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New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
THE POULTRY EXHIBITION.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN CROWDED WITH
FOWLS OF MANY VARIETIES.

FOWLS OF MANY VARIETIES
The eighth annual exhibition OF the New-York
Poultry and Pigeon Association U.mited) opened
yesterday morning in Madison Square Garden ana
will continue throughout the week.
From carly morning until long after the greater
part of the visitors had taken their departure, the
air was one continuous blending OF the Growing OF
cocks the quacking Of ducks and the hoarse
screams OF geese. all Of whom protested against
their confinement The pigeons, pheasants, turkeys
and rabbits spent little time in adding to the gen
eral hubbub but contented themselves with putting
away their feed listening to the cries OF their
reighbors or trying go to sleep in the midst
OF il.
The attendance yesterday fairly good A
number of out-of-town breeders appeared at the
show early in the day. and remained until near
its close. 1t would take more than one days OBJ
servation. for poultry breeder. to appreciate
all the fine points Of the show itself and FOR an
everyday New-Yorker It is no small task to learn
the main points of difference between the various
breeds OF poultry and pigeons exhibited
Among the interesting features on the main moor
several large square cages. catalogued. with
their occupants as .displays In the first Of these
a handsome little red fox with black markings Is
confined. The pretty animal crouches quietly on
the floor OF his cage, as rule lifting MS hsau III
vague dst-u.t whenever admiring visitor comes
to gaze Upon him. Near him is small mock Oh
Chinese phsasants and piebald and English dark
Another noteworthy display is a flock OF snow
white fanta pigeons. who strut continually aoout
their little domain with heads held far back from
their huge. rounded chests and dainty taII-feathes
spreading proudly what Is left OF their naSks &
There is tne display of Brahmas, req WINE
and hun Teghorrs buff and black Cochins. sod
and silver Wyandottes. and white barred ana pun pun
Plymouth Rocks. Jacobin fowl. with heads nan
buried in felthered hoods. "frzze' birds. looking
as If they had Just come out OF severe DatI anu
Dit game cocks, ready for the fray are worthy OF
especial attention from those who visit tne snow
other striking exhibits black and white, spec
kid Houdan cocks and hens, white PeAlng ducks;
white and bronze turkeys that waken Visions OF
Glorious THANKSGIVING turkeys yet TO come, ana
some - 5ecally fine Toulouse geese -
Most of the prizes awarded yesterday were lot
pigeon and poultry entries. Among the fortunate
compettors were W. s. LentZ W. Harry orr, sam
ue Bartholon ew. Harry Weiss Oscar Seifert; =, n:
Atwood. q. J. Bascom Orrs Poultry iatrds, He'uy ny
Fiske H. H. y klnker. W; V Russ; WAN Ian
ley. & II. Jones. r B Arnold, J 3: Thomas jr'
] ] Uanselmann. Thorn Bros, L. Grimshaw. D. +.
Doremns J. * Boyd j. X. Jones, Jennie Naissiere
\ f. Swasey G. ". Mitchell. Phlander WiiIams
g r. Wright Richard Oke, w. e. BayIies. Lynd-
hurst Poultry Yards and Oakland Farm
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST.
Washinrtou. Dec 9The barometer has fallen slowly
IN the southern. Middle and Nrw-Engand States. and
fauy Northern Pacific II has risen in the
n.r lake and Northern Rocky Mountain sta
,ions The barometer continues highest the Middle
Atlantic There is depression central To the north
Of Minnesota. and second disturbance the North
Pacific coast. and indications that third depres-
son will form IN Southwest. II Is generally
east of the Rocky Mountains slightly colder
westward prevailed during the day In the
lake region ohio and Central Mississippi valleys and
in coudiness has increased but the
weather continues generally fair or the Atlantic coast
nd is extreme Northwest. The weather
viii continue partly cloudy the Atlantic and
local indicated for the central valleys and
regio
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
COUUENT on CURRENT TOPICS.
WHERE ECONOMY SHOULD BEGIN.

