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AsfRoNoNI0ALi PRoeRess n ruls COUx.
rxv.-Litils more than thirty years ast
It could not be said that there Was one =.
Economical observatory in. the U.ited
Stsses. To-day It 10 safe to place the
nan ber Of Ill classes, public and private
beyond ifty. ~ s~wEt ~ --- 4.
The first of these statements ma,
strike many Of our readers With surprise.
The authority of John Qnincy Adam.
will confirm its truth. us there" he
asked, at the close of magnificent ora.
tiou ut Cincinnati in lSi3-"is there one
tower erected to enable the keen. eyed Oh.
server Of the heavenly vault to watch from
night to night. through the circling year
the movements Of the starry heavens and
tbsir unnumbcrsd worlds Look around
you. look from the St, John to the Sabine
look from the mouth of the Neversink tn
the mouth Of the Columbia. and you vii
6od not sas! or il one not Of our cree
tiou r. .ap
Mr.. Adams had made astronomy . f..
vorite pursuit. He was too veil Informed
% 70 its progress In our country not to
kiov The existence Of some additions ts
our colleges IN the form Of assreaonicsl
baildings and their instruments design
ed almost exclusively for instructiog stu
deuts in their use. He appreciated them
for be was one Of the first to urge thci
procuring By his own Harvard.
But his just conceptions Of true OBJ
servatory involved yet higher characte,
and aims in it. It must steadily labor
for discovery. 1t must be fully equipped
for this. and be provided with per son
nel. who could give their whole encrgie.
to that series Of observations runnin.
through many years. which alone can Sc
cure valuable additions to Astronomical
knowledge and insure its benefits to men
For the establishments Of such an ins'itu-
ton he had made his well known appea
to Congress in 1925. He vas ridiculed
but he remained as strenuous nd dvocate n,
ever for the establishment Of observato.
uies Of the iest class both at Washington
aad Cambridge. In the very year befsr,
this address At Cincinnati. be had urged
in bis place in Coagreas. the perf,tua
appropriation Of the whole interest Of the
then anappropristed Smithsonian fund fos
IN observatory for the people.
"The express object Of observatories. '
said he. lis the increase Of knowledge BY
sew discovery. 1t 10 to the successive
disecveries Of persevering astrooouieal
obssrvatisns through period Of City cen.
turies that ne are indebted for Q perma.
nsas standard Of tune. and for the .msas
ureosat Of space" In IS43. he VA
slssfly jpssiSsd ip Sayisg. .thstno observ.
atosy existed j. this country. capable o
holdise sins exslsed q these. Comrar.
'atisely iss iadividu.ls appreciated o. d.
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fsAHati0n Of -four n6pes. 'Yos should
sskc . eressev iatesess = polilies 'thsn
herossfdrs, yea have dons. IL To- yoaf in.
difference ip political natters must be as
cribed rs much as to anything. else the
'iaiseoverutneut of our Country Tor The
rissl teS Iyesss. You have suffered your
selves to. .bsllsd' withsut knowine wheshel
hI . sst ef, ppscrspsloss professional pal.
itiei.ns. Why. do you not know ,hst .
few men in every township have been die.
taai6x your political action while yyod re-
aaiusd 1t hs6s d ,sshs uistaksu bsliel
sbss politics vasibsyoaa yosr sphere !,-I
=, II the Passoas Of Hnshapdry had been
organised thirty yeals ego. our national
ds6t would mot nov y Weighing % beavi.
y Spsn ~; tbs disgrseeeuf legislation oi
shs past Nv pears v6uld not b reprosch
70 ous people; sud our nstiopal repsta-
ton would be % fair asd - bright q
when it came from the hands OF our faith
crs. F+f-
y Yea have seen the balls. of Congress
prostituted to bipartisan purposes aud per-
sonal gain. You have seen the executive
department Of the government turn deal
car to the surplications Of an oppressed
aud outraged people. while personal at.
taehuents were rewarded at the expense
of the people You have seen the sancta.
ary Of justice invaded by the cloven foo,
Of party prejudice and decisions rendered
through fear Of political condcmnation.-
This state Of things now exists, and will
exist till the people in the majesty of,heir
power sweep from official stations those
who have betray ed their nations trust
You are moving to accomplish this. and
Gcd speed you to . glorious victory.
When Sou rise from the letLarsy in
which you have SO long reposed anG pay
to pnblic affairs the amount Of attention
that duty demands: when you protest in
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Su3trmau.
A. II. GREENFIELD.
CHAS. A. BUCHANAN.
HENRY 4. LOANE.
JOHN A. K0ONS. =.
JOHN +. DAWSON

