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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-22
Foreign n ews.
AIApEm, June 10.

MApEm. June 10.
The majority Of the Finance Commit
tee ~ the Cores are in favor of abolish
ing the law granting pensionsto members
Of the Cabinet, and placing them ON the
same footing with other functionaIies.
LoSDoS, June 20.
\ party of farmers from the South OF
England sailed yesterday for America.
They intend to settle in Minnesota.
isThe Shah Of Persia visited the Queen
at Windsor to-day
A special dispatch from Madrid to the
Daily News states that the Conservaties
in the Cortes are seeking to revive the
project Of establishing Unitarian Re
public with Marshal Serrans as Presi-
dent.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-22
Eastern Dispatches.

Horace +. Clarke, President of the
Lake Shore aud L. p. r. r. Companies
ANA son-in-law of Commodore Wander I
bilt. died in this city yesterday Of Rhen-
matism of the heart, in the 5sth year OF .
his age. He was a member of the 3oth /
and 9th Congress, and since his retire-
mont from politics. has been identified /
with the business interest OF the CITY, I
and with the railroad progress and de-
vs,opment Of the West.
The United States Marshal's oineer'
completed the service Of the suop@nas
yesterday in the equity suit against the
Union Pacific Railroad Company, the
I Credit Mobeliar of America, and others,
Some of the respondents are in Europe
and were subpunaed through their coun-
sci. Horace F. Clarke was one Of the
number served,
Judge Ingraham, in the supreme
Court, has granted an absolute divorce
in the case Of Pauline Lucoa against her
husband, Baron Won Rhode, with leave
TO the former to marry again. The
plaintiff was awarded the custody of their
child. No counsel appeared for the
Baron. The plaintiffs complaint set
forth that she was married in Berlin,
November %. 1865; that her husband
subsequently lived protiiSate life
and souandered her earnings and assocl-
ated improperly with the women OF
Berlin.
Private dispatches from San Jose says
that Costa Rica has responded to the
circular letter recently sent out by the
United States Of Columbia calling oil
= all the Rio Paro American Republics t.
ioin in demand on Spain for the indie
pendence of Cuba, and in case OF a re
, fusal to intervene with force.
: From Havana the news has come tina
the Spauiarls have found several empt.
lighters along the coast, which, iron
u their construction and position, ar
Z thought to have been used to carry arm
+ and stores to the patriots. Il Is rumore
. in Cuban circles here that a large exped
e ton of men and war material Is on Ii
e vav 10 Join the revolutionary forces.
CHICAGO, June 90.
!, \ Washington special says that IL
h Secretary Of State has received the secor
y report of the Commission appointed
:. investigate the conduct of General Vi
10 Buren, as United States Commission
u to the Vienna Exposition, which is undo
IN stood to contain evidence conirmato
of the misconduct already reported, al
=, also additional revelations of a dl
ha graceful character.
A fatal case Of cholera is reported fro
Georgetown, in this district, the Wet
~ being lady.
y The Secretary OF the Treasury is
-, thority for the statement that he has
intention of resigning; that he has
49,, been offered, nor would accept, any pc
=, ton at the head Of a foreign bank
~, house, as has been published. WI
din Judge Richardson was appointed se'
,,, understanding that he was TO remi
;, except some difference of opinion she
-. arse between him and the Presid,
;s So far they are in perfect accord on
-, matters pertaining to the financial pc
of the Government The stories al
- Secretary Richardson's resignation |
oon all had their origin in Wall street, an
,oto is believed they were started for spec
mi "'e pun
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-22

Hon. Ezekial I. Cox died recently at
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. Mr.. Cox was in his
seventy-eighth year He was born in
Monmouth county, n. j., and mastered
the art of printing at an early age. In
1918 he established the first paper in
Eastern Ohio. He composed his edito-
rails from the case, and was the pioneer
editor in the wilderness. He was the
last of the early printers and editors Of
Ohio. Mr.. Cox was the father of the
Hon. 5. $. Cox, and had himself filed
important Offices.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-22
Telegraphic Dispatches.

