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bcrs of the board, and also at the d.
rection of the Governor.

bers of the board, and also at the d.
rection of the Governor.
The Senate has passed the bill to in
corporate the Norfolk Electric Light
and Power Company, and the ones lii
and Norfolk railroad; to change the
names of the Norfolk and Ocean View
Railroad and Hotel Company to the
Norfolk and Ocean View Company: to
incorporate the Norfolk. Willoughby
Spit and Old Point Railroad Company.
Senator Maynard has introduced q
bill TO change the name and extend the
scope of the Old Dominion Telephone
Company.
MIR Harwood introduced in the House
i bill to amend the Code in relation to
the lien of employees. etc, of transpor-
tation, mining. and manufacturing
companies. on franchises and property
Of said companies, and how the same
may be perfected and enforced.
MIR. Wood offered n bill to relieve de-
linquent taxpayers whose lands, have
been purchased by the Commonwealth
from all accumulated penalties from
1876 to 1894 inclusive, and under certain
conditions for the space of twelve
months from the passage OF this act.
| The Senate passed the bill In relation
20 police protection for baseball parks,
| tnd recommitted the inca sure providing
! .or teaching civil government i'll free
| schools
General ". II. Payne and Hon. Eppa
Iunton, Jr., We're on the floor OF the
| House to-day.
Mr. Deane. the faith cure doctor from
Aahsas, mas consented to remain here
or week longer. Hundreds of people
ylslt MIN daily, among them some very
"orthy pie Quite n number Of al
eyed cures are reported. \ lady
!amed Mr&. Rates called on him ye:tcr-
lay; She was rheumatic and had 10
oe h1ted from the carriage and carried
mo me room to the healer. When she
without the use of Clutches, Last
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CAROLINA
place where he was found mex. morn

place where he was found next morn
ing.
One testified that he heard Bell say
one day In an undertone. talking to-
wards Bonner. Never mind, d--n you,
III get YOU some time"
The last witness for the day, William
Wells. testified that he heard u strange
whistle the night Of the murder; that
the whistle was towards Bonnerss home.
about the time others said he started
homo, and soon after the whistles he
heard two pistol shots. lie said he
lived over 3rantley's rooms, ana be-
fore the whlstlirg he passed Brart :
ley's door, but did not see or hear him.
and after the shooting he heard Rrant-
ley talking to his wife below The de-
PENDANTS are all young men-mere boys,
only one being married. 1t is now
thought the Cradle3 testimony will
come next
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;T'51E WISI YYILL, RIOT
BE OTHER ~ TSE !!

II isa peremptory sale, tMs-t was question Of how
cheap the stuff had to tie marked in order TO make them take
It out quckly-hey are taking quicker than we thought
some OF the loss was needless but once marked down here
St Is m meyer W4W avn or ayneed Those we think wise
Ladies Waists Of French Saline some solid colors some
figured pretty large sleeves These formerly $780, 81 so and
formerly, $40 SIS and SEQ Reduced to ST. 81 and So
Ladies' Waists of pink. blue and striped chambrav; also
OF Inquired PercaIe, formerly Sis each Reduced to 25c
Boys Waists OF fine al wool tWled flannel The most
6esrao Styles and colors TO close odd lot formerly soo
slightly soiled from display in the wniow-perect though
both red ana white Price Soc, &c. 81 90 and 81 Isl Re-
duced to 25c, 39c., soc. and SOO
WATT, EETTEYE ga CLAY.
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BONNER MURDER TRIAL
The Third Day Of the Trial Brings Out the
Testimony Of Leading Witnesses.
DR. TAYLOR'S IMPORTANT TESTIMONY
Su,s That of the Three Wounds, the
Gnc In the slide WINS the FntnI
onc-iiis Testimony Corroborated
BY Coroner Iosi.uh Tnylor-shocs
Worn by Cradle Identified.

