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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-02-12
EGAL NOTICE

Il IJOseph Weir, residing in the State of
Texas, will take notice hat on the 9Th day
Of December, 1917, Francis Gran, Of Bazetta,
Ohio. hled petition in Of Common
Pleas, of TIumbull county, Ohio. asking
Judgment against said Weir, upOn four sew
eraI causes OF action, viz In the sum Of
S62.U6. money paid as surety for said Weir
on a judgment in favor OF D. MEL Parsons,
rendered Dec. Is. lS5B. by Warren Young, a
Justice OF the Peace for Gustavus township,
said county. for the sum OF Sl25.SO, amount
due on judgment against defendant in favor
Of plaintiff, rendered June 3, 1857, by stew
art Kee, Justice OF the Peace OF Greene
township. said county; for the sum OF SOS,
due on q note dated LIST Dec, 1855. payable
to DR.. Judd, or order. owned by plaintiff,
and for S2l5.O2, money paid By plaintiff as
surety for defendant Upon a note for $50,
dated 18th January. 1883, payable to Solo
mon Kline. with 10 per cent. Interest. Petit
ton alleges, further. that defendant has
been absent from the state Of Ohio since
the year A. ID. 1856. Defendant viii also
take notice that at Nov. term, 1877, OF said
Court, the death Of said Francis Craft was
suggested, and Jane Gran, his Administra-
trix- was substituted as plaintiff; also, that
order OF attachment was Issued In said
cause. Defendant Will answer on or before
March q. 1873, or said petition will be aiken
as confessed. w. 7. SPEAR
Jan. y, IS7S-6t Atty for PIN
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Western Reserve Cheese Market,

The following are billing prices OF
dealers upon orders, prices paid by the
same to producers being from lc to tic
lower.
HUDSoN-We quote cheese to-day at
IA cents, but late IPsk at l2lal3c. billing
prices. Butter 25a3Sc There is a con
siderable amount of cheese shipping just
now.
SoLoN-We quote prices unsteady at
12laI3c buying, billing l34al4lc. But
ter steady at 25a29c.
RAvENNA.-Market ia quiet. Orders
are filed at l4Ial5c for prime factory.
Misunderstanding prices Of facto-
~ are ranging from l4l TO l5c. Dealers
are paying 12al2le for same unlocked.
Market very quiet and
dull with billing prices nominally at Isl
al43c.
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During 1872. in New York, eleven mil
lion shares Of Pacific Mail Steamship
stock changed hands. That is. fifty-five
times the whole number ofshares issued
by the company were bought and sold
during the year. The amount represent
ed by these transactions alone was equa.
to one half the national debt. or Erie
Railroad, six million shares were sold I;
as many of Western Union Telegraph,
and nearly as many of Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad. 1t is not to be
understood, however, that these trans
fers all actually took place. In fact, a
reliable commercial journal declares that
nine tenths of them were mere bets uP-
on the rise or fall of the stocks, the loser
paying the difference between the stipu-
lated amount and the actual value Of the
stock upon the day of delivery. The
brokerage upon these transactions alone
amounted to about $40, OOO, 900. What a
gigantic and costly squirrel-wheel moYe-
ment, ending in nc public benefit what
ever,
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DEATHS.

Notice Of death Tee-ObRUdTy fUe cents per linz
In Braceville, Jan. I'd. Mrs. SUSAN NJ.
PRESTON, In the 56th year OF her age,
wife of Al Preston.
At the residence Of Dr.. ]. Il. Nelson, Jan.
3Oth, Miss JUDITH OSWALD, in the SD
year other age.
on Jan. 81, 1878, in B~aconsburg, Miss CAN
DACE COLBURN, aged Is years and 4
months.
For two years she had quietly lived 4
christian life, loved by everybody. We
gently laid her beside her sister who but .
short time preceded her, while her widowed
mother and her brother are conSoled by the
even so them also which sleep in Jesus will
God bring with Him." QThes. Nv, ~
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Ihn MndnrS-

