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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

q. Britain Other
un.., and Ireland Por Poris Total.
s:f5 p; s: NJ; IT, 1 :Sss re- $ f. n !.
ss. 'gss% M say Il Il s3sa 500 ~
i'-'' iss oS;...........lllssns IIsge 1890
i"'.'..'.:".:::... s ssii 5 s4s S si5s4
c.r. az. ID l' "So3 po ST For.. Total.
S 81 ~ nj. Ssi S aS
Sss,Sai Aa. iai H. ii " ij5 Ii
To"'''i iss,. . .....".... l.s3 al757 4sg5
~. i ises - iiS 'ssoS sss 1@ss
ping End Ret ql,Lse. At oos tx Loss a s1 s,, az % ',
aoLissbs~Trsis Is f1R, , M ssss,.a
P1Ts gr 4% and soI@.n 'n'" 100 parcels
. Sss u S aS aSs, ' sas 9 and far an
Of 900 BIZ at s2 Is Tar gaei yas, " Ne lao'e 'aS
S sSs ds1si;ss5s ,s F. sss: ~
s sS:": No. No. a.. 3S ;;Ss 5 :, 49, A.
olLs-cude Fish OILS are 3 Eodn denssd ,A4 ~ sG 49,, 80
continues IN fair demand Engsh DO dDn p s sa
Lard an and S' .i OH ar, "s5 }o1 @ e s,ings
Am Insd 6ss.. SEA q EsissI ''.a s,,as
s; e: :s s Ssa. "a . ss .! ..::o:
Man. %li Ss.siJ SIa no q" G Ga% G S; a. 30
msB 1ns;iS WIN: i'o = o. ' T . Z. .:.. so"
Ls II fr to prime "a 1,e e. as, ss... 'Ss .
PRCysIOSS-e position Pok 5eeb b.. sasrlrg hod
ers han last week AMI pnoes have shown ~ F0r
and shipment the call hos proved ycr ug f many o0cs
eItendeas hnie At in our hstat TIE hor qafe o1 AiD
odd parcels 70 meet maturing The soek
veil under control and held With hmness
few ODD parcels occasionally be osni qs, oHrn
prices tie obbng trade have 1a yFoeanng
re below cash and regular With the business ArIeig
the s Of parcels against forced purchase Tor The
To-day market
go Tor Mes and ~ Thn Mes For delivery 800
bbs Mess At 80 So seller bo1 June July, B q-e sa %
bhlA ia IS for Plain Mes and rs -la or MesA
duh Beef Hams Of
mon al $40 Cot Meats 6rm and sales 10
lie Picked Hss and & for Smoked 10. dressed Hog
l4ie for No. Isl 5lc fOr City and &c. ior pnno
For future delivery nominal ha higher proe AskeJ
BUrTBR continues dull and heavy. We quote:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Frkins. Wes-sra.....Ldl4
Half Firkins Gne......25d28 Common Ne.eru....l6GA
do...........2Oa15
CHEgsE is quiet and unchanged We quote;
Fine Factories l4ia - Pine Farm s........5 as
Far 70 good .......l3 al4 FAR 10 good....... az
PETRoLEUM-Crue oGlk dull At $50 Rehned quiet ma
Hac We quote: "a
Crude (0941 gravity in bulk ;............P gal. ihd-
Refined QlOd rs test prime ] ght 70 white. = o.
Refne no test standard white .............. I!@Hi
Refined (llO test prime light ghiis........ NO
NsrLths refined l65G13 gravity ............... = ~ 4
RiCKTbe market moiers;ey active ai steady With % ob s
Carolina al ga &C., and $50 bass Rsugoon at 1Q5ie
SlbAfi>-'a"s 900 iilfi ali arg lu
ing gse and Gooo sales Of 30 hhds sa9or O.
9ia 0fc Porto Rico Refined hm at e or White "a All
l4tc., for Crushed, Grlulated, and POs4ereL
SEEDS-Grass and nominal zoe ason bel stt
Clover nominal al i.c Timothy SEED loser Al -
TALLOw-The market Il moiers active and saiy ,as Of q 10
n a. q agic for Country and Prime CITY 49, 40 u.
WHiSKY-The market les aud eaeTi sales, 'a bbs A
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/ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
IL SUMMER ARIA G r NJ v T
On and after MONDAY MAY To- 1870 Trains viii leave ioows
james Sip.
$500 a. m Greenpoft and Sag Iarbor Nal Train.
1890 o. Way Train stopping Il intermediate daonG
l2:00 m $3.50 Gr,enpo and Sag Har0of Express.
I. m NOr;hpor Express Train.
y. M NOrhpOu Train.
t:?U =. 10. or North Eip and srmefae stations
branch for Hampstead Su Day trains 'or osYn
valley Huntnson ani Sorpo leave Hunter
q j d nAKI ON.
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Tho following shows The result Oh tU-u'y
the Sub Treasury In this city ., o.

