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CORNELL MEDICAL PROFESSORS.

APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED BY PRESIDENT
sCHrRMAN-sTUDENr VOLUNTEERS.
Ithaca. y. Y. April 2O-Presdent Schurman TO
day announced the following appointments 10 pro-
fessorshps In Cornell University Medical College
n New-Yor city
CLIFTON EDGAR. Professor n Obstetrics
FkEDERICk II. GWYER. Professor u Operative and
clinical Surgery.
IRVINE :. HAYNES. Professor Of Practical Anatomy
The professors appointed last week have been as
signed TO chairs follows:
" ". FOLK. Dean and Professor o. Gynncoosy and
LEWIS \. srIMsoS. Professor Of Surgery.
r. 4 WGTTHAUs. Professor ~ Chemistry Physics and
Ia jogy
W GILMAN THOMPSON Professor 81 Medicine
GEORGE WODI.SEY. Professor % Anatomy and Clinical
Surgery.
n. p LOOMS Professor Of Maerla Medca Therapeutics
and g.. nlca Medicine
President Schurman has called a special meeting
OF the University Faculty for tomorrow afternoon
to consider the petition No mas received from the
seniors who desire 10 enlist In the Army and Navy
OF the United States asking 70 receive their de-
grecs rs II they had remained the University and
completed their He declined 70 forecast the
probable action OF the faculty. but II l. believed
that H. himself favors the granting Of the petition
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WILLIAM ]. CTNNINGHAM.

William J. Cunningham. for sixty years we'll
known dryGoods merchant in this city. died on
Tuesday at his home at No 81 West One-hundred-
Gnd-fourth-st He was born at Armonk, Nestche~-
ter County but when still child his parents
moved 10 Peekskill. where. In 1879. he married
PhPbe c. Marshall. There. too. be entered the
drygoods business hut soon moved 10 ms CITY.
He became partner in tho firm OF Digs. Jun
ningham & 90. and remained in that partnership
until 1873 when he entered the firm or Dunhani'
Buckley & CO. with which he was connected AZ
the time OF his death. Throughout his He 10 was
IA member of tho Methodist Episcopal
Church and was one OF the founders OF IN" SeN-
enth Street Church. In politics he was Repup-
lean and always voted tho party ticket un'll I"st
November when he cast his ballot FOR Seth Low"
Since his coming 10 New-York city. sixty y"nr5
ago he had been subscriber OF The Newt OK
Tribune and admired its stand on all questions
He celebrated his clGhty-frst birthday last New
Years Day. His circle Of a-qu1in'dnces was large.
Mr. Cunningham mad been absent from his business
only days az the time OF his loath WIDOW
one son ana TWO daughters survive.
a funeral service Will be held this evening at
o'clock At ihc nome OF a daughter. Mrs. William
Turner No ll3 West One-hundred and w"ifth-s'
Tho Rev. Or. g. :. narrower. Of Drew seminary :
the Rev. Dr. Ezra :. ripple. of -. Jane, NJ ~,
Cdst Episcopal church. and the Rev. Dr. fnlIlp VI
Waters Of Grace Methodist Episcopal 'hnrcI
Will ofiiciaie. Tho burial Will be tn sleepy HOBO"
Cemetery. Tarry town.
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TIE oHIo SocIETY'N DANCE.

