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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23
70 BRING HIS DAUGHTER HOME.

John d. Hirschmann. tailor. OF No. I24 East
One-hundred- d-twelfth-st.. started for Niagara
Falls last night TO bring his daughter Josie home.
The young woman was taken suddenly III on Satur-
day at the Imperial Hotel in Niagara Falls. She
talked incohercntly and SAID SOME one was trying
to destroy her nervous system. The parents Of
the young woman were seen by reporter for The
Tribune yesterday. and Mr.. Hirschmann said tina,
ne had received telegram from DR.. Creepy. OF
Niagara Falls saying his daughter was sick there.
He answered the telegram telling the physician he
would come for her and TO keep her Until. he ar
rived
The Hirschmanns are Germans and appear 10 be
in comfortable circumstances. They told the re-
porter their daughter had not been IN good health
and had left home in June TO go to Buffalo and
other places. She had troubles to their krowl-
edge. and they secuted the idea that she was in
love.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23
NAvHATrAy AT TIE HEIGHT or IT'S SEASON.

Bcssie Bsnehrs appearance in Rices 1892" at
Manhattan Beach has been postponed until next
Monday. when she Will be conspicuous and enter
tanning feature OF the ever-shfting Madison Square
scene. Several character songs viii be given
BY her for the frst time. Although the Manhattan
Theatre seats nearly three thousand peop.e. there
were crowds who could not &C; through the doors
on Saturday night At Rices Circus Carnival yes
terday the programme was rearransei. and Aicide
Capitaine. the Italian beauty gave her aerial act
In Its entirety. introducing sensational leaps and
dives from trapeZe bars which swung clear across
the ampatheatre. New tricks performed BY
NORRIS trained ponies. w. r. Richie. In tramp
attire that would make Walter JONES green with
envy. much applauded for his fancy riding on
an ordinary safety bicycle. There Is no, per-
former in the circus who does no, posre-s excep-
tonal skill In his her particular line. sousa ,
concerts Pains pyro-speciace. the cycle path and
tennis courts and other new features are giving
the Manhattan Beach visitors p.eniude and
variety OF amIsements unequalled at any American
summer resort by the sea. Now that the hot
weather has come in earnest. the daily Attendance
II enormous The surf bathing has been delightful
for the last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23
ARMr AND NAYY ORDERS.

Washington. July q (speciaD-The following
Army and Navy orders have been issued:
The following transfers in the 18th Infantry are
ordered Captain jesse e. Chance. from Company
to Company c; Captain John Il. II; Pcshine
William y. Hughes. from Company A to Company
]; First Lieutenant Peter c. Harris, from Company
10 Company A. The transfers OF Lleutenants
Hughes and Harris will take effect September /.
1895.
Leave OF absence for one month. to take effect
September /. 1885. IL granted Second Lieutenant
Winthrop s. Wood, 10Th Cavalry.
Lleutcnan l. Commander V. l.. Pendieton has been
detached from the Monterey as executive officer
on her arrival at San Francisco, and granted three
months leave. and In succeeded by Lieutenant
Commander }; w; CarIin, navigator. Lieutenant
on the Dolphin. The orders OF Lieutenant J. IT,
Millions TO the Olympia have been revoked and he
has been detached from the Wabash and ordered 10
the Olympia. Paymaster John Tury has been
dered before q retiring board In New-york CITY, on
the nth inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23
SUICIDE UNDER THE TREES.
IT c. r. scHoLz. AN INSURANCE AGENT
KILLS HIMSELF.
ro,-Np WITH A BULLET HOLE IN HIS HEAD IN
oNEHtNDRED- AND-sIXTY- NINTII-sT. NEAR

