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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
TVGJNEERS OPPOSE STATE INSPECTION.

i, mass-meeting of stationary. portable. eccentric
and marine engineers held last night in Cooper
Union 70 protest against Bill No. 1862 now before the
WAYS and Means Committee at Albany. Inc Dill
,ro,ides for the establishment OF a State Board or
Insnecl,n for Engineers and proposes other changes
NJ NJ Mulhal presided at the meeting the Dig
hall OF Cooper Union being filed with engineers and
they heartily appauded the speakers who denounced
the bill.
Mayor Patrick j. Gleason of Long Island CITY was
the first speaker He praised the engineers OF Long
Island CITY and denounced Bill No. 1852, which ne
said he did not believe the Legislature would pass
John J. Bealin. OF District Assembly No. ~. knights
OF Labor, and Assemblyman jeremiah j. sullivan
also protested against the bill.
senator Platt." said Mr.. Sullivan. among other
things has told me TO say to you that mis- heart
and soul are with the Knights OF Labor. and that he
will support any bill you viii present TO the Legs-
laturc IL Il: Is In your interest
Resolutions Were adopted protesting aSains. the
hill a. obnoxious and detrimental TO the pubic Wei
fare. az "A menace the safety Of lie ana property
I'm the Greater Nev-York and as being an unwar-
rantcl Interference with municipal affairs. ana ex-
honesty of the Steam Boiler Inspection and Engl-
neer,' Bureau OF this city a. now constituted 1t
ia only necessary the resolutions urged, TO give
The said Bureau additional legal power TO enable 1t
~ determine more fully the Intelligence ana me-
chancal knowledge of applicants for license 10 take
charge Of and operate steam boilers under Its )urs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
New-York. March &c, 1881
Dr,,rr,y.s BENEFACTION RECALLED.


Ex-Mayor William r. Grace's plan TO iouhd an
institution for teaching poor girls now TO oeco'"e
1is-s,,n,crting has recalled attention to the plan
-. 80 c.vla TO found A school for girls In New
yor,. Mr. savlla was a rich Peruvian merchant
who died in Lima ten years ago i'' nae pecone
ro,ur,lized citizen OF the United states ana had
,i,,od in this city for some yearA by VIII wnich
10 ro,do in This city in 1855 he provided for the
founding Of a manual training scnooi TOT e.'S' l'N'
inc about s2GDO0o for that purpose. Dut by Il
l,tor Will which probated in Peru ana also
T., This civ ne left to the Seya Home only the
e,ockg and bonds which he had In THIS country ana
,.,,,.b ,ccre estimated to be worth SNoV0
when the accounting OF his property was made
however II was found that his stocks and bonds
&, This country were worth only $4,000 and Justice
rr,o IN the supreme Court. ruled that tho fund
could not be used for school purposes unt IL
amounted 10 100000 The Committee OF Auxiliary
I,v.rtors appontcd by the Surrogate therefore re-
ooi,cd the $4,000 as a trust fund. and has been
u.ei,lnq FOR fl TO grow to 10000 MT Grace VINO
- rSmed a. one % the trustees has SAID tnat
rhe fitrd Will amount to s50o,eN within Two Years
ana ,bcn he Sevlla Home Will be founded II there
are no more legal objections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
IOcAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Elliott W. Langley, manufacturer and dealer m
cutlery at No Il Reade-st, made an assignment
Yesterday 70 William NJ. Sperry, giving preferences
10 Mary NJ Langley. S2971; Adelia |. Langley $50.
and Valdez Knife Company, Of Walden n. Y"
S25s3 Mr. Langley said the assignment was due
to poor collections and the uncertainty over the
new. Tariff bill He has about $1,000 outstanding,
which he cannot collect and business is at stand
assets 5000
d aputy-sherf williams has received az attach-
ment against Guy Edwards, of No los West SeV-
envsecond- ST. for $3.50 i'm favor Of his wife, Hat
tie 5. Edwards and it has been served on the Gar
field National Bank attach any balance IN ms
name She lent him $500 on March 10. to go into
the hotel business at Babylon. Long Island. for the
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
OPPORTUNITIES FOR BOTANY STUDY.

