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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06
AAprnER HEAVY R9xn ROBBERY.

Orc Hundred Thousand Dollars In United
StnteE Bonds Stolen from tho Once of MIR.
Leonard w. JerOme--Escape Of she Thief
Between twelve and O'Clock yesterday, whilo .
number of persons wero in Mr.. Leonard w. Jcrome's
Office. No. 43 Exchange place, roll of fve- twenty
bonds, amounting 10 sioo,0oo which had just been
csiyed from the ONCE OF Brown Brothers 4 Co., was
taken from desk whore IL had boon placed by
tho clerk. The robbery was discovered within
Gye minutes after It's occurrence. but not IN
time TO arrest the thief, for whom diiigent
search At once instituted Tho only clue 70 the
rogue 10 furnished by eontlemaa who was waiting to
speak with Mr.. Jerome. who n pas from tho
stove, where he had apparently been warming his hands,
towards the desks, going behind that upon which the
bonds lay, and at back and sauuer OF the
Office. AS tho theft discovered. information
conveyed 10 the Superintendent OF poce, who put
detectives the and they have To work upon
the faint clue they possess to tho mans identity. Tho
numbers OF all the stolen bonds will published to-day
Mr. jerome offers reward Of $25 600 for tho recovery
OF the securlties
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Princely Mail Postal Proprietor Bonsh,
Out.
Berlin, Feb. 8, 1867
Tho Prince OF Tour and Taxia Bavaran whose an
cestors havo enjoyed uninterrupted monopoly Of the
postal service OF Germany for the last two or three
hundred ysa has disposed Of his rights 10 the govern
msnt Of Prussia for the sum OF 1000 900 shalers.
Almost every prince and princess In Bavaria 10 arro-
pretor o some valuable privilege producing revenue,
70 the colonclcy Of regiments In the service or
Prussia, Austria and Russia, the commissions being
hereditary In the male line Tho Prince Of Tour and
Taxs possessed the profitable or ALL having enjoyed
aimee the decease Of his father the smoiuments arising
from farming out Of the postal service Of Germany
position which Count Bismarck found entirely incou-
pable with his IDEAS Of the reconstruction Of the coun-
try, being particularly In conflict with his project for the
REIMBURSEMENT Of the Zolyereia commercial affairs OF
the States Hence the extinction o;the monopoly Of the
Prince BY purchase
The Prince Of Tour and Taxis comes OF . very ancient
lineage being the representative OF tho famous house
Tour and Taxs the lords which were at one time pro-
frieors Of the domain dc Yoriana situate in the old
dachy Of Mantua. There branches in exist
enco the elder being represented by the gentleman who
has been compensated by Prussia. This is the Prince
Macmillan Charles who has his residence at Ratsbon.
He was born the Sd Of November 1902 and Is titled
Prince Of Tour and Taxis, Prince de Buchan and Kro
oszyn, Count of Fredberg Prince Of Scheer Count OF
Val de sassina, Narchhal and Meresheim. He is is
hereditary Councillor Of the Austrian Empire, heredi
tary member Of tho Prussan Legislative Senate and
knight OF tho Order of the Golden Fleece. Tho Prince
succeeded to his estates the 18th OF July 1921 he
has been twice married, his wives having borne him
fifteen children.
Tie younger line is represented by Prince Hugh Maxi
milan, born the Sd Of July, 1877 who is proprietor OF
valuable lands and immortal rights in Bohemia and IL
chamberlain imperial councillor and major Of cavalry Of
the Austrian empire This gentleman, who resides in
Prague married in the family of Count Belcrcdi, and
has four children.
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Gu q A.!


The Harriet Lans Ready for Sen -Reduotiss
In Tresssry Beacs-Impcriais Claim suos
cesses - YucafRn-France Seeking Emit
Graats far. Dgartiafaue, DC.
New 0RLEAss, Feb. 4, 1887
Your Havana 6, correspondent writing On tho LIST nsa
says that the Harri.e Lane il nearly ready for sea
rho Grocers' Bank 10 TO DO resumed under the drns
name Of Barber Co. Tho old concern Is n Aaa'd'-
ton
General vlslar Governor q the Eastern Department.
died on the S0tk
The Treasury announces III at the Banco Espsnol VIII
reduce il Treasury bonds issue on the lss OF February
1885 t1@ 5M
The smallpox has abated in Maj srsas sas ,,u,..
The Spanish steamer from ss on ~ ~ u."ra,.
brings account Of battle bctw - ~ 1890 -
forces and those OF Martinez s. 'me o. ~ ..scs ,,
said 20 have deserted Martinez The ImPo,iiss ~
that they have routed the liberal G. uc's W ~a1
water
At Martinique, In the French colon ea o. tns ~
Indies, the question Of promoting sgrc, % = - nssss
Is greatly sgtatod and every means rsso s s~,cs~s
demands for aborers, and with fair prospe :, ~.
Large numbers OF emigrants continued 70 u"'s
Unique. - -. -
The telegraph limo between S. Pierre q va s0' -
France Us completed
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, rEBRUARY 8. 1861

