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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-24

We are selling of our entire stock of
FANCY GOODS and
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Al cost. they being slightly damaged from the,
new walls. Call and see prices before mr.
CHASING elsewhere. Our prices will SURPRISE
you. ICHJ RAN RAzAAp
.g1lres new building, Second St.. near Main.
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SHIIOH'S CATARRH RENEDY-a
pnsitiye cuFe for catasrrn. d1posncna nv
1a,akse upueh. 4. b. SeeUes. on
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StudebakerWagons

oe1 wagon wee We sno., ~, Lr am
ware Sound " ""'aI'S 'ne largest sok u Hand:
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The Fsot and Mouth Disease.

KIlnvILLB. Mo. March IA meeting
Of farmers and cattle men OF this section
wss held here Saturday nisht 10 consult re-
ssrding the diseass Eow prevailing among
oat,ls In this vicinity, which 10 thought TO
be the mouth and foot cissAse. Five small
bevds within = radius Of four miles, are
more or lees sftlicttd. Seven COWS have loee
one or more feet, a.d over fifty head have
bad feet and some OF then
blistered lips and tongues. Bev.
sral have died. nsd none that have
shown svmptoms Of disease have recovered
or even imoroved in c)nGitioo. All these
est;le have been wsll wibtersd either In
houses. or have had timber shtltsr and
good feed. About 100 head Of stock have
been exposed In this county Measures
have now been taken tn establish rigid
quarantine, and every exeriion will be
made to cobfne tho disease t) u, present
limit. Commissioner Loring, VI tue ds-
partment Of agriculture, has ordered DIR.
Salmon 10 come here ana thoroughly inves.
tigsie the matter. and his arrival Is aux
iously looked for by farmers.
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pfTTSBURG,

PrrrsnyRo, March l7.-[special. Sam
Holmes. negro charged wi,h placing nn
obstruction on The track Of the Texas 4
st. Louis railroad. three miles north OF
here, that wrecked the norih-bound pss.
senger train on February 81, 1884, was Ar
rssted Saturday night aud arrs,gned before
Justice Mcdowell to-day, when he waived
examination and was placed under bond to
await the action OF tho grand jury. Cir.
cumetabces have pointed 20 sam and II
has been oil the time believed that he did
the aci, out the proof Was roi deemed suti-
cient until hc, in an unguarded moment,
con essed the crime 10 A. Wilevired, and
as he thought, coniederae In all his future
undertakings. Il. II. Heath and j. ID.
Stafford deserve the credit Of working up
the case and discovering the offender, and
It ia to be hoped will get the reward OF
$500 offered by the railroad tor bis capture
and conviction.
Thomas Reynolds from Ellis county, and
son OF Major I. J. Reynolds of this place, Is
visiting relatives here.
The pay train of the Texas Il st. Louis
railroad pas ed through town late yesterday
to the gratitication OF many ofits employees.
II rnined to-day.
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AOuesti,unble Cargo.

VINrYARD HAVEN, Ma'cn II The brig
Scresmer. Cubx Tor Portland, arrival last
might. She had about twenty five Cuban
women and children claiming To be refu-
gees, but alleged In disp.tches from Ouba
uel Dexter, Captain GAbrielson, was on
watch for tho Screamer and fell in with
her this morning. The brig Is anchored In
the barber under tho surveillance Of the
Dexter, which is anchored near by. Cap-
tain Gaorielson has telegraphed To Wash
iDgton for Instructions Captain Robin.
son, master OF she Screamer, is annoyed at
the detention and claims his passengers
are only innocent refugees, not bandits.
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Animal Raiirond Rsport. .

MmwAuKEE. March 1.-THE annual re.
port OF the Chicago, Milwaukee & g. Psul
railroad shows gross earnings to be s. .O59 :
1913; sross sIpen es including taxes snn IN
surance, si3,I7S, 1877; net earnings. 50 Ssl =
7S5; increase of net earnings over 1882
equals, 81 6si ,l32. A deoresss of 3 cents is
reported In the cost OF operating the road
per mile and an increase in
eross earnings per mile sl55 The sur
plus for 1888 wss IS 070 079. after paying q
dividend of Ter cent on preferred
and common stock and the interest on
bonds. The total number OF miles Of road
equals 4,100, there having been 2i0 miles
constructed or purchased during the year.
The value is $3D, 1872 per mile, and the
equipment of the road includes 81 / como
ties 2s6 passenger care, 20 sleeping cars,
1922 box. freight and csboose, 23i6 stock
cara
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LONGvIEW,

