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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-09
COUNTY OF HUDSON. IS.
49, The state Of New Jersey to the
SEAL Sheriff OF our County Of Hudson.

49,, The state of New Jersey to the
SEAL. Sheriff OF our County Of Hudson.
t~3 Greeting:
We commend you to summon Matilda Lorenzo,
builder. Lena plavano. owner, ana Robert Mazet.
MORTGAGE. 70 appear bsfore the Cir suit Court In
and for the County Of Hudson at Jerrey City in
said county, m the first day Of August next, that
the said Matilda Lorentz. builder, may answer
unto Henry taylor. claimant IN al alton upon
contract to his damage Fifteen hundred dollars as
is said. for which the said Henry IAyIof claims .
building lien on certain buildings and lands OF
said Lena Pla' ano,
One OF the sold buildings Is a three story frame
dwelling house. stone foundation, forty-four feet
in front anu rear and about thirty-nina feet deem.
with an extension fifteen feet deep and one story
high.
The other building Ia q one and a half story
frame stable with stone wall and fence there
about. said stable being about TWEEN ty- five feet
front and rear, and twenty feos deep. Roth of said
buildings are erected on alot or curttlaEe situate
in the town Of West Hoooken, county Il Hudson
and State OF New Jersey. being all that certain LIT
OF lenu situate on the southee1y side OF mountains
Road, ana being about one n ndred feet front on
said loa aud about one hundred and twenty feet
deep On each side. and about one hundred aud
NIFTY feet in the rear. aud ABOUT two hundred and
and nifty feet West OF WeehRwken street.
And have you then and there this writ.
Nlenoss 1oD II. Lippincott Judge of our said
circuit Court ct Jersey CITY, the thirteenth day Of
July, A. u. eighteen hundred and ninety three.
DICKSON TAoMPsoN s McMAsTER.
ella manrs Attys.
DENNIS McLAuGHLIN,
lts Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-09
A HOG OWNERS COMPLAINT.

For several days a man on Palisade avenue
has complained that he has missed certain hogs
and other valuables. The mans name cannot
be secured, but he has asked the police of the
Sixth precinct to assist him in tracing the hog
~stealefs.
Last night Patrolman Woldenauer suspected
that John Meeny of No. So Graham street,
John Henry OF No. 10 Cottage street and Vail
eutine Dalton of No. 123 Fremont avenue were
implicated ia the crime, SO he ran them in. This
morning the evidence against them was not as
strong as Justice Birdsall desired. SO he held
the prisoners for further examination. The
hog owner will be ed ana his name
dfyulged,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-09
HoBoKEN's NEW FIRE HOUSE.

The Committee of the Whole OF the Hoboken
City Council, to whom was REFERRED the matter
of securing new plans for the erection Of d new
night in conference with Mayor Pagan, In the
Mayors office. The original plans submitted
had been ordered modified BY the Council In
erection Of the building 1t was found that the
first batch of bids involved only a difference of
ST., 300 from that OF the second batch. IL WAS
terest of economy, 10 accept the plans nrst sub
mitted. The contracts viii be awarded at a
special meeting OF the Council | tomorrow night.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-09
BUZZINGs.

Branch No. 2 OF the Salvation Army held .
spirited nesting In their tent on Monticello
avenue, last night.
There will bs q special converts mneting at
the Bergen Mission tonight. Earnest pray ers
will be ctfered for the removal of the saloons.
Vernon place needs grading badly.
Park street has aome OF the finest homes on
the hill. 1t should be paved.
Captain Valdez and Lieutenant Owens will
give o supper to the soldiers Of Branch No. 2 OF
the Salvation Army, on next mondav night.
Hasbfeuck Institute Is nearing cetaBletion.
Barter jake, JuAge Keiakess assistant, should
enter the clerks copless. He has a host OF
friends and you'd stand q fair show OF winning.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-09
recently removed from :hls position. nj

