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Evening journal., 1891-03-05


LONDON, March 5-Leonard w Jernma
Is dead. Nh. Jerome had been in Ill health
for some months, and it was hoped that
his removal to Brighton would imnrove
his condition. His wife and daughters
were at his bedside when he passed away
Mr.. Jerome's health has been cause Of
anxiety to his many friends for over a
year. A constant moving to various SAM
tary resorts for a time seemed to benefit
him, but finally complication of diseases
set IN. which hastened his death.
For the past twenty-five years Mr. Jerome
has been one Of the most conspicuous citi-
zens of New York He was born in Pom.
pey, Onondaga county, NJ " In early
life he entered journalism in Rochester.
and rose to be the editor Of a country
paper IN the vicinity. He soon got tired
o. country life, and moved 10 New York
Ills taste for financial ventures took him
TO Wall street, where he was very success
ful. In one deal he made sl0.DU0OaO
During the war he WAS treasurer Of the
Union defense committee and was the
principal owner Of The New York Times
which was then under the editorial man.
agement Of Henry J Raymond.
For years be was an enthusiastic patron
Of the turf Tie organized the American
Jockey club, laid out Jerome park, founded
the Turf club the Sheepshead Bay ass ocia
ton and the Coney Island Jockey club
lie was also fond Of aquatic sports ana
owned the yachts Undine ana Clara
Clarita. At one time he was also nart
owner Of the Danutless
Atan early aye he married Miss Butt, Of
Rochester and three daughters were the
result Of this union Clara. tie Oldest. n
the wife q Morton Frewen: Jennie Il adv
Randolph Churchill aud I.eonie Fl mar.
ried to John Leslie Of the Guards Tic
body was removed 10 London today. ana
tae funeral services will be conducted Ii
ne presence Of the remains ~ church III
che metropolis ON Friday After the sert
ice the body will Be taken to America fos
1ufprlnqnf
Evening journal., 1891-03-05

ALLENTOWN, Pa March 5-The Roman
Evangelical conference has adopted reso-
lutions 70 join the great majority Of sister
conferences in the declaration that the
tflal and suspension Of Bishops Bowman
and Esther were wicked farces and are
therefore null and void and deserve no re-
spect At the anti Bowman Evangelical
conference ID. w. Bicksler was elected
statistical secretary and S. S. Chubbs con
ference treasurer Christ church. phila-
delphia, was chosen as the next place Of
meeting Of the general conference. The
anti Bowman conference selected Chestnut
Street church, Lebanon, as the next place
Of meeting. At the anti-Bowman confer
ence last night Presiding Elder Hannah
counselled the pastors not to 20 70 their
charges as pugilists, but as Christian gen
demen- The conference adjourned to
meet at the call Of the president and sec
Rotary, # special meeting is deemed
necessary
Evening journal., 1891-03-05
THE NEWS m BRlEF

Condensed kilograms Gathered az RAN
dom from Various Places.
The wall Of the big Havemeyers q Elder
storehouse, Brooklyn, was crushed ont by
tons Of sugar One man fell with the ruins
and his skull was fractured. Twelve Others
narrowly escaped
Mime. Diss Dehar, the spook priestess.
had row with her manager over the lat
ter's proposition for her to wear tights
she absolutely refuses TO appear on the
stage dressed in ballet costume.
John X Eichlin, wealthy resident OF
Holland, n. j., has been missing since
Jan. 49,
Thomas keene, the actor, has cancelled
All engagements the present season on az.
count Of illness.
Gen. Sherman's personal estate does not
exceed g., coo in value
Evening journal., 1891-03-05


