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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-19
RIVAL BLUE LINE.
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot al COrtlnndt and Desbrosses sts;
.,r, A. VI. daily. except SUNDAY, for MAuCh ShbNN
81" Xix A. VI daily for GENEVA, ROCHESTER BCF
FAfO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRlDGE ana
ne IVES, and principal and local points dining,car 70
slsnenson Bridge Pullman Neshue Sleeper 70 Shlcaso
If.IO A. NJ. daily ueaves at 1920 A. NJ. sunday ioI
NAI'rH CHUNK and intermediate points connexions
for Reading and Harrisburg -, -, -, MID. and all
900 r. ". daily sunday for El,MlhA ana p a.
intermediate stations. connections TOT fo''S'e anu ~
ing. chair-car Nikesbarre ,,.,,. T. -
$3.50 y. VI. lSunlays only for WlKesoarre L. " T.
Junction and all intermediate stations, $500, n rrSC
1.1O r. VI, daily except sunday, Tor /" ana D. 80
TIoN and principal intermediate stations Pamam 0uh
naror-rar T. Wiikesbarre. connections Tor fO,tsNne
20 f. VI. daily except Sunday. for Bound BROOK ana
h,i5 r. VI daily for EAsTON and intermediate STA
S.vO r. VI. daily Cor BUFFALO. NIAGARA F. FALL IL,
slu ~ -, ,,'icsyo Sleeper to Buffalo and Toronto
a..o pN daiiy except Sunday. for Easton and
Intermediate stations ,rxry, pO,uEs
o.,O o. VI daily for ITHACA GENEVA. hO'
TER Rr'FFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points Nes
puilnsn Sleepers Chicago and Bunalo Chair-caI "
Wilk.sbarTe. oal
and 400 broadway 81 lth St. 100 East 2oh 81
York. So Fulton -, ,ourt d.. 10 o'"a"""'' -
Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. y. T.; - H.. ,. ,,ack
The New-York Transfer ,o.' VIII call lot anu Sn-SN
baggage from hotel residence through to destination
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MR.. RIPLEY AND THE ATCHIsoN.

Chicago. Nov. ls.-When asked to-day concerning
the report that he had been slated by the Re-
organization Committee OF the Atchison Topeka
and Santa Fe road for the presidency. Mr. Ripley.
of the Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul, said: IF
the report is true | have not been apprised Of II.
However. about ten days ago heard my name men
toned in connection with the office but am not
at liberty to say in what manner" Mr.. Ripley
would not deny. however. thai he had good oh dnce
OF being the choice of the committee, and the best
information among railroad men OF this city is TO
the effect that he will be at the head Of the road
when the election Is over. II is known that j.
Pierpont Morgan, who is a large holder OF Chicago,
Milwaukee and St Paul stock. is an ardent hacker
of Mr. Ripley for the much-talked-cf position.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

Baltimore. Washington. Chicago. Cincinnati.
It. Louis md All Point. West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.
Newrork foot Of Lioer,y.si daily for CHICAGO
.:2p p. and 1915 night. PIrTSBtRG. $50 ex sun
$50 sun. 1915 night. CINCINNATI ST; LOUIS. 10 a
m 600 p m WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. a. m.
OK sun 10 a m Dining car II 40 a m. Dining Car
29o p. % 10 p. m. ex sun Dining can GOO p m.
Dining Car. 500 p. m. Dining Carr. 1915 night.
NORFOLK. II 10 a m. tally
NEW-ORI.EANS Roanoke Bristol Chattanooga
All trains Illuminated with Pntsch light.
Tcke; offices: ia l72 Az. lao broadway. 81
Eas, i4n 81. i27 Bowery y Y; 3t4 Fulton S.; Brook
lyn. stations ~ Liberty 81. g. r. r. Of y. ].
New-Yorl Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence to destination
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MIR. HUNTINGTON NAY Buy ANOTHER ROAD.
City OF Mexico Nov. N.-It is announced here that
President c. +. Huntington. of the Southern Pacific
Company and the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
will arrive at Coatzocoacas some time in December
for the purpose Of taking a trip the National
Tehuantepec Railroad. with view OF leasing or
purchasing the property from the Federal Govern
ment. which now has 1t in successful opera tion;
Heretofore President Diaz has persistenty refused
Mr. Huntingtons offer for the line. but II is now
said that II will be sold II the proper terms be
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MOVING FOR A DECREE OF SALE.

