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New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
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New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

Reports of sickness and general disability among
the members of the Yale ball nine ana crew are
now so prevalent as to encourage the suppoSlflon
that the university expects TO win the double
championship this year.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

Prince Bismarck'S election TO the Reichstag, 1t
is authoritatively announced, will not alter the
Kaisers policy. In that event, the news from
Germany should at once assume an even more than
ordinary interest. The Kaiser Is Dent on having
his own way and Bismarck in the Reichstag was
long accustomed to having his. Factions anxious
for the ex-CbancelIor's support will be interested
in seeing fair play.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

If the Superintendent of Street Cleaning could
have visited SiXth-ave. from Fifty -nnth-st south
for few blocks yesterday, he would have
discovered a condition of things which is an out
rage on every citizen whose business or pleasure
takes him through that part of SiXth-ave. IN
less swept last night, the street is in the same
condition to-day. 1t looks as if it had not been
swept for month; and certainly the heaps OF
rubbish and of thick dust and sand visible there
are disgrace to the Street Cleaning Department.
Sixth-ave is the route by which thousands OF
people reach Central Park and the Fifty-elghth-st.
station of the elevated railroad is visited daily
by an immense thrOng of ladies and business men,
and all are entitled to exemption from the clouds
of binding dust which overpOwer them ana the
spectacle which there ofends the eyes
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

The meeting in Chickering Hall last evening
under the auspices of the State Charities Aid
Association was success in point of numbers
and in interest. 1t was held for the purpose of
celebrating the conSummation of the asSoca-
tons efforts to get the insane poor removed
from the county almshouses to the State lunatio
aSylums, where they can receive proper treat
ment, which, of course, was impossible under
the old system. Telling speeches were deiv-
cred by Bishop Potter. Mr. Cleveland, Mr..
Choate, DR.. van Dyke. Professor Chandler and
Others. 1t was made known that the Charities
Aid Association is in immediate need OF
$4,000. A prompt response should be made
10 its appeal for money to carry on its good
work
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

We do not imagine that there will be any
great surprise at Distlsct-Attorney Nicolrs
course in c0nsenting to the dismissal OF the in
dietments in the remaining " boodle' cases. The
time for pushing the boodle' cases TO trial
was of course, early in Mr. FellOws's tenn, be-
fore public opinion had relaxed its tension on
the subject and before the witnesses had lost
their memories Mr. Fellows, it will be remem-
bered, dawdled, put the matter of as long as
possible. and finally prosecuted the men he put
The evening world., 1891-05-22
REFUSED TO Be BOYC0TTED.
Koch & Dreyfuss Enjoin the
National Watch Trust.
The Firm Was to Pay a $1,000
Fine or BE BIaclsIisted.

Jnsnce oBr'en, OF the supreme Court to-
Gay granted temporary injunction 10 Koch a
ptey'uss, )oobeis and wholeoale dealers In
whohes at " John street, restraining the
Nauohh Association OF Jobbers in American
Watches from boycottinR or doing any ACT IN
,be tn,prv ot tho bu.,n..s a, uo,s n n...,,..
" '-'u'' VI '"e 'u"."e' VI hoou preyiuss
hotioe OF TINS injunction was served upon
Secretary James II. Eoyes OF the Association.
wb,cb mi ,b, be cal,ea a ., u,rr., ~ a nd ,n.,.h,
~ N'S" w i"''' "nu '"efooy
nenRs tale.
According to the story, the Elqip, Walt
bom Co,rmhn. .n, o,,a, -. ,o.
'ogether with most OF the job6trs and whole.
sale dealers in watches, formed the Associs.
,iop in 1877
' ~ '0o''
The evening world., 1891-05-22
SPORTING news AND NOTES.
Mutrie Says the Giants Have Now
Got ION Their Pins"
Gossip and Coming Events OF Interest
in tho Athletic Clubs.

