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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-10-31

The undersigned Association hasins detersnin-
ed to strictly euforcx the Game Laws 81 cecii
County. hereby gives noisce ii the s<nsons vines
birds and game may be killed IN the county;-
Quail. Partridge. woodroek and Rabbit. IRON
October zsto December ~
sulpe. from March 10 perenstcr Il.
Rail bird Grouse. Pheasant Reed nird. swamp
black bird Except Black Birds flying ovef 81
feeding on grain heidsl. and Marsh rIover from
September to February /.
Squirrel. from September to December Isl
csowbili Ducks. Teal and summer Ducks and
other marsh ducks. from August 70 April 10
Doves. from August rs 10 December "a.
The provisions Of the local game iaws do not
permit the shooting of cfowbiii Ouch. real and
other Summer Ducks beyond the mouth of any
creek IN Elk River or below a line drawn from
Plum Point to Locust Point on said river, before
November.
None Of the game or birds mentioned herein
IL permitted to be sold In Cecil County Except
Rail bird. Reed bird Rabbit o. Ducks.
II Il unlawful 10 take OF kill birds or game at
any time when snow Is on the ground In sum
Gent quantity that the tracks OF the same may
be seen: nor is II lawful for any person q hunt.
chase trap OF kill any Of the birds or game here
in mentioned on Election day. OF on any Sunday
No personnot a resident Of the state Of Mary
land Is permitted by law 10 hunt. chase. shoot
at. shoot. trap kiln or In any manner take or de-
stroy any Of the birds or game mentioned. unless
license is first obtained from the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court therefor. the fec for which is $50:
all licenses expiring on May In each year
The penalty for violations Of any Of the aiofe-
going provisions is a fine Of S TO SIS aud costa
10 each and every case and for each and every
offence, and on failure TO pay said hne and costs
the offender TO I've committed TO the County Jail
for 70 days.
$40 reward will be paid to any person furnish
ing this Associations with information which re-
suits In the conviction OF any vioiator Of the
aforcRoiug provisions.
Published by order Of the
CECIL COUNTY GAME PROTECTIVE
2ioct.w ASSOCIATION.
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Assessment Notice

The County Commissioners as a Hoard OF Coz.
troll and Review IN assessment OF personal prop
erty will meet at the Office in the odd Fellows
Reading Room in Elkton Md, TO hear appeals
from the Assessor returns to the said County
Commissioners as follows
First District-N November Is and IL
Second Distrlct-Novembe 10 and 20
Third District-Novembe % and "a
Poa,th District-November 80 to Dec. l
Fifth District December 3 and
Sixth District-December 7 and 0
Seventh District-December 10 and IL
Eighth D;strct-DecenibeT IA and Is
Ninth District-December IL and IL
octJi.
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Cunning is forbidden in Mary
land on Election day
-Gunners report red head ducks
plentiful on the Susquehanna flats.
Banks and public Offices will be
closed on next Tuesday, Election day,
Rabbits are in fair supply in local
markets and are reported quite plenti-
full.
The Presbyterian Church and
Mansc in Havre de Grace are to be
heated by steam.
The prevalence OF a rash among
the pupils has temporarily closed the
Monroe school near Colora.
--Rt Rev Frederick J. Kinsman was
consecrated Bishop OF Delaware in
Trinity Church, Wilmington, on We'd
nesday.
District Superintendent Rev, A. s.
Mowbrav preached in Cherry Hill M.
Z. Church and St Johns. Lewisville,
on Sunday
The recent rains broke the long
prevalent drouth, but steady ones are
needed to restore the volume OF springs
and streams.
The LINK Joining the r. & o. with
tracks OF the P.B. & w. K. X. at Oak
ington, near Havre dc Grace, was put
in service on Tuesday,
-Ducking licenses will be issued by
Clerk Of the Court Drenncn at Logan's
store. CharlcStown, this morning, and
at Boyd's store, Pcrryvilc, this alter
noon
The Delaware College Cadets
paradcd on Thursday in their new uni.
forms, headed by their band Of four
teen pieces, directed by 6, NJ Par
IRISH. 90
"A lunch and masquerade social
will be given this evening in Carty's
Hall. Chesapeake City, by Charter Oak
Council. y. OF A. The public is invited
to attend
The addition to the Elkton post.
office necessitatcd by the increased
rural Free Delivery service is now in
usc, giving long needed room and all
around convenience.
While cunning with comrades in
Elk Neck on Monday George Wilson,
son OF William 4. Wilson, got his left
foot pcppcrcd with shot from a gun
that was fired accidentally
The whole range OF Fall and
Winter Fashions for Men and BOYS is
now open for your inspection. Spec
ial bargains in Ovcrcoats. ready to
wear, JNO. FRAZER.
Notice Young Friends Associa
ton will meet in Rising sun next Sab
bath November /, at ; 90 p. m. Sub
jet To- he considered Religious
Teaching Factor in Education" Nh
are welcome.
The harness OF several teams of
guests at the Poist Kcilholtz wedding
in Hopcwcl NJ f. Church, ON Tues
day oi last week, was cut by mali
cious party, 10 clue to whose identity
has yet been found
Chickens and ducks in the Della
ware City section are reported dying
OF singular malady Shortly after
liberation in the morning fowls return
Ia yards and after walking in circles.
as II intoxicated. sink down, give few
kicks and die
Key. L. IT Nelson, who had re
Gently resigned his pastoratc at Cam
den. Del, died suddenly on Tuesday
while visiting Rev. f. r. White in
Delaware City lie was o. years old
and had been member OF Whining
ton NJ. T.. Conference for thir,y-fve
wears His wiic and a daughter, wife
of Rev W l. 8 Murray, 81 Whining
ton. survive him
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70 Acres
Good House and Barn, Fruit, Oulbulldlngs

