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New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
BRYAN BANNER IN FINANCIAL DISTRICT

A big Democratic campaign banner was faise"
Yesterday noon I'm the heart Of the enemy couh-
try" spanning Broadway diegonally at Rector-S'
No ceremonies and no enthusiasm marked the occa-
sion The Empire Building the home Of most OF
the great iron and steel companies and OF many
ether eorporations stands at broadway and Zee
tor-st and It might be supposed that banner
swung In front of its windows ~ouid contain soile
s.r,,no,et,ops of trust evils" Instead, every
legend Is devoted TO the issue Of Imperialism
Portraits of Bryan and stevenson, with their
,s-nes and those Of Stanchfield and Mackey, adorn
HE banner which contains also these ringing
declarations - - 49,
Importation menaces loer1H. oppIeSSes ia""i'
makes subjects not citizens.
We u,apt no colonies under the American nag,
We want no ent-Emperor, nor Imperial
President.-BTyan.
would rot sell ore American for all the trade
% the Orient
II is ssd that il had been the original intent! on
Of MI Croker STRING the banner across Wall
81 from poles be erected in front Of the office
of j. p Morgan & Co and the Sub-Tressury, re-
spectiyely.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
GRUBER IN VERSE ON BRYAN
E>-rERTAINs THE MEETING OF THE
WHOLESALE DRYGooDs RE-
n1-pI ICAN CIIrR
PUBLICAN CLUB.

Abraham Gruber was the chief speaker at the
MONDAY meeting of the Wholesale prygoods Re
publican Club at Broadway and Leonard-st' yes
terday and I've stirred, up the crowd to 1redueht
outhursts of applause When he had hnished MS
address he was called back by loud cries OF More!
More!' He read verses which he SAID We're
written by him and called, "Bryan's Platform
They the following:
Ny platform is like Joseph's coat
A crazy quilt to get vote
The widest 'hobby" will mount
IL can call ii Paramount.
Come We 10 me who nurse sore
And I will cure you eVerIuoTt'
on only thing I'm intent
want 10 be President
Among the sayings of Mr. Gruber that pleased
the audience She following;
The paramount issue IN the drysoods trade Is;
Shall every piece of goods on the day atter ee0tio @
have the privilege of saying Il am ~or'h az ""o"
to-day as | was yesterdayF ,.., o,,,
New-York City ia still Bryan's enemy ,91 G9uIt, !,
try" Where prosperity reigns ne tsels ks i' II ali
a General Committee meeting OF Iahh'ahS 'F''
with Croker in the chair -. ~ mora
Mr. Croker says that young men nave no ,io nloIe
chances 10 rise. Whereupon Mr., ColeF asea 'h'''S"
three SAYS Dick. you are right -, su
If as the Democrats say times nave oeeI uuI
for the worklngman during the last four ySars yTwS,
how is Il that the Democratic leaders IN NeW-
C'uv havc grown TO be millionatres IN thSt ttuS
ihout doing any work ard MT ttoRet, - Iivs ~
enough to bet 10000 the result or the e'ee''o"'
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
ITALIAN MASS MEETING IN ROwERY
SPECIAL NIGHTS FOR GERMANS, HEBREWS
AND OTHERS TO FOLLOW

Several hundred Italians packed the downtown
headquarters Of the Republican Club, at No. t$2
Bowerv last night at the first Italian mass meet
ing held in this city this year The meeting was
the first of its kind ever held I'm the Bowery. II
was presided over by Committeeman Whitman. who
made brief speech and introduced the speakers.
The principal speakers were A. q. Astarita and
Nicola Gigliott both Of whom spoke In Italian
Others who spoke Emilio Csssi one of Roose-
velt's Rough Riders who talked in English; A.
Maimore Alfred Aiberti. Frank Tisorire Gaetano
Damato and 2. Havelock Fisher pamato is
years has been with the Democratic party, but has
lately charged TO the Republican side Both he
aud Mr. Fisher. who is the stenographer for the
chairman Of the Republican Campaign ComFm1ittee Fn1s
by several others. There will be night for the
Jewish voters OF the East Side. and also one for
the Germans Mr. Morris the chairman, said last
night that the plan was an experiment and that
the results were gratifying.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
BRYAN coNsULTs HIS COMMITTEE.

