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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
THE BR00KS-KELLY CONTROVERSY

The case in reference to the control of The
Mtu-York Erenina Express was renewed yesterday be-
fors Referee Andrews. at No. 317 Broadway. The af1
davlts Of John Kelly, Augustus schell and John II.
Mooney were read Tint Of John Kelly states fully his
reasons purchasing part Of the stock OF the associa
tOn He says that the paper was not paying expenses
ard that he was induced TO purchase interest and
influence his political fiends to do likewise with the
assurance that the political OF the paper should
be directed BIZ him aud them that whatever he and bis
friends did In connection with the last election was
strictly legal ard in good faith. The aiayits or Mr.
Schcl and Mr.. Mooney agree with that OF Mr.. Kelly
The counsel for Mr. Brooks read the order OF Justice
Daniels requiring the respondents TO produce the hooks
subpoena mad been served the secretary
mud treasurer OF he company, but the president, Mr.
Schc was Florida. They demanded o. Messrs. Car
doza and rahan production of the books but these
LAWYERS said that they had control OF the books and
did not knOW in whose custody they were.
The case was adjourned until this morning at IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
SHIP NEUS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK..... APRIL 10.


Arrived.
Str Gaia tD. Cook Liverpool April and Queenstown A.
TO Z u Francklyn. -
Lawrence Giles Il Co; vessel to SeaRer Bros.
str DOnati CBr. Butter RIO JaDero 19, to Busk &
JevOns; anchored at sandy Hook for orders.
str NeWOTleanS HRscy NeW'OrleanS days, TO Clark q
Str Western Texas Hines Nassau. p. Jacksonville
Brunswick and Port Royal, to & III Mallory 4 Co.
Str Gulf Stream. ingram Wilmington y C. days, 10
Wm p Clyde & Co.
Str Dictator Creaser. Charleston days to Leary.
Str West Point, Va, Old Dominion Co.
str Manhattan. Kelly, Richmond city Point and Norfolk,
Old Dominion IS Co.
School ship Saratoga Ellis, FortIes Monroe days.
Ship Friedrich lier BrugReImann Bremen 80 DAYS with
pig empty barrels ORDER vessel TO The0 Ruger
Ship Grace. Wilbur Baltimore, In ballast To sutton Co.
Bark Hera Ger Grimm HapOurg 50 days with indSe 10
Bars Lewis smith Wright. London 81 days with old iron
aud empty barrels 10 order; vessel 10 master.
Erlnna GOT Maitland 81 Smith. Antwerp 90 days,
Bark America Armstrong; PontaPttre IL days, with sugar
TO ii TrOWbrdge's sons
BARK Thor Nor Perheen Cardenas 10 days. with sugar
10 orders vessel 20 master. -
able hair 10 Oerchs " Coz vessel 10 master -
Bark Wilhelm Anton lGer Schade Bremen 10 days. with
pig iron TO order; vessel to Hermann Koop & Co.
Bark Bolivar ta Assereta Brest 80 days, In ballast TO
Brig Maria iGerl BAkmann. Rio Grande do Sui 90 days
with hides, Ramsay vessel 70 Bockmann 0erlein Co
Brig Caceatore Ita Romano Legaorn 63 days. with rags
eo. 10 Carter q Never vessel 10 SlocOvch q 20.
Brig Starlight, Thompson New Haven IN ballast to q
p Armstrong.
BELOW-ship Prima Donna. Lunt. from London.
WIND-sunset-At Sandy Hook, fresh W sW, very hay
At City Island, strong. NV; clear.
CLEARED
strs Parta Br) Mckay. liverpool, Francklyn, Lab.
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CYRuS w. FIELDS SUCCESSOR.

