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The New York herald., 1875-12-16
MUsIcAL ANn nnAMArIc MOTIFS.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
The English Glee Club appear tonight At chickerng
Hall
Miss Julia Rive, the pianist is meeting with great
success in the West
Miss Drasdil VIII sing at the nrst Brooklyn Phhsr.
monic concert on Saturday
The sculptor Franceseh engaged on bust OF Deazet
from cast taken after death
An evening OF English glccs is announced for Chick
erlng Hail, tonight under the direction OF Mr. Caryl
Florio.
George kisnoid win appear at the Brooklyn Theatre
In Henry T." on December 20 He plays in Newark
tonight
A critic in Cincinnati thinks that a urma donna
should begin at the bottom OF the favor OF an
audience"
Barry sulIivans farewell to America will take place
at Booths Theatre at the end Of Mr. T. A sothern,s
engagement
Mr. George Lc Jeunc, organlst will give sacred
concert at tho Church OF the Anthon Memorial West
Forty eighth street, this evening
Mr. Carl Rosa met with the same favorable recogni-
tion for his English Opera Company In Manchester as
he bad previously experienced in London.
Nine. carreno saurct and Mr.. Ignacio cervantes and
Hessrs Emile Sauret and Joseph White volnists ap-
pear in concert at Chickering Hall on Friday evening
"The School for Scandal" Will be performed the
Amateur Dramatic Association, for tho benefit of the
Free Medical College for Women
Mr. Charles Fechter will appear At the Academy OF
Music, on Saturday December Is, Tor the annual bene-
1t Of the French Benevolent Society He will play in
ION Demande un Gouverneur" . two-act comedy, for
the nrst timc in this city.
II s stated that the Management OF Booths Theatre
have al last resolved put down the nuisance OF ticket
spectators They propose to register tho names of
persons wishing to obtain and Aferward sell them
the coupon ticket at the ordinary prices
The new Christmas pantomme at the Eagle Theatre
will be produced in the old fashioned English style with
Julia Mathews, Mr. MacDermott Millie Cook and John
Wild in tho burlesque. and Adams Marie Gorenno and
Bartholomew in the harlequinade II will be brought
out on Monday, tho Goth inst
An appreciative and enthusiastic Cincinnati critic
thus comments upon the debut Of Miss Montague Of
The Kellogg Opera Company, in his city:--.It cannot
be said that tho debtante rendered these rapid invo
tons OF melody in the best style She was gifted with
great precision OF execution, though pronounced
dramatic effect might have been evolved out OF the
possibilities Tho critic evidently thought the bari
tone Hamilton) was horse jockey, for he says that
'he seemed to strike his gait in the second verse"
While Mr. w. S. Gilbert, the author OF "Pygmalon
ana Galatea," !" was recently writing a comedy in his
house. organ grinder stopped under his window and
struck up the tune of ''Tommy, Make Room for Your
Uncle" Mr. Gilbert could not endure this rivalry,
and rushed out, excaiming, "Bastal Bastai'
rEnough Enough!'D The went into court, and
the organ grinder fined by tho magistrates, who
love comedy moro than music. The magnanimous Gil
bert then paid the nne, and both parties retired in
peace
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TENNESSEE BONDS.
NASHVILLE, Dec. Is, Is

NASHVILLE, Dec. Is, 1875.
Governor Porter to-day addressed letter TO large
holder of Tennessee bonds in New York. stating that
the January interest said bonds will not be paid.
He says that the public revenues, fast paid into
the Treasury, will be applied to the liquidation of tee
loan account of $685., 900, contracted meeting the
January interest last year and redeemng outstanding
treasury warrants which amount to 1926, 000 The
States inability to attributed to the postponement
hard times. The Governor further says he has reason
to believe that most of the large holders of Tennessee
bonds would be willing to fund them at lower of
interest IL guarantee be gwen that the interest shall
be promptly paid in the future. He expresses the
opinion that the present rate is higher than the people
able to pay but suggests no basis of compromise
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
TEN SHIPwRECKS.
NUMBER OF ST. JOHN FISHING scHooNERs
CAUGHT IN sToRM-GREAT SUFFERING AND
NINETEEN LIVES LOST.

