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The San Francisco call., 1899-11-17
SEEING WITH THEIR FINGERS.
The Great Skill of Mint Employees in
Detecting Spurious Coins.

lone often hears II said that the blind
learn to see with their finger tips" re-
marked an old mint employe. "and the
simile is not as far fetched as might be
supposed. The extent 10 which The sense
OF touch may be trained and developed is
amazing. Here in the mint we nave
women employees who can detect counter
felt coin the moment they Law hands on
II. vet II you ask them how they do IL
they wopld be utterly unable to. give an
Intelligent explanation. The only thing
they can saw IL that Il feels. wrong
Such experts never make n mistake and
Will spot a spurious piece when the most
dellcatelY adjusted mechanical coin ce-
tectors pass II as. q. X. They will know
a coin is genuine. even after the inscrfp-
hard usage, but a. counterfeit. old or new
is Instantly thrown out. OF course they
use their eyes as we'll as their hands in
the work, but their main reliance Ia
placed in their finger tips. and TO see
them run over a pile OF money 'oc-
caSlondlly: pushing aside bad piece. Is
well worth q trip to the mint In my
younger years / possessed the faculty
myself, but find l have lost Il 20 some
extent. I believe as one grows old the
skin hardens impercRptibly and the touch
becomes less sensitive. ] know that ex-
posure 10: the cold Will affect the hands
In that respect for several davs AT a
time. There used To DO a young man in
the Carson City mint who was cele-
brated for his. skill as n handler OF
money and for accuracy with which he
could distinguish counterfeits. He told
me on one occasion that he found ais
touch greatly. blunted by playing tom
pins. a game of which he was VERY Fond -
New ORLEANS TimeS-Democrat
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-17
BURGLARS MAKE A GOOD -
HAUL IN THE VALLEY
SACKED THE RESIDENCE OF
JOHN BRANDED.
Were Seen Carrying Of Their Plum
der, but Escaped-Supposed to
Be Old Housebreakers.

Two daring burglars entered the resi-
dence OF John Branded. s23 NtcAllister
street. last evening shortly before
o'clock and looted the premises from top
TO bottom, securing valuable personal ef-
fects. bric-a-brac. Jewelry and clothing.
The thieves evidently had the Branded.
premises spotted. for last night was the
first time in weeks that the occupants
were ali out at the same time They
went about their work thoroughly SECURE
IN the knowledge that they were not
likely 70 be disturbed al their nefarlous
task. The burglars effected an entrance
10 the house by prying open. the back
door With Jimmy. They put out all the
lights in. the house from the kitchen TO
the front parior before commencing
operations. 81. .. :
= After : breaking into every. bureau
drawer IN the bedrooms and taking the
marketable portions of their contents
and throsging the rest: on the floor, the
burglars pried open the closet doors and
secured scveral fire suits of clothing
When they. completed their job the
burglars eft the house by the front door
and. went: down McAllister street with
their booty. A neighbor. saw the sus-
picious looking characters leaving the
BrandeI premises with the plunder and
al once notified Mrs. Brandell, who was
visiting friends in the vicinity. She went
10 her home at once and found the floors
Uttered wtth articles which;fh thieves
did not think worth while carting Off 4
AS soon as she recovered from her Sur
prise Mrs. Branded and two lady friends
visited Chief Lees Office and reported the
matter. The Chief Immediately detailed
two OF. his best detectives on. the case,
and as they secured good description
Of the burglars. they hope TO land them
behind the bars before long.
During the past week several bold
burglaries have been. committed in this
neighborhoods and the policemen have
received Instructions 20 keep n sharp
lookout and arrest al suspicious looking
characters seen lettering around the
vicinity .- = -. = -.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-17
DENOUNCES ISLANDERS ON
THE AMERICAN SOLDIERS
Chaplain Mckinnon Defends General Funston and
Declares That Churches Were Desecrated
by FiIipinos and No One Else.

16-Rev d evered
j the NAL and
s to
10 churches
cerned In telling the happened
looted churches
Mcknnon
Santa Clara
California Of
land the Of
the Young Mems aity Club
he be
M America nsolde
Mc<inpon a
nores
he
of the batte d. o
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-17
WESTERN TURF ASSOCIATION
=. =. INCORPORATED. ~. 90.
. Member American Turf Congress.
:TANFORAN PARK.

