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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08
4NTI-POLICY BILL PASSED.
THE ASSEMBLY POLLS A BIG VOTE IN ITS
FAVOR

Albany, March (SpeciaD.-The bill against pol
icy gambling OF Assemblyman Fallows passed the
Assembly to-day by overwhelming vote Only
nine Tammany from New-York and one Re
publican from Albany County opposed its passage
while ~ votes were in the affirmative. These
nine men o. Tammauy Hail were Assenblyrnen
TTainOr- Phillips, T Sullivan Rierdon. Prince
Farrell, Cain. Guider wissel. The solitary
Republican was Mr.. Coughtry, Of Albany County.
MI burnett, OF Orange County and Mr. Slater
OF New-York, who attempted 70 recommit the bill
10 the Committee on Codes when il was brought
up last week on the order Of second reading voted
in the affirmative
hold up the bill in the Senate. II may be re-
nembered that such tactics adopted against
the Lewis bill repeating the Horton prize lighting
law The Lewis bill passed the Assembly at last
before the Assembly Codes Committee
Both the MISUNDERSTANDING bill and the policy
Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08

70 -uas the bill a.pronriates approximately slT-
L'''oV' Last year the total appropriation was
a6.5s4.0oa
Inc most important addition made to the bill
since Its last appearance in the Senate is an item
10 canal employees
Many changes have been made from the original
OIL as II emanated from the Assembly About
ssoooo of items usually contained in the annual
supply bill have been Incorporated in this meas
ure. On the other hand several items usually in
Guided in the Appropriation bill have been made
special measures. Most important OF these is the
appropriation COO for the support OF the in
sane.
II is asserted. however. that when the Supply bill
is finally compiled the total expenses Government
will be ,argely IN excess OF last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08

These resolutions in regard 20 the Palisades were
adopted ~ the Board Of Managers Of the New
York Produce Exchange on Tuesday
The destruction Of the Palisades Of the Hudson
b rhe operations OF the quarryren not only calls
or The protest Of all good citizens. but de-
mEuds The active efforts every individual 10
c1nE--sh the preservation OF these remarkable
clsEs
The Palisades Of the Hudson OF worldwide
Interest They can only be protected and saved by
ne authorities Of The States within whose boun-
cares they lie
We therefore the Legislatures Of
ReW-fCrk ana NeH-JeTGey the favorable considera-
tion ~ The bills for their protection. which the
JOINT Commissioners have presented, and which
5aFe been commended by Governor Voorhees, and
Governor Roosevelt
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAT's FORECAST

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAT's FORECAST.
Washington THE Eastern storm prac-
cay passed bevond the field OF observation but the
Moth Pacific Coast has developed considerably
eastward. with Of depression extending
followed by clear weather from the lake
gions eastward except along the Eastern lower lakes.
light stl falling: elsewhere OF The
Rocky Mountains weather prevailed. Temporal
faller degrees twenty degrees the
and lower lake region. have
thirty degrees the West North
he northern portions with little change
temperature. A high which is central tonight
Saskatchewan Valley. will probably south
ward during Thursday between the low The
extreme Northwest causing cold Montana
DakotAs. in Montana and North Da-
kota indicated Thursday, except
throughout the valleys and
and Friday the higher temperature will
the Atlantic Coast. It will be colder Friday Upper
Mississippi Valley portion Of the upper
gcn and the Central West II will be generally fair
from Lake Superior westward, where light
s probable the Atlantic Coast winds will
be light and mostly north Cold
signals displayed Montana North and South "a
Western Minnesota.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08
ACTION OK GERRY SOCIETY BILLS.

Alhanv March by the narrow majority Of one
vote the Judiciary Committee Of the Assembly
decided u report favoraby tomorrow the Fish
I'll aimed al the so-caied Gerry Society, which
Subjects the visitation. inspection snd general
supervision OF the State Board Of Charities. its Of
hoe-E and inspectors in the same manner and 70
ths same extent that charitable, correctional or
rsforustory institutions are made subject by the
constitution and also conlpels the society 10 HE
anna reports with the State Board
ne Senate Commute on Judiciary also decided
tonight 70 report the Gerry Society bills favora-
bg 70 ne Senate tomorrow morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08
TO AMEND ELECTION LAW.

