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New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
A PROMISE OF CLEAN STREETS.

THE BOARD OF POLICE INVITES PROPOSALS.
The Board of Police discussed on Saturday
the provisions Of the law relative to street cleaning
The following resolutions and specifications were
adopted:
Resoiped Assuming that the sOcaled streetceaning
contract" NAV be surrendered rescinded, and that
new arrangements viii become necessary for the work
of cleaning streets and removing ashes ana garbage
from premises and public places the Board or Ponce
hereby invite proposals from parties VINO may DO WunS
10 contract for such work. The specifications may be
Consulted AT the Office OF the Clerk of this BOard ana
proposals in writing will be received UP 10 Wednesday,
W Rtsoi5ed That Inc specifications for consultation as
conditions precedent to the proposals parts OF the pro-
The paved and unpaved streets, and public
places of the city be cleaned every night IN the year
are Broadway, from Thirty yfOurt-st to Bowling green
and Ffthave., from Fifty-nnthst to the Washington
Parade-ground Those to be cleaned three times week
throughout the year. wit the nights of Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, are those which are situate
south of FifteentLst. All Others TO be cleaned Twice
week at night Wednesday and saturday throughout
In the word cleaning is comprehended the removal
from the public streets avenues cutters, culvers and
ali Otner places prescribed by the police and beyond
cty limits ali dirt sand stones bricks, sweepings, and
refuse OF every description except materials Tor Dud
inr purposes in actual and lawful use. Ashes and
garbage whether deposited III proper receptacles OF
found upon the streets surface IN violation OF law are
to he removed daily beyond the city limits Ashes and
garbage TO be removed III carts perfectly shI ana
covered During the Winter months the Boaid OF FOlce
are TO designate, from time TO tme according 10 depOs-
its OF snow and ice what streets avenues or places may
be excepted and for what period removing 10 paGes @
10 be designated by the Board of Police snow aGd ice
from Broadway other streets at request ol the Board
OF Police price per load OF cubic 1eet Such hOtce as
the Board OF Police may indicate to he given TO house
holders half hour in advance OF the arrival OF the
carts for ashes and garbage. Ihe mode OF removing
contents of carts through from and beyond CITY hs,
and the places OF temporary deposit any or dumping,
TO be fixed from time to time 10y the board OF focS.
Approved surcties 10 the amount OF $, ana IN such
nupber as the Board may designate to be furnished Tor
faithful performance Of contract.
The Board transferred sergts. Patrick H. Pickett Of
the Eighth Precinct Alex b. Warts of the Seventh Pre-
cinct W F. c. BergbOld Of the Fourteenth Precinct,
Geo T. Suite of the TwentysecOnd Precinct ana Frank
r. Randall OF the Thirty first Precinct, TO supervise the
prOmpt and perfect execution OF the contract and TO
feport daily through the superintendent upon the man
ner in which the work shall be done IN their respective
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New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
FIGHT-HOUR MOVEMENTS.
THE CARPENTERS sTRIKE-OTHER TRADES DE-
MANDING REFORM.

THE CARPENTERS sTRIKE-OTHER TRADES DE-
MANDING REFORM.
The struggle of the carpenters, brcklayers,
and others for eight hours day and full promises
10 be unusually exciting this week About l,5OO car
penters assembled at Teutona Han, Saturday evening"
Michael Pardee in the chair and enthusiastically reaf
frmed the resolution adopted May IL, to go strike
The Chairmau putting the resolution said it should
be distinctly understood that they demanded s. so
day for eiqht hours, and one to work hours
between and in the morning and and in the
ing. Tremendous applause]
Delegates from the cabnet-makers, plumbers and
brcklayers avOwed their entire sympathy with the
peuters and their resolve 70 strike to-day and have the
objectOrs out to join them anyhow.
Mr.. W. Browning, Of the bricklayers, said Woe be to
the man who opposes the bTicklayers Their
meeting determined that there should be but eight
hour work in the city. II you bricklayers working
ten hours Monday blackguard them lcheersl throw
dust at them. [Cheers and laughterl
deputation that had waited the bosses returned
about llt O'clock and Mr.. Nolan behalf OF the Com
ttee reported that they had given the bosses the jour
neymens answer-eight hours and s. 90 day-and the
bosses seemed crestfaen [Cheers and lauGhterl Mr..
Moore and Mr. Deegan came deputatiOn OF bosses,
and said they had adjourned their meeting until Monday
night; that in the mean time they would issue notices
all the bosses in the city together that evening
and that they anticipated the would be favorable
TO the men. Cheers and waving OF hatsl The speaker
urged the still at Work TO return 10 their shops
as usual Monday morning.
Mr. Pardee declared that the men had completely out
generated the bosses. Loud hurrahs, The meeting
then adjourned, cheering enthusiastically
The wood carVers and tbs German upholsterers held
meetings yesterday, resolved TO demand eight hours
piece-wOrk, and appointed committees to manage the
strike which is expected TO result.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
POLICE NOTEH.

