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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 2, 1889 · page 2

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low flip Day ‘Vlebrnlt‘

in Varietal!!-

WHITB HOUSB'JPTIUH.

A Scene of Meuce it

the Natiolmc.

Till: «mummy Lillllll-l.

The 15.. Had rk riot-

urea,

HAM (Runs “CALTIES.

mar-mung 1mm". (rand Annual
Event at the Whll‘A llrilllenc
AIM-mblngp~vw1‘ohlel I'nrtlol-
"ton “‘ere—-'I‘ho n “0:"! I".
Military l’nrmptn Prolonged to
Accommodate tlu'Mn. Clove-
tlmi a Chm-ml... (amnion-none
nod lAll'ollnGuWAI or t'rime in
New York—aloud! Murder. In

May Plume.

“'Asnmumx, Jnllo New Your
(mulled lam-e with a blr sky and tho
nirnswm-m ”- that»; Tim grand
event 0! the day—mu ul tin execu-
mansion—Brenden 1's fourth and
Inst mcbption, of emphatic“. .l awry
N.‘~l‘L‘l‘0 Haired in
preparing for the guel Sew \‘enr’e
day lever. when l9 nncl pillows,
$510M“ nnd ritiu'fl (“Bl sailor:

and nun 1', men-non. em
3' l. m

other testivity.

and Republicans, cow White

to pay tribute of mi express good
Wlnb‘as lo the chic! I” "l ”W Millim-
Tbc mansion, with ‘ilc decorations,
was rrudeml _still trnctlrn by the
unusunl prom-non lcal plums and
flowers displayed in ixlul‘i and princi-
ml roman. Noihiupn loft undone to
furnish brilliant nu‘le SUI'I‘ngiW

from
brilliance mid

{at the notable vocal the sen
first to int» was
grandeur.

The cabinet [arty re to mid. in the
resorption animal 1-; Were rlxown dl-
molly up ~‘l:lir.~‘, whrmideui 311de
As
mun], llll' Murine bu'illinnt uniforms,
4mg; noun-J in t llnlln! the man-
sirn. 31.! r 1:1: :lem; ary pun-finality.
nt ll n'ta‘n'k. 1le [in {or ”A" roception
to bcgin. airlitk up tr You)": Greeting
Mnrch“ lfiuusm as evident and Mn

Clowlaml new nwaiclr nrrivnl.

Cleveland npwarcd head if the sin

leading from the :floor i-‘ the blue

1:00:11 on the floor where tin-formal
Mutations were Lde. I minodintely

behind them came tiring party. The

members of the “who were present

Were received infomnd with the Indian

not of the immodiniring party, they

took their places bee olllcial receiving

11110.7 The receiviny comislod of the

' prostilent, Mrs. Ole Miss Bayard, Mn

\ Fun-child, Mrs “'hnd Mrs. Dickinson.
Behind the line Mrs. l'nlsom, Mix

w .JJary H mugs, mm Hastings, Mn.
Nelson, Mm. Chis! ice Fuller, Mrs.

flpeaker ('nrlisle, Mronco llnynrd, Mm

\‘ilns, Miss Pnulincney, Mr». Lamont,

Mrs. Linc-khan, Mtge Bancroft, Hugh
Md‘ulloch nnrl M‘thlm-ll. Mrs. Col.

Mr. [.mius Tuckl. Mr,

of V.
\ragll, Mr. and I} iienuy.
Judge: holy, of Kerk.

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lemma-v: '. repainting. After these
aims: ‘.: ‘ :4": luxury officers, in full
dresser. m. .illades Were represented,
1mm Em- U. :l :itmmd fonr's‘tm of “10'

major gen an; and :zlral in the army and
mvydw: n in the sir: barand eilverlnchor
o: the army lieutent and naval ensign.
lollowing tncso mm he officials of the gov-

ment, and then L- Associated Veteran!
of th» nor o.’ 1516, :-- Grand Anny of the
Republic and the unbofi of the Oldest
Inhabitants nsnocixm of the District of

Columbia. $17 Ban; Forty lath smug} was subbed-to
All of the to the anti I one o a petty fivemen,vntb
Mont hymn!” tg John 1 Wm whom I” VII 11 “15- ml brother-in-

