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VOTE TO SAVE THE WOODS.
BLACK'S ADIRONDACK PURCHASE BILL
PA88B# Till" BBNATB.
IH! ONLT ??r.MKlTla?*?* TO IT CAMi. G??? l-XlfU
8F.NATx'i;3 **-;rt*itr.s!:NTrN-a t??p
NORTH MRS ?-Ot'NTtKs
Alb.iny, April ? ?.Sp?*?*lali.? The Hvnute to-day
pt.sscd QovernOr I""a?k'8 Mil for the purchase of
$UHX',(HHi worth ...f Adirondaa-k foreet lands.
Opposition to Ine measure woe made by Sena
tore Malby, Chahoon and luackett, who rep?
resent tome of Ihe Adirondack counties, and
?Ir?e; y ottered amendment nfter amendment, but
all were reje? ted.
It was th?? condemnation feature of the Mil
which espedaBllj? excited the o* poult ton of the
Northern New?Y?ark Senators, but they could
not convince their fcllow-Senat?. is from (?ther
?parta of th?? Btate 'hat th?? ?plan would seriously
harm the ownera of land In the Adirondack re?
gion. Senat.T Ellsworth skilfully defended th?
n assure and showed the weakness of tho pro
j??! se?i amendment
Senator Malhy attacked that part of the hill
Which states that th? owners of land, when It
Is tak? ? Qllder condemnation proceedings, shall
i."t he paid, if they reserve the spruce trees for
their c?\?r. us.?, until these tre??.?* ?.re cut and the
land cornea, wholly within the control of the
State.
"It Is a fair option," Mid Senator Ellsworth.
"lu ? uns?? th?? land i*> only valuable to Its owners
on account of ths eprece The owner of ouch
land may have his ; ay at once If he pienses, or '
li?* may say he wishes the ?spruce limiter, and
in that ?ase holda his land until he removes
the spruce trees."
Senator Bracketl replied: "In any case, the
State pets the '?est of tin? bargain, it is con?
fiscation, ? would remind the gentlemen that
Northern New-York glvee .",?.???? Republican
majority ai ?? that th? re la tircat danger <?f losing
1? ?;?? us bad e measure as this one Is peered."
Benator Chahoon said that the people of
Moi . New-York wer?* n??t vandale and wood
thieves, as had been charged. They were as de
: Ir lui r people that the wo? da ahould be
preservi d Thej were willing thai the Stat??
ahojuld enter Into ? ?mpetitlon with them for
the own? rahlp of A lironda k landa, but thev di ?
not " ih to e a cloud coal upon the tltlea to
their lands, rhal ??: >ud would be ?'as; by the
condemnation feature ?f th?? presen bill, Col ?
nel F..X, of tl ?? Sta:?' Forestry Commlsatont had
Stated thai there were .'.?>??.?? ??> acrea of Adiron?
dack lands offered to the Btate for a low price.
A condemnation acl therefore, was n??t necea
sary, There "as S20,00U.U0ii inveated In the
wood pulp and paper manufacturing buslneaa
which won by the proposed law.
IWOri answered that Northern
New-Tork waa Indeed the bulwark of the i;e
publlcan party, bui thia bill would not harm that
majority. Th?? Stata would pay the full value
of -very a re of land it took.
Tin* ?Senate under Mr. Ellsworth'a lead voted
ly an amendment offered by
h : .?*' r ?? ? k- tt. declaring that aoftv . Man?
lier mlghl be cul from Btate lands, and another
amendmenl offered by Benal ?r Malby providing j
that lan.l ahould be bought al V- ay acre, with
the perp? tua! privilegi of (rutting off th?
timber ?granted to its ..????sou ownrra Benator
Mall.y contended that a greal Industry would be j
destroyed If the wood-pulp manufacturera were
noi permitted to rem????? the aofl timber, Bena
t ?!* Kllsworth repli?"! ?hat the State would have ;
the aofl wo -1 ? ui down and lold.
You ??annoi sell a piece of timber from State
, big enough for a log'a whip under the con- j
atltutlon.*' sal?! Senator Malby.
Sena! r Bracketl then calle?! attention to See.
7 of Arti, le VII "f the Constitution, which
aay a:
The land? of the State now owr.e?! or hereaf-er
red, constituting the Forcai Preaerve ai now
fix. ?1 by law, shell be forever kept ns wild fores'
lands. Tl ? - not be 1? as? d, sol : or ?-x
changed, or he taken by any corporation, public or
private, nor ? th? timber tl ei ild, re
mov? l or destr >j ? I.
Benator Kilsworth. howe\*er, contended that the
State could cut timber for the sake of preserv?
ing the foresta The bill pased by a vote of 4_
to 4, th?? negative vot? ? being given by Senators
"Bracket!, Chahoon, Krum and Malby.
A committee from the Board of Trade and ;
Tr; ??| of New-Tork City waited on ?
Governor Black today to offer htm the sup
I f that Hoard in his eforta to aecure the
enactment *?f the Adirondack Purchaai bill. The
committee was Introduced to the Governor by
Controller Roberta. I? conaiated of E. P. Martin,
? an of the Committee on Forests of the
Board of Trad? and'Transportation: P F Sebo
fleld. Horace ? Fatrchild, .lohn H. Waahburn,
John All? ? and W. F. McC nneil, asaiata n1 a? cre
tary of the ? ard, Governor Black thanked his
callera for tl xpreaslon of support, ami said
he wss In hopea that the bill would be enacted
Into la a
TAMBES TRYISQ To c.et ETEX.
TW ? BII_t-l WHICH WOULD E-MABLE THR ???
1 ? PAT HI8 ' OVXSEla ! :
Albany, April I Assemblymsn J. J. Sullivan to?
. iced a Mil pi ivldlng thai the Board of
Estim?t? ind Apportionment of New-Tork and the
... oth? :? ? minti? s may
a nal tl?..? ? ounticg
fees, with Interest
?ption of the
presei tion by any county officer who
? ai iv In any ? :
Ing tO r? IB from oflVe, or to rev;.??*? or pro
lon of his of
tlco, ' ? ? ? proce? ling
?auo In hla
led to relm
B :; Tarns? ?, ?? ? ailn'a bill
trted fa? rably by the Assembly
? ? to-morrow, providing that the
of Estimai? and Apportionment ?t,.-.? audit
???alms to the _-.-:t?? of J?:.???? In oi ? y?tar bi
by the s / I ? Sew-York Count) at th?? expira?
