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Daily Republican., 1885-02-21
HOTICER,


Noi'oS'
CITY AUDITORS OFFICE,
No. 81 EAST SIXTH STREET, End FLOOR,
WILMINGTON, reb. 3, 1885. (
To Whom II May Concern.
Your attention is respectfully called to
Section 70 of City Charter, Ordinance Book,
page 68. which Gays: "If the amount OF bili
for liens in auditors office Dc not paid with
In 80 days after such presentation thereof, 1t
shall be the duty Of the mayor OF said city TO
Issue warrant directed to the said city au-
ditor, commanding him to levy the same
with all costs thereon, upon the grounds OF
buildings OF such owner fronting upon such
streets as aforesaid, which said grounds of
buildings, or any part thereof, shall be sid
ny the said oity auditor at public auction,
upon ten tl0) days dotloe In two newspapers
publ he'd In said CITY,"
You will perceive by the above that the
timeailowed by law before proceedings can be
taken has passed, and the financial wants Of
the city render 1t absolutely necessary that
all outstanding Dills be promptly CO llected
II said bill remains unpaid after q period
OF ten days from date Of this notice, proceed.
ings will be instituted for the collection of
the same,in which case interest will be add.
ed. J. FRANK BALL,
f13tf Citv Auditor.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

A BOUT THIS TIME, AS THE DAD AL
IA MANAGES sold, look out for frauds In the
directory line. Many times have he people
Of Wilmington been swindied with :" Bust
ness Guides AMI "Shippers' Directories"
and other like eatoh-penny schemes when
they thought tasy were ordering Ferris
'arothers' City Directory. When you want
the Wilmington City Directory, see that the
order you sign ts headed " Ferris Bros., Pub
.isners and Printers" Further additions
and improvements will be made in the issue
or 1884
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21
For sale

A new pair Of nickel-platei roller
skates, on ~ used few times ; also q
leather bag (patent lever). Apply ct
this office.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

MrTsnr VIZ HAVE BOUGHT TAr
SH1I b machinery n the saw M.ii q
MI sEl -t'tipin Ave. and Union 5trao
OF JANE Mckinney. Rnd Sre
row prepare to furnish strdlinG wood Hf tie
oest quality and ct shortest notice. Youj
patron &c Is solicited, Send orders by S2kcns
Dr. eond !r2stcl GARD to factory, corner OF oil.
pin svenns and Union street, Wilr3iaSt:L,
DOL q. X. MEARNR a. fiJsgi,
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

business CHANGE. WILMINGTON
ID DEL, Feb. 6, 1885. ] have this day dig
poes6 Of my stock and fixtures to my former
clerk, Albert Hufnal, for whom l solicit the
gen rous patronage, which have received
from ny friends and the general public. /
greatly desire that all who are indebted to
me Will call at once at the store, FIrth and
king treets, and pay their bills, 80 az to ena-
bic ne to pay mine. W. ID. PiCkEl.S.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21
"AVING PURCHASED THE BUSI

"AV1NG PURCHASED THE BUSI.
ii ness " Mr.. W. ID. PicKels, am pre-
pared to furnish all our friends and the geo.
such as Schumacher's celebrated -four, rolled
avena. oatmeal, rice Of all grades, hoIniny,
beans, Eranulated and ordinary corn, meal
ami Graham -four of best quality. Also bcst
Minnesota and family brands Of -four. All
at lowest market prices. ALBERT HUT
NAL. =. W. corner Fifth and King streets.
fl9-3td-1tw.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21
A Thorough Purgative

edicne Is the first necessity for cure
zen the catlartic effect must be main
ined, in u mild degree, just sufficient
prevent recurrence of costivenes<
d ut the same time the liver, kidneys
Il stomach must be stimulated anc
rengthened.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

CARRIAGES TO HIRE BY DAY,
~ week or month. Apply to JONES
GCTHRIE & CO
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

