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the circuit Court Of the United, States for The
Eighth Circuit, hereby withdraw tho nomination
Tor that office OF George AcCrary. Of Iowa. :;
=. The message will bc laid before the Senate at
the next executive session - -;'.>
DESERTS EWING.
The Washington Sentine, the organ Of the
German brewers, and a paper Of much inttu-
cnce among German voters, has always been
stalwart Democratic paper. 1nits issue Of to-day,
however. the Se,,tiae' formally repudiatcs the
Ewing ticket IN Ohio. and, under the heading,
tBetween Ewing and Foster. ALWAYS Foster"
explains the reason why all good Germans
should vote against the Democratic ticket. The
Sentinel charges that Ewing's imitation senti-
ments and the greenback opinions: OF
the Ohio Democracy are anragonistic
to the St. Lonis platform, and
that il the Democrats wish to win in the National
CANVASS the imitation question should be settled
by the defeat Of tie Democratic ticket iu Ohio
this fall. The 6e1ti1@ SAYS: ''The Ohio
election will decide whether or not the
Democratic party is to be a swindle
party, void Of all Democratic principles, led on
BY set OF treache1ous, radical rencgades, q
conglomeration Of tmbecility and cowardice; tn
fact, putrid body, the stencil Of which will
drive every honorable man from its ranks. On
that account We really welcome the nomination
Of Tom Ewing, IS it will settle that issue al
ready this year"
, 1879-06-22
LOCAL CRIMINAL NEWS,

L. s. Boyington, charged With assaulting and
drawing revolver on ]. P. Barrett on Friday Of
last weelz, was discharged yesterday by, Justice
/ Justice Wallace, changes OF venue from the
Armory: Frank Adams and Henry Conolesk,
vagrancy; Matt Rafferty,, larceny; all continued
until Monday. -
Berry Murray, barkeeper employed By :. BY
Dang Evans, WAS yesterday fined IS and costs
bv Justice Brayton for assault and battery on
George Rawlins.,
Justice Prindtville yesterday issued warrant
for the arrest Of Nellie Farwell, Who is charged
with the larceny Of hat and pair Of shoes
from Emma Vernon.
". H. Williams, charged with burglary before
Justice Mech, was honorably discharged, there
being no evidence of any criminalitv on his part.
The arrest grew out Of some partnership
troubles.
The case of Alexander Belfour, alias Elphfn-
stone, alias several other names, who is charged
with the larceny Of Sc from Rachel Rough, was
postponed By Justice Hammer yesterday until
O'Clock Monday. >. :..:, :. ~: !. -.
joseph Cr1st, q boy living with bis parents at
NO. ~ lglehart place, was yesterday locked up
at the Armory, having been caught driving off
gov belonging to I. Lester, Of No. 800 Grove
land fark avenue - :s.~..- >~"-'
Nathan Sawyer, agent; ;foff the house No. 1850
Indiana avenue, took q step in the right direc-
ton last. night ae caused the arrest of the
tenant, Maggie NJ Wright, upon q charge Of
keeping house Of prostitution. He wants to
eject her from the premises.
, 1879-06-22
. A STREET.EPlSODE::i

One Of those indcscribable nulsauees named
stereopticons, which are insa6oly supposed to
be a great advertising medium, WAS being ex-
hibited last evening at the cor
ner of Clark and Madison streets, and,
as usual, the sidewalk and street were
blocked with people, all willing to wait an hour
to sec the picture Of fashionable woman pro-
jccted upon the Illuminated canvas in front Of a
clothing store, and equally willing to hiss the
advertisements which were frequently iurerject-
ed At the same time aale was going on In the
auction jevelrY house of J.:B. Chambers & Co.
at the southwest corner. Quite CROWD was in
the place, aud everything WAS favorable for d
thief. An o1d-time conidence-man, who can
not he compared to anything save blind old rat
thar refuses to run at ones approach, and bear
ing tho name OF Jack Harvey, took advau-
tago OF the situation and entered the
store. He engaged the attention Of one
OF the clerks named Casper, who, while showing
him some chains, noticed suspicious move on
the part Of bis customer. He did not, however,
see him steal chain, but, noticing his future
actions, he concluded that the fellow had stolen
something. So stepping from behind the
counter, be made the accusation; and at the
same time ran his hand down into the pocket
and felt the chain. Some words ensued, and
Harvey denied having taken anything, but
the chain aud dashed out into the street, With
the crowd after. him. A whiskered En-
glishman on the sidewalk attempted to
stop him, but, not succeeding, drew
hts revolver, and fired one shot ~ the air, With
Harvey ran into the arms Of Detective McDon-
aid and was easily arrested. Al the Armory he
eudeavored to conceal hisidentity BY registering
, 1879-06-22