Lieui. Dnvalmthelnny. Tbeypnned
uzhtberedwmathodooro: which
thesetvwotlicerlflol. The receiving line
madam-olefin“. parlor mthedoc
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h J . “a. ‘ mundane-um “doorway. Jemumehomnring
on. “fl““mnmolflrinflb'mw.wm

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Wilson, Miss “'ikn. Marshal Wilson.
Miss Mary Wilson, enntor Butler, Mrs.
Senator Call, Mrsltrell, Mrs. Daniel,

. Mrs. Kenrch, Mrs. _.‘.liss\'mu'hees, Miss
Randall, Mrs “'nll‘lrs. A. Leo Knoll,

Samuel G.

“’zml, Mrs. John I:- rs, Mrs. \V. C. l‘.

I Brwkenridge, Mm‘loo, Mrs. John E.

Rusecll, Mrs. Rani-ire. Springer, Mrs.
_R. W. Tomlmnd, Lollrr. Miss How—
ard, Miss Tlmmn, and MN. John G.
lli.lburn, of Balm-w. J, H. )lackin, of
how York; Mr, . I). (rimmlns and,
dnnghtzrr. of New ‘, Gen. James Grant
ll :‘.~u:r,€)f New Yo 1“, Gm‘crneur Morris,

:11: York: 311'. lira. Franklin Muc-

cf Bull'alo;

.nrul but ; :zient's time for the
. i of i“ i by be made, and

' “print. in, lizv diplomatic

Er lat .tcrin; first. filmy
_ ireprci s‘t’snoroinmilitnry
uniform. n. . rmlim insignia of various.
orders. They prose a. spectacle of gwat
attrnclirmcas and nior. The diplomats
filed int) the line r in theonler of their
appointment, and mm presented the
attacker. of their leg is. Mr. Presl'on, the
Haytinn minishrr, t on at the corps, was
unarohlnllly alrsudfz‘fil the city, so Baron
do Earn, the ltalimmistcr. [imam the
menus-rs of the mm the president and
Tk‘l'pi, with their indies,
pinned :lmough lime room and into the
large can. mom. carting that apartment
Into a scene of armed splendor, where
everytlrng in the mt brilliant oostnming,
.l it'll-.4, gol :9 and rich trimming
(Euzzlin; ray. Then followed
'.Cf toeprezna court justices,

which.
mthrownmmndnnmm

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Millie; . l.”-
llufl, clustei'ml . ' all»

moi the noon l... , . , ”it mum,
up“ fie would 1 mill rum», in be nub-roll
findoomay at the blue smut, Ire-M
by “HM in a loud distinct tone or voice.
Ill-ob rec mod p smile and I bond chap from
the pro-kiwi and him (“lowland in turn,
and the 1m! down the receiving line
through “198M” parlor and into the out
room. With all who [W tbmuuli the
potion, 31m Cleveland‘s charming denwmwr
we nubject of comment. Ilia-r manner bad
unchanged at her mnile leswuwi slum the
«mansion when the Mid bm‘ lira: hwptnnu at
the vxmutive nmmlon. It mm the name at
the end of the "caption as it was nearly lair
hours before, when tluI lint visitor WM
pneentml.

Mm Cleveland wore it lwnuilful robe oi
pd» pink mill... media wilh Mind lrnin, the
normal- roundul all the t up, and abort ell-Moe.
Tlu-fruut of tlnwkirt mu «imp»! in nilwr
olulmvldt-rml not, ibut llnvl h'mgu of buglm at
the foot, on elibvr sidi- wow plain pznwln or
unit French gray silk. umbruulnml in u put-
tem of mscbuds in ellrer. The lflt‘k of the
panels was edged with hum‘y liuxsinniur
thnlmmmemv-lnt lbs waist line and con-
tlnuM nr mud the pink train. The ban-k oi
the draw was l'riui't‘am,‘ slinpml, with pluli
folds on the rum. insienvl with [mu-l um
broinlury. The front mus jzxckxl nbnpml,
rnuudmlunil fullui‘vl'lll‘ lull Vent of pink
silk draw-.1 with white not. 'l’lv slow-wot
pink m 12- short pull» rrlgx-«l . ,.l’lm m. with
pm: mum. Thr- lrm‘ I». 1.14:. sum
the hr-nry fur. and lay ng.n.~p?‘m-:- inn.
mrlnnlnzly, She warm I!!! «lit unnl iti’s‘k'
lat-1', uwl u allnmoml slur m lli"l' inn, that “‘1-
drl‘h‘i l e; loom on lip ul lwr Laid. ”i‘l
gloves wvro suit pvnrl i-llnr, mil: llm lingers
01‘ ”in lugbl limnl turm-l li‘l"l€,‘ leaving hr!
haul {rm- togrnap tln- hunk of illuss.‘ win
pri- ~vl in the pageant.