LoNGvIIw. March 17-fSpsclal l-Mrs
Wi.!ted Brown, aged sc. died this morning
Shs was the mother OF Rev B. w Brown
whom almost the whole state knows.
In attempting to board No. /, while NOV
ing too rapidly, q passenger fell between the
wheels, from which laborer pulled him
just IN time. The heart OF every locker on
stood still.
One bricklayer got hit by another with a
trowel last night at the Junction q long
cash being cut IN his head, from which he
lies in a dangerous state.
The Ma,uai Self Er dowment Association
here proposes tn eudow and keep up col
lege il the citizens Of Longview will erect a
building coating $40 coo. They have had
many offers from other towns, but II Is
likely Longvlew viii take advantage OF the
ofrr. The college fund OF the soca'ion is
fast eccumulating and thoy propose 70 have
the best teachers obiainable IN the United
States.
A great cry went up over The county Of
Gregg Tor bridges over the Sabine. The
commissioners court decided 10 have three
built, and now every path leading through
cane. brake and swamp IL urged by
those interested as the only prop
er locstion. There Ia one. howev =,
the Camps Ferry crossing, which
Is not urged, except by a majority Of the
people, the parties Interested claiming II is
not a proper place, although the banks are
high on both sides aud nearly one-halt the
travel hom the other ride crosses there.
The price OF ierrying fooimen ranges from
Is GEMS to 81; horsemen. IS cents to 81 80,
and wagons from 81 to SO. IL is not GOOD
place for a oridge because IL is q splendid
place to make money with terry. FCr
five days past the committee appointed by
the commissioners court, accompanied by
two ocompetent civil Engineers, have been tax
ing soundinRs. getting requisite lengths OF
spans. taking levels and noting the topog-
raphy OF the proposed sites ard tomorrow
the court will decide. from their report, up
on the proper places.
A location for the county Jail has been
decided upon, and Colonel Csrncs is busy
with his men In brickyar and quarry get
ti-g ready the brick and stone for the
structure.
M,jor Peun's talk ct the Baptist church
Saturday night did not satisfy his hearers,
they probably expecting too much on &C.
count Of bis reputation. He received
t5l.55 ~ gift for his nickle church. He
old not say the proper thing when he stated
that II was hard work to get assistance in
Palestine because one-hslf the people are
railroad men. Such q statement can be
taken with grain OF allowance.
A strange birth occurred here Saturday.
A child was born last Wednesday, and on
the mother gave birth to another.
All are doing we'll.
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The Tobacco Failures.

LouIsrrLLE, March I7.-No new develop.
ments Ia the case OF d. X. Mason and lie.
moioe & Co., tobacco firms. Who failed last
week. The creditors Of Mason, from all
points Of the country, are showing up. un-
Ill the liabilities now reach over fl0o ,0O0.
LemoiDe Is ttill missing. II is believed
they have acted crooked and flsd She coun.
try. Their books are in verv bad shape,
and .ae receipts out for tobscco are not Ia
the house. About thirty snits have been
fled against the failing firm. The failure
will de prsss the t3sccc, trade here.
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sAB FRAEcnco, March IA rowing
match, mile ana half and turn, for $500
and the cham pionsnip OF the Pacific coast,
Peterson against Lee. Was won by the
ioruer by fifteen lengths. Thomas Flynn;
u prominent amateur oarsman OF this city,
arranged match between Peterson aud
Hsnlsn prior to the lattsr's departure for
A Austrslis, 81, 600 side for the champion
ship OF the world, IN be rJwed. the date 70
be fixed on HsnlaL's return.
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Bnck Sliding.

ALBANY. March 17.-w. J. Arkill today
a,,umed cintrel OF tho Albany Evening
Journal and places the editorial and gem
eral management in the hands Of John A.
Sorlbaer. fns editorial says tis paper
will return 10 the victorious principles Of
The republican party, protection, civil ssr-
vice reform, abolition Of internal reyeauo
taxes except on whisky and Tobacco ,, aud
Will opposethe continued coinage of silver.
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EIirides. Tho Cow.