~ Acres Land. he the same more less. I'm.
proycmcnts are a Good and Substantial stone
aud Frame House, rooms. good attic, cellar.
Good frame Barn Nxl6, ; good Hay-houses
attached Wagon House Wood House. Corncribs
and other outbuiidinRs. all IN good repair The
buildings are all rooted with galvanized steel aud
shug lies water to house aud barn supplied by u
good windmill The land is in high state OF
cultivation and very productive. This farm Is
we'll watcrcd aud divided into convenient fields
with good fencing there Is an abundance of fruit
ON the premises. The ciRhhoThood is prosper
Gus, aud the farm is convenient TO churches,
schools, stores and markets. Any person desir'
ing a property OF this kind should attend this
sale ~ we intend to dispose OF il TO the highes!
bidder
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Frame Dwelling House
and OufbuiIdings

Parcels Nos. :. .. TO- H. Il and Jwete conveyed
TO the said John ", Shippers by ]. Wesley Falls
and wife hy deed july 18th. 1891, aud recorded IN
J. +. C. No. S, Folio 40, another Of said Record
books and were parts OF the land described in
dcedi from John A. J. Crcswcll. Trustee. to Mary
\. X Smpcrs. dated Marcn 10th. isss. and re-
corded Tin II. II, N. No. 9, Folio lsS. another oil
said Record Books plat OF Nos. $. ., TO- II, I?
and ~. and OF the right Of way herein mentioned
may bc seen on day Of sale at place OF sale and
the lots will bc sold according to that plat. Some
the terms of the holdings will be stated ut time Of
~.
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Frame Store House

now occupied by John l.. Moore. druggist
Parcels Nos. and will be oiferd sRPAR.
ArELY aud then As WHOLE and will be
sold by the method which produces the highest
sum
LOT No. 10. All that Lot adjoining No. aud
extending from Moorc's Drug Store TO Mill Lane
having front OF 20 feet Main street and a
depth OF 100 f., with right OF way over a iOfoot
Lane and parallel with Main street. The inn
provcmeutT consist of a
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-10-31
Tuesday, November 3, 1908
POLLING PLACES.

The polling places in each of the re-
specti~e districts or precincts shall be
opened By the Judges at O'Clock e. III.
and shall be kept open until O'Clock p.
III.
The polling places in the respective
districts or precincts shall be located AS
follows:-
Firs, District-At Ceci'on, in the Jr.
o. U. A. NJ. Hall.
Second District At Chesapeake City,
in Woolley's Old Storehouse on Lewis
street.
Third District, First Pfecint-At Elk
ton, in Council Hall, on North street.
Second Pfecinct-At West Elkton, in
Herman LETTERS Warehouse, on the
South side of West Main street.
Fourth Distiict-ln Fair jiill, at the
election Office on the Henry Hess prop
erty.
Fifth District, First Precinct - Al
North East. in C.. A. r. Hall, on Church
street Second Prccinct-At Charles
town, in ]. N. Blacks Old Storehouse.
Sixth District-A, Rising Sun in Office
and Warehouse formerly dby Samuel
Hambleton, owned by G. X. Grason.
Seventh District, First Precinct-At
Port Deposit, in Fire Engine House. on
Main street. Second Precinct-At Per
ryville, in Mechanics Hall.
Eighth Dis,iict-At oakwood, in Jr.
o. u. A. NJ. Hall.
Ninth district-At Calvert, in the
American Mechanics Hall.
BY ORDgR OF
OMAR CRoTHRRS, President;
DELMAR SMlTHERS,
w. A. CAMERON.
Board OF Supervisors OF Elections OF
Cecil County. 24oct2w
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Double Frame DWELLING House

in good order the one containing rooms and
the other rooms occupied by II. NJ. Piefson
and James Hamilton. respectivey.-
LOT No. -. All that Lot. adjoining No. u.
occupied in his life time, hy the said John ".
Shippers. having front OF VI feet ON Main street
and depth oi $50 feet. The improvements con
sit OF a substantial
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TERMS OF SALE.