William Kingsley Of No. IS Cheuy-st. and Frank
Madden o locked Jefferson MARKET Yesterday
knocking robhe william Highland Of No. 20 Clinton
Brooklyn, Saturday night
While number of half-intoxicated persons were
returning yesterday Second picnic Punks
PaIk Wm Parker Of No 203 East Broadway stabbed
Ia the leg and severely wounded
The four-stOry frame dwelling. No 226 York ST.
Brook Abraham PerAge damaged $500
Saturday Timothy OConuors cooper shop No IL
Brooklyn. ato damaged $500 BY hre
During fight last evening in the saloon No. 22S
Cleus George CuuOn-ti fred revolver
Of h missing him but wouDdug Paek Baker
eit and utieting wound. Farrell escaped
VIM. Burns and Patrick Hanbury, Deputy Sber-
H. ntLg down Nhhayc Thirty fourth s Saturday
evening Shen lber ho took fright aud away The wagon
no and r two occupants thrown ol receiving
and clnons about the head body end hmb. The horse ket
o. a before he stopped W twenty fou and fouba'e had
dashed ihe wagon IN pccs and fatally injured hiuself
The body of Edward ObeIiander was found In the
Lht diver o. tle foot OF Oigerst Friday Tue throat
sie'. c. stt thought hat he Ld teen nnnred An
tasunauol o. c body aud found that
lr foG h le llpsl plcal and that ltah had
'- l c,tuIcf l1 ben utiu.iIuItt 20 business,
w nc- 'nt'e thai tc tIs ate9 ptd suicide vlt Iui sDd
iltl csptG iHiC lle
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
INsUBoRDINATE YOUNG CoNvICTs.

The 81 boys who were concerned in the re-
volt in the House of Refuge Friday still confined
in the Harlem Police Court SPrison. Mcdonald who
stabbed the foreman and assistant foreman OF the shoe
shop has been committed to await trial a charge of
feOnious assault The others viii be sent the Court
Of Special Sessions for trial The of the prisoners
range from Is to 90 Many OF them look like hardened
young ruiians. They all claim TO have been treated
very horribly by keepers and officials Of the House
Refuge. Israel G. Jones ,the Superintendent, and
the Board OF Managers OF the institution emphatcay
deny statements, and that their
more strc.Or than they should be TO preserve
der among the vicious and hardened class Of boys com
mted to their Much Of the insubOrdinatOn which
has existed among the boys for time past. they
claim the fact that the Court OF Special
si0ns has declared illegally constituted, many Of
the inmates having been committed in that Court.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20

