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New-York tribune., 1877-06-09

get details It is sad that the leading houses are iuy
covered by insurance. Of which only 100000 Is III
home Companies Eastern and Northern companies lose
heavily L. & II. Blum lose stock $GO0oOO' ana on
building about s15O.0O0; Insurance. about S6ooooo
Marx Kempner's lss stock Is about SlO"OOo, ana
on building 500 900 fully insured
THE LOSS is NOW FIXED AT %1,525,OOO-THE IN
sURANCE.
GALVESTON, June S.-The list OF business
losses and insurance by this mornings fire. carefully pre-
pared by the Commercial Agency OF H. q. Dun Co., in
cludng stocks and buildings at their present value,
aggregates 81 52j 600 and the Insurance. S1299,oO0
The losses not included IN this list viii not, II IL
thought, exceed $4,000. The Galveston insurance
companies aggregate S127 OOO distributed follows
Merchants, $4,000; Texas, S35,000 Union Fire and
Marine, $4,000 Home, $4,000 Galveston, $4,000.
II is impossible give detailed list of the losses OF
foreign companies the offices Of several agencies were
destroyed, and their books have not yet been
taken from the vaults. The following are all
that can be obtained tonight: Queen 0i Liver
pool, $4,000; PhTuIX, $4,000: Royal Cdnhdlan,
$2f 600; Amazon, 100000; Mobile UndcTWrbis,
Union. ~ OOO Lancashire, - 900; Manhattan $1,000
81. Joseph OF Missouri $4,000; Franklin Of - LOUIS
$4,000; E1utabeiof Louisville SlOOOO British AineIl
can, Sl7,5OO; Fine Association. SlJOOO; C0mmeicial
5000; Millviilc of NcwJcIsey, 5000; East leNas,
5000: { items, $1,000; Planters and McicAlns'
$500; Western -, 800: Midmsburgh CITY, 5000 )
Westchestcr. 80, 600 United states, $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09
TIE STATE GOVERNMENTS.

TIE REVOLUTION IN LOUISIANA EFFECTIVE
NEW ORLEANS, June S.-Judgc Billings of the
United States District Court his decision yesterday III
the ease OF Johnson Republican state AUDITOR against
Jumel who took possession of the Office April -, dis
missed the petition for injunction restraining Jume
from acting as Auditor. lie said:
The petitioner has not alleged that he was deprived OF
an election but he retained his Office -four nonthsi tl
the atempt To deprive him of II defeated ny thc
action of the Returning BOud, and eject given 10 every
vote Thus be has secured election and has p,en d
prived Of an Office which ne elected aud declared
elected not b, the exclusion Of votes for reason but
revolution. The statute lihs the jurisdiction ol thc
the sole question arising out OF Inc denial oI lc
right to vote. CXtCuds from the hrst act 10 lhc
final canvass II the preliminary exclusion OF votes has
been prevented. the result declared, With
ont discrimination or exclusion, by the proper
stare authorities, then the statute closes the
doorway upon the jurisdiction OF this court
The defeat must be accomplished by the machinery o an
election. An election free from exclusion lc pltln IN
alleges has been accomplished, aud the result arrived
at under the Statute, declared II gives No jurisdiction
over cause merely regain physically III uicc Ihc
question by which the court could take jurisdiction h
presented. This loss of Office II Js utepcndcnt OF
any hight 20 vote as II he had been ciccted by govern
ncni set up 10y foreign invader claiming authority Dy
right of
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09
SOUTH CAROLINA INVESTIGATIONS.

