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JUDICIABY SETTLED.
Constitutional Convention Com-
pletes a Troublesome Work.
80MB IMPORTANT CHANGES MADE.
Tho Court of App-vols to Consist of Seven
Membrane—County J udgos to Do the Work
of Many Courts of Sessions—Au Appellato
Division of the Supreme Court Crested.
ALBANY, Aug. 24.——’l‘ho judiciary arti-
cle has been at last settled by the consti-
tutional convention. Many of tho pro
posed radical changes have boon doieatod.
As the article now stands the court of
appeals is to consist of seven mombors.
Courts of sessions arc abolished in all
countios oxccpt New York, county judges
to do tho work. lugs is to have tw0
county». judges. N pensions shall be
granted to judges cl oted after 1305. An
appellate division of tho suprome court
judge of seven in the first dupurtmont and
flvo in each of the other three is created.
The superior court, court of common plans
'of Now York, superior court of liuiialc
and city court of Brooklyn arc abolished.
. When the judiciary articlow s akon
up again, Mr. Iiirschbcrg 0 cm
amendment makl gcountio less than
190, 000, instead 0 100,000, cxompt from
the operations of the section forbidding
surrogates and county judges to practlco
law. This was adopted.
hymen "orsun Lawyers.
An amendment was cilcrod to exempt
Hamilton county from tho provxsions of
tho suction forbidding laymen to bo clout‘
ed to any ”dicial oilicu. Adopted.
Mr. Vooder offered an arucndmcnt that
would forbid any lawyur holding such an
oillco. llo know, ho said, that it was radi-
cal, but he thought it hotter than putting
into tho constitution a ciauso to givc only
lawyers julis.‘ The amendment was din
footed.
Mr. Roche oilorod an amondmcni. to in-
clude pulioc justices in the pillow which
only lawyers should hold. llc argued
that only a lawyer should be trustvd with
tho lifo and persons of individuals.
Mr. Holcomb, Mr. Schumackvrandhlr.
Sullivan each said that the court ri'gulu-
tiona in Now York, Brooklyn and iiuilalo
wore that harm but lawyers should be
oligibio. Mr. liocbo's anlcndmunt was
lost.
Mr. Vocdcr oflorod an omondmcnt strik-
ing out the section allowing, tho iogisla
tum to extend tho tux-m of county judges
and surrogates to 10 yours. Adoptod.
Mr. Maybvc ofh-rod an amendment to
the last section abolishing courts of spa.
cial session, and, conferring upon justices
of the peace and local courts, ostablisbcd
by tho iogislaturo, tboir powers.
The judiciary committee was willing to
ncccpt tho amondmont. Mr. W. ii. h’toolo
objected and argued tho question on the
ground that. tho justices of tho pouco can~
not impartially administer over these
courts. Tho amoudmcut was doioah-d,
the judiciary cumuiiltoo withdrawing its
support ultcr finding that thcro worn
courts of special sossions in scvcral other
cities.
With tho doicut of this amundmont the
entire articlc had bocn gone through with.
and no umonduumt of any grn-ai moment
was aduptud oxccpt tbosc to rcduco tho
court of appcnis to sown nu-mborx-l and
lvavn the term of oilice of‘ tho aurrogntu
of sings vounty at six yours.
’l‘lu- discussion of tho lncosum was ink-
on up as n wholo. and aftoruu aumndmont
providing for allowing county suporvis.
ors to fix county judiciary salarius Mr.
Cbonto moved that tbccmnmitloo risnan‘d
ask that tho measure b0 passed. Adoplud.
A Curious Amondmeut.
Wbllc tho roport was being mado it was
discovered that scvoral mumbors wantod
to submit uluomluicuts gvnvraliy. and tho
body wont into comniitico of tho whulo
again on ll.
Mr. 'i‘owns of Brooklyn omervd a gon-
crnl allwndmoni consisting of six ontiroly
ncw auctions to tho judiciary article,
changing it vory nurturiuliy from the ro-
port of tho committee on judiciary. it
was oilcrcd so into, howovor, that tiwro
was very little consldcratiou givlm to it.
