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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
~ A MIDDLE OVER TIE DUAL LISTS.

a,hany March S.--Albany County Democrats arc
ccttinp into pcrpexing muddc over The complications
roinc out OF the dual lists OF Inspectors OF election
rcscnted saturday at the meeting OF the Local cleo
,,o, commissioners by the Cleveland and tie liil
,.c,,o,q NJ thc Albany County Democracy. one OF
thc resl,s feared Is that there can he no election
,,,s spr,rr becausc the requirements OF The law
relative 10 tie publication OF the lists OF Inspectors OF
o,ccuo, aud pou clerks cannot DO fulfilled. The first
days sitting Of tic boards OF registry occurs SATURDAY
and the law provides that publication Of the lists
shall be for three dals pior thereto
Tho list OF the Cleveland inspectors which Mayor
Manning foilcd 10 have adopted by the Election Com
u,,ssor he. rs Mayor, caused TO be published; but
tho mandamns OF Judge Fursman throws ii out. and
d,-ocs thu publication OF the I'LL list, which was
oaopted There are only two days remaining before
tho stlnc OF the boards Of registry and therefore the
reonircd publication cannot be had. The feehhs De
tueco n,c factions continues grow bitter and both
sides assert that courts no courts the Inspectors
named ly them will serve.
This morning Mayor Manning took an appeal from
Tho order OF mandamus Of Judge Fursman TO the
Genero, Term. This. however. does not act as
s,oy IN the mandamus proceedings and cannot he
orcucd before the General Term In May. while the
election is tn April. Under the order Of Judge
rursman. Mayor Manning Is cited to appear before
Indigo Edwards in Special Term Mt Kingston on
Monday and make report as 10 now nc nus 'Aec"'e"
The order Of mandamus 49,. ,,, 49,. ..,,
,o,nca TINT thpy had secured stay OF execution from
Iraee Mayham against the order ~ jung" fursmnh:
rho counsel for the Hill facion had not pren served
with copy Of Any order STAYING d hr nd aaye thst
one had been issued Late tonight the ORDER CT judge
Wsvham granting the stay was received In Albany.
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PRESIDENT LOW'S CONTRIBUTIONS.
HE GIVES 5000 TO THE BROOKS MEMORIAL
FUND AT HARVARD.

HE GIVES 5000 TO THE BROOKS MEMORIAL
FUND AT HARVARD.
Boston, March (speciaD.-Itc Bishop Brooks
Memorial Fund at Harvard has been swclled by
generous contribution from Seth Low, president OF
Columbia College. His letter accompanying IT Is n
follows:
IL beg You 20 put down my name as subscriber
10 the proposed memorial nj Harvard OF Philips
brooks for the sum of 5000. Primarily, am
tempted 10 make this gift ont o. love FOR Phillips
Brooks and from recognition OF the great work he
did for rs as people and for all humanity. trust
II Will not be the less welcome II say that the giit
is 10 b" interpreted In part also rs all expression
OF my admiration for Harvard University, his ALMA
mater. ! might, II wer, inclined. found this sen'l-
mcnt Of affection for Harvard upon the honor She
has done 10 In adopting mo rs one OF her own
sons, but prefer TO say that make the giit with
SIN greater pleasure n the president of sister
university, far this element enters Into The
motive Of II. In glad recognition Of what We all
owe to Harvard. Her stsadlnst patriotism and her
high standards OF education matter Of pride 10
all She is Justly entitled 10 share In the giatitnd,
pcopl, for her contribution 10 the effectiveness
throughout his whole life OF Phillips BROOKS
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DISCUSSING BROOKLYN REORGANIZATION