' ' ' ' - HI for expenaea In? .i r? ?1 In
brlngXg sui? .? ictlons made nccessarv
by < Irtue of his ofl
BUXD ? f /; ? fi / ?: ? ie VOTE h DOWX.
IN ??'??G Or ??,'*.? IRE" M'M.IVAX'S FIGHT FOI'
IT ASSEMBLY PROCEEDINGS
Albany, April *"? ?Senator Wllcox'a Mil providing
thai Incorporated club playing ?????? ??.??p on Sunday
?hall be lined 130 for ea? h offene came up in the
AaasnM) to dey. Tbe real object ol the measure is
mil Sunday baseball by making i* difficult to
mpion in the Aaaemhly
' J. Sullivan, .?? formet baseball umpire.
Mr. Marshall, of Kings County, ????????.??? the mu
on the ground thai 11 simply licensed professional
clubs ?o play ball on Bundaj and prevented ama?
teur eluta from dol? g the satu?? thing He ? aid that
no parti " ?fi le ??> o;? ?record sa favoring a
bill -?? peri) onal clubs ?? r*i ? ; ?baseball
on Bua
Mr. Bulli-fan defended ti.?? bill, saying thai base?
ball playing on Sunday would please i :?.ir??is of
throughout ? Bl
The BMssura waa Ihen defeated i?> a voi? of ii
to r,:??.
Henal nr Wl Ite'? Mil providing for the ? of the
Cuor ? ringi Reservation ?before January
1, ItOt, \A.i- paaecd ?... a vote ol *??- to .??.
The i.iii ti repeal all lawa relative i?> barberlng
on Bui to penali barbering in all parta ???
the Staio all day I d y, waa ?recommitted to the
General Las ? oaamlttee for ? further bearing.
11. T. Aadrewi Introduced a i?ii? providing for tho
extr-iis.?". ol th? viaduct airucture In Park-ave.,
from One-hundred-and-erst-st. to Ons-hundred
and-eleventn-si , It ?? clt) of Xew-Tork, si sn eg
noi to ? ??.: BOO.ooo, and another providing
tha* the Commission? rs ol Public Charities in N?-w
yyrk a for th?? erection of a
buildiiiK for hospital purposes In ti??? Twelfth
Vani.
?
A FESSEL FOR THE XATAL MILITIA.
Albany, April 1?Governor Black to-day signed
Boaster ? ol ? ? ft ? b? s?proprlatlng ??,?? for a
? ?f 'he Kaval Miai..? of th? State.
impure Biood
Eatln?,' rl? h and hearty f.x.d, sweets and fata In
w'lnt>-r, ? : MM C?infl?t'?:p? nt and breathing vitla.ted
sir iti ofl?? e ?m r- ah p. iiouip, factory or acho-?il
?Tnoaa. aeesasa ??ssw a illy makes the
blood impure, | fSl |? \j and eruptbins,
bolls, p?mplate, humors, are the result. Dissi?
t.?!?--, htdlge?atlon and inuny ?.th?-r tr<?iil?l?-e are
also osuged by Impure l?lo?td.
Hood's *l?rL?
Ie the best-In fai-t the One True Blood Purifier.
Hood'S PINS X, ?*"??& ?J**?Keetlon,
,WU3 ruetw btuionsaass. 20 centa.
??'.'?'? *-'*>V. : *-'?*' '?
A?.LPAIN
?\ G ', ' '* /
^XAVOID SUBSTITUTES^
WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES.
Washington, April A.
A DESIRABLE FOREIGN POST. Coli net Alfred
):. Hock, of Georgia, nominated bt the President to
b.? Envoy Extraordinary snd Ulnlster Plenlpotei
tiaiy to .Tapan, i? regarded a?, a fortunate man
t?,.? mission t<> .tapan li o!'.?? of the most desirable
appointment! sbroad for many reasona The rein
tkns between Japan and th.? United States sn
mo.?r friendly, and tbe diplomatie dutlea ire not
likely ever to become difficult or unpli Thi
salary is t-J.000 ? year, besldea a !
ie.-i.'i.?!. ?.-. and a Iftnlater, if la? ear? ? ??' do ??. ? an
easily save half .his is 1er y far a rain) day. The
climate of Japan la delightful, the urn indliig* are
Bttrartlve, an.l loclei ?' ?!?> beat. ?'??<? ?team?
en make the run fron Vai s'<
so thai Japan is no longer ? far-off country. John
?lussc;] Voting, who ?a* Minister to <'hli?>. ai
travelled > ?teneiv? l\ al road, declarei
!.. ,1 .. Cl . i??>? Of thl ll I ' igll nils?!":.? he W 0 ill] ?. i
the post al Japan abov? all others. And yet. when
the President gnve Henry t*. Psyne ?a* eholee ..f
any mission out ide of ?'???? ?:? ir Ambassadorship.?,
Mr. Payne declined noi only that to Jap ? bul anv
other. Mr. Payne dealreu lo be Ambasaador to
Germany, snd failing In thsi preferred to il |
hi n ?
WATS ANO MEANS COMMITTEE'B OUTINO
"It Is a long lane that has no turning e Semiti
Ccmmlttee on Finance has settled d? wn io work on
the Tariff bill, snd the Ways and Means Committee
1? taklnp s little outing. Tbe committee, It will be
remembered, worked right through ti Chriatma*
holiday?, and through the Interval between the old
and new Congresses, with no alack up until the
Tariff bill bed pained the House ? m th? com
mlttce li enjoying ? well deserved va stion and
having a generally good time "That sit work and
no play make? .1:.? k a dull boy* is jti*t bi trie? .?(
?'ongressrn. ? as of Jack," ??? of the committee
aald. "So we are going ?? enjoy ? little play aft. r
months of hard work " The President'* dinner to
?)..? committe? on Friday evening open? I the tea
eoi of relaxation, Veaterdaj the committee went io
Gettysburg to visir the battle-field. Of .-ours., their
Wives and daughter! went almix. and there were
also the Speaker m d Mrs Reed. Th.? part?? pu?
ni the old tavrn known si the McClellan lion ?
