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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-09

From the New York Star
Meteortc stones that sometimes fall to the earth
are the objects OF special study and thorough ex-
animation OF scientific men. They are all similar
In their combination OF material or substance.
But occasionally new facts are developed In one
stone were found organic remains showing the
former existence OF animal life. In another that
fell In Siberia september 4, 1855 weighing about
four pounds were found small diamonds. small
fragment OF the stone was sent TO Mr.. George f.
Kunz, who Is with Tiffany & Co., New York He
found minute diamonds that were real stones, be-
cause they would scratch sapphireS, diamonds
being the only substance that can produce q
scratch on polished surface OF o sapphire.
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From Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, June 8, IL a m--The stock market,
as might have been expected, was extremely dull
at the opening, and first prices were from u to q
per cent lower than last evenings figures There
was almost no business done outside OF the gran
gers and though the entire list was weak In those
stocks only, did the movement attain notable pro-
portions, Northwestern yielding q and st. Paul u
per cent slight recovery occurred later In the
hour, but the dealings were entirely devoid OF
feature, and at IL O'Clock the market was In
tensely dun and steady at close to opening
figures.
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District Govern, nent Attain.
TO PUNISH PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS.

TO PUNISH PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS.
the commissioners In a letter to Chairman
Hemphill today recommend favorable action upon
House bill 9769, ITO punish public drunkenness In
the District OF Columbia" They say that the
major OF police reports that during the past fiscal
year 2O37 persons were taken to station-houses In
the District for intOXication, they were liable 70
suner from thieves or exposure to weather. In
taking these persons into custody the patrol ser.
vice was largely used, and violence suffered from
many OF them by the officers making the arrests
They also caused more trouble at the station
houses than any other class OF arrested persons
All of these people were released, without the In
nlctlon OF any penalty, when they were properly
restored.
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued to-day as follows: J. B. Ruf1in, two
brick dwellings in alley rear OF 7th street extend
ed; $1,000. Eugene Davis, trustee, one brick ware
K EichOrn, four brick dwellings from zoos to lOl
LIST street northwest; $1,000. c. " Trott. one
prick dwelling, lib street northwest: $4,000.
sachlsetts avenue; $4,000.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Commissioners have made the usual reouIsi.
ton on the secretary OF the Treasury for the sum
OF sl3 l25 TO pay the interest on the water bonds
water fund.
J. Ii. corning was the lowest bidder for placing
nre escapes On the reform school His bid is $3.50.
A HUSBANDS SUIT FOR DIvoRcE.-AIbert w.
Thorn, by Mr.. Campbell Darlington, yesterday
hled a BIZ! for a divorce from Sarah s. Thorn To
whom he was married November s. 1879, by Rev
David Wilson. He states that she was then a d.
vorced woman who had deserted her first hus-
band; that he CThOrn) lived with her at 442 o
street northwest for four years, when she refused
TO occupy the same room with him longer and
assisted by her two grown children, made his life
miserable and unhappy, and he was nnally com
PEELED to leave the house. He states that she re-
fused TO leave the house with him, and has since
refused 10 live with him.
In Circuit Court No. to-day, the Jury in the
case OF Myers agt. Hamlin after twenty two hours
absence, found verdict for plaintiff for s.. 400
marriage license to VIM. Fisher and Julia
Williams has been issued
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A New war ON the GroWler.
From the Philadslphia Record, June 5.

Saloon keepers have commenced . war on the
'srowler." The pitcher-and-kettle trade has never
been very profitable, and ward organizations are
being formed for the purpose Of raising the price
Of beer and porter to be carried out OF the place.
Hereafter beer viii be sold BY the quart ct 90
cents and in no case win less than pint be sold
Heretofore II has been the habit 70 sell cents'
worth, and the saloon keepers argue that such
customers always get more than their money 3
worth. The sale Of nratS,s or scent whisky, VIII
cease. A man who cannot pay 10 cents for . drink
81 whisky VIII have 70 do without IL Tor 10 VIII
have 61meult taSk 20 0nd Q frat" shop.
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Thurman BrOOmStiCk.
A CAMPAIGN TROPHY TO BE PRESENTED TO THE co
LUMBA CLUB.
Condition OF the Crops.
EXTRACTS FROM THE CROP REPORT OF THE DEPART
MENT OF AGRICULTURE.


