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THE OUIRKS OF THE LAW.

According TO the affidavit Of Mr.. George Hoffman
he was somewhat unfortunate In selecting lsadore
Wormser as u party from whom 10 borrow money on
the Trustworthy collateral OF bond and mortgage
Fnh avenue property, and still more unfortunate in
having secured as his lawyer John ". Quirk. While
ono, however, is evidently endeavoring to worm
profess ionny Jealous IN giving him some new points
as 10 the qu.rks OF tho law. Mr. Hoffman says nc
the owner IN leo OF No. $50 Fifth avenue lie de-
cncs ihat the property worth $l65 OOO and hat hc
Is now negotiating for It's SALE and VIII probably DO
abe TO bargain nc Is not estopped by
foreclosure suit, such suit being 10 iorecosc
OH Il second mortgage for $4,000 Having
been advised that Mr.. Qurk was ~ gentleman
OF the afldav-he employed him as hts legal adviser.
An answer was drawn up In the suit, which he duly
signed To his subsequent inquiries he was told that
everything progressing very favoraby; that he
everything would come out all right Thrcc
days ago, to his utter astonishmcnt, he saw
paragraph in the paper announcing
sale unucr this foreclosure suit, Ho called at once
upon Mr. Quirk, who frst denied that there 10
be any sale but upon being closely pressed admitted
the act but again told him not 10 be uneasy, as tue
salc would not take place. On she next day he found
that Judgment had been entered against him, with
out any noucc him OF any examination or trial In
tho case Alarmed at the state OF affairs and having
become suspicious at Mr. Quirk he employed
Mcssrs, sullivan, kobbc Fowler TO take the case I'D
hand He went 10 Mr. Quirks Office TO get the papers,
but Mr. Quirk not to be found. Hc next dis
covered that OF tho members OF the firm just men,
tonod was n relative Of OF tho piatntin's family,
and, therefore. they could not prosecute the SUIT or
h,m Under these circumstances he made nm AFFIDAVIT
enbodyng the facts submitted above, and the same
was presented to Judge DonOhue yesterday. In Su-
premc Court, Chambers. Judge Donohue at oncc put
an estoppcl any iurthcr proceeding on tho part Of
Mr.. worinscrs counsel, and set the case down for q
hearing on next Tuesday.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY Jan. 10, 1877.
In tho Court of Appeals to-day the following business
was trnnsactcd:-
No. 81. The People cx rel Gilljs vs. Lufrern Ar.
gutncnt med and concluded
40. So. Yals va Dcdercr-Argued by Isaac s. New
ton Tor appellant and X. A. Stanton for respondent.
No l46. Beard VS.. Sinn0tt.-cpon motion OF Charics
j. buchanan for respondent judgment affirmed by de-
fault
50 l49. Tho People rel Corwin Walter land
three other ascsl--Argucd by A. Perry Tor appellant
and w. J.. Farwcli Tor respondent 80
Adjourned
CALENDAR
The day calendar for Monday January 90, Is ms fol.
lows:-Nos 1873. l2l III, l44 15l, 1856 15S nnd 150.
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LAKE MAHOPAC AND THE CROTON
WATER SUPPLY.

PouGHKEErsE. Jan. l8, 1871.
Judge Barnard, OF the Supreme Court to-day de.
med an Injunction asked for by the Mahopac Land
Company restraining the Mayor and Aldermen of the
city o New York from drawing on tho water OF Lake
Mahopac pending asut brought against them IN Put.
nam county, tho ground that no action or special
proceeding can be now brought IN any place except
tho city and county OF New York, and then only In the
Supreme Court. when tho Mayor. Aldo rmcn aud Com
monnity OF the city of New York arc defendants. In
junction dcncd. without costs.
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THE POLICE BOARD.

