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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-04-15
Valuable Bugs.

Secretary Lelong and Quarantine
Officer Craw of the State Board of
Horticulture were in ecstacics yestcr-
day. All the afternoon they bent over
a mystorious-looking set Of boxes and
talked learnedly of bugs. There were
bugs in boxes, bugs on the tables,
bugs on chairs, bugs in the air and
bugs everywhere about the place. III
all there were about G000 beetles. and
of that number between 200 and 500
were alive. "Those insects" said Mr..
Lolong, 81 confidently believe will be
worth over S2O, 900, 600 to the state.
When the Australian ship Monowai
arrived, she had on board the consign-
mcnt of little inst cts that arc expected
to do so much good to the state. They
made the trip in the ice chest to keep
them dormant, Mr.. Lolong explained.
They were Immediately taken to the
State Board of Horticulture and were
sent of, after careful examination, TO
be colonized in Los Angeles. They
were sent here by Professor Albert
Koebelc, who went TO Australia, New
Zealand and adjacent countries as the
accredited agent of the Department Of
Agriculture aud of the State Board of
Trade TO search for predaceous and
parasitic insects. Professor koebelc
discovered the vidalia about three
years ago, ard their introduction into
the orchards of The state las made a
profit of countless millions. With
his present shipment lie sends a posi-
tive assurance that the beetles will be
found all that is necessary TO destroy
the dangerous insects Of the state If
lie be corrcc; in his csiim ttion of their
value, then the bugs that come upon
the Monowai viii represent by far
the most important event in the horti-
cultural history of California.
There are representatives of thirty
species of beetles sent in the last lot.
They arc all new to the state, and lit
tic is known of their habits other than
the brief statement Of their usefulness
written by Professor Kocbele. They
are fatal 10 the pests Of all citrus and
deciduous fruits, apples, prunes, pears.
peaches, oranges, and in fact almost
every fruit that grows in the state.
One of the greatest problems in the
mission of Professor Koobelo was the
discovery of some destroyer of the
red scale. Ia aihinks thst0mono t.c
insects which the officers OF me Boad
of Horticulture inspected SO cnthusi-
astically yesterday will be found tho
desired destroyer. 50 confident is he
in his opinion that he declares he will
not return TO the United States until
the arrivals prove TO be ali that he has
claimed for them.- san Francisco
Chronicle.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-04-15

al haven't ellangod spc ok, said
Abby. in affected grimness. her face
turned away.
"Abby, don't turn away; you've
saved Jim. You've saved me. Aud
think what it cost! Oh, Abby, your
gold-hceled shocs!"
"Thcre, don't mind. Leather is good
enough the rest of the way"
81 can never pay you back, Abby,
but while have a crust Oh, Abby,
| cant tell you all | think" she cried,
for the event bore a poetic fancy into
her plain-furnishcd mind. "But do
believe your gold-hcelcd shoes arc lay
ing up for you to walk the streets Of
Paradise. "]-IIarpcr's Weekly.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-04-15
As You Go Through Life.
Don't look for the flaws as you go through
life;


Don't look for the flaws as you go through
life;
And even when you find them
1t is wise and kind to be somewhat blind
And look for the virtue behind them.
For the cloudiest night has a hint Of light
Somewhere IN its shadows hiding;
1t is better by far to hunt for a star
Than the spots on the sun abiding.
The current of life runs ever away
To the bosom of Gods great ocean.
Don't set your force 'gainst the rivers
course,
And think to alter its motion.
Don't waste a curse on the universe
Don't butt at the storm with your puny
form
But bend and let it 90 DER you.
The world will never adjust itself
TO suit your whims to the letter,
Some things must 80 wrong your whole life
long,
And the sooner you know it the better.
1t is folly to fight with the infinite,
And go under at last in the wrestc.
The wisest man shapes into Gods plan,
As the water shapes into vessel.
ELLA Wheeler Wilcox, in the Weekly.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-04-15
Would Provide The fi,ater.

who had been cast off by her family
on marrying ne'er-do-well. with
you can be content to live on bread
and water"
"Yes, beloved" was the earnest
reply. "And if youll just get the
bread, I'll skirmish around and try to
earn the water. - [Harrer's Bazaar.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-04-15
why the Third ringer was Chosen.