Statement showing the Expenses Of Comp
troller's CAice for the fiscal year 1866,
IS compared with the Expenscs of said
0ficc for the fiscal year 1878:
l.4.e- (For 1850 H..
Salaries paid Comptroller aud 4
Clerts, s 6.o7i 81
Printing comptsollsr,s Report. 500 90
Prin,ing blank licenses. pro- sa.
p tesses, circulars. &c., 1885 81
Printing. advertising. clerical a.s
neat, s.osl 81
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JOHN A. KOONS.
JOHN r. DAWSON.

Which vas read. and. on motion o
Mr.. Watkins. ordered to be entered OF
the Journal.
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SUFFOCATED IN A STILL.

Fatal Effects OF De1caerious Gnscs--Four
Mem Suhocated in still in Long
Island City.
Yesterday forenoon, about eleven O'Clock, Will
liam Flynn, about twentyseven years OF age, en-
ployed at the oil and roofing works OF Beibee 4
Co., at the foot OF Sixth street, Long Island City.
entered one OF the stills used the premises,
through the only means OF ingress or egress, the
''man-hole" plate ut the top He descended to the
bottom by a short ladder but not returning after
the lapse OF considerable time, his companions be-
came alarmed, and one OF them. named stephen
Rating, also descended into the still. He after a
time was followed by Thomas Mangfn. and moth
ing being heard from the three now in the still,
another Thomas Hennessey, started to descend,
but was seen by persons near the still, when
entering the man-hole, TO toppe over ana fall.
1t was at once surIulsed that those who had en-
tered the still had been overcome by foul gas. and
upon investigation this proved to be the CASE
The men, after some delay were removed from
the still, when Flynn was found to be already
dead, and three insenslble. Mangin died shortly
after being removed TO his residence on Eighth
street. Rating was taken to his residence on
Ferry street, and vas found to be so much over
come by the effects OF the gases that his recovery
was pronounced hopeless by has physician, Dr.
Graves. Hennessey, who was in the still but
comparatively short time, had last evening SO far
recovered as to be able to walk about his room.
Coroner Mauger, OF Newtown, last evening held
an inquest upon the body OF Flynn and the Jury
found verdict In accordance with the facts as
above stated.
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. moro decided way ana the canton exhibited IN
the operations OF the past three or four business
days seems 70 verify the expectation. Western
Onion opened ut 7s1, moved up TO yeH and was
subsequently hsmmered down to 10. The close
was made, however, Al 7ok. Erie opened at 3s5s.
sold up to 401S and closed &c s9H. New York Gen.
.raI ranged from 1907 to 1908. Lake Shore sold
as 70 !e,4 q 7sX 7sx. Pacific Mail commenced
