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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-04
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Board met at o'clock on Thursday afternoon,
Mr.. JosIs the President, 10 the chair.
4 resolution was adopted requesting tae City In
pector to inform the Board why the Second and Third
sy.nnes ara rot cleaned bet the railroad tracks
The Controller communicated, in reply to q resolu-
ton thai he had procnred sccommt datons for the City
Insnactors Office in Tie Daily NeWs building at an
animal rent of 50 OO0 under authority of an ordinance
of the Common Council passed in 1854, empowering
him 10 procure accommodations for the city offices.
Referred TO the CoDncoittee Repairs and Supplies
Mr.. GEsET, the Corporation Attorney, sent in his
monthly statement Of penalties collected for violation
of Corporation ordinances during April. The amount
collected is $i55 IL. Ordered on file.
The resolution of the Board Of Aldermen to appro.
pirate 5000 TO compensate David I. Valentine, and
to defSsy the expense of getting up the Manual Of the
Common Council of 1860, came up for action.
Mr. PIScKsEY thought the sum too large. Formerly
81 900 WAS sufficient, bu it had been increased from
time to tine till the present. If the amount would
cover the whole expense he would have objection
but there would be bills continually cent in for litho
graphing, engraving, &C., and he would not be sur
priced II the whole cost Of the work, embracing the
distribution, would amount to 10000. lie dill not
wieh TO dsparage Mr. Valentine or his work, bat he
thought 81 500 should be sufficient. He therefore
moved that the amount be reduced TO that figure.
The motion was lost and the original resolution was
concurred in.
Adjourned to Monday.
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COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.

This Board met yesterday, pursuant TO adjournment,
ARD received the usual report Of uucean houses from
vsrss To Mrs Jarboes claim of interest in the Life
and Health Fund was adopted. Mrs. Josephine An
6srsons claim for an interest in the Police Fand was
REARED TO Committee of the Whole. Mrs. A. Is
,Sa widow of Eugene Anderson Of the Fourteeuth
xVsrd " no was shot, while in the performance OF his
spty, by Csncemi. The claim Of Mrs. Ann Page Tor
an ;n,sfes a in the fluid rejected.
communication was received from Capt. sea man.
f the FouTth Ward relative 10 the robbery OF Stew
Az, e. Co store No. 1893 Pearl street. Oh Friday night
st The store was entered through the rear and the
safe blown open the sound being deadened by laying
fs;sned by iron shutters, closed by latch, and So
cured by bolt The insecunty was manifest, as any
burglar can open the premises and enter with ease
Alter transacing some routine business, the Board
adjourned untl TO day.
Mr. Bowen yesterday paid over to the clerk the hrat
i,ssllment of his salary General superintendent Tor
tLs esablishment Of libraries In the Station Hoaies
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been received to the extent Of $l54750 and that the
amount absolutely Deeded 10 commence operations was
only sl25O including the $4,000 to be paid in cash
toward the purchase Of the property aad the additional
S5OOOo Tor the necessary expenses OF altering tue
premises spoken of.
Mr.. WOLFE ALEC stated that the Committee of Con-
ference had met similar Committee from the old Corn
Exchange Association, TO if they could not agree
upon terms whereby split in the trade would be
avoided The other Con mttee had demanded, before
making any further advances that the parties inter-
ested in the new organization should abandon the
project of purchasing the Meade any other proper
ty and ranster 10 them the subscriptions already rs
ceved This, the speaker replied, it was impossible to
do, Dasmuch as the subscriptions had been made for
specific purpose; go they were therefore, not author
lied to make any ether disposition Of them. They had
then invited, through the Committee the Corn Ex-
charge Association 10 come and join their organ
izstiOn
Msjor MAsoKm moved that Committee Of FIVE be
appointed to confer with Mr. Meade about the prop
erfy to ascertain the price the ttle the mortgages
if any and all other particulars regarding the property
sso to seect for board Of trustees and to re-
port the progress made by them in these preliminary
arrsngemsn at the next meeting
Much discussion followed, without any particular
purpose. Major Mangem said they wanted TO have
Board Of Trustees at elected, 80 that people might
have substantial basis TO confde in, In making sub
scriptions TO the stock of the organization. Other
q. ntemen contended that the Of the orgnstors
Of this matter sufficient guaranty that all would
be doDe fairly. An amendment to a motion for
adjournment was offered by Mr. Lowber, setting tbs
time for holding the next meeting aud eleciing such
officers, on next Saturday, 1T IL o'clock.
