“.ASZ.*‘3.D'.Sn ...G4Z‘f?T."'E.~ .v‘~UNE 1:

‘ I-Ias;ard‘s Cstiu-lu-.)

Mu.'Eimou, Sis: Iltlnis been said thata Bank would serve only the ple of Charlottetown. 'I‘Iiis. I think. is is niis e. I saw a man from the country last

wank oler an acceptance of Mr. ' " days over due . for ll.) per cent discount, and was gt-that nite unable to obtain the money. This man had travelled some twenty or thirty miles so toobtain the money, and very likely it to purchase seed an r to at in g 1-mp. Would the interest oh that smal sum of money be anything like an equivalent for the want of it.’ own at the discount rate taken at this priiute banking establishment. —l\Icrchauts, traders and farmers. are I believe ' ‘ in real earnest, and to consider the benefits that would accrue from the establishment of a Bank of issue and dis- count, let them then ooine forward and invite ca italisto to join them in formin a company a Hibtitlninga charter ti-om the gislaturo. Most of our honorable capitalist are willing to in it, but there seems to be an apathy in our . erchnnts, and _it is not tobe expected, that capitalists will take hold of an undertaking, for those who will receive the chief benefit from it. I he , Mr. Editor, that you will give us some iriliifmation on this subject and stir u the minds of the commuaiév to take hold 0 matter. I am your 0 ieut servant. , Scuvriroa.

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._._.___...__....__ 'Ilo run Blur-ron or IIiszsiio's GABITTI.

‘ The tralllc in Intoxicating Liquors cannot be as rated from its consequences. ucli are the weaknesses and frailties of fal- len men, that if temptations are thrown in their way, they are too apt to fall into them ; and in this case (as facts prove) they have, to a most lamentable extent ; and from the experience of the past.we come to the legitimate conclusion, that the seine elects will still follow the some cause-can we innocently continue a business if we know it to be roductive ofsueh a vast amount ol"evil-shal we strive to excuse oiir- selves hy sayin , if we do not, others will!

'l‘heri- is a vviy e dilfcrerice between inability to remove evil and promoting evil.

I give the names ol' several respectable merchants. in this Town, who have given u the business. from u persuasion that it was isre-

tnhlc and injurious. One of them has said. that the only thing he has cause to be ashamed of. since he came to the Island. is. that he once im )rted some rain and sent it into the country to sold. 'I‘he suppression of the Liquor Tralllo in this Island, as every thinkin man and woman must see. would be of iiicalcu ahli In-iieflt. It is the great reform question oftlio day. hero and else- where. and those who oppose it. niaylppoporly

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be designated ‘* Obstruotionists.

brighter day is about to dawn on this, my na-

tive isle, and that I inny live to see this“ abo-

mination that maketh desolate" put down. Charlotts-town, May 28.

To run Eniron or H.\szAsn’s Gsurrrs.

Dear Sir,—I believe the new School Act is causing a good deal of trouble in many parts of the Island. where the people have heretofore been careless in not having their districts de- fined. This part of the trouble should properly be thrown on the former Act, l'or certuinl it is requisite hat the bounds of each Schoo Dis- trict shou d be properly defined and registered ; and if the le cannot agree among tliem- sblves, and are not willing to abide by the irlagstratcm decision. they should not pick holes in s Act, in this respect. Every settler can- not expect to have a School within 100 yards of his door : and, therefore, each neighbour should learn to use brotherly kindness one toward another. But I believe. the people vc ter cause of complaint in not being‘ able to obtain Teachers, and it Is thou ht t at many, very many Districts. will be without a Teacher alto-

her. This is owln to the smallness of the reniuni-ration for the eaohers' services. I do not mean that a larger sum should be taken from the Revenue. but that the Act should le to assess themselves for a

lsschcr, and give him wer to recover the sure as the law at resent stands, even if the settlement should wish to give an additional sum for a su rior Teacher, he has to trust to the honor of th: people. as he is, I believe. pre-

u from recovering it by Law. his is one of the defects in the low, which I trust will be remedied.

