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\ suit in one of the Chicago courts has
exposed a frirhttul condition Of decentralization
among the managers of the Credit Mohiuer
party iu that city. IL appears that during tho
late Pres dental campaign Mr. FUNNk LOMBARD,
a minstrel and pukcIi~t of some rcutwn. and his
band Of vocal O. Ver, engaged 10y Mr.. Il. law
LEY, secretary Of the late Cooh County Contra
! Republican Committee, 10 ralsc their voice, ia
aid Of the reelection OF Gen. GRANT, for which
services they were To be suitably remuuerattd d.
LuMBAItu and his associates went Int" their work
with enthusiasm and did their fun share TO-
ward minstrcl2lne GRNNr into his second term
Of Office, and suspended during 'he period ali
gains from poker; but the Cook county poll
ticiAns failed to adequately romuueratc them.
paving ouly twenty-five dollars Instead # two
hundred dollars. which was demanded. lrN-
HAltp vbittd patiently, hoping that lis scrN 60 f.
IN behalf Of the party would be achnow lodged ln
one way II not Ia another; hut when hc learned
that the mission To- -, I,.er-hIrs had been
. offered successfully TO the Hon. EpWAhI-
pIEENLrnSr and GOV. JLWIlL, and acccpt' j
hy the lait,r, while his claims were st
.rcr-i-tDutly di rrgurdpd, Indignation got the
mastery of his patience and lac sued the Score
taTy uf the committee for hi- 'h, getting judy
mcut iu his favor And now bee prouuse- to 80,
the Stale Central Committee for 5000. -gu
which he claims IL due lin fur singing th'
praises Of GR,NT outside the limits of Cpoi
county. At the same time b" dcnouucus Ola,
pcindy of the committee which Kept him ont 90
his money so long, declaring that while tn,
failed To pay his hand they did pay bills g.
bogus bands which never had any existence
and that the members of the committee man
AGED in various was 10 lochct fun eighty pt
cent of the campaign fund contributed 10y hare
working uticcholders for the advancement o.
their own and /. cir leaders interests. # LrM
uARD is to be believed, GHAEr main supporter
in Chicago are a sorry set; although some a
them play pretty loud game Of poker.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19

The lynching Of Torpey, the murderer OF Mrs.
Nicholson, near Monterey. california, on Mon
day afternoon, created great excitement IN that
city. The mot fastened rope around TOrpey's
neck aud compelled him to stand gu the box Of
wagon. lie was then told that he must say all
he wanted TO, for his time had come. Torpey
addressed the crowd for half an hour. The
lyncheTs then drove away and left the man hang
ing by his neck to the limb Of tree, his feet al
most touching the ground, when q crowd seized
the rope aud drew TOrpey higher. Several OF the
lynChers drew pistols and fired into the body Of
the dying man. At last accounts the body was
hanging, and a mob watching the place. The
affair caused intense excitement For several
hours armed men held possession Of Monterey,
aud declared they would take TOrpey safely TO
Salinas for trial. The jail guards offered no re-
slstancc. No shots were tircd, and no one was
injured. Torpcy's wife, sister and mother were
near the Jail and witnessed the whole affair, and
begged, with prayers and tears, the mob not to
injuTe him. The leaders promised that Torpey
should not he hurt. The mob numbered over 800,
and were heavily armed. TOrpeys relatives live
In san Francisco, AMI are well known there,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19

PaTlOrr on the nrst floor for rent.
A most desirable building lot for sale.
4 wallet containing sum Of money has been
lost.
4 good house Is wantcl by member Of Con.
gress.
The citizens Of the Sixth district viii meet to.
night.
Kilboum 4 Latta have money to loan on real
estate.
4 situation as chambcrmaid or seamstress Is
wanted.
4 circular AMI straight-lnc drawing pen has
been lost.
Robert II. Graham has received an assortment
OF carriages of ave different styles,
There Will be mass meeting OF the citizens
OF the Fourteenth district this evening.
4 special meeting Of John +. Reynolds Post,
No. d, q. A. H., will be held this evening.
Capitol Hill livery, hiring and sale stable, 3lI
Third street southeast, Dennis A Son, prOpre-
tors,
Green 4 Williams, auctioneeTs, Will sell on
Friday, March ~, at 10 O'Clock a. M, an elegant
assortment of furniture,
James Guild, auctiOneers, will sell on Thurs
day, March 90, at 10 O'Clock Il. H., n good lot Of
furniture. Also, on Friday, ut 10 o'clock a. M,
an elegant assortment Of Partisan ball dresses.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19

