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GO&.MISRION GOING AHEAD.
RAPTD TRANSIT klEETTNO ON MONDAT.
_ ?
__Pri_.CAT.ON IJKF3.T TO U MADB NEJXT WKKK
FOR A C-ONKTRFi-niVN OF THB BOND
rnrT-i-ATir?N-THR noMT M*__*
orMEX*- tn ___? sttvation.
In sptte of the deolslon of the Metropolltan
Btreet Rallway Company _?t 1? BU tot the
tunnel rontrru-t the Rupid Transit C_***_m_B
Bloners are proceodlr.s: with thelr work on tbe
lines they had aJr.-ady Uld out. Tr.e COBtimot
Oommltto.. wbich baa bean cunaultlng for sev
eral weekfl with proapocttva Mddera, ts now
formulatinp itsr.p.rt aad wlll Buhmll it tn the
Commtssion at Its r.ext meeting, on Monday after?
noon. Some dettnite actlon in axpectcd of tho
Cornmlsslouers at that meeting. lt ls probabif
that the CuiainiB?Irn't counse! will appea. be?
fore the Appel'ate Pivislon of the Supreme Oourt
late in the week to mak- appllcatlOO for the
order putttnp the Court's rapld transit deolslon
into operation. The oounael, lt ia probable. wlll
cndoavor to havo the order 80 phrased that lt
will settle the d_eput*d polnt as to whether tho
gtlpulated |lft.O00tO0O bond ls Intended to cover
thr- perK-d of eonstructlrn rr of operation.
The letter of tha Metropolltan Btreet Rallway
Company decllnlng to enter the field as a
bldder for tbe eontract fcr buMdii.g tbe tunnel
road eauaed wide *.nd gcnerul disn.ppoint-e.it.
Wben the lletroi rtltan oompany waa announoad
aa a po?Ihle blddae tha publle waa tnollned to
feel enoa-arac-d -*.^ to betlere that the realira
tlon af ro?U. rsp'd tranaH Wae not so dlstant
rafter alL
The r*e*_scr. fog the re.trement of the Metro?
polltan company ttota tha field, -t lee-rt tor the
tlme belng, dld not aeaxa aatJarf-wto-T to most
peopie. Th.- raauaon gl-ei --? ? i he declexatlon of j
the Untettan El vated Rallway '- ompany of
Ita Intention to equlp Ita road W.th elee
trtcity aa a motlve p - - end to exiend I
ajfgtan to flare tot -,: tlonal traffla Tbat the
M-nhattar. eomp-J-T r ell "-" ou: '
tbi* pr- n.mme d .1 rd. wl ? '" ' hlatory :
?,_ tii_t orr..,.,?-., ... ' ?? **?? .
man yesterday *no ls an old _'- a cloee ob- :
eerver:
?Tho Xanhattan peopie ai b'ufnnfg. T.-ay ao
_w>t intand te pu. ln el-ctrle-ty or bulld new
*_nvnch*a or axtytbtng of the kli 1 T\ ey hnva
alwavs made atmllar b! ffa whene-er rap;J :
transit se.r-.ra :.'..
thelr Intareeta ooi . ??'?>' B**r {0 *uff,'r
?g. ne Metrop Lltaa p . ??- dld tha beet thlng
ghey could do ur.der tho elr umatancee. It waa
xniuilfee-iv ImpoeMbla to i i ah -d and make a
bld fcr thi * ??*?' %vhlil ;;'* M
tan peopie ha 1 n ?r ft
promiL.. to cam out Imi ? ?"> -' :'? the
jines auggeated i *rck* l do ?_*
thlnk tha afeti .--;?? " -1 "*? *ln"
certty of the dai -ttai ' .-? ?*** :;- r* than
Jdo twttbes had to call theli ? They n_*-e
mad* tbe lateat move I tl ge ? - ooA, ln roy
eptnlon. It waa a mli - r one, too. It la
BCWU__M. ? ? ' BBBaWmtBrn
peopie whether thei n - ? n"1- ^l
them make good thelr pi ? ,;* ? the>
ahould do -"- ? ? bellevei that II would per
?MMBtly eolte the rai I I roblemt It
ta not in Iha elevntad eya en to do lt"
Moat New-Yorkera wUI a mbtleaa cloeely watch
ti? o-a-ati *?*-* u wlU da
Meanwhlle tho - oi *-' ma that ? mfront the man
who le ao fortunal ? to goup
Saa.:.'.- ^".rrowln.
a.t & ur 9 o'd k* a. n . ? ??-,' ~ ,vv'n^
worsc Da: U*'VY ?
r_Srtulatth ? - - ta 'onjAeAthelartef
delav in the arrtval ? " "*??*?!
SSTcrowd to ln rease io thal there waa i
^^. carried out Tbe crcwda at the hohday
wason juat past wew greatei fhan eyer, and
confusuin and delay ln ti el rea bed a polnt
. tVr,* tr._c.hed ln all the sad hlstory of
the mismanaged elevated road Nothlng la belng
d!-ne by thc managei -I road to Itiiprova
.ircumstances or to glva bettar s.rvlce. The>
Bt-em to bc at thelr rope'a er. i.
The Metropollian Btreet JtHilway Company has
also teclt-y aekn. wle Ige I Iti ii.a!,:..-y to liandlo
aucoeaefully Ita long-dlrtance treiTlo. It ao
knowledged lt by the declaratlon of Its nten
tion to bld for the tunnel i ntract, lf ln no
other wav. The grune has now reached a polnt
where the n?*_t move belonga I ? the eievatcd
rond. and its actlon artll he awatted with in
PR M Oa"awav. prrsldent of the Merchants'
Natlonal Bank. who Is a member of the Execu?
tlve Committee of tha Heard of I>lr?*ot.*rs of
the Mar.hattan Rallway Cornpany. 8ald yester?
day "The eatilpment of the elevated rallways
wltli electrlcity Ifl a latxe and eapenalva work
and must he undertak.n wlth care. Thr- BUb
lect whlch ls in the hands of 'ho presldent of
the company. has h?en looked Into aearchlngly
by hlm. No contracta hnve been let. rhe pr*-st
dent ha_- yet I i make hla report to the dlreetors
The propoaltlon la to equlp one Une flrst, ln order
to diterrrdn.- lf there are any faulta to b.. cor
rected before the whole ayateni is t-qulpped.
