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ueripIcdlcnc Yineerlns. a4tnn3spol
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gIir toieoerhoeH, ba6 Der eeier uHiere Siuer Hnb
Gtriiten ber sraRfheiten uRo oeren 3ur biren mag,
pcr ApeM:
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9n ben Apotbeten bu ba6eH.
@saa teie: ,,Efc.ib nnS SSahr."
WIou id,jGe cine Srieimorie an RaSipng & Gemr..
g1r. So, gSatrcas, GGe Dee Sburals 5trane, Ssesps
Irsf.
-9eebrrra, 3Guenbf bon Dollars mertn. wixh
@ud sugeid5idt Dcr5ea.
(aeriltSWo ont, Rtttu, ,srstt, ,t&tu)
, 1880-01-29

In adjournlng To meet on tbs first Wcdnes-
day Of August the Fusion Legislature III
MalnB accepts the Inevitable and rctl1es
crushed by u hu,niliating aud disgraceful dc.
feat. Tho hauling Ut future day for reas-
seubliug carries with 1t no promise or proba~
billy that tho ba!l!cd consplratoFs will ever
put In anothet appearance rs Rulnp Legfs-
laturo; they have taken this way OF letting
themselves down easy, ard will never b0
heard Of again as Legislative body. Tbs
true Legislature will Itort1y lul all tho
Fustonlsts III Malnu In their seats who were
lawfully elected, provided the Republicans
do not conclude tD lnake al exam.
rio OF them for ti1e benc4t of ait
future would-be State.steafers by declaring
nii their seats vacant mld ordering new cleo
tians. In any event, 1t Is tn bo Hoped that
tho Legislature will for once depart from 4
pracedellt that lleyer had tho warraut Of
Justice VI equity. aud which has grown Into
q gross nbuas Ut ti,e power OF spending the
peoplus ,uol.ey. by sll,u,nurlly squele]ii1x Tux
contestants who inay put Ii. clalln to the
, 1880-01-29

TIE efforts Of the Chicago Importers to
obtain rclief from tho burdens unjustly im-
posed upon them under the existing laws
governing tho transportation OF goods In
bond to Interior ports Of delivery nre meet
Ing with very genernl cooperation among
Western merchants, and there Is III excel
lent prospect that Representative Morrison,
Of Illinois, will bo able soon to discover tho
existence Of strong and earnest demuid for
such legislation on the subject MS is proposed
In tic Aldrlcli bill. A1r. Sliaek1ef0rd, tile
Surveyor OF Customs at Louisville, has
written lotter to Collector Smith, Of
this city, expressing Ills approval of tho
bill, and Secretary Sherman, doubtless min,l-
full TINT tho West Is big country when 1t
comes to be considered In references 10 PEcsi-
Dental possibilities, promises Ills hearty aid
to "nny bill that will promote thu ready atl
snfe transportation Of gools In bond" So 1t
will be seen there is general awakening til
the matter that promises wolf for the SUCCESS
OF the measure III Congress,
, 1880-01-29
THE coLLAPsR or THE FUSION CON-
HPIHAQy,

1t seems to be conceded on all sides that
the latest opinion OF tho Supreme Court Of
Maine has put an end 10 the contention In
las Sate rs to the control Ut the Legislature
nntl thu Stats Government. THIS third opt1l-
lou was brought out by an application ot tho
Fustonists claiming the right, rs the lawfM!
Legislature, to demand construction OF tho
law from tho supre,no Court. The Court rc-
fused 10 answer tlla questions thus submitted
To It, because they were not presented by a
legally organized Legislative body; but In
giving the reasons Tor taking this ground, tho
Court went over the entire controversy III
brief, aud u.alls clear exposition OF tha rela-
tive status Of the contendlng parties
Tho Supreme Court recognizes as duty
tbs responsibility OF deciding bstween dit
ferent bodies Of mcn that claim seyorally TO
be the Legislature OF tbs State, because 1t
will 10 called on to pass upon tho validity Ut
tue laws that shall be framed. the appoint
llenta that shall b. made, the taxed that
shall be levied, and tho other acts done
, 1880-01-29