Milwaukee WIS Nov. 1S.-Herbert Turner repre-
senting the Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
New-York. this morning moved Judge Seaman for
a decree OF sale the case Of the Green Bay,
Vinora and 81 Paul Railway. Henry Crawford
Of Chicago. represented the first mortgage bond
holders He moved FOR the removal OF the trustees
York and to change the receivershp, which Is con-
Quoted by the same company. No decision was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-19

il had done much to restore good fellowship be.
great things from this voluntary display OF friend
illness upon the part of the employer
The silver craze may die out but 1t VIII always
have one ardent advocate and that is Congressman
Francis G. New.ands Of Nevada. Mr.. Newands,
who represents a silver State and is Largely interested
in silver mines himself Is one of the most ardent
champions of the white metal The setback that II
has received over the country has dazed even him.
however and he has had nothing to say since the
election He was In the city the other day. but SAID
that he attending to private business. He said
that the silver sentiment was simply dormant. but
not dead So far as the bimetaliic party was CON
cerned he had heard nothing new. but If ree-siver
candidate was to be run IN the next campaign he
thought ex,Congre . sibley' ot fennSyiVahi'
William c. Whitney. so it has been said. thinks
that President Cleveland should be renominated for
a third term and that he himself is not in the race.
When asked the other day about the matter he said
Il do not pretend TO know Mr.. Cleveland's plans
As for myself bsr Urea 10 d sse ns' anyhn
really don't. care to talk politics at al,
There is no real interest in them now, anu
so there is bringing up uninterestng
matters"
shinchiro Kurino the japanese Minister at Wash
ington In the city Sunday. lie SAID OF
affairs the far East I'VE are on better footing
to-day than we have been for years. Japan has
reaped and is stiIl reaping many benefits from the
recent war She has a perfect understanding with
the other Nations of the Orient. and | think that
East The Chinese Empire has held good It's word
in the war treaty and the japanese people see ana
appreciate this. We are building our warships ana
all our business enterprises are well on foot' japan
is forging rapidly to the front and should De IN
truth as we'll as In saying the Star OF the orient.
II is limited that Ex-Governor James T. Campoeli
has gone TO Washington to try to induce the fresl
dent To infuse little Jingoism in his coming mes
sage TO Congress. During his visit 10 the c''y MI
Campbell received many communications from rep
rss.ntatives of the Administration al Washington;
defeat in Ohio Mr. Campbell has had little 10 say,
Is engaged in introducing d new pneumatic tire TOT
bicycles.
Secretary John G. Carlisle is expected 10 arrive III
the CITY to-day TO attend the Chamber OF Commerce
dinner There are still many rumors about ahother
hand issue and 1t IL limited that during his visit 20
ne civ the Secretary will confer with leading pak-
ers about the matter
The sentiment il favor of the Cuban cause Is
ro,,,ny IN The city Congressman Suzer Is work
tho IN a bill which he will Introduce IN the House
~ Representatives in the interest OF the Cnoahs'
, roass-meeting is TO be held at Cooper mon on
IL evening OF the 18th. Mr. Sulzer SAID YESTERDAY.
We are meeting with hearty support from an sles
4, o,,r Efforts 10 aid cuba, and think that IN uihe
we shall that country free even II hot uHne' 'e
protection of the United states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-19
WESTERN RAILWAY INTELI-l6ENCh'

Chicago. Nov N-Eastbound shipments OF ireisn'
.est week were 1874 tons, as against SovOe lot 'ne
,rcceding week and 1850 for the Corresponding
week last wear Shipments were divided as FOL
..us. 2.cb,gsn Central ub7; Wabash 6,7se; Lake
@1ofe i21s; Fort Wayne. s2sl: Pan handle IA ia.
bournore and Ohio. 47oa Grand 49,, lt Enir Iss
3 meeting VII be held OF the western rs tor
31iIo~ for the purpose Of selecting 1nai bairman
a. III old assocat ton VIII undoubtedly be Ihr
80 The now agreement goes into eneei " u,Itb the
T. 4ad before II does so ali liEes must lie WIN "
chairman a statement OF any rates tney az. nsso
lns which conflict with the rules or me ne" "''O
q. lion. ,,., earn
The Chicago and Lake Superior Nailr2 20 sai6 10
tany. behiad which the Canadian go rhicsgo TO
With the 500 Lake 81, SUp paeic coast
~ give Chicago another route 70 ,ne IS been al
Tao construction Of tho ne~ bIabc" no"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-19
ADIRONDACK ROADS Consolidated