The stock of th?> Man'iattan Rallway < om
pany on the Kew-Tork Btock Kxchanfe yeater
day got up to 120*., but aubaequently fall to
11? on reallzlng ea.es. anu finaily CloooO at
_17*_. whlch v.as a loaa of 1 p*-r oant frotn
Thuraday. _
RBBKB DAMAGES FOR FALBB ABBBST.
fM3_B. 110JU-..TNF. WANTS TH*. FIRM TO PAT FXiR
THB l-NPI.-'ASANTN-r-Sr* ~> WmCll
gnre was nuR-r.v-ren.
p&p-a were flled m tha suprf.rnr. Courl yeaterday
tn a eru-t for J.v.000 dnmr-.r-K fr?r m*-Uc_9ua proaeoa
tioo broueht hy Mra Thomaa H. Ronayna agalnat
joTirt r> Waltoat aad WUUam 'r T.ajtoti. eonBtltut
BjW fh* flrm of J D Walt n A Co . dryrivKls inar
cha-ts a* No. ?i Elgbtb-ava Tha pl-dntlfl ~*
rharged wlth the thaft of a twanty-thrae-oent hand
V*rchief ln th^ etore on tha ev-Ur.r of _>4K?mber
tfinnx? by Mr MaxwelL th- atoreidetectlva. -bo
.M.Ah.x?iitt*rnM*1 toeoerca Mra. H.-naynelnto
SVknwfs-l^nVof b_r _r*.llt ?"* ? ^hV_
gaulted her aftat having pnbllelf d-olared her a
"MrTRo^.e waa honc^bly dl.r-harg-d ln tbe
West Bld* Court by M_*r'--trr.U? DeoeL
KEEP OFF THB BBAM TB THE PARKS.
THC rX>__-B UaHKUtJI-aV PT PM_MD1-WT 0_J_.
t_Tf TO KNI-ORCB THK Ol-DINAMC
f4TI-ir-n.T. '
Prealdent Ctauaea of tha Park Roard yeaterday
Inatmct-yJ tha Park pollca to rr-'orr* tha ordl
nance "All paraona are 1 rbldden to go on foot or
other^i?e upon the graaa. ^ *epi - - where
the worrt T-nw_am' U pootad." Presldent
eaid that cn taklr.sr O?ca he nottoad thal thf Uwn
?f c-cniral Rark wa? oaad gt nerally for pUyground
and walka. ThU uae had gtown ro -uch propor
tlor.H tbat ttfl lr,j_r!_- I reaelU were plainly ap?
parent.
??The po-lMon of Centrul Park ln Bl th of a
thickly lahablted tt-atrlcf," aalo" Mr. Claasea "and
t> * iar_* number of laltora rii.ke lt au*
n^c-iaary that H ba pra m I ai Pi rtected aa a
_ark Ai.y attaaapt lo m.l.e a general uae of lt
a?. h plas_r...r._ would l- - - ? apur
poae. w-l norm dlrected tha ; . rei tha
ordlnance."
?
A PatOBPBmtOl 8 YEAR IB PllAkRIM < Bl RCB,
Th. annusJ meetlngs In Pllgrlm 1 - Rev.
Hr A.m.i.i H. S Irgli , p8a ? - I I -
aad "Wednaaday '" s_.d prosj
Hy aaark avary depaitmerrt. Tl aa ten
bra-v-bea of work, aiad - <
r . .. r* ' > ra were
> . ? . ?
faHl .Tlii' ? : '" lhe
0ns4tagr*acbool atghty
about five hun-TBd la tbe lnd__rrtal Bohool an i kb
Aergarter Tba nm of I
MM Of Iha -*-'?- aefl .- i?
Vlralu OOB ??'?'-'
nastora-e ln Apr
. v Llndaley Jamea Phyf
? ?
<J. L< 1 A. B. _ei
?
_ei f- ? .??..,
ir? : '
WAS BEI CH .. -TJ _///..
Pro'. :.:?''?
V.
eurovalla. Bol
rnll's .:
will _*e lham -!?- -p tlght ln evei .?;..?!?_
Mutual Reserve Fund Life
Association,
305. 307 AND 309 BROADWAY.
FREDERICK A. BURNHAM, President.
Thli A??",-'stlon Wbera b??t knnwn la n-.oit ratr.nl*.*"
Ths Naw B?-tMaa ln New Tork Hty for 1W'7
WJ_ .I9.4MCV,
The New Baate-M lr. Itr. rklyn fof 1*07 w?? .. . *.tB1.*bt
The.. reeiilts ahow the .?tln-.stlon In whloh the MutxisI
R*?err- is h*id tn- th?.f wbe kaow ll baat, aad peeve
that It ls the es.l'it Campaag to work for; thi h-J.I'it
to work Hg-Jnst.
GENTLEMEN REQUIRED AS REPRESENTATIVES.
BOND NI.CESSARY.
FV>r s'l psrtlnilBf.
APPLY TO OENERAL MANAQER.
COFXTFSS VALESKA'S COXSPIRACY
MISS JI'LIA MARLOWI CHARQID WITH
AN ATTEMPT TO BELL THE HOTEL
BR1 NBWICK
a war haa begun on tho north alda of Msdisnn
Bquare, of ao fierca a nature thai it la feared an*
other battle liko tho one of yeaterday xviil tempt
a .niinti Farragut to turn on hla pedeatal and looh
al it. Even yeaterday aome thought Ihal tha band
ir. whlol. he bolda hla maiina piass tremblad. The
reaaon for the foi ? of tl ?? frny Hea In tha earneat
_u -. md tn- llghtlng qualltlea of tha belllgerenta
on both suief. On Ihe on* "Me sr* (he blll-atlckere.
They aro alwnxs p warllka people. Thoy have
many momie.. ,_nd they hava tc ba * rllke. ;'
!\- ihelr enemlea nre Ihe other '.il -stlckera, but thla
t!m? thoy are tho dwallera Bl< g thi >?? :\; ilde i f
the equare, who ara i lo flghl well, be?
cause they ara defendlng thelr
na whi ave i ' I " tely may
? ? ? ed that the Hoti'. Brui awl. k la noi .1
pretty ilght. Many ol l a ir* (liled wlth
| 1 ., rtlal ?: blll a the place n
k woraa app< ir.ce th wh le 1 n< -
1 ..,;,.. x .*-..... aii,.- .. blll iti ker and 1 1 ?
