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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTCIIESTER COUNTY.
TONKERS.
The publlc achoola of thtB rity are overcrowded
thla year owlng to the fact that School No. 10 waa
not complet^.l ln tlme. All the puplla ln the prlm?
ary department of the achoola were dlamlaaed at
noon vesterday on aecount of the heat.
A flanncl hop waa held ln the houae of the Park
Hlll Country ?'lub laat evenlng. under the auapleea
of tho Entertamment Commlttee. __._u,
A councll otnpoaed of representattvea from neari>
all the Hat.tiat churchea ln the Southern New-York
Awi-clatlon met In the Warburton Avenue Baptls
Church on Wednesday evenlng, and examlned
Oeorge T l.eeds. of thla clty, who la a candldate
for the ministrv. Mr. l^ee-la paaaed the examlna
tlon BUCceaafllllT. aml he will be ordalned on next
jf W ttlmf ?**-*"? C Shotts Camp of the Sona
of Veterana waa held laat evenlng. and the mem?
ber-: beside* transactlng conBlderable bualneaa.
were moasured by a taJlor. who la to aupply unl
forms for the camp membera
Willlam C. Hofl haa been engaged to take eharge
of the mualc In 8t. Andrew'a Memorial hplacopal
Church, whlch wlll aoon be eompleted.
m ** -
NEWJERSEY.
NEWARK.
A ccninty bond for $200 of arhlch no record can be
found haa been received by the County CollecMr.
On May 29 Oeorge Fiacher, a bllnd man livlng at
M* Ml P-BI-EB Bt. New-York. dleo suddenly.
Among paperB In hia aafe waa the bond, whlch la
_S'o 41 The bond waa taken to Newark for re
detnption It beara date of July 1. 1870_and la one
of an laaue for county Improvements The recorda
were examlned and showed that only thlrty-elght
had been iaaued. ar.d all have been rcleemed The
matter waa gubmltted to the county counsel.
Postmaater Hay nea yeaterday received a letter
dated Crvatle Hlanev. County Mmnghan. Ireland,
September 1, asklng hlm to make inqulriea for an
Allan family livlr.g In Newark. The wrlter who
Olgned hlins.-lf a* John Allan, aays that hla father
and mother llved ln Newark when the wrlter waa
a chlld, and he had boen recently Informed by a
man wlth whom he waa ilving lr. Ireland that he
had kidnapi'-.l hlm while he waa playlng ln the
roadwnv with h:s alater and taken hlm to Ireland.
The wrlter wanta the Postniastor to ' stlr up some
frlend of the fnmllv who would spare ?2 to take
hlm to Amerlca Tbe Postmaater la requested to
send a repljr to John O. Floyd. at The Meetlng
Oreen, at Castle Blaney.
RUTHERFOIU)
The Republican campalgn ln Berge.n County wlll
ho opened to-nlght with a mnss-meeiing and OUt*
Ing in lUndolph'fl Orova, Eaat Kuthcrford, under
the auaptcea of the East Kutherford Uncoln
League. The affalr Wlll ba ln the nature of a re
cep'.lon for Mayor MrKenzle. who haa Juat re?
turned from a European trip. and the upeakera ln
vlte-1 Include , x-Senator John W. Orlgga. < ongr.ss
inan Jam.-s F. Btewart, collector Charlea Burrowa
an.l .1. C. Shenck, and Hepuhli.-an cluba from
varlous parts of the county an expected to have
delegatlona preaent. A bra-ss band wlll furnlsh
mualc and i-frchmenta wlll be aorve.l
Judge Lipplncotl .n Tueaday deltrered a atrong
eharge to the Orand Jury in rcferem-e to the
"green-giiO'ln" bualneaa carried on at Lyndhurst,
whlch culmlnated a few weeka ago ln the mur
deroua aaaault on Patrlcfc Mu'.lln. of I h ladelphla
ln H.-ing.-'.H Hotefc Mullin havlng vialted l.yndhurst
to try to Bei "Batlafa-tloo" for a p"vious swlndle
ln deapalr of gettlng a rfnewal
of his llcense, haa boW Wb bualneaa, bul atiU livea
ln Lyndnurat. Judae Upplncott alao BdvUed a
preaentmert for murlerous assault against Har\e>
Thomaa. who stabbed Albert Oisco a few days ago
after a quarr-1 ov.r a game of cards. Thomaa
fli i and haa r.ot been captured.
The ouarierly meetlng of the Rutherford I.awn
Tennls Club wlll take plaee to-nlght at the club
house.
HOBOKSN.
Frederlck Ruscher, elghteen yeara old. of No.
Zl't Weat Fourth-st., New-York, waa saved from a
-uicide's death at Hoboken yesterday under pe
cu'.iar clrcuinstances. He waa found In the rlvet
at Newark-st.. aboat BM a. m., and waa almoat ex
hausted. He Bald he had been ln the water thr-e
hours. havlng Jump* l from a ferryboat that left
Harclav-.-t. at l -"?' a DI. He wanted to (be be?
cauae be had been 11. and out of work for a long
tlme. but when he f.-und hlmself in the water the
love of llfe returned. and he atarted to swim for the
?h. ra which he flnally reached. The hands on the
varlous ferrvboats say they know nothlng of Bur-ch
er's attempt at aulcide. but tbey aay he could
easlly have Jumpe.l from the 1:30 a. m. baat with
tiut belng s.c-n. _ _
JF.RSKY CITY.
Edward T. M.-T.aughlin. whom Mayor Wanaer. of
Jeraey Clty, ea to aua for tr-o.ooo, called on
Ihe Mayor jreflterdajr aa- dlsavow.d any intention
of alandertng tba Mayor. He giated that when he
aaid Mayor Wanaer had been Influanced by money
r.. . ,? ? Mayor waa actuate'l by a deialre
money he ? oul i for the clty. He
ask,-I tha- Mayor to arlthdraw the suit. anl told tbe
? g. ? .mythlng anyway. becauae all
his prop. ? tranaferred to hia aon. Mayor
War.. I Ml M I.righlln to his lawyera.
DECLIXE8 TO XdME HIS A88AILABT.
WAY IS I.IKKl.V TO ME OF HIS IVOl-ND, BUT
.tTKAI'FA-TI.V RCfTBEB TO TEI.I. WHO
BTABBED HIM.
