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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13

nection with the Postal Device and I'M
provement Company is through the pos
session of 900 shares out of a total of 10000
shares of it's stock which was given me
as recognition of my services in per-
fecting the invention. l have never had
any connection with the company as
director or officer, nor have I ever been
present at a meeting of the company or
its governing board. have therefore
never participated in any way in the dis
tribution of stock. and the only profit
have derived has been from two divi-
dends on the stock held by me, amount
ing in the aggregate to $96. In no way
have 1 ever conspired with any one to
defraud the Government in this or in any
other case"
MONTAGUE REITERATES.
United States District Attorney Wood
worth said that he does not expect the
indictment from Washington before to-
morrow. When he receives it Marshal
Shine will Immediately serve 1t on Erwin,
who is prepared to put up the bonds to
insure his presence at the trial.
Postmaster w. w. Montague, whose
rumored connection with the alleged
fraudulent dealings of the Postal Device
and Improvement Company have occa-
stoned reports that his resignation would
be forthcoming, was at his desk for a
short while yesterday morning. He reit-
Grated very positively the statement made
by him on Thursday that he had no in
tention Of resigning and that he had no
connection with the Postal Device and
Improvement Company other than that
of a nominal shareholder.
Daniel 5. Richardson, superintendent of
the San Francisco postoffice and presi-
dent of the company whose alleged fraud
ulent sales to the Government have
caused the indictment of Erwin. is still
route to his home from Washington
The local postal authorities are eagerly
awaiting an explanation from him of his
part in the investigation which resulted
in the issuance of the wholesale indict-
ments by the Federal Grand Jury of the
District Of Columbia.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13

DR.. Koenigstein's Red Salve belongs in
every household. Nothing like it for
cuts, burns, bruises, etc.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13

Reduced rates on household goods to from
the East 4 South. BekinB. IL Montgomery.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13
THAT CRUEL LETTER.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 10, 1903.
DIR L. Williams-Dear Sir: 1 wish to
testify that 1 came to you with a face
covered with pimples and small boils and
SO frightfully red that could not appear
on the street without double veil The
above defects were caused by a treatment
1 had taken from NJ. Ella Harris. 1 went
to her to have a few wrinkles and
freckles removed 1 still had the wrinkles
when 1 finished with her treatment and
time went on my face became worse
and I concluded to consult DR.. Williams
yourself. / am happy to say that you
have entirely cured the boils and pimples
and the redress is changed to fairness.
My skin is smooth and free from all
roughness. 1 remain, yours gratefully,
MISS HAMILTON
"P. S.-If this letter would be of any use
to you to show 1t, pray do so.
Miss Hamilton. the author Of the trou-
blesome compliment to DIR" Williams
powers, was the star witness AS Mrs.
Margaret Thatcher her present name,
which through modesty had been kept
from the eyes of the world in the com
mandatory eDistle. she took the stand to
testify to the marvel of how under the
careful hand of Williams her face had
risen, phoenix like, from the ruin which
she claimed had been done to IL by Mrs.
Harris. Even His Honor was moved to
opine that her face was better than an
advertisement in the street cars at $50 a
month.
Mrs. Thatcher stated that when she
went to Mrs. Harris she had some freclles
and few wrinkles which marred the
ethereal beauty of her countenance. but
when she had received two treatments of
acid rubbed in with brush at the hands
of the Psyche manufacturer she still had
the wrinkles and freckles, plus a fiery red
tint and boils and pimples various.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13
PHOTOGRAPHS PRODUCED

