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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-15
Woman Sentenced for Life,

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 15.-Mrs Ada
Weiner, who shot and killed her husband
while he slept was sentenced to life i'm
prisonment. The jury found her guilty of
murder in the second degree and recon-
mcnded her to the mercy of the court. The
judge, however, declared she was guilty of
murder in the first degree, censuring the
jury for its verdict and gave Mrs. Weiner
the extreme penalty of the law
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-15
Two Men Out of Five Lo,t.

bALriMoEE. Oct. l5.-Thc schooner b.
w branblc, of Baltimore, was capsizcd
IN the Chesapeake bay. Captain p. A.
uatton and the crew of four men were
thrown overheard. Seamcn William
Hooper and Frank Stewart, both colorcd,
We're drowned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-15

THEDALLAs, Oregon, Oct. ID
Between $4,000 and $4,000 sent
here from Portland Saturday night,
was taken ut once to the Pacific ex-
press company's Office. where it was
robbed last night and the entire
amount secured. There is no clue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-15
Cloak Makers Out Again

NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-The striking
cloak makers claim that 5000 of
their number returned to work. the
employers having signed an agree
ment. Two hundred joined the
strike this morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-15


GRAIN, ETC.
Wheat soc.
Corn-50d51c.
Oafs-2Sn n3lc.
Hay-Timothy, ga 1Sls: upland SlO1Hl
Wild. SS9$9; slough, SSGS7; baled. %.
l1UIT AND vEGETABLEs,
Potatoee-5255c.
OIione-30c per pu.
PRODUCE.
But.er-Fssr TO choice, aOc; creamery, a4c.
Eggs-Hfesh, 16cL
Ponltry-Saring chickens, large, q ascss. "a
per dozen.
LIVE srocK.
Csttle-Butehers pay for cIrn fed steer.
Gt4He; cove and heifeIs. 2i40sh' calves
hogs-4Ac
Sheep-4c1sc
Spring lamb - sos hesd.
FUEL.
Tnai-So't. 1Oc.
Wood-S3 50 per cord
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-15
a Nearer Est,nate

NEW YORK, q t. 15.-The Adams
express Offices now estimate the train
robbers at Quantico. Va, got only
from s., 900 to $4,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-15

MrDDLETowN, n. Y, Oct. 15.-The
hrst snow furry of the season swept
over Orange and Sullivan counties
last night. Quite heavy fall was
also experienced in Delaware and
Chenang counties.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-15
Have You Money
To Invest?
If SO, read this:
Z Per Cent Loans.

The following is a partial
list of completed gilt-edged
first mortgage loans on hand,
which we offer for sale. SUBJ
Ject to previous selections.
. for their face and accrued
interest. These l~--s have
been carefully =. octed by
us. and are firsi-class in
every respect. They are all
z PER CENT net to the inves-
tor. We have many other
loans to offer, If these are
not in amounts TO suit the
investor:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-15

furify your blood. tone up the sys-
TEN. and regulate the digestive Or
Sans by taking Hoods Sarsapsrilla.
Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-15
Maryland Iron Hall Funds.

BALTIMORE, Oct. l5.-Judgc Dennis has
decided that the 10000 Iron Hall funds
VIII not be sent to indianapolis. This u
fe.sardcd Us "a finnl DECISION
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-15

S. b. Basford, of Carthage, S. D..
was taken sick in Sioux City. He
procured two bottles of Parks Sure
Cure for the Liver and Kidneys. He
says: Il believe Parks Sure Cure
eNcels all other medicines for rbeu-
matism and urinary disorders" Sold
by Hartz & Ullemever.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-15
ON HIS NATIVE SOIL
"o'urn TO This Country Of United STATE.
Ambassador Bavurd

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Hon. T. F. Raw.
an' United States ambassador TO Grant
Britain, returned to America ON Nh. 49,"
.''''' inc steamer City of Paris. He was
accompanied by his two daughters and
erahadaughters. Mr.. Bayard was met at
the dock by Delaware friends. He w.s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-15

McCabe's gath anniversary this
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-15

CHICAGO. oc. Wheat STEADY. cash 5oasc,
Dec. 5-15. Con lower, cash. 1sac, May ass C.
Oats lower, cash. 27 &C. Pork lower, cash Sl2.-
72 I. II ard lover, cash, SOS. Ribs steady, lower.
cash, S6.6.x.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-15
Three Men Drowned or COney island.

