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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-10
SECRECY STILL MAINTAINED.

A SESSION or THE NEw DIRECTORS FROM WHICH
THE PUBLIC ARE AGAIN EXCLUDED.
The newly elected Directors of the East River
Bridge Company az their meeting June A. adopted a
resolution which was offered by b. F. Tracy, TO the
effect that all the meetings OF the directors OF this
Company open TO the public, and representatives
Of the press be always admitted TO said meetings. that
monthly report Of all the transactions of this Com
pany be furnished the press Of the Cities Of Brooklyn
aud EewYor, containing list OF all contracts, pur-
shases and expenditures, giving full and detailed
statement Of the same. Accordingly a TRIBUNE re-
porter visited the Office Of the Bridge Company yester
day and applied for admittance TO the meeting
Of the Executive Committee, which was all
BOunoed 70 be held at IL He was told
BY Mr. Quntard Secretary Of the Board that he could
cot be admitted the meetings strictly private
The reporter called Mr. Quntards attention to the res
olution so recently adopted. and asked HIM il would
not be carried out good faith. The Secretary re-
marked that II had reegence only 10 the monthly meet
Dgs Of Board of Directors and not to the meetings Of
the Executive Committee The reporter asked him If the
actual business OF the Company not all transacted
by the Executive Committee, and whether, therefore,
the exclusion Of reporters from those meetings not
practically the exclusion OF the public from knowledge
Of their affairs. Mr.. Quntard replied that no acton
Of the Executive Committee final until
u had been reported 10 and confirmed by
the Board OF Directors, at whose meetings
in future representatives of the press and the public
generally could be present The reporter inquired If he
would be allowed 20 learn any OF the proceedings OF the
Executive Committee except such they should see fit
10 place before the full Board at their next meeting and
was informed emphatca1y that only such matters as
were sufficiently advanced to be brought before the d.
rectors would he made public. The reporter being con-
WINGED that secrecy was stl 70 be the rule with tho
Bridge COmpsuy. took his leave
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. at DICKrSsOSs IN PARE
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PROMINENT ARRTvAIA

Knh Arenue HOtel-Bacqne Bey, the Turkish CgrlsH y
ue, the Hon A. Nelson OF POugheepde Ward Cben o.
ia,, md q stanton Of NeD York HotCem-
6oore LeItoy s. Navy and hsnnel Iano Of hsiso
If,.a Coy Mccormick Of AnLona, and Robert n NC
Iazs Of Baltimore Dent Hotet-M ADderson pqsnt o.
poebsss, Cgtral Hoiel-Goy. Lewis OF AsaA
d G on George West Of Baston n T.. heropo nda Hok
Ths Hon n Aberger Of Buffalo,. 80 H1rhods HotsI.sn ~
sts,,I ~ Wasbpgton HokI-Gen. A. o. heIOok "i
gtsy IonsJ Duieher and e. d. Gonag q paehe" Ca
N ~. Brero0 House-Capt stokes boya %
Uots<--TIe Han. Henry washington
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win r. IyerroTe CoansT Pshsh Heay Rsqu,. ysunnsP a.
bert HeurT shields IOhl Committee In peaa Of
T. ssmsei baby Asa Stevens Vs. MsCuIsh -
Wlr Lard Commit seStephsn Harrison Brash sir1
anler T. on H. POSI- samuel y Hisco COMMITTEE .. ~.
stfss-JOhn Csmcrien Zaebahih Hipin, yosn Js5gs
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NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CuY-The tax receipts last week
were sIssl5 H.. Thomas oDay, an emploYe OF John
NJ Hughes contractor, disappeared yesterday, with
$40 belonging to Mr. Hughes, which he had been sent
to deposit in bank. The Taylor Zouayes, who dis
banded last week. have been reorgantzed
with W. W. DeunistOn, President; Samuel john
ston Vice President. aud James Lang, Secretary
- The Jersey City Schutzen Corps Will mold three
DAYS fest next week. The committee appointed by the
Board Ot Aldermen engaged IN preparing plans iOi
public baths The funeral OF Clarence Van WlnEle
who eur his throat last week and who died Saturday
IN consequence, took place Yesterday q. While NJ
Cross the gate-tender at the White s;ar Line dock
was drawing revolver from MS pocAet, yesterday
morning the weapon accidentally exploded, and the
ball lodged in his average OF over 80 carloads
OF are received daily the Pennsyyana
Railroad, ana the receipts increasing daily. Solo
man GOldbaum, peddler, was arrested, Yesterday Tor
rubbiug Catherine Snyder Of No. l6 BrunsWicksir
while he selling her some picture frames.
PATERsoN-The trial Of Van Wrinkle BoSert, for com
p lc.ty III the murder OF Ransom Burroughs, Dec u
ISL again postponed ia the Passic County Court
yesterday, until Thursday.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Shay, who was run over by a
WAGON belonging TO Henry PJtCman, Saturday evening
died, yesterday, at ST. Mary, Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-10

