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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-22

HENRY sHuaKRr. Auct. noyi-2'


a ssIsNEs's sALE Or THE LANOAsTER
"A BOLT woRKS On THURsDAr, NOV.
D. 1884 ut the Grape Hotel. IN the city of Ian =
caster, the Undersigned assignee OF the Lam
caster Bolt Company, will sell at public sale
Ge tssi Holt sossnW TSe xo are er 'he
good or er and nave been used tor several
years AS mandatory of Carriage an q Tire
Bolts, axle and spring Bar Clips, &C. The
BOLT WORKS are situated on harrisburg
avenue and are withil easy access OF the
Penns' lvania and the Rea' ing & Columbia
rail Dads. The lot has frontage of about II
feet ard u depth OF about l55 feet, extending
from Harrisburg avenue to Mulberry street
The buildings are alb ut 30Xl50 teet The works
h We capacity of about 5000 carriage bolts 8
day.
Persons desiring tn view the premises, oi
wishing further Information, Will apply tc
the undersigned. al No. 2le North Mary street
sale 10 commence at O'Clock, d. IN ., when
'et-D' -" u O' A = iESise, Assignee.
Ii. sHuBxRT, Auctioneer.
Also, at the same time and place, the follow
NO. lot adjoining property OF Lancaster
Bolt Company on the south, fr nting 4s ieei
on Mulberry street and running back ll5 feet
containing one substantial frame WARE
HOUSE, 40 feet square and two and one-hali
i5x4s feet one story high, with frame addition
thereto, lately used as a store loom by the
Lancaster Bolt Company.
No.2. lot adjoining property OF Ian caster
Bot company on the south, fronting about Il
feet on Harrisburg avenue and Arch alley
and running back IS feet on the south and u
iset on the north size. containing two two-
story FRAME DWELLING HOUSES and q
one story Brick Building. about Il feet 50 uare,
connected with Bolt Works
NO 3. lot adjoining the two properties
named above on The south, and fronting ~
feet on Mulberry street, running back 24O feet
10 Arch alley, with good two and one-half
tory FRAME HOUSE on Arch alley, fne
FRI Il trees, sc.
No The property. 81 and 50 North Lime
street consisting OF a lot Slxl22 fe t, with two
two snd one halt story BRICK DWELLIsG
HOUSES, each having two-s DRY Brick Back
But ing slate roots, ali in thoroughly good
repair.
At the same time as above the private resi-.
dence, No els North Mary street, city OF Ian.
caster, win be offered at public sale. This is a
twos ory BRICK BUILDING, with stt,c aud
twostory Brick Back Building, with two-
story Frame Kitchen attached, containing In
ali nine ooms. including bath room, having
hot and cold water ana the necessary conve-
niences, out buildings, &C. Lot 24xl5 Ieet
with alley on side ana rear. containing grape
vines, iruit trees, &C, and situated IN o very
desira lie and growing part OF the city.
movie IuIhs&M
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SUDDEN CHANGES,

Changes OF temperature are apt to occasion
dangerous affections In the full blooded apo
ple,y y f. to be feared. All, DO young and old
should nave BRAHDRDTHs PILLs ready they
are never.failing When you have pain in the
head. are oiEzy, lever Oh. rheumatic, OF other
wise Effected. take from three to ten. accord
ing to bulk OF Individual. In tweDtv.four
hours. or less time, you win be content. Con-
stitrtions are much alise Vertigo. disxiness,
and pain can com, only when impurity in the
hood il too much tor "the life" in us to carry
without a struggle. And 1t Is this struggle
that BRAnDRBrHs PILLS aid, and no mistakes
are male when you IN srely take away impur
ties from the blood.
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0sa aerdou s,,li noid,.s khsrsoum.