South San Francisco San Mateo Co g.
Main Once Parlor A.-Raiace Hotel. s. F.
". J. MARTIN r. n. GREEN.
- e. President. -. SEQ. and Manager.
-. FIRST WINTER SEASON ~. 3.
First meeting from N1y. to. Nov. IS. 1889
-. : 49,. inclusive. f.% -
Six t.sh-class running races every weekday.
beginning at 1 30 D.. M Last race at p m
iseautifuI country scenery. sunshine and fresh
air "A model Facetrack superb grandstand and
unexcelled accommodations; - =. t-'~-'
TRAIN SERVICE; Southern Pacific Co
-. frhird-street Statlon.) . Il. 80.
Local trains leave at 500. t0:40 and II 80 A. m
Special race trains at l2:+0 " 80 and I25 D. m
returning immediately after the last race and
:, SAN JOSE AND WAY sTATIoNs-Arrivea ar
San Bruno at l2t45 p. m. Leave San Bruno at
800 and 4.45 p. m Trains leave vaIencIa-stfeet
ten minutes later than Third street Race
trains stop directly at the entrance 20 the
grandstand. -. 80 .'.. -. - =
Last cars Of all trains reserved for women
and their escorts, Ne smoking. -, :. -. =
- RATES. :. -.
From San. Francisco 10 Tanforan and return
including adrnlssion TO grounds. :. 81 25 Single
round-trfp tickets. 40 cents. Holders OF Assecia-
tion Badges may secure a ,twenty<four ride coi,-
pom ticket. limited TO thirty days: -utlon presen-
tation OF badges at Third. or Valencia street
stations for 50 50.- .-.r =. 80 -'-.-e'
= Register all complaints without delay with
the Secretary and Manager Of the. Association.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-17
BRICKLAYER INJURED.
J. E. Matthews Falls Distance of
Thirty-Six Feet.

]. z. Matthews, a bricklayer. who lives
at s64 Mission street, fell from a three
story building. on which he was working,
at the corner of Ellis and Glasgow streets,
about 8 o'clock last evening, sustaining
injuries which may result fatally.
Matthews was assisting fellow workmen
to remove some scaffolding, when a piece
Of scantling on which he was standing
gave way. The unfortunate workman fell
a distance Of thirty-siX feet and in his
descent he struck two scantling, sustain
ing a fractured rib and possible internal
injuries. Matthews landed on the con-
crete floor Of the basement. breaking his
He was at once removed to the Receiv-
ing Hospital, where DR.. McGettigan
dressed his injuries. Late last night a
change for the worse set in and the sur
geons despair somewhat OF Matthews
ultimate recovery
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-17
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ECzEMAON NOSE
For g Years Cured by CUTICURA
In a Short Time After
Five Doctors Failed.

Ihave sufo-ed for aine years With sores IN my
nose. consulted with q frtt-class doctor, and
be told ne Il was fever sore that would soon pass
sway. had four doctors treat me for nose trou-
be. but without seeming % DO any good. Ny
trouble was 90 bad my husband decided that
thould 60 20 y. Y. City and get treated. The
best doctor II the city for nose, eye, sad throat
tod me I had serena IN the worst form, and
must stay and get treated three tines q week.
1 did not seen TO gtt any relief, 20 my husband
sent Tor me 20 come home. whiieI was home
I decided 20 try CUTIcURA REMEDIES. / got
CuucCRk Soar, CUTcUaA (ointmeEt), and
CuTIcrRs RrsoITENT, and was surprised 70
End Il vas bit sboFf tir1t prAea my nose ,pas
ell tCeN MRS. c. :. VAN POsTRAND,
April ss, 1885. palnt p'Woods, Bay shore, Ii.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-17
A Military Ball.

