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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20

veto power and to naturalization, and ID regard 70 hn
passage By Congress Of private ana local D'hsi anu o
TO prevent Government aid to private corpolhiohS.
Mr.. Beach wants some public buildings III NJ ulsI T..
and some harb0r improvements, but he Is uEctl'"ttu
whether not lie will introduce ANY Dilla on these td"
ject. His first experience. when Is entered 9 h-acS
years ago, In attempting 10 secure the hcIDh VI
in tho River ana irbOr bill, has maze MN hol
careful on such matters 1He owners o come uIA ~
a creek near HayrTstraw sent him petition 10y
Government aid IN drCdsi the creek lie pIeschtu
the petition to the House and asked Tor an IplIoPli
ton and the matter referred 70 tne River IN, ni
Harbor Committee. In due time Mr. Bedcb was u
before the Committee to explain the necessity luI S"
an appropriation. lie grew eloquent IL.
telling Of tho importance OF TINS creek 10
the commerce of New-York. The chairman OF the com
mttce looked large map, but he could nhu no IhCc
OF Sucha crceh The members searched thcT alIascs
with no better results just AZ This critical moment Ior
Mr.. Beach, Abraham :. Hewitt, WAC was from he'l
HaVerstraw entered tho room. On hearing Tue htLc
OF the creek mentioned he volunteered To give any III
formation necessary ,,, l..
II know that creek WELL" he
said: "When a small boy, used to wade across II
every dag OF my life" That settled the matter ana hr
Beach withdrew without pressing further me heeu OF
such an appropriation. However. the Uhlteu otatea
Engineers afeTwaTd surveyed the creek ahu TeloTLeu
in favor of $4,000 appropriation for IT, Dut mas hot
yet been made. - , .-,...
Senator Evarts has introduced bill for the purchase
of the Old Produce Exchange builduS at price not 10
exceed $3.50, 900, for use n an army binding . -
1t will take at least another letter 10 zen OF Wy
numerous other measures prepared by Ne"-iOiA
members.
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DEnoLIsaiYG AN OLD HosrELRr.

The old hostery at observation-disclosures. and
Fourth-ave long known the Bulls Head HOTEL
VIII is being torn down. Is OF tho old land
marks Of this section Of the city, II was built in 1866
by the firm Of Alton, Butcher Il Moore as general
stopping place for the cattle dealers OF the West who
to this city sell their stock. large stockyard
fenced of the hotel and. the cattle we're
liberated from the cars at Manhattanve. they were
driven into this until taken to the saughtcrhOuse
But in driving the cattle through the streets from the
stcck-yard to the slaughter.hOuse many accidents
CURED. which aroused Indignation and the people
living there declared the yard To be public nuisance
The Board of Health took the matter ~ hand and after
considerable trouble and opposition from the cattemen
they succeeded IN having the yard removed. The lud
son River Railroad Company then stakcd out the sent
sockyards at West Sixeth-st. aud leased them TO the
Union stock Yards Company Tue Bulls Head Hotel,
being dependent chiefly for Its support the patron
age OF the cattemen soou after began TO decline. In
few months deserted by all OF Its former gnests
and within year IL closed to the pubic. few
years ago the adjoining streets cut through and
during the heavy blasting the foundations were III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
DEPARTMENTS OUT OF MONEY.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 Special. Already the
heads of executive departments find themselves embar-
raised Of the Inadequate appropriation Tor the
public service by the last Congress In the House to-
day Mr. Tucker of Virginia presented All urgent request
from the Attorney General for an appropriation OF
- 900 clerk hire tho purchase OF AddIilohh
furniture for the Department OF Justice OblrcuOh Wa
made to the consideration OF the JOINT resolution pro-
posedby Mr. Tucker to meet the emergency ana so no
action taken ., =,
INC objection was offered by Mr. Bontelle, OF Maine
Referring the matter tonight H. said: MY Objection
was that the Democrats who had 80 clanorou~y as
sailed the expenditures OF the department 81 Justice
when the Republicans controlled II, rs eKTaVagant ana
prOnigate shoud demand AT the opening OF Congress
without discussion or Opportunity for amendment an
extra Appropriation OF $1,000 for new FURNITURE ana
clerks. thou mt that an Administration which Lal
refused TO pay the salaries OF the officials Oi the
Alabama Claims Commission. so that the Important
wOrk that tribunal was completed OILY by the ana oI
voluntary contributions would better bHHg ~ lts aI
let them considered their merits. am III favor 81
providing all the clerical force required promptly u
handle the French spoilaon Claims aud all other i'm
portant business. but am also IN favor ot providing Tor
Inc payment Of services faithfully rendered I'D the a.
Indication OF the Alabama claims and tco no reason Tor
giving Mr. Garauds demand for more money proceed
other business. also desired 10 e'nph'7Ie
the fact that the Administration tItl mas maze tuch
professions Of rcrcnchmeut and cconom' j. 80 soon
askin. money. aud mat the Attorney Grncra VINO
ostenauously sod the Government cab oi his depart
the expense. Is the first 10 get IN his llle
for An 900 ~sdtt.sss "I.I'~"ss~'af'''' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
yHY MISS ARRIou LEFT THE SrlfIyARI