received with rounds Of applause. In her wake
came numerous boats Of eight weight laden
with -four aud grain.
FRE IN TIE 9soRgErowS COLLEGE uRouSDs,-
Yesterday, about one O'Clock, smoke was seen IS
suing from the direction Of Georgetown college
aud there were numerous reports that the build
ing was on IRE. few minutes thereafter an
alarm was sounded from box ~, corner OF FREQ.
erck and Second streets, near the college, ana
this seemed to confirm the reports, and CROWDS
started for the scene. on reaching the top OF
the hill the smoke was ascertained to be In the
graveyard attached TO the college, and this fact
Induced the people to make better time, and soon
they were on the spot at work, endeayorlnR TO
eNtlnguish the FIRE in the fence surrounding the
yard, but owing to the strong wind prevailing,
and the quantity Of leaves on the ground, their
efforts were Of but little avail
The steamer Henry Addison, OF this city,
started Immediately for the FIRE after receiving
the notice, but, owing to the distance OF the nre
plug from the nre, was unable to go 70 work
unti the arrival Of No. Engine, when the hose
OF the two companies were united and stream
soon turned on the IRE. The police, with Lieut..
Hurley commanding, were untirinE IN their
efforts to save the property, as were the mem.
hers OF Engines Nos | and and the Hook and
Ladder Company. The cause Of the fire ls sup.
| posed to have been the work Of some malicious
person. The loss IL estimated 2t5OO.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19
SAVED FROM THE GIBBET.
THE SENTENCE OF OBRlEN COMPUTED.

lie Is To De Imprisoned for Idfe-Tbe
News Conveyed to Bim by Ills Mother
No OnnciaI Notification 10 the jail Az
thorItics.
The fate Of oBrien, who was sentenced to be
hung on the ssth Of this month for the murder
Of Cunningham, has attracted more than ordi-
nary interest, and while there has been division
Of sentiment as TO the Justice Of the fate assigned
him by the law, he has had strong and influential
friends, who have left nothing undone which
could aid in ayertngi IT, II possible. The last no
table effort, and one Of the most notable In the
criminal annals Of this District, was the plea Of
Hon. D. r. Butler for a new trial, which was over
ruled by the court In general term only few
days ago. Falling In all legal artinces 10 secure
for him a new trial, II was agreed among bis
friends that mighty effort should be made to
secure for him communication Of sentence, and
TO this end petition was prepared and present
ed. What the personal Influences were is not
known, but late last evening rumor prevailed
that the sentence had been committed.
Inquiry was at once made at the jail, and the
reporter Informed that as yet they had received
no ofticial notice Of the fact, but that about !
O'Clock the mother Of the doomed man had
called, asked for an interview, which was
granted, and had Informed her son that the
President had agreed TO commute his sentence
from death to imprisonment for life. O'Brien
did not seem 10 be much affected by the news
but II Is certain that he felt far easier In mind
than he has for the past week. II ls supposed
that the paper will be oificially transmitted TO
day to the jail authorities, and as soon as prac
ticable OBren viii be taken to the Albany penl
tertiary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19

