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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-24
A SIX-FOOT INFANT.

In the carly part of 1876 Reuben Ross then the
proprietor vi three grocery stores, purchased
from the hrm OF Bonnet, Schcnck Il Eorc about $500
worth of goods giving his note for The amount paya
bio in four months. Hc was then about twenty years
OF and an infant in law incapable OF being bound
by his contracts. lie, however, concealed the fact Of
such infancy from the hrm and being about feet in
height and apparently iull grown man. II never
suspected that he under age after contract
inE tho dcbt he failed IN business his note was not
pad, and suit was commenced thereon. To this suit
Ross inicrposcd the defence of infancy. lie Is now
again engaged In business and, as plaintiffs IN
this SUIT allcge abundanuy able 10 pay
his debts Some days since Mr. Lindsay, coun-
sci for plaintiffs, found Jefcudants counsel nup-
ping, took judgment by default this iu-
fancy suit and issuing execution thereon placed the
Sheriff IN charge Of Ross Stock Yesterday tho case
came up before Judge Sinnot, in the Marine Court,
on motion behalf Of defendant for stay OF ali
proceedings the part of plaintiffs pending tho return
OF u commission VIII oh had been sent abroad to tnke
testimony as to defendants infancy at tile time OF CIV
ing the note In suit In the meantime plan TITS have
consented to open the judgment and withdraw the
Sheriff from posscssioD but retaining tho levy
viiy In opposing tins motion on the ground that The
defence was pusillnnimous and cionnbc did
Lindsay plaintiffs counsel proposed make the SIX
foot infant exhibit IN the case, alleging that his a
pcarancc would tho Court that II he not
actually OF age he was OF such ripe growth IL would be
"a reasonable and fair presumption oil law that lie had
mistaken tho year o. his birth and had unconsciousiy
crossed tho boundary oil manhood Judge Sinnott
reserved his decision.
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REAL ESTATE.

Tho following parcels were disposed OF at the Ex-
change Salesrooms, No. Ill Broadway, yesterday =
By W. o. Hotrman--Charos A.. Lane. referee. FORE
closure sale OF one lot. .5xlOO.5, East Sxty-thrd
street. southeast corner of Madison avenue, TO f. NJ.
Kingsley tor SIS, 100.
rorccos urc sa.e Of house, with lot 25x94, known
No III Elizabeth street, west sldc, between spring
ard Prince streets, to IL. u. j. U. BrooKman, Tor
iy Richard " Harnct Charles Price refcrce) fore
closure sale of plot OF land so 3xg8 IL feet, on the
north side OF West l3Sth street 40 feet west of Tenth
avenue to Annie r. Curnen, plaintiff, for 81 900.
By BERNARD Smnh-Slephen II. Ohm rcicrec--fore-
closure sale Of house and lot, 1Sxl0o D. on the south
side OF West Fltythrd street Ago feet west OF Sixth
avenue to h. 5. Chaplin Tor Sl3. lo0
T,ce sales advertised Tor yesterday we're Indefinitely
postponed
47th ST.. $. 73it. ". Of IMh av 2ox'5; Michael
canal ST.. s. ~ e. Of Forsyth s,xso Mary r. Gut
Canal S., > s. s. o"se' OF rcrsy, St. a5s5 Mary A.
osyfy III. II M No 20 ". ,oa s. 10 4 Ann.
- Parsons :" susan 4. Williamson. "a i, Nom.
% iy w, ss g T. Kin :snsrns s Nom
eoh 80 IT C. f4'h "v' 2sAioo b conboy ooo
, e H. ST. Ms = 49, a5a ". Of av f. io5xioii;
al, NJ M ~ an" e. " ;" C. :? as ESQ M
ST. ;. Go. 3io John Dinkri aud wife to Isaac
I'd av W $. i!.4,s q. u. OF 4ist ~, 2f.shx,O:J.
jane i. 20, Co." and caers to George u ;scior 1850
GnIespie and vito to H. T. nas"n lo'ooo
same 10000
cGsGs wsf y saamn a. ys 10y to ane LYON"
oolh st., :. iS' T. W. OF do'h ST. aoS 10000
i. lyon to icaann 4. n......,............. Nom.
Bqnsysr corner Of 9', s., - ioSy q, = ;,, also
Sar,a Cohen and vie to sarah Jacobs. 300
'' ss 81 JoSs. 10 4ions r.sa 1S '.se Nom
s 81 h v ",s e. James S1 =" %y ssso D. o.
3ist ST. 100 g; OF 20 nv, 22"xoso; james -, ,o
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THE CULPRIT FAY.

