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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-19
Criminal.

SAMUEL AND MARY YeUNG are under
arrest al Erie. Pennsy lvania, on suspicion
of having murdered their brother Ralph,
| the supposed motive being to secure 1900
the victim lie alleged to have possessed.
w. L. RU1r, until recently cashier of
| the Union Pacific railroad affice at Coun-
b. zzlement of 5000 of the company 3
| funds.
A JUNIOR member of the firm of Viii
| liston Knight q Co., of New York, the
largest dealers in buckles aad buttons in
The United States, made { / with 300 600
of the concerns funds, causing its sus-
pension.
THERE are at present thirty-seven pris-
oners bound over for trial al Charleston,
S. c., for election Frauds. Eleven sddi-
tional arrests were made Tuesday in E4rr
we'll county,
Mrs Rose HOWARD, aged 10. while in
sane at New York, Tuesday night, killed
her 3-weeks-old babe by dashing it against
p stove. She has been lunatic since its
birth.
THE Intercoionial Railway charges its
Station Agent (r%eophilrs GaIIanO, at
Rogersville, n. B., with having enlbez-
zled s21 900.
DR.. q. II. MARSHALL, Of Pittsburg, ac-
cused of attempting to backmsil Mary
Anderson, has been released in 81 200
bail.
A JURY has been impaneled at Miwau-
kee, for the trial Of George Scheller, ac-
cused of having set fire to the Newhall
house, the burniE & Of which caus ed the
nf ha, ainh o,,ia
THE Dominion authorities have decided
to grant the extraditon of Major Phippa,
the abscondiDg superintendent OF the
Philadelphia almshouse.
Mrs. HELEN NJ. COUGAR, of Lafayette.
Ihdiana, has been AWARDED 5000 dam
ages in her suit for lib. against Nh.
Mandler. chief of police of that city,
who had circulated stories derogatory to
the honor of the lady, who is we'll known
in Indiana az an advocate Of prohibition.
FREEMAN g. YoUNGLovg, Jr., of Troy,
New York, treasurer Of the Cohoes Straw
Board company, has disappeared, leaving
his accounts in bad shape. 1t il also al
legged that he las put ahoat $25 600 of
forged paper.
THE house of the Cannon family, in the
thousand persons, anxious to show their
disapprsyal OF the prosecution Of Bishop
Williams and Father Fleming for depriv-
ing little l. zzie Cannon of her paper i'm
ages. Windows were broken and some
other damage done, and the police were
called upon 10 clear the street.
Two different camps, located between
Clifton and Lordstuig, New Mexico, were
attacked by Apaches Monday night and
niue men were killed. The United
States troops have 1ot yet taken the
field against the Indiana. A count has
been NJ ado of the San Carlos reservation
Indians, which demonstrates that they
are not responsible for the outrages.
General Crook reports that the msraud- |
era sre portion of the Chlricahna
Apach.s who were driven into NJ xico
Last year. To thee Indians Gen. Crook |
chsrRes the murder of at least one thou
sapd persons during the last ten years.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-19
Punstuality.

That was an awkward predicament
in which poor MIR. p. found himself
namely, five minutes to late for his
weddiag-minutes which seemed to the
marriage party, and especially to the
bride, like hours of torture. Strange
that such a mischsuce did not cure him
Of unpunctual habits; yet it proved un.
awaiting; for that gentleman and his
wife kept the company invited to meet
them at their first dinner party wait
ing for fully half an hour; and still,
though old rnarried people continue in
all things the same evil usage, causing
thereby an amount of aunoyarc. to
their friends never to be sufficiently re-
GREETED, and making their enemies
"chortle' Indignantly. An officer,
invited by an eccentric maiden aunt
TO wait upon her at certain hour, for
feited valuable gold watch because
he arrived five minutes late the stern
old dame brooking no delay, and be.
stowiEg the gift upon another relative
instead. We pity the condition Of the
struggllng young doctor, who being
sent tor in great haste by a certain mill
iOnaire, delayed FIVE minutes, AID
found, on arriving at the house of the
patient, that another Nj. d. had entered
The house before him, tnus suicidaliy
damaging his own prospects at the be-
ginning Of his career. Five minutes
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-19
Chicago MARKET.

