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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
THE hINDERG GRJES.
The Little Folks Had Pound Party ana an
Ea-ter Hunt.

The Little FOLKS uhi III yum"
Easter Hunt.
The Easter reception and pound party at
the Day Nursery and kindergarten IN their
building. ut the corner of Nineteenth ana
franklin streets yesterday was gratifying
success, although the number OF VISITORS wac
made smaller than expected by the very rainy
weather. The donations were none very
large but they made up III NUMBER WHAT
rhev lacked in individual size. Liberal sup
plies Oh clothing for the children were
received, and q goodly supply Of PROVISIONS OK
many kinds came from thOughtfui nanus.
barrel of flour was the largest single donation
aud came from the children OF the fehhy
Society of Miss Mary JohnsOns school.
number OF children from ~. fauis Snulcn
Home came. bearing packages ana maue tnef
visit further interesting by songs ana recita-
tions for the little kindergarteuers. Ihey re-
turned the compliment by recltatlonS anu VIC
occasion was wound up by an enjoyable egg
hunt. 4 number of the children rom os.
Paul $ Sunday school also visited the nursery
and left welcome packages. a committee or
ladies' haded by Mrs l.. b. Turnbull, spent
the day ut the school and felt fully repaid
by the much-needed supplies that came IN.
This is a splendid charity and makes
direct appeal TO the practical mind. Here
hard working mothers tor nominal sum
per week can Leave their little ones In COM
fOrtaDle, happy SURROUNDINGS ieeHns PEI,
fectiy satisfied that they Will be well ted
and cared for. aud then when they are
old enough they receive kindergarten instruc-
ton and amusement The institution is
under the auspices OF the Woman Christian
Associs ton. OF which Mrs. Joseph Bryan Is
president. and is conducted by committee
of which Mrs. c. Z. Walford IS chairman. Inc
building is the property of Old Market church
and the ladies OF that congregation take spe-
cial interest in the charity. The institution
has no stated income, but is dependent on
voluntary contributions and articles Of chill
drens clothing. and provisions are welcome
every day in the year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19

cent. yamucl Mitchell. Charles e. Lau'e a.
William IL Harrison Charles brown, % w "
s. Johnston. James NJ. Quicke anu '"'"'' W.
Claiborne. .,a, 81 q Johns
Tonight the congregation OF '' rao,ton
church elected as vestrvmen X. -. LEW
II AZ r;sher u. NJ. Brown. }. +. lanes, w.
N Wabliston. II. r. Hamilton. Joseph p ~ u -
! H. 4 Andrews. A. d. Hollywood ana De L.
WIN" g, S,ephen's church elected Wits Jonn-
con If +. Bats. W. 7. Clarke: James Jane ri II
Shields George f. Bragg. Il. L. Nicho'' ""'
"A,fhe Snnday-school celebration at Grace race
rn;sconal church Yesterday afternoon meua's
afiies membership in the Children nllsslon-
orv Society OF Virginia were presented 10 nen'
&c Gibson. rector and bis assistant rev.
Nss Nettie n. Barrow, Of Dinwida'e
comfy was married here Yesterday afternoon
90 Mr. Wayerlv Davis, Of Washington, y. I;
Tho Republicans of Petersburg. VIII hoi's
ward meetings on Thursday. 18th instant 20
elect delegates TO the city convention TO DO
hold April 2eth. which will elect eight acie-
Gates and four alternates to the Fourth ,on-
eressional District Republican Convention he
farmvilo May 18th next. and also the same
number of delegates and alternates 70 ,ne
Republican State Convention atKoanoAe Nay
rth next
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
A SIffRP NEGROs
But Not Sharp Enough to Ontwlt n'c"-
mond's sharp Police.

mOnn's sharp Foice
John Brown. a negro. considered himself a
pretty fly youth and upon the strength OF
this opinion OF himself started out on an ex-
petition OF sharpness which terminated dis
astrOusly f0r John
IL was Inst Saturday afternoon that John
and his wagon were engaged TO deliver the
weekly wash to the family Of Mr. A. Simon.
who resides at 3l2 east Clay street. The
baske. Containing the wearing apparel was
safely delivered about o'clock. and so far
John was free from sin rs far "a the clothes
were concerned. But temptation oyerpowered
this son of Africa. and he returned 10 Mr..
Simon's residence while the family were at
simmer. and went TO the room where he had
left tho basket, which he took possession
of, with its contents. adding 20 it all the
wardrobe of young lady who was
a guest of Mr. Smon's family. 1t was while
passing out of the house with his ill-gotten
gains tina, he was discovered by Mr.. Simon,
who questioned his presence In the house,
and was told that 1t was the
wash going out Mr.. Simon's sus-.
picions were aroused. so be made inquiry "t
his wife # all was right. She replied it was
not so he fastened back TO the front of the
house to find the thief and his plumber gone.
The case was given to the police and
Officer John Wren WAS detailed to
work up the case Yesterday morn
ing he arrested John and carried
him 10 the Second station. He was
identified as the person who took the clothes
and remanded for u hearing at the police
court this morning. John is sadder and
wiser man now. and he has come to the con-
clusiOn that the police possess certain
amount of SHARPNESS too.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
Nobhea the Chinnmnn.

