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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-20
POWERS GFasTITU TE,
Beraardston, Mass.
LIP. WARD, A W.. Ppiyclpn

Mrs E. II. WARD, Teacher Of Ornamental branches
s. l.. LEACH, Assistant Classical Depart eut
SEyRIN -CNELL, Native Germany Teacher Of German
PROF. +. SClIUSTEt. OF rattrboro Teacher Of Music
PEOF EUGENE CANrEL Native Of Fr Teacher Of French
Assisted b. Instructors Of Vocal Music Writing and Lev
turcr upon Physiology Natural Sciences and uathema
Winter Term ofeeveu weeks begins the last Mon VI
N-,Jl, ~
Summer % Six third Nav
FAN j." eleven last Aug
Accessible by Railroad Fare from Brattetoro sixty cts
Terms OF Tuition, Board Rooms for sefboar1ing
as at similar schools, Letters addressed to l. Ward
% Is "
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-20
THE PERFECT MELoDEoN

MOTHER rKiUMrll4! ATruELATE sTATI FAIR
IL at burlington, thePERFEcT MELoDEoN aganaward-
the First Premium for purity and Of tone
and prOmptucs OF touch.
every desirable quality necessary for superior instru
Perfect Eeodeon unsurpassed ofthis we have
alb ndunt testimony.
The addition of the Base Damper, forwhich we have
recently obtained letters PATENTS of the greatest I'M
provemeuts made the Mendeon. u smeetng with
universal approhaan considered indispensable BY all
who used il and become familiar with its beautiful eff
fectWihou tilt is almost impossible TO sell an instru
meut
Plan O + r T + S
from the best makers selected by Prof y I. BARFR
Bostou which sufficient guarantee OF excellence
for sale and to rent at manufacturers prices
All Instruments warranted and any part Of the
country Mt our own risk ESTE6 GREEN,
BRArrLEBoRo, sept pa. 1856 20
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-20
Perfect Fannlng- hill
EEcalth ithout Physic {;

A PRIZE ESSAY ON NERVOUS DISEASES.
just published the tn thousand, in sealed envelope,
price 10 cents postpaid by the Publishers. Tor
stamps Medical Essay the physical Exhaustion aud
Decay Of the frame from indulgence luirC ton the IN
furious Of Mercury with the odern Of
BY X. >. CULNERh ELL, VI. D.. Member of the hoy
al College of surgeons, Sc. Ac., SC
" Spermatouhoea, or Seminal Emissions Nervous De.
hity, lmpottucl loss of Ere,Ey, depression of Sps
liuidy, diseases Of the sexual 0rs and Imp, dmrnts
10 Maria generally are promptly and teetuay ty
the Authors novel and uude Of treatment
by means Of which the Invalid regain pristine health
without having recourse to dangerous and expensive e
From the London Lancet -" The best treatise ever writ
subject Of yal Importance ALL well WORTHY the
Authors exalted reputation
Address he Publisher G. j. G. inc & Co. lst Avenue
cor. l9Jh street ost Box 1886 New York city g-l
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-20
Inc eareat Eininrent.
J lie ssreat a.ita5asseat.
I lac eSrcat s.inig,lcnt.
Z he esIcat 2imisGienf.
For Either lTan or Beast.

VIE Trial has hem fair ara the eo,Ie have ryndsH
a Just verdict: sELHEN's MAG Hun the Worldsg
- h!t' tatet zen ost aud without rival In the BBf
ava. eus o hetich aud ts sale Is " pt
annals e Medical History Utaied b, nasus .cersss
o. bA BOGUS PUFfs, b. rs taken the aGi
ohef IKE lenees. and stafds tTun phanf. II hiss $50
approval 81 many 81 the Most enih the tnedioa
nlt, the press are loui in praise: and the rraa
uIser eI stable teepers and stage pHupfictors ID rue
viii IRE other me iciie.
III gu CA you doubt its mert2 If 50 give hi; q
Gle fair trial, FAIR TRIAL wilt eony nee the most ID
cal : & i A .tIDtN
East i'ddam, Conn. l9l Propri To-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-20
JOHN G.. WIGHTMAN,
PROVISION STORE.
Groceries, Oysters, Fruits, Farmers Produce, &c