Mi» [1 .mp1, “bu :tuml nun, “urv u rillnl'l
Ilrt .4 4 blue hru:n-l.~. \xilh pointml body.
lnlt'l; Mil l'rulll, upm “llli‘ll were laid fulll.‘
of gum". fipmys ul whilu illnc n-Inruml lb:
boly. mill in kiriln oi gmm mu drape]
nbout lhv bit“. The ”tomes m-ro rut to tlu'
elbow, and her lnir “"19 drawn! high, with a
blur foa'lwl‘.

Mm. l‘ulro-hihl “(n-n fl lmiml dross ul
plninmlnmlsilk. tlw lmlyx-nl lzlfl' mnlthe
train was of the silk. This front was drnpid
with (rill; of burr. and lb" peltlmnl “as of
(lull white satin. Across the from of tho low
bodice was tic-<1 n fisclxu u! love, knv-llol at
out: side. .

M13. Whitney Wore :1 amp-r1» gown oi
whim l l'l"‘fld‘3. mndu with :1 high lw win-o nml
ntmin. Down the front of the bodirc and
skirt \wre folds of yullon- mlin owl gold cm-
broidcry. The hlglu-ullnr wn~ {(Inh‘nt‘d with
n thm- stun: (linlnund pin. Hi».- worn a
great dimnomlfitnrin the pull embroidery
of the India”. and on tho shoulder mun
largo ruby wt n itli diamonds. and aim Iron
a spray of diamonds in her hair.

Mrs. 1-: n M. luckinmn‘s «iron was pale
green silk. l'nlerl‘lt‘rl'd in siln-r, of which
the ll'lllll Wm commse-L T he front mi:
draped in pale green tulle. nnd the low bodice
wusdmpnl in tulle. Mm woren blnvk rib
bon about her throat.

CRWES Ann «CAHSUALTIES.

Many Cnlobrniom Killed or Mai-mu] in the
Great Sister Cities».

Nsw Yunx. Jan. 2,—(‘omelius O'Connor,
a young laborer, while working on Elizabeth
street, soon after midnight, Was struck on
the bend and hat] his skull frnotuml with n
brivk, thrown by mmm unknown member ol
the "Elimlwtli slrwt gong" of rougbs, who
Were Skylarking and lighting in the neigh-
borhood. O'Connor is dying at nhospitnl.
The gang lin-l H‘slh’l'nl before the police
nrrivul. Timolliccrs found {mother young
man, John Styei‘ney. sull’ering from bruisn
and cuts snstnimd in in similar manner.
Sweeney was lulu-n l) n hospital. Three
arrests have been mmlu on suspiviou.

John Scary. a laborer. ngnl 2‘3 years. whilr
standing belon- the tonvmant till Truth nu»
DUO, where he lirul with his family, unwind
through the heart an! killed. ball" on hum
after midnight, by sumo nnknunn p rum
A number oi pimple in the will. -, '
. were firing pistols in the air, in “d i i . 3b
din made by burns and “'lllbll‘lr. l'. in willy
posed that through accident or enrolment-as
one o! the shooters pullilml his a cup m toward
the street. but it is lint probable llmltlk
guilty person will ever be «letmtul. Henry";

 

 

 

 

 

of consumption, and the slnwk 0t John}
death will probably hasten his own. The
brothers were standing side by side when the

work.
Hall a block nwnyfroru where this tragedy

not serious.

in; to pwple who were shot, out or bruised
Eightieth street.

