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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-23

To tuhom 1t may concern:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
- the 18th day of February, A. d. 1885. the
board OF trustees of the Mountain Chief
Mining Company levied assessment No. /, of
10 cents per share on the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable within thirty days from
date, to John E. Pace, treasurer st. George
City, Utah. All stock upon which said
assessment remains unpaid on the 18th day
OF March, AID. 1885, will be declared de-
linquent, and published for sale to the
highest bidder.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal of said corporation at ST.
SEAL George, Utah, this 18th day of
February, AID. 1885.
JOHN E. PACE,
Secretary.
AT a meeting of the board of trustees of
the Mountain Chief Mining Company, held
April 18th, 1885, the secretary was instructed
to extend the time for declaring stock on
which assessment No. l has not been paid.
delinquent, until the 18th day of May, 1885.
and at said date to publish all delinquent
stock for sale to the highest bidder, to make
the assessment and costs.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal OF said corporation, at ST.
lSEAL George, Utah. this 18th dav of
April, 1885,.
G. I. HOLIDAY,
AL Secretary
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-23

THE OLDEST clerk in the Treasury De.
partment at Washington was appointed
in 1S47 at salary of 81, 200 per year
and he has been faithful and honest all
these years, and through his faithful
ness and honesty has been promoted to
the 81, 400 class-a raise of $500 in thirty
eight years. The young man whose
ambition leads him to seek a Washing
ton clerkship should thinko of this-and
hunt for employment elsewhere.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-23
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE MOUNTAIN CHIEF MINING
COMPANY, ST. GEORGE, UTAH.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-23

THE C0urier-JouraaI tells of an impa-
tent postmaster who some time ago
sent his resignation to the department;
failing to receive notice of its accept
ance, he sent another letter, saying: 81
warn you now that if you don't relieve
me by next Saturday night I'll pack up
this concern and ship it down to Wash
ington by express, C. O. d.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-23

GEN. CocHRANE, in Tammany Hall
the other night, pledged Tammany to
support Cleveland, ''let the offices be
distributed as they may" and the pledge
was heartily applauded. Tammany's
support would have been worth some
thing last summer. and especially in
November; now, the President has no
use for it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-23

from the open venire, but the time may
come when Others will have as good
cause To complain OF i. as the Mormons
do io-daY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-23
FOR SALE.

SHORT HORN AND HEREFORD CATTLE
y l will sell one hundred high grade Short
Horn Bulls and fifty Hereford grade Bulls
to be delivered on or before November LIST,
1885.
These cattle are bred and raised in my eel.
ebrated Short Horn herd, which have been
breeding up with thoroughbred pedigreeShort
Horn cattle since the year 1872, and great
many OF the dams of these bulls offered are
full bred Short Horn cows.
This herd of cattle is well known to stock
men of this western country; the cattle
being bred and raised in this Mountain
country makes them more desirable than
Eastern raised cattle las they are already ac-
climated.
Please note cattle killed from my herd
One steer three yesrs and five months old
dressed net beef 1872 pounds; two COWS
dressed 1. 400 pounds each; one steer 1 800
pounds, twenty-six months old, and large
number of steers weighing 500 pounds net
beef at three years old Those wishing to
purchase will please engage at once as none
other only to fill orders will be reserved.
Also one thoroughbred Hereford, 2-year-
old, now ready for delivery.
WILLIAM JENNINGS,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
P. o. Box, 262.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-23

IT IS published in England that Glad
stones father predicted that the former
would become Prime Minister, ruin his
country and die lunatic.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-22
A SeriOus Ranaw NJ.