Chicago Sept 24.-William J. Bryan arrived I'm
Chicago to-day. was driven TO the Democratic
hea dquarters and Immediately vert into confer
ence with various members of the National Com
mttce. Among those at the conference were Sen
ator J. X Jones, Chairman Johnson Vice-Chair-
man W. ]. Stone, National Committeeman F. D.
igan; b. P shively. of Indiana Congressman
Shafroth, OF Colorado; Governor Longno OF
Mississippi and J. Hamilton Lewis. Of Washington.
Il came to Chicago especially TO have confer
eDce the committee, said Colonel Bryan
IAN this talk about my changing my dates at me
behest Of the committee is childish and not worth
replying to- | wanted 20 talk with the committee
now for the reason that have three days at my
disposal, and when come through on October l
will be so rushed that will have no time for such
cerning me I have nothing TO say. The public
understands the situation Agitation OF the trust
question is meeting with success IT Is something
that appeals to every workman. am going back
Lincoln tonight, and so far as / know now
viii follow my original itinerary.
At the close Of his conference with the members
of the committee Mr.. Bryan gave out the following
statement regarding the report that positions in
his Cabinet, should he be elected, had already teen
promised:
writing. a promise of Cabinet position and snail
not. during the campaign, make any such promise,
I have not authorized and shall not authorize any
one orally or in writing to promise any Cabinet
elected ] shall he absolutely free to discharge
all The duties Of the office according to plat
form far the platform goes, and according TO
my judgment in all matters not covered by
the platform.
Colonel Bryan, accompanied by Colonel ]. Hami-
Neb. at $50 p m. Vice-Chairman Stone will re-
turn 10 NewGork tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
FREsHnEy HAzED At CoLUMBrA-
FIN ENDS WHEN THEY ARE PUT ON srRzEr.
CARS WITH COATS REVERSED

CARS WITH COATS REVERSED.
Officially the college year opens ar Columbia asxt
Monday. but UnefHcialfy il began YESTERDAY when
the sophomores gave the freshmen their hTsr tasts
OF unfversity life One by the freshman.
emerging from ths examination. we're taken iato
custody until fifteen were secured These VsFs
escorted 20 the tavern and left in charge of Tires
"sophs" The juniors friendly - tbs
"freshies." B" provoked them "a revolt, ana they
upon their guards. who we're outuunbsFed five 70
one Class spirit and lighting skill kept Up the
three BOYS courage. and they made so spirited
resistance that the freshiss' had thsir hands flH
Meanwhile other "sophs'' in till the odds
We're equal, and then the 'o4 men suceunbsd
speedily. Everyone was diapidared shirts were
torn trousers ripped and Physieghomies battered
without a mUruur.
1t was not. however. until after che examination
In the afternoon that the greatest fun had
After the freshmen were coFralled they we're made
70 two-step and cakeWalk up and down Arnstsr-
dam-sve- Their coats were reversed and their
trousers rolled ther knees and securely tied
In this Iudicrous and amusing garb they were en-
barked for home IN AmsGsrdaH-ave. ears. 70 the
establishment ard alarm OF the passengers. Later
in South Field there was old fashioned, genuine
cane rush between eight "sOPhS" and eight
"freshies-" II was a great melee for a while and
a WOebegope looking SCI or men rose from the
ground after the dvs minutes battle The juniors
as referees. declared the sOphemorss easy winners
by score Of six hands To one on the cana
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
TO BE VOID IF BRYAN Is ELECTED.
SAFETY ENDORSEMENT ON CONTRACT
FOR THE PURCHASE OF CARRIAGES.


