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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24
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Aleparc station.
4th Ave, a. follows, for
BOSTON New London ard Frovi-euce-I45 SO.
Y 1000 x lO.U2 A y %. * i.0S. $50.
y 90 - sol. 'SI2Og P A.
BOSTON via WiliiTnanrte--TSs 90 A 81. t2so0 P N
sII;cO P. NJ
FIrCHBCRCi. VIA Putnam & Vorcest4--t30O P. N
LAkEVILLE and NORFOLk-rs5 SO A n. 1881 p NJ.
CT. HARRINGTON sTOCKBRIDGE. LENOX. PITTS
FIEI4D-+4.50, 1850 A. A.. 1881 P, d.
WATERBURY and WISSTED-f4:5O. $500 tEs,o0.
HOOP, 5000 Waterbury, a IL, Hes. ~ 50.
ss5:O1. $500. $500 60 Waterbury, ? NJ
Ticket o1icss cliTand Central SJs-tcu cI25rh
St. also a. ella c26I Ils5, cll5+ HTlat7sy, 3 PARK
Place. c25 Union So 1ars cs2 Fifth Coiuraus
Ave. 6+g Madison c273 West 10th i53
18th 81 II EIl0&ya. - Court 81. 500 Fulton 81.
SEQ Broadway. d
sDaily- tExcept Sundays Sundays o7ly- stops az
I25th X-tCps sundays tFarIor
limited Has dining Car ePsr!0r and Sleeping ca
c. T HENfPsTEAD. Gen Pass Ast-
O. n. SHEPARD. Gen supt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24

sJGAR-rhe demand for refined sugar was moderate
Lul the undertone firm and list prices unchanged
IIlcea quoted less Per cent for cash. % Loaf
ana crushed, 635C. moulG a. &c CUBES 05uci ANAA
po~9erea SOC; pow ieced coarse powdersa ana frHlt
powdered OIoCs soutcctoners Erailuated 0sTic
Eagle coarse extra fine graduated, 575c; Eagle n
Srlons n bags n bags or hne eranuated > SOC
ase hne gruuuateI standard graduated ana Glanu-d
A. 80 confecliouers A 5.oo,. 20 SOC! Nos
05c. No T. Be. No s. 300. No ., 3s5c; No
10 1NJc. No II. zoe. T., +toc, n" 10 4ooct nos
Il and i. London sugar was higher, win De
cetlu"r quoted a January AZ las It9
market remained avn hui quiet and unchanged,
ceiltiiiusa- DC 4.sc; % est "a o'e
ana Hoas-es at +'uc Receipts az the SIX
principal ports NJ Cuba 300 stock y 900 tons,
against i24 GOO last wear 10 ceHliHs efhls against
37.Ou0 year mis- weeks summary Of the statistical
position ur by Wlilett q cray SHOWS STOCKS IN
Tie United -tafs-~sr5 cuba aer OF lO9 i65
against III 100 wees a. -, IS,'
IU3 b1 TINS from last year Stoc IN Europe.
24-2uOo Tons, agans 04ilt4 las yea aihDuTs re-
States this weel Teta stock Of Europe ana America
2Gi 765 tons against 900 last year. st the same
AMI 700 ions the even date OF January
stock Il TT 40 tons, against
off week and an Increase or
2oe go tons January J. lSut. aas @ss aH
togethef show visible supply % -""h''' ''"S N%"-'
ssA'seeo sens last yssxs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24