WASHINGTON, February 6-An
order has been issued To the COM
mandant of United States forces Ope-
rating against the MOdOc Indians to
make such disposition Of his forces as
will tend to protect settlers and
their property in the neighborhood
aud suspend hostile proceedings
a. ainst the Indians unless absolutely
necessary until the auivIl of the
commission recently appointed to in
vestigate the causes which led Cap
tain Jack to wage war upon the whites
and the result Of the investigation is
made known.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.
N Rhoda Kennedy, Elizabeth Underwood,
John Kennedy.lfndre Kennedy, Miranda
Kennedy anCynsh1a Ann Kennedy and
Clement MlnelaD, lminOr) of Trumbull Co.
Ohio: Aiexarder Kennedy of Fremont Co
Iowa, n Elmer Kennedy, Of Winnsbago
county, Illinois, will take notice that on
the : day OF January, Al lS73. a petition
was filed by William n. Kennedy, in the
Court OfCOmmon Please f rrumbun county,
Ohio asking that dover be assigned to said
Rhoda, and that subject to such dover par
tithon be made Of following described
lands, viz:
LIST parcel: The homestead farm Of the
late Lazarus Kennedy. tua IN Vienna,
Trumbul county, State Of Ohio. being part
OF Lots sand 8, and containing 202 acres OF
land.
% parcsis Part of Lot 81 in the township
of Hartford, said county, containing Zths
OF an acre, being same land decided 20 LaEa-
rps Kennedy, by Henry aud Clara Keltch,
BY deed recorded in TFumhun county Rec
ords, vol 10, p o.,
Sd parcel One-hah acre o. land situate
In Lot No Is in the township OF Hubbard,
SAID county, being the southeast corner of
q nitY acre tract formerly owned by Lana
rus Kennedy. decd. and by him reserved In
adeed OF said nifty acres made 70 Magdale-
ma Johns, and recorded In Trumbun county
Records, vol. l07, p. 39e.
And that at the February term, 1873. Of
said Court order Of dover and petition will
be taken accordingly II no defence is made
WIN. T. SPEAR,
Jan. 8. 1szS-et. Atty for Petitioner,
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Senator Patterson.

The Nashua, New Hampshire ,
Telegraph, edited by the Chairman
of the Republican State Committee,
of n. Hampshire, has been led by the
developments of the Credit Mobilier
investigation to speak as follows re-
specting Senator James w. Patter-
son Of that State; In rejecting upon
this matter we think ~e see the fatal
error that lies at the bottom of Sena-
tor Patterson's devious course. He
entered politics about ten years ago
with a high personal reputation but
with q very low idea OF the ethics
that obtain AMONG politicians. Poll
ticians are really.nO worse than other
men, and there are but few sensible
politicians who act upon the idea,
that "all is fair in politics." He who
enters politics entertaining this idea
Is sure TO be tripped by it sooner or
later. A fear that Senator Patterson
being half inclined to the "Liberal'
movement turned the scale against
him in the Senatorial contest last
June. Many who had known him
long and well had been forced by n
circumstance and another to doubt
his reliability both as a politician and
a man. So, when his defeat came the
out side world, who knew him only
by his fair reputation, were surprised;
but that surprise was not shared by
the we'll informed men of our "
State. The Republican party, IN
like any other that has gone before it.
will not bestow its honOrs upon men
Of compromised regulations. 1t may
be mistaken sometimes. and it may
sometimes be slow to be undeceived,
but whsn its faith In one of its idols
is once shaken, that idol is forever af-
ter a broken image.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-02-12

John Jamas ingalls,, the new Kan
sas Senator, has an article in the
Kansas Magazine, for February. on
Deane Monahan's "SOns of the Bor-
der" a fresh and racy Western book.
Says Mr.. Ingalls, Civilization is a
veneer. The gentleman is a varnish.
ed savage. The institutions of society
are stuccl upon an ediice OF barba-
rism. We all fee that it is humilia-
ting and eowardly to call upon the
law to avenge our wrongs, to waive
our right to slay the seducer, to smite
the insuiter, to exact r%eparatiOn from
the thief Hence spring the secret
contempt for arbitration, the Zero sious
exultation of war. Geneva was well
enough for America, because we won
the bloOdless battle. We a applaud
William l., as the petlifogger praises
the squire who gives him his cause,
bee ause he awarded us the boundary
we coveted; but, had the decision been
averse, there is not an American who
would not haye called for Giant, the
soldier, and the solution of his sword.
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Hubbard, o., Feb. u, /.
.OAn NOTICE

hNotice is hereby given that a petition
will be presented TO the Commissioners oil
sion, 1878. TO lay Out and establish a county
road. commencing at the north side of the
Mahoning river ut the termination OF a
road running east from Phalanx, in Brace
vile, to said Mahoning river, on lands OF
John llingensmith, In Warren township:
thence southerly across said river, and thro'
lands owned by Susan Allen and her hus-
band, to a road leading IRON Leavittsburg
10 Braceyille; being distance OF about 40
rods, more or less.
JOHN KLINGENsMIrH.
Feb. y. lS-34ts
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This suggestion of the Springfield
Daily Republic is both timely and
just.
1t must be borne in mind that the
credit of the exposure of the Credit
Aobilier frauds belongs to the ReDub
lican administration and Congress.
who are most thoroughly ipvestigat
ing the whole mattsr-regardless of
the politics Of the persons implicated.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-02-12

