Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1891, Page 7

LOUISIANA DEMOCRATS. ~ . Antl-Lottory Delegaic: Select a State EF Every ono who wants tohirehelp or find | ™* Syectotiars eee Proceedings. Seitustion, vuy or sell real estate, ict oz hire] The two bodies which met st Baton Rouge on houses or rooms, find work or werkers, borrow | Wednesday. each claiming to roprescat the de- er lead money, or offer or ant moeraey of Louisiana, cpntinged in session ~ kind, chouid consult the columns oi ee ~ Gorete Whey constitain a poriect (Sis | favoring the granting of a license to the Louiai- @irectory of the minor needs ft | of for this community, and exch new « therein is as woll worth department of the paper. ciry AND DISTRIC?. ins of any we STAR | lottery democratic state ticket isas For goversor, Murphy J. Foster; it governor, Charles Pvrlange: secre. , treasurer, & Moot Court in Which the the Witnesses Distine tof education, A. D. d. Thomas 5. . but be declined was called to mittee onc mots report. The roll six perishes enth and ro had been grent Orleans, but the from there fraukly sid that they furnish pros! elore the cous seated, except jemen seated. ited and elected e democracy of the sta bs chairman; MeGlendon . V. Grosjcans of Gadde, und Awbrose smith of i ROH. MeCletlund of he ireenville y rted to the chair end ce, saying he was hairman of the d_ aliens nery of t Wilkinson was ech of accept e been selecter ¢ convention. He sustained expec m as the democ Odjectic ‘ore the people on he people to de F convention of the party. ut the decision of the peo taind what you have been | ple attacked the lottery and and Mr. Pusha Oth: the pension oilice got trying to reside at both Sen Fr Famento at the seme time, kr either place. The prosecuting attorney, Mr. Fuller of the | partment of Agriculture, then addressed the et cooler in the corucr as telligent men as J se them to find the verd they thougit w: t style. Then followed, upon request, Mr. Drew's rt methods and court reporting, able conelusion to the evening's entertainment. Something of the same nature will be produced next Wednesday evening. His mention of who had led the # ceived with wild applause, aud the speaker s sarcastic iasinuation against the state supreme court was likewtse c neisco and Sac- wring nothing of | ntion did noth ‘point committees on credentjais and organization and adjourned unul WHAT TRE FIGHT 18 ABOUT. f Inthe demoeratic primary for delegates to ana democratic convention there were two tickets, one favoring the nomination of Judge S. D. MeE and the adoption of damendments to the © the to: amenument: ket favoring T as of the ance for governor and opposed to fhe tion of the lottery amendments. ‘This side w: kuown as the Adims anti-lottery combine tion janelle TO SAVE THE TREES. ‘The Annual Meeting of the American For- estzy Associntion to Be Held Here. ‘The Am Association will hold its tenth annual meeting in this city beginning ‘Tuesday,the 20th inst..and continuing two days. The mo ons will be devoted to busi- ness and held at the Department of Agricuiture. Tho afternoon sessions, to which the public is invited, will be held in the lecture hall of the National Museum. At the after- noon session of the first day the executive ittee on the establishment of national and addresses are expected from the Seeretary ior, the commissioner of the gen- ceand a number of Senators and ing day @ me- ject will be presented to the at the public session papers to the forestry question will be pre- by Gilforé Pinchot of New York, J. D. wachusetts, Presic x of Corneil University and B. E.Fernow of the Department of Agri ¥e commitiee ha the Adams anti-lottery combit niested delegaids, ree concerning the and yesterday exc \ convention of its ow te, belonging to the iliowed them to meet mm buse, Wille the lottery men assem- e's Hall — a #uOM CHILE. Prelimins nded to ‘The gove Denial