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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-10

Mira. Sarah Loud is Christian.
After oil the ministers and the congre.
CATION have delivered their messages
she often says more, wiser and better
than any OF them and In less time.
She Is one OF those Christians who
frlghten some of the pas
tors so they suppress the voluntary
remarks OF members OF their congre-
cations who may damage their salary
prospects and popular honors.
She said In part and purport at the
free Methodist Tabernacle on Sunday
afternoon:
What a shelter Christ ls9 must be
In Him and lie in me. lie is my wis.,
dom. my teacher and my all. have
received great answers from him. lie
said he had power In his Holy Spirit
over all flesh and that he is the Spirit
of truth.
To enjoy his presence l had to let
Igo OF many worldly things and take
up such things as God wanted. Many
times has He led me contrary to my
own will and preconceived intention
aud plan. When we got into Gods
win we are like fishes in the water-we
swim right along.
My unconverted hearers, do Gods
Will and enjoy his presence. Don't
have your own way. You had better
go to Heaven with only one eye than
go to hell with two eyes.
This world Is the place to practice
and preach holiness and get ready for
Heaven.
Especially In its practice you al.
ways have light and power to benefit.
'enllghten and bless your fellow be-
lngs and all OF them who are morally
honest respect you for 1t.
! There are many blind guides to lead
you aslray. There are people. who
think they are right, that are follow
ing false gods.
! When you live close to God. the peo-
pie will not annoy you. They Will
back right out.
God gives you his presence and
blessing when you give Him your
heart. God wants the heart.
There is too much that is only head
religion. II those mems heads were
chopped of how much religion would
be lett in them.
If we will reign with Christ we must
suffer on earth because he did
1t Is because our conversation Ia In
Heaven" We worship Him in the
spirit OF truth and beauty OF holiness.
For everything ] enjoy ] give the
glory to God, for what am lie has
made me,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-10

Among the last words of Samuel G..
Morrison. Esq, who fell dead in Hinge
wood Church few weeks ago. were
these: Seek ye first the Kingdom oil
God, and his llghteousness and oil
those things shall DO added.'-Alatt,
6, 49,
They wero spoken in connection
with his Christian experience, being
addressed to II company of irrellglous
men sitting near the speaker.
This text was used by the pastor last
evening" and tie circumstances under
which Mr.. Morrison used the scriptural
quotation.
A very large congregation was pres
ent. Among those present were the
widow and other relatives OF the de.
ceased.
The preacher had great liberty and
most excellent attention from his
audience. Two came forward to be
pr1red for and professed faith IN
Christ. .... ..-...-.. ......
Young or midde.a6ed man fell IN
church lust evening, supposed to be
overcome with heat. He was taken tt
his home. on East Ninth street, by
Richard NJ. Morris, Esq.
Seven were received on probation
Friday evening Five professed faitl
that evening. Three were received ln
full membership yesterday morning
and one on probation. The plasterer'
are at work on the auditorium.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-10
Dots.


