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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-20
Masonic N Directory.

TRINITY COMMANDERY, No. :, Knights Tenn.
plar. Stated meetings Friday or before the
full moon of each month. y. d. Knight, Eminent
Commander. q. + Quirby, Recorder.
JERI SALEM ROY AL ARCH GATHERINGS
at Hallowell. Stated convocations Thursday ON
or before the fun moon of each month John
W. Rowe, High Priest.
ALPHA CoUSClL-Mects ut IIaIlowcr Quar-.
terly Conversations, January, April July Oc-
tober; Wednesday succeeding fuil moon. J.
w Toward Thrice lllustrous Master. novG-tGm
BETHLEHEM LODGE no 81, L. and A. NJ.
Stated meetings first Monday of each month.
Special meetings on Monday evenings John ".
Rowe Master. C. H. Brick, Secretary.
AUGUSTA LODGE, No. al, F. n A. NJ. stated
'Aectings first Tuesday Of each month. SPECIAL
meetings every Tuesday evening. {. &. Nor
ton, Master. T.. +. Blacsman, secretary.
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FOREIGN.

Paris, 10. In the Assembly to- day the de.
bate was continued on the motion for the I'M
conditional prolongation of President Nc
Mahon's powers.
Madrid, 10. The Imperial of to-day par
ticularly remarks the moderate tone of the
British government in regard to the Virginius
affair.
Senior Figueras, President of the Cortes,
| day held a protracted conference with the
minister of foreign affairs. For what purpose
| has not TRANSFERRED. 1t is reported that Senior
Figueras starts tor London 3his evening.
The deputies of the republican minority re-
quest the immediate convocation of the cortes
to consider the complications with the foreign
powers, which they allege the government,
has caused.
The minister of war has ordered all the re-
serve of the army to report in person at the
depots OF their respective corps within fort
night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-20
Chicago Produce Market.
Ch;oar0 NJ,

Flour steady. Wheat quiet and lower; lOsal09
for No. spring; l02 for No. do cash; 1917 Dec;
No. 3 do 9d; rejected 90a9l Corn in fair demand
and lower; 3ssi for No. 2 mixed spot; 39x Dee;
40t Jan; high mixed 40>I AL; rejected 37a371s.
Oats advanced and in fair demand: 3l76 for No. 2
No2. Barley dull and lower; 1870 itr No. Q fall;
90 for No. spring. Whiskey active and higher at
sSah. Provisions fairly active, though easier
der extraordinary receipts. Hogs firm. Pork sold
at II s7l2 cash. II 10 jan: IL 50Feb. Lard sold ut
Co cash. 30 Feb Bulk meats active and X
lower; short rib mid 6 short clear mid 6ak Dec.
packed. Green meats; shoulders So short rib
mid so short clear do 81.
Freghts-Corn to Buffalo H.; wheat
Receipts 600 -four; $1,000 wheat; ~ 600 corn;
II 900 oats; 1000 rye; l 900 barley.
Shipments 5000 -four; 5000 wheat; 900
corn; 1, 900 oats; 20 600 barley; 600 rye.
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Wrecked.

Huntington, l.. l., 10. Schooner j. L.
Turner Of N. r., from Honduras for n. Y.
with cocoanuts, struck on Strattord reef CT,
at 3 A. M. Tuesday, drifted across the sound
to Lloyd's neck and capsized. The captain
and wife were taken of by a life boat. The
steward named White and two other men
were washed overheard and drowned. The
body Of the steward was recovered.
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Escaped.

New York, 10. This afternoon the cell of
w. j. Sharkey, in tn Tombs on the charge
of murder, was found vacant. Mrs. ewes"
Allen, who was in the prison as visitor, was
found inside, and it is presumed she gave
ticket to Sharkey, with whom she was ac-
quainted, and he escaped in woman's attire.
Her ticket is in the hands of the door keeper.
There was the greatest excitement in the pris-
on. Detectives were sent out and kilograms
were sent to all points. Sharkey had been
sentenced for murder and was granted new
trial His clothing was found under the bed.
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Personal.