of a Sensational Keport From Val- paraiso—What is Said on the Baltimore. The U.S. S. Baltimore will leave Calmo for Son Francis 2 d are unre- ed in m of indignation over raiso, and express the hope that Congress wili support the President in his demand for proper reparation. ‘The tone of issued on ad- gated nual meet ti ce, | its Washington | egular sessions | try ms to be that the reia’ the two countries are so strained that Chil must retract or else a conflict'is inevitabie. is thought that Chile intends to stana by Min- division ‘of the Depa worked up the necessary data for ti recom: | mendation to the President of the’ United | Staies of public forest reservations, to be set aside under the Igw of March % 189), which | seat from Valparaiso yesi@rday regarding @ authorizes the President to make withdrawals | pian to burn the American legation, wherevy of public lands for forestry purposes. Upon|a preiexi would be given tor mobbing the the return of the President to the city aspecial | buildings and seizing the refugees. ‘The story committee, in conjunction with the forestry | was started by the aduerents of Balmaced: committee from the American Association wuo also bave set afloat a rumor that Prezident the Advancement of Science, waited upon the | Montt would be killed on December 25, the President with » memorial,’transmitting. the | date of his inanguratio data regarding the proposed forest reservations. jens pore Ke Your commitiee is gretiled not oniy tore. Revolt Renewed in Brazil. port the President's assuance that he would | Advices received from thestate of Rig Grande give the a — be a “oye which | do Sol confirm the reports of a renewal of the rmits these reservations,but also the prompt . i s Ection of the Soeretary of the Interior, rough | [ovOlt there, Tt is now said that the new revo- the commissioner of the land office, in deteil- | (ortions wav ae Seas. “Gapeciad = Wea? ing agents to investigate and_ report upon the | Duiltary chiefs ave eugaged in the strile demriblenets of the proposed reservation z — de temporary withdrawal, pending the decision of “ — inal reset vation, of several tracts bas also been ith oe ee eee “a ordered, and your committeeis in constant and | | A” Old man named Jack Smith quarrele friendiy relation with the commissioner of the | With Wright Poland at Buckherne, La., re- ‘ cently. To get revenge Smith and his three general land offi matters to an issu; sons and four other meh rode to Poland's further recommendations for forest reserva- | house i the night time, summoned Poland and tions, to be submitted to the President by the | his wife to the door’ and «hot them dead. Smith, one of his sons ad three other men aesociation at the coming annual meeting.” have been arrested. thot Chileans are trying to enlist men for their fleet. ahere is no truth in the sensational report proposed to prepare ‘The president of the association is William Alvord of San Francisco, Cal. The list of v presidents represents nearly all the states and territories. The et ~ Dr. Henry P easurer; Dr. N. H. Egieston, Department of Agriculture, record- ing secretary, sud Edward A. Bowers, Washing- ton, D. C., corresp secretary. The ex- ecutive committee consists of Kk E. Fer ehsirman; H. B. Aye-s, Charles C. Binne E.'T. Ensign, Hon. Warren Hizley and Heary E Peliew, with the ofi-ors of the association. a0 Methods of New York Burglars. Burglars entered the bric-a-brae store of “Baumgarten & Sons, No. 323 5th avenue, New York, on Wednesday morning and stole be- tween $10,000 and $12,000 worth of silks and ratins. ‘The goods were taken away in a wagon belonging to the firm, which the thieves stole from the stable, which adjoins the store. ‘the police are completely at rea in the matter. i oo Thought ac First It Was the“Kipper’s” Work A shoemaker named Muer, living in the Whitechopel district of London, Wednesday night murdered his