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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-20

SHIPPING NEUS.
FORT or xEw.YoKK MONDAY. SEPT 10. 1892

ARRIVED
q 6 'g'ff R.a. ct e aa2 at wit" ill.,
steamer Eurncs-ia Ir. Harris glasgow scp'"mbr :.
Arrived ., the Bn at . asa ~,
St,,.aer In,s fC,rl. Sander. Bremen SeptenJf 10.
Southampton H. Win ud'e lni pi'-S'sor, t. Dc fih' &
co. Ar,,d a g. ssi :, 10 L. M s,,.,., with
coT,r or, Pennsylvania salt Mining Co. Arrived At
St nr,hln ~ nurle, rort Ao!ooio sep"TSe ,, =:
re- C. N- .-,.a a A. a.. 10 "a 4, II Gu, ia " "
steamer Alyo ar Williams. Gonsiws August ~ st
'def tat sSra = .nd Pot LiHoa % Win ad,c ga
St sGef Ilangc.oqi tNor,. rredcrls,cn. B1rasoa .
s,.an.cr n Mar. Mason, N"w-orlsans, with mdse to
steamer State Of, raa.. Williams Ferasndl9a an, and
brunswick. with ndsc and pas-n niger, 70 tAaf.r, Nal
St~srcf Aiscnborn. lewis. Baltimore, with mdse to
S,ean..r Henry DumoIs CNor, Ho-lund. Boston TO II
B.ik Adam W Spies. Field. no-,on. Vernon II.
srNsfr-wiad at Sandy Hook. light W; cloudy and
(, cry Island Hight. w; cloudy.
CLEARED.
amor Cunc (IIr Jones, Liverpool. Enr-n Mata nd
- amer rur.t bismarck c;cD. Al1cr-. Southampton.
st.mcr rieve Ger, Rcimkn-tcn. nrcmen Via South
4 amer ciudad cndl Span. camond. Havana. Cuba
sienner Itoqeols near,c. Charleston, C. end Jack
STEAMER city. oi birmingham. Bne savannah. Ca
- amer Rchrnond Jenney Norfolk Newport Ncw-
aud Richmond od Dominion :, Co. - ., ,.
steamer Co;tngc city B,nneu. Portland. Neil 'ralo
Snip Anna tGc,,. Menkcn. Hamburg. Gcr-c'eoree Il
iiarE iyanhoo OBJ. George sydney. Australa-R w
liz pioycr (BD. Tanning. Funchal Madelra-iIu'-
ching, Eros.
SAILED
Steamers CITY q BlrmIpeha@ for savannah; Ir0qu'N'
kl.o .aed VI, Long ISa'd sound->t'am"r Manhattan
for Portland
rnE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS FOREIGN PORTS.
oG sis5 Ags s5SoG F sniS 'iS S %
1Nn National Line steamer tree apt '.lry iron
Si"omcr Promrthcns an webster rom Nv YORK.
arrived ., Liverpool Srl,cmbGr 10 . ,.,.. 100, ,
Go's-oL from View ioiH for Bremen arrived Al SCUM
steamer Saaie oicf, Rnsk from Bremen spild from
Southampton ~ Ncw.Yor' >'uenhcr 49,
steamer siaA, Of California 40 BraeS from New.Nofh
arrived AZ Glasgow september u. .
s.sauer kIov tI'r -aicd from Plymouth fr New-Yorh
steamer LANDAU clty tnD., MT. from New-York for
Brstol. IHN,.d KIn~'lc Snptmbcr -. >. Wi. .,,,
steamer ,rairle -ail,d from Hamburg for Ncw-Yort
Si,a,vir, AmcrIca Ger Eren; , from Nov York ar
rivo1 ut B'cnrrhnNrn n'pt'm'r ~. -, :. m ~. 49,
-''nufr Fro Ind Hrlgl, Handle from N'w'fork' A.
rived ut Antwerp September Il.
s'3rr NeG y,rH 1naLG IN''' "'"'' "o" N"'
steamer Frisco. tnr sailed from Ncuwc Watering for
S,o,@ci IA rorrs (rr. L"bocuf from Now YORK..
arrived ut Cicrh.rrs $ ptemhr i? 49,. ~. vi. :,
Genoa arrived At Gibraltar Nnt.mi p 10 ,, ,..
tn rntd stat, 3n1 rrl t Mal to%iS"
s. qal.d a', Tor ot"r BRAZILIAN lo,tH september ~
Stam,r Dmla cGar Kuhlwcln. called from liainbnr'
steamer Othoro m from NcwYork Tor Antwerp.
amer vecndam (outrh,. yanderzee from Ncw-Yor,
fr hmsteriam l%,-.d. Sly Septrmnhr w. ~ ,,, -,
BrL. tol September 10.
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TRIBUNE WAR STORIEs.-A maana rcnt COLLEGE
ton of 40 stories OF the OWL War, writes ~
actual participants. some Of their tales among
the thrilling and pathetic which have been pus
Into print. 1U4 pm gc.. ?j cents n copy.
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COMPLAINING ABOUT GARBAGE DUMPS.