Native Sons. Hail on Mason street will
tonight present Almost attractive ap-
pearancc, the occasion being the grand
military. ball under the auspices OF Com
pany d. First Regiment, League of the
Cross Cadets, Of Sacred Heart Parish.
a limited number -ofinvitations have been
issued and those fortunate enough 10 oh
taih.them from the members of the com
Rany are assured OF an enjoyable time.
The committee having charge of the
event consists Of Lieutenant George II.
sullivan, Lieutenant V. j. Carroll; Cor
poral J. = DonOhue. Corporal +. Kiesel,
Private B. Foley.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-17
. Fell and Broke Her Leg.

A woman who gave her name as Mrs.
W. Lynch and her residence the Hotel
Grenada was picked up in the middle of
the street ut Fifteenth and Mission
streets. last night and removed 10 the Re
ceiying Hospital. where she was treated
for. a broken leg.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-17
Pierced His Under Lin.

Special. officer Ralph OF the Hiberu,a
Bank met with-a peculiar accident last
night. He was cleaning out q sewer in
the front OF the bank for the purpose. OF
ALLOWING Che water. te drain OF. He
Slipped on the wet pavement and fhe
sharp point of the broom handle pierced
his under lip He was treated at the hos
pttal for his injury:
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-17
Not Technically Correct.

They all said you went abroad to look
for a husband" said the blonde.
ITS not true" replied the brunette, In
dignantly. 81 merely went abroad to look
for a man who might be made into hus
band. ."-Chicago Post.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-17

The Kashmir railway is to he construct
ed over lSe. miles in the most mountainous
part or India. II will be operated by cleo
tricity, water-power being used. This ner-
mits OF much lighter motor for drawing
the same load and also permits of grades
which a 'steam-engine' could not climb
without recourse to the rack system.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-17
Locked un ON susnicion-

Billy McGuinnes was arrested last night
by Officer .I;ysette at the request OF De
.tective Crockett and placed in the
tanks" pending investigation. He is
under suspicion of having committed
burglary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12
SENATOR >ILLIIAAS RAINt OtIIN".

ur TAKES HIS CONSTITUENTS ~ THE WITH DIS
TRIcr TO COLLEGE POINT
The annual outing given by Senator Timothy D.
Sullivan 70 his constituents I'm the Win Assembly
District is a thing of the past once more.
Tho po,,.rv vas aname with excitement and *
,.,,.io,, yesterday morning. The Mctamora club
ioreo AZ 80 ~ Bowcry. was brilliant with nut
,erlng bunting and gay flags. larse sign declared
ts.t Measure unalloyed would be at hand for all
those who went with the excursion 10 Donnelly 5
Grove. ~ College Point. Long Island.
The rig sullivan. AS thu senator is known in
the district a. a sort of mark 10 distinguish him
from, Tin. Little" sullivan. Assemblymau Timothy
p sullivan. Was somewhat dubious when tn gen
Ito pattef of rain fell on his glossy SILK nat lie
vas ch,ered 10y his followers. Five brass oanaS
and rho Pioneer Fife and Drum Corps were on
hand The bands played all the well known Irish
and negro melodies. and happiness prevailed until
some ono shouted IT ell with France This sent-
r,.nt received many groans and Kisses IL was not
tb. sentiment that was Kissed and jeered ar oHt
Tie country They are all Dreyius"rds on '"e
Promptly AZ 70 o'clock senator sullivan pulled
out his watch aud All 49,, l,st ct rtts and Drum
.,s ,,i,b is bravery Of bears1in hats, gray uni
forms trimmed WIN 'ia,h; anu a. fbs right of the
iio axes took up lis p'-rlon "1rbo baa1sktn hats
fr-f battalion marched Alderman Fred,rlcs r 'scH.
Then came BOswels Band. Ihere VI IN 90
ALI -
i,s, g,i,dv ribbons printed In gold Inc Dand ~
The head ~ the arst battalion i'fbeH rparnds
e,ar,,1 lust .fter it got IN motion 'ongreSsma IN
Thorls Bradley swung into line Al Inc nTsp 81
lh e.r s@'0i AH-n.em6iyman sullivan exAiderman
T. Il Beniamu and George Y2 n1 ng,,er,,rd Sel
into line. .,..,.,-, t2~oorns EldridRe
barked on steamboat A. me gTgDe u ,ner refSro0
f,liice ,.orn,i-ei,ner John sexton SherH nom
a. i Dunn county clerk Sohm'r ana others were
7, f. t.ioyed that q man fell overooara ana VS.
drowned on Tho return. although no 1race u" r,,r
f,.rsor could h- found last evening ~ s'van,i
bad hon tiod 20 the dock and the men VIZ Iuinp,
ing or every available way, ~h"h SOME "''' '"'''
he cry II Man overheard - ,,o ,ho-r,s.
! II Fsans who lives AZ No ~ ner ,o.,,
",ni'l ~ f,hnugh he remained several minutes
vas unabe 70 md any trace Of person dr Ssd ny,
Nv H. 4, couid no, be learned whether any one
missing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Washington. sept 1.-THE following Army ana
Navy orders have been issued.
ARMY