Albany March THE Committee on General
Laws Of the Assembly gave a hearing this after
Mr. Morgan's bill which amends the Elec
ton law, 10 provide that all candidates for
public offices in New-York City shall he nominated
at primary elections. instead of conventions.
Those who advocated the bill before the commit
tee included Frank Harvey Field. president of the
Young Republican Club. of Brooklyn: F. NJ. Brooks,
ioe-president Of Republican Club: Daniel Moyna-
han. BROOKLYN Democratic Club; Assistant Corpo-
ration Counsel Luke D. Stapleton. of Brooklyn; A.
II Eastmond president of the Brooklyn Democratic
Club: Charles A. II. CrRgfe and CASTOR Eiggin-
botham, also Of BROOKLYN
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n. SALEZ4'S DEp1RTURE.

NJ. Saleza, of the Maurice Grau opera company
is 10 sail for France on the Champagne to-day The
company will thus be deprived of another tenor.
though one who has been of no great service this
season NJ. Saleza has been in such poor health
ever since he came to this country that has been
able TO sing only a few times, and even those few
times he has not been able 10 do his best He has
now decided that to stay here longer would
danger his health, and thai ne might be able
sing in the London season. He will therefore Try
70 get back his health and his voice by the time
that he will need them at Covent Garden
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SIMON STERNE STRICKEN.
WELL KNOWN LAWYER ATTACKED WITH
VERTIGO IN HIS OFFICE.

Simon Sterne. the lawyer. stricken with
an attack of vertigo at his office, No. SO Beaver
St, yesterday afternoon He removed in
a cab 10 his home in the Hoffman Arms Madi-
son-ave and Fifty-ninth-st
Mr. Sterne is sixty years old He is a member
OF the Manhattan Club. the Bar Association. the
Harlem Democratic Club. the Nineteenth Cen
fury Club the Social Reform Club and many
others.
He has served on important committees by
appointment of Governor Tilden, Governor Nor
ton and President Clevelend He has written a
number of books. including Representative
Government and Constitutional and Political
History of the United States"
1t was said at his home last night that his
condition was serious. but nothing definite could
yet be stated as to the probable result Of the
attack
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MAILS FOB SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.

MAILS FOB SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. VEST
INDIES ETC.
TTIURsDAY-At a. n for Barbados North Brazil
via Para ana M3IaSS per 5 : t p a. - a. IN n
Juan1 Curacao venezuels. Caracas Gsrters
for savanna and eis va macao Gao must mus D a.
and Man.anilIo per Ss3Jsso Dc Tg s5 a. 5 p
must BE- directed Rs5 s. 5 na'an.a n al ? Pt t9T
Countries direct, per s. Asatic Prince
ca ,ro75 Mani Fla n a. m for Bermuda pr
Trinidad ar 2S9 a n 5 supple 70 a n
ters for ana Trinidad must Be directed Per
Tor fortune Island Jamaica. savan.na Carthasens
reeted per $ $ AEeghany'): al 10 a m supple
InsnIar{ lViSS a r. ~ M4Ic5P Va T5aysBs: a. II
70 Puerto RiSo PsT Ponce VIA p. SaS Ss 1sa;
;on AZ a p fo4 Ia Plata Countries direct per
Mails for Newfoundland. by rail to North sydney and
m connee'ins sss ,9 ef Ns Svy A S ar " a5
and thence BY steamer close az this ofias daily Al
ana hence steamer close this cce daily except
sa9 Ws al md Friasy Mails taT cs6s 5y a
70 MANI mi nc NopsaT a Tesap and SATURDAY a. 80
the connecting closes are On TUESDAY and sat5E-
addressed for dispatch oy steamer close this oics
aaly a. $50 81 fo-,E ana CilaernaIs ~ ran 70 NsS
Orleans. and thence oy steaHsr close az ms oHses
costa Rica Mondays for Belize Puerto Corssz and
day Unregistered mall closes Al 8 P second day
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS
Mails Japan AID ne PAiliBs.aes Islasas va
Iaeoms. close a. ms os.ee dailS a. 20 "a q %
Ana naIS1 Japan ana Paiippias Islands seams o.s
here aI K Al Ss &ar ssast.rs letters @ = a.
reete6 Seattle Mails for Hawai-. China, Japan
and Phiippins Islands, Francisco. close hers
Saf.v $50 m. 20 March 10, Inclusive for
sf.natcn per CITY q Pskiag Mails Tor
4eYrrnt West Australian. New-Zealaud Hawaii. FIJI
san Francisco.
aaiiv Al Z. D. March e and FI7
fOrllzve Of arrival % = = Canpania.
New-York NarcA ~ for dispatch per Nsriposa-
Mails for Hawaii. japan China and the Phippne
Tsands via san close here daily Al $50
n m IN 20 March us inclusive. FOR dispatch per
Gaelic Mails China ard Japan. via Van
couyer close daily $50 ?. March 80
incIu -tspasch = Empress 81 India
trrxtsterea mall directed Nancouver'l
Mails Islands san Francisco.
dallv al ESQ p N. zap March r26. inclusive
4 spatch BY snip Tropic Bird Mails Tor Hawaii
So Francisco close daily $50 2 70
March inclusive dispatch = Australia
NaiIs for Australia except West Australia. goes
"a Europe New Zealand. which goes via San
Francisca5 Hawaii and Fiji Islands via VancouveE,
here a ESQ . 20 March 49,
elusive FOR despatch per = WarrlmoO-
forwarded q sailing
and sh- schsdu1e % closing arranged the pre-
% their uninterrupted overland
rReg1stered mai closes p previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COTr PosgEnastex.
Postocnce. Nsw-YoTk- ". Y. March . lsoo
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c. p. r. IMMIGRATION LITERATURE.

