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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-01-07

SUICIDE or CHARLES L. HUBBARD.
About one o'clock Sunday afternoon
the people of Saxtons River were start
led aud shocked by the announcement
that Charles L. Hubbard had committed
suicide in his barn by hanging, and a:
the news rapidly spread over the town
the shock was felt hardly less than in
his own village. 1t appears that he
committed the act with single piece OF
rope tied at both ends in circle and
hanging it on nail in a post and rest
ing his chin and throat on the lower part
of the circle, his feet even touching the
floor
ltappears also that he urged Mrs. Hub
bard to attend church in the morning.
but she preferred not to, and very likely
on account of his state of mind. As he
had been absent for while from the
house, she became anxious and went to
the barn where she found him, and in
stantly went to pr. Pettengill's, but be-
fore she returned was herself Frustrated
by the terrible shock.
On Thursday of last week his finan-
cial suspension was announced, and this
was doubtless the main cause of his self.
destruction. In the fall he was prostra-
ted with typhoid fever from the effects
OF which he had probably not fully re-
covered, and which doubtless weakened
his strength against troubles arising from
his business. He was at Bellows Falls !
several times the last of the week, where |
his friends noticed his great depression
OF mind and spirits, and some of them |
tried to cheer him up, that nothing
against his honor and integrity had APP
peared, and that he should not give away,
but it seems without effect. He went
like child on his inability to pay his
debts, saying he was thus compelled to
go back on his word. To one he said
ne could not see single bright spot for
his future This prominently shows his
tate of mind few days before his death.
4 current which bore him on to the final
net.
MIR. Hubbard was but 80 years of age
and held in general high esteem by his
Lownsmen. He had for several years
been prominent business man of this
own and was also collector and consta.
Die. His death SO sudden has of course
'een terrible shock to his family and
friends, for whom deep SYM ,
'athy prevails. He was member of the
Masonic fraternity, and his funeral was
argely attended, Wednesday afternoon, {
With the honors of that body.
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ATHENS.

Miss Jennie A. Clemens was thrown
from sleigh Wednesday morning o,
last week, aud broke her thigh bone
ne fracture was reduced by Or, Camp
ell She was trying to pass a team
when thrown out.
AT the annual meeting of Golden
Rule Lodge of Athens the following
officers were elected for the year ensuing /:
j. II. Austin, w NJ; j r. Ball, O. {.
Ellen G. Davis. L.; C. w. Davis. G..
H. II, Hall, Asst S O. r. Edwards
Chap. N Bemis, Treasurer; f. Rog.
ers, Secretary; II. II. Whitney, G. X. !;
Mrs. j. H. Austin, c.. Miss Clara Ball
r.; Miss Cora Wells, F. Mrs. r.. ID
Clemens, L. A. S..
The installation of the above officers
was to have taken place last Tuesday
evening
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w EATHERsFIEID.

The East Congregational Society held
its regular meeting Saturday eve, Jan.
LIST, and was called to order by the clerk,
). n. Bronson. HI. w. Sheldon was
elected Speaker, when the society pro.
ceeded to elect the following officers
Clerk, S. N. Bronson; Committee,
/ Col. l. Hunt, A B. Ware. C. Streeter
Collector S. Bronson; Treasurer. II. w.
Sheldon. Col. Hunt spoke very point
edly in regard to the conduct of the Vt
Domestic Missionary Society in refusing
to pay the interest on the Mai. Jarvis
fund, of which the Mission Society is
trustee, for support of preaching in this
church. 1t was voted to sustain the
committee in legal measures to obtain
their rights 1t was also voted to sus.
tain the present Episcopal worship, and
Rev. w. B. 7. Smith, of Claremont. n
H., was unanimously invited to continue
preaching as during the past year. I'm
S''Hb7h ihtSiSct GOHbliIuts III JD6 tnuFCl.
E. P. Fellows had valuable colt Sc.
riously hurt last week. 1t was noticed
to be quite lame in one forward foot but
upon examination no cause could be de.
tected. A subsequent and very close ex-
animation revealed point of steel near
the frog, which with great difficulty was
extracted when was revealed a portiou
of fork tine six inches in length. II
had pierced the leg or ankle and been
driven downward completely through
the center of the foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Bronson received
a $40 preambulator baby carriage as a
New Years present for their boy" 1t
was from |. w. Barnard, Alpha" of
The Boston Daily News, and is an ele-
CANT affair, with silver and gold trim
nings. On the back is Hastily painted
On Stanley, on Stanley having been
designated as the coming mans F" front !
name.
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SOUTH READING.

