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SHE'D, splitting both occupants into the
ditch. The carriage then righted and the
horse ran few rods when the carriage
turned completely over, taking the horse
over also. The ladies were severely
bruised and the carriage smashed In pieces.
The horse escaped with few cuts.
Church street witnessed, yesterday morn
ing, an exciting but amusing scene. The
water commissioners had a gang of men
engaged in laying pipe, while another man
was determined to complete the digging of
a ditch Just north of the ditch receiving
the pipe. The ground is wet and full of
springs and the uncompeted ditch was
filled with water, being separated from the
other only by a small partition of undug
earth. In spite of the protests and orders
of the commissioners, the man was deter
mined to complete his ditch and COM
menced cutting channel, letting the wa
ter through on the men beyond. Then
commenced fight of water against water
The gang of men began the erection OF
dam with shovels and dirt, while the soil
tary digger manufactured many of the
same kind of things with his voice. The
earth dam, however, was too much for the
uttered damns, and caused the water to set
back onto the domain of the solitary dig
ger, and he left with loud damns against
the earth dams, and about half convinced
that dirt could be used to better advantage
with the spade than the mouth.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. Sepl.
TLouR.-Receipts 1912 barrels. The market
Is Gull only very moderate export homc trade
Inquiry. Sales or $500 barrels OF superflhe
", stern and state at 81 so@5 So; common
IS bOeso T5; good to choice do. at s. so
ta6 IS common to good extra Ohio at IS SOC !;
common to choice extra st.Louis at IS CSC
S 90. Including Q, 100 bbls shipping extras, at
SIS 6O@5 10. Market closing quiet.
WHEAT-Recepts 5000 bushels. The mar
ket is Irregular and unsettled sound parcels
lie better, with a moderate inquiry unSound
and rejected spring, dull and declining;
sales of la 900 bush at 81 00t@i % for rejected
spring; 81 lO9l II for NO. thlcago; 81 lo@l II
for NJ. 8 Milwaukee; 81 Y for ungraded spring;
81 isai 20 Tor old NJ. 2 Chiaago; 81 2O5l q
for do. No. Northwest 81 al 20 FOR new
and Old NOT Milwaukee 81 3l@ S3 Tor NO.
spring 81 1sal 40 for new and OLD winter RED
western ; 81 vol ~ do for amber western; 81 8l
al 80 for do white western; 81 80 for new win
ter red 81. Louis; 81 81 for new amber Mich
'"CoRs,--Receots $500 bushels. The market
is irregular, unsettled and l@2c lower, and
under very strong pressure 10 realize
western mixed; 7osI2c for sail do, closing
at 70a72Lc; 73c for high mixed and yellow
Westei n t2c for white western.
oATs.-Receipts 5a.s74 bushels. The mark
Is III and heavy at i@ec lower. Sales t3,OO'
at 35ab2c for new mixed and white, Including
white state at 46a52c; wyite western AT Il
@52 mixed No. Chicago at 469Asc.
HAY.--lhe market Is quoted firm at 76(
for Old shipping.
| HoPs,-i'he market Is quoted as heavy OF II
@l4c for yearllngs ls74's At laslh new crop
| 1878.
| CoPFEE.--The market for Rio is quoted al
| firm ana IN fair demand cargoes are quoted
| at l9axi%G gold for job lots i9N @22 gold,
| 6UGAR.--The market rs quoted as being QUE
| and steady at Z 1885 for fair TO good rem
| ing 50 for prime.
| MOLAssEs--The market quoted as quiet ant
unchanged for grocery grades moderate de
mand ltin
RICE The market Is quoted as being stead.
| Wild fair Jobbing inquiry at 7A@6c for new
| Louisiana and Carolina.
| PHTRoLEuM.-The market is quoted rs beini
| firmer. Sales or S 900 bbls crude at q
| for September; 1000 bbls refined az l4Ac 10
| September 5000 bbis do. for october at lih
| closing at 1.A@l4he prompt.
| TALIOw.--'lhe market Is quoted as nrn
| Sales, l40 900 lbs at lO1s@10Ec.
EGGs.-The market is quoted firm at 1892
for stale and Pennsylvania 2i@25c for west
ern and choice Canada.
PORK The market Is quoted as helm
firm. Sales, $50 barrels OF new mess at s2l
cs2i so Job10ts.
BEEF.-Tne market is quoted as unchanged
Cut meats dull middles quiet western lon
clear, l2@l2Ac. Sales of 90 boxes OF city 90. q
| l2Ec,
LARD.-The market is firmer Sales OF q
| tierces OF prime steam at 134fl8kc.
| BUrTER--The market is quoted as iirm .
10 aa3c for western 22@80 for state.
CHREsE.-The market Is quoted firm at bH'
| IN Tor common TO priuc,
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Liberal and Democratic Manifesto.