LAlice Fritinger. whose place of resi-
dence Is unknown, will take notice thai on
the 3jth day Of January, 1873, George Frit-
niger filed in the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Trumbull county. Ohio. his petition against
her, praying for a divorce ; cause alledged,
neglect OF duty. said cause viii be foI
hearing at any time after six weeks from
the drst publication OF this notice.
GEORGE FRIrINGER.
Washington Hyde, Att'y for Pltn.
Feb : Is73-6t.
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EGAI. NOTICE

LJoseph Weir, who is supposed to reside
II the Slate Of Texas. will take notice that
on the 9Th day OF December, 1917. Amos
ROwley. Of Bazetta. Ohio, 6led petition in
the COurt OF Common Pleas, Of Trumbull
county, Ohio. asking judgmen against said
Weir upon a note dated Aug. l, 1857, for So,
with interest at 10 per cent, payable to said
ROwley. and due at date; that order Of at
tachment was issued in said case. and that
he must answer by 22d March, 1873, or judg-
ment Will be taken. Petition alleges that
defendant has been absent from said State
ever since sal note was given.
W. T. SPEAR.
jan 2, lSI3-6t Atty for Pl'h.
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FGAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that on Jan II
1913, the Probate Court of Trumbu0 county
Ohio, declared the estate Of John K Jones
late Of said county, decd, probably inSOl'
vent, and appointed the undersigned Com
missioner OF the Insolvency therein
Those having claims against said estate
are requested to present them to the under
signed within six months from said Jan. II
ls73, properly authenticated for allowance
or they viii not be entitled to payment.
JULIUS N. COWDERYs Admir-.
Jan. i, lST3-6t.
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Ex-G Governor Geary, ofPennsylvania,
died suddenly on last Saturday morning,
in Harrisburgh. He had returned from
New York, the evening before, in sppa-
rent good health, While breakfasting
with his family, and in the act of help
ing his little son, his head suddenly fell.
Before his wife could get to bis side,
and before medical aid could be sum-
moned, he was dead. 1t is supposed that
heart disease or appoplexy was the cause.
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1 DMINIsTRAToR's SALE OF

la pursuance OF an order OF the Probate
Court Of TrumbuI county, Ohio, I will offer
for sale at public auction. on Saturday, the
22d day OF Feb. 1873, between and 3 O'Clock
p. m, atthe south door Of the Court House,
In Warren, the following described real
estate situate in Greene township, in said
county OF Trumbull. to-wit: Known as Lot
No. Z, In section No. % and bounded north
by the section line OF No. 20 and east, sruth
and west by the lines OF Lot No. 2, and con-
tains thlrty-seven 90 acres Of land. APP
praised at $40 dollars.
Terms-k in han and the balance in one
year; payments to be secured by mortgage
on the premises. VIM. CRATSLEY,
Admir- Of Elisha A. Underwood. decd.
Jan. %. IS73-St
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EGAL NOTICE.


Thomas N. Abel and Simon L. Abel
partners, under the name and style OF T,
M. Abell& Co., plaintiffs. vs. p. T. Cook and
others, whose names are unknown, and
o as the firm p. 7. Cook & Co, Deft's
In h Count Of Common Pleas Of Trum-
bull county, Ohio.
P. T. Cook and the other defendants whose
names are unknown, will take notice that
7. II. Abel & Co. did, on the 18th day OF
Dec, A. D., 1872, dle their petition in the
Court OF Common Pleas of Trumbull county
aud State Of Ohio, against 2. 7. Cook and
other defendants. whose names and resi-
dences are unknown, setting forth that the
said defendants are indebted to said plain
ties in the sum OF seven hundred and fifty
six dollars and hfty-four cents, for lumber
timber and other merchandise sold and de.
livered. The said plaintiffs also procured
an order OF Attachment and GarDishee
notice on the same day In said case, to issue
against the property and credit Of said de-
PENDANTS according to law. said case Will
be tried at February term OF said Court,
1873, which sets Feb. 9th OF said year.
RATLIFF & MOSES,
Jan. S, lS7S-6t AtL'ys for Eth7s.
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The election in New Hampshire, the
first Of the present year, will take place
on the 18th of March. There are three
tickets in the feld-Republican, Demo
cratic, and Prohibition. OF course there
will not be much excitement so soon
after the IRE residential campaign, and the
vote is, therefore, likely TO be small
The Republicans are quite confident,
however, of retaining their supremacy,
and are working industriously to that
end. Their nominees are: for Governor,
Ezekiel A. Straw, and for Railroad Com
missioner, Edward P. Hudson; for Con-
gress, VIM. B. Small, in the First Dis.
trict; Austin L. Pike, in the Second. and
Simon G. Griffith In the Third. The
present incumbents, E. A. Hubbard,
Samuel n. Bell, and Hosea W. Parker,
are Democrats and have been renomi-
mated. James a. Watson is the Demo
cratic nominee for Governor, and Henry
Colony for Railroad Commissioner
The Prohibitionists have nominated DR..
John A. Blackmar for Governor, Asa
Kendall for Railroad Commissioner, and
A. G. Comings, ]. NJ. Fletcher, and A.
c. Hardy for Congressman.
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MARRIAGES.
Marr,aoe Nottes. tnserted erass..