mistress by horribly ent- ting her with a sharp knife. Sensational news- pors made it another —“Jack-ihe-Ripper™ murder there was great excitement in the district autil the truth was known, pu Shas FS alon Y SO | Report of Mrs. Cleveland's IM Healt Denied, | Ex-Postmaster General Dickinson, who h | been visiting the Clevelands at Lakewood, | denies most emphatically the stories of Mrs. or | Cleveland's poor health which have been float- i the newspapers of late. “These tely untrue,” said Mr. Diekin- seen the ex-President and his Mrs. Cleveland is not in the least wan aggard and emaciated, as has been re- ed. On the contrary, she has every ay being in good health. ‘The baby is Ithy, intelligent looking a young 26 would wisi to see and the whole stoms in the best of health,” Extra Charges Bey. ‘To the Editor of The Even: Isthere any relief to the citizens of the Dis- trict north of Florida avenue in the following particular: We are chargedextra for the de- Livery of express packages and telegrams, for the use of cabs and hacks, because, as it is said, we are beyond the ‘city limits. Is not the phrase city limits fiction, wince the ¢ efnment ceased under Mayor Lowe should we be treated differer in Georgetown, who ar fess and telegraph oti companies to take prey ities for offices which they “City Limits.” tar pending calamity, becanse every tim charges are exacted we all feel that wo by these monopolies out of so much m Howard University, Dee. 15, "v1. —_——— j | ‘The Irish-American Union. | lad family The annual reunion of the Irish-American sos Union last night was the occasion of a must eg- |, Grew Tired of Sehweinfarth’s Heaven. foyable gathering. Among the imyited guests ‘bweinturth of Koekford, HL, has decided were D. A. Walsh of Paterson, Nid., Mesera | that he does not care to go to law with James Burke eed Harring of Cincinnati, Patvick | Osiivie, the Alpena, Mich., man who gave O'Rourke of Latavia, Thos. O'Dowd of Now| $2100 when he became an inmate of the Wisk, Joka 2. Minanigne, Lice Niles ohial at Rockford, and tho now wants Fs iden John Mahony, S Seatecsint ey back. State’s Attorney Works and end J. Driscoll. The president, Thomas | id in bi pres: result being that a mortgage has been placed ee at ee mre eg ed od opener tae gy Fey lust year bas been one that evere Irishman in | P this city can feci proud of and he bricily re- viewed the proceedings of this active orgauica- tion for the year. After he had welcomed the guests Mr. Andrew Gleeson was introduced Qnd made an address. Capt. Kelly, Patrick Moore. Jobe J. Flanigan, Jona Connell, Thos. O'Dowd and Jumes Burke all made short ad. dresses. Songs and recitations followed, those gontribating to this part of the exercincs being " Mr. Josoph H. Manley, politicinns in John _Mabony Distehell Drise, Fiecerail D. A. Walsn, Thon Philbin’ | ment whaleverim reference to Capt. Colbert, ning, Licut. Nelligan, —- Bergt dJobuston and Micizel Scanton, Wig | Gem, New Presides ball wos {retetally decorated with Insh and | Gen, John C. New, the American thas motto “God Save Ire- | generat in London, presided “at the Hand” entwined with shamrock was spread on | Languet of the Association of Foreign Conagle bw Folie, Tone, Samat Rennc* | the Whitehall rooms, London, lest, eit . ‘Pawel, Allen, Larkin and O'icion, | The members of the London corporation other prominent persons were among Mitehell, Chas. 3. Parnell and Dr. Patrick Cronin. wi. Gen. New proposed toasts to tegen gamngEl-ie ictoria and to the sovereigns and. An Excursion Wrecked 0 Coney Island, | of the nations of the world. ‘The steamer Havana,with an cxeursion party on board, was ruz into and jim favor of Choynski at oddls of about 3 Woods | it} nown fact at Callao bthiriy-fouria round. ‘The American Federation of Labor Denounces: the District's Disfrenchised Candition, ‘The convention of the American Federation of Labor at Birmingham, Ala., yesterday