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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-06
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
AGRICULTUKAL.
POTATO cULruRr-rur vAp1rrrrs,

POTATO cULTURE-THE VARIETIES.
An experienced producer writes in the
Germantown, Pa, Telegraph respecting the
peculiarities and Weddings Of six kinds of
potatoes, Wis CuscO, Mercer, Monitor.
Early Goodrich, Nova Scotia. Mercer and
Early June.
fthe two latter kinds I had but few
planted and the result of my trial Is not
such as TO Induce me to retain them In my
list for next season; their quality isas good
as common MERGERS, but they yield but
poorly even under good cultivation, and
that they are by no means as profitable rs
other kinds.
The Cuscos, with three hundred pounds
Of phosphate per acre. yielded at the rate
of two hundred and sixty-ive bushels of
marketable potatoes per acre. the thirty
two of small ones, making two hundred
and n~inety-two In all. The potatoes were
generally large and perfect and free from
faults in the middle. They were marked
out in squares three feet asunder. and a
single piece Gas hereafter described) cover
ed at the intersection of the burrows. In
many cases there were six pounds of mark
etable potatoes i'm a hill.
The Mercer Is our standard potato. but
from some cause or other we can not obtain
any thing like a good crop. not more than
seventy or eighty bushels per acre. with
the same care and treatment which. be-
slowed on the Monitor, Cusco or Early
Goodrich, will produce from two hundred
and fifty to three hundred bushels per acre,
1t is the market potato OF Philadelphia,
and asan eating potato will command from
five to ten cents per bushel more than any
other kind.
The Monitors, with the same amount oil
phosl hate as the Cusco, produced over three
hundred bushels per acre. and were remark
able for their uniform size and freedom from
small potatoes. They are a remarkably
late potato, and continue to grow in most
cases until frost, though in some situations
they attain their growth as soon as the
Cusco, but in most cases they are from two
to four weeks later.
The most productive potato of which
have any knowledge is the Early Good
rich. With phosphate ut the rate of three
hundred pounds per acre it produced three
hundred and fifty bushels per acre o quite
as good a quality as the Monitor or Mercer
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-06
MtditaI.
YOUNG MEN.
PILLS.

4NA-A-A1N
The experience Of the past ten years has demon
strated the fact that the utmost reliance may be
placed In the efficacy of
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS.,
for the speedy and permanent cure Of Seminal
weakness, Emissions, Physical and Nervous de.
billty Impotence, or want of power, the result Of
sexual excess, or
YOUTHFUL INDISCRETION,
which neglected, ruins the happiness, aud units
the sunerer for business, Social Society or Mar
rage, and often terminates in AN untimely grave.
Make no delay In seeking the remedy. Bells
Specific Pills, can be used without detection or In
reference with business pursuits,
NO CHANGE of - EFT IL NECESSARY.
They are entirely vegetable and perfectly harm
loss on the. system. Each box contains Go pills,
with full directions aud q treatise ON the conse-
quences and cure. Price One Dollar Beware OF
Counter eitsl II you cannot procure them OF
your Druggist, send the money to DR.. JANE
bryan, Consulting Physician. $40 Broadway, New
York, and they will be sent by return Of mail
free from observation.
For sale by Druggists generally.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-06
FEVER AND AGUE AND URILLS.
The BEST MED TO CURE, IS
~VIS'PAIN r.

directions FOR IIS USE.-TAKk
hree teaspOOnsful Of the Pain Is iller in about hall
pint OF hot water well sweeteneu with mol;tsses. "a.
the attack is coming Oh, aJathing freely the chest
back and bowels with the medicine, at the SAINT
time. Repeat the dose in twenty minutes IL the
first dose not stop the chill should it produce
vomiting and it probably will if the stomach lie
very FOUL, take a little Pain Killer in cold water
sweetened with sugar after each spHsm. Ierse
yerance in the above treatment has cure many
severe and obstinate cases VI tins disease.
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINES DEALERS.
Oct21 -dawti
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-06

