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Submitted by Christine Gorman
From the Daily Examiner, Sept. 16, 1890.
Departure of Mr. P. C. Murphy, Station Agent, Bloomfield.
"Mr P. C. Murphy, Station Agent, Bloomfield, has resigned his position on the [rail]road to enter the University College, New York City, for the study of medicine.....During the past eighteen months, Mr. Murphy has acquired a splendid knowledge of Greek, french and Latin Classics, as well as making primary studies in medicine with Dr. McLaughlin of O'Leary
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