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The New York herald., 1878-10-31
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General Gouvorncur X. Warren, United States
Army, Is at tho Everett Henry Adams. Of Boston 70
at tho BrcvoorI Congressman stophea L. Mayham,
of schsharie, N. Y. and Thomas J. Semmos, Of New
Orleans are at tho Metropolitan. Assistant Pest
master General Thomas J. BRADY is At the Aston
Ex-Governor Charles r. Ingerso OF Connsctisat, aat
General John q. Hazard, or New Orleans, arc ~ the
Aibcmarle. Colonel J. II. Baxter, Unitcd Ststss
Army, Is a. the Hoffman. General John
NJ. corss, Of Chicago, Is AZ the Giissy.
Judge John A. Campbell, OF Nav Orleans, and OK
Mayor OTIS Norcross. OF Boston, arc AZ the Finn
Avenue. General y. N. d. Young, OF Georgia, 10 -
tho New York. Paymastor A. Il. Bates, United
States Army, 10 at the Park Avenue. Or. Barnas
Scars, OF Stanton. Va, Ia At tho ST. Dcnis. Acting
Bank Superintendent Horny l.. Lamb. Of Albany, II
At tho westminstcr State Senator J. NJ. Canaan, Of
Pennsyivania, Is at tho Windsor. signer Fssraat y
~ the Union square.
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
A CLUSTER OF MURDERS.

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY ON TENNESSEE TURN
PIKE RoAp-sHoorINa ny NEonoEs-A
sHERIFF's POSSE ATTACKED.
[Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE HEaALD.1
NASHVILLE Tenn, Oct. 80, 1S7a
A horrible tragedy occurred within three milcs OF
the Hermitage sovsn O'Clock last evening. ohm
Cloyd, colored, had that morning quarrellsd with
and fatally shot Winfield Mcwhirtsr altsros-
tien concerning the picking Of cotton. Frank War.
pool, who deputixsd TO arrest Cioyd, summoned
Dr. Raymer, James Mcwhirter and John Osborne 70
assist him. They 70 the house Of John William
son, coored, and found him heavily armed
with two pistols and gun, and saw two
men run from the mouse 40 they entered They
took Williamson into custody and started down
the turnpike with nim, believing they would
oversaks cloyd At Green Hl village NOS far aistant
When IN front or Dr. john T. Gloavss' residence,
Nc. Whrter went into It 70 leave = gun he
had borrowed, thinking the danger had passed.
No Whirter and Geaves started out 10
meet the posse, but ~ they reached tho door
. brisk nringOf pstols on the turnpike commenced.
When they reached the scene OF action warpo0i and
John Cioyd ley dead on the road and DR.. Raymer
fosnd TO be shot through the arm and thigh. and
dangerously. If not fatally, wounded. Two men who
supposed 10 have been with the attacking party
Pan an n
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT.
FOUR MEN DROPPED DOWN A NINE SHAFT.
[Bx rxLxoRAPH TO THE HRRALp.l

lBx TEL30BAPH TO TIL HERALD.
.r P0rrsrowx, Pa, 90. 80, 1873
AZ Boysrtewn, . small borougA located on the.
Cslsbsookdae branch OF shs Phtiadsiphia and Rssd.
ing Railroad, miles northwest OF this place an
accident occurred at the Hea mine Of Henry
4 Jasoo Gobsl, Of Poststown, which re-
suited 10 the death OF three mea and
fatally injuring the fsurtn. Shortly before
noon wh.le Kssly Hogs, John Quick Casper Klabs
ana Isaac Gshris were being lowered IN bucket TO
the bottom OF shaft $50 teos deep the rope around
sns drum became displaced. when she snsiaosr
reversed the engine Of the teeth In the
cog wheel broke, and In . sscsnd tore
from the other whcel all the cogs. This
accident occurred when the bucket had procssded
oaehaif tho distance down tho shaft, and, hAvisg NO
lrcieht was dashed 20 the bottom. The excitement
when the news Of the diaaster became known was
Intense aud hundreds gathered around the mouth OF
the m,ne. Ropes wore procured and mon lowered 70
LIFTING OUT VICTIMS.
The four miners were iound alive. bus all badly in
jured. Each surrounded by . network Of ropes
and with . long, stout cord drawn 10 the surfacs.
HoKg aged thirty, survived bat lev minutes after
the Acoidsn having sustained fracture OF the pablo
bone and inc log, besides receiving severe IN
,crnal ipjurics Quick had his shoulasr bone
and Two bones OF The Iss leg broken and
injured about shs Leart he liugefod ~ great agony
until SIX clock, whcn he died. He was aged nity
klabs, German, aged about forty years. had his
pevis frasturcd, and diod about O'Clock ot
lsrnai hemorrhagss He eavos wife ana six chill
dren Isaao Gshris bad on. leg broken and VAS othss
spondsnt lon hun, AZ eight o'clock, the physicians
dsspaired Of his life.
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE GUARD HoMEwARD BOUND PROMO
TIoNs-oRDERs.

