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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-09

MUSICAL NTELLIoRScR.-The commercial me-
tropolis Of the new world Is about to be the Scene
OF another great musical revival. Within the last
few years music has been cultivated as an art by
many OF our citizens and the growing Intellectual
spirit Of our population has attracted artists of celeb
rlty from the salons of Europe, who have met with
an enthusiastic reception, and returned to their
homes with additional laurels, and pockets full Of
American dollars. The effect OF their visits is now
manifested in the growing taste tor music every
where apparent; and we have every reason to hope
that it will become subject Of public care, and at
tain perfect luxuriance Of prosperity.
Signor Neuronha, distinguished performer on
the violin, who has long beld the first rank among
the artistes Of Spain and Portugal has just arrived
In this country from Brazil and New York, the
mighty head from whence other cities receive their
Impressions, will shortly have an opportunity Of
passing judgment on his merits. He is said to be
remarkably handsome man, and to unite polished
manners and gentemany ease with finished mu-
slcal education. OF the rank OF Ole Bull, whose
brilliant career all will remember Signor Neuron-
ha will undoubtedly create fayors unprec .dented
in musical annals He will be followed by Signor
Sivori, an artist educated in the famous school Of
the renowned Paganini. The personal appearance
of this gentleman will form striking contrast to
that Of Neuronha, but he will prove noae the less
attractive He is said to bear marked resemblance
to Pagann, and the brilliancy of his execution has
excited universal admiration among the daatantt
OF Europe. Templeton, the accomplished tenors, is
also on his way TO this city, where he intends giving
another series Of his attractive entertainments He has
been emnenty successful during his Southern tour,
and was, at last dates, giving in St. LOUIS
to crowded and fashionable audiences. MIR. Dray-
ton, ayoung American, who has been residing in
Washington for some time past, where he is favor
ably known to the musical kiite, is about to make
his debut before New York audience, as candi-
date for public favor. Mr.. Drayton 10 a native OF
Philadelphia, and relative Of the Draytons of
South Carolina, an old established and much re-
spected family. He has baritone voice Of grea,
compass and purity, and his style resembles that of
Russell. We have every reason to believe his ap.
pearance here willtend much to advance the cause
of music, for he is the only American whom we re-
member, who. with talents of the first order, has
become candidate for popular applause in this de-
partment Of art His success will establish a prece-
dent, which other Americans will emulate, and ma
tive genius will thus be elevated to niche in the
temple OF fame.
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City Intelligence.

wAnp NORMA rioss.-Ths democratic nominations
for Aldermen and Assistants completed, and the
wings and natives are making theirs slowly The fol-
lowing 10 complete list Of the democratic ticket and
the others, a. far a. have been made
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I2th-Thomas Carnlsy
Asst.-David Morrison.
18Th Robert. B Folger
Asst Royal Ormsby.
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Herald Supplement-.
We this morning Issue supplement- 10 our city
subscribers
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CONNECTICUT ELEcrroN.-The recent election in
Connecticut, looks like the first workings Of revo-
luton in the parties and politics that State. At
the last election in New Hampshire, which has al
ways been considered the strong hold OF democra-
cy, the result was considered favorable to the wings;
but the recent election in Connecticut shows that
the wings are as much divided there a. the demo-
Gratis were in New Hampshire. The truth Of the
matter is, both the wings and the democrats, in the
Northern States, are in state Of Generalization,
caused no doubt, by the want Of principle and hoa-
esty IN their leaders and thinkers
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sth-William Adams.
Asst.-George J. Cornell.

