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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-22
SrArE or VERMONT

In Probate Court held NJ Aonipeler IN saiJ ni'ti on
the 2lst day u september A. u. lsIAi
Wnlllm NJ Wade, Administrator n bonis noH OF the
estate Of Richard knceand tate Of Waterbury, Ia SAID
district deceased, presents hts administration account
examination aud allowance, and makes application for
decree uf distribution and partition OF the said
deceased Mheenon h. ordered BY said Court that said
account ana sal application be referred 10 session thereof
20 Dc held - the Probate once Ia said Montpelier, the
lh day ~ veinef, A. d. $50, for hearing and decision
hfruni Aud, a further ordered that hereof
given 10 All iefsons Interested by publication u the
Three weeks excessively ln the Vermont Warhnan
journal newspaper published al Montpelier, previous e.
sad time appointed for hearing that they may apIear at
said time ana place and show cause, " they may have,
Why said account should not be allowed, and such docree
mndf. ly the touu.-Atiest
Hiai HARVEY IifDEN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-22

Ia
In Probate Court held at M1uinsier. Boo lad nsifet o
The lst day " September, A. ID 1875.
hosweN laint, Administrator of the estate uf William
y ose0ndi late " Cabot, IN said District. decreased. na.-
snis h- administration account luf examination and lr.
anoe lud nlkes application iara de ffHf disthnon and
lafhll 81 ODE estate 90 sii deceased Wnaauron 90 !. Uf-
lerea by SAIL Court That said account and -i I
tiee ~ session thereof, o. r htl lt te Pr0laic uffr
n ,ld Montpelier. 0n The lsh day H September H. l-l
Qmt noutr hereof ho given ~ ail persons Interested los pubs
ahgn OF l same three weeks sur0e.srHlV te vermont
Mattnnnn q state journal, o. newspaper published nt
Monlpcof pfrvnus TO d time appointed hearing that
it} thl apeaf 90 SAIL time and place. and Show cause
any tel may have, why said account slOuld ho allowed
aud such decIte made. ng tlie Court Attest.
"i-N N. A. CHASE ra.ff.lr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-22
SrArE OF VERMONT.

IN Probate Court, held 40 Washington Do aatI utstla o
the 81 dn' ui september, a. D. l-fts
John Lyudc administrator 0f he estate of Slur
LiWe, late Of Millumsi0vn, u au DISTRICT Doe
,e presents Dis aliini. lii n'afeulut Tor csHlua-
unh anu nu.wance' amt makes application for
decree nf distribution and partition of i estate sl
ceased Nlcreunun. II Is hlHfed hy said Court that said
account and said Application he referred session thereof
90 BE- held 90 the Town Hall, 30 Wliam.tuNn 100 sld nis-
tuci on the 1T Thursday Of october, A. D. l.1i Tor
hearing and decision thcrelui uud b. furiuor
efei mat notice hereof be- given io 90 er-ou- Interested
~ puhrlilnn Of e same three weeks aucr4Frlv the
vermont Matchmtn g state journal, q newspaper pub
listed A. Montpelier, protluus to said time appointed
bearing that They appear ai said time place and
show cause n any they may have, hy said account should
not be allowed, and such decree made.
g5-pi y a. TAYLOR Re.,i.isr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-22

Two CASES or pRowNISG.-Mr. Alexander
Brothers, Of Fairfield in attempting to ford the
Msssquoi river just above the mouth Of Black
Creek at sheldon, Saturday evening was drowned.
lie had forled in the same place when going To
the fair grounds week before last and supposed
he could safely do So on saturday; but the storm
OF Thursday and Friday had raised the river
several feet, and the current was So strong that
the horse and wagon were driitcd some distance
down stream Mr. Brothers wife and theiryoung
child aud stcl-son were ia the wagon, but were
rescued by persons who, attracted by their cries,
fastened Ia their assistance. Mr.. Brothers lost
his life by jumping from the wagon The de-
ceased was about twenty-four years Of age.
As the Lake Champlaiu steamer, Adirondack,
was ON her way north, the 18th, about midway
between Burlington and Rousos Point, the atten-
ton Of some Of the passengers was aroused by a
splash in the water, and q moment after, man
was discovered in the water astern, apparently
struggling to reach a yalise which was floating
few feet further in the rear. lie WAS seen preach
and clutch the yalise and place it under his arms
as II for support but soon disappeared from sight
An efforts to recover the body were Ia vain, nor
does any one know who was the party drowned
It is suppos FL 10 be a case Of suicide
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-22

