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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
THE CONTIGUOUS DIsEASES HOSPITAL.

To the Editor OF The Trt6WHe
SIR: notice in to-day's TRIBUNE "a sentence
which am sure was peuned III hurried moment. and
yet Ia liable 10 do considerable injury refer To the
ast paragraph IN the editorial article upon fup'e
Health Associations But here for man OF refined or
even dseept ha bits IN with typhoid fever for example
TO enter the Hospital for Contagious Diseases would be
70 insure MS speedy ending"
Now the hospital here IL under the charge OF the
Board of HEALTH II has resident physlcians IL haa
trained nurses who have been gradunted from other
hospitals; and quite Ia number OF respectable people
have been there and have recovered. Formerly the
SISTERS Of Charity ae but during the ght
OF last they withdraw, and no" lhefc
are the best trained nurses offered themselves for
the place and who are well lifted fof thcr dutes iOl
may perhaps imagine The feelings OF one OF tbesr u
she should read the article. when You know That she
contracted typbUs fever from family ~ Jour sics win
the disease whom she nursed IN the hospital ana nat
frO illness she barely escaped with her ne Be
heving that word 10 the wise is sufficient ai very
truly V0urs @. L.
Gep- York Dec H. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13

in Richmond. w. - The annual reporss
of James A. Dumont. Inspecior-Gereral OF
Steam Vessels, was made pubic - Tx
state Senator James i. Starhnek died ~ va or.
town. " Y 49, TIE weather was exce'siFey
cold alorg the Hudson kIvr Satn'day - ID 20.
ward Crane has brought lba' sui aGarst ING
Boston Daiiy Adreriser. laying the damages az
1900 600 - United States DfpuiT collector
James Davis wa- killed ard United eia'es tcei1.s-
soner G.. W Campbel WIS beateA nraF-F 70 IN
near CGoksvllle Tenn. 80 Isaac ms
and COMPANION arrested N r.. ~,
m. Friday FOR absconGiug with $1,000 from van
Dyke " Williams bankers 4 ihs city; - over
100 buildings were burned In Pensacola. fiorina,
Friday night; the loss IL es'imased NJ ABOUT
$3.50 OOO. - Mora evidence for the proeeeDilon
was glyen N fhe Bortree murder tra Saturday.
CITY AND SUBURB N.-5iOsi OF the new CITY ON
GERS took possession Of their places Saturday RI
meeiiDg IN Tanmany Hall the rocreant Aldermen
were bitterly denounced. @= Nine dealers IN
counterfeit com arrested in thls CITY
and Brooklyn; an officer was danaer-
Oisv stabbed by one OF them. - General GFlnt
visited ferson aud inspected q number OF six
and other mills. - Jay GOuld's conservatory at
Iryington was DESTROYED by fire. - saw
factory was burned In Newark.
Copies Of the paper may still be obtained az tie
Office Of The TRlBUNE or by mail. Price cents.
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A. Ew Boyor F0R GEYLE4L CEsSoLA.
"co,fmAvprR or THE CROWN OF ITALY"

"Co,fafANDER or THE CROWN oF ITALY"
Lest Fliday ;he Italian Minister at Washington,
tb, FRINGE OF CampoIeaie, forwarded a sealed pack
ore. bearing the Royal Arms of l,aiy, 20 General
Cesnola. IntrustIng It 10 Count Marefosehe. the
Consul Of Itay in this city for delivery. 1t was
toun9 10 contain Z. parchment, red morocco case
and TWO letters. Oue of these was from HE Under
Secretary of Foreign Affairs. DARED 4, Rome on the
18th OF last November. Informing the General that
the Kiug OF italy, his Royal Master. had. on the
recommendation If The President of The Cabinet
AID tne Minister Of FCreigC Affairs, conferred upon
Count LOUIS Palma di Cesnoia the Royal order
and rank % Commander OF the crown oi Atay,
and CONCENTRATING HIM on THIS EVIL
dence If high Royal favor. The Or
der Of the Crown OF Italy is. like the
OF cbeyalicr officer, commander ana grand officer.
The other letter was the ex Minister OF Pub
lac instruction, CesaTe COrrent, who a. Chancellor
a. The Order InCiOsed the Gloss OF Commander and
informed the General OF ms promotion IRON the
grades he already ncd chc7aller and officer 81
that order. ne,al CesnOla was further informed
that his name had been registered IN the roll or
italian Commanders. He thus continues 10 be Tecog-
MED rs an Italian nObleman aud subject OF Itay,
while III reality be has been batnralZed American
citizen for more than sixteen years.
me curious fact is that General Cesnola can claim
two patiola lities Before leaving bis native coun-
fry he obtained Royal decree from victor EN-
rpanne permitting him 70 VISIT the United sra es
aud 10 accept rank aud position WitnouJ loss OF
preiudlce 10 his title or NATIONALITY. mus snould
In. General be ri any time desirous 10 return 10
Italy 10 1--we he can resume all his former rights az
al Italian subject and nODeman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
DEATHS FROM EXPOSURE.

