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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.

Case Built mp On Perjury.
BOSTON, April 14.-In the Superior court
to-day in the $50, 900 damage suit of John
NJ Kelley against the Jamaica Pond Ice COM
pany for running over boy with an ice
cart, Gripping him for life, counsel for the
plaintiff withdrew, stating that they had dis
covered that the entire case was based on
perjury. The jury returned verdict for
defendant without leaving their seats.
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AsSb FIVE rooms corner South and Park streets.
EIsiia Five rooms q Spring street.
ElI Five rooms In HsIIers Block, State street.
Five rooms "a Gill street.
Four rooms corner George and Day streets.
JACOB HELLER,
ais Yale Bank Building.
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The wagner Fsst1ral at Boston.

BosroN, April 1.-THE opening of the
Wagner festival was unquali6edly successful.
An audience of over four Thousand were
present and manifested great enthusiasm.
The programme consisted of selections from
Tannhauser, Walkyrie and siegfried. Thorn
as orchestra of one hundred and fifty pieces
and chorus of seven hundred picked voices
performed the work, assisted by Frau Ma
terna and Herren Winklemsnn and Scaria,
the favorite singers of Wagner in the Bay
reuth theater. The latter artist made pro-
found impression.
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NEW DOMINION.

The Exodus of French Canadians.
MONTREAL, April 1.-The exodus to the
States continues and large numbers of
Canadians are leaving from all the country
districts. principally for New England man
leaves to- morrow with large party for Tur-
tie Mountain, Dakota, where a considerable
French Canadian settlement has already been
formed. It is said that the Roman Catholic
bishops will shortly issue pastorals urging
their docks to stay at home.
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THE WEST.
Ohio.

Crushed Under a Huge Plate.
CLEVELAND, April 14.-While number OF
WORKINGS we're engaged in lowering huge
plate at Halls safe works this afternoon the
rope broke, precipitating the plate on Charles
Kreps, aesd thirty-two. and Charles Fauer,
aged thirty, badly bruising the former and
probably fatally injuring Fauer internally
besides breaking his leg.
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Ths Logan BOOm-A Call For His 0mina
tIon by the Union League of BaltI-
more.
BALTIMORE, April 1.-The National Union
league of Baltimore in session here tonight
adopted the following:
Whereas, This body desiring the of the Re-
publican party in November next because 1t is rep
resentative of the principles of equal and exact
tice to all mankind, and
Whereas such success can only be had by making
nominations at Chicago which will command respect
and arouse entb usisam; therefore be 1t
Resolved, That heartily recommend to
brothers througho the land the nomination for
the presidency of the only soldier named candi-
date General John A. Logan, the soldier and the
statesman, the of the people and for the people,
produce victory
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SALE

FOR SALE.
Gn SHARES New Haven Gas Light Co.'S stock
SO Call address Gas Stock, (old numbsr) $50
Chapel street, room Z, April Is ais 1t.
Evergreen Cemetery.
LNOR SALE cheap. large lot, one Of the best in
h the yard. Inquire of r. l. J. M BLAIR
a15 st 81 to 81 Orange street.
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THE OLD WORLD.
Ireland.