THE effect OF tho "boom" in the iron
and steol business III inviting tho importation
Of foreig1, Iron and steel is partially disclosed
by tho report of Imports md exports during
November. l87O. It will bo remembered
TINT tho advance In the price Of iron In this
country began in June and July, 1910. at that
time Iron and steel production in England
was practically suspended. The high prices
In this country revived the trade In Great
Britain. and, though tlso British manufnct-
urcrs were not able fu[rly to get under way
until about tho 1st Of October, 1t will be seen
that at the close OF November they Ind III
creased their expectations to this country lu,-
nlensely. Tho following table gives the
Quantities imported III November, 1873, and
November, 1879:
, 1880-01-29

EvLoa1gs upon the life anl1 public services
OF tho late Zac|,ar}ah Chandler, United States
Senator from Michigan, wcrc yesterday de"
1iyercd In tho Senate and House. THO some.
wllat ovcrdone practice Of paying Con-
grcsslonal tributes to The memory Of dcccnsed
members has, in It's application to persons OF
comparatively little consequence to the
Nation rs whole, rendered occasions Of the
kind commonplace and of slight In
terest; but such was not tho case
yesterday, wien earnest meaning words
were spoken Of man whose serv-
Ices l,ayo left their mark In tho history
OF Ills country, md gained place such Us
few public men hnya held In the hearts Of
every true lover OF TINT country. Yesterdays
cutogics, both In respect of their subject md
OF their eloqucnce and sincerity, were n
nntab1e exception, anil well worthy Of tho
prominence given them In the public prints
and In tho records Of tho American Congress.
, 1880-01-29

lilo RHya:'
"tThc subject nt direct importation Mt interior
ports has been hctn presented with soino acgreo
OF particularly Oil account of tho possibilities
which 1t embraces, rathor TIM, from tho fnot
that It is now. nr over hns been, a comncrninf
movement Of my very considerable magnitude.
Nevertheless, public sentiment III this country
Is strongly IN fnvor of atEor.llng tho greatest
possible facilities for tho direct Importation OF
merchandise Mt interior p6nlts compatible with
tho proper protection Of the rovo,'ie from c,is-
toms, The fnct Il gencrn1y recognized thnt tho
customs service should, lii this rcgari. bo 40
conducted ns to facilitate tho importation OF
merchandise at tntorior ports, a1d III no caao
unnecessarily to clog the whcols Of co1nmoroo."
The customs service cannot be 80 con-
tl.lcted rs 10 properly facilitate the business
OF direct imports To tile interior undor the act
of 1870. "public sentiment" Il "slrongly 1T
favor Of atlortltng tho greatest possible fAcilL'
tics" for such direct importation. Hence
the conclusion TINT tho hill oil the subject
pcnJtng In tho House Introduced by Mr..
Altlrlch, or the one Introduced III the Sonnto
OH Tuesday last by Qcil. Logan, ought to
pass ut once.
, 1880-01-29

A. SUIT was begun yesterday in tbs United
States Court In tllis city to recover damages
for infringement Of II patont fur tile man,l-
sactnre Of oleoAtnrgarlnc, and In synopsis
of the bill which is printed iii anotller col.
ulnn description Is given of theEp,
manufacturing alleged butter from animal
fnt. It would seem tint there arc largo sales
and heavy profits I'll tho business, a. danl-
ngcs to tho amount OF Sl00, 900 are claimed on
account Of the Infringement.
, 1880-01-29

4 NEW Industry llas sprung ,tp In Con-
gress, or ut lenst IN tho Bonate,-tho Iio,tso not
having yet .llnptcd It. The privilege OF "loave
10 print is often nskcl by these congressman
who can write hottor than they can speak. but
TINT sort OF thing Rlwuys looks like tho job Of
joar1loyinnt,, u1l,l mt like muster workman.
NDw tho quiet fellows got so1le Ut thd dramatic
nnu dcului,,atory Scnntors tu dclivor their
speeches for te,tl. Cockrcl. OF Missouri, is
getting IN cnvfuble reputation rs all or.ttorlcal
substitute. Lust wock ho intonad speech for
Cake, Of Tcxas, who w1.s sick. and ho did 1t 10
isnpressEvo!y thnt 1t su0tnod us II tho KhoRt Of
Webster bud returned tn nwc thoin with his
puwor. 1t Ia Il gtA,l scheme for sorators with It
pour delivery. Cockrui makes no charge for
those kindly services.
, 1880-01-29

