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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-28

CLEYELAND AND CRISP.
They Are TO Meet To-day In New York for
Talk Over Things.

They Are TO Meet To-day in New York for
Talk Over ThinEs.
There are dozen candidates from Georgia
for place in Mr.. Cleveland's Cabinet. Flem-
ing Du Bignon visited Mr.. Cleveland last
night by invitation and talked over the Geor-
gia situation with him. He was Chairman OF
the Georgia delegation at Chicago. and was
for several years President o; the Georgia
Senate. The startling information was given
to Mr.. Cleveland that Senator ColquItt was
dying. and that there was every prospect OF a
Senatorial contest in Georgia. in which case
Mr. Du Bienion would be the leading candi-
date. Should Mr.. Cleveland accept Mr.. Du
Bignion as a Cabinet officer. 1t would do very
much toward elevating Speaker Crisp to the
Senate.
with NJ. Cisvsland today. No hour has been n
fixed for the meeting Of the President elect
and the Speaker. and as for as can be learned
tSs t to Be IS
that at this meeting there will be q general
exchange Of opinions on the whole legislative
situation. Il Is not at a likely that any ny Anal
and absolute determ inRtion with reference to
the extra session. will be reached for some
made up. As is We'll Known. Speaker Crisp Is
inclined to favor m extra session soon after
the 4th OF March for purposes Of organization.
extra session In the autumn. nut is not alto
there were assurances that its life would be
Cabin ct pr obiem may be taken up. but Speaker
Crisp has no person to urge upon Mr.. Glove
land for o Cabinet office.
the Democratic National Committee proposes
to devote himself to his State office and his
private business. and will accept no office Of
any kind under Mr.. Clevelands Administra-
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wAnRAy1s no PEACE OFFICERS ONLY.
The Police justices Apply n Check TO Park
hurst Society Methods.

The Police justices Apply Check 10 Park.
hurst Society Methods.
Justice Mcmahon presided at the meeting OF
the Board OF Police justices at Jefferson
Market last night Justices Kilbreth. Diver.
Ryan. Talntor. Hogan. Duffy Grady, White.
and Voorhis. were present A committee. con-
sis,ing Of Justices Grady Smith. and Hogan.
reported the following rule:
Warrants shalt only be issued to peace ofcers and
in the district in which the offence charged have
been committed: search warrants in the district in
which the place to be searched is situated.
Justice Hogan was strongly In favor OF the
rule. Said he: I'VE must put check on men
who are not peace officers carrying warrants
around In their pockets for days and weeks.
and then. whenever they feel so inclined.
going to station houses and calling on the on
Ger in charge 70 detail policemen to accom-
rany them and mako such arrests as they
choose"
Justice Taintor objected to the second clause
providing that tho warrant must be issued in
the district in which the offence Ia charged to
huvo been committed He thought 1t curtai ed
the powers OF the Justices and that higher
court could compel any Justice to issue u war
rant for an oileuder outside the court district
This called forth from Justice Grady the re-
mark:
who advertses himself as ready 10 give war
rants to all-comnrs at any time"
The rule was hal Is adopted. Justice Taintor
voting no., The rulo will he u severe check to
Whatever court suited them best for their war
rants. frequently Obtaining in the Yorkville
Court warrants for alleged disorderly houses
in the downtown district about Mercer street
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JOTTlNGS AROVT TOWN