1Ae Legislative, Executive, and Judicial expenses
Of :i,r G.:vernment for the fiscal 5eof eno'ns
.:unc 80. 1880, and for other purposes: ,,,
IL: President has approved tue 1olnt resole=:
ton a:cntlatory OF the sundry Giyit Appropfta-
lion bill approved March last me most 1nt9r-
cstng 1eaturcs Of the a1e e and
snu Uncovered re a. the Secretary Of Warto lease the
N9ss m as @G!dns q Tssf
m ~ ~ extension OF the military telegraph
iines RON Helena, N. T., and from Fort Elliott
GONE TO TIE PRESIDENT:
The Judicial and Army appropriation bills
neached Tue Executive Mansion at half-past
,sclock. The President had lpst left IN big car,
risre on visit to the Navy-Yard. Tho Judicial
hIl viii not receive the President's approval.
- ADJOURNMENT. - -
The majority OF the, Senate Committee on on
Appropriations have decided that action on the
adjournment question should be taken on
Monday.
, 1879-06-22
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, June 21.-The Pope is endeavoring
to bring about the restoration Of diplomatic re-
1ations between England and Mexico.
- -. EooLHARDY.
LONDON, June 21.-The younger Of the
brothers Andrews Who together crossed the
Atlantic from Boston In the dory Nautilus last
summer, intends to return In her alone, except
for the companionship Of small dog. He will
start from Brighton.
, 1879-06-22
THF WEATHER,

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 22-1 g. m.-1ndica-
tions: For Tennessee, aud the Ohio Valley,
and Lower Lake region. slight changes III tenn
perature and pressure, southerly winds. numer-
GUS rains, possibly followed BY cooler clearing
weather.
For the Upper Lake region, variable winds,
warmer, partly cloudy weather, stationary fol-
lowed By falling barometer, -.....
For the Upper Mississippi md Lower Mis-
souri, VALLEYS, warmer, clear weather, stationary
or falltng barometer, possiblyt followed BY
cooler westerly winds and rising barometer.
, The rivers will continue falling, except
slight rise at Cairo and St. Louis. :''
, 1879-06-22
TIE POLITICAL ASSESSMENT BILL.

TIE POLITICAL AbSE5SAL6T BlA- =
Hnecial DtspascA to 17e 1sttune-
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 21-The Republic
ms flibustered away the morning hour again
against the so-called Civil-Serviee bill. and the
only business that was transacted subsequently
xas the concurrence in the Senate amendments
10 the ~...
MISSISSIPPI RIVER CONFESSION BILL
eome of the Republicans did not let that pass
without predicting that It would prove to be the
entering wedge for the taking out OF millions
from the Treasury. 49,: II
INVESTIGATION.
The Democrats lave great passion for in
yestigations. The National Board Of Health is
as yet hardly organized. but the Democrats to-
day proposed In the House to investigate the
manper In which that Board made the award for
the refrigeratirg ship. -.
uLKoIs BILL
. David Davis, OF illinois, introduced resolu-
ton to-daY to authorize the State Of Illinois to
prosecute suits against the United States In the
Supreme Court .; .,,
CHARLES H. REED, -
while awaiting the decision OF the Attorney
General and President III the matter OF the ap-
pliction OF the first batch, will spend Sunday at
Cape May. -.
THE KELLoGG-aPoFFoRD coxA1TrEE
is to continue taking, testimony during the re-
ccas. Democrats admit that the testimony thus
far has not helped SDofford,
TIE INGALLS, INVESTIGATION
will also sit during the recess. ::
SENATOR BLAINE "-:
has left Washington, ard may not return for
some time, unless the session should be greatly
prolonged. : ! 80. - - ''.'
yEtTTp trr1y
Tie President to-day sent the Senate the fol-
lowing: .:>. ~. +~s:~>;, ~ -.
Doubts having arisen as to the psupriety Of ap-
pointing in advance Of the actual Vacancy to
Sept l. 1873 n peKsou 10 I'LL the Office of Judge Of
, 1879-06-22
SETTLED. .