John May. a tn. k iriver of No. 1S3 Hudaon-at..
was Btabbed ln the side aomewhere near I a.-s
bro.-ises and Hudaoa ata., nbout mldnlght Wadnea
day. by aoaae peraon whose uientlty he obstinately
rafuaea to dlvulge. Ha may dle from Internal
hemorrhage at any moment. yet nelther 10 the eur
gtona of Hudeon Btreot Hoapltal. wherr- he lles, tr.
roner noi to the detecthree of tha- Laonard
et. statlon wlll hv. t.-ll who Hti4t.t..'l 1.1m or how.
when or wh. re he recciv.-d his wound.
May Is known as a steady and ln.liiatrloua fellOW
around Hudaon-at.. and no ono can understand how
}.. gei into a quarrel wblcb would result su
?erloualy to him. He walked into Murphy'a aalooa
a: Iln is..n and Peabroaaea aia. about ll:3o Wednes.
Uay r.ight. aml after taklng a drlnk and chattlng
wlui the bartender and John LyOQfl and i'a'.ri-k
O'Rourke, of No. 42 Bea^h-st., who were ln the
saloon at the tlnu, he went out again.
ln l.-ss than half an hour he went ba^k agaln.
pale. and called for another drlnk. Lyons, looklng
curiously at blm. aaw blood dropplng from the
bottom of hla trotiBcrs, anl examlntng hlm more
Clneeljr naw that May had a cut on the left thlgh.
"Thatl Oh, lt's nothlng," aaid May ln answer to
Lyon'a exclamatlon. N.-v.-rthelesB, Lyona OOJJed
_n ambnlar.ee. Dr. Kenneson, who examlned him,
1 i .:. 1 that tl..- iliac artery. whlch fea-ls th^ i.-g,
lm l been aevared, and that the man was rn\r,.\.y
bleedlng to d.-ath. He was plaee 1 In ..ne of tho
waris aml tha bleedlna waa atopped t<> aoaaa (-x
t.-nt. The man's eonditlon wria ao aerlous, how
.-v-r. that a call was sent to Coroner O'M.-agher to
take hla ante-mortem statcment. Word waa alao
aent to the Leonard-st. poli.-a- atation. and I)e
tectlvea Taggart and Oargan were sent to the hos
pltal on a ran. One of the prlesta of St. lvt.-r's
Church ln Barclay-at. went to the hoapital, also.
but to all the Injured man decllne<l to aay any?
thlng. except that he was all rlght. and that lt
"was bla bualneaa."
Michael Churchlll. thirty-alx yeara old. a drlver.
of No. Itl Weet-el , waa arrestM and lork.-'l up on
Biieplcion of l.elng lmpllcate.1 in the atabblng of
May. Chuiehlll bore the marka of a re.-.-nt en
counter, aml Actlng Captaln W'.stervelt said that
he was seen In company wlth May Just before
May anterad Murphy'a saloon. Actlng Captaln
Westerva-lt th'.nks that tha- gtabblng was done ln
the bulldlng oppoalte No. 1S3 Hudaon-at., and that
Churchi'.l knows all about lt.
Churchlll wlll be brought up at the Tomba Pollce
Court thia morning and remanded to ihe Leonard
Bt. atatlon. At the Hudson Street Hoapltal last
night Dr. Gran'ly, tne houae aurgeon, said that
M .y was doing a's w.-Il as could be exp.-cu-d, al
though lt waa too early to fortBell the result of hla
Injuriea._
l.orAl. BVBYXMRB YMOVMLXR
I?ouls C. Raegener waa yesterday appolnted re
c-.\'r el tha EqottaMe Mutual Flre Inaurance Cor
poration of New York. of No. 120 Broadway, by
Judge imgro, <;f the Swpcrlor Court. on the appHoa
tion of LaopoM V. Ichloaair, who obtalr.ed a Judg
ment on July Ij agalnat the company for $1,232.
Many other Judgmenta have been entere-1 agalnat
the .-ompany ln the last few montha.
Irving W. Bamburga-r haa been appolnted reeelver
ln auppleinent.iry pr.K'f-edlngs for the flrrn of Wlll?
lam T.'pplng & Co. and Wllllam A Topplng. dry
gooda auctione?ra, lately at No. 52 Walker-at. The
Me.srs. Topplng announca-d a month ago that th"y
ha'l glven up buslness. They were well-known auc
t. . ? ? rs, and were Sherlff'a auctloneera for a num?
ber of yeara. The buslness waa establlshed by thelr
father. Wllllam Topplng. In 1844. Two yeara ago
th"v w.-re r.-puted to be worth $150,000.
ll f<>r $16,412 was entered here yeaterday
a ? 'L.a-^f. ai.d l-'r?-.l. rl. k A Oabb, who com
' .;?.,rge (Jabb's 8...nV. dealera In
0 In ilrooklyn, In favor of tbe Natlonal
Wall Paper Company f<,r marrhaaiUBi They alleged
arer Hut In .-onaequence of a breach of
. nt l.v th. plalntlff they were forced to make
ar, aasigi.n.-i.t a;.-1 arere virtually drlven out of
bualneaa. 'Jhey put m u counter clalm for $10,W?)
for 'lamage to .:r--allt. but ihelr defenca waa not aua
tain.il ln court.
?*
TMB 9TX0IOATB SAW To bf. BBCBBIHB BOLTA.
There were no wlth.rawa'.a of gold from the 8ub
Treaaury yesterday, and there were no depoalta.
Wlthdrawals for ahlpment to-ma>rrow are expected
to-day. It Ib aaid on good authorlty that the ayn
dicate haa been aeeurlng gold from the aasoctated
banks, and ia ln a poaltlon to hold up the reaerve
lor some time.
? Pure and Surc."
CeA " Pure and bure.
eveland.
** BAKI.VG POWDER.
Cooks like it It's surc to make cake llght and clainty.
Rec.D. book f,?. Send alamp and fldhlll Cleveland Bakm. Towder Co.. New York.
Recipe book free. Send Hamp i
AFFAIRS IN BBOOKLTN.
FASSENGERS BADLY SCARED.
A IWrfCt-UM ON THK tABOOXLXB BLBXATBD
ROAD CArsiw iviiat mOHT have hkkn
?a BBBAOVB AOCIDBKT.
