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&. & 0. DIRECTORS,
The Presidents Annual Report OF tho Com.
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ihe frcsluehpb annual report or tho Com.
pnny's Operations.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l2.-At the regular
monthly meeting OF the Baltimore 4
Ohio directors to-day the President pre-.
sented the sixty.fourth annual report OF
the operations Of the company for the
year ended September so, 1890. Il,
II was regarded MS highly gratifying,
it being understood that, after the pay
nent OF all expenses (including large
expenditures ior permanent improve.
ments which it has been deemed wise
to charge TO operating expenses), ali the
fixed charges, dividends on the preferred
stocks and dividends on the w ashinc.
ton branch stock and the reduction Of
the bonded debt by nearly 100000, the
report will show that there is a net bal
ance OF about 81 100000. fta' .
The report will be submitted to the
stockholders ut the annual meeting on
Monday next, the 18th instant. The net
earnings Of the month OF October, COM
pared with the same month last year,
show decrease Of Sl31 ,145.
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The Hearing Begun,

WASHINGTON, b. c., Nov. 12.-There
was hearing at the Treasury Depart
ment to-day on the general question ol
the privileges granted tho Grand Trunk
Railway company in tho transportation
Of bonded goods through American ter
ritory. There were present Secretary
Window, Assistant Secretary Spauldinl
and Solicitor Hepburn, representing The
Treasury Department; Secretary Blaine
representing the State Department, and
lawyers representing railrosd and other
interests. The hearing continued dur
ing the afternoon,
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GREAT MISSIONARY WORK,
Some OF the Reports of tho Secretaries {
r.. If a- the 81, T. Socis tins ..'

some OF the Reports Of tn" Secretarics OF
the IL. l.. Societies. H.
BosToH, Nov. IA summary OF the
reports OF tho Secretaries OF the Mis-.
sionary Committee OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church shows that OF the
81. 800 received for MISSIONS during
during the year S4G0. 10 was expended
in the United States. There is a mem.
bership OF 10000 and one million dollar.
in property in the missions OF G ermany; /;
5000 members in Switzerland; 5000 in
Sweden and 5000 and property Of
S5o0,000 in Norway, and membership
Of Of ST. 900 in the Great Indian missions.
There is urged . larger apportionmeut
for New England conferences on account
OF the great influx Of foreigners. The
reports further state that there is to be
a great Chinese Methoiism riyalling
thaEin the English speaking world.
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A Chance for Ingalls,.

WAsnlSGroH, Nov. 1.-The infosma-
ton received to-day about the Senatorial
situation in Kansas is that in any event
a Republican will be elected. 1t is not
now regarded as by any means certain
that Senator ingalls, will be defeated.
Tbs Alliance vote is divided, and there
are some other complications that may
inure to his benefit.
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4 n,easuro of Iselies.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12-!The Secretary
OF the Treasury to-day authorized the
Assistant Treasurer ct San Fran cisco to
receive deposits OF funds from bankers
dealrlDg to transfer the same by tcle.
graph to the Assistant Treasurer ut New
York. This is done TO enable persons
in New York having funds in San Fran
cisco that are not needed there to trans
farthem forimmediate use in New York.
The department will accord this priv
ilego to other points st which there arc
sub.treasurles should it act ms a means
Of aEording relief at the present time. 3
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GALWAY, Nov. l2.-Several fights took
place here today between the police and
military. In one OF the encounters a
police sergeant was seriously injured.
The military finally routed the police
and chased them to their barracks. The
Connaugh Rangers, who took promi-
nent part in the disturbance, have been
ordered away from Galway.
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FI1cuHuRe, Mass, Nov. l2.-Christo.
pher Copeland, formerly Of this city, but
recently OF Denver, was arrested here
last night by Deputy Sheriff Stone, Of
Denver, for the embezzlement OF Sl,20C
from the Western Union Telegraph
Company at Denver. The office,
started west this morning with his pris,
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The Il. of L. AsyenbIy.

DENVER, Coz, Nov. 12.-At tho GEN
eral Assembly Of the Knights OF Labor.
to-day the report OF tho General secS1re,..5
tary, showing the present financial rom.
dition OF the order and ACCOUNTING IN ior
all the funds which had passed threu ,y, oh
his hands for the year, was read 'Susn w ''''ss'A.
& There has yet been no one snole, -,
as candidate lor Grand Master Work
man for tho incoming two years I1n bnt
Inere Is an universal feeling that Mr..
fowderly will be reelected. '"' 1H'' - -
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South Dakota Lcel.ln,urc u Tic.