I hear a 1: deal of trouble is given to Teachers an parents, by a want of uniformity in the Books which are purchased for schools, so great a variety is now offered. many of thorn,

- possessing the same merits and onlv (llllt‘I'IfI

in their compilation, which render it impossi- bio for them to make I think this only rsqnires to be represented to the Board of Edn- cation, to get them to move in the matter. but as anything that is evcryhody’s business is nobsdy’s it yet remains to be done. Books are now being rcbssed. so that the sooner it isdoiis the bet , teachers will know what to . and the dealer Mxvros.

Csnndish.

(For HasIard‘s Gassttr.) Ms. HASZARDS Si .—'Oan you inform us through the medium of your widely oircula sa-tte what is con- ted by the 22d. section of the Free Education Act, which prescribes, that all on- pgsheutstatsaeb Schools shall he made be- tween the Trusbes and the Teacher! Does it mean, that thoTrustees can cngis a Teacher on their own responsibility : even i the inhabi- tants may 0 to him : or can three of the Trustees of s School im upon a district a teacher to whom the ‘poop O ay he opposed, merely because he may _ a or a favourite of theirs? As the sub t ls trovsrsy tlirongliout c country. any Ii peat

wn upo it. wo set at rest a of agitation going on at pross_ut' in districts where teachers are an god, without the con- currence and approbation ol‘ the inhubihnts.

Three Rivers. May 318%. W53 There is no doubt, it is the intention of the ucotiou Act, that the selection of the Teacher in each District slmll be in His Trustees for the ins .. For the present year. we are of ifa District obtain the services of a compatut at all, it may be con fortunate, than being. at the present time, as fir no we can loan. at least 50 or 00 Districts likely U be uiiprovided. If an unpopular Teacher be guano at any time, it must not be forgotten. ilismls tlrsprlvtlsgnonso Inhabitants toolect qvo new stess, snnryhiuly. II place of those gin‘ out o olce, w lace the remedy the.

, "Hg bonds of the paoplo,It_ rgs.]—In. Gas. The snaps: Bose arrived at o‘olsck. to- hyfrou Plath. with heat X ll tslssvupls C ' ‘

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opinion.

correspondence of Hsssard's Gasetto. Sonris, May 26 IH53.

The I'our Vessels fl-our Bay Saint George and thin --six other British Vessels were driven of the lliishlug Ground b a French War Schooner, the Coinniander of which told the Masters of our Fishing Vessels, plainl . but civilly, that his orders were to turn 0 all British Vessels, in consequence of the French Fishin Vessels hav- ing been driven from their usual isliin about the straits of lo Isle last summer. air or none of the fort Britislr Vsssels now driven from the French Fis ing waters had made their full fures—(l-‘ish pl--nI_v) On Friday last the filth inst., as the vesse had left St. George's Bay. it blew ver hard. The Empire, Whelaii, lost two of her ‘Boats; and the people of the Emil had to cut away part of that Schooner’s bu - wsrks to ease her of the water. The Enterprise, Young, lost a Boat on the passage down.

g'We delayed until this evsiiigi into’ our per in order to give the prone ings o the

own Meeting.

Passengers, In the Stssrnor I-‘airy Queen. from Charlottetown and Bad as to Shsdisc-—Msm.uFraur. Porlsr,

Pops. H. ‘Donald. Kearney. Harpav. Gas- ro , . . In. Smith, Robert Hardy. 8. Tu- nanian. B. 'I‘rcnnmaii, D. M'Kcnsie.'I‘homas Walsh,

A. M‘Kinucn. Robert Csiapbsll. Jose is M‘Dossld, Thonras M‘ Donald. Sago, Alexander . 'Kaagia,Gao. Turner. Nathan Camden. Sisal. Rev. H. Cooper, llsv. Mr. Murrs . Mrs. H. Walsh. Mrs. A. Wslon. Mr.

P , Sisal. Frazer, Peters. Rev. W. Wollbour, Min Cousin. Mrs. Maynard sad dssgksv.

Per Cli par Paclrst " H. In rust.” Imus Summar- side in ghediac. May 23d-—-. rs. Brander, Messrs. John Smith. William Tuplin. 'I‘homss Bsgers. Sta-

in again. John Hobbs, John M‘Doiisld. Alana- der M‘Arthur, Patrick Gainer, Edmund Msugbsr and four in the Stesrsge.

