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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
HURT BY 4 FILLING CORNICE.

SERIOUS RESULTS OF wOHKMTN's CARELESS
NESS N BIOAD->T.
Work has been going on for some time III '''
luild,ngS Nos % and b Broad-st.. ana ab)' ~
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon tho woifm"n IN charge
attempted to raise 20 it, place 10y single rope
corpicc weighing several hundred pounds. There
were no danger signs and dozens OF p'opl" passed
under the hanging cornic". II had been hlt"d Just
above the second floor When the rope parted anc II
fell 10 the street with a crash that could be h"ard
for several blocks. People who had been watching
the worhmcn from the other side OF III" street had
seen two men directly under the cornice when II
fen. They ran 20 the spot lifted up the mass OF
iron and lin and found under II two mon, on" oi
" HON seemed to bc badly hurt. The other mau WAS
only slightly stunned. lie recovered Immediately.
lie was jacob :. CroniSe Of No. 34l West one hun
dred and twenty -lirSt-st.. clerk Of Eugene Kelly
d co. Nr. Cronlsc hurried away soon a. he had
recovered.
The other man MORT. Wagner, on no 3O'
East seventy -siXtl-st. lie badly hurt. II" was
carried into the adjoining building. and everything
possible done for him until an anbulanc" from
ihc Chambers street hospital reached thcrc twenty
II inutes after tho call sent out VIZ. Wagner
badly cu about the head and chc~i. but In"
ambulance surgeon said that he WAS not danger
ously injured. lie was taken 10 the no piisl.
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.


The VIII Of Albert Badcau, OF N"w-k"ch'h' WIZ
dtcd an lime g. was filed I'm tho >nrroEa"s YIN
in White Plains Yesterday lie leaves AZ estate eal
mated ot $4,000 10 his sons AID daughter III"
names Charles g. Banks William Lc Count ana IFS
SON John Edgar Badcau. executors The VIII ""'
executed February II, 1-71. L'"''haN.
comb OF the Auxiliary League OF the saNa'"h ''"''
conducted tho exercises In Lafayette Hall last "Ni"H
Lieutenant Newconb WIS nj one time tA'nrl III
Wesley College. The water scTNlc" "i inc "'''
chcst,r Comfy Watcrworis Company. which lur 'n''
"a. waiter .,Iulv for III" Waite Plains tr' D'l'I..,
mrnt will b. shut down from 10 y. III. I" DAY nl,i'
daylight ON Wednesday. ~ 70 print We alu''.,
Mani -, nm ol,ciri, shui.ou To- tnr siH'dpil" Oh
Uro.dvuv I'm pursuance Of u contract 'huI'u H'
brtyccn The water company and tlc village. -, s
Mr., Thomas run- twenty NM years or'i W.
rc,chinr ont If "A third story window ~ hcr hnl'
Milford st. and -. Joseph ave. Yesterday W"I.'"-
when She lost her baauc" and fell. IA" cAiRh 1T
blind Ia save her FIJI. but III" blhd Pr'''' -, ~.
Inhn's uC sIdinl VIII, re- she died during The afternoon
lanes VI. Hunt. r. Ashley Atkn' ana N''ppm
II Tbrr1rr are thu. dele gate Of me krln,H,I
Jcocuc of lnnkrrS 10 the Sat" convention ~ "
nnhrou Climb, 10 be- held ~ saratoga Junr :, an"
The nlcrnnirs are William T. Constable: llafl's
Of special session, yesterday four yonne men v"rr
each fined ~ for toi1n"nng an inoNtn-ivc "ld man
who i = little odd. They called nm names hnn
,.,scd him the Other day In Warhuri 'i-aN".' unu'
hc dnw into n rage. While they were enjoying ~"
d" snort" RoIndsman Dn>morc. 81 the ponce ore
who was being shaved In a harh"r's Nhop ara h,hiu
tho Noise ran with one sldr "i MS llr'
shovcd and captured three Of the offenders, Ili'
other surrendered himself when hc heard there was
warrant for him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
SUICIDE or ADOLPH JAEGER

