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RESIDENCE FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
We hear that Attorney General Stanberry 10
negotiating with Chas. Kloman, ESQ for the
lease OF the magnificent new residence lately
erected BY him, on M street north. between 9th
and 10Th streets west
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MosEf-At the Excelsior Building Asso.
ciation last night (2sth monthly $500 sold N
an average Of a.. At the meeting of 49,,
Ward Building Association wednesday n;aS,
(lUth month"; si,600 sold at an average Of *
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PETTY LARCESY.-Yesterday afternoon.
Moses Daniels was arrested by OH Ger McCol-
gan for the larceny or a shoulder Of meat, and
also ior assault and battery on g. Lanckton,
the owner. Justice Walter Dismissed the IA '
s ss case, and committed the prisoner to Jail
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SELLING LIQUoR BY THE SMALL.-Patick
Deely was arrested yesterday by officer w
II Evans, OF the Seventh Ward. for selling
hquor in quantities less than a pint, without
license Justice Handy fined him s209o.
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NULArING THE Snow LAw.-Louish Jan
ioIu, John T. Rudd, John d. Buckley. and
Lewis RothehiId were arre-ted Nv nrscar
raves, OF me Third Ward, for violating the
tice Morsell. A " us
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ADMITTED TO TIE BAR.-Yesterday morn
ihg, on motion of II. q. Gooding. Esq III. O.
Dlesne, Esq, was admitted TO the bar of this
District
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DIR WHITE, Chiropodist, ga Penn. Az. be-
tween w and 9th street,, continues the sue
cessful trestment Of corns, bunions, bad nails
enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex-
cresences, &c Once hours from 8 a. m to
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WANTED-sECOND.H HAND FURNITURE
w Also: MIRRORS. CARPETS, BEDS, BED
DING and HOUSEFURNISHIEG GOODS of every
de.cri ption. b. BUCHLY. 4GS 7th street.
jee6-u between and Il, east side
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CITY ITEMS.

NOTHING LOOKS BETTER upon any coca
sion that one of the Eighteen Dollar Six.
mixed Oyercoats, at Henning's Ore Price
Clothing Store, corner of Seventh street and
Mary land avenue
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF SIX 500 DOL.
LAk BONDS,
Issued by the Corporation of Alexaudria 20 build
coal vharyes; interest from January l. 1851; % the
Auction Rooms, January 9TH, st O'Clock.
By order administrators.
Will be added
$500 COOPERATION Washington six Per cent Qlar-
ia2- dts Init J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts.
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PERSONAL.

A b. MAURICE. REAL SOIHNTIFIC AS.
From the position ana aspect Of The Star. At the
time Of ones birth, will reveal astonishing So
crsts that no livia mortal ever knew before; how
70 be successful In all rea sons able undertakings
he tells pane and very day you marry; Describes
ne INTENDED companion. and tolls all events Of
life good luck and long life to visitors Lales so
cents 70 81 Rentlemes in full 81. Gall at 47O
lzih st near +, ell hours until In the evening.
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I AIDES LOOK AT THIS.

LOB sALE-A ROUTE ON THE STAR, mum.
i bering over 100 Subscribers. For further par
tfeulars apply at No SIS 9Th st., Island. Js 1-3t
On0 LABGD CEDAR POSTS, 80 TO 40
EOO feet long, and full size of tree, for sale
cheap. and delivered to any part of Washin gton
or GEORGETOWN. Address 3. A. PHILLIPS,
Georgetown. ja2-sts
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sylvanie avenue, Wi6hington; .H1NRY OOOK,
Alsxsn9ris, ": "a n Drn9Eists ssnsrsly.
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WATTS d 6ELBY,
L No. 323 Pennsylvania avenue,
Will commence on the Ist day OF January. 1851 to
ole, their stock Of Foreign and Domestic DRY
articles they will sell
Androeeossin "A Biesched MUSLIN at SOC.
Hsmsutta do at 35c.
n. Y. Mills do at 4Oc
a very superior ~ Blsschsd Shirtiua at 2so
Dress Goods at 25c ax, 80 67,s, rs and 81 rs per
ward ian .st
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RALIFF s SALE.
ny GREEE 4 wILLIAMs, Auctione.r,.

ton.
On THURSDAY, the 10th instant, Of O'Clock
,. m, We shall sell. the premises being part OF
Square No. 500, with the i'm provmepts. cousfst-
ing of two snug two story Brick Houses, on a
ninety year lease, which will Afford q Inc chance
for any one wishing TO purchase Q small private
residence.
Terms One half cash; balance In six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest, and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. Ali convey encing
and revenue stamps ct the cost Of the purchaser.
Asa GREEN a WJIIIAMs a.-
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G IA. C.-sTOvELLy IHFALLIBLl AGUE
-. CURl, sold Wholesale and retail By DUCK
EFT B BUOKR, A pothecaries, No. So Pennsyl-
yanis avenue, between INST and nd streets, and By
druGgistu generally. no 10 oOlms
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.


