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Delaware Election.

WILMINGTON, DEL, October 4.-Complete
returns from the election yesterday show
the State has given 4 Democratic majority
OF li5 on the Inspectors ticket and Re.
publican majority Of l2G on the Assessors
ticket. New Castle county is Democratic
by 81 on the Inspectors and on the As.
SCISSORS ticket. Kent county is Republican
BY II on the Inspectors ticket, and 90!
Democratic on the Assessors ticket. Sussex
county is Democratic BY los on tue Inspec.
tols and 9G Republican on the Assessors
The Democrats elect out OF 9 in Kent, I
out OF l3 in Sussex, thus controlling the
canvassng boards in all three counties.
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The IsInmh Not II Voting Ilncc.

In November, 1850, the County Board o.
Commissioners passed an order consti
,a,ins Wheeling Island rs one Of tho voting
precincts Of the county, but failed in
their order to designate Il house or place
where the polls should bc opened, rs re-
CURED BY the statute in such cases made and
Woyidcl. Therefore Wheeling Island is not
a legal voting precinct, and no polls can be
opened there on ELECTION day US some
persons have been led to expect. All votes
els. at any point on the Island will be ille'
"a! votes md will not be counted in the
general result. Island voters will be under
the necessity us heretofore Of voting at the
Second Ward Market. & Il
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That Poisoned nouonct.

CHICAGO, October 4-George scovillo
says in regard to the poisoned bouquet
given Guiteau before his execution, that
on the morning Of the day John W.! Gui.
teau, Mrs. scovillc and Miss Chevalicr
drove to Jail. On the way they stopped at
the florists, where flowers for the funeral
had been ordered. While waiting Mrs,
Scoville ordered bouquet. It WIS handed
John Guitcau, who unwrappcd the parcel
as he drove along and showed the flowers
to the ladies and wrapped it up again. At
The jail he gave il to the warden who took
i to the cell. As matter OF lact, Mrs.
Scoville never had the bouquet ii her
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ALBANY, n. v, October 1.-THE ninth
quadrennial national convention OF The
Christian Church opened this morning
with an unusually large number Of dele
gates present from the Eastern Western
and Southern States, besides several from
Canada. The address OF welcome WIZ
made by Rev. L. G. Abbott, pastor OF the
Christian Church OF this city. Rev. D. A.
Long, Of North Carolina, addressed the
convention in regard to the South nnd said
he came here non!inally MS II Southcrner
but above this rs IN American.
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EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.
CONDITION OF FRENCH FINANCES.
psnulss the Esyptlaas who we're coae.rntd Ia
thsRtesnt Riots-Htdala for tho Brltiah Ex.
.lI psditionary Fores-Ths Suitaa Wants
to ErlnS Luyland 10 Time, KEY,

fAR!s, October at Is reported that
Tirard, Minister Of Finance, has resolved
10 abandon the convention with tho Or.
leans railway company, on which hc says
tho Budget for 50 was based, md obluin
the funds necessary Tor extraordinary
public works by increasing tho lloa.ing
debt by two hundred or three hundred
million francs, which may be gradually
paid oil during. five years or possibly
merged In a new loan. i5I, -
CAIRO, October 4.-Tho Governors Of tho
Provinces have been ordered 10 send to
Alexandria all the natives suspected OF
having taken part in the July innssacrcs.
MARsEiLLE, October 4.-The Ma,lagas.
car Mission has arrived here and will visit
England and Germany and tho United
States. ~. -
vienna, October 4-rhc Emperor has
thanked Herr Tisza, Hungarian Primo
Minister, Tor the energy he. has shown in
ssuppIessing the riots against the Jews in
Pressburg. - ~ ~ ..i7Is%i0A '" -
Rows, October 4.-The report that tho
Pope has been shot at is wholly without
foundation. r-. 4 .-'1''',,''''. : -
| SAItU, OCtODer -Inc kNctiiv0 hna ln.
cided TO have medals srck ] for thc III Wr;,;Sh n
expeditionury force : Tho No,ahio. NJ all t,,.S, ,nS'
voted 10 present swords OF honor to General
Wo!seley, Admiral Seymour and General
Drury Lowe. ,5D4l s@@9,iryNlll l1
MARsEI1lrs. Octohor 4 8 T,,ora /, -,
mort That Queen V;c,or;o w;lI LII IN, ~ ~" iv
South Of France -" ''' - "''' ''''s 'ao n''
Sr. PErEnsuopc. Octohar +. Tho rx,u :,
an act Of cle,nencv hav cnn,,n,,aT ' ~, Gnar, aS
teucc of death of N"~orv;, 1u anI 49,. luz Ie.,. T
Ycf, political criminsIs - @ hasl I Iai,o. lew
the mines for nm ;nd.tm;, ~ ra.;ai mia ''oo' Ill
CoSsrASr,yorir Oc,nbory l. w. c.,,.,.,
has called the ot,nn,inn ~ w., nrrss. T ol!all
the fact ,l,at ,bo' uo,a =, -; a ~ n in,'stn W
curing when ihe Br;ish @ tronuu ,nu ul1 III, IN
Egypt. remains nnnn.~ara' a r,'., w." c,',' "n.o
decInrc,l that II ~, w Ju.'!h
would address himseli - % Ito po.asla pou sa"s i'o
| N Dun1lS, October IHThn M weonons ono,s, ,so,,
by the murlerers NJ Iord Ero',er;"I, "S S." "'s"
dish and under Srcretnrv nn,Ie nosa on,S fu;',
concealed in the raf,arS ~ ~. s,",I "ste !ouhu
rear Of n house hn,on';n. - o"o.o ..1, ~ ',io
was recently s"nI,ncaJ S ~ au.i ~ a:. nun @io
for intimidatin" Mrs on,r M . ,;dom s,' ,'taLo
man murdered in Ssv;i,o Din" pIu"o " no i"o
cause he wns susn"ctai ] ~ e i,,,; ne.
given information concern;,n :" ,ha Hv,ns why
derers, 1t il alleoed TIA . ,h,t e'e ranmr u,
wac tho dr;ror 10 a., ,.seu tna! hehhy
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THE JEANSEITE EXPEDITION.
The Court Of Inquiry into the Arcti
Disaster ind ltS I;nuyc q If Inulliry,