ARMY.
Major roHA : wITcHER. psymaster. having e'.n
found inoapaciated for active ,s,iss On aeu9nnt o
service is announced
The commanding general Department q Csliorn'" ~
1 TTEM6 A,Ins j Asi>'"' Gmrr9 aad wrsN
GREY MILLER 10 dur, pih troops on route '"
Manila
Second Lieutenant MATTHEW r VARn 2''' In
rsntry. win report CO.. his regimen or IpA
second sa,sor9, WI wLAN . TR, y, r. az; -, ''''
Captain VILLAIN %IS@N 'i rr."3i., ,'' sSs -
s|hool of rsir,con ~ mo Hospital 'o'p' 70 ~
established ar Tho pct
captain ALEXANDER Nc Guard. s'h Iniaa,ry hs.,
ns hen found physically as,,hsst fr NE ,,Ss.n,
20 Tho service MS retirement - major - ann"nn'
First Lieutenant CHARLES Young @fh '''>''' VIII
S'eoSa I.c',9 4; HT f,l, sdsTs ~ d.
Leusna, JAMES wilson, s.i''a nm ~ ~,
a-ri,ai a, shst race repor for examination f'r p''
motion ,
rom ->ning dn,y =, rar,isnt NJ snl VIII pro
cod aan Francisco ~ d1'' .
Ma,o, u-IlAN VI cABELL surgeon. 0N pro'''' -
Vs~hiTe',n f.r further insir'i'"ns -
FRS. Leu,epa ALERT MMltLAN 9o c.- n,'T ,'sy,
viii accon,ran, The nr-' Detachment. - rfornt ''"
1hirsgo 20 San Trln.ise. and i9in his r'z"-'
tn. fol9uins chsrTes m 80 .'.l,ons ana e' Mae
MAJOR NOBLE II 'REAGEF &. relieve ron ~. -, D..
of rho r'nc's ~ Iis,.+, ans r'n Ptrn an
and all u-nrssd 2 Nlldl"f""N
relieve Ma for Fre,erick Won Scnfaf9r a. ne ~.
Major Won Schrader Vll pro'e"i 20 N@p \ ~. -. -.
a,l rsror r.. The depot qusr'srmseef f'r ssssn!-,,
- his ono reie'inr captain Isaao L'i.il
apfain r.,fei vill proceed 20 -An tren's.t - ~
80 There nor later than September - for Hh'f.
Lieutenant Colonel HENRY e. SHARPE assistant eon-
nissarv general. will repair 20 Nasnnztoh ana ~.
port acfi-g c7nmissary general Tor dN'' - ="
assistant In his Office
4 Board IL survey, consist % MAJOR FREDERl. -,
uODGSON tyuarternasfsrS Department, Dapuhn
JEREMIAH H. DARE, oJsrt"rmasfers peperrfrn"i,n,
and second Lieutenant ROBERT T. WALLA,h N
f,avalr, Is appointed q meet A. - AsaPn' Nf-. ~
determine VIVA, disposition shall be made Of certain
am others In shipments = N cuba and For'9 1"
and pronounced unsef,iceabe by the Nete7nsr" -
Assph
The following ,rsnsfers made FNrS, ldeu'snsn,
JASPER + BRADY. tho 18th Infantry ~ "
Is, Tnfantr- COMPANY =. First Lieutenant ANl>
II MARTIN. from he 1T Infantry ~ tn4 H'n N
fanirf. COMPANY
FYr.t lieu,onan, AMOS II MARTIN. 10Th Infantry. !.
relieved from recruiting duty ~ Rochester y l. shh
will proceed san Francisco frr duty
Captain JAMES II. MARTIN and First Lieu'snso,
BRADY 9 RuT~: ENcUTTER 4st Infantry, and
FIRST Lieutenant CHARLES T BEAI.E W Infantry
Va % asst IN recruiting FOR their regiments.
NAVY.
Paw Inspector H. T. g. HARRIS promoted % Be ray n
.pector the Vermont
Lieutenant \ ". KINDS Is detached from tbs rersA
ordered homo ard orders
Lieutenant GEORGE r sTO'TM IS detached from tns
Boston and ordered 70 duty =, the Nav fari S'~-
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12