. it up what theati . ? ? . 1 "el ind. '
It waa a bltf board, twentj nd nlne
fe ? high, and .: advertli : tha efforta of 1
Mlaa Julla Marlowe Thla the I ll-atl ker waa
?.' mt -o pla ? in I ia wall of the cloaed hotel
having permtssl n to do bo, i a rward aald, J
from th< - 1
But I IW .",1m before he had dono
ra 11 h, a.id aoma of them came out and protested
Jle treated tl am wlth the 1 1
peraona w
blm wlth the pretenca ol tu rlng ny rlghta. Then
- ked a parl po ? in to arresl
hlm. The 1
I , ? aro ild ? k< -. ? lon lf the work
Ung up the boai d was aomi -
??. . d hi .t the ap ni ol the b
la men to go on wlth the 1 h in the meui
tlnio Mlsa Marlowe'a bui ln< hi manager waa eent
foi n;,d tiie caae araa . . before the police
man.
Ona of the nelghbora a conaplracy
betwi ii the ownera of the hotel pi iperty and
or tho blll*
Btl ki r, cr soti,- bodj u ce of
the ; Im ,-. ao that I ? pi ei ty-holdera
fore. I to 1 ,.'? the propei r
.-,.?., :ar aa
i" hlm eli waa conc. ln ex 1 lenc
...
ever wore Mlss '.;??? . r
come ard asserted, on her part, that ihe was. 11
averybody who kn w lei id nltted, a moal dellght*
? - - th _ a. "U
splracy aboui ? except the trlci professlonal
or.o againi ? ? on, ln "1 '?? 11 11 \ -k.i."
l pon this one ot th remembered an
and ?.? ma: ded ih it the ; .. m 111 pro
bU ?? H The pollcei 11 pul! i rx ral ordli
oui .,1 hls pocket, and 1. ghl one waa found
among them. ll sald thnt. ll the nelghbo
no blll iho | fa Ing u, park, with?
out th. ,-onst-nt of the !? epartn man*
aaer mld i? that wa? the law li waa enough f.,r
hlm. The board waa taiken down ani etored ln
thi Madlaon Bq iar< G 1 ? ? Thi tlcker was
released. Hy thla tlme ll wai too lat. to apply for
the permll from tho park Department, but appll
wlll ba made to-day, .u?_ ihen, lf lt Is
granted the aecoud batrlo of the war may be
looked for.
-1
PRBPARIX*} FOR THF) YUKOX HUSTNESS.
RTT.AMF.RJ* AND BAltO_9 BCH-DmO THB GOV- '
ERNMENT RKI.ir.F I;XP..PITT >N.
Ban Franclsoo. Jan. 14 - P!x larga b.irsea* and
three rlver Ktor.m.rs for aervlce oa tha Yukon
ind it.. trlhutsrle*. are bulldlng at the Bhlpyarda of
r. P. ll Whltalaw <- Bona The boata are for th*
Maska Kxploraf.on Company, ln whlcb the Roth
.ohlldB are largely Intereati ,, and wlll coat mom
than a quartor of a mllllon dollara. The i>o.-.;?i
Wlll ba taken apurt and ahlpped to liala-ka, wh-r?
they win be set up ai.d towed to tlio mouth of
ihe Tukon. The pieces of the nlne boata wlll be
. towed ln the hoid of the Amerlcan ehlp Blntraa,
which will bo towed to Dutch Harhor by the tug
-s. Tho dtatanoa to Dutch Harbor la t.806
mllee, and the feat of the F..irl?Ms, lf 1 ,
I .: 1 aocompUahed, will break tho Padfio ('o?st
loTig-dlstanre towlng re.-ord by alrrost a thou
sand m1.*-s.
Jamea Jackson hns arrfyed from Porrfor: wlth ?
:iumb*r of eartier plgeona, whoae homlng Inatlncta
be hopes to utlllae In the work of establlt.hin.r; regu?
lar communlcatlon between Dawaon and Bl
Mlchaela ne*. wlnter. He Inten la taking hN bh-di
to St. Mlchaela aa aoon ch poaalble, and xx
tabllsh sti_t)u>n_. at convenient Interx-ale from there
to Dawaon.
Beattle, Waah., Jan. t4.--The report of M.ijor
Rucker, who waa sent to Dyea re< ently for the pur
I - ..f recoi Itrlng th* around proparal ry to
? ;: t:.(- 1; einmeni reTli I expi lll on, and to
Intervtew persons 01 .-? '?? m Dawaon on thi neod
1 l i<>llef naa been recelvi 1 wa 1 led tn
Brlgadlei Oeni il Merriam al Vani uvei Burra_.ks.
th, .x ? ? nor 1 ie report 1.- not known,
it ls stuted thnt lt dlaoeuragea any unneceasary --\
? ire of energj and monoy ln carrylng out tha
; . .1 axpeditlon
\'anoi?uver Parrax-ks, Waah., Jen. 14 -The report
tbal an ?'i_nc? party of the Gox-e.-nment r< :i,.f
exp<-dit',on waa te etrfrt for Bkaguay to-nlghl on
the steumer Klder, fr^m Portland, ls unfounded
Tha entire partx-, so<rriTdiri^- to Prealdent Ad_an.?
wlll sali on the Btearm-r < ire^oii on January O
Port!and. Ore., Jan. 14?Tho Oregon Kallway ond
NavlgatlOO Company has eold the tiin'boat Wtil
loawa to C H. P-nir.ing-ton anl othera, who wlll
use herlntowlng b?*t.w--en l'ti_j>t Bf.imd naid Ala^kli
TAMMANY IX THE CBXTBAL PARK 7.00.
.rrOH 3. ORAVT'fl OC*KI/>T TIVT-'t A V*.T\- ROMg
WITH TBE OTHER a.vmals.
T&rnrtuinv. t>io ooelot. een* to ex-Mayor Rugh J
Orant by the Mayor of New-Orleana, loon nftor
the htflt electlon ln thls <-ity, xx as preaented 1 1
tho Ontral l-irk Managerla yeaterday by Colonel
Jacob Huppert. thu brewer, to whom Mr, 1
had glven bls preaenl Tl >? -.; ml ? iti it ac
q.islUon ls a bandaome anima a good dead blgger
erce. He did
r.ot thrlve ln the clty. and noi know
xx-.at to do x- Iti . I . -
j. mn any and he wlll ha\'e hli ??
loaked after hencefortb by Superintend nt Smlth.
