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Coming hack from trip to Havre, a
Partisan bewailed his misfortune to his
railway companions: "One thing is Ger.
tain-you won't catch me in any more OF
these excursions. Host my wife and my
cane" And then he added, between soils
"a new cane, too"
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He appeared to he aImcss gone Roll.
ing his eyes toward the partner of bis boz
som, he grasped, "Bury me meath the
weeping willow, and plant simple white
rose above my head" "Oh, it's no use,"
she snapped ont. "Yonr nose would
scorch the roots!" He got well
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SWORN EVIDENCE.
the following Cure 10 probably the most ~.
fnarkabIe ever effected by any medsoai
preparation for the treatment
OF catarrhf

Gsntiemen,- hereby certify that have had Cstarfh
for ten years. and for the last six years have been
buEzins In tho head, pains across the temple dizzy
tSnsils hard ana Constant cough severe pain
fspdy n ny head and that coud
Seemed S e eSss point OF
would then have recourse to every means in my power
II fSS c6nssant III and
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CURE FOR C1TisRH: After using the nrst bottle be.
gan TO improve rapidly The nrst doss seemed 70 clear
ass s hsd o 1G srss sa1sn n Re for
e aaS By uDs ssens II n
20 that iaey soon ceased to trouble me- The
across my chest disappeared the buzzing noises In my
head sense. q seeing sna Of n Tsss
81 he s y Cum FOE
have seen 1ssr great deal p sarns cstarfs
hope to convince many that this 81 great remedy:
tised By the best physicans and have consulted he
most eminent about my case. have used every kind
81
se taken great care Of my general but obtaneq
noreliefor encouragement fom any OF them.
BosToS, Feb. q. Is1. GEO.F DNsAoRE
suFToLx,ss. FKs. . isA
more shd made OATH that the foregoing stssssns s.
lin subscribed Is true. Before me,
SETH }. THOMAS. Juaesos ofshs Pssot
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A PASTORAL.

The golden light of sunset
Shines on the corn-feids round,
And the breeze as 1t passes over.
Makes sweet, rippling sound.
Spectator.
The bees and the saws are buzEing
Down in the lumber mill,
While astride of the old mares crupper,
A huge horse-hy sits still.
--Popgakeepsie Telegraph.
In the shimmering Of the twilight
The skeeter doth appear,
And eyes the end of the maiden's nose
With cruel, wicked leer. s..s-
IN. T. Efpress.
In the dark and solemn midnight
The bed-bug goes to work,
And the sleeper wakes and scratches,
Swearing like an angry Turk.
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Tim undersigned, having been appointed
/ Notary Public, would inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he is
prepared to Gil Pensioners Blanks. admin
ster oaths, take Dispositions, acknowledge
Deeds. Mortgages. and other instruments OF
writing. JOHN JRFFBRS.
aprlS, Beallsville. Monroe Co., Ohio.
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Each paetaee contains DR. sanfords fmproved pnAxt,
ing Tube with ull directions for use In all ceses. ee
S11N For sals by all Wholesale and Retail D.a9g1gtd
Genera Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston NasA
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i. r. FARQUHAR. M. ID.
fFormerly of Zsuesvilie, Ohio,)

Physician and Surgeon,
Otios and residence in the Kirkbrids property,
sWOODSFI ED, OHIO.
Having located at the above place, offers his
Professional services. where he hopes by
close attention to business to merit public
ssn6dsnoa and patronage.
Chronic Diseases will receive special
attsnsisa. Fr TTss y > MNy4,gSL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-16
KING or rnE scnuEIzENs.
wniam Hayes Crowned by the Marksmen In
the Inion HIN Park.