Upon cross examination she did not re-
member how many of these unpIea sa nt
excrescences of the skin she owned; there
may have been seventy-two, certainly
more than six.
At the instance of the attorney for the
defense two photographs of Mrs Thatch-
er-part of the stock in trade of DR."
Williams-were produced to show the al
legged shocking effects of Mrs. Harris,
treatment. One had been retouched bv
the photographer, so as to make the SUBJ
ject a model of beauty and the twain
were used to exemplify the before and
after taking mode of advertising, claimed
to be used by Williams.
Mrs. Harris herself told her story of a p
grievement before the court and Mrs An
ma Cole, Mrs. Mary Crawford and Colonel
E. D. Berry. together with Williams. the
defendant, also testified. The case will
be resumed on September 25. Meanwhile
Mrs. Harris has instituted civil suits TO
recover $4,000 apiece from Williams and
and Mrs. Thatcher in Department Of the
Superior Court
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13

was cut down. Nowadays every one
knows that the Government is preserving
all the forests possible, Cor when the tim
per Is cut down the watersheds are gone
and the lower land. is continually flooded
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13
GREC|AN NOSES
VERSUS JUSTICE
Manufactured Beauties
Divide Honors With
the Law.
Warning Complexion Artists
Bring Their Handiwork
Before the Bar.

Cheeks Of peachblow tint, cheeks with
out flaw or blemish, cheeks that would
put to blush the rosy streaks Of dawn
these were the uncontrovertible evidences
of the skill of NJ. Ella Harris and Leon
Williams, the rival beauty doctors, who
were brought before Police Judge Ca
baniss yesterday to add their weights OF
testimony to the lettering scales of JUS
tice Before the open mouthed crowd Of
court hangers-on there were displayed by
the witnesses to the skill Of the warning
complexion artists such galaxy of per-
feet Greek noses, shell-like ears and rosy
tints of flesh as has rarely illumined the
prosaic seats of the law.
Mrs. NJ Ella Harris, whose beauty
workshop is situated at $50 OFarrell
street, was the aggrieved specialist In
classic features, who had charged DR.
Leon Williams ner rival practitioner,
with libel in circulating as an advertise
ment a glowing letter Of Endorsement,
wherein her reputation is thrown into a
rather unfavorable light.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13

AMES W. ERWIN. formerly assis-
tant superintendent of the San
Francisco special delivery system
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13

NE OF the most important and
far-reaching forestry movements
yet inaugurated in California
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

snortsnen's Show Madison Square Garden
Bible Teachers Training school "iasss ShaPe t m f.
H'Gn. a ar: tearheTs Miss Palmer and Dr. White All
welcome.
League for Political Elucation, lecture by the Rey y;
ThomIs Wne' R SiHTT in1Tfn on st. TT" II a. GneS" NJ ~
"eeqqs m%fe Of the America" Baseball League F''" avenue
Chamber o, Commerce meeting No g. Liberty st. 1870
Rapid Transit Commission. = p,
Isa1v% % ssd 1do id dmn ny mrs hyn5 AaHa in
ave-. ave- and and FiftY' ninth St. :, p m.
Conference the Count de Mont"squiou sherrys p m
Public lecture by Professor Friedrich Hrth Political
Rsfso1s fs' coumbla Sa5nF rnrfTslfy rGd ns f p M
Public lecture by sipey Lee On 1eis1 on
versity' 4:45 p m.
Annual dinner Of the br Irish Revolutionary
Lecture by Leopold Mahlleau lecturer Of LAlliance
FRANCHISE. Judson Memorial Hall, Washington Square
Robert W De Forest. Tenement House CommiSsoner on
Brooklyn Republican club rooms No, 148 Perrepont-
ST. D m.
Academy Of Medicine meeting. No II West Forty third
Public meeting of the No, 165 C1ymer
BROOKLYN p.
Lecture at Students club Room Of St Marks church
6:e HG 4 Of fss5 "n6a mffn On 81 tS!m SE lnSS si p H.
Peoples Institute lecture ny Professor g Huerln The
Elements and Structure of Society: Man and Woman -
Free lectures of the Board Of Education. School
o Ess M sons Miss ther e scho6 No =
ST. AIMS ave. between One hundred and forty sev
enh hundred and forty eighth SITS, In
duced ELECTRICITY Theodore L Lones School No. 3.
Of Grove and Hudson SITS. Where Lumber
Comes From" John ". Meyer: School Ne s. One
hundred and forty first 81. and EigecTmhe ave- The
Structure and Function OF the Healthy Body. Dr. 9
alfred Lawrence; S"nOol No ~, Onc-hun1red and =
seventeenth Nicholas ave, Fresh Water
Fish culture" W. f Meehan School No.
Il. No DDS East Twenty seventh The Relation
Of the Electrc Current to Heat and Chemical Action.
F W. Iiuntngton' nii School No az a. No as West
Thomas p. Hughes: School No. "A. Hubert
Henry VIII Joseph Adelman: Educational
Alliance. corner Of East Broadway and JeTerson-st.
Mexico Walter p Terry: School No Il. Second
West Chester. China" Or. Kenneth r JUNIOR; School
No. %. Cypress and One hundred and thirty
sixth ST. Typical Folk Songs Nine Olga Burgtorf
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
PUSHING TAX LEGISLATION.
Conveyance Measure Mortgage
Bill Almost Ready
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIEuxE. ]


