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conscous Yesterday morning ne was fcund dead IN ms De-
80 The evening public schools will open on nov 80. -
OF Freeholders met yesterday for the nrs' ume
July
LAuBgRTvnLR-T state Convention Of the Young Mems
Chr san Association Its session last evening" n W.
come meeting was held in the Presbyterian Chtrch "a
dresses were made by Dr. g. r. stockton, Presdeh OF ,e
Newark Association the Rev. w. H. Bergels OF BeueVlh
shirt and In well attended Tho Hon John Hl OF Boonr9n
and prominent expected 70 SPEAK to"'y III"
meetings viii close on Thursday evening.
long ISLAND.
JANAICA.-Tho members of the Rod and Rifle AS
ISOLATION had their third contest for the Association so"
badge yesterday afternoon. II again by MI Elmen
dorf who made q Of 60 out Of possible 10
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PIAINs.--Frank II. Powell, who has been
ticket agent OF Harlem Railroad Company and
operator for about years. to be married al noon o
Tuesday 10 Miss Undcrl, daughter OF James e. Cnderm
Every preparation made for the ceremonies and on
Monday Powell retired 10 his In apparent
health and spirits failed TO make his appearance az
the usual hour Tuesday morning servant eh'.fen
but hours ne
his last post examination revealed congestion OF
the brain caused y 10 supposed ~ hs sncse n, tho % ~
blled the office OF Comfy redsuref anu h~o
been Warden Of Grace Church for about 70 years
STATEN ISLAND.
RICHMoND-In 1893 the population of this county
was 1875 in l77l 2st7 IN 1885, $685. in 1860 2b4o4 IN
1870 33O29; in 1875 3G07O There heavy frost
throughout county yesterday morning Iceormed on the
ponds In many exposed places
SrAPIRrOS.-The annual school meeting last evening re
Theodore present
bent, as Trustee, for three years
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STATEN ISLAND.
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT, \
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I
WARRINGTON d. c., Thursday. Oct. III a. m. }

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Thursday Oct. III a. m
Sytopeis for The past 2i hours.
The barometer has fallen from Minnesota TO
Michigan and thence the Missouri and OHIO valleys
with southcrly winds, warm partly cloudy weather .
Uiyh hut falling barometer. variable winds, mostly
east and clear weather prevail over the lower
lakes the Middle and Eastern states.
Falling barometer nortleas to southeast winds IN tne
south Atlantic aud Gulf States and Tennessee Win
cloudy weather and rain the South Atlantic coast
a The rivers haye risen Jacksonville and Frecport and
fallen at Vicksburg Decatur, Nashville, morgant0Tn
New Geneva and Brownsville.
TrOb0blit,es.
For the lakes the Upper Mississippi, the Lower MIS-
souri, and nc Ohio Valleys, falling barometer sontbery
winds warmer partly cloudy weather. and winds SHIRT
ing TO southwest and northwest in the three nrst dis
ricts, with rain. , .,,,,
For me Middle and Eastern Stdes shorty falling baron
,eT northeast 10 southeast uids, udT1ieT ana Pdruy
ciOUiy heather. .u ,,..
For the south Atlantic the Gulf States and Tennessee,
northeast 10 Winds stationary or falling bar
ometer partly cloudy weather, ana RAIN on the
sOuth Atlantic coast. 49,.
Cautionary signals continue on Lakes superior, mlch
gan, and Huron.
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MIR. DORsHEIMER REPLIES.

ALBANY, n. y, Oct. 13.-Lient. -Gov.
Dorsiciucr in letter TO The Afgos, responds TO the
article in The TJ0y Times of to-day lie shows fiOm the
records that he was not trustee Of the state; esiab
fishes that the search not Misrepresentation
denies empatically that Thaddeus G. Davis was one Of
his counsel and produces satisfaction Of judgment from
the records Of Albany County in response to the Etima
ton OF The Times that the judgment had not been sat
isnnl
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crushing the roof OF ST. Andrews Church IN Dusue
asks for OOOO The counsel OF Thomas G. Fields snes
for sI775O as his salary as Corporation Attorney. The
most surprising claim Is that OF John H. Sdar,n. Tn no
makes n demand for S453,S00, expenses incurred as
attorney for the Board Of Excise several years ago
Nearly all the propretors Of the eGcrs and other
license fee There Is suit In the courts 10 test the con
stltutionay OF the act requiring them TO pay license
fee Andrew Cowen and Michael Connolly, for personal
Injuries received asked for $50 900 each Cyrus Curtis
receiver asks for moneys alleged to be due on
the Hackey contract The total suits against the city
amount 10 several millions Of dollars
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ppouIxFNT ARRIVALS.

