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MR TOWNSEND STIRRFaD UP.
INDIGNANT AT A NEWSfATER'S CHARGES.
1UP DIPS DKBAR TRIAL INTKRRDPTRD?AN INVES
TiOsTios tWBtSSBMW*
An unpleasant element was brought into the
Diss Debar trlnl j-eaterday. >*hich will alm-vrt cer?
tainly result in another criminal i-roooution. A
netvs}?per in Its account, of Wedneftdar'a pro?
ceedings ha*' nude much of thc tact that John D.
Townsend, the able senior counsel for the proseett
tion, and James Wi Rsndolj.-i. one of thc witne*??.s
for the prosecution, had left the court-room simul?
taneously, though by different doora, after ? mut
lial "K-nnce of intell- **_n<y.n Randolph wot
fulled for by the Assistant Distrlct-Attorbey
bhortly (fter this, and did not reply, having left
thc building.
The newspnper in question broadly hinted that
Mr. Townsend wa* responsible for the witness's
flight. Mr. Townsend, with natural resentment,
called Jud je Gildersleeve's attention to thc article
as soon ns court opened. The Judge read it. and
at ths* close of the forenoon session he conducted
an informal examination into the affair.
Aa the result, when the case wns resumed after
recess, he stated that the matter was one of which
it was clearly th. duty of the. Court to take cog?
nizance. He referred to Mr. Townsend's high
standing ns a lawyer and a gentleman, and said
tbat if there h.td been sufficient evidence to jusnfy
any such inferenc** as wns'mad<**. it would have
been the duty of the Court to call the attention of
the Onfroi Term to it As it was, however, h_.
entirely exonerated Mr. Townsend. " I think,"
he went on, ? that the inainti-ttion is an unwar?
rantable refiectJon on the professional conduct of
one of the most esteemed and reputable mem?
bers of thc bar. The investigation presents an?
other feature, on which I must say a word. Mr.
Randolph states tbat before he ltft the court-room
a slip of paper was handed him containing these
words: ' Leave room quick. Get thousand dol?
lars North door.' He does not think he could
identify the person who gave him the note. I
shall hand it. to the prosecuting officers that repre?
sent the District-Attorney's office, nnd ask them to
give the matter an investigation. If they arc able
to find the person who bunded this communication
to the witness, he would be guilty of a misde?
meanor tinder thc IVnal Cod.\ and if the D'Strict
Attorncy. throucli the assistance of the detective
fore, shoti'd discover the person, it shall be
brouglit to thc attention of the Grand Jury."
Mr Townsend nnd ex-Senator LV.-yd beth thrinked
the Court, and Assistant District-Attorney Davis
promised a thorough investigation.
Thc day was one of interesting developments
for thc i*roseei*ti<*n, who presented much te-_ti
m-.ny which was n**w. To put it briefly. Kate
San.lslinry, the actress, testified that M'tdr.me Diss
Debar once tried to ongntio her to be the " snirif
nt ber mntT'.-li-'ing ?canee*; Mrs Jennie Hamlin
knew Ann OT-din nt the house of her mothr Mrs.
Ralom-n. in Brooklyn; J. W, Itando'?*_i re'ol ' his
cxi-criericcs with the " Mf-dnlM" at No. 1 <?'> Mndi
son-avc. and was riddled by the hot shot" Mr.
Town-end poured inti him at cross-examination.
Isaac Buchanan, a Horst, of No. 40" Fifth-nve..
was n fri. nd of Lob Minter, who, in fact, w?s
Luried from his house. i<nd did not know of her
Imvlng any daughter; Sus-.n IV Vance knew Ann
HTMia wir n abe WM a ehild in a'ms. a**d G ir.ge
C. T. Salomon. Ikt brother told of the che 1< ted
career hi- sister Iud I'd un to its recent culmina?
tion in her arrest and indi-invent.
SPIRITS IXSPWED TIIE LETTER.
v
now MISS TrrtRV r.-di* t><*-wv stairs on thf
DflfTni?'- nice,
The trlnl of th" snit In which Miss Mtnr.le Terry
scobs fMO.000 damages from Mrs Mary Ann Ferine for
ltl.cl, proceeded In tim Supremo .'oort before Jnstico
Lawence atd a jury yettertas, Sf the presence of a
throng of sprtato-'. among whom were many m.m
feen of thc soclctv of Svlrlttiid'sts to which the parties
belong. Ito examination of Mt, Ferine wis con?
tinue 1. She pi av cly iclntri that a clairvoyant nan.ed
Martin, while In a trance, saw Miss Tatty trying to win ,
thc affect'ens of her husband. Acting upon the be- I
lief that this was true, she had written th-* letter
claimed to bc libellous, to Mr. tarroll, thc president of
Ihe church society, personally. She did not Intend
li.at lt sbonld bo published. Phe prayed to the spirits
to remove Miss Terry fi-om her path and she believed
that lt wa? In answer to this prayer that Miss Torry
at once left her house without ipoaklng to her. The
people at " tho Home*' called Miss Terry *' the doctor's
little (lee.?
v . nt did Mi-s. Ptiylter, the medium, tell you in
her communication from your daughter Eva? A.?
?va told me about a letter from Miss Terry to the
Doc o..
The witness said that Mollie, from whom she ha?
re.i\ ni warnings concerning her husband and Mis*
Terry, was ?"one nf Mrs. Ptrylier'n regular controls'"
and thal ''John Morris's spirit*1 was another, tho
?toted that her husband had given Miss Terry magmetic
treatment.
0? I?ld he magnetize her? A.?Ile did. tinder tho
dlrctloii nf M.-. ailed sj-.irlts. She -..-nested lt and
wa- wining to have lt tone.
Mrs. I'erlne sr.ld that when the Doctor was going
away. Miss Terry would have the last hiss before he
went and would have thc fiist kiss when he returned.
The witness could not help lt. Sho was a slrnplo
nonentity In her own house. Mts. II. T. Milson
te-tltled that she was a physician and that she had
atten.'el Dr. and Mis. Perln<* In a pr fo; lon.I capacity.
Sh" waa to:. i,y MM TetT| that she loved tho Doctor.
Thc witness thought that she was insane.