turned its attention to the matter of suffrage in the The anti-lotfery men nominated | District of Columbia and adopted the following | Butler, journed. . The faction | resolutions: “Whereas the right of local self-government ‘ive yearssimply | was unjustly trken from the citizens of the United States residing in the District of Colam- bia about eightcen years ago and a government forced upon them without their consent, which is controlled by corporations, reat estate rings and millionaire residents, and ik which the masses of the people have neither voice nor in- fluence; and, Whereas, organized Inbor in the District of Coiumbi: tioned Congress fur a redross of th caby the re-establishment of n form ‘of government under the jas adopted: the action of the Chi aking into two lawful and pexceful r people of that city on Land 12, lation of every prinei: if nd arresting was in nd justice, the moms Lor, in conve bled, denoance action as being dangerous, vot alon g people, but to all cissse 6 8 ie people's authority and the substitution of lyf eign to tie ¥) irtt of Avote of dent Gomp mously pars nion men on publ ferred xctior propositi the lockout Knights of Lator ing 4 eulorce the eight-hour lav lelegates were entertain by the iveal unio Kittes occupica naiter nquet aban! will go on an excursion arou: ¢ than the Californian, but nthe latter's ing the local favorite n tod Chi patrick, N and Woods’ were let the pools get rnski's seconds nts cutered the secon Woods Wp in the eecon ict Choynski f ther doing mueh hitt nd was a repetition oi the second, Che ag Woods bi few blows were arth Choyusici decided advaniage, thongh he by slipping. Choynski countere times on +0 DEATH OF DANIEL HAND. He Gave Over a Million Dollars to Educate Colored People. Daniel Hand, a philanthropist, whose princely gift to the American Missionary Association for the education of the colored people in the southern sintes was the talk of the country a few years ago, died yesterday in Guilford, Conn., his birthplace, of old age. He was ninety years of age last July. Mr. Hand's eureer had been a very remirkable one. In 1818 he went to Savannah and enguged in busi- ness, becoming one of the wealthiest merchants of the place. Just after thé war opened be was arrested in New Orleans as a “Li spy. On his release he narrowly escaped lynching in Aagusta and had to be placed in jail for safety. oe CANADA'S ULTIMATE DESTINY. It is, in Mr. Carnegic’s Opinion, to Unite wv bh the © led Fintes. John Patterson, an enterprising Hamilton, Ontario, wrote to Andrew Ca the great American iron and steel manufac turer, regarding the establishfaeat of an iron industry and smelting works there, aud re- ceived the follawing reply under date of New York: “Your favor received. When the foreign colony of Canada recognizes its destiny and beeomes a part of the American Union it will be time enough to consider the investment of capital theré by Ameri This natural union of the English-speaking people on the American continent would double the value of everything in Canada, including the men of Canada, in the opinion of ours, very truly, “AxpREw CaunzorE.” see Half-Breeds Are Not Indians, Great excitement was created at Pierre, 8.D., yesterdry by alvices from Washington to the Pierre land oflice that the assistant attorney general nd decided that Jano Waldron, a hali- blood Indian woman, was born a n of the tes, und that her claim that se is an indian by virtue of being born of an Indian she rbe pernaitted to draw rations and an- nuitics or recvive lands in severaity. ‘These Uuli-bloods like Mrs. Waldron have “oceupicd all of the choivest and most valuable tracts om the lately ceded Sioux lands, some of which, lying opposite Pierre, have already advanced many thowteands of doliars in value. The land office has been flooded by applications from whites to coutest these claims of the hull-brocds taken