IXCL'S DIA Rli._ CBA U'i i'D IX A 8UIT,
An applteatlon waa mada ? ?'> ? tl 1 Daly, ln the
Suptane Court, by oounael he . Tah
d-.n i-nd Olobe Inaurance 1 mpanj ? .
aman 1 Ita di n llon ighi Loula
HerK. an aaalgnee of Davld G
of l ?' ? . Rl
N ntb ivi ? flra ln
... irl 1 thi proof
< :.iiin.i v,-er?- fraudulent, but lt n..r, lr. addltton,
> 11 . ? : 10 the 1
. - ? Thli
? ? ' ? Morri
? ? ? ? . . ?
, ? ...
y I? Zuel . ? . ne ln
- 1 .
..,.-??
*
AUBERHl AEtMXI D1NSER
? '. '
? ? ? .
re ihe dl 1
??? ? -
exeoutlvi llam Ivea
ected to . Merrlll
' r -. ,
. ?
Ml v
wll '
? ? li froi 1
-:: i .-?:, ? ' ? I treaaurer
tmmltti a, at ]
A JF8T AND EXCELLEXT UBABVBB.
THK NLL INTUOIM'CI.I* AT AIHANY ItF.
DUCINO PAWNBROR-BRE1 INTFlM'.ST
RATEfl BMOULD BE< OME A LAW.
Tho biii Introduced in the AeeemMy on Wednea?
day night amendlng tba PawnbTokera Ad by re
durlnr by ene-half tbe ratea of Intereal now legally
charged on tha warloua claaaea ot loana mado by
pawnbrokera, u a meaaure whloh wlll ha
approval of all peraona Intereated In tbe allevlatlon
of the , ondltl m ot Ihe poor and In thc Be. urlne of
juatlce f?r them, Foi many yeara the rate
terei! on money an.l oa bonda baa I
downward ln thla Btate, untll now a lendei can
, ? for the uae of Ma money nol over 14 to 4
per coni mh a rule. But the pawabroker*a ratea
have not come down, Here they are; On a loan
nol excedlng %V?, ?'? per cenl a month for the flrei
six montha, and ! per c< nl for ? ? ? eedlng
month; or '?'?< per oenl for the i'*ar. On a '
more than R00, 1 per cenl a month for the flrat alx
montha, nnd I per oonl a month thereafter; or, U
per < enl a year, ,
,- . a hi i ? ? nough b ii Ii n to p ij i? P; r cent
a j _ .i- for tho uae ... money, i ul the Imposltlon or
..? . - . j. i mol) . i Indtng ihe fucea or
Ihe poor* for il ia tho vi ry ,
in ihi \.. ; ma lotltj of the pawnbroki r i
tlona, borrowlng pli ful sums upon thelr furniture
and clothim. ai i llttle property, nnd no araumenl
h ls ever i? en pn ent< rl whi h ? s""?
Tbe Moni de Pl.tc provid "> vi ry
much ea ler terma for embnrra aed Parl iana, nnd
a thnt, and thi Provldent Loa Boclety,
h this clty, haa .1. monstr ited that the ' ? :
- money al n aeoi il le rnti on pli d_ - ??
'essfull. .
At varloua tlme- Tiie Trlbune hn? prlntod
many ? H d newa artlclea whi h havi shown
cliarl} ihal p wnbrokera' cl irgea ought to be cul
down wll h iui
IIIAROES OF BRIHERY SERIOFS.
POLICEMBN CAUOHT WITH MARKED BILL8
8AID TO HAVE BEEN CORRUPT
POB X EARfl
Pollcemen LOly and Henderaon, ot tho Boller Tn
?? m Bquad, of Pollce ". who were
arrveted on Thuraday on a < Inl chara ng
thetn with agreelng to accept a brlbe of S-> from
Prodertck Von Btelnberg, ari appllcanl for an en
gtaeor'a oertlrtcate, were ai ?
ti ite Flatnn i r In thi Courl
yeaterday mornlng. Through thelr
j. Orant, they ploaded not gulltj i I ked for
. n adjo irnraent of ti They wen
< ,.x r ezt nnder R.-M ball
each.
The caae for tbe pros, cu that the two
pollcemen frlod to force .'un Btelnberg to pay JC"
before they would leaue an er,K!rieor'? llcen
him. Ho reported thla to Deputy Chlef Cortrlght
nd Inapector Johi H Q nl md they gave hlm
I bllla to band to the ta i po ??? m n
? t Chli f and Ini i -
? an ai'd saxv tho money pai I '? puty
? , ? ? ..i ler. l LIH: '
I.iMx ahowed the Deputy Chlef the nu lej ai
clared that Von Btelnberg *
? t uk tbe money aa avldence In a complalni
nf brlbery which ho Intended to make, Lllly waa
arreated In eplte of thla Btatement, and Immi
dla ely Henderaon a - ? ? :":v- Botn
ere bu pended from duty yeaterday by i bl
lagh.
In courl Abraham Levy, who appeared for tho
Englm era* A - ? datloi . aald thai Von I
att< mi t to brlbe the del ?'_ _*??
... '
..... owlngtolho
eommon talk rei '
eei-ure a i ert floate a o trap
ed aa examlnera
'. mt waa made aga .t 1
_on in . . bj Jamei J V
lensed rn!.] mpai
...... med 1
of a
? |i
;,',,, tha fact. before I
X, ,: ? there x,..> not aufl k I evldence
to place the men on trla
Chargea wlll bo nr 1 igalnat Ully and Hen?
deraon before tl a Poll. a Board.
FUTURE OF TEACHERS' COLLEGE.
FACULTY A-ID BTUDEXTB PLBA8E1) OVER
ITH INCORPOBATION WITH COLUMBIA.
The tncorpor.itlon of the Teachera' College wlth
Coltfmbia Unlveralty, wl
. terday'a Trlbune, waa flnally effected at a
Ung of '.:-o eoundl of the Unh i I
. waa formally announced to the
, ... tha College by a ri pn ? of the
ea yeaterdaj ifternoon Oeneral
nt tli" actlon waa expreeeed by tho Btu lenta and
- ? a lega, lt belng the g< neral i
tl .. ^iop xx:;: reault ln an Lmproved co
or the membera of the o.:_ atlonaJ profe lon. The
matter xx ,? Inforraally dlacuaaed ?t o.
the alumnl of tba College held ln the aftern
whioh Ml i Klnna prealdi I, nn '? Jamea E. RubboII
a paper on 'Tha Rl ?? ? ' ? - '-:-'' ?-d
?';r,n " . . ...