The Canadian Pacific Railway Company has just
issued excellent immigration pamphlets for
19Oo-''Western Canada" and British Columbia
which contain a great deal OF useful and accurate
information about the country Of Lake SUI
perior and are of special interest 10 those who
contemplate settling either in the Canadian North
west British Columbia. Large editions of these
pamphlets distributed gratuitousiy in Great
Britain and the United States, well through
out the Dominion and eagerly read by those
who seeking a new home
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GpsciaI Nonres.

James II. stIo. Auctioneer,
FIFTH AVE ART GALL FRIES,
sse Fifth Ave. bet. sam s5th
On Free View Day and Evening
until o. by Auction
This CThursday,l also Friday Evenings
at = O'clock.
Special Collection OF
OIL. PAINTINGS
BY Eminent American and Foreign
Artists
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I. II HAYWARD.

Warsaw. n Y. March Lloyd H. Hayward
eighty-four years old, the oldest attorney OF the
wyoming County bar died here this morning He
born in Maine, graduated at Amherst Col
lege and Harvard Law School. and in 1915 admitted
TO the bar in Rochester. He began law practice
in Perry. and in 1853 to Warsaw. He was at
one time a clerk in the Treasury Department al
Washington. For several years ne was president
of the Board Of Trustees of the State Institute for
the Blind Batavia. president OF the Board OF
Education of Warsaw and president of the WyOm-
ing County National Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08
ACTION DELAYED on BOXING Law.

Albany. March (SpeciaD,-There was an attempt
on the part Of several members the Senate Codes
Committee to-day 70 take some action on the Lewis
bill in repeal of the Horton Prize Fighting law
The final hearing this bill was held on last
Thursday but because Of the absence OF four mem
bers Of the committee at that time all action was
deferred.
II found impossible to-day. however to get
enough members together TO consider the measure
Senator Malby. the chairman Of the committee
now lies sick at the Ten Eyck Hotel
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5prcial Notlres-

Last Two Days.
exhibition CLOSES AT NOON TOMORROW
AT THE AMERICAN ART
GALLERIES
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH NEW YORK
ON VIEW DAY AND EVENING.
ABSOLUTE PUBLIC SALE
AT CHICEERTNG HALL
ADMISSION FREE. NO RESERVED SEATS,
Tomorrow CF'RIDAY) and sATUR-
DAY Evenings at O'Clock.
THE
BLAkE-SLE E-FISCHHOF
COLLECTION.
NOTABLE PAINTINGS
EMINENT MASTERS
of the
EARLY ENGLISH FRENCH
DUTCH and FLEMISH SCHOOLS
The Collection whole exhibits
greater variety OF schools more interest
in subjects. and a better average OF merit
than we are accustomed 70 see in such large
exhibitions Of pictures by ancient painters"
The Sun
THE Collection is with the exception
Of Mr.. Blakesees, sold last year the most
important and interesting of its kind ever
a. puuAC safe N IniS country -
The Times
THOMAS z. KIRBY. AUCTIoNEER.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION,
MANAGERS
ga a.
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH NEW YORK
Absolute Sale By order Executors.
THIS HURSDAY1 AFTERNOON
and TWO Following Afternoons at ESQ and THIS
CTHCRSDAY) Evening O'Clock.
Guiding
COLLECTION OF THE LATE
CARL ED ELI EN-
OF PHILADELPHIA
BIBLIOTHECA CURIOSA.
CURIOS. ART OBJECTS.
THOMAS E. KIRBY. ACCTIONEER
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIA TON,
MANAGERS
Highly IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH OF Contin-
ueus Gum Dr. HENRY F. DEANE. Dentist. asa Lex
tngton-ave. &5th. received Worlds for
ARTIFICIAL which
face. The mouth. -
cTeVice a perfect reproduction
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THOMAS ]. MOONEY.

