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RkOOkL Y.S.

The annual sunday school anniversary parade, in
which over 10000 children viii participate. has been
liked fOr We'd cs'lay. May -
Charles A. johnson of .lSl Third avenue has been
arrested on nm accusation of passing worthless
upon some South Rrooklyn snIoon keepers.
Lillian Apologize has obtained an absolute divorce
from George +. Applcgatr and sarah Thompson. the
sadie Doin ~ the variety stage All absolute divorce
from Joseph T. Thompson.
In spite Of many vigorous protests. the Excise
Commissioners have rclirrnsrd Ike " Dunys saloon
IN Adams street anil Myfts avenue. Cominss iOne 70
Caliil and SCh"nnnn voted IN favor OF granting the
Asa train on the Fifth Avenue Elevated road was
leaving the south hound track at thirty fourth street
10 No INTO the Thirty sixth street station about ~
O'clock yesterday morning. switch was changed be-
fore the rehr truck uf ihe rear had passed For
tnnaiey the coupling broke and The came n stop
after swinging around and lying ut right
both tracks The half dozen passengers III the car re-
caived n bad slAk ing up hut no injuries
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Five Sailors Rescued.

KEYPoIT. March 3O.-Capt. Albert Harding.
In command Of the schooner BENJAMIN Oliver.
from Virginia with oysters. arrived hore last
night. Last Sunday when he was about oight
miles from Hog Island. no rescued n crew Of
five men from the schooner AMMO Il. Rogers
loaded with oysters. from baltimore and
bound for New Havon The rescued men said
was Keeping IN, quito close to shore. Two or
three times she ran. aground. but got of
ing The water gained ON the pumps and the
crew had to take 70 small boat. They had
driitcd about half an hour when they We're
the Oliver reached Sandy Hook a passing
schooner bound for New Haven was hailed
and four OF the rescued men were placed on
bonrd.
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Mrs. Aima Hyne. !. ut bellevue.

As the steamer Plymouth OF the Fall River
line was about to leave her pier yesterday al
tcrnoon Policeman Finnerty of the Pier A sta
ton noticed a woman who was acting quoorly.
She was accompanied by II fve-year- old
child. and as she could give no satislnc-
to the station. She talked ut random Of Bos-
ton. Brooklyn. and WilininsburGh. and said
something about her husband being con-
name was, found to be Mrs. Alma Hynes. Tho
child was her daughter Florence. Mrs. Hynos
md her child was intrusted to tho Gerry So
clcty.
At tho hospital Mrs Hynes spoke Of some
about thu geography Of tho eastern and west
orn c9ntinents She could tell nothing about
dark complexion. dark hair. dark ewes. and
ShnrD lures
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hockeleller was ueau POLICEMAN THOMAS xcUE
SEQUENCES Of his, act. Whom Sun reporter
cav him later. IN the afternoon he was
He ' said he was lust . years old. and had
come from. ,Altendorf. Germany. eight years
e n had Or
times had left him because he had been treated
badly He lived with his employers family
the ne s ssa h
denandsd the sS5o j @ owed him. ne
to him: Mr.. RoeIefeiier III get even with you You
some day for insulting me-"
Myer walked along the streets. not knowing
Park row when he saw store, with o firearms
tol and d box Of cartridges It vas .eai;
saoon in CHATHAM square he loaded tho 's re
started 6acR He
mean to use the revolver necessarily. he said,
but he wan teS a TO- have It - 0n+ >.
give me a recommendation. l can't get an
other place unless you give me one He swore
Ct me and tod me to get Gn ta Then RGcke
After he had fired. Myer said. he aimed the
mss zee Esh and ss s
Ali through the afternoon Myer kept repeat.
teller and ask his forgiveness. Every now and
then he would start UP and say in a dazed
n %sy ssRpSS ssa is to hang me
Neils Jansen and James Dawson made state
ments to Capt. Stevenson. wlo released them.
v5 aaf
40 years old. and leaves a wife and four young
children: He had been arrested number Of
else law. but no more serious charges are re-
corded against him in the police books.
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There is living to-day in Jamaica. !. T.. n
colored woman who was born. 80 she believes.
in Accomac county. Va. in 1888. and who.
therefore. would be 100 years old. She was a
slave belonging to Henry TowneIl. Her namo
is Mrs. Mile Ewell. and for thirty-two years
she has lived in Jamaica with her daughter.
She says she saw George Washington two
years after .he had vacated the Presidential
chair. when he visited her master. Sho had
Tho honor Of whiting on him. She snys that
although Gen. Washington was six foot two
INCHES tall. he carried his talncss gracefully. j..
Mrs Ewcll had fourteen children. five Of
whom are still living. Tho eldest is %. and
tho youngest says he is only ~ years old. Her
husband dod in Jamaicn three years ago Mt
tho age OF - years. When Henry Towncli
died. in 1906. Mrs. Ewell with other slaves on
the plantation. was set FREQ, She got Sl5 with
which to set out in life. Sho is possessed OF
all her faculties
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DEEMNc's DEFENCE rs INSANITY.
He II Now Accused or Kiuing . Msn In
South Asrics.