In do. from Shedisc to Snrnrncrslds on the 14th inst. Mrs. P. Cannon, Mrs. Crsswell, Messrs. Albert Crsswcll. Wm. M‘I(enzis, Slisrnuni Welling, Wm.

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instant—siglit in the storage.

In do. from Shedisn to Ssininsrside on ths ldth instant-Mrs. Buclisrfield. Messrs. Robert Hooper. Donald Doliaity. and John M‘Kinnon.

In do. from Summersida to Shsdisc on the 11th iast.—Mersrs. Bliqusrd. Wm. M'Ncvin. Wm. Ross. Wm. Mckeuzie. Mrs. Angus M‘Doasld and than children, Miss Steal. and Tea in the stcersgs.

In do. from Shudisc io Suuinisnlda on the 29th inst.—Msssrs. Georgs Jordon. Wm. Luscblau. and Willisn Donavin.

In the Itcss to-dsy. Mr. Wm. Dawson. and live in the stssrsgs.

In the Unicorn. from Newfoundland. Mr. M‘Aas- lane. and Mr. Cox.

Ship News.

The sob. Ilsa ofi’. I1. Island. strasdsd some weeks ago Q Cole's raaf, bss baau repaired. and ' fQG|asgov_v with a cargo ofdsab and batten.

_Pirtou Ctromcls. . sourir, his is, arrived from Ila 8t.Gaorga, Mar ‘Escher-s. I00 bbls. srvln . Emily, lbth. Empire. do. “galls. 400' 28th. Enterprise, dc. Young, 800 do.

re n . Bell. 400 do.

. Died, Of Whooping Cough. on the Hill of April las_t. tsthzlsls. y:a'gsst dsu==t;r of Malcolm M'NsiI. , sg years a icon . lit-rnaasriivo OnI'ruaur.—0n I-‘riday.~ No- vausbsr ltb. IBM, at the l_)walliug of bar _rnsicraul Graudfalliar. Mr. John Bord. Lot 68. having con. plotad ninth year, di ‘ . .\lary Woodlcy. dslglttnr of Charles Haw swell Lewallia. and grand-dsuglrisr of J. I... Lawalliu. of Wsodlsy Grove Farm. The daeou _ . good sense. _so swsatly lllOl|dOIl“.:IIlI a frienrflyi‘ :;'ighbs::‘ly spgit. ssh: ’ o opinions s i y rag s. urio . illncssh it bccxinicntripm ‘ally rnanifspt she onsftehsp ocotrsLambsoHim 3:: gvacoiously saidrlf rlud'sr little children to come unto me." How plain-ing._siucs bar removal, to . quite sass sd testunornss to the high cslssm with which she wps gsnsrally rlggsirdsd, to bear it said. "Agamfiht istsa.sgarnigt . swssi Mary's nod! tllow l)l'ellGlIer siais, To pass. so oung,t e paar y _sts! Tho’ parcntsywssp, tho'_frisnds look sad; Ange rsjsice, and Christ is glad! I Port of Charlottetown. anaivnn. Marv 38th.S§ta_amsr Fairy Qusau, PiiIou.—Oregon, amcs. cns. 20th, Maria. Aritosctte. Quebec. I6 days; flour. 30th, Richmond. Buy one; luiribsr.~Adalside. M lsn Isl ads; tisli. lllst. Unity. H-undsrson, St. Ge.i:'rg:l's Bay; liali._. llnicorn, Match. Si. Johnhs A 1((:lays; goods and 26 use srs.—Ann, ‘ sliil . town. Wasp. lrng. est Point; lumber.-—Dovs. aban- sou, Picion; ossl.--Susan, Mullins. Wallace.- Slssmsr Fairy Queen. Bsdeqas and Shsdiso.

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Msv loch. Steamer lloss. l’ictou.—I-‘airy Qassa Ia- duqls and Shsdhc.

Slot. Unisova. M‘William. Bnctancbs.—-Ilsward M‘,- Leed. sw .

Juno lst, Sisarnsr Fairy Qusss, Picisa.--Brigt. Peri.