A carele.. swltchman on the Hrooklyn Klevnted
near tho Prldge atatlon y.-Btcrlay mornlng. at S
o'clock. cauaed ft ?-???-- Hcl.lcnt. whlrh .11.1 not,
however. Injun* any one. "I..irry" Sp.-llman mnn
ag". a lock Bwttcb, thr- operatJon of whleh .h.mt.
tralna of the UxlllfftMr-Tt. an-1 Fifth-avc llnefl.
A Klfth-avo. traln was golng over tba .wtt.-h yes?
terday morolng an.l WM BB-T-* ovr-r *h<ii Bpell
man .wttch.-d off tii?* rear lr_cha ol th.- la
Tho rear an<l front tt-Ckfl, of coom, BOOil parted
companv. Tho ,-nr Wa* IWlBtfl- off the tra.dc BBd
tumbled on top of th" ni-p-n.-h-r's box. Mr D. i a.
the m.patcher. .prnng from1 hlfl bo_ luat aa lt arafl
about to be cru.W Trafflc waa del.y? " .*'
hour while the wrecker* arere gettIng the mpp.ea
.?ar out of the way. Lexlngto.i-aye. "? ?*'
aent through io Fulton Ferry and H.r nftdi-ave.
tralns t<? tbfl city Hall. Tbfl mr. ? amok-r, ? ..
talned flfty or .ixty paaaengerfl. who were badly
s.-ared. A big crowd gathere.l on tbfl Btraat ln-iow
and gazevl apprehen.ively at tb" WTOCA.
m
NOT DRUNK, lU'T iTARVINO.
riRUTAI, TKEATMKNT OY A WoMAN AND HER
TiinFFi CHU-DRBN HY Tin: POXJCB.
A poilceman from the C'ytnei-st. stntlon enrly
yesterday mornlng found a WOUMB an 1 thrrv .mall
chlldren a.leep on the sldewalk at Hewes-st. and
Wyth"-ave. He called the patrol w;.g >n. and Bl the
Btatlon the woman. wh.. said Bbfl WBg Mrs Barah
Cli-gg. was ihargcd wlth Intoxlcation, and with
her three chlldren was taken to tho Herhert-.?t.
Ptntlon. where there I. a matron. The woman WBfl
put ln a cell. and gioans could be beard for boorfl
afterward ontll abfl fall aaleep. When taken out of
the r"ll vesterday mornlng. she fell uneonscioi.s.
but was hnstled IntO the patrol wagon and drlv-n
to the Lee Avenu.- Poltcfl Court, wbere. ai abe bad
not revived. an ambulance was s.immoned from the
Esstern Dtotlict Hospltal.
Hutgeon Mahr. who responded, said that the
woman wa. Buffertng frorn lack of totAWhKAta
vived .he .ald her huaband had ;I.?erte - -
month ago. an.l a areek i-.'-r sh- ?"*'-^*",2~
She ondeavor.-d to .upport her ch-ldren but waa
un-ible to do so on account of lll hea h. o
week she had fllepi in empty WMMll JhMBld BM
had n*ver U-Bted llquorln her llfe. ???*"? v*"1-^
-r-_s-a-i-_MS-_?BS3,*Z
-ir-Se-i-SJS-M^^
gi??^?^^T,-'.i..?^.^-J%St^
tion of Cruelty to Chlldn-n.
THB WILL OF JOHN R ELY.
A rOlCT-Kl I.KFT BT thi: BB-..k.an hectifier
DIVIDED AUOHQ HM BBLAtIVM.
The wlll of John R. Ely. of Ko. 3-15 Hal.ey-st..
Brooklyn, a retlred rectifier. wa. flled for pro ..ate ln
llrookiyn yesterday. He dtad on Beptember . No
.chedule of the property was flled, but ^.tate I.
currently belleved to be worth about ll.o.OOO. The
wlll ls dated Aprll 17. IM*. and wa. fltgned by John
Q. Jenkrn- and Edward White. The taetator laft
his farm and country house at Hayport Long
laland to hi. widow. Phoebe M Kly. during her
llfettme All other land. and shore front a'.joinlng
th" Bayport place are glven to her absolutely In
11.-U of ".lower the wldow receives two 11.000 bondfl of
tbc Bouth Brooklyn central Rallroad Company, and
ten -bare. of th" cajdtal stock of the LonK laland
Rallroad. The teotator a;so gtvet m trust to the
Long Island Loan and Trust Comi'any -M shares of
the stock of the New-York Central and Hudaon
Klver Hallr.-ad Company for the beneflt of Mrs. I ly
durfnVher llfetime. At her death the shares are W
be held ln trust for th" teetator'a aona, Henry D.
and (leorge C Klv. To Klljah P. St John. of
Northamplon. Maa?.. he glves *.?0 for the um of
hla chlldren; to the Congregatlonal Church at Blrnfl
bury Conn. 11.000 to ke.n the famlly b.irial plot ln
order; to Eilen H. A. Adanw, h.s slster the use of
hl* farm at Blmabury. Conn., during her Ufetlme,
wlth rcmainder to the testators chlldren.
The l.ong Island I.oan and i rufll < ompany is
made truate.* for -Vo share. of the ('hicago, itock
Island ani Paciflc Rallroad for the banefll ol
hla naobeWB, Wllllam R., J"hn J. and Henry Ely
Adams. Oeorge .'. iciy ot.e of hl, flona \t to re
(. ive money on depo.it in the BUte Bavlnga Bank
at Hartford. Conn.. and t<-n flharefl Of the I ipll il
stock of the l.ong laland Rallroad. 'Ihe Long laland
l?an and Trusl Company ls made tr.istec f..r -*.
Bharefl of the New-York Central and Hudson Rlver
Rallroad for the beni-llt of Oeorge C. Kly. and trufl
tee tor the remainder of tbfl estate untll Henry I >.
Ely attalns the nge <>f thlrty-elght years, when the
lncome Is to i"- dlvlded equauy between the two
Hons. In the mean tlme Henry I>. Ely la to r
the lncome. , ___.?.
The ezacutora nre John O. Jenkins, of th" Flrst
Natlonal Rank, llrookiyn, Dudley P. Klv, of Bouth
Norwalk, ("".m.; Aaroa Chapman an.l \\. Clayton
Miith.-r, of Slm.hury, C.nn., and Georgc* C. Kly.
who 1. at present ln a sanltarh.m at Amltyvillo
unlergolng tre.itment for a nervous disordcr.
