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New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
TP ~ BTSY HARLEM.
CLEANED FROM MANY QUARTERS.

Harlem Lodge. knights Of Pythas, viii install It's
and iNth g.. 'hi, evening.
The annual election Of officers of the sycamore
club. iu Tifthavc near one hundred and twenty
.fnh-t.. VIII bc held thi, evening.
The owl, Of the Annexed District will dance at
the fourth annual bah # the association this even
ur At keller Grove lin Assembly Rooms. At Third
ave. and one hundred AND sixty first 81.
The officers of Hawthorne Council. 40 -, Legion
Of Justice viii De publicly installed AT Mount Morris
to morrow evening The officers Director.
rly--c, = Dunn. vice director. +. Lcman treasurer.
Dauic EcicI; secretary. Charlie, Hruht; collector.
Thomas Vcro. jr.. Instructor, BENJAMIN Franklin 4,
Guide II. Stuhlman conductor !. T.. Ficalt chaplain,
j. Hruhl. guard. VI. smith; sentry, y. T.. smith and
trustees g. A MARI. \. =. Eilhocfcr and :. TiSch
The nfth annual ball of the Lotus social club, Of
Uarcm will take place TO morrow evening at As-
socation Hall, one hundred and twenty nnth-st ana
Fourth ave.
The members OF Court Carmen, No ',37o Ancient
order Of Forcstcr- Of America. will enjoy themselves
AT IT. Nichols Park one hundred and fifty NTH st.
and Smith ave, to morrow evening, when the hit'
annual ball and reunion Of the court will be held
The annual meeting Of the subscribers To the
Harlem D.pcn.ary at No. $50 East one hundred ana
twcnty-,iNth st.. will be held to morrow night for
the election Of eight trustees to three years and
to transact other business.
The member, OF tine Metropolitan Rowing Club Of
Harlem Will dance at the Lexington Avenue opera
House January "a.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
AMHERST AT WORK AGAIN.

MANY SPEAKERS FOR TIE LESTER PRIZES
A DANCE, A CONCERT AND a LECTURE.
Amherst Jan II (Specian.-Collcge opened on
Thursday noon with chapel exercises led by the acting
president Professor W. ). Tyler. Very few men were
absent because of Illness Or from any cause.
The death of william A. Henderson at Saco' Me-
while on the concert trip Of the college glee club cast
a deep gloom over his intimate circles. Henderson
was on his first trip and played with the banjo CLUB
lie was very popular and belonged to the junior
class. At the close Of chapel exercises on Thursday
his class met and chose committee to draw up cso
lntions to be sent 70 the bereaved parents. Two
members of the class j. T. Stone and J. l.. High, rep
resented their fellows at the funeral.
The appointment OF the Lester przespeaking was
made on Friday and these the men Nathan p
Avery, Florence Mass; Arthur $. Bnrrlli. Wesley,
Mass: Ralph W. Crockett, Lewiston. Me-; Frank H.
Cro,icr. West Springfield, Mass; Clarence r. liydc,
Hrookyn Charles II. Miles, Grafton, Mass; Howard
d. Hammond, Freetown, y. y; Arthur IL. MulniX,
Portland, Me. John 7. stone and Frederick shirley
Albany. Four substitutes are announced stephen b.
Knowon Deer Isle. Ne, Edward b. Mcfadden,
IIarirSburg Penn: Herbert NJ Chase, Newtonvllle.
Mas: Charles ~ ThOrp, oxford. y. Y The contest
occurs in the spring the prizes being 500 ana CO.
given by r. II. Lester. Of BlnGhamton, ~ \. 90, n,
There will be . sophomore german In the Chl Isl
Lodge Wednesday, the 10th
4 concert by the Beethoven club Is 70 be gwen u,
aid Of the college athletic association In College Han
on February 3.
Mi, AMELIA b. Edwards will lecture here on
Wednesday evening.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE1.
Jersey CITY.


