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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-26
THE THIRD REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD.

The newly-organized ID Regiment, y. G.
N Y, turned out yesterday for parade and inspection
at YonkerS, in their uniform, of West Point cadet
cloth, with gold mounted trimmings The roster o. the
Regiment is follows Colonel. John G. Fay; Li,rt-
Colonel. John Davis Hatch; Major. y. T. wallace Adm
tant George l.. Jariine; QuaTleruaoter, IL ut hn H.
Pemberton Commissary OF Subsistence, Capt. W. r. N
Clelan; Assistant surgeon, Dr. Conrad Weiss; tapA D.
Rev. WIN. = Cofey. Tie uon-comm'ssOted 'ul- tr' q
the staff present were: Sergeant Major m q. Isle
ton; QuartermaStcr Sergeant, koherl ". Foster; Com
msSary Sergeant, stephen T. Hunt; OIdaancr Sergeant
Fred schaH; Hospital steward, Mu!. j. tclis; tOUr
Sergeants, John Tubin aud Peter Mclaughlin.
Nearly 400 members of the regiment, exclusive uf the
officers present NJ the r.Vicw. rs follows: Com
pauy A, MOTrsauia Capt John :. SIaNaa, 90 mpu; Conn
pany Il. Mount Vernon, Capt Henry Has, IS asu; COM
pauy c. Mount Vernon, C,pt. James =. NIlcc - meas
Company ID, Tuckaho', capt Edward Cutul, I'D mehi
Company L.. Mount N'raou. Capt. T. Hsla-r, 8, men,
Company i. New Rochelle, can't l.! tLS 4, Mcn: Com
pauy II. Noukcr> Capt Vim. Mt,tgrart, 8, u,u; Com
pany |. rarrytowu, Capt Elwald Patterson. ami com
pany Of sing sing. HAVING fil'd to receive trt ui
forms in tnr were absent TIE rcNi.H took p.i.e lh
tie presence az tGc following stt4 oil 800 o.. tiH
Division, ~ g. $. y. Y, VIZ: Co. C. u. VS. bro t \ h
Gen ana tuiet ul Sil COL bdriIla, lcr. Oh ot AZ
ulirry: LicIf-Col H. Ga-c Berry, COM ~Dl: ..por j.
H. Ev rcit, 4. b. c. and ll1in l. X. n lMau, J. d. 4:
alsH Bri--ticU Jluc- I.,uct, seventh brigade, j. a. y
s. Hd lie following officers of hS siIh; Major t'l' 81
Nc0-lu.k. Col. U,.t of Fe,h-hil ana capt Ai',hnsJa
ni 0iu- sins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-26
we the following area. population and value:

Total. go 2,G3S000 $I5I0,0O0
The whole OF France .H 100000 37,5OlOO0 S2lOOO9O00
These six departments comprise, therefore, about six
per cent the surface per cent of the population
and seven per Of the Land OF the whole OF
France and calculating the land revenue NJ 33 years
purchase three per cent, the capitalized value of AL
SAGE and Lorraine may he put down at Si5O000,0O0.
More cloqucntly than any elaborate descrip-
ton the catastrophe that has befaen France APP
pear from the following table showing the positions OF
her regular infantry before the and In the first week
Of November:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-26
CURIOUS PREVENTION OF CRUELTY To ANIMALS.

CURIOUS PREVENTION OF CRUELTY To ANIMALS.
On THANKSGIVING Day, near Mott Haven.
sidney H. Couiug agent Of the society for Che Pr.
vcution Of Cruelty Animals ATTEMPTED 10 arrest Henry
Finger. one of company Of mounted fantastic. ON a
charge of cruelty the horse he riding some of
the members of the Company asked CorSlng not O. Ike
Finger from the ranks, hut he refused, ANA ald III,
prisoner must 20 with him, crowd gathered ara
some ore hit ConkuuE ON thc head VIII missile, "he1
Il. fred revolver ut Young man named Kennedy, ana
finally wounded the valuable horse mat he rode hen
ucly had one II hs fet badly crushed by the puLsls
ul the horse after II WAS shot. ,
Daniel Kelly, special police officer ot MOTT >lhl ~
once arrested Coukug. aud took him before Jl>te w
len. who held him 10 $500 bah. charles kNlu.s a
Wca thy brewer OF Morri-Jia, becoming MS sut'N' ~
though OF his drivers arrested SNORT tht 'V,
twice In week by Conhug, who Tor some reason "I
not prosecute the Az o'clock yesterday, N'A"
waived examination, and WAS required nl ia, 80
Fallen "a give bail I'm Sl.,O0 for his app ariu,e at te
mex, Criminal CoU OF Wcschcster County. Mt XIV u
declining 10 bee again his surety. he was locked up MI
Eynutdy Is determined To prosecute the matter n''o's
9 A. next Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-26