Two charges OF burglary were brought against Fran
els Fay yesterday at the Fifty seventh Street Court
The first complainant was George Kracht Of No -521
West Forty-sc street. who said that Fay opened
the front OF the residence above named and went
through the hallway into the cellar and there broke
the locks OF six woodhouses, stealing quantity of
coad and wood OF the value of So Fay was caught
BY Kracht IN the cellar. On this charge he was held
in 81, 600 bail.
Nicholas Henry, Of No. $40 West Forty-sccond
street preferred the second complaint which that
Fay entered Henry's residence through vacant house
adjoining by removing board from partition, and
that he then took away carpet, comforter and
cushion OF the OF nifty cents. On this second
charge Fay was held in s., COO additional bail
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sARAH's WICKED TONGUE.

Sarah Curran was alcwo to 60 FREQ yesterday morn.
ing, though sho charged with calling her mistress
bad names. Tho lady with whom Sarah was employed
withdrew her complaint on tho promise that Sarah
would act more dscreetly in the future But Sarah,
as soon rs IN freedom MORE burst upon her.
reiterated her choice epitnets, ard MIS- Mary Holly
again brought mplaInt against her
Sarah. Cuiran engaged counsel TO defend her, and,
fortified. rcappearcd as sort oil dennnt prisoner
When asked by Judge smith at the Fifty seventh
Street Court II she would bo sworn she answered
airmati, ely and repeated tho latter part OF thc oath,
$50 help mo God" with great earnestness OF manner.
Under guidance OF counsel she denied that shc had
bad again let loose her tongue but evidence WAS 100
strong against her and she was held In $500 bonds for
cnnd hehaYlQr.
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OYER AND TERMINER.
Before Judge Brady.
THE CART BUYG MURDER.

The trial OF Rober, Garriiy for the alleged murder of
John Smith with cart rung the 4th OF last July
was yesterday resumed But ltIc time elapsed in
the completion Of the jury. The prisoner is rather
boyish looking, pleasant featured aud Of quiet dc.
Dcanor ard manifested much interest IN the trial,
making frequent whispered suggestions to his counsel
Mr.. William y. Howe, beside whom he was seated.
Assistant District Attorney Horace Russell opened
the case for the people, insisting that the crime was
one OF murder IN the first degree The 6rst witpcss
called was L'zze Vol, OF West Sixtyhrst street. who
Twcnty-third street The 4th OF last july she was IN
company with lady named Miss Mack ut Thirty.
eighth street and Tenth avenue, when they
insuItcd by the prisoner, who struck her in
tho face and kicked her IN the side after which no
assaulted the deceased with tho cart rung, injecting
wounds IRON which the latter died, This testimony
was oorroborsted by Kate Brand sohrubei Geare vii.
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| FISH DEALERS FORTUNE.

