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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-09
BROOKLYN CITY Intelligence,

FIRE Pc veen two ard * rec CLOCK YESTERDAY morn
ing fre broke out In Il houre Of Mr. James Ward on
Hud,oo svenus between lafayette avenue ana Willou x
BY eet ard speedily communicated with an adjoining
tenement Owned by Mrs. Brady. and occupied by her
osp and another family named Gallagher The buildings
II wood snd reduced ashss the occu.
Jant however succeeded in ssvieg most Of their house
budipg clotey contiguous, towards Lafayette Avenue
occupied BY Messrr j. K Cronmeiu aud Aaron A. Brown
wee considerably dsmsged in the upper stories but
Though the exertons Of the fremen saved from
total destruction. Mr. Wards loss amounts 10 about
$500 uninsured Me- Brown insured to the extent OF
$3.50, Bis furniture in the Atlantic Insurance. Coci
parry The builcing Is owned BY Mrs Aiger az the loss
covered BY Insurance.. Mr. Cfommellns loss Is about
500 fully insured, but In what Offices not ascertained
The lire Is Huppcsed TO have originated from accident.
Court OF SESSIONS. Court of General Sessions ia
kipRs county commenced yesterday before Judge Mooe
Iresidng and Justices Silwell and Stryker
The Grand ard Petit JuIiss we're and seys
indicted for violating the excise laws were ar
raiened and teveray pleaded guilty ;Petsr L. Bennett
Tor selling lquor on Sunday was fned 80; Henry Whit
tenburger Ike Indictment also fnsd $40 Ths seu-
teDce OF VIM. A. Dulard indicted for keeping dsoriary
house, vas erved for the present Toe Grsod jury
foreman, willism isby. John Tstus Jacob W ssultS
Hugh Bell Jerve Bruth, Nathaniel Briggs Jauea Fsee
ls,6. VIM. Hsnr,ipswsy, s. A: Bee Charles Bs,se.,
Horace ibsyer, Whson Coyer James Burt, J. o. Waite
house. James Seabpry, George Hall Daniel II
Schtnck John q Heporckon. After the delivery OF the
usual charge the jury retired and the court adjourned
ANOTHER FATAL FERRY AcnDESr.--Aaout seven O'Clock
yesterday morning. OF those accidents resulting fr,
unnecessary haste end want OF foresight sbe
Fultn Ferry involving The he OF one perscn aud tue
narrow eIcape OF another The boat Just ring
the when within few feet fl br ise 70
yong men lesped smuitsreousy-oue from the Doet
and the Other rcm tie bridge meeting mid sny and both
were pre:ipte,ed into the water One Of them not
sufficiently injured 70 prevent him from making his way
CIT hsvnE gained Of the beams beneath tbs bridge
the other rose up With hts haods extsndod ard
skin suih beneath tbe surface The ferry hands AID
sae were erssgei IN drseslsv the clip the greater por.
NJ * me aAy, Tut I'll not succeed in recovering the
alNy ALe hAAo 81 utthet 81 Tho Young u known,
wv ~ &C. ttfte was 90 - eudcer nature that dos.
s-s asif flNFE 80 fIt Mrt T. -ttaia ' fha
W. s4y.J Alee L. ySg u.ds dis yav s,g. -. sooo al
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Hoard NJ EslueafiomI