Beers, n this cify. on tie 81 instant
iohn A. B9ers, age 81 years :
BRJuMALl In this city. a. Tuos9ay
morning Mar 9, Thomas d Broprnal. In the
0aih eur OF his age. = 'ie
~ Anon February 2S suddenly. an
Ne%port, Mrs. Susan Bryan, aged about 50
Ora NSrON AT stanton. Del February
Ss banjan in Grarston, IN tie nth year Of
his age.
DALLAS In this city, on March .. Eva q
daughter OF Daniel r. ard Marietta Dallas
>, dlNDERER. In this city, on M ,rcb q
Florence Y. only child OF hrnest w ana
Alice N. hinderer, aged months, weeks and
HART I'm this city on February q. 1901
Major hlwood, youngest sou o. George and
Arsdella Hart. aged year and months = i
: "a ERRICk n, this city, ON March i.
George W. M4rTick, aged A. years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
Nltea 70 attend the funeral at tn residence of
y. n. Ru tier, 100 We I Second street Services
~ the house Inter Dent at Riverview Ceme-
M0NA0HA On the End Instant PAT
rick Monaghan, in the J0th year of his age.
MUNN.-In this city on FebrusrV ~
Thomas Mum, in the Goth year of his age
mcguire in this city, on the 9th in
sLaht. Srldset e.. wife of Anthony Magcire
Evening journal., 1891-03-05

ou'y Farmers Daughter with
Miss Lee Lamar as the star, viii open a
three nights engagement a the Academy
Of Music this evening John Kellafd is
Nine Leursnt's acconplee in conspiracy
The play is 81 od-fashioned melo drama.
rewritten and improved by Miss Marie
Madison, emo presenting picture Of cal
life It's improbaoiiities have 5een ne ;
moved The drims contains eoad deal
Of human interest, exciting laughter
and tears, and is successful by reason Of
its Interesting situations and strong
presentation. II is well mounted, srd
good patronage is expected
Evening journal., 1891-03-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
Graad opera House

True to his intentions TO provide enlv
frat class shows, Mansger w. 4. VII
Hanson has secured Hoyt's fanny skit.
: Brass Monkey" which will appear
this evening George F. Marion, one of
ths brightest comedians is the Jonah
who gets into all sorts Of scral es through
his superstition, is with the company.
and his efforts to draw laughs are ably
seconded by those Of Miss Alice Evans as
Baggage She sings and dances baauti-
fully and romps in a most fetching man
ner. The Songs are all quite taking.
especially The Wild Man Of Borneo' :"
''Rszzle Dazzle, and THE Good Die
Young, the last sung by the three
grecss. George r Marion's Italian
chestnut speech, with an accompanying
sfng, is one of the features. "A Brass
Monksy" ia a satire on petty superstition,
and it is full Of fun All the super
stitions IN the book are showered CD poor
Jonah. and his attempt to get rid OF thu
hoo doc almes. causes Mysteries
Evening journal., 1891-03-05
REV. Henry Reward EcAls Resiens.

Rev. Henry Edward Eckle. who has
been for some time rector Of ~ James
Church near Stanton, Of 81 James
Church, Newport, and 81. BArnabas Mis-
sion, Marshsllton las r,sigted his
present charge to accept the rectorship Of
Trinity Church. West Pittston, diocese Of
central Pennsylvania on april ~ West
Pittston ie beautifully situated on the
Snsquehanna river In the Wyoming
valley, on the western side or the river
from Pittston with which 1t is connected
by bridges Mr. E ;kle graduated from
the General Theological Seminary. New
! ork, about two years ago. and is mar
rled to daughter Of Professor ". a.
reynolds Of this city
Evening journal., 1891-03-05
Lockport's Female KIentoma,,..

LocKPoRT, n, ", March 5-Mrs. Chris
tine 7. Davis, wife Of H. Nj. Davis. a vel
known lawyer, was arrested charged with
stealing goods from Haskelrs dry goods
store on Main street. She was aTraigned
pleaded not guilty, and was released on
500 bail to appear for examination March
= A search Of her house revealed laces.
silks and other goods 10 the value % about
FOO, which Mr. Haskell claims We're alb
stracted from his establishment Mrs Da-
vas Is ~ years Of age Il is probable that
the defense Of kleptomania will he made
in her behalf
Evening journal., 1891-03-05
A DIG BLAZE At PHlLADELPHIA.

