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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-21
PEEK SKILL.

Cornoration Clerk Crumb has prepared report
Of the finances of the village Of PeeksKili UP 10
September J. which shows the Appropriation III
sacb department what has been spent in each since
the beginning Of the fiscal year and the balance
II has been given TO the Trustees TOT 'her III
formation and is here published in fuli TOT 'he
first time showing just where the village s'ahus
financially ,
Of1cers and ccnngent. IS 90; appTUpTfia
ton. 5000; election. $5Sz 49, to'di S''''0'
s. 764 81: balance. s656 81 ~ s.o- &c. o,nronr,a-
Paramount in fund balance S~ %; nd 3pter
zion e. 200. appropratOn centennial bond anu ilte
est $50 80; total $,iG oS Drafts, NZzo AZ oaa"'e
s2.z4SS uo,r,o,,or go AZ %.
total ss7s5 50 Drafts. S9lO2 10: balance s6S ~; a
Improvement-Baance. AiW; sin sotin ~ holanne
Sic total S''''' ~ '"'', ,,ss,., ,r.t,.
Street lighting Amount in fund AeSi "a D GTa,
s siS9 ~ w ss7s s. '-''' ''' '"'''
Sewerage balance General Ss 90 81 Ks ap
Sronriat ton special assessments S4O; appropiTia-
lion for eeg st S t crest S sss s. drafts
nnrncinl & 9s7 OF; total 80 $50 Of balance SOls a.
all q bpnf, 81 81 IS baianGc sac s ''
Poce-Appropriation s2eH diai's Vh's oep'''-
mynd a~d RosrG sinking Balance sc 81 APP
nropriation $1,000: total s2ool 81 Drafts N'"i ~
transferred n2 81 drafts, s72s
centennial Hose Company No. has decided to
hold fair the coming fall in order to secure fuhds
for a new hose carriage
N,rs George F. Ward has sold her country house
-. ,ho Crurnnond road often known as the Corey
u iace IN Augustus y. Deane of Amawalk .
The first Mckinley and Hobart nag 10 ny IN
,,i'a,.ti hos heen stretched across Maln-st. IN
front Of the Peoples Stove Works, South ,,o q
Robertson. William ID. Southard IS an, an ,, 49,
III III rnorse " Robertson ex-Water commissioners.
Gnu Yx'uaesemblyman and ex-senator Both are ardent
Republicans 80 ooo Goo, y, fine concrete
xoik laid I'm front Of his house in Highland-aVe
rec was A special business meetng OF me
aStess Musical club at the home OF MISS A. v ~
Knapp. South-st on SATURDAY, afternoon, ,oro
~ the nrivate schools in Peekskill except Two
80 anened The Peekski Military Academy
opened 70 T on oday
IT, yns.itute and the Clinton Casslcal Schooi
OPENED well while the Mohesan LAKE School h suS
.asned the excellent reputation that II mas az hoine
ed abroad by opening with full roster ana WIN
most aatterng prospects Miss fsvern5e
aausnices ON "Wednesday next ST. CARRIERS sem
may will open and the Roswell school on Thurs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-21
DIED ~ AN AnBTLANCE.

$ NJ Hook. undertaken. Of No. 10 Eighth
ave reported 10 Coroners Physician Schultze
Yesterday that q. H. Ranges OF Jersey City. whose
body the undertaken now has charge OF had died
I'm an ambulance last Saturday while being trans
fcrred from 81. Lukes to the Harlem Hospital
Ranges, who was thirty-fve years old, taken
TO ST Lukes Hospital last Wednesday, suffering
from delirum trcmens DIR. Schutze will make an
autopsy in the case today. and Coroner Dobbs will
investigate
The Rev. Dr Baker. superintendent OF ST. Lukes
Hospital seen by reporter last evening re-
garding the removal OF Ranges. The man came
to this hospital on Wednesday, said DR.. Baker.
"Hc said he had been kicked by horse. Examina,
ton cokroborated his statement. He was placed
under treatment. on Friday Ranges developed
delirfum tremens. He grew rapidly worse, and on
Saturday II became necessary 10 put him IN
strait Jacket His shrieks penetrated the hospital
wards and disturbed and disquieied the patients.
II became necessary to remove him. because our
alcoholic ward and facilities for treatment OF this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-21
NETWORK CITY.

