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CoRBIN WILL ASK FOR 4 CHARTER
Renewal of Attempt to Secure Con
necsion for Grand Trunk.

NEW YORK Oct. 25.-A Montreal dis
patch says: Despite an unsuccessful ef-
fort las, session. ii is stated that another
attemp; is TO be made by the Corbin rail-
way promoters al the coming session OF
the Dominion parliament to secure gov
eminent charter to build a line in British
Columbia TO connect with the Great North
ern railway, in order TO give the Grand
Trunk railway access TO British Columbia
by way Of Chicago connections The Cor
bin people ask for no subsidy either In land
or money.
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Glaring Exception.

Talk about men being punished In this
life for their mLsdeeds'' exclaimed CIVIL
liams
We'll. what new light have you got on
that suhject9" asked Stint
DIDN'T you read about that tornado %.
West a few weeks ago that struck a train
and upset car? THE only ugtn In il who
wasn't hurt was the haggagcman." CHI
Cago Tribune.
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CHICAGO, Oct 25.--The perpetuation Of
church property occupied the delegates To
the Free Methodist conference today. and
it was decided ta disband the Free Meth
odst Assoc alton IF North America. as
soc.ation which 'sas organized four years
ago the obiec. being the insurance of
church propsrtE.
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OF heart failure. Mr.. Miller was member
or the Pittsburg commandery of Masons
and or the q. A. Il. During the civil war
he was with Farragut at the opening OF
the Mississippi river, ranking with Dewey
and With Watson Later he conducted the
American Machinist. an influential news
paper OF New York
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE.
Annual Meeting for the NOrthvcs,
In Session at Chicago.

CHICAGO Oct. 25.-Delegates from nine
Of the Northwestern states 20 the annual
conference Of the American Sunday
School Union for the Northwest district
gathered here today. The session is 20
extend into next week, and is participated
in by delegates from Iowa. Illinois, VS.
consin. Minnesota. Nebraska. North Da-
kota, South Dakota. Northern Michigan
and Montana.
Tonight there viii be a prayer meeting
and an address on the relations of mis-
sionaries 10 Sunday scHool missions and
churches
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HEAT MOVING SLOWLY.
Price. Range From ~ to ~ Cents
Bushel In the Marehou.e

Specia! Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteilecncer
CpIFAN. Oct 25-For several DAYS
sa.es g. wheat have been frequent in vart-
Gus parts Of the county The ,ni.rr 80
here has been from i.l4 cents TO ~ GEMS
. huste} ia warehouse. FRIDAY ana sat
ufoay sales aggregated I9.009 bushels III
Cclf4x
AT Pullman Saturday s9teu-or WIS raid
hat total sales did not exceed 50 80 hush
Is In oakesdaie. Carried ara Ros9lis
60 bushels 49,
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GIGANTIC TOBACCO COMPANY.
Articles of Incorporation Calling for
Capitalization of $40. OOO,0 900 Filed.

ALBANY, " Y, oct. 25.-The Union
Tobacco Company. of America. capital
izei at $4,000 600, fled a certificate OF in
today.
The company proposes 10 manufacture
and sell tobacco in all forms TIE d.
rectors are: Francis q. Ingersoi ard
Charles NJ. Billings, OF New York, and
William A. Coleman. Of Brooklyn.
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tract wife OF the late Adolph Sus-o. today
fled an application for letters Of gaardian-
ship over Ter two children who are named
in the application AGoiph Newton Sutro
and Aacaphsne Charlotte Sutra The petf-
tirner claims tina, the children are the ie-
gal offspring o. the dead nlil-lonalEe. ana
block OF property decided them by the mil
Monaire in his lifetime. Mrs kiugs,s ap-
peal will be heard in few OARS ana IL -
is granted she viii follow TIE 1rSs Slep us
fling a contes. 10 the will
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TWO MORE SOLDIERS EArrnE.
Fred Carver. of First Iowa, and {
Y. Bell, of l. =. EugtueerA, Victims

