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FOREIGN AFFAIRS,
OF FRANCE AND CHINA.
ToNQUN NEGOTIATIONS BROKEN OFF.
THE coRREsPoNDENoE-THE FRKson SQUADRON TO
DE REINFORCED

LONDON, Oct 29.-A Paris correspondent Of The
Standard says 1t Is clear that the negotiations be-
tween France and China upon the Tonquin question
have been broken off for the present.
The Chinese Legation has furnished the news
papers with copies of the correspondence that
passed between the Marquis Tseng, tho Chinese
Ambassador, and NJ. Challemel-L acour the French
Minister of Foreign Affairs, upon the Tonqun ques-
ton. 1t adds little to that already published, OK
cept that it offers arguments in favor of the position
of China. 1t denies that the Marquis Tsengever
assured NJ. Challemel-Lacour that China would not
oppose French enterprise in Tonquin and says that
before July, N. Tricou, then French Ambassador to
China, informed Ii Hung Chang that either open or
occult assistance of Anam by China would involve
a cause of war;
PARIS, Oct. 29.-The GduIois says that in view of
the contingency of war between France and China
several French iron-Clads have been ordered to be
put in readiness to reinforce the French squadron in
Chinese waters.
Mail advices from Saigon show that the French
forces in their encounters in the vicinity of Hanoi
IN the early part of September, met Chinese regu-
lars, who were we'll armed and differed After
conflict OF three days, during which the French
took some of the enemy's works they withdrew,
leaving Hai-phong still in the hands Of the enemy.
Some of the troops Of the King of Anam were with
the enemy.
letter from Saigon to tho France states that I'M
heard-Of cruelties were committed near Hue On the
occasion Of its capture by the French sailors. Adj
mlral COurbet directed, in an official order. that
there should he no quarter given to men, women or
children. Three hundred Anamites who had taken
refuge in the mouth of the Bay Of Thuan were
killed, all Of them being shot. One hundred aud
nifty more, who were drifting in junk, without
arms or oars, also MasSacred,
The Figaro declares that Admiral Courbet, at the
instance of Commissioner HarmanA allowed the
preparation of such acts In order to create terror
among the Anamites
The Temps denies that Admiral COurbet gave such
orders, but admits that 200 of the enemy were
slain at Thuan
The discussion of NJ. Granet's Interpolation on
the Tonqun question was begun in the Chamber of
Deputies to-day NJ. Gatineau has decided TO post
pone until after the ronqun debate his motion to
eXpe the Orleans Princes from France.
The journal de Paris states that Commissioner
Harmand has ordered COmmandant COrOnat, who
was chief of General BOuet's staff, TO return to
France.
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letters for Europe need not be specially dected tor as
patcbby paIC steamer In OTeI TO secure speedy 90
livery az destination all Transatlantic mails are iorWaded
Foreign mails the week ending November VIII close ~
TUESDAY-At a. IN for Europe, per IS. Wyoming VIA
Queenstown Uctters must be directed per wyoming
az 1870 p. Tor Honduras and Livingston per IS WA
derer via orleans AZ 1:se p m ST IruA'' SA
WEDNEsDAY-At 28O a. m for Europe, per IS fund
via Southampton and Bremen Qetters for Ireland a4
France must DO directed per FuidI y AZ N; I I
Tor tho Netherlands direct per S. Leerdan wa anster.
1890 p for Europe, per So serYla va queens.
town 730 p for Mexico per ss Clty OF MEXICO VIA
THuRsDAI-At 10 q. m for Central America, the south
Pacific Ports and the West Coast OF Mexico, per IS Aea-
pulco via Aspnwal at ii a. M for Germany, &c, pei So
Westphaa Plymouth and Hamburg letters iof uIeaf
Britain and other European countries must Oe uIeSIso
VIA Queenstown; at 2. N. for Cape Haytl 81 bomhgo
and Turks Island, per IS. Geo W clyde at 1870 p IN.
for Bermuda per S. Ornoco at lSO p M ioE Da es'
Indies and Mexico per SIS. city OF PueOla Via Havana
FRIDAY-At . Il. m for Newfoundland anu 81 fier T
Miquelon via Halifax at p IN. for jamaica Hayu'
THRDAfHAt a. "a for the West Indies, via ST. Thomas,
Brazil and the La Plata countries wa Dra. Por
per ss City OF Chester, via Queenstown ettes ior 1sr
many &C. must be- directed per CITY OF chester NJ ooO
H. for Scotland direct, per IS Ci3!ss va ~,
Antwerp at IL for Europe per So oder wa S0uIn
amptOn and Bremen at 80 .. H. lor Cuoa anu f0i'"
san francisco, close here october III az pm mss ~.
Australia New-Zealaud sandwich ana fll lsIah1s per
So city OF Sydney, san Francisco close here NONen
Der -lB, at p III
.Tbe schedule OF closing Pacific mails Is arranged on
tho their uninterrupted overland transit 70
San Francisco Malls from the East arriving on TINE az san
Francsco the day OF sailing OF steamers arc uSpouot
thence Inc 'Ai' '''' HENRY @. PEARSON, Postmaster
Post once, New.YOrk, y. Y, October 26 1880
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IRISH MEETINGS AND EMIGRATION.