SIpEwALEs.-A force Of wOrkmen are engaged
In ltyeling the sidewalks and pavcments On
High street.
Tue RIyER.-ArTived: steamers Columbia, from
Baltimore, with general merchandise and seye-
raj machines for purifying mlddlings for L. +.
Welsh; JnO, Gibson, from New YORK, with mis-
celAneOus cargo. Cleared steamers New York,
for Philadelphia, and Columbia, for Baltimore.
RErORTED srABBISG AFFRAY.-A repOrt.was in
circulation yesterday In this city TO the effect
that the son OF a prominent court Ofilcial had
been seriously stabbed with carving knife on
Monday by a younger brother. our reporter In
quired OF the physicians who were said 10 have
attended him, but they seemed 10 know nothing
Of such case, but stated he had fallen out Of
buggy and broken his arm.
FISH WHARvEs.-The bids tor renting the FISH
whATyes At the foot Of Potomac street until
June I, 1873, were opened yesterday morning,
and are as follows: Peter C.. Harrison, tl06,
James f. Simmons, $780, or 500 provided the
Board OF Public Works will put II Ia repair; A.
l.. Grimes, tl36.5O, and W. II. Simmons, go. a.
The bid Of the latter was accepted, and notice
Of the award directed 10 be sent to him.
THE CAHAL,-The water, after weeks Of anxious
waiting on the part Of the merchants of George
town, was turned on the level Monday night,
and the first arrival was yesterday morning, a
load OF wood for this market, The boat Waa
deliberately decorated with naRs and cyergrcens,
und on her approach 70 Georgetown shewas
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19


DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL
TIMORE RA LHOAD.
PASSENGER Trains leave Pro- dentstroet depot Bal
Way Man Train for PhilAde phia and Way Stations
EIpress Train for Philudelp hia aud New York at
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York al
Accom- mediation Train for Port DepositAnd inter
mediate stations a. . b nml,.,,,,. .,7ak,w
EIRPTsss Tram fS Kew aSrs AZ y ID
For Philadelphia at 20 =, m. For New York ut
10 ~ y IN. .......,...,,,
The Is q, m, train connects at New Castle jung
tion with train for all stations on Delaware Railroad,
aud At Perryyille for all stations On Philadelphia
and baltimore Central RAILROAD.
g.tb u. m. Train at Perryyille for Port Deposit,
2bOp. m Train IT PerryNille for Az STATIONS on
Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad, aud
between Wilmington and Harrington.
Through tickets may be procured either a. Pres
dent street depot or at ticket Office No. li3 Balu
Secured seats In the reclining back car aud berths
or state rooms In sleeping car can be procured at
baltimore street ONCE during the day, On AppllcA
ton at lts Baltimore street the Union Transfer
Company will call for and check baggage al private
residences, thus avoiding the confusion attending
the same al the depot VIM CRAWFORD,
General Agent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19
NEW CHURCH or THE ASCENSION.
Meeting Of the Congregation Last Night
Lnrnn AdhIfinnnl GuhscrIptlnna Ohtnlned.

Meeting Of the Congregation Last Might
Large Additional Subscriptions Obtnlncd.
The congregation Of the Church Of the Ascen-
sion held another meeting last evening 70 raise,
n possible, further funde, towards the erection
OF new church edl1ce.
bishop PlncEney said that Dr. oatnett had
subscribed so Q quarter until the church was
paid for.
all donations would be received, which have
been heretofore published in the REPUBLICAN.
Mr.. John Duncanson then solicited subscrtp-
tions and the following were received: Mr.. y. c.
Pedrick, 800 Mrs '. c. Pedrck, 800 Or. Thos.
Miller, $500 ; Mr. Drew, 800 Miss Moss, 800 !
Charles +. Duncanson, 1900 W. NJ. Shuster, IT,,
500 Miss Mamie Drinkari, 800; Mr.. Ryneal,
flOO w. d. Bell, 800; W. LenoN Towers, 500
{. 4. Middleton, 1850 Miss Mollie Thompson,
$50 Mrs. Norris Smith, $50 ". n. Riley, 500
Miss Julia Johns, 800 child three and a half
years Of age, $50; J. W. Drain, 80: D. 4. bod
son, 5000 lady, tsooj q lady, go cash, 500
Mrs. A. NaiOr, f., 800 Ida and Lizzie Marshall,
$50 each Mr.. stevens, $3.50 Mrs. Groggins $50;
DR.. Buckley, $500. A subscription was then taken
up, coming from the Sunday school children, and
ti, 900 realized
bishop Plnckney and Rev DR.. Elliot returned
thanks Tor the generosity that had been dis
played by the congregation. They felt satisfied
| from the spirit In which they had given that thu
work would go on, anti the new edince become
an ornamentto the city and the congregation
lie believed that there was a noble future bcfOT'
| the parish. Ths congregation was then dis
missed with bencdiUtlon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19