The schimmel Preserving Company
Burned out-Loss, @I2B.0OO.
PHlLADELPHIA March AT midnight
last night a fire broke out in J. O. Schim
mels Preserving company's establishment
at the corner Of Eighth and Berks streets.
and at q. m. the place was doomed.
The loss will probably amount to about
$1,000
The building used by the preserving
company was an old market house and
extended from Franklin street to Eighth
street on Berks, and was about eighty five
feet deep. The firm did an immense bust
ness. The building is a total loss
Evening journal., 1891-03-05

RoME, March 5,-The condition Of the
pope's health causes anxiety His holiness
Is depressed IN spirits and is believed to be
slowly declining The appointment Of
American bishops, which was announced
to take place on Feb, IL last, and which
was postponed owing to the fact that the
pope was not satisfied with the list sub
mitted TO him, has again been DELAYED
owing to the illness OF Cardinal Simeoni
and Cardinal Jacobini.
Evening journal., 1891-03-05

SPRINGFIELD, MS March 5-For the
first time in week the fun vote Of an
parties was brought out in the ballotinr
for United States senator Five ballots
were taken. The first the l3dth az the
session, resulted Palmer. lOi: Streeter. q6.
Oglesby, T. The 10th ballot resulted.
Palmer, l0l; Streeter. ~; Oglesby. 6. Five
members, three Democrats and two Re-
publicans, are very sick They occupied
couches near the speaker and were at
tended by physicians
Evening journal., 1891-03-05

Miss Carrie Jones was given surpri Sc
party &C her home, No 62S East Ninth
street, last evening. Among those pres.
snt were: NJ and Mrs. William Jones,
MI anc Mrs Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
alfred hyatt, Mrs. Jason Harris, the
Misses Clara Rulings, Leoina Rulings,
eva snultz, Nellie McCarter, May Lyney,
Loio Murphin, Mr.. and Mrs Gamble, Mr..
and Mrs samuel Jones, William White
lock, Emory Whann, Leslie Pyle, Oscar
draper, George Moser, Charles Cashell,
christopher Boettger aRd others,
Evening journal., 1891-03-05

IERRE HAuTE, Ind, March 5.-The first
annual convention Of the United Mine
Workers Of the Eleventh district is in SEES
sion here with about thirty delegates pres
ent, representing 1000 miners in this state
and 200 IN Kentucky. The general policy
for the mining year, beginning May i, Is e
be determined, the wage scale being the
chief question before the convention.
Evening journal., 1891-03-05

William Morrison who recently passed
the examination before the Diocesan
Committee will be ordained to the discon.
ate by Bishop leighton Coleman in Trim
lty Church next Tue sday morning.
Morning prayer will be said at 10. Il
o'clock and the service cf ordination will
begin at II o'clock.
Evening journal., 1891-03-05

BERLIN, March "A committee Of mer
chants appointed to consider the question.
decided IN favor Of making an exhibit al
the Worlds fair TO be held in Chicago
The committee also decided TO request
Baron Won Berlepsch, minister OF com
merce and industry, to nominate an i'm.
perial commissioners for the Worlds fair
whose duty il shall be to obtain all the
facilities possible for a proper exhibit. aud
TO arrange for the conveyance to Chicago
Of the goods the German merchants send
for exhibition purposes, and to make the
other arrangements necessary for the sue
eessful carrying out Of the German mer-
chants part IN the exhibition
Evening journal., 1891-03-05

NoRwAIg, Conn, March 5.-George n.
Hamilton, station agent for the Housa-
tonic railroad company at Winnipauk.
has disappeared, taking with him quite a
large sum Of the company's funds Ham
ilton, it is alleged, is also forger, he hav-
ing obtained money on different business
mems checks drawn by himself. He is
now in New York state
Evening journal., 1891-03-05

ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 5-Steyens and
baudett, the two Minneapolis census con
spirators who pleaded guilty to one count
OF the charges lodged against them. were
brought before Judge Shiras in Mime
apolis for sentence. The proceedings lasted
only few moments. Stevens being SEN
fenced 10 pay fine Of 5000 aud Baudett
Evening journal., 1891-03-05
Iniured RhIIe - Worl