COLUMBIA, s. c., June S.-rhc General As
semUy to-day passed concurrent resolution raising
Joint commission TO inquire whether any improper or
illegal use has been made of the public funds the
credit OF toe state, aud LEGAL proceedings to be
instituted against al persons implicated. The following
resolutions were also adopted:
Pcsored That 10 bc referred 10 the sTd committee 10
inquire INTO che sale disposal bY tle sinking fund
Commissioners of property and assets of tae state and
Whom tine same was disposed ind for wat coh-ldcrl-
tpn aud c whether the action of sand cpnl.-
siuuos therein legal and ydd, aud thc disposal oi
said assets aud property was cd, go cause legal pro-
cccUus to Dee instituted 10 recover The same aud 10 CON
wet the parties Implicated.
HcsDrcd That 30 hc fcrrcd 10 said committee 10 m
ves,lcatc tc election 0i j. j. Patterson to the Senate of
inc United states Dee. 10, l~l2. a.d 90 ascertain u
tHc same was procured bv huucy and corruption.
HcSYirtd. 1lat said committee be- authorized 10 sl
dunno recess, with poWet to send Tor persons and
papers
About midnight, after concluding au necessary pU7i
ness, tDc General Assembly adjourned sttc dic.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09

LDNDON, saturday, Jane =, IHfE
A telegram from Consiantinople yia Athens, to
Tie Dqig Arrs. says: several Turkish officers
have been shot or the loss of Arabian. The court
martial il sfill sitting"
The Standards Vienna correspondent states
TINT in consequence of rcmonsrunces OF Christian dig
uitaics to thc improperly of pressing ChrS'nS 10
Grt I'm holy Moslen war the Porte has postponed the
cosc ition of its Christian subjects aud commenced TO
levy the usual exemption money.
Count schouyalon had an interview with Lord Derby
yesterday ,,,. -. % ,o--
The OIL .aI Abendposrs ST. Petersburg correspondent
rcuorts that a project is being discussed In political
circles a 81 Petersburg 10 mite ROuluauia aud Bugaila
in am independent neutral State. he suggestion cmanates
from the Isoumauian Minister, NJ. Brattano.
IFor oihcr Forc,gn Ncrs see FIRST Page.l
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09

BosT0N, June S.-Anothcr case Of child-killing
has been discovered The victim being boy named Charles
Flgclstroiu years Old, and the slayer boy named
Wclch, years ami months old Whether the children
were in tine habit of qulrcng does not appear. but u
sister of Mrs Wech instructed her daughter Lizzie 10
drive away the FagcrsrOm OOy whenever ne came there
This display Of hostility toward the FagcrstrOm boy
doubtless made q strong impression upOn thc Ncch boy
an last Wednesday evening tine latter picked irtg-
ucnt OF brick having sharp edge, ana I1ng up 10 inc
Iagcrstroui boy, struck him on the head with H. just
above the left eve iracurng his skull. lie ttEcn
home and died this morning. Coroner Bradford decided
that an inquest would b unnecessary OWNS 10 Inc
irresponsible age OF the Wccli boy.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09
OVARIAN T UMOR
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY DR.. RAILWAYS HEMBDIES.

1 HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN rUMOR IN THE oyA
RIL5 AND BOWELS FOR TEN YEARS
ANN AKBOR, Dec. n, 1879
DIR RADwAY That others may be benefited 1 make mi,
statement;
have Ovarian TumOr in the oyare<and bowels for
years. tried the best ply icans Of this place and Others
without any benefit II growing at such rafdy thstI
could not have lived mucn longer friend Of induced
10 try Kaiways Remedies. had failh In them
but finally. after much dcliberation, triel them.
/ purchased six bottles Oi the kes0yent boNe. hs
Puls and bottles o the Relic used tho without any
apparent benefit. determined 10 pcrseyore used twe =
bottles OF the esoyci two Of the Relief
Pills Before they had lost twenty pounds
continued the medicine until sure that
entirely cured took the medicine about nve months
that time lost 10 tyve pounds. In all ook tnre
bottles the bottles Relief and boxes
OF the Pills.
feel perfectly well and my heart fun Of gratitude 70
God for ts help my deep aieOn To Sir and your
wonderful medicine, feel deeply Indebted aud my praytrs
that IL bo much Of blessing to Others As t beei
% tSlucd) MIS- J.. &. BnniNs
Mrs Bbbn- who the above certificate m Tue person
for whom requested you 10 send medicine In June 1873 Tho
medicines stated bought Of me- with the exception
her by may tlat her satsnens
is correct without qualification. (Sgncd L. :. LEaC,
Druggist and Chemist, Ann ArbOr, Mich.
This certify MTs. BbDIns who the abOvs
certificate and has been for well known US
therein stated undoubtedly and und
correct Any who knows Mrs. Bbbns viii believe
statement (Signed) BENJ d. COCKER MARY -. POND,
r. a.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09
RECEPTION IN ALBANY OF MASSACHUSETTS
OFFIOIAIS.

