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Evening journal., 1895-09-19
nIoVoIe Maud.

Yesterday afternoon a. the bicycle
races ut West Chester, Jchn II Minnich
won the one mile handicap aud also won
second place In the two-mile handicap.
bis prizes being a gold watch valued at
$40 and a beautiful bronze .clock. He
rode Fowler bicycle.
List night at the electric light races at
Tioga track, Philadelphia, Frank Turner
won the mile open from very fast hsld
Of Btbrierg. His mount WAS q twenty
pound Fowler bicycle.
Evening journal., 1895-09-19
No ChIcken for Nine nonths.

After a singular and fortunate
sequence Of escapes Christopher Brooks,
a well known chicken hunter Of this city,
went on trip TO Media to answer to a
charge of trihing with the henroosts Of
farmers there. The Judge was so i'm
pressed by his looks. that he insisted on
bis remaining nine months, during which
period he will tone up on beans aud
cocoa In the meantime the chandeliers
in BrRndyWine hundred crow a dczeR
times q day.
Evening journal., 1895-09-19
General Wilson Speaks About the Third
Term.

General James h. Wilson, Of Della
ware, a we'll known Republican, was at
the Albermarle Hotel yesterday, says to
days New York Herald. and In converse.
tion expressed the opinion that Senator
third term for Cleveland, was. that
he had just come from England,
where he had doubtless seen and talked
to Ambassador Baysrd about the matter,
and both have agreed to give the
President their support for third term.
General Wilson thought that Senator
Gray had ample authority to speak oi
Ambassador Bayard's views as he did.
Evening journal., 1895-09-19
The Grand Lodgs sesslon.

The grand lodge of DelawRre,A f. and
Masonic Temple. this city, on the first
Wednesday in October. and adjourn on
the evening OF the following day. Officers
will be elected and the accumulated work
OF the past year disposed Of.
Evening journal., 1895-09-19
FoR aALE.

TTOR sALE-A GOOD DRIVING MARE,
II fur years old, also good buggy and har-
ness. Wlll sell very cheap. ]. SMITH, $50
West Fifth street.
EOR SALE CHEAP.-A SMALL FIRE
II proof safe. New; combination lock Also
small family cider press Apply DIAMOND
PRINTING COMPANY, III French street.
DOR SALE-A BRAND NEW yyOAlAr'S
II BICYCLE with pneumatic tires. Can be
seen At the Evening Journal Office
Evening journal., 1895-09-19
last Pier Train To-day.

The last w. & N. excursion train of
the season ran out to the Delaware river
pier this morning TO meet the steamer
Republic The Republic will continue
on her Cape May trips for several days.
but will not stop again this season for
Wilmington passengers.
Evening journal., 1895-09-19
WOLCOTF WILL RESIGN.
He Made the Statement Yesterday while
He Was in Philadelphia

He Was in Phnadeiphia.
Chancellor Wolcott either has or will
tender his resignation to Governor
Watson and there seems to be no reason
to doubt that IL will be accepted. The
word came from the ohsncellor's mouth
yesterday while he was in Philadelphia
It is understood that he will
succeed Hon George " Massey as counsel
for the Delaware division Of the p W.
& railroad.
Mr. Massey said this morning that the
position had not been rendered to Chan
cellor Wolcott and would not be while
he remained on the bench.
Evening journal., 1895-09-19
Remains Of M. BiddIe Hero.

Samuel Blddle. who died in Buffalo on
Tuesday where he was visiting. was the
father OF Samuel G Biddle, Of the Pusey
and Jones Company. His remains will be
brought here to-day and funeral services
will be held in this city at his sons
residence. No. 524 Washington street,
tomorrow. Intermsnt will be private.
Evening journal., 1895-09-19
PERSONAL.

s.rTHE LADIES' SAFE GUARD"Is GUAR
Il anteed TO give absolute protection for
one year. and can be worn without the
knowledge OF another. Price, 59c three for 81.
No circulars. Ladies' SupplyOo, Lacrosse. wis.
ssrTNHE LADIES' SAFE PROTECTOR"
assures protection, Is easily adjusted.
absolutely reliable, and can be worn with
out knowledge of another. eend for particu-
lars. Lacrosse Speciality Co.. Lacrosse, Wis
Evening journal., 1895-09-19
FOUHD DEAD IN 4 CORN FIELD