THE GUARD uoMEwARD BOUND PROMO
TIoNs-oRDERs.
WASHINGTON, Dot 80. 1878.
Tho Navy Department. Is advised that the United
States ship Guard. Lieutenant Commander r. NJ.
Greene commanding. lst BAhia. Brazil September
70. aud 10 expected arrive In Hampton Roads No.
vember Is Tho nsallh OF the officers aud crew was
excellent.
COMMISSIONS AND PROMOTIONS.
Lieutenant Commanders Mortimer L. Johnson aud
Edwin n. Shepard have becn commissioned DO
commanders in tho United states Navy. Lieutenant
James n Forsyth has becn comm ssioued to % lieu
tenant commander, and Ensign Oswin W. Lowry to
b = master.
Robiey u. Evans have been promoted to be Com
mandsrs in the Navy. Master Sidney H. May has
promoted to bc Lieutenant. Ensign Howard
T. Waring has beon promoted TO DO n Master ami
Cadet Engineer William CowIcs to be an Assistant
EngtnseE Thev will be commissioned
tenant Commander Charles W. Tracy has been placed
On the retired list.
CuhdmAnder Wlllism A. Kirkland 10 ordered 10 tenn
porary duty board the Hartford her arrival AZ
kontsv,deo. Ensign George r. Emmons Is ordered
10 inc Enisspriss al New York. Midshipman Walter
Mclean IL detached from tho Powhsttan,
and placed ON waiting orders hidshipman
William H. Allen, Richard Henderson. William
q. Hannam and Thomas d. Gr,fTeu arc detached from
the Essex and ordered 10 proceed home and report
arrival Caast Midshipman Albert Geavos has re-
the Hartford, South Atlantic station. and placed on
waiting orderA The ordcr OF Passed Assistant En-.
gincer h W. .Miliean TO the Navy Yard as Norfolk
has been rsvokcd and he 10 placed on waiting orders
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
MEXICAN NOTES.

HAVANA, Dot. 80. 1873
Tho steamship City OF Mcrda, from Vera Cruz, ar
rived here this morning bringing dates from the City
Of Mexico 10 tho 22d inst Perfect tranquility pre-
vailed In Mexico. General Escobcdo continues very
I'll, aad his friends asked the government 70 re-
lease him from prison.
sshor Comes Palac,o. who is well known At WASH
ingtos, will probably DO appointed Minister OF For
ssn Rslauo0a sshor Palaoio resides at Duranso,
ens expected At shs Capital within few days. IL
10 said that Seor Zamacona viii remain at Washiag-
ton indefinitely.
Very favorable reports betag received from me
min,pg operations ~ PatohucA
The government has com mtssioned General Rva
Paaco, Minister Of Pubic Works, TO ex,end proper
reception TO party OF 125 Chicago merchants who
Intend maklng an excursion to Mexico
rumor 10 current, but - generally dtscredttsd,
that President Diaz will SO 70 the Rio 0raude frontier
to inspect matters there. wM LII.
Lieutenant Colonel F. Garcia has Dcsn tried by gen.
sral court martial and iound guilty OF violation OF tho
Neutrality laws. he having pursued body Of revosu.
tontsts into thc territory Of tho Uni,ed States.
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
MR.. TILDEN's INCOME TAX SUIT.
PirrsBuRG, Pa, Oe. 80. 1873.