EYC Ill CorSenp al sSI Bo.ton IIahleds Bre u D
Tho following shows the result Vi to-uS
the sub.TreasIry In this city: .o ~
General b. ys,vd ss 81 % Can.o R:l IDcs ssi9o
Gold reodp amf, S9l GGne boasSe sTe5'6i %
Gold balance 1872 2c6 % Customs
Cancelled Coli Certificates TO Washington. d w. Fi
MS n Solomon OF Friedman & salomon mas oeeh
e,ected n member Of the New.York STOCK b&cha"so
Board.
We learn from The Financial Chronicle OF To-Day 'na'
the number of bales of cotton exported since sept
1890 are eso 5a AGAINST i37lO year the stock on
hand 1850 bales, against 1922 same uhe a't yoai
The increase In the number OF cotton bales recel'ed
since Sept 1863 over the previous year Is 72'oSl.
AT Chicago, today Mr.. John f. Tracy was elected
President Of the Chicago and Northwestern kanIoa'
and Messrs. III. II. Person and NJ L. eykes' Jr'' 'i0o
Presidents.
The amount OF coin received at the subTreasury for
Customs during the week. s2532,2o5; amount paid FOR
interest on United states bonds 81 251 47 sales Of gold
on Wednesday last, 81 100000
The following shows the exports excluslve OF specie'
from the port NewYork TO foreign ports ior the week
ending May 81, and since the beginning Of the year:
r,, tn. ,.. !sss &C., 1ss? t11s 4 Z,
Since J,pg,s l... s7'gs go *7li;s''7 sH e,
The following shows the imports Of foreign dry goods
and general merchandise at port OF New York for the
week ending June B. and since the beginning Vi inc
FOR me Ueek 1SB~. iSOV. .f11sp.,
DRY Goods SlfttEt5 Fif.t-'-.o
General MeTchaniie.... J2lIlH fuJ'D "0"''
Total for week .... SikgHO S2tEZ9V $3.50
Previously reported .. IOItS lJ''T'''H iS'''''''1
Since January l...... Slbpo4I1 SlpSS5W4 9iSi"z''a
The following are the dry goods imports included IN
the above, for the same period:
For The Dek 1SOS. lShD. I~IU.-
Entered at the port....$l G9lklg 4iNL@D +if.09S
Thrown market..... l,O4l,o11 i,l'f5f I'tiif'''
Jan. l.
Entered at the pOr.. SU,T,lEo t4oIl2Ot55 @frpi1rt'
Thrown o. market. S,JIJ,5'Z A'toa-l t0i-@orN7
The exports of specie for the week ending June we're
as follows:
for the week.
H., ,o7o ................ sl346267s
The following is a comparative statement OF the ex-
ports of specie from the port NewYork to foreign ports
for 10 years from JAN to June 1870, and for the cor
.i..4 L., DOR tnd
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAvEN RAIL