Mrsc THE PARk.-The Commissioners OF the Park
have announced that II the weather should prove aus
picious there will be music the mall, the PARK
this afternoon the Park band under the leadership
Of Harvey Dodworth commencing at four p. NJ
METROPOLITAN FRS DxpARrxEyr.-The estimates for
the support Of the Metropolitan Fire Depart ment for the
current year were yesterday submitted to the Mayor
and Comptroller for their approval The items Of the
estimate werc carefully examined, and some OF them
declared high and others unnecessary IL was nnaly
determined remit the document TO the Fire Commits
soners for rsvison-a report be made thereon within
week.
Tbs EAST RIVER BRipGE-An adjourned meetin OF
the New York aud Long Island Bridge Company was
held yesterday afternoon the companys office In Park
place. John Brown President Of the Board OF Directors,
In the chair The report OF the Committec on organi-
zation, read and laid at the last meeting, was
adopted. Messrs. Robert Bonner and James l. Barclay
rendered Their designations, which were accepted and
Cornelius X. Tronord and Henry W. Genet we're elected
10 all the vacancies After some discussion u was agreed
that eleven members shall constitute quorum Tor the
transaction OF business The engineer was directed 10
make the surveys necessary TO enable him TO lay before
the next meeting OF directors statement OF the aim.
culties be surmounted In the construction OF the
BRIDGE and the probable expenditure Of time and money
for the completion Of the work. The Board then ad-
journed until the 10th proximo.
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NEWS ALONG THE HUDSON.


Regatta at Observation-Disclosures Burg
larry ~ Dobbs' Ferry-Racing nj Union
Park.
PoUaHKKEPsrE. June %, 1867,
IL O'Clock p. n. !
An immense throng OF people attended the monum
tai regatta OF the Eagle Aquatic Association this
ing Both shores OF the river were lined with human
beings and the bosom Of the Hudson covered with
scores OF shell boats, wherries sail boats &C.
Three boats entered, double scus ss foows:-Hatte,
rowed by g. W. Davds and George Graham; Uno,
rowed by A. Gridley and George Van viiet Angie,
rowed by j. Gill and w. II. Van Benschoten. The
Judges we're r. g. Eastman and Hudson Taylor; referee,
oliver II. Booth. Tho distance mile aud re-
turn The Hattie took the lead and kept H. winning In
twenty-thres minutes the Uno came in next and the
Angie last.
A desperate attempt Was made last night 10 rob the
through freight train the Hudson River Railroad at
taking in wood and water. Four burglars came Ashore
from piracal vessel and burst open the door Of th
freight the hind end OF the tram and were In IN
act OF taking thercfrom box Of dry goods when con-
ductor John Kilderry observed hcm He ordered them
OF bat they refused 70 60 He then drew his revolver
and fired at them twice, when they fed Before reach
ing the hank OF the river they turned suddenly and red
four times in return and then took 70 their boats None
Of tho shots took effect
There was large crowd At Doty's Union Park to-day
witness between whtehouse's horse Prince and
I. Hutchlns mare Kate, two mile heats, best two In
three Prince In two straight heats; time, SICK
5:l9. A large amount Of money changed hands.
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ArpASY, June rs. 1867.

