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National Republican., 1880-09-30

son street. 1t will be one mile down the
river and return. The badges which are to
be offered rs prizes TO the winning crew have
been prepared and the referees boat secured.
The crews representing the three clubs can be
seen out on tho river practicing every even
ing. Tho contest is believed to lio between
the Potomacs and Analostans, the Columbus
not having had timo to thoroughly train and
discipline n crow. Among enthusiastic sports
men a desire prevails that tho Analostan win
this time. In order to secure n return race at
an early day. as 1t Is believed the Potomacs,
who are jealous Of their reputation as champ
ions, would not remain quiet while tho PEN
nant was held in other hands. Tho Analos.
tans have entered u strong crew, aud doubtless
their Georgetown brethren will have to pull
very hard to win
National Republican., 1880-09-30
The Alexandria Fair.

Tho attendance at the fair in Alexandria
yesterday was large. There were two races in
the afternoon. The first was running, mile
heats There were three entries-Mag, by S.
Peters; Alroy, by Howell, and Nellie, by
Nourse. Mag won in two straight heats, the
time being 2:07 and 200. The second was a
pacing race for horses of the $50 class mile
heats best two out of threc. There were but
two entries-Kate,. by Thomas Cook and Mol.
lie Whitehead, by G.. II. Hess. Kate won in
two heats. To-day is expected to be the great
day at the fair, aud the mayor has requested u
suspension of business by citzans. Among
the events of tho day will be the visit of the
Alexandria Light Infantry to the grounds and
flight of carrier pigeons owned by p. S. Hun
ter to Essex county, Va, distance of 100
miles.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
CITY NOTES.


--Benedlctlne Malt Vino Beer. Finley 4
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
The only Turkish bath in the city, 500 f
street. near Judiciary Square. Best shampooer
this sidO Of New York. DIR. Bovee
Charles RufTin was fined $40 or thirty days
in Jail yesterday for striking Emanuel Hum.
phrey with brick last Sunday night.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at
the well known place, 903 street, near Ninth.
The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths.
The funeral Of tho late L. William Guinnnd
Will take place at O'cl9ck tomorrow afternoon
casa.
Mary Han, the eo'orcd woman charged
with perjury in policy case, was tried in the
police court yesterday aud committed for the
grand jury.
The journcyman coopers Of Georgetown have
agreed upon a strike. They have been getting
but ten cents per barrel, aud ask twelve aud
a.half cents
Efforts arc being made to obtain tho at.
tendance of every member of the Young
Mems Central Garfield and Arthur club at the
meeting ut thoir headquarters, 1914 + street,
tonight
--Chubb Jackson, n colored threc.card
monte sharp, was yesterday sent to the work.
house for sixty days as n vagrant, ho having
boen arrested for swindling n colored man
named Jones out of 81 in the White lot.
Julius Lansburgh's annual fall display of
carpctings, upholstery goods and parnr fur
nituro from his new establishment 3l5 Sew
enth street, will take place at o'clock this
evening. A cordial invitation extended to all.
Among the building permits issued yoslor.
day were one to j. $. Larcomb, to Greet a three.
story dwelling on Jefferson place, near Con.
ncctcut avenue, for $1,000, and one to w. u.
Pntelo, to erect four two.story dwellings oil
q street between Sixth and Seventh streets
northwest, for 10000.
The Iowa Republican association met at
tho rooms Of the Union Veteran CLUB. on New
York avenue, last evening, President Vale in
the chair. The resignation Of Mr. Drummond
as secretary was accepted aud o. ii. Herring
was elected in his stead. Stirring addresses
were made by General O'Connor, Mr.. Scott
and Mr. Frye.
In the report of the proceedings Of the
meeting of the National Veteran club on
Tuesday evening tho fact was omitted that IL
was resolved That the club should bc repre-
sculed by its officers at the national conven-
| tion of the Boys in Blue at indianapolis on
the 9TH of October, aud that other members
desiring to attend would also be accredited
upon application to the secretary.
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National Republican., 1880-09-30
Knights Templar Going to Baltimore.

