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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-04-28
Chicago Market,

Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, AprIl &c.
Flour-Duil; 5a<a65z
wheat-DuIi and declined; No sprirAs closing
at 231<a1 81 cash
CornSopened firm but closed dull; Ssa5s for No
mixed
Oats-Easier; Ne 49,. cash.
Rye.-Easier: No SIaS3
Barley-NOmInal. No So.
Highwines-Dull: So
Mess Pork-Weak: Iss<. seller May.
I.ari-Firmer; 10ss. cash
Cut Meats Easier; short rib middles "a
Hogs-LoweE: 15a5 80.
Cartle-DuIl; 41sa75s.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-04-28
LUCK is A FoRTuNE.

EMPIRE JEwELRY CO., ga Olive ST., St.
% Louis, No., manufacturers Of Cheap and
Plated JuWelry, importers Of Watches and
Jet Goods. Catalogue and handsome pictures
sent free. 4s-ig
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EUREKA HOUSE,

Wv. CUMMINS Proprietor, corner first and
81 /. Main streets Eureka. Kansas Stages leave
s6ss house daily for all parts Of the STATE
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1T % - R - Il

HFunerals in town or country attended
on short notice and reasonable terms Salts
faction guaranteed. wiRu
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YORK, April 90.
Sterling exchangei0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-22

CHILDREN Automatically
morning about seven o'clock, while the
Aatron and those under her charge at the
Children's Home were At breakfast. three
Of the inmates were enuced to leave their
comfortable quarters, and were hurried
through alleys and across streets until
they reached hiding place not discover
ed at the hour this paragraph was written.
The mother of the children had been ex.
tremely anxious for some time, we are in-
formed, to get them away, although they
were much better cared for perhaps where
they were, than she could possibly do 1t
is not known, however, that she was pres
ent and assisted in their abduction. The
act establishing the "HomeH'has stringent
provisions to meet such cases. What the
result will be in the present case we can
not tell. The Board of Managers will,
doubtless, adopt such measures rs will de-
ter parties from making similar raids in
the future, ON the walls under their care.
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Police CoURI-Thsre was a full at,

Police COURF.-There was full at
tendance at the Police Court, yesterday
morning, Judge Good made his first ap-
pearance on the bench after his return
from short visit in the Eastern Pan
Handle, and had large docket to dispose
Of. The following cases were before him
lobe Vance, drunk, one dollar and costs,
RENTED on condition that he would
leave the city at once and not return for
six months; Robert Gray, drunk, one dol.
lar and costs; Patrick Aiken, tumult and
disorder, five dollars and costs; George
Schell, Continued from Saturday morn.
ingJ disOrderly conduct, ten dollars and
costs; Thomas McKerney, Continued
from Saturday. tumult and disorder, one
dollar and costs; John Stanley, Ccontin-
ued from Saturdays SESSION. tumult and
disorder, ten dollars and costs same, loud
and abusive language, dismissed; same,
asSaulting Andy Vincent, dismissed; Geo
Letzkes, assault, dismissed; Henry Henne-
man, throwing stones with intent to do
bodily injury, dismissed.
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BOARD or SUPERvfsoRs.-A notice O
IL meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors L
be held tomorrow morning, will be found
in another column. One Of the objectl
Of the Board coming together just now
we learn, is 10 take up the subject Of build
ing House of Conection-an institution
very much needed in this region II Il
cruel to contne the juvenile offenders sc
frequently before the Police Court among
those. grown old in crime, and II Is to have
some place where these lads may be pun.
ished for their misdeeds, without being
surrounded with the corrupt and debasing
influences mentioned, that the erection Of
House OF Correction Is being agitated.
Whether anything will be done towards o
contamination so desirable remains 10 be
seen. That 1t is needed, no one will deny.
The building OF such an institution is only
n question Of time. ... H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-22

FINE WALL PAPERs.-Messrs. Paul
Bros & Co, No, 90 Market street, have
the largest and finest stock of decora.
tons for halls, churches, &C., to be found
in the city. Persons desiring such goods
will find very large and complete selec.
ton ut the above house, and they are the
only firm 10 the city that make a special.
~ or such goods as Decoration Mould
ings for panels, fine Grained Papers, Of
all descriptions, 4Oinch Plain Tints. for
vanishing, Gilt, Velvet, Bronze and En-.
broidered Wall Papers, at less than East
ern prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-22

