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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-01
The New York homeopathic Medical
Colleges.


SIXTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT ExERo1sEs LAST
EVENING AT THE CHURCH or rHE PrRtTASs-
coyFERRNG or pEggEEs-rnE MEMBERS or THE
GRADUATING CLASS, src.
The exercises Of the sixth annual commencement Of
the homeopathic Medical College Of this city held
last evening at the Church Of the Peri,ans IN Union
square, which occupied b. large gathering OF the
araduaies' friends, hot oniltins due representation
tlom the fair SET.
1e platform was occupied by the faculty OF the nsi!
tuiIon and a number OF prominen, citizen
The exercises opened with prayer by the Rev.
Or Rossns, after which the
Rev. Dr. MATHEWS conferred the degrees upon the
graduates and administered the Hlppccra,ean oath,
ceremony which he concluded with most impressive
address their future conduct and relations IN their
Professor BArIow then delivered the vsectory address
on behalf or the instructors OF the college He alluded
10 their past connection and reviewed the duties which
were 10 be expected OF the grad hsr professional
career. His remarks conveyed much sserliny advice
In conclusion he said that the school OF medicine from
onx nacnes 'ararse1 n1 sss ,snsy NTH wh n, NE.
sprt should enable the science occupy college
nodatlons OF its not second TO any medical insttu
ton the land New York he recommended ~ tho
location Cor such an insiitutlon.
H. waIrs, Esq, Of the Board OF Council, addressed
the students and the audience In six years the present
College had graduated two hundred doctors IN
Homeopathy and there Ave thousand physicians
OF the tame branch throughout the United states.
He c0ntendcd that there Mas too much Disagreement
among tho disciples Of the aopsihc school TO make IT.
teachings perfect as they were held 10 be-. Honns
opathy had achieved Is victories In the bomes Of those
whom lad succorcd II ouly n Iht that ielts
lnton should admit 10 trial Ia hospitals aud cbari
table sanitary Institutions gfuiy Ing tart that the
secnee nov numbered se colleges u<hc United states
but "a. CONNIE nded TO their consideration the neces
sity aud eminent proproy OF cor the orzani
zaiion and permanent endowment oea college worthy os
our city and tho The exercises closed with the
bcueeicton.
The following The names Of the graduates upon
,xhotn the dagree ~ II NlE conferred
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Unfounded Report or an Accident 20
General Grant.

WASHINGTON, Feb. q, 1860.
The that General Grant accidentally
shot in the hand while inspecting hrcarm in New
ysk city rests very slight foundation. Colonel
Ladley, who claimed TO have invented an improved
brcechloadng ride and metallic cartridge called the
General 10 exhibit IT, One Of the cartridges was acci-
dentaly exploded. and the metallic casing made few
slight scratches or two OF his fingers They are
quite Insignificant and not treated to court
plaster each. The report that the General will attend
the ball in Boston next Monday Ia doubtless spread to
increase the sale OF tickets he has written note OF
declination and will positively not be present
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ond,S CoScxnr "A grand organ concert will be given
by Mr. Geo w Morgan a tho Protestant Episcopal
Church OF 81 John the Baptist, Lexington avenue
corner Of Thirty 9Th street. this evening which
castor he win assisted BY Miss Zelda Harrison, the pop
uiar concert contraio, who win sing three pieces;
w. GorgIo Kosck new baritone OF great European m
puta,on whose debut this Win BE- w New York snd Who'll
said 10 possess . voca o. unuauai power and compass.
combined with high cultivation. Mr.. Colby vii BE- tho
aocotnpanlst 10 the vocal portion % The concert the
prnqramme Of which " admirably arranged Thksts
be obtained all The leading music stores and o. we
doom on the evening 0f the concert
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The Morris Insurance Company.