PIrrsBURG, Pa, Oct 80. 1873.
In the United States Circuit Court, before Commits
sioner Gamble, the case Of the United States
Samuel J. rildsn. OF New York, was
reached this afternoon. A number OF rail-
road officers had been subpUnaed 70 testify
IN regard to Mr. riidsn's income from railroads
in this vicinity. The only witness examined to-day
was Mr.. r. n. Hutchinson, secretary and treasurer
Of the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railway, who testified that between tho years
1861 aud 1877 $4,000 had boon paid Mr..
Ttiden for professional services rendered during
that time lie also testified that Ms. rIldcn
had from time TO tlme different sums Of money
here DO invested In railroad enterprises, and that
DIVIDENDS had been sent hero IRON this city; the
amount OF Investments and dividends could not be
DEFINITELY stated without reference books. Al
con nciusion Of Mr.. Hutchinson's testimony tho case
was adjourned until tomorrow morning
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
THE BANK OF GLASGOW.

TEE D1BEcrons AND OFFICIALS COMMITTED
yoa rRrAL-BArL or ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND POUNDS sEYusKD-DIsAP1zAasNc OF
sxvERAL PERSONS CONNECTED WITH THE
BANK.
fFrom the Evsning Telegram Of yssssrdayl
SPECIAL GABLE DISPATCH TO THE TELxoRAn.
GLASGOW. Oct 30, 1873
the directors and onlcials Of the suspended Bank
Of Glasgow were TO-DAY formally arraigned In court
on the charge OF fraud and theft They were sub
sequently committed without bail to await their
TRIAL The attendance in court was very large,
being present with their counsel 70 watch the Fro
cecdingA
The prisoners all looked broken down, while the
majority Of them kept their eyes sseadiastly fixed
on the moor.
The following are their nsmes:-
rHE rHrsoxERa
Lewis Potter, director
Robert salmond, director.
John James Wright director.
william Taylor. director.
John Stewart, director.
Henry IngliA direction
J. Coliand. director
Robert Ssronach, manager.
Charles Samuel Leresche. secretary.
CHANCES or IxrRrsoxxErr.
The prisoners were represented by the abIess
lawyers to bc found In Scotland. The general i'm
preston ~ that oil OF them run fair chance OF
being sent to prison for long term OF years. A
certain amount Of sympsthy exists for Potter,
who, although he may Be- one n the chief rcgues,
IL stiII very old and decrepit man
''RuxsrNo rnHouoH THEM Lxrrxxs.r
The Scotch law, which claims to b based on the
Roman law. abounds In queer terms, as was evi-
denced in court to-day. II was stated that the
prisoners intend 70 take sdvantags o. the prvvi-
sion entitled "running through their letters y
winch being interpreted sienrnes shat sncy are
enabled to force tho Lord Advocate to grant them
tusi within one hundred ana twenty days after
tho date Of their committs,.
IxYLKxrBLB JUSTICE
Every possible enort has been made 10 obtain the
release on ball OF several OF the prisoners. ana
powerful influence, o. may be imagined. has been
brought to bear Bus these requests have been met
with steady refussls in all cases.
BAIL or 100000 REFUSED.
No less sum than one hundred thousand pounds
was onered to-day for the release OF Mr. Stewart,
Of Edinburgh, one Of the late directors. Butm was
Of no avail, the Crown authorities proving them
solves innexible 70 she last in this matter They
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
A DARING BURGLARY.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 40. 1878.
A bold burglary commh,cd this even
ing In Camden. The house OF two brothers,
named Bulson was entered while they wsrc
absent. The younger brother, ncsd about sixty
years. returned homo about SIX o'clock,
whom no was seized. gsased and slowed
away IN . closet. Az about eight O'Clock the
other brother entered the house Ho
ge was finally ovsrpowsred and treated
like his brother The burglars then ransackod the
house. tearing up carpets, 30. After they nad lett
the brothers escaped from tho coss by breaking open
tho doors Tho extent the robbery is supposed to
be nearly $16,000
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
HE WRECK OF The GEORGIA.