Eli/a A- I-.11*, who had lw*en a hoarder at "the
Home." said ihe hx-l -"ou the Doctor carry MIfs Terry
down stair- on his back, she had her arms around
Ms ned, as st,.* la> al full length on hi- hack. At that
time ihe wjtneei hean! Mks Terry tell the, Doctor that
Ito l'.ved hm. sho did not hear tho reply. Tho
case ?a> adjourned until this morning.
POLICEMEX (LEARID OCT THE CHURCH.
A UVKI.Y QI'ARPM. IS A .IMISP.Y CITY GERMAN
IITtlPRSN* O'VGRIC.A IO**'.
There has been trouble int some months In the
r.M.ui.i Lathami Church in W'hltonit.. Jersey City.
BM > <..':'.'*('i*ati-.n ls not satisfied with the wav In
whir: Ito building Jl roc tors have pcrformca their
duties. Iho board of Trustees, too, find fault with
the di'odors and have taken -.ldc-, with the people.
The el ? iis*li ls a small frame building. He-cause of
the quarrel, lu the congregation, the cl 'ireh was closed
two aretha ago. On Wednesday night the building
director! went to the church to hoM a meeting. Al?
though they vero not Invited to the meeting, Hernard
Heinrich and Jacob Keller, of the Board of Trustees,
ar.d Not.ry Winters, a member of tho congregation,
were present.
A m.inlier of the femalo memr-crs of the congrega?
tion eVo entered tho church and took sides w|.t+ tbe j
, and for a time them wai, a groat deal of ,
excitement. Ernest Hlland, the superintendent of
thc Sunday school, objected to something tha#l-jroctor
Hahnhia had said In (;erman and threatened to whip i
thc director. He put his fist under Mahnhen'a nose
and son.c of the women dragged Lim away. The ]
>. is ran out of the church and returned with tao <
bo].. tuen, who cleaied the building. The .I.rectors .av .
they will have a inoetJng and wind up tbe affaire df
tie church. ]
ROBBERS DETECTED RT A LITTLR f)IRL. ?
Uaw n en were a*T_.tg*ied before l**olic? Justice Naeher, '
tn Brook:yu, yesterday, upon a charge of buirlary. They
?were leta McMauus, of No. SSS Graham ave; George '
Bluomflvlj. ot .Nc. 247 fc>r,*Kh Thlrd-sr., ani Michael Mc- '
' m, an ex-convict. They weie aeon to c-nt i the ?
house of Hector Logan, at No. 100 Kent-at, on XVednee.
lay afternoon ia Um- abaenre of tbe family, bj a little ?
girl wi.., i.ved in Ute adjoining houae. Ktie ia sr thora (
carry ojam a couple of bags of things and followed them (
to a su-wi-tar. Me.tlng _ policeman aha told what she |
auapected and the men were arrested.. The atolen prop- *?
arty was wot th ?700.
-M_- 1
BURRI*0 A WATERLOOOED BARK. '
Captain M-AMaa*. of the British sts-amcr Teulera. which J
pyttroi at this i^rt yoamtSay trom IUa laanlia, reported
that on Mar 10 ho alghted thr, Uut.h bark Matilda, of '
600 tons Caa*eoa Voss, from CartllT, for Moluceoa Mt? l
with aaoL Th., bark was watar.l,.g?_ ,nd thc ctvXMln ?
and crew were taken oa boird the Tailers. Captain Voss ?
K-ji-rU'd that tho bark aoilel from Cardiff ?n April 1, and '
that ahoitlv after sailing he ei.e^uniered heavy *?
v.ther, m nhirli me vessel strained cmshlerthlv. At '
the time of abm, .onion her the c?*w atatr*. Omi, there was
US. towt ot mtij't in tho well. After rescuing the crew
th? bark waa act on tte. tutu and aft, and when laat aeen
from thc MaaaaM sa. a ma-* of flames. a
ci mhitted ron killiso mn fa th er. i
I'atrlck McO.rniott, of Ne. 184 Fast Seventy fuofth-st, I
the youi. | man -u. ix-ttod of cn (Ml uk the death of hlsfaihor, t
waa tonuiiittid In the' Yorkv.lle Court yeaterday morning a
to await thc action of tbe coroner, ID attli atys that
his father waa Intoxicate! und irr.lv.-d the lajurl.-s which
cau-w-d his death by falling ifalnst I stove. Oatertlvo
Martin, of the T?. nty-flfth Precinct, cxainlnod ti,., prem- *
laea and says there la every indication of a struggio, ol- '
though no weapon waa found Tbe prlsoaar ls thirty-two 1
years old. Ho waa under the Influence af liquor when I
I
HOM E A E irs.
PROMINENT ARRrV.VLS AT THE HOTELS.
ASTOR-Kiral Conan actor Phillp Ulchboni, U- 8.
dary. BRi-VOORT-Lor- da oii-fom. of Kofiand.
UM NSWICK-Henry Adamo, of Wa-hl.i_.t--n, and M. B.
[ngalla, o. Cincinnati Fin II A VFiNlTB-Mcretary
Endicott and wife; Senator John Sherman, of Ohio;
-?on-w-oman Oeorce Weat, of Ballaton. N. T. . Curtis
ft-IH. of Bnston; Henry Vf. Sage, of Ithaca; and State
n. ,,u(?rs Donald McNaughton and Frond-, llei.dii. ks.
"JILSRY-Alexandor lt. Shepherd, of Wo-h.ng-on. HOKF
MAN?Sauator John P. Jenae. of Nevada. NEW.YOKK
Seii-itor Wuae HiunH-.-. of South Carolina. VICTORIA?
_*.lonel Henry M. D-lBeld. of Detroit, on- Vf. S. Cham
bcrlaln and Xl lae Jcnnio Chamberlain, of Cleveland.
WHAT IS OOINO ON TO-DAT.
Fasaett Investigating Committee, Superior Court tooma,
ll a. in.
Waa Debar trial. Court ef General Seaalon*.
Boird of Electrical Control, No. 1,318 Broidwiy. t
p. ni.
Ladles' Tennis Club opening. Livingston. Staten leland,
?fie rn ooo.
Quarantine Conunlaalon meeting. Mayor Ilewltt'a ofllee.
Alice Woodliall'o case before Aaoiatant United Sutea
District-Attorney Boee.
Trunk Lino Executive Commltteo, Commleeloner Fink's
office.
Trial trip of ferry-boat Robert Garrett
lillie practice by 9th Regiment, Creedmoor.