The Board Of Poco yesterday granted permission to
Onlscr Mccormack to receive reward OF $50 from the
Hudson River Railroad Company for the arrest Of
burglars
sergeant Kcaly, OF the detective ofTlcc. was per-
miitcd TO receive reward OF 800 for tho OF
Patrick smith, escaped convict.
Capinin Hcddcn was permitted 10 employ counsel
for hts defence which will bc made at his trial. 10 take
place next Frldry AT one L. ".
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20 1877.

story and found him guilty, with recon mcnoation
mercy. Judge Giidcrsiceyc sentenced him to eight
years In State Prison.
AN ITALIAN SNEAK THIEF.
Achiilc Messina, expert Italian sneak thief lv-
ing at No % Baxter street. charged with entering
the apartments OF Mary Gillespie. nj No. lO5 East
Broadway. and stealing n coat containing 81 Tho
jury found Messna guilty, and he was sent 10 State
Prison
The New York herald., 1877-01-20

them. hope Mr. Foreman, you are satisfied that
am q law abiding citizen and opposed 10 tho use or
firearms except In OF del, nce aud invasion. IL
you have don. with me- Mr Foreman, would Ike 10
retirc and resume my pleasant occupation IN Wall
street. where will be most happy see any member
the Grand Inquest and attend TO any business IN
my line 10 the entire satisfaction OF oil parties" Mr.
Jerome hdrcw aud the Grand Jury Joined IN roars
laughter This will bo about the end Of the nvcsii.
gntion tho duel Tho Grand Jury will hardly hnd
q bill against any Of the parties.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

CRowr-HAGGERTY.-Wcdnc evening, by tho
Rev. Father Quinn. THOMAS DAWSON GROVE, OF New
York, to ApuE I. HAGGERry, oi Brooklyn. No cards.
GrGGESnxiMER, Jn.-RosExBAUM tin Richmond,
Va on wcducsday January 10, at tue Eleventh street
synagogue. by Rev. Or. Szold. OF Baltimore, MAX.
GrcGHSIlE.NBR, JR., OF IyDchbure, ond Miss BERTHA
", daughter al NJ Roscnbaum, OF Richmond
PArrEsOx-HoGrEr.- --On Tuesday evening, 10th
ins the residence OF the BRIDES mother, by Rev
Father McCrcady, Henry B. PArrrsox to MARIE
AprLS HoGrxT daughter OF the late Anthony Hoguet.
5rAriDiNG.-In South Coventry, January
IL 1917, the residence Of the BRIDES mother. by
Rev. Francis Williams. Of Chaplin, J. v. T. Primer, OF
Fiatbush, !. 10 NELLIE Is. SPAULDyG, daughter of
tho late " Illiarn Babcork.
PRovoosr--DAvfs. On Tuesday, January IT, 1877,
by Rev Brockholst Morgan, JOSEPH =. PR0voosT TO
H. EMMA DAVIS, all OF Portchcstcr, N. Y
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DIED..

BAXTER -On Friday morning, January 10, at his
residence, 2t0 West 44th st. suddenly. OF heart dis
case. JonS e. BANTER IN the 10th year OF his age.
Funeral services from tho Fifth avenue BAPTIST
church. Rcv. Dr. Armitnge, on Monday, I'D inst, at
eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
l,eApEl~---In Brooklyn, Thursday, January Is,
Josepu ". BEApgL, III tho S3d year ct hts age.
Rcatives aud friends are respectfully invited 10
attend The funeral, from hrs. late residence No. ol6
Bedford av., ON Sunday, January 81, at afpast
two T. N.
BgvwsrgR.-At Goshen, N. ", on the 18th inst,
Josnru l'gEwsrEH, az d 20 yoars.
Funeral services at MS atc residence, tomorrow, at
hall past two p. ~
BnrspAaE.--On Friday, January 10. JosErH BRrS-
pAGE, aged ~ years.
Rcntivcs and friends respectfully ipvitcd to at
tend tho funeral sunday, 2ls, at two O'Clock T. NJ,
from The residence Oi his son-in-law, SoIon Faner
Grove Hill, MorrlsanIa
CLAyIis. In this city. January IS, suddenly, OSCAR
Is. CLAfIiS
Notice of funeral hereafter.
CULVER. --0n January ~, 1877, at the residence OF
his uncle, ON Magnolia nv, Jersey City Heights JOHN
j. CrLvwR, ngcd years, months
Funeral services M the Asbury Methodist Episcopal
church, corner Washington pncc ana wooster ~,
New York. Monday evening, 22d inst. at eight O'CLOCK
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
THE PRICE HABEAs CORPUS.