ALBANY, Dept. Sf.
Democratic and liberal republican state
committee rooms, Albany, Sept 24.-To
the citizens of New York The democratic
and liberal republican state central com
mittee invite you to Il patriotic and congo
NAL duty The fundamental principles of
our organization need not bc rehearsed.
| They are embodied in The constitution OF
| our commonwealth aud in that Of the fed
| eral uhion, and stand upchallengcd by our
opponents as The freed OF the true Ameri-
can. AT the present time We ask your al
tenton 10 measures nrt only ptopo,cd hut
in actual progress. Stauding IN II plat
form OF u currency tu be made ia good Ms
gold, we point 10 diminishing tebt
and reduced 'eantion standing firmly
by an executive Who has resoiuiev
exposed AMI is ~ scientifically pun
ishns fraud md corrupiou, we ask
for him and tie organization he
represents, practical aid; that ihere
may be no step backward in the work of
reform. TO this end it is If the first i'm.
portaDce that none but upright men shall
be elected the Legislature, and that all
candidates for municipal and county OIL
ces shall be above The suspicion of personal
or official crime. II is not enough that our
excellent state ticket he successful the
cleansing should pervadc the whole system
OF the body polite. BY the terms of the
call which assembled the state convention,
in conformity with the action of that con-
venton, and speaking in representative
capacity for the citizens who elected Gov.
Tilden, since reinforced 10y many thous-
ands who now endorse his acts, we appeal
to the friends of pure and economical gov
eminent to cooperate in this great polt-
ical reformation Signed, for committee,
ID. MAGoNE, jr., Chairman.
b. X, APGAR, Secretary.
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Underwriters Association.

CHICAGO, Sept. "a.
In the northwestern assocatiation of
underwriters numerous reports were read.
On motion Mr.. Walker was appointed dele
gate to the convention of Chief engineers
to be held in New York next year, and j.
Smith read the report of the committee
who attended the last national convention
at Detroit, and it was accepted and ordered
to be printed.
Mr.. Fox offered the following resolution:
"Chat this association appoint committee
to prepare memorial to the legislatures
of the various states, urging the enactment
of such building laws IS the public good
demanded Under the rules this resolu-
ton was referred to committee. The
executive committee was requested to &C.
lect st. Louis as the place of the next
meeting. The meeting adjourned sine die.
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Personal.