An Endorsement at the bottom of contract
entered into between the New-Haven Carriage
Company. of New-Haven. Conn, and Joseph NJ
Palmer of the J. Curley Company, of Brooklyn is
TO the effect that the agreement shall be null and
void in case Bryan IS elected President In No
vember 1900 II is specified IN the contract. drawn
up recently, that the New-Haven Carriage Com
pany shall furnish Mr. Palmer with a certain num-
Der carriages at certain price. the contract TO
remain in until October 10, 1901. unless Bryan
is elected
With the contract Mr.. Palmer found nclosed the
following letter from William H. Atwood, treas
urer Of the New-Haven Carriage Company:
We inclose herein agreements signed You VIII
notice that have made an Endorsement at the
bottom. Will you please indorse this yourself
1t is Just good policy for you TO indorse II an II
is for us. for you do not wish to be bound down
by anything in OF such adverse circumstances
as would occur
Other companies besides the New-Haven Com
pany are said 10 he making contracts with clauses
eancelllng the in the event of Bryan's elec-
tion.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
coAL PIERS OPENED AT BALTIMORE.

Baltimore, Sept "a tspeciaD.--The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company's new coal piers at Curtis
BAY were opened for business to-day. six eight
vessels can be loaded this pier at time
There IL yard room and trackaga for 2.60o A
marty OF railroad officials, coal shippers and rep
resentattves Of the Cumberland soft coal mining
companies saw $50 tons az coal shot into the hold
Of the big new six masted schooner George ".
Wells In i've minutes
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
PRESIDENT AND MRS. mKINLEr DRYING.

Canton. Ohio Sept. 24.-President and Mrs Nc
Kinley took a long drive this morning. Later the
President received number Of callers. among
them being the Minister 10 Venezuela Frank r.
Ioon1is and the Consul MarSeilles. Robert T.
skinner. Both in the United States on leave of
absence and called upon the President pay their
respects. in the afternoon President and Mrs, Nc
EInley drove New Berlin a little town seven
miles north OF the city. In tho evening the Presi
dent received a few friends who called in an in
formal
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
BANNER OIL WELL IN WEST VIRGINIA.

Weston W. Va, Sept "a (SpectaD.-For
long time the famous we'll that United States
Judge Goff drilled OF his farms that started
off at $500 barrels day was considered the banner
oil well of the State. but the South Penn Oil
Companys No. ], the Copey farm near
here, which came in Saturday night. makes II
look commonplace The copley started on by nllinI
go barrel tank In less than an hour, - since nc,
OIL at tke rate OF coo barrels day, With oil al
81 3b barrel, the South Penn and Copley are pre-
pairing 10 divide $1,000 day IN the proportion of
seven 70 one, Copey getting one-eighth with no
expense whatever and no investment.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
RELIEF FUND STILL GROWS
ALVIN. TEN. A TOWN NEAR CALVES
TON, APPEALs FOR AID.

An appeal for help from Alvin. Tex was r.csfv.s
Yesterday bv the Merchants Association Alvin 3.
a town OF 20aO population twenty-Bins miles vss,
suffered severely from the storm Of SeDteuhsr A
The appeal was answered BY calling he attention a.
the chairman OF the Alvin Relief COMMITTEES - ths
fact that a part of the cargo OF the McPnsrson
which sailed from this port on September ~ was
destined the relief OF sufferers not only IN Ca
weston but also in other devastated towns
The fund which is being raised by the Nerrharfs'
Association for the relief Of the Galveston sufferers
has been increased to = grand total of Ea0.51 =
Between morning and night s9s3 = received
from different sources Among the contribution.
Mrs James J.. Bishop. s2si; Julius Bien z CO
800. and the Congregation Temple Beth-EL 800
The Relief Committee of the Chamber o. Com
merce and the Citizens Relief COMMITTEES % the
Merchants Association yesterday sent a letter 70
". 4. Mcvitie. chairman OF the Relief COMMITTEES
a Galveston which read IN paTt.
We hand YOU herewith for the Information ~
your committee duplicate invoices OF supplies
shippei by transport Mcpherson and Morgan line
shipped By rail from Philadelphia and 81 Ls1is
The total amount OF these Invoices Is s2s. f55 15
The Chamber OF Commerce received tsZ7 ysst.r-
day bringing its relief fund Up 10 ss5.2Oa Henry
Cook and one who signed himself An Anonymous
Friend' contributed s100 each
The Mayors fund was increased BY fz58 . N cor
trfbutions yesterday total Of 32s fs2 -
Contributions which have been received by ~.
Tribune now amount to 81 ia. Those received YES
terCay follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25

Boston, Sept 24-The auction of seats for the
Symphony Orchestras Friday afternoon rehearsals
began at 10 o'clock II. III. to-day In the new hall
on Huntngton-ave. An exceptionally large crowd
was present long before the sale began. and the
prices ranged higher than ever before. The nrst
seat sold brought $3.50 and went TO an agent after
hot bidding with another agent.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
JACOB wORTR.S RACETRACK LOSSES.
HIS SON DENIES THAT THEY ARE SSoeoo-A
FRIEND SAYS &3.0oc.

