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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-09
Formal Opening Of the New
York Dog Show.
No Tidings of the Steamer
City Of Brussels.
Bold Confidence Man Cap
tured.
Raids of Mexican Cattle
Thieves to be Stopped
Meeting of the National
Temperance Society.
The Steamer Sidonian Ex-
plosion,
Steamer SidOnian Explosion

New YORK, May 8-The steamship
Russia, which arrived to-day from Liv.
erpooi, reports, on May I'd, boarding the
steamer Sidonian, making for Bristol
under sail, aud taking from her the cook,
the only survivor Of those wounded by
the explosion on the Sidonian.
DR.. Caldwell, surgeon Of the ship Rus
sis, said to-day to reporter OF the Eren
ing Post that the wounded cook Of the
Sldonian, Robert Hutchinson by usme,
WAS suffering from severe scalp wound, ],
which would probably have resulted
fatally without surglcaI treatment. The
man had improved under proper care,
and was now able to leave the vessel to
report ut the Anchor Line office. In re.
ply to further inquiry he said that
Hutchinson WAS in the cooks galley Of
the Sidoniau at the time of the accident,
the latter had told him. The steamer
suddenly stopped: and after short
pause started again. She then stopped q
second time, and Captain Edwards went
below to see what WAS the matter. The
explosion took place almost immediate ly
after. Hutchinson WAS struck on the
head by the iron cap ct the galley fun
mel Joining the main funnel, and bis
scalp was land open. The fatally wound
ed men were not able to speak after
wards, as has been reported, but retained
consciousness till their deaths. All the
deaths occurred before the Sldonian fell
in with the China, according 70 the state
ment of Hutchinson, which ls at variance
in this particular with imperfect accounts
previously received. The first who died
was Henry Tuggell, foreman, snd the
second Capt. Edwards. The dead men
were buried in three instalments. A
subscription in aid of Hutchinson has
been taken up on the Russia. Hutchln-
son was questioned on his way from the
Cunard dock to the city, but further in
formation from him was suppressed by
the arrival OF the baggage master at the
Anchor l. ne dock, who had been sent to
take charge Of him The latter cautioned
Hutchinson not to make any statement
until he had seen MIR. Henderson, agent of
the Anchor Line. The two then went
to the Anchor steamship office, where
Hutchinson WAS taken to the office of
MIR Henderson and Mcdonald and
private conference took place. Hender.
son and Mcdonald said Hutchinson
could give no additional information
about the accident.
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LONDON, May s.-Ths Nark Lane
Erpres&, IN . weekly review OF the
British corn trade. says: The weather
was cold throughout the most Of the pest
week and little rain. The spring
sowing, except in very few backward
districts, 10 nov inished and . cold wind
has crusted the surface Of the soil 10
many places. The growing crops and
vegetables generally have made very
little progress. The wheat plant has
improved. but un'ess the spring
weather shortly sets in he chances
OF ultimate mischief - the crops Rill
considerably increase. In Scotland, the
b, pes of the farmers for an early grass
crop have been sorely dissppeinted.
There has been some reaction in the prices
OF wheat and maize both here and At
Liverpool, bat considering the rapitiiy
and extent OF the advance, this cannot be
q surprise, aad IL is not asmsli proof ot
the Inherent strength Of trade that the
dediire is only about lta2 shiliogs per
quarter on both. wGIh sn up
ward tel deDcy. The imports ot
nave been moderate, while the English
have been marketed in small quantities.
Fine samples Of home grown brought
high prices-74 shillings for whits, and
10 shiIlings tor red. The quantity Of
knglish wheat in farmers hands, - vel.
Ms the graf sTied stock in The principal
ports seems smsll. The condition Of trade
woald, indeed, bo critical !; there should
be chance Of any limitation OF
our supphe> rom Northern Rus.
sian ports, or the rsk OF inter.
tercsce with the Indian trade which
musl Tor two or three months be our
main reliance. Ms,zs in spot has givon
AWAY sbou, - per quarter, but tho
smoun; OF business IN bign mixed Anne =
can on passage and tor shipment has.
during the ,ssl fortnight, been astonish-
ing. Barley hss ruled tirm NJ sn advance
o. "a, which has taken place on feeding
sorts since this day month, being atiri-
buted to the TACT that supplies are chI' hy
drawn from the sest oI war,
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Mexican Border Troubles.

