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hs De sJAAAAAAA VS. ASG W az - ANAesH -
TuFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
II Orleans. No. 3573,-By virtue Of writ Of
feri tacias to me directed by the honorable the
the above entitled cause, viii proceed to sell at
public auction, The premises hereinafter desig,
ten o'clock A. ~, the following described prop
ertys to Wit
THE FURNITURE, FIXTURES AND MOYABLE
EFFECTS contained in the premises known az. the
Atlantic beer garden, situated numbers forty four
and fortysx BarOnne street in the First District Of
thiscity, as perinventory which may be seen N my
Office.
Seized in the above suit
Terms Cash on The spot.
C. SsSAUYIEET,
Tvs l2I7 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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HIDeruI0 Bank Of-NeW Orleans VS. w lillian
w. Wilson.
EoURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OP
H Orleans, No 80 298.-By virtue of writ OF seizure
and sale to directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, viii proceed TO sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhOuse streets in the Sixth District o. this city
on WEDNESDAY,, July 81, 1872, at twelve O'clock
81, the following described property, to. wit
a CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, with all the
rights ways, servitudes privileges and advantages
theTeunto belonging or in any wise appeFtaining,
situated lying and being in the town OF Riekerville
parish of Jefferson, ia this State designated by the
number ffty.eight, on plan drawn by B. BuissOn
and ". 7 Thompson, late surveyors, on the twenty
third day of March,. eighteen hundred and forty
nine and deposited in the office of J. R. Beard late
notary public in this citv. said square measures
three hundred and eight feet seven inches front on
Oetavia street, the same front on Joseph street.
two hundred and seventy feet fiOnt on st. Patrick
street, and the same front on st. Denis street.
Being the same property acquired by defendant
herein by purchase from Theodore Stu ges, per act
passed before A. Pilot, Jr notary public in this
city, on the twenty-frst of April, eighteen hun
dred and sixty nine.
Seized IN the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
je29 jyl59l Sheriff the Parish Of orleans.
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r1a g ana sber Of ths Par 81 o fI oTlaans

Mike Prosper vs.. Augustin Maurice and
Mrs. T. Jason and her husband Mrs. Marie.
Augustine GIesnard wife of TheOphile Jason).
TIOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II Of Orleans, No. 80 ,l70.-By virtue of a writ
of feri facias to me directed by the hon
orabe the Fourth District. Court for the par
ish of Orleans in the above entitled cause,
1 win proceed to sell at public auction at the st
Louis auction Exchange, in the basement rOtunda
of the st. Louis Hotel, st. Louis street, between
Charities and Royal streets in the Second District
of this city, on FRIDAY August 9, 1872 at twelve
o'clock Nj, the following described property to
wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Third District Of this city, in the square comprised
within Music, Love, GOOdchdTen and Englein
streets, measuring about thirty feet front on
Music street by sixty feet in depth between equal
and parallel lines together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, as wi more fully ap
pear by reference to act passed before p 4. La.
Tesche late notary public in this city, dated July
Is 1867.
Seized in the above suit. as belonging to defend
ant, Mrs 4. Jason.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
IS @. &. SAUVINFT,
SJ,arff ~ tho rar5sh of OrIaana
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~. O. Harris VS.. Mrs. Margaret Banks.
FElHIRD JUSTICE COURT. FOR THE PARISH
IL Of. Orleans, no. $3.50. by virtue OF an allss
the Third Jastice Court for the parish OF Or
leans in the above entitled cause. VIII proceed to
tOneers Exchange Royal street. between Canal and
Customhonse streets. IN the Second District OF
this CITY, on Tuesday, August 6, 1872 at twelve
o'clock b. the following described property, to
Wit
OtE LOT OF GROUND, situated in The First
District of this city, in the square bounded by
Claiborne Grawer, Common and Clara streets
utast1 ing more or less eleven feet front on era
rier street with diagonal front on Claiborne
street OF fOrtv-hve feet, more or less, bY depth
of one hundred and twenty feet FROM GraYier
street forming Tie corner 81 ClalboIne a2d Ora.
Vier streets Together with the improvements
thereon consisting Of small cettage house or
four roua very old, ard built IN the rear OF the
seized in the above suit
pernls-Cash On he spot.
iy6 2Oau6 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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John a. Turnen ". 1IichaeI Gernon.

