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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-30
,pAaKs From MArsB WIRES

Mr. Lorenzo Small Of Lisbon, died SUM-
day.
Col. J. T. Small of Lewiston &nd Miss
Maris +. Libby Of Richmond, were married
as Portland, Wednesday.
Nathan L. Woodbury. Of Knox, q farmer,
vas gored by bull which he was leading
to water, Monday. ard died from the ffscts
Wednesday.
Lewis Brewster, . Belfast farmer, msr-
ried. fell from a scsffold on to erindstone
broke several ribs snd injured his epine.
He will die.
Two Dexter pirls fyed revolver at two
would be gSllsn's Monday evening, The
boys wanted the girls arrested but toe
,ffiser told them to mind their own busi-
nesss.
William Apt of Robbinston made Q
sweeping plea of guilty to all charges made
against him by III. United States grand jury
for robbery # the mails at Rohbinstou, at
Portland, Wednesday.
Herbert Palmer, profs ssipg to be the scn
of George B. Pslner, known ss Heller tue
magician ia said to have swindied the New
Epslsnd Phonosraph Company and Bangor
people cut OF $500. BE has disappeared.
At q meeting OF the directors Of the Firs,
National Bank Of Portland, "Wednesday,
Vice President Robie vas unanimously
elected president of thas bank to fll vacancy
nccasioned by the death Of II ]. Libby,
Esq.
George Knight, man 10 years Of sge,
serving hfe tepter &c in the State Pfisor
at Thomssson, left the institution early
Tuesday morning Search -as at encs
made. He was found Tuesdsy evening
near Ssu'h Warren In the woods.
Notice 10 hereby given that the buoYs ID
the Kennebec and Back rivefr, Maine, have
been replaced for tie summer season, viii
the exception Of the bueys on the Nsrd
ard South lsdges, Back river. These vii
be replaced a. soon 80 possibIe By ordel
Of the L II Board. Frank Wiidss, com
mander, U. s. N. inspector lst L. H
district.
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SECRETARY FOSTER.
Iikn I Stltensnt CeacsraiD6
Tho GaTernn.lt Finances.
fhs lIaihbh lxslS h Ultls Sans
frsnlly IN al Right


NHw YoRx, April - Thu commercial
Advertiser puhiishes the following from
Washinst,n correspondent: Secretary
Foster, In talk With the Commercials car.
resp sndsnt today aboas the statement made
BY Director Mint Leach. concerning the
stzte government finarces wherein Mr..
Leach held that the government bad an
available cash balance Of some S350. .000,-
600 counting in the so-catled gold reserve
Of 800. 900 0C0 and about eSk 900 coo Of
silver purchased BY TIE issuance of legal
tender coin certificates. and ssid in sub
stance. II Euess he 10 about right in msia
should have stated ii . little differ
entity II | had been writing II myself.
I should have ssid come Of The $3.50 900, :
600 Of available cash might bs fssarded ~
tfust funds. l, would BE- correct to ray
there 10 about e70, 900 900 Of urqaestion-
ably available cash. against which no GER
tificates have been issued. Az to the
sl00. .000. 900 gold reserve II ID held against
$50 GOO. COO in greenbacks to make the
credit Of the government impre enable.
No one would be able to get tfgetber
enough greenbacks to take all the goli out
Of the treasury, therefore they do not take
any. These notes outstandiag are legal
tenoef, ana the government can ana would
use this gold reserve fund II II needed TO
on . pinch. Il should therefore appear in
the debt statement % available cash.
l don't regard the silver purchased under
the new act, sgainst which cola certificates
are issued, ss available cash that may be
used By the government ct any time. The
certificates which are issued against that 10
in nature Of trust, bu. the profits on silver
purchases, which amount to thessum Of
o. 000, ,000. may be used. l am in . differ
ent position from my predecessors, who
had large surplus. presume that dar.
ing May and June the extraordinary ex-
penditufe for pensions coming in June will
be probably $4,000. 600 larger than last
year. Al to the redemption Of "A psr cent.
bonds. an thinking Of trying to substitute
2 per cents for them, ~ Mr.. Window pro-
posed, IL 1t can be done."
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The B.h,ies Sea Controversy.

