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National Republican., 1882-11-03
Tim SuIliyan,s Opening.

Among the events of yesterday was the opening
of Tim sullivan's new restaurant, No, 1910 Penn.
sylvania avenue. The building, which was
erstwhile occupied by the brightest and most
enterprising Of the Washington dailies, has
been remodeled from turret to foundation. store,
and presents q most attractive appearance, beth
externally and internally. The first floor Is hand.
somely fitted up, comprises in its space the bnr,
lunch and oyster counters, and embraces range
of fluids and solids that will catch the eye and
capture the taste of the most exacting bon rivdnt
Tue second and third floors are fitted up as dining
room and private supper rooms, resIectively, aid
here every delcacy of the season Will be served
for the dilectaton of the patrons of the establish
ment. The genial proprietor is direct descend
ant of Bryan Boru, and Is also connected with the
family Of" the bold McIntyres," SO that he may be
regarded US of the purest Italian blood and all
who visit his establishment will be treated with
that generous hospitality which is only TO be found
where transulpine skies bend to kiss the blue
Mediterranean Tim is an artistic restaurateur.
and his new enterprise will be q feature in our
gaStrOnomic world
National Republican., 1882-11-03


WELcKER's,-N. Rogers Herman, New York.
WoRMLEy's-F. II. Furlong Colonel Cooke Collier
j. G. Lucas, England.
wILIARD's.-A. L. Montgomery, II. A. wnrned,
Nochester N, y; y; Faile New York; John A. j.
CreSwell, Elkton Md.
ARLISoToN.-J. A. Faukesley, Liberty, Va; David
Dodd Orange, n. j.; John l. Grammer, Cincinnati
Fred Shuttle II. Bendix. New York.
R1Ges.-C. J.. Greene New York; N. Crane, Mo
bile, Aln.' Albert Small Hagerstown, Nd; a, NJ.
sYlSana.
ST; MARC -R. Mayo, Virginia; c. r. Jgrdin, New
York; G. ID. snead, e. N. Walker, NJ, ryland q. j.
Martin, A. w. Glcknam. New York; William IL.
Cary, Chicago; f. c. Long, New YORK.
METRoPoLITAN.-H. " TOmpkns, W. T.. Lang, f.
Van Benthuysen, New York; w. l.. Dnrr, Florida
=. n. Coupand. Philadelphia; Samuel J. {. Moore
Virginia; F. ID. IngersOll, Toronto, Canada.
ST. JAMEs-Rev. John Mccullough. Kentucky
Waldron Moore Boyd Elliott, Now York II. a.
Armstrong;, NJ, D., Crann, n j.: John Ginen, ArCoot
Egypt; J. T.. Taylor North Carolina; G. C. Ford
Cuba; Thomas Appleton, New York.
EBBITT.-Hon. S. H. Robbins Philadelphia: Hon.
G. II; Williams, Bosoni John 1Ioudon, Wyoming
Territory; George II l.Rthron, virginia: s. j. NrUo-
man. New York; ID. X. Rodgers, Alabama; George
y. Elmo. Colorado; Benjamin Stevens, North Caro-
Ina; Clark J.. Adams, Ind nn Territory; Peter u.
Davies, Charles County, Maryland; A. j. Boarman
baltimore; FRANKLIN Maddux, Florida; James II.
Goal, Maryland: j. S. Nash. u 8. N; William Miles
La Porte Ind; H. l.. Crane, J. Peard New " trS j.
II. White Connecticut; G. E. Trip, New York
National Republican., 1882-11-03
The woman's Labor League.

The Woman's Labor League was called to order
Thursday night with good attendance by Presi.
dent Charlotte Smith, aud after the transaction of
routine business, speeches were made by Mr..
Br own, Mrs. Bushby, Mrs, Smith, Mrs. Levy, Mr..
Julius Wright, secretary of the Federation q
Labor, ana MIR. EdmundsOn. A spirited colo GUY
ook place As to the financial condition OF the
81 ciety Some lint ortGmt measures were adopted.
The designations of Mesdames Greene and Robe Is
we're accepted AMI the secretary ordered TO notify
them. The readlng.ro0m of the league Is In Il
hourlshinS candition, many contributions from
leading papers being received daily.
National Republican., 1882-11-03
won,an's BOARD of Missions.