TO DfCREAM thi; WATER BUPPLT.
Clty 'Work. Conitnlsslotx r Wbltfl a fBW W ? I
cloeed a coiitra<-t fnr about IwelYfl bunlred tOBfl Of
caat-lron pipe for dty water naaJna. Hd.* for .
a new dlatiibutlng maln exteadlns from the
wood reservoir to the water front of th>- Elghth and
Thlrtleth ward*, comprlslng about .even ni1
pipe, were opened yeaterday. That of Mlehael J.
badv was the lowaat, lt belng $115,10-. 1'lans ara
now ln preparatlon for laying tbe remainder of th*
conduits. whieh. compb-n-, wlll Increaae the water
aupply of the clty by M.000,000 faUonfl a day.
DEATH OF MR8. EKEANOR T. CI-ARRT. I
Mr?. Eleanor T. Clarry. the wldiw of Frati-!* A
Clarry, dled on Wedne.day afternoon at h,r home,
No. 121 Taylor-.t. Bhe had baflfl Bl k for aeveral
week.. her lllness belng due to pn-'..monln. Mi...
Clarry was approii'-hlng slxty yenr. of u?e. Three
chlldren aundve h"r. These are her nr. Frnnk, who
ls well known ln .odal and buslnesa .~lr;-lc-s, an 1 m.t
daughter*. Katic ani Winlfred. Tbfl latter Ifl a !
n.in ln the Convent of the Vlsltatlon. Mrs. I
waa a member of Sts. I'eter and Paul'fl Chureb, in
Wythe-ave., over whlch Fath<r SylveJter Halone
pre.ldes. Her husb.ind dled about twenty y?ari
He was the senlor memli.r of the il.rn nf Clarry .v
Reilly, printera). ln Bpruce-Bt., N>-vv-York. Th.
was known aii ovi-r the country a. flneclally Inter
e.ted ln theatrical printlng.
Mrs. clarry wa.s a charltable woman. She fook
an actlve mtere-t in the rarloui flO-!et!efl at Father
Malone's church, and wa. not.-d f". her piiv.iie
benefactlona.
The funeral wlll be beld ln I-'ather M.iions - cburcll
to-morrow mornlng ai 'J'io o'clock.
DOMINR'AN BI8TER8 AM WINB-DEALERS.
Internal Revenue CSoOactOT J"hti C. K'-liy has for
the la.t month been re'-.-lvIng eomplalntfl from I
llquor-dealers ln tht BtXteenth Ward BbOUl tb.
of wines by tbfl Slsters of Bt DomlnlC whose cm
vent adjolns St. Domlnlc's Orphan Asylum and thfl
Cathedral of the Most H >ly Trlnity, al _ II
and (irabKin avfla. Tastarday Inapector Jamea
(juinn vlslted the convent, and a r<-vt .-me
for the Bale of llrjuor. was produced by one of th" .
Sl.ters. Qulnn's duty ended when he ???? the 11- j
cen.e. It w-as learn.-d finm good autborlty that the
(onvent, although haviig a reven .- II. eruM, has no
llcen.e for retail tra.l.-, wtii.h la Isfload by th"
Board of Exclae, aml costs 000 ? v<ar. Wln<* la
lold ln small quantltl?*a. and the retail dealera ar.
.trong in oppo.ltlon to the practlc. Al thi home
yeaterday M"ther Burpllce, arho baa been In chargi
sinc. the death of Motber Am.-lia Bartle, two areeki
ago. could boi be aeen, but ? Blater said that arlne
wa. manu/actured by the order m Callfornla, ..rid
was Bhlpped to Mrooklyn, but dented that k w.i*
?Old .'t [rt-sent, BltbOUfll fldmlttlng that ll
b.-.-n. Sh. Bald tbat tbe wlne, whlcb -.- i
from Callfornla. was dlatrlbUtad among thfl COnventfl
nf th- n'ler, to bfl glvi-.i to the Sl.siers who nrer*
alck. _
MAYOR ITRONQ To HAYK A TROLLEt RID1
The Rrioklyn Hetghl* RallTOB 1 Comjianv >...
chartered one of lt* lllumlnated car* to Uayor
Htrong. Pollce Comtni..l.in.r Ro.i.evelt and other
New-York offlclal* for to-morrow nlgbt. Tbe party
wlll go t.i fjlmtf I'ark by way of Ihe Thlriy-nitith
?t. ferrv and th? lllumlnatal car. Returnlng they
will pa.'. tho cuy Hall aboui i<i o'docB la tbe Baan
Ing. It wl!) be Slav-.r Str..ng's flr.t .-xperb-nce on
the llluminated trulley-cars
A CHURCH CORNSR-rTONI LAID.
The laying of the corner.tone of the Ru.hwlcli
Avenue Congregatlonal ('hurrh, at Ilushwl-k-ave.
and Cornella-at.. look place at I oVIo.-k Ust night.
Ti.) year. ago A. N. Suydam dled ani h.i|ii"athe.|
two clty lots and $1.'.,000 to the church, wlth the un
der.tandlng that the congregation wo.ild ral.e a
like amount for the erectlon of il.e eburcb. After
the laying of the aton* ther- ?.i. piav-.-r by the
Rev. Bamuel W. Klng, and uddreaaee t>x the Rev.
Robert J Kent. D. D., and the Rev. Wllllam T.
''lokes The pastor ol the new church, whlch wlll
he eompleted In February next. la the Rev. Charles
W. Klng. ^_
QATHCRKD ABOUT THK TOWK.
County Treasurer Huhcr! fi Taylnr yesterday re?
ceived from Park Commlaalnner Frank BqUlef
J |7i 119 of th* $4,400,000 ralae.l by the aale of bonda
for p.-irk .'.nl .lrlva.way purpoaaa. This r.ioney,
through an ei ror. was pald to the Park Department
by BX-County Treaaurer Adama. The ramainder of
the $4.M?.,.?-> Wlll rcmaln In ihe Park Department,
nnd wlll be uaed for the lnylng out of Hmall city
parks.
