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The New York herald., 1876-12-08
THE BARON'S DRY BONES.

COLONEL oLCoTT GATHERS TOGETHER THE
ASHES AND BONES OF BARON Won PALM AND
FORWARDS THEM TO NEW YORK.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
WASHINGTON Pa, Dec. 7, 1876
When Colonel Olcott and Dr. Znk. Health Officer Of
Queens county opened the lid or the retort this
ing At ten O'Clock, ali they saw trail OF snow
white fragments OF bone, mingled with scattering OF
ashes. This was NIL that had remained OF tho
corpse with its winding Sheet ITS aromatic
Spices evergreen boughs and sprnkling OF fragrant
flowers No preparation had been made tor taking out
the ashes which far inside tho rctort, and SO
rude board was roughly nailed to poic and this was
used To rake them OUT then followed sight still
revolving to tho reverent heart The bones and
ashes wero shovclcd upon the cataraiquc, during
which delicate operation small quantity was split
on the noor. This was icclingiy described by DR..
link, who came away sickcned by the spectacle,
and says that the cremation Of the dead undoubtedly
brutalizng Hc had not found In the whole town any
one who was willing to be cremated except old
DR.. Lemoyne, but thought tho community had
been disgustcd by the sickenng performance.
Through oversight the carbozed pottcr's clay,
with which the corpse had been stuffed IN the
emoalm'ng had not been removed, and OF course,
was mingled with the dust. The iron crib being
taken out the largest fragments were first
moved tho Jumps o clay were put by themselves,
ashes wcrc gathered together. They were all
Wrapped up IN pieces Of paper and car
RED IN n largo market basket to Dr. Le-
moynes house. The attendant Wolf, who carried Il
looked though he were bringing home market pro-
The sorting pracess again gone over all
kinds Of curious persons. even ladies'. coming In 10
look and examine the bones. Finally the portions
OF clear bones and bone ash were wrapped by
Colonel Oicott in piecc of white SILK and the
residuum enclosed IN paper parcel and
IN this way returned the remains Of the
late Baron by the afternoon train 10 Pitsburg, and
thence to New York. though Colonel Oicott thinks
that such OF the fragments OF bone tsome oi which
quite larcc) retained their structure were
brittle as 10 readily yield TO The pressure OF the
fingers DR.. Zink is OF tnc opinion that some Of the
bones solid Tor hat The weight oi the ashes
and bones nearly i've pounds.
TlY DELIcACy HOMES
Some of the smaller ragments ol the iemur, scapu1
parietal and other bones seem only wnite delicate
little Shells and their cellular structure as dainty
and beauii.u Iacswork. Colonel Olcott says that
the bones and ashes will be sprInkled with perfnmcd
water, aud thus reduced to snowy white powder
some Of which will he deposited in the Hindoo urn,
whIlc the other Will be- strcwn in the plot purchased
for the Baron IN tho Lutheran Cemetery. mingled
with flower seeds, that flowers spring through
the turf which covers Baron Palms dust
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tares have severaI separate interviews with each
ether The Marquis OF Salisbury particularly previous
the preliminary meeting had long conference with
General Ignatie II is understood that an agreement
between the Powers does appear to be impossible
Tho pieni enipotentarss will shortly have private audi
with the Sultan.
FRExcH CRISIS
A PARIS despatch says that the Duke d'Audinret-
Pasquier and NM. Grevy and Dufaure had conference
with President MacMahcn last night The Duke stated
that II " Dufaure had asked for vote OF confidence
al least lso Senators would have supported the Minis
try. The Deputies also, had desire 10 defeat the
Ministry. He thought that because Of their incxper
they had acted too hastily He camc to the con-
clusion that tho resignation Of the Cabinet ought for
the above reasons. to DO considered void N. Grevy
with him. but thought it necessary that full
consideration should be given to the legitimate de-
mands OF the Left
Al the close OF the sitting OF the Chamber tho
bureau OF the Lett conferred with n. Grcvy on the
crisis. NJ Grew assured them concerning President
MacMahon's thoroughly loyal constitutional attitude
shown at the conference OF Wednesday. N. Grevy.
however, said the Presidents opinion was such that
he would scarcely be willing TO accept as Ministers
any politicians more inclined toward the Left than
MN. Marccre and Say The bureau Of tho Len sub
sequently delberated on the attitude be observed
with regard to maintaining the present Cabinet No
decision reached. but the presidents OF the
bureau Instructed to confer with the Minister'S
CABINET LIKELY REMAIN.
NJ Dua At first persisted In resigning, but afer
ward consented to resume his portfolio II all his col
leagues would do likewise. meeting OF the Cabinet
held this evening decide whether the Ministers
should retain Office, the President having requested
them to remain Tho council however, agreed TO
await full Information the disposition OF the Par
liamentary groups The Ministry to-day obtained sue
ccsscs in both the Senate Chamber of Deputies.
The Senate rejected motion Tor the organization Of
the diplomatic service, which opposed BY the Duke
Decazcs The Deputies, by vote OF 298 to 200, mega
tived motion introduced by tho Irrcconclabc Rad
calls TO adjourn the debate on the estimates until
Cabinet Is formed.
despatch from Madrid says that Senior Salaverria
has been appointed Governor OF the Bank Of Spain.
In relation TO the recent ,ireshet in Portugal a
the river Dauro, and tho ireshet has slightly sub
sided.n
ANT0NELLi'S SUCCESSOR
From Rome the intelligence comes that Cardinal
Smeoni to-day took the oath OF allegiance to tho Popo
and assumed the office of Secretary Of State.
SPECIE
The Inman steamer City OF Berlin which sails from
Liverpool to-day for New York, takes s2o3, 900 in
specie.
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NEWS IN THE CITY.