NOR RENT.rHE DWELLING HOUSE,
T. S.W. cor. 9TH and Jefferson street, con.
taining thirteen rooms, 10 good order and
with all modern conveniences. Would be
for larxe family OF boarding house.
Rent moderate. Apply TO JOHN LINN,
500 W. It'll st. f13-u
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

NOR RENT-AT VERY HEASONABL L
Il rates, rooms In the building. s. W. cor.
3D. and Orange streets. Also two very de-
sirablor oms on first floor with cellars sulta-
bio for stores. A dress j. L.OCHELrREE,
216 and PIT West sth street. j2-2rD
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

ENoK RENT-A TWO AND HALFSrokY
r. brick house on 9Th avenue, 18th ward,
b etween Brown and goldman streets, with
TOR four horses. Also m acres Of
ground, part in fruit. Apply at this otfice.
janT-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

TNOR RENr-CHEAP, TO GOOD RE
~ sponsibie tenants, houses at %, %, 81.
e8, $40, $l2 per month. some have all the
modern improvements mont p0rtic0s and
yaris, hot and cold water and bath. Rented
only BY the year. p. J. FORD 9th and Rod
nov, or SIG TatpaII street.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

DLANK Books WEAR WELL If
ID made by FERRIS BIOS, RIO. 10 p.
Thrill street. fI-3m sat
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

NOR RENT-STORE AND DWELL
y ing No. 713 Market street. Dwelling
I US M'OAULLEY, No. coo Market street.
jl0-u
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

NOR RENT-ROOM NOW OCCUPIED
IL by q lodge. Furnished and in central
location. Would rent same for certain
pishts in the week. Address s., this Office.
~ II
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

LNOK RENT a SIX ROOMED BRICK
IL house, front ind side yard, No. 707
Wright street, near w. Il N. X, X shop. J.
L.. CARPENTER. JR, 9th and Harrison
streets. f14Q
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

GAVE WEAR AND TEAR OF TEMPER
- BY ordering rintiiW Of FERRlS BROS
f5Sm sat
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

NOR KENT--A LARGE As TORY
T. brick building; has been used as
furniture store for 3b years. Apply TO
street. flS lot
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

Ill PERSONS ARE FOR
~ hidden to trust any one on our account
without written order
f3EpEaEW VERNON Il SONS.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

NOR RENr-ONr DESIRABLE ROOM
~ fronting on Market street. SOHEN
Heater and Stove Co., Il6 Market and tl4
Shipley street. f3-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

LNOK RENT-H USE 1000 VAIN, T
T. street. Inquire of q. W. BAKER, ga
French street. i21-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

NOR RENT NIOE GROOM ED
E house. In good Location. Inquire at
2a9O ange stree febl9-3ts
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

NOIICE-NEwS STOCK FoR SALE IN
~ Mutual loan Association.
jan27-lm GEORGE u. MARrS Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

ENUR RENT-H STORE AND GEL
u lar For Information, applytO COLBY
WRIN9ER CO., 3l3 Shipley st. f-16-6
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21
Pills

ccomplsh this restorative work better
an any other medicine. They are
arching and thorough, yet mild, in then
irgative action. They do not grippe the
,tient, and do not induce costive re-
ton, as Is the effect of other cathartics.
'ithal, they possess special properties,
nlretic, hepatic and tonic, of the highest
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

NOR RENT DIV ELLING NO. 81
II Shipley street., with eight rooOs In
quire at 234 KIM street. i9u
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

KNIT FOR STORES OR
J our orders at 4l6 Z. Sixth street. f19-3t*
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

TNUk RENT-SEVEkAL HOUSES ON
~ 'pruce street, naad rooms, (either
fide) between 9th and 10. Posse asion l5th Of
March. Ono limo ediately. l.. q. VAN
kLEECK 9l6 Market street. f6tf
Daily Republican., 1885-02-21

NOR RENT-rwb Stables ON MAY
II street between Seventh and ighth and
Monroe and Adams. Possession given
March 18th. Apply at this office. i2otf
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Barre.