american Laundry, soa west Front 90
curpina and ieeohing. l43 p. socond st
Cummings. the photographer. BOZ
Market street.
You can get something you can cal
at 227 Market street. Hollis.
II you want first.class dyelng and
securing done, go to 80 King.
pressmaking tailor system, 8 years
experience. now wishing to build up a
new trade. No. 604 East 18th street.
Stowelrs Evergreen, Mammoth and
all varieties of Sugar Corn, at j. j.
Smiths Fourth and Shlploy streets.
Miss Bella Biadway. of this city IL
visiting friends at townsville, New
Jersey. NV.
Miss Louisa Kand Miss Iona Benar
OF No. 33 Il. 22nd street, this city, have
gone for two months visit to Philu
John $. Rosselle. of the Security
Trust and Savings Deposit, spent Sun
day with his son in Reading.
Eight degrees cooler than yester
day.
DIR. Simms White Pulmonic Balsam,
the famous popular lung and throat
meGieine and consumption preventer
sold by druggists everywhere.
st. ALdro We CHOIR will take its an
nnai yacht cruise on August 10th, and
in "ase OF the weather being unfa
vo.able IN that day the trip will bl
postponed until August "a.
The 18th entertainment under the
auspices OF the New Century Club
Auxiliary, will DO given next Friday
evening In the drawing room
OF the cluh s building.
Onand after August I. the Whining
"a FIR IA Prose-. tho local German
u 81, will DO Issued III the If osnuoI
70 az morning.
The German Baptist Sunday schoo
W on II excursion to feuns
&c next TGurs lay on the steame
UIc.
A, u. McCauslanl will build q fine
residence on Broome street, neu
Beech, beginning next week.
l.. w. Stidham Il Son sold a stall Ii
tho City Market House for Robert {
fraim. attorney for Robert Casey
deceased, to Robert Casey, Jr., 70
$1,000.
! Go to DR. J. II. Slmms 4 Son, GO
King street, now, for Dr. Simms' Ia
j AbOho " IlNb ulIuOlllt 1Dll5hul, III
, lung cure. COG King street. Elegah
, medicine depot.
Repairing all kinds OF clothing a
! well rs steam dyeing and securing
Altering and cleaning ladys garment
5 u specially at 81 Market street. PieI
son and Burke.
The annual excursion OF EpwOrt
, NJ i, Sunday school will lie given o
/, Wednesday, July II, 1898, to BIrmlua
ham Park.
Train will leave w. 4 n. II. Il. sti
,, ton, foot of French street, ut $50 ,
:. III. Returning, leave tho Park ut 81
! ,. IN. A baggage car Will be attuehe
Tor baby coaches anG lunch basket.
=, Tickets % and 80 cents.
, Mrs. Samuel A. Price is visiting h,
: daughter Nellie, who resides ut Iliz
: beth, \. j. In writing to her HUSBAND
from that p ACC she said one of III
| steamboats, that plies to a little LAX
IA New Jersey. took In some $500 o
the Fourth OF July in fares alone.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-10

The ninth annual session OF the
the Ocean Grove Sunday School As.
sembly, will convene at Ocean Grove
on Tuesday. and the assembly choir
under the leadership of Prof j. A.
sweeney, will he organized. In the
evening at 7.30. praise services will be
held by Dr. Loonis. At O'Clock, the
Rey. j. i Brady, d. D.. of Newark,
N. j., will give an illustrated lecture
on the Discovery OF America.
On Wednesday morning at s o'clock
Mrs. B. b. LOOMS will give the boys
and girls an hours talk OIL "Puups
Early Years. At 0 o'clock the Young
Peoples service will be led by Rev. G.
II. Iatman and T. b. Hoagland. Holi.
ness meeting led by Mrs. DR.. Palmer
IN the Tabernacle and other interest
ing exercises through the day
On Sunday the Young Peoples meet
Ing at the Temple will be led by Rev
q. ii. Iatman and f. i. IIoaglnnd. At
1910 n. m, tho Baccaaureate sermon
will be preached by the Hev. Bishop
Edward G, Andrews ID. D., OF New
York. At p. m, beach meeting will
be conducted by Rev. L. Ii. Stokes,
ID. d.
The services will last until Thursday
July Goth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-10

John Guthrie. the We teran proof.
reader OF this paper, having applied
himself SO closely as to feel greatly
exhausted, concluded this morning to
take few days recreation for pur-
pose OF reinvlgorating his physical
strength and resorting his mental pow
ers to thelr former vigor and activity.
lie will make tho entire circuit of our
city today and tomorrow, visiting
various parks and other places of in
tefe7ti on Wednesday he will accom-
pany the Union Veteran Legion to
Cape May, on the steamer Republic.
and after laving In the old ocean and
drinking in inspiration from the in.
spring breeXes. he will be able to i'm.
part instruction to his comrades, and
tell OF his various trials and triunphs.
lie has been spoken OF as Grand Com.
mander for the G, A. r., but declines
The honor. After completing his
various plated tours he will re-
sumo his duties with increased ardor
and determination TO discharge thom
faithfully aud conscientiously.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-10
LOCAL QUOTATIONS.