Superior Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio
No $40
Levi Tibbs, Catharine TiDbs. and Joseph Jones
and Davis Jones, by William Falkner, theil
Guardian,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-06

The experience Of the past ten years has demon
trated the fact that the utmost reliance may be
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-06

Superior Court In Partition. Case No. 1854
IN pursuance Of an crlcr Of sale Issued by the
1 superior Court Of M0ntgohery C3unty. oni1,
uuttiuU. ON
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-06

George W. Houk and Others Pm, VS.. Charles
Newbold and others, Detts,
Superior Court. Partition Of Estate OF ThrustOn
heirs.
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u. L. MEEgER and ADAM CLAY Attorneys.
Mnrrh 20. 81 -dlAM B-.6
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
t Of the oyer and Terminer III 'ni' 49, on the 2sth

u tant.
LEWISBOR0UGH.-tk. meeting to explain to
ionic and NSrt6otE sSSaG was held al Icwsborongh
few days ago, I. W Miller esq presided The follow
inc is "A Summary Of the balanccsheet up % September
stock subscribed <2l52CG stock issued. t799Wr enpna
instoincnts $4,000; cost Of road exclusive OF land,
eonyeyed IS niles $4,000 total s22s outstanding in
debtodnes from stockholders which has since en pald
H. asOOO MT Luke SAID that he was convinced m t a 6
tTanc i'm the first year after the completion "f the roao
would enable the Board 70 declare dividend oi al est
mat the Purchase cutting cost only $4,000 instead OF @
900 had been stated The following amounts were sun
scrlcd before the close of che meeting Col l. hNeiy'
&eo; NJ. r. Mead $2,JoG G. W Mead, 5000 g. AVeaS'
5000
BRIDGEPORT-One Eof the series of the
Connecticut state Institute 20 be held in Bridgeport on
the nth Of November. The object Of these meetings s to
ascertain by Interchange OF thought among teachers INC
best mode OF imparlng knowledge, ana INC Dcs' tN0Ou
Of governing schools.
HUDSON CITY, MA jury awarded Miss
Elizabeth McKeeyer OF Hoboken yesterday s. 500, N
it which she had instituted against Rudolph Demeure
thray, whom she had borne child out OF wedlook.
JERSEY CITY.-gOhn Burke, a fireman, was
killed by the crank Of tho ferryboat PavonIS, while he
was Oiling the engine, yesterday morning.
FORT LEE.-"|immy" Kelly and Pat
NcIntre of NewYOrk fought an hour yesterday morn
ing and On the 21st round Kelys seconds threw up oe
sponge.
NEWARK.-Mr II. J. Winser, City Editor OF
The n Tipes5 has consentad invitation, TO repeat
at Newark the lecture which he recently delivered AT
Woodsi6e John Bsir and Rarbette Hartman were yes
terday committed on charge OF adultery prcNlleu
against them by the wife Of BaT Barbette was formerly
servant Of complainant The guilty couple nave been
living husband and wife more than year. ana nave
one child BARS wife resides in New FORK ana mas seven
clilden The street Commissioner, MI Abraham far.
sons having recently removed an awning rom III iLU
of M Danelss store in rOadst, che latter brought
suit against Mr. Parsons for $1OO damages which yesle'
day resulted a verdict in favor OF the defendant re
ter Muller of Ho Marketst yesterday committed
on a charge of passing two counterfeit 20 notes on te
PsOples National Bank of Jackson Mich Several OF the
pOnnent iewelry shops in Newark have recently D9en
seized by the revenue officials the charge being evasion
og the ReVepue Laws The 2d Regiment had a pleasant
excursion to Beeve Thursday. The target praclce,
&C. took place the Perry estate near Frankfort wneIe
Vronds had been provided Each company had lts own
prizes and the shooting done at separate targets
The regimenal prize, India ink photograph OF Soi
Plume was won by Company C. In the trial OF Wech
and Farley for the alleged murder OF Patrick Torney on
the of July, 1867. the defense beng concluded, MT
cutiOn.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
srocK TRANSACTIONS IN ME corRrs.

