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The daily gazette., 1880-04-08
.nr McConneII's Lecture,
Landen1mrg III. s. R. a.

The State election In Rhode Island was
held Yesterday. Little more than half the
usuai vote was cast, and there was no
choice of Governor by the people. Re-
rnrns from all but two of the towns give
Littlefield, Republican, lo,ol4 himpaii'
Democrat, 6928 and Howard, froniol-
ZIONIST, 5006. The Legislature being
three-fourths Republican will elect
Littietield Governor. 1t is understood
that most of the mem bers favor the re-
election of General Burnside as United
States Senator.
THE late Lord Rivers used to be deemed
,hs handsomest man in England. He
was then The Hon. Horace PETIT, an offi-
,,er of the Horse Guards Blue, regt
mani he afterward commanded. he
some what later made consiueraoIe
sensation in London society oy marry
ing Eleanor Suter, the queen OF tne
London demi-monde and known ss Nelly
Holmes, a name which she TOOK from
her first usband son OF the ceieorateu
Tory whip Billy Holiness.
Full returns of the election in Chica-
go show that the Republicans elected
10 Aldermen, the Democrats ., the In
denendents /, and the Socialists l,
Leaving the complexion of the Council
about the same as last year. In Spring
field. Ill, Irwin, Republican, was elect
ed Mayor by 300 majority. The new
Council will stand 10 Democrats to :
Republicans. '.ea-l 41
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SECOND EDITION
Kew steps In Fish Culture.

AN INGENIOUS APPARATUS FOR
HATCHING--THE INVENTION OF A
W MEMBER OF THE MARYLAND FISH
COMMISSION. vs. ..i nsad
A correspondent Of the New York
Erening Post, speaking of the new ap-
paratus for Matching fish and transport
ing flesh fish eggs, the invention Of Mai.
I. Ferguson, one Of the Mary land fish
commissioners, says: 1t Is vastly su-
perior to all other fsh-hatching appa-
ratus. The experiments with it, how
ever, will be necessarily limited, since Ia
rather expensive to manufacture, and
the appropriation which Congress has
made for the fish commission for the
ensuing year is only $4,000. The new
apparatus overcomes the principal disad-
vantages of the Matching expedients In
the form OF an inverted cone, with tanks
and pipes TO supply the cylinders with
water. The water runs in at the bottom
of the cylinders and out at the top, thus
serving the twofold purpose of supply
ing fresh water and keeping the eggs
In constant notion; Around the top of
each cylinder is q fine wire grating,
through which the water escapes with
out CofTFiuS Ou INC cSBS. lue LdnkS
that supply the water are placed under
the upper deck. The, cylinders are CT
copper, lined on the inside with zink
and in SIZE about two and half feet
long, and are about one foot in dame
ter at the top. They are arranged in
sets of eight and are supplied by one
pipe, with short piece Of hose extend
ing from the bipe TO the bottom of each
cylinder. Eighty Of these cylinders, OF
ten SETS. or placed on one vessel. Be-
side the cylinders, the apparatus in
cludes system Of Matching buckets, to
be used IN fair weather, arranged in q
row on the outside Of the vessel. These
buckets are supplied with bottoms Of
fine wire grazing, through which the
water runs in and out as the buckets are
lowered and raised by the engine. The
commission assert that the new appa-
rat,s will hatch 90 per ceptum of eggs
40 per centum more than the apparatus
now in use Moreover it will dispense
with many of the hands now employed
on ish-batching vessels, whose negli-
gence is always source of anxiety I'd
the culturist and the cause oil the failurr
OF many experiments. lH9 y
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The Stone Breaker.
PREPARATIONS FOR ITS LOCATION ON
THE REsERvoIR LOTS. M U