ALBANY, June S.-GOv. Rice, Lieut-Gov.
Knight and Secretary Pierce Of Massachusetts,, together
with the members of the STATE Council and their wives
reached this city to-day tour of inspection OF the
Hoosc Tunnel They were met at Troy by ID. G. Robin
SON. the G yeluors private secretary, and ON arrival
here were received in the Executive Chamber by Gov
Robinson Controller Ocott, Treasurer Ross, and other
state officers Gov Robinson accompanied the party to
the Court OF Appeals when proceedings were suspended
by Justice Church and social coeses were inter
changed. After dining at the D.avan House the party
proceeded To VISIT the CaDtO. through which They
were conducted by superintendent Eaton. Ihty thcn
went to the deDOt 10 take the ears hOmeward
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09
TUMOR OF TWELVE YEARS GROWTH
CURED BY RADWAY'S R. R.
REMEDIES.


DIR RADwAY. have had ovarian Tumor n the oyano,
All doctors said there help Tor g."
thing that commended but nothing helped
me- saw your Respyrnt, aud thought would Try a. but
had no I'M in 10, because had suffered for TWELVE
YEARS. took BOTTLES Of the esoyent one box Of Rad
ways Pills. ard used bottles OF your READY kELlEFi
and there s not q sign OF c ana iefl
BETTER SMARTER, and happier than / have i0r twelve
wears. Tho worst umOr IN the cft side O he bowels
groin write This ~ you for the benefit of oher
You can publish IL II you choose. HANNAH J. hhNr.
ANN AKIOR. Micii NurIl 80, $50.
DR. RADwAY-KTND SIR: have been taking your hesoly.
eut Regulating Pa and also using the Ready Relief about
rmOr3 on thr abdomen, viii he most
emicnt physoans OF Medical College pronounced IN
durable.
They were Ike knots tree. When was stngina
chair they hung almost the fOO aud ght Two
hundred and seventy i've pounds, whon commenced Nlh
your remedies hundred and ten pounds Dut
hcy are gone yet have taken rwrntyl0ur bo "
Res. yeni 81 Relief and tweuty four boxes OF Ps
get the dIcinos from q. Grcuyil.
Please nd me your book False and True
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09
DEALERS IN FIREwoRKs ALARMED.

Several merchants Of this city have sent IN
petition the Aldermen asking that the proposed pro-
hibory ordinance against the manufacture ana sale OF
fireworks be adopted until after july A. Ihey state
that the entire yearly importation and domestic stock for
use on the coming Fourth Of July remains on the deal
ers' hands unsOld and the prohibition would cause a
loss Of many thousand dollars 10 these persons The IN
companies, It is asserted have not made fdir
statements a- TO losses by by celebrations and
the resolutions at present Ia force afford ample
curly for property. The petitioners also appeal ~ tho
patriotism board.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09
srEAM on rnE rnIRD AvENUE LINE.

Samuel I Philips, PRESIDENT OF inc illIu
Avenue Railroad Company, urged before the Aldernens
Committee on Railroads yesterday that the experiment
OF running motive power engines on That road
be permitted Two three Of these engines, he said,
would be sufficient There were two patent engines,
known a. the Ransom and the BALDWIN steam cars.
Th,y were uoiscess aud consumed their smoke. In
Pilade pba they al the rate OF 30 miles an hoUr
Fleeu minutes would be saved by their use between
FUy-ninthst. and Harlem. lie read letter from the
MaVor of Philadelphia approving these engines rs safe
aud tIuder perfect control II j. understood that tho
committee will report IN favor Of granting the request
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY
samGs, Noon, TO- ? D. m, SG'. Midnight GI'
Hghest during the day. so Lowest h5''
Average, 7lis. same day, 1876. I41'
pPnMINENT ARRIYALs

