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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-10

Ay; forgotten-the dead past claims
Some will remember Finoa,
Son of Fedorach, Ern's well-loved king
Nor king country need that should live,
For poor life adds nothing to her wealth;
But there, Iethna, fairest of the fair,
My wife, fond mother of my one brave boy,
Stands on the gray wall of Fedorachs tower.
And seward gazes with her longing eyes
Lives there tender thought within thy heart,
priest! Then feel the pathos of her
THE CRY OF IETHNA.
Lol Cormach the harper, hath sounded his wall;
1t is swept mountain and moor by the gale;
IT'S the dirge of my race for the dying and dead.
And Iethna Iethna hath shrouded her head,
AS she means on the tower of the castle apart,
10 soul of my soul: and o heart of my hearth
And she calls to the wind of the West in her fear,
Bring the voice of my loved one more to ear"
But the wind of the West echoes family again,
"He hears not, he needs not, thy call is in van."
so wind of the North-land,' she murmurs once more
doth Flnoia abide thy desoate shore?"
And the wind of the North on the wings of the blast
Shrieks backward, ~ not and hurtles him past.
80 wind of the South, with voice soft and low,
Sing sweetly. prthee and solace my woe!"
And sigh like the breath of a zephyr sweeps by,
"Finoa sleeps with his face to the sky
She turns to the Eastern wind, cutting and cold
"Hast thou my beloved, tender and bold?"
Like the thrust of dagger the East wind replies:
$50 seek for thy love in the grave he liesP'
priest, is thy heart dead to her cry? All yes;
Unheeded, unheard is Iethna's plant?
No sigh escapes thee; her plea is in vain.
Then am dumb speak only thy doom.
Beware false priest before
Shall once touch with her pale. silver glow
The fretwork of green which circles now
The wise and the true shall scott at thy creed.
And these Druid groves shall echo the praises
OF the gospel of peace, good will and love.
Not thy victim, but thy victor, priest l,
And by my faith conquer thee and DEATH
WILLIAM GREER HARR1sc
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Thou art a priest and wisdom should be thine.
Or else thy silver locks are but sign
10 mark the progress of unfruitful years;
And all thy dignity but pomp and show.
But will take thee for what thou seemest-
A holy man the ages have made wise.
And yet thou speakest of life and of death
As if thyself did hold the mystic key
That opens wide the gateways of the worlds
Which lie within the presence of the gods.
Look now, good priest, upon that grnning skull
That fifty rests on yonder stone and gibes
At in all its horrid deadliness.
Canst thou, priest replace the souls twin stars,
Which erstwhile cast their soft reflected light
On the rich garb of velvet flesh that hid
Those hollow cheeks and harsh repelant brown
Canst thou restore to it the flushing fame
That spoke the passage of the crimson life
And made the pale cheeks blush with holy fre2
Look you: from out those toothless, gaping jaws
Came silver tones that touched maiden's heart,
Or clarion cries that used nations soul,
Or words of wisdom where the truth did shine,
AS precious stones reflect their perfect light.
If thou canst not restore why dare destroyf
Canst thou rebuild the temple of the gods2
Art thou god2 Canst thou, o priest, Greater
Thy feeble form and wrinkled face proclaim
That thou are but child of common earth,
Who dares to idly play with things divine.
Thy gods, are they not brutal in their thirst
For blood2 Or dost thou deem thysef god2
Whateer thou art, scorn, o priest, to plead
For life and liberty from thee or thine;
But since thy locks are hoar with age I give
gracious ear to all thy questioning.
" From whence came ~" came from that far land
Set like jewel in the oceans rim,
Where, by the western seas storm beaten marge,
Ierna rests; mother of mighty men,
The lore of all the ages is her own.
Roll back the armor that stouty guards
The white heart of yon tree whose feathered plumes
Reach upward to the very clouds which hide
From our poor eyes the everlasting hills,
Where dwell in golden light immortal gods;
There read the record, old time itself,
The wondrous story of my race and kin,
Of Erin, child of weird romance and song.
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Mr.. E. J. PRICE, 536 ELLIS STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.