Tho annual ladies' reception and dance ~ the
Ohio Society 81 New-York was given in tho "as
foyer % the Waldorf-As'ora last evening The
hostcsscs were Mrs Henry T. Burnet' Mrs VIII
lam l.. Strong Mrs Calvin Brlce. Mrs sias
Packard. Mrs Milton J. Soufnard Mr. Thomas
Ewing Nrs Warc- Swayno Mrs. Wallace g An
drcvs Mrs Andrew j. g.. Foy". Mrs Als ernon :
Sullivan and Mrs. Ee-rard Peters.
They were assisted Dos 20" Floor Committee con
slsting of Andrew Ernest Foye David Homer
Bates Stewart VI Brlre. Emmett Wheeler
Howard Elmer Grail Peter u Burnett Brad
lee Strong. Henry g. Pl!m-or md LA'ah -
BCardmnr.
After ihe grand march r. vaudeville entertain
mont given. which proved Oh pleasant fifpfl''
for The guests ln addition 20 d number - rc.r'-
lions by NJ ard Mr Heur Firm Woods th'
programme. included a song Us Noah II SwaYr~
jr. which much appreciated.
Among those present wcre NJ and Mfs tcht'
Z Wilson Mr ara Mr. Gcorgs r Armstrong, w
and Mrs Frank e. Iovcllnd NJ AID Mr. Davis
II Bate NJ and Ms Sam-e4 Thomas. Nj and
Mrs - e sAnync Mr. nd ~. Thomas =
Wheeler cx-Mayor strong Mr and Mr. lanes
%cwcorb. ex-senator Gavin Hrice. Slas
Packard Andrew q FGrk. cN-1ui-e Warren
UiRlov and Colonel William J.. Brown
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winant was recommended to Philips as a ''nnan

winant was recommended to Philips as man
of iron nerve"
Tribune reporter asked District-A Attorney
Marean yesterday whether he had any inrorma-
ton that would connect Willis or Philips with
the alleged attempt at bribery. Mr.. Marean
practically admitted that ne had not. ana sald
that the only hope OF getting evidence OF that
sort lay In the direction OF confession by
William Hepburn
Il fear that Hepburn will not tell much"
said Mr.. Marean
The people Of Brooklyn are greatly wrought
up over this bribery case and are In no condi-
ton to be played with. either by the police or
by the District Attorneys office The slightest
indication OF quitting or Of procrastinating on
the part Of Distrct-Attorney Marean will bring
down upon his head such storm OF public in
dignation as no Brooklyn official felt be-
fore. There are vague rumors in the air be-
cause Of the fact that Mayor Van Wyck con-
tinues TO defy public decency by not suspend
Ing William f. Philips from an office where he
Is able TO prevent the free activity Of the police
lii ferreting out the heinous crime that per-
petrated TO save Philips and Willis from the
Grand Jury. II is believed that the attempt 10
defend Hepburn and Winant may be made not
In the court Of Justice but through the machina-
lions OF powerful politicians.
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AFTER calling for his passports. The callers In
oiuoed representatives Of nearly every foreign
establishment in Washington
The Spanish Legation is now closed. An at
tendant remained there tonight simply TO clear
up the effects of hasty departure. but the Of
hcial existence of the Legation is terminated.
The Cuban Colonial Delegation also termi-
mated its relations at WASHINGTON this after
noon 1t came here by appointment Of the
CUBAN Autonomst Cabinet for the main pur-
pose OF negotiating a reciprocity treaty Sehor
Ansuio was at the head Of the Delegation. He
Started for New-York at o. m and his as
socrates accompanied him. Thus the represen-
ttatves Of Spain and Of Spanish rule in Cuba
nave terminated their relations here
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FUNERAL OF CHARLES ". HACRFTT.

THE BODY ACCOMPANIED 10 UTICA BY SEVERAL.
REPTBLICA& LEADERS.
The body-of Charles ". Hackett chairman OF the
Republican State Committee who died In Palatka
Fla on Saturday reached this city yesterday after
noon. accompanied by Mrs. Hackett. her brother
and her a special train on the West Shore
Railroad carried tho party 20 Utica. where the
funeral will he held this afternoon. number OF
REPUBLICAN leaders including g. Y. Collins william
Barnes jr.. OF Albany; John 7 Mott. John +. Park
hurst. Robert a. Sha:key, Frank Hiscock. otto Irv
ing Wise. George W. Aidrlge. John Rcsenwebbcr
George W. Wanmaker. Henry T.. Abel. Edward
Amasa Thornton. John Il Hazel. L. H. Vail. Par
nett II Davis. Francis Hendricks. Hobart krum
W j YOungs. William Brookncld. Luther Is. Little
Dwight Lawrence, r. &. Mcknight and Reuben l.
Fox will attend the funeral. l. was said last night
that Governor Black had signihed MS intention OF
b.t
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DIED.

