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special constoy ct which he win receive the insignia q
the Cardinalate
LONDON, Aug. 23.-Cardinal McCloskey viii
remain at Paris until the end Of the month.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 23.-Cen. Butler
and Francis d. Moultop arrived at Newport day In the
Generals yacht from the Vineyard.
LONDON, Aug. 23.-Mr. Moran, United States
Minster 10 Portugal il H. in consequence Of the prya
tons he experienced during tho wreck OF the steamer
BOyne.
CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Jefferson Davis has re-
ceived invitations from Des Moines Iowa; Charleston
ILL., and other POINTS in the West, TO deliver tho annual
addresses AT the meetings Of several agricultural societies
this Fall
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Is THE THIRD TERM SCHEME DEAD,

Let Allen and reputation be successful IN
Ohio and tho third torn bugaooo will bC hown to atoms
The condition OF things In the country may force the N
ona Convention 10 rcnominate Oen Grant - The state
OF affairs at the close OF President Lpcoins ast term
compelled the politicians against their will TO renoul
nate him. The Republican state Convention VIII az ne
such foolish biuI just now ~ W DECLARE against h'i"
term"
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Although the ram somewhat interfered with
the brillisncy of the street parade, it did not
dampen the ardor of the reception Of the Rife
Team at the City Hail. Though in its nature
formal, the welcome was very hearty, and the
responses of tho riGeInen to the address Of the
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Hmusements ano ftleetinss.

rtrru AVENUE THEArFR-"The Rig Bonanza
0RASp OPERA Housr-"Around the World in so Days
METROPOLITAN THsArgR.-At and 81 Variety Perform
OLYMPIC THENTER-variety Performance.
ROBINSON HAiI--"Thc Princess OF Trebzonde"
THEATER CoMioUE.-variety Performance.
UNION SQUARE THEATEg.-" The Gilded Age"
WALLACKs THEATER.-" Boulotte."
CENTRAL PARK GxRDEN.--Concert. Thomas
GuxoREs GARDES-Concert.
HoUsroSsT NEAR EAST RivHR.-At and z: Circus
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A sudden reduction of the force of assistant
engineers employed on the Eastern Division OF
the Erie Canal saves the State $215 per day.
1t is hardly to be supposed that the gentlemen
who are thus suddenly thrown out of employ
ment will view this measure of economy with
as much equanimity and satisfaction as the
general public.
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Mayor were not lacking in the modesty and
good taste which have all along marked their
efforts at speech-making.


That the men who compose the Whisky
Ring were bad and bold. was already known ;
that they would be INSCRIPTIONS in the use OF
means to prevent the exposure of their rascal
tiles, was to be anticipated. But that they
were willing to add murder to their other
crimes, was scarcely supposed. The attempted
assassination of j. f. Miller, a witness for the
Government, whose disclosures are regarded
as very damaging to the Ring, shows clearly
what desperate set of criminals are now at
bay. The mistaken notion that men who steal
from Government are whit better or more
decent than the vilest thieves will perhaps re-
ceive its Uuietus with the shots that were fired
at Mr. Miller. The outrage should lncitc 10
the utmost vigor the prosecution OF these ras-
calls, including their abettOrs employed III the
revenue service.
A concise description of the great work
which Capt. Eads has undertaken for the I'M
proyement of the mouth of the Mississippi
will be found in Our local columns, with detal's
of what has already been accomplished. nc
increased depth of water thus far obtaineo
where the jotties have been built In the south
Pass, iustiGes the hopes that are freely IN
dulged to the effect that it will float the larg-
est ships before the end of the present year.
The question as to the permanance OF inc
work can of course be absolutely decided only
by actual trial but the evidence is all i'll Its
favor. The natural tendency of the river to ac-
c,,mulate bars and masses of deposit is taken adj
vantage of by Capt Eads's plan, 50 as to increase
the strength and usefulness of the jettics them
selves, since the sediment adheres to them In
stead of being deposited in the channel.
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DIRECTORY FCR ADVERTISERS.
. gsEsENTsrNIsrH I ZEN PAcr-si1tn column.

