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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH

There was light frost In winst.d Conn. on Monday
Stead.
The office OF chief Of the appointment division Of the
been rendered TO Gen Daniel McCaulsy OF Indiana
specal from Paris. KY says that the wife OF Capt.
J. H. bradshaw n prominent citizen. drowned herself
~ one foot o. water IN htoneI Creek yesterday She
tied stone In her apron 10 hold herself down.
T. d. horgan's Gl0rnna went OH the dry dock At tho
Old Marine Railway Fast Providence. on Monday for
cleansing She will be on three or four DAYS
and will he succeeded thereon ny the Bsdouin
Four convcts in the military prison at Fort Isavsn
worth escaped on MONDAY morning by tunnein under
the east wall " the prison Among the four was tho
baseball pitcher Lucas who made his third successful
attempt to escape since his incarceration sohs months
ago.
The United States enter Levi Woodbury. 10 patroing
the waters az campo belo where the CAnsdian cruiser
Dream seized six American nshing boats some days
ago. In consequence OF tho Woodbnry's presence,
Maine hsheImen are said to DO openly catching nsh
within the Canadian lines
Secretary Foster doe. pot fully agree with snperin.
Labor law does not prohibit the nportstio OF skilled
lAb0rers for enpoy IN I'm plato factories He has
sublset and VIII make II public 70 day.
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They VIII Lend Umbrellas.

The United States Umbrella Providing Com
rany whose prospectus was published In THE
Sun short time ago. filed articles Of incor-
poration yesterday In the Hudson county
Clerks office In Jersey City. The object OF the
company is to loan umbrellas to subscribers
nj moderate cost on n plan similar to that In
vogue in some OF the theatres for the ioaninR
the subscriber can take the umbrella With him
wherever he goes. and he is responsible for It's
at 500 each. The incorporators are Louis
Cohen. Samuel Ramesfelder. EMIL Weiger
George H. W,ehtg s and samuel u 81, Baum The
cities in the United States. subscriber can
go to any office of the company present his
Is a travelling man he can got an umbrella In
Jersey City and turn II In 10 the compauy's
office In Chicago II he has no further use for It.
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kTRwAy JUMPS HIS BAIL.
In No Hurry to be Tried for the Alleged
Assault on Mrs. Allan.

In No Hurry to he Tried for tho Alleged
Assault Mrs. Allan.
John T. Kirwan. the real estate dealer Of 400
West Fifty-flrst street. indicted for attempting
to assault Mrs Mary Allan on Mny IA. did not
respond when his name was called In General
Sessions yesterday. Recorder Smyth declared
his bail forfeited. and a bench warrant was
issued for his arrest. Kirwan's partner. James
K Corbitt. wns on his bond for $4,000. Mr.
Moss. OF Howe & Hummel's Office, retained to
defend Kitwan said that he could not account
for his clients failure to apr ear In court OK
cept by supr osing that his wife was sick. Kir-
vans absence astonished Mr. Moss extremely
MIR. Noes. however. was not In court when
the case was called. although he was aware OF
tho day set for tho trial. There was no answer
when the crier called the case. and the Re-
corder asked II there werc any reason why the
bail should not be declared forfeited. kirwan
ia accused OF sssaultinR Mrs Allan at 449
West Tyenss ;r:t street when be- e. visited her =,
an advertfseEhsht which stated that the house
Assistant District Attorney Mcintyre. who
has charge OF the case for the people, said yes
terday that It was not the first scrape OF the
With WITH one Edward Murphy then q 500 Eleventh
avenue. he was indicted by the Grand Jury 39
SSS u af Hswks Of SS
street. The case went TO trial on Feb. 4. 1850.
and was removed to New Jersey, where the
along for some time. and inter several ad-
journments the Indictment WINS dismissed on
the ground that q Jury should not be asked to
convict on the unsupported testimony OF q girl
OF doubtful character.
ponement Of his trial on the plea that Ktrwan
could not leave his wife's. sick he'd. It was
Thirty .hrst street. last night. that the missing
Nuns wife WINS still at home. but III from
house nlI knowledge Of Kirwans Whereabouts.
Mr.. Allsn. who came from the South to be
present at the trial. expressed himself
Some man who refused to give his name"
he said. brought mo warning on Sunday
night that Kirwan was about TO skip out
After Kirwan's failure to appear this after.
noon. " nt to see his partner. Gorbi,t. about
it. Corbitt had a lot OF palayer and was gem
erous enough in getting II OIL te sald that he
hadn't seen him. he said. since Saturday at 8
p. NJ told him that he was liar; he said
that the matter might be settled II was
wfllin0b
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HAS INDIANA BEEN CHEATED ?
Alleged Rascality In the Disbursement OF
the State's Direct Tax Fund.