7th-John T. B. MAXWELL
Asst 8 T. Mckinney.
6th-Abra'm n. Lawrence.
Asst. -Dawson Wilson.
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PACKET SHIP MAReAREr EVANS This well pro.
portoned and beautiful ship, since her arrival At the
dock, has been the subject OF much admiration
among the merchants and shipping community ge-
Morally. The number Of improvements which have
recently been ma e in chip building, have 90 often
been noticed, that it would seem impossible TO find
anything wanting that could 4 to their strength,
beauty, model, or accommodations for the convent
ence Of passengers and crew. This fine ship mea-
sures l66 feet in length on deck, SO feet beam, and
e ieet depth of hold; burthen, carpenters mea-
surement, 1000 tons. A novel and useful feature in
her arrangements on deck, is a topgalant fore
castle which extends a. far aft the long boat and
galley, making roomy and comfortable apartments
for the saiors, and at the same time forming fine
shelter for the Storage passengers by its extending
over the fore.hatch Her cabin is arranged in the
same style as the Prince Albert" and "Northr.n-
berland," lately built by the same builders, COM
bining comfort and convenience, whether for ssmi-
lies or single indivldus, and furnished in the most
splendid style a. those who admire handsome
vessel will examine Tor themselves, it 10 unnecessa-
ry for NJ to describe more particularly. She is COM
manded BY Captain E G Tinker, who, although
the youngest packet captan out Of this port, has 4
reputation which will vie with the oldest and most
experienced navgators sailing from this port, and
we feel assured that any passengers that cross The
Atlantic in this superior canvass back will part with
him at the end Of the voyage with great reluctsnce
The chip Is now open for visiters, and is lying at
the foot Of Pine street. where it will afford the gal
LIANT young captain and his officers pleasure to show
her TO the curious. She leaves the 10th inst on
her first voyage to London.
The FRxsurr ON THE Sr. Jouv RivKR.-Ths
year will be an unprecen,ediy destructive one The
last that immense damage has been done
above Frederickton the bridges over Big Presq isle
Bulls Crook Longs Creek aud the Arcstork being
swept away by the Ice On Saturday the cs Jam above
Fredericktcn was feet high and shouid break sud-
deniy treat fears entertained that Frederickon
would Sc entirely inundated tho water there being al
ready 10 feet higher than usual some s.y nuaaonss
Posterity will ask, Who're was the Cathedral r. and
soAo'n answer whszs r-& jain w. - Hsrsi6,
ASu9k
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Tho News from England-Important Intel
Iigence from India.

Tho News from EngIand-Important INTEL
Iigence from India.
We have received, by the arrival OF the packet
ship Northumberland, from London, four days later
intelligence from that port. The news is of much
importance TO the interests Of this country.
The London money market was unsettled;
the improvement realized on the 5ih ulumo, in
quotations tor consuls, and for all securtl was
only maintained for one day, although there
were very few transactions; on the 9th inst,
the rumor that the Queen was TO send to
Parliament special message relative TO Ameri-
ca produced slight panic again, and consols de-
cllned. We should Judge from this, that the arbi-
ration correspondence, and the passage OF the notice
resolutions, had not created great depression as
was anticipated and that the refusal OF our govern
ment to arbitrate not considered so warlike on
the other side as on this, until the above rumor was
circulated. The cotton and corn markets were
in very healthy state, and prices Tor breadstuffs
were improving
TIE news from India is of a very interesting
ard important character. The two armies were on
the eve Of another conflict indeed it was reported
tfat another tremendous battle had been fought /;
and from the large iorce in the field very severe
contest was anticipated. We shall not, probably,
receive the particulars until the arrival of the
ship of the 4th OF April, from Liverpool; but the
position of affairs in India is so critical to the Eng
hsh dominion in ASIA, that the effect is already be-
ginning to be felt in England lis influence on our
relations with Great Britain may be of the utmost
consequence II Is to be recollscted that the Eng
lIsh reverse IN AHghaniston mainly caused the spe-
oial visit Of Lord Ashburon to this country, to set
tie the North Eastern boundary question; and the
S,kk ii l. r.
other special visit on the Oregon question.
We are now on the look out Tor the Unicorn. She
is in her twenty first day! Her will be OF the
highest importance, both in political and CONNER
cial point Of view--much more SO than anticipa-
ted previous to the arrival of the packet ship from
London. A crisis is at hand.
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DEMOCRATS.
Wsrd.
lst-John 8. Gilbert.
Asst.-Hsnry H. Byrne.
2d-James C. 6toneall.
Asst.-John L. Brown.
3d-Thomss p. Hart.
Asst.-Elisha Ruckman.
lth-Jossph A. Diver.
George H. Purser.
Asst.-William II. i'd.
Dennis Mullins.
5th-Emsnusl B Hart.
Asst. William Rsdford.
6.h-Charles w. Vultee.
John Foote.
ASst.-Thomas Martin.
Thos 0ilmartin.
7th-Bartlett Smith.
Asst. M Doughsrty.
9Th : Richard T. Compton.
Asst. - Arch. Msclay, jun
9th-Theo. Van Tine.
Asst.-Isaac B. Smith.
18th Bernard J. Messerole
Asst. = Neil Gray.
llth-William Gage
Asst.-Jeremiah Greene.
18th David 8. Jackson
Asst.-Thomas SpoffoId
l3th--Nathan Roberts
Asst stephen H Feeks.
lath-John NJ Bl0odgood
Asst, -Abrahsm B Davis
l6.h-Wm. c. Wetmore
Asst james 8 Sandford
l6ih-Liv'ston Livingston
Asst.-Charles Webb.
l7th-James Walsh
Asst.-James Robe rtson.
leth-Willia,n A Walker.
Asst. - NJ w. 3. Jackson.
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SrEcULAToRs, PRsPARx.-An the spectators
throughout the country who are engaged in stock
operations and other bubbles, had better prepare
themselves Tor the passage Of the ubtreasury BILL
There will not be the same division on that ques-
ton that there was on the Oregon question. Ben
ton, Calhoun and their friends will vote for it, pro-
badly ia the shape that il came from the house X
will undoubtedly be law in a short hme Look
ont
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