0sa Gordon stili hoidaas khsrsoum
A The latest messenger who has arrived in
Paris says that Khsrtoum was illuminated
a. the tidines reaching there that the
britiah exposition under Gen. Wolseley
Was on the way for their relief. Every body
q Khsrtoum reveres General Gordon and
his orders were implicitly obeyed. Tho
Mahdi has announced that be will hot mako
any attacks upon Khsrtoum during the
preeept month OF Moharrem, because It
vould be contrary to the law Of the
prophet. A man who arrived wednesday
svsnine from Khartoum states that Gen.
Gordon has in his army 1000 Turks and
Z, 900 blacks, besides . large number Of
Arabs. He has also plentiful supply OF
proviaious and ammunition. Tho Mahdrs
people arc deeerting and fleeing to the
hills. having lost faith In the False
Prophet.
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Tnousanos say SO.

Ar. r. W Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes 4
never hesitate to recommend your Electric
Hitters To my CUSTOMERS, they give entire sat
Bftters are the purest and best medicine
Anown and vii positively cure Kidney and
Liver CON platnts Purify the blood and reg.
uiste The bowels. No family can sfYord to be
without them. They will save hundreds OF
doliars IN doctors bills every Year. Sold at
nfty cents a bottle by II. b. Cochran. druggist
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A GREAT SUCCESS,
DAnKEK's TONIC.
DAKKEk's TONIC.
Where the Fire is Out.
Magic No More a Mystery-seer
From Across the World.


"Haroun OF Aleppo," said Sir Philip Derval +,
"had mastered everg secret in nature which
the nobler msgic seeks 20 Iathom. He discoy
cred that the true art of healing /. to assist
Nature to throw OF the disc se-to summon,
as 1t were, the whole system TO eject thu enc
my that has fastened on part. His processes
ali incluced the reinvigoratton OF the Incl
pie OF life"
In this the Eastern sage merely clpated
the practice OF the best physicians OF to day.
what life itself IL, nobody knew then-nobody
knows now Butw nave learned something
OF the reasons why the mysterious tide Iises
and falls Provided the great organs OF the
body are not irreparably destroyed. medical
science can always relieve, and often save.
Yet no reputable physician now adnsres to
the arbarous and stupid processes of deple-
ton, such as oleedinx, by which It was at
tempted IN cure disease by reducing the pa
tcnts ability to Iesist f.. Nowadays We dc
not tear down the fort 10 help the garrison
We strengthen 81. In this intelligent and
benefcent work, 1t Is conceded thai PARK
kh's TONIC leads all other medicines. AZ
an fnvtgorant II acts Immediately and power
fully upon the ciI culation and the organs oi
digestion. thus giving Nature the assistance
she calls for. 1t llows that all ailments oi
the stomach, Kidneys and liver are at once
relieved or curei. No other preparation EN-
bo lies the same qualities or produces similar
results. II Is d-itciou to use ana the be-
HIsoox n Co, new York. ocl lmds&w
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0rowns noussn0sd Rsascss