One member of tlie committee. Repr?sentative
Tswney, of Minnesota, was born near Clettyabur?,
eight year* l.efore the war li.? ?-*?-. ? i.i well remem?
ber se.-?)? the G ? ion troops march hy .?;i the way ta
the bottle-fleld, ?sratchlng with boylah delight the
waving fltiiis nn.l the long, duaty columns, That
was the romance. At fifteen the reality came, when
? \? ? nt Into hl? father'? blackamlth .?hop io learn
the 'rad??. A few years inter young Tawnev went
vVeai to "griw "p with rhe country." Hut he car?
nei his trade with him. and worked at it until sn
opening offered ?? study law, having in the mean
time studied Irregularly night? and mornings
Af-.r- t.einn admitted to the tar he took a cien??.?
of lew nt the Cnlverslty of Wisconsin, and thla
completed bt* education, ao f..r a* going to
..frei- in? was fourteen, l sal fall he wai elected for
a il'.lrd time from the 1st Congress Districi of
Minnesota
THE AGE OF BOMB STATESMEN -As a nil..?
?? teamen in Congiesg. whether old or young, ar.*
fn.nk enough about their ntres, set forth In the
Congressional Directory, genator Harris, of t? ?
nesaee, however, is one of th?- few exceptions. He ?
has never pubtlshsd s hint of his year?, bul his
Immediate fnmily know thnt h? passed htl se.
enry-nlnth birthday hist February. Repri ? ?
Richardson, of the Mme Btate, never falls t.. sdd
? few years, when he can work it oui In s story
.? tbe Senstor*! expense, In the Presidential
campaign tasi summer, wh.-r. Mr. Richards? ? was
?peaking In one of the rural distri t* ol Tenn?
he was accosted by an sged countryman wll
question: "Do you know Oreen?" "No, ? reckon
not," aniwered Mr Rlehardaon "What, don't >?..?!
know Oreen In Washington?" rep? it?*d the old
man. in tor.es of great lurprlse, "No Bui who
is < ;r> en "" aaked th?? Congreiwman, now Intel
by hti qu?*stloner*i earnestnesa "Why, he'a one
of the biggest men In the world." replied the old
man proudly. "Oh. you mean Benator Harris,"
?aid Mr Richardson, quickly. "Tea I know
Oreen." "Well we were boyi together." een
tlnued tlie old man "We play? ? together, though
Oreen wai leaving school when l begun." "Thnt
must hav ?.een a mighty long ?im?? ago." aald Mr
Rl hardson. lookinc Ihe old man over "Yes,
nearly a hundred ????? ago." returned th?* vet?
eran "Ton see, i sm ninety-five, ??nd Oreen was
o'der."
ri?f>FKSSION*AI. .IKA l/M'S*.*.?An eminent but
caustic lawyer wns asked to-day what he thought
of Bryan'* argument before the Bupn me Court In
the Nebraska railroad cases. He replied: "I wilt
t.ll yon a Story An Irishman once came to rn>?
for legal advice In ? matter, and In the ..ourse of
our conversation ho toll me about ft laJrsult he
had in another State. "Did you win the suiti"
I asked ???\.1 a hit,' he replied. 'Did you have
s good lawyer?' 'Dlvll a nil of law ?lid he know
at all. at all; hut thin lie knew how to till It.' "
und not a word more would the lawyer say This
appeared to denote a clear case of professional
Jealousy,
BRIAN /!?*? AN ADVOCATE.
G?.??'???. UNAIM?.t?:?:atep rnrri.isM G.?'.?p???
THK Bl'PRENB ?"cirnT
WMhlngton, April I (SpeclaD.?The ?cene? ol yes?
terday In and n?ar the rrom In which the Supreme
c mil ot th ? United Btatei hold.? its alttlng? were
re-enacted todsy on a lomewhai lan?.;? scale thsl
- : . ?ay, the mwd of peri .'??'? win? were curl
s<e \v:i;iam .1. Bryan, lat? r socratlc candidale for
tne Presidency, and to hear from his own lips hii
? lea? In regard to what he considered aound law, wai
?omewhat h?ggcr than on yesterday. They were
1 formad In two Unes, Instead of one, to-day, atai pa?
, ti?-ntiy swatted the coming of the conquered hero.
' He was prompt and his smile was, If possible, even
1 more expansiv? than USUSl. He had visited tic
Whir.? House ?nrii.r In th.- aey and been honored
! with a fifteen-minutes' sudtence by the President.
When Mr. Bryan srose and addressed the tTaurt?
for the first time In his life, ir la aat I the room w;?s
? crowded, and probably a hundred persona were out?
side unable to gala sdmlsslon. if there wen I
who exi.ted to bear either sn outburst luch bj
I tliat which elect rifled th.? Ch- ago C* tin ? I on or the
cog ;?'? sad coherent argument of s round lawyer
. and so able advocate they were doomed to dlssp
potatment. The chief merit ? t tbe apee eh wsa that
it was only f,r;y minutes long He be? in in ? low
tons and f<>r a ihn? rambled and flound-red l ? :. ? - an
unfortunate pupil whe bad ?.? en irop rf? ?? , ?? ii .?,. j
oi had forgotten pan of his lesion. Thui he r in
tlnued foi rome twenty mnr.it???. And
? Mr. Brysn'i wanted assurance and confidence *ud
denly returned -'."? he Immidlataly warmed t.. hi?
work He laid down some legal prop.il
- ? ?<??''? "i lhe Coun which must h ive ? ind. d
?'"'" to th? grave Judges ? t.. m h? ad In ??. I, and
enforeed hi? ?cjctrlnea w.th all hi, wonted Rn and
; "*nergy. ??.???,??.??_ ?rho heard hi ? . ave re
"?.???,! that auch a Daniel had come lo Judgment,
tor pur?, unadulterated Populismi s?aa what he
Pteached rjnly once did he hesitate or falter He
liad been arguing that reasonable railroad frelahl
ratea were such a.? would riel ? a fell return on the
preient value ol th? railroad, without regard o he
ornrinai com of tbs same or the rieht* of'?.'/.,',-?.
who ),.,d Invested their money m the h,??),'?V" ,G..