Two REcKIyKas APPOINTED TO Lo0K AFrER ITS


appears that lhcre 10 isely W ocrur conasl 10 tho
settling ~ u me Of ne Morris Fr ana Inand
Insurance Company, an Ncouni Of the su'pensioa x
which pubIsbed IN The HEnaLD yesterday. Jaege
Barnard has appointed John n HAekstl, Esq receiver
ami that gentleman pvompty aisd bonds IN shs reqsla
fun f0 ue fathfal periormsncs q ks dau~. Il y
faid fhai VI ttautbufg, who has bssn aftne ~
dent u ne INSURANCE cyfpDrafipn fDr NE Irt thfe@
months, has tiN0 fecAittd ehIiar Arto nilnfrt from
mJfne oher suthoriiy, Jad9s iiarhnrc % Tuesday
snfef dfrfninNtyn 10 alpDirt 20 ntan rfrsisrr
WHO he'd beb oalcs 10 zoe o0npapy agsina whch BE- h2
srsrted ths irlanctips
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woop's THEATRE. --Atonement, or the Child steacr,
still holds the stage Geo Woods theatre, on Broad
way opposite the ST. Nicholas Hotel and just as long
Miss Lucille Western by the rendition Of her cxraord
nary character Of Margaret Rookiey manage to at
such large and intelligent audiences greeted hr
last evening the second week Of the play, would,
perhaps be profitable 10 have ia representation con
tnued But II will probably give place to some other
novelty presently Tboss who have not seen the piece
would do we'll 10 attend during the present week The
story OF the Child stealcr IN itself s abhocnt and shock
ing 10 sensitive nerves. and tho behoidcrr while they
sympathize with Margaret Rookley In her punishment
when she sells her child by mistake, can
but think II jus; reward FOR her crimes
Upon this incident turns the plot % the
play Last evening Mis- Western infused more than the
usual amount of Interest into the leading character and
- she has upon every presentation OF the peee received
hearty aud genuine applause. Mr. Barton Hill AMI Messrs.
George C. Davenport, Welsh Edwards LcBngwell, Good
msn Jordan and Miss Henrietta Osborne, Miss Alice
scldcr and Mrs Wright rendered Miss Western very
competent support Mr.. Davenport was consumediy
comca IN the scenes with his uncle, the detective and
Mr. Edwsrds Lord Isnsfale. the rcputed father 81
Maud In the interview with Richard Craddock and IN
ether scis gave evidence o. careful study and desire 70
has recently shortened by the compression Of the
third aud fourth into one which has added consde
raby 70 iis effect and aitractivcncss
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There was large attendance IN The Superior Court
room to-day 10 hear ~ o. sssith hs appeal N have
tnc verdict convictnr him % rni.nrnzsion Of perjury
set ~~ide and q nov trial grsned Nc cccupicd nearly
the whois day and among the chief anegs,ons IN hs
Argument war that HE conviction effected by fDni
wicked conspiracy aided by periurrd Witnesses and
cowardsce want of intelligence thc part q ts jay
when ne had nnished Judgs Putnam took tls paperH
and adjourned The court A decision via probably be
given IN few days. Smith remains AZ large under
hail NJ
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Tue mail steamship Arizona all leave this port To-
Afay Of ZOE Aspinwsa
Tho mails Tor Central Amorio. and the sou,h Pscns
will cose al hafpast ton O'Clock this motnng
The srw YORK IiSrAfp- Edition i0r tho r.eiac-~ta
be ready ~ ten ocloek in the morning.
Singi. copies In wraIpera ready for mailing sir c~u;v
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Of osego and referred to the selec. committee Of

ay. +
as:ey:s g assembly ssIssr That the Legislature
The Of the States with '1 the
.s isS
ven 20:
.ns s% II az ase Of "
es he :n snS H.
toward policy Of and forbearancs TO favor and
Resolved That The freedmen, In tho relation which
s.ss Sssn s 70 % ssns Az
elpeden and consttutons and recen. By
Resoiyed rSa. the recent Of the Presden.
QUO haze !" s sn H s
n &.
his fully in scOoId with those Of
rs sss G g; sss s
%
o. saacason evidence Of returning reason
% psst 4 AD ss Sy the President and
ons o. osoS ~ ssS afford 10 sansn. soSna FOR
IN a oSs y M
The bill prohibiting the authorities Of New York city
county from dsposing Of any real estate belonging 4,
said city county amended TO interfere
with the sale Of site fos post Office and was read
third time and passed.
Assetnofys
ALBANY. Feb. %, 1900
The SPEAKER called Mr.. Hscock TO the chair.
Mr. TREnAiS, trcp.) Of Albany. moved 10 lay all bust
ness on the table In order to reach motions and resou
The motion was carried by 70 TO a.
NATIONAL AyyArss-TnE PRESIDENT AND CONGRESS-
Mr. TREhAN offered the folowing;-
II q 81 as =.
assos Of returning Loyalty and obedience ard on what
and welfare OF the nation the States lately in rebellion hall
by admission their Senators and Repre-
sestases ,., :, ~. r.,o, ana ..,.c.,,v ma,
2. ne Union party ~ soemn Rengea 20 inc Oh
famed Sy he nsons ahoy Wherever that shall Ss re-
"mistc and Nv snc Igisl,gn s NAV be necessary and
proper to accomplish that object.