Last Tuesday The TRIBUNE published dis
moval from the Pittsburg Female Seminary OF Mss
Alright. at the request OF her father The day
another paper published statements alleged to have
by the principal OF the seminary Dr. Porsk-
ing rejecting severely upon the character OF the gr,
stating among other things that upon the evening Of
her arrival at the school in September the
house In carriage with gaudiy dressed young man
about II o'clock Mr. Alright yesterday received
letter from Dr. c. W. Smith, Editor OF The Pias6ug I'd.
rJcdte. in which he says:
Yours inclOsing the Newspaper clipping ~ before
me. Your indignation Is fully Justified. That
great Outrage. But think DE- Pegsning not res
pousiblo for the worst Mrs. r. complained of tuo
same ting 10 me but did not say that your daughter
arrived at D. nor that any accompanied her.
she SAID Dr. Pershng went to the depot and, seeing no
lhuy Unattended fhed To hnd your daughter, but bds
alter he had retired ABOUT midnight Oho tram having
arrived after IL o'clock she In carriage AMI
explained that meeting no one. gentleman took neg
into the depot ami put Der In charge OF railroad
onclal, who secured a carriage tor her have dis
covered nothing bad about your daughters ease.
Mr.. Alright, who is pastor OF the Italian church, n"
l55 Worth-s and lives in Brooklyn. deporos the pub
hclty given tho affair His daughter who Il abous
eighteen years Old 10 the seminary last sep
TENDER ON account or the musical advantages tuelc A
reports from the authorities from time to time have az
been favorable, Professor Carter, the professor "a
music speaking In especially high terms OF her any
secured place tor her in one OF the lesdng cnuv
chOrs Of Pittsburg. 10 with some cohsternatV
therefore, that Mr.. Alright received word iIoh ~,
Pershng, early In this month. that MS daughter ns.
Do removed within two days from the SEMINARY; pa
uneasness was increased by seeing the published sao
monts In regard 10 DIR. Pershiug. He accordnay pus
the tito the hands OF DIR, smith VINO mas pA1 'e
girl IN thu Beaver, Penn, Collage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
REPUBLICAY ORGANIZATIONS UNITING.