$50 TO lie paid in cash day of sale
balance ON March IS. i911 when possession will
be given or more favorable terms may he made
ON day Of sale to a satisfactory purchaser Sale
on premises at O'Clock y. al.
ANNA T.. FoLTZ, 49,. ,,-,,-
TUSIS {. FDLTZ. EkeS""'N VI @"'la foII J
T.. u. G.. fOLTZ.D "S'e'S'"'
Hudmau, Auct
y. H. Any person wishing to view the premises
before the day Of sale call ON runis Foliz &c.
siding thereon. AiDctAw
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81 Square Perehes
Dwelling House A

In good repair.
No, ,. All of that 10, oI land which was con.
vcyed unto said Elizabeth Dumpson hv Helen NJ.
Ford. by her deed dated January I, 1877. aud
corded among said land records. IN I.iber a. W.
". No. !, Folio SOS, &c. containing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-10-31
Frame Store House

now occupied 10y Samuel J. Rccder. II Is one Of
the best business stands In the town.
LOT No. . Al that Lot adjoining No. y hav.
ing a front of 20 feet on Main street, and depth
Of no feet with right Of way over the i0fooi alley
hereinafter mentioned. The improvements con
sist of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-10-31
frame Dwelling House

LOT No ~. Al that Lot. west side Of
Main street. adjoining home house lot OF said
John ", Shippers, having front OF ~ feet on
Main street and depth OF ius feet The improve
tncuts consist of "A
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-10-31
ORDER NISI
In Re: The Mortgagcd Real Estate Of Hannah
A. Wiigis and others
Isl the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
In Equity. No. 100

ordered this .tsi day Of October 1905 that the
sale oi property mentioned in these proceedings
made and reported by Robert c. Thackcry,. At
torney. be ratified and confirmed. unless calse 10
the contrary thercofbe shown on before the 18th
day OF December next, provided copy OF this
order be inserted In some newspaper printed and
published in Cecil County once a week for one
month before the 1ith day of November next.
The report states the amount OF sale to he
$4,000.
MANLY DRENNEN.
True copy-rest: Clerk.
MANLY DRENNEN.
24ocist Clerk.
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ORDER NISI
In Rc; The Mortgaged Real Estate OF
John A. Stcbbing and wife.


ordered. this 10Th day OF October lpOs. that the
report OF Henry NJ. Mccullough, Special Auditor,
mentioned in these proceedings. hc ratified and
confirmed unless causc To the contrary thereof he
shown on OF before the goth day of November
next provided copy Of this order be inserted IN
some newspaper printed aud published IN Cecil
County once In each Of two successive weeks
before the ilth day Of November next.
MANLY DRESSES.
True copy--rrst Clerk.
9Ioct.w MANLY DRENNES, Clerk.
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TERMS OF SALE

prescribed by decree ono third OF purchase
money ON DAY Of sale aud the balance in two
equal instruments. in six aud nine months after
day OF sale crcdi, payments TO bear interest
from DAY OF sale aud 10 be secured to the satisiac
ton OF the Trustee. cost of conveyance to he
paid By purchaser.
RoBRRT {. THAcKERY, Trustee.
T.. NJ Groves Auctionect. 3ioctjw
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Election Notice

In pursuance of authority given by
Section IA OF Art. %, entitled "Elec.
tions" of the Code of Public General
Laws of MARYLAND, Chapter Sa5 OF the
Acts OF 9o2, notice is hereby piv' n that
all election for Presidential Electors and
Congressman will he held in Cecil County
on
Tuesday, November 3, 1908
being the fra, Tuesday after the first
Monday in November.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-10-31
ORDER NISI
In. Re. The male OF the Real Estate Of John p,
Flinn, deceased
In the Orphans Court Of cecil County.