SEPT. 7.-ErsstusC. Benedict, President.
Ths mnotes Of the last meeting were read and ap-
proved.
From School Officer OF The cssfth ward -Askpg ap-
propriation to rebuild Ward School No. 49, Referred to
From DR.. Grinsha Relative to Grimshaw's Pictorial
United Sates Referred to Com nit Sshc oil Books
From Milton B.rlos-hvitpg the attention Of the
Board TO bs in the Crystal Palace Referred
to Con nirtee Oh Free Academy
From the CITY sup.ris .ndss.- Relative to making ar
rspPeneDts Tor the children Of the schools to visit the
Crystal Palace Referred 10 a select committee.
APPROPRIATIONS
Mr., G ii Smith rom ,be Finance Committee pre-
scented resolutions appropriasrg $Sl 46t 86 FOR
TO the sard schools 50 %! for annual
dental expenses Of ire Board Adopted
For support and repairs Of Free Academy, 1877 81
Adopted.
REPORTS
OF the Finance COMMITTEES Containing an estimate o
the amount required for payment OF the LIST o,sobsr
OF the Auditing Comm,,tee-Witl bills for sundry ex
pep,es Of the Board. Adopted.
OF Committee on Alterations on Trustees Hall-With
School. for their approval
OF Executive COMMITTEES on Free Acsdemy-Relative to
exercises Of Commencement Ordered 6ls, and TO be
printed.
OF Committee or Supplies Recommending the esta
bhhment Of depository Ordered that ssid report be
Resolved That the chool officers OF the Fifteenth ward
be authorized TO the female Of Ward
school No 20 In the Ff enth WARD at an expense not
exceeding tbs uDexpended bssrcs OF the
OF recently sde for repairs Of laid schoolaouse
Adopted
Resolved. That uard school No 90 IN the Fifteenth
ward be pended until the rsoar, OF the buildne
TOW in PR grss be completed that the salaries of
the teachers com nue IN h esnte not longer than
the lst October uext. Adopted
Resolved, That ard School No. 5 Eleventh ward be
srtpenced tin the airs OF the building nov in pro-
be completed ard that the asrfe Of the teechers
continue in the meantime not longer than the lat Of
October rezt ADOPTED
Ieeoui m pcreaftpg the salaries of the
in the evening schools 20 add assistants In PROG Dr.
tcp. WAS offered ana IA 9pfsd.
That ward school No % Eighteenth ward bs suspend
&C TIL tie repairs Of the building now in pro xress DO
pIetfd and hat the ssA the eachers
In the meantime lot longer than The 18th instant.
Adopted. 4
A communication relative to continuing the normal
school every dap in the week referred to Normal
School Con nittss
Resolved That the clerk TO BE- prepared and pub
thed the usual MAI usl OK the Board OF Education with
all Convenient despatch. Adopted
BY the PRtsrDhNT-Resolsed That Select Colnmi tee
report to this Bosrd such matters connected With tbs
union Of the two systems Of education 10 this city as
they may deem sxpedont, 10 fora doeumen. of this
Board Adopted,
That the plans primary school In the Nius.esnth
ward be referred 10 tho Ccriuites Plans and Con
stuction OF School Houses Adopted.
After dsposirg Of some routine business and docu.
ments OF minor importance the Board adjourned to
Wednesday next, the l4th instant, at P. NJ.
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Aid % the Mobile Sufferers
At msst Of The citizens Of Mobs bald ct the Aston
House yesterday to consider what action should b taken
By them to relieve the distress consequent upon the pre-
vaipg epidemic existing TO alarming An extent In
that city.
Tho meeting was numerously attended, and on notion
Jos Ea called to the chair, and J. J. Jones was
appointed Secretary.
Altar oonsultaon among those present. resolved
that appeal be made TO the citizens Of Mobile now In
this city and vicinity for aid In behalf Of the INDECENT
and destitute in their home and that committee 10 90
pointed to reesivs subscriptions for this purpose.
On notion the following gentlemen were appointed
committee TO procure subscriptions and report to the
tIeasurer-L Mead, T. ". Phelps, Isaac Ball, John
Hoodgood James n Maldon, a o. Brewer, A. g. More,
Israel Jones. John Reid and John Reynolds
On motion John O. Ryan appointed treasurer, and
directed to transni all funds received By him to the
Presdent Of he Samartan Society Of Noodle TO b OK
pended BY said society for tie relief Of the needy Of al
demonstrations. A eso
On motion the proceedings Of this meeting wore order.
ed TO be publishsd tn the HERALD ahd Journal of COM
and vote Of thanks passed MesuA Coleman
StstsoD, for the Of their for the meeting.
J. ] JOINS, Secretary. J. Ella Prss,dent.
At the meeting the following subsoriptioaa vef made
by those present, represented by their frends:-
II n n DxA
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rsss soai~s Per. asd VI where the We answered
sepsrasey nom her husband without special leave Oh.
tanned Of the CbuIt her must b stricken cut
and ju6gnsst fer the plaintiff.
Dwight - 50 JoAA-0n molten 10 Get asds an exe.
eution. Whore there lefeserc % TO try The hct
vhsther the exssujen satisfied II 10 mot proper
make IN allowance to the prevailing party Notion d.
MED. ~f
TfdMy w T9ls Where . suit II brought in our
courts By an adainstrstor residing out Of State Is
proper Inder SEQ ST Of the eots to exact security
costs Motion grsntd
PeRntmam ~ WAus-Whsre In . lease the lessee cove
nants with the lessor 70 pay the rent 10 third person.
oompetent uDdsr lis Of CODE fer the essors to
bring suit In thsir names without joining the party
having beneficial interest. Demurrer oserruled.
Nso Pork Exchange Bank o. Br~en -Dsmurrer over.
ruled.
IN the Matter Of Rancis Fsitncr- Petition granted.
Soccer rs Sower The fact that the plaintiff In
rest on bastardy warrant and 70 relieve hmsef.
Ied the mother q ground for dissovng the marriage
Divorce refused.
In TIE AaHer Of Isadc @. Acknowledgment confirmed,
and petition for . conveyance granted.
Hull w Smsth.-AoHon to amend answer granted.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.


