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DAyIS-GARDNER. - sherTnsn'
june 2.-Last evening A. L. ps"
Hattie Gardner were married nA.
Grafton officiating.
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GRATEFUL MOTHt1
Tears of Maternal Joy That ~
the Skill DR.. of Hathaws
Co. In Curing a CHA

Children are very liable 10 SKA 4
Eczema is intensely distressing u
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PHILIP NOT HURT.
The Captain of the Texas
Not Injured at santiago.

copyrighted. 1898. by Associated
Press-l
Kingston. Jamaica, June $3.50
.. m.-Tss report circulated IN the
, United States tina. Captain Philip,
commander OF the United States
hattleship Texas, had been sericIs-
Iy injured by q shell during the
tornbarinent OF tho Santiago forr-
scaticns on Monday. is absolutely
without foundation. Captain Philip
received DO injury whatever.
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Chicago Aug. l. SpeciaD.-September ana
cash wheat were inclined 10 be arm to-day, ana
only yielded In the last hour. when corn became
so very weak Up TO noon September and casa
were up a trne. The close was finally !. 10
cent under Tuesday. September opened n On
cents. sold between So. and Co.'S cents. ana
closed at Ssh cents. The early s,eadness Wa
on very light receipts, only i.l>Vp bushes d.
primary points. compared with $500" bushes
last year. Chicago had 81 ears. against lN
year ago; Toledo l05, against 100 Kansas '"'
2O1, against 225. and 81. Louis 5000 bushes
compared with 5000 bushels las, year IL"
cash market here was about the same rs lue'
days and the cash markets in the Nor'h"e''
were unchanged. Cables were steady. no'h i'o'"
the Continent and from Liverpool! seaOoaN
cearanccs were I2IVW bushels 80 Tar -"
local stock here this week has not increase
any, an. II looks as II the visible "ou'u '"V
another decrease Monday. Weather c"h"'"
continued very good. clear and NIL" !" -"
Northwest The Continent sent h'arish CT
news Germany cabled there was no use ~ ~.
ing -four Broomhal reported the ms"
weather perfect. I:aly reinstated "S ~
wheat tariff. q cents bushcL lhe'e ~
nothing but a big scaping market mere ~
the September shorts a little uneasy carp
cause OF small arrivals The break just "'
close was sympathetic with COIN 1t.
Corn was the interesting market. on IA "A
and closing AZ the bottom. Sopteih"'i .,,.
MT 32i, cents. sold between 32i: cents anu ~.
10 81. cents, ard closed at 5lH 'e" Id.
cember closed " cent under SeptemUe'' ant
daton was the feature. some very INV ,,srs
selling by local bulls who have pe'" ..,h
for long time There Mere 3-' CARS ,.s..
:25 estimated for Thursday. Cables VIZ .qs
tionallv lower Seaboari clearances "''. ,sh
600 bushels There were heavy showers The
Eastern Kansas and Western Mis
State crop bulletins were genera's VAS
The crowd thought the important se''" ,,,hs
for Baker who has been long a iihe io .o,nss
Elevator people were sellers. Wes'e'" re.
were reported larger. and receipts he'e re-
ported to show an increase. the sea- .a,ket
ported f,fty-one loads for export Inv I'D.
closed cent under puts" Charters WIZ
600 bushels. u "a q
Oats were easier with corn. Iosiis . cOll
cent. September sold from 2Oh to ~" ,rau.
cents. and closed q, the bottom. Inc oe rsrs
ences. In addition to the corn weakness
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CANOING.
L. H. MAY. CANOE AzIz. OF NEW YORK. WINS
THE SAILING TROPHY.

Ganonoaue St Lawrence River. Aug. 1.-THE
trophy sailing race the greatest canoe event of the
wear was sailed to-day in n stiff southerly breeze
i, was series Of fouls and disqua,ihcatons, and
the winner H. H. Smythe. with the canoe Pioneer
OF the New-York Canoe Club. more than 4
mile astern Of the Azz. sailed by Louis VI. May.
when the latter went the finish line.
White caps hecked the water and spray dashed
10 the topmasts as the little boats sped through
the waves before the start. The entries were:
Charles r H. Archibald. canoe Nab. Royal Cana
dian Yacht Club Toronto: Frank G. Moore. canoe
Tanis; Louis H. May. AziZ. Harry NJ.
S,nythc canoe Pioneer. and John G. Mowbray.
canoe Zip all OF the New-York Canoe Club. The
course nine miles. six times around the tri-
angle
The start was made 81 10 m. The Nab crossed
the line before the was fired. and, on returning
10 cross again. capsized Making the second start.
the Archibald failed 10 cross the line which In the
end DISQUALIFIED him. The Tanis. the only canoe
carrying the full limit Of sail n5o square feet9
crossed first the Az= second the Pioneer third and
the Zip fourth Louis II. May canoe Aziz. nm
ished the nine miles in the Trophy race first. In
2O2 but disqualified for having fouled buoy.
which he alone knew and reported H. NJ.
Smythe. canoe Pioneer. wos over a mile asiern oi
was declared the winner Of the trophy. HIS time
800
The race for the padding trophy was called at
$50 O'Clock this afternoon with eight starters Inc
race was one mile straghtaUay over a rough
course Harry g. Alien Of the Trenton Canoe club.
D. Wit OF the Red Dragon Canoe Club OF Phila-
dephia: a. H. Wood. Of the Trenton Canoe Cluo'
third: c. W. rogg and Fred Rogers o. the Toronto
Canoe Club. finished fourth and nth.
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BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