tons Contained In these documents aud declares that
tls responsibility Of having taken the niiiailye in
causing rupture between Rome and the Russian Cosr
and csncelng the concordst, rests entirely with his
Papal government.
The steamships lately srrived out from America madS
unusually long passages o>ing to tbs easterly winds
The City Of Washington put into the mouth Of the Shan
non on tho 2ist OF January, short OF coal Tho Ale
MAMMA arrived at Southampton about doom on the ed
ut and the Austlasan reached Queenstown early The
same morning. The Nova scotian and Louisiana we're
eighteen days out.
Tho steamship Virginia, Of tho National Line saled
simultaneously with the City Of Paris
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The nANE LEGISLATURE.

AUGUSTA, Feb. g. 1857
Resolutions Introduced In tho Senate and referred
% the Committee Federal Relations this morning
declaring that the people OF Maine demand that impair
tia suffrage throughout the United States DO inc0rp0-
rated into organic law; that conscious Intelligent
traitors who originated the rebellion be forever excluded
from all political power and privileges; thai Jen Dsvis
ought 70 be brought 20 speedy trial. and that extreme
penalty should follow his conviction that the pretended
usurpations, and that Maine demands hoir immediate
and total abolition and the organization OF suitable
governments throughout the 4taies lately in rebe ion
founded tho organic laws Of Congress and the will u
Ia lnya Manila.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06
STRANGE AEfAn At SElllvue HOSPITAL.

A Woman Dies Under the Influence 81 ghisvs-
fcrm-The Corones's Report Not Gives 20
tho Pubiics go.
rather mysterious occurrence took place ~ Bellevue
Hospital yesterday the details Of which as foltows
On New Years Day . negro named Charles Lloyd,
while under the Influence Of liquor, bit on and after.
wards eat the nose OF Ann McGIsunon white woman,
who had for Some time previous been living with him
his mistress Justice Ledwith the 3d Of January
committed Lloyd 10 await the result Of Auns injuries
The woman was taken to Bellevue Hospital, where she
progressed very favorably uaiil yesterday when shs
died.
that Of the visiting surgeons Is reported TO As
administered to her dose OF chloroform while he per-
formed the delicate operation Of fitting on TO her nce
an Artificial Tue dose Of oloroform appears "
have been TOO powerful under Ia influence the I'M
fortunate woman sank into tho sleep that knows no
waking Coroner Gamble Ia reported TO have held an
inquest on the case Yesterday but for some Unexplained
tho result OF the investigation haa not yet been
| made public.
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our ularY STREETS.

Meeting 81 tire Street Cleaning Commission.
Al meeting Of tho Street Cleaning Commission hold
yesterday present. the Mayor, Msa. Connolly Comp.
trolleT), O'Gosman Counsel to the Corporationl md
Schultz president OF the Board Of Heslh-th following
resolution was offered ~ ths'Mayor and adopted
Resolved That the for cleaning
required under his keep nenty
psssabe for vehicles In winter and that he
with % break the Ice and the sides Broadway
or take such other will render whole said
street conveniently passable for vehicles.
Judge Whiting, who was present. stated that he would
at once comply with the resolution although he did
think he was required TO do so by HIS contract
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KANSAS LEGISLATURE.