WASHINGTON, May S.-Thc Mexican
border troubles were the subject OF
discussion at the Cabinet meeting to-day
and it was agreed that the organized
cattle stealing and other depredstIons
upon the property in Texas OF American
citizens must be efiectually stopped with,
out delay or inattentlon on the part oi
Mexican authorities Correspond ence
with the Mexican government will be I'm
mediately rscpened by the otsse depart.
ment, and un."5s proper steps be prompt
ly taken by Mexico to preTent further
incursions on our territory by bodies OF
her citizens, our military forces under
Gen. Ord will probably be authorized to
cross the Rio Grsnde to pursue aud cap
ture the maraudGrs.
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LurvI-LE, May S.-The affair a.
Gls,gow, .pec,,I IepJrIs = the C"~'er
Journal, ssy is more serioUs thsn fret re-
ported. -Four Unite1 Sts:.s harthAi.
having information ths: Tom ard Ike
Reyoo.J. we're d.sti!ling Illicit Ebissy
soup BIT 70 arrest them. In re.is.iCg by'h
tte Re, nolc. were shot; Ia.n IN the s5dc-
mel ard Ike in the neck, the iormer IA
laly. The shooting o;curred 10 10y
no,1'. cabin 81 one A. u. Monday
The otic, r. trst refused 70 20 srretsJ,
bI, subrea 4sntly surrendered, several
hundred civilians having volunteered 70
nd tos sheritf # necessary. They refused
to give up their arms for while, but st
last surrendered them in open court
when the judge bad cleared the room Of
,psc,stors. The sction Of the Fe1ersi
,u,horI,is. are looked forward 20 With
interest. The deputies are j. W. Ysti,
Edgar W. Ystt Wsltar Whitaker and
Morris Wheedon.
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HHse Hall.

ST. LOUIS, May s.-rhe hr.t Issgus
game Of bsse bail was played here To-
day, between the :, Louis Browns and
Bostons The weather wn hne and the
ground in splendid condition. The ~.
tondsnce WAS large, there bsrng not less
than 1900 persons present. The follow
ing il the score: Browne, q; Bostons, 2.
Base hiu-Browns, IL; Bostons, 4; runs
earned, Browns z; errors, Browns b.
Bo-tons q. A return game will bc play.
cd 20 morrow.
CHICAGO, May 2, la game OF bns"
bsl! to-day, between the ChIssgo, aud
Harfords. the score stood ~ 3 IN favor
Of the HsrlfOrds, in 4 innings.
MiLwIUKEE, May Stars u Syrs'
cu.e, 4; Milwaukee,, 4. The stare reiu'.
ed 10 pisy tho tenth inning. claiming the
umpring Was Unfair.
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Bids for Indian supplies.
DOG SHOW.

NEW YORK, May s-The West minis
ter Kennel Clubs began to day in Gil
mores Garden; it is the first annual bench
show of dogs. There are sbou: fifteen
hundred entries, Including the finest
specimen, obtsinsble. OF the English
settlers. one OF them, Burges Robey, is
valued a. s5 600, and there are Irish se:.
ters, native settlers, pointers, re,rievers,
wstsr spsniels and cocker spsniels; The
bull dogs are represented by number Of
noticeable delegates, and there are fox
honnds, stag bourds, grey hounds, bes-
giles, terriers, msstiffs aud pugs, but not
SPITE. The Japanese spaniel Chung
has family Of hve puppies, and the
!stber Jap 10 the kepnei next door makes
up the septel of highly amusing animals.
There is only one trick dog in ths show,
Byrone's SPIRIT.
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Death of . Messtrous AonopoI,
NAsHlSGToN, u. Y, May I, lo''
Special Dispatch to the Enquirer.