WASHINGTON, April 29.- Secretary
Foster denies that there had been any con
clusiou Of negotiations between the United
Ststes and Great Britaio with regsrd to the
sealing operations in Behfiug Sea during
the coming season.
II DO DOT say" he added, that an ar.
ran cement Of some sort may not be feache d
between the two govern msrts, but OF that
can take no official cogoizsnce till it comes
sm here to execute the law ~ il stands,
without reference to the diplomatic opera.
tons of the s. tie Department Our vessels
are under orders TO sail on the 18th Of
May, which, you see, is very near
st haud, 50 tina. any cnange in
The programme mn.t be made coon or it
will b. too late. Mr.. J. Stanley Brown,
who will go to Alasks as government ex-
pert to report On the condition of the seal
ing industry and the habits Of the ami ais,
10 liking bis preparations 10 start, sud the
new agent who is 10 replace Mr.. Cot in the
duty of keeping watch on the work Of the
contractors, has been selected, although the
appointment has not yet been formally su-
nouoced."
"How large discretion will be vested In
the new sgeat?'
"a very broad one; indeed, 1t will rest
with him to decide whether the contractors
are keeping within the terms OF their agree
mert with the government as to the sizes Of
he animals killed. He will be authorized
also to protect the aerests Of the govern
menr in the matter OF the number to be
killed. II in his judgment the full maxi
mum catch ought uot TO be allowed il viii
not be"
"Hsve you Axsd = maximum number2"
1--WE have, but am not prepared to say
yet what il is "
"on tns point the new agent will be very
emphaticaliy instructed. No matter how
far short Of their expe cted catch the con-
tractors may cJme or how far within the
limit set as = max mum, they must not be
allowed to kill q single seal under the spec
ia ID s;za -
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The Chios.mausa Nationa, Park.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, April 20 -Ex-
Congressman Judson c. Clements. who va.
sppointei by Secretary OF War Proctor TO
BE- commissioner to examine titles aud ne
gotiate for lands in Chickamsyga Park
Reservation, said Monday:
Il have 80 far signed age ements to take
about one thoussad three hundred OF one
thoussnd four hundred acfes. fnd that
many Of the opners OF land are away, and
some live in other states. mostly in Ten
neesee, however. The idea has been To
allow the land owners to continue living On
their farms Id the reservation subject to
rules OF the war department, which are not
burdensome, bus q, far, I believe, few if
any will accept this proposition.
AS IL WORK on the park, it 10 diff icul: to
say when is viii begin. l shall be abls. /
think, to coDplete my negotiations BY fall
or, at least, the greater part Of them. The
fl;ss work 70 be done viii be the clearing
cat of the underground, leaving the larger
trees Standing. RoAds, drives and wAI4s
will then be laid out. Next the observation
towers wall be cJnsuu3.es. Tablets of
cast iron, showing the positions of the vari-
Gus Commands and places Of interest, &c
will be srt ed
In answer 70 queetion now fhe battie-
Geld appeared At present, Mr.. Clements
said: "WeIl. most Of the relics Of the
terrific slruggle are still to be seen. The
relic huntefs, however, have done much in
the last nve or ten Yesrs, and have cut down
many of the trees. The Law prohibiting
the removal of relies add the fear u prose-
cution from the ospers OF thes lasds have
done much to stop The dssecrst.on. But The
battlefield has chseged much ia appearances
siree FIRST possed over IL In 1863. The
foress then locked - If . cyclone had
swept through il. Many Of the trees which
then stood dead, filed with grape, canister
and mimic balls, have since fallen"
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Tns Diss De Bar cniIdssn.