recently removed from this position, al
though q Democrat. aud q man named
Pitchford OF Elizabeth was appointed In
his place on the Recommendation OF Sem
ator Mcpherson aud Assistant Secretary
McAdoo. Mr.. Fielder has been to see
the Senator, and an effort is beicg made
to have the official rsinstated either in
his old oa some other place. Mr.. O'Neill
was in Washington today.
An immense package OF endorsements
of Mr.. d. P. Peterson of Camden Tor H.
ternal Revenue Collector, which HAD
been forwarded to Senator Smith, were
today sent to the Treasury Department.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-09
TIE MLAUGHLIN's MEETING.

"Terry" McDonald's Five Dollar Outing
Not Well Thought or
The meeting of the Dsanis Mclaughlin
Association last night was 8 short one.
President Feeney remained ia the city
and presided at the meeting. Twelve
new members wers admitted and routine
business transacted.
Terry" Mcdonald proposed an outing
nj IS q ticket, but it was nor thought well
OF. Presioent FeeneY advised that such u
scheme would be damaging, as. those
members OF the association having SIS at
the tresent time needed every cent Of it,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-09
GREENyILLE CITIZENS DON'T MEET.

The meeting of the Greenville Citizens Asso-
ella ion aoticcd for last nignr at Barlber Hall
WIS u dismal ia lure. -Four members appeared
but as il took nine to constitute n quorum and
as no others showed up within a haif hour these
left In disgust. The conditioa OF old Bergen
Road aud the streets running from IL towards
Newark BAY Is souicthiug horrible. The dirt.
especially on Old Bergen Road Is at least SIX or
eight inches high and il Is au iInpossibllity for
! eayilv laden trucks to gnt through 1t, In fact,
thsss are several break dowpa here every day,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-09
LET'S SUES FOR HIS SALARY.

Veterinary Surgeon Let's OF the Hoboken
Fire Department, whose salary claims have
been regularly vetoed by Mayor Pagan, sued the
city for back salary in the District Court Of Ro-
boken yesterday, before Judge Paxton. Cor
pofation Attorney Minturn represented the
city and the Bad Senator, DAILY, represented
the unpaid veterinary surgeon. Judge Paxton
reserved decision.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-09
STEWARDS ASSAIIANTs HELD.
They Were Arrested In Brookiyn an


They We're Arrested In BROOKLYN and
ExtradIeted.
Detective "Bob" Pearson yesterday
afterLoon late brought Charles Cheeks
alias Tom" Connors. u liusman, OF No.
100 Raymond street. Brooklyn, aud
James Montgomery alias jack, Burke,
of No. So Wiliougnbbv street, Bro oklyb,
to this city from Brooklyn on ~extraditien
papers. The prisoners are wantet for
the murderous. assault com mitted upon
lineman Charles Stewart, 1T Buy aud First
streets, during the recent strike. Stew
art WAS a .n~on-unioH ~ AMI took the
place OF one of the strikers. lie WIS pre-
paring to go to york at Bay and First
street when the prisoners jumped npoa
him and gave him q terrific beatlIg with
the iron climbers used by linemen. Inc
men evaded arrest until two. weeks ago,
when they were captured in Brooklyn.
Justice O'Donneil, before whom they
were arraigned this morning. committed
them to the County Jail.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-09
THE suABIANs FEST OFFICERS.

The Suabian Vsrein held a meeting last Sun
day night at Kraus' Hotel on Ocean avenue, at
all arrangements for the festival were
perfected and the following officers elected for
that day: Ernst Ehing. Fest Marshall, Emil
Fest President, George 6haefer, Floor
These officers will elect their as
.sistants from the members at a special meeting
next Thurtday evening.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-09
WILL TRY CAPT. GRAHAM.