BAXGs-En,er-d into rest. April 20. Emile KELLOGG
Ohio in the 72d year Of her
Notice 81 funeral hereafter
9nn S%srS p HHr 3D. 'S'e
Funern residence Friday. April % at p m
BRADLEY sudden April rs At the re.idsncr 81 HI;
r "A nra tns q New YORK. Gity.
Funeral service, at No !26 church ST. New Haven
Conn. Thursday. April II. at ?;so p. m
Elsworth wife Of Matthew Cresswei. 1r.. and dnush-
ter Of tho Edward Ellsworth -
Philadelphia.
Services and intcrment private
dence No 81 Yves, iO4th-st.. William J. Cunningham
in the s2d yenr OF his age . 49,. .-.,.- ~.
T'r1 r arns No. n sz Vest iisih. TSaday
clst inst. at p. n.
Interment NJ convenience OF FAMILY
FERRYIn York cry Rutn yoInrest cs I OF me
Conn
Funeral service private.
n widow 81 Jane. Jams. OF Maryland. and daughter
of the late John Tabb. OF virginia ,, - s..
Funeral services ana ln'erneh' at D"''''e vi '"u'
day. sd
KErIOGG-on Tuesday morning. April 10; 1898. at No
III A.exander-ave.. Montgomery A. Kellogg. age u
Funeral service. win be held a, Holy Trinity Church
Ienox ave and 22d-s. Thursday evening at clock.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
MISUNDERSTANDING on Friday. April 10. George Par
sons Ia,hrop in his Attn year
Fathers st and Columbus on Friday morn
ing April -. 10 o'clock.
Intcrmcnt private.
sons OF the Revolution.
once OF the Secretary. LAG Broadway Room 400
New-York. April 20. 1898
Of this society requested attend the
funeral services their late associate member. GEORGE
PARSONS LATHRoP. enc Of the Board OF Managers.
1855 1859. -
ALEX r r. THOMPSON. Secretary.
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OBITUARY..
DIP ERASMT.S CARROT.

Chicago April 2o-Dr. Erasmus Carrot. cniei
medical inspector OF the Chicago Health Depart
ment and acknowledged authority on eru3tlVe
skin diseases. is dead OF blood poisoning.
DR. CARROT had been connected with tho i!eaitn
Department since 1876 During the smallpox cpl
denies OF ISL 1852 and 1899 his services were in
valuable to the city. He was acknowledged eX-
pert smallpox and frequently called away
from the city to consul: with other physicians
during smallpox ep'demcs -
Dr. CARROT born In Maryland in lSo IN
1856 he was graduated from the University ui
Maryland. and shorty aftcrward went 20 Denver
When the war broke out he joined regiment OF
Colorado Rangers as surgeon. II" came 10 chi
in
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FEW DECLARATIONS FILED.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF VOTERS WILL PROB
AHrY POUR INTO THE ELECTIONS H.
RrAr LATER FROM THE VARIOUS
POLITICAL HEADQUARTERS.