Patrick Dolsn, morocco worker at the
Mitchell 4 radmsn Morocco Fec .ory, vas
struck on the head by revolving wheel
while at work yesterday afternoon and
seriously Injured he WAS removed to his
nome al Fifth and Adams street and a.
ended oY DR. Cochran. Heis now NAL
ng fair progress toward recovery.
Evening journal., 1891-03-05

The residents Of the Third, Eleventh
Tenth and Twelfth wards did not sppeaj
last evening at che Weccacoe eneirs-
mouse to discuss the proposition
borrow 500, 600 to put the streets !,
hotter condition. This IL the third tin.
lib meeting has been called.
Evening journal., 1891-03-05

ST. PETERSBURG, March 5.-The Tolstoi
socialist community, established some
time ago IN Charkoif, has been dissolved
owing TO the incessant quarrels among ia
members. The owner Of the property
where the community was located, a Rus
sian landlord, finally becoming thoroughly
out Of patience, has dispersed the com
munity and divided the lands which Il oc
cupied among a number Of peasant fam
lilies Of the neighborhood.
Evening journal., 1891-03-05
a FIEND In HUMAN FORM.
He Massacred Three Hundred
Men, Women and Children.
A HIDBOUs MONUMENT OF HEADS.

The Survivors Compelled to Build This
CHASTITY Pyramid After the Slaughter.
BOulanger May BE Expelled from Eng
land for conspiring TO Insult Germany.
LONDON, March 5.--Later adyices from
Madagascar show that the horrible massa-
ere attributed by sea captain arriving at
Marseilles to the French governor Of Nossi
BE was in fact perpetrated by the Hova
governor OF an isolated province Of NADIA
gascar
He slew Three Hundred.
The governor, named Ramiasatra. was
provoked because a petition had been pre-
scented against him TO the central govern
ment, and he perpetrated a most cruel
massacre of300 men women and children
Strengthening the victims in a horrible man
ner with many fortunes.
A Monument or Heads.
He compelled those he spared to build a
monument with the heads Of the victims.
The central government has taken steps to
bring the monster to justice.
Evening journal., 1891-03-05

John B. Allen, 1924 King street Liv,
and dressed poultry, fish, oysters, swse.
and white potatoes, butter, eggs snf
foreign fruits. Just received, 500 oushel.
yellow corn. TO be sold low.
Evening journal., 1891-03-05

HAYWARD NoRKMAN.-e February
"A, oy ley John 4. q uanna, Charles Hay-
city oDe1 y this
,REED WEBSTER. at Blses bird. III
,haafeh <, ~ hey W NJ. arner. tie0r 4 Wi
l tessH and hebecea =. Webs er. both of Il 5wns-
Evening journal., 1891-03-05

LONDON, March 5-There is semi-official
authority for the statement that Lord
Salisbury proposes to expel Bonlanper
from the British territory. The govern.
ment is deeply Initiated by Boulanger's
recent conduct in connection with the visit
Of the Empress Frederick to Paris. Bon.
hanger Is believed To have inspired the as.
sanlts III the Boulangist press upon the
empress and to have planned even greater
insult than was actually directed ID her.
Had the precise hour Of departure been
known the Boulangists would have nude
demonstration TINT could not have failed
to bring about a critical situation between
the two governments.
odious TO Three Countries.
Bonlanger has thus made himself odious
TO Germany and to England. where the
empress has always been popular. while
France offers him only the asylum Of
Jail England has always given a refuge
10 political exiles, and Boulanger is count.
ed as one, but It is quite another thing 10
harbor a man actually engaged in plotting
against neighboring and friendly nation
As Boulanger is not a British subject the
government has entire discretion 80 far as
ordering him out OF the country should
such a step be taken, the French conspira
tor would probably be without friend in
parliament
Evening journal., 1891-03-05

Generally from fair TO partly cloudy and
warmer followed by increasing cloudiness
and snow or rain
Evening journal., 1891-03-05
AWNINGS, AWNINGS.