t. f.r TorEEA, Feb 8, 1915
yhe Senate to-day passed resolutions by
unanimous vote for tho appointment Of q committed TO
Investigate the charges Of bribery In connection with the
recent scna:orikl election.
into tho recent Indian and what legislation,
II any, Is needed 10 prevent such atrocities.
The Houss to-day rssss,t bill prohibiting any cattle
from tho country south OF Kansas being driven into
through this State from March Ito December l. except
the western psrt Of IT, The blu Is designed 10
protect stock in this Stats against the ana fatal
disease called Spanish FOYER from which IL IL said over
900 worth or cattle died last year. II Is also stated
that cattle to the value Of ST. 500 90 sold and
drawn out Of Kansas last year.
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pr erty, WIN orsr direct encouragement TO occupss
Of iaad 70 improve their holdings and provide simple
mo de Of obtaining compensation for permanen, improve
menS.
commcnd 10 your careful consideration these and
other measures which viii be brought before YOU and
pray that your abors may, under the blessing Of Provi
deuce conducs the prosperity OF the country and the
happiness Of my people.
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the fsxIAn PRISONERS At kHssTox,. CANADA

q ~ Kncsrox G. w., Feb. s, 1857
The Fenian prisoners their arrival hero Saturday
evening met at the depot By the warden Of the
Provincial Penitontary aud escorted by him to their
future residence Mr. Aaneens Consul In this city fur
nshed ttc prisoners with supper before they
moved Colonel Lynch and Rov. Mr.. McMshon have
been detailed for duty in the foundry Lyacn ~ fireman
and McMahon puddlcr. The balance OF the prison.
havc been 70 work Learn different trades and
net than two OF them put 70 work In the Same
room All Of them bad sissh mar cue psnitsnsary
fssh
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The London Money Market.
LONDON, Feb. 5--Noon
Consols have advanced " and are quoted at 30 IL 10
for money.
Erie shares have advanced u, and are quoted al 39n
United States five twenty bonds unchanged stI
being quoted at 70 9-l6
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 6--Noon
The cotton market opens very duh aud irrcg The
sales TO day will not exceed 5000 bales Aidaing up
lands are quoted at about I'D. per ID.
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THE TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.

NASHVILLE Feb. 8, 1857.
The Senate to-day adopted the resolutions requesting
Senator Patterson 70 resign.
The House adopted now bill n lieu Of the pending
Negro suffrage bill restricting tbs white franchise stil
further but giving TO negroes tho tight Of suffrage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06

HAvRx Feb. 5-Noon
The steamship Vile do Paris, from New York Saiur.
day, January 49, arriy Cd Al Brest early this morning
[The cable despatch yesterday morning contained the
announcement Of the arrival Of tho steamship Erin
Tire Erin cft this port the 22d Of Januar and
the 10th, as therein reported.-ED HSRALD.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06

The Church Property Confscntion Biil.
LONDON, Feb. 5--Noon
Advces from Florence by telegraph state that the
Italian Church bill introduced into the Legislature and
providing for the application of the Church property
to the Of the treasury unless ransomed
by The hierarchy, has been defeated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06
FIRES IN COTTON WAREHOUSES.

to devise measures for the prevention Of Ores
warehouses, have made report in which they recon-
the adoption of the following resolutions
Resolved. Tint the Board recommend all Of is members
u reisr 10 insure any building used general
OF cotton That Is any store IA which the coton ~ any other
tan me sase firm who hsye Inc store Il kept any part
OF the contents OF such binding below
cont per anan unless the keeper o such shall employ
such cphpctenL men ana such numbers If them such
ftore both day md night tho committee hereinafter pro-
such store
Resolved, That II be the duty Of the Committee Sur
veys and Healing OF Buildings to select from their
number ant The duty OF thc Fire Patrol Committee to
select Two ison their number the thus selected
gethor with other member or this
by themseve to Constitute Committee storage
Stores watch commltfee shall have charge of the entire
subject uder cosde toa IN this with authority
TO establish sneh regulations as In their judgment best
Another resolution is sndcd for adoption that
when the committee lind storage waichonsc properly
guarded against are the Of insurance Shall DO but
three per cent.
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the RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURE.

PRoupKscx, Feb. 8, 1867.
The senate today adopted the constitutional araen-
nenf with but two dissenting votes
The House will probably adopt u this week
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Nsw OntEArs, Feb. 0, 1891.
Tho State Senate have adopted tho report the Com
mit,ee Federal Relations tho constitutional
amendment 10 tho effect that Louisiana refuses 70
raAa
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ATLANTIC CIrY, Feb 8, 1897.
n large steamer 10 ashore Brigantine sh0ab, and
looks v be In bad condition Boats have gone to her,
but W cannot get any word before night
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TO THE EDrroR OF rus HERALD.

