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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

FlREnEy's FIcHT.-On Friday night last, while the
members of Engine Company No. II were returning
with their engine from lire, they were attacked by
number Of roughs said be members of tworival en-
gino companies and several of their members were &C.
rously injured, one having Of his ribs broken
aud one of his fingers 20 badly fractured that it is
Il ought amputation will be necessary. On Saturday
evening, after the fire in Broadway, the 6ght was re-
newed bet1 cen Engine Companies Nos. II and 20.
Stones and oler m siles were freely used and several
ii toll shors fired bot we could not learn if any one was
seriously Injured broken heads and bruised faces were
tie OILY results.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

NEWPORT June DO Arr scirs Israol H. boy, Chase iron
Lstiinoei Gce CuIohno, from Philadelphia Minnie COBB,
iom hoeAld' new big Samoset Briggs New, Ia lord "a
Newl ORR Passed up schr White fean tom Baltimore of
SAVANNAH. June % The T. : mail steamship lloTldA az
rived i ben harf az O'Clock Fri evening; ell welt
hlGiL,NDS July !, sunse One ID and two bsrs In
ho ofhng Wind light nom W. weather clear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

DRowNED.-CoroDer Gamble held an inquest on
Sunday upon the body Of James Dee, native Of Ireland
found drowned IN the dock foot OF Thr
etn street East River Deceased resided at No. $50 First
avenue and b. been missing since last Monday. The Jury
rendered verdict of Desth by Drowning"
held inquest upon the body Of Andrew
ID La'lrop sboy years Of son OF Mr. Richard D.
Lahrop No l47 Madison avenue Who drowned while
bathing the village Of Clemenyile, on Friday las Yer
dict "Acciden al Death"
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entire esse. fhe rooms are spsoous enough to accom-
modae hume ous visitors, and al viii receive the
most courteous attention IfaDy are de'i'ous oil pat-
C, asng excellent Instruments they viii hnd a. TINS
Museum opportunity 20 select them at the" ie''nr
A season ticket good for month, may DC oosiined
for fifty cents and there can be no doubt tna' many
will take ADVANTAGE of this very reasonable ohe'. Tue
price of single admission ticket lie twenty-five cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

BhRsUM'S MI:

BARsUM's MUSEUM is the center of attraction
TO the thou ands of st angers In the city, while cit
lens equally delighted with the long list of novelties SO ad
ciousy distributed through immense halls and the Of
talent for the performances in the LecureRo Those who
visit establishment + not 70 be wondered at that so
MANY thousands continually we0d their way tmther
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

LINCOLN voLUsrEERs.-A Republican Club was
organized on Saturday night in the Seventh ward
Brooklyn, under the name Of " The Eastern Di''t'''
Line, In Vcunteers." The officers for the ensuing yea
are: +. w. Webb, President; First Vice-Presldent,
w. Sullivan; Second Vi e-Presldept, q. Lewis in"a
Vice -Prerdent G. w. Requa; Recording Secretary
Mr. ODonahue Corresponding Secretary, Il. h'
wiebe, IT, The next weekly meeting will be held on
Friday evening next, in the school-house on PuEnam
street, near Hunter. Republicans from the Seventh
Ninth, Eleventh and Nineteenth Wards are respect
fully invited to attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

PHRENOIOGN

Pref FOWLER viii his and give Charts 70
citizens strangers every day this week His CABINET No. JOB
Broadway, always open and FREE to Visitors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

EXPECTED Arrival OF HEENAS-The friends OF
John c. Heenan were disappointed on Saturday in his
non arrival by the Adria'ic. On Friday night a
steamer had been engage to carry party down the
Bay, for the purpose of giving the Benicia Boy
warn receptions but the Adratic was not reported up
To o'clock, aid the Commuee then made postpone
meRt of the hour until next day Saturday at
company am, ng whom were several representatives
of the press, collected at Pier No. North River at
that hour an ang the arrival of the boat that "as to
take them down the Bay. Before the boat arrived,
tie ADJ iac bad passed Quarantine, ADD general rush
took pe to the foot of Canal street, where she "ond
hand Great disappointment was expressed when "
was ascertaned hat HeeDan was not on board. IL
apresrs that he wrote etterto one Of the COMMITTEE
stie that woad sail in the Vanderbilt, but on the
same evening wrote again, expressing his determina
ton 10 come earlier by the Adratie Several persons
CD board informed his frends that Hecnan woald start
as indicated in his first letter
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RECENT. Of Produce.