John A. Turnell vs.. Michael GernOn.
TNOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISHOF
II Orleans, No. 80 259.-By virtue Of a. writ Of
seizure and sale to me directed by the hon
orable the Fourth District Court for tie
parish of Orleans. in the above entitled cause ~
VIII proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer-
chants and AuCtiOneers' Exchange, ROYAL streerf
between Canal aud CustQlnhouse streets IN the
Second District of this city, on SAIbhDA1, delY ~
1872 az twelve O'Clock Nj the following described
property, to wit
A LOT OF GROUND, tQget her with the buildings
and Improvements thereon, and all appuftenances
theleunto belonging situated IN tbs FIRST District
of This eity designated by the number twenty
three ia the square bounded by Canal, Common,
Baronne and DTyades fate Phihppa) streets on
plan annexed to an act of sale from the State Of
Louisiana to R-A Porter passed before the late c.
A. Tallafic notary public in this city, on the tWen-
with Of May 1850.
Which lot measures twenty-five feat eleven
inches and two lines front on BarOnne street, OF e
hundred ID .sixty-One feet eleven inches five lines
an hree-ouaFters deep on the division line Of lot
number twenty-five, one hundred and sixty-three
fec three inches five lines deep on the line die
vidfng it from the property belonging to the Uni
versifv of Louisiana, and thhfy.twO feet nine
iRees III the rear on the division line of property
helonging 10 the Mechanics Society
Being the same property acquired b. the defend
ant herein By purchase FROM samuel Barrett per
act s,assed before Michael Hahn late nOtary pub
lie In this city ON the twenty-third Of Nay, 1852.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
iels jy162O- Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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TTSHIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS,
il No. 26,265-Transferred to Seventh District
Court for the Parish of Orleans, No. 488.-By vir-
tue of writ of seizure and sale directed by the
honorable the Third District Court of New Orleans
in the abOveen dtled cause to George w Avery
late Sheriff, and by said late Sheriff to
me transferred, l will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, at the st. Leuis Auction Exchange in
the basement rOtunda of the st. Louis Hotel ST.
Louis street, between Chartres and Royal streets,
in the Second District of this city, on MONDAY,
July %, 1872, at twelve o'clock NJ, the following
described property to wit
A LOT or GROUND, situated in this city, in the
Third District, new faubOurg MaTignY, designated
By the number twenty-five bounded by Bagateile,
Union, ST. Avid and Prosper streets, on plan made
by DePOuilly, architect, on the tenth December,
1886 and deposited in the office Of a. T. Bienvenu,
notary public in this city together with the CON
struetions, circumstaT and dependencies of the
said lot, without exception or reserve, viii more
fully appear by reference to an act passed before
Amadee Dueatel, notary public in this city, dated
October 4, 1866.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
C. 8 SAVVTNFT
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Mrs. Rose Mansfield VS.. Walter Hebron.


ENOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II of Orleans. No. 33,32l,-BY virtue OF writ of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause, viii proceed to sell at
public auction. at the Merchants and AuctiOneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tOmhOuse Streets in the Second District of this
city, on TUESDAY August 49, 1872 at twelve
O'clock NJ the following described property 10
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the First District of this city in the square
bounded by johnson, PTieur, Common and Palmyra
streets, which said lot of ground is designated by
the number seventeen in square number twenty
nine as per plan of Joseph Pile, late surveyor,
the first of May, l840 and deposited in the Office of
D. L. McCay, late notary public in this city; said
LIT forms the corner of Palmyra and Johnson
sire, is, and measures, in American measure
tWenty-seven feet seven ines front on Palmyra
street by one hundred and two feet eight inches
two lines in Depth between parallel lines, and
front on Johnson street; and was acquired by said
Walter Hebron defendant herein from the heirs of
Mcdonald, by act passed before A. E. Bienvr nu,
notary public in this city, on the eighteenth day of
June, 1860.
seized in the above suit -E
Terms-Cash on the spot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-16