CHICAGO, April l6. Flour Nominally I'M
changed Spring whea', 3.5o65OO Wheat -
Unsettled and generally lower; l.O2X for ssle,
April l.07hGl 071. for seller May; 09G
l.Osh for seller June; l.0Ss a / 0sS. for sele,
July; No. 2, Chicago spring 1923. a lo4H
No. 3, Chicago spring, 80; No. red winter, .Os.
orn-Irregular, but in the main higher 493I al
81 for seller cash, 491l for seller April; 81. al
SAX for seller May; 55x 955X for seller June,
5Th for seller July; SIX for seller August.
Oats Steady; 42h for seller cash; 40R for
seller April; Az for seller May 49, for seller
June 42d421s for seller July Rys-Steady;
56%. Barley Quiet and unchanged rs Flax
Soed-Quiet but stesdy; 1.44h. PorkIn fair
demand; easier; is OO9l 1906 for seller cash and
April; 1919 ais 20 tor seller May; IS 35&
1879 for seller June; 1859 1s.57Is for seller
July. Lard scasce and firm; steady; l125G
2T& for seller cash and April; ll.32A@
lI.35 for seller May; II S7HGll 40 for sele,
June ll.42h &ll.45 for seller July. Bulk
meats In fair demand; shoulders, ITO; short
ribs, 10 90; do clear 1910. Butter Easier
creameries, 1891; dairy, 1sa26. Eggs-Lower
Whiskey-. Steady and unchanged.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-19
Plantation Philosophy.

Nature is de mudder ob de chile,
but education is de mudder oh de
man.
Some men say dat de human family
is fraud. Dee men is sorter loose
themselves.
De law OBJ de state only axes man
ter do halfway right; de law ob de
soul tells him ter do all de way right.
De man what is ashamed OF de fack
her CROWN ole, acknowledges dat his
work has been badly performed.
Doan' think dat man is brave
Ease he wants ter fight yer. De man
what can walk away from an insult is
de boldest.
De wus whippin' Cat Teller gifts is
from de man what dosn' want ter fight.
De wasp is mighty quiet, but his sting
is awful.
Widout freedom of action man is
bline ter De worlds advancement. De
Imcckin' bird sings his best songs when
hv's loose in de tree.
De ole shoe is looked on as friend
an is nussed on account Oh its sge,
but pride soon comes in on accour t
ob looks az casts it benin de chst.
1t is impossible fur man ter he
successful an retain de friendship OBJ
his neighbors, case cherry move toward
success is regarded by de public Is dis
| honest.
De sucker is de biggest coward OBJ
fish. Unlike de cat he amt got de
bravery ter 60 up an pull at de hook
but sucks aroun'. De sucker Is my idea
OBJ de politician.
De boy what thinks dat his fodder is
fool will arter while complain oh de
roughness ob de fare in de penitentiary.
Dis 'sertion may miss II once, but It
will bit it three times.
De oman what would Islander her
frien' on account Oh 'speriority ob de
friend is wus dan de man what would
stab his frien' case his frien' is de most
popular 'mong dc people.-Arkansas
| Traveller.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-19
How to Make Home Happy. I

When you come home for dinner
sling yOnr hat into the back parlor,
and give an Indian war whoop just to
stir up the cook.
lfthe dog comes to welcome you,
kick him down stairs with one loot.
and tread on the cats tail with the 9TH
er; 1t will give your wife a cold chill,
and remind her that you are still the
master of the house.
Never mind washing your hands.
comb your hair with your fingers.
da- h into the dining room and throw
one leg over the s,rner of the table.
There is nothing like a graceful posit-
ion to impress one with your superior
ity.
If the soup is q little hot blow in
your plate, esp, cially if you have COM
pany; it will make your wife 80 proud
of you.
Growl because the roast is overdone
or underdone, or IL to fresh, or to salt,
or to something or other, 1t is about
the only way in which you can impress
upon yosr family proper sense of
your lawful dignity.
II your wife and children, or any of
them, ask you to take them out for a
walk in the evening, snarl back that
You are tired to death, and they ought
to have some regard for you feelings.
As soon as they are gone glide off to
the p0olroom, and play billiards till
midnight. When you get home say
you have been sitting up with a 81 ok
friend.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-19

Weaker, No. hard. 1.l0H; No. 2
LOB; l.O2 for seller April; l.O7 for seller May
OS% for seller June; I.10x for seller July
No. 3, SAX No. 4, 49, rejected, 80. Corn
Almost neglected; No. 2, 52G. oats-Scarce
No 2, AZ; white, 45l. Rye Dull; nominaIly
unchanged; No, l, 81 No. 2, So. Barley
Dull and inactive extra No. 3, 55H bid
80 assed. Provisions-Firmer Mess Pork-Is Is
for seller cash and April; 1885 for seller May.
Lard-Prime steam, lbs for seller cash and
April; ll'4O for seller May. Live Hogs Steady:
1OOa7.50. Butter - Dull Cheese Firm.
Eggs-Steady and in good demand. Receipts
Flour, $50; wheat, $685. barley, 10 1873. Ship
ments-Flour, 8 $40 wheat, $50; barley, I2,S47.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-19