Breroort Housc-Baron Edonard de k0thschIa hn y,
connt ous de nrenne Of France and capt r. Noode OF
the steamship Bothnia Wfadsor Ifoet-C9 anos' aud
sroti President Of the anis Railroad Company anu
Daniel Dougherty OF Philadelphia tUth hC,am df.g
en RenIain f. Butler and cXGOy William tlann Oh ''as
.achn.ets George NJ Ianders Of Conneclc
Assemble James MackD 81 Fshil ~ ann oe9rye -
MrCartoc OF the Treasury Department. 81 Jdints fet
IL, Lucius Robinson OF Emrs and COL = -; ~;
= Nchof1s HOtri-James f. JOY, fIenneit vi
bc Ni,hiysn Central Railroad Company, ard j. y mcoul.
Tough President Of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne anu
b3aro I,irad Company W.s'mfsfer U0f-PTof Hll n
nr A. Proctor astronomer Of London Nec t9Ts Ho,t
Judro W N Harris Of Mississippi. Gtsey Housr, ray
master George r Hendre L. =. Navy Union square hfs'-
John 4. Eord o. baltimore
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TURKISH FINANCES.

TURKISH FINANCES.
FRANCE RELUCTANT TO INTERFERE But WILL hI-
MIND TURkEY OF HER OBLIGATIONS.
PARIS, Wednesday, oct. -, 1879
lie MOneter says our Government mas de-
cided that it ia not entitled to directly intervene in
turkish nternala fairs vet will raise the question Of the
narsntees of loans TO the Turkish Government through
its diplomatic agents.
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THE CANAL INVESTIGATION.
TIE TROY TIME

THE TROY TIMES AND MIR. DORsHEIMER
Troy, n. Y, Oct. 13.-Ihe Troy Times OF to-
day answers Lieut.-GOv Dorsheimer's reply to its
caar ges against him. holding that lis original statements
were substantially IL declares that the tax search
was Misrepresentation and that as soon as correct
tax search was procured Mr.. Ruideit withdrew his oher
10 the state of 600 for the Paichn property and re-
4 :
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STATE LECI,LATURE NOMINATIONS.

ELMIRA, y. T., Oct. 13.-Gen A. ;. Diven
Of this city was to-day nominated By the Republicans Of
Chenung County for Member Of Assembly.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Oct 13.-Ihe Democracy
OF the XXIId Senatorial District nominated the Hon
Daniel Booksaver OF Syracuse for state Senator today
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THE AMERICAN BIBLE UNION.
TwENIY-sIXTH ANNUAL sEsSION-REsIGNAIloN
THE REV. DIP. ARMTAGE As PRESIDENT

TWENIY-sIXTH ANNUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
THE REV. DIP. ARHITAGE As PRESIDENT
The twenty sixth annual meeting of the
American Bible Union held yesterday at the Baptist
Mariners Temple at Henry and Olivcr-sts. The Rev
Thomas hrmitage d. D., who has been President OF the
Union during the past years, presided at the opening
exercises after which he rendered his resignation. The
Rev Dr. A Osborne of the Twcny-iiftE Street Baptist
Church was elected President in his stead Later in the
day Dr. Anitage delivered farewell address resid
ING officer durng which he referred TO the organization
OF the Union in so He spoke in ahcctiOnate terms 10
those who began the work with him. The reason for re-
firing from the presidency Of the Society AT this me Dr.
Armitage stated, principally owing to the great
amount OF work required Of him in his church, to which
he wished hereafter devote lis whole time The re-
port the Treasurer for the year showed $500 Sc paid
out for revision OF the English Scriptures, S6,772 30
for publication and distribution. and S7,7G7 50
for salaries and expenses OF oiRcera, agents,
and clerks The total expenses for the year are
given at S22. 622 81, and the present liabilities at
S4O927 l3 10 Offset this nearly $4,000 has been
raised within the days The assets Of the sOrey
are given at about $4,000, but most OF the property ~
sch value 10 the Union in the prosecution OF lts bust
render il unavailable for tn" eXtlngShmcnt oil
the debt The annual report Of the Board was read by
the Core pOnding Secretary the Rev Dr. William H.
WyckhOf IL states that the union of the American Bible
Union with the American and Foreign Bible Society was
prevented during the past by the veto OF the MI
authorizing the union The translation 0i the Book OF
Isaiah, by Dr. Conant has been completed, ana Is ready
for the printer.
During the evening session resolutions were adopted
expressing the thanks of the Society to Dr. Amtage the
retiring President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14