Mayor Cleveland has appointed eA-H 50 rat, .rd
Iobp pierson ex Finance Commissioner Emil pa'n '','
lanes Burk commissioners to build ne" ivy i,,.
A law was passed in 1887 providing for ne" O'''
Hall and the appointments were made uhuer "a' a.. ~.
The Board OF Finance, which has tho comm '",, l.,
mower. will act on the appointments at "' "'N'
meeting. -
Mayor Cleveland will to-day, 1t Is salu' SKI .,
ordinance permitting the building Of an elevator
railroad from tho New-Jersey Central ferry 10 "os
-jdo.a .aye on Jersey CITY Heights and the ordinances
normittinr a new electric light company to put up
nolcs on Jersey City Heights.
The Lawyers Title Guarantee Company a"u Wv
ver.Iersev Title Abstract Company heo 'hec''"e
saturday afternoon and decided to consohua'e'
Miss Jennie Rooney and william c. Miles oo'h "i
Jersey CITY, we're baptized in New-fork Bay' al @ une
Faith Cure Sanctuary in Greenville, Yesterday lh0
Rev. Mr.. Hancox performed the ceremony hi
Nues was afflicted with an appetite for strong drink
and Miss Rooney haa complication OF diseases
Roth were cured they at the Mount ZION sam
tnarv. Mr. Miles is about thirty wears old ana MISS
Rooney is twcnty-t two.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
IN Tile LOCAL COLLEGES.
NOTES FROM COLUMBIA, THE UNIVERSITY AM

NOTES FROM COLUMBIA, THE UNIVERSITY AND
THE COLLEGE or THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Roth pfofc,,ors and students in Columbia have
suffered severely from La Grippe Professor }. :.
Nexbcrry and Dr. i. f. O'ConnOr have been unable
to attend 10 their classes, while Professor W. g.
Peck and Professor ]. II. Van Amnngc have been
decidedly i'll.
Candidates for the varsity and freshman crews
have begun regular training. Fourteen men are
training for the varsity. and twenty five men for
the frc,h hman crew. The weight Of the can
dldate, j., trinc heavier than usual
Columbia College students are well satisfied with
the election II speaker by the seniors for cassday
cNcrci,cs The men chosen, with their fraterntie'
are. orator Charlie, II. Hayes. Of Phi Delta Theta ;
ure.cntaion orator. Henry Alser GilderSleeve, r.
II p-i Tp,tlou: prophet. william j. Warburton' or
Delta Tp.llon: historian Thornton 4. Penhed, Of
Delta I'p.ilon poet. Herbert Shpman, Of Alpha Deta
Phi These. with the class president MarNton l.
uo,ort Of Delta Phi. and g. " Whtemore. neutral
the cla--day committee chairman Will be the speakers
seth Low met the presidents Of the different classes
ON TrIday at The college. 10 make arrangements for
rc Students part In the installation ceremonies on
February g. Mr. Low told the students that seats
vonli Pee reserved for them in the parPuct OF the
Metropolitan opera House instead Of IN the t"p
,.r, a, VA, the case when Columbia celebrated her
centennial.
Tine college intcrcollcgiatc athletic team has begun
.c-il,r training In the Berkeley gymnasium. and
Coluria', chances for the championship this year are
reasonably bright.
rcw pubncaton, The University Forum has
,,,.,rci Al The University Of the city Of New York.
Z, h,- come in with boom. and offers prize OF 30
, thc hest pcakcr among the chapel orators this
yea.
Professor II. VI. Baird Is III with la grippe
,l.n, fifteen students also suffering from the
maltdv. a., -, . oor
The clr. club j., doing excellent work. con
cent viii Doe .vcn IN VT. Vernon TINS evening WIN
,fin h,uto and guitar accompaniment. Inc lst or
engagement, for the club foI January and FEBRUARY
Thc student, show great i.tcrcst in baseball this
wear A. there number Of good players III the
college. -, ,.--.,,...... =.
me University hopes To enter the intercollegiate
Athletic Association this year, and steps To secure
this are now being taken.
The officers for " The Mcrocosm' the animal publ
,,,in ~ th. College Of the city of New York have
,.cp selected as follows Chairman, Dean Nelson.
600 II Theta Delta Ch. secretary, y Alexander. 90.
~ TIi,nia. treasurer j. Emlcy, 81. of Delta Kappa
Fp-lion: chairman of publication committee. e. Rogers.
90. Of Alpha prlia Phi: chairman Of advertisement
committee ,R Parker. 80. Of Delta Kappa Epsilon
chairman II subscription committee. + >myth '0l' Of
ilpll Delta Iil.
Tie dramatic club has decided 10 ask permission
~ Nat" r. Goodwin u produce Turned p II
b. hoped ~ prtiucc IL with a forrpiecc written by
C1ru"s and WELLER.
The semi annual examinations begin this morning
and viii last two Wc"ls
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13