Rev. John p. Deme lit, formerly of
Pawlet, has accepted call to the Congre-
gatio al church in Williamstown, Orange
county.
w. P. Dillingham;, states attorney of
Washington county, has returned from
practicing before New York couits, and Is
now running the Vermont branch of his
business.
Rev. M. r. Peck of Brookfield is soon
to start for missionary ground. He goes
to Southern India, about ten degrees north
of the equator. Accompanied by his wife,
he sails from New York for England on
the I'd OF October. III. l
We regret to learn that the health OF
Luther Newcomb, the wellknown clerk of
the Washington county court, Is such as to
prevent his performance Of the duties OF
his Office for the present. This is the first
time IN twenty-seveh yeas that he not in
person been present. NJ. 4. Smilee, Esq,
of Waterbury, is acting as deputy clerk.
Miss Ellen Charming Day, of Boston,
Mass, was married, on the Cd inst, &c
Charles Joseph Bonapare. The bride
| groom descends from au illustrious family
being the grandson of jerome Bonaparte
King of Westphala. while the bride 4
great-granddaughter OF Judge Elijaf
Paine, father of Governor Charles Paine,
of Vermont.
Marsh o. Perkins, son Of II. o. Perkins
Principal of Windsor High school, wa
one of the instructors at the Windsor coun
ty teachers institute, held at Norwich
and it is said gave one Of the most cea
and lucid demonstrations of the principles
of mathematics which was presented to tb
institute. We are pleased to note from
time to time the honor which our younl
men bring upon themselves and conie
unon Rutland W
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Tried and True.

Or, DIR. Aliens Cholera, Diarrhea, Chol-
era Morbus and Dysentery Syrup. A safe,
sure and effectual remedy for Cholera, pi-
airhea, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, sum
mer Complaint, pain and wind in the stom-
ach and bowels, teethng, etc. This syrup
should always be kept in every family for
immediate use and no traveller should be
without 1t. AS a cure and preventive OF
sea-sickness it is entirely elfectha.
DOSE. --One teaspoonful Immediately on
the attack of CHOLERA. and repeat the dose
every five, ten or fifteen minutes, accord
lug 10 the urgency o. the case. In other
cases repeat the above dose in !, or 3
hours, as the case may require. IL should
lie taken clear and not followed 10y any
thing else. Shake the bottle before using.
FRANCIS FEM,
d&w Sole Proprietor, Rutland, Vt.
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READING NOTICES.
TO Piano Buyers.

The following certificate will explain
itself
New York. Nov. 8, 1878.
This is to certify that Messrs. Cluett &
Sons, of the city of Troy, State of New
York, ale our sole agents for the sale of our
Pianofortes in the following counties in
this State, viz Rensselaer,. Washington,
Hamilton, Warren, Essex, Clinton. Column
bia and Green also the entire State of
Vermont, with the exception of Chitten-
den county.
[Copy] CnIcKERlNo IL SoNs.
The buying public will also be interested
in the fact that we have the s'exclusive
sale" for the same and additional territory
for the Steinway, Guild, Church IL Co.,
Haines' Bros and Grovestecn Piano and
Burdett Organs; and that all necessary in
formation concerning these instruments
and their plan of easy payments Will be
gladly communicated by Mr.. Edwin Tracy,
who is prominently identified with the
Troy business and who, until further no.
tice, will make Rutland his headquarters
for the entire State. He may be consulted
at the Bates House, where be is stopping
Sep23-d1w
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Rupert Musical Convention.

The musical convention at West Rupert
closed Thursday evening with a concert.
A full house and satisfied audience.
There was large attendance of singers
from abroad, among them we,potice Mrs.
H. L. Cheney of Rutland, Miss Perry OF
Troy, N. Y, Miss Hurd of Jacksonville,
Mrs. Young of Salem, N. Y, Miss Temple
of Granville, who took prominent parts
and sang finely.
The convention was conducted by Mr..
r. j Humphrey, who WINS in his happiest
mood, and as usual manifested himself at
home in bis duties. He seems to be gain
irg popularity among singers as musical
CONDUCTOR AID can call around him good
talent to assist on short notice.
The Hopkins band in'erspersed fine in
sirumenta music which was highly appre.
ciated by the audience, and showed good
training for exclusively amateur play ers.
The convention passed off in very
pleasant man Ter, and such gatherings OF
good talent in rural town is an indica-
ton that music in our country is coming
up to the standard of the old world.
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I. o. o. F.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sent. 2.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. "a.
The session of the grand lodge of I. o.
o. F. to-day was largely teken up with
routine work. The grand lodge has &C.
cepted an ipvita,ion 10 hold its Dext SEES
sion in Philadelphia The credentials of
representatives Tyler and Styles of YER
mont we've reported upon favoiaby and
they were admitted to seats in the grand
lodge. 1t was decided that after subor-
dinate lodge had become defluet for five
years and funds surrendered by il
shall pass into the treasury of the grand
lodge, and the grand sire and secretary
were empowered to take such action in re-
gard TO the incorporation of the grand
lodge of the United States as they may
deem necessary. A committee was ap-
pointed to ascertain the condition of Re-
bekah degree throughout the national juris-
diction and report at the next session.
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The Georgia State Fair.