- me mlsapprehenslon i?mi to exist n.- to tne
pn )-'? r?t :r.) of tbe lUlanee. some i.ns
ai -.. belng under the in.prcs.-ii.-r. that i
of the Te.ra' College wlll ceaae to exlat aa a
acparate body. Tbe Trlbune o lerday ex
1 thli polnt -arefu.ly. As de ? 1, tho
te*8 O tho , ?,.'!? U-"
re ponalble for 1 ratl ?n
. ? ,. , _t |r ? ed i -.tlon il Imlnlsti Ut n wlll,
ta facuity,
.:.;?;-. lent Low aa pi
f'nlverslt:
-+
V'ARFARE rpox SBORTWBTO'BT DBALSR8
BCAL__fl WHER-C I RC-I. BR9 XHT HAVE '.-?
OP COAL x\ _n<] TO : I KN
. Ti iN.
The Tribun* ye iti i day can
: by "Tho . "oal Tn de Prol ctlve AbbocI i
whlch gave a llst ol
leventeen on the Wi t Slde and ta
E ?- ???? i had ? v ?' "
?? I an
I ? pler 174
Ui di r thla 1 iw, th? advi r laemi nl con
purcl r of coal ? igh of
Manhal tha legal rlght, on the paymrnl of
i | , ? '? an)
iad ol ' ?al ao i ed to any of the i
nami d, pro*. le hall not I mon
the rd or tln ice of
dellvery. and, "afti r the li weighed
and tbe coal d. llver. I to thi p webaaer, th>- drlver
.,, t take the < mpty ?? hl I. back to the acale to
: ? xx, Igh. d, md th? welghm i t< r ???? l I lien ? nd a
?
Tho offl e of thi ' ' Rroad
way. The ofllcen are Orove D. i Ident;
ia st,,K. i, treaaurer; .it re n, ir..
iry, all of whom aro 1
ln th ' ' epresen t at Ix V
irn sald yesti rd iy thai th<
, ; aholl) ol n i ill ? ? il< ? who hud band. ,1
lom ti r '. >r vs..r:;?i*- upon ;. ' deal
L'nder the law n whleh
... vpr'.l ? ' hi*" "'?
... ...
Cl il
t inrlod
of thi law, tnro
i ,,..,: had been de>
?
' ? ' ?
tlon Attoi ney. 1 ' ,
., reeov. ri d ;ir-- lo ro to thi pol.
!,?? ii. pensl 1
? I ? :.- ?
.. .? i. pr.
?
TO DEATH FROM WA8BTXaTOX BR1DOE
An unknown man f.tl or Jumped from
. . .... . ? Waahtng-on Hnd,," Into thi H u
'.?:ii U.x ar jreatei "? ' ;r"'" th*
Injurleo ba recelved wlthln a few houri thi
h eldent. Two men wbo h.,m thi ger fi
from where thei atood
;,.w ? | I - Hvi I ' ? Thej
q il ,. i ? imi ? d Into .. i >??.
i ra ira wltb
I ii t irn from i I
I n,ar. xmi-i aeen a l
.?, ha dtaa. for 'he ai ? .. , .
..... ? . ? i and,
? i< Bpot whi ? ? ?
?
?
not n . neea a
: ,i xx :.., I. . . . I ' '
.
? ? ? '
?
|f. i/\.s7 THB DEPABTMES I /",'.' ?
'.? -. ? .? L?The
, ?
oaed of wome tho i hlef
the departnu nt esta
irade and laboi ...
lo a wi or thoir pntron ig.
?
.... VII ol
ndb
r he Clty
lon
and auch .ntion wlll , be taken al the
i?_mlnr tiieoriiiif of tbe Aldermen r,*xt x
__L l i) r_JL/_-v a . ?f _^--'* i/awj - "?
PRESSURE AND PRICE.
News dc.ipntches from the natural ftas realons
of Inriiana report the pressure at the wells to
bava fallen off ab.v.it rinc-half in the P-VBt two
yeara. Meanwhlle tha price to conaumera hns
just been Increaaed 11 per r-ent. How much
bl ttcr .iff an- the n?er<r >.f gU tot fttel In PtOW
York City! The preeeura ln conatant and iha
prl. ?? belng regulated by law, is ateadlty falllng.
it la nol Btrange thal heatlng and oooklng by
gae shouid i"- ao remarkably on th.* Increaso.
.rtlfli lal K?:r taken from a maln in a clty atreel
hns all 'hr* advantagea ..f natural g?* tak.-n
fri.tn a hola ln thr- ground. And there ls n?.t the
Bllghteat iliiiiRT thnt thr* gfls in the clty wlll
stup ftowtng, r.r thal tha prlce will middenly be
pul up .m tha conaumer. a i i -.-._^______
TIIE POSTAL RBDVCTION8.
ALL THK < ITT u ILL BUFTBB TO A CEBTAIN
BXTENT.
Poatm later Van Cott, refi rrlng to the rwduction of
tha forea of Iftrcr-.-.urlers ln thls city. Of- I l
tha Poatmaater-Generai, owlng to the fallun of
i . ? make aufficlenl approprlatlona, told a
Tribune reporter yeaterday thal Ihi men to be
d rged, rrho wlll number about alxty-flve, wlll
not loaa thelr placea untll Pebruary 1 At- to tha
. >n wlll have on the dellvery aar
.- of the city, Mr. Van ''"tt aald thal it had
I ,, , ? ,., ? ?. i. a would
ti | ? .i * it, however, thal it
- -iv unfalr to maki one parl of tha
-Ity . iffer whlla another waa lefl wlth lhe same
? aa b*fore, espei lally aa lt waa lmi*osslhle
. ity into n Id atlal and bu ln. .
Whole citv." added Mr. Van Cott. 'Wlll
? i .... i . Buff. r to -i allghl extent from ihe
reductlon. i am verj lt, nol only be
, ? . . : lhe Inconx ? -I i. ? " ">'
. ?? || ls hrul poll. V I" r' ' '' ,'"
Bns way. Tho better the acrvl lhe iru n
malls are nl\v proyed
by the good r. ulta whlch bave sl endod tha lm
provements Introdueed ln tha past."
ked whether thc lntr_duetl?? or tne
pnuumatlo-tube syai m would not rcBUlt tn llght
ruld not rt v. . " ive tha rea i
Wng much . - "*.',';.,,',.?'
luffl lerrt letter- arrlei wera not ava
li V r; Cotl :- maklna ? t*ry fttotl to ahow he
?.,-,:,,.. nshlngton the bad ra ulta ot tne
rr .1.1 ti.il- _
TWO 8UFPOCATED IX A FIRE.