TnE New York Central Rlllrond st0ok Is
sad tuhe tho best Investment Of tho kind III tho
United Htates. The dividends pa!d by tho Cofn-
puny from ls53 tu September. 1871. amounted to
.sl08.00,0oo. Itcxpondcd I'LL undsrd surplus
ut $v.0o0,O0 OIL tho property, and during tho
pilst eight yenrs 1t hIs regularly paid iii per
cnttllvido,d and Carried surplus of nvcr S7,o01-
010 bcstlcs. Moreover, tho eurt,ings for tho Inst
quarter of 1871 showed III increase Ut nearly
$t,o0QO00 over tho sumo Qunrtcr In 1873, and, ut
tho prescnt tlmut tho business Of tho Company
shows net cummings equui to u rcr cont OIL thu
cnpltul stuck. 1t IL curious tinst Vanderbilt
should wish to un!oad this ynluab!0 stock unlcss
he has alrcady moro money than ho knows whit
tn do With.
, 1880-01-29

PERSONALS,

Hayden will lecture.
He,,ntor ulaIne's dauQltor accompanies
him to Woshinrtnn.
"." ,.,.'. :" ""s1ss', 1a.4xH,, w. ~. H., call
naat sWiln -aou ,oSe .ao ',,oSonr, W..
ia'nn1o" u "o Felatlon to:st"''y' tno '3oADs ~.
Dr.. Dor&lnr4 Davis, MI English ptysle1a11,,
has ,bo0 skeletons for salo. MIR. QArcelon sao0''
order supply Ut backbone At once.
Mrs. f3urav Ia renortall tn ho nj, a,lmlreroE
aacrcsary s,.h,,r1 1Jo fsn't what vo,, would call
nrottv t'nt t,a cntohos I'm, tmat thc anne.
s,..,..,..s. ,....,..., - nn,o.,,, v C,
~ cle1etlAu,L 1ectusou " 1'"'e!sn' ~ ths
, 1880-01-29

ST, PAUL Pioneer Prcss: "hfr. Springer
Of llllnols, Bonerally figures rs tho aot,yo bind
hoof Of tho Democratic COW who kicks over tts
party mllk-pntl. Ifo bus conceived u bill which
will rovlve tho tiorco purity contest If the e1tft
session, and, II nude party 1neslsuru pnl
pressed to u passago, will cost tho Democratic
rarty oven tloaror than thoir btue-rIhbou I1
bpetllty OF last year."
, 1880-01-29