number of the working Republicans of the
NlIith Assembly District met at the UtahIHouse, at
fighthave. and Twenty-nfth.st. last night form
Republican club out OF the ola organizations known
the Garfield and Alaska clubs. The nance OF tho
organization IL "The Union Republican club OF the
KILN Assembly District ana Its name Is Significant of
the Intention OF membersthat H. united on all
questions pertaining to the best interests OF the Repub-
lchn party IN that district. we'll the and
Nation over hfty names have already been placed upon
tile membership roli and II Is expected that IL win con-
tain the names OF all the Republicans In that district
Arthur d. Williams was chairman Of tho meeting. The
following are the officers for the year: PreS-
dent, Anson g. McCook; first vice president Robert
dunlap; second vice president, Thomas L. Hamilton ;
recording secretary. j. X. DUFFY financial secretary
W. = hhterhOuse; treasurer A. ID Williams directors.
f. :. Gibbs j. e. Cowie Clarence W. Meade, j. +. Win
dolph, Dr. r. X Tuthlll, Henry Gibson, H. c. Backus
and D. v Marshall,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
BROOKLYN.
SIX OF scarlet fever reported in the Brooklyn
Nursery No. 1926 HeFkimer-sL

SIX OF scarlet fever reported in the Brooklyn
Nursery No. 1915 Herkimer-sL
President Howell OF the Bridge trustees. has written
n letter To the Board OF Railroad Commissioners exc
planning fun the cent accident tue BRIDGE. Ihe
report OF The committee INVESTIGATING the meclan-
icIl details OF the railroad will be published IN tut
shortly The pit, last the largest tie
history Of the Bridge. being OF S2O57 day.
Postmaster McLeer yesterday appointed Captain B,n
jamin Conln, Democratic veteran ofthe war, super.
lntendent OF the Van Brunst station COuln IL said Ia
be IA stepb.Other OF William J. Florence tile actor.
Charles Jones and Thomas Nelson. Of No. l29 West
Thrty-,ecOnd-st, NewIork held for examination
by Justice Naeher yesterday for attempting to pass
cOuny eTielt money IN stores on Friday night.
b. X Bruce. OF Mississippi ex-Kegister Of the TIet-
ury viii lecture before the Long Islalt Historical So
cety on Tuesday evening on The Race Problem"
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NEUS FROM THE STBCPRS.
Mr.. Borr NOT TO PREACH FAREWELL 81

Mr.. BOTT NOT TO PREACHA FAREWELL SERMON.
The trustees OF the south BAPTIST Church at Tote
vile, Staten Island whose troubles with their fOr.uef
pastor the Rev. Thomas b. Bot were heard before the
council OF the NewlOk Baptist Association 81 thIs city
Friday have decided abide by the repOr; OF HAT
council MIR Ayers clerk OF the church. yesterday.
our church Will not be open on day. We Will hold
u morning service IN the house Of Brother Wryhe. and
the Rev l. W. Conway, former pastor or our church,
VIII preach. on the following sunday We Will open the
church for pub ic IN the morning but none In
the evening We expect to have the Rev. Hasoy Knapp.
OF New-Iork. to fl The pulpit"
els probable that Mr. Bott Will be.allowed to preach
afdrewe sermOnF
." No. SIR Tho Board of Trustees have deeided not "a
let him preach III our church again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
THE SUCCESSION BILL IN THE HOUSE.
NO NEED OF A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RAISED BY
REPRESENTATIVES,.


