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THE APOSTLE or TEnPEEAsgE.

Celebration Of the Birthday Of Father
Mathew-t Convention at the Cooper Iu-ti-
inie.
On lasl evening the largest and most unprece.
dented audience that has Tor long time met within
the walls OF the Cooper Institute assembled to do
honor to the birthday OF the Apostle OF Tempe.
rance" The large hal was most tasternlly deco
rated with the banners or the different societies
composing the convention, and the gay cost umes or
the ladies' present were the only thing needed 10
add TO the brancy Of the scene In rcply 10 the
invitation 10 celebrate the nativity or Father Ma
thew seventeen temperance societies. with nags and
insignia, and i've Catholic church associatiops-in
ALL four divisions OF the Sons or Temperance-nobly
responded me societies from New York which
took part IN the convention were the Father Matthew
Total Abstinence Societies nos. q g l. q and 4. NJ
Young Mems societies. Nos. |, and 8 ana OF the
YOunR Mems Branch Societies No. l. or Jersav nv
No. ST. Johu's Young Mems Society and OF Htnot
Ign, No. Society, lent I'D in ceebrptlnY tue birth
day OF their great founder.
Mr.. Thomas Hayward of London AMI Fatbar
Mcdonald, or St Mary's church " il,iamsburg All.
vOcated the cause OF temperance. and Fathers
Heating and Preston followed IN the Same strain
stephen h MefnLt, Francis r. Purcell and Berran
Van Ripper addressed the convention nj great length
and reviewed the benefits conferred on 40
cety by the establishment OF ternneranoe
tion OF music from Messrs Parkunusa ana
Hill the convention broxe up The (on,mttfce
OF Arrangements Included Messrs. William r. Mis-
chell, Chairman, Henry r. Muihall, Secretary; p,
ii. Spellnan, Treasurer. The officers OF the conysn-
ton were:-Henry 7. Carroll. President: Jonn Msa
han, lr Vice President f.. IL. rice, Recorainy Sac
rotary; L. G. Grimes, Financial Secretary and WI
liam OCOnneil, Treasurer.
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A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.

CHICAGO, Oct. TO- 1870.
At Baxter, Kansas on the 9th inst. while Max
saluta clothing merchant, with his clerk, Max
Horr. was unpackiug goods, double barrelled gun
which was hanging overhead fell to the floor Both
barrels were discharged, and both men were shot
and instantly killed.
AT Peoria. ~, on saturday. A. l.. Wilcox a
travelling agent Tor the C3,risf,na Hnio0 from the
house Of J. b. Ford Co., New York, accidentally
shot himself through the head with revolver. He
died instantly.
At Branch, Mich Oh Saturday afternoon L. W
Eldredge and daughter while crossing the railroad
track IN lumber wagon. were struck by q pas
senger tram. MIR EIdredge was Instantly Killed
ana his dnnghter was seriously injured. Both
horses were Killed
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10, 1870
John Clalry, employed on the North Pennsylvania
Railroad, was run over on Saturday night ana had
both legs crushed. He died yesterday morning.
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Five Races To-Day nc Jerome parIS-Ths
Pool Selling.