The Brooklyn Republican Committee on Reorgan'za
tion which named last week. held its first meet
Ing last evening at No. 1j1 awrcncest. to consider
the various plans for improving the party organiza'
lion which have been discussed in the last few
months and which referred to 1t last month with
Instructions TO report IN favor OF district organla
iion the election district being the unit. Among
those present william W. Goodrich, Jacob Worth.
Theodore u. Wills W. II. Quinn, Hugo irsh, Il. F..
Blair. W. II. y. Cadmus. David Boutwell,, A. H.
Wagner. J. X. Smith, Joseph Benjamin, W. S. Ryan,
+. F. Williams. Henry Ashef George II. Mason and
Charles Bell.
Mr.. Goodrich chosen to preside The plans
which have been presented by b. F. Blair, Delmore
Ewel, A. W. Wagner. Hugo lIirsh and others for n
new system OF party machinery notifications In the
present machinery submitted and discussed In
detail. Some members OF the committee wanted the
present ward associations abolished, but this was
vigorously opposed by ex-senator Worth and Others.
The committee did not end It's work and will meet
again later in the week.
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ELLISON SHIELDS HIMSELF BEHIND WOMAN.

Frank Ellison has made statement concerning
w. H. IIenroues's complaint TO superintendent Byrncs
tina, he had been annoying the Iienriqnes family.
Ellison says: Il can prove BY evidence which nave
and BY reliable witnesses that those charges are
malicious nes and plot by the family TO rum me-
ara shall resort 10 The law 10 vindcate myself
can prove by letters and wiinesses-wleh can in no
way compromise Mrs. Ncamcs name Csle being Mr.
henrqucs's daugbtcr)-tiat had teen sent ioF oS
her repeatedly ard had spent almost every afternoon
and evening with her at her fathers house, except
February 90, c3 and "a, when she said she was III
With n cold,
Ellison applies some harsh cplthets to Mr. Henri
qnes. besides trying to shield himself behind MS
Ntane. superintendent Byrnes thought that M
henrques ought 10 know when he was being ahho!eu
~ warned Ellison not 10 Interfere with him Vr any
gembcf OF his family.
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n: wAyAuAKEws L0No roUT.

Washington, Marcel, s.-ExPostmastcr-"eher"'
wsaamakcr and party left Washington TINS evening
sses the Richmond and Danvillc Railroad u.
tour Of the limited States and Mexico The trip
Vn cover la.IOl miles, and Will traverse twenty
one States three Territories and one province Inc
party will travel In . spccin train. and are due 70
sstza to Philadelphia on May 49, 1t VIII c"ns "s
4 the following persons Mr.. md Mrs. 'ohn ""n ana
maker. Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas u. Wnnamnker' .n'
Mary B. wanamakcr. Miss Elizabeth wnna .a.
Len p. Hnhnum. Mrs. WILSON and george D. ""'N.'
n nrst stop will be made at Aunn'n' w", =.
xsw-otleans ,hroueb Trxns into Mexico as far rs
osaanioupe thence to the Pnclc Coast as lar ns
ssatlle Mtupng the party wlli travei , oss large
Sue Leaving Chicago the objective pom, a~r w
NlAnn Fails short stop Will be ut iinr.spt ",r
q PHILADELPHIA on May Is.
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NNE RAyHE DOES NOT READ.