Hyman vollenberg. Hebrew tailor. fifty years
old. was found dead yesterday in cold room where
he had lived alone for years, at No. 5s Baxter
st. L. was supposed that he had died from che
effects of the cold HIS neighbors saw him alive
last FRIDAY. but Il, Ne of them remembered having
cen him since then. A homeless man named
patrick smith was found dead the stoOp of NO.
/ 1873 Second-ave., yesterday morning. Ii was be-
heved that while intoxicated he had Derlsheo from
ths cold Engepe Connolly, age fifty, was found
dead on a rear stoop at ms home, No. 66o water,
ar Yesterday morning. The neighbors said he bad
been ntoxlcated, and 1t was Thought that he died
fran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
RElYH4RDTP REPARING F0A DEATH.

Edward Relnharfr, convicted OF the murder OF
his wife, IL expected to be taken by Sheriff Ccnnor
from the Richmond County &. L. Jail 10 Brooklyn
I'm. ,,oraluu 10 be rrsenteuced bY ia tge irnard.
Thi. will be the third time mat Remuardt has been
sentenced TO be hanged. Twice his counsel III order
to have tho case reviewed 10y the Supreme Court
ana Cont OF Appeals prevented the sentence from
being executed by SUNG ont "A stay Of proceedings.
Now that the Court OF last resort has decided
apaIust Lila 5he condemned man is preparing 90
meet his fate. He does not entertain much nope
that the Governor will interfere IN his benait and
saws that be will try aud die like a man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOV RNNIENC INDICATIONS.
SintDDsis r1r nc past - hQars.

WASHINGTON. Dec -, l a. m.-Ihe area OF
low barometer which, the afternoon report was cen
trsl near Apcna. has moved slowly eastward aud 10
now central IN Ontario The.temperaur' has fallen dur
ing the past hours the Upper Lake REGION
the Northwest, aud the western portion OF Texas. IL
has risen decidedly III England, tue Middle south
Atlantic and East Gull States Cloudy weather. with
min r soov has prevailed ID the QUO Valley and Ten
ncssse tne Lake region and New England L'ght rnin
has .a en- lat report IN tue Middle Atlantic states
soutbcrly winds have prevailed IN the Middle, south
Atlantic ami Gull states the ONO Valley ana Ienaes-
SCI md the Lake region. and westerly winds N
fue Upper Lake region aud tnc Mississippi Valley.
Indications.
For New-Englaud. falling followed by stationary or
rising barometer south west winds. partly cloudy or
cloudy weather with or snow higher Temperance.
For the Middle Atan.lc states, ialling followed ny
rising barometer south 10 west wns. partly couly cor
cloudy weat ler with RAIN rising followed by stationary
o. lower temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
TIE ErrEor OF SENTIMENT Al POLITICS.

We nav TOO much attention to our leaders
Wa SCOUT ntuu. y rtHrra enemies tnd advocate
he hat and CislusJ business, ana TOO ht." 80 QUE
I1a+eral interests. While scra' chn- aohS ana
living o. Sentiment Northern pcoDe ara grJWirG
riru ard developing their cYu try ~ every pnss DE
"a W. should attempt 70 educIt" Our people 70 take
q da-rr..t vIg Of affairs. They should De- Taught 10
h. eve rhai politics hat does not better icr rOhdiil0n
aad az least give them equa advantages 20 grow
wealthy L. NOT und. In tHe las score 0i wears we
hive .O had az equal chance because We nave IoI" wed
10 wong class ul leaders. We have had good iOt o.
sun abb a oar rgu,s IN the territories" oceans OF
.frTi,,, nj o. ais o! STATE Rights but no money 10
nm ID "a rt! way across Southern - ;Ar Pacific. ana
~ money 10 improve the NJ .sslss'ppi River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
cR4Iy STATISTICS or YEW- YORK

VAST INCREASE or RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS Oh
CEREALS DURING TIL LAST sEhsoN-ihif 'h-
LANCE OF MAINTAINING THE cANAIS-A TALL
WITH CANAL OFFICIAL.
The canals being closed for the season, T.. H.
walker statistciln OF Produce Exchange mas com
plered report showing the great Increase III the gram
movement at this port previous years from Jam"
arv 1 10 November 80. IN the following tables;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
TIE Result or KELLY,s DEFEAE
a REPUBLICAN VIEW.

