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New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
rorR OF THE OLD DIRECTORS RESIGN

-Four of the directors ~ the Union Ferry Company.
A. \. Low Ripley Kopcs. !. y Perry and W. Taylor.
resigned Yesterday and the following successors
appointed w. H. Male. W. \. Nash. II. X. Knapp
ana II H. Ilpllin.. They selected by the syndl
cate rpr,~cutcd by II. Is. IOllins d Co.. who have
control of nine t"ntl- OF the stock Of the COMPANY
II b. expected that the Others of the Old director, Will
shortly r.s-n iucuding President stn,nahan. W. IT,
Male il mentioned for president The old directors
held meeting yesterday. Mr. strannhan remarked
bv the time he 10 saratoga for tho summer
In June tho low syndicate would be In full charge.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
THE COURTS.
NJ AJIMONy FOR "EvAp HAMILTON.

Judge Andrews in the supreme Court yesterday hanoed
down decision denying the motion OF Evangcline l..
Hamilton for amony and counsel fees, pending tho suit
o, Robert Ray Hamilton against her for the annulment
o, their marriage Judge Andrews says that Mr Ham
itons counsel declared that his client hau 'urh'u over
property worth So coo when Mrs Hamilton was comtou
u, ia and that as she has had opportunity since
that time spend money the allegation that she mas
no money to defend the falls TO the ground Judge
Andrews gives Mrs Hamilton leave to renew inc mouoh
for aimony and counsel fees upon showing "ha' Has
become of the So 600 given TO her.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
PLAINFIELD.
nRInAL CoI.pLE EXCoMMrNICATED

BRIDAL COUPLE EXCOMMUNlCAIED.
AT the 10 30 O'Clock mass in 1t. Marys Roman
Catholic Church sunday morning Father smyth the
pastor publicly announced that John Day ana Mary
Newman. two Of the parishioncrs had been cNc"m-
municatcd because they united In marriage by a
Brooklyn clergyman during the Lentcn season. ile
added that the couple would not DE entitled to receive
the sacraments Of the Church until they madc pnb'
rparatiOn The matter has created STIR IN Cathoic
circles.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
The game, in this neichborhood TO-DAY are: New

York League and BROOKLYN Association at the Polo
GroindS. New York Players League and > AS at
brotherhood Park BROOKLYN League and HackettCar
hsr at Washington Park BrODklyn Players League and
Lindsey Athletics at Eastern Park Jersey City ana
Hamilton al Oakland Park.
The New York League club Yesterday released Pitch
efs Galligan and Turner. Wclch will pitch his first
zane to-day. WOrlSmen yesterday began IN remove
the free in left field that the fence be
moved back and the grounds enlarged in that direction
Ihe ewYorll club will sign PLAYER. W. II.
haeer In few DAYS. lie is said 10 be good PLAYER
:, Yesterday McMann and Dcery were released bv the
serey CITY club
The New York Plavers' club will give KinslOw
hs. Knslov is Young PLAYER Of much promise.
>, The New-lork League Club last night appointed
'chn Glasscock captain OF the ninc
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
xa FELLowss ASSISTANTS ALSO ILL.,

Ds,rictAtorney Fellows -,ll absent from his oico
Yesterday said that he still improving
health OF the Assistant DistctAttoneys also
from duty owing 10 sickness and Assistant District.
Attorney Bedford l. watching by the sick bd Of a relative
Assistant Dsrct-Attorneys Goa and Davis alone able
10 remain At work.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
TIE WILL or DAVID DOWS

lanes r. Cunning James l.. Mitchell and Horace f.
Derninp the witnesses 70 the viii Of David Dows aIr
neard In the Surrogacs Court yesterday and testified
as 70 the proper execution Of the Will executors
onaned and the Will Will be admitted Probate at
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCUESTER COUNTY.