CoNsrAST1soPLE, June M.--1t has been ar
ranged that Khierredin Pasha remains in the
oftics of the Grand Vizier, the crisis. having
thus terminated, ..,.~,. .~--,-
The Ambassadors presented an identical note
urging the Porte to appoint Commissioners to
reopen the negotiations with Turkey. :
, 1879-06-22
THE OAR.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PLA15TED-NICUoLsoN.
=: LONDON, June 21.-The reason the arrange
ments for the scu1tng match between Plaisted
and Nicholson were altered Is because the match
grew out Of difference OF opinion between
two Of Hanlan'e friends respecting the merits
of the men. This gave rise to peculiar infer
ences on the part OF the public, hence the match
will be rowed in private, and report of 1t will
be made public. '
, 1879-06-22

THE FORTHCOMING CHANGE OF BASE.
VERSAILLES, June 21.-The Government has
submitted to the Chambers bill regulating the
details Of the return Of the Chambers to Paris.
It fixes the first meeting OF the Legislature in
Paris the sd of November.
, 1879-06-22

:. P4RL1AMENrAnY CONTEST THREATENED.
ROME, June 21.-The Italian Senate refuses to
pass the bill abolishing the tax grist, and the
President OF the Council threatens to make the
matter Cabinet question. a serious conflict
between the Chambers is threatened.
THE REASON.
= The reason Garibaldt seeks to annul his
marriage with Nine. Ratmondt is that the pen
sion Of $1,000 francs annually granted his heirs
would otherwise go to her child, though be Is
not its father, while his OWN children would get
nothing. So ! .~s
, 1879-06-22


REWARD
WASHINGTON, u. e., June 9L-lhefe was
calm in the Senate to-day. Many senators "efo
absent, and business Was conducted IN rontane
manner. The first matter considered alter lne
morning hour was the conference report On tue
Little Judicial bill. which has oeen penolne IN
the Senate for two days. When Mr. Wallace
attempted to bring the report before Inc sena1e
yesterday, Mr.. Conk;ing objected, and 1nt1mated
that he would probably oppose IT, lo-day'
therefore, when the morning hour expired, ana
Mr.. Conk]ing WAS not IN the Chamoer, the
Democratic leaders became exceedingly ANXIOUS
to rush the measure through, put,
when Mr. Wallace rose to CAL up
the report, one or two Oemoc1ats
begged him to desfst tor lew minutes unul
some minor bills could be PASSED. lmneo1a1e-
1y the Bourbon leaders began gathef1ng III
knots, and it was platn4 BY their QUICK gestures
and rIances 1t Mr. Conklins's vacant chair, that
they were discussing the ndvisabittY o1 losing
no time IN putting. the Judlci al bill tnrouen'
Suddenly every Democrat TOOK MS seat' except
Nr. Wallace, and in q few minutes the confer
ence report Was agreed to and the bill passed.
s.s,ca,v had th;s hrrn done when Mr. Conkliug
.nta-ad ~. Chamber and too1. his seat, The
n.n,on-,+. avn1+sn+ orrr their ,maeined vic
E-a. - e.ath.. o,,d +he,,
toEy, looked n1ss itotn Que W anolner 0''o 'DeA
BuRNs1DE's REWARD. ~ =,
Al soon as the measure was disposed Of, Mr..
New ,,-onosed smother. which was Burnside,s
, 1879-06-22
Stokes.

Edward s. Stokes is dabbltng IN tne e!M24taSed Mt1d
business on the Pacific coast He Is menaTi1Hi1 "si1if
in q Montapa. City {Ney.) newspaper: as ss'''-
his intercst in one mine for S65,ou '
, 1879-06-22
EGYPT.