Esther Dora Figowsky from Nathan Figowsky.
The seventh Regiments record Of work at Creedmoor
during 1852
's has sd PaSH: for ss
cost Of Of .aCSo S''e' 10 tue MUSIC Han AZ
,feaa,o! ROGER 9, Mills o, Texas. Senator Jane. r.
Fifth Az snue iiote.
Michael J. Rely. member Of Tammany Hall in the
norrapher the 'ity Court asaary of ssSoo year
The The Catholic Club VII e,vs reception and New
ss' ~ s'sS
e. Of til:
still too III to appear in court.
So , Groy as Ghairpa" q the Tammany
pushing HI. claims for In, place. '
III: Court Of spssH Session, Yesterday Charles
@ nor ne 10 ak "nth. Of ,ns
Island for .ystsmaticaiy robOins his employers.
"':,s nj" 'ss
rSrs ram road to With the
William Thompson Of 80 West Section street East
New York ed o. Monday night for ,nsni.inx
Court Yesterday he was he'd IN the sum OF 81. 600
keep the peace.
street were destroyed by nre las, night Fourteen Of
me Fen ns sa 10 Death 0ai ."
Is covered by Insurance.
Muen s,n. sa1 wn:
accuses Of attempt cd assault was remsndsd in the
Harlem Court yesterday, The poace are looking for
Nurphy's alleged accompltce.
William Ryan drove Third avenue surface car over
Joseph kupr Is ycRIs old. Of lG6S Third aven yea.
eTday NJ Surtyt I'd street kup"r was seriously in.
await the result Of kupers 'nJur.s
The ANIMAL Christina festival Of the sunday schools
children at me tHurrh oi 81. John the Evangelist
held in the church last evening ,hris;nas carols
sung the Christina. tree Was lighted ny. and each Of
the 2D0 children present received "A book.
Argument on the motion Of Philip and Ramuel
Abraham To the sale OF the franchise for cable
road lie SngI"n avenue was adjourned yester to
jan by Justice Lawrence 81 the supreme Court The
sale set for Dee 80 VIII he adjourned 10 jan u.
Gen. Martin r. McHahon was notified yesterday that
Col David Stson ni The regular army who died about
ayear ago mad EFT legacy q SO un for he soldiers
hahon drew the money from the Metropolitan Trust
Company, 50 Wal! .'re-1. yesterday
Thomas Hines laborer employed on Fills Island.
stair IN the main building and fell backward to the
floor, breaking his neck lie died Instantly. lie was
~ years old and WAS veteran OF the war He had an
accident policy tor 500 IN pocket OF bis coat
dency or the Republican association In the Twenty.
hrst Dismondback dihtrict last night ont WAS suo-
csedsd By otto ir,,nx Wise n the Elsvsnth district
former secretary to preside over tA Deliberations
Four OF smallpox have been discovered by the
Health anthori,i's since Saturday They weIei Kate
Seth Pe.sr,on ears. and Lrnesi Peterson months
OF 22o East Eighty second street and Coo knieriehm,
smonths. Of $50 Eleventh avenue. All were removed
TO the Reception Hospital
appotnted by the New York State Bar Association
solicit suggestions for the provsment Of the revision
Of corpo.'isn Laws 2, they were p..s;d At ne last
should bs In writing and or before jan the
Chairman OF the committee Daniel .. hemsep % WAL
street. New York city.
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The Weather.