NAT WHITTIER is having furnace put
into his house
REV j. EDWARD WRIGHT supplied the desk
at the Universalist church last Sunday.
REV. A. NJ. WHEELER has been returned
here as pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church for another year.
j. G. BRrGGs is putting an addition on the
east side of his house on Bridge street, in
order to have more room.
ALBERT NEWTON of West Topsham has
rented X. p. Blanchard's farm for year,
and moved on to the same recently.
l.. f. ALDRIcH has been tearing out the
old blacksmith's shop between Mills and
Averill's stores, preparatory to erecting
new block there.
HENRY WooD and II. b. Fowler were in
town part of last week to see about the set
Ting of Stllman Woods estate and matters
connected with it.
THE ladies of the Universaist society
held their last sociable for the season last
Friday afternoon and evening, and, although
very stormy, there was goodly turnout
JONATHAN BANCROFT, an aged resident of
the village, had a shock of paralysis about
three weeks ago, and died last week Tues
day night. The funeral was held on Thurs
day. from the house.
HENRY WooD is TO return to town this
summer, we understand, and remain several
months, and is to make some changes in
the real estate of the late S. Wood, and is
to erect business block on the site the
house now occupies.
JOHN NICHOLS has purchased of Nathan
Morse lot of land on Main street north of
Mr.. Morses residence, some fifty-five by one
hundred feet, for 81 900, on which he pro-
poses to erect business block consisting of
stores, offices and tenement.
THERE is warning up for a town meeting
at the corner of Bridge and Main streets for
the 21st, to see about appointing a COM
mittee to dispose of the towns right in the
old hall, also to dispose of the buildings DC.
cupying the site of the proposed new hall.
AT the town meeting last Saturday, the
| town voted to accept the plan of A. Il
Fisher for town hall, and appointed q
| committee to superintend the erection OF
the same. The plan is for a hall in the
second story, some sixty by hundred feet
with chance for finishing stores on the
ground floor, and the block to cost some
| $4,000, to be brick or brick veueered
REV. j. A. SHERBURN has accepted an ap
| pointment at Plaintield the coming year anC
Is to remove from here soon. - Xii
Blanchard has rented his farm and ha.
moved to the village, having rented G. n
Benedict's house, being, when on the farm
too far away from his business. - o. b
Boyce, Esq, left here last week Friday TO
st. Louis, Mo-, to attend the annual session
of the supreme lodge Knights of Honor
- w. G. Jones has moved into w. A
| Boyce's house on Elm street. - Club
Slade has closed his skating rink here ant
has accepted position as clerk in Georg
l.. Nichols clothing-store at Montpelier.
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Chelsea.

