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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-13
K.sGs COUNTY POLIrlcj.
Tie Democratic General Committec-CoOlfe
Emigration Opposed nnd the Eight Hour
Law Advocated.


Tie Democratic General Committec-Coolie
Emigration Opposed nnd the Eight Hour
Law Advocated.
regular session OF the Kings County Democratic
General Committee was held last evening. Mayor
Kabneiscb, the chairman OF tho committee, was as
usual, conspicuous by his absence from the meet
Ing, which was held ut the headquarters, No. 9
Court street. The Vice President, General Thomas
S. DaaIn, occupied the chair, and Mr.. George Her
man oGiciated as Secretary. The attendance was
large anc The atmosphere OF the hail quite oppres.
svc, owing TO the heat OF the evening ana The fumes
OF poer cigars, which ded the apartment with SICK
enlng od0r
SHORTLY after the meeting had been called to order
Mr.. ROBERT FUREY, Street Commissioner arose and
with O few preparatory remarks offered the fol-
lowing res0lut.0ns:--
Whereas aenp, 10 being made by radical capital.
powerful through nquons special legislation the
S s n se ~
labor by bringing into composition against low priced and
Resolved That hs General Committee representing the
aa a &c ss a aG % at
tempt now being made Introduce coolies Into this country
nsaten SabsTsm WIN hs intention Of bring
R hs q "sS %a h and r w0rmsn and
Resolved rha. the effort now being made BY radical capt
aovsr highest an
the radical party, win result Il not successfully resisted
country deprive our FEDERAL Union Of the CHEF datnc.
won any
that almost entirely free from It's burdens Of federal taxa
ton, every dollar he earned was his own,
Resolved That this General Committee do hereby fully
Of the resolutions adopted by the Common Council Of
the CITY OF Brooklyn requesting the Park Commissioners
and Water Commissioners and ell other persons having
Of work under the jurisdiction of the city
TO comply with the law enacted making eight hours legal
days work.
The resolutions were adopted unanimously, and
after transacting some further business the commit
tee went into executive session for the purpose Of
discussing the propriety Of dropping Mayor Kalb-
neiscn IRON the Presidency OF the General Commit
tee Tor his neglect Of his duties as chairman thereof
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