MELBOURNE. March Bottle lawyer who has
undertaken the defence OF Deeming the per-
petrator OF the Rainhill murders. says that he
has conclusive evidence that the prisoner is
insane. Deeming was mentally deranged. no
says. when ho lived in Sydney. and several
persons who knew him there will be produced
ut the trial to testify that he was often wild and
incoherent in his conversation. and was re-
gatded as irresponsible. His former landlady
IN sydney. Mrs. Taft. Deeming's counsel says.
Is ready to testify that he complained to her OF
tnsednG haunted by ghosts, who reused him In
tnc night by knocking on the bed and opening
ana shutting his trunks
..IWIce. Mrs; Taft says. Deeming ran down
body was irving to murder him. He had his
ghosts. anu Mrs. TIM give him notice 10 leave
Other witnesses will be brought forward. It il
said. TO prove that Decming changed his
place of business in sydney. because. as ho
said. there.was conspiracy to murder him in
DeemIng arrived at Adelaide. this morning
ana, was ., seen byg reporter He passed his
stantly by marines aud detectives.
hs Strain an Sesa d
more ferret.like than has been repre-.
which twitch almost constantly Defining Dee ing
stattment Of the ESinhiil discoveries had been
tiyeS shortly before his arrival in, Adelaide:
Wen: II have to swing, will swing like
man x anT not M iiks e.. sf2wHrd,m ,, ,u., v.,
monster: probably committed a murder in
the capa ooa MoSe Ton1 Xus
traia IN 1888. Dceming, subsequently wrote
e iTisnas q Kcnys IN sydney that, Keays had
dici In the Trnnsvanl gold fields. but it Is now
UellCNcu that DeCminI murdered him,
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Sick So Long.

CIV HODKINs. Postmaster at East Lams cline.
Me-. writes that Mrs. Kellys son. who had been
confined to bed fourteen months with an Abb
scess. has been cured sound and we'll By
swifts Specific The boy is fourteen years
old. lives next door to me. and know the
statement to be true.
s. s. g. has 3 wonderful effect on children.
and should DO given TO every weak and de-
bilitatsA child Send for our book On the
Blood and skin.
~ SWIFT tPHCu1o oos-Auants O.
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4. LONDON. March 30,-A collision resulting in
,he IosS Of fourteen lives occurred to-day of
c' Isle OF Wight The British bark Falls OF
n Har'y' IRON san Francisco for Havre. via
SSu.tnS'own. came into collision with the
D . steamer Thetis. The Falls OF Garry
Ii,, cut nearly in two. and sank almost imme-
assi ~ INC crew, Of the Thotis hastened to
ssiitt. IN NE water, and succeeded In saving
Thc n % 81 them Fourteen were drowned
mad. s H,iS was considerably damaged. and
I Iior t wilch had been engaged in taking the
ipiS athGe 81 mo Thctis and towed the vessel
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SAFE BUILDERS TO COMBINE
The Marvin. Hall. and Herring Companies
Hope to Control the Market.

