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La " INTELLIGENCE

COURT or COMMON PLEAS-sPEcIAL Tssn-Befo's Judge
WOODBURY..
TAXING sOs-REsIDEsTs
Lewis o soB against tho Mayor, &c Of New fOt n bart
Collector, and J. jenkins Constable.
DEcIsIos.
Plaintiff resides at Norwalk, Conn and psys ne says
personal tax there bot is engaged in business IN New
York. The Assessors in 1880 under the law providing
sinking fund for State taxed him s65 - AZ personal
tax which warrant was issued and certain OF bis ef
effects dstransd upon. He in, the equity side
ing for Injunction 10 prohibit the collection Of the
tax or the sale of bis goods Demurrer nerp0sed.
The Court held that the perons property Of non-res-
dent is liable to taxation, but the remedy must be at
law to recover back and not by equity 10 restrain sale
IL sale is made under distress and the money paid
over 10 the Chamberlain the City is liable the Court
thinks in the value Of the amount taken. II also thinks
that the Assessors are liable for inserting nonresident
among the taxpayers personal property and perhaps
the Supervisors, If they have had no<ice.
In equity il might be proper that NONRESIDENT doing
business here should pay tax but the rule might sp
ply other States TO the property there owned by resi-
dents New ork and which said residents paw taxes
ital from other States. The Court gave opinion
much length. The plaintiff having mistaken his nedy
judgment for defendant demurrer with leave TO plain
tiff ~ amend, &c.
The Judge stated that the Legislature has full power to
decide what sha be taxable property within the state
In relation 10 personal property il doubt intended
adopt the general rule that follows the domcile Of its
owner.
The policy Of the State, the Judge said, may re
qure that scnreedents should be encouraged t. bring
send their funds TO his State for emplo OK IN
- vestnent and our own community may reazs snss
" from, IN other modes, advantages which ~ s 49,
" fully cOnpensates for the Immunity from IsAa'''H
- Is awarded to them. -. -, 49,;
In the present case there is pretense .aa' ' "1y
will be irreparable go to require InJuhcuvh eo9'
not involve title to rtel estate, or anyuNs ~ Ii nj
be untitled to receive back No tar binding wrong
fully rsesssd If psosa has been 4sgsly taxed nd
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thai purpose The man attempted to bride the Doctor
by offering another note and assured him he would De
very good friend &c and attempted to lay his hand on
h- shoulder. Dr.. D.. however, seeing be would be
obliged TO use powerful to detan him, sent ser
van; PRIV atey for hs pistols which unfortunately, were
in the back Office The fellow anticipated what
ing seized q heavy pitcher and Dr.. ID. grippei him BY
the throat not tight enough however prevent fright
.u cash on the temple and another Of lesser dimensions
on the forehead Rushing down stairs Dr. d. recovered
himself and shouted the to desin him. where
upon returning he inflicted another wound upon the top Of
the head either by the iragnen; Of the pitcher
other weapon that could be found Dr. ID. again
seized the villain, but bleeding very profu-ey and par
TALLY blinded and fanting be fell his knee, and the fell
low escaped DR.. D. now staggered 20 the window. and
shouted the watch who not 70 be found
A determined man. however, whose name cannot I'M
fortunately announce seized him, and conveyed him TO
tbe -tationhoFe.
On Sunday morning DIS. Dixon and Putnam who were
called TO a nd DR.. Devices finding him unable to attend
the Police made the necessary depostons and Judge
Clark attended personally DR.. d. Office from which II
wa judged expedent remove him. DR.. Devices
clothes were stiff with gore from the frontal and temporal
arteries, which were both divided.
The villain is in the Jefferson Market Prison, and
is determined specimen OF the counterfeit gang He
give several aliases and gave two places Of residence
and says he worked in oil scory though his hands
as delicate az q womGns.
a similar attempt made on DR.. Blos of Fourth-st.
but few weeks since at midnight bu; unsuccessful
Dr. Devices by his deernn i;ion has doubtless secured
the public from the further practices of determined vii
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THE LATE EX-GOVERNOR TOWNS.