THE TRIAL OF THE CORRUPT JUDGES
THE COURT TO MEET ON WEDNESDAY AT ALBANf'
The High Court of impeachment, consisting
OF the Senate and Court Of Appeals meet In Albany Oh
Wednesday next 10 arrange the prelimnaries lor Tue
trial Of Judge Barnard AS has been already s'a'eu'
neither the time nor the place Of trial has been YET ue
ermDed on but decided preference has been expressed
by many Of the Court to sit in Saratoga, 1t shoud pe
held during the Summers though II the matter shoulu
be postponed till September either Albany OF ths o'S
will be chosen The place of trial. however, ~ ho'
matter which so much concerns the public as the tne
and wherever il take place. the general desire Is tha
proceed as soon as possible and he conducted Win 'o
utmost dispatch ,., ,.
An extra session OF the Senatewas! called by the GOV
erpor before the adjournment, to hear the charge VI
lfoasance against Judge Prindle OF Chenango county
and that body met onuesday last for that purpose "
which time a demurrer, based on the fact that tno
ALLEGED mafeasance occurred before the accuseds pres
ont term was nterposed by his counsel and the futher
consideration postponed till Wednesday, after 'no No
NJ Impeachment shall have adjourned.
At what time the Senate will take up the case oi 'us
MeCunp of the Superior Court, %s2ss reuiVNa " in'
evidence sustain the charges) recommended ny tne
Governor last Tuesday has yet been decided Dut
is probable that early action VIII ne TAKEN IN s
and that OF Judge Curtis Of the Marine court reco,n
mendaton for whose removal is daily expected from 'ie
Governor. ~ -. .... 80. ,ro,s
The charges against Judge Prinde have not yet trans
pird though they are said TO be trivial IN comparison
with The alleged crimnalty OF Barnard, McCuhn' anu
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
THE COURTS.
DECISIONS-MAY Is

Common Pleas-Generdl Term.-By Chief-.Justice
DAILY and Judges LAemoe and RObnsonhe following decisions
rendeIe during the week Petnge BosoOrde striking
from Calendar granted MOncne ROndgnent affirmed Boese
Agt Smith and os-AppA dismissed Brewser The Equitable
Life Insurance CompaHyMoton denied with 10 Van Iugen
ag Whitman and orJudgmnt affirmed all the defendants
Whitman and TO him reyeted with Gay LahAnn
Judgment reversed Pe affirmed. White
hg Wedon-Jodgment reversed DALEY a Curry and Ano0ier
affirmed Borteh ag Kackerbocke Life
affirmed crepsey SOomon-Judgrnen affirmed agt
Henry.-Judgment affirmed.
Special TeT-BJ Judge MaelayfSee uem for
counseL)
BY Judge r. DaeyVan WAart Motion for Injunction
ceyer denied order TO be settled knaf Mg-MUton
denied Crag ag mem for counsel Tnppe Earle
Proceedings dismissed Cfawford
FayMoton denied without De Grew agt Ben
ne-1be undertaking not not shown 10 be solvent
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
BASEBALL NOTES.

Three championship contests took place on
Saturday. In Boston very close game was played be-
tween the Boston and Troy nne the former winning by
a score of 4to2 In Philadelphia lively ball and a
lepent umpire led TO Of 81 to In match be-
tween the Athletics and Ceveands, the former winning
In Brooklyn the Nutuas defeated the EckfOrds by a
score OF "a to g. The following Is the regular" nine
record up 20 May 19 in all their championship games,
including those with the cooperative mines:
Cubs GGnef won Games lost Ciabs Games Games lost
l. .Ahletc....4 4.CleyeAnd
2. .Boston......8 5. 5..MutuAl......6
g.. BALTIMORE. 6.TIOy.......
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
ppnMINENT ARRIVALS.

1stor House-Gen. Francis A. Walker; C9mmIs NM
, ~ r,5,n Ad, Fdh AreRue Hokt-Judge Robert = iae
Tsetbtown T. Gilmore Of Bo,iq5 ,he hGs' ~ y5 W T.
sh IN Montana Charles Maoaester Of Phadepna 'Oh ", H.
VI ,h Hon Nos Winsow WatertoND, f ne Rev.
g S @Irsn and the Rev NJ. Lacey Of Scotland Sy H2ss
D., iirnssi A TAYLOR U. s. Eay....SL. Ndohs Itoe.-
A. r Ra~sse aad T. wsyama Of he japanese 1s. H%S'',y
s ho f PIoida and Col W. w. Wood Of Virginia Breroc
Joast-Gen Hunt u s. Al Francis B Hsye tr%Sosh o. e
Pacific aud George w Riggs OF Nasmngoh
V YORK Hoil-Stua Robson the comedian and Capt heshekah
slin Cabra - Grand Central HOtet-EHGoy Dlhnghsm
Of Vermont Gen Of Georgia and Gen NJ sutton oil
CIareaoa Hoht-Capt. Hobart Of the British Army
,r Henry wilson and Gov Hoffman In the city Saturday
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
iAnnomeemenp.I
Refractory yhair-BURYETT's COCAINE subdues.
Announcement