Messrs. Marston, Adrion and Opel, COM
mittee representing the Knights Templar of
Baltimore, Nd, visited this city yesterday
aud had an interview at the Ebbitt house with
eminent commanders of tho four command dories
of this jurisdiction. Tho object was 10 secure
the attendance of the frae of this District
in Baltimore on the occasion of the Mason ic
parade on the 18th proximo. 1t was decided
to accept tho invitation, aud it is expect ed
that Washington, Columbia, Potomac aud Ds
Molay commanderies will turn out in strong
fOrco and make quite a feature of the parade
in the monumental city.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
PEOPLES CONCERT, octobcr6 Programmes
at Mrtzcrott's.
vital statistics.

The total mortality in the District Of Colum.
bia for tho week ending Saturday, Septem-
Der %, 1850, was 73 (being 8 less than tho
week previous), or at the rate of 90 SO
per 900 per annum. OF tho decedents, 10
were whito males. 81 white females, 90 col.
ored males aud 10 cOlored females, showing
an annual death-rnte of II 80 per 900 for the
white and 3203 for the colorcd population
The deaths by classes were as follows: Zy-
motto, %; constitutional, 10; local "a; develop.
mental 10, and violence. 1. From phthisis
pulmonalisor consumption there were deaths;
diseases of the nervous system, Z; diseases Of the
heart, malarial fever, diphthcria and senile de-
bility, each; pneumonia, diseases of the liver
aud typho.maarial fever, each; bronchitis,
typhoid fever, remittent fcver, dyseutery,
congenital debility and premature birth, 2
each and each from abscess of the lungs,
pulmonary hcmorrhuge congestion of the
lungs, cerobro'spinal meningitis, Group,
Brighps disease, diarrhmi, ontoro-Colltis, can
Ger aud tonsillitis. OF the deaths, a. occurred
in Washington, in Georgetown, 8 in the
county aud IL in the hospi tails. Forty.sovon
OF the decedents were natives of the District,
2I of other parts of the United States, aud 9
Of foreign countries. Five white and l6 col.
orcd were under years of age ; IL white and
3 cOorcd were 60 aud over. The greatest
mortality (l5 deaths) occurred on tho 25th,
the least % dcaths) on the 2lst. There were
Sc births reported-26 white males. 20 white
females, % colOred males and IL colOred
females, showing an annual birth-rate of 3S3
per 1000 for the white aud 2G.s5 for the col.
Ored population. Marriages reported, l2--
white, :; colorcd, .. Still-births 5-whito, l;
coiOrcd, 4.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
Marriage Licenses.

The clerk of the court has issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses; L. j. Stelwager
and Charlotte NJ. Fishor; w. II. Curtis and
Rachael Smmes s. NJ. Hamilton and Catha.
rine NJ. Olds; Arthur Wrenn of Fairfax
county, Va, aud Annie NJ. Yates of this city;
Henry Hill aud Lena Henderson, Peter Lewis
and Jane Cross, both of Prince George S
county, Nd; Thomas f, Summers and Mar.
garet A. Whaley, both of Loudoun county,
Va; George d. Quackenbush aud Ellen Boyle,
both Of Georgetown, d. C.; W. A. Wikerson
aud Susie A. Smitbson; Henry Tate aud Anna
q. Koithley.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
Operations of tho Health o mce.