F4Ss-s15iR rsassisth SSs@H eonmn.
s5AR6ERs soqmn column
BOAhD AND LODGING WANfED-AINrH PAcE-rhird
ssTgssEESSEEss SPro ofsspTgsirIEs-E.enru pAss
CIGARS AND ToBACco-S SisTn Pacr@secand @ Column
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoSp P1cE-First
CLERKS And sALEsNES-Twr1rru rAdE-Ihird and
bo1qaaES 1aD c1RDENEhs@0TWHirr s0iT'%@i PACE
c2AsTWisE sTGAasHIPs- SECOND PAsr-Fourth and
EegSIRy VIII yYsoosRb BoIRb-S,xgH PAer-Fourth column.
PkNIISTRY-TwELFT PAGE sixth column
bwEGLINc HOUSES TO LII, FtESishEp AND UN.
eURofE1s F4sr@fSarth Coi col
egRoPE--F.nsr PAeE-second column.
ExcuRsIoFs15sEcoNg PAcE-rifth and sixth columns
faAsDlflFhsHia fpaaA ALEEFlnsr Pada@sism nHssi column
FGRSisnEDp Rooms ASD 5r1ETMENrs TO LET
SgENdn
HELP WANTED-FEaALEs-rwrLr pAeE-second
BELF WAN. nD~MALEs-TwELrru PAer-Fourth AM
HORSES, UARRIAGhs, &c-FlRsr P4Gr-Third. fourth
HoTELsINlsTS NH TH-f PAcr-Thra and fourth columns,
HOUSES, Rooms, &C, wANrED-sScosD fAen--
lNsTRU, .TT0N-FIRsr pAGE--sixtn column.
LGsTt LEST RI ro PAcsSsse9n column
MARBLE sARRs5EfhSSxFlTEss essmn column
aiLIfNERY SSD DRsssaakffSSasmmFFn ffSsmF p4er-scc
MISCELLANEOUS Observation-Disclosures PAGE
sixth column.
NJ n q i 1sEcosD PAersxtn solpmg
NEWSPAPER NINTH PAGE-seeond column.
PERSON AL-FIRsT PAcE-Flrst column
PlANoFORrEs, ORGANS &C.-NINTH PAGE-Finh
POS oFFlcE NoTIcE-TrRsr PAGr-Flhh column.
rRoE .S5h ahss'3 @ioMG
oUf Or aE GTY FOR SALE OR
M khNT.@SEcoN6 @ ND PA%SE-1lirst % @ and second columns
ond column.
RELIGIOUS NoIICEs-Frnsr PAGE-First column
HEMOVALS-NIETH PAGE-second column.
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGE-First column.
SALES AT AUCTlON-TwELFrH fAGE-Fifth and Sixth
SITUATION wANTED-FEMALEs-E -ELRvKSTH PAcg
and TWELFTH PAGE-Eirst and second
SITUATIONS wANTBD-MALEs-TwELfT PAGE-Ihird
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-Fnsr PAer-tirst and second cci
spoRTiNG-DoGs, BIRDS. &c.-F1Rsr PAex-Third
column.
sToRAGE--sEcosD PAGE-Third column.
SUMNER .SURTS-NINTH PAGE-FIfth column.
III TRADEs-TwELFTH PAGK-fifth column.
1HE IukF-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
10 LIT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcoSD PAGR--
second column.
TRAVELLERS GUTDE-sEcoSp PAcE-Fnh column,
tNFURNlSHED ROOM AND AP4RTMGNTS TO
LET-SKcoaD PAGE-1hrd column.
WANTED TO 0PuRCHAsk-FIRsr PAaE-Fifth column,
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-NIFrH PAGE-second col
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcosD PAGE-kirst column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-SEcoND PAGE-Sxth COL
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GEA VIEW PARK ASSOCIATION, NEW DORP,
1873 -
First Day.-Purse 5000 for horses that have never
beaten minutes; SI2b $50 and S25
Purs sl00 for horses owned in Richmond county that
have never beaten $40; $50, $50 and $40
second Day.-Purse S20D for horses that have never
beaten 80; 1925 $50 and SIS,
Purse $3.50, horses that have never beaten 2;A0
$3.50, $75 ana $25
THIRD Day...Pursc $780, for horses that have never
beaten SO $l73, $50 aud $50
Purse $50 for all horses owned in Richmond county;
SIS $50 and Sy5 In both county purses the must
have belonged in Richmond county 30 days
closing OF entriesi hye TO enter and three 70 start i'll
each race; entrance 10 per cent Of purse and must
accompany nomination.
Entries close on Thursday. June %, 1875 atop. NJ
Address al communications TO HENRY MILLER,
New Dorp, Staten Island
HENRY MILLER President
SMIIH'S HOMEOPATHIC VETERINARY CHART
- with illustrations showing the parts OF the horse,
diseases 6c with plain directions for the use OF
dies SMITHS Homoeopa athic Pharmacy, lW Fourth av.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
A I BARKER 4 SONS
n CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TAT.
TERSALL'S
corner OF Broadway and Thirty ninth street.
MAJOR CHARLES W BARKER, AuCTIONEER.
EIGuLAE SALES q Horses Carriages, &c.