The 'A66OlFEs -
LONDON, June 21.-A1exandria and Cairo tel
.egrams state that the abdication Of the Khediyc
is imminent. Other tciesrams state thai, though
willing to pay his creditors, be will not abdi-
cote. -
:. g.. MUST 60.
ALEXANDRIA, June 21.-The Western Powers
have, further demanded the removal Of the Khe-
dive's TWO sons, Hussojr and Hassan, from
Egypt: -:
WILL GIVE H1M LEAVE TO WITHDRAW.
CoNsrAEr1NoPLE, Juns 31.-The Council Of
Ministers has assented to the voluntary abdica-
tion the Khedive, but, II he refuses to abdt-
cate, the Porte would require the Powers to
submit to the Sultan the tull explanation OF
their motives before insisting upon his deposi-
tion.
, 1879-06-22

BERLIN, June 21:-1he German Parliament
has passed the bill. granting Constitution for
Al6ace-LOrraine.
, 1879-06-22

Frederick William, have telegraphed their con.
dolence to the cx-Empress Engcnie. 1t Is stated
the German Court will go into mourning for
short period. - -. >"
. : y PRINCE JEROME.
PARIS, June 21.-Priucc Jerome Napoleon ar
rived to-day. Hc has received numerous visits.
-'- ." IMPROVING.
LONDON, June 21.-The condition Of the e.
Empress Eugene is improving. ...,.~. ----.
MOURNING.
The English Court will 60 into mournin. Tor
the Prince Imperial until the I'd Of July.
CANADA. g. $685..
OTTAWA, Ont.,' June 21.-The flags at Nepeu
Point Battery and the City-Hall are at half-mast
as mark Of respect to tue memory Of the Prince
Imperial. -
, 1879-06-22
A TENDER POINT.
rHK w4H RECORD or TIE INDIANA .DKAoo-
RACF.


gnecxnl Dtspctch to ms 7sfauna.
W4sH1SoroF, D. c., June 21--1ndiana had
the floor in the House for two hours to-day,
Cobb, Democrat, having precpitated the discus
sion under the guite Of 4 personal explanation.
The movement Of Cobb was an audactous par
1iauentary trick, he having evidently only
sought the floor for personal explanation in
order to adj something to his speech Of the
other day upon the Army bill. The Speaker.
indeed more than once WIS obliged to inform
Cobb that his remarks had 10 element OF per-
sopai explanation in them, but the Indiana Re-
nnhl3cans were eager that Coob should be per-
mitted TO proceed, and the request was granted
the subsequent speeches OF Gen.: Tom
Brown and Gen. Baker, of Indiana, will
understand. The chief purpose Of Cobb was to
try to prove that the Massachusetts si1tieth
Regiment voted in Indianapolis in 1861 It
scarcely needed the eloquent arraignmcpt OF the
war record Of the Democratic party that WAS
made by Gems. brown and Baker to recall to
the minds Of Union men :~: p; ..,~
THE REASON WIT
Federal troops were in Indiana In 1851 The
conspiracy Of the Knights Of the Golden Circle
is not vet forgotten, and the Democrats we're
si.epced by Ten. ION bso"aS po"eEA" oe
srrtption of that conspiracy OF the Northern
enemies of the Government, which concluded
with the statement that the only persons who
were arrested. convicted, and sentenced Tor
treason were Leading Democrats.
Warner of Ohio, once brave Union soldier,
now time-serving doughface, volunteered to
aid his Democratic colleague, Cobb, in matters
touching the election, but forgot to tell the
story Of the conspiracy Of the Knights Of the
Golden Circle, whose leaders he, as command
ant Of the post, arrested, and Gen Baker re-
minded Warner OF: ..' 80
HIS CHANGED POLITICAL CONDITION =
in words which, BY his restless manner, Warner
showed had burned deep place in his memor7.
De La Matyr, not daring to go quite 50. far as
Warner in support OF the Lost Cause, could
only say that be loathed the fighting Of ghosts
Of the past, although his entire political career
is new deEoted to the chasing OF phantom.
, 1879-06-22

a Nice Family. ,.....:~
Father, son, and grandson we're. caught steal
ing together at Hubbardston, Vt.
, 1879-06-22
OVER, TIE FALLS.
EnsrfdI Disudfch 10 The Tribune,