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct, 25.-Fred Car
yer q Company ., F.fty-hrst Iowa. died
a; tae General hospital from pneumonia.
following y yho.d fever.
a dispatch from San Diego states that
CcfpoTa! Z. II. Sell. OF Company NJ Sec
ond United states engineers. Who was sent
back SIX ffcm Honolulu, died On thu
steamer Corona just as she reached that
pm last night.
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Writ of Prohibition Ordered

OLYMPIA Oct. c5.--The supreme e9rr.
"fo%fs thar d perenpfcrv prohibition Isle
IN ire case o. the State * rel ! y
fat'schner: Il al. appellants. Is. Saper.nt
Court OF Spokane County au5 William N
Ei3path defendant -
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ANOTHER TACK ~ HoTkEN CASE.
Delaware officer VIII Appeal to the
Postal tuihori.iru

san FRANCISCO Oct 25.-CH.ee r1egs
a-t Detective MeNey The representative
81 tie STATE - Delaware. have A2Eea. II
e me : sfai authorities t. tax some
@>tioE tu tne T14sSsr CT t5a extrs83.san -
Ms C0y6eitA EGrA8~. >1Ese4 ~ murder
~ Ms. J r pu8r.1r and aer sst.r.
NJ Deans II IsaNes. De. ay -3e4as Al:
s. so.e4 sandy sent through ire ma -
Tie postal AGtacE Res haze promised 70
-. * - ne laws 81 TIE mAttar.
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pITTSBURG. Oct. 25.-The board OF ad-
iuStment Of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engines is in SESSION here Sixty
members from all parts OF the country are
in attendance. The proceedings are Sc
cret.
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DE sTiis.


SALINAS Cal, OF. 25.-Par9o rA1cero
~cosa age. as shown by The niesons Of
LIS Angeles ard S0ielad raa@ Us wears
q DEAF II tke county hospital He cama
fg.m sonora. Mexico. and .or the ,asf
@eNeaiy-ilFe years wax well known in this
part az the state. He worked as sheen
aeft@r tor David Jacks. the Monterey NIL
i-oha4fe Ia about forty years. lie leaves
s sister in Mexico
James W. DsGood, Pioneer Printer
NEW YORK. OF. flames Wentworth
t~sS5t'0 il dead a. bis home in tnIs city
as@1 = years. When a young man he
% Ne9 q the boston Transcript Later
a. moved to Columbus o.. and publiqf,ad
Books, at afterward 70 vaada,ia. III,
NhgTa he So up the arst printing press run
n Illinois
Horace H. MILLER. Naval Veteran
IAN FRANCISCO. Oct g-H0raca y
eiiIA@r. aged So = native % rernxy.varta
aas Il@4 at his sesiaeaca n Brown valley
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CONTEST FOR surRo MILLIONS.
Mrs. Il huge Takes Preliminary stems
by Filing Letters for Gna la ms hip