There was some reduction In seeding the win
ter wheat area In some states though the average
breadth OF all was but slightly reduced. In the
East and South there was no material loss OF area
from freezing, but in several Western states it was
considerable. The apparent reduction Of breadth
OF winter wheat as compared with that of last year.
Is about one and three-fOurths millions of acres.
The percentage OF reduction for the entire winter
wheat region Is placed at 72 per cent There has
been an increase OF area OF spring wheat in Da-
kota and IN the territories farther west, but de-
crease In Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota, making
an average decrease for the spring wheat region
per cent. The area in wheat is apparently
slightly below 80, 900 acres.
There is slight local change OF condition Of VIM
ter wheat, some improvement in New York and
Pennsylvania, and marked decline In Missouri, and
minor changes OF status elsewhere, making the
average 1913, against 731 In May. The loss by
overflow OF the Mississippi In Illinois offsets, in
part, improvement in other counties. In Ohio, In,
diana Michigan. and Kansas, the average condi-
tl0n Is nearly the same as In May.
The acreage OF barley Is nearly the same as last
year. Condition OF barley averages 1873. The
area OF rye is practically the same as last year.
Condition 500. The area Of cotton appears to
have Increased In every state except Florida. Gen.
eral average OF condition 1872.
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Getting Ready ~ Chicago.
TIE AUDITORIUM BUILDING NEARLY IN coNprTIo


The auditorium building VIII practically b,
ready for the occupancy OF the republican conven
ton by next Tuesday night the time ret for In
spection and testing Of the lighting apparatus
The rapid strides made during the past week havs
gotten the preparations to the point where moth.
ing at this moment remains but the platformino
Of two sections OF the frst balcony along the
sides each section OF about SO feet In length, and
the placing OF the chairs In these two sectona In
the parQuette, and on the platform for the
distinguished guestA The chairs these parts are
all heaped in the parQuette, however, and only
need 70 be arranged. The chairs IN al the CALLER.
ZEE are IN their places The ceiling directly ose1
bunting and large stars, and the WORK Of decorat-
ing the rest OF the hall was begun this morning.
% distributed that no seat h more than 20 feet
from an exit The rest Of the auditorium has Q
similarly laviah distribution Of the means Of
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SUCCESSFUL OPENING OF A NEW ENTERPRISE
The Washington Architectural Iron and Yrtdge
Works, located at S3d and Water streets, had q
very successful opening last evening, the occasion
being the nrst regular heat run In tue foundry de-
partInent, when nearly L, 600 pounds OF iron was
melted and run into moulds in about two hours.
Among the important castings made were some OF
the iron work OF which building this new enter
prise has the contract. The works have been built
and are owned by our weil-known and enterpris-
ing young townsmsn, Mr. EDWARD L. Dent The
pattern shop has been running for nearly two
months. The machine shop is under roof, and the
machinery for 1t is now arriving daily. The man.
agement Of the works consists OF: Edward L Dent
owner and manager; Z. A. Festettits supertn,en-
dent and engineer; J. Fleming, assistant superin-
t ZEN, ana neaq 3 ., victor
man OF pattern shop; Geo. Morrison, OF blacksmith
shop Messrs. Darby Collins were the contrac-
WorkinS order in ali the deparIments Inis vim h
the most complete establishment Of its kind south
OF Pennsylvania.
ice cream. strawberries and cake were disposed Of
by the students OF Linthicum Institute last night
In the lecture hall. During the evening addresses
Dunlop w. A. Gordon. J. II. Gordon, z B. hay, B.
A. Shreve, Clinton Ballinger, and Others.
II s 15 the e y the
school last night In the school room, attracted
quite a large attendance. A neat sum was realized
I0r The purpose Of redarnisning the infant class
BASE BALL-The Mt. Vernon baseball club met
with q defeat at the hands OF the Olympic club
yesterday afternoon. az Olympic Park, BY a score
Of 8 TOT.
FINED FOR DIsoRDKRLY CoNDUcr.-A colored boy
named David woodward, arrested BY On1cer Hess,
was fined S by Judge Miller to-day for being dis.
orderly on the street last evening.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION or WATER At
AM-Great Falls, temperature, a; condition, "A;
receiving reservoir, temperature, 49, condition at
north connection, "a; condition at south connec-
ton 49,; distributing reservoir. temperature, 70;
daY at 1.56 10 m low tide AT 2.2S n m
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frUiiI Eanlty Far.
We must be getting very fastidious with our
clothes when we cannot take q pattern even from
the Prince OF Wales. At late Newmarket meet
Ing last year the prince wore suit OF "dittOes"
large check, whereof two suits might have been
TO the pattern. The tailors were overJoyed at
such patronage for their speciality, and at once
commenced 10 push the cloth A younger genera
ano mas decided that the new thing 10 not worth
giving us mind 70. While on this subject may
AMI perhaps sports the most extraordinary variety
OF any man In London.
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Mr.. Culberssom for Congress.