The Court Of Inquiry into the Arctic
Disnster nnl iis I:nugc of Inquiry.
WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE Court OF
Inquiry ordered by resolution OF Con.
gress to investigate thecntire history OF the
Arctic exploring steamer Jeanncttc, and
the conduct Of her officers and crew, will
organize at the Navy Department on thurs.
day next, when it will be determined iu
what order the inquiry shall proceed. The
proceedings will probably be conducted
with closed DOORS for the reason that
the inquiry is made by a resolution
Of Congress, and the testimony
and conclusions OF the court will be trans.
mitted by the Secretary OF the Navy 10
that body for its action when it meets next
December. Several members OF the board
OF inspection which examined the Jean.
nctte ut San Francisco before she sailed for
the Arctic Sen are in or near Washington,
and will be examined at length rs 10 the
fitting ont OF the ship Mt Mare Island Navy
Yard. Engineer Melville, Lieut.. D..neu-
hover, Prof. Newcomb, and Seamen Mn.
derman and Noros are also within sum.
mons Of the court, and will be examined.
Tong Sing, the steward, is also in Washing
ton. and ready to give his story, if wanted.
Other survivors, now in Europe, are ex-
pccted here before the court closes its iu.
vestisation. Ts
Engineer Melville says TINT il nothing
else was shown by the voyage OF the Jean
nette, at least it was discovered that MI,
Arctic voyage can be made for over two
years without one OF the officers or crew
being afflicted with scurvy. Such u thing
has never before been known in all the
expeditions sent out by Austria, France,
Denmark or England. The fact that thirty.
three men left the ship after over two
years confinement in the Arctic regions in
the best physical health is something that
seems 10 have been lost sight Of in the
shadow OF sorrow which the loss OF so many
OF tue men cast upon the history OF the eX.
pedtion. &.
Mr.. Walton, with his daughter, Mrs. De
Long, returned to New York yesterday.
1t has been arranged that all the private
papers and diary Of Capt. De Long shall be
copied for the archives OF the Navy De.
partment, and the originals given to Mrs.
DE Long. While here there was some con
yersation rs to where the remains OF Capt.
De Long would be buried, aud it was s,ig.
gestcd TINT they should be takcu 10 Annap.
Oils for final inlerment, where Congress
would be asked to erect a monument 10 the
memory Of the commander, officers, and
seamen OF the expedition who persisted in
the siberian region, Such a disposition OF
the remains will probably depend on the
action OF Congress, otherwise the burial
will be near New York,
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LEAvESwoRTlI, KAN, October A tcle.
gram from Albuquerque, New Mexico,
says man known to be J.W.Ilillman was
driven out OF there Sunday morning for
raising disturbance during the night. He
answers the description Of Hillman, Of in.
surance notoriety. The officers did not
learn that he was the man wanted until
after his departure, and then they pursued
him, but lost the trail. Hilman has
created quite IN excitement in insurance
circles throughout the Unitcd States and
Europe. ll..I|. f''5'-.f 80 :
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Railway Construction,

