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CLOSING PRICES or PHILA DELPHIA STOCKS
p.nnrt.d hu Ioux IL DAVIS & Co. 10 WdlL.st.

FRIDAY, June 29-P. NJ.
The stock market to-day. developed such strength
that higher values were marked for nearly
all the different shares. The total trans
actions amounted ouly to 19s,3OO shares.
but tho dealings were unusually well distributed.
further sharp decline early IN the prices for wheat
and corn at Chicago was the occasion
of renewed apprehensions of additional
financial disturbances there, and late
in the day Cincinnati special to The Nec- York
Erening Post was circulated, which announced the
suspension of an important Chicago firm. Happily
there is no truth III the Cincinnati dispatch. The
early fears of further difficulties however served to
check speculation at the Stock Exchange, although
it did not depress values. In the days operations
Reading was as conspicuous stock and 1t rose
to 59l4059is while Central Of New-Jersey, after
an advance from s5as to S07s, closed at e6is.
Lake Shore, Michigan Central and Canada
Southern all sold ex-diyidend, and al
lowing for that difference their final prices show
advances of L. for Michigan Central, % for Lake
Shore and 1ls for Canada Southern. The market
closed DALI but generally it was strong.
Government bonds were dull and only steady
with decline OF 1s in the bids for the As Annexed
are the closing quotations:
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TIE BOGUS COLONY OF PORT BREroN.

Paris June H. Dlspatch 10 The London Times
The Marquis de Rays aud seventeen access
series will put their trial Tomorrow for nanssugh
ter fraud and infringement OF the laws on public com
panles emigration IN other words for an attempt
10 found the colony OF Port Breton. In July, 1871 the
Marquis, Breton nobeman OF stratened m.aIs, VINO
had vany sought TO make fortune In various parts or
the world, advertised land IN Fort Breton At francs
per hectsre certain OF becoming rich, with
out quitting France. The Legitmlst newspapers In
terested themselves In the enterDrise 5000 persons
apped for shares and NJ dc RAYS, In lecture at Mar
seies dwef the religious and theocratc character
of this free colony which, the highway between AUS
fraa and China was destined to greatness Ultimately
Ave millions were subscribed, Belgium taking about one
fifth The Marquis, according 20 the Indictment pock.
eted two millions. He Ia stated 70 have sold 100000
hectares albeit the island contains only 1000 portion
of which lie had bought of native chief for 1,o6O
francs payment being made tin tobacco axes beads
ann In septenbss is7s the art batch Of eghtyseyen
earapts started from Flushing In the Chandern gore
the French and Belgian authorities having oroldaen
the departure from their ports The horrors OF the pas
save are ndescbabe. The victuas were Ia great are
had tbe captain was constantly drunk he pinisnea
complanant by suspendng him from the mast ey MS
thubs and two other passengers for attempting 10 GO
cane ~ port Said were confined for 1--WE days In irons
THE colony was reached January "a, and the Chh-
derpaeoTe left the emgrants fortnights PROVISIONS
Fever and famine set In and six who went IN search OF
relief were captured by sayages nye being eaten While
the sixth ultimately rescued In APRIL AN Ehsnsa
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that contracts with states are as fully protected By
the Constitution against mpagment.a as those bctwsep
individuals. As 70 the English case OF the Queen VS.
the nterprctation put in the opinion Of ths CY
entirely srroneons aud that 4 by no means DECIDES
perform ministerial duty Imposed him By act Of sf
lament and cites case q Grenyille Murray y EAT
opo sa KS passage s
81 the Court in the Arlington case: "No man IN tnis
Ssmn'ry 10 oess Of sc sSs' may ct
q defiance with mPSn .0 All 81 the ,S Sos oses 81
creatures of the law and are bound to obey it."
He further observes that the eleventh amendment 20
s as s,ss was deod United
Bank 70 Wheat 1880 to be limited to those suits SIN IN
Seen ever poe tue settled DOCTRINE Of shows
~ the citation Of cases He observes tnst rns
dored and asks of what value is the contract CLAUSE
ns hcss o
sm oGs'G n,eS nat states croa court
Ssp n a the @ ~ MaTS s he Of
IN MAJ advance Of any Judgment and that even not
90 n Is s s
when II wac removed under an act Of Congress had
He spty observes that while the Federal Const,tr
ton a9 be the law a 81 !ns anc
sandng supreme Court Of Louisiana holds that tne
ss :ss sS Of o the
states 10 the contrary Notwithstanding"
He concludes "a follows:
"To refuse relief Of the command OF state TO
rs officers to that which forbidden, or refrain from
doing that which . enoned by the supreme law OF 'Ss
the upion. the orders Of the supreme ponoa power
OF q State made In defiance OF the Constitution OF the
United States is practically 10 announce that SO i as
judicial action concerned. state may, by nuniyng
provisions its fundamental law destroy rights OF CON
tract tho obligations which the Constitution declares
shan not be impaired by any State law"
FRANCIS J. LRPIrA
Washington, d. @. June Is 1888.
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THE IyDESTRUCTiBLE SMALL BOY.
From me Burlington Hawkey,.