SPECIAL 70 rar TrocHE DAILY RECORD.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-22

THERE IRE reports from Massachusetts,
that the illness of Vice President Wilson
is of a dangerous and alarming character,
and that he may not recover sufficiently
to be able to resume his Office in the Sem
ate at the opening of the next session.
His attack has left him partly deaf and
partly blind, and under the close care Of
the doctor in complete seclusion from
visitors.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-22

The Judges of the Supreme Court OF
California, all the Judges uniting, have
asked Governor Booth to appoint COM
mittee of jurists to examine the present
Code and to point out such errors, omis-
sions, conflicts of provisions and other
defects that they may find therein.
The Governor has appointed Judges
Stephen j. Field, Lorenzo Sawyer and
Jackson Temple. Judge Sawyer de-
clined to serve on account of pressure of
official duties.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-22

The trial of ex-senator Pomeroy for
libeling State Senator York in Kansas
has been postponed till December, on
motion Of Pomeroy's counsel.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-22

MINORITY REPRESENTATION. - Joseph
Medill, of Chicago, was Il member of the
last Constitutional Convention OF Hin
ois, and did much to procure the adop-
ton of the system of minority represen-
tation in the Legislature. Samuel 4.
Hunt, member OF the Constitutional
Convention of Ohio, now in session at
Columbus, addressed note to Medill
inuuiring how the system works in
Illinois and how it is regarded by the
people after two years trial. Medill
of the people; that it proves all it prom
ised to be; that it is regarded as an i'm
provement on the old one-sided system
of majority representation; that it is
far more popular now than year ago;
that the voters have no difficulty in
comprehending it; and that not one of
the evils apprehended from it has been
experienced anywhere. While the vote
of the majority is not impaired, the mi
nority is represented in every district.
IN every Democraflc district there are
two Democratic and one Republican
representative; in every Republican dis
trict, two Republicans and one Demo
crat.
STATIONERY" Extraordinary. - An
other Kansas statesman has distinguished
himself, and David p. Lowe is his name
His fame was won in making out an &C
count against the Governmet for "sta
tionery," which he claimed as his dut
by virtue of his services as member O.
Congress at large for the State he repre-
resented in the Lower House, Will,
Pomeroy and Caldwell took care of tn,
Senate. Following is the exhibit h,
presents Of Stationery used, as shown
in the books Of the Sergeant-at-Arms o
the House. Among the articles of "sta
tionery," it will be interesting to tax
payers to mention tea, sugar, granulate,
sugar, lemons, CASTLE soap, stay laces
sal soda and mixed tea. His accoun
foots up $1,2s0,92.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-22
nn,,ery Consolidated win and Min

ing Company Location of principal place of
business, San Francisco, Cal; location of works,
Ely Mining District, Lincoln county, Nevada
NOtice.-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock, on account of assessment
No. 3, levied ON the 9th day of May, 1873 the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective share holders, as follows:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-22
N. G.. r. r.

THE PASSENGER TRAIN ADVERTISED
for Monday, the 23d, will be delayed few
days on account of an accident to passenger
engine. A. L. PAGE, Gen1 Superintendent.
Phoebe, June 81, 1873. Je22-td
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
4 MkMORIAL SERYICE.

A crowded public meeting was held at the Madi-
son-square Presbyterian Church tthe Rev. Dr.. Adj
aIns's) last evening TO express Christian sympathy
with the many families and friends recently be-
reaved by the terrible shipwreck of the Vile du
Eavre and especially with the families of the Rev.
Prof Pr0nier of Geneva. and the Rev. Antonio Car
IascO of Madrid the delegates 10 the recent Cen
eral Conference here who were among the lost The
familiar faces of many prominent c'eTgymen aud
laymen were visible in the audience, among
them Dr. Adams, the pastor of the church.
the Rev. Drs Tying. ST. Crosby. Prime Murray, and
Schaf, the Secretary of the Alliance Bishop James,
and the Hon. VIM. l.. Dodge. The exercises con-
sisted of the usual religious services iii which
intermingled the sympathetic and affecting ad-
dresses of the cergymen who during the session of
the General Conference, became well acquainted
with their deceased associates in the cause of Chris
tian unity and could speak more ntegently Of the
loss the world had suffered in their sad fate. A
prominent portion OF these remarks were quotations
from the papers and letters written by the deceased
when il this country.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
MUSIC.
SECOND PHILHARMONIC coNCP