General Pryor petitions In bcnali OF Constance B.
Price the divorced wiic OF the late Colonel Walter W.
ir,cc for guardianship oil infant daughter. rhc
came I'M for hearing yesterday before Judge Donobuc
In suprcmc Court, Chambers Both mother and child
were in court. During Colonel Prcc's lifetime the d.
vorcc decree awarded one daughter 10 him and tho
ttcr TO The mother Both children, curously enough,
.rc dcNf uutcs. This is the third habcas corpus Tor
sc IN me object there having been ono taken out IN
Itrookivu and one in Warren county previously.
ucssrs Brown & Shelion of Glcnns Fal s, Colonel
Charles Hughes, oi sandy Hi, Washington
county. and \. Oakley Hall opposed the hearing
IN thc ground tnaf writ IL now pending boiorc Judge
p",,cr who by means OF the petition and WRIT ike MS
IN case OF Dill IN equity mas acquired Jurisdiction OF
tho subject matter Of the guardianship ihcy pro-
Guccd stipulation keeping the jurisdiction " warren
coupfv and signed by Ncssrs Rcdicld ana mn, 'or-
ucr attorneys OF Mrs. Price before General iryof was
.ubsiitutcd. The latter answered that nc h"d VIII
,, ,c pc,itiuu and writ before Judge Potter Coun.
% r ,hc cb,ld,s relatives replied that the Judge had
n,nrircd Jurisdiction and could not bc ous'eu NY no
,,,..,e v,tndrawa but must enter order; ina. u IN
n,hor babcas corpus proceeding than Que Tor mere
,r,,on to bcriy wrIts can be discontinued ~ VIII.
,n., rrnrt after Court can, at the mere caprice oi
,n. ncuu,rc aud lose iursdction o' equ'noc SUD
N, ,,,,tcr fl c,,nId make no difference 10 ctbcr inc
,,,,,,r, o- thr cu.hi winch Judge OF the supreme
49,, .,,,ll icrrmtnc the equity matter OF Iurisoc-
,,,,I ns that matter was already Icndins ~ 'hc
- ~ her ,ea,,ycs before ono Judge OF the supreme
.urt ncr rounscl should not be drnggeu Zov n,'cs @
"a u,g iurigdiction. Judge Donohnc TOOK no
+, n -ir. rescfv.us'his decision.
LANDLORD AND TENANT CAoE
., trs4i .f care Of some Importance to renters OF
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
DICKEL'S RIDING SCHOOL.

On the 18th Of September judgments aggrcgatins
about So, 600 was Obtained by Mr.. Brooke Pos.cly
against William C. Dickcl the well known pro-
prietor OF the riding scboo. on Fifih avenue Tho
executions on these various judgments were re-
turned unsatisGcd, and Mr.. lostcy. as Is charged,
In order 10 AVOID payment, maze rau"u'ent
ussirnmcn of his interest IN the riding school 10 his
Two sons and also OF claim for about $40, 600
due from the city for rent OF premises IN Eighteenth
street Tor an armory Application was made IN >npe-
r.or Court special Term Tor an Injunction restraining
the collection OF the rents referred to ana also from
d,sposng OF m. Riding school property. Judse Sper
Yesterday IL hsyiny been shown conciusivcly 10 MIN
that sacn Injunction cot The proper legal remedy,
gave an order yacniing the Injunction.
The New York herald., 1877-01-20