CnlcAGo, Oct, 1.-The Rail,ruy .i9e re-
ports the construction Of ! 200 mies ol
main track during tho month OF September
and q total for the nine months ofiho pres.
ent year OF S,075 miles. 1t estimates the
total for the entire year at lo,500 miles, an
amount far greater than ever before built
In one season. The largest amount oI
track laying during aithc past month
was in Iowa, l54 miles. Other leading
stnles arc as follows: Pennsylvania OF
Georgia 0l, California 50, Colorado 81, Tex.
rs 81, New York II. Gg l5'
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Wholesale Isslrglury..

HUDSON, Mass, October Fifty stores;
dwellings and barns aud the railroad
depots in Concord, Hudson, Acton, Bed.
ford and Sudbury, have been burplsrize,l
recently ny what appears to be n well or.
ganized gang. The railroad ,lepo.s OF
Concord and Acton and fa,m. houses al
South Acton were entered this morniny
and robbed. Oneof the burglars at iLee
latter place was captured. - s"s
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81 WASHINGTON, D. o., October 4.-Drew-
ster Cameron was in his office ut the
Department OF Justice this morning.
When questioned us to the time when he
would make report relative to the alleged
attempt to hribc Dickson, foreman Of the
Star route jury, Cameron declined 10
make any statement saying tho matter
was now undergoing investigation by tho
Attorney General, and he didn't think It
proper to say anything at this time,
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A Contested VIII.

New YoHr, October 4.-John II. Swift,
formerly merchant Of this city, died May
lSsl, leaving a will whereby he made be.
quests 10 relatives and friends and also gave
to religious and educational societies hc.
quests amounting TO nearly Que million
dollars. The Executors ask judicial In.
tcrprc,a,lon OF the will claiming the estate
will not realize more than So0O, 900.
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NEW LINE az SrEA II Ei;S..
A Regular Line to Ply Rc,wccn IInvrc
.... y,e md nltIuNorc.

- Ae> y Sss'sA sHssS '" - HSAhttI1 1AuvEG
l md Nnl ltimorc.
WASHINGTON, ,Oct.4 .4.--presidcnt Garrett re.
ceived yesterday, cable from Paris from
Vice President Robert Garrett, OF the Bal.
timorc l. Ohio Railroad Company, an.
nouncing, under the authority OF Prcsi.
dent Pererc, one ofthe most opulent, able,
and distinguished merchants OF France,
that the General Transatlantic Company OF
france would Start to-day the first steamer
OF line to ply regularly between Hayrc
and Baltimore. The General Trausatian.
tic Company owns large fleet OF superior
steamships, having lines connecting with
the southern ports OF France and other
Mediterranean ports, including Barcelona,
Algeria, Tunis, Genoa, Leghorn, Naples,
and AIessina; also. Tor Trieste and Couslan.
tinople ''5.F"' @
The commerce with France distributed
through the port Of Baltimore has long re-.
quircd direct aud regular steamship line.
The exports to France Of cotton, tobacco,
provisions, hishwincs, cotton seed oil, etc,
are very large, as are also the imports from
France, including silk, wines, glass china,
pottery, etc, rs well rs fruits from Mcdlter..
rlnean ports. The port OF Baltimore, Will,
the inauguration OF this French line, will
thus become II most direct, advantageous,
and economical distributing point for the
exports aud imports Of the South, South.
west, the North and Northwest. IN addition
to the Port OF Baltimore securing most
efficiently, expeditiously, and economically
these vast territories, further advantage
is secured to the exporter, because the
tariff OF France is so regulated that imports
reaching that country through other for
eigu ports pay Il much higher rate Of duty
thnn if imported win n Frenck line. "a
This new line will have the cordial co.
operation OF the entire organization OF the
baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Company aud
its connecting lines, and will be furnished
all requisite facilities for economic and ei
iective work Mt the extensive marine ter
minus OF that company ut Locust. Point
Baltimore Tho express and refrigerator
car system OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio Com
pany will also be used in forwarding the
Mediterranean fruits that come by The
French line. ys r-;1G GhIss lths'i
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TuE New York Times says that n plan
vas canyassed in New York by which
FoAcr WIS to decline the nomination, dc.
uounciDg The fraud practicedin the convcn.
ton md was then 10 be renominutcd by the
convention ut another session. Apparently
lie concludel 10 dcrouncc the fraud, but
,,ke determination.
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WILKrsnAnnE, Pa, October "A fro to. !,
day DESTROYED the Stanton air shaft, owned
by the Lehigh 4 Wilkesbarre coal CO. com. com.
pany. At the time ofthe fire 1t was dix. di.
covered there were sixty men in in tho e'pi pi ) )
below. Their families and friends were
soon on the spot and the ogonizing crics
were pltitul. All the men, however, aro
saved. On coming out many OF them iell
to tho ground In an exhausted condition.
Their escape through the gangways leading
TO the Empire mines was miraculous. III!''
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A iiisK Ride.