In the Orphans Court OF Cecil County.
ordered this 10th day OF October. in the year
lpls that the sale OF the property made aud re-
ported by DR.. X. y. Crawford. Executor, IN the
above entitled causc, he ratified aud confirmed.
unless cause to the contrary thereof he shown on
or before the 9Th day OF January iqu9l next. pro
vided a copy OF this order be inserted IN some
newspaper printed aud published in Cecil county.
once a week for one month, before the first day
OF December next.
The report states the amour, of sale to he
yToo0.oO . -
W. II. SIMcOR
T. D. IEEafTT.
r. 3. MILLER. -
True copy-Test! r. n. MILL -
Jioctsw nc
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ONE ACRE

Of land, more or less. There no buildings on
this lot, but !, is land OF good quality.
These lots will be offered first separately and
then a whole.
TERMS OF sALE-one third Of the purchase
money to he paid in cash on the day of sale aud
the remainder in six months thcfcfrom with in.
tcrcs aud to be secured TO the satisfaction OF the
Trustee, Cost of deed at purchasers expense.
GEORGE A. BLAKE. Trustee.
+. NJ. Groves Auctioncet.
Notice /, hereby given to the Creditors Of Eiiz.
abeth Dumpsou aforesaid to file the vouchers Of
their claims duly authenticated. in the Office Of
the Clerk Of said Court within four months from
the date of the FIRST insertion Of this notice toc-
tohcr 1ith i@usi.
1toCt.n GEORGE 4. BLAKE, Trustee
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Frame Store House
occupied by a. V. Oldham. a
Shoe Shop and Large Barn

LOT 40. u. All that Lot. in Of Nos. 5. ?,
and 10 and west OF said alley having front oil 90
feet on Mill Lane and depth Of i!i feet The
Inducements COnsisl of a
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ORDER NISI
In. Re. The Mortgage Real Estate of Samuel u.
Dilman and Wife.
tn the citcut Court Tor Cecil County.
III Rquity No. tsIJ.

ordered this 9.th day Of october l9us that the
sale of property mentioned IN these proceedings,
made aud reported by Robert c. Thackefy. At
torncy be ratified aud confirmed. unless cause TO
the contrary thereof he shown on OF before the
as day OF December next, provided copy o.
this order bc inserted in some newspaper printed
aud published in Cecil County once week LOT
one month before the Est day of December next
The report states the amount OF sale 10 nc
si9s.Oo,
True copy-Test. Clerk.
il-ae,sw MANLY pRRNNRS. Clerk.
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TO TRESPASSERS


TrespassinK, cunning and nshin. on
CHOWnER HALL FARM. In strictly pro
hibited Persons 80 doing will be prosecuted
Oct OIL yr n. u. BUTLER. owner.
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ny virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court for
Cecil County. in Equity, the undersigned as Trus-
tee. will offer a public sale in front Of Hotel
Cecil, In North Fast. Cecil Co.. Md, on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-10-31
Executors Sale
OF Valuable
Real Estate
Near Zion
Thursday, Nov. 18th, '08

ny virtue Of a power contained in the will OF
Maria Foitx, late of Cecil County. Maryland, de-
ceased, and in pursuance to an order OF the
Orphans Court OF Cecil County. Nd, the under
signed Executors of said deceased will sell at
public sale on the premises. all that real estate
whereof the said Maria Foltx died seized and
possessed. and where she resided at time OF her
death, situated near Zion. in the Ninth Election
district Of Cecil County, Md. adjoining the lands
OF Mrs. DcFciganerc George Demon, Nesin NC.
vey aud others and containing
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William T. and Henry A. Wsrburion.
Solicitors
Orderof Publication
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County,
In Faulty, No. 2sil

The object OF this bill is to procure divorce a
mcnsa ct thoro for the plaintiff from the defend
ant.
The bill states that on the isl day of DcCcm-
her iyOi, the plaintiff was married To the defend.
ant at the city OF Wilmington, in the State of
Delaware that they lived together until the
month OF July iiuN that III the said last
mentioned month, the said defendant abandoned
and deserted the plaintiff without cause, aud
that said defendant has never returned. The bill
further states that the plaintiffs conduct towards
his said wife has always been proper and beyond
Tcproach. The bill further states that there is no
offspring OF said marriage, The bin iuthcr
states that the plaintiff has resided in Cecil
County. Maryland for sometime past but at
present resides in the City OF baltimore. in said
iot more than two years next preceding this
application for divorce, Tne bin further alleges
that the defendant resides in the state Of Peunsyl
yania. OF elsewhere beyond the jurisdiction Of
this Court.
The bill prays for divorce q meusa e, ihoro
and for general relief.
II is thctcupon this 9th day of October. ig,s
ordered hy the Circuit Court for Cecil County 10
Equity that the plaintiff, by causing a copy of
this order to hc inserted IN some newspaper pub.
lshed In said Cecil county, once in each OF four
successive weeks before the 9Th day of November
next give notice TO the said absent defendant Of
the object and substance Of this bill. warning
her to appear in this Court in person or by soiic
tor. or before the 23d day Of November next.
TO show cause II any she has. why decree ought
not to he passed AS prayed.
MANLY DRESSES.
True Copy-Teet CLERK
oct lost MANLY DRESSfS, CLERK.
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ORDER NISI
phoebe Hughes aud husband IS james A. Scott.
ct. al.
Ia the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
In Equity, No 276D.