never be dctcrorated There are quantities, OF things
might re- ate To YOU, but have room Lgicst letters
90 iIrs with love to oil near you Your very loving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-26
DEPARTMENT OF SUPERINTENDENT We
TERYELTS REPORT.


The Board of Docks yesterday ordered Pier
No 80 f. r. widened the east side at expense not
to exceed s25OO provided that the Lorllard Steamship
Company pay 81 600 additional rent per The APP
pcaton Of COurtlandt Palmer FOR permission 10 build
bulkhead on his property, between One-hundredand-
twenty-ffth and sts.
Harlem River was denied, the Commissioners not deem
ing it wise grant leave pending the surveys and plans
now making. superintendent Westeryet reported az
follows:
BY direction OF the Board OF Commissioners, workmen
engaged in making repairs to the following Piers
and bulkheads OF this city:
Rirsr-Pier repairs Per No. TO-
rsrs. Pier No. I0 Il gt psir Pier No ~ extensive repairs Per
Twenty hri repairs Pier q Twenty seeonist
pier piles for dumping board Pier at Twenty inst eIt
Pier at FOr-sIhs pier Tor dumiing board Fer 81
Fty-ihr Per One Hum Ell anu >Ih.;
extensive rpar- Bnlkhead foot Of Twenty oUst
pars foot Of lweny st., extensive ppai foot 81 Que Han
dred and Twenteth-st, repairs.
NOrth RUrPe al i1thst very extensive repairs Per
eny nnths extensive repairs Pier at Oa'hlutres7i f
Twehht extensive repars. The following zoe
ordered ami completed since Aug l5
East Rirer-Per No T. slight repairs Per No p extensive
e No. p considerable
pairs Pier No. a., reps Pier
teenhst slight rIar Bulk,i foot of Msisr-ne, extensive
Bukhed foot OF Corl-arst slight rpar Bulsheai foot II
Bukhesi foot u TWeniycoudst extensive repair Buksf
between Twenty tn nj ami Twenty .ari Bgkteai
Of Forydfhs, dumping bosr bU4aea a. foo. Of Forty nn1'
81 gbt repairs
Norn Rir,r-Per No yeset; repaired ~ Pc
Thirtyeghihst; extensive repair, Per Mauhsny
repairs The tie following Pers BuGbs
ariuess Of Item nearly completed.
Rirer-Per No a. small foot 81 Tweut c0Tst Per
Of yhr.. small Pier FoIt sEt st. Per In
drea1i rihst Bulkhad at Tweltyseoo 9ui Tea rls
North Eiter-Pi,r Al Forty seyntn-st; ID sry con ,i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-26