Scion Humphreys was yesterday chosen president
Uany to fiji the vacancy caused by the resignation
Of Cyrus W. Field. Frederick l.. Ames, Of Boston,
five Committee. The company has secured for its
freight business at Chicago tho block between
Safest. and Third-ave. and Twelfth and -Four.
feentb.sts 1t is about 300 feet in width and about
1000 feet in length The Eastern illinois and the
Grand Trunk Railroad Companies have united to-,
with the Wabash i'll securing the property, which
will be used Jointly by the three companies. They
have secured also about 400 feet of water front
the foot Of Twenteihst. It is expected that the
to the proposed terminus by May 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
TUE so1rpcEs OF 1RELAND's WOE.

The Parnell Land League met last evening az
Mott Memorial Hall. The chief feature of tho
meeting was the address delivered by Dillon Eagen
In the course of his remarks he said that the pres
ent agrarian movement begun by Mr.. ParneI was
i'm every respect like the agitation augmented by
OConnel; and as that agitation was successful the
present one will be made so. He believed manned
revolution if it were necessary to secure the rights
of the Irish people; but in the struggle which the
Irish were now going through to become pOssessors
Of the land they titled such recourse was wholly
impracticable 1t had been tried before ana r al
present exigency arose from radical causes, and
would have TO be Temedied by RADICAL MEANS The
Willie the measures proposed by the Land League
were feasible, and had been already proved so by
the examples of France. Germany and Prussia.
Mr. Eagen's address was frequently interrupted
by the applause of the members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
RECEIVERS SALE
ST, LOUIS LIFE BUILDING.

BY order of St Louis Circuit Court the under.
signed WILL May eth, 1885, between the hours Of IL M
and D. m premises offer for sale the property known
az The St. Louis Building together With
the lot on which situated This property Is loca
ted northwest OF Sixth and Locustst St Louis
No. and fronts 1852 feet sxthst and 1882 on 10
Gust s The location central; the building in durability
and eegancs unsurpassed In the West is built OF Missouri
Granite GeDevieve stone six stories hiah with twelve
large vanilla OF basement iron osts
concrete marble floors throughout iron sairways rail
ings newell poss six large Offices street floor three
the floor very large and elegant plsn.
did Offices upper floors lneary all occup.ed nre and bur
gsr proof vaults With combination LOCKS In each room;
STATIONARY and each roo superior passen
ger elevator nRnes ana boilers complete having been
Gently 0vpfhaued and put in compet order The entire
building is heated by steam. Cost OF building aud lot
$745,745 ~.
balance cash delivery OF deed remaindef m
roe equal annual payments with six per cent Dt
reservg to The purchaser The ght to pay all easa I,s
property will be s0d rce from all cncnprances
excepting for 1880 amt existing leases aud subject 70
ANY further Information will be given application 70 tho
undersigned. -, ,,v,,,nrp
Receiver Columbia 1afe lns. Co., 18th and Locustst@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
CHURCH BUILDING IN DANGER.

The attention of the Health authorities was called
on April 8 to the caving III Of some vaults near
ney.st.. near Delancey-st. The bones of many
persons buried there long ago. had been left exposed
by the accident, creating offensive Odors. and the
cbprch building was believed 20 be in danger of
falling. The Methodist Episcopal Church Extension
Society undertook to ill up. the vaults and repair
fine Foundations of the church. contractor named
Butler was engaged to do the work. and for n few
DAYS he has had men digging away the loose soil
near the rear wall of the building; Late yesterday
barely escaped injury. and the building was left
last night in very unsafe condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WAsHINGTON April 13.--Sallmaller Richards
Van Voorhls, Unc1 states Navy, age ninoty-eght. died
Ia this rity Yesterday having been in the continuous
service % tho Government for seventy years.
Lieutenant John Z. Rodgers IS ordered to the Navy
Yard Washington for notion in 0rdnoncG. Assist
nntSurgeOu H. c. Boyer ordered TO examination Tor
promotion.
Captain Henry Wilson has reported his return home,
hayng been detached from the command OF The Trenlon
European station and placed on waiting orders.
Cadet Midsmpman Albert A. Wood has reported his
houc having been detached from the Pensacola
PRcilc SIAlinn mud is pluccd ON whiting OrderS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Tnr pREsrNr SUGAR TARITF.

