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New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
FoREIGN SrEAMERs DUE At THIS POET
SHIPPING VIEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRR.... TT FsDAY. SEPT l5. :
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK..... TT ESDAY. sIPT. 10. 1855
ARRIVED
steamer Crcas.a tBr, Campbell Glasgow Sept 3. Neville
g. wtH mdse and passengers to Henderson Bros Aved at
steamer CHICAGO Br, Jones IInll aug 20. with mdse 10
steamer Rhaota Orr Reler. IanOur' sept p with mdss
aud passengerst to kunhaTd Co. Arrived at the Bar at IL
steamer vertg%nus , Dsgoe Mosisso ego Bay sept Port
steamer Hudson Freeman Nevoreans days. with mdse
seaner Benetsetor ri 1o Wilmington nc. days. with
mdse and PASSENGERS to VIM Syae 90 g Paint and Nor
folk with ndse anG PASSENGERS 70 0a po%1on ss CO. ana
Steamer Septane erry iostOn with ndse to Dmock
days with m6so 10 Rail- Bro. vessel Pickering Co.
Bark Dra<uette Utah Peppo Les1oFn 90 days with rags
BARK Pcppua Ita Marescs Cettc 90 days, with salt
sUNsETwipd Ssnry % & a2oE inc moderate, swi hazy OF
shore. Al Clty islahu nSh1 9"' "szy -
sanIv HOOK 10 Dm-Baromeer. 29s6; Thermometer. 72;
Wind. sw. 10 miles swell. Hight + weather iaiI'
Arrived yeser lay
% sp o ~ ts RAM 81 Bros Sesse TO ArRe Douglass
BARK Mint Ger Meyer PadaUg 100 dsys with mdse TO or
BARK Re becca Aas. Lesoncs. Table bay Ct days with
Bark CsrneIa ita caGero. Lisbon Al with iron
Bark GIacomno ,IaD Bonalio, Monteyideo SO DAYS, in
with h,ata sugar aSI' to il TroW6rige's
CLEARED.
steamer Kovno (Brl Nei. London -sanderson 3 Son.
steamer Ems Ger). wilegerod Bremen Via southampton
steamer Normandie tFr. Franguel Havre-Lous de De-
steamer Gotardo tItaD Dberto, Mediterranean ports
STEAMER caro- ina tspan) Ugalde Barceona-R Corts.
steamer Finance Mandel Para Pernsmbnco. Rio Janero
&C. wa Newport News and st rhomas-U Brazil Mall IS
steamer Albano r,. Hughes Kingston, savaniila, &c
'1t steamer Eureka Reed orleans! T Van Sickle.
steamer WALKER Norfolk, West Point amt Newport
Old Dominion 50 Co.
steamer J w Garrett Foster Baltimore-J Krem~
Steamer Gen whitney. Berry. Boston IA u Dlm0ck
snip Mary Frazer, DIXON. Antwerp y y Whitney q co.
RhIp Austria tBrl. Dexter Antwerp-Sn0w & burgess
Bark q Jones (3rl. Crosby bordeaux Scamme Bros.
BARK Vale (Nor Gnn ierson Great Yarmouth, E-Csrsten
Boo.
SAILED
Steamers wisconsin Liverpoot Bretwalda, London
LANDAU Cty, india Hamburg Bengnea Lisbon
city Savannah Wyanokc Norfolk Frosthurg
SHIPS " liam for Havre Campa Emilia Bristol; Bridge.
Bar.s BE mont Kngston; Matthew Baird. Portland.
Brlg arb. for Truxnlo
steam schr iouis Buoki, for Jacksonville
BELOW.
Bark Iazzaro Biancha Utan. DALI orso. IRON Leghorn
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Sept l5-saied steamer County OF York tBrl.
fvsRrooi Sept l5-sacd. steamer Lake superior tBr,
NEWcisHiE sept 5-sacd steamer Monarch (Brl. Thomp
Isth1saIea. steamer Dracona (Brl sangster Montreal
LEITH sept l2-sailed steamer Nymphaea Br' Brooks,
mIDo ERoRouGu sept Ssaied. steamer Huntsman tBr,
AvoSMoUrH sept l5-Arrived steamer Tyran (Brl, Has
senstein from Now-l ork Aug 20 -,
DUBLIN. sept I2Arriyed: steamer Thorn Home tBrl.
AuR ,EEN lA-Arrved. steamer Rydal water tbrl,
Jsnss from New.lo ork Aug FL
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
EXCITING CHASE AFTER A THIEF.