Society of War Vcteraue reunion. Rossmore Hotel, 8
p. m.
New. York-Chicago baseball match. Polo Gr- uni-*, 4 p. m.
Presentation of fla* by Lorayette Poet, No. Ito, to
College of the City of Nsw-York, 8 p. ru?
st. Teresa'e Uraullne Cenvene, ceremony of Profes?
sion, IO a. nv
Pair In aid of Tribune Fresh-Air Fund, Jackson Semi?
nary, No. aoS-l Flfth-ave., lp. m.
Plge win eaae before Surrogate's Court, Staten Island.
Plymouth Church prayer-meeting, 7 :46 p. m.
? m .
NEW-YORK CITY.
Theodore Denchor, employed by A. Kleeman, a
market goldener, pleaded guilty yciterday In the
General sessions to taking r.ven_e on his employer
for discharging him by setting fire to a lenee aud
the covering of a hot-houie. Judge Martino sen?
tenced him to one yen and seven months In the
itate Prison.
The new managers of tho Cotton Exchange h-ld
their flrst meeting yesterday and appointed several
:ommittces.
The Ra*/. Dr. William N. Dunnell, the rector of
All fcalnts' Protestant Ep.scopal i hurch, will deliver
ti'o baccalaureate Sermon to the graduates of tho
Rutgers Female College lu St. Thomas's Church, at
Flfth-ave. and Eifty-thlid-st., at 4 p. m. Sunday.
There was a glut of Delaware and Mai .viand straw?
berries In market yesterday. 6tock In primo condition
sold wholesale at 4 to 6 cents per quart. They aro
like.y to soil low from thu onward aa New-Jeisey
are due.
California made a fine display of fruit yesterday.
Dv.diey, Clapp A Doc, of West VS abington Market,
received CCO case, black and ox-hoart chomes, and
cherry or goose plums. 250 cases apricots and 160
cases peaches, lh*. white cherries were among the
finest ever seen here In quantity.
The June arrival of fresh mackerel are not plenti?
ful; they are worth 18 and -0 cents each or 10
cents per pound. Whola salmon down to ?__?*> cout6 a
pound, cuts 30 cents, connecticut River shad aro
now a feanire of the tish-stands. -Some buyers await
the arrival of them on account of it a.Iii i.mal ex?
cellence. Buvks are worth 30 cents and roe GO
cents.
George Connolly, age five, was run over near his
home. No. 418 East til IJ janith at. and seriously In
Jinel yesterday. Tho wagon was dilsen by Puter
Hart, of No. oOi East Elg*hiy fourth-st.
Tho Stato of Georgia, by lt* principal officers, asks
for proposals fur tl,OOO.OOO nea 4 1 ii per cent bonds,
w.th wh eh to pay o!f tho portion of tho public
debt which will mature on January 1, lesli.
O'Donovan Rolla has been robbed of a gold watch
and chain. " English emissaries." he says, entered his
home In Urooklyi and "don*- the (.oed.*'
The redline ma..agers of the Produce Exchange
yesterday passed a resolution to cloe* the hmlnoea of
tho Exchange at | :10 p. m. from June li to _>(-*j1.-it>
ber lo, and to begin business af ll a. m. on Mondays
between those dates. The newly elected board also
met and appointed Thomas P. White secretary and
L. B. Howe superintendent.
The children In the primary department of the Jack?
son Seminary will hold a fair this afternoon and |
evening for The Tribune Fresh-Air Fund, a feature
of which will be a magic lantern exhibition by
Fletcher Snead. Tho oldor pupils have ahcady given
two entertainments for the fund.
The transfer by the Roman Catholle Church of All
Paints of the pioperty on the southeast corner of
Madlson-ave. and One-hundred-and twenty-nlnth-st. to
tho Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent do Paul for
125,000 was recorded yesterday.
The Second Avenue Railroad employes held their
picnic anl games at Jones's Wood yesterday after?
noon, over OOO people belnjj present. Tho winners
were David Di-onan. J. BatTy, J. Lawrence, D. Sulli?
van, "Sam"1 Lee, Manhattan Athletic Club, and T. F.
Delaney.
Patrick Egan, ex-president of the Irish National
League of America, bas boen In tho city for tho last
few day*. Ile caine from Nebraska to meet Peter A.
Whlto, of Dublin, agent of the Irish Woollen Manu?
facture!*.' Association.
Thomas Martin has organized a large I tish-American
anti-Cleveland Club In the XJth Assembly District.
A cup. presented by Thomas ll. Hall, to be contented
for by tho winners in the League and American Asso?
ciations at the close of the season may be seen to?
day at No. Hill East Thlrty-scventh-st.
A special meeting of tho Colombia College Chapter
of Phi Beta Kappa will be held at Hamilton Hall,
Madlson-ave. and t'oriy-nlnth st., at 4 o'clock to day
for the purpose of electing new members. ?
Lafayette Post, No. 140, Department of New-York,
O. A. IC, will present a set orflags to the College of
the l Ity of New York at the Academy of Music thli
evening. Chauncey M. Depew will make an address.
BROOKLYN.
Mrs. Mooro, the wife of Chief Engineer John W.
Moore, who h__> been detached from UM Navy Yard
and ordered lo tho Mare Island station, gave * Kat.'.-e
Klatsch on tho Navy lard lawn yesterday aliemoon
itt, a Itiowall to har ttmmte.
lin rumors that A.miral uheiardl ls to bo de?
tached a..a i omniodoro John II. (.luis put In his place
are dlseoun.cnanccd at the Navy laid. Adm.ral
.heroiui has reinrned from Washlugiou and wa.s In
il? omeo as usual yestcruay, where lie win probably
remain, ai least until the tow cruiser Mame la well
jnder way.
subscription books for tbe capital stock of the
r"ulion Elevated Railroad Company to oj-orafe a lino
n the Twenty-sixth Ward, valet will bo practically
in extension el the Kings County Kid, Wan op.-in'.l
19tSat*9S bf the Rapid Trai.sii ( oinuilssionei., who
aid ont the route. The capital wa* lixed at WQ0.000,
ind *_J,51.r. shares wero taken at pim) a share. Moat
>f tho subscriber* are Interested in thc Klius County
:oraiany. a
Tho lift li anniversary of the marrlago of Dr. A. J. F.