II NSQUIRE, 81 Fulton-st., y. G.-Wa tches,
E Fine Jewel. Sterling Syervare, srs' quality, and 'a o.
lest profits guaranteed Dano1ls s3eaiIJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-10
NFW-YORK CITY.

A Varick st. saloon-keeper announces, by
slguboard " Irish Lager Bier"
The death of Frank Schenck' broker, was
announced TO the stock Exchange Yesterday.
An organ concert will be given at the Church
Of the Holy Trinity Filth-ave and one-aundredand-
twenty-Hfthst, on Thursday evening. MR. George W.
Morgan will play.
The Rev. David B. Jutten of Washington,
D. c. has accepted the call rendered him by the Blk
teenth Baptist Church OF this city, and win preach
TO that congregation June u.
The hide markets in the neighborhood OF
Goldst have again become nuisance with the advent
of Summer A sickenng stencil pervades the locality
to the detrment OF the inmates OF surrounding tene-
ment-houses.
The following is comparative statement OF
the contagious diseases OF the past two weeks;
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ENTITIES.

4a1a Wv ACammng ssS5sa.i P..,
BoATs.
f 9%s G' I7os.,op. GaaS:.......c xnul
The 10th annual regatta Of the Brooklyn Yacht Club
Brooklyn Yacht Clubs hel meetings last evening for
the purpose OF finishing business OF minor Importance
connected with the coming regattas
BASEBALL
The fourth game Of the championship seriei
between the Boston and Baltimore Clubs played ia
Baltimore Yesterday resulting favor Or tie latter by
a score OF Il 70 g.
The third game Of the championship seriei
between the Atsntcs OF Brooklyn and the Philadelphia
nine was played on the UDiaD Grounds, Brooklyn,
terday About 1000 peOpe we're present The Atlanuct
out-batted their opponents and would nave won US
game had they not iudulgpd In Wild throwing.
1T D. 81 Cd. s,b. 9Th 7b sA sAT.as
zSff ssi:iSs i::::.::oo : 3 "a
lAnaoaaoenens.,
BURNET1's ExTRACTs.-Beware Of substitutes
For an elegant Summer HAT OF superior
quality 90 anlalrar. EsPESscsEIO ne NaSsa1t
CURTAINS AND LAWBREQuISs.-Latest styles
really. q. L ANLTI a Co.. "a bf0'd~A''
WINDOW SHADES; also, Patent Self-Aeting
FlKEykEsi plces reduced. w. L hHI'i ~'' 80 DN-N'
LYoN's INSECT POWDER will not harm baby,
but tley are death aess, e0csroaches iso bgsa
AWAY, AWAY TO THE MOUNTAINS
before ,lers Beaver cas'sr ~Dr.a
Fe.fr or OF Hat eegaHt AID becoming suassa
Kxox HIS 21 Br0IiFa, the Prescott EslA
and under the PM AyeBae H0'e.
THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, a reply to Mr.. God.
win nv Prof T. L Youns1s TEIBCSE LscTURg EXTRA No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-10
HrDSON RIYER COUNTlEs.