IMPROVEMENTS ON THE ISLAND. Mo
portion Of the city Is improving so rapid.
~ as the Seventh Ward. On every hand,
buildings are in all stages ofprogresS, and
"corncr lots have reached figures that
would do no discredit to Chicago in her
pnlmiest speculative days The improve.
nents consist principally of residences,
which in point oil architectural taste and
design are generally far in advance Of
buildings Of like character on this side of
the river. Water has recently been taken
over there from the water works, and this
has doubtless contributed In no small de.
gree to the marked activity now prevail
ing among our neighbors. They yet lack
gas TO put them on an equality with their
friends over here in the matter of illumi.
nation, and we presume 1t will not be very
long before they will demand that tbiswan,
be supplied. Whether II can be success.
fully carried over from the city works, or
will have to be supplied from works built
in their midst, are questions yet to be
solved. Their streets and alleys need TO
be graded and paved, sewers put down /;
and several other matters Of prime neces.
sity to the comfort and convenience of a
prosperous community are also wanted.
These will all come in time, and we think
the day is not far distant when the Sew.
enth ward will be among the most dc.
sirable sections rthe city for private resi-.
dences, Those who have already located
there express themselves rs highly graft.
fed at their exemption from the smoke
and sootso literally and generously show.
cred on the denizens of the older and
more populOus wards.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-22

FINE PEARs.-ThOs. llornbrOok, Esq,
has placed us under obligations for bas.
ket of fine pears from his Eden, four
miles east Of the city. In size and flavor
the fruit coresponded with everything
else grown out there, viz tue very
best, Mr.. IIOrnbrook's motto must
be "ne pins mtro," US in profusion Of
fruits and flowers, beautiful arrangement
and cultivation Of grounds, no one west
Of the Alleghenies Is in advance Of him,
nor do we see where there is single
point that could be improved.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-22

TAKEN UNDER ADv1sEMENT.-Las
evening Arthur NJ. Phillips, Mary Phil
lips and Mary Mayhem were befort
Esqr Gillespy for breach of the peace
The complaint was made by Hannah
Good that the parties named above had
violated the statute by throwing stones
The testimony was heard and the matter
taken under advisement by the Justice
lie will probably render his decision to.
day. The accused were released on Their
own rccognizances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-22

PASSING TIRouGH-Seven cars filled
with emignns crossed the river at Bell
airc, yesterday morning. That great in
aux Of immigration into our State, pre-,
dicted II only change in our rulers WerC
made, has not yet been realized, nor dc
we see or hear of any indications that we
are likely to receive such visitation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-22

PROGREssNG.-Work on the German
Lutheran church, near Market street
bridge, Is progressing avOrably. The
brick maSOns have reached the walls Of
the main audience room, and the structure
begins to show its fine proportions and
neat design. When finished 1t will really
be an ornament to that portion Of Market
street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-22

IMPROvING.-A letter was received yes
tcrday, by gentleman in this city from
Rev. Mr., MoiIat, pastor Of the Secont
Presbyterian Church. 1t was written or
the l4th inst, and conveys the gratifying
intelligence Of ihe writer's improved and
improving health. lie proposes to return
in short time, and We know cordial
welcome awaits him, not only by the
membership Of bis own church, but by a
large circle Of friends and acquaintance
outside Of his particular denomination.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-22

IAN now selling my entire stock Of
Boots and Shoes, including WOmens i,
Misses and Childs' colOred shoes, cheaper
than ever before. l have large stock Of
these goods on hand and desire TO close
them OUT before receiving new goods.
Call early Il you want bargains, as the sale
will only continue Is days. L. V. Blond.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-22

GETTING READY.-The engineers were
at work again yesterday, making the sur
veys preparatory 10 the construction Of q
bridge over the creek at the point of tic
proposed railroad crossing on the route
between the depots. We were told thai
these will probably be finished in day
or two, and the work Of putting up the
bridge will be commenced at once there.
after. We have not yet lost all hope oil
being, sooner or later, on the " main line,
and on the great short route between the
East and West.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-22

WORTH FINDNG.-Our friend, Samuel
Mellor, was so fortunate while walking
out Sunday afternoon on the Island, as to
pick up rough pearl Of large size, and
quite pure. We congratulate him on his
good fortune, and we shall be somewhat
disappointed ii there Is not a rush to the
"pearl dlggins" in that locality.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-22