Thu last of tho six nmondmonts was a
curious one and caused laughter among
the dologatos. it providcs that tbcro shall
ho a court crior for the court of appeals
and for tho supremo court, who shall ho
at least 0 fact it incbus in height and bu
costumed as tho court or chiuf justice
thoroof shall dotormlnc. lio shall be
armed with n HWUI‘ll, a lamp and a liiblo.
and shall with soiomn and stately mien
upon and closu tho sittings of tho court
from day to day in tho following language:
Hour yo. boar yr. lawyers and litigants!
Hoar yc, hear ya. civilians and militant»)
’l‘bu houorahiu auprcuw mart of Now York
In about to begin its mmt righiuous work.
but ovary ono rise. doff low bats and high halo.
And lu-arkcn in silom‘o in its Judgmvnlo and
flats.
And in closing he shall say:
This Hull‘lllll rouri. in a solwuu way,
“all ground «in rolling lllw all day.
Tim grist that mum unto lin mill
Will lmwdopari. Kimp Mill.
int all hvro rise and hliliW rosplwi.
llow low. low. low in tho puopll-‘a clout.
Judiciary llopnrt Acccpml.
At tbc ovonlug Hilfililoli Mr. Pool: of Troy
continumi lilii romarlis iu famr of Till!
unlomlmnnt to "loot thuuppollato cuprvnm
court judgq-s by dopnrtmonta instead of
bv districts. Mr. Eglt. Brown was in fo-
x if of Mr. l'uok‘s plan. 'l'horo walla lung
in .d dc ultnry argumo t over tho matter,
and iin‘ mnondmont as dcfcntcd.
M r. 'i'owns prosoutod bis uniquonmcnd'
mont a low miuutvs bcforc adjournmcnt
and oxplainvd it. The amsndmcnt was
dufvatcd. and, Mr. Griswold rising to oilcr
an amominwnt. Mr. lioot movod to cxtond
tho session for in minuica. Carried amid
much confusion. Mr. Griswold wantod
tho limitation of appeal stricken out and
argued for 10 minutes, and then his
amcndmcnt was adoptod.
'i‘ha cullilxllllur, on motionol Mr. Root,
rose and reported favorably on tiiopassagc
of tho articio. Mr. Lincoln moved to rev
commit to tho Judiciary committee with
instructions to Nlll his amendment rolain
ing to county courts as doll-atoll previous-
ly. ilc doumndod and ohtninoda roll call.
This was band as obstructive tactics and
consumed all the lilac, it being 90 min‘
lites oiior 10 below it was finished. His
motion was ilofcalod~ym 20; nays, 85.
The pending qia-aticn bclng tho accept.
once of tho report of tho committoo of the
whole, liar. V'sedar called for the you and
can. Tho article was soot to a third remio
log by a vote of 95 year to in says.
This Euncstlonsl auction.
in a 0,000 Word dooumcut presented to
lbs convention the causation-i calamities
struotiou Is a separate body. but gives its
povvers to tbseboard of regents.
The committee were unable to agree
upon any constitutional provision for uni-
fioation. None of tho plans presented
seemed to a‘msjority of the committee to
bo certain of accomplishing the dosircd ro—
suit as to justify its adoption in aform to
remain unchangod for many years. 'l‘bo
university of the state being recognized by
section ll of tho proposed articlo, tho coin-
mlttoo feel that all further stepsulay ssfov
ly ho loft to tho legislature. '
in regard to soctariun appropriations
tho report says: “In the opinion of tho
committoo th‘orc is no domand from the
people so well grounded in right and nub
son as that the public school system of tho
state: shall be foruvor protectod by consti-
tutional safeguards irom all social-inn iu~
“billion or inti‘l'fi'roncu, and that public
monoy shall not be usod diroctiy or indi-
rcctly to propagato dcnuminutionul tenets
or doctrines.
