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From the New-York statesman.l
CANALS.

The great system Of internal improve
ment, which was commenced and has
been prosecuted with so much success
in this state, Is now extending, with un-
examPled rapidity, to every part Of the
United States. In addition to the con-
templated canal between the Ohio and
Lake Erie and the extensive improve
ments now making in the States Of Penn
sylvania, Maryland, Virginia, and the
Carollnas, which have already been par
ticularly mentioned, The attention of
New-England appears receotly.to have
been directed TO this subject in good
earnest. AT the late session of the Com
necticut Legislature, report was made
Ia favour OF a canal along the Housaton-
iot from the tide-watcr Of that river, to
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having been received, and Of the time al
which it was received and that such official
certificate will be conclusive upon all parties,
whose interests may be affected BY it. Your
committee being Of opinion that the Register
has already ample authority in the case sup
posed, that it is question OF general interest
and importance, inasmuch as it is one which
may frequently occur in various pubhck of
fees, that the passing Of any legislative act
on the subject would seem to imply doubt,
and thereby prove injurious to the interests of
the community---are of opinion that it is not
expedient to take any further order on the
subject. They therefore respectfully recon-
mend that the committee be discharged from
the further consideration of the subject, and
that the petitio'. nr have leave to withdraw his
petition. Which is respectfully subraitted.
For the committee,
LEMUEL SHAW.
Ia Senate, June IL, 1922.
Read and accepted, and thereupon order
ed that this repor! be printed in the newspa-
pers authorised to publish the Laws of this
Commonwealth.
Sent down for concurrence.
JOHN PHILLIPS, President.
House Of Representatives., June l3, 1922.
Read and concurred.
LEVI LINCOLN, Speaker.
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Grapes, Leghorn Bon
nets, Silks, sc. &c.
HENRY III. SYKES

AS lately received large as
Il u sortment Of fresh and seasonable Goods.
The following comprises part;-
Best Naukin Grapes Canton do
some at $3.50 the pattern Levantines
Florcnces; Sattins; Sinchaws; India Lus-
trings; plaid, striped, and figured do;
large assortment of Broadcloths Cassimeres !;
Caliicoes; Ginghams; Cambricks; Linens !;
/ Muslins; Dimoties; Grape, Silk, and Cotton
shawls; Gloves; Hosiery vestings; Neck
and Pocket Hdkfs. Laces; Fans; Parasols;
silk and Cotton Umbrellas Ribbons; CASH
nets; Beaverets; Driliings; Jeans; Assem-
sion Cords, and other articles for Gentlemenfs
Summer wear; Linen Sheetings; Carpetings !;
sattincts; DENNIS; Stripes; Ginghams; Bed
Ticks; sheetinss and Shirtings.
.also,-1 Case of Ladies' LEGHORN
BONNETS, numbers from g. TO 50, AZ prices
rising from So: so per Bonnet ikeaise,
Case Gentlemen's Leghorn HATS, various
qualities.
Worcester, May %, 1922. 6w
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Published By order Of The General Court.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,

OONnDluS w EhLlfi OF MASSACHUSETTS
In SENATE, JUNE 8, 1929.
THE Committee of both Hoeses, appointed
on applications for new trials, TO whom was
referred the petition Of William f. Stone, have
had the same under consideration, and there
upon ask leave to report -
.Lbat it appears by the representation Of the
said William F. Stcne, that he is Register Of
Deeds for the County Of Middlesex. having
been recently CHOSEN TO that Office that 4
appears that there are several deeds ON file
IN his oihce, which appear to have been en-
tered Tor registry IN the time Of. his predeces-
scr, SamneisBartlett, Esq. which have been
entered in the books Of the Office, but the
copies thereof do not appear to have been ex-
amined and attested by the Register, nor does
the fact Of their having been received and en-
tered appear to be formally certified on the
deeds by the signature of the Register: but il
does appear on etch deed, by brief minute
IN the known handwriting of the Register. or
OF some Clerk employed by him, at what time
the said deeds were respectively received
The petitioner entertains doubts whether he
has now any lawful authority to attest the en-
try OF such deeds, and to certify The fact Of
their being received, and the particular time
when received, and prays the Legislature to
grant some authority in. the case.
Your committee, however. are STRONGLY of
| opinion, that these doubts are not we'll found
ed, and that there Is no need of legislative in
reference in this case. Every Register and
recording officer, who is suddenly removed
by sickness or death from the duties Of the
ONCE, must necessarily leave some un6nish-
ed business. His successor must have au-
thorrty 10 take up the business, at the precise
point at which bis predecessor left it. and 10
complete it. Every Register and recotdino
oincer IS accustomed to take brief minutes in
the nrst instance; which, however. are intelI-
glble, and which will enable him. or anv other
person skilled in the business. to make nm a
full and entire record. In the registry Of
! deeds there must always be some deeds on
hand to be entered, because they must be
t received at all times when offered. arid reo;s-
tered at length, in the regular course of the
business, which may however be several davs
or weeks. But to all legal purposes, they
are considered as registered, when received
ana OF TINS the brief minute on the deed r. the
only evidence, until it is registered. Upon
lnese considerations, your committee are
clearly OF opinion, that Register of Deeds
coming into Office, and finding deeds entered
or loft to be registered, has a right 10 con-
sider any minute on such deed. howaver
brief, II Ineligible and made in The usual
and accustomed mode practised in the Office
and made in the known hand. writing n H.
former Register, or of any Clerk or substitute
employed by him, as competent and Sufficient
evidence to enable and justify him in his off
ciai capacity to certify the fact OF such deed
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Rich and Fashionable
Goods.

