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NO THIRD TERM.
against THE Ex-PREsIDENT FROM
FIRST TO LAST"

ST. LOUIS, May 4.-The local mana
gers of the Republican anti-third term
party continue to express confidence in
their scheme for national conven-
tion. The convention will be called to
order at noon on Thursday by ex-Sen-
ator John b. Henderson, chairman of
the Executive Committee. The tenn
porary organization will be agreed
upon at meeting Of the committee to-
morrow afternoon. At present only
three persons, who come as accredited
delegates from other States, have ar
rived. These three called at the party
headquarters in the Laclede Hotel and
registered h1ir names to-day. They
are F. W. Hollis, secretary of the Re-
form League of New York; the Rev.J.
III. Welsh and the Rev. Il. Gould, from
Florida. The two latter are colored
and are now in st. Louis in attendance
on the African Methodist Episcopal
Conference in session here. They rep
resent that they were instruc ed by
their constituents to participate in the
anti-third term convention. Secretary
Emory Foster, of the Executive Com
mittee, to whom the Herald represen-
tative applied, was unable to give any
definite information as TO the number
of people who would probably attend
from abroad, but he thought there
would be several hundred people who
would take part in the convention. He
had received despatch to-day from
Bluford Wilson, of Illinois, instruct
ing him to secure hotel rooms for him
self and big delegation. AS far as
can be ascertained these are the only
rooms yet engaged for delegates, and
this is taken here as an indication that
the outside attendance will be small.
Ex-senator Henderson said Tonight
"You can say to the Herald that we
have at no time expected a large at
tendance from abroad. This is mere
ly mass convention of all Republi
cans opposed to the third term princi
pies and there would be only few
regularly accredited delegates"
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
Congress-.

In the U. 8. Senate yesterday, Mr..
Morgan introduced bill, which was re.
ferred, providing that the President OF
the Senate shall submit to the Senate
and House, when as sembled to count
the votes for President aud Vice Presi-
dent, all all packages purporting to con-
tain Electoral votes. The Ben. Holla-
day bill and the Spoford-Kellogg matter
were discussed. After an executive ses-
sion, the Senate adjourned.
In tee House, Mr.. Orth, OF Indiana,
made personal explanation in reference
to his connection with the Venez uelan
claims business, and Mr.. Springer proms =
ed TO reply at future day to some stric-
ures made by Mr.. Orth. The River
and HarDor bill was reported, ordered
printed aud recommitted, The Presi-
dents Message vetoing the Special De-
ticiency bill was received, read and laid
on the Speakers table. The Carlisle
Whisky bill was passed-l33 to 81. Pend
ing consideration of the Pest-office Ap-
preparation bill the House adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
For the Gazette.
WANTED-A MINISTER.

MY Dear =, IS Oh by
the way, il you learn of any one with
energy, fearful interest in the CONVEX
sion Of souls, attractive in preaching,
great-hearted, unselfish, merry, in fact,
holy-let me know. Paul was much
the man we need. We want man
who knows all about the enemy, has
some capacity for working miracles, is
ready to be stoned, can teach the wo-
men, interest the children, make
princes tremble, confound the Jews,
convert kings, pick up sticks, earn his
own living, go through fire and water
Tor the good of Others with no expec-
tation that they will interest them
selves in him-and, in general, lead a
forlorn hope of respondent followers .'
DELAWARE CITY.
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$27,211 A

