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XLIId CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March 80.

W A44AAASA W.
The consideration Of Mr.. ANrHoNY's
amendment to the order OF business, to
allow the consideration OF any bill on the
South passed by the House Of Representa-
tives, was resumed and debated until the
expiration Of the morning hour, when il
was agreed upon.
Mr.. THURSIAN's amendment requiring
any bill that might be received from the
House to be referred to the committee be.
fore action by the Senate waS voted down.
Only fourteen Senators rose up In the
affirmative. Mr.. ANTHoNY's resolution
was then adopted without division.
Mr.. SHERNAN's resolution iDstructing
the Judiciary Committee to bring in a
bill to repress the Ku.Klux outrages was
then proceeded with.
Mr.. DAVIS, Of Kentucky, whose re-
marks had been interrupted by the ex-
piration Of the morning hour, was award
ed the floor, md was followed by Dir.
MORTON.
Mr.. PooLE obtained the floor, and
after briei executive session the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE.
The House proceeded to the cousldera
tion Of the bill reported from the special
committee.
Messrs. BECK, BLAIR, of Mich, WooD,
KELLY and Others, addressed the House
on the bill. Adjourned. .a.
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The periIs OfHOnest journalism

From the Cincinnati Gazette.
1t is dangerous to call things by their
right names in New York. The Tines, of
that city, has Tor some months past attack.
ed the rascality ofthe Tammany ring aud
its Republican" allies with great persist.
ency and unsparing severity. 1t has
shown how ieartully the public money
has been wasted and misapplied, and how
the general public has to pay heavy taxes
that certain corrupt politicians may revel
in luxury. As a natural result every in.
1uence to silence the papar has been used.
Cajolery and threats have alike'been Un-
availing, and now q scheme Is being de-
vised, which, for impudence, has rarely
been equaled. IfpoSsible, some shares Of
Times stock will be bought The pur.
chaser will then 60 into court, before one
OF the corrupt judges with which the city
is cursed, and on the pretense that his
property (the Tines is being mismanaged,
will ask that receiver be appointed. The
application will OF course be granted, and
a creature Of the ring be given the super
vision Of the journal. Thus far the con.
spiratorS have not been able to get any
stock, but 1t Is apprchended that they will
not stop for this.
The Times. of the 9Sth, says;
After what was done with the Union
Pacific Company, and the sixty thousand
Erie shares held by foreign proprietors,
and the Albany and SusQuehanna Rail.
road, no one can say that ii would be i'm.
possible to get Judge to issue an order
empowering band Of tuffians to walk in
and take possession Of our property. We
can only distinctly notify all persons con.
cerned that they shall have q hard fight
torir. There will be no surrender of our
rights, even under compulsion. What
money can do VIC shall try; what risist
ance can do we shall also try; and we can
promise bad time 10 anybody who makes
the hazardous experiment Of striking
blow ut the freedom Of the press.
The developments Of the next few days
will be watched with interest The hor.
rible condition which affairs have reached
in New York under Democratic manage.
ment should warn the people Of other
cities to take care that their own com.
munities shall escape like misfortune,
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Macroblus gives the nuscry.names Of the
fingers in the times Of the Romans; the
third finger is called aRnuIdris: the low
Norman name for the same finger Is
John ofthc Seals" In the ancient ritual
Of marriage among the English Paptists,
Tue ring was placed on the end Of the
the lett thumb, with the words, I'm the
name Of the Father" then on the fore.
finger, with the words, land Of the SON."
then on the middle finger, "and Of the
Holy Ghost" finally, on the third, The
"Amen." The ancient Greeks used this
finger, also, because they believed nerve
to run directly from this finger to tho
heart; Lemnius says it is not a nerve, but
an artery; others, that it is not an artery,
but vein; and modern science shows
that there is nothing ofthe kind in exist.
ence. 2r
The right hand Is the Iand Of power:
hence the wife wears the ring on the left
hand. The third finger Is the only recog-
nizel ring.fnger; all who wear rings Of
ficially wear them on that finger; though
it's true that the statues Of the gods had
their signets on the forefnger, both in
Greece and Italy. This was on the right
hand; but, for convenience and long-es.
tablished custom, the LEFT hand is now
generally considered tho ring hand, and
the least finger Of that hand holds the
ring. Lemnius says the same finger was
called Medicus, for, ION account Of the
virtue 1t derives from the heart, the old
physicians would mingle their medica.
ments and portions with this finger, be-
cause no venom can stick upon tho very
outmost part of 1t but 1t will offend man,
and communicate itself to his heart"
Some married women arc SO superstiLious.
ly rigid in their notion respecting the
wedding-ring, that they will never, even
for moment, take 1t of their finger; ex.
tending, 1t would seem, tho expression,
"tll death US do part" even TO this gol-
den pledge Of matrimony.
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Pred Douglass Views on San Domin.
go and Sumner.
New York, March 30.