CnEYESSE, W.T., October 4.-Will Rose,
q journalist and bicycle tourist Of Danville,
ILL.,, who started for San Francisco on a
bicycle six weeks ago is here. On account
OF the latcuess Of the season and advice re.
ceived he will 20 no fuither on account OF
the danger Of getting snow bound in the
mountains. Rose came l,A00 miles on
hicyclc. nll alone. "a ---.L. - n
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sOvrlvpY with vivid Imagination has
s,a.en TO II Baltimore paper TINT exactly
,oo'clock !, on the morning Of October 7th
,l4 come, will run into the euu and dark.
ness will invade the earth for seventy.two
hours, md the West be cngulfed by an
ssrbuuakc, .erNs N'
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LOUISVILLE. KY, October 4.-Collections
Of Internal Revenue in this, the Fifth Ken.
tucky district, for the first quarter Of tho
fiscal year reported by Captain Duckrer.
Collector, is as follows: From beer, $40.
4SO; whisky, s. ,0e7, ,2Ss; cigars SCI 233S; 10.
bacco, sos, 800. Total from all sources by
month: July, S3S7 ,G35; August, Slso. o.sa5:
September, s567,S5G. Aggre1 gate for II a
quarter, Sl,447,SlG . The revenue from
spirits by tho month Is as follows, July.
S.49, $50; August, s33o,l35 September
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GROWTH OF KANSAS.
Statement Of the Growth Of the State.
The Railroads., .''u

TorEKA, HAS, October 4.-The biennial
report OF the Auditor Of State, made in nd.
vance OF the assembling Of the Legislature,
is now in tho hands OF the printer. 1t
makes volume Of over 800 closely printed
pages, consisting OF tabular statements,
statistics, and exhibits relating to taxa
ton, receipts and disbursements, State and
municipal Indebtedness, railroads, agri-
culture, and school lands, and resume OF
the entire transactions OF the State during
the six years that Mr.. Bonebrake has
served as State Auditor.
The following extracts OF general interest
are taken from advance slips OF the report,
which will not be ready for delivery for
several days:
The following table is a summary OF the
growth oi the State in the period covered
BY this report
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New YoRE, October 1.-THE report OF q
deialcation in one Of the banks OF this city,
may have arisen from the discharge OF a
clerk from the Gallatin National Bank,
who, it is alleged, was short few hundred
dollars in his accounts. The officials OF the
bank, however, deny that there is any dc.
ficionpv nNff Itg. 'F4lEA e - las.T$
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WASHINGTON, October A. Secretary
Teller reyerscs tho decision of his prcde,
cessor concerning the Turtle Mountain In.
dian lands in Dakota, near Devils Lake,
and directs they be restored to the mass oi
public lands and thrown open 10 settlers
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Death ora Noted songstrcss,

DosroS, October IA private cable dis
patch announces the death Of Adelaide
Phillips ut Hot Springs, south Of France.
Miss Phillips has been in i'll health, but
adviccs previous to the announcement Of
her dealh represented her rs having
gained strength. ENiL .-gLE. l- III
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Stpei isro,lucfIo,,

PulLApELrlIlA, October 4.-Thc penns
ylvania Steel Association held its annual
meeting to day. The report shows that in
10 years the production OF steel increased
from lG0, l0S tons 10 l,TT7S,0l2. 5;t} Z.
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CISclSSArl, October 4. Professor
Charles Aiken, who was superintendent
oi music i'll the public schools OF Clncin.
natl from lS4S till 1878, died this morning
nj his residence, College Hill, Ohio.
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N0lniHnlluu Accented,

SYRACUSE, n. y, October .4.-Judge An.
drcws has formally accepted the nomiua.
ton for Chief Judge OF Appeals, IS glg95ii
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Mn, i,LAtsR had q severe attack OF illness
Al York Beach, Maine. At lust accounts
h. was better. liz is not yet tiity.three,
and We trust las many years Of life before
btu-Ciucianaii Ga:tit. ..uu -
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A"nn af Italians in TIL. Count,