; railroad company "They t.. 11? of innocent vur
Chasers and Innocent h.-.lden of honda" he es?
ctalmed, and then went on to declare that there
v..n- no su.h 1.,i..?.?i p?r. huM-r* or owners of
hir.de. that they had Invested th-lr money w,,? ,>?"'
eyes .?pen, or sboiiM hav? d<?!,,? ?? tll|, :>, . . . .
lia.i failed It wa: either their failli or their ini?
fortune, ?nd the patrons of ih? railroad ?? ,u|.i not b_
held respsMislble, snd so on. until JuatY??. ?jraS
quietly asked '
-B? presenl ?relue, ?a you -osan what the railroad
. would how sell tor 01 what It would no? . ..-? .
| build th.? railroad?" '
1 Mr Bryan, thus suddenly brought to earth faltered
I. Ill ?f:<r a m .menti? hesitation replied that he
rm.,m what it wo.lie now cosi t.? build .., railroad
l Juatlca Ora?/ kindly refrained from askm?, whether
ti., maximum rat'?* fixed by the Commini .n.-rs were
baaed upon an accurate computation ihowlng what
II woulij cost HOW to retini! J the r.nir.i.j? ,f \,..
braska an?j again Mr. Brysn soars l Into the ?..uhmr
.-.aims oi Populisti? oratory, As soon as hi had
flnlahed there waa a elumpt-de of sin.? tutors who
wtra ?s sassr to get out as they had L.c-n to get in.
THE AXGIAJ-VEXEZIELAS TEEATT.
MiMs'TFi: ANDRADE r.xi'? rs THAT IT wtt.t, gg
it \Tiri:t? this W ttJX.
Washington, April &?Although ha hai no ofl I
advlci ? tl '?'? M ali U r An Irade ? aperta
tha? ihe Q lana Bom lary Arbitration Treaty will
be ratified by the Vercauelnn Congres? and
by the President ibla ireek \ I on by
'.?-?,. : ? .?,,. British Qovernmenl will formally ap?
prove it. and then ratificai - e ei n ged
r n , r ? ??? don, The ?
lei itloni ? etwei p the iw ? Om?
it " I ia] ? ti led fo
tard pron ?? 1 a? the t
?
IHE WM' WEBTER\ FOREST RESERVES.
IHENT M'KIN'I in L..TION
BT CONGR? ;- ??? ?RE TAK 1X0 ?'"????.
Washington, Aprile, The Pr? Idem haa decided
iter of ? evoking or modi?
fying the onlei ? \: Cleveland setting salda thlr
teen foresi reservea in the Weat until he ascertain]
- ' ?? ???? -. v. Ill legislate on M??? aubj? et,
There Is ?-?:??l to be a legal q lei Ion ? ? ;<? the ?Presi
dent's power it 1er exl Una law to revoke an or?
d? r of hla predeci ? It la ? ol the Pr -aldi nt'a In?
ri ? : '.rd? ?. ? Ify tt by ex
? ?? t r? in in ] ro? ! Iona all ? Is en
ten d or aubj? t to ent ry.
?Senator Pettlgrew to-day presented nn at ? |
to the Sundry Civil Appropri tion Mil making pro
mpleti -??-'. ? ?. of s II the landa em?
braced in the nee fo eel r? erves. The amendmenl
also gives the Presidi . ? explicit authorlt] to p
i/oki. modify or suai end si >? and all auch ex? utl
and proclamations, or any part thereof, ?
he sili? 11 ?? ? ??: ? ? foi the |"i?'ii? inter.
THE PURITAX'S OFFICERS EXOXERATED
Washli *rton, April I After a careful Inquli
the conditions under which the monitor Puritan
wss dlaabtod on her way North from Cfhsrteaton
?iist month, a naval court of Inquiry haa ?1_???1 the
r< ponslblllty for tl*.?? breakdown <?n the deebgni
whirh are old, ?and has a.?.|illt??l the navi, officer?
from blame, The repon ol the court waa made
public to day >:t;? r receiving the approval of .
tar?' Long
BUYERS IS TOWS.
K. v. Edward'i ?Sona, Syracuse, ?. ? ?? M
?:..?.?, rds, drygoods, etc. ; Misa McCarthy, millinery,
Park Avi nue.
w. ??. Prear ft Ca, Troy, N*. Y.?C. W. rr?..
representing? l'ark Avenu?
? i?.run. v????ri.? a Btanler? B?t>etee, Haas.?W. il.
Youn-a*, hosiery. Murray Hill.
A?i.".m Meldt uni ? And ? son, l'uffal**., ?. ? ng
Anderson representing, No. 2 Walker-st. Man?
hattan
The Pair, St. Louis, Msurioa i.?-vy represe ? tini
Marlborough,
?',. W. s Quaelceabush. Troy, N'. Y.-^I. J. M
cloaka and aulta Orano,
Mandel Broa., Chicago, 111 J. W. Ilut.ter, hosiery.
No. ? Crani.lin. ??r;.? d
.1. Hlslop, New-London, Conn. J. Hlslop, dry?
goods, etc., No. W Broadway, l'ark Av. nue
A M. Rotchlld ? Co., ?':;:? ir?, Hl W II, Toung,
1. ath? : good ?. No I Leoi ?ini-et. ? Ieri ich,
Han ' ? m? ? ft Co.. Dee Molni ? e ? 3 s
Emery, drygooais, ?? , Ni 19 Lispenai*d-st. Mur?
ray Hill
? li ? ? larrtaburg, ?Penn.? -J. W.
Thomj - dry go ? te. Albert,
s. I. Sirena <*.? Co., Montloello, X Y s i.
Strong, di ? ?? ?di el AH ert.
:: ? ? ;. berta-Byrne ? ?. O. Co., St. Joseph,
Mo. I It.? !.. to) s, No. 51 I ll
?? li Hi.?. ? Bon. Warren, ? ??? ll ?
Hunter, drygoodi . ? All ? rt,
Bat-r A Goldberg, Lancaster, Penn. I, Gold
clothing, ? ?.ion ? ?nur??.
j. !.. Challfoux, ?Lowell, Mass., clothing, Nether.
R. H. Whits ? <??.. ?Boeton, Mass- <;. .1. Carter
upholstery goods, No. ? Orsnd st. Imperisi.
Kinne <*> Bhei r? r ? ompany, Buffalo, N. Y. M. L
Shearer, fun. shing ?..Is, Imperlai
Harbeeon ft Co., Cbsrleston, s. C.??I. Harbeaon
drygoods, etc. Cosmopolitan.
Levy si? in. Cleveland, i?hlo .1. Hnhrheltner, no
*!??: N'?>. ?.?; Broadway. Hoffman.