The Jersey SEDUCTION Corps concluded
their three days festival on Union Hill yoster-
day A procession marched from the head
quarters in Hudson street. Hoboken with ban
ners waving. and a big brass band preceding.
First. rather. WAS the ponderous Marshal Bar
ncy Clauscn Following tho band were the
United Schuctzen Cadets n fine lot Of nearly u
hundred German boys in uniform. Then came
nearly POO Of the Jersey ScEuetzen Corps. and
last. not least Herman d. Busch. drawn in a
barouche by four stawart horses. In carriages
also were the King In 1868. H. W. Drummer:
King in 1864 Frcd. Miller; King in 1865. Chas
llahc; King in 1866. John W. Schneider and
King ia 1871 John Wilig. When the park
was reached. Shooting was begun for the hast
tmo After the DAYS contest In shooting on
tho target Of honor. open only to corps mem
beers for three days a brnss cannon Proclaimed
tho shooting finished at 2 II. NJ A star cham
Der commission. in which the Gcrmans had
confidence took tho bulls-cycs that had been
made-tho four-inch disks having been strip
ped from the target after they were siruck-ip "A
private room in the Gen. Wright castle. where.
by a queer machine. the eNaN distance Of each
rifle shot from the centre of the bull's-eye was
measured. Every disk bore marx which told
who had pierced IT,
Then. surrounded by matron- and maidens
in holiday attire on the lawn before the castle,
their lnbors in coin and whnt they pri2ed more
the smiles OF their friends 1t was plcinrosguA
procession aftcrwaTd. that marched behind
the brass band up and down the grounds.
Then William Hayee. who had made the best
score on all the targets, was crowned King
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-16
4 MYSTERY SOLTED.
Why the Patterson Police now Believe that
McGraIi va. Not Murdered.

Paterson's Chief OF Police discovered late
on Wednesday that Bartholomew McGrail.
whose body was found on the railroad track
noar Passaic on Sunday evening. and who was
believed TO have boon murdered had been killed.
by q train. The Chief received the first infor-
nation OF this from letter from drovcr whose
brother was on the freight train upon which
McGrail attempted 10 ride. One OF the most
suspicious circumstances had been the fact that
the engineer Of the train TINT ran over MrGrails
dead body sad that 1t was cold. and must have
been dead for some time. This engineer. when
found and questioned admitted that there WAS
warmth in the body when II was picked up, but
he still thought the death must have been
caused 10y the previous train.
Tho previous train started from Paterson de-
pot at + 81 Ii will bc remembered that the last
seen Of McGral was at the light In which lac
was engaged IN upper Main street After be-
blood from his face with his handkerchief ana
thrust tho handkerchief into his pocket Then
no probably walked through Slater street to.
ns the train was making the switch. He
attempted 70 get on no cahoose. "nh
seoms that he wont along the train and got on
an oil car six cars ahead OF the caboosc, al
though be was not discoyered until after the
cuded not 10 put him of until reaching Passalc
bridge Ms he did not want - stop the train.
blew of. He was very drunk. and waved his
hands and gesiiculaicd ~ frantic manner
when the tram stopped NJ lnSshlc nrldgH lnc
conductor told the brakeman 90 Tut the drunk
en- man on NJ Grail was very ugly. aud ro-
fused to get on. and a ulssc cnsuod The
brakeman finally olAspod McGrail around the
body. and dragged him along the track and
down the ombankmcnt at the Aycrigg cross
ing. whore he was left. McGrai ran
for Tor some distance, The. brakeman yelled
at him, Let Goon.ooEr sl III XIX {qo,
lis hold. He did rot @ppGGe,r to be hurt by tho
crossing again. That was the last scon OF him.
There seems little doubt. in the minds Of tho
police, that McGraii was accidentally killed. but
BY which Of tho two trains It ID AS yet impos-
slblo to say,
Trustworthy evidence has boon found that
Bell and Irving. who were arrested on suspi-
cion could not have been with McGra on sun.
day night. They were both released on bail
Snttorwnite 10 atop the chemical analysis
OF the supposed blood spots on Bells panta;
looms. DIR. Quinn of Paterson. who exam ned
the spots believes that they were mud and not
blood. This physician. who also made tho
autnpsy says that there was no evidence from
MoGraiIs Injuries that they were ccnuscj by
anything else Than railroad accident, INC
inuucst Is 10 be held 10 day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-16
NIX. BERNfRD's VIII.
And Mysteriou. Tin uox that the Iegntees
Arc Said to Feel Anxious About.