WHERE ECONOMY SHOULD BEGIN.
From Tho Providence Journal
Mr. Dingley makes a good point when ,spropos
of Secretary Carlise's recommendation that tk-
be cut down ds the sns sums asked for the
sunnort Of the Treasury Department this year 10
be several miions saeests The diculties in the
way of cconomizng on appropriations
CHANDLER on THE POWERS Of CONGRESS.
From The Detroit Free Press.
r, has been the generally accepted doctrine that
The federal powers were distributed as Hveny az "a
might BE- ;vs departments senator Chandler has
discovered however that there Is retiy pu. i ar
power Is the whole thing. The same proc
rs of reasoning by which he WIVES 9u' ~ the & Gu,
tive power can be maue just " '
the judicial power
THE ADVANTAGE OF Specific polih''
From The New Orleans Pioayune
81, omestion OF an increase decrease In the taxes
change from the ad valorem system OK ot nny 70 70
b hsness interests Of the country but to the
Govcrnment well, ~ speci"G Ill I1, az ,rnvide a
close close e,abin revenue for the Government
r,,., MAKING OF THE TARIFF.
From The Philadelphia Inquirer
old democratic doctrine and in our present p'nSmn
financial for Incidental protection now
pprdaecton cannot be abandoned by the Republican
.nS yet ds VIII vlnrssss have to- SS be moderate"
THE GREATER NEw-YoRK CHARTER.
From The Chicago Record.
In Its main features the charter Is In iins With 1
her'eS he Iesslstion For the sake Of Greater New
York and the cause OF municpai sooa shary
nni NIL not undertake tinker the document when It
comes 10 them for adoption or re'ec''on'
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
,vrByctN SOCIETY or NiTrElL!STS.

pos,or Doc 20 The \mericar society ot MAUI
r,l,ss began its annual meeting In this city to-day
This forenoon there was session at the iiarVatn
Medical School under the auspices or IN" animated
societies at which many papers were re"d upon
,,,.I, technical subjects In the afternoon AT the
-. ,,,cc over 5GD people listened 20 n discus
,,or on IN. "rnherltance Of Acquired Character
is,ics"- zoology Professor &. :. Minot; botany.
Professor J. NJ MrFdrlane. paeontoogy Professor
T. u Cope and psychology. Professor William
lanes This evenings session wa- held In the togg
A., Nuscum Cambridge when Professor Alex
ander AgaSsiZ delivered lecture on Deep sea
Sounding" After tn" meeting reception was
Iivau FOR delesates by Professor Agassz at hs
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
MSS EARLE DANGEROUSLY SICK.

Niss virginia Earle OF Augus'ln Days company.
IS sick N the Hotel Nendome. Late last night was
,,d that her condition critlca!. Miss Earle has
heon nlaving the part OF Molly Seamore. in The
Catch, at D,ly's Theatre. FOR several weeks. hay
inc taken the place Of Miss Violet Lloyd when she
went with the company which Is now playing ;he
niece In other cities The last time that she appeared
vas on Christmas afternoon. Much Ado Ahou;
Nothing" was played for the rest Of the week on
N,nd,v nigh, when The Gcsha" was presented
,rnin Miss Earle's part was taken by Miss Percy
Uaswell who will continue play II for the present.
Miss Earle made a considerable success IN In Gay
New-York" al the Casino last summer.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
DENUNCIATORY RHETORIC
From The Waterbury American.


Tho Senatorial contest between Choate and Pldtt II
warming up. and the ingenuity OF denunciation which
characterizes the co.umna Of our esteemed contem-
desht to the indifferent observer. The Post" speaks
dominates Nc the authors OF It as 'Houyhnhnms" The
sun ret9rts with an attack upon upon IL the under,
"coarse false and Infamous" speaks OF Mr.. Patts
enemies as platform blatherskItes and nswspa{Psr
liars" and closes with this conclusive sentence; MI
Piatt ia A man as high in character and reputation
as Mr. Choa:e himself" Mr.. Dana and Mr.. Godkin
them Is Of much aid to the OF the candidate he
favorA.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
THE POLYCLINIC DECLINES AID.

The faculty Of the New-York Polytechnic hospNAt
which was destroyed by fire on Christmas mornins:
met at the Murray Hill Hotel. Forty-hrst-st. ana
Park-ave last evening. DR.. John A. Wyetn pre-
sided A communication was received from ."e
PHILADELPHIA Poyclinc Hospital Offering to renosf
assistance ia the way of taking care OF the phy'
sicians who were studying at the hospital al the
time Of the fire. until the hospital In this CITY "
repaired A similar >offer was made by PROFESSOR
W. NJ Polk of the New-York University Medicai
College Both offers were declined with thanks. a.
the Polytechnic has rented temporary quarters d
No 2lS East Thrty-fourth-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
PURROY LEADS A BOLT.
Continued from First Fngc

Mr. Purroy's sayings and purposes. ana asNeo
what reply he had In make he SAID No..
aJ sae No nscessit,, for any reply To Mr.. Pur-
roy at this time. He has been preparing TOT TINS
outbreak for over n year. After his election as
County Clerk on the Tammany Han ticket ne
came to nc and said that he thought my man
agement Of the campaign had been superb. IL
was not long however, before he began 10 ran
against me and the organization. From the
moment OF his return from Europe last spring
he has not ceased his petty warfare on the men
who placed him where he Is and to whom ne
owes all he has got Puiroy has been detri-
ment to every organization with which ne ever
acted do not fear him and he knows II.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
KEOI- t,STS OF AN AMERICAN ABROAD