Prom The Burltn0ion HdVkeye.
The Early Peach came to place where four
roads met. lIe slapped his chest with his stem aud
looked 10 the east and To the south;
q Blsmah! F." he cried, " am the boss, and drive
The little Green Apple came down the long road from
the aud heard hm He bowed to the north ana ne
:. am the SON OF the cyclone" he shouted. 4" aud
By the camel of Mahomct' said the Early Peach,
am friend OF the sexton, and can knock you out
in four rounds, Marquis OF Iewksoury rules .,.
Come TO the wake" shreked the little Green Apple,
" and you may call me the harmless paw-psw OF the
Wilderness If cannot double up the man who planted
linen they looked down the four long roads and waited
for one TO practise o. From the east came iar
young girl from yassar College and up from the south
eame gray haired African.
"Tskc you the fair student" said the Early Peach
Not L." said the little Green Apple, % didn't come
here % attempt mpossibities For nearly ten years
that girl surrcputious midnight lunches sue
bills and still is hungry But Will stand aside and
give you q chance at the African"
Early Peach. 81 know him and already since yester
evens there have reposed beneath bis untrouDed
vest peck aud half OF my brctnren aud he is even
now Vanished He IL known rs the destroyer OF water
melons, aud oil my tribe fear him. Allah is great but
30 they let many people pass by unharmed the Old the
tough. the wary and the wel-seasoned But when the
west. they rudy boy, the pride aud Joy Of his
home, and the torment or his teacher Whlstlng a
merry roundeay he cane his face as rosy rs the glowing
west, bis heart as light as thistle-down.
He their meat.
teeth ana breathed hard rs he came near.
"Nowl" they shrieked, and livld with hate they
In two short minutes that boy had both Of them down,
and he cracked the peach pit to get al the gooey'
ny jimmy jnks. visit knowed where could find
q busnel OF them ieers"
with a hollow gr0an the little Green Apple repiied
But the boy slept soundly all that night and back
the lie xt day to look for more
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