MACON, Ca, Sept. "a.
The Georgia state fair opens at this place
on October IS. and will cootiuue one week,
1t promises to be The largest, in point of
exhibition and attendance OF visitors, held
in the south since the war. Many distin-
guished gentlemen from the northern,
western and eastern states will be present,
among them Senator Thurman, Hon. Geo.
ii. Pcndlcton, +. Hassaurek of Iowa,
Messrs. Hendricks and voolhees of Indi-
ana, Mr.. Bayard Of Delaware, Mr.. Kelly
of Pennsylvania, Fernando Wood Of New
York, Mr., Poland OF Vermont, Messrs.
Christiancy ard Willard of Michigan, DR..
George b. Lorpg Of Boston, and Gen.
Hawley, president OF tho United States
centeon al board. Several Of tie above.
named gentlemen will deliver addresses on
! different days Of the fair.
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By Cable.
DEATH OF A MUSICIAN.

DEATH OF A MUSICIAN.
PARIS, Sept. "a.
Madame Jeanne Louis Faverne. the cele-
bratel musician and composer is dead. She
was in her nth year.
BISHOPS APPOINTED.
ROME, Sept. "a
The Pope held q consistory yesterday, at
which several French and Spanish bishops
were appointed. Monsignor Diez was APP
poiated bishop Of st. Christopher, Cubs.
TIE REBELLION.
BELGRADE, Sept. "a.
News received from Sclavonic sources
announces that the forces under
Priest Zarke have been increased to 1000.
These have been divided into four corps.
and are about to attempt ,be capture of
Sjeniizs and PriszreD, which they intend
to fortify and hold
STILL ron WAR.
LONDON, Sept. "a.
A Vienna dispatch TO the Daily News
reports that two members of the Scrvian
ministry voted against the address to Prince
Milan and were in favor of war.
TnE ALFoNsIsTs.
The Times this morning publishes Il
special telegram from Bogneres de Lachon,
France, containing the following Twenty
five hundred Carlists are blocked by 10000
A1cnNosota . Vis,1lo 'nnax, mill ,,robo1,lx,
he forced to cross the frontier at Pont Du
Pal. The Carlists at Gavarnie have been
inferred.
COssACKs BANIsHED.
The Times In its evening edition to-day
has a special telegram from Zeiliu contain
ing the following "Fifteen hundred Ural
Cossacks have been banished to the penal
settlements for having resisted the new
military laws. Many more are likely to go
as those laws meet with much opposition
in the Ural colonies
THE WEATHER.
This recent rains have been very damsg-
ing to the English hop crop.
SPAIN AND THE CHURCH.
MADRID, Sept "a.
Ministerial newspapers announce that
the government will soon reply to the note
Of the note of the papal nuucio. They say
that no concession will be made tending TO
prejudice the independence of magistrates
in dealing with the bishop and especially
the bishop Of Leo de Urgel.
NEW NUNCIO.
Mousignor Rapella is expected here TO
replace Cardinal Simeoni as papal nuncio.
The latter leaves for Rome shortly.
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Sabbath Services.