at AK, declined TO 46 and closed at AL. The
highest OF North western common was So the lowest
SAX. Rock Island sold at 1867 q 107 1904. Pan
anna was steady ut lis. G., G. and /. G. advanced
from 82,. to 32E, but declined to s2H. Union Pa
cIflc showed decline nom its opening figure. st.
Paul fell or from 43as q 43ss q A. Rock Island
declined from lO5 to 1868. The foregoing lgures
indicate an irregular and unsettled market
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
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Wheat was nrrner, with small receipts and fair de-
aug 5s isS"s - sssfs
'sss 3, s' ws Ss sssas
ss = sf Gr Ssass9
'o w s01 oT
@ masd white tie Rye s5sss
T n ed o. iSo Eve So a y
at % 500 bushels Danaoia n At 81 s. and sos do
long On ir terms o bushels city malt sold
Fa.IcsTs. Business to-day in all departments was on
generally firm Vessels Tor charter were still in
SsrSSo eaa 1000 1f easSss WHEAT
~ snshs aSns
go To snTerR Dy steam 500 6sseIs grain p
ass 3 sta ss y ~ as. iaSS III.
to g Cork for "a d
and United Kingdom win 1850 quarters gram II s. Sd
dom wiz 100 bss rsaasd pesressn 0 on praa:s
' ss %
f s4s shp la% Fh1aassn S s. v
oo renea do at o. Or D. 3D. according to lay days
mh sss at ions register hence 70 Point aa
u, usual business reported IN oebiug
We anotss. New crop-cusa, centrifugal and mixed
Eleo roc English Islands SOC &C. New w, Orleans
SAynt s1esrsEhs marses for spirits OF urpentnc
ported ransactions aerchantable order quoted al e
I AZ IN fair Wa spa Sc a S9s
o0 bbls strained on private terms 100 bbis Of 10 nj
p An Messss sss and 2s sS not
materially changed in value.
active aud values quoted shade easier under more lib
Sa apI Il isss 900 IBIS buyers, option 6sii
hIsgPs osSss
ss az Tssas asS
strong 1t &c for city, Refined IN cases held at ac
as %dAfts Ike dn aad a
and scarcely " SO firm quoted iSs4c ls.e. spot and
81 si q asss
sG D sss and sfs bye
VII ass pSf sas ssaS e
Der DBL Dressed hogs closed steady at s,s: Iss:
sasaa, psesssss !. s5lss. Within sSs range q
s9s'ssn prne %sss So s
Mans S aea'1s s
ass Of es 81 81 o o
AZ generally steady prices We heard Of sales @ 1000
pssed Bsqon
s,sc Per h. Lard was frmer under fair demand and
syey d and S sce! a srss eSo 1
losc; q 10 siSc. Butter and cheese we're quiet and
SUGAR nsw was qus, put steady closing At e ~
"a ana 8 DO q ss ksSsS %ss Sc sa E
srasnad s or and ce Sc or s
lated We 70 snoS ,a nero e co n1@s
7ssc aflc grocery, iair to good, 10 a size; prime
ess e S issssqs sd. asSs sas sSSss
a 75c.i mslade, g. az, q oNe Cayed.,sBoxes, Dutch
sss g, IS. e e. s do &c. Is 4
sS 70 e N 80 i v Sl,%s s
gsoCaky uir 10 cz0ice. lhc, 5he nxxSl~Qptch
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5HUwt UpcHIux, HIgUcs
and lowest prices or the day.
MEMORANDA.