@sA1oAsh WIN kOAos
The stone-breaker, which for years
ground up huge rocks at the corner of
Eleventh and Spruce streets, is at last 10
be removed to another location. When
The removal was made necessary by the
desire Of the Christiana River Improve
'nent Company, owners of the lot on
which the breaker stood, the Street Com
mttee looked around for suitable lot,
on which TO locate the machiue. The
city sand lot, at Twelfth and Orange
streets, was first picked out for the pur-
pose, but such howl Of remonstrance
game nom the people Of that neighbor-
mood that The. project was abandoned
next, convenient spot at Murray &
McEip " quarries. Fifth aud Adams
streets, was selected, but Mr.. Wm.
Bacdenpof, who happened to be con-
strac'iDg large morocco factory In the
immediate neigbborhood. protested on
the ground that the dust from the break.
er would prove ruinous TO his business,
aud so another search " as made. This
time place near Dougherty's quarries,
away over on the Brandywine about
Harrison street, was decided upon, but
DR.. Pusey Head, proprietor of the
Hygeian Home, declared that his pat
tents, who spent much of their time
along the Braneywine during the sum-
mer months, would be driven crazy by
the noise of the freaper If it was located
in this peaceful aud classic neighbrhood.
BY this time the Street Committee
was almost in despair, but finally they
decided to place the breaker on the
unoccupied portion of the reservoir lot
and the contract for its removal was
awarded to John +. Hyde, for $275,
The removal is now in progress, and
the foundations for the machinery are
almost completed.
The location is just east of the pump
house, and the foundations at a dis
tance look as though they were intend
ed for large house. They are full
ten feet high, and the supports for the
engine and the breaker are of solid
masonry, about 4x8 feet surface. A
frame building will be constructed
over the machinery for its protection
from stormy weather. Underneath
the breaker are large pits, into one ol
which the dust will be deposited, while
the others will be receptacles for the
broken stones. The building will have
a large doorway in one end, through
which the carts will enter and convey
stones to the breaker. The masoI
work is being done by John Hanley
under the direction of the Street Com
mittee, and is of the most substantial
character. 1t is intended that the
breaker, when once placed in its new
location, shall stay there for years, ant
the work is being done with this objec
in view. The entire cost of the re
moval will be about one thousand dol
lars. i' .. .-
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Police News.

The first to walk into the dock at. the
Police Station last evening for the pur-
pose of receiving justice at the hands ol
the Mayor, was George Ward, colored
q, orge was charged by Charles Blum
dell, keeper of the "Friendly lnD," OIL
Water strest between Market and King
with disorderly conduct. Mr.. Blundell
testified that a few minutes before II
o'clock the defendant eame into his
place, and ordered dinner; after he hat
partaken Of the dinner, he refused to pay
for it when asked 10 do SO, and became
very disorderly. When asked IL he had
anything to say, he stated that he wenI
into the place and after eating foul
ayellow neds" and quantity Of bread
aud butter he informed the plaintiff
that he had no money at the time but
would call in again and pay him.
Hugh Garland who has habit OF
taking too much -whiskey, was requiie ed
10 pay 80 cents and costs. .s .
A soloon keeper for using quar-
nectar cider BOTTLES belonging to Gun
bingham & Co., OF Philadelphia, con
trary to law, was required to pay 81
cents each for five filed bottles that ht
had sold, and costs.
John Turner, James Russell and
Patrick Mcdonnell, three villainous
looking ''bums'' were given thirty days
each, at the county Jail. .sl
Three small boys, for general dis
orderly conduct, and throwing coal al
the doors of residents ON Elm street.
after receiving some sound advice from
he Mayor, were held in the sum ol
$100 bail for their future good be
havior.
Elijah Fitzjerrald, colored, was re
auired to pay $5 and costs for keeping
an unregistered dog.
James Stevens, colored, was given
thirty days at New Castle, in order tt
get sobered up. go
The first seen in the dock this
morning, was the familiar face Of
John Groves, the would-be suicide
who spends most of his time either il
the city cells or at New Castle. JOIN
was released from New Castle, yester
day, and having obtained his liberty
went direct to the residence of his
daughter, and commenced acting in 8
disorderly manner. He was required
| to pay 81 and costs, and in default o
payment was sent over this morning
where he will remain for thirty days
James Howell, who was found las
might, by Chief Maxwell, lying OF
Market street, below Third, drunk
was required to pay 80 cents and costs
He was sent over.
Rebecca Riggs, next walked into tn
dock, and asked the Mayor to send he
over for thirty days. The request wa
granted. a.a li .l.r ...
Two drunks with the usual penalty
ended the hearings.
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@aily Sazstts.

