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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-05

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MN. R. D. SHIRIDAN AND Nil REV.
W L. SARNIA,

To at Stistor.

Sir,—Sonie friend has sent on the Expnw contain
ing your report of Mr. Sheridan' avouch at the open.
ing of a Ilissiataracea at Mookkford, in which he
saye "Me did not believe in the wares of fifty years
the village al Orizaatoste had been visited fifty await
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-05

ABBOII3BURY.
To th, Edit.•r.

Sir,— Is England a free nuantry ? It la toa certim
extent ; hut in a great many places tyranny prevails,
especially such places where the clergy have too
much poster. At Abbot... Miry, for instance, a man
dare not call his If, his own. The oppres.sion Is
something terrible ; the church rates have recently
been 11.111111,1 a teuriperfnCe not allured
to be held in the place, and the smarty which ''-
pond under the hand 11 the late vicar is done away
with ; the weekly prayer meetings held in the school.
room by the late vicar, for both Church people and
dissenters alike, is long since done away with,
dissenters being looked upon AM heathens, and are mu
allowed any charity from the collections made for the
poor in the church. If our clergy behave in such A
manner as this, is it not high time for a reformation to
take place as regards the church am, /cc.,
Oescarzz.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-05

THE THREE EMPEfifißg.

The p, 1.,my4 litst" that an interview ..f the
three Emperors is projected for the 9th August
next. Tlw Emperor of Austria will pivot that month
at lschl, where, int the day named, the linipenir
William will arrive, returning from Gastrin; and
wi.np. hours later the Ccar, on his return from Den-
mark, will also arrive at lschl, staying there for
some day,' a. the guest if the Emperor Francis
that events on the frontier of
Afgh,mistan do wit alter this purpose.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-05

BRIDPORT.

AN FALL 7..Tisine 17,4177ter;;Stioll WIN caused in
FAst-stnet on Monday evening through the
unfortunate fall of a girl named Seal, from a balcony
above a shop window. It appears that the girl, who
is about Di years of age, WIWI employed by Mr.
Newman, f the I)olphin Inn, mid MIA engaged in
cleaning oue of the windowg. To facilitate her work
she stood iin the projecting ledge .1 the shop
window, and accidentally fell backward,, into the
street, a distance ,d 12 fret. :40111e injury was sus-
tained to the face, and the front teeth wen, knocked
out, tinder tbc care of Dr. May she is doing
well.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-05

GENTLEMEN & TRADESMEN

Would do well by consulting Mesi.ra. LEE & 00.
•spon all matters requiring privacy, financial ea
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kinslinry Square, N.C., within 5 minutes' walk
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YOUNG GEN 11.1:11EN leaving School
OuR eau be introduced to every de.eriptinn

of Prof, or Trade. For full par-
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by ktter, as above.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-05

GENERAL PRICE LIST.

One Scientific Systein, with general inatniction at
the office as long as desired, LI.

One System in full, with special printed instructions,
enabling anyone to thoroughly understand it, will be
sent by post to any part of the United Kingdom for

Our Patent Double TRACING WHEEL, tracing
two lines at a time, one to cut ay and the utherto
sew by, making the seams all he lime width,
enabling a young girl to do the tacking as well as an
esperiencod Dressmaker, will be found invaluable to
Wit. if they have much sewing to do, as it IlareS a
groat deal of time and labour. The above wheel will
be sent Li any part id the United Kingdom on receipt
of s. (Two Shillings). Post Free.
Poet-( Mice orders (crossed) Li be made payable at
;eneral Mice, London, L N BURT, Limited,
272, Regent,treet, Regent Circus, London, W.

A few more Ladies of intelligence and good address
WANTED, to learn our System, as teachers to give
instructions at private houses. Unexceptionable
references reqou it AGENTS WANTED in every
fown to sell System. Send for Agents' Specis
Price List.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-05

-"tiavasiuv.

LATEST.

oPENIN(I OF TIIK INVENTIONS 1.1711
RI /lON.

