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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-09

ST. pATRIcK's DAY IN sAvANsAu.-A
convention of several of tho Irish societies
was held on the LIST, to decide upon some
actlGn IN regard to the celebration Of ST.
the Tris,s lay LAY. ~ was finally agreed that
Giety and the Young Mems Father Mathav
y. a. b. Society should march la n hoJv tn
81. Patrick's Church on Monday. the i7tS
o. March, to hear a sermon, to be delivars "a
Tas r s,acess Paeriek: M NJ Sullivan, Esq,
authorized to take charge OF the So MH
p Of the line, adoption Of a route. &c
one aid from each of the above soeietiss
~ili report to him. We may here mention
5 Iia an Grafton will be delivered before the
3roesnn M society at the Theatre by W.
,"yson Mann, Esq, and should the Seyvi-
'es at st. Pstrickis Church cans1,Sn -
lime the above mentioned societies viii At.
end In q body. A banquet given viii he
" the Irish Union in the evening.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-09

mere is circulated in Europe, overy where, a.
pSmPnlet IN which every devise is employed
20 prevent EN- the assertion Of emigrants Of pref
ture of bright, pretty cottage on one naoS
surrounded with all appliances of comfort and
TASTE that distinguishes a New Englaudora
1 ZONE on the opposite page is picture of a
southern farmhouse and Negroes sbnntv
Fences are oVerthrown-there are no fowsgs
save those that smile simply because the ann
snlneS so brilliantly and rams fall SO softly.
giving force. Weeds and grass overrun the
GROUNDS ABOUT the wrecked, uncared- for south
efn homestead and the abiding place Of labor
well, says the Memphis IppeqL to have p f.Us
sonthetn publications distributed over I. Iropo
4; his YET there are no organized agencies for
LUIS purpose IN the South, and can be no per-
ton OF which We complain,
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NUMBER s..

Whence on the auspicious day 40 .I;..
Ewn election as Sovereign Pontiff sraae
~ $500 was announced to all nations Tn"
of the oitan '. .he OF clercs and ministers
s sofs OF the Roman College, to tIep , oreSt
uetriment OF youth, by men estran,ed oS
opposed to all religion, these are sx;, ~
tose molly Father, which our heats ms,
scribe. o"nnoC aoequateiy de-
E. We nope and trust, however, Most uolv
v;.ar, mat mat God has raised you to His
5..; 90 Chalr with especial purpose. and
ITe a1. your Holiness to vet rescns the
tbeiyy LILY lily ana the afflicted Church from
and the " otS. .n "a and to restore one
spiendonr. God grant that these Savs r %au
soon arrive. May the Virgin Immacnia.:S
" VINO pears this title as q ciaplet wovan 10,
buy ,nIanas, give car in this behalf to onr
rh nroS., prayer and those of the entire
Blessed Peter, Prince of the an ny tns
whose primary abides in thee, who. accord
lpg 70 Christ's promise, lives. governs a.
Ch9rch, confirms the brethren in tba ne
ana Ill IN thee infallibly teaches and points
iren Of this lana m1d Ma May the sainted chill
a ana Its other apostolic sons, hear orr natl,
aon, ABOVE oil the apostolic Patricls vEh"n,
;our predecessor Celestine sent to evanga-
ine 0ur fathers then sitting in dark ness and
.essi"n o aSS OF death. Through their iuter-
men, may God in his goodness grant Jus" !"
OUT holiness, and to the whole CbnrcS
peggy triumph and enduring peace.
~. tine, PROSTATE at your Holiueaa,a
ev., we again earnestly ask for ourselyea'
70 have founded, your Holness's ALOE ALOE
oiic Benediction.--On behalf of the reG
lie Union Of Ireland. Ao ea'n-
GRANARD, President.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-09
Address of the Catholic Union of 1re,and - ~.
Pope.