Aged Thomas Thompson Died While at
Work-A Woman Victim OF Frightened
Horse.
ELKToN. Md, Sept. 19.-Thomss
Thompson, a highly respected farmer
residing near Appleton, Cecil comfy, was
found yesterday dead Ia bis corn field by
his wife. He WAS 70 years OF age He
started out yesterday into the field to cut
some corn, ard not returning last
evening his wife became alarmed and
instituted a search for his whereabouts
He was found In the field. having, no
doubt died while at work. Heart trouble
WAS the cause Of death
as Mrs. Milchs Mcdowell. wife Of
William ]. Mcdowell. Of Elk Neck, was
driving to North East. she overlook a
traction engine and her horse became
frightened. upset the wagon and threw
her out She sustained a double fracture
Of her right leg below the knee.
Evening journal., 1895-09-19
30 Crn,hel Rr the rnr..

While on his way from Phllsdslphia
to this city. on a freight, William
Wright, aged II years, had his leg
caught between two cars and badly
crushed He was brought here and sent
to the Homeopathic Hospital.
Evening journal., 1895-09-19
Two churches want nr. Beach.

William b Beach will be ordained to
the diaconste at Bishopstead by Bishop
Coleman on Saturday morning. Both St.
Johns and st. Andrews Churches want
him for assistant rector. but IL has not
yet been determined which call he will
accent
Evening journal., 1895-09-19
FIsh 4 Gents a Pound.

On Friday September Goth on Madi-
sou street near Front q car load OF bsh
from 8 N until sold. From Nelson
Lock wood & Co
Evening journal., 1895-09-19
twenty seven IN October.

The twenty seventh anniversary OF the
founding Of the Ancient Order OF United
Workmen viii be celebrated the latter
part Of October. The lodges Of this
jurisdiction have appointed committees
TO make arrangements for the demon
strntion.
Evening journal., 1895-09-19
WILMINGTON FURNITURE
" AM
NorEUEs.

90 TO THE WILMINGTON PHOTO
VI Company's new gallery. Finest In city.
Great reduction In prices. 40716 Market
street. above Fourth
Evening journal., 1895-09-19

John w. Lawson. .......... .............. SlO.O
Iasn. ....................s....
Evening journal., 1895-09-19
Tho Weather.

For Pictures, Easels, Mirrors and Art
Goods 90 10 Hiram YerRer's. / | y Bed 30
Evening journal., 1895-09-19
REAL ESTATE.

NOR RENT-HOU5Es AT EASTLAKE
II Park, So Ss, so per month. new houses,
q rooms and bath, West Side, IS aud $40 per
month. New houses. rooms and bath, front
porch. West side, Sl2 per month. Apply
HENRY hOOPks. 923 Market street.
nor PENTHOUSE AND $40 RE. No. l0s
IT East Third street. Would make a good
stand for restaurant or barber shop. Apply 20
LlCHTENSTElN a. HART. 4l5 Market ST.
Evening journal., 1895-09-19


In the Middle States and New England to-
day fair weather and fresh. north
westerly 90 southweeterly winds will prevail.
prece4ed by fresh. variable winds aud local
rain on the New England and east Long Is
land coasts. with slightly lower followed in
this section by considerably higher tempera-
ture. Tn Friday, In both Of these sections,
warmer, Hultry and fair weather. and fresh
10 Light southerly Winds will prevail. with an
easterly advance OF the Western "hot wave. -
and on Saturday, fair. sultry weather, with
slight temperature changes, and probably
local thunder storms.
New York Herald Weather Forecasts
The western storm, central near the southern
shore OF Lake durOn yesterday nort ing,
pressed rapidly 10 the eastward. reaching
eastern New York in the evening. Hail and
heavy showers fell during the day at Port
Jervis. N. Y The depression, rs shown by
the governments evening weather reports,
was central in Eastern New York. whence IL
will probably travel noriheastward, over New
England. followed IN this state by brief
fail of temperature.
Evening journal., 1895-09-19
BUs1Nxss CARDS.
MAOHINNs

