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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-10

During the last i4w weeks the weather
has not been mole than usually uniavora-
bic II the preparation Of tobacco for
market, and recently, with slight eXccp-
tions the condition of the atmosphere
has been quite as propitious as Is gener.
ally experienced at this season, but re-
ccipts continue light The weekly sales
average about half the customary aggrc-
gates at this period of the year, though
sales since the beginning of the tobacco
year are mainly comprised Of old
crop tobacco. The crop will no
doubt be marketed much earlier
than usual, and rs marked as the
Shrinkage Of the movement Is, it i Il
very inadequate measure of the deficit Of
the crop. As to quality. every week i,
considered by the trade "a afiording adj
ditional evidence that its inieriority will
be more extreme than amy estimates have
ioreshadowcd. Late planting and early
frost present their natural results in All
immense prcponderancc of green or
frosted tobacco, and a. the offerings are
mainly of one class, the supply, such a.
it j., is in excess Of the demand in all pr-
mary markets. New crop tobacco has been
dull throughout the week, though the
prices Of last week are sustained. There
has been no decided activity in any
grade except the better description, Of
export tobacco, which have been compur
ativclv firm. The home demand is in
allowance on account Of good supplies,
both of leaf and manufactured goods in
the hands OF manufacturers and jobbo"s.
and the outside markets of America and
Europe also continue to present slow
rate redistribution.
The agitation of the tax question had
n scarcely pcrcepitable effect upon TIA"
course of trade in leaf, though the higher
tax imposed may have the result Of
checking distribution from first hand,
for some little time, and, incidentally, Of
curtsiiing the purchases Of leaf for manu-.
facture.
At the close,the market is steady nj the
range of prices quoted week ago.
We quote as follows:
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 9.-Flour-Firm
and in good demand; western superfne
s. 25Ca4 80; do extra 81 7jCr5 90; family
- 37m6 %. Wheat-Firm, quiet and
unchanged. Corn-Wcak for western
mixed at SlJc. Oats-Quiet and un-
changed. Ryc-Dull and unchanged.
Pork-Dull and steady Mt $40 OOld 10 80
Bulk Meats-Flrm; shoulders 7i@74c;
clear rib l0!G lOAc. Bacon-Firn; shoul-
ders SIC; clear rib lie. Hams-llG l5c
Lard-DulI and steady at 1870 l4ic
Butter--Steady and unchanged. Petro-
leum-Easier and nominally at 7Im7!a.
Cotlre-Steady and unchanged. Whisky
Quiet and unchanged.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March g.-Cotton-
Dull at l5:c. Flour. Wheat Corn Oats
Rye and Barlcy-DulI but unchanged.
Oils-Unchangcd. Eggs-Firm at 2Sc
Butter and Checse-FIrm and unchnng-
ed. Pork-Steady and in moderate de-
mand at Sl9 90. Lurd-Steady and in
moderate demand; steam $l3 %; kettle
sl4 90. Bulk Meats-Firm shoulders 7c;
c: clear rib rides 9.c; clear sides lOic.
Bacon-Steady and in moderate demand
at s@ lO.tdl1ic. Whisky-Demand
fair and market firm at 81 10.
Hogs-Actiye and unchanged; COM
mon So jOta : 10; fair to medium - 25
al 60; all sold.
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After the announcement Of the stand
ing committees in the Senate to-day, the
consideration of the resolution for the ad-
mission of Pinchback was resumed and
Mr.. Morton continued his argument.
Election ofa President pro tenn.
Secretary Gorham read the following
letter from Vice President Wilson:
VICE PRESIDENTS CHAMBER, !
WASHINGTON, March 8. !
Hon. Geo. {. Gorham:
DEAR SIR:-Pease state to the Senate
that an absence from the city for two or
three days will prevent me from being
present tomorrow.
Very Respectfully,
II. WILSON.
Mr.. Anthony submitted resolution
declaring Thomas W. Ferry, of Michi-
gan, President pro. tenn. OF the Senate.
Mr.. McCreery asked that the election
be by ballot. Agreed to; and Mr.. An
thony Withdrew the resolution submitted
by him.
Messrs. Anthony and McCreery We're
appointed tcllerS.
Mr.. Anthony nominated Thomas W.
Ferry of Michigan.
Mr.. Stevenson nominated A. &. Thur
man, of Ohie.
The vote having been taken, the result
was announced as follows:
Whole number of votes "a. Necessary
to choice, 80. Mr. Ferry received 80,
and MIR. Thurman 20 votes. Mr.. Ferry
having received II majority Of the votes
was declared elected, and was escorted to
the chair by Mr.. Thurman.
Upon taking the chair he said
"For this distinguished assurance Of
your confidence, | thank YOU. Relying
upon your generous support to my en-
deayorS TO meet with lmpartiaIity the
requirements of the chair, will mt once
enter upon its duties with which you
have So kindly hCnored me.
Mr. Anthony then .ubmitted the us,al
resolution directing the secretary to
notify the President Of the election Of
Mr. Ferry, President pro te,oPorc of the
Senate which WAS agreed to.
M. Sargent presented the credentials
Of Newton Booth, United States Senator
from California for six years from March
4, 1874, which was read MIR. Booth was
escorted to the desk by Mr.. Sargent, and
the oath of office administered by Mr..
Ferry.
On motion of Mr.. Anthony, the Senate
then proceeded to the election of the
standing committees, having first sus-
pended the rule requiring the chairman
of each committee to be elected by ballot.
The list of standing committees was
then read by Secretary Gorham.
The Senate then resumed the econsidera-
tion of the resolution for the admission
Of Pinchback, and Mr.. Morton continued
his argument commenced yesterday.
After Mr.. Morton concluded his argu-
ment Mr.. Mcrriman, of North Carolina,
took the floor aud spoke against the reso-
luton. Before concluding he yielded
for II motion for an executive session and
the Senate proceeded to the considera-
tion of executive business. After short
time the doors We're re-opened and the
Senate adjourned.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