SAN FRAScisco, CAL, Oct. 80. 1878.
The Board Of United states steamship Inspectors to
day began the examination OF Witnesses regarding
the loss Of she Georgia Tho nrss second and
spird assistant engineers examined, bat thcir
testimony viii not be made public until the arrival Of
Captain Howard. Several cabin passengers sssned that
the dis cipline Of tho ship good; they had not
Oi tnsfa had heard gcRsrsi talk that effect.
no surgeon OF the Georgia testified that he tns
captain alter the wreck, whom he sober. Une Of
sne caoin passengers testified that portien oI the
stserags passengers and The crew eos drunk afssr
making landing. Tho general evidence wss 10 the
effect that tae work OF saving hfs and properly was
cepduosod In proper manner
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
THE IRISH EPIsCOPATE.
BISHOP oIILooLx, or xLPHu, APPOINTED
APOSTOLIC DKLxoArE TO AMERIcA-wHo
SHALL sUCcxED CARDINAL CULLEN ?-Po-
LITIcAL coxsEouzxcxs OF TIE APPOINT
xExT

[By CABLE TO THE HKRALD.l
LONDON, Oct. so. 1878.
The HxRALD's special correspondent in
Dublin telegraphs as follows:-"Dr. Gill
looly, Roman Catholic Bishop of Elphin,
has been appointed by the Pope 10 the high
position of Apostolic Delegate from the
Holy See to Canada and the United States.
His jurisdiction will extend to the Catholic
clergy Of the United States, as in the case
of his predecessor, DR.. Conroy. DR.. Gill
looly has been for nineteen years Bishop of
Elphin and is distinguished from his fellow
bishops in Ireland by his activity and
energy.
WHO SHALL SUCCEED THE CARDINAL?
"The appointment Of successor to
Cardinal Cullen is . subject Of much spec
ulation, not alone in Ireland but in Great
Britain, and it will be judged from politi-
cal as we'll as from religious standpoint.
The clergy Of the archdiocese have not yet
spoken. as they must, according to custom,
nominate three candidates, classed respec-
lively as dignus, dignior and dignissimxs,
before the Pope makes his final choice.
He may tako one Of the three named by the
clergy or he may reject all three and select
the Cardinals successor from another
diocese, or from some Of the religious or
ders, as was so frequently done by the late
Pope. In any event the appointment will
probably indicate the political course the
present Pope intends to follow in Ireland,
and will determine the attitude Of the Irish
people toward the Vatican.
POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE.
':In this connection the reports recently
published in the English press regarding
an understanding said TO have been arrived
at between the British government and the
Vatican with view to putting
curb on Irish disaffection are re-
called by many Irishmen and dis
cussed by the Irish press with warmth
which shows the existence of strong opin-
ions. The appointment Of an Englishman
would certainly be resented, and even an
Irishman determined on continuing the
crusade begun by the late Cardinal against
the nationalists would have An arduous
task before him."
GREAT BRITAIN 70 BE CONSULTED.
The Pail Mall Gosettss Rome despatch says
it Is reported that Cardinal Edward How
ard, native of England. nominated in
1877, has been offered and has de-
clined the Archbishoprio Of Dublin as
successor to Cardinal Cullen. Cardinal
Nina, the Pontihoal Secretary Of State.
will consult Great Britain before filling
the vacancy, and will also ask permission
to send Nuncio TO London, without de-
manding British representative at the
Vatican.
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
CAPTAIN TYsoN's VOYAGE ENDED.
HI DOUBTS THE ExlsrENcn OF AN OPEN
POLAR SEA.