TERSALLs,
xsJ5s caAEIEs Il shKaEv saq RHTpaosfR Hpa
T4T NyERy wEbNEf sAlEs B gorsssb Ssh os1rHges &C.
AT II O'CLOCK.
TWENTYFouR hours allowed for trial on every
TINS he l. me only nHcOq mart in me
sala. viz. A large driving ring entirely under
and plenty yyTHIE q r0o 1GT e5f%HaO E sRE PHIs DAY
GENTLEMAN's ELEGANT road Turnout. consisting
eding Alien Boy got y Ethan Hen 'Jis ss dam -
Toronto cnei second dam 6y Young S2ts \ lo high
able and safest drivers ever htched has never
ssSR n Sai o% ss Ssa %
either single o. 70 ne pole and can be driven at speed
ss o% sp R2 l furcS sSa Sn Sn Is
ranted sound and kind also fine top side bar Road
NEW. AND second hand HaEness, Horse Clothing
asiss n Bay fgns e,dus payy
S EsS sa s hay
zS6 and can beat 46 rsit today dwo mem 70 road
sni ssfadSy
ExrR sPss9e SR Tssg Tss9 Sseome er.v ,opg
AMI easy driver and sure minute horse either single
must learn to 20 much faster and warranted sound
RoCK1wAY, NEARLY new, by Terrii.
DEPOT WAGON, by yandergaw.
THE 7 ST dark bay Trottine Geding Tom, Kentueky
pred l04 high years old; prompt gamey driver;
ksR MsfPR wsis ssmpns very speedy
black Irotting seliing got by son o. Long island
an has @ 81 ne5y 5 re- S sa aM Rlea
gentle for lady drive and Is warranted kind and
WAGON. 81 Nix Harness &c.
TWENTY Sp anS no top Road Wagons, Depot
and Business wagons, Carriages, 6c
TEN TEN oTAER EE, a5oEses 5s
SALES NEVER postponed on account Of weather.
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A MAJOR CHAS. w. BARKBR AUCTTOAEER
H. TO LOVERS OF GOOD HORSES.
COL. i. J. CONNBbLY, OF ll5 Queen street, Ger
mantown Pa, takes pleasure in announcing hs SIXru
GaEAI unequalled sale OF the fastest young green ro
ters in America Just arrived from Kentucky be sold
A. Barker son's CITY Auction Mart and New York
TatrsaHs, corner OF Broadway ana Thirty ninth street
at the Mart Friday June H. and Will be on exhibit
tion Tor trial up 20 sale Gentlemen requested to
come and ride behind and test the speed driving
qualities OF any Of the lot before the day The
stock IL head aud consists of ADMIRAL sor
rel Geldng 10 high. foaled 1870 trot in 10 STOCK
HOLDER bay Geuing, ID high, foaled 1853; irot
$50 single or double: FRlkNDSbIP gray Gelding,
lbA high, foaled 1868; can beat 240 H0PEWELI.
roam Gsdirg l5s hlgh ioalsd 1870; can tro. close
beat. bent 2ss ;sss srAELIGHf brown GedIag high,
BLACK roam Gclding l5al hign iOsIed isee trot
can trot In In 24h SUNSET, brown Geding I5l, high
foaled 1870: can trot in 2f5 MERMAID gray Mare ib
high; foaled 1906 trot in 2ih MIDWAY roam (}ef
ding, l5A high foaled 1859 beat minutes EN-
TERPRdsE sorrel Gelding, l5% high, foaled 1870
beat 2:J0 Presto bay Geding i6 high, oaed lSi0 can
beat 2:5L WOODFORD, gray Geldng, 10 high. foaled
1863; very promising REGULATOR, bay Gelding l6ik
high, toaisd 1861 unequaed as coupe or match horse
GENERAL bay Ge;ding, 10 high, foaled 1855; can trot
in 3lH COMPOCoR0US. black Geiding Is high -foaled
1868; can trot In 25o The above includes the get OF
Mambrino Medley Clark Chief Rlue Bull Red Eagle.
&C.. &C.: al fine drivers, AMI warranted sound and
iogucs which can be had at he oces OF the Spirit OF
the Times and TURF Field and Farm or at BARKER L
SONS, corner OF Broadway and Thirty ninth street
Sale positive. No pOstDOnpmeIt
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DEERFoor PARK.