Ranie on q Grand stand
DVRLEN, April 14.-During the running OF
the grand national steplechase at the County
Meath races to-day the grand stand fell and
took fire. causing panic among its oecu-
pants. The flames were extinguishAd with
difficulty by the spectators, and though many
persons were more or less injured In the
stampede, no serious casualty is reported
Base ball yesterday: AT Be Baltimore, Ralti
nnores 10, Detroits 8; PrinceEons 6, Mona-
qentaIs 8; at Providence, Brown University
Is; Bristolz 9; at New York, MesroPolisans
Q, New Yorks :; at Brooklyn. Brooklyns 10,
Clevelands 4; at Indianapolis, indianapolis
II, st. Louis 5; at Boston, Bostons II, Re-
serves 6.
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gsther with the cost Of machinery and arma-
ments time for construction, etc.; agreed
to.
The bill was then passed.
Mr.: Plumb reported the postoface appro-
priation bill.
The special order, the bill to provide for
the establishment of a uniform system of
bankruptcy, was then taken up and the bill
read By sections. On an amendment TO in
crease the number of commissioners to two
thirds of the congressional representatives in
the States having more than SIX representa-
dves, Mr. Plumb said he regarded this bill
as an Improvement over the old lay. &c was
q better bill than he expected could be
drawn. He believed that the repeal Of the
old law had helped to revive the prosperity
of the country. While he was personally
opposed to the bankruptcy Law he recognised
q sentiment in favor Of it and wanted the
best possible bill passed.
After further discussion the question of
the number of commissioners was left to the
discretion of the court, the number, howev@
er, not to exceed the number Of Congress
sional representatives.
Mr.. George moved an amendment limiting
the amount of indebtedness for which pc
tition may be filed to 5000 instead of $500.
Unless that was agreed to the Senator said
great many meritorious cases would not get
relief.
Mr.. Heer thought $500 q small enough
sum. The States themselves would no doubt
adopt measures of relief for smaller debit
ors.
Pending the consideration Of this amend
ment the Senate went into executive session
and shortly afterward adjourned.
HOUSE Under the call of States 125 bills,
ETC., were introduced.
The bill amendatory of the statutes in
relation to the charitable benevolent tncor-
porations Of the District was passed
Mr.. Barbour, chairman, next called up the
bill for bridge across the Potomac ct the
Three Sisters island, the cost not exceeding
$220,000. Mr.. Barbour offered an amend
ment authorizing the purchase of an acque-
duct for use as piers for the bridge, provided
the same with all rights, appurtenanees and
franchise and the real estate can be pur-
chased for $85, 900.
The bill was discussed at great length and
variously amended. On ordering the bill
reported to the House the vote stood 43 to
80, no quorum. The committee rose and
the bill vent over as unfinished business.
Mr.. Follett, of Ohio, from the Committee
on Appropriations, reported the District of
Columbia appropriation bill, which was
ordered printed and recommitted.
The chair laid before the House letter
from the President transmitting a letter
from the Secretary of War recommending an
appropriation of $5, 500 for the purchase of
the records of the soldiers relief association.
of New York founded in 1862 as containing
much valuable data for the settlement of
soldiers claims; refe red.
The House then at 5:2O adjourned.
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keaa THE property 81 Baldwin street. House
E&;s contains 10 rooms, city water on both floors
BA3 Lot 5Ox14O, ample roou' for driveway and
barn Part of the purchase money can remain on
mortgage if desired. Immediate possession Inquire
at 3U3 CHAPEL STREET, Room Is.
Z I
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FOR RENT

49, IN West Haven. May 1Et. convenient to
Elf 81 hool, church and horse cars, new house
sIIE with ten finished rooms, tWo-story bay wiz
dow, large, light eel and good yard room, water
convenient. Price to 9 careful prompt paying ten
ant SIS per month Apply to Il. q. hI0HARDS, COZ
Main street and First avenue at his lumber yard
West Baven. ais St.
FOR RENT,
- SUITE Of unfurnished rooms on second
Esia floor. Also furnished room, with without
%II6 hoard. No. HOME PLACE.
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For Sale or Exchange.
NEARLY new top delivery wagon, will be sold
IA or exchanged for lighter one OF nrst. class
make. EDT, E. HALL & SON
a15 st
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Aamlen.

Republicans Of the town Of Hamden are requested
to meet at Warmers Hall on Wednesday, April 18th,
at O'Clock to appoint delegates to the State
convention to be held In Hartford on the 2Sd of
April, 1884 Per order committee.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Divided ON the morrison BIN.

DIVIDED ON The nOrrtsOn Bill.
WAsH1NeToN, April Il .-The Democrats of
the Ohio delegation held a meeting Tonight
20 decide how they should vote on taking mp
the Morrison bill tomorrow. 1t is stated to-
night that eight will vote to consider and
five AGAINST.
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FOE SALE.

49, TIE House No. 283 Orchard street to Emal
Eassssa family. Rent S18 per month.
asiii R. G. RUSSELL,
a5ff 334 Chapel street.
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from Mrs. W. Perkins, desk from Mrs.
Draine, picture by Mamie Orr, butter dish
from Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Orr, silver spoons
by Mr.. and Mrs. Oramer, hammered silver
pitcher from Ed. Osborn. bird cage from
Mr.. Bostwiok, china tea set from Mr.. and
Mrs. Corbin, berry spoon by Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown, lemonade set from Mr.. Frank Lang
dale and Miss Grace Parker. The bride
groom is second lieutenant in the New Ha-
ven Grays and very popular young busi-
ness man, and both bride and groom are es-
teemed by many friends.
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POLITICAL.