Hon. William Goold of Windham, Senator
elect from Cumberland county, was in the
session, with Mr.. c. c. Grant on Court street.
We are glad to see A. B. Farwell, Esq, on
the street, wonderfully improved in health.
Speaker Blaine and family have gone to
Washington, and Senator Morrill, will start
to-day or tomorrow.
Prof. Fletcher of the Eastern State Nor
NAL School, came to this city in the afternoon
train yesterday.
Col. A. w. Wildes was in the city yester-
day.
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BRUNSWICK.

Brunswick, Is. Col. Alfred j. Stone, a
well known citizen of this city, died this
morning, aged 20. He was formerly lum-
Der manufacturer and dealer and did an ex-
tsnsive business. He was prominent men,
Der of the democratic party for many years
and held several important offices under the
administration.
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ERE will be a meeting of the Inspectors of
[aine State Prison, at the prison, on the
week in December, to take the annual
mt of stock. All TIE goods manufactured
prison the past year have had ready
| the most of them have been sold outside
b State, and none made on contract.
tluality of the goods has at once common
hem to the trade, and they have had a
sale. There have been manufactured
several prison shops, carriages. har-
5, boots and shoes. All kinds of car
are made, from a heavy stage coach to
t wheelbarrow. A wagon weighing six
has lust been made for Clark's Island
tie Company, One axle alone weighed
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PENNSiLE

Philadelphia, 10. Steamer Powhattan
passed Lewis, Delaware, at 8 o'clock this
morning on her way to the navy yard. Steam
er Manhattan went into commission this morn
ing and will be ready for sea when the Pow
haitian arrives to accompany her. The Ter
ror was brought up to the navy yard to- day
from League Island. The iron-clad Cononi-
Gus, at Wilmington, is being prepared for
service and will be ready in about two weeks.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.

Portsmouth,, N. II. 10. In the supreme ju-
dicial court here this afternoon, the jury
brought in verdict of guilty against the
Eastern railroad for killing Capt Norton in
the Seabrook smashup. Judge Foster has
not yet announced the amount of damage he
will award.
The case of the brakeman JEFF Rowe, for
injuries in the Revere accident, is to COM
mence Thursday morning.
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Reform In Vassalbero'.

Mr.. EDITOR A more disappointed look
probably never radiated from the bland face
sons here the other night You see, Good
Templars Lodge sprung up here a week or
two ago, unknown to Johnson, who came in
to Gibson's tavern the other evening, and see
ing the usual crowd around, sung out to Glib
son to bring up the usual pitcher of cider
"Now, boys" said he, "let's all take drink. =
What was his surprise to see them one by one
decline! AT last he fetched up with Joseph
Fawcett; ''Of course you will drink with me,
joe" he remarked. But Joe shook his head
"What in -" "Wc belong to the Coco
Templars," some one interrupted, saving
johnson from using hard word. The con
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-20

|e again remind our readers tina: the
hth annual meeting of the Maine State
RATIONAL Association will be held in Me-
|hl Hall, Waterville. Nov. 24, % and &c.
return tickets over all the railroads in
tate, will be furnished all wi.hing to at
The ladies who attend the meeting
be provided with places of entertainment
Ladies desiring to take advantage of
arrangement are requested to notify Prof.
/. Hall of Waterville, of their intentions.
Expected that the occasion will be one of
bal interest.
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"Down East brethren, have sent them word

"Down East" brethren, have sent them word
to come on in force, and that their hospitality
is unbounded. The Methodists, having on
similar occasion of their own been assisted by
the Quakers in acts Of hospitality, are now
generously throwing open their doors to the
delegates Of this convention. 1t will doubt
less be the largest gathering of the leading
minds Of this sect ever held on this continent,
and the fare being reduced, and entertainment
free, no disciple of Fox who wishes to keep
abreast of the times should fail to be there.
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FIRE RECORD.