The amendment was finally carried, aud the meet
ing adjourned. After adjournment, additional sub
seripOns were made to the amount of upward OF Two
hun red shares.
The meeting was attended by nearly hundred sub
stansl business men, and passed oil with the utmos
good feeling.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board of Supervisors met yesterday, President
STEWART in the chair
Isaac Bell jr. He accompanied 1t by the most compl
nentary remarks. The letter Of resignation is a.
follows:
The Hon Him. r. Steporf President Of Board Of Super.
erSix: Having been appointed Of the Commissioners
of Public Charlie: and CGIrectons" deem my duty to
the Supsrvisors City County Of NewYo In doin,
from 1 s..oss. % b With al whom Ss moot
friendly relations have existed and for whom shall at all times
With my best wishes for the members of the Board,
subscribe myself very sincerely yours,
MIR. BLUNT then after a short introduction Of hearty
compliment to Mr. Bell, offered the following re-
solution:
ResOr.d Tbs. in accepting resignation Supervisor
Isasc Bell the Board Supervisors of the County Of New
found G /" du U' the Of R. board snS ready 70
discharge In fair and equitable msnne every duty that came
h colleagues in this Board of Supervisor and member of
several Of the most important Committees ha, Peor med the
county And he about to resign his
Ia the Department Of Pubic Charities and Correction the peo
pie via bnd ia him gentleman devoted to their interests sad
faithful to every trust conhded to him.
Nearly all the members OF the Board expressed their
deep regret that Mr.. Bells nice sense of official doy
should compel him to decline holding two Offices which
might conflict with each other.
Mr.. Bells resignation was then accepted, and Mr..
Blunt's resolution adopted.
Mr.. PURDr then nominated Smith Ely, jr to fill the
vacancy.
Several gentlemen expressed themselves highly SAT.
listed with the selection which had been made by the
Democratic side of the house.
Mr.. KENsEDY said that he had but one word to say,
and thai he had read in book; it was, There's
nothing like leather"
MIR. Ely was unanimously elected to the vacancy,
and Metsrs. Davis and Briggs were appointed Com
uittee to inform hm of his election.
The Committee on County Offices reported in favor
Of accepting specifications submitted to them for new
County JAIL at the Of Ludlow street and Essex
place TO cost in granite s65 600; in marble, 6o0OO
In a ehssper stone, for less.
There was much discussion, which was cut short by
arrival of the Committee having Mr.. Ely In charge.
Mr.. PURDY announced that Mr. Ely had taken the
oath Of Office, snd would draw his salary.
Mr.. Bly,, in q graceful little speech, thanked the
Board for bis election, and the Jail was taken up
again.
sxpensye materials he desired TO ha the expense to
$4,000. -.
A standing Committee on Public Charities and Cor
rection was then authoizdd. =,
Mr.. Ely was appointed TO the Committees on which
Mr. Bell served . q
The Board then adjourned to Thursday next, at
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We annex our usual summary Of exports Of Do
mesiic Cottons for the week ending April 30:
WINTER GARDEN.
IA LIVE.

The second performance Of this opera exhibited in an
increased degree the merit Of tbs composition and the
executants. The prime character is Jew-and not a
Jewess-and this is successfully done BY stsei, who
received double calls before the curtain. Madame
Fsbbr appears the whole to the best advantage in
this character and shared the honors with the tenor
SIZE was called out at the close Of each act Batting
the want Of fun chorus, the opera Is wslplaced on
ire stage and the display is for the most part brilliant
HalGvy's music Is amost unknown in this region. La
,ve contested the palm with the best operas produced
in Psi,; and the more II Is heard the better will 1t be
liked. Il will be performed tonight, commanding at
quarter 10 O'Clock
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REPAYMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND
DNA CORRECTION.