New York put up great game yesterday,
and little Tvlrler shsrroti jupgled the sphere
so efectualiy that Cincinnati fell prey. The
Giants batted hard, but the Reds nelded
sharply and the score was only 6iot when all
was over. Mutrle smiled, OF course, and de-
clared that his boys were ION their pins 4,
last Brooklyn succunbed again 10 Pitts
burg, by score of to I Philadelphia
kept the Chicago men busy for thirteen Innings
but Anson's men had the luck and pulled oui
the game by q soore Of 10 I. Three hits and
base on balls yielded the winning runs For
once more, Cisrkson was an iuvino,ble yester.
day. and as Le bothered the Cleveland boys,
Boston won, 8 to 9. American Association
games resulted as follows: Baltimore ., 20.
iumbus q; Athletic 9. Cincinnati 3; g.. Loul.
3, Boston g; Washington I. Loulsviile Il
The evening world., 1891-05-22
DR. CONRAD ON HIS DEFENCE.

Denies to the Coroner ANY Knowl-
edge of the Dead Babies in His Yard.
DR.. Henry Conrad ana Capt Cross. of the
twentieth Precinct, testified at the Coroner's
once to-day in regard to the charges against
he doctor.
pr Conrad said he had rented the house in
s5nich he lives In 1880, aud has had his once
Wuere since. lie said lie knew nothing ABOUT
oa one nodies found in the yard OF the house at
Ills residence.
d ne said that he had had a servant girl named
cnmnget liesley IN his employ, but had dis
eharged her.
Tins WIS the substance OF his evidence.
n latI Cross testified that DR.. NaRle, Of the
D.hrd OF Health, had told him that he had n
conversation with DR.. Conrad about Bridget
ohiy, ana the doctor had said that he dis
ssaSIeed the girl because she knew too much
about hiS business.
yard az present.
The evening world., 1891-05-22
THE JOKE Was ON YEREES.
A Visitor Whom He Avoided
Ate His Expensive Lunch.

"Yes. sir. am from sleepy old Phila-
delphia," remarked Walter Z. Hunter to
Chicago Netos reporter, at the Riohelieu.
as he carelessly threw his feet upon a
pearl-inlaid table. but thanks to our
Rossips can tell you a story from that
place about two Chicago people that none
of your enterprising newspaper men has
heard. The story Is really rich, rare and
juicy joke upon Charles T. Yerkes. and
the joker was none other than poor Frank
Collier. who wns recently adiudged to be
insane.
Here Is how Philadelphia gets mixed
up in the case, A friend of Mr.. Yerkes
living there sent two choice terrapin to
the street-car magnate for O dinner tidbit.
The day those terrapin were cooked ex-
pressly for Mr.. Yerkes's palate q strange
thing occurred, which causes Mr.. Yerkes
to whistle. The best laid plans of men
aft gang nglee.'
Frank Collier. dressed like fashion
plate model. dropped into the street-car
Comrany's office about 10. 80 o'clock in
Mr.. Collier was-well, a young Astor; so
when Frank inquired for Mr.. Yerkes the
young man stammered out that he was
sorry, but Mr.. Yerkes would not be in
until o'clock.
Collier bowed himself out like prince.
Promptly at / o'clock he entered the of.
fce. Mr.. Yerkes did not want to see
Frank just then, because he knew the at
torney was d great talker and business
was sure to suffer. He slipped INTO III
adjoining office.
Just then in came the colored man.
bearing the large covered tray which con
tanned the excellent terrapin spread anG
lunch for Mr.. Yerkes. Frank, uninter
rupted by the obsequious clerk, pushed
INTO the magnate's Office, right behind
the servant.
80 All. me boy, ] had an engagement
with Mr.. Yerkes here at /. 1t is past thai
now. think he must have been una
voidably detained. You might as we'll re
move the cover and prepare the table fol
my lunch
THE servant, unaware of anything
queer and suspecting Collier was mag
nate Of some sort. meekly obeyed.
More able bodied eroans from Yerkes.
"'This celery is slightly tough. me boy
but this salad Is immense said Frank
Got any glasses? Well. give me 81
worth of that claret. Isuppose must b,
| satisfied with one glass of sorbet. Darr
it if he didn't order a couple of mud
turtles. Oh, we'll, this sporting life drlve
us TO many queer Dishes
"Collier finished the meal, and it die
look pretty sick, that tray of dishes
Guess my man has concluded to mis-
me. Here. boy, is a check for a o. bill
for O tip. Good-by. Oh. forgot-th,
fnger-bowl moment. Thanks.
"Yerkes came IN to view the wreck
Pm sold,' said he, but by cleve
fellow. l wouldn't have cared so muol
If he had only left me one of those terra
pin
There is Q story that went east to g
| uaat
The evening world., 1891-05-22
Not That Kind of q Dog.