The long protractcd contest regarding the Will OF
Walter PcArsnll yesterday submitted to Surrogate
Calvin PcarsalI was tho owner Of interest In
0sb stand In Fulton Market and bad also money
and valuable jcweIry. He made will leaving his
,rnuc,tv 10 his wife, a. T.. pcarsall, aud his daugl
Ter EtIa Jane This will offered Tor probate. inc
daughter, Eliza Jane, intcrposcd second will be-
a,cs,h,nv aII the property Of every name
ssnJ nature 10 her. The wie's counsel. Mr..
curord A. H. Bartlett argued that on the evidence
!. was apparent that the testa.or s,snel thls last WIZ
prcsence Of tho persons whose names were APP
pcudca 10 IL as witnesses. Mr. Luther u. Hamilton
argued for the daughter, that Tue WIZ was genuine
an. properly executed. surrogate Calvin reserved his
,lcc,siun The amount In dispute 10 about $4,000
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The closing prices were:---
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
Tho following the changes In prices Of tho prin-
cipal active stocks three r. NJ. to-day compared
with the closing prices OF Wednesday,
ADVANCE. Hannibal and ST. Joseph preferred, y;
Harlem, q; Onios, ~ {; goid "a.
DECLINE Atlantic and Pacific, u; Chicago and
IL; Dciiwarc Lackawanua ana Western, *; Della.
ware aud Hudson, By Hannibal aud ST Joseph, ri
Lake shore, 2sa Michigan Central ~, Morris and
Pacific aa' 81 Rock Island, . 81 Pau, x; do.
rreier,ca q; Union Pacific, western Union. Nj
TmE MONEY MARKET
Money closed easy at 3s per cont on call, which
were tho ruling rates during tho day. Tho following
were the rates exchange New York at tho under.
mentioned cities to-day savannah, buying y, sell
ing u; Charleston scarce, buying y premium, soil
ing premium; CINCINNATI, steady, buying par, sell
ing Ito: 81 Louis, 30 premium; New Orleans, COM
mcrciai 3-l6. bank a; Chicago, so discount Foreign
exchange IS dul and steady, with actual business az
4s3 tor bankers GO days sterling, and 4S4 SAN os
demand.
cobb MARKET.
Gold opened weak at l0l3l, but became firm on q
despatch from Washington iorccasting tho improb.
ability Of any action being taken by the House on tho
Presidents Message ancnt resumption, or tho Senate
bill ON the subject Tho price advanced to los,
with tho latest sales at 1919 Tho rates paid for
carrying ranged from 31sto per cent. Loans were
also made fat Late In the day gold advanced 1864,
with subsequent reaction to los, at which prco Il
closed.
Gold clcarngs at tho National Bank OF tho State OF
New York
Goh oaihpccs.. So1. SEQ
currency piahccs.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2OiJ.U30
V'"eo
BAK SILVER
New York, 81 FL 81 2l,s per ounce; London, BOD.
per ounce.
PRODUCE IMPORTS
The imports Of dry goods AT the port OF New York
Tor the week ending tins daic So 4Si $685. and the
amount marketed SSH COZ The total imports Of
dry goods at the port January wore SIG 400 o
and the amount marketed SlG,lgs27o
GOVERNMENT poSDs
Governments bonds nrm during tho day, nns
closed steady a. tho following pricos:-Uni.sd
lCONTNUED ON NINTH PAGE1
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YOUNG PlCKPOCKETS.

officers Dolan and scvin, OF tho Fifteenth precinct,
made raid Thursday afternoon on lot OF young puck
pockets ranging from ten to fourteen years OF age,
who were operating on the crowd Of people IN Broad
way wa,itg Tor tho procession They arrested seven
OF them, among thcm Peter Y0ro, OF No. u Mulberry
gircct, who robbed Mr. Danscr the deceased gambler,
OF ST. 900 five years ago. At The time Mr. Ddnser
refused to prosecute, but Peter was arrested shortly
acrward Tor stealing ten cents. and sent up Tor two
years Yore aud tho rest committed to tho
Tombs In default of bail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-24

In the Court OF Appeals Friday, February 23:-
No. 1877. Arctic Insurance Company vs. Austip.-
Argument resumed nnd concluded.
No. 2O7. Sprague vs. Holland Insurance Company
Submitted.
No. 1885, Crosby VS.. Crait-submittcd.
No. 427 People, &c. VS.. howell. Argued by J..
neck Tor people, II. b. Cushing tor defendant IN error.
Proclamation made aud the court takes recess 10
Monday, March 10, 1877. No calendar Will DO
made The old ono will be taken up where II Is now
lett on.
DECISIONS.
Tho following decisions were handed dcwn:-
Motion denied without costs-The People rel Bur-
rOughs vs. Briukcrhon.
Judgment affirmed with costs-Mandeville VS.. Rcy-
n0is; smith VS.. Mayor; Grinncll vs. Kirkland
Judgment reversed and new trial granted, COSTS 70
ABIDE the eyent-Bard IS. DAILY
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THE POISONING OF RYAN.

