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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
THE DECLINE or OHIO'S NATURAL GAS FIELDS.

Findlay Ohio. Dec. Il (Special-Tle natural Gas
problem has become serious for this and other
places where this agency has for some years been
king of light and fuel. Recent developments IN the
Gas and oil territory Of this aud adjoining states here
ofore abundanty supplied with this fluid, demonstrate,
that the fields are falling. The theory long main
tanned by some people that it was ncvclcca,inS
product OF subtcrranean agencies is now thoroughly
di,proycd 1t has been a Etvorte theory that when
one field was exhausted another would be tUund to
take it, place, but this comforting assurance has fed
with the other theory that natural was constantly
being generated within the earth The drill has been
busy the last year searching for new fields. but without
avail. The demand already far exceeds the supply
even in this city. Fmday, however, VIII have gas
for several years come, because OF the large area
Of good territory that the city owns that has not yet
been drilled but here the necessity for outstanding
the supply i, apparent and economy in It's use Is
pgacj,cd every hand.
The most alarming signs o. the natural gas decline
are seen in the disposition manifested by gas areas 20
change their characteristics ana become OIL bearing and
Oh produciur pi! i, creeping into the "a, mains ard
in some Instances the oil has become such menace
t. the "a, rs make it dangerous for consumption
i'm stove, and crates Th!, brings mp the suggestion
that the fucl that viii supply the failure III natural
ga will be crude oil, which can also be manufactured
INTO gas cheaper than that produced from coal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
4 DEMOCRATIC MOVE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago, Dec Il (>pecIal)-Jndgc scales, the newly
elected Democratic County Judge, who Is cNOiiicio
Chairman % the Board Of Election Commissioners, has
i-k"d for the resignation Of all the Office cmpoyc,
~ tho BOARD. twenty four In number. The Election
Board Is naturally supposed 20 be- non partisan as the
law requires bat the Dem cratic polti'lus have long
controlled IT in the interest OF their pa:N. Ncfe'
until now. however. ha- il been officially ~tlmpd a.
a Democratic machine. Immediately after election
strong pIo-.ui, VA, brought 10 bear upon I'll" Jude
FIR thorough reorganization oi the clerical force
cu ploycd or election work II asserted that oyer
.iu,c the Drainage Trustee campaign the once mai
dritcd away from it, Democratic moDriu,-. and That
several - the employees hai been known To- vote
fine Republican ticket. Finally the ward worker,
produced evidence Tat the employee had ref scd Ia
VOL, for Scales for Judge on election day, ana thai
settled the question
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
R n ctVpgELL'S HEAVY LOSSES.

Chicago, Dee. l. (-p. cab.-Thc mystery surround
us the disappearance - Is. H. Campbell the supposed
~ llarair' d, beginning To- clear mp. Assignee Euricy
who f, charge 81 the AT r- Of the CHICAGO safe and
Loca Company, Ia, completed tahl" Of liabilities
which show, what enormous amount of money
/. II. Campbell la, sunk in the concern The state
iucnt show, that the lalt", altogether amount 10
sct7.075. ~" sum due VI. Campbell or tho Campbell
estate D. $4,000. Lrt iu addition - tli, ON open
account ucr. is 80 u0o du" him on notes. lie j, a,p
-uarrt,r or iulor-cr fpr $4,000 Il Tire company ''
paper Altogether then the Campbell family "i.l have
:, Shoulder sGl1o0o, which may be- taken ~ the sum
Nr Campbell pa; Boz the bu.iuc-,. The Chicago safe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
TAPPING THE INDIANA COAL FIELDS.

Chicago. Dec. IA dispatch from Brazil. Ind.
SAYS: For five years past 'hc Chicago and Eastern
Illno, has cnjoycd Il monopoly in transporting Indiana
coal 10 the Chicago market. Two formidable rivals
now propose to enter the hrld-thc Illinois central
and the Louisville, New N"ny and chicago inc
f,rmer-throngh the Chicago, IaNtou and Cayu-a road
from Paxton. Ill. to Brazil Via Cayuga, distance Of
l4O mi!,,-tap, the coal fields direct The r-m Of
way has been purchased clear through. and within q
year the road viii be ia operation. The Louisville.
New Albany and Chicago has 200 men At work con
structiuc a road bed between Erd-ctou and Carbon
The ultimate design i- b. reach Evau,Nilc VIA French
extension T. Brazil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
THE SOUTHERN IMMIGRATION CONVENTION.