FOUND WITH BULLET HOLE IN HIS HEAD IN
E-HrNDRED-A AND sIXTY- NINTIsT. NEAR
THE OLD AQuEDUcT.
H. c. F. s,-hoz. thirtyhve years old. an agent
for the Prudential Insurance Company OF Newark
n J.. shot himself through the head In One-hun-
dred- -slxty-ninth-St. near the bed OF inc o.u
Aoueduct. at noon Yesterday. Policeman McLaush-
lin O, the West Observation-Disclosures
poce station was post In One-hundreo-ano-
sixtv-rinth-st shortly before noon and saw sc"o2
valk towaro him. When they met Scho.z nodded
and STONED for few moments taking ne
seemed in excellent spirits. and when he left NC
Jaugh;in pointed a c!ump OF trees near 'he o'u
aQueduct bed and remarked:
.It looks &C down there: guess VIII go down
there end lie down for a while
Twenty minutes later Mclaughlin was stahu'"s
at Amsterdam-ave. when he heard pistol sho''
Al the same time ne saw street-swceper DecHoh-
ing 10 him. and hurried in that direction. lie was
told that a ma~ had shot himself under the trees
near the aqueduct. and on going there founa Scho'n
living on his back the grass. dead, Win JaRsed
b,, lei hole In his right temple. ,, ,,
He was identified by several FruLentai hsu tnre
PAPERS which stamped H. -, ..,oi a.
German a note addressed to g. Rismer' No ro
Bowery asking him 10 pay his funera sApe eSs
and see that his body was taken care OF. nner
II was written, also In German: MY soul Is iea. .
ing me-" on end Of the cara was WITH. III
"i1ad SC 70; S, 70 for the pistol" 1t was signed IL.
The body was removed to the West One-hundred-
and-nfty-second-st police station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23
BfLATED DISCOVERY mr. EiyLwiY CO.

The unusual circumstances Of a street railway
company paying the city more money than n should
has been discovered. /; IL alleged. In the Of
the Avenue G Railroad Company Up to year ago
the company has been paying The city 1900 year
for It's OF the streets. Since The Metropolitan
Traction Company came into possession OF the road
money has been paid into the city treasury.
Controller Fitch sent his collector recently TO In
quire why the payments had ceased. and Yesterday
received letter from Henry 4. Robinson. counsel
for the Metropolitan corporation citing Judge Car
doza's decision OF August I. 1871 that the sum OF
$l.cp was to he paid the city The construction
heretofore paced the decision was that the 81 600
was payable annually. Mr.. Robinson now contends
that one payment Of 1900 was al that the city
could claim and that the 1900 paid In annual In
stalments since 1911 ought to be refunded TO the
company. The Controller has referred the matter
TO the Corporation Counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23
COURT CALENDARS ron TO-DAY.

Supreme ,-ChamNsIs-Bcfore q Prisn Court
oneus =, 1890 A. m. Motions. 'aisncar called a. ii
a m 40 1 Lynch Mct'ooi. No 2. saalncli - Sas
ned No g. Ra,hhun Newman: No. 4. panah vs.
vs. MAYOR c,c No :. Matter = Snih-syc. Ne. :.
Grain " Manhattan Railroad Companr. No Matter Of
Ionrwooi-aIe y. 10 DOZEN Wu'nseh No IL Nsl-
son vs. passmrsson. No. ~ sinpsnr - King No ~
Bailey bernstein; y" u 'isrb~on ~ feH. 80 -
Candee vs. candee. No ia Striker Go.tsr. No. II.
COMPANY: NJ =. Whitman Schroeder. No ~. An
drevs Ns Niagara cycle fliiingr Company No ~ Matter
~ winthrop. q. Reliance Marine Insurance Com
pary W. Herbert: No. q. Jackson W btifurs. No. a.
Raimond ". Tate. No. "a wcmare ~, AiAhea.
supreme Couf, GENERAL Term Recess
Supreme Cour'-Sp,Cia Term-fnf's l. III ana Iu-Af
.ournsd for the term - .
circuit Cour-Part. l. II. III and fvAdouraei Tor tbs
Couf, opens ~ IL m NJ. joy" lYncn " Iinrh, 40.
1881 Ill.efirilc NNefieile
Superior Court -SenSrnl Term Adjourned zine die
SUPERIOR Couri-Equity Term Adjourned fpr the term
Superior Couff-Tflnl T~rn-Pars J. ~ nnf Had
Journed the term.
surrogate, coufi-ch.rf,ers r~for~ Arnoii. sMo,ion
hs,t'an Lind Nar, Mrcsr'n.y Katharine Aekl~.s Ann
banning Frank :. Fischer Msrsnf~iha M'f-enfei~r a.
10 80 n ~ John F,Th-r Eleanor N. Nf~,ir a ?.
sarr,ga,e's court Trial Term Adjourned f'r the term
Common Plea special T-fm- Before Hopks'ay~r. -
Court pens 20 II e. m Motions
Common YEA" sfAHfai Iffin Ni'"N"i u''h lhn'niV.
Angus q.
Common Pl,as-Equ'y Term. Adjourned for The term
common p"as-Triai Term-rara !. II ana if-Ai-
t1ursei for IA" term.
c.,y court General Term Adjourned sine die.
tonrt-fuccia Teffn;cfofe Conan. Court opens
a, II n m Notions
cry Court Trial Term-Farts l. III. III and lN-Ad-
folrned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23
THE COURTS.
MISS CAMILLE D'ARVILLE SUED.
HENRY J. LESLIE WANTS TO RESTRAIN HER
FROM APPEARING IN THE PROPOSED
SARATOGA.

