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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-20
no SIGNS OF TROUBLE.

Thomas Kates coloredp was the first
witness at the night session He testified
that Perry and Mrs. StmcoN were sitting
n the middle OF the room plainly in view
while he was there, and as he went out
Mr. Eatton came in. Mr.. Hatton, who
was in the office when Mrs. Simcox left,
spid the parting between her and Perry
was pleasant and he saw no sign of any
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-20
-. arHEH FORECAST

forecast for Thursday and Friday:
yirginia-Cloudy Thursday. prooaDly
rain: Friday rain except fair IN 49,. s...a..
nor.,on: light to fresh southerly winds:
becoming variable.
North Carolina-Rain Thursday; Friday
fair in southern. rain in northern por-
tior. colder. except in extreme eastern
portion; variable winds. becoming tresh
northwesterly Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-20
RANGE oFTHEHMoMETEr

The range Of the thermometer Mt The
Times office yesterday was as follows: 3
&. NJ. y: u NJ. 80: 3 p. NJ. GO; P. NJ. 50;
P. NJ, so; 12 NJ. 40; average, 81 d-s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-20

WASHINGTON, Dec 19.-Thc full Sen
ate Committee ON Military Affairs h's
a8o;sed tho army reorganization Dill re-
ported by its subcommittee THIS alter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-20

Plan for better mail service.
Davis convicted and sentenced.
New ordinances in Manchester,
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
MOUNT VERNON.

There IS a report in circulation here that C. c.
Bigeiow. the Republican candidate for Supervisor.
who was as declared by the returns of City Clerk
Hoyt, defeated by one vote for Supervisor IN
the Third Ward. will begin a contest The Demo-
cratic Common Council has indorsed the credentials
IF Charles Snnott, twenty-three years old, lawyer
of New-York. who Mr.. BiGelow's opponent.
Supervisor Bigelow has been in the Board for
many years. Mr.. Bigelow said yesterday: Il will
know in few days whether or not l will begin a
contest. At least one vote thrown out as
defective that should have been counted for me.
] do not want office which have not been
elected. but / feel that the matter is one which
viii bear looking into Mr.. Sinnot's friends say
that a similarly marked ballot. which evil
IDENTIFY intended for him. also thrown out.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
NEW-YORK CITY

Forty-five law students in as mem
bers Of the bar yesterday in the Appellate Division
OF the Supreme Court by Justice Patterson There
were three women in the class-Ruth Ashley Hrsh-
field. Florence Louise Jeroloman and Emma Neu-
mann Polak. Miss Jeroloman is a daughter of the
former president Of the Board of Aldermen
With the New-Jersey CentraTs change of time
May q the Atlantic City Express will leave
New-York at $40 D. m, weekdays only, and ar
rive Atlantic Gitv at $50 D. m Returning 1t
will leave Atlantic City at $3.50 a. m and arrive
in New-York at 40 a m. The seashore general
change, all rail and Sandy Hook routes, Will in
volve running two steamers.
The hearing in the contest over the will of Rob-
ert Bonner was postponed again yesterday until
to-day by Surrogate Fitzgerald David Mcclure
The counsel for the contestant. In Albany
The last meeting of the present season of the
Advisory Committee Of the Educational Alliance
will be held in the festry of the Temple
EMANUEL. F'ifth-ave and Forty-t third-st. tonight
at SIS o'clock Opinions of the primer which is in
preparation will be set forth and questions of I'm
portance relating to summer plans presented.
Washington Heights Chapter Of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution will, on June 2 at g
p. m, unveil a bronze tablet AT Morris House
Washingtons headquarters, the home of Mrs
Ferdinand p Earle.
Members of the New-York Electrical Society will
visit and inspect the new power house Of the Met
ropolitan Street Railway Company at Ninety
sixth-st. and Ffrst-ave.. on Friday evening.
The Vegetarian Society will discuss The Best
Diet for Children at its monthly meeting tonight
Metaphysical Hall. No. 4S5 Frfth-ave
There was to have been meeting of the School
Superintendents of Manhattan and The Bronx
School Board last night but It was postponed till
Thursday evening, at the request of Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
THURSDAY MAY ..
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. MONDAY MAY 21. 1900