AtPANY, June Is, 1901.
In the workngmen's Assembly to day Mr. Jessup,
OF New York, Mr. Conway, Of Albany, and Thrall, Of
Troy we're appointed committee 10 represent the AS
senply before the Constitutional Convention.
A committee OF Ave was appointed with powers TO
make arrangements for establishing a1day and weekly
labor newspaper.
resolution was adopted calling on all labor assoca.
tons the State 10 be the National Labor
Convention In Chicago next August
A resolution giving thanks 10 Governor Fcnton and
the Legislature for the Eight Hour law elected some
dsoate some delegates opposing the resolution on the
ground the law should have provisions within itself
Tor It's infoccmens but the resolution finally passed.
tar OF seven dollars levied each organization
70 pay current expenses and the President directed
10 request the associations not represented 70 pay their
QuouA
Tbs Assembly then adjourned TIL the fourth russdsv
In January nex.
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SAN Francisco, June q, 1867.
The bark Cambridge, from Honolulu June 8, arrived
to-day. Business generally dull in the Sandwich
IslAnds
The ship George Green. hence for Honolulu, had ar.
rived at Makers Island
The plantations indebted to Walker Allen Co. were
gradually being sold 1t auction sacrifice The Pho
neer mis located next 10 the windward islands, were
sold for e14 100; Indebtedness firm was $50 600
The Honolulu sugar refinery brought 50 100 indebted
on the books Of the firm SIS 600
The Russian gunboat Gornorsiay FROM Caao mad ar
rived Her officers had heard OF the safe or Russian
America to the United stae but appeared pleased ~
the information.
The Lac Kayanna was on cruise to the othsr ISLANDS,
having a. passengers the trip ais Excsllency tho
Governor OF Hawaii and suite and 0umber Of the cti-
gems OF Honolulu. They VIII visit the and oshsr
places OF interest
The ship Magic hence had arriwsd
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The Reform Coaventiou.

The Reform Convention, which met yesterday broushA
its deiiberat ons TO close to-day The meeting was
called together 70 discuss the political situation and %.
the coalition government and il looked upon g the
most importaot political gathering ever assembled
here. About se--.. hundred delegates were present.
Strong resolutions passed condsm uatory
Of fusion Of the parties; declared the present
coalition government q having served ~ cad,
that Of securing confederation should nov
cease and that the party OF the Government should 10
formed also that 70 the duty OF the Canadian people
70 cultivate friendly relations with the people Of the
Of trade between the two countries anticipate that
day II not far distant when the the Re-
public viii modify it's restrictive policy towards the
British American colonies and while looking abroad for
new and profitable markets for the products OF the do
minion, and satisfied that such markets exist In other
foreign lands yet the Convention regards a. the duty
OF the Canadian Administration frankly and COR
daily any overtures from the Washington Governments
for new treaty and commercial reciprocity between
Canada and the Republic, based equitable principles
consistent with the honor Of both countries
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The Yellow Fever-Ramor that General Sher.
tdan IL tobe Superseded by General Roussoag
-Allegcd Internal Revenue Frauds.
NEW ORLEANS. June o. 1851, 4
O'Clock, p. n
One death from yellow fever 10 reported to-day. Tho
disease has not as yet assumed IN epidemic shape
rumor current In Official circles that General shsr
idan is 10 be superseded and General Il. Rous-
il named his The report, though pre-
mature has gained sufficient credence TO bs editorsY
commented upon matter OF fact. :
Extensive transactions IN the evasion Of the in
ternal revenue tax are reported, and the matter
is being investigated by tho proper authori-
ties From the fact, that certain officials in
degree implicated u quite likely however. that the
facts OF the will be smoothed In masks OF official
verbage. The principal frauds alleged to have boon
perpetrated by the whskey dlsters here both By
adequae returns and by sending whiskey TO Matamo.
manufacture.
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Cenvensieu.