In Legislative capao!ty. Hence the
Court must ascertain for Itself which OF
tho contendlng bodies lawfully represonta tho
people, from whom the Legislature derives
it's power. IN making this inqNfry tho Court
finds tint tho Fusion claimants nro body
which was constituted upon cgrtlt1catcs and
sumrnonses that wore unlAWfu1ly tssuod;
TINT tic Fusion Legislature fias never llast
quorum OF members holding regu1ar
ni,d lawful certincates; that tho uncon.
Bt!tutIonal md Illegal metllols pursued
by Gov. Garcolon and his Council In dis.
regard OF tho ofl,ciRl Instructions Of tho
Supreme Court, which wero given under tho
Constitution Of tue Slate, could not creato n
lawful Legislature; and tint hence the body
prUpuunding the questions Is not lawfully
constituted Legislature.
Tho Court further holds that there cannot
bo two Legislatures, and TINT olu lawful
Legislature. with a quorum in cacll House
Of members WHO appeared from tho returns
to be elected, had completed Its Organization.
II such organization WIS postponed, 1t wns
In the hope that protest would prevail to &C.
cure tho rights Of members untawfully
excluded from tho other Legislature,
md, II there have been Irregularities IN
tho manner of organizing, that they were
occusioned by tho circumstances attending
a'' attehpt ~ us".paIo''' 1ns'e ,'a'o pes'I ,.a
no s'u'1 us'ee.s Ill a1lo ots"1l1"!.on ~ , u ~.
lawful l'es.s'"tule' ,'o"oss1' ""' u'o fo'sp VI
Liz peop!e ~ hot ~ w slhlc" ''oi .tue s"s@
efhn'cnt ~ w oVet'nto"l U" ace."'s . " n''
HnaSoluao'e "epatlu,o run '!o Ns"'l i'.n!s
" "tB"1.'I".'o'' ~ - "e"' t'to'."e' .'"S
.ne 1cstsia'uis ols"n'heu n".'. - ,','., wv.
leell a1oiu'nl VI c'essel ''.oIloc'S' "''e't sun
seq"entiy c''osp l'.s's 1p1elAo,' 10 Wv 'ses'' w.
eohsl''u''ona'' c1 a''a o'''s 1es'0'"'afo u 'l'0
otaM' ~. ,.,
nus opi''o!'' liAg .no wv "'1e4 p.Hss4s" NV ~
~ ~ hnat'''ous' ~ - "'ao ''i'''!' t"o ~"
e!o"'s'o sec'n a,spuseu " ',eeepI ~ ~ e."1'
s'Se' SOW o'a.,l'' s'ss nv ~ .'tso " . n"s
il'B doYst"o1' Ahe '""lu,'s-s'ectG" aena-
!ors asa !.cpicse,'t"tlFes m"o ""'e uee' ~ NV.
1ns WIN 1'lu u9io't tcsta'a'a4o ", sno nt9s'
" tuenp WI, soo" Jo'', "'o "'"1". I've 's" M
turoi u!o o'nce6s WHY 4asso pce4t "e'.',k un-
| W. "at"o!llS u tAo r"s'on 4'ee's.nsu.o .''
VIII noatuoh t'ao., plepos'etous ensAns,
aiiu un ouo 9oVesn'ao'' ~ A''nc
""t ~ aun'ln's.etsu n"iuiS m..
psacolu.as uute u'u ss''' n.y.. ny uu "nsn 4,',
"aom 'ae peopio "ppolnlcu, 1nss Wv slllus'
cnt1on ol NV u,u o1aol i.aS nesn "se1ns. ~.
p4'snti "ltnou' ''olencc ur pluo"s''e'' - u"o
10 Inc pallcifce, seit-festfa''lt' hooa JUG
ineht, nfid ahaoatInB hfih'iess OF t'ae lsop.o'
lcahs, WHO, WINS Hai!e'i"ll's nle't is3hes'
nave songht 70 assert tnein aceora!i'e u the
forms OF law For t'ls uie 1.epuDiu",s y,
MaiNc deserVe the approVai al'a BTatltauo u
, 1880-01-29
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES,

The CHICAGO TRIBUNE has established branch
ofccs for tho roco!pt Of subscriptions md ADVERTISE
n,ehls ~ follows:
NE,v YOWK-l,oom 2 Trtbrns Building. TT. Nc
FApnHv, Manager.
pA1lls, gtanco-No. 10 1suo do Ia 0runVc-Datelere.
II. MAILER, Agent
LONDON, EnR.-Americnn Exchange, Nv stfeao'
HENRY ]. Gfi.ttO, ARpnt
WASHINGTON. d. G.-13i0 F street.
, 1880-01-29
BAYARD ON GREENRACKB.