w Bourke Cochran. who has been unable TO do
all that he had intended to do in the way OF cam
paign speaking for sound money on account OF
sore throat returned to New-York Saturday night.
and Yesterday afternoon went 10 Newport lie
will not be back in NewYOrk until Wednesday,
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is open free to
the public from 10 a. m. TO sunset on Tuesdays.
Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays; on Sunday
afternoons from o'clock 10 sunset. and on the
evenings OF Mondays and Fridays on Mondays
and Fridays from 10 o'clock until sunset copyiss,
arr students and members Of tho Museum only are
admitted free: others have to pay an entrance fec
OF % cents on these two days. There Is a good
public restaurant In the building. and there is also
a place TO store bicycles.
The Museum Of Natural History IL open on week
DAYS from to 3 o'clock. on Tuesday and Satur-
dav evenings from to 10 o'clock the public is ad-
mitted free. on Sundays 1t is open from TO
O'clock Admission is charged on Mondays and
Tuesdays.
All Sam OF No II Mott-st.. caught writing
policy Yesterday afternoon at No. is Mott-st by
Detectives Coyle and Sherwood. who locked him
I'D I'm the Elizabeth-st police station. When the
detectives went into the place Sam was writing
policy slip after having accepted hfty-cent piece
from Chinese customer.
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STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

Anthony Houghwout, forty-two years old. or
Erastina killed the Bay-ave. crossing Of the
Rapid Transit road Saturday night by being
by the locomotive of n passenger train
Houghwout walking along the tracks and
stepped out OF the way of a freight train. but did
not notice an approaching passenger train. which
struck hin before II could be stopped.
The Republican County Committee held a meet
ing Saturday evening which. despite the stormy
weather was well attended. The date for the town
primaries changed TO tomorrow evening. and
that OF the County Convention TO Friday. mo-
ton by w A. Galloway 10 appoint delegates from
the County Committee TO the judicial Convention
lost by vote of Is TO 8.
The Southfeld Town Board has established
lamp district outside of the village OF Edgewater
When It is finally in working order the streets in
Grant City, New-Dorp and Richmond, together with
the main roads on their borders will be lighted with
electric lights
1t is said that many OF the schools in the county
will have hold special meetings in order repass
the annual budgets. which were passed In many
cases, like those of Port Richmond and New
Brighton by the ballot OF the secretary which is
illegal
The Ocean Yacht Club of Stapleton held sweep
stakes regatta and for foir-oared boat
crews Yesterday afternoon. The regatta was won
by William Johnston's boat. the Stapeton which
sailed by George Stapleton. The crews of the
boats in the rowing race were: Boat No. l. George
stapleton Frank Stapleton William Lindsay and
John H. Boldt; Boat No 2. Thomas Mcknight
James Meers James Gould and Henry Snyder. The
course was about I'VE miles long; and the race was
won by crew No by about two lengths. The prize
The Staten Island police last night arrested sew
eral men and women who dancing al the At
antc Hotel. South Beach including the musicians
Frederick Strothmann, the proprietor Of the hotel
alleges that under the RaInes law he has the right
test case The police held the prisoners for r
Their examination before Justice KuIlmann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-21
SALVATION ARMY NOON MEETINGS.

