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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-07-02
REEsIDE,s MURDER.
Details of the Crime, and the Motive That
LED to 1t.

Leu W AZ.
The papers have briefly recorded the fact
that Mr.. A. J. Reside, sub-route agent from
San Antonio and Pleasanton, had been muir
dered, but no details Of the murder have hlth-
erto been published. The LIGHT commits
sioner interviewed gentleman cognisant Of
all the circumstances of the case, and from
him he received the following particulars:
Mr.. A. J. Reside employed a hostler
named Louis O'Docharty, whom he dis
charged. On the goth inst, he met O'Doch-
arty at Campbelltown, when without provaca-
ton or warning, he struck him over the head
with piece OF double-tree. Mr.. Reside was
knocked insensble, and remained SO until the
time of his death, which occurred on the fol-
lowing Friday. On Saturday he was buried,
the Rev. Elk Johnson officiating, and many
friends following.his remains to the grave.
Mr.. Reside was the son Of the late Colonel
Reside, popular mail contractor, and
brother of Mr.. ]. 7. Reside, formerly clerk
at the Menger and the Hord hotels, in this
city. He was born in Philadelphia, February
~, 1929, and has since manhood been con.
nected with the mail service in Louisiana,
Arkansas and Texas. His wife .died some
years ago, but he leaves two daughters, now
in Philadelphia, to mourn his loss. The de-
ceased was a Mason, and was said to be of a
very kind and generous disposition.
The motive for the murder is not known
unless it be to satisfy spiteful grvdge on &C,
count ofthe murderer's discharge. When last
heard of O'Docharty was in San Patricio, ant
efforts are being made to arrest him there.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-07-02

Seven nice cottages near International depot,
$500 each.
Rock house and stable on Sixth street, near
Avenue ID, 5000.
Handsome rock house, nice furnished, on
San Pedro avenue.
New cottage near SunsetdepOt, $500.
Cottage on Oak street, near Sunset depot, FOR
$1,000.
Cottage house near centre of city, for $1,000.
Two rock houses back of Menger hotel at low
figures.
Rock house on North Flores street and two
lots $1,000
Rock houses on South Flores street.
Very desirable building lots in all parts of the
city. w, =. HILTON,
208 West Houston Street
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A partner wanted with $1,000 or $1,000 capital.
with csnital TO purchase range in Mexico, at
advantage, to increase flock for five years;
Have been in the business for Ave years, and
Give his attention unless so desiring. Can
make his headquarters mt San Antonio, Laredo
or Monterey, and visit ranch at pleasure.
Reference given and required. Address g. r.
this office. O-l4-Ou
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Administrators Notice.

The undersigned, having been appointed
Temporary administrator of the estate OF Joseph
70 said estate are hereby notified to come for
ward at once and make settlement. Also all
parties having claims against the said estate
viii nresent the same, duly authenticated, to
the ,,ndersiRned as 1t is the order of the Hon.
Probate court to settle the estate within as
short time as possible - a.
Administrator pro TEN estate of J. Schmidt,
deceased.
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Remember this Fact .

Mr. Park Doe, manufacturing leweler and
en0raver has taken store ut 4lO Houston
street, where he will carry on the business of
a manufacturing and repairing Jeweler. Dim
cult work and fine engraving a speciality.
Trade work from all parts of the State solic-
tied, and satisfaction guarapteed.
(3-2S-tf) PARK DOE,
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Cause of Failure.

Want of confidence accounts for half OF the
business failures of to-day. q. Schasse, A.
Dreiss and L. Orynski, druggists, are not liable
10 fail for the want of confidence In DR.. Bosan-
kos Cough and Lung Syrup, for they give
away a bottle feee TO all who are suffering WIN
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption ana All
affectinns of the Throat and Lungs.
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sommers, Garden, Tenth street.

This beautiful and shady pleasure resort is
again open to the public, situated as II Is on
the street car track and of easy access. II has
a fine flower garden, beautllul promehhue
under n dense shade and first-class concert
every Saturday and Sunday evenings.
k-2b-}m L. SOMMERs, Proprietor.
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The 81. Leonard restaurant

is the finest and coolest dining room in town,
and gentlemen and ladies will find this pleas
ant place to get lunch or dinner 70 order at
has heen nlaced on the tables that cannot fail
TO suit ali tastes; and the price list has been set
I'm on the principle of n "nimble siN-pence. u
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Want of Faith.

