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New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
TEAMED NURSES TO BE GRADUATED

The graduating exercises of the Training
School for Nurses OF the Now York Hospital will take
place tomorrow evening. Ihc diplomas VIII DO pre-
senfed hy W. W. Hoppn, jr. Philip Schuyler. on behalf
OF he Board Governors. will present badges OF honor
r Beyerly Robinson and DR. Truman j. Backus Of the
Psckrr Collegiate Institute will make addresses The
graduating class includes Della l. Baker: Linda X.
Decker Grace Ii. Dowie, Irene Frost Caroline Griffin.
Helen johnson, Caroline X A. MacMartn, Florence &.
Price Jones aud Mand VI. Wndram.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
JOHN ~ JACOBUs FOR COMMANDER

The Grand Army posts OF this city at the
coming annual encaapmont OF tho Department OF New
York will eudeavor havo the Department Com
mander selected from this city, aud u committee has
orlty OF the and delegates from city posts.
TO present the of John W. Jacobus for the posi-
ton He has had several years experience as mem-
hsr of the DepAriment Council OF Administration
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
THE oOUN1sRFEIT BILL WAS STOLEN.

Policeman Finnegan, OF the 1hlrtleth street
Station brought 10 the Jefferson Market Police Court
yssterdsy one Edward Roberta coal black negro. age
twenty.three who was accused In the same court on
ruesdsy by Henry Welsh, barkeeper at rweny-srth-
A. and Sirth-ave.. OF handing him counterfeit Szo
hill M for forty cents worth OF liquor Roberts
worked for John Mc6randle shoe doaler. OF No. 463
siIrh-aye who discovered when the arrest was made.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
WILL TIE HARLEM RIVER BE TUNyELLEDF

AT the meeting of the Park Board yesterday
Secretary Burns reported the receipt OF 676 from the
licenses for park privileges for March This money IS
paid into the sinking Fund In year 1t Aggregates
nearly $4,000 THAT would contribute largely, SAID
Mr. Crimmns toward dcfraying some OF the EXPENSES.
II the Department permitted to use It, Presloent
Brekma stated that conference was now being nclu
with the Hudson River Railroad Company 10 arrange
for snAlng its tracks beyond the Harlem River below
tile sarfac- as they along Psrkave. The change IN
the grade he said, Will probably cause the mpany TO
build a tunnel the Harlem to take the or tho
,rl
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
PREPARING FOR AN IRISH MASS MEETING.

Counsellor j. Deehunty presided last evenllg
at a meeting OF Branch No. OF the irish National
League Justice Kellys COURTROOM at E2hteentl-st
and Fourthavc. Speeches made by NJ d. Gallagher
president OF the Municpal Council OF the League; Will
lam McCabe. OF the seventeenth Ward Branch, ana
william b. Clarke. Uf the Seventh Ward Branch. 1ho
Chairman said that arrangements were in progress for
the holding OF a mass meeting on an early date.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
WESTCUESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAiNs-Annie Lambert who estI1ed against
Keeper Laverty:at Trenton on Tuesday placed on
trial yesterday before Judge Mills ana jury. She is
of having robbed the house OF j. Leb, at YOn
ers 1850. OF about 5000 worth ofJewery The jury
had agreed o'clock last night and was locked up
for the night.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
rur sOryD 7HAT MANY LISTEN FOR.

"Talk about decline in stocks J" cried an
Rnsiness is Improving the labor questions adjusting
themselves iron furnaces are blazing everywhere
the wheels industry revolving all over the country
the busy hum OF the loom is heard
Hold or" interrupted detected buyer at top notches,
what we want not the busy hum OF the loom. but the
busy buzz of the boom !!
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
prooulfEypgD FOR TIE BENNETT MEDAL.

The Fire Commissioners yesterday received
letter signed y number Of residents o. the First Ward
accommodating that the Bennett medal for 1885 be
awarded to Foreman Peter H. Short, OF Hook and Ladder
Company No !. On the night OF February y. 1885.
short exhibited great bravery tho Ernest
Iaede Mrs. Jaeda, their child and servant from q
a burning building at Beaver and William sts.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
PRESIDENCY OF RUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE,.
No action has vet been taken by the trustees

of Rutgers Female College to secure president IN the
nace of Dr. Burchar IL is desired, possible, said
The secretary Board yesterday to secure the in
nuemco and aid which some Of the prominent ministers
Of Tho CITY would give u the uton. Dr. John Halls
name has considered with this view, and also that
of the Rev Dr. William VI. Taylor. Dr. Coe and DIR. Mae
Arthur last evening elected trustee OF the
college. Dr. Samson remains president dd Interim"
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
TIE LIGHTsHIP BELL NOT RUyG.