DUBLIN, Oct. 20.-Thcre were no public
meetings Of tho National League in Irelandl yesterday,
those appointed having been abandoned In consequence
Of the proclamation Of the Government forbidding them
At Castle Lyon, County Cork the police IN dispensing
procession charged upon It with fixed bayOnets cAptur
ing It's banners and musical Instruments 1t Ia stated,
however. that after the military and police withdrew
was effected.
The FfeeudiS journal declares that o Government
crcuar proposes wholesale shipment Of Irish people
Canada. No workhouse paupers 20 he sent Large
contracts have been made with shipping companies for
the conveyance ~ cmgTants. The Canadian Govern
uent Is patty 10 the scheme against which The Free
Utau's JgIrJAl warns all TrishIncn.
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Colgate & Co.'S
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DIED.


DIED.
BELKNAP-on Sunday. October g. at Pennington Conn,
ransfa st ch t or PSasd S ts
fst;I BssSs SOD his age
residence lac West ash-st, Cohen, In his 77ta
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
AZ g Rss October 81 Luther
Funeral services in the Church Messah corner OF
S ana Gs5S%Sn ave' brooklyn on TUESDAY tho
Please omit flowers.
FooTE.Atst Louis on Monday 22d October, Elisha Foote
Notice of funeral hereafter.
lie sonInaN Falrbank, John Graham, Of this city,
HODGEs-on sunday october g. Edward Hodges, in ths
s aE,fS S.
MoNT65ATH-At Albany y early Sunday morning. oc;
bany, "Wednesday afternoon, at l o'clock.
RoBdNsoEnAt AmepIa n on Monday October 90 Of
late Helen Runks robinson aged years and months
Y1T Ds s sse EsSyar o R94s October a. Mary Mills
Relatives invited attend the funeral at hog
sMITHAt New. Brunswick n j. Saturday october q.
Warren Scott smith, son Of the late r. Smith, M ID, In
The funeral services Win be held at the First Presbyterian
Church. New Brunswick Nh on Tuesday October 80 as
Caroline Zandt, widow OF the late William H. scoAed.
IN her 80th year. -, -,
Tuesday the 90th inst At l from the residence oil her
sOninIaw Henry Day, No. 81 West 66th-st
Kindly omit flowers.
s W hS 2e
Mary q. Ctley, in the 22d year Of her age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
VAN LENNEP-On Monday, october 20, at Montcar Nj,
in the SD year Of his age, Augustus o. Van Lennep
Funeral at his late residence MOntcla wednesday, Octo
Der 81 at $50 arrival Of 2l0 train BY ID. L. w.
r.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY on Saturday morning, October 81,
James Y. Watkins, In the 10th year OF his age
Relatives friends
the Church OF the Divine Paternity 5aye Of 10th
st.. on Iu esday afternoon, october 30 at O'clock.
WOoD-On Monday October 80 at 1873 East 3sth.s Will
lam Spencer only son Of the late William S. and Harriet
Spencer Wood.
Funeral services Zion Church. corner 9sths and Mad
sOD.ave. Thursday November l. at II O'clock
Interment at NewtOwn, l.. l., at p. IN.
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EMBARRlSsllEYrS or BUSINESS MEN,