a MIlllOSAlkk NOMINATED bf THE RkPCBLfCA<S or
THE TwENTY-sEvENTH DISTRICT.
The republican primaries In the twenty seventh
Pennsylvania district Unexpectedly resulted In the
nomination OF Wm c. Culbertson, OF Girard over
Hon. Matthew r Griswold, OF Erie. Mr.. Culbert.
son wins hts Congressional nomination by about
l5O votes, he having carried Crawford County,
while Mr.. Griswold carried Erie County. Mr. Cul.
bertsOn Re q man past sixty years, owns property
In Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Missouri, Michigan,
and elsewhere to the value OF several million dol
lars He has had an extensive experience In bank
ing, manufacturing, and numbering, and 10 =
shFewd and enterptsdng business man.
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BUCHAREST, June Representatives OF Russia
are here making Arrangements for holding an ex-
hiDition OF Russian manufactures in this city.
Russia Will contribute $125,OOO towary carrying
out the project.
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The Republican Campaign Headquar-

NEW YORK, June 9-The new headquarters OF
the republican state and national committees, at
Is West I'D street, were opened informally to-day.
There were few visitors. The formal date OF the
opening has not yet been fixed. The committee
will occupy the entire building.
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Death Of an Exalted Irish Mason.
DUBLIN, June 9.-Samuel b. Oldham, deputy
grand secretary and treasurer OF the Society Of
Free and Accepted MasOns of Ireland, Is dead.
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ArER,s Hna Vreon

Renders the hair soft. plant and Tlossy pro-
notes fresh growth. and cures eruptive dis
eases Of the scalp. Mary A Jackson. Salem,
Mass. writes: Il have used Ayers Hair yisor
for number Of years. and IL has always given
ne satisfaction. II Is excellent dressing
prevents the hair from turning gray insures
its vigorous growth. and keeps the scalp white
and Clean
Several months sso my hair commenced
falling out. and In . few weeks was almost
bsd- thought bottle Of Ayers Hair vixor.
and. After using only part OF It, my head
covered with heavy growth Of he .r.-Thomas
Munday Sharon Grove. KY
AYERS HAIR vIGOR,
Prepared by DR.. J. G. Aver & Co., Lowell
Mass Sold by Druggists and Prrfumers ja23
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jackson Pearson, Chicago dealers In hats and
caps, confessed judgment yesterday, agYregating
600 IL Is ted that the liabilities Of The
irm viii Oe about 10000. and the assets between
SIS, 600 and t2o,00Q
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Ir,

TRY Iri
fCNDs EXTRACT Is known everywhere. and well
~ w reputation Is the Peoples Remedy" and
Universal Pain DESTROYER" For over forty wears TIN,
sreAt sesetAoIs has proved It's efficacy and
AA4ed 70 do us 'uty when brought into Use. Is
No. W. - -Eestssl rcnO~n q sul.tuer 81 paint
-. innAiiiiiAton. I'd should b. In every nOusehoId
fONbs kAlhACI cures burns sunbgrl- q hatux
ttnseeL Dltss NOuHos. Bruise-. Piles CAtarrh.
hs;norriaass e. ETC. Ask Tor POND's EXTRACT lake
- ..-.sse4onS my3l
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Nine Modjeska. Countess Of Bozenta
Tn WoRsr SORE HE.D CURED
BY THE CUTICURA REMEDIES.