What the public demands is ABSOLUTE
PROOF OF results, and these DR.. SHORES
furnishes in all his announcements Every
patient who has publicly testified in behalf
of DIR. SHORES system of treatment has
been visited personally by hundreds of
people who wished to learn for themselves
the truth of the matter, and all have come
away perfectly satisfied that the statement
made was true.
Mr.. E. J. Price of 536 Ellis street, San
Francisco, has resided in this CITY for
some years and is we'll known as an expert
cement worker. Mr.. Price says: ~ have
been sufferer from catarrh for many
years. and all the disagreeable symptoms
presented by that dread disease were ap-
parent in my case. l have treated with
DR.. SHORES but one month and have
been so greatly benefited that I wish to
publicly recommend his treatment to
Others"
Last week in the daily papers of Los
Angeles t. Daniel Frawley, the widely
known and popular theatrical manager,
paid glowing tribute to the efficacy of
DR.. SHORES system of treatment
This is the season of the year when those
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charge is only So per month until cured;
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Patients who for years have suffered
from Satarrh, Stomach Trouble, Rheu-
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Skin Diseases, Nervousness, Deafness
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cured by DR.. A. j. Shores New Treat
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DON'T LOSE HOPE.

DR.. A. J. SHORES. appreciates that many per-
sons have become discouraged many are skep-
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DR.. SHORES has overcome all these obiec-
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By doing this you can be personally con-
WINGED of DR.. SHORES honesty and ability to
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DR.. A. j. SHORES CO.,
INCORPORATED,
Expert Specialists in the Cure of
Catarrh and All Forms of
Chronic Diseases.

A. j. SHORES, Md,
President and Medical Director.
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II. b. NEW, MD.
Parlors-Second floor Nucleus Building, cor
ner Third and Market streets. opposite Chron-
icle Building.
Office Hours-9 to II A NJ, 2 to and z to
P. M; Sundays, 10 to II A. NJ. Take elevator.
SPECIAL NOTICE-Patientsl living out of the
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From requests by many people in San Fran
cisco DR.. A. j. SHORES has added to his
offices special department for the cure of
private diseases of both sexes. In this depart
ment Dr. Shores has surrounded himself with
the latest scientific appliances for the cure
of these diseases.
DR.. A. j. Shores Treatment for Piles
is New, Painless, Safe and Certain.
Cure Guaranteed.
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THREE DOLLARS A MONTH
A SPECIAL DEPARTMENT

Is the only charge made by DR.. A. ]. SHOR]
for all diseases, medicines furnished free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-19
NEWS AGENTS BAIL.

The news agents OF the Long Island Railroad and
their friends thronged Coreys Washington Hall
College Point. Long Island, last evening at their
seventh annual ball. The grand march, which be-
gan at 10 O. clock. led by George W. Cannon
ard Miss Mamie Surbeck of Newtown. Long Island
Patrick Gleason. OF Long Island City received the
present OF axe. appropria tely decorated and in
scribed 1t given by President Murphy Among
those present were President Frederick p Morris
of the Long Island News Company: Mr. and Mrs
James Higgins. Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Echorn Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Snedeker Mr.. and Mrs Charles w
Bissell, Misses Rosie st. Clair, Emma Smith Ethel
Weaver, Mary Merrck and Annie Brennan Of
Long Island City; MIR. and Mrs Thomas Green. Mr.
l.. Huber, Mr.. and Mrs George w. Decker Mr.
ard Mrs. Jacob V. Decker. Messrs. William A. Cas-
sldy Bernard McElroy. George l.. Chl. of Flushing:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs Jamca
Mcintosh. Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Clinch. OF Brooa!yn;
Mrs David F. Watson OF Verona: Mr. and hrs
Stephen SweeZy Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith.
Messrs. John Cassidy. j. II. Cdell and j. Laws, OF
Sag HaTbor
Those in charge were: Floor manager George w.
Cannon: assistant floor manager, Charles Cannon;
F. Watson. F.; J. ODonnel, j. 4; McElroy, W
Committee. Frank Hunt chairman F. Thomaston.
G. Cannon. l.. Snedicker T. Thompson. W. Snort
Thomas s. Murphy ,(chsiTman); d. Watson. J. a.
Thomas s. Murphy. president; h. ]. ODopnell
yice-presdent; John McEroy. treasurer: David f.
cording secretary. and George Cannon sergeant-at-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-19
N.1-N\ WORK CITY