The Republicans of the town of North Branford sre
requested to meet in the basement of the Congrega
tional church Of the First society Thursday, April
18th, at 1850 O'Clock for the purpose of appoint
ing delegates to attend the State convention held
Hartford, April 23d 1884, and to do any other bust
ness proper to be done at said meeting.
Per order Town Committee.
North Brapford April 18th 1884.
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CAPITAL SSOO'OOO' tands efear
The American Real Estate Exchange.
NATIONAL BUREAU OF AGRICULTURE AND STATE AGENCIES,
western L s1on Building, 1873 BrOadway, n

western
ssuipi
MOUNTAIN
c,Io
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49, THE House 1913 High street, corner Of Wall.
SHE Lot 23x1236 feet. For particulars inquire on
Egiih a412t THE PREMISES.
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49, FINE large bay window room, new dwelling,
iIIA near colleges nicely furnished, every modern
;lN convenience, specially rentable for collegiate
or business persons Address,
ala If f.. BOX 1885, CITY.
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Young VvOmsn'a Christian Association

Young NOmom'a ChF1stA@m AssOcA@tAoN
Fair.
The Young Women's Christian association
at 1913 Chapel street will give fair at Trinity
church parlors on the 24'h and 25th of this
month. Fancy articles will be for sale and
a supper will be served each night. The pro-
eeeds are to go towards liquidsting the debt
with which the home is burdensd, amounting
to about SIS. 600.
The association is doing excellent work.
It has accommodations for twenty-one board
srs, and furnishes them opportunities for in
struction in photography, crsyon drawing
and the various kinds of sewing and en-
broidery, in addition to the common branch
es. The association has also an excellent
Iihrnrv
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THznts.

WANTED
a SITUATION to do second wsrk or general
a homework In private family. Inquire ct
a1b " Ia2 HAMILTON STREET..
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The Republicans of West Haven will meet q
Linsley's Hall Friday evening, April 18th, 1884, q
so O'Clock to appoint delegates to the State conVen
ton at Hartford, April 23th, 1884.
Per order from committee.
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The Republicans of East Haven will meet at the
Town Hall Thursday evening, April IT. 1884, at 7SO
o'clock to appnnt delegated to the State convention
to be held at Hartford April 23d. 1884.
Per order Town Committee,
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For Sale Cheap,
a PLOT of ground on Shelton avenue, near Hazel
"A street; lot 1o0x117. Any reasonable offer
cepted. Owner living out Of the city For partieu-
lars inquire OF KRAFT BROTHERS,
all
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DESIRABLE ROOM.

Ss=s, TENEMENT 125 Dixweu avenue Also lowel
9ssssS floor house corner Foote and DixWeu avenue
al St. 49, DIxWELL AVENUE.
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A SITUATION ~ cook IN private family, or a.
laundress in = hotel. Good references. In
quire At 16 ROSE STREET.
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8sd Gstais.

FOR RENT.
49, FIRST FLOOR six rooms, centrally located.
EfSsss Inquire of II WILLIAMS,
iii ala st 432 State Street.
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EAR SAT,E

49,, GOOD rich farm, so scr g, situated in
E5i1 North Haven, on the Northford turnpike, five
ktii miles from New haven. Plenty of good fruit,
we'll watered good woodland; good large house and
barn. Also several good horses for sale. We invite
inspection. Apply to HENRY CLOUX-
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DEATHS.

TowNsEND-At her home. New Haven, Conn. April
Is. 1884, Maria TheTeFs. daughter OF the late
EpaphrAs CLARK of MiddIetoWn, Conn and wife Of
James NJ. Townsend.
Funeral from her late residence, Wednesday, at
p N.
GowER-In Cheyenne, wyoming, April 8, suddenly,
Withcongestve chills, Henry L. Gow-r, aged IS
years, only son If George D. Cover Of this city.
Burial at the residence of his father 500 Or
ange street. on Tuesday, the 18th inst, at O'Clock
D na to which friends are invited Burial private.
J0HNsON-In this city, April Il, Henry J. johnson,
aged So years.
Waterbury papers copy.
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tSournaI ail0 Gourier.
SINGLE ooPTns rwo CENTS.