SAN FRANCISCO. OCT. .5---Arz Clara
A-9se. wac Claims ~ have ase- TIA Gar
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-ss------
or labor end iaoor STATISTICS % LAG -
which, On February 8. reported ~ oaGK
viii. the Recommendation that IL pass as
amended Les. SOM person nay cain
,here mas m r,srf, 70 the bill me names
'aeae =, $50 :. - ~e.,--r,..se c.r,
- ,.t,, rsx,.u,.,,ersas-s ss,e usll savoraosy
-. a,,.u.ras.4. r,as., Land + IL fss.ss. r
x,he,,m roar r;tIsee r, r. Usher, "
r,s.~s.~ + q FAvwarsss Cleveland
CO. ara n rswarsx On the tame
A. 49, ra~o-s was sgonse6 ard the bill,
$3.50 - t>4ys rza,gsnx TIE f5Ii yasse1
~. ,,g.,s. ..ar,s, < vsazs a. rzys 2 ane was
-. - .ss aena.f "a. same day Or March
81. ..a -n<A-xss r.. tbs rrr,,trtee On labor
ans ,ss,or atat.xs=..g
rhsrn :. da~k mystery surrounding
.ne action =. tha senate ,ahor committee
an the fslJ for n, record u It ever report
So the ran harry can be found. But ca
mage IA oe the se,.ate tourna! is found sae
soilqwfi.y yepost.
4as~,s. .~hzrnfar
-olyrnpla. wash. Mare. II. 1877.
"Mr President: We. yoar committee
or public morals. 70 whom was referred
mouse Oh. 40 -A's s"A''isu ni' 60 - -
.ees sitp'oss@ So 90 - $50
"a - 49, 80, errstrseraflon ard We
rAssseettaliv reo4rr the same back 10 the
senate w4th the recommendation that i; do
pass Respectfully submitted.
j. &. VAN PATTON, Chairman
i concur IN IDS Fspo''
- -
Everyone who has ever ataeiaefa a isk-
isiasive body knows that the committee
On public morals r. the Joke OF the ses-
sion. IL these is RIDICULOUS measure tha'
belongs under It's title 10 some ofner conn
m.ttee. II ~ often sent 10 the morals coi'l-
m!ttes. and w5ea u 10 sent there as "e'
as when II Is returned me senator's 'a1@"'
No serious business oe1ohg'nS 20 me 1'a'-
cary committee. Inc 'a0of Commute ~
az. otnef committee q ets1 80 :" ~
committee on 9oDi'c 'ao' "'S
msttse u. o. co1s"e' eAtsse" - CA 70 -.
ollis touca.ns GU 'iae ''"' 80
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"heIe deS a'e So''~.A' a.
ter. but tle COMMITTEE, it@sSs '''s''@SN' -
the JOSH cotufiSttes "a tftc
and 1t Is considered tue proper p'aee :"
put measure neiohslils 70 o'"S' e@H'
nnttees that II - ossiseo !" s'''9N'e' ~ W
little. 10 weaken.
"Aea tao commit" ." prHa'S No. A'0
ma fepo'''" Dae" s''' ''ONAe ~ ~
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use se""s ~ '"s Nsnap'0. "''e'e . 'es'ea
VIZ 'sle e'.''4 p''s as"'''s' o's''s pow
Ger COMPANIES. pook concerns faiiroads'
hsh' commerce telephone and telegraph
companies and otner concerns WAC are
supposed 10 De competed - disgofge
monsy 10 legislators for snppressing these
ah'ag"h'sie measures.
-,
"@s as'"'i,e' pa ~ me ''st 'esis-
- ~ 49, - eAP'''''a'io,l oy
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"s maze Chamber .

olympia. " ASH. March II. 1877
"Mr President: We, your committee
or public morals. to whom was referred
house biz No. IL. entitled An act 10 pro-
tect employees ard guarantee their Fight
10 belong 90 labor ORGANIZATIONS. have
had the sarne under consideration. ard We
respectfully report the same back 10 the
senate with the recommendation that il do
pass Respectfully submitted.
- srypfa& Chairman
The herald., 1898-08-17
Ontario Notes

ONTARIO, Aug. 1.-THE Sherburn house
caught fire this morning from gasoline
stove. The screams of the landlady soor
brought TO her assistance everybody In tbs
vicinity. Although the woodwork In tbs
kitchen was wrapped In flames, few
buckets of water vigorously applied ex-
tinguished the fire. The Sherburn house
Is occupied by 9. G. Blood and family and
il the oldest hosiery In town.
Notwithstanding the fact that this is an
unusually dull season. great many neat
cottages and other buildings have been
erected in town and the colony.
]. G. Kirkpatrick and family have re-
turned from their visit to San Diego.
Although very satisfactory results have
come from sinking wells and tunneling for
water In this section, there is now grow
ing sentiment and determined agitation
favoring the construction OF a reservoir
with sufficient capacity to store an ample
supply of water for this colony during the
dryest seasons.
Mrs. johnson has returned from a few
weeks visit with her husband at Rands-
burg and reports mining enterprises as ac-
tive and satisfactory.
About 10 o'clock 1as1 night large and
brilliant meteor swept athwart the heav-
ems between Pomona and the mountains
and for few seconds the whole region
west of Ontario was as light as day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson have returned
from their outing at Santa Monica.
The herald., 1898-08-17
CATALINA CATCHES
Santa Ana Excursion-Fish-Ph
Party-Obstreperou Boatman