special dispatch TO the Enquirer.
/ The Commissioner of Patents to-day
| decided TO decline 10 further extend the
patents Of the sewing machine monopoly
and attwelve o'clock tomorrow the pro.
lection heretofore extended the comblns.
tion by letters patent will expire. The
patents which expire tomorrow cover
the vibrating needle and reciprocsting
shuttle, the vibrating needle and rots-
tion hook, and continuous feed
in connection with the above, whether
wheel or what is known as a tore motion
feed. THIS will destroy the exclusive
monopolies enjoyed up 10 this time by
the companies ki own as the Grover i
Baker, the Wheeler j. Wilson and Howe
and Singer. The combination have used
what is known rs the John Batchelder
patent for the continuous feed motion,
which was tbe most valuable patent IN
the possession of A, K. Wilson, and OF
vital value. Machines constructed with
out the motion have no value in the
market. This sewing machine comb.
nation cleared no less than se,O0O,OO0
profit from this patent The four com
psnies heretofore named in 1851 entered
into an agreement of mutual protection,
by which all patents o. any value owned
by either OF them should become commsn
property to sll; 1t was also stipulated
that no machine should bs sold III
less than the regulation price, which
was placed at six times the cost OF first
manufacture. Tney would also license
other companies not in the combination
TO use their patents, demanding q royalty
OF from So 10 $50 per machine, accord
ing TO the number of machines made;
but always stipulsting that the price
should be uniform. The arrangement
gave the four companies the absolute
coutrol OF all sewing machines manu-.
factured in America. The invaluable
Bstchelder patent has been twice er-
tended, and last winter the companies in.
terested pooled $1,000 900 and dispatched
attorneys here TO endesvor to induce Con-
gress to further extend the patent by
legislation. The movement however
strange to say, with so much money be
hind it-iailed. Ever since great efforts
have been made by the combination 10
secure some monopoly IN minor details
of construction which would be reissucG,
and thus save something from the wreck.
To days decision, however, breaks the
back bone Of the Sewlng- Machine Ring
The cost OF manufacturing any of the or
binary machines, exclusive Of ornamen-
tstion, lie about So 10; and it is the testi-
mony Of reputable sewing-machine mar
ufacturers that they will soou be put on
the market at S25 each. If. indeed. not
less.
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1hePlymou,h at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEMNs, May S.-The Ply
mouth returned .o.nigh. from cruise
of thlrty-srx days up tbs Mississippi
river, which will ever be memorable 10
the places visited. No sea.goiDg war
vessel has been up the river for four
wears Ifths head officers and crew had
been conQuerlng heroes from some for
eign wsr, the people could not have eI'
hibited greater welcome. At Nstchez,
Grand Gulf aud VIcksburg business
was temporarily suspended to welcome
the visitors. Large enthusiastic crowds
gathered to fy the National cOlors and
fire sslutes as the vessel approached.
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the RELLAlRe TOBACCO WARE.
HOUSE.