By The CuTICURA REMEDIES
Have been in the drug and medicine business twenty
five years. Have been selling your CUTICURA REMEDIES
since they came West They lead all Others in their
line. Weeould not write nor could You print all we
have heard said IN favor of the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
One year the CUTcURA and SOAP cured little girl
In our house of the worst sore head and
the REsOLvENT and CUTIcURA are now curing young
gentleman of leg, while the ply trying
~ have il ampuatsd II will his leg and perhaps
his life Too much cannot be SAID IN favor VI CUrICUKA
BEMkDILs.
S. b SMITH & BRO, Co vineton, Ky.
Ihave suffered from Salt Kheum for eight years.
at times bad that could not attend to business
for weeks lime Three boxes OF CUTIcURA and four
bottles Of REsoLvESr have entirely cured NE of this
dreadful disease
JOHN THIEI- 1873 Second Ave. New York City.
CuTIcURA. the great Skin Cure and CUTIcURa SOAP.
exquisite Skin Beautfer. externally and CUrIcURA
REsoLyESr. the new Blood Purifier internally. a
positive for every form Of skin and Blood Disease
from PlmpIes To ScrofulA
Sold everywhere Price. CUTIcuR. SOC: SOAP DC;
REsOLvEST. 81 Prepared by the POTTER DAUG AND
CHEMICAL Co, Boston. Mass. Send for How to Cure
Skin Diseases"
PIMPLEs. blackheads. ehapped and oily Skin pre-
vented by CUTIcrRA AEDIcAIED SOAP. jej.6.s9
w ANAMAKEEs
Book Is no better because ret IL for fair price
but you're better when you the price
MONEY SAVED
On Books is good IS money saved on anything One
the easiest things " yOu only have.
Care
At wANAMAKFR'S more Books are sold over ths
counter than in other house between the oceans
Timely works Agriculture and Horticulture: q
large assortment of French Books. Seasides and
franklin squares Standard and Miscellaneous works.
bound AID unbound. and Almost -.y prluts1 tuius
tEAt proper peOpie real
The prices are always fair. and any getable Book is
there or Will lie got.
BOOK NEWS
Few rttIe IRE title Of BOOK tells you. Even you
all the Books. how Haany have you time get
az the inside Of.
That Is where BOOK NEWS will serve you a good
turn- We send II out a month, a-brim with Just
What you want u know Of the latest Books aud the
Oi tie BOOK world BY the best jude Of the
Test judges - tests tie Books. and says ~ly
1OOk s.O0-d Ie read AID tEzt Skipped
Win EIIuDer author portrait &C. SOC
ysAE
JOHN wANAMAKER
dl1-6m Philadelphia
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Mr.. Watson and the Marion Rifles
Funds.

member OF the family OF Mr.. d. E. l.. Watson,
the young man who had charge Of the funds OF
the Marion Rifles, when seen by a STAR
reporter to-day, said that the family
did not know where he was, and
had not seen him since the LIST inst,
when he drew his salary as a clerk in the city
poSt-Offce and LETT the city. II he has failed to
think the deficit will amount to as much
as 5000, the sum which 1t was stated had been
placed In his hands by the Marion Rifles. She
thought, too, that when he returns the matter
will be explained so not to appear as bad the
facts Just made known Indicated.
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Srxr DIN
SINE DIE
SINE DIE
Sine DIE

Moons Without paniaG the day." But don't yss -
snoeh9 eAy 90 b without stocking your closet aud
ooeooero with the aslAshtful luxury called Hub
funch II VIII please POUR company, tickle POUR
snsstA and erstify the host 0rocen and DrusEi.ts
w1u supply ff promptly. and % wiz Q. II GRAVES
soAA Boston. who msnufacturs a. md tndorss IN
parity and excsllsncs.
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The PRINCE ROLAND B0NAPARTE, grandson Of
Lucien Bonaparte, brother Of the Emperor Napo-
leon l. arrived in this city last night, accompanied
by Mr.. Roger de Beauvoir, his secretary, and Mr..
Escard, his librarian. The prince, who Is at the
Arlington, comes with the special intention TO pay
a visit to the President OF the United states
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-09

Louisville society Ia stirred by the elopement and
marriage Tuesday night OF Lucy Richardson.
Woolen NILS, with John Murphy, Don Of Frances
murphy, the temperance lecturer.
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JOHN WANAMAKER.
Philadelphia
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Russian Propaganda In Roumani.

PoTspAM, June 9.-Emperor Frederick passed a
good night and is cheerful to-day. He went to the
park In the forenoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-09

MADRID, June 9.-Queen Regent Christina has
returned To this city with the infant king from
Barcelona. They were warmly received by large
crows OF people at the station and along the route
10 the palace
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The French COuventi~u.

AN IAPoRTANr GATHERING OF CANAD0-ANRRIcANA
The French general convention to be held at
Nashua, Nh. on June 20 and e. to be followed BY
national demonstration on the 2sth. promises to
leans ever seen in this country The attendance
OF 900 delegates representing societies and groups
o! population from the northern tier OF states u
already assured, besides q number OF honorary
delegates from france and Canada. Among the
latter are the Hon. L o. David and Hon. Narcisse
Faucher de st. Maurice, who have been chosen by
the parliament OF the province Of Quebec to repre-
sent That body at the convention. 1t will be re
mempered That committee called here last
Cleveland to attend the CELEBRATION on the 28th.
The Hon. Louis j. Martel OF Maine. 1t 10 thought,
VIII preside over the convention and at the grand
banquet Major Edmond Mallet, OF this city, who
was president OF the last convention held 81 Rut-
lano, VI, two years ago, has been invited to read
paper on the subject Of naturalization at the
convention and 10 respond to the toast, 1.-THE
French element in the United States" at the ban.
QueL
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Ncw York stock Market.