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES OF ALL
a KINDS:
sugar Spices, all kinds Soaps. Cream Tartar Saleratus
SAT- tlsh, Kaisins .CoulectonareF Segars. Tobacco
Nuts Of all kinds, and various otherartiees
Vegetables. Potatoes Turnips Onions Carrots Cal :
ba e ana all other kinds.
Fruis. Apples of all kinds, and other Frutsiu their
seaSon-lle will also keep hand Boston and New Haven
oysters, wholesale and retail
lie At prices corresponding with the times and
warranted to prove satisfactory He constantly rcceivn
from market fresh additions to his stock which are pnr-
CHASED at bargain and will be sold small advance In
shoftli you want Cheap Provisions, give him a call
anu you can get the wort of your money
Wanted,-Al kinds Of Farmers Produce wanted for
heh ne " pay tdtr tket price Those wing any TO
dispose OF will do well to call on him.
Bellows Falls, July 80 1853 Al
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-20
JAS. 81. s'OMers.

- A'-IA hi4'I Oh LOOS,
over the savi' gs Bank, Opposite the Black River Hotel
SPRINGFIELD, VT
II this serve An iny ,tion all feeling interested in
~ the Photographic Art call and see some of IN a
improvements. such as @ 1s'
photographs, AmbrOtypcs, Ambrogrn his,
and MeiainoIypez,
IN the latest styles Of the times
have lately fitted up RO ms over Geo W port.r,s So,
lover the Savings Bank) where have arranged = a,
perlor SKY Light and time mo ey has been spa1e ~
to produce the best of pictures W '''e
nave on hand full supply of Frames Cases Lockets
&C which will sell at very low prices 's'
JAS D. POWERS, Springfield, Vt.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-20
Lyer's Cherry Pectoral,

FoR ruE RAPID CURE oP
.on@hs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarsene.s
Group, bronchitis, Incipient Consump.
on, and for the relief Of Consumptir,
Patients in advanced stages Of The
disease.
$50 idle i the FIELD If It's usefulness and 50 10
FRS are thc r.ses of its cures, that alnag
setiar q country Al ounds In persons pss
Is tHe"n. WHO lavc Teen restored from alsrni-f
ever dcFcrtr CiscasCs Of The lungs br ID
g. When igc tired, las superiority over ets7
hrF HeeieIlc rfiis Kind is 70 apparent to eses-,
d ~, irH. aal where its virtues are known 4,
''5 iir n1 longer hesitate what antidotc to eupJ
h3 t' % iuSslng lHd dangerous affections Of d,
.tlnai ~ arlaus that arc incident to our cimsa
II hale m4ry inferior remedies thrust unou isl
f,N have failcd and been discarded, iti 4
17t -alitfd friends BY cvery trial conferred lends
1n afflicted they can never forget, ard 70
'Hr"d cures too numerous and too remarkable y
&c forgotten.
PREPARED ny
De. ~. &. AVER s. co.
LOWELL, MASS.
T. Woods, and j. w. Moore. fellows Fsns
, nun, !, btiittlrboI' b Sahn 1r ssxton,s li1er
!, q III 5cl'' ha't Westmil stcr S Week Granor
Ohestsr AMI b5 al dealers 10 Medicnesysr I'D
2i@i
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-20
Notice.