A biilldog atta.ke.l a fox terrier belonglng to
Thomaa M. B. T.ott, of church I.nne. Flatbuah, on
Wednesday nlght. anl vvould soon have kll.ed hlm
bul for ihe mt.TVMition of Oeorgi Vand-Tveer, Mr,
Lott'B h.r.-l man. The bull.loi; then attacked Van
derveer, and a lerrlhla battle rollowed. The beaat
flnally reeelved a klck that apperently broke hla
Javv. and ran away. Mr. I.olt wlll sue the owner
0| |he dOg II be -*H nnd oul hla name. Vander
reer waa badly brtten about the banda,
Tha Mayor and AMermen are expected 10 atrend
the beneflt for the humane exhlbit of the Atlanta
Mon at Coney laland to-day. A pr-airramme
of fun has been provlded, whlch lmlul. s b-.at-racea
down the Boj IM a'hule.
A aervlce In commamoratlon of the thlrty-fourth
annlv, rsary of the foundacon of the comn.unlty
of the aisters of tha Precioua Hlood. whose mon
astf-ry Is in p.:!nam-av . n.-ar Franklin. wlll be
h. 11 on Bunday.
rather Carofolo, nn Itallan prlest, haa been as
Blgned to establlah an Itallan C.thollc congrega
i!..!) In York-st. The bulldlng will be atarted aa
BOOn as a s,te has been eelOCtB I
Thr Ilrooklyn nnd Rockawajf Beaa-h Rallroad
Company, whteh recantly arected a fence around
ils propert] al Canarale, to the dlacomfltura of the
pntrona ol ihe Kaaeau Electrlc Rallroad, a riv.ii
llne, who.ie pntrons were by this move sbut out
of the Canarsle Park. has promlse,] to leave ita
open the ramainder of the season. .Judge
Cullen threatened to cnjoln the company unlaaa ll
gave the promlse.
HOME NEWS.
TKt rnff/rt fre.t l.oral SetcA ttAitt repre.entt all tht
Btmmntrt in Rttt Y,.rl; Cttp thnt art xeeeMng thr tel*.
graphic nev. ef the I uited I'reti. ha. tt. headijunrtrr. at
A'o. -'1 A9n lt. Aetr-X'ork rity All (n'orntation ond dnrtt
mrntt fnr jiuhltc ute may be .ent to tho.e headquart'x. ond
they trill then be dtttrihutfd tn all the t'nited I're.t n?.c?
prtperi m thx. titp, and ta BU Vnited Prn. /or di.ttmina
ttor, thrtughout the country.
PRO.MINKNT ARRIVALR AT THK HOTKLP.
ALBEMARLE?Oeorge T. Wataoa, of the yacht
Valkyrle III. BRUNBWICK?Uentenant-Oovernor
Oeorge A. Klrkpatrlck. of Ontarlo. CAMBRIDOE?
Prlnee Loewenatcln 0. Beriln. fifth AVENUE
Oovernor Charles Wamn Llppltt. of Rhode IsUnd.
Uld Congrcssman Rou land R Mahany. of Buffalo.
QILSE. Joha B. Riley. l'nlted States Conaul
OeneraJ at Ottawa, anl John Boyd Thach^r, of
Albany. ORAND Mayor Oeorge E. Oreen. of Hlng
hamton HOLLAND Bx-Mayor John A. Hoche,
uf Chlcago. IMPERIAL State Controller James A.
Roberta, of Buffalo. MURRAY HII.Lr-Don M.
Dlcktneon, of I>etrolt, and Charlea E. Fltch. of
Rocheater. NBTHBRLAND?En-Benator John ?'.
Spooncr anl Hl Ol >' I'. Payne, of Wlsconsin. PARK
AVENUE H'-neral Thoma- I.. Caeey, I'nlted Statea
Army. and Btate Kngineer Camphell W. Adama, of
Utica. WALDORF Bluford Wllaon, of llllnols.
?., 1 Lady Moleaworth, of Kngland.
WHAT IS OOINO ON TO-DAT.
Pollce Hoard meetlng.
Tammany Oeneral Commlttee, 8 p. m.
Kss- x County Repuhll.an Club'a conference, New?
ark.
Kloctlon of lleutenant-colonel of 7th Reglment,
evenlng.
Thlrteen Ciub dinner, Jeraey Central Bulldlng. 6:13
p. m.
R.pnbllcan Assembly dlstrlet conventlona. Brook?
lyn.
Liberal Bunday lawa mass-meetlng. Terrace Gar?
den. 8 p. m.
The H'-v. Andrew Murray'a addreaa at Marble
Colla-glate Church.
John J. O'Brlen Assoclatlon, Orand and Forsyth
Bta.. 8 p. m.
Music ln Bnttary T'ark by 60th neglmer.t Band, 8
P- ni. _^_:
NKW-YORK CITY.
The Jury In the case of Thomaa P. Dinneen, BC
. Bd Of ele.-llon bi.b.ry nnd tri.-d In r;.n-r.il Bl --
aiona. yeaterday brought In a v.-r I. ?; ol no: guilty.
.I.vme. S. O'Brlen, a clork in the ''ornnpr'-i efBce
anl a n.pha-w of ex-Sh-rlfT .Inmes O'Brlen, had Ma
r.a-'i.t foot cruahed by ?. ihla a: at Thlrd-ave. .ud
Forty-second-at lat.-on Wedneoday nlght Hlafool
?llpped as ii,- fumped from a movlng car, aud II
w.is caughl under the arbeeL He was tnken to the
Plower 11..^p.t..i.
The Oran 1 Jury yeaterday r.-mmed the . onsld
?i of tiie cauaea whlch le-i to the collapaa "f
the ireland Bulldlng, at West Broadway and Tblrd
Bt., where Mfl.-.-n men wera klll<- 1. When the Jury
ii.ijoiirn.si for the daj it waa aaM thnt the Inqulry
whs nol iinlshed, and would be t.-.k-ri up agaln to
day.
There will be free courses In Spanlsh and Frern h
this fall at the Cortina School of l.angiiages, No.
i? Weal Thlrly-s... ond-al. The COUrB-fl ar.- .naugu
lal.-l wlth t view of glvlng Ihe pooler claBBBB, anl
pnrtlcularly na. ly young women. an opportunity to
acqulre fl knowledge of forelgn languagea.