David G. I.eech who died In Paris on November
49, by his will. filed yesterday. provides that sooo
shall be paid annually to his wife, Agnes OUT OF
the property given to him from the estate OF his
,other William F. I.eech. The remainder OF the
estate Is to go to the wife and daughter David
q Teech A brother OF the testator, ana James =
schwartz OF Phlladelpha. are made executors
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
prOpJE VINO PREFER PL4TT.

Half dozen more replies from Republican Nom
bers Of tho next Legislature to Senator Paveys
Choate letter were made public last evening at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel All the writer's said that
they preferred Mr. Platt for United States Senator
instead Of Mr.. Choate.
The letters were signed by State Senator Charles
r Page OF this city: Assembyman James NJ r.
OGrady OF Rochester, who expects to he Speaker
mi. winter, / /. Hanna OF Dover Plains. W. l..
t,ro-,n Of Oneonta: George W. Kavanaugh. Of
Coboes and Murray Benham. OF Hopewell Centre
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
DETAILED FORECAST FOR To DAY.

For New England partly cloudy weather. possibly light
local showers In western portion: southweserly winds
For Eastern New-York. partly cloudy weather prob
ably light local showers northern portion: slightly
warmer; southwesterly winds.
Fer Eastern PcnnsyN ani, New Jersey and Delaware
fair with increasing coudiness souhery to westerly
winds .
Fr the District of Columbia and Maryland fair In the
followed by cloudy ana threatening weather.
Slightly warmer. southerly winds
Ear Western Pennsylvania and Western New-York
generally cloudy weather probably Hight showers light
10 fresh uthwestsily winds.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
JULIAN POTTER'S INJURIES.

Julian Potter nephew OF Bishop Potter, who
narrowly escaped death on Sunday ~ jumping
from second-story window In the burning home
ot Duncan Elliott IN Pelham Bay Park is still
suffering pain from his injuries. He Is con-
fined 10 a room in the Westchester Country Club
mouse ard has passed TWO sIeeDlcss nights M.
Potter resting more easily on Monday night.
and mis- attendants said ne had a good nap In the
morning. His physician. DR. Bull. did think II
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
NAY IRWIN AT THE BJOC.
"rOIRTEp MO COURT"


Las, night Mss May Ir"n began An engagement
at the Bijou Theatre producing Mr.. John Nc
Naily's :nus.ca' farce entitled 'Courtei into
Court" The piece deals Win the proceedings OF a
,oung married couple-an actress and society
,Ouih-who brought into the divorce court
through the Interference o the young mans aris
torratc mother, who is restored 10 tranquility
by an Irish Judge. comica!ly played ny Mr.. Joseph
Sparks il is merely frolicsome vehicle FOR the
prcsentn.ent OF more Or Miss lrwins negro songs
vhich were welcomed last night by considerable
iunlpcr o. hca-ors The cast follows
if~si. fs-'-
y THir='a. f~~f. IN,
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a,.-. Nocoi ai& Lf"S
Genera. Baron Vladimir Nlaiistor Gsorg- W blfnuia
"a cs jeremiah G@0ghar. Joseph u Spa'Es
Up L"'Dley Ni"6
Enseba1 'aiF 'o''''
M@flimss Me:'h Roland Carter
Gere. ''i sl'
ia fod '"''"
Court object. tfiares Church
.. court.
Moe Mfsoufr -
Della Carte
stella Argrrt..
1-,nicA Maud Gray
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30

