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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09

anon these terms the consolidation was hnsy
the consolidated company now exists unuet o W. r. bnsi
subject the same legislative coh.o ~ avoitsd
opposed TO be The ads %
consolidation, companies cannot repnoss ri On.
spending obligations There Is nothing theIe'oe' III ~ w
econd-The oblig OF consolidated company %
fine land grant to the Wisconsin and superior -,
pany keep that part Of s road winch Ioi 80 ~ e
tbat company open as pnbc highway Tor me use Vi h
Government OF the United states free IRON p"h of ~
charges upon the transportation Of prop t9 OF 40
United staios and TO transport INC mt 90 40 moi com
plain 1t win be enough fo MS 70 consider 'hls
when they do. ,..to. 81, inter
state commerce. such inter state commerce A. da ~
fects people Untu Congress ACT. ~ ~
this company Interstate
certainly within powe- OF Wisconsin 10 reAus'e rs
has domestic r'latoir
tally these NAV reach beyond the state But ceth ~
Congress undertakes 10 legsiaie Wlsconrn sy xb
those Within even though may indirectly affect those "n
foura-As to the repeal this act ny that OF Msrsh ~
1874 The Supreme Court Of Wisconsin has decided I'
there IA no such repeal a. claimed This binding on M
f0nAs the clam that tho courts must dectuo -
reasonable the Legislature. This - not new t
Where property has with public intes te
TeQsature may limit that which shall M law, Dg ~
it, This limit binds the courts ~ VIZ
the people II IL has been improperly iSeJ th7 beSS'
not the Courts must he applied to for the change a. -
Sfrfb-The sale Chicago, ~. Paul ana ron GU IFe
railroad Company. The charter OF the company Hse .
sold does not confer any right wich us Doe ,
y this legislaon That company. Ike other ialr0ad corr
paDies IN Wisconsin, subject "a reguIs 80 70 a..
etc. u.s. therefore, unnecessary 10 consider what hg IN
The effect OF such
This dispose. the case QUESTION: nerd De con
sdeod II the question arises vi etneI ue U"lP9
compelled Ia continue liz business AZ te pr'+s Ae
here due 81 proceeding II Is GOt mere now ~
lrTned The ChiefJustice delivered the opinion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Samuel Strong, who was arrested Saturday,
char~ with forcing checks 10 the amount o 1000 on tne
commercial ~ Toronto, YESTERDAY before Ja-tce Aor
20 detectives 20 Toronto, and
vas given into their charge
At the Tombs Police Court. yesterday, Mr.. Crit
,nlera Assistant Counsei the Board Of Police waived
fnTtb. the caSeof Counselor James oliver
~ai SERGEANT woodruff Of the ToOmbs Court squad, Tor
Sergeant bonds IN 5000 Ia appear
i.r tflal al the CUurt Of General sessions.
A few weeks 20 the building at No. 19j Br0ome-
a Was broken open and $1,000 worth OF sks were
oiep and ntc trace was left Of The burglars Captain Me
Douu has looking for them since, and ou sunday
rbt he arrested william Porter suspicion OF beng one ~
aken before Justice Morgan ycster
iay and rrmandel until today Tor further evidence.
pbiIip Holland and James Ol}rien. of No. 3Sl
C,nag and Patrick ~kclley Thomas Larum OF NO
Sfrg 49, were arrested yesterday. and taken before Re
er acEet charged by the SOcriy for the Preysntioh OF
crime vita OF the Excise Law. They were each held
Ia 300 bill 10 answer
At the Yorkville Police Court. yesterday, Jacob
AcheburR carpet lnyer committed Tor thai IA default
oil slOuO bail Justice Murray, Tor stealing goa "a'l
valued AZ $3.50 The properly 81 Mrs : G. helh of No loV
tsst Thomas Hogan, printer, OF no
gtO lt Iorty uiuthst held on charge OF passing
forgcf check DAYS ago h alleged, nc purchased
u Of shoes Joseph Koch Of No s20 fifa ave. Tor "heh
h. offered pay ncnt ceck or tt, when l"hcu 10 be
Yorgerv on fhe Butchers ana DTovers Bank
iUi East hf hst-.- Jacob Iosthhttd Eu,n morse
snf carfagr 500 from Elijah H. Mddlebrook Of
No no East egths The property found yes
ter.i,y IN FZabcth D. aud Eo-fnheid Oircsttd in
Newark prisoner committed for tra In default OF
81 1000 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09