Washington, n. c., Jan. 15.-(SpeclaD
The court room was crowded yester-
day morning at the opening OF the
court. II was thought that Cradle the
defendant who confessed. would be put
on the stand but the States counsel
surprised the court and spectators by
taking up another lire of the evidence
Defendants ur!ah Bell. Sherrell Bell
and w. II. Rrantley, were brought in
promptly 3rantley's wife, father and
his counsel. At the othsr table sat
counsel for the State, and with them
the aged father of the murdered man,
and also the brother and son of Mr.
j. b. Bonner.
Counsel for the der:nse asked that
States witnesses be kept separated. but
the court ruled otherwise, and wit
ncsses were given two seats next to
the bar.
The following witnesses were exam
G. Bryan, DR. David Il. Taylor. DR..
Joshua Taylor, II. y. Bonner, W. II.
Hndrell, j. Il. Whitchurst, j. G. Me-
Cadcty, Alex. IIudrell. j. w Chaplin,
Warwick Moore, colored; John Hardy,
coicred: Abe Moore, colorcd: John
cd: J. IL. Jarvis, w. w. Hooker, George
Williams, Charles Daughty and Will
liam Wells.
Dr. Da{id b. Taylor's testimony was
Important He assisted in the post NOR
tom examination; found three wounds
in the body OF Bonner; one n pistol
shot wound over the left eye: n cut In
the upper lip, seemingly the result OF !,
blow. and IL pistol shot wound in the
left side. Dr. Taylor testified that
neither of the face wounds would have
produced acnth. but the wound In the
side was the fatal one. The ball in the
forehead did not penetrate the BRAIN
because the pistol was too near the
mans head to acquire momentum to
enter the brain. The decoration and
powder burn of the wound proved that
the pistol was very close to the head
when fired, perhaps resting against It,.
The ball that entered the side was also
from Il pistol very close, as there was
the same scOrch and powder burn, The
ball In the side cut the ninth rib, pierc-
cd the lower lobe OF the lungs and pro-
duced almost instant death.
The witness here showed the balls he
took from the wounds, and explained
about their weight. One from the fore
head weighed 81 grains, the one from
the side weighed SiIa G,ains. He said
theyawcre from Il a2-calihrc pistol. as Il
ball from an unused shell. weighed at
the same time. weighed Sc grains. and
the discrepancy between the weight of
an unused ball and those taken from
the body was accounted for by tho fric-
ton in shooting. contact with the
bone and wearing Off of their surface.
when 1t was ilattcncd against the bone
The testimony Of the Coroner. DR..
Joshua Taylor, corroboratcd DR.. ID. Is.
Taylors.
Various witnesses testified about the
same thing as TO the finding of the
body the next morning after he MUIR
der. II was found just over the fence
in n field opposite l5onner's house.
Tracks led from the body across the
field through some high weeds. and
mi u
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BY W. NJ. Hannah. Auctioncer.

BY NfRTUREOF 4 DEED OF TRUST
- made 10 me by John T. James, ct ux,
hearing date on the second day Of April
in the year eighteen hundred ana ninety
four, and recorded in Deed Book 49,
page IS, OF the Norfolk County Clerks
office. and at tho. request of the creditor
ton, AT the Norfolk Real Estate EX-
change, No. ll5 Main street. Norfolk, Nir-
ginia. on SATURDAY. the eighteenth
day Of January, eighteen hundred and
nmcty-siN. at IL m. the following proper
ty. to-wit
All tina; certain lot OF land with tho i'm
provam:nts thereon, situated near Cam
posiella in Norfolk county, Virginia. de-
scrihcd as follows: beginning at the in
terscction of the south line OF Vine street
with the west line Of Ivy street: thence
southcrly along Ivy street ninety 900 feet;
thence westerly parallel with Vine street
forty-five (i5) feet: thence northcrly par
ahcl with ivy street ninety 600 feet to
said Vine street; thence cnstcrly
along Vine street forty-fvc. 40
feet to the poiEt OF beginning: being loi
No. one hundred and one GOD on the
record plat OF +. Richardson's Campostcl-
iH
TERMS Cash.
F. A. PORTER.
Trustee.
". NJ. HANNAH.
ia7-tds Auctioncer.
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TERMS CASH.
BY w. NJ. Hannah. Auctioneer.


PT VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST
- made to me by j. ], nattcn ct n.y.,
bearing date on the twelfth day of April
in the year eighteen hundred and ninety,
four and rccordcd in Deed Rock Il2b. page
go of the Clerks Office OF the CORPORA
ton Court OF the City OF Norfoik, and at
the request of the creditors therein So
cured. shall sell at public auction at
the Norfolk Real Estate Exchange, No
10 Main street. Norfolk, Va, on
SATURDAY. the 18th day of January,
1856 at ]: M, the following property, to-
wit:
All that certain lot of land with the
buildings and improvements thereon, sit
uated IN Atlantic City Ward, of the City
OF Norfolk. Virginia. being known as lot
number ten tU0 of plat of said ward. in
square. No q fronting on the north
side of avenue a." twenty-five t25) feet
ana extending back between parallel
lines one hundred and twenty feet to a
lane.
TERMS:-Cash.
+. 4. PORTER,
Trustee.
W. NJ. HANNAH,
1l7-tdS AuctiOueer.
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HEREFORD. NC.