Four HUNDRED soldiers have been
detailed to protect the San Carlos In
dian reservation from Arir Qua rangers,
from whom an attack is apprehended.
In the state of Sonora ninety-three
persone have been killed by Apaches
since the present hostihties began,
some of the murders being committed
with atrocity unusual even with sava-
ges. General Crook is at Hermosillo
arranging with the Mexican authori-
ties for joint campaign against the
Indian.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-19

stag for distribution, had, up to the 22pd
of March, been applied to the purpose
for which it was designed.
LONDON dispatches declare that the
police have unearthed proof of the exist
ence Of conspiracy stupendous in its
proportions and diabolioal in its charsr-
ter, AZ a result Of the arrest OF White
head, Norman, Gallagher and Dalton on
Thursday. One additional arrest was
made yesterday, said to be the most i'm
portant yet effected, the prisoner being a
man named Ansbsughe, just arrived from
the y niled States.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-19

before the hour, and you have matte "a
in your own hands; two minutes after
it, and you are left out in the cold; as
the lady who drove in cab to the
last train and, arriving two minutes
late, had the pleasure of 10-mile
drive on dull Winter night, with 2Os
to nay at the enc other journey instead
of 2. - Chnnabera' JO1trnnL
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-19

The prospect is that the National
Exposition of Railroad Machinery and
Appliances, which will be held in Chi
cago from May "a to June % Of the
present year, will be big thing" in
the literal and technical sense of the
term. Minerals, agricultural machin-
cry and forest products, as well ~ rail
road machinery, will be admitted to
the general show.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-19

THE statistics of trade IN New Or.
leans for the first three months of the
year indicate that the years business
will be the best ever experienced. The
old city seems 10 have entered very
earnestly into new and better life.
And she hopes that the Hennepin
canal will never be built, and that in
course of time the great lakes will dry
up and vanish.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-19

THE late Peter Cooper left an estate
valued at 100000, which, with the
exception of 100000 bequeathed to
the Cooper union, and 5000 in
special requests, is to be divided be-
tween his son, eI.Mayor Cooper, and
his daughter, the wife of Representa-
tive Abram S. Hewitt, Of New York.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-19

Mr.. CARLYLEs diary shows that
when the Princess of Wales was en-
gagged to the future King of Eogland
she was a poor but graceful girl who
always wore long cloaks. Once when
she visited Windsor the queen said /:
Il think you always wear a jacket;
Why is this2' Goa" said little Alexan-
ORA, Il wear It because it is economic
al. You can wear it with any sort of
gown; and you know | have always
had to make my own gowns. / have
Hever had lsdy's maid, and my sister
and | made our own clothes, even
make 10y cwn bonnet"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-19

The correspondents who have forced
themselves upon the Presidents fishing
party in Florida, are about the scaliest
crowd of fellows in the profession,
judging from their dispatches No
wonder the President wants to get clear
of them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-19

The oath of Office as postmaster gem
eral was administered to Judge Gresh-
am by Judge Lawrenson, a clerk in the
department, who has sworn in nineteen
postmaster generals, the first of whom
was Cave Johnson, in 1845 Lawrenson
has been in the department since
1894
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-19

FIVE Of the seventy-six United
States senators are of foreign birth,
These are Fair, Sewell, and Jones, of
Florida, who we're born in Ireland !;
Jones, OF Nevada, who halls from
England, and Beck. who first saw light
in Scotland.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-19

THE heaviest requisition ever drawn
for p-stsge stamps in the United States
was forwarded from the New York
Post office few days ago, the number
of stamps called for being q, 900 600;
S453 600
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-19
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN.

BERGH aud Barnum differ in their
methods of maraging a mad elephant.
But more people would prefer BArnum
than Bergh TO handle such pets.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-19

One of the features of the Tewks.
bury horror is the selling of dead bod
les, to be used as subjects in the dissect-
ing room at Harvard College. Science
demands subjects for that purpose, it
must be admitted, but the assumption
that friends of state paupers have no
feelings and rights which the authori-
ties are bound to respect cannot be
condemned too severely. 1t is not,
however, bad 8 it is, equal in revolving
horror to the treatment of the remains
of paupers who die in Louisville. Ac.
cording to recent disclosures the bod
les buried in the pot,er's field OF that
city have been unesrthed to become
the prey of hogs and dogs This is
almost past belief. But there is moth
ing in the line of inhumanity too bad
to be possible in this country in these
days.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-19