In the Court of Common Pleas, before Judge
DAILY, John A. Underwood and Others brokers' brought
an action from Levi Gray difference in ac-
counts running through the Autumn OF 1864 The broker
account admitted 10 be correct with the exception of
two items first purchase OF 100 Michigan Southern,
claimed by the plaintiffs TO have been made az 703 while
the defendant cOntendcd that he had directed the pur
chase made at 5qi and second sale OF 100 Erie
had been TO sell it at &c. and that having received from
plaintiffs return OF II having been sold al &c. he had
based all his transactions upon IL, and that the plaintiffs
were consequently estOpped from showing that 10 sold
at any other price The plaintiff proved by the outside
broker Mr. Waller who made this SALE that tie stock
was sold Dec 1864 at the ruling price OF the day
viz &C. and that the return 10 him 10 the plaintiff that IL
had been sold at &C. clerical error on his part Mr.
Waller further testified that he told the plaintiff OF the
price brought the time and denied expressly that he
had been limited TO % any other sum. The defendant
testified that his order To sell when Ee reached gG
that received the return, and always supposed that
had been sold at that price until about Jan 49,
and that he had been informed 10 the contrary and
that having paid attention 10 the stock market he
had based all his stock purchases and sales upon such
being the fact The plaintiffs, IN rebutal, showed, by
xamnaOn OF the defendant. that he had bought
100 shares Of Erie the next day after this transaction al
s and that he knew the price AT that day and also pro
duced witnesses 10 show that the defendant notified
Dec 81 that the report OF the sale having been made at
error and tnat he had claimed 10 the
plaintiffs their clerks until after this suit
menced that he had limited Mr. Waller 90 In his order
Nothing was introduced 10 contradict the defendants
testimony regard 10 the purchase OF Michigan South
The jury rendered verdict for the plaintiffs for
81 $50 7j being the full amount claimed less the difference
of 800 and interest Michigan Southern 20 which the
Judge granted an allowance OF per cent.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
BILLIARDS.
EXHIBITION BY EXrERTs.

An interesting exhibition OF the science OF
billiards was given last night at Messrs kavanagh 4
Boyes saloon in Nassau-st Three games were played IN
which many skillfu shots made and large runs
scored. The first contest OF 900 points up,
roms. between Messrs Godthwaite and GeaTy. Mr.
GOldthwaite made a Of lj2 and won. MI. Geary's
best 102. The next game was one Of French
carOms n points between MessTs Calvin and DennlsOn
Mr.. DemsOn this by 6 points. Then followed
the chief contest OF the evening between those noted
players, Dudley Kavanagh and WIN. GOldthwaite. Mr.
kavanagh is out of practice but made fine run Of 30
Mr. GOldhwate. however, made like run, and when his
marked but 900 achieved the unusually large count
OF 30 running the game out amid welldeserycdap
little match AT French carOms, q points up was after
made between Mr. Calvin and the victorious GOldth
waite. Mr.. Calvin made fine run OF six, one OF his shots
being beautifully obtained off five cushOnsj but Mr.
game his best run being eight Mr. GOdthwaite intends
soon 10 establish himself in bardsaOOn In FultOnst
where his welknOwn skill will draw hosts Of admirers OF
the game.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK......oor. ]