HEREFORD, ~ c., Jan. l5.-(Special)-
Miss Inez White of Elizabeth City is'
visiting Mrs. Robert White. on Green
street.
Mrs. w. Myers is very i'll.
Mr. lin Nohlin has returned from
Hartford county.
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,2ALsO THAT PIECE OF LAND de-
sisnated ms Block 'B" on the same plat
anu more particularly described us fol-
lows: commencing at point at the
nnorteeast intersection of Stewart ana
along Stewart street II distance of dih
feet, more or less, to the strip of land re-
served for the Belt Line Railroad; thence
southern line of the reservation for said
r,niirond 2l2 feet. Jnorc or less. 10 D. Il.
trosta property: thence in Al southeast
erly direction along ID. Il. Frost's line
I'D feet, more or less, to Decatur street;
thence along the western side of Decatur
street. 30 feet TO Ohio street, and thence
feet TO the point of beginning.
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3-ALSo. THAT OTHER PIECE OF
LAND designated as Block &C. on the
same plat. more particularly described
as follows: Commencing Ut Il point nj
Decatur streets: thence extending north
erly along Decatur street about 800 feet
Or less, TO ID. Il. Frosts property; thence
the line of ID. +. Frosts property $50 feet.
more or less, TO Ohio street, and thence
westerly along Ohio street 237 feet, more
or less, 10 the point OF beginning, all OF
the above described property being a por-
ton of the Same property conveyed to
$. Butt and uX. dated March 1st. 1883
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Mr.. ]. H.. Lame. of New York. who
represents wealthy theatrical syndi-
cate. Is here, looking over the field with
view to building an elegant playhouse
in Richmond and companion one in
Norfolk. The syndicate now has thea
tres in New York. Philadelphia. Wash
ington ana other cities. If two are es-
tablishod in Virginia II is the purpose of
the syndicate to place Mr.. Thomas G..
Ilcath in charge of both OF them.
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RY, VIRTUE OF THE FOLLOWING
- deeds of trust to us, us trustees, we
S s proceed to sell at public auction, in
front OF the Norfolk county courthouse
qRo ST. N M PSSlr,tsmSouth, Va. on sATUR-
wit: "
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L.W--ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE or
and pMjHG In3nro OF LAND with the buildings
South Norfolk. in the county Of Norfolk
Va, designated as Block ~ on the plat
record, more particularly described as
lollows Bounded on the north by Ohio
street, ON the east by Decatur street, on
inc south by Jefferson street, and on the
west by Stewart street
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a ssIGNEE's SALE.

"A I .
cuted by III. +. Drummond, duly of record
In the Clerks Office of Norfolk County
Court. Va, | have taken into my possess
sion, as trustee. all the stock OF goods
and fixtures situated in the store recently
occupied by said Drummopd situated OH
the northwest corner of Berkley avenue
shall proceed to sell the same at public
auction on THURSDAY, the 10th day of
january, 1876. ut 10 O'Clock a. m
TERMS CASH
GEO. G. MARTIN,
Jal2-it Trustee
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,4-FIVE LOTS, with improvements
State (also In South Norfolk, ) described
as follows: Commencing at Il point on
the west side OF Bainbridge street dis
tant 475 feet from the intersection OF
Ohio and lAninbridgc streets; thence en-
tending northerly along said street 10 feet
to the centre OF IL strip of land so feet wide
reserved by said Parke l.. PoindcXtcr In
his deed TO the Elizabeth Land and I'm
provement Company: thence in Il south
eaSterly direction along the centre Of
said strip of land about i2a feet, until i,
reaches the centre line OF Block T. run
ming north ana south: thence Southprly
along said centre ~ feet 10 the north
western corner OF said Lot IL in said block
., ana thence mbrthraSterly along the
southern line Of said reservation 10 feet
more or less, to the point OF beginning
One of said lots is on the west side OF
BHinhrldgr street, another lot is on the
east side of Perry street. another is on
the west side of Perry street, another is
ON the east side Of Porter street, and the
other is ON the west side of Porter
street Said strip Of land Is u
norton OF the same reserved by
said parkc l.. Poindrxtcr, as aforc-
said. in his decd to the Elisabeth
Land and Improvement Company Ref
nrcnce is made 10 the plot OF the said
Elizabeth Land and Improvement Com
pany for II further description of said
property. Deed of trust made by pnrkc
J.. Poindc%tcr. dated the 2tth day of De
ccmbar. 1891, and recorded in Deed Book
80, page a6G, Clerks Office of Norfolk
County Court Va.
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Deane is staying.
Or. John Henry. the celebrated hyp-
mist, is having such remarkable sue
cess in Richmond he talks of loca ting
here. Hc has classes ut the colleges
and / can state that he will instruct a
class of more than Il score of the mem
hers OF the Legislature. These gentle
men, perhaps. desire to acquire the
power TO influence votes. which DIR.
Henry in his lecture last night said the
true hypnGtiSt could possess. The
Doctor made 4 great Impression on the
Senators and Delegates last night. The
most of them doubted until he stuck
O needle through mans hand. his un-
der lip, and cye-lid, without occasioning
pain.
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B VIRTUE OF ~ DEED OF TRUST
~ from Morris Fass 10 me. MS trustee
dated the 9th day of December. iS!l5. and
duly of record, will sell at public auc-
street, in the city OF Norfolk, Va, at II
O'Clock M, on THURSDAY. the 18th tIay
OF January, 1896. the following property,
All OF the stock of goods, wares and
merchandise conveyed to me by said deed
room No. 1876 Church street, in said CITY.
CONSISTING principally. Of Furniture, Car
pets. Toys; Stoves. Pictures, OH Cloths.
the fixtures and such other of the goods
and chattels which were conveyed 10 mo
by said deed, including one horse and
wagon, together with tie unexpired term
of lease of said premises
TERNS-CASH
A. b. SELDNER, Trustee
An Inventory OF said goods can he scan
by calling at the office OF the trustee
No. IS Main street. Norfolk, Va. ja9-tf
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night there We're over Il score of vehi-
Giles about SIR Walkers residence, where
Deane is staying.
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a PATRON.
Among our Cotton Men.