Asheville y. C., Dec. 17.-Three hundred and fifty
delegates representing every section of the South,
were present az the opening Of the southern Interstate
In migration convention this evening. The bOcy was
called to order By y. g.. r. Johnson, of Texas r. b.
Vance of Ashcvlle. was chosen temporary chairman.
and welcomed the convention TO Western North caro-
lima CAPTAIN " Atkinson delivered an address Of well
come on behalf Of the city Of Ashcvile, and Governor
Daniel g. FOwc welcomed the convention on behalf OF
the state. James Lyons, Of Virginia. delivered re-
Spouse in behalf Of the convention. The committee on
permanent organization made the following report ior
permanent officers Of the convention. Mr. Bryant' OF
Tennessee president: D. H. Elliott, Of Forlda secre
tary: d. {. Darlington, Of south Carolina, ana Mr..
N cON OF Georgia. assistant secretaries, T. " wan
dell o. A,leVillc. cg.3uta tcprcsldents 10
be elected by each stat n the convention. Inc con
ycn,on adjourned AZ o'clock till tomorrow morning
at 10 O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
THE RrLL TELEPHONE CO.'S ALLEGED PLANS.

Chicago Dec. l. Especial. THE Tribune" to-day
says: 90 II i, reported that the Bell Telephone Company
Is mabng preparations 10 enter into competition with
tine Western Union Telegraph Company al the torpina
ton Of it, contract with the latter concern, in 1876
In 1898 the principal Of the Be telephone patents
that Of the transmtter. Will expire. Numerous com
plucs are being formed all over the country to jump
i'm then and enter into competition with the existing
corporation. There are three Of them before the
Chirag0 Council waiting for an ordinance. The Bell
people preparing to meet the situation. The, pur
pose to abandon altogether the short distance system
ard to devote themselves 70 telcSgaph1S and long
distance tccphouug. Th, will give the short distance
bu,inc., 10 the competing companies after l7. Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
RATIFYING THE AGREEMENT.
MEETINGS OF THE DIRECTORS OF THREE WEST
ERN RAILROADS.

ERN RAILROADS.
The boards of directors Of three large WcSien rail
uavs met here Yesterday and passed the resolution
,hat va, agreed upon a. the basis for new agree
mont AZ ! Pierpont NOrCan's house last Monday
The companies were the chicago, RocN lS!a'u an"
pacific fine Chicago and Northwestern. and the Mis-
souri, Pacific. The meetings were we'll attended ana
the action i'm each case unanimous. The Rock
Island directors selected benjamin Brewster a. the
director who viii act with the president on the al
yisory hoard the Nothv cStern directors chose Albert
Keen chairman of their Board, and the Missouri
Pacific : II. II. Clark. At the close of the MIS-
.,nri Pacific meeting which also declared the regular
orarterly dividend Of per cent, Jay Could sdd
There seems to be better feeling around the street
with regard to the work did Monday i,n't there
The prospects are good for general agreement an"
II was an excellent thpc to pat the matter before
the several board, Of directors. think th' situation
IS much better and look for a further Improvement.
The directors OF the Union Pacific have not set
icen called together President sidney Dillon hrns
out Of town. But it is hoped that an carly meeting
car be managed.
The directors of the Illinois Central held long
session yesterday A which the Morgan resolution
VI, fully discussed After adjournment il was stated
mat no action had been taken. but wa~ dec Jared
that all of the direct lr~ lUdViduHlN approved tlc
proposed plan. \. G.. Hach~taH the secretary OF me
COMPANY aid that the president hto Ictomehu'l
T. the Board that the company become party 10 me
agreement in far the lines NJ railway west ~
Chicago controlled by this company are c0I''rn@'.
The prou0~ ton net general favor. ana the president
was authorized 10 express the company assent Their E
I'm >uch manner "a. he should deem hes, upon con-
sultat.on with the general counsel OF the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18

recent Improvements. changes and patents maze M
the Bell company, acquired by it, tend to this I'm
preston. Nothing is being left undone to improve the
telephone facilities from town to town and village 10
village. The ongdistancc plant is being substituted
IN various parts Of the country for the old system
Those plants arc being 50 strung that they can DO
readily connected, that in 1896 when the conract
with the Western Union expires, fun and complete
tecgaphic and telephone system extending from Bos-
ton TO san Francisco he easily put in shape.
The lOngdistancc telephone system Is already nearly
completed between New York and Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
ANNrAL NrErIyr or WINNIE cEXrRAL.

