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DEMoCRArIc Caucus DECISION
A Separate Bin Agreed On to Keep Troops
From Polling PIaces-

WARRINGTON, May 3.-The Democrats Of
the House held another caucus this afternoon.
The obligations OF secrecy imposed upon yes
terday's caucus were renewed. The sub-con-
mittee appointed TO draft a separate bill TO pro-
hibit bayonets at elections met this morn ing IN
conference with several members Of the joint
Democratic Caucus Committee The bill pre-
viously drafted by the sub-comriittee. which
was recommitted at yesterdays caucus. was
laid aside aud an entirely new bill framed.
When the caucus met to-day Gen. Chalmers
presented tho report, OF the sub, ,Gommlttee.
vent the use Of the army mt elections"
II has n short preamble. whicn states concisrly
the n~crssty iur the enactment OF a law based
upon the principle OF the ancient statute which
provides that no troops shall be duartered
within certain distance OF any place where
any general or special election is b~lnR held.
The bill provides that the army shall not be sta
toned in any city; town village or place on the
day when an election il held, unless the pres
ence OF troops Is necessary 10 enforce the man
dates OF United States Court. 1t provides
also for the repeal OF all laws, or parts
the polls " TO preserve the peace" unless In
strict complance with that article Of the Con:
stitution which authorizes the President to send
troops into State to suppress insurrectiOn at
the request OF tho State Legislature, or OF tho
The exact wording Of the hill reported by the
sub COMMITTEES cannot be ohtain ned. but its salient
fentures ARE ns abOv" stated.
the caucus OF the scope and meaning Of the bill
presented. 1t is In exact conformity with the
letter and spirit Of the Constitution. II limits
the Executive TO the exercise OF the powers
alone conferred upon him by the Constitution.
The bill is drawn 10 prevent the Executive from
availinR himself Of any qnirk or quibble OF the
laws to surround ballot boxes with bayonets.
The caucus was in session about an hour and
one-half. Several speeches we're mnde IN sup
port OF the hill presented by the subcommittee;
Various questions were asked as TO tha scope OF
the bill. and the answers were apparently satis-
factory. as In the end the report Of the Com;
mittee WINS unanimously adopted. The hill VIII
| be- introduced on Monday during tho call OF the
| States. As Mnne Is the first State called; and
| as Mr.. Ladd is the first member OF the Maine
delegation recognized by the Speaker he will
probably Introduce the bin. 1t will be referred
| TO the judiciary Committee and reported
nifty either on Monday or Tuesday. The
majority will not choke of debate on the bill
but a reasonable length OF time will be given
| the Republicans to speak. The Democrats will
probably not participate IN the discussion
Their views on the subject Of troops at the polls
| are well known. As soon Ms the bill can be
| pnssed In the House II will be sent TO the sen
| ate. The Legislative, Executive. and Judlcia
| Appropriation bill will not be- passed unit thf
| bil 10 prevent the uss OF the army at elections
| has been either approved or vetoed by Hayes.
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CHILps TION OF WAR.
Great Enthus,asm In ru-Beiivia's Troops
Marching Go the Front.


LIMA. April o. The greatest enthusiasm
was manifested by all GLASSES OF the people on
the reception OF the intelligence that Chill had
on lrially declared war against Peru. On the re-
ceipt OF tho news from Chill. NJ. Godoy. the
Gillian Minister In Lima. demanded his pass
ports. and in spite OF the assurances OF the
authorities that his person would be held in
violate. decided TO go on board the United States
steamer LackawannA. where ha still continues.
Mr.. IriRoyen. the Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
directed circular note to the Diplomatic Corps
resident in Lima, Rcquainting them with the
action ~ Chill and Offering to explain AT length.
in an officn memorandum. the causee leading
to the conflict. The President also published
decree, declaring the republic In a state OF war
Mlln Ihln 4 nus Wha oh W tnn on inst INST leIegrAnls
tives in Chill. ordering their Immediate return.
and the eJeQudturs Of the Gillian Consuls rest
dent In this country were cancelled. Gen. PrAdo
also dlrr,trd personal communication TO the
Chilian Government resigninR his position as
General In that service. u compliment conferred
upon him after the victory OF May 2. 1868. The
great majority OF the Chilians resident in Lima
and Callao took passage by the first steamer for
Private individuals. from tho wealthiest can't
tliSs 10 the humhrst art tsans. hnstenei TO offer
The benen 'rnt societies. the clubs. religious
corporations. philanhroDic nssocations. the
university schools the for"ign residents. even
tha Chinese domiciled in Lima and the port.
PLACED their funds ut the disposal of the Gov
ernment The ioreigners have formed them
selves into companies Of home guards. and
their servces were gladly accepted since the
police corps. now considered as line troops. and
In perfect disclplne. will start for the front at
an enrly day. Military movements are still be-
ING actively continued.
Gen. Dnza. President Of Bolivia. was tele-
graphel to "a soon as the news reached Lima
~ Chilis action. and is IN route to the coast,
via CorOcora and Ta"na, with 5 900 we'll equpped
troops. Bolivia consented To- await the result Of
Peruvian attempts at mediation, and until that
nuSuNppRsful pOult
ur-s. Chill has nhoui 1900 men under arms in
the occupied territory.
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THE OARsMRN on THE TYNE
Hanian and Hawd"n Pracii-inE for the
Con,inn Championship tCoutest.

