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New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
FOR
MENT.

It's universally conceded that carefully F1RsT MORTGAGE
RAILROAD BONDS arc Dot only SAPE bet the MOST DEsR-
ABLE SECURITIES purpose is also established
fact thai there Of default Railroad iHan IN any
other Of the g1eai interests the county.
These facts have accepted applying he securities Rail
o generally bu. thev apply greatly force
where the Roads superior advantages location management and
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THE SCRANTON SCHOOL ROW.


Pablic Excitement and Indignation
Against tho Rival Boards-A REM
edy Proposed.
SCRANTON. Pa Sept. s, 1873,
The fever heat Of excitement to which the public
mind Of this city was stirred ON Monday and Tues
day last as reported in the HERALD has not abated
q jot. On the contrary, what was deemed the cul.
minating scene In the School Board melodrama
was but the beginning Of perfect whirlpool Of
complications and conflicting ideas on the much
vexed question The committee Of five, nomi-
mated by the imprOmptu meeting OF indignant
citizens, have met and found that they were power
less to act In the matter between the rival boards
any further than to Ofer suggestions. make an
extract from one OF their resolutions, submitted by
the Hon. LIE wis Pughe OF the constitutional COnven
ton, which contains the entire gfst OF their deibera
tiOns :-'That the Lynde Board, 80 called, select
two citizens; that the Blewitt Board, called, Sc
lect two citizens, and they Jointly select cit-
zen, all OF whom shall be taxpayers OF the SAID ais
trct, who shall act as Committee OF Educational
Control; as school directors, whose duty shall be
to conduct the public schools during the pending
settlement OF the legal question at variance be-
tween the rival School Boards" This Is really the
result OF their meeting stripped OF all supernuous
verbiage. largely attended meeting OF citizens
was held tonight In the No. 4 school, which was
addressed by Mr.. P. Delaney, Mr.. Watson and
others. The audience was most enthusiastic and
adopted resolutions condemning the disgrace
full scenes OF yesterday and supporting the Blewitt
BOARD.
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.

Another Account OF tho Great Storm
Further Losses OF Life and Property
Reported-List OF Vessels Stranded and
Damaged.
HALIFAX, Sept. s, 1873.
A letter received here to-day from Magdalen
Islands gives the following particulars regarding
the late storm there:-
The tide rose to an extraordinary height, caus-
ing very heavy sea in the bay, and the vessels
TO ride heavily at their anchors. At daylight on
the morning Of the 18th the scene that presented
itself ct Amherst Harbor is above description.
Nine American schooners were already on shore
and wrecked between Amherst ana Bacque
Harbors, and during the day vessel after
vessel continued to break adrin from her
moorings, and those who were far enough TO wind
ward ran for hsroor and anchored with the ground
tackle they had ler on board, while others who
had none we're obliged to run on the beach to save
the lives OF the crews. Many did not strike the
channel and were wrecked at the entrance.
During the morning on American schooner drove
across the bows OF the bark swift, OF Jersey, and
for short time the destruction OF both vessels
seemed certain. Fortunately q heavy sea threw the
schooner clear Of the bark and dismasted ner In
instantly. the bark lost her JibDoom and head
gear with her main and her mizzen topmasts
AT noon the barometer fell TO its
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspapers I'm the
Country.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper I'm the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD Of the present week, now
ready, con tains Select Story, entitled "Swiit as
Flash. together with the very Latest News by
telegraph from All Parts Of the World up to the
hour OF publication; Fires All Over the Country;
Terrible Story OF Wreck and Ruin Caused by the
Late Storm in Nova Scotia; the New York Central
Bogus Bonds; Brooklyn's Great Robbery; Graphic
Account OF the Finding Of the Alleged Remains OF
Charles @. Kelsey, OF Huntington, L. l., the
Tarred and Peathered Victim OF Misplaced Anec-
ton, together with the Coroner's Inquest !;
snrewd Game of Phiadelphia Insurance
CLERK; Smash-up on the New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad; Singular
Railroad Accident; Erie Railway Matters; Brutal
Murder In Pennsylvania; Statistics OF Commerce
and Navigation; the Pubic Debt and Letter from
Ems, BY Louise Muhlbach. IL also contains the
Latest News BY Telegraph rom washington ;
Political Religious, Fashionable, Literary and
Sporting Intelligence; Editorial Articles on the
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Interesting Events OF the Week.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept s, 1879.
The annual dinner Of the master cutters Of
6hen1eld took place IN that city yesterday. The
Right Hon. Robert Lowe, who was one OF the
guests, in response to toast, defended the policy
OF Mr.. Gladstone's government, and expressed
confidence in the future OF the liberals.
DISCOUNT.
The rate Of discount in the open market for three
months bills Ia three O'Clock p. NJ three and q
quarter per cent.
HOLIDAY AT THE BANK.
Tomorrow Will be a holiday, and the Stock
Exchange will be closed.
THE HARVEST.
The weather throughout England to-day is wet
Ind uniavorable for the crops.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Sept. 8, 1873.
The American citizens resident in Paris yester-
day proposed to display the United States nag in
honor OF the proclamation OF the Republic, but the
Project strongly objected and they abandoned the
Idea.
SUPPRESSION OF CITY PRESS.
The Minister OF the Interior has issued an order
prohibiting the publication OF the radical republican
journal lie Pe,lpte Souuerdin, because of the ap-
pearance in its columns OF articles melting to dis
seurbances ana contempt for the government.
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THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION.