FROM APPEARING IN THE PROPOSED
OPERA AT SARATOGA.
Miss Camille D'Arvie. ths comic orera star
who IS to appcar IN Saratoga m Verdfs opera
"FalstaG parts OF which are to be sung there
on August t. has been sued in the Supreme court
hy Henry j. Leslie. who. through MS connsc'' H.
Benton Crisp. has obtained from Justice slower
an order recurring her 10 show cause on Jul! -
why an Injunction should not Issue to restrain
her from appearing In the contemplated pfo'u'
ton In SARATOGA or from appearing IN any comic
opcrG or singing with any other management IMAM
Mr. Leslie between July 81 and August . Mr.. Les
lie SAWS that not long ago he entered into a con-
trac; with the actress by which she was to ap-
pear In the comic opcra Dorothy" which he was
to produce In SARATOGA. at Lake George. ana o'her
places Under the terms OF the contract she was
to receive $50 for each performance. ard not less
than nv. performances were 10 he given. VI hen the
contract was signed $40 pad to the actress.
Tho performances were 10 begin Oh August !.
Mr. Les..e says that he has sIen; considerable
money IN advertising and for printing for his
production and on July -. about The time FOR the
FIRST rehearsal. Miss RArvhc wrote 20 him mat
she did not intend fulhl her contract and
sent him a chetk for $40. the amour; when she
Lad received. NJ. Leslie speaks OF her as being
an actress OF great ability and personal attrac-
tveness and widespread reputation. aud her fail
ure to appear with him Will b. a great Injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23
ANERTC1y FIRE IySCRIHCD CO. APFATRS

AT "A meeting yesterday OF the stockholders O: the
American Fire Insurance Company. whose capital
was recently found impaired by the State Insur-
ance Department. the capital stock OF the company
was reduced. in accordance with the reorganization
plan. from 100000 to 100000. which leaves a sur
plus Of over 10000.
The next step In the reorganization will be SUBJ
sequcnt Increase OF the capital stock Of the t"m-
pany from $1,000 to 100000 such additional stock
being offered for subscription at a price not less
than $50 per cent Of Its par value. thus making the
capital stock 100000 and the surplus over $4,000.
meeting OF the directors OF tho company will
be he'd to-day 10 cali another meeting OF the stock-
holders to authorize the increase Of the capital
from 900 to {tO0 900 The stockholders are sub
scribng for the 100000 additional capital stock and
over one-half OF Il has been already tnkcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23
SIl TERM1N PLEADS NOT GULLY.
OFFICIALS OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE
THINK HE Is ONE OF BAND OF
SXINpI.ERS

