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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-02
MAINE DISPATCHES.
THE MATTOcKs-JoNEs CASE.
The Title TO the Globe Trade Mark TO be
Vested in Gen. Mattocks.

PORTLAND, Oct l.
The hearing before the commissioner of
patents has resulted in the decision that the
title "Globe' trade marks for canned goods
is judcalIy vested in Gen. Mattocks of Port
land, Me. The parties to the controversy
were c. p. Mattocks, president of the Wins
low Packing company, and John Winslow
Jones, the latter being a nephew of Isaac
Winslow. the original inventor of the process
of packing green corn as now practiced by
the Winslow Packing company, and also
assignee of John Winslow Jones, appointed
by the court of insolvency of Cumberland
county on petition of Jones creditors The
history of the matter before the patent office
as 1t appears by the evidence presented by
Messrs. Joyce and Spear of Washington on
behalf of Gen. Mattock', briefly told, is as
follows:
After having done large business for
some years packing corn, etc , on his own
account, in 1880 John Winslow Jones went to
England and formed company called j.
Winslow Jones & Co., limited, to which COM
pany he sold all the factories business. took
trade marks, ETC., taking in payment therefor
the stock bonds of the company. OF this
company Jones was appointed business man
ager, and it went on for short time but the
company soon failed. In 1882, at a special
meeting of the company, it was voted to wind
up the business of the company and sell its
assets, and Alfred Good and John Smith
were appointed lIquidators to carry out the
vote of the company and order high court
of chancerv to that effect. At this point Gen.
Mattocks required from the liqudators a title
to all the factories business, good will, trade
marks, etc, the conveyance bearing the date
of July IA, 1882 Messrs. Joyce and Spear
also produced the original conveyance of l6
different trade marks including the ''Globe"
from ]. w. Jones to j. Wnsow Jones & Co..
limited, dated June Is, 1880. Jones was
represented by DIR. Breed of this city.
The patent office finds the above convey
ances to be valid, and the title to the "Globe"
mark for canned goods to be vested in Gen.
Mattocks. 1t is understood that all parties
using labels in imitation or infringement of
those covered by the decision will be prose-
cuted.
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Main. P.a.xox,e.l ) seel,,y,

The next animal meeting of the society
will be held in Reception Hall, Portland,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. October the
l6, II and Is. 1884. Reduced fares on rail-
roads and steamboat lines, and at hotels
have been secured Free entertainment has
been generously offered for all ladies attend
ing the meeting Reports of the committees
on Moral Instruction. Geometry"
Arithmetic" Reading" will be presented
for final action of the society. Reports Of
the committees on Language" "Geogra-
phy,' Science" aud History" will be pre-
sented for discussion. The subjects Rank
ing or examination as an indueement TO
study as basis of promotion in classes, or
as honors at graduation professional
Reading" "Course of studS and graduation
in ungraded schools" will be presented for
consideration. To teachers, committees,
and superintendents this promises to be the
most practically important educational meet
ing held in the State. An opportunity will
be offered on Thursday to visit the Schools
of Portland.
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THE PRIME MERIDIAN.
International Meeting at Washington
Representing Twenty-Five
Countries.
WASHINGTON, Get. |

WASHINGTON, Get. l.
The international meridian conference be-
gan its session at nocn, today, in this city.
Forty delegates were present representing %
countries. Secretary Freiinghuysen, who
returned home last evening, welcomed the
delegates, and suggested that Count Lewen-
haupt, Swedish minister and dean of the dip
lomatic corps, be made temporary chairman.
Admiral c. X. z, Rodgers, chairman of the
American delegation, was made permanent
chairman of the conference. Admiral Rod
gers, on assuming the chair, defined the
object of the conference and expressed the
hope that prime meridian would be agreed
upon. The election of vice president was
dispensed with, and the election of secre
taries was postponed until tomorrow. in order
to give the delegates opportunity to consult
as to the number of secretaries to be elected
and as to the language in which the proceed
ings shall be printed.
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and see il today as city of 400, 900; city
not only with all great railway transportation
of the country favoripg its growth and con
nected with inland navigation of nearly 90.
600 miles and situated near TO the Gulf OF
Mexico as it is to tine Atlantic Ocean its flu.
ture growth is assured. The grandeur of its
future needs no youching and no prophesy.
l congratulate you on what you have done
and congratulate you still more on what is
before you. Thanking you again for the
very kind welcome you give me to your beau
tiful city and asking for your prosperity pro-
portioned to your enterprise and your merits,
bid you good evening. Applause.
Senator Sherman, Judge Foraker, and
Congressman FOllett made remarks. After
the speaking Blaine was given a compliment
AIRY dinner by the commissioners of the ex-
position. The occasion was entirely non
political and there was no speaking ut the
dinner. Blaine will spend Thursday in
Cincinnati.
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ANNUAL TOURN ENT
OF the Dartmouth Athletic Association
Yesterdays Proceedings.

