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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-19
NEWS OF THE DAY.
''7o shoo the very age and body Of the Times.

' ~ ShOW He very uyo utA oot~y " "'o A"'e"'
Notwithstanding General Van Buren's as
severation to the contrary, it would seem that
there has been corruption at Vienna, and that
the investigation has developed the fact that
money has been paid for special privileges.
The sum of $50, 900 was expended on the root
of the sewing machine department, when its
actual cost was not more than $4,000. 1t is
said that the money appropriated to the Com
mission by Congress ($3O0,0 O0) is nearly ex-
hausted.
A dispatch from Rome says 1.-The Cham
Der of Deputies to-day approved the first clause
of the bill suppressing religious societies in
Rome by vote of 1856 against Is. Fifteen
Deputies were absent from the Chamber when
the vote was taken. The second clause, with
an amendment, offered by Signor Ricasoli,
granting the Pope 100000 liras annually tor
the maintenance Of Generals of the Orders,
was adopted by vote Of 22G against 1913.
In the Presbyterian General Assembly on
Saturday variety of subjects we're discussed,
but the matter which excit I'd the most interest
was the report of the Standing Committee on
Publication, and resolution was adopted re-
questing detailed statement OF expenditures.
The British Foreign Office has received dis
patches from Sir Samuel Baker, dated March
18th, stating that Lady Baker and himself
were in good health and reinforcemeuts had
reached him.
Cain and Ransier, two Of the colored Con-
gressmcn from South Carolina, have nominated
white youths, who excelled in, the competitive
examinations, to West Point cadetships.
A German woman named Margaretta Sci
bold committed suicide in Baltimore on Satur.
day morning by hanging herself to bed-post
The Advisory Board Of the Civil Service will
meet in Washington on Wednesday.
The Pope's condition is feeble, but the in
dications of improvement are satisfactory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-19

THE BANANA TRADE.-Of all the many
trades In New York the banana trade is per-
haps the most curious. 1t in the hands of
single house, to whose energy and enterprise
is due the present large importation Of the
fruit. Ten or twelve years ago not one 6ftieth
part now consumed 10 the city was sent hither,
and the cost of bananas was then quite out of
the reach of the poorer classes. The firm
which imports them is composed of three
brothers, one Of whom superintends their farm
at Aspinwall, whence the stock is shipped
Two Of the brothers conduct the business in
New York. They receive cousignments from
Aspiuwall by every steamer. The fruit is put
on board without being packed, and, being
in warm temperature, ripens considerably
during the passage. For this reason the stocks
are plucked while the fruit is yet green. Thus
in partially ripe condition the fruit arrives in
the city. 1t is then taken and hung in room
arti6cialy heated. A temperature of IS de-
grees brings it to maturity in very short time.
The bananas are sorted, and those nearly ripe
are, Of course, placed in cooler atmosphere.
By this means the fruit can be ripened for any
day market.-N. T. Paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-19

McCarty's condition is reported worse.
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HAIL STORM Tide Water Index, pub.
lished at Tappahannock, says: During the
storm of last Saturday night, hail fell in some
portions of this county, which damaged to
some extent the growing crops and fruit. Near
Mt. Landing, about four and ahalf miles above
here. the hail is said to have been as large as a
partridge egg, and the wheat is though to be
Injured at least one-third. Fortunately the
area over which tho hail extended is small.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-19