The people of this place celebrated
Christmas by the usual Christmas tree.
besides declarations, reading of ESSAYS.
singing by choir, &c, on Wednesday
eve, the 18th. Although the entertain
ment was postponed to a late day on ac,
count of similar gatherings elsewhere.
we think all had a general good time.
Your correspondent, as master of the
exercises for the evening would say that
great credit is due to our friends from
Felchville. Messrs Geo. M. Clark. Hank
White and o. :. Holden, for their at
tendance and singing. If we cannot
claim them as inhabitants of our own
village, still we can return thanks to
them as fellow townsmen. There were
many fine presents upon the trees and
also some very ludicrous ones, which
made some merriment for the occasion.
This Monday evening several of the
inhabitants met to organize a lyceum by
voting to hold first meeting next We'd.
nesday evening, when the third term
question will be discussed by George F.
futile, L. Y. Clough, w. w. Wilkins,
and Charlie Robinson, with Z. w. God
lard as President, Charlie Robinson as
Recently the neighbors and friends of
hiram Butler of Reading, who had a |
stroke of paralysis some three years ago
md had been in poor health since, turn
ID out and drew his wood
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CHESTER.

Mr., and Mrs J. F. Greene desire to
tender, through the TIMES, their thanks
to members of Masonic Fraternity at
Bellows Falls, for tangible evidence of
their appreciation of the receivers min
istrations to sick brother of the
craft.
AT the annual meeting of Fire Dis
trict No. 2, the following officers we're
elected for the ensuing year Moderator.
j. S. Adams clerk, Ira U. Smith pru-
dental committee. F. w. Marsh, R. p.
Pollard, j. r Richardson treasurer. p.
H Robbins collector, NJ. S. Moore
chief engineer, Z. C. Hutchinson ; as
sistant engineer, F. w. Marsh.
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sunday Services.

:, EMANUEL CHURCH. Rev CHAs. 7. OGDEN
Rector. Services at l053 A. NJ and P NJ
:, At 81. CHARLES CATHOLIC CHURCH Rsv
y. e. GENDREAU, Parish Priest Mass and So
mon at 10 o clock a. NJ Sunday school al 3 o'ciock
P. NJ Vespers and benedicion Of The BiessSd SO
ranent at o'clock P. NJ S'0-
METHODIST EPISCOPAL cHURCU. R..
CHURCH TABOR, Pastor. Preaehins Idlk 4,
sabbath Sehool q noon Class meeting i'm STATELY
after seoPath sehool- Prayer meeting in The eve
ning. saboath School concert las s bbath exenins
20 ~ me n month srRASGsRs ALWAYS WELooaE. FREE
n CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Rev. N f. CAR
s1nday Sehoot AZ Noon. Evening Service Al &
e.9ek. besular IhGTsday evening prayer meeting
Al "a 0 clock A cordial invitation Is extepsIed
At the BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev. ]. mas
hlNS; Pastor. Preaching at l0lz O'Clock a y sun
Jay school at Y n. Prayer meeting in the evening
Sunday School Concert the second Sandsv s, sas.
IN each month. SEATS FREE SA"s
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State Prison Troubles.

Sumner t. Lull, for many years keep
er in the State Prison at Windsor. was
tried at the County Court at Woodstock
last week, and found guilty of assault on
prisoner about year ago. The trial
has caused much comment and some ex.
citement, andpublic feeling is represent
ed as with Mr.. Lull who it is claimed
used no more violence than was necess-
airy to quell rebellion among some OF
the prisoners. 1t is said he was convict
ed on the testimony of the prisoners,
which if true, would indicate an easy
method for the prisoners to swear out all
the other officers, and keep house for
themselves, or move away.
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Masonic. The session of the Grand
Lodge for 1876 will be held at Brandon.
commencing on Tuesday, the 18th inst.
The railroads will carry for fare one way
and the hotels at Brandon will entertain
at reduced rates. All members who can
are invited to be present. w. s. VIII
liams, X. G. w. Secretary and j. b. An
derson. X. G. w, Counsellor of England.
are expected to be present.
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METEOROLOGICAL NoTEs FOR DEcFN.
BEE. -Average temperature for the
month !: morning, 1912 noon % $40
night, 24.320; mean average 24o9o
Hsghest average for any day. 23d
AZ lowest, 10Th, 2.66o below %,
70. Mercury highest, morning. 9th.
AZ noon, 23d, $40 ; night, 2Sd. AZ
Lowest, morning, 10Th, 49, below zero
in some localities 2O0 and 24o boIow |.
'on 18th and 10th, 50; night. 18Th 90
'elow zero. Range of mercury for the
month, 720 from 1S0 below to 54o ohoro
ZERO 1reatest range for any day Doth
- least, 24th, 40. Below zero morn
mss of LIST, ID, Sd and 10th, respectively
2 and 1so. More or less clo.r
'emf part Of - days. More or less
s py II days. Snow on day. o.
IN all. Rain on IA DAYS. I.igbt.
mug on the evening of the 18th. Tast
! OF the month very mild. snow and
nearly gone. Some mud. Month
I with April weather.
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STATE OF VERMONT IA, D.,

