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ALL TRAINS TO RE INSPECTED.
Precautions Against smaifpox-Aneths
sxx its.... 4. Sta..nal.

fFeeautIuns afAasf N All poA~~tnNtHcF
New Csse--sSeeruttiaE Ia stopped.
The board Of seEiih met yesterday for the
purpose OF atsensstnv precautionary measures
&C. be taken IA regard 10 smallpox Il wss de-
esAled % sppoiuI officers whose duty il shall b
70 inspect every train which comes IA srorz Eas
norsh. This nessare feiera especially 20 trslns
Carrying men who come from The mining GiE-
tTiets AID plases al0ug the Great NoytAeTa. a
report was received stating thaf the proposed
pest and suspect houses would be built ~ Saoe.
One nsw case wss discovered yesterday. A
i1i0rSr a 10 lived Ia aus on the GRAFT street
bridge was examined and sent 20 the pest
house
On account OF tie presence OF smallpox LENT
W. P. Good win, the recruiting officer, hss been
ordered to sas pend recruiting for the present
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The Nottingham Bay Exprsss SAYS that 81 :
rsSalsf raeesius % Fag west Assembly Ne ASH
n q L, 81 tast city. ths ioNowtng we auAni.
sneasiy adopted.
HHEtxss, Il hss been puhlfsAe3 Ia ere Of
osf e3f journals zud several 81 che iesasus
tNee,s ~ tie state. taAt Labor Assembly. M
g, \. q l.. 81 Nefta Yakima. hss euaorse1
~ ~ n. ], sAiteiy icr governor Of ths ststs IS
warrington, % 10
kfsessed That Far West Asse ntlv. No ASH.
y g r. asctatag 81 20 the tenFft * she xo2csa
- er~ este0n. Rn1 vicinity 81 n3tliy fheG
tast Tue sac pHh.ttstsoa - ts-se. AMI intended
~ fn1siesa lie voters Of New nAte0r3 and
tt37tsfs e. We afe -u p1aSessfca ot = communal
s1ssoa srem tse shove sSsesutiv. Gcuyiug tAs
akesSa endorsement fn. EANl0R.
Z LEUSAnn.
Goa Hsl tse@>
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DIED FOR A TICKLE WOMAN.
Ennis Killed Himself Because He Lost
q Dance GirIs Love.


Ennis Killed Himself Because He Lost
Dance Girrs Love.
Further developments in regard 30 Bert Enais
suicide In the Young block. corner OF Washing
son and South Fifth streets. early yesterday
morning. show that the deed was premeditated
and caused by lovers quarrel. tits said Ennis
had been intimate Tor a long time with Ruby
Adams, q rather prepossessing blonde who
dances at the New Zealand house.
About week ago they had trouble. and since
then she has been seen in company with an
other man Ennis TOOK the quarrel 10 heart
and went TO his room, whore he wrote letter
70 Ruby, put it 10 al envelope and sealed it
HIS brother noticed the address and asked him
what he was doing. Then hs confessed that he
intended 10 Kill himself His brothers counsel
prevailed for the time being and he promised 10
give UP the idea However, last Wednesday
n ghs he took dose Of laudanum. His brother
found out what he had deue, physician was
called and after ahaTistruggie his lie was saved.
Night before last both were al the New Zsa
land dance hall, but Fred wens home anu TO
bed about II O'Clock. Bert stayed and drank
considerable liquor, Is ia said aud saw Ruby.
What passed between thsn il not known, but
abe left the house with her rev lover between
Y sud o'clock.
Eunis then went home took his brothers
KEYS from hts Clothes, unlocked hts trunk aud
took out revolver. Aftey getting into bed he
rlsoed the muzse Of the gan ST the nipple of
the left breast and pulled the trigger The ball
passed between she fourth and attn ribs, pierced
the lett loce OF ths lungs, cut the pulmonary
artery and lodged ia the verteotse OF the spinal
column. The general course Of the ballet WAS
inward. Death was practically instantaneous.
Coroner Horton investigated the case thor
oueAIy and seoi dsd that al Inquest visa unusc-
essary.
telegram wss sent 70 the parents ia Port,
land. and arrangements fer the funeral services
will as deferred until they arrtve The remains
lie 81 Bonuey & stewart, IN tAs shofey block.
southeast corner Of Third a1G Co,umbiA streets
and we're visited yesterday By many of his
frsan9s
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Cenaanasnt street Endorses McGrsw.
Commandment s T. street. Ystersa Of the
vG. sai rev ia charge OF the Washington soi-
dsra hoHa. sends the following hearty com
saaisstan 10 the Pasr-ISrKtLIaESexs;
Fire sesss ago osma 10 seattle fVala ;ha Eass
NsssFsss had pulled me Down IN Kansas, going
tesfs with = eompstruse. tn two years lost ali
Arriving here without mvans, went - work -
sssse sselh - The place had occupied ptaoug
msaL Vale eve Fny success, more than any
coz else, 60 my TREND. Postmaster GFtfata
.avles. Who gave me every assistance ore
brother eeaa give another, YET 81 40 QUE ont-
siea his t&miy 30 / owe more than To John H.
Ac6ras. There we're Tnen. sRd gotsd. worthy
,ash. seo. who waited oatli was wen up before
iAey nHrrsa any assistance, hut IRON the jay Oh
ffy ers; tnssoaaetion, whsa drove an express
eagess ths time never eamswAen On meeting hiB
MS band did cot go 10 With the salute Of a vet
sfaa. HIS high regard tor tue comrades 81 the
rss hss eeea shown on alt occasions. saa when
rcsap~tent sui worthy he has slwsys heea will
ins ~ seesds 70 &Aetr deman8s
rs kndness ASA willingness 81 a. occasions
~ listen 20 every want nasde him my friend,
ard es sqessv. tUslaesstlke method 0f doing
srrFyteing shoaad make ajEa she sat man foT
kSssfrnS. and be deserves tAs hearty support Of
stSss veteran ia n sshibEtoR
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REPUBLICAN, MEETIN0s
Hon. John n. MeGraw