M0TTIdCe NOfices t1SeTteu ITuSu.
On Thursday. Nov. I'D, by h Rev. T. ]
Taylor, Rector OF Christ church, Warren
Miss CONSTANCE, NJ. HARRISON, o
Richmond, Va,
BIZ Rev. +. W. Sherwood, Feb. 4th, Mr.
CHAS. ALLING. OF Johnston, and Mis-
ANNA MORAN, Of Vernon.
ON the evening of the 9Th inst, at the resi-
dence Of Rev. c. G. Smith, on EN- street
Youngstown. ohio, Mr.. BENJAMIN L
PEARCE, of Niles, to Miss ELIZABETH
L. McCOLLOM, of Youngstown.
II. this city, on the Sth inst, at the resi-
dence OF Daniel Bishop, Esq. by Mayor
Dawson, Mr.. OTTO and Miss
CATHARINE CLOSE, all of Hubbard.
At the residence OF the brides father. in
Bazetta. Feb. 6. 1878, by !. A. Thayer. Mr.
WILDER WOOD. and Miss RoXA BUSH
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FGAL, Notice

LJohn Fenton. who e place OF residence
j. unknown, but supposed to be q non resi-
dent Of the state OF OniO. will take notice,
that on the 18th day Of January, 1873, Al
mira FentOn filed in the Court Of Commo
Pleas OF TrumOull county, Ohio, her peti-
ton against him. praying for "a divorce and
alimOny, and to be restored to her maiden
name: cause, ALLEGED willfuI absence fol
more than three years last past, and gross
neglect Of duty. said cause will be for hear
ing at the next term of said Court OF Com
mon Pleas, commencing Feb. 2ith. 1873.
ALMIRA FENTON.
Hutehins, futile & Stuil, Att,ys.
Jan. q. IS7S-6t
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DOAD NOTICE.

1GNotice is hereby given that a petition
Will be presented to the Commissioners OF
Trumbul county. at their next session,
March Sd, A. ID. 1873, praying for the estab-
lshment OF a cOnnty roa on the following
line. tO-wit: Commencing at the town line
road running east n west between the
townships OF Bristol and Bloomfield, at the
northwest corner Of samuel Stoyer's land,
and the northeast corner OF EllwOod Da-
Wilson's land. thence on a sOutheriy direc-
ton on the line OF said Slower & Davidson's
land, ais on or near the line OF lands be-
longing 10 Mrs. Sage, Daniel Sager. Joseph
Thompson and Robert Henry, until Il In
t~erseets the road which runs east from
North Bristol corners.
SOLOMON SAGER.
Bristol, Jan. %, lsTS-Its
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EGAL. NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given. that on the 18th
Jay Of January. 1873, the undersigned MED
In the PrObate Court OF Trumbull county
Ohio. his petition, praying for an order au-
thoriZing him to sell the following claims
belonging TO the assignment OF John W
Leyde, which have become desperate: See
statement of salt claims herewith fled
Said petition will be for hearing on the
22d day OF Feb, 1873. at 10 O'Clock. a. m
JULIUS ". COWDERY,
Assignee OF JOhn W. Lsyde.
Jan. - lS7S-4t
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Mr.. Boutwell, will have a good time il
he follows all the advice that is rendered
him in the management of the fiscal az
fairs of-the nation. Every n OF our
financial wiseacres assumes such q per-
feet knowledge of the whole subject. and
such dogmatic positiyeness and infalli-
biliiy, that the public ideas are terribly
confused. One wants payments on the
public debt to go On /; another wants
them stopped. One wants the Secretary
to let the money market alone, and an
other wants the Government to control
Wall Street with a strong hand. One
wants expansion, and another contrsc-
ton. To cure the absurdity it is pro-
posed to constitute an advisory board of
intelligent and virtuous citizens, retired
from business and not interested in bank
stock, to stand at Mr.. BoutweIl's elbow
and to give him official and authoritative
advice. Fortunately, Mr.. Boutwell, ar
ries a pretty level head of his own, and
manages to please the vast majority of
his fellow citizens by tangible results of
a most beneficial character.
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Congress has just passed an ACT which
authorizes the transmission by mail OF
seeds, outings, bulb roots and scions OF
any weight in packages not to exceed
four pounds each, postage to be n cent
for two ounees. Heretofore such pack
ages have not been allowed to exceed
twelve ounces
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A TTACHMENT NOTTCE