An unknown man. while crossing the river In the
HooOken ferry boat WeeEawken yesterday, jumped
overheard, intending 10 drown himself. After 9
desperate struggle to destroy himself he was rescued
by the oilicers OF police boat, who very humanity
rushed " tho mans assistance,
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sebr ApsEt Eas9n, Love- Gardner for New York. with
sShr Lucy coln. Collins. Bangor for New York with
toe Mhpps 4 Co.;
s iSr @ sT
schr North star Bsetwh, Georges Bank for New York,
sShT Chapman, Way Georges Bank for New York.
sshr 4 NJ Smith, Harris, La Have Bank for New York,
with fish to II Rogers 4 Co.
Ss HIT % aay fa nf ss YORK
sS N Mary y FOR New York.
cSr TwGunan gsans Fa ~, RSsr oT Asrny
sshr Loulss Frances Kelly. New Bedford for New York.
sh Fssss % nssy Mn Bedford for New York
s ssSr wy Z S, Baker, Taunton Tor New YorK:
kEsa asas9s sr ri IT.. ss Yo York
s sssr syyss':T Hale cosmsa. Taunton for Albany
sSs ns o FSs
scsr ss Bartlett Harris: provdepcc FOR phisdeghis
Cant eanpbs Ss a
s sssr Stevens; r5ovdsss for oesks
SiSsif' .l sf 10y Ti Ssx York. with
R:sss s.E. sY' e. T S: ys a,. 70,
achr Sam Weller. Brockw.y, M,ddle.owu for New York
s scSr sssshOn carberry New Haven for Now York
vd sshr Shepard Mount, Young New Haven for Now
scSr ySsms:sowp Bennett New Haven for New York.
EXT -
s schr I'm Emily Merrill, Stamford for New York.
scIr sa: HaSsan Port for New ySrs
BOUND EAST
Ms. " - - "'S''
Brig River Queen, -, New York for Pembroke
Schr Minnie knne, Corson, Alexandria for Bridgeport
schr Enoch Moore, Chambers. Georgetown, Dc for Port
Norris.
.schr Mary Farr, Cromwell, Georgetown Dc for Port
Morris.
schr Robert Mercer Fargo Balt more for New Haven.
schr John Bucslew, Hamden. Amboy for New Haven.
schr Maria Lunt Boynton, Ellzabehpor for Portland.
Schr Quincy Quincy Elizabethport for Fail River.
scbr North Pacific, Eaton Ezabethport for Proydsnce
sshr r liawey Bsyles, kondoa for Providence
schr Warford, Sprague. Hoboken for bridgeport
schr Mary Elizabeth Williams Hoboken for New Haven
Schr Evelyn Gilmore, Hoboken for Belfast.
Scar Gen Washington, Hen lerson, - for Camden.
Schr Crusade, Davis, New York for Wareharn.
Sclir Hero, Kelly Now York for Sa.em
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Steamships City OF Baltimore, for Liverpool Hosatia
Hamburg; City OF Mcrda Havana, Vera Cruz, &c Virgo
Savannah Niagara, Richmond, &c.
Wind at sunset NV.
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the Eight Hour law yesterday.
The mortuary reports show the number OF deaths
the past week to have been 223 which Is thirteen less
than the previous week.
AT a meeting OF the Board Of Education yesterday
Mr.. f. J. WhltIock was elected president and Mr..
John w. hunter vice president.
At the annual meeting OF the Masonic Hall Asso
citation Of Brooklyn, 1t was shown that $4,000 worth
Of stock had been subscribed for.
The residents OF Gowanus complain seriously OF
the delay to which they are subjected every morning
and night by the opening Of the bridges Cow
anus CANAL
William Corbet was held to await the action OF tho
Grand Jury yesterday. by Justice Delmar for stab.
bling Michael Mcmahon In HOyt street. The injuries
are not serious.
Thomas Mullay, the proprietor of liquor store in
Third avenue near President street, was arrested
and locked up suspicion OF setting fire to his
place. There being evidence against MIN he was
discharged by Justice Walsh.
The stencil arising from some Of the sewers near
the street basins led the Sewer Inspector to make
examination He found The sewers choked up with
dead dogs Pigs, goats cats and other animals besides
the DIAL from butcher shops decaying meats, &c.
William Jones died at the Brooklyn City Hospital
yesterday from the effects Of pistol shot wound
inflicted on the 10th OF June, by one J. McKenna, IN
q lager beer saloon at Greenpoint. McKenna was
arrested by tue Queens county authorities, and Is
held to answer. Coroner Whtehill VIII hold the In
quest at the Seventh precinct station house, Green
point.
The inspectors elected for the next annual election
are d. F. Gray, John Harron and Joseph J. Black
In. The Board OF Trustees now stands follows:-
J.. V. D. Hardenburg, James E. Conor, Nathan b.
Morse, Harvey Harrington, Albert h. Osborn. John
NJ. Reilly, William Il. Sprague, william r. Cameron,
William Edwin osborn, Co tand A Spra2ue, Joseph
Short. Jr.. Demas Barnes, Isaac Badeau, Andrew
Oter:On John w. Hunter.
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Brief Items of Local and
Police News.

The Water and Sewerage Commissioners adopted
the Eight Hour law yesterday.
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The mortuary reports show the number OF deaths
the past week to have been 22a which Is thirteen less
than The previous week.
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SAIPPIN G. N w s.

Almanac for New York Tails Day.
Sun rises. ........ 4 80 Moon rises. .. eve = 20
Sun SETS. ........ Z 81 High water. morn 40
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CLEARED.

P0aT CT NEW YORK, JULY IL, 1870.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
-BgILD UP THE SYSTEM.

BUILD UP THE SYSTEM.
a. Strength evaporaes fast at this season. THIS cape
ciay the with all who live BY the sweat Of their brow
From every pore of the seveike skin moisture exudee
which contains elements of vitality Thereby tho blood
impoverished tho relaxed the muscles weakened,
tb. Questioned impaired the bowels disturbed AMI the AMI
NAL spirits depressed The constant drain tina: produce:
be arrested because due to the heat
OF the atmospheric but loss Of the lfesustanig elc
mena bc supplied by nvgQration. Now, there
fore, is the time to resort TO ROSTETTERS STOMACH
BIFTERS the nest powerful and heahfui Of all vegetable
TONES Long expcrencc has proved that nothing es, YIN
under the double pressure Of excessive heat and con-
physical mental labor. ALI peso who have been
tempted try local tonics gocasd) which have been
started BY sordd spectators in amos, every town and VII
LACE with view Of 'urnipg penny" by the creduity or
the unwary knows this to their cost isa wisc maxim
millions Of people in the United States probably onetfh
tested the restorative properties Of HOSTEfTENS
BTTEaS and know II to be specific Tor dyspepsia, bill.
iousness nervous weakness general debility
should be persuaded to experiment with the worthless nos
recommended by INSCRIPTIONS and ignorant empires
Beens almost incredible.
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Az a meeting OF the Board Of Education yesterday
Mr.. f. J. Whltlock was elected president and Mr..
John W. Hunter vice president.
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Weather Along the Coast.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FnoA NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF JULY
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At the annual meeting OF the Masonic Hall Asso-
citation Of Brooklyn 1t was shown that $4,000 worth
OF stock had been subscribed for.
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The residents Of Gowanus complain seriously Of
the delay to which they subjected every morning
and night by the opening Of the bridges across Cow.
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William Corbet was held to await the action of the
Grand Jury yesterday, by Justice Delmar, for stab
bling Michael Mcmahon In HOyt street. The injuries
are not serious.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-06
Mem Publications,
EOGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY.
OUR CHRISTMAS CATALOGUE.