AVALON, Catalina Island, Aug. TO-
Three hundred and fifty excursionfsts were
turned loose In town this morning at about
II o'clock. It was the annual excursion from
Santa Ana and for time the hotels, al
ready full, were kept busy answering In
ouir!es as to accommodations. The res
taurants at noon were devastated Of every
thing edible and in q very short time those
who had made lunch second thought were
hunting up and down one street and down
another for something TO eat. A number OF
the excursionists providentiy brought their
lunches with them but for every one that
did SO there were two that did not. Before
and after lunch the bathing scene was the
most animated of the season and suits were
at a premium. The start was made on the
Hermosa from. Newport and the Santa Ana
band furnished music on the way over. On
he trip across large school of black FISH
was passed and the sea leaviathans were an
interesting sight as they took their waltz
over the swells with sometimes as much as
SIX feet of dorsal fin above the surface.
The fishing for yellowtail Is exception
ally fine and large catches are the rule. The
launch Lolland was out all day with Mr..
Bissell, who first earned fame by catching
a monster tuna on yellowtail rod. Curl
ously enough the same rod that caught the
tuna was broken on yellowtail. Mr.. Bis
sell made catch OF twenty-five f1ne yell
lowtail and there were no small fish among
them. All were good big fighters.
Judge Smith and Il. Danrorth were out
yesterday taking turns at fishing while the
other kept the boat In motion. They brought
back twelve yellowtail and three barracuda.
The launch Adelaide was chartered by
]. c. Jordan for u pleasure trip. A number
Of friends were Invited and spent the day
at Johnston's landing.
Mr.. Thomas was out with Chappie as
boatman and took four yellowtail and one
barracuda.
p. Laughliu, IT,, was the happy nossessor
The herald., 1898-08-17

Candidates exhibits seemsto be the chief
form of amusement for the various Repub-
lean clubs Of this campaign. At q mseting
of the Fourth ward club last evening at
Albany and Pico streets. the chairman,
Curtis d. Wilbur. asked for speeches from
the candidates OF that ward. The follow
Ing responded: Major E. &c. Danforth and
Mark g. Jones, both OF whom would hike
to be county treasurer; Byron L. Oliver
and II. A. Barclay. who are running for the
district supervfsorfal candidate. and Dr.. A.
district supervisoral candidate. and DR.. A.
W. Plummer. an aspirant 10 the superin-
tendency Of the county schools. George
Hofton. another wofd-be district attorney,
was also invited to speak. All OF these gen.
lemen expressed a most unselffsh desire
for the good Of the party and had Mite to
say concerning themselves.
The herald., 1898-08-17