Resolved That recognizing In President johnson STATES
man whose ana c9nduc, a1.lng
oe se Ss wsr H. ne 10 '%e oS Coogress
eoSsssn the hope "rdsa,y BY this
assembly that ~ rosseance and mutual con- s
Congress: may be and By their joint aeors and
be happily accomplished.
copies these resolutions Presden, Johnson and
our senators and Representatives.
Mr.. FIREMAN. moved to consider the above resolutions
tons His object was to secure action on them with as
little delay as possible. 4.
Mr.. TUCKER (dem) Of New York, desired that the
minority might have time TO consider them
der the rule but that the motion 10 consider them with
out refer nee was a question before tho House
Mr. Cunris ldem] OF New York inquired If was the
intention OF thr republican majority to allow fair Discus
aion IN The subiect
Mr. TaExAIs said that was the object he had In view
MI Buuurry fdcm \ Of Otsero Considered Il dscour.
teors 10 discriminate In favor OF these resolutions The
Committee Federal Relations already had similar
solutions before them and would be best 10 have all
the resoutions take that reference with Instructions To
r rso IN = gwen dsv '"' """ '.N -
Mr TsKssIx had no intention IN be ascourteous but
reference wirh INSTRUCTIONS would imply that the House
entertained the idea thai the Committee on Federal
dutv
The motion 10 consider the resolutions without refer
ence was adopted and they were made the special order
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G r A N r.

Names OF tho Contributors 20 tho Hum
dred Thousand Dollar Tostimonisi-An
Anccdoto OF His Visit to the danhattan
Club Rooms.
The following Is list Of those who contributed ono
thousand dollars and upward 10 tho Grant testimonial
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Meeting at Clinton Haii-Determinatssa
or the Mechanics 60 Enforce the sys-
considerations and spssch~. by the
Workingmen, &c.

Meeting at Clinton Haii-DeterminstSs
or the Mechanics 60 Enforce the sys-
considerations aad speeches by tbs
WorkinEmen, &c.
A well attended meeting Of the mechanics and vovs
ingmen OF this city and vicinity held last evening.
Clinton Hail. under tho auspices OF the rrac,icu6
House Painters socation for the purpose AdvooA
ing and interchangins sentiments on tho eight hour
labor system The movement II 10 be inaugurated
Monday next by the practical house painera and tis
meeting last night especially called for the purpss
Of ascsrainng tho exact feeling Of tho workngmen
garding tho movement.
President Of the Furniture and Carpet Clerks ASsocf
alton, who nominated Mr.. John Reid President OF The
workngmens Union, Tor chairman VI The meeting
Mr. Rg'D lmousiy elected, and on taking tho
char s,stcd briefly the object OF the meeting Tho pros
dents OF each OF the trade organizations then ~
pointed vice presidents, and Messrs " W. Lloyd, Jss
Mcmahon Jas German and ". J. Jcssup were ch0sss
secretaries. Mr. Mcmahon then rad tho following
buttons, which we're unanimously Adopted.--
city earnestly believing Ia.ies tho sc.o.
H. Immunity which SsS reside f h-s I'D y the :.
empshmen Of tho great Object fcs whah they arr noe
Received mat earnestly aud ds,srminedy by We.
the esa hour sought 10 be- suoorssfully eArr1
Resolved That by compliance with reasonable demand
NOR" wiling an Sg s,, ge a y, ~ h"s
Resolved, That We invite the cooperation OF ,ho.s
Relieving that they thsm.el,e he rssn,. rr,si
Resolved ira, in The proecation Of our en,.rpris~ ~.
WI Know 70 such .S,d =. AL b" We w steadily sr.s
Wlh complete success.
ne9iyed That the wortingmsn Of this city, psass
York IN their cndeayors 10 fully carry out the estAb.hnsss
Resolved That our thanks enlnenay dus and
chester Tor b. able locsl aud m,n sarpe e me 70.
was referred Nv the Legislature now In s.son AZ Albany
eseved That our thank. sts due 20 ,hs Ion rhon..
Of our state Legislature and VI. same srs hereby yasrsa
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oily InfellIurnre.

sArs 90 Cot AvCu0S--AsoTagR DscldsE a saio
Of twenty housand tons % the DgllSars Isrka~auna
and Western Railroad compsuy's Scranton coal took
place yesterday a, No III Broadway. The following
were the prices realized compared with those of sails
of sirnilar quality 81 coai on the sisi % January
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H1FHFFIkNI FFU = I7V1F
About four O'Clock this morning bottle, hled 18th
explosive nuf, thrown through The window ~ q
house in lafayette street occupied by Captain Boieyn
constable o. tue Third ward
me captain was sleeping In the room, winch sud.
denly enseopsf IN flames. lie etcapsi alive, though
somewhat burned, but The houns quickly desireye
The author Of the outrage N unknown, though De -
rufpced % be sonSe party who offended ny The c1n
stable IN The disrharxs Of biz oflcai duty
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About two O'Clock on Wednesday morning a fire broke
the curled hair mandatory OF Cummings Lock
wood, Nos a23 and 42S West Thirty second street.