DELIVERED BIZ CARRHRs IN THE CITx, II
GENTS WEEK, AZ CENTS MONTH, $500 a
YEAR. TIE SAME TERMS BIZ MAIL
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The Easter services at the Episcopal and
Congregational churches Sunday were very
interesting. Rev. Mr.. Striebert, pastor Of
the Episcopal church, preached very able
sermon in the morning and in the afternoon
the Sabbath school held their usual Easter
service of Rotations and songs, which we're
very instructive and interesting. Rev. Mr.
Squires, of the Congregational, church preach
ed an excellent Easter sermon in the morning
and in the evening the children held their
Easter concert which consisted of recita-
tions and singing. ALI rendered their parts
admirably. Both churches were handsomely
deoorated with Aowers
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JssAa FROM March Is the brick house No. 21C
Es15 Chapel street has II rooms and all the mod
Esssla ern conveniencGs. Apply to
B, MANVILLE,
M 90
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MRS, 9. HOLM rs

,hs4a Is located at Savin Rock, Beach street,
SSfssS ner Summer. Rooms may be engaged now for
k3iI the summer season, temporarily. Also a
BARN for a rent, a1Otf
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LOCAL NEWS

Action for Malicious Prosecution.
Yesterday afternoon the goods and estate
of Chauncey B. Boardman. livery stable
proprietor of Hartford, were attached in the
sum of $5, 900 by James Cox. The citation
is to the present term of Superior court at
New Haven, James l. Hayes of this city be-
ing the attorney. Cox is a canvasser who
was arrested April 4, on complaint of Mr.
Boardman, who alleged that he had stolen a
picture from his house. He was discharged
on the 9TH, Judge Henney failing to convict.
Mr.. Cox's Rction is for malicious prosecution.
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Using Boats In Housss-A Flood at Mon.

treat.
MONTREAL, April IA The district of the
city on the bank of the river just below Vic
toris bridge is suffering badly from the ris-
ing of the water. Ali Canary strset has been
flooded, the open field by the side of the
street and the yards of the houses, but the
water is not high enough to cover the road.
People are using boats to go about ia the
back of the houses. The water waste from
the canal basin near the large eleva-
tor has overlooked to the banks
and threatens to food the read
when the water rises . little higher.
One house on Britannia street is completely
surrounded by water. In walk aIsng the
shore this afternoon II was noticed that open
water extended from Point Saint Charles for
several miles in the direction Of La Prairie.
The ice pack in front of the city continues
as dense as ever. The water in several of
the gratings on Wellington street is within a
couple of feet of the road level.
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entertainments

SARSFIELD GUARD
GOTH ANNUAL
Promenade Concert and Ball,
At Union Armory. Easter Monday night, April Il
Music by Thomas full orchestra Flat erty prompter
During the evening the company will give
EXHIBITION DRILL,
Including silent drill company movements, so. The
Armory will be handsomely decorated by Aldrtdge of
Brooklyn, N Y.
Tickets 81, admitting gent with ladies. To bs had
from the members of the company, Downes News Co.,
al. Dillon and NJ. Loomis. Each lady appearing
on tse grand march will be presented with season
ticket for the
GRAND BAZAAR,
Which opens Tuesday evening, April 18th, for seven
nights, at
UNION ARMORY,
Under the auspicss of Ssrsnsld Guard.
Amusement for the people, young and cid, married
and SINGLE
Many prizes will be given away, including hand
some carriage to the baby receiving the largest
Der Of votes; gold watch to the presiding officer Of
any organization, civic military, receiving the
largest number of votes gold pen for the most pop
billiard and pool cues for billiard and pool players,
and various other handsome articles which will be
announced hereafter. Admission 10 cents o1upon
tickets so cents, good for admission and voting.
DaEcing each evening. aStf
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SOLID BARGAINS.