Mails for Newfoundland by rail to Hsitax ard thence
by steamer Close at this ONCE daily at $40 m Naa
for Miaueon By rail 70 Boston and thence by steamer
close at this office .aily at m. Tor forwsrdins Sy
steamers sailing (Moniays and Thursdays) from ~
Tampa Fla Mails for Mexico. overland, uueep -.
cialIv addressed Tor dispatch by steamer at tk
ONCE daily at a. m. tRegstered mail cooes Al II
D m previous day. -.
y w. TRANsPAcIFIC NAILS
Malls for China. Japan and Hawaii. per Peru Urom
san Francisco) close here daily up to January 4 ~
$50 p. Malls for Australia Except West AuitraiisI
Hawaii and FIJI Islands Especially addressed ouItf -
0rom Vancouvsr) close dHisv
10 January IL at $50 Malls for Austrsiio fsss
cent those for West Australia which are forvar6S6
via Europe). Newzeaiand. Hawaii. FIJI and samoan
Islands per s Marposa ffrom San Francisco) 49,
here daily up to January t3 at 1880 .. m II a n
ana $50 p tor arrival at New York Of 4 n
Aurania with British malls for Australia). Mas fcs
CHINA and JAPAN per .. g. Tacoma 0rom TacoqnoI
cose here daily up to January 70 At $50 ., Mali;
close here daily up 70 January 20 at $50 p M Ma1s
San Francisco close here daily up to January = q
$50 y. m.
Transpacinc mails are forwarded to port Of saimaa
daily schedule Of closing Is prS
sumpton of their uninterrupted overland transit. ta0.
istsred mail closes at p. m. previous day.
CHARLES W. DAYTON. Puutnsoeon
Postosncs Nsw-York. n. T.. December = ieeA
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
SUGAR TRUST PUSHING TIE WAR.
"a r,p,,c.rr THE woorsox COFFEE PLANT Al

TO DUPLICATE THE wOoLsoN COFFEE fiANi ~
SOME EASTERN CITY
Toledo Ohio Dec. 2s.-It Is announced mere .".s
the Sugar Trust proposes duplicating '"e -
n,ar, at an Eas.en point. probably Boston OF
Philadephia. The purpose Of this move is TO meet
Arbuckle on his own camping ground. II Is unoes'
stood that large sugar factory ana waremouse
now idle which Is owned by the Trust. VIII %
~ 4, also said thlt there will be a further rcduess
ton of one-haf a cent per pound IN the p'"e "
Woolson coffee
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
A TRACTfOy COMPANY INCREASES WAGES

Pit;sburg. Dec. 2s.--At meeting OF the directors
: OF the Consolidated Traction Company held to-day
II was decided 20 increase the wages OF motornen
ard conductors from Is 2-s cents hour to Is
cents an hour. 10 :aHe effect January l. 1897. The
company controls all the streetcar lines In Pitts
burg except one.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
THE CATALONIA orr QUEENSTOWN.

Queenstown. Dec e?.-The Cunard Line steamer
Catalonia. Captain Stephens. from Boston December
% arrived of this port at O'Clock tonight. but
held no communication with the shore owing 10 a
southwest gale and fog. She proceeded for
I,yrrroOl
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
H. CLEuENCEAU NOT SERIOUSLY ILL.,.

Paris Dec @-Thc "Patrie" announces that the
Illness Of Eugene Clemenccau. the French poll
tician. which reported yesterday. is by
serious He has had an attack OF hepatic
colc, but Is rapidly recovering and expects TO re-
sumo his active duties in few days.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
NOTES or THE STAGE.

Daniel Frohman will produce this season series
Of one-ac plays before the regular bill OF the even
ing at the Lycuem Theatre. These are intended to
enable those who desire TO do so to go early 10 see
n short play while late corners may longer
Niece The next one-act play has been written by
Mrs Minnie Maddcrn Fske. and Is entitled The
White Flower" II will be produced tomorrow
night After this play has run fol- several weeks II
Will be replaced by one-act comedy by an English
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30

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for Genoa per pc Fusa sTs my' 10 e %
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sArrRDAYAs for France switzerland Italy:
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After the closing Of the supplementary transatlantic
onsned on the piers Of the American English. French
minutes nnn ,s'",i Of the hour Of sailing
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AaERlCA. WEST
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of Brazil must be directed per Grecian Prince'')
rJtrRSDAY-At I p. IN. for North Brazil per O. O. D..
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niementary 80 p m) for Nassau ~ p per 4 4
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New-York.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30

tested against this decision. and referred the mat
ter to their respective Embassies. which, IN turn,
made representations to the Porte insisting upon
adn1itiance Of the dragomans. To-day the
Porte informed the Ambassadors that their de,
nand had been granted. and the dragomans VIII
now watch the to see that there Is no Juggling
with evidence.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
MARRIED..

December IS 1896 at the feS.
dence Of $. Mcrristown y. j. by the Rev.
William NJ. Hughes Elizabeth Vaniever Dorsey. daush-
ter Of the late Stanton Dorsey. TO Frank Waller =
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30

It is surprising what little OF the right kind OF
medicine will do. Small doses OF DR.. ID. Jaynes M
pectorant many OF the Gods. S's
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30

iir. and Mrs. George r. Blanchard or NO ]
Washington Square North. gave "A dinner party iast
evening Their guests included General and Mrs.
Henry l.. Burnett Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ": Cooper,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrews. MI. ana MIS- JuieS
Monfant Miss Alice Ward and George Munzig.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