Livsrpoo ; outs. Ma 18th. Dr’ s. Jsss. Thompson, beans at St. John hi. 3. in iilhrp. _

Charlottetown Karhsts, any 25. Beef. (small) lb. 4d a ‘Jul ' Lard. Cd

Ds., by quarter. M a GM Tallow. Dd I IN . M on . Is I Is dd Do., (small) nil a dd ‘ Homespun, yd. ls 8d a Is Mutton. M a ‘M , Flour. per . LlllIll.|)Ql'Ql‘- finds, .psr - Id Veal, per lb., 25.‘ a dd Barley, nttslis-I. 2s9d 8s Ham. r .. a 7 Outs. Is IN a 3 M Coiltin . qtl., 12: a Ills Purl y II». I Turkeys, is I 51 , Potatoes. is n 30d Is I a Is In ’I'urr.‘;;~-. IN a Dunks. each. none Carrots. pi,-. N . Partridgss, none 3 sy. per ton. 7Is u E gamer damn, Bil a 6d , w. 3 cwt. ls u Is 3d Cheese, M a 7d ~ Clover ‘ml, per lb. Illtl Butter. (fresh) is s Mil lll|llI_\ hush Ids Ils Dc., (by the tub) Iltl s In , Brunt, art: In NH $8

Mall Steamer» -“lllalry Queen)’ W. R. BULYHJ. Commander. ILL leave (till further notice) for Iledoquo sad Shadiac every lloaday evening. II 9 o'clock;

will leave Bedcquc at

for Ibsdhc; returning. will have Sbsdlaaatl p. mus day. Tssds . and llsdeqss st 8o'eloek. ii the evening fit Charlottetown.

Will laauo Pinon. svsry Wsilasulay and Friday morning. at 0 o'clock. on fbrtbsr nouns. For l‘r ' u '.u-mytotlsc llsnW.W. IDBD. Charlottetown. AI‘ C. Pol’!-1. P4-. idea». or tabs Mano! su beard. P‘

us any sad as usual to ctss. CbuhlluwI.fl,_|I“. , wool says lbsep suns. . Till Gsbsorihsl‘ 3 lbs fibsst raarkst pri

‘H, In qlastby. sf . WOOL sad BOIIIT BILL

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Iullary sf Osvsriimsnt Advsrtiuiiisnts. ROAD WORK.

Michael Dalton will sell on llnuiliiv (lie llllll dny of June next. at I0 o'clock, the repairing the llulu

eslcni osd. couuueucmg uluiul it mile south of Illa Links on Lot I0; sums day. Ilie lloiid lssdiug from the Western lloud towards Cuscuuipeque, lay way ofGnIl"s. Ou ’l'ue-ul-:_v ilieslsr. M II o'clock, the Road loading from the llrnslowards the West- Ofll “Old. =-.lu conru-eiicing at the usual placs ; same‘ day, the liosd landing from the Ilrst! touraiul Digus. On Wednesday the 12d, at ll- o'clock, the Iliad leading from Bcll'o Mill towards the lime, sale corri- rnencing at Ben's Mill. On Thursday the 28nd, at ll o'clock. the Road leading from l'ml's .\lill lu\t.iltl~ the West Point. sale commencing -‘II lti-.ii's .\lill' sauie day, at 4 p. rri.. the O’ Lear ’ Road. Loo: 7&8. On Frida the 24th, at ll o'clo . the Road leading from Ilal oran's to the West Point. On Snlurtlu the 25th. at ll o'clock, IIII Road loading fiorn Huh lorsn’s towards the Western Road’ as far as" the half-

way slum . sale coiiirnencin at the liailf-wu y siurnp. stcr . acgrcgorpwill sel on Tuesday. the I-lth Iy line next. at 9 o'clock the \Iuin Western

o'clock. the Hill at Peter Cletncnt's', o the Back Seltlcoienl Road, by M'Nsll ’s Mill. On

odncsdiiy. the I5lll. at 8 ii. in., the lloud from M'Nsll ‘s to H’ ins,‘ Portage; st I2 o‘clock, lhe Road rom Remle Arsencsux’s to the Cape , at 3 p. m.. New Road from Joseph Gullent‘s lo the shore.