u the most effective Pain Destroyer In the
world. wni most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied exter.
nAllys and thereby more certainly BELIEVE
PAIN, wnether chronic or acute. than any
oehex pain aIlevtat0r, and II Il warranted dou-
bic the strength OF any similar preparation.
~ cures pain In the Side, BACK or Bowels,
sore Throat. Rheumatism. Toothachs, and
ALL ACHES, and Il The 0reat H0llovor OI
should bs In every family. tesspoonfuI OF
the fanacaA fn lnHbler OF hot water feveet.
oned. 4 preferredi 'aken NJ bedtfme vii
8HkAk OF A CuLb o. cents . bottle.
Uayyl-Iydx,w,s&F
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DUBLiO sALE-Os SUNDAY. DEoGM.
the undersigned, commit ee o. SIMON single.
by virtue of an order OF tls Court of Common
Pleas OF Lancaster county, Pa. at the cooper
House, on West King street, In the city OF
Lancaster, Pa, the following Valuable Real
E-tate, situated IN the city o: Lancaster, to
No La TwO-sToRY BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, with two story bacs building at
tached thereto, and other outbuildings, stu.
at q on the northwest corner OF West Oraug
street and Marietta avenue, AMI To- of ground,
CO. taining on said Marietta avenue 1855 feet, z
inches, and on said Orange street l75 feet l
inch, and extending back To property No. z
hereinafter described. he house 10 large and
conveniently arranged. and contains gas and
tns lot has truit trees and grape vines. This
properly Is beautifully located as q private
residence
No q a Two Story Brick Dwelling House,
and other out buildings, and lot OF ground.
situated on the west side ot said Marietta
aveEue containing on said Marietta avenue,
10 feet iuces, and extending In depth rs feet,
more or less, 20 proper OF Charles Mats
No. 3. n Two-Sttry Brick Dwelling house.
and other out bul ld1ngs, and lot OF ground,
situated on the west side of Marietta avenue
and Ia feet wlde alley, containing on said
Marietta avenue, 10 feet, inches, and on said
alley, teel. inches. and extending in depth
% feet, more or les, to property OF Charles
MatZ.
No. 4, a Frame stable and u lot OF ground
situated on he south side OF IA feet wide alley
and adjoining No 8, above described, OH the
south, containing on said alley ~ feet, inch
lees, and a ong property 10 the said Charles
MatE al feet
sale TO comm snce at 7S O'Clock p. m on
said day, when terms and conditions will be
made known by FRANK PFEIsFER,
uExRY SyrRRRr Auct novl.9Std
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The seeds OF sickness 'ind of death
In disordered mouth are sowuy
When bad the teeth or foul the breath,
Both soul and body lose their tone,
Till SOZOOukT'S brought into play.
And sweeps those dire detects away.
nlS.lWQeOd&w
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rho Trayeliux sslesman

II an irresistible fellow, brim full of stories
Jokes, courage, self-ass urance and grit. He 4
very taking witnail Burdodk blood Biasri
are verv I king medicine ; they take every
Mheres and are sold every " here. For sale by
y. B cochran, druggist, iS7 ana lS9 North
Queen street.
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Ne Usss,si Of the B.pies

II your ohild en- are threatened with croup
Thossas Ectsctrse Od II 10 the nicest Inedi.
cine ior the little 0nes We know of, For ssle
~ u. b. Cochran, drnggtst, IN and lSs North
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llo You Eiellsye It.

That in this town there are scores OF persons
passing our store every day whose lives are
iasns snSs .na tssssSls y inaigsson Dyspepss,
Rlsint, Constipation, when for 73c. We VIII sell
them shnoh.s yttaltzer, guaranteed to cure
them. SOid py h. X. Cochran, drugRfst Nos.
u and lSo North Queen street feb7-eod9
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@You win b. Happy. Make your Old
things look ike new by using the Diamond
fashionable oolors for l0c AZ the druggists
Wells, Richardson Co., Burlington, VI.
n2l.lW
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rlss Lrenr faAf n PEE

rms Laanr fnAf N FELT.
u eeuner enild of summers three.
Book1pg her little bed at night
n Paused on the dark stair timiday.
= on. sotheri Take my hand" said sho,
/" Ana then the dark VIII all b light"
Ws older ehildrsn grops Our way
4 From dark behind 70 dark before
And only when our hands We lay,
Duar Lord. in THINE, the night IL day
And there 10 darkness nevermore.
nsssh downward 10 ths sunless days
Whe rein oar guioes are blind - We.
And faath 10 small and hopes delays;
ZAke Tnou the hands OF prayer We raise,
And let ma feel the lisht Of Thee
.4tAn q. Whfstsy, IN tie CArtsfssos 81
NssAosns.
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a UOTIONREk AND heal EgTATs
"A AGENT.
HENRY SHUBERT.