THE SEWERAGE QUESTION ~ WHITE PLAINS.
The taxpayers Of White Plains. by decisive
vote, last night decided against the u7c of siphon
in the outlet sewer ppc III that village year
ago. when the Introduction of sewerage plant wa,
projected. the committee having the matter In charge
requested the state Board Of Health Ia send com
p.tent engineer to plan system Of sewerage for the
village william H. Ihrcth. Of schenectady, WAS ap-
pointed. Hi, original plan, approved by the STATE
Board Of Health. did not call for siphon bcnchtI
the bed Of the Bronx River. The sewerage Committee
say that instructions were given that even II the
sy.tcm should cost $4,000 more tho outlet sewer
pipe should pass beneath the river by gravity. 10 tc
disposal below the village. Al the WORK an
vanccd II was found that the bed oi te nSpoSai wQ \,
had been constructed three feet 100 hlSh ana thai II
the outlet pipe to 20 bcrcth the bionA slphon
would be required f. r. Lons "a,tee tt,nans
Committee. Of which William II Albro pfc,lden, "1
the We'chestcr County ,cnti hanh, ~a' e'SIna" Is",
organized u investigate the charge. Miinan Hal
Worhcn and Rudolph licring engineers. OF New' 9rn
cy reported mat sp cr 'cnu ccnc "ca cn.ed md the
resignation OF Mr.. Landrcth was accepted; Dr. IT,
+. schnid prominent local physician publicly c9n.
health and as 10 would COS, about ~ 900 10 remedy
s the ps To vote OF o1 or or "S
the lowering Of the pipe The vote resulted a.
rCr Spn0n Vii aY cost the s'p vasc about
10 be paid for within thirty years
.u.d a letter Yesterday Informing the taxpaycIs
that no matter how the people might vote. they woula
continue act under the direction oi the S'ao ho'
Of Health.
YONKERS.-Tcmpcrancc Hall was crowded ass
io,, to hear the opcrctta Iaar for the benefit Of
the Young Womcn's Christian Temperance tnon. MT.
g. $ DiinocS took the part Of Laila. Miss "cr.',
p.vcr Fairy Queen Miss Scll.c lIubbcll. tcho anu
Misses Emma Croutlcr and .hilia 1yrcl, Mouhtii"
Maidcns.
TAKRYTOWN body of Francis g. Cunninehan,
who recently died al IiavTc. France. reached New oh
Yesterday by the steamer La GaScognc. and "hs taHn
10 TarrytOwn where funeral services Will be held ~
81 Marks Episcopal Church. to-day. The BODY VIII
then be temporarily placed IN the receiving vault "o
the sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
KEW -KOCHELLE.-The affairs OF the New -Kochcuc
Electric Light Company Save been placed IN tIc
hands Of Henry Herman of New York. a. reeve,
and Cortlandt l. Davids Tas been appointed deputy
receiver The lighting Of the VILLAGE VIII be continued
uastor OF the German Lutheran Church OF New
i,ochee the Rev. W. Gaudain, took place on suIu's
evening
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
LONG IST,ANO
LONG ISLAND CIry - oxs

LONG ISLAND CITY.-An examiner from the State
Baiiking department yesterday began an examination
of the affairs Of the Long Island CITY savings Bank.
only few deposcrs appeared at the bank yesterday To
draw their money. During the the bank paid out
nearly $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, APRIL l5 9oTEN PAGES

was totally destroyed. Loss $4,000; Insurance
$1,000. George b. EdmOnds, recently confirmed
by the senate aS Collector Of Customs here, VIII as
sumo the duties OF his new Office tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
coon BASEBALL WEATHER.
,,vrp.1 GAMES IN AND AROUND THE CITY.
rrrv.YoRK LEAGUES CREDITABLE BAT
,xcs-AS AMATEUR TEAM DOES WE'LL
CONTESTS.