Fx-Judge David W. Lawrence. VINO lives In Masnoma
ave- Jersey City. was Informed about IL p IN yesuer
Jav that strange man had gone into state Ireasuror
I"6n i Toffey's house directly opposite Mr Lawrehce
had the Keys the house In the absence OF ~ Toney
Saniy and he fastened over but wss unable 10 open
any OF the doors. The strange mon, who afterward
proved TO be thief had taken tho precanton to iasten
the doors on the inside Mr. Lawrence stationed seVer
around the building and then proceeded 70 ioco an
c.roncc The thief fed OF rear door and as soon
sbout Tho thief scaled the fence and Mt Lawrence Io
lowed him An exciting chase over the open lots ensned
Mr. Lawrence thought that the theirs hight wOuld DC
sopprd by tho Pennsylvania Railroad cut but when tho
fugitive reached IL bc plunged down the steep cmbank
mcnt without a moments hesitation. MIR. Lawrence
exneeied 10 see his lfeless body at the bottom
of the precipce but looking over the brink he saw
him clambering nmbly up the other side Mr. Lawrence
hcahel him OF by crossing over bridge, and nnaliy
captured him after long chase The prisoner gave ms
address as John Casey. forty-sx, OF Cincinnati and
snid that he had occupation Some siverwaro which
he threw away IN his flight Was recovered.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
NAUD s. TO ARRIVE TO-DAY.

The owner Of Maud S. smiled pleasantly in
his Office In The Ledger Building when asked II the feet
marc was to be brought to NewYork to remain during
the fall.
think she Is entitled to stay here for the rest OF
the season." said Mr. Bonner. Let see 1t was IN
August year that she went away, only short
time after purchased her Of Mr. Vanderbilt. l have
not had her here to drive since that is thirteen months
She has been pretty much all over the country
since. East and West"
"What is her condition nowi" asked the reporter.
" telegram that have Just received in answer to
my inquiries says that she is sound aud all right That
she Is in good condition. She has had plenty OF
exercise In fact, she requires 1t with her amount Of
life and energy. The telegram l received says that
Maud will start by the train at 90 tomorrow morning
from Providence. She will get here early In the after
noon No. shall probably not drive her tomorrow
not until Thursday"
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
WORK OF THE poLroE soARD.

The Police Commissioners yesterday ap-
pointed the Republican inspectors OF election, TWO Tor
Voorhs the appointment OF the Democratic inspectors
will be postponed until after the Democratic State Con-
% ons y, ,bat atv S t' IN @ ppabv Will be
made upon the basis Of representation in the conven-
tlOn.
The Commissioners named Friday morning con:
venien time for conference with hs Commissioners OF
Charities and Correction regarding some proposed
changes in the hospital districts.
President French laid before the Board letter which
he had received from Isaac Bell stating that tho RIOT
Relief Fund Committee will present check for 81, 900
TO the widow of PatrOlman North.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
Mr. PARXELL TO SEND SPEAKERS TO AMERICA.
rrLn ronnnnta frnrn this country to Mr. Parnnll

,.u, ,n l-.o,, ,i,,-,
the National League Ia the United Statcs nave Deoome
so frequent that the Irish leader nus decided To
send somr one letter received from Mr Parncll on
Friday by member OF the Central Council OF the IRISH
National League IN this city says -, -,
hone I'm this matter Of raising money Tor the Parlia
mentary Fund all friends In the states WIN be OF one
mind, aud that the only suggestions whch they VIII
recognZe a authoritative those conlug from the
parent body In Ireland. offer this suggestion especially
In view OF the fact that not lsng ago efforts wero made
Inv sone gentlemen In Western city To fa sc au inGe
peudent fund From tho remittances ALREADY received
FROM America especially In view or the iaet that the
movement has not properly organized there yet.
thlnk when you have one or twoof my colleagues
whou rome 10 send out before Christmas TO aid III
Organizing the Parliamentary Fund Will swell to great
,,r,,n finus
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
THOUSANDS OF TRyEMBN7- HOUSES VISITED.