PIEERE, s, D., Nov. PA local paper
publishes i list OF the members.elect Of
the soathl Dakota Legislature, from
which it appears that tho Republicans
are tie with the Democrats, indepen-
dents and fusioais,s on joint ballot.
With the settlement Of one contest, the
majority vii vary one or two either way.
This jeopnrdizes the return OF Moody
(Rep.) to the United States Senate. and
will probably be the means Of the cleo
ton Of a Democrat or independent.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 1o.-At n
dance in Avondale, Ala, last night,
Nathan Terry and Washington Brown
quarrelled about girl. Brown told
Terry not to dance with the girl again,
but the latter did not heed the warning.
While he was waltzing with the girl
Brown walked and shot him twice
through the body, inflicling wound from
which he died shortly after.
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Siecta! Dfape.ch 10 att In.tlligencer,
WAsulSdroS, Nov. l9.-West Virginia
pensions: risinal-Willigton Gallaspi,
Slate; John W. Neal, Clinton. Increase
X. Young, Prociouss; E. B.
Griffin, Mole Hill; Albert Fletcher,
'Waverly; George B. Sea,s, Albright;
Elias Leach Harden; William NJ. Cox,
Wheeling. Reissue-George Cassidy,
Macombp!. q & y =.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. 1e.-Mr. George
Gould refused to talk this morning with
regard to the report that his father had
secured control Of the Union Pacific.
Russell Sage expressed the belief that
Gould had obtained control Of the road.
He eaid the latter had been buying
Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific for
some time, and added that Mr.. Gould's
control OF the Union Pacific was Just
what was needed to straighten out the
railroad situation. I
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-William r.
Gray came to Washington, from Penn.
sylyania, in September last, with the
intention Of doing newspaper work, but
his endeavors 10 secure a position did
not meet with success lie became mel.
ancholy, and last Thursday shot himself
He died next morning, and the facts in
the case have Just leaked out. Gray
was twenty.one years old.
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A.DOOMEp. ITALIAN. .
He Receives Notice of Condemnation,

from the ,NIniin. T..
sr. Louls, Nov. l2.-The Italian Soci.
ETY. Of the Malta has ad dressed letters to
Joseph Gazzalo, notifying him officially
that he has been condemned to death
by the aociety. One OF the letters.
which comes from New Orleans, reads
as follows: Ia 3 qI9
"Notict Of Condemnation: You have
been duly tried by the judicial tri.
buual and found guilty OF many crimes
charged against you md sentenced. Tho
order has been given for your execution.
Repent and prepare Tor a future state.
as n! you VIII receive no further warning.
This is by order Of the Malta" Z :
Gazzalo said he had some trouble Win
a Siciliau a few years ago about wine
bill, and that the Sicilian had threat.
ened to invoke the Malta. This ia thn
second warning he has received, -
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THE WALL STREET FURRY.
Tho Developments resterday-The Worst
lsyl-s ialIH .EsELei "a nyer aHrTt sf sgarl s,t

E"o DuFu1opI1eHt8 testeTUuJ-1HB NUTEt
aN Is Over. ", +
NEw YoRK, Nov. l2.-The failure Of
Walcott created little surprise. The
house, though a good one, had but a
small interest in the market. The sales
under tho rule for its account were
mainly in odd lots aud aggregated less
than 1000 shares, distributed among all
the active specialties. d
Mt. Walcott was alone In business, al
though he continued the firm name
since the retirement Of Mr.. Frank Dick
inson some time ago. Mr.. Walcot. re-
iuses to make a statement. rs
W. O. Mccormick S Co., Of Chicsgo
and St. Louis, have been large buyers
Of stocks under the rule for the account
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Hearing Complaints Mt Chnttanooc,u

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Nov. l2.-The
members Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission reached the city last night,
and convened this morning TO hear com.
plains and charges Of Chattanooga mer-
chants as to railroad Determinations in
freight rates. Almost every line con-
Meeting here will be represented by it's
general freight agent. A bill Of com.
plant has been ordered by the local
Board OF Trade; and will be presented.
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! General urooks, Remnlrs.