SARATOGA, June 29.-In the Court of Appeals
to-day-present the Hon. william c. Ruger, c. j.. and
assoolates--the following business was transacted:
The People rel Flanagan act the Board Of Police CON-
missionors-J Judgment affirmed with costs.
the Lehsh Valley kairosd Company TO cross tbs
tracts the Central and Hudson River Rsilroad
Company-Qrder affirmed with costs
Lewis agt ssvens-MOtion amend remit tltur denied.
Brown. appeliaBt-Argucd.
No. 7l4-fohn Leonard appellant agt James Mnfy, To-
spoudent- ggurd.
NO 7I3-The MARKET National Bank Of SewYork. appel
LIANT sgL Pacific OF Boston, respondent
Argurd
No 7l5-The Peope H. Everett and another,
appellants. ag Board Of Supervisors OF Ulster County,
so In the matter the petition Of John J. Bradleyto
vacGte Asscssment-Afgued -,
NO 7O5-John a. Brooks and others. appellants agt the
Mexican National Construction Company. rcspondent-Ar
No 7is-Jeremah o'Nell appellant, sgt. William IL.
Hoover. respOudent--Argued.
IL was ordered that this Court take from this
date to Monday October mt the Capitol In Albany
and then TO proceed with the call of the present calen
d.r
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Bid. Asked. Bid Asked.
~ q bs lOSas -. y. Sour IS. 1895. l27 go.
II - lSgi reg nos. tl3 o. s. cur Is 1874. 1913 go.
ia All ssi cou il2s. li3 u. scnr s. iSs7.l29
IL = 1901 reg llSL, ll9t u. s. cur IS. lsy3.l3J
H. 1907 cou 1897 l2Ois o. g. our g., 1888. l3l
= AnaI cants ln3I a lOI Dist Col 1855 100 ITO

The dealings in State bonds were small, but in
Guided Tennossee 6s at 39i2 and compromises at Al;
Arkansas Is Fort Smith, at 90, Pine Bluff at
81 and Red River at 49050 and North Carolina
consolidated A. at SOL. OF city bank stocks ten
shares Park sold at 40.
Railroad bonds were very dull, and the prices
showed considerable Irregularity. Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas seconds off Is at SO, and general
mortgages declined q TO so. St. Louis and Iron
Mountain frsts were y higher at 115i2 Metropoli-
tan firsts rose Il to 1O2. New-York, Chicago and
St. Louis rsts gold IS were more than usually active
and gained u per cent to 1919. and West Shore
and Buffalo 5s we're steady ut sob. Chicago. st.
Louis aud New-Oreans 5s bold at 1Oo. and New
York, Lackawanna and Western 8s at 117i2. Rich
mond and Dsnville debentures were up per cent
ut ca. st. Paul consols sold at 124@123s. DEN
yer and Rio Grande consols were up l., at 94i2
Texas and Pacific incomes declined to 62i2. and
firsts Rio Grapde division were Il higher at s3's.
Texas and st. LOUIS hrsts Missouri and Arkansas
sold ut 787s976s4
Tho business of the ub-Treasury for the week
ending tonight includes receipts Of 80 and
payments of So, 094, 1872, making an apparent gain
to its balance of So, 0S3 S3o and leaving its bal
ance at 1928 800 500, against 1921 49,, 034 June
20. But after deductng from the receipts $4,000
and from the payments ~ 1855 for items men
represent exchanges and transfers, the Treasurrs
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SINGULAR DEAru-RArE IN PENrrENrIARrEs,

SINGULAR DEATH-RATE IN PENITENTIARIEsi
The death principal peniteutares or prisons
in the country furnishes notable feature In the report
Of Dr. Gill; Of the Illinois prison. the variations IN the
different institutions being almost incredible. Thus
among New York PRISONS while Sing sing the yearly
deaths from one thousand inmtes number as stated,
trne ess than ssyen, Auburn IL is given as twelve
and at Clinton over twenty The lowest rate named 10
three In Wisconsin, and the highest seventyseven In
Missssipp The practice OF "lettng convcts for work
on mines and railroads declared 10 fearful death
rates several Southern States, but on the other hand
the New Hampshire figure 10 forty-eght The rate In
Is given fifteen, In Maine the same, In
vermont Twenty-Five aud In Connecticut fifteen. Penn-
syyana has elk In the western and fourteen IN the east
ern district
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FLOOR OVER THE CAR TRACKS.