have been ascriced TO my brother. the Rev Or. p
de Soda Mendes Not that do not indorse all he
said in this connection. On the contrary. neither
he nor any one can sufficiently condemn the moral
towards who as generals judges Of France have
stained her honor forever Yesterdays indignation
Of the civilized world is succeeded by to-day s
calmer Judgment But the calm judgment OF to-
das declares that France has been guilty "i
crime against truth. justice and liberty. Her crime
is therefore menace to civilization. before when
her giving the lie To Germanys Emperor ana her
harbarous cruelty to Dreyfus In I'll" IN Dianle
pale into utter insignifcance.
The world that believes I'm God OF rght"ouSieSss
and Justice waits for France To vindicate herSflt
by Quashing the verdict of court OF officers OF m
ferior grade. and who therefore we're unwilling 70
cate nor honor by Furnishing tho Merciers and
JOuausts who have held her up TO the contempt ang
execrat ton OF Christian pulpit. press and nar ana
Of all honest and women. -
II. PEREIRA MENDES.
Minister Snanish and Portug1iese Congregation.
No % central Park West. New-York. Sept y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12
WHAT STEAMSHIP MEN SAY.
THEY THINK THE DREYFTS CASE WILL
RE FORGOTTEN BEFORE NEXT YEAR.

While representatives I'm this city ~ the big trans
atlantic steamship companies join almost without
exception. in the general condemnation Of Nh"
verdict and sentence n the Drcyrus case they do
not agree with tho opinion held by many that II
will result in decreasing tho attendance Of Amer-
cans at the Exposition he held in Paris next
year. OF course # ia natural for tho steamship
agents n take this Glow. A. they arc already be-
ginning 20 MAKE extensive preparations for the
amount ~ travel thev hope TO 10 called upon n
accommodate IN 1900
This has been the biggest season ~ travel We
have had IN several wears" Is the general state
ment made a tho steamship Offices and II Is sup
plemonted 10y the information that, from All IN
dications the travel next year will break All
previous records without counting In the extra
thousands Of persons Who Will be attracted across
tho ocean chiefly nv the Fxpositon-the purely
Exposition crowds as the steamship mon call
them.
This seasons travel has severely taxed the re-
sources Of all the big lines" said the secretary OF
the White Star Line Yesterday. and IT is prob
iem with rs how 70 get the American travellers "'
Europe homo within reasonable time. There are
hundreds Of them wanting 10 get back VINO VIII
NOT he able secure even berth. much less
stateroom. before next month. a good many OF
them are willing to accept almost any khd OF
sleeping accommodations in order TO ge across
and the ingenuity OF the steamship officers is taxed
20 tho utmost in their efforts 70 provide for them
in some way. Nothing that can he foreseen VIII
prevent next years travel from being larger than
over. and do not believe that the Dreyfus affair
Will deter many persons from making their IN
tended trip m the Exposition. thus still further
Increasing Tho tide NJ travel How they are all 10
10 handled is tho question that presents itself 20
tho steamship companies
Representatives Or other companies had similar
stories 20 tell and one of them said that The funny
stories I'm rho papers about passengers sleeping m
barber chairs ami being hung over the sides or the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12
BARLru Hor>f oWNERS PROTEST.