the faculty this is the extent Of the disability of the
faculty as Professor Truax Is again about and attending
to his duties after being confined to his home for a
couple OF weeks past.
The new drawing room for the engineering corps is
completed ard in daily use now.
The annual meeting and banquet OF the Alumni AS
sociation Of Northern wYork will be held at the
Dcevan House. Albany. on January Is other meet
ings will he held during the winter at Rochester,
Chicago ST. Paul and san Francisco which, from the
indications. will be largely attended.
\ fact worthy Of mention is that while " La GrPpe,
has its grasp upon a goodly share of the people OF
Schenectady Union College IS perfectly free from IT,
+. F. Pickford. president of the class OF 1ooo'
has appointed the following commencement com
mitees Ball. F. L. Carroll f. B. Baker and G. E.
stewart class day. Howard Mosher y. Fish and AleA-
andcr Mcdonald invitations. F. W. Brown, A, wright
and George Clute: music. Frederick Comsock, Car
encc johnson and +. Schwilk. ,.
The sixth anniversary Of the New York Beta chaptr
Of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity celebrated on FRI
dav night January 10. by a banquet at KleemannS
cafe in manner worthy Of the order.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
LONG ISLAND.

PORT JEFFEIsON.-P. T. Barnum. the veteran
Snowman. had new barn built on his farm at Port
Iefc son last fall ON saturday four mechanics liens
ON the structure filed by workmen for labor ana
materials furnished. The contractor, Charles f.
ROgcrs of bridgeport. Conn., is to blame for the mems
not receiving their money. The money for erecting
the building paid 10 him. but ne failed 10 pay MS
workmcn or the men h0 furnished the materials
WESTBCRN. William Petit. a farmer OF Westbury.
fearing that thieves might rob his henroost, set o
ping gun in the chicken house. 80 that IL wouid DC
a scharg. d 4 the door opened lie warned MS
family MOI to 60 the building. His wife, now
eyer forgo the warning and opened the door when the
gun was di,charg Il. The shot entered Mrs: Petuts
right Shou'd r. Physicians have been unable 10 ex,
tract the bullet but it is thought Mrs. Petut VIII
recover.
FRESH POND.-A mad dog got into pig,pen
owned by Bernard OSerby davs ago and bit three
hocs in attempting tO drive the dog OUT OF tno
nrn Mr. O>tcrby was bitten by the dog IN the hahn.
on Friday a, The hogs showed signs OF hyuropnopps p
,rd have since been killed. Mr.. OSterby had MS
wound cant erizod. and did not think much apout tc
",,',cr rwtl the hogs exhibited the symptoms OF pc
cominr mad This caused him TO feel uneasy, anu hS
expects to sail for France IN lew uays u o' "'"'
by Tasteur. ~ -. p...u&
wOoDsIDE-rhc installation of officers OF RopsTs 9s,s
I Nacls Post. No $50, q. ~ H., VIII uahe Piaeo ''A~
evening at : 80 at Firemen's Hail
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13

