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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY A, 1888

tor the Rev. Henry Powell recently wsmt to as
Lee Avenue Congregational Church. mas caiiea ss
his the Rev Frederic f. nS 81 tnr'
Hampstead IL. IL Presbyterian Chnrcn, ana Ior-
merly Of the Bedford Reformed Church In brooklyn
He Is only twenty-six years OF age
Tn q quarrel at No. 8 Flushing-ave2 YESTERDAY,
William Bradley..a United States Marine. vas
struck on the head by James Sterling also Mar
inc who used a balustrade of the staircase as
weapon. He received dangerous conclusion o, Inc
BRAIN The eagse 81 the tfGuoie Bradley is at tue
Cumberland Street Hospital, and o1erilns 10 unu'i
arrest. . .,,,r,,
The deadlock in the Board Of Fire
continues and there seems to be very ttie prospect
OF an organization being effected.
NEW JERSEY.
ORANGE.-The ticket office at the Cone street
station Of the Delaware, Lackawanna and western
Railroad was robbed of about $50 In piiIs vi
Wednesday afternoon while the agent was at oin'
ner.
NEwARK.-Fifteenth Amendment Day was cele-
brsted yesterday by the colored populatlon'
evening large audience met at the Grand opera
House to listen to the reading OF the EmanclpaIon
Proclamation and addresses promenade cohcer'
followed.
HOBoKEN-Edward Dehman of No 173 Bloom,
feldst, who is supposed to be insane was arrested
yesterday for threatening the life of Dr. Samuel A.
Heller. Denman has been logging Dr. Heller Ior
some time. and has been great annoyance TO MN.
Yesterday he chased the doctors carriage through
the street and caused considerable exctem emit The
doctor finally drove to the police station and had
his tormentor arrested. Denman told Chief Donovan
that he intended to kill the doctor because the doc
tor had poisoned him and robbed him OF ~ 0OO.
The prisoner was committed to tho County jan 70
be examined by the County Physician. Martin
Muller. who disappeared from his home, NO. 10
Jefferson-st week ago yesterday, returned yester-
day, and said he had been stopping with some
friends in Brooklyn.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Patrick Casey, the murderer
of Acting Sergeant Comsky, is very i'll at the
county jail. The Jail physician is in constant at
TO the Excise Commissioners this year are uuusu-
ally few.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLANs-Carpenters commenced WORK
Yesterday morning on the Enclosure within when
Cornettl, the Italian murderer, will be hanged on
May IL. Cornetti has become much more calm.
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R..EIUNr.

GESTLEMES:-Tbe Hop Bitters" meet with large
and give general satisacon inparticular
you should know Of. Mr.. John d. Green, No. 725
Spring Garden ST. Philadelphia Penn. has been suffer-
ing from kidney affection which superinduced rhen-
matisD, He tried physicians and remedies In vain. He
was obliged to take morphine to induce sleep his
trouble great. Reading your advertisement In
The Christian at Work he prevailed upon by one OF
his daug to try it, Three bottles effected cure and
he is enthusiast for Hop Bitters" He Is one
of the oldest residents in the locality named and known
as O gentleman Of unusual probity. HENRY TorrES,
No. 62 North 10th-st., Philadelphia, Penn.
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RELIABLE TESTIMONY.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Sept. 8, 1882.

Hop Bters Co. . :,
| am seventy -four years old, have lived
thirty-four years in Philadelphia, and well known
among Germans. have been troubled twelve years
with white swelling on my right foot, and getting
worse every year. and very painful and breaking out 10
hot weather consulted several doctors and they tod
me it was incurabe and would have to take 1t with me
in the grave. Some time ago lost my appette' was
cosye had headache and fever In fact was very SICK
7 saw In The German Democrat that Hop Bitters was
what needed got bottle, took 1t one week and was
as well again ever, and to my greatest surprise right
from the first, my swelling went down gradually and
taking another bottle got entirely well Oft The wife
of my neigbor had two such swengs on her legs and
three bottles cured her. think this is great triumph
for vonr bitters JOHN sToLL.
No. YOungs Alley, above Willow-st
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MORE BOTTOM FACTS.