BY the steamer COrtes, from st. johns, New
fouudaud which reached her per on sunday, arrived
The giant dey-Gsh, purchased by the Aquarium. On
spteIner D. the monster driven ashore at Cata-
dpa on the northern shore OF Trinity Bay, by severe
,torrn ana was there captured alive but II died few
moments aferward. II taken to ST. JoHu's by the
two lermen who found there Nj. Rcche, OF the
Aouarinro made his valuable purchase This great CUE
ne fish idevil-ash is the common nane) is one
II the very largest specimens ever taken. IL
sneasures forty feet and six inches from
M mint Of lis longest tcutace 10 tie extremity OF IT'S
ai II mas ten teniaccs two Of which are much longer
imam the other .ght. They are less IN diam Ter, O"
ev,r Tucy measure tlirty feet In length each Win
eirclofcreuce Of from five 90 ten lnches Inc clSA'
shorer arms radiate the mead oil Tue He Tour o
eacl side Each OF them about eleven fcct long an0
Vher- n iolus the head sixteen inches ~ circumference
taneing away 20 fine point. These ten teniacos are
uravidei with an eHOiLOus Lumber OF smokers. Inc
body ten feet long. about three eet Dfo@ ana one
TOT thick The head at tlckest part Is between
ree and four feet circumference, and the eve sockets
a. eight inches diameter. Tie BODY ENDS ~ TALL
oic h an a. tension of The dDrs NcTtchTJ ana j. used
e. ,,ropel the err AZURE forward. The animal usl move
nent however, il backward. ~ winch direction Us
motion is far more rapid aud easy tbs L. accom- sel
nv expeng through the long lube vhith, Oh one rie OF
lie BODY il connected with the breathing organs the
water ch has been previously taken H. c used ior
broalbpr Tlis stream OF waller, elected Win great
force serve force Ie creature ia the Opposite GIec
zion with considerable rapidly. -,
m bas NOT yet been determined whether % stan the
devil n-h or 10 preserve u IN a. fOhOi III was removed
Nifbout much difficulty from the steamer 10 the Aqua
rium, yesterday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
COMPLICATED CASE OF BIGAMY.

Michael Duffy and Mary Ann Morgan were married
in England in years aerwsrd the couple oe0ueu
emigrale TO this country The wfe oSno is ~ st
r.n. % hiring over the husband husband delayed MS
departure and finally join his wife lie remained
in England and married another woInan Afew years A''i
ward Mary Ann first wife having learned ,zt nsr s
hand lad died as alleges, married IN tls Guy cVuf
man Of hers with whom she lived bapy io nv ~ ,bs
until her death. six years ago DuHy came "
countr, hunted his first vile ne san spco,S
had no fused him absOinOn long IA no nyed WIN s
We and he mad abandoned her The couple resumed
the relations Of man wife and maintained t,n or IVA
YEAR when Mrs. Duffy about ago ieil heh inu
went to hospital. where she remained elght non,
When abe recovered. Mrs Duffy found that heI nusosD
second wife had this city, and tat they WIZ
again living together. She Yesterday caused Duly ~
on charge Of abandonment and the examination MAS pBu
by Justice Murray. at the Yorkyle Ponce no N, e
ny case was presented Col Spencer Nathan NcsOl se
mn a general dental the defendant The testmony -,
nmber of witnesses will be aken and 70 secure e
Attendance an had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
BROOKLYN MUNICIPAL NOMINATIONS.

