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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-31
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Chestnut Sireet-Phiiodslphia.


'EnIS delightful and cninmodisus house,
nj the corner of Chesnut and Seventh
5, Gets, over which Capt. Jcl!ries has pfcsl-
dcd for the pasl Two years. has been leased
by The subscriber. and will be for The nturG
under the immediate s,Iperiutrndairce at hln,-
self, and Mr.. john ~. NIck-rson, formerly ~
the Cuy Hotel, Providence. The house has
been thoroughly rclilted, and tusteiuIly az
ranged. The parlors and public rooins arc
spacious and furnished in style .f clcganc,
equal 10 any hotp! in The country, and thu
durm,ores. Of which there are near one hum
drct IN Number, nre supplied with new bed
ding, and will bc found to be airy, neat and
comfortable, and aS far ns extern lis can se
cure IL. no visitor Will depart from themwiih
ont having cnjoyed tlie lHxury Of a quiet,
re hing nights reposc. The proprietor
feeling Confident that he has a niJrston un
eqnaod for comfort aud elegance, IN II cr'ia
,al and fashionable location, and having Ia.
,f his uw u, nor a,trnt,or, from his assistant,
and servants shall be wanting to comrihutd
| to the pleasure aud comfort Ut his gneJs, lT
! soiclts visi, from travellers 10 this beautiful
city, ASSURING those accompanied Sy ladies'
particularly, tina, they can no where tind utcf.
Icolnmodious and plcJsan; lodgings, nor d
more spuclous md we'll furnished ladies' "
dluarr.
II. j. lIARTWElI. Proprietor.
J. ~. NiCRERSON. Supc ctinicnlcn'.
| PhiladclphIo, August 81, 1910. Dec. y
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EEANC EORTES,
Monufaetu-cd by
BROWN s. EHasle1, GSOStO II.

'1NtlE subscribeS keeps constantly OH hand
4 AT his rooms No. 81, ilopkins.s,. Provi'
dencc. a good assortment Of Piano FOitos,
from tho above mnuutactory, tl various styles
and cost, which instruments in point oi tone,
action and 6ni-h, are believed 10 be equal to
any made in ihc United States. aud are so
pronounced by competent judges,--whicti
will be sold as reasonable as Instruments of
as good quality can DC purchased elsewhere.
The attention Of the public IL particularly
called TO notice recent Improvement 10y the
above manufacturers, (for which they have
| obtained letters patent,) by which The effect
nf one string very soft and pure tone "a pro.
luced. in manner entirely original in ptincl-
pie and application, and which hns met thu
universal appreciation Of every dSintres,td
professor who has esnfnined aud tried them.
The advantages Of this apparatus over my
other similar one in rse, will appear on tho
shgh,es, csamination, especially as II may bo
used az will, without throwing the unIs"ns
oui tune in tho least degree, ian "b"ct
never before aunined,) IL not liable 10 gc.
nut -. order itscli, o, derange any other pall
of The instrument Purchasers aud others
arc very respectfully invited to eall "a Hbovo
! lud examine the instrument for themselves
DhNFORTll LYON.
! Nov. 23-6 mos
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Final Notice.
PROSPECTUS OF THE
Als G.; ID y ",
Dec. 81.
A Semi. Monthly Critical Journal Of
Literature and .9ri.

n Semi. Monthly C'itical Journal 81
Literature and .9ri.
xNu.LIAM j. PABODlE proposes to is,
w sue once u fortnight, IN the cry o.
Providence, a pnper or Magazine, flor 1t Will
combine the pcculiari,les oi both (oi tho above
designation and character.
Its Eclectic department will contain selce'
tions FROM tho Literature Of the past and The
present, including the best Foreign aud
American Works and Periodicals, religious,
philosophical, pocteal and ncthetic.
It's original department will consist OF tales
poc,ns. essays, CRITICISMS, noticcs-in short
of al iha, is usually iornd within the pages
Of like publication. The editor ~ au'hon-
zcd to say that he may expect the co opera
l,,on of n,any Of the beet writers OF our stale
and elsewhere. whose productions VIII oP-
pear ia is columns.
Each number of the Argcsy will contain
.ix,c,n barge ocluvo pages, oi iwo broad co''
unns to the page. II will be printed on hno
PAPER. with beautiful type. aud Tor l's bc,ie'
preservation. each copy viii be enclosed ~
an ornatrenicd paper cuvcr. Three pages"
| the cover will be- optn for sdvor,i'sincnis.
II T.rins--rwo dollars per .oGuin, rayaol'
\ on rseonirg ,bc seoond nunher.
Il PfoulenrC. x. J. De-. ", leio.
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THR REv. Mn. AND Mrs. JARVIS