NEW YoRK, April 29.-"Gen." JOSEPH
II. Diss De Bar, whose royal consort, the
spook priestess, recently announced her
intention Of getting oh the earth. made m
effort before Judge O'Biien In Supreme
Court, Chambers, yesterday to get Mr..
Gerry to tell what his society had done with
she two girls caring the rama Of Diss De
Bar John D. Toe nse1d sppearsd for the
plsi1tih, and in the course Of his Argument
be said that both he and Eibridge r. Gerry
had friends whose marital relations were
quite - irregular - were ihJse Of the
'.Genersr and the Princess Edishs Lolita .
Mr. Gerry for the soetety Indignantly denied
having each friends, ssying that Mr.. Town
send was authorized to spssk for himself
oniy. HIS society, Mr. Gerry said, vas
nov engaged in pulling the wool over the
eyes Of the managers Of the ipssisution "a
in which the children we're confined By
concealins che real names Of the little un.
Mfsunates. II the managers knew who
they really we're they would not be per.
mistsd TO repain there. Judss O'Bfien
fessfvtd hi5decisiou-
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zIs pARrnHz DzrAuLrsD,
Aud He Bfirss Suit to Rso ,vsg sumo
Advsuosd BY Him.

NEW YoHx April 20 The suit bfough,
by Charles s Holmes in the Supreme
Court ,hows that Arthur C. Gilman, .
member Of the firm Of J. II. Lsrsbse 3 Co.,
tea merchants. who died suddenly ct Flush
ing, L L., December 18th, was dsfaul.ef
10 the firm in the cum Of e222 1884. Gil
nan was Insured for e56 600, and the poll
cies are held by J. h. Lsrabes. fhe
widow demanded these policies. which
the Arm Defueed 70 give up on the
ground thft the premiums we're paid
vi.h money stolen from the Arm
Uadef sgrs ement Of the claimants, the
money vas collected by trustee, who
holds Il pending the decision In the matter.
Mr.. Holmes, ~ q partner Of the firm,
brirgs suit fer CSC, 600. lie lives in Gin.
cinnsti and claims that be advanced $40 :
COO to meet the loss csused BY Gilman.
Gilman was employed By the Arm In 1879
ss % week. and was room made partner
without advancing any capital. Whist he
did with the stealinss does not appssI.
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Exca.h,sr psrc,v.l Not 30 Well.

AUBURN, April 29.-The accounts of
Mr.. Percivsls condition are not quite 90
encouraging todsy. BE is Stat on his
back" as the phrase goes. and il 10 deemed
Advisable to keep hszn IS quiet - possible
ibis is not the rssr& of has wound. which
Goes not seriously Effect him for the pres
ens, bu5 of bis earlier throat trouble. He
is spiitlng mp some blood which comes from
the luug,, not very encouraging symptom.
[. is clear that it vas the strain Ut business
and the xigeIcies of the situation that had
he pt him up The past few weeAs. Nov
that the Strain Is gone the reaction Of course
IS all the gre ater. Still if 10 further COM
phcAriuns arise il 10 hoped that he will grad
uAlly regain his strength with the rest ard
car. full ire atme Mt he is receiving. There
is nothing new to report regarding bank
sffsits TO-DAY. Bank Examiner Parker has
rot b. en- st the bauk since yesterday, when
se stated that he would not get through
until tue eud Of this week.
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Y. n. c. A. as Houlton.
I Spe cial to the KENsEBEc JOURNAL

OptCFAt W tut NENNEBEC JOUhNAL
HoULrOS, April 2S.-The organization
OF the Houlton Young Mems Christian As
sociation was completed tonight and the
folio sing officers elected: President,
Frank L. Cook; vics president, james
Archibald; secretary and treasurer, Chss.
II. Foeg; executive committee, Frank L.
Cook and Chss. II. Fogg, ex efficio. Arthur
NJ. Thomss. Frank Carson, Chss ID. Mef.
fi,t, Ranseefd w. Shaw, and Geo. Bull.
The new rooms in Times block will soon
be occupied and everything will be
in good running order. A pre-
limieary organization, looking IS this
end, has been in operation several months,
and the desired result has been accom-
plished much sooner than was anticipated.
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"Ffspchy No. 2" ATsstsd ~ Hsw
York.