Chauncey VI. Depew gave a dinner party last even
ina at his home. No. A. West Fifty-four;h-st. His
guests were Mr. and Mrs Egerton H. winthrop.
lr Mr. and Mrs Treror L. Park. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry - Sloane Mrs Lose Cotton, Mr.. and
Mrs John r. Drexel. NJ. and Mrs. T. Lorillard
Ronalds jr Mrs Lawrence Townsend. Miss Ran
dolph Miss Trevor Miss Duer. Miss Pauding.
James J. Van Alien. Theodore Frclinghuysen. hich-
ard Peters ana Perry Belmont.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30

Tribune Ofiice Dec. 20. m.-The weather yesterday
was partly cloudy and cold The temperature ranged be
tween q and 10 degrees the average 31sa degrees being
fO degrees higher that OF yesterday and sh lower
than that OF the corresponding day Of last year
The weather to-day will b cloudy and warmer
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30

Mrs Walter II. Powers gave small caro- partl
last evening her home. No West Ffftieth-st.
honor of ner daughter Miss Grace Powers.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30

At the Garden Theatre Friday evening prince
Karl" will be presented by Mr. Mansfield. In place
Of "Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" ''Dr Jekyr' VIII
be substituted tomorrow evening for king Rich
ard
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30

Notices Of marriages and deaths must b ~
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
5perial Notices.

r.oN~>~~osoN~N>~rW>>>~Ss>oo
Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms.
WM b. NORMAN. Auctloneer
All 243 9TH AVENUE,
Continuation Of the
HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE SAL0
by close the
ENTIRE, STOCK
OF the firm of
EDGAR =. AllI.IEN.
commencing with Lot liCi.
comprising
sI.pERB PORCEI.AINS EMPIRE AND ARTisTICAILY
cHIsErLED GILT BRONZE CLOCK SETS BRONZE
sTATr-ARY MINIATURES. IVORY CARVINGS. OIL
PAINTINGS SUIT OF ARMOR. PANOPLf OF AHAS'
vERNIs- MARTIN. LOUIS Nv AND XVI FCRNi-
Tt'RE MIRRORS PEDEsTALs BANQUET LAMPS. \
CHOICE SELECTION OF
VIENNA BRONZF,S. &C., sc.
To be sold auction
At oi3 5TH AVE. on
This Wednesday Afternoon, Dec. SO
At O'CLOCK.
and h continued daily at the hour until every A.
ticls il disposed -.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Perkins jr.. OF NO.
East Fortieth-st. gave a dinner party last evening
for young people. After the dinner the guests at
tended tee performance at Days Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30

Mrs Ashbel i. Fitch gave a holiday dance last
evening for her daughters. Miss Fitch and Miss
Ella Fitch at her home. No. 10 East k,ghteth-st.
The house was deliberately decorated with holly
ana .nistletoe. Among those present Miss
Ware Miss Truax Miss Britain. Miss Waters,
Miss Chatillon. Miss Gillespie. Miss Ingraham.
Miss Knapp Miss Colfax the Misses Gillg. Miss
Rineer. the Misses Smythe Miss Shady. Miss Ward.
Miss Davis. Miss Locke Miss Doughty Miss VIII
cox and r. Tilt. H. Stokes. B w. Wenman.
A. W. Lawrence. A. p. Fitch. jr, II. S Borden.
j. T. Conovcr {. II. Machen. G. C. Pier. n Flower.
Il. e. Oakley J. p. Drake, +. A. Merrali, r. A.
cowles r. r. Coffin. w. A. Bostwick. H. Gennert.
Il. w. Baldwin and T. II. Hall, Jr
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30

Mr. Conried will celebrate the close OF 1896 to-
morrow night by producing Der Raben Voter at
the Irving Place Theatre. He hopes to make It the
greg test OF his In the farce comedy l.ne
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Bar.
inch.
$40
80. 5

In this diagram q continuouL white line shows the
pressure Indicated by The Trbunes SELF
recording The dotted represents the ten'-
perature recorded Perrys Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
POstOtitce Notice.

t,o-esr mails for IT, ending January will cloee
the General Postoftce 40 tols
'' TRANSATLANTIC WALLS.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30
Hanny New Nenr.

Happy New Year.
DAILY JOURNALS AND DIARIES FOX 1881.
FRANCIS a. Lot'TKEL CO.
l&6 William street.
Crnb Annie blossoms Perfume,
,,ha,s,.r fDru, Is only genuine when bearing name o1
crox, perf,rerv CO.. I>ondon Don, he defrauded.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-30

WOODLAWN CEMETERY.
Office NJ 20 F.. 23f-s,.
Woodlawn station cath WARD Harlem Railroad