AT the session of the Brooklyn Board of
Aldermen yesterday, the Mayor sent in the following
nominations Daniel Bradley, for Police Commissioner
George C. Bennett for Commissioner OF City Works {;
Rufus L. Scott for Recster Of Arrears James Tanner,
for Tax collector; D. Williams for President, and Der
narC Gallagher lor Commissioner OF the FIRE Board.
vote.
The petition OF T. " Duernete 10 run cabs from Wall
Street Ferry 10 CITY Hail. with ten cents the fare.
was granted TIE Law Committee moved not 10 approve
o. tue bond Of the Mutual Gas Light Company, because
the sureiIes had real estate IN kings County Alder
man F.sher moved that the Law Committee be dis
cnarccd from the further consideration OF the natter
and that bond OF company be left 20 ;hc Mayor
and that he he empowered to procure bondRmcn who
were owners OF real estate the county TINS motion
Was carried. Tie North Second Street and Middle
Village Railroad Company asked permission 20 use steam
motors its road and the request referred 10 tho
Iparf r..aNf lufnf 80
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NRs- RnGERS,S CONTEMPT.

The examination in the proceeding for con-
TEMPT against Airs. Rogers for interfering with the
courts custody OF her child, Mabel Leonard, was con
tnued yesterday afternoon in the oyer and Terminer
rooms before the referee william Sinclair. Mrs Rogers,
her two husbands Mabel Leonard, and George Leon.
ard were present. The Count Joannes also
attended and Oh tho entrance Of Mrs. Rogers,
greeted her with a warm shake Of the hand Mr. Rogers
consulted for moment with his WIFE, but being received
with evident GOODNESS old not ap preach her again L.
l. Delafeld appeared cor the society, and W i. Howe
for the defendant Mr. Mrssam, thc first husband, tes
lied tha he had learned from TREND named Gilbert,
that his incarceration aud escape from Blackwels
f. c. Harriet testified that Mabel Leonard had always
been uoated with Eiudness by him. that The child had
never evidence OF dislike Tor MN or Tor Aiss
Morris. until Mr.. Rogers made WISH 10 her daughter
On mat occasion he said nothing more 10 Mr. Rogers
Aan request her u observe qtlhr~r NJ Oh lotnr
occasion she hid aslcd upon playing on le piano III
the parIor 90 the annoyance OF ais WIG, who was up
sias. soon diter th3 Nirt AHhe a'"tl 'oh ~
take the scissors into the garden 30 cut FERNS ana men she
disappeared Aier tnat Mabel sent some one Tor her
o. tie Cn0n square Theatre. Nj. tf0we mere made a
statement saying that tie defendant did IN claim that
daughter had been crilciD treated hcr testimony
Given the Other y, winch seemed 90 imply that cruelty
mad been inflicted, was gwen Uhder Inc nnuehce o. IN
tense mental eXciieneht ana she "oq nereaite. eA-
plain herself. The wItHess continuing said his wife, Hiss
Morris, afterwards consented 10 play win Nab III
Who assured that lie would arrange il all rl.h with
The aathCrtes. She Afterwards played viii MABEL Al
M lowe called Mabel Leonard to the stand Mr..
Dcianri4 objected ltidt fuDic
e witness be offence against puOlic morality
Mr. Howe, pointing dramatically at Iiapel called loudly
on Mr. Drialicd 10 IN what way chd's testimony
fer TIE mother she loved could uiure public morals. Al
the suggestion OF tine referee, ale counsel COM led
Judge DUnOhue. When tbcy returned aDei was worn
she related The circumstance II Der being placed under
inc protection the ShciteriH- Arms. lady came to
| her, and said that Rogers thcr fLthei-ln-lawl
| VAS bad man, and a gentleman would CON
| vey her 20 a place where Rogers could not
| come sine said Mr.. lIaulOts treatment of Der
WAS very End general Tale, but that she preferred
ucug with her bhc testified further that her
/ had f.vfv her
Mabel was subjected crosse xauinaii0n but
maintained her position we'll and all through tie e1aun-
nation displayed great seifpOssessiUn. SIR. Howe nj
the close hearing, asked the referee 10 remand
Mabel TO custody OF friend, bat the referee
said ne bad power do 50. and she taken back
| 10 IN House 81 Mercy The examination viii be con
tnucl Oh Wednesday.
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tho NOrkv
Err A CORPORATION.
A STATES POWER OVER CORPORATION.
ANOTHER GRANGER CASH DECIDED-FARLs WITHIN
WISCONSIN On THE CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST
....A. AL nn al Il Az RI IIAuED Ky i AM