THE Vermont Methodist Episcopal confer
ence is to meet in Chelsea next year.
MIR. SToUGHToN Of South Royalton lost a
valuable horse while in town Thursday.
CHELSEA Academy closed Friday, after
very successful term. A public lyceum was
held Thursday evening by the pupils and
was success.
VULTURE ENGINE COMPANY No. was out
for practice Monday and did some good
work, showing what they could do in case
of need. They threw water with a one and
one-half inch stream ninety feet high.
THE fire alarm was sounded Monday
evening at half-past nine o'clock, and the
fire proved to be in the Courtney house, one
half mile from the village. Vulture Engine
Company was soon on the spot, and in
thirty-five minutes the flames were under
control and soon put entirely ont. A barn
and shed standing about four feet from the
house were saved. The fire was undoubt-
edly incendiary. Loss, about 500; fully in
sured.
Mrs. ARCHIE MILLS of St. Louis, Missouri,
arrived in town for the summer during the
past week. == Mrs. Fanny Dickerman
died Sunday morning, aged seventy-three
years 80 Richard Kennedy has been very
i'll with pneumonia, but was better at last ac-
counts. - Miss Laura Wilson has re-
turned to Somerville Mass. == George
Bixby and wife of South Royalton were in
town Sunday visiting friends. 80 f. A.
Ordway and i. &. Hinckley were in Mont
pelier Friday on business. 80 Mrs Jo-
siah Robbins sold her personal effects, Sat
urday, at auction, and goes to Montpelier to
| live with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Rob-
erts. - l.. o. Macy has been quite ill
for day or two past, but is convalescent.
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Corinth.-School commenced AT the Cen
ter last Monday with Miss Louie Avery as
teacher. == The town meeting Saturday
resulted in voting not to rescind the vote
taken at the March meeting to raise twenty
cents on dollar, and pay in labor, as was
anticipated. == We are glad to note the
steady Improvement of Mrs. ID. NJ. Bond,
- Mrs. HAL Thompson died of pneu-
monia last Thursday. and was buried al the
ciating. =- Mr.. +. L. Hastings, who has
been visiting his parents and friends, the
past winter, returned to Nevada last week,
where he is employed as train dispatcher
by the Central Pacific. Mr., Hasting is a
highly estmabe young man and carries
= Tuesday evening, AT the home of the
bride, occurred the marriage of Miss Fannie
! Humphrey and Charles Thurston.
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Strafford.-Arhor Day was moderated

Strafford.-ArborD Day was moderately
ting ont trees in the streets, by the roadside
and on the common, and individuals plant
ing few in their own grounds. 80
Joshua Carpenter has conveyed to his son,
Joshua, Jr, the farm of some one hundred
ten acres on which this son now resides, and
to his son, Benjamin, the home farm and
adjacent lots amounting to one hundred
ninety acres. == Miss Mary j. Carpen-
ter has received a deed of quit-claim from
all others interested, of her father, Mason
Carpenters real estate, and will herself
carry on the farm, as she has in great part
done for several years past. - a MEM
Der of the Congregational society has con-
ditionally given TO the society the piece of
meadow land containing about two and
one-half acres, situated in the rear of the
parsonage, to become part of the parson-
age grounds.
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East BetheI.-zeba Thayer died, las