THg REv. Mn. AND Mrs. JARVIS
We notice that by Report Of a case in
Chanccry in New York, the controver-
sy between the Rev. DR.. Jarvis and his
wife, is revived again. This case has
occupied public attention for consdera-
bic time past, the complainant having 10
January, 1883, filed bill for divorce
and separate maintenance, which was
brought before the General Assembly of
the State of Connecticut, and resulted
in favor Of the defendant. Since that
timo MIR. Jarvis has become a resident
oflhe State Of New York, and 10 at pres
ent living with one Of her daughters at
Brooklyn, and has filed another bill in
the court Of Chancery Of New York,
praying for divorce on the alleged
ground Of cruelty and inhuman treatment
on the part of the defendant. The case
came before the Vice Chancellor on
Saturday, and after Mrs. Jarvis bill OF
complaint was read, and the counter af-
fdavit Of Mr.. Jarvis also read, and the
counsel partially heard on both sides,
the court adjourned.
The great question, to be decided, said
the Vice Chancellor, was whether the
Chancellor had jurisdiction in the case.
That question would be determined on
tho next motion day, when it viii DC fully
argued.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-31

The claim made by the Revenue
Gutter for salvage, upon vessel at
Savannah, has excited considerable at
tontion. The Secrctary Of the Trcnsu-
ry, refused to interfere in the matter
because i, was before i judicial tribunal
We cannot believe that tho courts vii!
ever sanction the principle that an arm
cL vessel in tho service of the govern
mcnt shall receive pay for rendering
assistance to an American vessel. Ii
the laws however, are such as to com
pei such decision, they should be im-
media,cly modified. .-pror. Journal.
In copying tho above, wo are led t"
the inquiry, whether the Revenue Cut
ter at this port, has not frequently
claimed and received pay for services
rendered vessels in distress on this
coast. Wo have often understood this
to be the fact, but know nothing in re-
lation to it ourselves. We merely ask
for information.
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c ourt Of Probate, .'iid.Aelo,cn, Dec. 2s, 1870

{ out Of Probate, .'fd,itelotcn, Dec. 2s, 1870
A N instrument of writing, dated the eighth
IN day Of the first month, one thousand
eight hundred and thirty three, purporlmg to
be the last WIN and Testament of Elizabeth
Anthony. late of Middle'own, deceased, wns
presented for Probate and letters Testament
iary thereon. It is ordered that the same b."
received ond the cons liberation thereof be ro
fcrred to Court of probato, to be holden n,
tue Town House in Mddetown, on the ,Iird
Monday In January next, at o'clock, +. NJ.
and that previous notice be given by publish.
ing copy of this order three several llnes IN
The Herald Of The Tines, for all persons in.
terested to appear at said time and place and
be heard. A true copy witness
PARDON BnowM, Pro. Clk. pro. tenn.
Dec 81.
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The New Year.

AS another New Year in lilo's yariu-
bic journey. will have commenced be-
fore the next number Of our paper is is
sued, wo therefore stake time by the
forelock, "nnd tender to our patrons, (bul
more especially those who pay up prompt
ly, the usual compliments of the season
wishing them one md all-unalloyed
prosperity and happiness throughout the
Year upon which we arc just about to
enter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-31

Tho daughter Of the Queen of Eng
land has the title of Princess Royal.
In case of her mothers death, without
male issue, she succeeds to the throne.
She is hciress presumplire, not heiress
apparent. In case Of the birth of a
son to the Queen he is heir apparent
and succeeds to the throne; but the
eldest daughter retains tho title of Prin-
cess Royal.
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&s a q e Z a g q 8.

IN thi. town. on Thursday evening last, BY the Rev.
NJ Brooks, Sir. Joln r. Bush, TO Miss Emily Lyon,
dt'lg ghter of Mr. Jose,d, Lyon, all Of this town.
On Thursday evening last, by tho Rev. Mr.. Gayiit,
Mr.. James j. Hubbard, 10 Miss Charlotte A. Edridgs,
all orthis town.
In North Kingstown sisi, by the Rev. Mr. Stone, Mr.
Ariel u. Horton, Jr OF UehoLoth, 10 Miss Eitra w E.
daughter of Capt. james llung, Of the former place
In Nantucket, 9Th inst, Rev Issac Stodard, ornsf-
" Of this town, 10 Mrs Euniee Myrick.
In Providence on Tuesday evening 2ld inst, Nicholas
r. Arnold, to Miss Adolino y. Crapon, both ofProsi-
dence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-31

THEATRICAL AND QUEEn.-Tac Park
Theatre closed on Saturday evening for
want Of al audience. When the curtain
was rang up, there was not dollar IN
the house. Presently, one person en-
tered and took his seat, in the first tier
"solitary and alone" To him the over
,ure was played What his feelings were
may be more easily "imagined than des-
cribed." lie went 10 see the comedy
of the Road to Ruin-one OF the box OPP
eners asked him to take the road to the
office, where hi1 dollar was politely re-
turned to him, andhe was bowed out.
-.Ncw York Star
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SINGING SCHOOL.