BROOKLYN, Oct 15.-A catboat containing
four men was struck by II squall off Coney
Island and capsiZed. The accident was
witnessed by u number of people on shore
and John and Daniel Bailey, of Coney ISL
and, Immediately started to the rescue in
u small boat. They succeeded in rescuing
one OF the party named Walter Booth Tho
other three were drowned. They were
Franz Mcintyre, James Ford and Frank
Brittos. all of New Brighton.
Indigestion's painful grip
Cave me many q cruel nipH
Till of remedies the chief,
'Pieyce's Pellets" brought relief.
DIR. Pierce'e Ples SAINT Pellets promote digestion
cure constipation, sick Headache and bilousness
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-15

NEW YORK, Oct. By oney on call cas-
per cent prime: mercantile rap r.. 30ln.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-15

One Carload of Excursionists Knocked Into
the Ditch and Number of Passengers
Injured by Another Excursion Train at
New Orleans-The Cause of the Disaster
Escapes Into the Swamp-Many Victims
Suffer Broken Limbs,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-15

New York Money Closing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21
BITS OLE LEGAL NEWS.

United States Dstrict-Atorney Platt. at the re-
quest Of Attorney General Olney, is preparing
suit against the North American Commercial com
panv 10 recover Sl32ls7 The secretary OF the com
panv on March i. 1890. made an agreement with
the Secretary OF the Treasury for the exclusive
privilege for twenty years for seal fishing on the
islands Of St George and ST. Paul, Alaska the
annual rent for which privilege was &o"D with
additional taxes for oil, payable on or before Aprl
l. As the North American Commercial Company
is in default Of last years rent. the suit is being
prepared TO recover what is due the Government
The Duke dAuxy was before William J. Boyhan
at No. 2l Broadway. yesterday afternoon. MI
BOyhan IS the referee In supplementary proceeding
I'm the suit brought by a COlumbus-aVe grocer 70
recover a bill OF SIS r. The examination faHci 70
reveal anything possessed by the Duke which coull
be attached, and the hearing was adjourned until
June %
A sweeping and comprehensive order was granted
Yesterday by Judge BischOn, OF the Court OF 'on-
mon Pleas TO David -. Sickels temporary receiver
Of the Harlem River Bank. He is empowered 10
All pledges OF personal property and 20 adjust all
accounts between the bank and It's creditors ana
debtors Meantime all persons indebted to IN"
bank are directed to come forward with thclr &C
counts and pay their Indebtedness. The order mas
been given with a view 10 the payment az soon as
possbl, Of a q per cent dividend.
The Grand Jury for the present term or IN"
United States Circuit Court was sworn IN by
Judge Benedict yesterday morning John II: Hni-
son secretary Of the West Side Savings Bank was
appointed foreman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21
THE WOODSTOCK CELEBRATIONS