AUCTIONEER AND REAL EST ATE
AGENT,
81 North Duke st., Lancaster, Pa.
Everything pertaining 70 my business VIII
receive my personal attention. Terms ERes9p'
abba. Give mo cal. isnS"
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DAkkkR HAIR BALsAu N AcD PAEh
Il er's Tonic tor sale at Cochran's Drug store
No 1877 and lSeSorth Queen ST.. Lancaster, Pa
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ssiGNeE's SALE OF DEslkABLE CITY
~ PROPLRTY. On MONDAY. NoVEM.
BER -. 1884, the undersigned will sell at pub.
Ito vendue, ut the Grape hotel (Rahter's), IN
the city OF Lancaster, the following Real
Estate That Two-storied BRICK DWELL.
ING HOUSE. IL feet wide by d feet deep. with
q Tr o-storied Brick Back Building Il feet
wide by 81 'eet deep. and a One.story Frame
by Ia feet, at ached, with lot or piece OF
ground belonging thereto, ST uated on the
north side OF West King street. bet ween Char
| lotte and Mary streets. being No All and the
lot 10 feet inches wide in front, and 2i1 feet,
more or less, In depth, to u IL feet wide street
| in the rear The premises are In good condt
| tion with excellent cellars under main and
back buildings. Hvdrant water and gas In
| the house and a number OF cnoice fruit trees
| on the lot.
! Persons desiring a pleasant home are In
| vited TO view the property Sale to commence
| at T30 d. m, when tel ms win be made known
| by CHAS. NJ. HOWELL
| Assignee of Watson Ii. Muller and wife.
| II SuuRpRr Auct octZSSwdS NAV.
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DkivATE SALE.
A Lot OF Ground In the village OF Mount
Vile, 30 feet iron. on Columbia or Main
street, 40 feet deep, to IA feet wide alley,
twostory and a half BRICK HOUSE, two
story back building. large side yard. stable
room Tor three horses. carriage house, hog
pen. poultry house, wood AMI coal house,
fruit and grapes, choce varieties, Well
adapted for two families or any business or
profession. Half or two-rhirds of the pur-
ch ,se money may remain secured TO be paid
in three snnusl payments at Az per cent. per
annum interest II not sold by December J.,
they viii be for rent -
mis- lwd JOHN Nj. GRINDER.
JrLss-AsT sOkT- DYKE STREET RESI-.
r. DENCts at Pub 10 Sale. On FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER IS. 1854. the undersigned will sell
at pu bic sale, at the Leopard hotel two of his
fne Two-Storv and Mansard Root houses.
Nos $50 and 5lS North Duke street The lots
are 25 feet front by 245 feet deep TO public
alloy. The houses have 1ne parlors, large
dining room and Kitchen, and six rooms on
second and third floors, with fne kitchen
range, portable heater In cellar, hot and cold
water, gas, bath room and water closet, and
are trst class In every respect
Purchasers can examine property before
sale. Two-thirds of the purchase money can
remain charged in the pre- perty II desired.
| Possession ana clear title on first OF April
| ncxt.
| sale at 7 O'Clock p. m. -
| AUGUSTUS REINGHL,
| Auct nevis u u 2S
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convenience ana devoid OF tha harshness
usually produced by PILLS, and can be taken
Iii all seasons OF the year.
or Il. sepiIssmdSM
, 1884-05-30
BLAINE,s noosinRs.
Nine Car Loads Pass Through on Their
Way to Chicago.


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, 1884-05-30
DECORATION DAY.
Preparations Made to Properly Observe
the Occasion.