A BABTENDEB AND Blfl WIFE POUSD PT.AD
AFTER A WEBT-ST. HOTEL BLAZE.
Laalla Btanley, a barteadar, and bla wlfa. were
I both BUffocated bj emoka lata yeaterday ?"*f<;-""!1
i tn a nre at Thomaa Bobera-a Hotel, Noa. "4S ar,.
im We-t..t. The nre dld about W.<W> damaga to
? ?? property. ,
v 8;,ioon and a reataurant nre oii th- grouna
. , ,;;, hotel. Tha kltchep la ln the rear. and
ti . re tha ftm Btarted. Baveral peopie were In tne
,rant when the cook, >? man named I_y-one
rn, l -. got oul qulckly. A Httla
d Stanley had caHed on
.. S58
,.., 0i ihe Ham. i to the
H
he%%.ooWwclve >? Ta ?,.. bul left lt
j ...tlv. Both he ani bla wlfe arere B ?tch.
MORE BUCKETSHOP RAID8 MADE.
j rrouB rnuii tn tii- wall btbeet dis
TBIfJT CLOBED l*P BT CENTBAL OFPICE
MEN AND THEIB EMPLOTM
ABBEBTED.
- |? Mc-uaky and twenty-llva Central offlre
detectlvea swoop d down on the building at I-oo,
?1 New-st., |UBt bei ?ra tba Bl - Bxchw _a
afternoon and made ralda on four
alleged bucket-ebopa, aecurlng seventeen prsonen*. j
including a wom.m eaahler, Tha placea .-nter*d
w,.~. those oi Bldley, P I er A Co. of Noa -1 and
.. Broadway: thoBtandard Btoce Company, of No.
?:? tfew-al the Publle Btocli nnd Graln Company.
ol No. 51 New-at, and Hamllton & Co., of No. B
Kew-at. i
The preatest rwdtement pravallad ln all tne .
i.:. tha detectlvea entercd. Every room
.., wl.? , latomera and all acatterad ?n faat
n* they could when they aaw the pollce enter.
H ,,,ki and moni -. and all the paraphamalla of tho
thal I ad been lyli ? around wer.- plled Into
tha eafea aa faat aa the clerka and men employed
ln the dlfferent placea could gct them in. In ono
man. xv:,.. had been alttlng on a wlndow
Blll, jumped oul wlthout looking where he waa
B-olng. ll' landed in a jrard and atarted for th
The cuatomera, however, wera nor t.ikon
When the detectlvea had gor all the cl.-rks and
employera that they eould find thay ?^hfd?t*?*'"
Into rh- M--. and to the Centre Btreet Pollca |
? fnllowed by a snii'll crowd
Th- prli ? tb were rh___red wlrh \!niR"ne- the
law whl h prohlMta lhe recordlng of beta and
? the number, who had been em
. ? . AI I
? r itamlnatlon j
mmer, howevor, parollng |
il,-.-.. who were unablei to furnlsh txmds.
tivi -i Itein, Wi and 11 ighea, who
....,,,..: ti. ? ? -.! lence aaalnst the fl' tm rald< I,
ll \x.,rk on I.-? ? fo' >' -?? u,nf'
.. from Paptaln Moriusky they
,:, |_ lota of Bugar and Manhattan al
: both I.rltlej ??? ?
to two r":rirs. In Bldley, Prtser A Co. a *?
lot v ? -?? lealt in.
UTIGATIOX ABOVT COPPER UISBB.
rM'.i: MCWfTANA .'??-.'i'an M-* tNvr.i.\ r,n in
DTBP1 TK 01 BR 1 HE BAt-B OP TWO
J>T[. IPERT1BII.
Th? fl-hr between thi ti nda ' ipper Mlnlng
? ;.., the Boaton hji : Montana Company -nd
the Montana Ore Purehaslng Company \*.as rc
n, wed ?.' itei I ." bi ' ti Justl ?* D ily, '??? the Bu
\ laohn I * r. - - ? -1 ior
an Injunctlon to n itraln the Anaconda Copper
Mlnlng Company, the Central Trust Company,
Ft Ffagaln and tha dlrectora of the Ana
. ,,, _ , impan) from aelllna the Bulllvan and Bnow
blrd eopper mlnes, al Butte, Mont., to F Auguatua
i i in Purcha Ing Companj,
Tha Ana ?nda and the Boaton nnd Montana com
, _re i ild to h i tw,> nf n..> rl. h< il i opper
i ln tbe c. ntry, and represent at the present
market pi a? of both companlea' atocka over ITO.OUD,
- apltal. The mlnea of these companlea over
..... ?? ingly ir. '-'?"
i fatlon Thera are al present thlrty-one lawsulta
awaltlng trlal ln the Btate of Montana between
!.. . :? ., and Montana Company.
r.ur Hi.ir toncerna mlnes whlch are
isclvea valualil", but whlch nr.- needed
? ? i r.impam to obta 111
Mr. Ha
the presldent ..,'?'?? a . n .
,m offi ? ? ... Mi ?! Inxe foi Ihe .
the ratl
:.. i bj ir,.- Biockhold rs, l,ewh im Hrothers, who
? \x ;, en ? ures of tho Ana.
. | r the two mlnes. The rt. fen
I to con I.
i thal t?i"ir n^t,r . .is atoi k
?..' t< d
jiis"co Daly reaerved ! la leclalon.
.
COURT CALEXDARB FOR BATURDAT.
prerae . Tarm Parl 11 Before Cehen,
j . - ,ri : ni nt 10:311 m. lix : ris ma
. ,t.'? i.'ourt ..? erald. 8.?
?-'. irr rp*n? ?r 10:80 ? tn >? ? .. '.'.'Ili* for
i -'mr'.-* A klill-T, ? "> ,?
1 ?.- 8llv_nua Mlll?r. at Ui ;" a. m,
?. ". I r. 'irt
. ? lo n. in Moll ina ?t IU !W n m.
?
COUBT OF APPEALB CAI.E.N'DAB
II - -.'.. 3*4 .'?. ,? l
REr-IUBKfl *U*POI*?TBO.
I i t_M '". urt.