East Bethel.-Zeba Thayer died, last
Saturday, with dropsy of the heart. -
George Wills, another son of Horace Wills,
has been arrested for thieving, and taken
before States Attorney j. j. Wilson. He
was fined SO and costs, and allowed to 60
at large. - AS BERTHE Benedict was on
his way to school, last Friday, in company
with his little brother and another boy, he
was assaulted by Mills Spooner, who struck
him on the head with shovel, inticting a
severe wound and then threw him against a
stone wall. He was arrested by j. j. Wal
lace, taken before States Attorney Wilson
and fined S15 and costs.
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for him. 80 DIR. Bradford has been
i'll and confined to his house for some
time, but is now slowly recovering. 60
Miss Della Kimbal began Monday to teach
in the Braley district near East Roxbury.
- Il. s. Stebbins and family returned
Monday from Florida 80 Mr.. Plumley
is in Brookfield as counsel for the select
men in the bridge hearing before Governor
Pingree. Saturday he spoke at the Wind
sor county Good Templars' union at Felch-
vile. - Amasa Pearsons has recently
bought a four-years-old colt from Berkshire.
= Clarence Steele went to West Ran
dolph Monday to work month in j. p.
Lamson's tn-shop
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CabOt.-The Cabot cornet band have
been engaged to furnish the music Decora-
ton Day. %. r.. Collins has Just re-
ceived sixteen top buggies from Cincinnati.
- A nest of sneak thieves was broken
up at Lower Cabot last week. The people
of the village had been missing hens, tur-
keys, wood etc, for a long time. AT last
certain parties We're Swallowed and COM
pany of the citizens gave them two days to
leave town or accept the consequences
They did not question long which course to
take. - Our merchants, Wells and Whit
tier, have both been in Boston the past
week, making their usual spring purchases.
- Mrs. Chauncy Paine has rented and
moved into the Rogers house in the village.
- Drs. Wiswall and Warren removed
a cancer successfully from the breast of Mrs.
Maj or Davidson a short time since. 1t has
nearly healed and she is doing well. This
is the third cancer these skillful doctors
have removed with knife during the past
winter. - The closing exercises of the
class in elocution, taught by Miss Gertie
Wiswell, will take place in Village hall
Thursday evening of this week, at seven
o'clock. All are invited to attend. - G..
NJ. Webster, Esq, has commenced prepare
ton for building his new house on his fine
farm by removing the old house. With this
will disappear another of the ancient land
marks of the town. This farm was the min.
lister lot of the town, and was decided to Rev
Ben aman Paige in 1903, he being Baptist
minister, and the first settled minister in
town. This house was built about eighteen
years ago by Moses Russell, the great-grand
father of Mr.. Webster, and the old red house
will long be remembered by the present
generation, when it shall have shared the
common destiny of all things.
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West Randolph.-The annual village
meeting was held May 9th. The reports of
the several officers were presented and ac-
cepted. The treasurer's report shows the
financial condition of the village, and the
total Indebtedness is only S1S5. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the year
ensuing: Moderator, James Hutchinson;
clerk, e. o. Hibbard; treasurer, William II.
Dubois; collector, g. w. Barnes; trustees,
Il. A. Shattuck, III. g. Tracy j. q. A. Bass,
c. II. Granger, Willard Gay; fire wardens,
A. A. Smith, William II. Dubois, j. p.
Cleveland, Jr. chief engineer, William b.
Wall; assistants, II. NJ. Wires and II. p.
Sanford; auditor, II. II. Mcintyre. A tax
of eight cents on the dollar was voted
which, with the highway tax of fifteen
cents on the dollar, will keep the highways
in repair, light the streets and pay current
expenses. - Colonel George w. Hooker
will deliver the address at this place Deco
ration Day. Rev. V. Nj Hardy and
wife spent few days last week visiting
friends at Morrsville, - Mr.. and Mrs
Bates returned home last week from their
visit in New Hampshire. - The fourth
of the series of talks " was given last
Friday, at the high school room, by James
Hutchinson. Subject" Postoffices." 60
Nina Riford and Lulu Back commenced
their schools two weeks ago, as did also
Bertha Hodges. May Colburn and Nettie
WEIGH commenced last Monday. - RoS-
well Curtis, who has been sick for a num-
Der of weeks, died Monday morning. 80
Mrs. Hyzer of Baltimore, Md, held Spirit
ualist meeting at Dubois & Gays hall Sun
day morning, afternoon and evening -
Rev. Mr.. Parker of Bethel occupied the pull
pit at the Methodist chapel Sunday after
noon. == Last Sunday evening was the
anniversary of the Congregational Sunday
school. After the reports of the classes
and secretary and treasurer, a concert
was given in which the year and seasons
were represented. - Quincy Bass is
