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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03


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for,nne Island Iamaica savsn.lla ara Gr.ytowu. per
A,ho. letter. 2, co'. Rcs nue. NJ : are
pi.-r. Miauelon per ,t.sner from North SYDNEY
Mail, to- Newfoundland by ran Halifax. and thence
nv s..amer clo-. a. hi. orcs daily A. $50 p a
Mails Tor Miqu.or h' RAJ! - nos'S ana ,nsnss ~ ..
for Mexico CITY overland unless specially addres'ee
Tor dispatch by close thi. ohce daily ..
raAXspAcrFIc NAILS
China ard Japan specially adtre.sed eniy) -
daily up e July =. a. - p m Nails for Australia
except for VEST Australia which ar. Forwarded
here daily up July - at an. II a. m and
$50 p N; 'Gr On arrival 4. New.Iork Of 80 Cam.
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July 10 $50 m Mos cos s"s s and as .iSau Up
July III az $50 Malls fo- Aus,rs AL, except
per wsrrrnoo from Vancouver. close here daily
AFTER July and up 70 July 81 az $50 m Mails
san Francisco, close here daily up to july o AZ
$50 p. ...
and tn schedule ~ closing arranged the pfssump
zion uninterrupted overland transit 'Rsrs-
tered ma" 'o'.c cs +: R ;.:'SSso T Tiy rom.
ros,oHc. Ncw-york ~ T.. July ]. is9s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03


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r,1 .,r-ic.. .. h.r ,,t. residence 80 west As's
81, or SUNDAY afternoon r rior-
Inferr,erf Greenwood y "a
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Boston pspers rl.s'- cor'
MATTHEW on Jul, 'sas in ~. s''h year - his as~
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Service. g. mis- a.. res tsrc. Ne 81, p"rsens"s Js-
40, it1 VI n1a s,.rins. Iuly a. oclocs ,.
Funeral grtas 1ussGst morning july , ar " 49,
QJlNLAN- >aturda'. luz : isos M.r, s,vAc.,33
sdes, daughter ~ ne ls's Professor James ana
Funeral .r,ces 81 her late residence. Nc SOS summer
ave-, Newark y. :. N TUESDAY morning me 'tn INV
a. "a ," clock
Ja. Z Julia R.t.ces R.vnoh. a.nrhvr % the isss
Wulian r and Mari Ann Reynolds. -
ru1sral services her az residenc. Nc - rrv
STANFORD. conn On TGsscsT Juli g. a. l" c''VA = ~
lntsimsni sian%ich. TOM.
TAYLDR-On Thursday. June 30. 1895. ~ pnsumoais
Franklin r Ia, iOr. IN the it;h year OK as sSa a.,
Fynsrs services VIII o. held a. As are resaencS -
K.ni:- OMIT -5aefr
Boston Pt,sneld Mass papers please eory
Nelson Robert Tucker. youngest sen of the ae . u
Tucker his sDth year. A..
Tucke- No eo7 wcri~or,h-sve. on Monday evsninG
csrras will be IN rafting nee, train leaving Graz
sentra station at SIS Q. m.
"E .s vs 3 sA wa6 Tsy o. john imNf wright A
Notice II funeral hereafter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
TIE mGRATIOy or ROBINS.

For years nati.ralls's Ike Audubon and
W. -on studied and vrote ~ This bird before IL Was
kr.Vn thar there were robin roosts. as well ~
pigeon rooefs. only within he last few years was
Inc fact brought cut that d bird moro .amIary
known thf Il the passenger pigeon followed TINS
mode OF spending ne night. although II adopted
spring instead q fall for massing by hundreds IN
li.-f sheltered wood for nights protection from
cold or because n IS the period before pairing
time or for some other reason at present beyond
mans ken. With what stealth must this we'll
known and much observed bird have found rs wa
ian sI n numbers 90 the same pa OF timber night
af,.~ uieht In the early months OF the year. ac-
cordng 20 locality. coming from all directions 80
swiftly that d secreted observer could not count
keeping up chatter that could be heard FOR long
until the last bird. me hat h9iated pei
hans found shelter in the darkening grove when
an became silent thousands Of wings were
folded to rest
Another peculiar trait Of the robin unnoted ex-
repf hy keen observer or bird WAYS as Mall
rice ThomDs IN. is that with ali ITS friendly and
ronddirg relations with the human famlly curing
tho time Of nesting and rearing lts young N me
IAN ~ tho year II becomes wild bird. betdkng
it-ef largely 10 the woods and even the secluded
pa rs OF the mountains this season showing
iitfle disposition be on familiar terms WIN ma
giving A note Of alarm and flying high ana swiftly
when surprised a. his approach At tnls tinie M
rang. over extensive tracts of country. out nearly
a lways evince tendency 10 sec lusion Inc writer
has seen them in small focks flying over VIDE
valley al such an elevation that only by the WELL
known sharp squeak. rather than ny the eye coulh
he surely determine that they were robins
Even In ita migratory habits this blrd Is some
vha peculinr They n - move SOUTHWARK IN
The r,il with more hardness than most other birds.
allowing Increased severiiies or me colo season
10 push them on the winters edge. or are these
la re- gcers the birds Injured TO cold by residence n
the States further north. which. coming south
ward take the place OF others that have gone
always a dlfflcult one. almost precludes argument
on this point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
( CITY WITHOUT NEWSPAPERS
NONE PUBLISHED ~ CHICAGO on ACCOUNT
OF TIE sTEREOTYPERs. STRIKE

