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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
oyrTDrS CHIEF or POLICE ARRESTED

p,o - Y April os-chief OF Police ID. T.
can,nrd n Oneida. was arrested this morning by
Constable John Pepps. Of Rome and brought 20
,,,s cuv rhe complaint alleges blackmal' ana
ox,or,,o, AMI the warrant was sworn out oefofe
Ius,,ce Cubbir.. Of Rome. BY John o. Dehh''oh'
- o.a,aa attorney The two men have hnd CON
',a,io ,,ouble Dennison alleges that last sum
r,r sanford threatened to expose his re.auons
with an onoGin woman. To keep the wniet s1c que.
ptuniSot. 'T'he specific charge is the payment
81 SO at syv Beach on Augnst Il as' Ia, so,s be
shioi" ,.a, p.nnison at Sylvan Beach ana never
un ,na no dollar from him. lie pleaded not guilty.
and demanded an examination WIN" was '''
down for April 80
parouet floors and wood carpeting hness wo, v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29

Domoko. the ancient Thaumakoi Is not "a long
~ :" hu, only about ten miles south of Pharsalos
""'' -. between IL and the mountains OF
u " ~ o.hich latter. In another dispatch. are de-
O'n,! M forming the Greek line of defence.
pomoko about G ihe haa,ah wUndrou b be SEt Of Of
hClSS..,,,atiou (See map)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
STING FOR ACCIDENT NSt RiNtE.
THE WIDOW OF \ rITTSBT RG LAvNDIYMAN SEEN
ING TO RECOVER LARGE AMOUNTS fRoA
EFW-YORK COMPANIES.

PIttsburp AprIl 2N.-Mrs. ShIhn J. TIV'Itr' "I''V"
~ Charles Pftifer. wealthy launlryman Of Pitts
burg and Chicago. has sued the Fidelity ana
Casualty Company OF New-Ycrk for Ne~ the
amount OF an accident insurance policy h,id III ms
camnanv hv Nr Pfeifer and which the company mas
lrrlinoi 10 pay. Pfe.ser killed whhe hunting
near I.igoner. Penn. December - II Is Sain tl:'
sui, viI also be begun soon against another New
York company for $500 tho amount Of the poncy
taken out through It's local office by rieler III case
,hn companv refuses to settle the claim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
cprr,, ARMY'S NEW HEADQUARTERS.
REMOVED TEN MILES SOUTH FROM PHARsALos
TO DOMOKO.

1o,don. April 2S.-The headquarters Of the
Crock Army are being removed to Domoko, a
,,e, way south of PharsalCs. Eden Pacha has
ioa,sed a Droc camatiOn inviting the Greeks TO re
t,,,n to IaTss1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
TURKS BEATEN BACK FROM NOLO

A GENERAL ENGAGEMENT EXPECTED AT
VEIESTINO TO-DAY
London April 2S-A dispatch from Noio, tie
port Of Thessaly. announces that the Turkish
advance forces haze attacked the Greeks at
Velestino. about eight miles west Of Volo and
on the railroad connecting the latter place with
Iarissa and Pharsalos. The Turks. however, the
disnatch saws were repulsed with heavy loss and
driven back far as Teherls
General Smoenski. on hearing or the attack
unon Velestino. made sorte from Pharsalos
In order TO support the Greek force at Nelesti1o
disnatch from Athens this evening says th9:
a general engagement between the Greeks and
Turks is expected tomorrow at Nelestiro, where
the Turks have just been defeated.
ve,as,ino the ancient Phern, is about ten miles
,,os. of Volo at the railroad junction whence one
linz runs up TO Larissa and another TO Pharsalos.
1,arditza Trikhala and Kaambaka. II IS a town
~ about 1000 inhabitants. aboundlng with trees
rorks and fountalns-aitogether a charming spot.
II was the home Of the Greek poet Rhigas. who
,a. MI, 70 death by the Turks just ninety-ri1e
,eors AGO The object Of the Turks In attacking II
,e ohvious By capturing il they would break off
III railroad communication between NolO and
pharsaIos and Trikhala. and mos. seriously imperl
ynio itself Teher,is to which the Turks were
,irjvnn hack is about ten miles northwest OF
VeIostno on the line OF the railroad to Larissa, or
between IL and Lake Karla. (See map)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29

Parquet floors and wood d ssrhs,ne Ts nrs ia
Adv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
- oE THE SEAT OF WAR.

gheeuG Ger rrm the A GTcae K
mM1R
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continued on seventh pnEc.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-13
A KLONDIKE BOOK.

