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IL The Brooklyn authorities declined to vote
any money to celebrate the laying Of the Atlantic
cable
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WANTS.

WhNTEp-By a respectable Woman. a sltus-
w ton 10 do general Homework, or Cook Wash,
eud Iron 'or small family. Good references given.
No objections TO Eoin IN the country. Address Box
II, at this once. IT.
WANTED-A hrst-rate OOk. Tho highest
w wages will he river. A woman preferred. Ap-
ely at LLOlD'S National Restaurant, south esst
CORNER Of7ih and Y sta ans 81
ROARD WANTED-Fo -thres'mon' rs from ep-
- TENDER 9th, BY famiiy c1ml rising q gent emzn,
s,in., ane NhIte sAIvsnt; NO rooms required
day, September Sd. c. w. TAiLEURE, No. u g.
bAItmoIe. VIC. suSl-2'
WANTED-An AGENT 10 transact the bust
w ness and take charge Of the city once Of Mount
ohvst Cemetery. on the BadepsbuTg turnpike.
GOOD references will be required and seoarIty ly
bond liberal salary will be given Application
IN wrlting VIII be received ~ - Patncks Church,
corner and 10th streets, until the ID Of month.
HOUSE WANTED TO RENT-ln the peish-
oofhocd OF the Capitol, and east Of t-not the
HIt-contalnInr nine or ten rooms, for q family.
TO ne given by the LIST Of October Please
address Tensnt" at tins ofhoe, without DELAY sta
tlnf terme end location. jy2i a
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NIT suicide, has resulted in an order from the
Department for Court Martial to convene on
the 4th of September. Capt. Simms, late of
the San Jacinto, and Lieut.. Boyd, Of the Nj
agara have been orderedto Norfolk to act %
membersof the Court ~
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ROARING AND DAY SCHOOL FOF
- YOUNG LADlES-FRENCH AND EN6LIsH,
Va


500 FSfTesf, WdShiHgton,
Principal-DONALD MACLEOD, A, M. Uni
versIty Cilss.ow.
he next academic term will begin on the second
Monday of September, and END ON the 3Oth day OF
June following. -
For Thorough literary and scientific culture sound
elementary instruction, the efficiency and success
OF rae Frerch department., and for SOCIAL adyani es
II IS unsurpassed.
Every class, the primary "a well the serlor,
ENJOYS the direct supervision of the PrncIpa who
is assisted BY three aides Of ABILITY. perIenoe and
the highest education.
NO school out of Paris possesses q purer standard
OF French IN conversation and writing or better "a
olllties for acquiring that language. This diyi-
son is str ngths ned by the engag ement Of Prof Al
ENtNDRE.
Music on the Piano, the Guitar. and the Harp
taught BY the ladies OF the family offering superior
advantages 10 day SCI GLARS as well as boarde q.
The highest class, composed Of the FIRST seniors
OF ast term. will take the range OF literary and sol
entIhe culture, for which they prepared and va
receive, at the end of the term diplomas or suitable
Applicants for admission ought to be enrolled
tied. ~ ~
For full information see circulars. sci 9v
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PKEsrIcLiAsA.-The Louisville Journal has
the following:
An Illinois paper advises Mr.. Douglas to GIook
round before attempting TO reply TO Mr. Trum-
balls expose Of his course In relation to Kan
y0rHd" when be Is ''eornsrsd?h
We acknowledge the appropriateness of the
Term venerable" applied 10 US by our neiyhbor
OF the Democrat: But man had better, ike US
De venerable and not old, than like him, old and
Our neighbor Of the Democr,, nrof.x... ~ n.
looking abroad over the future pros pects OF his
party. So be, like the Egyptian Sohvnr "a 80.
Ing across desert-and with face Just about "a
A short time ago Cairo was nearly ain ,,t.,
water. Now she is pretty much all under mort.
little editor In the interior thinks that we
al pad corn" Probably he lives upon mean
WneAt-for he is bearded, chaify and smutty
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q q. Nj. DUDANT,
at his well-b novn r etau0 ~ Ill
0NL rant on the northwest XA
AuS&xN3&k corner of Penn. avenue
and Sixth street. is con-
stanty IN receipt of every obtainabe luxury for the
palate. IN the procurement Of which he spares
neither ex pense pains.
HIS GAME, OF ali Observation-Disclosures Wood
coct, keed Birds, Snpe, 30 /; his FISH-Oystert.
Spots, Sheephesd fsIloTs, Mackerel, Crabs, Perch,
Rock, Bass &c, &C., were sUrpss ed in this
market, while his LlQ UORS and ST. CARS pro
verbally challenge competition with any sold in
any Restaurant in the United States.
The management of his cuisine Continues under
ms immediate supe vision, (sInce recovery FROM
his late sickuess,D and ne pledges his untiring ey
ertIons TO continue the reputation of his establish
ment as the very hrst of the kind IN the Federal
Metropolis, ana respectfully socts has friends and
the public 10 visit 10. snI
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PERSONAL.