WASHINGTON, Dec 10 (Specidb.-Mr. Find
lev OF Maryland to-day unsuccessfuy tried to secure
the immediate passage by the House Of the Presidential
succession bill without its reference to committee.
Unanimous consent necessary and Mr. Peters, OF
Kansas objected the ground that measure OF such
Importance deserved discussion and consideration Mr.
Fndlcy insisted that the bill ought to become law De-
fore the holiday in order to provide against any
possible contingency. General Golf, OF West virginia.
wanted to whether tho passage OF the Dill at THIS
time is any necessary important than 1t was last
year when Democratic refused TO allow 1t
to considered.
"CrcumstA have altered since them" replied MI.
Fndley.
Mr. Reed said The rules OF the House have been
so amended that be transacted In regular
and orderly manner. There is need OF stampednE
the House account OF any measure. No public eAl-
gency now demands OF such vOcferous display OF
patriotism"
Several questions raised by Republicans in rea-
ton TO the bill one remarked Does the bill mean
that in case Of the accession OF the Secretary Of state To
the Presidency and his subsequent death, his secretary
of state will become President II there Will be no
I'm the sense conveyed by the first section OF
the bill. Again. does IL that the Cabinet of the
dead President shall remain IN once uuIlhS INC cHlo
Presidential termF'
Mr. Reed said "The bill repeals the law providing
for the holding special election IN case OF vacancy
in the -dental office. am not sure ike that Irat-
ure For my part should think the country would pre-
sixty days Of Sherman to three years OF Bay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
MISSOURI PACIFIC TO PAY A MILLION
SETTLEMENT ~ Az Old SUIT BROUGHT BY The
CITY or ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS Dec. ~ lNpcci1l. The suit of the
city Of ST. Louis netn,t the Missouri Pacific
Railroad Company for 100000 was compro-
missed to-day. telegram from Jay Gonh
Ordering payment 81 the claim Al tho close
OF tho War; IN March $50, the County o. 81 louis lent
100000 TO the Oh Pacific E1ilrond Company
whose bridges had been burned and thc plant
DESTROYED iu the war Inc loan was authorized by nm
act " the Leg ltu-cIwhch qlecry enough -'ii nothing
about interest. but provided that tho company 81" 10
Day O0Oa month for eleven months ana $1,000 f"r
one month m each year. making the annual payment
$4,000 or per cent the capital Despite tho sales
o. the company property under m'rsag' and the other
legal complications which occurred tho act
OF tho Legislature was held by tho courts o.
be statutory lien against tho property
The legal quest n i-uc iu The suit brought last
spring W.. really 70 decide whether the company was
liable tor principal, 500 600, or whether u ma 10
pay $4,000 year 10 the city in prrpcuty. The posi-
ton oftuc srotri rlc o. Company Nts 80 unt"nhnie
tnat r. has been abandoned and the corporation VIII give
10 tho c.ty the fan principal originally pad over and
Interest, The to,a. Amounting 10 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
THE GRANT MONUMENT FUND
The Grant Monument Committee reported
CLAIMING TO De EMMErS SOY.

a young man who said he was J. l.. Emmett, a
Of j. X. Emmett applied for lodgings at the Twenty
ninth Precinct Police station about week ago
reply to questions he Iold story 81 pryatlnns
aud said that he had quarreed with his father The
police dld believe the young mans Statements but
version OF the story carried To the comedian
who yesterday the following spatch from Lynch
burg w., 10 Superintendent Murray:
Hold the man who says he IL j. l.. Emmett and claims
to be my He II q fraud. have only and
he j. with j. X. EMMfT.
The police have lost all trace Of the young man and
having charge against him. do not ind him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
PAYING THE DEBTS orrnr WEST SHORE.

NEWEyEC, Dee. On the Supreme Court
Justice Charles T. Brown to-day granted aL order d.
rcctin. Referee Abran = Cassidy pay $4,000 each TO
Horace Russell ana Theodore Ilou.on. That being the
balance of their claim for services receivers u the
Shore Railroad in the past eighteen months. Mr.
Cassidy is rapidly paying the Wc-; shore ndchtsducss
from tho proceeds the recent sale oi that property
The principal payments made lately wrr'
10 holders of receivers certificates aud notes
lie las given among others, checks
for the following amounts: To NorrI-hofrr 8 Co (,
Sig22f7; Rogers Locomotive Works. StplN-i; Chem
ical Bank. SlJO39l Pullman Palace Car Company.
81 OG7i12. he Las paid on thus Tar Si.JOO,oOO. ON
tine payment ~ tho certificates ana notes ho cancels
theln. Tho checka helng nayabe 10 beArer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
EIcnARps FOUND GUILTY AND SENTENCED.