general alarm yesterday sent out to the police
to look out for countcreit nity-ccnt silver pieces
The Yale Alumni Association OF this city will hold
its first annual Thanksgiving Jubilee In the Union
League Theatre this evening.
Daniel Murphy, aged forty-one. OF No 9aIs Seventh
street. died yesterday from injuries received by accl
dentally falling down stairs last Saturday.
James Oakley, four years old, OF No. 205 avenue c.
died yesterday from burns received while play ing near
q stove in his residence on Thanksgiving Day.
The fourth annual meeting OF the managers Of tho
Home for Old Mon and Aged Couples held yester-
day ut the home. No. 4S7 Hudson street.
Rev. j. N. Pullman read paper last evening at
Steinway Hall upon 'srhe Public Men OF America. Past
and Present" Tho audience large and spprccia-
tive.
This afternoon fair for the bcncnt OF the New York
Diet Kitchen will be opened tho large hall OF the
Masonic Temple, corner Of sixth avenue and Twenty
third street.
The woman found drow ned at tho of West Tcnth
street on Tuesday evening was yesterday identified
Sarah Crawford, aged iorty-nve, OF NO 40 West Six
teenth street.
Corporation Attorney Boyd paid to che Comptroller
yesterday tho Of s4s4 so, penalties collected dur
ing the month Of November violation OF city ord
nanccs.
Mary Kain, n domestic. with Robert Hall, No. b5l
Second avenue held for trial at the Fiftyscventh
Street Court yesterday on charge OF dishonesty.
The Bank Clerks Mutual Benefit Association ccie
brated eighth anniversary last night at Association
Hail. Rev. DR.. Duryea, OF Brooklyn, and Hon. W. +
Dodge made addresses, ana there was singing by the
Young Apollo Glee Ciub and by Miss JUNE Rythcr.
The police ofthc Central Office have been notified OF the
mysterious disappearance Of John Last aged sixty
nine years OF No 20 Renwick street. Last lett homo
on tho 26th ut and has not since been heard FROM
Michael Rourke. a sailor OF the schooner Washing
ton lying at the loot Of West Eleventh street, and
George stumps, the mate, quarreiled, and Rourkc
stabbed Stumps In the neck, inficting . severe
wound. He then made his escape.
twenty-five boys, mostly Isrselites and Italians
were yesterday arrested In vesey street under a law
which prohibits children under ageof sixteen years
from engaging in the business OF pcddling Scarcely
ono OF them had been at school Justice Duny,
before wnom they were taken, sent them 70 different
rciormatory institutions.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAX DEPaRrxgSr
OFFICE or rnE CHEF SIGNAL 0rvIcEK,
wAsnrsGroS. ID. C., Dec. ST. A. N.