OPPOSING THE PRESENT SUGAR TARIFF.
A meeting was held last night ct Masonic Hall.
TWenty.third-st. aud Sixth-aye, to favor tne
memorial recently presented TO Congress- asking i0r
full many of those present being women and police
men. At similar meeting year ago there was
considerable trouble. Judge McAdam presided
and at his side was Peter Cooper. The chairman
said that the object of the meeting was TO Obtain an
expression Of public sentiment in regard 10 the
porters and refners 10 monopolize the sugar trade
and to bankrupt aud drive out OF business otnerS
engaged in u,
Watson w. Moore. who was the first speaker said
chat according to the present tariff the G0vernment
was beng defrauded Of $4,000 day: lp order 70
rrevent frauds on the revenue the tariff law should
be made 10 simple that 1t would be impOsslDle 10
cheat. letter was read from +. B. Tburber regret
ting bis inability to attend the Meeting ana sayng
that the question was in what form the tatil VI
sugar should be arranged The least intrcaIT ,6 no
tenn should be adopted, so that duties conlu 3e
assessed at such q rate as would anord reason95olo
protection to re6uers and not prohlDit the
vion of the higher grades 1t was the more heces-
sary on account of the practice OF biending corn
sugar with cane sugar. -, .h4 -
was ackno wedged now that frauds were practlsed
on the revenue and that pure sugar was aoulter-
ated He attacked the Secretary OF tho treasury
FOR the ground he had taken IN regard 10 Tue CaIu
on sugar, and asserted that he had covered up tne
actions OF some dealers because. he believed, the
Secretary did not want to antagonize the capital
of New-York before the Presidential elecuop' ne
even said that Secretary Sherman ought 10 Is I'M
peached because he had ordered the polarlscOpe
fest of sugar. This instrument Mr. Fuller declared,
was recommended to the Ways and Means S SO nnver
recommended it to Congress- " Ihere Is nc more 70
authority to use the pOlariscope" said he' THAN 70
use COURT gum"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
A NEGRO MURDERER SHUT UP FOR LIFE.
SENDING A TEAM TO IRELAND.

The National Rifle Association met yesterday to
act on the report of the committee on the challenge
of the Irish Rifle Association to shoot match at
DollymOunt in June. The challenge was accepted.
and Major Fulton reported that favorable letters
on the subject had been received from several rifle
associations. A discussion took place between
Generals Shaler Barnes and MOlyneuX, Colonel
Bodine and others, upon the plan of selecting n
team and raising the funds, and it was resolved to
appoint Major Fulton, Colonels Litchield, iodine
James Grant committee with power.
Colonel Bodino read letter from Sir Henry Hal
ford. stating that the sending of British team to
conpete for the American trophy at Creedmo0r this
wear was improbable, but that American rifelnen
might expect strong team i'll 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
RELIEF FOR STARVING ARMENIANs.

pbelps. Stokes & Co. bankers, No. 40 Wal.st,
will take charge of any gifts for the. relief Of
sufferers by the famine in Armenia. Aid can be
sent Immediately to Constantnople by telegraph.
The famine committee organized under the auspices
of the Armenian Patriarch ut ConStantinople, has
sent through the American Legation an appeal for
ard Crosby and the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. A
public appeal has been made by the Rev. Dr. Cyrus
Hamln cx-prcsident of Roberts College, Constan-
tnoplc and for forty years a missionary in Turkey
The funds will he distributed by the committee with
fhe approval of the American Minister mt COnstan-
fnnne 1t is stated that the suffering very great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
Suicide ON FULL STOMACH.