Tq,s Board met Yesterday afternoon at the Rotunda
President Draper in the CHAIR and ali tue
nrs.ent After the reading Of the minutes the follow
mo report of the Committee OF the Whole was read
BsssTIns ths Institutions under care win be greatly
b.nsfted by change and modihcaiion the
sop Is begnn ng Of an WINCH
s ON the removal Of an officer except whom Otherwise
ordered ten days salary shall be allowed to the parties DIS
ssscd That the Office sfthe Deputy Warden Of pensn
Tertiary The . S me Clerk the Psn
tsnsIy be and are hereby ao ,lishsd h. DISCHARGED
shs same TO be named By the Conm.soneIs ,..A.,.a
Fowh That az Keeper. IL the Work House be d'onse'
FV That the salary Of each and all the heepo Do THO
s H. alaIy Of the Warden the City Prison be reduce
s2o Per The Clerk of the City Prison 70 Dc ieoa0e
sseytsM The s,lsy Of Engineer to be 800 per sunum
EiohG Ths. one keeper discharged at the Iomos 'he
fs, Of old Board to be adopted for the government
Of the Institution until changed BY the "a sns or.
TO BE- reooired to obtain permission TO- visit an
friends iom the Commissioner and the Superintendent
Tse No person be permitted to visit the cuns1s
A Communication was received from DIR. Whittlesey
Of Rsndars Island setting forth that 'ne "a
Iittee Of the Whole Whole ''' ''''-'
A communication was received from the Superin
teudent Of the Work -House, reporting the escape OF
ak inmates from that institution. The had charge
Of the boat, which they abandoned at the upper part
Of the city.
From same, reporting the escape Of Michael Carol
and Cornelius Ryan from bake-house.
A communication was received from the Resident
Physician selecting j. A. Holmes, NJ d., for appoint
ment as Assistant Physician, In place of DIR. Foggs
whose term has expired.
A communicstoIl was received from the Warden OF
hs Aims Rouse stating that ITO men were required to
carry out the police and discipline OF the institution
Nj. NIcnoisos inquired Of the President If he had
received any commune stion from the Committee up,
pointed by the Medical Board relative TO the general
affairs Of Bellevue Hospital.
The PRESIDENT stated that the Committee met az tne
house of DIR. Wood on Monday evening, when report
presented by DIR. McCready aud discussed at some
iensth The subject was postponed for further con-
siderufion.
1hs PeEsDEsr stated that person had been en-
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NETWORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

meeting of merchants and others interested in the
oroanizstion of new Produce Exchange similar in
principle to the present Corn Exchange, but intended
70 concentrate in it all interests directly or indirectly
connected with the produce business, such as to1r,
grain provisions stores, cotton rice and freight
and shipping generally, was held yesterday noon at
No IS Pearl street, pursuant to call puoshed In tne
newspapers by the following gentlemen: william IL.
Newman IL Co.. Thomas d Benhami n. ID. W oliei
Kent & Lowber; Smith, Mott, IL Co.: TomPkins %
20. T. w. Coleman; Samuel Perry; Thomas Rlch-
erdson e. Co.; r. III. BeIdsll Jewell Harrison g. Co.;
n R& w, Moses; Cromwell a. Birdsali; John Will
not a. Co.; Burkbolder, Dernis, & Co.; Lane q
Msneem: Il. H. White; Coulter & McGuire and others.
