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Selected Poetry.

BY SIR E. B. sLYTTON.z ..sss..s.. 20
There is no death! The stars go down 3
To rise upon some fairer shore,
And bright in Heavens jeweled crown
They shine forevermore. 5e
There is no dead An angel form
Walks DER the earth with silent tread +;
He bears our best loved things away,
And then we call them dead"
Born into that undying life,
They leave us but to come again;
With JOY we welcome them at rest
The same except in pain.
And ever near US, though unseen,
The dear immortal spirits tread;
For all the boundless Universe
Is life--there is no dead.
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TNALL DRESS TRIMMINGS.
JOHN E. TR IB 7 E.
Nos. "a ". Chas. d; SO Lexington Street,
Has just received splendid stock of FALL
DRESS TRIMMINGS, FANCY GOODS, &C..
ff@ Consisting in part of ls s
Rich Six and Crystal Fringes, Handsome
Bugze Gtmps, Dress Trimmings,
Parasols, Sun Umbrellas,
Combs and Brushes,
and Perfumes.
Also Collars, Cuffs and Handkerchief, ngreat
variety. JOHN Il. TRlBLE,
Nos. In. Charles & SO Lexington Street
Aug 31-1y BALTlMORE.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
MtNitaI.
$rupusaIs.
CITY OF NORWICH WATER WORKS.

CITY OF NORWICH WATER WORKS.
~ TO CONTRACTORS ScThe Board II Water Commissioners Of
deaus receive proposals. for the furnishing
seig Pipes and their connections tEe excavation
acag trenches Of the proposed City Of Norwich Water
Works
h. inspected and specifications form Of tenders and schedule
obtained the of j. T. flaming. Ahecs and Engineer
Sealed Proposals he delivered At the Engineers oe Chelsea
Bank htnE Sh.tucit Norwich Conn before the 18Th
addressed the President Of the Board of Water Con
one aud BIosed Tender for Water Pipes aud Trenchng at
Sprr ciL"
The Board Of Commissioners do bind themselves to accept the
lowest % a ien.lrr
korTch. Conn. II. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
grual nutitts.

CUPREME COURT, New-York Comfy
- EDWARD p BRAY President Of ButterSefs Overland Dispatch
Plaintiff against JOHN V FARWELL. DeiendshtTo JOHN V. FAR
MILL You hereby summoned and required the
% In tins which will be ted the onoe Of The CLERK Of the
county Newiork at the City Of NeuloTk and 70
copy TO the said complaint on the subscribers al their
ofc No IS New within DAYS after the
vice Of this summons exclusive Of the day OF such and
Won fail 10 snwer sail complaint within the aforesaid the
tdu tins sc on will f judgment sgan for the OF thirteen
thousand hundred do With interest om the eleventh sv Of June
% houand ht hundred and sixty hies the costs and dis
bur-eneus 81 ~ acton--Dafci 'rre2- ltLi.
vas UQii. NittLoN VAN iNfT
sa-J isv5sLt ls-tls "is,.lt.-
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
Gbtl Gurf.

TURF.
Of 81 O0 mile heats in harness for all horses b
FASHION TRACK MONDAY sept 0i closed with IN
folio wing STARS: - .
FASHION COURSR-TR0TTfSG-MONDAi, Sept 1 az 2U RD
Purse Of IL 900 mile heats. , IN ;. Ia harness.
John Crooks br s. GEORGE NIbhBS.
Dan Pliers m LADY THORN
Il. DOble's b. m. LUCY
A. PAersOu's h. G. MOUNTAIN BOY tSqr Binghsm).
Jas. McAianns br. e. BRUNO.
The the extraordinary field Of horses That has ap
peared likely the intense tefeA
Jamessp hfhour fom THIRTY
fourht Trains from Hunters Point 123g
and 2:S0 y. Police arrangements l"r the day.
JOHN SIMMONS, Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
6Opartntrsbip nutitts.

DISSOLUTION.-The firm of FORD, TUP-
~ PR BEIiAN dissolved Aug a. 1897, lS the Withdrawal
of BEIiAN has associated himself With the
bonse Of WM GALE Co. Sversmhs Nos So and 54 Broad
friends and customers
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
Corporation autitrs.