Alosrv Nov ls-There was filed to-day with
the Secretary OF State the certificate OF consoda-
ton o. he Malone and ST. Lawrence Railway COM
pany ard the ST. Lawrence and Adirondack RAILWAY
Company The new road, which takes the name OF
tne s; Lawrence and Adirondack Railroad Com
pany to run from Malone; Frankhn Eouna{i IN IN
Y, 60 a point near the village OF Valeyteld IN
Quebec The new company merges the capital STOCK
9, both companies and secures the capital STOCK OF
5000 The capital stock Of the Nex-fork com
psny VAS ,24o go md that OF the Canadian company
% The following are the officers OF the neT
DnaunrSy Al Depew; secretary Henry l. Sprague;
treasurer. Frank G. Smith. The directors t OF me
Llgar Van Etten, John Jacob Aston, FRANK ~
smith Charles II. Burnett, Henry L. 9pTasue n NJ
New-York City: Martin z. McClary, OF Malone anu
ward G. SMITH, OF st. Adams. VI The coinp , a.,
vi MAINTAIN an office in Montreal and VII hod It's
~ annual meeting in April 1896.
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PRESIDENTS TO MEET AGAIN TO-DAY

The railroad presidents will meet in solemn con-
clave again to-day 10 wrestle with the problem OF
the proposed Joint Traffic Association There are
those who say the agreement Will be signed to-
day Others predict that more trouble Will come
from the Interstate Commerce law. The presidents
OF the Pennsylvania and one TWO other roads. II
said have been instructed by their directors ana
their counsel that while the proposed Board OF
Control OF nine less members may nave mai
decision in matters OF rates, an arrangement must
be made whereby the companies may appear TO be
the final arbers, in consequence OF the interstate
Law and the companies charters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-19
MR THURsTON RESIGNS HIS ATTORNEY
SHIP

Omaha. Neb. Nov. ls.-Just before his departure
FER Washington last evening Senator-eect John NJ
Thurston said he hao forwarded his resignation as
general attorney for the Union Pacific road to
Judge Dillon of NewYork. In the Senate he VIII
atioiuce bill early in the session covering ms
orignal olan of settling the Governments claims
az INST the Pacific railroads. and Of having the
linz from Omaha 10 the Coast operated one con-
lin ious l.ae He would have the Government make
4 >f1temenf OF the amount Of its claim July next
and offer the claim 20 the highest bidder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-19
As7ArE's SUIT AGAINST THE LAKE SHORE.

Adrian Mich. Nov. ls.-The case Of the State OF
Michigan against the Lake Shore and Michigan
SoutLern Railroad TO test the legality Of the act OF
Ns3 which provided that receivers should issue
Mileage tickets good for the family of the pur-
chaser was begun on Saturday. and It's result Is
AWAITED with much interest The Lake Shore Rail-
road claims that charter Is such as to exempt It
from legislative action in the matter Of rates ana
has refused TO recognize any laws tndt were OF
tuch import. II the claim of the state Is main
talned-that by reorgsniZng. changing ana con-
toda ing the Lake Shore has lost its original char
Ter rghfs-then the road becomes amenable to
legislative control and taxation. which would com
pei Dayrncnt yearly of large sums additional 20 the
s5eeinc tax now paid The case is being stubDornly
fyagnt by both sides, and must eventually ma It's
way 10 he supreme Court OF the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-19

Compartment a 90. II iW West Four
tesnth Street. struck while the iron VAS
hot. and made contracts for Fail stock OF
Carpets before the advance in price on
wool aad waSe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-19

ready begun 1t is said that sufficient bonds to
this end Of the work have been issued and
taken up. The bonds are In denominations OF 500,
500 and $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-19
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW,JBRSEl
tAEthracite coal used exciusivelyD
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
on and after November ~; 1870.