PROGRAMME OF THE FOURTH OF JULY EXER-
CISEs AT ROsELAND PARK.
Woodstock Conn. June @Following is the
completed programme Of Roseland Park Fourth Of
July celebration, beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m and
closing at 10 p. IN:
Forenoon-Address Of welcome by Charles A.
Russell. Of Killingly. Conn; prayer; address az
president OF the Day" by Senator Orville H.
Platt OF Meriden. Conn; Flag Song" air
yankee Doodle" by Mrs. Harriet Prescott Spot
ford Newburyport. Mass; address, political
Economy" by Congressman j. II. Walker Of
Worcester Mass; address THE Duty Of Enthus-
asm," by President NJ WooIscy Stryker. Of Ham
ilton College, Clinton. y \; poem me coming
Mass: music, vocal ana instrumental Rally
Round the Flag, Boys
Afternoon-Address, Cities and Reforms by St
Clair Nj Kelway. Editof OF The brooklyn Eagle :
poem. The Nations Holiday" by Richard Burton.
OF Hartford. Conn; address. Political lndi1erercc,
the Danger and The Remedy BY j. AdeiI ,', Porter
Iy Cong:essman GaIurha A. Grow. OF Penngyl-
vanla: poem. 1.-THE Fourth at Eageviile,' by Mrs.
NJ Phelps Dawson. OF Hartford, Conn; music.
''America": beneGction 80
At the close Of the afternoon exercises there VIII
be fine display Of day fireworks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21
ADvERrTSING FOR WITNESSES.

= J. B!schon x 80 ~, Broadway. has adver
t.s.l as attorney f1r Mrs Leonard Benton ami
Mrs :. Phillips. for persons who saw The carriage
collision q, nlrel-an i-nf'y-hfth-s'. and =,
Nlrhoias-ave. on Thursday afternoon IN which
Mrs Benton AMI Mrs. Phillips were seriously IN
jurel suit WI Doe broueh, for heavy damages as
soon AS ,he papers can De- prepared. The cirr.l
which caused ne accident owned by charles W.
Haskrs. was driven hy spencer Spo;t. 'he coach
man Mr. B-choN sail thdt Mrs B.n'on and her
mother Mr. Phillips were driving a. On@-hunirti-
an!-nfty- nfth-s, ana s. Nchols-ave. when they
w.r. run into hy "A victoria driven ny SpOtt and
containing Two women a child and nurse Mrs.
Benton AMI her mother We're thrown out ana seri-
ousy injured and have since been IN critical cOndi-
ton Mr. Blschon sad that several persons hat
already answered the advertisements and ACRE J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21

Washington June 10 The lexington Hotel. In tho
suburbs OF the city. WAS destroyed by IRE. when
started about midnight last night IN" motel con-
taInel some sixty guests. They lad all retired ana
All of the wants were I'm b-d. \cehbors discoV-
cred the flames coming from tho back part Of the
building and ran through the hDie! crying 'fire'
and alarming the guests, 20 that al escaped without
becoming panicstrickcn Many Of them. however
lost their clothing and effects Among IN" guests
were Congressman Dunn. Of Ncw-Jersry ami his
family. Congr.ssuan Funk OF Illinois Congressman
McClelry. OF Minnesota. and his family; t"nSr' So
man Outhwatr. Of ONO and his family; congress
man Wright Of Nebraska, ana his family ana
others Of prominence There were also a number OF
well known department employees living IN inc
house and a party OF ladies' who had gone there for
the SIMMER Representative Powers OF vermont,
who !ivcd there but absent. lost al ms personal
effects IT Is feared.
The hotel contained forty-hve rooms and was
worth about 5000 which IL Il conservative ngHe
1t was owned by District Commissioner Trucs1el,
and II Is understood was well insured The loss on
furniture and effects will probably be $4,000 more
ON which there very little INSURANCE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21
FAREUELL TO The MISSIONARIES.
CLOSE OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE INTER
NATIONAL UNION.