Albany March 4-GoVernor OdeIl said to-day that
he understood the Mortgage Tax bill was not yet
quite ready for introduction. Apparently, the
Governor is still in favor of the measure. 1t may
be introduced the latter part Of the week. 1t is
believed that the act has been under the careful
inspection for several days of prominent Republi-
can members Of the legislature.
Meanwhile another indirect taxation measure is
advancing in the legislature, and preparations
made to-day to push forward still another The
bill providing for a recording tax on conveyances
of real estate was whipped into shape by the Sen
ate Committee on Taxation and Retrenchment, and
IN this form approved by the committee, and
it decided to make favorable report upon it.
Then it decided to push through the Assembly
tomorrow morning Senator Stevens's bill taxing
the direct heirs of the of real estate of more
than $4,000 in value 1t is thought that Senator
Stevens's BILL if ii becomes law, will place 5000 900
in the State Treasury The bill providing for re-
cordng tax conveyance Of real property says
that the term conveyance or conveyances as used
in the bill includes every deed, mortgage in
strument in writing whereby any interest in real
property shall be created. granted assigned trans
ferrcd otherwise vested or conveyed, except a
will codicil. a lease for term of ten years
less The act then says:
Upon every conveyance OF real property within
the State executed after june l. 1903 there shall be
or any remaining major fraction thereof of the
money consideration expressed therein II the money
consideration for the conveyance. and in all Other
cases or the fuI value OF the interest created.
granted, assigned. transferred, vested or conveyed
by such conveyance.
To this provision there added to-day the
following:
II such conveyance shall not be recorded in the
county where the real property conveyed some
portion thereof is located within sixty days after
the execution and the delivery thereof, addi-
tional tax equal to 10 per centum Of the of
the tax above imposed shall be added thereto and
collected and paid Herewith, and a like for
every additional thirty days remaining fraction
thereof during which such conveyance shall con-
tinue so unrecorded.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
SAILED.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN FORTS

Shields March Sailed. steamer Standard GER SHUTTER
Lizard Marrn J. 4l3 m Passed. steamer Bulgaria
s,,,T m,rh . $50 y m rtssed
Jamisnn Now York for Southampton.
Bristol. March Arrived. steamer Chicago city 'Br'
Hunter. Now York - .
plymouth. March :. So mArTvsd ed steamer Graf
Wald"rsee "ierl. korn New York Tor 'hSr'"urS ana
East London March 3Saed. steamer York Castle tBr'
Freeman. New York.
Amsterdam. March 3-Arri,ed. steamer Rotterdam
Havre. March Sailed. steamer Bordeaux tFr'. Lehdr
rier lev York.
Srhmidt Naples for York; Calabria tBrI.
Bridges Naples for New York MOKu (IIu Railev
Yokohama. etc. for New York: Patria tn C"st-.
Feb q Sailed steamer Marianne tAuSt! reglich
iron Hb ArT;.S steamer Ravens 'Ira1i Cola
nope New York via Sanles.
Naples 2s-SaiIed steamer Attiyita UaD. schiano
Palermo March ? Sailed. steamer Citta d Torno tIrap
Port sah March arrived steamer hudson ,Fr, Ross
New York for Alden. Singapore. Manila.
Shanghai. March Arrived. steamer IEdramayn (Rr,
Price. New York via ST MichaeS Alden. Singapore
SYDNEY n s W March Arrived. Queen chris
tina ,Rr,. Rltson. New York via st Vincent. c v
Mont"vIdrc March Arrived steamer sanust tRr,
A Amey New York Ruenos Ayres and Rosario
RJo Isn4irn Marcr 4-Saled. steamers Tennyson (Rr,
OhIs New York; Terence tIirl. Grimes. New York
81 Thomas March Sailed steamer CaTibbee tBrI. Car
Bermuda March Arrived United States naval collier
Lebanon from Nassau r - --,, 70,
from calcutta and colombo for New York
Cherhourg March 4. $40 Arrived steamer Graf
Waidersee UG"rl. kOpn, NeW-lork VIA plymouth Tor
Hamburg land proceeded.
Beyrout March 8. ! n m-AFr:yed steamer kaissrin
Malta ConsiantinoplS etc. Jana. Alexandria. etc
ION cEHisAA
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

