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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-19
THE BANQUET AT CHICAGO.
Reception Of the Boston Commercial
Club.

CHICAGO, December Is. The banquet by one
hundred oil ChIcago's most eminent merchants,
business aud public men to the Commercial Club
of Buslon, AT the Grand Pacific Hotel, last even
ing, proved to be the most magnitcent and sue.
cessiui ever Civ, II in Chicago.
n. X. Fan banks, Esq, pr, sided. On his right
sat john w. Gambler, r. esident of the CONNER
cial Club. and on his left Hon. L. Is. Washburne
ex-Miu.ter to France.
The opening welcome speech by Mr.. Fairbanks
and the response by Mr. Gambler were most grace
fully made and appropriate.
Messrs. w ashburne, sullivan, Fairwell, Presi-
dent Harris OF the Chicago, Burlington l. Quincy
Railroad, and others OF chicago, and Messrs. Du-
pee, Guild Clark, Lincoln and others of the club,
Interested and instructed the company until
late ur
A telegram from Governor Rice, expressing the
earnest appreciation of Massachusetts, and es-
peclally Boston. Tor the courteses extended to
their representatives, was received by Mr. Cand-
lef and read during his speech.
The banquet ball and tables were very elabor-
ately aud tastefuly decorated with flowers aud
the music, by a selected orchestra was of the most
refined character.
The Chicago merchants breakfasted with the
club al = 80 O'Clock, and after the most interest
ng aud cordial mutual good byes they left in three
special Pullm- II cars via Fort Wayne.
All united in the conviction that their visit to
Chicago and their intercourse with her men of af-
fairs would prove the most pleasant and benef.
cisl.
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THE VANDERBILT CASE.
New Developments and ImpO, tant T. 9.
timOny.
SHARP WORDS BETWEEN THE COUN-
Sell.

NEW YORK, December IS. In the Surrogate
court to-day IN the Vanderbilt Will case, Cornell.
ius son of the testator testified that his brother
William (proponent) treated him haughtily on &C.
caslons. In 1854 be was arrested and sent to la
matte asylum, but was at once discharged. Next
day he took out a writ of habeas corpus, and st
court met W NJ. and his counsel, and William told
him he had better not go on with the habeas pro
ceeding; that be was sent to the asylum to save
him from State Prison for forgery, and if he went
on with it he would to prison and his father would
dlsinheiit him.
He replied that there was no fou ndston for the
charge, and went on with the case and was dis.
charged. and went to see the man he WAS alleged
to have injured, who said i, was another man that
did it.
The contestants counsel. Mr.. Lord, having
spoken Of this as conspiracy by William, the lat
ters counsel MIR. Clinton, accused him of foul
SANDER on his client, and there was hot ex-
change Of compliments between the counsel.
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ILLINOIS.
Bank Matters.