The Board of Health yesterday received a
report OF work performed during two months by tho
summer corps OF assistant sanitary inspectors. Men,
bers OF the corps visited 1882 houses con
tainng 130223 families and prescribed for 2409 sick
persons who not rich enough pay doctors Dills
O these patients 1883 suffering from diarrhGal
complaints. The physicians also distributed 1000
health circulars and 900 tickets for the free floating
excursions OF ST. Johns Guild They reported that the
sanitary conditions of tenementhouses were generally
much better than last year.
Jacob Flesehhauer applied to the Board for permit
to keep fowl market at No. 10 Gouverneur-slip. lie
has leased the vestory building. and intends TO change
IL iuto market according TO plans TO be approved py
the Board. 1t will hold 10000 fowls In iron cages.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
TROUBLE IN OBTAINING JURORS.

"
Recorder Smyth for yesterdays session OF the trial OF
Peter Smith, who is accused OF numbering john Hannon
night watchman. Only about half OF the jurymen
appeared and many men were excused by the counsel
for defence only five jurors obtanrd
the number who attended. 1he Recorder, who had 10
adjourn court at earlier hoqIthan usual account
OF the lack OF uymen ordered that attachments
for those who had summoned Fines of $3.50 each
also recorded against thtm Another extra panel
OF fifty Jurors drawn SIX jurors only have thus far
been obtained for the trial OF Smith.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
LONG ISLAND

HUSrIYGroS.-The Rev. N. Barows. who for moro
years has been the of St. Johns Protest
Episcopal Church, has onrrei mis- resignation, to
effect October He has accepted the lorshp
OF the Episcopal Church at short Hilla
FoRT HAaILros.-Mrs Mary Hornet was held by Jus.
tlce Church yesterday upon charge OF arson In attempt
Ing TO set fire TO the house OF Miss Kate Taylor Of
her neighbours Tho latter had gone out for walk
Sunday and left her house open. On her she
Mrs. Hornet rush out or the door with light in her
hand. ana entering the house she found n pile OF
soaked In kerosene There had been trouble
between the families. Mr. Hornet thinks his wife Is In
sane.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
LARGE CROWDS AT THE NEw-JERsEY FAIR.

The annual fair OF the NewJersey State Agricultural
society at Wavrfy opened ycsteriay ana IN the
afternoon there large attendance The Pennsyl-
vana Railroad ran excursion trains ~ frequent inter
yols du ing the day and the trains were lled. large
force of men were employed IN receiving the goods ana
placing them In the departments All the horses we're
ia their stalls and the entries Of cattle had been nearly
ali received ut noon. Many OF tho departments we're
greatly crowded aud there was coml'alDt OF lack OF
Near the entrance the grounds scores OF beer
sauis hal been erected. the monopoly of tho sale OF
brcr inside having boen sold TO Newark brewer
sperior 10 those OF last the CATTLE poultry ana
AGRICULTURAL departments being especially fine In the
r denarttncn there Is twice the number OF entries over
last year and the quality Is better The dairy depart
mcui II as Interesting
Three races trOod IN the afternoon IN the nrst
race nrso 500 there six sarerS Bertha winning
in tr,e heat it, 2l y. 2:33l2 aud 233L In
thc second race purse nf ZOO, there three
entries Colonel Ward In Ihrec straight heats IN
2.g0io 2:2g aud 22th In the third race the =: 10
ca.s nurse 5000 sX horses started. Bay OcOfgc won
in 2:l1la 2:.}si4 aud 23S.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
HOME NE WS.
ppoMIyENT ARRIVALS.