A FIRE recently occurred in the
Berkeley Hotel, Boston, large private
hotel occupied by permanent b,arders
The fire caught in the elevator, but,
luckily, happened during the daytime
The rspidity of its progress affords a
new illustration of the importance Of
constructing fre-preof elevators in
hotels, and also of providing a yenti-
lator at the top. The Boston papers
say that quicker than a man could
mount the stairs the flames just dis
covered on the ground floor ran up
the shaft, and set fire to the attic.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-19

An OLD butcher way cut in Missouri,
With neuralgia, he suffered like fury
st. Jacobs Oil banished
The pain which all vanished
And prevented coroner : jury.
A cranky old man usmed Blake,
Saws S.. Jacobs o lakes the cake,
He gave i one test,
And SAYS its The best,
Cure IA the world for backache.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-19

Desmarteau * Co, groceries. wines and
spirits 100000 lisbiliiief; and G. Desmar-
teau q Co., $45, 900 Liabilities.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-04-19

Adiutant-to newly.j lined recruit
who presents himself; well, my maut
what is your business ? Recruit
"Shure now, if knew what | wanted
should | be after sskin' you, sorr?
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Browns IRON BIrrERs efectual-
Iy cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con-
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-05-06
IAG0.
Rambling Around London.
American Homes of Old Time
Notables.
LONDON, April IS, 1885,

LONDON, April Is, 1888.
Editors Herald:
Something less than twelve
months has elapsed if l remember
Alright, since we last measured
weapons. 1t is therefore with a
degree of difidence, resultant from
the conviction of a rusty blade and
unburnished armor, that [ once
more assume the pen-"That mighty
instrument Of little men" land her
aided by blast from my own trum-
pet-that still mightier instrument
Of still hitler men-prepare for an
other shave at you" in the arena of
journalistic correspondence. When
last "yOu and l went gypSying," me-
thinks it was in the middle of a
ramble about London that we
paused before the birthplace OF the
poetic Pythian Byron, to shed our
overcoats as well as few emotional
tears-for the day was as hot as a
Talmagian sermon or its authors
eternal destiny and indulge in
such sentiments as the place and oc-
casion might suggest and demand.
AS you are no doubt pretty well
rested by this time and | have sew
eral hours to spare, perhaps you
would not object to continuing the
stroll so long suspended, with a
view 20 gathering en- PEASANT any
item of interest that-Take care
there! That cab came very close to
you. And see, the irrepressible
Jehu not content with having jeop-
ardized your life, has already turned
around to abuse you. For what ?
Why for having come within an
inch of knocking you down and
crushing you under the heavy
wheels of his hanson, that's all.
It's the way with these cabmen,
these imperial "gondoliers," in
threading the intricate windings of
their grand canal'' ever flooded
to over-foWing with it's surging
current of humanity, of which you
are only one wave or bubble more
or less. They think they have a
perfect right to run over you, espec.
tally if you are not i'll the way and
are doing yOnr level best to KEEP
out Of it; it is only common Gus.
tom with them, after a hair-breadtt
escape from their clutches, to fall tC
cuwing you with might and main
ostensibly to vent their wrath anC
Indignation, and the great shock Of
horror to which your danger has
subjected them, bat in reality to al
lay, by way of counter irritant, you
own justifiable anger and lessen tn,
chances of your retaliating, legally
orally OF otherwise.
We have now returned to thu
| Strand, our party reinforced by TIT
arrival of very worthy gentle
man, J. w. Harris by name
whom Mr.. Dunbar may remem
Der as an old time acquaintance
who has kindly consented to act a
our chGperOne for the day-a yer
necessary Office and addition ii
viewing the ms and Eouts-mor
inns than anything else-of thj
mighty, million-thTODged maze o
commerce and commotion. w
have come as far as Temple Bal
said "Oar" however, like Liberal
liberality, existing bur in name
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Building Lots.