R] I ? i'v. J.
OallafTMl __;' Waan* Deli
*>anl ?.-' ?
?
Itaiter i f t, ilnb> J m. P O'C nnor.
Maltei . t ?. ? ??; M I. . *
Bl l: ? i ,n. J
IST agt Tr-i.rT??.-n l--iri:.k J ~.'InMnn
Mattai f . .? :? i ' i ? .? i iseal
' lr .1
Wllklnaea ?-? runnlni ?' un J A m K m
Iry Raassll, J
Klng ?*'. : lmn_ofl Davld M 111 *
itivKivi i:- ai p inci rn
*
j ...i i m -. ?- ? -' r
X- ?
ii R_a_.ll .i
. . .. tt J. King aal. J, t IUBB H -W illlaan 11.
M-kttia
Wanamaker's as a Place of Amusement
THERE S a heavy snowstorm in our Rotunda. The air is heaw with
failing flakes and the snovv is drifted cverywhere, much to the de
light of a tnrong of Brovvnies, who are taking full advautage of weather
conditions so unusual to Fahyland.
Bring in the Iittle ones to see their antics. It is only one of the in
.eres.in_f.liin?s they "II tind here. for yonrself:
The Orchestrtou Concerts from 10 tn \, daily.
Thc PictUft S/iow on Uw Fifth jloor.
Thc Model Furvnhcd Apartment on Fourth Floor.
Thr Five Royal Salons on Secondfloor.
BrtCta-brac Art Room, Ihncment.
Oriental Room, Th ird floor.
Childrcn's
Hats.
Evi.RYTH.NG from skatin:. enrs
tothe daintiest r-f bonnets:?
and n bonnet which :s t<> trame
a child's face sh.uld be the Jamtiest pro
duction possible to millmcr's skill. But
these we mention are more for the everv
day tumble. though drcssv enough in some
c.ises for all purposes.
A?tr.ik_n T_:n os'.ntrr, 6r>c , .1 and ?1 50.
Cloth Tam O'Shanter, $1 nnd %\ 25.
Iratlirr Tam < I Miant.rs. 60c . T..c and $1.
Boys' Mpine Hats -Sl and .*1 86.
! . : by H?t_, ..1 60 to $2.50.
sk.itiv.i_ Tocjues, 85c to 65c
.<emr. . fl r
SPEAKING about jacket values.
have vou ever looked over the
garments we are offering at
bive Uollars? 1 hat s only one
Ime from many, b_t it holds some astonish
ing opportumties.
The coats now $"? .ire those which were
leaders at *)lo and $12 sixty davs ago.
lh.it means coats ot' same style and woik
manship?manv ot these are not ten days'
old. hven that sfatement does not tell of
their worth as tullv as it should. Look at
the coats, and decide for yourself if it isn't
the biggest five dollars' worth vou have
seen.
gaeond ".???or.
Women's
Jackets
$5.
A Sale of
Girls' Coats.
Flannelcttc
Petticoats.
The prettiest goods, the best
goods, the lowest prices.
Three superiatives in a sen
tence, but all used consaentiouslv.
At25c?Ot stnped flannelette, with yoke band and
hem.
At 85c.?In light blut ind pink stripes; with um
brella ruffle at bottom; -xtr_ full.
AtSOc. -Ofitripedfljnnelette; with d?p hrm and
three plaits; >okt band; extra full.
At 05c.?Of Wue a id pink striped tlannelette, um
I _ ruffle edged with torchon; yoke band.
At 85c?Of tancy striped flanneletle; .rep _ir._r.ll_
ruffle. with hem and one roxv of torchon insertion,
extra value.
At ?,! ot !.ir..v striped flanne'.ette; yoke band and
deep umbrella ruffle. with vandyke point; edged
a t torchon lace.
Eiderdown A< P|Jin or ? elaborate as
n . vou please.?thev re all cheap
U.essing en0UJrh. Some ofthe trimrned
Sacques. ZTU_ beribboned ones are won?
derful productions, when vou consider the
price on them, and even the platner ones
are tasteful and dressv to a degree you'd
not believe on noting the price only.
At 60c?Ofsolid COlor e.derdown; full front, fitted
back; tdgei fin.shed with crocheted zepivr; bi
red, gray, light blue and pink
At 75c?Ol rtriped eiderdown; with fitted back and
.ull front; 1'iriished with crocheted zephyr edge and
bow of nbbon at n..k.
At $1? Or solid" colored, also striped eiderdown; full
front and fitted back, edges finished with crocheted
tephyr; doses in Iront with 2 si.k frogs and
b w al ni
At $1 75?01 solid colored eiderdown; in cardinal,
gray and pink; titted back, lull iront; large lailoi
collar; bound with satin ribbor., and 2 <ilk frogs
dosing in Iront
At$S.60 -Of extra quality striped eiderdown; large
sailor collar ind front bound with satin ribbon and
tie jt neck, with ribbcn bow.
m
GOOD iittle dresses, of good materiais, ii
good stvles, and made as they ihould be
made. Ihe underwear is the kmdueal
ways promise vou,?the best, cheapest
We cannot say it too often.
At 85c I | ' Iren'i urhfle drei -?
toiled; ol nainaooh and lawn. some ?- ,
trimn ed with fine lace or rm: rotdcry; - /e> -,
to 2 yt%\ xaiii.x 90c t'> tr)
INI .NT> Sl IPS
At 83k Of M MOOk; pla:t down front, r .'"- ?
nevk and lleevo.
At 50. 01 sotl finished camb i ?) -e m
hermtitching and ei . co lar ind - ? .?
embf
At 90c "I nainsook, pretty yoke of fine inMftte**
_nd pla Is
At Sc tu 88c Ouldren's mu.'.ir. draWCT-l hem and
plaits; 2 t'> 14 ye.ir_.
At 88c t i 83c ? ed drawers;
and eir.br ,i.!ery ruffli; 8 to 14 yei
H.hh are three short para
graplis, each of which .
hoid voluminous interesl f r
carelul people who mav have need to pur
chase coats for girls between 8 o-nd . * v >.
Thev represent the cream skimmed from
the bargain offerings of the entire mirket.
Many of them are much less than half origi?
nal prices.
At $5?former pr:ce?, up to $10. Fly-front coats
made from light and dark cheviots high l rei
collar; almost all prettilybraid'trimmed; some . _K>
lined with silk.