Nine. Marie l.. Ranke was announced 10 give th'
second OF n course Of five readings at the Concert
Hall OF the Madison Square Garden last night lhose
who tried 10 attend II found the doors closed ana
notice posted thercup0n TO the effect that the read
ing would not be- given. because Of Nine. EanEcs
indIsposiiion. she gave the first reading OF inc
course a week ago. 1t was announced to begin a.
80 O'Clock, but the reader insisted on wai'ihs u
80 for an audience that never came. lheh sue
road 10 a hundred people or 50. on Tuesday higu
she was 10 have read nj Shcrrys. N Finh-a'c. anu
Thirty .sevcnthst. but this entertainment was Hvy'
nm altogether because II did not tempt cong people
~ ,naIs 1, an object 10 g. on 1ickAs were sent
70 various persons, each Of vom was asked To SEM
40 in payment or to return the tickets Nearly d"
returned the tickets.
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hla at the Arena in the afternoon. John NJ wssG
sat the he'd Of the table and many interesting stories
about the tour icto:d reunion Of the tourists
will be hed every year. A. u. SpaldiDg was eectsd
president; George Wight, secretary. and w. IrvinG
Snyder. tessyrer
The party then went to tho broadway Theatre 70 Wiz
ness the performance Of NINETY Days" The baseball
men occupied most Of the boxes and many OF the orchestra
chairs The players presented to Miss Agnes Miller
gigantic floral ring Among thoe present John ~
Ward. Thomas Burns, Robert Pettt W. irving Snyder,
George Wright, 8. GoodIrend, Edward Crane, A. u.
Mills William Sharsig f.. d. Taleott Richard Halstcsd
Dr.. Mclean. A. J. Reach, Colonel John I. Regcrg
Henry" Wright Captain Goodcrson, Henry Stovcy,
Arthur II. Bell T. Murnane David IL. Foutz, w. Il.
Conant, A. II. scden. Nick" Enslc, Michael Tienaas
Michael j. Kelly AMI J. b. Billings
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DIED.

Monday %sr 3 after s.u: o: ss
Relatives and friends ore respectfully invited g ..s..s
;:'sS ~ Sss
g Nj @ Mf , at her residence
FSnsra :; SaSry Chapel go East 2sdst Friday.
BALDwINAt Christ Church reetOry, Esston, MsrysnS.
% B.r snd an Annie BALDWIN 'n s s year q
Fiieral on Thursday March 9TH at New-Havcn. Conn.
BROwN-On Montay. March 9th, 1893, at his home g
West l3Oth-st, Elias g. Brown, in the 9th year OF HE
Funeral private.
BURRAs-Dr. 7. H. Burras, at Patchosuc, IL l.. sud
Funeral his late residence, Pachoguc, THURSDAY.
March 0, 1893, at o'clock. r,
css91a sss%SS s.;s s;i
Pssy Msen cS az sui II o'clock M
coUzENs- sgddsnIy at AsheviIe n c. or - sunday
S fermsa t Church YonssIs ''n Ill., a.
Gee Central sT Depot sl,o "''' VIC ~ p ' ''
her e., rs:asnee Iss , Ws,sG Bro0 q
Funeral ssryees on Friday March 10th, at 80 p m.
died on the evening Of the 7th az his home.
Funeral services at his late residence on Friday at Aoso
Charleston, S. C.. papers please copy. -
at Trey Years Y March 7h 1904
r%ssS I'll O'clock Pidsy nSriSs' fro" St. Johns
the Rev. X. NJ. Hayden
Relatives ind friends respectfully invited TO attend
sterdam-ave., on Thursday March .. at ! p. m
HILLYER-At Minneapolis. MINI, on the 9th inst Mrs.
n. ]. 80 = 'f8ff = -.t
HuBBAED-As Stamford Conn. March 9Th, Harriet Eliza
y MsS O ns' 's fH''e"''
E,asesh n T. , On MsrG n. 1872
Mahan U. y. Military Academy, aset IS years
Funeral residence 232 South Broa1 st. Frdav
morning. March TO- az o o'clock.
MGEoRGE-On wednesday. March sth, 1903 John
Barnes Mc(ieorcc r beloved OF John ID. and Maron
Il. McGeOr:e. in his 10Th year. .
Services will BE- held az his ltc residence No. 10 Eass
57th-st, Friday evening, 10th lust. al O'clock
MYERS--At Poushkeepsic, n. ~ March ); 1893 Mar.
garet Jane Reynolds Wow or Matthew j. Myers, in
the Goth year Of her asc. r,
day March q, at I 80 p m.
Friends and acquaintsnces Invited
NORrON-On wednesday. March sth, Thomas Merton, n
the cd year of his age.
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral
from his late residence lSo Harrson.st.. Brooklyn.
Saturday, March 18th, at 2 80 p IA.
SINEYAt Colorado springs after lingering Illness on
March ID Edward H. sinoy. aged - years and II days
at the Presbyterian Church. Jamaica, L. l., at 3 p. M
woOD-Dled March It'll, Mary A. f.. wife OF FREDERICK
paulding Wood, and daughter OF late Charles B. ana
Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited her
funeral Friday 10th inst. 1t IL o'clock q. m from
Tthayc.
wOoDMAN-On Tnursdav Mar,h o 1893. at his home.
No. Al West G1st-st, George Wcodn1a.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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SPEAKER DAVIS DISPLACED.

