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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. April 5.-COttOn hrm-mddlipg
l13s. Flour duh and unchanged-Iioward street
and western super, 2. OOaa.5O; do extra 1la3 60
do. family, 3.75a4.30 City mills, Rio brands,
spring, do. do, 4.s5a-5.25: do. do. straight 25a
AS; do. do. extra. 3.6Oa4.OO. wheat-southern
firm; Fultz, S0as6 Longberry, Slas7; No. 2, S4b:
steamer No. red, S2h; western frmer; No. 2
winter red, spot 844aS4I; April, 81 aS4k; May
n sass: July. s2aS2K. COrn-southern firm:
white. 39a40; yellow, 35Aa:TA; western strong:
mixed spot, 37a37S; April, 37a3716; May, 371%a
37s; June, 1885, a3S'. July, 3S1 a3s August ;3s,a
3944: steamer, 35k. Oats fair and stead -south-
29a3Oh; do. mixed. 27a2Sh; graded No. p white
3Oaa0k. Rye dull-prime to choice 55a57. Hay
dull and unchanRed-prime to choice timothy
Il. 5Oal3.OO. Provisions steady and unchanged
mess pork, old 1915. new 11.74; bulk meats,
loose shoulders, 5; long clear and clear rib
sides, 50; sugar-pickled shoulders, 5ha5a; sugar.
cured smoked shoulders. 6,sa61; hams, IOKaI2
unchanged-western ladie, 13a1S; creamery, pa
% Eggs steady-western IA. Petroleum un-
changed-refned, N. Coffee duh and un-
changed-Bio cargoes fair, 20. Sugar steady-A
soft, o. Copper steady - refined, E2Ia13k
Whisky firm and unchanged-1.lOa112 Freights
TO Liverpool per steamer quiet and weak-cotton
40c.; flour per ton In sacks COS. a22s. grain per
bushel, 3kd. Cork for orders-4s. Receipts-fOur,
II, S44 barrels wheat, 81 600 bushels; corn, 49,
600 bushels; OATS 5000 bushels; rye, 1900 bush
els. Shipments-nour, q, 1914 barrels; wheat, 30 900
bushels corn. 69, 600 bushels. Saies-wheat, 81
600 bushels corn. 145, 900 bushels
BALTIMORE, April 5.-virginia consols. o.:
do. TO- 4Os, 35: do. threes, 40; Baltimore and Ohio
stock, 100; Northern Central stock. 6B Cincinnati
Washington and Baltimore firsts, 99.alOO. con.
sOlidated gas stock, As a4SH.
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THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS-.

NEW BUILDING FOR THE MUSEUM.
The Senate this afternoon passed the Senate
bill to provide for the erection Of an additional
hre-proof building for the National Museum.
The bill appropriates $500, 0c0 for building
three hundred feet square, with two stories
and basement, to be erected under the
direction of the architect of the CAPITOL,
with the approval of the regents. OF
the Smithsonian Institution, : on the
southwestern portion of the grounds of the
Smithsonian Institution. The building 10 to
be placed west of the Smithsonian Institution.
leaving q roa dway between il and the latter Of
not less than fifty feet, with its north front. on
line with the south face Of the Agricultural
Department and Of the Smithsonian Institu-
ton. -
SAMUEL q. HUNTERS cLArM.
bill for the relief of Samuel g. Hunter was
introduced today by Senator Sherman. The
bill confers ON the United States Court Of
Claims the power to adjudicate on the claim OF
samuel @. Hunter against the District = ,
THE aEoRGErowN pAnaoAD BRIDGE BrIl.
The bill TO incorporate the Gsofesto@n
Union Bridge and Railway Company, mem
toned elsewhere in TEE STAB. was introduosd
1.-The Senate today BY senator Barbour.
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AYERS
eARSAPARILLA.

FOR several years the spring months used TO be
troubled with sdrowsy tired feeling and dull pain
N the small Of my back 30 bad at times as to prevent
ny being able to walk the least sudden molten caus-
i,x me severe distress Frequently bols and rsshes
would break out on parts of the body BY the
sivice of friends and my family physician began the
use Of Ayers sarsaparls and continued 1t till the
poison in my blood thoroughly ersdicated"-L.w.
ENGLISH. Montgomery City. Mo-
My system was all run down my skin rough and Of
yelowish hue. tried various remedies. and while
sDme of them gave temporsry.relief none Of them
did any permanent good At last began to take Ayers
sarsapara continuing 1t exclusively for considers
BE TINE. and AN pleased to say that it completely
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SHOT DEAD BY AN INDIAN.
Sad Fate Of Frank E. Lewis, Son OF
Rev. J. Vaughn Lewis.