Barney Williams the actor, Is IN London
X. list Is q painter OF savannah, Ca, us
MS real name
csncY m IN" peSSoIy sontSsrp sInss,Ionsl
- NIsa MinpIe Uan,t b.s Ina, hoan o,,,ged
for two years at the new opera ComiGne OF
Vienna.
"A waR says CoIfnx. Patterson. and prools
thought as cakes Ames was shovel man. he
could cover up things,
Dr soland nae nreso,,oa N thu ,rn,,o.si,v
NJ California the snand We,,icsI Co,i,s,a riay
Of propefty valued Al I'M ooo s'' P''''
I'm ~ Ios,o, ~ -, ,,,.,.,.-, 4. ,,,..
VIII i"aYe To- No nnst an nv ~ W., m to heSSo
w., un,s,n s pos. ~, VI w ~ " way renew
ing ns'ed NeiSOn on inc ISL OF June
,ro,hn non NJ san; "a hnopeI, nccompanied 6Y ms
Msan 4, n pir,, nnve iein tne Guy tot
I'm xnnts III r''''ua' ""''e 'heg VIII remain
- The New York Commercial remarks Of the
Rev. Mf. Talmage that, as pulpit peddler OF
sensations anI boss constructor OF napdoodlc,
ne has no equal.
49, A complimentary Banquet was given Mon.
day night 20 SenatOr-clect Plnchback, Of IonlsI-
ana, by the colorcd citizens OF Baltimore, al
douglass institute
return 10 Japan. lie goes by the way Of F1r3pe
and will make the tour Of the continent, taking
| In the Vienna exposition In route.
| Hon T. shIriabcr yvrot, that h, ,rss ,,,,,ot
IN dens ,Sn iavi W0'v Il, ," a,,e ne w ,s Otyeg
nrinieTs' hail be"ause no mad isme loot ar bsnh
nnd every rod he waited hS was an aCbeg y" """"
=, -, -, ,,,,.,,,,'''..,,,
,,,,. an ~ 70 fIlnC,
httnut anu p'net Shliheht persons mat the game
nagna IN The he,Ier n vas TOW shnoin mn Ss W.,
Ia lie a nearly starved wholly ftighteneb an,
| nm tailed r,,I ""'' ''s"''"'" NV
s'u", "a Iur. ,,---.,,--
al. ". la,heI, " Nyrs ~ n. L. VINO stole
@ sm,a,,, ,, nv 20 lIvi man y, hillng
was found guilty at the recent term Of he ChSu
Auluh Souny Cuurl, snu was sentenced 10 hu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19

4 dispatch from Salt Lake states that the con-
nict relative to Jurisdiction between the Mormon
and Federal courts Is daily growing more serious
by the release Of criminals convicted by the pro-
bate court. on Monday, Judge IIawley, on a
writ Of hdbcdV corpus discharged James Dunn,
sentenced to two years In the penitentlary for
robbery, on the ground that the Supreme Court
Of Utah had twice decided that the probate
court OF Utah had no criminal authority. James
the probate court to work out a nne OF 800 has
also been released on writ Of hdbcds corpus by
the United States court. The attorneys gener-
ally are much peTpleNed at the condition Of Af-
fairs, and fear the whole legal machinery Of the
Territory will become a deadlock. All the lib
eral members Of the bar approve Judge IIawlGy's
course, II being the only one he could legally
take under the circumstances.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19