The Chicago Record's book for Gold Seakars is now ready. r-ader of this book will know more ef Alaska and the wonderful klondike dis trice than he could learn by months of personal oh-srvatiOn and research on the ground. ln comTsrison with other works on the subject it is tte Nehster'a Dictionary of Alaska, "a per feet and peerless volume. at 0uco the model and despair of rival publishers.
 lt tells of the richest and most extensive gold heless the world has ever known How they were diseoyered-fields yet rnexplorsi-Ten yeArs' work already in sight-Wbers ie the Mother Lodes-Ihe fortunes already mRae-The millions to be taken out next Sear-How to get there R N fare and other expenkas from all points- Medical hints-C hmafe-OficlA MAps. Govern mont reports-An land and water routes Pro jectsd railruads- Mining lAvs-Cnstoms. In brief all that is known Of this wonderful land of fabalous wealth. lt is the only authentic. practical book. official and endOrsst. About 60o pasris, handsomely bound in art canvass. Price, sI5l
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 Address exactly, MONROE BOOK COMPANY. DEF T. k., CHICAGO. I04-1m
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-13

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned arc owners of thrce fourths of he Little King, and other mining claims situated in Lonesome Val Icy. Mineral point mining district. favapai County. Arizona. and they will not To <ponsihle for any debt contracted against said mining claims hy any pers1n or pereone.
 D. W. WEST.
 ]. w. HEaINaxR,
 J. N. HUD0Ess. Prescott, Arizona. Nov. %. 1895.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-13

To Whom 1t May Concern: The Last Chance mine and the Martinez mine, in Martinez Min ing district. will not be responsible for any debts contracted for labor or other Wise by par ties working same under bond ar otherwise.
 JOHN Y. HOLDEN. 7-i-amdw JAMES REES.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-13
Mine WarniingNOtieeS

Notice is hereby given thatth undersigned arc owners of he gr0np of mines known e tho Crook" in Crook Canyon, Hassayampa Mining Distrfst, favapai cs,unty, Arizona. and that they will not b. Fespous bie for any debts cotracied for lallor ar otherwise hy parties w0rkins sano
 q. N. COLE.
 HF. WOOD. Prescott. Arizona. August a. 1877, s-si-tfi
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-13
Te Wham U Mnr Concern,

NOtiee is hereby given that the Hidden Trrae- uTc mining claim in Hack Canyon district. ownei by the undersigned. will not b. responsi- hle fuf and debts contracted for laboT or other wise Do parties working same under lsase or bond or otherwise. C. NJ. GUklN.
 May Ie. lsg7.-3m
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-13
Anel,ctou. omeIe, soufi..

For an omelet soufiie separate six eggs. measure and sift three table spoonsfuls of powdered sugar. See that the oven is hos and have every thing in readiness. Beat the whites of the eggs to very stiff froth. Beat the yolks of three eggs; add them to the whites; add grated rind of half a lemon, the sugar and a tablespoonful of lemcn juice; mix quickly. Heap into boxing dish, dust with powdered sugar and bake in a quick oven for five or eight minutes. Serve hot and as quickly as possible.-MTs. S. T.. Rorer iu October Ladies Home Journal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-13
T-I-au,dw

Notice is hereby given that the Fmmct min and machinery will not he responsible for dehts contlastsSi. labor or otherwise. hy parties work
 K. POWERS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-13
roy. of the KaIssr,. Son. vsr Charity.


 According to the diary of a Ger. man courier, the children of the emperor are we'll supplied with play. things. On Easter eve, he writes. the tutor of the emperor's sons col. lects all the toys which have been given to the children during the year. They conalst for the most part of things of R military nature, such as miniature cannOns, sabers horns, drums, comets, and, of course, tin soldiers. Then he causeS them to be repainted and generally repaired and distributes them among the poor and the hospitals of the capital One Easter four cartloads of toys were thus distributed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-13
Hotel BURKE
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.

Some of the features of this Houss:
 E~ It is the only absolutely fire proof Hotel in Prescott:
 ~ It employs none but WHITE CooKs in the Kitchen.
 ~ It is lighted throughout by electricity.
 ~ Its table board is unexceiled and its sleeping apartments are kept neat and clean always.
 ~ It has a watchman on duty all night, thereby guaranteeing all property secure from thievery.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-13
Opinion af H,s Wtse. R.,..,v.,.

Things are getting worse and worse with poor Dawkina
 What's the matterl"
 Well, at first he was his wife s husband, but now he is only bis wife's baby's father - Chicago Record.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-13
K. ofP Bali.