The following is Health Officer Townshend's
report ofthe operations ofhis office for the week
ending September 25. 1850: Nuisancos report
ed, $40; referred, So; abated. 1885, referred to
commissioners, Z; official notices issued, co.
citizens complaints, 26; deaths from all causes
reported. 49, cases Of death referred to coro.
nor, q burials at public expense, s; tons Of
garbage removed, 49i; dead animals re.
moved, 1913. Marine products inspected-G,69 sos
bushels oysters, 1924 bunchcs fish, 0,015 salt
water tailors, $3.50 trout. 1880 crabs, 5000
clans, ~ shecpshead, 3.0l0 mack rJ aud 67
drums. Marine products comdumncd-52l
bushels oysters, Al bunChes fish, and 1,2S0
crabs Unwholcsome food condcmncd-576
pounds beef, l59 pounds mutton, rs pounds
veal, 81 pounds pork, 90 pounds sausage, 3
chickens, 10 ducks, l3S birds, 0 tongues, 10
pounds sturgeon, 6pecks apples, ll5 cabbagcs,
1875 dozen corn, 50 egg-plants, 3 pecks pota-
toes, 20 pecks tomatoes 10 recks beans, 43
quarts lima beans, peck turnps, pecks
peaches, ,5i watermelons 8 punches rad isles, ,203l
dozen cucumbers, II quimces,7 punches satisfy, 8
pecks pears, 81 bushels miscellaneous vegeta.
bles. Pound report--l05 animals impoundcd,
3B redeemed, 60 killed, 33 remaining in pound.
Report of physicians to the POOREST patients
treated, l66 of which were white and 2l0 col.
ored; $50 visits were made and 90 Office con-
sultations held; 81 orders for food were issued
to sick poor persons.
National Republican., 1880-09-30

Mr. S. Calvert Ford, the inspector of gas
meters, yesterday submitted his annual re.
port to the District commissioners. Tho report
states that on various occasions during last
fall the light obtained from tho gas was
dull aud poor.looking especially ilr the
low portions of the city, but it was not
owing to u poor quality of gas, but was pro.
duccd by deficient pressure aud the presence
of napthalme in the service pipes. On seven.
teen occasions during the year the Gas WAS Of
less illuminating power than sixteen candles.
On six occasions 1t contained an excess of sui.
phur over the twenty grains allowed in each
100 cubic feet, He shows that on twenty-five
occasions the gas from the Georgetown gas
company WIS of less illuminating power than
sixteen candles, and flom June % to August
the gas supplied by this gas company con-
tained a larger per cent. of ainm onia than al
lowed. He advocates the Argand burners as
the lest One thousand three hundred and
nine meters were inspected during the fiscal
year; one hundred aud eighty.thrce meters
were tested A large proportion of tho gas
meters now in use are very accurate measurers 5
National Republican., 1880-09-30

The jackson democratic association held its
regular meeting last evening. Seven new
members were elected and three old members
readmitted. The executive committee hav.
ing reported an amendment to the constitution
providing that members who fail to attend
the meeting or who place themselves in an.
tagonsm to the association shall be dropped,
after some discussion the matter was laid over
for u week. After the transaction Of quantity
Of routine business and an address by Judge
Embrey of Kentucky, the association ad.
iourned.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
THE NArIoNAL ram.
Arrival of 81. Julien. the Famous Trotier-
Other Fair Notes.

Arrival OF 81, Julien. the Famous Trotter-
Other Fair Notes.
The dircci ors Of the National Fair associa-
ion have decided 10 give u special purse of
$500 for 224 and 22S trot notice Of which
was seut to horsemcn throughout the country
yesterday afternoon. St. Julien, the king Of
the turf arrived yesterday morning aud was
ut once taken to the grounds and speeded
around tho track for n few minutes. IL is the
impression that the owner Of Maud S. will
consent to scna her here to trot against ST.
julien, the latest advces from her trainer,
Caplain Stone, confirming this. Such an at.
traction would tempt thousands to the fair
grOuudsaud largely increase the revenues Of Ike
association. Entries for the tournament are
complete, and 1t is expected that IT will ex-
coed any exhibition Of the kind ever wit
messed in this section. Every available foot
of space IN Machinery hall has been disposed
Of aud the main building will be about three.
quarters filled, thus leaving ample accommo.
dations for display In tho ladies' department
Everything points to a most successful fair rs
the directors have decided TO spare no expense
to make 1t attractive and present all features
likely 10 please.
The directors yesterday decided to have on
Tuesday, October 10, two fox hunts ofone and
two miles respectively IT tho first dash be-
lug for beodlcs only. and tho priz' being sill.
yer medal and S25 for the best pack and $l5 for
lhe second, aud the second q s,ceplc.che'. for
loN'h'unds aud boadcs. with the same nrizes.
ihe entries for the grand tournament OH Thurs
day. Otiobcr II. have been filed
The l1th cf October is the date fixed for the
| bicycle contests. aud tho following prizes are
| offered: First race-distauce ono mile; best Two
IN thrco heats frst prize, gold medal. value
500 second prize, silver medal, value Sl650;
third prize, silver medal, value $3.50. Second
race--20O yards slow race prize, silver medal,
value Sl650. Third racc-hstmcc, five miles
straight away; first prize, gold medal, value
| $50; second prize, silver medal. value SIG 30;
third prize, silver medal, value s. 80. Fourth
a bronze medal to the bcst.drllcd and best.
appearing club.
Mr.. Ilickok, the driver aud one of the
owners Of st. Julien, who accompanies the
/ famous tottcr expresses himself vs. much
| pleased with the track at the fair ground. and
announces his faith in the ability Of St. Julien
to make 2:l0 on this track. lie says his
horse was never in better condition than at
present.
National Republican., 1880-09-30