DESIGNATION, Dec. ID Special. The jury in
the Of Richards Taylor and Richards. were out all
night and coming In just before rendered verdict
guilty far Richards, I, concerned. bnt acquit
ting Taylor Richards. Jr. was given the benefit OF
writ OF noe prOsequ entered by the prosecution some
days ago OF his tender age. Daniel :. Rich
ards then arragned before the and sentenced
year I'm the Broome County JAIL the Judge stating
that he made the sentence light possible because
lie believed the prisoner did the deed OF which he stands
convicted rather from zeal In professional way
than from desire To steal DOdy OF the property
OF the tomb. The prisoner seemed much affected by the
but ever fun OF and nght.
lie induced his counsel 10 move stay Tor appeal and
gained sixty Js more time before his sentence Will be
gin. Meanwhile he l. ball In the OF $1,000 ms
suretos being Mayor Wells and another man, I'M
known. Tho sentence gives general satisfaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
APPOINTMENT or NEW COMMITTEES.

WAsHINGTOY, Dec. 10 (Speciab. - The
House to-day authorized the appointment Of secret
mlitees the alcoholic hquoi traffic. the law respect
Ing electoral and Presidential succession,
form the Civil Service American shipping, and yenti
latlon and acoustics Of the House Of Representatives.
Mr.. Reagan, who poets to be chairman OF tue Com
Committee, again tried to defeat the appointment
Of a committee shipping, but majority U the House
remembered his hobby and refused to support his mo-
ton. There was the usual Democratic KICK against
the committee on alcoholic liquor traffic. but "a
division only thirteen Democrats found the courage 10
Stand " and be counted IN the OpPOsIllln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
WEST SHORE BOND CERTIFICATES.

Proposals for the S6,OO0,O 900 West Shore
bond certificate offered for sale by Ashbe Green
ceiyer Of the North River Construction Company. were
openened Ia the presence Of bddders at tho Office Of
Drexel Morgan 4 Co. yesterday. The award was at
% 20 to WinslOw, Lanier Co.. who reprcscnt "a synd
cate composed principally OF DreIel. Morgan & CO..
Wiuslow Lanicr CO.. j. ana W. srngmau Go. aud
First National BANK. Other prominent firms IN Wall
-trerL to have underlying interest
Tho,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
JERSEY CITY.

DR.. W. +. Jones. OF 81 GrOye-st. badly burned
last night by the explosion or meter in his house
GeOrgr W. MIriuus. OF l-5 Grand-st., sou OF
COmmss !oner Mtrnus, VINO died recently, sent
rrrand 10y his wife Friday evening. He absent
about an hour and hen he returned his and
children and his wtes clothing missing. Maruus
learned that his wife had gone with young man
who had been paying attention To mis- wife before her
marriage. Maraus Will not make any effort 10 lind his
WI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
TIE EEOoKLYN TErNK LINE.

The Brooklyn Trunk Line Rapid Transit
Commissioner. held an executive session yesterday
morning aud By Of three two adopted rcsoiu-
ton similar mat passed By them at the beginning OF
their session which indicates Iultou-s az the route OF
the trunk line. Tho utiOn also includes Adan~.i.
plan neither street 10 have more an two tracks
The representatives OF the surface that they
will oppose the scheme u the road be- "a dr tO span
the street not To impede travel aud The occupation
OF the railroad Sands and Fulton bc
icIfrTed with by the new line The ktnrs County BE
waited Road ha- practically agreed TO the project. The
Will b. gin IT, plane OF construction at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
ONLY Two SAILORS TO WORK ERIC.

The German bark Alliance arrived here yes
tcrday from Puenia Arenas Mexico after the unusually
long voyage OF l79 days Captain Elulth reports that
Of the seAmen d!ed from consumption that he and
two Of the sailors taken sick win the scurvy leV
ing only two to work the vessel for several
soon after this experience the bark spok" ploboat
and the pilots learning or the condition ~
them quantity OF fresh vegetables.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
PETITION OF THE FORLORN HOPE.