ARRIVED.
United States Stat d5 t55ansPGTt % seswie e1dTieks &c Havana
soldiers etc the United States oaarer@as5sr AfS Be
oGt .stown IS Win mass and passengers to Vernon an
anc6aria T & si@R Visa al s agom May 10 and
10 HendeHson % E faSn "a ana a. l seerage passengers
steamer steamer Miehissp Nnchsp. Gates @ Portland
ballast to Bowrng Archibald Arrived a the Bar at
Ns steamer m .,, amsterdam Dutch Rosseyeen
America Linz East Of FIRE sand s g hf m Holland
steamer La Hesbaye Dutch, Eckhon. Antwerp May
Rotterdam Rot IS with mdse s Go. Arrived at
Aes & & Pa2 n mS S1an1 "A n Nay %
mase = ana - cabin passengers to Pim Forwood Keock.
on5 GeqSo M @ 4 DaydsSn cSEdsnes May
the Bar a II 80 a m
10 Sta I and % and paIs m May Mh mse sSa
80 30 cabin %, passengers to Munson. Arrived the
@ ma.s ; P6n @
' sa Ssv % a,:a. @ s
date pIssn ad A5saR onsne ns %
louisiana from NewYerk orleans ''s same s date
from for savaSnah samsF La eFan's
the s. Ire May 20 latitude May 81 ~i5n
10 spoke bark Charles Ioring. from Boston for VIII
ballast Arrived at the Bar at at
steamer City Of Birmingham Berg Savannah May Is.
with mdse and passengers to Ocean SIS Co.
Steamer Guyandote. Hitler Newport News and Nor
folk. with mdse and passengers T. Old Dominion SIS Co
Steamer RIO Grande Avery. Brunswick Ca May Is
with mdse and passengers g II Mallory q Co.
Sandy Hook y. J.. May 81 e:30 p nl-Wind northwest.
light breeze; cloudy
SAILED.
Steamers Adler CRr1 for Port Antonio; Done Maria
News: Fasjo (Nor) Key West; Aragon. Newport News
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOREIGN PoRTa
Liverpool. May 2o-ArTiyed steamer Thomas Turnbull
tISrD, kimmngs, Nsw-Iork for Manchester Il,
steamer Holben t3D. shurlock. NewYork; sailed.
steamer TurcomAn (Er1. HCnsells. Boston
Bristol. May Hl-Arrived steamers Kansas
Savage New York Landau City tBr). Carey York
Dunkirk. May 2l-Arrived Caprivi (Nor),
sen. New-York
lrawle Point May 2l-Passed. steamer 81 Cuthbert
ODD, Pugh Antwerp for New-York.
iunnet Head May 20-Passed steamer Christine
DAM. Larsen New-York for Copenha gen.
Lizard. May 20-Passed steamers British tBr)
Hutchinson New-York for Antwerp; 2ist. Rotterdam
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22