ITTOm HunssV's WeekIv
slessiuger Won Arsdale, Of Hampstead, Ia in
despair. He is interested in neld sports, and
las, week received a communication In which
tho writer agreed to furnish him with pointer
at cost OF $500, which was guaranteed to
beat the best record ever registered. Being a
man OF means and intensely interested In the
populatiny OF his kennel. he sent on draft for
the amount, had new compartment PR pare
in the dog chapel, and anxiously awaited the
advent OF his purchase. II came In the shape
of dainty note which said, concisely:
'.Dont buy Atchison at 2 so.
Won ArsdAle's new pointer was not In this
seasons dog snow.
The evening world., 1891-05-22
A Mistake,

Iron the ArkdnsdV Traveller
Manager TO uopiaywrigh,)-You have written
an excellent play.
Playwright-I am deeply thankful, sir.
"Not at all; but let me say that you have
made q fatal mistake"
"Why, aren't the characters strong
enouShf"
"0h, they are charminRiy strong"
"Arenr the situations thrilling enou9h7"
''Oh, they are charminRly thrilling"
elbow, then, have made fatal mistaken"
"By falling TO say, Charles Hetherilgton,
do your worst"
~ see. on, fool that wasl"
The evening world., 1891-05-22
PortuRars New Cabinet and Her
Finance Minister'S Confidence.

[BY CABLE TO THE PRESS NEWS AssocrATIoE.l
Lisbon, May q. The new Cabinet Is made
up az published In yesterdays dispatches from
here, except in the substitution OF sehnor Jaao
Chrysosion for sehnOr SOusa Rs Premier and
Minister OF War.
PARIS, May 22.-The correspondent of lie
Martin at Lisbon sends his paper an interview
held with SENIOR Marianne Carvalho, the new
Minister OF Finance, in whicn the latter de-
clares that the nnsncial position Of Portugal,
while extremely ditncult is Dy no means des-
perate, and hs las the fullest confidence In
the credit of MS country.
He believed everything would be retrieved
by q strong Government, determined on car
rying out a programme of serious economic
reforms.
SENIOR Caryalho will leave for Paris to-mor-
row to conclude necessary financial obiiga-
IionE-
The evening world., 1891-05-22
Matrimonial Item.

From TeIds SV'n7s.
jim Doolittle, Texas man, has not been
married very long, but there is already some
rumors OF On impending divorce. lie complains
that his wife has a VerN bad temper.
"Nnen did you nrst get acquainted with
your wife 2" ask cd friend.
~ have known her for good while, but |
didn't get really acquainted with her until af-
ter were married" replied Jim, with a Sign.
The evening world., 1891-05-22

voorhis Democracy to Be Convened.
The Executive Committee of the New York
Democracy has asked Police Commissioner
voorhis TO call a meeting of the County Com
mttee OF that organization for the nrst week In
June.
II is understood that an Independent ticket
will be nominated by the VOorhis Democrats
next Fall,
The evening world., 1891-05-22
Beattie Gets a New Stable.

The Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund TO-
day leased the buildings ole to 6ls West Fifty
second street for an auxiliary stable for the
Street, Cleaning Department. at q rental OF
"a, ESQ. The owner OF the building 10 ex-Sen.
leader IN the Seventeenth Assembly District.
The evening world., 1891-05-22
PRESIDENT MARSHS ARREST.

IsPHcIAL TO THE EVENING wonBp.N
PHILADELPHIA. May o. -EX-PresidentM Marsh,
of the defunct Keystone Bank, Of this city,
VINO forfeited his bail yesterday anL disap
peared from his home, has been arrested, 1t ii
rumored, in Montreal
The evening world., 1891-05-22

stabbed With a Pair of Shears.
So"n Slroy. OF 1856 East Forty nth street,
~. He'd at TorkVile Court to-day To await
resu't OF the injuries OF Mr.. Margaret
he1.ipny he Of lbs EsGt Forty -iourth street., whom
llSI pigS,a with pair of shears In o quarrel
The evening world., 1891-05-22
Hanned Himeelf at Homo.