Sunday journals are discussing the ques-
ton: Can we cultivate rain ?" Doubtful;
but we can raise thunder"
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The purpose for which this company is organized
is TO purchase the patents of Byron Sloper of New
York and Robert NJ Potter, of Jersey City pa
tented respectively on the twenty third day of
Januaryand twenty third day OF April, 1879 No.
l23 O52 and No. 126098 and 10 use the same in he
Tennessee, Kentucky Alabama, Florida, Georgia,
North Carolina and south Carolina for the purpose
of manufacturing illuminating gas for lighting
cities or otherpurposes aud to use and dispose OF
their zig h in any manner the Board of Directors
may thinBproper for the best interest q. the com
pany; they shall have the right to purchase other
patents and use the same, other process to
carry out the objects OF this corporation.
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Be it known that on this eleventh day Of July, in
the year 1872 before me- Edward Barnett, notary
publie in and for this cts and parish Of Orleans
State of Louisiana aforesaid duly commissioned
and sworn, personally came and appeared the per-
sOHs whose names are hereunto subscribed, who
sen ally declared that availing themselves OF the
provisions of the statutes OF the state of Louisiana
relative to the organization OF corporations in this
State, they have sereed, and by these presents do
agree and bind themselves and those whom they
rep esent, to form themselves into corporation
for the objects and under the stipulatious Obliga-
tons and regulations following, to Wit
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The Board Of Directors shall have fun power 10
frame and adopt such bylaws, rules and regula-
tiop8 as they may deem proper aud ne cessary for
the company and the transaction Of its AFFAIRS
provided the shalln0 be ia conflict with the
true intent and meaning OF the act Of incOrpor-
alton, or with. the laws Uf this State. They shall
appoint an the officers aud employees of the com
pany, and fix their salaries They shall have full
power and authority to sell aud buy real and per
sonal property, movable aud imnOvable to make
contracts, leases, mortgages. pledges and com
promises for and on behalf Of said company as it's
Interests may require.
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The capital stock Of this company is hereby fixed
at the sum of Ole milli0a dollars dvi ed into ten
thousand shares of one hundred dollars each, which
shall be assessed at twenty per centum, to be paid
form ready money at the time of subscribing and
when said assessment shall be paid the said stock
shall he considered full paid, aud no further as
sessmeut shall be made thereon.
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The said corpol alton shall have full power at
any general meeting convened fer that purpose
afief lhitty days public notice in one Of the daily
papers published in this city to make any mOdIh
cations. HdditiOs or alterations to this present
act Of incorporation or to dissolve said corpora
tion with the assent OF thTeef0urths Of the stock
Represented 81 such notified meeting.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-16

The name aud title Of this corporation shall be
the SOUTHERN MUTUAL GASLIGHT COMPANY,
and its dOmcile shall be established in the city of
New Orleans.
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at The expiraiionof the term Of this act Of in
corporation, at its earlier dissolution as herein
after provided for The aiiarsof the company shall
be liQuIdated, its debts and al other liabilities
paid aud the balance Of its funds, ID any shall be
divided pro rata among the stockholders under the
charge and saperintendence Of three commission
ers 10 be appointed By the Board Of Directors,
Who shall eontiDae tOact until the business Of the
ecmpaby shall 30 entirely closed aud hquidated,
aud III case Of the death Of either one or two Of
helalsthen The survivors OF survivor shall act.
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The P, esident Of this company is hereby cOnsti.
tuted the officer upon whom ali citations shall DO
served
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charles Case, Receiver. vs. L. E. For

isIoas auto sheriff Of he ? PARISH u Orleans.
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Hibernin Bank oENew Orleans VS.. William

sao1zs2 sheriff Of the e F 3 s4g y oFsan.
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State of Louisiana VS.. A. Augusfin.
LL1.LL IAIsnnrn.r nnIInm d

i'm Is anil sheriff Of Dc Parish of orieans.
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.state cd Louisiana Vi. Octave Anfoux.

iylI 20 a1ll sher- fl offhe Parish Of Orleans.
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@. s.. SAUVINET.
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iyo2a auto Sheriff of the FaS rs J. Of Orleans
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state Of. Louislann .vs. Octnve Anfonn.

y IS au sheriff of the Parish r. fbA Of Dreams
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state Of T,onisiana ~. N. n. Afbo.

wi 8ar sheriHof ts Parish IS y Orleans :
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ARTICLE VI.
s The term for which this corporation is formed
shall be twenty-five years from the date OF these
freRauts.
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ie1a ty1s2o Sheriff of the P 3 Of Orleans.
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Alex. P. Ficld ". michael F. Rogers.