Magistrate Worth said yesterday in regard to a
story that his father, ex-senator Jacob Worth had
lost 500 at the Cravesend rscetrack the week be
fore he started for West Baden, Ind, that he
did not believe his father had lost any such
amount. He was aware that Mr.. Worth had been
playing the races hut thought that 1t was absurd
to think that he had dropped $4,000.
The ex-senator is In West Baden, where he
has gone to prepare for the vigorous campaign
which he is to wage in the vth Congress District
One of his intimate friends around the Court House
said yesterday in regard to the story:
At the race meetings which Mr.. Worth attended
this fall he lost 5000 in various hets but he made
up S. 700 of this before he got through. ] have
reason to know that his actual losses ON the meets
amounted to little $1,000
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
HILL MEN CRYING FOR MONEY.


The Hin men are calling on Croker and bis
friends for money Chairman Frank Campbell
and Executive Chairman Mcclure last week got
scores of letters from the county leaders say
ing that the Republicans semed to have plenty
OF money and that they must have some at once
If the Democrats were to make a showing THESE
MESA ges were conveyed to Mr.. Croker. lie mas
seen in the appeals more than mere supplcatlon.
To the king Of Tammany Hall they appear more
like threats. To him all such applications mean
that if he doesn't give up money the country
voters will not come out
Croker expected that Hill and Coler would
sulk in their tents. and thus give him an op-
portunity TO say that they were disoyaL Theh'
if the State went Republican by large ma
jority, Croker would be in position to say mn ~,
and Coler betrayed US: They sulKe1; d - ~ ie ne
contrary Coer and Hill and other Hin men nave
jumped into the fight with at least snow, OF
earneStness, and now Mr.. Croker is wondering
what he would better do next All TINS mas ma"
a depressing effect on the National Committee
Chairman Jones went away from NeW-h ork
last week confident that the Democrats nau SIa d
fighting chance of carrying the state, sine
then Mr.. Stone has been sounding the upstate
Hill men, and he has found that the party IS @ as
badly split as and that, Whle the Iiul
men are going through the motions OF working
for the ticket they really are not eNerung
themselves at all He reported the true condi-
tion of things it is believed, at the conference
last night in Chicago
Congressman Richardson, who has been at the
Holman House Win MI stone lOI SOIIlC tI'iiO'
returned yesterday afternoon from Washing
ton. He said he no politicians, but ne re-
garded the outlook for Bryan as exceedingly
auspCious"
Congressman Amos J. Cummings Will start
to-day on a stumping tour of Nebraska When
he was asked yesterday about his plans he
said:
"Tm scheduled by the National Committee for
six nights in Nebraska -
Six nights in Nebraska ought to he little
bit worse than Ten Nights in a Barroom, y
suggested one Of his friends.
II was rlImored last night that Mr. Cum
mings would see Mr.. Bryan and urge him, In
behalf of Mr.. Croker, TO plan to give ten days
of campaign work to this State.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
COLER NOT TO PRESIDE AT ACADEMY.
A PREVIOUS ENGAGEMENT PREVENTS HIS
ATTENDING BROOKLYN RAIL-

Owing TO a previous enga cement Controller Bird
s. Coler will not be able 10 preside at the big
Democratic rally in the Academy of Music next
Monday evening. Ex-senator David p. HILL
whose championship Of Colers cause In the State
Convention made him popular with the rank and
file Of his party in Brooklyn, is going TO he the
principal speaker. and II was hoped that additional
interest and enthusiasm would be given To the
meeting by having the Controller TO preside
When the Controller promised TO be present at
the meeting the date for 1t had not been chosen
Now he finds that he has previous engagement
speak in Lockport on the evening chosen for the
Brooklyn meeting
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
ENTHUSIASM AT CORNING.