F. W. Kersig, used
No. rm East Eighty—fifth s’treet.
street.

Tenth art-nun.

South Filth avenue and Prince street.

which were set upon him by some humorous
resident: of Avenue A.
There weye

law, Jame: Crow. 0!
the other four: ma: ware
with the «line.

edmt'onnowyeer m alimony

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older brother, William, has been nearly dead

i’etnl shot was fired. John was the only sup
port of the family, as William is unable to

tool; place a shot fired in the same manner
struck and wounded Alexander Christie, oi
No. 313 Eleventh avenue), but tho wound i:

There was a remarkably large numlur ol
drunken brawls between midnight and day
light, and the police in all parts of the city
were kept busy making arrests and :ittend:

Benjamin Gotthelp, aged ll, was shot in
the leg while standing at Second uremic and

“3.), was shot in the
shoulder while looking out of a window at

Michael Lnrkin, aged 12, was shot in the
legnear Eleventh avenue and Filly-fourth

Alexander Christie, aged 30, was shot in
the shoulder on Thirtyvfifth street, near

Patrick Fitzgerald had his nnkle broken in
a fight between rival gangs of tough: in

James Sullivan, a trump, had his clothes
torn off and was bitten by two bulldogs

an‘unusuel number of small

fires durizmg t night.
" a , n brawl shortly after mid
nigh t comer oi Forty-eighth street

end iret evenue, Michael Crow, aged :38, of

First venue, and
abused

Bkoonfl, Jen. a—Tln celebretlon d the
him
one Mn. Ell-Kildnflfigod 28, 01113 Envy

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William Dinky/shot end probably fatally
roamed John Henry nt 57 Nelson meet,

 

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mm“... nmwmmmwflw— .M—

uflsowwmmewdnmunm~
lie-til vulture aiming in, in inn-time! it
time and tour. ' The alien N‘W‘l‘fil‘um‘ it
ole-m who make the duty one oi general
idling, but in the llnrrlaon memento many
mm» who dn nut utunlly ulnu‘Vu tho vmtmu
of New \‘enr‘e riuliiug. There wi-n- no no
(rudiments. but in .m-h virilur Mr. mu! lira. ‘,
Hm». unw- n kindly nimble.

To the dlniiugulalml hoot were oilrml
many mngmtuintlum purl irulm‘ly p: in limit!
to tlw (wining olmngo in him mn-liliun an the
obit-l umgixlrnln of the ”MN“. “ll: \lnturs» A
in :allnumlwml about will Among llwm
worn many lliilim The only illnlllnuualml
\‘iailnl‘ from out of limit “us h‘onutur lllnlr.
0! New lllmlmlnlru. llv i- in [he Muir div
liveriug In'iurm, during the mngnmlounl
mean, und any» that llln‘ coming lwn- mm
mori- of an ideal than purpow, but he rolled
on Hon. llnrrirum, with whom lu- »prnl mum
limo.

(ten. Mlmllrhl": Sud New “hi-1"».
“‘AMIIMWHX, Jun. :Lv'l‘llo romaine u!
Mm iii-u Pix-Iiulivl-l were taken to West
l'oinl, whom I'm-y worn buried today. They
Were m‘i‘umlmniml by lieu, vauilnlil, the
members vi his family and hiux‘mumlllufl.
bouts. lllm, Sawyer and l'ilcbvr. The
funeral m-rviccs o! the llpisooml church were
rind at the Imus» by liar. .lmvpb A, llnrohl,
u! the (“bun-h of the lloly (‘um Some
lunutiful “mums sent by him (lowland
were plan-ml on the coillu.

01;. Hill Soldier Murders Another.
, ‘luniuwxlnz, “in. Jun. :.'.»-r\\'. F. lludrr,
n wit-run vi the late war. was nabbed and
instantly killed by Louie Selimltl.uml in
mun-ht lbu Sulllivrs'lmnw, aged «3'; years.
While drinking; iv-gsrlhvr in n enloou the two
old miller» inn-moo invnlrrd in a dispute
over llu-ir rurpoctiw wnr records. and
Si-hnnli \mitml fur [lumbar on the road to the
home, “lli‘ll he plunged n kniio into the
imm- wilh {run elk-oi.
[in In a Church.