OrYrcE CHEF SIGNAL 0rricEK,
WAsHisGroS. ID. C., Dec. ST. A. N.
Probabilities
For New England, slight fall OF temperature and
southwest winds, shifting TO westerly and north
westerly, with generally cloudy weather and snow In
the northern portion.
For the Middle States, clear or partly cloudy and
slightly colder weather. with southwest to northwest
winds and stationary or slowly rising barometer
For the South Atlantic States, south TO west
winds during the day, NTH partly cloudy weather and
light rains In the southern portion, probably followed
by rising barometer and clearing weather during tho
night
For the Gun States. partly cloudy weather and light
rains the coast with winds from the north and
west and stationary or slowly rising barometer.
For Tennessee and the onio valley, colder northery
to westerly winds with clear and fair weather and
slowly rising barometer.
For the upper lake region the Upper Mississippi and
tho Lower Missouri valleys cold northcry to westerly
winds and partly cloudy weather. stationary slowly
rising barometer and In tho northern portions OF
snow.
For the lower lake region, areas OF light snow and
colder northwest southwest winds, with rising ba
romcer.
The central Mississippi River Will fall slowly.
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CONTESTlNG DEMOCRATS.

TWO CANDIDATES FOR COUNTY OFFICES IN
wrLKEsDARRE, DEFEATED AT THE ELECTION,
CONTEST THE RETURN IN THE COURTS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
wnKEsBARRE, Pa, Dec. Z, 1875
Two Of the democratic candidates ON the county
ticket declared defeated At the late election, yes
tcrday nled their petitions for a contest court
DR.. s. W. Trimmer, VINO is the present Pro-
thonotary and nominated for re election,
declares that his republican opponent, A. p.
Barber has gained his election by frauds
ing to nearly 1000 vstes, and demands nvcstign-
ton into the workings OF the election boards; likewise
Patrick Kcran refuses 10 acccp! his defeat for the
ONCE Clerk Of the Courts at The hands or Robert
James, republican. Mr.. Kicran's petit
tion contains many signatures Of influential
citizens praying Tor throwing OF
the frauds contaminated. and claims that he law
fully elected the office by at least 500 majority
stead being defeated by 800 great deal OF inter-
Is centred IN the contest which will open In
tho courts. ~ the democrats lost all thor county
candidates by the election returns which totally
unexpected this may retrieve their loss measure,
should the contestants prove successful
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

The Woman Suffrage Society held tsreguIar monthly
meeting yesterday. large number OF people were
present, among whom were Judge wcs,brook. Nrs
Matilda Josyn Gage. President New York State So
ciety Mr.. Van Zandt, Mrs. A. w. Lozier and Nj. H. r.
Wroeger.
4 paper entitled ''womans Mission and MANS
Higher Education then read by Mrs West
brook which give a happy picture Of the ideal
and powerfully advocated the right and OF woman
suffrage.
alluded 10 the Brooklyn Theatre disaster In speaking
OF the narrow mindedness OF the male respecting
the advancement OF women, he sad that a son OF
Bishop Gilbert Haven who elected class orator mt
Wesleyan University, refused to speak upon the orca
sion OF the classd exercises because Miss Ells-s
lady pupli--was elected class poet.
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A DETECTIVES DISCOVERY.

1 Last night Detective Mastcrsou, Of the Fourteenth
precinct, entered the Mulberry street station house
carrying box under his arm. He placed It on the
desk and informed Captain Aairo that he
had succeeded In recovering stolen prop
erty. The box opened and the only
property it contained dead dog slip Of paper
was pinned the body, with the following Inscription
on it:--"Poor Brandy is dead.n The box had been
abandoned by two men In tho hallway OF No. 494
Broadway The detective would like 10 know where
the laugh comes In, OF course.
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UNTENABLE GROUND ABANDONED,
Earl Derby Admits the Justice Of
the American Claim.
THE LORD CHANCELLOR CONcURS
Brent Committed for Extfaditi0n-A New
Treaty Under Negotiation.
TDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