Mails from Melbourne February :; Sydney, Feb
ruary 8: Auckland February l.; Honolulu. Feb
ruary "a, reached San Francisco per steamer
Sonoma and dispatched East. portion of
the mail is due in New-York the afternoon of
March Z, and the balance on the morning Of March
g. Mails for Australia. New-Zcaland and Hawaii
will close at the General Pos:office advertised
Peter Bart of No 700 East Thirtccnth-st.. who
was arrested suspicion of having thrown the
brick which caused the death of Mrs. Dora
Samuels of No. 355 East Tcnth-st.. while she was
watching a wedding party Saturday last, was
discharged yesterday.
At tho meeting OF the New-York Health Culture
Club this evening at RaSmussen's Vegetarian Res
taurant. Sixth-ave and Twenty-fourth-st., DR.. j..
w Craig will talk on the Diet Question
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
SYRACUSE TO NEw-YORK, $500.
Central Accommodates Mr.. Taylor When He's
in q Hurry.

Utica n Y. March (SreCaD.-John Byron ray
Ior Of watertoU,n A member of the firm of Taylor
Brothers. wholesale leather merchants. and SON
in-Iaw of the late ex-(;Ovcrnor Roswell T. FlH"er'
paid $500 for train to carry him from Syracuse 10
New-York this week. He did not get Pullman SCI
him at the same price had there been an aNalld"e
pa lace car in the Syracuse yards -
Nj TavIor received a message in Syracuse on
Sunday asking him to hasten to New orH mm M an All
imnortant business errand. The summons came az
about $50 o'clock in the afternoon. He askcn in
operating department nf tho NoW-f"rk rnIIdI fJ
What train service he could secure. and h" tnuni
that the first regular train to leave that city "ouli
bring him into New-York at $50 o CLOCK t1e nrHt
morning This would not do. and he asked TOT d
special train service , .o,,-;stI, O
of . day coach and an engine. and the single
passenger was his way. Under nrd.nlpFc Fc.t rLt -
ccnn,stances he would hay used the tmpro stat :,
EXPRESS which leaves SvraCus" at o CLOCK yH %lil
arrives in New-York at 10 o'clock r. M pi' M uI.S
ever made better time than the famous express
docs on the same
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
NO COMPROMISE, REGENTS SAY.
Secretary Declares Two Departments Cannot
Get Together.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