Hope 10 Control the Market.
Amovement is on foot for consolidation or
combination OF the Marvin. Hall. and Herring
safe companies. with view of controlling the
output and the market in this country. The
officers Of the three concerns have had several
conferences. and definite plans may be agreed
upon within month or so. Mr.. Ruston Of
such a scheme on foot. but said it was too
early to talk about it.. The three compan MICS
have a capital stock OF nearly S2.0OO.0OO tho
Hall Company having the largest stock Issue.
said to be about Sl.OOOOUO The Herring
S30O.0OU and 100000 stock. Tho Marvin
Company's stock is much moro than tho Hor-
ring Company's.
The projectors believe that such a union
would introduce stability in the trade and that
there would be moro money for all. the smaller
companes included
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DR.. Edson's wife died year ago. leaving
him with four children who are now living
with the family Of ex-Mayor Edison at Ford
ham. Mrs. Quick and Mrs. Edison had been
lifelong friends. and their children had al
Last October Dr. Edison and Mrs. Quick be-
came engaged. and next Wednesday, evening
they will be married. The ceremony will 10
performed by the Rev. l. Winchester Donald
William H. Russell will DO best man. and tho
Doctors brothers. DR.. David Edison and Mr..
Franklin Edison. Jr. will be ushers.
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TIE Elder At south . mpton.

LONDON. March 3O.-The steamship Elder.
rescued by German salvors from Atherfeld
Ledge. arrived at Southampton this forenoon
and entered the wet docks. Four tugs towed
visiting the vessel. ard Capt. Heinecke is
overwhelmed with congratulations. It is
learned that the salvors will receive 100000.
storing the ship to her former condition.
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A Lo.so. Mob Led by /. Negro.

LONDON. March 3O.-A meeting Of unem-
ployed workinGmen was addressed last even
ing by negro named Wade. who made
n violent speech. Wade put on n red
cap and led the men to the office OF the London
County COUNCIL to demand employment. The
Office. in Spring Garden. and forced them to
retire. Wade and two others were arrested.
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Notes OF Foreign Happen,ns..

Reports from American agents In the fam
ine-stricken. provinces contradit. the state:
ments that the peasants are in no further need
Of assistance. The peasants are in urgent
eed OF corn. especially seed corn.
Lord Tennyson has received a letter from
Augustin DAILY. written after the early per.
formances OF The Foresters." saying. II
congratulate you on your great dramatic
triumph: There is. q dramatic 60 about the
play which insured its success from tho be-
ginning" Lord Tennyson was greatly pleased.
and sent the letter to his publishers.
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He Calls Gladstone . Po,,,,ea, Po..,

LONDON. March 3O.-Joseph Chamberlain,
~ H. addressed a great meeting Of Unionist
noneoh'ormists this evening on the political
,Inua.'on. In his arraienment OF the Liberals
noa 'u'a 'hat they had manifested their willing
the sS 10 place the Protestant part OF ireland in
poIiticme FOL "l the Papacy at the bidding OF u
larn, usnlatfi ,on and John Morley spoke to a
Giadston"n.e nGS this evening In Chester. Mr.
mine on %" Irish question in liz Hn,,s wasted
nouncss iI' i, water on the ground. He also de-
" ths d. /, We ~ Government Tor the moagreness
y wv ue-tle on tho Nlght luurs llll
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WOULD YOU

Like 10 cast yOur lot with such y, Inve.t.
ment Company - described above
chnscr ~ lot. hut the purchaser or q
share Or more In - Company which viii
cording TO amounts Invested with you,
ana niso allow 70" to pny rar the SHARE
slrable.
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had bees done many times and Cur he
done sgsIa and again. The Aston and
Lucas and O'Faileu estates In 81, louis,
the Parrot and Lick estates In Smn Fran.
good EXAMPLES or the n.et that tho Iaye.t.
nent OF moneys In real estate Is = study
crate stnri, all amused fortunes tina, ras
sntn .Illous
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r,,chburs'. Mayor Guilty OF SIS Fraud.