How many women who fondly love
the golden symbol Of their wedding
VOW know why they wear it on the
third finger Of the left hand That
particular digit was chosen because it
was believed by the Egyptians to be
directly connected By a slender nerve
TO the heart itself And these an
tient worshipers Of Isis held this fin
ger sacred to Apollo and the sun, and
therefore gold was the metal chosen
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-04-15

Ponsonby-lIer name has been
dragged into the courts a score OF
times aud is synonymous with scan
dal. Yet why did Sniyely ask her for
her handg
Popiniay Perhaps because there
are half dozen diamond rings on m
Nwelers Circular
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Womb flII m a temper and rale
herself roundly.

"Gold shoes, indccl! | don't de-
serve leather. AS il lhat woman didn't
have trouble enough without lis being
piled on frccl Providence has been
toe good TO me; there's nobody to
aourn over; nobody 70 worry over.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-04-15

Will practice in the Court OF Appeals AMI
n the courts OF Charles, st. Mary's Calvert
Asis Arundel, and Prince Georges counties
SyAt-A he ~ attend regularly.
..SeAslce I'D address, Annapolis. Nj
nyAy2-II
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-04-15

Paterfamilias-Havc you boys bi
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-04-15
Quickly he stood bareheaded. Z
fore God, ID try," ho said.

fore God, I'll try" he said.
That night the widow again lay in
Abby's arms. "Jim's gone; lie told
me al, she whispered. "IIcw could
you? Abby, Abby, here Pve lived be-
side YOU FOR years, and | never know
you"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-04-15

Patcrfamilias-lIayc you boys bi
!, -, = s.ssss. ps---.<z,sz
Dcaler-1es, sir. DO you want &
safety or the other kind?
Huml Let's see. Is a safety s.
named because it is safe!
Yes, sir.
Perfectly safe?
Absolutely, sir.
Then l feel very sure boy will pro
fer ,se other kind. rGood News.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-04-15
Your5 very truly,
&>>716 Z AA@.

The publ tshins convince
colors durable
scheme Bills rignally which he
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oroper has been
and
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-23
M'GREEVY GIVES HIMSELF t-I.
The Man who Gave Away the Scandal that
Nearly Wrecked the Dominion Government.

The Man who Gave Away the Scandal that
Nearly Wrecked the Dominion Government.
QUEBEC. April 22.-Robert McGreevy return
ed from New York to-day and gave himself up
to the local authorities. and was immc diately
sentenced to year Imprisonment and driven
right Off to Jail
His fellow fugitive from justice. q. F. MUIR
ply. tho defaulting SecretaryTreasurer OF the
New York Excise Board under the Tnmmany
regime. remains in New York aud will not prob
ably srevisit Quebec; Murphy and McGrcevy
fed from Quebec last year n few hours before
alury in the Criminal Court returned verdict
partner in the Quebec Harbor Works OF
It was Murphy and McGrecvy who gave
away the whole harbor works scandal OF
$1,000 900 which CONFUSED the whole Of Cam
ada last year and almost, wrecked the Do
Of his friends; FASTENED tho death OF
Sir John A. Macdonald. besides driving
Sir Hector I.AnCeyin from the office OF
Minister Of Public Works. and causing the ex-
pulsion from the House OF Parliament OF the
Hon. Thomas McGreevy. RoDert McGreevy's
friends allege that his prosecution and convic-
ton was q political plot to he reyengel upon
him md Murphy for giving away details Of the
harbor works scandal.
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JO77INGS .lHOUT 1OJvx