A storm of Comfortable energy crossed from the
Gulf OF Mexico to the solth Atlantic coast and was
central yesterday on the coast OF tho CAronss NOV.
ing northeast. 1t attended by severe northeast
gales by ,now in the Carolinas and Virginia and BY
rain Georgia an Florida This storm win follow
tho Guir stream and cause tnow to-day In the Middle
Atlantic and New England States II will draw colder
weather into the South Atlantic stateG seceaa
storm Colorado created some snow in tho bake.
tas Nebraska and Kansas Lglt snow fell sss In the
lower lake regions and the Ohio valley.
The coideI weather of the season Was felt IL the
Southern states This rcratnre at New Orisaus WAS
~: Mobile Pensacola and Montgomery 200; Atlanta
l6s; knoxville and Memphis. 12s; aud Cairo, ~.
The coolest weather was over Minnesota, novtlg
.rd It below zero down 10 southern Kansas
the coolest was 22s below at 81. Vincent. viii
colder In this region this morning with some snow
during tho day.
II far IN this city yesterday tho lowest sheal
temperature was 100: highest ass average humidity.
6s per cent; wind northwest; average velocity. II
miles an hour
Tho Thermometer At rerry's pharmacy In THs 6ua
afurar
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CAME THOUSANDS OF MILES TO WE'D.
A Fnithless Freedman Falls to Keep His
Agreement.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 27.-Reine Duhaute. a
pretty French girl. after having made Jour
ney across tho ocean and half across the
American continent to marry her sweetheart,
started on ner return homo this morning.
Mutual friends started correspondence be-
tween Mile. Duhaute and Felix Dumas. a
Frenchman who came to this country In 1890
and bought a ranch in Oklahoma. The cor
respondence led to the engagement Of the two.
although they had never seen each other.
Finally the day was set for the wedding and
Mile. Duhaute. who was a Coverness at the
time in an Enclshman's family in London.
started for America to meet her intended hus-
hand. The meeting place was to have been
the Office Of French Consul Long.
Mile. Duhnute arrived promptly on time. but
Consul Long wrote to the tnrdy lover and ro:
ceived n reply from Dumas that he had
changed his mind ,Ty and that he did not now Dc.
little French woman dist racted and she throat
ened to commit suicide. having no friends In
the country and no means to return home.
Consul Long informed her mistress in Lond on
Of the situation by ,cable and the latter cnbled
funds for Mile Duhaute to return to London.
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NOW INSPECTORS ARE GONE
Fresh Complications In Long Island City's
Election Middle.

Close on the discovery OF an attempt to steal
the election returns Of Long Island City comes
the news that certain election inspectors who
are wanted to correct the returns from their
districts cannot be found. Two inspectors
from each district are necessary to have the
returns corrected. Believing that their oppo-
nents would seek to spirit away the inspectors.
the Jeffersonians have been asserting all
along that they had taken steps to forestall
any movement Of this kind, and that they had
main firm. Yesterday. however. 1t was stated
on good authority that enough inspectors tc
Illustrate the object OF Justice Bartletts order
were missing. and would not be forthcoming
mill after the first Of tho new year.
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HE KNEW THE ROPES.
A TIpsy Stranger Takes n Couple or Detec.
uves to See some High Kicking.

tives to See some High Kicking.
As Detectives Beasley and Shiu OF tho West
Thirty seventh street station were walk
ing along Seventh avenue on Monday
night. a man. who had evidently been drinking
more than was good for him. ran into them.
The man apoloGized profusely and suggested
q drink Just to show that there wore no hard
feelings. The detectives. who were In citizens
clothes. declined.
well, come along with mo and we'll have
some fun" said the man. IN take you where
we can see n little fancy high kicking"
There's no such place near here" said
Amt. ,hcy7 Well. there's a place right
around the corner where You can see 1t any
night. Take a walk round there"
The detectives went with the man to tho fiat
at G54 West Thirty ninth street. There they
found three girls In light attire dancing the
cancan. while three men applauded. Tho
detectives arrested the six. and while they
vanished. At Jefferson Market Court yestcr-
day Florence smith. one Of the women mr.
house and WAS hold for examination, Tho
month each and the men were discharged.
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One Bullet Went Hight Through Him and
the Other q. stu In Him.

One Bullet Went Right Through Him and
the Other L. SIN In Him.
Fred Geschwind. q painter OF 3O7 East
Eighty-fourth street, shot one bullet right
through his body last night and another into
his abdomen, and tho doctors at the Presby-
terrain Hospital think he Is likely to die.
He said something to the policemen who
we're called in about having married against
the wishes Of his family year ago.
He celebrated Christmas on Monday. Yes
terday when no awoke. he was Respondent
and talked of suicide. In the evening he went
out and bought a revolver Returning Mt s
o'clock. he showed the pistol to his wife.
Now am going to DO it. he exclaimed:
the trigger. The pistol went OF and tho bull
let went right through him. coming out just
his abdomen. That bullet has not been found.
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BARON REINACH'S DEATH.
THE posi- MORTEM EXAMINATION.
SHOWS mat HE WAS POISONED