Iowa Cry, Iowa, March l7-Miriedess
the celebrated Hoisden COW, owned by J:
B. Wales, secretary OF the National Hols-
ten Breeders Association died tais morn
Ing from milk fever. The CIV, and her
calf which also died, were vsiued 1t $l0,-
900. Miriedes had the greatest milk and
butter record in the world and took tho
Breeders Gazette cup ut Chicago last fall.
Her last calf sold for 5000.
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The Fire Isecor,l

CHIoAso, March l7.-Fire occurred in
South Chicago early this morning, destroy
ing completely large frame row known ~
the Calumet block and twelve other frame
buildings. Assist ance was asked froul, the
city aud number OF Ere steamers sent 70
the scene but the flames were brought un-
der control before their arsival. The build
ings were occupied mainly az stores.
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AOruble Suicide.

CHICAGO, dsrcn IF. "; Easo and
Lsipsig. Germany, we're found dead in their
sleepips room in a west side boarding housa
fo.dsy having committed suicide by hang
ipr, She could not speak English and the
cssse assigned is despondency from failing
rs get work.
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Obituary..

HUDSON, Y, Y, March 1.-THE funerals
OF Henry A. Tiiden, OF New Lebanon, this
evening was largely attended. Samuel j:
Tilden was not presant.
SAN FRASctsc), March 1.-THE death OF
Mrs, Annir Key rurner daughter o. Fran
Banner" is announced. IL occurred in
MARY laud.
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Ths Carpenter Trial.

by hearing testimony bearing upon the
theory that the buggy lines sho we'd traces
of blood. and that the hsir-pin found in
Carpenter's buggy was one Of very peculiar
make and corresDondsd to Others found in
ZJra Burns rhir.
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HlfIION.

BsLron. March H.-[Specisl. IA isil-
road meeting was held this morning by the
oil isens. relative IN the proposed Belt,n,
Calves on 4 New Olssns railroAd. The
prsposed route 10 from Belton via Trinity,
rexas, thence to Alexandra or Oheneyville,
Louisiana, through the extensive, foe re.
gions of esstsrn Texas. The committee OF
correspondence Ia composed OF he follow.
ing nen: w. V. Kay, chairman; II, T.
Morey, B. N. Bares, L Miller nni II. @.
DenDey. Propositions from eastern men
favorable to enquiries have been received.
News was received here this evening OF q
negro kiliDg another at Howard. Is slso
said he sh0t d woman.
The sheriff has gone In pursuit.
District court opens mp next Monday,
with lB2 civil and IS criminal cases on the
docket.
A heavy rain fell here this morning, bus
Il is now clear.
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Mining Notes.

PHILApELPHI,, March I-f;esidsu
Licking telegraphs from Pocah ,ntas to ~
Office here oil the Southwest Virgins n
proyement company thai the loss OF i.h "
the mine explosion was li2 men. let
preparations were making to food tie
mine and that work in the west mine hat
been resumed.
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Rate Cutting.

CHIciGo, March l7.-Geueral Managers
Hewitt and Gable, OF the orthwestern and
Rock Island roads, had conference to-day,
aud it is Thought they may indicate q
meeting TO adjus mstters. Railroad OH.
cisl' nctr,wledy' there has been some rate
cutting TO interior Iowa points to-day, but
contend that 1t has not yet bee ,me general,
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TYLER,

TYLER, March l7-l5pecisl The al
nual eeotioa OF superintendent Of cry
schools for the ensuing Bcholssic wear, be.
ginning September Lot takes place on the
ith of next month. Examination OF teach.
ers occurs on lay ION.
The Texas & St. Louis pay car reached
hero last nigh t and the officials ore paying
OF from Nov emb 10 the lst of February
II 10 - orc tn an welcome visitor to largt
nun Der here.
Five convicts msde their escape last nigh
miles south OF here.
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Opened for Trains.

SAX FRASonc,, Msrch 1.-THE South
o, n Pacific opened TINS afternoon for fretehy
trshNs to Los Angeles. Passenger tra,I1
will c,.mmence running 70 morrow.
hs In ssireo by Wednesday, putting N
Sosd in running order 10 New Orleans.
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The Anti-,iouopuIists.

CHICAGO. March IA call was issued
here to-day for a pationsl convention OF
anti.monopoli,ts, TO be heh May Ii n, to
nominate a presidential tcket. The quota
of representation bs ioyf delsgates and four
sltsrnaies from esoh Congressional district,
four IRON each terpfory and four from the
Disffict of Cnlu m ys.
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CIJ,HyJI;RH,

0EBuREE, Msrch lT.-[3peclsl. l-Preps.
rations are bsing made 10 rebuild the burnt
dis1ic with t~o-story bricts, which will
add erestly to the appearance Of tho city,
there being now only ono frame on the
sqcafe
Tho wsier.works are rapidly nearing
cowpletics.
In the csee Of the 5tste vs. Ron Reilly,
aggravated assault, he was fined S25 aud
cot. U. N. Best, city marshal OF Aivs ado,
will be tried tomorrow for assault and bat
terv.
II. B. Covington. good citizen, is very
low WITH pneumonia
Il. Z. Craig, a veteran knight OF tho road
ls doing the town
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On Trial.

