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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

An attachment was obtained Yesterday agsi.,,
Rosenberg & Ronde. manufacturers Of clothing a,
No 90 Greene-st.. by Myers. Goldsmith & Bronze,
for '5i5 IN favor ~ the r. p Clafln Company p,
merchandise. The attachment was obtained on -.
ground that they had disposed Of their Dr,nsr,v
Mr. Goldsmith said that m. firms place q 5usi.
ness has been closed since Saturday. on which d,y
the stock was removed and the goods were shprsa
70 Brooklyn. Z hey mad also IN the az week sen,
considerable stock of goods 70 aucr oneers VINO sd
iere1 property al Nos lo3 and l5 Goerck-st. /,
wnlcn ne was supposed 70 have an equity ~ ssea
much the liabilities were. In tre trade f-av >.
reported 70 be about 5000 Mr.. Ron . dsclstr,
is quoted a saying thar there was 8 n. 500. =
the place when ho left IN Friday evening and wfss
closed and all the stock had been removed b.
was told that Mr.. Rosenberg had been there ca
saturday which was a holiday.
The Sheriff received another attachment yes,s,.
day against George F. Wright OF Council Bu.s
Iowa. for 1880 IN favor OF Ebenezer r Johnson On
an assigned claim from the Citizens stat Bank o,
Council Bluffs for money lent the Council Blu~s
guaranteed by Mr. Wright and BY Waiter j
wright against whom the attaclmeLt was also OBJ
but it not learned whether or not he COM
P4ny has any property belonging 70 tho Counc.
Bluffs concern
George ". Post merchant tailor AZ No -
Broadway. made assignment Yesterday 10
Charles G. Van Riper without preference He van
for many years I'm the retail clothing business ia
Eighth-ave. wiki his father. az 4. !. Post & Son
The father retired In 1853, and brother OF tho as
slSnor oecam. partner They gave I'D the retail
clothlng business. moved downtown and ca Fried a
a custom tailoring trade. They dissolved partner
snip IN March. 1884 and George ". Post mas since
continued alone. Mr. Post declined 20 say any-
thing about mis- failure. In the trade IL IS attributed
to dull business.
The Sheriff Yesterday sold out the right. title ar.
Interest Of the Copper River Mining and Develop
ment Company in the bark Agate, at Pier No e.
East River, under attachment in favor OF
Thomas Webb Taylor for SSH. The vessel "a ex-
pected 10 sail for the Klondiko soon. Tn. sal,
price was $50 and the vessel said to have been
bought for Mr.. Tayors account.
Schedules Of the Cooke Machinery Cor1pary Of
No. le3 Westinghouse. show liabilities Of A2S;
nominal assets, 1880. actual assets Si.Ol7.
The Sheriff received an execution Yesterday
against Jessie Meyer. OF No 1853 West Sixty-ff,h-
ST. for 1884, in favor OF Jacob 4. Zimmerman on A.
bond which she gave 70 secure payment FOR work
done In erecting six-story building AT Nos SIS and
s2 Broome-st. for Henry 5. Meyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
NEW CORPORATIONS IN THIS STATE.

Albany Feb l5-The following stock conpS"'e'
were incorporated to-day:
rrto,e Ru,ldins Association OF Middle,own; CAP
ltal s0O0: directors. William T. McWillsms, ~.
mot Duryea. r. q. Kahn, Carrie ). Me" i"''"'
John Donnelly and Nina c. Ferguson
sutnhen Brothers Company OF Little N9onf
o1sers county. 10 conduct a general store, caP.'a'
s11 ono. directors H. q Sutphen and q: 4 su.pIe ,y
OF Little Neck. and {. J. Sntpheh' OIL 'e's'' ~
Heights. y J
Ni,sar, Art supply Company. o. Buffalo capita 1;
300, directors. William 4 Jenkins ana "a "a y
Yates. OF Buffalo; p. ID clark OF 'a'iis''o' ~
l. jenkins OF London Canada
p,rLor.,ock Marble COMPANY Of New York ni'Nt'
canitni SiO0n. directors. 4 NJ telnsheine'' !"
Traitel ana j. W. Birkenstock'
Citizens Loan Company o, @ C.orSs II
5000: directors George Mo'S~"'
Hanchett and Eva ~ HanchetI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
WORE Room FOR THE POSTOFFICE.