6p<ctdt D1spd1cn 20 1ae 1T7oH'A
NIAGARA FALLS, June 21.-Our citizens wero
| ha-u,eoa +odov hv Tho an,c+r,ant of one NJ
| 80. t..th1o t~aroa;o. +ha 1;a+ IF (which ~ha.
| AuoSe eetAAo1o 49, t@'
already reached 1ear1ul length. Anolaef
| victim to the Falls was added Ibis time the
| cumstances of the case show 1t to be one Ct the
most nitiable that have ever vet occurred. The
lady met her death purely by accident, md right
before the eyes Of loving husband she ass*ept
| On to her fearful death. a1r. a. ROLAND and
wife, Of Paris, the celebrated eunmaker, arrived
| at the Fa1a On Wednesday. They had bean
49,, ~. .t,o. +1a rra,oh E,oe,,;a, h,5 v,ei,.
tiavet'ne s.nse Jug ooe.@o9' 10y ,.a
eo 9apan' cnina ano otnes eoun1f'es3 A." "eto
| on their way back to their home. They "ero
| able to sneak but little English. The husband
.vb,h;ted o1eat fonorauce of our language,
lucy eoot. qua4tG.o ns;n,a Sn..s,..1.
hao tnen HEALS d. nonan Ao''ao'1u'
OPPOSITE. 'Ihis@ was owned o1 flenennan'
ano' throusa nus asslstanc no'iauu ~ - .s'
wife visited all places ol interest," anu naa % "
come rather sataatea WIN naek4 ete ius
from whence they Yere to sail about lnesdaY'
Mra. Roland inst after breakfast, told her hus-
hand that sba would like to make farewell
visit visit TO- to Cost Island, as she was
s ,.;.h -. 1;r,+. - that 1oca,itV.
sAsy ps ana tbs1 stortsa for the 1sjsnd.
Thar e R rbro,,gh u aud went ctear avaT to
the @ end p Of the third Of the Three Sisters. They
walked down to the edge Of the HVer, and were
standing on the corner nearest 1ne notsesnu'
land nd turned to look up the river and hts vito
stooned to din up cup of water from the river,
which at this point runs very swiftly. All at once
he was startled by an agonizing shllek. iae ana
turning around ne was 1nun1efstIutGk ~ a. ,eerihis
precipice. She disappeared, and ]ust oeloE7
reaching the BRING she came to the surface, n, ane
gave one long last aud plerc1ng; ;,.aS scream. aa.
Almost parn1yzed with horror hol1ann W. Kn'
unable TO move 1or minute. no en'th.. ~. ~. wav
, 1879-06-22
match. The 5s5th vas scored il sn." 4os., and
the 540th in I'm. SIS. : -. ~.
At 0:13' Weston (. ',. =. >,

.
'4' 49,. n:sena 49,. - n,;s;,,>,,. nrroon -: =
f,,,.4 .,,;,, nno"t 80 ,<roo. choar-
~. r. .''ossH -. ~ 10 r-,1oo
o e.. ' as ~ ~. ".s1 w On ,saoaa. wae-
80 = - .,Gu.s :, n.uu!ss - -. ~
- eoA.'uusu US sieal speeu' no as =. .,o,r
'au 10y 49, ~ eao ssn ~ 4oso n*a0 "As ~
g. -. .r's ~ uuus,, ~. o...ou
- .n'e .1ie raneaot, 'ne nunA1o 4'.h possman'
ptsesIae1 neston WIN oou4ue' VIA
a"e'iean nas, ana 1nols :. 49,:
:. WARMLY: CONGRATULATED HIM =
After ":Blower" Brown had finished: 45s
cred with medals. His appearance was
IN great contrast to his admirable .E.
!orm ln tue last matcn. Io-hlsht ne was s'"'
tlreo, anu oo"ncast.. As :lne nour OF IL up
proaeneo tne eyes OF the spectators were olten
east from Inc ooara On wn'en the score was
kept 10 t4e CLOCK. There was little anA'etY'
no"eves' as !" was clearly loresee' t''at 'es.on a
"ou'o perform tue task .o1 ,"alklng Tue ooo
mnes' !n !. ;, =. ~ 49,
Inc crowd i ;: Z: p. .-,; ;; L
GATHERED CLOSELY AROUND THE TRACK ;
anu CONCENTRATIONS ~ were sno"ereo upon tne
pedestrian from every side. Ihe many Amerl
cans present were modestly proud OF their
"eoS'o ~ ~ ~ =
aha lew OF nls personal TRENDS were present
az nus tent, wntcn was q perfect powero MOWERS.
- 1he Closing moments Of the "ask aDproacned'
, nc iast @ Two miles so49ta anu oootn) were maoe
~ ~ 11n''' rs: ana Linz 5ls, as weston oasseu
n's senb .of tne nnal lap ne was s.sen'
enet or!t1sn anu. american Hass, "ulcn
Il: eatiteo arouno lne fles' a"n1!nS 1ne1
= Ahio lnE oEAfhSlaa M, on1hhaSt
anu lne o'n o. tne music. lne osnu a ntst p'aseo M
:. ianeee Doou1e'" anu enueu "l1n nule
o1t9nna- :. -:~..A
ne nn'sneo Inc 95o miles at l9n' oon. los'
:When ne mafcneo to the entrance ana took
Gao nome. - * -; :
, 1879-06-22
wHEEITNG. W. VA.