The trial OF James Stokes for the killing of
Charles Kane, by butting him to death on
the Bunker Hill road, in tho county, in March,
1879 was continued before Justice James yes.
terday In the criminal court. The entire
morning was consumed in perlectng tho pray
ers and discussing the law applicable to them.
Al l;l5 p, NJ. Mr.. Perry commenced the open.
ing argument for the government. He spoke
nearly an hour and was followed by Mr.. Con.
roy Robinson for he defendant, who had mol
finished his argument when the court ad
jUurued for the day.
National Republican., 1880-09-30

A meeting of Irish citizens was held at
shea's hall last evening for the purpose of or.
ganizing u labor land league. Major j. f..
Plunkett was called to the chair and Mr.. d.
A. Brosnan chosen secretary and treasurer.
A discussion arose as to the name which should
be given the league, some present being in
favor of naming it after Mr.. Parnell. 1t was
finally decided that its title should be the
Washington branch Of the Irish laud league,
aud should be governed by tho following ex-
elutve committee: Messrs. ID. A. Brosnan,
David Rcardon, James Lacbey, James Plant,
Daniel Grady, Felix Muldoon and William
Smith.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
Koarney-King,

Many friends of the contracting parties at
tended at St. Matthew's church last Tuesday
evening to witness the nuptials of Mr., john
A. Keamey and Miss Marion Il. King. The
knot was tied by Father Boyl in the most
secure manner aud latest approved style. The
happy couple then returned to the residence
OF the brides lstacG al nc. ,..,,-v ror some
time in receiving the congratulations of their
friends, who wished them u long and happy
married life.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
CITY ITEMS.

HAVE suffered from kidney difficulty for
the past ten years, accompanied with nervous
spasms. Physicians gave me but temporary
relief, but after using three and one.half bot
ties of Warmers Safe Kidney aud Liver cure,
my nervous spasms were entirely relieved.
My ago Is seyenty-seyen years. ! recommend
this great remedy to all suffering from nervous
troubles. Mrs. MARY REESE.
ID,
National Republican., 1880-09-30
AdmIrnI rnrrncnt,s stntne.

Mrs. Winnie Roam lIoxie's colossal bronze
statue Of Admiral Farragut having been cast
aud finished at the nayy'yard was yesterday
placed in its position on the pedestal prepared
placed that 1t faces south. Tho time for the
unvciling has not yet been fixed by the naval
authorities, but until il is formally unveiled
The heroo figure will be swaLhed in sail cloth
National Republican., 1880-09-30
Ihentre COniiquo.
Purchase of Bonds.

NEW YoRE, Sept 29--Tho proposals 10 sell
bonds to tho government to-day Nggr, gai cd
$B5G0 $50, of waich the secretary of tao trr0s-
ury accepted ~ 100000 at 1921 for Gs of
1880, 1O447010l60 6's Of 1881, aud 1O2 SO
(yl02GG for Js OF 1851.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
New Advertisements.