About 10 o'clock this morning a
horse attached to q carriage belonging
to Philip Plunkett took fright while
standing on King street near Fourth,
and started up the first named street at
o rapid ratio. At the time, Mr.. Plum
kett's daughter was seated in the
vehicle, and when the team reached
Fifth street 1t coliided with Thomas
Day idson's wagon, which was standing
on the street, tearing the hind vince ID
of II, and wrecking the carriage. The
shock was 80 great that Miss Plunketi
was thrown violently TO the ground.
striking her head against tie stones
She was picked up in an unconscious
condition and removed 10 Wares drug
store on the corner of Fifth and King
streets, where she was attended by DIR.
Ware. IL was found that she had re-
ceived q cash on the head, an abrasion
on the arm, In addition to number of
bruises, and that her nervous systom
was badly shocked.
After her injuries were attended to
and she was fully restored 10 conscious
ness, she was placed in carriage and
TO her fathers residence
on Front street near Broome. Persons
" no saw the runaway say that 1t seems
almost miraculous that the young lady
was not killed. The horse was caught
about half way between Fifth and
Sixth streets, and the wrecked carriage
was afterwards hauled away.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-22
Declining Ministers.

a. NJ Kelley, the new Minister Of
l;aiy, u is said, will not be received by
tIe l'4ilan Government. In January,
ISL At, Kelley, then Mayor of Rich.
monA, Virginia, took a prominent par.
a. a la5i.c meeting, held in that city,
10 d"haunee the occupation of Rome hy
King Sicl0t Emmanuel. Koilay rerorf.
Ell the resolutions adopted at the meet
ing, and supported them in a speech. a
telegram received from Richmo.d las,
night reports Mr.. Kelley as saying that
. ne question Of declining the Italian
mission has no: been presented to him
in aay foTin, or by any person in ofice
or out OF Office "
Genera! A. X. Lawton, of Georgia,
has declined the mission to Russia, CIV
ing TO his desire to save the Adminia.
ration any possible emtarrassmen Mt
which fight over his confirmation i'm
the Senate might cause"
Daily Republican., 1885-04-22
How the New Market Law Takes.

The law establishing and regulating
the curbstone markets is the subject
uppermost in the talk along the city
markets to-day, AND there seems to be
q general vegIet TIA: tas-5 sh5u.d b-
any delay on TIE par. {. Ike City Com,
Gil to pass the necesssr., ord.L5.c- a.
carry the law into ;:ses. Iao ftullTs
aud truckers snl wEat nay he s,"ec
the regular, legitimate batchtre, .a-aE
the law. In ramolo through II,
market this morning, scarcely any bod !.
could be found who was opposed to the
law. Those opposed 10 it were few
butchers, who are now standing in the
market in defiance Of the market ordi.
nances.
One farmer said lie had been coming
to the Wilmington markets for thirty
or forty years, and he believed the pres
emit law was the bes. 10 regulate tie
markets he had ever seen.
Some Of the butchers in the butcher 5
markets thought the law was not quite
stringent enough, because it did not
prohibit farmers from selling meat at al
in the markets. They thought til pre-
emit law was step In the right cisec
ton.
Fear is expressed that the City Coun
Gil will not pass an ordnance 10 CARR
the new law into effect, bu: at the san,
time they calm those fears with Ia,
idea that Council will hardly pu.su
such suicidal course az to refuse :,
pass the necessary ordinance. Cit,
Solicitor Turner being appealed to Til
morning, stated that the failure &C IL
City Council to give effect to the lav
would result in entirely atolishing III
street markets, something the CIT.
Council would harlly WE: to b. re
sponsib,e for.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-22
Tho Board OF Health,

The reguls. meeting Of the Board ii
Health was held last evening with
President Bush in the chair. Action
was taken on thirty complain that had
previously been reported to the y lald
some of which were abated. some con-
tinued and others dismissed.
DR.. Grinehaw moved that when the
Board adjourn IL be to meet a + 30
O'Clock OF Saturday afternoon az Penn
and I MON streets, TO investigate a
complaint of water in the cellar OF
Joau D5u gAerty's house, which ia said
10 proceed from the property Of tbs Is
& p. Company, and tue molten vas
carried.
MIR. Feaster offered resoluti3n, thu;
was adopted, proviIing that after May
let So per month shal. be paid for He
burial CT dead animals instead Of "a
much per head. On motion Of DR..
Grimshaw, City Council was requested
TO haze Madison street from Front to
Sixth, and King street from P1out to
Ninth cleaned, and the cutters flushed,
with water at o'clock on the afternoon
OF each N sTket day.
Toe following bills ware passed T..
B. Frazer, 500 c. +. Seller, 81 50
The James and Webb Printing and
Publishing 90 $40 is gar bill, q 81
Executive officers Schulz and Ste ggarl
made heir weekly reports. Tie for.
mer hal made Az examinations ard
the latter eighty eigh'.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-22
BraucJ wine Hundred yo,,.