WAsHINGTON, Dec. 9-Reprcsentatiye Low
ering OF Massachusetts, to-day pre- ted petition in
the House by Loutenant-ColOnei David z. MuzLey, 81
Massachusetts Cavalry and sixty other OF tic
stOrning column known AS the Forlorn Hope" organ.
tied FOR assault upon Port Hudson. Lt, June -.
1868 praying Congress to grant them medals, prom
ised in the order OF General Banks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
SHERIFF BROWNS BILL

to-day appeared before the SurrOg clerk ana made
affidavit to the effect that the Menken bill.
turned to him by the Supervisors Broome County after
being audited, contained only 800 the item charged
for tho execution OF Meuken but said nothing regarding
the change that aferward took place. This clears The
skirts of the Supervisors here and leaves the matter be-
tween sheriff Brown and the supervisors OF Cbemung
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
AN PPROPRIATIOy FOR SPELLING.

WAsHINGTON, Dec. 10 (SDeciGb.-Rcprcscn-
tativc Prank" Lawlcr. of Chicago IS the counterpart
OF Tim" Campbell. OF New.York. Mr. LAWYER expects
to Introduce a bill or twelve pages on Mon
day "tO test and try the science Of
spelling" The bill provides that since he Govern
mcut appropriated $50 900 for Fulton to experiment
IN steamboats, and $780, 900 for Morse 10 try the elr
graph, that IL nov appropriate $4,000 to enable
Charles A. Sterry OF Chicago. TO test and try his
method spelling which Is described simpler shorter
and easier to than the one al present In use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
CONDITION OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-The Senate Commit
the Improvement OF the Mississippi River held
meeting to-day to cOnsder the bill for making outlet
through Lake Borgne for the Mississippi River Several
people who favor the bIIl before committee
man who has had fifty years experience ~ navigator OF
Mississippi said that the river il moro destructive
vessel, aud 10 property along It's banks than was
hfy years ago. despite the large expended for
fV.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
BANKRUPTCY LEGISLATION.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 lSpecidh.- sub-cOm-
mttee Of tie Senate Judiciary Committee to-day exam
ined Senator Hoar's bankruptcy bill, and agreed 10
report 1t favorably. The bill viii pass the Senate carly
In the session. Representative Adams that he Is
convinced large majority 81 the House Ia favor
"A measure and that under the rules tncro
will DO no trouble in passing 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
wEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

PELHAM-rhe members Of the Country CLUB arc
building "A toboggdn slide between 700 ana eOO teeg
long, from the clubhouse toward the Sound and tnen
turn of on the Barlow estate.
TARRYrowN-rwo years ago William DOrr suddenly
and steTiOusy disappeared His family after waltz
To from hun, settled up his affairs. Mr. Dorr
has now re-appoared ami IS hunting for his family WHO
have removed from the place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20

Brooklyn on Friday afternoon. Coroner Hesse was
nfor1uId that her death resulted from apoplexy VI.
John Valentine whom he directed to make an AUTOPSY,
found traces OF Paris green in the stomach Lee resV
Of the Investigation aaonished the family Mrs huSihg,
IL Is said had IN low spirits for some weeks US n
husband was out OF work An Inquest Will Dc he4d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-20
NOT A REGULAR COLUMBIA RUSH

J. n. Bulklcy, captain OF the rush for $50 at
Columbia College Friday, said yesterday that the rush
between the students Of the school OF Mines A. ".
SpOOner. So was judge for the sophomore Tho ref
cree ". A. Merkieham, SO. ana Van Bruut Burn
ham and Lake were not In tho rush. The following
members OF so the smith, Fowler. Holt.
Gders.eeye, clifford, Klapp, huxley, Icinze and Pei
fnu