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WAslllSo7uX. D, O., October In, / A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, followed by local raius In the west.
arn portion, southeast to southwest winds,
slight rise IN temperature and lower barome.
ter In the eastern portion. and followed by
lower temperature md rising barometer In
the western portion. %'Er7 rsgEF "a
southeast to southwest winds, lower barome.
ter and fair weather. ,,, 'TfIl.f, IIfl
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10 Tie LntlicX,

Having! just returned from the D. W.
Moody School OF Design for dress cutting, in
Cincinnati, I will offer to the ladies OF
Wheeling and vicinity the only true and re.
liable tailor system for cutting dresses with.
out bastihg or pinning to see II it will fl,
This system will be'oiIered for the low price
Of $, for this week only. "a
r. ..g'1l Mrs: L. A. MARTIN,
'''' =! IS South Broadway, :.
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NEtailHORHOOD NEWS.
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y&&tt a tbrLLAiRs. 'tSNl',fI, ma.
PawpawsAre being gathered In great mum,
bets by Belaire people. ggsl. .,sI
Philip Long on Saturday caught two very
large, ino has, In the river.
pRev. A: W. Butts preached nj MS pulpll IN
the First NJ. l.. Church Yesterday. ,,,,
One new member VA, received into the
Frat Presbyterian church Yesterday, 'I''
M, J. VI li;rh,sym,n tas ,s,urnod fror,
a long yl.it 10 her dSuph,er in Minnesota.
Mis- rllj,. po,nforI +. On, ,.., Ia. ,,;,,,
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kev"o. A. Richards. 81 Brookheld, Trun,'
vcsierIav' fe'" 9 '"' f'''e'i'ss t' "1!
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miss ttla nero, Oh WheeilnG returned
agHae Iaaafoay ai'ef u 10" aays s's'l WIN
'fehus hele. ai5ybi f'HigG
The building being built for Tho Ohio Sign
Company, west Of A. O. Mellutls on Thirty.
mira siieet bnpto tue roof. 2'Htl-si nv
Some Of our gas street lamps have been
nhsbehaftag Of late nights aud one vent oul
~ IN vuI fon .,k NJ .t,NI.
~ .'e '"t, 'or want u sIooe. ~ ...4
u. Y. MilliBah has moved his law Office
Iron! nI Hes'taf 70 petta,Fe, 10 the room LOT
a'ei'y oee"p'eu oy Nm. "COPPER"
Mpes stS ns 70 us pre.y p!eny mere an
fSn ;u.y sG ' III. a's ves so'feo eas
ph,Iin nr.,;,, !. n.m,,,,. 1885, IL,
III hnu p iiuy 10 n"s.ns se~es !Aiu ron
,h nr;va,a ~ef az, stseos ~ ioMaess WIZ
nr, II Q g s"',n :. n;n' 800" '''... =. !.
o-r;vsi ,.ss. o sa,n, 1t eoau ,i County,
H. t nttg ostutnuaS TeFeHihs 81 fisis e
'Hu "oH'. u LET 'a'ne'' Mf'1o h'kpa'f'ck'
There Is rod or so Of sidewalk on one oil
u ;,a IL, .''a streets 'ma. ~ paaaaeo wa!e.
th,es.in, r,hs =, VII "ne mt" y .a.s ana yes
,n,s ~, OF al! VINO 30 between lhe up
hi. 1 es''' PM % - 'o"n "Afe W seI o'e'
'".'. ,Inl., ~ a,i5 !, /.
some one icy stop.cock open wide In the
,hird story q The Fourth ward school house
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we append a summary OF the SC,