r,xc-AN AMATEUR TEAM DOES WE'LL
OTHER CONTESTS.
The 500 spectators who went to the POLO orounas
i cav a ell-contested and interesting game
ss ssseba The game was between the New ork
". s and the Newark teams, the local team winning
,srourh superior work at the bat Inc weather WAS
hslmy and delightful. The local players n'aoc thirteen
b..ehits bringing their toa' Tor 'e as' iour sa'es
-. x-four a good showing. Ruse pitched i'll
~ - form and was well supported. especially by
pucsley and Bassett. McDermott did the best ned
,ng work for Newark and Smith iod at the bat' Tne
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
ROCHESTER.
Totals ..-.. z 52412 {

on erfors-Jersey City T. Rochester 3. Let nasss
Jersey CITY :. Rochester Base on bals-Oh MeDer-
Khcwles Three-oase h.t-Knowles Two.bsse hit.Meiis
Stolen iase-Keiy - Van Al-tnc. knowles >. Grlnen =
0'Br;en Greenwood Double plays-OBrien and PhilIs,
sfsn and GREENWOOD. Sacrhcr hits tiHg"iaia -. VI
2. Shelter .. Base hts-OI Fitzgerald l. of Wells
Passed b4lls-Rcdy !, Burke !. Umpre-Lillis Attend
GOO. Tlme-l as.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
The BROOKLYN League and Metropolitan teams crossed

IHt brOOhIVH Ltds" anu 'tlFOPOHliN l'AinS cIOSstd
bats in friendly contest for diamond honors at
Washington Park. Brooklyn. in the afternoon. The
home team outbatted its rivals aud wOn Hughes and
Bushong formed the battery for the home club up to
the seventh inning when Lovett and stangs relieved
them. The playing was too machine like TO excite
the spectators 10 much applause. COrill is troubled
with a lame arm and did little throwing. The score
was as annexed:
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

1he Rhne AT vV0VO'~@''
me BROOKLYN Players and the Crescent Athletic Club
,esms The amateurs were in good form and gave
Their professional opponents an interesting battle A
large delegation Of friends of the Crescents
present gentle breeze from the sea made life in
the open air pleasant and invgoraling. The score
was.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

Earned runs-New.Yofk I NeTTN wv, On 'hasr.NeWYork
Newark 10 First base bslls-or Miller 2 of EqSs use
Rsssrtt Crane 3 Fields smith. Double pays-Mc1per-
mott Glasscock Basset Scanon nv Ryciey ny scaUlon
y stolen bases-Tiernan. Ressett Buckiey, Mansel
wnd nitehes-f,usie g Passed bans-bucAiey l. DuHy l.
tmpire-Ounn. Time Jf game-l 10
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT--The Ncwfcld district school Wa wa
set on are by all incendiary yesterday morning snu
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
BROOKLYN (P. L.

TOTALS . "a II 5 TotaIS. IL - q
f,':SS3i srsss9n Athletics i''i''. : 9 s-,ss
Earned runs-Crescent Athletics q. Brooklyn s. Left
bases-C lescGt Athletics 8 Blooklyn 10 liIst base
on halss-By Sncden g. by wcyhing >. Struck out-liy
Snedsn by W yhing O. stolen bas,sFoid /, brush !.
nh@hsr-F; Murphy /. Lyon = Il,ree.ta.c hi.-Iolce
Orr / Kirslow =. SacriIc, ht--Weyhing =. Wid
pirhes-Sneden ). Umpires-Daly ana Cook Time OF
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
HAMILTON

Runs earned-Brooklvn 4. Hamilton .. Frst base on
srrors-BrooMyn O. Hamilton Lei, on bss.s-Brook'
ton 4. struck out-Brooklm 6. Hamilton =. Double
pays-PoNer Gerbaid and O'Blicn Foulkrod Sales and
Cartwright Sales and Cartwright: Two-ba,e ht--OCoa-
nell Gilbert and ttlmer Wig litches-ioc>on |.
Powers !. Passed balls-NOne. Unpirc-Nalent!nc.
Tims-l 30
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

The game at Oakland Park between the Rochester
and Jersey City teams resulted in the easiest Of vic
tories for the visiting players The home nine out
baed and ou;heded, and beaten at every point Of the
game: The score: .
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