Darius VI. Bliss, who CarIicd on the rrtal
shoe cuisines. at 30 1883 Broadway. under the nrm
name Of Porter Bliss made assignment yesterday to
Rufus l. scott Tho preferences amount 10 S5,2Ss Oh
and the liabilities about 10000 The hrin has had
no rating at Dun's for some timo
william II. Wilcox, dealer in hsh. eto, at No. 300
Washington Market. made assignment yesterday TO
y Gano Dunn prctcrring all but one OF his creditors
III preference amount to S70B 10, and are distributed
riuOng thirty seven persons.
MISTER o. oct GO. II. Dcpwig dry goods NOR
chant haa made am Assignment to j, l.. Schnleder Tho
a-.,t. are cstlitatcd at $4,000. Liabilities not known
PHr,BrRa. DOT 20.-II. IIerhog n Bro' wholesale
notion deolers Of this city, failed to-day for $4,000.
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GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS,
Sgnopsfs for Me past tlpentu-four hours.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-No further informa-
ton has been received from the West India Islands re-
gardng the hurricane The temperature has risen slightly
In all districts east of the Mississippi Valley, and has
fallen in the West Gulf States, Upper Mississippi and
Missouri Valley. Southerly winds prevail in the dis
icts on the Atlantic Coast East Gulf States, Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley and Lower Lake rcgionj north to
west winds in the districts west OF the Mississippi Valley
Local rains have fallen in all the districts except the
South Atlantic States.
Indications for to-dtu
For New England cloudy, rainy weather. with high
southefy shifting TO westerly Winds falling barometer,
stationary OF slight rise in temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic States cloudy weather with
rain, westerly Winds falling followed In western portions
by rising barometer stationary lower temperature.
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CONDITION OF SOCIALISTS IN RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 29.-The second num-
Der Of Socialist Journal issued by the students OF Chesvo
has been published here II declares that despite the
miserable condition of the peasantry, the Socialist propa
ganda has made the progress expected The jour
nal publishes the OF various persons arrested IN
Cronstadt odessa and Nkolaef and says that 200 stu
dents were expelled from commercial school at Belief
Zcrkow, In the Government Of Kiey, and no
assigned II also that the students OF noble birth
In The ConatantuOy Military School OF St. Petersburg.
have been required furnish list Of the Of their
present aud former acquantanccs the alleged motive be-
Ing tho finding OF compromising documents IN their pos
-e.-
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Special Nollees.
Artistic Memorials.

The NEW ENGLAND GRANITE WORKS, Hartford, Conn
Quarries and Workshops, Westerly X. /.
Fine monumental and building work In Granite. Drawings
estimates furnished without CHARGE Correspondence
lcited n. Y. Office, 1921 Bway. Q. W. CAMPBELL, Agt
Best Quality London Dressed Alaska seasn SRcques,
perfect hitting SO inches long $780, 30 long, $40 40 long
5000 ~ long S22J ~ long, $3.50.
These elegant the very best that be pro-
duced and the prices the lowest don't manufacture or
sell Copper Island or Chiuna Seals.
Every article warranted
c. @. SHAYNE, I03 PTlnce-st, west OF Broadway
Beaver and All Kinds Fur shoulder Capcs Collars and
Mufa lowest prices for reliable goods. Z. Z. SHAYNE,
Manufacturer, los PIinCe-st., near Broadway.
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TRANSATLANTIC TR4VELLERS.

Among the arrivals by the steamer Erin yes
tcrlIy Dr. and Mrs. william Fawcett Adam Clooh
the Rev. J. c. Chase DR. T. W. DuncomDo' Dr' - i. D.
n,,,.o,,hc Nrs @ / Ford Miss Ford Mrs NJ Moss, Mr.
and Mrs. j. l.. Palmer Mr. and MrS. Halnlll MhnhN NO
schauwonbcrgc, Mr. and Mira II. shrimpon' Ein9St Sta
ford Mr. aud Mrs. ". q. Stone and William NcalloIp{'
Among the passengers on the CrcaSsll were ne hoN
Hugh Elder Mrs. Gamble and daughters, Mss MRrSaI'i
A ingram, A. X. JAMESON Mrs. John Miller Jnhh ~
George Morhous, tho Rev. J. Mc5wiggon Miss t. l.
-l...l.E
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Oct. SOL n. m-The downward
movement in the barometer continued during yesterday
Cloudy weather, with frequent rans followed at
night by clearing weather The temperature ranged be-
tween 5l0 and Gie the average 59) being 2lsa higher
than on the corresponding day last year and 1882 higher
than on Sunday.
Clearing weather. followed by cooler and fair clear
weather, may be expected to-day In this city and vi
niIlfN
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CLARA MORRIS ~ BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 29-Clara Morris, after an
absence Of six years. appeared tonight at the Academy OF
Music before Baltimore audience as Mercy A>rfet IN
The New Magdalen" A fill house brnycd a ran-storm
TO welcome Miss Morris, and she repeatedly called
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BENJAMIN FITCH DYING.