County Physician Ward, oil Newark visited Prince
College yesterday and asceraned that an analysis
OF the stomach OF Thomas Ryan, who committed sui
eide in the Essex County Jail to escape the gaows has
resulted IN the certainty that sufficient quantity OF
arsenic was taken 10 produce ucath. aunn'uin
,cst is ,er 10 DO made 10 determine tho exact
amount OF poison swallowed This sustains the dying
declaration OF Ryan, as contained IN his letters to hts
mother aud Warden Johnson hut natly conradcts hts
oral declaration the Jail o,sers and doctors tow
hours before his death.
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RIP VAN WlNKLE SLEEP.

According to the statement OF George Brisbane, his
brother Albert Brisbane. the whilom Fourierte and
Rocalisc PHILOSOPHER. formerly heavy operator
Vail street, ana his STOCK operations date back
twenty yens ago. and were tran sacicd through
Jerome X. Travers and Leonard W. Jerome. then IN
partnership as stock brokers' According the state.
of George Brisbane who seems 10 have guaran-
lceL Albert Brisbane, tho latter dabbled heavily
those ruling oil the street twenty years ago
..ROck island" and ala Crosse and Milwaukee" IL is
claimed by George brisbane that the accounts OF
the transactions not fairly rendered. aud he
seeks have tho books OF account examined and
balance sheets struck. He SAYS the books tho
possession OF Mr. Travcrs and he wishes to have them
thoroughly overhaulcd, claiming that such invcstga-
tion will shcw large Indebtedness TO his brother.
motion 10 such effect made before Judge
Donohue, in Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday.
Both Mr. Travcrs nnd Mr.. Jerome deny any fraud ON
their pnrt, and nre perfectly willing TO have the
charges most thoroughly investigated. 1rumpng up
such charges alter Rip Van Wrinkle sleep seems DO
regarded chimera Of the BRAN, tanciul some
OF Mr. Brisbane's social theories, but with stronger
underlying hope Of being productive OF substan
tiai results.
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YOUNG BURGLARS ARRESTED.

John Ayres OF No. 81 Gouverncur street, while pass
ing the LIQUOR store Of +. |. Fogarty, Of No. $40
Cherry street, about four O'Clock yesterday morning.
his attention attracted by loud noise inside Hc
communicated his suspicious TO Oflcer Brady, Of tho
Seventeenth precinct, aud together they entered tho
hallway OF the house III Cherry street. They found
that tile panel had been forced open from side door
leading 10 the store, aud on cn'crins tho store dts
covered boys named John Billion and John Moran,
whom they arrested The pr isoncrs were brought
before Justice Murray, at tho Essex Market Police
Court, yesterday, and held in $1,000 bail each TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-24
KNUCKLED DOWN.

II tho fact ofhs being found with brass knucklcs
n his pistol pocket that troubled George Anthony
than the charge OF n,oxcutIon preferred against
him yesterday at the Fiiiy-scvcntb street Court lie
gave as an explanation that he loaned a man some
money and received exchange The knnckles. HIS
explanation did not tighten his bail, and he was held
c
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TIE CAPTURED BURGLARS.