._ ‘ l‘ho argumonts in favor of such a pro-
vls o ’aro in our opinion conciusivo, and
tho ohjccticn that it will result in make
lug tho soliools ‘godless,’ or that such a
constitutional prohibition would imply
an the part of tho pcoplo cnncllng ii boo;
tility or cvon lmliil'urcnoo to roligiou,
scams to us to be both groundloss and ab
curd. '
“'l‘bc question has boon rmsmd as U.
whuihcr tho uso of the words ‘donomina
tiollal iuncis or docirinca' will in any
way intorfnro with tho rcadlng cf the
Bible in public schools. The opinion of
. committen is that thcy cannot with
any rcammabio iuiurprotatiou TJL‘ takcu
to so prohibit. "
GLASS FACTORIES MAY CLOSE
Manufacturers of Window (sinus and Thai:
Hmployous Fall to Agror.
i’l‘l'l‘slu‘no, Aug. :2l.—-'i‘bu snub-runcc
of tho lnanufacturvrel and window gins.-
workcrs to sottiu upon a wagu sonic ad
jourucd without ugmcmont, and no day
is Not for n rrncwai of tho roulurobcis,
'l‘hu mauui'octurcrs dcluandod a Iii) pvr
cont mduction of tho labor cost, wbilc tho
workrrs were willing to grant only 15
per cent.
The manufacturers claim that as tho
of tho total, 50 par rout of which is paid
to momhors of tho Window Glass Work-
ors' association, it, is impossiblo for tbom
to aswmo tho 35 par cont of tho cont
which the Will'kl'l‘ii doiuand.
The settlement of the wage sonic in this
district is important, inasmuch as the
northern and custom districts arc con-
trollod by tho action hero. As tho manu-
fsclurcrs doclaro that no compromise can
be aci'optud. and tho workors boingcquniiy
docidcd in ihcir views, the prospect of a
complete shutdown of tho window glass
industrios of tho linitcd Status seams prob
ablo. Should tho usual romuuption nil
Supt. 1 not take placo. 20,000 Workman
will be affected.
Ely Investigation ('oilnpws.
{ti/imam, Wis, Aug. Elw’i‘bo investi-
gation of Dr. iiichurd‘ ’l‘. Ely by a come
mittooof tho board of Slatn univl-rsily
rcgcnts uttoriy collapsod last ovonlng
when Ely's accuser, Stutu Huporiutvndoni
E. ii. \i‘olls, in a munmuniumion. dcciirr
cd loappcar iurtbcr bcforo tho commit
two. which lu- dcculod dostllulo of anl‘l'
and lmcuuac ho thought that the dmnon-
stratinns at tho inst scssiun of tho min-
mirtoclwd him to lroliovo that he could
not bopo for a fair trial. ‘
_A Dying Ernbenlor.
ll;\l.‘i'l\ll\iLi-‘., Aug. :li.-—Ex Slain 'i'rcas
urcr Stumnson .\ rrhor. who aftor sorving
m-ariy a iivc your form in tho poniioutiary
for cmbozziing stato funds was pardonud
by (loVi-rnor lirown. and whoso physical
condition noccsaitutcd his rcmovai to the
City hospital for scvcrai days afior bis ro~
lcaso. ruturncd to tho hospital from his
homo nonr licl Air in a much worsv condi
lion and is now bcliovod to ho dangorou-l
ly ill.
Strum” and Negro Minors i‘lmh. .
Mol’xr l‘l.i..ss.ixl, P3,, Aug. ‘Ji.w~:~‘ia\-
coke strikurs from horn, whilu on their
way homo from tho Socttdniu lncotlng.
worc givun a warm rocoptiou in tho ovcn
ing whiio coming lbmugb Wcst (ivcrtou.
it acorns ono of thorn fired off a pistol, and
that siartcd a mguinr pitched baitln- with
tho mlorod men at the plant. Sovcrai
hundrcd shots wnm cxcbangmi, but tho
only pomon bit was a Slnv, who had tobc
hauled homo and is oxpoctod to dio.
Fighting [lob Tulsa» Command.
NEW Yuan, Aug. 2-i.~—Captaiu ilobley
D. Evans has takcn command of tbo linite
od Status cruiser New York, which is iy.
ing at tho Mb dock in tho lirookiyn navy
yard. 'l'hc cutlro crow, cohabiting of olll»
cots, soamon and marines, wcrc callod _to
quartors by Captain John W. l’bilip at
tho hour named, and thou thoy wcro mus-
torod on dock to meet their now come
mandcr.
Florian Eloot 0mm".