A dispatch was received today at the Indian
Once from the agent at Pine Ridge agency,
South Dakota, which stated that Frank Z.
Lewis, a teacher in the Indian school there.
was shot ~ he was leaving the school
house BY an Indian. TIE telegram
stated that the Indian who did the
shooting was dying Of consumption, but
he had expressed the dissemination 10 have
white man die with him. After the shooting
the Indian committed suicide. Mr.. Lewis was
the son Of Rev. DR.. J. Vaughn Lewis, who was
formerly rector Of ST. Johns Church in
this city. His father, who il q chap
lain In the army, received the
sad Intelligence while in this city on sick leave.
he notified his son George. who is living in
Omaha, and the latter started at once for Pine
Ridge. The remains will be brought 10 this
city and inferred in the family lot at Rock
Greek.
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RObberies ReDOrted.

H. T. A. Dismer Of PAL Pennsylvania avenue
reported to the police today thai German who
had stopped at his house for a week passed a
forged check Tor sl6 on him.--Mrs. W. H.
Shell, Fl Grant place, reports blue portiere
stolen last night--John H. Maple Of 108 B
street northwest, reports stolen from his vest
pocket while in q bar room on Maryland ave-
nue., between 18th and 18th streets northeast
yesterday silver watch and chain.-Henry
Phillips OF 936 22d street reports the theft Of
an overcoat IN the Hotel Arno yesterday
Robert Hoy. Sth and D streets, reports a pair
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A Cernau Victory.

CEDAR RAPIDS, April SIN the famous Ger
nau Scottish Rite case against the Grand Lodge
Of Iowa Judge Preston yesterday overruled a
motion Of the defense to throw the suit out of
court on the alleged ground that the court has
no jurisdiction in the matter, the Cernau Scot
fish Rite not being an incorporated body. The
Cernaus consider this decisive victory
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HIS BUSINESS INTERRUPTED.
An Alleged Policy Man Whose Place
Was Raided

Detective Block made raid on the alleged
policy headquarters of Frank Thompson, on
l. street near the Northern Liberty Market.
yesterday afternoon and arrested Thompson
as he was settling the books Of one
Of the writer's. Thompson was taken in Gus
tody as the alleged hacker and Edward King,
his clerk, was also arrested on charge OF pro-
noting the unlawful game. Thomas Bell and
Armstead Woodfork, colored men, were arrested
as writer's.
The officer secured all the paraphernalia in
the shop and today Mr.. Thompson complained
that heavy demands had been made on him
for hits, but he could not tell how the plays"
stood, because the officers had his books.
The defendants we're released on &7OO col
lateral and the cases will come up in the Police
Court Tuesday
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The Unlucky Steamer.

New YORK, April 5.-Up to this afternoon
the French steamer Panama, which ran ashore
at Jones Inlet, IL, early Thursday morning
has not been gotten off and the wind, by shift
ing TO the southwest today drove the vessel
further up ON the shore and it is now feared
that the steamer will 60 to pieces
The cargo, which is a perishabie one and
very valuable, it is feared will become loss if
not very considerably damaged.
Several tugs are at the scene Of the wreck
and every effort is being made to get the
staamer of
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The Emancipation Dsy Parade.