Transactions IN Yesterdays stock market were
upon an enormous scale and prices again made
further progress toward higher level HEAVY
realizing sales in the last hour caused consid-
cradle irregularity and reactions from tho best
figures Of the day. but rule last quotations
were at ne. advances as compared with tues
days closing level. The strength of industrial
and financial conditions appeared to exert n
more pronounced influence upon the speculative
mind than on any day Of the current movement
ard Wall Street opinion continued confident In
the belief TINT the upward trend of values had
only just begun. The danger Of an er-bought
market is not 20 bn considered seriously at pres
ont A safety valve is afforded current specula-
ton by profit taking sales. while the buying
power is Of too strong a character to permit
technical weakness.
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy was Jut upon
& per cent basis yesterday The stock Of the
company reflected the directors action in a
maximum advance of over points. while the
rest OF the Granger group moved higher in sym
pathy. II was sympathy created by the belief
that Burngtons incrca go only a forerunner
Of future dividend gains for all Of the Western
properties OF the Granger shares. In addition
10 the higher priced issues. Chicago Great West
ern is beginning 10 forge to the front as mar
ket favorite. Its chances Of selling higher are
particularly bright. for The earnings Of the com
pany are exceptionally good and the preferred
and B stocks will soon he on the dividend
list. Considering the length Of the road its
earnings compare most favorably with those Of
the larger Granger companies. Manhattan was
again a weak feature The reason. for weak
ness in this stock are obvious. and II is hardly
necessary TO explain in detail why there has
been so much general liquidation in II. II Is one
OF the few safe targets for bear operators AZ
present.
Total transactions were larger than on any
day this year and about heavy as on the
best day in the bull market last September.
The general distribution Of business was good.
tho greater number Of active issues sharing in
the movement. with many inactive stocks reach
ing positions Of compar alive animation. Specu-
latIon is likely to become exceedingly heavy in
the low priced shares before the bull market
reaches its limit. instances Of which were fur
nished yesterday in Texas and Pacific and chi
cago Great Western American Cotton oil com
mon received increased attention on dividend
gossip. The Industrial stocks are naturally
Vavorites in a speculation based upon Industrial
EXPANSION and in :hc case of Cotton OIL stocks
II is argued that opening up Of trade with
cuba and Porto Rico will greatly benefit the
COMPANY as both countries are good fields for
the sale Of vegetable oils. The public interest
is growing in the stock market. and healthfu
reactions only appear in sight. The market
shows emphatic rising qualities and bears little
room for doubt about ITS power ~ selling at
figures in comparison with which present val
ues will seem cheap.
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STATE ISSUES.-Alabama Glass j. S2Voo
sold az 1nJh 100000 Virginia &c deferred re-
ceipts at 81. $1,000 at So. $1,000 at sts and
$4,000 at 49,.
RAILROAD BONDS.-Market strong and ac-
tive Total sales Amounted in par value to
s4W9OO0 against So i2i 600 on Tuesday The
riore important dealings were In the Atchl-
son issues Central 81 Georgia consol rs. Chesa-
peake and Ohio 417s Burlington convertible rs
Hooking Valley rs receipts, Fort Worth ana
Denver City nrsts. Kansas and Texas first ~
and seconds Mobile and Ohio is. Northern Pa
cifc general lien IS and prior IS Oregon Rail
road and Navigation Is. oregon Short Line In
come b. Pa life Coast rs. Reading Is. ST. Louis
Southwestern issues. Southern Railway rs.
Texas Pacific seconds. Union Pacific Is. Union
Pacific Denver and Gulf nrsts, Wabash de-
bcnture Bs Wisconsin Central first receipts.
Peoria and Eastern firsts and st. Louis and San
Fra 3G
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Commercial. 25c premium bank. 81 premium
Charleston-Buying. par; selling &c premium
San Francsco-Sght. 15c; telegraph. l'nc'
Cincinnati-Over the counter. JOc. premium De-
tween banks 2Jc. discount Boston-loc' anu
1Oi1c. discount Savannah-Buying. Lite as
count: selling 75c. per $1,000 premium. chi
cago-10c. discount.
BANK w-York-Exchanses'
s145 GOO. JG2. balances. S1S11,0I0. Chicago
Exchanges. SIS $50 balances. Sl2ol.N'o;
Roston-Excharges ST.. ss6,S $50: balances. ST.
go. 80 Philadelphia Exchanges. Sl2ioN'>H-
balances Sl66J.33S Baltimore - Exchanges
S29lJ174; balances. Si69s3o
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call rate In
London. y per cent open market d'so"u"'
rate IA per cent for short and ! IL" to ~
Der cent for long bills Berlin discount rate 90
per cent: Paris. Il. per cent Paris exchange OH
London. - francs - centimcs. Berlin exchanse
on London. % marks il7s pfennings
EUROPEAN SECTRITIES.-Britis consols'
11oc5 for money and l10a1-1G for the account.
French rentes. 1O3 francs :2i2 centimes. span
ish { per cents in London. 4l's
THE SILVER MARKET-Har silver ''@sc''
unchanged Mexican silver dollars. &c iar
silver in London. 21i9. unchanged
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. ~; LISBON
1SIS; Bucnos Ayres 1102S: Rome. lo'."
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their advance but Il was said that the coal