superintendent Mccormick says the
outlook for fair attendance al
Brandywine Summit Camp is quite
encouraging. AS many tents have
been engaged as there were at this
date n year ago, md numerous In
quiries are being made. Charles W.
Gooding, Eighth and Madison streets,
will supply bread and other provls.
Ions, and he is making preparations to
supply all demands. His family will
go out In n few days and take a little
recreation before the work begins.
Among the families already occupy.
ing tents are those OF W. N. McCor.
mack, Rev. j D. q. Hanna, John
Grcenlee, James Brannan, Eva Zebley,
Fl. Rowland Mrs. Il. Mcclure. W, Nc
CLAIM. Several others are arranging to
occupy tents the present week, and by
opening day, which Is nearly four
weeks, the woods Will be iull OF
tenters. Under the charge of the clio.
quent, energetic aud indomitable Il.
l.. Hubbard, with the aid OF other In.
tellectual iants. the meeting will re.
suit In great good.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-10
FIFTH EDITION.


Mrs. o. W. Everett and daughter are
visiting friends at Remsen, Oneida
County, N. Y.
Congressman Causey is visiting At
lantlc City. in order to gain strength
to wrestle with the Sherman" Silver
law at the extra session of Congress.
Frederick G. Lutz OF this city has
made application us letter carrier, and
will appear at the examination to DO
held In August.
David Lemon who has been residing
at Johnstown, Pa. for tho past three
years, has returned to our city, and
will engage In business again.
Charles William Edwards of the
Evening Journal visited our city this
morning from Atlantic City. He says
business Is only fair there IIiongst the
hotels and that 1t has begun to look up
a little better since the first OF the
month.
William r. Long OF the REPUBLICAN,
is taking day Off from his arduous
duties, and IL visiting above Phlladel-
phia trying to catch fish. We hope he
will not have tho usual proverbial fish
erfnan's luck.
Miss Fannie Appleby, who has been
visiting the Misses Bolton of this city,
has gone to her beautiful home at
Woodland Place, Delaware, much to
the sorrow OF her many Wilmington
friends.
Mrs. Wm. T. Giles, of Elkton. Nd,
who has been spending several days
i'm our city with her son, Mr.. Harry Il.
Giles, returned homo to-day.
Robert McCaulley returned from his
visit to Atlantic City ON Saturday.
greatly pleased aud refreshed. He
tspeaks very enthusiastically over the
and advantages of
this popular place OF resort.
Mr. Willie Giles. of ElBton, Nd,
spent yesterday with friends and rela-
lives In our city. .-.
/ Mr.. and Mre. William Pearson and
son Willie. OF Brldesburg, Pa. spent
Sunday with Mrs. Evan j. Davis, at
1917 Clayton street.
The Qulcksteps OF the Forty Acres,
boat the Orions by score OF 81 to on
Saturday. The features of tho game
were the pitching of Davis and the
homo run of Harvey.
Tho Epworth League OF Grace NJ. Il.
Church held patriotic Eervioe last
night. which WINS presided over by
Mrs. John Y. Dobbins. Professor VIM.
A. Reynolds delivered an address.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-10
connei, Must step Ont.