Commander B,oth-Tucker will tomorrow conduct
the first OF series Of public MONDAY meetings In
the Memorial Hall OF the Salvation Army's National
Headquarters, at No. 30 West Foureenth-st The
meeting will be preceded by a march OF 100 officers
headed by military band. The parade will leave
Memorial Hall at lis a m. led by the commander
At the hail there will be dialogues and ableaus
showing various phases OF the work OF the Saliva
lion Army The music and singing under the lead
ershlp of Major Winant will be made special feat
rre The instrumentsi music will be supplied by
nerformers on brass string and reed instruments.
Swedish guitar band and by autoharp and banjo
players. 49,, ,r..ao,, oo,,- ,,. a, -
inos has been mapped out up 10 December - At
eacb meeting a new subject will be pres nted The
subject OF the meeting tomorrow Is, Uncle sam
Asks Some Questions About the Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-21
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARIE-EdwardW W. Box Of Philadelphia
FIFTH AVENUE-Governor Claude Matthews OF
Indiana; Mayor Thomas Taggart, ex-Mayor L D
Denny and Colonel w. r. Holloway. OF lndlanap-
oils: Clement Sudebaker OF South bend ina eN
Governor Herbert w I.add OF Rhode Island; ex-
Senator John J. Gilbert, OF Malone. y. y, ana Our
tia Guild jr of Boston. GlLSEY-General Austin
I.athrop OF Corning, y. Y, and General w D T.
Wiley Of Governor Mortons star. EhAND-hear
Admiral George Brown L. S. y. HOFFMAN,
Mayor George T.. Green OF Blnghamton, y. !.
HOLIAND-Colonel Theodore A. Dodge. [. s. A,
and L. T. Letter Of Chicago. PLAIA-Chares W.
Knapp OF St. Louis. SANOY-.lme Lillian Nor
dica WALDORF-Iord Sudeley. of England
Judge Nathan Golf OF West Virginia. and ex-Con-
gresham II. Il. +. PIERCE. Of Indiana.
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SING SING.

While Chief OF Police Corrigan and Policeman
peed were making their customary rounds Satur-
dav night at u o'clock 10 see that the hquor
saloons were closed. In conformity with the la"'
they extinguished slight fire In barber-shop IN
snr,nr-st averting what might have been a serious
fire as the block is built entirely Of wood and a
high wind was blowing at the time
The Economic Club. whose public debates aroused
much interest last winter In this village, Is pre-
pering for anotiNr course of public discussions
a house near - camp-meeting grounds, occu-
pied by John Smith. was struck by lightning dur
Ing Saturdays storm There was no serious dain n,
the paper from the walls in several rooms A
loaded gun standing in a corner OF one OF the bed
rooms was shattered. the barrel being wrenched
from the stock, but the piece was not discharged
on Saturday night a young mems republican CLUB
was organized In the courtroom OF Judge Leary
An address made by Frank L. Young and an
adjournment taken unti luesudy evening" WHICH
officers will be elected
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pPOFFSSOR HENRI UOTSSAN HERE

Among the passengers that the French liner
Gascogne brought to this city yesterday afternoon
Was Professor Henri Moissan. who comes 10 repre-
sent the University Of Paris at the sesqui-centen-
NAL cclebra that is to be held Princeton the
last OF October Professor Moissan is a member of
the Institute and the Legion Of Honor and is presi
dent OF the French Chemical Society. He is noted
among scientific men for his experiments In the
making OF artificial diamonds. In the operation OF
the electrical furnace and In the Isolation Of re-
fractory metals.
Professor Humphreys. OF Princeton, met the
French scientist Mt Quarantine and at the pier
Professor G. A Doremus, OF the Bellevue Hospital
Medical College, was waiting to greet him. In the
few days Just preceding and following the ceebra-
ton at Princeton. Professor Moissan will deliver
several lectures before the Princeton students.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-21
TARRYTOWN.