Five Hnccs To-Day nc Jerome Parlz-Ths
Pool Selling.
The races will commence thi afternoon at two
O'clock one hour Iacer tnan on the previous days
There will be ve races me first being the grand ms
tional handicap sweepstakes, Two miles and quar-
ter. The nominations are:-9&r. Sanford's bay mara
Niagara, Mr. Belmonts bay hos5e Glenelg, Mr. Nor
ris brown colt Cavalier. Bacon ! hollands chestnut
colt Mozart, Fisher Carson's brawn horse Sir
Archibald, b. q. Thomas bay lilly Taaria and Mr.
Eckersou's chestnut horse sanford. IL will pretty
difficult matter 10 guess the winner OF this sacs.
olenelg VIII have 10 carry some extra weight kcr
beating Henood last Saturday, and hts chances arc
not 10 sooa a. they would have been without tho
penalty Niagara should DO dangerous IN this race,
a. she Is moro likely go the distance than some Of
tue others The three year ods are All good ana it
would not surprise us to see or them carry
OF tho stakes Tue Ave ear-olds Sir Archibald anu
Sanford are fayorably weighted aud ought To ", tho
distance In good time. But there great uncsr-
tainfy In the race and this Will Increase the intcrsss
init
The second race Il the Champagne Stakes, FOR tw,-
yeHr-olts, ana there are eleven nominations With
tho exception OF John o'Donnel's chestnut aIiy Fan
chon. by Australian. dam IdiewiId believe tho
whole OF the youngsters make their debut on tho
turf Should they all start they viii very IN
tcresting and the field In the pool WIZ BY
- good horse"
The thTd race u the annual sweestakcs for three.
year-oIds, and there tweatysiS nominations.
AZ Kingdsher Il among them we fear that few will
start against MIN. he has been tried two mica
ana II IL well known that no go the distance.
The fourth race IL sweepstakes for all ages, and
this closed with four entries. The distance IN but
three-quarters OF q mile. and Mr.. r. Morris gray
hily Fidelity VIII be very apt 10 win.
Tho NTH race will be- for purse, one mile AMI
three- quarters, and he viii be lucky man who
guesses the winner
The following pools were sold last evening by
Messrs. Underwood 4 McGowan, at the rooms OF thc
American Jockey Club, e2o Broadway, for o-day's
races. The attendance was good and the bidding
spirIJed.--
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Losp"s aoFkr hathHr toSgos. Oct. ~ ..Fyepinr -
Cous0is closed at 9si5 :of - ~.
s"couns amercan securities hrmer Uoi,.d ss,e. No.
twcpnes isas 'si isVe Old, 0f lso7 sgs tan fortjes
sra stocks hncr Ere Railway shares, 49, Illinois en-,
trails, Ia Atlantic ana Great Western, Pa - ' go
FEANkFoRr BotRst.- FRANKFoRr oc, IA tfa;,..
STAIRS hvetwonie otsnei imer 10 Tor the old s,.e
LIvKRPooL CsrroN MARKsr.-LtvrsPooI Oct N .
,.yeninsihe market closed steady. Misdiins uni,nJs
s,sd n'faine Oeans 3D. The " day h.y, bre
tzsW bae-' inrlutnR zONO FOR spacu,at,oo
,.LivnRrooL baftpSrurts MARxEr.-L,vrRrooI Oct
w. heat D. No. pee centa for No. -stern ana ..
ivd. FOR red winter Flour. ass gd rs 3D. per Dbl for
Western " ~ 'o'' ~
LrvEarooL Provisions MARKET --Ltv r..oo, o.,
TO- Lard declining "' ~
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET LON BON Oct IN .raioU
easier Calcutta pserd hrmer. Tufpentine urrrar Al VI.
Sd. 27s. I'D per Hons quiet iiDsec Old $50 4. ,er
ton Refined petroleum, u. Dssh per gallon =
fEieotgla E'.-AhrwEEi, oct, To- Petroleum,
ooentJ ~ 81. Coz stanIarl wNAe. -
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HOBART HAIL PRIMARIES.

The Mozart Hail primary elections were adyer-
tscd TO be held in every ward throughout the city
0, last evening, but with the exception the FIRST
Fifth, Sixth, Eighth. Ninth, Tenth. Eleventh aud
Thirteenth wards, our reporters unable to nnd
any traces OF the party. In the Eleventh ward a
row occurred, during which the ballot box was
seized upon and It's contents torn up and thrown ia
the street. AL the place advertised IN the Eighteenth
ward the proprietor OF the lager beer saloon where
the polls To be heidi said he had seen nothing
OF the Mozarters since the spring elections. In
many OF the other wards at the supposed polling
places Mozart Hail seemed 10 be IN unknown insii.
tuition The polling place for the sixteenth ward
was advertised Ia be neld In the Twentieth ward
but in neither ward could q Mozart man be found
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MASSACHUS SETS.

New Enaia,id Military En- Route for New
YOr&-The School Teacher Murder Case.
BOsTON, Oct. 10, 1870.
The Amnskeag Veterans, OF Manchester, N. H..
and the Newburyport Veteran Artillery leave for
New York Wednesday afternoon by rail TO New Lon
don and thence ny steamboat. On arrival the two
companies Will be Joined by the Hartford Phalanx.
and the Whole by the Ninth regiment, under Colonel
Fisk.
The inquest on the body OF the late Miss BarstOw
the Canton school teacher resulted IN q verdict or
death from disease accelerated by the violent assault
made upon her with stones by the four scholars
whose arrest has been mentioned.
A block Of buildings in HOliiston, Mass. owned by
Abel Pond. was burned yesterday involving loss
OF about $4,000 Gassett Brother aud v. 3. Carr,
Rrocers and j. T. Fish, cOthiers, were among the
sufferers The han OF post of the Grand Army of
the Republic was burned. Mr.. Pond estimates his
loss ~ Slp.000; insured for $1,000
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GEORGIA.