tho States Direct Tax Fund.
INDIANAPOLIS July 2s.-Gov. Hovey recently
sent his agent. John W. Coons. to Washington
to look after the $4,000 due the State In re-
payment OF direct war tax. II half is true that
Is reported. the agent has discovered much
unmitigated rascality or idiotic bookkeeping
in Washington departments undor Republican
management.
In digging among the Washington docu-
ments Coons unearthed tho fact that $780, coo
is due the State tho greater part Of which. he
says. the Government has given its assur-
ances to repay.
This afternoon Mr.. Coons and the Govern
or went through the report. which is about
300 pages. and 1t will probably be made public
Tomorrow. The controversy. upon which his
was pr"voked BY John s. Williams. then thiid
aud auditor Of the Treasury, who discovered about
There we're ioani i' variants amoun tH to
$4,000. which Included vouchers duplicated
as often as four times: raised vouchers and
some, OF the most prominent. persons
Of q,,sSs ~ physsina
tain. but who the bcnetlciaries OF this vnst
ceived by the State. is not known.
private authority SAYS that the visit Of Coons
has the e to O9k1G
will undoubtedly be found.
Inc Government seems satisfied that In.
her name Gov Hovey was asked II It was
true that the real balance due tho State was
100000. and he REPLIED:
ac,ly. but 1t il an enormous one II the claims
oftlc State for war tax. interest and national
Void not be sse lag 6e in total
Coons refused to talk.
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LORD OSCAR HALDON MISSING.
NysterIOusly Disappeared from Boston
Hotel Where He Was Stopping.

MysterIou.Iy Disappeared from Boston
Hotel Where He Was Stopping.
Boston. July 2s.-On Tuesday. July 81. there
came to the Hotel Thorndke In this city. Lord
Oscar Haldon OF England. accom- psnied by his
sister, who. although registering as from New
York. ia known to have been In this country
but a short time. The next day the couple
went to Magnolia to pass tho summer. and on
the following Sunday Lord Haldon, myst erious.
~ disappeared from the hotel where he had
been stopping
of him. 1t was learned. however. that on Sun
day he made his appearance at tile ThorndiEe.
whore he remained but a few hours, but dur
Ing which time he borrowed sum Of mohey
that time that he was being sought for by his
sister; He lett his maghitce9t gold watch as
the hotel ~ ,unceremoniously as he, had come.
Since that time no trace OF linn has been found.
Detectives have been employed to search for
II is said by his sis, or that he has been subject
to fita OF melancholy. and at times has acted
strangely. There Is no known reason for his
fudden departure. he 10 reputed to be very
the pee age book OF England.
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Rockaway Beach was visited yesterday by o
sovore thunder sluall from the southwest. A
sailboat which tried to make landing IN the
surf lost mast and sails under the iron
pier. The occupants. ,Rontleman and
men who cut q hole In the flooring OF the
pier and pulled them up. The party was from
The elevated carousal Just east OF tho Sea
Side bathing. pavilion was blown entirely
from its foundation. The wooden pavilion on
leaving nothing but q few loose boards. The
incoming tide washed the lumber and debris
and every one there thought from the amount
Of lumber that a vessel had been wrecked.
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The Weather.