Portland, Ne. Dee. 17.-rh" annual me ting Of IN"
Maine central Railroad va~ held - DAY. and the fol
lowing directors elected: Arthur ~cWal 81 Bath
president. Amos Paul. south Newmarket; Asa =. Pot
ter. Boston. W am G.. DAVIS. Portland Frank Jones
Portsmouth: samuel e. Lawrence. NcdpM. Ma:
John Ware. WWoivIllc, Me. u. Y. jose. Portland !:
William y French. Boston. ray,.n Thicker. Portland,
vice president j. = Kicker Docru:. Thomas W. lyd"
Bath. Charlie, 4 Sinclair. Portsmouth, Josiah II.
nrummoud. ~ Portland. elected clerk It was
voted tp rafy the lca~" Of '" PIPER CYo, and Herr
ford rufd~. IN" -rn-- "tTu-, - .23G.OOJ. net
. 4 so coo: surplus. S9o125.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18

a pVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE.
1LIVTD AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
until . y. m. ; 20 West Twenty third ST.,
conner Sth ave. 1872 SiNth.aye. 1873 fourths
ave, corner Fourteensh-st. go Ihird-ave.s
near Sixty -hrt-st l,07S First-aSe.i 100
West Forty -seconust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18

the Kentucky Ccntrals stock is said to be under par
TIL" road gives The Louisville and Nashville shorter
cut by nincv Three mile, into Cincinnati from lcXinG
ton. XIV. point, directly south. II also obtains
another entrance into Cincinnati at the Grand Union
Depot At present the Louisville connects only VIII
the pennsylvania road in the eastern part Of the CF
Hereafter IL will connect with all the systems cnicrIE
Cincinnati. The Louisville and Nashville expect ny
March to have completed it, extension from Cum
hcrland Gap east 10 Norton ab .U. ycvcp'y miles
where connection will be made with tie Norfolk ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
Work tDGnleo.

...tlrS-
A SCHOLAR. who Is a good prOofFcader
"a AID indcA.r and who for III" lat ycars
ha~ been employed by one Of the leading
20 al hOclrtrs o. tran lat" and prepare
I9pcr~. &C.. for their archives and publ
cations. seeks citnrr t,.np'. - or peru "a
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Nhr o. new pa. ?. " !ih publisher, or ~
come other literary capacity best Of rcfcr.
onccs. Addre-, SCHOLAR, IrLlnr Onc".
A GEECY WANTED for Michigan ola
n commission. January t. Tor Do anuflct-
Ar-f- 49, drc,a goods uinuci,, hosiery aud
underwear. ROIHWELL 4 YObT. POO
3d-a,e.. Detroit. Mich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18

crease $65272. Set Io50, $50 1890, SGIo,73f
decrease, -, 1896
Earnings and expenses for the two months Of the
h'cai year l100 81. compared with the same months
OF the fiscal year 1S-0-'DO. November. 1880 approx
lmA'cd: Iar2ing 1--9 81 II .9l 1880. 1891 932
IrF",c ~-oOol. ENp"u~c-. $50. 50 a. .-?G: loo.
+--n-.31 Increase. s-1i sol Net 1ooD, II ,JG4 O95
lo'O, fl.Jf'. 1913. decrease. +igi,gOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
DISCUSSING A UNIFORM SCHEDULE.

Tho trunk line executive committee met YESTERDAY
at Commissioner G0ddard'S Office. The principal sub
feet discussed was that " tac uniform classification
which committee Of al the road~ have spent months
in preparing. There are obvious objections TO uni
form schedule. the nmcrria and railroad inter
est, of the different p1rt- Of the country often d.
yer,iGed The uniform schedule j. recognized a~ De
siralIe in the way If simplifying commercial "rau,
actions but nevertheless il is. To the smile EN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
DIRECTORS DECLARE DIVIDENDS.

