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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-12

LEAPING EXTRAoRDINARY.-I Most
Wonderful Leaps From a Springt"g Boar"
on Record.-We find the following in the
New York Clipper concerning most
wonderful exploit of Mr. William BatcheI-
der, Oh of the gymnasts with Coles Great
New York and New Orleans Geological
and Equestrian Exposition, which Is to
exhibit in Wheeling, Monday, July ~:
A CORES pendent writing from james
Vile, Wisconsin, under date OF July =
sends the following: During the alter
noon performance of w. w. Coles Ne"
| York and New Orleans Circus IN Portage
/ ,Jty Wis. ON the Both of June, W H.
Batchelder. always one Of the best leap
4rs determined on thi, occasion tine run
/ being exceedingly good to bear on the
palm, if possible. Accordingly tWe"'s
/ one horses were placed IN posi|ioh -1i'
more than ever bctore-lor u uounip
| somersault. They were cieareu VIZ.
! ease. But the end was not yet. 'In
a view to place his record beyond APP
nroacb by ieapers of the present age, he
announced publicly his intention
Of attempting at least twenty
three during the evening perform
snces The news spread like wlldhre
and his probable success was eXcNeo!y
discussed bv both interested citizens and
members of the company. The wonderful
feats of Stickney, Kelley, Rhineheart and
others. were eagerly cited as striking eX,
amples of the best leaping that had or could
be done There was ge,,attenJancea at
the evening exhibition. The horses were
AGAIN one after another placed in posi-
ton. Mr.. Kelley's long leap over TWEEN
ty-two was accomplished, and ms usual Il
move was made to lesson the number for
the double, when Mr.. BatchCIder, from
the bank of the ring, called, "liold! MI.
FRYER, the equestrian director, announced
that feat never before attempted, much
less accomplished, was about to be tried
There was hushed silence. The TWEEN
tv-three horses stood side by side. There
was II flash along the running plank, II
quick, light touch on the board, body,
meteor-like, shot through the air, two
swift. graceful evoutions followed, and
Batchelder struck the leap-bed firm,
graceful and erect. The distance was
cleared by full three feet Fora moment
the silence OF unbroken, the vast audi
ence unable to realize that the feat had
been accomplished with 50 little effort,
Then round after round Of applause
greeted the vAulter, compliment he &C
knowledgcd by gracefully bowling on all
sides. This lcat OF turning double
somcrsault over twenty-three horses
places Mr.. Batcheldcr ut the head of the
list, the champion lcaper of all countries
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PERsoNAL.-Maior McFaldcn, OF the
Steubcnville Gazette, called to see US
Saturday. Besides being "A good news
paper man, he is an excellent vocalist
MARBLES like hooking bird, and leads
the choir in one of the Stcubenville
churches.
George \. II. Kunst, one Of the oldest,
most respected and aged citizens OF Tay-
lor county, died at his residence in
Pruntvtown Friday morning.
DIR. Blum should complete his gener-
ous gift by having drinking cups attach
ed to his Centre Wheeling fountain.
We learn authoritiycly that an Intel
lign,cer man was in the city last night,
accompanying the cxcursionists, but dis
tinguiShcd from the rest of his fellow
men by being labeled over with large
badge. "Comnittrc.' He was an attcn-
tive committeeman and gave close atten-
ton to his duties-if the business he was
engaged in when we saw him was COM
miltce busincss-taking care Of sweet
sixteen on back seat .-StcHbc1riite
Her0id aud Mars.
Could this have been the Rev. Mr..
Halstcad?
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SILVER Notwithstanding was the
18th anniversary Of the wedding Of our
good friend Casper He'll, councilman
from the Fourth Casper didn't let Il
little thing ike that bother him, but Il
few of his friends appraised him of the
event by calling ut his residence Satur-
day afternoon, and presenting him with
a handsome silver headed cane, approprl-
atcly inscribed, pair Of beautiful silver
goblets and some floral tributes. Anton
Reyman, Esq, presented the articles on be
half OF the donors and Casper responded
in a way that an old and faithful Council
man should. After passing short time
in discussing the merits of the Christian
religion and spiritual welfare Of the hu-
man race, and listening to n few facetious
remarks from Prof. Louis Gaus and Char
ley Behlcr, the party took their de-
parture.
Saturday night Mr.. He'll was treated to
delightful sercnade from Shreiner'S
brass band.
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NEIGHRORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