tAnthrscte coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block signals
on and after November ~. lsso
Trains leave station Zoo, OF Liberty St No.
For carton Bethlehem Allento"n Mauch ShuH m, "a 90
to Easton, : 80 5i5 $50 to Allentown sundays
40 q :i5 to Easton) A. NJ. 100. 80. 900 p a. n
10 I 80 iar p 81 sundays 40 a. NJ. .,o
For Reading at 40 500 $40 II 30 A. NJ Io ~
;SS go 200 4, 90 go 90 10 Is r. al S' night
For Harrisburg at 40 500 9:iO A. NJ. 10 90
100. 500 6;,s ?. y. 1915 night sundays i'O' ''''
For sunhury. Iewl.burg and wiamsport. at $50 500
oio 4. NJ. 40 i3o. 7:So p NJ sundays 10" 90 49,
ALL-RAIL ROUTE; .. - po,,,
For Red Bank Long Brsneh and pSn'I su' a.iS 40
Pleasant S so. II ~ ocean Grove and Asbury
Park. 900 4. NJ. 400 7. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD,
4:2o si5 n. I:4j. $40 40 r. NJ por, md
Fer Farminglale. Toms River. BaTnesat PARK anu
Rarnegat. 30 s.l5 \. NJ. 40. 40 T. NJ .o n
For Atlantic CITY vineland. and Bridse'on @"o A. a.
For Monmouth Beach seabrlgh, and Highlands % Sas
sink 30 S.iJ II - \. NJ. l:yO l;to 4''' wv - "
Sundays. 900 \ N. 400 p. NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA; BALTIMoRE AND
ia, dnins CarJ A. NJ 1870. 2aO $3.50 400 'b yae
ParIor carr Dining Car 600 Dining n , 0as II 80
1pining can A. NJ. 23o. 400. 800 Dining carr o'o'
Dining caD p. NJ i2:i night ,.s, DAYS 500 1000
so DINING carr n 2SG aS 'g 2% Sun3m nins 1898
l Il 30 D caT, p M? ~. 4 i2:i e. night
Tickets paorcsr seats can be psoGusss a. g,
!s7 oh A. 81 East iih St. i3 East I25h d 81, q q"
West 10Th St 25l columbus Az WORK; tourt ~,
SEQ Fa,o 2o s. Bre}N0 upan Vail cs for
haggage from hotel residence TO destination
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RE l. ~ ES.
Through trains leave New York. FOOT Of chameersst
as ows and five minutes earlier West 23dst.:
O.OO 4. M.-Vestibuled Express Daily for Wavtrly
C'VO Rnghamton. Emira Buffalo. Bradford James
town Meadyle and the West. Parlor to
Buffalo
$50 rSs % ehsaaa9 %ia'd La Rsy a 8s
40 A. NJ. Chicago 5:35 =. NJ. Sleepers 20 Chi
cag0. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
100 u. M.-Bunalo Nesiihuled Express Daily. arrives
t'')U Buffalo 100 VI. making direct connections
FOR Detroit. Chicago and the West.
85 s@ an % hcS ss and es Ta:'a fs Eur
falo. Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining car
TICKETS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
i accommodations al III 2Gl. i0l and ojI Broadway
i2Jth-st.. Chambers West 23d ferries
New-York Broadway and Fu.,on-st Brooklyn; 200
Hudson Hoboken. and city station. Erie
Transfer Company c.Ma Tor checks baggage from
hotels and residences destination.
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CHAT WITH PUBLIC MEN.

Carroll u. Wright, United States Labor Commits
soner. in the city recently. He said he
thought the labor conditions in the country were
better now than they had been for some time He
said that the voluntary raising of wages by en-
poyers during the fail while the outlook warranted
IL had done much 10 restore good fellowship be,
tween employer and employe. and that he expected
great things from this voluntary display of friend
illness upon the part of the employer
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NIL IACKAWANNA AND WESTERN H. n:
Stntions in New ! Ork. foot of Barciny an"
ChristOpher streets ,,c.rr
VEsTIBULED TRAINS, PtLLMAN b'r'|