RETURNRD.-Judge Good, of the MI.
niciCipAl Court, returned from the East
ern Pan Handle, Saturday evening, and
presided yesterday morning in the Police
Court. His Honor locks, and we dodbt
not, feels, all the better from having pass
ed few days down in the pure ar Of
"Old Berkeley"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-22

RIVER ITEMs.-The river here has
reached stage two or three inches lower
than at any time previous the present sea,
son. The marks indicated last evening
but two feet in the channel. There Is very
little doing In river circles under such
circumstances, and indeed there Is but lit.
tic to be done, If the reports we have are
correct.-The W. +. Curtis has ceased
running in the Sunfish trade. We heard
that the Billy Parsons would probably
take tho place Of the Curtis until the re.
pairs on the Rees were completed. We
were told, also, that the Parsons made an
effort to get up here, but could not get
across a bar q short distance below the
city, and was compelled 10 turn back
The Naomi, from Pittsburgh to Parkers.
burg, passed down yesterday with all the
freight she could carry 10 the present
stage Of water.-The Darling, from Steu.
benville, did not reach here until 4 o'clock
in the afternoon. She had no passengers
and but a very light freight lisL-Ths
King, a small trading boat, passed up
Buying old iron Is the principal business
her owner, or the party running her. Is
engaged in.-The H. II. Hudson, Courier
and Express have all been re.palnted, and
are now in complete trim. They will oil
go on duty when the water will justify It,
The Argosy Is on her way up from Gin.
cinnati, but II Is extremely doubtful II she
can make the rifle" The water Is too
thin for craft of her dimensiOns.-The
Ed. Hobbs Is also coming up from Louis.
vile, and unless the bottom Of the river
falls clean out, her whistle will wake the
echOs among the hills hereaboutS before
many dAys
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-22

OFF FOR CHrNA.-wo hear that eS.
Mayor Mcclellan cleared from San Fran.
cisco, last week, for China and Japan
Mr.. McO. went to the Pacific last Spring
with an excursion from this city, which
was organized about the time the Amer.
can Medical Association convened in
Frisco. We wish our ex.Mayor pleas.
ant and prosperous voyage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-22

PORTFOLIO Photographs are the latest
and are q decided improvement over any.
thing out. Persons who would like col.
lection Of nice pictures, without the ex.
pense Of framing, will please notice specl.
mems in the window OF the Partridge
Hnllprv
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THOMSON n. 3. CHURCH.
Cornerstone Laid Order OF EIeT'
eises-ArtieIes Deposited Inter
egGinE OecRSiOn.

Cornerstone Lllo -OIoeI u bASi"
eises-ArtieIes Deposited Inter-
eSting OecaSiOn.
According to announcement IN our
columns, the cornerstone Of Thomson
NE Church, located on the Island, was
laid Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
Quite a large .concourSe had gathered by
the hour named, to witness the interest
ing ceremonies, Among the number
were all the ministers Of that denOmina.
ton at present in the city, we BELIEVE 2
The exercises were opened with the
reading Of hymn by Rev. ], P. Farmer
which was sung with spirit by the audi.
cnce. ThisEaS followed with prayer by
Rev. T. B, Hughes. Rev. Farmer read,
as the first Scripture lesson, the 139d
Psalm-the congregation reading each
alternate verse. The second lesson wa
read by Prof, Morton, Of the Female Col
lege. A synopsis Of the history of the
I NaWm Al
,SsT - ,Sss 80 - a. - - 49, ~
last date to the present, prepared and
read by Elder Stone, followed.
Rev. Mr.. Leech, Of MArtinsburg, who
No ron,I 10 : ill.,, sn0o,,,o, =, ,ha oc'
o..;ou 30. - - 40 o,oI,d ~,
80 :, - $500 -. ~ -,
80, 80 y. -. 800 -, ~. ~
..oS o~j :. 81. NV D, w, a. a., =. -, T..
se' @-s = - -. 800
'a'-' - 49, - a-I 80 asp9o ~ -
p O"IoN - w. D1PP, A
'-e .'oISp' u'''D,'O" ~ T,9 H"1''''o ~ ~.
'Pl|e " "S', ~ Ao w "v .oA'
'u1' '.ls 49, " ~ - suOs an
lln'tUllp'u euO,'' nHS tuic'y' never Ueen
'Aoe"eu w su'" III OOSoS'On e''ie' n''e
VI Suy "ne'"' 9nu uuiiDs '' ue"'e'J
'eu'S "e,' seeu 'ouis'us "es'y uo"u 'uo
'neeAs " suons' S'a'wui' nieu' y "spn =
VI cn''ureH' We uon OeieVe any mno
were present VIII soon iorge' Tue IhfllIlns
speech Oh W, L. al 'ne laying o. 'iie oof,
per stone OF lnOmson NJ L. Onurcn' anu
especially tue "orNmen engageu Oh tue
'ounuSuon' VINO CeaSeu 1ne'r oPe'a''onS
anu came pressing up 10 near 'ne burning
WORDS OF lhe eloquent orator.
Atlhe close Oh inc ADDRESS, l'eV' o. W.
DaVls'pastor OF me churcn, came lorWard'
and taking the copper box deposited u In
the recess prepared for 1t in tho masonry
Above this the coneE stone proper was
placed, when Rev. Davis struck 1t three
times with hammer, at each blow re.
citing one OF the names OF the Trinity.
Securely sealed In the box were copy OF
the Blole' hymn BOOK, Discipline oflSOS,
the PlttsDurgh Chrtst!dn Adc0cdte; copies
Of tho lNTELLIdENCER and Rfgl'ter OF
August u an obituary notice Of Daniel
Zane, deceased, Who donated the lot on
which the church is being built q synopsis
oil the history OF the Sabbath school work
(ol which the present society Is the
growth from 1854, when II was organ.
lIed, with Dr. t. IL. Logan as It's superin'
lendent, TO the organization Of the
Society in March, 1860, and Of the SOci-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-22