LouDoUN CoUNIY ITEMS. From the Lees
burg Washingtonian. The Board of Directors
of theMutual Fire Insurance Company Of Lon
doun county, last week appropriated S., 40
in payment for damages done by four. fires to
properties situated in the counties Of Fairfax,
Fauquier, Loudoun, aud Jefferson.
Mr.. Samuel Orrison, on Friday sold the
Orrison House, now occupied by him, to Capt
J. H. Manning OF this place, for $4,000. Capt
NJ: has purchased his valuable property for his
private residence
The recent rains have thrown our farmers
behind hand with their corn planting, but their
inconvenience 10 this respect, is more than COM
pensated by the cheering prospect of the wheat
and grass fields of the county
Rev. MIR. Cross, who was paralyzed on Tues
day morning last, We are pleased to learn is
improving, and we hope will soon be restored
to his former usefulness.
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A TRAGEDY. "A dispatch from Waldboro' ,
Me-, says The following are the particulars
of the tragedy at Warren Friday night: DR.
Baker was called to sick child about o clock
on Friday evening, in the vicinity Of the house
of Minks. Miss Minks testified that DR.. Buk
er came to their house between the hours of 9
and 10 o clock she having retired, hearing a
knock at the door got up and let him in he
undressed and retired with her. About 10
o'clock she came to the house of Mr.. Spear in
her night clothes, crying out II am shot y
II am shot !" DR.. Baker shot me-" On
examination it was found that it was not So.
She appeared to be in q state of frenzy and
great excitement all through the night. ln the
morning the neighbors found Bakcrs gig in
MiDks' yard and his horse in the barn. The
door of the house was locked ; on breaking it
open they found the unfortunate man lying
dead on the chamber floor He had his pants
and vest on, the latter on the wrong side out,
and one stocking partially on. 1t is supposed
that after receiving his fatal wound he made an
attempt to dress himself, and 10 doing SO fell
backward in the position in which he was
found The ball passed through his breast in
to his lung. The woman has been arrested.
A post mortem examination has been made.
Important evidence has been telegraphed for
and the inquest will be resumed Monday. 1t
is coDjecured by some that third party is i'm
plicated 10 the tragedy.
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EXANDRlA MUSICAL DEPOT

For Sale by JAS +. CARLIN & SONS,
apl9 60 King st., Alexa., Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-19

FAIRFAX COUNTY. - From the Fairfax
News. The Conservatives Of Centrevlle
Township have made the following nomlna-
tons: For Supervisor, j. P. Machen; for AS
SCISSOR, J. L. Cross; for Collector, j. w. Mob
Ter; for Commissioner of Roads, VIM. Ayre; for
Township Clerk, Charles Gheeu; for Magis-
trates, J. L. Cross and Leander Makely; fol
Constables, Richard Novels and Thomas L.
Harrison; for Overseer Of the Poor, Thomas N.
Harrison
We hearit stated tbata project is Moot here
looking 70 the erection of a three story brick
building thirty by fifty feet The third story
is to be appropriated as lodge room, the sec
ond as lecture room, and the first as store.
The whole to cost s5,0OO-the money to be
raised in the shape of joint stock enterprise,
divided into 200 shares at $25 per share. We
understand that about so shares have already
been taken. fifty by one gentleman alone.
MIR. Noah Hunt has been nominated as the
Conservative candidate for Overscer Of the
Poor in Vienna Township, in place of Thomas
N. Williams, who declines.
RULE OF PRAcTICE.-In the U. S. Circuit
Court, sitting in Richmond, on Friday the fol-
lowing rule Of practice was made by Judge
Bond:
Ordered, That hereafter in all cases where
the supervisory jurisdiction of this court is 10
voked in bankruptcy proceedings, petition
shall be filed in the Circuit Court setting fourth
the facts in the petitioners case so far as it is
necessary to show the matter or proceeding
complained of, copy of which said petition
shall be served on the opposite party or par
ties at least ten days prior to the hearing; and
copies of all papers on file 10 the District Court,
which are intended to be used by the respec,
tive parties at the hearing, together with the
briefs Of petitioner and respondent shall also
be filed; and no original paper already 10 the
District Court shall be used at the hearing"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-19