Directors John Quincy Adams, Chaunccy NJ Dcpew.
Edward J. Phelps John lloey and Frederick Winston.
of the Chicago Junction Railway and Union stock Yard
Company. have declared q ~cmiannual dividend of
per cent or The preferred stock. and the first quarterly
dividend of - per cent ~ the common Stock payable
January %, l-gl. The transfer books viii close on
January and reopen on January 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF WORK.

Boston. Dec 17.-Wth regard to the dispatch stat
ing that thc work the road BOW being constituted
from Portland T. seattle il to be suspended, Vice
President Lane. Of the Union Pacific. the sis
pension of work i temporary and j., mad IN order T.
make some further Investigations along the lire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
Uork uartt1.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
HORSE CARS TOO SLOW FOR BALTIMORE.

Baltimore, Dec Il (>pcciaD.-Thc slow horse car
means OF transit in hi, city is At last t. be replaced
~ cable and electric systems The cables for one Of
the principal lines have been laid Tn" baltimore City
ia>-.HFcr Railway Company. which controls the i've
cadine lines in tho city, j, making experiment with
4. compressed air motor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
Uork uartco.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18

Lock COmpany's total liabilities $Gf7 ,o13 ;
assets 1927 .7G7. These figures tell the story of l.. H.
CampbclS dependency. The police are still dragging
in the lake for the body Of the missing man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
OIL MARKETS.

Oh CITY, Penn. j. C.. I.Natona Transit certificates
an nd an G3ac hieh,st CJc; lowest C3'-c closed At
~ ,ar Sale, 5000 tb.-; cearanccs, 2i20o0 bbls;
snlfm.uts 1lJ,i5j ibis; runs. $3.50 bbls.
prt.burL. Pom. Dec IL etroleum-No taes;
Xatin,i Transit c.7iGcat> opened 63i.c bid closed
AZ ot.c. highest. 81 a-k,l, lowest. 63.c.
,,fadioi. POM. D.c. l1.-Nuon1l Transit ceItihcaDs
ou.d a. D3'-r: co-i a. 0f-"; highest Coke; lowest,
rtar Clearance. $500 bbt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
(nrlllahr noon5

* TH-ST.. IL WEsT.-Eiorantly fur
IL ni>hed rooms.
&c rU.ST.. EAST.-ElePlutly furnished
~ rooms for gentlemen steam heat.
"a Tll-NT. lGi EANT.-HaHd,on, ~ fu;.
~ niShrd parlor and bedroom, also hall
room wing ~..Oud bell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
fnrnisbco Rooms.

A -FIFTH.ANE. COENER
n. Party occupying lovely Hat. mp one
fight. will rent OF 3 rooms, charmiaPy
furnished. with steam heat and all improve
ments % hr,t-cl1,s people with refer noes.
COLE 10 East l4th-ot
A CHOICE elegantly furnished front
a. suites. with bath, southern cNpo,urri
superior private Tcsitcncc 81 owner. %
West 3Jth-st.
A LARGE iufDi he'd room. suitable for
IA one or two ceauemcn ;ood location.
- East 4ith-si.
ODD.sT.. 50 WIST Handsome furnished
~ suite Of room, for gentlem n ; suitable
fDf two.
OQTH-ST.. A.. near Broad way.-Bacheior
30 spa tm',nts newly furnish d ~ln.e
T1OHis, - so Upward heated bath on moo
convenient hotels, restaurants, station.
IOTH-ST. 1913 WEST. Handsome newly
~ furnished rooms for gentlemen - 30
and - weekly; hrst-class appointments.
GRAY.
f0D.ST., 90 WEST ELEGANTLY furnished
10 large and small rooms, en suite OF
singlyi references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
domestic Situat,ons tOante0
Females.