SECOND PHILHARMONIC CONCERT.
The audience at the Philharmonic Concert
on Saturday night-the second OF the thirty-secOnd
season-was about large and brilliant usual The
following was the programme:
italian symphony "a i4sJor -Mende,S'9hn
Mrs. Gilager.
PART ii.
Cayaina" Ma la sola" from Beatrice dl Tendao Beln
Mrs Guager.
eymphony No. l. IF msjor) Rubinstein
This was a charming selection Of pieces for the
orchestra for il Interesting well balanced and OF
uniformly high character and although 1t is not usual
70 put two symphonies programme such liberalty
in this case certainly not misplaced. Neither Men
deIssohns bright and cheerful work, the compost
fion OF Rubinsten' entire novelty in New York
fatigues the mind overstrains the faculty OF enjoy
ment ended at 10 O'Clock and the listeners
came away fresh after the second symphony as
If they had been regaed with overtures land
usrches The first movement Of the Mendes-
sohn tymphony (alegro viysc0 not very
well played. The sentiment was correctly
and even poeticay expressed, but the execution
not neat Ragged ends left hanging from the
work; the brasses were little uncertain, and the
strings lacked unity. In the beautiful andante con
moo, however. and in the favorte scherzO these de-
fecs almost wholly disappeared. while the finale sa
farelo presto) given with fine spirit and precision
The JDOnOra overture, barring one or two slight de
fects, was also well done, and with the perform
aSee of the Rubinstein sympnonySit would
be difficult 10 mud any serious fault The
work itself will never be well liked by the multi
tude az the Ocean Symphony, though passages OF
II are extraordinarily beautiful. That II was not
owarfed by the overture. that In such high
showed not commonplace phrase d weak idea. is
proof enough OF ts noble character a. composition.
The rst part all allegro. is distinguished by richness
tof cOlornE and certain masculine vgor Of movement
Lthat suggest somehow sort Of rlric speudor and
hyeedorn. Then comes scherzo with two themes tile
SecoDd remarkable for itr quiet graceful melody
be third movement Is an exquisite andante con otO:
M tl,e finale an effective allegro yiyace Thc avn.
Ih,,py s model Of compact writing Of course IT s
spp4 gby scored. ..,
ngrN Gulager has beautiful voice and her I'M onaon
- ,risbly true. In the familiar and PRAYER
rom = Der Freischiin" she displayed considerable
So.t abhty-so far at least ~ what we call the
- m, Nical elOcutOn was c0beefBed-aDd ~ the
se. ~ cav. Gna OF Bellns (which was out OF place IN
b nrns, Nne) she exhibited some excellent vocal
,,on W A. far from saying that she is such singer
a oacbt to hear mt the Philharmonic Concerns; We
,te ve the socs onght 10 engage either artists OF te
soIe go .snE or at ALL aDc that tiere are nh
SoIy 60, a, We singers now la the country VINO
uore si~u aaUnI,, NDt Of AL Invitation "a appear
peserve s"p eoeiety Still Mr.. GhlaRer did
Rueb b0tter than on ~
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
RATLUAY Affairs.