Captain Pierce, OF the brig Gem, which ar
rived from Barbaocs yesterday reports that hs nearly
ran down the Scotland gbtshp In the fog yesterday,
the fog bell the ship not being rung. He complains
that his s the rst time he has passed the lghshp
in a fog and heard no sound from tho bell.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
long ISLAND

LONG ISLAND CTTY.-Theodore W. Smith. postmaster at
st. Jobnand has been requested by the Postmaster
General resign of dividing the emouments OF
his office "a large amount OF matter the
ST. JOnnand postOtice by publishing house III Port
Jefferson
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
xrw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY APRIL lsee

that he had been robbed OF $50 good money and the
bad bill which he had received from customer tnrss
complainant for Welsh, and Justice Wede decided 10
hold the prisoner for examination.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
4 DECISION ASTO WASHED WOOL.

Collector Hedden yesterday received from
Assstant Secretary Fairchd decision n regard to the
ation OF washed aud secured woo lie decided
that wools which had been dipped in boiling water and
aftrrward washed In river water should be regarded
merely as washed. Appraiser McMulIen and four gen.
era appraisers had held that they should regarded
a
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
GORHAM PLATED SPOONS & FORKS

Are made of only ONE QUALITY, are
extra heavy in metal, and are finished
equal to our SOLID SILVER GOODS.
The same patterns are never made IN
both Silver and Plated Ware by us,
but as much careful attention is given
to the production of a pattern in
Gorham Plate as in Silver, and the
result is the GoRHAM PLATED SpOoNs
AND Forks are equally beautiful in
appearance, and for Country Houses
are much appreciated.
BROADWAY AND 10TH ST.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01

Men sent down by tho Merritt Wrecking
Company at work yesterday on tho stranded ship
Tsernogora. The captain aud crew arc sti at Spring
Lake There is little hope OF getting the ship OF she
will prove a fetal wreck The high waves were break
Ing yer her Yesterday and hole had been madc In her
stern Some Of the cargo aud all OF the sailors effects
"A hsen
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
BASEBALL AT The PoLo GROUNDS TODAY

The New-York Baseball Club will, as usual,
open the the Polo Grounds to-day by playing
with tho Jasper nne OF Manhattan College The game
will he called D. and II the day pleasant good
sized is expected. The Jasper nine Is Of
stron ges amateur clubs and "A fairly interesting Match
may lie expected The players and their positions will
he fol
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
sgr wtyrgD TO BLEED TO DEATH

Mrs. Ellen Charum opened the veins in her
left arm Yesterday In home at No. 2i9 East Eighty
afthst she had tried starving herself bat had found
that mode OF suicide too slow. At tho Ninety NTH
sireet Hospta he said she wanted to die because her
husbap nd mad deserted her.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
xARINE INTELLIdHNOA.
MINIATURES ALMANAC.

MINIATURES ALMANAC.
nsss 6se sets. 62iMoou SIS Moons sss d. ~
WATER TO-DAY.
[.M-sandy Hook. 521l9ov Isan1. 652i Hell Qass. TAI
EX.-sapdy Hook. 5:jl uov. Island 6:23 He'll 3AsA Sl3
OUTGOING STEAMERS
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
RIKER's COMPOUND SARsAPARILLA

Will be found give far better satisfaction than Ayers or
Hoods This they guarantee. refund the money
Above ALL 1t ntans MERCURY OR POTASH Extra large
bottles containing IL = ounces Is cents bottles 81 For
sale only by SON. 553 9th ave. corner 22d-st.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01

Earl & Wilson's F.. 81 w. brand of Men
Collars and Cuffs the best sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
Announcements
ADyrcF To NIOTUFR

ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
Mrs WINsLows SYRUP should always be used for
CHILDREN rRETHING. IL the CHILD S0FTENs the
GUNS ALLAYs PAIN coLC and Is the 3ESr
REMEDY FOR DIARnHGA. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01

Earl & Wilson's f. & W. brand Of Mem
Collars and Cuffs are the best Sold eyeryghers
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
.rUTERYArIONAL Episode.

Andrew Bing, an AnglIcized Chinamnn was
st Castle Garden yesterday looking for his wife, an Eng
i,.h womsn who he thought. came on the Ethiopia
from Glascow He found her and the TWO went Joytuy
10 their American home ut No. 353 watcr-sI
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
RAPID TRANSIT ROUTES IN BROOKLYN.