PORT or NEW -YORK."....oor. l0
ARRIVED.
Brig Louisa Semmes and from Swansea "a dAy With iron to o. r.
Buy Sept 90 lat A. long @ passed vessel bottom 1 Ans aS
or what she Of the heavy then running
Peirona Goodwin WAnks River Me 10 days win mahogany
o J. LeAcrah
Schr Ocean Star Kennedy. Roekland.
J.. 4 Monitor, Crorey, ElTabethpou Tor Boston,
Sehr " s Willei,s Stapln New LoDdon.
Schr Thomas jefferson. Chase, PorcheseL
sehr A r. Rowland, Hamnll Providence.
schr. X J. Hoyt, Parker. New Haven
Schr. J.. Griaiih, Cobb. Brsstol for Philadelphia
Schr. Vra Mason, Boston
Sehr. C. II Moler, Baker, Boston.
Sehr Knight. Romer. Bangor
W. r. Jones Fish Boston
Scbr Nellie Belle, Stohl Bangor
NIND--At sunset, SN.
DISASTERS
WILMINGTON C., Oct laThe schooner Ida Mchol.ou' from
Savannah to-day for repairs with los OF horpn 6e
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sc oct g-Arved ship Scibnry (Brl FROM Bahia
Sailed schr (Br for ST. John. v b. sehr David Faust '
ssyINy.H Ga Oct laSaied steamships North Point FOR Bait
more and Somerset for Neviok ARMED steamship Leo, from
wiisSeToS y. c. Oct Ia-Au'td steamship farbaHi' from
Sewloh
SPOKEN.
Emile Tenl from Lgh0n ior NeSiort. seIt " IN At
q 81, long. liR
NAVAL.
The T. schoosh sabine B Losr. Commando sailed from
anchorage the Battery 81 lo today @ NeN Lonaon va
Long Island Sound.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
TIE ADDICTION OF YOUNG pANIEL BOONE.


A letter is in print, from Mrs Anna b.
Boone requesting the assistance OF the Press enable
her 10 find her son. Daniel Boone years Of age whom
she alleges been stolen. We extract her letter
the subiOned passages On the st of August sent him
Long Branch for linen he had left there and
have never him since. We parted the most af
fecuOnatc terms. Daniel Boone Is Of very dark
pexion, looks something like an Indian small ears black
eyes, brown hair stIaglt fine teeth rather large and
white small hands and feet does not look than
years old have been hard worker all my married life
and up "a the present time am compelled 20 labor Ia
live, chiefly mentally The missing boy delivers the lee
lures that write for him. and our combined efforts
the sole support OF the whole Of us five n number two
little girls OF 10 and ~ years read with that the
whole Of ne give an evenings entertain
ment. ] do not ask the public 10 give me
money. but ask whole-sOuled man men TO help
TO ind my boy. You take my life when you do take
the means whereby live. ask II the child is living for
some noble minded persons 10 come forward and say,
1--WE will lind this boy, living dead Whoever has the
child has been taking his earnings for more than ten
weeks. Save this boy from the fangso OF monster who
ever he may be- am advised not 90 make the man re
ferred 10 known until the child Is found ana Then shall
bring the whole affair with letter wherein he threatened
10 do for me- Any person who feels inclined 10 respond
10 this appeal can call W wutc TO ING at NO 10 Amily
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19

place New-York need not tell you. mothers and
fathers the agOnizng nights have passed S0meumes
think has been oully dealt sh Nineteen years ago
first came TO America, and IN 1880 introduced my TWO
little girls five and six years of and for ten years
hey before the public There are hundreds OF pcr
sns " ho will remember Anna Isabella and Lora Gordon
Boone and how their readings from Shakespeare and the
Ioes were praised by the press and what taVoes hey
we're among the elite both here and IN L0ndoh'
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC WHALING FLEET.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 1.-THE brig Mannela,
with 800 barrels of oil and 10000 pounds of warus tnsks
has arrived here from PloveT Bay She brings the follow
ing report of the OF the whaling fleet WHICH she
left Sept II Cicero, whales; John Maxwell hVe;
Florida Francisco four Robert Towns six; Massa-
chusetts four Reendeen, 10; Monticello hye; Active hve;
Adelne, two; Milo, two; Courier two Progress one;
Ocean three; Iriah Perry I2 California, two George
Howland three; Lynda one; John Rowland four; Helen
Mann. three; A. Barnes, seven; Islander lS Massaehu
setts OF b. H. Nautilus. l0 President III Egenia. 1000
barrels George 800 barrels Alpha, $50 barrels Parmo
two whales; Repsacks and Martha clean.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
THE TURF.
JEROME PARK RACES.