The Bellevue QUAR- Is are in ooa,,,,,.
again, mnch to the deligh, Of A H..
number of workrnen.
Il. Sharpley Perk rs, On the PHI,
delphia pike, has been bu.llips n.
house, bnt 1t did DC. look risht mil
the porch was erected and ,Ie ,rn
mings and fiagree work was mt an
William &. lodges aiuiralion /,
flowers has 20 increased ,b,, (. h
erecting g;ecr.h uaA. 'u4' a' =
W 1nmrn IN the b. & P. R,lrt
are busy ballas:ing the road.
Great complaint is made o7alun
number OF citizens at tie condidop I
the Holly Oak Citation. A la.re suous
OF freight they say is shipped frou M
station, and the Iumber OF pase,,-s
compares favorably with Edgeuoolsd
Claymont, and yet the s,a.ion houst|
left without any body to LICK alta L
ana some tramp3 have burnt a lob
through the floor Ii 1t was f1a o
as 1t shonld be ard an agen. emDlga
to look after the Interests Of the rl
road company, the amount Of isa,f
and number OF passengers would BID |
be increased.
A great many persons are wondaa !
why the Wilmington Steamboat Con. t
pany does not erect a pier and VhM |
Somewhere along the shore bs.va
Wilmington AMI Marcus Hook. Wn /
passengers from Bellesuesnl Holyoa
want to take n steamboat rice 70 PILL |
delphia. they must either come iona
Wilmington or 60 up to Marcus Hni
There used 10 DO a wharf a: Gflsf
Landing, which, it Is said, the conpiI
could easily fix up TO suit Their pliaA
withouismuch expense.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-22
The Water Commiss,on.

The regular weekly meeting of the
Board OF Water Commissioners waa
neid last evening, but owing to thu alb
S3Ecc OF President Porter and Chief
Engineer Mclntiro, very little business
was transacted.
Iue City Treasurer reported a bal
ace IN the Union National Bank
o. So3,95OGG 10 the credit CT the
Soi-i isslon. The weekly payroll.
amounting to $i9S. 10 was presentsd ana
passed. '''-'
n communication that was received
IRON The Board OF Health in references
to water flowing on anBuren streot
was referred to the Chief Enginear'
william t. Pierce and others petitiopeJ
iof water pipes on Union street botween
EouFiA and Sixth streets, and tla uoti.
1Ioh was referred to the Chief Engineer.
Inc commission then adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-22
e~OTICE-scHCoL ELECTION.