Dutch Potter, New-York for Rotterdam.
Barry. May l0-Saied, steamer Folmina Dutch Van
Eyken, New-York -
Sunderland. May Is.-sailed Hudson OBJ, for
New-York.
Bremen. May 21-Arrived. Friedrich der
Crosse Ger, E1chel, New-York via Southampton
Rotterdam, May 1e.-Arrived, Forest Castle
(Br1. Taylor New-York via Hamburg.
Eickeis Nsw-YorS. s'
Antwerp. May la-Salei. steamer Syracuse Oate John
Cockeri,D (Belsl. for New-York
Havre. May 3l-Arrived. Inca C3D Cox
Sew-York. via Bordeaux: Prins Wiem Nv Dutch, Van
der Est, New-fork, via West Indies.
ST Michaels May le-Saled. Pola 1Tsrl Tov,u
from Huelva for New-York: May 70 passed steamers
Petria FT> Bourxe Mar6eiles. etc for New-York,
vienna tAcst) Hegch. Fiume. etc for
81 Vincent. c V May 12-Arrlved. steamer FLORENCE
Pile tir) Reed. New-York for Melbourne. etc
Fayal May ls-Passed. steamer Ems Ger. Harrasso-
witx. York for Naples and Genoa
Gibraltar. May 2l-Arrived. steamer Ems Har-
rassowitz New-York for Naples and Genoa: passed
steamer Trave Ger,. Chrytorers Genoa, etc Tor New
York - ~"
Venice. May ls-Arrved. Pocahortas Cpr,
Jones' New-York via Malta for Trieste. -
Palermo. May 1s-Shed. steamers Pocasset Owe
Nv York 18th Pawnee tBrl. Cartwright. New-York
New-York ''""-
Suex May 2o-Arrived steamers Clematis fy3r, H.,
man. Calcutta for New-York: Loyesakken (Nor Reinert-
Butler YOKOHAMA. etc. for New-York.
Port Said May co-Arrived steamer indrnveln fBr,
Craven Baltimore and Nsw-York for Singapore. etc.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
WOMAN ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED DEBT

Mrs Madeleine Roome recently arrested on
an order signed by Judge Stephens. of Staten ISL
and, and locked up in Ludlow Street Jail in an
action brought by =z>.res W. Hughes who alleged
that she converted 10 her own use sl.003 80 the
result OF real estate operations conducted by
her for the pia antin. T. c. T. Grain counsel for
Mrs Roome, who Is We'll known dealer in real
estate moved before Justice Leventritt yesterday
ia the Supreme Court for her discharge, and de-
cis3on was reserved. Hughes alleges that he placed
two thousand lots at OakwOod in Mrs. Roome's
haI0S Tor sale. She to receive a commission
on the sale. He says she sold good deal OF the
property and did not account for the amount sued
Tor. Mrs. RooTne denies she owes Hughes anything
and says ne is IN her debt $500 tor commissions
for which she makes a counter claim.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
RACE ENMITY AT COLUMBIA.
COLORED ELEVATOR MAN CHASTIsED BY A
SOUTHERN LAW STUDENT

James Hill. nineteen years old. colored of No.
t25 West Sixty-seventh-st., a prisoner before
Magistrate Brann in the Harlem Court yesterday
afternoon charged with assault. He is employed
by Mrs. ker as elevator man in the six story
apartment house, at No. 419 West One hundred
and-eighteenth-st., which she conducts for Column
bia students. There is a rule in the house that
students servants must not the elevator
According to Policeman May, who arrested HILL
he called to the place by OF the students
He found half a dozen of the students holding
Hill. They exhibited razor with which Hill was
said to have attacked Harry Reid, law student
from Louisiana One of Red's servants attempted
to get the elevator, and ordered off by Hill
Reid resented this, describing IL too much mig
ger sass" and proceeded to chastise HILL The
latter then drew the Students came and
Hill narrowly escaped beating He turned
the policeman. Magistrate Brann dis
charged the prisoner, the prosecuting witnesses
were not present.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
PEEKSKILL.