and Orange Grove avenue. Mr.. Ball 10
Chicago man and has taken up his abode
In Los Angeles until his home here Is fiD-
ished.
Officer Slater today arrested Harold
Murphy. aged Is years, at Redondo for
stealing a purse. He Is q brother Of J. H.
Murphy OF the Wooster block. and came
here only FEW months ago from Belfast.
Ireland. where he has been attending
school. A dressmaxer, Mrs. H. N. Young.
who has rooms at the Wooster block, made
the complaint. She stated that the boy
stole eight dollars and a purse from her.
Harold pleaded guilty before Justice Mer-
Ram today and sentence was deferred until
Thursday. An effort will be made 70 get
him into the state school. The boy has
always born good character and gained
some noeoriety among friends by coming
all the way here from Ireland alone.
The Terminal road proposes to push its
road through as fast as possible. Already
designs have been accepted for cars. 1t Is
feared by many friends of the road, how
ever, that more restraining orders or some
such steps may be taken by the opposition.
but Attorney Gibbon stands ready to meet
and vanquish them. The council failed TO
meet today to accept the bid.
News has been received Of the death OF
Mrs. Rev. Haskell Smith, which occurred
in Brussels in July Mr.. Smith formerly o.
cupied the pulpit here in All Saints Epis-
copai church.
driving through town at p -kzeakneck
three young men arrested last evening for
essrs. Serodino, Barrows and Kirk, the
speed and thereby disturbing the peace.
communicated with the recorder this az
ternoon and asked that their trial. which
was set for 2 o'clock, be postponed. It is
thought that they intend to plead guilty
and accept their punishment, which Is not
likely to be heavy.
The Independent Political club. colored.
met this evening in the city hall and called
massmeeting OF colored citizens. not
members of any particular club, to meet
on dateFto bel set by the president soma
time during the next ten days. the purpose
of which massmeeting Is to elect four dele
gates to the Republican county convention.
A Santa Fe box car jumped the track at
Olivewood today and blocked the electric
railroad, causing delay Of about thirty
five minutes on the north loop.
The herald., 1898-08-17
NO WOMAN IS EXEMPT.

Regularityis matter of Importance
in every woman's life. Much pain is,
however, endured in the belief that it
is necessary and not alarming, when
in truth it is all wrong and indicates
arrangement that may cause serious
trouble.
Excessive monthly pain itself will
unsettle the nerves and make women
old before their time.
The foundation Of woman's health Is
q perfectly normal and regular per-
Torrance of natures function. The
statement we print from Miss GER
rRuDE SKIES, of Eldred, Pa, is echoed
In every city, town and hamlet In this
country. Read what she says:
"DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM:-I feel like .
new person since following your ad-
vice, md think 1t is my duty TO let the
public know the good your remedies
have done me. My troubles were pain
full menstruation and leucorrhHa.
was nervous and had spells of being
confused. Before using your remedies
never had any faith in patent medi-
cines. now wish to say that l never
had ything do me SO much good for
painful menstruation as Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound; also would
say that your Sanative Wash has cured
me Of leucorrhna. l hope these few
words may help suffering women
The present Mrs. Pinkham's expert
ence In treating female ills is unparal-
leled, for years she worked side by
side with Mrs. Lydia e. Pinkham, and
for sometime past has had sole charge
of the correspondence department OF
her great business, treating by letter
as many AZ hundred Thousand ailing
women during single year.
All suffering women are invited to
write freely to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn
Mass, for advice about their health.
The herald., 1898-08-17
UNBEATABLE BEES
Such Nuisance in Santiago That the
Neirhhors Go to Law

NelBuDUIS w u Law
ORANGE, Aug. 1S.-Yesterday Frank 8.
Buchheim was arrested BY Constable Ger
vantes. 1t seems that for several years.
past Buchheim has kept bees near the
mouth of the Santiago canyon. and that
during the fruit drying season they prey
upon his neighbours fruit to such an ex-
tent as to be almost unbearable. Last sea-
son he was arrested, tried and convicted
and served few days In the county tail.
but finally got free upon haoeas corpus
proceedings. The plaintiffs in the case upon
which he has Just been arrested are B. c.
Barker, Thomas E. Dozier, Thomas Mich
olson, Mr.. Wslnausen and VIII Rush. The
case Is to core or. 're the Justice Of the
peace at E oMdena on Wednesday. It
Is thought that change Of venue will be
asked for
The Santa Ana Valley Irrigation COM
pany have Just finished cementing over
two and half miles of what Is known as
the Snow ditch, which runs east of Nc
Pherson over to Tustin. The ditch carries
500 inches of water dive heads) 1t IL es-
The herald., 1898-08-17
PROF. FILLMORE DEAD
THE WELL-KNoWN AUTHORITY
ON FOLKLORE MUSIC
A New Science Hall for Pomona Col
lege-Meetings Of the Farmers
Institute Next Month