rSlAlE of VERMONT. At a Probat. Gam.
D'sasis ~ ~ miSps0R. s. held atCavendish win
n is9s siu district on the zlst day of December
ch ~ ana testament Of EMORY B0LLEs. late 81
the Can, - sDstrlet. deeessed. was presented 10
kecn1or t1ereln named. Therefore, ID Is ar.iasS
sa1 Court That pu bic notice be given to ali nT
* Session thereof 20 be held at the Probate Sses
in eest s ~ sad District The NINETEENTH
probate Of said viii if they cause and II Z r
tnef ordered that this order be published three 49,
seoeessl.ei ~ IN the BELIows FALLs TfMEs newsns
per printed At hoeAinghsm in this state he lasft ~
snten PUB lestions shall be previous 10 the aax
signeu a. aforesaid for hearing " '"e Jay a.
Given under my hand Al fssxe,d;.h !; -. n.
iriets tals list DAY OF December A. D. ISIS.
~ NhAhLtS r. BARRETT, REGISTER.
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w EsTMINsTER.

Miss Lille HAMILTON, Of Northamp-
ton, Mass, will give Reading in the
regular course of Lectures, in Westmin-
ster, on Tuesday Eve, Jan. 1lth. The
Bellows Falls Amateur Quartette Club,
have kindly promised to be present, and
will add to the entertainment of the eve
ming by singing several of their songs
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VERNON.
RAvAGEs OF DIPTHERIA.


james E. Priest was himself stricken
with diptheria and died on the 23d ult
The Brattleboro Record says that with
his death, the entire family, with the ex
eeptlon of the wife, have fallen victims
to the terrible malady. On Wednesday
Drs. Dean and Walker of Greenfield,
and physician from Brattleboro met at
Mr.. Priests for consultation, they were
suddenly called to his bedside, by his
wife, who said her husband was diving.
A mem branous substance had collected
IN his throat, and in a moment he would
have strangled to death. The doctors
gave him temporary relief by cutting a
hole through the windpipe, through
which he afterwards breathed Mrs
Priest is daughter of Joseph. King of
Marlboro, and has many relatives and
friends in this town. A case of such
uncommon affiiction must appeal strong
ly to the sympathies of all who weep
with them that weep" In this connec-
ton we are reminded of an incident re-
lated by Prof Stowe. 1t was when he
was residing in Cincinnati, and during a
cholera season, that he made his way
several miles into the country to call
upon woman of bis acquaintance whose
entire family had been swept off by the
pestlence. As soon as he came in. she
sat down in silence and for many min
utes was unable to utter word. Att
length she began to sing,
When can read my title clear
TO mansions in the skies
and sung the hymn through Having
finished, " Now" said she, /" can talk"
We presume our readers are so familiar
with the hymn that we need not quote
It, If any are not, they would do we'll
% look itup and observe how beautifully |
appropriate it was for such use"
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BOSTON MARKET.y.,. A

,FLOu R.-There has been a very dull feeling fo,
Flour The safe at 81 .25@ 81 so for Western super
ehe eifo 10 NJ 90 for common extra, and g. rs a
lor choice brands Corn Meal sells al aS9 2,sps 81
bbl, In Rye Flour the sales have beens50 0 al n
Is Dbl DAT Meal sa.2S 9s75O y Dbl ~
GkAIN.-rhe market for Corn moderate Sales
q mixed and yellow at 65es6Se v bush. Oats are
dull ana prices are the same We quote mixed and
Shiie at hSsl640 = bush Rye 0 "a ST = hush '"'
PRONlSlONS.--Iherei Is no chan 20 in the mark q,
tor Pork with sales OF prime at Slb@Sl5.sO and ex
ira clear-239 s24 so Beef steady at Sl20 slS FOR
mess and si6.50@slf for family extra Lard islt@li
q n. Smoked Hams. l8dlSISc
PRODUCE.-Ihe market dull for choice Rn,
ter. The sales at S2@3ic fts choice New York and
Vermont dairies, and 20@90g for common. Cheese
very duh at l0@lSc pth White Beans Al 40 as 81
Eggs 'SS9rS5e y daz. Potatoes 81 SOC S5e = bush
Poultry l0@lsc y h.
W0oh;-rhe past week has been quiet week in
we Wool market The sales have been 2750 600 lbs
loo0oO lbs. Ohio and Pennsylvania at 4s6l52c
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latest News.
THE ROSS BOY pRETENprR.