A number OF delegates from the citizens Protective
Association which was formed at the Union League
,1ub Friday night. called the Mayors oi'icc y"Nter
day 10 direct official attention to The nuisance caused
liz the places where garbage Is disposed Of on the
boundaries Of the Twenty fourth Ward and Fhip"eh
Acting MAYOR Pickering received them aud listened 70
what was said by f. +. More and other. They lold
Of sceng garbage wagons about the dumps and OF the
horilIe smell. that came nom them. The matter
,c,s called 10 the attention Of The Health Comiui~
sl0ncq Complaint l. modr ~ The throwing OF garb'se
l,uou vacant lott I'm the Twenty. Ward
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MISCELLANEOUS.

"OUR CIIAUNCEY."-" Our Cha uuc ~ NJ. Chauucey
NJ Dcpew. the mastery lender of he Harrison force
Mt Minnca oils, who made the principal speech there
rem ting the President. Mr. Depew IL xckuewl.
edged be the OF American orators, Brilliant
sparkiipy sound AMI sasacious. His aher-dinncr
speeches both the models and the dsspair Of his
rivals. "Our Chauncey" Il IA poem, by Isaac II.
Bromley, Illustrated profusely and cOmicaly by Dan
beard and e. ID. Gibson, Of the best ndink
artists in Ncw-Hork City. Ii IL delicious piece OF
aud IL IL thor ougy possessed of spirit
genial and sincere ndmirni for its eloquent sab.
jcct. IL Is doubtful whether Mr. Bromley has ever
done his wit credit thnn In these da>hing roll
Kicking aud brilliant verses. Retail price, 81 copy
The book has been offered a = premium the readers
OF The Weekly Trfbne and any actual subscriber 70
The Daily obtain it the same terms, VIII
30 n copy In addition Ito his sub-c pon. The
book /, sent In paper box.
AMERICAN MILLIONAIRE ES.-The Tribune roll Of
persons rrpuied he "a million has been
revised and rrpublishch IL gives the names Of 4OA5
uonares Of the United STATES aud the lines Of bust.
In which each one made his fortune. With paper
in pamphlet form, the publication will COST ID
pos paid. subscrip tiou edition, oneetter
pnp with xbIc cloth will be mailed 10 any
address, In pn box for 70. Probably 300 changes
In been made In The list.
VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT: Why American VII.
lagos Differ In Prospcry."-ln small pamphlet FORM
the charming article OF b. q. Norhrop, sctting forth
the value of handsome appearance aud sanitary bet'
the plea be derived by the inhabifants
from, n,socis atoms III the reat service
any man do his native village cents cspyt
S5tptr 100 copies
AFTER-DINNER SPEECHE~.-A hand pam.
phci of ~ pages c0If aiming the most eloquent ans
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of The public dinners of the winter OF 1871
% In New y ork City. % cents copy
KNITTING AND CROCHET, 1S9i.-New, 30 pages,
The I'm nd some Knitting and Crochet Extra
ever issued BY The Tribune. % cents u copy. Thts
issue to patterns for lace garments has,ock
and cushion covers trimming, curtain bands, bag~
nats. scnrfs tides, handxerchiefs, etc. In addition
~ pa ccs The charming HOme and Society articles
from The sunday Tribune. A delightful number.
CHAUTAUQUA IN 1S03.-Iu preparation. 2J csats
acopy.
TRIBUNE WAR STORIEs.-A ma anlh ,cnt colcc.
ton 40 stories OF the OWL War, writ ~
actuaI participants. some Of their tales are awohs
the most thrilling and pathetic which have been pus
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THE TRIBUNE
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Roe! R Bsxa:1
ABSOLUTELY PURE
pure cream OF Baking Powder. Superior'o all
- ,.ax,n;ng .ucncth-Laasf u. S. Cevf Fe'S Rtp're
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
pr sNs FOR TERMINAL FACILITIES ADOPTED.