Albany March 4-The Assembly Committee on
Ways and Means gave hearing this afternoon on
AssembIynan Mcrritt's bill placing the distribution
of the proposed fund pay the tuition fees of non
resident pupils in academies in the hands of the
Superintendent Of Public Instruction. A bill has
also been introduced in the Assembly giving the
Board of Regents the right to dispense this sug-
eested fund. The Committee on Ways and Means,
however had under consideration to-day only Mr.
Merrit's bill. There appeared in opposition to 1t
James Russell Parsons. jr.. the secretary OF the
Regents and Charles F. Wheelock, head inspector
of the board Bishop w. c. Doane, chancellor OF
the university was also present In support of the
bill Charles r. Skinner, the Superintendent OF
Public Instruction; Danforth F. Ainsw0rth MS
deputy and W. R. Sackett, president or the BOARD
of School Trustees of Gouverneur, appeared
The only new development was that Mr.. Rogers
chairman OF the committee, asked Mr. Parsons
If there was not some way Of compromising the
trouble. ~ H..
In answer Mr.. Parsons stated emphatically that
there was no possible chance for the two depart
ments to come together, as the existing friction
would be eliminated only temporarily
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
REPORT ON AUsARLE cHAsM.

Albany, March I.-Speaker Nixon to-day handed
down the special report Of the Forest. Fish and
Game Commission relative to the acquisition by
the State Of the AusabIe Chasm lands. The report
sets forth that examination of the property
has been made and conference held with own
ers and adds that for proper State management
strips Of land each side Of the Chssm should
be acquired for parks. The owners Of the Chasm
have acquired strips either side of the ravine
one mile long and 900 feet wide containing in all
sB acres. or suficient area for park purposes An
ptfon or the property has been secured for S2Jo0O
ffon the husabe Chssm Company. The report
Vas ordered printed
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
A PARK-AvE. RELIEF BILL.
1t Would Saddle Property Owners Big
Claims on the City.

Albany, March 4-The claims OF residents Of
Psrk-ave, New-York. between One-hundred-and-
sixth-st and the Harlem River, that they have
been injured by the construction Of the railroad
Saduct eevating the tracks along that avenue. are
so,Ist to be provided three bills introduced
to-day by Assembyman Ellis. The bills provide
for q commission OF three, appointed by the Mayor,
10 spprase the extent Of the alleged damages; for
fhe payrnent of the expense Of the work and
the meeting OF the claims by general taxation, and
FOR Jurisdiction the Court of Claims TO hear and
adtldicate the claims.
The Court of Appeals last week decided that the
park-aye property owners could not recover dam
ages from the railroad company account Of the
va 1T1of
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
ELsBERG's BLOW AT BEEF TRUST.
"a Measure to Aid Independent Meat Dealers
introduced.

AIbanv. March A bill in aid Of the retail meat
dealers OF New-York. who struggling under
the high prices Of the Western beef houses. was
introduced to-day by Senator Elsberg. 1t grants
,,ern,issiou to the Greater New-York Butchers As
sociation to erect and maintain an abattoir In
F-leventh-sye between Thrty-ninth and For
tieth sts.
The retail butchers control the Butchers Dressed
Meat COMPANY. organized to fight the Beef Trust;
TI1ev own a small abattoiT in Eleventh-aTe., and
ere oneratinR under a temporary permit, which the
Tlshcrc bin would make permanent, providing the
1rIanf Complies with the health and building laws.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
POPULAR ELECTION OF SENATORS.

Albany March 4.-The Senate judiciary Com
mittee tonight gave a hearing on the Bowling
resolution urging a constitutional amendment for
the election of United States Senators by the peo-
pIe John S. Crosby. of NeW-York: General Amasa
]. Parker. Samuel Gompers. president OF the
American Federation of Labor: W. B. Norris. OF
the State Grange. and Clarence @. Shearu, of New
York spoke In favor OF the resolution
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
a CHECK ON ExroRTIoNATE cABMEN.

Albany, March l.-The long suffering travelling
nubIic came in for q share of legislation to-day
ben Senator Davis of Buffalo, offered bill aimed
at extortionate cabmen- The measure PROVIDES
that there shall be attached to each hack carriage
or public vehicle register or taxametre showing
the amount Of fare TO Be charged passengers riding
specified distances, and violation OF the law Is
OunIshabIe by revocation of the cabman's license.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
"JAcK" M'AULIFFE LOCKED UP.