court of Foresters of forty-one members has
been organized at Cro;on-on-t the Hudson.
new bell has been placed in St. Patrick s
Church Verplanck. 1t has this inscription: Gift
of Patrick King ST. Patrick's Church Verplanck,
" Y In memory of his beloved wife, Ellen T.
King May 1860 D. O'Donovan, PASTOR The
new bell weighs I225 pounds.
The apportiOnment of public school moneys has
lust been made. and the districts of this town
ceve the following amounts First SIG g; Second,
sS29: Third Sll5 So Fourth S109 S9 Fifth s105 Is
Sixth s34S p: Seventh. 81 3Ss 3d. Eighth 81 653 Co
Ninth $40 90: Tenth. $ll7 81: Eleventh. Slos 02
Twelfth sl2I o.; Thirteenth, sos 81; Fourteenth,
sIl3 Sc; Fifteenth s23i 81; Sixteenth, s227 rs, and
The village trustees have for the first time in
several years advertised for bids for lighting the
streets. For decade the PeekskiN Electric Light
and Power Company has had the contract TO light
the village streets.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The Board OF Education has designated Tuesday.
June .. the day for the special election on
school appropriations. Three propositions are to
be submitted the legal electors of each ward.
one is for appropriation Of $4,000 to buy tn"
John Z. Risley property for high school site, and
the others. $4,000 for tract of land for school
ia North-st and 10000 for building to be erected
il
Walter Scott. a member of the New-Rochelle
Rowing Club, while out rowing Sunday after
noon Long Island Sound. in single she'll cap
sized off All View, the home of G. Oliver lselin
lie almost drowned. Eugene Valentine. an
other member OF the club, who was out coaching
a four-oared gig. him. and started TO his
rescue. but before he reached him two New-9ork
fishermen who were in a boat picked him up. They
took him the clubhouse. where he was resusci-
tated.
While George and Charles Newman We're engaged
Sunday afternoon in quarrel in Main-st. and
Were about to fight. Mayor Dillon and eX-Judge
Crennan interfered The Mayor. who weighs $lO
pounds. but is quite athlete, ran among the
crowd with his cane uDlifted and threatened them
with arrest if they did not dispense The principals
al the fight took their heels.
Supreme Court Justice Martin j. Keogh has been
III his home, in Pelham Road. Judge keogh Is
troubled with tonsiitis.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
PORT CHESTER

A large icehouse and barn owned by Frederick
SchmeIling. and situated four miles west of Port
Chester. destroyed by fire Sunday night.
One OF the buildings contained four hundred tons
OF ice. Mr.. Schmeling estimates his loss at about
$500 II is believed that the fire of incendiary
origin. there are three buildings on the place
and all OF them burst into names at nearly the
same time. One of the buildings saved.
Joseph Smith and Richard Bossey. ten and thir-
teen years old last week away from school and
organized a band of their companions into an eX-
pedition for the purpose of visiting the West and
exterminating the Indians. They found by
their parents neighboring woods and taken
home. The Smith and Bossey boys were arrested:
They received their inspiration from the perusal
of dime novels and from smoking cigarettes. Judge
Marshall. after giving them severe lecture, dis
oh he
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22

PATROLMAN SCHOLES SAYS HIS COM
MANDER PLOTTED AGAINST HIM

MANDER PLOTTED AGAINST HIM
Patrolman Schoes of the Muberry-st police sta
tion trial yesterday afternoon at Police
Headquarters. six different speci1cat tions in
cluding being off post twice. refusing to sign his
name TO the specifications of complaints against
him and of being intoxicated May 5. Captain
Stephenson preferred the charges and was the
principal witness against the policeman.
When SchOles went into the station TO go on
duty at o'clock, the Captain called him to the
desk to sign the papers in the complaints against
him. After signing two OF them, Scholes, the Cap
tain said looked at the third and refused sign it.
After the platoon went out a police surgeon exam
ined SchOles and found him suffering from alcohol
ism. He ordered the sick list.
Scholes's counsel asked Captain Stephenson:
Didn't you tell the other officers In the station
when Scholes transferred to your precinct five
months ago that you had had some dealings with
him before, and that you would fix him now?"
The Captain denied that he said anything Of
the kind.
Scholes and number of witnesses told how he
had been under the care of doctor. and declared
that he was not at all intoxicated.
Scholes's counsel compelled Captain Stephenson
to admit that. although he had found Scholes. in
his opinion intoxicated and unfit for duty after
without escort in his uniform and with his loaded
revolver in his pocket The lawyer openly charged
that two roUndsmen and a sergeant who corrob-
Grated Captain Stephensons testimony, had gone
Schoes explained his being off post on two occa-
siOns by saying that he had been called away by
citizens President York postponed the trial for
two days for the purpose of getting Scholes's
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
YONKERS.