Hsw Yonk HosrrrAr, $40 BsoApwAy.
The Governors OF the New York Hospital desire TO say
that the institution named In connection with certain
lottery gin enterprise In re Herald OF the 9th inst
Ia not the Institution undtf their charge ana they are
the report will AFFECT their insttutiou innrously they
uuh contradicuca Of u IiHoa aATHkWS-
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BosroS, Feb. 5, 1897
Tho loss BY the pe In Msrbehesd lhis incoming )s est
mated al el20 coo; insurance about ssV,0oe
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N sr Rcrrxoxp, Va, Feb. o, 1917
Edward H. Wayiaud. the Erie Railroad clerk who alb
seconded from Jersey City With $1,000 was arrested here
tonight
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4: Let sIS Have 4: 0ws wS \ 20 A.s.s
;ass4E y Sss you sss. only y a Dr.
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SALES Or REAL ESTATE.

The following sales estate made yesterday BY
Mss.rs. Muller, wilkins Co. BY order Of tho Supreme
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yI s%:.is s s,a.r!s: F'"s; As.fSssTsS
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Eiss:ss sss S sss s. ::'.. :r s1 Rss:
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~ II: Hove riychiSS ;e:. Lock ssnch sew
sowing maehinel, President ,0V broadway. NSx York
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China n America. w. j. v. DALEY &
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n Esss ass.',,.ss s:-:5 % s.rs, Sss
YORK nd rennsytyanh state fsirs. 15A, ssn'e' NV
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NEW oxIxAxs, HeA g. 10 Hs
Hn~. y. W Voorhees,, by Invitation. addpssge enc
cltxons : o fha Horrsson0 tpeD
upon the condition OF the country. There Was ! srRe
| AL
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v:.s sSrsI:S. Ess Ts.:s lie. An s S.s
uon MORGAN EROS. and - sssp y, 49, Az
street. Hishth sveaae
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Am~riea.-T Finest Asssrtnens sr !.
engraved Table lass IN america.
W. j. y DAII.EY q co. 631
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Bail, Binck II Cs:. no.rw.v,
have constantly hard large aud rev ssortoi toes
DIAMONuA Ns>'
JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE
WATCHES,
BRONZES.
FANCY Goods.
GAS FfXTUkB3 MMM w#
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!. MarTiale and Celihss ,y.-An r...x =, xv.r.-
msosss rh,ss nrcser s ", men Also Diseases ana
xsarsss pr ssri sf it Il u Cs E
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A Princely Mail Postal Proprietor Boush.
Out.
The Shasta courier., 1867-03-02
OnInions of the Press.

DIR. DOHERTY is a skillful physician and
honorable gentleman, any statements he makes to
his patents he is sure to fulfill That fact IS one
rreat cause of his eminentsuccess in his profession
II is fortunate that among the many advertising
physicians there is one who can be depended o.
II Review.
DR.. DOHERTY'S reputation as a physician IS
sufficient guarantee for the cure Of any case he
undertakes LChronicle
DIR. DOHERTY has devoted his study more
particularly to chronic specific and secret prac-
tice and as such is the most successful of any
pbvsician in San Francisco = Free Press.
DIR. DOHERTY'S reputation is second to no
other phvsician on the coastin chronic and specific
practice Mirror.
DIR. DUllERTI.-Few men in the medical pro-
fession have succeeded in gaining the confidence Of
the public in their skill and Judgment he has
Enquirer.
DR. DOHERTY ranks as one Of our most dis
tipguished physicians, and also one of the most
successful which is the criterion by which the
medical practitioner is judged Echo.
DIR. DOHERTY enjoys more extensive prac-
tice than any physician in this State Express.
Address,
W. X. D0HERTY, NJ D.,
nI9 San Francisco, California.
The Shasta courier., 1867-03-02
Charges at U. $. Branch Mint.

For the convenience of those not familiar with
the terms of the Mint, we subjoir the tariff Of
charges now in force at that Institution:
For refining bullion under 800 parts gold, 3
cents per ounce.
For refining bullion from 3OO4 a 600 parts gold,
For refining bullion from 6OOl a $50 parts gold,
cents per ounce.
gold, II cents per ounce
For refining bullion from S302 @ 9494 parts
gold, IA cents per ounce.
The charge for coinage is half of one per cent,
and the charge for making fine silver bars, the
same.
Comparing the net value of deposits for coinage,
with the proceeds of impaired gold bars sold in the
understanding that the bars have cost of one
per cent-they must be sold at the following par
rates to equal return which would have been made
had they been deposited for coinage
$50 par to equal Mint return, at refining charge
of II cents
s45 par to equal Mint return, at refining charge
of I cents
S65 par to equal San Francisco A & R. Works
return, at refining charge offs cents m2:3m
The Shasta courier., 1867-03-02