The BROOKLYN Association and Hamilton teams
played one of the interesting of the at
Rcgewood Park yesterday. The 700 spectators pres
ent enjoyed the contest hugely. The home team
won. but only after the hardest Of fights This was
Tho
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15
METROPOLITAN

or bss-Brookyn 8 Metropolitan T. First base on errors
Brooklyn 4. Mrtr IFlitan J. Struck out Brooklyn .,
Metropolitan o. Stolen basesBiooHyn s Metropolitan ?.
TTc-bsse h:ts-Fouti Corkhi 2 Howe Carey Double
lays Collins. Soith and FOutl Nelson, Hannson and
Hove Umprc-Daly, OF the Brooklyn. Time Of gene
1a0
New-York tribune., 1890-04-15

NJ EW-HAVEN.-Stea leave Peck Sin
IN (Pier rs. f. r. at and IL p. Sundays ex.
sapted Steamers arrive In time for trains and e
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-12-19

new aud unexpected develoumeur
came uu ln regard to the estate of the late
L1rug A Robertson. of which Mrs lr
otedmau of West brattlebnru is one of the
heirs when the question of It's settlement wa,
brought up lu tne probate court IN brook
ivu last week thursday TINS dsvelopmeut
WAS the appearance before the surrogate oI
two New York lawyers who stated that
Mr.. Robertson left widow. who. accord
lu- o. the New = ork law would bs
entitled Co much the larger snare of the
property This announcement was a SUP
prise as MIR. Robertson mad always been
known as "a bachelor The woman herself
dld not appear ana her identity was not r--
vealed 10 was not claimed hv the LAWYERS
that tnere had ever been any public
acSnow ledEmeut of the marriage hut
simply that the Two mad agreed CO. live
together as man ana wife. and mad done So
Tor about four wears past 10 appears that
Tine New DIRK laws with regard u
marriages are so loosely constructed that
Co make marriage valid, the presence of a
minister magistrate or witness Is not
necessary aud that there need not bee even
ceremony or tnrmahty of any kind
nothing but an agreement between the man
and woman. OF which no record needs Co Doe
made Under the New Aurk law al. of a
man personal property goes % ms widow.
and as the Robertson estate as mostly per
suual the widow On tins case would take
tne hon share should she De proved % ne
such There seems 10 be a question a. lo
whether Nr Robertson was a resident of
New orE OF Pennsylvania. lu case Boz
was resident Of the latter state only one
half the estate would 60 10 tine widow
The matter was put over from Thursday ~
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Tine hre department was called out SAT
uriav morning for the third time within
rw1 months ou account of "a hrr in John
DuuIrvv rwo-st0rv house on harris place
uccupIed ou the nrst floor bv Mrs samuel
knight and her son Fred and ON the n.y.
Der floor uE 4. l. Brigham. the music dra.
rr ue FIRE was discovered about $50.
when Mrs brigham .was aroused nv tn.
CRYING OF one of ner children and smellrI
smoke An investigation showed that the
Kitchen "a rear room was filled with smoke
ana r. hvelv nre was IN progress about the
chimney and between the uartIuou. The
uel-hnors were soon aroused and Eddie
Temple. % Young man VINO occupied one Of
Mir Brigham rooms ran down street ami
gave the alarm An effort was made Co
check the flames with pals OF water. and
before the steamers arrived h. O.. Warner.
Dr. ana Charles Crosby were on hand with
Edison eXunguIsners for a time 30 va-
Thought the nre was under control Ia was.
however. raging hetWeen the partitions
and ny the time the steamers were at WORK
was bursting out through the windows aud
roof ON account of the location of tu-
fire 90 was hard % Tight hut the tiremen did
good service and u "a reasonable time had
10 under control. but nor until the upper
floor mad been quilted and the roof mined
Tine larger mart of Mir brigham house
hold effects were destroyed or spoiigH
Mrs knight lost what was stored Iu On.
attic but her damage was largely from
water 10 Us evident that the hre started
from the chimney. Co which 90 l- said
boards were directly tasteus.
Av Dunlevy had S2juU insurance 1u the
mousse with sherman q Jenue Iu the sun
company An appraisal was held " edne--
dav bv Builders shaw of Springfield and
Harris of bratti-noro ana the damage au
the house placed 40 SI20u Mr. brigham
suffered severely as ms loss was practically
total and ne carried only 500 insurance
Mrs. knight was well insured, ana her los.
was adjusted through Cudworth 81 Childs
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DIR WIN. A. p1cKERMAN