Hanlan and Hawd"n Praeti-inE for the
Can,inE ChsmpIonshIp contest
NEwCAsTLE-oN-TYNE, May 8. - Tho
weather to-day was lovely. with cloudless
sky and light wind. scarcely sufficient to ripple
the surface Of the water. Hanlan was the first
a1oat. shortly before IL A. NJ. In the Toronto.
Bright leading him IN u mushroom. Tho tide
WIS well on the HOod Aftor an exercise spin.
Hanlan. allowing Bright n long lead. dashed od
at 20 10 ths minute. taking a tremendous sweep.
and. pulling his stroke right through. travelled
at n rare pace. without easing. from tho level
hrdCe to the susppnslon bridge at SrotswoOd.
having covered the entire course in III" most
satisfactory style without showing distress.
Hawdon. attended 10y Percy and the aX-rham-
piOn Higgna, stHrtnd shortly after Hanlan. at
his top racing speed. doing quite 40 tg the min-
ute. going in excellent form. and doing full
credit TO his reputation as n pretty and finished
sculler. After short dstlnre he "Hsrd 10 50:
passing Paradise h. WIS striking &c. which rate
h. maintained until half way NJ the Houghs.
where he quickrned To 80. finishing at the sus-
hdmirers groAt satisfaction. They are conf
dent that he viii givo Hanan plenty To do, and
that the struggle will never be over until tue
rnce is absolutely finished.
Hanlan did y rafting spin again In the after
noon. leaving Bright far behind. Both men ara
In capital trim. and will be seen at their best.
Offers to lay 7 to on the Canadian are plnni-
full, but there are no accrptnnccs. Huwlons
friends are asking TO l. which odds aro some-
BosToN. NAV 3.-The spring scratch races Of
tn" Harvard University Boat ClHh took plnce to-
day, over tn" Charles River Course, The course
Is about seyen-eighths Of a mile in length. A
large numlcr Of spectators Witnessed the races.
The six and four. Dared races proved the most
exciting, md the boats Hs they pnsaed. going up
nerk and nrck were loudly chprr"d. In tho
Senior Srus Peabody had a walk over Time.
mnutes AZ seconds. The iour-oaIed race
HemenwHy, 81 ; DHnforth. l., \. (strnkel; Che
ney. L. S. tcoXswainl. Time. 7 minutes.
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FORECASTJNG THE RESULT
Who are Expected to Cast their Votes against
Dr. TnImnge In the Pr-sbyt-ry.