under the severally act. At least €1,U00,- 000 is invoived. ge Altornative Offered Telegraphers. ‘izen of neg It was learned from an officer of the Order of Railway Telegraphers last night that the C. and N. W. system has issued a general order that its operators must abandon the order or gait the company's service. ‘The oficers said turtu Lave had several conferences, the night at Augusta, denied that he told certain would probably ensue. pain Leensgeeicit eth REY Death of a Noted Army Nurse. Tulis Averill Griftin, who was a noted nurse during the late war, died at Niagara Falls on | Cullora, | Dolph! Joseph | Dubois, Pred r¥eites, Chas, N., ! rye, Wm. ¥ Senators, Aldrich, Nelson W., Rhode Island, 1898 Ist. n.w. ‘Allen, John B, Washington, Bet. Allison, Wim. ave. g ewacny Fra yor Virginia, 144 B st. ne. Bate, Willinm B., Barbour, Joba ‘Matthew C., South Carolina, 1434 N st. dames H., Ai itn, barn, J. C.'8., Kentucky, Blodgott. Rufus, New Jersey. Price, Calvin 8., Qhio, Arlington. Y, Lyman R., N.D., Cliffbcrn, Columbiaroad Call, Wi ‘inson, Mlorida, 1312 19th st, Cameron, J. D.; Panusylyania, 21 Carey. Jct, Wyoming, Artin Sneegtacta Cariije, J. G., Kentucky, 1426 K at. Chandler, W. E., New Hampshire1421 I stm Chilton, Horace, Texas, Met itan. Cockrell, F. M., Missouri, 1518 B st. now. Coke, Richard, Texas, 420 6th st. now. Colyutt, Alfred H., Georgia, 228 N. J. ave. ae. helby M., Illinois, 1418 Mass. ave. Dani hn W., Virginia, 1700 19th et L vman'K., Minnesota, 1428 Mass. ave, awer, Hieury L., Mass, 1454 R. 1 ave. Dixon, Nathen P., Rhode Island, the Arno. Oregon, 8 Lafayette square, idaho, 1350 13th. Faulkner, Chas J., Wost Virgix a, 17 faine, Hamilton. mber | A reso- | shili and his be- | Wo order would be disobeyed and 4 strike w Hampshire, 1 B st, ippi, 1008 P st. a3 RL ave, 1061 RK. L ave. th st. kota, 091 K st. » Tennessee, 13 ist st. n.e. Conneet 2000 T st. seh Conrcetic RE, ‘Orville Hi. 100 B st. 0 Ari na, Wormle yi Kot Tdcho, Arlington. tward I nm. dames F utt, b. U., Colorado, 1 1 Conn. ave. Representatives. litan, t Capitol st. ey hoover, F . b., North Caroiina, y, W. H.. 8. C., Wormiey’s, chinridge, G. R., Ark., 218 N. ckinridge, W. C.'P., Kentacks ickner, G Broderick, Brookshire, E Brosias, M., Brown, J. B., 3 rh. Bullock, Bunting, 5. rth Carolina, Metropolitan, H auc, Missouri, L., llinois, 17¢ ‘ina, 1018 19th. ington, 3 12th st. Chapin, AL Chipms 8, 221 Ist st. nc. ; labama, Metropolitan. Cobb, 8. W., Missouri, Willara’s, oburn, F. &., Wisconsin, 52 B st. ne. Coggewell, Win:, Massachusetts, 124 L st. Compton, Barnes, Maryland, 825 Vt. ave. Coolidge, F. 8., Massachusetts, Riggs. Cooibs, W. J., New York, Adtington. Cooper, G. W., Indiana, 211 N. J! ave. Covert J..Wis New Yor, Con Cox, N.N., 1 Crain, W, H., Te: Crawiord, W. inna ave. andall, 156th st. nw, Georgia, Metropohtan. Mas “8 ., Texas, Metropolitan, J., New York, 1312 I st. « is, 3 New Cochran, Burke, New York, Willard’s, Daizell, Juo., Pennsylvania, 1207 Conn. ave: Daniell, W F., New Hampshire, Rigg. Davis, John, Kansas, 215 A stone, DeArmond, D. A. DeForest, R. E,, Connecticnt, 315 1st st-s.e. Dickerson, W. W. Dingley, Dixon, W. W., Montana, Elsmere, Doan, 'R. E., Ohio, Fredonia, Dockery, A’'M., Missonri, Witlard’s, Doliver, J. B., Towa, Hamilton, Donovan, D. D., Ohio, 637 Mass. ave. Dungan, £2 Obio, 911 N. C. ave, Danpby, E. J., New York, Arii Durvorow, A. C., jr, Missouri, 1825 @ st Fdwuuds, P. C., Virginia, Metropolitan. Liott, Wim, South Carolina, Met is, W. 1, Heutucky, Arno. English, T.'D., New . Ebbitt. Enloe, B. A.. Tennessee, 507 6th nw. Enochs, W. E EB fend Hitt, RR, K «t. , Sherman, Massachusetts, 919 I st pit W. 8., Indiana, Hamilton. Hooker, ©. E., Mississippi, National. cone ao, lhe ‘Riggs. Hopkins, A. J., Hlinois. ; Fook, J. C., Tennessee, Dunbarton, Houk, G. W., Obio, Eismere, Huff, G. F., rivania, 1502 20th st. Hull, J. A... Towa, 1744'K at. Johnson, M. N., North