otgIbV all Rotte Jrrs 90l5,52 bbs Flour 309lr bnsh
wheat NJ 800 bush CON bush Octs $50 bush Rye,
Igf nIe Lard ie3 piss OF Cake h9 pscs WHISKY Il psr
h.hcs ~ psgs. Provisions
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DISASTERS. Ar.

suirJAsk IFENpwSsos-Advices nom Norfolk the 2hb
irs, ac hs ali cargo will probably cd In damaged
coro except the pig Ion which had begun to sand the
ship had bieea.
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IAdyertisenent
Neryons Debility local and general, Mental De-

preston and Of Memory cured by original and painless
ueanent unattended by nss the loss OF tine by the co
psIsbn this specty-M LARSoyT Physician and Surgeon,
Author &c, No 81 Broadway up ,ta Nsw-ferk Nom
m 10 D. M and Tuesday and Thusdy evenings, from TO
See the hundreds Of tes nonss in his popular book.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

TEE OLD EIGHTH iN MoIIoN.-We hear Of signs OF
revival among the Republicans of this Ward Some
of the most substantial of its citizens have held ameet-
jig lately for the purpose OF forming Campaign
Club, and the result has been highly gra if5ing Inc
pIeminaries are all arranged for Club which IN No
vember win not only do yeoman service for our Ma
tional ticket, but also wrest the Ward from The Snam
Democracy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

THE CoURTs The Superior Court, General Term,
has been extended to next Saturday, when decisions
will te rendered; but no arguments will be heard.
The Common Pleas, General Term, has adjourned TO
Aueust 4 at ~ N. The Surrogates Court has ad
iournd for the vacation. All the cases submitted to
the Sur oga'e during the year have been decided The
Cleu case although argued has not been finally sub
United upon the poots. This case will probably be d.
cided before the vacation ends The Surrogate will
hold Court on July 20 and August 20 and a..
Judge Inprabsm will render his decision TO day in the
celebra1ed New-Haven Railroad Omnibus suit This
ded n will be very important, as it involves the
question regarding the spurious stock issued by Robert
SCHUYLER.
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DEATH From ]

DEATH FRoM BURss.-Sarah Dunno, Irish girl,
10 wears 0, age Saturday, bellevue Hospital from
burns the 25th inst by the explosion OF fluid
lamp. Coroner Gamble held an inquest upon the body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

LADY FRAsKLrx.-It was confidently expected that
Lady Franklin would have been among the passengers
on he Adj iaic, bot from advices received she was
Obliged to defer her visit tothe Uni ed States until TIE
next trip of that steamer She viii be the guest of Mr.
Henry Grinnell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

FUNERAL OBsEQUEs OF KOssUTH's SIsTER.-At-
other sitter of the distinguished Hungarian patriot has
lust died in exile among u.s. though not without those
consultations of generous friendship which the exIes
for liberty saSe wont to lind in free lands. Mad
sme Emile Tulavsky Kossuth was yesterday afternoon
buried from the chapel of the Second Unitarian So
81. ty ,f Brooklyn. The Rev. Samuel LODfelo., the
lae PASTOR had sailed on Saturday for Europe. Drs.
Farley, Osgood and Bellows, however, were present,
and each bore part in the funeral services. These
were attended by large congregation, made no IN
good mart bv IIungarians, and consisted of a youa-
tary on the organ by Hungarian gentleman, selec-
lions from Scripture read by DIR. Bellows, prayer by
DR.. Osgood, and highly appropriate and impressive
ad.ess from DR. Farley of the First Unitarian Church
in Br, oklyn.
The reverend Doctor alluded with much feeling 10
the uany trails in exile of the deceased lady, AMI with
quail decacy to the kindness and hospitality Of those
American friends, whose mnistrations had smootned
be- pillow in sickness and death. Daring the services
the emas rested in front of the pulpit in the hand
some mahogany coffin, which was strcwn with beauti-
ful flowers. On The wrist of the deceased in accord
ance with her own dying request, was bracelet al
uays worn by her until her last sickness made from
the IRON chain with which her brother had been bound
in an Austrian PRISON.
At the close OF the services, the coffin was borne
ont preceded by the officiating Clergyman, and body
of Tie Hungarian friends of the deceased, Col Asboth
at Il cir head and followed by her four sons her only
surviving sister, and her neces. The renalnS were
taken to Grenwo d and iat.rred in the Uaitarl Al
ground there, Col AsbOth making IN address III Hun
garin at the grave, as moving to those VINO under
stood it as it was eloquent to The of those who
heard il only. AS closing rite earth from her
native Hungary thrown by her children ON the
coffin of The deceased dust being thus rendered 70 dust
in WAY corresponding with Der expressed desire
during her last illness The earth had come attached
70 some of the papc.yincs of Hungary, sent 10 the
friends among whom her last days were spent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