Wolf slverman. Of No 2OSis Broome-st Who was
arrested on Saturday nigh; for attempting 10 de-
fraud the Empire Life Insurance Company was
brought down from Police Headquarters 10 the
District Attorneys Office yesterday morning tie
was accompanied by his counsel and was arrslgned
before Recorder Con In Part | OF General Sessions
He pleaded not guilty TO the Indictment charging
him with attempted grand larceny In trying to get
money under false pre,cnces. The case ;or the
people was under the charge OF Assistant bistric'-
Attorney Battle. Mr. Battle said he wou'd ihss' on
getting $4,000 bail. as he alleged that Shverrran
was ono of an organlzed gang OF conspIrators 10
defraud insurance. companies. The oistrici-Attor-
ncy's Office has evidence that NUMBER OF peoRIe
we're engaged IN the SIyerman attempt 10 sWlnuie.
These people are known. and will be arrested IN a
short time. An investigation Is now Dehs 'aff'eu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23
NEU-TORK At THE AILANIA EAHIBIIION
TO DECIDE UPON PLANS FOR THE EMPIRE STATE
BtrlDIxG-soME OF THE RESULTS WHICH
COMMISSIONER SWAN EXPECTS
vpoM THE FAIR

FROM THE FAIR.
The members OF the New-York Commission OF
the Cotton States and international exposition
which is TO be held In Atlanta IN september. WI"
meet al their headquarters IN the Giisey House
this evening to adopt plans for the erection OF
New-York building at the Exposition. This COM
mission has been active OF late and It's WORK u
rapidly getting into tangible shape James swami
OF Inman Swami Co. Is one OF New ork
Commissioners to the Exposition. HIS section oy
the Governor is a particularly fortunate one. ne
is enthusiastic in his predictions concerning tho
Atlanta Exposition and urges all New Workers TO
interest themselves In 1t. in talking With IND
une reporter yesterday. Mr.. Swami said;
II wish Il was In my power 10 make every
business man In New-York see The Cotton states
and international Exposition 10 be held IN Al
ianta as | view IT, The Cotton States and Inter
national Exposition at Atlanta promises 10 rank
next TO the Worlds Fair. In fsmiarizing myself
with the plans and scope OF the enterprise, have
been positively amazed at the magnitude OF the
Undertaking. and the magnificent success OF II
which Is already practically guaranteed. Every
State OF the Union promises TO participate
This character of exhibition should per Sc be
enough make every ,rue-hcartcd American
feel a personal interest In 1t. but ! believe this
Exposition promises results beyond "A display Of
our material wealth and possibilities OF lasting
prosperity. ! regard the occasion as powerful
and happy means OF bringing our people into
cioscr ieiiowship - r'""a"o" WI ""' "''"'
pendence VIII he the Inevitable consequence o: bet
ter Acquaintance and Interchange Of thought. The
only way TO break down completely the sectional
l!nes between North and south and East and
West is TO bring the people of those geograph-
ical divisions into intimate relationship. both bug
mess and social and can conceive OF no plan for
the accomplishment OF this desired end equal to
such an enterprise Ms the Atlanta Expos ton ia
sure 10 be. believe that such intercourse NJ WEI
necessarily result at that Exposition VII tend l.
reconcile political differences that are founded only
prejudice and ignorance. and IL may be that in
the course OF friendly fellowship. some iighi
may break TO solve the perplexing currency ques-
tion which IL to-day severely siraning the union
OF the hearts Of our s.sterhnod OF States.
II naturally proud of my appointment one
OF the N-w-York Commissioners 10 the Exposition
II makes a delegate from the home OF my
adoption The home of my nativity and suggests
foreetfuIness Of all dividing lines between the
North and South"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23
"FL UNKERERr HIS NAME FUR TIE MA YOR
THE EXCISE QUESTION SETS a GERMAN REFORM
MEETING IN a TURMor,-MR. WINTERS
ATTACKS PARRIED by MIR. sEILGMAN.
xrirO riipr ArrNs tn RESfGN

