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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-20

With all the tricks of trade why do not
the merchants get up corner in groceries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-20

The Waddy Them pson case is as endless
az the Bee cher business, but the charges
are different.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-20

It has been decided by naturalists that a
good working hen will lay GOO eggs during
her lifetime
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-20

Sweet are the uses of diversity. They
keep fiddler from constantly playing on
one string.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-20

Fanny Essler is still living, seventy one
Years Of 70. Sac resides in Bremen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-20

The italian cardinals are all rich, and
evident ~ have no doubts about the ability
Of rich man to enter the kingdom Of hea-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-20
MARRIED.

HEPP-WAtTRR-On Thursday, August 10, At
the Church Of st. Theresa, ". I. HEPP to Misa
SUB WALTER both of this city
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-20

It is about time for the American rife
team to pull home.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-20

Delaware is going heavily into the dis
citation of peach brandy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-20

lar coacldsion, and 80 Nv Rochefort has
saved his limbs and life by the desperate
chances he has taken to preserve them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-20

It 10 said coda water taken alone shows a
tlzzicsl weakness.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-20
INSURANCE.

ANNUAL STATEMENT
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Total premiums for the year ending
April 30 1875. &355, 1857 IS
Earned premiums, less reinsurance and
return premiums. Z16,lN
Fire, marine and river losses. &l4O 343 SO
Taxes. expenses, rebate In
lien of participation, less
interest, etc ,,,,,...... 73,705 33-2l4 O54 %
Leaving, after paying ten per cent on
capital stock, net pr0fts. .......... e62. 1913 II
The Board Of Trustees resolved thst after pay.
ing the annual interest Of ten per cent the cap
nal stock Of the company that dividend Of
the fourteenth day Of June next to those parties
insuring with the company entitled to receive the
eAmo.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-20

LOOK AT THE SCHEME
Extraordinary Sehemei
10000 Tickets ut $50 Each.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-20

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
zoo Approximation Prizes ct S9OO. $40, 600
100 Approximation Prizes 1t $780,. 10000
100 Approximation Prizes at S95.. 1850
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-20

Pot 1hieh tho best musical talent available in
the country viii be eng aged. and to which every
holder Of COUPON TICKET viii b entitled to
FRR1 ADMISSION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-20

Tilden in not the General Assembly of
New York, nor was Governor Dix. He is
the swallow trying to make q summer.
He is an angel fgure-head nailed to the
piratical caft of State. He is the familiar
picture of the Virgin Mary hung on the
walls of brothel. He can no more re-
deem New York from iniqulty than Gov
ernor Kellogg could work reform measure
through Democratic House of Repre-
sentatives. Better men are wanted in the
Legislature.
There will be no bitterness in the New
York campaign. The battle will be one
OF honesty against corruption -Repub-
licans against Democrats it will be
bloodless. The Liberals will unite with
the Republicans, and Governor Morgan
invites honest Democrats to cooperate
also. AT the meeting referred to in New
York city Hon. Frederick w. Seward was
spoken of as Secretary of State, and he
will probably be the Republican candi-
date for that position. The name of
General Spinner has been mentioned for
State Treasurer. These men are not
ofice-seekers, but simply honest, good and
able men. The New York Republicans have
set good example for all States and all
parties. They call around them all who de-
sire good government, particularly good
State government, and there is prospect
that they will succeed against Democratic
rings and place hunters. With States
standing right at home, and sending hon.
orable representatives to higher bodies,
the national government can not fail in
goodness. Carlyle said: make yourself
an honest man, and there will be one vii
liam less in the world" Let every Demo-
cratic State be cleansed from corruption
and we shall have perfect government.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-20

Ills ucdu Will tu6 OIOOm 0auOle, WHICH
she did with good effect. At this the re-
spectacle man, trying to be gentleman,
abused her roundly for disregarding all
the rules of art, and thrusting the broom
handle at him in the fourth position when
it should have been done in the third.
Rochefort, however, with the late Colonel
Benton, ''fought for funeral" He re-
fused to fight solely for the renown and
safety of NJ. Granin, so at last the pro-
fessional slanderer and gladiator did pre-
cisely as the Georgia militia captain did
under a somewhat similar proposition.
Would the reader like to hear how that
was
The store boys in the village so ridi-
culed q militia muster, conducted by
Georgia captain, that the captain was
requested by his men to challenge the
revilers, for the honor of his company
He did SO. The challenge was accepted,
and the weapons chosen were muskets
and buckshot, at twenty PAGES. The cap
tain was forthwith taken out by his friends
to practice for the combat The figure of
a man was charcoaled on q stable door,
and the captain placed at twenty PAGES
distance, with the loaded musket in his
hands. At the word one he fred, and
upon examining the target it was found
that he had struck the charcoaled figure
with eighteen ont of the twenty buckshot.
Appalled, with the result of his own skill,
the captain threw down his gun, and ex-
claimed: Gentlemen. I won't fight this
way, it's too cd id destructire."
MI. Granin, the Imperial bravo and
gladiator, seems to have come to SINH
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