Glen Loc Valley Huntington AMI NGraPG aSs s
Poutst "a and D. M }. d. bAhio Suli,-
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
COMM ScfSG Nov r. isGa
Passenger station hesYork, Of T~entT 'evenihst and
ToaF Tins sp Irsyf q SH S;aI Ss''
For NsvHsven Bridgeport (EL) ll:oO M l25 EEL
$50 For Mo is s All Fe Southport and weaport 100 1850
F 1 s st, IL i co. go Fa soc : n Rs E, 800
Tor barren i@ a. ~ ~ 30 15 99i s p ~ u,,
80 go o. - $40 "a GEO I us ~ is "a $50 so 7s
For Po Chester snd iatem.e stations at J. D. l" NJ |'
s1ps,y Nh, T,D leaves Tseny SsrYori for
Boston CONNECTING TRAINS
For For Boston BoCn va sEIneff 1s t EI sEI
For Hartford and Jpn Springfield n 81, ia.s EIr 40
For CcnHsctcui Railroad IN. tEr l2l5 to Montreal,
For Hsr.Srd Prcsdsno, and F,hLin Railroad I l2s
Fcr Haven New London and sOnngton Railroad, at
Fcr Railroad nj 900 p Northampton and William.
FOR Rou,.tone Railroad a m and pm.
For SAugatuok Railroad "a n. = 3 (kL) p m.
For DahIoL aad Moral k,,o1 q n hsi n.y. ana
For New C.lasn Railroad a ;i9 go n .ad o. SAnf
commcIoas Sleeping EAR attached to p train and Drawing
Room Car to the a m and M sn. uoyr STRAIGHTFORWARD,
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoADTrans leave Thrieth;t ?, follows;
io,, m sTeca Drasae room Car EIpes Chicago No
commoaon for WAy passenger except in Drawing Cans
ao Srsi' E a1a s''S l ai. aaSs
Pint PAeae EIprss with Sleeping cars through to WAerosn
E1Pr: attached for Chicago
Bg,,o and Rochestr , 'rain viii leave Sanday)
IL pm, sight Express, sleePDgean attached
100 |. aud 5 p. n. Poushi.ep.e train.
s.s m M az and ais b n No. pfs''n train.
'io $50 TO- and ii:S9 a i., D. .2s $40 so and llD
p m, No aon ssnss .,' t,0 for poashleeD..
-' '''.' VA" WI IL VANDERBILT, Vice President
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NEWARK AND NEW YORK RAILROAD.

~ DEPOT is SEw YORK, foot Of Ilberyst, North River
June !, 1870 passenger trains will follows
LEAVE NETWORK FOR BERGEN-Avk. AND SEwARK-At
800 $50 9:s5, ll;l0
LEAVE NV YORK FOR WEST BERGEs-At 500 7iIO s:oo
nlO |. u. $50 30, $50, $50, 7IO, 300 l0S HpH
Il. T. KICKER, Superintendent
H. r. BALDWIN, Tea. Passenger Agent
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The following is comparative statement OF the ex-
ports of specie the port of NewYork TO foreign ports
for 10 years. from Jan. to June 1870 and Tor the cor
rnsnnnd ling neriods in the nndernOted years
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~ on and after MONDAY May a. lsH Express Tram, Win
depot Of Tseny and Fouhave. oloss
10 ~ a. ~. Rutland Express.
3A p. ~. Montreal Express
Sleeping Coaches IgL Lbs btlseen New iot and ~ AbAns
W Z. BUCkHoUT. SDn~nstsDaoEL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-05-28
About Women.