NUMBER or ST. JOHN FIsHING scHooNERs
CAUGHT IN sToRM-GREAT SUFFERING AND
NINETEEN LIVES LOST.
Bosrox Mass. Dee. Is, 1875.
Late Newfoundland papers received in this city this
evening give particulars OF ten distressing shipwrecks,
involving the loss OF nineteen lives
The first was that Of the soop Hopewell, with eight
persons on board which lcn St. John on the morning
OF Monday, November 80 for Harbor Name The early
part Of the day was nne, but toward nighfal heavy
storm sprang up accompanied by snow. The
Hopewell proceeded her voyage far ss
the vicinity OF Cape St Francis, when she
ran upon Blscan rock about eight o'clock in
the evening The storm being then az It's height all
hands. with one exception, were lost The survivor,
named Waugh, got on 10 rock and there remained
until next day toward evening when he was rescued
after much trouble by Captain Blandf0rd, OF the
steamer Hercules who discovered tho poor fellow
waving handkerchief He had been on the rock
about twenty hours at the mercy OF every sea and was
almost exhausted.
Tho samo day tho schooner Water Witch left St
John for port in Conception Bay, and went to pieces
near Pouch Cove in the vicinity OF Cape 81 Francis
at night, in the height OF the storm Tho shore
line Is almost perpendicular the height OF nearly SIX
hundred feet As the vessel driven against tho
clir those on board got on ledge, where they chung
all night, those whose footing the least secure
beng swept of with the roaring Thirteen out Of
the twenty-five persons on board we're saved, each
one being made fast TO about one hundred fahoms OF
line and hauled up the OF the by the settlers In
the neghborhood who discovered their danger by their
cries, which heard IN the darkness above tho
bowling Of the storm There were four females among
the lost
Other marino disasters menhoncd-viz,
schooner, proceeding up Green Bay with supplies from
ST. John, was lost, and the captain, his son aud two
others perished.
Three men belonging to Redhead Cove, in Trinity
Bay, were lost by tho capsizng OF their boat
Two bodies were taken from schooner, ashore near
Little PlaccntiA
The schooner Phoebe Jane was wrecked near Tilt
Cove, when female passenger and one of the crew
were lost
The weather In Newfoundland has been extremely
severe. The cold snap experienced here the last OF
November being felt there with increased severity
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT FLUSHING.

FARMER AND HIS SON SERIOUSLY IF NOT
FATALLY INJURED BY A TRAIN RUNNING INTO
THEIR WAGON.
FLUSHING, l.. l., Dec. Is, 1875.
AT five o'clock this afternoon serious railroad acci-
dent occurred at the Broadway crossing of the North
Side Railroad. in this village. The regular train
followed by extra, and at the crossing the latter
struck market wagon drawn by two horses and driven
by Isaac Poole, of Little Neck who was accompanied
by his They had waited until the regular had
passed and then started to drive the track with-
out noticing the approach OF the extra train. Both
father and thrown out and dragged some dis
tance. The train was stopped and the injured
vcyed to the station
Mr. Poole was parayzed in both limbs and otherwise
severely injured, and probably fatally His son sus-
tanned injuries in his spine One OF the horses
was killed and the wagon completely wrecked
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EVENING WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
0FFIcE or rHE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Dec 15--7:30 +. NJ
I1robd bfIificx