Dakota, 123 Md. ave. n.e. Johnson, T, L., Ohio, 926 15th st. n.) ae. Pay boys em — chnstope, Geo., South Caroliua, Metropolitan. Jones, W. A., Virginia, Metropolitan. Jolly, J. Lx, South Dakota, 58 B n,e. Joseph, A.,’New Mexico. Kim, 0. M!, Lee vs,'G. F. Peansyitani., 45 Del. ave. ne. Kyle, 0. C., Mississippi, 18,6 P st. Lagan, 2. D., National. Edw'd, Minois, Metropol! an. Lanham, 8 W. T., Texas, Liiteo. tapkam, Ovear, Nbode Islaud, Arlington, J. W., 512 Mist. nw. Liusetts, 1722 I st. , 313 Indiana ave. , Ariiugion, 2:0 ist st me sho: cham. ex, Congressional. L., Muine, Texas, Wail “ Ant. ne. , Okie, Dupont cirele. i, Toancssec , Ebbite 310.1 , lilinois, s HUIL, Vt Lettopc snoyivamia, +4 Metropo' jew York, 4: X - T., Maxeachuse me, W. A., Pe J. Cu. Missouri, lor, Abuer, Lilinois, Arno. yA. A, Tennessee. jor, E. BY Ohio, Elsmere. J. D.; Ohio. co 1721 K st. € » Arkinsas, Metropol Tillman, G.D., 8.0, 126thee wae Townsend, H.,'Colorady, 915 E nt. raeey, Chas, New York, Arli ‘ucker, H. St G., Virgin Turner, H. G., Georgia, iti Alabama, Metropoliten. New York, st. James, Fost 3.9 » New York. vaiker, J. H., Massachusutts, Shoreh: Warner, J. D.. New York, Metropolitan’ Warwick, J. G., Ginio, Riges. ‘Yenn., 1:06 Sunderland place. 120 4h st. se. 206 Lst rt. Hlichigun, 4 Ci » Alaa 7 Weer, J 21. New ot Villiams, A. HA, N. C., 1919 G st. now. Williams, J.B, Minos, 211 North Caplio! at. Williams, G. ¥:. Massachusetts, Albany. Wise. Goo. D., Virginia, 1715 H st. nw. oe gts! Mfnois, 13 ist st. ne. “ ox, W. F., Connectic ressional. Witon, 3. H, Kentucky. ee + Washington, 18 Grant place. - C., Missduri, National. . pitol., a er Beye. grees: cme co Pre amypehuls AUCTION TOMORKOW — City oat Omen, UBER NINETEENTH —— &O0., UGS, WALATT NT PARLOR SUITES DN | Pork oo ARE, STOVES, ALso, TWELVE octocy. 1 MAS DOWLING & SUN. ce Areet Bort! went. rs 1. One-tbimt ena, of whi: . DUSCANSON ATCLIFFE, DARE & 0O., AUCTION! R FFE, DARE & 00., A UCTION PEREMPTORY SALE LOOM. eek 2 Mb BEING No. 206 EB STKERT NONI N- EIGHTEENTH, 180 + We Wall sell in front hectatie ie | TRUSTER’ Sale yas tare ae | rented sound atal OF NEW six. iH CONCRETE Cry OR Wasktl Supreme Coer of Dav, DECEMB Seber eae UB LOT 25, IX QUAI Fronting 10 ice: on Eationt, whe 1, Towed by anew aix-rusa Louse Wi ‘This sale presents an. es spi St 00 fect SATUR tO, wew Libr, FTURE, CARPETS, rem the cenier of the etty.. udan eas and thereatt r for | 2M AcU:aUTAmC® OF g xf Will be token with mterest, oral oi the purcuaser ane may be Paid 1] HONSS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers, AAUE oF Tpuanue uxnerrov: MAS DOWLING & BOX, Te the. ae, AUCTION OF EASON SYR TWENTY-FIBS: TEN OCLOCK AB £ coart pamed on the “AUCTION, AUCTION.” WAM. 3 AND 720 PM, SILVER WAKE, BRONZES AND BANQUET 3, anda tine tine of 1 CELEBLATED ROG: RS’ FOLKS, SPOUNS, Aud many other useful presents for the Loldays. At cur sales room, corner 10th st. and Pa. ave. now., | By order of the Taunton Silver Piste Coe: WALTES B. WILLIAMS & rurutn pars. ng 1m the Da ALSO” PT SECOND-L.AnD CLOTHING, a18-2t TAEMEe & Shuad, avec cne: jolt tm LER ULF Pes OF ie Seg. che or 2he hand records eo. th LATE & stoan, atts 1K E HOLT FOR TAP, UTIFUL GooDs, COMPRISING Ree x ty-three det aud three uckes whe o: std aveRne andy th z Joust eu (13) tee! Abd friuediately thereaiter, by virtue of a certain er deca ot tust iearme the same date and duly corded uti Liber NO. 2iti, at tuo JUS et sq. Of the pon the wrcten nquest of seeped We Wal cficr sor male “n the pretis.s, 3m the saune me Mugniler of eat fo" nthnuberad. f aeone, Tend records ateres the party thereby’ sec dl. AT TERRE O'CLOCK ¥ yore and premises 5 deaiers tius ofers a first-class c= MNON BEHREN oo} *. PEICE OF THE GRORGETOWN Gas ie he ok ee, water 14 1. — ropes Se Ga STEERS! OF DESIRABLE ON N pTRELL eT We av Seer tor eat as ‘ =; er ceagef tn eteraner sae | fon‘ $0 au ot prey EMSeimn coi no office