Victoria Hotel-Justice Samuel F. Miller,
NJ the Limited States Supreme Court Thomas Barring S
Iiyerpoo and Colonel r. larng, ot Lonaoh 5n"
General r v Hagner u. s. Army ID; NJ Sweat, Of
Portland Me-, and W. j. Arke oi Canaloharie ~
ie,v Uo,se-secretary State Joseph b. Carr John A.
seic5er Albany. and Chester A. Cole; OF CprSng
hnrvnort Mas ~ clarendon Hoet-Frederck Fraey
ladelpna Hoeg" HopseSSRanEer ReSaGRa%S u"iteS
stotes ConsuI Mt 81 Gale Switzerland. Murray N.Y.
HOtsl-P T. Barnum, Of Bridgeport cpnH n Judge vcs @
cnse - Si,Tiero,t Ho,,se-Pay Director John g. Gun
nincham. H.. c. Navy.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
MILITARY ORGAylzAr1oy.

The temporary committee on temperance
military organization met last night at No. l25 East
sixteenthst. and decided upon plan for permanent
organization. A public meeting viii be held on Sep
teiueer 20, at the 18th Regiment Armory, broadway
and Forty In the rooms OF Company o. to elect
permanent officers and permanent National commit
tee Tho committee win irst obtain the support
Of tho prominent military and civil officials OF the
country and especially OF NewYork State Then at the
military centre of each State there will be formed
State committee after the Of the National
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
WHAT'S GOING ON TO-DAY.

Puritan.Genesta for the Americas Cup. OUTSIDE
course, 1890 q. m. ,, MA. ,ssoo,o,,on
Fail Prize Meeting OF National hine Assoo'''o"'
CreedmoCr. .....~.
Easton's Horse Sale. Madison square oarue"' -
a
Anselma injunction, Superior Court
Board OF Education p M -, w. ,,.u.,.,.
subway Electrical Commission, No. 70 West twenty
third-st.. III a. IN. ,,..,,. .ooro So I os5
Baseball, tropotan-Pittsburg, Polo Grounds
r. m. ,,- ,r,..,.,.., co,,rarv
Republican primaries, Brooklyn, evening
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
GRATITUDE oFA BOSTON RUYAWAY GIRL.

A We'll dressed young WOliiiii, Wno shiu euao
she mad run away frO boarding school III Boston, was
noticed lettering about OF the waiting rooms or tue
Grand Central station on Saturday evening, nhd the
police her 10 the rooms OF MatrOn meoo NJ foce
headquarters In accounting for her presence III tne
city intended to meet her relatives VINO
lived IN Colorado and expected TO return u New
ouiries az hotels the police tho young woman hack
to BOSTON Yesterday She left this note In the room
"MY OwH DEAR MRS. WEBB: shall ever reinrnler
your good kndnrss TO me who at your home and hope
sincerely that the world will think kindly of you a. Is
due you from your good unto others MOST
yours, mAh"AhHi o"EN bSi'
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
1.-THE STAR, pUBLIsHEp AGAIN

The first number OF the revived Stdr was
published yesterday. It's typographical appearance Is
the as at the time Of its suspension William
Dorsheimer the Editor and proprietor announces In his
santatory that the Star will have relation to the
factions In which the Democratic party of this city Is
divided but will deal with all In friendly spirit II
will be Democratic newspaper 10 II asserted that
The St has association whatever with either the
NatOnal state or city adminstfatIOn.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
Vpv YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 6rlsss

Railroad Company aud the Southern boulevard Com
pany; The West Side Improvement Association mas
asked the Aldermen to grant permission 10 connect Mad
isonave. and Eightyffh-st with Riverside Park and
Eighty-sixth-st by railroad.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
STATEN I8LAND.