Returns Coming In slowly-A Great Vic
tory for the Peopic-James Otis Proba-
bly, Elected Mayor OF San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. s, 1873.
Returns from the various precincts come In
slowly The count OF votes Is not yet complete in
any ward OF this city. There Is some doubt about
the election OF Bartlett, the antrailroad candi-
date for State Senator. James Otis, the peoples
candidate for Mayor, holds good majority thus Tar
over Mcdonald, the democratic candidate. p.
crowley. the peoples candidate for Chief Of Police
Is beaten by about $500 votes. The returns from
the interior are imperfect but enough are in to
show great victory for the people. Sacramento.
san Joaquin, santa Clara, Les Angeles, Alameda,
contra Costa, Yoo and COllusa counties declare for
the peoples independent ticket. The democrats
claim small gain over last year In the Legislature
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1llEeaAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON. Sept. s, 1873.
A despatch from Madrid this morning announces
that the Spanish Ministry has resigned.
senior Castelar's Position i'm the Minis
tcrial Crisis.
MADRID. Sept. 5-P. M.
The successor Of President Salmeron has not yet
been appointed.
Senior CASTELAR, requires as condition OF accept
Ing ONCE that the Cortes take no recess until all
Important and pressing measures are disposed Of
and then that 1t adjourn, which it should be able
20 do about the LIST Of December. He also demands
absolute powers In dealing with insurgents.
The Cortes will meet in secret session tomorrow
to settle the crisis.
When the new Ministry Is organized Sehor SAL
meron will probably be chosen President of the
-Cortes
CITIZEN OPINION OF THE CAUSE OF CUBA.
The hmparcdas says If the Left obtained power,
Delegates will be sent to Cuba to arrange terms
OF peace with the insurgents.
InsurEcnt Propagandism for Provin-
cial Secession.
MADRID, September s, 1873.
The insurgent Junta in Cartagena is sending
emssaries, who are plentifully provided with
money, to Barcelona to organize movement in
favor OF separate government Tor Catalonia.
Bilbao Prepared for Siege or Bombard-
mcnt.
LONDON, September s, 1879.
special despatch from Bayonne to the London
Hour says the Spanish government forces in Bilbao
have sunicient provisions on hand to last them
throughout the winter
All commercial traffic between the city and the
port has been prohibited in order to allow full play
for the guns Of the Spanish war ships.
VALENCIA IN A STATE OF SIEGE.
Valencia has been declared in q state OF siege.
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Rest Food for Infs nts.-ssThe Young
Dr. Richardson ut resembles mothers milk as closely
as possible. "-Dr Barker Astounding in flesh and
object whereas other called foods being entirely de-
idiotic condition. II is also carefully freed from the
ground husks of wheat which irritation of the
Chemists to the Queen H. r. H. the Prince of Wales &C..
New Bond London. Sold by chemists and store.
keepers throughout America.
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PATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
Two Mon Killed and Two Wounded