Victor Hugo is to take second wife.
Victoria expects another grandchild next
month.
1t is reported that "litte Lotta" is to be mar
ried to a wealthy Cuban.
A girl eleven years old, iu st. Paul Mime
sofa, has become a mother.
Sonora Blestgue, Mexican lady, died lately
and gave S3,000000 to the poor.
The cause of Newman Hall's illness is said to
have been the elopement of his wife.
Three wives of sailors on the missing City Of
Boston have already REMARKED in Liverpool
General Ames and Blanche Butler are pro-
nounced the handsomest couple in Washington,
but not engaged after all.
Ex-Queen Isabella has a new lover in the per-
son of Russian nobleman, who gambed his
whole fortune away in Paris.
Adeina Patti cleared last year 10, 900 francs.
She is said to live on very cold terms with her
husband, the Marquis de Caux.
The proprietor of a Chattanooga hotel expelled
n couple of young ladies from his parlor because
they didn't take supper while waiting for the
train.
There are in Paris, among its $50, 900 work
ingwomen 100, 900 who are known to the
police to prostitute themselves whenever they
are in need of money.
come to America. She is about to marry
young Frenchman of good family, without for
tune, and will leave the stage forever.
Boston mantua-makers mollify marital parsi-
mony by engaging pretty girls to "try on" new
dresses and Boston :" "hubbies" are said to
have developed great enthusiasm for shopping
tours.
Divorces are hard to get in England, but big
amy is common, and woman guilty Of it,
pleaded that her first husband was brutal, lazy
and immoral, and was let off with a weeks i'm
prisonment.
The Troy Press says that Miss Thorn, of Madi-
son, Wisconsin, is the young lady who is to be
yoked up with Ole Bull. She accompanies her
family to Europe soon, and the marriage will
take place in Norway.
An Englishman named Gilman, who has been
severely fined for kissing widow, rested his de-
fense the ground that he kissed her children
at the same time and had been in the habit OF
kissing the family all around
The Springfield (Massachusetts) Republican
gives the following, under the heading Of Vital
Statistics: An unmarried Pittsfed miss of
thirteen is about 10 become mother, and
other, year her senior, became such last week.
The actress most adored at this moment is
Mrs Rousby, who plays "Queen Elizabeth" in
Twirt A1 and CroWn. People rave about her
beautiful blue eyes, her fair hair, her fine fea-
lures, her enchanting smile, and, envous
critic says, ''everything that is hers, except her
husband" He was her teacher in elocution,
and she fell in love with him but as an actor
he is not equal to his good fortune. She is said
to be an Admral's daughter, native of Jersey.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-05-28

TOR MEDICINE FACULTY OF PARIS GRApuArEoF THE
QUEENS COLLEGE, PHYscIANo THE JOHNS
BAPrsTE SOCIETY OF SAN Francisco.
DR.. PERRAULT has pleasure to inform patients, and
others seeking confidential medical advice that he be
consulted daily at his Office, "ARMORY NAIL" BULD
ING, NOrth-Ea Montgomery and Sacramento
Streets San Francisco. Rooms, No. 9, 10 and IL, first
floor up from either Montgomery Sac
ramento streets.
DR. PERRAULTS studies have been most exclusively de-
voted the of the vars forms of Nervous and Phys
ical Debility, the results of injurious habits acqu od in
youth, which usually terminate in impotence and stcry
and permanently induce all the concomitants of old age
Where nrmity exists involving the happiness of
life, and that of Others and morality dictate the
necessity of its removal for it is fact that premature
decline of the vigor of manhood matrimonial unhappnes
compulsory single life, etc. have their sources in
the germ of which is planted in early lie and the bitter
fruit tasted long afterward Patients aborng under this
complaint, will complain of OF the following
symptoms Nocturnal emissions, pains in the back and
head weakness of memory and sight, discharge from the
urethra the stool making water, the nteecualac-
ulties weakened loss of memory ensues ideas
couded and there dsncnaton to attend to business,
or even to reading writing the society friends etc
The patient will probably complain of dizziness vertigo
and that sight and hearing weakened sleep disturbed
by dreams, melancholy, signing, palptations iantngs
coughs and slow fever while have nal rheu-
matte pain and numbness of the body Some OF the most
common symptoms pimples in the face aud aching in
different parts of the body. Patients suffering this
disease should apply Immediately to DR. PERRAULT eli.
ther in person by letter, he will guarantee cure
OF Seminal emissions and impotence in six eight weeks
Patients suffering from Venerea diseases any stage gon-
orrea gleet structures, bubo ulcers erptons
etc. will be treated successfully. All Syphitc Mercu-
rial taints entirely removed from the system.
DR. PERRAULTS diplomas are in his ere patients
can for themselves We invite investigation claim nor
to know everything nor to every body but do claim
that in all cases taken under treatment fulfill our prom
SEES We particularly request those who have tried this
boasted DOCTOR and that advertised physician till
ana discouraged to call Low charges and quick
cures. Ladies suffering from any complaint incidental
their SEX can consult the Doctor with relief
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-05-28
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chlll Fever, Remittent Fever, DUMP
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &c,
and indeed all the affections which arise
from malarious, marsh, or miasmatlc
polsonS.
AS its name implies it does Cwrc, and does nos
Iall. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bismnl,
ENC, nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
Whatever It in nowise Injuries any patient. inc
number and Importance of its cures i'm the ague dls'
tficts are literally beyond account, and we believe
without parallel in the history of Ague medicine,
Our pride Is gratifed by the Acknowledgements W.
receive OF the radical cures effected in obstna'o
cases, and where other remedies had wholly lalIeU
unaccllmated persons, either resident III, W
travelling through masmatc localities, will be plV'
tected by taking the AGUE CURE daily. ,,,,
f0r Lf"er Complaints, arising from torpnnS
81 the Liver, 1t is an excellent remedy, stlmula'ho
inc Liver into healthy activity. ...
FOR Bilious Disorders and Liver Complains, nl nn
an excellent remedy, producing many trnH, a
marable cures, where other medicines had iallr!u,i
Prepared by DR. j. c. AVER a. Co, Pracucnh
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all round the world.
PRICE, $1.OO PER BOTTLE.
sold by all druggists and dealers medicine eveIy"
CRANE Il BRIGHAM,
3o-ly Wholesale Agents, San Franc''''
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-05-28