The Central Evenlng Hlgli Bchool, heM In umm
BcHool No 7i, Nn Bt Baal BUtty-thli--at., ls
now opan for the reglatratlon of atudenta irom 7 to
I. .i'i link .-V e. v . va-lillig.
A handaome dlaplay of fall mUlinery ls now on
view al Bloomlngdnle'a, Thlrd-ave., Ftf ty-nlnth and
S.xtla-th sts. The it..velt.es In.-lude ma*~UICent ae
- from Parls BtOCka, as well as eijually fine
productlona of ihe flrm'a own nprkrooma. a visit
t.. tha eatabllahmen! arlll r.-v-eal choice .-ombinationa
of COlOT and matertal to meet all taatea. Th<-slo.-k
has Just I..-. n Bprend for the dele.-tatlon of the
lemlnlne eya, bul tbe erowda that gather about lt
Bl I all' Bdy lurge.
UXIOX COLLXOB FAYB TtB ItAffC TAXXR
County Treaururer Joaeph lavk.-s has reeelved
notb'e from ih>- Bta ? i ? .Ui r thal the latter baa
plaeed lo ti'- credll of Queena County, on the
Btata booha, th.- aum of |U0,M7I, repreaentlng th.
arr.ars of taxej due Long Island Clty by I'nlon
College iu nccordance arlth ai icl paaaed by ihe
last Leglalature Cnder ihe law referred to, Unlon
CoUegi wa ? lempted fr..m the paymenl of all ai.
reara of lax.s upon Ms unlmproved lois In Long
laland Clly up io Dacember D, im, on the pay?
menl of $5,000, nnd aaaurance ihai all :ax nrreara oa
the Improved land wouid be pald. Thi co lege la a
Btate . ln Bcheni cta ly. For yeara tha
- refuaed ..i pa) mxea and Imnrovemei
Beasmenta on ihe land In Long Island Clty he'.d ln
oll. *;.. < lf the Bum eredlted by
tbe Btati Conti .ller io Long laian-i Clty 1101 i - fl
w.is eredlted o Oueena County, aa the cltj owed
thai much n back tax.-s up lo December 11, I8H
Treasun r l .> k. - - anc. II. I thla - Iaim an l i
Ihe balai ?? ..; MB.UO to the credll of Long i- ... |
Clty.
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I 3
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|9f
IK.
Maater Well, cr?,k. *.hnt are you maklng there?
Cook-Pancnkea lf ihe misaua '11 let 'em alone'.?
(FUtgende Ulaeiter.
Tlie CfOwniDg part of inan's attire is
his liat and it oeedi a rejrally good one
to <rivc the ncci'ssarv floisbing toucli.
WeVe tbe same Wockt?ame material,
same. finisli as tbe iiisliioiuihlc hatter?
and two great ailvantiii.es over him.
_Ton*re obliged to bny his one block
or nothing?$b\ Hen; you hare every
Imily's block woi'th liavin?r at $&
BOGEBfl PbBI & C'O
Trlnra- nnd Hmadway.
Warr-u BB 1 lli- h.Ivvbv
.1.1 nn I |lr..H.I?nv.
NEWEST.
e
SPECIAL OFFERINC
IN
FALL SUITS
OVERCOATS
$
At
12.
Fine Imported Clay
Worsted and Cheviot
?Black, Blue, Brown
and Oxford.
These Suits and
Overcoats are sold by
regular retailers at
$18.
We Sell the Best Clothing for
the least money in
the world.
-- au a fl9. Bway.b-lowFultodSt.
Two Broadway and stewart Buildin-t
StOreS : [B'way, cor. Chambers SI.
nPKN BATUltDAY F.VENING TILL. 9 O'CLOCK.
8IERMAN,
HEIDELBERG
&R0.
OBITVART.
HFl.NHA.ir> M.-WNZFR.
nernhard Milnzer, r member of the well-known
brokeraga booae of EUllgarten & Co., Ko. 28 Bond*
Bt., dled y.-st'T'liiy at hin home, No. 0 Knst Slxty
alxth-st., of tiimor of the throat, for tba removal of
vvl.lti an ineffectual operatlon hal been peifonned.
Mr. Malnz.-r was ln.rn In <-.irlsruhe. Oermany. tlfty
y.ars BgO. S.>m. thlng over twenty years ugo he
came t.i thla cmntry, after huvInK been for a few
y.-.-its tngagod In tiie woo'.len gooals trade In I.uxr-m
bottrg. After botag IWO roari here tn the banklng
bualneaa he became n. member of the tirm wlth j
whi.-h h.- remalned f"r twenty yeara until his death. !
ln 1x7'.! Mt. M.lnzer I.arti" a member of tbe Btock
Bxch ....- Ha was a t.riither-ln-l.ivv ol .'hurl.-s
Hallaarien. II. marrted the dauahter ..t ?'. H.
Klcharda, ol Rlcharda B Boaa, tha well-known
, t. amahlp .._;.-:'.t^.
Mr Malnzer a'aa a member of the i>n->tt-h...rie
Readlng, ol the Ore?ton Bhort Llne, and the Bt.
Joaeph j*i.t "irainl laland Rallroad reorcanlaatlon
.ommlttees. Henry Budge, wbo la expected to ar
rlve h-r. frnti. Europe to-day, arlll tak.- his plaee
ln theae bodlea. Mr. Mainaer was a truatee of ihe
Hebrew Technlcal Instituie, and araa actlvi In its
belyiif. His BBtate ls estltnnt.il at 11,000,000. [I 1- I
palnful colncldence tbal his slstcr. Mrs. Charlea
Hallgarten, -li"! two arecka ago >.f tumor. Mr. I
Main/.er leavaa ? arldow, tWO sons. and a daughter.
HENRY HARTBAU.
Henry Harteau, a well-known Brooklynlte an.l
preaident of th>> Metropolltan 1'late illass Insurance
Company, ol No, II Uberty-ac, aiie.i at his home,
No. :..',i Waahlngtdn-ave., Brooklyn, yeaterday after?
noon nt Ihe age it s.-venty-severt y.'.irs. He w a.
tak-n III abOttl thr.. weks ago wlth typhold fever,
ft im wblch be waa belleved to b.> reeovertng. when
compU. atloa i aei in.
Mr. Harteau waa born ln Btockbrldge, Maaa., ln
HH, anl wh.-n a young maa came to Brooklyn
alona. n<' mede frienda rapidly, and waa elected
a member ..f tha' Board of Aldermea ?.n tba i'.in ?