Inc election Ia the Panama Railroad Company
to-day resulted IN the success OF the following
ticket, the total vote poIed being $4,000 shares:
Russell Sage, George s. Scott, ii. H. Baxter, John
NJ. Burk, Frank Work, George ]. Forrest, A. b.
Stockweil, $. L. NJ. Barlow, b. P. Nissan, G. X
Garrison Charles j. Osborn, 7. w. Park and Rufus
Hatch; Mt. Russell Sage, President.
The following is the comparative statement of
the earnings Of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway Company ior the fourth week in March =
Earnings 1873. 1874. Increase
Total ......-...... $3O5, DOS $685.. 269 $40, 900
MONTH OF MARCH.
Earnings 1873. 1874. Increase
Total ............. 1867 ,25s $l,039,9S5 1882
JUNE TO MARCH 81 tTEa MONTHs
Earnings 1928. 1854. Increase
TOTAL 1851 SIi996,659 $3.50, LAT
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Aprf, q. 1874
sG9 omn. suyers and seller. apsr Fss osai
E1ports@rc Great Biu.in 2s,l, eoassSss 4si Stock.
Cotton steady demand ss sw o ;azs 4 iss rs,
ya "a s gr9 s aea M ss, "fea5
GStop qs5e ba and Unchanged @adns tic Net s s
stock. 1901 'A'" Exports 'o'''"i'S % sA's' ~"
Cotton quiet; middlins, sc Net receipts sGs bates;
s ST. ss pa nnp'r s.os g ~ Continent $685. eoastwss
rspss co nI dds sales s r sssas s bales
Flour steady sales 1870 bbls At s. & Tor 80 SPRING
doubts extra WHEAT Ii modeqae dsmsna sales II ga
sses club 10 aaaf p sG a. = 30 30 d. Chi
do stsl 1000 DO choice white Canada a 81 s. and
@ NJ Con- aIssa q sS'sa sSssisd
s.s; @:ilinfs 81 tea sa.rosa ireghts@ Flour Q
by iake-SoScO bushels wheat and 600 da barley,
Grain IN store including barley sr1 1sls H a as
re ~ a9 peas s5sao barley malt lSS5 Imports
Sasas ssS 1Sisshss essn' as3 ao i OATS ssi d.
ss!sd = ssai - I.
ss au AMBER e guys s. 20 w g paNs s. ahea,
inr,n soo % :, 5sasSs sales @ iiwaukss No
= Il s @ Mite Ss sRn1ns
81 s9a :! ~ Corn steady; sales o new the track
Wes,srp u S;, 1 s'ate s $ and SIX
n ms Is ana ns s S a W 81 hsIs
Provisions frin; PORK. ss si7 short cuts Sic
Sn; hams, i2c u he shoulders Sc. breakfast
bacon Uc. i0ac dried beef Si6 beer tongues Sc per
dozen Lard IN tierccs, i0c kegs and tubs Uic Other
articles unchanged.
ToLnp6, April 1874
Flour steady Wheat steady NO white Wabash ut
81 ~ No. white Michigan, 81 62,; amber Michigan,
81 45M sDot III ~ June; No. | red 81 81; No red,
81 ~ 81 4Shg Corn steady high mixed size 6l3ac.
spst &c saac Nay low mixed ds'sc no grade, Se
tssac Tor No Z Clover seeds, 81 81 Receipts-s6o0o
bushels wheat, $500 do. and 1000 do. oats Ship
ments-0o0 bushels wheat Al.OO0 do and 1000 do
oats
CHICAGO April G, ls1t.
Flour steady. Wheat active and higher at 81 Z7ts
u y tor NO spring 81 als6 No do spot or April ;
81 254 May: No DO, 81 ISIS; rejected 81 Us 81 3D.
Germ hrm ana IN TAR demand at 6lc cash or April
old, a9,ac ss34c new, 5sc Oats iirm and in iair
demand NJ s2sc fjc. Tor No z cash 46Ac. May; re-
seed 4ss Barley in ts,r demand and higher at 81 %
~ % for No 2sprigi 81 3ca 81 IS for NO. Sdo Pork
active and higher SIS - g n April: sac g. MAY
Lard active and higher at 50 10, cash or Apr 81 60
May Bulk meas steady at sac for shoulders s,je for
spot Whishey quiet and unbalanced At 9Sc no sales
do corn So COO do oats 1000 do and 1900 do barley
do corn, $4,000 do oats 0Op and 20OO do. barley
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THE STOCK MARKET.
Stocks to-day again underwent just such an ex-
perience as might be expected from an unsettled
financial situation. At the opening there was an
cxaoitlon OF strength. Subsequently, and soon,
there was decline; then followed recovery, and
at the last tremulous kind of weakness. The
trutn Is that no man in the street can fairly FORE
east the future. 1t seems to be generally acknow-
edged that the large holders of stocks, satisfied
with their profits, have allowed their blocks TO be
quietly distributed. Nor IL it altogether sure that
with tine exception OF one or two securities, very
eonssderaole ana effective bear interest has not
been developed ON the basis OF q reaction that IA
anticipated from recent Congressional work
It 10 intimated that this bear interest viii
lKanfuaalx prQapGe IA lpaRsRcs on ne. msykct IN
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standard. Nos to H. SIG 7s{c Java-Dutch standard,
Nos iotoIi. Tag. $40. Maniia-Superior aud extra
superior. SAc aYt<c.
Rlcs-Trade has fair to-day in jobbnx way and
the market rm The sales incdde 10 erces Of Caro-
lima q from 7sxc Sic. according 70 quality and 40
bags or RangooD at 74c 73<c-
lesSc i0alc. FOR choice
TALLqw was IN good request higher Sales Of 100
hhds cry at l3l6c 30 tierces and 70 hhds
stock at no, o. 900 lbs. do at 7Lc 7ssc.
WnsxKI.-Receipts I.73 bbtS Market lower and quiet
sales o al Nc
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Eel Down Stairs.