At 57 BO- Original prtces up to $lfl Fly-front and
recfer jackets, made with high 01 turn-ovei ''r\
n light, da-k and fancy cheviots; llmosl a 1
silk !m*d: *ome have shoul ler capes, bri
At $10? Ki'mrr prices up to $'-"?. \ eiy fine rrrsevs
and tancy chevsoto. in red. blue, gre?:i an'. ..-.n,
blouse, Ily-tront and reeler styles, a!l are - ?
many have braided ihoulda. 1 _t es.
lt XJB I fl<?>r.
ei m^-.*^ ei______. Only 166 pairs of black
$3 Men_!-nh?eS boxed c-dfand waxed
at 51.-H). M|f. buHdoff and cot
tagetoe; laced; made as a $3 shoe should
be made;
Here at $1.50 a pair.
On sale at 11 o'elock.
About 300 pairs tan Harvard calf laced
ghoes; heavy double soles, welted and
stitched; moditied bulldog shape; ex.eilent
shoe for winter wear. Instead of $'i thev
go at
$2 a pair.
1 Slnth itM
A <:n MtNATION of a greit
week's selling.
The 50c. unlauniered <u,rts (or
35c
The 85c. unlaundered shirts for 45c.
The H night shirts for .Vlc.
The ?l tancy boaom ar.d all over shrts, (or 50e.
The uncqualed coUaum iot 10c., or $l i i
The unequaled cuffs, 15c . or 2 pairs, '_5c.
The ... mackintoshes for $3 '*'r>
The 85c Mack satin ttes, 8 for 25c
Tl i ve ?*' ' use coati at hall
ih to $*? bat!i wraps for|8 T5.
ln ad.1 lio.i we will sell 8500 imporfed V3 Iras smrts
Fourth a-.<r ie
.Men's
Furnishings.
Women's (iloves
at Half.
A short story but
interesting. Three
chapters.
Women's four-button real kid gloves, coiors wlnte
and black, which were imported to sell at |] 50
and worth it,
at 75c. a pair.
Women's sixteen and twentv-button real kid gloves,
' at $2 50,
w' ite and black. impoited to se
$1.25 a pair.
Women's 12 to 30-in. viik gloves,
ind coiors, nude to sell al $1,
50c. a pair.
Tenth ?tr??._
white .ind black
Two Handkerchlcf jJJj&SEfc1 lt
Itcms. linen.
I
s
And linen
means all linen just as wool means all wool.
The truth here is the truth without grada
tions or degrees.
They're all linen, these handkerchiefs,
and they're bargains. (.otton mixtures
themselves could not be much cheaper.
FOR WOMEN
At L5c?Embroidered and scalloped; :tij)Ao to retail
.,? 35.
ai ;. loi 35c ? Hand-embroidered open work initial;
henutitched, unlaundered.
FOR MEN
At $1 doi ?Plain white hemstitched.
Ai |1.50 doz.?Plain white, soll timsh.
At .'me, T5c ai I fl?Fine French hemstitched; pure
wl'.ite sheer cloth.
n ' ? vr.
lor
M'i'? TWI
inste.id ot $1.50
-? r* Bro_4**B|r.
Men's
Overcoats
A Wanamaker Overcoat story
is always of interest. I
it always tells o. Ovi ll
Here is a new one, no excepi
bargains.
to the rule
Men's Overcoats in black and biue ker
sevs and black trie/e; all wooi, ot course,
and fast coiors; satin shoulders and wool
linings. Most of them would be cheap at
115, some that are first class $12 quality.
Take vour choice at
$10 Each.
n i e *.c Hbre'S another lot of the
Uoys -MJUS doubte-breasted jacket
and Trousers. sujts> vvtuch met with
such a ready appreciation when last ad.er
tised. Thev are si/es tor ages from 8 to
16 years; made from fine kerseys and
fancy cheviots; silk sewed. lt is unneces
sary to say. inasmuch as thev are here. that
thev are all WOOi Nevertheless, tiie price,
which was is and -.'?.
ls now $3.50 each.
Another lot also. of the boys 1
cordurov trousers. Sizes for ad Iges be?
tween 3 and 16. Regular value 81 ot more.
Price
75c. a pair.
in
. ABOl r 100 left over trom
Odd Bedsteads bruken smts; jn 18 dis
Onlv S3. Unct stvles. Ol ash and
oak. rhey have beenM.50to$18. Cbace
now for .;3.
I\_r--i tl r.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co.. Broadway, ith av , 9th ...-.J l'th ^
l BURGEOy BLAMED FOB A DEATH.
-nu: BROTHB-I OT a DEAD MAN THRBATBMI fO
PBC-SKCUT- THI DOCTOli
EdwaM ''? Woi foiit \.-nrs oM. of N'o.
(.xlnifton iv, , dled In th# Harlem Hoapltal
,.;...,: of il I Ingulnal j ?
ii, , brothi r. A u "? l,,:*'- "f N" ;M u ' ?,
One-hundred and-forty-fifth U the
man had an operatlon perfonned andaajra he arlll
()l ,., u?r The man a b ? dled h id hle
,,,?,.. tianged aoma yean ;i*.? bj an *-t ol ?
, ? ?
w .,,, m, "A'orler >?? wme daya hk"
i>r w w Owrne ol No -'<" Baal Ono-hundrad*
i, ,,-\ . ighl ? illae ? ?^?rs- ?
Wb it he > harfod r-.r bla y*\ia, and tii?* man.
-w,.r. ,i tti.it hli fee arould be '< .???nt*.
,M<\ wni .preai rpi_m he aald that he
..,.., - ,i toi Di Oa ? o.\ ,m
..railon on ihe man i J i ; l raltad hlm
,i ,-, Ha - - d ha a n m > '? ?< ,"it
Hn \\,,.. > ihoughi tbal ha araa not, twi.l r\ie
ealled la Dr J ?: liaodar, _f No. s?H l->aat t)n_
? ? -' -'?
Th. man baeama aroe*ae aad ?-- -?-- '?:'- ''' tm
vbara he dled ...?
U Olla ? "' Miopay. a. ???- J--"* ?_?
, oroil,r. iu aaid that tho i ? <^?
!
a?
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B.H., Mont. J.r It-T^eaploi JJJJ
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ni trorlta ln ?m "?'.,cr*>"
?? w?2_"?Hvi__r_ ? ? toot
coinplatad n i? ' _*_* *? ?*>? *""
th* med brl?"i aliva.
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