Summer courses In botany will he given Jointly
hy the Torrey Botanical club and the College OF
Pharmacy They have been provided for business
and professional men and women, as well as Tor
students who desire knowledge OF the principles
Of botany. and a practical acquaintance with the
local fora They consist Of two series OF twelve
lectures each given at the College OF Pharmacy,
No rs West Sixty-eighth-st. In addition TO the
lectures. eight excursions ore conducted into the
woods and fields by the lecturers or other qualified
persons The first course began with lecture
at 4 D. m. yesterday. and the lectures VIII be con-
tinucd weekly at tn, same hour until June H. The
excursions will be made on Saturdays. Tho lect-
urcs will be given by W. Arthur Rastedo.
The second course will give general summary
of crvntogamic botany. II will consist OF twelve
lectures with practical work with the microscope.
The course viii I've conducted by DR.. smith Ely
Jene. on Thursday evenings, from to 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
A SHOPLTFTER CAiGHT ~ an hhN D.
LIVES IN DURHAM. y. J.. AND Is WEALTHY
SAYS SHE Is A VICTIM OF KLEPToMANiA

SAYS SHE Is 4 VICTIM OF klEfIoMANiH
A middle-aged woman OF apparent respec'ao"''S
vho entered the drygoods store OF h. Altman
20 IN sixth-ave Yesterday afternoon. excited the
s,,snicions Of Speclal Officer Larkin, who Is EN-
Moved by the firm TO look out for shoplirters anu
srook th,eyes Larkin followed the woman apout
tho store and at last thought he saw her sip
hlsck Iaca cane valued at s.. in fine alligator manu-
haa which she carried He waited until she ler'
,ha store and on the sidewalk placed her under
arrest. So. -.
Whom taken 10 the office OF the superintendent the
woman became Indignant and threatened revenge
for the indignity offered her. She became Gamer,
however when the detective took from the manu-
bas two neces Of silk one silver spoon. pair OF
elk stockings a fine handkerchief and lot OF veil
inc I'm addition to the lace cape. She oHered 10 pay
Tor tho goods which were valued at about SW. ana
showed that she had $50 in her purse but her oner
,ros refused and she taken TO the JEFFERSON
Market Police Court When arragned the woman
went bitterly. She pleaded not guilty, out oHereu
M exclamation as to how she happened TO have the
goods in her possession. She gave her name d.
Mary Burns and refused her address -,
One of tho clerks in the store was certain ne had
soon the woman i'm the store with welI-Kho"H us
TONER The detective visited this customer, Wilo
informed him that the woman lived IN NeW-Dui-
Jar \ / that she well TO DO. ana that sne
certoinIv had no need of the goods taken. Whlcn
we're a II of the cheap character ana were nor Suc
w. sbe voud wear The woman herself admitted
bcr IDENTITY She said that she was victim OF
klcptomania. Magistrate Crane heId her lor ui ,
In xO0 hail She was locked up last night put she
said she would have a bondsman In court to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
TO EXAMINE MISS TUCKERMiN.

Justice Beach in Special Term. Part II, OF the
Supreme Court yesterday appointed John Della
hunty and DR.. Thomas 5. Robertson a commission
to pass, with the aid of jury, upon the mental
condition of Margaret Eliot Tuckerman. The COM
mission granted upon the application of Evarts,
Choate & Beaman. counsel for Jane Frances Tuck
erman and Emily Lamb Tuckerman, sisters of the
alleged incompetent woman. and Eliot Tuckerman.
brother. The petitioners aege that their sister,
Margaret Eliot Tuckerman. IS thirty-sx years old.
and since September 3, 1857, has been in DR. John 5.
Buels sanitarum. at Litchiied. Conn., and Is in
competent 10 manage her estate They allege that
their sisters property consists OF personal property
valued at 5000 and real estate worth $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
CONFERENCE on WATER FRONT Rents.
TO BE HELD oN MARCH al-PREsIDENT o'BRIEN
TALKS Of THE REPORTED WITHDRAWAL
or APPLICATIONS FOR PIERS ny
STEAMSHIP COMPANIES

or APPLICATIONS FOR PIERS PY
STEAMSHIP COMPANIES.
President O'Bricn Of the Dock Board was seen
Yesterday in regard TO the reported Withdrawal OF
publications by several steamship companies for
new piers IN tho North River IN the vicinity OF
West Elevcnth-st and had considerable TO say on
the subject The cause OF the Withdrawals Is SAID
20 be the high rent demanded by the city for the
piers. MIR. O'BriCn said:
The only rental proper 70 be charged Tor thls
property under the law is the market rental value
Some OF the transatlantic steamship companies
seem TO think that this market value IS more than
they should bc asked 10 pay. Looking 10 a settle
roent OF these differences 50 that we can determine
70 what uses this section of the water front may be
nut the Board OF Docks has got the consent or
Nayor Strong for conference a. the City Hall at
o'clock In the afternoon OF March q. At this con-
ference the matter Will be gone over thoroughly as
The Commits .Ouers or Docks want some agreement
arrived whe1cby the best service 10 the city can
be secured . 49,, <.,,. -
Commerce: Darwin y. James. president Of the
board Of Trade and Transportation; Henry ID. Nc
Cord president of the New-NOrk Produce Elk
change: Hugh Kelly. president OF the Mariime As
sociatior OF the Port of NeNYOrk, besides Henry
T. DirnOck William II. Grace. Abram ). Hewitt.
Jordan J.. Mott and the Commissioners Of the Sink
ing Fund have been respectfully invited 70 attend
This conference ana confer regarding the rental
value Of the property involved
The report That the Cunard and White Star Steam
ship companies intended 10 withdraw their service
from THIS city Of rents denied at the
ofiicos Of both companies yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
THE OAKES INQUIRY STILL DELAYED.
WITNESSES STILL TOO WEAK TO TEsTIFY-A
sEAMAN's ACCOUNT OF PREVIOUS SUI
FERINGS on THE SHIP.