FLOUR AND MEAI-To-dayas -four market was dull
S-tr prices Sales We're hsht and unmportant.
ezra No winter s. ss So Spite 29, Se@A s. 4o9$4 81
90 50 RYE FLOCR-QuIet Quoted: Fair 70 good 81 400
= 10 choice 70 fancy. 81 75aS5 BUCKWHE-AT FLOUR
sfseay quoted kin ded e eo lSs 70 o as 10 Brand
as 50 coarse SS9tsd Fine white and yeow s. so
$50 20 dou do " sS5 I'm SPRING 81 STANDARD nddIas,
SCI bulk and 30 sac 20 TED dog So 20 city bran $2og
5!R SAoP So bulk SOB 90 sacks meal. $29
good deal Of steadness to-day and at the close was Sac
4tfites t me previous night Two influences
and the second private reports OF more rain in the AT
he entire session continued as 6qtng motives throughout
against the market forcing all those
on }9Ang taer chances over the HOLIDAYS was gen
eaay expected that the cold wave. whioh the m
next Iuesday there has been division Of opinion
suitably protected by snow Zen 10 oD o WLTa
report The Modern Miller FaIIe9 "a t "eeE a
dence among bears on this riisb spTz T
ed net lower: Paris partly points lower Berlin
= 10 ] mark on and Budapest points lower An
season al $4,000 bush AGAINST aSooOo 600 shipped
wing - the holiday last no comparisons ers pos
export and 81 ias Hoce ORR to'Iow No red 81 Is
81 "a Ne hard Manitoba, 81 Os. 0 b anoat CORN
Chicago. corn firm higher following brief ser
ercef v good aIher nrosTacts sl me 4ue vas innu
showing ~ 70 Ad decline Chicago receipts for the
qay were 4s9 cars but the expectation Saturday
C6 ears No fqr5her export business was reported
low az 53&c an Z y n saos+ n sTS al! -'I yer.
or other markets acted steady ali day and were a
Jrsss In NewYork were as follows Mixed - 10 SO n
cied hs as to 40 N % Ss 70 81 R n SS@85to sBd
vi Market MAJ qqIl: fesadnE was quoted $40 New
uding aoqT s ez39rts for the according 70 Brad
get IC S i9S 3aE 6d a compared with 500
8577ls7 bush compared with So 235 bush last year
pared with 453 713 bush last week and si8 40 b con-
sar since July l3el7492 bush, compared with sGs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24
SurTogateS Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County Of
New York Notice hereby given all persons
claims against John + Spe1an, late OF the County Of
New York present the same, vouchers
thereof the subscriber at its place OF transactng bust
No 10 Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan, The
City York, before 18th day OF
Dated New York the 2nd day Of December. 1904
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Executor.
EDWARD W. SHELDON. Attorney for Executor. No As
Wall Street. Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24

C'0rfse -Rlo--CoIee market weak: No z RIO,
Rsg7E exchange l3lsd. receipts, 1000 bags shipments
for the United States 1900 bags shipments for Europe
coo bags stock $4,000 fee market in
active; good average santos $500 receipts 5000 bags
stock $4,000 bags Hamburg market opened
: MS pig higher. 2;30 = a. pig higher;
sales "a 600 bags Havre-Cone market opened steady
Z franc higher; at y unchanged. 2 p advanced
= franc; al 80 = franc; total sales 90 COZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24

Stock In Favre 29s3. bags. OF which 2l43,o)o
Brazilian week 29Ss,O00 and 2141O0p bags. respec
lively. The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee IS as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24

Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County Of
New York Is hereby given gil persons having
H SCOCks. late OF the County OF
New York deceased. 20 the with vouchers
subscriber her place OF transacttng bus
the Office of Frederick a SoUthworth. No 6s
William Street, the City Of New York. beIore the
day Of May next.
Dated New York the l2th day OF November 1904
EMMA q. SlLLCOCKS Administrative
FREDERICK A SOUTIWORTH Attorney for Admins
tratrix William street. Borough % Manhattan, New
York City y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24
BALTIMORE Ind Ohio RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
EVERY OTHER EVEN HOUR"
To BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON
Leave South Ferry minutes earlier.
LV Liberty SlreeL----- 500 Except sun BUFFET
..--.l000 Daily. Diner
...-.120O noon Daily Daer
Royal Limited A00 pm Daily Al FuInas-
&c.. G.0o pm Daily. Diner
49,. Tee pm Daily. Rufst
night Daily EleeperA
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
THROUGH TRAINS TO THE WEST
Daily Nv. New City. south Ferry. Liberty ST
Chicago, Pittsburg ~ ~. IaI5 nj SLEEPER
Chicago. Columbus u S. an . g nom
Pittsburg Cleveland. 3 "a pm
''Ptttsburg Limited" prl "a nm re-
Cincinnati, Il. IL n !
{ tneinnatI. s 20 D am T-usr
Cincinnati. Louis SIS pua- 90 pm Diner
Offices: 2ei, asa 1900 Broadway. s Astsr House 108
Greenwich 81. % Union Square W 2oI Grand St
n Y: 3t3 Fulton Street. BrookIya. south Ferry ana
Liberty Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot
quiet Sales 1000 bales speculation export 1000
AIneican 1000 receipts g 600 bales American. 21OOo
tllddhng upland. 4O4d Futures opened quiet and
changed closed quiet, unchanged 70 points lower;
December and Decenber-Jsnuary. 391d: Febrl-
Aprl-May, 40ed; May-June. 40Sd; June-July. Aid:
July ugust and August-Septenber AID: September
tooer and octoberNovembeT. 13d. Neutrality-suspicious.
and cloths
Comparative cotton for the week ending Fri
day, December %. 1904:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24