Mayor Whitney's first pid Transit Commission
met III Brooklyn yesterday and laid out system Of
routes for the city. In all ten main lines or
branches laid out most of them III streets
already covered by the work of former commissions
Tie chief streets are FultOn-st.. Flatbush-ave..
from Fulton to Ffth-ave.; Fifth-ave.. Myrtle
ave, Broadway. from the river to Lexington-ave,;
Franklin-ave. ana other streets from Myftle-ave.,
from Futon-st.. to Sands-st and Hudson-ave.,
from Park-ive to FutOn-st. Connections are also
provided for with the Bridge, FROM Fulton-st.. and
Ad,ms-st ann with the depot of the Prospect Park
aud Coney Island Railroad from Fifth aud Prospect
aves. by tunnel 1t Is specially provided that no
station shall be in City Hall Square, and terminal
facilities at the Bridge shall be on private property
The Commission will have plans OF construction
laid before it on April B. 1t Is understood that no
route already occupied by existing corporation
can b interfered with by the new commission. The
action of this commission gridir0ns the city with
elevated roads in much the Same way that was
dopc bv Mayor Iiowels Commission in $50 under
which The Kings County Elevated Railroad Com
President Litchfeld, Of the Brooklyn, Bath and
West End Railroad Company, called on Mayor
Whitney yesterday With jay Cooke OF Philadelphia
many. and President Roberts OF the Penroyd Iron
Works They talked in the nteIt SITS OF the elevated
railroad which u is proposed 10 bnlid from the
depot of the Brooklyn Bath and West End road
1T Fifth-ave., and Thirty -sixth-st.. to Hamilton
Ferry IL is proposed to set ], 900 men at work as
soon as consent is given by the Aldermen and
meeting was held last evening in the interests
OF rapid transit IN South Brooklyn at the Prospect
Hclghts Assembly Rooms, at Flfth-aye and Nine-
teenth-st. Lx-Alderman James Meir, r., presided,
Speeches were made fayOring the plans OF the
Brooklyn, Bath and West End Railroad Company
FOR an elevated road IN Fiffh-aye. Action was taken
IN opposition to the bill presented by Assemblyman
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01

ALBERT LEWIS, NJ. d., Beach-st., n. Y.
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM A SPECIALITY.
Hours IL and 10 p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
Young men or middle.

Young men or middle aged ones, suffering
from debility and kindred weaknesses should send
10 stamps for illustrated book suggest sure
of Address Worlds Dispensary Medical Asso
ciation 663 Man-st.. Buffalo. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01

HENRY a. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
l44 Lexington-ave, between 29th and 3Oth sts
Bonrs--S 5tO7 7. Diseases of the Nervous system
GenitO Urinary organs Impotence and sterillty
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
Bedroom Furniture,

500 or more suits solid cherry, mahogany etc. 81
and upward chefoniers. solid ash etc, si2.
Geo. e.. Flint 4 Co.,
W.. IL
New-York tribune., 1886-04-01

TO-DAY.
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EakrTIiM, Asa. 8a.-CouFt mel pafEn
ans % law, oaisf guatice b >. orsens
Oaiosrs preset: W. II. waits, Unlssd
States AttornnYs J. Z. nanafd, DistFicl
Attorneyis. n. Ms0rau, shsEia % King
osanty, b. bis dapuay, ID. 3. Aaktnlmys
Joaeph ComaaoQk, shsriM % kitsap
county; gamea eeasry, CleKa, ~ J. y.
ladies and W i Ladies'. dspaiies; I.
]. Hemilten. United Staees MArahAl, and
Z fell bar.
NV. Nils was appointed urias ana
Rnaaan. PRANK Henry, q. Eiiiaat1, 3.
Jonsa aud Thomas II. cAan, u.
Jahn q. OhleFs. 9 native Of Germany,
was admitted 70 afsfnenahipi also CnEist-
ian 4. Lnnd, q nAtise nf Norway; also
JOAN @. OhleFt. o9 Germany also Lars
p. BSFsen. % Sweden.
&Jt9. August kehlhorn " fred.
VEGA. Default Of defendant and iudG
msnl for plaintiff for sees
he Grand 5ufy On behalf of TIE Ter
ritaEy and tha united Ssatea waa thea
saeFn n and resatved Ne audGe's
charge
Ths Grand Jary b eonposd of he
foliauing personas Ihos. n Du1oani
foreman; Amanda Atwood, n. J. AivoFd,
n Al. Crawford, GeorRa Fuller. Julia A.
Greaa. Mary A. Griauoid, 1aeab Esa-
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Pfait Frank esidea, B. Q. Saith. Fannie
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Terrisory returned Z true hih AGAINST
AiheFt GetsokAm for hafxisFH. Defeaa
ans nrraianed and pieadea nss guilty.
Coars adisarned till 80 q q.
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-1i-r4s Wish him Q pleaaauf toakney.
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.-'r.ie sioner % Eduastion for tue dis
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lafeod Ne next day, 90 that Mr.. worth
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snsgs; Mgs. Stock. School SupeTin-
Asnis q. +. Gina. 1aKveyor. The
actet ID the main & 4 Rsod one. aud ~
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f1lefe ID Ihurston e0ansy politics that
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steioa fer Congress.
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rAcIFIc neIHn RAlEaeApa.