NONE PUBLISHED ~ CHICAGO OF ACCOUNT
OF THE sTEREOTYPERs STRIKE
Chicago. July None II the newspapers
printed tn English were published here
to-day. owing 20 strike among the
stereoty7e-s Tho stereotype-s demanded
reduction IN the hours q labor and an increase
I'm wages This WAS refused. and result A.
: o'clock last evening the stereotypers refused
% 70 20 work. The following newspapers have
entirely suspended publication pending settle
mont ~ ne issue. The Times Herald The
Record" The Tribune The Chronicle" The
Inter ocean" The Evening News The Even
Ing Journal and The Dispatch
meeting y the publishers vas held ~ II
o'clock this morning o. arrange a plan - cam
raign and 20 pro,.d for The resumption ~ pub
ieatIon A. tho earliest possible time. II was
announced hat no paper could BE- published TO
morrow morning The publishers arc acting TO-
cether and will continue 10 DO 50 Already
they have received large number ~ applica-
lions from stereotypers In other cities and II
n tho general belief that tho suspension will
no, h- long An immediate influx ~ stereo-
fvro-s from other citfee - expected. and has In
some measure begun.
The intense interest I'm the battle a. Santiago
renders the situation a peculiar one. and this
tact was undoubtedly seized upon ny the stereo
tvpers There ls much public feeling aroused
against them because - this phase ~ the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03

vet taken place. Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt. In
vishlv improved health. occasionally seen
driving A. -. Ciermain With Mrs. Vanderbilt.
Mr ard Mrs Heller Bsnop and Miss Bishop
have departed Cor Roya' Mr. Ekerton Win
thron has gone to London and will sail for
Sew-York IN few Has Among passengers
who sailed on La Bretagne are Mrs. Cruger.
Ms. Charles Derby FoOte Miss Foots. Mr. and
Mrs -. 4 Howard and Mr. Harrsduke Rich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
DIRECTORY OF TOLUXTEERS.
NETWORK TROOPS.

NETWORK TROOPS.
FRS hESN7 10. E e. ana AZ F.r RI H.% %.es
\ !, %, . snd X. 'iov.rnors Island y I.
I THn 5H a sas sT n RI. fafla
Trorrss ~hicsaaauSn Ga 3,
-wrNTY-sEc'oNr kEclMENr-cos A. O. II and x
" 70 9 sna % ns,,.iioa fornn-riy isth Rsx-
roRTY-s EvEyTH RE5IMENT-cos. A and Z. Du'Sn
;s.sna r. / COS Z. C. 2 =. C. u l. r. : and A.
tlxTY-FirTH RFGiMENT-cAmp Aiser. Falls Church.
s.XTT-xlNrH HGGIMENr-T.mr. Fla
FL rfT frdMFNr E T5HHTEEs
4 4P8SSs eng $ $: Es: ess:s "a "a
sEcoSD sfGX1L ConPs-camp Alser. rar Church
Letters for nneunb-rs OF the Naval Reserve should
I :. s. YAXNEE-san,aso. cuba ,.,,.
l s S JASON Fisher. I,'sna. SUFFOLK County. y T
NEw-5ERsEY TROOPS.
lEcox4 f@GnEX7 ia" iSSes ,';Si ia
For, pencao1 j co. Z. r. ara L. PomD'on
Reserve shouh be addressed
I. : s. BADGER. R-y West. f1s.
L : ) RESOLtTE. Santiago. Cuba
CONNECTICUT TROOPS.
YIrsT nEcIMENr-cos. A. D. 6 and X For, Knon
Fort tonsti,a,on. Port-inouth y. II. f and 1.
PLUM ISLAND. y. Y Cos aud x. Fort Preos Port
l4ao. Ne
1HinD REGrMETT-N sntic conn
LIGHT BATTERY A-Sianiic. conn.
HEAVY BATTERY C-~Nisnilc. Conn.
NAVAL RESERVE Boston. Mass
HEAVY BATTERY B-Fort Grewolc. Groton. Conn.
Fort sIocum is Dayids Island. Long Island
s1lnd
Fort Schuyler Is Throg's Neck. Borough Of
The bronx.
Wlle,s Poin. is on Long Island. Borough OF
Governors Island is In New-York Harbor The
fort IS known az Fort Columbus.
- For. Hamilton Is on Long Island. Borough OF
Brooklyn.
For, Wads~orth IS on Staten Island. Borough OF
Richmond.
Fort Hancock Is On Sandy Hook n J.
Letters for soldiers la the hcid should be ad-
dressed plainly Name. rank, company and rcEi-
Ment should be stated. The name OF the State
from which thc organization comes should always
be GIVEN because there may he regiments IN the
same camp from various States having the same
number
Proper form O: address.
JOHN DOE.
Prlycts Company "
Sh Regiment. y. Y. Vols.
Thomas
Chickamauga Park. Ga.
Letters for soldiers and sailors II Cuba should oe
addressed to Santiago Cuba. va Key West. Fla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
LIE u MANY CELEBRATION