Last evening the Pythian social club give their first dance of the season at K. of r. hall and the event was duly celebrated. The members, their wives and best girls, together with the invited guests made the attendance just right for pleasure. The music was furnished by La Guardia's orchestra from Whipple and as result the musical part of the program was all that could be desired.
 Lemonade and punch furnished cooling refreshments between the dances, and when the wee small hours brought the festivities to a close the guests voted the event a big success.
 The floor committee were F. E. Andrews. J. F. Dillon; H. E. Kaiss, F. A. Tritle. Jr., K. E. Watson, and to these gentlemen is attributed much of the success of the evening. The Knights of Pythias is one of Prescott's substantial lodges the present membership being 90.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-13
somewhas u-enk

A man in Florida has patented 6 combined rowing nachins and bath. tub. When not in use for these pur- poses, 1t can also be used as bioy- cle or machine for licking and at- taching postage staEsEA - EaCi-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-13

The undersigned. owners of the First Home mining claim, located in lig Bas district hereby give notice that they will not be responsible for any dabts contracted against said mine while the same is being worked under bond or lease.
 V. R. sTEIS
 SARAH STEPS prnarrla Ihacnr,nnr lS IslA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-13

Prescott, AriEona, December a. Iss6.
 kotice is hereby given that che hackeye Mine. Turkey Greek mining district, lavApai county. AriEoTa. will not be responsible for sry debts contracted for labor. or material furnished, or other lJnrpose, while being worked under bond or lease. LAMBS M. MORE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-13
Preeoott, Arisona. October sfh. i,

IFoeNuttf HfI1uilaf UVtuiaf 'IHs itls1a Notice ia hereby given thaf the Rapid Transit Mine and Rapid Transit East Mine. Tiger Dis triCt, layApai County, Arizona, will not Do respOnkihle for any debts contracted for labor or material furniahed, ar other purposs. while being voTA, indeF bond or isAee.
 JAcon HKSEIE 2 ed b. Y. MrIGE uAA.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-13

Notice is hereby given that the Model zaine and tho Model placieS claim, located in Weaver Nm ing District, lzvapAi County, Arizona, will ns't be responsible for any debts fer labor, material or Othir purposes. contracted vhiln said claims are unier bond or lesse.
 mIara2 K. C. POWERS. Owner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23

OF tho people and their desire 20 know
what viii De done, / deem IL best now TO
make sfgtement
When Senator Sherman resigns 10 on
ter the Cabinet ~ President Mckinley.
j VIII appoint to succeed him Hon. Mar
Gus a. Hanna. Of Cuyahoga county, 10
serve until his successor Is CHOSEN by the
scNenty-third General Assembly Of the
state. ! trust this action viii meet with
the approval OF Tho people"
Gov Bushnell was interviewed last night
on tho subject. but IL was evident from
bis manner that the bad taste was not yet
out OF his mouth. lie declared that he
had acted ia the interest Of harmony in
tho party. and had nothing to add 10 what
his card revealed.
The appoi tmcn. Of Hanna does not
mean that no viii have the place unchal-
leugcd when the next General Assembly
meets. II f. certain that a Foraker can
didate Will be IN tho field for both short
and long terms. 10 will be a battle roval.
As the contest now stands. however. For
aker VIII not have the active opposition
o' the administration. while bis close
Trend Hon. Charles kurtz. has the State
mac hine well In hand. The announcement
or Bushnells choice tonight has created
no end OF comment I'm the hotel Hobbies
ana at political hoadouarters The CON
sensus of opinion IS that tho Governor did
the only thing he could have been expect
"a 70 90. unless he was blind TO RepubN-
can sentiment md Samson-liko proposod
TO pull the pillars OF the temple down
upon his party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23
DANIELIN THr SENaTE.
Secures an Appropriation for the Mcmo-
rial Fridge.


rial Fridge.
WASHINGTON. y. c.. Fob. 22.-SpeciaI
The published announcement that Scna-
tor Daniel would read Washineton's fare
well address before the Senate drew Il
large crowd 10 the Capitol to-day.
With the exception Of the members and
cinlomatis. tho galleries were filed TO
OVERLOOKING while many waited patiently
in the corridors. hoping 20 gain admission.
An unusually large number OF senators
were present while many OF the Repre-
seuatives came over from the House out
OF compliment TO the senior Virginia Sen
ator. Among the latter were Represen-
tatlves Tucker Tyler. Thorpe. Meredith.
Otey and Swanson. OF the Virginia dele
cation.
Senator Daniel this mornind induced the
Senate Committee on Commerce. 10 unan-
imOusly report his amendment appropriat-
ing twenty thousand dollars for the COM
menccment OF the memorial bridge across
the Potomac from the naval observatory
grounds on the District of Columbia side
10 the Arlington estate on the Virginia
shore The Amendment win be attached
10 the sundry civil bill
lie also made a strong and successful
effort before the Senate Committee on
P6@tofiices and Postroads. to replace the
appropriation OF Sl71. 900 for the Southern
fast mail which was stricken from tho
House bill last week by the Senate Com
mlttce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23