Adolph Jaeger. a middle aged man, and The senior
partner in The cigar manufacturing business Of Jaeger
Brothers. No. 1880 Avenue 4, shot himself In the
left breast yesterday afternoon his home No. 80
EaSt Sevonty-second ST. lnflcting II wound which WAS
almost Immediately faia
Ihealrh Is the only asSignablc for the
suicide. Mr.. Jaeger was In excellent anan ial cir
cumstanceS. his big business being Jointly bv
himself his brother Morris and his son fl-law Leo
Never. An attack OF the grip early last spring. from
which he had conplei ecovcr,d left him In
n condition Of settled melancholy. on sunday he
visited his family PHYSICIAN Dr. Isaac Opprnhcimer
No. East sixty -seventhst., hut the doctor then
failed 10 ind any evidence uf mental alteration
Apparently he was In excellent temper when he left
Tie factory at l o'clock In The afternoon and went
home.
After luncheon he 10 his room the
third floor Of ia" house. rcmaihng that he would
lie down. When he seen two hOnrS later he had
bullet In his breast and thirty eight calibre
revolver I'm his hand. Death had been instntane,u
Mr.. Jaeger member Of several rromin, mt
Hebrew societies. His widow, daughter and
survive him.
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There is nothing bv which 70 compare the results
OF the sale which was begun Yesterday by Ban-s &
CO.. at no 100 Broadway. the library on'r q
wa, the .irSt one cOntainlns such 4 large number
of worn. printed IN the spanish. Portuguese and
Mexican languages. and tho collection vaS the work
Of Henry Ward Poole. who fof thirty years
professor in the National COLLEGE In the city OF
mexico. and FIR u long time commissioner In ID"
National schools Of the NrNicah Republic. The vol
umcs valuable chiefly for libraries ana collectors
of Ll~:ary ourO>cs, and the attendance ai the two
yesterday fair. Including pre- cntaiiVcS
OF public libraries and II Sluon- Of learning. and
many wcl known collectors Prices. rule, were
low and MANY of the old voum-bound Volumes sold
Tor much les than they would have brought und"r
other circumstances. 4 WORK the jesuit society
"l!,loiia de Ia Ccmpania dc Jesus Mexico, 80
brought - -. and folio vc.lum volume full OF
odd portraits. cuts. graphic alplabctS, ETC.. from
copper plates, sold for ~ % \ sci ~ rare
IL, on Tie manners and GU lOuS Of the old McAi-
cans printed nj Madrid IN TAO brought So ana
volume Illustrating ard DESERT ing bun fights va
picked up al the remarkably low price OF ~ 80.
The sale VIII be- continued nj 10 80 n. m. and 30
y. m. each day until Friday
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GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

Mrs. Susan Dill secured absolute divorce from Clar-
cnce Dill yesterday. Dl Is twentyhrcc years old.
and lives with his mother at No. BAG MOnrOc-st.
The bronze statue Of Alexander Hamilton TO he
erected in front Of the Hamilton Clubs house. NJ Rem
sen and Clinton SIS. arrived IN port on sunday on the
steamer Russia
Mr.. McClees who is engaged In phlnnthropic work
AT No. - Siatcst.. New York. VIII 20 II England
soon 10 meet Miss Willard. who j. i'll. Mrs. Nc
Clccs has received adviccs that Miss Willard VIII
not b. able 10 return TO this country before Oc-
tObcr !.
The trial OF District Alderman w. J. Mckee" which
was suspended a fortnight ago by reason OF the Ill
ness OF Associate Justice Kelly resumed ycster
Gay I'm the Court Of sessions Justice Kelly has re-
covered and in his place yesterday with Judge
Moore and Associate Justice >trykor. II was ncc"s
sary TO secure Il jury and panel Of 300 names
had been prepared. The Jnry box was not filed when
Tia. court ad ournrd until 10 day.
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4 SENTENCE or NEARLY TWENTY FIVE YEARS.

The man Of medium size. With yellow conp!cNlon
and lettering from Illness. who was arrlsn'd before
Recorder Smyth IN General Sessions yesterday did
rot look like royal game for detectives. Vet twenty
five Of Inspector McLauchlln- men searched for him
for two months before he captured. The man
was Frank Davis. alias sinclair. whom the Recorder
pronounced one 81 tho most dangerous criminals In
the land. Davis has served four terms In the State
prisons Of New York, PENNSYLVANIA and lllinoi, for
burcarics. II" pleaded guilty 10 indictments charg
Ing him with robbing the houses Of George H. Rivcs
and Charles Lanier. Besides he j. Thought 10 have
stolen Bradley Martins silvcrvnr" nui have
committed AT least twenty five other brrlaries In this
CITY,
The Recorder sentenced him 10 twenty Years
Imprisonment on one charge. II being Il second Of
Indictment,
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NJ II AI,k
Is 7rrrI lie VA \ SLIPPERY MAyIr.