In anticipation Of an advance il the price
az Awning Goods We have laid in a large
stock Of standard awni canvas, namely
Wood berry al Druidd Mills, s. 10. IL IL and
% ouner good, which we are now making up.
as We ave for this past thirty yea S, mildew
reasonable prices
Call and examine cur stock, leave your
orders aud have them ready to hook up when
required
Canvas all widths and weights, suitable to
nall on for wagon covers. Old sail canvas Tor
sale.
R. w. BRINE & SON,
SAIL AND AWNING MAKERS,
n. 2. Cor. Front and Market St.
TELEPHONE IA
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THE SIOUX OU7BRElK.
Gen, Miles Says the Indians Have Not Given
Up the Iden Of = Grand Uprising.

NaIvcn
Up the Idea Of - Grand Uprising.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE annual report OF
Major Gen. Nelson A. Miles. commanding the
department Of tho Missouri. is mainly an his
torical review OF the Sioux war OF last winter.
its causes. episodes. and results. Among the
causes that resulted in the Sioux outbreak he
mentions the gradually increasing poverty of
the Cheyennes and the Sioux. tho insufilciency
OF their rations issued by the Government, and
the failure OF the crops In 1850 and 1890. and
the inability OF tho Indians to emiRrate to
other parts 81 the country. AS to the Messiah
1.-The Indians received the words of prophecy
from the Messiah with intense enthusi assn.
thinking that after years OF distress and dis
sHd TAI they we're s about to enter into lie Of
happiness for which they believed nature had
originally intended them. The fanaticism and
superstition Of these people were taken adva1-
ers to encourage them to assume hostilities
In concluding his remarks on the1ndian out
Notwithstanding the fact that the volcano
main. Even while the hostages We're ut Fort
Sheridan they receiyed communications from
Uprising OF the indiens. and that the Utes were
ready to join the sious whenever
h sy fsadS have ssSn
going on between the different camps. incitipg
the Indians to hostilities. and even now THE
report Is dated Sept, ~ there Is q delegati9n
to Visit relatives In the Arapahoe and sho-
shone reservations In Wyoming. They have.
In fact, come across the mountains. ond are
Messiah delusion near Pyramid Lake. in Ne
Vada,"
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Tho box taken out OF the cornerstone in tho
old Brooklyn Institute building In Washington
street. which has just been torn down to mako
room for the Bridge. was taken yesterday to
the Mayors Office in that city; and % opened in
Cen John d. Woodward. and several other old
Drooklynites. The contents were examined
with much interest. and with the box will be
cornerstone In the old building. which was
then known as the Lyceum In the old building.
pam pam phiets in the box was entitled "sober
Thoughts on State Of Time" bearing an in
scriptlon q presentation by the Rev Mr..
present President Of Columbia COLLEGE.
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The New 6t. Luke's In brooklyn.

Tho new st. Lukes Episcopal Church in
Clinton avenue near Fulton street in Brooklyn.
will be opened to-day. At 7:30 A. NJ. commu-
MON will be served and the Rev. DR.. +. H.
Bradley will make an address. At 10:30 o'clock
there will be services and the doors Of tho
Littieiohn. The sermon viii viii be delivered BY
the Rev. DR.: G. I. 4uintard; In tho evening
he celebrated and the Rev. Dr. George r. Van
De Water. the former pastor will preach
Benediction will be held each evening during
the week. The choir of tho Cathedral OF the
Incarnation is to assist st. Luke's choir at all
the services under direction OF ". H. Wood
Geek.
The Beecher Memorial Church in Horkimer
street near Roeknway avenue. Of WHICH tho
Rev. b. b. Halliday Is pastor will BIO dedicated
tn.tny
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Boston. Oct. 1.-THE seven-foot boat Little
Rover. which sailed from Rockaway Beach. N.
Y. on Sept 9 for Boston. with Harry Turben-
back and Robert Van valkenburg on board.
put Into Hull. Mass. last night and will come
up to Boston to-day.
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ARNHE|M' s
Mammoth Tailoring Establishment,
BowERY AND SPRING ST.
Public Netirts.