'-Chiends was celebrated on Wednesday evening In the
.entral Congi-ega'Ional Church.
The terni* ot tho present Pork Commissioners ex
>lre at tho end of uext week, when Mayor chapln ls
xpertod to appoint eight new Commissioners. There
s now one vacancy In th*s Board, aud three of tho
.resent Commissioners, tho Rev. Dr. R. H. Storrs,
?.. K. Kennedy and C. IL Luscomb, were appointed
.y Mayor Chapln recently to Hil vacancies, lt li
spectod that they will be reappointed.
The first victim of the season's heat died yesterday,
le was Patrick Barry, age twenty-one, of No. b'iO
licks st., who was prostrated In a lumber yard at
laltlc and Columbia st*, on Wednesday.
A girl named Lizzie O'Connell, who loft her home
n Philadelphia la-.t week In company with a member
if a Japane.o troupe playing with the Muldoon Comedy
ompauy, wat found by her father with the com
?any lu Brooklyn yesterday and went home with him.
he ls sivoiiu**!] years old.
Tho friends of the youthful members of the
'Olyuvhnlc Athletic Association yesterday wltne??e<l
heir eleventh annual games at the ground*, of the
;r.x.i.l.. i; Athletic Association.
Joe Atkinson, belier known as "Isaacs, the hang
aan,*' who lives at No. 'ibT Evergroon-ave., is unhappy
i-oaase (iovernor Hill signed the bill abolishing the
allows In thU State and substituting electricity os
means nf putting condemned murderers to death,
itklrson's Inkiness ls gone, so far as this State ls
onceriied, and he will be compelled to take himself
tito anothtjr State to carry on his chosen occupation.
IRE DBTECTIVE TUB SOT MEAS TO Do IT.
Drtectlva Horgan, of the West Onehtrdradind twenty
:xth Street police Station, who ls lo bo placed on trial
*fore the Poll.* Boaid tor shooting young Charles __
toyuor, said yesterday that the shooting waa accidental.
Ila defence will be tbat he fell In chasing tbe clerk and
imt lils revolver waa discharged a lihou! any inu-rtlon of
.-looting
?
TIUKSATLASllC TRA TBLLBB*.
The CI17 of mirna arrlvid from Liverpool yesterday
ri th 103 saloon and 700 steerage pats*.Dyers. Anning tha
ninon paoaengsrs nore Joar-ulm Kan? 7wo. Louis Aldrich,
lalor Ai-rasirong, B. IV Bartlett, the Kev. W. W. Camp.
Bo* Fielding Clarke, Chief Justice of FIJI, Stanley
tanner, Jamea Galloway, Frank Kuraeh, Mr. aad Mrs.
B Inalla, W. Livingstone, jr., O. L. MaoArthar, J. M.
Rete. Robart Tracy. Oeorge Townsend, E. N. Williams,
II. M. Williamson, and W. A. Waitera
Si
XE H'S PROM TH E 8 VE URBS.
NEW-JEIuSKY.
A " ttta champetre" was opened on tha grounda of
the Orange Lawn Tennis Club at Montroaa yesterday
tn aid of the South Orango frco library.
Word waa received in Orange yesterday of the ar?
rest In Buffalo of ? Doctor" William Oodllng, the
fugitive colored coachman and goneral agent af Oeorgo
J. Beabury. Tho charge agaliyt him ls embezzlement
from his employer.
Eugene A Favor, painter, of Elizabeth, was found
dead In h-s bed there yesterday. He was last seen
alive on Monday. County Physician Westcott ls of
the oplulon that the man committed suicide by poison.
Tho Inquest will be held to day. Favor wu the son
of the notorious burglar ".Tack" Fox who In 1854 was
hanged for the murder of William Henry, a young
sporting character of Elizabeth.
NEWARK.
Patrlck Desmond, who was arrested wPh a nnmb-ir
of burglars and Indicted for keeping a disorderly house
where thloves resorted, waa acquitted In the courts
yesterday.
The 7th Regiment Volunteers Veteran Association
have decided to attend the dedication of the New
Jersey monument at Gettysburg on June 30.
Examinations have be?n begun of applicant! for
admission to the Newark Technical School.
A satisfactory trial was made on the Panalo yea?
terday of an electric launch built In Newark by
Anthony and Frederick Kock* nz au m.
s> -
JEPPEY CITY.
The Supreme Court has refused to grant a new trial
I.t tho case of Thomas McCarthy, tho New-York bur?
glar who was convicted of robbing the house of Dr.
Theoder. Hornblower last summer. McCarthy was
sentenced to eighteen years In the Trenton Prlion, and
he will be talten thero next week.
RA II WAY.
Tha Board of n?..lfh has organized by selecting Dr.
E. B. 6llvers president and Charles 1^ Lambert
secretary and health Inspector.
The Board of Education has decided to close th** pub?
lic schools for the Bummer vacation on June 20.
The 6nnday-schools of the Baptist and Methodist
rhnivh-s will hold their annual "Children's Day"
festivals on Sunday. ^
WF.STCHF.STr.R COUNTY.
Christopher Pwan and Joseph Farker. trustees of
the African Me h..dist Kp sr opal Church. ?__
Etty belle, w*ore arrowed on Thursday on complaint of
Peter I.ai.di-etid, ir., another tm-tce. for creating a
.llsti.ibance In the church during religious services.
The accun.d were held f>>r examination.
-_?
THR CATHOLIC RVIOHTS CHOOSE OFFICERS
A -state Convention of the Catholic Knights of Amer?
ica was begun yesterday In 1st. Anthony's Hall. No. 00
Mr Dougal-st. B'fora the buslneaa began the delegates
NMfcet In a body to the Church of Bt. Anthony nf Padoa,
In Sullivan-.t., where high mass was celebrated bj- tho
Ber. J. S. Duffy, of ll.ll-_.1jB. State spiritual director of
the order, assisted by the I', v. tBmtt Jsnv?a as deacon,
the Rev. Father Daniel, sub-deacon, and Father Psmphi
lu*, master of ceremonies. Father Anaeletua, Father
Julius and the Rev. M..n?lcn(>r Farrelly norn also pres?
ent. An address of welcome ass made by Father Ana
ck-lua. James A. M.Ti.orney presided. Th.' ord.-r ls
at present In a flourishing condition and. Ita mem^cishlp
ls Increasing. These offlcers were elected for the en?
suing year: State pre. idem, T. J. Larkin, vice-presi?
dent, J. J. M.t.iivern. tttU sc.retary, Beter C..illus;
State treasurer, Thomas Fair..ll; .stat- spiritual director,
the Sm. Jamos s. DufTy ; d-legates to the supiem-* coun?
cil, T. J. Larkin and T. J. rower. The next convention
will be held In Brooklyn. In the evening ? dinner wa.*
given to the State council by the city members of the or?
ganization at Clark's, In West Twenty-thlrd-st.