PYE.-The residence Of Mrs. Catlin, was
entered by burglars Sunday night and robbed OF guam
tty OF silye--ware and jewe!ry.
The yestry OF Christ Church. Protestant Episcopal,
have extended a call To the Rev Mr.. Brewster OF Meri-
Gen COnn the pasOrate VI that church being vacant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-10

A horse drawing dlrt-cart became frlght-
ened at Twenty-secondst and Broadway last night and
ran away dashng the cart against the street car
ing leg aud through showcase III 'front.' Oi NO $50
Broadway.
The Children's Aid Society will send to-day
a colony Of co children including several families. gath
cred from the dregs Of NewYork society, TO pleasant
homes with farmers ia Western Iowa They manly
newbOys and bOotbacks and travel under the care OF
a special agent.
There will be a moonlight excursion mp the
Hudson. this evening" rendered by Mr.. Z. Gladwisb'
Vice President on behalf Of the Eastern Transportation
Line TO the wholesale coal trade OF Ne@-1ork. a iaIge
number Of prominent coal merchants Will Dc present.
and pleasant evening Is anticipated.
Dr. Wattss line, LET dogs" &C., is evidently
no longer taught in the pubic schools. James Mckee
age Of Forty-thrdst. and Ninthaye, during quar-
rel with Frank Austin age T. OF No. GO Ninth-aye ID
schoo-yard in West Forty seventh-st. yesterday was
stabbed lett shoulder with pen knife and slightly
wounded.
1t is a custom at several small restaurants in
the neIghDOrnOOd OF the PostOce 10 consider postage
stamps legal tender for pieces of pie and glasses Of
pink lemonade Tie only people who tender them are
office boys and they do it twice or three times a day
spending from 30 10 81 each The restaurankeep
also purchase stamCs nom these irresponsible per
sons without question hesitation, Notwithstanding
that suspicious entertained by loOhersOn, not by
the men themselves that the boys have deirauded their
employers
Miss Linda Gilbert of Chicago, who has
been very successful in Western cities in raising libraries
for STATE and County PRISONS is now city with the
view OF collecting library for the Ludlow-st jail. She
has contributed $50 volumes from her own library;
brother has subscribed $50 volumes; and Edward s
Stokes has subscribed 100 volumes. she asks cOnlDu
No i.2s5 Broadway Miss Gilbert and her work are
struugy recommended by the officials Of St Louis and
Chicago and plans for libraries here have been su
mitted and are approved Dy the Mayor ana COhuIs-
sOncrs OF Charities aud CofFecton'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-10
wh. xARsHALL's STATEMENT.

VIM. Marshall, ex director Of the Bridge, aud a
member OF the Committee Of One Hundred. said:
The election Of Bridge directors was managed I'm the
Ring interest exclusiyely-rweed, sweeny Connolly
ana Hugh smith each voted upon COO worth of stock
100000 In all or tins amount only 40 per cent or
900 worth OF stock held by himself ana those 10 whom
lie made transfers OF stock and proxies he OBJ
tanned. or this amount he has paid IN
t55 500, or co per cent OF the subscript,ons In
will thus be seen that. although the voting on
the ticket elected represented $l55OO0 subserihed IL
represented only ti20ODo actually pad in Ont OF the
eight nstaments called FOR only senator Murphy aud
ny self have pad IN 80 per cent OF subscriptions
TIE new Bridge bill Is most dangerous device, of
intended 10 further the Interests OF tue members
Of the Ring lt y TO 10 hoped that Gov DIX Will veto
IL, 1 40 not believe that tho CiUes of Hruukyn aud
HeW-YOrk will pay another dollar VI their instamens
Public cVDndence 10 The nanageuent OF tha brd9a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-10

THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, n reply 70 Mr.. Cod
win Nv Prof T. L Yo1maas in LgcTURg EXTRA No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-10
BROOKLYN.