10 at s. l5T Kentucky 90. IU1 n
n az - - s's-=-sS@sa DO 1lS y, az -
bucE- - ~. A. 81, 10 Kentucky do, ia NJ.
Harrington * 90. a. Uhia sheep. fiG u, a. 81 So
HOGS cars 81 includfnz
,tdf car fpr tae Tsrr- Fe-lias WgaA BuHalo al
Virr- and would Fuae.s ze4 lIwcr- 80
PoVtei before cage, Country dssss-d 5FTc
s.5a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24
d States ports during

week 500 403
Net receipts at all United States ports same week
last 1880
ora receipts since September 637
total receipts TO date year e79
exports for the week 25S $50
Exports for week last 203
exports since september
LoIal exports cate last year.
STOCK at al United States ports cal $50
year -. s2ose1
STOCK at al interior towns TSS,OSS
STOCK at al interior year 400 O2a
STOCK ar Liverpool
STOCK al lAverpcol time year.
SocK OF american ahoat for Great Britain 4O2
time last year $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24
~ PTRSTANCE oF ~ oRDER or Hon

N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
New 9 a eo bTg' Ms late d 5ss comfy aa
o+7 New Yors deceased 10 present same with
vouchers thSTs s5 70 5ae 5e os 81 asB pass o.
veil No 40 wan Street IN the cry OF New YORK.
Dated New YORK the eighth day q september 1904
S R6a E5oI;7 n 3 a hfLERAEk'
Sullivan & Cromwell. Attorneys for Executors 40 Wan
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
New York Notice is hereby given to all persons having
a9e Of a ese County Of New Tor present. 4:
place Of tansaeting business a. the once OF Eussns
saoeSt EST No % t Y YORK on me or HP b % NSn
ID DATED New York the 2sth day q august 1904
IDA C. sAFET,
EUqENg ssE Ne. 4 q5s c fer Executors Sc Val
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
FRANK T FITZGERALD. Surrogate OF the
s s Fy N s,n sganst iANE E z ste
he County Of New York deceased 10 present the same
with vouchers thereof TO the subscribe at his place OF
[anzacttnz business a. ne 95ee OF EdVaTd e2dsshI3t
F sa H tSe S ~ New Y0T on or be6re 9 9s Son
Dated Ssw York The fo f3S Day e SfP,s0'E !eot
EDWARD GCLDsGTiMIDT, Attorney for Executor. so
Broadway. New York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
: Frank T Fitzgerald sgrrosats Of the County OF
New York deceased to present the same vouchers
thereof 70 me az Is'F L-cs o. trsnsaettng
New York. before the twsnty-arst day Of March
Dated New Yo tbs seventeenth day Of September 1904
GEORGE LEASK,
THOMAS = HoAGI4AND, Executors.
scaiors. q William Street. Borough Of Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24

DANIEL wTIITFORr Attorney FOR Executors once and
p o. address, 20 Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan
city ~ New York y Y
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-27
SAVED A YEAR OF HORROR.

There were not wanting critics OF
nizing the new republic. The Colon.
bians generally seem to think that the
strenuous young gentleman in the Casa
Blanca at Washington Is responsible
for the rapid movements Of the young
nation born at Panama November 3.
Heaven knows It may be the case, and
we should not think anything the
worse Of him for 1t. There are men in
Panama and all over the world who
are desperately tired Of the bellicose
gentlemen Of Bogota. who are always
brewing a row, with all the accom-.
paniments Of burning gunpowder and
desperate fighting. The worlds com.
merce. and the potent spirit OF prog.
connect the worlds two most impor.
tant oceans. Colombia cannot make
the canal; France has had enough Of
Panama for a thousand years: your
Uncle Sam would not look kindly on
the undertaking OF the work either by
the British or the Germans, SO 1t looks
as II he would have to do 1t himself.
The American Government knew per.
fectly that II another revolution was
allowed on the isthmus thousands OF
lives and millions Of dollars would be
thrown into the swamps In more
senseless manner than the rotting ma
chinery of the De Lesseps Company
| 1t has been fair both to the Colon
bians and the French company, and II
has acted in good faith. The recognl
ton OF Panama saved the world an
other year OF horror.-From "In tn,
Canal Country" by Peter MacQueen
In National Magazine for January.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-27
MCCLELLAN THEIR MAN.