PLANS FOR TERMINAL FACILITIES hDoflbp.
At the adjourned meeting OF the Board OF bfidee
Trustees held yesterday afternoon, with thirteen mem
bcrs present, the plans for the new terminal Iac"eS
Of the Bridge railroad and the connections OF the
Brookyn elevated railroads with the Brooklyn STATION
which were made public last week, were adopted IL
was voted TO buy piece OF property by 20 ieet
I'm Waterst., New-York, which Is under one Oh inc
Bridge cables, 50 as prevent the erection OF a
huIlding on It, committee Of five trustees, with
f. " skinner, chairman, was appointed TO arrange
for a suitable illumination Of the Bridge on ocuoner
IL and II In connection with the Columbian Ami
veTsary.
The Brooklyn City and Newtown Railrah company
asked permission to put it, trolley poles along wash
ington-s adjoining the Bridge property, ana this was
referred to the president and chief engineer with
power The sum of $1,000 was ordered paid to
NObc c. Earle. who sued the trustees To recover
damages for personal injuries. Also S',5oV 10 MIS-.
CARPENTER, who hurt In a collision on Inc Iilugc
last year. and 81 800 her husband who sued for inc
loss Of her services. The purchase OF two boilers az
the cost OF II, 900 was ordered. and proposition 10
burn btminOus coal instead OF anthracite IN hriVlns
the machinery Of the Bridge was referred 10 COM
mttec.
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UORKING THE SAME Old BUNCO GAME.
A MAINE NEWSPAPER LEADS TO THE ARREST OF
IIAG ISLAND SHARPEKs.


A copy OF Il paper published In Pennington. Franls
I'm County Me-, has recently been the means OF ca'
Ing the arrest OF two bunco men who made large
haul on Long Island last month. The Long Island
victim Of the ldinco game was Goldsmith Warner of
Bathing Hollow, u thriving village five miles from
Rivcrhead H. !. Warner IS seventy years old and
has accumulated wealth by mems OF Interest
OH his savings. some weeks apo he up TO Fast
New York To draw the Interest some money he had
deposited in II bank there. Tho Lunk Ind moved and
Warner went about the ncchborhoOd anknr every
body where the banks building was. Two gen
tlcmanly bunco men took him in hand and found the
bank for him. several days later the bunCO experts
appeared Bathing Hollow and got Warner to advise
them land they said thcy were about 10 buy.
They paid the old SO for his services. and found
all about his financial condition. Then they sug
gc.tcd that he put his money m with some OF theirs
and get than saving bank interest for II. One
OF the men said he WAS nephew Of y. W. Foster
president 81 the Rivcrhead savings Bank. Warner
said " that was n poory rep ctablc family and
agreed to 90 in on the deal. The money to be-
left IN III Till the investment ready. Warner
drew 5000 from the Elvcrhcid bank aud similar
sums from several other hanks. The money W.T.
tonsbly put In box and left In his care. As he
heard nothing more from hi financial advisers he be-
scared and had the box broken OPEN when II
WAS found TO contain nothing but II block OF wood
and letter Of advice TO people who had been buncocd
some time afcrward George +. Stackpolc, n leading
lawyer and active Republican Of Rvcrhcad. who came
from farmington, Me-. read a story in the local paper
Of that town. TO which he stIll subscribed. about
similar game played in that ncighborhood
He telcgraphed for photographs Of the prisoners and
GfS YER T1 mn n the ,na Non on Mr r ana Mrs.
to Pennington 10 complete the Identification ana yes
crday they tecIaphcd back that they OF lt
District Attorney Reeve hns the matter IN hand and
will apply for cxtIndiilon papers on which the pris
Oners may be brought back to Long Island and tried
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SEWAliEN.