BUFFALO, Oct. 29.-Tclcgrams received from
DE- sa-cr Of Ncw-York. tonight, state that Benjamin
fitch Of that city, the donor NJ the Fitch Institute Bu
f,lo f. falling rapidly and that ms death Is only qucs
ton OF Few days His trustees At Buffalo started for
New York tonight.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Oct. 29.-The Budget Committee of
the Austrian Delegation to-day discussed the foreign
Inmates. Count Kalnoliy Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
said the foreign relations OF Austria friendly He
confident that peace assured for long time
come. The relations OF Austria with Germany per-
fccty secure
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SHOOTING HIMSELF IN THE MEAD.

Gustaye Schcutcr, age fifty, of No. $50
schennerhonst Brooklyn shot himself IN liqnor'shop
In mplace last evening The bullet entered hs tore-
head and he died almost instantly SCheutcr Formerly
kept ciglrsOrc la Fulton st., but sold oul IG" uSI9
ago No cause IS assigned for the suicide lie ciI
.,tttv
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Gas Fixtures.


Newest and choicest designs,
METAL AND POROELAIN LAMPS, go.
An entirely assortment
FINE CLOChS. Of the choicest productions
Of Paris Vienna, Berlin and
other European cities, select
NANTFL SETS. ed by us with great care this
season, on exhibition
In show.rOOms, which
ARTISTIC have been fitted up with es-
npn>-zuC. pecial regard To the exhibit
ton Of Art Productions and
IN an inspection OF which cordial Invitation extended
Also articles Of ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK, bothan
tque and MODERN great variety and elegance Of workman
ship. - $1,000, . 40
MITCHELL, VANCE IL CO.,
$3.50 and 1888 Broadway and l3th.st, New.York.
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pEATEN IN A COMPARTMENT CAR.

LONDON, oct. pa man was attacked yes
tcrday by unacn compartment OF q on suburb
railway and beaten until he was insensibe. The only
other occupant OF the compartment lady. The u-
~, secured.
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lRREsr or TIcE-PfEaDEyr wEss1ER.
THE CONFLICT AT RocKPoINT TRANSFERRED TO
THE COURTS.

PITTsDrRG, Penn, Oct. 29.-Thomas d. Yves
scr, vceprcsldent and controller Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company arrested to-day for con-
tempt OF court In perslstng in laying rails at
Rockpoint aftor tho lower court had decided against
hi, cOmpany's doing The fOrty-iy6 employees Of the
Pennsylvania Company who arrested yesterday for
contempt still IN the Newt Castle jail no attempt hay
ing been made release them Everything quiet ~
Rockpoint today. and It IA thought tho matter Will now
he fought out iu the courts.
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A LIBERAL PARTY IN SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct. 29.-Tho appointment of
scnor Camacho to overnorshp OF the Bank Of Spain
signifies the union OF two political groups in the new
Ministry and Intended to prepare the way for the
formation OF q great Liberal party.
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HIgERLYS PHILADELPHIA THEATRE.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29.-J. II. Haverly
opened his new theatre In this city th4 evening The
house Il what was the Lyceum aud Is situated
IA South Broas II has been thoroughly rcittod and
the opera given this evening Prince Mcthusaem"
Notwthst nding dsagreeabe weather the house
sd
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4 coLoRED BISHOP SUSPENDED.
BISHOP ). ". HOOD FOUND Guilty. OF VIOLATING
DISCIPLINE.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.-'Ihc committee of
the American Methodist Episcopal Zion Con-
ncction. appointed 10 investigate charges against
Bishop j. W. Hood, report that he abscntcd himself from
trial They ind him guilty Of violation " discipline, He
assumed to exercise the episcopal function,
contrary To rule, I'm the trial Of Bishop W. H..
HUery. lie IL therefore suspended from all
standing I'm the Connection until the sitting OF the Ken
tucky annual conference In 1874. The committee. IN
view Of th. examination and decision regard the stand
ING uf Bishop frry unaffected by the Illegal decision
~ Hl.hOp Hood IN The Kentucky Conference
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ELIGur OE MONTERO FROM AREQUIPA.

WA CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICAN CABLEl
LENA, Oct. %, Via GalvestOn.-An official
telegram from MOendo. published to-day, says; We
learn that Arequipa has surrendered without battle.
MonterO fed. Ngcsias has been proclaimed President
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MAssACRE on EGYPTIAN sOLDIERs.