TIE Tammarv sachers have completed orange
man, ,or re celebration ~ he Fourth in the
Wtcvau IN East rour-een-h-7t.. ard here VII 10
an enormous crowd % braves a. he celeora'lon'
which ,.gtns a. % = n tomorrow Baynes o'tn
Peslmen. Band viii fu~nis1 10 music. md ~
Tammany Gee Club WILL sing columbia ara
The star SralglAd Banner Grand Saonem
-r1,rnss I Feirner vii make a r address Of Ne
come The reading - The Declaration OF lrde-
osr4erce vii follow The long ak vii ne deIv-
-rod ny senator Johr " Danle. - virginia ! -
~ Nebraska Charles 4 tuiherson. Of Texas d.
Marion 10 Nres ~ taforr.a. James = Kichard-
chuse,'s s,arrarne wilson % south Carolina n
2 Fer-1ssor y Arizona lanes LLOYD 81 Nj
..-. NIrhoie- Y cox - Tennessee. Alexander
r.5or ~ fonncc, 'l,. Aio'ph Never. n L2usiAnai
Wiam y King ~ Itsh James Mcclure, ~
-,,, ION g~ossuen and PER-" Belmont,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
ORfTF 4RY
,fps rOrTSE II RENENrrT

Ms Louise Harding Benedict. VIE - EiNir 7.
Pere.ict and daughter ~ ths late Theodore l..
Harding ~ .,e--York died on FRIDAY night a. her
-or-e No n North FuUcrton-ave.. Montclair. !.
,~er lingering illness from PARALYSIS Mr..
EerAd!cf va q memh'r ~ he Fire Bsoti't
hurcn and WAS deeply interested IN chdritsoIs or
20
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-elpr-Nr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram continuous white line snows the
changes in pressure as Indicated The Tr.nunss ss-
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tempera
turs q recorded Perry's Pharmacy.
Tribune once. July g. / a. NTH. weather yesterday
was fair ard The temperature ranged ostvsen ~
the os4% degrees) being N de-
Friday and 1917 degrees higher tnan
corresponding day Of last year.
The weather and this city to- day VII prooeby
be air
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
CAPTAIN = + SHOEMAkE Err

London July captain + l. Shoemaker. of the
an United States cavalry. ted Yesterday AZ
Brighton Lieutenant Colonel Alfred l.. Bates ~"
T-rifod states Military Atfachs here IS making the
ar-arge rnenfs for the funeral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
Reliaious s otlres.