AN IRISH PARTY.-The San Francisco Chron-
icte of the 8th inst says:
We are credibly informed that the Irish-Amer-
lean citizens of California have under considera-
tion the organization of new party to guide
the future destinies of the State. They have
closely watched Governor Haight in his official
career and when they see how well he rewards
their many votes and invaluable services by
selecting all his appointees from the chyalry-
secession wing of the party, they are filled with
feelings of supreme disgust; consequently they
believe nothing is left but to rely on themselves
and instead of being made whee-horses to pull
the chivalry to honors and emoluments, pull
themselves, and compel the chivalry to give
helping hand and eat the crumbs. The glorious
example of Tweed and Tammany in New York
opens up prospect of what they can do in San
Francisco and California if they unite. Their
plans of operations will be the formation of II
Tammany society on the Pacific coast. They
will at the next State election have full ticket
in the field, headed probably by Dr.. Brien, an
enthusiastic, whole-soued, popular and wealthy
Celt, who resides in Santa Cruz county They
expect defeat anaa Republican vctory-but the
present rulers, Haght and the chivalry, will be
left out in the cold, and the triumph of the Tam
many Irish party be secured four years there
after; the chvalry, in the meantime, having
seen the error of :heir ways, will become anx-
ious to work in the traces.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-05-28

PoPPING THE QUEsTIoN.-The late Professor
d. was, prior to his appointment to his chair,
rector of an academy in Forfarshire. He was
particularly reserved in his intercourse with the
fair sex but, in prospect of obtaining profess
Orship, he ventrred to make proposals to a lady.
They were walking together, and the important
question was out without preliminary sentiment
or notes of warning. OF course the lady replied
a gentle " No !" The subject was Immediately
dropped bat the parties soon met again. "Do
you remember" at length said the lady, "a
question which you put to me when we last
metz" The professor said he did remember
" And do you remember my answer, Mr.. D.Y'
" 0Ges," said the professor - Well, Mr.. D.,
PROCEEDED the lady, 4" i have been led on consid-
GRAFTON, to change my mind" " And so have
J." dryly responded the professor He main
tanned his bGchelOrhood TO the close.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-05-28

