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PHlL1PsBuRG GIANT POWDER.
Hon. J. x. Pardee Arrested, Has . Hearing
and II DISCHARGED.

News came to town Tuesday morning that
trouble had occurred on Monday near Phil.
ipsburg on the line where the new railroad
Is being constructed from that town to the
new Granite mill on Fred Burr Greek, and
on the ground claimed by j. z. Pardee and
others. The grouno in controversy is Sec
ton II. Some time since Mr.. Pardee and
others, claiming possession, brought suit to
enjoin the railroad company from building
across the ground and q temporary injunc.
ton was granted. Finally in a hearing at
Chambers on the 18th ult. the temporary in
junction was dissolved and the railroad com.
pany allowed to proceed with the building
OF Its road on executing . bond in the sum of
10000, which was given. But in this order
the Pearl Silver Mining Company and an
owner by the name of Whiting, who own a
part of the ground, were not included. The
Pearl Silver Mining Company is construct
Ing, or claiming to be constructing, a con-
contractor upon the ground and upon part of
the line staked out for the roadbed of the
railroad. Last Sunday Mr.. Pardee gave the
contractor for the building Of the railroad
notice that he claimed to be in possession of
the ground and intended to excavate for q
concentration, and that any person who dis
turbed him did so at his peril. The roadbed
was staked off some time last May, and the
railroad men moved on to other parts of the
ground in June, but were working outside of
the ground. Last week MI. Pardee, acting
for the Pearl Mining Company, put his men
at work. On Monday Mr.. Pardee was en-
gagged in blasting when some of the railroad
men came on the ground to work. They
were notified to leave, and not leaving, Mr..
Pardee threw a stick of giant powder with q
lighted fuse at one OF them, as claimed by the
prosecution. 1t was not very dangerous,
however, for the man had plenty of time to
get out of harms way before the explosion.
A warrant was sworn out on Tuesday against
Mr.. Pardee, and on Wednesday afternoon a
preliminary examination was had upon the
charge of al assault to commit murder, be-
fore Probate Judge Emerson. The facts de-
tailed above were developed, but the Court
thought there was no probability of a jury
convicting and hence the defendant was dis.
charged. The County Attorney, Mr.. Durfee,
appeared for the prosecution and the defend
ant in propria persona. Mr.. Pardee claims he
did not intend to hurt any person.
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jefferson County Republican Ticket.

The Republican County Convention at
Boulder last Saturday made the following
nominations:
For the Council-Will Kennedy.
For the Houses. A. Sweigert.
Sherif-Frank Harlow.
Clerk & Recorder-C. E. Stevens.
Assessor-V. A. Cook.
Commissioner-Jesse Patterson.
Superintendent Schools-M. F. Allen.
Treasurer-Daniel McNeill.
Probate Judge-John 81. Fisk.
Public Administrator. s. Kellogg.
Coroner-Dr. W. M. Billiard.
County Attorney-Wm. L. Hay.
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GEORGE COCKRELL,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

J.. I. CASE ENaINEs AND THREsHERs,
Mccormick and Mowers,
Peter Schuttler WAGONS,
Drills, Seeders and Cnltivators,
Sulky and Walking Flows,
BARRED, BAL1NG AND BINDING WIRE,
Genuine Hollingsworth Hay Rakes.
Hills Concord and Peters Team and Buggy Harness,
Will handle only frst-class Goods and guarantee
prices lower than any other Implement House in the
Territory. 684 tt
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A SIRE CURE FOR PILES.

nr K;rk,s German Pile Ointment has cure1
Blind Bleeding and Itching Piles whsn al al
other Ointments rave failed. 1t absofos !. sne .
t tsnH, aliays the itching at once; asts e.; a. =
p%oultice, gives instant relief: Pr on M'f for Piles lie
else Use Every box is warranted: so IL n ny aso q
Lodge, MT. ~
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Inflammation Wanted.

Missing from Minneapolis, and snpposeu
to have started for Montana, a ooy ~ yoa'
of age; fair complexion; dark brow mar, ,
tall for his age; long, freckled face; w..
probably go by the name of Herman naAe,
or Henry Lump. Information with rega ~
to the above will be gratefully receiveNS Ny w
his mother. Address Office of the M Hnatf
NORTH WEST, Deer Lodge, Montaha' "1
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just received the fall and winter styles in
the celebrated Dunlap Hats-in Fedoras, Soft,
Stiff, Crushers, and Silk, Once worn you
will never purchase any other make. Dun
lap leads in styles, while others only initiate.
Buy the Dunlap hat and be assured you have
the correct thing. E. l.. BONNER s. Co.,
800 tt Sole Agents for Deer Lodge Co.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Proposals for Supplies.