Pier u, R.. is to be widened from 10 fee. to las
Abram Levy real estate dealer was prouounc ed in
sane at Bellevue Hospital yesterday.
Tx ssE has received q from James Iathrow Of Ana
Ireland.
E&ron Won Ketteler ,ecresry of the German Legation
.snp 4a, erf,ssa G Tile North German Lloyd
"a, Ths for f h 1onSs to
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
Victoria Woodruff. accompanied by her husband Mr.
on the steamship Trare yesterday.
Hed !" G ys:
teIday for examination on the charge OF keeping
s, Ienn f", Old wa. taken Chambers
sun. i,s "a %s e a}nr.sory window aha OAK
day IN sl1on bail f.r examination 'o;morrow the
slf. "'" 10 bill s on @ IL $40 by forging
wn" . zee & &
FIN nss w be II tn on f MasSn Court until
The leth Israel Hospital non sec,nrian charitable
insitn,,o which wa. opened on June OF last year at
dcSursa by the sSsw' s i sso aa Al "Tm fs.
lroa'wny which viii be occupied on May with my.
Richard i Ewart q 20 ives. Thirty ninth stree, has
wr,,!Gn LETTER T." Mny"r Grant protesting rRan.! as,
,oditi"n. Of the weather are almost nnassabIe for
e~ a . s may Obtain noe i" d
Judgment. o. absolute divorce granted by Judge
campahp too ar les Gardner from Eleanor Gardner
To John scott Anderson from Catherine Fnhlay Ander
son, and 70 Mary L. Dawes from owen Davies. Gardner
- The rarkrs society detective who says his wife
living with Eugene Leigh.
a, "n i% "hn '1Ts" a
Nh ola employment Office swinIior pleaded gIlty yes
swindng rairick +. Mcmahon al ~ i'ark row Out II
$50 when Mcmahon d-po'-d surety for tie faithful
performance Of the mythical duties OF cierkship
Francis WAS then ,harrs Mo re A Co
An assistant of Agent Gardner II Dr. rsrkhursts
cety arraiGnri III he nrANllr Court yesterday for
violation ~ IN. ENc &c law Sunday last rAtrick
Dsmpsry bartender ~ I-,lwh Hall. i"Thlrd avenue.
and John Cassidy bartender FOR rNA hcrHan Fareyat
Gardner nrTaignrd Fer Inland Ionan Of 2Ga seventh
avenue, Lnhinan did MT tally IN npIn Aranrr with Tho
descrb 4 IN the warrant aud h held in 500
for examination.
Charles lie Forest AMI James G. campbe !. who are
charged with having assaulted Ernest Hutchinson.
Lydia lhomps2ns manager. IN tho Lobby oi the Your.
Market court yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Hutchinson
Yesterday the hrs time that he has been able
leave his room since the Assault After listening TO
arguments for nearly three hours Justice Grady dis
charged Campbell and continued DE Forests exAmi
nation until to morrow.
M0rgans great carpet cleaninaand novating works
Broadway anu Am 81 send potta Tor estimAts-Alr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-23
Earthquake shocks In California.

SAN FRASCIsCo April 22.-Another slight
shock OF earthquake occurred here at 7:15 last
evening. Shocks last evening are also re-
ported from number Of other places in tho
northern part Of the State. and also from Car
son. Nov No damage is reported.
DIXON. Chi. April 22-At "a o'clock last
night there was another sharp shock felt here.
but II was not as violent as the ono in the
morning. Several more trcmors were noticed
during the night. but no further damage was
done. The people are stil greatly alarmed.
and very few went to bed last ght.
VACAvILLE. April pa number OF tents ar
rived here from Sacrament last night. having
been sent by Gov. Markham. Many people
were afraid to pass the night in their homes.
and slept In tho tents Several slight shocks
were felt during the night. The work Of re-
pair Is going on at rapid rate.
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COST or ASSdSSINS IN THE FAR VEST
Sig Dollars . Hay and $50 for Each Man
Kiiled-van Horne Due at Fort Russell.

CHEYENNE. April GA. C. Cunning who
was arrested on suspicion OF being ono OF the
party OF regulators who killed Champion and
Ray. has boon lodged In jail at Buffalo. In his
pocket was found letter to q friend In Idaho.
In which It was said that Champion and Ray
had been warned and would not have
lost their lives II they had heeded the warning
The hired assRssins. the lettor states. were to
reEeye day END fS TOR eSesy
$1,000 to secure Champion and Ray
Jim Dudley. alias Gus Greene. OF Paris
Texas an invader who was wounded In tho
fight with the rustlers. died few days ago
and was. buried at Buffalo The stockmen
:, DOUGLAS Wyo, April pit Is expected that
the captured cattleme will reach Fort fetter-
man tonight, The trip has been a hard ono
on tn. captiyes and Their esfor as sSy nn
continued for three days Tho escort or
guard comprises three companies, one
OF which marches 10 front. one n the
rHHr. and the other is divided and marches on
three wagons in the centre OF tho cayalcale.
y, Last night special train reached here from
the command Of, Major Egbert. :, They have
p ay S srla here Th sS Are e0
WAsHINGToS. April 23~Gen. Scholeld re-
c"ived despatch to-day from Gen. Brooke ut
on lad SnSy eeSS Fori
and containing the information that Col; Van
ming, on sunday morning.
K;nnny is 10 ouf mye days msrsh, iEpm Fort Mc
mat the announcement Of tho arrival OF Col;
Van Horne At the latter place will BIO received
at the War Department to-day
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DOUSS BEGINS MS SUIT.
The Ex.Prcachcr Asked for More Time, hut
the Court Refused nm Ext-naion.