At the GREEN STORE, WoRcrsTER,
8 CASES and Bales, contain
ing
LEGHORN BONNETs, well assorted.
DO. HATS.
NANKIN s. CANTON GRAPES.
ELEGANT GRAPE DRESSES.
PLAID, FIG'D. & PLAIN SILKS.
LADIES' ZELlA HANDKERCHIETS.
IMITATION CASHMERE DO.
SUPERB GARNITURE RIBBONS.
MUSLIN BANDS.
Silk Scarfs; Velvet Rcticules; Robes;
Bingham Gown-Patterns; Parasols, embossed
& fring'd.; Silk Umbrellas; Fancy Prints ;
English & Scotch Ginghams Seersucler ;
Circassian Irish Linens; Linen Cambrick ;
Flag Silk Ifd'kfs; Imitation Hd'kfs. wrought
corners; Webb's Patent Suspcnders; heavy
Blue Calicoes; Furniture Chintzes.
ALSO, JUST RECEIVED,
A new lot of AMERICAN GOODS.
Constantly on hand,
BRoADcLoTas, CAssIMEREs, VEsrINes,
MOURNING ARTICLES, ETC.
WILLIAM MANNING, JUN.
Worcester, June s, 1922.
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The New England
MUSE WI,
No. 76, Cowt-Strset, Boston.

HVHE Proprietors have the
q pleasure to inform their patrons in the
Comfy Of Worcester, and the Publick in gem
eral, that this Establishment has been greatly
enlarged and Improved during the last year.
More than three thousand articles have been
added, many OF which are highly interesting
and valuable, and for the accommodation Of
which, two spacious apartments Gone of which
is lofty hail 70 by Sc fcet) have been added,
making, in all, elorea apartments.
They have also just purchased the
COLUMBIAN MUSEUM, late the property of
Mr.. JoHN MIX, Of New-H Haven, containing, be-
sides numerous other articles,
FOrty.fue War figures;
all which are fitting up with all possible dis
patch
The NEw-ENGLAND MUSEUM now far
exceeds any other in America, end receives
the universal appreciation Of visitors. The
whole receipts continue to be appropri?. :. 4 to
its advancement. Thus, while its patrons re-
ceive the most ample qualification for their
money, they will have the satisfaction to know
that they are contributing to build up an Es-
tablishment which shall be an honour to the
country and age.
or Ambulance, 95 cents only.
Boston, Nov. 25, 1921.
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May 90, 1892.

Worcester, SIS. May 90, 1892.
NVAKEN on Executions, and
II win be sold, at Ppblick Vendue, at Cy-
russSn,ith's Tavern, n Princeton, on Saturday,
the S9th day of June next, at o'cl3ck, ?. NJ
all the Right IN Equity which JOEL SAW
IN, of Princeton, has to redeem the following
described mortgaged premises, pis. the Farm,
with the Buildings on the same, where he now
lives, in the northeasterly part of said Prince
ton--also, about 40 acres Of Land, with Frame
for House thereon, situate in the westerly
part of.Leominster, near Samuel Jones,s Farm.
ERENR. POPE, in. d. Sheriff.
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NOTICE.