Messrs. II. w. Cannon, II. o. Wal
ker and Minos Conaway were appoint
ed committee to audit the Treasur-
er's accounts.
On molten of Mr.. Richard Harrington,
the action OF the directors in giving u
mortgage TO certain of the members who
had borrowed money for the Society and
given their individual security therefor,
was approved.
A letter was read from Richard Har-
riugton, Esq, Secretary Of the Assoca-
tion, resigning his official position,
aud accepted with sincere regrets.
An election for Directors was then
gone into, with tue following result:
President-Thomi Ii. Denney.
SecIetary.-D. p. Barnard, Jr.
Dir ctors George q. Lobdell, Henry
5. McComb, Minus COnaway, Alex.
johnson, Robert Denney, Richard Bar
rington, Ebe Tunnel. John B. Wharton,
a. L, A. Torbert, Chas. W. Horn, Rich
ard Smith, Henry Z. Cannon, VIM. p.
Seward Casper Kendall, John Moore,
| Col. A. 5. Small, Wilson l.. Cannon,
Harbeson Hickman, j. Frank Denney,
James Ponder, EdmuBd Bailey, James
j. Ross, Joseph MCDANIEL, Samuel Ken
ney, Albert Currey, Samuel Townsend
and John +. Salisbury.
| The stockholders meeting then ed-
| journed, and at a subsequent meeting
of the Directors, the following officers
and committees were appointed:
Treasurer ID. Burton.
Board of ManagcIs-John Moore,
John b. Wharton, VIM. =. Seward, J
Frank Denney, Edmund Bailey, Jos
Mcdaniel, John +. Salisbury, Richard
Harrington and Robert Denney.
Executive Committee-The Presi
dent, Secretary aud John Moore.
Building Committee Jonn Moore
Edmund Bailey, Joseph McDaAiel.
General Observation-Disclosures
Bailey.
Superintendent of Departments-Di
vision A--John b. Wharton B-JohI
Moore; C-J. Frank Denney; D-J. +
Salisbury; E-Wiliiam p. Seward; F.
Robert Denney; Gil. w. Cannon
Superintendent of Forage, Joseph Nc
Daniel; Marshal, J. s. Jester
Chief of Police-Francis M. Dunn
Sheriff of Kent county.
Attorney for the SOciety-Richsr,
| HarriilSLol, ESq3
Messrs. Edmund Bailey, John 4
salisbury, Joseph Mcdaniel and th
President were appointed committee
to fix the amount of security to be give
by the Treasurer, aud submit the bon
to the Boarl of Managers for their az
T proval. The Auditing committee wa
instructed TO examine the Treasurer
| accounts.
. The fair of the Society will be hel
at Dover from September 9th to 0cto
, ber 3D. inclusive, and arrangements al
l in progress TO make it even more SUI
l cessful than was last years exhibition
' The grounds aud buildings will be tho
oughly improved, and II is expecte
t that some of the finest trotting stock
the county will enter for the trials {
speed.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
A HIGH AUTHORITY ON SCABBY
POTATOES.

N. M. Hexamcter who is an extensi 70
pt tato grower in Westchester county
New York, writes tina: a potato scab is
produced by mites, minute animals
W hi ch at least the species affecting The
potato have not been Thoroughly studied.
MIR. Hexameter's opinion varies fIoni
that oil DIR. Smith, of Delaware county,
and many farmers III this section who
lean to the belief that the scab is pro-
duced by fungi and base this view upon
the conviction that lime will kill 1t,
while Mr.. II, xameter thinks that ashes
or lime will not destroy the disease
Nor does he believe that like will pro-
duce like, as some of our members of the
Philadelphia Farmers Market Club ar
que, for he states having seen very scab-
by potatoes produc. scab free potatoes
but on the other haud SOME soils which
seem to be saturated with scab will pro-
duce scabby pOJhOrs no matter what
seed is used. He believes thar some va
rieties are moro liable to scab than Others
and instances the Buckeye" and has
proved 10 his own satistac ion shat since
he has exclusively used commercial terti
nzers his potatoes have become entirely
free from >cab.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
Insane Freak of a Mother.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, May 4.-Early
this morning tie wife of George Wood
ward, of Penn Yan, threw her two
childien-a boy of seven years and
girl OF one year-into the cistern, and
then jumped in herself. Her husband
reached the spot in time to get his wife
out alive, but the children were both
dead.
Mr.. Woodward and his wife had been
married nine years, and the latter at
times exhibited signs of Insanity, and
attempted suicide. They are well-to-do
people.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
Much Ado About NothInss

