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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MI\ VAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
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HENRY \. DANIELS. N. D..


rscases of the Nervous system, Gcno-l rnary organs
,r,noency and Stcrty. Hours, TO J. d 10 ).
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Steamer Hcyeus tbtlg; Stapleton from New.York
Steamer Olbera (Belg. sailed from Rio Janeiro for
New-York May 20.
steamer Msranhense tBr). Hughes. sailed from Para
Tor New.Yoyk May .v'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13
aoad1eattd9s aut1ots @taats- asthaase, a1oatae, is. gebraaar 1895.

ibubenbe 6anbel8pertrGge INNER me6r am
Suitrehen. Gaotfaler Sretbanbel lit ebenIo
menig 3u biutgen mie rabifale Scbub1
s0anerei, btelme6r rtcbtet licb 6aSNeebr o6er
Weniger beiDer SDftsnle ie nab ben 3eite
perbGltntfen, Dem Meltmarft unb benz
8erbalten Der ibrtgen 9~atipnen. Mder1
bau uno 2an6pirtbi6aft btlben cine 6er
6au~ptgrunblagen beS itaatIidben 9ebens
unb bebiirfen tniotpeit 6eS itaatlichen
Scbubes, ais baourcb Sic 2ebensbeoiirfni{Ie
Der 8eODlferung nicbt iiber baS n0tbige
WtaB pertDeuert tperocn. 0te Sp3ialoemoa
fraten tpoleu Die Sun9liberalen - t6 weiB
nt6t, oh tie iib 10 nennen tperben nit
alien geiebliben Meitteln befGmpfen, au1
glei3 aber 6aralf binmirfen, baB bie
Snterelien oer Nrbeiter uno N~rbeitgeber
Derlobnt fDerben unb 6ie Sage Ser ~erIteren
Dem gegentpdrttgen Stanbe ~unierer &ultur
9emdB berbeliert tptro.
Sbr polittibes 8erbalten ge6enfen fe 80
etn5nrtcbten, baB file ieoeu 9oftrinarismus,
leoes et9enitnntge 8erDarrel1 alf nertn06er>
ten Sebr : @runOiGBen unb 9ogme11 per7
nletben. Die gan3e meni6li6e @eielibaft
berubt auf @btung ser gegenieittgen lteber>
5e1gung uno a1f gegenl eittgen GpncelIionen
unb 10 lit es AUDI in ber 8olitif. 6at man
cine Sorberung ais gut, beiliam unb stuedz
ntdBig e%rfannt, unb IdBt fie iib nic6t auf
etnmal erreicben, 10 ioll mar nit benz Su7
frteDen iein, mas man 5ur l3ett betommen
fam, nnb niemalS etm @eleB ablebneu,
tpelbeS I'M @rpBen unD @an5en annebm7
bar nnb iegensrei6 1T, neil es eiuen 8araz
9rapDen entbdlt, nit sem man niebt ibsr>
etnitimmt. Die groBen politii6en 8arteien
loa man ais berecbtiste Sattoren anieben
unb nicbt ais itaatSfetnbli6 branbmarfen.
Ser &f lit bds Reinstatement Der Yo4
littf, Dbne tim mir6e balb cine aQsemetne
8eriumpfung eintreten.
9aS ungefdbr itnb bic !3i9e Ser no1 uns
geborenen gartei, bte man I'M Msemetnen
nun biQigen farm. Sb unb mann fe ms
2eben treten iptrD, baS lit freilib cine 8rage,
bic itb fir ieBt nod ntbt beantpprten
lGBt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13
Git Client @aNamref's.