a.. me-. .,-'. -
He Did Not Commit s"'eide-f"r's Ez.
wv. ., "s ms ~. law.
was Murdered One OF the Most he""rs-
""'e '"ses !" "ea'e"' ""r'Spr"denee.
PARIS. Doc. o7-Tho muraer NJ pnron Raj.
mach is tho sensation Which, to.sav e ocounsas
the public mind The Paris cwsrapers print.
ed to-day the news cabltd to THE sun four
autopsy. 1t has raised popular excitement
-, a., w ", ".s" n ,'I NV e"en''s' u" e"',ke
W 'i'o hha'ys's' "',ich Is now almost coinpiet.
3D. says , it is one Of the most remarkable cases
tnn' Jans al, LEU. 'ee' "' INV 'e'o'' !"
'ew days Will show.
base the CHARGE Of nurJsr '" p.ra.
Renachs nssoei,,os rh "s" nstura, onrs,,o,
death is being yarious,y answered I'''' - "'
A warrant was issued today for a search Of
'"' '''' '"''A s. r,.t I' a., , VOW
charge ' 81 ths ncst;morts% esa% Nina n
rerorted to the Government that app.
pleXy was. not tho cause ot tn. Enron''s
death His renort says that Baron de
was taken into his siomaeL eight hoars before
Death. The Fignro further says TINT The FAM
ts9ts Of tho report and lay" aomandsi that =
judicial i inquiry be- held 70 prove that the
, It has been more than limited that Baron DO
Reinach WAS put out Of the way by those who
n tSs nI eT"fpH" mSs tin. the a
death .here would Se good reason to believe
is true. for on the nisit Of the Bsroa's death
he, together with n. IsouvIer and n.
OF tho new paper attacks that were Leing
made upon him.
ReH on irHe suicide he es would have
fs in sw SSHTs SsSa ivy Sssn
such deep fesli nx as to the result d the at
tacks. Horrible AS it may seem. there is no
sted the ss1 Mo sH et rreas,
relieved II baron dc lteinach was dead and
"f ssSs%s' eo sr' lie
thu sa taa snd deata
the h q the tSn am IL
J., Ganio,s hns an interview to-day with u.
Baron do Keinach's death with an attempt
R Rsrz two years ago to poison Or: Cornelius
These articles have IL
RI" officials OF the Government Toxtcologs
about the death OF Baron do Heinach. They
say that tho examination OF the organs re-
other forth 0ht ut least
LONDON. Dec. 2a..rhs Paris eorrespondent
ing to limit the Parliamentary Committes,s
inquiry to the connection OF politicians with
the Panama Canal seandaL Many great con.
deeply will endanger their fortunes which
might bs aeized on beh ali of the shareholders.
M. Waddington and Leon Say are men:
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POWDERLY'S NEIY SCHEME
To Establish = Group or Factories Near tho
single Tax Village Of MyattsXIile.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27-Hyattsville. ono OF
Washington oldest and largest suburbs. six
miles out is famous as the battle ground OF
tho single tax" mon. The village fathers
have not only established the single tax sys-
tenn In practice. but have been sustained
throughout by the Maryland courts against
these property owners who protested that the
new way was unJustly burdensome. Now the
place expects to feel u, new pusation OF
Grand Master Il. V. Powderly has bought a
farm ~ scyenty-one acres on the edge OF the
town for himself and syndicate OF working.
factories and cooperative workingm On s
town. The site chosen Is convenient to both
roads aud II the capital for the scheme can. be
had. quite smart little colony Is expected to
sDrlny IN.
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4 HALF-MILLION-DO FIRE
Two Firemen Killed and Several Injured In
BIx MIlwnukee Blaze.