the Court Refused nm Extension.
BosToN. April 22.-The Rev. W. ". Downs Is
again before tho courts seeking to get $4,000
for injury to his reputation and for being
ousted from the pulpit Of the Bowdoin Square
Church. He is suing Joseph Story. George T.
Stackpole. Rufus X. Noyes. Sidney A. Wilbor.
Fred J. Tabor. Abbio Campbell and Alice Nep-
ton. otherwise known as Alice Watson.
This case has been in the courts for two
years. To-day the plaintiff asked for further
extension Of time. but Judge Sherman refused
to grant tho request. This was surprise. and
Lawyer W. II. Baker: forced unexpectedly to
omen the cas". did SO briefly. and then secured
postpOnement until Monday.
MIR. Baker said to the Jury that he would at
temrt, TO- show that the Nepton woman was
hired by the defendants to swear that Downs
was the father. OF her child. so as to get the
pastor out Of the pulpit. because he knew too
much about their transgressions.
Pnrson Downs has two trunks filled with aff1-
davits and confessions which he says he will
introduce and which he intimates will expose
condition OF immortality that will he astound-
ing. The defendants say thsy have no fear Of
anything Mr. Downs may produce They were
All prominently connected with Bowdoin
Square Church during the Downs troubles.
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ms PLATFORM rs ANIMATION.
Mr. Macdonald Conte.tinr n Seat In the
Ontario I.rrlslntt,f.r.

TORONTO. April 22.-Tho nomination OF IN
nnncxationist candidate to contest u by-eiec-
ton In Toronto to-day has excited good deal
OF interest. Tho by-clection ia to MI a vacancy
In the Ontario Legislature caused by the death
Of II. Z. Clarke. member for Toronto There
are four cnndidatcs-H. A. T.. Kent. Straight
Conservative: n. q. BGelow Liberal: Phil
lips Thompson. Independent Labor candidate.
and Il. A. Macdonald. on tho platform OF politi-
cal union with the United States.
Macdonald. in his address to tho electors.
boldly advocated political union. He contend
ed that the present fiscal policy OF Canada had
been failure. and had driven thousands OF
young men to the United States. TIo said he
was consistent Conservative. but beloved
annexation TO be tho best thing that could
happen to Canadn.
The election will be held on April 20.
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SOME KENTUCKY CRIMES.

Ono Killed and Three Fatally Wounded At
s,Csras-Kiiled At y Wedding.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hsssrss>~ss
game Of cards at Snufnetown. Ky. yesterday
Joe McAll6ter shot and killed John Roamey.
and was shot in turn by q brother Of his VIC
tim. Then Peter McAllstor shot two negroes
who were trying to assist Roamey. All will die
Louisa. KY. April 22-At q wedding last
night Henry Davis. 10 years old. walked into
the house. and without warning struck Noah
Mead, aged y. in the temple with a knife.
Mead Knocked Davis down. scuffle followed.
the heart. Mead died Immediately. Davis
fled but the officers and citizens arc search.
was continued after the exctrmont was over.
Mead is q son OF one Of tho best known JUS
tees In this county.
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NOT TO BE A CARDINAL,
The Pope's Reported Refusal to Elevate
Archbishop Corrfgnn.

Archbishop Corrtgnn.
LONDON. April 22.-The Central Ne,rs has this
despatch from Romo
Tho Pope has definitely refused the request
that hc elevate Archbishop CorriRan OF New
York to tho Cardinalate. 1t is thought that
this decision is the consequence OF tho an
tagonfsm between the Archbishop and Cardi-
nal Gibbons"
This despatch reached New York so late last
night that 1t was not practicable to ascertain
whether or not private dispatches had como
here with the same or with contrary
Intelligence. The three American Arch
bishops. one OF whom. 1t has been predicted.
is likely soon to receive a Cardinals hat. are
Archbishop Corrigan OF New York. Archbishop
Ryan OF Philadelphia. and Archbishop ireland
OF st. Paul. Archbishop Ireland is now in Rome.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-23
WHY IS 7JsGIE S.tET?
Speculation About the Poll les In the Gus.
ton House Investigation.

Gen. O. L. Spaulding. acting Secretary OF the
Treasury. and A. X. Tinge. supervising
special Treasury agent. will come from Wash
ington to-day to confer with Collector Hen.
bricks and tho other members of the special
York Custom House. Politics as directed from
the, White Hous" will play an important part
In the last year OF the Cleveland Admnistrn.
tion there was n futile effort to clean out the
Appraisers stores. Tho Harrison ,Admnis-
presence OF Mr., Tingle. though. Is not agree
able to many Republican merchants They
fear that he may attempt to renew hostilities
aubordinates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-23
tOREMiN GOLDSMITH ACCUSED,
With a Hint that sie Was Not Counsel for
Oppenh elmer as Well n. Juror