Last Saturday the Ohio Senate passed
the bill which had previously passed the
House, providing for the location OF 9
tobacco warehouse ut Bsllsire, and the
bill at once became law. The first sec.
ton Of the act requires the Governor Of
the State TO appoint, Immediately on Its
taking effect 'three missioners,
whose duty it shall be to procure
by purchase for the State, the necessary
lot or lots and buildings, in the town of
Bellsire, for State tobacco warehouse.
II the lots 80 purchased, shall have The
necessary buildings already construct
cd thereon, the commissioners shall cause
the necessary repairs or alterations to be
made upon such buildings; or II there be
no buildings thereon, then the Commis-
sioners shall cause The necessary bui.d-
ings TO be constructed" the proceedings
OF the Commissioners to be approved by
the Judge Of the Court of Common Pleas
OF Belmont county.
On Monday Gov. YOUNG promptly
appoi nted the Commission provided Tor
in the first section OF the act, composed
of one member from each of the three
most extensive tobscco-growing counties
in the State, viz: CHARLES HARE OF
Noble, ISAAC WIsENKR OF Monroe, and
JAMES s. JENNINGS of Athens. These
gentlemen will proceed at once to pur-
chase property in Bellsire, and improve
1t, as required by the bill.
1t is further the duty OF the Governor
to appoint an Inspector of Leaf fobs eco,
who is required to give bond in the sum
of thirty thousand dollars, and who shall
have charge Of all the books and property
belonging to the warehouse. The In
spector is forbidden, on pain of $500
fns and one years imprisonment i'll the
penitentiary, from dealing, either direct
or indirectly, in tobacco; and he receives
for his services rs per cent OF the receipts
for outage, storage. cooperage, recondi-
tioning. sale of scraps, &c, out Of
which he is to pay all expenses for clerk
hire, snrew-men and laborers. The re-
naming rs per cent. of the recaipts are
to be paid into the State treasury. The
hours of inspection at the warehouse are
from I A. NJ. TO 6 r. NJ. of each day.
Tobacco shipped to the BellaiIe ware
house is receipted for by the Inspector,
and each hogsbead is broken by. him in
five different places, and il in his opinion
it is sound, clear and in good order, he
takes from each break oae bundle OF
average quality, which bundles become
the samples of the contents. The fees
amount 10 about 81 on each hogsEead re-
conditioned and stayed; and fifteen cents
per month storage for each month over
one wear that tobacco remains in the
warehouse.
The bill approprlates $4,000 for the
purchase and fitting up of the ground
and buildings in Bellaire.
Theclty OF Bellaire and the tobacco rals-
ers of Monroe, Noble, Guernsey and Bel
mont counties especially, are to be con-
graduated on this movement for their
benefit.
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Mexican News.

CRY OF MEXICO, April 3O.-Conyress
has acknowledged the existence Of the
Senate. President Diaz desires Congress
to dissolve in September, but the ma sjori'
ty declare the present House the eighth
Congress, and its term until September
1878
The trial OF Sener Mejia, ex-Secretsry
OF the Treasury, has been stopped on a
kab.as corpus, until the legal character
of Congress Is defined.
Four Diaz ministers have been elected
to the Supre ne Court.
President Disz proposes to reduce the
army to 10000 men, enough 10 keep the
country free from. bands OF robbers.
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'HsE II stated that the last OF the
-'"'a patents upon the essential parts
''e"lng machine, has expired, and
. -s'es'!er sewing machines may be
% Tee As pLows or wash tubs. A
e machine. such rs has heretofore
''''' 'o' so, II is cl.;med, .sn be
'a'ed complete for SIS; but it is
PROBABLE that the price will come to
"' "NI the great establishments now
.. 'Aem get up a war" of compe-
however, We have an advertise
IN the REGISTER Offering the
| Singer machine u, the very res-
,s ''.' P''ce of $50. Other styles are
"'e heard from
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THE frequent incursions of Mexican
cattle thieves into Texas and other dep
relations upon the property of clti-
xsns of that State, have been
brought to the attention of the authorities
at Washington, and were the subject OF
Cabinet consideration yesterday. 1t was
determined that unless immediate steps
be taken by Mexico to stop the outrsgeS
the troops under General ORD will be
ordered to cross the Rto Grande and cap
turo the perpetrators.
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Ateasnbost IoIIisios.