HS'< NHIINHuKee Hs1Hze.
MILWAUKEE Dec. 21-The William Booker
Leather Company's big tannery. and that OF
Conrad Brothers. ut the foot OF Sher-
man street. were burned TODAY. Like
all the big flres here Of late this was at
tended with fatality. Two tlremen ore dead.
another is missing. and two men are lying
badly injured at the Emergency Hos pital. The
dead are George Reichman. flre patrol. and
Julius Huebner. pipeman. Company No. 4
Thomas Sullivan. member Of the fire patrol.
is missing. Thomas Maloney. linemsn. Com
many No. 6. is injured internally, and John
Geoch, pipeman. No. Q. Is badly bruised and
injured internally
At A. NJ the fire was considered under con-
troll. Tho loss was confined to the two COM
nanies. The BECKER Company's loss is $225.-
goo. Conrad Brothers loss is 100000.
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A DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
Wyoming Will Send Democratic Senator
to Washington.

WyoHiag VIII Send . Democratic Senator
to Washington.
CHEYENNE. Dec 27.-The faces OF the Repub-
lican rinRsters are long this evening. They
have been thwsrted in their plan to steal two
legislative seats in the interest Of the candi-
dacy OF Francis f Warren TO be his own sue
csssor In tho United States Senate. The plot
was Matched the day after election. A plant
and willing tool was found in County Clerk.
Under tho law it was his duty to canvass the
vote with tho assistance OF two Justices Of the
Peace, one Republican and one u Democrat.
The Clerk. to reflect himself and gain two
out one OF the largest precincts. claiming that
fraud had been practised there. and that the
returns were not In shape. The Supreme
This makes the Legislature Democratic be-
yond all question. Fl. A. l. New. George W.
Baxter. G. 4. Beck. or some other good Demo-
SIat will so to Washington In place OF Mr..
Warren.
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San Francisco. Dec. 27.--The ofaclal state
nent OF Cailfornia's vote at the last election
was given out to-day by Secretary of State
c Ss,te, i shows that one Harrison and eight
paf'y toto amounted to a trifie over 10000,
I I"n ins prohibtion vote to 5000 Three Re-
VIZ" "'n"tad. English LDem.l in the Third
SyinssI!!c, was defeated oy only 70 votes. The
fsntt III iayor OF the direct election OF United
ll.N ns senator's by the people was enormous
'''o'e voting for aud only 1884, aGain0t.
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PARrs. Dec 27.-Mr. Charles A. Dana. who
Inns been In Europe for several weeks. Is In
this city A large number Of Americans have
called upon him ut his hotel, where they have
received y most cordial welcome from their
uistipguished fellow countryman.
Speaking OF the New York Senatorshlp. Mr..
Dana says that the Democracy may select Mr..
Frederic H. Coudert as compromise candi-
data
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Willing to no Generous with Birds Money.
AURORA. ILL.,. Dec. 27.-On Monday n thief
robbed Birds jewelry store Of quantity Of
diamonds and was chased and shot at but
escaped. To-day the thief wrote letter from
ChicnKo oil ering to return the property II Bird
would agree to give $50 to be expended In fur.
nishin. the poor with New Year's dinner
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The Lower Hudson Closed.

NEwDuRGH. Dec. 27.-The Hudson River 10
filled with floating Ice here Navigation be-
tween here and New York has closed for the
season. Ice nine inches thick Is Deing cut on
some OF the ponds In Cornwall.
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Higher cost and finer quality OF tobacco. un-
usual delicate texture OF paper. full weight
uniformity in workmanship contribute the
motive power that has secured to Admiral :"
cigarettes thei. deserved popularity-tAdp,
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MORE RECRUITS FOR r4MuAyy:
Gen. Clark and Major Buil.rd nm III. Hat
John -. Shea 10 Lead the rhIrtIeih

President James J. Martin OF the Police
Board announced two new Republican con-
verts to Tammany. whose names will be added
to the Twenty first District General Commit
tee rol tonight, They are ten. Elnmons
Clark and Major Willard Bullard. '"'
Coroner John Is. shea will DO the member O,
tLe new Tammany, Hall Committee Of Thirty
ron the, Thirtieth Assembly district, suc-
was made yesterday. Its taken as additional
SNlocnee that Mr.. Purroy is to be made Chair.
s;ssuch to retain membership in the Fsecu-
i've COMMITTEES. -
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FOR A BLANKET BALLOT.
The New Measure which, 1t IL Said, Tau
many VIII Support Mt Albany.