CLHToS.-xrs. McDermott, who lives In Nautius-st..
taken with nt of hiccoughng the street yes
teray and before the attack could be checked deye
oped INTO nervousness and ccnvuton that e1 IN her
death in the drug store.
ED0EwArER.-me village trustees recently reduced
the appropriation Of 5000 FOR the support Of th Fire
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
Aouoy or The BOA nD or ALDERMEN

The AIdermen ytsteTuHy TtIU5ou 70 pIas s uI
ordnance to compel all proprietors OK theatres ana
other places To submit tneir huiuings 70
ur tho Inspector OF Buiidings whose APP
granted by the Mayor. - -, -
The COMMITTEES on Railroads will give hearings on
October at IL a. n the applications for franchises
Of tue Twenty and Thirteth street
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16

Department to $1,000. Yesterday the nremea sent
notice to the trustees that $1,000 would not 30
and that unless $4,000 was allowed the iremen would
az refuse do fire duty. The trustees referred
the matter to a committee.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
VIGOROUS WAR ON THE GANGS.

Ex-Judge Bedford. the Assistant District At
torney has made most earnest efforts to secure the
conviction OF highway robbers who belong TO the
gangs that ipfest the riyer-fronts He secured the
convection recently of John White. the leader of
the stcne,yard gang. who was sentenced TO ten
Cowing. Henry McCalIen, young rufian belong
ing TO the same gang was brought to trial yester-
gay oy Mr. Bedford. he has as bad record as
two terms In the state Prison and one in the Peni-
tentiary for burglary. He was convicted yester.
l14 East Seventy-eighth-st., on August 22. and of
having stolen $22. Judge Bedford appealed to the
Jury not to show any hesitation in cOnvlcting the
terrors Of the neighborhood. McUallen was con-
yicted of robbery IN the first degree. and Judge
Cowing said to him; II IL were not for your
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16

mittee ana auxiliary TO It. the compete plan includes
and company COMMITTEES IN the fashion:
1se assocatIon wifi be called the Military Bureau OF
1emnerance Reform aud all men joining IL must sgrce
70 abstain from alcohol while In uniform, under pam OF
dishonorable discharge from the militia.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16

aged father should sentence you to the full term m
of twentv wears for the gangs of the city must De
,yarned hv' the tate of yourself and such as you
that they cannot terrorize peaceful citizens. re
sentenced the prisoner to ffteenyears III tne si"0
.ri
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
IERgEY CITY.

Patrick Mcnamara, the young shoemaker who at
tempted commit suicide on Monday by laying down
on ihr Delaware. I.ackawanna ana western Railroad
track of approaching train was sent 10 the
county Jail for two months
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
ALONG THE SOUND.

NoRwAIK.-The forty nh annual fair of the Fairfield
County Agricultural Society opened yesterday. Tho
premiums offered exceed $4,000 Governor Harrison
viii visit the grounds tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
MARINE INTELLIGFNCE.

gun rise 49, sets GO3Moou lI2l go0ns age. ds.
mo yNrgR rJ-1AT-- "a f.-i.
<.M-Sandv Hook. 100 Gov rslAnt, l;l9 Hell Ga'c. 30S
FU.-Sandy HoCk, LII Gov Island. ljt Iieil Gate Si2
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16

ISLE WIGHT Sept 14Passed, steamer Ralto 3r) III.
peth. from New York AuR29 on her way 10 hull,
fAsrSEr sept 1b-Passe steamer Sc Bernhard fBr ~
TizaRp sept 15O Passed steamer Rsyniana ieis,. Ia.
son. from New York Sept on her way 70 Antwerp
HAMBuRG. sept lz-Arriyed steamer westphalia Gen
MALAGA, sept IO-sailed steamer Burgundia tFr Do,e
TO iath-sailcd steamer Pontiac tB. Martin for New,
DEsIA Sept 1l-saicd Joseph Ferens sBr Mcba
gam for New-York
HAVANA Sept l5-Arrived steamer City OF washlnrto.
Rettig, from New York her way to Mexican ports
-
Announcements
G. G.. Shayne, manufacturer of Sealsllin Gar.
ments all leading fashionable Furs 1903 Prncest oe
bargains this month. Repairing and altering done
"The plays the thing,
Wherein III reach the OF the king.
And equally true II that Dr. Peres Pleasant Pnrrstys
Pellets" the original Little Liver plis most ed
tus used to reach the OF disease
bowels and system and assisting
recuperatiye work. By druggists.
You can keep your hair abundant and glossy
and retain ts youthful color with Parkers Hair Balsan
No relief for suffering fena es like Parker's Tonic
HENRY A. DANIELS NJ. d.,
144 Lexington-ave, between 18th and 30tl s.l
H0urs-S to l. TOT. Diseases OF the Nervous Syst,n
Genito- Urinary Organs Impotence and stsrli.7.
LUNDBORG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
Announcements.