NJ OOUbIb The EAIBIENCn o. An OS6N
POLAR SEA.
NEW LONDON. Oct so. ls7s.
The schooner Florence. Capsaia Tyson, arrived here
to-day. She left Provnce,own ass, AZ nine O'Clock
Monday morning. All on board we'll sne brings
i.soo pounds OF bone aud twenty barrels Of bluboer
the procesds OF . whale taken the voyage Msssrs
shsrman and Kumlciu, tho mstcoruiogist ana natu-
raiiss OF tho expedition, have large and valuable
collsesioa Of photographs. specimens. &c. Tho ves-
sol leaking less rapidly since she entered smoo'h
water, but will 60 on the ways for repairs,
Captain Tyson doubts the existence Of open Polar
Sea. He ssysh 10 impossible for u TO exist land
which has no sun six months In the year, and where
the cold 10 90 intense u Is In the vicinity OF the
Pole. He says thcre may DO watsr there but believes
h Is choked with Immense quantities OF floating Ice.
Captain howsats Is expected TO arrive tonight
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
A WESTERN NEW YORK FAILURE
[Bx rELEanApH TO THE HEnALD.l

fes y. ALpIoS Oct 30, 1873
The announcement OF the failure Of Jerome Leo
caused great surprise In business circles here and In
neignboring cities. Mr.. Loe 10 at present In San
Francisco. IRON which city his assignment papers
were forwarded. Tho assignees arc II. A. Gliddcn
and William U. Lee His creditors embrace . num-
bor oi townsmcn who intrustcd money 10 min for
inv ycstmoul The cause Of tho failure 10 generally
believed to have bcsn whsas spscuasions in Chicago
and daDbling In stocks Ho has been considered a
nrudenL, Trustworthy man, and mis- strange conduct
in going TO California 10 unaccounted Tor. Mr.. Leo 10
a heavy owner Of real estate and -four mills, which
have tailed 70 psy. nc has always been regarded e
Wash
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
TRAMPS ON THE RAMPAGE.

TRAIN SEIZED ON THE MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
[Bx TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALp.1.
NAsHviLLw, Tenn, Oct. 80. 1878
Al Crsmo, on the Mississ,ppi Central Railroad, 10
night, 100 tramps boarded train, expressing deter
minaton TO 60 through to Memphis without paying
their fares. Conductor Keggers refused to start
tho tram until They got or rns tramps tnsn brutay
beat tho onductor and last accounts running
the tram 10 suit themselves
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
COLLISION ON THE EAST RIVER

The fcrryboat Commodore Perry on her trip 70
Williamsburg from Grand street At about seven
O'CLOCK last evening colded with the towooat =. ".
Devoo front OF the Williamsburg slip. The ruddss
on the forward end OF the Commodore Perry was car
ried nway, while the towboat was 30 badly damaged
as 20 bo unable TO proceed. Fortunately no oas waa
hurt Tho tcrryboat crowded It's proprtstora
intend 10 take the matter bctoro tho Commissieass
ar Ioia
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MURDERERS INDICTED.
[DY rxLxoaApH TO THE HERALD. ]

LOUISVILLE. KY, Oet 30, 1873
The Grand Jury OF Whitley county, Ky., has m
dctsd J. 9. Rogers. John Rogers. James Csywood snd
william Caywood ior the murder OF the
negro, Edward Jackson, who was accused OF
Improper intimacy with tho vile OF J.
G Rogers, OF TaxwslL Tenn. Mrs. Rogers
was known the "Bslis OF Powell Valley" A copy
Of tho tndctmenS having boen hied ~ the Executive
reward for their capture from $500 81, 200. Tns
Governor Kentucky also Issued requisitons
parties namea The Governors OF Virginia and Ten
no8seA
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
SAY they want 70 provide against any possibility Of
MORE FUGrrvES

The newspapers Of to-day contain the names Of
several persons VINO have hao connection with she
anairs OF the Bank Of Glasgow, and have now mys-
lieved have gone to the United States The cable
win be used, 1t is expected. to cause their arrest
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
THE GOVERNMENT STEAMER ORD
NANCE.
SANDY Hook. oct. so, 1873

SANDY Hook. OCT. so, 1873
AZ quarterpast threo this afternoon the govern.
msnt ordnance steamer Ordnance, when leaving tho
governmeht dock az Sandy Heok, broke the connect
ing rod OF her engine which had the ecct OF knock.
ing the head out Of the cylinder rhe HERALD steam
yacht she disabled vessel 70 the railroad pier
n hOPso Shoe
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DEATH FOR A PINT OF GRoG.