MILFORD, Pa. March I7.-rie trial OF
John +. Gresning and Joseph |. Gsaj amin
for the murder OF Annie O, Cheev3r on mis-
fsrm last October, began to-day. Tbs
The terror Of the community. The murder
was most brutal and n ,rrhle In its details,
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QAI

GALvssroN, March i7.-(PrSs The In.
quest on the remains OF James Kelly, who
Was bo wie.knifed in streei fight at 3.o'clock
Yesterday morning by John Duiiirld, the
20. year.old son OF q wealthy Galvestoniap,
attracted large crowd OF spectators to-day
Mise Tile Damn. In whose company Dui-
Hsld was Just previous TO the ARRAY, and In
TO whose hose Kelly and his
Two companions are said TO
have attenpte to gain sdmi,tance,
WAS placed upon the stand, but contrary to
iure was elioited. The iury returned a
verdict Of justlnsbls homicide, and youns
Dunield was at once released from custody.
Edmonson and Kubs. who with Kelly
assaulted Dufaeld, we're each held 10 tbs
criminal court In the sum OF $500. Ed
nondson gave bond this afternoon. with
his father, DR.. l.. =. Edmons and Mr..
Green Dufield, the father OF Kellyy
slayer, 81 sureties.
The city council tonight, after y lengthy
dsos,o. adopted the following, by vots OF
8to+:
wRrRrAs, By &C, ual experience the com.
was imprsc'icable TO urge the annual sp.
preparations recommended by the bureau
OF engineers consistently with efficient ad-
vooscy OF the Eads measure; therefor be II
Resolved. That the resolution OF March
oh giving the committee instructions to
urge such annual appropriations, be re-.
scinded. and that the course Of the commit
tea 10 hereby approved.
GALvusTos, March 17.--Arrved: Slesm-
ships Ara pas. from New Orleans; Clinton,
from Clinton: schooner Thomas n. Hone,
from Philadelphia. Sailed: steam ship
hrsnsas, TOR Clinton; Clinton, for Morgan
CitV
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MAIsSlIALL,

NAlsHALL, March H.-[speclal. j-Milli.
can aud Clark two mon suspected OF he
murder OF old msu Rogers and his wife in
Onochita parish LouisiAna, on the 9th oi
this month, have been pursued and Mill.
cen wss killed this n ornipg nesr Pula,ks,
Pamela county, while resisting arrest
These men had been in the en- ploy OF Rog-
ers on his farm and knew he had money
about his house. They ouly secured &
small amount. asveral thousand dollar,
we're found in their mattresses after the
murder.
A cold rain has been falling oil day.
n r. Geer In candida @ for mavor.
The rexas a Pacific road paid "a to-jAy
The New Orleans Pacific 10 again flooded
with water and trains will run no farther
than Goshen.
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COBSICANA

CoRsrcASA. March l7.-fspeoisll-stsnsel
4 Younger, OF Cross Roads, who.a stock at
Dawson was attached last week, hs6 ,neir
store at Crote Roads. this county, closed by
attachment this mcrni,g st the instance Of
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NEWS BY SPECIALS,
A Homicide Near Denison Usder Rather
Peculiar Circumstances.
A Red.Haadsd Murderer Bh0s Down
Near PaiaskI.
The Texas g. ~. Louis Pay Car oniIis
Mission.
A Train Wresksr Begged Near Pitts.
burg Yesterday.
The Kew Orleans Pacific Partially In.
undated Agains
A Narrow Escape From . Terrible
Dsa,h at LOugvlew.
0thAr guArlaia Yvam gundyv Qau Scss
0ther Specials Prom Sundry ssurc.s.
DENIsON,