From eminent ". L. Almou, President
Medical College, Halifax. y. s.: "Colden's
Liquid Beef Tonic Is inyaluable for fever, in.
digestion and weakness. and is unsurpassed
for female complaints" (Take no otlIrrl or
druggists. ~, "sf-'' ~ MurAW
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THE United Labor party talks Of nominal.
inga fall ticket for the coming city elections.
That party will and difficulty In securing
better representative OF the labor element
lhan the present City Sergeant. M LLM mn.
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IT takes over one hundred pairs OF gloves
10 assuage The grief OF the Brooklyn officials
over the death Of an alderman, whose life
might have been saved by a single bottle OF
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. ~ ~
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:"HAcEMErAcK," a lasting and fragrant per.
Tune. Price IS and 80 cents q. !, :E't.il'rI'
shfLon's CCEs WILL Immediately relieve
Group, Whoopins cough and Bronchitis I.
For DYsrErsIA and Liver Complaint, you
nave printed guarantee on every bottle OF
shiloh's Vitalizer. 1tnever fails to cure.
. a NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle OF
bhtiot's Catarrfl Remedy. Price 50 cents.
+, Sold by \. Booking, agent, under Odd Fell
lows Hull, aud by r. II. List, 1910 Main
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MAKE yonr old things look like new BY
using the Diamond Dyes, and you will De
happy. Anyof the fashionable colors for 10
cents. =: r. fEz9A t=z.s MwrAw
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MRS. ZIEGENFELDEG is prepared 10
supply families with IL irst.class article
Of leo Cream to-day. No. GG Twelfth
Street. rkr
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The Celuloid Eye-G Glasses are the most rer.
feet artificial help 10 the human eye known
to science. Try, pair and be convinced.
For sale by all leading Jewellers and Opt.
clans. ,I. IT, = MWfAW, =
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Ing their mineral deposits, chief agricultural
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gives also table OF the cities and towns of
the United States having population OF i've
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ical order. .-s Ri ,i's's - "
There Is no other single publication, within
our knowledge, which contains Information
OF such varied use anu value for general bust.
ness purposes. $50 TEt4 ISIS, l5 Z.
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A REMEnr resting on the basis OF intrinsic
worth de:nands the confidence of all. ,Dr.
satisfactorily throughout the land, as Is al
tested by lis great sales. Your druggist keeps
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CHuEcu,yARp coughs can be cured by
1Iale's Honey OF IIorehound and Tar. !.
< PiHs's Toothachs Drops euro In one
minute. !s3s$ uwFAw p
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Opera lIouse-Alice Dunning. 1t ,.,.4'Fi
Wanled-Mule. ..----'4...-.'
Argand parlor Stoves-Nesbitt & Bro.
For Cincinna,i-Sieanier Scotia.
Wanted-Girl TO Cook. "a !
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knights Of rythias, Attention.
Attention, Supporters of Coil. d
A. sledenbAci Il Bros Dulletin-Head OIL
Local.
Bargains Ertraordiuary-IIead OF Local.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,


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7 NGs.intorEer, Ohio. Kobt uIaNs. plthb trsh. !
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y j. Graham, conmbu. va Higgins city.
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y flnhl. Michigan; Y SAyder, Ohio -
rsWigss' Woodstie'd.s 4 Ferguson, Ohio.
Il Carter, Lancsvtile. Z C.shaw, Newark. - q 3
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J nenonr, Elvenswood " r. zier L child, Ohio.
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Dana Geyer, CITY; w Gelmau, city. !.
TONY psstEF's sew 0rMrry nrxr7y. H.
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For sale by Logan d CO..
Reduction In Pianos,

\. 1Scs5UCIIUu III I'1NNOS. , = % N
Present stock OF pianos, steinway, Knabs
Chicke1ng, Hallet & Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild, &C., at the very. lowest prices
ana great reduction for cost. Call early and
9 80 lr;,GI g.lF1 Lucas Music STORE,
3 si,Sg II - ~ i! " LAP Main street.
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sDaily except sunday; :, r,.,,o,,
No. "a and No, 9 stop Al all stAIlons.

B.WO, PALACE, Drawing Kson ana s'eep'i'
on all night tra!ns. H., all noIuy souG
ard Southwest, North and Northwest :s a u,eyIat
desirable ro'se for eoon!sts and s,1 ,:sa.!e;
10 The great West, and to whom PARTICULAR ''''
given. ,xn p,,rruOag DIV
o trains run on inis Division on saGs1!, pe,%
lcc open nj all hours during Tie , aSi ch.e,.ulJ
Information TO the trayei,f pv vSTTSs n. dT.
gi7cn. v. y. ..'I Wb..ljpv.
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Y TRUE Strengthening medicine aud health
TeneWeris Browns Iron Bit'ers. ~ : ~.
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u CoLontp FIRES can be had at Fred. D. Fish
er's Drug Store, No. 1918 Market street, I
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kuprcine Court of AunruI.