JERSEY CI1Y, NJ j.. April 29.-Today
the police of this city arrested man sup
posed to be Al Gerlan, sailor. and took
him TO police headquarters, where he was
identified as "Frenchy No. g." He is q
boss cattle driver on tramp cas le ships ard
wss arrested in London, Eoeland, and i'm
prisoned several weeks. The authorities
there. however, were uaable to identify
him o. Jack the Ripper. He 10 cousin Of
the man arrested in New York and known
as "Frency No. 2"
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AUaosA, ILL.,, April 20. When the Rev.
Mr.. Shustef, pastor Of the Dubs faction Of
the German Evangelical church. vent 10
ascend the pulpit steps Sunday he found
the pulpit occupied and be vas gently but
firmly put down and informed that b. couId
not preach there. This wss mansuvfs o.
the Esher faction, which recently ebtainsd
control Of the board Ut tfustees, and nov
intends 10 ges full possession Of The church.
The plan OF campaisn Is for one o. more
representatives. eof the faction 70 goto tbs
church about ~ soon - Il 10 light On San.
day morning and occupy the pulpit againss
aii comers until church time. The Dube
ms mbers are studying out sons plan to
cifcumvent this move.
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CHICAGO IlREM.
'0ld Hatch" Rlnasd 10 b h
PinalcIil Dl1culies
Psssohy. No. 2. Assssesd q New Yesk
ON aaspscioa q Murder.

CHICAGO. April 70 -Ths break in prices
Of grsias on the Board Of Trade this morn
ing caused BY fnmoFs. placed B. r. Hutch
iason. the veteran speculstoy. lin haancial
trouble. No facts in evidence given BY
those who talksd Of the matter. though II is
c,mmon fepeRt that he lately lost heavily
10 both wheat and corn. Mr.. Hutchinson
vas not to be found upon tie hscf Of the
Exchange, and nothing could b. learned =
70 the real eisuasinn Ia bis s6xifs. The
early fiany il the market soon died
away. Later fumcYs spfsd to the
thect thAt Mr.. Hutchinson 10 missing.
ItQuiry OF Vice PFesidens Haviil Of the
Corn Exchange National Bank, brought .
confirmation Of ths yumof. He ssi | none
Of Mr.. Hu.chinson's family had seen him
since yesterday afternoon when the board
closed. The actual condition Of Mr.. Hutch
inson's affairs 10 not known, though il 10
understood that nearly all his trades on the
board are closed ont. A private
dispatch from Milwaukee says that
all Of his deals there are closed
Whatever may be his financial condition. il
il not believed anyone will lose anything
through him. % his family. It 10 confidently
expected, will see them paid II necessary.
Later-The last seen Of Mr.. Hutchio son
was aoout o'clock last evening. He -
10 dfioking place with . friend and re-
marked to him ., he left the place: "This
is the Isst ,one you will ever see me alive.' y
The remark vas dismissed % joke at the
time.
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\ sociation ersndiDg.

Hts Baltimore. s2; Washington 20 Errors
Baltimore, 4; Washington, s. Townsend and
Cunningham; Mcclure. Carsey and Hatfield.
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Dana Sarsaparilla Co., Belfast, Ne.
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Germany viii b Rspsssented at ~
Wosld's Eaiy

BnRLls. April 3e.--rhs Bundssrath has
were submis,ed 10 that body % Saturday,
lest, authorising tt~ acceptance o. The
Uni,ed Ssalss invitation TO taks part n
Chicago 10 the Wofid's Fair, and providing
for the appointment Of - imperial con-
missioner 70 supervise the 0sfnAan exhiolb
and for the grant Of an appropriation fce
an effective organix alton Of the German
department Of the fair.
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New Hampshiss Quasiymsn's Dc
mapds on their Bmpioysss.