Mon, u Ohm H. meerAW
VIII SPEAK al Ballard At Tsn this evening.
November :. aud al the Arrcry Ia sesttls later
Ia fAs evening
Senator Watson O. squire.
suohcmish-- November tsftsrnoonl
Evsrss,---Soysme ss . tnightl.
Hon. Andrew r. Buriet9h.
seattle tas the Atmoryl--Sovamosr :
Samuel ~. PLEA
Ballard November 7, 90 T:g
And afterwards at the Armory In Seattle
Charles r. fishback.
BAliard--November ].
A. q. Mcbride aud e. y. Remsbsrg.
Cottage Lake--l p. IN. November J.
Kesmend-E evening. November J.
Kiiis Morrison and 4. J. De Fay.
West sealtis-~Nevsmbsr 7.
Frank 4. Lewis.
soath seattle--Navamber (6irafrs halll
y. q. Haddsek and John II. Atkinson.
blses diamond November 7.
Jehn W. Corson aud Frank Pierce
kGrklasa-Sovem :.
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The last rally viii take place tonight at the
Armory, when Hon. John L. McGraw, A. r.
Burlelgh aud samuel IL. Piles viii address the
meeting
Frank Day was arrested yeterday afternoon by
Detective Cave for stealing pair OF gloves from
o second-had store on Main, between CONNER
cial street and Railroad avenue.
The remains OF Hugh A. Kohser, who COM
United suicide Friday, win be buried in Lake
View cemetery this afternoon at O'Clock
Services will be held st the grave Ii was
learned yesterday that ali Kohler's papers were
locked up in the Safe Deposit vaults.
The people Of Seattle are fnvfted to nled John II
Meflrnaz ,n,iil,hf OF TIE Arfnnrn
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We are showing today at the
glove counter a very handsome
new stock of Trefousse Gloves
in the very latest delicate even
mo shades and with the new
Chaumont heavy stitched backs.
We are also showing here a
very large and complete line of
all the popular brands of kid
gloves that we carry. We are
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M. 0KoKan oN rnE KLEorIos.


p, W j. Gvesss preached 81 tae Ftrst n K
s1afoa yestcgasy morning ~ tbe tsXt Fss. rs
x'*iles "ho std sad suow thst So l}ses
~ SseoFse said l3,att als rous5e3 strange ss tas
s"ta q hustis eod s4yaaelHg tseeF sad sac
Nets%slax sc1vt.ls, ~ huwas stad Is tse
sefs fe!a We asust oe wnfk~rs, tae, v.&1 she
rsfsstiei vas rsuromSnt &a& waiting ~ere
sSssAlrtes uvees az. Ah-AasEn. Noses. Dav}d,
seAs at the kcteeHacr hsJ their tTaes 81
sefAlns bga1hA. MebAnuie1. LHtaes ha1 tee
.s'sSs2 sAt gathered stsyuEta ~ cognranDtoa
- @a4 fet even 1Ae SscesEh IS todzy sAora-
seed 10 tie coutrnry sri-lt TIE greatest - e.
/. e @saktad Save hesa received "a leisure, IS
ssae vase ct &eStaa " all sad o..ssr~. silence
ser, s''euoo ta She pr~senee ~ SANDER q
eees SCI, Aistns1cs frasa slas1ef Az these
ssfS ssnp.es o3 tie rtrhs sfaa "a - ane~. Iae
.sa' fcfoes Efe siieai. Goss's greatest gaea Asvs
- A%e1L Lbs doStor concluded with ssssg-
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The NacD. ESQ.
7I7-I9-2I-23 Front St