NJ. n Louise Thomas will deliver lecture on
..paes ana Bee Keeping as Ptohiaoie h', ,
Pursuit" tonight M the Church OF me h0'F -
~ IenoD-ave ami One-hunared-a nd-'We"S s
onl-st
.rh. rr,hnuo Fresh Ar Fund gratefully aoknowl-
.lr,s the receipt ~ y check Tor - "o'"
Miller 90 hc applied 10 season Of iS"
r.l,,ri O'conn8f. a gongshorcman. o. NO 100
,,-.., IA. ar,ui,iod In Part /. General sessions
,,sfordav a. was tried for granddaughter iof NV
ing cansel che death Of his wife, JENNIE y" ~
,ua, % while on he roof OF their home ne s''"'N
her she feu down ami died shortly a'''"Hi'' !"
wa. shown on the trial that she had hrai' n'se"s'
and that This was the Indirect cause OF nor "e"'"
pl.ir. Commissioner Andrews late yesterday ar
.-,.,., derioi mat h. had made the statement pc
o.. ,he p1arl of Estimate and Apporiohmeh' 'ha'
.,,.,b.r .api,in was going 10 be pat on ula' soo"
..vb,, lm say" Mr. Andrews decar'o. was
that some 81 the money We asked 'o' "o''" ''''
ably be- used IN police trials
,a,,,,o, l. NJ Damon and Captain \ Harrow
..., NJ. married N the salvation Army building
,y..t rourtecnih--, this evening at O'CLOCK Oo"'
,,,nlar Bali.ngion issth VII ohciai''
.ra, Roy AMI Mrs g. T. strobridee o. Pouen-
,,.,, .,rI $40 10 The Tribune Tor the Armenian
.,0srars This has been sent 10 j. : h'h"N''
t,.t.,,r.r az tno chamber Of Commerce i"hu
.r.. Grand Jury yesterday indicted FOR assault N
=. ..., s.,r.e second offence charles Blake allas
Ed fh, shooting in Thorntons restaurant a. in,i'-
.,e and observation-disclosures htth's'' "" ~
cemhcr d.
.,s. rhrI.ifn,s number Of "The Hor-emah. "n'0"
, ..hn.,af .u chicago. contains some OF the manu-
. ,......... q famous horses ever seen IN Pc
,..I..f ..rte rortralt Of Henry Of Navarro - es-
INC admirable This number contains great
-, ,f arfi.le. hy we.l-known contributors "m'h
80, vide range Of information and entertain
menL
,.o,,, vas nlel with the steam vessel Inspector
,..st,rIsy o., captain Peter krieger' OF 'he '"s'o''
,.,., .ra.srnan % a collision between one OF 'he
.. t..,,. MS ticboat was towing ana ano'het Jug
..., ,rhnoun under the East River Bridge AZ
.t.,, midnight on Tuesday. The Vrossm"h hau
- h.,ts i'm tsw The canalboai was bacy nam-
AL and captain Krieger bames the captain OF
tho unknown tug.
Holm Muir Eastern trafhc agent OF the fa'nc
v,u Steamship Company. has also been made 'ra'-
a. manager az the Panama Railroad and It's connec-
uous.
operierlv dividend Of per cent has beer de-
clarei by the Board % Trustees OF the lltle Qua,
an..o and Trust company. payable January 2 1895
s,oekhoiaer. OF record the closing OF the trans
Ter books AZ y. ~. December g. 1895 The DOCKS
will be opened a. 10 a.. m. January z lss"
11pschu,z and showalter continued play In the
thirteenth game ~ the chess match which stood
adjourned on Monday night at the Manhattan chess
cub YESTERDAY when the game was again adjourned
after 200 moves The present score o. the match
reads now as follows showalter. 8; llpschuiz. a
drawn. o. adjourned l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-19
SOME PRETTY THINGS IN RUGS.