Josephus Sooy, jr., the defaulting State Treas
urer OF NewJersey arraigned yesterday in the Mer-
Ger County Court of Oyer and TeImner In Trenton be
fore ChefJusice Beasey, five indictments four for
embezLement and one for conduct In ONCE 10 All OF
which he through his counsel the Hon. n J. Straton,
pleaded not guilty The trial was 80; down for Monday
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MASSACHUSETTS, NOMINATIONS.

BosroN, Oct. 13.-The Hon. Charles G..
Davis Of Plymouth nominated for Congress to-day
ly the list District Democrats.
BOsToN, oct. 13.-The Executive Committee
OF the Democratic party of Massachusetts decided to-day
10 place the name John Quin Adams upon the ticket
rs Lieutenant rnOr vice Gen. Bartlett, declined.
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Mr. ORE,S DENIAL.

ALBANY, y. Y, Oct. 13.-The statement that
Mr. OFT of the Canal Commission threatened Ia resign on
account of the partisan character Of the Investigations of
the Commission is untrue NJ. orr was called upon to-
night and said that was false in every particular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14
HE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION

A ROYAL ITALIAN COMMISSIONER 10 BIZ APPOINTED.
ROME. Wednesday, Oct 13 1870.
Italy VIII he represented at the American
Centennial by Royal Commissioner.
[Toc other foreign Necs see First IdgGl
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p OS S G r Up
800 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TILE CHINESE EMPIRE

FAVORABLE PROSPECTS, OF PEACE BEING MAIN
T,IyEp-MR GRosvENOR TO GO SOON TO YUNNAS.
LONDON Thursday, Oct 1850 a. M
A telegram to The Times, from Shanghai,
SAYS the aspect Of affairs at Peking IL more satisfactory
and that Mr. Grosyeuor will probably proceed to Yum
nan shortly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14

Glow are We, Smith r. says Jones. Smith
pretended not to know him, aud answered hesatugiy,
sir you have the adj yantar- OF me" "Ses Euppote
Every body haa uats got common sense
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY. AT HUDhVrS ~
BROADWAY.
fan 3eo Noon. 451. ~ m, 6o' Midnight 80
hIghesr during the day. 90. Lowest 30
Average, s2zs'. Same day, 1871, +3%'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14

SECOND DISTRICT SENATORIAL NOMINATION..
Assemblyman John X. Konnaday was nomi-
mated as the Democratic candidate Tor Senator from
the lid District OF Brooklyn in the place Of John W. Coc
last evening Mr.. Kennaday il lawyer by profession
and "A resident of the First Ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14
TIE CARLIST WAR.

THE CARLIST WAR.
-FOUR HUNDRED REFUGEES IN FRANCE.
PARIS, Wednesday, Oct. II. 1870
TTnirers saws 400 Carlists belonging to
Cas;eano's band who entered France, have been I'm
termed" at rarbcs.
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would be made and requested them to make all sate
ments or discussions per by counsel Ia wrhs
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REPLIES TO CHARGES BY THE CONTROLLER.

REPLIES TO CHARGES BY THE CONTROLLER.
Controller Green yesterday addressed letter
Mayor Wickham, empbaticay protesting against the
Improvement Of Riverside Park which he had been i'll
formed the Department of Parks is about TO enter
Ne charges that the work is to be undertaken FOR political
and speculative purposes, and that it is unnetes
sary and would increase the city debt In reply, Mayor
Wickham states that lie is glad to be able TO show that
the Park Department not 10 have been eAtIaya
CANT in the matter. He has been assured by Comin's
sioner Williamson that only $4,000 had been author
lied 10 be expended on Riverside Park. Mr.. -ebbns
President Of the Park Commission in recent letter to
the MAYOR, stated that the Department has de
tcrrned Ecep only 30 90 laborers at work for
few week, in stripping the upper soil from the proposed
roads ana drives in Riverside Park Tho Commissioners
contemplate doing further work Oh that PARK, ard n
tend work all the city parks without dis
elimination.
The mayor, in the same letter r'fcra 70 the Controllers
chargcs against The Commissioner Of Pubic Works, ana
calls the Controllers attention TO two ~ his iayOr
Wickhan letters asking for the evidence upon which
they based. These letters have not been -wcrcd
and the Mayor states that the delay in producing the
evidence II the charges true, Is detrimental TO the
Public interests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14