THE usual merchants lancl ut tho New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
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I"WlNE OF. cARDUI" for Ladies on, u.

lr,you are sick and troubled with dyspep-
ia, Browns Iron Ditters will cure you. Nil
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The Nuller., i,n.e nnll G,.,ne.

Ten nailers OF the LaBelle Nail Works, OF
this city, and ten OF the Rellaire nailers
played q game Of baee hal Saturday at
Bella,re. On account OF the sickn of lady
who lived near the scene Of the proposed con
beat ,nn Gravel Hill, the game took place near
the y. 4 .. stock yards. As another club was
using the ground the game did not begin till
four O'Clock, and bud to be ended with the
nth inning on account Of darkness. tai..
The players were as tullowsl ''.'s
hELIAiEE. Ia nELLE. I,l
Gus: !iartenstein, c.. Newt Linch, $. II
David Stewart, p. Jnmes Travis, C. nv
Geo. Simmons, 1T. Casl, Evans, D. ~
r. H. BECK, SIS. David Evans, Sd b.
Lysle Venning, LIST b. Frank Bcro, lst b. -
Milt Stewart, ID b. Joseph Hero, I'd b,
John Wier,, VIM. Creighton, !. I, I
Lewis Marshall, RI. Finley Mckinley,r. (.
Aaron Mills.c. J. Dickman, c. I.
YIN. Reed, "a b. Robert Clark. rs.
The score stood Is to Q In favor Of the
Wheeling nine. The score was kept by l..
bat.eIle, Of the Bellairo Works. Both mines
INDUCED in a supper after the game, aud
spent the evening resting aud enjoying them.
seivea The Pellalre niue, although beaten
in one sense, are content, foras they play for
amusement their end Is gained.
WeAppeuu EunmAry nj }he reoyo. ''.i
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Atrial package Of "BLACK-ORAUGHrn

i1ec OF charSc. Z = ~ :.
For sale by Logan l. Co. 4: 's saiir 4;
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BARGAINS
EXTRA0RDINA !.

For THIS C1NlsG WEEK We will offer The
grcA.e,t variety Of Ladies'. Childrcn's. MiSts' and
Geats Underwear, In Metiao. While AMI Colored-
all wool IN White ind Rcd-at such prices MS to
meet with the mos! sansuine buyers. Over 5Ot
dozen 10 select from. ~ -
Our Stock OF HOSIERY Is full and COMPLETE and
will be sold very low. Comprises The celebrated
Cincinnati Hosiery. hand aud machine knit. I
Our GLOVE nnd CORSET Stock comprises the
latest styles OF the season. ad will be sold very low
Our CLOAK DEPARTMENT.. consisting OF silk
Dolmans. silk Circulars Walking Jackets. Ulstcra
Ulaese,tes. E!rulais Misses and Infants Cloaks d
the latest and most approved styles. We are able
TO meet any competition. no matter where 1t comes
from. lii this department NIL goods are nllnuinc.
ta'ed BY as. M goods are fresh and new, all styles
are our own mud every garment isguarauteed to tit
aud wear.
Ladies' avail yourself OF this opportunity. Call
aud see swheu out shopping.
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Sunday expreAN leaves Wheeling ~ ~! !. E.,n
rtves Weisburg 9:25 4. H., steHbeHrllle 9i5 EE,
making close connection for western point.
Trains leaving Columbus At $50 u Ant ISL
NJ. run daily. Through Chicago Express la1a
Columbus daily, exeep. Sunday, a, a9arx. H.a
next morning. Berths can be secured In advEcsi
Union Depot Ticket Office. COLUMBUS
Pulimaii,s Palace Drawing Room Elee9In, fIi
through withou. change from s,eabenyIlle list %
Philadelphia and New YORK. West 10 COLUMBIA.
Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and St. LnGs.
For through tickets, baggage check sleeping a.
ply 10 JSO. G. TOMLiSSOS, Ticket Agent, Al III.
handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street or At Gy
Ticket Office, under AcLure Hoase Wheeling
r,Ts JAMES MCCREA,
Manager. Columbus Ohio,
L. A, RURD,
6eu'i Pass. ard Ticket Agent Ps'tbHTh p.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15