THE EVE BEAL of cn i RLES LABBALLB.
The funeial of Charles I.astalla. formerly proprietor of
"The C'ourrler des Etats I'nls," was held yesterday In tho
French Catholic Church of St. Vincent de I'aul, Tn-tity
thir 1-at. and Slx'h ave. The church was crowded, some
of the most influ. ntlal Ftench-Americans In the cit.* bain
present. Tho altar was drape! In bla.-k and white and
was one blare of wax lights. Th.* aeleaa requiem mass
was celebrated by tho Rev. G. .<-.- ;. It, assisted by the
Rev. lather Humbert as deacon, UM tuft. T. Wucher,
sub-deacon, and the Rev. Father Calve?, maner of cero
monies. These were the psll-bcarers: Charles A. Dana,
Charles Coudert, Dr. Cbauveau. L. Mercier, A. DOuvIlla
and M. Thibault. Those present Incluied: Viscount
Paul d'Absac, Constil-Ocneral of France In New-York;
H. P. Ssmpers, Edltoi of " Tin- Counter" , F d- Tranaltcs,
edlior-ln-chlef of " The Oourricr" ; H. reaulejeuno and E.
Aupolx, membera of the atatf. Ita burial was in Green?
wood.
CL OSI ,V 0 A S ORA OX 10 rs SA WEIL I.
Occupant* of houses near the planing and saw mill of
F. F. Smith .. Ce... at No. 1CS West One-hnudred-and
tweutysevonth-st., rec i.tly made a complaint tn the Bojird
of Health regarding the smoke and noise from HM ml.I.
and Sanitary Inspector* Decker and Gold, ehmldt made an
Investigation. Their reper. to Sanitary superintendent
Day contained these KateaMata ah..ut the mill: "The Iron
smoKO flu., rises only t<> the h..?'ht of iii", third story of
the neighboring dwelUniis, so ihat the etomt and eas from
the or*i nt shavings and other fuel enter their windows.
The exhaust tsmm is u<.r properly eeataaaat and till the
neighboring bundill'.'- anl vants .. Ito motto*. The noise
of iho exhaust and the motion tt the machinery, wnlrh la
Improperly set, ls surh a? t.. jar the ,,, igiihorlns houses
ind affect the health of Um Inhuhitai.?.*.*? Opea the
re. -ii.imendation of Dr. Day, th" HaaJU Ii ard yesterday
declared ihe mill to be a ?? public nuisance," and ordered
boi.lno,H tl,,.p. to ps MMamdet " until such appliances are
Introduced ss win abai-- the nuisance.*'
SEEKISO A SITE Foi; FEDERAL RCIT.DIXOS.
The monthly n.e. linc of the Chamber of Commerce waa
held yesterday, President Diaries S. Smith fielding.
Milo M. fielding and Juan M. l>t.ll..s ?,.ro elected to
membership, and the re. lena lion of Seth Low ?aK ac?
cepted. Woodbury langdon I;, lng fleeted to th.- va. amy.
The Executive Committee report--, tea letlcns which \vere
adopted favoring the Incn-aso from el,.Vin, OOO to 13.000,000
in tha appropriation f,.r ihe n.nr (.,,\, nment ;,nil lings
In thia city. Jackson H. tChatM favor-d ihe erection of
an Assay .mee and su ra__- \.iu.ts for l.uilioii on Goveruor'a
Ibland. Mr. hrhulir, .Samuel D. Babcock mid James M.
Constable were appointed a ipeelal con.ii.i,, |? vi.*ct and
report on a Hittable site for tho n> w F.-deisl buildings.
MOURSISO FOR A LOM CAT.
A remarkable cat BlIeaglBg to Mrs. Ow.-rn, of No. 225
West Thlrteenth-st.. has t?-en atataf s.iic.. Taaataf anl
the sorrowing -s.man offers j ld reword to the poison who
returns her pot. She advertUel ter leaa jeiteidaj ami I
typographical error mada it appear that MM .Mued tho
cai atllOO. Mra Owens says the cat was Milto, -nighed
nearly thirty pounds and had one blue and one sjold eye.
It will eat corn and asparagus, n. -ides thoo peculiar!
tie., Mrs. Owens says that the cat will stand on Its hind
less and imitate Sullivan and will spring to the top of
a door and swing.
?
a nerrin: seller wnn oouLD wait.
Henry E. Fuller, of No. 41 Vlg.-n.i-...... nrooklvn. was
held for trial by JtteUe. Ford il I , ?, Uattot Court
y.-M-rday U. anawer the chart.* 0f hi a ns .1 fmit of diamond
earrings valu.d at |-_-. Mrs. Anna Pond, who has a
boarding-houae at No. 114 West Tlilrty-eer.ind st. pre?
ferred the complaint. Fuller called on her on Tuesday
evening and Induced her to buy a platan tha turned
Into an a.rove at the b.vk of the mea le g.,t the mon-r,
but before she had time to get lt Fuller said he would walt
for tho mono- u t.i the .*_llo.?ln? day and hastily departed.
After ho had gone alic discovered that he had stolen her
diamond carringa.
m??-.
THE MUSEUM TO HA VE ITS FtOUBBg AGAIS.
An order was served on Property Clerk Harriot at
Police Headquarters jeM-ltaj, du.- Ung |,|m to deliver up
the wax figures whieh aero stired In Kahn's Museum In
Broadway a few m&uths ac. Kahn Ineaajet to remove
the lip.ires from Headqiiaitcrs after BilhtfUL lt was said
that his cont-itnplat<.d suit against loaparte* Steers aud
Anthony Comstock for dan.ago* would ba abandoned.
-? ?