Is required was concluded yesterday, before Judge
Gocpp apd jury, IN Marine Court, Part Charles
y. Blumc. csseeeof building in William street,
chiefly occupied by small boss workers IN various
h,ndcrait employmsnis requiring the ard OF steam
power. sued A. !. Herns,een fur three months rent
door on his premises. The question at issuo
turned upon verbal letting OF the premises IN conucc-
ton with tho supply by the landlord tthe p.nIh-
un) OF ore-horse steam power for the working
of defendants machines. Tho defendant un
dcrook TO make the necessary connections
with the stcam supplied throughout the
building NTH the iloor occupied by him. through which
a shalt ran for the purpose. Tho Defendant at ms
cost, put up the belts and pulleys and went 10
work, but soon found he not getting enough
steam 10 run two turning athcs and "A drins ma.
cninc he used IN his business Defendant ana TWO OF
hts workmcn complancd TO the landlord OF TINS want
without having remedied. or the stipulated one
horse steam power supplied ns contracted ior. ihe
pain;in claimed that the necessary steam power vas
supplied ana it's future. II any there was, m running
the machinery owing 10 tho defective nn'uro ol
the connections put uD by the defendant me Jury
found for the plaintin IN the full amount claimed
Mclhado Bell Tor plaintiff J. j. Marin tor DEFENDANT
The New York herald., 1877-01-20
THE COURTS.
The Sad Undercurrent of DiSSonant
Social Relations.
DIVORCE, STRATEGY AND MARRIAGE
New Bankruptcy Rules in the United
States Courts.
IN THE LAWS MESHES.