The convention Of the Philadelphia branch OF
the Women's Board Of Missions concluded its ses.
sion Thursday at the Congregational Church.
The meeting convened at $50 q. m and at 10
o'clock the routine business Of the regular session
was attended TO. The reports from the different
missions In Afica and Asia showed that credita.
BILE progress was made by the jealous workers OF
this country toward bringing all mankind under
the sway OF the cross. Missionary addresses were
then made by Miss No ris, Of the South African
stations, and Miss Gouldy, of Osaka, Japan, and
after the closing exercises an election for officers
was held.
National Republican., 1882-11-03
A Horse Thief.

The man who gave his name as Toliver John =
son, and who was locked up in the ffth pre- e,inct
station on Wednesday, having in his possession q
horse supposed to have been stolen as was mep-
toned in THE REPUBLICAN,, was kept at the sta
tion all day Thursday. 1t was learned that the
horse belonged TO j. G. Stone, jr., living near
Potomac station, in Montgomery County, Mary
land who identified the animal as his own and
took him home: He said that the mans right
name was jim Williams that he had been living
in the vicinity OF Potomac Station and had
worked there. He will be held to await q requisi.
lion from the Maryland authorities.
National Republican., 1882-11-03
nen,,, orn G.IIon, o0,c.r

The AdJutant General of the Army has been In
formed Of the death of Captain Frederick Robin.
SON. lieutenant Filth Artillery, at Lancaster, Pa,
Wednesday, November !. He was native OF Ire.
Fourth Artillery In 1919, and served TIL 1874 In
1855 he re'enisted in the dragoon detachment,
and served until the organiza ion Of the ( h Ar.
terry ID, and was promoted to second lieut. nant
October 81, 1852, att 7 the battle of Antletam lie
captain ostobsr 49, 1854 for gallantry in 0c.ion
Cold Harbor and &c Tar Greek, r s5eetive.y. He
became inst AeuLenanL Fifh ATLilery July D 1860.
National Republican., 1882-11-03
DISTRICT BREVITIEs.
The weather To-Day.

For The Middle Atlantic States, Including He Dis.
trfd Of Columbia, fair vedther, northeriv pni TO
ed'ery winds, falling Joiioced By rising, temperd.
ture, rising, JoiIotDed by failing, barometer.
National Republican., 1882-11-03
HOIIDAY GOODS.

Our stock of Diamond Lace Pins, Finger and Ear
Rings Fine Gold JewelTy A5erican Wstches' hes ster-
baskets Rowlss Ice Ptchus, hnter Dishes: cqS.ors,
Table Cutlery, Joseph Rogers 4 sons sheffield Ivory
Table Cutlery and Scissors, FRENCH Clocks, Opera
Glasses Brass scopces, Mirrors, Candlesticks, &C.,
WAS SO complete, which call TO the attention
OF purchasers as they will hpd our prices low.
HARRIS g. SHAFER
mr!etf No. lil3 Pennsylvania ave u.
National Republican., 1882-11-03
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

TF YOU INTEND TO PROVIDE YOURSELF
Il with an ovERCoAT OR SUIT for the coming
winter you can never find O better opportunity TO
make your selections than now. Because you have q
Full Stock TO select from. Because you have the
best and choicest Patterns to select from. II you
have to buy Winter Clothing you may as well do SO
at once as TO wait for several weeks. as You lose
nothing by It. but gain the beneat OF ful assor =
ment, which you cannot do later. We have Just
opened New Styles Of $40 and s2 Salts that
good and serviceabie. For as, $18 SIS, and $40
have some new DARK CASHMERE and CHEVIOT
SUITS. They look well and will wear WELL and can
not be had elsewhere at the same prces should you
want q very fine Suit Satin Lined, ENGLISH or
FRENCH woRSTED, we have them Mt s2o, s2s, $50,
and s35 Faultless shape, form-ftting OVERCOATS.
with Soft English Wool, at one.half less than your
tailor will charge you, at SIS and go Specially at
tractive are our SILK AND SATIN LINED OVER
COATS from go to so. We have also very large
line ofOVERCOATs from 80 up. Come and see how
easy II is to find what you want where there is such
q large stock and such low prices We want your
trade, and know that save you from fifteen TO
twenty per cent.
National Republican., 1882-11-03
Dry Goods.
THE GRANDEST BUILDING
SOUTH OF NEW YORK.
The Largest and Most Complete
Stock Ever Exhibited in
Washington.