HANOVER, n. H., Sept |.
The annual tournament of the Dartmouth
Athletic Association opened today. Prof.
f. j. Bartlett-aeted as judge. The first heat
of 100 yards dash was won by WV. Bradley
of st. Johnsbury, VT. time, IL sec, The
second heat by II, l.. Parker, Worcester,
Mass, In II secs. The third heat by Guy
Wilson, Bethel, VT. in ii l-2 secs. The
final heat will be run tomorrow morning.
Broad jump Won by J, +. Adams,
Weston, VT. distance l6 feet 2 inches.
Putting the shot BY +. II. Weston,
Windsor, VT, 30 feet, beating the best Dart
mouth record.
Mile run-Won by S. c. Bartlett, jr., in
minutes 26 seconds.
IIundle race-The first heat was won by
w. w. Bradley in u 3-4 seconds; I'd heat,
E. B. Hale. Concord, Is 3-4 the finals will
be run tomorrow.
Throwing the hammer-F. II. Weston, 62
feet 10 inches.
Running high jump-C. l.. Cubb, West
Stockbridge, feet 10 inches.
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PORTLAND ITEMS.

PoRrI AND. Oct. /.
The Scarboro fair closed today. The
weather was pleasant and the attendance
large. The bicycle race, mile dash, was wor
in 4 5s by H. S. Higgins of Portland.
The Cumberland fair opened today. The
attendance was large and the exhibits fine
The 9. 40 race was won by J, w. in 2.443
The three minute race was won by Mary
Nudd in 2.40.
s. J, Anderson, receiver of the Portland &
oOdepsbnrg railroad has filed the first quart
erly report for the quarter ending June SOth
The receipts are sl9s,S67 and the expend'
itures s195, ,l63. The total expenditures on
track and bridges amounts to Sl44,639. The
entire track has been relaid with steel rails
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CATTLE SHOW.
Second Day of the kennebec Agricul.
tural Fair.

WISTHRoP, Oct. /.
There was large attendance at the Ken
nebec agricultural show, today. The fore.
noon was dev oted to the exhibition of gentle
mems driving horses, stations. colts, brood
mares and awarding of premiums. The trot.
ting began at 9 o'clock. The first race was
for the society purse; nine starters. The
first heat was won ny Emma R, entered by
Mr.. Sylvester of Augusta; time 245. The
second heat was won bv Scissors, entered by
Mr.. Martain of WAYNE; time -2.47. The
third. fourth and fifth heats by Paystreak
best time 2.43. The second money was
divided between Scissors and Emma r. Little
Flossie, owned BY Guild of Augusta, took
fourth money. The four year old race was
won by Sherburne's horse, Readfeld Rogers
time sos,
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TELEGRAPHIC SPARKS.

Hon. L, H. Thompson Of Irasburg was
elected president pro tenn Of the Vermont
Senate, Wednesday, Gov, Barstow deliv.
cred his farewell address in the afternoon. 4
Horace 4 Scudder of Cambridge, Mass,
was Wednesday nominated and confirmed az
q member Of the State board of education to
all the vacancy caused by the resignation of
Col. T. W. hleginson
The democrats of the Fifth Massachusetts,
Congressional District Wednesday, nomi-
mated Leopold Morse. Christopher L. Rymes
of Somerville. was nominated for preside
tial elector
During the performance of "Pinafore" at
theatre in Dublin, Tuesday night. the song
'He is an Englishman," was drowned in
Kisses,
The Irish American republican league con-
vention reassembled in Cincinnati at eleven
o'clock Wednesday. The convention not
being ready to report, the committee ad-
journed until after Blaine's reception in the
afternoon.
Commander George Dewey has been
ordered to command the Dolphin, Oct. sth.
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A LIQUOR RULING.
The Buyer of Fire-Water Equally Guilty
With the Seller.