A general depression without Q definite storm centre
tho entire northern part OF the countryyss
terday reaching from Montana to Nova Scotia with
sutry and showery weather. Showers fell In every
State bordering the lakes and Pennsylvania New
York. New Jersey. and Maryland. A. well - on the
souh Atlantic and Gulf coasts and In ths lower Aisss
sippi Valley The rainfall averaged about half an inoh.
There hoavy showertn this city In the morning.
caused by the inrushing Of cool upper current Of air.
which lowered the temperature from 7s' 70 CSC in ten
minutes In tho minutes between ll:%s and li:o3
A. NJ. 42.oN OF inch Of rain fell. Seventy eight do.
grees highest for tho day ana 90 the lowest;
humidity averaged 50 per cent wind south, With Light
fog in the morning.
warm wave covered the Northwest, running the
temperature Of Montona up 49, which the tenn
psrature Texas; also IN all the 6tatsA
except In New Eugrnd.
Tho Thermometer at Psrrys pharmacy in TIE sus
building ed tho YESTERDAY ~ folovps
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A DOCTORS SORRY PLIGHE
Both His Home and Good Name Gone. and
Two Others Made Wretched.

Two Othere Mude "retcneu.
HUNTINGTON. July 2s-Mrs. Carrie Turner.
the vile OF DIR. Thomas 8. Turner. the we'll
known practising physician OF this village. has
filed q complaint with the County Clerk at
Riverhead for absolute divorce. The GORE
spondent is the wife OF John McBrian. butch
or Of this village. The papers In the case were
served on the defendant on Saturday. William
Willard Baylis. counsel for Mrs. Turner. has
obtained from Judge Cullen an order reuuir-
ing Turner to pay alimony and counsel fees.
Pending the payment Of this an Injunction has
been placed on all moneys held by the Hun
ttngton Bank and Atlantic Trust Company. re-
strnning them from making any payments to
Turner. An injunction has also been placed
upon the funds which Dr. swords was to have
pnid Turner for his practice.
few days ago the Doctor sold his practice
and disposed OF his household goods. and then
Mrs Turner decided to commence q suit for an
absolute divorce. 1t is understood that both
the doctor and Mrs. McBrien made q con es-
sion OF their guilt to Mrs. Turner. and agreed
not to meot each other any more.
consultation was held Inst evening between
the lawyers on both sides. The Doctors money
was all locked m. and he was anxious to get
away 10 he paid his wife 5000 In cash. End the
Injunction was released to-day. DR.. Turner
will lenyo Huntington Mt once. but the divorce
proceedings will DO continued.
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PRETTY AND WAYWARD,
She Had at Least Learned to Use bad
Language ut Coney Island.

She Had at Least Learned to Cse bad
Language at Coney Island.
Sixteeu-year-o Mary Duncan. the daughter
OF John Duncan OF Twenty Nth street, near
Fifth avenue. Brooklyn was recently committed
to the House OF the Good shepard. Mary Is q
very pretty girl and has had numerous ad-
mirrors. The direct cause of tho incarceration
in tho reformatory institution was the absent
ing herself from homo one night and tho dis
covery by her father that she had passed the
night at Coney Island. few days ago
9 young man named Stokes called on Lawyer
j. T. Molloy and requested him to have the
girl released from the House II the Good Shep-
herd, SO that be might marry her, He repres-
ented hims elf as - tin roofer. and said that he
loved the girl SINCERELY. and would take good
the cGmmltmont papers. and yesterday he had
Miss Duncan before judge Van Myck In the
the request Of the Distric, Attorney the hear
teryiew with her parents IN the court room.
Hnd her language provoked the remark from
further detenttT2n In the Institn,ion would do
appearance during the proceedings.
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BISSELL AGAIN BEATEN
He Called q Meeting to Denounce Sheehan
and It Endorsed Him.