NEW YORK, March W.
A Times Washington dispatch of the
Goth, says Frederick Douglass had an au-
dience with the President today, at which
were present, Secretary Robson and At
torney General Akerman. In reply to an
inquiry of the President, Mr.. Douglass
gave his impression Of the Republics oi
Dominica and Hayti. He said that in his
Judgment the Dominicans were far su-
perior people to the Haytiens, and that
there Is no Republicanism, whatever, in
Hayti, and that the government there Is
IN absolute despotism Of the most oppres-
sive character. Mr.. Douglass expressed his
regret ut the course Mr.. Sumner has seen
fit to pursue, but he said that he had
strong hopes that Mr.. Sumner would
change the opinions which he now holds
on tue subject as soon as he had read tue
report Of the Commissioners, but if Mr..
Sumner after that said Douglass, shall
persevere in his present policy, iShall
consider his opposition fractions, and re.
gard him as the worst foe the colored race
has on this continent Mr.. Douglass Is
strongly in favor OF annexation, and il Is
not improbable but that he will shortly
give public utterance to his conviction.
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The Finger Ring.

Much ingenuity has been expended ID
the endeayor to discover on which hand
and on which finger the wedding.ring
was placed. The Jews have q tradition
that Mary, when she spoused Joseph, re-
ceived the ring on her middle finger
hence no Jewish woman wears her bridal
ring there, but always on the fOre-fnger
St Ambrose, In one Of his sermons, calls
the third finger the finger for the ring
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YORK. March 80.


NEW York, March 8O.'
Gold steady; opened at 1Ot and closed
at 10ta10k Loans 1a2 per cent for car
rying and one per cent for use. Clear
ances, $40 100000. Treasury sale bids
amounted to a, ,199, 900 at prices ranging
from 109.51 10 1926. Awards $1,000.
900, from 110.17 to 1102G. Govts open.
ed steady, and advances ! to I per cent,
with the exception Of 10.40s which were
weak. The new loan Is meeting with
favor, and Q noticeable feature which
forms its only success is the fact that the
subscriptions are no longer limited to Ma.
tiOnal banks, some large prime banking
houses in this city having taken hold Of
the work in good earnest. The stock
market was rather weak and leverish
during the carly part Of the day, bat be.
come strong and 80 closed. Northwestern
was the principal feature and sold at b94-
The next In interest were Lake Shore
and New York Central. In express
stocks there was small dealing. Money
easy Rat 4 per cent. We have good
authority for saying that combination
made up OF nearly the same firms and
speculators who figured in a like move.
ment last December, has been formed to
lock up money tomorrow. Operations
looking to stringency will begin to-day.
State bonds are dull and heavy, Sterling
not
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Cincinnati Market.

CEcrEHATr, March 80.
CorroN-Steady, middllpg upland l4tc,
OILs-Linseed oil CSC.
Eaos-Dull and dropping ut 14ic.
|, SERDs-Clover seed dull at 0tc on Rr.
rival and 1Ote from store. Timothy seed
unchanged.
PRoyIsIoSs-Mess pork, $50 so. Lard
nominal. Bulk meats dull shoulders TIA
SIC; clear rib 9ta9sc; clear 93c. Bacon
shoulders Sc; clear rib 10tc; clear 10tc.
Ho0s-Quiet at 80 50aG co.
,.APPLEs-Firm.
Flour, Grain and Groceries unchanged.
Butter and Cheese steady. s..r
WlIsKY-At S6c.
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ENCOURAGEMENT OF INVENT.
oRs. -