Nec- York Hotcl-Thc Hon. George II. Pcndleton OF
Ohio and Joaguln Miller oregon hcTOpothdH "a. a.
Chief udac sanford n Church and clerk y. o. Perrin OF o
Court of Apuoas and Senator Daniel II Cpe on ADo ~
- 81 J0,ges Ifoief senator Powell CLAYTON 0 AklSi
and the Rev Dr. Farblirn Of st. Sicphcns GO lego p
U,feffoseph Meiil Of Chicago and -. Ihumhs Ni ii'
dent Of tie Troy Boston Railroad Company dDsnnn n
Hof a j. Cassa Wee President Of me y, er
road Hyfei-Scuainl Is
pcrier and Judge Charles Wheaton Of ioughkeePi N ~
4 N,cr1c H. - Army, aud Edward II. Bacon oi Innho
Buctnghdia Hotci-Secretay Of state Henry b unv ~
.GttsrV H0tse-Gcn. Joseph X INV
IIarffnrI SL Ntfhoias H0fci-H Nerleyc, fftnch W.
Consul at Boson gnan HOase-CoL Jedediah H. bAA'''
= Army
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09
MYsrERIous nEArH IN A cARRIAGE.

A carriage stopped at Bellevue Hospital yes
erday afternoon, and the driver announced 10 the at
endants that there sick lady inside who wished to
enter the Hospital On opening the door OF the carriage
however, tine found Ia bc dead. The carriage
was then driven to the MOrgue where the body was
placed The driver was unable 10 give the wOmgns name
o. tell anything about her except that she from
No 2 DcPaITOw. Tne police regard the occurrence with
aIsnlcnn. and arc lnYestlgAtlng II.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09
THE FIRE RECORD.
1oec or Trp Am PROPERTY.

IOSN OF IIF = MD I-hVI ThI II
EITvTN PERSONS CRUSHED BY FALLING WALLS
loss OF FROM TWO 10 THREE MILLION DoLlA"S
AT GALVESTON
Early Yesterday morning Sanford, Glover & Sons
hat factory at Bridgeport, Conn. was burned
Steam fire engines were promptly the spot, but
deficiency in the water supply rendered thcm help
less TO save the property. While 12 men were
attempting TO remove property from the Office the
walls, which appear to have been iinsy con-
structcd fell crushing II of their number to death'
At Galveston. Texas, 20 buildings were burned III
the business part of the CITY, causing loss oi prop
erty estimated at from 81, 100000 to $3,OOoOOO'
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09
1NrrnNArIoNAL rYroGRApnIcAL uNIoN.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June S.-Ihe International
Typographcsd Union winch has been in session here
since Monday last adjourned to-day after eleetns the
following officers:
Iresidcnt-Darwiu II. Streeter Of 81. Louis
First Ytcc- Prcsidcht- Edward Griffin OF Baltimore.
Second Vice ireSident-Edwn Ftzgcorge OF Trenton,
n. .J.
SecretdT'g and Ire0SUrer-JOhn H. ODoDncu OF BOSTON,
Mass. reelected by accamatOn.
Gorresgondnq Secretary-John Armstrong Of Toronto,
Canada by acclanatiOn.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09
ANOTHER TURKISH INVASION THREATENED.

ANOTHER TURKISH INVASION THREATENED.
From Vienna news comes that Prince Nlkta has
sent reGnforcements to the Montcncgrins defeated
AT Knstac. and that they have taken mp position
at Presica toward the end of the Duga Pass III the
direction of Nicscs. where probably another attempt
will be made to stop Sulcman on ms way TO proVl-
sion that place. But for this purpose only
norton Of the forces could be spared, a Turkish
invasion threatens Montenegro from third side, to
which hitherto no attention seems 10 have been
paid namely from Sicntza. The report of this third
diversion in favor of the Turks seems undoubtedly
true. being confirmed by Turkish official bulletins
and from other more Trustworthy sources.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09
DISEASES or IInN.