The Prince of Wake to-day (Monday) opened the
Invention,. Exhibition at South Kensington. The
Prime."( Wahei, the Duke and Duchew
burgh, awl other inembera id the Royal family were
preeent.
Sir Frederick Bramwell read an addrew, and tie
Prince, in replying, expremed hearty wishiw for De,
11110,4,114 of Ow exhibition, and welcomed the („,„.4„,
ex 'Onion.

.STA MA RICK, X.
Coneele an. tAeday ene and • quarter higher than
on Saturday. Itteesiang and Egyptian are three
better.
Markets have greatly improved tendency.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-05

KTICALING

John Thom.. Smith, late poultry•keeper to Mr. .1.
Oakley Saunders, war charged with stealing egg., the
property of Ilia maiiter.—Mr. Hustable appeared for
the imosuctition.—Pnisecutiir said defendant had had
entire control over a large quantity i 4 paultry.
He had ten hutch., and defendant had the key .4
each. NO one elm had the key. On Tueaday laat
witnnis went to • particular hutch in Wrackleford
Cowlease, where he had route valuAble poultry (Brown
Leghorn..). He valued the egga at ria. a sitting. Wit.
nese opened the hutch, and counted nine egg.. On
the following night on going there he found the eggs
gone. He then gave information to the police.— V.C.
Thommi Carter, atatiimed at Frampton, said he
received information of the theft of the eggs fnini Mr.
Saunders. Witnnia arreatial the primmer, and on
charging him at the policeottation in the presence of
' Supt. Gak he "Au the egg, I have had of Mr.
Saunders I hare eaten.--Mr. Huxtable a.ked for a
remand, as there were other and more aerious charges
to be preferred against the prieoner.—Reinanded till
Saturday.
Thotaaa Yates was brought up in custody, charged
with disobedience. of a haetardy order.—Mr. M. C.
Weston pnnecuted. —Defendant had been ordered
to pay 3s. Gd. a week, and he iraa now £l7 17a. 6d. in
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-05

mi nrr,GET,

Important supplementary detaibi were issued by the
Inland Revesme authorities. carrying out the pro.
visions of the Budget. The import duty I.n perfumed
spirits is increased 9.. 3d., making it 19s. 9d. ter
I gallon. On „I„irit,,, impaled in bottle and not tested
the increase w 9.. per gall.tn, snaking it las. On
iinported chloroform the increase is Id. making it
3... 7d per lb. ; chloral-hydrate incressa making
it is. porII..;oollodiou increase 4s. 9cL, snaking
nd. L„,„,. gallon ; sulphuric ether increase sa,
making 31.. per gallon, and iodide of ethyl increase
2s. 7d., making 15s. 7d. A new duty of 41k per lb,
is placed on imported transparent map when hum..
factured with spirit.., this Onatents duty on mumgravitY eleet4l4F 1.3" degrees is increased of
44
per barrel, ntalritg 30a, and where the gravity es.
that standard, the increase is
Mr. Gladstone, in the KililVl of 0011111100 M, had no
information whatever to affurd regarding
frontier. 9nest. generally were unin
Consideration in Oommittee was rartumuct—si
Wgi6trativia of Vow.. (Ireland) Bill,

AT the Leeds Huddersfield traveller,
"mod M.tier, recovered £1,500 as damages for injuries
'sustained in a collision on the London a_nd
Western Railway between Windsor and London, at
Staines Junction, in August last.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-05

rwe .IlUlth KR

At We.t Bromwich, on Sunni:ay. Thonum 'Walton.
'ii,,. William .klll...irt, army jimAioner and working
j..widliT, wan a I f.ir trial .at a chargp of having
wilfully lenvl liia Mee.. Eliwilwth Bunting, lifter,'
yi:ars f air., at HatedAwortit, twat. Birmingham, .in tha
night of .Ipril :nth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-05

CHURCH AND DISUNt
.AT ABBOTIBORY.