Hon. Pierre Soule arrived in New York on
Hotel
go. Mrs II. Marion Stephens, the authoress
who has been for some time i'll at Hampden died
on Thursday. Her age was 30 years
80. The New York Churchman, Of last week
Is full of indig nation because Baron Rothscbild
Jew, has been permitted to take a seat in the
English Parliament.
-.-. Prof. Orestes A. Brownson. in his Revieu
comes out against the bred Scott decision Hs
is so In the habit OF ontraging the public senti-
and that Of everybody else that Of late little a,
tention Is paid to his vagaries.
-. The Sligo Chronicle states that Lord Pal.
merston Is about to retire from public life He
has agreed to do so on the urgent entrea,v 81
Lady Palmerstoni and growing defect in his
LoTdship's power OF hearing has also had share
in inducing him to bring his long public career
TO close
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NoIIcE.-Many accounts due the Star ONCE by
persons in Maryland have been placed In the
hands of Mr.. w. C. Lipscomb, for collection,
who Is authorized to collect and receipt for those
of its bills be may present to our debtors.
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III HAVING PURCHASED FROM ROB'T.
Payne the Stock, Good w III and FIxturee
OF the Drug Store corner of 9Th street and
Massachusetts avenue, with the o Of com
Resr NJ and oeiEInG clerks shall oontinae the |"
DRUG BUSINESS 81 the above stand, and nope
~ SOS. VI P@"' LEWIS PAYNE.I
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THs WEArHER.-Ths following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line 10 the Smithsonian Institu ton.
The time Of observation Is about z O'Clock:
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Dem. Opp.
Senate. b Is
House. - %
Total. .................1H S.
Democratic majority S.
Judge Ellis's majority for Governor will ex-
csed but will not reach 16, 600. unless the
cial vote materially increases the unofficiaI
returns already received
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RETURNING SENsE.-There Is really some
hope Of late thai the Republican party of
Ohio is Fegsining is senses. For years past
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LOST AID FOUND.

CO REWARD.-Strsyed from tue subscriber. =
~ smsh white COW, with red neck and ~x<rA
small red speoks on her breast and shOnl XAS~
GERS; short horns; IL about 5or years old ~
she s some where m the hbOr mood of the ms
house, on the Eastern Branch. 1 would sell heT A
bargain TO some one down that vny.
JAMES DAILY, Grocer
Corner Vermont avenue and 4. at.
ee 81 BETWEEN 10th and 18th ats
GDn kEWAkD-Was stolen from IIih street
gHU wharf, on FRIDAY 9Th INST "a GUN>IN.
shi y, painted !ltht axe color The Above reward
Will be paid on return Of the Sd n and teton Il
the thieves. VIM. =. SIMPSON.
an a-3t Simpson House. 10th 81 and Pa. as.
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TODRuGalGre.

He sdvertite has Q z5o. which he desires to in
vest IN the drug busIness IN company With man
fully competent 20 take charge Of the and pre-
au 80 81
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SECOND ANIMAL ,S "a: o PROGRESSION AND
CATHOLIC SEEkMlEFFI SdA rTsoTAL ABSTI-

OF The DIsTRIcr or CoLuMBIa
The Society will meet At their Ill corner of Io,h
and streets. at O'Clock = m, ON MONDAY the
oth OF september, aOd will be formed IN line ON 3
street with night resting 10Th street. d, MARSHA.
Thomas Purcsll and Thomas DOoley and ms ron "A
scolock precisely to n street. down N 60 Third
sIect, tne0ce 10 Penn. avenue, 10y Pena avenue Ia
Geo-getovr. by Bridge street and Falls ftreef 10
the Aqueduct. where they viii embark on hoard the
packet boats, by the nal, to Arlington SprInt.
JOHN ID. CLARK
So -dfM Chief
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS. &c.