DENIsON.
DANIsoE, March F.-tSpccisl. l-Supday
afternoon W. a. w ods went to J. =. Low
ipg's farm. about i've miles east OF Dsnisop,
to get q busbel and half OF corn owing 30
him. Loving declined to settle ss 1t was
the Sabbath. After some discussion Wood0
sbused Mrs. Loving. and was ordered on
the premises, when an alteration occurred
In which Loving struck Woods on the
shoulder with stick about an inch IN di.
smeter and two or three feet long. which
broke in two. Woods stopped TO pick up
the broken end, when Loving struck him
ON the head with what no held. Woods fell,
his head striking wagon wheel,
and sn artery was severed. Mrs. Loving
dressed the wound aud Woods said no
would return aud sett!c 1t another time.
Upon asslving home friends took the band.
ass OF and the wouud began bleeding. A
physician wns sent for. but he bled to
dostn before one arrived. Loving surten.
dered bimpeli Immediately to Justice Cook.
The coroDers jury tailed TO ditcover VIII, ther
the wound was caused by the lick from
the stick or the IA ! upon the wsgon wheel,
and rendered q verdict Of justifable honi.
eide aud bound Loving over on bond OF
$500 to appear before the grand jury now
In SesliOn.
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lack 9ONYIIIu.

JAcksosvrLLr, March II. - [specisll- J.
Judge a., NJ. Priest, aged rs years, and In
apparently good heslth, fell dead
from his chair Saturday sven-
Ing and WAS buried yesterday.
Judge Priest WAS an old lawyer of 6ne
abilities. was . member Of the Twelfth
legislature and subseq queDily ap-
pointed district judge OF this district.
While the msjority Of this CON m unity dis
sgreod with the deceased IN poll
tics, he Was UNANIMOUSLY esteemed and
honored IS good citizen and
neighbors He was father.in.law OF Judge
= A. Wilson, OF the court OF appeals.
The furnace at the penitentiary
continues 20 improve In the quantity
and quality OF its produc.s. The
daily output 10 row about twenty
tons, and is pronounced as good az can be
made in the United States. The first
shipment, OF ten tons was made to the
PhwRix iron works at Houston.
The heavy rains for the last eight hours,
IL 10 feared, will do considerable damage.
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JEFFERSON. j

JEFTERsoE, March l7.-[5pscial I-About
7 o'clock his morning, in colored saloon
on old Dallas street. Frank Johnson. a col.
ored bov, about 10, shot Aaron Prestou,
another black boy, through the shoulder.
Frank rays IL was accidental.
The lecture Of Mics Moore at the Cum
berlsnd Presbyterian church yesterday
evening WAS well attended and ali who
heard her We're well pleased. She is q lady
of fine attainments and working in good
cause.
A lsrse congregation attended tho meth.
odist church yesterday morning to hesr
the centenary services The services
were appropriate to the occasion and very
interesting.
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SAN ANTONIO,

SAE AsToSIo. March t7.-r5pecial. i
William Smith, husband of one of tue
Vaudeville high-sicksrs, committed sui
eide to-day by taking morphine. A too
liberal distribution OF smiles on the part OF
his spouse was the cause. He LETT q note
lorgiving her.
Very general rains are reported all over
southwestern Texas, doing much benefit to
the range and sending stock up couple OF
points.
II is definitely settled that great por-
tion OF the stockmen in this section will
drive this spring. owing to the opening for
trails and high railroad ates
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COLORADO CITY.

COLORADO CITY, March H.-T5peoisll-
Lawson, Smith & Co. one of the largest
we're ettachsd this morning by the First
National bank aud other parties. for &c.
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LrrIr Rock, March l7.Tine G,ss
Csmdsn ,,pecisD says: Late s.turd
nivht q, ctn ,snr, q prominent PLANTER, "
s;,isd IN AN . rf-sy bv Capt. l.. w. oooo.
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sentenced.

p.r,u,,vru,.N March l7.-Judge Ba
rsrd ,h.s marn,n, senteucet Jonn b. On
an aa The Psnlins snsmiie murderer to
hanged May 0.
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W. d. Cleveland. of nssston, and r. j.
Willis 4 Bre., Of Galveston.

The Minnie Hsuk concert wss, on 60
count Of the rainy wenther, postponed un'
I'll 10 morrow night.
H.F. Mcfarland, your tormer cores.
pondent from this point. len this morning
10 accept a position In tho Houston & Texss
Central ofices at Dallas.
Drane & johnson, OF Corsicans. have just
closed q contract with partieo 10 Dublin,
slHo at Cisco, this state, for two complete
roller Touring mil joos. Machinery TO
come from the Nordyke a Norman Com
pIny. OF indianapolis.
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LrvrrrooL. March "-h'ivsd' Ssrv1
New York.
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Read what have to offer for this week. Having
Just bought from Of the largest importing houses in New
York City about 1900 dozen