The Court Martial Designated by Gel
onel Campbell.
The court martial that will try Capt.
John Graham, OF Company G, upon the
charges preferred by Sergeant Abel p.
Brown, has been designated by Colonel
Campbell in the following official order:
HEADQUARTERS FIRST BRIGADE,
N. G., M.
JERSEY Cry, N. j., Aug. 3, 1893.
Special Orders No. IA:
L A general court martial is hereby appointed
for the trial of officers of this brigade of the
rank Of captain, or under that rank, who. being
charged with military ofenses shall be ordered
to appear before said court for trial.
Detail for the co~urt-Colonsl Samuel ". s.
Muzzy, Second Regiment; Major Hsnry w.
Freeman, First Regiment; Major Daniel A.
Currie, Second Reg Captain George
Handiey, Company B, Firt Regiment; Captain
Elmer Hill, Company II, First Regiment; Cap
tain Terrence e. Murphy, Company !, Second
Regiment; Captain Augustus Van Gieson, Com
pany B, Second Regiment.
Major Robert I. Hopper, judge advocate First
Brigade staff. Judge advocate.
No other officers than those named can be as
ser,bied without manifest injury 10 tho service.
II. The court herein appointed will convene
on Thursday. August L., 1898, at tho office Of
Major r. J.. Hopper. No. ia Market street.
Paterson, N. j.. at 3 p. NJ. and viii thereafter
adjourn 10 such time and plaza as they may
selecr or as may be hereafter ordered.
BY order OF Colonel C~ampbeil.
JONI A.. PARKER,
Official. Assistant Adjuiant- General.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-09
CHRISTIAN ENpRAYoR MEETING.

A very earnest meeting of the Christian En-
deavor Society was held Monday evening At the
John Knox Presbyterian Church on Ma nning
avenue, near Grand street. The me eting was
led by the Rev. Mr.. Houston, and Messrs. john
spoke upon the text, Freely Thou Hast Re
ceived. Frecly Give" The sin ing was very
flne, and was led by john Earle.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-09

In an interview with Mr.. Stanley
of Newark, the head of the new ear
syndicate, known IN this city as the
Consolidated, the true reason OF the
change in the transfer. system is dis
closed. 1t is for the purpose of con-
trolling the use of the transfer sys-
TEN and limiting the distance for
which a passenger may be carried for
five cetts.
We hope Acting Mayor Simpson
will take account of this when he is
asked to confirm the grip Of the mon
opoly on the city by signing the or
dinance passed by the Street and
Water Board On Monday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-09
MRS. MURPHY VERY Low.

Mary Murphy, fifty years old, Of No. 500
Henderson street, who was 50 terribly burned
about the head, neck and body while
lighting a fire, Is lying In q critical condition at
81. Francis Hospital, The attending physicians
have hopes OF her recovery.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-09
MASON WORK.

E. NASH s. CO.. No, RB4 Whston stree t.
Artificial stone of every description. plain and
ornamental sidewalks, watertight cellars plain
work. All work guaranteed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-09
BOARD WANTED.

WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, BOARD AND
" room in private anil convenient to Pavon O
Ferry. State terms and particulars. No Boarding
houses. Address BOARD, News ONCE.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-09
AUCTION 6ALE


A UCTToN SALE OF U-NREDEEMED LEDGE
IA at 24 Newark avenue. jersey City. on AUG.
ust IL, 1898. OF all goods pledged prior 20 August 5,
1892. By order OF F. PAYNE.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-09

Sherman law and the restoration of
our coinage to an honest basis. After
that, there is plenty of time for re-
Election and experiment.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-09

RARBIaR & WATSON.
Successors 70 BARBER BROS,
Peper hanging g and palnting in all its branches
Painters supplies Of all kiuds and descriptions.
No. pa MONTICELLO AVENUR.
A RTHUR 5. BARRIER & son ARE READY 70
consult with all who wish to have DECORATING,
Painting and Papertng done. Call on US, once
Fresco.
T H. GERAGHTY, NO. 90 YORK afREET, KLEC
-. trtcal and Mechanical Boil Hangcr. Electric
Bells, Door Openers. Annuuciators and Call Bells
repaired. General attention given to fitting up
fats, with bells aud speaking tubes. Keys nttod
r r. ERICKSON, NO. g LII STREET,
Carpenter and Builder. Special At
warranted and promptly attended to.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-09