CORPORATION SALE of REAL ESTATE
" At AUCTIoN-Puh notice hereby that the Commission
Of w Tor SALE pulLc auction NON
DAY Exchange SS,ro No IN Broad
way several pieces parcels improved and uumpe REAf
ESTATE belonging to tue Mayor Aldermen and Commoaay of6s
CITY of New-York.
escript property together the and conditions
sale be- had application tbs Once where VIII be furnished
on and after H. 1901 map, the property be sold
Warranted deeds vii De giyen % al pgElhasc.s
RICHARD =. CONNOLLY. Controller.
Deurmen of Finance sept
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
DITBIIC NOTICE Is hereby given that on

DITBLIC NOTICE is- hereby given that on
the OH day o. September shan proceed draw JURORS
the f.ouing held and & cry and County of New
Court Sessions panel fasd Jurors for Court of
Or and panel 80 Pgors for Copu of 0enerat
100 Petit Jurors oT Court Of Oyer and TeaAr;
panels Petit Jurors for Supreme Court Parts ami 81 two
p.ns, Jurors for Parts and panels
of IO4 Court Of Common Pleas Parts an
WM. q. CONNER. Clerk
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
oFncr ccNsls'iosER o. JgrEoNs,}

AOlICE ~ lHE ~ DJlI.-l he courts ara
~ about opening and Jurors must be bad authorized
viii except Tor tie direct
personal application Of the parties summoned.
da Court person summoned must
report the Ceart
be closed.
summoned pav attention The the
mons. Exenpts apply here.
Eurolnent be answered per
attended a mtare mat
the already daxnb
month FOR them
the respectable zer To assist In this Important
al able aud liable the hne Those who
promptly and fully Grand Petit Jus our state and CITY
Courts will again be called until the entire list .fhsndL e.,
for several 80
notified liable eIempU win save time trouble and en-
nane v responr prov peon They will obtain liorns
ION and receive oart.ou attention from week day n 10 to
ock The Jndge Commissioner The only 20 apply
70 and the other pSries viii be- unsucessuL
w. -s Wv DOUGLAS TAYLOR.
Commissioner of JurnEs No. 3 Chsmhers-st
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26

els and baggage checked at he oEes No 's we'i't
Albany and ROY connecting EolerH And wa trains viii
s M IIfe.s irsir Vi, Hudson River R,a Tlrth.i ,ri
connecting Troy with trains ior sarsoa Rutland BaAng
io.s m FIp;es train Vt, Hner Railroad Tp-n sh,i AMI
Fcssv, connecting Chatham with Wee Railroad hr lss'Hoa
trains icr Saratoga. Rpanl Buisgien sa the Nolih-
u m EIprs Hsdsos River Rsoai connecting q, Albany
$50 NJ E1rts- Hudson River Rlirosd connecting
Albany with W,ste aud al Troy with trains for Montreal w'S
S5 n FJssss tram Harlem Railroad, connecting Chatham
with Western KAroai for leanon Srts lisaed be and 4" Al
'ln{ gA "s t,sT mann S VI, m & R'yr RAILROAD With .,riur e,r,
sschea ard through 10 buls' anil s,n bfise N" % 'hs &
NeyYoll through % iheri hsaf va Rom " a1l o.
y D. a. trsla "a; IIua.on Railroad with sleeping attached
And At Troy Saratoga and points Nori This TAN ~
q, lIe. E't Rr:sa from rom, SsTJo,s
Returning foughieerss al ' n arriving hs"'loiI
Aso Sunday train VIA Harlem Railroad leaving foy .rond
arriving Mi'ern 40 $3.50 m heiurlins eafe Miller
''' p H. 's al S' wN NJ H. a yaYDfGBL7 v-preer
NEW YORK and NEW-llAVEN RAILROAD.
isl SUMNER ADVANCEMENT 1861
CoMMkNCIAG JuNE ;. Iss-
r.apr,r Station seyros ,orasf T.eutrcyis and Fourth
ave Luiunee or IveniTseSen'a'I
TRAINS LEAVE SEw.YoRK.
Sew-HAven And Buarepor 100 800 QIl ioo i'5
"a. aOJ (sIl. a. 20 ami 800 (RrD p IL.
Ioi Nore ststord FAIRFIELD Southport aud wesiPOri. 100 lL0
a M. a4J 40 m- -
For EorvAlk 1fn 800 Hr) 300 l30a RlJ EL 1O tBEb
as 40. III 81. 800 GI.l p IN
Far Darisn 100 @ 90. llOa m. 34s 4JO. a1opm
Fots De- lIl5 tEIl, I'D
T1.), 3s5 40 (Dxl. A. SO. G5D. 500 (KIl p 81.
For siatoHs. s0O 1l0 lO n I'D
as, 40. 51y 6LjO }. . -,
Boston Springfield, 10 = 10. az. 200 RIl zoo
For Bosioi Shore Line y l5 (RI. j, 800 p.
Io Hartford aud Springfield GOo tkLl llls 400 (krh eS
Pa =,
n, D.. N. Northampton
Hlfor Providence and Fshkn Railroad 300 (kt) m Hl'
Tor Haven New London stoningon Railroad at sO0
l2l5 100. 800 D m
For Canal Railroad l2.l5 p. to Northampton
For IlousatOuic Railroad Boo 800 m
For Nauratuck Railroad 800 100 p
For Danhury and Norwan Railroad. 100. 800 m, 40
Conn olious Sleeping CarsA attached 10 AO p m train
~ Nf' JANIS II. HOYT, SHpt
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26