their advance. but II was said that the coal
situation was improving.
LONDON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES was n
heavy operator IT. yesterdays market se'ihG
about 10000 shares and buying 10000 shares
TIE ceiling was chiefly for profits. Cable reports
showed Increasing confidence abroad In Amcri-
can s~cu-i.ier.
AMERICAN COTTON oIL.-Activity In the
common stock Of this company is based upon
the belief that dividend Will he declared with
In the next sixty days
CHICAGO GREAT wESTERN-Street Cos
sip on this stock Is bush. free predictions
that it will reach - being made.
BALTIMORE AND ONO LISrfNCS. Under
authority ~ the governors. previously granted.
there was added to the stock Exchange lis, yes
tcrday the following Mercantile Trust Company
certificates for deposits ~ Baltimore and Ohio
securities: Extended { per cent bonds of 1875.
consolidated mortgage per cent bonds Of 1855.
sterling per cent loan 81 1sI2-lWC sterling
q per cent loan Of ls14-1olo Parkersburg
Branch per cent bonds Of 1919. Pttsbrrg and
Conncsville per cent bonds. terminal mort
gage ~ per cent bonds 81 1874 sterling W.
per cent loan Of 1889. philadelphia Branch I;
sterling :, per cent loan Of 1857 baltimore and
Ohio. second preferred stock; common stock.
cents to l9iS first is Of ls0S and general mort
gage q yer cent bonds. Akron and Chicago
Junction FIRST mortgage } per cent bonds
EANK STOCK sALES.-Three shares ~ the
Bank Of Commerce sold on the Stock Exchange
at cOiIe and four shares ~ the Rank ~ the
State OF New-York q, 1O3 Five shares ~
National Park Bank stock wore sold at auction
for s33S Twenty-Five shares OF Mount Morris
Bank stock sold at 500
COAL OUTPUT IN JrLY.-The Official state
ment ~ anthracite coal production for JAY
places the output at 31I0OoO tons
PHESIX'S NEW vICE-PRESIDENT. - 1t
vas announced ut the Phenix National Bank
Wall and William SITS. yesterday that George
w Cofla. who has just been elected vice-presi-
dent 81 that institution. is not expected TO
enter upon his duties until September J. Al
though It was reported that Mr.. CONN was In
New York he did not a2pear AT tho bank yes
terday. nor was he expected to do 90.
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POKER AND HUMAN NATURE.
HOW THE JUDGE ESTIMATED HIS OPPONENTS
HAND

