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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

lhoit are no uihhuhuA IN
In Wow Of the humbug diamond excite
ment In California, the following from the
proceedings Of the National Scientific Con
gress, Ia session In Iowa, Is Of INTEREST,"
Professor s. Lawrence Smith read a paper
ON the distribution Of ruby and sapphire In
the United States. lie stated that facts we'll
established proved that rocks are intended
for some use and have always been suGjects
Of interest. Some arc more valuable than
others. Gems are universally esteemed, and
the diamond, ruby and sapphire arc Of much
value
These gems approach as near to simplicity
as anything In nature. The diamond Is SIM
pie carbon. The ruby Is combined Of allu-
mlnum and oxygen, the former Of which Is
found abundanuy In common clay. Extract
aluminium and oxygen separately, they will
did before. Ths aluminium Is two aud Que
half times rs heavy as water. The ruby Is
found In India, Asia, and South America.
Tue most beautiful are from Asia.
In America, where God has blessed us with
a variety Of everything, they are now begin.
ming W show themselves. About four
months ago package was sent 10 him from
Montana. lie examined them and found
| them " be- pure gems though small In size.
But he thought larger ones would be found.
Most Of them arc green aud some red. They
are perfectly transparent add susceptible OF u
high state Of polish.
This paper he read Ia view of the excite
mUnt In California about the existence oI
diamonds In Arizona. He said there was nc
| diamond there but a sapphire closely re-
seinbling Ii. It's specific gravity Is nearly
| the same, aud Ia the hardest stone know
\ except the diamond, which alone will cut 1t
| The absence - color Is the only defect In the
value Of the Montana ruby and sapphire
Large specimen Of this quality Of stone found
In Montana, would DO Of great value.
In the cOrruDdum mines 10 North CarollnI
very lue gems are found, which arc nov
being used for setting 10 jewelTy.
Prof. kennedp wished ~ say q word II
correction Of the location of the existence o
the gems discovered In North Carolina. MANI
tons have been shipped to New York, PhiIa
delphiA aud other places. Some very val
liable ones arc nov found, among which i
one crystal $40 pounds In weight They arr
found only In the chrysolte formation, which
exists hardly anywhere only In North Caro-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05
DE,Tm OF wM. BABHlNdros.



In our Issue Of Monday morning last an &C.
count was given Of brutal assault made on
Saturday night, in Jackson alley, by Richard
alias Buck Brown, cOlOrod, on VIM. BabblnBtou,
white, with paving stone, whereby the latter
received baby frastured skull. Brown was
arrested and oommltted 10 jail 90 await the TO.
suit Of the lnjufics. Yesterday nOrning about
$50 o'clock Bahblugton, after enduring three
days Of Intense pain and suffering, was relieved
OF further agony BY death.
Coroner u. q. Patterson was duly notified OF
the fact, and In the afternoon proceeded TO the
late residence Of the deceased, corner OF First
and streets northeast, aud hold an inquest
Mrs. Babblngton testified that Brown came TO
the door and asked for some money, and de.
ceased said he did not owe him anything, and
told him TO 20 of. He went OH, and AtterWhrdA
deSo"'sd walked Ou, and Tl. D bearing loud
band with a stone, and she went TO her husband
anil found no could not speak.
John Babhlngton, son OF deceased, corrobo-
rated the testimony OF the mother, With the Rd.
dltion that when Brown had the stone his
mother said, Dan, don't throw that stone, or
will have you Put 10 JAIL" Dan replied, Yes,
stone, y distance Of about thirty feet. HIS
father fell and Brown ran of. The only words
bis father said were, Take me hOmo.'
Two stones were hero exhibited, one OF Whtlh
Is eEg shaped, six or seven inches long and three
or iour In diameter, with some OF deooasod's
hair sticking to Il.
been thrown before Mrs. u, told han. not to
throw another, and she corrObDrated the pro-
ylous testimony as to tho KILLING, Deceased
said Just before tho last stone was thrown, 40
away; no away" Deceased was on bis premises
At the time or rather within his paving line.
DR.. J. /. Hartigan tesilned tn the post norton
examination, aud that the wound caused DEATH
Dr. Naylor corroborated this testimony,
Tho Jury rendered a verdict that the deceased
came In his death from wounds Inf cted on tho
head with u stone, which was In tho hands Of
Brown
The criminal was committed to Jail by tho
coroner to await the action Of the grand Jury.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05
ENGLAND GOING CRAZY.
The Insanity Of the ERtire Population ORIy =
Question Of Time.