A defalcation of about $4,000 was dis
covered between the ticket and freight
Offices of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company, Mt Lancaster, Ohio, and
is row undergoing an examination. A
vouns man named Howard, handled the
fund: OF both departments, and cannot
account for them.
Marshal Serrano had an audience with
the King yesterday. He presented his
devotion to Alfonso.
\ London dispatch says there was
heavy gale yesterday, and disasters to
shipping on the British and Irish coasts
are reported. Several lives were lost.
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The Chandler Libel Case.

ST. LoUIS, March 9.-Juige Great. of
the L. s Dirtrict Court, rendered de-
cision to-day in the Buell. case, which
was argued before him last Saturday.
He held that what is commonly known
as the Poland Press Gag Law, does not
apply to the Buell. case, and that re-
course must be had to the law of 1889,
the Indictment under which Buell. was
arrested. The Judge said that the
person framing il had evidently intend
Il to cover this case. but in this failed, it
being clearly insufficient, and under 1t
Buell. was guilty Of no otien>' under
which the court could take cognlzance
The distrlct-attorney notified the court
that he would appeal the case and 1t
will come up before the United States
Circuit Court during the March term.
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Philadelphia Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March 9.-Wool-
Quiet and firm; Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia double extra
and above at 5ia j6c; extra $40 55ci
medium 56a Ic; coarse 52!c: New
York, Michigan, Indiana and Western
tine 49652Ic; medium 55<g 55c; coarse
5Oc; combing washed 65@67c; comb
ing unwashed asa 4Sc; fine unwashed 35
637Ic; coarse and medium unwashed 40
644c; tub washed 55G 60c; extra and
meriuo pulled i5d,5Oc.
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,urNEw wMAMPSHIRE ELECTION,

A,,a,, writing, returns from the above
.....or Indicate Republican, victory,
.ylgl tire Democrats are hopeful Of sue
... certainly elect one member of
,g-,,.. This, H. it stands, will leave
81. Democratic delegation in Congress
.-,u tai, State for the Forty-fourth Con-
-.,, exactly rs it was in the Forty
ard, Two Republicans to one Democrat.
The og.y change, and one that i rather
angular, i, in the political complexion
.f certain districts The third, which
wa, represented by a Democrat in the
i}i Congress, now goes Republican,
while 10 the 18th, the first will now have
.a., honor.
The success Of the Republican party is
attributed to the prohibition vote, which
Wa, cast almost solidly for the State
ticket. Thi, Is shown by the fact that
CHENEY, the Republican candidate for
Governor received in ninety-fvc towns,
l4.7G2 votes; ROBERTS, Democrat, 1887
and WHITE prohibitioniSt only pa.
These same towns hast year gave IVES
roS. Democrat, l3,Os3; McCUrcnlNs
Republican, 1878, while the prohibition
and scattering vote was 7s5.
We regret that We cannot, as W" con-
hiently anticipated, chronicle decid-
-i victory for the Democrats. However,
q, a,r as Congress is concerned, it holds
.,4~a. and as the deciding issue turned
.yoa ,4, tocal question of prohibition,
:anr, nothing to indicate the healthy
reaction alluded to by eX-Spcaker
BLAINE
Later returns may vet change these
agusn-. and either show It ditleren, result,
VI vha, IS probable, AT least very close
vote
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market.