CHICAGO, December Is. 1t is now about GER
tain that W +. Endicott, President of the defunct
Genital National Bank. has left the city for good
having transferred to the bank his shares of stock
and taken flu, ds instead.
Receiver Glover reports that his investig cations
have disclosed considerable crookedness on the
part of the management. 1t is extremely doubt.
iul If more than comparatively small dividend
will be declared.
The assets are about S433, 900, of which 800, 900
are worth par, $l50000 are doubtful, $47, 900 10 in
cash, and the rest are doubtful
Some oi the stockholders are responsible men,
but the standing of large number Of them is I'm.
known, Is they live in Eastern cities.
BosTos. December Is. The Spring field, Ill.,,
Saving, Bank closed this morning. Tue liabili.
ties are $l62 600 chiefly to small depositors
Most OF the directors are wealthy, and it Is stated
that every liability " III be paid in full.
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81 SIs,s6i 20 81 ,sss AZ 70
This statement shows decrease 10 the depos is
and profits of the banks during the year ending
November 5, 1917, of 1920 33l.Si The decrese
OF depositors for the same period is $50, the
whole 4umber now being SS66l. The average
deposit of each is 1903. The decrease in net de-
posts i. 81 633 29s.01. The profits of the banks
are S1l2, y66, Is more than IN 1876.
Last year the securities owned by banks upon
which the payment of interest coupons aud divi-
dends were suspended amounted to 81 l05 9jj SO
this year IL $40, $50 decrease of Sl65 .S05.S9.
The smount of non paying securities is a fraction
over per cent. of the assets of the banks, There
has been q decide and comnenuabe gain in the
proportion Of strong and sale securities--a de-
crease In railroad and corporation bonds and
stocks and loans on the same. and real estate mort
cages, and an increase IN United States bonds.
Tue percentage of expenses 10 ths management
Of the banks Is u small fraction over fourth Of
one per cent.
SIX OF the sixty banks have not declared dvi.
dends the past year Fifty -four have declared and
paid sem-annual dividends al the following rates,
VIZ. three per cent; II, three per aud two
and one half per cent.; /, two and three fourths
and TWO and one half per cent; g. two and one
hal and two per ceLt.; three two per cent.
There has been wide disagreement in the con-
strucuon of tle law relative TO the tight to pay
interest TO anv ore depositor for any amount Of
deposit over 81 900 that was on deposit when the
new law went INTO effect, and the examiner rec
omnends such ANNE nument as W III prevent such
difference of opinion. The examiner also recon
menus au increase in ULiied Stat, bonds III by
the banks ill oneiouit To OF the deposits at lesat
are thus invested; that preference be given TO
bonds OF New England States and municipalities
over those of the West; that investments il real
estate be reduced; that The recent l,w he 20
smc ude as 10 rease The reserve fluid to 10 per
OF the assets. and compel receivers to port
to the bank examiner, whe Their appoint.d under
tins or former laws also a reduction of one fourth
OF one per ceut in the rate OF taxation.
lyon advise me we'll" when you say, "Usc
SLIPPERY ELM LOZENGES for your cough"
For sae by all dIugsi,ts.
Casweil & Co., conner Washington and Winter
Sts., Boston.
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THE EASTERN WAR
a" explanation OF lha Porte,s
Circular.
A0"AisH ISDIGNATION AcArp.r
ENGLAND.
'"S IMPRESSION in London thar Enc.
'""a VIII Oppose the Opening Of
the Dardaneiles.

CossrANTiNopLE. December 10. rr
interpret atoms having been given 10 n.
o, the porte inviting mediation. it is ofcislv sxl
planned that Turkey does not approach ~. ~ "a
ers rs vanquished State, sin, She s,il ~. pow
line; Of defense which the government beIie,. .ro
would be able to hold 'sN's sne
Inc porte. BY its circular, desires to iu,im.,. :.
~nissness 20 CONSIDER proposals made BY the
to Turkeys refusal to adhere to those nrono.slIk
the porte thinks might be determined now on
that basis. nv" w
LONDON. December Is. The Times Cbp,tsp.
tinople despatch says:
England is In great disfavor here Oh Account
favor Of Seivia renders possible.
nheie Is strong Impression here that England
WIZ oppose the opening Of the DsrdsneIles, which
uikey anu probably all other powers are prepsr-
SION II will be because of the condition that Enc.
gland will help them in their extremity"
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f. F. Pisbury, ESQ.,, of the Maine Standard, is
to give familiar talk or lecture, before the Au-
gusta Reform club, at their room, on Thursday
evening. All are invited.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
iMVEsTlGATIQN OE tue MEXICAN
RELATIONS.
The Paris Exposition.

WASHINGTON, December Is. In comul,nce
with the request OF the subcommittee to iuvesti.
gate our Mexican relations, the secretary of war
summoned Col. Shafer and Lieuts. Bulls and
turner who recently pursued Mexican marsud.
e's into Mexico. TO appear before the sub com
mlttee January 7th. Until the arrival of those
officers the sub-commitee W i'll transact NO busi
ness unless an emergency arises.
Two sail ny ships and steamers will be ready to
sail IN February and March under the direction OF
the secretary Of the navy, with goods for the
French International exposition.
Ihe commissioner of agriculture will prepare
an extensive display Of the products of this coun-
try, and also will exhibit choice collection of
the different kinds q wood Of the United
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local ann State Mems.