HAND
From The New-Orleans Times Democrat.
tle Of friends were telling poker s, s ns
IN ,ne roiamIa 81 from 1e Central Mississippi conirb
you ali know Judge --. Of my State. and If you
know him we'll you Will remember that besides be
ing an eloquent speaker. clever iawyer ana 81, "a
o oWm in s,itf poker game Well he was in
game in Washington; and there was New ork ,',
who always played his hands pretty strongly. pun
had very 1.-THE to say Faay our ,S fene 5ISse
who 0nened fk pS S fr ana ns d # SO Thc
:Serybedy else dropped Out and watched TO Sc.
and asked In an absent minded way; Did | ever
ten you that story about Sam Quickly down in
:" We'll. let's hear what you're going do about
d' hn' tns sir b no your nr Of %
e Sam was mighty swar, :awyer down in our
Der ha ever me, Il; man more ready with re-
Vel what are YOU going to do about my raise?
Sam s . u ERG% story Tha well listen to the
The New Workers. polite protests entirely
i.sture ana seeming obliviousncss to the other
players impatience told his story about Sam
was reasonably funny. and everybody at the table
laughed heartily at it except the -i9rker ,,,
hand? he asked rather crustily as soon as the
laugh viii wnh tho the and sUTx nna
The NewYorker whose tu. ,so /, was 70 bet after
the fr cnii y yeSp% on pI two on" Jacks ~
81 don't cal that very good poker. though you
do win for I've got nothing but busted fush;
but how on earth could you call play like that on
two lacks said the NcwYorker. 80.
Nov IN lust tell you Your first bet OF so
puzzled me / didn't know whether you had a
good hand or a four flush but I watched you: and
when | told n fairly good story and you didn I
laugh even a little bit. | concluded that you were
NOT sitting very comfortably behind that hand even
IL you had given n 80 raise on H. II you had
only laughed, or even smiled pleasantly at my
story. / would have passed without waiting 10 be
asked: but when you looked so solemn and worried
I made up my mind I'd 60 broke on my TWO
Jacks"
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WALL STREET AND Exchanges.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES.-Marke steady and
active. STANDARD oil closed at i2Om42l ex divi-
dend against i25M t26 on Tuesday. Last prices
OF other prominent issues were Brooklyn Ele-
waited. new stock 21U2G: preferred IIpIJ;
brooklyn city Railroad. 2l3hG2lI12: Standard
Gas. common, liJGal50: preferred. l'i2a 1866;
Mutual Gas. :.;0M34j New-Amsterdim Gas.
common. 31h@3ih; preferred. 14i.G'5; Glucose.
common. 9.mG;h: preferred. lDQll0
BURLINGTOE'S DIvIDEND.-The directors
Of the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy have de-
clared n quarterly dividend OF III per cent. an
increase Of 4 per cent OF per cent for the
year. making the company per cent road.
ANTHRACITE STOCKS.-The shares OF the
anthracite coal roads were strong features yes
terday. There was no news accounting for
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Aug. II. 1 p m.-The market for
American securities fuctuatcd somewhat AFTER
a steady opening. and declined on operators
taking profits The closing tone was duii' ara
the demand generally light. Last prices were
Atcbison. 1i,s: Canadian Pacific. S6s.: ST. Paul.
111sl: Illinois Central. 1l3H; Louisville and
Nashville 49,: Mexican Central new Is. Ga;
Now-York Central 1924; Erie. i4%; Pcnnsyl-
vania. Giia; Reading. ?hz: Erie first preferred.
"a. Mex,can ordinary. 20. and Grand Trunk. "a.
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At THE HOTEL CHiMPLiIN LINKS.

prize for men and for women were com
reted for on Monday and Tuesday AT the Hotel
Chaunlain Inks The mems prize was won by
N d Runkle Mrs Leisenring and Miss Bessie
ZONES reached the finals for women. but the decd-
ing contest was postponed on account OF the III
ness OF one Of the competitors The prizes were
r,vcn he William Runk'e A competition at both
medal and match play for silver trophy. given
BY Charles E Johnston. was begun Yesterday ana
III 10 mi ed
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Actual cash hal So: o,9il 80 be f2'3l2S
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS - Customs re
60 pts reported from Washington. NN''-,'l-' IN
ternal revenue receipts. Sil?Nto. and the mis-
colaneous receipts. S22H'i. total Government
receipts FOR the day, Sl.2'l''', expenditures
S2@f1 OoO RECEIPTS FOR month 20 date Va
10 20}. expenditures. >33.6'i"' excess OF eN-
penditurcs. S9.IOi. 79i. Receipts for the year 10
dat. So. nai.3l2. expenditures. Slui.9l'4''.
excess u expendturcs S59?ll. lG3. Receipts Of
National bank notes for redo motion yesterday.
s3ll go
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LAWN TENNIS.
WARE AND SHELDON RETAIN THE Ma
TIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP IN DOUBLES
AT NEWPORT.