To prevent further mistakes in regard to connsotion
with the Chinese company which have been Induced
by silence carsed io'ely by disposition part
not to prevent their se5g the recipsns Of and
lege Of stating in your column, the facts
lat This psny was engaged by With the full know
pany whose agent ar just before All from San
Fran were paid ten Thousand dollats in COLO.
I'd The In the hsncs Of yr DmoD tho treasurer
Of said stock cS%Psny Excepting few doars was =.
place paid their expenses from priv funes
Aspipwal bv rsi,cad and their arrival in New York
days board in advance at the saahspare sse together
with other current amounfng s699 deliver
them over 70 the board Of according
Agreement with the stock whsn control
transacted by said Beard OF Management which were al
elected before leaving san Francsoo.
3D. The wardrobe was held ~ the steamship company
virtue OF their lien 40 common CARRIERS for sjuo tho
amour of transportation of So company the Chimes
subsequer tly consented in writing that the wardrobe
should remain IN the hands Of the steamship company
4h. their at Nibos was made By tho Boord
OF Management the moneys recaved and disbured by
Niblos treasurer not one dollar Of wbi
ceiyed BY have received dollar my services
or tie 1888 70 paid out for them, before delivering
9th abe Chinese, through their duly authorized AGENT
pany on the Sst Of May last BY which they
iuIther elaine on ssid stock company.
6th. since my nry. with the Chinese in April last,
that the I'd day Of August left for the country to
Writ relatives and friends and now returnsd to
/ am, most respectfully, yours, &c.
New York sept 4 1888 GkOAGE w. BEACH
City and County of Neto York. a George W. Beach
Statement LIS own Snowlsdss and further says
not. GEORGE w. BEACH
before before me, "oRTnNoroN RoMAIsE, Commissioner Of
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Aid to New Orleans.