To the EdtF0r OF THe TTEUUHt'
SIR: All humane readers OF such nara
tive as that OF the frightful Bridge panic imme-
diately think safeguards 10 be demanded against
like occurrence the future. why could not the whole
space Above the rail tracks for carsthatis the roofs OF
the tusses on each side OF the footway added to IT,
nv raising II to their level and perhaps leaving low
haustrade between the three divisions ito be readily
suruounted of accident aud the nth division
sed for York. the north for those from
Pyoakiyn many o. whom from both cities will always
wish to oter for the prospect while the middle portion
he sed by those on business bent, In hurry. going
either way. - H. j. hoohEh'
Charleston, s. O., June IL. 1883.
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COVER THE BRIDGE FooT-PATH.

To The EdffOr or TIC Trtbune.
SIR: The elevation of the Brooklyn Bridge
is such that 1t was thought that pedestrians would
experience any special discomfort from the heat but
that refreshing breeze would prevail there even In dog
days. The early however. has dssipated this
idea, and there has been great falling OF In travel
during the past days. Let the management pro-
tect their patrons from sun and rain by metallic or
wooden shelter similar To that the sidewalks OF
Monta guest near Wall Street Ferry The Increased
receipts would reimburse them for tile expense
incurred and they would greatly add 10 the comfort OF
the thousands who daily traverse the mieong PATHWAY
M tbe fannous structure JOHN A. TITCOMB.
No IOI Lafoveue are, Brooklyn, June 10, 1883.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEwYoRK. June %.

The best that can be said OF the petro<
troleum market to-day that 1t maintained the position
here which assumed last night although taere was
recession in OIL City News from the oil districts was
fsvorabe the Anchor No. 20 well came IN dry and no
new producers were reported while the monthly report
of the development work there received by smith
Crosby must have been regarded as "buish" In iS
showing OF decrease in production In wells COM
pleted and in rigs and building Yet despite these IN
uences the net result Of the days business Is gain OF
c at the New-York Exchange loss Of iac in OIL City,
and no change at the New-York Consolidated Exchange
The opening was strong at 81 1sa asanss
ST. 17a last night and prices then nactuated
between 81 1919 aud II In, In ths 49,
70 81 ls but near the prces sagged to 81 17and
Al ls Tue ending weak and dull
The range OF prices and the total dealings to-day In
New-York as follows:
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missionary from the Duke of York isles found forty
survivors Frustrated by pryatons, and took them 70
Makata Isle where tw Give died Eventually an Engsn
snip conveyed forty survivors ont OF eighty to
sydney Three other patches OF emlgrants, including
$50 Italians also went ont but suffered less severely
The island, more commonly known New-ireland is
aud unhealthy; but newspaper edited by one OF
the defendants published OF 1t, indicating houses
a church, and carriage roads-al imaginary. Mr. Rod
ney, English missionary who visited the spot last
June states that unfavorabe one could not nave
selected and that cemetery with seventy graves
ia the only vesge OF the expedition AS to the chief
defendant he h described living in France with mis-
tress who vented toothpowder, bile his VIC
tins were succulbing to hunger aud disease.
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actual ra,u at this polut including $S20 Wy g.
ssS AS this exhibit t0.n,oEow s':s1 Sssf
st 81 syenss the exhibit syeassg fOs the TssE
wii he better than the actual condition . to,nif1S
1he Treasury operations to-aay GOVERN
u son bssnc.
Money continues to be extremely oasJ -; a. hr ,os
Stock Exchange for eau oanS an The domestic cx-
changes on New York generally are uncnauget. liz
at Boston the rate has hardened to 1000 cents o's
Tbs ClearinaHouse statement to-day is as fol-
lows: Exchanges, $87, 94O, 9S4 balances p4'ooo'-
1877. ,,,.o, to-day
received 1854 COG National bank notes Tor re9emps
ton. The customs receipts were ~; l6a4Io' ano
the internal revenue receipts 1885, 97; =, LII
bardeninr tendency IN rates We however do not
change the quotations for business AZ oiJ h,,s
Bankers bills "a S4 and "a % !or 7s en9 0 ar francs
945s and 95is for reichmarks 40 and 4o4 iot
guilders. 10000 aud .ccoy,nt
came together at 100 SIG. United States bond9
were higher: CLOS Il at 1864. As ls at 1919 ana
4Ias ls at 1918 American railways resPonaea 49,, ~
SvsnSs rsct tSs ali around
Bank Of England gained fl6.OOO pnlon VI nrn u~
Bar silver was down to BY Iioc. Pe 20 Ss III
At Paris French 3 per cents were lower 81 coy y
and sight exchange on London rose 10 Zo']0 ian'S
y Imports mp of dry goods at New-York: 49,.
Es E; !: @
E; 81: sss sss
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
err Pss ss:
Ma Central Ss Reading Ss Mexican Ordinary MS
NswYorf ONTARIO Western S7s .ov,,e, ouo,s rnr..
per cent rsuiss q 7s ianS. eenmss e, the sScOSns
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CIVIL NOTES.