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Sept 5, 1873.
At halt-past seven O'Clock this morning steam
boiler explosion occurred at Harris new mill,
woonsocket which is worked BY TAFT weeden h
Co. OF this city. The boiler house is In the rear OF
the mill, is built OF stone and brick, two stories
high, and Is completely wrecked. IL contained
five boilers and the engine. The boilers all dis
placed or injured, and are covered with debris.
Patrick O'Neill, the fireman, was so badly injured
that he died in q few minutes Another man was
taken out dead, and man and boy badly in
jured The windows of the mill were riddled, but
none OF the operatives within were hurt.
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Herald Special Report from
China Through London.
The Mail Steamer Madras Severely
Injured by Striking.
Beached in a Leaky Condition,
with Cargo Damaged.
Mails, Specie and Passengers TO
Be Transshipped.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent at Swallow through London:-
SwATow, Sept. S, 1873.
The mail steamship Madras, from Hong
Kong for Yokohama, has just struck, off the
Three Chimney Heads, and sustained severe
damage.
She is leaking badly in consequence, and
has been beached at this point.
CONDITION OF THE CARGO.
The cargo of the Madras is slightly
damaged
TRANSsHIPMENT.
The mails, specie and passengers will be
transshipped.
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THE MURDERER BENDER.

A Lady Recognizes the Kansas Butcher
in Greene Countrywide Citizens After
Him In the Mountains.
KINGSTON, N, Y, Sept. 6, 1873
Information has just been received that stray
gler has been Identified by q lady residing near
AGRA, Greene county, N. Y, as Bender, the Kansas
murderer. He stopped at her house for something
to eat. While eating he was recognized and ques-
toned by the lady. He denied that he was Bender
and hastily left the house and started for the noun
tains On his way he was met by boy, to whom
ne said II any one inquired for him he would be at
q certain place. Search was made for him there,
but he could not be found. The lady insists IL was
Bender, with whom she boarded while teaching
school in Kansas The mountains are now being
secured for the supposed Bender.
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1ElEsaAm 70 the NEW yuax HERALD

M LONDON, Sept. s, 1873.
The installation OF the Right Hon. BENJAMIN
Disraeli as Rector OF the University OF Glasgow.
which was ostponed IN consequence OF the death
of his wife, will take place on the 10th OF Novem
Der.
DuNFEKxLrxs STILL DEAR TO IT'S SONS.
Mr.. Andrew Carnage, wealthy resident OF New
York, has given $4,000 for the erection OF public
baths In Dunfermline, the place OF his birth.
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Dtod.