The various organizations from South WASH
ington which will participate in the emancipa-
ton day parade will form one Of the divisions
in the line. The marshal will be Asbury Jones'
J. X Evans will be the right aide, William
Thomas left aide and L. Johnson chief of staff
Carriages containing the officers will be in line
The officers are as follows: Lewis Wills, presi-
dent; A. h. Hall, sscretary; j. Gibson, treas
urer; samuel Brown, chairman of financial COM
mittee, and Rev. H. c. Robinson the grand
chaplain. The division will be headed BY the
Bowie (MdC Cornet band. The following
social clubs will be in line. Macedonia, Cow
boys, Diamond, Athletic, Rose Of Sharon, Har-
rison, Harrison and Morton Pioneers, Eastern
Star, Twilight Cadets and various organize
tions from Alexandria. Rev. II. C. Robinson
will deliver an Grafton at the First Baptist
Church In the evening.
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The Chicago Plumbers,

CHICAGO. April 5.-Yesterday developed little
that was new in the plumbers strike and the
most significant feature of the day was the
influx of plumbers from other cities. Strikers
and employers hold out with equal persistency.
The plumbing business throughout the city is
practically suspended.
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ALLEN. The remains Of OLIVER ALLEN viii 10
s sanS. ron vault Ms 1sss GeGstsrs for burial
BOND. On Thursday. April 3 $50, at her late rec
ldence, 3.5b eighth street southeast. Mns j. bOND
beloved vile Of r. d. Bond. IN the thirty third year u
funeral from st. Peters Church. Second ana c
streets outheast, Monday the 9TH O'clock
BhO m. eldest daughter OF Mrs. NJ. v. brown in tue
thlrty-eishth year oI her aga
funeral sunday. April o, at pm. from sos Nine
tsentL street northwest.
CARROLL. On April 4, 1890. at 8 O'Clock m Mira
MAY L. CAkRoI-L wife OF Josep q. CARROLL IN ths
nifty third year oi her age
from the residence OF her son. ChAs e. CAr.oll 3l2
s.. set southeast thence 70 81 Ieter's church where
COUNsELMAN. On Friday, April 4. 1890 NJ 4
O'Clock ,. M, Mrs. C. COUNCILMAN. aged seventy.
Funeral Sunday at 2 O'Clock pm from her sous
Residence ai ienleytown, DC.
utes past O'Clock an JGHN 4 DE "a VERNE I IN
the seventy NINTH year OF his age native OF Armenia
Funeral from late residence. No 4IU st north.
west SUNDAY, Aprli o. at pm tArmenis PAPERS
please copy.l 2s
HOLMES. On Friday, April 4. 1890. at 1905 D.
his a. tn. residence OF has dAuyhtsr. Mrs Jno
H. Pollard, l7Os twelfth street northwest
Church Vermont avenue northwest. Ia
JONES; A. snnnyside. Nd, April =, 1890. q, pm.
day, April d.
", ..
AM. RAJ MOND BEl.klE1, youngest chlld VI I'd n
aud Josephine A Mockabee.
God needed one more angel child
Amld his shining band.
And 50 lac bent with loylng snile
And clasped our dArlpg's hand
By HIS PAREsra
Funeral private.
OHARE. On saturday. April 5. 1890 q 2 80 q ~
PATRICK OHAhE, aged SIXTY yesrs
Funeral from his late Residence, SIC 18th street
northwest Monday April q 1890. 1t am. thence
W Matthews Church. where requiem high HAAS
will be said tor the repose Of hs soul kelAtivss and
friends are respectfully invited to attend
ROGERS On Saturday morning, April ), 1880.
MARY A ROGERS, IN the NIFTY seventh year Of bef
aye
Funeral will take place from Thomas r. Cannon d
Co.'S undertaking Iariors. NO. - ave.
northwest ON sunday, April d. 80 nm.
Friends invited ~ attend
SULLIVAN. On April 3 1880, ct Z. 30 q m
CHARLES L. SULLIVAN, beloved husband Of sAdie.
NJ her fathers residence. 1850 Thirty second strScs
northwest.
Funeral Sunday, April @. at 2 O'Clock p.m. from
Grace Church. thirty second street below Bridge.
Relatives and friends invited 20 attend
sYPHAx. The remains Of DOUGLASS sYPHAx
will DE Inferred Monday, April Z. 1870, 1T Hu 81
Graceland Cemetery. Friends invited attend .
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He Sold a Rented Bicycle,

A neatly dressed young man hired bicycle
at Geo. 8. Atwater's this morning and IL is
charged sold it soon sfterward to H. Truman
Cook for s25. The latter gave the young man
check ON the Traders Bank for the money,
and suspecting something wrong he caused the
arrest OF. the stranger before he could get the
check cashed When Policeman Hollinberger
arrested him he gave his name as Roderick
Campbell, and said that his home was in Pitts
burg. charge Of grand larceny was pre-
ferred against him and he was locked up for
hearing.
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Real Estate Matters.