MUscATINE, Ia. Oct. l.
Judge Stayles, in the matter of an indict-
ment under the new p-ohibitory liquor law,
charged the jury yesterday that while selling
liquor is indictable, buying it is equally a
violation of the law; that all persons testify
ing to having purchased liquor and subject to
indictment, and that, referring as is supposed
to the temperance alliance in the case of any
persons being induced or encouraged by any
organization or body to buy liquor for the
purpose of eliminating the seller, such buyer
would be iudictable and such body would
be guilty of conspiracy and subject to indict
ment. 1t is thought that 1t will be difficult to
enforce the anti-liquor law under this ruling
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Excellent Report OF Mills and Work
Done for the Year.
MANCHESTER. N. H.. Oct. l.

MANCHESTER, N. H., Oct. l.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Stark mills was held at ll.30 this fore
noon. The treasurer's report shows the
earnings for the past year to be S63, 400. One
dividend of four per cent. was declared dur
ing the year. The total manufactured pro
duct was l0,l26, 900 pounds, an excess of
1926, 900 pounds over last year. Quick capital
S345 900. Officers were elected as follows
President-N. Jefferson Coolidge.
Clerk-Chas. II. Honey.
Treasurer-Edmund Dwight
The annual meeting of the Langdon Man
ufacturing company was held at II 80 this
afternoon. The report presented shows a
total production of l,6l6,852 pounds, OF
5, ,236, GAL yards, an increhse of 81, ,835 yards
over last year. Cloth on haud, 1899 yards,
the smallest amount since beginning manu-
featuring The profits for the year are S34,
273, seven per cent. on the capital invested
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LATER.

AT midnight the Glen House fire is still
smOuldering. Everything is destroyed and
the fire in the woods has nearly spent itself.
AS the nearest telegraph and inhabitants are
at the signal station, eight miles distant, it is
impossible to ascertain the cause of the fire
or give full particulars. One of the walters
who left there this morning and is now at the
summit states that the guests had all left,
the only persons remaining being only about
dozen of the help. Two men, however,
had walked down the carriage path with the
intention of staying there. Owing to the
early hour the fire occurred it is probable
that no lives were lost. None of the horse.
or cows used during the season had been re-
moved.
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Cleveland's Movements.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. |.
Cleveland, accompanied by Hon. Erastus
Corning, A. B. Banks. Mayor of Buffalo,
Hon. John A. Mccall. jr, and Gen. A.
Lothrop of the governors staff, will leave
here for Buffalo on special train tomorrow
afternoon at l 20. The party will arrive in
Buffalo at 500. p. NJ, where elaborate
preparations for the governors reception are
being made. The train makes NO stops.
The governor leaves Buffalo on the regular
train Friday night
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Suicide on the Train.

FORT WAYNE. Ind, Oct /.
George A. Wilt of the firm of A. Wilt &
Son. lumber merchants of Philadelphia, and
a member of the Philadelphia board Of trade
committed suicide yesterday, while en- route
from Philadelphia to Muskegeon, Michigan.
When near Lima, Ohio, he stepped to the rear
of the sleeping car in which he was riding,
cut his throat and jumped from the train.
which was running at high rate Of speed.
He died almost instantly. His wife. who was
on board the train, could assign no cause for
the deed.
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A BIG HAUL.
Bonds to the Amount of SIO,5OO Stolen
From a Registered Letter.
New HAVEN, Conn, Ct

New HAVEN, Conn, Get. /.
On Monday, Geo. Crosby, New York
broker doing business at 80 Broad street, reg
stered letter said to contain SIC, 800 bonds,
to John l.. Watrons of East Hampton, CT.
When the package arrived the securities
were missing. An investigation shows that
the package came from New York and
1t remained in the Office here over night and
was forwarded to its destination, yesterday.
rhe robbery must have been committed
either while in the New Haven post office or
on the mail train between this city and East
Hamden.
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The Intended Trade with south America.
New YORK, Oct.