TIas. with other gentlemen, have already, 1t appears
y1bed for stock at $50 share, 10 the amount OF
ala 20 for the purpose of forming permanent ins
sn,;on Negotiations have been IN progress for the
nnrcSsse of the Meade property corner OF fear ana
Whtehsl streets, TO be altered and adopted 70 Inc
sss of the orQsnzatiOD that and building oeing
oosJs ed by the orginaors OF the scheme as the peat
=, oromsod The meeting was called 10 order, ana or
svlsd bv the election Of K. H. Borde, esq as Snsr
Ron and Alfred Barrett, esq, ms secretary. mr. NJ
n ylfa stated that the gentleman who had in.ue ap
pli alton for the purchase OF the meAu' P''P'' -'
neep refused at tie oler OF slo0,oVO. al, tho
Mr.. MEADE proposed 70 take mor.ssgo ~ sI,srs.
tur cfate money over $4,000 the necessary Co.
tons ia adapting the premises 70 the pushor' io'
which il ia intended TO be cone by themselves.
Mr. WOLFE stated that the necessary e'oia -,
could DO effected for $i5 900 making to,.i oys oo
the proposition Of Mr. mesoe the owner OF sSyv,ooSo
MI. PLRRr stated that subscriPtols had sne"''
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Tie ippo..stiors Of pisia Cotsoos continue Light,
..I..,,,o,- ,,,su "a coppsrod with last year

and relatively small, o. composed with LAST year.
The market for all kinds Of Woolens Is quiet, but
firm. Tie importa,ions have fallen Off, and VIII con-
true to do 80 for some time to come; end the prospects
are decidedly better for the holders OF Foreign goods
than enc fortnight since, and fair demand would ad
vance prices generally as we believe that prices nave
reached the lowest point of the year. The American
Wooden manufacturers as well as the importers nave
had very unsatisfactory season, and but for the I'm
preston existing that certain styles of fancy cassimeres
have resulted in such Losses 10 the importer that tins
operation will not soon be duplicated but little hope OF
profit would DO rteriained for the future We know
of foreign hoases who have been for several years
pas. large importers of German and French cas-
simeres who affirm that the past season wit
neseed their last efforts in that ine. Many OF the
goods have been sold at twenty five per cent loss The
American goods produced with such taste and skll
by the best makers that the foreign goods cannot inter
fere with them as formerly. The manufacturers are
busy with their Autumn goods, and prOmhss are made
of some choice and rich styles. The prevailing idea
for pantaoonsy will be paids, both small and large
psiterns while Meltons will enter largely into con-
sumption for coats &c. ... ...
We annex our usual summary of exports Of Do
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essh branch of the Common Council to act with some
scientific gentlemen to be named by the New-York
SANITARY Association for the purpose of preparing and
city, was called up ard referred to the Committee on
Arts and Sciences.
The Committee or the Battery Enlargement sent IN
report With resolution recommending tns' .lo
Street Commissioners be directed 10 advertise Tor pro
posals for the completion of the work forthwith Inc
report was adopted.
Adjourned till D. NJ next Monday
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FIAT JusrI1IA, RUAr CGLUs.-An Thursday fore
noon an adventurous and sanguire body of workmsn
were trying to make Justice preside ye< the City Hall
s~sdd i'll cd ssekng, he' fair PROPORTIONS quite con-
e,akd-- mt with rope, gPfying restraint un-
Ger which she is csiy plsosr-ciousy swsyiDg with
every brasze-ths blind old Dame WAS swung up to the
cap la, aid there dXes N perpetual Irony. What 4
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CRY ITEMS.

AsoTHER LANDMARK GoNE MIR. Speriys clock,
Which has 60 long given time 20 Broadway, fou the
Park to Canal street, was taken down yesterday.
Thousands Of people will look for il in vain this morn
ing IA they 20 downtown In years gone by 1t marked
the position Of the Tabernacle and by good eyes its
oal could be read from Craze or BroOme stresta IL
wss great convenience to many Thousands, aud he
who supples its place will confer favor on the COM
munity, and secure TO himssf perpetual advertise
NEXT.