4 RENiSIsoENCE-T Boston Trarehcr pub
fishes an account Of the recent celebration Of the
battle Of Winchester, Va. In speaking Of the
gallant charge of the Sth Vermont, it says
" Among the many successful movements Of the
day, may be mentioned a bayonet charge Of the
old sth Vermont and 18th Connecticut Regiments,
led by Col stephen Thomas, Of the former corps.
These regiments occupied an exposed and impor-
tant position in the centre, and had lost heavily
previous to their charge. The Eighth Army Corps
having been ordered up on the extreme right,
marching in solid column, the movement was I'M
derstood by Colonel Thomas to mean general
advance, and not wishing to be a whit behind he
rode down in front OF the 18th Connecticut, whose
colonel had been wounded and removed, shout
ing his request, win the 18th Connecticut 80
forward with the old Sth Vermont It was
enough, and, although many Of the companies
had exhausted their ammunition, the two regi-
ments swept forward under a CALLING fire, across
the open field, keeping their line even with that
Of the Sth Corps which was closed en- masse. The
rebel line was reached broken and driven back
for nearly a third Of mile through the woods to
the plain fronting the town Of Winchester, where
the artillery fire became furious that further
advance was impossible. In the meantime, how
ever ammunition had been brought up, and the
regiments stubbomly held every inch OF ground
so nobly gained"
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C,oMMIssIoNrns' Noricr.

NNI IN AIA IiINlNh.
~ nnacfsgnfd having iNeu aDrnnicl Up DO iianlfia
i" N"Nf' tl hr ihstiet Yf W .hna0n. CaInn .aI.n.
tft i fefeiNrI examine and adjust 900 rII|I0a .H f
~ all pefsuns lmnsi flr estate 0f iai faian f', Ia
nhut lu siil u-irlfff l0HlH uUN 600 IHma ..NNi..f
h Offset uerci0 hereby Give nufi.s lt fr m uiaaf ffi
li - aforesaid a. ihe dwelling nH.f Hf fHr N01f nl l.e
deniu4ii neat tom fen O'clock A. 49, until i0nr o.0ok b.
Nnehchu saidd and that months ifu f IlN Ur.f
AuiN \ d. ISIS. a. Che time limited hf i1Il Cont far i
allowance '''
Dated AZ batre this n GAY % september. a. u. Isil
e5.a7 joins 81 wiisdV Commissioners.
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Personal.

we are pleased to learn that Captain l. J
iaiishofn has received nomination 10 the State
senate ron the Forty seventh Senatorial District
OF Iowa His many friends In this vicinity re-
ioice in mis- prosperity
We learn that Re, John = DcmcrItt Of this
village has accepted call to the Congregational
church in Williamstown Mr. pemertt is an
earnest and consistent Christian, and will make a
faithful pastor over his charge
captain Seth Eastman. Of Concord. \ If
who left this place itty-four years ago. after
learning the silver platers' trade was in town last
week lie remarked that the place had changed
somewhat during that period
o. a. Dodge, Of Burlington. who gent ont. in
May, 10 take an important position on the Panama
railroad Is about to return home. on account Of
severe attacks Of the fever, brought on by close
attention TO the duties Of his office
Captain Mason b Carpenter, late VI st. Al
bans, has left Chicago aud gone to Denver, Color
ado, to reside The fact that Mrs, Carpenter was
suffering considerably from anasthmatic difficulty
Tor which the climate Of Colorado affords sure re-
lief, induced the change
Miss Ellen Claiming Day, Of Boston, Mass
was married on the ID inst, to Charles Jo-
seph Bonapartc The bridegroom descend. from
an illustrious family, being the grandson Of
jerome Bonapare, King Of Westphalia, while the
bride is grcat-gIanddaughtcr Elijah Paine
father Of Governor Charles Paine, Of Vermont
Mr. George Cunio, Well-knovu locomotive
engineer ON the Central division Of the Central
Vermont left for Tallahassee, Florida. on Mon
day morning. where he goes 70 accept q response
bic position offered him on the jacksonville, PEN
sacola Mobile road. George has host. Of friends
among the boys ou The road, who wish him sue
cess in his new situation
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-22