Advices have been received at the State Depart
ment from London announcing that the British gov
ernment after consultation with Mr.. Pierrepont,
the American Minister, has consented to waive all
It's claims OH the extradition question and to renew
the former treaty.
THE BRITISH GROUND USTENABLE.
Earl Derby IN an interview with Mr.. Plerrepont,
accepted Mr.. Fish's despatch. demonstrating that
the ground taken by the British government was
untenable, as a sufficient reason for receding from
It's former demands. IL Is believed here that Earl
Derby would have done so before but that he was
apprehensve OF adverse criticism in Parliament,
which would cause the Cabinet much inconvenience
and considerably impede the new negotiations.
The Lord Chancellor OF England concurs in Earl
Dcrby's view that the position assumed by Great
Britain in the former negotiations was premature.
and consequently the government had no option
but to recede Internationally from that position.
WHAT DRENT's REARREsr MEANS.
The arrest OF Brent, the American forger, is the
immediate result, and the subsequent proceedings
against him show that the government is deter
mined TO carry out It's obligations to the fullest ex-
tent. Brent has had secret hearing and examina-
ton before Sir James ngham at the Bow Street Police
Court, and he now stands fully committed for extra
dition The most significant feature In connection
with these proceedings in the Of Brent is that
all this has been done under the provisions OF the
old treaty, America conccding nothing but simply
holding the ground originally taken by her.
wISsLow ESCAPES.
Wlnslow by some means received an intimation OF
the proposed agreement between the two govern
ments in time to make his escape, and Is for the
present ont OF the reach OF the police authorities
NEW TREATY TO BE NEGOTIATED.
England having conceded so much, 1t is natural
that America should meet her half way, and Mr..
Picrrepont has been instructed to convey the con-
sent OF the United States government for the open
Ing OF negotiations for new treaty enlarging the
scope Of extraditon. England, in fact, makes the
admission that the withdrawal Of the treaty was a
mistake based upon imperfect Information as to the
American position, and wishes the negotiations re-
newed on the old basis.
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THE NEWPORT CITY CLERK.

BENJAMIN MARSH HEARD TRoM-AHxIoUs
AWAITING OF THE RESULT or THE EXAM
NATION or HIS ACCOUNTS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT, Dec. = 1876
Tho family OF the missing City Clerk, Mr. Benjamin
Marsh, received despatch from him this afternoon
dated Willnmsport, Pa. He informed them that lie
was "bound wess," and that they give up all
search for him. This goes prove that he not in
sane, and that his motive for leaving myslcriousy
will be apparent within the next forty-eignt hours
The secret investigation INTO his accounts, admin
istrator and guardianship Of no less than thru yhve
estates is progressing, and the result Is awaited with
painful susp pensc.
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GLENDENNING BACK AGAIN.

Rev. John S. GIendcnnng, formerly pastor OF the
sChurch OF the Scandal" in Jersey CITY, has
from his wanderings in Illinois and up his abode
on Jersey City Heights. Alter . stubborn
fcht 10 retrieve his standing In The Pres
bytcrian Church he has been defeated at every
stage botn Jersey City and his field
or labor. However. Glendcnning has many friends
veti in Jersev CITY
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JERSEY CITY.

Last night MRS. Annie Henbury residing at tho cor.
OF seventh and Bloomfield streets, Hoboksb, was
badly burned by the explosion OF kerosene lamp.
Henry Roberts, thirty.nvc years Of age, jompsd
from passenger train on tho Central Railroad on
Wednesday night, whcn the uain vas nca West
Ehza0eths and was killed
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THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.

To-day the Roman Catholic Church celebrates the
Feast OF the Immaculate Conception OF the Virgin
Mary. 1t holiday or obligation in the Church,
aud will be commemorated bv The same imposing
that take place on Sundays
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CUBA.

TROOPS FROM sPAIN--No NEWS OF MARTINEZ
CAMPos.
HAVANA, Dec. :, 1875
Spanish ship has arrived, bringing 1000
troops. Captain General Jovelar has created Board
Of Charity TO all possible means to aid the poor
sufferers from the hurricane ard the inundatons.
There tidngs whatever from the interior regard
Ing tho movements of General Martinez Campos.
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AN UNSAFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Sr. LorIs, NO., Dec. T. 1870
CELSIUS Price, State Superintendent OF Insurance,
filed petition the Circuit Court to-day asking that
q receiver bo appointed for the ST. LOUIS Mutual Life
Insurance Company account of IT'S weak and unsafe
condition. The appointment oil will prob
ably be made tomorrow.
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BROOKLYN.