Grading has been begun on . now
blanoh Of tbs Chicago, Milwauhea 4
~ faul ccmpany'g line, which Il % run
lIpm Bristol, Dakota, on the Hastings
& Dakota Digision, aouthWard, thFoush
Paris Csntef, 70 Mad eoa. This branch
4 intended 20 open np q new and very
riomsalna section Of country.
On ne sxssnulon Of the branch Of the
Dakota Division 81 the Chisago 4 North
WESTERN, which nov funa from Hafun,
Dakota. BorthwaFa 70 Columbia. tFaok
~ haen laid 10 H0ashton, III miles
ben Columbia and l08H miles ffom
Baron. TEaoklaying Il 10 progress %
01ed Hadscn, which i 10 be the teFmi-
ne Of the road.
o. De extension Of she Grand Island
teanah Of She Burlington a Miaaoafi
River line from Grand Island westward
lfaek e reported laid for 81 miles west
n Ne laso terminus at RaVenna, Nab.,
~ end Of tie track being 60 miles from
0Iand Island, Thia extension is ba
iaesn ne Union Pneiae and the Ere
mont, kikhorn and Mieeouri Valley
l|na; Il is 10 run westward at least 200
mii1s, ban Il Is said that not much
nolo than 100 miles viii Be built this
YeaE.
Rapid progress haa been mads with
Naslfusiion on tbs s. Paul, Mtnueap-
elia 4 Manitoba eonapany's new line u
Nalhesn De ota- The extenaion Of
~ Devils Lake branch Il nov graded
y - saoond crossing Of the Mauae
klseg, 10 miles vest Of Devils Lake,
90 the rails are LAID for ~ miles. On
- uando Branch he grading IL com
4lled foF Il miles, bat ne rails have
te1n laid as yet. Oh the Bottineaa
tlxnah grading ID mpieied for IS miles
Aaa lfa1klAyina has been begun. The
maln fefee h ~ present employed % The
u8ln line; NE intention being. g 4
1|Aled. 10 geaoh ths Missouri River, 20o
nlies veai Of Devils Lake, before the
I'D vAathsF sets In.
% Ne wyoming extension Of ths
lineage. Darlington a Quincy track IA
- laid 70 Lask. which Is s. miles Wosi
g OaaFon. Neb., and b some miles
~ Ne wyoming line. TIE qradina Il
Aala1ea 70 DoaRlaa which u 10 BE- The
l1lnnn Of she road ahia year, which d
mlies beyond Inak aad t89 miles fgofn
1a4sen, and traokiAyiuR h in progress.
= expected that the construction
aslea VII reach DouQiaa early ID sep
Nnosr. A branch road has boen aaF.
N4sd T. run from ChadFen Greek, 30
AHGa we4t % Luak. northward s milee,
poiut whefe Ne company has a
-1e. tract Of land, And has already
4eaeed The opening 81 q ooal mine.
~ 7. Raiiroad 0axsfss.
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Piles are frsqusntlF prees1eo ~ .
nanss Of weight b the baek. letns end
lg9sE pars IL the ahdome1, eanEuG ~
patisni - supRasa b Aas salas a&auaian
e. 10 kidBsys g naAgAhoFtn4 afNMnA
AZ aimas gYuyauUs q f1dlzsslic1 are
proasnl Gat1leuny, u8eAa1Ds8 e tha
Stomaah, ete. A maize1ro. liks peE1pi-
raainn, proaaaiRs . vuFy elssgFsaabis
itnhinR. afaaR gatlinR warn. y . oam-
mnn aatendMnl- Blind. bissaima and
ItnAinR Piss yiHla e onne - Ne auplb
eatisa e DE-. bnankois PIE henaa4Y.
whtah noaa diEesfly 1poa - pal18 a.
fss1ad ab1aabtaR tAe LuMazA allaylng
sha inaNnso ttee4aa and N3eclnR peg-
nsnnanf ears. kxim & r181@ Ad1raw
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mERACELoUs KsckPK.