Tho importance of the System, s power over Ito
death. and tine direct rluG Wich hi1 "h human hi
uiur-. s huouglly recognized; lts capabilities, Wolcre
Rfdv or Intense mental application bY the excessive i
dug,nc appet7 and pr"uones are proper subjects
system y dtftigrl u
absolutely go promptly seek advice from an cap ~
"a has devoted MS Wloic TINE
aud attention . study, VINO, from ms experience ana
practice learned discover at once the cause ana
promptly apply remedy thus avoiding tire painfully sog
10 the
annoying the Itten who, very niluiliY, wants 20
know delay what is The matter" the cNcnt 0 The te
rauc,mcu the probabilities Of rccupealon, ana the ne re-
qu.ird. , -, .-..,t..,
striking example o the value o. experience and practical
observation a- well the usefulness Of tie prompt applca
tion ol remedies found n the important statement
coming bth from at homo and abroad, that very large pro
port those who suncr from mental disturbance and aD
souic insanity permanently who placed under
treatment within year after tho fst symptoms have mani
Tested themselves. .
n the rain has become exhausted by Intense mental app
cation deprying IL of cOunecel Thought n can
only rcoycr srcug by being properly led aud nonrahrd
by The systematic methods. IL y precisely me
that preside organic life Tho value
of medical practice can scarcely De oVeriatc
Tor Do reaches marriage. the crpcluaOn Of family names mo
securing hereditary titles. and the retention oil estates IN
the family. ,,-
From long largo experience In this direction, nave
been able by the thankful appeca
ton families the city and nation; ana
much thtt pertains 10 the OVtreNecle Oh
every department system and the means Oi
covering powers, whether Of brn appetite propensity,
passion
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09
ANOTHER LETTER FROM Mrs. C. KRAPF

August IL, 1870.
DR. RADWNY- KIND SIR: take the liberty O addrs- yOl
again. MY health * grsaty improved by the use ~ your mel
icines IhrcJ the tuuOrs entre gone ana tc nll
nearly nrOpsy gone ucah sul Improving aud NY
weight decreasing very FAST have had grtt many cal,
thus summer inquire Oi ile wonderful your medicine
from ONO. one from Canada three rom
and A tll, place Win
spcct, go . - . Mls 9; hhArE
We are wo acquainted with Mrs G. krap She Is an e.
lady benevolent She has been The means
selling many bottles Of the Kesoycnt by the prlggHs u
Ann Arb0r persons afflicted with internal tumor. We
have wonderful effected by TO- Your 10
specially, JBkkbACh x 90.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09
PC S c. RIPT.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE MONTENEGRO CONFLICT.

THE MONTENEGRO CONFLICT.
THREE THOUSAND MEN LOST TO The TURKs-TIIE
MoSrENEGRINs IN A STRONG POSITION.
CoSsrANrISopLE Friday, June y, 1877
The Montencgrins on Wednesday attacked Spuz
and were defeated, leaving 20 dead and oo
wounded - ,,,,. runo O 1877
The Political Correspondence details the fighting on
the Ath inst near Kustac and Piya. Both SIDES
fought with great bravery the whole day Inc
Turks. notwithstanding strenuous efforts III wh1ch
they lost 5000 men, failed to advance nearer 10
Piya. The Montencgrns again intrenched them
selves along the pass between Knstac ana fresJcka.
LONDON saturday, June 8, 1877
The 7imcs's Ostrok correspondents who draws IN
formation from official Montencgrn sources, teic-
graphs tho following account OF recent operations
under date of Friday: The Turks moved IN Two
columns. one going TO the relief Of Goransko, ana
the main force under SuIeman Pasha, TO knstac.
The latter column attacked the intrcnchmcnts OF
Gen Vukovics with great galantry but were re-
pulsed being twice driven back the reserves.
The third attack was also rcpused, the Turks tax
ing mp position opposite knsac, where they stiii
remained when the last courier left
In spite of this alleged third repnlsc Of the Turks
the account proceeds to state that Gen. Vukoyics
fell back on his second line of the Duga at 3 o'clock
the next morning where he has not been molcsted
IL appears from this report, which certainly does
not unduly exaggerate the success of the Turks,
that if Gen. Vukoyic's positions were not actually
stormcd he IL placed IN such position az To DO
obliged TO abandon them.
Tho account continues: The Turkish loss III
dead in this engagement is about 5000. Six nun
dred dead wero counted in the front ntrcnchments
of ono Montencgrin battalion. The other Turkish
column going 10 Goransko was met by Gen.
Socica and driven back to Muratoytza,
were il was encampcd at the latest information. AS
the defeat Of this column would leave the rear Of
SuIeiman Pashas army exposed, it ia probable he
will attack Gen. Socica before moving on Gen. W.
kovcs again.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09