Corning, N. Y. Sept n (speciaD.-The Repub-
lican campaign in this city opened tonight In
most auspicious manner campaign club with
a big membership organized. William j.
Tully presided. The meeting was addressed by
Mahlon Chance, of New-York, Great enthu-
sasm prevailed and there is every indication
that the city viii repeat it's vote of 1896. when
Mckinley carried the city by one Thousand votes.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
FOUR DAYS or REGIsTRATION.

The days of registration I'm preparation for the
coming election Friday, October -: Saturday
October l3; Friday, October l9 and Saturday, OctO-
Der 90 Republican leaders are reminding voters
of the days Of registration in order that voters
who may be required 10 leave the city on business
time in October can arrange to register
OF the days. The only way to secure lRrge vote
have a large registration.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
SHOT THE GIRL He LOVED.

HIS RIVAL RECEIVES ONLY a FLESH WOUND
THE AssAILANT MAY BE LYNCHED-
Raleigh n G.. Sept. y (SpeciaD-diss Jennie
Moore daughter of James Edwin Moore. OF the
town of Williamson, has been dangerously
wounded uv Joseph Bennett. Miss Moore is IA
vorite in social circles. and Bennett and Roland
Hobbs have been rivals for her affections on
Saturday night Hobbs went TO pay Miss Moore
farewell visit as he intended TO leave the town
next dav Bennett learned of this visit and went
to the house and made fuss. which caused MISS
Moore and Hobbs 10 come out INTO the yaru- tie
then 1red four shots and struck Hobbs IN the nip
making flesh wound. One shot struck Miss Moore
ttnder the right shoulder and passed through the
lungs and lodged In her right breast. Bennett
escaped He is heavily armed and will proeaolY
not be taken alive. If Miss Moore dies and ne IS
caught he win be promptly lynched.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
OLD MANSION DAMAGED BT FIRE

Flying sparks from burning brushwood around
the old Buckng mansion, in One-hundred- and
tuenty-hfth-st. between Broadway and Twelfth
ave, yesterday. set fire TO the roof OF the building
and caused damage TO the amount Of 81 go The
house ls unoceuped but was formerly used by John
T Ruckng who died several years go The build,
Ing s part OF the Ottendorfer estate ard IS bout
hundred yards from the Ottendorfer castle.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
MR. TOODRTFF AG4IN AF ALB4NF

MR WUUDRt II IU3IN IT 1L6INT.
Albany Sept. 24-Acttng Governor Timothy l.
Woodruff was at the Executive Chamber this
morning and attached his signature 10 number
Of state paueTs which awaited hts attention. Will
lam J. YoungS. the Governors secretary, wh0 hss
recovered from his recent Illness, assisted IN as
posing OF the documents.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
G0rERNoR VOORHEES, AT WEST POINT

West Point n. Y. Sept Ex-Governor Foster NJ
voorhees, of New-Jersey, accompanied by his Ad-
tutant-General Colonel .. O. NJ Gilmore. T. S. n
(retireD visited West Point this afternoon. A
salute was fired and full dress review of the
CORPS of cadets given IN his honor.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
EVEN MONEY M,KINLEY

EVEN MONEY M'KINLEY CARRIES KINGS.
Ex-Sherin William J. Buttling Is one OF the most
enthusiastic believers I'm the idea that Mckinley
and Roosevelt will carry Kings County. His be-
lief strong that yesterday afternoon he
wsgered $500 even money 1t with Louis &.
Behman. the theatrical man. The wager
de In a restaurant Ia Boerlln Place
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
MANUFACTURER LEAVES BRYAN.