Seven-roOm house for sale.
Rooms at No. Grant Place.
Opening Howard University.
Rooms at ll04 Twelfth street.
National Academy of Fine Arts.
Seyen-room brick house for rent
Parlors for rent at 10l6 Tenth street.
Rooms at 923 Tenth street northwest.
House 1911 Vermont avenue for rent.
Trustee sale by J. T. Coldwell, auctioneer
National Republican., 1880-09-30
julius LANsBuRou's 35c. Ingram, 8l5 III
Whore to Get Your winter Suit.

Tho place to buy fall and winter clothing,
made Of the best goods aud in tho best style,
east corner Of Seventh aud ID streets. Tho
finn have the best facilities for manufacturing
goods aud are able to compete with the world
National Republican., 1880-09-30

A CHOICE STOCK Of Boots and Shoes can be
found at all seasons at the coll.ostahlished shoe
house of +. S. Gartrell, 900 Seventh street,
corner of !. Ladies' and gentlcmcn's hand.
made shoes, with Burt's celebrated fine shoes,
our spCcinlties
National Republican., 1880-09-30

The National Safe Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue,
continues to receive valuab!cs Of all descrp'
tions for safe keeping at very low rates,
National Republican., 1880-09-30

There will bo grand Garfield aud Arthur
mass'meetiug at Accotuk, Fairfax county,
Va, on Wednesday, October o. Among those
~"e expected to address tho meeting arc
''" republican candidate
' h0uh
National Republican., 1880-09-30

OUR DEPART MENI FOR DUPLICATE AND
UNREASONABLE GOODS, THIRD FLOOR Else
NAL BKOS., CLOTHIERs AND TAlLORs, COR
SEVENTH AND e.
National Republican., 1880-09-30

The arrangements for the four,oared raGo
for the citizens prize, on the l2th Of October,
' Nring rapidly perfected, The citizens
decided upon the course,
''pt of Jelier-
National Republican., 1880-09-30
Our $40 "Knoolsabout"

suit is selling like hot cakes to hungry man.
katzensten, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
julius LANsnURoH's zoe, Hemp, 3l5 7ih

OUR BOYS DEPARTMENT, SECOND FLOOR
EIsEMAN BROs., COR. sENENTH AND 4.
National Republican., 1880-09-30

julius LANsBURGH's Low Priced Carpet
House. $40 7th
National Republican., 1880-09-30

BENEDICTINE MALT WINE BEER. Finley &
Koch agents 1906 PonnsylYania nYenue.
National Republican., 1880-09-30

THE ENTIRE BUILDING, FOUR FLOORS AND
BASEMENT, DEVOTED TO THE DISPLAY OF
CLOTHING. TAILORING DEPARTMENT SEC.
OND FOOR. EISEMAN BROS, COR. 7lH AND T.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
Astonishing Bargains In watches.

$3.50 Ladies' Solid Gold Watches.
S25 Solid Gold Stem-winding Watches.
$50 Gents Solid Gold American Watches.
$40 Coin Silver American Watches.
So Nickel Stem.wiudcrs.
II. Harris & CO., 432 9Th ST..
National Republican., 1880-09-30

Buy your boys clothing at the Boys Cloth.
ing House Of b. Robinson & Co., 0O9 Pennsyl-
yania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
Thermo,n.trlo headings.

OFFICE CHIEF sIGSAL OFFICER. U. s. A.,
SEPTEMBER 90. 1850
7a.m.. 80 %. m...... 90 n pm,... Of
7.35 A. m. bS 8p.m...... 10 Maximum. II
IL o. m.... G6 ypm...... 5S Minimum 80
Indications.
For New England and the middle states, slightly
cooler and clear or lair weather, with northwest
to southwest winds and rising barometer.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
An USEM EN1,S.
NntlonnI rhentre-Herrmann.