Some of the capitalists of New York ar.
trying to establish the custom of extending
mortgages by an agreement of alternative
payment, giving the option, whenever any in
stailments of principal or interest is demanded
or rendered, of eiecting to receive paymen
in gold coin at the rate Of gold when the con
tract of extension is made-thus limiting the
effect of the possible depreciation of paper
money.
The gold value of the imports of. foreign
dry goods at New York port, in January, was
50, O29, 9l4 against S. Sl5, GA same month in
1874, and So, ~, 1913 same month in 1873.
For nine months Of the fiscal year the i'm
ports reach $50, 500, 707, against $50, sol, 55s
same time in 1874, and S74, 800, 102 same time
in 1873.
The British Northern Railway has recently
been obliged to pay $4,000 damages to the
widow of MIR. Pym, who was killed on that
road. He was tenant for life" of an income
of S25. coo per year, and his death leaving his
widow without resources, this amount of dam
ages was not considered too large.
Revenue Deficiencies.
In his last annual report to Congress, the
Secretary of the Treasury estimates that the
income for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1875, will amount to $2S4, 31S, 2S5, and that
the ordinary expenses will be S275,315, 4S9,
"dASA "ONu AOu'O po,oo-, 90 W pc dpplIcu
to the sinking fund, or S22, 093, 74S less than
is required as the annua. contribution to that
fund.
For the fiscal year succeeding, j. e. ending
June 80, 1876 he estimates that the income
will be 1928, 900, 600, and the expenditures
1922, IT'S, 600, which would leave surplus of
$40, 222, 600, or s1l, 800, 914 less than would
be required for the sinking fund
According to these estimates, there would
be deficiency of s3iO14, 662 in the contri-
buttons to the sinking fund for the current
and next fiscal years combined. 1t is to pro-
vide fer this estimated deficiency in the
amount available for the sinking fund that
the Secretary asks for revision of the tariff
that would guarantee an additional annual
revenue Of $50, coo, 000
y" Raised Checks ''-Important Decision.
In the case of White and others against
the Continental National Bank, the General
Term of the Court of Common Pleas, New
York, Judge Larremore giving the opinion,
holds the acceptor of raised draft RESPONSE
BILE for its face under certain circumstances
The plaintiffs correspondent, Wright's Ex-
change Bank of Buffalo. drew a sight draft on
them for S27, which was raised to $3.50. It
came to II. NJ. Horton, of Baltimore, who
sent it to Baldwin & Co., of this city, who
deposited it for collection in the Continental
National Bank.
It was presented to the plaintiffs August
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

= n &, B. J. Montgomery sell, at II o'clock a. NJ
1t 90 Camp street. Household Furniture, Car
pets, Mirrors Mattresses etc.
hoffman, Marks g. Co sell Boots Shoes Brogans
Ecns'. Youths, and Boys Clothing st 10a o'clock
A. NJ at 80 Chartres street
q. valeton sells Dry Sailed Shoulders and Sides, at
I0Ia o'clock on the levee. foot OF Poydras street
Hash & Hodgson sell Cotton at II o'clock a. NJ
head of st. James street. Post A.
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BANK NOTICE.

Citizens Bank of LOuisiana-Ban mixing DE.
partment, New Orleans, February 8. 1s75-At the
annual meeting of the stockholders held the LIST
Instant, the following named gentlemen were elected
Directors of this Bank for the current wear:
+ l. CARRlERE, u A. CHAFFRAIX
JOHN G.. GAINES ROBERT HARE
I. u. MILLER. j. j. IRRY
HENRY RENSHAW.
And at the meeting of the Directors held this date
John g. GAINES, Esq. was unanimously re -elected
President
F9 st JAMES j. TARLETON Cashier
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Amendments to the Charter Of the I.Oui. in mn
ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY.

ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY:
Article second is amended by altering the words
two hundred shares to six hundred shares" Also
by striking out .'and have been paid cash." and by
altering the words eight hHndred' to -four hun
bred, and by adding after the words recourse to
law "or the Company may institute suit to com.
pei payment of such installments"
Article thi d Is amended by striking out but no
one stockho!der shall vote over fifty shares" Also
by altering the word five" to seven"
Article seventh is amended by adding after the
words ~ hreefourths of all Stockholders" the
words present, who shall hold at least two-thirds
of the shares of the capital stock"
Also, after the words 1.-TWO consecutive meetings"
tn words "one of which shall be regular monthly
l. tho undersigned Acting Secretary Of the Lousi
ana Artificial Stone Company. do hereby certi that
the above is an extract from passed before Jno
G Eustis Notary Public on the 10Th day of January
1919 and recorded in the Office of the Recorder Of
Mortsags for the city of New Orleans State of Lou
lslana. and that the above amendments were duly
noted upon by the Stockholders of the Louisiana Az
tical stone Company in accordance with the pro-
visions of the Charter
New Orleans Jan. Is, 1875
W. T.. FERSLEW
Arfin
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corded the bill as having passed, but Lowell

did not.
The vote, as the journal had it, was yeas
46. navs Z. and three refusing to vote, making
"quorum" in the wing, but not quorum
voting. When the journal was under con-
sideratlon, Jourdain asked for correction.
| He said that he had been recorded as having
voted in the affirmative on the final passage
Of the bill, when the fact was that he was not
present, and very naturally did not vote at
all. The correction was made, and Lowell
seeing how it was, Immediately asked and re-
ceived permission to record his vote, and he
voted no.. He was followed by Ray, who
also voted in the negative-thus making 81
votes altogether, which, when the necessities
of the case demand it, is accepted as a
quorum"
A Good Move.
A meeting of the Second Ward Democratic
Club has been called for this evening to
obtain the sense OF the voters of the ward
on the proposed "Compromise. The repre-
sentatives Of this ward have been invited to
be present and explain to their constituents
justment and the motives which actuated
them in the action which they took in the
Legislative caucuses. This is a good move
and one which, it is to be hoped, will be
followed by every ward in the city.
Third Ward Politics.
Third Ward politics have quoted down con-
siderably. The fight on last Friday night
did not prove to be as lively as was expected.
Ladd's crowd cleaned out the Antoine boys,
boilers and all, and elected their President,
Pat Creagh, and from this time out Ladd runs
the club. 1t is said that Ladd is being con-
stantly reinforced by deserters from Antoine's
wing, and that the defeat on Friday night, |
unless Antoine and his leaders are smart, will
prove Waterloo.
The fight, however, was only the opening OF
The campaign and lively times among the
faithful of the ward, which will result in fun |
for disinterested spectators, may be expected. |
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A learned doctor has given his opinion that
tight lacing is a public benefit, inasmuch as
its tendency is to kill off all the foolish girls,
and leave the wise ones to grow into women.
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ja19 stu

North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills OF lading given to all stations on this
road for freight shipped per steamers T. 4. Lee,
PargOud and Nstchez.
JNO. JANNEY, Agent,
ne tt III Common streat
Time OF hepsrtare.-The Man Train by the Great
jackson Ral,oad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
Of CaIiope street at O'Clock P. NJ connecting with
all fast trains North, East and West. Pullman Pal.
nee Cara on ALI TRAINS iva
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

D EMOVAL-THE GERMANIA NATIONAL
Ii Bank has removed to No 1O2 Caral street be
tween Camp and st. Charles streets (New Orleans
Insurance Association Budng) F96t
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ID Observation-Disclosures

In theprces Of Dentistry. In order to meet the
demands Ct those whose are limit d. propose
to insert sets Of Artificial Teeth at SIS and $50 Gold
Filings 81. Artificial Teeth inserted with or without
will be guaranteed as to their purity and durability.
Teeth Extracted without Pain by the use of ''Anes
thesiea." G.. p. MALONEY, d. d. S.
$50 Canal, between Car0ndelet and Baronne st..
F91y New Orleans
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FOR SALE.