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
0FFrCE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFIcER,
WASHINGTON, Dec 15--7:30 +. N.
ProbdbiiineS
For Thursday in the South Atlantic and Gulf States
rising barometer, southwest winds and clear
weather. followed by ''norther' in the Western Gulf
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, the upper lakes,
the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys, ris-
ing barometer, cooler, northwest Winds partly cloudy
and clear weather.
For the lower lakes and Middle States, falling, fol-
lowed by rising barometer, warmer, southcrly winds
veering to cooler northwest, partly cloudy, and in
the southern portions clear weather.
For New England northcrly Winds rising barometer,
cool, clearing weather, followed by falling barometer,
southerly winds, warmer cloudy weather.
The rivers continue slowly falling.
For the canal regions OF New Jersey and Virginia,
the temperature remains and above freezing
Cautonary signals continue at Grand Haven and
Milwaukee.
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MEXICAN BANDITTI.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec 15 1875
despatch from San Diego says that letter has
been received by merchant OF that city from s. f.
Gaske, whose store at Campo recently plundcrcd
by Mexican bandits, stating that the robbers
their intention OF attacking again with sufficient
force to overcome all opposition The letter urges
movement TOR their defence by citizens, little being
hoped from the military authorities
despatch from San Diego says:-0n reliable in
formation it is ascertained that the Mexican bandits
who recently made the attack Campo arc portion
of band numbering upwards of sixty, composed OF
fugitives from justice both from Upper and Lower Cal
fornia who intend TO carry on regular system of
brCandage on the border
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L'AMERIOUE.

THE FRENCH VESSEL PROBABLY SAFE AND IN
TOW OF A CoNsoRT.
LONDON, Dec 10, 1875.
The steamer Indus, from Alexandria, Egypt, reports
that the Sd OF this month, or Cape st. Vincent
(Portuga) she passed barkriggcd steamer in tow OF
q schooner-rggcd steamer, both of the company.
The tunnels painted red, with a black top
1t probable that the in question the
disabled L'Amerique in tow of the Vile dc Brcst,
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DIED..

GRIFYfrH. On Tuesday evening, 14th inst, MARY,
mother Of William Griffith, at her late residence 202
Hudson street. in tho 10th year OF her age
GRIFFfTH.-0n Tuesday morning, 14th inst, MARY S.,
beloved wife OF William Grinth at her residence,
202 Hudson street, in the S3d year OF her age.
Relatives AMI friends Of the family invited TO
attend the funeral from the Baptist church IN Mac
douga street. opposite vandam street, Thursday,
December 16, at one O'Clock.
[For Other Deaths See Eighth Page
O'Clock MARGARET ELLEN WILSON, daughter of William
l. and Ellen Wilson, AZ her residence, 46 DufIlold
street. Brooklyn.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
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EIGHT HUNDRED STARVING MEN.

DISTRESS AMONG THE woRKINGMEN or MON
TREAI.-FoRMATIoN OF A COMMUNE.
MONTREAL, Dec Is, 1875
Over eight hundred starving men surrounded the
City Hall to-day and called loudly for tho Mayor who
appeared and delivered brief address, during which
he assured them he would ask the Council TO do all il
could to provide them with work The men seemed
discontented and said they could not wait long A
Commune has been formed and trouble is Appreciated
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THE KAISER AND THE POPE.

THE ARCHBISHOP OF COLOGNE QUITS THE SEAT
OF HIS Ep1scoPArE-HE is NOT EXPECTED
TO RETURN.
COLOGNE, Dec. Is, 1875.
The Archbishop OF Cologne left this city yesterday
and is not expected to return.
II is understood that hc delegated his powers to sub
ordinate Catholic ccclesiastics
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CUBA.

THE SPANISH ARMY REINFoRcEp-pREsENTs TO
THE PRESIDENT OF ST. DOMINGO.
HAVANA Dec Is, 1875.
Additional troops have arrived here from Spain.
EXECUTIVE COMPLIMENT ST. DOMINGO.
The Spanish steamer Churruca has sailed with
presents of horses and for the President Of ST
Domingo
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FREIGHTS ON FLOUR.

CHICAGO, Ill, Dec 15 1875.
II Is understood that satisfactory arrangements have
effected between the miers session here and the
railroads respecting the rreghts to tho
scaboard good feeling between the mers and the
transportation men has been established.
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A NEWSBOY KILLED.

Allen Rooney, newsboy, was run over by Tenth
at half past Ave o'clock last evening and
had both his legs fcarfully crushed He removed
TO Bellevue Hospital where he died at twenty minutes
past nine O'Clock
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ELECTION OF CONGRESSMAN.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec Is, 1875
special to the american says that the returns from
the Fourth district render 1t that Riddle (dem
elected to Congress-
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THE VIRGINIA. sENAToRsHIP.