1t was reported at the Coroner's office to-day
that Fritz Staller, aged sixty-eiRht, had com
mlrted suicide yesterday az his home, l25 East
Houston street, by hanging.
The evening world., 1891-05-22
Cycling from Omaha to New York.

IspyCJAT TO THE FyESTSG woRLo.'
GOSHEN, Ind, May ga. NJ. Baroty. a
bicycle rider IRON Omaha. has arrived in the
city en- route for New York City, having irAv.
,led the distance OF 78l miles In twelve days.
The evening world., 1891-05-22
Drowned in tha MnrrIa CANAL

drowned in the Morris Canal.
Nu unknown young man, about nineteen
S.Ass oil ag', was drowned 10 the Morris Canal,
SSor,r re Henderson street bridge, Jersey City.
WSo,,lo CLOCK ihis afternoon. Ii Is not known
accidentally. " """
The evening world., 1891-05-22

Hamilton Club Saloon License Stands
The Excise Board to-day voted not TO re-
woke the license of Charles Muller, sl2S
Seventh avenue, for a saloon in The basement
of the Hamilton Republican cubs building.
The evening world., 1891-05-22
What He Wanted

iFTOtH the iaRkes Blade.
slowpay-What do you want for eggs thii
mornii z. Green7
Grocer Green-CAsh down, from you.
The evening world., 1891-05-22
Plausible.
LNom .Vun.sy,. Ws.kIy.l

IFTom HuHssy's Wsskly.l
"Tney say the Africans are not negroes at
ALL"
nWhAt are they, thenf"
"WhiIe people diScoiored BY tue SuA"
The evening world., 1891-05-22
" Shooin'. "

from hs KsH~cty Sa's JouyHaLl
uiS Honor-N ,poleou Bouaparte. you are
charged with killing this mans chicken.
what have you got to say to the charger
"Wel, 0oss, ] wus u.s. snoo.n' II OF de
u
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standings up to to-day:

Tho opening OF tho season yesterday at
Larchmont By the Hohoken Turtle Club proved
very enjoyable occurrence for those fond OF
0 fine spread.
The evening world., 1891-05-22

cares for his wife
Miss Caustique--Yes; II would be terrible II
she were to die before she inherited her iatners
fortune, wouldn'tit?
The evening world., 1891-05-22

She tWisifully) / think ! would make you q
good wife.
He "a aEuperintendeDt-m mech aulcally) -uaVe
you had any experience?
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very enjoyable occurrence for those fond of
0 fine spread.
The Badmintou Lawn-Tennls club will open
Its season to- morrow with club tournament.
A number OF the members Of the staten
Island Athletic Club will accompany their
lacrosse team tomorrow to Bethlehem to see
them compete with the Lehigh University team.
There will be chowder dinner following
the opening sail OF the Hudson River Yacht
club. The event will take place next sunday,
and quite large number OF the Clubs friends
have been invited.
The Allertons and Gorhams will play at Mon.
itor Park next Sunday.
Unless unfavorahle weather causes post
ponement. the handicap races OF the Eastern
Yacht Club will Oe sailed on Memorial Day
from Marblehead Rock.
There was some very good shooting at Dex.
ter Park yeaterdsy. on wh'oa occasion the
shoot Fay, with ten straight birds. proved
tile best man.
The New Yorss are playing ball in pretty
great hopes Of seeing them up among the
leaders before the Fourth Of July.
A large time is expected at the opening OF
the clubhouse Of the American Yacht Club,
which takes place Saturday, May 30.
Jimmy Carroll is full OF neht now, and is
anxious to get on 20 with Jack MeAuliffe.
Quite q successful athletic entertainment
| At. George Athletic Association, for the bene-
| 1T Of the uniform fund OF 81. Georges Bat
TALON.
all the hna Arrangements for the Spring
games, which are to re held May 20 at their
grounds, corner Of Fifty-sixth street and
Eighth avenue.
There will be an interesting pigeon match Q,
| fifty live birds June 4 at WUoJIawn Park. l.
l., between J. r. scnmallebre and w. schulIze,
| for 500.
The Lorillsrd Athletic Club, OF jersey City,
viii hold It's annual excursion May 20. They
go to Washington Park on the Hudson.
The bandbali exnerts of this city and Brook.
| lyn are counting on having q pleasant visit to
| Philadeipn next week, and II Is said the
Quakers are making extensive preparations "a
| receive them.
| Eddie Sweeney is backing Jerry Slattery
against Billy Wilson for a skin-Rlove fight to q
finish. James McCabe has wilson.
]
| The members OF the Xavier A. c. are hoping
| for a nne DAY next sunday, the time set fol
| their grand outing, to he held under the direc-
ton OF Prof. O'Neill. The party VIII leave iht
| clubhouse At o. 30 A. NJ. and lake the "
| road TO the staten Island Ferry ana proceed Il
| New Dorp on the TO- 90 boat. They will have
| dinner at Powers farm and then hold cross
| country run for gold mednl.
The evening world., 1891-05-22