Cleveland March News received from
Havana to-day of the death of Thomas J. Mooney
of the firm of Mooney Bros, this city. Mr..
Mooney had gone southern cruise for the
benefit of his health, and had been absent for
about a month His death occurred a while
one day out from Havana. Mr.. Mooney we'll
known in New York having been buyer for MS
firm for years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08
AyrI-BARREN ISLAND PROSPECTS.

Albany. March Governor Roosevelt. in speak
:ng q 1he proha Die passage OF The bill pending
he legislature 70 do away with the Barren Island
nuisznces, said to-day that ne had thought that a
year was tine enough 10 provide for a substitute
method % garbage disposal for Network City
ne saw mat tie Dill had been amended 70 give
twenty-five months time However. ne had been
-licE-nec ~ Dr. Deity. Health Officer Of the Port
g AeT-Yurk- that the biz all right He
o1lgec 20 take the word Of some such expert IN
Euch matters
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Mr.. wooDRUFFs DINNER.

Albany. March 7.--On next Wednesday night at
the Hotel Ten Eyck the Lieutenant Governor will
give his annual dinner. II will be 70 the Governor
the Judiciary the Senators the Speaker and
leaders Of Assembly and members of the Legisla-
I'VE Reporters Association. The dinner. II Is said.
VIII be one OF the largest held in the city of
Albany 1t is expected that there will be present
al least two hundred guests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08
FRANCHISE HEARING CONTINUED.

Albany. March : (speciaD.-The State Tax Com
ElssionerS have begun series OF important hear
iags on ne appraisenenr they have put the
FE-gs o. the property q the corporations Of the
hiaie Unoer the Franchise Tax Commission in the
CITES q Buffalo and Rochester
47ese hearings are Of great interest 70 the
pofato7s u the State. since they disclose precisely
-a= sp2raisement Of each corporation and what
q De sa.a II criticism Of The work done by the
s-sle Tax Commissioners.
The following corporations were represented:
eN-foEk Central and Hudson River Railroad
SoInpA-5s by Ira Place. Judge Samuel z william
- slo F. isinchey q &ew-Torz City. the Buffalo
sas Conpany. by John ?. Heron. John G. MI
- rankin D Locke and Alexander c. Hum
E-TTgs ,ae Lehigh Valley Railroad Company. by
Gas : e1e ~ Phils de.phia, Erie County Natural
Co. -el Company. by William Palmer Buffalo
Nssssge Crosn. r. 49,
tess -. -ai61rn ana Locke made Iezgtny pro
rrss.etsl $3.50 me llattou placed by the Tax Com
CoT1-.-eis q The franchise OF the E-ffaIo Gas
L. So FRANK y. Plztt. Of NeN-Yorl ana POr-
otssc.aI u o. hura4o arrived ~ noon sir Plat
rsr, - ~ oeaaf Of Tie Buffalo Traction COM
- y t-le valuation q ifs franchise
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AN INDIANA DENOMINATION.

Peru Ind. March THE XIth District Republl-
can Congress Convention to-day renominated
George ". Steele by reclamation. The resolu-
Endorsed President McKtnley's Administra-
ton the construction and ownership Of the Mica
ragua Canal and the Puerto Rico Tariff bill In
a short address Congressman Etssis defended the
new island tariff bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08
A BRENNAN BILL PASSED.

Albany, March (speciaD-Nr. Brennan. with
the Republican organization behind him. succeeded
to-day in passing Of mis- bills which was de-
feated in the Assembly Monday night. This
measure provides that the city magistrates Of
New-YOrk City shall be elected n the Second Ju-
dicIal District, which comprises the boroughs of
Kings. Queens and Richmond
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MORTGAGE TAX PROSPECTS.