IfC. Schasse l.. Orynski, or A. Dreiss, drug
gists. DO not succeed Il is not for the want OF
faith They have such faith In DR.. Bosanko' s
Cough and Lung Syrup as u remedy for Coughs,
Colds Consumption and Lung Affections, That
they will give trial bottle free to each and
every one who is in need OF Il medicine OF TINS
uln.A
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An Open Letter.
SAN ANTONIO, january !, 1883.

SAN ANTONIO, January ], 1888.
Drs. j. J. g. W. II. Tobn;
GENTLEMEN: -our Hepatizine has been
used in my family Tor over year, and |
can unhesitatingly say 1t is the best remedy
have ever used for any liver trouble or consti-
patton of the bowels, / would not be without
II. Respectfully, A. W. HOUSTON,
Store 3-2l-6m
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-07-02

From torpidity Of the liver or constipation of
the bowels, try a bottle of Hepatizine, Dr.
Tobin's great liver medicine. Every bottle
is guaranteed to you, and your money retunueu
II YOU are not satisfied 90, ~
For sale at Cavin's drug store, and by Z.
Snhaaaa
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Mnnnlirht at the syringe.

There is not II finer place in the country for
pleasure and enjoy ment than the San Pedro
Springs park. The beautiful moonlight nights
added to the fresh perfumes OF spring and
sIImmer flowers and the sweet music as rem
dcred by the Spring band make 1t the reallza-
ton of an earthly paradise. O-l9-tI.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
A Card.

How TO save money land drugs by taking
Turk russian baths or Steam Bath for your
colds, rheumatism, dumb ague and all skin dis
cases, can be found at a. lillian ;,
4h''' ' $3.50 4-9-tf
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respondence on the subject before
the House; then, / suppose, we Will
have q debate, q good deal OF souno
and folly. The conservative ele,
ment of the House WILL
not, in my opinion. permit
an American to be taken to Eng
land and hanged. Great Britain has
always adopted the citizenship chip
on her shoulder when she could
pinch our national nose with her
fingers, but the chip Will not De
knocked off and the national nose
will
London, 15-O'Donnell maintains
great firmness of demeanor aud ID
apparently prepared for his fate He
regards himself as a martyr. His
determined air of bravado and
cheerful independence of his I'M
pending fate have greatly I'M
pressed his wardeus. His brother
visited him for twenty minutes. At
the close of the conversation,
O'DonnelI shook his hand, exclaim-
ing. "Goed bye, old fellow, keep up
your spirits and don't be downcast
because of me"
The Observer says all the prepare
lions for the execution of O'DOnneli
on Monday are completed. The
greatest precautions are taken
against any hitch occurring in the
machinery of the scaffold. ODon-
nell's brother at the farewell inter
view was terribly upset. Father
Fleming will attend O'Donnelfs last
moments.
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Prisoners Desperate Attempt to
Escape.

Pittsburgh, 15.-Five prisoners
made a desperate attempt to escape
this afternoon while taken to the
penitentiary. The party were hand
cuffed and in charge of deputies
Rockaway, German and Berlin.
When passing down Sixth street, al
ways crowded, prisoner Patterson
kicked German in the stomach and
with another prisoner started up
Liberty street. At the same time.
Lynch, one of the other prisoners,
threw red pepper in Berlin's eyes.
German aud ROckaway, who had
not seen this, started after Patter-
son and companion and cOrnered
them in alleys, when Patterson drew
a revolver. but before he could use
it the officers overpowered him.
Meanwhile Berlin, although blinded
by the pepper, pluckily held the
two prisoners while Lynch kept the
crowd back by hourishing a razor.
Henneman, the fifth prisoner, then
came to the assistance of Berlin,
and with the aid of several officers
who had arrived by this time. the
party were landed safely behind
bars. fhe red pepper, revolver and
razor, it seems, were shipped to
them during the trial secreted in a
package of tobacco.
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The Japs.

Washington, 15.-The Japanese
legation has received telegraphlc
advices announcing several import
ant changes made in government
departments. They consist in the
transfer of prominent officials from
one department to another, but do
not involve any alteration In the
personnel of the government. The
Minister of Justice becomes Minis
ter of Education; Fuknaka, Minis
ter of Education, has been placed at
the head of the Council of State; ;
Yamagata, Chief Of the Council of
State. has been appointed Minister
of the Interior, and Yamada, Min
lister of the Interior, has been placed
at the head of the Ministry Of JUS
tice. These transfers are not re-
garded as likely to entail any IA 1!cal
changes in the government pellcy.
but would seem to indicate that the
Japanese government is resolved to
persevere in the plan Of treaty re-
vision outlined in recent dispatch
from that country.
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The Passenger Pool.