WAsnINGToN. Oct. S.-The following Granger
case mas been decided The supreme Court OF the Lni
William Frederick Pek, al appellants agt The Chicago
and northw Railway. ct al, and one other
aUpeas Circuit COt OF the nited states fof the
Western District OF " iseonsii.
These suits present the single question OF the power
for a maxin,nm Of charge TO be made by the Chicago
ana Nortlweslern Railway Company fare aud freight
n the iran sp0ItaOn persons anu property carried with
N tie state outside Of the state AMI brought with
In H. or IA up lnri I'D carried without That company
autIiLed "tO demand ana receive such
ann or sans OF money e ttansp aton OI persons ana
uT,,,erty and storage OF property az IL shall
ee n asonnDir" Other forms ~ expression are used IN
charters granted by Wisconsin 20 other conane which, by
mn ey are an Ia effect. The Constitution Of the
STATE an 81 the several acts Of incorporation
vas pa.se provide. R for hc creation of corpora
none wthn the state be altered repealed BY tho
Legislature al any time alter their passage
IN Mum The People aud {. H. q y X H. Co,
AL Cuts Justdscded That The STATE may limit the
amount charges by railroad companies Tor fares and ihts
though their income may pledged security for
the obligations Incurred upon the faith III The
CHARTER disposed OF by those dsclsons
N remains consider few questions raised here which
were that already been decided
I-As the consolidation of tho Wisconsin corporations
with Of Illinois For the purpose OF promoting this cn
soliaton Legislature Of Wisconsin passed enabling
act and dong provided that n such consolidation
Perfected consolidated company shall bo and remain
of Illinois ely shall
privileges this consolidation had place
pro,idsd the laws VI Illinois shall have force
and ledoct In the state VI Wisconsin," .
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AN ATTORNEY ATTACHED TO ANSWER.

Paul JanvIn has fled petition in Supreme
Court Chambers, compel Louis HPignoct to pay him
debt on the ground that Poet is an attorney OF the
court and received his trust such attorney Mr. Jan
vim was In this city, but III 1855 went TO Lau
same Switzerland. leaving his affairs in Pgnoets
charge. January 1876. PgnOet sent him an account
showing that he S23 800 and since then has seut
only Si2s OF. Finally. Mr. Janyin engaged another
attorney te act for him. There no charge OF
any wrong on Pgnolet's part before January 1876,
Pignoet admits the debt and says he holds property in
his STATE and EcWJcrsey which ~ mOrtgaged, but FOR
which he paid more than $4,000 beyond the mOr cages,
ard he Is viii ng 10 10 the petitioners agent
He objects lOWcyer, 10 the summary proceeding or the
Implications that arse from IT, lie says ne not en-
pioyed attorney, but as agent, aud tna nitergards
tayln greed that lie funds which he could not at
uye, At pcr cent should be hold By Pgnclet loan.
he paving interest. IN Tins way The relation Of debtor
and creditor the place VI that OF principal and
agent.
Judce Barrett holds that IL Is clear that the original
eIuplOyment WAS given account Of the fact that
PenGei was q counsellor OF the court and that there Is
an entire Of proof 10y letters from Janyin that
The relation ever changed lie therefore grants the
motion with costs and directs that an attachment Issue
AGAINST PgnOet 10 answer for bis misconduct.
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SUIT oyEE RELIcs OF WASHINGTON.