Jane ID. Peterson has bought for e6,176 of
A. Diltz ct al. subs "a and 70, square 1855.
each 2076 feet front on Corcoran street
between 18th street and New Hampshire avenue
northwest
Messrs. Fish 4 Miller, real estate brokers
have sold for A. < Tingle i've lots on Oregon
avenue between 18th and 18th streets for
$3.50 cash. The lots front 80 feet on Oregon
avenue by n feet deep.
c. G. Thorn has bought for e4o,ooo Of J. p.
Ennis ct al part s. So 2s9-24 feet SII inches
by lis feet 81 inches on + street between l2th
and 18th streets northwest
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Ii You Have

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CONSUMPTION.
BRONCHITIS,
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COUGH or COLD.
THROAT AFFECTION,
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Or any Disease where the Throat and Lungs are In
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Relieved and Cured by
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PALATABLE AS MILK
Ask for Scott's Emulsion, and let no explanation or
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Dox,r GrvE U

The Of Ayers ssrssparillA One bottle may not
cure right OF" complaint Of years: persist until
cure is effected As general rule Improvement fol-
shortly after beginning the Of this medicine
With many people the eject Is Immediately notice
able; but constitutions less susceptible to
medicinal Influences than others. and the curative
process may. therefore such be less prompt
Perseverance in using this remedy IL sure Of reward
- last Sooner or later the most stubborn blood dis
49, yield to
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Sir Samuel,s Criticfsm.

LONDON, April Sir Samuel Baker, the
well-known African explorer, has written let
ter to the Times indicting the British govern
ment for its policy, which he declares has led
to the loss Of all the positions gained in Africa
by the enterprise Of individual Englishmen
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A Big Fire.

WATERFOWL, NY, April 5.-The business
section Of the village Of Theresa, NY, was en-
tirely destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
Sl5O, 200 to 900, 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-05

EASE YOUR COUGH by using DR. Jayne's Expec-
torant, a sure and helpful medicine for all throat
and lung ailments ana curative Tor asthma,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-05

Range of the THERMOMETERS Today.
The following were the readings at the sig.
nal Office today: Sam. A; p.ul. 81, maxi
mum, So: minimum, AZ
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Entirely Recovered.

Mr.. z. P. b Sands of this city, law partner
Of ex-Commissioner Miller, who recently had
narrow escape from drowning in West Virginia,
has received word from him that he has entirely
recovered from his injuries and IL now in the
mountains On horseback,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-05

Members Of the Metropolitan Baptist Church.
r street northwest. surprised their pastor, Rev.
Robert johnson, last night with . broadcloth
suit and . spring overcoat - an Easter
offering.
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AAkKlElt.


wELLs-wALTER. On sunday, March "a 1890,
at RocsNile, Md. by the hey. 4. AZ MlIpourpe.
ARR hIk l. EII-s To LILZlt MALlkR
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CoreHs SORE THROAT.

The highest medical authorities Of the world pre-
scrlbe and recommend the SODEN MINERAL PAS
TILES diseases of the Throat Chest and Lungs,
and also for Consumption
The SOden Mineral Pastilles and Waters proved
quite useful yyu claimed the for which
employ ed them, one Of gastric cAtarrh."
WM +. WAUGH
Prof of the Medico- Chiruryical College ct Phra
81 used the Soden Mineral Pastilles with excellent
results. Cheerfully recommend them for all Throat
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Supervising Physician 1T PhilA
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-05

In the cass OF Chaa g. Ball, charged with
embexxtehent from the u. q Express Com
psny, Mr.. w. A Cook today withdrew the
plea OF not guilty and hled motion 10
guam, which was overruled and the plea re-
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THE wAGE-woRkERs' ALLIANCE.
IL Proposes a System OF Banking BIZ
the United States.