To tAt Etiotor.

Sir,—What • nOt;le inan-7:sl.vs.erver " is ! The
champion ,if the oppressed, and the would-be righter
of the wronged.
Ihms he know that Church rates are voluntary, and
that he can refuse to pay • penny towards their
maintenance?
Surely he will allow that a men ham an alssilitte
right to dictate as to the use to which Ms property is
to lie isn't that it object,. to his school.
I•aug used aa a ineetingiliouse for the possible
propagation if heresy, schism, awl false doctrine, he
but exercises his lawful rights the same AS Any hollAel-
hol.l.-r might with wsid gracs• refuse to allow his
drawing-nsim to Is. turned into a hostelry.
The liii I. emphatically tells lis "If he will nit
hear the Cliiirelt, let
!hies " Observer " want a better authority than this,
and with such takahle directi. ins does he wonder
at the alms being filApl.flArti to the faithful before
schismatics are tlonight ?
het observer " 0.111111.A1 *M., if he has
any. and he num.' fail to see that our respected priest
is in the riglit.—Yours truly,
Luz
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-05

-THIC ILOBBBAT. BY. A
.BOLDINR.

Henry Turner, a prte in the Dorset Regiment,
was brought up on remand charged with stealing a
Gladstone lag, containing money and a number of
articles, the property of Mi.. Beatrice Ann Chapman,
of Malvern.—P.S. llatcham having confirmed his
evidence already given, added the priiioner told
him the money amounted to .9s, or and he had
spent Chapman said she resided at Malvern.
On April 23rd she was travelling from Malvern to
Axminster. She identified the bag and it. contents
a. her property. She last saw it at Ashehurch in the
railway carriage, and missed it at Axminster. The
value of the stolen property woe 1:10 or £l2. She did
Dot see the prisoner at all, and knew nothing about
him. (Mi. Chapman wished very much not to
te but she waa told it warn not now in her
.'"Oillingliam, private in the 3rd Ihweet
Regiment, said on the 9fith A cii he was in company
with Private Parsons on Poundbiery, when they
found the bag in • hollow covered with stones. They
were taking the big to the Barracks when they met
two other soldiers, and they opened the bag and
divided the things. They afterwards gave up the
things to the corpnral.--Henry Grimshaw, a private
of the Dorset Regiment, oorroborated.-Bergeant
Macfarlane, of the let Battalion Dorset Regiment,
said on the night .4th. 26th Private Grinishaw came
to him with the I.g. He locked it up, made a report
to the civilpolice, and handed it to P.S. Matcham.—
Corporal Maitre Barlow Proved apprebendinp the
priminer, who admitted the robbery. He said " I
admit doing it; I ani not going to see another WWI
acemied." daY or two before prisoner had offered
the gold pencil Ll.' to him AA a present. Witness
handed it to P.S. Nfatcham.—Mr. Seperinten-
dent Gale said the prisoner by los c.ni•
feesion had saved them a 1.4 .4 trouble.
He was not known on the criminal register. The
'mike received every waistance at the Barracks, from
the sergeant-major downwards.—The Bench said the
prisoner .11.11 liable to long irepnwannent, but an
Miss Chapman did not wish to pre. the case, he
would be sent to gaol for on 3 calendar month.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-05

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-05

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-05

THE CRIMES ACT.

The Siantinmi ay.:—"K We believe that Idonl
Spencer and the Iri.h Iloverniiient are aati.m..l 11..4
the iirincital the Crinie.. .tct
renewed, anil that in tlii. view they have the
.4 the great inajority of the Cabinet. It i.,
however, that certain nientlier,, of the (lovemineut
including Mr. Chamberlain, are in favour .4
ing the lu..t coercive im,vision.i of the eximting
It I. mtated that elle tloveriunent will endeaso, t.,
"Main the ament .4 the Coim.rvative leader. to Op.
geoixwala with regard to the Crimea Act before thy
are submitted to Parliament."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-13

WIIIBORNH.