An interesting suit has been begun in Brook
Ign. by Miss Ella b. Washington against Walter 5.
Church. OF Albany 10 recover certain money received by
him for some relics OF George Westinghouse whom the
plaintiff is relauye-sOld by him. her agent, to the
state Of NewYork for $4,000, OF which il Is claimed
that Only sl0GOG has been paid 10 the plalnuh mo-
ton WAS made yesterday before Judge Gilbert 10 send The
case to take .nOuy, r5l III BrUOkJ ana
then al Albany This denied 10y tue judge on the
ground that he had power to the trial OF the
case out OF the county where the venue Was lall.
Among the plaintiffs witnesses are Henry &.
Murphy George Shea, John {. Jacobs, George
A. Ieaytt, william Lcayitt Andrew 4. II. ii.
Dawson. George Rice, william lItchnan, Alexander
Fear ". " Goodrich, j. J.. l.. Doyle j. Carson Bre-
wort, j. II. Scribner, Ban bara keDam, Timothy j.
Campbe Richard Flanagan j. Ii. Lambert j. T. Pierce,
d. Bradley, James Is. Craig A. c. DAVIS, Geo. H. Moore,
John i. POller. y0hn j. NAlr and lIuah uasilDhs
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AN ESTATE TIED UP BY LITIGATION.

The trial of the issues III the suit OF Eliza
beth Patterson against Jane W. MoCunn. the widow OF
Judge McCunn, was begun yesterday before Judge
Donohue IN Supreme Court, Circuit. The suit was
brought on the equity side OF the court for partition Of
the McCunu estate the theory that the will OF Judge
McCunn was void for legal reasons, and that Mrs
Patterson as the daughter OF haii-brother Of
Judge McCuun heir entitled to share IN the estate
The widow raised the question that Mrs Patterson
nat rho egit,afe descendant eft her OF Judge McCunns
father or mother and that her mother Was never law
tlly married 10 William DcCunn, the alleged haifbroth
ar III the deceased Judge. Issues fact heT.upOn
framed for jury tua ami that trial was begun yosteT
day but after II mad proceeded short lime. counsel
though. they could agree issues tO lessen
the work OF the and jury, aud the case was adj
jOurned enable them TO consult Mr.. Daley counsel
Tor Mrs McCunn stated that large the Kjudgcs
tate WAS supposed to be. and mad been 81 lied NJ
by litigation that his widow actually destitute, and
unlrSs lle estate were relieved way from itga
ton foreclosures and want Of apagement would prob
aby coon render IL worthless
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09

Leopold Preuss, clerk in the employment
OF secke 4 Waunack, cigaunakers. at No RiyngtOn-
st. was found in Lis that place yesterday about
7:3O H. lying the floor near the door, with pistol
shot in his left breast He asked the foreman who had
discovered him. for This given 10 him, the
police were informed, and the man taken to Cham
hers street Hospital had not lost much blood, but
though CONSCIOUS. refused to talk 10 the Coroner,
he refused 10 give MS ante norton statement
Leopold Ppuss German twenty-three
years old, and had been In Ills country Two
or tarre years. For the last six months ne has
been keeping books for the firm mentioned
AID, they say, has gwen them entire satisfaction.
From az that De learned nj the place, where tho en-
ployes as well The Of the business are very
ccent Prcuss seemed CUncujcd and appeared u nave
no troubles. sunday morning he did some
work on bis books, apparently IN the best
OF spirits Mr.. Wannac6 admitted that Preuss
bad lc letters explaining tie for his act but in
sisted that be would give them up un the wounded
man was actually dead Whether there was woman at
the boz tom OF it, whether the cause merely con-
ncctCd with snes, could not be positively learned
From expressions which were dropped by Augustus wan
mack IL was inferred that Prcuss thought he WAS not
liked 10y the firm, feared 10 loe his place, and was De
spondeut Nj. Ngnuack said: - lie was
very foolish 40 do il. We liked him first rate. and would
haT had more work for him soon"
The az tie hospital last night SAID that PIcuss
might live until morning, but that he could NOT survive
Longer than to-day,
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uonoKEY,s TREASURER IN TROUBLE.