THE Journal announced yesterday
in a headline that Leader" Davis
was coming out for equal taxation.
We are glad to see the Journal admit
that Davis is its leader, and that it is
his organ. The public has known
the fact since it helped elect him
Sheriff, but the Journal is rather set
ting itself right in throwing off the
mask of hypocrisy and owning up to
the truth.
AS for the equal taxation business,
that is not Davis idea. Bigger and
better men than he are going to take
up hat fight. He is simply taking
up the cry as a kind of a fake to de-
ceive the public as to his true charac-
ter by diverting their minds
from ballot box stuffing, extor-
ton from prisoners. conspiracy
and subornation of perjury, policy
backing, corrupt and subversive legis-
lation, and the other virtues and
graces which mark every stage of his
career.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-09
This paper IL Democratic In principles and is
IN fts Ufsscs OF all local questions.
VIII tho Grand jury Indict?

Desiring to do the fullest justice,
We note with approval the action of
the Grand Jury, yesterday, in hear
ing the testimony OF Heating and
others in respect to the policy bust
ness. We most sincerely hope and
trust this is an indication of change
of heart. 1t it is so, none will be
more forward than THE JERSEY Cry
NEWS to condone the past errors of
the Grand Jury, and to judge it by its
final action and not by the tempta-
tions and tribulations which were an
tecedent thereto. Indeed, in a sense
our respect for the Jurors will be in
creased by the greatness OF the out
side pressure which has SO far borne
down their sense of duty and which
they will have TO overcome to do their
duty in this matter.
OF course, if, after hearing the evil
dencs, conclusive as the World,
and as Judge Lippincott have de-
clared it is, they still refuse to indict
Davis and his gang, their guilt is
blacker and their plight more des-
perate than ever before. By hearing
the proof against the culprits, they
detroy the last gauzy veil that shield
ed them. To learn the facts and then
brazenly refuse to indict is to display
themselves to the people as worse
criminals than the men they are pro-
tecting.
But we rely on Foreman Edelstein
and the other honorable business
men who are on the Jury. They will
see to it that the guilty parties are
placed on trial and that the policy
evil is stamped out. II they cannot
rally the majority necessary to do
this they will disclose the truth of the
situation to the Court in a minority
presentment so that the public may
have full knowledge and act accord
ingly.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-09

The Grand Jury made two mis-
takes in respect to Pastor Halleron.
The first was in summoning him at
all. The second was in insulting and
browbeatipg him. The Grand Jury
may find that the pastor of one of the
leading Methodist churches in the
city is a man of very considerable in
fuence and Importance, and repre-
sents a great many more votes on
election day than the biggest man
among them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-16

as a favorite In the betting for the place.
The race proved an easy thing for Ham
mic. Cactus taking second money. while
Artillery could finish no better than third.
On the day following that Hammie won
In the last. Elerslie Stud Farms great
sire was represented In the West by
Morello, who won the Drexel stakes at
Washington Park. Chicago, making a holy
show Of his company. walking under the
wire in la IL, and could easily have run
the mile a second faster.
While Morello was upholding the honor
OF his family in the West Eolus' two
good sons. knight OF Ellerslie and Eole,
were represented by Hazel and Blizzard
in the East, the filly winning a race of
four and a half furlongs at Gloucester
and the colt taking third money in a
dash Of seven furlongs at Brighton, while
Virgie finished third In another race at
the same place. Thursday was a red
letter day for Ellerslie Stud Farm and
the Charaxus- Eolus cross. as two repre-
sentatives of that line. both in NJ. F.
Dryers stable, won their races at Mon
mouth Park-viz.: Hammie and Chateau.
while Bitten asserted his prowess by
winning a dash of a mile and a sixteenth
at Brighton. BROAD ROCK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-16
DOVER AssOCIATION.
To Meet at Barton Heights Tuesday-Over
the Viaduct.