Albany, March speaking of the bill for tax
ing mortgages. Governor Roosevelt said to-day:
1t may be said that the consensus of opinion here
Is mat thera VIII he nothing done this
sion, but that the Stranahan committee will be
empowered 10 sit during the summer and bring
larIre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION on G. W. WILSON

G. ". Wilson, Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
who came New-York from Washington last week
TO attend the dinner OF the Ohio Society returned
to Washington yesterday. While here an operation
was performed the palm OF his right hand for
the purpose of removing growth which con-
tracing his hand The operation successful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08
ERNEST G. FREEMAN.

The death of Ernest G. Freeman occurred Tues
day at Augusta. Ga. He was born in Buffalo
thirty-three years ago. and a graduate Of the
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute, of Troy. He had
been engaged IN various engineering works. and
was resident engineer of the New East River
Bridge. He designed the New-Hork tower ana
ar
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WALTON ROSE.

Walton Rose died on Tuesday morning at his
home No. 226 West Fifteeuth-st. His death was
due TO heart trouble. Mr.. Rose was seventy-two
years old and was for many years carriage
maker He retired from business several years
ago. The funeral will be held al o clock to-moV-
row night at the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08
TO WIPE OFT PNOIROOMs

Albany, March CSpeciaD-The anti-poolroom
bill Of Assemblyua Sanders was reported favor
ably by the Assembly Committee on Codes this
morning. The bill strikes the poolrooms by
prohibiting them the OF any Geographic APP
paratus.
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-HLNOR ALBANY TOPICS.

PALISADES BILL SUCCESSFUL.
Albany March in the House this morning M
Da-sss bul appropriating $4,000 for the preserva-
ton q the scenery Of the Palisades passed without
debate. The Governor. : TO appoint a commission
Q. len &C carry ont The work
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CONGRESSMAN BRICK RENomIYATED.

South Bend. Ind. March THE Republicans or
the XIIIth Indiana Congress Convention have
nominated Congressman Abraham Lincoln Brick
South Bend. Rome c. Stephenson, OF Roches-
ter and John D. Wdaman OF Warsaw, were elect
delegates the National Convention.
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY.

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY.
For New-EngIand fair to-day and Friday;
Friday portion. fresh north winds. be
coming variable.
For Eastern New-yorA fair to-day Friday:
Friday: fresh north winds. becoming variable.
For the District Of Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania
Jersey. Delaware and Maryland fair to-day and FIJI
day warmer Friday light 10 fresh north winds
For Virginia fair today and Friday. Friday
northern ana portions: light fresh north
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New-Tork. fair
to-day. Friday fair: variable winds
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ANNUAL APPROPRIATION MEAsr-RF

- A-ateh The annual Appropriation ON
MA torn vas reported &c tie Senate this
c. IRON The Finance C0Izmittee. Senators
49, Martin, Fiunkiit and Douglas. the Demo-
o. 20 - 4hsfs Dissenting from the appropriation
T-s,s -. -' me state Superintendent; Of Elections
exo.. = - NSEfaes al appropriation Of $4,000 in
- OF ne Appropriation biII Of last year As n
W.. prepared by the Assembly Committee on
Ezzr.s MEANS. il made appropriation OF
r"'' AZ reported from the Senate Committee
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Gernan steamers sailing OF
Tuesdays Printed Matter. f1r Germany. ard
other
OF Europe American White star steamers On
Wednesdays. Thursdays. and
Cunard French German steamers On SATURDAYS raks
Printed Matter. for all countries Tor which they
advertised carry mail
After closing Supplementary Ira1saCianto
above supplementary mails
opened piers American. English. Frenca
Until within
Minutes sailing % steamer.
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tnis diagram the continuous white line shows the
pressure Indicated The Tribune's self
recording barometer The dotted line shows the
: recorded Perry Pharmacy
Tribune once s ! a. m.-The weather yesterday
fair The ranged 81 and ~ de-
grees tssls being "a
than that Of Tuesday and Ga degrees higher than that Of
ths corresponding date OF last year.
Tbs weather to-day will fair.
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RENuTTAOCES

IN y w YORK CITY
One copy postage charged the DAILY
and TFI-WEEKLY TO mail subscribers Nsw-Eork CITY,
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Highly 7.

Highly IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH OF Contn-
uous Gum Dr. HENRY F. DEANE. Dentist. asa Lex
tnzon-ave, 18Th. received FAIR Award for
artificial teeth which expression
face The gums mouth. without seam ar
crsvloe. are a lsrfe.t NATURALIZATION OF aaLGrs-