There were 2l3 deaths last week in Brooklyn, in
crease OF Al the total number for the previous
week. Three deaths were from violence.
Charles Kahlmaycr, three years old, OF No. 1876
Twelfth street, South Brooklyn, died on Wednesday
night from the effects Of burns he received few days
ago
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A WIDOWS PORTION.

LIONS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF REAL Es-
TATE.
[BY TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD.1
DKTRoT, Micb., Dec. Z, 1870
The widow Of the former owner Of portion of the
site OF the city OF Grand Rapids Touissant Campan
has set up q claim Of dover interest in
real estate valued now at SIS, ,O00, 00O The
present property owners feel alarmed and have
appointed committee to takc charge OF their interests
II averred that under the Michigan law the widow
only the value OF the land as was rate
forty years nj which time her husband conveye
the property 10 hts brother being bat seventeen
years old and NOT OF Lawful age 10 sign away her title
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NOMINATION DECLINED.

CONCORD, N. H.. Dec Z. 1876.
Hon r. A. PIKE declines the nomination for Congress
from the Second district
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DIED.

GRASr-On Thursday, December I, CLARA L.
daughter of John " and Mary F. Grant
Funeral on sunday, December 10, at two O'CLOCK
from 14l Devoe street, Brooklyn, Z. d.
(Eor O<hsr Deaths See Ninth PooGl
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PHILADELPHIA LOCAL ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. T. 1876.
The Republican County Convention has rcnominated
william s. Stokley for Mayor, with Albert G. Roberts
for Rccever Of Taxes and William Nelson West Tor
CITY Snlicltor.
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BANKRUPT LOAN AGENTS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Doc 7, 1870
James A. Moore & Brother, loan and insurance
agents, have fled petition in bankruptcy.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show the changes In the
temperature Tor the past twenty -four hours, in CON-
parison with the esponding date OF last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnups pharmacy,
HERALD Buildinc:-
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ONE HUNDRED GUNS.

HAHTFUND, VVHH, UcC. IotU
The republicans viii fro 100 guns tomorrow, at
noon under She direction Of The Republican State
Committee, In honor Of the election oi Hayos
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ming 4 handkerchief 57l Broadway, and 92l Arch st..
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
JOIN MATTHEW'S. LIST sv and 2sth st.. city.
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY-NEw INTERPRE.
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are respectfully informed that general reduction will take
place ratings estimates Of capital By tho
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AEJNEST OLIVE OR SALAD OIL

mpored Sclected e.Peciay Tor imported and bot
tied by CASWELi. HAZARD CO.. Druggists. 9Th av1
Path Fiith Avenue Hotel Buildng and 9th
corner of 39h st. also No. lB2 Thames Newport Il.
Our only places business above We have In
terest any other New York. and none have
;nta 1,
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che fine plated "Dowager." and
Dinner. Dessert and Tea Sot.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. Dec 7, 1915.
Spanish gold, 22oK 22o1l. Exchange quotations
chansad-
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KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS,
the 70 ry best six So finished easily hem
ming handkerchief 57l Broadway, and 81 Arch st..
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A.-BENNETT BUILDING.
FiREPROOF.
LOCATED ON NASSAU. ANN AND FULTON Sta
rANpsoME AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
10 LET On VERY REASONABLE TERMS,
SUITABLE FOR -
Lawyers. BANKERs, AND INSURANCE OFFICES
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ONCE CONSUMPTION SEEMED INCuRABIE
BEFORE the time Of ALgs HONEY HoRKHouSD TAR
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The public are cordially invited to inspect those several
works of art; open evenings
The New York herald., 1876-12-08

The company will display nne sets recently made
order.
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Centennial silver exhibit.

have now on exhibition.
for = fe Y days, their entire
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Average temperature yesterday. ............. 80
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year ........... IS,
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A-KNoyl Knox KNOXI KNOX'S HATsl

A-KNOXl KNOX KNOX KNOx'S HATS
Kxoxs FuRs great variety for ladies and gentlemen
Iste importatians OF English lars and UMBRELLAS and
Scotch Cars. 2l2 Broadway and fifth Avenue Hotel.
A s3 HAT 81 o-GENrLEMEN'S SILK HATS
So So worth 50. Is New Church st.. up stairs
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SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
~ IniN MATTHEW'S LIST av and 2sth st. city
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including the "century vase.'
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silversmiths. Union square.

GoRHAM & CO.,