Second Spring Meeting
First Day, Wednesday June o.
Purse $40; for 8 20 class
T. r. Cuisey's b. e. Country Boy,
l. e. Whalon's b. m. Safety.
j. HAslets b. e. Hard Road.
Thomas 0'Conner's gr. q. Sam Hunting.
X. Waters z. z. Dcnham
j. 4. stoues br. z. Dick GOODWIN.
George StinZel's b. 4. Carter.
j. II. Philips .. IN. Annie Palmer
A. Z. Whltson'sb e. J. II. t..
y. Hunts III Maid OF Athens.
j. 5. Sammis' br. NJ. Miller's Damsel.
&. W. Cables br. &. Jim.
h. Hellings b. y Mack.
Luke FltZ .erald's s. &. Patt.
II. II. Atkins ch. z Silver Tail.
j. H. Buckley's ch. e. Harry b.
same Dav-Purse 500; Tor 2 IS class,
=. H. Heard's b. IN. Sarah Jane.
j, Hasets b. &. sherman.
B. G. tlOyd's b. g. Dan Ford.
W. y. Thom's gr. &. Henry Miller
William Conner's b. m. Edith.
William Noan's blk. G. Bill Nolan.
T.. A. Storey'ss g. Alpha.
The 234 and 40 Glasses did not h The 2.s5 and ~
classes hei and will be trotted Friday, There are 20
ENTREES. Races will commence at III r. NJ, In conse
quence Of lmile walking match which will take place
al r. NJ, between =. Mullen and James H. II alps un-
known for 81 600 Admission all Of the ST.
WM. MCMAHON, Proprietor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"A. aud all kindred diseases O men spsedy and rsdi-
inrton avenue, Twenty-nnth street once hours
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A FOR SALE Five HoRsRs PIT FOR TRUCK
n. farm or any business warranted sound aud
young sacrince. No. IS south fitth aycnne, be
iHasa Dlsecker and Houston siIseA
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PosT oFFICE NOTICE.