MOST RIDICULOUS THING 10
tbe water may not be made
4 n cot from the Brandywine
In that stream. Impurities may
k,ed into it at any point we
ver had water so pure and free
I,ment as during the past year.
EIef Engineer and the men In his
|baye now more control over the
br its purity, and the safety OF
|bo use It than ever; whereas If
Lar was allowed TO enter q pipe
stream 1t might run with impur''-
N for weeks before the mischief
covered. Now, the poison is to
extent destroyed by the time the
hches the pump house, and when 1t
to be dlscolored the pumps are
!. the reservoir holding enough
! weeks supply II we please TO
aiaa IL. 4f
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DEMOCRAT,
Connr oR1orr. the Russian Min

Count ORLoFF, the Russian Minis
ter to France, is a picturesque-look-
ing nobleman. He wears great
black band over the left side of his
head to conceal the absence of an eye
lost in wild expedition in the Turco-
Russian war of 1858, when twenty
Russian officers and soldiers attempt
ed to capture the position of Arabia
bia. His left arm was fractured at the
same time and never properly set, and
he carries it in sling. But he is
charitable, particularly to sick or in
firm workingmen.
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Congress.

In the United Stales Senate, yester-
day communication was received
from Vice President Wheeler, stating
that he would be absent for several
days. Mr.. Thurman, of Ohio, was
chosen President Pro tempors, and
took the chair. The Diplomatic Appro-
priation bill was reported and placed
on the calendar. Pending consldera-
ton of the Ute Agreement bill, the SEN
ate ajourned.
Iu the House, the bills to amend the
Pacific Railroad Sinking Fund act, and
to organize and discipline the militia of
the United States, were reported and
placed on the calendar. The Army
Appropriation bill was considered, and
Mi. SPARKS, OF ILL.,, being excited by a
misapprehension of some remarks of
Mr.. Ci, mer, lost control Of himself, and
gave the lie. After some discussion and
explanations, SPARKS withdrew the
offensive remark, and was permitte d
to escape censure. At the end OF the
bill he offered, by direction Of the Mill
tary Committe, proviso that none OF
the money appropriated by the act
should be used for the transp 'Ttation of
troops to election polls. Pending con-
sideration Of point of, order raised
against this amendment by Mr.. Keller,
the House adjourned. t7a
The House Committee on Banking
and Currency agreed yesterday to report
bill repeating the two cent stamp duty
on bank checks.
jackson s. Morse, grain exporters,
of Boston, failed yesterday for about
$50, 900. 1t is believed they had been
dabbling in Chicago wheat specula-
tions. -
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pRSAT0R HENDERSON, of M issouri,
"a curious and significant fact
develops itself in the x.eHsive
|poudence concerning the Chicago
ention. Numbers Of republicans
brent States, but especially In the
write that they do not think the
hnton Important; that they prefer
bh the third term movement at the
that if the republican leaders are
enough to nominate the ex-Preal-
y Chicago "let them try 1t; the
! settle this question forever at the
IN N0vem ber."
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NEW ADvERTIsEsIENTs.