Ser i'm Ofto6er 1885 geitorbene be-
ri6mte beuti6zamertfantl6e Sournalt1t
fyriebrt6 6aiiaurcf ipar in Cincinnati in
SEN lebten Sabren Dor benz 8irgerfriege
ardb &ecbtsautpalt, On letn bamaligeS
8trfen e~rinnert Elm bteier Sage eiugetre@
tencr SobesfaQ IN SbtD's Staatsbaupt7
itabt. llno baS vGincinnatter Solfsblatt"
tbetlt babel fOlgenbe intereliante Crime
run8en nit:
ISM StaatSe Srrenhaule 5I @olumbus
lit bteier Sage Solepb 20ffler geitorben, oer
TIM Sabre 1858 in Cincinnati tpegeu Opp
pelmorbes 3u lebensldngli6er 3uebtbauS7
itrafe perurtbeilt merben mar. Ser SAT-
lit elmer Der merftpiirbtgiten, Die in ben Nn>
nalen Der Sbioer @riminalgei6t6te per7
3et6net itnb.
96ffLer tpobnte in Ser 8inetr. in @tnctn1
natl iiber benz &anal. Son Dern1eintlicben
9amonen u1o 9eren getrieben, erorpl1elte
er zines 9ta@ts letne Srau Sranctsfa urb
ging bann in Sic bo6gelegene Sbto Npe.
binauf, in bas 6auS zines 6errn Jtlcbpl1s
6prton, BET welbem er in 9ten1ten 1tallo,
BORT silnbete er ben i'm Seller betInplIDelt
8orratb BON Seuerbol5 nnb SpGbnen an
Ilt Du0 JDuuo w OLUltQ 0N l+SASAk| ~
BEN 9tau6 unb 2Grm erpedt, fam Sorton
aus letnem 3tn1mer unb tprroe bon G0ffi
Ter NIT etnem Wfeiier nteoerge1toBen. Scr
M0rber begab ii9 Johann auf etl1erl oantals
np6 u~nbebauten @raSplaB IN Der yfdbe bes
6auIes unb ibnitt itb ben 9als Durdb.
Q(ub bic 8ulsaoern an betoen 5anoen
lubte ct ii6 absui6neiben. Wfan tano tbn,
in leinem 8lute i9ptmmeno, uno bracDte
i'm ms 6oipttal, mo- ct, 9ant letl1er eller7
men &6rperbel9affen6eit, balo tpteoer ber2
geiteat tpurbe, iobaB ibm Der Pro3eB gee
mabt werben fonnte.
0ie 8ert6eibiguus itiibte fi9 auf gSabne
finn; unb WDbl ME mar cine lolobe Ser7
tbet6i9uns 10 bere3tigt g%etpelen, ME N
90ffller's SAT-. S6on Die SHUTTER Oes
0(neeflaeten bate an @etftesftorungen ge@
lttten uftb cine WteHge BON 3eugen betpleS,
0aB 90ffler bereitS lGngere Sabre Dor Der
b~llttigen Shat NnfdQe BON Srrltnn u1lo
SobIud6t gcbabt, bie itnnloieiten AeuBertnz
gen getban llnb bic Derrlldte1ten Sttelc9e
b~eqangen bate. Mber Die Oftentltdbe Ntete
nltuq mat emp0rt uno Derla1gte etn Spter,
unb Q6ffler mar arm urb unbefannt unp
nob Da5u Elm @~in9epanoerter. Nuf9ere91e
Wtenibenmafien fiiaten Die Jtaunle oes
@~tncinnatier @eri6tSbauies uno O%erlaHgten
1einen Sob.
Ser llnslidlibe pGre iiber gum Gooe
perurt6eilt un6 gebdngt t%poroen, penn Jpn
uidbt bic unermiiolidbe 9batfraft, AusoaAer
un6 !3d6tgfeit Triebri4 5alauref's gerettel
Bate, beIleu fat iiberuaeni9liden @nttrenz
9ungen es 3ulebt gelang, ett1en 0erdrlt8en
SSuifismoro su pcrDtnbern, 5ailaAref bate
Die 8ertbeibigung bes armep Sqlliaef9
Ibernommen, mas i3ou an ulo tyr llD
Gin 8agelta6 mar, beHn Die 9tatlolitea
~feierten UNI iene !3eit in Cincinnati p99fe
Orgiea. Der H~uerlbrO6ene gertbelO'ser
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13