Somo very singular features have just been brought
to light through a writ OF habcas corpus granted
by Judge ponohuc, In supreme Court, Chambers,
having for It's OBJECT the settlement Of tho ques
ton whether the iathcr or tho mother shall be
cut,ticd to the custody OF n beautiful young girl
of sweet sixteen namci Ida ". N. Hill. The story
develops nn uuwon'cd in,ermngiing of sad and
romantic features. Tho father OF the yonng lady Is
Walter \. uili tho general manager OF the socalcd
National Literary end Lecture Bureau in this city.
Hc was married in 1859 10 Josephine ". Grswold,
who at that umc was tho belle of Waterbury, Conn,
the place where they were married. Their married
lie was an exceedingly happy for several years,
when having discovered as he claims .orgciiulncss
her marital the part OF his wife. he insti.
tu,ed SUIT ior divorce against her The trial exccd
"a good deal OF attention at he tmc ana hnaiiy cul-
III mated III a decree beng granted in his favog whIch
gave to him the custody OF their Only
enid, the daughter whose name Is given
above and privilege of remarrying. but Afforded
no such privilege the divorced wife. Meantime
the child had bccu the III her mother. As soon
as Tho result oi the divorce became known, the mother
suddenly disappeared and the ctid with her IL TOOK
long and energetic search to obtain Of tue iug
tivcs. Obtaining the assistance oi skilled detectives
The search unrcmting, when the ca!lu was hnai'y
found at convent IN Tcrre Hnuic, whcrc INC mother
had left her. hoping hide all traces OF her from her
father. Having obtained possession OF his chlid
Mr. Hill sent her TO his fathers who was wealthy
iurncr living near New Haven, Conn For The past
two or three ycars attending prominent
lndys school in New Haven and besides being the pos
and rciucncn nj incidental TO her careful education IN
accordance with most approved modern Inrthods o'
female cGucaon. lew days since she came 10 tnis
CITY 10 pay visit to her father. Ono day sho
went out 10 tako walk and did not return. Her
fhthcr OF course bccarne ANXIOUS and ut once again
had recourse TO detectives including lady detectives,
10 find her whereabouts. The result Of these search
ing INQUIRIES he states hts petition Was that she
LAD met her m0thor who either INDUCED her to go In
her house and with her, or Kept her under re-
stralnt. Wishing to asnin recover his daughter he
obtained n writ OF habeas corpus. To conduct
these legal proceedings he employed MI.
d;corrc Becker lawyer conspicuousiy
trial at Binghamton The young lady was TO have
been reduced yesterday before Judge Dono-
hue pursuant to the writ when the fact was ascer-
tanned that IN the meantime she had got married
What are you going to do about itY' asked Jucge
Donobue OF Mr. Becker aitcr tho latter had explained
this new phase IN the case.
~ think wc will have let her stay married. re-
pl,cd Mr. Becker ''and make the best Of it,
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LANDLORD AND TENANT CASE
,r,a, 81 q caro- of some Importance to renters OF
- .,,,,s apd g,nall lac, rics IN which steam power
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Veteran corps n. g.; also knckcrbocker Lodge NO.
A. NJ arc Invited TO attend tho iuncra from the rest.
dchrc of hts fathcrin-law John Jacobus Esq, 20 ST.
Marks place, on Sunday afternoon, 2ist inst, at two
O'Clock.
KSIcsERnocKER LODGE, No. G42 i. AND A. M-
BRErnnEN-iou are hereby summoned to attend au
cmcrgcnt comm cnton, TO be held In Clinton room
Masonic Tempe on sunday, January 2, at ono
O'clock for the purpose OF attending tho funeral OF
Worshipul Brother John +. SchcrmcrhOrn.
WILLIAM H. PAYNE, NJ.
JonS MrLiAR, Secretary.
ANEnIcUs CHAPTER, 2l5. II. A. M.-Tho companions
OF this chapter arc summoned TO attend emcrgcnt
convocation Mt their rooms OF Grand and Cen.
trc ss. on sunday. January Il, ut ono 7. NJ Tor the
purpose OF attending the funeral OF late co.npan.
ron, John i. Schcrincrhorn. Companions OF sistci
chapters are respectfully invited TO participate.
II. CLAY LAyius, Secretary.
sorrnwoRrn-In Brooklyn, on Friday, January 10,
1877, d. II. SournwORTf, aged &c years
Funeral services at MS late residence 10 800 Chr.
roll st., on Monday, January - ls77, at two O'Clock
y ". Memorial sermon at tho Strong place Bapi,st
church on The sunday morning thereafter.
SrEruEy.--On "Wednesday, 18th inst, EMMA n TAD
PIN srgpnES, granddaughter of tho late Jeremiah Tan
pen, OF Grnvcsend, J.. l., agcd years.
Relatives and friends arc invited to attend tho IN.
neral from the residence OF her parents No o6 Cnr
roll e.. Brooklyn. on Saturday, January 20 at two
O'Clock Nv Wv"
InoMrsoS-In fremont N. y, on Thursday. lam
uary Is, 1917, WILLIAM SINGLETON TnoMrsoy' of 81
Catharincs. Ontario, In tho 4,th year OF bIs nac
Funeral will tnko placo from his late rosdcnco rcr
tral av, on sunday january 2lst ins at ono O'Clock
ToBIAs.-At Ncwtowp i. L. Januarv ~ II ..~',. .o.".
TOMAS, IN the s5th year OF her age ~ i"''""
Tho relatives and ricnds OF tho family oro rc,n,
iu',y invited to attend the uucra from ihc rcs,drurs
o. her grandson James A. Fickctt, at Ncw,own' / i
on sunday, the list, ut one O'Clock ' :" i''
WAnp. On Friday, January 10, 1877, SARAH Eya,r.
widow OF the late JOSIAH Ward, the SOFA wear Of hr,
age w w." VI "ef
Rclatvcs and friends of the family oro ,,v,o,,
tend the funeral, from her late r,d,nrc S - ~, ~ ~.
va ST., on sunday, 2lst inst, AT one O'Clock p ~
without further invitation. ''N - M's
woop-At New Vernon, N. J.. on P,,a,r no..
INST EtzAbErH MEAbs wiic OF J. Dayton Wood ana
daughter OF the late Thomas 8. Dayton, "'''' "14
! Notice Of funeral hereafter
National Republican., 1877-10-24
FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
Special Session
SENATE.