NJ oTICE;-I. Thomas Farmar. in
~ compliance with the requirement.
OF the act OF Assembly In such case made
ana provided, do hereby give notice thai
1 shall apply in writing TO the Court o
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jai
Delivery OF the State OF Delaware. In and
Tor the coun y Of New Castle, on Monday
the 10th day of May next, being the firsl
day OF the May Term, A. d.. i880.s f0r {
license to keep an inn or tavern at Nos,
and East Finn street, IN the
Eourth Ward OF the city of Wilminet0n,
delaware, and to sell Intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one ousrf
to be drunk on The premisee and tbe fol,
lowing respectable citizens recornrnsnd
the said application to wit:
Joseph Fullmer, VIII. Brady -
George 8. Gardner, James Hart. ,ilsts
BERNARD Bonner, John A. Du{Yy.
Wililam McGon eRal Bernard Bonnor.s
Julius A, Krauspe, Joseph w. Hart. =,
l.. q. File, John McCloaksy
Peter Springer, A. J. N essickg ia
Jonn k1gney, John Gibbons,
geo. Adele, Henry Carr,Df
James =. Fiansg an, John K. King KIM, sos
James +. Kane, 30 = Francis Kelly.ran
Francis McMona gle, Thomas B. Kelly.
Geo w. Ortlip, Thomas b. Eaton.t
aprS-3t~ 4.,,.a THOMAS FARMAR.
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Why do you cough when you can
find relief in Sines' Syrup of Tar, Wild
Cherry and Hoarhound2 1t is the
most eficacious and pleasant remedy
known for Coughs, Colds, Group,
Asthma and all diseases tending to
Pulmonary Consumption; has been
sold for over thirty years and is espe-
cially adapted to children, as it does
not nauseate and consequently can be
used in sufficient quantity as to effect
q cure. aI ..a nr N
Buy one bottle and you will never bt
without it. Price % and so cents pc
| bottle. Sold everywhere.
... ... .l....lt , ap1-1mod&w
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open Letter. IL Speaks for
Itself.


EDITOR; Having read In your
reports OF the remarkable cures OF
~, l am induced TO tell "what /
ABOUT catarrh," and / fancy the
and "inhaling-tube" makers
dollar grabbers) would he glai n
could embiazon similar cure in the
~ FOR 70 years l suffered with
~ closed. Smut" sdust - aashes ;,
Ellng. tubes" and sticks" wouldn't
though at intervals / would snifi'
avealied catarrh snuff, until / be
'aiuaDle tester for such medi-
gradually grew worse, and no
.fan know how much / snffered oy
miserable being l was. My head
over my eyes so that / was con An al
~ ior many successive days, sui
the most intense pain. which at
Zine lasted continuousIy for I6s
All sense Of smell and taste gone
and hearing impaired Hodv
Ken and weakenedf nervous
Pm shattered and consti.
broken, and l was hawk ing and
NV seven-eighths OF the time.
gu iof death to relieve me of INV suf
favorable notice In your paner
cage = Catarrh Remedy Induced me
Ichase package, and use IN "a i'm
sorves Nasal Douche, which appiies
emedy by hydrostatic pressure III y
way compatible with common
II ,hi, ,mheli, Mr.. Editor, IL did not cure
,hIee fourths OF a second. nor in
|S,as 9r month, but In less than eight
tiSs.i l was relieved, and in three
y ,os osshtlrely cured, and have remain
q ,ba t over sixteen months. While
N. sne % Catarrh Remedy, / used Dr.
~ noiden Medical Discovery tc
Ssoh blood and strengthen INV
IN |lSr, rco,i, also kept my liver active and
sai,uas sular % by the use of his PleasanI
Ia 1 o,bsse aellets: ifmy experience viii
I'M o.ner ~ sufferers 10 seek the sam,
Eere%d NJ relief, this letter will hay,
|fs IN 4" purpose. Yours trnly
4 ID. REMI(yK
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KTOTICE.-I, Henry McIlhenney, do
IN hereby give notice that shall apply
of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State
OF Delaware, in and for the county of New
Castle, on Monday, the 10th day OF May
next, being the first day of the May Tefms
tavern, known as the columbus Inn, IN
school District Nos. y and 20, CHI ristiana
Hundred, New Castle county. and the
state of Delaware, with the privilege TO
sell intox icating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the premi.
ses and IL Q following pFcRble citizens
recommend said application, to wit:
James Toy, Thomas Toy, = -
James Gills, James Tol er,
George Fisher VIM. NJ 1lhenney.
Joseph Campesan, Hugh Holland, IL
Dennis Dougherly, John Met ann,
p. O ,sey, WiiiiaIn Geary. iaiR
apr1 81 HENRY MoILHENNEY.
4s.i
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NTOTICE.--We, William Baxter and
~ Matt hew Baxter, trading under the
name of William Baxter q Bro, do
hereby give notice that we shall apply to
the Judges of the Court of General Ses-
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the
State of Delaware, in and for New Castle
County. on Monday, the 10th day OF May
next, 1880, for license to sell Intoxicating
liquors in quantities not less than one
half gallon, not to lie drunk on the prem
ises. at No. West Fourth street, being
the southeast corner OF Fourth and Ship
ley streets, in the Third Ward Of the city
of Wilmington, Delaware, and the follow
ing respectable citlze residing In said
ward, recommend the said application to
wit: ara -ta5r'
Patrick Kelley, W. McElwee,
w. H. Jack, A. A. Chapman,
Conrad Keller, Henry Grebe, t
Thomas |. Russell, John Bader,
James Smith. Preston Ay ers, =
Charles A. Winslow, George +. Young,
p. B. Forman, Thos. d. Gibson,
andrew wilhelm. King Dolbow,
Samuel Culbert, A. Bierman,
George X. Baugh, James Brown, an
Edwin A. Parker, Edward Farmar,
James Clark, John Green, -
John n. Graham. ...-f
VIM. BAXTER & BRO.
ap7-St. 9 rourth q sharpley sta.
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A Circus Pageant for Saturday
..HI.. .Ht 90 NiOIlt.