The Dover Association meets in Its
10th annual session on Tuesday of next
week. with the Barton Heights Baptist
church. The hour of assembling will
be IL A. NJ. This venerable body is COM
posed Of fifty-seven churches. including
all the white Baptist churches Of Rich
mond. These are entitled 10 four dele
gates each; besides. all ordained Baptist
ministers resident In the territory are
members, ex-officio. II all who are en-
titled attend, the delegation will number
from go TO 800. The sessions OF the body
will be held in the Baptist church, but
extra meetings may be held elsewhere on
the Heights. Dinner will be served TO
the delegates in the Wigwam. This Is
the first time in many years that the
body has met near Richmond. and there
is every prospect of a bright and highly
interesting meeting.
All the sessions are open to the public.
who are cordially invited to be present.
Or. Pitt has appointed Josiah Ryland.
Jr., chairman Of Committee on Hospitali-
~. and Captain j. II. OBannon chair
man Of COMMITTEES on Arrangements.
These with faithful assistants are get
ting their work in good shape.
The citizens OF the Heights, OF every
denomination. heartily welcome the AS
ISOLATION.
A large force OF hands are at work on
First street completing the Barton
Heights Electric Car Line TO Clay
street. where IL will connect with the
, main line TO all parts OF the city. From
the manner In which the work Is now
being pushed the line will be completed
some time during the present month.
1t is understood that the Judge Of the
county court will grant petition Tor
the establishment OF a new precinct with
the voting place at Barton Heights.
The Methodist church Is nearing COM
pletion.
Miss Hattie O'Bannon is visiting In
jefferson county. West Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.. Smith are visiting
In Brooklyn.
Mr.. W. c.. Burton is home from a trip
through Virginia.
Rev. S. c. Hatcher Will spend the next
week with Mr.. w. II. Bennett at Brook
land Park.
Mrs. S. D. Burton. Of Petersburg. Va.
is visiting Or. J. II. Hartmans family.
Mr.. George p. Colyer has returned from
an extended trip through southwest Viz
ginia.
Mrs. William Luck and Mrs. 7: X.
Sands left Friday for Ashbury Park.
New Jersey,
Mr.. II. Lee Lorraine and J. r.. Turpin
have returned from the yachting excur-
sion on the Atlantic.
Miss Mary Stewart has returned from
visit 10 williamsburg. Va. very much
improved.
Barton Heights has the reputation Of
having the first street car line In Rich
monds CHATS the Mirrors hst1e 5cke'l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-16
Chess Tournament.

The Richmond Chess Club at Its regu-
lar weekly meeting last Thursday night
decided to have a tournament among the
members of the club. Two games Will be
PLAYED by each member with every other
member, and the member winning the
largest number Of games will be declared
the champion Of the club.
Play will commence tomorrow night
Monday, the 18th, at $50 o'clock. In the
clubs rooms in the Arlington building
and will be continued every Monday,
Wednesday and Thursday night until the
tournament shall have been finished.
Among the members Of this club are
DIR. otto Myer, Mr. c. w. Macfarlane.
General Peyton Wise, Dr. Newton.
Messrs. London. Knox. Blankenship. and
other well-known players. and II Is safe
to say that lovers OF the game Will md
the proceedings Of the tournament both
interesting and entertaining.
Visitors are always welcome at the
meeting of the club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-16
Sing for the Soldiers.