A'l'iJih'Tli‘ Cm. Aug. :l»l.——At the son-
sicn of tho National Florists' asmnoiatlon
hero tho following olilccrs worn oloctud for
tho c’nuuing your: l’rosidcut, Edward
Lonsdalo of i'hiladolphia: vice president,
F, U. ltoincman of Pittslmrg; cometary,
William .T. Siowart of Boston; trouliuwr,
ll. li. liuaily of (ill City.
Paying tho 00st».
lNlil.i.\lAl'l)l.l‘4, Aug. ill—Jl‘bo moment
of tho «tutu militia who wuro on duty dur»
ing tbn rocont moi mino and railroad
strikcsbcgan lu-rv. (lovcrunr Mattliows
gnvohispcraonai unto for tho rcqulrod
amount. $41,000, and the local baniw ad-
vanoud tho iuoncy.
limvlng on Lnkn lioiunlgumnud.
\Villii‘l‘LN‘i'iill. Mam. Aug. Lil. - 'f'bo
right oarcd crows of tho \i'avllusstts and
Worccntur lioal «loin bad a mm for tho
unmlour cbmnpionship c)’ Lake (Julnsig-
mound. Tun thousand spectators wit.
noascd tho rm‘o. 'i‘bo \i‘acbusotta won.
Farmorn With lisd Mom-y.
Allrmma, l’a., Aug. L’i.»—Oillcor Wood
of tho United Halos cool-ct scrvlvcbrougbt
to this city Wilmer Wampum and A. L.
Obor, young farmers of balloon county,
charged with dealing in counter-fail:
mom-y. ’i’bcy wuro hold for trial.
Htiwtts‘ mum Kliiod.
Asunasn, l’a., Aug. 2i.--Ai1mn Stir-
ctts, aged at yam-s, tho fatlmr of Jack
Stivstts of iho iimton basoimli mm, was
instantly killed by a faiimof coal at tho
Merrnirn mine.
Blsmd‘Aoonsod of Murder.
Batman, 1’... Aug. Mum; coroner's
jury in the our of Anna M. Walton! found
a verdict of dollhcratc murder against har
husband, Reuben ll. Walton-s.
wTJElQTYEEJQQ.
Tacoma, Au . lit-«England, SIM“!
sail Italy limo ispotolmi mu- mwl‘. M
Mossy-la {cribs protmian of their to
overthrown”.
labor trim of window glass is 7.3 pcr cont .
Till. EZETil ll insulin
Token From the United States
Warship Bennington.
AN INTERNATIONAL slur row or
Ilia Son Salvadoran!) Bologna “'1“ Fight
For Liberty In the Courts Here, For i)
no is Ertrsdltcd in» Will lie Shot as!
Robs! and a Criminal.
SAN FIiANileCO, Aug. 21.-Goucrnl An
touio Ezota and his follow rofugccs iii‘i
prisouors at last by authority of the linit
cd Status district court. The local oil‘iccr:
ri-ccivod notification that the diflcrunce
botwccn the navy department and tho dc
purtmcnt of justico had boon compro
raised. at least in a uioasurc, and that the
naval authorities of Marc island Would
pormit the Unith Status marshal to sonn-
tho warrants.
'l‘hc navy department maintained its
position on one point, hchvcr—«it' would
not furnish transportation for tho marshal
and his dcputios to tho gunboat. ’l‘bt
marshal, too, was dctorminud to uphold
tho department of govurumont which be
rcpruscuts. Ho rofuscd to cbartcr a tug,
and than soomcd a possibility that the
rcfugces would be loft to did of old age
on tho high sons.
Consul Hired a Tug.
Dr. Calderon. the local consul of the
Salvador-van govornmcni, flunllyintorccd-
i‘ll hero and prevented any soricus rupture
botwwu thuso clashing dvpartmunts oi
tho lfuitnd Status gm'crnmont. lio went
into his own pursu for tho lnoucy and
chartered a tug.