Mrs Charles Cook. of this village. died in Brook
Iyn on Saturday morning.
During the heavy thunderstorm on Friday night
the large smokestack on the Hudson River Electric
and Gas Company's building. In Josephine-st.. was
h,ou,n down Lightning also struck transformer
which was on pole in front of the Tarrytown Ma
t,onal Bank The pole caught fire. bui was ex-
tngushed by the rain before any damage was caused
The Mckinley and Hobart Campaign Club held Its
opening meeting on Saturday night. Despite the bad
weather there was a large attendance The meeting
was opened with President James Bird I'm the chair.
The business the meeting was 10 organize march
ing club. The members will also organize bicycle
club IL Is hoped that a number Of bcyclists will join
this club. and invitations have been extended 70
them There was much opposition 10 the club erect
ing the building in Wendle Park. as that place Is
Eest1acted TO private dwellings. and ~ there Ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-21
THE HOLY YAME UNIONS MEETING.

The quarterly meeting OF the Holy Name Union OF
Societies was held yesterday afternoon at 81. An
selrn's Roman Catholic Church. Northumberland
nNy-third-st. and Tinton-ave. Morrisania. The
union Is composed OF forty-three societies OF the
Holy Name in the different parishes Of the New
York diocese. Two hundred and ffty-eight delegates
were present The meeting held in the large
room OF the church Reports were read by Thomas
Kean. secretary. and James Sheppard treasurer.
President Eugene l.. Barnard spoke about the
nourishing condition OF the union. He said that
Il now numbers 1879 members. Short addresses OF
a congratulatory nature were made BY Mgr. Mooney.
spiritual director OF the union: Father Gerard Spiel
man Father Thrente and the Rev. g. F. Brady. Of
g. Mlchaels Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-21
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Democratic club meeting. No. 6l7 Fifth-ave.,
evening
Commercial Travellers sound-money meeting
Broadway and Prince-st noon.
Drygoods Republican club No. 80 Broadway
Twenty-thrd Ward Property Owners Associa-
ton one hundred nd-ifty- second-St and Court
landt-ave.
Music i'm Corlears Hook Park. p. m
Funeral of Fire Commissioner Ford. Church OF
Our Lady of Mercy. 1890 a. m.
Presentation to the battle-ship Indiana, Tom2-
kinsville Staten Island
Republican Organization OF Nth Assembly DIS
trict Ca ,edonian Hall, Jackson Square, evening.
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cause In the ordinance that prohibits the erection OF
q building within twelve feet OF the sidewalk. tne
people In the park threaten to make them move IL
back the necessary distance.
The Young Mems Catholic Lyceum crossed pas
with the Yonkers Athletic Club on Jacksons Grouhos
on Saturday. The game stopped at the end OF
the ffth inning account OF rain. The score s'oou
to In favor OF Yonkers -
The Mckinley and Hobart Club injured me pa,,.
ner presented 10 II by George c. Todd on Saturday
night The banner measures 4oxso feet. II stretches
Man-s,. at the junction OF Chesinut-st lnee
were many prominent people present. ana some eoou
speeches heard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-21
A NEW BROADWAY BCTLDING.