Coroner Ellinger held the inquest yesterday in
the case of William Galger, German, who on the
mint of March 26 was drowned i'll the river, On
that night Gager applied for admission to Bellevue
Hospital and was placed in the lodging ward at the
river front to await examination by the attending
nhysician next day. The doctor who received
him found him merely in need Of food and rest and
a hearty supper was given to him; He lay by the
stove while, and then through the open window
summed into the river aud was drowned. He made
no effort to accept plapks thrown to him. The jury
found a verdict OF suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
w.crNc WAR ON OIEOMARGARrNE.

Several prominent butter merchants held meet
ing last evening at the rooms of the American But
fer and Cheese Exchange in Greenwieh,st. Walter
Carr, OF No. 81 Pearl and No. 20 BTidge-sts.. oG-
eupied the chair. Various persons spoke at length
on the subject of pure butter, versus Oleomargarme
describing the former as being made 9h from na milk
article of food and ailuding to the latter as being
composed from numerous mysterious fats of ami
mails, hard to describe" ,.,. l..
motions. The first was that the chairman should
appoint a committee Of three, known as the law
Committee TO confer with the United States Dis
frict Attorney and with several members of Con;
eress. as to tho best method Of passing national
law prohibiting the Illegal ssle of Ole0margarine
THE Chairman named MesSIe. S>a"eT, Wlnsor and
Seaman to constitute this copp'stee; The other
motion was that q committee OF 'Iee be appointed
NV fhe chair to ndite circular letter. to be pre-,
sented to produce dealers for thei! sgnasGref and
sgsnst oleomargarine Messrs. Wins0r, Duck
Worth and Seaman were appointed to constitute
this committee, to which the chairman was added;
When this letter has been prepared, q meeting OF
fhe trade viii be called for its ratification.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

lying at anchor of Clifton on Monday afternoon,
had a narrow escape from destruction by hre.
Flames were suddenly discovered Issuing from the
main hatch The captain and his crew set to work
fighting the Gre, which was finally extingushed.
Five hundred dollars 1t Is thought will cover the
amount OF the damage done. The origin of the tre
is believed to have been spontaneous combustion. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
HOME NEWS.
pnnMINENr ARRIvALS

Grand Hotel Viee-President William A; Wheeler;
$50 IYa Arenue Rote-eovernos Andrews sna nrsn,
wheeler of Connecticut; George w Chds and A 4 Drexe
OF Philadelphia; the Hamilton Harris OF Abany ana
Snrtia Ijnd OF Boston ellison HouSe-Judge Wfiham ~
Hunt OF the United states Court Of Cams Genera a az
Cibe0n A. and Assistant P0stmaster'0enera Inomas
J. Brady Wfld10S Hotl-The Hon. Theodore N. rome
row. Auburn N " and exConRressman e Jones ~ Now
Hamnshre ~ Nicholas H0sL-Ge0 Lunt OF B0stoDt an0
Henry Kip Of Bnfalo Wesn,nsie, Adeoe
Neils0n Neir York HoMiss Ada Cavendsn
fsvdnt HouSe-General D. B. McKibbin, q. 8. A.
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A1f (Hf), senGes, HayEe, Z q nsbfs9s. Doo(ns IA
ndse REssoL " D Nessssi Andes .bg1 SsEfS1S1 -
P0stau Prince e1ds Hm, fofW8o1 = On WyoUoG6 ~
Norfolk CiH R0nt hpd nlchuon1 on DeellM NS0S -
ny gadwaia1es Cla,k, BALTIMORE Kseuss Nev1nA IN
sSis sis@seas ss;,.y Alsa ~ ~ 41,.ss
q 6oi IA Libby, fratk Havana, VIA :hcsscS o. IN
handel tGcr, WMnter HamburA OtarfohB q Co AgoQuGo7
Repcfto tItal AntolA HOe1S VI benham Plokegm9 40f
Parr tBr. Robbins. Copenhagen, Jane4 ANe0 O.
Levsntef vespef Galveston, SNOW D1fResa &nlm9 (1
Peterson, Ponce. p r. De Rsvefa q On. q ~ ~
Brgs Keystone. Herd, sasua = gr.ude james Uyeq =
Go; Antelope, Bay Cnrdenas Talbot Co WD ph1D6o
(Hayt) FiefIng JsSmet Kuniardt d Ca 80
SchrsJ stewart (Brl. Crsno Earrsboro JyWh11ze4
Co; Geo LttledeN Oliver, BeracQ4, We1bqkg Co.
Warren Hopkins, Larney. Cape Haytzsu. Il 6taplea
FOREIGN PORTS. ~ s,
LONDON, April l3,-Afr ct Antwerp Nederana AoR
NewYork. strs MAN, from New York for Brcmen, and swift
Eerand from Phaccpha for Antwerp were RuelIe1 ~ ~
sciy Islands this arr at Anfseep ne h ssA ~
QUEENSTOWN April 13-Arr Black Watch tBrj, ffou
Baltimores samayia from Boston for Liverpool "a
LARsE April l3,sailed the 10Th INST ~ state Of Pnnsyi
LosDoE Xpril iS saed 10Th inst Emb,a icaps Mcllsr
Geo Holt Noras I'm Inst 0ronc Alma lcsgt Woxnct&
Hamilton Fish, VIM Dyagass. 18th Inst Ostr. 0sooosA
Arr 50 inst Lothair, passed Anje 7th Inst Bergoueee
NewiDe Kong Carl capt KnndssnG Sth tnsA Setsi1,
Spez 9Th inst doetae the latter Of Pensauce Meae 1o&
inst Amele. Gerdaj 18th inst Rowiaud HH the aeeW ~
seaford, 18th inss Ulrka Capt Bekkerng - Aptvep
staford 18th inst diano
Sor Latw satS Nsvs. n as1 ~ ma H1sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
THE REV. DIR. CROSBYs OBSERVATIONS.