The MOTHERS RELIEF, medicine which
soothes the disagreeable sensation of Fe-
males about to become mothers, and in
sures safe delivery in al cases where NAL
formation or some unnatural circumstances
do not prevent. The reputation of this ar
ticle, though silent, has become so extend
ed as to produce an immense demand. A
pamphlet intended only for the eye oCthose
directly interested and their physicians, is
prepared for graiuitous distribution where
the Relief is for sale.
As we are thus obliged to come before the
public, we take the occasion to say, that If
the increase of the call for the Mothers
Relief, wherever known, be any guild to
a direct opinion to be formed of the esti-
nation in which it is held, we have the sat
isfaction of believing that it has been thu
means of aleviating IN infinite amount Of
suffering, and of savein many valuable
lives. Wherever it has been used during
the above period, deep rooted preludices
have given way to candid and thankful ex-
pressiOns ofgratitu;ie, sud a wish 10 extend
on their parts, as far SIS possible, its bene
fits. Medical men of high standing have
had the candor to acknowledge for once,
that their prejudices must be abandoned,
and have been advocates for its use
All those who " ish, are invited to call
and procure pamphlets without charge:
For sale by w. p. kUSSEL.
The authorized agent for this place and
vicinity.
MlddIebury, o t. 1st, 1915.
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NEWiE.G0ODS.

The subscriber is receiving and opening at his
store IN Monkton Borough, large and elegant as
sOrtmcnt of
DRY GOODS,
comprising greater variety than is usually kept in
a country store, and he desires 10 call attention TO
the largest assortment of Dress Goods and Cloak
ngs that he before had the pleasure Of offering
the public, embracing the most fashionable and
newcst styles, some of which selected express
" with the view Of pleasing the Friends and others
wishing plain and rich Goods,
Also, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery aud Glass
Ware, Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Linseed and
Lamp Oil, Cut and Wrought Nails, Window Glass
and Putty, Looking Glasses, Powder, Shot, Lead
aud Percussian Caps. SUPERFINE FLOUR, Salt,
Fish, &c, &c, SC.
lie has also received an assortment Of Boots and
Shoes, consisting of Mems and Boys Cowhide
Boots, Coarse-i.se aud Calfskin do. Women's and
Misses Callskin Shues and Bootees, of superior
qraiiyand about wo-thirds the usual prices. Also
FarwelPs Shoes, Slips and Buskins. India Rubber
shoes. Wooden Clocks and Umbrellas compri-
sing the largest and best assortment before Of
ered in this place, at prices unusually low, and on
the most accommodating terms. The highest prices
paid for produce. The people invited to call and
examine
I. c. SMITH.
Monkton, Oct. IL. 1916.
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How TO GETHEALTH.-Thousan Of persons
continue to cure themselves Of Colds Coughs, Head
ache, Rheumatic Affections, Small Pox, Measles,
Costveness Influenza AID the host Of those indlca-
lions of the body Of the blood being out of order,
simply by perseverngly using BraHdrefh's Vegetable
Universal Pills, so long any symptoms of deraDge-
ment in any orgau remain. Often, by adopting this
course, which experience has proved is according TO
nature it being merely assisting her, have many in
few DAYS been restored to health, who but for Bran
dreth Pills had heen sick for months. The value OF
this medicine is indeed beyond price.
AGENTS.
Jonathan Hsgar ,Middiet uTy; Alfredo. Ros-
coe, New Haven, Warren 5. Brown. Addison
P. Fletcher and Son, Bridport; Wright and
Bush, Shoreham; W. B. Bixby, Vergrnnes
|. g. Mead. Cornwall; J. Simonds. Waicl
Point; A. WeIherbee, Ferrisburgh Centre
Allen and Wheeler, North Ferrisbsrgh; NJ. w.
Kinsley, Monkton Ridge; Geo. w. Parmelee
Bristol; Simon Taft, Whiting.
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Iron Il Steel.