no! FOR ARLINGTON.
IL AGRIND GALA DAY.
The Second Grand Pic Nc of the season b, m.
White Rose Assembly will take Iisce
d. ~ Srl ma, "a s Pr on THURS SsE
The Committee pledge themselves that no pains M
expense Will be spared 20 make thus the mosi agree
anle Plc Mo al the season. Boats wi leave 18th
street bridge es follows: and 10 g. m, ~ ~ and
2 IN. Arrangements have been made with Gsntalo
Moore, OF the Georgetown Canal, 10 run has bBaf
betwe zen tho Ieorgetovn AsueGuct and the Springs
~ the following hours: g =. m, ~ m and Z . w
Prof Arth,s superior Band has been ENGAGED for
the das. Tickets r ty Cents. admitting a gentle
man and ladies-tO he had at the bOsis.
It, lNMfTTGr
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wi dsstroy ing all kinds email insects, suoh "a
Ants, Bedbaes, Roarhes, Flies, the Moth, Ae..&o,,
and being harmless vegetshl- powder can BE- used
with perfect fety Add having been tired pactlc
bly, % Known TO be ehczclous. Pull direction
how to Apply % tccomt each bolt Q.
For sale By SHEkELL a MILLER,
"a Penn avenue ADJOINING the
an asst Kirtvood BOsse.
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,


~ WASHINGTON, August 81, 1883.
On the petition OF n enry Stanley, of Al any. New
fork praying for the extension Of patent granted
to him on the 4th Of January, 1916, for improve
ment In coal stoves" for seven years from the
expira ion Of SAID patent, which takes place the
4th day of January, l859-
is ordered, thar the sad petition be heard at the
Patent Once on Monday, the 2nth of December next,
at II O'clock m; and all persons notified 10 ap-
pear and show cause if any they have vhy said pc
tItlon ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
hle In the Patent Office their objections specially act
forth IN writing, AZ least twenty days before the day
OF hearings all testimony hled by either party be
used al the said hearing must he taken and transmit
ted cordance with the rules of the otce which
viii be furnished on application.
The testimony in the case wall be closed the 9Th
OF December; dispositions and other papers rshed
upon as testimony must be filed in the oce on or be-
lore tne morning OF that day; the arguments, any,
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
Union Washington, ID. CT and Daily News,
New YORK once week for three successive
sixty days before the 10Th Of December next, the
DAY OF nearing. JOSEPH HOLT,
Commissioner of Patents.
3 Editors Of the above papers Will please COPY,
sno send their bills to the Patent Once with pspg
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The INDIAN EXPEDITION the San An.
tonic (Texas) Ledger Of August 18th, we copy
the following, relative to the expedition under
Major Van Dorm, which, we noticed som. davis
ago, had been ordered to march against the
hostile Camsnches in the northern mart of
Texas and the Indian Territory:
1.-THE Quartsrmaster last week de.n,,cbsd
from this city TO Fort Belknap two hundred
thousand pounds weight Of subsistence stores Tor
Ine eapedi,ion about to start against the indians
The expedition will number about four hund red
men, and be absent some three months We
wish them much success -
TIE TRANs-ArLANrIo MAIL.-We hear il
reported that after q consultation in IN. Cabi.
net about therequest of the Collins Steamship
Company to be allowed to carry the mail across
the Atlantic from Portland, instead of Nav
York, as provided for by the law authorizing
the contract, it has been decided not In grant
1t, but leave the matter as it now stands until
the converting of Congress. 3
ARrEsiAN WELLs.-We clip the following
from the Galveston (Texas) Civilian, received
by last evenings mail:
"We see from letter written by Hon p Rrt.
ton, Of Neuces, to the Neuces Valley, that i p.
Perham & Co., Of Selma, Ala, got The contract
Ior boring the Artesian wells between the Neuces
ana the hio 6rande river. The company. he
says, has capital and enterprise. The wells are
20 De completed In five years, or sooner N nr.cfi
"a csoiei There was no bid for the ave wells on
the FL Paso route ""' '"
NAvAL-Ths Court of Inquiry, recently in
session at Norfolk, Va, 70 investigate the cir
cumstanSss Of Lieut.. Psyns's attempt to com.
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NAvAL'-Fhe Court of Inquiry, recently in
session ct Norfolk, Va, to investigate the cir
oumstanSss OF Lieut.. Psyne's attempt to com.
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RE-NoMINArED.-The telegraph tells us of
the denomination of j. Clancy Jones, for
Congress, by reclamation. The fact is slgnlfi-
can't, as illustrating the strength of the sore
heads in Pennsylvania, where, with Forney's
press for moutb-piece, they have kept up the
loudest and longest hue and cry against Mr..
Jones personally, that was, perhaps, ever es-
sayed against gentleman in his position.
His denomination so triumphantly under such
circumstances, is the highest compliment an
honest and patriotic constituency can accord to
public man; involving proof, as it does, that
his eminent services in the Democratic party
cause, and his entire efficiency as a national
representative, are duly appreciated at home,
as well rs by his compeers in public life.
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ASH PAID FOR FURNITURE
hS Housekeepers breaking up are respectfully
informed that we are at all times prepared TO buy
small quantities. for cash.
BONTZ d COOMBS,
du o-Zm No. S69 18th st., het I and X,
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ll2 HORrICULIURALS OCIETYNh Grand
Inhibition OF Fruits, Flowers and Vegetables will
pected will be the finest ever held by the Society,"
ment. An 9s .Sr,wSsv
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A LKINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
"A carefully repaired at ELLIS'S Pi no and Mu-
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QUARANTINE AFFAIRS.