.na.a,t a,,"""h u, fa,,cr ~ ~, ,,c,"n,,ot;,om
.Ap's.eu npIesu =" 'nuI MI. y. so ,,. liza"
t'oh ol e1eo'lpacAs' AnlS speec'', n"u W. 'no
other expressions Ill laVor OF ILLS scne1le'
falls to point out how the legaI-telltler notes
Interfere witt, tho business or tho credit Of
tho Nation or tho people; it also fal!s to
,.olnt out how tholr loss from tho lebt-payIng
currency of the country Ii to bu supplied,
aud falls to tell where tlle country is 10 OBJ
tain tho xull, and how 1t Ia to retain tue gold
Ii, cuso t, demand for exportatiun should be
made. g..
Tho Senator discussed tho whole question
from tho unrrow standpoint Of tho lcttor OF
the Constitution, anil Uvated tlle fnct TINT tho
issue Of these notes had been pronounced to
be constitutional by declaring that decision
to bo ",nost alarming and DANGEROUS. Upon
this point l,e said:
"Ioonsider tho construction Of tho Constitu-
tton by thu Supreme Court In tho lcgal-teNder
e''ses to 10 alarming anu must dangerous, tor
~ " s9sa H. 'ns mv -, ~ so,Ma a1ast
cncr@amoy' u % of % which ConSress is tho III % iudre. "A
tho coustit',tion wus tutondod ror tho restraint
Ut mptorltios, uud to koop all puwer thore not
delegated Within tho assigned iimits. II ts obvI-
ous that tho necessity for maintaining 'ts pro-
slsona u sfoatcr VI psoposuo" ~ tao oae'ts-
nu ~ .ho a"nrn,, cnrt n" hnr n,
trial nf tho ts,nstit,tio,, II Tho hour Of it full
uro, It Is never 10 we,Ak ~ WHOM It should DO
most strong"
Whnt was this great emergency? It wna
aclyll war for the destruction Ut tho Union.
f0r tho dGstructlon0f the Constitution, and for
the ann!hllntion Ut the National existence.
10 meet this emergency money was needed
by the Government. Tho most conspicuous
duty of The Government was to lnatntiM lls
own existence, and IN 10 iioing nntnta!n tho
political rights, privileges, and liberties Of
the whole people. The Constitution did not
III terms declare TINT Congress might Issue
legal-tenler papcr money; but the Constitu-
lion, having made It tho duty of the Govern.
munt to piafntain tho integrity md tho au-
t,Iorlty OF tho Nation, also directly clothYl
tho Government with tho power "to borrow
noney OH the credit OF tho United Status y;
"to ralse and support arlnles"; "to provide
md maintain a nayy"; and ''to make all
, 1880-01-29

seats occupied BY Republicans by virtue OF
tl,o Supreme Court decisions, and at tho sa'no
t11nc refusing to vote the contestants penny
Of compensation. It has been customary to
sootho the feelings Of an unsuccessful claim
ant by giving him the pay he would receive
It awarded tho seat, md mn excellent oppor-
tunity Ia now presented for reforming this
nhlan.
, 1880-01-29

TnH Atlanta Constllltti07l denies that n.
Democrats OF tho South nro hostile 10 TIhon
nlll slcclRrca that, whto individuals may hov,,
their personal preferences. thoy aro Tor Ana
will support tho nosninoo Of tho National t,or,
ycntfon, Whoever no mny be, Without II yhr q,
wherefore. 1t shys thnt "Our people perrcIs.
thAt tho nnlr difficulty iios III occtl,g tho 1yms
ucr,lttu candidate md installing HIN IN II.
White House. rnthor than In any choice between
nsplrnnts, particularly whom thore seelns 10 i,s
I'LL abundance OF good Iuntcrin1."
, 1880-01-29

TIE Illinois Department Of tho Grand
Ar1AA fof the Republic begun yesterday In
thiy. .tfty Its fourteenth annual encampncnt,
There arc over | 600 members OF this Depart
mont, and tho present reunion is we'll Mt
tended. From reports presented 1t is shown
that the organization In Illinois llas more
tllan doubled Its strength within tho past
ycar, besides organizing q Department In lit
skfann
, 1880-01-29

THE st. Louis GID. {Grant boomcr} COM
plains TINT come Of tho Presidential asplg3ns
nro sucking tho Office instoad Of tho olce aeef
ing thoua. Looking at tho political straws thai
fill thu air ono would say that tho pcop!o ves
just now ugitating that subject little.
, 1880-01-29

Aldermen Ia TINT ocrta!n banks which haze ,ho.o
fln.la arc not paying him n cent If ,ntnra.v.
ttoreon, whereas ut . por cont tho intn,a.,
wolll amount to Il, 900 n month, or ncorly IN
per ,tny, attsi that, In spirit Of bcneyulonno ~
n making donation OF this 200 ,lay In ,ss ~
nfurcsaisl hanke, and doesn't wnnt tn disturb ".
arrangement by reducing tho deposits In thn,t
vaults. 1lunee tho City Troaaurer In not oha.ns
around nfter Al,lermon, con1 Ing thom to p,t ~
nloilpy where IL would do tho taxpayors thu ,no.s
good. Ills idcn IA thnt charity begins al horo
, 1880-01-29

THERE ia evidently no truth in tho cable
Rrnul stating tllat Mcssrs. Dronnan and Dasiu
Will contest Tho County OF Mnyo. r!Ils would to
entirely against Mr.. rarnell's policy, md h.
std%s Mr.. O'Connor Power, tho prcsont tnotubef
Of Parliament for Mayo. ia OF. friendly to1ni
with bnth gentlemen, and It is highly l1uproba'
bic that they will oppose him.
, 1880-01-29