| o"i.o Onion OF ireland to this
Pope
OF the Rs TX The
Most Holy Father,-That which Wa 1opo
anu earnestly desired has at length. he
Uous gracious assistance, been put into
enect, namely, the uniting ourselves TO-
Sether, IN legal and peaceful manner. for
tne purpose OF upholdipg the rights of the
koman See and your Holiness, and for the
uelehce OF the Catholic religion against the
assaults of wicked and faithless men. 0nr
hrst thought, then, on coming toqetber. has
neen to cast ourselves at the feet of vonr
5;o. iness ana 70 lmplore that apostolic bene-
u'c!lon from which we hope both increased
strength to ourselves and favoprahIa |
progress and issue to the good FOL |
which we undertake. It ia n aonrra n
deep grief to us, Most Holy Father. to |
% peIolo the pest Of parents (as your
incessant a sorrom is) afflicted with
snares as well as from the open violence NJ
rebeilious children. These sad oHenSa
atntct us the more as the freedom Of the
apostolic Chair itself is assailed in the per.
SUI OF your Holiness, now confined within
your own palace, and the entire svstam ~
law, right, and justice is, by the counseis
OF wicked men, weakened and welI-Di0b
to ruin in the Christian caDitaI r.
sen' FOR what shall we say of that isWless
ano sacr1'egious invasion Of your Holiness's ,
OoSSSo All SbCaC6 which. DV Gods
wonderful Providence, has endured for so
many ages, ensuring the full freedom Of :
me Church and its Supreme Head. nav )
winch has justly been accounted uecesasrv :
% preserve this freedom entire and nnrss,
ralned. What shall we say of the seiInra
lnd armed occuRation of Rome iteelf. the =
by the blood Of the two Chief '
y the apostles and raised to be the capital
u the Christian name, and, indeed. OF the
World itself! What Of the Dissertation of so Z
many temples hallOwed by the memories
u the saints and objects of venration to the
yo1ld at large! What of the forcibie exnnI.
ion from their houses of SO MANY nuns and .
ehgIous men whose sanctity and ven =
raoie age were alike powerless to atav q
he cruelty, soften the hearts of The I,
Prosecutors of religion! What of tbsse h
elglous Of either eek who had devoted s
ne prime of their days to tbeinstrnc +
ION OF youth in piety and learning. and 8;
.uo' under the counterfeit name Of lib- -
rty, were driven from their cIass.roonos a
nd their private houses, and Compelled to =
leld up those abodes of virtue to secular e.
zen Tor women as it might bel, to the cor is
uptors OF youth, to Jews, and to other W
nemles OF the name of Christ! WHY recall SO
? mInd the seizure of the Apostolic palace al
the Q9irinal whence SO many PoutifTs "a
ING G2Ita TO govern the people Of God, and Il
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-09

Rev. Jas. McKenna, of Lurgan, Ireland, who
has been on visit to the South for sona
weeks, will leave us tomorrow for ST. I,onis
No. We are happy to state that the Rev. Fa.
1her Is much pleased with our beautiful South
Hano' and the generous and warm hearted re-
'ep'ion lie has met with on all sides from our
people We wish him success during the re-
nalnder OF his stay in this country and SAFE
TRIP back to the "old Country" which he ex-
poets to reach about the middle o. May.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-09

Morninu Star and Catholic nj essenuer
PUBLISHED wREKLY By
fae Ns1o Orleans Catholic Publication Oompenv. ot
Lafayette streets. 0IolF :. l'' ICY
The Directors of the Company are:
Most Rev. Archbishop N. j. PERcHE,
,, President.
Very Rev. G. RAYMOND,
Very Rev. c. MoYNIKAN.
Rev. T. j. KENNY.
Rev. T. J. SMITH, G. NJ.
Rev. II. GIEsEN, G. IS. z.
JOHN T. GIBBONS.
JOHN McCAFFREY. II
HENRY GRoEBEL, II
D. II. BUCKLEY.
All comMunicattoDsaret to be addressed to the II
Edltorsof1Ae Aosnsng Star and afhosicl II
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-09
"orninsstar and Catholic Messenoes

-, ne MoRNINa STAR has been startas
with tho approval Of the eccle.ia..;..
.dn;.. OF the Diocese, to supply an
~as'ea want in New Orleans, and 1
manly devoted to the interests Of ths
ea.noiio Church. 1t will not Interfere I'm
pon'ios except wherein they interior.
WIN cathohe rights, but will expoaa
in'qaity IN high places, without regard to
persons or parties. Next to the spiritna
rights Of all men, It will espeo;a,iv oh..
p'0n the temporal rights of tho poor.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-09

Publication omoe-No, 1sA c.rondelst .troet
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-09

Approval ef As Most Rec. A.sAsssaep
we approve Of the Aforesaid n,d..
taking, and commend it DO tba r.ts.M"
Of our Diocese. "Anones
~. NJ. ARCHBISHOP or Nav f,,r
December ~, 1851.
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FoEn.-1y o..Hs.. a.; By Nail. ss-Is &C.,.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-01

Persons living al Empire and there
about on the line Of thu. V. 4 Z. L. R..
are hereby notified that the accommoda-
tina trains will stop fo- Empire possSen-
gers only at the EMPIRE pneoT; and
viii I'"t stop TO receive or deliver passen-
gers at either the Mexican or Morgan
Mills Platforms. in o.hrr words, p S.
ergers from and icy Empire must get on
and of ..e ears at the Empire Depo;
when the regular trains stop there.
Il. NJ. YtRINGToS,
Gen. SUpt.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-01
UMPIRE aITY MINING CnMpt-I.