Mrs William J. Fitzgerald IL having plans pre-
pa red for two-story cream-white brick and terra
Gotta building TO he erected on the site owned by
her at the northwest corner Of Broadway and
Thirty-seventh- opposite the site OF the pro-
posed Hobart estate hotel The architecture is 10
he classic. The plot IL 100 feet In Broadway and
200 feet in the street. The building. which Is 10 be
used for business purposes will be 30 feet In Broad
way by GO feet in the street The erection OF the
structure IL be begun, according 10 the agents
OF the property. about November l. with the expec
tation that II will be completed within three
nop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-21
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER %.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF Npw-YoRK. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 20 1898
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
r s''sms5 webs CITY . sayas" Bristol s6 spsmS.F
s'samsr MIShisan jo Fnisy. London ssp!enSer g.
pany Arye . at The Ba, , a. m so,.,.-
with mdse Sandcrson n son Arrived at the Bar at
o and Bouognc TO- with ndse 2o3 cabin and 50 Storage
passengers Netherlands American Steam Navigation
Co Arrived the Bar a, o:45 m.
steamer La Gsscogne orr. Bagdelon Havre september
Steamer & oNoa S s Hansen n a" samafams July 10 legal
10. Padang 10, Alden August .. suez IS. Port Said y
Asiers g Delaware ,reakwatsT s'pssmber H. Win
Young Arrived at the Bar at ! ? m s .,
with mdse and ~ passengers to A f outerbrdge & Co.
A1Tiya at The nsT at 2 nnbs,. S.Dor, New, and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to Old Dominion SIS
steamer Tallahassee Askns savannah September H.
win md,e ana pssseSets to Spme "a a,v with
corice rot 70 order; vessel to Fnnch Edye Co.
ate breeze; clear.
Steamers Patria Ger,. Tor Hamburg; cudaa co md,
tsran). Havana; Cnver ''D. Manchester; l"renro "
ship Stephan Ger. Stockholm
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Correction Of N Ss s as to Long Ss..s
Notice given that on or about October To- ls'o Lg gnu
mesr,nss living in about sS feet Of water located abou,
~ miles from her pressn' rhs ss" RAM, sni
Nantucket shoals The approximate geographical position
~ the taken from chart No on the tnNen
sa,es Coast and Grohetic Survey Will he: Latitude
north 40 degrees ~ minutes Is seconds longitude west
90 degrees 81 minutes. ,,..., ~, -. -. 80
No Changes will be made in Ilsht-vesSel No 90 as 10
characteristlrs lights fog signal or general appearance
no descr.d in Notice Mariners No. o. OF 1921 THIS
easel viii hereafter be known in the publications OF the
t.,,i ss Sanucket shoals Light vessel instead or "a
.Santucket Now South Shoa Lght-vessr bearings al"
magnetic and given approximately distances "e !" ""u
miles. -, -. s,u..,.
This notice affects the List q Lights and Fog signals
,hs lis, on neacons and uoys Second Lighthouse Dts
trict" 1895. page II. -. =, -. 900, "a,
letin No o. par. -
Nv order ~ the Lighthouse Boari
Rear Admiral. L. g Navy. Chairman.
Washington. n. C.. Sept H. 1870
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Etruria ,BD. Ferguson. from Liverpool for
Nev-York. sailed from Queenstown September 20
steamer Eysia OBJ, Johnston from Mediterranean
OTIS Tor New-Ycrk passed Gibraltar September 70
la Normandie (Fr). Deloncle. from New-York
arrived at uaus September ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-21
MOI-NT VERNON.

Arthur F. Blot Editor of The News. OF this CITY,
who was arrested on Friday night and lodged in the
County Jail in default OF the payment Of 500 dam
ages for libeling exMayor f. +. Brush. OF this CITY
released late Saturday evening on stay
Of proceedings granted by Justice Dlckey. or the
Supreme Court. The stay was secured by Iarkin
& Young. of Peekskill Blots counsel, VINO VIII I'M
mediateiy make the necessary motion to appeal the
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class OF patients are not fully completed
Ranges was examined by the DOCTORS Just p
v,ous 10 removal and was pronounced In conditlor
10 warrant the transfer In this case tnlnk tn'
danger OF sudden death as great IN the hospi'"
as I'm the ambulance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sunris, SAT Sunset $50 on sram-l Moons age II
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook on Gov Island 7:4s Hell Gate e:
PM-sandy Hook 7:2t Gov Island 7:5s He'll Gate 05i
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GUESTS AT LEADING HOTELS
MARLBOROUGH.