"I LATELY VISITED AN AUNT OF mine re-
siding at Halfway onondaga Comfy w. writes Mr. DyerP Ssson
OF White Creek Washington County ~ Y, and found her in very
poor health suffering with quite Cough which had for some
ya preyou curing Winter months kept her confined to the room
pretty much all the Recommending Dr. JAMES ExPEcToRr
she consented 10 try and the result altogether satisfactory as the
following extract from letter. received from uncle aoundanty
shows:
Your faras wife concerned seemed Prov
Dental For three Winters ~ succession sue ha uesn @
with stubborn Cough and last Fall just before arrival set IN
again resisting all attempts TO check IT, hyou Know We we're an
her aud, your recommendation pocue "
ne Frector1nt has exceeded expectations has
not only relieved her brought sbous substantial and her
he4h better to-day than was previous to being hFs attacked
DON'T swallow improvements" too quickly.
Cune wire We told rings the bell So does cutting rope hang
man inst as much be done without result HOLINESS BUR
GAE ARN TEIEGRAPH pe cal experience Of ten years and
II has improvement Of Vue and
NOT e1ee by any oher method OGee, T. HoLNEs MurTayft
Visit F.. LORDS new Cleaning and Dycing
OEce go BroaiWsy Beckst ate Of Broomet ranch IT
Broadway shsSl saoqaes aees feathers goe S beau
tiluy cleaned; coats pants vests, cleaned Ike new.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, go to b. 5.
ScrlgP 0l Fuon store, no Showcases once up Stars s
de, from e safe drst hands save at manuiacers p'
DooLEY's YEAST POWDER is always full
weight; savilg Of one-iourih TO one half
Gents Cashmere Hats. Summer styles, at the
hat establishment Of r. ERSESwEIS 43 Nassau Spraes
BELL SCHNAPPS.-The best IN tne Wolld' OF
Sale b. Druggists and Grocers
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

Whitelaw Reid was unanimously elected
President OF the Lotos Club, last Saturday night.
Prof. Hartt of Cornell University will give,
tomorrow evening" at the Hall Of the Historical Society,
in second-ave an account OF the Lower AmaZonas,"
illustrated with stereOpticOn vicws.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20

so.ord alarm was sounded. as the flames had gained
Geadwav and at night third alarm brought @ tn9 Ere M
r,rt,ent 10 the scene. In the afternoon. Wine NC
~ 4rot was struck by falling timber and his arm was
broken.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
HOME NEWS.

rurpvo.,yTER YESTERDAY AT HUDSUTs, 2ls BBoApwAi'
o. 20, Soon-e2o 5nu.-65' hidneht-sV-
cEyTRn PARK METEOROLOGICAL DBPAkrNtSf
REPORT voK THH ENDING At = y Nm ~, sA' Degrees,
incue 20 49, -........... -. en.0
a. Is9 Ws,imum At 2 MAY 2..7l5
si"m A. p D. m May BIZ Minimum at A H. y
nhIhuA' - v .3l6 Range -
so ain his week Distance Travelled BY the "na 'ns
The week. 8f9 miles.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
COURT CALESDARs-rn, p.,
0VNHI NhLENUhHo-IHH
surRtSB CouRT-CRouIT-PABT Ivan BRrSr, J-Op,n, Al

tI'ho -
! m.
l0l9l-Soyes agt Perry ,tAl.
ll55. Wehie agt- Spellman ct al
l2l3.s u lIildreih agt. shepard.
l2Jl ..Rolgell sgi Brundage suru.
yOf.
1853. .Ahderen ct al art. Tuuno
ctEL
l1l9. .Culkin, Receiver, &c, AIT.
EsleT.
] White Ggt Pe,tigrew.
l12J. .Gariinsr II sl srt Union r.
- Il. and TIansportAtion Go.
l125. Ran az. lhs. Co. Of Nsfth
America.
l727..Tilney agL OReilly.
"opens At l0l an.
17Ll Reed hgt lnf. Co. of the
State of Pennsylvania.
ao4. .hoiisig art Goodyear ct Al.
Tl6. .OsborI agt Keech.
1l2. Boln sgt. Goidsteln.
563. henfshohn sgi. FIrringtou
etAl
i0t. He.nsltf ksL i0b1h
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20