SLEEP AS A MED1cINE.-T cry for rest has
always been louder than the cry Tor food, Not
that it is more important but it is often harder
to obtain. The best lest comes from sound
sleep. Of two men or women, otherwise equal,
the one who sleeps the best will be the most
moral healthy and efficient Sleep will do
much to cure irritabilily of temper, peevish-
ness, uneasiuess 1t will build up and make
strong weary body. 1t will cure head ache.
1t will cure a broken spirit. 1t Will cure sor-
row, Indeed we might make long list Of
nervous aud other maIadies that sleep will cure.
The cure of sleepIessuess requires clean, good
bed, sufficient exercises to produce WEAKNESS,
pleasant occupation, good air, and not too warm
room, clear stomach, clear conscience,
and avoidance of stlmulants and naFeotlcs' For
who pass sleepless nights we commend the
adoption of such habits as shall secure sleep;
otherwise, life will be short, and what there is
of it sadly imperfect =
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ALEXANDRIA, April Q, 1873.
have been using for moro than four months
the Self djusting, Anti-trction Back Chain and
Traveller; and take pleasure,in testifying that
they are perfect success. The saving. in wear
of the saddle alone is worth more. than the cost
of the chain, and the saving in Dor and suffer
ing to the horse is lncalculabe.
JOHN LEATHERLAND, Coal Merch't.
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"A merClfuI man IS morcltu 70 DIS DelSt.
TINE HUMANE INVENTION OF THE
Il AGE ....- t.. .... Is.
McCLURE'S SELF ADJ ANTI
FRICTION BACk-CHAIN AND
TRAVELLER
Read the following testimonials to its merits :
Office Society for Prev. Cru. to Animals,
New York, April IL, 1873.
have seen, and do most unqualiiedly ap-
prove of Mr.. w. B. McClures Anti-friction
Chain and Traveller, for the use of. cart horses,
whereby the severe conclusions and continual
CALLING incident to the present mode Of harnoss-
ing draft animals are etiectually overcome. This
invention should be speedily in general use.
HENRY BERGH, President.
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EWELRY-A large assortment of new
y styles Jewclry, Hair, Ornaments, SC
FERGUSON'S,
my 10 &c King street.
, 1873-08-01

Withdrawn from store yesterday for city
consumption: 5000 bu wheat 4G1 hu corn !;
637 bu oats, 1,241 bu rye; 7G0 bu barley.
Tho following grain has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 O'Clock 1861 ears
wheat; s; $500 bu do tailings. by canal 4Gl cars
corn; 6,00o bu No. do, a, 900 bu high mixed do,
4,400 bu No. 2 do, and IL, 400 bu rejected do, by
canal a cars oats, W cars ryo Total {6l7 aara),
a93, 900 bu.
THE WHEAT CORNER.
Wheat was actiro, excited, higher; in q word,
cornered, and cornerod successfully, which il
very unusual thing in corner history. It is sol
dom that history ropeata itself In that direction
further advance OF So par bu was attained first
thing in the morning, on tho July deal, and tho
market ran along at that elevation (s1.4W till
about I o'clock, the syndicate making settle
ments at that price willingly, with all who chose
to sottlo, ut the samo tlmo avowing their inten-
ton to rush up tho market on those who would
not "come in out of tho co!d," which
sued scene which was decidedly lively,
mum, though there wan flittlo Of the informal
regions about it, except to those who caught
healthy sympsoms. !. ct bankruptcy through
was good-nhtured enough even in it's eoyereat
denunciationa Of the mon who had run up tho
market on them; and, though tho hubbub was
immense, tEoEo was not even much swearing,
y emphatic.
OF courso the market for this month vas
swsyed entirely BY local considerations. It
mattorod not how Liverpool, or Ner York, or
sion Of filling shorts by purchasing wheat which
bad been contracted to be delivered by OF be-
foro o'clock to-day. Tho syndicate bud closed
Tue market !aat evening at s1.32, aud they
wanted to put it still higher today and to keep
Of thoAo who might want to take advantage Of
average prlco Of tho day. The market opened
With s1.so BID sna none, offered, and
%osen and ssteS lack ' to g s1io SS1 TAapo aD5
| It waB sustained till nll the cash offoriues had
boon diepoaed Of: The syndicate alrendy hold
| all tho No. spring In ntoro here, but tAey had
| to take caro- Of some 30 900 bu that was bul!e-
spcotod in this morning, which the holders suc-
ceoded In rushing In, and large proportion of
the No. spring, hard hud soft, With the No. q
| hard sPring, nov u st9ro. This because tho
l rulou OF the Board OF Trade provide that grain
| Of higher grade than that named in tho con-
tract may he delivered, provided that tho adnix-
ture OF tho higher grade with the lower will not
deproclate tho selling value OF tho latter. Aftor
biz up the price to $l:bo, aud tho market on
Change closed at 8l.41, Several ostonsible tralen
we're mado ut $l.20@1.30 near tho close Of
Chang .uhanse; hut Il Is exceodingly probable that
h1ess, tness ~; were oniy "waahos," intolded to
THIS may, possibly load to somo compllca-
ton In The settlement on average price,
II my should be insisted on; and 1t will DO es-
pecialy likely to lend to tro,lblo il the price OF
morrow 80 as to cover the point OF buying in at
the markot prico Of that day againBt gnies made
by, dollnquents.
, 1873-08-01