BOSTON. March 3O.-Mayor Graves OF Fitch
burg has been found guilty OF fraudulently
obtaining from the county OF Worcester SIS.
and he ia prohibited from practising as m at
KIT. Graves so was elected Mayor one OF Etehburc
last December. From the finding Of Justice
sherman who heard the charges. 1t appears
presented to the court bill for $50. which
Justice Dewey cut down to $45; Mr.. Graves
Thompson came to hold court in Fitchburg
Mr.. Graves again presented a bill for $50. As
nothing was said about Judge Dewey's previ-
paid. Judge Sherman says that although the
amount is insiGnifcapt he thinks 1t matter
should conniye to obtain money to which he
was not entitled,
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The vacancies In the Board OF Directors OF
the Delaware and Huds son Canal Company were
filed yesterday at the Directors meeting by
the election OF Mr.. A. J.. Orr. representing tho
interest Of tho David BOWS estate. and Mr.. o.
p C. Billings representing the estate Of tho
late Frederick Billings.
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Ninety Years Old and Runs Away from His
Wife.

PALMER. Mass. March 30.-A. v. Blanchard.
one OF the best known residents OF this city.
has left his wife and gone to live with relatives
In Connecticut Saying that hsis fearful for his
life Blanchard Is 90 years old and has been
rich. Eight years ago no married a. widow.
also well along in yeaTs. Bianchard bad q
wife's absence yesterday he boarded o train
for Hartford. where hH now Is with friends.
He charges his wife with dark designs.
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A Observation-Disclosures Elected,

LONDON. March 3O.-Mr. Austen Chamber
lain. Liberal Unionist candidate. was elected
to-day without opposition for the seat in Par
lament for East Worcestershire. made vacant
by the expulsion Of George Woodyatt Hast
ings. also Ltberal-Unionst. convicted OF EN-.
bezzlement. and now serving term OF penal
servitude. In the last election Hastings had
no opposition.
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New York. New Haven and Hartford.

NEW HAVEN. March 3O.-President Clark and
yice-Presldent futile OF tho New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad returned to this
city last evening. President Clark said I'VE
went to Providence to thoroughly inspect the
terminal facilities OF the New York. Provi-
dence. and Boston Railroad. our latest acauisi-
ton. We found very fair condition Of affairs
but following out the policy OF the CONSOLE
dated railroad. wo shall immed! lately begin to
make radical improvements. Wo Intend to
mako the time consumed in a trip from New
York to Boston as short as possible"
said shall maj make e improyements as soos
as possible. The shortening Of the time for
a trip between New York and Boston Will. OF
rest assured that We will cover the distance In
four hours Il It + possible to do So As to our
unchanged as as lar as tho Boston and Albany is
concerned. ! have nothing to say at present
regarding the New York and New England"
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A Military Dogs Prom o ton.

BERLIN. March 30-The famous regimental
dog attached to the Frederick III. Grenadiers
stationed at K6nigsburg. has been promoted
to the rank OF Sergeant. Tho men Of the
regiment conducted tho ceremony Of raising
their dumb comrades rank with great formal
ity. and caused the proper chevrons to be en-
graved on the dogs gold color.
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Meeting OF tho Committee to Raise Money
for the Grant Monuuaent.