W. F. BRoUGH ESQ. AGENT Mons JULIEN.
Dear Sn-Yonr note Of this mornings date advising
that Mons. Julien would aive oouoert Of sacred and
miscellaneous music at Castle Garden Sunday next
fer the relief Of the New Oeans sufferers by hs yellow
fever and asking operation aud iDuer with the
southern ciriSsps soourniDR in this city is before
and in reply would tender thanks to Mon, Julien
for bis generous lberaiy in the of sueriog
mapity, and inform him that he may be assured OF having
our cooperation in his good work We feel all the
citizens and friends Of New OT-ans residing here
will improve such excellent oppoIt unity of
delicious musical tainment made doubly agree
bic by its charitable object.
Most respectfully, your obsdsut servant
CHARLES L. FROST.
For Committee Howard Association.
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A NOVEL RUNAwAY.-Abont seven o'clock on
Sunday evening the OF the light the
trenton railroad hed tbs LOCOMOTIVES ~ ksnsins
ton Depot AID then vent TO supper While hs CONS
steam got mp and the valve oerg partially opsn this
engine started AZ first sosly but got under pe
eood bssdrty. When 10 reached Frankford the fire
low anu II going slow. II vas stopped by gentle
nsn who tapteped to be he railroad the epgue re.
verseo Ire whistle eloss, and etaJted back When hs
bad gone @Sont half mile hs met the engineer pufng
and oovtGg he having etAred in pursuit OF his runs.
Wy lion hofse.-N cicdrt ddr5iisy, Sep. 7.
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MAINE LIQUOR LAw-IlPoRTANr LEGAL DE-
csIoN.- The City sclctcr Of Ney Bedford naa giveu
written orincn thsttbe city "a us oarpofSte capacity
cannot either through a vote Of tbs City C1uncti or
o'btrN.fs msle any promte contract that shsi BIZ
iegsy nfncine " Indemnity me oiisora VINO shall
Warrants ~ The seizure ~ uqu1a against the caIun.s3
thy may sustain by tsinE prosecuted therefor. Tue
solicitor 1ea ~ sos IL iOdc uuy inr tna officers svceot
&c rfcset0tlrEs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-09

A FAMILY or RAILROAD MEE.--The Southern
Tier Times Instances family Of the oI B-ovn 81
usrative " the hebt of certain families TO the same
calig Tbee sro fix brothers. ali OF whom ennspt
railroad pp,p, 3 Bfowc tho eldest Ia eognesr on
the st Petersburg srd WsrsaV Railroad Russia; SAN
Btorn 10 supsriOtsncent a ths Cansndsiyus and Ma
CARA Fshe RAILROAD r. NJ Brown is supernteuceut Of the
New York and Erie Railroad. W n Brown IL an extern
sve builder OF locomotives In Pbsdelpnis; Beo On
y an engineer on the Ca'ssisss PA R@ilrosd; J W
Brown Ia connected with the freight department Cf ths
New York and Erie Railroad.
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2 he Destitute Chinese.

The following ia appeal to the merchants and
wealthy citizens Of New York. Phaaelphs Boston and
Baltimore In behalf Of the destitute Chinese in this
city -
The undersigned respectfully represents that after
sui ing with OF the most influential and wealthy
citizens Of New York, he has purchased stsanca good
bark Of about 500 tons which be to
Hong Kong, China the 18th Of September aud to for
ward therein the forty Cnnsse In this city in state
own country ss mort Of them have families .hsre. The
expense of conveying these pie to their home after
dsducting the freight money viii BE- Dyer four thou and
dollars, which It proposed to raise by voluntary sub
scrpons, which will be received in this city by ehe Of
the gentlemen whose names are appended below Those
IN Philadelphia who feel disposed tn AID these unfortu
ate people in returning to their hon wives and chill
dren will please to hand their subscription David 8.
Brown Co.
Tbo'e Boston, to VIM s Sampson, Esq, and
Those in Baltimore to Carey King,
New York mo. 8, 1858 G G DENNIS.
New York. RI iadelpha Boston and Baltimore pa psrs
will please to copy this.
The dersgned earnestly recommend to the people Of
this CITY, aod elsewhere prompt spopss to the 80
appeal behalf Of ire unfortunate Chinese in this
atty. In entire .tate Of destitution considerable
has slresdy been raised and it TO be hoped that
the balance win be speedily made up
For the Committee.
GEO CHRIST SO B osd att eat.
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, SO Broadway.
VIZ SEEBACH.
Bookkeeper Of the Shakespeare Hcs corner Of william
and Duane streets.
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CRYSTAL palnco.