many VIII Support At AIhAhy.
Richard Croker has been opposed to the
present ballot law ever since Its adoption. not
withstandinR the success which the Demo-
Gratis have secured under It.
1t is understood that at the next session OF
the Legislature bill will be introduced. with
the backing OF Tammany Hall. providing for
q simpler ballot. Senator Roesch IL expected
to Introduce the Measure In the Senate and
The blanket ballot. with q pictured design
for the Identification OF each party ticket. IL
said to m Get with favor In Mr.. Cookers eyes.
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Nearly 80, 900

homes Of America and England to their sur
passing excellence HardmAn. Peck d Co..
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PIrTsBuRGH Dec 27.-The Allegheny. Mo-
nongahela and Ohio rivers are frozen over.
and river traffic is entirely suspended for the
first time In many years.
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MURPHY, sULzER, AND 0uIGLEE
These Appear to he the Favoritcs for Senn
tor, Speaker. aud Leader In tho House.


ALsASr Dec. 27.--The members OF tho leg
lslatu.e who have stragGlcd into Albany look
ing for quarters have boon unanimous in the
opinion that William Sulzer OF New York will
be Speaker. that Quiglcy OF Brooklyn will I've
leader OF tho majority in the House. and that
Edward Murphy. JE. will be chosen United
States Senator. One OF the brooklyn mem
bers who was here said
while not desiring to be quoted In an in
terview. am free to say that the leaders In
my district are for Mr.. Murphy for Senator.
and propose to vote for him. unless the ma
jority OF the Kings county delegation are for
some Brooklyn man for the place. As have
heard of no such candidate. | naturally infer
that there will be none. and TINT tho Kings
county members will vote with the New York
members for Mr.. Murphy"
An intimate friend OF Mr.. Murphy and
State official. speaking OF Gov. Flowers evil
dent preference for Chairman Murphy. said
to-day:
smSyf what Ss 1 0ssur fplT hsn
lection Of a member Of. the National Com
mittec. The vote stood i to u; md tho hal-
ton q tie deu,y. one Of the ECON %
named Mr., Murphy as a compromise candi-
date NJ Murphy at once declined, In, Later Mr.
cert; and Gov. Hill. who vas appealed to. sent
accept. TO all Murphy replied firmly: came
here Tor Roswell !. r Flower VIII continue to
mittee adjourned without naming any ono;
to nj the vacancy by the National COMMITTEES.
and later the state Convention elected Her.
man Oelrichs Gov. Flower was not successful.
but has remom bered that Edward Murphy. Jr..
always sticks to his friends"
Mr.. M'LAuGHLIN WILL NOT OPPOSE MURPHY.
1t Ia thought that the caucus Of the two DEM
ocratic Senators and seventeen Assemhlymen
from kings county may be postponed until
they get to Albany, Tine proposed caucus, was
ton rs to the United States Scnatorship and
the Speakership. 1t Is said that most OF the
Kings county members are opposed to Mr..
Murphys candidacy for the Senatorshir. but
1t ia not likely they will decline to attend the
regular caucus.
The Asscmblymen will probably give Mr..
Quigey OF Greenpoint II complimentary vote
In the caucus for tho .Speakership. Some per-
sons who arc predicting tight between Tam
many Hall and the Kings counts, county Democracy
pointed. and there are indications that, Mr..
Croker and Mr.. Mclaughlin will act in har-
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Himself to death. Let him take the pleasant
course Of treatment Ct the SslSbratSSa II Kelley
then easily live sober. II he wants to. Call or
writ IL
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rake the south Limited to Cincinnati And o.,
Louis via New York Central Superb sQuip1nsss and
ssruc@-Adp