Little Rock, Ark, 10. A fire this morning
on the corner of Cumberland and Markham
streets, destroyed frame building occupied
by Thomas Lafferty, dry goods, and several
small dealers. Loss $4,000; insurance
S25, 900.
Fires prevail in the woods between the Ar
kansas and White rivers. The damage 60
far is confined to fences and bridges.
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Forest Grove Cemetery.

DURSUAST to q requistion of the Board OF
l. Managers, Especial me- ting of Forest Grove
Cemetery Corporation will be held at the Office OF
Samuel Tltcomb, in Augusta, on Saturday. Novem-
Ger 10Th, A. ID. 1915 at two O'Clock. 7. NJ to see If
said corporation will authorize the Treasurer there.
of, in its behalf to purchase additional lot OF
land west of and adjoining said cemetery, for the
extension thereof, receive conveyance OF the
same and raise money for the payment o. said al.
d,ional lot. SAMUEL TITCOMB Secretary
Augusta Nov. 10, 1873. novlS.t3t
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TELEGRAMS IN GENERAL.

Boston, 10. Arrived, steamer Archiles,
Phladelp hia cleared. steamers Flag, Charles
ton, Saxon, Philadelphia.
Detroit, Mich 10. The Salt street ship
canal is closed for the season. This morning
work was commenced on the Golfer Dam.
The work of enarging the canal will be pros
ecuted with all possible dispatch during the
winter.
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W WASHINGTON.

Washington, -. The chief of the bureau
of statistics states with reference to the COM
mission of the steamer Virginus that from
the last list Of merchant vessels of the L. S.
she is entered on that list, on page ZS4, as the
Virginia, paddle steamer, tonnage AL S4-
100, home port New York, official number
%, awarded Feb. 2lst, 1872.
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Explosion.

Pottsville, Pa, 10. BY the explosion of
sulphur in the mines near fremont to-day,
workmen were terribly burned about the heads
and faces and John Williamson was instantly
killed. Tha exI loson created intense excite
ment among the women and children, who
collected around the entrance Of the mines.
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FROM BOSTON.

Boston, 10. The proposals for the new
loan OF the Boston & Albany Railroad opened
to-day, and out of twelve hundred thousand
dollars only five hundred thousand were
taken, as the corporation decided not to ac-
cept bids at less than par. This is indicative
of the state of the money market.
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III AVIAN 4.

Havana. IL. The Vose lie Cuba publishes
4 rumur that seventeen prisoners had been
shot at the lIoly Inn, on account Of recent
y discovered conspiracy to cooperate with
the Cubans on the Virginius. There is no
official confirmation of the report.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-20

ductor put the cider to his lips, but he could
not drink it all. And he set the remainder
probably, so did Gibson. Gibson has been re-
failing at the rate of forty barrels of cider a
year. Present appearance indicate coming
down from these figures. hope SO. The
Good Templar Lodge came none too quick.
remain, Yours,
VAsSAL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-20

lie Governor and several members of the
lcil returned from their visit to the Re
School yesterday. A Superintendent
boon be appointed; there are several APP
|nts for the position. 1t is limited that a
eman from Vermont, Mr.. Fairbanks, is
to receive the appointment, although of
be that is mere conjecture.
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WEATHER..
WAR DEPART

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
Washington, Nov. 1871 80 2. NJ.
For the Eastern and Middle States, north
westerly winds, cold, partly cloudy and clear
ing weather.
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Arrested.