NEW Primo. ROlll4. respect is Wiinlsume
at greater disadvant we than in the matter .4 a good,
loge, handsome intlolic ',sun, really a credit to the
town, and luve enough to meet the expansion of
population rapidly taking place. There has been
much talk of a new room being built
next to the P.sit Office, but the prom der,
"1 sch,.me wpm Wale tr.. sloop. In all
emergencies Winthorne ps.ple naturally turn to Sir.
Itobert Elawk, the .111.. energetic and enterprising
man in the place. Could be find time to promote a
public company for the purpose ; he would have niany
supporters. The hall need not lie actually in the
middle of the town: mar Poole Corner would be the
best site for many reasons.
! RWANY LairTI*RIM. --Arrangements are being made
for a Conn... .4 for popular afternoon lectures on
botany, and they will commence as soon as the
Ambulance Class is •leer. More than a doum ladies
and one or two gentlemen have already given in their
names, and others have promised to join if tiny can
Tuesday aftermsnot at three seems a convenient tiler.
In such &too-um Wimborne a competent lecturer is
rather difficult to find, but we are glad to any that
the Rev. R. A. Chili Heigh. if Writ Parley, has eon.
suited to give the lecture.. and his knowledge of
botany and natural history is well known. The
coarse will consist .4 four, and th.. fee for tho e
will t.e two shillings. Thera is no restriction 30
to age, class, or sex.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-13

PUBLIC WORKS & CONTRACT COMPANY

(LIACITNID),

Invite Subscriptions for £lO,OOO, the remainder of tiled,. 134.0n0nd Immo of
Shares at par, making together £50,000, of which £40,000 has been
privately subscribed. Reserve and Guarantee Funds, £4,000. Sham, AS *GAL

TRUSTEES.
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the lenilon and LauraAire Me Insurance and oaalrinan of the ',Wenn' Liberal
Limited).
Amite Realfiction Compeni,d.
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(Chairman of the Liberator ileclidy. f Medway Portland Cense
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Company. Viented).
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DIVIDENDS
Director of the Luellen and General Hank)
TILE RATE OF TEN PERCENT.
December, 1884; June, 1885.
11131[173 Jun.,,Vl 1884;
a"raavanin for Shares will participate in the Dividend for the Ealf-year
ending 31st December, 1885.
CONWINCING in 1883 with a comparniii,.l7 •nyt..l nostract. but one which wan foreseen by the Directors
to be well worth taking, the Company iva.v abb., nix inontliv after km formation, to declare an interim
dividend at the rate. of 10 per cent, per 411n,111. !coo of Income tax, and vines then the progretet of
the Company toot l.k.ea suffkicutly vatiafaetory to enable them to continue to pay tAe Pare-
holders 10 per cent., and to piece a similar nun to Reserve Account. By securing •
profitable contract for the first undertaking, the Direetore placed the future aneceee of the Company
beyond doubt, showing the neeteetary knowledge and forethought eeeential for each famines,.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-13

EXTENSIVE HOSIERY IT A PORTER.

-Ilefore the Mayor (Alderman Gregmy),
Alderman Came, Mr. H. libirden, Mr. J. Tudor,
and Mr. T. Hardy.
.1. Woodward, porter, winch:tried with stealing
• large quantity of goods (ruin hie employer, Mrs.
Parmiter, draper, to., of High nuit-street, including
a pair elastic•side hoots, mackintosh, pair ladies
shore, three bags of norm, pair braces, two pair trier▪
elotheehorse, six pieces carpet and other
articles.
Mr. T. Como le appeared for the pnserweathm, and
Mr. H. A. ilustable defended.
The evidence of Annie Sharp, amistant, was eon.
firmed. Mho stated on fletidier 2nd she saw • pair of
I .dies' hoots in a box in the flagons of the shop.
The boots were afterward. miming, mad prisoner had
been seen to walk through the shop carrying • box
which warn too large to put in his pocket.
Wdliarn Parmiter, win of the proseentrix. said from
information received he obtained a warrant to search
prisoner's holier. 11. accompanied Sergeant Mitchell
to the house, and there they fnoi,l the article. (pew
ductal). Moat of the thing' had their private shop
mark, and alines believed the whole belonged to his
mother. The boots were not found. Primner had beim
in their service seven or eight years, and in the
would be about tbe premiere.
ming on prisoner made a state.
oe of Billfillleti• carpet had hese
,formerly opholaterer in their
I been out on hire to Major
about • month ago. The
worth 45e. A inan named Pope,
-mar, was prevent during the
bought it ,11 a man named
, Blaafistd, in the spring.
awl I paid for it'
danitted he purchased it o/