NoflCE Is hereby given that my son INLAND II MAD.
LEf mas bought his time during the re,a.et or hi
n"Fty aud that viii hereaf pis he debts Of his co.,
tracing nor claim any Of hi, eariii e. ~'
ch.,o, ClARLoTr p. HADLEY
-''''N'' 'i'4 a. t-S. lb-Z0k
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-20
JOHN w. CO MEGYs,
nGN TEST!

ihsefIs hrtIHcIaT teeth ON the Unrd rubber,
Platina, Continuous Gum)
Cheoplastic, Gold and silver Plates
> For the beSt style of work persons from Bgtr o
FALLS will charge only IS dollars for a complete Upper
uoer SET Nil use the 9es material furnish the tempora
~ set FIRE ofctqlr VIII warrant the work to rive
ton in seery reypct.
Filling and extracting done with care.
Main st. DR vr,,o "
Sept. u 1858. al -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-20
American 4 FOREIGN Patents,

Il EDDY. Solicitor or Patents tlate Ageutof tie u
Patent oiice, Washington, uulct tue Act OF 49, r.
state street, opposite Nib 81 80, ton
Alef an extensive practice upwards Of twenty wear.
CONTINUES 70 secure Patent, in tile GIFTED states ain IL
gfeat bil"lu France aud other foreign cpuutls a,t,,s
Assignments and all Paper or ureu i, o. ~,
Fatelts executed in literal ten ms and with 1rst.t,b
n'91e lnto American aud Foreign work. ID deter
h5 tHe vanity OF utility Of Patents or nve tons Al Z,
i'sd or other advice rendered in Al mat rrs tcbi H.
ss copies Of the eiim- 81 any Patent fnr ishe,ib ~,
mtting one do lar Assignment. recorded at uasb go,
d, rus Aselel IS not ot the largest New H. Gland btt
.E"usn y inventors have advantages for Sc, urI
1 SCREAMING the Pateutability OF Invention. m
~ u ne lnneasnrahJ superior any that can H. ,n
theh elsewhere The testimonies below ryep move ~ ,
"ne Is 'IokE SUCCESSFUL At PA1ENT oFrcE than IN
SuoSeFloer ana rs success BEsT PROOF ~ tUv,
tNSts OK ABILITY he would add that he has abtr ap m
peil'Nt' ana can prove that other oite Of a.
"a are charges for professional services so nna r M
ptieee Of the subcr her during twenty ears ms
eutoie nun 20 accumulate vast collection s,erie
lS ana ohcia decisions relative patents Tbrse be
u extensive library Of legal aud mechanism wort
anu iu accounts Of patents granted in the u ed SAT-
u europe render him able beyond question 10 ofIet IN
peror triltes for obtaining pat tts ' ="
All necessity Of iolrne. 10 Vaccination D, r.
patent and the usual great delay there are
ventcrs. 1900 nv i'e' 1S"'ealh'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-20
SULLIVAN RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APR IS, 1859, TRAINS
~ will run follows:
g4S GID UT vE~ EE
TheNorning Train willleave Windsor at 100 Claremou
at 20 and CAurie, at Al, A. NJ. connecting Bel
lows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Boston. Lowell and
Worcester and with Vermont Valley railroad Sprin heid
arriving at New York, 300 T. NJ j,
Tne Mail Train wllelye Windsor at 100, Caremon "a
lhO, and Gharlctown az ell =. NJ connecting Bellows
fslls with Cheshire and Vermont Valley Railroads
CSAJ GD ES -z> EE
The Mail Train wlleave Bellows Falls at 90 Charles
town at II 81 EIaremonta at O NJ connecting at ind
with Vt Central ailroad for Montpelier Burlington
Rouse Point Anntca .Osdensburgh. &c..and White
River junction with Passumpsc railroad for Wells River
Littletou, 81. JohnSbury, Barton Sc.
Thc 3Telnr frtin willie elbows Fallsat5 80 Charles
town at $50, and ClaremoHt at l3 P NJ for Windsor
Stasesconnectat iharestown fu dPerkus-
vile al Claremont for Newport. at dEt for ocd-
stock. EDWARD THOMPSON Sup't
Charlestown.N II, Apr. IS. 1859. q
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-20
RUTLAND & BURLINGTON R. R.