CEWlNG MACHINES.
- O'DONALD, u East Seventh street,
leads them all In low prices.
Brand new $50 machines reduced to Sl6,
SIS and $50 All makes TO select from.
Singer, Wheeler a. Wilson, New Home, Do
nestle, White, Standard and all other makes.
ANY machine sent on trial, free,six months for
cash, two ye&rH ON inetallments. Send postal.
J. II. O'DONALD,
No. II East Seventh Street.
Any machine repaired. 30 cents up.
WILMINGTON FURNITURE
w AND
STORAGE EXCHANGE.
All kinds of Furniture bought sold and ex-
changed. Stoves and heaters repaired, oil,
gas and gasoline stoves called for, thoroughly
overhauled aud returned at e moderate cost
EtOves taken down, stored for the season and
put up "a the fall Address or call,
l05 ORANGE srREEE Wilmington. Del.
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Md.
IL SIG MARKET STREET,
Made THE EYE HIS SPECIAL STUDY
10 the Universities Of Vienna, Austria, and
Eew York City, In the Philadelphia Poly
clinic and Wills Eye Hospital.
He EXAMINES EYES FREE and guaran-
tees satisfaction.
GOLD GLASSES, $780,
STEEL GLASSES. so CENTS
Evening journal., 1895-09-19
nusINEss oPPoRTUNITIEs.

q E0O and upward per onth easily made
fOUU with small capital by systematic
speculation. Safest method. Book and par
ficulars free National Bank references
Thomas q Co.. 200 Rialtn Building, Chicago.
Evening journal., 1895-09-19

Lawrence Cunningham was the most
theatrical witness ON the stand. He under
stood that there vas liable to be trouble
any time at Rising Sun and had armed
himself with revolver He heard Pat
Thornton say: "Klll him. Willie Chew
his heart outl" The witness then drew
his revolver, tried to protect Lynch, ard
kicked Pat Thornton on the jaw. he
declared that he would protect LYnch's
life at any cost.
The father Of the boy, Humphrey
Lynch, told how the boy had been
brought home, and described the many
iujuiss, from which it took him three
weeks 20 recover
Tue state rested and Mr.. Harrington
went 10 the jury.
His ffst witness was Frank McVey,
who was sitting with the Thornton boys
when Lynch and his companions came
up the road. He and the Thorn tons
were talking baseball. William Thornton
Evening journal., 1895-09-19
RoARD AND ROOMS.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
IN board at No. ll21 West street. Terms
moderate. Address S.. Evening Journal Office.
Evening journal., 1895-09-19
TIE RISING sun FRACAS.
Thornton Boys on Trial for
Assaulting Lynch.
CONTRADICTORY TTsTIM0NY IN

Ex-maYor Harrington Defending the
Prisoners-Two Witnesses for Rias Failed
to Appear and Attachments Were Issued
for Them-Ths Grand Jury BRIGGS In a
Number OF True Biils.
The Irish standard., 1895-06-29
One Touch of Nature.

How true 1t is that Zone touch Of ma
ture makes the whole world kim 1t is
seen in literature, poetry, music, wit, the
drama, human life. The one touch, Of ma
ture is the saving clause, the potent ele-
ment which brings man together. But
where the touches of nature are varied.
numerous and fruitful, then there is po-
tency indeed, and so it is all along the
line Of the Saint Paul & Duluth Rail-
road, which runs through a district
where nature Is at her loveliest and
where the best Of human nature is
brought out. The Duluth Short Line,
as this railway is known everywhere,
touches sapphire, tree framed lake,
alluring to the tourist and the sports
man, at nearly every station after White
Bear is passed, and besides, is the pop
ular route with those who desire to
travel between st. Paul, Minneapolis,
Duluth, West Superior, Saltwater and
other points, including the new Inter
State park at the Dalles Of the st. Croix
This line is always provided with the
latest and best equipment and its fast
close connections at handsome terminal
close connections at handsome terminals
with trains running to all parts OF the
country. Always take the Saint Paul 1,
Duluth and be in the swim. Information
circulars, maps, folders, etc, will al
ways be cheerfully, furnished by ticket
agents or by. w. A. Russell, general pas
senger agent, st. Paul, MINI.
The Irish standard., 1895-06-29
Waited From Superior.
Special to the Irish Standard.