MARLBOROUGH.
J. r. Barlun. Birmingham.
on. 7. r. Brinn. Boston.
W. A. Turk. Washington.
os- \. {. Nosburgh. syracuse.
j. {. Leggatt. 81. Louis.
METROPOLE.
san Miss NJ. A. Ewing. New
York.
c. 7. Russell. New-York.
ne VI. Rosenthal. Raleigh. y. G.
Il. NJ. Grausman. Raleigh.
y. &.
on. W. r. Paddock. Boston.
MURRAY HILL.
V. p. Gibney & wife. New
X. York
X. Miss Currier. San Francisco.
x. s. e. Scanitt. St. Louis
en- Miss l.. u. Slnelaw. Boston.
r. c. Gilmore. Rutland. VI.
NORMANDIE.
b. W. Cumming. Phnadel-
phia
F. X. Caldwell. Chicago.
Mrs. Caldwell. Chicago.
g. + Judd. Chicago.
W. Lackaye & wife. New
-, York.
L. T. J. Murray. Philadelphia.
an. W. II. Boyer. Philadelphia.
Is. W. Boyer. Philadelphia.
on. II. s. Stewart. Piiisburg.
G. r. Sawyer. Providence.
PARK AVENUE.
II. S. Bingham. Bennington.
J. y. Phenix a. wife. Hart
., II. l.. Mcclellan. Princeton.
G. r. Farnham. Saratoga
Springs. y. Y.
iw- o. WOhlfeid. New York.
Mrs. ]. b. Never. Chicago.
W. $. Mead d wife. Knox
vile. Tenn.
Irg. l.. Gould. Stelton. y. +.
Miss VI. J. Mosher. Stelion.
wv y. j.
o. l.. Pruden. Washington.
PLAZA.
w E. Brockett. Mexico.
NV J. l.. Elliott. Mexico.
f. r. Engle. Mexico.
Miss @. Skinner. Santa C'uz.
y. +. q. Menefee. Santa Cruz.
ST. NICHOLAS.
c II. Savage. Sal; Lake
city.
G. l.. Savage. Salt Lake
City.
A. Clark e. wife. New York.
l. II. Carroll ~ wife, Ithaca,
'or y. Y.
:. G. Perry & wife. Taze-
To- well. Va.
II. NJ. Storms & wife. Phila-
delphia.
r. II. Lawson. Boston.
". g Batchclder & wife.
Boston.
q. X rby & wife. Troy. y. Y.
j. NJ. Diaz & wife. Albany.
y ST. CLOUD.
an. c. Carter e. wife. Utica.
T.. y. Gray. Washington.
ife J. Williams e. wife. Hart
ford, Conn.
ne X. ". Ralph & wife. Phila-
delphia.
+ p. Schiller. Syracuse.
SAVOY.
W; +. Cooke, Kingston.
y. y.
Mrs. II. N. Nicely. Memphis,
axe Tenn.
, w. Il. Glasgow. 81. Louis
lie w. II. Burton. Boston.
I. NJ. Ely. Memphis. Tenn.
on. VENDOME.
o Wolff. New-York.
&. Howard. Buffalo
-. II. Field. New York.
q. g. o. Emerson. Philadelphia.
Hel Mrs. NJ. Max. Memphis.
Tenn.
WESTMINSTER
Mrs. c. y. Kuehn. Chicago.
T.. r. Flemker. Chicago.
", j. " Sp'HS'I, orange. y. i d.
an ~ X. II. T. Eagles. Orange.
d" y. j.
]. W. Hook. New-York.
"s Miss I. Daker. New-York.
oh +. ". Beerkley. Hazleton.
Isn Penn.
J. T. Branrley. waycross,
"s Ga.
A. p. B-antley. Blackshear.
Ga.
j. Menfern. Mexico.
WINDSOR.
T. McDougall & wife. Mon
o'| treal.
W. 6. Elliott. Norfolk. Va.
Mrs. T. l.. Rogers. Boston.
Mrs I. Younglove. Chicago.
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nd. Miss A. Heesy. Rochester.
c. Il. Stanbury, New York.
". r. Brown. portlend. Ne
-. ]. Sullivan, Rochester.
MA. +. y. Looks a. wife. North
amptOn, Mass.
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FREE COINAGE,
WHAT IT MEANS,
and other issues of the campaign.
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