T..
The following correspondence has taken place
in connection with the presentation Of nue portrait
bust OF our townoan, Mr. Peer Cooper to the Mcra
tile Library:
Tom e. d. BORDEN, esg.. PresidsHfM L. H. Yer York
cdg-1lf DEAR SIR: have Tie honor Of presenting
trait bust Of It's distinguished honorary member Pfter
Cooper, esq, executed by Ames Van wart Tins bust is
most excolen, lkeness-expressing clearly the strong
and benevolent features which peculiarly markell
IN Mr. CoOpers ACCUMULATION OF the pure aud noble
qualities Of his large heart
1t seems to me most appropriate that the portrait Of
Mr.. Cooper shOud MI some niche IN your noble library.
Young men who are just beginning the race u lie "a
surely be encouraged to press courage0usy in the
path OF manly virtue they look upon his honest face
They will be stimulated 10 emulate him IN all that s
pure and true and they will learn from the study u his
LIE and character how to secure truly happy life. by
forgetting self and all selfish interests, living 10 and Tor
the good Of their felog-men. ,,
This bust il placed Sir, at your disposal, for the Aer
camille Library, and subject 10 your order. am, dear
sir yours very truly, MARSHALL .. BGBLITs
10 MARSHALL oRoBERTs, esq, 1C7 Fith-are.
My DEAR SIR: have this moment received your cour
teous note presenting to the Association, wnch LaNs
the honor to represent portrait Ds % ,h.t mos eh''
lent citizen and eminent plianihropst, Petr cooper
II were idle for me to say one ora OF ne iIe ana ff
acer Of the great and good man Nhoh your "tllhrn
generosity will thus daily bring 10 the minds 81 our mem
devotion to his fellowmen higher eneomum Than tAo
plaudit of any man.
knoweding the gilt. InIthe name OF the Assertion
thank you first for this; and then, no less heartily Tor
the Kindly spirit in which IL Il gwen
Your letter tells OF interest in our Institution
which most acceptable TO its many friends because -
real friends aways have labored and st aDOIng Ia
IL deserving VI the regard and support Of all good
Your gift will be assigned a conspicuous place IN the
Library and You will permit me TO indulge the hope with
yourself that the young and the old alike, as often es
they look thereon, may courage TO fight the
battle Of life brayey, consistently, unsen.hy, a.
has the man whose portrait, thanks 10 YOU VIII ever
honor our Institution
With great respcct, am, for the Library, gratefully
yours, NJ g. ID: BohDES' iIcsiuebt,
Mercantile Library, Astorpiaee Ne York, Nov o. 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-26
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
EVACUATION DAY

The display Of bunting at the City Hall and
elsewhere. yesterday, and the closing Of the Mayor
Office, marked the recurrence Of the 9Th anniversary
the ega' uation Of NcwYork by the British army un
Gen. Clinton The customary review Of the First DI
vision. y. g., did not take place; but there were ird
pendent paFades during the afternoon Of the 9Th al
aud list REGIMENTS. Tho 9Th attracted attention ny hs
new uniform, which consists Of gray pantaloOns wtI
black stripe. blue TUNES, and the peculiar leather
helmets, with bras spikes, which n0w worn in n.
Prussian army. The regiment marched up Broadway .
Egbth-ai, sud thence 10 TOmpkins.quarc, where va
reviewed by Col. Benedict and stan.
The Veterans OF the War u 1919 met IN the afternoon
at Military Hall, No. 1913 Bowery, and after peasani
reunion. adjourned 10 the Continental Hotel where din
had been prepared for them. through the beraty Of
one Of their nmmbcr-Wm. McCullOck OF LOvye " Y
Among the Veterans present were Gen. II. Raymond
Col. Abram Daily, Leut.-Col. l. ". Phyfe, Capt Van
Zlnt John @. Saxton. John Richard Friend Daniel
Williamson, Jonathan Smith, Vim. H. Brown Peter Peel
jeremiah Omstead, and others. Gen. Raymond pre
sided and speeches made by Col Abrsm Daily Tho
Rev. Matthew IL. Smith, aud Others.
In Brooklyn, rags displayed the public build
ngs, IN honor Of the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-26

in the following private letter from lady
IN Paris dated Sunday, Nov G. published by The London
telegraph, have, put in succinc and graphic way,
a picture OF daily life in the besiegcd capital:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-26