New YORK, March 9.-MoNEY-
Easy during most Of the day ut &@4 per
cent on call. In the afternoon the rates
were bid up quickly to Ca per cent,
but this movement was soon over and
money closed easy at 3@4 per cent.
Sterling unsettled at 4Sl for sixty days
and 485 for sight. Exports OF produce
for the week $j242O00. Customs re-
ceipts S239,000.
GoLD-Opencd at ll5, advanced to
1l5t and closed at former quotation.
Borrowing rates were Lie to per cent
per diem. The supply having increased
toward the close, loans We're made fiat.
The AssistantTrcasurc disburscd $l3I,-
600. Clearings 100000.
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Difficulties in Forming n Cabinet i'm
France.

PARIS, March 9.-The cabinet combi-
nation of yesterday, has failed, in conse-
quence of VI. Bullets refusal to enter the
proposed ministry, and the general un-
Willingness Of leading politicians to JOIN
n government, the existence Of which Is
considered precarious. NJ. Buffet pre-
sided at to-day's sitting Of the Assembly
after announcing yesterday, that his
doing SO would signify that he had rclin-
quished the attempt to form cabinet.
When the Assembly had adjourned NJ.
Buffet received and rejected overtures to
join combination formed by fractions
of the Assembly, under VI. WALTON, and
this scheme has also fallen through. The
Left are indignant over the delay in the
formation of the ministry.
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NELL & ELLIkGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1908 Main st.

Have now in store and for sale:
200 Halt Bills LAX" Herring.
loo White Fish.
20 No. 3 MaCkerel.
2O No. MaCkerel.
4D0 Packages MaCkcr"I,2 = and in quarter
barrels and kits.
~ Tirrcrs choice Carolina Rice.
IN Ribs choice y. .. MolasSes.
81 Hhds choice y. .. Sugar.
~ BblS Syrups.
90 Bbls Standards 4. 3, Extra G. Grana-
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin and
&C Sugars.
So Bbls Flour, embracing white Rose,
Keystone, IdlcwiSe, Howard and othr!
standard brands.
100 Bags prime TO choice Coffee.
- Half Chests prime TO choice u. I.
Teas.
- Caddies prime TO Choice g. p: Teas.
our Tobacco embraces Haibrooks j. K.
Milliner's. PAGES and other good and re-
liable brands. among the best in the cOuu-
trv. our stock is fun and complete. and
will be offered 70 the trade at the lowest
market price. We invite close buyers TO
call and examine our stock before purch-
asing elsewhere.
mar2l-e NELL & ELLlNGHAN.
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BsILAIRE.
v,.-u ..l .,.rd ,,.r. ,rp,np. ON the
''!rv'> Yesterday.
LARGE -hpnr"'- are aa''y Oe'hS i'''u'
ty our various manufacturing establish
u.rut, .ir,,.rh, r,ourniug Of navigation,
o..;I..,,.. a.,
'HrELLiN"N al" 'r'IiFoa"' are Tue
.nrrrr., hrga, T., G,r, in the so 80 trial
g., ,b, ,,,.,l ,,yy,,. ni Hr,,kIyn
,,.,,..
.,'1,r.j h,"'> Sum, S,,,,I,.a', y'I,'','' vas '
"'!'''' NV ~. '.'''''' ''' '",,'
iHE be.."irr beer ordinance W'N re-
pr"'ed ~ The N''y toGn,iI "I tS meet
my on saturday night last.
MA. w . NhNN'N' our popular and
'ine''''' '''a'es ..''''. ~, ' 81, '','s county
rs Is !" Low" S."PP'"S II. 'n, ".oD, i'"",'
ne nay! !, o'g ". '' J I' - 'i,'' ,''u ~
PoP"La' VI ""' '''.,''' ''''r Ia ,,I',
irlcluS mere VINO are "i""!9 ga" ~ oA-
tend 10 MIN " h'"''! "e'eoii''
THE "etherlal mlldness and "ba!my
trce1es' of gentle spring, which are be-
.ng 50 earnestly invoked, seem slow t"
obey the summons.
Tug CITY Council failing TO have a
Quorum present last night. adjourned to
.,,,, am Thursday niSht.
PoLIcr matters are somewhat dull,
ou.y three arrest, being made since our
.a,: report two for beng ON their muscle
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, March 9.--Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull; No. 3 white
Wabash 81 0oi No. white Michigan
81 ia; amber 81 O7!; No. , Dayton and
Michigan red 81 o.. Corn-Dull and
lower; high mixed GStc; seller April
G9ic; seller May 7l{c; low mixed t, ia
Csc. Oats Quiet and unchanged.
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The Pittsburgh Puddlers.