WARp.-In Belleyille n. j. on wednesday, Sep
TENDER q Mrs. CAROLINE BRUEN widow OF W.
Samuel L. Ward, aged " years.
Funeral service on Friday TIN insI' ~ '"'
O'CLOCK p. N. - p.,sa-
GooDwiH Suddenly. in Brooklyn, on friday
evening, september 5, EMILY O. GOODWIN, oeioVeo
wife Of Chartos 7. Goodwin.
Notice OF mineral hereafter
fFor OsaeT Deaths see Ninth Pu9el
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA, Sept. 9, 1873.
Exchange firm. On United States, sixty days,
currency, 35 q 80 premium. Short sight, 81 a 80
premium; sixty days. gold, IS SO premium short
sight, 81 a So premium. On London, 69n q 70 pre-
MUM. On Paris, 81 q so premium
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Tin-Lined Lead Pipe Prevents Poison
Ing from lead water Il Is stronger than lead pipe more
pound. Descriptive pamphlet sent by mail free. COL
WELL LEAD COMPANY, 213 Centre street. New York.
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HARPER 4 BROTHERS will send either of the follow
uned States, on receipt Of the price '~'' y
HARPERs CATALOGUE mailed free on receipt OF sig
Gents In postage stamps.
Translated from the FRENCH Of Camille Flamn,arion.
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sra'h'4nd % "'G Ready SSss On 'S TSn siSs 10
ryEExAxs OXFORD ;, ssraoD,srs The o.ess, :
Ss %m Of ana ss br as y1
graphical notices Of Others By the Rev L Tyerman.
Uniform with Tysrmans Life Of John wesley"
THE Bazaar BOOK OF HEALTH The dwelling the
the library the kitchen the SICK room lsmo cloth.
81, Uniform In style and price with the Bazaar Book
cAsrELARs OLD ROME Ns p NEW ITALY. Old Rom.
Mrs. Arthur Arnold lsmSS closh, SIS
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90 A,FIsHINa BY W, 9. Prime. author of Boat
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&C. Crown Svo, cloth. beyeIled edges, 81 30
ANECDOTES ,y ,n Of PUBLIC MEN By John W. rern.y.
MISS sEEcHEEs HoysklkkEErEa AND HEALTH.
hea!hiui cSosias also many objections for ssurins
:ssoS 4 .'f H 12SsS, so,S Physicians
syos cloth, bevellsd aud Illuminated. s.; Git edges.
THE NEW NOVELS
THE SEASON
HARPER D SsoTShs Ss New. Fork.
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STRANGERS AND PILGRIMS. BY Mis-. R grssan.
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THE HOUR AND rue NAN. An Historical Romance.
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Sunday Tfmos {
m IL COME sgedlv tho most

Noah's Sunday Times and Weekly
MESSENGER Is confessedly tho lively sheet Il L.
now in Its thirtythird year Its peculiar features are
the cuesons ana XII timely nueres thus SAVING fees "a
lawyers doctor or searchers through encyclo
p@dtas. Also pQuAnt comments on current ews spicy
and critical Dramatic No es and perfect bouquet q
Noveletes Poems and Bellies Lettrcs paragraphs Sold
by all newsdealers.
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.. q. p. Brandy, 81 Per Gallon; 81 50
full sized bottle speciality Old fragrant mellow;
entire invoice purchased at half Its value Also all tho
Pleasant Valley Wine Company. Hammondsport, NJ Y.
Champagnes, English Ales and Porter speciality.
II Il. KIRK Co, 60 Fulton street.
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SCOTLAND.

The 6ectorial Installation in the University Of
0iasgow-A scottish-Amsrican and
tho Town Of His Birth,
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COnsptcuOusly Elegant Hat II
the FAN style for gentlemen Just issued by KNOX Make
your selections at either his stores zig Broadway in
the Prescott House or under the Fifth avenue Hotel
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Wigs, Toupces, &c. - G.. Rauchfuss,
Practical Wig Maker and Importer of Human Hair. ~
East Twelfth street, near Broadway.
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A.-Ruptured People Don't Wear tho
metal trusses The ELASTIC TRUSS 6e3 broadway
hoios rupture comfortably night and day till cured.
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SPAIN.