A school for instruction in Sacred Vocal
"A. Music, was opened by Messrs. WEEDEN
g. SlLsBxr, in the Lecture Room Of Zion
Church, Oh Tuesday evening 22d, md will
be continued two evenings a week-rues-
days and 'Frdny's-) during the winter.
III those desrous Of attending this school
arc requested to appear at the Room on Fri
day evening, Jan. lst, le4l, as no more schoi-
ars will be admitted after that evening
Terms 81, without books, or 81 80, if books
are found. The collection used Is the "Bos-
ton Academy" and may be had at the Book
stores. Dec. "a.
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commissioners and a d:isin-
jslratOr;s Notice.

TIME subscribers having been appolntedby
J. the Hon. Court OF Probate, of the town
of Newport, Commissioners on the estate of
Sarah Morgan, late Of Newport, dec. and
having legally taken their engagements, here
by give notice that six months from tho 9h
Of Nov. ultin,o, are allowed for the creditors
to exhibit their claims ugainst said estdte,
and that we will attend for the purpose OF
examining the same at the house of JOS
Trip, IN Broad Street. on the first Saturdays
in April and May, lS4l, at o'clock, p. NJ.
JOSHUA TRIPr,
II. NJ. FRANKLIN, Jr. Commrs.
GIDEON PALMER, Jr.
All persons indebted to said estate, are re-
quesled to make Immediate payment to
ALEXAN DER MORGAN, .hfmr.
Newport, Dec. 10, 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-31

In this town, the 10th inst, aier short but dis.
tressing illness, Almira Melissn, daughter uf Mr. job
Cornell aged . y ears.
On Thursday last, John Ma,son, son of Mr. WIN. r
Hvlt, aged 2 years and months.
On Friday last, after long und painful illness, which
he bore with christian patience James Duy, son Of Mrs
Sarah Day, nged IL years.
On Friday, after distressing illness, Mrs Ca'harlne
lo, wife ~ Mr. Gee. w. Cole and daughter OF Mr.
Perry Weaver, in the 17th year Of her rye.
In Providence Thursday last, Mrs Elizabeth Hoi-
de consort OF the late tsp Randall Holden, Jr, in
the Saith year Of her agc-salno day. Mrs. Sarah San
ders consort Of the late Mr.. John Sanders, In tho 6ls
year of her sge.On Saturday morning last, Mr.. VIM
Collins aged 80 years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-31

There is but vory little news Of inter
est or Importance in our exchanges
about this time-if we may except the
horrid murders, rail road accidents,
steamboat disasters, and other CASUAL
tics, with which they arc constantly fill
led Congress will no doubt do some
thing by-and-by, after the holidays are
over--untl then we cannot expect much
from that quarter even.
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From ,he Huntington Tenn. Advertiser, Dee. .. d,


DREApruL DisEAsE.--We understand
that n most fatal disease has made It's
appearance, within few days past, IN
our sister county Henry, about 10 miles
west of Paris. II is said to be conia-
gous, but in its symptoms unlike any
other disease known to the human iam'-
", and IN ils fatality far moro dreadful
than the Cholera. Several deaths have
occurred iu few families. On Saturday
night 4 deaths ia ono family. Ii yrc-
tins live from one To four hours, alter
being attacked. The citizens of Paris,
we learn. nrs greatly alarmed. Many
talk Of leaving thc town. We have
heard no name by which to .GIl 'hls
ny,icrious aud awful disease,
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MEMORANDA.