FERINGS on THE SHIP.
The crew of the ship r. +. Cakes Will not he
heard to-day in their complain: against Captain
Reed and his wife the men being still too weak to
leave the hospital at Clifton. Staten Island.
Deputy United States Shipping Commissioner Kee-
nan said yesterday that the case would not come
up for two or three days yet He intended, H.
said to have afndavits signed by the men. and
would look these and decide a to whether
the allegations warranted the arr,s- OF Captain
Reed not
The following letter was received at The Tribune
office yesterday:
To the Editor of The Tribune, =,
Pe ebrnar - 49, w f. i REED @S Vas captain and
Mrs Reed accompanied him then a. she G9es 81 now S
voyage | had but one fun meal, that was on
have been 50 hungry that when sent aloft to
grease mast ! ate near "a quart OF me EirlS,,
open window al night and with pointed stick
.'fshed' POTATOES out Of the storeroou ana eh,'n
them raw peeling and all The vessel was loa g.,
stealing it; still did steal H. ana oiten nav
gfIav Inc pangs of hunger before 1 could 90 to
sleep. | was weak from hunger and abuse that
forted me with Smith. you're getting logy
you're too fat III have to shut down on your
was kicked and beaten so that was con,
tinually covered with marks ar Wmses; " {Hv w.
that | was licked" every watch iot -hVr daks,
John Koski. "A Russian FINN, Wa ~ W. IL. H.. ~
idn hrcaking one of his ribs. Sui ecu ntly the
officers made practice of striking ,p ~ IN she
co,id he inflicted with but very slight exertion.
After leaving the r. F. cakes sailed neary tTo
Gor wore any of my shipmates struck Ana we
aiVavs had plenty OF good food Theretore' al AZ
..L""'aah am a native American, as also my par
49, nts and GRANDPARENTS, | am made ashamed IN any
seaport in the world because oth"r countries pr pro-
-, me- Vet | would be expected 10 rlsk, yes W
give lie itself in defence Of my country h ra ranS
var as my father. grandiadher an" h'o'
father have done. Is II falr tortu-p = SMITH
- vo-i, March 2G 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
MISSIONARY SOCIETY ELECTION.

At the annual meeting OF the Church Extension
and Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, held yesterday afternoon in the Methodist
Book Concern Building. No. lC Fifth-ave. the fol-
lowing Board OF Officers elected: President
Samuel W Bovine. first vlce-president. Bishop
T.. G. Andrews vce-presidents. I'cwles Colgate
A. H. Brumme Hiram Merritt. John 5. Huy Ter
the Rev. DR.. John w. Beach. the Rev. George Van
Alstyne and the Rev. Z. s. Osbon: corresponding
secretary. the Rev. DR.. Frank Mason North re-
cording secretary, John C. Clark; assistant secce-
tnry, Henry J. aills; receiving treasurer. Thomas
Croker and disbursing treasurer. j. Edgar Leay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Launch of yacht Marietta. John ~ Robins COM
psny's yard. Eric Basin, p. IN.
chi Kama Club poster tea. Columbia institute
afternoon.
intercollegiate Oarsmen conference. evening.
Interscholastic athletic games. Madison square
Garden, p. m.
Press Club dinner for =. j. Hanway. clubhouse
evening.
Engineers Club dinner. clubhouse. p. m
Progress Republican Club stag, NO S'S" lhiro-
ave. p. m.
Kit Kat Club smoker. No. 70 East Fifteenth-st'
p. m.
Lecture by Professor Jelllffe. Museum OF Natura
History p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