IL Location # " Is. Hot Spring nl%-lict,
bru-las, County. STATE q y yada. Principal
place II bu>in's -, Eupi- Guy. GrInsby c. N.Y.
STATE Of A.vrdz. N,TICE-1h 70 ar 4 In
gu III upon the following d, s,r.b,d sock III
account ii lit No, :. J, we'd On III, 9Th
day Of April lS'.!. the stv, raj amounts =,
opposite TIL nalu's Of tie resp, ciIVt sLar,-
holders a. follows:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-01

OySIcs-fn the County Buildings, oaysso
CARSON CITY, NDvADA,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-01
FREIGHT TRAINS
axe Warning I!

TTNHh y. q T. II. II COMFANf AXE
1 anxious to take due precaution against &C
idents and loss of life resulting from running
warming Parents and Guardians against the
i,ngers attending the too common practice Of
Children playing about their Cam and locomo-
lives. Those having in charge the business "f
The Company find it impossible to PERSUADE
Vows. Who frequent the termini and stopping
,lac.s Of the road from climbing upon the car,
md engines. and they will feel themselves
obliged to resort to more decided measures il
these annoyances an continued. Recent scci.
Tents. which are wholly ascribable to the care
le1sness Of persons jumping On and OF the cars
When in motion. sbslld - warming >nOuxh n
themselves. Il. II. YEnW0TON
00poantGnlo0t.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-01
JOHN C. FOX,
DR.. HEHLEYS
CELEBRATED
!XL BITTERS !!
4 Na~t Efficient and PieaSan Tcnir
Ts- hest Liver Regulator known
4 sure cure for Dyspepsia


yNNHESE BITTEES ARE PREPARED
1 from the most chpire aud Wholesome H. ribs
ami Fonts and hyt Civ. univ rrl sgti-fa"tiuu
VIII trird- TIL u-an';s IF dv$pt ptirs have
f,H'li li,t through their usc and physicians
= f'rn.nrrj tn TOR the cury. IF Il diseases If
IN. tl4l alI liver. and Irregularities o: the
il-,stIv- r-rn--
Ht. .dIche. tiIlinu-n-sS and Constipation,
-, neral Debility and Loss Of Appetite. all are
caused liz TIN. d,rrn- Ilent of rhr stomach.
Liver -Ett other fuu"tt"n.Ti,s of thu system.
TIL IXi BIttarS have b III successfully used
mi warranted To all vi4tr the SUI Ter in all
81, a3Iv'. t's-- :
I;s-=,. Physicians Certificates ATTACKED 20 each
BOTTLE
Eysry Family saoultl have II bottle
liz :i.c house. sold everywhere.
II. EPSTEIN =. CO.
Sle Proprietor.
No. SIS Front street san IIaIici-yo. Cal.
n..t-.inI
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-24
PENNSYLVANIA


SOUTH BETHLEHEM. June p
a large tannerv. belonging to b. J.
kantz, al B1rsvIiie, four miles from
here, urned las. hight. Less S21.e ~
insurance 81 900.
P0TT~vILLE. June -.
a disastrous tire = raging a: Glue--
ton. having originated in the torres:
along the line OF the PHILADELPHIA &
Reading Railroad. The hr. has been
in progress some DAYS and j. DESTROY
ing q vast amount OF timber on the
South Bear Ridge; but today il struck
with q terrific shot over the Maucuy
mountain. and fell on Gillertown,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES louSas teluuc.
IN. - the Hickory Coal Company,
AMI turning owe thirty families out
OF shelter. The fire spread with such
rapidi.v that the OCCUPANTS could not
save their furniture. The travel i,
stopped on the township roads. Ihe
breaker OF the Driper Collierv. an IN
mems structure, ) in ifnniueu; dan
-=r Of destruction. Men. women and
children are doing all in their power
10 stay the flames. Uli - ye: without
SUCCESS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-24
TIE Proposed Railroad Sale.