bumnar

rour.,e

Wide iii.;;;;arc- 17;-va;
mist. He said the •
given him hi Mary '
mapiny, Tb riv
Hare, and was
waterproof cloak
who Indeed with
search, and said ho (1
Rnhert romeror.
Wood wan I sld.d
however, afterwards

(Arms het
returned

prs.,orter,

Pop)

DIVIr
' 61 V.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-13

TOWN COUNCIL.

TCLADAT. —Present the Mayor (Alderman Gregory),
in the chair, Alderman Ellison, Alderman Durden ;
Councillors F. lark, H. Hidden, A. H. Lock, G.
1/avis, G. .1. George, W. Tilley ; Mr. H. Smooth;
(Acaistant.Tiorn Clerk), and Mr. W. Thomas (Borough
durveyor.)

7111 ROMAN WALL.
The tencral Purlee.ee Comtnittee reported they had
omferred with Mr eunnington ati to the beet mean.
of preilervine the fragment of Roman wall at the top
of Mich W.,t Or,,t, met gllggvldlMl A fence lo pro•
viii and a .initsble imieript lon affixed.— A letter
way read from Mr. W. I:. Stone stating that hi%
mother, the owner of the land on which the wall
quid... agreed to m
.Icinge taken for the pwiterva•
tine 1.1 the well, and offering to contribute View coat;
Man miswriting " " through
which the wall might plainly be wee. —lt was decided
earry out the work, the details being left to the
committee.

1.1.1T1'0101 I VIZ MIN EXCIIANGIL
The General l'orpree. Conemittoe were agreed a. to
the desirability of providing • platform or at&c(o for
th. Corn Mach:oh:et as suggested by Mr. lioleinson,
and nvanntnunded .11w 'carried nut.— The Surveyor
prsbeee4 estimates :—Mmars. Hannah, kti 10s. ;
Messrs. J. they and Son, 62.1 • vr. .1 Maine.
Istry, kit 104.; Mar.. 1.. Tilley and Sort, £2l' 4s. 61.
Ntr. W. Twice. prows's! Menders. they'a t••n•ler bee
accep4esl. Mr. A. lora seconded the motion, which
waa earned. It WWI agreed to vary the charge from
rd. to a gaup's at OW 4i.tert.timal .4 the Surveyor,
awl the hiring VI be optional.

x 1..mi,r4; to 0.r.3-,ersln.

Th.. Mr.ty.,.‘ 'aid bows:, We Mr. Monk.,
r.llat..r .4 the MuNentio," and to inquire if in. would
gi VI. a priw for making a claonilicatiim or c of
ell, old charters ani document. of the borough. -Mr.
%I hol..n.orf wrote:- -" Prom the report i n the oicw g stpers
I (ie.( the opinion reopeeting the prop eu(d deoeription
of the charter. mid ',Jimao books tho borough, i•
f.tr from 111na1111114.1111, and it ....4.111.1 tome: therefore, th-at
it woul(1 iicedlinos and inopp glom.. for In. to in ike
any offer for the loorfortnance (of that work at present.
A tender would coot me. a great deal of difficult labour
in further evanoination dee mt. and in eoti.
mat iier the time and the sariety (4 work. which would
I.' i:1 complootinr: the tank, I do not ear.' ti
lertske this calculation, when it would Joroleibly ir.
Wit lroolt remit. to a caalioxin. of your &Nem
mem. + that in comparatively a trifle. and One of which
I hor.lly like to .peak a inattvr lio.nnoo. I there.
fon•re.goectfully offer to all charter.,
books, ac. down to Iltan for nothing, if I may wait
for three ths, after which time I espect to he more
at leioure.".