The members OF the Scwarcn Land ard Water
Club are b, ginning TO feel uneasy in consequence
Of a number Of attempts which have recently been
made to steal boats belonging TO different members
of the club Shifts and other small boats have been
carried away several times. en- saturday the thieves
became 50 bold that they attempted 10 get away
with the 30 foot mptha yacht ldler. the property
OF William NJ and Charles w. Ballard. and the flag
ship of the scwarcn Land and Water club >l" was
taken from her dock and towcd down the bny some
distance when the thieves evidently frightened
away and left the boat.
The club will hold It's annual meeting Satur-
day for the election Of officers. 4 will also BE-
held in the afternoon on RHIitan Bay.
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contained in one pithy sentence: " some men preach
Christ and Him crucfed. some preach John Smith ana
him dignifed."
The Anchor Line steamship Furnessia, which arrived
here Yesterday from Glasgow reported that on sep
TENDER 10. when of Cape Race, she passed vessel
o4O feet long, floating bottom up.
AT the meeting OF the Methodist preachers held yes
erday In their rooms at the Methodist Book Concern
rIfthave and Twentieth ST., the principal feature was
an address BY the Rev. c. 5. Williams. OF Brooklyn,
on "The General Conference Of 1892" The Rev. :.
L. Belier, Of Brooklyn, presided.
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We are ready for all sorts of boys
with the clothes they need. Tough
suits for "gadabOuts," fine suits for
the quiet ones and everything be-
tween. Made carefully, every suit,
from the best cloth we could find
suited to the purpose.
If they weren't we couldn't at
ford to say, Bring back what you
don't like.
Boys shoes, hats and furnishings
of the good sorts close at hand.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
sEoA6S%yAY Ws.a,
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A XEW.JERsEY MYSTERY CLEARED rp.

Mays Landing, y. j., Sept. 10 (Spccal).-It has
been found that Mrs.. Wilhelma Ditman, an aged
woman OF Egg Harbor city, who was found dead
saturday. had literally starved herself while
boarding up her riches. A close investigation Of the
case shows that she came 10 her death by heart
disease although II was at first suspected that she
had met with foul play.
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tribune EXTRAS.
CAMPAIGN.

SHORT TALKS WIT AMERICAN VOTERS
g2-page pamphlet composed entirely OF thr mnRnih
cent articles OF Hon. Roswell e. Iiorr written for
The Weekly Tribune. on the Tariff and the Currency.
mi. IL perfect mine Of informant on for zrc-sye
Republican campaign. Every campaign orator should
possess COPY. "protcction Not a TaN, why II iDgh
Tariff Paws" The Real Doctrine of Protection"
.Ricn nnd Poor In America" "Reciprocity,
..Monry for the People, Farm implements Abroad"
The Omaha Piniforni." "Fnrm Mortgages and
=. Iiinmcc Flat Money Nonsense" nre only few oil
the 10 pies tre nird. % cents
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THE RECORDS.

Both Of the local away from home Tor the
present. set both in handsome style y'stroay Vo
r vo,S. dc,oatnr rho washn Qtons at Washington and
the Bridesrooms performing like feat at Philaoephia
These results again allow the New-fork team TO peC
into the frat In the for the League phhat
There was no game at Cincinnati The train on "hch
tho portoroIitans were travelling had COLL ion
Mcyhee and one or two badly shaken up but
no one was much injured Dame Fortune Is singuariy
solicitous ball players in railroad wrecks ana IL II
seldom that green diamond knight is injured no matter
INV ssxere the wreck The record date is follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-20
AGED PARTIES TO a BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT.

Mrs Barbara Meier. Of No 2o7 Nareest' went 10
the Lee Avenne Police Court Yesterday ana ASKED
Clerk Dcgnan for advice to how to proceed agilst
rlitz Miller prosperous bnilder living mt NO I'o
IIopkins-st Mrs. Meier declares that lie mas idcd
70 fulfil his promise marry Ter mother. MIS barH'fd
Eslar whose home Is in syracuse. Mrs tglar' WI" i
widow Is sxty-two years old while Miller IS seventy
two Miller became acquainted with Mr., Leiar ~V
cIal Years ago and after her husbands death IS Salu
TO have expressed a desire 10 make her ms "hc'
Every thing had been arranged for the wedding which
was to have taken place last week. his. hI'" '"''
on from syracuse and went 10 her daughters ho'N''
where she was taken suddenly Ill the day before tle
wedding When Miller told Of this. Mrs Meier
saws he refused 10 wait for her recovery but ran on
and secured a much younger womah
A. soon as Mrs. Eclnr recovered from her Illness.
Mrs Meier SAYS she went bnck to syracuse with her
heart half broken. Mr.. Meier also declared thai
NIll,r's former hOusckccpr had called nj Her nome
and mad threatened her with assault.
The clerk told her to a lawyer, when sue VIII
DO declaring that her mother Intends To beslh sun
ucnu Miller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-20
BROOKLYN WINS FROM THE QUAKERs.