Warrington. Feb. IS CSpeciaD.-The sub-commt-
tee on Appropriations to-day heard arguments
from Representative Mitchell Second Assistant
Posi- as'rr-General shalenberger and the Super
visfnC Architect Of the Treasury In favor OF the
apprOuriation recommended by the Secretary OF
The Treasury Of 5000 for the New-York Post
office IL may BE- remembered that $1,000
hc rsod for a shed and IS 40 for removing a side
walk and regulating sewerage and gas I'm conuec-
ton with the removal There n full attendance
Of the sub-committee. The three men named spoke
for about fifteen minutes Mr.. MtcheH making
taken by the subcommittee. but the proba bes
are that tho item will be included in the Sundry
Civil bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
AMERICAN FRUIT N GERMANY.
TIE BREMEN SENATE HAS pUnLrsHrp rNsrRuc

THE BREMEN SENATE HAS PUBLISHED rNsrRUC-
TONS REGULATING THE IMPORT.
Berlin. Feb 1.-THE "Reichsanzeger' Is about 10
publish tho Instructions for carrying out the decree
regulating the imports Of American fruit The
Bremen senate has already published instructions
going irto effect yesterday. and other ports and
revenue stations viii follow suit.
CONTRIBUTIONS Of the restrictions are punishable
by conhscation ~ the goods and A fine OF 100
marks. Infractions OF the police regulations ara
punishable by fine Of 90 marks.
Consul Petit has notified the United States En-
hassy Of delay n the admission OF fruit waste used
IN the Rhenlander iclNes. million marks Of this
frvlt waste imported In 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
THE ROCK ISLAND REFUNpING SCHEME

Chicago. Feb. ia special meeting Of the stock
boIoers OF the Rock Island Railroad Company was
held to-day for the purpose OF considering the
scheme for rounding the bonds Of The con1rarv
arranged some months since by President Cable
and approved by tho directors Of the company The
action Of the president and the directors was uran
imously approved. about 70 per cent Of the capial
stock Of the company berg represeu ted at the
meeting. The refuudrg scheme provides for the
issue at such times and In such amounts as the
directors OF the company shall deem advisable OF
FOo bones 10 value not 70 exceed Al agefegate OF
500 100000 All the new bonds are 10 maui, Inn
nary l. 1875. ano bear rate OF interest not 10 ey-
ceec per cent The proceeds o.! tie bonds are 10 he
USED FOR the most part IN rsfunding tla- present
bonded debt q the road and II is expected mar nv
the pan winch was approved by the sfockho'd-
ers ms afternoon the road viii save q total -
s9pOVO per annum IN interest The new bonds
already have been underVrttcn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
COAL MINERS ~ CONVENTION
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA MEN WANT THE Ao

CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA MEN WAN INV No
vANTAGEs OF THE CHICAGO SETTLEMENT.
Altoona, Penn. Feb l5-The convention Of coal
miners representing the Central Pennsylysnia u.s.
trict CALLED 10 order tais morning BY President
Doan, Of Pittshurg. one hundred and four dele
gates present. a number being from the
anthra cite district President Doan said the OBJ
ject OF the meeting place the miners OF
Central Pennsylvania In a position 70 ENJOY he
Chicago settlement-sn advance Of 10 cents ton ~
the rate OF mining and eight hours for days WORK
Committees were appointed. after which President
Ratchford made address, urging the men 20 o.
ganze and obtain by April Tor the two NrgniA'
Maryland and Central Pennsylvania what the O4.'
caeo conference gave 10 the miners OF ONO, lnd.-
ana Illinois and Western Pennsylvania TIE Com
nittee on Credentials reported. and the convention
adjourned until morrow. II will probably De IN
session until Thursday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

1t 10 large extent. and not 10 hammer ,,s,,
with needless threa tening rules or statutes =,
seems 70 me he plan with a few slight al,a,
cons Is Worthy a rlsl ana am ready 10 recon-.
mend our bank which is now under e,,,
charter, 10 60 into The system with the fsr
changes ! have named.
] therefore have taken the liberty 70 urze -.
importance Of the currency question on Tho Pc
publican party and the country as / fear ~.
''laissez faire' idea is very dangerous ,hi,,
manly policy which shall accomplish sore
thing, and mean something really The safes,
CHARLES PARSONS
81. Louis. Feb Q 1898
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
DIR. FLAGLERs PLANS Nv THE B4H4u4S.