Testamentary letters have been issued upon the
estate Of Maria V Lawrence. who leaves an estate
Of sl00eO to be distributed among four sons. two
daughters and grandchildren.
The telephone company is having its wires placed
in subways throughout the city.
The Department Of Public Works yesterday began
the construction of a public weighing scale For
several years the citizens have demanded that such
a scale be erected in the city Last year the city,
II charged. lost a large amount of coal be
a dealer sold short weight loads to the Board
Education.
DR. ". Dougherty has resigned house ply
sician St Johns Riverside Hospital and is sue
ceeded by Dr. Lynn. DIR. Dougherty sails next
week for Europe fo- a course in the European hos
pitfalls and colleges.
Edward z. Bryan of the Rapid Transit Subway
Construction Company, of New-York City, has
leased the Train house. in North Broadway. and
will become 4 resident of Yonkers after June l.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ALBEMARLE-R. c. Erwin, of Hartford; Dr.
]. j. Thomas, of Boston. and Nj. B. L. Goddard
of Warwick r. |. ASTOR-Loyal T. Writ, of
Cape Nome. CAMBRIDGE-PrOfessor John Trow-
bridge, of Cambridge, Mass. FIFTH AVENUE
Senator W. P. Frye. of Maine G1LSEY-Ex-
Mayor James H. Manning of Albany. GRAND
A. T. Lppincott of Philadelphia HERALD
SQUARE-Professor Newell Perry of the Uni
versity of California. HOFFMAN-Judge W. j.
Wallace, of Albany. HOLLAND-B. F. Keith, of
Boston: Medill Mccormick. of Chicago. and
Governor Frank s. Black, of Troy IMPERIAL
Ex-Mayor D. c. Robinson of Elmira; Colonel F.
Whitcomb, of Mnnea polls; Attorney-General D. ID.
Hoag. of Missouri; DR.. George T. Vaughan and
DR.. George Brimvan, of the United States Marine
Hospital Service: Judge ]. P. Kennedy. of Youngs-
town. Ohio. and j. Yamanato. of Osaka. Japan.
MAJEST1C-F. J. Oakes, jr., of Boston MAN
HATTAN-Grange Sard, of Albany. MURRAY
HlLL-Dean Peabody, of Lynn. Mass and George
@. Parker, of Boston SANOY-Dr. Charles r.
King. of Andalusia, Penn. WALDORF-ASTORIA
Henry Ives Cobb, of Washington Freidtjof
Sundt of Bergen. Norway; John Shelton Williams,
of Richmond; DR.. Edward Randall. of Galveston;
Colonel j. n. Mcintyre. of Dayton, and Judge
Lynde Harrison. of New-Haven
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
WHITE PLAINS.

Bethlehem Commandery No. SO. knights Templar,
Of Mount Vernon. will make its annual pilgrimage
on Thursday Grace Episcopal Church, in this
village where it will attend special evening SER
vices. Delegations from Constantine and Harlem.
of Manhattan. and Yonkers. Sing Sing and West
chester communicates. will also be present
The congregation Of the First Baptist Church
will give welcoming reception for its new pastor
the Rev Dr.. j. w Boothe and Mrs. Boothe this
evening the home of William Halbe, No. IS
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
sAGGING WALL MENAcEs HOSPITAL

Inmates Of the J. Hood Wright Memorial Hos
pital, One-hundred-a thirty-frst-st and Am
sterdam in constant fear that the wall
Of a building just across the street may fall
and crush the hospital. The Building Depar
has ordered the builder replace the saggfng wall
with a new one. IL J. now propped up with
tin1Ders. and watchmen stationed around the
f.srfFE
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Municipal Assembly. City Hall. p. m.
Investigation of Croton Dam strike by Aqueduct
Commissioners.
Morris Park races, 2:30 D. m
Installation of the Rev DIR. G. T. Purves Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Church. p. m.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
Social Reform Club No. As University Place, $50
p. m.
Sale of unclaimed goods. Appraisers Stores.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
NEW CHURCH FOR THE BRONY