CLOSE OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE INTER
NATIONAL UNION.
Clifton Springs. " Y. June ~ (SpeciaD.-Ihe
eighth and last day Of the eleventh annual meet
ing OF the international Missionary Union has
been full of interest The Rev. j. II. Worley, OF
Japan sent a full Of great revival or re-
lgion in the Methodist mission Of Foo Chow Chinai
Dr. A. p. Happier, president of the American Mis-
sionary College at Canton. discussed at length
the need Of a medical missionary college in Amer-
ca for all missionary societies. The speaker ex-
hbited wildly the enlarged scale on which mis-
sionary operations Of all kinds are being pushed
forward DR.. Happier says that the number Of
medical missionaries at work In the heather world
has been increased during the last fOrtyhve years
tenfold and that without any special efforts. The
proportion of such missionaries 10 the nome sup
DIV is however, shown by the figures for emma
ion missionary physicians Tor 3pOD,VD people.
against 900 physicians to the t1JpV" Ct our
American population . ,,,.
Many interesting testimonies 10 The ca;hohcl'y
and helpfulness OF the international! Union were
given bv missionaries Of all sorts after Wnlch ana
a stirring address by the Rev. Or. Arthur T. llcr-
son the union adjourned. This meeting has Dcen
much the largest and most spirited ana spiritual
ever held by the society. There has been lil mis-
s,onaries In attendance. The following officers
were elected for isgi-9j President the Rev DT >.
# Gracey; vice-presidents, the Rev. Dis. cyrus
Hamn, S /. Baldwin. W. y. Boggs, j. J.. amer
man a. +. C;raybiil and c. c. Pennick secretary,
the Rev w II Belden; associated and recording
secretary Mrs. C. c. Thayer: treasurer and IL
braran, c. G. Thayer; Executive committee, the
lanes Nudge. F. Phnney Mrs. w. r. White and
Mrs. W H. Belden.
The next meeting will be held az Clifton Springs
the second Wednesday in June 1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21
COURT cALExpARs FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme cour'-General Term-Rcccss. c.
orens at 10 30 a m MOTION calendar calicd At Ii m.
supreme Couri-Specia Term Par, Before OBrien. j.
supreme coari-spccia Terln~rar, II Before Beach J.
-Ilcyatcl Railroad cases. Case unnnsh~i
Supreme Court-specia Term-Part IIl-Adjourned for
the term. ,- ,.... .. -.
sen, from Part III trial. Case unfinished
Circuit Court Part II Adjourned for the term ...o
pose $780, Sls5. 1853 1863 4sil. 4sl2 l71ss Case un
Circuit cour,-rar, " Before Patterson. Jcauses 70
be sent from Par, III for trial Cssc unfinished =.
or al4 gIa $50 ,'i5 9l7. 97l go clear.
Superior General Term Aaiournsd Tor the term
speror Cour,-Triai Tern-Part I-I.cfore AcAaam j
Superior Cou7j-Trai Tern-Parts II and Iu-Adourncd
80 surrogaies court-Ch Chambers Before Arnold. $ 80
a52 viii u Ferdinand Roth. at 1870 a. m WIS f'r
Fannie Meyer Thomas raIsons E!en Msscauley Fg,a
nand Hessb'rg. Esther T. lanes J.hn Wl,inci a, l"D
a. m. Simon Il. Marks James Mitchell Patrick Lyons
slrrorate'. Court-Trlal Term-Before Fitzgerald. s.
Common Special Term-Before Bischor. jr.. J.
COMMON Pleas Equity Term Before nooks'aver j.
nos j. 50. ~. 81. iG. "a. 49, 5s -. g.. lal. 80
common Picas-Gcnernl Term-Adjournel until welncs-
u Common Tca. Trial Tcrmrar Pefo1e Day J
N si IesG 81 aa laS0 1871 io3 es igSi '3S
1881 1898 1899 1870 1871 1872 1913 1915 1896 1881
Common rieas~Tral Term II Adjourned for the
rommon rlcas-Tria Term-Part III-Adjourncd untn
ci,y Court Special Terr-He;ors Van wycK Mo
city court-Triai Term-Par Before Mccarthy. J.
a. 2.sa 42SS 1865 80, 1851. 2te2 clear.
CITY COurt-Trial Part ll-Before Fitzslmons -
Nos 1890 1921 2j2s' $3.50 1884 1888 213 2j77 COS sG2
' Csiy court-Trial Term-Part rI-Bcfor- Conan j
Nos 2io7 los5 @7 2o7s. 22o3. 2isi 2oo2 2'72 4@7ls
go. 20Si Case unfinished -. ,., -
Snort causes Nos 1897 423s $3.50 2i79 42i7 1900 4i75
453G 1924 2s9s i3G3. ABB 1893 1888 4274 1890 Gear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21