nj 81 EyeiyREK OrpcE, NEWPORT, r. T., Sept 20, 1901.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at tins
- c uul The ls repairing the northern
an. BTeaiw.e on wepoTt Harbor There
Iii h. reoued m this l2O cubic yards Of krsta rubbe
.sr,v r stone IS cubic
and 70 Be dnra material Proposals will state the price per
enlc vari Of ang wall including furnishing the stone
The Government the night to reject all bids printed
COPY this each proposal Each d
must contain printed guaranty signed by two ~ responsible
pre BLANKS proposals with form of guaranty, will be furnished
from this oee Appclon The OF the work will be paid on It's
completion "a. a.
Further information be obtained application at this ofce orr
Mr. Alexander McGregof Wespor. Conn for whom Inquire
Railroad Depot.
An proposals should addressed the undersigned and ndored
euope Proposals. improvement Nrro HrhOr Conn
u. g. HOIfTOE,
Ne,c. u Ess.nseu, BreVs Colonel. V y Amy.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
OFFcE UNITED STATEs RSGNEER AGEScY)
No. BOWLING GREEN, wioRg CRY, Z
September 10 1857 }
DROP0SAIS for DREDGEROAT.=Thc IN

lphVIONAl4S lOI - uc
@ and r work the m Of The two Drdgsboais author'ed
t6e oaih af br Mspp R,er models drawings
and saeaions visible oce he furnished by
ir .r In charge the Drigchoat point
the Mississippi River At beo~ NewOrear as the Engineer IN charge
he he doubendrr 100 feet Long 30 feet bca~ and
ns5eek a, os to have srrrv propeller at cn
which l. "a fee; diameter aud driven BY two engines AID r oIcr
meai. r re, adjusting dran any depth from u TO o. fet %
Ss-c ,,rrn essicrib exceeding tlsi oi
n' s ~, tl 6seao.t r-aaae facilities for ln
pce materials aal workmanship must be- aaosi1 tie oeer or
Tie 6ise to be poged rpngaou, her voyage between
paiuts - aud de- Der eusiue alone
mol Az ro c.r t. rsl enstruct nu equipments
M a m serk u e D. .a- a4a hef delivery the point de-
srnaied viii not be- considered.
No @ viii be- considered s,ien from taoe practically engaged the
construction Of o,ai ,ranrT OF s1ft pIoPs,& IN 80 700 G %
Drdsebat eI ese~ f' tie purpose Of Informing 'a'a Of
Bids sl ION te enveepe) Proposals Or Dreigeboat"
and addressed :" pl lei'.urs a. il' ohs ,, - . .-,
tor, thar TIE ,at into contract herein stated ani
o o1 d ~. ~ b % a. oc-r oi the United STATE. Cops Of In.
oe eeg pesou known 70 the und rNsnc ,,-
At which l@ th M be- aeL The c~a',e ard eon %u De sfoa &
ha anil malner.B BY e dag o October f the boat must be
completed ready voE ard Tie as and trial tip had BY
the Dist dv Of March 1903 and unnecessary delay thereafter must
oceuriu Der deisery at the point designated
viii be made o~ Pon per cent the contract re
launching OF The boat aud oyeo1 q .' eos & aP h Tue g 'asrs &
approved per approval OF the boat amer empeoa
Of al r. P % a %, s s ana MI Vn the 0a & s ' having Son had pro-
tie shall thus far have been complied with
and the Ia acceptance at the point ofdeiyer
faithful performance ofthe contract IN the sun OF S29
will required urrts whose seeny must be certified
by the Cek District Court the Of the ureies