We published several days since the Geographic an
nouucement Of the death of Ex-Governor Towns OF
Georgia which took place Macon in that State, the
position among the eminent and politicians of Geor-
gis. With eminent talents warm heart generous dis
position and sable manners, he great favorite with
his party and Immediate circle of friends We extract the
following short biographal sketch from Tile SarGnHaA
Courier aud Journal:
Gov. Towns was a native of Georgia, and was but 81
yesf Of age his death having been born in the County
Wilkes the 9Th Of May, 1909. The family was OF Nr-
at the battle of the Cowpens and of Eutaw Springs in
both of which he distinguished himself for GOODNESS and
bravery. -
The subject OF this sketch early gave promise of his
future ennence. Prevented from receiving classical
education account ohe Strengthened circumstances OF
his father he supplied the deficiency by his exertons
Books were his constant companions study his delight
Having thus grounded himself the rudmcnts of science
he entered law office in Alabama, to the bar OF which
State he was admitted TO practice IN ls2i Two years
later he removed Georgia settling in Talbot County,
where he his TO distinction by popular man
uers and untring attention 10 business lie represented
tho County during many sessions of the Legislature. In
1884 he was elected Congress IN which service he CON
tnued Tor successive terms He was again reelected
m 1896 La lsi7 he became Governor OF the State OF
Georgia TO which high honor he was again elected In
lss9.
Gov Towns in every respect self made nan, thus
adding another TO the long list of iusrous Geoglans
whose distinction cannot be credited 10 Fictitious crcum
stances The life and victories of such man are the
persevering labor by gentle winning manners, above all
by the faithful performance a every duty, he lived hon
ored and respected and leaves behind him name OF
which every Georgian is proud
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slys from India and Australia before spproprstng oths'
ships for the Southampton ard New York service.

slEs from India and Australia before sppropusng oiher
ships for the Southampton ard New York service.
THE BARK TiyOLI.
This vessel previ ,usy reported spoken fifty miles from
The Ral,e arrived here yesterday in charge Of Capt
Mccormick keeper Of the gh;shp Ship bland shoals
The captain reports having boarded her the 9th inst
when he found the entire orew PROSTATE with Chagros
fever He rendered all the assistance in biz power
and on Saturday the sh inst, the captain Piper died
The captain Of the ghtsh procured a coin, Ia which
the body placed weights attached and buried 10 the
gulf The frsi and second mates three white and two
eoloIed seanen, in all. helpless. At the re-
quest Of the mate the captain Of the htshp undertook
with men, TO bring her into the ). a. Pass where
wss taken IL tow by the Louisville and arrived above
From the papers Of the bark which were permitted
examine by j. ". HDcks Esq, Deputy Cole ,tor
geher he following facts concerning the vessel aud her
unfortunate commander The bark built in the State
Of Maine II s4 tun. burden and owned in New ork by
Messrs. Durham Her charter party shows thst she saed
from New ok for Aspinwal with assorted cargo At
ter he deliver Of which he to proceed 10 the Ateha
iasya La and load with and moasses for northern
port. Among the paper. were eiso the natnralIa'ion
papers Of tho deceased captain Henry W PIPER born IN
Meme Prussia in AZ and Master Mason certificate
ii menbership from the Mum Lodge No 100 New OK
IN o Picsyune. 18th
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ATTEMPT TO PASS COUNTERFEIT NONE
AND MURDER.

On Saturday night about II O'Clock, DR.. Devices was
summoned from his hotel to his office, on the corner OF
broadway and Beeckers to prescribe for person who
had summoned him in of emergency. On nvesti-
gson finding his presence unnecessary he prescribed for
the individual and was rendered in payment eco note
which from the fact OF the persons possessing several
Others of the denom atoms as well a. his
appearance, he believed to be counterfeit.
The man was large and powerful person but DR..
Devices being determined man. assured him he intended
detan him. and ha. he might well be perfectly quiet
till the arrival of officer designing to send hi. son for
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Sales nj the stock Exchange. July 90.
Sale. OF Stock. n. Philadelphia FRIDAY, July 90