" ann "f Italians in TIL. Country,
StW oHs. October Am interesting
4 s~Fe o' The report OF tho money order
ttspa''alen' Of the pos,oilicc in this city
Ci-ae .,e quarter Just closed Is tho fact that
,h;sho Shotaefs y, Tor Sl7S,G9l were sent 10 Italy,
l,v t" S"l shows that the Italians in tlis co,n.
:? nave been both industrious and thrifty
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DocToR bills are abominable and not need.
ell in Kidney and liver affections, rs Tcruua
and Manalin will cure them. ~ Ill, !, 4 .s1I
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Iris though, that money will grow easier
!, Vow York from this time on.

riE bes, informed politicians confess
themselves n, sea as to tho result in Ohio.
Rating Is one Of tho lost arts over there
,hlse tlAys ---L-..- .---
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ihe following was adopted unanimously:
!, N:o',td, That the citizens Of Alanning,on
Gs,rct are warmly in favor Of the exten.
.9n s Of the Waynesburg narrow gauge
.4l,toAl by way Of Blacksyille 10 an inter.
svsl'h with the B. & 0. K. Il. at Manning.
%a, ahl to this end We assure with conf.
.saee .s those engaged in the enterprise that
~ amount Of money sufficient 10 construct
,a .S road from Warrington to The Monon.
e,ss, s1a county line will be raised in Marion
s,, M1'el, That 1t is TO the interest OF this
VSuol V.l Of the rich and fertile State Of West
=, ,"ssnia, s, that this road should be extended
= "a motion committee consisting Of Dr.
:, r,:,, 4, Nyner, b. +. Charlton, James II.
ilusse, lasse Frank Stewart and Capt. Frank
n r1t was appointed to confer with the
is;sp insGpse Ne Of backsvillc, October 7,h, 1882, on
l., a.te' !; encouraging remarks from a mum.
;on,u' Ian; ~ gentlemen present the meeting I'D
'''''eo' r. W. HALL, !.
Ill., Secretary.
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It will be noticed that notwithstanding
the increase in population, the increase in
the capacity OF our State institutions aud
III the number Of persons cared lor,hereiu,
the annual taxes paid for State purposes
have decreased. r.
The mileage OF railroads in the State, as
returned for taxation for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1SS0,uggregated 3, l05 2l-l00
miles.
At the same date in 1852 it aggregated
SOL 1900, an increase OF 500 y2-lOO
miles.
The total assessment OF railroads June
30, 1850, reached the sum OF SO, 0,547, ,S02. IS;
the same date in 1859, 81, ,0SS, l5G.l .lG, m in
crease o! 81 $40, ,2539a, or22 per cent. The
average assessment per mile for 1850 was
S,Gl9.92; for 1852, S6,77S5l. Kansas has
now .cighty-one organizsd counties, sixty.
seveu OF which have railroads.
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RAILROAD MEETING
o"t ut Huntington in tho Intcrcat OF II
Narrow s;Ause Ex from

o"' ut Huntington In tho IntcrcAt OF II
Narrow s;auge eExtcnslon-Speccli from
Foi. Hen Wilson. FI.E
Eri"'ied !os the ln.elligcnccr.
MAySiSGroS, October AT n meeting
o'she citizens Of Warrington and vicinity,
'hH evening, Captain Frank Burt was
elected President, aud Dr.. K. W. Hall,
Secretary. The object Of the meeting wus
M'ed by the President to be in The in
sIest OF an extension OF the narrow gauge
nll'0ad from Waynesbury via Blacksville
10 Huntington, W. Va. The Hon. Ben
wilson Was then introduced and addressed
ae meeting III iorcible and eloquent
manner. clearly demonstrating the great
eeaehs 10 accrue TO the citizens OF the
wansy from M extension OF the aforesaid
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NtS YORK., October MAILS retain n
:, ,A '"s'k'1. the supply selling out as fast
i, ''u!' III some cases ahead Of produc.
n,," NJ" aaa the tone ruling very strong, with
,,1 aap pe'''lon running prices up to extreme
~ 'aeS lhc list rates arc quoted at s3 Us
~ 'w 10 Goi, but most Of tho actual bust.
:" mfes place at n higher figure,
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Qhe q,,tdliiqettr1er.
I-looks as II oil would 20 TO II dollar.

.1e., No~. 2s md ~ Fourteenth Htrret