The ladies will not fail to call at the Depository
and examine our gallery Of beautiful CHROM0S.
Our shelves aud tables present an attractive
array OF BOOKS and other articles for the Christ.
mas Holidays. The prices OF our Books are all
marked in plain figures for tile convenience Of
visitors. Amongst numerous others We call ut
tenti0n to the following:
TILE UNIVERSE; or, the Infinitely Great and
the Infinitely Small. BY j. A. Pouchet, with 347
engravings and colored plates, S12. Bnrtlet's
Walks about Jerusalem, Illustrated with over fifty
steel engravinGs and maps, bound In rich Turkey
morocco, gilt, s12. Loves and Heroines Of the
Poets, with selections from all tho poets with an
Introductory memoir and numerous steel por-
traits Of their herolncs and loves, large 40. vol
ume In rich Turkey morocco, gilt SIS. Episodes OF
Fiction, or choice stories from great novelists,
with biographical introductions and notes, pro-
fusely Illustrated, Sc. Our Dumb NeighbOrs, con-
vcrsatons OF Il father with his children on do
mestic anu other animals, with numerous large
engravings, S5. Christmas In England, ustra-
led, from rying's Sketch Book, SO So The Holl-
days. Christmas. Easter and Whltsuntide, their
social festivals customs and carols, Illustrated by
Darby, S5. Bryant's Forest Hymn. BY William
Cullen Bryant illustrated by Mems, SO. Lady
Gcraldlne's Courtshlp. BY Mrs. Browning, over
thirty illustration, S5. Dickens Christmas Books
numerously Illustrated, bound In rich morocco,
cloth, 81. Cowper's Table Talk and other poems.
beautifully Illustrated, SO. Whltticr's Ballads OF
New England, illustrated, S.. Illustrated Edition
OF The Gates Ajar, So so. Book of Elegant Ex-
tracts, profnsey illustrated, full morocco, gilt, SS
Tie Mysteries OIL LHc OCedI. by MdllSlIl, Oue
hundred and thirty Illustrations, morocco, cloth.
full gilt, So. The Desert World. BY Mangin, one
hundred and sixty illustrations, morocco, cloth,
gilt, S.. The Bird. BY Mchelet, two hundred
and ten exquisite engravings, morocco, cloth,
gilt, Sc. Tile World at Home, Pictures and Scenes
in Far-oT Lands, one hundred and thirty engrav-
ings, SO.
The above list can give very imperfect idea Of
the extent or our assortment OF beautiful Books
for the Holidays. Our Juvenile Books are par
tlcuarly varied, and suited for all ages.
We have just received large addition TO our
stock OF Mahogany and Rosewood Writing Desks,
some new and beautiful styles. A new supply OF
Photograph Albums Of very superior ilnisls which
will be sold at unusually low prices. choice lot
Of Scotch Notions, and variety OF other fancy
articles not usually found in Book Stores. Or
ford editions OF Pocket Bibles, varying In price
from so cents tn SIS. Family Bibles from SO 10
S35. Episcopal Prayer Books, oxford editions,
from So cents to $40.
Any Books published In America or Europe
sent free OF postage on receipt OF publishers g
price. Address
FOGARTIES BOOK DEPOSITORY,
No. 26o King street, lin the Dend Charleston, S. G..
dec21 tuthsD&c
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jane
BY A. C. McGILLIYRAY,
Auctioncer.

TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
" II. Maham Haig, Executor, vs.. James Fer
gusnn ct nj
VIII be sold THIS DAY, the 9th of January,
1870 in front OF the Old Custonhouse, at IL O'Clock
"A. NJ,
All that PLANTATION, situate In the Parish Of
st. JOINTS Berkeley, on the western branch Of
Cooper River, known as the "0ld and New Farm"
measuring 555 acres, as per plat Of Thomas J. Mel
lard, dated 10th April, 1874; bounding northeast
and north on lands lately OF Frederick Ford and
Mulberry plantation; southwest on Wappahoola
Greek, which separates 1t from Seaton; southeast
on Dock Creek, and east on Cooper River; and
also as part OF the old plantation, the tract known
as the "Elbow Tract, ," measuring rs acres.
ALSO,
All that adjoining PLANTATION, known as
'Seaton and Westham or Weston" measuring
1880 acres, as per plat Of John Diamond, dated
July, 1902: bounding northeast on Wappahoola
Creek, which divides 1t from the Old and New
Farm and from South Mulberry plantation; north
on lands formerly Of Thomas Milliken; west on
Monck's Corner Road, and soath on Dockor PLAN
tation.
Terms-0ne-ffth cash; balance in one, two,
three, four and five years, secured by bond and
mortgage OF the premises with interest from the
day or sale at per cent per annum, payable an
nuany. Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps.
e. w. NJ. MACKEY,
jan6 Sheriff OF Charleston Co.
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UNITED STATES COURTROOM GEORGE S.
BRYAN, PREsIDING-ASUARY S, 1S7o.-The Grand
Jury made the following presentment:
To the Hon. Geo. S. Bryan, Judge United States
District Court, District South Carolina:
The Grand Jury respectfully present that in the
discharge OF their duty they visited the JAIL and
found confined there only one prisoner under
sentence from this court. The Jail was ccanly,
and The prisoners expressed themselves satisfied
with the rations given them. II within the pro-
vince OF this jury, we w0Yla recommend that q
larger stoveplpe be provided for warming the
tower, that tile waste pipe 70. carrying water be
repaired, and that the bathing room be furnished
with some apparatus for heating water, SO that
the prisoners be bathed in winter as well as sum-
mer. W. A. WAKDLAw, Foreman.
IN Bankruptcv.-EX partc A. e. Floyd, OF York
and W. L. Brown, OF York. Petition for final
discharge. Referred to Registrar Clawson.
TX parte ]. NJ. Gayle, assignee, in re Workman.
Petition to sell real estate. Referred to Registrar
Clawsen.
Elk parte J. T. Hunter, in re John Davenport.
Petition to establish lien. Same order rs above.
Elk parte J. r. Grigsby, Of Edge6eld. Petition
for final discharge. Granted.
Elk parte William Maddox, in re James NJ.
vandiver. Petition to set up lien. Registrars
report confirmed.
E1 parte V. ]. Tobias. assignee, in re Thomas
Bonnell, bankrupt. Report Of sale confirmed.
Ex parte James L. Davis, Of Barnwel. Petition
for final discharge. Graz ed.
Elk rarte James B. Jarro.t. Petition to be com.
penssted for land taken by the Secret AIRY Of War
as United States cemetery at Florence S. e.
The United States District Attorney, ID. T. Corbn
was allowed thirty days to answer. or demur.
The United States vs.. Jas. Baney. Carrying on
the business OF hatcher without paying special
tax. The defendant plead guilty.
No bill was returned against W. B. Ryan, charg-
ed with carrying on business as IN auctioneer
without paying special tax.
The case OF the United States vs.. DR.. A. G..
Mackey ct al, for obstructlng CustomhOuse ON.
Ger in the discharge OF his duty, was resumed
sdd continued up to the hour OF adjournment
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BY A. C. McGMLIYRAY,
A uctioIlecr.

Under DECREE IN EQUITY.
u JOSIAH ]. PERRY, Assignee, VS.. Henry
smith, ux, CT al, ami the President and d.
rectors or the Bank OF thc State.
Will be sold on THURSDAY, 9th January in
stant In front ofthe Old Cust0mhouse at II O'Clock
A. NJ,
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND
situate In Coleton County, State aforesaid, con-
tanning 1000 acres, more or less; bounded north
on Lands OF Henry Grimke and J. Gelzer, east on
Lands OF W. B. r. Mitchell, south on Lands OF
Mrs. Susan NJ Perry, called "Cherry HILL"
Terms-Onethir,l cash; balance In one and
two years, in bond or bonds OF the purchaser,
with interest from day OF sale, payable annually,
secured by mortgage OF the premises Purcha-
ser TO pay for papers and stamps.
L. W. NJ. MACKEY,
jan6 th4 S. G. @.
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Gortirnlture, Agrirnltnre, &r.
rHE WATT PLOUGH 'RIUMPHANTl