See Local and State news on fourth.
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THE EAsTERN QUEsrlo1.


r, LONDON, December 10. TAs Ie,S..- ...-~..
- 1 5o OF the Manchester Gusrdiss teles,s"Ss
II vas the gossip Of al III, vo,s,.., -. ~
Gay, that the cabinet il divjdsd 49, - - -
oes 70 De taken to prsveEt ope-siSSi sE.ss::.s
elm m M;y o. Paris, and that Lord DerSv. -.
sch. gs % If g'ass for India are opposed 70 e. -
summoned much sarlier Than u.ns, 4. /. NJ W. =
gYUo.o,e that Parliament will meet - sSf "a
v.naary,t to which time il WA proros,s - ~
to m.;n out The means BY which BsaecssSsd Ses
Par. w; r. British interests under The tsSsT q
"en' usually meets in February.
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Thousands OF men have their eyes turned
toward Wall St The enterprising American is q
natural speculstor He is ven,uresome, bold and
usually shrewd in his operations. But specula-
tors need TO employ brokers who are experienced
and honest. We can unreservcdly recommend
Alex Rockingham & Co, II Wall st. Send for
their Financial Report" before making any in.
yestmeuts.
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POLITICAL.
Secretary Evarts In New Yerk.

E. NEW YORK, December II. Secretary W.. n.
nvarts was IN Consultation about tvc -. -.
o., noon with Postmaster James. A. the Poss".:ss,
ISL s'a e 70 oe the bosom friend Of Senator Cor.
the consultation 10 in reference IA = hs.1;.. % tSss
aneged Antagoni.m between Evsrts md CosSi;s~
DON parties are rsticent. Il Il NOT ksevn -
whether Evarts has called upep Collector xrsSsr
Ur .ne otner custom officers. Surveyor Nerritt
custom house,
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
A Drunken Carnival.

WEBSTER, December Is. A team containing
three men and boy, returning to Grovesj dale
from q drunken carnival in Dudley, ran into OBJ
struclons by the roadside, Sunday fternoou, the
result of reckless driving. The wagon was
smashed. Henry Nickerson was instantly killed.
A man named Hsbbe was seriously aud probably
fatally injured. The third man had all his ribs
broken, but may survive, and the boy was badly
bruised.
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Supreme Judicial Court.-Libbey, ~ pre-
siding.

TUESDAY, Dec. is.
Charles w. Trafton VS.. Ellen E. Trafton, Ex'x.
The plaintiff rested his case at the close of the
forenoon session. After dinner, Mr.. Sonle opened
for the defence, and called some ten or twelve
witnesses. 1t is claimed in defence that Olive
Jackson, for whose board the plaintiff claims to
recover. returned to her fathers house after her
husbands death, with the understanding that she
should live there as one of the family, turning in
her labor and cans as compensation for her sup
port. There was an error in yesterdays report
in stating the balance claimed against Olives es-
tate at about $500. 1t should have been about
$l7Oo. The testimony Is nearly closed.
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ANOTHER FIRE.
The Loss Quite Heavy.

BosroN, December IS. Early veseerAsv ->r>
ing, IRE broke out in the lower story Of Npsie
Hall block at Brockton. Mass.. swned b. Henri
L. Bryant, damaging the baildiag $4,000; =
sured 5000. The block WAS occupisd b. II. c.
Meade, millinery loss 1000; insurance Ga.
500; 4. L. Lowell, tailor, Ioss oSSO0: i,s.rsI
5000; A. H Loring, sewing machines, 90. 90
insured $500; N. N. Gursey, music tscchss. ~
x2loo; insured 500. Several other eccupas0
were damaged BY smoke and steam.
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Death.
ROCkLAND.
EIecJlOu.

RocKLAND, December Is. At the representa-
tive election in the class Of South Thomasto vi
nalhaven and North Haven, Monday, to fill the
vacancy, Bushrod Clay. republican, was elected
over Luther II. Rowell, democrat This is re-
publican gain.
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Dec SION.