Convention.
The advocates Of woman's rights have met
in full force at Albany. Time that might be
better employed has been wasted listening to
the platitudes Of Mrs. E Cady Stanton and
other members of the muscular sisterhood.
Surely we have had enough Of this The men,
beers Of the Convention could not well refuse
the fair orators q hearing. In doing SO they
have done enough; and the public will be glad
to see that the Suffrage Committee have dis
missed the petitioners with as much grace as
possible. Let the members Of the Convention
give themselves to their proper work. 1t Is
reform we want-an improved judiciary, and
the concentration Of power and responsibility
In the executive branches Of our State and
municipal governments The call for reform
ia loud and imperious.
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Tho Csnvecasion nc Rone-The Hcralds
Special Cable Despatches.
The feature Of the cable news this morning
Is the graphic and interesting special report
from the HERALD's correspondent at Rome Of
the proceedings at the consistory on Thursday
last, the great gathering Of prelates in the
Eternal City, the presentation to Tue Pope of
the princely gifts from the United States, and
all the sayings and doings of his Holiness.
The substantial sum Of two hundred thousand
dollars In gold coin was handed over to the
Pope by the American clergy, through Bishop
Wood, Of Philadelphia. together with beauti-
full silver model Of the yacht Henrietta,
the victor in the ocean yacht race,
large enough to contain gold pieces to the
amount Of fifty thousand dollars. Pho Nino,
we are told, was in excellent spirits, and while
he was examining the model Of the Henrietta
and her solid cargo exclaimed, with gracious
smile, !" II is not q steamer ~ This handsome
contribution from his children in the United
States may well have put the Pope into good
humor; and If the American clergy will add
to the handsome gifts Of their congregations
such sound advice to their spiritual head as
the HERALD has from time to time rendered
him through its columns, they will help to
keep his countenance perpetually wreathed in
smiles, and will enable him to enjoy the liberal
voluntary offerings Of the faithful in peace
without being pestered with the cares Of state
or alarmed by the Vaccinations of con-
spirators.
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there 70 the chamber in which George washinscss
after having prosecuted 70 successful termination We
War OF the Revolution, surrendered his sword, ana v
the very house Of the enemys overthrow invoked -
administration Of law by the civil suthortieA
/ expect 70 see In thai chamber the Com
mandsr-inChief Of the Armies OF the United
States the hrst republican Magistrate in the world
against whom voice Of loud complaint has been raised
because no s ready 70 lay downhs sword prematurey,
with which he could out down the people over whom
he was elected 70 rule lApplause And now, gentle.
men, thanking you for this very kind reception, and
hoping that the next time you want to hear mo speak,
you will como down 70 Washington, which 10 only forty
miles away and that II you ask me 70 come here you
will not ask me 70 speak louder than can, nor from
worse place than this good old balcony Of BarumA
bid you good day. and may the best blessing Of God "
upon you loud cheers, and cries Of ''go ou,n AND
which the Secretary retired.
The President and Secretary Seward them retired VIII
chsera
Governor Swami was them called for, and made brs(
speech which he took occasion 70 speak Of the h0a.
esty and patriotism Of President johnson.
The party dined at Barrum's Hotel By invitation Il
Mayor Chapman and the City Councila
drunk TO which they bowed In acknowledgement Of the
compliment
the party then visited Druid Hill Park and returned
70 their hotel They will tomorrow morning at eight
O'Clock take the steamer for Annap0ls whore the Presi-
dent and the Secretary will b formally introduced 70
the constitutional Convention. The Invitation was sx-
tended TO HIM tonight BY committee reprsssntn &
every county Of the State.
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SAVANNAH, Ga, June q, 1851.
II. s Fitch, United States Attorney, In answer 70
letter addressed 10 him has expressed the opinion that
she pardon granted by the President blos out all dis.
and repstacs the Individual with ali his
previous rights which be cannot be deprived OF py any
legislation He says the elective franchise
one Of the rights restored BY pardon and amnesty II
person thus pardoncd be refused reeisrstton es MIN
General The Attorney closes thus Next 70 usur-
patton Of power there IL no higher grade IN political
crime than q umid abandonment Of rights"
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Contest for the Championship Of DIassachu.
sets Between William A. Tobin and jobs
III. FiOck-Tobin the Winner.
Bosrox, June 90 1851.
2:20 O'Clock, A. n
The seventh regular game for the billiard Champion
ship Of Massachusetts, and the possession Of the golden
cue and stake Of 500 aide, place ct BumssaA
Hall last evening The players were William A. Tobiu,
champion, who has been victorious in three previous
matches, and John H. Flock. The game was 1900
points, caroms, ur-pocket table, and won By
robn BY 80 ponts sftsr contest Of over six hoarA
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SEIZURE OF the CHARLESTON SAVINGS BANK W THE
MILITARY AUTHORITIES

CHARLEsroS, June %. 1851
The Charleston Savings Bank has becn seized by the
smtary authorities, for q failure to pay full prncpa
and interest 70 certain United States soldiers at For
Houlirss garrison, who deposnors when the vas
commenced The bank Ia ins0lvsnt and in liquidation.
I directors refused 70 consider these dsposors a. ore
ferred credigon -
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NEWS FROM SAN FRANCISCO

san FRAScrco, June 2s, 1857.
Aaron Meyer has been arrested here On the charge OF
stealing 81 800 from NJ Brown, Of Williamsburg and
abductng girl named Deckia Miller. He loft on the
Golden City In charge Of ocer. rcauisition from
the Governor of New York. II is reported on good
authority that when the steamer was OF santa Srur
Meyer jumped overheard swan ashore and returned 70
ean Francisco
The ship Free Trade from Hong Kong: has arrived.
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i, s curious that In New York II should
take more time to transmit and get an answer
TO message by telegraph than 1t takes to
accomplish the same thing between he
metropolis and places q hundred miles distant.
An ordinary messenger will even do ii Qulc ker.
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.