Some two or three weeks ago william T. James,
a man who lived at the northwest corner OF Canal
and Ludlow streets, Tell down flight OF stairs and
Injured himself severely. He was removed TO the
Park Hospital, where he died yesterday. Coroner
Woitman was notified to hold an inquest on the
body. Mr.. James was member OF the legal pro-
fession and had an ofiice at No. 129 Broadway.
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C0R0SER,s CASES.
Run Over md Killed.

Thomas McGoldricK, seventy years OF age, died
yesterday in Bellevue Hospital. On Tuesday even
ing OF last week Mr. McGoidrick was run over at
the corner of Nineteenth street and seventh ave-
nue. by truck, to which was attached team of
horses driven by John HESTER living at No 3S4 Third
street, Brooklyn. Holster was arrested, but sub
sequently released on BAH III the sum Of $780,
Coroner Woltman was notified and will hold an in
quest. Deceased lived at 724 Ninth street.
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Found in tho Water.

The remains Of an unknown man, far advanced
III decomposition, we're yesterday found noating in
the dock foot OF Thirty second street. North River.
The body OF which the Twentieth precinct police
give no description, was sent to the Morgue,
where an inquest viii be held W Coroner
WOtman.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

stcA1y- meat, Corn ana uafS
Firsner-"Spot Cotton'' Higher and
s.Futures' Higher--Park and Lard
Firmer--NavaI stores Quiet-Petroieum
St~ady-coffee Negieet-d-Sugmr Steady.
MONDAY, April o-6 T. M.
The trade movement was somewhat accelerated
to-day, but the markets were generally quiet ON
'Change Hour was quiet, hut steady. Wheat was
scarce, and, being wanted. higher prices obtained,
the market leaving OF firm az the Improvement.
Corn was IN active demand. ana good business
was done at fun and somewhat improved prices.
oats were trmer under good demand Whiskcy
easier, with heavy receipts. Pork and
lard were both hrmcr. A fair demand pre-.
vailed Tor ''spot cotton,'' and better prices we're
obtained IN some cases. The offerings or good
grades were meagre. "Futuresr since Thursday
evening advanced s-i6c &c. Groceries were
without special activity Coffee duh sale and
rather pomina in value, while sugar firmly held
former rates, under moderate demand Only noder-
business transacted III naval stores at prices
showing remarkable change. Petroleum held at
ful prices
CorREg-The market tor Rio without activity and
prices for cargo invoices we're entirely nominal mod
crate jobbing trade progress our quotations
Mild cofces We're steady, with moderate de-
mand We quote Rio ordinary cargoes, zoe.
2o,ae.; sair do. ali4c. y 2lt.c.; good do. 22t4c
a 2s,sc. prime do, DC 23sc. extreme range tor
lots, 2Oc 23c gold ill., 20 and 30 days credit Java
government bags 25c. 27c.; do mats 2Sc 2sc
Ceyion, &C. 2oc Maracaibo, 2lc. . Csc. Laguayra
he 24c; Jamaica 2c. PIC; ST Domingo, i9c. a Zoe
porto Rico &c 2c; Costa Rca DC. 24c. Ne xican
&c. 23%c; savana, 2ic sic.; Curacao, 20c 22hc
gold, per ID. 80 and 80 days
corIos.-rbe market Tor cotton on the spot although
without activity ruled hrm We revise quotations
to conform as nearly possible to sales and bids Low
and some Improvement in the poorer qualities was
ticcable, the demand for these grades beng
better. owing IL part to the comparatively limited oer
ings OF the higher descriptions Rates cotton freiht
though without decline sho wed dropping tendency.
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MASKED BURGLARS.