Coxcoap. N. H. April 2s.-Membsss
Of the local branch Of the Qaaffymen's
Union made the following demsnds on oil
concerns quafFyins granite 10 Concord:
Beginning May Let. nine hsuss shall oonssi-
tute . days work and eight houSs on
Saturday; the minimum daily pay Of
qusrrymen 20 80 cents IN hour; powder
men II 7,9 cents, engineers 25 cents, stssm
driilers 27 cents; bi-weekly paydays, pay
menis during working hours, wages 70 be
paid within three hours Of the disohasGe Of
. workman. In the Supreme Couft this
afternoon, CHARLES Woolridge, for being
accessory 70 the shooting Of Hefbsrs L.
Cross Of Penscook. wss sentenced to ysaf
and one day In prison.
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KsEIsAU, April 7o.-The fsmsins sf The
iate Field Nafshal Cssns Won Melsks
rsscbsd hsfe today ssd wss eenvsysd fsem
he railroad ssatioa to ths Msssolsua ~ a.
ncsfs and cuifasssuSs, ths pFocsssioA bsine
hsaisd BY General Lesipsk, Dishep
Eopp apd tho civil anthesitiss of Kseisal.
rhs Touts ths procession Tie followed was
iinsd With nsahsss Of ~ ci1sssat vee-
s1sns' and oid soldisrs' asseciafieas. Rae.
soe 0suedits delivered she ora,ien q ~
grave f1e. Ths osfen1bniss were eeeslD1e3
vi1h q onlheu.
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Augustus 8. Libby Gets $s55s ifcm
Msioe Central.

PORTLAND, April 29.-The case OF Au.
sustus =. Libby W. the Maine Central Rail-
road has been en trial for tha past week.
The plaintiff was mail agent ea the traia
that met with the accident at Crowells
brock ia oakland, June TO-, 1889, when
after 8 storm the train went into washout.
The plaintiff breks fise ribs., his nose WAS
broken, one lung punctufed by broken
rib AID bis spine il jused. from the results
Of v hich he claims 70 be still suheficg
He canned damages to the amount Of
$40 0G0 1t was claimed that the calsert
was defective in construction. The jury
this mor1ing returned . verdict for the
plaintiff for S9558 damages.
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IpjurY at Fairfield.

FAIRFIELD, April 20 will Crawford,
At work in the mill Of s. A. .Nye & Co.,
was probably fatally injured by the starting
Of saw while be was attempting to fix it
Three ribs and the collar bone were broken.
hts bead severely cut and internal injuries
are feared.
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FosnloH Ho.ns.

A San Francisco special says Honolulu
advices report that Minister Carter has re-
sisned from the cabinct and that the people
are clamorine for . republic. II 10 sald
that the life Of the Queen Is In danger.
Tho attempted suicide by drowning Of IN
English lady st Monte Carlo causes much
excitement.
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'.0id Hutch's", Liabilities Placed BE-
tween Two and Three Million.

r. P. Hutchinson. "Old HUTCH" the
veteran wheat speculasor. has been missing
since last evening, He bought ticket to
Florida and is supp osed to have left the
city. His sor, Charles L. Hutchinson,
president Of the Corn Exchange Bank, says
his father has been mentally unsound for
two years. A few months ago il was re-
ported that Mr.. Hutchinson's fortune WAS
almost entirely dissipated 10 speculation.
At that time 3 number Of Mr.. Hutchinson's
friends md his son tried to induce the old
gentlemen to give up speculation and lead
g quiet life, but met With no success. Mr..
Hutchinson's liabilities are placed from
81, ,0O0, 600 to S3 600 900. His friends are
satisfied that his Assess will more thsn meet
the obligations.
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AtNew Havsn-New Haven, Is; Troy. 4.
At Providence-Providence, 8; LebA-
non, Z.
Al Rochester = Rochester, ls; Syra-
cuse, !.
At BufAlo-Bufaio, II; Albany, 6,
At Boston-HafvaTd, l3; Williams, o.
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Murdered Yivs ol He rsniIy end
Committed Suicide.