yEyHE subscriber has for sale the various
Z kinds of Round Flat, and Square Iron
Spikes and Nail rods, Band and hoop iron'
American do, Eng. Blistered, German
Spring, and Cast Steel. Toe Cork steel,
Horse shoes, Sleigh and cutter shoes, shov,,
els, spades, Zinc, BIacksmiIhs Anvils and
VICES & the various sizes Of nails. All OF
which which may be had at fair prices at
the Wharf in Vergennes.
w. CHAPMAN.
1OAH
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Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent
foi the HARTFORD FIRE Insurance COMPANY
for Middlebury and vicinity, and will receive
proposals for insuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established rePuta-
ion Of this company, and the promPtness
with which all their tran saciiups have been
characterised render il unnecessary o say any
thing in its favor. All business connected
with the efiice intrusted to him will be faith
fully and puncinally transact cd.
JONATH IN HAGAR.
MidJcbury, Feb 26, 1912 42;v Agent.
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Arrival No 2

Having Just relumedfro market with large
assortment of fashionable winter Ooods InahihS
with our previous supply one OF The best Stock TO
select from in This vicinity to which invite our
cns,omers and friends 10 call ard examine as we
can &wiIi sell at prices nearer what the purchaser
may ask than can be found, all we ask IS to nave
those wishing TO purchase call and look I1r,6em-
selves. A. B. x K. NJ. Chif MA %
Bridport Nov 2ith 1915. 90
N.B The highest prices paid for all kinds oil
Produce, Lumber, Shingles &C.
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GOODS.

The subscribers are now receiving large sup
ply of Spring and Summer Goods.
Among the assortment will be found almost
every article of Staple Goods required in
this section, and Ieatvariety ofthe new styles
of Goods for Ladies' Dresses, Florence & Straw
Bonnets, Ribbons and Arti6cials, &c, &c, &c,
which will be sold on terms as favorable as any
store in the County. WRIGHT g. BUSH.
Shoreham, May IL, 1915.
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There as no excuse

Il HCTG Us no excuse
For the Headache ,chen you can obtain the
Genuine MdrShdlFs aromatic Catarrh and
Headache Snuff.
This Snuff is certain and perfect cure for
the Catarrh, also Common Colds in the Head,
and the Headache, and is an excellent article for
sore and weak eyes. II opens and purges out all
distractions, strengthens the glands, and gives a
healthy action to The parts affected.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
oil those wishing to purchase the genuine arti-
Gle of Marshall's Snuff, should purchase that of
which H. C. Gridley Middlebury, VT. is the pro-
prietor, and no other, as manufacture PERSONAL
ly the Snuff sold by said Gridley.
DR.. MARSHALL.
| certify that the above article was executed
in my presence by DR.. Marshall, and that his sig
nature thereto is genuine.
Dorastus Wooser-Judge.
Dnddlebury, January IA, 1915. SO
NIB The name oil II. c. Gridley, proprietor
will be found upon every bottle Of the genuine
Marshall's Improved Snuff. Sold wholesale anG
retail by H. c. Gridley, Middlebury, VT. AGENTS
w P Russell, and S. Moody, and by druggists
generally throughout the U. States and Canada.
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IRON e. STEEL.

vNTAGON Tire ga, 1-2, and Ia
w inch. for tire, sleigh-sboes, &c; best
Russia Nail Rods; German, buster, "nu
Cast steel; Plated Cnlter Sh9es' &c. io'
sale by H. -
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THE VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BklSAM

Is probably almost without paelle In having during
trial of nearly twenty years fully maintained the hgh
reputation which II has acquired for Consumptve Com
plants and all diseases Othe Lungs Throat and Chest
il has been used probably with greater success than any
other article known ard many physicians who have had
opportunity of witnessing its highly sautay effect do
hesitate recommend il rs ''safe, convenient ana
very eicacOus medicine equal # not superior tn any ON
or prescription the above complaint within their know
edge asd one which has seldom disappointed the TeasOna
Bile expectntions OF those who have used it."
The proprieoTs dccend TO the present unbiusll
ing STYLE of advertising similar articles IL is TO wen
known to REQUIRE any such and they would merely
refer those who wish for further confirmation oil rs se
rioriiv 10 those who have used il, and to the numerous
certificates of Physicians and others attached 10 each hot
lie. The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam wa, for many
years the only article known Pulmonary BaiSan Its
great celebrity ha given rise TO great many spurious ar
Iices which, by partially assuming the name o the eenu
ine and being put up resemble II as nearly rs pos
sbe are often upon the public for the true article
Among these are Carriers Compound Pulmonary Bal
sam, aAmcrican Pulmonary Rasam 7" ''Vesetable Pul
mo,ary Syrup" pulmonary Balsam.' "lndlan Pumo
nary Balsam = "Iluncr's Pulmonary Balsam &e--.Be-
ware OF all of them. Enquire for the article by It's whole
name, the VEGETABLE PULMONAER BALSAM, and
be sure l. get article prepared by Rec WING and
Cur rR Wholesale Druggists 81 Chatham Street, Bus
tonn and see that II has the written signature e VIM
Jon'n Cutler upon n yellow label on the blue envelope
Each bne and seal is stamped Vegetable Pulmol ay
BaIsam." For sale by Country Merchants generally.
For sale by SIDNEY MOODY.
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LADIES. REMEMBER