PITTSBURGH, March "a meeting Of
the heaters and rollers of this vicinity
was held to-day to determine whether or
not they should continue work on the
imported muck bar. The meeting was
not harmonious, and number of those
present withdrew from the hall in disSat-
isfaction, and the meeting adjourned
over without any definite action, until
Thursday when it is believed that So
luton of the existing difficulties will be
reached. The manufacturers and pud-
dlers will hold conference meeting to-
n,,-rou
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, March 9.-Bnsiness con.
tinues slow with the comission houses and
the jobbing branches are inactive. Cotton
goods firm at current rates, and Print
Cloths advancing. Prints rather more
active and firm. Woolen goods quiet,
Kentucky Jeans firm. Black Alpacas in
good demand and higher, but other inn
ported goods rule quiet.
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FOREIGN.
Upset the Ministry:

LONDON, March s.-The TnCS Paris
special despatch states that the ministry
announced Monday, was upset by the, Bo-
napartists, who Influenced MacMahon
to oppose the appointment of the Duke
de Auditfret Pasquer. The Bishop of
Orleans in behalf of the clergy also oP-
posed Mr. WALTON The Times CORES
pondent says, in conference on Monday,
President Mac Mahon while urging VI.
Buffet to enter the ministry several times
he threatened to resign.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTsBURGH, March 9.-Whcat-
Quiet and prices unchanged. Corn-Ear
firm at 16G7Sc; shelled corn quiet at II
GG14c. Petroleum-Quiet but firm; crude
81 S2j@.l 50 at Parker's; refined l4lCa
II9c for Philadelphia delivery.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, Merch 9.-Wheat, Corn
and Oats-Firm and unchanged. Petro
leum-Firm; standard white car lots l2ci
Ohio State test l3c small lots lG2c
higher.
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pINI T. DUN U9-- y =, IIIIOV'
STOCKs-The failure Of K. j. Fuller
was announced. The stock market has
been active and tluctuating during the
day, but in the main strong and buoyHht,
the last prices being the highest of the
day. Union Pacific, Northwestern, Pa
cifc Mail and Western Union We're the
frtures The transactions aggregated
326,OOO shares, of which 10000 were Pa
cifc Mail, 10000 Western Union. 10000
Northwestern, 1000 st. Paul, 5000 Erie,
10000 Lake Shore, 1000 Ohios, 5000
Wabash and 1000 Union Pacific.
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Aid for western Sufferers.

NEW YORK, March 9.-Mr. Whtelaw
Reid, Of the Tribune, to-day, sent $4,000
more to Kansas and Nebraska for the
sufferers in the region devastated by
grusshoppers. This makes Sl2, 100 sent
from the Tribune dollar fund for the
needy in those States.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March Q. SP. NJ.
PROBABILITIES,

PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest and Upper Lakes
10 Missouri and Tennessee rising bar
ometer, northwest winds, colder and
clearing weather.
For the Lower Lakes, Middle and
Eastern States, southerly winds. falling
barometer, warmer and cloudy weather,
with snow or ram.
The rivers will rise at Vicksburg. New
Orleans and Pittsburgh, and fall at St.
Louis, Cincinnati aud Lounvills.
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Foreign trOps.