Negotiations looking 20 the trans
Ter Of the Interest OF Huntington and
Hopkins in the Central Pacific rail-
road TO Sharon. Reece and other CAPT
t~aiists, are still pending in san Fran
cisco. No mortal man on The outside,
perhaps, knows anything aboui the
sale. Gues>e, have b~en made tina:
the purchasers. i'm addition to assum-
ing the mountain OF Indebtedness
against the railroad, vii! De required
10 pay the vendors somewhere from
$4,000 900 to 100000. This Is mere
conjec, ure, however, and may no;
come within a full mile OF the marx.
A few millions more or less Is OF but
little consequence 10 the grea; money
kings who are figuring in this trans
action. Those who assume TO know
something OF the matter assert that
the chances are just abOu: equal for
and against the contamination of the
sale. Tue people OF California, aud
especially OF San Francisco, are
almost unanimous for the change.
They argue that il will effectuallv
squelch all Goat Island schemes, and
most probably leave the politics of
the state with the two great political
otherwise the railroad under the new
management will take little if any
stock in politics. This Is fair talk, but
we have but little faith in such asser-
;ions. The history OF al! railroads in
America proves beyond cavil the re-
verse Of this proposition. In what
manner or 10 what extent Nevada
would be effected By the proposed
change, i, is very difficult 10 tell.
California ha> been the main field 0:
operations with the old concern. The
company was mainly composed Of
Californians, and the mem uers seldom
declined TO participate in every politi-
cal contest that came up. They made
their influence felt in the selection If
pretty much all officers from Cous,a-
lie to United States Senator. on this
side il canno, be truthfuIly claimed.
We think, that they have ever inter
tered to any marked degree in
any Of our political contests. should
Sharon become one Of the managing
spirits Of the concern. this Crier Of
Things might POSSIBLY te & ne.
Sharon is a resident of Nevada. aut,
owns a larser estate, perhaps, than
any other half dozen men in il.
Naturally, therefore, he feels a deep
interest in everything which concerns
the Sarehrush Commonwealth. In
cas- then that the pending sale should
take place, is il not more than proba-
Tie that the railroad viii take a more
active part in our local polite, than
ever before: Backed Up bT the Viz
g!Iia and Truckee Railroad, the Cen
trial pacifc, and the Be.cher mine.
Sharon ought no, TO find much diff
Guilty in landing himself into the seat
now occupied b. Stewart on the floor
OF the Senate.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-24
IAGN0LIA LODGING HOUSE.
South Main Street, Eureka.

Nearly opposite the Courthouse.
THlS HOUSE HAS RECENTLY
q been thoroughly renovated and m,
IN perfect order Tor the reception of tran.
sent or permanent dodgers. The rooms
are al On the nrst nOor. Clean bedding
ana light aid airy rooms, we'll furnished
arr the recommendations OF this old
established lodging house. Terms in ac.
cordance with the times.
!tlItf MRS. DELLA ERNST.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-24

Is THE RING.-We learn on good
authority that Ey-.M mister belong
has written a letter to a friend, stating
that lie will te in tbs ring Tor United
States Senator from Nevada. The
burthen ot his ong will be that he
has been outraCeou>ly misused ~ the
Admins ration al Washington. He
expects by pursuing this course to
have about nine-tenths Of the whole
people Of this State TO rise up and
right his grievances. We hardly think
the thing will work. The dodge is
entirely too thin, and Charlie is alto
ge,her too small a man to make much
oil a martyr.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-24
Phoebe Items.
From The Reco-d OF lie sd

From 4 RECORD OF tiie I'D.
CLOVER NALLEY.-This Is an old
Mormon settlement, about % miles
from Pioche. There are some dozen
or more families in the valley, which
is we'll adapted 10 grazing and stock
raising. The valley is quite small, be-
ing only about three miles long, and
from one 10 three-quarters of a mile
wide. Deputy surveyor Henry made
a survey Of the entire land recently,
and from that gentleman we learn
these particulars. S~herwOOd's origi-
nal saw mills are ten miles beyond,
and the lumber from that mill is
brought through Clover valley to
Phoebe. The valley is we'll watered.
and has the advantage of a delightful
climate.
ACCIDENT TO THE RAILRoAD.-A
slight accident occurred yester day to
the engine Colonel Carter, on the
Ssvada Central Railrca3. The via
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-24

II a murder case tried in an Irish
court, there Was abundant testimony
that the crime was committed in
bright moonlight. The counsel for
the prisoner, toward the end OF the
ease, passed around among the jury
an almanac BY which it appeared ,hat
there was no moon on the night OF the
night OF tie murder. The prisoner
was acquitted at onc After the trial,
his counsel ent in a bill, Of which
one item was, To printing almanac
without moon. ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-24
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