That Cashmeres, NJ. De LANES, RePt. Dc
LANES. Chusans, AlpaccaS, plain and figured,
Cords, Gimps, frnges, vclve;s, ribbons, hat RIB
hsns, six girl!es, cords and tasselS, worsied
,as cIava;s, fancy velveis, gloves, jpiral cord,
quilted borders, bonnet Silks carfet bags, call
lag shoes, shawls, sc. &c, You CAT buy of the
subscribers cheaper than OF any one else in this
vicinity. "a. 3ACANII ID " 20.
Oct 1914.
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ST'() BIS p!
EnWARD WAINWRIGHT.

WOULD inform the public that he has
removed 10 The Store recently occupied by
J. ". SLADE & Co., where he offers for
sale general assortment cfSTuF Els and
other CASTINGS, irUrn the well known
Furnaces 81 .IesSrs Granger of PittsiOrd,
Blake Of Brandon, and Wainwright Of! this
place. Consisting in part of h-ir various
patterns Of Cooking Stoves, and a great va
r.cry Of .4ir Highland Bee Storss. Caui
Il on Kettles, Sigh Shoes, Sc.
Also, larger and better assortment OF
FYaHov Ware than can be found n this vi
ciniiv. Also the celebrated Iator Pto,rs,
manufactured TT Lincoln, VI. which drew
the premium at the last annual fair, Oct.
1914
lie also mqrafacturce al kinds of Tn
on4 Sheet Iron H7cre Store Pipe Sc.
Those wishing 10 purchase amy thing in
hi< lac ofhuSincsS, vii 10 we'll 10 call and
examine his Stock aud Prices before buy
iac elsewhere.
All kinds of JOB X DIRK done on Short
no.ice and the most reasonable terms.
Most kinds Of Country Produce received
in payment.
Aliiidlr'ury. Sept, 26 l345. %
OA82EiI y Arp, and Cot. Tarn, Of all Nos
\ VI best qualify, just received and for sale by
A. P, ROSCOE.
-. 70 1Gf5
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NEW STOREI

THE subscribers have just received at East
Middlebury at the store formerly occupied by
Il. l.. Perkins, an entire new stock of goods,
which they will sell for cash or produce, or APP
proved cretit, as low as can he bought in the
county, consisting in part of the following arti-
cleS:
Broad Cloths, Brown Cottons,
Cassimeres. Batting,
Vesiings, Wicking,
Prints, Builalocs,
Rept. Cashmere, Boas,
Aifshans, kGloves& MIens
Alpaccas, Caps of all kinds.
Al 20,
Salt, coarse and fine,
Tobacco, Goldfish,
Teas, Mackerel,
Moasses, Lamp-Oil,
Sugar, Raisins,
Boots, Shoes,
Hardware, Crockery,
And all other articles usually Kept in country
store. People wishing 10 buy cheap will do well
10 call and examine our stock before buying else
where, as we are confident the prices and goods
will give satisfaction, ifnoi, fair compensation
will he made Cor the trouble oflooaing.
4 CHI APMAN s. SON.
Nov. 1St. 1915.
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Vergennes.! Jan 6, 1916.
TAKE NOTICE. GENTLEMEN,

That Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Yestings,
Gloves, Suspenders, Buckskin Mittens, Worsted
Belts, Canton FlannelS. Cravats, Velveis, Blan-
ketS Worsted Serges, Padding, Canvass; SILK,
Twist, Buttons, Drillinss, Pat. Thread, &c, can
be obtained cheap Of
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just received al their old stand nearthe Court
House, great variety of rich and fashionable
goods, which are offered for sale at the very
lowest prices for cash or produce, or ap-
proved credit.
A. CHAPMAN & SON.
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Blacksmithing.

THE Subscriber would respectfully inform
the people Of MidGlebury and vicinity,
that he continues in the shop loImerly occu-
pid by JOHNSON E. MATHEWS, where