Washington. Feb 15-Henry VI. Fagler has in
vested largely IN hotel property In tho Bahamas
and IS about to repeat his Florida exploits in those
Islands according a report 70 the State Depart
ment from United Slater Consul McI.ain al Nassau
lie says that Mr.. Fagler has purchased a largo
property there representing land company and
that the East Florida Railroad system IS bout TO
build Il $500 90 hotel. and has agle ed 10 maintain a
fast and frequent mai! passenger and freight ser
vice between Nassau and Miami Fla for which Il
will receive subsidy % $40 500 a year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
HK SAYS BIS SON rs BLAHELEss.

p. L. Kenny. of Ens'ewood ". j.. declares that
his son. Lawrence Kenny. did infict INC wound
William Haney which caused his death Han
ley was struct IN the head With pen and died AZ
the Fr glewood Hospital II was SAID that the ace
cicent occurred ~ the parOch.al school u 81
C.cil!a : Church. Mr. Kenny says nat Father
F.nk Of that parish. told him that t not
schoo! on Oh, Of II. Young Kenny was nine years
old and Haney only five years and seven months
- they woulo not be Gated together IN school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
UNIFORM RATES FOR CARRYING LrMBBa

Detroit Feb lb-Oue hundred and thirty thou
sand tons OF. lumber tonnage OF the total lEV
tons were represented IN the meeting OF the Lake
Lumber Vessel Owners which held In tho
Hotel Normandie to-day The object OF thu gath
etlng was T. establish a uniform rate tor unl9H
CARVING and for loading and unloading cafs0sA
A permanent organization was formed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
THE Z. s. cBEQrE BANK ATTACHED.

The Sheriff has received attachment against
the United States Ch~que Bank. Limited, for 81 5oo
I'm favor II the Manhattan Company and Mer-
chants National Bank FOR three months rent II an
office at n. 80 Woll-st The attachment was oh
tanned the ground that the bank ~ British
corporation. ~ Was said that there was enough
money in the bank here to pay the attachment
but the company was ia liquidat on in London
authority had 70 he received from London to nav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
BOSTON BANK GOES OFT OF BUSINESS

Boston. Feb BY a Of $50 out Of 1900
shares the National City Bank Of Boston was
placed in voluntary liquidation n n special meeting
held to-day. The deposits and business OF the bank
nave already been transferred 70 the Eliot National
Sank and the president and oasher will now col
lect the assets and the !oans Of the bank after
w1ich II VIII he determined what dividend shall he
PAD 20 me shareholders The step has been in con
tSrnplaticn since January ~ w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
JANUARY EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.
A GREAT INCREASE IN THE AMOUNT OF MEa-
CHANpIsE SENT ABROAD

CHANDIsE SENT ABROAD
Washington, Feb l5.-The monthly statement %
the exports and imports Of the United Ststes Is
sued ny the Bureau OF Statistics. shows tina, ths
exports OF domestic merchandise in January lssi
amounted 70 sllS.76l52t increase compared with
January. 1897. Of over 100000. For the seven
months ended January a. 1895 the increase was
s6S,llS935. The total imports Of merchandise IN
January amounted TO S0.S2Sa OF which 81 li3 -
was free OF duty The increase m dutlane mer.
chandise was about $4,000. For he
months, however. there A falling of N 10
imports Of dutiable merchandise OF about s2 $50.
The sta temeIt > TO the movements ~ gold and
silver Is as follows: Gold exports IN January 10,
2o5i.ZNH. imports same period, s5622 40 For ths
seven months there falling of liz the Imports
OF gold OF Sil lSS Silver exports IN January,
lNS, were N.262Ss6 imports same period s9iz ga
For the seven months there was decrease In tao
imports OF silver OF ssSi,29
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
CITY HOTELS CHANGE HANDS.

George J. Hunter has purchased through Matine.
]. Ward. hotel broker. the furniture, lease anu
business OF rhornton's Bachelor Hotel No IL"
broadway. and w. l.. Walden. the former PRIV
prietor Of Hotel San Marc. has purchased the lu.
niture and lease OK the Manor House. at Broahw"
and Twenty -stXths ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
A DEED EXECrTED on SUNDAY ro,n

81 Louis. Feb B.-The appeal Of Hiu Fontaine .
Co. OF ST Louis from the decision of the I-n,,,d
States Circuit Court In Arkansas City I'm the s1jt
against Henry e. and Laura Hte to fore,ioee d
deed Of trust. nae resulted Ia an atirmatiye nl6g
nent IN favor OF the defendants In the Court -
Appeals the Court holding thnt the deed u,ss ,,oid
because executed Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
VAIL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