Apygxr CHuRcH.-ServIces tomorrow at 10:45
a. IN. 1870 and 1880 2. m Sunday School ut 1900
IN. Seats free.
BAPTIsT.-Services at 1o.45 g. m. and $50 ?. m.
school at IAN Prayer meeting at 600 p. m.
CATnoLIc.-Rey. Charles Boylan, Pastor; Ser
FRENCH CATHoLIc.--Father Pigeon, pastor.
The SUNDAY services at this church, on Lincoln
avenue, will be held tomorrow at 1900 q. M,
CosGREGATIONAL. Rev. James Gibson johnson
will preach. Services at 10.45 am and 780 p.
IN. Prayer meetings on Thursday and satur-
day evenings at 800.
EpIsCorAL.-Rev. w. ]. Harris, d D., Rector;
Morning Prayer with Sermon, at 1890 a. m.
Sunday School Immediately after morning SER
vice. Evening Prayer at7:3e~ p. m.
ETHoDIsT.-Rav. j. W. Eaton, pestor will
preach at 1915 a. IN. and 1880 m Sabbath
school at ~ o'clock
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Musical Convention.

The second convention of the Southern
Vermont Musical Association will be held
at Music Hall, Manchester, commencing
Monday evening, October 18th, and clos
ing Friday evening. Prof. G. A. Mietzke
of Rutland will conduct the convention,
and several distinguished solosists have
been engaged for the occasion 1t is ex-
pected that selections from Elijah by Men
delsshon and Don Munio by Dudley Buck
will be brought out, and no pains will be
spared to make it ore of the most success
full conventions ever held in the state.
Board can be obtained at the hotels and in
private families at reduced rates. From
the well-known character of Prof. Mietzke
and the gentlemen in charge we can pro-
mise first-class convention. lt
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Middlebury College.

Prof. Nj. Stuart Phelps, Pb. d., who
has for some time past been connected
with Yale college, has accepted the profes-
sorsbip of intellectual philosophy in Mid
dlebury college Prof. Phelps will enter
upon his duties at the beginning of the
winter term.
Prof. w. II. Parker who has been pass
ing few weeks among the Adirondacks,
will be back about the LIST Of October.
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Social Festival.

About eighty of the members of the
ancient order of Hlbernians, division No.2,
met at their hall in Simons block last even
ing for social festival. The room was
handsomely decorated with Irish and
American pictures; the walls are adorned
with the motto of the society Friendship,
unity and christian charity" in evergreen
letters, wreaths and notices, while the
head of the room is draped with the Irish
and American Tags and the badge of the
society beautifully worked in green silk
depending between them.
Wells quadrille band furnished music
through the evening and the entertainment
concluded with bountiful supper under
the charge of the ladies of the society.
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Freight Agents in Council.

NEW YORK, Sept. "a.
AT a meeting of the general freight agents
OF the eastern lines in this city to-day, it
was resolved to adhere positively to rates
on basis of thirty cents on fourth class
per hundred pounds, from Chicago to New
York, and equivalent rates to other points.
tariff to take effect on the Arst of October,
as follows WH DO 'l4ai-.t
Fourth class IS cents, grain 80, box
meats 40, bulk meats As. seeds so, per 100
pounds and 20 GEMS per barrel on -four
from Chicago to New York, with regular
differences to all other points. There will
also be a relative advance from st. Louis
and other southwestern points, taking eff
feet on the same day.
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Grand Street Parade at Rutland,
Monday Sept. 9th. Ag

Every exchange that comes to us, from
the various places where Forepaugh's great
show has exhibited, alludes to the public
procession, made by it, as the "hncst,
largest, and most expensive show parade
ever presented to the public" The eslab-
lishment 10 TO exhibit here on Monday the
27th. and on the forenoon Of that day, at
about o'clock 1t will enter the city. We
are informed that more than ono mile OF
GENEROUSLY CARVED AND eILDEp CAGES,
in addition TO chariots of the most unique
and imposing appearance, are seen in this
grand gala day parade.
| FIVE TRAINED ELEPHANTS %
appear, harnessed to the chariot of Apollo
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BASE BALI.