The Presbytery Of Brooklyn is TO begin at
3P. NJ tomorrow to discuss the question OF
DR.. Talmage's guilt or innocence on the charge
OF falsehood and deceit on which they have for
lve weeks been taking testimony. They will
take a vote on each OF the flve specifications re-
manning under the charge as each Is discussed
The meetings henceforth are TO be In pri-
vate. except that reporters corresponding
members and elders NJ Dr. Tamages Tab
prnacle will be admitted. The Preshy-
tory contains between forty five and fny
members each church being represented by its
pastor and one elder. The vote, 1t is conceded
tor believe that he viii be aduiind. DR., Van
Dyke. DR.. Butler, DR.. McLelland. Elder Morse.
Elder LOOMS. Elder BAhcock. the Rev. j. Mil
ler Greene the Rev. II. l.. FoOts. the Rev
Charles Jones Elder Eaton. and DIR. Cuyler. are
counted among those who are expected 10 vote
against DIR. TAlmage on all the specifications,
and several of them have speeches prepared
against him. 1t is thought that tho feeling be-
tween the friends and opponents OF DR.. Tai
mage will lead TO some exciting debate.
I'm tho event OF DIR. Talmagea acQuttal 4"
said one Of his counsel last night. he will prop
ably sever his connection with the BROOKLYN
Prrsbytery. but he and his church will not quit
Presbyterian 10 the backbone; He will Join the
N"w York Prcsbytery or the Presbytery Of Long
Island probably. In the event Of there being
anything but vote of arquttal, the case will be
instantly appealed. II my advice IL taken. and
when il gets to the Synod II will be before dif-
ferent body. where some OF the manifest mis-
takes Of this Preshylrry will no doubt be cor
rectrd. No sentence will be imposed bv this Pres
bylery.. We. however. confidently expect an ac-
uuittnl."
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every paw day. Mothers who havs lost their
chlllrrn or who hHV" grown uD chlllren nte
usually chosen. The babes tlHt are sent To them
nre sOmctim"s hut an hour or two old. Ihe
women VINO are taken into the asylum are not
questioned about their faith. Every fHth and
no inith II rppr, scented there The abps whose
pHrentnge Is unknown. or who ARE unrrerrvrdy
lett To th" care of the nsylum are brought up m
the Catholic religion. The others nre not
adopted into that Church. but are disposed oi as
their parents or new found guardians prefer
they should he. The mothers nre tnught to sew
or to work in tho laundry or kitchen. Those
who nurse an extra baby perform no other SER
vice. These are few in numbrr II has been
found that most " these women. OF whom there
Rre now 13O know nothing OF work OF any
kind. Their misfortune Ia often ascrbed to
this. The most shiftess OF them under the
Kind but firm guidance OF the sisters very Oft n
become proud OF their skill and industry before
they leave the institution. Reputable mothers
seeking shelter there nre placed among tho
others who are va protected from the curiosity
and idle Judgment ~ n certain clhss ol NlHiOrN
The young and most deserving ol the nniOr-
tunate women Hre never seen by VISITORS Every
thing but impudrnce or violencs in these In
mates is overlooked. Those offences reeult in
prompt Dismissal. This custom Of permitting
an after thought. Early in the history OF the
asylum young girl laid her bRhe in the hospi-
table crib and then seeking out Sister Irene
told her that she had been turned out OF her
home by her parents, who would not receive her
again. evon without her baby. She was taken
in. Many others were found to b" similarly sit
uated and the new departure grew into the reg
ulHr system.
Very often the mothers come and claim their
babes and sntisfy the sisters that they can keep
to let them do 80. One hundred ana thirty were
returned last year. Very often women ask to
he shown through tho asylum and their be-
hnvi9r aud questions show that they ar" seeking
n child of their own. The Sisters never appear
To notice thia for IL Is not always well that q
mother sh ould nnd her own.
The sun., 1879-05-04
wall street. Walking Match.

The sporting propensity Of the Wall street
community asserted itself yesterday by the making
walking match between two weitknoWn members " the
spooulatos fraternity The contestants for pedestrian
honors are John Hunter. Jr and Dennis solomon. The
walk Is 20 be nine mile "gons ynuprasc" race over
course from DelmuucOs In Madison square To Jerome
Park. The stakes are $3.50 side; the time ring
o'clock tins morning. The names NJ referee, stake.
holder, starter &c., Withheld through modrstV
george oGn"l has backed solomon atrvery opportunity
offered. aud IL Is claimed fur him that he has the
Quickest 2O1.yArd time unrecOrird iluutr. whu is
son OF the Nrll-known sporting man of thut name 10
hacked by Addison ConmAck and Charles Oshnrne. Tho
betung yesterday afternoon lOl u ~ IN Hunter and
~ the close busine Dcmouico's- estimated
that AZ least Sl9 900 had been plneed upon tho
The sun., 1879-05-04
Senator John Jones of Nevsda is at the St James

Senator John P, Jone, of Nevada at the ST James
Hotel
The new Cunarl line steamer Gallia, which has ar
rived at Liverpool from New rk encountered a gale
ON the 4il and 2ath of Aprl and boNr tu nlleeh
hours She lost two boats and a seaman overheard,
The sevvnty0Ne mile walk between Samuel ColyeT
ant Chester Lewis In the Mozart Garden, Brnokyn,
ended last nigt m victory for to,str who walked 23t
miles and ~ laps IN "a hours Lewis walked 222 miles
IN 70 hours
The excursion steamer Plymouth Rock has been In the
dry dCek At the ot OF Ilsc srrtt tor week past hAv
inc her bow which was inurrd b. collision, repaired
She VIII be lowered tomorrow morning. Andrew CrAit
the United states inspector o siraml oats Tor this dis
t1ct has eNaned her from stem 20 stern. Commodore
Tooker says and prOnoucCs her IN perfect condition.
al or score ol wears She Will begin running on the ist
Of June Ia Coney Island aud Long Branch and will 10
authorized 10 carry ,SOo people ~ TIP
The sun., 1879-05-04