NE“ \’M:K,Jnn. twinning the celebra-
tion of high nuns in St. Mary‘s church, Long
Island Hi)”, nt ll! o‘clock, the evergreen
dormrniinns o! the altar look tire from the
con-lies, and the flames mun-ll a panic and
etnmpxlr of the congregation. The burning
mob-rial was sum pulled down by male cool
headed penmis, and the panic abated. Thom
wrote no serious results.

 

lr‘utnl bnloon Fight.
Jilin“ (Sin‘. Jun. 2. ‘‘‘‘‘‘ Dominion Lula idiot .
null fatally mmmlul Frank ifnrrello in n;
saloon qunrl'n-l, nt Arondnlm uml wrap-3i by i
n passing train. but wnn arrest-xi utl ru‘rii‘nl 5
of the tram) lll‘rt‘. lie was mvorml with:
blood. and clnims that tho shouting was in
self deft-nah, :u h llllld lirst been ntlnckul and ,
beaten. l

 

 

Senator Stanford Remember» the Boys. I

\\'A:~lii.‘wm.\. Jun. 2. "'r "mph Ixn‘m‘lr'
ger boys who mrriul n m Sl'illtlm‘
Leland Stanford u crc ..
warls. glul'va, boy» of r}. in. ur bllVl‘l' dul‘;
hrs Th.- pnm‘lol lb“ strut-:5 in little'
squads nil". "lint rill ii r Nuntor Sum» 5
lord."

Now hnrlt’y Sew \i-m'e l’nw’cnt. .'
NEW Yong, Jun. ‘J.~.A.l:un l'unmugln ‘
bnw‘ prmulul in NJ. Yuri-t city in, C‘luplmlll
"Tip,“ lil‘l”lltl in hlh' in Ann-rim. l‘x ulvnl
Rulvb; of the vli‘;'ltl‘llllifli€ oi ‘ml'lm‘. r ‘
this 3:“ on behalf of in: city yearns. y. \

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

POlSONED Ann Bdrm.

‘I'lio Philadelphia Murder n 3‘0“ Atro-
riom l‘rlme.

l‘muuuu-mn. Jon. .1.""*(.:l‘>i’r lmeslign- 3
tion Eliot)" not only pn-Ixmlilntiun of th-3
minului V'lllll'lfl'hL‘r on tln- part of dawn.
Sifll'llp to kill hi» pariuu‘r. Anton Schilling.
on (Christmas day, but if the anal) ~i. of lhr
inleslinm «lrnll [TI-Yo, n5 h mum-t. i that it
Will. that imam m "-le m hurry-:3 ma
um! in ttr limnlu‘. the rliam n! guilty par
iiciwtion md (mien nil ilm mnr.» 2.5," ly
nimz: :ch miwrnblv; “runny. now in like
I‘lniziriu-Zplzlu lubplhf. Silo «Sculls that air,
Kin"? nuythingr»! llr: math-r until Hop
»‘.;|~‘ nrrwc. d. —

The daughter of the nmrub-rcr lixul 1m:
in as, iir- day when tho pl'xrvinus nzl .npl.
which fall: ‘l to kill tho mun by point: “u:
made by Schwp nt tin) llbligntlon of the
woman, and it is now thought that Si‘llnui‘
:nlmlnigtvrod n vlunzrol lnndzmmn lo Schilling
on (’llriatrn-ls Izwming, nnxl rill. nli‘ in; log.-

 

 
 

wup. hr the nan immune iliscna‘ildo.
[1 r, . :0 though: tlm. l.“ ninlcl: the
dying Lllhll on his (nee, :1.» as m

pro-lure on injury which might in]: n.» if u
sculllc had taken place, and that on the pin:
of aqunlrcl lw might (scrip- the £31“qu
The-letnils of his rum’iminn, tinrn-Eorc, an
not entirely lwllevul. Dr. Fonnml, tlmmr.
oxwr's physician, baa; the ini-stimrs {or the
purlms: of analysis. \thn he finishes his
examination the inquont wid tuba place,
.‘orouer Ashbri'dge holding all the dub
until the police have fully made up men
also.