MARROW EscAPE-0n Tuesday morning
the up stage was reported detained at Whis
ky Greek. and John Craddock. the agent,
mounted horse and started out to see what
the trouble was. Arriving at Whisky Greek
he found that the driver bad only stopped to
wait for daylight before driving across the
stream, whereupon Mr.. Craddoek turned
about and started to return to town. On
reaching White Rock Gulch, near the Four
Mile House, he noticed that the stream was
much higher than when he crossed it on his
way up, but thinking it fordable, rode into
the current The horse had only taken few
steps when he plunged into deep hole and
down he went. carrying his rider with him.
Hastily disengaging himself from the sad
dle Mr. Craddock succeeded in reaching the
bank in safety. The current swept the horse
two or three hundred yards down stream,
when his bride caught in an overhanging
limb, and he was pulled ashore by the united
strength of two men.
The Shasta courier., 1867-03-02

PURGATIvE Pills have become a necessity
with the American people. Indeed, cathar-
ties always have been and always must be
used, in some form, by all mankind. In this
country the pilular form of administration
has been growing in favor since pills were
first made of Aloes and Rhubarb, rolled into
ball Their high position in the public
confidence has finally been secured and
fastened into permanency, by AYERS Ca
rHARTIc Pills, the most skillful combination
of medicine for the diseases they are intend =
ed to cure, that science can devise or art
produce. Those who need pills, no longer
hesitate what pills to take if they can get
AYERS Pills. Wheeling "a Press.
The Shasta courier., 1867-03-02

At his residence in Shasta, February oath, of
paralysis. James E. Crowell aged 81 years a ma
tive of Newark, n. j.
Deceased came to California from Bellvue, HUI
ron county, Chic, and located in Shasta, in 1858,
from which time to the period of his death, he has
with his family, resided in our midst. During his
long residence in this community he gained, by his
integrity of character, and mild unobtrusive man.
ners, the respect and esteem of large circle of
friends and acquaintances. In his long and severe
illness, which he bore without a murmur he re-
ceived every possible attention from his family and
friends, and calmly awaited the inevitable sum
mons that called him hence. We truly say that
in his death kind husband, affectionate father,
and good citizen, has gone from among u.s. He
leaves widow and son to mourn his loss.
The Shasta courier., 1867-03-02
CONST TABLES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out OF III. I'll. Shufieton's Court, of Number s
Township county of Shasta, to directed, in
favor of q. X. Smith, and against James Kell and
John Anderson, L have levied upon and shall sell,
at pablic auction, at o'clock P NJ. on the
23d day of March, A. ID. 1861,
at Scotts store, at Eagle creek, in said Township
No. s. the following described real estate, wit
All that certain piece parcel of land lying and
being in the county of Shasta and State of Califor
mia, and known and designated as the bucket
Ranch containing 100 acres, or less, together
with all and singular the tenements, heredtaments
and appurtenanees thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertaining, said ranch being located on a
small creek or branch known Hoover Creek,
which empties into the North Fork of Cottonwood
Creek.
Dated this oath day of February, A. D. 1857.
W. W. STUART
mr2 Spe ial Constable
The Shasta courier., 1867-03-02

Nor VERY SANGUINE.-A correspondent of
the Sacramento Union, writing from Salem,
Oregon, speaks very discouragingly of the
prospects of the California and Oregon Rail
road and expresses the opinion that the road
He says the chief interest of the Oregonians
centers in improving the navigation of the
Willamette and Columbia rivers, and that
they seem to care but little about being con
nected with California by rail.
The Shasta courier., 1867-03-02
A CARD TO INXALIDS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America
a missionary, discovered a safe and simple rem
edy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early De-
cay, diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs
and the whole train Of disorders brought on by
banefu and vicious habits. Great numbers have
been already cured by this nable remedy. Prompt
ed by desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortu
nate, VIII send the recipe for preparing and using
this medicine, in a sealed envelope, to any one Tho
needs it, FREE OF CHARGE.
Please inclose postpaid envelope, addressed to
yourself. Address,
JOSEPH T. INMAN
Station d, Bible House.
o20;ly New York City.