Although thousands OF voters In this city signed
declarations OF party utilization and acknowledged
,ber, before notarcs yesterday the act OF enrol
man, under the new Primary Election law by filing
,,. declarations NJ the Bureau OF Elections was
CONNECTED only in n comparatively few cases The
r.cord Of declarations fled during the day was as
,oilous. Manhattan, "a: The Bronx. !; Brooklyn.
as7. Queens 4O and Richmond. T. II the political
r,o-ke-s who are collecting the declarations con-
.,r,a ~ hold them back from the Bureau o. Elec-
49, ,rrch longer the clerks in the bureau will be
s,,aroneJ with tho work OF filing the declarations
AT the end OF the month
IT. Police Commissioners yesterday discussed
,A question as TO the right OF policemen 10 en-
-, ,,nder the new law. and decided to have tho
20 ,iunratton Counsel asked for an opinion on tnc
70" oh,nct Tho Commissioners also asked INC ,lVli
JJtca uonrd for an eligible Hist, from wnich 70
no,n, ,wenty-,wo clerks for service IN inc bureau
apppGiec,ions on account Of the expected rush or
W ~ a., OIny the declarations. 80 -,
VIZ" ,ha headquarters OF the RepuDncans on VI.
=, - ~ New. York In the 81. James bulIulhs
@ rSsnorfed Yesterday that some OF inc hacnii'
wwaaa,h,icnn leaders were 20 icarfui OF penk I'LL
Isepudo' ~, the primaries that they were securing
V t a.-uices of many Tammany friends VINO "eIc
the serv,ce themsrvcs as Republicans II was re.
enrted also that many blanks were s,rsc,ions
psbout to machine Republicans WIN h.trct head
TO sign and return them 70 the 0i'"'S'
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MEETING or HARTARD OVERSEERS.

Boston. April 2o-An adjourned meeting OF IN"
Board Of Ovcrseers ~ Harvard College was heli
to-day II was voted 10 concur wiih the president
and fellows in elcctiHg Hans carl Guniher Won
JaGemann. professor Of Gcrmanic phioIogy. SCION
Irving Bailey. associate professor OF astronomy
from February last. and Or william Townsend
Porter. Associate professor of physiology from sep
temhcr Tho report ~ the special committee 81
requirements for admission 20 Harvard College ara
tho Lawrence Scientific school MAS considered. and
a resolution adopted that the admission re
QuirementS o. the Lawrence Scientific Srnool b-
steadily raised subs nal equality win ihos"
Of Harvard Col ege. and That tnos" Tor admission
to the college he in rOwleo lowered.
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Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.

A. Fifth Avcnuc Art Galleries.
3e6 FIFTH AVENUE. NEAR 34TH ST.
CLEARANCE SALE.
OWNS 70 TIE approaching dissolution OF the firm g
OErCIIic5 ~ co.
they will offer
For Sale. by Auction
TO CLOSE CONSTGNNENTs FROM
VARIOUS PARTIES GREAT
VARIETY OF
Antiquities. Porccl~ins. Pottery.
Lacquer. and CuriOs,
Paintings. Drawings.
Fngrsvngs and Bookas
ALSO THE
Cabinets, Cases. Carpets.
safes. CurtainaI
AND FIXTURES or THE
Fifth Avenue Art Galleries
Tuesday. "Wednesday and Thursday
April goth, eth and 2Sth.
ROBERT soMERvILIE oRTGIEs ca,
Auctoneer. Managers
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FORECAST N DETAIL. FOR TO-DAY

For Maine New Hampshire and Vermont. cloudy and
hr"srring possibly light showers; southery,
shirfirE westerly
For Massachuse,. Rhode Island and Conrectcut fair;
westerly winds.
New York. fair southern portion. cloudy
AMI threatening weather IN northern portion winds be
coming westerly
For The District ~ Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania
NevJer~~y. pela;arc Maryland and Virginia. fair. west
crj winds
For North Carolina and South Carolina. fat. warmer in
r. westerly WHAT'S. becoming variable.
Pr Western New Yora decreasing cloudrcss: fresh.
westerly winds.
F9- West Virginia. Western Pennsylvania and Ohi1.
warmer. fresh westerly winds. diminishing in
force
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MARRIED.