Little Eva Henderson has a benefit tonight at
Lincoln Hail. The sprightly drama "our Boys"
will be presented by the members of the Shak-
spcare Club and others Aside from the merit of
the performance, which will be II good one the
many friends of Miss Eva will be glad Of an oppor-
tunity of tcstifyng their appreciation of the many
valuable services rendered by her in aid of every
meritorous cause that has made any claim upon
her: The full cast of the play is as follows:
Ierkyn Middieuick w. c. Murdoch; Sir GeOtfy
Clampneys, Milton sahold; Tui1oi Cha'npneys, Will
lam A. Lackey; Charles Middietoick, James A.
nnahi9Gney henpsier, Bay, Raymond i Donaldson 1,a.
Manypenny; Mary Aelrose Miss Minette Thomp-
son Ctdrissd Miss Anna Hyperion; Belinda, LIT
tie Eva Henderson. of these Messrs. Murdoch
and Lackey are wcll-known amateurs; Miss Sara
Manypenny, n beautiful and talented young lady,
whose ability as reader has been already recog
niZed will make her debut thestagc Miss Minette
Thompson, whose reputation as nm actress of de-
cded merit is acknowledged, will be seen In role
for which she is peculiarly adapted. while Little
Eva herself will evince her talent by making the
most OF Belinda. The fair beneficiary deserves,
and IL Is hoped will have, crowded house,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15

To the Editor Of THE REPUBLICAN,;
on Thursday last several boys, among them my
son, congregated around the car used by Barnum's
agent for advertising Barnums Circus, and some
one connected herewith employed some Of the
payment Of which he would give them free
ticket to the Z" show" The boys fulfilled their
duty and returned to receive the promised re-
ward, when instead of free ticket, they were Or
dered OIL, with threat that IL elhey did not leave
they would he clicked out" Although my son
was acting without my consent, have to say that
such meanness should not go unnoticed and IL is
fortunate for the kicker that he did not carry his
threat into execution. If Mr.. Barnum who Is
known to be perfect gentleman, was made
aware of the facts, / have no doubt he would be
apt 10 kick the threatener out of position which
he Is too mean TO occupy JUSTICE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15
JUDGE WYLIE REFUSES
To Make an Order for Prisoner TO Com
nnII His S,nmnAeI In lIhs lLnrnInI'n Office.

suit Isis Counsel ia the Marshai's Office.
Judge Wylie yesterday in the Criminal Court
shut the door with big bang after the bird had
flown. Mr.. w. A. Cook Informed the court that
In the case of John II. Murphy indicted for lar
ceny, he was prepared to offer bail. The District
Attorney said the case was on the assignment and
he would be ready TO try 1t at one O'Clock Judge
to take bail. MIR. Cook then asked that the pris-
oner be taken to the marshas oiceso that he could
consult with him. but Judge Wylie refused TO grant
this, saying that he had made a similar order
in Howgate $ case, and he did not think he would
repeat IL. Mr.. Cook asked If he would have to
consult with the prisoner in the dock. Judge
Wylie said he would not send the prisoner from the
court ROOM but the counsel could have an inter-
view in the room. Mr.. Cook declined TO do so,
and noted an exception to the Judges ruling and
left the room. Judge Wylie said he would send
for Mr.. Cook when the case was called. subse.
quenty the prisoner furnished 1000 bail, s., 500
in each case and gave his personal recognizance
for the snme nmOunl In two other cases.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15
ROARDING.

DOARD - FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR
ID without Board by tho day, week. or month (;
house and nelghborhOOd lrsl-oass terms moderate.
1914 Twelfth street. near X street northwest. la-3s
TNHE TI0aA HOUSE, 500 AND sli Il STREET
il first door west Of Y. 3. POstOiiCe oilers fine,
large, cool, and finely furnished Rooms for the sum-
lner az reduced rates. and board, f2i to SJJ;
translenls, 81 per day. npl2-0tf
TTNHETREMoNT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
A comforts than any hotel in tho city, tho halls
and passages are heated with steam tho rooms arc
new and well furnished and the table Is second to
none Transient rates, 700 and " per day. monthly,
so. so, 40, and ga seq
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15
opera al the National Next Week.