VNHE Copartaership heretofore
q existing between the Subscribers, under
the Firm of WOOD s. PERKINS, is this day
dissolved, by mutual consent.-AH persons
having demands against said Firm, will call on
said WooD for payment; and those indebted
to said Firm, will call and make payment to
said WOOD, who is authorized to receive the
same. JONATHAN WOOD.
ENOCH PERKINS.
Worcester, June a, 1922.
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FOR SALE.

find Possession given immediately,
MNE Of the best FARMS in.
W the Town Of Shrewsbury, County of Wor-
cester, late the property of Capt. LEWIS EA-
GER, deceased-an excellent and convenient
House and Barn, with about one hundred and
fifty acres of land.--For terms, which will
be liberal, apply to GEORGE SLoCoMB, Jr.
or of LEONARD EAGER, on the premises.
Shrewsbury, .May q, 1922. tf
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JO.NfTH4.v ROOD
Worcester, June 4, 1922.

Will do business in the same Store,
known formerly as an Apothecary Store, occa-
pied by Messrs. GREEN & HEYwooD-where
he offers for sale, On the most favourable terms,
a general assortment of ENGLISH & Do
MESFlCk G0ODS-also, general assort-
ment of CROCKERY s. GLASS WARE.
Forester, June 4, 1922
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Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, June 10, 1929.
To the Widow, Creditors, and Heirs Of
OLIVER MUNRoE, late ofNorthborougl,
en- SAID County, deceased, and 10 all 9TH
ers concerned an the Estate Of said de-
ceased, GRgETIxG.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
s. pear (if you see ft) at the Court of Pro-
bate to / e hoIlen at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in July next, at ten
OF the clock before noon, to show cause WHY
License should not be granted 70 sell so much
of the Real Fstete of said deceased as will
raise the sum Of seren thousand four hundred
and seren dollars and .fffy.fre cents, for the
payment of debts and charges; and you villa
be heard thereon.
THEoPHs. WHEELER, Reg
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Notice as Aerebp Ga7yeu
Ma +, the Subscribers, appoint

Va +, The Subscribers, appoint
w ed by The Hon. NArmAvrEL PAtSE.
Judge of Probate for the County of Worcester,
TO receive and examine the claims Of Creditors
to the Estate Of SAMUEL KELTON, late Of
Athol, ia said County, deceased, represented
insolvent-Elo hereby give notice, that Six
Months from the 23d day of May last are al
lowed to said Creditors, to bring in and prove
their claims and trat we shall attend for that
purpose, at the house Of jonathan Circuit, Inn
holder, in Athol, on the "a and 4th TUESDAYS
Of September next, from ono to six O'clock, p.
NJ. JONATHAN CIRCUIT.
ABNEIl YOUNG.
.4thoi, Jane a, 1922.
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Worcester, IS.
Proba,o-Oaice, Nay 81, 1892,
To the Heirs Of AMOS PEIRcE, late or
Lunenburg, IN SAID County, deceased.
and 10 all others concerned IN The Estate
of said deceased, GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to ap-
B pear (ifycu see iit) AZ the Court of Pro.
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in July next, at
one Of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the Accounts Of the Administration OF
said Estate should not be allowed and you
will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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EARLEG CHASE

HAVE removed to the BRIcx
IL n sroRE, lately occupied as stagc-of.
flee, at the corner of Thomas-Street-whelc
they offer for sale their usual assortment Of
GOODS-among which are
A great variety of ladies', Gentle
mems, Misses, BOYS, and Children's STOES
~ BOOTS, of almost every ,description-so,ne
of them at the following prices, ris.-
Morocco Wa!king-shoes, from 5sG to Is.
DO. Pumps, $50 10 IS.
and best Custom Shoes at fair prices.
05~ They will receive Butter, Cheese,
Lard. Grain. and most kinds of Produce, ily
exchange for Shoes or other Goods.
Worcester, emo. 70, 1929.
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posed the latter state would continue il
still further. II has also been contem-
plated TO unite the waters Of Connecticut
with the Hudson, at one or two points,
which is believed to be both practicable
and of sufficient importance TO Justify the
expense. We have now before us re-
port of committee of the citizens of
worcester, Massachusetts, in favour of
constructing navigable communication
between that town and Providence, r..
The report is drawn up with great A.
bllity. and concludes with a resolution,
appointing a committee to cooperate
with asimilar committee at Providence.
II the same interest and activity on
this subject shall continue for a few
years, canals viii spread like veins and
arteries throughout our country. and in
land channels of commerce will be open
ed from the Penobscot to the Mississippi,
and from the Ocean to. the Lakes. The
benefits of such improvements will be in
calculable, Every new canal will form an
additionable ligament to bind the States
IN perpetual union.
Mrs. Coutts, widow of the rich banker
OF London, II utom he left The uhole OF has
fortune, leoring to has children the sole
griet Of has deoth, is said, within one
month afterwards, to have engaged her.
self TO the Marquis of Worcester, whose
beautiful wife, if we remember right,
has not been SO long in the grave that
the ring should have fallen from her
Wondering finger. Oh how terrible is
the thought, that you cannot, with half
a million of pounds sterling, secure the
memory or the affection of a woman
thirty days after your death oh how
painfully useless AN acquisition is wealth
when it lures bidders to your grave TO
draw the mourners away! Mrs. Coutts
was formerly Miss alelIep, an actress.
familiar, we suppose, with the part of
the Queen-Nfother in Hamlet. But it is
useless TO repine at these things. Mar
riage, in what is called high life, is moth
ing more than convenient artificial all
lance, founded in any thing but natural
affection; and that is the reason why
kings and mobiles degenerate, until the
spirit Of revolt proves the rebellion of
nature, and yindicates the ascendency of
talents a nd virtue. Charles. Cosr.
To Bonnet Makers.-The English
smooth-stalked Meadow-Grass (Poa pra-
tensia) or, as it is more commonly called
in New-England, the English Spear
Grass-the most spontaneous perhaps of
any in Observation-Disclosures straw
equal if not superior to the Leghorn,
both in strength and beauty. The sea-
son for cutting it is fast approaching.
when it may be managed in the follow
ing manner LET the grass wilt after
cutting, and then the upper Joint {the
only part valuabIe) can be easily pulled
out, by taking hold of the tops it must
then be hleacned in the same manner as
the common rye when prepared for bon
nets. Salem Gazette.
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POETRY.