Sufficient preparations have been made
for the proper observance of Memorial
day in Cheyenne, and should the weather
not interfere the civil and military dis
play will be all that could be desired. The
line of parade will form on Seventeenth
street, west of Eddy, and move in the fol-
lowing order, at . O'Clock sharp:
/ MAJ shsl of the day. j. X. jeffrey, and aids.
2 Civic Societies.
eirc Department.
4 Military from r ort D.. A. Russell and Chey-
Mayor and Council in carriages
Territorial and county officers in carriages.
Citizens In carriages and on foot,
Schools and Sunday schools.
ii ~. Reynolds post 10. 81. &. A. r. ex-
solhr5 OF the war and Sons OF Veterans.
6oute--ks st on Seven zenith street to Evans,
north on Evans TO Twentieth, from Twentieth
north TO the Iatholic cemetery. where a por-
ton on tbs memorial services Will be held and
ed. The column Will then march to the City
cemetery where the remainder of the Memorial
services VIII be held and the decoration of the
graves completed.
AT the conclusion of the ceremonies the col
ulnn VIII resume the march and proceed to
Twentieth TO Evans street, to Eighteenth. to
Eddy street, to Seventeenth street, at which
point it Will break to the right and left and dis
A programme OF the Memorial Day exercises
Is as follows
At 2 O'Clock pm, the line Will form. Organlza-
lions intending to participate will form In the
manner already announced and Will follow the
route designated.
The exercises will be Us follows at the Catho-
lie cemetery
MuSic-
Prayer by Rev. +. j. Nugent.
Decoration of graves, during which time there
will be music.
The column will then maj Oh to the City GEM
etary where the following exercises will be
held
Music.
Prayer by Rev. 4. s. Chapman.
q. a. II. memorial exercises.
Decoration of graves.
An address by Acting Governor Morgan.
Music
Benedietion, Rev. Geo. C. Rafter.
At the conclusion of the exercises the column
will reform and return to the city, following the
route designated.
In The evening at 8 O'Clock there will be ser
vices ut the Baptist church, short addresses will
be delivered. An original poem composed by
VIII l., NisScher. will be read by Miss Elsie De
Cou, and the exercises will be intenSpefsed with
music.
The public are invited to be present at these
exercises. BY order Of the Committee.
The following have been selected as aides
j. 7. Julien. John Talbot, NJ C. Barkwell and
j, NJ. Tompkins. and J. W. Fisher as President
OF the lny-
, 1884-05-30
AN ACCOMPLISHED PIANIST.
FIatterlng Criticism of a Lady Soon to
Appear Here.

Miss Neatly Stevens Council Bluffs, la,
lady of decided musical talent is expected
to appear here shortly in a piano recital.
In speaking of a recent performance of
the lady in Chicago the Inter Ocean gives
her unqualified praise. Among other
things it says: ''The pesoRaie of the
young lady, who has a strik-
ing cast of intellectual beauty
and a modest grace of manner,
instantly won the good opinion of the
audience to herself, and this favorable i'm
preston was speedily strengthened into
admiration when the uncommon excel
lence of her playing was demonstrated.
Miss Stevens has but recently returned
from a four years course of music abroad,
chiefly under the instruction of List,
where she perfected the study early begun
in this country. Having had the
advantage of education under the
best masters, she of course employs
the best methods of expression, which
added to a very apparent natural appetite
for music and superior physical force,
gives to her work the character Of bril-
liancy with power" In closing a long
and highly eulogistic criticism the same
paper says: ''The audience very enthu-
sistically commended the performance of
Miss Stevens and it is an easy prophecy
that the future of this gifted and accom-
plished young lady will be progressive
steps toward a popularity no less than
that at present enjoyed by our more dis
tinguished pianists."
, 1884-05-30

From an Omaha Bee Editorial.
There is one thing that can be said in
favor of the Western railroads, and that
is they pay their employees promptly each
month, This is doing a great deal better
than some of the Eastern railroads. Take,
for instance, the New jersey Central the
Lehigh and Su%squehannah. They have
not yet paid all their men for the month
of April, and some Of the roads have not
yet paid for the month of March. The
holding back of the pay Of the working
men must certainly work great hardship,
aud cause dull times all along the roads.
Were the Union Pacific, the Burlington
and Missouri, and other roads centering
here, to pursue such a course, Omaha
would feel it, and times would conse-
quently be very dull. The circulation Of
the money that is promptly paid out each
months by our railroads helps the local
trade wonderfully, and pay day is always
looked forward to with pleasure, as the
men know they will not be disappointed.
, 1884-05-30
A PLEASANT TIME
Had at the Congregational Church Sc.
ciable Last Evening.