with the a be submitted with the bid
fr cow specifications and Of this advertisement must be
attached to zach bid
had a this ohiec.
Model and detailed be and OF specifications
Copies the specifications also DE seen a. he
United Engineer. onres fhiatphih and Boston
Tie Government right To reject and all lids
orer may be lost aer the contract shall be signed
m detailed dwrcv Al parts the Degeoai In progress and
the contractor SO that "oik MAJ be
''o- NJ. D.. McALRSrRR.
Bravet Dng Gen L. ). A.. NJ ijor OF kngs
In charge improvement mouth Of Miss River.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
furniturt.

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At GRIFFEN & PAYNE's, No. 1S1 Canal-st.,
~ Mon,
PAYNE'S PATENT SECRETARY BED,
RTAGERB BBD SlDEBOARD BED,
BUREAU BED SOFA BID
pEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
warranted solid Chusinu and Walnut Chsn
Ter saites plain ornamental H. =. FAkklNGTOhs No Jos
Chnalst opposite Wooster Eslbishei ls'l
HOLDING SPRING MATTRESSES, Hair,
Iusk Moss Fcher &c, lat reasonable
rc al the Mandatory D. FARRLLL large building AoA
lIO 4 2 Cabalst Junction Of NalkerSt Ne~-l oTh
Sroirssiunal ylutits.
CHARLES NETTLETON, No. III Broadway.
" FLOOR COMMISSIONER for state and Territory
nR. LARMONT, No 173 Broadway-Treat-
~ 10 Paris London aud New lork Medical Adviser
and raee Gude" bis special treatment OF local constitutional
6stulA plies 6c. mailed Tree ~ 80
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment
IOof STRUCTURE vARIcoCELE, HEhoRRHoIDs HSICh
control EDWARD DIXON D. Editor Of The seApel Once
~ and " evening" Al Dr. Ds Tesdenes
No a. fi;h-sve
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
''- TIiI,GUGIl FAEE TO PHILADELPHIA ONLY -
sNEUIN A % Les.,s
EREAT REDUCTION in First Class FAisE-
" WHIST NORTH and East via NFWIORK CHS rEAL and
NORTHEgS RsILEOAHS ana TROY LINZ OF STEAMERS from
Pier Spngt, aai al Saturdays


propo all intermediate points and stations west
ele sl and baggage checked at DE oEes No os west't
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
Ia charge improvement mouth Of Miss.

a. \ ENGtsu,N OEFicE NEwIoHr, T. L. Sept ~, 1901.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
> tins until he day Of October next for removing ob'e
tons The Saugatlck River Wesport Hbor Conn The obnetons
consist Of 90 rocks living between the Railroad bridge aud TIE
VILLAGE of esipor will require blasting Proposals VIII
these rocks and removing them from the
The evernment reserves the right to reject all bids printed
cor f h, accom- each proposal Eac d
must contain printed guaranty signed by two responsible
parties. AZ.
Blanks proposals with form Of guaranty will he furnished from ms
Office ON Appeon the work will be paid on It's compile
ton. -. o.
Alex McGrcgo Wespori, Conn. for vhom Inquire al Tie
Railroad Depot ,,-,.,.
An ro hor addressed the undersigned and ndorsed on
the envelope Proposals improvement of Wesipo arbo Conn
d. c. HOUSTON Major Of Engineers
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26