Captain Gallery and Officer Fogarty, Of the Fifth pre-
ciuct gave evidence IN tho Tombs Police Court yes,cr
day against William O'Neil and Patrick Fay, the young
men who found carrying away tho trunk contain
ing 81, 600 worth Of ladies' wearing apparel stolen
from the promises OF Roscpbaum Freedmsn, No. ~
Thomas st. The particulars OF the cnso were published
IN yesterdays HERALD. The PRISONERS were each held
In 81 600 to answer.
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TROUBLES OF TRoTTING STOCK

A rather unique suit has been brought IN the Su-
promo Court, though according to tho decision of
Judge Davis yesterday, trial is TO BIO had Buffalo in
stead OF this city, where tho suit is brought Samuel
willcu formerly was tho owner OF tho trottIng
Bcrtrnm. Early last spring he employed Elias
s. Ashley, according to the atcrs statement, To take
charge of the mare and put her IN proper Trim
Tor the summer races, the agreement being
that up to the time OF the racing he was TO
puy much II week for the ANIMALS and bourd
nnd aterward TO givc him nail her winnings Mr.. Will
lett claims that Ashley took such poor oi the
that she unable to do justice To herself the
track, and Tor is reason he regulates the idea
ot there being any just claim upon INN IN accordance
with contract stated. As the contract made In
Buffalo and the mare was m)ie especially fitted Tor the
track that city, and most OF the witnesses
live there motion 10 change the trial ~ that city
was yesterday grantod by Judge DAVIS
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BROOKLYN'S RESERVOIR SUIT.

The suit brought by Messrs. Kingsley h Keeney
against the city to recover damages in the sum Of
SITS resumed yesterday before The referees in
the Common Council Chamber. Samuel McElroy,
civil engineer, who cross-examined Tor the plain
ill., testified that the additional excavation made by
tho plaintiffs on the Hampstead storage reservoir was
unnecessary ana the prices charged excessive. The
reference was adjourned TO Thursday, March 8.
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liam G. Cole, Catherine Dowuey, James keenan, and
the widow III the deceased
Mr.. Howe made brief opening, after which he
placed the prisoner the witness stand who testified
that he kicked and struck while tho
ground ana attacked the deceased while he was in
passion. John Mcmahon, Catherine Morgan aud Mrs
McCoskcy deposed q seeing Tho prisoners face. shirt
and coat covered with blood Tho prisoners mother
also testified that when Garry came home his taco
swollen. Amer the conclusion OF the evidence
Judge Brady gave the Jurors the usual admonon and
sum M
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SUMMARY OF Law CASES.
August Belmont has brought suit again" Peter =.
.eennsa md wife - fsreeaose mortgage ~ s'V'0v~
, 1877-10-19
TIE CITI-IIALL,

Four new cases ut, md two deaths from,
SCARLET fever wcle reported 1T tue llealth Office
yesterday. Fivu deaths FROM that disease have
occurred this week.
Tie following building permits were Issued
yesterday: BasthololAAe Il LeIrht, = two-story
ice-housc, d5x6S feet, Nos. Bs4 and 6a6 se1ywtgk
street, to cost $6O00i g, a. Hcarerns, OUT
story warehouse, tiI2lj feet, Nos. 633 and Blt
South Clark street, to cost s3,000.
Tho attention of the police aud the general
pablic Is called to tbs extent OF the malicious
destruction Of glass In strrctl2lups. DurinR
the pus1 mouth about double The monthly
, 1877-10-19
WEST SIDE PARKS,