. election Coz members Of the BOARD o.:
fabhc E4uc1tioa n Wilmington Will e
mel GA SAT SDAY. May II, HISS Polls
Is II be open at " o'clo,k Or % m!ru;.s
tasteAiter, and close at & +. IN.
The INSPECTORS Cite reciCct n which the
election Is u BE = slt n the waTl vii! LOlt
tie schOpi c!ecticu.
Men5e,s Il be elec ed md rlaces Il v5tl- .
ara as follows:
First iiari-0ne EltT1 er for two years.
r1i', -. . School AJI-e, Second neA
"asAia2ttn street
Second Wafd--ituo member Tor two wears.
9!!s, feltc2 House, Sac.E1 kn1 Wa.lu.
streets.
THIRD Ward ore M Irae7 ,or two year
polls. Public Schooi House 80. u. Elm &ad
Adams streets
Fourth Ward-Cne member for two years.
polls, Pdblic ScECC! House &c. :, E...h ma
Pima streets
ti1a Ward-one member for two year.
polls. Public School Hou:e 20. 9,cUr. Eighth
ant Wollaston stretts.
S,Zth Hars-Ene neGbe, for two years,
@ol's, Pubic ScaCel Hg-ss No. 6, Walnut
above Twelfth street.
seventh Wari-Cae rrcpber .o- 40 years.
it..s, Public Sccooi Lucse 20 ., corner t:
Eleventh and WesAington streets
F<ota War.-Jne .1Glabec Tor t-So yaa-s
}o,is' Public school House ~. 5, COZ. So
9, a nd spruce s:-oats.
nlAth Ward -Jpe member f.r tN9 var
+, Ia. Glt Acad5Iac
Tenth Wdri-cLo member fr two az.
,,9is, Pablo Se.o9l Hyus. No. Is, Ts.rd :.
ha-ts3n streets.
tle'e,,a Tart-' ne reute- far:7o years
.o' 8, Pan,ie 81 COL iioase ~. il, cyrllr
JEk Snl Aa!Els0u Streets.
HENRY Il. MORROW.
Secretary Board q fuonc Eiuc tfon.
E2a-ty.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-22
Eff III EDITION
MunfclDaI cn-

There was q large n,rn
tors present at this ,n lumber Off pecul,
MUM Mun,,cipal Court. The fry, se,'iopa
posed OF was that OF john ''' cas- d.
Harry Demmoral,, cbsr un Owen sM
larceny Of n diamond MIN ',o with d.
from John G. Brisonp '",.rraIued at N
showed 80. thatBrison and Tbe 10 evidsas
u u.r, . a man named Conway nc Pns
ners and several Others weya !, las p,iS
hotel Mt Front and Frerc Hip IN BlOua,
IL o'clock Sunday niabt 10 sleet Ton
clock Monday NORM 10 ! Or ! q
snh ~ ti,ne BFison was pail ' so.,. duh',
s !. uy biopih, and that the v rSIs ne,
were drinking until, a. 1 ,.I,. pars
About $50 O'Clock pieuy h1"
brison 8 attention 10 the fac .t'i u. cilA
pin was gone, and he ,sls any,, tlN ha
ell. -' 'neSe men ann.
Sergeant I.rby testified g..
INC men were arrested there ' w.. Wig
ing found on them to sboy v was ss hob
mad committed the theft 'nN lAg
The prisoners were rs,,.,
Harry sharpley, Ed, wb p,'' S
that nothing had been r,o SdIn,tlda
snow That they had anything N a. y, =
the robbery. and asked ,bss, !" 10, 20 WIZ
discharGe'. After consider,n,,,IIel b
ter the Judge finally conCladsIJ Toe 70 n.y. \
miss the case, and they were Ji.o, " az
LAC Anderson, coiored, was rS.i
with committing an agrrayaisd ' lazy
and battery on another coIo Ou s''aai
named Daniel Craig. Tbs nross.i nv
who had his head bandsgsd n, ,V't ,sl..
ed that yesterday when hs =, ,, Mui
home from his work he lon n,'s'a \
prisoner and another man in bjs 1 l ~
and they commenced maxine wv as0
him. some words passed h .s.
them, but the mater was sunr Vsss'a
be over, when Anderson tbrras 80 : w
infiictiDg a cash about two ipcls, U IT,.
on Craig's forehead, which hlsS MA s Ivy
fusely. The wound was dressed ~ ~
physician and the accused ,r,ss.,
The Judge imposed fine Of sS ~
costs. '" ~
Tue case of Amos Tucke. ch,,,a
with burglary, was contirutd ns,S
to morrow morning. ''~
Daily Republican., 1885-04-22
DEATHS.