NEW ORK, Oct. l.
At today's session of the South American
Commission John Roach said that the ocean
was well enough but they needed actual facts.
Railroads. he thought, had made this country
what il is and if we wanted to carry on trade
with Brazil we must have greater facilities.
Sailing vessels are not the thing, we must
have steamers to carry freight This country,
Roach thought, requires all the products of
Brazil and Brazil in turn wants nearly every
thing we raise here. He recommended that
the United States extend TO American COM
merce the same facilities granted the English
commerce by England.
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Bates College.

LEWISTON, Oct /.
The seniors have elected the following
class officers: President, A. b. Morrill,; v.
President, b. G. w. Cushman; Secretary,
X. +. Atwood; Treasurer. Miss A II.
Tucker; Poet, ID. C. Washburn; Orator, A.
F. Gilbert; Toast Master, +. S. Forbes
Historian. c. A. Washburn; Prophet. G. A.
Scott; Odist, c. T. Walter; Chaplain, w.
V. Whitmore; Marshal NJ. p. Tobey Cura-
tor, j. NJ. Nichols; Executive Committee,
w. w. Tenness, +. b. Stiles, L IL. Brack-
or
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wide.Awaks Druxg,sts

Messrs. F. G. Kinsman & Co. are always
alive to their business, and spare no pains to
secure the best of every article in their line.
They have secured the agency for the cele-
brated DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. The only certain cure known for
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Asthma. Hay Fever, Bronchitis, or any afec-
tion of the Throat and Lungs. Sold on a
ular size S1.00
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An Unknown Man stabbed.

Dover, n. H., Oct. l.
Mr.. Daniels of Rochester reports that an
unknown man of Portsmouth came into ms
Office this evening and reported that ne had
been stabbed in row. An examination re-
vesied a wound over his heart from which he
was bleeding profusely and which was very
Sanasrons The man left before the doctor
couid learn his name or particulars.
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Buildings Burned.

OLD ORCHARD. Oct. l.
The building owned by Nathan Lowell of
Saco, situated on the camp grounds and used
as restaurant and dwelling house, was
burned tonight. Loss $3.50; insured for $3.50.
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HAPPY RELEASE.
A Terrible Story of Man Made a Brute
by Rum.


CAICAGo, Oct. l.
Mrs. Michael Shey, living at No. 400 Clark
street, gave birth to still born child early
Yesterday morning. The woman was of
robust constitution and in no danger when
the doctor left her. Her husband, however.
came home soon after in a beastly state of
;ntoxication. seized the body of the dead child
bv the Iers and beat his wife over the head
with il as she lay on her couch. When
exhausted with the brutal assault he fell to
the floor insensibie from drink. AT midnight
the woman died.
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The Conant-McClelIan Trial.
NEW Lnrnnn. Conn

New LONDON. Conn, Oct. |.
The pleas in the Conant Mcclellan murder
case were concluded today. While State
Attorney Thayer was making the closiag
argument he became i'll and the trial came to
close. The court was adjourned to eight
o'clock Thursday morning, when Chief
Justice Park will charge the jury and it is
probable the verdict will be resched during
the day.
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Fire in Dexter.

BANGOR, Oct. /.
A dispatch to the Whig and Courier states
that fire broke out this afternoon in the
picker room of No. wooden mill in Dexter
All the machinery and wook work was badly
damaged and several thousand pounds of
stock destroyed. The building was saved.
The total loss is unknown.
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ANNUAL SESSION
of the Peabody Educational Fund
Report Accepted.

NEW YORK, Oct |.
The trustees of the Peabody educational
fund opened its annual session today at the
Fifth Avdnue Hotel. Mr.. Curry, general
agent, presided, Reports showing the follow
ing distribution of the fund were accepted :
Alabama. $1,000; Arkansas. S2950; Florida,
s2l0O; Georgia, $1,000; Louisiana, 2645 ;
Mississippi, $3.50: North Carolina, S6075 ;
South Carolina, s4490; Tennessee, el3, AIS ;
Texas, $3.50; Virginia, s6200; West Vir-
ginia, S2850. Total, S59, 1886,
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All of one mind-the millennium must be at
hand down in Maine, Vermont, Massachu-
setts, New Hampshire, Connecticut New
York, New Jersey, Ohio, all over Pennsyl-
vania, and throughout the United States.
The great cure for colds. cough and consump-
ton. For sale by Allen & Co
anr71kwIm
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nuckl.n,s Arn,c. s.Iv..