LONDON, March 9.-Thi, week Mark
Lane Express says tha; since it, last is
sue, wheat has gained fully a shilling III
price. There is lrmer feeling aud y
better demand throughout the trade
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The Result Uncertain az Yet.

BosToN, March 9.-Dispatches from
New Hampshire indicate an unusually
large vote by each party and possible
Republican victory, through the prohib-
ition vote, which is very generally being
cast for the Republican nominees. The
Republicans already claim the Governor
and Second and Third Congressional dis
tricts. The election of Frank Jones, DEM
ocratic Congressional candidate in the
First district, is conceded by the Ropub-
liCans.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
Quiet Election-Large Vote Being
POIIed.

MANCHESTER, March 9.-The election
Is progressing quietly and up to noon a
larger vote had been polled than ever be-
fore. Both parties are polling their full
STRENGTH
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Extra Session of the Indiana Legis-
Iature.

ISDIANAPoLIs, March 9.-The Indiana
Legislature assem blcd in extra session
this morning. The Senate organized
with the election of John Overmeyer,
w. II. Smith and John o. Hardesty as
secretary, assistant secretary and princi-
pal door keeper. The officers of the
House in the regular session were re.
elected. At ten o'clock both houses met
in Joint convention to receive the Gov
ernor's message. The session was called
to put in shape the revenue and .appro.
pration bills; bills regulating fees and
salaries of public officers, and regulating
the sale of Intoxicating liquors. 1t will
adjourn next Tuesday.
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Funeral Of tho vicar General of the
Cleveland Diocese.

CLEVELAND, March 0.-Thc funeral
obsequies of the late Very Rev. James G.
Honorary, Vicar General of the Catholic
diocese Of Cleveland, took place to-day
from st. Johns Cathedral. The services
were long and very impressive, about
seventy priests from this and other do
ceses taking part. An eloquent tribute
to the memoly of the deceased was de-
livered by the Rev. w. }. Gibbons.
Nearly all the Catholic societies Of the
city, followed by long line of carriages
and large crowd of people, followed the
remains to the grave.
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RAILRoAD BONDS Active and strong,
for Pacifcs
STATE RnNnS-N lnrinl
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An American Archbishop TO be Made
aCRrdinal.

New YORK, March "a special dis
patch to the New York FretqanS Journal
announces that at consistory 10 be
held Monday next, March 10, Archbish-
op McCloskey, of New York; Monsegnor
Dedechwaki, Archbishop of Posen and
Grilsen, in Prussia; Deschamps, Arch
bishop of Mechlin and Primate OF Belgi-
um; Archbishop Manning, of West
minister. and Monsegnors Baitolini and
Giarrclli, of the Roman court, will b"
created Cardinals.
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ShOckin: Accident.

LANCASTER, PA, March "a shock
ing accident occurred at the Mount Pleas
ant mine, in this city, to-day, by when
two boys, nemed Henry Wesh and John
Owens, were crushed te death IN the toal
screen. Both the lads were employed IN
the screen room separating slate from the
coal. Welsh was in the act OF stepping
across the screen when his loot
was caught in the ponderou' machine
which was revolving slowly. His cries
brought to his aid his companion. owens
boy some fifteen years of age VINO
bravcly, and in the face OF n fearful fate
sought to extricate him. In the effort MS
arm was caught in the screen, and before
the machinery could be brought to stand
still, both of the boys were crushed into
a shapeless mass, their heads and arms
severed from their bodies, and altogether
presenting shocking spectacle
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NEIGIiBORHOOD NEWS.

March O. lN1j.
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AXnIiant Xirginin Mother.

ALENANDRlA, Va, MaTtH - "'
Ga-sttc has report from Faugu cr
county, Va, that on Saturday lasta col
ored man named Haines went TO the
house of his mistress. between Mark
ham and Piedmont; and seizing a hatchet
made a murderous assault upon the chIl-
drcn, cutting and slsshing them terribly
The woman resisted him and fought him
from the house toa straw.rick, where 1t
ended by her splitting his head open with
an axe and stretching him dead at her
feet. The woman was hurt seriously ana
the children 50 badly that they will prob
ably die.
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UNITED STATES SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March 9.

WAsHINGTON, March 9.
After the announcement Of the stand
ing committees in the Senate to-day, the
consideration of the resolution for the ad-
mission of Pinchback was resumed, and
Mr.. Morton continued his argument.
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com c.o,,i In New York Yesterday
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