The Spanish war scare having been dissipated by
the news from Washington there sharp re-
covery in stocks yesterday. The important
net gains, comparing the closing prices with those OF
Monday were: American Tobacco, /: Brooklyn
RAPID Transit. /; Burlington and Quincy. 49, Con-
soiidated Gas. 5ls General Electric ia: Hawaiian
sugar IS; Kansas ana Texas preferred. "a Man
haitian 2 Mlnneapolis and st. Louis second pre-
~; Norfolk and Western preferred ~; Northern
a1 LOUIS and "s San FSiSTsa frs. F 5re
Ie5Ied ~ Third Avenue 4. Western Union. ia
On Monday in Metropolitan street Railway stock
price Vas 1852, loss of ~ from Monday
The Nominating Committee OF the Ncw-York
Stock Exchange has selected Rudolph Kepper as
me candidate for president the regular ticket 20
be voted for at the annual election on May II. An
independent ticket Will be nominated but II has not
been decided who will head this ticket Francis
l. Eames. who has been presient for three terms
has declined 10 serve longer. Mr. Keppler is cred
change. The Governing Committee recently adopt
e. IesoIutions 10 stop such dealings. Tho forth
issue vi '''''
Silver sold yesterday at 81. cents an ounce for
commercial This was a decline OF three
eighths cent an ounce from Monday. and was the
lowest price for some time. The recent decline in
silver has been due 10 the fact that Russia has
going on a gold basis. Silver is used by Russia
on.y ior subsidiary coinage and il has an ample
stock for that purpose.
Arrangements have been made TO place the pre-
ferTed and common stocks OF tho American Mailing
Company IN the unlisted department, of the New
YORK stock Exchange The closing quotations for
these stocks yesterday were preferred 70 and com
mon Is.
There was dental yesterday Of a report that The
outside rubber companies 10 combine IN
working agreement with the United States Rubber
Company. otherwise the Rubber Trust.
Currency transfers through the sub-Treasury yes
terday were $4,000 70 New-Oriesns. 5000 10 St.
Louis, 100000 TO Philadelphia, and 10000 to Gin
c3nnau
The Third Avenue Railroad Company has de-
claTed a quarterly dividend Of 2 per cent payable
on February % The Third Avenue Line has paid
Per cent quarterly since February. 1891 when tho
dividend was "a per cent. In 1894 go per cent
was paid; in 1885, 2 per cent: in 1884 per cent: in
1888. per cent, and in 1892. per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
TWO JrDGMENrs AeAINsr rHr coMpANr

TWO Judgments were entered here yesterday
against the Union Pacific Railway Company one
for SsSl. in favor % William H. y Francis and
tne other for 81 292 IN favor Of Carlton j. Barnes
LON W.Te V4talned IN The city Court The claims
are on unpaid coupons Of bonds Of the 81 uortb
Topeka ana Southwestern Railway Company ne
nleTest on watch was guaranteed ~ the [ niS, pa
chs K3i.way Company. Executions were issued 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

Newport News. Va. Feb IL oSpocab The steam
snip tnhu thompson, Captain Garck from Ros-
ton FOR Seattle, arrived al the shpyard here this
disabled or Cape Henry. ''s oe""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
SANCTION FOR 4 RATE WAR

Montreal Feb B--It Is stated on rood authority
that The Grand Trunk Railway has been Informed
unofc.sny that IL will BE permitted 20 cut rates q
the Northwest only. 10 meet tho Canadian paciro
tts ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
4 CALIFORNIA COpPFR VINE SOLD

San Francisco. Feb. B.-Thc property ~ the
ROYAL ConsoI dated Mining Compan,, located near
Copperopolis CaaverAs County has been sold 20 an
English syndicate represented b, J C. Kemp Vance
of London. The price psid wis $1,000 The orc
which is os grade. is said u assay about slO 10
Lls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
IYCREASE " SPFLTFP pRoDrcryOys

Washington Feb. l5.-The Geological Survey hes
prepared tabulatcd statement based on tho inyes-
legation by Special Agent Klrchon showing the
steady Increase In the production Of speter ia tho
Ihlted states from 1889 1877. The total produc-
uon " short tons FOR 1852 was 70 7G5 in 1892 II
was WV and III 1897 II had reached ~ $50 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
THE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE Project.
Mr. oUrGG GETS 40 ENCOURAGEMENT FROM THE
SUBCOMMITTEE on THE sUNDRY CIVIL BILL

Washington. Feb - acknowledgements alive
Quigg. OF New-York to-day appeared before tho
subcommittee Of the House Committee Appro-
pratons which IS engaged in the preparation Of
tho SUndry Civil BILL and made arg'l-
ment in favor OF the insertion therein OF item
Of $50 (.H 10 he expended in the purchase OF a
site FOR Custom House I'm the city OF New
York This was the amount recommended in tho
communication from tho Treasury Department
which referred 20 the Committee on Public
Buildings Ind Grounds yesterday. Mr.. Quigg re-
ceived no encouragement from the subcommittee
which IL DOweriess 10 act IN tho matter. ii in
wolves new legislation and would be thrown out
point Of order II proposed by the Approprls
tons Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