While Jacob Oppenheimer was on the stand
before Judge Pryor Of the Court OF Common
Please yesterday as witness in his action to
recover $500 commissions on real estate
transaction from Mrs. Mary Fitzsimons,
mother Of Justice Fitzsimons Of the City
Court. he got tangled w on cross -eXamina-
ton. Foreman Max Goldsmith OF the jury
interposed:
ton"
Lawyer Edward Brown. the cross-examiner
objected to plaintiffs having counsel in the
Jury box as well as out OF it," Whcreupon
Judge Pryor turned sharply to Juror Gold
smith and said You're excused"
Mr.. Goldsmith rOSo to explain. but Judge
Pryor waved him off and said: "Thut will do.
sir retire"
The case proceeded with eleven Jurors,
They found for the defendant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-23
Three KILLED by Failing Court Hons. Wall.

NASHVILLE April 22-Repairs were being
made in the Washington county Court House
in Jonesboro to-day. and tho walls OF toe
vaults had Just been completed.
This morning the temporary arches were
taken out and the walls collapsed. Five brick
masons were at work inside, and all were
buried under bricks and mortar Search was
Immediately begun. and three bodies recov-
cred. Two OF the men were taken out alive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-23
Extent OF the Tobacco Frauds In San Fran


CHICAGO. April 22.-Tho full extent OF the
tobacco frauds committed by the San Fran
cisco ring against the Government by under
valuations was learned to-day.
In the last six months 600 bales OF Sumatra
tobacco. valued at over n quarter Of million
dollars and dutiable ut 81 a pound, have been
entered ut the port Of San irancisco " TIE
q loss Of revenue to the Government OF nearly
$lOO.OO0.
Special Treasury Agent Soehngen returned
from Cincinnati to-day. where no found sixty
eight bales OF the contraband tobacco.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-23

WILMINGTON roRt'Asr Yor SATURDAY.
For New England. showers clearing in tho afternoon
night southsry winds. shifting 10 northwestsrlyS
slightly cooler. except stationary temperature on Long
Island Sound and In eastern Maine: fa'r sunday
Tor Nre Iork. ruin 10 n, S,pping. Jsir IN a.
afternoon o, night "' tecpmry norfhses; Jair Sen
dg.
fo eastern pennsylvania and New jersey. fair Sat
uriay and Sunday preceded by rain on tho coast;
cooler saturday ,ght; winds becoming northwest;
fair Monday
For western New York and western Pennsylvania.
fair Saturday and sunday. clearing Lake Ontario;
warmer by Saturday night; westerly winds.
For Minnesota. North Dakota. and South DAkola.
fair slightly warmer. except cooler by Saturday night
In western North Dakota; southery winds.
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Contract Allen brick mo n ers.

PLArTsBURGH. April 22.-Seventeen brick
makers from Sorrel. Quebec. en- route to
IIaverstraw. were detained by the Customs
officers Mt Rouse's Point tonight. and COM
poiied to return to Canada. Special Inspector
vankirk who was on the train claims to have
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-23
Not Guilty. but Must Pay tho Legal Costs OF
the Kiss.

WILKEsBARBE. Al rl 22.-Thc jury in tho case
OF II. p Loyeland. charged with attempting to
steal kiss from widow and which has been
on trial In the Lackawanna County Court for
two days. brought in n verdict this morning OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-23
Set HI. uaby Sister on Fire.

PHILADELPHIA. April ga I7-months-old
child. named Bertha Schmidtetter. was fatally
list nGnt while WILL GhSeE Tsh nes
alone playing with u straw basket filed with
candy eggs. Willie took the basket to the
stove, lighted II, and applied the blaze to one
OF Berthn's curls and then to her clothes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-23

They Cable that There IL No Division In
the Irish National Partr.

In reply to cablegram sent by DR.. T. Adds
Emmett President Of tho National Federation
of America. asking il there was any truth in
the reports Of division in the Irish National
No foundation rumored division Irish
party. JUSTIN MCCARTHY.
"JOHS DILLON"
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Now su.s by Cora Tanner.

The Waltz Song" first introduced by
Paulus Simple. striking. beautiful Every
body humminG 1t and asking what 1t is. Tho
latest hit. Words and music 10 to-morrow's
Merc1Ip ado
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-23

Parties storing furniture moving city country
would do well 10 Inspect the StOreh1uses and u
s.r.sn BIo.hsr ss2 3s4 $50 Ws9 Attn st. sssr
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The perfected wAgner vesibule In use on principal
trains or the New YORK Central.-Afp