Catherine Lewis will at last be seen in Wash
ington in her famous impersonation Of 0iiiere,
which character she created in America. She is
the prima donna Of the Audran Opera Company,
which opens an engagement AT the National
spoken of by those who saw their performances In
Baltimore last week. "Olivette" will be given on
Monday and Tuesday evenings and at the Satur-
day matinee Wednesday and Thursday even
ings " The Snake Charmer," Audran's last work.
will be heard for the first time In this city and on
Friday and Saturday evenings ttlle management
promises performances of "Tbe Mascotte" ex-
ceiling all previous performances of the opera,
and with the composers original orcheslration,
which will be heard for the first time in Wash
iupton
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15
" NV Sweet,,eart.,

. Minnie Palmer, who has earned for herself q
high position in the dramatic profession, will be at
Ford's Opera House on Monday evening. She
comes supported by a strong company, which has
received the encomiums of dramatic critics where
ever it has appeared, Miss Palmer was for isveral
years resident of this city, and received here her
early encouragement for professional ambition.
As a special feature of the opening night an ee-
giant steel engraving of the President win be given
ance. There is no doubt that Miss Palmers en-
gagement here will prove as successful us those in
the other cities visited by her.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15

The Audran Opera Company is announced at
the National Theatre for next week. The company
comprises sixty people under the management of
Mr.. J. Z. McAull and comes here after very sue
cessitil season at the Biiou Opera House, New
York. Three operas, all by Audran, will be pro-
duced, as follows: Olivette," on Monday and
Tuesday evenings and Saturday matinee "The
Snake Charmer,n on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings and "The Mascotte" on Friday and
Saturday nights. All of these operas have become
very popular and there Is no doubt that they will
be presented TO full houses here.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15
international Llierary EIchanre.

The President transmitted to the House Of Rep.
1esentatves yesterday a letter from the Secretary
of state with regard to the proposed establish
ment, under the State Departments direction and
supervision, Of a bureau of International OK
changes, intended to facilitate the exchange OF
public documents, Official reports, transactions OF
scientific societies, aud all similar publications. by
The Government Of the United States and tie gov
ernInents OF other countries Of the world Ao-
compenyng this letter is a letter from the Score.
tary Of tho Interior, approving the proposed plan
Dnd one from Professor Baird, secretary OF the
Smithsonian Institution
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15

An inquisitve reporter asked Of Mr. Evans, the
genial proprietor of the popular dinlng.rooms on
y street, how much, In his opinion, an ordinary
newsboy could eat. Mr.. Evans, speaking from re.
cent experience, said he could not make an esu-
mate Of capacty of any one boy, but that the hum
voured so pounds OF meat, gallons of oyster soup
gallons Of coffee, Sc loaves OF bread and % pies
with potatoes, &c, IN proportion; but so far as he
could see not one appeared unusually dislended.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15

Thieves entered the grocery store Of c, G. Bryan
Thursday night, at the corner OF Fifteenth and
streets, by throwing brick through front win
dow and then crawling in. They were evidently
frightened of, as Mr.. Bryan has been unable MS
yet to discover that anything was taken, although
they tried Intellectually, with cheese knife and a
brick, 10 break open the money drawer. They
unastened from the inside which, they left open.
The fact that the door was left open was not dis
covered by lhepolice, who have no traces Of the
thieves
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15
enc CapIlnI 90 Gun CInb.

The members Of tho Capital CitSG Gun Club have
secured grounds near the grove in the northeast
corner of the Stone iarm-enlranoe ON Fourteenth
street-where tho lrst shoot Of the season will
take place this afternoon, The grounds are pic
tnresqualy situated on ridge from whence fine
view of the Capitol and city can be had Visitors
who ave Interested in glass-ba shooting are al
ways welcome 10 these Saturday afternoon meet
Jugs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-15

Only two more performances Of The Tourists"
ono a, two O'Clock this afternoon and the other this
evening Large and delighted audiences have
isslilsd hsif @ OF ine nun Of ms hy9ly
have not already seen The play should not fail TO
90 40 ~ day.