ENCOURAGEMENT OF INVENT"
+" oRs. -
A New Motor Wanted for Canals
Discussion In the New York As.
Sembly.
ALBANY, March 80.
In the Assembly, last evening, when
the House went into Committed on the
bill to foster and develop internal com
merce by,inviting and rewarding practi-
cable and profitable introduction upon
the canals Of steam, caloric, electricity or
any motor other than animal power, iOr
the propulsion Of boats, which provides
Tor giving to the inventor whose plan
proves best $50, 900, Mr.. Weed proposed
to give $4,000 to each Of five persons
whose plans are best, and that $25, 900
be given 10 the one whose plan is selected
by the commissioners as superior to all.
Mr.. Alvaid said 1t was already known
that there are forty plans oftere6 and
to select five which when put to
practical test may prove worthless
would be q perfect folly. A better. way
to proceed is to let them compete in a
practical rest, and let the best one win.
MIR. Weed replied that his proposition
was to select i've Of the most promising
and then let these five compete for the
main prize. In this way it seemed to him
really practical, and the plan would be
most apt to be secured. Mr.. Award In
sisted that In making q selection Of five
plans from the models merely, five Of the
poorest, so far as the practica6ility Is con-
cerned, might be selected. There was but
one way toproceed and that was by prac'
teal tests.
Mr.. Weeds amendment was lost.
Mr., Gleason moved to strike out the re;
ward Of $780, 900, To be given after two
years use TO the inventor. If any one can
produce such an invention as this $4,000
will be as nothing to the value Of 1t to
the inventors. MIR, Allserger spoke OF the
Importance Of this proposition to the in.
ventors. He knew $4,000 would DO a
nero bagatellc to the real value Of such
an invention, but he was frank to say that
he did not believe the State would soon
be called upon to pay that $4,000. Such
an invention would be worth millions oI
dollars, and whoever could produce that
amount was wanted. He ought to bs
paid n million dollars instead Of $4,000
Mr.. Fields announced his willingness ,tC
vote for this bill, at the same time he die
not believe the speed looked for cbhld bt
secured without washing the banks Of the
canals The committed then rose and re
ported progress, and the bill was ordered
to third reading. JILL
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BOSTON.
BosToN, March 30.

BosToN, March 30.
The damaging testimony developed be-
fore the Legislative Committee investigat.
ing the bribery charges against the State
Consabulery has led to several liquor
seizures on more extensive scale than
heretofore. This afternoon $4,000 worth
Of liquors was seized in the store Of Ralph
Smith, on Exchange street, and $4,000
from Martin & Davis, on Commercial
street. Davis, Of the latter firm, testified
before the committee yesterday that the
firm had paid $40 monthly 10 one of the
State Constables and various sums to
others of the force during the last few
years. -...
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FINANCIAL.
new 7,3O GOLD LOAN.
sAfEl PROFITABLE PERMANENT!
JAY COOKE g. co.
Offer for Sale at Par and Accrued Interest the
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT GOLD BONDS
OF THE
Northern Pacific Railroad Go.
FINANCIAL.
Northern Pacific Railroad Go.

These bondA are secured, fret, by First
Mortgage on tho Railroad Itself Its rollng.stock,
and all equipments; Seoond, by FlrAt Mortgage
on It's entire Land Grant, being moro than Twen.
ty!TwO Thousand Acres Of Land TO each mile Of
The Bonds arc nee from United States Tax (;
the Principal and Interest arc payable In Cold
the Principal At the end Of Thirty years, and the
Interest SGml.annually, at tho rate Of sEYRN AND
TnREE'TEhTHs PER CENT. per annuu.
They are issued In denominations OF 800, 500,
Sl,0J0, 81, 900 and $1,000.
Tho Trustees under tho Mortgage are MGssrs.
Jay Cooke, Of Philadelphia, and j. Edgar Thorn.
son, President OF tho Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Company.
times before maturity, be receivable AT TEN PEH
CENT. PREHlUN (Or l,l0), III exchange for the
COmpany's lands at their lowest cash pricc.
In addition to their absolute salety, these Bonds
yield an income larger We believe, than any other
lrst.elass security. Persons holding United
States sos can, by converting them into North.
ern PaelacS, increase their yearly income onS.
mcnt
How TO GET THEN.-Your nearest Bank
OF Banker will supply these Bonds In any desired
amount and Of any needed denomination. Per.
sons wishing 10 exchange stocks or other bonds
for these, can do so withAny Of our Agents, who
Will allow the highest current price for ALL MAR.
KETAGLI sEcURITIEs.
Those living in localities remote nom Banks,
may send money, or other bonds, directly to US
by express, aud we will send back Northern Pa.
clhc Bonds at our own risk, aud without cost 10
the investor. For further information, pamph.
lets, maps, etc, call on or address tho underelgn.
ed. or any OF the Banks or Bankers employed to
sell this Loan.
.Atter careful investigation have accepted the
General Agency for West Virginia and tho Ad.
Joining counties OF Pennsylvania and Ohio for
the sale OF these bonds, and confidently recon-
mend them to my customers and investors gen.
orally. r, CRANCLE'
lAnlIeod President City Bank.
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CALIFORNIA.
The Rutninr OF Truckee.
SAN FRANcIsco, March 80.