VEsTIBULED TRAINS, PULLMAN bNr'EA
CARS, PINr,CH LIGHT, ,,>rcr AIR
Direct route /. NEWARK. BLOOMFlELD MCN
THE ORANGES, summit Bernards,yn SILL, D Hoon
Ridge Madison. MorristoMn Passse ra arg ATE
LAKE HoPATCoNG Haekets!2wnn; sc SCH9ooLLEEo3 I >
WATER GAP, srROu DsB re- P9eo ne MoTnt ans
SCRANTON fI1TsTON, wILKESBAKkEi NANLi-
COKE. DANvILLE, NORrHu MBEKLANp Mont Mont
rose BINiHAMTON. OXFORD, NORWICH, water
VILE. UTICA. RIcHFIELD SPRINGS. tort.ahd
SYRACUSE. OSWE'iO ITHACA OWEGO, El-MihA
CORNING, BATH DANSVlLLE. BUFFALO and all
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST,
20 A. NJ. -BlNGHAMTON MAIL. stops at principal
0 90 A. M-BUFFALO SCRANTON BINGHAMToN.
UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS, SYRACUSE ana
OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet PsIo cars con
Buffalo with train FOR Chicago and points wrst
90 T. NJ SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and ELMlRA
EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Rarior cats n,x,
400 p. M.-sCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and PLfM-
OtTH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor arr
80 p 81 1Dally).-Bunao Yes tbuled Limited Express
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN. EIMIRA BUF.
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connects al
Buffalo with train for Chicago and points west -.
o 80 p. NJ. (Daily)-BrFFAIO. SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON UTICA SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EMPRESS
Pullman Buffet Seepers.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at u
Park Place 40 Broadway Tickets at ferry stations S42
Broadway. III 4thav l2th-st, 80 West 123thst
235 Coumbus-ave, New York: 33s and 100 Fulton and
100 Broadway. BROOKLYN Time tables giving fun infor
WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence 70 destination
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For Boys and Young Men.-Country.

For Boys and Young Men.-COuntry.
ID ORDENTOWN ~. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE
- REV T. II. LANiON. PRINCIPAL"
CAPT r. y. LANDON. CUMMANDANT
T. AIRFrELD ACADEMY. HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Fits for college 30 miles from New York
FRANCIS H. BREWER A. NJ. Prln. Fairfield Conn
MAPLEwOOp INSTITUTE, concoriyille; Ienn-sl92
IVl per successful school; Of the best 10 In
with and wake boys 10 the duties or
life Boys best colleges. Under rs years. SiII.
J. SH0RTIIDGE tiale). A NJ. Prin
y OAKLAND Collegiate Institute. Nyack the Hudson
AMI pony equestrian dept. Capt. j. Wilson. A NJ Frin
THE PEEKSKIIL MILITARY ACADEMY.
Peeksxil y. Y G2d Send for illustrated cata
Ogue col. LOUIS H. ORLEMAN. Prin.
For Young LaGies.-Country
III ONE INSTITUTE. TARRYTOwN- ON-H DSON.-A
II Boarding and Dag School for Girls College Prepare
ton. Reopens Sept. 18th Miss NJ W Metcaf Principal
THE MISSES HiCKOKs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Nor
j ristown y. j. New-York Cfty.-College prepare
general courses exceptional opportunities for
music and art: refer to prominent educators
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL.
boarding. Day and College Preparatory Tor Girls Both
year opens sept 18th. For circular address
Mrs THEODORE b. RICHARDS. Principal.
Miss SARA LOUISE TRACY. A. NJ. Associate Principal
Germantovn Philadelphia.
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ceetures an0 Nleetinas.

T ECTI'RES in French by Madame de her
IL men eikeley Lyceum q West iithstl every OYER s,
SATURDAY II O'clock A. m commencing November -
Course Co lectures -; single tickets ooc So'a Al i''
West 23d ------------
~ EW.YORK SOCIETY FOR THE Relief
~ or WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF MEplCAi' MES
Tn. annual meeting a. the society VIII De hesl AZ IN
New York Academy Of Medicine. No IL west ts1-st' ."
Wednesday No, en,ber 20 1895. at O'Clock = m
ANDREW r Ct'RRtER. N. u. Secretary
sAcresary's address l3s Ma1ison-aN
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WEST SHORE R.R.

and IL minutes .arlier from foot Franklin st;
$40 A. NJ. Dai Local to Buffalo. 1870 .
no A. w. Daily local Albany. for catskl Mountains
ana Saratoga. Parlor TO Albany. sundays only
01 4. VI. Daily Albany. Utica. syracuse Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland and chicago
If.:i5 \. ". Da.y except sunday. % Cat.kll Noun
falns Paltz Mohonk and Minnewaska,
Albany Saratoga caldwell. Lake George Parlor car
400 ~ NJ Daily except sunday, for Albany
600 r. VI Daily for Albany. Montreal ttca syracuse
R1rhester Bnaio. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
Cleveland. Chicago and St Louis .,, .u
0.IO r. NJ Daily except sunday. for Ne~ourg Albany.
Saratoga and Montreal. Parlor car 70 Kingston
!iS r. ~ Daily except sunday. for Utica. Syracuse.
u 'T Dan fr Albany Utica Syracuse Roches-
Ter pln.io Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland
Chicago and -. LOUIS ,-.. . ..-
For tickets tins tables parior and seepns-ea accom-
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