Proposals for the following supplies for the
United States Penitentiary at Deer Lodge,
Mont, will be received until Saturday, Sep
tember 29th, 1888, at 10 o'clock a. m:
10000 pounds potatoes.
5000 pounds cabbage.
$500 pounds onions.
5000 pounds %rutabagas.
200 cords cord wood.
so cords pole wood.
The right is reserved to call for greater or
less quantities than are given above, or to
reject any or all bids. Parties can bid to
furnish any part of the above supplies, stat.
ing the mounts they propose to furnish.
Proposals should be addressed to the
undersigned at Deer Lodge, Montana, en-
closed in sealed envelopes, marked nPro-
posals for supplies" R. S. KELLEY.
1000 U. S. Marshal.
DEER LODGE, Mont, Sept.5, 1888.
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METAL BACK bum

This Album is unsurpassed for durability,
capacity and beauty, and embodies in itself
many features which are attractive and which
no other Album possesses. 1t can be in
creased to any desired thickness; leaves
taken out and replaced, or, if damaged, new
ones may be substituted. 1t has back made
of metal, arranged and int rlocked in such 9
way that it may be taken apart and replaced
The Metal Back Album is sold by subscrip.
ton only. Agents wanted in every town.
Address [. s. ELDRED,
General Agent for Montana and Idaho,
94 Deer Lodge, Montana.
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Carpets. Carpets. Carpets.

We are now opening up a full line of Car
pets, comprising Moquettes, Body Brussels,
Velvets, Tapestrys, Ingrains and Hemps-50
choice patterns of the latest designs and COL
eripgs, selected with the greatest care from
over 5000 samples, from the largest manufac-
tory in the United States. Call and get first
selection. Respectfully,
E. l.. BONNER & Co.,
999 If Deer Lodge. NJ. T.
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MARRIED..

August 22d, 1888, Robert Lee Kelley to
Miss Gertie Galbraith.
These young people do not need an intro
duction to the readers of the New NORTH
WEST, as they have been so we'll and favor
ably known from childhood, the pride of
parents and friends, who wish them a useful
and happy married life.
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Lime. Lime.

Having appointed 2poi. fer p pssSl Lodge j and vicinity
u 20. Ky ssIi dimes be able to get a nrst'c'"S'
article OF lime oy "pp'' Respectfully,
WILLIAM LoRENz.
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Teachers' County Institute.

The Deer Lodge County Institute will be
held in Philipsburg, October g., 9 and 10. All
teachers engaged in the county are required
to attend and participate in the exercises.
MARGARET WOLFE,
1000 At County Superintendent.
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Strayed- $40 Reward.

A strayed from Dog Creek crossing,
H. one Chestnut Sorrel Horse, branded
%~ on left hip, was newly shod, has Fad
NV-U right hind foot and white strip in
tween Avon and Blackfoot. Return to
A. P. WINSLOW.
s6tf Deer Lodge, MT.
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HORSE LOST.

Lost from our pasture, near
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Deer Lodge, about August %,
1888, one bay mare, tall and slim,
some white points, branded = on
left shoulder, sh0d all around.
~ Was left to breed. He will pay
$40 Reward for her return or in
l. Awsx.xH Z. Ml. formation that will lead to her
1.1eGlSA1&4 recovery.
s9 At KOnRS s. BIELENBERG.
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Bucklen's Arnlca Salve.

BUCKETS Arnlca Sa1Ve,
THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price Is cents per box. For sale
by the Deer Lodge Drug Company. 1855 ~
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Christian Church Social.