WIS AMI is sherif Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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iyll rs aulI Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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oasyromse & Bois vs.. e. Durleu.

i q aui3 sheFir Of tie parish p y Orleans
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-15

An Iri-iman who wa- fo.md eailty of
stealing lot o. coffee. was asked by the
magistrate what bee did With IT, &c Made
tay Wild it, was his reply.
An irishman's Plea. are Won guilty,
or not -ailtv3" asked the clerk Of arraigns
To- prisoner the other day. An sure
now. said Pat. &c what are you there for
bnt 10 find ont
A gentleman travelling ia Ireland said to a
very impo-tunate be-gar, e Aoa have lost
all your teeth" The beggar quietly an
swcred. s. An its time parted with JIM,
when ID nothing for am TO do.
An Irish soldier ouee returning from a
battle IN the night, marching little behind
his companion, called out to him. - Hello,
Pat / have taken a prisoner. - Bring
him along He won't come =. Wei
then come Yourself :. lie won't let me- -
q Patrick, The widow Mallory tells me
that You stole one of her finest pigs. Is it
correct - = Ais. yer honor = What
have You done with it7'' =. Killed it and
ateit yer honor - . Oh. Patrick. Patrick
when you are brought face to face with the
widow and her pig on the Judgment day.
what account viii ron he able to give of
yourself when the widow accuses You of
stealing - Did Won say the pig would be
there yer riTerenceg'' =. To be sure did -
- Well. then, yer reverence, III say, Mrs
Mallory. there's ger pig"
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WHAT pleasant comTani0nable sound Is
the tick Of clock : bright roaring fire
and merry ticking clock are a host of
companions IN themselves. a. Tick-t0ck
e. tick-tock, it swings away day and night
without care or rest You learn 10 love its
face as yau love the face Of your best friend
and it soon learns how to read your heart.
How quickly it viii catch the keynote Of
vour moods, and if it finds you happy, viii
strike % with the Herriest voice :. Tick
took - - tlck-tock How Jolly 1t
sings them OUT while off the pendulum
swings from side to side, as if il was having
the happiest time in the world And when
it strikes the hoar. it fairly seems as if try
ing to dash itself TO pieces with 10y But
when yon are sad and sorrowful it reads the
story il your face. and the . tiek-tock" is a
slow. sad strain Of pity and Sympathy
=. Tiek-tock. - t;ck-tock," it sounds like a
slow, mufIied, funeral march . tick-tock, y
- tick-tock, :" it i a funeral dirge, and when
it counts the hours. it l. as if it was tolling
the hours of n mans life But sadness can
not last forever Your face Is free from
care and clouds again, and the clock Is once
more merry and happy Tick-tock, :"
% tick-tOck, it shouts, while it seems TO
catch up the old song, and sing
Lei the world slide, let the world 70
Afg for care, and f. for woe;
II can't pay, Why can owe
And death pakes equsl the high and the low. ~
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~ rr-fra G Z. UuRR-
-, H.,
j s soar seett. '-i' ,1- = -,
VITA slow Ieiaiat - q q "a - -.
pFea pA .l,e - - shadows
TIE uliaiilqtI W - ,-iS.,,,
An ..tA ~ ~. -. - ,,-,,,,sT5bood
hliefe =. :. -. t-.,l
lay N"i'-H-
-.,..i ,-e,, al il, while love.
e. -, - ~ = sinsie rose
IN Your hIli va ? - -, i.,.,
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TETTOSIC.