John Wanamaker, Philadelphia, Penn.??William
Qeyger, furniture, ullaey
R, II. White * Co.. Hoston. Mass.-?}, w Fr??und,
boy.i' clothing, No m ?'.rund at Imperial.
.1. Bnellenberg ft Co.. Philadelphia, Penn. J. J
Bnellenberg, clothing and woollens Martborough.
J. Quintan ft Co., Baltimore, Md.? I". Wuesam-r.
representing Miss M ita???, ladles' wear, ?a l'<
Orsnd-al Marlborough
Alfred Msyer Washington, D. ?.??. i?. Mayer,
drygoods, etc., No ?'-?"? Brosdwsy, Hoffman.
England Bros., Plttsfleld, Mssa l>. England, dry
goods, ?* Imperial.
Rauh Bros, ft Co., Pittsburg, Penn.?M. Rauh, um
brellaa, No. 512 Broadway, in perlai.
W i!. Lawfer ?- Co., All?Mitown, Penn.?J. n
Lgwfer, drygoods, etc., Ko. S38 Broadway, im?
perial.
.Mai-hall Field ft Co., ?Chicago. 111.?E. Hagen,
millinery. No. i"i Worth-et. H?5ffmsn,
Marks Uros.. Philadelphia, Penn. K. Mirks, silks
and velvela, Hoffmsn.
l.l? Broa., ?Philadelphie, Penn.?W. Lazarus, hoys'
clothing. Hoffman.
I. A. Orsff, Syrscuse, ?. t Csrpeta Hoffman.
??* m Brown A Co., Kew-Haven, Conn O, W
? , : suits, ???. UM Worth-si Btuan
ng g Butler S Co.. Boeton, Masa t?. Ltasner,
cotton ui d< rweai v endome.
U,ai....n .?? Henderson, Boston, Maaa O, A Swal?
low. Ia|? s and embroideries Vend?me,
I?! B, Mann. ? ?ban;?. N. V ? drygoods, etc. lloff
?
? Btarr ft Co Torli Ponti J. Btsrr, Jt, diy
.... ? . , tc. Holl
Ma,i?l Brothers. I hli ?go, III F R U
cioat? and aulla, ??'?? IW Worth ai Holland
<?; Cox ?s.? Co Hartford, Conn M c Marks,
clonks .?? d suite, So. IS Llspenard-at. Bt. ? lo id
w. c ??".; i. 4 Co.. Danville, Penn M C, Frick,
drygo ?di ? ic. Smart.
Jordsn. Marsh S Co Boston Mi si W ll
pOW) , , r goods Ko I ?.?? ana*? ? H:,r
1 Btl
.,,!? ,? McAualan ? Troup Company, Provi
,?,.. ?. ? w. Ca Hender, ?ir., goods, etc., Ne I
Walk? r ai Kormandle
? rbes t.- Wallace Springfield, Masa ?. ?. Wal?
I, . dry g, **? etc., Ko - Walker-at., Kormandle.
? ,? hall l'i? Id ft Co., Chicago ll Bhedd, repra
, N , io? \\, rth -? Holland.
Harsh ft Co., I'-?*. Maaa .1 Lamb,
. ,. Mi vv tight woollens* .1 Wentworth,
I Oreene-sl
Adam Meldrum ?"? Anderson, Buffalo, ? Y Fred
, ds No. - Walker-?:. Norme III
en ?.?. UH? hi II, Korwleh, Conn W. C.
, hoyi ? It Ihlnf, No '?.'? Wl ll
?:.?? ? Hushes, wet?-o?hv. Conn W. Wells-re,
domestic, G?'.? I-m?o.o Park-ave
l, i.ov .iiii'ii... Amsterdam, N Y Fsney goods
?t. Cl? n?'
j ? Hoiie r ft Co., Bal Imori ?. e Ho d tw
liona ?"-??
I s reirenier, Cai indalgua, S ? Drygoodi
ate Broadwa
.1 C ?Luta ?'. Co., C rago ? ? ?? w r. ero kr ?.
11 ? ff nu p
Kewcomb, Badiamoti ? Cai., ?Detroit, Mich V t
Htl ? ?? .,?. Up misi ?...
Q rand
? ?. Wilder ft Bon, Oneonta, K Y r. r w ? t.
la. el B Georg.
.-? : - n .*? Ooo I, Pltub irg, P? nn, I? ??,,.,? ,,,,
lions Brosdwsy Cerni .i
Roaenba im I Ce Plttaburg, fana m r .
\"'p,',?'.pG'" *"d Wl""' i00ji* N" 4~ '"'""????'>
ui.uu-r? Brom Swansea .s. i.-u a. bauu,t
furnishing guud?. tirami, ??aaeee_,
BEftOR PORRUa-V KESIGN6.
TBS CIVIL GOVERNOR OF HAVANA TIRKO
OF COMPROMISES AND DISGUST-CD,
m Acrum may uun t?? w^ruot*? ?sfteioKft?
tpi.v vi: vi r.it i.icwi.-? ttMtOTVKtiOt,
PSOSABtVI PO? JCtQARO,
Havana, April H?It la understood Hint Sefior
Jon.? Porrua, who In February lesi lucceeded
(ien-ra! Kuan??/. Valdea as civil Covi rnor of Ha?
vana and of Western Cui?, hss tendered his
resignation by cable to ?Premter canovai, for?
warding by mail the reasona f??r th? aet. Cap
taln-Genera] Weyler la Mid to oppose the ?resig?
nation because be ? ot Idi ra B? Bor Porrua'a pr a
ance In the irinnd izpcdlenl for ti*?> time. BeSor
Porrua. however, haa evidently made up his
mind, and It ta n >t Impossible that the affair
may bring about Weyler'a ??wn resignation.
H.-iv.r Porrua will asti for Bpaln on April 20.
H?? givea up ofllce cheerfully, he aays, liecauaa
it will bring? an end of "compromises and dia
Kiist." (?? reaching Spain he srlil probably aban?
don the political following of BefloT Canovas and
unite himself to th?? est?reme wins of the Con?
servatlve party, headed by Romero Robledo.