New York, 15.-The quarterly
meeting of the passenger depart
ment Of the joint executive com
mittees Of trunk lines adjourned to-
day. Twenty three roads were
represented. The meeting confirmed
the action of the standing commit
tee in reducing rates by way Of
those lines west Of Chicago and st.
Louis which do not pay commissions
to brokers to meet the rates through
brokers for other lines. The Dele
ware, Lackawanna & Western and
Grand Trunk lines notified the COM
missioners Of their concurrence and
gave assurance of their support in
the policy pursued. Passenger rates
for interior pools we're established
and the percent. and methods of div
isiOns between respective business
interests were referred for complies
ton to a special meeting in Janu:
airy. It Ia stated by Commissioner
Person that the meeting was most
harmonious and effective in char
acter and that the com mission
received encouraging assurances
from several western roads. 70.
day tickets were restored ny wav OF
the Louisville, Evansville & St.
Louis Railroad, which were taken
off six weeks ago. A reso-
luton was passed directing
all interchange Of passenger bust
ness 10 cease with the lines beyond
the territory OF cOmranies that per-
sist in the payment of commission
to brokers in opposition to the
rules. A reporter
found that scalpers On Broadway
were selling tickets to st Paul and
Omaha at rates under the reduc-
tions made by the committee on
Friday, and told Commissioner
PiersOn- I'VE will meet them," was
the commissioners reply.
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France and China.

Paris, Is. - In the Chamber of
Deputies to-day. Prime Minister
Ferry introduced bill demanding
supplementary Tonquin credit of
12,5OO,OOO francs. for the first six
months of 1884. The pream Die states
that it is necessary to dispatch fresh
reinforcements; that Gen. MlllOt,
lately commandsnt in Paris, has
been trusted with the supreme COM
mand Of the French troops on shore,
with Generals Megriere and Delisle
assisting; Admiral Courbet will
resume command of the naval
forces. Urgency for the bill is
voted.
1t is reported in the lobbies of the
Chamber of Deputies that revolu
ton occurred in the palace OF PekiD,
resulting in the triumph of the mill
itary party and hostility to the ar
rangement with France, thereby
causing the disgrace of ST Hung
Chung, prime minister.
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A Slugging Match.

Pittsburs, ia prize fight took
place this morning at daylight in
barn on New Brighton road, several
miles from Allegheny City, between
John Fox and James Greener, for a
purse OF $4,000. The nill began last
night, but after TIE sixth round the
hackers interfered and the finish was
postponed till daylight. At an early
hour the men came together again
and fought four rounds more. Greener
forced the fighting frr N the sta-s and
in the fourth round knocked Fox in
sersible. The fight was then decided
in bis favor. About fifty persons we're
present.
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THE MORMON RELIC.

Our dear old Rosey-go1d as Gu
wheat and az innocent as a chlld-a
sort OF Democratic casualty in Con-
gress. wants the Constitution 50
amended as to allow laws to be passed
prohibiting polygamy.
As the Constitution permits The
passage of laws on that subject pun
ishing too much marriage in the Ter
ritories, navy yards. diatricts, folt;
and other reservations under control
of Congress. Rosey's move mus. De
to have the marital relation regulated
by the general Government in the
several States.
This is to make the general G. no:
only parental, as it is low, hu'
marital. ,
Cunning old Rosy sees this, ana
he has deep-laid scheme against DE-
brother Members of Congress. r.
wants to regulate their marital anu
arte-m aritsl relaticns. The Mormon
| is offensive in the eyes OF the Lou
and old Rosey. for that he has 10Y
many wives. The average Congress
man ofends in his number OF ms
,resses. The e. o. Rosey would s!rlkss
balance and fire q double-barreieu
enactment in both wings of the arniI
| of sinners. With one barrel he Woau
force Members of Congress to malI
their mattresses. with the other ~
would force Mormons to aoanuVD
their wives. .,,,s
Move on, Rosey, The Hatehst b iaSs
the way,-The Washington Ha'e1S'
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The Coming King.