cANRRIDGF-Herman Stump United states
Commissioners General OF immigration FIRM
AVENITE-Francis T. S. barley, OF Phiiadeiphih
GRAND IrNION-Senator John Raines OF Canaan
daieua UOFFMAN-The Rev Walton W. Bat
tershalI and Andrew Hamilton. OF Albany hOl~
LAND-General r. S. Peck. OF Vermont. ana Leu
tenant Commander Kimball L. ;. \. lMfE
sar,tor Henry Russell. OF Albany MAN
HAITIAN oorield Storey, Of Boston, and hiram
Tompkns OF Saratoga. METROfoLh - otauc
Senator's Clarence Lexow. George K Malpy ana -
NJ Wilcox and Assembyman George ;. Horton
NIrRRAY UIII,-Senator Redneld Proctor OF YER
mont and state Senator Frank w higgins, OF
clean n Y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ;. Francis OF
Troy WAIDORF-Judge w. X. Townsend. or
New. Haven: J. Sloat Fassett Of Elmira; John n
Cowen Of Baltimore. and Miss Clara barton.
WINDSOR Norman r. Ream. of Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
VIEW LAW As TO REGISTERED LETTERS

The new Registry law by which the Government
Is 70 assume responsibility up to $40 TOT inc loss OF
registered letter IN the malls, Will probably not
On into effect until the beginning OF the fiscal year
ON July l. Assistant Postmaster Gayler of this
city yesterday said that no instructions had been
issued 10 the postmasters in relation to the ne"
law. and it was expected that rules for the guild
ance Of the postmasters throughout the country
would be promulgated before the law went into
.dect The law Is expected to stimulate the SEND
ing OF small sums OF money through the registered
ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
THE ST. NAZAIRE DISASTER.

DR.. Marie and Engineer 81. 6auts. two OF the four
survivors OF the ill-fated French Line steamer
VILE 90 ST. Nazaire, which foundered of Hatteras
sail for Hnvre to-day on La Champagne Neither
Of them has by any means yet fully recovered from
the awful experience they went through in open
boat for seven days. A third survivor Captain
Berri who was u passenger on the steamer. n still
al the Hotel Martin. and is not yet In condition
IN make tho statement OF tho disaster for which
the French Consul IL waiting. Tho investigation
int the case by the Consul 10 not yet finished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
ONE OF TRIPLETS NAMED AFTER WARTNG

Mrs John j. McKenna OF No. 29s East Broadway,
the wife OF a member of the Purroy organization in
the WITH Assembly District. and member OF
organization in that district known as the Calumet
Club gave birth to tripets two girls and boy,
last Monday. The babies already named. The
girls are Julia Irene and May Clara. The boy is
called Warng Francis Gibson Mckenna, after
Street Cleaning Commissioner Waring and his dep
uty Captain Gibson Commissioner Waring called
at the McKenna home on Thursday and left a large
bouquet o. roses and his congratulations for Mr..
81 Mrs Mckenna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
IN MEMORY or PROFESSOR DRrMMOND

There will be meeting In memory Of Professor
Henry Drummond under tho auspices OF the stu
dents Club I'm the Fifth Avenue Prcsbyterian
Church tomorrow at p. m. Luther ID. Wishard,
who has visited many universities and was closely
associated with Professor Drummond Will speak
on "Drummond's Life and Work" and the Rev
DR.. John Hall will make address 10 students
message from William e, Dodge will DC re-
ceived at the meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
uRJLLYv BIRCH STILL LINGERING.

Little hope is entertained for the recovery OF
"Billy" Birch. the old-time minstrel, who Is suf-
ferlng from n stroke OF paralysis at his home. No.
70 seventh-ave. Deputy Coroner Olianlon. who is
the veterans physician. fears that his patient may
ha afflicted with another stroke. The minstrel was
conscious Yesterday morning. but could take little
nourishment. Last night he was derious and
raved about not wanting TO go on the road again.
Brch's condition early In the evening critical.
hut Or O'Hanlon said he did not think tho Is
N any immediate danger OF dying.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
THE CUTLD TO REMAIN " THE ASYLUM.

Tn. trouble between Julltee Arnoux and her hus-
hand Henri. over the possession Of their hvc-year-
old daughter. Jeanne. was settled In the supreme
Court before Justice Beach yesterday, when the
,nother Withdrew her writ Of habeas corpus. which
she had obtained WIKI the view OF getting posses
sion Of the child and accepted the alternative OF al
lowing the girl 10 remain In the asylum where her
father had placed her she being allowed - the
child once a month and the father 10 see her three
times q month Henri alleged that his wife eloped
on July H. 1893. with Edward Baudoin, with whom
she Is nov living and deserted him ana her baby
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
THD MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FoREIc\ PORTS.