How Lee runs laundry at 1918 east Broad
street. he left bis shop about o'clock Sun
day afternoon and did not return until 10
yesterday morning Upon his arrival he dis
covered a pane of glass extracted from
rear window. which enabled a thief
to enter his place. The money drawer
had been forced open. and 81 in
cash taken. From the room Just lehind the
laundry $40 had been taken. In the third
AID rear room "a trunk had been burst open
and 1923 taken there.rom lie lost in all
$40 IN coppers and silver. having on his per-
sen his paper money. There is no clue TO the
thief. and How Lee is sad and Will init the
pipe To drown his sorrow. and in conse-
quence of his loss Will play less fabian"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19

With crumbling foundation and shaky, bulgng
walls. is not more certainly TO be looked for
than the sudden giving way OF a constitution
sapped By overwork, unremitting anxiety or
exposure to hardship and malign climatic in
huences Against the disastrous effects Of each
and all Of these Hostetters stomach Bltters X
an efrectusl safeguard. It fortifes the system
against them by infusing into 1t fresh vigor be-
gotten Of renewed anu complete digestion and
assimilation OF the food. and its consequent re-
parative action upon the exhausted tissues and
impoverished circulation. No preparauye Tor
th1 undergoing. without injury, Of an unusual
amount OF bodily or mental work no means OF
ayerting malariai infection or diseases born OF
had diet and impure water equals this Super!a-
lively fine defensive invigorans. Take Il Tor
dyspepsia, constipation. blliousness. rheuma-
tism, kidney trouble. la grippe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
Council of NndnsE.

81. Omar Council of kadosh, No l. Orient
Of Richmond. met at st. Adams Hall last
evening and elected the following officers
michael, commander: w. English first pre-
ceptor; John Il. Charlton. second preceptor
c. Nesbit. recorder; H. Il. ". southern.
treasurer; Rev Il. i. Williams. orator J. v.
Bidgood. chancellor; A. Il. Gum. almoner
S. W. Budd. j.. b.: H. i. Thornton. turcope-
ler; William krause captain of the guard;
Is. b. Collins. sentinel.
At o'clock ilbertas Lodge of Perfection
met. Mr. William Ryan officiating. and con-
ferred the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Degree
on several members.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
4 Saloon Closed.

The CRYSTAL saloon. w. 7. Montague pro-
prietor. was opened about two weeks ago IN
one Of the stores under Belvidere Hall. but il
was closed Saturday by the sheriff. This was
done at the instance Of Duke & Jobson. who
brought suit for sGl5 for o. ornamental wood
work finished. They sued out au attach
ment. making oath 10 the fact that the sa
loon man was about 10 assign or otherwise
hinder his creditors.
Yesterday morning an attachment was
placed on the stock and fixtures of Montague
a Biedler's saloon on Twelfth street. lust be-
low the American Hotel. The suit in this case
Is Tor $50 for cigars from /ngalla d Feldman
The affidavit Ia this case stated that tho de-
PENDANTS were about 10 remove their goods
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
a Runaway MISUNDERSTANDING of q saw-Miu