WHEELING, ". Va, June 21.-Yesterday any
to-day have been fruitful in fatal accidents.
Last evening boy named Charles Meredith xa'
crushed to death by board pile falling On n1p.
This morning the body OF George Holt w. w.
found floating In the OHIO river below nsd ens III Is
years, and it is thought committed sufcloe ~
account OF financial troubles. h.n.
Timothy Woodruff, aged 10 years, while ra nhot
ding his fathers revolver this morning. sn's
himself, and is not expected to recover.
, 1879-06-22
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June s1.--Tbis: at1ernhat@ 1s htep
a son of A. Frobach, cigar manufacturer, naRat
Otto, and ID years old, while playing Mith s. III
yolyer at the family residence, No. 3l3 tiitssasS
street, accidentally dropped it, catts1s, -
discharge and lodge ball IN bis te9pfssu 99pfnsssubs1t
duciug fat1 wound. 49,, .;7wot
, 1879-06-22


from his body. He was an elderly man, and
leaves family of grown children. =:
James Smith, German, was found a short dis
tauce from Ettinger.' He was terribly mangled
and dead. His face was black with fire, sui
phur, and dirt.
Frank Fege1y, contractor and operator, was
Instantly killed. His cody was frightfully torn
aud disfgured.
Charles Smoyer, one Of the head owners, was
also Instantly killed. He leased the track on
ROYALTY, aud was near the boiler when the ex-
plosion took place His breast, head, and arms
were frightfully torn. Smoyer and Fegely also
leave families. :~..
Amos Derr was picked up fifty feet from the
boiler-hou6e. He was insensible, manRled. and
bleeding, and few minutes after one Of the
men had reached him he died. He WAS unmar-
rted. . -.
The bodies we're gathered up and placed side
by side Their appearance WAS
sHoUK1NG IN THE K1TRENR.
Near pY we're laid the wounded men, groaning
and dying. Their agony was intense. Keck,
the engineer, could not speak to give any ac-
count of the condition Of the water in the
boiler, Two men named Yost and Hcrrick
were picked up. near the engineer very
badly hurt. They were scalded and
mangled by spaiaters. One Of them
begged to be killed to bo relieved Of
bis terrible pain The surroundings presented
q shocking appearance, and strong men tainted
at the horlble slgnt ot the dsad Az and d}ln&
and children Of the victims Of the explosion soop
gathered, and their cries were heartreuding.-
ALLENTOWN, Pa, June 2L-Beniam1n Keck.
, 1879-06-22

ANOTHER EXPLOSION. ~: a. H.
SCRANTON, Pa, June 2l.-The Aoosle l'"s1 ~.
Compauy's glaze-house, near Jer"yp, ,.h,v
ploded last night. The watchman was pto
killed. :.
, 1879-06-22

DNOWNED. ,,;.to ieUI1
SYRACUSE, June sl.--Alfrcd T. Stanford. g g
Of Prot. Sanford, Of Chicago uniEcrsitda a., an
Olive c. Holmes, daughter OF Judge hotne1 1a
this city, were drowned this afternoon y ns SSHl
daga Lake. They were rowing, and n sEE1f;}
iug placcs In the boat It was eapSze:a;;sz rs ii
bodies were not recovered. ID 10
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thorough. Both sexes Ten departments Fam opens
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