.-'i ill-r ibu formaiiiivs nom-ssary to fully
sustain tho dignity of tho navy (lcpnrte
moat were over Marshal ilaidwin and his
dopullos 'wcut on board lbu- gunboat. Ini
modiatoiy afterward tho iii-nningfon's an
chars worn llulntail. film had bccn lying
“i
GENERAL l'lli‘ITA AND FlAh’i‘i‘IE.
at ant-bur nmr ibu l’arullono islands.
about 30 milca from part. A few minutes
iatcr tho iionnlngton Was stomping to
word can From-ism buy, but as one of bar
cnginos is disnblcd film made only slow
progress. 'l‘ho Tlonnington steamcd in
through the iloldl-n ilnlv last night.
That tho refugees are now under arrest
then- is no doubt, for Marshal Baldwin
and his (loputlos want on board the gun-
boat for tho purpcsu of making ibmn prisv
nucrs whorl tho llcnuingion should haw
plihnl‘il within ihu lhf'i‘l,‘ mllo limit. Tbr
llcunlngton pal-loud up tho buy and cum:
to anchor nil tho quaraulim‘ station.
Sbu coup-s from a port infosli-d with
yellow fowr. ’i‘bo boailb (IlTli'i'rfi w--ro no
tiiiwl of lu-r arrival. This fact NiNlll gavc
riso lo a rnporl along ibn \Viibi'l‘ from that
tho gunboat has :3 cams of yellow fovor
on board. Noltiwr Liuutonunt Stuncy nor
(Yonsul .i. (‘aidureon Would verify or con-
trndivt tho rcport or say anything about
tho arrost of tho riiiilifl‘iuv. 'l‘lm yoliow
fl-vur yarn finds in-liovors, bowcvcr.
Extradition Menus [ll-Mil.
Marshal Baldwin and his dcpuiios rmI
still on board tho rruiscr with tho mun
supposl-d to bo ibc prisoni-rs. vau they
will come ashore it is not known, but it
is bolicvrd that tho opvra bouf'fo featuros
of tho lizoin opiso'dt- urn about orcr and
that tho scrinua featurm of this intern!»
tiuuai complication will dcmand public
attontion today. It is . thought. that the
fivo rofugcm will bu taken at once before
District .ludgo Morrow, who issur'd tho
warrants for llicir arrest.
'l‘lmn will bogin lliii proceedings which
will dotormiuc Win-lbw tho ilvu mvu shall
be given tboir frcodoul nr bo takcn back
to San Salvador to be shot by tholr politi-
cal cumulus, tho suocossful mvolullonists.
There is a probability that baimas corpus
procccdingo will be brought on behalf of
tho prisonors bob-r0 tho extradition mat-
for is cxaminud into. in this ovcnt only
tho validity of tho warrants would b0 at-
tackcd.
'l‘hu lionningion did not go into quaran-
lino, as was at first thought, but steamed
dlrootiy to Marc island. 'l‘bu priaolu-ru
Wi'm landed in San Francisco and are
now confined in tho iodsrai building horn
in custody of Marshal Baldwin.
Pleading For the Htrikors.
()uaua. Aug. 2-i.-ilonorai Manager
Dickinson of tho l'nioa Pacific is daily
rocoivlng hundrnds of petitions for rain-
atatomcnt of old rmpioycos who want out
on ntriku. 'i‘hon'u lotion do not oomo from
tho mun thomscivoa, but from nu'rchauta,
bankcrs. moi ostatv agl-lltn, board of trade
ussociuilona and otbcra.
Roll» lmilgnntinn Mamiings.
hlrmi‘umwuv, Ala, Aug, L‘i. —-— Tim
Kuib "matings, which worn calls-d for
ovary county in the utntv to pass indigna-
tion roaointious “Vt'l' tbo rcuuli. and con«
duct of tho rccvut stain circtiolI, did not
maieriaiizo to any grout arrival. in many
countiv-a nota man appvarud at tho ap-
poinicd placc.
Tammi" "lawn to Plum-s.
illrrl'am. Aug. ill-wily tho explosion
of an ammonia tank the toamstcr in
whom) wagon it \Vmi lining cartod was
blown to plows. Tim victim was .loscpb
'lilasingI-r, agcd mi, married and an our
pioyoc of tho iiock iimwing company.
Cmr ('mrsnd it Wrock.
ilaomlarmvx, Md, Aug. 24.-—.\ Nor-
folk and \Vostrrn {might train. in booking
acnr at Silopiu-rdstlmu, W. Va. collided
with acow, throwing who car down an
ombaukmoni. i‘nmli cini‘ liondcr and
Brakomau Kiblou m: 0 hurt.