PETERSBURG, Va. April 49, Especial. J.
In O runaway accident here yesterday Messrs.
Charles Cohen and Edward Eigenbrum were
knocked senseless and remained unconscious
until O'Clock last night. Mr. Cohen was
painfully injured about the shoulder and the
lower part OF bis body. Mr.. Eigenbrurn had
his arm very badly hurt. and was otherwise
injured.
At a meeting of the congregation Of st.
Paul's Episcopal church held this morning
the following vestrymen were elected for the
ensuing term: John Mann, X. Il. Arlington.
w. II. Cuthber:. ID. Nj. Bernard. W. L. Plum
mer. j. Heath Cabsniss, w. J. Jarratt. s. j.
Hurt, W. X. Mchenney. I. +. DAVIS, w. b.
Simpson and J. q. Grlswoid.
The sum OF $3.50 was raised at Grace church
on yesterday 10 pay OF the indel tedness Of
the church. The church Indebtedness last
November was y 600 now it is only $500.
At meeting of the congregation OF the
Second Baptist church. held yesterday morn
ing. it was decided by unanimous vote TO
extend pastoral call to Rev. Mr.. Fristol. of
Accomac county.
A large meeting of Brandon Lodge A. +.
and A. NJ, No. 49, WAS held at Barrowville,
Prince George county. on Saturday. The
Master Msson's Daughters degree was con
ferred on q number of ladies by Right Wor.
shipful George Potts, of this city. after
which open addresses were made 10y WCr-
shipfui Potts and Deputy Grand Master
Mann Page in behalf OF the Masonic fair TO
be held in Richmond this week for the benefit
OF the Masonic Home OF Virginia Nearly
900 was raised for this object. grand en-
tertainment was held at Masonic HILL in this
city tonight by the Ladies' Auxiliary Asso-
citation Of the Masonic Home OF Virginia for
the benefit of the Home and large audience
was IN attendance.
Nearly (: 600 have been contributed through
the Ladies Auxiliary Association OF Peters
burg 10 the Masonic Homo.
The large ssw-rnill OF the Hitchcock Trego
Land and Quarrying Company in Greenylle
county. about siX miles from Befeld on the
petersburg and Weldon railroad. Was de-
stroyea by fire between and > O'clock yester-
usr morning. together with all of it's ma
cHlhery. The ire is supposed TO have been
oi lncendiary origin. This mill gave employ
Ineht 10 NIFTY or more laborers. The loss is
STOUT SlOOJO insurance. $4,000
iho democratic city central committee de-
yided tonight TO elect delegates To the State
.ohveht0n al City Convention. TO lie held
"l .ne hlgnt o. May 9Th. The ward meetings
10 eject delegates 20 the CITY Convention will
, ue n9'o MaV 81. and each ward will be en-
ssioi 20 Ten delegates. Under the basis
aoop,eu by Tue State committee. Petersburg
con nm.ea 10 twenty delegates TO the State
lne congregation OF Grace rniscons,
cnuIon thls AFTERNOON elected the tollow,n.
vesTymsn J. Z. Noyler. William Csm.rnrs
W. l. thinner. II. @. Hardy, John r. Vim.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
Gosa1gvereIn Virginia.

Gesanverein Virginia celebrated Easter with
a theatrical performance and ball which was
given at Sanger Hall. The entertainment
opened with an overture by the orchestra. fol-
lowed by a chorus. The Birthday Congratu-
lation," by X. Gem. sung by the Virginia ye-
rein.
The programme was brought. 10 close bv
the buriesque The Patient" by Zaver Men
hard.
The following ladies and gentlemen partici.
pated in the play Miss Helen Brauer. Mrs. &.
Wippermann. Miss Emma Schumann. Mrs.
NJ. T. Richter. Messrs. Emil Kersten. c.
Drosts and H. F. Richter.
After the performance dancing was in.
dulgsd in unit. . late hour In the mornino.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19

BRAGG.-Diod. OF paralysis. at bis residence.
Iindsay's Va. April :. 1872. JAMES k. BRAGG;
aged seventy-nino years and t"cn.y-one days.
DOWDY. -Diod. Auril /. ISr.. In Natchez,
Miss. JOHNNIE j. DONDl. beloved brother
of James and Lewis DoWdy.
RFARDON-pioi. at his residence. No. 5gl
north Fifteenth street. 40 ! T. ~ saturday,
DANIEL NLARDOA: aged seventy-one years.
The funeral took place Monday morning AZ 70
O'Clock from 81. Peters cathedral
WOODY Died. at her home. in Hanover
county. Va. April 10, 1872, hiss CHRISTIAN
II. WOODY.
Funeral took place from the house Sunday
afternoon &C 3 o clock.
ROBERTS Died. at the residence OF her
nephew, DR.. s. M. Roberts, 10 north Fifth
street. Sunday, April IL 1892. ut 8 a. d., Miss
SUSAN ROBERTS, sister OF the late Rev. John
Iobcris. Of tho Maryland Conference NJ. J.
church in the soventy-seyenth year Of her age.
Baltimore papers please copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
The Broad-street Church Easter Hunt

Broad-street church yesterday was the
scene OF q joyous entertainment. in which
the children of the congregation generally
participated. An Easter egg hunt. in
which four hundred candy limitations
formed the most important part. was
Wildly, yet pleasantly. enjoyed. Refresh
msnts OF every character were served.
and while the rain without destroyed many
cherished plans of the little ones. they were
well repaid by the happy pastime offered
within. The entertainment was continued
last evening for the older people. and the
attendance was quite large.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
Easter Clouds I'm Lexington.