Fine rains throughout cotton belt.
Future contract market In Liverpool
advanced II 10 point, closing steady.
Bar silver In London, 3lh, advanced
1-16.
Consols, 1905, declined 4.
New York contract market very &C.
tive yesterday. Values advanced sharp
~. market closing very steady. This
crop Is to 10 points advance. while the
new crop advanced from 9 to 9 points.
Sales reached 2l2,900 bales. June. s.l7
to Sis; August, S.l2 to STA; October,
7.44 to 7.45.
New Orleans market closed steady. 9
to 10 points advance; sales, 40. 100 bales
New Orleans. Memphis. Norfolk and
New York market advanced 1-1G; Angus
ia advanced Is.
United States port receipts yesterday
were 7.426 bales, against $3.50 bales las
year and $500 bales in 1894
New Orleans receipts to-day are es.
timated at from $500 to 1000 bales
against 4.06l bales last year and .33C
bales in 1894.
Norfolk received llG bales cotton YES.
terday, against 1888 bales last year.
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FIFTH WARD.
Deaths and Funerals.

Her many friends IN this section will
be panied to learn of the death late
Saturday night. a; her home. in South
Norfolk, of Mrs. Mary Carter Mottu,
wife Of Mr. J. P. Andre Mot;u. The
funeral was held from the family resi-
dence yesterday afternoon at o'clock,
the services being conducted by Rev.
.. 5. Barten, d. D., of Christ p. r.
Church.
Mrs. Isabella Hofiiin, widow of the
late Samuel Hotilin, died q, her home.
No. 29I East Main, street. yesterday
afternoon after a long Illness from
Bright's disease. The funeral will take
place tomorrow at IL a. M
The funeral OF Mrs. John Moser. who
died al the residence OF her son, Mr..
Gsorge 9. Moser, at the corner of Four
ieenth street and DaBree avenue. last
Friday, took place from the residence
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock The
services were conducted by Rev. ]. T.
atoutten. pastor OF LeKies Memorial
NJ. E. Church, and the interment was
in Elmwood
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A Delightful ENTERTAINMENTS.
Norfolk. Va NAV A IL

Norfolk. Va, May 4, 1896.
Editor of The Virglnian:
Those who by invitation of Mrs West
assembled In the parlors of Leacbe
W3ou Seminary last Friday evening.
n,essu an entertainment both unique
posed of her advanced pupils I'm litero-
ture' music and clocution together with
.ne parents of these young ladies'. and
some OF the friends and patrons OF the
school. VI 'he
AS mas been already noticed by the
Papers' the occasion of this gathering
Oh cultivated people was the recital or
Shakespeare's "Midsummer's Niaht
Dream by Mrs. Hannibal Williams. of
new York, wife of the famous elocu
ZIONIST who is well-known to the Norfolk
public. This lady combines q mos;
charminS personality with a versatility
OF genius, which makes her the peer OF
ne ,,, Eltted husband, and those present
VII. not soon forget either her grace
anu beauty. or her marvellous imper-
sonatiohs of Shakespeare's creations.
me woes of the wandering losers.
the sublime asininlty of Bottom and the
merry FRANKS of Robin Goodrellow. all
become living pictures under her touch,
and we could not decide in which stvle
she was most perfect. A charming fea-
ture of the entertainment was the rem
dit!on of Mendelssohn's descriptive
music OF midsummer Nights Dream"
by Mrs. Staten and Miss Baldwin. with
piano and violin. The whole delightful
AFFAIR was provided by Miss West as an
incentive and inspiration 10 her young
charges, and such an exhibition OF en-
terprise and generosity cannot be other
wise than source Of qualification to all
interested in the school. and in the Gull
tiVation of n general taste for what is
heard in literature
PATRON
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The Commissioners agree.