Meeting Last Nisht-work Of the Health
Oncrr - smallpox - Alinnthus Trees n
Nuisance.
The BoaTd Of Health met last night.
Mr.. MaTbury moved that the bill OF Fitch A
70 for disinfeCtants be assumed by the board
AMI paid; AMI also submitted several bills, (which
were ordered TO be paid.
The health OftiCeT submitted the following
synopsis Of operations Of the health ONCE for the
week ending March 10: New cases OF smallpox,
10, Qast week % cases) removed to the hospital
a; deaths, Ia; nuisanCes reported, gas; abated,
200; undated, 20; dead animals reported, 81; ma
rine products condemned, ~ bushels oysters;
live stock condemned, calves; unwhOesOme
veal, II chickens, D geese, 10 birds,
communication was received from Inspector
craig recommending that the house on the cor
neT OF Twelfth and q streets northwest lowing
TO Its diapldated cOndltlOn) be declared null
sance and ordered to be torn down. Agreed to-
The health Oflcer reported ne was having the
pound department put into working order for
the spring and summer service.
Several applications for positions under the
board were received and placed on file,
4 large number Of communications were re-
Ueiyed and properly referred.
The secretary was directed TO communicate
with the contractor for removing night-sOil, and
ask II he Is ready TO receive the garbage, as per
contract.
DR.. Verdi offered a resolution requesting the
president Of the board to publish IN two daily
papers for week the resolution declaring
allanthus trees nuisanCes. Adopted. Adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19

on the nth OF March the gentlemen compOs-
ing the several Irish organizations concluded
that one OF the best ways TO celebrate the day
was to make q slight present to some charitable
institution, and 81. AIMS Infant Asylum was
chosen as The most needy. The result Of this
resolve Is fully explained by the following letter,
which was read at the banquet on Monday night:
MARCH II, ls7A
M D. NJ NrrhaRVg
SIR: Please thank the generous sons Of 81.
Patrick for their contributions to our little charge,
which amounted to the handsome sum Of t2sI .65.
Your most grateful servants In our Lord,
SISTERS OF ST. AIMS lSFAST AsYLUM.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19

Daniel Webster once, and neither does q New
England soclable, for the last one OF the season,
gwen last evening by the New England Society
the high character OF those present, q most
agreeable aud pleasant success. The occasion
was honored by the presence Of the President OF
the United states. The large assemblage was
formally presented to him by Hon. Luke p.
Poland, the head Of the New England society,
and, after spending few moments In pleasant
conversation, the guest OF the evening, the
President, withdrew from the hall.
The soclablc committee, Messrs. WIN. Hutchln.
ssn, J. W. Bahson and II. NJ. Baker, discharged
their delicate duties with that judgment and dis
erection which ever secures harmony and delight
The floor manager, Mr.. Joseph Noble, and thu
other committees are also entitled To praise
The programme Of dancing was one peculiar Il
New England, and greatly enjoyed by all present
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19

The triumph and the sensation at the UUmique
last evening was In the appearance Of Miss
clara Moore In her transformation songs. She
appeared nrst asa beggar girl, then as All old
lady, and last as a sailor Of the yacht "Daunt-
less In the nrst her singing was so artistic
and pathetic as TO cause 4 regular bona His
shower Of money to be Tained upon the stage
from every part Of the house. True 10 the char.
actcT she assumed, she gathered up quite a
shlwl-iull Of pennies, nye-cent pieces AMI ten
and quarter stamps. II requires true artist "a
evoke recognition OF this Kind. Nash was wei
received, aud all the company lid exceedingly
well. Tonight line bill,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19

regular meeting Of the Collegiate Society Of
the National Medical College was held In the
faculty room Of the college building last evening,
the president, DR.. j. X +. GleesOn, In the chair,
and DR.. Jas, NJ. Gassaway, secretary.
The necessary routine business having been
transacted, DR.. NJ. d. Peck read an exceedingly
Interesting essay upon "The exclsiOn Of the el-
bow Joint and secretion Of long bones" After
considerable discussion Of this subject the 30
Ciety adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19
THE POTOMAC FISHERIES.