The will OF William IL. Bernard OF III
Remscn street. Brooklyn. who died on June TO-
was admitted To probate by Surrogate Daley. In
Brooklyn yesterday. Mr.. Bernard was a re-
tired merchant and was worth 100000. He
was well known in Brooklyn. His wife died
several years ago His adopted daughter Kuto
married Assomblyman W. H. Warning. She
died. and Mr.. Warning n~rried again. About
1872 Mr.. Bernard took liking for May Fan
ming, "a young girl whose pnronis were poor,
He oit0n visited her. and finally took her into
his house ms housewife His relatives wore dis.
pleased Mt this and some OF them. who had lived
In his house quilted IL. After Mr.. Demands
death the relatives were pleased 20 ma TINT
Miss Tanning was not mcnuonci IN tho Will
Tho property was divided w by the Will among
tho brothers and sisters, aud their children and
the children of Mrs Waring. subsequently a
letter We found requesting the executors to
pay NJ ss Tanning $4,000 Tor her own exclusive
use.
still later II is said mysterious tin box has
boon discovered in a safe deposit vault, which
ia 10 be opened subIoct " the order OF the Sur
rogat0. II IL thought that thlh box may contain
a later will aMply providing for Miss flaming,
and its opening iB awaited with anxiety.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-16
NIBLO's odRDEN IN COURT
Why the stewart Estnte IL seeking TO Dis
possess the Le-sees-Two stories.

decided sensation was created in thcat-
rical circles yesterday by tho announcement
that Gardner 4 Bachc. the present lessees Of
Nibos Garden were to be dispossessed imme-
diately. In March last they rented the theatre
Of the Stewart estate at s22. 800 per annum. pay
able in weekly nstallmcnts Of t5G250. The es-
tato mpains that the lessces have paid only
few weeks rent. and arc now Sc 900 or 1000 in
arrears. The caso was to have come up for
trial yesterday before Judge Clancy In the Sec
ond District Court. but MS only three OF tho
twelve jurors who had been summoned were
present, it was adjourned until to-day,
agent said that the estate Is acting very unustly
toward them TINT II was understood at the time
OF drawing the Lease they were 70, have forty
run the theatre ut q loss through the summon
months. they should be allowed TO profit by the
revival Of business in the fall lie said that last
since the warm weather set In the receipts have
fallen below the expenses.
Murtha. il that our audience don't pntronize
the hotel bar sufficiently. When they do they
buy beer or nitecn-cent straight drinks. whereas
tho Metropolitan wants them to or der forty
cent brandy. and that so Of thing"
Mr.. stephen Dodge, tho agent for the property
on behalf Of the estate. was found In the down
laughed at Mr.. Murtha's notion that he wanted
to get Gardner x Bacho out because their
audiences don't buy forty-cent drinks; The
price Of drinks" he said. has nothing to dc
with it,; These people owe rs $4,000 or $1,000
which they refuge TO pay. We have two eligible
offers FOR the theatre. and We lntenG to lot II as
Gardner x Bnche have thrown every obstacle
IN our way. They have raised every technical
objection. but they will have to vacate. and that
very soon. They broke their agreement with
us in respect 10 the tariff prices Of seats. They
are Improbable tenants. and we can't afford &c
runs theatre for nothing in order to please the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-16
no SUFFER- THE DEATH PENALTY.
j ohm Ten EycL. the Murderer Of David still
man and hi. WIFE, to be Hanged To-day.