MEETING IN TURMOIf.-MR. WINTERS
ATTACKS PARRrED MIR. sEI.GMAN
WHO THREATENS To RESIGN.
The Executive Committee OF the German Amer
lean Reform Union hold its sessions behind closed
doors nd special effort Is made to keep from the
public the exciting episodes which discussions OF
the enforcement, OF the Excise laws furnish In
spite of all attempts to suppress the facts 1t leaked
out yesterday that at Friday nights committee
meeting there a lively set-to. In the aeserce
of the regular chairman Touschcr de Sieghardt
one OF the vlce-presdents. presided. Collector Ed
ward Crosse precipitated the trouble by intro
ducng a resolution approving the action OF the
committee which appeared before Mayor strong
three weeks ago.
Joseph Winter arose to advocate the resolution
lie began n bitter assault upon Mayor Strong per-
sonally, attacking the Mayors reputation Tor
vcracty. going so far. It was said. as to cal the
Chief Magistrate of New-York. In the choice Ian
,,uage which is tho usual medium Of communica-
ton In these committee meetings. a hunkcrer.
MANY members shouted "Hochl hoch.' at this
but Mr. Winters expression brought out exclsina-
lions OF dissent some crying. ''Nicdrr NIT HIM
But In spite OF the uproar Mr. Winter went on 20
assert tina: Colonel Strong was no M person 10 sit
In the Mayors chair In a city Ike New-YorA'
The Mayor had deceived everybody" sir. Winter
declared
A soon as he could be heard. Sgmund II. Selg
man arose and attempted TO repcl Mr. Winters
attack on the Mayor. To call gentleman a
.'aunhcrcr' during his atseLce from the city. Mr..
selgman said t,king n foul and cowardy
advantage and he never expected 10 hear remarks
so disgraceful 10 the man who uttered them be-
vond the limits % Bax,er-st. Shouts Of "Hoch
hoch-' mingled with gu,fcral accents OF dssent)
Mr. sellgman. raising his voce above the hub
bub-I regard Mr. Winters illusions to Mayor
Strong as out OF order and unparliamentary. and
am surprised that the chairman OF this meeting
should alt calmly by ard hear such things without
protest II the chairman does not decide that these
u,terances are out OF order you can have my resig
alton a, More applause and confuson)
Mr. sc;igmans threat seemed 10 s,artle Chairman
sl.ghardt who did his best 20 compose the ruined
possibilities Of Mr.. S"lgman. Before he had ended
the chairman expressed his opinion In a concia-
tory way that Mr. Wintsr's references to the Mayor
were out Of place and uncailed for Then Mr.. S"!g-
man suggested that the revolution Of Mr.. Crosse 70
approve what Crosse Hansen and otto kempr.r
had done nj the Mayors Office be laid on the table
The motion was carried. .
A committee OF ono member from each Assembly
district appointed 20 look after the reorganiza-
ton Of the districts required by the new apportion-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23
WHOLESALE COFFEE DEALER ASSIGNS

John ". Haulenbeck. wholesale dealer In conees
spices. etc. at No. 40 Duane-st. made assign
meni yesterday to Stephen Campbell, OF larry
town. giving preferences for sl0iI follows: FL
len A. Hauenbeek 81 SOC; Stephen Campbell. 81. 80:
John Muroe g. Co., t576 Mitchell Brothers, &s0ss:
Burns Brothers. $685. L. n. Van Wagner s222s
The business was established about seventeen
years ago by his father. Peter Hau!cnbeek, and
the son succeeded him in 1887. Besides his own
business Mr.. Haulenbeek roasted coffecs for the
trade.
The assignor was also the owner and publisher OF
THE Commercial Gazette" a weekly paper. de-
voted to the grocery trade. which started
twenty-six years ago He bought 1t from his father
In 1886. He claimed capital Of about 10000 In his
business. He called his place the Gcrman.an Mills
1t was said there that he had gone. out OF town
and would not return til the end Of the week.
Mr. Campbell the assignee. said he could not
state definitely the amount OF liabilities. but ne
did not think they would reach $4,000. and he
thought that everybody would get what was due
him. lie sad that bad debts caused the
egnment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23

You needn't mail an sswer &c this simple conurdrum
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23
DREW 4 RETOLVER on NE GCAHD.
A BARTENDER CREATES EXCITEMENT ON
TUlRD-AVE. TRAIN.