DETROIT, Msy & -Dspa!ches from
East Tswp, Michigan, repor. the COLI
son Of the steam barge ID. ". Ru.h and
the bsrnue r. N. Bremab. 20 miles south
esst from Thunder Bay iss, night Ths
bArque wy wnesl lsden and ssbk In
fifteen minutes. Andrew H.licrow and
Charles Mycr., OF Milwaukee were los',
the rect Of the crew we're saved. Tbs
Rlsh though badly .hst'sred got into
E.t lava. where sis now lie. waiting
Tor help.
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National Tsmperonos society.

NEW YORK, May S.-The twelfth an
nusl meeting OF the National Temper
ance Society and Publication House wa
held this afternoon. VIM. Z. Dodge wa
elected President tor the ensuing yesr.
The following are among the Vide
Presidents: Major-General o. y. How
ard, O.; Schuyler Colfsx, E. J. Morris
DR.. J. }. BraI ford, KY, Bishop Kavs.
nsugh, KY. Gen. Clinton B. Fiske, Rev.
Stanton, O., Rev. J. NJ. Walden, D. D.
o., S d. Hastings, Wis, D. d. Pratt.
Ind, Jas. Monroe, o., l.. Moss, Ills,
T. Horn brook, W. Vs., S. K. Leavitt, D.,
J. B. Merevln, of Missouri; Rev. K.
Brooks. of Michigan, and Colonel I. b.
Dickmsn/ OF Kentucky.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, That we hail with special
satisfaction the late decision OIL the
Court OF Appeals, which renders illegal
the retail traffic in intoxicating liquors
in all saloons and tipping shops
throughout the Empire State, other than
tsverns and hotels duly provided with
accommodations for travellers snd for the
sale OF 10 and beer, rs authorized by law,
and we earnestly urge the Legislature to
give no additional facilities to traffic
traugbt with 60 much injury to the pub
lie welfare, aud which ought, therefore,
to be abolished,
Resolved, That the National Tenn
persncs Society hereby calls on
the officials duly empowered
and charged with duly administering
the excise law, to see that its restric-
tive and prohlbitory provisions are fully
and promptly enforced; that in the per-
torrance OF this duty ell good citizens
are exhorted, TO extend to them hearty
co operation, and that the board of man
ayers be- requested to appoint a standing
committee to cooperate, Dy such methods
as they may approve, with the legal
authorities Id the suppression OF illegal
traffic in all Intoxicating beverages.
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prcSpnf tn the PODe.

RoME, May S.-The Duke of Aosts has
sent the Pope chalice worth $2,4OO, ac'
compsried by an autograph letter asking
its acceptance from 3 devoted 'on and a
sincere Catholic, and that the Pope offer
prayer for the repose OF the soul OF
Prince Amadess' wilt. Tho Pope was
moved to tears and exclaimed, This is
the greatest consolation l have received
in these moments" The chs,ice is not q
jubilee present, but was sent in compli-
ance with the request OF the late Duches
of Aosta.
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Aale or short HoFnr.

CHICAGO Msy s.-The Biutdsle herd
of short horn cattle, owned BY Abner
Strown, OF Ottawa, Illinois, Was solo here
to-day. All the cattle raising States
we're represented. Among the Purchas-
ers of the mos. notable sales, were Gene
na Rose, s2,424, to Trimble & Henshaw,
Plst,sburg, No, and Grace Third for
sl.5OO, to w. E. Simms, Paris, Ky.
F rtv-four head of cows and heiIers sold
for S2O,O5O; six bulls sold for sl,4lO
The sales will continue tomorrow and
next day.
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IheCiiY Of BrnAacls.