CAIRO, Oct. 29.-One hundred and fifty
Egyptian soldiers were recently surprised and massacrcd
by the hill tribes the seat deale, between suakn and
Cassala in Nubia.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

beginhlng Of an extended touf through Tie country
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.rrrPr,CPOsSE. IOWA AND NORTHWESTERN.

TIE LACROSSE, IOWA AND SOUTHWESTERN.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, Oct. 29.-The cOnstruc-
ton OF the Lacrosse. and Southwestern Railroad
has begun this state The road is to run through
Central Iowa and 60 Kansas City. The Canadian Pa
chc Company said 10 be backing the new enterprise
financially.
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Ready This Morning.
LIE SEMI-MEEKLY TRIBUl

Price wrapper ready for mang five cents per copy
One copy one YEAR SO five copies Sl2 6O ten copies ant
an extra $50 Postage la ali cases free 70 the subscriber
THE TRIBUNE, NcwYOrk.
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msy took charge Of the arrangements for o'DOnnorl

Miss uncertain age)-" pride myself on my
descent One Of my ancestors came over In the Mays
flower"
DE BxrH-"was IL your father or mother,"-lTh4
Judge.
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Post Omce Notice.

The lockwood" Instantaneous Photographic Dry
the best for amateurs and SCIENTISTS Seu IOr cir
cmar and instrmeiions. No u UnOn.squlre.
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was comprehended in that Yet that the
time of Shakespeare, Ben JOnson and Burbago. Old
Cibber, in his age, could little merit in conem
porary players; yet that the time OF Garrck and
Maria Arne, Of MossOp and Sprauger Barry. SmOlctCs
Squire Bramble. speaking doubt the actual
sentiment Of that great deneaOr Of character and
ners, denotes little later periOd,-that OF I770,-as
"these times of dullness and degeneracy." Mackln,
when old man, used 10 cry out, dlsdainfy, where
are your actors - Yet Mackln, who had lived in the
period OF Dogget Mrs Barry, Barton Booth Mrs Old
field and Mrs Bethany, might, as he spoke have
both Charles and John Kcmble, Ned shutter, Tom King
Mrs. Dancer and Mrs. SiddOns In 1871 Mary Godfrey,
of the intimate friends Of Tom Moore writing 70 him
about the theatre In London said that author who
hopes tho fall in with popular
taste which is at the last gasp and past all cure"
Yet at that very moment, Koan and the Kembles Faw-
eett and Munden were In full career.
In lS45, IN country, Nj. James Rees, a ZACH
ryinOsc chrOnicer Of the American theatre who s sur
wives described the genius Of the drama an OWL"
sitting ia gloom and eternal night upon the wreck OF
the stage Yet that the time OF Junus Buus Booth,
Edwin Forrest Thomas HamDin, Charles Bur.c and the
most ustOus OF tho house OF Waack SO IN the present
period our theatre Is very frequently dsparagcd ia
comparison with boosted but very well com
pretended past notwithstanding that in the
day now passing the American stage Is adorned
and dignided by Edwin Booth. Joseph Jener-
BOZ, Lester Wallack John Mccullough. Lawrence
Barrett, William Warren, John Gilbert,
nary Anderson and Clara Morris; while the At
hi'tc, the brilliant traditions Of Garrick. Kembe
hacTeady and Phelps sustained and augmented by the
genius and devotion OF Henry Irving, by the ample scho
afsfp of men like William Crcswick and John Ryder, by
the hno brain and splendid energy OF Geneveye Ward,
b. the intellectual character and fiery OF Ada Cav
endlsh' and by the original mind, the weird magnetic
teincranent, and the strange bewildering beauty Of
Ellen Terry The fact that IA theatrical history every
barren present becomes golden past the moment 1t has
orited suelentS Tar away upon the of time 10 be
halowed with Nh lovely mist of antiquity
The bright periods IN the history Of acting arrive when
ever II happens that some arisen who 10
genius and character, add- devotion and infczble Will
buch man digihes and adOrs the STAGE and invests Il
with auroment which the public cannot resist and
then, suddenly there great theatrical prosperity
This when Garriok apIeared-of whom
the explanation Is suggested in those signia.
cant words, In George Anne Belamys "Apol-
eg": AS Mr. Garriok was come to London
tso wrote that spnghty actress, obliged 70 at
tend to the duties Of my profession. The intense
Application necessary for those who fought under his
banners AS he unremitng himself In his attention
70 business he expected those he employed to be the
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