Reported for The N Y Tribune BY Messs Fry & rhoms
Fv,f Am RR s5, cash sl 800 Guy
RR Ere 6o 81 800 sehuyl Nav IS s2 b IS $500 WI
nngton Bs $500 Rich Dist Trans 6s 8 - zoe Penn Sc
cap 1oss RR Is s5wn Is loo Reading RR 3ll lSs
81 b5 3l 10 do 3l 50 do SIT 81 Penn RR ~ 100
do dsys 100 MOrr Canal b. l 50 do 0i 100 Loas Island
RI ~; 10 Bank Of Kentucky, lOl, Lehish Nav. 81
AfLey Lehigh Nav. ID 3d. 100 Reading r., s5wn
SIS 52s 100 do b. S2s 100 do S2i LOO do s'wn s7i
80 do, IS -
(Le1 Pye-tnitsd States g. Ca bid 40 asked; do do 81
bid 10 ssked Penn-yvsns ~ @bd 81 asked Reading T..
81 bid aiding Bonds 10 IS bid 75} ssedi Reading
Mort 80 81 bid IS ssked Penn int on IS bad 81 asked
Morris Canal ll bid IL sssed; shuysi Nav g. 49, ~ BID IS
asked, Schuy q bid 2i asked schuyl Nav Pref s
bid s.sed Long Island loi bid LEI asked yctsbus 10 bid
asked; Bank M bid - asked Lehsh Znc bid aksds
Uuiou Canal, l04 bid, 1T asked Firm.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNISG.-We learn that during the
thunder storm of Wednesday afternoon, house near
Tonswanda struck by lightning, and four of the IN
MATES mother and three daughters were killed The
information came TO through gentleman who OBJ
tanned it Of German, and unable TO give us the
names of the sufferers or any further details
Buffalo Democracy.
DEATH OF Mrs. HAIIR.-We regret to learn that Mrs
Halle the widow of Judge Halle, died at Warren last
Thursday after illness of few hours. She survived
her husband less than week. When he died she was in
GOOD health Providence Journal
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For.p DT.p-An old man, whose name u not
known was found Gesd the Gowsnus ROAD near NTH
ST. Yesterday. From appearances a. - evident thai be
died OF the cholera.
Vror.rfSG ORnrs,ScFs.-On Saturday Daniel . Don
nell Elizabeth Stockpess and Thomas DeVnn were
brought before Justice Batchley and seycrsy nnea Tor
harborins PCS about iheir premises
Yesterday Hugh Finn died the City Hosphs having
been effected by the heat OF the weather He WAS Shout
10 year OF -ge ami a native OF Ireland.
Margaret Nevern, also native of Ireland, died OF 'ne
same cause.
John Kelly, a resident Of ia5 York-st Frustrated
bv the heat on SATURDAY snc died.
Coroner Ball held inquest- upon the shove, and YER
diets rendered in accordance
James Short while driving charcoal wagon SStur
day was Frustrated by the heat and remained very
rrecarious condition up TO Yesterday.
Mr. Carmsu Wilson. Constable Of the Nghth Ward.
was Frustrated by the heat ascending the City Hall
s;eps on Saturday. He Immediately conveyed to
Ioyplees Hotel where every attention paid 70 him
and he had recovered sufficiently Yesterday 10 allow 81 his
renewal home He is now considered out Of danger.
FELL Down IN THE STREEr.-Yesterday morning Mrs.
Cullen was suddenly seized with illness while proceeding
Lomewsrd from church and fell upon the pavement A
physician was called and she conveyed TO her res
dence in Union ST.. near Hamicn-av., ami was last
evening doing well.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Dsvi. and other Az Sshan- NeCready and oscrs
The form OF the answer is defective MOTION 10 s''N'
out part granted. with leave 10 amend.
William Hssfy Jones 4 Johnson .
The answer must be corrected. defendant csnhos,
IN the plea, deny the agreement alleged and also ssS
up performance, release satisfaction. Motion 70
correct granted.
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GAdveriisemsn.l

FKANtUNI> IIIfFUDKUNIE- nc UI
FoorRAeE u Of the Hippodrone Fifty
the uost entered The
$50 Silver Cup Distance miles Good sport may
be anticipated.
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CITY ITEMS.

WHERE ARE The RAILsl-Will the Common Council or
other power compel the Sixth and Eighth-av. Rail
road Companies to fulfill their contract with the City and
bring their rails and up to the junction Of veseys.
and Broadway Such was long since promised to the
public and the companies should be made to perform their
duty at once Whose business il il to stir them up
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The following is g comparative ye@ Of the progress
he Cholera in this City 10 1919 and 1884.
IN BROOKLYN.

At the meeting Of the Board of Health, on Saturday
morning fourteen cases and death reported AT
the Hospital there fifteen inmates and FIVE deaths.
IN wILLIAMsBCRGH.
There were fatal Of cholera yesterday. One
woman residing in Eghtb-s and the other residing
IN, North EOurlh-st.
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SERIOUS CARRIAGE AccIpEST.-On Saturday afternoon.
span of horses attached q carriage containing Mrs.
Devn and two daughters became frightened at ocomo-
tive in Atsntcst The driver jumped from the box with
intention of holding the animals but they broke loose
and proceeded out BOnd-st to Fulton-sv where near
Bridge 81. the vehicle in contact with amp-post,
and dashed to pieces. The ladies precipsted
upon the pavement and all severely injured. Officer
Dawson Of the Third District Police procured the services
Of pby scian, and they conveyed into neighborng
house where they properly attended to and then taken
70 their residence.
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DRowsED-The body of unknown found
drowned in the canal above the Bordentown lock, at
Trenton Thursday. lie appeared TO be an lrishman
about fifty years OF age hive feet sI inches high had
large heavy drab coat figured velvet wsscoat
barred pentaloons and lOwcrowned kossuth hat COro
ner AsbmCre held an inquest upon the body.
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[. 5. mARsBAL's OFFICE