The death af Boz William A. ulrErrmua. al ODD
ami prominent musician of toxulru. Mass ar.
native OF hratti-ulrl to1s place ou Muaa..
In uicEermaH was tnr son of tine late Dr. F.I-.
D. bickermau of hrattirnoro. and was born herr.
Sept. ll. 1917, HIS uirtu t1oE place "a the small
mouse which stood on tne site OF the present D.
p Carpenter house netEetu Asvum and Slrt.
Main streets Die began tine prarfIr- ui urIIcIn.
with his father lU l~4I ann went soon after o.
kraut. n H. where ur was tor some time win
hr lWltcneil tine elder. one OF tue most emiutl.
ana successful surgeons ui uIr laF bee went b.
foNn1rH ln lsas or l,is, ami mai pructiepH fr
that piurr Tor some 81 wears The toxu0r. Re-
porter surH
tie was one of the oldest ana many assert fI..
very oldest physician Iu NurtulE county Prov
MANY years 90, Practice has hsau very Iarcr. and
ng towns uut We are told ne mai patients Iu Is..-
Ton. Hollsluu MILFORD ami several other place.
he has iH--u failing lu health tor q wear or more
pt,t. ana a few weeks siuc- 90 was artu-u au.t--
able that hr should u- taken o. tue Taunton h.I-.
ntNI where o." could rrrsirt better ear. al "
Htt"ndaur.. auI where his d-atu TOOK uiqc.
~urr going There hr has btrn uultp rGutrutt.a
hul hio decline has been gradual THAI DO Was
nhriif realized nr was sl near death IH. r.
mains were brought % fuXb1r1 Tuesday noon
ans funeral s-rNir-- We're held az hs lat. nome
"Wednesday afternoon Tine body was ulacsl il
tine t1mu Tor Che present. as 90 TINS writing 90 bias
MOI neeu determined whether the h0dv swim I-.
INFERRED lu kuekhI cemetery 0r at uis former
Vermont u1ur. where his father ami mother a..
sleeping A wife ami TWO children are irfi "A s...
aui dauEhier tie leaves "a Younger brother rr
leWu-l ucEerman oi Uhls place vino i- tn- last
survivor OF rnr fau...
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-hs comm oalon-- Ne" a-no1-ao--u.
Ir- Mes. senua uluuIu- Iu tu,. iistri.. Be-
now completed. ANA was occupied Oh A.l.
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mane unH convenient The main portion
Is 3 nl - feet with IU fesr ,tuddlur ana
SIX vIudnv- lnerr are seats frr thirty
with room iar more seat- % necessary
The seats ore at tn- improved style made
ny s. a Smith .> ... 1t the east v..la-e
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DAVID PERRY

MANY people Viu lraru with regret Uf tur
death oft David Perry winch took place 90 uI.
home 900 1tcnDar- Mass ou Tuesday. F.r r,..
~ was Cor several years resident 0t tuis tuuu.
au1 was welt known here d. tue uuil4arul fup
West River road auu lu connection with Nlri8u-
other public improvements he was o. uatiN. .-
Canada. coming 90 the United States Boo r1riv
uir lu nts personal character be- was nine ps
htuulr no sturdy native honesty ami Self reliance
hr irtNrs "a wife anu seven children ru mourn 3D.. .
loss, among which are Do o. Ferry uf ruIl town
frnrsi ana frank formerly residents mere Ifr %
O. ffrrF ni Sheluurur rails. Mas. I.ucir wife
n' b' q. NJ. liSuu 0f tuWErr CIV. hAu. au.
Minnie. wife uf tui. Ivan ~. tiuuluff of l'ar-.
south Dakota The body was taken 90 aneInuru-
aiI- IuT burial and was accorded tu- honor. Hf
tHe order lf odd Fellows of which R.r r.-rr
was a mpfuHH.
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THINKS IT STRANGE