Although the weather was very unprc-
pitious last evening, a goodly number of
young und old people gathered at the
Congregational church parlors, the occa-
sion being the sociable under the auspices
of the Young Peoples Christian associa-
ton. The following is the programme
observed:
Quartette, Song Mrs, King, Miss
HOLSTER, Mr.. John NJ. McCandlish and
Mr.. Muylle.
Recitation, ''Platonic," Miss Edith
McCrum.
Vocal solo, John NJ. McCandlish.
instrumental solo, Mrs. jerks
Retaliation, The Miser's Daughter, "
Mr.. W. J. Cranwell.
After the foregoing programme had
been observed in which the parties
participating did credit to them
selves and the occasion, formalities for the
most part were dispensed with and a gen
eral good sociable time INDUCED in by all
those in attendance.
, 1884-05-30
ANOTHER FLOOD.
The streets again Under Water--A
Big Wash0ut.

Although better things had been hoped
for, we were blessed with another terrible
down pouring of rain last evening, and in
a short time the streets were completely
flooded with water, which, however, did
no particular damage, and at midnight
the food had subsidized, and it is thought,
as we go to press, that the streets will
after all be in fit condition for the parade
to-day. At Orchard station, on the Jules
burg branch of the Union Pacific, two
miles of track was washed away night be-
fore last, and on yesterday all trains to
and from Denver that should have passed
over the Julesburg branch passed through
CHEYENNE.
, 1884-05-30

Mr.. La France has returned from
Omaha.
VIII l.. Visscher has gone back to
Denver.
J.. D. Vaudeville returned to Fort
Collins yesterday.
William Ferguson came in from the
mines yesterday.
+. A. Page and John Sparks returned
from the East yesterday.
Thomas Swan and Engineer Hicks will
go to Fort Laramie to-day.
Dan Fallen yesterday purchased 10000
acres of land Of the Union Pacific, situated
on the Muddy.
o. c. Smith and j. NJ. Tisdcl. of Rock
Springs, both alternates to the Chicago
convention, passed through Cheyenne on
their way East yesterday. They were nc
companied by their wives.
Robert Urquhart, Scotland; W FDayis,
J A Sears, Horse creek; ii W Potter,
ranch; j T Fuller; Charles S Mason. John
Z Bansemcr, Denver, arc among those re-
gistercd at the Inter Ocean.
Robert p Allen, Of Chug water; j
Beckmau, Omaha; S II Bascom, St.
Louis; Thomas Richey, Blue Rapids, KS,
Minnie deuel., Brandon, Wis; Phoebe
H~argreayes, Ripon, Wis j Henqstler,
Greeley, Colo; G A Guitteu, w S Car
penter, Horse creek, are at Dyer's hotel,
, 1884-05-30

MARKS LITTLE GAME.
He Steals a Coat and Sells II to An
Officer at the Fort.

Day before yesterday a travelling cigar
and tobacco agent stopped off in Chey-
enne, and in cruising around the city had
a coat stolen from him. The matter was
investigated somewhat, however, and it
trunspired that a soldier named Marks
was suspected. Deputy Sheriff Hosford
on yesterday ~telephoned to Camp Carlin
to see if he could hear anything in regard
TO the matter, and learned in reply that
Marks had brought to the camp a coat
which he claimed to have bought in the
city and there sold it to an officer. iowa d
night the coat was returned to the own T
who was anxious that the soldier should
not be prosecuted, and went on his way
rejoicing. Subsequently it transpired that
the soldier could not be found, and it is
supposed by some that he has deserted.
, 1884-05-30

Carrie, the eight year old daughter of
Mr.. Charles W. Sweet, the cashier in the
Union Pacific freight office, died very I'M
expectedly yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock. She had only been i'll a few
days. and her sudden demise was a crush
ing blow to her parents. In their sorrow
the parents have the warm sympathy of
the entire community. The funeral will
be held on tomorrow afternoon.