in Thursday the l6i|i, st I0. a. Ill. theiliouil from Back Settlement, Fifteen Point, to Czunphe.-ll’s Mill. On Friday the l'lIh, in I0 I. in , the lloml to John Gr or's Il'IllI'l the lower Portage ;' l2ut o‘«.-lock, the same 3, Da|y‘s Road to the shore '.ut:l p. m., re- pairing llis River Road. '

Robert Macnutt. will let on Wednesday the tub of Julia next, at the hour of 8 s. m., the Road and Br’ . East side of Baliic River. eormnencing :ii Bow ad's; st I0 s. rn., Duguld‘s Road. above Ilen- dsvsoc’s Mill; at I2 noon. Road near Mathew's Mill; at I p. m., Old Town Road; at Dempssy's bridge ; at 8 p. m., Road between Edward. llenry 8;

u Owen's Farms. On 'I‘l.l|Irs(IAy. the 9th June next. at S a. in. , the Irish 'l‘ovvu Road ; at ll ii. iii., Old Town Road ; at I2 noon, Slip at .\I‘Lsllnu's shove ;at I . ui., George Owen's Road. On l"r'ulay llll Will of mu next, at 9 a. in , Princeton-n IIo_vul- ty Road. cominsncin si Neil ll'Gougun‘s Bridge; at I p. in.. Dsrnlcy csd near George 'l‘hompson‘s.

W. Undsrhs will on the 14th June, lot by Auction to the lowest iddsr‘ on the spot, the repairirig the the Road from Nesdham's to the Birch llill, and the load from James Doyle's Lot 58, through Lot 55. to Cross Roads at Church ; same day at 3 o'clock, Souris Road from Dingwell's Mill_to east line of but 56. on Wednesday the l5tli it 2 o'r|ock. p. In-. Grosltsut Settlement lload. On Thursday the 16th at I o'clock I. ui., the Road from Diugwell's Mills to Grand River Brid e; at 2 o'clock Bond from N'lbolson's Cross-rostfs to 'l'iIrnes's saw .\Iill. and the Bond Ilorn Enmsn’s to Alexander .\liitheivsou's

Big Hill.) On Friday the l7lh. the Road from oopsr’s Mills to Grand River llead, commencing at Grand River Bridge; st Ill o'clock same day, Road sin Cooper’: . Ill road to Grand Rivrr between Johnston's (Pensioner) and M‘Corrnuck’s. On Satur- day, the I8|h, st 9 o'clock, Road from Red House to Grand River Wharf. commencing at the latter lses; sswis day at 6 o'clock. the Road leading to ittls River in rear ofJoss-.pli Dingwell's Dulfy will sell at Eight o'clock, on Mon- day the Iflth of June. repiring the road from the Ferry to the Cross roads; in I0 o'clock, from Cross roads to Fullsrion's Marsh; at I: o'clock, repairing rhs Baltic road; at I o'clock. repairing l.nnn's road; at 2 o , the repairing I:lrirzIl‘s llridge; at 8 o'clock, repairi Donnagh road; II is o'clock. re- pairi Cauiphal ’s road. On 'l‘nssdsyihe Nth, st I0 o‘c ock. repairing road from the Line of Lot 35 to Polar Dnfl”y’s; in II o'clock. McCuiinelI‘s l-‘o-rry midi I! o'clock. repairing the road from Owen 'mpsou to Glenfinnn; st 2 ifc ' Hoard’: Mills; st 4 o'clock, from Owen I-lirnpsou's to tbs Line of Lot 49; st 5'o'clock. from Woriliy’s Mill totbsflousghun road. On Wednesday the lblh, at 8 o'clock. repairing road from'l’elev l)ull‘y’s Io Pisquid; at I0 o'clock, Pisquid Seltlemunt road; at I2 o'clock, from the head of ’l’isquid to‘ the Line of Int 4ll.—st 2 o'clock, repairing the Bridge at John &Donald‘s (.\Ilisary.) Un Thursdn the lllth, at I o'clock. repairing road from Alex . cI)onnld's lo the main road; at 9 o'clock. sfrum the Line of Lot 35 to I-‘ullarton’s Marsh; at I o'clock, repairing new Lius ofrcsd to Burnt Hill, Lot «A8; at 3 o'clock, £9 will be expended when most r uired in I.ol -I8. On Friday the l7th. the btiildi ai Vliirrf ut .\lo('on- usll's I-‘erry. south side of the ll-Iillaborougli.