liu Co,uSG EcLir-E -Ou the morning OF the
Goth of this month there will be an annuar eclipse
Of the sun, visible aud central In New England
The line II central and anuuar phase first touches
Che earth at six hours sixteen second and six
miuui'. a. NJ, at point near the southern shore
Of Lake Ontario, and passes in an eastcry direc
ton across the states Of New York, Vermont and
New Hampshire reaching the Atlantic Ocean at
six hours seventeen Minutes 4. NJ It passes
near the central parts Of Bennington and Wind
ham counties ia Vermont, aud Cheshire and Hills
borough counties ia New Hampshire and leaves
the continent near the northeastern extremity Of
Massachusetts The line Of the northern limit Of
annular phase passes through the central part Of
Addison county and along the noriherly line Of
Windsor county touching the Atlantic near Port
land. Me North OF this line the eclipse will be
partial
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Drafhs

In Mori.town. September s. SARAH R,Np. aged IS
years and s days.
ia Westminster West. September CARRIE 4. MILLER
dir.hler ot Reuben ami Martha Miller, aged u years and
9mOnfhs.
In Ieieham September II, LAURA l.. COREY, wife Of
please rupy.1
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-22

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In Probate Court held al Mnu n aud for said Dis
trct, un the an day Of september. 4. ID. 1875.
j. H. Orcnr Administrator a. inHff mon Of the estate Of
Asahel T. hrtman late Of Narilnel In said Dstrrt
ceased make application To said Court iu wrns, fur
cen. 90 sell all " ths real eine NJ said dease except
the DOVER hu Including the homestead and rtyer.lan 90
dover representing thai the sale thereof Is necessary Tor
the payment of the debts and expenses admins fanu
Of the estate 0 said deceased AMI Tint the sale Of thc
stead would be- beneficial IN the widow heirs sa
ceased Whefrupun, 10 b. ordered by said Court that said
application be referred 70 session thereof 10 be held At the
Probate once IN said Montpelier, the lsh day
temher \. u. lsii hearing decision thoreont anil
% further ordered. that an lHrsuns Interested be n0ued
hetruf by publication Of notice OF it application amt
nricr thrrcun three wcthf successfully Tie Vermont
Waterman state Journal, a newspaper published at
MuutnFlfr, AMI which calculates lu ths urhhnrion nf
those Interested before said tiuc uf herring. hti iley
appear 40 said time and place, anil u they object
thereto. iy tAr iuuffarAifuIf.
HARVEY Iff.TftN. .f1fIr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-22