THE EMPIRE CLUB.-0n Saturday night meeting
of the Empire Club was held at Mr.. Duryee's in
Calbaripe sneet, at which james Irving presided
Rec, luions were adopted indorsi'gthe acto Of the
Baltimore Convention in nominating Douglas and
johnson. The Club also resolved to meet at Madison
square this evening form torchlight procession aud
mach to Tammany Hail. to participate in the ratifica-
ton meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

CorRr OF general SESSIONS The July term of this
Court commences tbis noIniog the City Judge presid
ing. TIE following Oh the calendar: ArSon,S
faLe pretenses, 5; forgery, IL; grand larceny, y;
burglary, 3; robbery g. feonious assault and battery
8; murder 10; infandcide, 3; abandonment, 3; bas-
tarday, l. receiving stolen goods, bigamy, l. per-
iury. /: embezzement, /. Total, 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

Run OWE AND KnLED.-Eugene il. Kelly, lad
10 years Of age son Of Mr.. James Kelly, Receiver OF
Taxes, was iun over on Saturday noon by Third
avenue car, neartho corner Of fifteenth street, aud
almost instantly killed The accident occurred while
the boy was at play with companion. He saw the
car approaching and being upon the track attempted
to get on but his foot slipped and he fell directly in
front of the wheels. The Coroner.s JOIy were not
disposed 10 ceusur The driver bat suggested in tbeir
verdict that the Railroad Company select prudent and
careful driver for their csrf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

TIn Qr,EtSTIsE DAMAGES CoAmSsior.-Ihe
Quarantine Commirsion, to estimate damages caused
by the destruction Of property at Quarantine mot at
Mr. Sweeneys office, in Wall street, on Saturday. the
Hon. L, w. Leayenworh presiding
Argument was had a. TO the admlssaIlly OF tle cyl
don 20 Of DR.. Thompson 10 support of his claim for
damage amounting % $1,000 based upon the ioI W.
inc oier Of prOof on the Part Of the claimant; lhsy
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June p , q g. Ion. ale baIi Leroy, from isvsa ia
Ncn.OTleao', l! 1sys out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

REDUcTIoy OF LETTER CARRIERS FEEs.-Post-
master Dix gives notice that hereafter one mt only
Will be collected by the carriers On letters Of all kinds
as their charge for delivery. There ninety letter
carriers in this city, Under the old law, authorizing
the collection of two CENTS the carriers allowed
10 retain one cent IN each letter. The other cent
pad into the Post Office, aud went to create fand to
pay 81 collectors of letters from the various boxes the
salary of one man. whose business it was to watch the
collectors and carriers and $1,000 year for two mail
wagons employed in carrying mail matter from the
General Post Office to the different stations-making
about $l8 900 year paid into the Pos,-oice There
ander of the fand, after paying the expenses emu
merated was equally divided among the 80 carriers
Under the new system, the carriers are 10 return all
the money they collect and it is then to be equally d.
vided among them.
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MARRIED..
DIED.

STOPPAN l-HON E-On Monday, jane . by the Rev. Dr.
Price Chsr. Y. Soppsni to Eliza j. Howe, both Of . city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

Tuy ForRTH WARD DIsNIssALs The SPECIAL
ComuS,ee ON The Fourth Ward dismissals met again
on Sarusoay 10 lear what the officers Of the Local
Board had to say in ex anaton Of their conduct IN the
matter None Of them appeared. Tue record oil the
Lo,al Boa.d was 10 have been produced but MIR.
White ions Of the newlyappointed teachers) stated
That he ahers de- lin ed 20 send their record books,
not having been authorized to do blythe Local Board,
.zoo have had no meeting since the notice requiring
ah H. but that the books are open for inspection al the
schools. The Committee adjourned until Friday next
Az vt the previous meeting, Attorney Water
INV took nc part in the action Of the Committee.
Az, Tucker and DR. Eager only were present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

TORNADO IN TIE BAY.-On Friday afternoon at
o'clock 40 the steamer Passac was off the Woodbridge
dock on her trip brunswick, the pilot saw the
waves not far ahead of him dashed into fury by an ap
preaching tornado. lie Immediately headed his boa'
toward the gale, and had but fairly turned her. when
the wind struck the pilot house, perfectly demolishing
it. twisting rods into all shapes ard blo 9ng the glass
in every direction The pilot and his companion mar
rowly escaped being blown into the machinery. Ex-
cepting the plot-house the host was not inrsd The
course Of the tornado was w. S. w. 10 K. n. +.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