BUFFALO. July 2S.-The Bissell mon last
night called meeting OF the Democrats Of the
Twenty.flrst ward. Resolutions denounctng
William +. Sheehan were drawn up and fur
nished to the press In advance. as 1t was
thought that they would be passed without
opposition. Mr.. Bissell sent dozen OF his
able lieutenants to make tho affair bowling
success. The carefully drawn resolutions are
still tho private property of Mr.. BisselL Tho
meeting adopted q resolution endorsing Mr.
Sheehan, the resolution being introduced by
Matthew Rohr. a German-American citizen,
who stands ~ high IN the respect Of the COM
munity as any man in Buffalo. and who was
once an editor OF the Voks Freund.
A Meeting OF the Cleveland Democracy has
been called for, tomorrow night to enter pro.
convention When tho smoke OF battle clears
away Sheehan will be victor or all the polit-
icai prophets will have lost their reputation.
Sheehan's strength in the club Is greater than
6Omo BuDpOS0.
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BoYcoz11Na NOW ON BOTH SIDES
The Young Women or Tenville Say They
Can Get Along without It's Young Men.

The Young Women or Tenville Say They
Can Get Along Without It's Young Men.
ATLANTA. July 2s.-The young women OF
Tenville hold a meeting last night and nc.
cepted the boycott declared by the young mon
of the place at a meeting on Saturday night.
Tenvillc Is a village OF about 800 inhabitants
In South Georgia. About ten days ago one Of
the town beaux. who had made a boast that he
could call upon any young woman at will. be-
cause they were all 80 anxious to see
he had invited to n party thnt she had a pro-
vIous eneaeement. She appe9red at the en-
Tho rejected benu gained the sympathy Of
the young men Of the town. The meeting, OF
lions were passed boycottine the young woman
and all sympathizers was OF such a character
that the young ladies. at meeting last night.
took a list Of the Young mon and scratched them
Off OF their list Of Acqunlntances. The result Is
that newcomers In town arc In clover, while the
native boys arc sitting around the shade trees
plotting revenge.
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BUFFALO BOYS ON A LARK.
A Little too Much Wine with Their Din.
ner. That's All.

A Little too Much Vino with Their Din.
ner, That's ALL
Richard A. Warren. 90 years old. clerk. and
Thomas D. Phillips. aged 49, dentist, both Of
whom live in Buffalo. came to New York a day
or two ago TO see the town. They put up at
the Hotel Imperial
They went to Plavano's restaurant In East
Twenty-third street last night. and drank q
good deal Of wine with their dinner. Mrs.
Plavano. the wife OF the proprietor was set
ting ut one OF the tables with q friend. and the
bnna1o ooys starS1 II ner as ahey Whk tb 10
abruptly and leaned over and ATT eInpted to kiss
her. Other guests slapped his face. and DO.
West Thirtieth street station. Phillips was in
tears whom ne reached there.
He pulled paper from his pocket and hand
ed 1t to Sergeant Lane Just before he was
taken to a cell.
Please take good care Of that" he said
Sergeant Lane opened It and found that 1t was
Phillips marriage certificate.
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Drowned When He Tried to Wash HIS
Hands.

RosLYN. July 2s.-GeorRe Smith. aged 90. a
resident Of Glen Head. was drowned in Glen
wood Harbor last night. He had been out
fishing. and had Just anchored his boat pre-
paratory TO going ashore STOPPING over the
headlong into the water and had disappeared
before assste nce could reach him. The body
was recovered this morning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-29
JunketinE Trip TO bermuda OF the senate
Naval Committee.