DlpNFFR cons ,IiuAlED MINING
/ Company ocar.o- If rrinciral
9.H~ # business. san francisco, Cal::or-
cIe. Location ~ wo *. Eureka, Eureka
Co-ztv. STATE ii N-yaoa.
No,ic- i herauy given, that at a meet.
NJ 0fta' ~li--c'o-s. ha!G on the 18Th dav
.: Juno, -, o. ASSESSMENT NO. l.. 81
ian cents per share Vas levied upon the
capita >tr-E o: tH@ cnT;oration, pavablc
Immediately II In!:ru states gold coin.
70 --. c-~tarv. at The Office ofrha con-.
paoT, Room 3 Hay warts Tu lding, No.
4+ "l.c-n!a street, san Francisco, Cali.
:O-c:a.
AM sock ron which this assessment
s7f4. remain unpaid on the 25th Day f
July. 1873. VIII b. delinquent anu a.
E"Tt!>-l Tor >ala at pubic auction, AID,
unless payment = made before. vii. q
odd on Wednesday. the 18th Day of
t"gus'. 1873 10 p~Y the d~clinquen, as
>Nssh rnt, together with costs 0; adve-tis-
.ns Il cZp-ns-S OF SAL.
CHh~. :. NEAL, SECRETARY.
Once Room = Haywa-u's IUi!alnr. No.
itt California street, a Francisco. CALI
.c-Eia. H.!
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-24

An Ohio paper publishes r gushing
love diitv beginning Emma Mine
Emma Mine ., The verses are army
nous, hut we'll guess General
Schenck as the author. 81 a venture.
although he j both old and ugly
c01rIr-.j1urylzL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-24

THE average duration Of govern
ments in France. since the execution
Of Louis XVI. has been eight years.
There have been ten revolutions and
changes of rulers and form in the
conduct of affairs since that cruel
blunder was committed in January.
1873. It is not at all probable that the
present Republic will attain 20 the
average Of eizh. -esrs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-24
Piii.W COAST Di>H4TC.:E,>
FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco. Jnne y.
\ report !, current tina. l.. J. Win
shin, Jr.. Assistant Engineer IN the
steamer >.ubrirk, ua> committed >u!-
eide. tie wrote = letter - 4 lager
beer wai.Hr girl saving he INTENDED
T. h!.I himself. and a not ben
seen >rce. \ PORTION OF his clothing
Vas iound Oh Broadway wharf.
covered Mn blood. H> friends.
however, believe il is only a US 10
max liz VIE teiIeve he has commit
;eI suicide.
a boy. hive wears OF age, the son If
JO4n t. Olson, was drowned at
COWelIs wharf. bv falling through u
man-traD. INFO the bav.
IL i stated That sOlne oi the Irish
; c!etie> III this Ky viii uo: uni III
the celebration OF the fourth OF July.
ON account q what was SAID in one ri
The committee meeting, about carry
ln- The stars and stripe, exclusively.
4 effect OF the recent persistent
raids on the Chinese resulted in clos
IN nearly all the houses OF Chi e>e
prostitution in their quarter III th-
city.
II IS reported that Rockwell. Cove
u 90. 4 Wel!-known hardware U.Iu.
nIFt gone INFO BANKRUPTCY.
The came Arcon sailed for Central
America today. wiki a cargo OF flour
al!G other produce valued at S25 go.
she ha- been nearly rebuilt, and will
ply bet~e~n Panama and other Cen
tral American ports in the service OF
the Pacific Mail Company.
The Taxpayers Committee are busy
win the municipal and legislative
tickets, and are expected to name the
Candidates selected III . .ew days.
SACRAMENTO, June p.
Dennis Mccarthy died suddenly
this morning.
Los ANGELES, June y.
The Atlanti: and Pacific Railroad
Company have force OF Sumt twenty
men at work grading Uledad CANYON.
II is believed they viii hold the right
of-way through the pass over The
survey and Location Of the Southern
Pacific Railroad.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-24
TIE Lawrence, Kansas,

THE Lawrence, Kansas, Standard
wants a peoples convention in that
State "to make nominations of the
best men in the State, and all the
bribery and v~illany that the party
leaders are master OF cannot defeat.
The Standard adds: The politicians
in this country are the most yillainous
that ever cursed any country, and we
want to bring them squareiy aud
openly before the people. Then we
can defeat them"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-24
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

PARIS. June -.
The Union published a rl,nor from
Berlin hat Emperor William j., III.
capable fur further dutv. and that the
Crown Prince. Frederick William.
viii soon Je DruclsIued regent.
4 municiral election in >tra-bon-c
resulted in the triumph OF the Ain
German candidates.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-24

came ~, OF the cross-head the piston
then became loose ana u through
the cylinder. knocking Iui both
heads. This will prevent the put
tn- on OF the passenger train for a
few DAYS. In the meantime ore ears
will run a. usual.