.-r.itic tlckel when acaroely more th in twenty-one
?? ii otd. He engmfftd la the blueatone and bulld?
lng materlal buBlneaa, and bulll Beveral houaea In
washlngton-ave. He organlaed an I ierv. i aa tirst
lent of tne MechanTca and Tradera' Exchange
of Brooklyn. ?... Ajinl .'-'. 1X74, in company wlth
Alfr.-.i C. Barnee, Jamea M. Leavltt, Charlea T.
Corwln Edgar W Crowell, of Hr.okivn. and Sam?
uel Wlileta and Samuel Hutchlnaon. ..f New-York,
he onranlaed the Metropolltan Plata Olaaa Insurance
Company, und was elected its ftrsl preaident, con
tinuing in the poaltlon unttl his death He never
missa-1 a board nr a commlttee meetlng during
mor* than twenty-one yeara as preaident He at
tended ihe rhur.-h of ihe Mesalan at Greene and
(Mermonl avee.. of whlch tbe Rev. Lr Hnker ls
rector He Ib Burvlved by a wldow only. The
funeral wlll take plaee on Bunday.
ABRAM B MKVKl.'K.
Abram S. M.-vrick. a well-known resldent of
Klngaton, N J., dled al hla home there ute on
?;-Ul - : iy nlghl He hi 1 been Ul some tlme, and his i
death waa expected. He was alxty-one years old,
and his entlre llfe had I.i BRtttl OB hts farm In
Klngaton He was h promlnenl Republlcan, but be?
came beal known through hli connectton wlth tbe
prlaona and reformatorlaa of tba Btata Aa a mem?
ber of tbe Prteon Commlaaion be dM much ln the
llM ,,. ,-. form. ii" was waaltbj and could afford
ta itive cm.4iderai.ie time to the queotloo of cor- j
rectlve inatltutlona, whlch Interested h:m His i.-t
publlc work araa ihe fighting of the locatlon of tbe
,,-v - na h termedlatc prlaon al Rahway He Bald .
t'i,. a -le.-ii'.n of il-..- locatlon waa i arave a-rror. us
tj,,. .|t.. vvl.s unbealthy. This arouaM the ire of the
Mayoi and people of Rahway, and a Berlea "f a.pen
lettera followed, but the Commlaaion havlng eharge
,.'. the matter located the prlaon at Rahway.
ll.? waa eapeclally Intereatad ln th>- Boya Iteform
B -hi.nl Bl .Iim.'"'"TH. whl.h he cnslder-d B model, :
?nd w.is h itraat admlrer of the Basei ?'ounty 1'enl
tentlary, the locatlon "f whlch, hlgh up In the
mountalna, he conalder.-d Idoal
JOHN ) IRVINO.
John J Irving. n v.-i.-ran. dled at hla home, N'o f.'.i
Kearny-ave. Jeraey CltJT, yesterday mornlnK. He
was flfty-.-lKht yeara old, and leavea a family. He
wna a memb.-r of ?'ompany <!. .'.th Xew-J.-rs.-y
Volunteef Al ib? battle of > 'hancelloravllle he
cai.tured a rebel ''?K whlch le Htlll held hy the oflt
c. r- of the company at the rooma of I'nlon Veteran
I..-K1...1 Ko.lL_ _
C. A W.
Annoiir.c?nenl?.
A Deep Bande.l Tollar.
XAl'AWAflKA.
E. A W.
Neuralflne?Kor Nervoua HeadachB. Bold
av-r/wliart. Prle*. BO*. p*t butUa.
??Neill's,
6TH AVE., 20TH TO 2IST ST.
? /i^*t cUADDrDC who know where and when to buy
KLlIN OnUrrLKo wmfindatriptoTHEBIQSTORE
_-- - ? -- - ~."" -? to-day or Saturday a profitable
one
if prices and qualities count for anythlng.
Untrimmed Hats.
Wo nre offering M unusually fine col
lectioo of
LADIES', MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
Untrimmed Hats.
Bmbraciog all tlie leadiog shapes
mannfactnred, lnc.tid.iiK many exclu
sive dfttlgn* al pricea -?????????-? -rom
93c. to 2.98.
Trimmed Millinery.
Clioire designs in WalklnjC and 0?r
rhige Hats. New Shapes, Colors and
Triiiiinings,
AT POPULAR PRICES.
CI_rlC>V?--3.
OUR COLLECTION OF FALL
5TYLES AND COLORS NOW
READY.
Ox Bloods, Grays, Tans, Browns,
Wbitet, Yellowi and Pearla, wlth Black
and flclf color embroideries.
Full ABBortment
JOUVIN & CIE'S GLOVES. Every pair
fitted to the hand.
SPECIAL.?200 dozen good quality Kid
(rloves, Piqne lewed, Parii Polnta,
Heavy Embroidery, regular value
1.25,
Pair.
b_tabub__d u_
SIX STORES.
NEW-YORK STORES. I BROOKLYN STORES.
RROAPWAY, Broadway and B.dford-av*.
COR 31ST-8T., I Kulton-.t. and Flatbu.h-av*.
ANI> Atlantl.- ?n<1 Wrmont a*... ,
31) AVK. AND and
l.;il) ST. |Gre.npolnt _ Manhattan av...
Do vou know our $3 hat. ?
It is made in all the fashionable
shapes;
It la made under our persoual super
vision ;
It is irreproachable in niaterial and
flnish;
It looks as well and wears as well as
any hat made, irrespective of pedigree
or price.
You don't believe all this, maybe,
but ice do, and so will you if you'il
get acquainted with the hat.
Do you kaow our tvv. Neelnraarf
?h? ? .ur n>>w VaaAaa H..-k Mt,
Our r.a?1v-to-w.ar Llv.rl.. ar. ga.nlng ln popularlty.
BROADWAY, COR. 318T 8T.
MARINB INTELLIGMNOtt
VINIATI-RK AU-AXAC
?eutlflfl I JJIinnial t lf|tfT'~ n... -|Moo_f_ ?*"> -??
HIOH WATKR TO-DAT.
*. \t San.1v Hook I-WOOV. Island 1 :.*5K H'll O-t* 3 .*,!
i*M Sandy Hook _:lf.....v. laland 2:39 11-11 Ofltfl t-H
IXCOBIXO 8TBAMBB8.
V-..-I lr .n. Utoa.