The Committee Of Construction, cousisting Of the
Mayors If Sew-York aud Brooklyn, and Mcstrs:
Crsttree Carry Al, Cumming aud Parjy, appointed
by the Comi,s"ner e. Emigra ~ take the aec-s-
srry r,eys tie ERECTION VI the Temporary hospita!
buildings az Quarantine have heia eeetns to confer
in reg ard TO the Jl.is W Use same, which have ths
far bee submitted. The Commit ~ werr inclined To
look with the most favor upon plan proposing he
cree ion Of buildings u brick, cf the following
descriJsiUp Length, 100 feet; width - feet one
high, aDd covered with slate; IL feet from the
fo,i to tie caves aud i6 feet ITO the center of ,e
rouri, with outer walls inches thick, inner walls
inches thick, and space If inches bet @een, having
Q portico anu dor, two windo nj each end,
ard seven windows each side. The freest
ventilation is particularly provided for. Cir
culary for prop rails will probably be issued at
-Four Of the buildings will be located the grounds
in tie If the old S.nslpox Hospital ard the other
two which Intended for cholera hospitals, to the
northwsrd Of that. Each building is calculated for the
accommodation Of fry patients, consequently the
whole will furnish room for three Hundred, which ia
al that will be likely TO require treatment during the
present season. Should more ample accommodations
be needed however they be supplied with facility
by the erection Of other similar buildings THE expo
repce of those who have to do with hospitals proves
that story edifcer, with abundance of air aud
light every side, suitable for hospital pur
poses II an buildings of two more stories. One
story hOs pitals have given satisfaction Ward Isl,
and and Quarantine. have been adopted in various
parts Of Europe, and have to be- regarded tne
beat plan for such buildings II expected that the
new hospital buildings will be completed and ready for
occupation by the lat Of November.
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COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

Tho Board met tits afternoon. Sept. "A. Present,
Mayor Tensnn, Drs Thompson, Rockwell ani Mil
ler and Councilman Haswel
DR.. THOMPSON reported that the Of sickness
reported ON the Alsbams not fever, and recon.
uended that she be allowed stream permit which
was agreed to.
The ship FREDERICK which arrived with yellow fe-
yer and cargo Of hides some weeks ago, pcttcned
to come up aud was referred to the Health Officer for
a report.
TT captain # the steamship Black Warrior ap-
piled again for permission to come 10 tho wnaryes and
take in water, and refused.
Tie Alice Tarter was allowed permit to come up
tomorrow. She had been u long time at Quarantine.
After some routine business, the Board adjourned to
Saturday.
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THE LATE WIFE MURDER ~ TIE
FOURTH WARD.