The following lines, repleie with lofty and
elegant poetry, are from Psreiraps CLIO.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-13
AN ACT.

Resting in the Board Of Health, certain
porery deemed necessary, an the dsS-
charge of their duties.
DE IT ENACTED, That the Board
D of Health, and each of the members
thereof, in the particular district assigned
10 that member, of which notice snail
have been given in the newspapers, shall
have power, which is hereby granted, to
order and direct the superintendent OF
Police to have removed all nuisances,
which in their opinion might endanger the
health of the Inhabitants. in the manner
prescribed by the various laws OF the Cor
4 poratlon. mn
Sec. 9. And be IL further enacted, That
! the superintendent of Police shall prompt
zly obey, every such order given to HIM in
zwriting as aforesaid: And if be should re-
) fuse or neglect the performance OF any
! duty assigned 10 him as aforesaid, for a
tlonger space than twenty-four hours, after
kreceiving the same, he shall forfeit and
lpay One Dollar per hour. for every hour
thereafter, that he shall neglect the same,
without reasonable excuse be given.
Sec. 8. find be az further enacted, That
rs compensation for services rendered
by the superintendent of Police under this
acr, and for the additional penalties here
by imposed tor neglect. the superintend--
ant ofPoice shall receive such additional
compensation to that already prescribed
by law, to be fixed by the Common Coun.
xcil, on the recommendation OF the Board
of Health.
Sec. A. And be 1t further enacted, That
this law shall commence and be IN force
from and after the passing thereof.
81 Passed April 9, 1922.
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NOtice.

PROPOSALS for cleaning the streets
i for one year, will be received by the
subscriber until Saturday the 18th inst.
the lowest offer will be accepted, and Sc
curity required for the faithful performs
ance of the duty.
The duty of the Contractor shall extend
at all seasons, to keeping open the cutters
at the intersections of all paved streets,
lanes, and alleys, from distractions by
filth.
That alldirt, manure, or other offensive
substances, brick bats, stone or rubbish o.
any kind found scattered over the paved
streets, lanes or alleys, tor the deposit OF
which permission has not been granted by
the Superintendent of Police, or unless IN
the act of removal from the premises OF in,
divIduals according to law, shall. on the
first passage OF the scavengers, be scraped
into heaps, and taken away forthwith be-
yond the limits of the corporation.
JAMES CARSON, S. T.
april 8
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Mr.. SnOUde7l ::

Mr.. Snoscdem:
HAVING seen 10 your paper of the
Ii 4th inst. an advertisement signed by
Samuel Hattersley, calculated to injure
me, must take the liberty, through the
same medium of informing the public, tia!
its contents are altogether false. ! did
leave Mr.. Hattersley's employ On or about
the 9Th Feb. last, but not clandestinely
nor until had fully ascertained that mad
been bound for two years longer than a
legal apprenticeship, which found 10 be
the case by having my age proved to be u
years. | have never from that time Sc.
creted myself from Mr.. Hattersley. but
have passed the streets almost every DAY
without molestation; therefore. he could moi
in truth say | had ran away. and believe
bis sole object has been to wound my feel
ings. Mr.. Hatersly did not do bis duty IN
Withholding from me, that education which
my indentures required, but shall say NO
more on the subject, but seek redress in
legal way. JOSEPH KObEY.
West End. Fairfax county Virginia;
april II st"
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Board of Health,
Aprik IL, 1922.