The Mar.?ois Palmerols haa ?gone to Clenfu?rgoa
t.?f?;? with General Weyler on the resigna?
tion of Befior Porrua
General Weyler lefl Clenfuegoa yeaterday on
the ateamer C? ? < ? ??. Ion, and is believed I ? I.?
hla ? ay I ? Juearo, th?? ?port of ?Puerto Principe
which is th?? southern extremity of the M ?ron
.Tu ir? militar?* line. Crowds <<t ?people ca". r ?
ai Clenfuegoa t?? bid him farewell, and cried
"Viva Morali ??." referring to General Weyler*?
attempta to purify the a hulnlatratlon of Cuba.
"The G? ; Conati! atlona?." C itiservatlve.
?/upon the capture at Ft r
nundlna, Fla, on Saturday last of tli<* tug Al?
exander J h ? ' ? cruiser Vesuvius, ????
thai M.? Adminlal l on of Preeldenl MSKlnlcy
? -;in er ly d alroua '?r complying e Ith
ih? neutrallt) lawa In iupp.*eaalng flllbuetering
Hi * hope tlint It -vili
.ful in preventing the ?; lurgcnta from
obtaining aeaiatance ?<??\\ the revolution ends
a ? Ima < whli h la aald to i??? appn aching rapidly.
Brigadier Has? haa '? ? p transferred to the
.Moi : ? Brigadier Ceballoa
een pi ? ? in ? I irg at p ??????. The Mar?
ie Molina has boati repeatedly attacked liy
the Inaurgenta al Portillo and Mor.?, but, oc?
cording io "t.- offlelal account, has "invariably
? ihem ???'h musketry and artillery."
Lieutenant-Colonel Clrujeda, adjutant to the
?.n"?? ? Reagent, will leave Spain nexl Saturday
for Cuba.
It la ol Lated that el ?vi ? armed inaur?
?? nts surrendered to Colonel Ba: ?, < ommandlng
the vanguard of the Bs-anlah troopa on ;1*." west
ia near Artemisa. There have beei unum?
?.of minor ? '? Irmlsl ? ? hai I? ? tllty
George W n I : ? ? .?. Agulrre, who was arreated
In July laai on th?? charge of having come to
Cuba with a filibustering expedition, led by Ban
chea ??????!?? rrhi. which landed near Baracoa
and who -??? ?re before a marine martial court
thai he a*aa g naturalized American and real
denl ? :' New-Tork, haa ?.? transferred from
the Cabana Fortreea to the city tail
The Inaurgenta, led by Paul Chango, have
hi ,. up with dynamite and burred the works
and e,,ti.? fielda on th'? (Tavajabor plantation, near
Madenga, Matanxaa, th?? property of an Amerl
?.i In ? ? rry, and valued at f>?WI0.000; yet
? is rumored hore ?hat General Weyler will
ahortly return and ?in lare the Provine??? of Ma?
tanzas, Santa ?'?ara. I'li.ar del Rio and Havana
"pacifl-ed."
General Weyler denies thai the depravation
In the paper money of Cuba is ?lu.? t.? sp?? ?ulatlon.
ii?? aays the dlfflcull lies In the faci thai ex?
change is not easily obtainable on .?"pain. In ri -
plj *?. the question ?a b> the Bank of Bpaln senda
? o paper I ? the laland, he anawered, ''Probably
the bank would lose by doing ?so."
Madrid. April ?"?. It is ????mi-ofhVla'ly denied
here Hint th?? Spanish authoritlea ?have entered
Into negotiations for the submission of the Cuban
Insurgents. The Government bas ordered a
vlgoroua campaign t?? be pushed until the r??
beiii? ii is crushed.
SPANISH SPI-SB WATCHING BANGUILT
Jacksonville. Pis., April 1?Genere! Julio S n
gully, tha Cuban leader, who has been it? Jackson?
ville since h'st Friday, Is still hers, but In hiding,
ii>- Is supposed i" '???? waiting for ?? favorable >?
portunlty t?? -^ 111 ? away to Cuba. He is. however,
r watched by I pies.
BENRY CLEWS'S S'EW BUILDING.
t ? ?.. ? . ., fili .1 for th? ? ?? " ? of a twenty?
? >rj "hotel" by Henry Clew*, the banker ?
? ? ? ? by him at Mo. " West Thlrty-foui
? r through to ? 14 ? I W W?*st Thlrty
GoxSn feet. Harding S Goooh ar?? the ar?
chitect The new building win face r?:? new As
? ? . Hotel In Thtrtj fourth-st and will be Gothic
In tyle. Ir will ?.:' ateel ronstr?Bj Ion, 'he llrst
? ? ?? itorlet being of itone and the rest of terra
I ?? ?!-. Th.?? wltl he something less
than (a.OOO.000
: >n rumored that Mr Clew* would er*>s*t
? la plot to be tiaed for bit ?? ? pur
When naked ab ??'..-.*: ('few*
that ii?? had so piai ru d ih? I leture
? . light il gei, It ? oiitd be utilised either ? ?
reg but?dlng.
m
GORDY INDICTED FOR UHF MURDER.
Georgetown Del., April >'? The Buasex County
? ;? .? Jury returned h true bill of nt to?
? ? agalnal James At. Gordy for the murder of
; la wife formerly Mrs. Mar?, Lewis, of New "fork,
rime >j alleged to have been committed near
Milton. Del., on March 10, Gordy is m the ?
(all ii?? will be brought Into court to-morrow
morning to pi? id, and the cane will he ratted for
trial next Monda) Mme. Grunert, sister of the
arrived here to-day from her home In
Brooklyn, and ?ill teatlfy nt tin- trial Important
testimony noi yet generally known, will be pro?
duced wh< ? the caie op? ?
Sfrangili, Vitality, Manhood.
KSflW THYSELF.
<:. ??. .minis M. l).. N<>. 4 Bnlflnch Street
Oppoalt? Revere II??. . Boaton, Ma.?.. Graduala
. ? M . . , ? M. ; ? .??., -..??- I*??4. late Mirar, ? o( I itili
??... Ri ?..nl Volunteer*. Chief Conaultlng Phvalctaa
to the J'choily Medimi Institute, e*talill?lird in
lam. Irmi.'????filili I \liun?l.-.l \ii:.lit?. Atiopli
?? ..'a.. Varlroeele, Nervona and Pbyaleal :>? um.