Question Of Time.
Iron the Pail Mall uAHstts.l
4 blue-bOOk OF three hundred pdges, just
Issued from tho Parliamentary press, giving
the twenty-siXth report to the Lord Chanceli
lUr Of the Commissioners on Lunacy, COM
prlsoA an exhaustive review Of the numbers,
condition aud distribution Of the lunatlC pop
ulatlOu Of England aud Wales. At the out
set Is statement that the total number OF
lunatlCs, idiots aud persons OF unsOund mind
In England aud Wales on the LIST Of January
In the present year was 81, $40, being an In
crease Of l,SS upon the cases recorded on
the LIST OF January, 1871 The total Il made
up Of 66i9 private patients and 81 ,09S pau
pers, the exceptional Increase arising prlnCi-
pally from the paUper class who arc this
year / ,697 In excess Of last year, Us compared
with an Increase of 1888 private patients.
TWenty-slx thousand six hundred and eigh-
teen OF the total number Of insane are males,
an 1 81, S22 females. Tho number Of persons
OF unsOund mind In England and Wales has
been steadily increasing since the year 1850
the period whence the commissioner tables
date. In that year II stood at 80, 6T2.
The following twolyemonth showed an In
crease OF 300, which gradually augmented
ill the year 1869, when the returns showed
an addition Of III. In 1870 the increase
was only !, $50, but In 1871 1t picked up again
aud showed 2,Oi3, while last wear dropped,
as appears above, 10 1885. Unfortunately
this increase Is not to b. accounted for by a
reference TO the increase In the national pop
ulAtiOn.
The commissioners present u table Of ''the
ratio per thousand Of the total number OF
lunatics, Idiots, and persons Of unsouad mind
to the whole population" aud from this we
CLEAN the startling fact that the proportion
Of Insane persons TO sape Il annually increas-
Ing at an uncomfortable steady rate Of pro-
erosion. Ia 1859 the ratio per thousand to
the population WIS 1 SO; In 1850, 1.0l; in 1881,
1877; 10 1852, 202; 10 1853, 400; In 1884, 2.l5;
1855, 2lS; 1865, "a, 1857, 3 20; 1858, 2.35;
1869, 243; 1870, 2.47; 1871, 2 30, and for the
current year, 2.d. With these data, aud
presumIng that the proportion will be main
tained In time 10 come, simple sun In
arithmetic will show In how many years
every second NAV, woman and child In Eng
land and Wales will DO qualified for admls-
sion to q lunatlG asylum.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS

N0rIuR- Cp SEW NV d'i~NHEN1 .
Two hrstelass residences for sale.
THE Northern Liberty market will DO held rs
usual on Friday morning, 9Th instant, on Dor
corau square. r.
THE regular meeting Of tho "Ho West" CLUB
will no held this evening.
THE Republicans Of tho Fourteenth district
will hold a primary election to morrow.
WIN. l.. WALL n 90, auctlCneers, VIII SELL
on wednesday, September Is, at o'clock, p. m,
valuable property on Ninth street northwest
Also, on Thursday, September 10, At oolocE,p p.
M, valuable ImpoVed real estate on sixth street,
between q aud n streets northwest
LAriMER & CLEARV, auciioneers and real
estate brokers, will cell, on Monday, September
y, at $40 O'Clock, p. m, improved property on
soventh.stroo, road, opposite Howard Uni
verslty.
Johnson COLBY arc offering great Induce.
menls In fall and winter dry goods.
EvERY member OF troop "a" =. NJ. q, viii
report At their ArmorT this evening.
roCKEr, BOOK has been lost. A reward will
be paid for It's return.
HREEN n WILLIAMS, auctionccrs, Will sell, on
Friday, September Q, at o'clock, p. IN valua.
able building lots fronting on seventh and
Eighth streets northwest, anil In the Vicinity OF
Corcoran square.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05
THE COURTS.
AiIunn.


SFsUIAL TERN-JudgeH M N phTsys.--This court
made the following oFJlers yesterday;
Holmes OF al ys. Hulse, Judgment by de-
fault
LStnor vs. Gideon. Order 10 Issue rule on A.
q, Uuderhill and IA. q. smith.
Lathrop VA Lathrop, Order for decree pro
eoRfftto and for the taking Of testimony.
Dudley vs, suit. Judgment by DEFAULT
Darlington Va. brown, Judgment by default.
Casey VS.. Galyy. Or1er tor appearance Of Alb
sent defendant.
Burcho OF NJ. vs.. Humes OF al Ordor oil 70.
ference to auditor TO state ptOpTlety Of sale,
Bowling VS. Bowling. Ordered TO be stricken
from the calendar for want Of prosecution.
Lloyd 10 make conveyance
Waters Va, Waters. Decree Of divorce, the
wife to have the custody Of the children.
Oilutt vs.. King Order Diminishing BILL
Fries VS.. Fries order TO issue rule TO show
cause on application for allowance.
McDonough Va. Hull Order ID answer Inter
roga'oTles.
GoWilnE vs.. Uowllng. Decree taking bill for
confessed, and Of reference 10 auditor 70 report
on the prOprlety Of sale,
HaRRdon vs., keascl, Lloyd W. Savage, Dodge
vs.. Savage, Piowmhn Va Savage, MullOy h Sons
vs.. Pferd, BasteTbrook vs.. Miller, Philips vs.
Gallant Judgment by default In each ease.
Adjourned.
POLlCR
PrLICE CoURr-Judge Miiis-Thls court was
engaged on minor cases yesterday.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