The flames discovered the second floor,
but they spread the upper floors and before tho
fire exngushed the entire building and It's contents
were DESTROYED The on the stock and machinery Is
said be about 600 insured for 00e 10 city com
panies The building II owned by @. NJ Baxter; loss
about 60 000 insnred the Hamilton and other insu
rance companies The frame building No 427, on the
OF the adjoining lot occupied by John Fettus az
q dwelling; loss about $780, insurance The build
ing owned by Isabella Stewart loss 500; insured for
5000 the Citizens Insurance Company. The frame
dwelling house In the rear Of No S2l, owned BY mrs
5000 in tho New York Insurance Company frame
stable IN the OF No. ZIG West Thirty third street
owned by b. Post n damaged 20 the extent OF fl00 in
srred for $3.50 In the New Anserlnm Insurance Com
pany The FIRE is supposed to have originated from the
heat Of the steam boiler.
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Thc following interesting correspondence presc nfs IN
entirely feature of the ronlan enterprise ~ the
Mahouy Kan clique IN the United States and win %
much reieso from further canadian srarcs":--
MoSrngAL Jan. ~ iaKk.
NJ DrAs KilII.s You caird s,ssniog Y The ,sxs
nrstnn sfi-nr 81 W ffiTud ~ NehooJ rAn
ons What have often told l1u that ". ssvsssu
people from Irslad esnrv sDd
haasng, " bc hro.d and prvline wrs- vast and ps.et
aide nrd Tor developing che huurr-s r~sour.n % our Hs
ofYanrrd extafrtHrd Thus ooontssd and er<f1
on the yonng rrpulie 'hey ri 10 rms Compel pr".ss.
scheme NE Ir.h wgah b. sd.e,asiiE fr.s; s...
radical influences OF puftsnleai politicians ks~ssa
d~tnagosaes and tho cn,ro Ii dshssiny al thrS
rui.seng aud unprincpied esunrytnsn ~ ecsAa.A
fenisn shs drr~ciion. and sptytnr -
p~uaniHry command % THE
concentrated fnnnrDes of tfe te5ss1
sensnt could be siyanlsgeglsy us.d or the aszrHrSe-
aud raising IL the lrsh yessyir In AmereA .
furher eonresr that your chief duty VIII be- " rstAA
tho sch~nr OF Canadian Inv ssion, u
rrogres. byh orsry swesuy aud nsptartcahts
turning H. u pos~sis 10 che support VI ,h' end. GA have
yisw.
You wsn sssur. Mr. ohshoay az my FULLEST srests :.
further HIS plans colonization and that e.nnse
bun congratulate him the sisa aud sisis.nsnic rsiy
l ygurx, Is ever, T. n. hcsEk
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BscoxIss Acsprv % Nonc.--Mr. and Mrs. Barney
williams their twe nights engagement al shir
house Monday evening NEXT, with me drama Of The
Fairy Circle Con 0Csrolsas Dream, and In and Out
of Place Both pieces are promised In good style. On
Tuesday night they make their final appearance IN the
City " Churches this SEASON. In three pieces The sale
this morning
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TWTFNTNNT TTIFIW Y
The LADTrs 90 NV ADHA AaD HEDuEifs arc 10
nlef ~ iosT~et ths NoNrLtiEa in AnTififAL flow
Fns us iabIfi frul fha AHAf9. SOD sfys "a q
rps'as 81 So FAElsIAs ILpsER rOMrANf 81 .nd
Is broadway,
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Lrcy RrsuoS's rmarnr. The leading attraction Of
the accomplished propnetrcss Of this beautiful little
theatre together with tho general excellence Of the com
pauy, contributes keep tho house full every nigh,
with very select class Of people, probably the most
refined audiences 10 he foand In any theatre In The city
The comedy Of the Black Domino was given last night
for the last time 10 very crowded hose The parts
were well sustained throughout Miss Rushion receiving
as usual very cordial recognition Of her talents
coincidence The play was preceded by the farce Of
the Kings Gardener, In which Mr. H. Pearson and Mas
Rosa Cook the leading perscnsEes. There ~ al
ways somsthng 20 enjoyed al Miss Roshtons pretty
bllou Of theatre The ven appearance o. the houss IA
In Itself cheerful, brilliant and suggestive ~ comfort
while the surroundings In ths aud ence are decidedly
agreeable. This evening new comedy, In three acts
enstcd CirxidA win be produccdi
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49, Z; b. Il "a 81 90 %. 81 seI o5..