ITII iIDuHV VVt'F""''
The political effect OF this niuucipal feVoiu-
ZION IS v,riouslv conf .ciurpd. W believe Wl 'e sa'u
tnry; first hv dc rolaznC and DIS iacllUG
mon ine Taumany organization and, second y W !"
NOR. 90 aab,. not an entirely non-p tsdn hei
ton OF tue immense patronage AZ me DISPOSAL OF mt
heads q. tn several department :. Ills pauohttt.
ronrrnfra tel IN d. OF the Dcn"ci acY ih> EFV"
10 the party tlr large 1Ues IN o." city when nave
so often swa"pci iho publican vote IA me rGral 'l
vrfirt OF tAe people Of the whole,Siate Will more
certainty recorded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
OBITUARY.
NATHANIEL FISHER.

=
Nathaniel Fisher. of the firm of Nathaniel
Fisher * Co... deG suddenly December 8, OF paralysis
OF the heart after Illness his resIeBce IN this
city His career has been full u encouragement TO
young men entering upon mercantile pursuits.
lie was born at .dham, Mass, 10 ISIS. His
lineage is traced by direct line 10 OF that heroic
number who landed on Plymouth Rock. lie had the
advantages Of a New-Englsnd common school educa-
ton He left home a youth to seek his for
tune IN Western York He engaged III busint ~
az "A clerk In "a mercantile house IN Bunuo, when tbat
citv was considered far west DeuVer II now In
1888 ne came 10 New YORK, and became clerk In the
house OF L. y BOutDh. IN the boot aud shoe business
Ia a short he became partner, anu Later sue
ee.isd 20 the business aud AL the successive changes
continued 10 prosper Ia 1863 he established the pres
sut house of MAJ haniei FI,uer * He had that
s1ayty of manner aud rmness Of purpose which com
mand respect wherever found. He was an honest.
mora, temperate man. without austerity or blSory.
HIS INTEGRITY was OF that healthy and sturdy grown
wnch 40 battery could shake and no tcmptatlou bend
In relations life tan bis business relations n was
no less rirnful lie good citizen ana always TOOK a
active interest IN public IN hrs. although he bore no
conspicuous part. A Republican IN politics. he was
member of the Union League Club frpm tue time OF its
organization. He also member OF the New England
society In home and family he was dearly beloved
and viii be deeply mourned. Iu his church, the Broad
way Tabernacle, he was prominent member aud had
long neld Jnice of trust and responsibility
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13

yearslof her widow nood she displayed the Etea'
for The exPresideni's memory, and took an
in erect in all public acts his honor A ssiss
by NJ Bartheeniy ~. Uairc, abe UNDERTOOK thepu"''
cation Of her late husbands speeches, some Vousa
vhcn an sent recently To tie United states Cohsle7N
Sae intended lately reeuter society, nnd nrin une
ceUtion Du6 III health interviewed, ana TOT 0Ner
week. her recovery has been deemed almost hopeless
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
PJBLIC OrIAION.

II n, Democratic leaders who are urEing
0.na an ,.ts1s th. aoop. ou oi thr "'r' JONI RUE
Tor coua -n- electoral eot" 30 mo- ~ an pr. '.l-
D.. .lolll tIFe ia tner gl.-l 'inruEaJ C'mmcrc a
O. pJ
II seems ro us that the Democrats IN the
Il .s.r. he ..1.- ve> hiV" nor shown u't "lNuo /.
lu r.sIu god .s the paSsI ~ ta' hli pruVH-
IL < for the o. tae eicc Or l.'s yer Fic@o n'
en- Nic.-pres.d.lt- Il Glc1m lua D.-iifict tprin)
Wuy Is the Democratic free trade party Ike
a I-4 q. ~.3 Treasury v..-t Because us revenue
ou.Llr.-ll.I.-- ..tu.- tLANk-t- latp-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Dec: 49, a. m.-rhe downward
movement In the barometer continued during the clear
aud partly cloudy weather yesterday. The temperature
ranged betwec % $50 The average 81 s'l beng
50 lower than the corresponding day last year. and
1879 higher than Saturday.
Partly cloudy a1d cloudy weather with hlgheI uih-
yeraures aud light snow, may be expected TO-
day m And VICINITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13

has 30 far succeeded a. 70 pay all of taxes.
amounting TO Sf24J 30. ard Ia reduce he dot
the first NOR gage OF $4,000. 1t 10 now proposed
10 reduce the ueDt 10 1iO,ODO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
ANXIOC- FOR 4 PAR y SulEUOLETH
from The g0frcst0a Nsins Dam