benben ltebel ourc6 neue Engagements ab
,ubelfen, itrb bisber eei6eitert. lIno oanl
bat !6err Or. 8urd6arbt oaS ungtuf, bal
er eineu 8ureaufraten >God beltbt, oer I'D
bis unter 6aS &tnn sufnOpfen lGBt. 9er
3iebt ct an, tpenn iib trgenD SSemano an
maBt, i6m gegeniiber aub per vletn 81
tpollen", unb bieie 3ugefnppttbett Der:
icbeucbt bann bic Wfuien.
Sang1t bat es 2ubpig TuI6a, elmer Del
iIngiten unb talentpoQiten 2uitiptefotDter
NIT benz 6errn Director vperl6uttet0
Ser iunge 9i6ter bate Die unerbDrte Ger'
melIenbeit, al BEN 6errn 9ireftpr i9rttt'
licb Elm Qniucben - no3 pa5n IN prtn9en'
Der Sprm - gu ftelen. Wfan bente: an
Ben mtrfli6en 9ireftor bes tpirflt9en SC, sc,
Sofburg : IbeaterS! J.. = 9aS bate 5ur
Tplge, baB 9treftor 8urd6ar0t bas beretts
3ur 2(uffibrung angenommene neueite SUIT
fpiel Tulba's benz 9t6ter SuriiGi6idte, unb
oaB bieier nit elmer S6abeneriabflage
brobt. 9a fol- nun etn &unfe Snitttut
gebeiben, tuenn 9lles, mas Salient bat, per7
i6loliene Sbiren finbet!
Ser &rteg 8urdbar6t : Sul6a e~rinnert
MIDI all cine anbere ltterarii6e Se6be, in
ipelcber 2ubuig @angbofer, Der Ofttperfal7
fer bes ~befannten GolfSitiides v0ie 6o3@
5eit bon Galeni" unb Elm in Der literarii9en
0elt gGnslidb unbefannter Singing bic
@egner itno. Ser lebtere bebauptet, eth
Gbeaterltiid, 6as @angbofer iingft int
yOeutiben @olfstbeater" bate aufffiDren
laiien, iei ietn, beS nnbefannten Sling
lines, ~geiitiges @tgentbum unb @angbpfer
babe es etnfab geitoblen. SelbitoeritGnbz
li6 ltebt 9r. @angbofer bieie 8ebauptung
ftr feline S6mei6elet an uno 10 ginger
-benn BIN uno flagte beim 8e3trfSgert9t
auf @brenbeletbtgun9. Der 8erf(agte lit
Stpar muir Elm 6anblun9S> gpmmis = Plus
lagen2 Nrrangeur" BET elmer @iener Strma
= er na6m aber Sen 6ebbe76 anbi6ub auf
uno Deripra3 ben ACCOMPLISHMENTS fir
Ietne B~ebauptungen gu erbrtngen. ga er
aber, UNI MIDI btlblicb aus3ubritfen, borz
lduftg feline QuSlagen no6 ntbt arrangirt
bate, bat CT INN 8ertagung unD bteies @e1
iu3 purbe geipGDrt, 10 baB aIio Der &f
porldufig noob ni9t entl9ieben tit.
Sntereiiant tit, oaB oaS 10 ptel umftrtt@
tene 8ibnenperf, ipie Elm Bibbolo it6
ausOri6te yboleraperbd6tis" lit = eS err
lebte namlicb etnen 9urbfau, pie i'm nob
lelten eth StiG in Wten erlebt bat.
2alien Sic MIDI npb fir einen Mugen7
blid bon Sen 8rettern, Die Sic @elt be-
oeuten, in bic nirfli6e @6elt 5uriidfe6ren
9a bat lt6 iin9it Elm ~bluttgeS 9rama ab>
geipielt. @raf Spbann &raSnift, MttgIieb
oeS !9errenbauieS, t. t. 8dmmerer uno
Yrdiibent bet 2ember9>G 5ernppib@ Gtien1
balm, bat SelbftmorO ~begangpn, inbem er
iib aus Dem Speiten Stoftperfe ietnes
!9otelS berabitir3te. @S betBt, baB @raf
&raSnifi, Der ibon i'm. lebten 9topember
itc9 5u entleiben Deriucbt bat, geiites9eit0rt
mar, ais er freipiaig aus benz 2eben sing,
9umpfe @eri9te, bic bier bernmse6en,
wollen baS aber better ntiien. .@ieuei6t
fpmmt bas baber, baB @raf &rasnift Die
erite BeriOnli6fett Bel Ser ~obengenannten
@jienbabnz@eieli9aft mar, 9ieie 8abn
1T ndmltb cine Der i6p~tnbelbafteiten
@riinbungen Der vS6pinbelz@ ppbe" unb
6Gtte ibren pgritnber", ben fattiam befann3
ten Sitter bon Sfenbeim, beina6e ms
3u9t6aus gebraht. 81. 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13