Some time ago a large lot of Oriental rugs
reached this country consigned 10 Cowperthwait &
Co Nos l0i-l0s West Fourteenth-st and about
ten DAYS ago these rugs were secured from the Gus
tom House The lot includes several hundred rugs
81 ali sizes no two OF them being of the same de-
gn The rugs made IN Far East always
81 the nSest material and will wear a lifetime, be-
sns the most serviceable that be found in the
market. As far the patterns and designs are
concerned. they are all curious and Oriental AS a
Christmas gift one OF these rugs is both handsome
and useful. and a great many people believe that
gift Of utility is the best. because IL is always well
come.
But rugs not the only things TO be found at
Cowperthwait's. one may find here all the neces-
stiles that be obtained In order 10 thoroughly
III out home. Many novelties have found favor
this year. and among these ladies' desks, music
racks and smoking tables in various new shapes
and sizes. TIE ladies' desks have become particu-
larry popular. They are made in mahogany. curly
birch maple, and may be secured for prices
nlture gilt is used largely. large stock Of Roman
chairs, diVans and other articles OF furniture deco
rated throughout in gold leaf, is carried by this
iirr. and any Of these articles makes d suit
able and welcome holiday gift
Lamps, pictures, clocks vases and bric-a brac in
endless variety may be here In fact. the stock
from the windowshades to the baby carriage. There
is need to about from place to place to buy
thing here and one thing there. Once In this
store and there Is no need 10 leave IL until all the
purchases made. Another reason why Cow
perthwats is 90 popular is that their terms OF
credit exceedingly easy on the customer. The
and al this OF the year when many bills
are sure 10 come ping in. this fact is a particu-
lery comforting and assuring one The store Is
open during the holiday season until 10 O'Clock in
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-19
DTSCT SSTNG RAPID TRANSIT.