A meeting of the committee representing
various lines Of tho dry goods trade. appointed
for tho purpose Of raising funds for the COM
pletion Of the Grant tomb was held yesterday
afternoon at the Merchants Club. There was
much interest manifested In tho undertaking.
Subscrtptton books were opened and large
subscriptions made.
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Teller. who was standing in the middle OF the
room. he fired. Rockefeller clapped his hand
to his side with yell Of pain. and another
pistol shot rang out in the doorway as Myer
rushed out and started on run toward Har.
rison street. Rockefeller struggled to the
door. grooming. and cried. Murder! Murder"
Then no started to climb UP stairs to his room.
Myer. with tho smoking pistol in his hand.
ran as fast as his drunken legs could carry
him. followed by a crowd. who respected the
revolver too much to tackle him. Officer
Thomas McCue was at Reads and Washington
streets when he saw Myer in the middle OF the
street with the revolver in his hand. The DO.
liceman seized him and wrenched the pistol
from him. Myer seemed dazed and fright.
ened. The policeman marched him back to
the saloon and led him up to Rockefeller's
room. where the wounded man identified him.
the floor protesting his sorrow. :" Forgive me.
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TALKS ABOUT THE EMPEROR.
Sount Herbert Bismarck Discussing tn
Vagsries OF Germany's Ruler.

es oA "ermanyo 6uIer.
LONDON March 30.-vienna dispatches say
that Count Herbert Bismarck. who is sojourn.
Ing In that city. is attracting attention to him
sell by the reckless manner in which no dis
eusses in public and private the vaearies of
Eie Emperor William. 1t Is said that the
IMP emperor Franz Josef. who lis thoroughly
concsa 20 IN ls brother sovereign. is unable to
J.; Inc austrian En- cror Is said to have INDUCED
70 some cutting remarks to his courtiers In
t q. out u revenge for being dismissed from
abilities and influence.
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NEWS OF THE RAILROADS
The Proposed Issue OF Bonds by the n. r.
and N. T.,

Boston. March 3O.-J. Otis Wardwell pre-
scented to the Railroad Committee OF the Legis-
latnre to-day bill to allow the New York and
New England Railroad Company to issue
bonds. secured by mortgage. to the extent Of
one half it's capital stock. He said similar
bills would be submitted to the Legislatures
Of New York. Rhode Island. and Connecticut.
The amount Of bonds to be issued Is about
81 100000,
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Where Yesterday's Fires Were.
NJ 80 20e Third avenue. Edward Ven Sehaick

4. N,-2i3U' 2Vo Ihlru sVsnue, EdWATd Vso 6chA1ck,
damage 81.
r.M.-+3o Lind avenue. south Of Union street. Ser
geant Henry Freers. damage S25: 800 400 Avenue A.
Francis synora damage sl9o; 5;2S q s,Ith avenue.
$1,000: $40 Is9 Ea.t tiis'stn street. Eliza ret.rs
8iI Washington street. John II. Newton. produce dsm
age $500.
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England Won't indie n,nify Canadian Sealer
IfThey Get Into Trouble.

OTTAWA. March 30.-Lord Salisbury has re-
fused to consent to indemnify the Cana
dian scalers this year for any loss they
may sustain by being excluded from Bell-
ring Sea. The Canadian sealers have
been informed that they will 60 to Behring
Sea ut their own risk and cannot lay claim to
any protection from tho British or Canadian
Governments IL they go into those waters
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You were told or IN association or euer,
setic. capable men. wso. under ~ brnnd chnr.
ter. hnd made Il possible for SMALL .uu~
to realize good profis equally with large
sums. Suppose, to be.in wi: h, they PIT, In
ol0O.o 900 clean cash rs tLe,r e,tdeue, cr
faith In the project; md
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THEREFORE