was taken and all the standing room was
occupied so that the later c0mers had
~ DO turned away from the doors.
The platform was tastefully decorated
with American flags, surrounding the pOr-
traits Of the urst President OF Ihis couu-
try and bis wife. Au interesting pro-
gramme had been prepared Tor the occa-
sion and the exercises were opened with
Il voluntary, rendered by the following
Mrs e.. H. Brensie. soprano, Miss Eihe
Cofer. alto. haddon ,. Watkins. tenor
Henry Burnett, Jr' bdsS Miss Bessie
Powell. accOmpauist.
After the singing OF the hymn. My
Country. lis OF lnee, by the entire con-
gregatiOn. Rev. l. W. Guyer, past State
councillor. offered fervent prayer, and
Rev. H. j. Taylor read the Scripture les
son When the East End Quartette had
rendered A selection. Rev. h. +. Beadles
read TO his audience tne principles and
objects OK the order. lie was followed by
CAPTAIN Frank W. cunningham, who by
raon.4t sang "The Sword Of Bunker Ilill.
Miss Bessie Powell entertained the
audience with an Instrumental solo. and
Rev. H. II. wharton ID. d., of Baltimore.
was then introduced as the orator CT the
evening who made "A bIiet address on
"The Principles and prospects Of our
Order " DR. wharton, WHO Is mem
her of the order. and who Is well known
10 Elchmcud audiences, gave an inter
estine talk. which was eagerly listened
10 by the big audience. .. 90.
Mr. Haddon s. watkins then gave an
other s,Io and a Ousrtettc. consisting or
i T. pemrrnau ROY Ford. John biuglc,
and Charles Mead. sang "lne Old Noun
fafn Trre After q solo ly Professor
Mitchell tho audience sang God be NilA
You TlU we Meet Again ises' - D.
T-atr ID d. ouered prayer. ana KEY ~
H.. Hatcher ID. D.. the pastor CT tue
Tabernacle. dismissed the satAeilhs WIN
tho bcucdiciiOn. .,,,,.,.,.. ,->.,o>r
THE ATGIIL CNlHOLlC UNION.
Npa.Iinpt,n-s birthday was most ap-
nronriately celebrated by the members
- t.c NcGu catholic Union in their
rooms on Marshall street. near Ninth
Tbo rooms were tasteiuiiy decorated
with American and Virginia flags, as wei
as tho pictures OF Washington.
The programme opened with lntroduc-
tory ,amarks bv tle President Mr.. j. NJ.
Powers Ills remarks were followed by
fbe rendition OF ths Star Spangied Ban
nor hv a choF's of nfty voices. 4 very
patriotic paper entitled America Dept
no Waehlngton." was read by Mr. $. l..
Kelly. and was enthusiastically rccdiv-
ed
A defamation entitled "Washington's
Rirtbdav" by Daniel Webster. was de-
livorcd by Mr. Arthur j. Rooney, wash
ington aud His Times. was given by
Mr. j. A. Masurior. The programme was
concluded by the singing OF "Columoit.
Gem Of the Ocean" and "America. ny
the chorus Ted hy Gather Charles ODon-
ahoe of NeZDort News 7
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23

Washington Literary Society's Celebra-
tion-EosewelI Page tho orator.

ASHLAND. VA, Feb. Special
Notwithstanding the steady downpour Of
rain tonight the hall of the Washington
Literary Society was crowded 10 witness
the celebration Of WashingtOn's birthday
by the society Captain Richard lrby, tho
oldest living member Of the society, acted
as president; MT J. Is. Clayton. vice
president and j.. X. Odcll, secretary.
Dr. j. A. Kern offered prayer. after
which Captain Irby related some inter-
csting history of the society with much
pleasing humor, interjocted. Following
Captain Irby was Mr. ~ O.. Scott Of the
society. with well-timed. well-dclivcrcd
and thou phtful narration of Inertia vs..
Attainm tnt."
Next was introduced Roosevelt Page,
Esq. Of Richmond, as the speaker Of the
evening. lie chose COR his subject THE
Lesson Of Washington 10 the Men Of our
Time" in his mastery address Mr.. Page
showed great devotion 20 the study Of
Washington. whom he declared 10 be the
greatest man in the annals Of history.
The audience was much pleased with the
address. and showed IT'S appreciation by
frequent and prolonged applause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23