YESTERDAY was very quiet day in
BelIaire consequently we have no police
news to report,
The farmers report the wheat crop
this season much better than they ex-
pected.
APPLE will be very scarce this season.
ELEcroNEERING was quite lively yes
terday, Notwithstanding it was the Lords
day.
Mr.. GEO. ZwEIG has announced him
self rs an Independent candidate for City
Councilman in the I'd Ward. The pol
itical waters of this ward seem to be much
troubled, and from present appearances
it would be hard to tell who to bet on,
there being now four candidates in the
field.
OUR enterprising merchant j. II. Pitt,
on South Union street, has placed bar
rel of ice water on the pavement in front
of his store for the accommodation OF
the passing public, This is a generous
act, and one that deserves great praise,
It's many persons actually suffer from
thirst whilst in our city, especially
strangers.
A LITTLE son of Mr.. Lawrence Glynn,
who resides on the corner of Belmont and
Thirty-hrst streets, had his leg broken up
the kick Of a horse IL few days ago.
AN election for Councilmen in the
Second and Third wards takes place to-
dav. There are only one to elect in each
ward, and yet there are seven candidates
running. 1t seems strange that men will
voluntarily run on an Independent ticket
for an office that don't pay anything ut
all, only in the way of curses and i'll will.
Verify they must want An office muchIy!
The work on the Street Railroad ia
being rapidly pushed forward, and the
excavation Of the road-bed has been
completed from &lst to sd street.
RELIGIOUS services were held in the
various churches yesterday, and the at
tendance was quite large.
Mr.. f. HELLER was driving down
South Union street in spring wagon,
on Saturday, about noon, when his horse
became frightened and began to kick
and run. The first or second kick he
made he kicked the dash board of, and
then went in on his muscle, and worse
scared man than Keller has mt been seen
lately. The horse ran about three blocks,
when >lr. Keller succeeded in getting it
stopped Very little damage was done.
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We desire to tender our thanks to each
member of the Esther Glass for their
uniformly kind treatment and assistance
rendered at their hands; to the cltl-
zens of Wheeling for their liberal patron
age and hearty support; to each indivi-
dual member of the excursion committee
TO whose uptiring efforts its great sue
cess is due; to Captain List and Charles
d List of the steamer Hudson for their
princely treatment on the occasioni to
Manager James Hamilton for many
courtesies and to the Press Of the city Tor
many favors.
PEAsLEE IL Ten BROCK,
Managers.
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ANornER CARD.-The committee Of
the Esther excursion 10 Stcubenville, AT Il
final meeting held on board the steamer
Hudson, July 9, 1915,
Rssolred, That the Esther chorus and
committee tender their sincere and heart
felt thanks to Capt. William NJ List and
the attaches of the steamer Hudson for
the attention and kindness received ut
their hands. Also, to Professors Ten
Brock and Horner for their gentlemanly
conduct and kindness shown the menu
bers of the chorus during their connec
ton with the Esther Opera.
o. SEELEY,
w. }. IL. BowN,
q. o. SMITH,
&. G. FAIRS,
+. HOBBS, JE.
Committee.
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BATTLE OF THE BoYNE.-The MEM
bors of No Surrender Lodge No. 81 and
Madison Lodge No. los, J.. o, L., will
meet at Notes Hall this afternoon, at l
o'clock, TO celebrate the victory of the
battle of the Boyne. Weundcrstand the
members of the above societies propose
to have procession, marching through
the principal streets.
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Provision THIEyES.-Some time dur
ing Saturday night, thieves succeeded in
gaining an entrance into the house Of
Peter Boslcy, Esq, on the corner of 18th
and Byron streets, and carried If every
thing in the catablc line to be found in
the house. Sunday morning Mr. Bosley
found he was minus all his provisions
and had to call on his ncghbors for tenn
porary relief. There Is no clue TO the
thieves.
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Overwhelming Star Robert Mitchell,
Bowling Green, and Mitchell; added
largely and left at 6 p. III.
LOUISVILLE July ll.-Weather warm
and raining. River feet in canal, 8
feet in Indian chute, aud rising. Arriy-
ed-Minneola, Cincinnati; John Means
and tow, St. Louis. Departed-Minne.
ola, Memphis john Means and tow
Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-12