TO SECURE THE TRADE NOW N THE
HANDS OF BRITISH vEssELS

II Is understood that the American Mail Steam
ship Company. which was Incorporated at Trenton.
y. J.. Monday. will steamship line be
tween tho West Indies Boston and New-York.
The vessels viii me fruit largely
handled by steamers carrying the British flag
The American Fruit Company is said TO be largely
interested in the new line. and although none Of
the people interested would talk about this yester-
day. they admitted that contracts had already
been let for tho construction Of four fast fruit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
THE FrrcHnrRG Er.Ecrs pnrsrnr,,.r

Boston. Feb. l5.-At NEE ing Of the directors d,
ne Fitchburs Railroad Company today Edmund
Dwight C0dnan Yves unan m1us,y elected president
Mr.. Goldman has mad charge u the road as v,c.S
president FOR the last SIX months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

Currency transfers through the Sub-Treasury yes
terday were $4,000 70 New-Orieans 500 900 10 St.
Louis, 100000 to Philadelphia, and 10000 to Gin
1nnati
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

There was denial yesterday Of a report that The
outside rubber companies were 10 combine IN
working agreement with the United States Rubber
Company. otherwise the Rubber Trust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

Arrangements have been made TO place tho pre-
ferTed and common stocks Of tho American Mating
Company IN the unlisted department OF tho New
YORK stock Exchange. The closing quotations for
these stocks yesterday were preferred - and com
mon Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

Schedules Of the Cooke Machinery Cor1pary Q,
No. l& Washington-st.. show liabilities Of g23
nominal assets. 1880. actual assets, &.Ol7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

The Sheriff received execution yesterday
against Jessie Meyer, OF No. 1913 West Sxty-ff,h-
st. for ss04 in favor Of Jacob A. Zimmerman on a
bond which she gave 70 secure payment FOR work
done In erecting a six-story building AZ Nos SIS and
~ Broome-st. for Henry 5. Never.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-15
FROr1 THE FRONT
Savage Fighting i'm Porto Rico Stopped by News
of Peace Negotiations

Savage Fighting i'm Porto Rico Stopped by News
of Peace Negotiations
ATTHE FRONT WITH GENERAL WILSON'S COLUMN, five miles
beyond Coamo Rico August H. evenngDelayd in transmits
Wilson battery out the front this
shng the Spanish position the crest
mountain the head the through which the road winds
The occupied position great natural strength protected by
the earlier the day had fred Colonel
dde Of the engineer who with platoon Of Troop Of New
rconnoeng their right flank As battery rounded
the 1000 yards the opened artillery
and infantry fire.
Four companies Wisconsin, which posted the
right Of the road not permitted to respond the
The guns saop the terrific
unmbered and hung shells and hrapne at the
lively rate, striking the empacments batteries and enrnch
rythmic regularity Of hammer The
gun but continued the other intervals for
over They range their apne burst repeat
edy One shell burst the fragments killing Corporal
Company seriously woundng Corporal Yanke and
Privates Bunce and vought
Captain paget the British army
for the observing the operations the field dn
guished himself by aiding Dr.. Woodbury..
Captain Leo and Private sr Company were wounded by Mau
ur In about hours the abandoned the other
and the toward banana
in the gorge. Our guns shelled them as they ram
gun ordered to position Of mile further
Il reached the position when the Spanish infantry
filed into the trenches and fred down deadly
men, compelling the battery retire gao Then both the
eopend and rapne screamed and Mausers Another
cum ealopd rear ammunition exhausted
Hanes shot the body by Mause before his
gun retired the ball following rib
The issued for two companies advance
c2nded and firing soon ceased
Colonel Bliss went 70 the nemys line win nag OF truce
and explained negotiations almost concluded
their position untenabe and demanded their
The Spanish communication with the outside
until in order that he might
with Governor General Macias
Wilson and staff viewed today action from hill
fright battery The ensmys fred from high
velocity The spaniard had the accurately
had Santiago Their position from the front almost impreg
Estimates Of the strength Of the from 500 1000
4 i position is five miles from Abonito.
.l ORDERS TO ADVANCE COUNTERMANDED.
u HEADQUARTERS OF GENERAL WILSON AT C0AMo August 49,
ssrnoeayed tzansmisonThe orders to advance Gen.
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