,,frrfNG To OPPOSE THE REVISION Of THE
cp,rr nr RIVERSIDE DRIVE EXTENSION
4 meeting Of property owner Who live I'D N"7'
Northumberland fty- econd-s'. was h'h F'S'''
tav afternoon in the office Of John n HUI IN inc
,,- rov, pui'd,nE 70 take action IN regard 10 tie
-e,sion OF the proposed grade OF the extension 90
p,verside Drive where n crosses northumberland
second-st resolution passed hr the meet
ins asking the Board Of Public improvements 10
grant them A hearing In the matter II Is h'pel 10
.e.ure tho privilege for next Wednesdays meeting
3d.. po,-d Among those present a. the meeting
a.er- John l. Wall ". ! Kelly n. ). Kelly henfy
J. schk and John Henry HUI representing nearly
al or the property owners I'm the street
Mr. Hun charges that strong influence mas Deen
drought to bear to change The original plans "hl
mo declares would do justice 10 the greatest num-
-. .,e hos scheme that could he devised.
L. .iI iiaf t.c TRINITY Corporation. rhirh opposes
=. st.... nSht." AEa ne Hiiss the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12
JUDGES SHOW CLEMENCY.
Continued from first page.

-resert both parties are taking breath, hut the
,-.o,. animosities are undiminished.
y e estimated that the last years proceed
.-rs have cost the Dreyfus party at least
zoo go francs They do not intend 20 let
...,ers rest. and rumors revived Of the
.-,rsndins arrest OF General MERCER. He de-
,,sres that he does not care what happens be
,ns quite satisfied that he has done his duty
7. &c understood also that President Loubet
or,oses such an extreme course as prosecuting
usrcier 0r the other generals. He Is rather in
.,red 20 p oonciliatory policy. extending even
70 rardon for Dreyfus
Naftre Demanse has been blamed for con
o.ssne 50 many points in his speech but It ap-
rss-s the, he lid in the hope Of winning
.-o.her waverer among the judges, who how
aver Nnailv 'oined the majority on condition
that the verdict would be accompanied with the
,-ov'so as 70 eXtenuating circumstance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-12
METHODIST PREACHERS MEETING.
RESOI1 TIONs ~ THE CONVICTION NJ CAPTAIV
DREYFTS PASSED

The Methodist Preachers Association ~ New
,lon Yesterday morning at No IN Finh-avc The
last meeting was held June 70 SO programme
had been arranged Tor tho session win the OK
ceprion that most ~ The time was 10 be devoted
20 vacation experiences. The meetings this SOC
~ II o'clock
che Executive Committee ~ tho association has
arranged 20 have addresses made al tho meetings
10. several weeks tho subject ~ revivals The
in enton is TO arrive a. the best methods Of con-
Quoting re,ivals and 10 stimulate interest m them
50 that nany may DO started ,hs fall and winter.
Among The speakers viii be th" Rev Or Z.
(, ,rrs Dwight J.. Moody. Bishop Mallaieu ~
3, ston. Bishop Andrews. OF New-Hork. the Rev.
nr & Z Upharn. If Drew Theological Seminary.
M, Roy ! NJ Buckley, Editor Of The Christian
Advocate and tho Rev. Or. Andrew Longacre.
,;ext weeks meeting Will be conducted ty fh"
Ptv BENJAMIN VI Adams Of Rothel Conn. and
30 will speak on the topic personal 'ons'cia-
uon and Revival blessing
these resolutions were unanimously adopted by
tho association
Hesolvod That the NeW-York Preachers meeting
,ha Methodist Episcopal Church. assembled ~
X, ia Firfh-ave September H. $50 dcplores the
81 3meful mscarTiag' Of Justice IN me recent con
denration Of Captain Drfyfus Al kennes, Franc"
D.soivod Thai our secretary be- authorized 10
give The expression Of the sense Of the meeting TO
The public press
Tho resolutions were offered by the Rev. Dr.
v.nliam H. Lawrence pastor Of tho First Meth
oatet church - Brooklyn and seconded by the
per ~ J Westlev Johnston. Of Merden conn.
There no opposition, ,.,
Dr J I Boswell presided over tne Assembly.