l0i
3s5. Higgins hgt Hyatt ct al.
eH'TS.
725. Home Ins. Co. agt. Pennsyl
vaniA X. X. Go.
1867. .Andenreid tgt. Mercantile
Mutual lns. Go.
go. Post ei al hgi Gilbert ei al.
1901. Walker ct al agt Frost
S55. .GotI agt Frank ct al
~. .Haydent agt. Gilliland.
283. .MeConnA6k art Central
Park N. and /. River X. H.
Go.
ld09I .Rowtll at. Wells.
lOt3. Novelty Spnhg Go. agt
Beach ct al
PART li.-BARRKTT.
tol Atlantic Mail :. 5. Co. hgt
CeGtfal Amer. Transit Go.
200. .Osgood e. al. hgi Lippinan.
7qs. .Osgood It al rec, kc, agt
sifauis.
GO. CouoyeI agt. Coleman Il a.
20. Tussa agL O'Brel, Abtng
6C
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20
vARNIsH WORKS BURNED AT HUNTERS POINT.

About a. IN. yesterday, the extensive varnsh
works occupying the greater part the bounded
Is Fuhg and Westayes and the Long Island Railroad
at Hunters Point, caught Are and OWING 70 the highly
eOInbustDle Of the materials the flames had
complete control OF the premises. The buildings
OF brick aud at the time large quantity Of yarnish
chemicals stored in them. The watchman saw the
flames in the older part OF the building used store
house but rapid the progress OF the cOnhagra-
don that with difficult he removed his family who
lIed teneDeI by Although the Fire Department
responded promptly, the explosions IN the building and
thc burning r6sln in the yard made IL impossible 10
approach the burning buildings. Soon after the dis
eovery OF the fire Two frcmeD were injured by
posjoD while they wereIaemping to force an entrance
from tbe shed into The main building. One OF them was
struck 90 the head and received serious cash. Owing
"a the confusion, MI LOwensten could lot recall The
OF thc companies ny whom the hrIn was insured
The insurance tle works j. $4,000 mainly IN New
York companies. g.antity OF lumber stored Leal
ILe premises was cons iucIaUiy damaged.
At % gas feared fhat the Games would spread
e. tie !on- IraAd Railroad workshop which y on the
opposite slde 81 he street aad almost everything was
removed iIOin Tie shop. About q. M u Was thCaSIt
lbst tLe DJeiD Da lODIrOI O Tie bTe, bDI 1T noon
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20

BELL ScHNAPPs.-The best in the world. Fol
Sale By Druggists and Groeers
New-York tribune., 1872-05-20

Gents Cashmere Hats. Summer styles, at the
hat establishment OF p EESESwEIS i48 Nassau ST. near Spruces
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-23
The Enlarged ana Revised Edition
The Medical Adviser and
Guide to Health,
INTERPRETATION MORRILL,

OF THE MORRILL, MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No
I3 Blu finch street. Boston, Mass, has been be
the public since the first Of August last, and has
probably met with larger sale and more general
approval than any other Medical Work designed for
Jouar that has before been published
in the United States. Tire ole subject OF physical
debility resulting from seli-abuse. impoeBey, spema-
orrhea, etc, in males early decline, huoT albus
rolapsus urer all irregularities, etc. with full and
complete list of remedies for disease incident
Of every whether married single, with
and suggestions adapted TO condition in
lie This valuable and Interesting book OF sos
pages tor sale at the Morrill, Medical Institute only
nddwIll be sent address receipt of the pTc
DOcIoR MoRRILL be consulted az all hours
at his Office all diseases of general special
character matter how of how long stand
ing, with assurance of prompt and speedy lief
All letters conhjeniiaiiy regarded aud promptly
~ered. consultation fee Of 81 must accompany all
etters soliciting medical advice. Remember the ad.
dress " The Morrill, Medical institute" No. Buhncs
street. Boston Mass. SE5yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-23