burg. corn ht $40 Dahan., Anaranth, Nnid, nicl,-
Z. NJ Davidson, wheat n 60 nDr r. j. KinR, shost,
on private terms. 70 Now York, vii nuirao-1'rops
and, VIZ osdonshurg'i- Loweil, corn ii 25o 10
90, W ssrnia-r1op 1I. Oily ot Dotroit To Montrea
wool-rrop Oily ol London, fIour u 2oo pcr brl,
Total capacity s9Mnl to 6l,oob hu wheat, 2A 0o0 bm
corh. Ihe prop Columbia wah taken for nhoat from
milwaukee, 10 Montreal on private tor1ns.
, 1873-08-01

CATTLE-It was tho dulicstand snoat unsatisfactory
marko-day that drovors have experienced for many
weeks. Tho fresh roceipts comparatively were Light,
reaching only 2300 hend but enough cattle were left
from yes.orday to sHo tho H1lppy to fully 6,o00
md this number was nlHnly composed Of cows, and
hnlf-attenod aock for which there WAS only limited
demand ut my price, not much was accomplished
take the bk Of ths tat cattle to-day virtually out
Of tho markot, willis tho smaller operators curtailed
tholr purchases CARLOAD two sHsce, and hold
ers found 1t impossible to realizo except by
o1treme rango Of snlos wAa &2.oo@6.75.
Worry faw droycs, howovor, sold above $3.50. whilc
the larger portion changed hands st prices ranging
downward from $780, With $4.7b about M average.
Only ono two saes Of stock cattle wcro reporod,
nal at $S,0G@t.25. Gown sold oil tho way from $20o9
$50 for nfarior to $4o0 for choice. Through Texans
Balato ut $2O1t9275, and Northern wfnterot At
4.t0, 10 quality. Calves In light requost
at $275@6.15. Tho market cloBcd dull and heavy.
auoTR91oNs.
Extra BeercH-Grnucd atecrot averaging ], 400 -.
ihs and npwnra. .$S.8o7sG.lo
Choice bcovea-E9nc fat, well formed 3ycar
to 6 ycar old steers, averaging 1880 to
Good ,es nsiy formed ''''''0'
aeers, averaging 100 to 1850 iba 5.0G1525
Medium Graies-9tcera In fnit flesh, arer-
aging 1,0so to 120o ios.....,............ 4ao@42o
Butchers atock-Conmon to fair ateers,
and good 10 extfa cows, for city
slaughter, averaging 300 to 100 Tbs. 315G54.25
Btock cattlo-Common cattle, In Decent
Gosh averaging 100 to 1850 Is.....:... 3.oo@4.2s
Infcrior-I.fght and thin CONS, hoifer1,
stags, bulls and Rcallawag stocra.,...... 2.oo275
CnttleTo1as Northern wintored. 3.2s@4.50
EAtHe-IGxH8 through droTtb. ,,..,,,... 3.Q4A1.T5
, 1873-08-01
COMMERCIAL,

THURSDAY EVENING, July 81.
Tho following were tho receipts aud shipmenta
Of tho leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past twonty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date ono ycac ago:
, 1873-08-01

e &.sM1'ss5 sassS asafos sS%s9
0ak-o!oar, f2o.0o@4o.ou; COMMON $16.0o@25.o0 =:
I1ickory-0lear, *2a. oo@bo.p; common, s2o.oo@,
100 Gull, $l2.01G9la.00.
Mar1o-GIear, s22 1850; common, $ltoo@qs.oo; !;
nutiernut-olear. sa5.oo@oo.oo; common, $2o.oo@
50.00
0hcrry-otcar, s4o.oo@oo.oo; common, s15.oo@
Wlitewooi-uicar, t9o.oo@4o.oo; common, $4,000
@26.0 /; Gull, $10.00@11.0o.
Wagon stock-I1ictory a1lcs, por got, $l.oo@t 80;
wagon poles. oach, 4565o; lo1 boards $40 1900.
Tioriln rod ccdar $50 ror II mahogany, S0310o
do coMntors, 800 rosewood. do@8oo white holly 800.
, 1873-08-01