OFPcK ARMY CLoTHSG AND EQuiPAsE
No. 70 STATE ST., NEw-YORK, Sept IL, 1907
CFhJFD PROPOSALS will be received mt this
y oae until u THURSDAY the 2bth INST h hsn'
a., ~. .,on.ts Comets
Ar. fat Tnhas
Drum.
1u.xitar. Drum
ast ils.x ] pair Cymbals
Y fat Comets 4, IT. t..~....,r. -..,r,,.
The Aove named instruments VIII he OF PLAIN inexpensive hAnuiAe
ure bnt good and suitable for the purpose Intended No.
Ne M M be entertained accompanied by samples Of al the In
Faytb.r Information MI he had at this Office
The United night reject sn part OF e "hoe OF
hd as nav be deemed the interest Of the service
the instruments can ne hnned ana
h. ipdoi Proposals Furnishing Musical Instruments"
Dy order VI the QuIrtern aster General a, O.,
~ C O. sAWTELLE, Breyet Bngader General and
Quxrermaser United States Army.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
Guan Sttamrrs.

Up CITY 0P CORK, Of the Inman Line will sail
| ~" 60 Norh RIVER, NJ Nonn WEDNESDAY Octobrr2 Tor
ArtI direct Rates OF Pssageprsi Cabin 1907 seerage $40
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
Ouan Stramcrs.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
L THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA
CAEEllNG UNITED STATES MAIL

CARVING UNITED STATES MAIL.
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD
leave No River foot OF CanaSt at y O'Clock
noon. A. u
Ooiobrr -AEIzONA Capt Marry connecting with CONSTITU
zion. Capt. larf-r. .
October lubSRY CHAUSCEl, Capt Gray connecting With
EACRAMENTu. Cart CareiT.
Ociaer 2l-ReIN0 STAR Capt H. p Conner connecting with
MONTANA. Capt Farssworth
OF allowed each adn passenger
IN attendance free.
Departures Acapulco; those Of Is; and 2iSt Psn
llth AneE
porte andt those Of lat at Manxan1ho
Departure lh month with the steam me IRON
Panama 10 Australia ana AegZealand go
For Japan China November II connects closely with
steamer Great Republic FIco December & ~ Yokohama
eth Hong Kong and Costa Rea iOI Ngasak and
For passage snd al further information apply at the Office Oa
wharf foot Of CanA-si. North River, Nes-l OH -
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26

1 BINNS will open this day Fall and Winter
IA. Miurry Goods 57I Broaiwa opposite Metopo
Flowers Fsahers Pattern Hats and Frames whole
sale and retail.
MADAM KAHN will open on WEDNES-
4VE DAY ani THURSDAY 2 aud 27h Of September choice
MILLINERY Ronud Hats, French Felt Hats Bonne
Aiso. choice Opera Bouuets.
DElSSMAkING iu all the latest Paris STYLES.
MADAM KAHN,
No. 25 Sthave between Fourteenth and Fheenhs New York
TIILLINERY.-Fall Styles on Exhibition
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26

R, at DODWoRTTs HALL, as per.
every night Doors open at Z; per
Tickets, 80 cents Reserved seats ~.
rings. No. 612 Broadway; Schnher,'s, No.
nrosiwav; Trenain's, No. s8l Broad
q ami 90 the Han
J, J. ALEXANDER, Tr-sgrres.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-26

Cultures anS NIrttincs
MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-The Polytechnic
IN Branch THIS THURSDAY EVENING y o'clock
In Room No Building TOPlCS-l New Discoveries ant
Inventions The boilers the American Institute Exhibitions
Seats d. IlLbhAN, ShArmAh
J. WYATT RsID. Secretary.
GEORGE NJ. BUTCHER, esq.-This eloquent
~ and effective Temperance holds himself readiness
ANSWER CALLS TO LECTURE Temperance organizations desirt
engage this reformed champion ard Thereby 9dysnce TIE earse
teepsie. n. Y.
, 1867-06-04
CO PACKET NEWS! an
From tie London Times, Mag w.
FRANCE.
FKANCE,
PARIS, Thursday, May 16, 7 am.