IpoST OFFICE NoTICE-FHE MAILS FOR EUROPE
for tho week ending saturday, June l2, 1875, will
close at this office follows -On "Wednesday, az 80
a. on Thursday at II 30 A. NJ. and on Saturday, at
. ana II 10 A, N. 7. L. JAMES, Postmaster.
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nTARRT,E MANTEI <.

A Z GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
N An extensive stock OF State and Marble NRutNss,
Wash Trays and Slate Work OF every description
PBNKhYN SLATE COMPANY, y
Union sauare Fourth avenue ani seyenteenth 81 y Y
+ GRBATLy REDUCED PRICEs-4N EXTENSIVE
N stock Of Marble and Marbciged hantsls and Al
other Marble Works Marble Turning ior t1e iraae A.
kLABkR, ia East Eishteenth street near Inlra aM
C,TEwART,s SLATE MANTELs. MARBLE AND
- Wood Mantes Patent lnleid flq Asnteisi s.e.Ant
new designs; lowest prices 2o and ~ west ththA.
taird street, pfGr seyenih auenaA
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THE PARoCHIAL SCHOOLS.

The representatives OF the trustees OF Catholic
nee schools OF the city OF New York, consisting OF
Henry L. Hoguet Frederick e. Gilbert, John E.
Devlln. Frederick R. Coudert George +. Hecker,
Rlgnal I. woodward and Rev. Edward J. o'Reilly,
had conference yesterday with the Special CON-
mittee OF seven oil the Board OF Education, to
which was referred the communication OF such
trustees on the subject OF parochial schools
at the last meeting OF the Board
The representatives OF the press we're excluded
from the meeting. and It was determined that
for the present the proceedings should remain
private. written document embodying the de-
mauds OF the trustees ana speeches In support OF
them were made by Mr.. Houget. Mr.. coudert
Father O'Reiny and others. Remarks we're also
made oy President Nelson and other mem
bers OF the committee. Upon being applied to Tor
information regarding the proceedings OF the
COMMITTEES ana the demands OF the trustees
Mr.. Nelson stated that tho matter was not
vet in such q position that an tnteIi-
gent and satisfactory smtement could be
paced before the public. and Is had, there.
fore been determlned TO keep the matter secret
for the present ana until tie committee was PIE.
pared 70 take definite action thereon. IL Is under.
stood that IL was the purIose OF the trustees 10
lay before rne committee tacA plan as would 0e
In accordance with the taw, and a. the same time
comply with what they regard a. their very rea-
aonabia dNmaEdR.
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this stage, essential for publication Mr.. Walker
had mad for several years violent spasmodic con.
tortons OF the muscles OF ths ACE and eyeds Ire.
quently incapacitaIing MN Tor any form OF labor,
and always producing distressing grmaces. lie
had been under the care OF Professor Brown.
Sequard and Others and Tor many months
had nad my services with little or no benefit me
recent revival o. confidence IN tue value OF hem
lock- or conium, IN spasmoCc affections OF this
character induced DR.. Webster TO propose tnat
Mr. Walker should have trial OF It's alleged salu-
tary effects The extensive experience OF Harley,
London see London Practitioner vol 8, 1870
and OF others In this country, justified such
course.
MI. Walker accordingly came TO my once by
appointment, on Saturday, Apri 8, at ten O'Clock,
to take the medicine and TO be under ooserva-
ton. lie remained tnere from about ten O'Clock
until twenty minutes past one, during which time
he took st the hands OF DR.. Webster $50 drops
OF an extract or conium without produc.
Ing any OF the effects OF the drug
After waiting an hour and thirty-nve minutes
after the last dose he walked away, stating that
he was in his usual health and di not feel any of
the symptoms which the drug was supposed 10
produce. Before going Dr.. Webster gave him
prescription for nuid extract OF conium. with in
structlons TO carry the prescription TO Tue manu-
acturer OF the extract In Brooklyn and TO see the
manufacturer In person and 10 ascertain from
him what dose OF his extract could be safely
taken. He went, It seems, to the manufacturer,
saw him In person. was observed by him 10 De free
from any intoxication from the drug given nearly
four hours previously, obtained the extract oil
conium, had the dose prescribed by him with
A CAUTION NOT TO REPEAT 1T
II he experienced any OF the symptoms which had
been previously carefully enumerated. To return,
during the three hours ana twenty minutes that
he was at my once under the observation OF
DR.. Webster, the latter fully instructed Mr..
Walker as to the symptoms that the remedy
was expected to produce, ana read TO him an &C.
count OF the drug and It's action as detailed in
standard work. also explained carefully the eff
tect which the drug might produce, and inquired
an hour ana twenty minutes after the last dose
whether sucn effect had peen produced, ana was
distinctly
ANSWERED IN THE NEGATIVE.
Mr.. walker went from the manufacturers TO his
home, took, as IL is said, three doses or the ex-
tract although the 1rst dose had produced the
effect which he had been warned should be con.
sdered as forbidding Its continued use, and be-
tween six and seven O'Clock died.
PRECAUTIONS.
In TINS case 1t should be observed that very ex-
traordinary and minute precaution mad been
taken by the medical men concerned TO guard
against every accident. Mr.. Walker had had large
experience IN the use OF nerve remedies and was
q man OF remarkable intelligence. As he left our
Office he stated that he understood the directions
which had been so carefully given.
Z. R. AGNEW, NJ. D,
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WAITING FOR SHARKEY.