The Joint committee Of the several comman-
deTies Of Knights TemplaT Of the District on the
reception Of Washington Comma ndery No. l, OF
Hartford, Conn, on their proposed visit to this
city on tho 18th Of October next met at Masonic
Temple last evening aud appointed the various
the Potomac, stopping at Mount Vernon, and 70
entertain the visitors while In our city. The
visiting Sir knights will number ono hundred
and twenty i've, Including either the celebrated
American band OF Providence or Colts armOTy
band Of Hartford.
The Masonic Mutual Relief Association have
paid 10 the legal representatives Of deceased
members since organization the SUN Of I'll, $50.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

The New York correspondent OF the HIter-
Ocean has seen Bret BaTte, and writes as
follows concerning bis impressions Of him :
Bret Harte disappointed me. He was not
the Bret HaTte Of my minds eye" The
fonu Image had cOnjuTed up and cherished
for months was replaced by new and strange
one. WA not satisfied. Lot me give you
his personnel or, as he would say, his make
up" Imagine man OF the average size,
compactly built, but not robust, dark and
almost Colorless complexion, prominent iea-
lures, especially the nose, eyes bordering on
black, and hair not very black and somewhat
friZLy.
lie Is by no means handsome man, and
his bad complexion detTacts from a face that
would otherwise be somewhat attractive,
But like the Moor he can say "dlslike me
for my complexion" A heavy black nous
taehe lends q little expression 10 his features,
but cannot say II enhances the general
oitecL for dark or heavy moustache y M
varlably associated with some degree Of Arm
ness.
Such 10 the imp essiOn, made on you when
ILLS features are In state OF repose. Speak
to him, aud In an Instant all Is changed,
The whole face Is Illuminated from u light
within, and the dark, lustrOus eyes arc niled
with tenderness and sympathy. \ few mo-
ments before you were wondering how II
was possible for this man 10 have written
"Ehe Luck Of Roaring Camp" or THE
Heather Chince," but now you wonder no
more.
The man's soul, mlrrOred In his face, now
speaks to you, and all Is explained. He talks
rapidly aud smoothly, but betrays nervous
ness OF manner that docs not exactly put you
az your ease He is conscious pt tue fault,
and often doplores H. He has not yot become
accustomed 10 New England habits aud Gus
toms, aud th0y do not set easy on hlm, rs you
can see,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

The camp meeting Of tina NJ. +. Church Of tho
Washington conference still continues at Has.
lup's grove, near Annapolis junction, Nd, and
from the converts made the ministers feel very
much encouraged In their labOrs. DIR Newman
will preach to-day ut O'Clock. At O'Clock, D.
m, Rev. GeorE0 W: Lewis preached sermon
from Acts 4, 10, Yesterday morning another
o'clock, a. m., Rev, j. Peck, p. Il. of Potomac
district, preached the sncramentAl sermon IRON
18th Palm, l, urging the people to holiness,
ANer which sixteen ministers and two hundred
and forty.tWo members cOmmuned. The follow
Ing ministers arrived ye1terdAy RaY. J. Peck,
y. +. Potomac district; Revs W. W. Foreman,
q. q. Keys and I. Pinkney, OF Washington, u.
o.; Rev. u, Scott, OF the ~ p. church; Rev L.
Hammond, Of West River. The camp meeting
will close Friday morning.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

The Republicans Of tho Tenth district have
made extensive arrangements for q mass meet
Ing, To be held tomorrow night at the corner OF
Ohio avenue and Fourteenth street. Governor
Cooke General Chapman, Hon. A. X. Shepherd
], A. MAgruder, John i. Cook, J, 7. johnson,
General George Balloon, John y. LangGton and
other prominent speakers have accepted an To-
VitatiOn TO be present and participate in the
proceedings. II 10 expected that the Tenth
district will turn out strong and on election day
poll a heavy vote for Matt. j. Trimble, their
candidate for the House oil Delegates.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05
GEORGRTOWN Affairs