This PLOUGH Is now the leading Plough Of the
Middle and Cotton States.
Among the hundreds OF testimonials we have
from practical Planters and Farmers, we would
call attention to the following extract from let
Ter received from Colonel u. G. L0CKETT, OF the
large planting firm OF Jordan d L0ckett, dated
Albany Ga, November 81 1860:
"BcfUre closing this letter, cannot refrain from
expressing my sincere thanks to you for the in.
vention Of the BEST PLOUGH NOW IN USE. 1t
is the delight of the negro. Besides doing the
best work that have ever seen any Plough do, it
runs with more ease to the plonghman. AMI the
draft to the animal Is lighter than any Plough
have ever used.
"Your Plough has already become necessity
to me, and would feel ruined without it, am
satisfied we have saved annually, thousands Of
OlarsiR4nules alone. 1t Is the Cheapest Plough
have ever used, OF any kind or description, and
am anxious to bring II | can, to the notice OF
nv fellow. planters, this most valuable Plough"
Colonel Lockett commenced using these Ploughs
in the spring of 1868, and now has more than two
hundred and 6fty t250 OF them on his plantations.
We have testimonials as emphatic from leading
planters in North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor-
gla, Alabama and Texas, but this will suffice for
the most incredulous.
During the present fall, this Plough has taken
Premiums at Eight Fairs he d in Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina and Alabama, and re-
ceved the Highest Ratings Ut the Great Field Trial
IN Pennsylvania, in August last. when more than
Fifty Different Ploughs were teste.
WATT. Il KNIGHT,
No. 1452 Franklin street,
Richmond, Va.
For sale at Factory Prices freight added, by
]. Z. ADGER l. CO.,
sole Agents.
deco mws Charleston, s. O.
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BY ALONZO ]. WHITE a. SON.

A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
n DENCE, No. 90 George street, second door
east OF King street.
win be sold THIS DAY, the 9th instant, at
II O'Clock, at the Old Postonlcc, foot OF Broad
street,
That desirable BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 2s
George street, containing seven rooms, pantry,
dressing rooms, &c. On the premises are all le-
cessary outbulldings OF brick fine cistern and well
OF water. The buildings and premises are in good
repair. Lot measures about so feet front on
George street, BY about l50 feet deep, be the same
more or less. The premises ore now vacant, and
can be examined by application at our office, No.
SIS East Bay.
Conditions-Three thousand dollars cash; bal
ance In one year, secured by bond OF purchaser
seven per cent. per annum, payable semlannu-
ally. Premises to be insured and policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
ianR
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TIE MILLS House HoP.-The first ball OF
the season is always success and number OF
gentlemen, who feel The necessity Of public
amusement and who have q strong affection for
Terpsichorean entertainments, metand discussed
the question In Its various phases, and decided
TO combine With the host Of the Mills House and
give ball that would have no superior. Monday
evening, the 10th instant, has been chosen.
Guests have been invited and every precaution
taken to have it one OF the most enjoyable occa-
sions in the New Year.
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PAVILION HOTEL.

L. s. Davis, Barnwell District; H. q. Baggett,
W. l.. Henderson, South Carolina; ]. r. Stickney,
Florida; p. II. Pond, Rhode Island; L. Harper,
New York; Lucien Wilbur, Massachusetts,; J. a.
McEuchern, Timmonsville; T. J. Rogers, Darling.
ton; James R. Hamilton, +. E. Fairy, Branchyille;
w. M. Kersh, Graham's Turnout; James w. Grace
Yoage's Island; Robt. Tuttle, St. Stephens; ]. NJ.
Trotter, Emigration Agent, Staunton; Colonel w.
C. Ryan, F. l.. Arioza, j. Ii. Orise, r. Cordoba,
Julien Campanerlas, James 7. Clancy, T. Angel
Fowes, Y. Portele, Eloy Camachc Francisco Diaz
Pasquel Osorio F. Agliar, e. Foralla, P. ombron,
V. Paycurichey Baiso Autey, Bernardo llencrO,
Juan Ruis, Auto Munez, Auto NJ. Royas, NJ. Ajuero,
0. Ccspedes, c. Mayer, Auto Arlosa, A. Arajou, A.
Echmendea, New York.
MILLS HOUSE.
6s. p. Lesesne, City, j. D. Weed, Savannah;
w. W. Hesseman, Aiken; L. c. Chamberlain New
York; C. 3. Williams, Montreal; G. II. MOnteith
S. T. Evans, W. Dayton, City; John Chadwick,
Wedmalaw Island; John d. Landy, Mrs. Landy,
New Ysrk; L. W. Woodward, Boston; Geo. C.
Smith, Isllp, L. l.; D. Wentworth Randolph, New
York; C. L. Camman, New York.