Nashville, Tenn. March s.-Thc Legislature reas-
scmbled this morning and In The House resolution
al introduced requesting that Speaker Davis
who was recently disbarrcd at Memphis. present his
resignation as Speaker After some discussion this
resolution was adopted, but the Speaker declined TO
.edcn Thcrcupon Representative Jones Of Hardeman.
introduced a resolution declaring the Office vacant. and
# was adoptcd ~ 10 o. Julius A. Trousdalcs OF
sumner was elected Speaker
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The National Bank Of North America.

At exiting Of the Boar1 OF Directors Of this Bank, feo
"Wednesday, Mar,h oln, 1898, tie following was
adopted:
Whereas It has pleased the Almighty to remove from ue
esteemed fellow Director, Henry Aurustuo
Kent;
lie 10 resolved. That hereby EXPRESS genuine
and profound OF los, AMI that We put on
appreciation az his v'luc1 AMI unusual
gifts OF business capacity and public spirit
Viewing him as hnancer OF judah ent as public oficil
aet-r citizen worthy OF his cody and heroic ancestry.
thrifty accumuiator Of large wealth homer In may pc.
sitions OF trust and faithful AMI loving husband and
father we delight 10 honor him. 1891.
gratefully recognize his value services fead re tts
Bank wherein he has been Director during the remark
ably long period Of than fOrtytwO years
Resolved That hereby Communicate To his bercaye4
wife and childr.n hcattfeit sympathy
A. TR0wERIDGE, Cashier.
Kensico Cemetery, the Harlem Railroad As minutes
the Grand Central Depot. New Depot At entrancc
Oncs 10 Fast lodSt.
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THOMAS NELSON PAGE GIVES 4 DINNER

Thomas Nelson Page. the young southern wri'er'
whose stories OF life In the South before the war hav"
won him such fame. "nter'rncd a number OF his
friends at dinner NJ the University CAB last night,
I'm honor Of his election To the clnb. Ills guests W"r"
Charles Dudley warcr, J.. Hophinson smith, Johannes
Wolff frederic Taylor, Charles scribncr. Rcher'
n,,de.s william H. Mcflroy. Uoncrt Howard Russell.
C. T. Roinhart ". Il. Smedley. Richard X. Sheldon.
Edward Lyddon Patterson. Charles W. Fay, samuel
Uellner. Francis NJ. Weld. J.. J. Glnvc, DIR. Gibbs
Herbert L. Grlgcs. Frank Cunningham. W. c. Hall.
II. T.. johnson, Clarence {. Buei, H. H. Strong ana
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cumstances. he did not have time to spare to at
tend TO Its duties. Mr.. Orr was delegate to the
AnuSrapper Convention at Syracuse In May last.
Henry =. Corey, who lives near Mr.. Orr In South
Brooklyn. has received the Offer Of the place OF Sec
Ond Assistant Secretary OF State but he said Yesterday
that he could not accept 1t. lie has charge OF the law
business OF r. e.. Dun d. Co. George Foster Peabody
another Brooklyn Anti Snapper, has been mentioned
for O Treasury appOintment.
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A DINNER rendered TO EX-SENATOR DAWES