WAsuIsaroN, D. @, Nov. l2.-The re.
mains OF the late Major General George
Crooks were brought to this city this
morning from Olkland, Nd. and were
inferred with military honors in the Ma.
tional Cemetery at Arlington, in the
presence Of few long time friends OF
tho dead General, m
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Horace Greeley Onco Worked there,

ERIE, Pa, Nov. 1.-The Erie Ga:ttle,
the Oldest paper in this section OF the
country, has been absorbed by the Erie
Dispatch, under the management Of Dr..
D. II. Robbins, The Gazette was over
sixty yearsold. Horace Greeley was at
one time IN employe In the Office, and
his cases and frame still stand in the
Office as relics. :. '.. :. = .9. 30
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PulLApELrnlA, Nov. l2.-The second
days session Of the thirteenth Church
Congress OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church was opened this morning by
the Rt. Rev. Bishop Whitaker in Asso.
citation Hall. After brief opening ser.
mon the topic for the day, Practical
Cooperation with Other Christian
Bodies in Rescue Work." was taken up,
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Dcules the Vnudnlin Story.

Chicago, Nov. 19.-Vicc President
Williams, OF the vandnlia, emphatically
denies the reports telegraphed over the
country that the road has been sold to
the Pennsylvania, and says no changes
are in contemplation, and that no
negotiations are pending for the sale OF
the Vandalia to the Pennsylvania or to
anybody, H
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Tho opern Next Neok

The Bennett-Moulton Opera Com
pany, which is to held the boards at the
Opera House all OF next week, will pre-
sent the following repertoire: Monday
evening, "The Black Hussar;" Tuesday
evening, "Beggar STUDENT" Wednesday
evening, Chimes Of Normandy
Thursday evening, "Boccaccio - Friday
evening, "Grand Duchess;;" Saturday
evening, "Olivette;" Wednesday matt.
nee, "0livettei' Saturday matinee, "Thc
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University Students III jail,

ANN HARnoR, M1clt., Nov. PA
melee among the University students in
the postoMce last night resulted rather
sadly for six young men who took a
leading part in the trouble. Brushes
among the members OF various classes
have recently been net unusual oc.
currence and matters last night culmin.
ated in general row. Six OF the most
obstreperous ,students are now confined
in Jail. No one suffered Injury and the
usual quiet has been restored. Those
detained will bs bailed out.
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Wnu,a Them All Tl,,r,.

LONDON, Nov. 12.-Rt. Hon. William
Henry Smith, the Government leader
in the House Of Commons, has issued a
circular to his supporters urging them to
be present at the opening OF the ap-
proaching session, as their support for
matters OF the highest importance will
then be necessary. ss
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burned to DEATH,

LocKpoRT, n. y, Nov. le.-At Mid
dleport last night store belonging to
Compton 4 spalding and occupied as q
meat market, was burned, and Joseph
Spalding, q man about filty.three years
old, who lived in an upper floor Of The
building, was burned to death, q
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Thlrty-fOur Horses Burned.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Nov. l2.-Fire
broke out in George W. Burnside's trans.
fer aud livery barn yesterday morning.
Twenty-Five horses were burned, be-.
sides many valuable vehicles. The fire
spread, consuming the electric railway
company's car sheds and the Riverside
boarding stable. In the Riverside barn
nine horses were burned. 4iz 5
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DUE 70 THE lrKlNLEY BILL
a New Manufacturing City Already
Projected.


Projected.
New. York, Nov. l2 There is rumor
that Garden City, Long Island, the
building and maintaining Of which was
for many years one Of A. T. Stewards
hobbies" Is going to bo purchased by
m Eoglish syndicate, TO be improved,
"boomedn and run something on the
style OF Pullman, Ill. 1t is said that
many large manufactures engaged in
the production Of woolen goods, cheap
grades OF co'tous and other fabrics for
the American trade have been compelled
TO shut down completely since the new
tariff law went into effect. These man
utacturers are now casting their eyes TO-.
ward America, and some Of their agents
are here already. Since the death Of 4.
l. Stewart, twelve years ago, the place
has practically been at a staudatill.
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BosroN, Noy. 12.-The printing press
feeders in the employ of Rockwell <
Churchill, Wright 4 Potter, Barto 4 Co.,
George H. Ellis, Alfred Nudge 4 Son,
Berwick & Smith and CHM & Co, have
struck for an advance Of from 50 to sl2
per week. The firms arc employing new
hands to take the places Of the strikers,
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served seats at Houses music store
9TH. WAR. Of New YORK. !"