Attack Fort Wallace-NaUcs 81 the Killed
and Wounded.
FoRr WALLACE, Kansas, juno a, I
vie SALIVA, Kansas. June ~. 1851.
This Post attacked yesterday BY body Of sboas
four hundred Indians The garrison, Consisting q forty
men, belonging 70 the Third infantry and Seventh
cavalry under command Of Lieutenant Hale; sergeanf
Dummel and private Baoop OF the Seventh cavalry, and
prvatss Woodrow and AcNay. Of the Third insaasrys
were killed.
airy and Joseph Winehouse and Patrick M0Cry. Of the
Third Infantry, were morally wounded. numbss d
horses and mules were also killed. The Indians los
twenty Of Their number, and after . hard light were
driven beck Another attack Is imminent.
rFort Wallace 10 located On Pond .ofeek, the south
branch Of the Smoky Hin rlvss, and about Ten miles
noe!neew % 40 ssssians - tAs Uniea raone
Railway, eastern division Il called after General
Wallace, and two years ago was known "Pond Crock
Station" There are accommodation FOR ave hundred
men, but owing 70 the constant Indian depredatons the
few troops that should b. q the fort are scattered over
the road beween Fort Hays and Denver vanly trying
proeeos she ovsrland sagee from the attacks Of he
savagoal
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II takes couple Of hours to get reply to q
despatch sent from our Office by telegraph to
Union square. He must be very slow mes
senger indeed who will not cover the ground
in little more than half the time. The
managers Of our city telegraphs require
waking up. They have fallen into magnetic
sleep.
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BATTLES WITH THE INDIANS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 the HERALD.

SPECIAL IElE6HAM ~ IL hEKALu.
Battle Near Fort Harkor-Indian Attack
the Railroad Enipl0yeS-Great ExcitomeaG
Along tho Border.
LEAvzswoRrH, Kansas, juno %. 1867.
oo'Clock r. NJ
The report Of General Custers defeat with the los %
seventy killed, lacks confirmation. The military su-
thorhes discredtt the report.
Eleven men were killed BY Indians near Fort Harkss
on Monday and Tuesday.
At seven A. NJ yesterday the Indians attached the
camp OF the railroad employ e. eighteen miles west q
Fort Harker, killing man. woundng and driving
the whites back towards Fort Harker x Indians were
killed.
Great excitement prevails on tho border. General J.
Crawford 10 collecting the militia and arms 70 arm tho
settlers on the border.
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c A N A D. A.

Another New Feature In the Unleu Cablsse.
AoHr1zAL. Juns -. 1851.
The Gosette undsntsnds there will b another sew
feature in the Union Cabinet; that The Minister Of n
nance, Minister Of Commerce. Minister Of InsernAl
Revenue and Reosivsr General will form COMMITTEES
Of Council 70 deliberate and decide questions ascs.
ing the tarn, excise, currency, banking. &c.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL TOUR.
Departure from New Haven and Arrival at
Baltimore Reception by Governor
SWAMI SemI-PelltieaI speech
By tho President.
From New Haven't
New HAvRu. Conn. ]

From New HavenI
NEW HAvEH. Conn.,, June q, 1857
dovernc- English and stan, Mayor spsry, COMMITTEES
Of the City Council and . number Of delegates accom-
panied the President 70 the steamer Continental this
evening, and then took kindly leave Of the guests
they had Hospitality entertained Az the boat steamed
On, three hearty earnest cheers were gwen for the
President
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JERSEY CRY, N. j., june 2S 1907.
The President and his party arrived In this city q
halfpsss nix o'clock this morning. On the way here
the entire party the recipients Of assiduous attsn-
tons from Captain Bowns Of the steamer Continental,
and Messr. william 7. Smith, b P. Hart and q q.
Brooks his assistant officers who did everything
possible 20 do 70 make the trip pleasant one TO the
fasting at Taylors Hotel the party took the sA0 train
RnuthWard.