FoR pains in side and back apply DALEY 5
MAGICAL PAN ExrRACoB Relief comes while you rub.
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BosToN. Oct. 13-Mathias Keller composer OF The
A American lis mn, died here yesterday
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LUNDBoRG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and bath delightful substitute for Cologne Bay Rum
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE INDIAN INVESTIGATION.

FORTHCOMING REPORT OF THE COMMISSION AP-
POINTED TO INVESTIGATE PROF. MARsHs
CuARGEs-AN OUTLINE OF THE CONCLUSIONS
REACHED.
The Commission appointed to investigate
the charges made by Prof Marsh against the adminstra
ton OF affairs at the Red Cloud Indian Agency have com
peted their report and will make several copies one OF
which will he sent to the President another TO the Dc
partment of the Interior and third will probably be
sent to Gen Clinton b. Fisk President of the Board of
Indian Commissioners. The members Of the Commission
refuse to give the details of the report but it is known
that will DC vndication of tho late Secretary OF the
Interior Columbus Deano, and OF the Indian Depart
mcnt II deals with the charges in order and gives tho
conclusions OF the Commission in relation to each.
While the report will touch lightly upon the question OF
specific frauds IL assais the Indian system of contracts
and the methods Of issuing supplies aud
snnuities. II details the operations OF the
sysem indicates the necessity for better class OF men
TO administer the trust eposod by the Government and
the desabity OF officers Of the army acting as check
upon the Indian Agents There is decided opposition to
ths transfer OF the Indians from the Of the Interior
Department to that Of the War Department Special at
tenton however, given to the necessity for checking
the operations OF the Indian Agents, and the report
recommends that competent army officers nc selected to
perform that duty.
The method of issuing the beef supplies, the report
states has been strongly criticised At present the
cattle after being weighed are driven out on the pahS
where the Indians get up a mock buffalo hunt,
the cattle acting the game. After worry
ing them for mile or more the Indians
finally shoot them down. The hides taken
Oft and those portions Of the which the Indians
like are removed but large quantity " sound, whoe
some meat is left 10 waste The report suggests the adj
visibility issuing the meat the block as being the
faresi and economical method; and as the Indians
use the hide for trading purposes II Is suggested t1a Tue
hides be given TO them in the proportions 10 when hey
would he entitled under the other method. $500
Refe
method of filing his contracts The contract system mas
been anslyzed and exceptions will he taken 10 H. on the
ground that the tendency is invite bids for the furnish
Ing OF the poorest quality OF goods and at prices so 10"
that honest dealers cannot compete the result beng 10
draw the sharpers who enter fictitious bids and hope ny
some underhand methods TO derive dishonest pr0n at
the expense OF the Government or the Indians
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14

A-EsPENSCHEID's Fall and Winter Style OF
g.utiemens Dsi-S with the most complete sac
YOrkmon empoy" Oh II being uhae 10
keep pace with the demand. GeLt.enen who were Msap
IN receiving their hats last saturday may depend
pon ieceS during the current week EsfENsCHEID
Manufacturer ~ btnts' Hats, liS Sas>ai-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14

With the falling of the leaves the desire TO
procure Of KSOXs beaGll hats becomes widespread
Hence e-the Fall Hat Make your purchases at az
J33 BrUadH sy, IN the Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14
c0RHAM PLATE.