Editor OF tie PhuHtr.--A short time sius. n
lady resident of Nlrthneld visited Brat leuoru flr
ihr p1rp"S" ui uuvlug Christmas presents. Huu
among them intended ru include o. COW uf Mary
D. wilkins works tut strange fu relate -na
cuuId MOT hind inns book iu brattlruoru. and was
tni as reason hy the no1ksellsr. that there hau
hrt'u un call Cor If cry recently Miss NuEua
mas received very nartrrlug criticisms as "a writer
vino ls giving some OF the most natural u--n u1r-
Uhll@ ni New England ilir brsldes, her writings
are intensely interesting. ana are finding a plart.
iu our ur-i-ciasS periodicals Being a native OF
brattleu rn % s-rms odd tO say the least that
EEaIFT.
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George A. toNcr0tr manager oi the Boston
star course uf entertainments wrote last .ianuary
20 the manager 0t Iheurl-'- original students a.
follows.
wish ta say thar vour company of students
vino appeared iu Cine star course last MONDAY
evening gave tne most complete satisfaction to
myself aul t0 tur entire audience of over $50.
people VINO wrrr present BOO fremont Temple that
evening have uo hesitation iu adding that
vour company gave tne ursl entertainment iu
their lime than D ever listened 90. without ann
exception
The company mas ureu engaged Cor Llr Star
course tins season. uu January IlIu. tour nights
after their appearance mere, and the week. previous
o. Mary Howe engagement Iu tnr star cuur-
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~ was iusi an ordinary scrAuU 40 wrapping paper
hut % saved her Dire ~hr was IU Lut last stage
Of consumption, told uy PHYSICIANS that she was
iucurahir ami could live uuiy q short time. She
weighed irss than seventy pounds cor "a piece OF
wrapping paper sine READ ut l1r King New Dis
covery ana got a sample bottle. % neiprd uer she
bought large bottle, o. helped her more. bought
another ana grew better last. continued Dos usH
anu ls now strong, healthy rosy. ulumpan weighs
100 pounds For fuller particulars semi stamp td
vs. Il. Cole. druggist Fort Smith Trial bottles
OF TINS wonderful discovery free at Henry A. cha
Din. s drug sLHH.
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WILLIAMsvILLE


Death Of Mrs. IL. a. Jone.
Airs ii -. Jones ietl ner nome tine qsy
before thanksgiving 90 spend that a..
with ner friends In Boston but wa. ur1-.
trated with pneumonia aud dled Monday
night, Dec. IA. tier funeral wa. h-ld at the
home OF ner brother, n b Iavior. iu 8..
Ton. "Wednesday afternoon. aud Che h1fe
laid an Forest hills cemetery Mrs Jones
was a lifelong resident of TINS place nuf
had large circle of friends who viii sad
~ miss her aud mourn ner UNEXPECTED
death her age was G3 she was a str1u-
friend OF education, "a great reader. and
well versed ~ tine current event. Oft rne
aaN she was teacher iu the niversa.
list SUNDAY school and viii bee MISSED JBars
hev. h, Morgan viii preach iu tine l..-.
odist church next SUNDAY az 4.3lr 81
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There vliI ue a , nristms- Tree with rr-I.
uatlons ny the children ana 1lDer exercise
al tne Congregation. clurrl 0U nur.lar
-veuml u-. -Itl an nr-rer supper.
with other refreshments vr.. ur served ar
the close. tine proceeds o. us u>-a rH pat
the expense ai painting tine oltsia- OBJ ia.
rIureh. Joe exercise re-la "a. ..... a-#
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