?:,??';.';;:,r>i.?: ALWAYS CURES
IA? ,/,.,<? ?,/, o,,. ..?,'?"'njf.i an?! thr ?v.'?/. Consul tattoo
In pii?.ni nr h?? litter Pr.??|itvtii<;, with tlYtimonlal*
rpPP ? ??.?? book. Tha Science of Life; .r
G ?? tm. IC *?> li-|-ie?.r._t Ion. the price e**ajr, ?70 pp..
Win?. I?9 Inraiualile pre*rrlpllon? f?n acute and rhronle
.ii?. ? ? full Bill, ..nit *!.'<?. il.xili .? leal? I
Tbp Prahod) Mrdirai lacsltula l?a* aiaa) ?ould-be Imitators,
but BO r.inal-.- lUi.lun Otra Id.
COWPERT.?WAIT'S
RELIABLE ? **? **" ******
raovrTC "Hl ,,"",,,?, ??????"??? ??!???
\-,??GG-?*) noi? lie I oie ? tt ? nil-, n n ce.
liOIVQ ?intu?. KM Waal ? in, Btraat,
T.M.STEWART,
?se 7th Av<*?
WEAR :si ?? *? / ?:? ? r.
"Calatali .in-ii ? m?;:.
let, illuni e. I. I .T_ HMIi At.
si.Ml I 1,11 t l!M I |.III.
Flint's Fine Furniture.
Delighted are the ecctnomical buyers
who are taking advantage o? the mami?
la tm ing pri? es.
RADWAY'S PILLS.
. ? ? ?in ? ? blatt ? ? ? deal
: no oihei ???? ??? !? ?< ra m.
aa snueh ? mir IMI j ..? ????.? Bi >u\
I ? 10. I lt. - ?rill? im.
Katlway'a niia, 2? . ? . ? bos At Dni.Blat? or bi
?' ? 1
RAtiWAl .?.
I? .. 1?..? ?Ot, x. ?r-Yor?
SPECIAL SALE
? f HAM' .u ... . Ka a. lard 11, re* TO I" ?, >
? ?. .'I up
KEPI'KRI IM ?:..? *_M, a?ai Ga rt* Aeeoat
- >in hair, if llgtii remov?. .,?
au h
I. II. \' . a
IS . r?? 4)2,1 W He? 1 r,. ? .? '?, lai .s. ?? |,
I , .: ? ?, ?. ? ?? . ?:,' , I ? I
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doom.
9
AN OPEN LETTER
TO MOTHERS.
WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE EXCLUSIVE USE OP
THE WORD "CASTOBIA,w AND ?PITCHBB* CASTORIV AS
OUR TRADE MARK. '
I DB. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hy tonto, Massaohusott.?, wu the or??-*-..
oator of " PITCHER'S CASTORIA," tin? s.inio Hint lcis horno and <loes now
bear the fac-dmile signature of (^?j^^^ on efWJ "**-**>
This is tho original "PITCHER'S CASTORIA," which bu b?sea uri in tho
homos of the mothers of America for over 80 years. LOOK CABEPULLt
at the wrapper and sec that it to the kind you have always boughtt
.?? ha. tho signature of ??y&^t - ** WRAPPER *
oiio has authority from me to uso my namo except The Centaur Company,
of which Chas. H. Fletcher to Pfuldent
March 8, I*?*7? Q?&*m~4e*? &/*?/** <<+*,?%
DO NOT BE DECEIVED.
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting a cheap ?substitute
, ? t mo f-iraraist may offer von (because be ?make? a few more penale?
which soiiu? ?? ii,_.
, ? r.,.,,1?? nf which EVEN HE doe? not know.
r.,i m tin- _n_jr?p<lieiits 01 w u? u ?
THE KIND YOU HAVE ALWAYS BOUGHT
BMiftheFM-rimlleStpietiireol
Insist on having
THE "KIND THAT NEVER FAILED YOU.
THI CENTAUR COMPANT. He " ?*' '" IV ?"" ? ???"-? Tott 'ty._
i0M-?^fA.^,?-'? &<?F:
Kv:^?^; & .r?fala
>.@X<' -'? :
aiti
'?'t-itw'w.-^-.^
offers th"???> ?.?rt'jn--. !"rk?sd In one:
FRAGRANT,
OJEANSiW,
PRESERVING
Prooertles.
liquid and powiW in the Mm? petke*-*-?.
HALT. & RrCKEL
Rff vop.K I'romrtttoet LOXMSi
? MaiMe nt poaodoBi ind ?soaodenne
Bi .??;? :.. the postage cenia.
COWPERTHWAIT'S
DPI IARI F **.??????? tram thr? man* agurla??.
l\L.lal.-llJ|.-a mtorU mi tttvm |lir,f?.. ?,!,,,,
CARPETS. i.oMi < Rs-DIT.
mi \\ <??? ? oli Street.
H-nilng, 8"othli*.f.
I'- . .? ? l-g, ?:...
Hptle.
We l??-lli-vr II 1? )"' ????' ?",'ST iOAaT IS TUB
WORLD l?>? ??O i??t*?i?i?;?1 n*??*?.
Health Food Co.. 61 5th Ave.,
ar. 1 nil Drugglsta,
floro co ano Carriage??
Cp Bros. Mi*. Co. ?
Broadway, Corner of Prince St.,
Builders of
CARRIAGES,
ACO^S,
?HARNESS.
PASiiios \ni.i; ? miti tosi
for t.m: ? ?.,
lit.I.AM II HIM.???
f?.r COS? h, ? pat, :?? ? I? I ??? ??? ????? I ? ? ? ?.. ! ? il .,., till, (. ?. ,
VAN TASS?,J.I. ? KRARXEY,
IM ISD ISS BAST ?:*. I'll BT.
1_.'.. I3S, 1-7. IfU KAST latin ?,t.
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
ll ? ?.?. ?? t in .??,. ? . ? ,
f ? riunii ? . ?.????.. ? ? ? i a ,
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mu; .?*. loiMiii ?tin,
?l'IDI II 1*11 U','l'lll*i. ? tl .tins
a ?? im it ?? . ?. \\ ?. . -. UPtmi. HOl'KAV ITI
W -.i.n-.i?. l'TI->. -1 IT1US M \?.??\??.
Lilil?:?' PHAP.TOKS, **( HRK . \\ \..?>\s.
Ht > .11(11 I *.*. ?I.UN\ rVTl.'??.?-> in \|: ION?*.