Washington March 8.-The members OF The senate
committees on Indian Affair.". OF which Mr.. Dawes.
the retiring senator from Massachusetts. was chair
man. and on Appropriations and Civil service ana
Retrcnchment Fisheries the Five CIVILIZED Tribes o'
Indians. and Pacific Roads. OF which he was mem.
ber together with the older Senator's VINO nave serVeu
With him for many years have rendered Mr. Dawes
s.r. eou dinner which will take place at the Arlington
Monday evening next at O'Clock. There VIII Ut
about sixty covers laid
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ARTHUR LEARY'S WILL FILED FOR PROBATE.

Thu will Of Arthur I.eary was fled for probate IN
the surrpcate's office yesterday. 1t Is short do'u
ment. and was executed May IL. 1850. lie names
his sister Annie T.. Lcary. Of No. go Ffhnvc' ~
sole execurix and gives all his property TO her ap
sou,elv The other relatives upon whom notice OF
the petition for the probate OF the VIII are 10 De
ssrved are Charles I-enry, hio'hcr' '"r' ner's,
.,,,.r ~ So "a Nortcn.si Brcoklyn, and Louisa
ind Anna Lcary, nieces Of No. 10" East sixty third
H.. this city.
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Frs. o. s. GRANT VAR LIVE IN WASHINGTON

Mrs. Ulysses $. Grant. Tile widow OF "en.'s,'
Grant. has sold her Ncw-yorx home. No. n'' .,
slxtysixths TO II. o. iIavemry~r. VINO "Ve' ~, ~
tinhAvc. ana sxty.sixtlst, tor $780,
hsuae Is at present occupied BY ". +. Do"s"s
Who YES about TO offer $4,000 for It whc" VT
"svemc5cr made The purchase 49,.
M Grant, is wss learned. has not been ~ ne'
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THE FRACTIONAL WAR IN ALBANY.

Albany March Incorporation Counsel Delehanty.
of this city, obtained from Justice Mayham. OF the
Supreme Court n stay TO the writ OF mandamus yes
terdav granted by Justice Frrsman OF Troy compel
MAYOR Manning TO publish the list Of inspectors poll
and ballot clerks selected by the city board OF cleo
lion commissioners. An appeal 10 the General Term
has been taken by the Mayor.
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rr-ycpiL or POLICE CAPTAIN x'CCLLAGH

The funeral OF Police Captain John u. Mctn''aah'
vro died I'm the East Thirty nfhst. police station on
voraav ,ook place yesterday at his home at lrvns'on
sun .rn:enden Byrncs, Inspector Williams. Clp'ah'
Gallagher. Dohcrty. Berg.oli Kllllea aud Affair." In
spcc,or Conlin, Cap,alDs Thompson. Meakim. Enkhs
and RYAN and Sergeant Frank Mangn were present.
rho burial was I'm WoOdlawn.
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PRINCESS KA1ULANI IN WASHINGToN
NO INCIDENT ATTENDS HER ARRIvAL-rHiNCt
DAVID MEETS HER.

Washington, March s.-Princess Kniuani ana party
arrived in Washington about noon to-day over the
Pennsylvania Railroad from Boston In The party
were N, Princess, Mr.. and Mrs. Davies and MISS
Davies, private secretary and maid Ihey were
driven from the station 10 the Arlington ho'ei ana
Immediately went TO their rooms. There were no
unusual scenes nor gathering about the hotel. and
the arrival OF the party quiet and unosten'auous
Prince David at the hotel to meet the party. Inc
Princess, who was much fatigucd by the Journey
excused herself. but Theophilus Davies her English
guardian. gave ont to the press long statement III
support OF her hight OF succession.
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house since last October She then had some
a'ernhons mnde and rented the house to Mr..
Dougias Mrs. Grant has spent the winter In
Saiiiornla with her Jesse. II is said that she
nus begun negotiations for the purchase Of the Blaine
house IN Washington. where she intends 10 make
her home In the future
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THE NEWARK YACHT CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS