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Burns, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rbeum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns. and all Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no paw required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 20 cents per box.
For sale by Fuller Drug Store, +. (; Kins
man Go. decld&w,y
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The TaiIapoose Partly Raised.
WOoD's HoLL. Mass, {

WOOD HOLL, Mass., Uct- i.
The Merritt Wrecking Co, has succeeded
in raising the Tsllapoosa sufficiently to re-
move her about two miles toward Edgartown
harbor. She now lies in six fathoms of
water of the entrance TO the harbor The
next lift will take her in away from any dis
turbance, except in violent gales. 1t appears
probable that in a few days she will be got
where she can be worked on and the hole
patched temporarily.
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MAUD \.
The American FavOrite win Try TO
Better Her Record.
New YORK, Oct.

NEW ORK, OCI, I.
Hamilton F. Busby stated this morning
that Maud S. would certainly make an effort
to lower her record this season. He added
that in all probability she would trot at Hart
fo.d on the 10Th inst, and that match
between Phallas and Maxey Cobb would very
likely be arranged today, and in all probabil-
ity Hartford or Narrsgansett would be the
track selected.
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Another Railroad Accident.

PORTLAND, Oct. l.
The morning freight on the Portland &
Rochester railroad, bound west, broke an
axle near Centre WATERFORD, Wednesday
morning, derailing three cars. The damage
was small. Nobody injured.
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H-A Thing of Beauty. The most bril-
liant shades possible, on all fabrics are made
by the Diamond Dyes. Unequalled for brill
liancy and durability. l0c. at druggists.
Send &c. for 32 Sample Colors. Wells,
Richardson Co., Burlington, VT.
sept3Ot&weod
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All persons about to visit foreign lands.
sailors, fishermen, lumbermen and miners
should take with them a supply of Johnson's
Anodyne Liniment II is both for internal
and exterdal use and is worth its weight in
gold.
Hip disease. fever sores. ulcers, blotches
pimples, and many loathsome diseases origi-
nate in impure blood Parsons Purgative
Pills make new rich blood and will change
the blood in the entire system in three
months, taken one night. sept30d&wlw
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GONE TO BLAZES.
The Glen House, Mt. Washington, N,
49,. H., Burned 10 the Ground.
MI. WASHINGTON, N. H., Oct. /

The Glen House and all the outbuildings
were totally detroyed by fire at o'clock this
morning. From all appearances nothing is
saved and the woods near by are in blaze.
A strong wind is blowing from the northwest
and the fire presents a grand sight from the
summit, The house was owned by w. & c.
r. MillIken and closed for the season today.
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Fatal Accident.

BANGOR, Oct. l.
A Swede, name unknown, was crushed to
death in the slate quarry at Monson yester-
day, large rock falling 100 feet and striking
him.
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Knights of Honor.

TILToS, n. H., Oct. l.
The eighth annual session of the Grand
Lodge knights of Honor of New Hampshire
was held at Lake Village yesterday with q
large attendance. Reports show the order to
be in fourishing condition.
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We, the undersigned, haUe
used WGkO Bitte9.s, and cheer.
fully recommend them as the
hest medicine zoe eUer used fO,.
impurities of the blood, and
the cure OF all stomach trOsb-
les, incLttdi1ag dyspepsia, loss
of appetite, indigestion, sick
headnche, and general dc.
Nlity.
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ELECTION IN GEORGIA.
No Opposition to ihe Democratic Cam
didates-A Light Vote POiIed.

AUGUSTA, Ja., Uct. I.
The election for governor, State officers
and members of the legislature took place
today. The vote was small. There was no
opposition and Henry u. McDaniels was
reelected governor. Out of 1000 votes not
more than 800 we're polled in this (Rich-
mond) county. 1t is thought that not more
than one-third of the vote in lhe State was
polled.
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Mortuary.

SANFORD, Oct, /.
Hannah NJ, widow of the late Deacon John
of Springfield, died this morning; aged "a.
She was the oldest person in town.
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great mistake prevails when it is asser-
ted that consumption cannot be cured. Jad-
wins Pine Tar Syrup is certain cure for 1t.
1t never fails. For sale by Allen & Co.
apr7t&wlm
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HALLOwELL.

j. NJ. Craven has gone to Portland to work
at his trade and will dispose of his stock of
tin ware and other articles at auction, next
Wednesday afternoon and evening.