On Nsxenaaer TN. tsit. General w-s Henry
Harrison defeated The TnGisas - fSReecsHEe new
LA&vette. IaataaA The shSwueNs were c@Hs-
Easaaaa av TeeunssA's orasnss. "rae Frenhss
ans sAaftgy &ner nitafehs erept Hpea the siesF-
ing rssnr gsvrisoa best - Siie1 ara l2a
waaasss grana Ms fsrce * $50 snea esfsrs the
sAvaxsss vere repaasea. The Te4lans were driven
OF srsef tass bad ssfssrei less q 1Aa Killed.
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Newssoy Has n had Accident.

Fred Sherman, an s-yesr-old bog living at the
corner OF the alley between Third aud Fourth
streets on Union. fell from an electric car at the
corner OF Second and Pike streets Friday night
and struck on the back OF his head. He was
picked up in al insensihle condition and taken
hoIna Fever Immediately get in and his eondi-
ton Is serious. The boy was selling news
pspsrs at the time OF the accident The family
consists of the mother, little girl and the In
jursd boy. The ueighbcrs say they are in needy
circumstances.
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OF No Consequence.

Catcsgo TgIhCDa
fso down Sc elevator sssftr Pcos fellow
sAst BIS aasasee
HIS essaef 81. ~.sspalss, o. 3acotH. cF sorss-
s1ias q tie kiad Hs lived ln eey wsf3 bat Ae'a
hSs'sS1ss to gSklsgr~ Nasty daY, lsn't itgs'
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OFFICIAL. TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT NOV. fst, 1893.

TskFss LEAVE szATrLxs
For 81 Paul aaa Fast-l0s - p m.
For Spokane IS; 20 o m. and f0s3s .. IA
For Portland and So0th-ssl5 M. and eiAo
p II
Fer Clyrnp9a-~ssls IA.
For Honteszno and Oeesfa-~s: is IA
For TscsmR--dsl5 SAB - N. 1901 $780, a09
For sBosaasnils Fagls and North Bsaa-esis
Far sugaAs and Anaaortas-9.IsA m
Far snoh1uisa and 9elcBs.i~sils = M sad
4 30 p
TRAnss AERfyE az snArrLz
Prem 81 Pani and Ess,-Ii.2sp ~
Prom Portland sad SoatB-5s00 - assd 1888
Prom OlyIupia-5.so 8 m
FfHtA M@nteEE00 aad tAeazta-~sESg n
From Tseems~l3 -. s.zS Aad 1888 m,
200. $50, s2t5 sn3 st@5 8. tn
From saequatFnie Fails aud aorsh B@uf-cs2o
Prom sufnAs sna Ananartss-s.2o n M
Frama snoaomasa sud esstohsil--lysSo 9. and
$50 D. Ia
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TrcrErs re
ALL PorS rs AZ IHE woALn
Fer rates. routes sad other inssrrnsrsa oan ssx
address
4. n CHARLTON, A.ss. Ger. Pss. AxA,
al ksfzt 81, FoFtsaa4 esx
A. EADTAu, SsnsrSs AeanI city Tirx~s o1f-s
esFBsg Iesiez &ys2us All SDaaxnar4A stress
Ss&ssiA
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shall uas estat-ss frega tse csaitsArg fNr
gcveruoF IS te.s cavapaiSu- taytAiag = ths
contrary Is is-s& Nesy truly.
Rosxs : GEEx>E
seSfsls wssA. Nv l. gsa2
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Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lis kisNs9,saj ~
There were fled for record Saturday q dssts.
the considerations sggregssing xS2.Si6, au aver
age OF ST. as IS Following is thelist furnished
titles, us cherry street, between Front and
Second;
l. /. johnson 20 J. A Fentor. part sec 81, Is.
az
ii Copley TO D. Copley. blocks no. Maple Leaf
". \. Johnson TO NJ. cOpley. blocks 7-Io, Maple
Leaf add, ST.
NJ R h Co TO Peter Grubb. lots 2. s. sec 49,
q, &, s2sI
{. D. Props to Thomas Clausen. part sec ., 3,
4, sl.uoa
toha NJ. wald to A. waid. part sec D. g.
s, 81
l. stafford 10 = l. Bates. lots S to 10. block /.
Motor Line add $500
A. Z. HAYDEN 10 ], A. Rogers. lots 4, S. q, block
Is, Maple Leaf add, si7a
Jo.le Martin 10 stewart & Cross, par, sec IS, 2s,
g. Esa
Ii. Raetnson TO J. C. Strong, lots 81. 50. block
%, south Park, sl2a
Florence Dolan 10 n. r. Dolan, lots Fl to n,
block t. and others, Primers div. 81.
l. G Pitnss 10 u. i. Dolan, lots la fitners
div, 500
L 9 ritnsrto NJ. F. Dolsn, ioss in Pitner's
William C Bardsley to T. Peterson, lot IL
block 8. Crane add, Sso0.
West Coast Imp Co to John Morris, lots Is
and H. . ocs %, Gilman Tx, 1850.
Jacob Furth 20 Crawford q Conover, ali Mad
ison Street Cable Railway sdd, slo,oo0.
Alex Thicker to l. A De Yries, lot Is. block s.
Lake Dell add. $500.
R. C. Crawford 10 Lee De vriss, lot l. block q
Judkin's add, $50
C. ". Rogers to r. Friday, lots and 2 block
Is East seattle, $50
l.. W Craven to Mrs A A. Colin, lot IL, block
!. Monroes LIST add, sE7a
X. A. Il. Ry. Co. 70 n A Storm, sw sw sw. 2,
Il, 4. t2,TSa
J. r. stiles 10 ]. w. Anderson, lots 1 and 2
block 4 RauGelrs, 5000.
J. 4. Hall TO Robert Jones. lots SO and SO. block
6, Bailar1 PIX, 500.
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IH0HTE.E - - n
VI PACIFIC R-R-