Special to the Irish Standard.
William P. Crawford, the attorney, is
seriously i'll.
M. G. lyman, the we'll known lumber
man, has gone to Duluth where he will
engage in business.
Miss Agnes Walker chartered a boat
on Saturday evening, last, and gave her
friends charming outing on the bay.
The fortunate ones were: Misses Me-
Hugh, DOYLE, Mccormick, Maguer, Dick
son. and Regan, and Messrs. w. r. Foley,
John D. Coleman, w. "A. Twoley, John M.
McCabe, John III. sVaugher, III. j.. Jordan
and John Leebe. The party was chaper-
oned by Mr.. aud Mrs Fred Marx.
The city council will investigate
Mayor Starkweather. They wish to as
certain whether he permits gambling to
| flourish in the city. This investigation
| is superfous. Mayor Starkweather
| would not tolerate any vice that he could
prevent Fills object Is to enforce the
\ Law. He does not regard his high office
as q private graft. The gamblers are not
paying him a cent for any unlawful priSi-
leges. No one but certain cranks would
make such charges against so good and
holy q man as our prelate mayor. It is
l5even stated that no one but q clergyman
could ever be elected mayor in superior
again. No doubt the investigation will
result In esta blishing the innocence of
the mayor. Even then there would be
lpeople mean enough to assert that Stark
weather Is getting rakeoff from the
gamblers. -
The Irish standard., 1895-06-29
a FRENCH SECRET,

K The French process proposed q short
time since. and already successfully ap-
piled, for coloring iron and steel q dead
black-at the same time insuring q SUI
perior appearance. as well as permanent
cy-depends. 1t IS explained, upon the em-
ployment Of peculiar kind Of fluid, the
formula OF which is given as follows:
One part bisn1uth chloride. two parts
mercury bichloride, one part copper
chloride, six parts hydroch1oric acid, I'VE
parts alcohol and fifty parts water, these
being mixed toEethersin9a thorough man
sner. In order to secure the most salts:
factory resultsthe article to be treated
being first made clean in every respect,
and free from grease, the preparation Is
applied with q. swab or brush, or better
still, the object may be dipped into It.,
the liquid being allowed to dry on the
metal, and the latter then placed in boil
ing water and the temp ratllre maintain
ed for half an hour. IL, after this, the
color is not so dark as may be desired
for the purpose, the operation Is simply
repeated the required density being thus
easily attained, and. after obtaining the
desired degree Of color the latter is fixed
as well as improved generA1ly by placing
for u few moments in q bath Of boiling
oil and heating the object until the OIL
Is completely driven of. z,ss Il
The Irish standard., 1895-06-29
! HER LIFE WAS SAVED. III 4
actor.n he asked a1xiously, lis there

Doctor he asked anxiously. ''is there
no hope q s (, =:.t. s,s n! .b,
'"'1fear not replied the physician, with
an onfinous shake Of his head. "she has
been sinking rapidly since daybreak. and
Has little vitality left se F9# ~
"Can- you do nothing for l1er7" he per-
sisted, pleAdingly. lis ali your medical
skill OF no avail?'' IT'S sts 'EsSH 3s
The doctor sadly shook his head;
.'I cannot rouse her. he said, She
you can rouse her to some slight exer-
ton there may be hope YETI q. ~
The father turned toward the bed Upon
which his beautiful daughter lay with
her eyer half closed. T 81 i.. sfS4 WI -t b
Mabel he pleaded, Speak to me-
She locked at him. but there was no
sign Of recognition
"Yonr new gown has come from the
dressmaker's,''} he said, but she did not
seem % hear him.
Your brother has re turned from Asia,
he ventuTed as a second trial.
She paid no attention to him. 6$S
Miss MuIhill, next door, eloped with q
coachman last night. he said. 4 |.
She did not seem to care. sSsss5 Sig Il III 4
our mother has decided to take you
ed. Tgl, sIsa5. 4
Still she was not interested. g5585
Then, us iffinspired by a great thbught.|s
he turned suddenly to the1phygic tan md
exclaimed in q business-i ike way: .1E 2sggs5S5
Did you hear that the onference of
eminent divines has decided that there
are no bicycles In heaven Z 81 Il. n
& She was saved. II Her interest WAsSs
cited and she moved and spoke. i. 4. 4.
The Irish standard., 1895-06-29
FEATHER:ED ] AII.ERs,