Every Department stocked to its utmost ca
pacity. Prices io,cer than erer. We shall
strice TO maintain the reputation of the old
store Of selling good goods at the loarest pos
sible figures.
National Republican., 1882-11-03

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, which was issued
yesterday, may be obtained at the business Office
in copies ready for mailing. The present number
Is fully up to the high standard which has won
for the WEEKLY 60 Wide circulation.
National Republican., 1882-11-03
"AIaer,.y D,,ry w.ror,.r

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered In lb. "ward" prints, at SOC per ID.
Also cottage cheese, &C. per ball; buttermilks &c
Ter quart aud sweet milk &C. per quart
National Republican., 1882-11-03

You can publish three-line advertisement Of
"wanted," "For Rent" "For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB-
IIChN,
National Republican., 1882-11-03
rbe Trcrmomc,.r Ycs,crdny.
Prominent Arrivals.

Ia, m $3.50: II q. M, 54.2o; 81. M, COLO; 7p
M, 5l.9o II p. m, 463o; maximum, 65.1o; mini
mum, 45.7o
National Republican., 1882-11-03

The highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, Watches jewelry, &c. Call on OF
address HerEos COS Ninth street. near Pennsyi-
yania avenue.
National Republican., 1882-11-03
:. JOHN McDERMOTT & BROS,

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
(Steam usedl, si0 Pennsy lyAnA avenue, near Third
street west Washington, ID. {. Carriages and HAr-
ness received ou storage and sold on commission
Carriages ranlired. fe..tf
National Republican., 1882-11-03
Iob I-rIntirr

OF every description executed neatly at the short
est notice at THE REPUBLICAN Job Rooms.
National Republican., 1882-11-03
HEILBRUN'S BIG DRIVE

Hunters Grain Boots, s. to S5; Gum and Kip Boots
al kinds; E!ne e. Calf hopts e. to n asnd-sewed an
Caters, s35O 10 S5i Fine Lace aud But
Ton Shoes. $50 70 sSi Ladies s,{Gight and Pebble
a. Our Is French Kid. hard 90 beat: Misses School
Shoes 5geen sto 81 chldrens Blu tnn and Lace, 10
cents to Sl.50. L. nEiLERUN.
402 2SENENTII STREET
Sign the Old Woman IN the Window
National Republican., 1882-11-03
LOCAL MENTION.

Nh n. F. nUHoHH.
ol7 r street, says: 81 have received
great benefit Il ON the use OF Browns
Iron Dltters.n
National Republican., 1882-11-03
WIN. D. ENTwIsLR
APOTHECARY,
,.oi oiPennsyivauia avenue northwest.
50. IRON RAILINas A SPECIALITY.

A<YT5S IRON KAIL1NU5 A SPECIALITY.
ANEAT WROUGHT IRON FENCE
Of halfnch iron, put mp complete OF 30 cents per
ALSO ALL M1scELLISEous IRON WORK.
GEORGE WHITE & CO.,
mr22.1y 4G2 Maine avenue southwest.
e~ ARLINGTON LIVERY AND SALE STA.
w BLES, JOHN II. CLARK, Manager
No. iTHta street. between Seventeenth aud Eight
zenith streets,
keeps for hire all the latest styles Of Carriages by the
hCur or MONTH with drivers 10 Livery.
Ladies' and Gentlenens Saddle Horses.
PARTICULAR attention given to Boarding HorseA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-09
LITERARY NOTES.