ARRIVAL or FLoUR-FOuT hundred and TWEEN.
ty-one barrels Of -four were received yesterday,
by George Waters. from WilliamGport, Nd.
SALEs.-The sales yesterday were l, 900 bushels
OF good to prime wheat, at Sl,Tl, 100 bushels at
sL7O, $50 bushels at SL77I6 and 800 bushels at
sissy.
WRDDINO.-A large number Of the citizens Of
Washingto1 and Georgetown assembled yester.
marriage Of Miss Emma KlhWell, daughter OF
Mr.. J. l., Kidwell, and Mr.. WIN. 4. MoCAhlll,
OF New York. After tho ceremony the happy
couple, with their. friends, repaired 10 the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES father, on Frederick aud
Prospect streets, who're = reception took place;
amer which they started on a bridal trip to
Niagara.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

Master Of no Ancient Order of Good Fellow S
has been ;eieoted by the Order In this District
a. representative TO tho National Grand Lodge
UnltSd States, which will meet In 81 Louis,
Missouri, on the nth instant. Mr.. Bradley will
leave on Sunday next for st. Louis. We con-
graduate tho Order In It's choice OF 80 able a
2 nEn.anlallNn-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

In response to the petition Of tho property.
holders on Seventh street 70 the Board Of Pub
lie Works, asking lOr an extension Of time for
tho removal Of awnings, sc, Mr.. Adolf CluHs
has recommended the temporary suspension Of
the order for their femOyRl, stating that he has
a plan under consideration Tor q general system
Of street awnings which he proposes to submit TO
The board for Us action. No action as yet has
been laken on the petlLlon BY the board.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

There Is much worthy Of praise In tho amuse-
ment afforded to the patrons Of the Theatre
COmIquo, aud We say this recognizing tho re-
spOnslbillty which, as journal rejecting public
sentiment and opinion, We hear TO the oommu-
nifty, A critical observer Of plays is bound 10
iusticeto tell the truth. All that on the stage
1s proper TO be commended ought to be iayoTa6iy
spoken Of, and all that Is IN violation Of art,
good taste and pIopriety should be condemned.
Actors, playing before WashlnEton audiences,
yard Of medlOcrity, and that hunbug aud pre-.
tence Is as sure OF Its reward as genius and
tAleut. This IL, In music and dTama, the most
eXncting public In the United States, and the
performers 10 theatre like the one under criti.
clsm, and which appeals for It's support TO the
better classes, must remember that their very
best efforts are demanded for, passing hero the
crucial tests that are sure sooner or later 10 be
applied, they may feel entirely safe In any sec
ton Of the country.
or the Theatre UomIque We hazard nothing
in again repeating that, pOssibly, with one eE.
csptiOn, Its entire programme might with per
feet prOpriOty be presented to ladies aud chill
dren, and we can soc no reason why, on the
nights set apart for their attendance, they may
not bs present 1t Is true that Dick Parksr's
old banjo Is the "ruinAtlOn Of all things," but
frum 1t IA evoked "OFiknal" and genuine negro
mlnstrelsy, aud SaniOrds Ethiopian sketches
are the very perfection Of experience and art
The neat c6slumlng, arch style and pretty ap.
peaTance OF Lu Delmay Is entirely agreeable,
and one cannot help thinking that Sallls Apis
associations have been with refined people, and
that her education has been by no means
neglected. Her reading Ia axoellont, and her
dancing Is entitled TO praise. Milburn gains
every night In the estimation Of his audiences,
and Knight never falls in securing hearty
eneOreJ The ballet intTodu eing Mile GAllotti
Ia one OF tho best We have had hero In a long
time, and Is conducted with TeleEence 10 art and
not sensation. We arc pleased In being able to
note the deserved success OF the Theatre
UomIque.
The Reclamation.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

The exhibition Of fTuit by the Potomac Asso-
citation, at tho Board Of Trade TOoms yesterday,
was we'll attended. At O'Clock tho sale com.
menced. MossTs. Reed n Sons Of this city sue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05
VISIT
wallach's
Dollar store,
Ipl Pa. ay., below National Hotel


THURsroH's ivory Pearl Tooth Powder is the
best Dentrihco In use. II keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price 20 and 80 cents.
JoUvEN'H InOdorOus Kid Glove Cleaner 10 far
superior to anything known. Prico 20 cents.
.. THoMFsoH'a Pomade Optlms Is exquisite. Il
softeng, beAutihes, and BtfenEthohs the hair.
Price 2b and 30 cents.
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