Hermann has certainly proved himself the
prince Of prostidgitators. His feats are all
so cleyerly performed that they commend the
most unbOuuded admiration. Whether he
shows the "wondors of pocket" the "invis.
Bile csnnries," the lone fisherman" tho "Aying
watches" or any other of his numerous tricks,
ho holds his audience spell.bOuud by his won.
dcrful dexteity. The Ouofri brothers, the
Lorelas and Val Yose add to the attractive.
ness by the satisfactory performance of their
several specialtes. Tonight Mr.. Hermann
wilt make complete change Of programme,
and will present many leats Of magic never
before seen,
Ford's Opern-House-lho French Opera.
The favorable impression created by the
first representation of Ohenbach's latest sue
cess, La File du Tambour Major" has in.
creased with each subsequent performance. 1t
is an opera which one wants to sec more than
once, aud in tho audience last night were seen
many of the faces Of those who were present
Monday night. The brilliant music; the ex-
qusito acting, the attractive scenery and the
gorgeous costumes all combine TO give per-
iormance more complete and satisfactory than
is usually witnessed. The few remaining
representations should certainly be greeted BY
crowded houses
theatre Comiquo.
The excellent variety entertainment ut tho
Comique, in connection with the thrilling
drama "Marked for Life" he ,,,yea to be q
! great attraction. Tho G.il aud winter sea-
son has opened very auspicously, and III,
management promises to furnish long scrc
! Of brilliant entertainments duringtho season
National Republican., 1880-09-30
Ihe Race for tlo CllIzons' prile.

OUR WORKSHOPS FOR CUSTOM GARMENTS
I0IhlH FLOOR. ElsEMAN BROS, COR. SEW
EAIH AAD u.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
The Jackson Democrats,

OUR READY.MADE DEPA RTMENT, MEN AND
YOUTHS CLOTHING, FIRST FLOOR. Else.
MAN BROS, COR. SEVENTH AND Z.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
RcpublIonn Meeting at Acootlnl,.

julius LANsDuRon's 81 Tapestry Brussels,
3l5 7th.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
S1h Din monh Earrings.
The GnsIn,peotor,. Eeport.

carats, warranted perfect. Cannot be dupli-
ed under Sl25. r. Harris & Co., 1872 9TH st.
National Republican., 1880-09-30

tArrlvo daily Others sundays excepted,
DO For the lime ~ departure Of trains see adVer'
flspuputH elsewhere
pOSTERS, sTREAMERS, PROGRAMMES, AND
J. all kinds Of Theatrical Printing, ~ the
REPUBLICAN, JOB ROOMS,
lcus L. s.Tett northwest
National Republican., 1880-09-30

WE ARE STILL ADDING TO OUR ALREADY
IMMENSE STOCK OF MEN AND BOYS CLOTH
ING. ElSEMAN BROS, COR. 7TH AND l..
National Republican., 1880-09-30
g35 DIAMOND cluster Ring,
An Irish Lnnd Lenrnn orrnnIznh

with seven fine diamonds--a real bargain, at
L. Harris & Co.'S, 432 7th ST.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
EVENING.

EN EN NJ
lS tIUllu, hC-,s.,.,,.,,,,,,, Z. l:0O
)0 Baltimore way (Sun'
% days only).", ."...." 800
BnltO, nc, ,,.,..,,.,u,.,., i:sJ
30 NY. Phlla - BOs ~ ,.,.,
INA 7 ~ . H-H WV
w srrtmont, Strhsburg,
Winchester, FraGk,
25 llagcrstOwn, Pt. OF
n Rocks and way STA
touh ,.",,,,,,.'''s,'''s 1'uo
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30 piltsburg express" $50
30 iBalto. oX~,.,..,,...,,,o, Ii35
tBpltus. way stations 500
tNYuPlil, & BUs,eN, 9:A0
National Republican., 1880-09-30
ARRIyAL Ogp4ssENGEH 4RAINs.
and Potomac Depot, corner sixth
nnu Ii Streets,
Baltimore ana Ohio Depot, corner New Jer-
sey Ayenue and street.

MORNING,
tSt. Louis n Gin, eH.,
fPnilnn Bait, 4 way
lPhila. 4 N. Y, e1 ~u"
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naltV. I, way atat!cn5
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Martins burg and lla-
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-06
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

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Consoudated aoiu ana nlvtt Hin.ns e9 .
pany. Q co'poiauon oigrni.sa unae1 ,.,c tne
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sueo ,n,s s.ad sOund ~ noiS Mi MininS Dis,riet.
$500 scrn,x NsvsS. and de,rribcd by lhe
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