Detectives O'Connor and Fields. OF the District
Attorneys ONCE. proceeded TO Quarantine Land
ing, Staten Island, yesterday afternoon, for the
purpose OF lntercepting the steamer City OF Mex
ico due from Havana, on which it was thought
the murderer shGrkey might be a passenger. 1t
Is more tnan probable, however, that he Is still at
santiago dc CUBA, as the authorities mere have no
definite Information OF his having arrived ct Ha-
vana.
Had ne been in Havana on Saturday ana
placed on board Of the steamer which left there
on that day for this city 1t s more than probable
the intelligence would have been telegraphed to
District Attorney Phelps. That steamer will be
due here on Thursday afternoon next, 30 that If
he does not come by the City OF Mexico, he may
be on board her. 1t Is the general belief or the
police authorities OF this city that snarkey Is yet
at santiago and tnat he viii not reach Havana Tor
q week or rwo to come. Assistant District Attor-
neys Lyon and Rollins are still IN CUBA, and II IL
not likely that SnarKey. wherever he may be. will
leave the island until they do.
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SAD ACCIDENT.

FALL or A scATToLD-oEE MAN KILLED AND
ANOTHER SERIOUSLY INJURED.
painful accident occurred at about halfpast
eleven O'CLOCK yesterday morning, BY which one
man was almost mgtantly Killed and another very
severely injured. Tor the last lew days the 'front.'
OF the Chemical Bank building, No. 70 Chambers
street, has been undergoing repairs, and at the
time above mentioned two painters were occu-
pied In painting u opposite inc third story, in the
rear, when the scanoIding on which tneJ stood
accidentally overoalanced and preclpitated bots
men 10 the around ID an adjoining yard, dis.
lance or about forty ieet The scanOidnR was OF
the Kind ordinarily used oy palnters, and con.
slated OF q ong. wide ladder, covered with boards
and suspended 10 toe building " ropes At the
time or tne accident the men were close 20.
retner ana taxing 10 eacn otner. Their names
are Benjamin Brown, residing At NO. 10 Green.
wien avenue aud William JsGoott, living ~ No.
Madison strset. Brown was severely Injured IN
the Dack aud right arm, and Jercott was likes
wise Injured IN the back and internally Inc I'M
furtunaxa men we're removed 70 the PARK HoB-
p,tal ana rtly after their arrival vt that instl
tutian Ie6cutt broatned MS last Inc INJURIES Of
Brown. although serious, are not considered Of
fatal nature.
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