dprsk III, 1877.
that the members of this
fOboard, each IN the particular district as
signed to him, undertake to sCrutinlze the
various portions of the town, for the dis
coyery of nuisances. according to the fol-
1owing arrangement: and that they exer-
else with promptDess, their duties IN ha'
wing removed in the mode prescribed by
law all such as may come under their no.
Itice; they also call upon the citizens, " hose
Vigilance, and cooperation, are essential
Ito support and execute the recommends.
tons of the board. and whose assistance
are necessary to enable them TO carry INTO
effect the measures requisite to insure sue
cess TO their exertions.
Daniel Wright, east of Royal, and south
OF Prince street.
WIN. A. Williams, west OF Royal, south
of Prince, and east Of Washington street
John Roberts, west of Washington, and
south OF Prince street.
Silas Reed, east of Royal, between King
aud Prince stress.
Geo. Coleman. west of Royal, east OF
h Washington, between King and Prince st.
y John M'Cobb, west of Washington, be-
tween King 4 Prince streets.
Guy Atkinson, east of Royal, and north
$Of King street.
& K. Brocke,t Jr. west of Royal, north OF
King, and east of Washington ST
s. A, c. Cazenove, west of Washington 8
north of King st.
81 BY order of the Board of Health.
JOHN ROBERTS, Prssd't.
q april IS st
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Spring Goods.

c. q 1. P THOMPSON,
sHAVE just received per the ship Bel
4 vldera, from Liverpool, and ale now
l. ohe:ppard's extra super6ne cloths and
casslmeres.
SO and Cd jaconet cambrics
VIM 10 cambria muslins
"6lte and coloured, corded and striped
Uentlemen's fashionable fancy cravat
handkerchiefs
4'4 superhne light and dark cambria
.gingbams
Fancy undressed prints
9lrped forentines
Imitation seersuckers
nnnite and printed Marseilles cuttings
Talent power loom shirtings
lotion hosiery
IiUi's $ cord sewing cotton
nnodes twilled black bombazetts, sc.
.or Dy The next arrival they expect hand.
'O'ne assortment of white and colured
isRIIzIlINGS.
april I3
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To be had in the greatest variety Of num-
bers at
J. I'll. RUNNEL'S,
Lottery and Exchange Office,
King street, alexandria.
Where is also for sale tickets in the
Grand Lottery, lst Class,
For the benefit of the ''South Carolina flea
denny Of Fine .Arts'
At $40 each. april Is
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I Sixty Dollars Reward.
.DESERTED from this post, on the.
IL night Of the 4th inst. The following
named persons, belonging to the service Of
the u. States, viz.
Ezra Burbank, e
A sergeant Of company A. Sd reg. artillery,
aged 81 years; feet, inches high, fair
complexion, blue eyes, brown hair, born
in the state OF Massachusetts, enlisted the
18th January. 1891, at this post; by occu-
patton when enlisted, a blacksmith.
/. William Waazvack,
A private Of company A. Sd artillery, aged
35 years, s feet 8 inches high, dark COM
plexion. brown hair, grey eyes, born IN
the state OF N. Jersey, town OF Burlington,
enlisted the 9Th Jan. 1919, at the city OF
Washington, and by occupation when enc
listed, bricklayer.
The above reward will be paid on The
delivery OF both, or thirty dollars for Ell.
ther of the above named jeserters at this,.
OF any other post in the United States.
FELIX ANSART,
Capt. Sd artil. CONG comp'
Fort Wash,ngton. Md.
April 5. 1922.
april g iw
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ARRIVED,
Scbr. Boston, Cox, Boston, ls days;
plasier. nails, candles, oranges, shoes. DC.
to VIM. Fowle & Co. J, H. Laid T. Co.
S. & D. Reed.
Schr. Enigrant, Prince, Providence. K.
]. 8 DAYS, ballas, 10 VIM. Fowle & Co.
Upwards of thirty sail OF inland vessels
with various country produce, got up.
SAILED,
Brig Arrow, Lowell, Boston.
Scbr. Marsey, Mason, New5uryport.
- Malyina Gardner, ST. Thomas.
- Primrose. Singleton. Boston: :,
Steamboat Potomac, Middleton, Norfolk
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Boarding House.

A FEW gen,eel boarders can be accom-
N modated at moderate price, at the
House formerly occupied by }. b. German
on Fairfax street. For terms, apply to
the subscriber. J. HARRlSS'
april III