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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
THE COURTS.
A RAILROAD SUIT.

INJUNCTION AGAINST THE ATLANTIC AND fACifiC
COMPANY.
Jnhan T. Davies of Davies a. Work made
motion yesterday, before Judge Daniels TO continue
the Injunction preventing the directors OF the Atanc
and Pacific Railroad from paying dividends out OF the
funds of the Company 10 the stockholders OF the racine
Railroad Company of Missouri for the line from Frank
lin 10 ST. Louis which the defendants have leased and
to make the injunction perpetual The relaOr is Samuel
p, Dinsmore who claims to own 100 shares of the At
lantc and Pacific He alleges that the Company, With
out authority Of the act of Incorporation or OF any
statute OF the United States, leased in july 1871 inc
Pacific Railroad of Missouri, which is entirely separate
from the route Of the Atlantic and Pacific designated n
the act OF incorporation which says Inc line snii run
directly west; that in the lease they guaranteed uV
dends of per cent yearly for three years per cent o
the next two years. and per cent thereafter upon tne
capital stock OF the Pacific Railroad Of Missouri that
a. acres were granted by the United States 10 the
Atlantic and Pacific Company. which offered Ihei oi
sale at taeir naturally increased value on account Vi e
line of railroad through the section and last year re-
ceived s1G9.439 81 net cash.
MI Dlnsmore's injunction was first obtained 10 re-
strain the payment of dividends out of the Company
earnings and out of receipts derived from the sale OF
lands granted by the act OF incorporation upon the cap
tai stock OF the Pacific Railroad OF Missouri, guaranteed
by the Atlantic and Pacific by consideration Ior the
lease between the companies. The dividend was an
nounced TO be paid last July. The Pacific Railroad OF
Missouri was at the time heavily hardened with mort
cages to the extent Of $l29o0,oOO, and the Ill
rectors Of it conspired with the directors
OF the Atlantic and Pacific TO increase the
liabilities Of the Pacific Railroad and its capital stock
without any money value for the private emolument OF
the directors Mr.. Dinsmore further claims that his
shares are deprecated by the action OF the Defendants
and that he is entitled to interest in the land grant
to secure which the main line must be completed by
July. 1874.
Coles Morris replied for the defendants, and read
numerous afIdavits showing that they were the as
sgnees by purchase of the South Pacific OF Missouri and
entitled all their franchises and rights, one OF which
construction of road from Franklin to ST. Louis,
and counsel argued that surely the right TO construct
means the right to purchase The possession OF that
little piece OF road was absolutely necessary. Judge
Daniels reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
FUGITIVE HOMICIDE Captured.

William Larkin, bricklayer, charged with
she fatal beating Francis Xavier HabersrOh, Ger
man barber was arrested by Police Capt. lyman and
Detective Leahy OF the Eighteenth Precinct at First
ave and FIftysecOndst last night Habersroh visited
iouor store al Frst-ave. and Sixteenth-st, with a
friend about D. H., June 49, The barrOom was already
filed with brioklayers and others who had been
working on an adjacent new building. Haberstroh
invited one OF them 10 drink with him.
The others took Ofense and elected Haberstroh When
on the sidewalk Larkn knocked Haberstroh down and
FED Haberstroh went home after receiving surgical
treatment al the Twenty secOndst statiOnhOuse, where
he declared that he did know who had struck him.
The following day lie became insensble and few days
later he died from bis injuries without having been
restored 20 consciousness. Coroner Kesser,
who had been summoned, unable TO
cake an anfe-Inortem statement OF the deceased.
He however ordered the arrest OF John larkin
about eight days. notwithstanding the positive assar
Of Capt lyman that Larhn the brleklayer, VINO
had escaped. the guilty person, ana that Lafk the
tailor was clearly innocent. FlUaly the prisoner was
released under t10OO ball. four a1hdavlts proving an
Alb his behalf having meanwhile been IN
the Corone possession several days AT the inquest no
evidence ddduced against larkin the tailor nut the
verdict ncuipacd Larkn the bricklayer, ana e1cul-
fated nv name others who had been arrested ana
committed ~ the Tombs by order Of the Coroner IN de
fant Of $1,000 and 81 500 nail respectively Since the es-
cape 81 the brcEayer Capt lyman has been constantly
searching FOR him. and several times traced him 10
hiding places out OF the city, which, however, the fugl
tive abandoned barely in time To eyade arrest. The
night complete arrangements for crossing the At
lSuIlC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
A STRIKING COMPARISON.