I1ioHArE CorRr-Ihc following business was
transacted in the Probate Court for the District Of
Washington, during the week ending September
2Oth, 1875 September lith-Martin Sheldons
guardianship, guardian account allowed Chester
Bugbee'. estate, application for license to deed
real estate referred 20 october 9Th T. " Per
rims estate administration account referred 20
September 22d ] C. Crosset,s estate, admins
tratiou account referred 20 September 2ith Sep
TENDER i6th-fniucs T. Ccilcys estate commits
sioucrs report returned Hiram Cartons estate,
assignment made. September l7th-Allcn j..
Smith estate : 5 Kelton, administrator Nathan
Tuw and a. r Wood appraisers and commis-
sioners license TO sell personal estate granted.
Frances T.. tcllcy's estate, commissioners special
report returned September lSih-James Boy
dons estate. and II b Ramsdelrs estate, COM
missoners reports returned Hosea Mnots es-
tate, will referred for probate TO October 18th.
Fred Shampenys estate, W A Lord administra-
tor September Goth -Roxana Pike. estate COM
mis.ioners' report returned Norman Buhleo >
estate administration account referred to Octo-
Der 18th
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arNaI }loGrrs.
STATE or VERMONT,

ssTATE or VERMONT,
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, So
IN Probate Court holden at Montpelier IN and for said
District, on The an day Of September, 4. u. 1875
john NJ frneh, Administrator the Of Henry
W. fruch late OF Barre, Ia said District. decreased.
mtks application To said Court 10 extend tho time here
tnnrt allowed him 10 pay the debts due frum said cs-
tnc, and iurrndcr his administration account uni
future day; MhUrOupon, 1t Is ordered by said C0un that
said application be- huini 40 the lrubate Ofrr 10 Montpelier,
he Z5 ny Of September A. u $50 And It's further
deci, that notice be given to all person. Concerned by The
publication of this orler Ia the Vermont Waterman state
journal. printed MONTPELIER three weeks excessively,
before said hearing ly'fhe gouu-Attfsf,
si-l HARVEY tlLbEN Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-22

- RNNpOLPH DISTRICT, So.
ln Probate Cour holden NJ Washington, In and for said
District, The 2Oih day Of september A. u. 1870
Major smith, administrator on the estate o. Joseph
Grant late Of Washington IN said District deceased makes
application 20 said Court 10 extend the heretofore
allowed him TO pay the debts due from said estate. and
render his administration account unt future day
MLecuTon h ordered by sud- Court that said application
be- heard AZ the Registers once Ia Washington dgh
day of October, 1873 and, 10 further ordered that be
20 an ersous concerned by the publication OF this order
u the vermont Waterman state Journal, printed al Mont
litllnf three weeks successfully, before said hearing
liy the Couu-Attest,
n. A. TAYLOR, Register
tue copy VI lecord-Atiest,
WlH \. A. TAYLOR, Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-22
SrArr or yrnMoNr,

IN Probate Court hall nt Montpelier, within gnd sad
district, on thf 9th day OF September, 4. D. ISIS
Sylvauus Daniels. guardian of fil Daniels and Mary
Daniels. dlug iers Sylvester Daniels. lltn Nli as
n said District, decreased, mlhes duplication 10 said Coua
Tor license Co sell the following described bis
real ciateu which sld sylvester Daniels died seltd and
posesss cXctptns their right OF hurtrld but mHluuiu.
te royersnn OF dover tpiein representing that he sllr
thereof for the purpose ~ putting no proceeds Of such sale
az inter 80 Investing the u sturks ur real rntn
would be henehcal g said wauh Mhuonpon, u h or
derrd by sold Court, that said Application hf ffrfr
session thereof. 10 he held nt ne Probate uhioe
Montpelier the 2sth day nf September A. D. ISIS,
hearing and decision thereon And, DO b. furier oidcfri
that 81 persons Interested Do nutln hereof hF publication
~ notice ut said Application ami 0uler thereon. three fs
sucss-ircy IN the vermont Naci,nan q state Journal
published ~ Montpelier. before sd tluo 10 bearing. That
they appear 81 said time and ptge and, 81 they
cause, Object thereto, il ihg Court Afs-tf
Nj-M ~ A. CHASE. REGISTER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-22