Since the reelection Of John kamena as city
treasurer Of Hobokc " j. ne has been char sed with
pisana cement OF the funds Hew ordered t. deposh
the public funds m the First National banh' Dul ast
week check for 1928 was reus d, the bank officials
saving that there were no funds 10 meet IT, Subsequent
IL the treasurer deposited money enough to meet all
outstanding obligations and the check WAS paid MI
T.sy chairman Of the Board Of Finance, said there
shnuid lie $50 In possession OF Mr. Ramona. III Is
aid that an slOn wiz DO made 70 have hanlcp1 dis
Inisscd and TO him and his bonosmen 10 account
The Ter say that Trey have faith ia Mr.. Kamenas
honesty and that the city Will lose nothing The treas
NOR has great dead the money OF the city loaned out
- races and securities which cannot be called in AZ
cnce "a lout great loss He 10 gradually calling IN these
Ioans and expects TO have Gil the money III Ihe pahA III
time
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE ADAMS BENEFIT AUCTION.


ffORENCE AND BACKUS SELLING BOXES AND SEATS
The auction sale of boxes and seats for the
Adams benefit performance Friday afternoon at the
Academy OF Music was held there yesterday afternoon
1t had been announced that Mr. Florence and MI sot-
would the auctioneers and IN anticipation OF
brilliant wit combat multitude Of persons VINO h not
the least thought of bidding crowded into the Academy
until M O'Clock every seat in the body of the house was
occupied and the boxes and balcony nearly filled
Mr. Florence promptly mounted chair and was re-
ccived with a shout of applause. He regretted
that he must tell those before him that MT.
sothern, who would have made a far better
salesman than he, had been summoned to Mr.. Adamss
bedside in phia, where he still watching.
The sale would however proceed at once and when he
became tired he would yield his place TO Mr.. Charles
Backus who had volunteered in Mr.. Sotherns stead Az
the mention of Mr. Baekus's name, there was hearty
laugh and shout OF approval The sale then began
with the offer Of the first choice Of proscenium boxes
After spirited rivalry. the price run up to 76o
When the OF the purchaser was announced IS f.
A. gcfheru the audience responded with enthusiasm.
Mr. Floreuce did TO think that his position was
in the least easy agreeable one He several times
declared himself exhausted in iocose manner WHICH
produced hearty laughter These ntmatons maj nc was
willing 70 yield Mr. Backus proved however less sue
ces,fl than the subsequent exclamation that ne was
thirsty for some sympamzng friend at once procured
from without a milk punch which was apparently mel
lowing 20 the organ In selling the first choice MI 10
renee said "why Sothern were here these 10" proOs
would break his heart; and where Is tine ohNarouS
Count Joannes 2" at which there was roar Of laughter
little later he exclaimed, Going at one hundred do
lars; now anything more3 one hundred dollars one
hundred mighty dollars" In selling Box J., tle auc-
toneer held il out as special lnduceneh' thas No'
secured Il would SIT directly opposite MIS- fivIeICt.
II was frequently remarked. and indeed, M IIoieuce
called attention to the fact that managers M" ~
we're m4king all the bids. great crown hI," 'u nc
Academy hut scarcely any offers we're maze exc ~. ~
49, ~ 10 members Of the profession, who stood upon
tbe atform Following ere the prices pe'H loI .he
order and the taken by each purchaser
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Snip NEHS.
Port OF NEw.YoRK.....-..

FORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.
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steaHshiD ssmeae IBr) MOrs Dublin. j. s. Tucker
steamship A. e. Sinners Warren Philadelphia Penn" "a"
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Ship D. w. Chapman Chase. Bremen. Gerry. b. T. Mclean
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49, sevd Innes. 81 John y. h., A. T. Henry, -.
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nh. saw.rk N l. Providence III.
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70 a. ~ ceopatra wier ST. Jago sept ~ Csnfnsx 49,
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