The religious conceded to be The best medium for Advertising
The eIent Of the eealson hOus veshss which
ihiS than tina, Of .eekies Of people
whom they circulate and the confidence Of the public what
'ppess m their columns give then facilities for preventing the
claims Of advertiser which other elias. periodicals. possesses
nanueh the religious all circulate among essentially the
Of people it hardly be said medam
another for as assed oOwpard
eA<apne the eteons Of Its advertisers
Religious woeEBes having largest circulation tany paper
included having circulation Of taao l70o0 10 giving these
figures rely not own estimates or g'e bu. upon an
impar. and the only standard authority RowELI EEwsPAPEE
DrRzcroRY 1873 the figures given IN which verified
BY statements deemed or advisable
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nE(IsIQNS-AuG. %.

Supreme COTt-SpociaI Igm-By Judge Daniels
Etneier kugi TsmsT Cunnngon Il sMooD DENIED with SlO
costs In The matter William H. Horton The rsIsior must be dis
charged
Superior COurt-SpeciGl TTm-By Judge SedgTlck.
oans Buckingham Oder DENYING motion without costs
submit Examination PsHsns EXT ag Waite
A-Jadgnen aud sale OReily ct al ag hAhal
and AbotOrdef lien Dorse sg ha4e and smother
Order allowance Of cent account OF referee
report plaintiff Bernard and another s Leu and aDotber-Oder
Of reference.
Common Pleas-By Judge Robinson. - Rosalie
Harms AFT Isaac HArnaJDgment Of divorce grsnie pantf 20
sect am tusdy u chin Shefhy tg TonusoD grand
VaesLsg Judgment Tor reguary with $40 james W. bsSeT
sgL Ibomls Bevley.-Apphcsron denied.
Marine Court Chamb~s.-By Judge JoachimseD.
knss gt Hsmnssors granted extending the
days heraugh g Keyessns TGlnAdge The Rocky
deiendsn dsaurrer frivolous de plaintiff 10 have Judgment with
oosis ADO w ess % THIS notion Meyer ksuinaphoho1 70
vAese th oraet Of arrest denied with IS the plaintiff Wolf
sgfeOfs oonuhaanes granted and BY Ia
sgt granted advance the the calendar
and setuns down Tor rA IN Part ILL., for $40
sbde tie event hsue A PAbstOer Judgment
she 81 the atao Sweeney
oserruhhg the demurrer aud Judgment plaintiff
$40 c0is q Gson hcthtSG agt 6IayOdT granted modify
lie oder Il % BogbsOD AZ yEoI tseaBe be order.
OfAgG .IacdEA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
CIVIL NOTES.
The United States District Court adjourned

The United States District Court adjourned
yesterday till sept. l6.
Johanna Arendt, by Simon Arendt, her
guardian, has begun an action in the Marine Court
against Jacob Aberle, salOOn-keeper on HOustOnstr
near Aenst for assault and battery committed her
on Aug T. Aberle arrested sterday, by special
Deputy Sheriff aud admitted 10 ball by JudsOu Jarvis III
$500 Miss Fanny AbramsOhn, IN an aindayl supports
Miss Arendt's charge.
Two levies were made, yesterday, by the
Sheriff on the pictures in the City Hall. the first was
on an execution in favor of Cunningham and others
against the Mayor for 1859 AZ; second was on
precept for terOcutOTy costs Of $40, ordered by the
Court OF Common Pleas in favor OF Mcnamara in pro-
ceedng for a small salary. In each sherihs fees
are 10 be added 10 the amounts named.
The September Term of the Marine Court
and the Court General Sessions will begin on Monday
Judge Curtis Will sat in Part l. of the Marine Court,
Judge Shea in Part H. and Judge Rowland in Part ILL.,
with iuries. Judge JOachmsen Will sit in Chambers for
demurrcrs and motions. In the Court OF General ses-
siOns Judge Sutherland will preside, ana the people will
be represented by Assistant District Attorney Rollins
Hiram b. Ferguson, recently city marshal
was arrested yesterday by special deputy sheriff and
admitted bail in $500 by Deputy Sheriff Judson Jarvis
to answer a charge OF fraud preferred by David NJ
Koehler in the Court Common Pleas. According Ia
Koehler's sworn statement, he received judgment N
the Marine Court Oct G. 1871 against Hugh OROurke
So An execution issued upon the judgment
on Jan. 1873 and delivered TO Ferguson, who
then q city marshal Ferguson accordingly made levy
and collected S40 above his fees charges aud expenses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
MAGISTRATES SPITE REBUKED.