The unrecognized bodies of eight men, found
IN the river, are lying IN the Morgue.
Coroner Whitehill has announced his inten-
ton Of resuming the investigation in the case OF Charles
Goodrich next Wednesday. The testimony IL is said,
vii. he mainly that OF medical experts 10 shO" tnd'
the deceased could have committed suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-10
THE BOARD OF CITY WORKS,

Mr. harrington then offered the following in reference
10 the action of the Board OF CITY Works. promising that
one Of the members Of the Board member Of this
association and should have opportunity 10 explain
the charges that have been made against the action
the Board which up 10 the present time there had
been absolute silence.
whereas 1t has been alleged in the public press aud
elsewhere that the Board OF City Works has imposed
upon the plumbers citizens OF Brooklyn certain
patent stOp-cOcks ana hammers which regarded as
an outrage upon the people; and
Whereas, IL has also been stated in this Association
and in the public press that unwarrantabe charges
Were made in the opening OF Westinghouse, and in
the settlement Of the UniOnst opening, east Of the
canal
Resolped That the Committee on Local Improvements
and Public Expenditures be requested TO investigate
these charges and report TO this Association.
This resolution was passed. and the Committee then
went into Executive session.
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"AwAY, Away! TO THE MOUNTAINS
BEow BAT before .se Beaver Css'H "DrlA
Pctf or soft Hat be eegAEt ADD becoming stass
Kxoxs No 2l3 BrOsdFsy "a the prescott EssA
nd under tse Pm Ayenue H0'e..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-10

enasg Tphua Typhoid aesss Dptheri.. s@anpOI
%y 3 IL 3 y 4 g :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-27
Crestt-Mobilter Pictures.

The Credit-Mobilier investigation In Wash.
inyton furnishes "Gath," correspondent Of
the Chicago Tribune. with the following
pictures: @-. .
!. Judge Poland, chairman of the committee,
looks like French marquis. He is q tall
MISUNDERSTANDING old gentleman, with full
white hair, and full white side-whiskers
combed forward. His nose is straight and
long, and his profile handsome but when
he turns his full face be seems to carry 3
mouth full of tobacco, and speaks with q
sense of apprehension that some Of it may
spill. His method Is courteous nearly to q
fault, and slow to irritation but as there is
nothing Of the demagogue or sensationalist
about him, and as he is what be appears to
be-a kind and generous old gentleman
look with confidence to his return Of the
facts In their spirit. ,. -ana
Cakes Ames is very large man, Of the
type Of Yorkshire manufacturer-gn guarded,
spectaeletl, with great bent shoulders, q slow
walk, and prodigious limbs and feet. lie
WIN probably weigh $50 pounds, and he looks
TO be sixfeet two or three. BE has strong,
coarse, brownish hair, and ybristly beard
around the long, stern-wheeled shaft Of bis
laws. His forehead Is low, and the nose
seems to be half OF the face. The eyes behind
s,ls spectaeies are small, and Of slow,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-27
-AUCTrou sAa.gs--ruaays Bags,
BY Grmbbs q Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
E.,erant}, street hetweer, Main and Bank