Pullman Sleeping Cara Elagsus Day Coaches
and inast Falsce Dining Oars between sssttis. -
Paul and Chicago withoat ehsnxa Connections
Ter AL pcinss Ia tas UnIte1 states aud Canada
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BgEyIrTEs.

Joha IT. McGraie, Samuel n Piles and A. J
BssrletgA tsta spsak at TIC Ay7aory tonight
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DR.. Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup

When all else fails Is comes 10 the rescue. Not
until II fas and only af,er faithful trial should
any one dsspoad. has brought the hopeless 70
life and tn 1t has turned the despair OF ten
Thousand homes into joy IL Is doing II now. u
will continue 20 do L throughout the ages Dr..
Schey.eks Practical Treatise on Consumption L8ssr
and Stomach Diseases matted free 70 al dppstcds
Dr III Sches.rk & Son, Philadelphia. Pa
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Tweatv.aae res. cases ~ns g .ue 1sat.ss traEa
ena.srs wee reported tr tais- tcs.A ea Zines
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Transactions for the Year Foot Up 81 3.
s5.,ts4Ss

30, k24.ys.
Real est1ts transactions from January /, lss1,
are az. IS, "a a. There were nled for record
during the wsek rs asa3s. the considerations az
grsgatinx sl.s1a.s so. Following is the record ct
tae wask b days:
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A Specific for Consumption

ard for ali diseases OF thu lgngS No treatment
in the wor.d place maay perm anent cures
Of Consumption To It's credit as DR.. sohencSa
Nothing IN N aiure acts directly ard effectively
on the lung memBranss aud tissues and 80 quickly
dizposas OF tuaeTcles, congestion, Inflammation.
Colds coughs and all the seeds Of Consumption "a
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Fifty YeaESettIeS 1t
CONSUM PTION
CAN BE CURED.

IL DR.. schenck's treatment and cure OF Censurnp-
ton we're something new and uniresi. people might
doubt. bat what has proved Itself through a record
IS old IS our grandfathers, means Just What IL Is
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seats now Ga sale =, Taea,sr BOX orea Tsss-
phone ees-
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GRAND scESIc PRODUCTIONS
STRONG CAST cE cnAsAcTxssi
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First pr-a<s1csiSn ~ sass cssv cf fss
cslsA-s.ed Comedy Drama IN sgx
2csz auItlei
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xwusExEvrs
CoanRAYs TKEATEs

Corner Tn-e .aa u.ssses ss-s.sA
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New SONGS New Dances, New SpecisIi:es. host
CT Pretty Girls . Laugh srom start
Finish
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partiuasl
suhIsesE
stesu63
| ns1tj)I
IL ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
THINK THEY HAVE CH4RLEY ROSS.