Resignation Of tho Ministry -Castelar's Position
and the Cause of Cuba Secessionist Move
ment in Catalonia Plenty Of Fight
in Prospect at Bilbao.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A GRICULTURAL BOOKS.
n Medical Books,
Scientific Books.
Books Of all kinds and in all languages in endless
variety and at reasonable prices.
JOHN PYNE new and old books, 100 Nassau street.
NHEAPEsr BOOK STORE IN THE wORLD.-NEW
" Catalogue, No. 81, free; send stamp.
LEGGAT BROS, Beekman street. corner Park Row..
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For Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality,
Liver, Kidneys and all Blood Diseases DR. s. B.
HOWE'S ARABIAN TONIC BLOOD PURIFIER. Prizes
81. Sold by all druggists.
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Trusses of Every Kind, Elastic Stock
ings Bandages &c, DC. GLOVER, 10 Ann street, ad-
Joining Herald Office.
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A.-COrns Cured, soc. 60 81. Bunfons,
Nails, joints &c. treated at DR. WESTERYELT'S 63x
Broadway, near Fourteenth street
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Summer Catarrh, Asthma, Night Sweats,
Coughs. Coils &C., cured by DR.. s. d. HOWES ARABIAN
MILK CURE for Consumption. Price 81. Sold by ain
druggists
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A.-Fan styles or Gents Hats Now
Beekman and Spruce streets
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Corns, Bunions. Nails. &C., Cured
without pain. CORN CURE bv mail so cents
Dr. RICE, 26 Broadway corner fulton street
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The Fall Fashion OF Hats for Gentle
| men just introduced by ESPENSCHEID. manu-
| facturer, ll8 Nassau street
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Deshler's Fever md Ague pills arc tho
best remedy Of the kind In the world. Sold by drug
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Furniture OF New and Elegant De-
signs-Also FRENCH FURNITURE q. L. kelly 4
COMPANY. Manufactured and Importers, TIA Broad
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Curtains and Lambrequins OF Every
description Original patterns
G. I. kelly 4 COMPANY, 724 Broadway.
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FRANCE.

Ministerial Precautions Against Citizen Agita-
ton.
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Bachelors Hair Dye Is the Best In tho
world the only true and perfect hair dye
Gus, harmless At all dru sgistJ.
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THE POPE.
TEllsaAm TO TIVE Ntw yuax HEaAlu.

.fi sfsa ROME, Sept y lS72
His Holiness Pope Plus the Ninth is again indis-
posed N health.
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See Am usemeut!

Havana Lottery.-We Sold the $500, 900
In the extraordinary drawing April % Circulars sent q
information given j. b. MARTINEZ 4 CO., 10 Wall,
street; Post office box 4, $685. New York.
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william Knabe & Co.

GRAND SQUARE ANO UPRIGHT PIANOS
New York Branch House,
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ENGLAND.

Discount Rate, Change Holiday and
Condition of the Crops
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I'm EVERY TOwn and Village Persous
NAV be found who have death con.
sumption by HALE'S HONEY OF HOREHOUkD AND
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All orders from private purchasers, well dealers.
In Baltimore.
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A.-The Russt.u V.nor

A.-The Russian VaPOr Baths. 35 East
Fourth street have recently been enlarged rented and
decorated throughout combining all the reouirement OF
the United states having two large Baths thereby giving
It's patrons such temperature they may desire AZ
cure Tor Colds and Rheumatism they unouualled
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David's Fall style or Gentlcme ems Hats
are ready Saesroom 1891 Broadway Duane street.
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Corns, BunfOns, Enlarged Joints, An
diseases OF the Feet cured by Dr. ZACHARIE. Union
square.
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A.-Kearney's Extract Buchu CureA
diseases OF bladder and kidneys gravel, diabetes
female weaknesses dyspepsaand nervous debility than
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counterfeA
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EREsH SUMNER BOOKS
published by
HARPER 4 BROTHERS, New York.

HARPER BROTHERS will send either Of the follow,
ing works by mail postage prepaid to part OF tho
United states, receipt OF the price
HARPER's CATALOGUE mailed free on receipt OF sig
Gents In postage stamps.
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LONDON. Sept. 5, 1873.
despatch from Madrid this morning announces
that the Spanish Ministry has resigned.
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tonight from I TO ..

itgoes, at Capitoine Grounds, BROOKLYN;
to.ni0ht from IN