Tho following letter was received by the Police
Commissioners yesterday from the Rev. DR.. Howard
Crosby; .-u,o
Ibod occasion to walk through Twenty:seycnth-
ST. and Fourtl-ave. last night after l O'clock. /
found every liquor saloon open and in use contrary
without making any effort to close them. 1t was
too dark for me to get the officers. numbers: am
Gnite cure there Is great laxity in enforcing the
hours and would respectfully call the attention
of the Board to the fact.
The letter was ordered on file.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
nruANns MADE UPON EMPLOYERS.

Venrv Rebninrs pianOmakers, who have been on
rrike for some days for an advance Of ten per cent
have returned to work, the increase having been
we'll. Jarman e. Slote, who demanded an advance
of twenty-five per cent, have compromised on an
increase of twelve and half per cent IN Wages, Wages
are on strike for SIS day. The cabinet makers of
Conrad Begenap, in Williamsburg, have received
,nai.ers are on strike at the Dunbar Box and Lum-
her Co. Twenty-eighth- st. and Eleyenth-ave; The
coffin makers who struck last week for an advance
~ t,yeuty-fve per cent in wages have decided TO
roturn 10 work upon receiving promises of smaller
increase than that asked. Jonas Stolts, Thom o.
Weydig and Taylor a. Hegeman have agreed TO
nav ten per cent more, and Taylor q co. VIII give
an advance Of twelve per cent.
Tie eiearmakers employed at Kaufmann's factory,
ne ~ on strike for an advance of fifty cents thOus-
- and and for the discharge of foreman named
Hahn. TO whom they have taken strong dislike on
Account of his alleged oyerbearing ways.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
A cRusADE AGAINST sHAD POLES.

Iuspector Conway reported to the Pilot Commits
sioncrs Yesterday on shad pole Instructions in the
North River and on the damage done TO the British
sllip Hagerla, loading with grain near TO SiXticth-
ct md canal boats Detroit and II. s. leopard,
near the same point. Mr.. Conway was instructed
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MARINE TNTELLIG ENCE.
MINIATU RE ALMANAC.