ST. Louis, April 9.-iurthcr inquiry into the 'haficS
Ross case at Benton NO, makes the Story more HI
,ercstlng and circumstantial. Il. II. SPARKS Vi
nIodgett Mo-, brother OF william Sparks, OF Benton
Mo- on whose farm the supposed Charley hoss =
WORKING seen today. In an Interview III "ii."
MS statements corrObOrted by friends, lie snu
,,, IN 1874 an unknown man brought boy u
uenton between three and five years old No ehort
was made 10 place the matter before the "eImah'o""
onie because Mr.. Ross at that time sald he was
n,tcrly disguised with the way he was being Id "
o,rcent parts Of the country on wild goose chaSes'
,e resemblance between the picture Of tie kidnapped
lov and Mr.. Sparks's piOege was cohaiuereo ma
,cIlou. Advces from Philadelphia are TO thc enc,
,n,f Mr. VIII not pursue thls cle" Out ~''i'
.r.no. viii DO DO for him.
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9Th Avenue, 18th to Goth St.
ICTITITI ~ REAL ESTATE.
\ LARGE NUMBER OF sNLES MADE AT salts
FACTORY PRICES.

4 LARGE NUMBER OF siLES MADE AT Salts
FACTORY PRICES.
sale, Il real estate have been active during the last
wccA and Investor, are generally hopeful Of sun
further improvement in the condition Of the market
The number Il small sales large, particularly those
of dwelling house. This more than anytiiu els,
/, a measure of the general feeling AID prosperity.
Altogether the market Is in satisfactory condition.
The sale at auction of 1913 lot, the East side ana
IN Harlem belonging u the estate # Richard Arnold
on Tuesday attracted great attention, and the prices
owing {, the free bidding and the cla,, Of bidders
furnish an excellent criterion Of present real estate
value. The details Of the sale were tuily reported IN
The Tribune. The total realized was 9l,l'2,2'o.
ON Thursday SOB building lois IN >oath BroohlNn
were sold at auction and brought good prices. lhcy
belonged 10 the e,tlte Of William e. Langley, and com
prize elk full blocks. between Fifty eighth ANA fliS
ninth ,t, and First AID seventh avc, Altogether
they sold for about 52jo,0Oo. David H. McAlph mas
nurcba,.I Off abotu s4JOOOO from y. Fisher the pl0.
Ga.GX0-g. No,. 1875 to 40 West Twenty third It.
The Record and Guide reports that John j. Ne
Comb ha, sold to Ava = Walker the plot lo22Nl:o
at the southwest corner Of Central Park West ana
Eighty second st., adjoining the lcresiorl.' fp
100000 and that Mr. Walker viii build seven-story
extension 10 the Bercsfori' on It,
Tho convcyanccs Of the week numbered $50. involv
ing SlO5l1 ~, ~ against IA involving T7'"-0''oo
In tIc ,ponding Week last year. The number Of
rag, wa, :;G and the amount was S1,6i SD
mi, mclndc, a cage of T3'JO,OoO gwen by the
Long Island Railroad Company - the central IIist
Compauy. In the first week In Aprll, l-ol, 1uo
tglgc, involving $5.649,7io were made. The mum
Der ii buildings projected wa, 10 Al an 'Allattu cost
of $;OO3,25. In the same week year ago tncre
seventy nine projected at an estimated cot Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
rsrJMlrrs or THE corroy ACREAGE.

Washington, April 0-Thc following Is officially
furnished At the Department or AgHcuIturc inc
cotton acreage reported 10y the eleventh census Tor
l6sg i compared with Official and commercial csti-
mates The census area Is l0,5GGoOO acrca. the
statistical returns Of that year made the breadth
l0oOl 900, which Is $40 per cent less
than the census figures. Latham Alexander
statement was 1879 900 acres or "l-lO per cent
otove the censu. The Financial chronicles
estimate was oO,3O9, $50, or $40 per cent above
tbc census statement. The Department estimate Is
the lowest and also the nearest TO the census. Inc
commercial estimates come from dealers ana arc
bigh while the growers though urged 70 be accurate
are slightly conservative in their own Interest ms
sns,oins The Departmen contention that Its estimates
are NOT exaggerated and cannot injnre the farmers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
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