New Advertisements.

Fluting-David C. Dunn.
Organ Tor Sale-LOgan, List X Co.
Notice to Supervisors.
Floral Oil-Smiths, Sinclair i Co.
Mount dc Chantal-Terms Reduced.
Important Information Tor Females.
Ladies' Watches-Oxtoby, & Dufield
Town and County Property.
Dissolution Of Partnership.
Teacher Wanted for COlOred School
Nolice-Iieilly, Barnes & Hobbs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-22

LEFT THE GrTY.-Judges Maxwell md
Moore, Of the Supreme Court, len On tie
II O'Clock train over the Baltimore & Ohio
road, yesterday, for their homes in Clarks-
burg and Point Pleasant, respectively.
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PERsONAL.-We had pleasant call,
yesterday, IRON Rev. DR.. Leech, of Mar.
tinsburg. Dr. Leech goes to the camp
ground; near Moundsville, this afternoon.
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GREAT closing out sale to make room
for new goods. | will offer for the next
Is days my entire stock Of Boots and
Shoes at cost L. V. Blond. .....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-22
PUBLIo SALE OF
Valuable Brooke County Lands,

The Subscribers under authority OF the last
VIII and Testament Of 7. Hammond, will, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day VI September, 1871,
expose 10 sale at public auction the following
tracts Of land, titiate In Brooke county, West
ia tract Of 400 or go acres known As the
Creek Farm, about 800 ACES Of which are under
cultivation.
. A tract Of land containing 100 acres, known
IA the smith Farm, having about IS acres ln Cnl.
tiYAliOn. Balance well timbtTed.
g. A tract Of III acres, part Of the Homestead,
about " acres Of which are cleared.
Nos and are contiguous and would make a
hne farm II united.
TERMS nc.third Of the purchase money TO
be paid In hand, and the balance In two equal an.
nua payments, with interest from day OF sale
I'LL paid, the deferred payments Ia be secured by
deed Of trust.
At the same time and place we will sell about
600 head Of sheep. Mr.. HammOnd's flock has for
many years been recognized a. among the best
hOCks In West Virginia. For the sheep credit
Of nine months will be given upon note with ap.
proved security. The sheep will he sold before
the lands are offered.
Sale to commence on the home place al 10
O'Clock Am ADAM KUHN,
JAMES WAUGH,
nupiU RNpcutnFg
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EUR SALE-THREE SHARES OF
y Stock $500 each In the Ironton Rolling
MIL, one Of the best mills on the ohio river;
advantages for manufacturing aud facilities for
getting W market unsurpassed.
Augii /. IRWIN, Agent
DOR SALE.-TWENTY (20) BUILD
II Ing Lots on Wheeling Island. Price $500
each. Terms, One-iOurth cash. the residue In
equal lnstAlmGnu at one, two aud three years
Apply al Top Mil to -
mail mo. T. GILCHRlBT.
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For Sale.