PARIS, Thursday, May 16, 7 am.
The very faint marks of appreciation in
the Senate, and the almost total silence
in the Legislative Body, when the Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs communicated the
result of the London conference, arose
not only from unwillingness to give the
Prussian Government the satisfaction l
alluded to yesterday, but also, and per-
haps mainly, from the desire to make the
Emperor feel how strongly both Houses
disapprove his foreign policy and this I
have the best reason for knowing. They
are content that peace should be main
tanned, but they reprobate the conduct
which was near bringing the country into
war. The manner with which the news
was received is alluded to with no trifing
satisfaction by the journals that Glamour
ed for war, and with q like disappoint-
ment by those who advocated peace.
NJ. Cucheval Clarigny, in the PreSse,
expresses what | think is the more pre-
vailing opinion, irrespectively of mere
party considerations. He observes that
it is impossible not to feel convinced
that, if the satisfaction of Prussia at this
arrangement be purely negative, the
satisfaction which France obtains is
positive. The Prussians have been for
SO years in Luxembourg in a month they
will no longer be there and they will
not have the right to return. France
will no longer have at o few leagues
distance from Thionville a Prussian
fortress and a Prussian camp, and before
the Prussians can invade Champagne they
will have 10 violate a neutrality which is
now placed under the collective guaran-
tee of Europe. Of the three roads by
which an invading army could com to
Paris, the neutrality of Belgium closes
one - that of the Lower Rhine ; the
neutrality of Luxembourg the other-that
of the Middle Rhine +; the Alsace and
Lorraine would know how to block up
the third.
, 1867-06-04

kind, and an anachronism. Their ma
tional power has no need Of war to con-
solidate ii. The frontiers which nature
and history have marked out for them
are wide enough for their development in
all the branches Of intellectual life.
Liberty has no need of war it depIores
it, and looks in vain for its banner in
PrusSian or in French armies. The
V~olkspartei are not ignorant Of the con-
sequences of a policy of force. They
know that the Prussian Progrcssists do
not seem to comprehend that the success
of force abroad cannot be acquired with
out the sacrifice Of liberty ut home.
They foresaw these when
they opposed the establishment of a
POLITICAL unity Of Germany founded on
the subordlnation of the petty States TO
the military dictatorship of Prussia, and
on the expulsion of Austria and they
will not cease 10 oppose il. They can
not be rcproached with having betrayed
liberty, and they have no need 10 abandon
themselves to the intoxication Of power
aud Of conquest to stifle the voice Of
conscience. Nevertheless, they cannot
conceal from the French people th0t any
Intervention by their Government in The
affairs of Germany would only enable Nj.
Bismark 10 complete his work more easily.
Nations have only the fate they merit.
We must not throw on abSolutiSm all the
responsibility the people have their
share of it, and they find it ont too late.
But the mistake they make is understood
gradually, and people discover before
long that Il system Of government which
is based on SelishncsS, cowardicc, and
folly can never serve as the basis of a
durable system, but only q Government
which relies on love for The common
veal, courage, and enlightenment.
1t appears that the treaty by which NJ.
dc Rothschild and the Credit Fonc;er Of
France lend their cooperation to the TIA
liam Government for the liquidation of the
church property is on the point Of being
signed, if il be not already Signed. Some
persons assert that the French Govern
ment, however favourable to Italy, has
seen with regret the participation of the
Credit Foncier in an operation which is
alleged 10 be contrary 10 the power
which it holds from its statutes. 1t is
reported that certain Emergencies have
arisen on this point in the direction of
the Credit Foncier. The governor, NJ.
Frenzy, is said to have found the opera
ton commenced by the deputy governor
on his return to Paris after IA short
absence and when on Monday it was
known at the BourSe that NJ. S~oubeyran,
member of the Legislative Body, asked
for leave Of absence, it was surmised that
his departure from Paris may be the pre-
Ill l.. - e., H. ~ IL
Foncier.