Judge Daniels has ordered the discharge OF
VIM II. Horton the cOOred man. who, while acting as
United Marshal arrested Judge Cox at the polls
and subsequently, sent by that magistrate to the
Penentiary f6f six months for isordery conduct in
default of BAIL with special Endorsement to keep
him in for the full term. He aterward reCommt-
ted as an escaped convict. MIR. Justice Daniels says
The made i'll this shows no lawful eonVic-
ton of the relaor disOrdery conduct IL does not
appear that ne escaped convict; and. as pun
ishnent for contempt OF court the commitment exceeds
that which NAV be lawfully inflicted. The relator must
be discharged" John o. Mott for rel3tor Assistant Dis
trct-AttOrney Allen opposed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
NO, comm,..,o0er, Of Anuorie, and Drillrooms,

pointed Commissioner OF Amores and Dplfooms'
were swcrn in Yesterday by the Mayor. ,ss,o,er
David " Baker was appointed school ooin,nss, aH
yesIerday 10 the place OF james r. CasnR, IA Tn,
1o eo,io1vg were Yesterdays receipts nj the Oon
,raiiers office: Arrears ~ taNes, hssessneos' w.,
rents and interest $500 81 io =, e,s So
and improvements. anu lhtcre5t' si,vfV ~
rerts and fees $3.50 T5 CrotOn wafer Ien'S u
nersIties 81 06 90; licenses, SIS; total slslVl 70 ao
EHn,roIler will taday pay the Boulevard ana avenue
bnrers nm Aug 49, the amount due being s2''ooz so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30

The Atlantic House, kept by Mr.. Douglas,
In Bar Harbor Me-, was destroyed by fire yesterday.
The re is said have been caused by children at play
with matches in the stable.
A destructive fire at jamestown, n. Y, yes
terday morning. destroyed the Monitor House Moores
carriage mandatory, Grow Brothers livery stables
and Eddy's carriage shops Loss, S43O0 insurance,
$4,000. The origin of the fire was accidental.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30

Metropolitan Hotei-Gen. Granville M. Dodge OF
low. and he Hon sawbdg Congressman elect Of Pepnvs-
MA FA HotI-RrGss H. IL els Of p,rsini, Col r.
Williamson u Engnee Burnside Of Rhode Island the
pe de eeeu OF France Thomas Herndon Of Orleans c.
Stanton Boston, ADD the Rev James Card Of Troy Brsvoorf
HOa~-Gen j. G. Pake Washington st Dcafs Hotel
Jerome Thompson, the artist and NJ PapeaVn, k1igh'
81 The Legion of Honor Nicholas Hokort wilkes,
NJ p Toronto; j. n Mccullough Pittsburgh Ross Of Auburn
J. NJ Shackeori Indiana N York Hod-Gen r. o. Us
HON and Col Thomas r. .denark Hob-k g.
Chew OF Washington. sor HoEseoeph Warren OF me bgao
Conrtr ana a. w MARKER Of NewJerseT 81 Jsr'ea
Rev Jne Freeman Clarke Of MAR Wooihu OF Warrington
api W Buou.hs Of Union Square Hote-The Hon
A q MngIai Of Sonh CaroIpa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30

The Newburgk On. " Daily Journal says ::
THE TRIBUNE showed characteristic enterprise IN secu-
ing its account OF fighting with the YELLOWSTONE Indians
in advance OF all its contemporaries as wen as that SLOW
coach" the Government. The dispatch was brought
from it's correspondent with the army BY two hunters
who were hired take 100 miles to the nearest tee-
Qrap station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
HOME NEWS.
pRouIshST ARRIVALS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT DTcKISsoss IN PARKRow
Ga meg SOos-7so srn.-7eh' aduigb,-6S' Al, 1857
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