Br.ACKWUII- SEARLFcS-At the New York Avenue
church BROOKLYN. April 10 is0S b, Bishop Hurst; %
Woshington Francis Ogden Blackwell and Grace Anita
Searle- daughter Of John z Searles
CUITTTcK-YARDLEY- Wcdnesday April 90. lsas.
AZ christ church Orange. y. J.. by the Right
Rev Thomas A s,arkey p p. Bishop OF Newark.
insisted by the Rev. William Whiting Davis. James
C'hittck and Mnrgare. Eveleth Yarilsy.
MORRIS TEELE-on Wednesday. April 20. at ~ m
n Trinity Church by Rev. j. Neveu Steele assisted
by he Rev Morgan Dix Mary Miynad!er daughter OF
tho Rev J Nevett and Helen Hudson Steele. TO Mr..
Theodore Wilson Morris II.
sMIrHERS- ROtsE-On Tuesday. April TO- 1895. a. St.
Jamess Protestant Episcopal Church. by the Rev
charles Bancroft assisted by the R"v p WalpDle War
ron u y Francis Sidney Smiher, 10 Mabel stevens
Rouse daughter OF Austin and Alice blanchard stevens.
WALKER SPEI.MAN-On Wedrc-day afternoon. April
90 AZ 40 lei willow Brooklyn. nv tho Rev. J.
Douglas Adam. Marion. daughter ~ william {. Spell
man TO Mr. Frederick Edgar Walker
Monday February IA. 1895.
AZ PHILADELPHIA. Penn. nv the Rev Alex VI Virgins.
Eva Camille Anderson 70 Louis Victor Winter
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorscd with full name and address
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST
Washington April % The is moving very
slowly north~asiward Canada and weather SUI
the lower region ard New Tnriane
Light fallen the Atlantic the Upper
Onto Valley AMI the lake r-Eons The weather IS nearly
cea- thr, ughoui the south In the Mississippi Valley
and the Atlantic Coas, south o, New England The
temperature has risen In Central ari upper Mssis
spp ana Missouri Valley, For Thursday tai- weather Is
indicated Or the central valleys ana West with par
cloutness along the Rocky Mountain slopes Cloudy
md condition. Will Northsr
New-Eugland md nearly clear In the dis
Fair will prevail in
lake regions. with decreasing cloud'ness.
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"impOrtnnt and Pleasing Pictures"

"impOrtnnt and Pleasing Pictures"
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH. NEW YORK.
This Thurs lay and Friday Evening",
at - s,'clp"lS-
y bsO,utely Without Reserve or Re.
striction for Account of Whom
II May Concern,
4 COLLECTION OF
NEARLY TWO HUNDRED
MODERN OH. PAIN rINGS
by well-<nowu
Foreign md American Artists,
including the
GREAT WAR PIC rURE.
"SIIERIDAN'S RIDE"
THE ORIGINAL WORK By T. BUCHANAN READ
"a CANVAS oXl2 FEET. EXCELLENT IN ITS WAY
AND MERITS CONSIDERATION AS A HISTORICAL
DOCUMENT"
And other important Canvases
THOMAS T. KIRBY. AUcTIONEER.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. MANAGERS.
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ACTS OF VANDALISM DENOUNCED
THE SPANISH LEGATION.

SECRETARY SHERMAN EXPRESSES REGRET THAT
lNDlGNTTiEs HAVE BEEN OFFERED TO
THE SPANISH LEGATION
washington. April o0.-The following state
ment was made AT the state Department this
afternoon:
secretary sherman expressed his regret that
any act Of petty vandalism should have been
committed upon the office OF the Spanish Lega-
lion in this city last evening. When somewhat
similar indignities offered by lawless per-
sons a few days ago nc wrote TO the Commits
sioners of the District asking that prompt
means be taken TO prevent any further outrage
They assured him that they would prevent any
such acts. but he regrets their failure inabil-
itY to do So The DEPARTING Of State has prop
erly denounced the attacks upon American con-
SulateS IN Spain and Cuba. and he expressed the
sincere hope that all citizens engaged in
such illegal assaults would be severely punished
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quarters. and that II the plan to have them
signed later by notaries without being legally
knowiedged by the voters. Such violation Of the
law II was declared. would subject the offending
notaries TO Imprisonment II proof could be secured
TO convict them.
Tammany officials said last evening that the
enrolment OF Democrats In the city was going
on rapidly. and tina; they would begin 10 file the
declarations at the Bureau Of Elections tomorrow
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MRS. WKINLEY CONfNG HERE.