A prominent recruit of the German Mckinley ard
Roosevelt League to Republican ranks is August
TIreaner of No. 175 Vernop-ave, Brooklyn, the
owner Of a large tnware manufacturing ooi'cer"
at South Thirl-st and Kent-ave. Brooklyn. MI
JIreamer was q member OF the BushwicR Demo
cratic Club and has for many years been Demo
crat His factory. however. has beer running 10
its full capacity for the last three years ana he
recognizes that the present of prosperity has
been reached through the Republican party. MT
Kreamer said Yesterday.
-Four years agc I Democrat but SINCE tnei
l have been compelled to recognize tha5 the Re'
publican party is the only one that knows how tc
run this great Nation OF r%@ hisines9 ana pro, o.,
the e.eat aues IONS that have come no - his con
silsra .ion has ir my opinion, ice eoto'ned o5
,on ser,ra tisro ana wisdom There can hr no QueS
lion my mind tfer tn Relvh'icaE PARTY is is the
fairs OF the country for real r~csperi't. Acting
under that belief. have Identified myseif WIN tne
Mckinley and Roosevelt I.eGgCs and VIII devote
the very lfttle time thai ! can &c away nom M
business to Progressing the fEat agatns; Bryanlsm.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
BLACK LIST OF POLICE COURT BoyDs4sy.
CITY MAGISTRATES AT WORK ON IT-REPT-TABLE
sURETIEs MAY BE SHUT OUT.

SC NEIIES NV ht STU VLI-
The City Magistrates at their meeting last ni-Af
at the west Side Court did not bring up the sub
tect of the list OF tabOSed boudsInen which Masts
trate Crane stated yesterday in Jefferson MaFkst
Court was being made out But after the meeting
President Deuel. denied that the list was ths result
OF criticisms by the District Attorney Magistrate
Deuel. said that the idea from him. Work
the list has been going on for three months. and Il
is expected to be finished in weeks The list
will be sent to all the Magistrates courts for the
information OF the sitting Magistrate
Those who are acquainted with police court meth
DDS say that the scheme have the opposite e.
feet TO what is intended Sometimes there Is col
Iusion between court clerks and lawyers. and the
former frequently take upon themselves the rec
ommenCins 81 a bendsnan TO the Judge In this
way reputable boRdsmen may be shut out and the
surety of others not so reputable taken.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
TWO AND o,A TO / OFFERED.

Louis v Bell yesterday offered on the Stock
Exchange 10 wager s1O0O O00 Mckinley against
900 Bryan. The Stock Exchange firm of
Cooper, Cranp & Beadeston offered $4,000 oh
Bryan TO $4,000 Mckinley. No bets were re-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
JOINT EIPlEDIUoN TO THE POLE.
DR. NANsEN AND THE DUKE OF ABRUzzI TO 90
NORTH TOGETHER.

London, Sept. 25-Dr Nansen and the Duke
of Abruzzi according to dispatch to The
Daily Express from Christiania, have agreed to
undertake a joint expedition into North Polar
regions.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
CONGRESSMAN FoF1ER'S PREDICTION.
HE REGARDS NEw-JERsEY AS SAFE FOR M'KIN-
LEY AS MASSACHUSETTS.

Washington, Sept ii acknowledgements
Fowler who was in the city to-day, estimates the
Republican majority in New-Jersey this year at
between 10000 and 10000. The State OF New
Jersey he regarded being safe for Mckinley
as Massachusetts. Excepting aspirants for office.
he thought the Gold Democrats were quite solid
for Mckinley as they were in 1926.
As for the Congress districts, he thought the Re
publcans should hold what they have and choose
a Republican in place of Mr.. Salmon in the IVth
District
Mr.. Fowler besides spending some time in his
own district, probably will make few speeches
outside the State.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
rAAlMANY AFTER MORE PLACES.
NOW DEMANDS THE HEADS or REPUB
LICAN CLERKS IN THE BOARD
OF ALDERMEe

Tammany leaders are asking for the removal Of
the Republican clerks Of the BOARD Of Aldermen
The clerks were employed during the adminisra-
ton Of Mayor Strong, when the Board was Repub-
lican and they afterward put under Civil Ser
vice rules. Justice Truax some time ago gave de-
cision the effect that legislative employees were
not subject 20 Civil Service rules. and on that
ground the removal OF the clerks is demanded
One Of the first who viii have to go Is Frank
J. Martin. whose place is wanted by Martin EngeI