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DIED or HIS WoUSDs -Jamea Fleming died at the
New York Hospital yesterday mo- ming from the effects
Of injuries recsi'ed in 6shton Sunday morning The
sfsy occurred in oy ser saloon in Broadway, near
Thirty ninth street, during which the deceased waa
stabbed several times. Michael Rourke, an Irish
lsborsr was arrested at the time ard has since been
locbed up to await the resnlt Of Fleming's wounds
Coroner Jsckmsn impapnsed jury in the case yea
ter6ay after which the nques; adjourned until
oock to day, when III. necessary witnesses will be
u attendance.
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gagged to clear Bellows Hospital Of rats aad he had
been informed that upward Of 900 were killed on
Thursday morning. The rats we're fast leaving tho
grounds, but it remained yet to be seen whether they
would remain away. There were many who we're
anxious to try their band at snnhaing inc rats aud
every facility should be offered each in osse the other
did not sucoeed.
The Warden Of the PeniteDtary reported that he
could dispense with the services Of two blacksmiths,
and he was directed TO discharge them.
Tine weekly statement ia az follOMs:
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ADVERTISEMENT
PARTIAL DEAFNESS AND DISCHARGES PROM


EARDr HARTLEY generously offers to attend % P1,so
suhern from affections OF he Ear at bis ofoe 10 10
n without charge until proving ms
equsled and protecting the deaf from being s~mg 49,
Aursts exorbant fees in advance ana me
of .tif more serious evils by permitting the epPcs,ioA
dangerous remedies by inc Iperepced and unskiu nan
DR. II NAV here state that he has no -. n.
with sny person advertising TO cure desne
given persson for the publication Of 10
p sru him and cannot therefore, DC responsp'o o
sny alaImnr consequences resulting rom sna
40, Tbs o.s Of money may not be material 70 SONG
W. Of the most important OF the sous
uh 10 3. re ssrdsd treated with more than ORDINARY '"
no,.e ia the head and ali dsasreeaele discharges
% he Far speedily and permanently removed whou. css
. A.. least nience cure ID ~ cases sess
"a "a here M alformation does not exist , -. ~,
Tb,e.n wears close and almost undivided attenoh 20 tnn
cb of secs practice enabled him TO reduce MS treat
nsn 10 such degree a. to hnd me os
and obstinate cases yield steady attention 10 tAs means
prescribed It, - .,h,,,.A xv,,h eorsSsnc.
III shor al lssst ia what estimation his professional quad.
sons are held by Of the most distinguished medical
mon OF the country; .,
have had the pleasure to meet Dr. HARTLEY IN practice.
have been favorable opinion Of his character.
hoth I'm pt ofesson and AZ q sentleDan
w II PARxER N. D., Professor Of Surrsry."
From intercourse With Dr. HARTLEY have found biz
experiment to be correct and sentleinsnly -
this city throughout tire state, and In all pss
Of ire pn and Physicians Of the highest responsibility and
GOOD standing In America
Attendance from O. ~. TO p. m.
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PROBABLY BEATEN TO DEArH.-Coroner Schirmer
was summoned yesterday to hold an ante norton sx-
minAtion on the body Of Adam Phendler, q German
who was seriously beaten Sunday night lasi- The
unfortunate man lives at No. lib Third street. and on
hat evening wss returning home when he encoun-
tered party Of butchers and fremen, near his resi-
ence, who were qaarelins among themselves
Pbendler engaged in the dhpute, and finally, when
they got 10 fighting he was ter IDLY pounded. Since
then lie has been confined to his bed being delious
part Of the time and evidently sinking gradually He
has no knowledge of who inflicted the injuries. Sew
eral other persona we're seriously beaten in the same
row, but none of them were dangerously wounded.
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TIE business Of the Clearing House today WAS
$2S, 6S, 75S. We have received from Albert III.
Nicolay, 'Auclioneer and Stock Broker, his semi
monthly price current Of stocks ard bonds giving the
latest quotations Of securities as ell a, other nforms
ton, COPIES of which he obtained at lis ohcs, No.