IN Mahon 3. White, plth, VS. John Mozart
ney. deft. Before Addison Randall, ]. p. oil
Hubbard township. Trumbun county, Ohio.
The defendant will AXE notice that on
the 18th day OF Jan A. ID. 1873, said Justice
issued an order OF attachment in the above
action for the sum o fsixty (6O) dollars. Said
cause will be for hearing on the Sd day OF
March, A. - 1878, at 10 O'Clock, a. m
TRUESDALE & HINE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Hnbhard a Feb ~ Ig-9-st
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A TTACHNENT NOTICE

~ S. L. johnson VS.. James Kane.
Before ". n. Sanford, J.. p. Of Vienna
township, Trumbull county. Ohio. On the
I'D day OF January, 1873, said Justice issued
an order Of Attachment in the above action
for the sum of So S lO0. Said cause Is set
for heading on the I4th day of March, 1873,
at 10 o'clock. am. x. L. JOHNSON.
Eah 10 Ig-S-2f
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ESTATE OF Robert Hampson deed.
ElNOtice is hereby given that the subseri-
Der mas been appointed and qualified as
administrative on the estate OF Robert
HampsOn, late OF Trumbull County decd.
Dated at Warren, this 18th day OF Jan. lS73.
LYDIA NJ HAMPSON, Adm'x.
Eah = 1S-l-g-
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ALBERT WATSON.
n a. Nc N :"
Hartford Fire Insure Go.
ASSETS, 81
STATE OF OHIO. !
INSURANCE DEPARTNEST,
COLuMKUs- Ian. 90. 1873.

STATE OF OHIO.
INSURANCE DEPARTMEST,
COLUMBUS, an. 80, 1878
WHEREAS. The Hartford Fire Insurance
Company, located at Hartford. in the State
of Connecticut. has flied in this once q
sworn Statement. by the proper Or1cers
thereof, showing its condition and business
and has complied. in all respects, with the
laws of this State relating to Fire Insurance
Companies. incorporated by other States OF
the United States.
Now, Therefore. In pursuance of.law, 1,
William F. Church, Superintendent Of In
surance for the State of Ohio, do hereby
certify, that said Company Is authorized to
transact its appropriate business Of Fire
Insurance in this State. In accordance with
law, during the current year n condi-
ton and business OF said Company at the
date OF such statement, dec. Sist, lS72D Is
shown as follows:
Amount of actual paid up CapitaS 100000 90
Aggregate amount Of available
Aggregate mount OF Liabilities,
Except capitaD including re-
l,S4s.2S 20
ceding year in cash-e---,...2 .2a, 2SI %
Amount OF Expenditures for the
preceding year In cash------.---- 2,SSe.96 81
IL. S.1Inwitness Whereof, l have hereunto
subscribed my name. and caused the
Seal OF my ONCE to be afixed, the
day and year above written.
W. F. CHURCH, Superintendent.
Feb. u. lS73-lt
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1t is stated that an indictment has been
foundin Paris against Fremont and some
OF his associates who helped him to ne
gotiste the Memphis and FL Paso Rail-
road bonds in the European market.
The trial comes of there shortly.
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EOR RENT

T OST.
lin bloomfield, on or about the I'D Of
TINS month"; prosaisSory note, for the sum
Of nfty-six dollars. signed by James Cottle;
made payable TO Esau Sealy or bearer; da-
ted bloomfield, May II. 1871, with interest al
8 per cent. All persons are hereby caution
ed against purchasing said note as the pay
ment Of the same has been stopped by me
JOSEPH SEALI, Admir-
of the estate of Esan Sealy, decd.
Bloomfield, a q. lS73-3t.