NEW MEMBEt8 QUALIFYING YOR DUalNEs3.
Two Of the Governors new apPolntccs, i. N.
Wilcox and Emu Wtlken. 1Iavo had their bonds
approved, filed In tho ofllec OF the County Treas
urcr, aud have qualified before tho County
Clerk, anl L. +, Wood has had his honds at-
proved, and will qualify In day or two at
fasthcst. Mr. MeCrea Ia at present out Of the
city, but he Il expected back to-day, when II is
quito probable Tint some definite action will bo
taken In the way Of Organization aIHong the
ncwlY-app0lntel.
Mr.. Willard Wooslard las not qualified, and,
as he stated 10 the reporter yesterday, he sis
.lnys ainl about low the laln1 lays bcfuro ho
takes Any decided ucilon, th.'igh why ho IL hold
luz back III the matter IL not plain to be Bccu.
fur he was aplptnteL tn MI Tie regular vacancy,
an.l IFS right tu enter The board has never been
disputed bs any Of tic otd mctnhers. It Is
quite likely BY this Gctton OF afr. Woodarsl-aa
Is doubtless tie ea.e Will, Mr. McCrla-t!at l.c
Intends tu cast his lot with the new appntntecs,
and asslat III taking Issue against tho uM nem-
bcrs.
III regard to tho appointment to be- lnade In
place OF MI. Peter bchuttlcr, nobody appears to
ktluw anything, though tic ua,nH Of David
Clark Inns bccn tncntlonca hopefully, viii, one
or TWO others.
Mr. Clark Llpo did not appear to spcak Is
confidently ~ USUAL on the subject Of res!sttng
tho uuyurnor's appointments yesterday. In re-
ply to question b. thu reporter ~ to whether
they Intended to light, 10 simply rcplicl:
"Wcll, the boards attorney has 10 advised,
hut ion't know what will hc done yet. Wc'll
walt aud eee what turn matters take IN tho next
few taya."
lie further stated that Mr. Bonacy had been
retained u tho Noarl's attorney. II thu Com
,nissluners were defeated In tic Courts, what
tyrF amount alr, bouuey charged fur l!s sery-
Ices In tAta particular casu ol Guurao they thu
Cou,missiullers} would have IL refund to tbs
In
, 1877-10-19
Tho Now liosas. Disease Id cnnada.

:. .A0H4Ff1I 3ff01U. :. -
The horses In Lontlun, Out, have been Affect
ed lately bY an epidemic of scrlous enarartcr.
though fortunately it haa not prevailed to auy
'grrat extent, aud ls thought to have run tta
course. DrowsIncss, inability to swallow, great
thirst, paralysis, snl exhaustion arc tho nature
and or'ics In which shs symptoams ocrur Tho
last stage Ia reached 10 from touF 10 twelve
huura after the commencement 0f tho attack,
and death occurs Ia from twenty-four to forty.
eight hours. Tho disease appeuFs to te nou-l-
fcctfous, dependent upon atmospheric causes,
aud closely resembling lphtherta IN tho luMal;
subject, It Is very fatal, but not Invariably ~
II attended to In its lrsl stages.
, 1877-10-19
THE BREVU0RT HOUSE,

"Old-taAhloned, but exceedingly comforta-
llc," ls tho remark u tho English aud appryxI.
atiyc AuleEeau travslcr win, stops Ut The quiet,
select, mud charming Hrevmrt liollse. Fur
twcnay-thEcc yrars this famed hotei l,as l.aA u
most prosperous caFeer, entertaining lurltI1:
that time more of the nobility pR Europe tia,l
Of tho nrcyuort WAS never ucltgf tl!s,, uuw and
IL noted fur its own exeelicIrics. This hutel IL
delightfully."- situated tn quiet. rciuc,l purton
u Filth ayenue,, lotalfty u.uss desirable anil
rcntraI, ,tcar Washington sVuare.-.stU Yurk
El17liU 4laik
, 1877-10-19

Average Of glars las been replaced, and the
authorities nrc on the alert for boys with rubber
slng-shots,
Mayor Heath yesterday addressed the follow
Ing appeal 10 the board u Trade, the Coal Ex-
change. tho Beard NJ Underwriters, the I.,lts,,
hcr Exchange, the Produce Exchange, and the
dratn, Stock, Drug, l'aiut, and Oh Exchanges:
On Oct. q, The anniversary Of our own great fsr,
s IrSee!'ed most piteons apleal foE nil for tho
from The Mayor OF that place, Tho appeal
was Published In the daily papers, hut
tho resp1nsc has hten ycsy insignificant.
Scarcely El0 has been received f1r the object in
yiew Awhrr Of The numerous calls made np0n ypur
oranizstun: for charitable nea!stance an The noble
met. was unwilling to AK yofl to subscribe in
fhte case. but nnhrr the cecnH,*tancca feel COM
pellet 10 present the matter to yon for the bencva
lent confederation Of tho members Of yunr body,
With the hops that ynn will contsbutc II even Il
small amount fot tho sufferers by the terrible
alscaAs which alf1tets our s'stot community.