\ SLIGHT fire occurred in Squire
Schultz's office Friday night, occasioncd
by the explosion Of some Keystone burn
ing fluid The Squire in attempting 10
put the fire ont had some of his clothes
burned and beard and hair singed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-12

MoRMoNs IN WEST NIRGlNIA.-Ihe
Mormons have established Il branch Of
their church, and n newspaper called the
.Adrsntr>r, at Clarksburg. The Fair
mont Lder says; "Thcre is quite mum
Der of this sect in Warrington district,
in Marion county and in the neishbor-
hood of Shinnston.
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On! but don't those Wheeling girls
tic Understandable Gazette.
Yes; and they are getting tighter every
day Notwithstanding our labors IN behalf
of reform. Not that they are not pretty;
not at all that, YOU know. But really, III
about two weeks, at this rate, they Il have
TO get one skirt made for each-cach-
WELL each limb, if they want to walk at
all And, In! who knows, but that is
the way they propose to attain panta-
looms? Is there strategy here?
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EXcRUCrATING.-Ar recent graduate Of
one Of the medical colleges tries to give
Us some information about II man who
was injured on the railroad, and writes
as follows: "Thc doctor found the index
finger of left hand badly fractured.
Confused wounds of each finger from the
metacarpo- phalangeal articulation to the
base of the third phalanx on each finger
of the left hand. About the regions of
the spinal column and hip there are great
Echymonra.' The writer then informs
us that "thc wounded man is resting as
well as could be expected under the cir
cumstanccs.' If the doctor had used so
many great words in describing TO the
patient what hurt him, the poor man
would have died of fright, no doubt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-12

CHARGED WITH ASsAULT.-Char.cs
Beck, foreman of the Nail City Brewery,
was up before Justice Schultz Friday
night, on Il charge of striking Il driver
named John Springer, in the employ of
his company, on the head with a large
hand hammer. The examination was
not concluded, and the defendant was
held in the sum of 800 to appear before
the Justice this morning for further cx-
animation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-12

LEFT OuT.-About u o'clock Satur-
day night officer Pate st. Myers discov-
cred box of "big bonanza" sittin =
on the pavement in front of V. b. Hall
Il Sons drug store, on Market street.
The officer carried it up to the City Build
ing for safe keeping. In closing mp the
store Saturday night, the proprietors for
col 10 take il in.
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KILLED.-Mr. Andrew Bruce ex-Shcrit
of Washington county, Pa, was instantly
killed by the falling of a derrick at the
raising of the barn of VIZ. Jared Covcn-
try, near Florence, Pa, yesterday. Mr..
Bruce was well known and highly re-
spected citizen, and his loss will be- deep
Is felt in the community.
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Police CouEr-J,uigs Cranmer.

Police CoUET-Jmiqe CrGnmer.
The following cases were disposed Of at
the Police Court, Saturday:
Charles Beck, charged with assault,
was fined five dollars and costs.
Samuel Jennings and William Point
dexter, colorcd. were charged with dis
orderly conduct. The former was fined
five dollars and costs, and the latter one
dollar and costs.
Peter Walt and George Chipasaw,
were each fined five dollars and costs for
disordcrly conduct and abusing their
families.
The cases against Louisa Myers. and
John Springer, charged with dl-o"g"rly
conduct, was dismissed.
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Ware requested to correct the error
in the l.. O. l.. notice, which appeared in
our issue of Saturday, in regard to the
date of the battle of the Boyne. 1t
should have been 1890 instead OF lGl0 as
published.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-12

lee CREAM AND WATER lcEs.-The
best ice cream and water ices TO De had
in the city are to be found at 7. b. Lihh ;,
Bridge corner. Also the coolest most
pheasant and elegant parlors in the city,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-12

They talk OF building u large poor
house in Wheeling to be called the Cap.
itol building. 1t is to be occupied in
November, if finished, by those sentenced
to meet there from all parts Of the State,
by the public voice. They will nearly
MI have to pass State Penitentiary to set
thcre.-ParkeraJurg EDquirer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-12

FIsHryG EXCCRSIoN.--Thc 'I'm Sick
send fer DR.. McGinnis," fishing club
will start for the vicinity Of Fairmout
tomorrow morning, to be zone for about
two weeks. John McCrarlicn and VIII
Rhodes vii, leave this morning as the
aUa",H courisrs, to make all arrangements
for the comfort Of the party. The
names of the club are rs follows: 5. l..
Brice, Jacob Hornbrook, Sam Owens,
John Devinr, G. +. Dwight, John Haigh,
and William Carson.
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TRourLEAMoxG CoLoRED BRETHREN.