. handsome edition of Henry Fieldine's WORKS
will shortly be brought out at a moderate price oy
White & Stokes
translation of NJ f. do PresSenses " Study OF
Origins or the Problems of knowledge OF Beng
al of Dutv.D Will soon be published in London.
Mira oliphant. a writer of inexhaustible capacity,
has written n new novel with the peculiar tltlc OF
"The Wizards Son" 1t Is to appear as serial III
MacmilldE's Magazine
A volnme containing the sayings of Christ
separated from all context, has been arranged oy
Hartford lawyer and will shortly be published ny
Uenry Holt & Co. 1t is entitled "Chrl'VS
Christianity"
Ravard Tavlor. one day. in the course of a CONVEX
sot,on with LonCfellow said TO the elder poet
..Tbere is n little poem Of yours which IS hardly
known. which few people ever mention; out Ga al
vonr shorter poems it is my favorite." MT. Long
follows ewes kiudled. lis 1t 'Chrysaor nc
oske1. file was right; it was Chrysaor'' and his
opick ouestion seems TO show that II was also Ills
favOrite.
Several charming volumes in the beautiful little
Parchment Library are announced Among these
are The Fables of Mr.. John Gay" edited by Aus
TN Dobsou; " Select Letters of Percy BysShe oneA-
lev" edited, with introduction by klcharo uar-
nett: French Lyrics" selected and ahnotaleu oy
G.. Saints bury; ana MlllOnS oonnot'' WV"
Introduction and commentary each sonnet by
The Rev. Mark Pattison. Tennyson's poems III TWO
volumes will shortly be brought out in tins Ii
braTy.
That there are plenty of working brains ana orll
liant pens in England one most keenly realizes III
rccapitulating the names which might go TO form
list of Immortals for English Academy mere
they are: TennySon Browning, Swinburne' Will
lam Morris John Ruskin, Theodore Martin, Anthony
Trollope, Blackie Hayward, Gladstone, bright
Goodwin Smith, Jowett, Congreye, Frederic
Harrison, Lord Selborne, Lord hou4n-
ton, Dr. Newman, Herbert Spencer, Iyn-
dali. Huxley. DR.. Butler, Freeman Froude,
Ioekv. Kinglake, Leslie stephen, John Nor
lev. j. A. symonds. Sharp, Mahafy Mark Pat
tison. Seeley, skeat Sumner Maine. stubDs' ST
john Lubbock. Charles Reade, Matthew Arnold
And there are many others whose chairs need be
little below those of the Forty.
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Geaal Notices.

CUPREME COURT City. and County of
y New York The Mutual Life Insurance Company, OF
SewYork plaintiffs against benjamin klc iadson the Lake
ea oseph Richardson and Fanny Richardson
defendant summons TO the above named defendants You
~ hereby summoned the complaint III this action
a " the Painting Attorney
within twenty after tho service OF this summons
uve day OF service aud In ~ your failure 10
pear answer Judgment Will be taken aSainst you by do
aut Tor relief demanded In tue complaint Dated August
B. loSs IL Palmer Plaintiffs Attorney, ONCE and post
Office address No las Broadway NewIOrk city New York
10 Forest University The foregoing summons IL
served you by publication pursuant TO an order OF the
o. Barrett Justice OF the Court dated
the 9Th day OF October 1882 and Med with the LIANT IN
the Clerk OF the County OF New York at his ONCE
In the city OF NewYork County and state
OF New-Yolk o. H. PAINE H. plaintiffs Attorney.
OoL y, Aw, Wv, Mon-
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MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY, Oet. 8-P. y