RUTLAND & BURLINGTON R. r.
" Run Follows: va
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Burlington, $40 NJ and : o. n
Arrive at Rat aud, II 40 ia an -
Ieayc Rutland, ll5D {. u m ~
rive at Bellows Falls, 225 PM. 9l5
MOVING WEST NORTH.
Arrive at I}utl nd 10 80 1" . . rE
Leave Rutland 600 ans Il.
Arrive at Burlington els e0o .
At burlington, Trains it'll Lake ChampIain S,
ers and Trains Of Vermont Central Road At Rutland Win
Trains Tor Troy, Albany and New-York Saratoga Snrins
schenectady, and the West. Bellows Fails with r,i
he cheshire Road for Fchburg, Worcester Lowell and nos
ton with " Valley Road for Brattleboro Springfield H
"ra New Haven, and New York. And with Sullivan ~,
for ndsor White River junction and the White Nnnr
Freight Train with Passenger Car. '7'
II Passengers going West will find this the cIeo,sst
most direct route Tickets aud all Hon m
be had at the Bellows Falls Ticket Office
h. A. CHAPLIN SUPERINTENDENT
RUTLAND, Jan u, 1859 @ o., 'eH''
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-20

munty to their patronage, and we as cheer
ully recommend heir enterprise to the
community, hoping that in due time both
will be mutually advantagrd by il.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-20

TESTIMONIALS
regard VI ELY As Of the most capable ard su
c1nr ''4''i'ionefs with whom have had Official inter
CIIAS. MASoN.f
Commission el Of Patfrts
we no hesitationin assurn inventors thar the, ~
lole"Pihy person petent an trustyrortI, =
@ tpahie Of putting their app catiui in a form Ia 50
Patent Office, "''oi at th'
EDMUND BURKE~
Late Commissioner OF Patents
..,,- . BOSTON, Febugrr 8 1855
4. VIZ. X. u EdtY has made for NE Thirteen o5,,i.
tl's on All but ONE of which patents have be 49,
'p th', one Is an'c parting Such unmistakabl nre =
gyett talent and admit his part leads me 10 ~
Inventors TO apply TO him procure their rstnt ~
e VI o, sure OF having the most ftithf,l attert;o ~
S'9'zd on their cases, and at very clarc
JOHN TAGGART =.
from sept. 1857. to June L. 1858 the subert !; b
~ ~ trSe prtetice. made on trfce rejected
eiihS ~ ZEN APPEALS. EVERY ONE witch ~ y,
''eu ~ % - ftror by the Commissioner Of Patents
January |, 1859 n HbDh.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-20
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& T. A II u - SY gsgJEs

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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01

ATTENDANCE OF CoUNcILMEN.-we give be-
low an exhibit of the number of times the diff
ferent members of Council have been in attend
ance during the year, ending to-day:
Bates 40, Baum SO, Bodley 80, Davis 65,
Eggleston 80, Gaines 55, Green 80, Greene S..
Hambleton 80, Hannah 81, Hassaurek 2s,
Hawkins 90, Higbee SO, Hirst 50, HoIlister So,
Kiersted SO, Marshs 81, Maurer 10, Myers SO,
Noble SO, Pearce IS, Perry es, Puthoff 81, Ross
SO, Rule so, Runyan s., schaefer 50, skaat,
"A, Tafel AZ, Toohey 81, Terrence SO, weasner
81, Wisnewski 33, President Bishop 81.
1t will be seen from the above that three
members have been in attendance az every
meeting, namely: Higbee, Perry and Ross;
while. Maurer, who has answered the purpose
for which he was elected, probably, as we'll as
any, has occupied his seat among the Fathers
of the City but nineteen times. All the busi-
ness which has been done during the year
might have been transacted in twenty sessions,
and for this reason we think Maurer has served
his constituents faithfully enough. If the
Council were composed entirely of such men as
he and Hassaurek, who was absent forty
times, the city would be governed better and
the cost would be less.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01
ADJUSTMENTS,