President Grant Invited to Attend tho & cor
ala State Fair--JudSc L0chrano's Charge to
the Grand Jury.
ATLANTA, Oct. 10, 1870.
The Senate passed resolution to-day to invite
President Grant to attend the State Fair and TO ex
tend the inequalities OF the State to- him during his
stay, and to appoint committee to meet him on
the boundary OF the State and to escort him TO the
city.
The Senate passed resolution to adjourn sine d,e
on the 18th lust
The buildings the Fair grounds were com
pleted on Saturday.
In his charge to the Grand Jury to-day Judge
Lochrane said:ln tue man our people are loyal 10
the laws and faithful To their enforcement; but
and manifestations or sympathy for tue criminal
give an appearance OF indifference ~ crime
which does not Ia reality exist
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RUSSIA.

No Army Moving Towards the Turkish
Froatier-DemaDd for the Removal Of the
Prohibition Against Russian War Vessels in
the Black Sen.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct TO- 1870.
The Messenger to-day officially denies the reported
movements OF the Russian army toward the Turkish
frontier.
The lloyd tnewspaper) OF Pesth published state
nnenr that Prince Gortschakon demands OF the
Powers the removal OF the prohibition against the
Russian war vessels In the Black Sea.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Tho Murder Of State senator stephens.
.RALEiGH, Oct. 10, 1870.
The Solicitor OF the Seventh Judicial District
refused to send bill OF indictment before the Grand
Jury against those citizens Of Caswcll county u.
rested by Colonel Kirk by order OF Governor Holden
ana bound over by Chief Justice Reardor to answcf
the charge or duplication In the murder OF State
Senator Stephens. The solicitor said that the owl
dence was insufficient 10 fnd bill.
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BASE BALL.

Game at Troy Hetweru the Atsnutics and
Muimuis-rhe Atiautfcs Victorious.
Troy. n. Y, Oct TO- 1870 "
The Atlantics, OF Brooklyn. played match game
here to-day with the Mutuals, OF New York for the
benent or the Orphan Asylum or the city and the
gold ball, on Rensselaer, Park The Atantcs were
two men short, and McMulen and McGeary OF the
Haymakers. were substituted. The Atlantics OUT
batted and out-played the Mutuas, winning the
game III n score Of eight TO four. Three thousand
people present The score foliows:-
Clubs IL. Ri Sj. a.. SIR. 6fh. In. Sh
AAt'sn.il.'....::.s | 3 : ? } J.;
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THE INDIANS.
Indian Council nj Fort laramie-Red Cloud as
u fcaceulnker.

Indian Council nj Fort laramie-Red Cloud ns
u fcaccuinker.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 1870
Secretary Cox to-day received the following de-
spatch from Special Indian Commissioners Brunot
and Campbell, dated Fort Laramie, W. r., October
81
RED Cloud and Manafrad -of-hIshorses, OF the
Ogalallas; Roman Nose, OF ghe Minnecuions, and
medicine man. Of the Northern Oheyennes with
other principal chiefs and about seven thousand In
dans, are mere. We have had three DAYS talk with
them. they insisted upon having trading post on
hide Buttes and to protectit No depredatiOns have
been committed by these Indians for ave months,
peace, and that the influence OF Red Cloud aud OF
all the chiefs will be used eHectpaly to maintain It.
The goods sent for them were distributed Yesterday,
and they are greatly pleased with both the quantity
and quality. We leave for Cheyenne this morning.
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SHIP DISASTERS.

Accident to the Steamship NcbraskaAIoss OF
the Bark Progress.
LONDON. Oct. 10, 1870.
The steamship Nebraska. which arrived few
days ago. had narrow escape. The following par
tculars are published to-day:-On the 10th ult the
water got into the stokehole and II was thought by
all hands that the steamer would 90 down. To make
matters worse the woodwork around the boilers took
IRE, ana was only put out with the greatest excr
tons The vessel made port at last, barely floating
The bark Progress heretofore reported aground,
has keeed over and Is now totally lost.
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faE GREAT POLITICAL ruEERAL

How Thomas a. Ledwith 0verreached James
0'Brien- Secret History Of the wirs-Pulling
Of the Young Democracy o. Brisn's Fond
hopes Dashed to the Ground-His Stubborn
Resistance to the Loss Of the Nomina-
ton to the Mayoralty-The Commit
tes Of Forty-four and the Srb-Com-
mittee Of Fve-The Republican
State Ticket to DO Endorsed
Split in the Party,
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The Mystery About the Accumulation or
Troops and Munitions Of War.