DAY BEFORE YESTERDAY WE PU BLIsHED AN
ACCOUNT OF THE ORIGIN OF OUR UNIQUE CLASS
IFICATIoN SYSTEM WHEREBY EVERY CUSTOMER
is INFORMED OF THE PRECISE QUALITY OF
THE GOODS LOOKED AT; AND EXPLAINED HOW
THAT FACT IS GUARANTEED BY A LEGAL AGREE.
MENT, GIVEN WITH EVERY SALE WHICH EN-
TITLES THE PURCHASER TO RETURN ANY ARTI
Gle UNINJURED AMI RECEIVE BACK THE FULL
AMOUNT PAID THEREFOR.
TO MAKE THIS PALMER, HERE Is LIST OF
OUR cLAssIFIcATIoNs. ONE OF WHICH CAND THE
RIGHT oNE) PLAINLY WRITTEN. IS CoNsPIcU-
oUsLY PLACED ON EVERY PILE OF GARMENTS.
CLASS
AA-Fincst foreign goods, wool and silk fast color.
A-Foreign goods warranted all wool and fast color
B-Foregn goods, an wool, color not warranted
C-Forcign goods, not all wool.
D-American goods warranted all wool and fast color.
E-American goods, all wool, color not warranted.
F-Amefcan goods fast color but not strictly all wool
G-Amcrcsn goods. all wool, color not warranted.
H-American satinct wearing quality and color superior
the lowest grade of cashmere
EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW THAT THERE'S AT
LEAST ONE CLOTHING HOUSE IN NETWORK
WHERE THINGS ARE CALLED BY THEIR RIGHT
NAMES AND no DECEPTION ATTEMPTED. WE
FAIL TO APPRECIATE WHY WE NEED TRY TO
MAKE YOU BELIEVE THAT COTTON MIXTURES
ARE ALL WOOL OR DELICATE CoLoRs FAST;
THAT DOMESTIC GOODS ARE FOREIGNERS;
BLACK is WHITE AND OTHER EQUALLY ABSURD
FABLES WHATEVER WE SELL IS FULLY WORTH
THE PRICE ASKED AND THAT'S WHAT MOST IN.
TEREsTs THE BUYER.
OUR SPRING BOOK MAILED FREE ON REQUEST,
TELLS ALL THE NEWS ABOUT CLOTHING AND
HOW To ORDER 1T.
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Wicked for Clergymen.

at believe It to be all wrong and even wicked for
clergymen other public to be led into giving tes
tnonials to quack doctors or patent medicines, but
when really meritorious article composed OF valuable
remedies known and that and trust
in daily we should freely recommend it, I therefore
cheerfuly and heartily commend Hop Btters for the
good they have done and my friends, firmly believing
they have no equal for family will not be with
out them Rev. b. R. Washington, ID. G."
A good Baptist clergyman of Bergen, n Y. strong
temperance man. suffered with kidney trouble, neu-
ragla and dizziness almost to blindness Two years
after he advised that Hop Btters would cure him
because he was afraid OF and prejudced against the
word "biters" Since his cure be says none need fear
but trust in Hop Bitters.
Ny wife and daughter were made healthy by the use
OF Hop Bitters and recommend them TO my people. -
Methodist Clergyman, Mexico N. Y.
had attack, of gravel and kidney troubles was
unable get any medicine doctor to until
used Hop Blters and they cured In short time "A
distinguished lawyer and temperance orator of Wayne
County, N. Y.
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SEARCHING FOR A RUNAWAY WIFE.