BURGLARS ARRESTED. Officers Bennett and Hor-
belt of the Fifth Ward Poiice-Station, Saturday
sue eeded in arres'ing, in Wifamsburgh two of the
burglars who broke into the dwelhng-house of s. Nj.
Meeker, ESQ., in the City of Brooklyn, on Saturday
morning last, aud recovering portion of the stolen
property. They also found large quantity of jew
ey and number of gold watches in possession OF the
burglars which they believe to be the result of other
burglaIivs in the City of Brooklyn.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

The TammaDy Democracy meet tonight to ratify
the nominations OF Douglas and johnson. The fol-
lowing speakers are announced The Hon. james
Gardiner of Georgia, the Hon. John Forsyth of Ala
bama the Hon. Geo. w. Jones Of Tennessee the Hon.
f. C. Marshall of Kentucky, the Hon james Kava-
nagh of Minnesota, the Hon. L. f. Parsons of Ala
bama Senator Douglas will probably be in town TO-
night and will of course be honored by his friends
with a se1epade,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

THE LIQuoK TRADE.-PREsESrMEST By THE GRAND
JURY.-The Grand Jury Of the Kings County Court
of Oyer and Terminer brought in 1870 indictments on
Saturday-tbe majority against unlcepsed liquor deal
ers They also made the following presentmcnt
The Jurors of the People upon their oahs present the
g. neral sale of sptuous liquors as demoralzng, and
the fruitful source of crime. Liquor shops places
where men are maddened by poisonous and adultera-
ted liquors, from which come assaults, and violence,
and the disturbance Of the peace of neghborhoods and
they particularly present those noisy and roous places
which are kept open late Saturday nights and eay
on Sunday morning. and urge the strict enforcement of
the law against all unlicensed sales of spirituous
liquors. that tie public good requires that only such as
ale lcen cd be permitted to sell sp i'uOus liquors in
conformity with law and that in granting licenses TO
all persons the letter and spirit of the Law should be
ttIicily complied wth-deemng, in our judgment and
from our experience that great portion of crime in all
its pbases and of every nature has been and super
induced by tire use Of Intoxicating liquors.
LIB GAGER, See. Gnnd Jury. GEO W. REED, Foreman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

orBiag the Keeper Of the saloon, William Trspman,
and The two 81 Is, were arrested on complaint Of
Scsuley, and about 500 of the stolen money Wa
fo1sd in cir possession. Some Of il had been spsnt
by them In the purchase of dresses. The prs
era were all taken before Justice Brennan end com
mitted for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

s1yKroscoPIc MusECH.-The beautiful effects pro
daced by ,he ssereoscoPe, and the wonderful variety
Of the susects adased to the instrument make II one
of the most valuable means Of entertainment now Dc
fore the pubic The expense Of the apparatus ana Ie
rapid accommodation Of picGrss are causes WINCH pre-
vent Eany persons from purchasing inc instrument
from 1eeping themselves supplied WIN Su"o,'o
riov s,e hour. of rational pleasure the SlerooScopc
Mnsenm recently opened by Oliver b. Goldsmith az
No o23 Broadway. corner of TEenty-irs street VIII
no an attractive place of resort Mr. Goldsmths rooms
are arranged with mrch taste, and with par ocular re-
cord 10 the comfort Of bis yistOrs. lie has NUMBER
Of superior irsuuents containing large 'ssorD-on.
Of pic,nres ingeniously arranged as well as great
VI md .,e,eoseopes. lie collection Of slides IL
very fa and bas been selected with care 1I' 'a''
Of all whether incIinDg toward landscapes, ti'uII
Somc,c scenes, views Of cities, may be grained WIFE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

THE SUNDAY TRAFFIC LAw.-Justice Callahan de-
yered decision on Saturday last, in the case OF the
People against Edward spapgenburg and come thirty
Others. who were brought before him on charge Oh
disregardipg the Sabbath. He considered that tue
prosecution failed to sustain their case aud he there
fore ordered that the complaints be dismissed and the
d, PENDANTS discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

DzPARTURE or THE JAPANESE EMRAssf.--on
Satu day the y. 5. steam inga'e Niagara sai'o'
Of ~, m. for Japan, having on board the Japan
= Er.ho.ssdor, and suite The Niagara drew u !
fet veter when sbe passed the bar. She was taken
A. .oa hv Mr. VIA Roach, Sandy Hook pilot, at
- ,bn boa5 Moses III. Grinnell No. /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