AN INJUNCTION AGAINST THE VERMONT AND CANADA
COMPASY.
ST. ALBANs, VT, Dec 1S-The application
OF the Central Vermont Railroad Company for an in
junction to restrain the Vermont lnd Canada Railroad
Company from holding or attempting to hold the funds
due the Central the lower rold by trustee process
WAS granted today 10y Chancellor Royce. IL was
claimed, however, by the Vermont aud Canada Com
pant that they were not attempting 10 hold the funds
due the Central Vermont, but simply the FUNDS due j.
c. Smith W. c. Smith. and Joseph Clark. trustees under
the first mort cage aud who alone the defendants IN
the Massachusetts suit The Injunction therefore was
limited TO the nds due the Vermont Central and Is III
tended 10 apply TO any similar suits that may be
brought.
The cornerstone for the proposed bridge
across the Hudson Poughkeopse, TO be aid with
Masonic ceremony on "Wednesday.
l.. Robinson, acting President of the Erie
Railway Company, says that the statement re-
Gently published that the employees OF this Company
have not been paid is wholly unfounded. He adds
"rhe Treasurer informs that all Of the men OF every
class have been promptly PAID. Ihey are upwards OF
1900 in number and they are paid monthly. All uhe
payros for October were duly verified IN accordance
with the rue and have becn iuly paid, ana tue Cou
psny does not single dollar on tnis account
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
TIE DEATH SENTENCE OF UNDERTOOK.

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Dec. 13.-Udderzook was
brought into Court this morning when Judge Butler
gave his decision against granting new trial He said
the first and fourth reasons had been abandoned he
did not doubt the proprey Of sending photograph to
the nrv to assist Identification sending the letters
submtted as evidence. The proof against the com
petency OF Wilson testify totally inadequate and
that against Nichols failed to show prejudice. TIE
DsfrictAtiOrney moved thar judgment he pronounced
Undertook in reply TO question whether he had ans
thing 10 say that by advice OF his counsel he wOud
saw nothing at tins time. scutence OF death then
pronounced Gue prisoner showed some emotion. wnIle
tue Judge vas moved 10 tears.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
AN EXPIRES ROBBERY IN KENrrcKY.

NASHVILLE, Dee. 13.-W. b. Wood, agent of
the Adams Express Company AT Franklin, KY, had his
skull crushed aud his safe robbed OF 200 about O'Clock
ON Thursday night. There three concerned 10
the assault and robbery. one OF those suspected
aferward arrested, and two others John Mcclure and
DuncaniMcPbersou, vino candestnely boarded south
erp-bound freight after the occurrence
discovered locked up by the conductor and guarded
unt their arrival IN this city, when they were turned
over to the police, aud yesterday afternoon
Franklin. 1t feared thai Mr.. Wood mortay
wounded.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
ALLEGED EMBEzzLEMENT OF PUBLIC FUNDS IN
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, Dec. 14.-Ihe Times of this morn
ing Mayor COvin as saying that the outgoing
City Treasurer, David A. Gage, has used for his own
purposes s25OOO of city funds beside depostng
in two banks now liquidation sl3O,OO0. David O'Hara
the City Treasurer elect that when his bonds are
fled he will give Mr. Gage "A reasonable time 10 adjust
matters, but will accept no certificates of depost
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
CRIMES AND CAsuALrIEs-BY rEIpcp,pu

IA locomotive engine exploded at Columbus,
Ohio ,edsy killing the engineer Dane Cooper and xopduy the
hfeLan and several others
90. Leon Leotard, the French Cymnast attempted
q tLe. AZ s, ~ Cty
ba. fell ~ The ground received not
faa injuries
flames Collins. a farmer, called nm from
bis bed bis Residence 10 miles above e Rocs A SATURDAY
morning. and shot down as he appeared the ,ome
peIson. George Peiger has been arrested suspicion
Vance Dent and Salem C.. Hardin onarreled in
Qune, County Ky Friday morning about roa ,b an
resulting Of the of ,,j -
wealthy and bad swav besa peaoesbe man Hardin Vas
veil known and greatly esteemed
....Jno. NJ. Brush, IN registering his name NJ tho
CartoRdAle Ill., Saturday evening ped In. a, The
register which PROVOKED erk oi be and on., snnd
proprietor Of the house w. MeDob.d t nd
sumns sd Bra,h Who was an old army telegraph operator and
highly respected by sll who knew hn
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