The argument on the motion for an order
for stay in the Gill unacy proceedings adjourned
yesterday until July IT. The temporary stay was mod
fed so az TO allow the attorney for the petitioners TO
serve notice the other side Tor motion 10 confirm
the finding OF the sheriirs jury.
William Smith and Eben Perry, oil mer-
chants yesterday recovered verdict IN the Supreme
Court for s24 900 against the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company and the Panama Railway Company as damages
for the loss OF q lot OF OIL
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The COURTS
COMMODORE GARRISON AS A LAMB.


The Garrison suit was continued before Ref
fierce Dwight yesterday in the Guernsey building Rob-
ert L. Cutting cross-c1amned by counsel for the
defence There had been no idea OF Aeepng Commodore
Garrisons frat letter secret he said. PLAINTIFFS hrst
suspicion of bad faith upon receiving telegram
from the Commodore after the purchase OF the road
which stated that the Commodore had paid Soooooo
more than he had intended for the road, owing 10 @
combination that had bid against him. This OF course
Mr. Garrison said relieved him from all legal RESPONSE
bility the Missouri Pacific stockholders Wo stu IN
you keep your agreement with u.s. telegraphed
tie stockholders AT present it looks very much IKE
coluson with Pierce" To this Mr. Garrison replied
"Your telegram received Its inputatlon is worthy OF
the mind OF the man who conceived It. Will cheerfuiy
await any action you may choose to take.
At this stage Mr.. Conkling remarked that there was
once parson who mutilaed certain text so tnat 10
read not come down." and thereon founded SER
mon He expressed opinion that counsel Tor tine DC
fence had mutilated part of the evidence. . . -.
Mr. Clinton OF counsel for the defence, said that IL
surprise was TO element the defence would nave
the better OF IT, since Mr. Conkng himself bad been
perpetual surprise them since the opening or the case
lie had heard that tops-not story when he was SIX
years old. aud Mr. Conkng had told 1t wrong Coun5e
have all through this held up the plaintlns rs "
treated human beings, he sad but Will snow ttss
there lamb here II is Commodore Garrison-u tnere
Is one who has been deceived, II In me-
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MAKE A PROMENADE OF THE RAILWAY.
-. pdstor of The Trfbuus

SIR: Permit me to offer the following
suggestion throuF1 your valuable columns, to the
trustees of the New York aud Brooklyn Bridge: Why
not do away with The railway on the bridge ana SUD.
stitute line Of stsses or omnibuses instead which
oud cross owe, the carriage way aud then convert the
railway into prominent promenade This. am GER
tain would spswer the purpose and prevent
hnrses from fright, which they would be subjected
f fne cIoseness Of the two passagcways ana thereby
ncreaEe the facilities for foot passenger avoiding I'LL
future panics: ooo % A. &"
Nean. York. June II. 1883
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REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK Friday, June 30. 1885,
The following sale was held at the Ex>
change salesrooIn to-day
ByP y Meyer.
l story brown stone house with ot No 2ls East
49thst s. POI II OF 3d-ave lot 2ixiooo; soo s,A
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TIE BRIDGE A MEMORIAL TO PROTECTION.
q Thk Tcihnne.