l. - Il.
GALE OF THE CHI NJ o N D AND
decree of the thanccrv Court Of tile city OF llici-
mond in The causes Of the Richmond ana YORK
River Railroad Company rs. j.. Prosser iiaib ana
Robert II. Maury, trustees ana J. PrOsser lanD ana
York River Raiiroid Company entered on Tire 'ath
day OF December 1872. we, the undersigned or tbe
survivor Of Us, shnll sell by public auction, ~ me
aucton-rpnnls Of MesSrs. Grubhs & Williams, No:
| Eleventh street. Richmond, Va, on LhioA inc
pTF9 ,Be q York RivEs
R0AD COMPANY, including its roadway, rails,
cross-ties, dcpots, sidiDgs, cars, engines tenders,
and all other property whatsoever. Including al 0
:e francbisas OF said company. and excepting from
such sale nothing whatsoever oelongirg to SAID coT
many except Its chooses In action and debts due or TO
fec0me due 10 II. :.
1HE TERMS OF SALE WILL DE- AS FOLLOWS !:
The sum of s15o,0oo shall be paid Ia GIL anu INC
residue OF the purchase money shall ne PAYABLE rs
follows $4,000 the LIST OF January, !s7' win M
tsrest at the rate OF per cent per aHn from me
Gay Of sale. payable semi-annualy; T3Joooo on inc
LIST day Of January 1883. WITH dnterest Tue
sen-annual!y; and the remainder Oh siGn pnrcnast
money on the fst day of Jarary 1877, Wild lnIeres.
Mt the rate OF per cent per annum from tne of OF
sale, payable semiannualiy-the sale 10 oe saDlect
90 The ratification or rejection Of the court ana pos
session ot to be delivered until the sale has been
ratified by the court the deferred payments 10 DE
secured nv decd Of trust the property Sold sucn
deed TO be subject 10 the approval OF the court
Canialista viii tgke notice that the effect OF sale
onI CONVEYANCE will be tn extiuguish the said COM
pany and make the purchaser or purchasers pooy
Far further particulars apply to Messrs. PAGE &
MAURY, Richmond, Va attorney 10. I tne traS-
'e~'' ROBERT H. MAURY,
IN q,-td Surviving Trustees.
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BY Wellington Gotdln,
Auctioneer and Zeal Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and BANK s,ro.,-

~,r,-.a,,,,,-.. :. = -
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VAR,
ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RIt:HWnSlEnn REAf.
tue OF deed OF trust bearing DAT. On ~
June 1850, executed To the .uhscr;b.r, ~ cay OF
Horace l., Kent, William G.. Paine and Less.
Paine merchants and partners rGder tho ST A.
Kent, Paine Coz. and their wives duly rss' e "t
In Richmond Hastings Court on tha ss2b .sssIEc+i
1885, we, or either o; u.s. will In crecut,nn " Jun
and with the approval of the surviving n,s,
proceed to sell ct pnbIic auction ON the nremiu''
the order advertised. on THtJESDAY rth ~ O.. -
airy. 1873, at II o'clock NJ Uf fair If mot on au
fair day thereafter the rolInyvnn tr,i "n n$ bs%
REAL FSTATE-viz: N'' 'AD@f-
First: That very yauolJA LOT IN ,ba so,,, q,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-27

GENERAL BUTLER REMINDED OF SOMETHING.
AS General Butler. the valiant bombardier
Of past beligercnt scenes, was passing
through the corridor Of the House of Repre-
scntatives Thursday afternoon, he was ac-
costed by Mrs. Bowen, OF South Carolina, q
Pcttigrew by birth, who has stood by her
husband in his various troubles
General" said she, " can say word to
you"
Madame" responded the bombardier,
in a loud, grutf tone, 81 have always made
it rule never to speak to woman in the
capitol"
s.And I,"retortcd Mrs. Bowen, In shrill,
clear voice, shave always made it rule
never to speak to man that knew was not
gentleman. regret that | have departed
from it in the present case"
Exit the bombardier, very red in the
face.-Ne1g York Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-27