Secretary Jackson, of the Board Of Emigration,
received q dispatch from Ogden on Sunday, last,
signed Albert Meissner," saying thai Mrs. Mess
York intending to go to Europe. Meissner wanted
his wife apprchcnded. Meissner arrived here yes
terday. He is the proprietor of wholesale liquor
bouse i'm San Francisco. When his wife went away
she took SO 900 IN cash. She is twenty -pinc years
of age and he thinks she is deranged. Meissner
failed to lind any trace OF his runaway wlfe. lie
received dispatch from San Francisco saying that
letter with full particulars, bad been sent TO him.
Ii he finds that his wife has gone to Europe he says
he will follow her.
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THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETING.
The Chamber of Commerce held it's one hundred Greo
and fifteenth annual meeting yesterdas S Sorns'
W. Lane in the chair Jacob Bam6erger. I Tmnrv
Sargent and Simeon ". sibley were elected mem a
bers j. w. Elwell made report lot the Soin n tha
tee on Poagc in relation to the 9lii 10 n tbs
fees OF the Sandy Hook pilots. he spoke Oh .io
necnlar tactics Of some of the State Senators IN
obstructing the passage of the bill wh,cn hso u
passed the Assembly with good majority ne H
f Ridsway the counsel selected by the committee
had excluded from the floor Of the RSsmay
Mr. ElTe said ne could % yoHo rV Would ray
action of the committee in selecting n, nresnmed
Higgins said that some Of the legislators piesue ~
TO sit at the Capitol aud laugh at the citizens Oh
Now Work Finally resolution was aoopteu up
proving the conduct of Mr. Rldgway. id
II b. Thurber then began to read menor'aa hG
dress in reference to Peter Cc4pe that dispatch
had been received from Albany statlng .nao .no
Piiotage bill had failed to pass the Dill
Ultimate passage The following dispatch was tnen
sent to the Lieutenant Governor to be read 10 the
Senate: IT,. ,o. ,r..
The Chamber of Commerce. now In session aas Se
passed the following: Resolved That the 81 en
tty and State OF York call for the Pss,ege WILLOW.
further delay of the bill regulating sanoy oIn meo
Mr. Thurber concluded the reading Oh the !neInV
rial and a Thousand copies were ordered printed A
resolution adopted that the Chamosr P[oS ner
oil portraits of William Il. Dodge ano reter CopPtr
The family of Mr.. Dodge is having portrait OF MIN
painted for the Chamber
William D. Marvel, who is a large property owner
in Spain, called attention 10 the commercial ln.G'
course between the United States and Spain and
resolution was adopted that committee OF nve DC
appointed take into consideration the subject OF
n Commercial treaty with Spain, to invite sugges
tons from merchants and others Interested ana 70
report memorial the subject to the Champer, 10
be submitted to the Federal Government ro aI
tuition was adopted ratfying resolution OF tne
Legislature urging upon Congress the passage OF an
amendment to the Constitution which VIII enapde ne
citizens of one State to enforce the payment Vi
claims against another State. D.;
The following officers were then chosen; rresi-
dent. George W. Lane; vice-presidents, James Nj.
Brown and William H. Fogg; treasurer, SGiUn
Committee Charles s. Smith. B. G. Arnold, Morris
X. Jesup Oliver Hartman, Henry Hentz
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REGIsTER,s OFFICE NOTES.

The lease of the Aquarium property at Broadway
and Thirty -fifth-st. Hyde & Behman, the Brook
lyn showmen, was recorded yesterday. The term Is
privilege of further term of five years at annual
rental of $4,000. The lessees agree to construct
I" first class theatre upon the site within six
months, They give note for all but 5000 OF the
six moaths rent.
Edwin Einstein has mortgaged the property at
Second-aye. and FirsJ-st. for @ loan OF $oO,OOo,
naYabe IN three wears.
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LEEToSIA, Penn, April Is, 1882.
Hop Bitters 90.

Hop BtHerS CO.
have not we'll for three years tried almost every
kind Of patent medicines and no less than seven DOCTORS
one of Elmra, N. Y. none have done me any good L
finally tried your Hop Btters and found them just the
thing. have praised them highly there is great
number here who them with great benefit and salts
faction. Very respectfully yours,
R..HUNT.
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Hop Biaers Co. June To- 1881!
have been suffering five years past with neuralgia
liver complaint dyspepsia and kidney complaint, and
have doctored with fourteen different doctors who did
me no good At last tried Hop Bters and after using
a few bottles received great benefit from them and If
had used Hop Bltters regularly would have been well
before I know them to be the best medicine IN the
world for nervous diseases OF all kinds.
JAMES CooSTs.
Beelington, Barber County, W. Va.
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srIpPsHILL, Ind. Nov. 13, 1881.

srIPPsHILL, Ind. Nov. ID, 1881.
DEAR sIRs:-I have read so much about Hop Bitters
and always being afflicted with neuralgia, weakness ms
eased stomach, never having much health, trled
couple of botles it has strengthened and helped me
more than any medicine or doctor. I am now on my
third bottle and am thankful that 1t has helped me-
will advise all that are afflicted to give it trial.
LUCY VAIL,
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Windsor HoteLSir Charles Lilley, Chief;
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of ana
Rcnben r. Fenton OF jamestown, n. Y, and r. N Phi
siier and W. Haskell Of Boston .; JerS
81 Nicholas HoteI-GOvernor william ID. BloInam, OF
Florida " Hotel Observation-Disclosures Mcintyre ana W. =
pnnban.n ~ Montreal 80 FIN Avenue Hotel-L ID. NJ
Sweat of Portland, Me-. .Aloemare Hoet-Ernest W.
Longfellow, OF Cambridge, Mass.
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"The doom of the 'Invalids is pronounced"
said MIRA RaInsbotham's nephew, reading an extract
from the Parisian In daily paper Or course
H. nv DEAR rejoined his Ever since can re-
member Paris the doom Of the Invaid's always was
most pronounced, specially when the sun shone on H.
when IL magnincent"-l
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Vertigo, Dizziness and Blindness.