Jack" McAuliffe the pugst. surrendered
by Frank Quigley. his bondsman, of No. Il East
Houston-st.. yesterday In Part II. General Ses-
sons before Judge Cowing. The bail amounted to
$500 and the fighter was put under 1t when he was
indicted on q charge of bookmakinE on December
l6 last at No. 6I6 Eixtil-Rve. Judge CoWIng COM
mitted MnAAAaLa - tha TonlhA
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
THE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

$40 a m--No 26o Henry-st. Morris Eisenstein $50.
9:1O m.-No. II One hundred and -fourths
Mrs. A. :. Ely, $50
1850 a nn-Ninth-ave and Forty st,
car: slight
rs p. No. 81 Bank st. unknown; trInIng.
sos p. m.-No. IS Avenue {. H. Gold: $50
6:33 p. mHos. a and 80 Norfolk Samuel Green
berg: trifnG.
6;5 p. mNo, 59s Broadway. Nathanson & Brownstone;
S2S.OO0.
7:4O p m-No 81 Bowery Goodman & westeln; trhlns.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
eoMPERs TO FIGHT A LABOR BILL

Albany, March 4.-samuel Gompers. president of
the American Federation of Labor is here to
watch labor legislation I'm general but especially
oppose before the Senate judiciary Committee the
compulsory arbitration bill of Senator Lewis
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
LOWS TAX MEASURE PASSED.
Sinking Fund Relief Bill Now Goes to the
Mayor.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l ]

Albany March 4-The Assembly passed to-day
Senator MarshaIIs bill providing for the applca-
tion OF the Sinking Fund surplus OF NeW-York city
for the reduction Of taxation. Thus one OF the
great measures supported by Mayor Low when he
was here last week has been passed by the legls-
lature and Is now on its way to him for his formal
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco March i-Thc official closing QUO
tatinns for mining stocks TODAY were follows.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise $50 Sunset $3.50 Moon sets - Moons age q
HIGH WATER.
Nj Sandy Hook I1:19 Island 81 He'll Gate 40
r Al ook Island He'll
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
amusements-
METROPoLITAN OPERA HogsE.

METhOROLEEAN OFEnA nOOSbs
Grand Opera season 1DO$-loD3s
Under direction OF MH. hAJ RICE GRAB.
To morrow Eyg. S-IL FLACTO MAGICO C-Ths
Magic F:ute'O Sembrfch Homer. Seygard Schs Bri4s-
we'll Mary and Gadski: SalIRnac. Ed. ResZks Cam
psnari. RsIss. Mihna1n- ConductnT- Ma1cinel-
Sat Aft. Mar. z. f:45-TRISTAN UED ISOLDE
Eordica. srhumsnn- Iieink. Antilles. Bispham. Ed dS
Rcszke. MHhmaun. Reiss Conductor. Hertz.
Sat. EvK.. Mar. :. at Sat Pop Pricss-CARNgs;
Seygard. ScheT Alvarez. scott. Gilbert CONDUCTOR
FInn
Sun. Evg.. Mar. 8. at s:30-Grand Popular Concert
ROGER -MTCTOS
tBy arrangement with Mr l. 81 Ruben)
Homer MariIfy. Antilles this first appearance
cnnccrtsI CampansT Entire opera orchestra Con-
LAST Two WEEKS OF GRAND OPERA.
Mon. EvE.. Mar g. ut S-DO$ GIOVASSI fanly ti7as
Sordi~s. Schrn and f;adski. SaKnar p
de Reszke ScottI Gilbert Journet C"nductor Mancns
Wed. EyR. -. S-DOuhIe BiiI-ILs TROVA-
TORF Cony time this sedson) Sordca. Homer. De
Marchi f'amn9ndr. JOurnefi Condurtor Mancineli 20
lowed by DER WAT.D. C;adski. Belize. Arfhs7
Bispham. Bass AihImann Conductor. Hertz
FRI! EvR. Mar i3 at S-TsE PROPFfETE Schunan1-
ETenk AfarIy: Alvarez. Ed de Reszke. Journst.
WEBER PIANO USED.