PIrTsFIELD Mass Aug. l5.-John Ten
Eyck. brutal negro 46 years OF age. will be
hanged tomorrow in the county prison in this
town for double murder. committed Thanks
giving Day last. Nov. 80. 1877. in sheffield, ono
OF the southernmost towns Of Berkshire county,
His victims were David Stllman. an in
offensive old man Of ~ years, and his wife. who
WAS e. Their children having grown up and
moved away the old couple. who were we'll 10
do lived by themselves In tidy farm house.
east Of the liousatonic river and two miles from
sheffield village,
Tho Slu will tomorrow print the confession
by John Ten Eyck OF several crimes, He
acknowledges the burning Of Gen. IT, o..
Phelps's barn. in North COlbrOOk, Conn. tho
burglary OF Judge Sedgwick's house. at Nor.
folk Conn. and participation n the forgery OF
tho name of Erastus NJ. Fay. Treasurer OF the
Church Manufacturing Company. lie makes
no reference to the murder tor which he Is
fcssion. whom he says: AS Tor murder. cnn-
not IN ruth and conscience. confess IT, n the
interview this evening. Ten Eyck 81 protested
his Innocence OF the crime for which he Is 20 DO
executed and aVorrcd that his confession re-
lated ~ othor and minor Ofcnccs Notwlth-
standing he has not AT this tmo twenty hours
T. live. he Ia cool and almost uncOnccrncd. de-
clarinR that he il ready To die.
Eyery arrangement for the execution Is per
lrtod. md It is tho only topic Of conversation
here Whilo public opinion Il unanimous In
Der Of the women OF Pltsneld who do not be-
il"No IN capital punishment. are going out OF
town tomorrow rather than remain near the
| SPOT HhcIo tho legal murder" liz committed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-16
Tommy Buras'. Hard Lot.

Mrs Kate Connolly. Keeper OF beggors'
loiim hose at i2i BAEtsr street, e't'ei the iohee
Central Onics last evening with Thonas Burns, sis
SrarOld boy Ills mother and his steplnther John Gal
hhan. are IN the perienusry The mother hsl sent
word TO Mrs Connolly TO put the hoy N che rive POINTS
Mission school unu her rctIrn. hut Nj feao.
the supHrintc sdrnt, had REUSED 70 take HIM ana
she wished a. sat hiin under the care oil the p1ca me
boy sent up sitNs u Mrs MrLb where Ne Ars 30
Cosnild the subject ~ many complaints TO llA So cJ
for me Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Children the slepE'hcr
y blind beggar and te boy MAS employed 10 Head m
liishcuuncnt and the fact that hia occupation ed Inn
into nAni Objectionable places attracted attenllh, h,d
the OF complaints TO the hOcctA, whose OH
corshad scarctcd or the boy IN VAIN unul chance Threw
Llin into their hands
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TIE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
Austria. Army OF Occupnuo n-stIn Fighting
Ia Bosnia.

vienna Aug 15.-Gcn. Phillipovich tcle-
graphs tina, Iianl rasha AMI dcpuiaon Of the leading
inhabitants Of Scracvo interviewed him. and begged him
To stop his advance as neither Information from the
Fore nor the Austrian PROCLAMATION hat been rromul.
gated At scracvo Gcn rhiihpovch refused thor Re
quest telling them that Europe had dccrcei the occura.
ton and the Porte had as-ncd 60 IT, lie calirl upon
tie dcputauon o. use upr influence To calm The popua.
unu
Gen ZaparV commanding uhc Twentieth division. tel.
ceraphs from Dohoi mat he Yro ousv alta NOD on
Tho 1874 inst, hut succeeded IN rcpusng his a.-Hanta
lie ncvcrihcc'> on account of the aek % ammunition
resumed on ic iith inst his retreat O. Dohui He saved
all ht. wounded and IN. train though Ia, troop. cX.
hausiri ami constantly hafa--'d 10y insursrnt bands
were tcm~clvc. Obliged to drag wagons bad road.
LoSpoS. Aug ~ Advice. received by the WAY of CON-
stautnupc thAtGcn LspNrYs division OF the Austrian
AMY ~ occupation was defeated near Tukla Oh tho ll
VI AMsu.t after hatte Winch lastcA iMnlNe hyur,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-16
ANAMERIc1N cITIzEN's COMPLAINT