TAYLOR-ln this city, on tho alst inst,
John Taylor, sgej 81 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend his funeral from his late
residence, No. EOS Seventh avenue, West
Wilmington. on Thursday, the 2Sd inst, Mt
7.s0 o'clock. Interment at tho New Ca,he.
dral cemetery.
OAREY-On the 2lst ius.., Sarah Carey, in
tho ed year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF tho family are
respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral
from her late residence, Oentreyilic. Del on
9th day. 9Th month .sth. at 10 O'Clock u.
m. Intsrmont at Msrshallton, Chester Co.,
Pa.
ARMSTRON6-On. Monday evening. the
goth Inst, at his residence In South Chris
tiana Hundred, J. Poulson Armstrong IN
the nth year of his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from Lis late
residence, on Thursday nsx:. ut II O'Clock
m. lntermont at st. James cens:ery, reai
Stanton, I
WHITTAKER-0n the Goth list, Henry J.
Whitaker, aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully In
vitcd 20 attend the faneia from his late re
sidence, 2i3 South NanHuren s.reet, o.
lIhursday aftern DON at O'Clock. l1termen'
a. Eiverview cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-22
/ HlnD EDITION,
Tho FISHERY War.

A despatch from Trenton, n. j.
April 81, says Prosecutor Slape, o.
Salem County, and Senator Nichols, o
Cumberland County, were here to-day
in the intsiests of the Jersey fishermen
whasx use OF tho fisheries in the Della
ware river has been interfered with b,
the Delaware authorities. Mr.. Slap,
complained Of fresh outrages inflicted
by the Delawareans, aad said that q
number of Jersey men had moved ovel
into Delaware and sworn out licenses
as ciuz ms OF that State in order u
avoid further trouble. Senator Nichol,
wanted more definite authority from
the Governor on behalf of the Bay sid;
Sturgeon Fishing Company, that ha,
not yet begun operations. for fear Of
Delaware shotguns.
To both gentlemen Governor Albeit
gave certified copies OF the injunction
Of the United States Supreme Court
against the Safe Of Delaware aud any
of its officers or agents commanding
them TO desist and refrain from I'M
pJeina any tax, assessment or imposition
whatsoever, by way Of -in.nse fee OF
otherwise, upon any citizen or resiu1r,
OF the state of New Jersey, and from
requiring them or any OF
them, to take a license from or
under the State of Delaware for right
or authority to fish in the River Della
ware, as they have heretofore been
accustomed to do before the interior
ence OF the said State of Delaware,
and from arresting, impris1ning, t7y-
ing, fining or in any manner punishiag
or seizing, holding or selling any prop
erty of any citizen or residents Of New
Jersey for fishing in said river"
Governor Albeit gave assurances that
the whole pc wer of the State would be
used to protect the Jerseymen in the
right given by this injunction to fish in
any part of the Delaware River aud
Bay. even up to the Delaware shore.
Messrs. Shape and Nichols also con
suited with Attorney General Stockton,
and from him learned that Secretary
OF State Biyari, who is Delaware's
counsel in the case in which this in
junction is granted, admits that there
is no doubt whatever that this injunc
ton 10 still in full force, and thar any
interference by Delaware with the
Jersey fishermen Is q contempt OF the
Unitsd States Court.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-22
The arHtrs.

The rnlirg prices in this morning.
market were az follows Butter, = tc
80 cal : a pound; eggs. 16 to i cents a
dozeci chickens III u Is cents rOGrd
or from 81 to SljJ per pair cabbage
5 to - cents a heat; white potatoes, IL
To II cents a half peck -Teot POT Atoss,
20 TO 50 cents; lettuce, 3 10 10 cents a
heG asparagus, % to 50 cents a
bunch onions, 20 TO % Gems = hat
peck ton. 2toes, 10 10 Is cents 2
quart /; turnips, 10 10 II cents "a halt
peck. Delaware shai are c03.usuc-
log TO arrive in Increased nan. bers,
and are IN splendid cocdition. The
prices ranged from 40 to co cents, ac.
cording TO size.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-22
EadIy Hurt