The women of the Christian church invite
their friends to spend the evening at the
Chapel Friday, September z. Cake and fruit
ices will be served in the parlor. 1000 1t
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THE OSBORNE NEW NO. 4 L1GHT-RUNN1NG
Mowers. and all Osborne Extras, now at John
O'Neils. $50 tt
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Some of the Delegates Elected to the Con
vention to be Held To Morrow.

vention to be Held To-M0rr0w.
The County Democratic Convention vii
meet here tomorrow to nominate Count
officers, select delegates to the Territoria
Convention and transact such other bushes
as may come before it. Following are til
delegates from such of the precincts as "
have advices from:
GARRISON.
Delegates. Aterndtes.
John O'Neill, Nathan Smith,
Nat Evans, X. Carr,
Chas. Clemenson, j. P. Hall.
ANACONDA.
DELEGATES. Alternates.
Dave Lewis, SW Slater,
A L Kempland, Henry Redmond,
NJ Martin, III Laird,
T r Toole. Phil McGovern,
j f EARL, John Morris,
n Dickinson, Pat Shugrue,
r M Fox. p B Sheridan,
W c Haynes, John Cosgrove,
G II Tracy, IT Quig1ey,.
W NJ Thornton, JR Campbell,
James McNulty, Joe Belc6er,,
D D Walker, Patrick Gordon,
J L L Hamilton, E.P Ragn,
IL L lan = hee!e,
Chas. Aspiring. Jk Mallory,
C B Winston, Y Bartlett,
T d Fitzgerald, Robert Fenner'
N j Levengood, IT Carroll,
Mike South, W y Olver, @
G B Jones, George hendai!,
Joseph Peters, George Lapointe,
Peter Levenoood, TSDevine,
S M tombstone, VIM. Walsh,
A Hardenbrook, Mute Levengood,
lanes johnson. Bert Vincent.
DEER LODGE.
Delegates. AtteTn0tes'
r r. Hnmhar. David C Irvine,
Harry Peterson. John f Strauhal,
Moaes Menard. Chas. Cummings,
A Fl Mitchell. Thos. Morgan,
Thomas McTague, John Galoraltn'
| 1rhca' McWilliams. Phil Murphy,
| phil = Evans. VIM. Williams,
lanes NJ. Bailv. Sam Maturin,
George Cockrell, simon MarKs'
+ II Wildman. W Napton,
| Gaorua Carlton, Nat Newman,
| Thos' + Ward, W I Higgins.
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EVERYBODY WANTS THEM!
B0Wman'S Patent Hame- Fastener.

The Best Device Ever Made for Quickly, Easily
and Safely Fastening Harness..
1t is Practical, Durable, Simple and Cheap. Ev-
erybody should have them on their Draft
and Driving Horses.
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RANCH FOR SALE.
A Fine Farm Near Race Track.

We offer for sale at reasonable price, to good Dur
chaser. our ranch containing 240 acres, situated in
Deer Lodge valley. two miles south of Race Track
ing house, stable, corrall, sheds and other outbuild-
ines There are 100 acres of hay land, 10 acres now
In grain. and balance grazing land, with a water right
desirable property. Inquire on the premises Of
So AZ pa. COULSON BROS.
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Having purchased from the Patentees the above
Hame Fastener, now coming into universal use wher-
ever introduced IN the East, l will sell righte for the
several counties of Montana at reasonable terms.
They sell or sight wherever seen. Can be applied to
Harness in q minute. Address. for further informa-
ton, SMITH WHITES1DE,
or WIN. STEVENS,
Deer Lodge, Mont.
~ Samples at George Cockrell's. 9s tt
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2:2OA
Inter Mountain, LIST.

Lot Slocum Breaks the Montana Record in the
Free-for-all.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
We have a good stock of
Front and Rear Cut Champion Mowers,

MPION STEEL BINDN1so'
One and Two-horse H~oliingswor'n ha NY
Rakes, and Repairs Tor an o. u.v FORKS.
SCYTHEs and SNATHS, etc. A..
There is no better Machine made .h az ' h,
Champion, and ,oe ,cM not be "noe' So'" ~
any house I" "' 'ZENOR & TRASH,
1874 Deer Lodge, MI.
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MONTANA UNION TIME TABLE,