New York. Jan. l7.-From Demo.
crat high In the councils of Tammany
comes an emphatic statement that
Leader Charles F. Murphy is bending
all his energies toward sending from
New York State solid delegation for
Mayor George b. Mcclellan for the
Presidential nomination at st. Louis.
While Judge Alton b. Parker had quite
a boom at the meeting Of the Demo.
cratic National Committee week
ago, II is said on good authority that
Tammany is not only opposing him
now, but will continue to deny that he
Is the "favorite son" of New York.
ID. J. Campau Of Michigan, Thomas
Taggert of Indiana and Urey Woodson
of Kentucky, all members OF the ma
tional committee, left New York for
their homes two days ago fully con-
WINGED that Charles +. Murphy would
announce Mayor George B. Mcclellan
as his personal choice for President at
an early date.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-27
HER UNQUiET SMOKE.

Tacoma, Wash, Jan. 17.--While
smoking cigarette in the vestibule
of a sleeping.car on the Canadian Pa
cifc Railway, Miss Cassie Huntlcy was
thrown through the glass door In the
dead of night, landing beside the rail.
road track while but scantily arrayed
in her clothing. This unpleasant expe.
rience occurred in.the springtime, with
the thermometer nearly down to zero.
She received n severe shaking up and
several broken bones, according to the
story told yesterday by Miss Huntley
In the Federal Court, wherein she is
suing the Canadian Pacific for $500
damages. She alleges careiessness on
the part OF the company in not taking
proper safeguards to prevent passen.
gers from falling off the vestibule.
Miss Huntley testified that she took
passage last spring from a point in
Alberta to Puget Sound, engaging a
berth in the tourist car. During the
night she repaired to the vestibule to
smoke cigarette. The train suddenly
swung around a curve. and she was
precipitated through the vestibule to
the ground. In some manner the con.
ductor learned that Miss Huntley had
been thrown of, and started back for
her. She was found bruised, but ready
to take the train again. The case will
go to the Jury tomorrow.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-27
THE PIONEER BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION OF
HAWAII

pays its withdrawing members at the
end of six months or year not only
the cash paid in by them but Seventy.
five (75%) per cent. of the profits.
It retains Twenty-Five (25%) Of the
Profits for the benefit Of the Stock.
holders remaining.
The Twenty-seyenth Series OF
Stock is now open for subscription.
ONE DOLLAR per month per share
A. V. GEAR, Secretary,
25O7-tf 122 King Street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-27
FIGHTING The TRUSTS
MANY CASES KNOX
NOW has on HAND
APPROPRIATION WELL UsED.-All
KINDS OF TRUSTS ARE
INCLUDED IN THE
WORK.

| washington. Jan. 13.-AttOrney Gem
eral Knox today transmitted to the
House his reply to the resolution ask.
Ing for information regarding the man.
ner In which he had expended the spe.
cial appropriation Of 100000 for anti.
trust prosecutions. A detailed state.
ment Of expenditures shows that to.
tai of s35.9S5 has been disbursed from
the appropriation, most of It for spe.
cial counsel. The Attorney General
submits a statement describing the ma.
ture of the cases prosecuted. begin.
ming with the Northern Securities case
now awaiting decision by the Supreme
Court OF the United States.
, Fighting Beef Trust.
The beef trust case he describes as
"a proceeding In equity brought under
the antitrust act in the Northern Ju.
dicial District of Illinois to dissolve an
alleged unlawful combination and con.
spiracy between seven corporations.
| one partnership and twenty.three indi.
viduals engaged In the business of pur.
chasing live stock, converting the
same into fresh and cured meats and
shipping and selling the products to
dealers and consumers throughout the
United States and In foreign coun.
tries"
This case was laid before the Su.
preme Court OF the United States from
the Circuit Court. which oyerru,ed n
demurrer interposed by the defendants
and remanded the cause.
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an Indictment under the antitrust act
in the Circuit Court for the Northern
, Distric of California against the Ma.
, tional Salt Company for having Great.
ed combine and monopoly to control
and enhance the price of salt. The
I defendants ,pleaded guilty Nav ~.
> 1903, and were fined 81 900.
/, A case against the coal carrying
, roads Is now pending before the Su.
i preme Court, to be heard March II,
, 1904, on a motion to compel witnesses
, to give testimony before the Interstate
> Commerce Commission and to produce
| books and papers demanded by the
commission in an investigation of the
: methods of conducting business as
pursued by the roads.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-27

would result in more satisfactory work
at less expense. He requires new
Assistant Attorney General to take
charge Of this class of work; also an
additional Assistant Attorney General
and additional clerks.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-27
Cutler HAS RECORD
has ROUNDED FLATTERY
ElGnIY-SEYEN TIMES
FRIENDSHIP OF TWO OLD SALTS.
CALHOUN AND HIS EXPERT.
ENcE WITH FATHER
DAMON,