The following are named as likely to be
seven Of the players the nine Of the Brooklyn
Club O. Mills catcher; Cummings pitcher; Start, first
base Ferguson captain second base Smith, third base
T. Rogers left field. and Hail, center This is power
full team beyond doubt and all Brooklyn players.
The New York herald., 1870-04-29
ZEAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The market really shows some signs OF a revival,
ana now that parties are becoming reconciied 10
existing prices more business IL being done. The
sales today were we'll attended, with satisfactory
results. Nearly all the property offered seemed to
have been sold, and plot on Greene street. Gov.
q iair price Tor the pres ut state OF the market
Tn following the details OF the days transac.
tion5:- rg
Gr ALLEN AND BROWN.
No lpQ Chambers street story brick house and lot
ung through 10 No 9i Reado at, lot SO
BY D. n. SEAMAN.
No Is Grove It, story brick house and lot, n
Bedford st. lot 2zbs5s... 1855
. BY T. H. LUDLOW AND co.
No as West sd St. story brick house aud lease Of lot,
run; ground rent Sls4 Is SEQ
=. BY MULLEN WILKINS AID co.
No ~ son!h st. sof Fine n,ory brick store. lot 7li
Nos 2os 2o5 27, 2oe all and 2i3 Greene ST. four two
gtory stores story story brick factory
story houses and ots, 2xl00xl37. .e6, COO
No ss, Wet 4oth st. sory frrme house, frame stable
and lo l2,n of 9Th ay lot 2sx9s 0,9co
No 90 West SD 1t, OF 9Th sv story brick store, hot
.1xsb 7,tC0
= By RobERTs AND n'cUiRg
NO b9 am G 81 ys,ory brick house aud lo corner
No ~ Cbnnbers ~, story brick house and 1851
No lsy Elm st. 2story brick house and $50
No Marion st story brick house and lot b.31J
Mott vt, tue story frame house and lot. 90u
No 10 Mott st-fIas q story brick front house on
front, ana q story frame house ON resr os lot 20
Brown stone house ana io 18TH 49, ssss Il ain ay iI5o
AT PRIVATE SALE. .
o. 6. Rernet reports the 10. 10 xing lra1sa-tons-
Hows aud iot No gS7 Lsst tosh $4,000
The New York herald., 1870-04-29

snronsh seinsn motives, by persons IN the good
Riaces OF Presi lent Va a. as hey wanted to Aet pO+
sessol OF Q clam hel by Hatch, Of tie salt Mo
tai,s &c. Our Consul was prom ed D. at lie would
De ieleased, Dul MAS not hnLi the matte WAS re
ierred TO Adm raj Poor. Soon as the Admiral IN
dorse ,le Cousuis demand Mr.. Hat h was released:
Consu Per ~ At 81. Dom ngo working nard and
doin his nimo or the interest OF the country
wnicn nc represents Too mu n praise cannot oe
awarded Nun FOR u ndefatigaie efforts IN protect
ing American cil Len IN and ABOUT st Domtngo:
me heaiih OF the sluaoron consisting Vi the
lent.
Tie nacship Severn left ~. Domingo April for
santiago dc Cuba, with Consul Phllps on olard
. inI rnaton iron Nassau this morning % %reporss
Gt neral JorIan, accompanied BY Colonel y Castlio
and q: Betancour rived In that Guy from
Cayo Lobos, bringing dispatches wtn them
They report adaIrs IN Cuoa satisfactorily
progressing the seat OF not haNlnl been
removed aud Congress holding It's session unnter-
pted. General Jordan and stan left Cuba with the
entire approval OF the Cuban Congress. ana hay IN
no way lost the confidence and esteem IN which
they were held. Colonel Ashby. who was reported
killed. 10 alive and well and IN command OF cavalry.
Golcoarias expedition mas safely landed.
The New York herald., 1870-04-29
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL,
WALL STREET.
THURSDAY, April 28-6 L. NJ.