Joseph Hayden has been appointed
| dog catcher by Mayor Shortlldge, bui
John Council considers himself the
enemy. OF stray unregistered oanlnes
and before be gives up the title and
position promises to make things
| livaly.
The trouble over the appointment
OF dog catcher began when the Police
Commission appointed Connell and II
10 becoming warmer by the appoint.
ment OF Hayden. That Connell was
not legally appointed Is shown by the
city ordinance In relation to the ap'
pointment.
The ordinance says that he shall be
appointed by the mayor. and that Of
ficer being member OF the Police
Commission last year seems to be the
cause OF the commission making the
appointment this year.
When Council presented his first bill
to the amount OF SlC3, to City Coun-
ell, the question arose ne to whether
that body was responsible for 1t. The
Police Commission had made the APP
polntment and IL was Illegal, and 90
Connell did not get his money.
When the dogs are killed the law
provides that tho batlilf OF the City
Council shall witness the killing, and
luis LHo DHtlliI mas TBluSeu 10 no, u
his bills were also refused when pre-
santed for payment. Clerk of City
Council Jersey says he did not prevent
Baiiiff Cannon from witnessing the
killing OF the dogs,as had been stated.
lie simply informed Connor that
es Connell was not the legal dog
catcher and that as his bills had beer
refused payment, those OF his work
tho bailiil's, would also be refused.
Conner therefore would not witness
the killing.
There are now thirty.nve dogs al
the pound and Cornell Is In Q
quandry as to what to do with them
If lie shoots them lie will not be
paid, although he says he will do the
work and await the result. lie has to
feed them. and with this and the
amount claimed the position has moi
been a very lucrative one for him
either. .....
The second catcher, Hayden, will be
gin operations In n short time. not
wlthstandinR Connell's assertions that
he will hold the position. ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-10
ON THURSDAY.
THE 37TH DAY OF JULY, 1893,


The following described real estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
llnl with thfec-story brick house
thereon erected, situate in the city OF
Wilmiuyton llcginning ut point on
the westerly side OF Tntnal street. he-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets at the
distance of 9S feet ON inch from tile
nUlthcrly side of Eighth street; thence
westerly parallel with Eighth -tie Get 9j
feet : inches 10 stake; thence northerly
and parallel with rHtni.ll rect II feet 3G
inches to llnd Of Samuel Jacobs thence
along 8 dl land aud passing through the
miudle OF n two and hall leet Wide alley
between this and the adjoining house on
the nOrthtasterly and parable! to Eighth
street ~ feet inches 10 the aforesaid
side or Tatnall street. and thence thereby
south rly Il feet ~ inch 3 to the p ace of
beg ginning. he the contents thereof VIII at
they may. with the use of alley
Sc Aad and taken in execution as tho
property Of Granville WUrrcll and TO be
sold by PIERCE GUC LID Sheriff.
SherIirs Office, Wilmington, Del, July
10 1893. ji0
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-10

During tho week ending on Satur.
day Building Inspector Doll reports
permits for new buildings and opera,
lions % follows:
Robert Rodden, two story brick
dwelling at No. 500 East Eighth street
}. n Carswell AZ Co., l6 two.stury
brick houses on the west side of Clny
ton street, hetwee n Eighth and Ninth
Charles Pdxson, back building. No
S04 West Third street.
PFuhcy, one porch on the northwest
corner Of Sixth aud West streets
George W. Hurst repairs TO No. 60;
Harrison street.
A. S. Reed x Bro, repairs to Blu
menthals morocco factory. Front and
Monroe streete,
+, Fuheyi mortar shute for John N,
Solomon.
Nm. Lockman, two story brick
stable. No. 4l9 Seorlcs street.
Misses Lea, porch, No. 1901 Market
street
Three frame dwellings, four frame
stables and forty-one chimneys were
condemned during the week,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-10

"A lad. some IA or Is years of age, had
a narrow escape from serious II not
fatal Injury last evening. He was
standing on the outside of an excar.
sion car coming into our city from
Shellpot park, and In passing through
the toll gate his head came III contact
with the gate post with such force as
to cut II quite badly and nearly knock
aim off the car. lie was partially
stunned, but soon recovered and
Ueen knocked OFF by the collision.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-10
AntnjusI Criticism,

The members oil the Brownson Ii
brarv feel very Indignant at the un.
Just criticism In yesterdays Sunday
Star relative to the pmpirlng of the
ball games played here. Mr.. Bayley
uses good judgment, and gives entire
satisfaction, except to lew cranKs
who want to see the home club boat.
The Brownson management hnVo not
YET received any complaint from the
visiting clubs, but on the other
hand haya been congratulated for the
lmpurtiallty shown them. The Cam
don A. A., who have PLAYED four games
with the BrGwnsOu this season, say
they have received better treatment
here than any In city they have yet Wis
tied.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-10
DisnrIlerlY Nnnnu Men.