Then will be tnrch-light parade of
the consolidated shows of Adam Fore
paugh and Cooper, Baily & Co., on Sat
urday evening next, attended with un-
usua attraction Indians, ZuolHs, elephants
and cages of feroclous beasts will be in
line, ,incompany with ladies on horseback,
mounted knights in armor and tableau
cars. The streets along which the pro-
cession is to pass will be illuminated
with fireworks and calcium lights, and
the affair will certainly be worth seeing.
The combined shows open next Monday,
at Broad and Federal streets--1imes'
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NJ oTIcE.-I, Hiett Graham. do here.

NJ OTICE.-I. Hiett Graham, do hereby
~ give notice that shall apply to the
Judges Of the Court Of General Sessions ol
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State
OF Delaware, In and for the county of New
Castle, on Monday, the 10th day OF May
next, being the first day of the May Term,
A. d. $780, for license TO keep an inn or
tavern, known as the Atlantic Hotel. on
Pearl street. city OF New Castle, In Sch0sl
District No. 45. New Castle Hundred,
New Castle county and State Aforesaid,
with the privilege to sell Intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart,
TO be drunk on the premises. and the fol-
loving respectable citizens recommend
the-said application, to wit:
George r. Deakyne, Geo. A. Maxwell"
Benz = min b, Groves Thomas CHM, ~
William A. KINNEY "A. G. Gray,
William Her be RI, JIM. Houseman
Dennis Fitzgeralds, l.. M. Chase,
Chss. +. N, hlen, M. N. Wier, N
George Whitfield, ID. w. ElkingtOn.a
samuel II I. Black. Jsmes WilmOtt,
William B. Herbert, ID. Roulden. .t5iIa
apr8-3t* HIETT GRAHAM.
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tHE Ne,cs belongs the unenviable
{ion Of setting aside all State
! and permitting the Brandywine
Made a receptacle Of all the poi
| filth that may be discharged or
| into that stream. The editors
b be wholly ignorant Of the laws
b matters. No none, not even
hers of the land through which
Is has a legal right to throw any
Into the stream that may irjure
cghbor below or above HIN, or the
Ter who may drink Of its water.
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|n the "old saIama,1der,, n,,,, /,