ST. PETERSBURG May 3.-Lieut Dubrovin.
who arrested near Noygorod suspicion OF being
one OF the che members OF the Revolutionary Commit
tee hanged ON Friday the glacis Of Fort Petro
pauOvsky.
one o the Russian Nhist refugees In New York, who
attended the mcetiuf at Gormaua Ascmhy Rooms last
night said that he knew ui Lieut. Dunrovn lie lrlong.
c1 IN regiment that Ormelly staunntd at trnn.
stidL and was familiar with many Government secrets
e SUSPECTED Of being eonspiratOr and prouAgHnd.
1T uf Nlist puncples and has been Tor long limo
der surveillance II j. conrculed that he was betrayed
bY his subOriinaes, among whom he spread.
ins the new IDEAS lie was arrested at Noys0rodl
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Pede.trianl.m In onmore'..

In the 25-mile walk in Gilmoro's Garden last
evening. between Is C. iIolskc and william T. Harding,
Harding was tired out md stopped hner walking II
miles aud laps llolske kept the track until he covered
~ miles Time. hours - is minutes
Norman TAN ur did not pear tor the l5mile and
Il postponed John Rniuc and Edward Murphy we're
matched m substitute race Murphy gave out a1er
running mile and ive laps Rtnc 10 uiles IN
hour and seconds In the lGmiie run Friday even
INK john flReTari made the excellent time Of 10 miles
in 90 minutes and so seconds
The sun., 1879-05-04
"The Queen OF Sheba"

Wondered at the nagnd, ence OF solomon. She would
have wondered sull more lsd she seen Humphreyss
Phtisan Diamonds upon which neither time nor wear
has any effect They are acoauns Of diamond rrccpi.
tated by votAe action on pure crystal blse They
for sale only NJ lIumphrcysa eWelgy establishment 6l9
Broadway corner i2lh 81, New York PTiss list ssni
free have no agentA-1ds.
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JoTTINGs IN AND NE.IR THE CITY

Increasing south and cast winds cloudy OF
usrtlY cloudy weather stationary nighpr truIpTA-
tuiu and lower pressure.
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ow.,-, or uor..., Attention.

Lorllsrd's Famous Racers large and elegant picture
given away with each copy VI Am~tH" LV@ 'u'' VS' ="
dAT Price 10 cents A-Ats
The sun., 1879-05-04

Tusselrs Ice Cream 81 per gallon See Advertisement
on other page.-Ads
The sun., 1879-05-04

American "stnr" Son Capsules.
Blue wrapper Best Avoid inferior capsules offered
The sun., 1879-05-04

Newark Sunday Lawsi
comicAlly Illustrated In american LVs Price 10 eentA-
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AMTsExESTs len ;se, r.ss,,A ,,a an and 9th coli.
y and 's si'
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sSEss sYsSEss ssESHTgs1rIEs r.sr .a
SLERks AND Is sAiEsHHSaiarn FaeENiss and "a coll.
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Observation-Disclosures PAcr
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bwkhLiNS HousEs 70 LET; FURNISHED AND
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fINANCIAL-9rH PAcK.
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HELL NED HsSsIEs.la.n r.en-2a and 81 coils;
h.zH housEs R6Sas, n0'P PEScEs OF BUSINESS, &C..
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PRofERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2D PAGE-1st col
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SPORTING, BOO AMAZING, &C.-lsT PAGE-3d col.
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HORSES. CAlsl.IAGEs. sc.