SHE HER SISTER AND HER XrErE TO SPEND A
WEEK AT THE WINDSOR.
Mrs. william Mckinley. the Presidents wife: her
sister. Mrs Marshall Barber and her niece. Miss
Mary Barber. will arrive together In this city this
afternoon to spend weeks vacation. While here
they viii stay at the Windsor Hotel. wnerc suit
Of has been prepared for them.
Miss lYde Endsley. o. Johnstown, Penn, IS Wis
ting her cousin. Miss Mabel Mckinley. daughter
Of Abncr Mckinley. the Presidents brother. who
lives at the hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-21
BOSTON UNIVERSITY ENDOWED

Boston. April 20-The Board % Trustees Of Bos-
ton University has mad announcement TO the
effect that henefactor. whose name is not given,
has presented the University the means OF estab
fishing much needed chair in church history. The
Rev. Melville u. Chapman. Of New Haven, Conn.
has been selected TO iii The place.
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WAR PREPARATIONS IN HAVANA.
BIG SHIPMENT OF GoI.D-REGCIAR PAssEH-
GER STEAMERS TO BE REGARDED
As NECTRAI.s

A. NEl TRAILS.
Havana April oO-Quiet prevails here the
weather is warm and the war preparations con-
tinue.
The Centre Gallego Society has given u7
eral houses belonging to it for the Of the
Government in case Of war.
The steamer City 81 Washington left here
this morning having on board Sl.Is5.o00 in
French gold. shipped by the Borjes firm.
Although the Plant Line steamers have sus-
pended their trips between Tampa and Havana
possibly fearing seizure in the event OF HOSTILE
ties Captain General Banco has given notice to
Alexander Gollan. the British Consul here who
is acting for the United States. that. in the
case OF being declared. regular passenger
steamers will he considered as sailing under a
neutral flag.
Tho steamers Orizaha and Madrileno and the
Mexican schooner Arturo arrived here yester-
day.
The "Lucha" this afternoon SAYS:
War with the United States is unavoidable.
After so many concessions made 10 the United
States for the purpose Of avoiding war. war IL
the only Spanish solution OF the present conflict.
il is impossible for Spain to maintain peace on
the island with powerful neighbor as the
United States which contemplates extending
protectOrate before long over the whole Amer!
can Continent. II American politicians were
more prudent. perhaps Spain would have en-
countered this aggression when the United
states would have been better prepared But
whether Spain wins loses does not matter.
She will demonstrate that al the end Of the cen
fury she is greater than al the beginning al the
same time saving tradition and her own physi
ognomy.
The Union Constitutional" in an editorial to-
day commenting upon the resolutions adopted
by the Congress Of the United States. says
Intervention means war for Spain But II Is
easier 10 vote than n execute
Continuing. the Union Consttucional'
marks
So far Spain has treated the United States
with contempt. Now she Will kick her and use
the whip.
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DIED

jersey City n. J.
Funeral services his late residence Stockholm ~ J..
on Ihursday April q. upon the arrival Of the train
leaving p. r. .ration ia Jersey City. at 3:N .. m.
Train returning leaves Stockholm at $3.50 D. m.
1nterment at Arlington Cemetery Of family
NINA Orange. y. j.. Wednesday. April % Ed
ridge Rowland infant son Of !. Rowland and Mary l.
Everitt Mix. Ised months and 10 days.
A.-The Kensfco Cemetery.-Private station Hses
lem Railroad ~ ride the Grand Central
Depot once. 10 FL = 4od-st
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