piled with poultry, especially spring cliiohena.
and thoy wore lover; Egea woro IN good ro-

plleu with poultry, oapootntly Spring clilcHeng.
ae quest ass sa TSss @ 1 s; fss e ssi asf
aBeA.
lIfghwlnoa wero qulos md firm, ut tho recon
advance, ealoa boing reported Of 90 brls at 93o
g'9 e wit" ct Mo an99r %a se Of 100
stronger at 0015@D8o but few operators horo
aeom fnolined TO pay U3o, and Bono Of thom think
that that prlco car. be scarcely Sustained with
tho 1argoly incroaHed production now going for
ity tint orders have boon Hont hero for 1000 brle
per month, for Blk months, II thoy can be fllod
at certain prices not nlado public; and the do
mand from abroad IL 40 good that largo guam
sitlos could bo sold on sixty days delivery, ut
Shade hollow curront quotations. nighuines nrc
Lake 1roights wore actlyc anu firm nt about
10 advance mostly at 511o for corn, and Go for
whoet. by aail to, 1'utfalo. Tlrough, ratos to
OF II charters wsa reported, Which will carry out
o., 600 bu wheat, and 240, 900 bli corn.
Provisions woro quiet aud firm: Moss pork
was quoted a shade higher, though thoro was no
Msats liz tS go1o aS @ot aaa quoted 2 tSe9o
boing rory little winter stuff on aalo:
TIC market closed n. the folowing 5sg r., range Q.
seller August, S15.45@15.56; do sollcr soptem-
bor, s15.12}5@l5.25; do seller Docerubo1, 413.25
@t5.5o; lard, cash OF aollor August, s7.o0@7.o5; !;
do aelor eoptembor, 570d@8.ooi summer
do, .716o. Sweet pichlcd hama quoted at 10
@12}6o Dry sailed meats steady at I5@7z1o
short clear, Boxod shoulders, 716@8o; English
meats, 916c for short ribs; o3@o fo1 short cloar
1}acon is quoted at 815o for shoulders loo for
coar ribs; 101So for short clear; md 9ji1@1515o
for hanu, all packed Mcas bcot, s875@9ooi @, i
@25.00. City, tallow, 7A@719o; grease quot
ablo at 5@0]1o. snles were reported Of $50 brls
moss pork at s16.o2H; 5o0 brls do seller August
at sl5.45; 100 tcs lard at 75sc; 400 tcs summer
do ct 711o; 10000 lbs surinor-cured short ribs
at a11o.
Flour was rather more nctive, with aa1os chief
1y made to tho local trade, at unchanged pricGB.
Ono OR two shippers looked around carly in tho
sosBion, but Boon Withdrew to i" assist" tho
"boys' who were playing lono hand in wheat,
and getting tho worst of It. Bran waB nonlinally
unchanged. salos woro reported Of % brls
apring extras at $3.50; 100 brls do Mt s025; 900
brls do on private terms; 30 brlH nnHound do ut
84.O0; 100 'br1s suporfluo at $3.50; 10 brle un-
sound do at $3.50; 100 br1H ryo at S4:25; 200
brls do at e4.1215., Total, 1876 br1s The fol-
|
, 1873-08-01