The mining stock markets last week were ex-
cesslgely dull and uninteresting all tho way out
Weakness in prices was the prevailing feature. The
exceptions were steadiness or strength for Robin
son Consolidated, Chrysolite and Silver Cliff The
transactions for tho week make better showing in
number Of shares reported than for the preceding
week, but it is because of dealings in thousands of
shares Of snch stocks as South Pacific, the State
Lines and Quartz Creek
Yesterday tho Iow-price Comstocks were the fea-
tures of the markets, and Consolidated Virginia
declined from 81 to SO cents and California from
80 IT, SO cents. Robinson Consolidated was cents
lower at 100 and ChrysOlite was 10 cents lower at
1S5 Little Chief was l cent higher at 81 cents,
and Silver Cliff sold at 92093 cents. The markets
closed dull and weak.
sALEs AT THB MINING EKCHAyGE4
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Bullion valued at $4,000 was received In New
York last week from the mines.
The total sales of mining stocks in New-YOrl the
past week are officially reported by the Two Ex-
changes at Al $40 shares.
Rob nson Consolidated manager telegraphed. Dc
tOber q Shipped 30 tons average IS ounces"
The secretary Of the Pima Copper Company tele-
graphed from tucson, Arz., Saturday to the
Newly ork office of the company: Very rich be-
nanza struck il the Old Boot claim
According to The Boulder BuRHer Coli, The
mining prospect tor Caribou is better than it has
been for years The Carbon mine Is again employ
ing full force of men and is hosting large guam
tity of ore. There about 200 cords of wood
piled up in its yards. A large ventIlator has just
been erected on the shaft-hOuse Everything Is be-
ing put in rst-class order for energetic work dur
ing tho coming winter"
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New PUBLICATIONS.
VHE POLITICAL AUTHORITY.

TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1882
Contains:
REPUBLICAN PLATFORMS, 1881.
II.MOtItAIIC PLATFORMS. ISL.
INAVGURALS OF PRESIDENfS GARFIELD AMI
ARTHUR. $500, ,o,, ,>-cr ,-.rv-1,
NSIITIIIIONAL AMI DN ENTS IN STA TO.
rIECTION~ OF L. ~. SENATONS-U. >. CENSUS
VOTE OF BK0OKLIN. .., ., e,,.,,,,, 1rrrrc,r
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL Sl11@o "AAAOih
F3dd vas amount of statistical and other information
valuable 10 politicians
1i''' -'' ~ Address THE TRIBUNE,
NeG.YOrk.
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
san FRANCIsCo. satnrday. Oct. z. 1882.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., Oct S.-BulliOn shipments for
September: Head Centre, $4,000; Contention,
Sl51, 200; Grand Central 100000 about.
The Randolph Is shipping 10 tons OF ore daily to
the mill.
company to work the Little Devil mine is being
incorporated under the laws of Arizona. The super
intend mt shipped to-day bar OF bullion valued
at 81 900, the product of three tons of ore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-09

Deficit
Tho Uuited States Treasurers statement
liabilities and assets" of October 2, issued lsS
week. should dispel the popular deusion thai taeS
Is an accumulation of money IN the Treasury. lbs
statement shows that of gold coin and bulloo' y
excess of outstanding gold certificates, the amoan
held on October was 49, 3D. 7s4 greater than 'H'.
hold on September l, but there IS a deefeass@
$44I3,784 in currency AID deposits In banks an.
decrease of "a 800, 900 in SILVER held IN eAees~
on standing silver certificates, making dec'ess
in the actual cash of all kinds OF So,-f''7~
The stock of silver dollars on hand was
creased 81 ,062 400 but the certificates ouistan's
against that stock, which are money III tDe n~'-
of the public was increased $5,46leOO. Inc s|
IN gold was entirely due to the deposits oi ~
coin at New-York for SILVER certificates DSs'os
Southwestern points. The total aya'iaoi'
ancen over all liabilities was reduced D. to" ~
and the reserve of gold and currency, aga'"S
outstanding legal-tenders, was reduced less u
500, 900. But that reserve on a goId oas's ~
have made a poor showing except for the eA''' ~.
ing of gold for silver certificates. IL muss pe -.
stood that this statement includes IN us haV .IA
neither the 18th nor the 1l7th call for bonus "a.
now are redeemable at the rate OF so,Voo'Va
week. Certainly the Department is anticips ~
revenue, by promises TO pay fully as rap's' a.
even q radical policy which looks icr""'
length of its nose. can we'll do ~
In our usual form We present an analysis
Treasurers statement of October l. as folio"''
LIABILITIES.
Trust funds
Deposits for redemption Of notes Of sstorA :.
banks failed IN liquidation And reducing CIT 40 sTkM
culatOn
Deposits for the per redemption fund OF is.ss
National bank notes
Deposits for Clearing House Ger. ,-.ooo
Loss amount redeemed. 10000 iosaM
District of Columbia deposits for payment Of~ sase
forest .s,isSa
General Lidbiilhss
Interest 40 and unpaid. ............ ss.9Si,s&
Less amount thai appears AZ Treas "a. va -
assets. A-~'~ Ghlcse~
Called pouds and interest and old deDtA isss
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OTICE.-PROPOSALS for dredging at the
~ foot 26tat East River viii be received by the De-
of Docks M and l0 Duane untl wednesday
october l. 1884, nj IL O'clock For fl Information 900
49, LllY Eee0gd CgRies ior bale NJ 80 Cay Hail.
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Paymaster. @ emo al. U. 5. Navy