TROUBLE AMONG CoLoRED BRETHREN.
Saturday morning, Samuel Robinson
went before Squire o'Keefe and made
complaint against Ella, Rolls, whom he
charged with using abusive and threat
cning language toward him, the said
Robinson. y warrant was issued for the
arrcs. OF Rolls, and hearing of the case
is set for this evening Mt o'clock, before
the above Justice.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-12

The chestnut crop promises to be
large, and the vermifugc manufacturers
are actively preparing stock 20 meet the
expected great dcmaHd for their specifics
next fall.
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WE, the undersigned dry goods mcr-
chants of the City of Wheeling, agree to
close our places of business at P. NJ,
Monday, July 18th, until Wednesday,
September lst, 1873.
J. :. Rhodes X Co., \. c. Scamon,
George K. Taylor X Co.. |. Blum x Bro,
Citv Dry Goods Store ID. W. ilalisy. II.
Jacobs. {. I. Brues, EmSheimer Bro ,
Stone X Thomas, John Roemcr, :. Kline,
J. w. Terrell, Sitter X Roth. Aronhcim-
er & Lew and Henry Roemcr,
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THE. COURTS.

MUNICIPAL CoUET.-JNigc Crd"mer.
This court met ut ten o'clock Saturday
morning. but no business Of public mn
portance was transacted.
The docket was signed and court adj
iourncd until court i'll course.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-12

The Nail City Boat Club boys are the
clcycrcst set af fellows in the land, and
they have placed US under additional OBJ
lirationS for lavurS received.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-12

GAS REcElpTs.-Last Saturday was
the first pay day since the 80 cents re-
duction on the 900 feet, vert into effect
The expressions of satisfaction by the
consumers on the in.pection of their bills
for the month, to find them 50 much
smaller than usual, were quite numerous.
The receipts were nearly 81 800 less than
the preceding month. As less gas is
consumed in June than any other month
in the year, because of the days length,
this difference is the smallest that will
occur. Taking the whole year into con-
sidcration, the saving to consumers will
perhaps reach $4,000. The Gas Trus-
tees will receive the consumers hearty
thanks for recommending, and the Coun-
ell for resolving TO make the reductions.
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TmEworst icaturein this whole Charley
Ros, affair is, that brand of cNercrahle,
mean, sticky chewing gum has been
named after the poor little abducted.
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invaluable; S8A
Providence. RI lGi rrtl

H.R. STEVENS: Dear Sir feel husri fu
express with my signature the high N.....
place upon your Ncgrlinc. My lH.
have used IL for the last two year. .u
nervous debility IL is inyHluahl, aud ..
commend h To al who may need au B..
vigoratiug, rcuovatmg tonic.
.. r. WALKER,
Formerly Pastor Of Bowduu -. Church
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The wet weather SATURDAY. cuchercd
the Company { boys out Of their picnic
festivities at the Fair Grounds. The
picnic will take place next Saturday
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To DISGUST newspaper m"n-men-
ton in his hearing that you saw the re-
port Of such-and.such an occurrence in Il
rival journal. lie will never forgive
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ANOTHER heavy reduction in Dress
goods and Carpets and Grenadines Il.
low us 3 cents per yard. Forced to sell
them at some price. J. W fEREEL.
Corner Main and both street.
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DRESS GooDs.-Fivc thousand dollars
worth of Dress Goods forced upol the
market. and have got to be sold at some
price. Examine and price them for
Yourselves. j. W. FERREL,
Corner Min and 10th Streets.
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We understand that $4,000 of the
$4,000 endowment fund for the Chill
drcn'S Home have been raised. The bal
ance is expected to be raised during this
week
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THERE are reports from the rHra! dis
tric,s that boys are already stealing green
applcs-.he usual summer complaint.
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PlU ri 3 Z RS.
WILLIAM HARE ,
OFFICE PEABODY INSURANCE Co.,