VALUABLEMAIN STREET PROP.
ERTY FOR SALE.
l offer IA. Sale that Valuable Property On the
east side Of Main street, opposite the residence
l5t Of ground with 4 good two story Brick Real
dence thereon, containing eight rooms besides
pantry cellar, &C, &c. Terms easy.
TH0S. O'BRIES,
auglg Real EAtate Agent
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FOR Rent.

WANTED To RENT.
~, T,naBirg no Main street Eggl5
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DiamOnd-POinted
STEAM DRILLS.
FOR ROCK DRILLING.

Adapted 70 Mining, quarylng, Skating, TIM
nellng, Railroad Trading, Aftealan
Well Boring, Prospecting, &C.
FiFrY 70 SEvENTY.FIvE PER CENT oP Cosr ANp
TINE or HASD LABoR SAVED.
TEST CORES" in form Of cold cylinders Of
rock or mineral, taken out Of mines from an '
depth not exceeding one thou sand u,OO0) feet
showing trne value, Qualification, &c.
NO PERCUSSION
Never needs sharpening, hs the Cutting Points
ROUGH DIAMONDS,
Arc practically lrdnstruetible,
FIRST PREMIUMS
Awarded In both Europe and America.
BEWARE OF INPRTNGEMRNTs
Illustrated circulars sent on application.
Address
SEVERANCE & HOLT,
Manufactures,
irbiOe cod once, 10 Wall sirect. New York
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A voin of Good Coal,

Easy Of access, which could be opened within q
short distance Of the river, where there Il .
steamboat landing on the place.
TERMS or SALE-OnG.third cash, the remainder
In payments to suit the purchaser.
jy29dAw Il, 4. MCCULLOUGH. Executor.
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Twenty Acres Of Excellent Timber

There Is good frame barn, with stabllnR under
whole tract Ia 10 good repair and 10 underlAld with
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-22
MeSsEs. 3. Hoe 4 Co., A. B. Taylor,
negeAeR 3 Weller, &eo
And with ell The slyl0, and Ds.lGn. OF
DIRK, ..r-
PHILADELPHIA,
am n,.sn,.,

AND BOSTON
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The McCulloch Farm.

The place contains Ia acres, over 100 acres Of
which j. tilable land, in good state Of culIlya.
ton, and about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12
THE LONG ISLAND OYSTER QUARREL.

For upward of three years the New-Jersey
oysterdeaers have occupied nearly 200 oyster
and clam lands under the waters of Jamaica Bay when
the Jerseymen entered upon these lands they used
BY the farmers OF the neighborhOod The farmers did
not care how many Jerscymen used the beds they only
wanted the privilege OF getting fresh oysters clans
once or twice a week The Jerseymcn stakcd of the
lands made objection 10 the farmers using them.
fortnight ago. however, the Jerseyme forced num-
Der Of farmers from the Bay threatening To run them
down. and in one ease pointed small cannon at them.
uerous complaints were made. 4 warrant granted
for The arrest Louis Lewis Jerseyman. As he could
not he found IL thought best 10 make general de
scent upon them. 49,
Al halfpnst o'clock Saturday morning all the officials
i'm the town embarked IN boats for the oyster beds As
they sailed dow the creek they joined by many
farmers and the entire fleet consisted OF about 30 boats
The fleet was preceded by the officials the Justices bear
ing legal documents, while the cOnstaDles were armed
with pistols The farmers who joined the expedition
were also armed. Some carried guns. others pistols,
others clubs, ana one boat had small cannon mounted
on itA fOTecastlc
When the mouth Of the bay reached the squadron
scattered some going the southwest entrance,
anchOring OH the Jefseymens lands and Othcr keeping
sail for chase one boat detailed to tear up the
stakes which maTsed the lands held by the Jerseynen
Two cords OF wood were realized from tins movement
Some OF the farmers then commenced dredging. But
not Jerseyman to be seen. They had entered the
bay at O'Clock in the morning planted 800 bushels Of
oysters and taken their departure. or course all the
oysters they have planted viii he total loss 10 theu
Tue squadron returned in the afternoon.