A BARTENDER CREATES EXCITEMENT ON
TUIRD-ANE. TRAIN.
I,mes Conway. thirty years Old. bartender. OF
No az East Onehundred- -fourtoenth-st. at
tempted to enter the car of train on the ee-
waited road at Thrty-fourh-si. and Tnird-aVe.
early Yesterday morning. As this car was reserved
for ncwsdealers and was filled with newspapcrs
and the men who assorted aai d'striputei 'ne''
the guard Frank Klein. requested Conway 10 take
another car He refused, and attempted TO force
his way in. Klein prevented him. whereupon conway
drew n revo.ver and chased the guard tnronsh INC
train Great excitement ensued. Men yelled ana
women shrcked. while some ATTEMPTED 10 Jump
Conway and held him until the train reacacd ,ne
Ffty-third-st. station. when Policeman Jonn t. Nc
perrnott Of the East Fifty -frst-si. station LOOK
the fellow into custody. Conway was arraisne1 IN
Yorkvie Police Court and held for examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23
MISS FISHLER'S MENTAL CONDITION

The investigation into the sanity OF Miss Rosa
FISHER who until little over a week ago was
assisting her sister Sarah Trobasch. OF No. 30
Orchard-st IN the dressmakins business. and who
was then incarcerated in IN" Insane Asylum on
Wards Island was begun yesterday before James
J. Neals referee. In the Supreme Court Miss
FISHER says she couricd by Or. Morris Gross.
OF No ,Os Rivington-st end that he paced her
under hypnotic influence. and had he. committed
10 the asylum 10 prevent her from bringing an ac-
ION against him for breach OF promise OF marriage.
several physicians testified as 10 Miss Fishers
mental condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23
RESCUED IN TIE NORTH SEA.
THE WIFE AND SON OF THE TALIsMAN's CAPTAIN
TAKEN FROM THE BARK BY A LIFE
ROAT OF TIE EMS

TAKEN FROM THE BARK BY LIFE
BOAT OF THE EMS.
The steamship Ems. Captain Reimkasten OF the
North German Lloyd line, arrived here YESTERDAY
on July 10 the Ems overlook In the North sea inc
Norwegian bark Talisman Captain Erickson OF
Chris,iania. which nearly full OF water ana
laboring heavily. with signals OF distress hy'hg
The captain asked to have his wife ana lour'een-
year-old son taken Off but said he ana the ere"
would stay aboard the bark. The sea was rough
and a Iifeboat was launched with difficulty. ana IN
charge OF Chief officer Prehn started for the Dark.
After much trouble Mrs. Erickson and her son were
transferred to the Ems
Mrs Erickson said the Taiisman which was an
Old craft was bound to Cowcs with deals and had
met strong variable winds She had strained so
badly that the pumps could hardly keep her ahSa,
The deckIoai broke loose and demolished the pul-
wark and deck nt,inss and side OF The cabin rs,
the bark anoat. and Captain Erickson thought ne
could make port Mrs. Erickson ana ner son we ere
landed at Southampton and placed In charge OF the
Norwegian Consul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23
no rREsESTMEyT AGArysr raMSEv

The Grand Jury the Court OF General ses
aons at noon yesterday and handed up 90 Recorder
Gon number OF unmporiant indictments and
were then dismissed for the day. There wa no in
dictIncnt or prescn'mcnt against Sheriff Tamsen
IN connection with the escape OF the posofnce rob
bers Allen. Russell ard Kii,ornn. from f.udio.
Street jail. The Recorder made no charge IN the
fury. and said he did not intend 10 do 40 yesterday
Acting District Attorney Weeks said he not
con ,einplating any action In the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23
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