A German lately married, says Id
vas voust 50 aesv as needle could walk out
Ait camel's eye as to get der behindt word
nit roomans. "
A Datchman getting excited over an &C
count of an elopement of a married woman,
gives Lis opinion thus :" If nv wife runs
avav nit anoder mans wife. shake him ont
of his preeches, if she he mine fadder, mine
Got -
=. Shut vour ewes and listen nit me, : said
Uncle Van Hevde - Veil. de first day /
opens store / counts de monies and finds
himnix right [ counts and dere be tree
dollar gone and vat does yer tink | does
den. - can't say . w, | did not
count him any more. and he comes ont sAoost
right eversince.
4 German expressman called at a house IN
Clinton street, Brooklyn, recently, to deliv-
er box. He rang the bell and servant
girl opened the door, when the expresslaan
said - I've got sehmall pox and II YOU
likes ] viii carry 1t up stairs The girl
looked holra- stricken. and not reiishing the
idea OF admitting man with small pox,
slammed. holtei, and barred the door In the
ast1nishe'i ezrressinan' face.
coloRED BROTHER.
E. Are does bells ringing for fire - in
qaired limon Of Tiberius. - No, indeed,
answered Iibe, sc dev hab got plenty OF fire
and de bells nre ringing for water
A darkev. left in charge Of telegraph
office while the operator went to dinner,
heard some one call over the wire, and
began shouting at the instrument, '' De
operator isn't yer. 60 Tie noise ceased.
The idea of selfimportance which Is 50
frequently exhibited by our brethren Of the
.- colored persuasion when they are engas-
ell In anv work. has seldom been better l.
Illustrated than by the exclamation of col
ored mail carrier IN Virginia, who had been
shaken by man for kicking his dog
'- Look-a-here. massa. Won a better be keer-
iul how vou shake dis chile. eos when vog
carries dc mails
4 pIlus negro woman was once caught by
her master stealing goose. and the next
Sunday she parteoi, OF the communion, after
which her ma~tcr accostei her as follows
90 Why. Hannah. ! saw Won at comm
mon
.' Nes, tank De Lord, Alas.sl, l was lowed
To be dare wil De rest Of his family.
- But. Hannah, | was surprised to see /, Oh
there. Dr. said. How about that goose ~
She looked "a ii.ile surprised, as if she didn'
understand iAe question, bur, catching the
meaning. exclaimed
&c Whv. sab, do Won link I>e agoin 10
Lex an ole goose stand tween me an my
maker 1
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D
]. seven Iniuutss are allowed to aei intermediate
Office, then ne. ltssrTse slaclc f1r asserting the
mails
2 on routes whore tie i.ilde- OF conveyance adj
mits OF i. the SPECIAL 4-e't uf the Post Office De
partment also post af-er blank, mail ha2s lock
and keys, are tn be- conveyed without extra
chargo
3. " Way Bills or receipts prenared Hv most
masters, OF ether agents Of the Department wi nc
company the mails spceihing the number and
destination o. ihe several bags. o. be examined lt
Of bags and pouches.
4. No pay wiz he made FOR trips not performed
and for each Of such omissions IL the failure IL ~
eas4oned by the ilult OF the contractor or carrie
three times the pay Of the triu Will be- reiurted
For arrivals far behind time as % break connect
ION with depending mails, and not sufficiently cy-
eused oIo-ourth Of the compensation for the trip 4
subject 70 forfeiture For repeated delinquneies on
the Aind herein specified. enlarged penalties mr.
port 70 the nature thereof, and the Importance
% the mail. may he made
8. For leaving behind or throwing cff The mails
or any portion Of them for the admission ID IA sem
gers or for beng concerned in set ny pur ruupiu
an express conveying nteli gcncc in advance on nc
mall, 4 quarter pay may be deducted
G. Fines VIII be imposed, unless the deliuouenev
he promptly and satisfactorily explained hv certit
ieates OF postmasiers OF the adaYts Of other credi
bic persons, for failing 20 arrive in Contract time.
for neslecting 30 take the mail from or dciivr n
into post Office for suffering il - he wet Injured
destroyed robbed OF lost; and for refusing after
demand 70 convey the mail as frequently as tis
contractor runs or il concerned in running eoaeb
ear, or steamboat on a route
:. The Postmaster General NAV suuul the contract
Tor repeated failures 10 agreeably 70 contract
ior violating the post Office laws, dssobeyine the
instructions o. the department for refusing L. dis
charge a carrier when required by the Department
70 DO 50 ier running an express as aforesaid: or
Tor transporting persons or packages conveying
mailable matter out Of the mail
6 The Postmaster General may order An increase
81 service on route by allowing therior pro rata
Increase on the contract pay. He may ehan.e
erhedules o. departures and arrivals in 4 II easss
and particularly 70 make them CONFORM 10 connect
ions with railroads, without increase Of paw. pro
yided the running time be not abridged The Post