Newport Aug II (SpeciaD.-The second day OF
the championship lawn tennis tournament al 'he
Casino this morning was made memorapie oS one
OF the most exciting matches In tennis history
Five hard fought sets were necessary 10 decoe 'he
question of superiority in the final match for inc
championship In doubles. and three times the
losers were within n single stroke OF victory
Ward and Davis the Western champions and
cballengers for the National championship played
another clever match At one time IT looked as II
they would win the much-coveicd title. put ware
and sheldon were too steady for them. and in the
end the holders succeeded in defending their claim
to the championship.
The weather was fair but during the latter part Of
the match IL rev very sticky and fog dIitfed In
across the grounds a good-sizcd crowd Of fashion
able SPECTATORS watched The early part OF the
match but /, was not oycr I'll long pas; Ncwports
dinner hour and the crowd scattered before the
creates, excitement began in the NTH SGT
The champions teGan tady. and the first set was
over soon after il had started. The second ana
third sets they won. their play improving wonder
fully and 1t evden; thar the teams were
evenly matched. The fourth set went To the chal-
lengers by close score. making two sets each.
When the NTH bogcn the few spectators who had
remained 10 the finish Of the struggle held
their breath in the excitement. Game after game
was scored for side or The other and the score
mounted up regularly until four-all had been
reached.
Then the challengers forged ahead with tho ninth
game. after deuce had been called with Only
=. -. ,o.u.oo., ,,,o,,, o,d tho cbo,,riorshin Of
oHo S'Hio "''"O'' N''''' "'' '''
the country. the Western team made spienulu
hid for National honors in the next game. They
-, -. -. -, ~. ..o,oh ,,,,h ono
had three opportunities 10 VIII 'nV MAY" WIN ~
good stroke but Sheldon played with remarkable
s,eodiness and Ware made two saves" that were
''N''''''' '' N " III.
very sensational one OF them IRON 100 over HIS
head that seemed impOSsihle o reach, and at
time when me other size heTlsu , OILY n " mali,
Tor the championship. me western Ia.' nIr..'
lost the crical game and with II their ast Cnah'r,
FOR the champions took the next two saints , III
quick succession. and the set match ana cham-
pionship belonged TO Ware and Sheldon for one
The following table shows tho order in which the
parne sipvere Won.
sai''S "e'e "o'''
First set; q q
Ware and sheldon. ................l q u
Ware and Davis. ...................o / l ~
Second set;
Ware and Sheldon..0 ! ! J. i
Ward and Davis....l - " l " =" y" W
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TiIE FEDERAL TREiST RY.

THE TREASURY STATEMENT The daily
Washington statement. covering actual results
~ two days ago. compared with the las: pre-
ccdng statement. gives tho following balances
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CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN
The annual report Of the Chicago Great west
ern for the year ended June 30. gives the io.io"'
ing results:
Gross earnings 900. s. ass os3 $3.50 Inc sSI1
Net earnings ..... 81 1884, 7i SLloD.'2 In, N'''~'
Gross earnings increased about - per cent
and net earnings about 800 per cent. The ra'io
OF expenses 10 earnings decreased 81" per cent
Gross earnings per mile were S5.i'j. an increase
OF $40. Net per mile were Sl.oif. an increase
OF S:35S There was expended on permanent way
81 GO $50
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SECURITIES At AUCTION

The following securities were sold yesterday .,
auction at the New-York Real Estate sas..
room by Adrian II Muller & Son:
go .hnres Goshen and n-akertnNn nnlilnli c.n,-
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Sales Sl.Vp regis
tered is Of 1925 AZ l21i2. and S3l.o" 3s when
issued at 1854 1OJA. Final quotations follow:
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HEAVY DAY IN STOCKS.
PRICES AGAIN MOVE HIGHER.
BOND MARKET ACTIvE-MONEY AND EX-
CHANGE.
STl('K

Closing prices Yesterday Of the principal ac-
tive securities and net changes from Tuesdays
quotations were as follows
STOCKS
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MONEY AND EXCHI NGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money on call ll2nlat per
cent Time money. 2i2 per cent FOR sixty days
3 per cent for three months, ) per cent FOR FOUR
months and 3ia per cent for six months com
mercal paper rates were 3AM3% per cent Tor
the hes, names for all periods. and above for
names not so well known.
FOREIGN Market dull and a
shade easier. Acsui closing rates were:
Cables. Sight sixty days.
Sterling. $50 4s5i1 4S3xn4S4
Francs. 51s% -IG 20G5 10 -IG 32l sm5 81. i-iG
Rmaiks o5A D5ha05 $40 J4Sd04 II III
Guiicers. ~ iO.u.05-iG 40 -lGaiOis
Following the posted rates Of the leading
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Outside SECURITY MARkET.

NETWORK STREET RAILROADS
CONDs.
reported by I. Hudson 4 Co. No. 30 walls
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