This evening this famous drama will
be produced at the Grand with one OF
the strongest companies that has yet ap-
peared here in this great play. The play
has been rewritten since its former pro.
duction here and many new novelties
arc introduced. The company carries
all its own scenery. seats are going OIL
fast, and the indications are that ali the
reserved seats will be gone, before the
doors open. Secure them at Weir's
without further delay and avoid the
rush at the door. ji5s!5 Z 4 stt ! 5.s p
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New YoRK, Nov. l2,-The explosion
Of lamp in the printing plant of W. s.
Saunders in the six story brick building
e56 Pearl street, gave the flremen live.
y fight this afternoon and blocked the
Third avenue elevated road for an hour,
Tho total damage is $4,000. y5i557 s..
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a Serious Wreck,

LEBANON, Pa. Nov. 2.-The 1855
passenger train going west on tho Read.
ing railroad jumped the track at a irop
one mile east OF Annville and
was thrown down a twelve ioot
embankment. Three passenger cs re-
snd a baggage car were turned oycr nm m
their sides,. but although the train
was crowded, no one was killed
and only seven persons were
hurt, all slightly, except Benism;n mir
! iherniel, conductor, aud Frank pollask,
baggage master, both Of Reading, Wit,
were badly crushed, but are not fatally
injured, gg ~ : :, : 1a'"t'y '''t'
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TlPrERARY, Nov. 12.--Tho magis-
trate's court here to-day changed the
venue OF the conspiracy case from Tip.
perary to Clonmel. The counsel for the
defendants made vigorous protests
against this action, but they were over
ruled. The court then adjournad until
tomorrow. s.l.. sts. y y
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TIE SUGAR TRUST.

Receivers Taxo Possession OF All tho
:zf s- Properties. ty-5 2.
NEW York, Nov. l2,-Messrs. White
and Socum, receivers OF tho Sugar
Trust, to-day took possession OF all the
properties and affairs Of the Trust and
established their headquarters at III
Wall street. y 5.at.i
They have appointed John L. Hill, OF
Lockwood, and Hill and Edward Lauter.
back, OF Hoadly, Lauterback & johnson,
as their attorney and COUNCIL.
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Air. Selby Jones was a native OF Wheel
ing, and lived here until about ten years
aye. Ho was general agent OF the B 4
0. railroad Company here up till the
time he left for Kansas City. He mar.
ried Miss Georgia Harbour, OF this city,
who with two sons in their teens, sur.
vive him. He was highly thought Of
here, and the nows OF his death, when
received here yesterday, produced pro.
found Impression. "
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sportsu,en Drowned.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Nov. 12.-Will.
lam Hastings, John Whalen and Thomas
Wadsworth were drowned in Ipswich
Bay Monday night. They were on a
sporting trip. Their boat hes been
found, but there is no trace Of tho men.
Whalen belonged In California.
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LONDON, Nov. l2.-S1r. Baliour has
started for the west Of England to lake
short holiday, his doctors having advis-
ed him that respite from business or
change OF air would best aid him to re-
cover from the fatigue resulting from
his Irish tour. ~ <
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Strike Threaten Ct, III Enrlnp,

LONDON, Nov. 12.-rhe spinners in
the Bolton cotton mills have made a
demand upon their employers for a five
per cent raise in wages. Trouble is
likely to ensue il the demand is not
granted Y, - .-E...L- ]. - 4. \.
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/. CHICAGO, Nov. l2.-In accordance
with the instructions Of Judge Tuley,
issued yesterday, the grand jury at once
went to work on the subject Of gambling
in this city, and today it returned Sc
indictments against members Of the
fraternity. I, l.l8fb f}s$ "a
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Tho Aaam's Expross and tho Lottery Law