quite i'll with pneumonia.
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Washington.--Ira Calef left town for
Providence, Il. L., Monday morning. -
Mrs. Ella Spencer of Gardner, Mass, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Winslow Flint.
- George Huntington lost a valuable
COW last week. - Miss Maria White of
Montpelier spent Sunday in town with her
Mr.. II. A. Miles. formerly resident of this
place, died at his home in Burlington, May
g. -= The aid society met with Mrs.
Lyman Pepper last week Wednesday,
- Lillian Pepper is i'll with measles.
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Calais.-The schools in this town are
fairly under way. Anna Burnap teaches in
No. ., Mrs. George Slayton in No. 7, Ina
Robinson in No. IA, Lillian Pray in No. 49,
and Miss Silloway in No. 10. - George
Holmes has rented and moved into the
house on the Durham farm, owned by Allen
Morse. =- AS an evidence of the cold
weather, we had several severe snow squalls
last Sunday. Springs work is very back
ward and the feed the same in the pastures
this spring.
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Stowe.-William p. Bailey has made ar
fragments with John o. Plank of Tifin,
Ohio, to manage the Mount Mansfield
House for the coming season. Mr.. Bailey
will attend to his farming business and will
manage the Summit House. Mr.. Plank has
had much experience in his line and desires
a full house. =- Mrs. George Raymond
is receiving applications from various places
for board and rooms for the summer. -
Last Thursday afternoon the ladies' aid So
ciety connected with the Unity church met
with Mrs. Orlando Benson, and sewed for
Mrs. Henry Warren. - On account of
the stormy night the Good Templars post
poned their play, Enlisted for the War"
- The death of widow Jonathan Bar
rows occurred on Wednesday of last week,
the funeral services taking place Friday
afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Thurston officiating
Mrs. Barrows was seventy-eight years of
age. - Memorial services are to be held
at Unity church, Sunday afternoon May
oath at two o'clock Rev Mr.. Healey is to
deliver the address. The other churches are
requested to notice the service from their
pulpts, large congregation being desired.
- The Methodist conference has as
signed Rev. Joseph Enright, late of Fair
fax, to this place. He was unable to fill his
appointment last Sunday but will be here
next Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Thurston has gone to
Greensboro. - Richard Waite expects
soon to go to Burlington to clerk in the Van
Ness house. - A. S. Kellogg and son eX-
pect to start for the West in week or two
where they are to spend the summer among
relatives. Mr.. Kellogg has rented his house
TO Ed Wakefield - Mrs. j. c. Porter
lately returned from Minneapolis, where
she has been spending the winter with heI
daughter, Mrs. Howard Thomas. Mrs
Thomas accompanied her mother home
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Worcester.-William Conner has moved
into Mrs. Pixies house and is going to team
ing. - Mrs Pike has gone 10 Montpelier
10 live with her daughter. == Harvey
Wiley has left the hotel and moved into
his store. - Flora Lane teaches the
school in district No | Worcester Corner,
Lucy Slayton in district No. 2, Emma Mas
sey in district No 3, Myrtle Seaver on West
Hill, and Angie Kelley in district No. II
(MiddleseX and Worcester).
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A SPANIARD named Phillips, butcher at
Poplar Creek Agency, Montana territory,
recently lost one of his children by death,
and to commemorate the event cut off his
left forefinger, and sacrificed a fine mare
and a three-year-old steer on the grave of
the child.
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Tunbridge.-Amy Kibbey and Lizzie
We're attacked and bitten by a
dog last week. An out-of-town crowd
too full of rum for comfort, are said to have
made some disturbance Sunday evening.
The writ in the case coming from
district No, 10 was claimed by the defence
to be defective and the court adjourned one
week. == Mrs. l.. ID. Monkey is better.
60 Mrs Il. l.. ID. Preston is very sick.
Clarence Hutchinson is moving into
the j. w. Smith house. =-- A meeting of
the Grand Army OF the Republic is to be
held Saturday evening. 60 Frank Hay
ward rode out Monday. - Fred Hay
ward has returned to Northfeld. - FL
mer A. Woodward is preparing to build an
addition to his barn. - G. l.. Howe has
purchased the farm lately occupied by Albert
Waterman of Charles Woodward of South
Royalton paying 500 for it. - Mrs. c.
A. Flanders teaches the school at the north
village. 80 Soldiers should be told that
they cannot file homestead claim the sec
ond time. 80 Miss Genie Brigham re-
turned to Lowell Mass, on Monday. -
A memorial service is to be held at the Con-
gregational church Sunday, May "a. 1t is
expected to be a union service and all sol
diers, as well as the citizens generally, are
expected to be present.