One South African bird--called at the
Cape the butcher bfrd'-has the ghoulish
habit Of killing smaller, birds, extracting
and eating their brains, and then inpaling
the bodies of the little victims on the four
inch long thorns Of the 'wait-a-bit'' bushes.
Another very curious bird is the variety OF
hornbill known as Tokus melanoleucus,
LIGHT, regarding which paper by DR..
Scioenland, Of the Albany museum, was
read at the recent meeting of the South At
rican Philosophical society at Cape Town.
The nesting habits Of this .hornbill are sd
extraordinary that they have been repeat
eddy referred to by various writer's; but,
Of the birds ,nany details OF the earlier ac-
counts are not quite correct, while others
are not touched upon at all. During the
ined, he said, no fewer than seven nests al
together, with the birds belonging to most
of them. The birds are often seen In win
hams Town, but in the summer they are
only to be met with in proximity to closely
wooded kloofs, and this is due to the fact
are to be found. All observers agree that
during incubation the female, Is a prisoner
In a kind or cage, che entrance to which is
broken open before the female can leave
the nest. In all the cases he had seen the
nests were b,,ilt III hollow trees. Mrs: Bar
per mas salH tnat ths2 spsHetlnles IHaue tl1
nest between the crowded stems of the TAI
oiled with. some of her other Statements.
The birds had apparently no preference foI
any particular tree SO long as i suited " eir
purpose. The essential point for them was
that the hollow stem should be sufficiently
large for the female to move about In the
nest and whether there i one 6r mere en-
they can. be partly or wholly closed up.
The female. once inside is Ted by the ,ynals
through the marrow SILT left an the material
with which the entrancs e closed, or
The Irish standard., 1895-06-29
& THE sAIlMoN CATCH,

The salmon run In the Fraser and Co
I,1mbia rivers this season has been OK
cellent. and tits declared by the oldest
fishermen Oh the rivers that the quality
sof. the fish was never 50 fine. The weight
&c the. salmon Is increasing yearly, and
this year averages fully rs pounds per
salmon. Buyers and distributors Say
that large proportion of the public
1of this continent have only recent be-
gun to be consumers Of canned 60. salmon. 4a
result ascribed to the recent innovation
5ofSpacking perfect steaks sof the fish ID
oval, cans. About 100. 900 cases Of Column
sbia river salmon have been bought FOR
the British Isles this season, as against
$1,000 casese last year. 81 So sl
The Irish standard., 1895-06-29
Every One is Invited TO Come Out
in the Country and Enjoy the Days
Celebration. .a
Celebration.

telling an anecdote about an angling friend
Of his who was Caught a perch foul. +
THE hook priced the dsh's eye. MY
friend felt that he had not caught the
perch according to the rules OF the game.
so to compensate him for losing his eye,
he put him back into the water. He then
batted his hook with the eye, and went to
work again. Within three minutes he
caught that same perch again with Is
own eye" s@
This IL capital fish story. / haven't
heard q better tale In long while. 1t is
a lie. OF course, but all fish stories are,
and it has the merit of originality and
huinor. Il like Mr.. Labouchere the better
for such harmless fbs. ~ s E's.s
The Irish standard., 1895-06-29