NoRwicH--Nlr A T. Hatch has his new build
ing far completed that he expects to occupy the
same the last Of the present week
Mrs Mary Barrett, wife OF William c. Barrett,
who lives in the west part Of the town, died Of
lung fever, on the 10Th inst
The Episcopal church in this place, which was
built some years ago, but never finished inside,
has within the past two weeks, been finished in
neat aud comfortable manner. Services are held
each sabbath evening" at halI-past six O'Clock, to
continue through the winter, it is hoped.
Last spring, George F. Kibling was brought
before A. =. Hatch, Esq, upon complaint Of the
town grand juror charged with violating the liquor
law. Under an arrangement with the grand juror
that II Kibling would agree to stop selling plead
guilty to twenty-five Offences and pay the cost Of
prosecution, the fine of two hundred and fifty dol
lars should not be collected, so long as Kibling
kept his agreement not TO sell any more KILLING
entered into the arrangement plead guilty Of
twenty-five offences, was fined two hundred and
fifty dollars, paid the cost of prosecution, and
Judgment for the fine was suspended Things
went on all right under the agreement until about
two months ago, when the grand juror says he
became satisfied that Kibling was again selling
and therefore called upon the court fora mittimus
TO collect the fine The officer called upon Kibing
for the fine, which he refused 10 pay-hrst be-
cause, he said, that he had not again sold; sec
ond, because the grand juror had no right to en-
force the collection Of the fine until he had con
yicted him Of again selling. But the grand juror
said he understood that by the agreement he had
the right to call for the fine when he, himself,
should become satisfied that KILLING had again
sold But kibng would not pay, so he was sent
to jail where he now is. Kbing petitoned the
Governor to remit the fine, and filed anldayits in
support Of the petition The grand juror filed
counter aGdayits, and the Governor, after con-
sidcring the matter, declined to interfere Kib-
ling will not pay the fine until ordered to by the
Supreme Court, and will now resort to haJeas
c0iJUfS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-22

a FMuHtE WonK MIR Horace Dodd, the
enterprisng and successful advertising agent, iu
Boston. has issued a work entitled the Printers
Text Book which, for the extent and variety Of
be- price lists and Information as to the material
u tllc craft is The most valuable authority on tie
subject while in sample, arrangement printing
and binding it is simply elegant Every office
should bo furnished with one
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-22

Pont,R Prices The Boston Philharmonic
lIuo have conceded to our people o reduction in
lhe price Of their tickets, reserved seats being
Placed al fifty cents. Lovers Of first rate orches-
'al music in this vicinity will miss rare oppor-
UNITY for enjoyment, il they fail to attend their
concert this evening. The club is composed Of
bernard and Fritz Ilstomann, yiolinists Emil
''anm' viola player; Adolph Hartdogen, yio-
!oneellisi Eugene Weiner, nutist, and Adolph
he'1' solo French horn player An the perform
,6' except Bolz, have been leading artists in
'N'oaore Thomas incompatible orchestra, and
'ne cub, as whole, although it has been organ
yea but a comparatively short time, Is unriyaled
ne assisting prlma donna Of this occasion will be
MFs Anna Granger Dow, one Of the most brilliant
'ooalsts in New England and one Of the most
su'ed 'oprlnos in the country The programme
S very attractive one throughout, and will well
repay careful attention
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-22

lLHpwicK -George + Whipple, our village
tnsmith aud hardware dealer, has bought Judge
perey'' house, near the grist-mill, ON Wocott
street, paying 81 100 Immediate possession given
The crop Of hops, quite important one in
this section, is reported to be good, and generally
Of fine quality
The first killing frosts to injure vegetation
occurred the mornings Of September 18th and 18th
This visitation always unwelcome, is much earlier
than the average Of years, and has injured late
pieces Of corn, and many kinds Of vegetables re-
quiring another month to mature
S d Hathaway, Esq, OF this place, started on
pleasure tour, on Monday last. lie intends to be
absent about three weeks, visiting the White
Mountains Portland, Boston, and several other
seaboard cities of New England May he keep
his feet warm and his head cool" during his tramp
The town Is completing the improvements on
the road to Cmitsbnry, through Alder Brook val
les, begun last season. J. H. pmic, Esd, has
charge OF the work Since the railroad was COM
petcd 70 dis place, this road has become an Inn
portaut thoroughfare, since most of the Cmftsbury
business seeking railway facilities comes to this
station.
Another chapter in the Magoon- Remission
quarrel Joseph Magoon and his son, James, were
tried before Justice Underwood at East llardwicls,
on the 18th inst, for a~-aultng VIM. Remission and
other members Of his family. They plead guilty,
and were fined each 500 aud costs. Both cases
were appealed A. people differ in their mental
constitution and intelligence, so must the various
cyilzing agencies differ to have the best effects.
1t is hoped the results Of these eases may have a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-22