James T. Fields VIII deliver one Of the
course of lectures conducted by the managers Of the
Mercantile Library. in Association Hail. tonight Sub
iect "Writers oi Modern Fiction"
Gilmore's 22d Regiment Band will give one
Of It's series promenade concerts this evening at the
armory in FOurtecnth-st., near SiXthave. THe pro
rraInne differs from the preceding ones, and emoraces
the overture from Fra DavOO, the ScIier FestVai
March" and other selections
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
Totsl amount Of water for
Distance Travelled by the wind during sbC week J5o miles
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Gilsey House-Sir A. T. Gait of Montreal. -. Bre-
Hoa,,te Hon Hugh r. H. Elliott of Montreal Ge.rge
Pullman C. General Manager and j. Hckson
Grand Trunk Railway OF bind'or H0-
j. Marindsle Of Rochester hh ArenW HO-The Hon
John OF ST.
Pdeek Smh Hampshire the Hon Homer A. Nelson Of
B0ase-Pof WBcheh Of Uniyer
sv the A. Goshorn and Lewis W smith Of Philadelphia
H0H-Cnef- W. ". ". Wood, L. Nav
~ kLnho1 Hot-The Hon ~ L. Swords Of Louisiana. Ht'tm,.
st,r BOll-Alrsd wilkinson OF Syracuse.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
CAPTURE OF PART OF THE BENDER FAMILY.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. 13.-The Benders
husband and wife, who charged with having
committed number OF murders in Kansas were ar
rested IN Evansville spartansburg County a few days
ago The son aud daughter living IN Norm Carolina,
being sought after by the officers of the law Tie
family real name is Webb.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
concerts two years ago. and after the second peoe she
TIE OPERA,

Mr. Strakosch is to give four performances
OF opera In this city next week. previous 10 his journey
Westward. aida" was produced in Philadelphia on
Friday Nine Nilsson has been sick since the
Philadelphia season opened and has not snng there az
ali fhongh she is promised for the farewell appearance
of the company tomorrow evening Faust was pro
duced last week with Maresi as NdrGhcritd.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
NEW-YORK CITY.

A Fair in behalf of the poor Will be opened
I'm Olivet Chapel No 62 SecOndst on Dec. Is, which
will be conducted new and somewhat singular sys
tem Groceries and clothing will be sold at less than
the general cost persons while TO the very
moor the articles will be sold al nominal rate Contil-
buttons asked from all who desire TO help charity
conducted.
Two young Englishmen, giving the names
OF Lewis Gilman and Lewis SaDdback were arrested on
Friday by Detectives Farley and Sampson, in Jersey
Cty charged in telegram received from Manchester
England few days ago, with having committed
forgery 1t stated that both arc members of wealthy
families aud leading lives OF dissipation Tor
severa months past In order retrieve their losses
at the gaming table. Gilman forged his fathers name
hing they fed TO this country avoid arrest for the
forgery When arrested they had goo IN their posses
take the accused back TO England The officer aud his
capyes started on Saturday in the City oi Brussels
BROOKLYN.
Arrests last week, 537.
William G.. Kingsley is reported to be seri-
ously H.
Frederick A. Burroughs batter, doing bust
moss at broadway and Fourth-st., t. d. has been miss
ins from hIs home since last Thursday
As a compromise between the city and the
prouertyowners for the laying OF the Third
owe sever CORPORATION Counsel Dewitt recommends
he remission of the penalty for default IN payment
Tnis will amount nearly 5000 or a6out per cent Oh
$50 900. the amount remaining unpain'
The number OF persons admitteo TO mem
nersbip Inns year IN the Rev. Henry Ward Beecber's
church amounted 10 2O;. making the whole number
adottsd since It's organization, S57 la the three sun
dan connected wtn the church tacre are 27iG
teachers and scholars The SCHOOLS nave contributed
dnIing the year benevolent oDect, S2sb 10 ana the
ine,uDerr Of fbc congregation nave raised for
nng worship aud benevolent purposes ss 1886 ~
LONG ISLAND.
MOSTAuK.-A lbOrcr of this village picked
up lew da small sisss bottle. which WAS corked
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15