NV 'sN""'" '"' wv N"''''''H
The various fishing landings on the Potomac
follows: High Point, stony Point, Fair Landing,
jackson CITY, Long Wood and Bridge Creek
TO Messrs. Gibson 4 Mcknight; Fowkes Land
ing, Joseph CaywOOd; Maryland Point {. j.
smith; Windmill Point Conrad Faunce; Stump
Landing, JAS. Dawney; Arkendale, Joseph Beas-
ley; walters Landing, Edward Waller; Free
stOnc Point, JOcOb Faunce; Goose Bay, Price
Gray; Budds Ferry, J. Cunningham; Stump
Neck, Dr. Allender; Chpmans Point, Pierce
Chapman; Monkey Point, Jas. Dawney; Gut
Landing WIN. Elliot; Bryants Point, Conrad
Fauncc, and Monkeys Point, James Gray. 1t re-
qulrcs at least 200 men TO work the selnes
Tor these fisheries, and considerable money Is
invested In boats and machinery to equip each
landing
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19

An alarm was turned In yesterday morning al
$3.50 o'clock, caused by nre being discovered In
the stable Of Joseph James, near FOur-and-a-
half aud streets southwest II originated
from the upsettlng Of candle In a bundle Of
straw. Slight damages.
AT 1915 p. m. an alarm was turned In from box
50, caused by tre being discovered In q house on
FouT-and-a-half street southwest, which caught
from defective chimney. II was eNtingushed
with slight damage to the property.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19

This evening the Washington Literary Asso-
cIation give their promised performance at VII.
lard hall. II Is quite an event for an amateur
company to undertake the performance Of
" Eyerybodys Friend, but the presumption IL a
fair one that good rendition will be made. The
association II deserving OF every encourage
of
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19

Meeting Last Nisht-work Of the Health
Onicrr - smallpox - Alinnthus Trees n
Nuisance
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19

Yesterday morning Miss J. y. BARLEY, rcsid-
Ing at No. 1928 street, reported at headquarters
that she had been robbed Of valuable pair Of
bracelets, and the case was lntrusted to Detec-
tyes COomes and Miller to work up. They ar
rested a boy OF highly esteemed parents as the
thief, recovered the bracelets from his mother,
and through her peadlngs for the son the lady
refused to prosecute hlnl.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19
ANIUSENIENTs.


VERY large ami intelligent audience Witnessed
Miss Agnes Ethels second assumption Of the
ro's Of Agnes last night at Walls opera House.
We have nothing to add OF take from our nrsl
Impressions as referred to IL oItrHso yesterday
This evening she viii appear Ms Frou Frou, In
the drama Of that title. In this she won hcl
lenges scycTer criticism than In Agnes. We be
speak for the representation one Of the largest
audiences.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19

Many OF the old citizens Of the District will
hear with sincere regret OF the death and burial
Of joel W, Jones, In Schenectady, n. Y, during
the past week, he being at the time Of hts demise
In the seyenty-fOuTth year Of his age. Mr.. Jones
Afterwards resided IN the old Fifth waTd from
which he removed to tho Seventh, representing
the latter In the CITY Councils for a number OF
years. In the year 1916 he was appointed mill
tary stOrckeeper at the arsenal, which position
he held until ISL, when he resigned, AMI, leAy-
ing the city, engaged extensively In the tannery
business In schenectady. Mr.. Jones entered the
United states army when mere boy, and sue
ceeded by his merit in being promoted TO orderly
sergeant before he was twenty-One years OF
age serving at the time In the infantry regiment
commanded by Gen. Brady. After leaving the
army he settled In this city, and during his resi-
dence enjoyed an extensive acquaintance among
the older residents, all Of whom viii remember
him as an energetic, good citizen ana man OF
worth and integrity.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-19

our ready -mado departments are now Offering
a very choice stock OF spring clothing for mems,
youths, boys and childrens wear An exami-
nation asked.
4. SAYS 4 Co. al6 SeYcnth street