The inaui-ition in the case of Mr.. Mary McIntyre,
who was murdered 10y her husband, Michael MeIntyre,
On Thursday morning. at No. G. james street, was
held on Friday at the NewYork Hospital. before
Coroner Hills. The evidence adduced showed that
Mcintyre found his wife lying with man named
Michael J. OKeefe, under table in the rear OF the
above premises, and in the excitement of the moment,
he rushed upon them and, breaking leg off the
table struck them several powerful blows with it..
o Keefe escaped with pretty wounds upon
the head but the woman had her -ku fractured, ani
died soon after from compression of the BRAIN
O'Keefe appeared before the Coroner and his evil
dence wss taken. He stated that while partially in
toxicated he saw Mrs. Mcyre lying under the table
apparently asleep and intoxicated He then laid down
beside her having evil intention, bnt had not sue
ceeded in accomplishing his object before her husband
came and administered the blows referred to. He had
been lyrg beside the woman about minutes, he
thinks, before McIutyre came to them. Mcintyre
struck him several times upon the head with the Table
leg and he also struck the woman repeatedly with
both before she got up and afterwards
Peter Farmer, roommate of Mclntyre, was also
exnnin aud stated that when they heard the NOISE
in the ward he and Mcintyre went down and found the
woman and O'Keefe in the situation described. W It.
ress then went get light, and his return he met
McIbtyre who told him that he had murdered both OF
them The house where the occurred, he stated
has a bad reputation.
Dr. John W. Hooker, of the New-YOrk Hospital,
was next examined and stated in substance, that the
death OF Mrs. Mcintyre occasioned by compression
Of the BRAIN caused 10y extensive fracture oi the
base of the skul and this fracture probably caused
by fall upon the head.
Inspector Downing, of the Sixth Ward Police tes-
tilted that Mcintyre called at his station-house and
surrendered hlm>,f.
Tie 1ase was then given 10 the jury, who rendered
a verdict, That deceased came 10 her death by COM
pr,ssio Of tie brain from fracture Of the skul, re-
ceved ut the hands OF Michael McIutyre.'
The prisoner vas then examined aud stated that he
j. ~ YEAR Of age was born in Ireland, and j. junk
dealer In relation 10 the charge against him he -sii
IL saw Il man in The arms of my wife ami got so
excited that do not know what old TIE prs
crer was then committed to the Tonibs to await The
action of the t,raa jury.
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Tvs FIRST FRoSr.-The first marked fros. of the
occurred in this part If Connection. last night
and this morning Thursday the mercury in thcr
n.ometer placed near the ground stood AZ 3. Frost
vas on the roof # buildings aul ON the ground
II u>i have been marked enough to skim water.
Tie wiid was northwest. sky nearly clear a. ris.
A. late as clock the temperature had only rsen Ia
70 and a cutting wind made the apparent cold mnch
greater thsn il really Overcast, AMI fires
comfortable til noon.
The charge in the weather in 80 hours WAS very
great. On Tuesday afternoon sept. n, the hest
reached ~ in several places in this vicinity a.
rise ihis norm the nercury marked 3--a change
20. q degrees IN hu' little uiore than 30 hours.
Al the Tobacco hercaoouts has been gathered. 50
far as VT can learn. The cold weather OF Wednesday
Sc. the farmers at work in all tao fields that wre then
lcN.
Potato rot hiss made ils appearance very extensively
in Connection, during the past ten or twelve days.
The MERGERS, Pinkeyes, &C., suffer most.
Hartford Times 2Si.
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Sergeant Allen then called and sworn; h. said:
All enc OF the two drill officers Of tbs P,ce force
On ny arrival Mt this Office on the 81 81 = p;snbr
about II O'Clock, ] went To the uifce to ask if he
would send ire TO Staten Island if anyone was sent
lie -ad lie would, If any sent; lie expected
thing would be done by the proper authorities and
he would let him lScrgrant Allcrl knew # he
wanted it was Understood that ibcse authorities
the Commissioners Of Emigration: at O'Clock in the
aiterno' IA, Sergeant Waterbury came in where was,
end said that order had come for 70 20 Staten
island, bat thu, the order iprTrul AMI that the
General was not going Ia send: I think that va tle
reason the lieu not sentbecause the order Ms
ipf, rIEai.
The Commissioners then adjourned ill II O'Clock on
Mmday
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BRooKLYs CITY corRr-Bss,pe Joass orLsss.
y IWF FVN y " 7" =. - :,
william Bonner eat. Leonard &. MoPh~l

William Bonner Leonard {. NcPh~i
Tie plaintiff in tn employed TO paint W.
McPhas hous- and ehuzed him *s5 81 for ths le 40
eieuLsut Fel..et pay tst amount alleging tnA NJ na'
txrerI - q. ne work s 10 Mr. Bonner m2rsnt 'aR "s
t recovery Of ID. money aud he cs Wa Ilra or"fr ~
to- IL Ii testimony before The Referee Mr. byn9eI s.,aa
ira. he had made cou'rz and, ., s4rSed VI ~ rs.
tss esld him lar H. ub-elacnly repeated The sp net
i.f,,, III. royrt nom FOR the raafe ,as. I'd.
Hon. bsush. setion for SANDER claiming dens-.
M - concluded ys.t~riay, and sserdist TO- % o. 49,
r.nd. red 10 favor a plaintiff . .-,.
Iouu--l ed for allowance Of tSer'y days :" P"F
bul II .Ao.FfsDns, Which ~. granted -, L..
eb.r.ea " IA tLe thank. Il The Court, the 'dss - -
AZ, Of ik touh ooseE, 10 serve r "a. r. yo.by COO
,suu a future OBJ licatoa 20 b. excused would !"
.ifered. a. GA ON or before
Not. Of s-Ge IT, he Oco6, Term u'st o h. c.lsrS.r