The Alexander Avenue Baptist congregation is
going 10 erect new church to cost about $4,000 at
the southeast corner OF AIexander-ave and One
hundred and forty -frst-st. The plans Just filed
show that II will a plot 75xs7 feet and the
parsonage. an additional plot. 1sx47 feet William
y. Robertson is president of the Board Of Trustees
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
nEHORTAL DAY PARADE

The 7th. the sth. the s9th and the list regiments
and the I'd Battery will parade on the morning OF
Memorial Dsy in Fifth-ave, from Fifty third-st to
Washington Square
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22

Impression Correct.-"Dinguss, didn't lend you
$40 a month or two ago"' ''Shadbolt, you did If
you had good business head on your shoulders
you would be able to remember a loan like that
with absolute certainty, and wouldn't have to ask
anybody about IT." Frowns and passes on)-(Chi-
cago Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
COTTON GOODS.

COTTON GOODS.
5000 yards,-Imported, embroi-
dered Swiss,-44 inches wide.
Exquisite cOlOrs and designs,
S5 cents per yard;
Formerly S1.75.
FOulardettes,-COttOn Rep, DIM
tiles, and novelty corded fabrics,-
various cOlOrs,
% cents per yard;
Formerly 40 cents.
Embroidered Piques, white
ground, with red, blue, or black
dots and novel designs,
25 cents per yard;
Formerly SIS cents
Percale, one yard wide.
Spring sh AIDES of heliOtrOpe,
pink, blue, grey,-and black and
white.
Suitable for Shirt-Waists,
10 cents per yard.
Dimities, Swiss and Organdie,-
fine sheer materials,-att
designs and cOlOrs,
12a cents per yard.
White Lawns, Piques, Dimities,
Open-wOrk striped and novelty
goods,
IS cents per yard.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th ST.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
Announcements
E. e. w. All pure white linen. Z. & W.
cool shirt for weather
Announcements
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATIRE ALMANAC
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
437 Sunset 76 Moon rises m O4o Moons age %
HIGH WATER.
A.M.-Sandy Hook 1;1S Gov Island He'll Gate 3:3e
PM.-sandy Hook 2os Gov. Island 2:41 He'll Gate 43o
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22

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California Gibraltar. MAY 10 Anchor
Citta de Messlna. Gibraltar, May 10.
FL Rio New Orleans. May Morgan
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


TODAY.
Vessel sails
Kais Maria Their. Bremen. G Lloyd. 100 a m
Philadelphia. JUAN Red ID. a m 100 m
Comanche. Charleston. Clyde. zoo m
FL Paso. New-Orleans Morgan. 300 m
Belyernon IIayti. Cameron 10 O0 m II 100 m
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
WEDNESDAY. MAY IS.

Teutonic. Liverpool, White starr. 900 m 1900 m
St Louis. Southampton. American. 100 1000
Westernland Antwerp Red star. .10:3O a 1900
Massia, Marseilles. Fabre.
Marco Minghetti. Naples. Italian.
Advance. Colon. Panama r. R........ 0:30 1000
San Marcos Galveston Mallory. 300
Chateau LATTE. Bordeaux. Bordeaux
Fontabele Kits. Quebec. 1890 m 800 m
City of Wash'n Tanpico. y & Cuba /: :OO 800 m
Ravensdae, Yucatan, y Y & Cuba. IL 100 100
Antila,, Nassau, Bananas. p IN
THURSDAY. MAY "a
Grosser Kurftrst, Bremen. y G Lloyd. 100 d m
LAquitane. HaVre, French $50 1000 a
Auguste Victoria Hamburg Hanb-Am 6:30a m a m
Pretoria, Bermuda, Quebec. 500 1000 m
OriZaba Havana. y & Cuba. 90 Q m
Saratoga Nassau. n Y g. Cuba. 100 800
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
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