DAVENPORT, December Is. The Supreme
Court decided in case appea led from this county
that the ley islative act allowing cities and towns
to vote a tax 10 aid OF railroad or other public
corporations 10 coustit utiopal
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As Mr.. George Stevens Of Sidney, architect,
riding from his home TO this city, where be is
employed, yesterday morning, shaft OF the wag-
on broke, aud he was thrown quite violently into
the road. He sustained several quite severe
bruises, so that he was unable to proceed to his
place of business, but oblg, to return home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-19

The cutest thing for napkin holder and ring
is the spring coutrivance for that purpose invent
ed by Mr.. Jeremiah Fiske. 1t is simple. neat and
inexpensive; gotten up in good style, it is afford
ed for twenty five cents. 1t seizes the napkin with
firm grip, and holds it just right for the protec-
ton Of the bosom, and when its work il done in
that respect, serves as holder for the napkin,
which lays in folds within It's embrace. Partridge
Brothers are the Augusta agents for this neat and
useful Invention; II is retalled at their store.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
Arrested.

ST. JOHN, December Is. Great excitement va
created here last evening, owing 70 the arrest Of
Charles Chapman at the Queens Hotel, By Dstsc-
the Queens Hotel, Decenbsr I'd. iaiormiag he
proprietor be was detective seeking Kn klux
Khan who committed depredations darisg the vas.
Detective Bsylie saws Chspmana last operates
was forgery for $4,000 10 Georgia. He will ba
examined to-day.
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NEBR ASkA.
RunnOr.

| BosToN December Is. 1t 10 stated that eX.Ssn-
ator Hitchcock of Nebraska, 10 to he appointed
Conssl General at Paris. vice Gen. Terbert, whose
commission expires in January.
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The Augusta Soldiers Monument Asso

The Augusta Soldiers Monument Assoc
citation,
DESTROYS of raising funds for the purpose of
erecting . suitable monument to our honored
dead, propose holding Fair and Sale for that
purpose to commence on the 18th Of January,
1873, in Meonisn Hall in the City of Augusta, and
said Association most earnestly aud respectfully
requests each and every society in the city to as
sst us In this glorious and noble undertaking, by
contributing in money or by having q table for
each society to be supplied and represented by its
own society during the Fair, or by articles for
sale. or anything that will go to make up the
great whole, will be most Thankful ly accepted by
the Association. As this is an object in which
every citizen of Augusta is interested, it is hoped
that all who can. will contribute so far as
they can without injury to themselves or family.
Committees have been appointed who will sup
crintend during the fair aud sale, and sll articles
sent to the hall for that purpose will most thank
fully be received by the association.
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Condensed TELEGRAns.

Two shocks Of earthquake occurred q Beech.
burg, Ont, between five and six o'clock yesterday
morning.
A san Francisco despatch ssys the Senate ct
noon yesterday elected J. l.. Farley, U. 8. Ssna-
tor, Dy . strict party vote.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-19

Very large buttons are all the rage. They COW
'cr ladies' cloaks and dresses, and when arranged
in two parallel rows make their wesrers look like
walking games Of dominoes. Fashion will next
impress into ats service japanese and Msjolks
GERS for dress decoration. On the masculine u
ster hugh horn buttons also promine mt. In
fact, the home-span proverb about not having
ones buttons on, Josef its Significance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-19

The congregation of the First church. Cam
bridge, Mass, of which the Rev. Alexander
Mckenzie, formerly of this city, is pastor, have
set a noble example to other religious societies
that sre in debi. BY united effort they raised
$40 900 by voluntary subscription in a single day
of last week. to pay the debt resting on their
beautiful house of worship.
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NEW HAMPsIIlRE.
Fire.

PORTSMOUTH, December Is. The Navy Yard
fire department. was called out to-day by the dis
covery Of fire at the dye building, where con-
siderable woodwork was destroyed, causing loss
of about $50. The fire caught from SCOT.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Missing.

NEW YORK, December Is. The police are en-
gagged in searching for two young girls named
Elizabeth Mitchell and Margaret Finsgan, who
have run away from Valley Falls r. |.
suicide.
II. n. Malone of Pomfret, Conn, was found
this afternoon about four miles fro n Newport, in
dying condition, be having taken the contents of
q two ounce phIsl of laudanun.
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1t 10 now time to make your selection of Christ
mas gifts. and Leighton. Scruton & Co., are ready
to furnish anything in their line at very moder-
ate price. A silk handkerchief for twenty cents
Is not very expensive, but yet very useful art.
cle
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CON ECTlCUl.