G. c. Shayne, manufacturer of SealsISin Gar.
and all leading fashionable Furs l03 Prnces oesr
bargains this month. Repairing and altering done
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
WINTER
c A R A c Els.

Buyers of High Grade Pleasure
Vehicles are invited to view our
Choice Stock of WINTER
Carriages, covering all varieties
ard unusually attractive in gen.
eraI finish and newness of design.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
{" The PLAYS the thing,

You can keep your hair abundant and glossy
and retain its youthful color with Parkers Basam
No relief for suffering fena es like Parkers Tonic.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16

LUNDBORG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
HrNnx A DANIELS Al u

HENRY A. DANIELS, Nj. d.,
144 Lexington-ave- between 29th and 30tl ssL
Hours-s to !. to7. Diseases OF the Nervous syst,n
Genito- Urinary Organs Impotence and stsrii.Y
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-09

10 abolish the Office OF Ditch Commissioner,
a specia, order, coming up
On motion of Mr.. MCCULLOUGH. the
Senate resolved itself into q Committee OF
the Whole (Mr. Mccullough in the cnair)
for the consideration OF the bill.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, of Hendricks, moved
that the committee rise, as 1t Is too late in
the session TO take final action on this bill,
and recommend to the Senate that.it lie on
the table.
Mr.. WILLARD moved to lay th|t motion
on the table.
Nj YOUCHE: No statute needs action
more urgently than the drainage lew. but 1t
is too late In the session now. and since this
needs careful attention, think We had bet
ter postpone il.
MI NAGEE: With come aueudaents to
the Id law, We would have suitable law in
regard to drainage. In ours county
the old law has operated beneficially.
want to know how we can intelligently
act upon thiB long dill before thesclose Of
this session OF the Legislature. ! favor the
motion Of the Senator from Hendricks.
Mr.. sELLERLS: There Is rs radical
change in the law proposed by this bill
Mr.. CAMPBELL, of Hendricks 1t would
be radical change IN the law to SLOW the
majority to control the ditching- The mi
nority might b5 drowned out at any time.
think the result would be that tha MAORI
ty might defeat a good object dos1bt very
much whether sny Senator has reai the bill
through
OF the people affected demand q change In
the obnoxious ditch law.
Mr.. WILLARD: The law is inioflitous as
il stands, but shall we pass this measure aud
let il go hack TO the House AMENDED in a
hurried way, or shall we lay it on 1he table
and take il up at special session. The sb
s)lute necessity OF an appropriation bill has
been shown during the past two years, and
We viii have % have an extra session.
Mr.. MARSHALL: / am not in flavor OF
| going home without giving the people RELIEF
! in this matter. will vote to lay II. on the
| table and will insist on taking ii uf at sone
! other time, when a better opportunity for
| careful consideration shall offer.
Mr.. HILLIGASS This bill has been be
! fore the House Committee for weekS, and II
now comes to the Senate proposing fut lew
/ amendments to the present law; ed If the
Senate can take the responsibility Sf estsb-
fishing jest law il will meet the approb3
pass upon this bill as il comes fsom the
House, and with the Senate amendments
proposed it will oe acceptable to ting House.
Mr.. OVERSTREET: It is insmateria
when this bill is considered. 1t lie sstonish
ing to ses how this measure is pushed upon
The Senate. Ny people are afraid We will
change a good Law. II IL is forced uson us |
want to be heard at length upon tle ques
ton.
On motion Cf Mr.. WILLARD the kommit
tee rose. reported progress. and atked and
/ obtained leave 10 sit 81 O'Clock.