begriin6ete nit bieiem 9ro5eB ieinen 9tuf
ais Gr~tminaLantpalt.
Die @rfabrung 3etgte bal6, 6aB 6aiiatz
ref'S anna6me Der 1ln5ure3nungSfd6igfett
26ffler's etne bolfommen ri6ti9e mar.
Der @efangene Derfiel in unburcbbringlie
chem Stumpfiinn unb uuroe I'M Sabre 1878
auf 8efebl bes bamaligen @ouperneurs
0oung benz Staatsz SrrenbauS 3~ugepieieu.
00ffler par 81 Sabre alt, ais ct Die 8lutz
tbaten beging."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13

mtan idUde cine 8rtef1narfe an ST.. &aStpaN e
Gpntp., SEQ. 80 M8arrelt=S Street Stem @orf, nm Die
G9rift "False and True. pelbe merthDpls &usfunft
gtbt, su9eiRift gu betoHlmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-15
itnter oeat YantoHel.

- Neue 9rantbeit. 3pei
Sduern iabren aui ibren Sretterpaoen
nah Sauie. llnterwegs erfunoiat iid
oer Sine aud mad Der Srau oes an.
bern. - gld. meint oieier, es geitb e,
niht sum Selien. = 9iaru, lpoas febli
'cr oenn? : Sa. eeeenoli9 peeB ids
cab mid re6t, oa Sucter meent bait.
ie bdtte vMagen9uitarre"
= Cine falide yoripieae.
lung. Oils ib mid Inn Sbre So6ter
beparb, perIiberten Sic mir ood, oaF
lie gang unmulitalii6 iei!"-, ,giun, oas
lit bod Die refine Wabrbeit!" SIN
GeoentbciI: 9aum If. iie Srau aepor.
ben. sleiA ipislte iie Die erite Geige i'm
Sauiel"
Srof. .Gie Boa, bic i6 bel
Sbnen tauite. III ni6t edit. iis bat idon
feline 6eoern mebr." : rllm 10 beiier.
cine pirtlib e1te Boa bat, iuie Sic aus
Der Naturseididte piiien psroen,. iibsr.
baupt teine 6eoern."
- WdBigteit. 9aronin gum
neuen 9iener; Limb Sic trinien bod
nidt etua2" Siener ,Se6r wenia,
gndoise 6rau. g8aiier gum Seiipiel
gar nidt."
Ser paiienbffe Sdmud.
a.; .Sbre S6miesermutter 1T pobl
eine iebr rcoielige Sdme2" g.: ,Ma.
ib iase Sbnen. wenn bic mai tpbt 1T.
laii id men qappslbaum auf ibr @rai
IsBen!"
The sun., 1893-08-14
A Surrender Complete.

We observe that the smoothest gang
plank down which the cause Of eilver can
slide into the abyss Of abandonment. is put
into use even by so energetic friend Of
free coinage as the 81. Louis Republic. Our
contemporary latest declaration Is this:
"A true money policy will be obtained until the
two metals treated at tho mints exactly alike II
the ratio Of 1e to be maintained let It stand II
not IND out the ratio ana coin dollars Of gold and s
yer without discrimination. as tho Democratic plat
form promised"
It Is the present ratio of 16 to that has
inspired every serious and intelligent COM
Blatant in the fight for silver. To give up
that. to talk Of free coinage on q new ratio,
is to acknowledge the supremacy OF gold
and to beg that silver may peacefully retire
from the field Of contest. and be permitted
to serve the superior metal in such capacity
as the latter may determine.
The Republic Is one Of the most conspicu-
GUS Democratic journals in the Southwest.
The sun., 1893-08-14
A Dutiful Public Officer.