1
ORANGE TREES FOR SALE
| L have a large quantity of ORANGE TREES from
| one to six years Old. Also, PEACH, PLUM PEAR
MESPILUS, SHADE and ORNAMENTALTR TREES
GRAPE VINES and TROPICAL PLANTS of al
| most every kind at VERY LOW PRICES.
| Packing and Shipping done free of charge.
Il. A QUINETTE
FL 3t 1Gl Common ST. Get.
! NOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE, FOR CITY
Il Property-A Small Farm in the of the cry
| containing 50 arpents about u 20 arpents under
| cultivation honse stable. etc, also, good fences,
orange, pecan plum and other fruit trees on the
place. For further particulars apply 306 Deca-
tur street, between to 10 A. NJ. or to Z i. NJ.
daily. f6 81
LNOR SALE-An AL brown MARE: works single
l. double and saddle also; six years old this
spring. Guaranteed without blemish very stylish
and tiots well Also a Buggy and Harness. as good
new. Inquire at Markey's stables corner Common
and Claiborne streets. jazz If
EOR SALE-That fine and well known Vicksburg
L and Bend packet steamboat KATIE, now about
four years old, in good running condition. ready to
engage III business. We will receive sealed proposals
for her purchase up to the 18th of February 1875
One half of purchase price must be in cash and the
balance well secured. Ii she is not sold by that time
we will offer her ut public auction at IL NJ. Saturday
the Goth of February 1875 in the Rotunda of the st
Charles Hotel in the city of New Orleans. We re.
serve right to reject any and all proposals
Address Lock Box 57o, New Orleans Post Office
ja26 tfe20
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BALLS.

CT CHARLES THEATER-
TWENTIETH ANNUAL MARDI GRAS BALL
will be given at this Popular Establishment ON
SHROvE TUESDAY. February 9th,
under the management of a committee of well known
citizens.
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FOR RENT.

VTNO REST-The two story house. l22 Terpsichore
l. street near AnnunciatiCn street containing ten
rooms including kitchen with gas and water and
near railroads Rent low to good tenant. Apply at
Jag Race street. F72t'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To the Democratic and Conservative Girl.
zens of the Second Wari.At the request of many
members of the Central Club, special meeting wifi
be held at the Iron House on Tehoupitoulas street
opposite st Marys Market on TUESDAY To-Day
the 9th inst, at y. p NJ take into consideration
the action of our representatives in reference Ia
" compromise w T. HOUSTON
President Second Ward Central Democratic Club
T. Z. GRAHAM, Secretary. F9M&E.
NOtice-Parties Intending to offer tenders
ior Botomry and Respondents Bond in case ship
lh!NCEIoN, are hereby notified that the matter ID
Fslt HENRY J. FLAGG Master.
Office Mutual Aid and Bencv olcnt Life In
snrance Association, No. 10 Camp street. New Or
,eans Feb 1875 Members of this association are
hereby notified of the death of Anthony Aprle who
Iie9 IN Germany Aug Is, 1874: j. c. SinnOtt who
9ied IN tins city Aug l6 Ia and w. j. TAYLOR who
dled IN this city Aug "a 1874 and are called upon to
come forward without further notice and nay at the
once OF the association No 10 Cpmp 81 rs on each
Fit R. ", YOUNG. Secretary
Notice I" the Public and Tnx-Payrr..-The
Undersigned has removed his Office from No 60 Ex
change Alley to No 81 same alley, with Messrs
Laiau'le d Fortler. general appraisers and collect
ing agents He tenders his heartfelt thanks for the
liberal encouragement he has received and homes fo,
the cohunaanse OF the same
JOHN T. DUFOUR,
10 ~. No 81 Exchange Alley.
:, Department. of Finance. City Hall, New Or.
leans; feorunry . IS73-City Licenses for 1875 are
now que anu PAYABLE at this department. The fol
loving rates OF discount will be allowed on cash nav
ments to wit five per cent from Sd to 18th instant
inclusive: three per cent from 18th to Goth instant in
cuslve one and half per cent from 2lst to 2sth in
stant inclusive. ED. PILSBURY
ID US Administrators
Office Of the New Orleans, Sc. Louis and
chicago Railroad Company, New Orleans January
y ls.5-HoIders of Scrip issued by the Mississippi
Central Railroad Company signed p r. LEIGH.
Agent are hereby notified that the interest on said
Scrip Will be paid by this Company presentation
fhair nfssoa Xtor
day of February proximo
jas lot Il S. CHARLES. Treasurer
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WANTS..