.oou,h,no ,ook. Ames came to Congress
seq. ,,a so,,I of commercial, traveller. and,
" araa,ted from II, would feel no particular
ireonvenience or loss or self-esteem. The
shove, which his trip-hammar beats into
shane Is scarcely harder, and rs the man
crows old he rusts, but is too rugged 10
decay. Amos made small bones OF telling
the most Of what he remembered about Con-
grcssmen, and but for Alley he would pro-
badly have remembered considerably more.
Alley sat By bis side all the while, iittihs
or lowering bis brows suggestiVely. as Aues
belplessly looked round at him Tor couns ne
lie is thirteen years the junior oil Aihes, WV
is nearly seventy years of age Aiey was -"
shoemaker in boyhood, and ne IS now nc
proprietor Of the best house IN Lynn. nc e. -
proud of bis money, and holds 70 IL MlIn t t;e
desperation Of cnnibal huSoanuinS nl'
last corpse. He is short, demure, wiz
headed man, and has an endless tonsae;
which testifies ali manner OF heaTsay, anu
covers time and space. to the exclusion VI
information and to the prejudice of more
modest and less doubtful evidence. Alley
has enormously profted by Ames's contracts
and he appears In .Ames's letters as the In
corrieible opponent to every dividend 10 out
siders. He was the chief adviser TO Ames's
course toward McComb, and he Is really on
the spot at present as the principal and
counsel of Ames.
Colonel McComb's statement OF the
amounts received by the Union Pacific Rail-
road Company is thus given by the same
correspondent s..-..
First mortgage bonds. S2s,ooO'ooV
Government bonds ..".............'... 2s'uoo'VoV
Income honds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lu.0Ov,00o
as well rs property
Stock considered entirely as proatsl. ad,ooe'oo0
Total endowment. ................... SllS'Soo'ool
"Now," said McComb, "subtract Alleys
estimate Of what tho road should have cost
from the gross total because 'thc profits,
as he calls them, wentto the company, which
contracted with itself. The remainder will
be S7l, 100000. or this, nearly 70 per cent.
was realized. Ames says that even his stock
must produce par or he will hold it. That
stock fell once to 8, at the time Boutwell,
proposed to stop the mail-moneys and col
lect interest. 1t sells ut present for 30 aud
SO. Had the company worked with unity
and without feuds, as the Central Pacific has
done, the stock would be at par or above
par. The gross profits under any circum-
stances We're from S3O,00O,0O0 to S5O,OO0,-
0O0."
No wonder that such sum Of money ran
over into Congress and corrupted the foun-
tains of legislation there.
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Somebody has been summing UP the fat
OF kings ard emperors as follows: Ont {
two thousand five hundred and forty ern.
rors or kings over siNty-ionr S1essa' =
hundred and ninetysSsiseaa s1sfatlo!s' TWO
.;vtv.four xsanfie were detllroned,
dictated, twenty committed sui
ci1c, eleven went mad, one hundred died on
the battlefield, one hundred and twenty
three were made prisoners, twenty-five were
pronounced martyrs and saints, one hundred
and fitty-One were aSsasSlnated, slXty-tWo
were poisoned, and one hundred and eight
were sentenced to death. Total, nine hun.
drcd and siXty-tbree.
A correspondent Of the Smithsonian In.
stitutc, who has spent considerable time in
investigation OF the subject, in answer to 4
remark by Professor Henry that the i'm
mcnse water-poWer ut Niagara may i'll the
progress of practical science be applied t.
the purposes Of industry states that by the
" last census there are 52,017 water-whecls in
operation in American manufacturing cStab-
lishmenrs, giving a power oil 1,l3O,4lo
horses, while Niagara falls gives power of
II, 1868, 036 horses"
"IIow Found Robinson Crusoe" is the
title of Il London burlesque, into which both
Stanley, and Bates the ag-carricr, are intro.
duccd.
PENNSYLVANIA is the first State in the
Union to organize cooperative sauer-kraut
factories.
There are $4,000 white children in South
Carolina who do not go to school.
Georgia has admitted her first negro law.
yer-John +. Quarles, OF Atlanta. @
An Illinois hog buried under hay-stack
was one hundred days eating itself out.
The best that can be said of the new Rus.
sia leather mufi3 is that they are fashionable
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RICHARDSON s Co, Real Estate Auctioneer'
IN m