NEW YORK, May s.-Nothing has
been heard from the steamer City OF
Brussels, seventeen days out, having on
board the band of Canadian pilgrims for
Rome, with sccessions from this and
neighboring cities, General Newton, U.
S. A, and eI.Ceun'y Clerk William
Walsh. The agents OF the vessel express
confidence that nothing more serious has
happened than . break down o; the
machinery, compelling the vessel to pro-
sssd under sail.
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No .idings have yet been received OF
the steamer City Of Brussels, now seven
teen dsys ont, having on board large
number of Canadian and New York
pilgrims to Rome. The agents of the
vessel are connde that nothing more
serious has happened than the breakage
of machinery, compelling the vessel to
proceed under sail.
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Imprisonmeut for Debt,

BosroS, May s-The Herald says one
of tie most respectable and honored
physicians Of this city, once worth 500 :
600, and who has devoted his time and
money to deeds Of charity, now occupies
a cell in Charles street Jail, having been
imprisoned for q debt Of sl00, and ap.
peals TO the legislature to abolish i'm
prisonmsnt for debt.
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TUE ,em.rk of JErr. DAVIS in his re

THE remark Of JEFF. DAVIS in his re
cent speech, that the cause OF the South
was crushed but not destroyed, has STIR
red up the hyenas again. After all, con-
sidering that the most extreme intcrpre-
tation of the doctrine of States Rights
has recently received the Enforcement OF
the Radical party, does it not look as if
Mr.. DAVIS is about rigbtf
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NG' PIrISBURGH AND
bALIInORE kOaD.

D.. stockholders Of the Whesling,
- s'-'Sh and Baltimore Railroad Com.
49,, ,''e The Hempaeld Railroad Com
:. 4s'a an annual meeting at Wash
= ~ IA" Monday afternoon, when
"''o~ing directors were elected: /:
T., n, D. ". WASHINGTON, W. S. Bis
ysr W. SuITH, VIM. WORKMAN,
S,.4 1A'Es' WV. KErszR, A. MADISON.
,,,.i t'Fa'Iy the new Board met and
- - BY electing }. B. WASHING
w., resident, and W. w. SMITH, Sec.
49, "e other officers remaining as
p,.,;, sr, COLIN M. REED, the former
s,,s,"' declined reelection, and Mr..
s,~s. .s'fos, The former Secretary. wa.
!" Ill the Vacancy
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ysrsspAY, with its drlzz]e, drizzie'
,.,,,ls s.ted to the closing Of the
,,,,o5s and the strike Of the heaters, was
,tsll DAY in The city. The circulation
., tickles Va. interfered with, and the
s,,t organ ard monkey deserted our
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Vessels sunk.

BALTIMORE, May S.-The steamship
Muren berg, IRON Bremen, ran into and
sunk the bark Arrow. hence for Queens
towp. Four Of the crew were drowned
ERIE, PA, May S-The schooner
Francis Bee.msn, which lIiied with
the s,esn barge Rust, las: evening, at
Esst Tsnss, and immediately went
down, drowning two men, was owned
here. ard valued s.. $4,000; insured st
$4,000. lncludisg the cargo OF wheat
which she carried, the Joss will be slo,-
pnn
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Foreign stocks.

LONDON, May S.-Business on the
Stock Exchange was utterly quescent.
but there is much more confidence than
Yesterday. in consequences of the cross
statement last night OF the governments
policy. International stocks are consid
ersble higher. The Paris Bourse Is firm
in consequence Of the English news and
the ascert1ined fslcIty OF the Figdros
Won Moltke article
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Obt,aaSy.

LoGAY, ONO, May -hcai Bowen
died here tn. morning, aged ninety-hys
years snd four. months. he settIsd os
the spot where Logan now standS over
siEty year. sgo.
CLIYros, w. Va. May 7--D.sid
moore. II soldier in The war ot 1917, died
,his morning 81 The age OF eighty-bils.
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IL he proceedings Of the Natio9sl
r,nrersnce Society, at New York, yes
-, va notice tbs. our townsman
r,,, BogsBsooK. E.q. wss elected one
,;.,. Vice Presidents for the ensuing
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>,ru.usgs Is fitting up his summer
=, HosSBRooK's Park. and he
,,... giving one or two concerts a
-, :. tbs, delightful resting place, on
,...,, evenings during the season.