A few days ago the Nep York Tribune
called attention to the fact that DR.. CYRUS
EDISON. one of the Health Commissioners Of
this city. had been chosen Vice-President Of
a corporation engaged in the manufacture
and sale Of filter designed for the purifica-
ton OF Croton water. It was suggested
that by acting as an officer Of that company
DIR. EDISON was using his official authority
in the Health Department to promote his
own pecuniary advantage and personal
ends: and that while he was under no legal
obligation to refrain from associating him
self with concern Of the kind. his connec-
ton with 1t might well subject his motives
to suspicion.
DR.. EDISON has recognized the justice Of
this criticism. and has resigned his place
as Vice-President Of the corporation. in
manly letter in which he declares that
public officer should not alone do no wrong,
but that he should also avoid the appear
ance Of doing wrong. "While I see no
wrong" he says. "in holding an Office in q
company Of the character OF this one, I
have always felt that 1t was an open ques-
ton as to whether might not appear In
this connection to be using my official po-
sition for an improper purpose"
DIR. EDsoN has not only done we'll and
wisely for himself. but he sets an excellent
example to other public officers.
The sun., 1893-08-14

new and more acceptable systcm OF homo
rule the Parnellitcs will have to depend on
the Unlonlsts, in cooperation with whom
they will have rejected the Gladstonian
offer. What prospect have they OF getting
from Lord SALISBURY and Mr.. CHAMBER
LAIN anything but the perpetuation OF the
detested Castle Govornmentp
We believe that II the present Homo Rule
bill is beaten through the desertion OF Mr..
GLADSTONE by the Parnellite members.
thoy will be held to stern reckoning by
their countrymen. What have You done.
they will be asked. with Ireland's great
opportunity What have you to offer as
substitute for the one chance OF a century
1t will not DO sufficient, in view OF the
calamitous results. to profess good inten-
tions. As the disastrous significance OF
their mistake becomes manifest, few Irish
mon. we think. will forgive the Parnellites on
tho plea that they knew not what they did.
The sun., 1893-08-14

From the Hdnafidn GdSeha
Shortly before IL O'Clock Minister Blount arrived
upon the ground. and his coming was the signal for
tho gathering Of notablea. Al ten minutes past IL
O'Clock the President Of the day. tho Hon j. H. Bonnt
took his seat upon tho platform. where were soon
seated Admiral skerrett, ConsulGeneral Severance.
Prof. NJ n Scott. Chairman Of the Literary Commit.
tee: the Rev. o. p Emerson Lieut.. W. Wilson. secre.
tary 10 the Admiral and Lieut.. Charles L. Fox. his
aida
Minister Blount called the meeting to order and an.
nounced the exercises OF the glorious Fourth would be
opened by prayer by the Rev. o. p EMERSON The
Battle Cry Of Freedom was then sung BY tho audi.
enco. after which Commander Thomas Nelson of the
u. g. 8. Adams read the Declaration Of endence
which was received and ended with hearty applause
as 1t always is and always will be.
Prof. Scott then announced that Ensign c. r yoRsl
gesang Of tho u S. Adams would deliver an address
by Patrick Henry made before the House Of Burgssse
of Virginia previous to the signing Of the Declaration
of Independence. Mr.. vogogesang's delivery of the
famous grafton was received with loud applause
After medley by the Hawaiian band. which fur
nished excellent music throughout the exercises Prof
H. NJ Scott introduced the orator Of tho day Lieut.
Lucien Young OF the U. navy. who delivered suit.
able address,
The sun., 1893-08-14
Tho Only Way.