Chief Steward Harding Of the steamer Cant
ma plying between New York and Bermuda claims that
he has been subjected TO outrage by Capt Tdccoat
and the British authorities at Bermuda lie had slight
difficulty with the Captain the outward passage In
July, but supposed II was passed over ON his ar
rival at Bermuda he arrested Tor characterization.
AMI confined in inil alone In a Close cell for four
teen days with n bread and water diet The steward
claims that the British Judge at Bermuda favored the
Captain who British subject white lac /, an Anne rican
Ctn and that the bermuda authorities had no iurls
dicuon, even II hc were guity. The proper course
would have been FOR the Captain 10 put him IN irons and
brought hn back TO the shipping port The steward say
hi only rcdrrs. now i o bring The case before British
Court Of Admiralty. when the Government calls the a.
tnt"n Of The British Government TO tlc outrage On all
American citizen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-16

Mary Smith OF i97 Third avonuc. a pretty
brunette " year, of age, whc waiting for car At
Twenty second street ami THIRD svcuuc last evening
was sccosted 10y Young she the street
TO escape him. but he followed her onccr kicrnsn
tered The man away. bat hc turned aut STRUCK the
oncct several blows In the face with cane drawing
thr blood ani nearly uns, ting the officer H.
police station who're he r.ctibcd himself as Frederick
Price toH@her ~ 1874 East TWcnN seventh street lie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-16

SAN Francisco. Aug. lj.-'rhis morning VIM.
@ English Wa, fatally .ho, an the bsck with shotgun IA
uie hand, of Henry C,ulacid WHO claimed lsul ou
which fueiish was battling fcncc CaulneM h, a motto
nous icsporlio having been indicted 20 time. most ot
which iulit tuUuts Tor attempts At murder Ic las
been Desperately wounded several times, having hal
three revolver balls rut INTO him once. IN, lung, pcuo
trird tNicc, Hui hi, hen ,put oprn with AK, be-
sides having his eye knocked out with club
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-16

NgwroRT. II. l.. Aug. Is Tho following we're
elected to-day toreprescnt the wcsehesol Polo cub at
the great match sept AT Buffalo with the Buffalo Polo
club James Gordon Bennett, August Belmont, Jr.
Rowland Robbins y drsy Giiswoli. Herman ocirichs
and Peter. Two OF these go MS extra players Nj Hen.
nett viii act ~ captain oi the team 70 pla bore
SATURDAY with tlit Qicrns county fulO CLUB There
were font pigeon matches TO-DAY on the grounds Of the
kArTapnns,u Gun tluh, james Gordon Bennett Icing
.mnnp the shooters Tiiro matches were Won ny TStV
81 Van Bulcu ni Nov YORK and one By lcire Loril
lad, ~ Asv OF New lork Nhn bulcn klicl ont OF
ind, Mlich the hest shooting ever recorded here
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-16
Tennessee Democratic Convention.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Aug l5-Tne Demo
cratic state Convention here today tho
largest ever held there no, being
the nllr for all the delegations The two
largest delegations those Of Nashville aud Memphi,
occupied positions In The galleries The lion Holmes
Cunn,lns OF Upton was elected permanent Chairman
The two thirds rule IN reference to AomnauOns lOr the
uovcrnorship was adopted senators llar,s aud Bailey
addrcssed the Convention dlrlng the evening
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-16