WASHINGTON. July Ex-senator Cameron,
who is In Washington. has issued call for
Affairs. to be held In New York during the first
week In August A rowing commission was
given the committee at the last session. and
they have already. enjoyed rne or two little
junketne trips: Next month they propose
purpose Of looking into the work OF the c0n-
struction Of the English cable at her Maiesty's
coallhg station. Other points will be visited
BY the committee. and in september a sub
committee will go 70 Puget Sound 10 look at
dock authorized by the last session OF Congress.
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IN UNPROFITABLE CUSTOMER.
He Buys Fifty Cents Worth OF Cigars and
tseta n Mans ShOp Anrc.

At $40 yesterday morning a man laid dollar
on the cigar counter in Philip saler's barber
shop at 252 Eighth avenue and asked for half
a dollars worth OF cigars. Safer went up
stairs for change When he returned the shop
was In flames. The fire was put out after
$1,000 damage had becn done. 1t il supposed
that VIII 10 lighting a cigar the man dropped
burning alcohol from tho cigar light on in
nammabla stun that had leaked on the floor
troleum. iurpentine. and linseed oil: Safer
had oiled the floor with this mixture Tuesday
night. Fifteen years ngo Snicr. who Is m old
man. had a, fire In tho same shop. Then a
thief took ADVANTAGE OF the liam s and stole
5000. Tn old man was sick in led yesterday.
Frustrated BY his Ill fortune.
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Allen Burrows. Sheepshead Bay druggist.
10 the patentee Of lotion for rubbing race
horses. He Is known to nearly every horse
owner at the sheepshead Bay and brighton
Beach race tracks. Ho does fourishing bus
iness and INDUCES In periodical sprees. At
much inebriatei condition. He ran through
the house and cleared all the inmates out
doors. Then hs was arrested and taken to
bulldog revoll ers, four. razors, three pocket.
knives. and number OF locks and keys were
Justice Sutherland sentenced him to six
months in the Kings county penitentisry
Yesterday.
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Hurt In the Park.

p. H. Ottinger and Mrs. Gonzales OF 40 East
Seventy-elRhth street were driving on tho east
drive in Central Park at 6 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. whom bicycle rider caused the
borse to shy and both were thrown from the
carriage. Mrs. Gonzales received bad cut
on tho temple. and Ottlnger was badly shaken
NJ. They wore taken homo in o park ambu.
lance.
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STRUCK WuEv THE WALLS FELL IN
Thought ol.e5 Not Enough for such Work
"A Fight Followed.

Tho Italians who arc building the sewers In
Orange struck for an advance from s1.25 to
$3.50 per day because the walls OF the sewers
caved In yesterday and two Italians wero
nearly buried alive. The mon were work nR
In an excavation n an ten feet deem when the
The Italians said 1925 was not enough for
such dangerous work.
The company then employed gang Of COL
ored men. Later In the day a gang OF Italians
arrived. and with picks and shoyels attacked
A squad Of policemen succeeded In driving the
Italians away,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-29
Ms. we,eer. Marrow Escape.

KEYpoRT. N. j.. July 2s.-Miss Ray WeiRel
cashier In Bloominedale's dry goods store New
York. had narrow escape flom drowning this
afternoon. While bathing In Raritan Bay Miss
Weigel started to swim out to Join party OF
friends. She had nearly reached them when she
uttered scream and disappeared: Several men
Isaac Natal. He dtvei near the spot whero
Mics Weige had disappeared and soon reap
helped both rescuer and rescued ashore. Miss
Weles! was at once resuscitated by physician
md WILL racOYar.
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"Joc, Take Care or Your Owp."