Whether the democratic Parry means 10
give ut, .l. ghost b.Lt oH lis aTuor anew, mus .
o. leerss. .. .nc ITSELF A. Dc sta'ds now, a. can
s.,.-E connie. o.. le.ye-t IL has emerged rom the
eort,3ts, Incu errut elemental compost on. and
vim f. iat ON. 3. lIr up for kl1ClucTO 10 Consider
ir of thr r. IS 70 un hoped la some
les r,.out o: Of principles VIII De offered containing
IN sbibbai-n the 'cawOrd and The programme OF
the panty lOI iurlre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13

WHERE THE SHOE PNcHEs.-Eidest Daugh-
Ter. uInk YOU mIgDt lea come Qua, mamma! I'm
twen,v you know, aud surely I've finished my ednca
,'n %, fsstye Mamma 10y prepared 10 act tie
nrt ~ Chaperona and wallhowerD Not Yet, my love-
socetv rs 40 hollow rally must preserve tnat s"rt
,driiss ireshness Of yours "a little while longer p
Punch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
5ueclal NoLess.
il. B. HERrs & son. Auctioaeer'

A. H. HERTs q son. AuctioHeers
IMPORTANT SALE or RARlSCERAM CS,
WORKS OF ART. Rit-A-HRAC. sc
THE GRE AT HAS FIELD COLLECTION
or WED F-DAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY DE
CEMBtR 10. lB aud l.. ~ = 1'c.lcA each DAY.
Ar TUE HEKr- ART ROOMS. TAI BROADWAY.
The Hassf Ia cO ectiOn. c0nsg e by thOsu emnen
auUqu1Ilans and cOliectDrs
MessrS ~ s~FELD fkLltES. No QlAl NALAf
PARIS A D rs NEWtt ArE--T.. LONDON.
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MADAME THEIRS.

PARIS, Dec. l2.-Madame Theirs. the widow
Of ex-Presdent Tniefs. IS dead
Madame Theirs, whose maiden name WIS
Dosne became known principally during the Presidency
Of ner husband aud her sister assisted him In
fulfilling the social Ills station. During tue three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
DcliticaI NGtlcc5.
49, -.--.HH.H 'H '9HH
Twelfth Ward X
4 .-nuIl- Lll.trl- l..

Twelfth Ward Repnbcan ASSOCIATION Of ne XIEth
t.An election Tor Olctr and felt gate 20
omnirtee FOR ti- ensuing year va Dr. bold -
the northwest OF IZtrhst nj ~tl TursisY
evening Iltl INST Poll. open rom : 20 O'Clock.
N1LON b. SMITH.
CHARf rs y. - NTOR. COMMITTEE
john H. BRADY.
VIts District "a primary election VIII bo he 4 T
dly Jcceu9,r a. Irs. at - Cn0ust - enc officers
This ASSOCIATION men beers t4e Central Committee
Polls open lIOm o. - =. M.
JOHN SIMPSON. President
PATRICK CLARK, Secretary
xIth Assembly District Republicans Association meet
lO- h-~i. Mon December Lo. 4-'t n
m Caucus after M ctiu.. CilA~. a. PEABO Df JG. Prs
J. 81. HAWka. secretary
XIth Assembly District Republican A>sociati0n-
PrEarv erection TOR 'le r. ana &c gates 20 the trnre
Comm headquarters No lD1 West 54tl5L DecJe
IA. 1850 Polls open from & , y. NJ
CBAs. A. PEABODY. JR, President.
J. ". X AwEs Secretary.
XyIIIih Assembly Disirci Repgbcau As.ocst On
iIcldduar Hal 81 East 3ttl-st. Primary
I'm 10 o'ciocx BERNAitD BIGLIN, Pr sl1rlt.
Jg3fFs NJ TUgSE3. secretary.
XXlIId Assembly District Republican A--OcisfiOa.
A Nil b. ued ou lur~iaf ever iBg Drceui
beI 100 Las, iZJthst rol 9pen rum e. 40 0cocA
HfNRf wells II, President
FRANK y IL COMPrE. ,oreiary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
DEBT or TIE FORSYTH STREET CHURCH

The Rev. A. c. Morehouse. who was appointed to
the work of rescung the old Forsyth Street Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
rnon LrvrrrooL-nY srzAasurp CITY OF nrcHxoyD
From pRsMgx-eY srEAMsaIP MosEL.