TARRYTowN.-On the authority OF n. Holmes
Odel Treasurer Of westchester County, who large
stakeholder in the First National Bank OF Tarryown
stated that the accounts Of John H. Rosenquest Cash
Ter, who recently nmitted suicide. have been eA'
amined and found correct which is quoted as an addi
tiona proof that insanity was the cause Oh the Suce
PoRTCHEsTER.-A valuable sail-boat owned by sanuei
Vail has been stolen from this harbor. While C3nsta-
bles Prudy and Leonard were trying to arrest huus
Mills. colored, yesterday, for robbery 10
he eaped from window and escaped. "A liquor
dealer named Mdon has been fined $40 and costs OF
suits, amounting to 500, for violating the suhday hquo
law.
WEST PoNT.-At the cadets grand ball on Thursday
night, two OF President Grants sons VINO nau CONC w
from Long Branch by the steam yacht America were
present The cadets broke camp at ii a. III YESTERDAY
and went into Winter quarters large number o.
visitors were present 10 witness the proceedings
SING sNG-James Pattyn. John Dee, and David
Reilly went out on the river in saboat on Saturday
OF last week, and have not since been heard from.
NEw-JERSEY.
PATERsoN.-The public sale of lands in arrears
for taxes takes place to-day William Allen, the horse
thief, who was and arrested by Officer Cronk In an
attempt away with his stolen property, at an
early hour on Thursday will be tried in the Special SEES
sons to-day. Alfred w Prage Past Master OF Orange
Lodge and a member OF Ivanhoe Lodge No S. f and A.
NJ, was presented with an elegant Past Masters JeWe
by the members OF his lodge on Thursday night.
NEwARK.-The Eleventh Ward school-house and the
Fourth Ward schoohouse were dedicated YESTERDAY;
The former has erected at cost OF Sj903 TO- and
the latter, including the furniture at an expense OF
$1,000. The Hon. Theodore Runyon Yesterday re,
signed the Presidency OF the Manufacturers National
Bank and Mr. Charles G.. Campbell was elected 10 MI
the vacancy. 1.-The regular monthly meeting or the
Board OF Education held last evening The nnance
report showed total expenditure OF s02i46 &c. ana
sT5,lG0 10 expended account OF schoohouses. the
Committee Evening schools reported in favor OF the
several Evening schools being opened at the usual time
The Committee Teachers reported long list oil re-
signaton, transfers. and appointments.
PAssAIC.-Kip & Co.'S hardware store In Train-ave.
entered by burglars on Thursday night and cut
lery worth 800 stolen The residence OF Ira Kip on
Gregory-aye. also robbed of silver and other
yanabes. The thieves are believed 10 be from New
York, as they were tracked 70 the H0b0ken Ferry.
CALDwELL.--Wbur c. Baldwin, age 20, was drowned
while bathing az the junction OF the Passaic and Rock
away Rivers yesterday, swift eddy carrying nm
under despite the efforts OF companions and some labor
ers who came 10 his assistance He OF Marcus
Y. Baldwin and was much esteemed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30

RICHMOND compromise recently effected
by the counsel Of Mr.. wnant, County Treasurer only
applied to one of public claims against him. Another
Of several thousand dollars IA yet to be disposed or
STAPLETos.-The man whose body was round AZ
Mulfas Wharf on Wednesday night supposed to have
been victim OF foul play his skull was fractured ana
his nose broken Tie inquest in this case mas resulted
In lbIo nnfnrN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
TO BUSINESS MEN.

THE PREPARING AND INSERTING BUSINESS AN.
NoUScEMBSTs IN NEWSPAPERS. MAGAZINES. te. SINFUL.
TANEoUsLY, SYSTEMATICALLY, AND ACCURATELY IS SOW
FULLY AND FREELY RECOGNIZED As A SPECIAL BRANCH
on BUSINESS THAT CAN DE- PERFORMED FAR BETTER Axp
AT LESS EXPENSE BY BROKER THAN BY rBg ADyRR.
TIsER IN PRISON
IN THB FIRST PLACE, THE BROKERS CONPESSAlIOS ~
PAID BY PUBLISHERS or PERIODICALS AND MAGAZINES ON
THE THEORY THAT BY FACILITATING ADVERTISING rHE
BROKER INCREASES THE GENERAL VOLUME OF BUSINESS
IN THE NEXT PLACE, An EXPERIENCED BROKER KNOWS
THE CHARACTER, CIRCULATION. AND SPECIAL tEArUBEs
OF PARTICULAR JOURNALS and HAS A TECHNICAL KNOW.
LEDGE or THE BEST POSITIONS AND CAN THEREFORE,
SECURE THE BEST ADVANTAGES FOR ADVERTISERS AND
AS FAR AS POSSIBLE INSURE THE MOST SATISFACTORY
RETURN FOR THE OUTLAY.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS PREPARED AND INSERTED TX
ALL LEADING PUBLICATIONS AT THE SAME RATEs As
CHARGED AT OFFICE OF PUBLICATION.
SPECIAL LISTS OF NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES MADE
WITH REFERENCE To THEIR VALUE FOR PARTICULAR
PURPOSES, AND ESTIMATES as To COST FuREisBED YREB
oP CHARGE.
FOR ALL OTHER FACTS End FOR FURTHER TPosMA
TIoS, ADDRESS
JOHN MANNING,
No. Bond-st-, Ny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30

III NSQUfRE, OF FultOn-st., N. Y.-Watehes,
lie Fns Jsweky and sterling syerwss sr qas and sod on
snslsss profits Every article suarsEd Diamonds specially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30

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INSTEAD OF BITTER use SWEET QUININE.
Fall STYLE of Gents HATS are ready for in
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Ladies' Furs busted with LYoNs INSECT
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A good habit once fixed is invaluable. Brush
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HABITUAL OR TEMPORARY CosTIvENEss MAY
IT GREAT SOURCE o' SERIOUS DIS
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
STATEN ISLAND.