IBx rELEoRArH TO THE HxnALD.l
RicmmoSD Va, Oct 90. 1878.
fntsligsncs rcsohss here that Rutherford oouaty
n G., sunday night Lafayette Hamrick, wnlsc, and
Jsn Tnorn, oolored, both drunk, quarrcnsd over q
psus OF liQuor, when the negro stabbed the white
ipaa % the heart Death resulted law minutes.
The slayer arrested.
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
PEDEsTRIANIsM IN ENGLAND.

GREAT INTERNATIONAL SIX DAYS CHAMPION
PEDESTRIAN cqHPETIrIoN-THIRD DAY.
(BY CABLE TO rHE HERALp.1
LoSDox. Oct 80. 1878.
A. ono o'clock th,s afternoon Vaughan. . fsvorite
at the sar had sprainsa his ankle, and psrmsnsnty
withdrew from the contest Ths score OF the other
principal contestants stood ~ follows ~ the hour
named:-
MiI,x Miles,
H Brown (BloweD.. 24s Z. p Weston ........ 2is
w. C0rkey ...... -. 2l4 Charles Rowoh ...... zio
Peter Croeeiand. ...... 233
Al eleven o'clock to-night tho following scores had
bson made:-
Corkey ...... 2S3 Weston. 2bI
Brown. 2s1 Rowell.. 200
Grassland .......... 265 Hilbert ............ 263
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
A BURGLAR SHOT.

[BY TxLEoRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
Rock ISLAND, Ill, 0oL 80. 1873.
Joseph Il. Rsthinssr, young rough Of this city,
was shot through she le breast. with fatal result.
this mosnine, at two O'Clock, while committing
burglary In . dry goods store at Viola, ILL.,
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ONTARIO LEGISLATURE.

1oRoSro, Oct. 30, 1873.
In the election 70 nlI vacant sssts in the ontario
Lssislssure Mr.. hcLaws, rsiormsr. was elected Tor
west Eien, and Mr.. whiic ana Mr.. Parkht,l sou.
servasvss, Tor North Essex and South simoss. re-
assetivclys
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
DIED FROM HIS INJURIES.

lDY rELEoRAPH TO THE HERALD
RIcHHoSD. Va, Oct 30. 1875
Young Hartman, who shot In Kunber,on on
tho 2lsn mat, By Mas Amelia Lnkhaw, died yosser.
dav.
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
TIE WEATHER YRsrxRpAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
,smporsture Tor the past twenty -four hours, com-
parson with the corresponding dale Of last year. AZ
Indicated by the Thermometer ns Hudnus's pharmacy
HxsALD building, No. 2ls Broadway
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
BURNED TO DEATH.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RIcunoxp. Va, Oct. 80, 1878.
Z. Page, . prominent member Of the Raleigh
IN CO. Bar burned 70 death last night a. Marion,
Mcdowell county, N. q.
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
FINE ARTS.

Average temperature yesterday "a y
Average temperature for corresponding date last
yoar... ...................... 62H
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
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tempted Assassination Of King Alfonso Of Span; the
Manhattan Bank Robbery; Return OF Captain Tyson
from the Arctic Regions; Secretary Evarts ON The
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Secretary Schurx In Boston; q Murderer's Suie,dss
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The New York herald., 1878-10-31

There 10 an hour when angels keep
Familiar watch o'cr men;
,Tia then use my Soxoponr.
oh, happy hour when
Ny teeth grow white. my breath grows sweet,
NY mouth grows pure again.
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
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