Rott.rdam.Amaterdam, Aua Rl.-Nefh-Amer
Fu.rat Bl.mar?*k....H?m-urg, Bept ? ?-? _.Hamt.-Am.r
Bouthampton, Bepi.Ami?rii-nn
l'alatia.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.llnm.urK. Befl I.Hamt.-Am.r
sati iti'AY. si:i-ti:mfii:k ii.
Etrurla.liV. I..I. Bepi I.r.in.ird
LeOascognc.Havre, B*pl - .J-t-nn
.-.i M:ir.N.a Orleai ? Bept s. Morgan
Marengo..ntwerp, Au| -1.Wil-m
HINI'AY. ?EPTBMBC-I 13.
rwna?Ifl.Olflfljnw Baat ft.Anonor
Orln .Il.rmuda. ri<-pt 12.QtMBefl
0UTOOIX0 8TBA BBBB.
V.aacl For. UflW. Mall. elo*<*. \>*?**1 Balla.
8<-mln..le. (1iar!.*t?n. Clyde . - 3:00pm
BATV-LDAT. B-PTB-tBSS 14
.,ur~nla. I.lv.rt>.,ol. Cunnrd.9:10 a m 12:00 m
te Bt Thomaa, Qu-i><-<- . B-M>a m 12:00 m
P*rsl ? ilainhurg. HanibAniT. - 1:00 pm
Kthl..i.iii Ol?*?..w. Ancbor.10:00 a in 1 ?*> p m
K'lll.. Bremen, N Q Uoyd. 8:00 am U:.?iam
AmateMam H.>tt.nl.-irn. N.-.h-Am.r-10:<i0am 1 :<?> j> m
!.., T uraln* Havr*, Prenek. TiOOa m 10:00 a m
Berlln Bouthampton, Amerlcan . H:oo a, m 11 '*'a m
V-n?zupla [_. Ouavra, Red l> .|t*:i*? a m 1 '?' P m
C of Waahlngton Havana, N T A C_belO*00 a n l.'*> p m
Stralhlala C_|.lonj ? . 2:00 pm 4 :"0 p nt
Col.rtdac 1-. Plata, Uamport & Hoii.. 1:10am M'JOa m
Ail?r. Jamalea, Atla* .I.':"0?ml2:'?.ra
Rrtn. r Hradrik, Haytl, ete.!?*?? i:?*?pm
TUBBDAT, si:."ri:MMER 17.
?ar*. Pr-m.-n. N '! lAoyi .2:00am liNlfl
_ti.r?k<-.. Charleeton, Clfde . ? -.oopm
BBIPPIXQ NBWB.
port ok rt-W-TOI-K Tllt Ksi-AY, BBPT. 12. itm.
ARRIVKD.
H.fllir Am^rioa H.r). Pearet, _->B-0_ Au?u.t 30. wtth
m.la. to Y W J Hur-t Arrlved Ht ih. H.r .t ft:30 p m.
stf.m.r Pnuii. ir_*>r). Kopft H.mburf, Beptember l.
wi.h nvia.. and 121 eabln and ~<-> ateeraae paaatngera te
Hambura-Am.rlran Mn- Arrlv.-.I ?t (h.- l.ar at , ..<> a m.
ninmir Kafflr Prlne. -nr.. Oldltcb, Sunioa Au.ua. IT,
Rl . Janclro 22 Bahta 2fl Bt L*?cla Beptwaber 2. with
md*. and ?'> eabln paaainBgera te .1 C s.-aa-r. Antved at
th. '?..ir al noon _ . _,___._ m
Bt-atn.r Art".ii" Zambrana (Nor), Kroh*. Sanch.i. s.in
Domlnao, :. .i?>* arlth fruM t> B-tmr C uafflisjr. Arrlved
a. th* H.r nt .'. M ? m.
Kuamer Bl Mt. Orant, nTew or:.?r. I Basa, wlth m.i?.
to .1 T Vmii Slrkl". . ..
Si.irn.r Old I'.unlnlon. Owieh, Ul.-hin.>n.l and >.wp.rt
N.w.. arlth mda? an.l p,i*."n..r-> t.. th. <>ld I<omtnii>n
' "itnrk tx'tin- Meere, BTaUa, Alewr, M.v 3. and n-ir
badoe AuKu.i ?-?;., ?.'ii ndee t. AmeM, Chaaey 4 Oa.|
vna.1 to YatM A Port*rfl-.|d.
Ba. :? ll ??? k rl<-p. 12, U.'io p m Wlrd wt-.t, ll.ht br--r..
' lld] .
CLBARKD.
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Umbrel.as.
Special attcntion is directed to the
values to be secured at our Oreat Sale of
UmbreMas. These are noteworthy:
20-inch Hlaek Twiil (iloria Silk
Umbrellas, PangOO Fr;inios, Assorted
DretdeD aml Natural Wooil Handlei,
regular value 1...0,
98c. ^ach.
2G-incli I'nioii Serge Silk Unilirell..a_
Psragon Fraiiu's, Crvstjil, Dntdea aud
Ivoiy Humlies, miide to sell for 2.50,
X. _Q Each.
20-inch Small Rolllng 1'nihrell.is,
I'nioii Taftota Silk, Pfgored Dresden,
Ivory aml Silver Handles, shouid be
2.08,
1.98 Each,
NOTE THESE SPECIAL BARGAINS.
ROCKERS.
Iliiihly yiolishoil antiqiie oak and
Uiahogany lmi-.li, Sadille or Cob
bler leats,
3.48 Each.
DINING CHAIRS.
Highly polishod antique oak Box
Sear, French Leg,
2.15 Each.
CHIFFIONERES.
Antique oak Chiffbnieres, 5
drawers,
5.39 Each.
fi-P fUNT'sflNEfURNITURF
RAFFIA
MAT'E OP1 MAMI.r.A R.'PE. IS AT ONH. LI.HT,
AIRY. DfRARl.E AND ODD IN DTCCT. IT I.
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STRENOTH. TO THK RATTA.V OR WILLOW,
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EIDERARLE VARIETY OF BHAPSi ANT> 3TYI.ES
IN CHAlRf, Pa'KA?. ET"'. MAM'l'.V TUR1NO
PRICES IN THIS. AS \\ EI.L. AS IN ALL LINiSa
OF FL'RNITIRE WHICH VOU
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adapt.d to all agra.
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