NAYS WORK.-By a good laundross, c1-
- colicnt cook and hOusc-c lcaner; by day
OF week. Ad1io>s VI. \. e., - 2d-ayc.
nIsHWASHER and KITCHENMAN.-
~ ~ an I'D riy cOlorcd man gOOl worker;
Oth-aNc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
Business q hances

OPTIONAL capital procured for busi.
"A ncss purposes investors advised with
oct charge OF desirable opportunitie. high
eat commercial reference. dRlGbS
CARLETON. Brpkcrs. 2O2 Broadway.
THEORETICALLY nIst-cl1s, opening for
"A man with ~ 900 in staple business
salary ~ 800 and bushes, interest; money
.,cufcd no business risk. COMMISSIONS,
Box = Tribune once.
VALUABLE PATENT viii be- traded
a In whole or part for real estate. stocks
az ner.o u.l PROPERTY. Address IS.
BROCK, Atlantic Build'e, Washington. DC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18

w ANTED. - situation az nooA 'uaI .,
experieacs & Box 20. Tribune ouice-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18

4 CHICkEEING piano. SO I-.h.r
"A uIi.ghts sl.5 a ID -iS5 rr" piano.
500 upward cash and n-tt.m..t~. WIZ.
LKRO III IL, itl-a'eY co.a.r l-tA--t
nnnn .-Anniu--.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
THAINMEN rEYING no GET NEW RATEs.

TV
Chicago, Dec. Il (>pccIall-Delcca,es representing
the order Of Railway Conductors the brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers the Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Fircmem and the brotherhood Of Railway TrtinIncn are
in the city today confer with The officials Of the
Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul Road relative 10 the
adoption of new schedule of rates The employees OF
the Milwaukee and 81. Paul y>tcm are anxious -
secure the adoption of schedule similar 10 Una;
granted last october by The Chicago and Northwestern
The conference began This afternoon and Will PROBABLY
last TWO or three DAYS as a number of details must
lie discussed 1t is not expected that there Will be
any trouble There have been rumors Of strained
relations between the Milwaukee and -. Paul Road
its employees entirely without foundation. per
haps lat il is hoped thai amicihle adjustment OF
all differences will result from the present mcctluE
The sWitchmcn employed 10y the Chicago and North
western Railroad Al all yard idc OF ChcIr' are
irving 10 secure an increase OF pay. Grand Master
sweeney Of The ~vlchmcu's Association. ], con
Quoting the negotiations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18

TTTNTIDN boarding huu-t k"'Ies- -
"a Bar-dln. IT, uru VIII buy. W.
IIou,ton--t. excellent location. furniture
ana business uf r-'nnli.h'd lu1rlln- mouse.
: rooms JOSS r.nt long .rI-". HoD"L>.
A | ---.-.t-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
C,ir i'ral gsia.c for Sale.

INVESTMENT rrop.rt .e, in this vicinity
i SOM Vc.y Ge~iiahl, ~. sale 40 fair prices.
rutland & WHITING. = BcrImau->t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18

poyed by Of the railroad men present at Nc>-
terdays meeting like ready made suit compared with
a suit made to order. IL finally DECIDED that 1t
not advisable TO put the uniform schcdulc INTO
operation for the present and the matter was indch-
ntcly postponed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
Boaro nn0 Rooms.

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A A." a. I''hD o.. - AD'-
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Also atIa"tir, roo.~. with prlyat. baths.
with " without DJiid suites and single
lo.us: apartments: "ooc,Of- h.e-' all
@es-idO'e 4'c~ .,6-..'.o, f,. s''''''
Ihlo! d.lDi "
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uuDAcoAea also ur.g.,..'~ of pri'ht. park.
1870. co.. .aJ, como. .p,a.-,
| = 80 '- mn nom. al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
Dressmaliluq.

MILE yHIHAUD lOs Wet
A. 2stA 81 Ia g0wn.. evening, SIC:
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AAy AGTRISS.-By young glrI; unde'.
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Rcal gstate 10 Gfrhauae

A FIIt~TCLAS, house. Jth-.Nc.. 10 cN-
"A change for re-.CrI.r near the city.
hoy q. ELNLLL. lJs Broadway.
l HAVE PROPERTY al BeAsonh urst by
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would eXcnaiig- FOR brOOhlu properly ~
about same value. Address A. Box :.
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IN Ill-sI. MAIDS N-ANE.-Alvay
OU unt"c weD-b.it apartment exchange
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lest rday.IO.dIY.

CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san Francisco. Dec. II, 100.
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- JoIIN MAETIN 10 East A2d ST.