Ing In his skull and inicting serious injuries Baum
bad attempted 10 quiet him when drunk. walker was
arrested IT,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-04
Temperance in Kent County.
RrsoLur1ova OF THE GOOD rE,n1Anl

REVOLUTIONS OF THE GOOD TENrPLARs.
The following resolutions were adopted by the
Kent County Association of Good Templars, and
forwarded for publication in tho COMMERCIAL,
by Mr.. L. G. Ramsdell, Secretary:
Whereas, We regard the evil OF Iutemperance
as the most bliShting and demoraliZiug that has
invaded our country, increasing our taxes, null
tiplying crime and pGuperism, threatening to
snap the very foundation of our government,
and
Whereas Many OF the States have recently
adopted Local Option and Civil Damage laws
enforcing penalties upon yiolators of the law and
granting the privilege OF deciding whether i'll
toxicating liquors shall be sold or not, and
Whereas, We regard such laws to be eminently
right and proper therefore
ReSn,ced, lHt. That we will not be discouraged
nor will we relax our Efforts, until we sec a law
enacted and placed on our statute books prohib-
iting the sale and use Of alcoholic drinks as a
beverage.
ResOieej, ID, That this Association. speaking
through its delegates, for tho entire order Of
Good Templara, OF the State Of Delaware. will
not be satisfied with the acts OF the present Leg
lslators unless they give us Local Option, ro-
qulTlug the vender to obtain majority of tho
legal voters in each Election District where he
or she mayiproposeto to sell any spirituous or malt
Resoiged, "a, That we are opposed to the State
raising revenue from the sale of spirltous Ii.
quors, for the benefit of tho free schools Of our
State,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-04

nZ-ko pill in the word ever had anything like the
circulation I Ayers Pills. Throughout these states,
Mexico and the Central American Republic, down
the slopes Of the Andes, and eoross the panpas OF
South America, I'm negro villages, enid the fervitl
wds OF Africa throughout the Junelss OF India and
the steppes OF interior Asia, over the continent OF
Australia and the Islands OF the Paclnc these Pills
are known and everywhere used as family remedies
for diseases. With distant nat ons their wonderful
cnres attract more attention than they do at home
for the sentiment OF wonder takes a far deeper hold
on their minds than this result of higher scenildc
akil with us. The amount consumed require seq
enty nve thousand doses a day 10 supply IT. An ia
speotton OF the Mandatory showed US how this
enormous demand is made and sustained. Added
20 The consummate skill Of their composition, is
extreme care in their manufacture, which at once
secures the most perfect material and their
ourate combination. The conse quence IL power
and certainly In controlling disease which other
remedies never attained.-EdltiaiOTe Courier.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-04
wGREAT DIscoVSRY.
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For the cure Of weak stomach, general debility,
Indigestion, acidity OF the stomach, aud all cases
requiring tonic.
The wine iacludes the most agreeable and efficient
salt OF Iron we possess Citrate Of agnetic oxide
tonics-YelloW Pefuvfen Bark.
The effect 10 many cases Of debility, loss OF nppe-
tite, and general prostitution, OF efficient Sslt OF
Iron, combtntd with our valuable nerve, is most
happy lt augmenis the appetite, raises the pulse,
lakes on muscular nabbiness, removes the palOr OF
debility, and gives nord vigor 10 the countenance
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you want good Appetite DO you want 10 build
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want briAk and vigorous feelings II you do try
kunkel's Wine OF Iron.
This truly valuable tonic has been so thoroughly
tested by all classes of the community that It is now
deemed Indispensable ns Tonic medicine. II COSTS
hut little, purines the blood and gives tone to the
stomach, renOvates the system aad proonps LIE,
now only ask a trial OF this valuable Tonic
"rice 81 per bottle. K. +. kUNKELa sole Pro-
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Philadelphia.
ASK for Kunkeis Bitter Wine of Iron, and take no
other
For sale in Wilmington by z. McInal, Jr, Second
and Market Z. BrinRhurst d Co., Sixth and Market,
II. r. Bringhurst 3lT Market street; Alfred Walton
2S5 Market street, j. j. Gallagher, b. E g. Shoems-
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Market streets and L. NJ. England, cjr. Sixth and
Lombard streets. octsO-ly-l5