The rumor which has prevailed in town
that DIR. N. W. Gilbert, dentist. of this
place, was drowned By the wreck of steamer
on lake Michigan last week, turns out, as
now reported, to have been another n. w.
Gilbert, runner FOR a New York house, a
young man about twenty-four years of age.
The surveyors on the Montpelier and
Black River Railroad, by the East Calais
route, have nearly completed their work
| and Chief Engineer Stearns reports favor
ably, we understand
The Ladies of the Baptist Society are in
tending to give an Oyster Supper and Fruit
Festival at their chapel next Tuesday even
ing.
-Four hens eggs weigh one pound, accord
ing to returns received from "biddie'' in
Berlin, that Ioosts on c. B. Leonard's perch.
1t was weekly issue.
Mr.. Rankin, the former Secretary Of the
State Board of Education, will deliver the
address at the Reunion of the Alumni Of the
johnson Normal School
NEw RoAD-The Missisquoi and Clyde
River Railroad, from Richfori to Newport,
is being pushed night and day Iron is
being laid at both ends, and the through
line from Montreal to Boston is expected to
be in good running order by January Ist,
1873.
The Free Press says: A portrait Of Gen
Stephen Thomas Is to be placed in the State
House at Montpelier, the gift of the boys Of
the 8th Vermont Regiment, with which
Thomas went out as Colonel
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-23

IprzgvEHzNrs.-Tue new and substantial
block On State Street, erected by BAbc)ek,
Cutlcr. and james r. Langdon the present
season. has been so far completed as to ad
init VI its occupancy by the first named gen
men. for the purpose be a drug store, for
wrlch it was built. The foundation and
40. b the building together with the out
sde finish, are a credit to the builder, Mr.,
n,ais3n Taft. of Montpelier. who has placed
upon the principal street the best looking
block that has over graced our not-oyer
highly ornamented town in the way OF ar
oaitcetu1al adoInment.
The old fashioned lily arranged st1-s has
satisfied the shop-kceper, and til customer
c5lld find no fault 50 long as his wants were
fairly supplied over it, counters, and good
tsstc has expended itself in other channels.
But Messrs. Babcock x Cutler have taken a
I.plrture from the old beaten track, provld-
ia, themselves with new place Of business,
which presents all the attractions of a met
r5politan bazar The inside flash IS OF
black walnut and ASH, the workmanship
dip. Hin. Of Barre, ami is crcditable to
Us thoroughuess and mechanical skill The
or is Of marbelized tile, and the counter
.Jps Of the purest white Brandon marble,
from the well known Burlington marble
works. The new Drug Store is an orDa-
mtnt to the town and a perpetual credit to
ne enterprisiug proprietors, who deserve for
their liberal outlay, still greater accessions
tJ their already Furnishing bus iness.
The adjoining store in the same block is
being fitted up as a banking house for the
Montpelier National Bank, the site of the
o'i jaaklas house being wanted as part OF
the grounds to be occu pied by new block,
for which James r. Langdon IS now build
irg tie foundation.
Tie New "ulzen block on Main street,
b. approaching a completion, and has already
Emeuced receiving its tenants. D. L.
kraTp occupies the corner store next to the
irgus and Patriot Office for harness shop.
VIZ. Allen has moved his cigar mandatory
ms, Tie room adjoining, Mr. V. Konsalik,
"a'eltn ger, has shop on the second story,
e.ilarcs next 70 Winch Jones store, and
ole='ore on the lower floor etIremains to be
o''upieI This block IS great addition to
ne tusiue : part of the town and adds much
70 the 90 q appearance OF Main street
Prone - new block near the head of Barre
street ! .t7) nearly completed aud will be
re Of the inJst attractive business places
o. Main a-raet wen finished. with sine
good tenement rooms in the up stairs We
wish all such enterprises substantial return
70 both b0ndhol ders and occupants.