The highly sensational and much
exaggerated report published in the
Baltimore Gazette concerning suit
entered at this term of court by Mr..
Richard G. Hobbs and wife against
Messrs. John W. Perry, Joseph L. El-
lott and John X. Cook, and their
wives, for SANDER, is reprehensible
journalism. The suit grew out of a
little piece of imprudence, and it is
hoped that it may be amicably settled
without the misfortune of a trial in
court. Such sensations have no bust
ness IN the newspapers, and the papers
in this town have refused to give the
particulars place in their columns
CsntreUille Observer.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
At WILMINGTON POST
,x1 ot LASS MATTER
r,on, Postm master-cen-
pIe' eraI Key.

,,ng is from Postnsste, oen
Ollo% ole ssceat .~g L letter about The Louis
sat, + r t,f ot Sov'r, 70, | issued an
lhe i5 ',i,u9 u no payment OF any postal
forOiiaarraI7Iressed NJ. A. Dauphih,
y orag, nos np G92. New orleans. La or
pflce DUS New York Clly. Ihis
lauMS' ..,'a presented II certlhca,e ol
haylnS having f and State officers oil me
cyern"Ii ,Islana that II ha compiied
~ I, nUa ,Se Iesal requirements OF tnat
sll lhe otner evidence, ana, pelng
anu sloo The evidence submitted 10
ea Iaid lITI'M NJ A Dauphin is not en-
F., " 'S,u 'SSn,undnctIng n scheme or device Q
n,a,mg N v'" mo ey through the mails
lsln,,,gs .ng alse and fraudu ent pre-,
Sas sassnresent !" ,tions and promises. 4
deiSeri,s repreSss .ad direct me suspension
order" o,,ou,hlv drawi.e
ra heAi Mace on tuesday May ilth,
nr M sgany one investing may draw
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SEVERELY BITTEN.

George Graham, an employee of the
Diamond State Iron works, residing
at No. GA Church street, tried to part
two dogs which were fighting in front
of his house, yesterday morning when
one of the ours bit him savagely on
the left arm, inflicting a severe, but
not dangerous wound.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
Sale of korses.

L. W. Stidham & son, auctioneers
sold yesterday, the following horses
belonging to Ii. L. Churchman
Horse 'Boxer," to Mr.. Marshall, of
Newport, for $3.50; "Indepeacence, :"
to William Y. Warner, for $500
Frank" to James Grubb, for $13O ;
FLORENCE" to r. Greenfield, for $3.50;
George" to Kirkman d Son, for
$3.50.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
FIRST EDITION.
STATE FAIR MANAGERS.

SECOND ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE KENT co.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The stockholders of the Kent Coun-
ty Agricultural Society, at Dover, the
officers of which are, by law, constitu-
ted the State Board Of Agriculture,
held their second annual meeting at
Dover, yesterday.
The report of the President, Thomas
II. Denney, stated that the Society
possessed assets to the amount of
about $1S, 900, on which an indebted
ness of $S, 600 existed. The details of
the years work, the President said,
would be reserved for the report he
was required by law to make to the
Governor, to be by him submitted to
the Legislature.
The report of the Treasurer, John
ID. Burton, was as follows:
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
Cloves Clouaal

fell 4 Spencer have still a few pair
rable shades in good sizes OF the
p Seamless Kid Cloves at 92c. The
fst bargain ever offered in this city.
fine assortment of Lisle Thread
in Lace Top and 2, 3, and 4 band
Pular prices. 1t.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
DIED..

PEIRCE.-''ied on the Ith inst, Ruth 8.
Peirce, wife of the late cyrus Peirce. in
her S3rd year.
Fune raj will take place at their late
residence in Bristol, Pa, on Sixth day,
7th INST, at 31a O'Clock P. NJ. Friends are
invited to attend without further notice.
SWEATMAN.-On May I'd, 1880, James @.
SweatmaH, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from
his late residence, No. 3l8 French street.
on Thursday afternoon, at o'clock, with
out further notice. myS~
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
An Old Nun Killed,

On Monday evening, John De Olier,
aged 83 years, of No. 1909 South Fif-
teenth street, Philadelphia, attempted
to cross the p. w. s. b. r. II. track at
Mt. Moraih in front of an approaching
train, when he was struck by the loco
motive and instantly killed.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
River Approximations.