' oid salamander" Drug House
ku. IT n HIh1cAGo, ILL.,, Jan. II, 1880.
LY -. H. Warner & o., Rochesfer
fh yonnasEN:-We Won ~ trust our order will
demSan,ad lena ,a season seas to be promptly fiiIed
1ally lhe s oa your safe Remedies. es-
>ontinnovnSsa Saie Kidney and Liver Cure.
tomers sn..,l and increasing, and our
b value 'psak In the highest terms of
ID come several cases OF cures which
pplete and unuer our observation are
1 Very Irnln most remarkable.
nN SCH AACK .REUEN1ronn
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DoN'T KNOW who Is running the
machine in this city. But we
krtily tired Of opening circulars,
nor getting up clubs, speeches, &C.,
I've no use for them, and turn them
pr waste basket. Somebody night
em; il We only knew who dared to
bem, The GRANTEES heie monop-
the Offices, and no Republican
b be seen with a Blaine ba dge IN
Ind.
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CaKpetA.

'eommodious and beautifully light
pet rooms afford us ample facilities
foperly displaying carpets, and we
ply invite all, whether wish ing to
lase at present or not, 10 call and
through our large stock.
w. NJ. KENNARD & co,
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NOTICE Il, Michael Macy, do here
IN by give notice that 1 shall apply to
the judges of the Court OF General 6es-
sions CT the Peace and Jail Delivery OF
the State Of Delaware. In and for the
county of New Castle, on Monday, the
10th day OF May next, being the first day OF
May Term, A. d. 1850, for q license to keep
an inn or tavern at No. 1l20 French street
in the Sixth Ward ofthe city OF WHINING
ton, TO sell intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart to be drunk ON
The premises, and the following respecta-
BILE citizens recommend the said applica-
tion, to wit: 'il Hl-
John Mcguire, Hugh Mcclure,
John Cuddy, James Zebley.
Charles Hallam, Morris Carberry, "a
william S. Edwards, William Taylor,
Joseph B. Springer, Thomas Donnelly.
.Jonn Ziglar, Bernard Donnelly.
William s. Walker, Edward Barlow,
John s. Smith, James Cook. a'ta
samuel Collision. William Akin,
James McSorley, John Gillespie,
James Lyones, Miles Dare y,
Peter Inman, Michael Gill.
aprS-3ts MICHAEL MALOY.
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u. Joy In Louisiana.

Sed WIZ wII,Hpie Of New Vrleans Tn .r.
me decision OF the Postnas o
ItOfi,cs u. M. Key, In roscInSina ~
IS he il na oauer about the malls as he he
b Of the pset,snaded sS,s after an exam,nao ne
|hisians sIsia sSIsi,oence submitted thai he
|ndulent aH. Lottery Company IL NOT
ich is a b;nh shu has so recogni ze.i IL
.ere trial lsn tsnna tribute extorted after 4
ters. registerandt me department. Now
ke, go 10 M letters. postal orders
Ins, La, or .anIo "a, IDoaushin. at New Or.
osdway, New Ys Ynsh person at No. 8ls
., When y 81 Is the next drawin;,ga M ! :, ana the the
ply man = may winsSO, GOO. WSoisPPh. Wf, inPfhil
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'e'lnss Tonight.

Es;s; :..ssss5 $s5f:s 55ssi;; y. T. {. rs. SSE
y. haitian Teds.Ss no: 2 I: Q. OF.
n lining on 6ise. 6isv;. NO, Il, 1. o. r.. M,
GeFP@ GbePs Conner, nNsalo1; No y a; Nc. L 8. Of III.
"aa Mutual Bensflc,oii Cd, al y y; "a, a: =, N. NJ