The Associated Survivors Of the War Of 1917
Of the District OF Columbia met yesterday after.
noon at the Criminal Court room for tho purpose
Of completing tue Arrangements for the eOntem.
plated visit " their brethren In Baltimore on tho
18th OF September. A committee, consisting OF
and Samuel English, Of company Il, Washing.
ton Light Infantry, were present, and with the
survivors completed the programme for the day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

II Is understood that tho Board Of Public
Works have decided TO aocedo 10 the wishes Of
property owners on East Capitol street and the
eastern section OF the city and pave East Oapl-
tol street with wood instead Of stone. This, II
true, will be joyful news for tho residents Of
Capitol Hill, as they have a Just pride In that
beautiful thoTOughiaTo.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

Not long since tho citizens OF tho county uying
near and using the Milk house road petitiOned
tho Board oil Public Works to have the road 70.
surveyed and directed to It's proper channel.
The request was not granted, for on examination
tho supeTlnte ndent Of roads Is satisfied that the
road Is now where II has been iOT tho last thirty
VRaTH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

MossTA Green h Williams, on Monday last,
sold the Carroll Place, situated at the corner Of
Firsthn North A streets, as follows: House
and lot No, u TO Hon. r. T, Merriok, for SO 900;
house and lot No. II 10 same purchaser, Tor W,
500; house and lot No. 10 to same, tor 1850
house and lot No. Is 70 same, for ~ 500 total
81, 900
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

Yesterday morning about ll:3O o clock young
child Of John r. look, esq, aged about two
years, fell from the second story window Of his
house on sixteenth street, between X and l.
streets, ami struck It's head and shoulders on tho
pavement below. DFs. Miller and 0aTnett were
called and dressed the injuries. which they pro.
nOunoed not Of a serious nature.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

Our able Recorder Of Deeds, Hon. Simon Wolf.
Is dOlnK effective work In OHIO A few days since
no addressed, In his usual eloquent manner, a
large and enthusiastic EatherlnKat Akron. The
''gist" OF bis speech WnsretutinE the imputatiOhs
cast upon the character OF the President and his
household officers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

OyeTalls OF duck, drilI, denim and miners
cloth from % cents 10 4l1j Jumpers or OYershiTts
10 match, We have fun line Of these goods
suitable i0t all trades. A. SAKS Il Co.,
3l6 Seventh street,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

Contractor Vanderwerken has been directed
TO remove large quantity OF stone now aocu nu.
lated on Virginia avenue, between Sixth and
seventh streets southeast,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

Mr. '. W, Thompson Is authorized, by his own
request 10 lay double track railway on Con.
neotlout avenue, but 10 adylEOd that the work
should be executed promptly.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

Few people know, and thousands do not
know, that by setting glass fruit jar on q
folded towel, thoroughly soaked In cold water,
the fruit can DO poured In boiling hot with
no more danger Of breaking than With o tin
can,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

The superintendent Of roads, VIM. Carpenter,
has b0sn authorized to make the necessary r..
palTs Ia the wooden bridge 90 Grant street, and
Tor the extension Of Eighth street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

The contract Of NJ. j. Laughlln has been
amended by the Board OF Public Works so as to
include the grading Of Twentieth and Twenty.
nTst streets east TO Virginia avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

Tho Republican club Of the Thirteenth dis,
tTlot JAILED 10 meet last night, owing 10 some
mlsund0rstAndln In regard 10 tho hall. The
club will hold . meeting on Friday night IN
AsblEy ohurUll.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

ENgLIsu WoRsTED CUATINus, In Double
Breast OutAways, with Vests to match. New
styles Cashmere PAntAloons,
Moan WALKER 4 Co.,
OIL Ppnnsylyan avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

In Wow Of tho statement that several
squads Of manageable young mon OF PrOVl-
dense and other cities have gone to Nara
gansett Pier TO supply deficiency there, our
Newport contemporary says, that THE equill-
6rIum being restored, society Is now tranquil
II not happy"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-05

limited hTATRs PATENT OFFIOE.
u WAHnNaror, p, o., August % l5la
IN tina petition 81 MANUEL PHABoDY, Of Phliadel,
phla, Pa D HylAR Tor tho o1tsnyion u = patsnt
granted q ha o. tbo aoth az Of eyembsF isas' for
ID NJ ordered lhat the Testimony In the qase be
oosod o. the aath day OF October noIt that the time
limited 10 The nh day Of November neIt md that
SGld petition no heard on the 18Th day Of November
Any psrson may epPsss thla sItspsien. -
SSptW9W NJ, D, LB00ETT, Commissioner