DAN cRANClsCOI 1larCn 0U.
A fire at Truckee destroyed almost the
entire city, including 120 buildings, all
the business portion Of the town and
Chinese quarters. An infant son of W,
Il. Hill, proprietor Of the Kennebec Ho-
tell, was consumed. No other lives arc
known to be lost. The town was the
depot for gold hunters in the district o! the
Sierra Nevada. 1t will probably be
quickly rebuilt The Central Pacific
freight depot was destroyed. The offices
OF the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany and Wells, Fargo & Co. were saved.
Duncan and Thompson, two miners, were
caught by the caying in Of mine at
Shady Run, near Alta, yesterday. They
were dead when dug out.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 80.
FLoUR-Dul; western family at 81 e5
GRGrx-Wheat dull and nominal. Corn
steady; mixed western at 76a7sc, Oats
PRov1sIoNs-MeS pork firm at $e1 so.
Bacon shoulders at &c; sides lie; clear
rib 11fc; hams 17a1sc. Lard 13c.
WHIsKY-Firm at 91ic.
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Baltimore Live stock Market.
BALTIMORE, March 30.

BEEvEs-AIarket more active and prices
slightly better. First quality at IS 75a
0 97i; medium at 5 19fa5 75; inferior to
ordinary at 81 25aJ 19i. Receipts, Sl4
head; sales, 756 head.
SwINE-Market opened fairly active,
but under large arrivals closed weak and
prices lower; quoted at 50 '75a1O'sS, Re-
ceiptS 60e head. ..a.
SHEEP-Mmket without decided
change; fair to good wooled sheep at SEA
100; good TO extra at $7aS 90; sheared
sheep at $4a5 90 for fair to good, and S5a
0 so for good to extra. Receipts, 9,257
head. "a -
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ChicagOMarket.

n CHICAGO, Mnrch 80.
FLoUR-Quiet.
GRAN-Wheat, No. 2 spring quiet
closed at 81 24I. Corn, No. 9 mixed firm
at 5lta5l4c. Oats, No. 2 dull and de
clined 4c; closed at 474c. Rye, No.
dull at9lc. Barley, spring No. 2 quie
and flrmer at 7lc.
HoGs-Easy OF Ga7tc.
CATTLE-Dull and 25c lower ut 4aGtc
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-Dr. De Lehloeger, who has been Min
lister Of the North German Confederation
to Mexico Tor twoSyeArs, will, soon leave
the Mexican Capital for Washington,
where he will succeed Baron Geroit as
representative.
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CHICAGO.
CoIOrod ceIebratiOn---crop Pros.

CoIOred CeIebration-.-CrOp Pros
poets. N
CHICAGO, March 80.
The colored people Of this city ceie.
brated the anniversary OF the ratification
of the Fifteenth Amendment to-day In
an imposing and attractive manner.
The PinCkneyYille, Perry county, ILL.,,
Banner says that never, perhaps, in his.
tory, have the prosrects OF the wheat crop
been so splendid at this season through
out Central Illinois as now. Wheat grow
ers predict the earliest year known since
Illinois was settled.
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STATE BoNDs-NIissouri, oct; Tennes.
see, old, Gj; do, new, G4f; Virginia, new,
III; do, old, 40; North CarolinaS, old, Az;
do. new, "a.
STooRs-Western Union Telegraph 50s;
Adams Express, TAI Wells, Fargo &
Co., 43; American All; United States 4S;
Pacific Mail, 43S New York Central, 95S;
do scrip, OCT; Erie cit; Harlem 1893; Read.
ing, lOS; Michigan Central, 1911; Cleve.
land IS Pittsburgh, 111s; Northwestern,
SSs; do. preferred, 9Gi; Rock Island, 113s;
New Jersey Central, 1059; St Paul, Gl4;
do preferred, 709; WABASH 57s; do. pre-.
ferred, 20; Fort Wayne, OCT; Terre Haute,
81; Chicago & Alton, 11a; Ohio & Mis-.
sissippi, AT; Cleveland, Columbus& & Gin
cinnati, SGt; Burlington s Quincy 157;
Lake Shore, 109; Indiana Central, 222SS;
Illinois, Central, 184I; Canton, s2f.
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Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, March 30,

PHILADELPHIA, March 30.
FLoUR-Unchanged. IN
GRAN-Wheat dull; red western 81 "a
+a1 81. Rye at 81 05. Corn; yellow soc.
Oats unchanged.
Provisions Mess pork at sci so.
Lard 12ta124c.
Ons-Petroleum; crude l7c; refined
23ta2Stc. T
WHsxy-Unchanged.
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THE Woodsfeld Spirit advocates the
construction of narrow gauge railroad
from that place to ClOrington, on the
Ohio river. The cost Is estimated at
100000.
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New York Market.