SIM rtsss B:24 Sun gets SO. U:3S Clock fast. o.
Moon Moon soltls. 3:J7 Moons age, days.
WATER TODAY-A. ~
Sandy HOOK 1913 island ll:23 lie Gnte.... 0:62
HiGu WATER roDAY-P. NJ
Hook .ll:l2 GOV. island 1liU Hell GAte..... 112
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lwopK OF THE HEALTH BOARD.

Tbn Roartl of Health Yesterday ordered The ten
zs ~ The bouse at No. 81 Nulbcrry-st.. which has
Snen copiemncd Us unsafe. to move out; Certain
mnrosements in the purifying houses Of the Mutual
Ehs oersye odor arising from the work done there,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

to take steps to remove the shad poles. and ne will
take tug boat from pier 10 East River at O. nl;'
to-day with such assistance as may 90 IequfflSu,
river
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

A WAY TO ACQUIRE KNowLEDGE.--Jugson
What am a-goil' to plant 'ere, miss f-why 'fetoyD
the VERY as Sir Walter Ray-hm wot fust made
'bacca--hnvented three hundred years ago. Young
And did ought TO be- miss EOS onst used to sweep
out Q scho0thouse for Q hvin'.clFun. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

THE GREAT WANT OF THE SEASON.
Edisons POyform. Wholesale and retail Agents, Hege
Co.. 203 Broadway Relieves neurasic peins e once
60c; Angelica, $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
REGRET AT MR.. cowD1Ns DEATH.

The funeral of Elliot c. Cowdin will take place at
All Souls Church, at Fourth-ave and Twentet6St.,
at 10 q. m. on Friday. DR.. Bellows. pastor OF the
church. will conduct the services. The body VIII DC
carried TO woodlswn Cemetery: There will be
ssss pau friends ndS' Of Mr.. Cowdin, The
topic Of conversation in business social and polit,
cal circles yesterday. All testified to the many
excellent qualities of his heart and mind, to
bis earnestness of purpose, to his Willingness
To work, and to bis ability Many members OF tne
Chamber of Commetce met TO talk over the great
loss which the Chamber feels in Mr.. Cowdin'S
death That body will be represented ut the tunera
by the officers and the Executive Commlttee, OF
which Mr.. Cowdln was chairman. HIS e1Iogy VIII
be delivered at the May meeting OF the ChamDer,
on the anniversary Of the day when Mr. Cowo,n
read his eulOgy of John A. Dix. One OF his friends
In speaking of him yesterday. said:
"FOr twenty-one years Mr Cowdn was promnl-
nent member Of the Chamber of Commerce. he
was a hard, persistent worker, and succeeded I'd
whatever business enterprise he took up. We can
not All his place. He had ability, willing
mesa leisure aud wealth. Consequently ne
elways had his hands full Of work, and
never was tired. His last address was on
the proposed statue of Washington in Wail-st
He was firm friend of Charles Sumner, Arson
Burlingame and Henry Wilson, and great admlrer
of James G. Blaine. On the day he died the Exc
cutiye Committee waited several hours for him In
the Afternoon, when letter from Secretary EXarts
was before it for consideration: Socially Mr. Cow
din was good companion, who loved his joke as
we'll one"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

PYLE's o. Z. SOAP is the thing for econom
teal housekeepers Sold by grocers Depot as0 washing
ton-sG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

AnouncemenrAI
A galloping consumption may he avoided By
the timely use Of HALEs HoxxY HoREHoUxD AID TAR
PIXIES TooTHAcnB DROPS cure In one minute
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WINCHEsTER's HYPopHospHrrEs
VIII cure Consumption, Coughs Br0nchts Debility, 90
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FROM SPEER's VINEYARD,
800 900 twoyear old Concord and few 0porto Grape Vines
for Of the soil orcsrsd One thousand
desired apply to Speers Wine ONCE "a Warrenat ny