WASHINGTON NATIoEAs MONUMENT FUND.
Sasn On sanu -. .................S23l 2 ~
Cash received this day. 81 81
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81, 367 40
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at ~ O'Clock p NJ, very considerable large pro
portion consisting Of ladies. Neal Dow occupied thS
chair The proceedings opened with prayer by Ret
Mr. James This Was followed By the singing VI tens
perance song by Mr. Otis
Behold the Day of promise eomet
The audience spplsuded aud the singer resumed his
seat at the piano and bong Of the Huoh.nson
Family. the burden as which s--
Uncle sam is rich enough 20 give us ell farm.
The Chairman then intIodr ced Judge 0Nsn Of Soush
Carolina.
judge oNEn said that he cid not feel authorised -
decline coming cr-srt when c,sd upon bu. would run
rapidly as possible through bis subject. Would h,
be afraid of the spirit OF fsnstlosm and rowdyisa
which bad cast disgrace the Of this Coz
ventionf (Applaufe AID bisses) CertAiniy not. Hs
would cot speak Of bis prircp'e political man. hs
had DO party feelings He believed that tenn
persnce is acknowledged to be right we're right
all thoe Iuny whipss~rs Who stand In our way on ths
right and the left you'd disappear But We do not
sufficiently support ssothsr. Here thu speaker
drew sort OF paraIlel applcsbls TOT the causs
from the history of battle fought bstvsen NarshaI
Ksbers corps darm6e against tee rurks ~ the foot CT
Mount Tabor It necessary he sou,inusa 10 BE- u-
dsrstood that temperance should 20 ven provision
ed for the campaign sssnst II 30, and every man
bad courage their cor quss would DO certain Anothe-
historical soecdote and eppostOn) 10 carry os tho
work OF temperance he continued II u necessary to
have an absolute prohibition Il tie sale OF spirtuous
bquorr They had discussed that susctia South Caro-.
lima In 1912, and ever since thy bad been struggling TO
attain the ground which they then occupied What Is
the objection to this absolute prohibition lyon turn
your eyes society II covered with the pau Of
death, and see the product OF iotsmperaace In your
peorhouses, jas, and ssy ums, why do you hesi,ats
in having a stop put to nS Even the dealers ami
manufacturers OF Intoxicating drinks cannot finally
hara hvf fbar n~ol ~l.s.. -
cat to the curse attendant 90 the bAsasss) Many
and many drsriseler, he resumed here In NsS York
Is his own beat customer and goss down to srays o;
Ienury az shame Go hone friends therefore rssolved
10 bring your influence sselDs ta evil ~ the ballot boz
Stand forward A. the pole aud say that yous freedom
shall not be psred ane destroyed BY ae nasuse ot TIA
dram shops, Your Legislators hold bach from soti-g I,
the uater uptl public opinion - manifested Ladies n
New fetk, lock on yon tonight az cck tbs Ed.ps
dny own S.eta, Remember % not asud ha1e 10 al.
yecsa nrv ~ fte doctrines ~ wortLs gilhtt gli6,
sigS0sS &c a.sS L~lA,sS =. IL. -. ..u
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Daurina Araoemies.

DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY, NO.
a. SEQ Broad-sy Graes Caoseh r ssSgsl On NJ
DAY Oet s for G and on NEbSr->pti py-H
Tor Afternoon In visit 90 tue great noS Of Les
esp for ls purpose OF consuming VI he
dances were at1ra
frorn Mes.r. Ceiari- M,So-ki borc snd knHay o. rs
Coron Dr. g- OF London. winch viii e nirodeea
this cta nov sAy sly rom
oh~.rvsficn ths' those " &c become prps Of ms As
,S he oS. srscous ele<nt and convenient g er
IN LcrScr PaIi New-Norx IL 10 hoped therefore, ta tn
orrd advantage Of the new system wa saA
-s-rr and the srtA aeaton PAID 20 ne con-
se ard teroert pupils viii insure eontinlstn Oh ns'
ss,rerrs rsfrorac which gratefully BY
NA.-s--e f ALLEN D0DWORrH.
DROOKIYN-WILS ONs DANCING ACADEMY,
ID No los Or.ure best Academies IN ths aztec
st.,es The con OF the regular classes o me A an
winter vii take TUESDAY next the .Ie Lades =
Children AZ 1; and Ges:ls men At o'clock. r NJ
DRIyATE CLASSES ia DANCING.--No. go
Nblo's will reopen October Eveain lAs
Tor Leae. and ereneneaeh class not 20 exceed
Teachers , I'LL W. 90
.ivn BY APPLYING No s7i Boxe- took store bVhNtVS
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0roteries.