NhAhDk of LAktkN At >ba.
Two seamen Of the schooner Elizabeth arrested by
Deputy Marshal Helms charge OF larceny breaking
open the cargo the coast Of Africa and taking there
from various articles consisting Of rum cloth hams &C.
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BROOKE YN ITEMS

OBSERVANCE OF SUSDAr.-The day passed of a. quietly
as could be desired The ordinance forbddng the sale OF
liquors and other beverages, eobfecsonares and cigars
was strictly enforced had been for several previous
Sundays number of places were found open in the
Sixth and Tenth Wards well in other parts of the
city, but they speedily closed the appearance q
the officers. AL who found violating he law have
been reported ana will be prosecuted to-day. The Mayor
determined enforce the law and makes his bus
10 20 about the city every Sunday with the Corporation
Attorney and that il executed Hence the city pre-
cents an orderly appearance.
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@ and ~, collected by distress and saIe Of his goods.
or II uuon the levy Of warrant be pay. the TAI to save
his property he may think, recover back 'ns m'ssv
so psid
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THlNfFilf1 Intnt
The closing sales of Rich summer Dress Goods at

Tie closing sales OF Rich summer Dress Goods at
Columbian Hall creates est excitement that the Ladies vie
with zach other VII obtain the baZns bat
who be able the g number Of them VI r.
TowLE have during the psst week without regard wea.h
selling the balance their less
the original Of HIoson, and Will cootnue to oher
than th French JacOnets
Printed colors p 10 l2ic aud
6tc the yard rich Pl.d Printed Bareges from TO
57.c; Printed Grensdne and BAeges reduced from
sc and n 10 lei invoke Of Feneh and lndA Plaid
pr yard 4 they will their Fall Goods
month Is recesry close the Sumner stock 8, such low
rates 60
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MARRIED..
DIED.

BILLNGs-BUNTING- Brcoslyn yrly 81 y she Re, sass
Bnss Hes Billings o; Brooklyn to paa'na oaH'as OF Ne"
NcrkC w
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The Owl line killed four cows near Tscony Thurs
day morning before day light. They all lying
the track. Three killed Kingston on the day
before Trenton Gazette.
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The jersey City Board ofEducaon has been re-organ
lied by eecting Abram S. Jewell Chairman. n place
of Peter d. Nroom who declined a reelection David
Gould was reelected Clerk OF the Board.
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NHW-yE'RSEY ITEMS.

TIE HEAT-SUS STRoKEs-Durng the last two days
ofas week so great was the heat in Jersey City that
many persons employed in positions exposed to the sun
were obliged desist from labor. There
Of of persons affected with the heat but
of them but slightly suntruck and recovered
by the application Of proper remedies Some of the
proved fatal
Michael Costello who has for sixteen years past been
we'd in the machine shop of the New-Jersey Rail
road Company died Saturday night from sun-stroke.
Michael Boyle carman, employed about the railroad
depois, struck Saturday while in Murray
New York
Another fatal case that Of Irish girl who had
been in this country but about month who fell in the
street at the corner of Grove-st and Newarkay Fri.
day. and Immediately expired.
BAD MosEY.-A number OF bills upon the Franklin
Bank of " Jersey City opposite New York which bank
failed about twenty five years ago have recently been
put circulation Some Of the old bills that had not
been filled up signed have been found, filled UP
signed, and passed of good money.
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Rev Wheeock Psrmy pastor Of the Baptist Church at
Burlington, n j.. has received call to the Baptist
Church in Jersey City.
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THFATER- This favorite place

PIRDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-Tbis favorte place
Of will reopen night with and powerful
pany beautifully ornamened eerpeed rpsined &c M
} T. scott A Perry II. T. DAILY Henry Howard Mrs. q.
Nichols and M Hathaway those that have been
gagged Pzaro" French spy" the pieces be
torue 10
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THE NEW AND TAsTELEss CURE for FEVER AND
Aeus DEsHLEEs AsTEPsRIoDIc Pills sold by JAS W SMITH
FroIteL and Montague place Brooklyn
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IN JERSEY CITY.