Go to B. s. SQUIRE, $3.50 Broadway, corner
sel JnwyLaY
iron s.fs. srst bsvds ws.eses repaired bht new
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15

DYEING AND CLEANING.-IIave it done n
LosD ssa sssnes aud beauty tsh M saees ae Al 90
ass y34 BseAdwas and 4 IL blshhAYe
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15

PoMHROY g. Co., Hi Broadway, N. Y. se
for IS tbs besi ELAsuc Thyts ever invented =.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15

For a stylish and elegant Dress or Rnsiness
Ir go manufacturer EsrssscHED. Ils R..s.V,l
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15

iBzTR.cr oP REPORT ENDING At p NJ Dsc IL
lneleS THERMOMETER Dtg,eH,
MAJ Al a NJ Dee S.31563 Maximum at PIN. Dee - GlO
Nm at / u m Dec l3..Ig.34l Minimum Dee & % q
Range ............... L222 800
Dec S-Ran 10 TO II 3. amount o "stefoVl men
Dee 9--Rain from Oh. On. n. TO CID M amount ,o
Dec ll--RaIu from H. l:O ,. amount OF ~
l2--Rsin $40 to 10 amount OF "t'eruue nch
Dec l3asn IRON 4lj To " m amount OF water VI" h'h
Totsl amount for o'6 inch
Distance Travelled wind during week, J5o miles
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
ANNOUNCEMENT
THE PUEBLO WILL NOTICE.

THE PUBLIC WILL NOTICE.
First No will be this sale other than The regular
goods house Manufactured purchased By them Tor her
aoad: Al goods 6nis Every article warranted TO be
sciy represented
Third. On and afrr MONDAY Ujt) Aessrs. BALL. BLACK
Will be pleased desired information 10 prices ydne &C.
Of any Of lo goods offered.
Catalogues ready and goods exhibition MONDAY MORNING,
18th day and evening, untl the day of sale.
This sale wi. take place on THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
~ 70 at ii O'Clock the Wseroons Broadway
and fdnces.
SPECIAL
othpr from thi. immense will follow Immediately after the
LIT Of January including the DIAMONDS PRECIOUS SfONES &c
Ac The Mesrs. LEAyfT"f, Auciioneers
FINR BOOKS AT AUCTION.
Al N, Clinton Ha Saoons ESDAY EVENING December 10
CHOICE COLLIE, TION or BOOKS.
Standard English of Books
illustrated WORKS History. Poetry. all hne
order and holiday s Catsogurs ready and Books
on exhibition. The Merr% LEhflllf aucuohecra
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
EISp ROCKS AT AUCTTON

othsr sale, from h viii follow Immediately after the
Of January iucun, DIAMONDS PRECIOUS STONES &c,
Gc The Mesrs. LEAYlI'f, Auciioneers.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
tanbosp0faenuA \

BURNErrs FLAvoRNG ExTRAcrs-The best.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
SPECIAL. :

This first viii take place THURSDAY and SATURDAY
December O'Clock the Wsreooms, Broadway
nd
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
HOWE NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. Ar HUpNuTs. IN BROADWAY
aam-29o Noon-34o 3 p m-37o Mdpght-53'
CKHTKAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPAkTMKNr.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
RELIGIOUS SCHISM.

THE REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
CoNsrcR.TYoN OF BISHOP CHENEY AT CHICAGO
B,suop CunMINss ADDREss-PRosPEcTs OF riIE
ppxu MOVEMENT.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15

Catalogues ready and goods on exhibition MONDAY M
18th day and evening, untl the dag of sale