BY request Senator Ingalls, today introduced
bill providing for a system of banking by the
United States proposed by the Wage Workers
Alliance. Ii provides for the establish
ment OF an executive department of
banking with secretary at its
head, whose salary shall be $4,000,
and four assistant secretaries, with salaries Of
$1,000 each. Az the department the banking
for the people shall be done free OF cost, s,-
cept such merely nominal fees as are necessary
TO pay expenses. Branches shall be estab-
lished at post Offices throughout the country
and maiHsained 81 long they are necessary
Loans shall be made security the interest
payable On the 3Ist of December every year.
Failure TO pay interest shall termi-
nate the loan, aud after the sale
of the security the excess over the loan, IL any,
shall be paid to the borrower. The money
necessary ~ transact the business of the de-
pariment shall ee furnished by the treasurer
OF the United States, aud IL shall be full legal
tender for all debts and dues within the United
States. The money shall be printed by hand
on siik-threaded paper at the Bureau Of
Engraving aud Printing IN the following de-
nominations; One, two, three and i've mills;
one, two, three and five cents; one, two, three
and hye dimes, one, two, three and i've
dollars; one, two, three and five eagles; one,
two, three and nye condos SlVO), and one two,
three and five talents 81 OOO)
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A SICK HEAD.

faint feeling bad taste in the mouth lack OF sppe
ute. despondency irritabilty all arise from dis
ordered stomach A little Carlsbad sprudel Salt will
these troubles and prevent thsm in the future
Be sure and secure only the genuine 10
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A Divorce Granted.

Judge Cox today made decree for divorce
in the case of Annie NJ. Isaacs agt Glenn W.
lsaacs. The charge desertion. Permission
Is granted complainant ~ resume her maiden
name of Israel
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The Cadets Want to Parade.

A delegation of five High School Cadets.
headed by Capt Grafton, made a round of
official calls this morning in an en-
deavOr to secure a place in the line
OF the military review to be held
next Friday in honor of the Pan-American dele
gates. They first went to see Mr. Wharton, as
slstant secretary Of state, who referred them to
the President: Then they made the journey
over to the White House, and finally succeeded
in getting an audience with the Chief Magis-
trate. He received them kindly, and after
hearing their request sent them over to the
Secretary Of War. They had no diff
Guilty in seeing Mr.. Proctor, who said
that he thought it would be a good scheme to
have the cadets in line, but that he was afraid
the. space was too small. He would consult
with Gen. Scho6eld IN regard to the matter.
and asked the boys to put their request in
writing, which they did. They have already
aeen Gen. Schofeld, who is quite willing that
they be given place in the line
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CURED Me.

presume my liver much out of order and the
blood impure consequence. feel that cannot too
highly recommend Ayers Sarsspsrils to any one
aftiicted Is I w.s."-MRs. n. A SMITH. Glover. VI
For years suffered from scrofuls and blood dis
The doctors prescriptions and several socaled
blood purifiers being of avail was at last advised
by friend to try Ayers sarsaparilla did 30. and
nov feel like q new man, being fully restored to
heaIth.--C " FRINK, DEBORAH. Iowa
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PREPARED Br
pRJ C AVER L CO., Lowell. Mass.
sold by Druggists. sl, six So. Worth 90 bottle
app
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, reported By special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, l4ly + street:
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A FTER DINNER TAKE ONE OF CARRIERS LIT
Atle Liver Pills and will be free from risinl
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-05

Mr.. L. +. Bergman, who was recently trans
ferred from the carrier force at the city post
Office to the clerical force of the free delivery
division, has been appointed one of. the
assistant superintendent OF that division.
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Baltimore Students Coming Here.

PrOf. Otis T. Mason, curator OF the United
States National Museum, will lecture to the
students in history and politics, Johns Hopkins
University, next Friday, and on the day follow
ing, says the Baltimore San, DR.. H. B. Adams,
associate professor Of history, will conduct a
party composed Of members Of the Historical
Seminary to Washington for the day. returning
early in the evening. In the National Museum
short lecture will be delivered By Prof. Thos
Wilson, curator Of the department. of arthro-
poioyy. Prof. Mason will also meet the party
and conduct them through his section OF the
building. After Waiting all Of the places Of
interest, not the least important to them being
the department libraries, Dr. Adams will take
his party home to repeat the same performance
this time next year.
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PREPARED 1T

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DUHITY AND wHOLKsOMENksS ARE THE
III physicians Enforcement II AnEosturs Bisgers
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III L FULTON. LOAN orT1cE. lels PA. AVE
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Broker in the District Money loaned on Wssche.
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