The speculative activity OF the gold stock and
government markets showed no abatement today,
and under increased purchases prices advanced to
the highest figures attained In the present upward
turn Of values
GOLD STRONG AND ACTIVE.
The closing quotation OF gold-ll5X o l15X-is
the brleest way OF indicating the change which has
occurred In the OF the price OF the precious
metal. The excitement In the Cold Room at times
reached fever heat and the transactions were again
on an enormous SCALE AS viii be seen by the table
below the clcarances for yesterdays business exceed
even the large figure then estimated and reached
nearly $95, ,o0O The earliest price was 1l5, from
which the 'bears" hammered TO l14ss; but the firm
ness Of exchange rallied the market to ll5h, from
which point it again dropped TO l15, bat
OF intelligence from Paris that the bullion In
the BaDk OF France mad fallen or s5oo.ooo francs,
while the specie in the Bank OF England had gained
only f50,000. The "bulls" have taken hold of the
market with great confidence In the belief that with
decreasing scale OF exports for the rest OF the
spring and summer, ana with the extravagant i'm
portatons exhibited In the receipts OF foreign goods
last week, the government alone can deeat their
plans OF advancing the market to higher figures. It
Is impossible to export bonds at rresen. prices In
deel there were reports on the street this evening
that some Of the foreign bankers had sod govern
mens ar the top OF to days prices, buying simulta-
neous y In Europe. The borrowing demand for gov
ernments was active to-day on previous specu ative
sales. the Assistant Treasurer dsbursel 5000 900
Today In payment or the May coupons The course
OF the gold market Is shown In the table,
The New York herald., 1870-04-29
THE SIELTERIya ARMS.

The blnaar OF the Shelterng Arms continued In
full operation throughout Yesterday. the principal
feature OF interest bcing the voting for the gold
wa ch, IN which the name Of Pope Pus the N nth
appoared as n contestant for tie pre-.
TIic voting commenced 1t an cary hour
In the forenoon I'D was kept up wi n
O'Clock wnen the golden prize was declared won
by DR.. Weston, the ballot standing as follows:-Dr
Weston. 1904; Or. Washburne, ASS: rope Plus lX.,
444; DIR. Conrad 500; DR.. Potter, 3ol; Dr. Montso-
merry, l80.
THIS evening there VIII be an auction sale OF all
the articles remaining undisposed or which will no
doubt, create lively competition. A Ahandsomc basket
OF flowers was being baoted for last evening AT
this evening 10 the lady receiving the highest num-
ber OF votes. What with the energy OF the gentle
men ard the lovellness and suavity OF the ladies'
conducting the bazaar it promises to realize hand
some sum.
The New York herald., 1870-04-29
"WtMAN IN fulop;."
Lecture by Rev. Dr. Samuel Osgood.

I<cctuTe " rSeTs Ors Su"sucf OSE"uUs
Last evening Rev. DR.. Samuel Osgood delivered an
eloquent and entertaining lecture the above sub
ject at st. Luke's Rooms, Hudson street. The lee
turer contrasted the condition OF woman In Europe
aud this country, where she Is battling for and has
nearly attained every right that the serner sex be-
fore held monopoly of. The young American repnb
lie has been true 10 Its first moto--"Progress'
since the question OF color and relative magnitude
OF lips and feet has been set at forever tie
important subject of sex is loom ng up IN porIen g
proportions. woman has been kept for ages pas, in
q state OF servitude in Europe, and 1t is now the
province Of progressive America To teach our pro
gen tors on the other side Of tie Atlantic what their
true duty is la this re.pe Our republic IL ruth.
le ~ iconoclast OF Old fogysm, AMI in no sen doe
1t prove It more than in It's desire 10 elevate woman
TO Ter proper rank In the human family
The New York herald., 1870-04-29
TOMMY HaDDEvs MOVING DAY.
A Water Street Furniture Rwindie-Ths
Tricksters Brought 20 Grief.


Tricksters brought 20 Grief.
Tommy Hadlcn Of No. 3'l Water street, and hi
Hdes achdtes, John T. PIKE, were arrested by OH.
GERS Mahoney an Kears OF the Fourth precinct,
aged vi b stealing $4,000 worth OF furniture
under te following circums ances:--some days ago
man named Brown I'm sn craipe or tn property OF
Michael Martin, q resi- let OF Hudson City, n j..
during the latters absence IN u lrrvtown, came 10
New YORK. and gettog on a drunken spree broughl
up In Water street. Here he was met by the redoub-
able Tommy AMI his disciple, who induced
hun to enter their den. and AZ IA sup
posed, drugued him, having previously com
peliea nm g sign paper .enecilng the sa o
OF the household property leIt IN hi Custody Arme
with this DO unent tie scorndi els proseede 10
Hudson City ana removed three ca loads or iurnl-
ture winch they conveyed on Tuesday even
ing last 10 the auction rooms Of Mr..
Richard Walters AMI requested that genie
man TO dispose OF It. This morning MIR.
Martin came 90 this cty AID Communicated Nth the
detectives above named, who snrce sdcd IN recover
ing the properly ano arresing the o acused. They.
howev,r. have been unable 10 ascertain the where.
abouts Of Brown. Yesterday aftornoon Haddou "a 4
Pike were arragI ell before Justice ID w ing At a.
Tomhs Police Court and held 10 answer IN default al
Sd, V00 bail each.
The New York herald., 1870-04-29