PIXIES OPERA HoUsE.-The audience which
ishment was not large, but it was select, and
was surfeited with sweet sounds. Mile Pa
rodi, certainly the best singer that has appeared
in this country for several years, surprised her
warmest admirers by her rendition of "Ah mon
fls" and HummePs valse. The latter was
most enthusiastically encored, and she sang
the celebrated "Rataplan," from The Daughter
Of the Regiment, with a spirit and brilliancy of
execution we do not expect soon to hear
equaled.
Madame Colson. who, with her sweet face
and still sweeter voice, charms everybody, in
the "Chansenette," gratifed the audience to
such an extent that, here also, they demanded
an encore, which was given with that grace,
peculiar to this cantatrice, which has won for
her place in the hearts of all who have heard
her. Madame strakosch, Amodio and Brignoli
acquitted themselves finely, while the orchestra
gave its part of the programme with precision
and exactness.
Tonight will be performed Eynani, with Pa
rodi as "Elvira," and Junca as "Silva." To-
morrow the troupe give matinee at two O'Clock,
upon which occasion le petite Cora de Wilhorst
will appear as "Lucia," and Parodi as "Lu-
crezia Borgia," in the second act of that opera,
which, on its first representation, was by far
the best performance the troupe have as yet
given. On both occasions, if the audience be
as large as the attractions deserve, the house
will be full in every part.
WOODS THEATER.-The Lucresia Borgia bur-
lesque by the Buckleys, at Woods last night,
drew a fine audience, which, as they always do
from the performances of this troupe, went
away delighted. This excellent company of
performers appears to be increasing in favor
nightly, and it deserves all it receives; for
their travesties are in much better taste than is
usual, and the singing is meritorious. To-
night Cinderella will be performed for tho ben
eft of R. B. Buckley.
NATIONAL THEATER.-The audience last
night at the National was the best of the week,
and the "Marie Antoinette" of Mrs. Sinclair
was quite creditable performance, as also was
the "Count D'Artois" of Mr.. Henry sedley.
Tonight the really intellectual play of The
Marble Heart will be presented for tho benefit
of Henry sedley, who will appear as "Raphael
De Chatelet," with Mrs. Sinclair as "Marco."
PEEL's CAMPBELL's MINsTRELs.-Last night
this talented troupe was greeted with large
and appreciativo audience. The company is
the best extant, comprising choice musical
talent and fun-making specimens of the genus
homo. For rare, intellectual, musical and
humorous entertainment, commend us to the
Campbell's concerts. Tonight and tomorrow
night are the last entertainments they give in
this city.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01

SINGULAR ACCIDENTAL barber on Fifth
street, yesterday, in turning from the stove
with an open razor in his hand, stumbled and
fell against customer whom he was about to
shave, and would in all probability have cut
his throat, but that he threw up his hand, which
received the blow. The blade struck between
the little finger and the wrist, and severed the
veins, thus inaicting frightful wound. The
man became very angry, and rushed upon the
knight of the shears, who, however, escaped
through the back door.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01
CABINET-MAKERs' STRIKE.
Prospects of a Speedy Settlement
THE BLACK LIST EXHIBITED.
THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS.