THE ROSS BOY PRETENDER.
The Ross boy preiender was fully
identified Wednesday, as James Blaneh-
ard of Milford, by the Postmaster of
that place, Col. Crosby, hut the boy so
stoutly denied all knowledge of Mr. Cros.
by, that it was nearly as necessary in st
Adams to identify Col Crosby as the
pretender.
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ST. ALBASs BUTTER MARKET, Janua-
ry 4th.-COmmon to fair sold at from Is
to 10 cents medium to good, 20 to "a /;
fall ends and winter, "a to 26; fancy
fall, q to 30 gilt edged. 81 and 80 cts.
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HAPPY. NEW YEAR.

4 SHALL endeavor to make all who are indebted
Il 20 me happy about the first day az Jsaaarv Nv
sending them statement Of what Is due me thro9ek
the post office or otherwise.
cur sills are an ready and shall hope for an
MGst have money % pay my bills
Yours respectfully,
of2 GkO. o. GUILD.
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JAMAICA.

A growing religious interest prevails
in Jamaica and this week union services
are held at the Baptist church the first
three days and Thursday, Friday and
Saturday at the Congregational church.
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AMERICAN
AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
r.. II. EDDY,
OF PATENTS
For INVENTIONS TRADE MARKS Oh Drs1exs

Rok INVENTIONS, TRADE MARKS Oh DRsIegs
No. 70 State st. opposite KiIby St.. Boston
A FTEk an extensive practice of upwards of thir,,
years continues to secure patents in the Ifn;ted
also In treat Britain. France and other Tor
elgn countries Caveats, Specifications AssiSnmaut
and all papers for Patents executed on rsssnnhi
terms with dispatch. Researches made TO determine
sns yandty anu utility of Patent of Inventions
anu egal ana other advice rendered Ia ALI mattar.
touchsng the same. Copies of the claims OF any na
tent furnished, by RENTING one dollar 49,
ments recorded in Washington
70 Agency IN the United States Possesses an ner;,
onlties ior OBTAINING PATENTS or ascertaipinr ths
patentabiiity ofinyentions. 'no
All necessity of journey to Washington To pro
S a.ent, anu the usual great delay there are
TESTIMONIALS,
regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the mos, con,by. -,
SUCCESSFUL practitioners with whom have al otac;a
intercourse. "Aau onioias
CHARLES MASON, Com,r of Patents >,
a. nave no hesitation in assuring inventors tba,
shey cannot employ man conpetcnf and tr,ssr
,?orthg ana more capable of putting their annlica
sons IN form 10 secure for them an early and IA
Vorap5e consideration at the Patent Office. -
;. ,Epm 9ND BURKE, late Com'r of Patents
Mr. Il. III. Eddy has ade for me over II IPTy
applications for Patents, having been successfI IN
Almost every case. Such unmstakabie nroof 81
great talent and ability his part leads me 10 rec
omHnend all inventors to apply to him to proenra
Lhelr ralents, as they may be sure of having the
most faithful attention bestowed on their eases AVA
al very reasonable charges.
Ro.,on ,o.c JOHN TAaaART.
n i'io'o 1-52
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SUBSCRIBE.


. STATE OF NERMONT Tbn p-oh... -.
pplsthIoI of NEsrNissTER, IS. for said Disfr;e,
~ 81 persons interested in the estate OF ARIGAfI
ceased IN s@iu 1isIict. de-
v W are hereby notified that an instrument -.
PoFtlng 70 pc the last will and testament 90 e.l
Seesa5ed mas been presented TO the Court Nv tgssI
?. hske. tne executor therein named. for nroha,sA
anu that the same Is referred for decision ~ ~
session Of said Court to be held al the Inn II ne
q, rms ~ %ratten n said District on the FIRST
= bere I $50 " FEBRUARY. 1876, when and
bsii 80 $3.50 LAY oe hearu IN the premises if yon
Z. b. EDDY. Register
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CATTLE MA RK Ell.
WH0LESALE PRICES

TUESDAY, Jan. 4. 1876
ssouEF OF STOCK AT HARKxl
Cattle Sheep shotes. Fat Hogs Veal
Last week. l555 1916 800 $500
Ono rear ago. 2726 5l5l $500
PRIOEs.
Prices q Market Beef Gx ira IS rs Q 40 so 6rst
quality. SiOO 90 500; second quality Sc SO "a a. rs.
third quality. $3.50 q 5000 s'NV'
sheep and Lambs.-per head in lots S2OOa2 30
Lides. sec "a IAe. u 10.
Tallow, &c 40 7cfs III.
Mileh Cows and oalves.s35. s6S, EOS and sos.
a S240. avn " psiiop'
REM ARkS. The lightest supply Of northern cat.
re since last summer but there is large supply of
W estern. Trade dull and slow at 6 TO 91Sc Sheen
sen az former rates. but SLOW AZ to &c. Quality
not M to standard this week. A small lot Of live
Poultry sold at l3c " " NV
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Married.