LEXINGTON. Va. April 1s--ISpecial. l.
Easter passed of amid clouds and rain and
no new spring clothes. There were special
services at the Episcopal churches morning
and afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
LARGE ORDERS FOR rYrEwRIrERs.
The United States Government Orders Rem
ington Typewriters in Large Quantities.

inGton TypewriteFs in Large Quantities.
WASHINGTON. April is.--1he United States
Government is the largest user of typewrIters
IN the world. Upwards OF two thousand
Kemingtons are employed in the several de-
partments at Washington aud perhaps one
fifth AS many OF other dinere1t kinds, making
grand total OF nearly twenty-five hundred;
receiving acquisitions from the Government
for additional machines.
The Remington has been adopted also for
Government use in Eugland. France. Ger
many. Russia. Canada. Australia. etc< indeed,
In nearly every country In the world.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, April 1s.--At the
University chapel special musical pro-
gramme was observed on Easter, the leading
features of which wers published yesterday
il The TINES. A fine musical service was
enjoyed by all who attended the Presbyterian
and Episcopal churches.
At the Episcopal church the special Easter
Offering for the new church amounted to
about $4,000.
Another wholesale baptizing occurred at
the First (colored) Baptist church Yesterday.
Fifty-seven persons were immersed.
On Saturday DIR. Towles little son died.
aged fifteen months. The remains were taken
70 Washington and inferred at Glenwood
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19

- WAsBISGroN, ID. c.. April lS-For
Virginia: Fair, preceded by mowers
fAlR lsouth: cooler southeast; northeriy
| winds.
- For North Carolina: Generally fair.
except showers on the immediate coast;
slightly cooler, northerly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
castor Ccremoniss-The Ns'ni heh"eH'""'

Noaro1x. Va. April 1s.-lSpecial. never
IN tho mast have there been such vast congre-
rst;ons and brilliant music a. on yesterday al
The churches of all denominations III tlis Guy;
AZ the Methodist preachers meeting held
tbis morning 81 800 was reported 10 nave
been raised at Queen-street church yesterday
10 reduce church debt
Al 81. Iukes Protestant Episcopal church
at the morning service $4,000 was subscribed
for the new church fund.
The naval rendezvous committee Will visit
Washington tomorrow evening. Colonel
George w. Johnston. the president OF the As
ISOLATION. will open headquarters at the Ar
lineton Hotel, Washington. from which infil-
euce will DO brought TO bear upon Congress
10 secure the appropriation desired. Ihree
hundred thousand dollars is now asked
The Jury in the damage suit Of the Sudolk
Lumber Company against the Norfolk and
Carolina Railroad Company rendered YER
dict Saturday night giving the plaintid
s4.076s7. An appeal will be taken. The suit
grows out of a collision IN when several cars
were destroyed.
A fire occurred at negro store on Cumber-
land street Sunday night and two valuable
buildings were burned TO the ground Ne
croes were playing cards In the building at
late hour. All hands got drunk and in some
way a lamp was overturned.
The April term of the Norfolk County
Court commenced to-day. The special grand
Jury is investigating the prize fight. and 1t
is said that they will bring in several indict-
ments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
PORT OF WEST POINT. April IS. 1892.

PORT OF WEST POINT. April IS. 1872.
ARRIVED
Steamships nanylle. Murphy. Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo; Dorchester,
Howe.. baltimore. passengers and general
cargo. CITY OF Atlanta, Dole. New YORK. gen
ersl cargo; schooner, Nct;le II. Wiling. guano
from baltimore.
SAILED.
Steamships Carbis Bav,, Llyerppol cotton;
and general cargo: City OF Atlanta, New York,
via Newport News. passengers and genera!
cargo. Danville,, Baltimore. passengers and
folk 10 load lumber; Nottis r. Willing, Walker
ton, 10 load railroad ties for Baltimore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
HELP WANTED.
MEETINGS.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD co.

----~-----D--0O-----00 --0-~N~-NNNN~-0-N-N
NOTICE.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD co.
The annual meeting OF the shareholders ~
the Norfolk and Western Railroad Company Will
be held on WEDNESDAY. the 4ih day Of May.
1892. az 10 clock A. NJ. ~ The ONCE OF the com
nany in tho city Of Roanoke Va. when an cleo
lion will be held for thirteen directors Ter the
ensuing year and such other. business trans
acted as may properly como before the meeting.
The transfer books will be closed from clock
=. M.April 10, 1872. until o'clock 4. W. May
1872 A. j. HfMIHll.l. rocretafy
April II. 1892. az l9,232smyj
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
LAAIBERTs POINT. April IS. 1872.