Steamer Rarnia tBn Wyatt from New. lo, ,sns "a
for Genoa Naples etc passed cape Esph'e, se ssutoe
steamer Kafhr Prince tBrl, o,dtch saie' i'''" -
FOR New York March -. , ,, ,.i,.s,w 10
steamer Fumessa CSrl. Harris sailed "'"
Ncw-YorA March ~. . III. from see
FOR New York March - 49,, ,ro,, London to
steamer Noble ,brl, layani. sahea ''
New York March 20 ,..,, liverpool fcs
New York March ri al y m. , from New-Ycrk
steamer Massachusetts, tBri. bo.pnnss' :.
March a. arrived at London Maich York arrives
steamer Persia Geo, Spliedt from W" $500
al Hamburg March 20 -. v,,k arrived al Lon
steamer Megantic tBr Foot, Ne" 'N''
don March 20 ,,.~. Ney-Yogk, Ss's
aallsd from Barbados March ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
MR. FOsDICK OUT or DANGER.

Charles g. Fosdich tho septuagenaran president
Of the Second NatioAai Bank. VINO has been sori-
ously I'll at his home No. 81 West Thirtysixth-st.,
was pronounced entirely out Of danger by his
physician last night. He has been suffering from
a. acute attack Of broQehitls,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
PrSOrPcES or 4 MODERN HOTEL.

Notwithstanding the large number OF elegant
suites Of apartments engaged at the famous Hotel
Cecil London, by Her Majesty Queen Victoria for
her numerous foreign guests who are m ne pres
ont al her Diamond Jubilee festivities. the
sources OF the great hotel are such that there
are sill about 800 bedrooms and salons for the ac-
conimodation Of the general public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27

Not altogether the fashionable
hatter's fault that he charges %
more for the same Derby.
He doesn't sell as many-can t
afford to sell as cheap.
His shape; all shapes worth hav-
ing-$s.
Alpines and silk hats; mems and
boys hats.
Do you enjoy jumping with the
wcather-from winter Overcoat TO
nothing; from nothing back again?
If not-Spring ovcrcoats, $Io 10
$50.
ROGERS, PEET & 60.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Br0adWay.
Thirty-second and Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 552 Sunset 6:l9 Moon rises m 1907 Moons age p
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
N-sandv Hook 1852 Gov Island 1874 Hell Gate 527
pM-Sandy Hook 34I Gov. Island AS Hell Gate gu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
Gro. CLINT Co.
43.4SAhp At WEST 23oST.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: l54 AND IS6 WEST 9"srReEL
THE COZ RTS.
corrRT OF APPEALS DECISIONS.

A,horv March 2s-The Court Of Appeals to-day
adjourned ill Apri: 49, after handing down the fol-
lowing decisions:
clara J. Brown against SALLY Allen i and o tn Tc
aPPeanf6, tn re w PetG" ndey AGAINST s G. Bo
CART respondent. and Ann a; l1in,ley. aPpenasno;
Workers " O. filckok. Manufacturing Company
against Martin Bergman. Observation-Disclosures Al
''t Cora =. Bven appellant against g. H. Robinson
Judgment and order affirmed with costs. c,,,o
Company defendant EIa Cohen tr atacnIns
creditor Horace r. Rapayea againsI M acsine
Georgia 4 Chaplin defendant. John c. Wilson, ap-
pe PEN and WIdson River Railroad Company appel
lant-Judgments reversed new trials granted, costs
to abide event.
THE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.
Washington. March 2s.-Tn the Supreme Court Of
the Limited States - on Monda% the s s9 and VIZ be NOS
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.
Supreme Court-special Term-Psrt ITBefore Beach. j.
Court opens AZ 1890 a. m TX parte mates dI co-,
opens ar 1870 A. m 30 day calendar. Wills for pro-
bate John Hugsard Barbara ziehe' Caroline Hermann
" city i coaFi-spccaI TermBssogs opwyer. J-cour'
REFEREES APPOINTED. r.H
Supreme Court.
BY smyth J.
Moran agt. Garnhart-John Whalen.
Manhattan Railway Company agt. Rich-George F.
Matter Of Kirkland. Andrews G. Co.-John H. Rogan
By Beach J.
Cook agt. Cook-wiriam II. Bain.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY Smyth. J.
David NJ Lewis agt. Alfred Cohen-Thomas F. Don
nelly. ,, - -.,
Matter Of Kirkland Andrew & co-Chares f. Ensign
By Beach. J.
J Madison Wells Johanna hi Lorenzo-trank &
Barker.
Russell J.
Joseph NJ Fischer Clement l. Stephenson-Ievi W