ordered. this sist day Of October 1905 that
the sale Of property mentioned In these proceed
ings. made and reported by Trustee mentioned
therein he ratified aud confirmed. unless cause
io.thc contrary thereof he shown or before
the 2tth day Of December next, provided a copy
Of this order hc inserted In some newspaper
week for one month before the 2ith day Of Nov
etuhcr next.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
s2Ts00
MANLY DRESNES,
True Copy-Test: Clerk.
1IoCtSw MANLY DRENNEN, Clerk.
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24ocst
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05

A week ago CSfer sent a contract to the Cor
poration Counsel for approval Ii provided for the
preparation of regular working drawings for the
building. Pendeton refused to approve it on the
ground that 1T proposed something that the people
who passed the resolution setting aside the
never expected. the erection of $30O00oe and pos
sbly a s6.O0o.0oo structure. Controller Metz ap-
proves the holding up of the contract. He says
that the city has no money to spend on the work.
Coler says that he wants to the foundations
of the building laid. anyway. and he believes that
the original appropriation might be used for this
purpose There is even rumor that he will 60 to
the courts if necessary, and bring mandamus pro-
ceedngs to force the city to apply the money TO
the beginning OF the structure.
That is where matters stand at present OF the
three borough presidents who tried their
hand at putting through the scheme. he has come
nearest his goal As such is the case IL Is inter-
ssting TO know what his project is His hope is to
cause the building OF the half of the structure
which is designed to front on Jeraemon street op-
posite the Borough Hall. The complete plan calls
for simple upto-date ten story Office building OF
marble some other white stone IL will occupv
the site of the present Municipal Building Murphy
Park and the Polytechnic Institute. fronting On
Joraemon, Court and Livingston streets The de-
sign calls for the demolition of the buildings ON The.
block Court street. Their site, IL is proposed
will be used for widening the sidewalk ana th.
street
erected would occupy the sites Of the Mun,eusf
Building now In existence and Murphy Park and
would cause the removal OF half the buildinss on
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05

architects will be the only ones to reap the benefit
accruing from them in the future at least.
The first architect to be selected to draw plans
for the proposed building Washington Hull.
He got the work through competition. This was in
Swanstroms administration Borough President.
When Martin w Litteton succeeded MIR. Swan
strom he decided that Hulrs plans would never do
He appointed McKm. Mead White to make
sketches Of more suitable structure. Mr. Hull
refused to be thus ruthlessly set aside and forced
the city pay shim $4,000 for his work. After
Lttleton had retired from the head of the borough
government Bird 8. Coler took up the fight. Coler
decided that the plans submitted by MeKim. Mead
& White We're far from desirable. He threw them
and appointed Lord a. Hewlett to prepare an
other set McKim. Mead a White now looking
for 30o00, but may be satisfied with less. Lord a.
Hewlett have now prepared their drawings. The
Art Commission has approved them Mr. Coler's
administration is rapidly passing and there seems
little likelihood that he will succeed better than
his predecessors which may mean other architects
To be chosen and more good money To be frutlessly
removed from the city treasury.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-05

his wife. They retired without properly turning
off the gas in their room. Two of the persons who
shot in the early morning hours were hit by
stray bullets-pretty nearly bad a stra y-bullet
record the last Fourth of July has to its credit
The golfers OF East New York have developed
Crouch within the last week. For some reason
the park authorities have closed the links in For
est Park The links large and fine any
in the vicinity of New York, and many golfers
in the habit of using them Many have gone
the park since the closing of the links, drawn by
the fine weather.
The Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences has
scheduled a number Of interesting events for the
next week On the afternoon OF Friday, Janu-
ary 10, Miss NJ. X Locke, with assistants. Will
deliver the second OF her lecture recitals on THE
Romanticism of the Nineteenth Century, Ex-
pressed in Music" This will be at Association
Hall. In the evening the Boston symphony Or
chestra will give concert ct the Baptist Temple.
Nine Teresa Carreno will sing. On the afternoon