Troops and Munitions Of War.
LONDON, Oct. 10, 1870.
The repeated denial OF any offensive intentions
against Turkey and1 the continual accumulation
OF ttroops and munitions OF war on the
Russian frontier towards Germany excite
daily moro and more concern in well informed
circles here. The Russian journals yesterday
received are full of hostile comments on
Che course Of Bismarck and Of Germany. The
Moscow Gazette is particularly clear and bitter It
oounsels Russia 60 take no immediate action but to
prepare to take FINAL action ITO do once what will
not need be done twice.n 1t points out the fact by
the defeat Of France the Polish delusion has been
dtspelled forever;r and adds, "Have we not also a
German dslusion, which also in the right moment
shall be dspeiled--they, too likewise forevers The
West secure, the South will follow simple laws Of
fate
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HowARrH.-On Tuesday morning. 0ctoH r ~ it ia
RATIO HowARTH, aged A. years and mont ns
Further notice will be given OF dry OF IA uer, Al
MoRtAEry.-On Monday. October 10, 40 er p tsrort
Illness, Mrs. ASS MORTALITY. a native OF sonnis
Kerry, Ireland, IN the sDth year OF her az !. Ss
Her friends and those of her son MauTS I, I I ..r,
arty are respectfully invited to attend M / inaer,i
rom her late residence, No. Broad str o., an,
Wednesday morning. at nine oclocx al III mon,
thence to Calvary Cemetery.
tFUr other DEANS Eljfh ~ JeI
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A. A.-A.- A.-A.-A.-A.-A.-- - =
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Colorado WITH leave tbis 70 e: On
Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe VIA close a. the Post on tc,
AZ twelve O'Clock M.
Tag NEW YORK HERALD Edition Tor I.r iroi -
win be ready at half past ten O'Clock
Single copies, In wrappers FOR maiitag. 4 GO, ,rts
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JUD0u LNDWITHN BPEECH
OEkrLHNkN or rHn REGULAR DnHOURArrU Cor
vENTION or THu CRY or New YORK-In answer
to the request Of your committee, which hss appraised
me OF my nomination by this Convention to the DO.
stion Of Mayor OF New York, l am here 70 return
you my sincere thanks II IL not my purpose now
TO enter into dissertation the questions issue
That will be done on another occasion. am here
simply u accept the nomination and to thank YOU
Tor IT, loud cheers) give you my word mat all
the wealth OF the "rtngf--said 10 amount to
$4,000 000-could not induce lne to withdraw my
nauo from the candidacy.
A FEARFUL SARCASM.
General HnLYER proposed motion. which was
adopted by reclamation, thanking sheriff 0'Brieu
Tor tue noble manner IN which ne had aided in pro
dncing the harmony Of this Convention by with
drawing his name AZ a candidate for Mayor
sheriff O'Brien was loudly called Tor, but was not
present.
he said that he was authorized to say thu Snerln
O'Brlen would support this ticket TO the utmost OF
his ability, and he Fox would do the same
The meeting then adjourned until Friday when
the remaining nominations win be made.
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THE PRIZE FIGHTER uBALDwM NOT 70 BE p.saase.

BosroS. Oct. 10. lsT0
Governor Claim has refused to pardon o'Badwd n
the prize lighter, who Is now In the twelfth mos tn
OF his eighteen months sentence The Cover ior
desires that the class to whom the giant bruiser be-
longs should have due regard To the laws OF tho
Commonwealth, aud that there shall be lie OF
immunity from punishment OF tlier breach GU ren,
among fis members
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IEleSaspA'C NEWS ITEMS.

Fifteen deaths occurred Ia New Orleans on Snday rom
yellow fever
brilliant reception given at Pousbkeepne ast even
ing by the Hemen OF that city to Washington Engine Com
paDy No. g. OF Patterson, N J.
One feature Of tho TeIas Agricultural Far A. an
Antonio yesterday sixty mile 70 be nsi, 'nslhe
hours Texas saddles. The fets was
accomplished by nAmoi Cooke who rode stsy oho
uies IN two hours and Bfiy s.r ana half ninutes
Daniel O. Bur6ick who nyicted 81 murder Of Nf1
N. " and TO whom nev trial grated usa yes.ts
Again caayictsd snt .gAandst Tor sentsaGs-
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LONG ISLAND POLITICS.

First Congressional District Democratic Nou,-
nation.
At The democratic convention Tor the First Con,
gres,!oDal district OF New York. held at jamaica
yesterday afternoon, Dwight Townsend, or Rich
nond county, received the nomination for member
Of Congress.
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HOLLAND.

Redactleu Of tho Rate Of Discount by the
Bank Of Holland.
AMSTERDAM. Oct. 10, 1870.
The Bank Of Holland mas reduced It's rate OF dis.
count " four per cent.
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YELLOW FEVER.
Three Cases la this City Inst Week--The
Brooklyn Patrol Boat.