SIR: Mayor Low speaks Of the Bridge aa
adisuctly An American triumph" and then points TO the
fact that the cylinders Of the hydrosatc dock built In
1897 were obliged TO be cast In England wouo hke 70
,a, ,o why the steel of the Bridge would not also
nave had to be made by the iron lords of England had
our policy been to allow them to supply us instead OF
building up and encouraging our own manufacturers
feel assured that instincts Of the American artisan
vii, Lead them to sustain protection which has already
WIN apr country IN the van Of the nations and made
ne mechanic man enjoying all the comforts ana vefy
MANY OF the luxures OF life, with every aVehe VI .ean
and position open 70 his posterity
MifoTd Oo,in., June 10 1858.
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MR.. DALE RECALLED IN THE STOKES CASE.
Another hearing WA had Yesterday in the

Another nearing was nau ycstoio"y AZ wv
contest over the codc to the will OF the late James
Stokes Henry Dale tho husband OF the contestant was
recalled and testified in regard to the condition OF his
wifes health since their marriage He said that there
had heen two periods when Mrs. Dale was unable 70
walk up and down stairs. These were In ls7o ana
1873, and continued number Of weeks. In 1879 Mr.
had elevator put In his house, and Mrs Dale by
his advice used the elevator instead Of walking The
following physicians had attended Mrs Dale since her
marriage: DIR. Sabine, Dr. Walter. DIR. Draper, Dr.
Megs, Dr. Pnkham, DIR. Leaning, Or. Richards, Dr.
Thomas, Mrs. Rockwell. DIR. Kinnicutt Dr. Pierson
DIR. segun, Dr. Mclean ind DR.. Feters The hearing
will be continued on Monday. .
One OF the counsel for the contestant said yesterday
that there not such contradiction between the
testimony OF Mr. Dale given the first time he was on the
witness stand and that OF Mr. Van Week as might DO
inferred from the accounts published Mr.. Van Weeks
testimony tended TO show that Mr. Stokes was IN almost
daily upon his Office business In Ne YORK dur
In September, October and November. 1875 but Mr..
Dae evidence TO the attack OF sickness orange IN
the fall Of 1873 which he said IN the nature OF
paralysis" did not necessarily conflict with THIS as Mr.
Dae testimony upon this point only related 10 one OF
two DAYS.
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genuine dude has struck Laramie. lie has
honenopatnc head and aopathic ieet HistroussI ara
80 ught that he never takss them and s aas plate
he rot on the widest kind Of dcbaucn last night Win
hs no ounce OF pepper and bunch of csxsretee
He halls from Now York-lLAFxmie bvomefaaS
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tariff than New-Enganc ever WAS The Reprtiic:.n
party can safely that question most OF tar Sonih
ern States at the present time. EDWIN hENhf'
GreenriHe, Tenn, June ID, 1888.
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THE TARIFF QUESTION IN THE SOUTH.
To the Eduor Of fhs Trfo"me
SIR: am pleased with the way IHE TRIBUNE
has handled tho tarin question IL VIII no %
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Bullion valued at 1885,, 900 was received in this
tv yesterdav from the minoe.

city yesterday from the mlnos
The Superintendent of the 6tormont Mining Com
pany of Utan, reports. June Is: In VINE 70.
is We are down Al feet, and have good ore All me
way with an unusually well.marked hanging-wail
a very favorable indication for the c0ntinuauon
of ORE Assays from the face yesterday showed ~
inchea of 81 40 rock.O
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There is no inquiry for refined OIL % any extent, an
the market hangs nsllessly around 7+S77sc. In New
YORK.
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MINES AND MINING.

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