RICHMOND, Dec 15 1875.
In the Conservative Legislative to-day the
Hon John W. Johnston was renominacd for United
States Senator on the forty fifth ballot
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

PROVIDENCE, R. L, Dec. Is, 1878
Mrs Brockhead, mother OF Dr. Brockhead, run
over by beer wagon Newport this afternoon and
seriously, perhaps fatally injured
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ALLAN STEAMSHIP CONTRACT.

PORTLAND, Me-, Dec. Is: 1875.
1t is stated that the Allan Line of Steamships signed
a new contract to-day at Montreal with the Grand
Trunk Railroad by which they agree to TO Port
land Tor another term OF years
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NOT QUITE RIGHT By LARGE MAJORITY.
To TnE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Is it not Up. d. O." for the Park Theatre manage
ment to advertise to give each ticket holder satin
programme as souvenir OF the one hundredth per-
formance OF the mighty Dollar and perform that
promse' and my friend although having purchased
seats week ago, both refused on asking for
one. Yours, &c, L.
The New York herald., 1875-12-16
sTEINwAY HALL.

Mr.. George y Brisow had complimentary bcnent
concert At this we'll known music hall last night which
very well attended Mrs Emily Butman, tho
celebrated oratorlo singer was the principal sololsL
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FLOUR MILL BURNED.

SrRISGFIgLD, Mass Dec 15 1878.
grist mill at Cheshire owned by George Gordon, Of
Boston, was burned this morning Loss, $40 900;
partially insured.
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HUDSON NAVIGATION CLOSED.
PouGHKEKErsTE, Dec. Is, 1875


The upper Hudson is closed again. Tho steamer
Walter Brett for Catskil from New York. frozen in
at Rhncbeck. Its freight forwarded by rail. No
moro boats can got north this season.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours, in
parson with the corresponding date Of last year,
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building
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A.-A.-A.-A.-A.-A.-A.- A.

TO KEEP THE PORES OPEN is ESSENTIAL TO
health. GLKsn's SULPHUR soar does thia
"llILLs HAIR WuIsKKR DrE,m black brown, SOC
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A-MoLES wENS, WARTS fAINLESSLY RE.
moved. Also unnatural Redness OF the Nose Pmples
khcad Flesh Worms Moth Patches cured By Dr. b. u
PERRY, 40 Dond street. New York.
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large chorus and orchestra took part IN the concert
selections from Bristows works formed the principal
part ofthe programme.
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PRIESTLY INTOLERANCE.
REFUSAL OF A CATHOLIC PRIEST TO BURY A
CHILD WHO HAD ATTENDED PROTESTANT

CHILD WHO HAD ATTENDED PROTESTANT
SCHOOL.
NEWPORT, r. l., Dec. IA, 1875.
Quite number of residents of this quiet city
somewhat indignant because the Catholic priest the
Rev. Philip Grace, of St. Mary's church, refused to
ofliciate at permit the remains of daughter of
Manuel De Fray, who died here few days ago, to be
brought to the church for the purpose of having the
usual burial service performed. He also refused to
olcate the house OF the deceased the being
that the child permitted TO attend the Protestant
school In consequence of this decision the body OF
the child has been placed in the vault OF the Protestant
Cemetery TO await further developments No services
have been held yet, although the girl died Fri
day. IL is rumored that Protestant clergyman will
be called in TO conduct the funeral services. ltShs
positive fact that the friends Of family have
mendcd such step to be taken.
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ALL THE BEST STORES KEEP GRADUATED
CIEsr LUNG PROTEcToRs. small medium and large,
Tor men, women, children white scarlet medium by
mall 81 80. SINGER, Manufacturer 694 Broadway.
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A HeIlish Conspiracy SOlemnly Con-
feSSed to by ThOmasSen.
The Mosel to Have Been Sunk
IN Mid-Ocean.
THE APPARATUS DESCRIBED.
.Accomplices in New York
and Elsewhere.