The Delaware and MARY land items in
the river aud harbor Dill reported to the
House of Representatives, at Washing
ton yesterday are as follows:
Mispillon Greek, 1000,
Broad Kiln Creek, $1,000; Mouth of Duck
Greek, $4,000; Broad Creek, SO 600
Lewes $40, 900; New CASTLE, $500; Will.
mington, S5,0O0
Marylanu-Elk Klver, $500; Susque
hama River above and below Havre de
Grace, $28, 900; Wicomico River, $1,000
Secretary Creek, S3, 600; Northeast River
80, 900: Need II Aveu Greek, 5000; Chop
tank River, $4,000; Baltimore, SlO0, 900
Lsunardtuwn, 81, 900.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
Hosiery.

bell 4 Spencer will on Wednesday
|lng offer some aston ishing bargains
|slery, Ladies regular made BAL
Hn, halt regular Fancy stripe and
ulns, at 2Oc. per pair. Also n line
pts Fancy stripe, and extra super
regular made and at the snme re.
hbly low price. 2t.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
BRIGHAM YOUNG'S DAUGHTERS
EXCOMMUNICATION.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, May 4.-The
Norman Church has just excommuhica-
ted six daughters of Brigham Young
They were plaintiffs in the late suit
against the church, and executors OF
Brigham Y Young's estate, which put Del
egates Common and others in jail fol
CONTEMPT.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
M attinps.

~ kennard Il Co, offer n fine line
pcy Red Check and White Mating
lowest prices of the season, and
y SOW SHOW them on their Low ER
ladies can see them without the
'oh Of going up long flights of
Mayi-lt.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
Poiltlcians AT Work.

CHICAGO, May 3.-Senator Logan,
Congressman Fort. general Hurlout,
and other Illinois politicians are in Chic
ago engineering the canvass for Grant
and Blaine. IL Is said they will remain
until the convention on the 10Th, evil
IDENTIFY regarding Illinois as the decisive
battle field of the campaign for these
TWO candidates.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05

EKess.nlel s ne Is good deal more lucky
4 Wney Wy ol the courts are more
u nr nrsyor kalloch is likely to share
|r.Uo,a n, us notorious associate. The
i ,h', "',sCo n'.1 Board OF Supervisors have
ed .,S p1ollc prosecutor to have him
sud y and tried for using incendiarv %
|asio, N, ana I' the propects for his In.
toil Wv IN the House of Correction
N TGe .i, unsually good. The res.
b,Iv II 'l.l1ehs u. OF San Francisco are
rsaa,.,l1, a earnest in their determine
n ju',aoilsh in ,aui The reign of order and
serllor ss sna'! Horatio Seymour is
admirs,,i,,alg lug That he has llwa,s had
R:"air,h R:Sl'oh Tor the red men.and a.
56alIs,is i"ey are natural orators and
( %,ss a,,I.s, - The finest speeches tSa, d,u
nads ~, W me when was Governo,
Ape eIu snS not speak except in their ow' ~
s tbsv e,. soo, through an Interpreter
remiyysppS9k esndiyspSke English perfectly 's,dl we'll
not Ieu sIIew me of Talleyrand, wh.
ldGres,.,ooST a,,oT \, ihimselftospea m EnpIisl
Gres, Gessgl n.i IN that tongue whiIs 10, Il,
English hnaDsalh soIui though he was -
election in India,.
and 5 u ba~ Iae choice OF IT Repub
en. ''n Aldermen out Of tn 4
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
Boots and Shoas

,lel McCnsker, PIG W. I'd street, has
large stock Of boots and shoes for
'Prlhg trade, and Is determined to
enl cheaper than any house in the
SlVe MN Il call and save money,
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
Lefk for PhiiadeLphia.