 

California Statistics.

SAN lv‘nAxCisco, Jan. 2’.—-'l‘he Chronic-£93
nununl review states that 13% was the most
prosperous your in Cniifomiii's history. The
pram! population is estimated at 1,400,000.
Many counties have doubled, and some
trebial, their population during the year.
Mineral products (or 1888 are valued at
sawmill); manufactured products at Sill),-
006ml), orchard products at 824,(ltl),000, and
cereals at $13)”): buy and vegetables, 590,-
uutwin’); wine and brandy, $8,000,000; wool,
$6.3M”: savings banks deposits, $175,000,-
uuu, or genome oror 1.957. AW] value
of all property increased ill-51000.00); raisin
product. 000 boxer: omng product,
season 1335.9, est ted 1,200,000 boxes: bean
product, 70,000,000 pounds

 

Mysterious Sulcldo In Philadelphia.

I-‘munmrnln, Jun. i—A man whose
identity it was impossible to discover com-l
milled suicide in a room in the Girnrd house,
some time between 1 o‘clock on Monday
, night and .5 o'clock yisterdny afternoon, by
mooring himsell in the month. Before kill-
ing himself the man destroyed everything
then; his person likely to establish his iden-
tity, oven scratching the name or the nmker
on n pair 01 spectacle cases he carried. The
body was removed to the morgue”. The men
had forgotten his hot, and in it was slumped
the mum at the dealer, “Ho . G. Spellissy,
113 Pesyunk avenue." This the only thing
tint is likely to lead to his identity.

 

Curried Three Dulce wlth I Cur-bed lag.
chi'. Ills», Jon. a—Jehn Prettymnn,nn
employs 01 the Western Union Telegraph
compnny in this city, (all 0! n Hannibal and
St. Joe train Sunday night shoot 0 o‘clock,
the wheels cutting oi! h'u right leg. Bo Wu
three miles from West Quincy station, Ind
binding up the slump he crawled the entire
distance on his hands and one knee, dragging
hll €11“th uni bleeding limb after him. It
nrrived at the Men et 6:36 o'clock in the
morning and you at one- tnkon care or.
m at Gol- 90m.

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81‘. Low. Jun. z-A W from cum-
np, no.I announces the dull: of Col. John
”Dent. n min-lav of Gen. Grant.
in; In. Gant’l W. end

 

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. ................ ' ':"L1WEDNESIA

. o! the peopled loath Normlk to their

Fine :3, 91 “miseries

a N . main an,

Opening T day, Dec. 27. ’88.

Will. Mililltl}, Form» 3‘ John llutchlngza.
‘ “’ll. llAllllAN.
0U " OTTO:

We - Stu , to Pleaee.

lllll‘l‘ % IllllTlllll l
$1”. 00 ,

STOCK BE SOLD.

GRAND 0 ING SALE

THE Ni STORE:

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From llrr. 13, l to Jill]. 15,1859.

ll “in: nude largrprcplri' no: I y myr:
gomie. l lmfil that mime i‘— llp- :ln'." us “Inch

“W" ""“W. “(l llm'lhrm in grunt Variety and n! wayi

l muko u ~;i~'i“':1ll}'ull~‘n:.ry S; i, v ‘
ll;“'fl1lfll"'~. 'i‘lumlwrwmlwr z,“ .0. 3,1; 115', hum. [h .9 u ' ' ' ., ‘ . 4
limit: hm! almrnud liulllm.‘ u.’ um; lineup: ' 3 v 5“ ~91” . 3-H! tbkdnn a ,

OME 0N$<DME ALL}

i'r'n’r! m :u-v 3H1) be in :in'fl‘lr'l “i all ‘1 avail morn-if o! liil! oppmiur i'y

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C. Ho Em-VEY, ;

1:3 Sol-ill fl-Eniul South Nor-“'nllr.,

ti? 0" "17 9‘0”. W421 pitting in I limp: lim- til now

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