Cid nt Mobile, 18th inst, schr Rio, CoZ1ens, for y.
Orleans. ,,,
CID at New Orleans 18th inst, schr Cora, MaybeFry
for Charleston. . a.,
sailed i'm Norfolk ed inst, schr Hannah, Boss W.
Indies. , w.
Sailed I'm Mobile 18th nst schr Export, Gardner Yer
million bay. .
Arr nt Havana Cd inst, brig Echo, Hesser, Wnins
ton NC Concord. Carr, fn, Boston tor Cardohar ioll
At Havana I2ih inst, schr Vrgnian, Burroughs Tor
Now Orlenns 10th.
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Court Of Probate, lIiddieio'sn, Des %, 1870

Court of Probate, lIiddieioWn, Des. %, 1910
A N Instrument of writing dated September
IA Sd, 1895, purporting to be the last WA
and testament of Christopher Ellery, Esq.
late of Middletown, deceased, was presented
for Probate and letters tcstamentary thereon
1t is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred to
Court of Probate, to be holden at the Town
House in Mdd.ctown on the third Monday IN
January next, at | O'Clock, p. m. and that
previous notice be given by publishing copy
Of this order, three several times in the Her
oM ofihe Times, for all persons interested to
appear at said timo and place and be heard.
A true copy--witness
JOSHUA CoGGEsuALL, Probate Clerk.
Dec. 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-31

A supposed Piraie.-A Philadelphia
rsssei chased. The Antigua Register of
The Oath ult. says:--"The schooner John
M'Clung, Capt Freeman, Of Philadel-
phia, which arrived to-day, was chased
in lat 81 30, long Ga, abeut four days
since, by suspicious looking vessel,
full of men, and a supposed pirate or sla-
yer. The chase lasted the better part
of one day and the morning OF tine next" 1"
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NOTICE.
T.. r. g. r.. .lEIt TON.

w OuLUrcspceIlnl'y inlo'ln their custom
W crs, that their bits will lc proscnicd io
thcm rs nsual, on Tho III OF January, ior set.
tlsW.ni
Al persons having 'tmands against u'
-il please call and receive then Pay.
N.Wror, Dec. ~ i.'0.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-31

DEATH OF THE MAYOR OF THE City
OF PKovIpEycE.-Thc Hon. Samuel w.
Brigham, Mayor of the City ofProv-
idence, died at his residence, after Il
severe illness, on Monday morning last,
at 8 10 O'Clock. Gen. BRIGHAM was
elected Mayor Of the City ofProvidence
upon the first organization Of the City
Government in 1892, and has been an
nualiy reelected without any serious
oppo stion. lie was one Of the Oldest
members Of the Bar of this State, hav-
ing bocn admitted in September, I79G,
and continued in full and successful
practice up to the time of his election
US Mayor Of Providence. During sew
cral years Of his practice he was Attor-
torney General and Speaker of the
House Of Representatives. "rhrough-
ost his long lilo Says the Providence
Journal) he maintained character for
integrity and probity, which secured
to him the confidence Of all who knew
him. As man aud AZ magistrate, he
filed n place which it will be difficult to
supply"
AS testimony ofrespcct for his MEM
ory, meetings Of the Bar and tho School
Cam nittee in Providence, wero held
at which appropriate resolutions were
passed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-31

The Legislature of Massachusetts, will
meet next Wednesday at Boston. A
United States Senator will have to be
chosen in place of Gov. Davis, and prob
ably one in place of Daniel Webster,
who will be appointed Secretary OF State.
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EnsniOnab'c
Tailoring Establishment.

,y'HE subseribvr has 'nsen the store re-
gently occupied by Prufd 1H'sy'
and Will son,innc ~ cary Uu the Tatoi"s
business ~ all is branches.
Cri'irg particularly attended TO-
lie eiil k.cp up hend a wcli -"'rr''" nT-
,oiiIn'nt of Clv,hs, Cas.,mcfe-. F'.l"ss,
&c. &c. WM. L. lIid'h''
Newport, Nov. ~, 1910
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-31

JUDGE STORY has dofIeG his black
gown. We are glad to sec it. No
Judges in tho Union, we believe, have
worn gowns for great number of years,
except those of the u. S. Courts. Dos
ton Post.
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THURSDAY, December 81

FJs All persons indebted to us for
paper, job work or advertising, and par
ticulnrly those whose accounts have
been standing l2 months and upwards.
will oblige US by adjusting their ac-
counts at the commenc ement Of the
New Year, or as soon after as may be
convenient. Dec. 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-31