?? : ?? -,???. urli
A ?.i ?? Ilenia) ..f
PASCI TRAPU.
??.t,? , '. ut , *n ,??... - ? ?, a,..! of th.
hl*h?*?l ? r ? '.?? ??? .-r.'. ?..,,. ?.. .
i?|p;e stua i. m tli? ?(?? If y?au ar? In r
tii.ii h.?? itirsrt? ? |our admira ion \?>?? m,- aura ?
?,,.,,?- lataMl h.r?
_ BI.R? M'iill*? TO \l.l. FLOORS,
DOWNEY, DUNCAN & WHITE
?? ?G THI LATE J D BttSe I TI S ? CO I,
m;w bst -1 ?? Vtte ?*>
M'ISIM. ? Milli U.I,-? IMI 'I'll \ G?.
487 & 489 5th Ave.
? ??,? r- u... fair , ? ha? dm in. ? '?? -? '??? ? ?? Ii ? ? ? rrj
1 ...,. ? ? roughl)
i,r .,,??:, I.t all ? ? : I * d? al? m? ui I ll#) ?. U
.il? i ? und ' ? .??.
Mn ...ti? ? MM '. ? ?>? >' ?????-?? ? tal -
pi mpi fra*?? drivera; hav? ?
? . ,. .. ?.. ... ? ., idi t . ?in??? and ?f."? ?? ???- ? -.?'??
?.???. in i-i.? f.....M. ? t.i ?.? ?? ?? d.wi't.K. ?.nuil
*Uu?llo? at.. M .?? I'....-. .,.?.??, i ?.-o.
Public Notices.
?EALEDBii ? ?G????p?^^p ??Gt h?
- liti. ? f tha a ; ?. te 1 -t." r aa?* f ? ... ?, ?
.......... %
fork?, it II " li .?.--.??.? ,?J
ur.J Fifth avenu*, ?'.??., . ? -,, _*>
- ' r ? . a .
TERIAL4?, HKHlDEa l'ROTKi ?-.t ? .
Ml 81 ISO. AND !
BOILER AM' UYNAMO HOC8E, ?????'aPPT'RTS-!
NANCtea AND CONTENTI? ?***
? - POR PCRNIfHINQ AU. T.?: -
? I ?At..?- REQUIRED FOR TH?: INSTALLA ' ?
Rl.FRIOKRATlN'l PLANT IN ,5
CASTLE HARDEN Bl'lLPING IN HATTER. PAtl
G? r particular* ?et "' .'y Rae?rd '
.??.?4". ??
COMMISSIONERS OP THE SINKIN?. FI'ND OS *??!?
. ill of NEW l'ORk ia-4
ri*?i
rri) CONTKACTOK?. I'r"ie.-:il? for G,,p?!?,?-?
?* Ins M.-i'rrl...s Bad Pert rmlaa Work In 1 ?,
and Compi?tlon ..f a H ?telai i,?:.'..r._ ?, , . ?
between Proat ar. ? Sl'ater Btreeti ? Nat \ jtx
City, purm-aal ? ? ?l-.:ipr..r To::, u?. of i?'?4 _"s am?_??_t*l
by CI apsar ISO La ? ? t ISS?.
bEALED ESTIMATES! f.r th?r at?-ve m r_ ??? -???
??uh ti., abov? title, ala ?? ?
?r paraona making ?;.?? nani??, ar.d 't-.? .:.,??; f ;
t?.*n, ?mi ???? r-calrad at ri-- if..-e ? ? - .r
Room. No* Il aa*] io Pinone* :
H.a.la.?. Na .??? Broadway, ir. the ? :?? : se?
until Th'ir?lay. Air?; l.'.-l. 1?.??. Bt 12 ?
ir h leb pia.?? and hour th.; bua ??- n t be pu
l. . ar. 1 ta ??..- pn ????. e ,,( r?,* G nur.;,?-' r. r? r ? ? '
inn Fund, m .. maj r?.?? r in.ni and read a ?. t?.
..?.?. r! ..f ttie .-.rar.,.!. ,f awarded, Will b? mu ?.? ?, (??
!??*>?? bi'M^r. with sHm?- weuiity, u? ?., a th-raafUf
at practicable. Th? per? ?,. or pen n. to whom th*
ira.-t nay t? swarded ?*??". bt required to ??????.? at tr*
office of ?h? 1)? p*ruri<-m of Public Work?, wire, tt.? >.Ti?
tles f.f!'*r<?l by Inni or them, ?nd e*-?it? in- ?
within t*?.?? ?'...? ? fr ?.:. ' ?? data f th. larvlc* ? ? ? ?
?, thin ?ft? -. and in um< of fninr? .-.r n**:? la ? .1.
?e or they nil! b? eon* ??.,??-.? ne.1, tt.
anil ii? in d?*fa;lt lo ? ? ?
??..-?-. ? r ..??,. ?d and r? ? ? ?
contract b? * ?> |i?d. The w rk ?
?t id time et li? I ml** -r cf Publie
W Tk?i p., y le r its
X l?.- -P. rnn??: m ?ill n? t b? *:ven tr the wttr?
drawal of a::y bid r ??t?mate. No bid ?rill be a rptei
fn?m, ..r c. nfr.i??, a?arde?t t.. any p?r? ?n who ?? in
urre^r? to Ih. OofpOTBtlOS -B*OB ?eW r r t.trae', r wl ,
l* a -SfSBlter, as Miety ?.r .-ln-rn.???, up?/n any ot..?tv~
llon ? ?!?.?'?-, ration.
Tb? -..'Ir. ".rit la t? b. -* ????!?*1?.1 Within Pif" '.*?
MONTHS? aft-r the I te of th. ?tanins of thl. coats-act.
Th? amounl of aevurlty raqulrad la F1PTY TUOC
BAND DOLLARS a? herelnal ? eg?
? \ formi f eatli ? ??- ? .;-i.?r nfinr.a?. -s if
tlon at th. ofllc of
lb. Comptroller, V -*?> Br ,:??.:? a.? lh. ' -:a ?f
agreement, including? th? . ? ? ? for th* w?r?v
? .r full Inf irm.tlon *ea ch i
Now ? r? Apr.. .. lavi
WILLIAM 1. STRONG
May? r.
JOHN W. ..
It? ?? r'er;
AgHBEL P. HT?'II. O ??n-.m'.i
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