THE PLANS AS APPROVED BY THE COMMISSION
CONSIDERED.
The Commissioners appointed by the Supreme
Court TO Did public hearings with view of deter
mining the advsebity of accepting the plan or
ra pd transit presented by the Rapid Transit COM
mlssoners met IN the rooms OF the Rapid transit
Commission yesterday. Their report when COM
pleted will be presented 10 the General Term OF the
Supreme Court The commission organized by the
election OF Commissioner Frederic r. Coudert as
chairman. George DE Witt announced that he APP
pearcd for various Broadway property owners and
Edward NJ Shepard appeared as counsel for the
Rapid Transit Commission
Lewis l.. Deiaheld. secretary Of the Board of
Rapid Transi, Commissioners. examined IA to
their work lie said that the Board had had ten or
twelve public hearings and received many COM
muncations offering suggestions as 10 routes meth
DDS OF construction. etc. ,,
William Y. Parsons chief engineer OF me Raplu
Transit Commission testified that the plans after
they hal been adopted by the Board Were suDmi'.sd
TO and approved by board of experts or when ex-
Mayor Hewitt chairman.
What is your opinion a. TO the pans?' asked MT.
Il think that the underground road as per the plans
can be- constructed without damage 10 property, AT
a cost easily within the estimate. except Tor snort
distance in the upper West Side where II Is all rocks
The tunnel will be only seventeen to nineteen feet
beneath the surface except between one hundred
and-hfteth and One-hundred- and -hfty-ffth SITS,
and ne-hundred and-siXticth ana one huh ~,
and-seventy-rith SITS. where there Is rise. mere
the underground road will be fifty feet below the
What parts Of Broadway will be disturbed or OBJ
| structcd during the construction OF the road?
We have arranged SAID Mr. farsonsso 400 80 20 INA.
there viii be 10 excavation longer than ~ leet or
extending more than on half OF the street
These excavations VIII not he WITHIN DoO eeu OF eaS
other. and there viii be no interierence with me
running Of the cable cars Electricity VIII prob
ably be the motive and lighting power on the new
After a careful estimate which afterward
passed upon by the eommiee OF expeT's s m c
The meeting was then adjourned until O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. WEDNESDAY. DEC. IS. 1885.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK. WEDNESDAY DEC. IS, 1885.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Manitoba C3r. Griffith. London December 8.
with mlse and S passengers New-York Shipping Go.
Arrived at the Bar at ! 40 ? M n. ,,., ,..
mdse II Maitland KeTsey. Arrived a, the Bar at $40
Steamer Ioch Etlve GaO. Stephens Newcastle November
81. via Delaware ireakwater. in ballast to Simpson
Steamer Anchoria CBr. Campbell, from Glasgow De
Sembsr 9 via Moye; WIN nds ana f pa's,rs to lien
de,on bro M5on sSa ir, Rex Ith Noyenber o. and
Dundee 2S. with mdse 70 simpson. spence Young Ar
steamer Pacific 8r Young Hamburg November 81 and
Sunderland 20. With mdse to Funoh. i'lye Co. Arrived
at The Bar at 1890 M ,..,.., ~, ,...,.. ,,..-,..
% Bahia December !. pernambuco : and s. Lucia u.
with mdse and cabin passengers TO Bns Jevons Ar
steamer pea Or, salter Santos November 10 Rio
20 Busk Il Jevons. Arrived al the l'ar at J 70
her q cnmcao c ana La Gaay Vim " %Gss ond 10
Boulton. Bliss Daie Arrived the Bar
Steamer New-York. Rockwell. Aqua December 3. san
70 Monte pis Il and turks Island in e. via, mas ana
= passengers William + Clyde & CO. Arrived the
5s 79m1qn 25 Ella, ssRchss San
steamer Coma: Evans, Galveston December :. via
Steamer Hudson. Kenbe New-orleans December II.
Steamer Fl Monte. Parker. New-orleans. with mdse
Steamer Iroquos Bearse Jacksonville and Charleston
VIZ" IN mdse and passengers gers 10 w P CLYDE Co.
passengers to Old dominion S. Co. ''''' anu
steamer Henefacor Townsend. Philadelphia
W y Clyde & 60.
Sandy Hook. Dec Re $3.50 r. m.-wind. light breeze.
southwest clear; hazy ~ shore
CLEARED
Steamer Cherokee. Mckee Charleston and Jacksonville
" T. Clyde Co
steamer Roanoke. Boaz Norfolk and Richmond-oM Do
mnion SIS Co
Steamer Terrier fNor Berg Pontea George
town.. " x p Armstrong
Steamer Yumuri. Hansen. Havana and Tampico-Jamcs
Ward CO.
Steamer Kensington nr Bond. Antwerp Belg via
southampton international Nav Co changed the
l7fh1. 800 $50
Steamer Wells city OBI. Savage. Bristol. FLAMES Ar
kell e. ~ "
steamer Silvia dlr. Clark. Halifax, s. st Johns "
ard Pley's Island-BOwrinc & Archibald
steamer tonal. Evans. Gaiveston-c III Mallory Co
steamer flamborough (BrJ, Scott Belize eicIowring
Archibald 'e
steamer Tyrlan tBD. Cook Gbara Cuba-Mosle Bros
steamer Mannheim Ger. Ockeimann. Flushing for
crders-tiust ITeye. ~
STEAMER Iona. Wilder. Galveston and West, with
ndse and passengers g N Mallory Go 800
steamer Amrum Ger Kundt st John. y F-Povrnr
& archibald. ~ " '"''"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-19

MANY SPEECHES TO THEM ABOUT THE LOCKOUT
by CONTRACTORS.