being ladies' Thirteen States New-Jersey. Pennsyl-
vania New York, Maryland Connecticut Delaware,
Illinois, Virginia. Massachusetts, Georgia, Florida.
Iowa and California well as the District OF Col
umbia represented. students are also In at
tendance from Canada Mexico, England, Spain, Cuba,
West Indies. Nicaragua. China and Japan
Among the young men the sons Of George
Alfred Townsend e. Gath'l and of senior Guzman, the
Nicaraguan Minister to the United states.
The senior class i'm the academic department,
numbering twenty eight Is the largest for fifteen years
Nearly all of them intend to enter college next fall
In the commercial college the registration is also
unusually large and the class graduated AT the next
commencement will be one Of the strongest since the
organization Of this department
The noted improvement began three months
ago. including the grading of lawns and laying Of
flag stone walks are now about completed The
project Of canccng the entire debt Of the Institution
(abOut $50 OOO on the occasion of the sem cen
tennal in october next Is likely to be success mo
committee having the matter In hand oi WHICH d.
Hanlon Is chairman, reports good progress , -,
In athletics everything lOOhs promising. Inc boy ;
have for the last two years held the championship 9i
and baseball, and with the best OF the ola players
and plenty Of good new material they bid lar 10
The candidates for the baseball team will shortly
go into active training
Much excitement vas oEcasiongo on sre
Philomatheap Hall. The alarm of fire was given; but
by the prompt action Of the students ano ,ir eacnSrS
the blaze conquered. though thc FURNITURE
and hall were considerably damaged partly covered
by insurance 5000
With the opening Of the term a noted addition has
been made 10 the faculty in the accession ot Pro
fessor Gocrdilcr, musician Of wide reputation pom
Mr.. Judge Fort. Of Newark cIa>smatc here in
1860 Of Governor Taylor. OF Tennessee. ana Con
gresham Alfred Taylor. recently delivered an inter
csting lecture to the students
The Seminary Review has entered npon It's
second year with an alumni patronage that assures
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
THE HARVARD CREW
, RrTTTR STROKE FOR co.'s HARVARD CHOW
ING PROvINCIAI'

ca-obridco Ian l. Special -IIarvad'S chah'''
~, making break this year IN her series "i o''''
hv . crew victory do not appear pr'1l'ihs' '''t"
it is ouite possible that the experience e'''" O'''
the pa,t four yoars may culHlna'e l' ''"" 49,
,,,u win no,t June. The great trouble WIN 'h'
.,-olo last wear was the recover. ana tl' All" '''
wear viii be so 20 modify the old 'iT'R' a. 10 MANI
., r.c,,.er easier and smoother. of the eleven can
d,da.c. folr Ilerrlck. Finlay, Hutcmn-"n' ana T'f
,ir roycd ON the 80 crew. and three. Goddard "A'
rss and Jones we're In the freshman orc" 'l"' Wv
feated Columbia lat year. The most prohnI-'"t ."
f,c other candidate, is Uplam VINO came 10 I'"'N""
,,,,, Dar-,uon,b where ne quite prominent ID
athletics Captain icrrick will not stroke th' N'"'
but Will probably row bow. KEYS - Is '"''n'"N
tho crew The candidate for the freshman ere" nave
hccn cut down to three eights. Alexander ~ j.
their coach ,,-.,
some -pacc in recent issues Of The Monthly ana
of 60 The Advocate is devoted to the di-cu'''oh :"
,he question whether Harvard is not bccoyhhs pro
virci.l Although Harvard ha, COO more men uah
vale statistic, show that while the pcrcchta,r oi men
q, thc former from Ncw England and the West mas
remained uoarI, thc aamc duing the last eleven
yca1. the batter has lost greatly IN the East am"
p,iuod I'm the West. In other |old-, Harvard ma
moi felt the dieproporOnatc growth OF The "es' a'
all "Thc Advocatc7 goes 20 far a. l" ma III 'h'
hc cause Of Iarvard's athletic decline and OF various
vices attributed 10 her
~ the Id't W''""r % "'' '' ~ .
follovng officers elected for the ensuing year
President. f. : GnGing 80; vice president, & T.
EI,ucy so secretary ana treasurer, =. i. COsti
p,n 90 After the election the question: Oi Nd
t.On,l Divorce Law debated.
An entertainment, CONSISTING of Icanlhg. D} i,U ,,
fc,,or j. ". Churchill of Andovcri ana ln4sie ty u M
clc and banjo clubs. given III sanders lncatrs VI,
Thursday evening 10 ad 0i lH" American '''i''" ."
IIcrIu. About 600 Wa realized ,,
Mr. H. O. Kittr.dcc Editor of The B"ston Jptthai m
az Cnmmcrcc poke before the Finance luD on
Wcdrr.day evening about " WOolo and WoolIens ana
their Relation 10 the Taln.' , .
Considerable Importance ila' dMel' ,c and
HARVARD tn the study of the semitic IhhRhaecA an"
rjyililatIoI and great need hae been ic o Scmiu,
museum II is announced tliat Mr Jdcop oI,n vi vi
snud a collection for the thorough study o ochl'lc
literature and archaeology. and II seems hkely idl
long fclt want viii be eupphtd Inc MONEY - @ @nu'
Ia form a fund. but viii all be expended III tc pHr
chase of cast, coins. manuscripts ana otncr atcIi M
fnr indy For the present the seconn moor oI th'
new part Of the Peabody Museum VIII be uscd as
dau
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
ALONG TILE SOUND.