The following are the opening and closing prices Of
ths New Iork stock Market, s reported By special
wire To CorsOn and MacartIey 14l0 + street.
NdTns q. e. H NanR a. C.
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BAD DEBTs-Merchants employing collection
agencies 10 realize SLOW debts will 90 well 20 be
careful as 10 the methods used. dry goods
| dealer, OF Mexico, NO., has been rned 300 and
costs because collection agency sent one OF his
customers "A bill inclOsed In an envelope on which
the words bad Debts were printed In large type
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HE GENUINE
% M HOF P'5
MALT EXTRACT
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most
PAIATABIE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for impaired Digestion, Dyspepsia Convalescence.
Weak Children. and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW. SAYS OF
IT. suffering from attack Of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength. but brought on extreme
exhaustion, from inability appropriate food tried
the effects Of the Genuine Johann Ho's Malt Extract
s~ineslAssful three times day. Its was followed
u marked enectsL Food. which had heretofore been
found pass the alimentary canal unchanged d.
eested properly =. There appeared an Increased
Tower Of evolving animal heat and storing up fat
Beware If limitations The genuine has the SIGNATURE
Of Johann HOn' the neck Of eyery bottle All
Others worthless limitations
Johann HOPE Berlin and Vienna New York
Ottce. 4; Earrlay AZ ja3tuthSs
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nepOftoo Iof IHB GVBNN0 6IAA
SCHOOL BoARD.-The city school board met Last
night, President stuart IN the chair, and Trustees
Aitcheson, Carne. Fendall Leadbeater. Nank1n,
4arbury, StrueS Sweeney, Vincent were present
Mr. Bartlett, agent OF the Smead system, ex-
planned the heating apparatus that Messrs. II. L
Gregory & Co, OF washington, propose 70 place In
the new Warrington school building for 8, 500;
and the terms having been agreed on, the commit
tee on school houses was instructed TO make, with
the consent OF Contractor Gibson and the aid OF
M Albert stuart, such supplementary contract
as may be needed Also to contract for the Smead
heaters ana require Q bond OF Loo
NorEs-The Texas droverx, whose horseS and
Craftsmanship attracted attention on the streets
here yesterday, sold considerable portion Of their
drove at from SIS to SO eAch-Tne drum corps
concert last night attracted considerable audi
ence.-S. L. Munroe has been chosen captain ana
L Narbury and q. L Deaton heutenantS Of Rath-
bone Division, K. OF r, OF this piace-CanAi
Commissioner Fowler has received aces cash On
account OF the canal sale this beng one-tenth OF
the price OF the canal as determined at the recent
sale.-A proposal 70 substitute ex-DelegAte L
w. Corbot FOR c. w. Dearborn - chairman q the
city republican committee has been forwarded 70
General Malone BY the representatives q vasaous
meetings recently held here-Rudo6 TrAmourH,
OF Annapolis fell from Q tree at Ivy Hiu cemetory
few days ago and was oer1o0Aly tn1uEe0.-Tho
question OF the eligibility u Judge c. Z Stuart,
OF the Corporation Court, TO oeat In the school
board b under consideration ~ z prominent law
yer &C Judge etuartb reQuesG-Lnthsr wood had
tnree fingers eut ~ yssssCday q IWv 9 smooth
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. ILL. June 8. IL a m--Receipts OF cor :
Cd To the estimates by about ninety cars
and ihe result was stro2ger opening July corn
which closed last niet at 155 opened j.I. Wheat
also higher SJ. though the first trading was
almost entirely local The hog market at the yards
yas JalO lower which had the effect Of opening July
rOrk 1t 1897 =, or ~ be.ow yesterdays price The
July option sold - follows: wheat SON. corn, 525.
oats 3Z4s. pork, l4.024.
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w hen baby was sick. we gave her castorts
WhsE she was q child. she cried for Castor.
When she became Miss. she elunx to Castor.
hlsI ale Lao sA.!dEss. sAs gave them y..ror.,
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1850
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1860

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akR xAr1ors MONUMENTAL woRKA
12o. Isl. l33 PxxnA Avn WEsz.
II largest ana ADeut lisplay IN ehe city q
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49, saSsps ea9sc:.pff q rFszsSE esDsnss
kEotfvknA D. - 6sst living Ilalasn scuiVss1
6 - sRS1pe e IL ple11e.
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