Gen. Harrison Slightly Disappointed Be-
.a.... n "a. Z. lf.r

Gen. Harrison Slightly Disappointed Be-
cause IL isn Girl.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Feb. 22-At $50
Sunday morning eX-Presidnt Harrison
heard the first wall OF "a little daughter.
who had just opened her eyes upon q
strange world, and found the loving anx-
i0us eyes OF her distinguished father gaz-
ing at her as she was handed TO The nurse
by Dr. Henry jameson, the attending
physician. The babe. perfect IN form and
feature, weighed, as IL was afterward
learned, eight and throc-quarters pounds.
.ls IL "a bOyy' asked Gen. Harrison.
mo. IL SIS girl" replied the Doctor.
II is said the General showed only
slight disappointment. and then be turned
his attention again TO the mother.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23
NAY GENERALRArE VAN.
Probable Action orthe Joint Traffic Asso

Probable Action ofthe Joint Traffic Asso-
citation in Regard To tho y. & w,
BALTIMORE MD, Feb. IA meet
ing Of trunk-line representatives, OF the
Joint Traffic Association win be held in
New York tomorrow, when the ques-
ton Of the Norfolk and Westerns Cum
berland Gap rate-cutung VIII be con-
sidcred.
il is believed that the meeting viii try
and induce the Norfolk and Western 10
withdraw its reduced tariff. and failing
IN that, viii recommend that fast
freight line. operated over either the
Baltimore and Ohio Pennsylvania, or
Chesapeake and Ohio, be authorized TO
meet tho cut Of the former. the Joint
Traffic lines. pro-rating the loss sus-
tained by the reduction.
If the latter course SIS adopted. 30 Is
believed that it viii prevent scnerai
rate war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23

In an interview I'm New YORK yesterday.
ex-senator Patrick Walsh, Of Georgia.
expressed himself as convinced that the
country would soon witness revival Of
business. Mr.. Walsh was an ardent sup
porter OF Bryan during the last cam
paign.
'ylo Pail Mall Gazette ridicules Senator
Walcotts mission 10 Europe
The Detroit left Hong Kong Saturday
with orders 10 speak the Machias near
Bangkok, and. after taking aboard that
vessels short-term officers and men, con-
tinue 10 Singapore. whore she is due next
SATURDAY. on hcr way TO New York Via
tie Mediterranean.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23

NEWPORT, NEWS. VA, Feb. 22-John
Powell a respected farmer. was found
dead in tho road near Oriana Station,
Warwick county, Sunday morning. His
horse and buggy were discovered under
trestle a short distance away. Powell's
body bore no marks OF foul play. Ii Is
thought that his horse became uncon-
trollable and threw him from the vehicle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23

CITY OF MEXICO, Feb 22-Unitod
States Minister Matt w. Ransom was
selected some time ago as referee in the
Guatemala Mexico boundary dispute. Ow-
ing to the illness Of his wife and the i'm
probability OF his staying much longer
in Mexico, he has resigned the position
and the tSso governmfnts will select his
successor at an early date He was
TO have received a fee Of $4,000 in gold
for his labor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Feb. rs r.
M.-Forecast for Tuesday;
Virginia-Threatenlng and rain IN tho
morning; fair IN the afternoon or even-
ing: fair Wednesday. colder Tuesday
night, winds shifting 20 northwesteriy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23

HANNIBAL. MO. Feb. 22-In the fire
which destroyed the dry-goods store Of
NJ. NJ Marks. at 9 o'clock this morn
ing. the proprietor. his two sons. and
William Reed lost their lives. The latter
by returning for his olOlhng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23

Hanna " m Get The Of'ice Tor Harmony
sake Alone
COLUMBUS. ONO. Feb. 22.-Gov. Asa
5. Bushnell last night made the follow
lng signed statement:
1T had been my Intention 70 make no
snnounocmont IN relation TO the action
would take In the matter OF appointment
20 M The prospective vacancy in the
ohio representation In the United States
Senste until tho vacancy actually exists.
hpt sa aeeaunt ef tie manifest interest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23
RANGE on THERMOMETER.

The following was the range OF the
thermometer AT The Times ONCE yester-
day: . A. NJ. 81. II NJ. 81. +. a..
80: 8 T. NJ. 50. u. NJ. ". midnight. ~.
Average, 20 l-s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23

The latter gentlemen were visitors in
Tie city. and. being "sons." were ad-
Wittcd into the meeting with all privl-
lcges
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read aud approved.
The Committee ON Seals were not ready