A dispute occurred near unrnD s 81
Clay IA tory, ChriHllana n 'Iabv Dtsnl
and aaJ Patrisk Dongherty, when ar. ~ sr.I
n msr Knocked the latter do S,a AZ iapjad,
him 60 badly as to reE ere ecTh asI ,ani4
calling in of DR.. Jos, h; hs nay rscols5|
whose care 1t is hopea :; ~ r.tbsr ch1
although he continues III
cal condition.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-22
Society Entertainment,

r q x Lodge, No. 30, Order of the
20 ',,, ue'i cEain, will give free nuhllc
II. . era, NM ut in the A. o. U. VI hall,
hg'e o'''''inF, on Friday evening next
- S3-h me :, :. c. Q. Billings, d. ID
Tubseu's commander Of the Supreme
1.oi So "H' deliver an address. The
~ Ns!c+I part II the program will bs
III charge u Professor z. Allen.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-22
-
Tine SullsVau.S RYAN Fight,

Richard X. Fox has decided to with.
draw his offer of the diamond belt and
s., $50 purse which he gave 10 be fought
for by John Z, Sullivan and " Palty -
Ryan. In Withdrawing from the affair
Mr.. Fox says: 1.-THE press of the
country has persisted in regarding the
match as prize fight, and has, through
ignorance of the real facts, maize
me appear ,constructiyely, as tins alder
and abbett1r of an Illegal combat.
Hereafter | shall abstain from giving
q misconcep.ion of my real pliir'pE Sc. y
The match is therefore off unless the
men put up their own money.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-22
literary EnfertainmV'

Tho following is tie progtamni TX I
Literary Association Of S co.,, a Adj
Esd: s nglng by society oIu' .usscls,
ness; singing; impromp't,al, . ! TnP'
Geo. Vandegrift, Mason Paill! l ln,t,,-
Vaudegrift, John Milne; mus mus. hiSsrsicL
Are Sunday school excursions i've I'm Tba
TO Sunday schools? Al!irnia. a'd. 1 a
Wilson and Edward s. ToTIs e H, Ilss
tive, Rev. y. II, Browne ~" y AH
Calkins music critics Fep ~ al,
dial invitation Is extended u a."
Daily Republican., 1885-04-22
Frances Imperative Demand tpl
EgyEt.

CAIRO Apr .l.-France t9dlynt
fed Nubar Plsha, Foreign Mnlsietaf
his reply 10 Frances demand 10 .
rehabilitation ofthe Bosphole EsyptA
in which he shifted responsibility um
the Porte, was unsatisfactory and pn
him until / o'clock this ahtrE1a y
furnish a satisfactory answer,
Nubar Pasha at once replied that
Porte approved Egypt's action y
snppressing the paper, aud that he T.
com municating with England 60 ~
subjec. and asked for shor' eI'taaa
of time 10 be allowed lim in wlleas
furnish his answer.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-22
THE BEST

air restorative In the world II HALLS
AIR REVIEWER. II cures all diseases OF
he scalp, and stimulates the hair gland,
j heaitlifu action. II stops the falling OF
he ha'r; prevents lis turning gray, cure,
aldneSs, and restores youthful color and
I'oshness OF appearance to heads alread.
! hite with acc. Tho following are few
l.ustraiions VI what Is done BY
Daily Republican., 1885-04-22
u,.oc,t,,e children

Children ehould be iaC ceesesrn I'D
selves with the ',o ffaajibfally |
good, not to liz in Wal slrv with evil \
should she be too painfully {, and TO- "
wrong 10 smile az Eos H. its jadge'i
Ia constitute themsti'eS
Daily Republican., 1885-04-22

On and after this date my office hours
will be as follows; $50 TO 8 80 a. IN. ;
l to 3p. IN. to s 30 evening. George
II. Cantwell, NJ. D., southeast corner
Eighth and Spruce streets.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-22

Fem s. Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday GO NJ 8 p. m, sc 1t p. Ii.
and 800 at Top. IN.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-22
The w Gather.

Tomorrow promises to be sor ewhat
cloudy and rather cooler. Friday clear.
ing and cool.