VAN BUsKRK's INvIGoRANT will make the
ana the most despdin8 nlhd Dsht
and cheerful 80 cents. No. Is NeseysL
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09

LoSpoS. saturday. June o. 1877.
The Russian official N.yogT publishes a decree
ordering a new levy of 2ls,0O men. So great
levy is unprecedented.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09

PRESIDENT HAYES TO GO TO RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, June S.-President Hayes mas
accepted AN invitation visit Rhode Island during the
ArmY Reunion.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09
SuNNFR HATS,

The hats has set n "a Is shown by the ap
pearnce ghtcoorod hats on our streets kNo
has the STYLES most In vogue aud full assortment can be Sc
Ieet from at has stores No 2l2 broadway and sho Fif
Avenue Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09
GRrEK GRAIN SHIPS cApTuRED.

LoNDOS, Saturday, June y, lSI1
The Daify TclcuopEs special from Pera reports that
Hobart Pa-ha has captured three Greek gram ships
which were endedyonng to run the blockade Of
kcrtch.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09

Cure your Inhamed or Weak Eyes and Sore
Eyeuds with Dr. BEcKERs Sold by all druggss
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09
FIRE AT NEW-ORLEANs.

NEw-ORLEANs, June S.-The block of build
ings bounded by CTOndelet st. Charles, Philip ana
FIst-sts., has been partly destroyed by fire.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09
TIE LOSS IN pROPrRTY.

The original building was erected at cost Of $4,000.
1t was occupied by the sanlord III lSGi and they have
since made extensive additions. Their loss on building,
machinery and stock will reach about S250OO0' ON
which there is an insurance OF about Sl50,OO0 There
were about COO hats nearly ready for shipment most
Of which destroyed. The cartridge factory opposite
was threatened, but saved by Its steampump and
tine efforts OF the Fire Department.
The hat shop at this time gave employment TO $50
hands, hut to have started ON Monday with fun
force 1t not vet determined whether the factory VIII
BE- rebuilt but certainly unless a change is made IN
the water supply The smfords say they VIII sell or
lease rather than put up new factory without better
facilities for exiting uishing fire They had hose on1eyery
floor, but no water could be had
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09

FAMILIES UNPROvIDED WITH MILK
MAGNrsA lack prompt and agreeable houSehod feou
for dy sDepto mplaints.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09

IUNpRORG's CALTFORNIA WATER, for the
toilet bath. delightfully."- fragrant and r,reshing ana
rr,rfu tu The stck room. Perfectly Hclthful
Of Mcssrs Knnman Fils de Wilde, the eminent French
and Belgian Chemists
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09
IAunounoemont u. !

For all Coughs and Colds use JAYNE's Ex-
PKCIORANr.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09
ALLEGED DEFALcArloN AT HARTFORD.


HARTFORD, Conn, June S.-An investigating
committee found that the accounts OF John Ffaney,
Collector OF Taxes 900 short Franey says there
IL no deficiency.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09

A GOOD HEAD or GLOSSY HAIR may be OBJ
tanca by using Dr JAMES HAIR ToNIC article of tho
toilet nat Will keep your scalp clean and healthy, and pro-
mote the growth OF The hair.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-09
The time of opening and closing your val


safe or STORE all Irregularities in the same reDoit
ri v1nr f every Monday morning by HOLINESS BURGLAR
ALAEM TELEGRAPH CONpANfs CENTRAL OFFICE ofslEh Olo
broadway.