Io.se and lot Ko a Beekman place ce............. sSco
ouse an ol n : corn n av eVsh ls,b
urss ami ol No "a rst sph ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Eutv
houses ON Hooper u, 2,eo
hSnse yn aa' '0'' corner oissn anu lscco
Honse and lot Union near Adams ." brooNyn. oo"
wilram II. Raynr re- ors the sle OF -FOUR 10 =
n,rnw,s a a , er OF avenue A and 1851 street, each
Is 100 l no a,L a M fun let, on Lle rear, rOnt-
mg i03t street. fr 1900 Tae-c lots ie n the ~,
water swamp; no water RI rls inciud d. So iVnr
lots souihw,p corner Of eve I'll avenue anu Elhis
NJ rect 102 ieet inch g. fronting the a'e"ue Dy
100 f., IN dei tl. for $i2 200.
r. Cil'aghan his sjid two lois. 20 ieet OF r!rl
ninth rect fronting the Park. 200 feet 10 Ne es,
ronln9 the Paza, or FUN avenue, anu 20 ieet iron-
MY ENlY el ghill alrrel. lnr fNQ.Q0O
The New York herald., 1870-04-29

Corr KEThc market Tor Rio very hrm al the quota
tons appsndsd with small supply and fair demand from
the trade There sold ez6 bags arrive, Jens
wulf on private terms For other kinds tho nsr.et WAS
quiet but h,m We quote -kio, ordinary csrsoes, g
Do lse ls1c. extremes for lots, iSc lsc java. BIC
32c singapore, lSc 9c Ceylon, l7tc. lyc. Aaraca
boz l65c &c., LaguayrA 1870 lsSc.; Jamaica loo.
ishc Costa kica, loe 2!c. Msnila i6c Ne Mexican
lbc lsc, and savana l6e. l7kc all gold, duty paid
FLOUR AND tiRAiS. Receipts s&75 bbis. nour s25
corr meal Hs90 bushels wheat, 240 DO corn, l,Si do
II COO do barley and sO do malt The nour market
rued nmer for grades under an improved demand for
port prices generally higher The
1000 bDs including about 90 for export main yia
- q1 70 for extra For Southern nonr there
mand at full prices, the saies being fully 1000 bbs Rye
-four a1d firm at quotations. Sales 40 bos
Corn neal though Quiet was firm at quotation. sses
The New York herald., 1870-04-29
ST. DOMINGO.

All Quiet Mt st. Domingo City-IIatch's Inn
prisonment-Consui Pcrry's Activity-HeaIth
Of tho United States Squadron-Arrival OF
General Jordan Mt Nassau in Fine Spirits-
Colonel Ashby Alive-tioicouria's Cavalry
Expedition Landed Safely In Cubn.
KEY WEST, April 10, 1870.
The United States steamer Bibb Captain Robert
Plat, bearing dispatches TO Admiral Poor has Just
rerured 10 this loit bringing reliable Information
from st. Domingo.
II SeRaa tia. Ha,ch's confinement was prolonged
The New York herald., 1870-04-29
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, April 81 p. NJ.
coTroS.-Ths amount Of business mated " this
staple only Moderate but prices steady the
market closing steady at quotations below The Offer.
ings only moderate There were sold 1908 bales Of
which Sl3 export C72 for spinning 2l
lion and 10 In transit For future delivery the
h.Iss e.ss low mdang 9r Nay q asc q Co., oo DO io
l1c god 10 DO. for May June 10 ut 20J do. for
10Th May 70 81 June ~ 23Ac, buyers option 0 do Tor
July and 100 Do for August, both ri 22c We quote-
QpLaau sfInf M