II 7Rl"rII HE Ma SLIPPERY NAEIW.
Charles Eorgc q German. living Ia Philadelphia
fpund standing In tho bay with th' water mp
his neck. by policeman. on sunday aftermath
AS hc appeared 10 IL. dcmontcd the officer took lin
10 the Third Precinct station. H. was trouble,
during the night. Yesterday morning he became
frantic. but J." was placed boz padded cell. In u
few moments with hand, and teeth. he tore away al
the padding. Two policemen. win straps. entered
the eel. 10 secure the maniac. when lac -prung upon
them ana Wa, n-rc them roughly. when The whole
reserve force haSi'nrd 10 the cell. lIrrgr was
naked and SLIPPERY with per plratiOn. TIL" Officers
could gel bold Of him and b" threw them around
Flo toys. After prolonged struggle IN" exhausted
policemen managed 10 pin the lunIlic 10 th" Moor
ana strap his and l,g,. II" then placed In
"A van AMI sent 10 the luuatc ay Im.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando y. Potter have given $500
600 mortgage or their property in Asor Place AT the
southwest Of Lafayette Place to til" Dime
inrs Bank Of Brooklyn.
The congregation Of the Baptist Tahornac" held n
business meeting last evening at the church, second
ave. and Tcnth-st Tie committee appointed o. In
vcs,icac the charges against the Ecv. DR.. ID. G. Pot
ter. the pa or, reported progress.
The Italian cruisers Giovanni Bausan and Ena nr
nvcd here from Baltimore yesterday and proceeded
10 anchoragcS in the Hudson River. They re-
ccivcd with sau,cs ns they came up the harhor.
The annual election Of directors OF the Twenty
third street Railway Company held yesterday.
Tn. following we're elected: william l.. ElknS. =. A..
F. Widcncr. Thomas D0an. George d. Wldrnrr, George
W Elkins. Charles T.. Warren Thoma. II. Mclean.
Francis Lyndr -tcson, Charles II. Stansbury. = e..
Caldwell X. l.. Anderson. Jr, Daniel II. Shea and
Charles II. Myers
The statue OF "Nict0ry" for the Ncw-lOrk STATE
Monument Al Gettysburg VIII be on exhibition at the
works Of the Henry Bonnard Bronze Company, No.
432 West slAtccn,h-st.. to-day. The statue Is thr-
teen feet hlgh and was designed by Caspar Bubcrl.
President Hunter will make public to-day the names
OF the Young women who have passed the entrance
examinations Of the Normal College. Mr.. Hunter
said n Tribune reporter yesterday that the number
OF Young wdo have passed the examinations
was about 600. which Is about the number as
admitted last year.
Mails from Hong Kong OF May Is. Shanghai May
90 Yokohama May 80 and Honolulu June 10 are
due In New-lOrk Friday, June % The next mail
for China and Jnprn Will close at 80 y. NJ. on
June %.
f.. o. Thompson sails to-day for Southampton on
the steamship spree.
The big cruiser Philadelphia. which has not yet
been in any waters except those Of the North At
Antic will leave the Navy Yard to-day for a three
years cruise the Pacific station.
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the exercises and the platform with him. besides the
members OF the faculty, were Adolph l.. Sanger.
president OF the Board OF Education and Commissioner
Holt.
Those giving prose destinations were Harry J. A..
Curtis who spoke " Irish Aliens; Bernard Naum-
berg Fealty 10 the Flag" Dean Emery, 81 Paul
Clifford Defence: Alfred J. Gll hr't. "The Memorial
Arch"; Frederick +. Newman. Roscoe Conkling" ;
Edgar J. Kohler, our Martyr Prcsid'ni.'
Those giving dccamatonS In Were Harry G..
Krowl. "Gctysburg" Hilton Il. Oppcnhcimer. Parr-
haSinS": Louis Levy, "The Dream Of Eugene Aram."
As each speaker appeared on the platform he was
received with applause by bis classmates.
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WHAT IS GOING IN TO-DAY.

Concv Island Jockey Club races Shce p,hoad Bay 30
y.
Custom House Investigating Committee.
Trial o. Alderman McKee, Brooklyn.
Ncw.Yoi h. " ashincon ba."la all match. Polo GOInds.
y.
YOiIcrs tennis tournament.
Trunk Line Association meeting.
Gamma Chapter Phi B'ta Kappa Society convention,
Cla'ks evening.
Grammar School 80. AZ commencement. Q: 90 a. m.
Christian Endca,or Society East Baptist Church, IS
y. III.
XXIvth Assembly District Republicans' meeting so.
900 Iist-avc.. y. m.
I,oaId Of Aldermen. CITY Hall noon.
Police end PHO. Commissioners meeting.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS.