.-.;,o, and Departure of Trains at Deer Lodge,
A""~ Taking Effect Sept. 2, 1888.
Bound South. Bound North.
NJ 4Exp.., 10 81 p. m. Nos Exp, 6.15 p. m
Nj freight, 1855 a IN. No. 5 freig't, 1905 p m
~ Oh. to B. 7.27 p. m. Mol B.. to II. 1919 q. m
NORTHERN PACIFIC AT GARRISON.
No. ! west bound limited express Has a. m.
IA. 3west bound express........ 500 a. m.
No, 2 east bound limited express 6.53 p. m.
- No. 4 cast bound express........ II. IS .. m.
All mails at Deer Lodge post Office close 20
minutes before departure of trains.
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Marriage, Birth and Death Notices inserted
tr.e. If information thereof is sent to this Office.
obituary Notices, Resolutions of Coincidence,
Notices of Meetings, ETC., will be charged for at
sdvertising rates.
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in 233 feet with quartz and vein p%orphyry in
the face, but the 8O-foot vertical upraise was
started at 200 feet from the mouth of the tun-
mel and cut out at the surface Sunday, giving
pleuty of good air. Thu tunnel has been on
the foot wall, and a cross-cut will be run for
the hanging wall before running at the head
of the tunnel.
Farmers who are alive to the importance
If nrocurine the best and most improved
Farm Impleme nts, should call at Cockrelps
Implement House and examine his stock.
He has the < clus,vea agency for Deer Lodge
county for the following Standard Goods:
7. I. Case Engines and Threshers, McCor-
mick Binders and Mowers, Empire Disc Har-
rows. Planet Jr. Cultivators and Seeders,
! Case Sulky and Walking Flows, Glidden
Rarb Wire. Solid Comfort and Economy
Plows, Strow bridge Sewers. Cooper's Sheep
Din. Schultz Wagons and the enulne Hoi-
~,inpsworth Hay Rakes. In addition he con-
| stautly keeps on hand a large and we'll
solacted stock of Harness and Saddles, Bale
| Ties. scrapers 3. Wheelbarrows, Grindstones,
and in fact everything usually kept by I'M
plement Houses. . -"
Ahont a dozen tough looking characters
were brough BIT in from Anaconda MONDAY
evening and lodged in Jail. 1t seems ten
toughs got into q rough ?" ..ess
down by Warm Springs ofeeA a. 1890
Saturday, " ere arrested '"Ae" 80,
Fitzpatrick and e'ght Sa;,
Justice Fitz patrick sentenced them SO 'ne',
tarms would expire on different dates and
th,s break no the gang. We hope the Ponce
Hr.o;stretes of Anaconda and Deer Lodge
-, aantence all such fellows to hard Labor
~ The County will not have to support
49,, $40 II does now if these fellows are
~. =, ,rork on the streets, or put at work 2,
anything where .ney went IN work out sen
pnnac' fhsv don't want to be recognized
f Psss y our ordinances, appoint your stree stree,
commissio ners and SET tnen. ~
men of the munlclpa' eose
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SUMMONS.

One Door South of O'Neilrs Hardware store.
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PERSONAL.

Ms. DR.. j. A. Nee left on Tuesday for q
visit to relatives in Lowry City, Mo.
Capt. John W. Plummer came in on yes.
terday's train from Granite Mountain.
G. G. Birdseye, Of Blackfoot, was in town
yesterday attending the funeral Of Girls
Meakin,
Mrs. Lou. p. Smith, Of Butte, spent a day
or two with her daughter, Mrs. James H.
Mills, this week.
Charles L. Bird, one of the guards at the
penitentiary, left Tuesday for q visit to Kan
sas City, Mo.
Mrs. W. T. Elliott, Of Dempsey Creek, is
visiting her relatives in North Freedom,
Sank Co., Wisconsin.
Frank E. Corbett, Esq, Clerk Of the
Second Judicial District Court, was in town
Monday aud returned to the Silver City.
Allan Bowie, son of DR.. Bowie, and his
successor in the drug business in Philips
burg, was a visitor in our town on Wednes-
day.
Col. W. F. Sanders came over last We'd
nesday morning to attend the hearing in the
j. x. Pardee case, but returned before the
case was called.
Mrs. Jno. Y. Batterton and Misses iona
and Sallie Batterton returned Monday from
a very pleasant three weeks visit with rela-
tives near Albany, Oregon.
Mr.. Edgar Richardson, formerly clerk in
City Drug Store, and lately with VIM.
Read, Anaconda, has taken a position in the
Schultz Pharmacy, in Butte.
The Bennett and Bielenberg company
parties returned from Big Blackfoot Satur-
day, having had a glorious time among the
allurements Of that happy land.
Capt. and Mrs. James II. Mills left on the
evening train for Columbus,
Ohio, the former as a Delegate from Montana
to the National Encampment. G. A. r.
Mr.. j. II. Durston, formerly Managing
Of the Syracuse, New York, Standard,
but now developing mines in the Homestake
~ D,,%%, ron1o ~, - -0non~- oo11
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DANCING GIRLS OF JAPAN.