After having been refused admit.
lance to the house of III repute at o.
:?6 Orange street, Edward HInsop,
Charles White and Sewell Workman,
last night kicked In the door. slapped
in the face Louisa Anderson, one OF
the inmates, and otherwise made them
selves very dlsorderly. Owing to their
prey ious good character thoy were al.
lowed to depart on their payment OF
lines amounting TO s2,70, before the
Municipal Court this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-10

Chief OF Police Dolan has received a
telegram irorn CGmbllige Nj. re.
euestinE him 10 look out Tor and al
rest two Hegroes, llalios Jones ana
Joseph loliusan, who escaped from
this jail here
Jones ia . yaars of ago, five feet tive
inches tall, WY iflauk and l.Rs ;ll-A
Hips johnson 5 = yeals cid, five feel
3i1 inches III height, very blaCk. has
Ehln lips and IL lightly built HAcI
last seen the TIVE men were In Sraford
tins StalN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-10

: g seldom that Wtlmingtonians are
tf,,, ell TO the sight OF seeing young
ladles on the ball field. but such was
the fact when the Cincinnati Rods"
appeared OF Tho Front and Union
streets grounds Saturday afternoon.
The Eiilt played bali like ktltsns.
Ran and slid bases like professionals,
and scored rams faster thun their OPP
ponents. which was club composed
Of local players HE pitcher, Miss
Frankie King, could twiil tho sphere
very we'll and succepded in making
i've OF the men fan the air At tic
oiose o! the fifth inning the game was
Called ON aceOJur of the rnia the sore
Standing II IT, an tho 81 8 NV r.
F'rHnk Alull II VAS In tho b * iur She
IpGsd tenn, anu 1.-Two hil, wsrn mad,
off his delivery OF these ono was for
three bases Tho girls are on toul
and before returning home will pla)
In the larger cities Of the country.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-10

Ito u so Railroad Comnauy i
Constructing branch ronu from Sin.
gerry Nd. To ONfuri. Pa II Is thlr
Teen miles IN length, five Of which Is
afro ,dy constructed. II l. stated TINT
II this company FurcerdE IN obtaining
control OF the Quarryyitle and Lam
o; II road branch road viii e GOA.
structed to Oxford from Quafryyilla.
which, when the branch from slIgtrly
10 Oxford Ia completed. will give .
through l.nu to Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-10
DIED.


DENNISON.-Ou July Z. 1898. James Den
ni-oH. aged ~ years. ...
Relatives AMI friends are invited
to attend his funeral, from his late
residence In MIL Creek Hundred, on
Tuesday morning nj 10 o'clock. Services
at the bousu. lntcrment ut Wilmington
nnd lirandy wine Cemetery.
iMDORE.- ON the 9th instant Mary A.,
/ Infant daughter OF Jumes W. ", and
4 ouna j. Moore, aged months and is
I days.
1 Relatives and friends are respectfully
Invited . attend her funeral nom the
residence of her parents No. lllj Chest
nut street, on Tuesday. services at the
house a. O'Clock. lnterment at River
view Cemetery.
! Asleep in Jesus"
FOltD.-In this city on July 10. 1898 Hon
/ riettn Ford. wife of Charles ". Ford,
: aged 10 years.
I. Relatives ana Iricnd5'arc invited TO at
tend her funeral from her re idonce, Gls
last seventh street on Thursday morn
ling al p.30 u, NJ. Services III the house
llntcrmCHt ut Eivcrvicw.
CrhtesNillo papers please copy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-10

The Wilmington Sunday School
Union las decided to ask Rev. DR..
Stearns OF Germantown to continue
his lessons to Sunday school teachers
here during the coming summer. lie
will be asked to give tho STUDIES on
Thursday instead OF Friday nights. 50
that they will not conflict with tho
prayer meetings which are held in
many OF the churches on that even
luB
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-10
Iicaitit Matters.