New York, 49, Geo. Manning, late clerk
in the Kingston, Jamaica revenue office, was
arrested sn this city tonight, on information
by cable that he is defaulter to heavy
amount.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-20

be fast nags were trotted out yesterday,
the streets were lively with sleighers
lining in their sleighs. Those who went
h waded in snow and mud muddicr than
|nuddiest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-20

here was rumor on the street yesterday
Col. Thayer had purchased the Mansion
be, and was TO return 20 his old place
Mr.. Hadley, the proprietor, says the ru-
had no foundation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-20

meeting Of the Directors of the Maine
|ltry Association is announced to be held
bis city this Afternoon. We suppose that
lngements will be made for their forth
ling first annual exhibition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-20

N account of poor health, Mr.. Webster
S obliged to dispose Of the Augusta Laur-
|. lie has been doing splendid business,
the establishment offers a good opening
Ian active man who can work.
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ale exceptions, and the court adjourned until
AFTERNOON,

The motion for new trial has been over
ruled. Exceptions to the charge were al
lowed, the arguments to be finished within 40
days. The proceedings are merely dilatory
and the prisoner will undoubtedly be sem
fenced to death at the January term of the
court
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bring the continued feebleness of Mr.. Nol
10, his customers at his lamp and oil store
waited upon by MIR. Capen, whose sewing
fhine establishment is in the same build
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r.. Stacy has been furnishing his new
Fding house, on Western Avenue, prepare
to leasing it. We hear that some one
he into the house the other night and stole
Is to the amuont of fifty dollars or more.
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FROM NEW NO:sA.

New York, 10. The Bank Examiner an
nounces this evening that the Mercantile
Bank is safe.
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be offices in the building occupied by the
|nebec Land and Lumber Company in this
have recently been plumbed in the most
Foved manner, and all the Offices put in
h condition.
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he Postmaster General has issued an Or
reducing the registration fee on domestic
hrs and packages from fifteen to eight
Is. This rule doesn't go into effect. how
until the first Of January next.
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L. q. O. F.
ASYIHM T,ODHE MO

Will hold regular meetings every Friday evening
at Odd Fellows Han, in Darby Block, until further
notice.
Per order Nc.
ct2,-ihSiii3m NJ. HARDEN. Scc'v.
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PORTLAND.

Portland, 10. Steamer Franconia, from
New York, reports that the handkerchief
lightship on Nantucket Shoals has gone
adrift.
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POLITICAL.

Boston, 10. Samuel G.. Cobb was n0ni-
mated by the democrats this evening as candi-
date for mayor at the coming municipal cleo
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-20

he steamer "Star of the East omitted
trip to Boston from the Kennebec on
|hday, but sailed yesterday. She will re-
h some time this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-20

Is understood that the County Com
bners, who lately viewed the route for a
on petition of the City Council of Au-
from the west end of Capitol street
lily to intersect the Manchester road near
ranite quarries in Hallowell, will report
sely to the petition. They adjudge that
mon convenience and necessity" do not
re the opening Of the road prayed for,
bat is the only consideration upon which
tatute authorizes them to net. Objec-
to the extension were made by citizens
well. 1t now remains for Augusta to
II the street and build it at its own ex-
1t will open an avenue to granite
that are almost inexhaustible in extent.
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Suicide.

Boston, 10. Judson Croker, aged %,
hanged himself to-day at his boarding house,
Edinboro' street. Dat Of work and despond-
emf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-20

Quakers of North America are to hold
5 Sabbath School Convention in Lynn,
i, commencing Wednesday, 10th inst, at
|ock P. NJ, and holding over Sunday.
|ospitable members Of the sect in Lynn
some time since, general invitation
fr brethren to be their guests during
Invention, merely requiring them to send
tr names little in advance of their ar.
We are informed that FIVE hundred
have already been received from the
alone, and that the good people of Lynn
/ these figures might frishten away the
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|pVc understand that on the last trip of the
nnebec steamer to Boston, boy fell over
bird, but was speedily saved.
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local anu State Mems.