There will be services at the Soldiers
Home this afternoon at $50 o'clock, led
by one OF the members OF Moore-Me-
mortal Chapter. Brotherhood Of ST. An
drew.
Since last January the young men OF
this chapter have conducted an unde-
nominational Bible class at the Home.
with an excellent attendance In. all con-
ditions OF the weather. and during the
suspension of the class for the summer
they have volunteered to see that there
Is an undenominational service either at
the Home chapel or at the Male Orphan
Asylum every Sunday afternoon. MID.
isters of all denominations will be invited
10 lead these services. and Mrs. GIN
and the boys from the Asylum have
kindly consented to render the music.
Mrs. ellis boys have rendered effective
assistance In connection with services IN
that section Of the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-16

Mrs. ]. III. Harvey and her guest. Mrs.
Augusta Bryan. while out driving Mon
day In the city had a narrow escape.
Their horse took fright and ran away.
throwing them from the carriage. Both
were bruised. and Mrs. Harvey received a
cut on the chin. They have so far re-
covered as to be out again. Mrs. Bryan
left for Washington on Thursday.
Miss Daisy Prince, who has been VS.
iting Mrs. George A. Minor. has returned
to her home in Southampton county.
Mr.. w. s. Johns has returned from
Chicago.
Miss Sallie Hartman and Miss Matte
Ryland are applicants for teachers In
the Barton Heights graded school.
The annual meeting OF the citizens or
Barton Heights was held in the Wigwam
last night, and was largely ATTENDED.
Captain ]. II. O'Bannon was elected
mayor for the ensuing term. and Mr.. j.
T. Lorraine was elected town clerk. En-
couragtng reports were read from the
standing committees. .a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-16
PronerfY Transfers.

Richmond-Wallace +. Brown. special
commissioner, to John Herold, q feet on
east side Sixth street near Leigh, $3.50.
l. j. Cherry TO j. X. Taylor. 30 feet on
Marshall street northwest corner Thirty
fourth. $500.
William Claiborne's trustees to Giles b.
jackson, Is feet on west side Eighth
street. subject 10 deed Of trust of sl2l,
s., 000
Thomas e. Stagg to b. c. Bristow, "a
feet on east side Twenty-ffth street
near Clay. 5000.
william Trexler and r. E. Gilmore to
w. r. Hooker and l.. w. Phillips. II
feet on west side Lombardy street be-
tween Floyd and Grove avenues. s2.4Oo.
Henrico-George w. Davidson TO Daniel
Jones and others. trustees, acre. Sl2
T. A. and Hattie c. Lamb to William
8. Thomas, lots and In block 10.
Brookland Park, $3.50.
T.. A. Catlin and T. ID. Newell to H. A.
Hare and r. l.. Tucker, lot n, Robin
Park. 500.
Catherine and Charles II. Raabe TO Ed
mund S. Read, lots in Highland Springs,
500.
Edmund s. Read to Albion c. Stage.
lots In Highland Springs, $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-16
THE WAREHOUsE COMBINB.
A Committee Reports That the RroJses
Has Been Abandoned.

DANvILLE. VA. July 15.-Special.-As
a special meeting of the Danville Tobacco
Board Of Trade. held this morning. spe-
ciai committee. appointed at a previous
meeting to inquire into and report upon
the rumors rife in regard to the forma-
ton OF a tobacco warehouse combine, re-
ported as follows: The committee ap-
pointed by your body at Its meeting on
the 10th OF June, to confer with the
warehouse men Of this city who had In
contemplation combination OF the
warehouse business here. beg leave to
report that we have had a conference
with such parties. who inform VI tnas
at the time OF the appointment OF this
committee a plan was being considered
looking to the perfecting Of such COM
bination. but these parties now tell u
that subsequent developments have
broken up these negotiations. we are
further assured by the same parties tnat
In their opinion such combination Will NOT
now be formed Your committee 10 I'M
able to say what will be the ultimate
outcome Of this, but whatever 1t should
be. we are OF the opinion that your COM
mtttee cannot be Of further service now
I'm this matter. and ask TO be discharged