The bark Kllkitat will sail for the
Sound in ballast about the LIST of Feb.
ruary. The good ship has an Indian
name. Klikitat being the name OF a
county In the State of Washington. A
few weeks ago the papers stated that
Captain Roswell d. Cutter of the Xix
itat had made seventy trips to Homo
lulu. The old Captain has made sew.
enty trips to Honolulu in the Klikitat
alone and, all told, has put into the
port of Honolulu just 1856 times, which
seems almost incredible when one
stops to think of the time these 13s
trips have taken.
The Captain has taken the Klikitat
to San Francisco ten times, to San Pc.
dro four times. to Santa Barbara three
times, and has made seventy trips to
Honolulu In her. He has. therefore,
rounded Cape Flattery in the old but
sound lumber schooner. eighty.seven
times. These eighty.seven trips have
covered a period of twenty-five long
years.
Sap'''n I''.e' ''e' en'e'eu 'ne pV's
MINIMUM" Aa"! "s' III III.
bark Camden. of which he was second
mate. The Captain says that he re.
members standing near the old Fort
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III ."ose usys sa,ot naruis Ane"
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anu met h,s ie''ows. captain out,e'
sun remembers anu mas great a,ona
ior .he "ahe VI n'o.he, Dah'oh' 'a,"e'
y, o. W. laihoh, MI Da,non useu '.
VISIT 'he men aooara 'ne'' sm'p p.',. anu :
was Always reee''eu ny ah Win
nea''s "e'.oe'
captain o"''er anu |ap'a'n ", Car
noun were ihseparapie' pelhs iriehos
ior many years, eap'"ll ea'houh ie
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-27

"For Sale" cards at Bulletin office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-16
DISPUTE OVER CEMETERY.
Can't Get Safe Combination
VanderbitS Buried There.

Much discussion has arisen at New-Dorp.
Staten Island, over dispute between the trus-
tees OF the First Moravian Church and Samuel,
J. Ostrander. former superintendent of the
cemetery belonging to the church
Ostrander was deposed last March, and he
refuses to turn over to his successor the keys
Of the Office and the combination of the safe
until he receives what he considers proper or
der from the trustees. George W. Cole. clerk
OF the board. and some of the trustees have
been trying to get into the safe by means OF g
cold chiseI and hammer, but have not yet sue
ceeded. The villagers taking sides in the
dispute, but the sympathies of the majority
seem TO be with Ostrander.
The First Moravian Church was established
in 1749. and is Of the oldest in the State.
The Vanderbilt family plot is In its cemetery.
and the bodies of Commodore Vanderbilt Will
lam H. Vanderbilt and Captain Jacob Wander
bilt there.
Nh. Ostrander was superintendent Of the Gem
etery for forty years. His reason for not turn
ing over the keys except under formalities is
that there are valuable documents in the safe
for which he had been held personally respon-
sible.
Mr.. Hope. the new superintendent, headed an
attacking party the safe yesterday. Finally
he got the knob off the SAFE but he had not yet
reached the desired papers, which include bonds
and mortgages to the value of $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-16
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Circus. Madison Square Garden.
Public hearing Remsen East River bin. city Hall
10 a.
Meeting % the NeYor Educational Council New-Yotk
University Building. Washington Square 1910 a. m.
Metropolitan Conference Students Collegiate
Church. Forty eighth-st. and Fifth afternoon
and evening
Dinner Of the Reform Club. Hotel Manhattan. D
Annual q the 18th Regiment. smory, Brooklyn
evening.
Meeting tire Alumni Association Of the schoolShip ST
Mary's. board the ship ?. m
Henry Association meeting consider East
side rent situation. Auity Hail. West Fo-ty-fourth-
st. =. III
Society FOR Protection OF Italian Immgrants social
meeting and entertainment Hartley House. No &l3
West FCrty-EiXth-st. evening.
Address by z P I. Gould Tho Housing Of
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