Covert D. Bennett suspected Of completely In
the murder Of Richard H. smith; the Jer,oy CitN police
onccr }rttcrday d,mantcd OF the police 10 ha'eH Apply
scisn sent 10 him else "a he allowed 60 walk lie
walked for 20 minuts W the corridor. snd then MAS lock
cd M Avn IN his ecu
Mrs smith was VISITED on Wedno dAy by her mother
MTS Cnimsn who MAS received Verl ungrAciuusN The
pr aoner ordered her TO quit heI presence immediately
NM ngv,r rctin Mis- Watson, Mr., Smh'f sister,
called Oh her YESTERDAY aud had lVss conversation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-16

MANCHESTER Aug. l5.-Thc Manchester
G.ir'aa. Iomion corrc- onlcnt SAYS "1tsrtporicd IN
well informed cr jos that Admiral iiornhy ha teen ".
derci uy telegraph that as the cmbark,on OF
the Russian Imperial Guard has been completed he shall
withdraw hs -ccr % of thc British fleet from the rrncc
Islands ia The S'a ni Nsrgprs a. G1iro. hut not
ufr so , MtditcrIHhg au Until the remainder ufhc Rus
sian troops have retired ws oi tAafII. and the IurA,
securely 900 the possession oi those works lie will
tIu leave 81. i,' uuulUr 90 -l, Gullipuli and
fo Gult ni Stfu. g. luAuliu Tie u,iouhht, of tho
Peninsula uiul COD tle Russian, beyond Aduanupr.
Or across tbs Bakaus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-16

PHILADELPHIA. Aug ia Ave mile swim
ming match took place IN the Delaware, between u
Butler Of Philadelphia aud kCh'it Ware Of New YOlk
the afternoon FOR sEOn>ic The course wss iron Fivr
Mile Rou 10 SMITHS Island both men iumpcd intn the
ilVrr az 3OP NJ ana SWAN MI thr tlic Butler took
the lead aud maintsnod II 90 the 0nd. hling
Ina com ah,ut halt niic aud couing IA ten aim
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-16

SAN Francisco. Cal. Aug i5.-Thc steamship
city Of sylne> brought intelligence Of the abandonment
" the British bark k'dar. from Burrart lnl,t
with lumber for Melbourne, near Kan Friendly
Islands. on Cooks Islsnl on April , hnrri
cane swept the sea over the bark, making \
complete wreck In this condition the crew remained
aboard hfN days when they made raft aud weak and
tHmishei. managed TO reach land Their sufcImes Tor
the want Of food ana water great, but only one
persisted The remainder we're taken 10 New Zealand On
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-16

WARRINGTON. Aug. i5.-Thc do faoio Post
master General, accompanied by Mrs key AMI two or
three Post once officials lett here TO night Tor watkins
Glen hni hiAgatA Pals After waiting tosc points, the
party viii visit CcyeIluI, ono and i,rm tfe make
general Of the west possibly cNtnink then TRIP
IN. a. California hr Key VIII be abseni loi about two
nonthy AMI DEN y neT wili act ~ Postmaster General
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-16

PoTTsyILLE. Pa. Aug. Is. The Turkey Run
colhcry near Shenandoah which l., operated ~ Has,
Brcniser 4 Co and employs 80 men snd boys suspend
ed TO day OWING lack 0rdtfstoi coal /, belle, 4
that other cociivs IN the icstpn Will also suspend
tor the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-16

ST PETERSBURG. Aug. lj.-The igence Rsse
SAY the allegations m regard 10 Russian expedition to
Central Asa relate 60 Ilcuces belonging o. time
when England was preparing Tor with Russia. The
ord ir Russian pref araon, have since been eountcr
mauled
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-16

LONDON Aug. ia despatch from Bucha-
rest tn tho NiAs saws rNc RIsNan. occupied Nlinn
Hnlsatia. on the mn of August The GARRISON IS 60
SIS oi lny'l men Will lpi suns"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-16

WAsHlEGToN. Aug. 49, Tho PoSt has returns
iTum ~ VI the 'rnnlA couuuos IN Gen Eppa iun'ons
di,,it except two The returns lto tho General IA
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