How Enormous Fictitious Insur-
ance Was To Be Effected.
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WE CAN'T TALK
without showing the condition of teeth Every laugh
them In order be ashamed OF them let ui
that dence SozopoNT which IA sure 10 keeI
them white spotess. No encrust them
canker affect tho enamel species decay inest the den
tai bone, If SozoDoSr is regularly used IL i botanical
preparation and its beneficial effects teeth and CUNT
are marvellous removes all dscooraions and renders
the guns hard and rosy.
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A-HERAID BRANCH OFFICE BROOKLYN
corner Fulton aud Bocrun street.
open from 3 4. NJ. to . Il. VI.
On sunday from to 8 4. ".
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FESTIVE SEASON.-FURS AND UMBRELLAS
for the ladies, FuR COLLARS and GAUNrLRrs CANEs UM.
and his machcss HArs for the gentlemen APP
poprate for holiday gifts obtanablc at kNOXS stores No
22 broadway No 533 Broadway and at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
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BEAUTIFUL AND NATURAL BROWN OK
HAIR" Depot. No. Dey street.
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THE FRENCH SENATE.

THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY MADE STILL MORE
POWERFUL.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BIZ CABLE.
PARIS, Dec. Is, 1875.
Eighteen republicans were added to the
list Of French Senators already elected by
the Assembly to-day.
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FURs FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Open evenings until New Years j. TERRY, 500 Broad
way. between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
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BUY USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS IN FURNI.
ture.--CABiNErs. WALL PocKKrs, EAsELs PEpxsrAs &c
AZ reasonable prices. HERTS co, eOe and SOS
Brnadwav. onnaaLa ElAv vanth atraaA Nav York.
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A-A-A-A.-A.-A-A- A.
The Festive Season OF 1878 Many persons have been
In the habit of making expensive at holiday times
will not be abo to do year OF the scarcity
of money but they keep their sputscns for liberal
ity by making their purchases the GREAT ORIGINAL
STORE No. 6b7 Broadway where thousands OF articles
which usually g. 81 50 each offered for
ST. where elegant French Clocks Bronzcs Work Boxes
Gold and Silver Watches, Inaid Work Tables &c Of
system at prices which
cover original Of manufacture Importation The
great depression u business has enabled the propreors
Invest their large capital greater advantage than be-
fore invoices the choicest
be have been thrown into the
stock which they have been able handle before
Those who avail themselves Of the opportunities afford
ed will find that 81 will as far as "a or 3 usually Call
and Examine at
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SO HAT FOR 81 9o-FINE HATS sPE.
calty; SILK HAS - 20; worth s.. 10 New Church
street, up stairs.
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BUY YOUR FURS OF THE RUSSIAN AMERICAN
FUR COMPANY No 79I broadway opposite Grace church,
the cheapest place the city large assortment Of SEAL
SACQUEs and SKIS
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GREAT STEP IN ADYANCE.-WORSr RUP-
comfortably held t and day and by
THE ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, SS3 Broadway. Never
can he ispl
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THoMAssENs AMERICAN HISTORY.
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A REST HOLIDAY GIFT.

A-BUCHU.-KEARNEY' EXTRACT BUCHU rs
admitted by physicians 10 he the best remedy in tho
world. Sold everywhere.
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1874 1874

NVerHge temperature yuHIUTuay q
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
northumberland. 1l5;
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WIGS, ToUPEEs, &C &C. RAucHFUss, PRAcrI-
cal Wig Maker and Importer Of IunAS HAIR. A East
Twelfth street, Broadway, New York
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THE MINISTER OF FINANCE SAID TO HAVE RE-
SIGNED.
PARIS, Dec 15-Evcning
III is currently reported this evening that ~ Icon
Say, Minister of Finance has resigned.
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N
The latest device In machine sewing is the NEw AuTo-
MArfc MACHINE which Is creating quite sensation
In market No better gilt be selected for mother.
Wife sister friend No special discounts offered tempt
purchasers perfect appreciation and delight
TO the possessor. No. 655 Broadway. New York.
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CTATISTICAL ATLAS or THE UNITED SrATES-BY
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viewing the work rs whole Il beyond question the
most valuable the study oi copar tive
statistics Of United States that has been PUBLISH
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