MANY SPEECHES TO THEM ABOUT THE LOCKOUT
by CONTRACTORS.
Cooper Institute was crowded last night when the
mass-meetlng OF the East Side tailors. who have
been locked out was called TO order. Henry White,
general secretary Of the United Garment Workers
Of America. denounced the contractors for trying
20 drive their employees back into the sweatshops.
Charles T. Reicher said that decided action must
be taken against the contractors who had broken
their agreement with the unions and that grievance
and settlement committees mus; be appointed forth
with.
Meyer Schoenfed. general organizer OF the Brother
hood OF TailOrs. shovered with flowers thrown
at him by bevy of pretty girls as he came on the
platform. John Swinton denounced Rabbi G0ttheii
for saying tina; If me tailors the contractors
they would do the same thing as the latter had
done.
Mrs. Mcdonald Nalesh told OF the sweatshop evil
as she had seen II, including II did the degrade
ton OF women ana children
August Fuerusett. OF the Seaman's Union and
Others spoke. The meeting was an intensely en-
thusiastc one and resolutions were passed decar-
Ing that unless the contractors receded from their
position they would be sued on their bonds and no
peace would be made until they paid for time lost
by those locked out
Secretary Robinson. of the Tailors Union said
yesterday that tWenty-eight shops had applied ~to
have their men 20 back to work Meyer Schoen-
field has consented TO take charge of the talors
ment. But Secretary Wtkowski, OF the CON
tractors Association said that nineteen more shops
had closed down yesterday and that would
close to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-19
GAVE IT 4 STAND or COLORS.

THE GRAND ARMY SHOWS ITS GOODWILL
TOWARD THE GOTH REGIMENT.
For tho first time since the Goth has been rein
stated 10 It's rank as regiment IT assembled last
night at the armory for drill ard review, and th'
Grand Army OF the Republic Of the City of New
York showed goodwill toward Colonel Smiths com
mand by presenting 10 the regiment beautlfu
stand OF cOlOrs. General Fitzgerald who made tn'
review was accompanied 10y his staff. After the re
view the membefs of the Grand Army who had as
stairs The coloY-bearers were Commander Eek
steln, OF Phil sheridan Post. and Commander Rior
dan of Ellsworth Post. The State standard Is IN
scrbed: "Prescntod TO the 69th Regiments y. @. y
y by the Grand Army OF the Republic. o. the city
Of New-York" The presentation address was madi
by General James X. OBeirne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-19
MASSACHUSETTS, COUNTY,.
WORKERS.

..,,,r ~ the BOARD OF Trade on TUESDAY
=, - pouoxs Chairman OF the Committee on
phil. Health submitted report In reference "
garbage. and suggested that the Board ea'ner III,
formation on the subject from other cities W.T.
the problem had been carefully studied. fres'oen'
Martin was authorized to appoint co""''''
investigate the matter Mr. Bellows also 'e' o.,
that he had communicated WIN 49,, {,
,..,.. General Iones and Postmaster Holden III
.fereuc. 20 an earlier mail delivery In the CITY a'
had been assured tina, inspector would De ue'"',r
70 look into the matter. The Board decided 10 "sn
the Common Council TO pass an ordinance reqi nnsnf
al ..hicieS moving n streets bel
na snnrse 70 carry lights also to call ia Afternoon
90 he inconvenience experienced by persons nN,'s
4, plvsr6aie-sve owing TO the railroad S9,hpans
not running its cars ON that line 10 '"e pesrssli
Abram : Radclin l.. j. Schlessinger ana Nn,.a,n
IL Lake were elected 10 membership rI - e avner
and John Fellows a committee TO nominate oi'O''''
and they will report at the next meeting