80 William street, graiuitously. The annual meeting
Of the stockholders Of the American Bank Note Com
psny held yesterday for the election of trustees
for the eDsning year. The following gentlemen were
elected: Tracy X. Eison, Moseley j. Danforth,
Charles Toppsn, Francis W. Edmonds, Samuel III.
Carpenter, Edward J. DanforLh, NeziAh Wright,
Robert Draper, j. Dorsey Bad. TIE new Board Of
Trustees Of tbs American Bank Note Company are
now In session, and have elected Tracy X. Edson,
President Moseley J. Dalforh Vice President f.
w. Etmonds, Recording Secretary. Thompson
Brothers have sold to-day $4,000 New-York 6S OF
1872 and 1874 at liz, and q 10, Of United States
Regiftsrd 30 Of 1874 at lOi. The March product Of
the Mibneeots mine was l6l tuns not li0I tuns as
enoneously printed yesterday The Directors Of the
Norwich and Worcester road are in session to-day,
dcyisiDg ways and means 10 establish per Anentys
lie Of fttcla. passenger boats between this city and
Norwich. TIE line al presen; running is not under
any contract TO continue The sepsrIt ton Of genuine
from bogus stock Of the NewIavrn road, made by the
Directors after the discovery Of tie Schuyler frauds,
went back only to Oct, 1853. la the suit OF Under
wood against this Com apy for sn injunction upon the
rsynent Of dividends the Judge stated that there WA
evidence before him of at least 600 shares of bogus
stocR having been Issued early As 1850. The ques
ton now is VINO the stockholders entitled to vote
at tie coming electioni
The Ner- Orieans f,oayune Of Sunday, April Goth,
per Adams s. Co.'S Express, says:
Tho reoeP, Of prvsts ssraPhie adVee' th morning az
poupcng an hsher New10fk toE Vi on England.
sAa,ed further and the movement
throughout tho day sIhibsi coIee abls Clear
eeps Bills slaoet ard io9 the latter optional hgure.
Bill. With shipping Doe1 attached OIirloS snd osl
Flcs u d:il6i dollar Sir day Bal, New ok. etc,
dI and II and n cent discount, Blight ll6di aud r. cent
disoouLt-
The Dcoant market ruled the close Of bu,ne.s yss,er
day.
TITS Bant s,emsn veakst than generally looked
or compares Insvoraby with the spor Of the Proycus
week.
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TAdvsrtis.msat |
DEATH To VFRNyIN

kxYgR's MRAcuLors yERsIs-DEsrRorss m
Is the only remedy fl the destruction OF Rata Mioe Wse
Bugs Bosche, Fess, Moths and Garden Insects bead Tie
follow ing testimonial, and DO convinced:
METROPOLITAN HorKI, New-York. June |, 1879
"JosHpH MEYER ESQ, Psctica Chemist No Ga broadwy
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the srreor qu aes Of your preparation Meyers mi 80
Hotel and We confidently recommend q. Ishscs noe
pireoT cfsl irds Of Insects Every housskeepef 'A
sets this Miraculous Destroyer $500, a.
Respectfully, siNsos La u Jyosvists AZ
Principal Depot No Gle Broadway. sou " -
25 c. lis to 81 per bsx.
In.r .fr. IAdyeiti- emert
HoIMps,s New Gallery of PHoToskArns anu
yiNw. No a9S broadway. esssolise.a s VI
new exclusiyel3 a. the new Pscr, nc.4
Acknowledgement -.
WHY STUMBLE ON prk>vrr oS o., az 90. .se
Ftos @hs r.st -, st.p.d on FE.mina.ccs dfny a
"iioh rs'Nr' FoyLax " sLIS, ne. as bsssSrW.
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A FUGITIVE THIEF---Michsel Dersch, who is 80
cused CT having silver watch and gold shsin from BOO
deson Of arrested yesterday By Detesys
Tiemsnn End Van Buren, in this city. He ecu: TO Whit
Plains in, Daedistely, and locked up 10 answer