1T RARKER SONS
ACITy AUCTION MART AND n. Y TATTEIsALL's.
- CORNER OF broadway aud Both St
CHARLES ". BARKER, AUcTIoNEER
REGULAR SALES every "Wednesday and saturday
TwENTl,fouR hours allowed for trial.
AT IL O'CLOCK
- BEAUTIFUL. bay thoroughbred Saddle Mare. 1314
high years old highly trained at Dickels for lady
eicghht IN harness: warranted sound and kind
Iop side bar Wagon. by Brewster OF 10Th st.
Extension top ri acton.
the richest appearing horses in York
styled has extraordinary knee action aud is warranted
FOUR RAGING Saddles. now. by Wilson.
ELEGANT ROAM Pony Ii high, years old: very
stylish; been used by chdren warranted sound and kind
years old Of the most stylish and ga,v roAdsters
on earth has trotted in 4s and warranted sound and
BAY Horse. 15A high years old; very stylish; the
property OF family going abroad.
COMBINED DARK bay Saddle and Harness Horse. l5i4
ngn years old gos; al" sats' elegant in harness. war
BAY COB, i51a high, years old; extra stylish; war
ranted sound and kind
prompt driver ell day roadster sound
and kind.
A FINE large bay Mare. 10 high. years old sound
A BEAUTIFUL. combined bay Kentucky bred saddle
and Marncss Gcdng 1874 high. years old; winner at
the Kentucky fairs for combination warranted sound
THE FAST young Marc Meta. by Blue Bull. 1874 high,
years old of tho gated tr0ters scen has
never been trained and can show 80 clips warranted
HANDSOME CHESTNUT Saddle Horse, I5k high, 5
,cars old. very stylish; warranted sound.
TIiTRTY -FOUR top side bar and end spring Road
wrKSEs Gsrr1EGs r,aEs &C. a,, u,,.o. e., Il, n.
PULL DESCRIPTIONS AT SALE.
SALES NEVER postponed on acccnnt of weather.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE I;2s5 BRoADWAY.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR THE RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS AID.
vERTISEMENTS PRESENTED BEFORE EIGHT
O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING ARE INSURED
PROPER CLASSIFICATION.
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A B3kERy, DOING BUSINESS or 80 BARRELs
Aweck also Groceries. Meat Markets
IL Il No..C CIas.xcb cbsf
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A GOOD LIQUOR STORE FOR xgD: ALSO BES1
~Asample Rooms, Restaurants. Milk Routes.
MITCHELL. ~ New Church st.
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3S7 18th av., Now York.
0 Bowd0in square. Boston. Mass.
81 North Nam ST., Providence, II l.
Holdens Book Birds f2s pages 80 illustrations by
mail for % cents In stamps Insect Powder price.
MONKEYS.-ONE BLACK MONKEY (RARE SPECI
vImenl, long tuftcd crest carnation cushion quite
image OF Satan but docie healthy and strong golden
gray Monkey the sacred of tho ancient Egyptinu
mythology healthy, active, payfu-que chiid's pet
JOHN GOURLEY, ST.. Hoidens Bird Store 1877 9th
New York city
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I)OsT OFFICE NOTICE
The foreign mails for the week ending saturday Sep
1879 will close at this Office Tuesday, at
gA NJ for Europe by steamer Wisconsin via Quccn
on Wednesday at 10 A. NJ for Europe, by steamer Gal
liza Correspondence for France must be
specially addrcssed and at 10 M for France direct bv
Labrador via avrc Thursday Mt 10 A. M for
Ireland by City of Montreal via Queenstown
for Britain and the Continent be
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Frsia via Plymouth. Cherbenrg and Hamburg; Satur
day II ~ A. NJ for Germany. &c by Oder
Southampton Bremen correspondence for Great
Britain and the Continent must be specially addrcsscd.
IL W. for Europe by Gcrmanic via Queen
correspondence for Germany and scotland must be
specially addressc and at II NJ tor Scotland direct by
steamer Ethiopia, via Glasgow. The mails for Denmark.
Sweden and Norway despatched by Hamburg and
Bremen only Tho mails for Aspnwnll and South
Pacific ports leave New York september TO- The mails for
Havana leave New York September H. The mails for
uayti, Savnna &C. Greytown aud Port Limon cavc New
York september ~ The mails fcr Newfoundland leave
New York september ~ Tho mails for the West Indies
and Porto Rico leave New York September H. The MALL
for Australia &c leave san Francisco September - The
mails for China aud Japan leave Francisco October
Posr orricE, NEw YoRK. Sept q, 1919
THOMAS L. JAMES. Postmaster.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DArENTs, TRADE MARKS. CAVEATS.
Il MUM X co. 81 Park row. New York.
Proprctors of the Scientific Thirty four years
peence Solicitors OF Patents Handbook patents
with iull direc tions and advice sent tree.
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SATURDAY, September l3.
COMMENCING PROMPTLY AT = O'CLOCK.
Tho is directly opposite the Pier
but five distance by Prospect Park Brighton
Beach Railroad All boats and railroads to the island
therefore available going and coming.
Members of the American Jockey Climb desiring to avail
themselves of the concession made their favor will
receive badge application the Jockey Club Office
Madison av: and 27th. LEONARD JEROME, Prcs't.
John q. uECkscnER. Sec'y
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rf,IIE ROYAL HAVANA rOUCH
il Keep youp tobacco moist using tho Royal Havana
Pouch price Toe and l,,. oach B ALERICE, 10 Newark
IT., box 245 iIobckcn, N.