CHURCH or THE HOLY TRINITY Citation ana No.
tasus str. Brooklyn. g. HCOSNELAA ksctof-sees
vces and sermon 81 IL md &C.
CHRIST CHURCH Boulevard. iis-st.. Rev. d.
7 81 SFiIPMAN Rsetw.-Mornns service O. II ee,oe8
Evening prayer at p N.
FIVE POINTS house OF INDUSTRY. Ma. i1 WORTH
st wM r BARNARD. Superintendent. Service OF Gong
or sunday a. 50 singing by choir ct chidren
Of ne institution. Public invited Donations Of clothing
shoes solicited.
HUGH PE.NTEcOsT. New Century Hall, No Ne oth-
ave. above <2d st.-sunday. II = m. The Heavenly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
DIED

sreer's Ne- Isr..y oin.s ,ls uns,r.il@s n IL
~cr's sold 2, Es.r drurry. 29d-.' a'i eh-sv'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
FORECAST ~ DETAIL FOR TO-DAY

Tor Mains HAv -iIanpshre ard Vermont fa- EXCEPT
shower. in northern portions. warner. soninV'''ry
winds 49,
For MASSACHUSETTS, RHODE Island ARD connecticut tsir
vsa,her. warner. .outhve-t~rly winds
For Eastern N.vYork. fair. except showers IN norm
49,. ,o,,to,. warner in southern portion scuthw-sferiy
winds .
FIR Eastern Pennsylvania and New-Jesey' 'a' "sH'"
=, high temperature. southeast 70 south winds
- r.s.-,., q, columbia Delaware and Maryla fair
.o,,.r continued nigh temperature. lish, scuherly
winds -
For virginia IVES, virginia ard North Carolina 'air;
continued nigh tsmperature, southern wines' .-.r-.
t.,r south Carolina fair weather. high temp"ra'ur~
souheTy winds. , ,,.... p.--.-,-.r.,
~ - southern portions. possibly showers in n-rhern
nor.fons cooler northern portion fresh southwest ~
west winds. -, 49,
FOR Onto fair southern portions showers and thun-
s.rsorms in portions cooler. fresh southwest
~ northwest winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
The Original No. @ Cologne

The Original No. Coiosne
rad. ~
CASwF,Lr.. MASSEY r CO.
who a.h.-. -. old >-irirsl lape and style
hs and refreshing cologne rater ns1e
r,,c.,,r = vsy 5fh Av. 2:ih :. SIS Jh Ave. cor
ST,- ;, SIS 4 55- Columbus A9s ara Newpor'
In tho c>iha- rr. no''i. ~ Dr. slETENIs
ANrJ1STr-r. pITTTPS VII n readers - keep yonr
disss's organs n rrter
Congress spring Water ..
Fam
-.s---.1 - al 10. Former sr'e-Erh az sX-"'@rr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03

The bronz. Dust is the work OF Richard r George
sor ~ Mr. George
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03

Letters for soldiers and sailor. II Cuba should oe
addressed to Santiago. Cuba. va Key West Fla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03

and Duchess OF sparta Law llcncst|r dhnc~
a, Holland House was one - ~" most con
spicuous Incidents Of the week. Thu Prince ~
Wales the Duchess - Ruccleuch Lady Lans-
doune IN. Duchess e Westr7 nsfp- and p com
panv II three hundred vere present II MAS
mainly a young peoples dance Mss White
daughter Of Mrs Henry Whit" came ou' ~ MS
rs--v Lady Twee1mouth's dance at Brook
House vas also 4 brilliant a~sir. rs was Mrs
Clnnenleirn's ball last nigh. The duchess ~
Wes,r1inster has given A large party and Mss
Van Wart ball conspicuous for ingenious dee
o-ations This afternoon there is 4 large gar
den party a. Lambeth Palace Among coming
incidents are a concert at Lady RO;hschud r.
hall at the Duchess % Devonshires md a party
~ Lady Londondcrrys Smart London has
been patronizing the Press Bazaar Al the Hotel
Cecil. a; which over $4,000 was made for The
London Hospital 1t was a I'm" revei OF pun
ucitv FOR exclusive danes Only 'av' % the
greo, Journals took an active interest in il,
Int this IVES unmportsnt The smar; eets raj
ncd behind counters and on tho floor The
Princess Of Wales and thu Duchess ~ YORK
opened the show. and there were warns Of
r,uchesses on exhibition rho were good foils for
handsome actresses.
The Royal Academy has again shown liberal
splrit toward Americans by crownlns Mr.. En
win a Abbey with Inc Iui4 "v"''~ VI Oh
scaderician after a shorter period OF probation
,bsn has been required Of any other modern
rainter except Mr.. Watts His promotion was
fairly earned since his paintings have been the
feature Of the last three exhibitions. There VIII
he tho usual crush IN Tuesday night M the
annual soiree ~ the Academy. About thou-
sand tickets are reserved for exhibitors. and
there. Is always a demand FOR thousands Of adj
di.ional invitations.
The third Wagner Cycle has gon" m well.
Herr Dippel made excellent impression as
s,ecfr,ed Only one postponed performance.
that ~ Die G6tterdammerung. remains. Nine.
AleIba has sung in La Traviata" wish hne ef-
fec, and done much to revive the fortunes OF
Italian opera.
Nine Bernharlt has been playing steadily TO
fuu houses STR Henry Irving closed his own
s.ason AT the Lyceum last night with match
Lon. performance Of The Merchant OF Venice.
en- which an American actress. Miss Rockman.
vas an IDEAL Jessica. but NJ. Coauen VIII
L..n the theatre open a fortnight longer by
producing "Cyrano de Bergerac" with the orig
,r,i east Of Rostands play. Sir Henry Irving
hos substituted "Richard II for "Coriolanus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03