sfSffsrIfNESMifI1STE AfVM CHI fyrIE HGsHsst IL
~ u xrnr rs ,vy 81 Ss nj kir,s II
hed 4 these r,, Nj ,ts HI,
10 vears 81 MI III N, ~ IN, fsh recently
III ~ q u !. 4; q No, n, al
TOR the intro ton OF plum into nina
|sis traced Oh the. basis, of .si1lf orunation
4, ~, ID, III IN m
u. ID,
lent lsas
forced China to import; opium, and that 81
British pressure were removed ChiI,a
Z, Z d 4, a 4, ], ti, Il
8 y nus
was nor l6at tfaat the bfltlsh ~ ~
dia company established relations with
chine IN nr,t MI, ia i. III.
Or. Esdk1ns proceeds to set fort ht he facts
as stated III Chinese HISTORICAL docus
- IN ~, q =, TX s. i ,.8 80 q. l,+ ,
=, ! s'F 90. S
SSInlIaa, ne n mos, py lAFaD trsaders, De
tween the seventh and eighth centuries.
II Jfs c,,1tivation IN f,hina t ,.sp.a /, II,
&. VI Id 49,. a q,
eHis y q Is si1u tAe s
PharmacOpoeia Of 973 mentions 1t. ne
editor Of the pficial Chinese Materia
~ Az a1a,,a,+,, 49,, q, !. i.
= II. ~ - 49,. A - s F'H.
lhe poppy ls found eyeryWhere y =
the fourteenth century, says Barbosa, the
port es.e tra dad ~, cr,,,n, 4 NJ chi
y. g. .,. 40;
- As!.l.
nsse .arhl 81 lsoS ~ Two mace ~ siissl
'Tl llls AIaps
NV III f,ast ~.
1lal COIN rI' u lhe OPIUM traue w.
sea1 " =, ~, : =.
1ooa SHOW = that inc poaiu u revenue a.
skl'1 ssnctlonea the q or the
urtls 81. GUY OF perHcent az vai 1Nr
9 Wolh % petlool IsIeis "
oElu1n coming from Java ana %. lne Irac'
lice o. opllam-snaok King IN f'ormos So,
ol'lum SMOKING, accoEdlns gtn Cnlne s
histories, had It's origin frorl eflofts OF 9
Ming emperor (l6sS-l6Aa) 70 suppress y g
pacco SMOKING. " 1'ns me nr;soslce OF r.
pA pace smoking was aoiss1sf', ana. thf
oniS e1Iecssot enc lnterclet W as 20 cause
op'u u 70 ns use! . slosig VAIN tobacco. o.
ll,sIeaa OF IT. 90 eve olas 9 dlfnlnlshea sup
NY Cpln11 SMOKING Decaine most 40 com
nor mon IN paris % tEe empire that mao
=. peer most slvsh 70 topacco snioknis'
IA !1IS OPIUM s!iloiAl1S Isll unos! t1le I'M
nerlai a., eulct, DuI me 1raae IN opl',m con.
The Irish standard., 1895-06-29
THE WORLDS 1NHAB1TANrs.s

TIIE WORLDS INHABITANTs.s ISL 5
4 German geographers have made 9
careful estimate Of the populate ofst
Africa. and place the total at 163s s5ss, ooe,
which q 4. 90, 900 more than the aggfe-
gate populatIo1l q North and sontl,
combined popn1a don 81 sci. as2, 900, though
their 4rsA Fl not greater than that VI
all Anerisa. The new world has plenty
OF room tor many timer III present pop
,,l1a fion pf 4 IA, N The German .eFti5s
'mate of the popuIat Hon o1 the world isz
now 4 90 a.e ~ ai1d ore IS ne
Says incrsea sed ~ tne
The Irish standard., 1895-06-29
CAPITAL city Notes.

The closing exercises of st. Mary's
school took place Wednesday afternoon
and evening at the school building on
Tenth etreet. They consisted #of music
and recitations, q short play and q charm
ing little operetta. The singing was very
good. particularly that Of Miss Mary Con-
ley and the chorus of little girls dressed,
az daisies. Two, gold medals were award
ed. The one for scholarship, which@w was
donated BY 1T. Rev. Mgr. Caillet, VI g.,
went to JosephRe inbOld, and Miss Mary
Conley received the one for good conduct,
which was donated by Rev. Father Gtb-
bons, pastor OF the parish.
The sympathy of hundreds Of friends in
SSt. Paul Is extended to Mr.. and Mrs. john
B. Pewters, whose youngest son, Patrick
Joseph PeYters, died at theih home. 1858
Smith avenue, Sunday, at the age Of SIX
years and SIX months. n ss5g +
The Church OF st. Vincent will have a.
grand Fourth OF July picnic at Union
grove. Lake Como, next Thursday. The
grounds are at the corner OF Chatsworth
and Union streea. There will bea good
nroeram 81 ont door sports, and ample re-
freshments In the pavilion the follow
ing attractions will be enjoyed:
Grass band. .s IS #
Is Artistic ana TIP Date Special ties.st
Bagpipes, National selections.
Il Believe Your RI gtt Again," Messrs.
Carey and Kelly. B. Sas..
b s.The DayyWe Celebrate" Hon. = 81
Martin. &; 3 81 8. u. &
! B ar Don't Want to Play in Your Fard s., s.
Misses q. sO,Rften and u. Doherty.
National Anti NY Country ' MAJ;
sters Mathew md John 1fforoney. IS
ne MidnIeht lsreann, ''ss 4 iex Jacqaelsss