Detective Fields brought back George wilson,
alias 'Shangn from Key West yesterday. He Is
charged with being one Of tue masked burglars
and VIII be submitted for Identification to the
persons robbed py these thieyes tomorrow.
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Mr.. JOHN II. r

There is nothing Ike persistency> John Couch
was married in Philadelphia the other day to girl
who had refused him eighteen timcA She only
waited for hum to couch MA request u propel
language.
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For future delivery (bssis low midding, the sales
have been as evening after O'clock
400 at i6asc 500 at lG 232c june 100 at IL iBc 400 AZ
n ss2c 900 at ME July, 100 I7sc 100 At il IL Sc
noass aS 49, go q sIss IaS at &
70 i5sec. MAY 200 at l6sc 800 al 10 2ssec 100 at is
$500 at 70 s2c 5 at l6sc 100 at Is IS SEE, 200
1885, 700 At 4 3,lSc 900 ss !, 80 a M 400 at
July 400 at Use 800 lec, 100 at II % Sc Octo
ber 900 at lie. Total 1890 bales. Grand total 2s2G0
Orleans .s, .sol; Mobile ias sayannah SOS charcs,sn
Boston. 81: rhiadelphia q. Total i2,7s1 bales This
day last week, IS 40. This day last year. ,s2l
FLOUR GR4iS.-ReceiptsFlou ll,5al bills. wheat
sa74o bushels; corn IA 400 do corn meal, $50 bags
oats, 1900 bushels The flour market was steady hut
quiet with sales part last evening" Of about u O0 bbls
a. prices within the range Of the quotations xed
Rye 1our sold to the extent of 6N bbls
demand. chiefly from SIS 20 SIS Co. Corn meal was
steady but qnic with sales OF id bbls at unchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-07
BUSINESS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

$50 TO 500 CAN BE INVESTED MORE SAFELY
n. III stocks than in any business al the present urne
system fpily explained Dv calling sending for
pamphlet: iree. IUABRiDGs & Co., Bsnkera 81 Wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-07

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1910 n g 6's, n, } 4 j..
1000 Tenn b's. old
WoJ Tenn b's, Old, &c.
$500 Tenn 5's. ns.....
5000 Ros. II 4 r LIST.
1000 bur, OR d N Isl.
1000 Mil 4 st Il 4s, Isl.
5000 Mil h st = z 80.
1000 MI st p1st,LaC ID
1900 M 4 ST P,C& NJ d.
1880 do.
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500 CHI 4 NV LIST m. ..
500 Q u NV cgd. b3
1910 do. -.
1900 Del, Law LIST m.
5000 Del, l. Il W con. .
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100 n Y Cen SIS. ~. !.
20OU Ohio Il Miss "a. +. +.
10000 Cen rac gid hts.
. 3ifU West Pac bonds.
27D00 On Pac Rh lst III
2Q0 I'm Pac rs, lg BIDS
1000 Tn Pac los, inc.
1000 Ait & TIL I'd m pr.
1000 +, + 4 w LIST, W ID
6O0 fol 4 Wab lst m.
1000 Chcs i Ohio ist..
1910 do. ............
400 Chi. X I L. Pac rs
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