PEsrM, April 99.-A man employed IN
the postcfiice here, seised with . honiei.
dAl ffensy, today murdered HE wife.
drowned himself iu the Danube.
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Postlasd. 81. Colby. 2.

PosTLAsp, April 2s.-The Portlards
beat the Colby nine WITHOUT Effort. Score
By innings:
p t,ant, Isl
1 bv o. 0 o o.
&. coiby 49, Battert s-Ptrtiapd. Darby and
w, bstef, Colby, v hitnan, Parsons and Foster.
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rive Hundred People Rendered Hoaie.
lees BY Fire.

LONDON. April 39.-A hre this aftssncoa
at the village near 6windon. Wiltsbifs.
rendered 500 people homeless.
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Read This, Ye Sceptics!

GEo. w. BorLTER, of Belfast, Me-,
Tor three years member of tire city
government, and also member of Thos.
III. Marshall Post, No. AZ, G. A. r., is
well and faeorably known as IL thor
oughly reliable man. He says under
date of March "a, lS90:--
81 For some years / have been afflicted
with DysPepsia, Bitioasaess, Muscular
Rheugsatssm and Lamsaess across KID
aeys Added to all this, was, for two
years, daily attacked with "a
deathly sickness at pit of stOm-
ach, followed by a eopious flow of water
from my mouth; then would vomit,
which would relieve me for the tirae, only
TO be repeated The next day. | commenced
taking DANA'S SARSAPARiLLA, and
before | had taken one bottle the dea.hly
sickness departed; and for over four
months ! have not had the slightest symp-
tom of return My STOMACH FEELS AS
WELL AS EyEg IN MY LIFE. My Bilious
NESS IS ALL GONE, and my bowels are regu-
lar. Mr DYSPEPSIA Is THING OF THE
past, AVID / CAS- EAT ANY KIND OF room
AND DIGEST IT.
My wife has also taken DANA'S SAR-
SApARfLLA for Biliousness ard Neural
gia, and has been helped by it more than
by any other medicine she ever took.
consider it a ironderfat remedy"
1t does what we claim or costs
you nothing. Could we make
you a fairer offer? Try a
bottle now,
Dana Sarsaparilla Co., Belfast, Ne.
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:fat SaIs m to YsS.
FOB SALE.

number Of desirable rcsfd snces 10 Ausssts.
..e.. varying In prioa from o45O 10 Us,o0U; ~
sryer&i 10 70 is scre p,sces in the ssbu' be
shis city; two s.osy horse and lot In Lewisfos,
de A namScf Of arms H. Aep 4titeo oovniy
yir-ins ir price f-on et3sso 70 etaeS. Houses
Aaa tuEaa.Lls 70 iet- b ", y MA a1gsB, A.
sorrs- sryps-s Msirs ssrf@Ss
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M.QURRH NATALIE
Hlll YIsld u Pf(nlIo ul
Lana S4Ih.


BsIslAss. April s9.--xx.Qaeea
Nathalie Of Ssrvia inlsRned the sseeaas
hat che viii yield b Ne peesecssions thsy
brought I, beaf upon hsf tnd viii sbestly
leave Sefvia.
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Toaoxfo. April z3.-Wn. O'CouneY
eablsd Sssnbssy In AustralIa, Offering to
row him on any course Ia Amsfica fof
$500 side, snd atio = hin 600 for sx.