One of the classes of Japanese women
that IN many ways is particularly interest
ing IL that of the gaisha girls. They are
the famous dancing girls of the land Of
the Shoguns, and anything more grace
ful than these bundles of bright colors is
not in civilization. They are mostly very
petite and generally young, sometimes
not more than 10 years old, yet they have
an air, dignity, certain solemn stateli-
ness, that seems q part of themselves,
and is heightened by their rich costumes.
They pose, they walk, they use their
fans, they ogle, they firt, they go
through all the first part of the national
dance, Chou Nugi, OF Chou Kira, in a
way and with grace that would bring
tears of envy to the eyes of court beau
ty OF many seasons.
Their clothes are always of the richest
stuffs, and the embroidery is often rare
and costly. They take great pride in
their obiis, or sashes, and frequently you
see little three foot morsel of dancing
femininity With an obi SO large that the
upper end of the bow appears above the
head with most comical effect. Between
these delicate, attractive little creatures
and the big, coarse, obese wrestlers,
there seems to exist a strange kind of ad-
miration. Every gaisha girl nearly, has
her favorite, and for him she works her
finest embroideries to grace him if he be
a victor or console him if be be defeated.
1t resembles the feeling of the feudal
maiden who worked her knights colors
and watched him bear them we'll and
bravely IN the merry joust.-Tokio Cor.
New York Tribune.
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Increase of Heart-Disease.

1t is an alarming fact which has been
brought to the attention of physicians
in this city in recent years that deaths
from heart-disease are six to one as
compared with what they were thirty
five years ago. Nowhere has it at
tracted more attention than at the
office of the city Board of Health.
deaths from heart-disease," says DIR.
Mcconnell, statistician to the board,
shave increased in number to start
ling extent of late years, and no
satisfactory reason can be assigned
for it except the general one that we
live faster than we did a quarter of a
century ago. In 1850 the proportion
Of death from heart disease to the total
number was l AZ per cent. In 1855 it
had increased to per cent, in 1866 it
was over 3 per cent, in 1874 it had
jumped to over per cent. 1t had in
creased more than another l per cent
in five years from that time, and last
year OSS6) it was 5.26 per cent
These percentages are 10 the total
mortality, which is the only true way
to reach them. 1t is quite a popular
notion that excessive use of tobacco is
the aggravating cause. That is quite
readily disproved by the fact that of
The total number of deaths from heart
disease in 1886 326 were women,
against 255 men. Of course women
10 not, as rule, use tobacco
Boston Herald.
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into the room unseen, unheard. and
exclaimed:
Great Heaven! The lady of the
picturem
'.And my dear wife," answered his
friend as he drew her tenderly to his
side.
Then the story you have told me is
-"
''Of ourselves, and every incident is
true. As learned upon the recovery
of my darling, she had called me at that
time | fancied l heard the telephone,
and her last recollection when in the
water was for help and from me.
"And you painted the picture?"
Eyes. 1t was indeed labor of and
inspired by love"
''One thing more. How do you ac-
count for the myterious summonings?"
81 attempt no explanation--am con-
:cnt to simply state the facts, with my
wife"
Whom you worship as the world
will the picture when they learn its
story"
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Beau Hickman's Secret.

"Speaking of clever things" said
Capt. Hassler of the Interior Depart
ment, who enjoys the reputation of
being one of the best story tellers in
public life, ''you all remember dear
old Beau Hickman, the notorious beat
of ante-bellum days2 l shall not soon
forget my first meeting with him. 1t
was in the early days of the war; One
da.y crowd of soldier boys, myself
among the number, stepped into the
rotunda of Wizards Hotel The first
person we met was Beau, faultlesly
dressed and serene, smiling as usual.
The boys gathered about him and be-
gan plying him with questions.
"'Tell US, Beau SAID one of the
youngsters, how you manage to live
without working
"'Ah! said Beau, drawing himself
up stillly, that's a secret, and l don't
tell my secrets without being paid for
them"
He paused for moment and
coolly counted us over and said:
There are just sixteen of you. If you
will chip in quarter apiece I'll tell
you.
I'm less than thirty seconds, sixteen
shining 25-cent pieces were laid in
Beau's hand. He satisfied himself that
the number was correct, and then,
sliding them deftly into his trousers
pocket, he faced about, and as he
stalked majestically away be added:
You wanted to know, gentleman, how
L live without working. Well this is
one way. Ia, tap
"And then as he disappeared in the
direction of the bar. the boys, with
one accord, shouted: Sold, by Jover"
Washington Letter to Neao York Her.
aid