SOUTH NORWALk.-Tllc new Congregational Cnurcn
in this city was dedicated Yesterday al 10 30 a. m
Vt an early hour pew occupied. ana wncu
the services began over 200 people were present
4 profI,ion OF choice flowers were about the altar
Tallmadgc Baker. chairman of the Building Comm%
zee rcportcd that the cost of the edihce was over
~ 1000 Jacob VI. Layton, the treasurer, reported
that the debt the society T29.OOO. lie PASTOR
thr Rev l. 4 Bidde offered the prayer of dedication
The Rev DR.. \. +. Baird. OF New York. secretary OK
the American Missionary Association. preached SER
man upou ,he Uses to which church should be put.
The BAPTIST and Methodist churches were closed III the
evening". and union services were held at the new
church, The Rev. II. &. HOvey, of Bridgeport
preached and a special musical programme was given:
The dedcatOrv exercises Will be continued all tho
week Among those who will take part Professor
william X. Harper. Of Yale University the Rev Dr.
William Kincad. of New York: the Rev samuel SEQ
VILE Of stamford the Rov. +. +. HOPKINS. Of New
canaan and the Rev. Or. r. X. Noble. of Norwak.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
PIAINFIFLD.

Charles HYDE. the millionaire. owns one OF the
mill rights on Green Brook. His title i 10 tiaV
mart ~ the stream nearest the mountains Ill INC
e,hurhs and lust below him the stream belongs I"
pbncas French The floods Of August swept away
Freuchs extension dam, which formed Tiers Lake
After the waters subsidized. Mr.. French was dDouV ~
rchpiId the demolished structure. when Mr.. Hyde
sucd for an injunction to prevent the dam rom
teing built as high It was before lie sara 'lA'
for thirteen wears Mr.. French had exceeded MS righ'
and ny back water had caused llydeS lahdS 10 Dc
overnovcd flooded the cellars of liyde'S tenants
and had injured Ilyde'' mill privileges Inc court
dismissed the sut and the dam was built To It's
former height Mr.. Hyde still wants the dam
Iovercd and Vice Chancellor Bird will be called on
,o decide the case \ great portion OF Mr' hyoe :
fortune which Is estimated at S1.Opooo' l. lhVe''cu
in Paiuncld and NctherwOOd real estate nut h'
acknowl,dges that the right which Is not OF great
,,luc is nj, hobby For thirteen years he has super
Intended the improvement Of his brook property
giving the closest attention to every detail lher'
has NOT hecn a rise or fall of quarter OF an men
in the water of Tiers Lake without his knowledge
Mr. French says that the dam is now no higher thah
he has the right to make IT,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
WEST RUTHERFORD
=, p,rrp,c pI, Ant FROM NIRZAPORE.

Az ELECTRIC PLNNT FNVM NThH3Nr0T'r7'
Alexander Gr0gan has just received 10y Hal from
his brother in MirZapoIc In the northWeN"rh part VI
India plant about foot long 1t j. "o" "i'"'''"
,., .rn,r.ntlv dead II belongs to species in
digeuous 10 the torrd plains Of llindustan. ana
few months ago it was regarded with awe ana
reverence not unmingcd perhaps. with disgust, by
the natives 1t is electrical plant, and has when
in fnl bloom current of electricity passing through
II so powerful that strong man touching ii Is stag
,,red iv thc shock. Birds coming IN contact with IL
are killed at oncc-but they usually give II a wide
Lcrth Insects are slain by thousands on it, leaves
and four footed creatures rarely 70 near IT, IL Is
electrified only when the sun Is high. It's power
,ranrs with the closing day and at night the force
f lis current not pcrccptiblc. During the rainy
season too IL Is almost inert. DR.. Grogan will try
to revive IT, but he has not much hope Of success
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
NEWARK,
A MARRIAGE Long KEPT A SECRET.