WHAT BREAKS Down Young MEN.-The Scien-
tGc american has the following:
1t is commonly received notion that hard
study is the unhealthy element of ~ college life.
But from the tables of the mortality of Harvard
university, collected by Professor Pierce, from
the last triennial catalogue, it is clearly demon
strated that the excess of death for the first ten
years after graduation is found in that portion
of each class of inferior scholarship. Every one
who has the curriculum knows that where
Kschylus and political economy injure one late
hours and dissipation used up a dozen. Dsspa-
tion is sure destroyer, and every young man
who follows it is AS the early flower exposed to
untimely frost. Those who have been inveigled
into the path of vice named Legion. A few
hours sleep each night, high living and plenty
of "smashes, make war upon every function of
the body The brains, the heart, the lungs, the
liver, the spine, the limbs, the bones, the flesh
every part and faculty are overtasked and weak
ened by the terrific energy of passions loosened
from restraint until, like dilapidated mansion,
the "earthly house of this tabernacle falls into
ruinous decay. Fast young men, right-about?
GALVESTON 'gentlemen" march into church
covered and putting cgars.-Erchange.
Weaverville 'gentlemen" smoke in the ball
room and in the theatre during performance
when ladies are present.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-05-28
WeekIy Grinity guurnal.
Question and Reply.

Tell me what thou lowest best
Vernal motoni summer rest!
Winter. with his merry rhymesl
Or the grand autumnal timesl
Dost thou Saxon beauty prize
Or. in England lowell I eyes?
Or the brown Parisian's gracel
Or the warm-sOuled BoTdelaise
Or the forehead broad and clear
Which the Italian DANES wear.
Braiding round their nght-black hair,
Circe-likei Or the Spanish air.
Where the Moor has mixed his blood
With the dull Castilian flood,
Giving life to sleepy pride?-
Tell me, where wouldst thou abide,
Choosing for thyselfa a season.
And mate-ior sweet Loves reasOnl
Naught for country should care,
so my mate were true and fair;
But for her-Ol she should he
(Thus far I'll confess to thee)-
Like bud when it is blowing;
Like brook when it is flowing;
(Marred by neither heat nor cold)
Fashioned in the lily's mould
Stately, queenlike, very fair;
With motion like the air.
Chances full of morning light,
When the morn Is not too bright;
With a forehead marble-pale,
When sad Pity tells her tale,
And a soft, scarce tinted cheek,
(Flushng. but when she doth speak,;
For her voice. I should have a tone
Sweetest when with me alone;
And Love himself should seek his nest
Within the fragrance OF her breast
Bury CornlOdl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-05-28
DIR. ERASMUS WINSLOW'S
LIVER AND STOMACH LOZENGE

is the important medical novelty that modern chem
stry has produced. 1t contains two botanical
iecty harmless in themselves but embodyng all the reed
a properties of mercury and destined in this pleasant
TO supercede and Danish from general the pills
and Poons of which that dangerous excitant the
greden More than thousand experiments were made
by the inventor of this peerless remedy before
its present state of perfection rhe Lozenge
in its operaon and although the medical its cmra
tive componens has been etxnguse by chemical their
virtues remain as active and potent ever.
In Dyspepsia, Bousness, Constipation, Sick Nervous
Headache Piles, DrOpsy and the Irregularities which the
teebles subject the Lozenges will be found infinitely
effective than of the horrible and disgusting com
pounds usually administered in such an antib
ous specific aud general aperent they have equal either
amoug advertised preparations the prescriptions of tho
regular pharmacopHia.
RS 1t guaranteed that who has once tried DIR
Eaasmus Wnsows Liver and Stomach Lozenge will ever
rgain take purgative powder or draught, or pill
REDDINGTON, HOSTETTER Il CO.,
silly Agents for Pacific Coast
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-05-28
FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
DIR. PERRAULT is the only Agent in California for
DR.. BriOfS Female Monthly Pills.

Their immense sale has established their reputation
male remedy unapprOaehe and far in advance of every
oer medicine for suppression and Irregularities and other
orcohs in females On the receipt of Five Dollars these
pills will be Sent by mail express any part the
world secure from curiosity or damage.
persons NJ distance he cured at home by addressing
letter to DR. j. rARRAULT corner Sacramento
somery streets, Rooms Nos ., 10 H. 973 Post
oHce san Francisco stating the inutey possible
general habits living, occupation etc, etc.
All communications confidential 113;52t