MAsoSlc SUrrrR-Mr Chester Clark, OF the
american House, gave q complimentary supper to
the Masou- OF the Scottish rite last Thursday even
ne, iu honor OF the constitution Of Gamalic Wash
burn Grand Lodge Of Perfection, by Mr.. George
q" Tyler of burlington, 33o Deputy Of Vermont
argo number Of members Of the craft were
present the tables were spread in the beautiful
aud tasteful manner for which Mr. Clark is noted
and good time was enjoyed by all. The Amer-
can House by the way, under the management Of
Mr. Clark and bis energetic wife, is one Of the
p'easan'esi stopping places IN the state, and no
Motel no tho country is more homelke-a quality
h which too many hotels are lacking. During the
Summer the American has enjoyed very large
snare of custom, and since tho beginning Of the
court not less than one hundred guests have
eaten dinner daily-pmotical testimony to It's rep
uiaiion In the community
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-22

Naiad Temple of Honor meets every Fuiay even.
ut. no O'Clock. Sncli Temple meets every Wrnesiae
evening, ~ if otorki Capitol Council meets on the Hr
and Wud Monday evenings of each month al d uaioek
T. q. of q. f.-Ncfm0ni Lodge 10 .. fnlerculoni or
dcf 1i udd Fellows, meets every WFuNFsnAY EVENING,
~ t'f O'Clock 81 old felluws' Hail, fangiun's Hook
siaie street ly 0nier y. e..
0lstf tnAutrs D. tatrfxs s.,sret,rr
Lyons kathairon prevents the Hair from falling out
n turning gray feueNs if- growth and gives strength and
,i'r lt /. nrllshifmN lerfunei. and mikes splendid
N--iuA 10 BE- fn cheapest and desirable llar ruur
t'rf pi0infel. lscl 5 the elite. Price only ~ cent?. ID
Thousands of Promising Youths. OF both sexes
~ tlNh t unun.ly graves, ffpm general debility and
h-s Who in4lt Dee saved hf Terrifying their systems
MN iign ll' Peruvian syrup Is au lion prepared
'NNAsN H supply This flt1fng element and J. fha only
blood.
~ = OF THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE
NHi frmoif Intended for popular should b.. MT
guy ih roughly reliable and SCIENTIFIC hut lneanahe Of uro-
nNt dangerous results The treatment VI nff iiH1ffrng
,oWf'htf Us necessarily rrurartol. and II lrlcteuou-
Ns' hit taken info tu sYsem foru long time they may
nhnuilH. nnu dn more harm than guud. Dr Wheeler
'omnuud llNir oi ihusphnies and Calsava containing
.Nufhs pi ih" ussuts rcurs diseased hne tnusele and
nerve amt uucws cunstnunnl vigr lu The Same manner
a. n flN iuul with uu mufe liability OF injury. 10 may
" Ahtn Zoo 800 forms Of debility ln tr fuuuf nrfi. with
lfriiif' certainty 800 permanent heuett ai-qd
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-22

WESTON succeeded, Friday, the 10th, in his sec
ond attempt, at the New Haven ball grounds, to
walk one hundred miles inside Of twenty-five
hours, and had half an hour, lacking only fifteen
seconds, to spare