A Bible conference Is In progress at Mr.,
MooDYs summer school at Northfleld. in
Massachusetts,. and on Friday another one
opened ten-days' session at Asbury Park
In New Jersey.
Brother MoopY's conference Is only for
the purpose OF giving expression to belief
in the Bible. He has declared fatty that he
does not want the critics Of the Bible to
take part In 1t. He wants only those who
believe with him that the Book is absolutely
true from cover to cover. and who resent
fault-finding with 1T as a grievous sin
against GOD.
Thus ne shuts out many Of the most dis
tinguished Of the theological professors
and ministers OF the Churches denominated
as evangelical. and he gives to his confer
ence character which will DO contemptu-
ously regarded by them. They look on him
and his fellow believers In the literal In
spiration and absolute infallibility OF the
Bible. as the ignorant victims OF supersti-
uon which has been exploded by their
scholarship. Brother MooDY's veneration
for the letter OF Scripture is mere
fetish worship. according to DIR. BRIGGS and
his school. 1t is belief which runs counter
to their scholarly demonstration that the
authorship Of books OF the Bible Is not as he
imagines. and that Scriptural statements
which he thinks come from GOD are really
indicative OF human ignorance. which sub
sequentscience and scholarship have proved
to be childish beside the wider and deeper
knowledge Of this day.
1t Is no wonder. then. that he keeps such
critics out OF his conference. He does not
wish TO be treated before his scholars as q
fool. because of his faith In the Bible More
over. II what the critics say is true. his whole
career has been wasted In the propagation
OF a delusion, and his NoYthheld school 10
The sun., 1893-08-14
A lHnrd.Tlmes Story.

TT"HI INC 1OHHuI " FthuHds
man entered q apawnbroker's shop in the Bowsry
and laying down twenty dollar bill asked II he could
be accommodated with a dollar on It, Tho pawn.
broker was an excellent judge of money. and saw at
once that the bill was genuine. SO he turned said
to the stranger. showing the bill toward him as he
spoke. that he IN mood for nonsense. But tho
stranger. showing the bill back. rejoined In earnest
that he business that he could MT get any
conductor horse to change tho bill: that hs
had already been put of three his were
awful tight and that unless he could get dollar on
the bill he woud be compelled to walk to the Battery
Well the pawnbroker couldn't but feel that the strang
meant what he said. SO he took up the twenty dol
lar bill toyed with 1t few moments. and then said to
him: "Well my friend I'd like to accommodate you,
but owing to the financial stringency can only give
you rs cents"
The sun., 1893-08-14
The Views OF nm Anx,o.Catbo,,c

To THE EDITOR OF TnE sUS-Sir: Your editorial on
. "Rituaistic Summer School" says that "the Sac
rament of Holy Unction.' Extreme Unction ad.
vocated through the twenty NTH of the Thirtynine
Articles explicitly excludes extreme unction as sac.
rament" In the hrst place. there is great difference
between holy unction. which. It seems. advocated
At westm nster and extreme unction with which you
clsvery Identify It, Holy unction is the AMOUNTING of
the SICK as commanded in st. James, ", IL, and ex.
trems unction is the Roman practice OF amounting
when all hope OF recovery is gone Holy unction Ia
not spoken OF In the twentyffh article. The article
does not even explicitly exclude extreme JUNCTION as
Sacrament 1t drawsa distinction between the two
"sacraments OF the Gospel" and the other sacra-
ments 1t says; "Thoss rvs" (sacraments being nm.
derstood) "havs not like nature OF sacraments with
baptism and tho Lords supper for shat they have not
any visible sign or ceremony ordained OF od"-the
sign In the being prescribed by the Church
The statement that extreme unction and the other
four have not ike nature of sacramento with baptsm
and the Lords supper very different from expressly
say. tina.
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eeived by the faithful In the Lords bupper by the
Liturgy which directs the priest TO say In delivering
the sacred elementsi The BODY OF our Lord Jesus
Christ" "tho Blood OF Lord Jesus Christ and NV
the Holy ssriptures which the Church appoints b
ing which we bless Is It not tho communion OF lie
Blood OF Christi The bread which We break, 10 IL NOT
The title Protestant applied Church 10 mslead
Ing since that word fs generally used TO denote the
sect. which had their origin at the time OF the Refor
nation That the Church OF England did not have her
origin then 10 simple matter OF history She was
reformed, not founded, At that time when the AZ.
thorty OF the Pope was thrown on and her doctrines
and practice brought into conformity with Catholic
g,a AM S @ mo- Preiaiss press and members
game churches under the same parish preIs-this ia
not 10 ndinE Church "
am not aware that tho General Convention OF the
the dead They have bean universally prnrtised both
In the jewish and Christian Churchea In the com
munion office of this custom ID found and sIsa
In the beFiAi office Respectfully yours. 'S
WEsT ORANGE N. J. Aug. II. isSa