ALL THAT HE SEEDS IS LEO.%
August Axt, age thirty four, who came to this country
from Wurtemburg with lils wife on August 4, Hxy oms
tmmnmy sent baeit m castle Garden ttem tat Hearait
HriKpital, having hat both his |.-^s iwpmta^ jj,, ^
L<.u working on a tent emt .'.'ia:ii up to ian Mater,
when one evening he nariel to walk to Uamllla n. j,,
on a visit te his father. On the way his legs'boeame
frostbitten and he waa taken to the hospital, and having
neither crutches nor aiilf.ilal leg*, he wa* aent to the
Immigration c'nniml-eloners as 1-elng hefeaJeaa Tho man
states that If ha had artificial leg* he could support him
aalf by worklm is a stone mason.
-? ? _.
ADaauncemeata
I-Rimmei.l's Caramel.'. I.ich, Mellow. Deli
none. Hams on a?cli ? rayner. Wli.ussals ll.,,., ;wsiirand
iu iirancues. Ubi Pe*tWtWOf. -' V, rsi 14th st. tm mb owv
-?
fl EN* RT A. llAS'IlT.s, AI. I)..
am wen uttmt
Dlsaassasr tho Verna, smsa. -MaMMTltaMa oraona
laipoteDceautiaterililr Hauls?aio Ui mi,
?'To Morn kr-.
it ns. \f*t*atxiw*s *e>r:n*t 1 inoe, ?r _ itt tr v. rast.l.t.
softaus ths gu os. ral.osi .si. , .??..,, 4n4f, %ll _%l4
aurea wiadooiia aa- durra a. I' vsatr a raaaaM ? ow.., '
or
You cub keep Ai I.aby'a Skin m soft and
mooia aa velvet t?r aain? CXjuMix'a Btsiout C'oimkiic
FROM DELMONICO'S KITCHEN.
yt*t^prwu /cj/?isi?
<?^ __/? y^ffst^-tiryi (vL\s*^iMAjtuA a. 'l&u'r
ff &?j" ^a^UJhr?
[TBANSLATIOIT.]
New York, February ll.
In my use of tho Royal Baking Powder I have found
it superior to all others. I recommend it as of the first
quality.
C. GORJU,
Chef, Delmonico'*,
PERFECTED,
E. B. HARPER, President.
HOME OFFICES: Mer Bli,N.Y.Citf
lew aod Admirable Features of its
Perfected Plan;
FEATURE NO. 1 : Frco Policy, nn restrictions
ui on rt.tidcnco, occupation or travel.
FEATURE NO. 2 : Tolicy incontestable after
five years.
FEATUBE NO. 3: Policy non-forfeitaMe after
five yean.
FEATURE NO. 4 : Policy with a cash surrender
va'in after fifteen years.
FEATURE NO. 5 : Policy paid up after fifteen
years. _
No Other Life Insurance Company Offers
More Mflfctagms. Features, or
Has AchJevcd Beter Results.
..VMlYTHlNt'
THROWN
OPEN
INTEf-KITY
OF TIIE
MANAGEMENT.
IT UAH STOOO TUE T -T OF MOUE OFFICIAL
EXAMINATION;- 'MIAN AW OTIIEIt LIFE
lNsritANCB COKI'DltAllOV IN EXIST
ENCE. ANO STAMM TIMMY
INl.OUS-.l. HY 1V"-I'I-ANCE
WEPACTMiNTS AMD
? ACTUtUIEM, Ats
The Peer of Any Company in the World
The Mutual Raaarea a*aa weenUy exanteed in tho most
critical and careful tttaaot br
The Insurance Department of Missouri.
n..n. Aifp'-l Carr, t-p-ttBt-Bteol; Um examl-U-UoB boing
ronlii-(fd hy linn. !?'.. \V. Kim 't, DejmtJ "?".'' latent-lit,
.-.ni H.-n. auk*, ff. Barreff, De.a.H_neBi Actuary, Thew fen*
...?men, In Ililli OtMtl report) and an ?atborliet Inter
\if\r tri-T.-up".), ".-.ld a* tellowa !
"Erotrtitlep in the oPlree of th.
IMMMUN whs thrown op.u to M.
'Iii* B-BpIoVM ttotr bal I wi o ..' w*r?,
an-, monlaetreeied t .?t ira were the
temnatotf Malara ot (h*rntiro rat.ii>.
ji'liniti.t. lu sh .r , srewere at liuerir
to rt.. ex.ictlr its .?..- ._!__.?* ?. Mt I (aa
e*r freaklT Vbtt wa trailed eeraelTee
af our pn-iie_.es te the :-.iiie?t extant."
" Th. re is en qoeetiea whatever as
to tt.o laiagnrv ?t l.e rei ye ny'I
ollie is : iii.-, nooks tlicinscv.-s snow
Hit- eotidittna ol ihi i?l .Bri thee
kera i.-^? kepi ?<- cw racily that mer
wo .ia Ht ..ncr r?\? .1 au. ininn wron.',
(ar taapeetien o. th. books siioirci
n* that tlie Mataal iteeerva K.mi
l.i ti* il aeon i tlna'a .-teire .re *io .lore
Ulled lalo one aaottier thal ir..u-i <<a
ti.e p.nof tt.<* meeecemeat eoaid be
sm ces.Mil onlr m Hie altogether nn
|rro....t.le rt.-iit of a Wholeaala cnn
tpiranr ea thu put ol t..? ui.in-.te
meut."
" We ox...nine<| eac'i of their
elmina eeparetely, ** e saw tue
eri-ien. 1. np tn wliirli 'lin .Lils t
ware ealdeara le eaeryeeee. >a ?
?eel mi.. (Iii m_tter mr care
full, fm ii" reaaoe ti.it Hie oem*
Liar's ._ (iou wim reference te
t|ios? (linns n ?i occaaioued wile
_? iti?. n?s ea, ami tor the,u1 ll.er na
?on Him I myeelf nut .1 eerie e
itaeraew prejudice, ?-hie a lied i..*?n
cieai..< by Ilia -eiy pallin tr
aralon th* metter bad reeetret, 1
rue -ar weekly 1 ?.. I .li 1 not .'n 1
3. sr.gie ri hui .nt deeper thin I
myself wmiu bera cm 11 tool I
I cen slltln : In (ll lc Heel Bp iii .1."