TIE LONG ISLANDERS MAKE HITS AND THE LOCAL
TEAM ERRoRE-A PROTEST AGAINST BURNS.
Philadelphia Sept 19.-The Brooklyns made their
hits and the Philadelphias made their errors at te
same time to-day. and the visitors scored u" easy
victory Manager Wright tonight, in telegram 10
President Young formally protested against the UNI
bring Of Burns. which the worst ever seen here
weather pleasant Attendance 1I12 The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-20
LONG ISLAND

HUNTlNGTON.-Thc annual fair Of the Long Island
Live stock Association will open here to-day with all
the "crack' trotters Of the Island entered In the
various contests. The premiums offered amount TO
Ss 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-20
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

YONKERS.-BackStonc, the favOrte saddlchOrs
OF Samuel J. Tilden. died of old age at Grcystonc,
the Tilden Homestead. last Thursday. II thirty
two years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-20
GAMES TODAY.

Philadelphia VS.. Brooklyn, at Philadelphia.
Washington VS.. New-YorS, ct Washington
Chicago VS.. st. Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati Va. Louisville. at Cincinnati.
Cleveland VS.. Pittsburg. at Cleveland.
Baltimore vs. Boston, at baltimore
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MAINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 20 set Moon rises O3 an. Moons age >?
HIGH WATEE TODAY.
AM.-Sandy Hook. 50 GOV Island 1;-9iicl Gate ~
PM-Slndy Iook ~ COY. Island .tO Hell cate , 3J
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PHILADELPHIA

,, EnTc D Bronthers Griffin Clements, Allen stolen
hts WSa,a forcoran Double plays-Burns and Cor
cSen Cocoran Ward and Brouher> 'rst hasc on ta
Ward Ihly DALEY GrifI. Thompson, Connor filt D
,,tcSed ba.Corcoran struck out-Burns, DAILY hami,
ION Mailman Clements Delehanty, Weyhln1 VIII p'oh
Kennedy /. Tmc-1 AS. Cmpirc-Buihs'
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FINANCE AND FAKMiNG.- Tho best money
articles 81 Mr. Iiorr. In the pamphlet named above.
Reprinted in low priced sheet form for popular dis
tribution. Makes pages OF The Nechiy Tribune.
= cents IL copy. 100 copies. 40 cents. 1000 copies
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NETWORK


Earned runs-Washlngton 2 New,f ORR = IT H'n
Stolen Lyons DOYLE FIRST es M.N on b
King s. Passed balis-Mc(;ure l, Boyle l. SacIilce
hits-washngton 4. New-York G. Tlme-l 90 Umpire
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PROTECTION NOT A TAN.-Thr best Of the pro-
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more, $3.50 per 1000.
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The case of DR.. Robert W. Buchanan. of No. 90

The case of DR.. Robert W. Buchanan. Of No 30
West Eleventhst.. New York. who was tried ana con
victcd recently of administering poison to his wife,
Annie b. Sutherland, whom he married in Newark,
was revived in that city yesterday by the filing In the
surrogate office OF eXempined copy Of her VIII.
The original WILL dated November 90, $500, was hlei
with the surrogate IN New York City In the Will The
dead woman saws: will leave all MY real and
personal property to my lawful husband If have any
at the time OF my death"
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Washington, Sept. 18.-The New->orAs ouheneu
three hits In the third inning, which, WIN O"'
on balls and Dowd's wild throw gave '"e,i io' '"
.na Tho came King WAS effective with men on
... rho attendance WAS excellent, 1,527 persons
noss,nr through the gates. The best playing Tor 'he
Tew yor,, nine was done BY Lyons and Fuller while
nsd,or and Dowd did the best fielding work for the
homo n,avers. The game was closely contested
throughout. The score -uvopv
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NEWARK.
IRON DIsCoLoRs TIE CITY WATER.

Engineer Jacobsen and Commissioners Haran ana
IIendry returned 10 Newark yesterday from Oak Ridge
ani CLIFTON lie ervcirs where they went II diScoV r.
II DO, sibe tie cause of the disco Grafton I'm the Peyn-
ounock water supplied to the city. and Dr. Hen
dry said that in the sixty foot deep channel III oak
Ridge of the solid rock lie found that the rock
was soft and q reddish brown and fail OF IRON lie
and the engineer discovered that tbs stone when
disOdged in water. turLed the wafer TO red'
color. because the stone i f of Ron Therefore. tle
dlscooratl)n OF the water 1, not luxurious, but rather
beneficial
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MCKINLEY PRICES. EXTRA 112.-A popular.
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best points from ir. Alirch's great speech In tho
niicd sintc- aud the results of the nOn-
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lent effect of the Mckinley bill on Wages and Prices
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No Cures Prices
20 Fev-r-, Congestions. lnaammstons 20
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