Good slcighing yesterday, and everybody
wing teams seemed ready to improve it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-20

People agree that we have a mild winter
fore us. the cold weather having been all
I'd up last winter.
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The mills of the kennebec Land and Lum-
|. Company in this city and Pi.tston have
sed operations for the season.
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We are requested to say that the singing
PIX, "The Standard" to be used in Prof.
diton's class, may be found at Pierce's
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\ member of a dry goods firm in this city
orms US that they have just laid in twelve
|usand dollars worth of new goods.
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Ii. Morrell of Gardiner thanks somebody
a new Bugle. If it is any hands omer than
present nose, Hi. had better accept il and
hr it.
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No business of Importance was transacted
the Executive Council yesterday.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

PROViSIONS-steady,
PORk-a2 so
LARD-steam Ia; kettle Ia az.
BULK MEATS-shoulders 4REI clear rib sides
SICK; clear sides 6a.
Observation-Disclosures 614; clear rib sides a61s
clear sides s345-
WHISkEY-S6a-.
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Wanted ImmediateIv
A GOOD SMART MAN

To sell Sewing Machines. A rare chance olcrc
10 the right kind of n man.
Address SEWING MACHINE, Augusta, Me,
septl6.tti
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1t is reported that sleighing in the coun-
, is first rate.
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Diro.

In Bath, 18th inst, Mrs. Mary c., wife of Henry
W. SWanton, aged SO years, IL months.
In Frecport, 18TH inst, Lewis Litchiield aged co
years, months, Is days.
In Bath, 18th inst, Mrs. Mary y, wife of James
Alec, aged - years.
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tHarrtfD.

In Cumberland Mills, 18th inst, t.. II. Fogg of
Deering, to Miss Clara l.. Cannon Of Falmouth /;
18th ST., Chas. +, Elder OF Norham, to Miss Mary
Percy OF Rochester, \. III.
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The Masons of this city have given mp the
"a of having levee this winter.
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New York Stock Market.

New YORK. Nov. 10.
Delaware & iIud. loiI Cleveld L Pittsb'rg 77ls
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DWELLING UOUSE

DWELLING HOUSES.
Private Dwelling Houses, occupied by only
one family consisting OF not over four
persons, $1,000
For each additional person to the number of
eight III Que family, 100
For each additional person in the same fam
lily ABOVE ght, so
For the first Bath Tab, go
Each additional Bath Tub, 300
For the first Water Closet G.0
zach additional Water Clost 800
Hose Tor washing windows, private houses, 500
hose for Gardens, special rates.
" Whenever Rates for private dwelling house
and stable shall exceed $40, special rates
viii be made by the Company.
boarding. HOUSES.
For the first faucet $1,000
Each additional faucet, 800
Water closet or bath tub, when used by
boarlers, each 1900
Each additional bath tub or water closet 3UU
STORES, OFFICES, WAREHOUSES;. ETC. NOT IN.
GLIDING MANlFAcToRiEs OK WORKSHOPS.
First faucet, $500
Where two or more tenants supplied from
the same faucet. each 800
Wafer closet used by occupants of one tene-
ment only so
When used by occupants of more than one
tenement, Tor each tenant, 400
For each additional faucet or water closet,
half of above rates viii be charged.
MARKETS, SALOONS, RESTAURANTS. WORKSHOPS
For markets, saloons, restaurants, work.
shops, or for purposes not included in
any other class fcation, and not requir-
ing more than an ordinary SUI ply Of WA
Ter, from 81 o $l5
HOTELS.
For each bed for boarders and dodgers, $3.50
STABLES.
Private stable-For the first horse s. 90
For e,ch additional horse, so
For each COW, 80
Livery, Club and Boarding stables ,-For
each horse, 100
Truck ana Car Stables-For each horse 2OJ
Provided that in no case shall any stable be
charged less than 800
The rates for stables include water Tor wash.
ing carriages without hose.
HOSE.
For hose OF not over three eghths inch or
fee, used for washing windows, sprinkllng
streets or watering gardens (and The useot
the same shall be limited to one hour per
day not less than $500
STEAM ENGINES.
For each engine working not twelve
hours a day, for each horse power, $500
BUILDING PURPOSES.
For each cdsk of lime or cement used scents.
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Augusta Water Company.

As matter Of convenience to our citizens,
and to help forward great public enterprise
we publish the annual rates of charge estab
lished by the above Company for the use OF
water