Tho Adani's Exprsss and tho Lottery Law.
NEw YonK, Nov. l2.-The Board OF
Managers Of the Adams Express Com.
pany to-day held their first meeting
since tho passage OF tho United States
anti.lottery act. The Board were unani-
mously OF the opinion that the pro.
visious OF stch law were as obligatory
upon the company rs they arc legally
binding upon the postal authorities. The
regulations governing postoliice ON.
ploycs wero made applicable to the'ex'
. press employees. Is E5,i1
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NEW 9onE, Nov. 12.-The North Ger.
man ma! i Lloyd ateamer Ems, from Bremen. 4
v, winch arrived to-day, reports that shs !
haa utnnu;sually o.; heavy weather three davs avs
out; M The had carried away stanch;ons
alld al alter rail, damaged decks and a ovs
the engine room skylight, 0 is'' 'soSe =
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"ruE WHITE pli.GRIsl,r
A now and Beautifai Drama given by mr..
lsp- .Est Downing, No.

dt r.
Downing. 355S-
Mr.. Robert Downing and his company
presented last evening "The White Pill
grim," a romantic drama by Hermann
Charles Merrivale. The Opera House
held very good audience, though it
was not crowded as it should have been
1t has bseu years siuce as important a
new play has been produced in Wheel
ing. Mr.. Downing and Mics Blair were
known in Wheeling Us among the lead
ing people in the legitimate
drama. Teelr company demon.
strated Tuesday evening it's ca.
pacity for the highest work. Educated
people knew Mr., Merrivale as one of the
foremost poets in the English !au grape,
It seemed strange that more representa-.
tives Of the classes which appreciate
only the highest things in art and liter.
ature did not avail themselves of the
rare opportunity for enjoyment afforded
last night. AS it was, however, tho au-
dlence was discriminatingly apprecia-
tive, and all carried away with them
Impressions which will not soon grow
dim. II, -
The story, briefly. is Of Harold 4
knight, who loves Tordisa, a Christian
maiden. She gives him as a token n
white cross bearing the words, Through
lille to death; through death 10
life," and leaves him for month.
Freed from her holy influence,
Harold gives way again to the tenpta.
tions OF those about him, and is ilnally
induced to vow the unholy vow
Of his pagan fathers, that II ever
Norman Knight sets foot upon
his land he will slay him within q
month. On the instant a knight and q
lady, wrecked on the coast, become his
guests. The contest between his
knfghtly honor and his superstition
aided by the taunts and persuasions oi
his old associates, forms a thrilling
tale, we'll wrought ont. Finally,
Thordisa returns, and under her in.
iuence he decides to break his oath.
He confesses all to Hugo, the Norman
knight, aud breaking his sword, offers
his breast to Hugo, who forgives him.
The death he had called down upon
himself does not strike him, and the
curtain falls leaving him happy in Thor.
disa's love and Christianity.
Mr.. Downing's Characterization Of
Harold left little to be desired. Miss
B!air's Thordisa was a poem in itself.
Mr.. Holt as Sigard acquitted himself
admirably, aud Miss Davis as til Q Ladu
lsa6eac was equally commendabte,
while the company rs whole gave a
rendition worthy OF much praise. &
The stage setting was fine, and the &C,
cessories completed one OF the mos,
memorably meritorious productions
from first to last, seen in Wheeling in d
long time. -4.5 +. 5--;'4s :. - :
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ton relative to the charges and counter.
charges made by members Of the espedi.
ton. It was also decided 10 leave to
Mrs. Jamcson's discretion whether or
not she would publisl, the letter from
her husband IN relation 10 tho charges
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CnEnoYaAS, MICH, Nov. 1.-THE
steamer barge Messenger, heavily laden
with cedar, burned to the waters edge
last evening at her dock at Rogers City.
The crew escaped. The Messenger was
insured for s.. .OQQ. .r1s. n. sly. 8 ~.
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Determined to Fight,

PARIS, Nov. 12.-It has been learned
that tho police prevented the duel be-
tween NJ. Iaguerre and NJ. Deroulede.
The principals, however, are determined
to have a meeting, and it is probable
that the fight will take place ia Luxem-
burg tomorrow. IN = rs -. 80
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Ho.nI,nl for Conaumnt,ye,.

BERLIN, Nov. l2.-Prof. Koch will
found hospital for the treatment OF
consumptives by his method. The
building will be located on Albrecht
strasse, and will contain 100 beds.