$3.50 a si RoD INSIDE 64 the bo Eagle Gate.
..Q06 BUILDING LOT, 1OxIO RODS, IN
QOlO q part of town where property is
rising in value repidly.
S17O0 A CORNER LOT, Sz1o RODS,
91 w one OF the best in Salt Lake City,
in part Of Salt Lake City that is very desir.
able. on the market for very short time
Go60 A CORNER LOT IN THE NINE
9OOO tsenth Ward, one block from street
car line; lot 3x10 rods; good surroundings.
a GOOD WATER POWER, WITH LAND
"A for buildings, close to town, for lease.
$500 A FULL fenced dod rob S Id ditch runs Pu1s
through lOt.
COCO ALoT IOxIO INThE 10Th W ARD
QOOO' fenced and cultivated.
64oO. ANOTHER FULL LOT, CLOSE
OtOOs BY, fenced and In iucerne.
nouR BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST
Ward, close to Woodmansee's good.
black SOIL full water rights prices ranging
from $50 to $3.50.
coO0 BUILDING LOT 6X7 RODS ON
DoOO' Tenth East street.
ccn0 A FULL LOT IN THE NINE
0OOO teenth Ward; little west Of the
Schoolhouse, south front.
c1eAA TWO FULL LOTS OF ~
Dl0SU acres each, al end Of street car
track, Eleventh Ward,
4 LOT 21%x10 RODS, WITH ROCK
a foundation JoT house, G1e the Fiji
teeath Ward, $1,000.
asna BUILDING LOT 4X1O RODS ON
90VO' Fifth South street; close to street
SIsO TWO BUILDING LOTS ON THE
Ql0U Tenth Ward Bench-eligtble loca
tion-Sx9 rods, south front.
dr. WHOLE LOT OF II ACRES
Mt9U IN the 18th Ward.
f000 BUILDING LOT 4XI0 RODS,
DOOO. just west of Fuller's Hill.
.10OO = MAGNIFICENT LOT OF It's
S1JOOs rods of ground close to Main
street. Desirable property,
FOE Rent.
uopse OF seven rooms, completely fur.
rIehed. good stable in q locality where
boar5ers can easily be obtained, surround
ings in lot clean and pretty; call on as for
tefms. Can give lease for twelve months
or more.
Two Offices to rent, close to Goddess corner,
so.
Three rooIns. furniFhed, with use OF sum-
.ner kitchen; close 20 business; $50
Office: 90 MAIN Street
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[FoR THE HERALD
TAKE YOUR CHOICE.

Bill Jones snd his sister
Were pretty hard cases,
AS you'd readily see
b glance at their faces;
Theg were both fond Of rum,
But neither Of labor;
Their hearts seemed too hard
To be pierced by sabre.
Bill Jones and his sister.
And father and mother.
We're of very bad stuck
But they loved Que another;
e They were always on hand
For fighting or drinking, -.
But no one accused them
Of doing much thinking.
By some means or other,
A loafer most lazy,
With the ST ster Of Bill
In love went most crazy;
And it seemed that match
Would soon be concluded
But. alasl for their luck!
Their friends were deluded.
Black scandal IFS shadow
Threw over their doings,
And evil tongues talked of
Their billings and cooinRs;-
Such tales as they told
Would ruin q maiden
The ears Of the town
Were quite heavily laden.
Bill Jones, the big brother,
Soon heard of the story;
lie made many big threats
His words were most CORY
He was on the lookout
To kill the seducer,
He sWore he would shoot
All who dared to traduce her.
One morning the fellow.
Who'd ruined forever
The young sister OF Bill,
Made earnest endeavor
To discover some plan
Avoiding rash action,
But Bill was on fire
And cried out: Satisfaction"
"Now Bill" said the fellow,
'Pll pay her 9 pension,
Or do anything else
You've 8 mind for to mention"
WELL" said Bill, "say no more"-
And feeling quite risky
You marry her then,-or
Stand treat to some whiskey."
Now this did not
Occur among the Greeks
Two hundred years SgO,
But recently,
Within the pas. few weeks--
The people We sll know.
ARMESB.
Salt Lake City. May 5, 1888.
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PLAIN
TRUTHS

The blood is the foundation of
life, it circulates through every part
of the body, and unless it is pure
and rich, good health is impossible.
If disease has entered the system
the Only sure and quick way to drive
it out is to purify and enrich the
blood.
These simple facts are well
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree that nothing but
iron will restore the blood to its
natural condition; and also that
all the iron preparations hitherto
made blacken the teeth, cause head
ache, and are otherwise injurious.
Browns IRON BITTERs viii thor
oughly and quickly assimilate with
the blood, purifying and strengthen
ing it, and thus drive disease from
any part of the system, and It will
not blacken the teeth, cause head
ache or constipation, and is posi-
lively not injurious.
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s.w. DARKE. WIZ. FULLER
S.W.DARKE&Co.
NOTARIES PUBLIC
Fire Insurance,
Real Estate.
Money LOaning

m The fozJoa0ialg Is less than
o9e-hGlf the property zoe hG9e for
sale; the balance 50iJJ be published
7leUt Sunday.