Barcelona, 15.-The Crown Prince
of Germany, during his stay here,
visited the cathedral and other
places of note. He was everywhere
we'll received. He embarked this
evening for Italy, the German
squadron escorting him.
Rome, 15.-The German Crown
Prince, upon his arrival here, will
cause formal application to be
made for an audience with the Pope
whose reply thereto will be guided
by the terms in which request is
cOuched.
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YOUR ADDRESS.
Postmaster Lynch Requires You to
Make 1t Known.
How 1t Should Be Written.

Inc clClZonS OF SalC Lake CiLy DIT
urgently requested to commence at
once to inform their correspondents
of their proper address by giving
name and number of street, number
of house and in every instance The
"initial letter." The description
should be as follows: In that part
of the city south of South Temple
or Brigham street, and east of East
Temple or Main Street, on all streets
running east from East Temple Or
Main street, should be
John Roe,
240 E, I'd South ST.,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
On all streets running south from
South Temple or Brigham street,
should be
John Roe,
14S I'd East ST.,
Il that portion of the city lying
south of South Temple or Brigham
street, and west of East Temple or
Main street, on all streets where the
mum oering commences at South
Temple street, and runs south,
should be
John Roe,
800 S, I'd West st.
And on all streets where the num-
bering commences at East Temple
or Main street, and runs west,
should be
John Roe,
26O w. 1st South st.
In that part of the city lying west
of East Temple or Main street,
and north of South Temple or Brig
ham street, should be
John Roe,
2SO w. Second North St.
On those west of East Temple
Street, where the numbering COM
mences at South Temple Street and
runs north, should be:
John Roe.
100 n. Second West st.
In that portion of the city lying cas-
of Eagle gate and north of South
Temple Streets, the streets COM
mencing at and running north from
South Temple Street, are named
alphabetically, beginning with "A "
on the street formerly known as
Walnut Street, and so on east. On
these streets the description should
be:
John Roe,
12O "a" "B," or &c" St.,
as the case may be. The streets
commencing on Canyon Road
(Which passes through Eagle Gate
or on ga" Street, and run east, are
named First, Second, Third, &C.,
the names and the numbers running
north from South Temple Street.
The description should be:
John Roe,
200 First Street.
In that portion of the city bounded
by South Temple, East Temple,
First North Streets and Canyon
Road, should be:
John Roe,
40 E. North Street.
In Plat "E" all that is necessary
is to give number of house and name
of street.
In order to obtain prompt delivery
of mail, it is necessary that the
street and number be placed upon
letters and papers, and plainly writ
ten.
JNO. T. LYNCH, PM.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
December Is, 1883.

December Is, 1858.
WHITE HOUSE.
CO Shideler, Alamoss, Cal; A 81
Lewis, Big Cotton wood; r A Cooper,
West Jourdsn; F Garrett, st Louis; j
Carney. Chicago; P F Shsefer, Ogden;
81 Henriod, Nevada; Q A Csreswell,
San Frss cisco; j Egbert. Waastch; r j
Shaw, Ameoican Fork; W Hatfield,
Sprineville; s Hayes, j Welch, Idaho;
Ed Shorer, Juab, w A Spinks, Evans
ton; W B Reid, Australia; nj D Will
lisms, Ogden; j A Brim Ophir; j Nor
ton, Laramie; G 9 Carlisle, Tuscsrors; f
Murphy. Park City: A V Robinson,
Scipio; d Smith, Coalvile, w Diamond.
Juab; j Robertson, Malsd, Lescrivich,
Denver; Moore, Spanish Fork.
VALLEY HOUSE.
JPD Dell, 8 Ken, N j Hal, Butte; 81
Smith, P West, Omaha; 81 } Castle, j
o Black, K Sampson, Texas; w M OAR
ris, Ontario, Canada; w Smith, T j
Fayeon, New Mexico; e Hildreth and
con, Colorado Springs. j j freeman,
Lindsbury, III; Clark. Kansas City; Z
Robisod, La Grange, Mich: FWGeblke,
Nevada; 9 Larson, Green, Omshs; j
s Springer, 81 Jones, Boston; Mr. L nj
Morse and family. Washington Terri
tory: w 81 Shepard, Helena; j WErwin.
San Francisco; Shore and wife. Cache
Valley; w 81 Carroll, P Murray. New;
G Il Bush, Los Angeles; Q W Wilhelm,
Muscatipe. lows; j Stoddard, Aspen; Q
Thomas, Chicago
METROPOLITAN.
Ostrom, Bellevue; J w Bremen.
Cheyenne: N l. Hull, W B Hull, Bing-
ham; w e Hansen, G Il Bosplost, G q
Cary, Grsnd Juoction; T bennett, q
Tuggy, Denver; G Barnes, Council
Bluffs; w s Taylor, Wheatlsnd; J
Hugg, Ottawa; D Xaled and wife, Cedar
Rapids; Mrs A Hadd Ksas.s CitS; E
Llnley, D G Sscber.sud, Colorado; N
Hodge and wife, Denver
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
W franklin, Yew York; Mrs Stir
ling, Iowa City; Mrs Slime aud child
Chicago; G 0 Minter, Grass Creek; J
Bromley, Echo: A Clayton, Provo; c
A Wallace, w 81 Ssvtells, Chicago; G
s. Montgomery, California; g w Grove
Bingham; Mrs ia Brown and son M T.
Castebaum, Denver; ] Hooper, Bun.
ANA; A Topence, Evanston.
WALKER HOUSE.
A Klaus, jamestown. Dako,s; j Wal
ker, Helena; J 81 Lyon, Leavenworth;
S A McMurthe, Denver; 81 Girvin, Ger,
mania; Mrs II 81 Dean, 81 r Tucker,
Boston; J W Campbell, Omaha,
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Killed a Negro,