The Emma Abbott Opera Company,
who rendered the opera of "Paui and
Virginia" at the Opera House last even.
ing left for Philadelphia this morning on
the O'Clock train. They occupied a
passenger Car OF the Philadelphia &
Reading X. Il.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05

A. Harris Il Brother, Wholesale dry
goods dealers Of Houston, Texas, failed
yeste .day. Their liabilities are about
$l6S, 900, and their stock is valued at
$40 900.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
. hot or Cold Baths
pehtlhe's, Second and Shipley.
History Recalls the Past

W1hly ilve years ago all England
nTuised BY the discovery made
y nlhes James Grahame, the then POST
"eneraI, mad taken the liberty of
III mails addressed To private citi.
~ M resulted IN his removal In dis
nnls , recalls the wise decision re.
as,n. na1e by Hon. ID. NJ. Key, the
e,,ssIyer'ieneral, who hss ordered
fIa fIt,e's 10 NJ. A. Dauphih, New Or
linz y. 1870 az NO: Sl9 broadway, New
n Io,,natlEe 10 the louisa IA State
irenoa N Iafy, be forwarded Without
i raodi oeLtg coaCfnced OF Il bein0
APPS.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
a.,,ne the Wrong Disease.

1. tines women call upon their
nhvsicinns, one W th dyspepsia,
vim palpitatiOn, another win
oT the breast, another with pam
ed there. and In this wy they all
oiike TO themselves and their
n,ro and indifferent doctors. sep
md distinct diseases, Tor whlcn ne
Eibe, his pills and potiOns, assum m
hem 10 be such, whed. Ia fsa AMY,
arc ali symptoms caused by some
N dlsorde, and while they are
KIN able perhaps 10 palllate for a
INV are Ignorant of the cause, and
[,ape their practice until large DlIls
MA when the suffering patients are
t,er m the end. but probably worse
4 DELAY. treatment, and other COM
Ions made. aud which a proper med
INJECTED 10 the cause wou Il have ens
.remoyed. thereby instituting health
kmlOrt instead Of prolonged misery.
SHADE, Athens Co., Ohio.
V. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. y:
4 Fayorlle Prescription Is working
4 ike miracle on me. i am better
n than I have been for over two
1 LORINDA f.. ST. CLAIR.
Y0RKvILLE, Toronto, Ont,
March, Is, 1870.
PIERrE, NJ. D.:
SRI write you about most re-
lbIe cure Of a lady friend of mine
suthhOrn. Since her marriage thir-
Fears ago, she has suffered greatly
uterine disease which caused steril'
he tried the most eminent physi-
bfthis part Of this country, who told
e would have to undergo an opera
ih the knife. Being afraid Of this
is induced by reading your Medica
Ftlser 10 take your Favorite Pre-
lon and Pellets. She has used thre,
asa result she entirely recovered
eallh and Is the rappy mother OF {
BY babe, Very truly youts,.
Mrs. JOHN MCELKOY.
l-1N
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
Council e. aNc,fS.

The Democratic members of City
Couu.il held a caucus last night to select
persons for member of the Board of Re-
vision and Auditors Clerk. For the
first position Edward Farmar was Sc
lected, and for the second James A.
Plunkett, the present incumbent. was
chosen without opposition, there being
no other applicants. For member of The
Board of: Revision the name of Henry
Eckel was put in nomination. Mr..
Farmar, however, had been an appli-
cant for some, and had secured the sup
port of enough members to nominate
bim easily.
The officers thus chosen will be elected
at the meeting of Council on Thursday
night. The vacancy in the Board of
Revision liz caused by the expiration OF
the term of Edward T. Bellah.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
4 II hrn'n IRON u letter from Beckett d
druggists, Monroe. NC,
MONROE. Dec 81 10

ss1 sats l. no no hesitation In saying that
pfieiMnio pfic N iohey and Liver Cure is Ine
n n1t combination for obstinate
n b,meses diseases we have ever known
.ske,t eo ho meagre experience. our
krly twong We,ng u practicing physician
~" blCKETT & GRIFFIN
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