and broad jumper; Lows p Sne.Ion. - 1''"s
Charles II Sheriff. went along AS 14N.-'' '"'
$500. ... - 81. team D.. twenty years sN
r,orths. .he AVERAGE weight lf,'s poi" i~ ana '''
at.r,-a height a Hide less man ~ zee" .,
C,rrafn Ulckpk SAID yesterday ma N". 'Nl''''-'
p,u1 49, win th. lco-yarl dash. 'lii ih" ngh IuI,
~ woodruff fl. hAlf-u.Ie AMI Iuni tul Si'i 'i J
49,. ,',,,lr mil. H. WA rather l'vhtful "h ni
the high ana broad Jump TRc boys "' ,6 ,n.g
,i.,,r ~. water sp that fhe trouble ff'.iH'i 81
3;,neol hv changing water wll no. o" -k'l 49,
men from oxford and Two fr'm VAC VIII ''''''
'Thrr~ werc p,-rl" prominent in al "nlx' "' l.,'
or fn. pier Tn. uprlar rtu+t-4 If 'Nr i' .l.
,ie,rs ana The nlf'cr = several hInlr' l4 N'F
made things Interesting f'r 'he ff''ir 80 'H" ''
Jidgc Roger 4 Pryor AMI Mr AM Mrs ',.f.t
Iselin ,ycr~ passengers "u tn' N'"-N 'fK Mf l''"'
Mayor GIlr,y vac ou hand 60 hlI F' 10y h'.
SOM Thomas + GurYy. ". VII "i" N"t'. J"
T,,r.,.. ar Two months Ninf.r filr l.i''. iiti
his SOME frlp had anything % dp Nth Nr CROKER
.lr,, rrlItl-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21
THE COURTS.

THE JONES SISTERS TO HAVE MORE TIME.
An application was made to Justice 1ngraham in SUI
nren,e Court Chambers yesterday for stay OF pro-
coedings in behalf Of Caroline Ogden Jones ana her
sister Frances ogden Jones. for whom commit
ment was recently issued by Justice Andrews oe-
cause of their refusal to obey an order requiring
them 10 pay $1,000 their nephews out OF the IN
come Of trust estate of 100000 held for them under
the will Of their grandmother, Caroline ogden Nc
Carg Before the commitment could be executed
the aunts left for their country home at Newport,
where they are now beyond the jurisdiction or the
Court Ii is desired TO appeal from the judsmen.
Of Judge Andrews removing the aunts from ulelr
places as trustees Of the estate. ana requiring tngi
10 nav over a portion of the income IN their hanlS
and for that purpose it is asked that all PROCEEDING
he STAYED including the execution OF the warrant o.
commitment. until the appellate branch OF we
court can determine the questions involved IN the
Irrigation This cannot now be done before OCTOBER
next .,-,-,. 49,. ,,,a-o
might be some doubt as to the legal ques lions IN
voved in the suit. and stated that ne would grant
a stay in order that the appeal could be perfected
and the case determined 10y the appellate court
He however was of the opinion. under me clrcum-
stances that the $1,000 directed to be paid to tho
ncphews should be paid 10 them at once BeioTe
deciding the matter he said, he would examine the
papers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21