Donaldsonville, La, 15.-Rudolph
Landman, storekeeper, killed
Chas. Hidden, colored. Hidden
and three companions entered Land
mans store. While examining
goods, Landman suspected Hidden
of having concealed something and
endeavored to find out what it was.
A scuff1e ensued, Hidden made a
motion to draw a pistol and ran up
the street; Landman fired, the ball
entering the back, and passing
through the heart. Landman sur
rendered.
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SINNERS Case.

Washington, 15.-Skinner, of
North Carolina, received from the
Governor a certificate of election.
A member of the House will pre-
sent the credetials and ask that he
be S worn on Monday. His oppo-
nent, Poole, contests the seat on
several grounds, one of which is the
vote of one county in the district
was not taken, which renders the
election void.
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Ophir in Demand.

San Francisco. ia sharp con.
test is being waged by Flood and
Senator Sharon FOR the control OF
Ophir mining stock. Proxies are at
a premium of So share. 1t is stated
this afternoon that Sharon has Sc.
cured majority. The stock has
risen from Sc to $11.75. The cleo
ton will be held on the 10Th.
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They Had Better Accept.

Pittsburg, 15.-Employees of
Carnage Brothers & Co. have been
in session four hours, considering
the proposition to reduce wages of
skilled WOrkmen IL per cent. At
midnight they were still undecided,
but the probabilities are that the
reduction will be accepted and
work continued. Three thousand
men are interested.
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Raiding the Gamblers.

Chicago, 15.-The police rsided FIVE
gambling houses at o'clock this morn
ing, and arrested eighty keepers and in
mates. The faro ard roulette tables,
chips and OTHER gaming outfits captured,
were taken TO the police station and
buried.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-16
Trotting Horse Breeders.

New York, 1.-THE national as
ISOLATION of trotting horse breeders
elected 81. w. T. Mali, of New
York, president; Leland Stanford,
of California, first vice~president !;
L. d. Packer, of New York, secre-
tary; J. W. Gray, of Vermont,
treasurer. The report of the treas
urer shows balance in hand of
$22,S7S.
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France and Germany.

Paris, Is The French embassadtr
has returned from Friederichsruhes where
be WISHED Bismarck. Ae was with the
German chancellor three hours, and ia
satisfied with the views obtsined from
Bismarck regarding the relations be-
tween France and Germany.
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One voice all over the land goes
up from mothers, that says, "My
daughters are so feeble and sad,
with no strength, all out of breath
and life at the least exertion. What
can we do for them?" The answer
is simple and full of hope. One to
four weeks use of Hop Bitters will
make them healthy, rosy. sprightly
and cheerful.
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A Good Law.

Boston, IA movement is I'M
der way in this city to enforce the
laws existing, to the effect that no
person under IA nor woman shall
be employed in a store more than
sixty hours 8 week.
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Boy Incendiaries.

Milwaukee, 15.-Mofett, Finch End
Willard, the boy incendiaries, pleaded
guilty in the criminal court. Judge Nal
larry sentenced them to the reform school
till Of age. Bonnie West will be tried in
January.
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LONE JACK, Mo, Sept. IA, 1879.
l have been using Hop Bitters,
and have received great benefit
from them for liver complaints and
malarial fever. They are superior
to all other medicines
2. M. BARNES.
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