NEw YORK, March 30.
CorroN-Dull and unchanged; mid.
ding uplands at 15tc.
FLoUR-Dull ct $6 5OaG 80 for shipping
extras I g.. 't
GRnN-Oats at O7a7Oc. Corn, mixed
western at Sc. 3, u. r
LARD-Dull and heavy.
EeGs-Steady; seller March,at l6a1i &c.
Others unchanged. raa.ls
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ENGLAND.


as, LONDON, March 80.
In the House OF Commons tonight a
petition was presented, bearing the sigma.
lures Of $4,000 persons, asking the repeal
Of the,contagious disease net.
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Preventing Cruelty TO Ahimals.--An
Ohio Enactment.
. .CoLuMRus. March 30

...ssf1.. "a COLUMBUS, March 30,
A bIl TO prevent cruelty 10 animals was
passed to day. Among other things, the
bill forbidS the keeping Of stock in cars
more than twenty.lour hours without food
or water.
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A ROASTED onion bound upon the pulse
on the wrist will, Ut Is claimed, stop the
most inGeterate toothache. in . few min
uteS,
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ThGLateSt News.
WASHINGTON.
The Investigation Of Southern Af-
fairs,

The Investigation Of Southern Af-
fairs.
WASHINGTON, March 80
The Senate Select Committee on South.
ern outrages have been engaged for sew.
eral days past taking the testimony Of
| various persons from Mississippi and
South Carolina. Among these Colonel
Higgins, Of the former State, and sew.
eral members OF tue South Carolina Leg.
islature have been examined and others
remain in the city for that purpose. 1t Is
not improbable that the Committee will
make q supplementary report before Con-
gress adiourns. A House resolution pro-
posing joint committee Of twenty-onG is
now in the Senate, having been laid aside
at the time Of It's reception, and will un-
dOubtedly be passed. II 1t should be dc.
termined not 10 pass this resolution, the
Senate Select Committee will undoubt-
cdly pursue the investigation during re.
cess, going South for that purpose. 1t is
designed TO make a thorough examination
OF Southern affairs, and report at the next
session. Representative Wells, Of Flori.
do, is in receipt of n letter from Mr..
Gibbs, Secretary of State, giving some
account OF the lAwlGssncss in that State.
a great number of murders and attempts
to murder are mentioned, the victims Of
which, Mr. Gibbs says, have, been ma
tional or State oficersi "
Mr.. BLAINE AND TIE COMMITTEES.
There Is some dissatisfaction among the
members Of Congress in consequence Of
Speaker Blaine not having appointed the
Standing Committee of the House, in
noncompliance with the rule oI the
House requiring the appointment Of a
committee 6t the commencement Of the
session. II is considered dereliction duty
on the part Of the Speaker for which no
reason has becn assigned.
THE SAN DOMINGO. COMMISSIONERS.
Messrs, Wade, Howe, and White were
steadily engaged all day yesterday on the
San Domingo report, and they expected
10 finish lastnight and possibly submit q
report TO the President to-day or to.mor-
row. The Commissioners agreed on all
the points involved, and tho document
will express,a unanimous opinion Of the
Commission, The various snb:feports of
the scientific corps and other documentary
evidence VIII not be sent in for the pres.
cnt, for the reason thatit will take con.
siderable time to arrange them in proper
order.
DISTRICT POLITICS.
The Republican Convention OF the Dis.
triCt OF Columbia organized today, with
Frederick Dohglass as President. His
two sons are amopg the delegates. On
an informal ballot General U. P. Chiplan,
now secretary under tho act providing for
the government Of the District oil Colum-
bia, received "A votes as candidate for
delegate In Congress, Frederick Douglass
81, and 81 scattering. y .is'. XIII
The San Domingo report Is stu in the
hands orthc Commissioners, and will not
be sent 10 Congress to-day, and perhaps
not tomorrow. It Is said that II will
make about FIVE cnlumns. ..
no RETURN REQUIRED UNLESS YOUR
INCOME IS $4,000.
Commissioner Pleasenton decides that
persons whose gross income during 1870,
estimated In United States currency, did
not exceed $4,000, are not required TO
make any income returns,
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The SOCIETY OF JRsuTFs, 1t Is officially
stated, has 8,S37 members scattered
through the world, IN increase Of 4,2S7
since 1850, when tha number was 1900.
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TuR Cumberland Daily Meas viii make
its first appearance on Monday morning
next