II If well 10 get clear of cold the first
week but a. j. better aud SAFER 70 rd YoErseu
il the rsL y-ent hOurshe proper remedy Tor tue
purpose being Or. Jdyne'- Eoector'nJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
TRrHrvE LOcAL OBSERVATIONS

The dias slos hr "a oneca yaiion' y .as - "A IN .
slft rrif.sAla
Indicated At
aut Pharmacy, IA Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
Christmas Appeal for Poor Chilarcu

The btrer cold and 81 winter coming early
VIII emud blnt hearted 0i the thousands ~ LITTLE chi
York an fiientlcss. without
billing frost haiiclld and bare
cellars xioWns
uB thus lot misery Lacy ch 0ut n1nds % en
Ia l. THIS cluntY WHOM fiofhifhce IA:
Blessed aud ass tor aId AMI sFmpalhY.
"a wi hel the LDkNN'S AID SOCIETY IN maze
CHRf~FNA- hIprier these UnfO little On,s Iht
best ChristHa KIT 3 q II ME.
FIFTY uOLLA $ aill send three HON less children u
homes m the country o. = HUNDRED DOLLARS viii tut
shnss OaIefootei Ite boys grl-. On III DKEE
DOLLARS will give l2u hung children hoe meal tor
mouth.
surely those have friends
viii Christmas better To- feeling that they have made 10
happier 20 the homeless ana iicudlcss orphan.
December =. q. l.. BRACE secretary,
ChiGren's Aid society. 10 East fthsL Nen- YORK.
Gifts Of clothing pVOvls.Jn- the Cen
ONCE ~ 4t!S. New YORK. VIII be callsl Tor the
address be- forwarded
donations money be inclosed either ~ the
sighed lacy checks Post once orders tley
be made payable L. the order 81 zoe rr,-us.
MM. 4. BOOTH. Pre- 'GruG
Thiri National ssnk 20 is-adlst.
BEORGE = COE. Treasurer
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1T u ~ Ut ITNIT-' y - LII T'ftIHs
&. I. BRACE secretary
10 Eas' .th-st. New York.
WORK ~ THE YEAR.

There during th@ past year IN six Lodging
Houses 3i63 an rent boys and girls 252337 meals ami
lSu537 iOdgllgs supplied In ~ Oar
o66! chiren. who taught ar patty
ieal clothed - ~ meas supphcdl Jtof
sent to eOo1 homes mainly The West 2,ss! weIo
aided With foot mecnc, through the sick Chiartns
J.St Children eujOvri benefits OF the eea
Side Home ayerag about 20 per week 53l girls have
been instructed the II to sew machine n the trs
Loaglg House and IN the Industrial sshooS Th're have
been orphans n tie Lodging Houses s1,0"l 40 have
deposited the pm savings Banks. rOtll number
undc- charge OF the Society duflug the year 2915I
Deert00t Farm SAG - received daily aud orders
taken o the prcgucis we'll known farm,
4, NEl. MEhRALL a. CONDlT 9th ave. AMI 57th-sI. ~
IINGuAUs y q Co. Nc l,.72 Broatway II. B kin.
No. 1U1 broadway :. IA. WILLIAMSON No SO BruadSay
Henry 4. Daniels NJ. d. la LexagSonars near ZSthss
lloars. " / aud -
nIlIL llalIan.
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legal ,pspl,r tur ,l,lt tar lalasr.
J, MI cnIlMnttoMS. whether uesani.ssl
,h,lsr general iaws ~ rllarteIrsl N
slNesal arts, shall ~ ua,lI the c,ntrsl
anal regulation VI ,hv Naslvnal lcglsla.
,nn tor the public e,ssi.
u All ci.lsens us,r VI wears III are,
malr ~ female. and mransicted III
crime. shall l~ allowed a. vute Mut
Every voter m,s,, without curv ur
rrump,lns. write his ~ her uN,, ballot. |
ts,@- IT physical disability IT, h~ rNs,
Nldcd tr hs law. lMt III the same spirit.
II ar,s.Macy, rlutncncs, VI VI, hirr.
arrhN conld survive nMlur such prnvi.
slons III the orsahie law III the land, and
talrl, ratrl.d into cllce, hy proper stat.
nius, II n hAt tlat II ehunll survive.
Please pive Nuur rva,lers the nlMvN
PLATFORM, Nhlrl, n purlu.rly snhMittesl
without further explanation than ~ nNy
TINT .lusr wl,a Will study II cl,eely will,
whatever ,h.lr il~t imrr,asims, IN
struck, ~ lnsersnl Wus with the tar0ry
II evolution, When he thus al., how har
,lmi dursfinu Munl,l W. IN tie nrlst,Ns
raes " lhr OlL World. will ,luirM.l
u esrla,n NJ length, ans ~ osrrs mras
nv gi,sn, II required,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-14

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