.SALE or COWS.
y The Subscribers Will SS&&&6Mn
sell at Public sale, At Red yQSM
Lion, East Marlborough, Hm
Chester countv, Pa,
MONDAY, MAY 18th. 1880.
at o'clock, p. m.
FORTY HEAD OF FRESH COWS
AND SPRINGERs, TWENTY HEAD
FEEDERS. LOT OF YOUNG
BULLS.
SILL q BAILEY,
l.. W. Stidham a Son Auctrs. May6-ts
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
A NarrO,U EscaDe.

Out near Bird street crossing Of the
P. w. & b. R R., his morning, young
woman came near being run over by the
Baltimore express. rs 1t came steamiug
into to wn at a rapid rate. Some freight
cars stoot upon the track and hid from
her view the approaching train, but just
az she was about to cross the next track
she caught sight of the approaching
train ard stopped just In time to avoid
being struck.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
A0ain In Trouble.

Henry Thompson, the colored boot
black, was arrsigned before Esquire
Cole last evening on the charge of using
abusive language towards Mrs. Celesta
Wilson, tie was required to pay 81 and
costs, and furnish 500 bail to keep the
peace.
SALE OF BUILDING LOTS.
Thomas NJ. .Ogle, auctloneer, will sell
nm Thursday afternoon, the 18th inst, u
numoe of building lots in Browntow wn.
The lots are very desira ones, and be-
ing situated outside of the city limit, ARE
free from city taxes.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
b 2aily 6asst1s.

8 PAPER may Newspaper Advertising
well tODs tOy,,ee ST., where adyeri1S1hhs n Yorh
~ q 60 Gdy ,PgIbe'm be made foritin New IorN.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
Arrived Home.

Chief of Police Maxwell, who went to
Harrisburg, Yesterday, with a reguisi-
ton for George Hagany, alias "Slim
jim" arrived home with his prisoner
frou Philadelphia last evening, at IL
O'Clock. The prisoner waived his right
to 90 before the court in Philadelphia,
otherwise the Chief would not have ar.
rived here with his prisoner until some
time to-day.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-30
FIRES.ss

BALTIMORE, Oct. 29.-Daniel Lowen-
thars furnishing goods and Goldenberg's s
wholesale millinery were burned this
morning. Loss. $25, 900.
HINsDALE N. H., Oct. 29.-The rotary
bleacher and boiler in G. and G.. A. Rob-
ertson's paper mill burst this morning.
One man was killed and several injured.
The mill was completely ruined. Loss
about S29, 900; no insurance.
BRIDGEwATER, Pa, Oct. ga fire in
small house. this morning, consumed
the house and Mrs. HemphilI. an old lady
ct so years. Two little boys are also miss
ing.
ST PAUL, Mimi. Oct 29.-The flours
ing mill OF p. M. WattersOn. at Faribault,
Mimi, was burned this afternoon. Loss,
$50. 900; insurance on mill, machinery and
stock. SIG 900.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-30
uIsAsTERs 8.

CHATTANOOGA. Oct. 90. The Times
special from Guntersville says: Two per-
sons were killed and several Injured by the
explosion of boiler in the mill of Joseph
SpIith.
PuTsBURG, Oct. 90 This afternoon
two passenger trains o0lIided oa the Pitts
burg, Cincinnati & st. Louis railroad near
Burgettstown, killing the fireman of one
engine. L. Anderson. and three psssen-
gers, NJ. Linegan aud Thomas and Frank
Cunningham. Two passengers were
seriously injured, whose names are not
known at this bour or how Tue accident
occurred,
CHICAGO. Oct %. The Tribune veca~
pituIates the results of the great storm on
the lakes. Oct. 10 Over half million
dollars worth Of damage was done to
vessels aud cargoes, ninety three persons
persisted, and seventeen vessels were
totally wrecked. Involving loss of $I53,
600, and sixty six vessels were destroyed.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-10-30
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