MARRIAGE LONG hEPI SEChEI.
marriage notice, which appeared ia the local
papers on Wednesday last, announced the fact that
Lenta Pckincc and W. IL. Beardsley, both Of this
city, had been married Oh october - by the Rev. j. D.
Oakley the Thirteenth Street Methodist Eplscopai
Church. New York. The announcement caused no little
surprise among the friends OF the young couple and 10
soon leaked out that it was runaway marriage.
Until two weeks ago, Miss Pckance. who l. a0ouo
eighteen years DID, had been employed in the mailing
department OF the American Tract Society, at No. 80
Na,sau-st. New-York. Beardsley is enjoyed as
clerk by "A Neyy-Yorl firm. shortly before New Years
Day Miss Pickance sent note to superintendent John
Mahon Of the Tract society, informing nun that she
had been married and had decided TO give up her
position In the letter she also referred 10 tho
fact that her husband. young Beardsley, visited the
Office of the society in October and that she went out
with him to be gone about two hours she SAID thss
while they were away they were married. and that she
had carefully concealed this fact from her parents
until the marriage notice was published iounS
Beardsley and his bride finally decided TO keep the
secret no longer and some days ago ne went 10 mo
house of his wfe's parents, No. 130 Pennsylvania
ave. aud told them that Miss Lena was ms VII
They were at first inclined to be angry na n, ereS
the young couple d home, which theS promp'i' ~
cepted
GAMES OF THE MOHICAN ATHLETIC CL' b.
The first indoor winter meeting OF the Mohc'n A''f-
etic Club will be held at the Bellcville Avenue Rink
ON February l. Gold medals will be given to tho
winners and silver medals for second prizes The entries
will close January IS. with James Berrail secre.ys
No l. Clinton-st. The contests VIII be as 1oiiows
Fifty-yard run, handicap: 3o0yard run hanaieaR'
9-O-yard run novice. scratch. 1,OOOyah run hAndi-
can 12Oyard hurdle race. handicap: two-mlle run
handicap one mile walk handicap, ana running hsn
Jump, handicap.
George Riker. young man who has been Doafons
AT the house Of Mr. Frank Tonit, wife of exChief OK
Police Tonit at "A Liberty ST., disappeared on oas-
uriay night taking with him $50 belonging to Fellow
Ioari,r lie also took small sum OF money from
child, saving bank. lie Mrs Tonit for four
weeks board.
Charles L. Hagema1, a well known dealer IN WOOL
lens al No 36 Bank-st. announced on saturday thao
he could not continue his business lie asked MS
creditoE to meet to-day at the Office OF Mr. Feck
LAWYER IN broad Il. II is said that Iiagemans ha-
lilities viii exceed 10000 and that lie VIII try 70
settle by paving forty cents on the dollar
KNIGHT, Of Labor dele yates from all parts OF the
state met here yesterday and effected state organiLa-
tion The Legislative Committee was Instructed 70
prcscn To the Legislature bills restricting the employ
ment Of women and children to ten hours day, ana
providing for ballot reform similar 70 the Austraish
system The next meeting Will be held In Trenton on
January 26.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
ELIZABETH.
.. u,.rrp COMPANY.

MEN WATER COMPANf'
now wafer company is about TO be s'areu III
This city and all the capital has been Supsoroou =, ~
a svndicate composed Of New-fork anu r"Aao.'" .
moneyed men. The plan Is to furhi9h ce 20.
,o,,s and a trac. of land in the highest
, % ,,e city at south Elizabeth has been secured
rhoro ,be uells will be driven. Among those sal"
70 he interested in the enterprise in TINS cpy' aro
sheriff Gasby, ex-Congressman Clark anu / ~
Thomas. mechanical engineer, who is Fepor'cu ~ w
the proIector of the company. Six New orN
II * further said, have agreed to subscribe al 'o
money necessary for the undertaKhg' inc'o = ~ a.
present only one water company Il" INC .'. % ,,,o
A., on,Iv controlled by Joseph Battin who
hos hoen boncht out by ex-Congressman John keah'