WhCrIing, v. va, NprlI :, $50.
TINIlE CHARTER OF THE FIRE AND
Marine Insurance Company of Wheel
ing. expired April !, 1870, and its uucNplr-
eel lire business has been rcinSurtd 10y the
Iuv. ". Va. as shown 10y the Resolution
ANA certificate hereto. All claims
Tor loss or damage that may occur after II
o'clock NJ, April |, 1873, under any fire
policy issued by the Fire and Marine In
SuraIcc company, and in force, will be
adjusted and settled by the Peabody In
Surancr Company.
III. V. l.. RODGERS,
Secretary.
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GREEN corn made its appearance in
our market for the first time this season
on Saturday. Oh, roasting ears.
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THE German Bank has declared u
dividend of five per cent. on It's earnings
for the past six months.
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Mr.. II. Il. STINEN~: Dear ~lr "" haN"
good reason fpr regarding NuuI \,g'iin"t
medicine of The greatest value. W. i''l
assured that II has been the means 81 SAY -
ing our sons lite. lie Is now seventeen
wears of age: for TIA, last two years 10" l'I-
suffered nom necrosis at hl~ leg, caused NN
ScronllouS affection, and was 80 Hti t'uI'
ed that nearly all who saw him though
his recovery impossible. a council ui 'th'
physicians could CIV" US out Vie iaiUl'>T
hope of his ever rallNIng, two 81 'llr mum
Der declaring that lac WAS beyond lh, reach
OF human remedies, that even tulIuta'..n
/ could not save him, u~ hc had not ll.u
7 enough To endure the operation. Jus. fi..u
We commenced giving him Nrgyiiu.. BOO d
rom that Time Ia o." present D., i.,- ...s
continuously improving, lie hI. ...E
resumed studies, throwing ava' ,r......
ana cane, and walks about ,l,,IU.. .rH
strong.
Though there is ,till some % l-,nnrs. u.m
The opening where The limb WH~ Hn.. F..
We have ia" fullest confidence lI#' .U..
little time hn will b, perfectly Cu..I.
lie has taken about three drl.u au'. ..a
of Nrgytinc, but lately uses hut UifH.. ..
he declares that he l. iUu we'll tu hr tal,lu.
medicine. Respectfully yours,
T. -. Br~I
MRS. J.. {. +. BEST
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The early closing business has become
general. The dry goods stores enter into
the arrangement this evening.
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SPECIAL NOTICE To THE Ladies
V. Blond is now selling l.. I. Burt
celebrated make Of ladies Button Shoes
at $3.50. which have been selling hereto
lore at from So To s..
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Reliable Evidence.

us Baltic street, BEooKLNN, y. y, Noy,m.
her II, 1874.
II. x. STEVENS. ESQ: Dear ~lr---lium
personal benefit received by li~u~r, .- .,.
as from personal knowledge uI u.r..
whose cures thereby have seemed almost
miraculous. can most heartily 1uI >U.
crrcTy recommend the NrZ-tIu, rn. r..
complaints Tor which II IS ciHim,a iu.uI..
JAMES VI. LUDLOW.
Late Pastor Of Cavalry Baptist thu.
Sacramento, California.
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NEARLY all our State exchange speak
encourag,ngly ofthe crops in their locah-
ties.
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FIVE dollar counterfeit bills on the
National bank Of Canton, Illinois, are IN
circulation.
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TnESL Alphonsus society will hold
their picnic ut the Fair Grounds on
August 2nd. They will have big time.
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LAWRENCE CLARK Is gettins his garb-
age carts in readiness, and will commence
his daily rounds in Il few days.
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NVITIVT -E"'I' 90
IApr CARINEr NRGAN.

THE Piano HARP CABINET ORdAN'-
This new and beautiful instrument Is
combination ofthe piano-fortc ahd organ
manufactured bv the Mason " Hamlin
Orscn Co. Call and see and hear Il a
Adams " Lucas Music Store l22', Mar
Eat street