CLARENlONT, Aug. 1.-THE sad news
comes that Professor J. Comfort Fillmore
principal of the school of music at Pomona
college, has died at New LONDON Conn
1t must have been very SUDDEN tnous"
particulars have noqyet peeh ieafnso
Professor Fillmore was graduate vi 'ns
Operlln conservatory OF music anof 'oon
graduate work In Germany he was a.
the head OF the schooi OF music ia NipoA
college, wisconsin, Tor some years. wa
conductor OF the conservatory Oh niusie
In milwaukee, Tor a long periou' anu ma.
been principal OF the scnool oi nnus'o "
Pomona college for three years
He was recognized authority on iho'an :,
foik lore music, and was author OF musica'
treatises ON those supJects WHICH Ais
vueiy reao. his aDliity aS 'eao"., W.
MARKED anu MS seniai manner anu AN'oi'
sparit MADE MIN general 1avoi'te'
1is e"sses were ,aise' mo no
hearsals attracted large audiences wnile
pis superii'enoehce u 'ne mus.
sau4o" 4"s IL, .,..
<foiessof ',nio ~ a., 49,
sacahoS d. oino"o 'a'u ~
aa'ey LUZ .ne ooAeee s,.u,
20 nho compe'ens su''e'sol
new SCIENCE 1aAi
DR.. Pierson OF Chicago mas SEM 'ne nfs'
lnstallment OF the $25,VO Tor new sciences
hall. The contract Is let to MI kupacn On
Los Angeles. The architect Is MT nro"n
of the same city, the same gentlemen wno
planned Holmes hall OF the cohege. Ins
building will face Holmes hall on warren
avenue. 1t will consist OF Dasemen. u
be used by the department OF mathematics.
first story for chemistry and physics ano
second story for biology and museum. Tbs
presidents office will be located on tne
first floor. The library for the present VIII
also be on the nrst moor. Dr' rieiso"
presses in his letter very high appreciation
of President Ferguson's ability MS lailn
In the bright future of the college, ana an
intimation that further peneiactiohs "aaS
be expected.
Pomona College Notes
The outlook for the next year OF Pomona
The herald., 1898-08-17
he Took Poison

George Hogan of 1927 Temple street ap.
piled at the receiving hospital yesterday 70,
medical treatment. He claimed that he had
by mistake taken an overdose Of cocaine
There was something behind the case ap-
parently, for Hogan later claimed that he
had merely taken the drug for Joke in the
store OF friend on Los Angeles street. II
is thought that Hogan had some sort Of q
quarrel with a woman, but he refused tc
discuss the matter any further than ad.
The herald., 1898-08-17

CT nine yellowtail and bass when he re-
turned to Avalon last night. Percy Neal
was boatman.
Mr.. Pierce and family chartered the
launch Santa Ana and on the way down to
Seal rocks the party caught five yellowtail
and two barracuda.
One of the boatmen here got on good
sized jag Saturday evening and going into
one Of the saloons commenced to make life
miserable for the proprietor of the place by
trying to pick a fight with everyone tina;
came into the saloon. Finally, unable to
stand hts abuse any longer the proprietor
of the place took him by the back Of the
neck and the seat Of the trousers and threw
him out, planting a kick where II would GO
the most good. The boatman prolonged his
spree over Sunday and went to Justice OF
the Peace Whitney and asked for a COM
plaint against the saioonkeeper. He was
told to 60 home and sober up and then II
he wanted a complaint 1t would be given
him.
Detective Hawiey Of the Los Angeles po-
lice force is here for a short vacation look
Ing as mysteriohs as ever and protesting
that he is looking out for no one except
himself
E. A. Wiltsee, master of the yacht Aggie,
entertained a number of friends with a
gramaphone entertainment on board his
yacht yesterday morning.
Mr.. Burnham's yacht San Diego has slip
ped her moorings and gone away for q
short cruise.
Preparations are under way for phah-
toyn artv TO be given at the Metropole on