OFFICE UTICA MORNING HERALD,
UTICA, Fep. is, 1882
Ihave troubled with vertigo since last July and
have suffered greatly night after considerable
exerton, from dizziness and blindness. tried two
bottles Of Hop Bters and since then have been entirely
relieved. Respectfully yours, ]. J. FLASrdAS.
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STABBED BY A FELLOW PRISONER.

George A. Brooks a book canvasser. of No. "a
Chambers-st. on a charge of intOxlcation was on
Saturday committed to the Jefferson Prison for i've
days and placed IN the COOP, where prisoners
serving short sentences are confined. Among the
latter was James Reilly, furnace man employed
in the Manhattan Gas Works. On Monday evening
an ambulance was summoned from Bellevue Hos
pital. Or. Kendall, who accompanied the ainbu;
janice, examined Reilly, who had become qu'et and
Reilly again became violent, aud with pocket
knife stabbed Brooks in the thigh, near the fcmora
artery Brooks was taken 10 the ST. Vincent Hos,
dangerous and that the chances were against his
recovery. Reilly taken TO the Jefferson Marke
PoIice Court yesterday, aud was committed TO
ing of the Commissioners of CnaIities and Correc-
tions YESTERDAY, Dr. Kendall was censured for not
conveying Reilly the hospital ON his hrst call.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Temnerance mass meeting at Steinway Hall.
Harlem River improvements case before Judge Bar
rett.
Arnold Leo suit in Supreme Court.
Hearing Stokes viii contest ~, -.
Meeting of Committee OF Arrangements OF Chamber OF
Commerce dinner.
IJniyersity-Yale lacrosse match at Prospect Park.
New-YorkProvid League baseball match on Polo
Grounds
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FLIGHT OF A PAPER MERCHANT.

Orrin +. Smith, paper manufacturers agent at
No 20 Readest. has failed and left the city, leay-
Ienorted all tho way from $15, coo to $4,000, but
ii is thought probable that they ,will not
exceed SIC, 900. lie disappeared from his office
ohont a week ago and has not since been seen or
heard from by his creditors employees. He left no
word that he was going away. committee OF
creditors is at work on his books to ascertain the
Condition. of his affairs to find what he has done
with the money obtained, and to learp If possible
whether there are any assets left. AS far as tho
Committee has been able to learn the debts are
between sis, 900 and $4,000 and the assets are
very meagre. representative OF Mr.. Smith said
Yesterday that he did not think Mr.. Smith TOOK
,nnch money away with him; the reports that
Smith owed $35, 900 we're greatly exaggerated and
he did not believe he owed more than half OF tlat
anount 1t was learned that the greater part OF the
;ndebiedness is due 10 mills out of town. for which
Mr.. smith sold the goods. Among the creditorsare
Wilder & Co.. OF Boston.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 54 sets $50 Moon SIG Moons agedsys q
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
M-Sandv HOOK 5:ls: GOV. Islani 5:3s He'll Gate. 727
PM-sandy HOOK 543. GOV IslPnd. 6o9 dsli GIta 1888
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OFFICE JELLowAY MI. A. ASSOCIATION,
JELLowAY, o., March 1S, 1882.
Hop Biters Manufacturing 90.
have been using your Hop Bitters and find them
what you recommend them to be for kidney disease
viz, superior to all others. ]. L. HLDERBRAND.
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Deat the World.

ROCKVILLE Conn, March &. 1882.
Hop Bitters Go.
have been taking your Hop Bitters for several weeks
and they beat the world.
L. 8. LEWIS, Lewis's Axle Machine.
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A REUNION OF VETERANS.