It wan throwlr.l, on the mothro of Mr.
on.,nultvl ity Mr. .1. limitootch off,r ltr ticeopt,ti with
thank.% awl that an lionorari 1111 l of till 104. h.. offered
Mr. Nfootlo for hi. o,•rvivr*. Mr. Nfottl.•'. offvr WY con-
lion.,l to 1.0 a hatldootsl•• one.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-13

TIIE 1..%T1i LORD 811 tl:TES111111-.

no. tv..it Laid beton• they power:led with the
:-.llllt3ry 1311M11111.4, he could not refrain (nom Making
1.4111.1 reference tothe very ovl event that had oocurnsd
during the twat week in the death of a nobleman who,
through his very long life, had been most intimately
connected with the Lmunty —he alluded to the death
"I Lord Shaftesbury. As they would remember, lewd
Shaftesbury wart, in his younger olays, a member for
this borough Ile afterwards waa one of the repre•
wilt dives of the outstay, and was for ninny yr.ata
1.. rel Lieutenant of the county. fly hi+ death the
nation had suataineil a very seven. loot, but bin deeds
4.1 benevolence and charity, and hi,. efforts to relieve
the diatre..... ol the paw and I. ameliorate their am-
dition, he wa. sure. would henceforth be recorded in
history. Ho believed the Council would agree that
s one recognition should emanate from that Council,
and he therefore proposed that a letter of condolence
be written t.. the relatives of the late earl.—lt
.11.1A.11.1 "II." the letter be drawn up by
Mr. Symonda, and bee-Ivied to the family ot the
toitented nobleman.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-13

ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR

Posters, Auction Bills.

elopes and Conditioas of Sale

Handbills, Concert and Lecture.

Circulars, Programmes.

Business Cards, Note headings, Bit
Heads, Price Lists.

Reports of Institutions, Statements
of Accounts, Societles Rules

Pamphlets, Sermons

Cheques, Mensonusdum Forms
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-13

BRIDPO*T,

THE CART OP ATIIRICAT-.:7Cihe Perough Police.
court on Saturday, before the Mayor (Mr. W. Knight)
and Mr. H. Howell.—Alfred 'Sudden, a young man,
of !eiders, was charged in custody with taring drunk
and dborderly on the previous night. -Sergeant
Wiles said he saw priwiner between six and seven
o'clock in }:astatreet drunk, and behaving in a nu wt
disorderly manner. He refused to go away. If,
was afterwards in Kanbstreet condo:tint; himself in is
similar manner. He apprehended him in Barrack•
street. They had had trouble with him at various
publichaitera.—The Bench fined him 2s. (id. without
costs.—On leaving the dock prisumeeinade use of a
threat towards Ilergrant Wiles, when lie was
immediately put back.— The fine was doubled, and
he wax ordered to pay Ss. eel. costs. If. asked for
time to pay. but this was refused. Thu. alternative
was 14 day. imprisonment, hut the money wee paid.
_.klts.rt. Brake, if Symoudslairy. was also changed
in imatsly with being drunk and disordsrly.--l'.(.
Saint said he found bun on the previous iiirht with
a crowd roaml him in the street making use f foul
language, am( threatening to strike the people with a
stick. Ile received mune iiiii s complaints, and lockusl
him mi.—The Re:l.or of Syinutidsbury alit a lettor
the :tench etpreiwing ti,. pillion that pri,mer was
seareely e amp', wentis.—The Bench discharged him
C 3,1 i.un.