TUESDAY, Oct. q.
The Senate met at 10 m, with tho VICE
pRrsIpESr in the chair Prayer was offered by the
chaplain.
Bills, petitions, &c. were presented and referred
ny Mr. WALLACE: A petition for an increase Of
pensions to the soldiers of the war Of 1872. Re-
fcrrcd To the Committee on Pensions.
by Mr. DAWES: A petition from Amos Hunt and
others asking for an extension of the Capitol
rounds for the purpose Of erecting building for
the Congressional Library and other purposes. Re.
erred - the Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds.
BY Mr.. DAVIS Of H.: A bill asking for the pas.
ngo OF an additional clause to section 1000 of the
Revised Statutes. Referred to the Committee OH
BY Mr. FEf ~: A joint resolution authorizing
the official publication Of the decisions of the 1nte
rior Department In relation to public lands. Re.
lcrrcd to the Committee on Public Lands.
BY Mr. WALLACE: A bill to provide lawful note
aud coin currency for the United States.
Also, bill to authorize the issuing of long bond
for the investment OF savings. Both Of which were
by Mr.. INGALLS,: A bill " enable Indians to
become citizens ct the United States. Referred to
tic Committee on Indian Affairs.
Also, bill tn cqualzc the bounties Of soldiers
Referred tn the Committee on Military Affairs.
by Mr.. PlUMR: bill defining the manner o
issuing land scrip 70 actual settlers on the public
by Mr.. COKE: A bill to amend section 1861 OF tho
Revised Statutes of the Cutrd States. Referred tc
the Committee on Military Anairs.
Mr.. BECK moved that when the Senate adjourn
IL he to meet on Thurdny next at which time ht
expressed u hope that the committees would bt
able TO take up some of the nominations for con
Rrmation.
The CHAIR nut the motion, and declared II lost
Mr.. CONKLlNG called for q division, whicl
being taken the motion prevailed and ON motion
OF Mr.. HAMIIS, the Senate at ~ 10 went into eS
ccutiye session. and at 1850 the doors were opened
and the Senate adjourned.
National Republican., 1877-10-24
FUNNY THINGS.

THE favoritc kind of beau.traccs-Locks of
hair and love letters
An English woman, when tract was handed
to her, replied Thank you, am already saved"
Brick PoMERoY is the only newspaper man
that ever got even with a proof reader. He mar
ricd his.
A PHILADELPHIA paper reports that there is
an unparalleled activity In the manufacture Of
glass. This, however, Is very easily seen through.
THE Sheriff of Bullock County, Ga. levied
on thirty.scvcn rattCSrakes the othcr day.-Er-
change. That's tangled style Of seizure, isn't II
SITTING BULL can never be civilized. One
OF his prayers has the words: "May he who lies
th.day die first" No civilized man would pray
like that.
Mr.. BERGH sighs because ladies share in
criminal sports. But, Mr., Bergh, the when
old maids can catch flies on window-panes has
nearly passed.
ENTERPRISE is the life of trade. but GER
tninly an English undertaken has just carried II a
little tDo far. lie exhibited In the window Of his
store, duly placared, the lid of the coffin In which
Mile 1iticns was To be buried.
Now THAT Clcopatra's needle is coming to
London. the difficult thing is to secure good sight
| for 1t Alas, II has no cye!-GrGphic. You make
the strangest mistakes Graph! II there Is needle
that Is a big thing on the sea, it's Cleopatra. s.
Though we are afraid, from the latest dispatches
that its one of the councrsunk kind
National Republican., 1877-10-24
Hotel Arrivals

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If &.s aT% al%y M!1 Rd::iasE and w" @ MIS- va"ss n'%
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Mr. Mr. s NewciI ToI John 1 MHford, Mrs Mniori,
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IMompT q, And WGe ! HsTS! \ n and G wIfe @ rst!! nd
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Ryan, n! lalclphai Biyle Ohio; 7 MelInchy
SSJ & ;SS% ShS Conn., rS'?a In TyGS
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son, Tesrs; Z FRENCH Ohio; cha: Sci on,sher, Hal
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Carpenter and servant, San Francisco; Dr MalsoI
Hnd wife Montreal, Can; II Myer, Y; Gen A 4
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| Key West Fla; J X HnywnrC liannib Il, Mo-
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