. L. Haydon will sell on Monday the l3ih day of Jana next. st 10 o'clock, by Auction to the lowest biddsr. the repairing and. tinishlng the Road from Back Settlement. Lot 49, to Georgetown |'02ltI, corri- uisncing at Back Settlement lioad,--imniedislely altar tliu repairing the road froui 'l‘eu Hill to Ten Mile Post. where most required. commencing at Howard Gay's; at 12 o'clock, the lisisliiog Village Green road; at 2 o'clock, repairing rhs road and Bridge near the Catholic Chapel; ul 5 o'clock, the rsis' and railing Hcdmond's Bridge. On Tuesday the 4 . st 9 o'clock. tbs opening it new line of road from Gallows Point road to China Point road; at 8 o'clock, the repairing the Pisqusl road. commencing at CsrroI's; iniuiedislely after. the repairing the road from BsdInosd’s to the County I.im-. rsrnrm-ncing ail. 'I‘wesdy's. On Wednesday. the l.'nh.:n 9u'L'loCl(, the repairing the road and llriilges from the Head of Orwell to Vernon River Bridge. coniuiencing at l"in- lay‘: Bridge; at 2 o'clock. the o -uing out the road from Back Settlement of Uigg lo 'igg settlement.

Samuel Murchison: will, on 'I‘humlay the ltiih day of June. at 9 o'clock fursuoop, set up and sell by Auction. to the lowest bidder, on me spol, the re- ‘ ‘ and widening the main road sod bridge from

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I‘! rig and rui-irg brush bridgs; same day, at I2 cu‘ . ock noon. tillisg It s hollow between John M‘Ilonuld, Kinlsclu, uiul ' B alcolrrr .M'Lcod’s on the road leading from Port Selkirk to Nswtown; satire day. s13 o'clock. no.‘ repairing the great Brush Bridge and the rails I c-rod’ at Nicholson's, Orwell Head; inmicdiatsly uller. re- psiri and raising two bridges at Widow l’l.eod‘s, Orwc Hosd' iuioredistely after, cutting down and repairing hill)snd road at same place; imnu-dintcly slim. repairing the Marta Harbour road. from the laudingaplscc. at Orwell H nd to lIcI)onnld‘s Chapel. On I"r ny l1th, st 9c'clock, s. in., re tiring road ing from Murray Harbour road town I .\l’l.esn's mills. as far as ivision Lino, where most wan- ted; llnmedialsly tiller, repairing road leading from McDonald's Chapel, Murray llnrbour road, Io Buck ttlornent; same day. at 2 o‘ . p. .,opcning s new road from the County Line, riser llodericli McI(en1.ic‘s mills, lo the Murray Ilnrlmur road, the Division Line of Lots 57 and (58, provided a right way is obtained. free of compensation, previous to the day ofssle; same day, lll hnlf usi ll o'clock. sllsrnooa, repairing Clpocy‘s bridge. . tmlsgur read; immediately alter, repairing the bridge on the Man- tsgss read sssv nails mills. On Saturday the ll-lth. at 9 o'clock. u. rn., rs iring road lending from Donald Fraser's. ssu.. to liiIin's wharf, same day in

II o'clock, s. in., opening dnuns towards l'im.-its blfldgs. and re iriag road I e; immediately after, the repairing bl:Kay's Bridge, Old Wood Island mid ‘ atlsc . .~I.. rs iring Mclancs bridge-. 81.0., Lower I"lst ivar mil. On Msadsy loth, st ll o'clock I. in, repairing Roderick lIas_si ll‘s lnralgs;

same day, at I«a'dscl:, p. rn..reputs road near Point Prim Light House. , John Williams will sell at section an Moods .'_ h of ups asst, lllsrspsiring of tits following ridges : The Bridge sl 3-.\ ila Run.Mulpsque Road. at I0 d.olock. s. in., srmitsgs Briskacn the West Ilivar Ioas.si is o'clock. -- an the llridso It the but JG - _ bra. I1”: by the sums of Ilse Saln’s [tr ‘e. at 2 o'clock. .m. ' B. 'I"llrvamu will. so cdsssdswtla I