ASTOIs-EN.Goyorlor Flihu l.. JarK-on q Maryland,
aud oVConcrossnoI samuel Dibhc. Of south Carolina.
FIFTH AVENt FsCOngc--inin y. VI. Cunts. - ogden
bug. Y. y and ThOua~ Lowry, ~ Minnesota. HOFI-
MAN-Congr,rs W. H. Riawcy. = South Carolina.
HOLI.AND -EXScnat0r tcorgr J.. Fduiund> and family,
Of Vermont: the Marquis dc Sncpoolc. Of Ireland
Henry {. Frck, Of Ptsburc, and the Rev. DR.. Alex.
and,r Mackay-> NTH, OF Washington ID. &. MURRAY
I1III-llesidcnt u. c. Gilman. Of johns Hopkins INT
verify. and Mr.. Ole Ban. of Cambridge, Mas. PARK
AVENUF-Bishop l.. :. McMahoI, 4 Hartford. SAVOY
Colonel Theodore 4. Dodcc. l.. :. Army. VICTORIA
Baron g, Schnlng, Of the Russian Legation at wash.
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highly crcditable exhibition Of prize
spcahlng was given by the students o'
the College Of III" city of Ncw York
last night IN Chckcrng Hall. The Judges OF the
speaking were Congressman John De Witt Warner and
school commissioners Charles e. Wehrum and william
j. Van Arsdale. The verdict win be given In II sealed
envelope TO President Webb, and will BE- announced
on commencement day. President Webb presided over
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A NEW RECEIVER FOR r. ". ANTHONY Co

william II. Ricketts, has been appointed receiver
OF the estate OF Edward II. Ammdown, the dryg)ods
commission merchant by Judge Lawrence in the action
brought by Blumcnstiel lirsch. in which the assign
nent was set aside Elliot SANFORD has been ap-
pointed so the accounts OF the assignee
n Mr. Ammidown The receiver will take possession
OF all the books papers and assets that are In the
lands q Albert D. Smith, assignee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
IVY DAY AT FAIR SMITH,

Northampton. Mas, june 18TH" graduates OF
smith College observed Ivy Day to-day the lawn
uf The collcg" ground. The address Of w'l'Om" was
delivered by Laura Melancia Pratt, Of Kalamazoo.
Mich Tbs was followed 10y the song. Fair smith
The Ivy Grafton then spoken by Florence Haskell
Corll-s. Of Englcwood. " j.; the Ivy song sung
and the ceremony Of planting the class Ivy then took
place The ivy song was written by tnroilne H.
Bourland Of Peoria. H.. and SGT To music by Grace
Content smith Of AShiicld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20

4 Case OF Emergency. President Of college lin his
nlghtclOthes-time. 80 a. m.J-What do You want
my boy!
Messenger from Office OF 1.-THE Morning Toma-
hawkr)-Cab AT the door. sir. Editor womb k. 10
have you come TO the Office as quick as you can.
We've lost the proofs OF that baccnlaurexte sermon
pied a line Of the Hebrew. and there Amt man
about the shop that knows Hebrew from Halifax.
Editor says please hurry.-(Chicago Tribune.
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AT PENNINGTON SEMINARY.

PcnnInsion y. j.. June 10 (>pccial-Class day
exercise, at the seminary were held to-day. The
features were the class history. bv Miss g. tloyd. and
the pluphcrv by Miss VI. Dnrncll. \ llfcszc crayon
81 ViccIrcsdcnt Ianlon was presented TO DR. Han
Ion president Of the seminary, by the class. The
caniaia of Athalc" WAS given her" tonight by the
choral society of the seminary. The entertainment
was given before a lnrgc audience md highly
I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
GRADUATES OF RED BANKS GRADED SCHOOL.