CARD-We take pleasure in saying to the public
IA thss we have opened wholesale add retail Family Ioeey
snd Provision s6 Csna near the JUNCTION 2, M Sn
Rsro.d solicit orders from all who want cnoee
sress a. none the bes Grocee Proynons VINE G @
80 y, viii be tept Goods delivered 20 part OF the cry nee
Of charge Order the country viii meet WITH HrDm 1s'
tenfioo. Terms eesh. os.- = -
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.--....,,..,, ,.r rNc,.,I,Irrr IrNInN PARK-

,U,ur sPINCLER INSTITUTE. UNION PAhA-
~ yo, rNpectal D. resrlhfiy sdra1c a = q -.
cls $50 rrre - ?. nCtoa. " fi'a % 80 y e
,'rIcck Wed >fFftr,r y ,--~-v a.. a. lima
Jse .enr-ri s Il tse oz,Sic p1s - "a
N.Is S--h- PAvsoo.g o-iaass q st5-y Fs'nsa "a-A
Musie C1Epcsi'cnstce LIE r,.IxsArE psfARr.
lkr Astnct q dee Of 10 .Ha-es - -
~rxr sereral 49, 80. rasfsl Isrt ar.
focNIH =. "a Lafa Vocal A-s-e Comps
uous The t.t s, &C. .... ,,..,.--
,, T.. 49, fo-s.trv Sf. Al Fai1scpis NA,t'1c' ''~tt
tH'~" Rotary LarE4szcz Nocsl I-,c e NJ
-. ~, g. ,i.usi ri ..5nhv E-nsE1s Of fiicfn az
JSri"N 49, 81 Il t.fl-c. Chsusrsy. History Al 'l-
hsSrru o- rrriand of the United siai~i IAN
-uAse. VOL VI sic &c. -.
g.. p 49, No. PHI s,phv Satarsi Ifs'ioSf 81
ss>oN ss-~es of -stan Batisrs Ana ~ H1<iHl
fit,r.trr, Astronomy. Lauyls9es. Muse e
s,h ..r;feto-v as from fAetf Psor ~ 80
80 nv b. rc-ved SO t3g wlteh they sre
thorouehiy prepared uOi.rA't =
WIN H LEGGETTs CLASSICAL, MY = ~ IN
NJ ~ ssssr.d On MONDAY sept cgealas AZ oe 800 =
n ESusx crowers 80 SO Broadway Evans brstsrs
No 81 ro-aray a. School the residence Of TIE rsispa-
M Us leth<f- ea<t-
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Gonses tOanie0.

Gonses Uanteo
A FAMILY Of four grown persons is DESTROYS Of
obtaining House where there would be bat other
family Address Box No 500 Pos-Ohce
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-ln the upper
rar Of the city with improvements In respectable
neghboi the first Of May Address Box 4
Post t)lioo, giving address
HOUSE WANTED-FOr a small family in the
nrpr part city, in respectable neighborhood Rent
Inc m three 10 dollars Possession Immediately Ad
Dies ANDERSON Tribune Office stating terms situation, &c
HOUSE WANTED-With modern improvements,
for tenant who will leave the house in better
condition hau when taken possession Of Reut o5J 20 $3.50 Loc
weeks Address Box co., PosiOhce
VNANTED-A first class Dwelling central. in good
also good in ID Sd story
Broadw Park years; also small pleasant Cot
city Address 5 W Box No IN At this ofhee
dsoritiug pIcInsts aud week from sd inst