IN Jkksb1 VIII
Jersey City has mostly escaped thus far the ravages Of
cholera but during the closing days Of the ps-t week
according to fhe rumors sfoat there have been about
dozen Of cholera Of which three four fatal
In the absonoo Of official information the correct number
cannot be obtained and the public le; to the torment
OF fear induced by exaggerated unors when the exac
truth reliably stated, would tend 10 relieve them 80 FAR
sotkng has beon done by the authorities to prevent the
spread Of this disease 10 which the city exposed by
constant access with New-York and Newark, except
little more thoroughness in cleaning the streets ana me
or;er abate three grcvous nuisances cutters
sinks vacant lots and enemens in various parts OF the
civ reaure attention order TO preserve the health and
comfort Of citizens,
The number Of internonts from Cholera in the city Of
PHILADELPHIA for the week ending at Saturday last
wa ST. This shows iallingoT of eleven in the number
of deatbs from that disease since last week.
CB1c,Go-The number Of ntermens for Wednesday,
July 10 was 30, Of which number II died Of cholera
DyATH OF ALDERMAN MISUNDERSTANDING good man
has faIleni William Kennedy, Alderman of the Fourth
Ward died at his residence in this city yesterday morning.
after brei illness. 1t only the day before that we
had met him physically well but hi- spirit bowed down
with grief for the loss Of his companion the choice OF his
early affections and the sharer of his fortunes through adj
versity and prosperity 1t hard stroke but he tried
to bear up against it like true Christian which ne was
Ii was our pleasure TO make his acquaintance shortly after
he here. and have never known nan OF 10 )re
sorling conforming his acts in all his dealings
with his fellow man to the stTlctest honesty 49,,
lCbicago Tribune 10th.
TcIEDO-Cbolera in Toledo growing accOr-
ding to the last repotstweve TO fifteen deaths per day
but few recover All along the Wabash the fatality is
alarming. Hardly casc reeoyers. The patient seems,
in tho language Of eye witness TO dying as
soon as attacked They usually last hut from three to five
hours In higher and healthier localities the disease does
not exhibit itself in SO virulent form.
cleveland Leader, o.
The Nc1rporf Mercury airms that there is truth in
the story going the the effect that five deaths had
occurred in the family of j. Wyee of that city from chol
era produced by eating unrpe fruit. II says there has
been such family Newport, and no cases OF cholera
OF other malignant disease.
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INHALATION IN tUNNI TIUN.-DTs, II. N u
HuSrER Physicians for Diseases the LuBz Residence and
No 81 Broadway, eeond door above l2hst) HOgE OF
consultation from a 81 ~ P NJ limited number received -
Resident Pstis.s.
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THE GREAT Music ESTABLISHMENT OF HORACE
Waters No So Broadway noted place which OBJ
and Pianos Meoteous and Music MrcAan
disc VI all kinds. the American Continent
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Boz FoCSD DROwSED.-The body of lad IN nude
state aged about 10 year, with light complexion and
sandy hair, was picked up at the foot Of Dkeman-st
yesterday. 1t il supposed he drowned while bathing
An inquest held and verdict OF found drowned VA
rendered.
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SupDIs Dr.IH.-Yesterday John Hurley, whose family
reside in Columbisst Congress laid himself down
on the floor in apparent good health He had laid there
but q short time when his wife found he liisess
In,emperance is supposed 10 BE- the cause.
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SUPREME COURr-Is CHANsERs-Bstors JssSs cLEkkK
H,BEAs CORPUS.
Joseph Harkin. who had recently enlisted in the u s.
Army was brought up petition Of his father and his
discharge demanded on the ground Of minority Ae
discharged.
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TIE .,eamer took lees gold than anticipated,
as57 oss making Sor the week, e5s7 $780, The sggrs-
cate for the year reaches tis, $50.
The Gslens and Chicago Union Railroad Co. have de-
eIAred dividend Of cent, payable in cash on tho
10th day Of August next, and y cent Of Scrip.
convertible into the stock Of the company, leaving sur
plus Of $4,000 to ESQ 900 earnings hand The esrs-
ins Of the company for sx months ending July d. 1885,
have been follow:
Fsbrssy. s7ols,s luna
hSeh................. SosS july (estinsted low
Apnl.s I3TO
Nay ................ uslsS TOtsl......s'.'.'s0fss
The earnings Of the Harlem Road for June were sesat
ssl 900.
Tue Imports other than Dry Goods ere si,Ts+'"'s