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THE LEXOW POLICE BILLS.
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Senator Lexow made the extraordinary statement yesterday that his police bills differed in no substantial way from those originally proposed by his committee and are now approved by the population south of the Harlem, notwithstanding the fact that both of them have been radically changed in essential respects and have been opposed here from first to last. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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