L. Il. Frazer, Secretary OF the State
Board of Health, left our city this
morning for Delmar. and after look
ing into the surroundings, and seeing
that cholera inviting refuse shall Id
properly disposed Of he will call at
the different towns on his return trip,
and confer with tho health otfleera in
regard to their duties and tho impor-
lance ofustng precautions measures
TO ward OF disease, He expects to re.
turn to our city by the close OF the
week. wien we expect he will give us
a report of the condition OF affairs
throughout the length and breadth
OF our State.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-10

Tho crew Of the brlgantine Odorilla.
which sailed from Philadelphia March
18th, arrived at Philadelphia to-day,
the only survivor being Captain John
Holland. The brig sailed for Ira2ll.
and while there all her crew, with the
exception of the captain, died from
yellow fever. The return trip was
made with brazilian crew The Odo.
rilla was built ut Smyrna in 1874.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-10
Wy 7 TT Y Ik'lIIaN Il
TIE 27IHDAY OF July. 1898,
O'clock, p. IN,


The following describ d real estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot piece or parcel of
land with IA three story brick dwelling
thereon erected, situate IN the city OF
Wilmington, known Hs No 5lb West
Fourth ctr Ell. beginning AT the inter
section oi the nOrtherly aide of Fourth
street with he oHsteTly side OF Jefferson
street; thence easterly along the nortucr-
iy side Of Fourth street is feet inches to
the centre OF The brick pHrty wall be.
tween this dwelling aud the one adjoIn-
ing on the Gust; thence northerly and
parallel 10 jefferson street through the
centre of said party wal o. feet TO the
southerly side OF n thrce-reet- wide alley
leading into Jefferson street thence
through westerly and parallel 10 Fourth
street is feet 1 Inches to the aforesaid
eastealy silo OF J II ron street, ana
thence thershy southerly 81 feet TO the
place of beginning. lbs the contents there.
of what they mHy with he use of alley.
SolHsd and taken IN execution as the
property OF Peter +. T.. smith and Catha.
rinC, his vile. and {. I. =. and TO be sold By
PIERCE GOULD, Sheriff.
Sherln's Office. " iiminston Del, July
10, 1898. ITO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-10

II order that the sight of tho left
eye may be saved lrs. Mckay and
BhpftlidEe have removed ,jaIHes Eos
Ter right eye Foster Is the boy syau
exploded a railroad torpedo. on May
26tl, in the yard OF his home, y o. )
East Nineteenth street.
Ills face WAS So bndly injured by the
explosion that t was feared that the
sflstt ton might extend 10 10th eyes
and leave tile hoy blind, In the ll0pr
Of checking this the injured eye was
removed. ihG physicians think the
operation will prove successful.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-10

We have received from Mr.. T..
Howard Lewis. the General Agent OF
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF New York. a most attractive per-
petual diary ana memorandum book.
they are very useful tn every bust
meas man, and we under stand that by
calling at the Office Of the Company,
SiT Market St. or by presentation of
an order, copiei may DO obtained. We
should certainly advise getting one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-10

Tho officers and membors Of Din'
mond Lodge. No. 10, Knights of
Pythias. Of Marshallton, will pay a
fraterual visit to Friendship Lodge,
No. 81. OF this city, tomorrow even
ing The State grand officers and
other influential members OF the order
Will DO present and assist In installing
the officers Of Friendship Lodge foi
tile ensuing term.