I4s Ifsukttn
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The Executive Council meeting This afternoon sp
pointed Wednesday, the l3h Of April nctf FOR the
cutlon o. Edward W. Green for the murder u young
Converts. assistant cashier ~ tho Maiden Hank
two years 400 The vote Of the Council usanlfnous
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s5ver IN 90 garisai u r<et.~se
ia fHALON Sons rttrsct II the MONT HLoosLso
ftHfUN. n ~ Ksfte. unsqusiai ard iiBest-h
tssrum- the bknds distilled the
irai isagcn ~ that queen Il tts coral kAglcn
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The decline N lump coal " therefore, fos ibe month,
al ~ per ton; steamboat az So gfntr 81 CO., csg
81 20 stove 81 Is, and on chestnut % crnii.
Masosio BKSETr1. promenade concert Il 90 b,
given by the Twenty second regiment New York sise
Mlna Al their armory, saturday evening, The ~
instant, IN AID 81 the Masonic Hall and Asylum fund
under he s1spces % M~nh attain Lodge No 81 Free and
Accepted Aasons
Tn PuEu BnL-caVtaln Brackett has issued tho
foIovln which viii h. ~ interest maay u The guests
AZ the Punm hall tonight
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sH~anrs gartmny hgwsst "a @ratH
tsfs v " 81 street
NJ tI.fs - asesi tnsafantfs susfas4 rassr
natsfttya rssN ~ rfesssiea ae
80 fffs~aisl tNf "a teasstsstFHt ffft."4 ~ite
n.~aiA wsne ~ sntss
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A noor.-wnrd,. I.nai,., p.nrr CeIiars
To Let.

sbi Guns aiso o-ais, -hsi.s.is sad rstsn wbois--s
pre- is vh drasings n egsfrnt sI~s sfnt fs- ~ TO
Trade. = ". N. WAgD ~ Hf"sa~ay, y. "
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The Committee ON Apparatus and Discipline have sub.
mtied TO the Board Of Fire Commissioners statement
Of the number Of Tres discovered aud exnsushed by
individual members and companies Of the force for the
month Of january 1906 i.'H Ct
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slew. -.-."s s..n, =. ., s..g-:y>.
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yorcV --comt.ny n the Puru bsi tns s,sssr a. TIE
Aeadeny snsic win b< sdnlts AZ NE rntranee.
Irving race COACHES VIII arrrsrh W .puitsgy drrtn
ihrourh irsioe rAns assns out on losfssnth street In
tsking 90 win apTfteeh frutn th~ drnatia
Gent snen Nh plssse tsks the cssh no Door ara
.lt for any parry rar~ an
4laf fer each @ssens without rHard W dsAsee in the
6y tpspscuon CHAs. A. BHACkIrT.
Captain and iuspector " nsshnsy Goache.
DEMONSTRATIONS xDnRr1ns The eitissns % Nor.
rsania and vicinity have made arrangements for
demonstration Ia favor n the restoration policy u
rsanA Ha thta evening Hon Richard O'sogman has
been invited 70 address tho meeting.
AEEzacl Asrnrs~I--Rsv. m NJ GsrAhsr gill
asgerA ecture this evening "a tbo Fath Baptist
church corner Of Forty sixth s,rsas on the subject
nArnerca and AmefinsuaH the proceeds 70 20 tssaTds
ieffaying The srpen~ o. new organ
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srvsr piitgr.. Jswslsy--Jv., Hs.st'ss
uHHuNNH bOAEnwAN row sfNtf ~ hfp~A
uAy t1ftsf - Nt9tng tifsst
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wh..t.. a. Wilson. fosk .ti,fh rs~i"w
wastis. 80 Hsflsahais ~ alts er StHE
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o., rssu-g pfio-s gf Bgis shoes ehesp. of .dss.
HftpDhH, 30 bfnsds 0ltHatts
paitaa Hotel
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s ;; hs e e. p "a a.. 30 -: ~ = 10 10 -
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Tn. rs.pvsx.a EiiipEie sewing Wa
cuINEp sffLEn ~ Ff-sd~sf tfst' ~.s"s
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sfny hair goal tef sfs giases 49, tf - -
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thar another under Dsnk r"bisries coniinas.
party OF burglars numbering twenty Ave have attacked
Lennosye, Eastern township ami rob''ed the banks.
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