Next week, Thursday, the first and pro-
badly the last, ball match of the season
will take place in "Wcbbs desert" in the
eastern part of the village. The Ct lbs that
are to fight the battle are the Racquet
tours of this place, which is composed in
a measure, of gentlemen of leisure, a few
clerks, and the balance are a good-lookipg
stony" set of book keepers, which, al
though not 80 well yersed in ball playing
as they are in quill driving, can play. a fair
"out and out" game. The party that is to
enter the field against them are Get of fine
young clerks and bnok-kerpers from North
Adams, who desire to show their skill in
the national game, and have taken this OPP
portuniiy to come this way. There will
not probably be any science displayed, but
great deal of sport is anticipated.
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Poughkeepsie Races.
POUGBKREpsIE, Sept. "a

POUGHkEEpslE, sept. "A.
The second annual fair of the Hudson
river driving park association closed to-
day. The stallion race was won in two
heats by Columbia Chief, his only compe-
titor being Wild Oats, who was distanced
on tue second heat time, 2.45, 1901. The
four-year-old race was won by Frank Ellis
in three straight heats time, 2.45, 2.47!.
239. Alice, Medium and Blossom were
dlstanced in the last heat. Marksman,
three ear.old, was but four lengths be-
hind as the finish
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RUTLAND COUNTY COURT.
Septambar Term 1878.

Hon. HORT II. WHEELER, Chief judge.
Hon. JACOB EDGERToN, Assistant
Hon. CHAUNcY s. RUMsEY.) judges.
HENRY Fl. SMITH, clerk.
WILLIAM M. FIELD, sheriff.
MARTIN G. EvERTs, states attorney.
Friday, Sept. 24.-Riley Demins We. l..
G. Chase continued from yesterday, &C.
cupied the court until 4:30 in the after
noon, when 1t was given to the jury they
had not agreed when the court took re-
cess until this morning.
No. $50, Michael Quln vs.. Chester
Kingsley. Another "hoss" case was taken
up at 4:45, and occupied the balance OF
the session and will be continued this morn
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Women's Christian Temperance
Union,

The first annual meeting of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union of Yer
mont will take place in the Congregational
chapel, Center street, Rutland, the 2sth OF
September
Ga. m.-Devotional meeting.
10a a. m.-Business meeting.
Cd. m.-The afternoon session.
7.30 p. m.-Mass meeting, TO which oul
citizens are all most cordially invited.
Persons coming over the roads operated
by the Central Vermont railroad company
paying full fare will receive free return
checks,
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Barley Arraigned and Bai'ed.

BUFFALO, Sept. "a.
Ex-Canal Commissioner Alexander Bark
ley was this forenoon arraigned in the su-
perior court under joint indictment found
against himself, George d. Lord, Lewis j..
Bennett, Thaddeus &. Davis, and VIM. IL.
Bowman, for conspiracy to defraud tho
state. He entered plea of not guilty and
gave bail in $1,000, Charles A. Donald
son of Fultonvile became his surety.
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w aNted.

A good farm of about 200 acres, in this
county. Rutland village property to be
taken in part payment.
A hotel property worth from $4,000 to
SIC, 900, to purchase or rent for q term of
years. Address with particulars.
TO RENT.
A first rate tenement; eight rooms; good
barn 10 minutes walk from depot.
Wanted to hire, for family of three
persons, good house with barn, within 5
minutes of depot. Address
G. II. GRANGER, Agent,
sept14dtt Rutland, Vt.
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Chr Rntlana daily Glabe.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER e5, 1876.

dvertisers tciu please hand in their matter at as
e,riy an hour in the AFTERNOON as Convenient. By
70 io,y they win gire more time to arrange and
properiy display them, than IL taken at late hour