". W. Reed, druggist, Of WinohestsR,
Ind, writes; "One Of my enstomarn,
co., Ind. was 9 long suAarer with Goa
sumption. and was given up 70 die b.
Der physicians. She heard Of Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. and
began buyina Il q me. In SIX m0nths'
time she walked 20 thia city, . dist mes
OF six miles. and d nov % muoh i'm
proved uhe has gait uaing it. She foela
abe owes her life 70 L. Free Trial
Bafflea e A. b SxEHkxTis Drug Store.
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wIr.n cHRRRY Ann rAn.

Everybody knows the virtues Of Wild
Cherry and Tar IS q relief and cure foF
any affections Of he Throat and Lanes.
Combined with these two ingredients
are 3 few simple healing remedies il
the composition Of Dr.. Bceanksis
Cough and Lung syrup. making u juaa
the article yoe sheald always have IN
the house Coz CoaQhs, Colas, Group and
Bronchitis. Price 50 cents and q.
Samples free. Sold b. A. B. e1Ew-
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We eaka pleasure IN Announuing tAat
wa have secured ne aeeneg Ter . nsE
imnropsA csrsrs, cAIiad he ~fattse.s
rs CuTses - saae ta1sEssttDa azd
eonmendahla fea1nEes u1leh ever in1y
wsil Nna Il wurth hoI 0hsla - tnIseit-
wnaa. Tha Xm& ee@ UnRsst y wArfAnasa
- zivs aatsfnStleB b ever paEilealAE,
e fhs NssasF wa b ~ sssAr4s eva atlef
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RUCwEExss ARNVcA aAEVR.

The Best saIve IN the world for Cuta,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhsum, Fe-
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required. Il h guaranteed % give per-
feot satisfaction, o. money refunded.
Prios Is cents per box. For sale b A.
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hAknsoaR BADoa. shortly after VII
~ hsrphy vas elected Ohiaf Of Pc
- namber Of hts frisnds raised .
ls.n wilh which 10 purchase for him =
49, badge emhlemalie Of bis alilaa. 10
eefn By him 90 dress occasions.
~ eaaRe uas made e. the ieWelfy e.
-elzasasnt q A. A. Saith, and the en-
...slae rs aone " NJ. George white,
- = enplayed IN Mr.. smith's store
~ osdes "a % gold and II In the shape
ssaield Tue cater rim oF frame of
- sa.eld, VI ieh stands eat In relief, 4
49, 81 cue side With oak, represent.
AfsngtA, and On che other with
- snhlematie Of peace. THIS frame
NseiAga1ied with carved Anexiaan
TIE center piesa IA . smaller
81 tha face % uhioh are the
49, e elaek enamel. - Chisf 81 Police
title, and % the reyeFsa aide h
: q ealaaY engraved this inaaFip&ian
Esasaated 10 WA. Marphy BY hts
A,saA Ihis handsome gift uAa pre-
llsd % TIE Ohief Of Polics last even.
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NAFsAm WHIxEosD SkF8.-Tks nuEa-
@aa trienda of Captain whiss0Ed, one
= tas msnhers q the Sitka Trading
S.sp.ay. will Be- plsAsed 10 learn that
,.e4tte - his having beea lost tn TIE
steam launch Jalta have been ban
siaes che arrival u the Aneou in
seA The AlArm over biz nan-arri.
AlAska caased renerAl unaaineaa.
= y Brady, = member q the same
,. Pany, len Sitka On ne Aneoa With
tNfpoea % nakiag . search aionR
$3.50 the lAaneh YES foand a.
TIE southern boundary 81
a1d CAplata WAatfoFd STATED
eaa ben ooniaR along istaAroly
=. .l1a TIE Lee 3 eAn fer hin, bai
ae4met paessd him and rslarned
esaaaia eolors he eoal2 arrive il
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CHAnx.Es Voa DuNaEN. Who has con-
duetsd the TonsoEial and Bath Rooms
Af the Occidental Hotel for several
years past, has taken new rooms % %
lambia street. next shove the engine
heass, where be viii " elad % welcome
bis old and neW patrons. my Is