THE NEWARK YACHT CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS.
Al the annual meeting Of the Newark Yacht Club. he1
on Tuesday evening at the clubhouse. the following
officers were elected Commodore. f. NJ. Grover vice.
commodore Arthur johnson financial secretary. j. Were
Smith, recordRg secretary, F.. F. Atkinson treasurer
Charles Schade measurer Joseph SANFORD trustees
Lyssnder Wright, II. w. Chapman. J. Ward Smith. W.
H. Vreeand. Il. E. Tompkins delegates 10 New. Yerk
Yacht Racing Association, G. T.. Cameron. J. Ward
Frederick Muller.
The annual dinner Of the club will be held ct club
house. In Ncwst.. on Monday evening. March 20.
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LIFE IMPRISONMENT FOR EMMETT DALTON.

Independence. Hnn.. March s-Emmeo n"'o"'
NJ The famous gang of outlaws. was brought in'9
cour, this morning 10 stand trinl for tie muIirr
committed during the rid ut CoicyyIllc last summer
Dalton entered a plea OF guilty Of murder IN 'hc
second degree and was nj 0nco sentenced 70 m'
ptisonment for life. lie left here for the S'a'e
Prison Ut noon accompanied by for oihccrs'
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ARCHBISHOP SATOLLI IN BALTIMORE.
HE IS VISITING CARDINAL GIBBoNs-NEw'JERsEl
PRIESTS EXCOMMUNf CATED.

PETFSTS NUN ~U'
Baltimore March s-ArchbishOp Satolll arrived ut
the Aroh.cpiscopal residence from Washington last
evening nic VIII remain the guest OF Cardinal Glib
hons for n week or ten days. This morning the
Archbishop began series Of lectures on theological
subjects to the students of st. Mary's seminary.
Trenton, y. j.. March San official proclamation
was published by Bishop OFarrcil last night announc-
ing that Monsignor Saolli had cxYommunicated the
Trcocw broihcrs priests at Swcdcsb0ro and Blirling
ton Tor continued disobedcnce to the orders Of the
ecclesiastical authorities They Will also bc proceeded
against I'm the courts for refusing 10 surrender their
church property.
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has lost It's mistress has been terrible tr1ai 10 "r'
Harrison, and his sorrow Is Keen A-,.s.u.
=" wish to be able to think" he says, "wltno"t
interruptOn-to think and TO rest"
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+ ORR WILL NOT BE COLLECTOR.

Tho statement that the Office Of Collector OF she
u,., of New York rad been offered 10 Alexander L.
rr,. yiccprcsldcnt Of the Chsmbcr OF Commerce. and
u-csdcnt OF the Civil service Commission. OF Brook.
Zen w.s denied by Mr.. Orr yesterday. lie also said
nat he would not accept the o'nce under any CIR
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DATES FOR THEIR GAMES.
RASEBALL MEN GET THEIR SCHEDULE.
FAIR PLAY FOR THE MINOR CLuDs-A DINNER

AND THEATRE PARTY.
The baseball men continued to hold fuh sway AZ 'ne
Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday. More work was oone
than on the previous day. and the schedule OF games
ready for the enthusiasts. The lusuce aohe 'e '
leagues will be applaudcd all oves The land.
The members Of the Board Of Arbitration Messrs
Young yonderhorst and Soden. met In Paror ~ 4!
o'clock and ut once settled down 70 work 70 Ty anu
unwind the tangles existing between tne ma'o'' nI
u,no, ,,ouos The status OF the Eastern League was
clearly defined This association held that the Nauona
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Barry's Trio opherous,
having lived down all rivalry by the common co.
sent Of world pronounced tho purt Of az Ssir dressings
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Cigarettes ntrenched within the walls Of merit whab
no assaults OF o trust can penetrate.