WANTED = Occupants for nicely furnished
w front Room and cabinet with board; also a gal
lery room pleasantly located at 1924 St Mary street
between Prytania and st. Charles. References re-
quired FL 2ta
WANTED-A situation visiting governess in .
w sprivate school or family, by recent graduate.
Address w. Bulletin Office. d27 If
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DANCING.

OPERA HOUSE.
FIRST GRAND BALL.
To be given on
MARDI-GRAS NIGHT, Feb. .. 1873.
Invitations for Ladies' can BIO obtained at thu
Box Office, on Bourbon street from 2 To N
O'Clock, and from ~ to o'clock at Elies Music
Store, Isl Canal street.
Admis lion Tickets 81.
THE GRAND GALOP INTERNAL
VIII be executed at midnight. precisely by
TIE FULL ORCHESTRA OF THE OPERA
Under the direction of
NJ X. LEON PROVOST
fl td&MOE
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4 GRAND BALMASQUE
Win be given on
MARDI-GRAS NIGHT, FEB. o. 1873,
At the
GLOBE THEATER,
Corner of Baronne and Perdido streets
Under the management of a welknown citizen
valuable present will he given to the best Fancy
Dancer either lady gentlemen The Bafl
opens at +. NJ, precisely. Card Of admisaion
So, which together with ladies' invitations NAV
be had at Camors Restaurant, No. q St. Charles
street.
Jaeger's full Brass Band of twenty pieces. ia en-
gagged Tor the occasion. f2 st MGE
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N0tice-Portfcs intending to offer tenders
Tor Bottomry and Respondents Bond in case ship
IhINCEiON, are hereby notified that the matter 10
postponed for the present
Fly IT HENRY J. ELAGG Master.
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Goth ANNUAL MARDI-GRAS BALL.
February 9th, 1875
Notice.-lnvitatiOI to Ladies can be obtainoA n
the box .flice application to Mr. Gleason, Treaso-
rer subject to the approval Of the Invitation Con.
mttee.
O'Clock. Prices as usual. Fq
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-14
NNAL lNTELLIHENCE.
Local Time Table.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
~ New York-ls1, a. II, ; lal1, l2-A7, o.As, P. n
mr. Fa5ladelph1a. Too $40, $50, 9.47, 10 81
A. H12l7, 12.42, 200 41o, b.a2, 720 $50 p n. Bun
DAYS, $40, A. N. 4.As, $50, $50, p. M.
For Baltimore and Washington. -12.52, 203, 100,
A. n; 1905, LIS, $50, ITO, P. NJ. sundays, l2oa,
a0s A. n.
Fv Ne. osstss-s.oo, $780, 9.as, A. M 1876, $40. P.
II. No Sunday trains.
For Dsla,oare R. Roo. . 25 A. N. $40 Pm. uhe
$40 I. NJ train runs only as far as Harrington) No
sunday trains.
For RaNsssgton d Wsstern r. R-l030 A. H.; b.ao
P. N. Sundays, 800, P. N.
For Wilmington and Reading r. R.-6.23, and As
A. n; 4.so, p. n. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIvn AT WILMINGTON.
From New Yort.-1.bs, A. M; 1854, LIB, 100, P.
n. Sundays, 1853, A. M.
From PAiladeiphta.-ia.42, 1.bs, s.l5. s.os, A. NJ
1910, 12b4, 1is II. 5l5, $780, 100, $40, 90 Nj.
From Baitir.ore,-l.N, s,42. A: ~; 1901, la.so,
From Washi,.gton.- In, A. NJ; 1907, 1910, b.s2,
$50, p N. Sunday III, A. M; $50, P. M.
From Por. Depos5t.--6.e6 A. Nj. No Sunday train.
From Rftmirsyton d Westey,, r. R.-T.6o, A. N. /;
s.1n P. NJ Sundays $50, p NJ
From Wilmington d Readina r, r. - 10l2 A. NJ. /;
% and $40 p. M. No sunday trains.
TRAINS LsAyH PHILADELPHIA Fob WILMINGTON.
From Broad and Prime Streets-s.t0. $50, 10.30, A.
NJ. 1215, $780, 400, b.lb, go 45 .9so 1l30 T. NJ.
Sundays 30, A. NJ: 90, $50, 11.3o, p. N.
From West Philadelphia Depot -l240 A. M; 1910,
1915, 600, r. M. sundays, l2.4O, A. Nj.