A, Church's Contnmlni. '
ClIAMBElli-ilil'liil, Pa. Aug. lit-JIM
csntonnialcf tho Rocky spring Presby-
tsrian church, can of the oldest and most
famous rcligious millions in the country,
was celebrated hora.
flow Policy for Neil].
l’Allli-i, Aug. lit—«Tho Journal dos Do-
bsto animal-ts that King Number: of italy
will crr-ato tho “vicamyaity of Sicily”
and will make the Prince of Naplns vice-
my.
To Abolish nods» my.
Blunts, Aug. 5M.~oll'gmpor0r William
contrmplstos lilo abolition of Sam day
as In public holiday and tin summation
of «author holiday.
FIVE DON’TS_
DON’T - B... mm, 09,0,“ 1., .1... m,
DON , T $29.53: $3.in .. 1...... ..,..,
DON’T
DON’T
Decide until you have compared
prices and values. We am yet to be
told that our goods are high.
Think for a moment we cannot fit
you at our facio in New Yoris. We
can make everyt ing exactly right.
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Buy unless you are suited every way,
and if 0065 are not as you thought,
bring t em back and have your money
. returned.
DO N" l '
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Forget to tell your friends about us.
We depend a great deal on the value
of ting advertising a pleased customer
can 0.
Store will close at 0 o'clock, Mondays and saturdays excepted,
until further notice.
W. A. BENEDIBT &. COMPANY,
SENTINEL BUILDING, WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Eitravagance
May lie in paying too much for Mining, or in paying
too little. .
If you buy feed for loss than we ask you'll not get
all good quality—that's poor (economy.
If on pay more, you pay too much, became WIT:
sol the best there is.
This rule applies to all our goods, fists, Com Bran,
. , .
Meal, etc.
Oats and Corn carefully screamed from dirt and
chaff.
Pratxt's Poultry Food, Pratt's Food for Homes and
(‘att e. ‘ . ‘
Grain.
Man uei T. Hatch
l 5iilVlARSHALL STREET.
, BRANCH OFFICE AT somsnssv LIVER? fi'l'ltBLfl.
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The Leading Dry Goods Store.
Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
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.'.'STillll - THE ' SPECIAL - OFFEillliilS - WIWED ~ BElilW’..
The first special offering that we wish to call your attention
to, is, that we have secured another 500-yard lot of outing flannel,
same quality as we had last spring in nicely asaortcd patterns of
stripes and checks.
-: Price 60. per yd. :-
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25 doz. Bleached Huck Towels, all linen, sizo luxiiu, good
value at lac. ; our price,
I 2 l-2CI 536“.
Good Unbleached Table Damask, 25c. yd.
A new assortment of Embroidered li'lanncls, full skirting
Width, from
690. to $l.25 per yd.
W”’>W<VW
Our special mark down sale on all Summer Goods still con-
tiuues. ‘
irislram 86 Hyatt, Noruali, Bonn.
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AWAY DOWN, SPECIAL I’RTCEH THIS WEEK.
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Jonas‘ Brut Flour, $4.20 par bbi.; per bag.
Hucwilalm Flour, $4.00 per bbl.; 50:! pm bag.
Maud 8. Flour, $1.40 per bhl.; 55c par hag.
Record Flour, 45c per bag. .
(lur tom; ibis wool: are a prison treat. a special minors {or 00:, la a incur;
and will satisfy tho moat fastidiom bum. Nola tho spacial Wm“ ml are giving
with one pnimi of 00.; Tea or one pound of linking i'omirvr. in. Tiroy about be
equaled. , ‘
We bavo also received a choice salvation of llama and Shoulders. The linen
quality in the market. Elam, inc put pound; Should". ills: m pmnd.
BUTTER. BUTTER. BIITTEB.
Our Butter is still on deal: at some old prior», 2W. ”33's; and tic per lip.
Theiiew York iirooery ilo.
Donovan’s Building, Washington St, Suit lama-Ii.
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rumors flTRElll’l‘ Aim AVENIZI'ZJ
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