A NAN 1T Iowa fe,l from his horse while
drunk tile other day and broke his neck. His
widow llas brought suit for 5000 damages
against the saloon!tecper who sold her ins-
batnl tho l[lunr.
, 1880-01-29

TIE average New York legislator does
not tony himself any Ut tho comforts nnd COL
vcnionocs Of this lIfo TINT nre furnished free os
Charge. Only tlvo mospbors Of tho Assembly
oilt Of 100 tlcollncd tho regular dead-hcad paa
GU t1atlroNilS.
, 1880-01-29

SENAron-ELEcT Gibson, Of Louisiana, can
servo out his present term In tho House of lleF
rcsontatives, get elected, and sorye out anothef
tnl tar,n, before ho tnkes bis seat In tho Senate
Iiopo deforrcd may mako Mr.. Gibson Sick
, 1880-01-29

THE legislators Of Wisconsin aro discuss
Ing the subject Of bIonnlal aessona. 1t thef
know what Il rellof It Is tn have tho Legislature
OF Illinois meet only uncG III two yeArs, thel
would aaopt the syatem ut o11ee.
, 1880-01-29
Description,

During the eleven months Of 1870, ending
Nov, 80, the value Of cur foreign imports.
exclusive ot coin ami bullion. was about
S54, ,oo0, 600 greater tllan IN tlle salno months
OF lS7R. The "balanes OF t1a4le" Is in fair
why to be overcome.
, 1880-01-29

Some of the Ohio Democratic newspapers
ignore tho returns of tho lust election, and want
to arYln tho question :whuther Ohio Is ltepue
lisan 8tato Or not, AJAX sonAtor Thurman, Cen
Thornns Ewing, or Ullclo Dick U!Bhop."
, 1880-01-29

T1iE glucose manufacturers III buffalo
nuke from $4,000 to s4o,d0 pcrweek. The stoef
In ono concern originally yulucd ut slu0 esea
sharu IL now worth LOU,
, 1880-01-29

Mevtcker'S Theatre. .
Mnatson street, botwcen Dearborn and State. En-
gpgement Of tho Boston Theatre Company. "Drink."
, 1880-01-29

nrof,t ~ \ IN N nor cent uer nnnum OIL
+,,o ,sa ~ +ho,r con,tn, In handling thu
,,ro,ortv
INTERIOR EXPORTS AND IMPORTS,
MI, Ntmno, Chief of tho Bureau Ut Sta
tlsttcs Of tic Treasury Department Mt AV4lsll-
jpgton, gives considerable spacp lii Ills forth
coming rnport to tho subject uf direct tratie
between Interior points II, tho United States
and foret1,, Countries. IIo attributes its do |
yelop11,ent to combinations betwcc1l railway
onl steamship companies, tie establishment |
of tele9rnpllc communication between trade |
centres. etc. but declares that there arc OBJ |
ylous limits to the possibilities Of It's expan-
sim, ns. the fnct of tno Bhippcr's choice Of |
markets between the foreign n1d the home,
stnce Is n very ,urae proportion Of tho prod
,cts of the Westn is, and will continue to
,,. rco,,irctl for domestic consumption, Both
tbrse rcas,ns asstaned for tic aroytl, of tic
foreign trade of tho interior strike US rs
superticIal, Instead Of this foreign trade
being promoted BY tho combinations of rail-
wuy md Steamship companies, tho actual
existence Of the trutlo forced the co,nb!1a-
ttons: mn, tho theory Is equally fallaclous
that I, large share of Western products .lcs-
t;n,.l ultimately fnr n forefau market will
t,o,,aro1,,, In .yoru,,oss,i Mt cnnst ,,orts
~ ,a..',.,.
WIN" wv" eno'so
the Atlaht1c seapohrt lnilao ll'arket al'u
the European market. The direct export
tra.lc from Tho Interior dates Its rise from
the time when Western merchants had ac-
cumuluted sufficient capital 10 handle It.
1'raylo,s1y It fell into the hands Of tile New,
York commission on-u,ercl,ants. Tlle ultimate
, 1880-01-29

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