- - = . -
ending OCT! q viii close promptly in ali casey at
SeFh, from for ss ss. 5 sss i.
Truxio and Ruatan. per steamship Prof. Morse.
t59| Sew orleans. ,or ao,,,. Puerto co,,.,
Guatemala. per steamship saltwater. from New Or.
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Gu la% S sst; rsaa 1fs
. sna Hs eyown
S1e 81
A. '1f sss . .as Est.
yia :, Thomas for Barbsdoe. ana Demerar. via Bar.
SssPs'a
steamship La Champagne via Havre: at $3.50 4. ".
many. psnmarT, sweden. Norway. and Russia. per
steamship Aller, via southampton and Bremen Diet.
% 4SR.a sna
per steamship III Callno: at 4. ~ Complementary
via vAQneenstewn Diet tor other parts Of Europe
a!sss Re sl
6edirected per furncs.ia'l att 4, 81, for neither.
lands direct, per steamship Edam. via Amsterdam
sppTs 9s di as 70
per steansh,p Bermuda IetieIs for Gresada Trini,
at il IA 4. n. for TsmpecSs chiapas. TaSasco. and
Yusstan, Per steamship iasslap Gr.!ers for Cub.
Vera Cruz must be directed per YucstanJ; a il
IN; saPpIIssm.nt.sry u 80 4; M for fortune
HsytL per steamship Andes: al $50 !, n; for 81.
.ssn.ap f%I form S? sss sf. % IAoa per
Nails for the allan 10 ands per steamship Austria
s so SGi Ss n sy W e per-
s.,P cy Of rspsi ro% san francss1 Close 10. here
s:Gc' Close here daily up 20 Ss, III At snr n
sS SC, Ss S y
Mails for Sewfoandisnd. by rail- to- maiiiss.
IA al feAmss eioss a mi once Ss
nis Once ~ daily .. Ss s for %a6a et Ssr.
2:8O 4. ", Mails Tor Mexico. overland. uniers
specially sadIeis.d 70. hsspa'ch by steamer close
.fransJ srac mails are forwarded to San Francisco
o. Ss s %
s NJ s:s.ss:a Ssa close:
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5egal 3lotiees.

NEW MISUNDERSTANDING county section.-sur
~ preme Court Second Judicial dstrct.-In the mat
ter OF the petition Of Hubert @. Thompson. Commits
OF Public Works OF the city OF New York, under
and in pursuance Of chapter $50 o. the Laws Of 1888
ana on behalf OF the Mayor Aldermen and CommonAty
N the city Of New York. for the appOnmen OF Com
mitsones OF Appraisal under chapter +vo OF the Laws
Of 1889.
To all persons interested IN this proceeding; -
Notice Is hereby given that the sixth separate report
of the above mentioned Commissioners Of Appraisal APP
pointed herein on October !, lSet which report was
Tiled August ~ 1881. III the office Of the Clerk of
Wesrhesier county AZ ;hc r"urt House in the village
OF WHIT. fans III said county wll he presented for
confirmation to the supreLl" Court ~ special term
thereof Ia he held IN the second Jdich district ut the
Court House III PuughkrspsIs. DIchess county, On
October -. 1891. at II o. o'clock IN the forenoon
Dated New YORK. September -. lsyl
WILLIAM II. CLARK.
Counsel TO the CorporAtte4.
2TJyon rev. New yeEk 90
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Rather than starve Out the Corou.r..

All the Coroners except Coroner Messemer
have effected an arrangement by which their
salaries will be paid by tho Comptroller The
salaries Were withheld because the Comp
trol!er, says that the Coroners have been I'M
lawfully taking fees for the work they do In
settlement deducts from the salaries the fees
received since Jan. l.. The Coroners agree to
make good to the city all money collected by
The salary Of Coroner MESSENGER remains un.
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Miners Have Armed Detective. Arrested.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. 1.-THE West vir-
ginia coal miners under the leadership of NJ.
+. Moran District President of District No. II.
determined last night upon II course of action
regarding the detectives on guard at the Ray
mond City Marmot Mines. brought there from
Cincinnati by the Hazcn Detective Agency.
Yesterday seventeen OF tho detectives were
arrested. charged with being members Of an
the law They were released on bail. bnt We're n,
Mt once rearrested on the charge OF carrying
concealed weapons. Ex.Goy, Wilson Is coun-
sci for the miners. and the hearing OF detec.
tives will take place Monday.