There are four races to be run to-day at
Jerome Park. For the first event, which is handicap
hurdle race there accepances: Gen Williams
l56 bs Zig Tag I56 lbs Zara j0 lbs Red Dick LAG lbs
Tycoon 142 lbs Secaucus, lS2 lbs and Ripley. li2 b'
There was no betting this last night The second
race selling for Ods and three yearOds
and has five entries No 3, Redwing, Twinkle. FetDah
and Head Center In the pools last night No brought
lOO Redwing 75 Twinkle ~ Fetnah u.s. and Head Centre
a. but toward the fms RedWng had the call Ia the mar
ket The third is the handicap which viii probably
bring out Watsons, WeldOn's FOrbess and McDanleIs
entries. They sold in the pools Watson 100 Weldon IS,
Forbes 90 and Mcdaniel The fourth and last race
mile DASH which looks rather good thing for on
ward. his only competitor being Morrissey. The we'll
known horse Luther 10y Lexington dam Belle Lewis, Is
~ be sold at auction during the day.
TROTTING AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1S.-A race came off yesterday
at the TrOttng Park between Brown George and running
mate and the pacing horses NagOOriler and John TOlc
The latter horse the Time, 22O.. Brown
George was withdrawn after the second heat.
To-day a TO of between the Kentucky
horses ROa and Gold Dust and the ST. Louis mare
Lackey, for $1,000
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
RLAsr1NG AccIDENT-sEvEN MEN INJURED.

BURLINGTON, VT, Oct. 1S.-Last evening
seven men were injured and three OF them, probably,
fatally by the premature explosion Of blast III the slate
quarries of j. Williams, at Fair Haven, Vt Two Kegs
Of gunpOwder being poured into crevlee, Whch
probably contained fire from previous blast.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
MASONIC CELEBRATION AT NORFOLK.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 16.-Ye esteTday IN
Norfolk the corner Of the hotel which being
erected on the site OF the old Atlantic" was lald
with Ost imposing Masonic ceremonies. After the com
peOn of the Masonic exercises Grafton was delivered
by James Barron Hope, editor Of The NOrOE Ifgfntdn
The day was a gala for Norfolk, and business was
generally laid aside as TO give all chance To parnc
pate In the ceremonies.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
ACCIDENT on THE ERIE RAILwAY-Two MEN
KILLED,

A collision occurred on the Homelsville
Branch OF the Erie Road, Nunda making stock
train almost a complete wreck Two trains were making
for the turnout The accident reported due To
tle Division Operator who neglected 10 give the con
dnctor notice that train was ordered 10 70 Nunda
and switch 10 being SINGLE track. The engineer and
brakeman were killed and several dfOyors on the train
wcrp more or less injured.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
The Numbers indicate only, NO Dens INC sInAesI
and No 10 the largest.
PRICES OF PENS WITH snvER-MoUNTED DESK
HOLDERS.
"a 10 In MOROCCO Boxes

MORToNs SECOND QUALITY.
WARRANTED
These IA caras fne superior 10 any MOTION
Pens made previous TO the year 1860 -,
Every Pen is stamped "a. Morton, Second Quanty
and numbered -.
The Points are warranted for ak months, except against
accident ,
as those Of the First Quality
raGcrs or PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

Have proved from the ample experience entire saeess
PromptEcent and Reliable They the ouy Medicines perfectly
popular that cannot be made ~ g
them harmless be free from Danger and efficient As 10 e
always reliable They have raised the highest eommendaon ron M
and will always render satisfaction -
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19

Name or Trademark OF any other; therefor,
where an Agency is established, the pubic sill
be best suited, and at the same prices, by calling
on the Agent; in all other places I those 6lshing
the Morton Pen, must send to headquarters
where their orders will receive PROMPT attention,
if accompanied with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
, WOMAN BuRNED no pEArH IN BOSTON