(shoiit - rAfLY hv al interested " nans" ~'
occur time . "a. -..,
r.-.,-- ,,,us ,or ne week ending Iuly . is's WI
cl,ss iprrrpriv al ,ssesi a. 'te J-ns-s ss,
,-iio-s Parcels Mails close ~. r'Ir e,'e' ''Aa
rlo sing r-'a show below
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-01-20

Havana, Jan. 19.-Germany
has ordered three warships to
Cuban waters. 1t was an
nounced today that they would
be here next week to be at hand
to protect the interests of Ger
man merchants in case of fur
ther trouble.
All is quiet here. but on Sun
day Blanco marshalled thou
sand regular troops through
the streets all dav to demon
strate to the volunteers aud au-
Economists that he was prepared
to quell any outbreak, however
formidable.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-01-20

Washington, Jan. 19.-The
clerical force at the pension bu-
reau is stirred up over a pros
pective reduction of about 100.
The reduction will be in conse-
quence of an anticipated cut in
the appropriation for clerk hire
and d statement made by Com
missioner Evans when before
the appropriations committee
to the effect that if he were
permitted to make the selection
a reduction of 100 clerks could
be made without interfering
with the efficiency of the office.
IL is notorious that the pension
bureau carries a large number
of inefficient people, many {
them being superannuated and
not a few physically crippled to
a degree that renders them un-
able to perform continuous la.
Dor. The reduction will result
in a saving of 100000 in the
annual expenses of conducting
the office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-01-20

Wasl lngton, Jan. 19.-United
States Marshal Bennett is here
from the Indian Territory for
instructions regarding the in
vestigation of the burning Of
the two Seminole boys. The
administration will punish the
leaders of the mob. 1t is now
thought that the Indians burned
were innocent.
Il am very confident that the
wrong men were put to death
and that | have the real muir
derer of the white woman now
under arrest at Muskogee," +"
said Marshal Bennett. "The
husband Of the murdered wom-
an pleaded with the mob not to
iniure the Indians, but TO leave
them TO the courts. They re-
fused TO listen. Their blood
was up, and there is no creature
so savage as a white mau when
he is inhamed with whisky and
excited by a desire for VEN
geance. Many of those who com
posed the mob are known and
can be identified, and it will go
hard with them. The lowest
penalty is twenty-one years. im-
prisonment."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-01-20

Agent Mason informs US that
a special rate will be given to
Gainesville on the evening of
the 29th inst, provided fifteen
or more tickets are sold. The
fare will be $1.20 for the round
trip, good to return on morning
of Both inst.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-01-20

Nevada, Mo-, Jan. 19.-New
Missouri, Kansas aud Texas
prison car passed through Ne
vada today to the Indian Terri.
tory on its first trip for a pris-
oner to be transferred to the
United States penitentiary
The car doors are made of solid
iron, the windows are heavily
barred and it is the only ear OF
its kind IN the world.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-01-20

]. II. Gregg. of Dundee, Kas., says
my little daughter has been trou-
bled with Group ever since she was
three months old. / never found
anything to relieve her until tried
Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup. and that
has cured her entirely / thi k it is
the best cough syrup on the market. 5"
Frame, Green & Co., and Coleman &
LYNN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-01-20

Seventy-fve head of mules
and horses for sale on terms to
suit the purchaser. Do not
purchase until you get my terms
and prices. S. S. EvANTs,
slim Marietta, |. Il.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-01-20
For Sale.

| offer for sale my entire
transfer business, consisting of
bus, two wagonettes, closed
carriage. baggage wagon and
eight head of horses and har-
ness, controlling the entire
transfer business of Ardmore.
A bargain for some one.
15-tf T. b. CATHEY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-01-20

The Oklahoma free homes
bill will be reported favorably
from the house committee on
public lands Friday.