" We eecertaiaed tbat the mortuary
toot toe in ne c.no I>.d.i ellar.cl
with .nor.. than the actual am.mut
paul Iii CiliipiomlM., I lin evnlenca
lieiiif tn. corr. s;ioii,|,n(*.. ?| tlia
Item in tile Mite.mut is.l Hie ohecK
Indorsed ny me beueiiciary."
" Now, as to Tour i.irse .|ne?tloaa
reaar ima tti beuesty pre.ieeeimt
vr..?'(>?.. ot Ihe ina (?(. -ir)?n I. Ilia
Membera ? tba a?s.? unoa bara
u.eii lionns'ljr dealt with ; (he niau
Me<eeelhM boee pi nd eal le .en
..-?tin* fra udale ul ola) ..-*. ami it
lia. hean w:?a in aaa srnne of me
wont certainly, and thalia tn *?.>?: nt
tn it Hut . cns* was Hear belara lt
wis ?.||iist>'l." " I'll* man ivteiiient
e(-.iis..i| .ino caution befnro sht.
tlmif claims. I hey attted ia *ood
taits t. .var i ?arvtvora " " Mr jud*
mont is in it Hie c.m.piny ceiinucta
Its aTaire Jn?t es i prndaol m.n
Bendeela Ins prirate matters, witti
due regard to economy and the beae
lit of all concerned."
PAYMENT
OP
DE ITU fl,AIMS.
HONK8TV.
PK I DENCE
AND WISDOM.
IT nAS PAID OVI.K
34,702,000
IN DEATH CLAIMS!
rr nAS a cash ubservi SUBPLOT o?
31,546,368.49.
The Central Trust Company of
New York is tho Trustee of
it3 Reserve Fund.
It han tici-.-mpltshed all thee, result*-, paid all those
claim*, accumulated this MMff-Ny fund, (.aid all Hs ox
i? mm and MtalMi this iftoatM wpaiailan. and tat*
lilMnl
Life Insurance at Less than Half the Rates
CSAMSD ny its iii-^ii kati: ni vals.
Further Information supplied upon application to any of
the Managers, General or Sportul Amelita In the Cnlted
Mates, Finland, Franc or Canad!, or hy applying at the
?CM .'fill- l'oiicr lluililiiu;, :(-, |..,ru |',,,w, N. Y.
INWARD ll HAKI'l.U, I'r.-sll nt.
ALKHKI) TAVI.oi:, Vial I'r.sl,li?nt
1 T. ll li AM AN, S.-rretary.
N. W. BUBBA, BeaMaM Vlaa-Piw for Oreel nriuiu.
J. W BOWTJiBM, M l>, M.dl.al Dudor.
Hon. HKNItY J. lu-.! NM I M. il;it.?iupi Ins. Daffi of
?Hilo), ( ninptrollor
\VII.I.1\M MM.r.i:it. Ulr.or of Airenclca.
SAT1-0I I I'AIUllll. Attorn.}-.
K. ll. LUDWIG, Su|H-rlnt. ndent
O. R~ M.M'lll-.SNI'.V, Adjnetor.
TUECENTBAl.TniMT < OMPANV DP NEW-VDUH.
Zruatee ol tba Xontlno Hoaerve Pant.
CONTENTMKNT.
If you'd be content keep comfort?
able, and comfort depends largely
upon dress.
Cheviots are greatly in favor; they
do not look cool, but their loose text?
ure permits freer circulation of air
than closer woven goods, while their
rough surface is appropriate to the
duty of a business suit. We make
many of our Cheviot Coats without
lining in the back-Suits, $12 to $23.
A blue serge makes a neat and ac?
ceptable Summer Suit, and, worn
with a white waistcoat and straw
hat, is becoming to almost every?
one. Ours are made in several styles,
but the low-roll Sacque Coats are
favorites.
A liberal stock of Summer Suits for
large men is one of our plans for pro?
moting our popularity.
Rogers, Peet _. Co.,
IlltOADtVVY AND PRINCE HT-,
BROADWAY AND 3 JD Sr.
Prices Samo at Both Stores.
Silks f o r 31 i d-s ii ni m e r wea r.
Tn order to present tlie Most Se-j
led Stylet and Modern Colorings
in Fabrics appropriate for Mid?
summer wear, we have made
special arrangements with oar
Manufacturers and Printers and
will exhibit this week, in our Silk
Depart mont, a beautiful Selection
ot Rich Goods especially designed
and Colored for Walking Cos?
tumes, Matinees, Wrappers, etc.
We respectfully inform our cus?
tomers that these goods cannot be
purchased elsewhere, and invite
an early examination.
JAMES M0CR-BERY6CO .,
Broadway and 11th Street.
A FALSE IMPRESSION
fAmm^mumm^?^_?^^?^^^s___________?
ls aSooa i."i<*?i '? tin' ril'iM-i linn sbi-ra
inijsi hi* made to iiirusuri- lu Ut well. Tho
rrndy-mnili' I'"""" Mjoc ? triumph uf
slim- iiiuiiufncturliig un -uti.tl* dtaprU
this illusion. I.ri ua odd Hint it I lu.mu
-ll->?' ??'lil""' Iciupii till*..- llliprr-sl.Ml.
HANAN & SON.
AT RKTAII?
207 - BR".-DH \Y, N W-YORK,
llriwi*i*ii !(?' nil* innl llmni'.n.
3U.Fl -.TDN--.I'. |||{ (OKI.V.,
Oppaalt* City lull
Dar **h ts mu bp uhialui-tl fruin o ir
Ajji-ms In t'i<* uri ur t(t..| rlnr. ol Iho I ulti-d
Miir. A poatnl eas* tuldrcsard io u?
will put thom within your reich.
I/ULL. DRKSS SUITS (or Mle or hire.
t Import-. NnrtltlM In fancy Veata. UNU'I M.tC;
Ci?lh_a? I'artora, di) ?mi Itu au, aa__r Karto* liaaaa.
SPECIAL MENTION
___.Tordw__.o_ato _t4_nltio_l lat* tb-*-. o<l??_,__...^
mtw-iai_r_ l*? ????* rs-odfii. ot TUB TRIaCl?
m tl--ro?c-ily rollabl*. mmA baoiaooa earn b?4?4t
tr mall trida lb* -_d?ort_*oe. srith aorta*! aanty
l_.arg.si --.soi inn .u.
Ural Mi. I*-* and
l.oir. .1 I* ricca.