There IL not space h"r.tO tell you how
your money may he withdraw IL needed,
what weii.known and prud lat pcOp'e thIuk
or the Company, how Its assets have nj.
ready Increased to nearly ono mi,iIon dollars,
many other features which you .hou d
know. Ifyou viii write or cali for pnrticu.
Lars they VIII be x,ven. THIS I. "a b,ster
opportunity for Investment, because wore
profitable than savisEs banks. and ia I IS
safe, THEREFORE, worth looking into.
Retirement Hundreds or them already
share owsers. For personal reference, M.
Morris BnuL Rev. y. u. Virgin, ID. H.,
10 East Is5tk ST.; Funk a. Wngnslis Co.,
10 and 10 Asto- Place. all Of New York
City. Call or address
GEO. c. HALL,
Roo. sss. stewart BsiiAias.
$50 DrssAwsy. New Yerk Csty.
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The Secession Feeling in Rio Grn.de DO Sui.
LONDON March 3O-A despatch from Buenos

Ayres says tho disturbances in Rio Grande do
Sui have terminated in tho resignation OF Gov.
Casnlas and the restoration to power Of the
former Governor. Castillo. who selected DR..
Barbosa for the ONCE of Governor. The old
agitation In favor Of forming Il now republic.
Somposcd ol Rio Grand4 d" Sui and other
nna is casn @ ds ofSa tb
Nationalist and those who favor secession.
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Anton Herman, Accused OF FirIne MuhI.
fields Piano FnciOrX. DISCHARGED.

In the Morrisania Polico Court yesterday
Justice Noorhis discharged Anton Herman.
who has hnen held und0r charge Of setting
fire to Muhlfelt a Co.'S piano factory at l3OtK
street and Nidcr avenue. Herman did the
vanishing work for Muhlfcd 4 Co.
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r FAD ON!

II -. comparatively, an easy thiur 10 nee
large capital and nnke good PROFITS. hat
how 4" successfully use SMALL. amounts
asd make = good percen sge or fronts In n
SAFE and legitimate way Z. u proIirnn nanny
have tried 10 solve. Now
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Everybody knows who DR.. Edison Is. His
flancee was n Miss Mary E Van velsor OF m
old Long Island family. Her father waa first
cousin Of Walt Whitman. tho poot. Shc mar
ried William H. Quick cousin and business
partner Of Howell Osborn, She has n daugh-
four years ago. DR.. Edison has known Mrs
Quick ever since she was o littlY girl. lIor
husband was his intimate frond. and the
lies. The Quicks have all been patients OF
Dr. Edison. who attended Mr.. Quick during his
last illness. When he died Dr. Edison locke
after Mrs. Quick's estate.
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Aho iiooA phoSScNAhS 49,
forgive me !" he cried.
Il didn't know what |
was doing. I didn't
mean to harm him. Oh.
Mrs.. Rockefeller. ! hope
he isn't hurt bad" He
seized har hand and
tried to kiss II, but she
snatched It away with
indignation.
Officer Breen mean
while had sent for an
ambulance and Rocke-
Teller was taken to
Chambers Street Hos
pital. The ambulance
arrived at the hospital
at 2 o'clock. and ut
eight minutes past 2
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That number OF these purchases had been
made close to New York city. and that the
actual Increase In vaIue during the pass
three years had beea fully - per cent
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when Baby was sick. we gave her castortA
when she was Child. she cried fer CastsriA
Whss she became hisA she eispS - oAssssiA
vAAa he haA UhAidzss. ~ Ssvs N. oAs>ss6A
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In a clumsy way to pro-
test. Rockefeller came
from behind the bar
and pushed Myer into
the street. A moment
later Myer returned.
Rockefeller took hold
OF him again and push
ed him out the door.
Half a minute later
Myer reappeared In the
doorway. and pointing
- 1T; n,1l,.or R@nl.
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They said: 1--WE Will use th,. mouev Q,
developing real estate In large cities, We
will invite Others to join us In 80 doing, We
will pay . per cent. interest o. the money
put n and divide with the shareholders rro
rata the business pront.. because large
proats are constantly mnde by simply walt.
fully developed to attain . higher value"