An Appropriate Nickname.
ifrom re Springfield Giaphie.l
Lazy Ito uamp)-What Is your name'
Tramp-They call me keely Motor
Lady-Why 10 they call you that?
Tramp Because won't work.
Successful.
from MuRsSy'A Wseklv.l
SGnso-where were you last nisht7
Rnid-Out pursuing happiness.
" And dii you caIcn it:
''Bc: your LIE ! | caught II like thunder
wheu got home. "
The evening world., 1891-05-22

The Badminton Lawn-Tenns Club win open
its season tomorrow with a club tournament.
The evening world., 1891-05-22
An Embarrassing Question.

- MhAt olu you snOO " NllnT'
Wid-wId-wld q ole shoe, OBJ coA'se."
The evening world., 1891-05-22

MRs. WIEsLow's SOOTHING sTnuP for children
LOethinH rosts tho child And comforts tue mother,
The evening world., 1891-05-22
more Proof Against the Suspect in
the Liverpool Murder Case.

Nv CABLE TO THE PRESs NEWS ASSOCIATION,
L'ERTooi, May ~. 1t has been proved that
SoaH Conway, CHARGED with the murder OF the
10Y whose body was found noat,ng in SAILORS
Oss III dock here Tuesday, was the purchaser
" "Me knife and saw found In the hag.
The evening world., 1891-05-22
The Boy Is Father of the Man.

lFo" ""N'y' "seNHl
Wool-When | was boy fully expected "a
be crest man.
Van Pclt-WhAt put the idea into Vour head!
WOOL, ople used 10 pat me on the head and
say was "a great boy"
The evening world., 1891-05-22

A number OF the members OF the staten
Island Athletic Club will accompany their
lacrosse team tomorrow to Bethlehem TO see
them compete with the Lehlgh University team.
The evening world., 1891-05-22
Minded,

tFron the Harvard LdRpooa.l
FAther-Didnt | hear higI words between
you and your brother jus; now, Henry'
Henry-yery likely. father; but surely you
wouldn't wish me TO use low language
The evening world., 1891-05-22

FIIut's Prices Are SO Very Low
Nat Furniture 1hiS season is being SSLoStVd SAB.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HEILTH FUOp COMPANY'S GLU-
piles. BY mail 600. 81 Firth AVS. Aad Al druSEists.
The evening world., 1891-05-22

There will be q chowder dinner following
the opening sail of the Hudson River Yacht
club. The event will take place next sunday,
and quite large number OF the Clubs friends
have been invited.
The evening world., 1891-05-22

IADlES-Old Dr loopsr's female pills are tho
best double strength use no othsrs: 81 per hox,
boxes S5 Hooper Medical 90, ConRers N. Y,
The evening world., 1891-05-22
In the New York City Hall.

tFroR, MWnssV's Wssklyl
The Spanish VisitOr-I suppose some day you
Will he President.
The Mayor unodesty>-Oh. no. have done
nothing to deserve sucl an honor.
Tho spanish NisitOr-But think OF Shiloh and
AppomAuox"
The evening world., 1891-05-22