Supreme Court
Nv InRraham. J.
Gardiner Audit r. oldham.
Matter Of Randolph Pennington Whitehead
DO;KeT Gleason George q. Frcllnghuyscn.
Common Pleas.
by Rlschom IT,. J.
Matter OF Grefe-Isaac +. Hubbard.
Superior Court.
BY DugTO. !.
Donohue VS.. Donohue--I,ouis Raegner.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
Iy Ingraham J.
Salllc Schusier Minnie l.. Smon-William H. Rch
Mechanics and Traders Bank Aaron w Mann
Jaires Nixon.
Edward RODE vs. Identification Card Co-Wnliam H.
Elckc;ts
by Barrett. j.
James c. Thomson - American WOODWARD Co.-Freler-
lex *. Anderson.
Superior Court.
DugrO. J.
Henry a. Forrest Michael +. Corridon-Charles L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21

THE GrrN RIDGE CHECK DATED BACK hNl
COUNSEL EXrEcr I'D ESD THE
CASE TODAY


Tho trial 81 tho suit %, the receivers ~ te M'Hl-
son square Bank against the receiver - I'D" -.
Nicholas Bank % recover Yld'' ln money AMI "'-
curtics alleged g. have been mi-ap1l'l h} ti' -.
Nicholas Bank in The payment ~ crr'a" 'h''N
on the Madison Sluar. Bank %" day after 'h" iri-
mr.. 81 the latter vas continued N'si'fiAN t'i'''
the referee. william q. Cn,aic 40 80. % william
81, James VI Donald. cashier ~ th" Hanover IA
,,onal Rank was recalled and asked about a check
drawn by the Glen ridge quarry AMI Mining Com
panv FOR {i73l On The Madison S9uAr" Bank. ana l'
t,ositrl boz the Hanover Natonh Bank on The morn
in, OF Aucust o. $3.50 willard 9. Durham. receiving
teller Of the Hanover National Bank. remembered
tn. deposit Of the Glen Eile" check on August p
I'm, lll no, remember who gave the check 20 him
He accepted il and charged - up 90 To" day prrvl-
Gus lie had done this on an order from an "ihcrr
Of the bank. hut be- could not remember WHO gave
the order
Tbs. first thing done at The afternoon session was
- agree TO The reading of the examination ana
cross-cxamlnatlon OF Mr. Dauforth In his relations
To- tho withdrawal Of state funds from thr Madison
S1uarc Bank Win which the plaintiff rested
Mr. Butler for the - Nicholas Bank. moved 90
dismiss on the ground that they hal failed 20 prove
their claim under Tho statute.
President Randolph. OF fh- Continental National
Bank. identified t.. signature ou a treasury draft
Of the State of New-York He sud be- knew that
checks drawn on Gearing house banks hfier iIlur"
had been pn ihonrh ani H ,;l o,.or f3iir"
W man =. 49,. i.l, ,I MAJ on January il
wIs a mcmu-- ~ r., Gearing ii1nie N-~o, ''lon.
Gnn Mp Uni wt' 60 was ~ keep x,Uoo free of
I iuirrc.' aad $GID" iu approved hA.S, recoverable
win the 81. Nichols Bank.
vor@,ti"u at which each agreed that the contract
could br concluded on tw"ntyfo hours notl'..
- n,ir lime fh.rc va AN excess which the
S. Nicholas Bank paid intcI"st Inc . ,,,,
D g., Aupflef \ Wlisn 500 NilnIiHNh NJ 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-21
THE u.srEe MrcHAyIcs ADJ0URy.

Saratoga June 20 (SpecaD.-rhe American Rail-
way Master Mechanics Association this afternoon
closed its twenty-seventh annual convention. J. W.
Lauder G.. GIBBS +. Leeds Il. II. Soue, Angus SIN
clair and +. W. Dean. the committee continued
from last year. submitted It's report on standard
tests OF locomotives. which accepted. Tire
treatment was reported upon by A. r. Mitchell
g. w. West. Thomas Miller. J. II. Mcconnell A. j.
Cromwell and J. Y Smith. discussed at length and
accepted G.. ". Rhodes Jacob Johann, w. Smith,
J. \. Barr. William Garstang and W. II. Marshall
reported the comparative cost for repairs OF loco
motives built in contract shops and those built in
railroad shops The following were elected for the