The old FIRST Brigade, First Division of the Sixth
Armv Corps, which commanded by General
Ph'I;n Kearny had their second annual reunion at
Newark Yesterday. Flags were displayed on many
of the principal buildings IN honor OF the OCCASION
The regular business meeting OF the brigade was
held al Library Hail. Major Il. A. Bryan preslding
constitution was adopted and officers were elected
for the brigade and regmentai otga Da r COIN
Shortly after o'clock the brigade narcnea 10 MIL
itary Park where an address was delivered from the
Kearny Monument BY John % H. the tbe Rebel
lion Dinner was afterward partaken OF at kleDs
Hall. Thirteen tattered battle hags OF Sne oia
brigade were carried in the parade. he kearny
statue in the park was decorated with howers ana
buntmg
THE HALL INDICTMENT HELD TO BE GOOD.
At Newark yesterday Judge Depue rendered a de-
csion sustaining the indictment TOR forgery against
William A. Hall and denying the motion 10 quash;;
The counsel for Hall then entered a foTna plea OF
not Guilty, and the case was set down Tor tral ior
next Wednesday. Halls counsel entered an oo)ec-
ton to the Of the Gnnrt 10 Try te i1sf
the prisoner the ground that having been extra
dited for forgery under the Ashburton treaty the
Court had no power to try him for any otncr
offence. Prosecutor Keen was given until Saturday
70 traverse this plea or demur TO 1t. The Prosecu-
tor then moved to override the pleas as they were
not verified by affidavit as required by the practice
n. common law. Judge Depue held that this was
necessary and ordered that it be done.
JONATHAN TREMAINE wELLs's WILL.
Surrogate Bergen in Kings County yesterday ad:
,u;tted TO probate the viii of the eccentric old
bachelor, Jonathan Tremaine Wells which was
contested by some of his relatives on the ground OF
,want of testamentary capacity. he died on Octo-
her ia 1881, at the age of eighty and his will was
dated April o. 1879. His nearest relatives were
Cousins His estate valued varousy from $500 900
40 $500 600 was left as follows; To eight first
eousns 81 coo each: TO SIX second cousins. So 600
each: TO five friends 81, 500 each to six charitable
insiifuiions So 900 each; to his executor and
TREND SIS 600 each. The rest OF the estate was to
he distributed amopg the legatees except the five
friends and the six charitable institutons In pro-
,.nrtion 10 the amount of their legacies Mr.. Wells
had MANY marked peculiarties, and many accounts
~ them have been published. The Surrogate holds
that at the time the viii was made the testaior was
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Announcements.

Announcements.
Buchu- Paiba."s Quick, complete cure, all
annoying Kidney aud Urinary diseases. 81.
EXCESSIVE FATNEss RELIEVED by nOurishing,
non. fattenng food. HEALTH FOOD Co, "a 4thave
JAMES PYLE's PEARLINE Is DESTINED
to work revolution In the laundry doing with great
portion Of the rubbing OF oothes injurious the
fabric. Beware Of limitations.
Lundborg's RHENIsH COLOGNE.
If you want to know all about the utter
worhlessness OF the work done by the DURHAM HOUSE
DRAINAGE COMPANY consult the plumber; BATH
prefer 70 form opinion call send for pamphlet
10 No 1877 Broadway
"When man buys penny paper he be-
missionary simply because he out" Buy
bottle OF Elvs Cream Balm will cure your
cold In the head Price 80 cents per bottle.
HENRY A. DANIELS, Nj. D.,
l44 Lexington ave. between Goth and 30th-sts
Hours TO 5to7 Impotence, Sterlity Diseases OF the
Genito Urinary Organs and Nervous system sEecialtes
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GRACE MEMORIAL HOUSE.

Grace Memorial Honse. at Nos 81 and 80 Fourth
ave. was formally opened yesterday afternoon
There were no services nor ceremonies Whatever
The Rev. DIR. Henry c. Potter, rector OF Grace
received those who called at the house
and showed them the different parts OF
the institution. Many large punches OF flowers
were arranged in different parts of the neatly fur,
nished rooms, and III the back parlor Oh the hrst
floor luncheon was served 60
Grace Memorial House is present TO trace
Church Parish, from Levi p. Morton. United states
Minister to France A table in the hall oil the
house states that Mr. Morton founded the instltu.
ton III memory of his wife, Mrs. Lucy
Kmball Morton, who died IN iS'%, h 'ba
institution will be changed to Morton Memorial
House. in 1872 Mr.. Morton gave $42, 300 TO Grace
Church Parish for the establishments OF DAY
nursery for poor children, and atterward he added
$4,000 to complete his gift. -Four years ago the
at No. I27 East Thrrteenth-st. 1t was at once a
success When Grace Memorial House was fnlshed
two months ago, the nursery was moved into III;
and as complete success has attended IN the new
as in the old house. Working-women, who go away
from home TO work. bring their children there; ana
for 5 cents day for each child have them carefully
watched over, well washed, well fed and well
instructed. The daily attendance ranges
from sixty to eighty. The children are
brought TO the house at o'clock a. IN. and stay
there till o'clock in the evening =, ,i,--
The superintendent of the Day Nursery is MISS
Witsie. and the house physician Is DR.. Anna L.
Benson The officers of the institution are the fol-
loving: President Mrs. Benjamin Haxtun; VICE
presidents, Mrs. George S. Bowdoin, Mrs. ii: Turn
bull secretary Miss Ushoeffer; treasurer, the Key
Mrs X. Winthrop, Mrs |. Townsend Burden, and
Mrs A. G.. Kingsland The expenses OF the house,
which are pad by voluntary contributions, VIII
amount to about So, 900 year.
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.h,e 70 understand values of property, and 30 was
Of sound mind and memory and possessed oA 'oS'"
mentary capacity.