STAMFORD. CONN, sept %. 1882
PROPOSALS FOR TEAM FIRE ENGINE T..
4 Proposal from manufacturers 10 supply one Fourth
GLASS steam Fire Engine der responsible guarantee ana
rnbiect 20 approval viii be received by the Board OF
Waidens OF stamford, conn., inc BOARD 10
serving The right TO reject any aud ali bids
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sALns AT rHE MINING ExcHAyGEx
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Insiructicn.
Brooklyn.
,nJ I EnIkTE
INSTITU LIE.

Rrooklyn Heights Y-37th annual session begins sep
temeT Is 1882 English extends nom the earliest
10 the highest collegiate branches Best facilities
I'm Languages Painting and Decorative Art easses IN It
crtcsm The elements French German ana Drawing are
taght I'm the Younger departments without extra charge
now and improved apparatus tor heating ana vena0n wiz
he froduced during he PLUMBING VIII be en-
trey renewed and oyey Improvement adopted when SAM
tery skin suggested Boarding pupils are received IN o
family OF j. smith and enjoy superior advantages IN
MusIc ana French. AddIoss A. CRITTENDEN, Pm. d.
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DanemI Academies.
GeIchers.


A NORTH German lady, dipl6m6e, of 8
"a years experience In teaching desires position "A teaeher
school In private anly speaks ntlsh
French q In Pars excellent rec0nncn1ations
pa cuaTs apply to the Rev. d. T.. MOLDEHNhE lZ4
East 4Bth st.
AN ENGLISH lady, an experienced COVER
~ desires reengagcmcni English elementary ana
advanced; Mathematics, music French Language ana ltel-
ture. conversational Lessons highest Iefeen,os Addes5
EDUCATION, care OF MIS- PEET NO East 3lstst.
A TEACHER Of experience desires one or
~ two additional pupils prepare for college, lie
ha. with deficient sulents est city
references. Address INSTRUCTOR 100 West 4jdst
AN experienced teacher desires a home in a
"A family York city whore her services az te1cher
will received for board references Address TEACH r
COxsackic Greene CO., y. Y.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Colleges schools and Families With
thoroughly Competent Professors Principals aud Icnhers
Families abroad u tbs country nDtg suited VIA
superior Can lires5 Miss " -
YOUNG American aud Foreign Teachers Agency - UhDa
Square
PEST TEACHERS, American and Foreign,
- promptly provided for private pupils families schools
colleges; Skilled Teachers Constantly Wanted J. ".
sCnERMEkllOHN, secretary q East l4tl-sL
NVANTED.-T OF English and mathe-
W mates with experience for seminary, near New
York he should ne a good pcnman. Address ACADEMY
y. o. Box OI2. NeW-GOrk.
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