Red Bank. y. j., june 10 Special. The fifteenth
annual commencement Of the Red Bank graded schools
was held this evening In the Opera House. Tho
graduates Emma 4. Sicklcs. Annie II. Child,
Florence Shuts, Sarah Walling. Evelyn White, Sadie
NJ Wang. Elmira l.. Dobbns Margaret O. Bainton,
Eva A. Green. George W. Polhcmus. Joseph II.
Conover. George ". Barlow, jr.. Joseph ". child,
IT, George d. Cooper. and William \. Truck, lr.
Miss Child was the SaiutaOran. and Miss >icles the
vacdlctorian. Tho diplomas presented by
County superintendent samuel Lockwood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20

NILLIONAIREa.-Ac complete lIf ef the l0l1 mile
ionnires the United states and how they made thsis
money. Only list complied Valuable 20 ssvAeass
economist, and promoter, OF new eaterrrissa -
cesism copy. Innexib cloth. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20

HOW TO WIN FORTUNE.-Andrew Carnesies cole
cbracd essay In The Tribune. In which no declared
oilcgc essential to business success aa(
thnt there arc many chances for men IS even
3
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C1Itpp

The fourth annual meeting Of the 'mppaPW
Mountain Institu" alumni was held ri III" ca ippAiHA
Mountain Institute on Friday. June IL. ana was Il"
lowed In the evening by n literary ana musical enter
iaiumeIl'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
NOf-\T \ER\DN

Al mr. charter election NJ South Mouri Vernon
Yesterday The crtirc Democratic Villas" rc""' WIS
ooc,cd Alfred !. Pearson was chosen WING"
prcsd.nt: K.nVorh Craniorh. village treasurer. "i,n
Dcmncrntic trustees by majoritir- rfnrnt from 80
- 70 /, Wa one Of tie httcrc,t political hshE
ever made IN III" Vllhgr.
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acknowledgements In their IN by =. G. T. Dedd.
Solicitor Of the standard Oi Company. and argumsss
anin-t by I. v. Powderiy Grand Master Workmaa q
the knighfs oil Labor. cents.
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TRUE STORIES or TIE WAR FOR THg
INION.-A new collection april. 1898 OF stories
written by actual participants, Thrillius pathetic sse
true. % cents "a copy.
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TRIRI-NE JUBILEE.-Speeches OF Chauucey VI
Dcucw Geo. william Curtis. CiRries A. Dana "ev'
Nj Niulcy aud x. q. Horr. and poem by stedman, -
the 5Uth ami vcrsnry OF The Tribune Id cents
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ALMANAC. 1Sa3.--Third Edition. revised 70 the asa
Of April 4 really splendid number. First Of shs
grent Amnnacs on tho markell $40 pases Sew
ready. Facts about tho Worlds Fair. - cssts
cor
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VILLAGE IMPROvEMENT.-Two charming arsless
nv H. q: Northrop. the prime mover In this work. News
York City ,nen who to help beauty their aa"ss
Ii, In the country should read tnis ceuts COPE
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NEW TARIFF BIIL.-Thc Mckinley BILL win inc
arguments Of the Ways ana "e"u' ~o"''"'''0 ''"'
.n,or. ID cents.
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WASHINGTON CENTENNIAI"-A full account o.
,. Ioo,u anniversary Of Wn.hngtOn's Inauguration
IN New York City. with all the speeches. 10 cents'
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WAR STORIEs-Over 80 tales or the Civil War. -
Union soldiers. Inspiring. thrilling and pathetic Mess
nj Them written Tor tribune cash prices - cents.
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BIG I~sUES.-Thc best OF Roswell q. Horrs arti.
Gle. In ne Weekly Tribune on the Tariff financsAae
silver. An education in itself ID cents.
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NEW NAvY.-The Tribune's pamphlet has great ~
unr value. All the warships described. W.T.
number OF guns, dimensions, etc" etc. Ths seness
also contains the Gillian complication. - essss .
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BOOKS.
TRIBrNE ALMANAC. iS93.-In cloth. 81

nuJIONAIREs.-Thc Tribune's list. haodsonsV
hound In flexible CLOTH 81.
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sPEECHES-The best OF the amer. dinner erstsry %
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OPEN.AIR ~PORTS.-Thc Tribune's book the 30
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TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
PAMPHLETS

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partic uars, and the trial Of the
Of Dr.. Briggs. 2J cents copy. send your srdsrs
noxys
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JOINT DEBATE on FREE SILVER COINAGE
In preparation. This debate has been conducted fse
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Diseases Of the Nervous system. Genito Urinary Organs
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CHAUTArQUA 1s92.-Profusely illustrates Fse
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Time scattcrs our locks and turns them gray.
Are too Young b. lear these marks VI asef Then
use Parkcrs Hair Balsam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20

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