There will be a meeting at the Friends meeting
house in Twentieth street, east of Third avenue tni
vening, at O'Clock, when a distinguished member
from Ohio is expected to preach.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

CLosfSG SERVICES OF THE CHURcH or THE Holy
EvANoEL1s1s-Ye,terdayt the closing services in " Old
St. Georges Church. in Beekman street, were con-
Quoted by the Rector, the Rev. j. H. Hobart Brown,
assisted by the Rev. Fercis Trip aud the Rev. j.
Upiohn. After the usual devotional services, the
Rector preached short sermon on "the uncbange-
ableness of Gods love to suf1l man, from the text:
For am persuaded that neither death life enge
nor piucpates powe things present. nor things TO
come heh deph nor sny other creat he DC soie
10 separate love Of God which In Chs Jesus cur
Loid'
Attic conclusion Of the sermon the Rector stated
that the action and olives of the Vesty in the
they bad adopted had been much misconstiued but he
would say in their behalf that what 1ey had done was
not without much tn ought aud calm d=lberarion Tney
had acted under the conviction that the interests of
leon in that portion of the city demanded the change
proposed lie said that the work of that parish was
purely mi sson work which could NOT be easily seeo
the rev ard how ever would follow. In the parO;hia
school there were 80 scholars, and in the Sunday
School and parochial combined 20 children Since 1851
the Church of the Holy Evangests has received from
Trinity Church the sum OF Sl rs to aid in sustaining
Divine service in ST. Georges Chapel while ST.
Georges has saved her nearly SIS 600. Trinity having
refused to increase her allowance TO St. Georges
Chapel the Nestry have resolved to close the church
and according to the of the died the building and
lois will by that act, revert - ST Georges Church.
Stuyvesant square, At the close of the services the
holy communion was administered to the members Of
the church by the Rector The congregation Was very
small
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

WEEKLY MoRTALIrY.-The total number of death
in tbis city last week was 95, of which 81 adult
and Ga children OF the causes II deaths were OF c'r
vul-ons, of scarlet fever, 5 of hoopng.cOugh. Tn
der one year of age, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

The ACCIDENT AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC -inoss
rerons who were injured by the falling OF the ROOF Oh
the Academy of Music on Friday afternoon are all
improving. Meesrs. Morris and Simpson, who were
supposed to have been fatally hurt it is now thought
will eventually recover Mr. Wyman is also lmproV-
ing. The injuries sustained by the others are OF a
comparatively slignt character. The amount oil dam
age to the building is estimated at less than s'ooo'
TIE work will be promptly proceeded with notwltil-
standing this misfortune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

The HEAr-Several persons were Frustrated b.
the heat on Friday and Saturday, but none, as far
asceItained were fatally affected.
, 1860-01-26

ASo1hEk bARtEL Mrs7ERr:" A SrRszcr
HEADED of Bcf HEADED orF.-Some little stir
was created IN detective police circles yesterday
W teiesraph'c despatch received At the City
Aafsnals ONCE from Algonquin, AeHeary Co.,
as1a''on on tne fox RtFer Valley Road, a few
'''nesaoo'e Etg'n g'E1og Instructions to :" detsn
oatre' containing human body, to arrive at
luz r. d. =: o' h. r. Freight Depot, and arrest
s"9 o0a es'a1ne LUZ IT,
A., ole "uo "as &c. 'n'o 'ne secret WAS On
w. 80 4e1'enoes'ng 'ne 'u"pes'z N rs.
,,a:nas sI9 esos Posno.e tna' 'oe ee.eosa'ea
-" Ae .s4n '1aao sn'p1neh' o. tue A'no'
c.tsSsr, Ny s"eeeeoea IL anoing nj tae
I'ssu+ Depo'' On tne No1'n s'oe' aoas-
.a..L 49, eAos 'ne uese1'P''on gwen IN 'ae oes-
p r. 49,, eoanon n'aF oa.sei' e'osso, neaded
~ o.. o'leetea 20 ~ L. aoon' 'o' ea'eago'
' .,..",. = 1s' aoates' 1ne paf'e' "ns
ha.o ~ ~ c-ss ~ w. "o1o YOU. ~ - a'f''ea
.o 4ea' n'o1 lie'sn' 'Fa'n' an
y. Wv 4'' "asou u tne american h@-
f' ~1'p'u' "as o'4'eA ~ 'ne aep pos' anutne