THE new commissioners appointed
by Judge Hanckel TO condemn the prop
erty necessary for the extension of Holt
street met tho property holders, City
Engineer Brooke and City Attorney
Shelton yesterday at noon, and after
a conference with them appraised the
property as follows: Mrs. Diggs Gum
berland street,. $3.50; Thomas Botti-
more heirs. SlO,5e0; Mrs. Columbia
Rhea. $4,000. and Oberndorfer, 5000,
Church steet) Total. s23.95O The
amount to be paid for Il small portion
of st. Paurs Church yard and prop
erty owned by Mrs. S. Selig, required
for use in opening the street. has been
settled out of court.
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Adspairing man, who had applied to US,
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called "COMPLETE MANHOOD" Refer to
this paper, and the company promises to send
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marks, and entirely free, until II is we'll intro
duced.
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u
O'connor. John Gillian, white. drunk;
william Davis. colored. nuisance:
tlnued. ~
William Brown. colored. vagrant;
sent to jail.
w. H. Bullock. colorsd, lighting; dis
H. H. Lash, white. lighting: fined $3.50
and costs.
George Merton. colored. stealing; con-
tinued to 9Th. ~ =
Il. Tbrowen, colored. suspicious char
acter; dismissed.
Lucy Price and Julia Mason, color
ed, assault; dismissed with costs.
isaac Griffin, colored. suspected Of
stealing watch; dimissed.
J. II. Holland. colored. breach of the
peace; dismissed.
Oscar Bush. colored, assault; ten days
for examination.
David Mulett. Joe Carey, Thomas
Harrison, Walter Trant, Gus Washing
ton. colored. drunk; fined 81 and costs.
John Diamond, colored, assault; dis
missed.
Annie Parrish. white, assault: con-
tinued to 5th.
j. jackson, white, writ of lunacy.
MARY e. Smith. colored, breach of
the peace; fined 81 and costs.
Bulsh Foreman, colored, breach of
the peace; fined 81 and costs.
Julia Ward, colored, disorderly house;
dismissed.
David Boyce and James Adams. tres
pass; fined 81 and costs.
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Deer Park, On the Crest OF tho ALE.
ChanIes..

To those contemplating a trip to the
mountains in search OF health or plea
sure, Deer Park, on the crest of the
Allegheny Mountains, 5000 feet above
sea level, offers such varied attractions
as delightful atmosphere during both
day and night, pure water, smooth wind
Ing roads through he mountains and
valleys, and the most picturesque scene
ry in the Allegheny range. The hotel is
equipped with all adjurcts conducive to
the entertainment, pleasure and comfort
of its guests.
There are also a number of furnished
cottages with facilities for. housekeeping.
The houses and grounds are supplied
with absolutely pure water, piped from
the celebrated Boiling Spring." and are
lighted with electricity. Deer Park is on
the main line of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, ard has the advantages of it's
splendid Vestibuled Limited Express
trains between the East and West. Sea
son excursion tickets, good for return
passage until October 31st, Will be placed
on sale at greatly reduced rates at all
principal ticket Offices throughout the
country
The season at Deer Park commences
June %, 1886
For full information as TO rates. rooms.
etc, address d. c. Jones, Camden Sta
ton, Baltimore, Md
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DIED

HOFFLlN-ln this city ut her resi-
dence, No. 297 East Main street. Monday.
May 18th. 1896, at 1880 o'clock, Mrs. lSA-
BELI.A HOFFLIN, widow OF Samuel
Hofiiin.
The funeral will take place from above
residence WEDNESDAY. May 9Th at IL
O'Clock "a. m Friends OF the family are
invited to attend. Kindly omit flowers.
MOTTU-At the residence of her hus-
band. South Norfolk. Saturday night
May 2d, MARY CARTER PONDER
TER. wife J. +. Andre Mottu.
The funeral took place from the above
residence MONDAY AFTERNOON at .
O'Clock.