BosToN, Oct. 1S.-Mrs. Caroline Ware, house
keeper IN family residing at No. lOe BUyiston-st. last
evening was burned 10 DEATH and German girl named
Watts employed in the same house, was also fearfuly
burned and il is feared her injuries viii prove fatal
Tho catastrophe occurred from the ignition OF can OF
benzne with which the two cleaning flrnl-
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
MoRToN's FIRST QUALITY.
rWlRRAETED.l

These Pens are i6 fine. and are pointed with the
o<ry best Tidosmin Points. carefully selected and none
OF this quality is sold with the slightest imperfecuon
which skill and the closest scrutiny can detect
Every Pen is stamped A. Morton, First Quanty and
The Points are warranted for months except against
The Cases are made of Coin Silver and for this quality
are extra heavy and strong.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
r.crs WITH PENCILS
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
tA ] 4 NItI
DYSPEPSIA,


DYSPEPSIA,
asa ,ycy Disease s,b i heir to can ,lr,y, be obtained
aa he s55,, q s % ,9sssE g , 9,'s, ln
RASovAIoh Tas P,P'os asa ar Ps' SP IN superior 'N and
CsleryaoS point. to ils startling G hat every man woman and
e positively dying by inches ard where disease has made rs ap
osT he throat electric shocks and other sIpeT
% Ts 5 ~ 81 s, e o1l % ssi S,SI S,sd o Cod 20 % % & earth a
vhc God, moisture ola threefod character TIE
beus Of The the rin which pensaes the bowels Of The
Ta at s stoac-6das he dead s,Th 70 leap into eeo,,ns
u 2 rs m , @ han y i've i @ P1sSa So $ a @ % s aS@r earth @ and @" 5 be-
boae to the same decree Ignorance Of these i.Tts has The world
10 sel tso.dse" Ny Meiaphy the human
b,ay shsi ne des drops sa and frost are to the earth
H'l 'D' RRNtRKABLR CURE or BLINDNESS
his 70 certify Court ofNo South lghst West
erer Pa ruek with stone my eye 90 years ago by which
Mr. a browns Ms,sphTses Discovery the 29h o last
and delfns'. aVd the discovery sse'q1 IN curing both
~ constitution has Os'n renssed am 90 ea of'se
n J. C. B0ARDMASs CERTIFICATES oP CONFIRMED DEAF
THFsTos. New Jersey April 10 1867
a TsES from psTs bearing ard r .oas time wa saosi stone
under Gods most beautiful Providence am cured By The use
.lsraium Of medicine. and ra SO gc',gri. g
MAYOR oP TRENTON
CRY o. EENTos do IS5 s' ~ M a1 s 'Tf M ISSs ns,,Go M
physician good and his character uuereepuonabe My ae
mole Of which be resided Wines ny hand this
thirteenth day Of April A. D., 1867 htlSGLS MILLS, Mayor
Extract Dr. BOARDMANS le,ts which accompanied his Ger
NV ,,r,n. deafness and my decided cure bas excited much remark
il thi, section country where we'll known It considered
sTn confirmed deafness generally considered nurabe
hss searched throughout the vide domain Of s art ofmens for
se reliable successful Of confirmed deafness found
tl With your Metaphysical Discovery AloPahe and Homo.
h practice ad Bccsm In all h varieties failed to furnish what
h sen! ibis blessing & 10 n s' .'5s sn onsA ts y0oI ,5 a,
ialdl destiny Cor shieh God has appointed you"
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
DIR. HUBBARD'S TRUSS

have treated Hernia exclusively and constantly for 25 eau
leep rupture 40 bali the Of other truss now
can keep mp perfectly Hernia make ny Truss Ut tho
body as perfectly skin lt does not touch the SPINE cord and
before position Of the body The degree
pressure be changed 10 desired extent by The weae can
CURE majority Of The worst particularly solicited
Any person may my Truss week fce Of charge
DIR. n. W. HUBBARD,
No. 81 Broadway, New York
New-York tribune., 1867-10-19
IApDouneementAl

KNox's Styles are Triumphant His hats are
worn by the eunes doree nearly all professional and by eve
gentleman note Though his Nos 22 and J5 Broadway are
spacious he had better open another.