foQneat at $2.1hG4160 per bril- watd common htock
ploa ao d Tor &C. Common to primo, and 1t
1sttq Ist f9aes Ass ee 9'Sl9 sS
55@0sc. s,os Include lagn timothy at $4.15 . bugs
Do ut 1850; 30 haaa prime now as 1915; bags at
Aua,iu al 18o baga yestortlay l. m. at 81 20 do,
sAtr--This market continNoa farly hctvo and hrm.
" 5:pes.a san.2V oV0asf sdsgs 4s91 s eg n
@ .i.sy Fihn% 1ith SsS. I s $1:son gss dssy s
s7, son 70 arrive, and fro stors ~
TEASING In far demand at about forlnor prices.
though tho teulenoy was retl.cr downward. We repeat
our 1ia followa: Young hyson, common to far 46
$l.10; common to hno old Tyson, 70@o5o; COM
2s s y Coz s@sss spssssr sssS e seSs a see fes
l1nganey, t1.15@1.2o; e1tre Moyune, tl.55@1.4o !;
cholco 70 extra now japan. g0c@tl.00 fa!f to good
Loaf Japan s5@o5o; common 70 lna ooloug, 35Gs46o ;
gool, E5@05o: claoico to extra, 8ac@$f.00
TopAcco-We quoso tho market nrm at tho follow
FiaE our-E1trn, 7s@s5c; choice, e5@7oo; ruodi-
um 6s@6oo poor to coanmnn 4g@9oc.
-, rIuo--Nataral leaf, 75@soe; half BRIGHT eo@7o
.sMon1Sa-aood e chotcc o2o3oo; medium, 2o@
o1S oSnY. osSnn. 2edsG @Sa ind. ,,r,v ,,.o ,n ,,o
quoted prices wers 1rnly maintained: wo repeat our
1at 1cech, @ao0; maple, $9.0o99.50; hickory,
saan, aovo5Sa 1nnss ,r .to,sx rha
recoIrta are moslerato.
Tub, waahot, extra and medium. .45@48o
Tub. waRh1d common to falr.. 4o@4lo
F!oace wsshe, xsxx, glt
Floece waahed, 1AxS, dlnHy.. .35@s3ao
caarsc, wnAhel Sssaao
Fiocce unwasho x&xx in good conition 2SS2So ]
Eioece unwhshes coarao to 1noatum 46@3ao
Fleece, unWashcd, COARSE and dnUy 253a7o
aner, pulled. .aIGs 3ao
1@t'4' ..o'ea8o
, 1873-08-01

METALS AND TINNEns' sTooK-nusiuosa waa
" or lin, Is riu1oys, Following aro tho psces cur
rent:
TN pIATE.1q los14, ss,so; de- l2sl2, $780,; do
s28,uo,
lIu Tlx-Large, 42o email, 43o bar, 44c.
HuEEr z1Np-Fu ctskH llc half casksl ii h(G1l1 ho:
leEp quantity 1115o; sabs, De-
sutEr 1Nos-Eo. "A, d}4o rates; Ruasia iron, 22c /;
do No. stained, 2lu rites.
GALvA.1zEp IRoa-No. l5@90, 16o No. 22@o4, l6c;
No 25ts9G Tic No. q, 18e; No. 2S, 20c. Discount
, 1873-08-01

uOG3-Undor tho influence Of continued large re-
ceipts, tho market broke down to-day, light grades de-
cliutng 10c. while hcnvy suffered roducon Of fully
latter neglected at $4.so@t5o. despite tho Of
forts Of aoera to close OUT they succeeded In dapos
Ing of but little moro than half the supply, and, With
anything Like as heavy recepta Tomorrow, further
depreciation In values can scarcely bo avoided. Among
Tho days sales Wero tho following:
, 1873-08-01

BuEEP-Tho supply was sga'n small, and barely stlf-
ncten to satisfy local wants ard consoquensy hodoss
or 1T 100 for common to medium, and at $4.26
95,00 for good to choice,
, 1873-08-01

.ru17ns,.v rvxu,no. Jnlv At
ev.ra, c.rooee NJ fumher arrival nt III" hockx ttn
uornin1 nTf oaino 10 tno 1inaureeahle wnatinr Tia
attcndnnes of bmve9a wns iiphf AMI fhn narket WA
nnt naricnlnrjv sctiyn prnhniv eeven nr eJrht cnr
ooca we're disnnse ~ durno thG av trfccs sre KIT
ttla hattSr ths nominal for ,noat scrrtfons m III
inws nn,, ~ nhnca n.ra and arjns III hnGa II m
romTon IN fair In Sn nna19 bn io,sfs.n nrsnt,inu
81 hf'n ia no . ioth II 76 ahjnolns n noia3 o6
csr9o schr. nnha and Kaio frnns mi m II str,ns
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