Three Cases la this City Inst WeeL--The
Brooklyn Patrol Boat.
colored man named James Cooper from West
India vessel the Maria Wheeler. died, It is reported
OF yellow FEVER at Bellevue Hospital on SUNDAY
night. Two women, wives Of soldiers died at the
same hospital last week from what - believed to
have been distinctly marked yellow fever. There
have been eghty-two eases OF yellow fever admitted
to the quarantine Hospital from Governors island
since the peslience made its appearance.
Tue tugpoat Guera. bearing the Health Onlcer
Or. George Cochran, Of BROOKLYN: D. Giurlan and
Sanitary Officers Van sauer Mct;un oKeefe ana
Halliday cruised during the whole Of sunday night
until day break yesterday up and down BufierIniik
Channel, between Goyernors Island AMI the
moonlight excursion OF these sanitary scnti-
nels was to prevent any attempt On the
pari of the civilians stopping on that pestiien-
tai post the river 10 this cIly such an
temps It was feared wond be made by those VINO
were opposed 10 being sent on 10 Quarantine. The
night passed quietly, however, no effort being made
TO cross TO Brooklyn. TIL. cnarter Of the steamer
HERALD OF yesterday. for that purpose. the
'iongshorenen and the people generally resid-
Kept strict watch yesterday, and were bent upon
forcibly resisting any effort which might be made
get foothOld their territory by the unfortunate
residents " the quarantIned military post OF our
harbor Not solitary case OF Yellow fever has thus
far beeu reported TO tho Health Bureau in Brookiyn
viii DR.. Cnrnoc,san 'Qusrs ntine'' Til. Grave
diSaer.
sorTg SIDE, STATEN isi.,SD. Oct. s, 1871
70 INK EDITOR or rBE HERALD
A. DR.. Carnocaan has done, ard IL stili doing ~
much Tor New York and Brooklyn IN Watching In
fected vessels and cargoes, win not one step
further IN his good work de IL doubtless aware tina,
yellow fever and alt other dead FROM the lower quar-.
anttne are buried near the shore and also the
renowned segutne's Pointer rather they are haif
buried. am Informed a. a trnt9 That some OF the
bodies are buried only two feet below tue surface.
WI the good Or. caruocnan permit thisr Auother
fact, Mr.. EdiIor. We have man itln.
! Grating among daily who digs ths
graves ana burles the dead Simuuson "
! Dame-a Hoor yet honest man. No dnnht ne il
| well pa6 Now we want On Carnochsn 81 quar- IN
nne tha'msn and hls two sona, who Sometyn nc.
assist him so That they not run At large Az ioba
ms. We are daily running ins New iJIk III
cart iQass and mixing WIN your citzens. ymon
sou Hixcs IN with the oystcrmen, aud ossvsrs are
! ronfinlo yonr market slips In sIOop loads. Now.
Mn Editor. you have plain. unyarnished statement
W facts from an humble citizen who hY suffered
! and Is nov suffering from fever winch hrst came
| from the ofYu and dead carcasses " horses ani
| calde, 40 thlckIy strewn the shor, of Princes
| Bar from the New YORK of3 boat Hili you please
| remipd Dr, Carnochtn or these mtcersy
| uE.ycE ". LYON.
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CHINA.

Destruction Of Catholic Buildings.
PEKIN, Sept. 10. !
via ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 10, 1870 {
The people have destroyed the Catholic buildings
"A this city.
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A.-sScstorer - srca, tho Only Cicsr.Prrus.
a's ~ w wo1o ,nss VIII restore Color. dspe asrua
an" cssosc ihs scalp Sold by all dfugeistS
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A.-KnHhtY n,s ~. VI God Liver thI.--U.s,y NJ
''hcr. WloLass and retail depot II 8arc % str q,
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A.-hS7O. berry Poet orai TrorIg. .-ov,
superior 70 Az on for Co6s Throat. FROM - n
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A.-For Sty1 <h and Elegant HvS, t,i Psn,,.
- "'r-' '@'ft ~
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Important to Candidate fcr r.t:..,
oncs The probability Of success q ercion q j. ef
THIS fall VIII be greatly eoht need t,v -
KNOX Hat, wheh NAV no pr,csr, al tho ast 49,
No 2l2 Broadway t 80 N'A''sss
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Vneauniird 0ppsrs-ulry - rrr,c rr,,.y
Ntc't To esAWipe q - 10 y.ysst
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TrusScs.-- Marsh & Ea.r. E.dir,, g,.re Ir..s
olos (essaollshct 20 ycArs, M y veary street
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