SOLID BARGAINS.
Here are some:
Boys Suits 4 to II sizes. So 90
Knee Pants. 4 to I sizes, 80
Shirt Waists, 4 to 1 1 sizes, 30
Mems Salts, So to "A sizes, 800
Boys Pants 9 to IL yrs. LOO
Boys Suits, 8 to Is yrs.s $50
Overalls and Jumpers .SS
An the Good styles
ALI the New Patterns j!
Ia Mems and Boys Spring and
Summer Clothes ready to be seen,
appreciated and purchased.
Spring OVercOats
For Men, Young Men ana Boys.
Prices and Styles just Right.
The Celebrated Star Shirt
Waists, g5c. .S1.OO, $1.36.
The hand of welcome extended
to rich and poor. NO distinction
shown and NO deception practiced.
All wool goods at all 1ooIprices.
Cotton warp goods at cotton warp
pricesi and low prices for bOths in
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FARM! RARE CHANCE!
Must be Sold to Close an Estate.

&aSS Seventy acres, directly opposite Woodmont
ESsss Station on N. Y. and N. H. K. R well divided
sMN into me adow plough, pasture and woodland,
with CO modious house, two barns, good outbuild-
ings including ice house. apple and pear orchards of
choicest varieties, in full bearing; high ground de-
liRhtful view of Sound. IA with house and
barn directly in rear OF said station Also acres
adioining 10 acre tract reasonable price
if desired. A chance unequalled to secure at low
figure on the line of the above railroad, farm year
" increasing value within i've miles of the city
of New Haven, and we'll adapted for dairy purposes
or for raising small fruits Mortgage Of S. 900 can
remain if desired. For terms call address
E. BURR, JR., Administrators,
Room Is, Franklin Block, Bridgeport Conn,
Or ] R. AYRES, ESQ, Woodmont, Conn.
rpI2d
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FOR RENT,
49, HOUSE No. 1853 York street, three doors
N1IIH from Chapel street; II rooms all convenien-
E$iiSl ces Apply to E. BLACKMAN,
f17tf York, cor Chapsl Street.
FOR RENT,
49, THE upper fat of No. ZIG Howe street;
E!s modern conveniences; possession May LIST. For
&iV particulars apply at -
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On our entire line Of
SHADES And CURTAINS.

re- By making a speciality of these goods we
able to offer Inducements both in style and price.
MIR. L. B. JUDD will have charge of Drapery
and Shade work, ard orde by postal or telephone
wi receive prompt attention. ma14H
nrnnrn EzarnH rncra
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FOR RENT,

- TWO very pleasant furnished roous, will
S5ss boar1 in 3 private family. Modern convent
Stls enoe- Location central References sxchAng-
ed. For further particulars address
ais 1T I. O. K, Courier Once.
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
aaA& HOUSE No. 1876 Chapel street. suitable for
&EsssA one or two small families. nicely htted up
Ii with modern improvements. Also several
nrst-class rents. Apply at LOG OLIVE STREET.,
from to D. m. Mrs. Beecher.
ala It,
FOR RENT.
- TENEMENT, suitable for small family. APP
Aassa ply at 1873 WOOSTER STREET.
M ais 2t=
FOR RENT,
From May LIST, the desirable frame house 25G Brad
ley ST. All modern improvements. For particulars
inquire at 500 CHAPEL ST., ROOM 1.
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STABLE MANURE.
quantity for sale, in good condition. InQuir
at THIS OFFICE.
sit
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ROR REMH-

he&A THE premises No. los George street, corner
E5iiH of Temple we'll adapted for hotel saloon
iI heated throughout by steam; will be lea sed at
q reasonable figure to good tenant. Apply at 76
Court street, GrilIey Co.'s office.
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49, PLACE locAted in the center of East
ESiia Haven: two acres of ground and plenty of
H5jH fruit trees; within I'VE minutes walk of the
depot. Apply to 1900
s. HEMINGWAY b SONS,
TaaE
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nNIATURE ALMANAC.
MARRIAGES.

MosIER-FLAGG In st. Louis, March %, at the
home of Mrs. Yeatmsn. No 503 Ware avenue. BY
the Rev. Montgomery Schuyler, D. D., Thomas
Mosier, Of Bun 10, and Georsine L. Fiagg, OF New
Decorah-posten., 1884-02-13
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