NEWARK. July 2s.-When Joseph McShane
fell over bundle on the stoop OF his house at
100 William street last night the kick he gave
1t caused a cry. and upon investigation he
found a month-old baby. Pinned upon the
clean white eStainG q the intent was s'rHp
care OF your own" Joe reported the find to
tho First precinct police: but averred that some
other joe" was the father. This morning
the abandoned infant was turned over to the
Overseer OF the Poor.
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DR.. Thomas F. Edwards. who recently
pleaded guilty to malicious mischief In the
Cour, OF Sessions. Brooklyn, has been SEN
fenced to twenty line days IMPRISONMENT by
Judge Moore. Edwards and his wife separated
June. when intoxicated lie went to his sister
10 laws house where hi; wife was and demol-
a wedding present. His punishment would
probably have been more severe had he not
been confined in Jail since the occurrence
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Zulus as Salvation Army Reeruits.

Gen. Booth OF the Salvation Army has gone
to South Africa to inspect tho Zulu recruits.
and expects to return with q Zulu troop to OK
hibit here and In England. Col. Evans Of this
city SAYS that the Salvation Army has been Or
ganized nearly nine years among the Zulus,
and that they make ardent Salvationiyts. Gen.
Booth will remain two weeks with them, eAil.
ing then for Melbourne. Australia. and New
Zealand. and returning to England about the
middle OF February.
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shot, but Heard No Sound.

As Maurice RaKovsky of 9G Essex street was
walking UP Delancoy street. between Chrystlo
AID FORSYTH streets about 10 O'Clock On Mon
DAY night. somebody shot him In the left
thigh with single bullet. He heard no cxplo.
sion. The wound Is not serious.
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I.d,.ns Fight = Duel with HALVES.

WELLS. New. July 2s.-Two Shoshone bucks.
Spruce Aleck and Laughing Charley. fought a
bloody duel at an Indian camp near here yes
terdRy. The trouble was over sguaw. Tho
bucks were hobbled together and fought with
knives. They were terribly mangled. aud
IlecI will die.
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s ss S SsS sa Ec ay % Sss4s s
posed and Adopted. sho renqesens Ss tG Fore
was conspiracy between Mr.. Mac Dowel and
II SHsFd 70 nsTS hi, WnsTrn
hg o e The Board has
meeting Of the national society, NAV 90. when
NOT saea Wnd ia he
the society. The charge Is not only uniounded.
nut tho character OF the ladies comprising the
S sa% sags SnsR to dss s s %asn ao
longed to private parties aud could not be
controlled so by the society. and yet was made to
q large maiority Of tho Board. ont Of defer
i Tss overwhelmingly abolished by the society
without hss 2 her nss s Gsss
s ,bG members r. Of .ns Board
society, jus, as the names OF the other mem-
me % we've 81 sss
her has or
s.ss q 'ss ss SSSs
osnSs Of the board has been to try and carry
nut s N ,bS T. the
nottlsd Of every meeting a. the hoard. and
last winter. This unfortunate state OF affairs
II very annoying 10 the Board. but 1t will on
which has been amended so Ms to be intelllgi-
re: and vii be easily understood, Tho
socisty Is in "a" floarishnGs condition,
and we sincerely horc that every regent and
member will coiperate with the Board In
name and PURPOSES Arbitrary mower can
find no lace with the Daughters OF the Amer
laws must alone be our guide"
Mrs. bnrling's side Of the cnse could not be
Obtained. as she Is not In Washington.
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An Open Air Wedding

NEwBUnGH. July 3D. novelty In the way OF
weddings was that Of two Arabs at the brick
yard at Duchess Junction. The ceremony
was performed 10 the open air At a: NJ, in
After day OF jollihcation fireworks wound up
the festivities.
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Insane with Half "a sIiI,,ou.

NEW BRUNSWICK. july 2s-To-day n IunAcy
inuuiiy was instituted to ascertnin the mental
condition If Samuel Daily OF Woodbridge. who
is said 10 he worth hall u million Of dollars.
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"Tolet him breathe between the heavens and earth"
Antony and Cleopatra
On the shores OF Long leland the mot deliah Il nj
southern Dreezss Frequent and fast tnns 10 all ponts
-Ada
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Niagara Falls in II hours via New York Central Sc,
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