John Moore
M ?'*. A -iM W.trren?4*_
Alas Van in sm A IKni ?. . _> n
SCARFS
und
QfN I '?'?r rift
^^Oa* I JU \ DI HARK
*" **N I Aro for
SoB?wr I by tha
1 M-.l-tVO
RKTAIf.KK.H
CorrfCt S'.rla an'l
?i;??? ? .'ir :' -i.sa.
wixd,
coi.bcrs a- siuvim
M-_Bu._v-'rs, -W B'--ay. _*-. Y
J.S.C0N0VE-._;C3.,
J*ain.;i<*t-ii***r*?'
SjutaWttO
OPEN FIRE PLACED
?nd Parlor 'Irita*
MAIW8M
n,woe>_ suta wt .fatal
U_ffO_rT_-B-l oa* -II____.
2?A:3ffW.
NEW
2.1 D. tTL.
Y->_t_-_
z^pen Artist,
SOI BROADWAY,
Fxecutra ?var* atyle of Ar.
liaiii- l'?n "inin'ilp: Kpaola*
lion*. Woatortato, orr., en.
frroaan'. Crrtilnv unrf anec*
IMI-IIS I.I'I ''I- I OD I I i| n-st.
d! T. AMES,
ii)j IIUII.luW.lV.
GrPgl
UNEXCELLED.
OLD GOLD.
If the tparii>ra of The Trihnne
will K?t out t'.air on! __.-<? i?!. alit
alTcr, olil lewelrj*. an'l '??"? R
ly mall <>r fiprrn la Ba, we
will si*ml thain l>r return ir.ail
n cariiiiritriieca tor full raina.
ni ii la ratoraad If oBbc not tat
lsi.ictorv. Headquarter* tar
Ijiiii ir.ni* Waditop Praaaat-L
luamonils, Watrlies, 4c A
atore lull of nil-.- nus.
hen.I .tump fur prli'o-liat.
J. H. Johnston & Son,
IM BOWERY, N. Y.
wa-: DIFFER
in ekaraatar aaa eaaabiliw ??
va <io in liiokaand tem~era
rm i.t. i'r-1 rataa I youraoll
ami faa ii ito tho ker to oqo.
(-,_...' a 1'. t"Miii.o_r'.*al i'h>rt
will ahnw wli it ru ii aio. Bl
R-rloationa itally. POW
M-R& WILLS CO., 775
BKOAI'WAY.
Crouch & Fitzrjerald
ICeltahlt" TrunkM
anti _?i'_ra.
1 CmtmmS m -SM*!
fifth lironil vt :iy, Ka V.
awTjwni
EACH is-i i: MTm
Tl IAN Xiii. I Ajpm
TWI-.l.Vr PAQUh
BTi: i.v ; ARTICLSI Et
ROTED v...i.'.:r..
Barara* tfcaamnd i.o.iara
mottoi I
SEWS, .*K Kl-'ll Ks, ANO
KT"iu::s roi:
CEN TB.
Tbe purtioec le to amm tm
At.oi oaim': ia tint city. '
E. fcFl.T. AnthonTACf
Ml BKOAUtVAY .1 x
PIIOlOORAI'Illo'*
A-tiA.__U. OIT-/!^
."N.I-Y8!t
tHt Broadway, i ?
S37 I r. i !>.tr,s ?
I**7 I'nlloa-et, Rrstklji
GOLUnflSIA
Bicycles,
^ Tricyciw,
Tandems, Safeties.
POPE MTG CO.
IS WA RR IA. Hu,
WWW YOP.K.
tjfufM
Egtnbliahed I **?*??.
J. LEACH,
Stationer, Printer,
BLANK BOOK MTj,
fs6 SASS*C_".T?
Ptaml.irl, Am-?r!<*ii? aol
Pptmp Hack Diaries on baal
til ike ye ir.
Special Ruled Arrennt Bielq
naile te enlcrat short natte!
LEGGAT BROS,
CHEAPEST
BOOK STORE
IN THS WORLD.
IVi.LLIOM
BOOKS
Bare, Cn
-i-it.
ll.ttOftl l-IVKs AW.tr,
I.Hiram < Pup i i.-l > hsapaf
[kau at any Bo Uti ir :a Le
""..rl-l
Lllirarlei ti Bunsil
>:-i!.'iii?)i'i I itlalagaa I'reo.
-1 ( !i itribnrx-st., ?'. laor
.'. cat oi cly li - Putt, VV.
IO vrs. exparlen ? ?- ' ' m
PESFECT STEAM
CARLET
Cleansing.
ra*, la I". 8. A Ki rope,
Thos. Jas. Stewart.
i :B?_
1.531 vent AllW.tt,
Sd doora .re t6tk__L
md Iri.-ite I '-l-l "IS.J.O
Ti-!, ' "tioa.
Relaying a -in*' "'"-__
?Tke H - rltaB
i ? le e .?'. I riiii-**
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, >tk-*____.
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? Aieet
in _B
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trin-lii. nfs i * _
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irii'i"' "_*fj
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SILK lu ve e'.retAjet
?timi i
i-r* auriu heart
r-ci-liii.ti't. i-.?????;? __c
hoimiii. ol Hit* Hrwln-rd*
tiin.lroiiul <>? ii i'd lb*'I"*-*
,,.11'L " A-iali. Ilya. ^^
Mill HR.HDW.W. M* T. m
<_?-> 7*. BUYS a nobbr punts: 50 ktrUs
*B>-?_ i?9 ira.i leadlaa tall-re at nat. ea''-*' J****!
Multi lu:mag Parleaa, 1.1 Et WI * ?" **? *mm
"CHUTE THE MAIL.'
VII8FIT ninl uncalled-for *_uiK - ???
Jl trouaare (rom teadlnc talara t . . ?u .I'-ats.
Munt CloihJBjl I'iiMrs, Ol __. Utile*- un lor UotlOt pa*******
THE TARIFF
T1IEV ARI- TKYIXti TO OVERTHBOlT
Anil orer *?_r..h
A Tug-of-War is Now Taking Place.
HOW AMERICA FLINGS HER MILLIONS
Over ihe saorld for
Forrluii Labor nnd l?roducl?.
"Tin*. Ttitu i WE issy .? -?V"'*'r."?_i"'-^
I", ll,,' pri-int Tatt* I" tull- "*?' '''', '?*.,,? ,.?... ??
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