II this village, Jan. 81. by Rev ~ H. Carter. Mr.
SEp a. 81 FIERCE of Chester. and Miss JESSIE
CARNEY of Richmond p. O.
D. IN oharlestown. N. H., Dec 9th, by Rev. Levi
~ assisted by Rev 7. B. Fiske, Rev GEO
O " 9ln and RoSABELLE G. LAWRENCE'
CHARLES III. NYE and MIS-. HARRIET n NINE NINE
all OF Harrisville. N. III, " ~ ms
IL New Lisbon. Wis, Nov. 30th, JOEL RANNkY
q Kildare and formerly of Brookline. VI and
MARY l., MURRAY of Kilburn City, Wis
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BARTNNSNIILE

pr ii. P. Fairfield will speak in Spir-
l'aallst Hall, in Bartonsville, next Sun
day, Jan. 9th.
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Iisd.
Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE ob;t,orias
including poetry to be paid for ancordine 10 Ia

In Sherwood, Branch County. Mich, Der. aad 30
heart disease. Mrs. R0XANa SARGENT sv;do a, ~ ~
SlIas Sargent, aged IA years "A10" Va
. In North Charl estown, N H., Dec Doth UoR ACE
SAUNDERS. NJ. D., aged 66 years, montbs nAoE
IN Springfield, Dec, 31st, Capt ASAHEL BURR
aged IS years, months, Il days 49,
. In Callstoga, Cal. Nov 20. lS75 ALRERTw arr
SSoN. eldest son of Mr. Wesley ellison Of Grafton
W.. aged 70 years. mos. IL days ''0A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-27
CITY ORDINANCES.

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
N TIONS 25, 81, and % of chapter % of The
City ordinances. concerning the Gas W orks, MP
Be ii ordained BY the CounciI Of tie city IF Rich.
mond, 7 hat Sections %, 81. ana rs of chapter %
Of the City Ordinances, concerning the Gas Works,
be, and the same are hereby, amended and reer-
dalned 70 read rs follows:
SECTION 25. With the exception of what Is used
In the street-lamps, or In builcing, or upon lands
belonging 10 and used by the city, gas shall never
be furnished without charge therefor. 1t may be
furnished at The rate OF Two DOLLARS per
thousand feet TO any such association or benevolent
institution as the City Council may by resolution
declare entitled 10 receive 1t ut that rate In conslue
ISOLATION or institution The supply of gas to every
other person SHALL be upon the conolion OF MS pay
ing therefor at the rate of TWO D0LLAEs AND
certained as prescribed by The preceding section.
The committee or the Super intendent, In any case
wherein lie or they deem such precaution proper 70
the city against loss, may require inc deposit
of u sum In advance, or other security, 10 insure
payment OF what will become due Tor gas. Fay
ment for gas shall be made monthly by all persons,
except those who by the Superintendent may be re-
SECTION 81. For the respective sums payable by
the several persons reported by The Inspector, or
appearing by the meieI-book to be so chargeaole,
the Auditor shall promptly make out bills showing
what amount Is due, and have the same presented
by the INSPECTOR te the persons who are 10 pay
them for at their place of business rcsidenceI
and shall note within three days after sending said
bills the day OF delivery OF each.
SECTION 20. The amount OF bills for gas Of a con-
sumner shall ue paid without addition provided such
paymen. be maae,to the Treasurer, at his office,
within five days next after its preseptment and be-
fore o'clock z. M, otherwise five per cent. shall
be paid in addition 10 the amount Of the bills. If
bill for gas, or anything else which Is furnished by
the city I'm connection with the supply OF gas, shall
remain unpaid for ten days next after that on whch
IL is presented the Auditor Shall notify the Super
intend mt, who shall cause the gas 10 be stopped
from the premises In respect 10 which the default
exists and not allow it TO be used on the premises
again until such bill Shall have been paid, with ye
per cent added aforesaid, ten per cent as pro-
vdeu in Section 80. H.
This ordinance shall take effect on the first day of
February next. ia 26-5t