Ca ,sTATEMENr or The situation Of thn ranhs
- in Rhode island on Monday, Dee. 7.
1910, rs the same appears iion tho ReIarns made
To ths Bank Commissioners.
MAEtLI1ILs.
CAPITAL Stock, s0,97!,sl5 oo
Bills in Circulation, ,5Io, 1872 ~
Balances due other Banks, iO9,7ll O2
Net Profits on hand, Ioi ,o25 ~
Dividends unpaid, 22.75s Os
Dcposits on interest, i73, ,533 80
Deposits not on interest, s2o,f'o 10
Total amount Of Liabilities. Si3,77S, 100 OI
REsoUKcEs.
Loans and Discounts, SlI ,s20,3 $50 "
spocie in Bank. 3l2,55l 67
Bills Of other Banks, 300 81
Balance. due from other Banks, 76S,722 ~
Stuck IN own Bank, $50 ~
Stock Heal Estate & other Property. S23,5li 62
Total amcuni Of Resources, $l3,773,i55 81
Oriho bills and notes discounted there is due
ont Of the state, the sun OF Si,37i ,521 III
And payable in the state, 7,5iS,sO6 IS
Of ihs ejaculation, there is held
by the banks, 2i9,27i 06
IN the hands of the public, l,236,50S IS
by computing me apo'" H"S'''.' WI" VIC '"-
turns made TO the Commissioners, November I'd.
1910. it ai pears that since lha, date,
The Circulation has been rcdrocd, S2,2OS 10
The Specie has beau increased, 1917 81
Tie Deposits, including Dividends
unpaid, have been 'educed, $500 10
And lhe Loans aud Discounts have
been reduced, 37,OOS o!
HENRY ANTHONY, Bank Com
WM. pECkilhM, ! nissioners
Office of the Bank Commissioners,
! Providence, Dec. l7th, isi0
d2l.
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"A asireCtCry
Of all The Business People and FUms q
The Ciig,

Of all The Business People and Fnn,s ef
NE City,
Alphabetically arranged under each business
Or profession. Tins Directory will be Of
great Importance to all who ara IN any way
connected with the business interests OF BoS-
ton, as It will be Il complete guide 10 the
Warehouses;, Stores, Shops and Offices OF TIE
cillHcns. The Calendar pages have been
greatly improved, aud contain five or six ad
dnionol columns oi important calculations. -
The Almanac will contain Corrected map
of the city, n list of all tue Streets, Banks,
Insurance Offices, Societies, Biographies OF
eminent mct, Government of Unled States,
Ccnsus Of Massac chnsctts, Courts, etc. Pub.
lie Institutions, Stages, Packets, etc. and a
very interesting account oi the ci'y "t Low
ell, written by one OF her citizens.
The work will be prutcd on fine paper,
with entire new type, and handsomely bount
in clutl,.-Pnce % cents per copy. y liberal
Discount made TO I osc who buy 10 sell again.
Orders sunt to THOMAS GRoon, 81 State
street, Boston, will meet with prompt alien
tion. Dee. 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-31
Winter Articles.

EOrTON Batting and waddng; cheap
~ cloth for confor,ers; Blankets and t'an-
uels ynrn comtorcrs (; muifs lined ginves /
wool!rn m.,iens and gloves; knitting yarn !
nocassins and woolen hose hc1ncspun pl'id
and ,ain eannels; A pines, Merinu> aud Thi@
bets, fer sale at JAMES flbMMONDS.
Dec. u.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-31

Posr OFFICE REMovALs.--lt will be
seen in our abstract Of Congressional
proceedings tha, Mr.. Adams has intro
duced a resolution of inquiry concern
ing the removals Of Deputy Pos'mastcrs
since 1929. This resolution promises
10 discover the whole secrets of tho In
Guisition.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-31
Notice.

pENJAMlN MARSH Jr. most respect
sS fully gives notice 10 his customers ilia,
their yearly accounts will be ready ond pre-
scnicd tia 1t day Of Jdnuury. as usual, ond
al those having demands will please presen,
The same for payment
Ncwport, Dee 2i. tciO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-31
commissioners and Admin
issratOv,s Notice.

Il,IlE subscribers having boon appointed
l. by the Hon. Count of Probate OF the
town Of Middletown, Commissioners tn re-
.ccivc and examine the claims against the
estate Of Isaiah Smith, late Of said Middle
town. dec hereby give notice. that six months
from the 2lst of December, $50, arc allowed
for the creditors 10 exhibit their claims, and
thu, VIC will attend at any time during said
period, at our respective dwellings for the
purpose. Of examining the sanc-and that
the final meeting OF the Commissioners will
be held at the house at Eliphaz Barker III
said Middletown, on Saturday, June l9lh,
1871 nt O'clock p NJ.
Pr LKG PrcKUAM,
ELIpmAz BARkER, Commissioners.
ABRAHAM WEAVER,
All persons indebted To said estate, are
requested to make immediate payment to
WM. TAGGART, .aamini,iralor.
hiddletown, Dec, 30 1910.