MERIDEN, December 49, At the municipal
election in this city to-day, ii. Wales Lines, re
publican, was reelected Mayor bv an over whelm.
ing majority. The other city officers elected are
all republicans. The council stands "a repubi
cans TO democrats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-19

The new building of the Waterville Bank is
fully described in the Mail. The plumbing was
doDe by Messrs. Williamson 4 Greenwood of
Augusta, under the executive care of Mr.. Henry
raber. All the principal parts of the building are
furnished with water and wash sinks, and most OF
them with water closets and other appurte nances.
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Comfy Treasurer,s Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY q VEN that shall devote
IN the time from this date 10 he first OF January
to maeing up NY accounts for the past year and
settl ny with the County Commissioners. Come
quen ly no money III tie paiH from the treasury
before Tue day Jan lat, 1878, WITH the exception
OF settlement be- ma with the juries, sheriff
aud reporter of courts
A. SrARKS, County Treasurer.
Augusta, Dec. Is, 1877. Observation-Disclosures
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Rioe.

BosfoN, December Is. About 800 canal strik-
ers 1t Cote StPsul attacked ONCE Of Davis 4 500.
contractors, with stones and revolver this sfss-
noon. Shots were returned from the ONCE, killing
one and wounding three Of the strikers.
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SENATOR BLAINE.
He will Spend a Portion Of the Holiday
Recess at the Hot Springs.

WASHINGTON. December IL. Senator Blaine
has concluded to pend portion Of the holiday
recess Of Congress at the Hot Springs Of Arkan-
sas, and will leave here for that place tomorrow
or next day.
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KENTUCKY.


NEW YORK, December Is. 1t is reported that
W. ID. Sutherland, j. v. Grisby aud John T.
Sutherland, stock breeders Of Clark county, KY,
have failed each for $50, 900.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted TO n. Atkins Of Halo.
well, are requested TO mske Immediate payment
10 the nder iRnet " they wish ~ save costs.
FRANK H. JACKSON, Assignee.
Hallowell, Dec. Is, 1877. declStlw
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Auburn is afflicted by the presence of the sever
est kind Of diphtheria.
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M AIRY L.AND.
Fatal Accident.

BALTIMORE, December Is. An oyster pungy
capsized in kAppahannock river, Thursday night,
and the crew, Including Captain Bussels and four
men were drowned.
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The Howard Benevolent Society will meet. as
usual, wish Mrs. B. F. PARROT. on Winthrop
street, this "wednesday afternoon.
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The Kennebec Land and Lumber Company
have succeeded in clearing the ice fields in front of
their ice houses in Pittston, and the river is now
there IS clear as crystal. IL it continues closed,
they will harvest the best ice they have gathered
for five years. They will put into their Pttston
houses $4,000 tons. The Centennial Company
below the Gardiner bridge. has u clear garden"
as has also the knickbocker at Farmingdale.
Every thing now promi.es q lucrative ice weld.
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OHIO.
Failure.

CINCINNATI, December Is. The liabilities O
Toll, Houlton Il Company, who assigned las
night, are estimated at S425 900; assets nominal
ly above that amount.
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The trade of Mr.. Dolliver, in the custom tailor
ing business, has greatly increased since occupy
ing his new store in North's block.
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FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING RBrOxr.

Now York. December 10. iun.
Money loaned at Sal Ger cent. on call. foFsieA
exchange weak; A.se-aA.s2k for sixty days.
and ass asSK demand. Told opened u :Qx
md closed nj io2k. Borrowing rates -oseaS pr
,ent. and Dat, and carrying rate SAT-. Clssrinss
AIS. 49, 700. Custom receipts e3lS .ooc. Treasury
iisbursed. % 500 interest," el, 800 Tor soads.
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despatch yesterday morning from Philadel
phs, published in our paper. was to the effect
tina, little girl had been fatally poisoned by
eating colored candy, 10 that place. About this
time great deal of CONNECTIONS eaten by the
5oung, and will be Till after Christmas. Parents
should be on their guard about what kinds of can
DIV they permit their children to cat. That man
ufactured by Mr.. Hart, however, will be found
to be perfectly pure and harmless.
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Yesterday was delightful day, though rather
cool; marked change from the day before which
was almost like sumner.
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An important meeting of the Knights of Honor
will be held at the lodge room this evening at IA
o'clock. Election Of officers.
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