PIateaux, Epergnes, CompOtiers, To-day
Kettles, Chocolate Pots, Cracker Boxes,
Venison Dishes, Forks, Spoons, and Ladies',
Nut Cracks, Grape Scissors, Cutlery with
plated handles, at Retail.
THE GORHAM COMPANY, | Bond-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14
DIR. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

perfectly elegantly coated for the ~ All dlsor
ders OF the stomach, Liver Bowels kidneys Bladder Ner-
Diseases Headache, Constipation Costly II
Dyspepsia. Biiousness, Bilious Fever Inflammation OF
Piles all the
Warranted 10 effect positive cure.
Price 25 cents per box. sold by druggists. - -
DIR. RADWAY N Co, 32 WARREN-ST, N Y.
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BROOKLYN.

ten. Dakin was unanimously chosen last evening
for Prrsd, Mt Of the Amateur Rifle club.
The infant daughter of the late Rev. George i.
Porteous died OF dipLthca lh, l. l. on TUESDAY
During the past nine months 5.0l9 births and
7G3 marriage, have been reported to the Register Of Vital
Statistics,
The trial OF Police Captain LEIGH Tor alleged in
neAt ednerday.
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Announcements
BURNETT'S COCAINE makes hair glossy.
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NEW-JLRSEY.

EliZABRrH.-The registry throughout the city on
TUESDAY with the exception Of the second ward much
lsrgef than year 81 Regiment had their annual Fall
parade and inspection Yesterday afternoon Conrad Rose
proprietor cigar liquor Washington Broad
Ste fell down Tuesday ngat and picked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14

REVIEW OF THE FIRST DIVISION BY GOV. TILDEN-
LARGE ATTENDANCE OF SOLDIERS AND sPECrA-
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The county will save $500 per month by the re-
ducon Of the pice paid 9r boarding prisoners ia the ll
NhcE took eject Aug. !.
Coroner Rclnharl last night began an inquest
Of Michael Goodwin, WHO is alleged was beaten
by lis Thomas and James 40 testimony
Was gwen, aud the nquest Was adjourned.
Edward Jackson, the supposed companion Of the
who robbed the money drawer In Browns paper hang
Cs os7y aragned yesterday before Ju,iice
The prisoner asked for time To- prove h- good chara:
ter, Il allowed until 4. today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14

revival is in progress at the Clinton Street Meth
odi-t Episcopal Church.
The work of repairing the bridge Of the Newark
aud NewYork Railroad the Pa,s4ic River has been com
pl,fe OF rebuilding the bridge OyCRthe llacKcn
sack River begun.
brilliant wedding will be celebrated this after
NORTH Reformed Church. John Davis ~ Ban
Davis secretary the Aabam Claims Commission. be
ing Miss Eic Young daughter OF senator
Tr nghuyen # the BRIDESMAIDS III President Grant
daughter Amer the ceremony reception viii DE given by
Senator rl'nghB sen.
, 1875-03-20
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C4n 10 sasn 81 lAkeat. Hut *4p1us,ly fur small
bJat, Cheap ior csAh.
1rOL1O NOVELTY REsS-WANTkn A SICoNll.
haht ono. Witt eyEgs tur stuAll Atu,lnt u MotA.
Addra.st stating terms, III. 4. u. n0nll SuH.
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nDuGi;AH MAulttHkItf E0APAEyt 10, 81. ~ aud
10 south CSnA!st.
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" va 70 feet u1s Of hns1le dlamaess fot 70. hotso
loaoy or coal. III N$adoEphst.. 4so0su u.
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" power stea1n su9fne. A9tEsss WA. K. HRuW.
, 1875-03-20

RIO RENT -FuRH!S1TED FRONT ROOM, 4 6{uTjI
ouoss tetuit8l. " ~ @ ''O'o''
RIO nENT-NIUKtY .TuRNiN1IKD FRONT ii0OW3
enttAhlg for EGntlcunn ladies' uent {rani Fsc{to
liots!. 10 nhoz,nan.st. Transionis taken. 'N"
1'o ltENT-,FuHhIslIED, AND USFURNisiiTD
an r. MA Jh.d!;oasts. by CuLE. NEWELL i h:USiiiit'
, 1875-03-20
TO RENT-HQUSES,
TO nENT--R0CMS.

no REMIT ROOMS ON FIRST FIOOIt-FRAME
t"n!liHR halt block from Initann.et; rood ennvs.
n!.Hccs t0T housskeop!nxl Al l53 North Ps.rstt leSt
, 1875-03-20

A IkMTs MAATEu-TU TAKE AlHkTH' 0EJIDK
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, 1875-03-20

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u &oct Oh West Adatls: IT., near EaIlfurnis A..
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