The members OF the Xavier A. c. are hoping
for a fine day next SUNDAY, the time set for
their grand outing, to he held under the direc-
ton OF Prof. OMEN. The party Will leave the
clubhouse At o. 20 A. NJ. and take the " l. "
road TO the staten Island Ferry ana proceed to
New Dorp on the 10. 90 boat They will have
dinner at Powers farm and then hold cross
country run for gold mednl.
The evening world., 1891-05-22

There will be an interesting pigeon match at
nfty live birds June 4 at WUoJlawn Park. L.
l., between J. r. schmallebre and w. schulIze,
for 500
The evening world., 1891-05-22

The bsndba,i experts Of this city and Brook
lyn are counting on having q pleasant visit to
Philadelphia next week, and It Ia said the
receive them.
The evening world., 1891-05-22

The Manhattan Athletic Cluo has completed
all the tna, arrangements for the Spring
grounds, corner Of Fifty-sixth street and
EiRhth avenue.
The evening world., 1891-05-22

The Lorillard Athletic Club, OF jersey City.
will hold It's annual excursion May 20, They
20 to Washington Park on the HUDSON.
The evening world., 1891-05-22

Eddie Sweeney is backing Jerry slaftery
against Billy Wilson for a skin-RlOve fight to q
finish. James McCabe has wilson.
The evening world., 1891-05-22

Unless unfavorahle weather causes post.
ponement. the handicap races OF the Eastern
Yacht club Will Oe sailed on Memorial Day
from Marblehead Rock.
The evening world., 1891-05-22

The National Convent ton Of he ArchIt ectura Iron
WORKERS now IN session in Indi,nt polls hss is'e-
grnph-d to the striking memh'r- IL rhis city that
tncy will be- assisted by tn" sn'lT- organsstiIn, II
WAS reported ysster' hy tnat most Oi the striks
shops none but hoys and incompetent persons arc
ing - ''HcabH,N
The evening world., 1891-05-22

The New Yorks are playing ball in pretty
good form at present. and Manager Mutrie has
great hopes Of seeing them up among the
leaders before the Fourth of July.
The evening world., 1891-05-22

Decorative Assembly No. Z. .g7t. L Of L., hiss
elected; z y. T,nrnerin' MasIsr Norkrn"n !. j.
oSl SECRETARY, =. j. ucnurssy, krcorIimr Score
tAry VIM, MontanGs. Treasure: -'rS" lrvl"-
Ani trsd Miller. Aimunsr>; 4. I. IIuer, Judge
r. r. Hsnnsssy Judge Advocate: franklin Huber.
CLERK.
The evening world., 1891-05-22

There was some very good shooting at Dex.
ter Park yesterday, on whon occasion the
waukegan Gun Club held its regular monthly
shoot Fay, with ten straight birds. proved
tile best man.
The evening world., 1891-05-22

Quite q successful athletic entertainment
was given last night at Webster Hal, by the
at. George Athletic Association, for the bene-
TALON
The evening world., 1891-05-22

The coke stake in PennsylvGniA has cost about
e. U0D, 0W. including the loss u the workmen in
wages. Ten msn and three women hAye bs"n killed
and over thirty were seriously wounded more than
one thousand persons have bssn eyict-d from their
homrs. Il thi, Is not Social az. what is IL
The evening world., 1891-05-22

Custom House onicer (sGspiclously examin-
ing Iuuk)-Are you going to wear these
dresses yourself2
servant girl
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large time Ia expected at the opening @
the clubhouse of the American Yacht Club
which takes place Saturday, May 30
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Unself1sh Solicitude.

TTF0n HuHRFVa HeeFIVT
Miss Piaineye--How tenderly Mr.. Thoughtful
The evening world., 1891-05-22

The coming National Convention Of tie TEots'
Union ot America vii he rompp."i Of lsh deegAtss
II all local unions entitled rog oto send tlrr repre-
Geutltives AZ d"lsratSS 'hNl he r."c'r6 hy hNot,
not later THAI jan" 80, asa No p-r'pH shall he ell
gibls a. delegate uurs~ ls lsa ipGTueyman tailor
aud has been at least SIX months mcnbrr IN good
standing.