COAJED.
STEAMSHIPS NGrtos Havana, Valencia: Carbis
Bay, West Point. Ghent.
AFFIRMED AND LOADED
schooners r. T. Birdsall. Bridgeport: G. W.
Church. Boston: William JOhnsOn. Charleston:
Maggie j. Lawrence. Ashley river; baIges
Norfolk and Western No. B. Portland; Norfolk
and Western No. q.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

~ THE EVANGELICAL ALLdlA As.. s al,
npoo. m sss dhnrch (rr. HArcHxE.s or Tnesdsy
night April sh x, ISi -. :p9 Esns sOs
a 1scqson hs Utilized and Dsvsloped" Rev
% kim And Rev. JADEz HALL viii address
The meeting. The public are inyiteI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL IS. 1892.

rchooners J. W Msryiile. Marshall, Patti
,,cra ferfilizer W. II. Curtis, agent: John
shay. Tiiton Philadelphia coal. ). II. HAYES;
AIIenora sandasen, odfrey. New York,
powder Gaines x Glover; Abort " smith,
rauy. o. 81 aerrett. Harris. Portland. lime,
( ID. Hawes: Federal Hill. Baltimore. fertilizer,
Atlantic a. Virginia lartl.izing Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19

MINIATURE ALMANAC. APRIL 10. 1872
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19

Schooaers John S. ,lracham. CHM. Saco. Me-
pig iron. D. y. Gordon agent, vessel Curtis X
Parker; ". a. Hall. Moore. Craney island.
empty barrels. vessel Currie 4 Co; Eva
Shenton. GALLOWAY. Old Fort, 10 load lumber
for Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
EASTER IN THE STATE.
sEAUrlFCL suNDAY shR'icHs'
mr.. raj, Interfercd with Church Pienics
Yesterday Death of Mr.. tcyb"'n
Tord-yirglnia Affairs.

IYScHpunG, Va. April ls-lSpec'a''i--St
paurs church was crowded toits i"l1 capacity
xasterday at the Easter service. The chou
had prepared an elaborate musical pro-
orammo. which was beautifully rendered dur
inc the service. Rev. 4. NJ. Carson preached
from the text. Corinthians XIV, IS: "Ihere-
fore. nv beloved brethren, De We steadias'' un,
movable. always Astounding in the worA o.
the Lord. for as much as ye know that your
labor is not in vain in the Lord
There was larger congregation tnan usun,
at the Church OF tho Holy Cross. DO ,,,,os
was exceptionally fine. the iroihoo"V, IL" Ia.
and violins helping out the 0ISan - 90 a
Icbtful manner. The ''Neni creator M"' -
tho by Miss Maggie Maiian, Mr. Jo JONI !
wall and Mr.. ia. Roethline. Inc sVp.anyy'
we're. Misses Maggie Mailsn, Mary O9u nsul
a,;ca Wc%amars. Teresa Magic ana MIs'
IT, Nsilsn. alto. Mrs. Accorsini tenois'
Mais. lin j Wall and W. NJ. Doyie'
I'd Koethine and Thomas Coihus; oasanJ
Miss Mary Byrnes; flutes tather l'c ,S,, a.,,'
: i Roberts first violin. Professor a, htu,y,
t,ombope. Mr. Brayton. Father Mcvuln
preached powerful sermon on Inc hcs''-
Iection.' -, -..a.,. .e.arnoon
Mir. Lev burn Ford died Yesterday aitefno ,ol
after having been in declining health iof
some time He was nearly MY yc"'9 o'e''
He was a gallant Confederate soioier'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria

BzrcHAM's Pills cure Sick Headache.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
BRoAr.srarEr xrruoptsr

Sunday at Broad-street Methodist church
was an impressive and sacred day. Easter was
celebrated by special services and the mosr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-19
al MO0RY-MFNOnIAL.

st Moore Memorial church very larg
congregation attended the morning service
The music was excellent and Rev Dr. ID. J.
Sprigg delivered an eloquent sermon. A col
lection was taken mp for tho church buildn
fund which realized s3,203O7. while seyers
large subscriptions are still to come IN. tn
congregation has collected over $4,000 f.
tho church fund ont Of tho go coo which WI
be required t. complete the building.
In the afternoon q special service was bel
for the SUNDAY school and an elegant pro
gramme was carried out. llr. Roosevelt Pag,
Superintendent Of the Sunday school. mad
an address and DIR. Sprigg preached d shoI
sermon. The offerings Of the children 30
diocesan mission work amounted TO 80,
with several classes yet to be heard from.