Agreeable to adjournment, the members of
the "Cabinet-makers' Protective Uni'n" met at
Arbeiter Hall yesterday afternoon. The num-
Der in attendance was larger than usual, many
having an anxiety to "see the elephant".--vis.,
the new black list.
The President called the house to order, when
the minutes Of the previous meeting were read
and approved, whereupon the Investigating
Committee submitted the following report
Mitchell Rammelsberg. The employees of
this firm met at Arbeiter Hall, this morning,
for the purpose of adjusting the difficulties be-
tween them and their employers, but could not
agree upon price list. M. & R. asked oom-
mittee of their hands to meet them at their
office, at two O'Clock this afternoon, for further
consultation. The result Of their deliberations
will be made known to-day, when it is thought
an amicable settlement will be effected and the
strike brought to speedy termination.
From Johnston & Meader, and Mudge-no
report.
In visiting the factory Of Weiderich 4 Jones
the committee found one man at work. It was
NHNSaJ 'SSN " blNo bAiS BCuILCudu
benefit of the black list
Aaron Shaw will pay the list of prices and
allow his hands to have "Shop Committee"
but will not bind himself in writing to recog-
nize their supreme authority.
At Smith & Hawley's there was no person
at work. These gentlemen will not open their
factory until all are ready to commence work.
j. 8. Johns will not acknowledge the author
ity of "Shop Committee" although he does
not object to having one in his shop.
Henshaw, Kramer and Avery-same as yes
terday.
Brunswick & Bro. signed the list with this
proviso-"that we will pay no man more, on
weekly labor, than he is worth, and further, the
journeymen can have Shop Committee
but we will never recognize the authority of
the same"
The hands in this establishment quit work
as soon as these facts were made known to
them.
The regular business being over, the COM
mittee appointed yesterday to procure suit
able black list, reported that the aforesaid was
in readiness.
Shouts Of "trot out the elephant" arose from
all parts of the house, when the President an
nounced that an'opportunity would first be af-
fordod gentleman who had been previously re-
ported as undermining, to place themselves
in proper position before the Union
prior to the " exhibition" Some four or five
here came forward and stated that they had
gone to work under false impressions, and
asked that their names be erased. The mem
bers being satisfied with the excuses offered
granted heirpetitions, when the list was placed
upon the stage (the dimensions of which are six
feet by FOUR with three names, chalked in
bold and legible hand, thereon.
Groans and Kisses were vociferously given
for these "jOurs," when the meeting adjourned
to meet this afternoon at two O'Clock.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-01
Another Murderous ARRAY In a DIsrenn.

, Another Murderous ARRAY In Disrepu-
table House - One Woman Nearly
Killed with an Ak Another Beat
over the Head with an Ale Bottle
Arrest of the Assailant.
Last night, about seven o'clock, murderous
ARRAY took place In o brothel on the south side
OF Gano street, between Walnut and Main.
The particulars of the affair, as we learn, are
as follows; 1t appears that the proprietress of
the establishment, Mrs. Ann Robinson, a1as
Brown, was asleep upon a bed in back
room, on the first floor, when a girl by
the name Of Kate Smith attempted to abstract
her pocket-book, containing near seven hun
dred dollars, from her dress pocket. Mrs. Rob-
inson felt Kate's hand, and jumping up seized
her by the hair of the head, and, reaching for
an ale bottle on q stand near by, beat her over
the head with it. Sophia Irwin, who was in
the room, interfered to save Kate, when Mrs:
Brown, who was perfectly infuriated, grasped
short-handled ak lying upon the floor.
and made ferocious attack upon her.
Sophia retreated to the back yard, Mrs.
Brown following, dealing blow upon blow,
when Sophia fell fainting and exhausted from
her wounds. In the mean while Kate Smith had
fed from the house, and late last night could
not be found. Shortly after the affray the
police arrived, and discovered Sophia under
the shed in an almost dying condition, and
covered with blood. She was conveyed into the
house, and medical aid Immediately procured
Mrs. Brown stated to the officers that Sophia
was only drunk, and she had beat her with her
fists, but upon examination by DR.. Mccarthy,
1t was discovered that she had a severe cut,
about two inches long, over the left eye, and
four or five cuts and gashes upon the head
the skull was fractured in three places on the
right side; the little finger of her right hand
was nearly severed, and the bones of the left
hand mashed. There is scarcely any proba-
bility of her recovery.
Officers Ritter and Iferd arrested Mrs. Rob-
inson, otids Brown, and conveyed her to the
Ninth-street Station house, where she was
locked up, to await a hearing this morning.