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The Grond army Parade.

ALBANY, n. Y, June 1.-THE city is
bright with banners and bunting and The
streets were crowded to-day with people
gathered to witness the parade of the Grand
Army Encampment, who made their appear
ance and were reviewed by Governor Robin
son. When the Encsmpment arrived in
Twcddle hall, Mayer holland babe the dele
gates welcome on behalf Of the city. while
NJ j0r Knowles performed similar Office for
a committee of the legislature. The general
public then retired, aud the Grand Encamp-
ment went into session with closed doors.
The FIST business in the secret session was
an address by General John G. Robinson.
The commander-in-chief then appointed
committees.
Clmrade William Wright, Of Post No. 1,
Louisiana, who was stricken with yellow
fever at the time of the late epidemic, on be-
half of his post offered resolutions thanking
his comrades throughout the United States
for their prompt and generous aid during the
late terrible epidemic, by which they were
able to relieve the wants of many comrades
and give soldiers burial to many more
The resolutions were received and entered
upon the minutes by rising and unanimous
vote.
hdiournad
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CALIFORNIA PulLTICs.
The Republican state Convention In
Session, Working Up n state Ticket
Several Ballots, without Re-
subtitle WOFkI1Emen's
Municipal Con-
VRntfRn.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE Republican
State convention met at Sacramento this at
ternoOn, and was called to order by A. u.
Abel, chairman of the State central commit
tee. Thus far the candidates most Iromi-
nently mentioned for the head of the ticket
are: George S. Evans, San joaquin; General
Joseph G. Perkins, San Francisco, and John
F. Swift, San Francisco. A number of others
were spoken of as likely to come in as COM
promise candidates, including J. NJ. Shsfter,
congressman; Horace Davis, J. J. Jewelt, j..
P. Callett, A. p. Read and others. 1t was at
| FIRST supposed that no contest would be made
over temporary chairman, but later dis
position was evinced to test the strength of
| the candidates on that question. The Evans
| faction put up Governor George l.. Woods, OF
Santa Clare; the Perkins men, Hon. Obed
| Harvey, of Sacramento; Swift's friends,
| Frank M. Paxley. of San Francisco. First
6allot5-Harvey, 188; Woots, 1885, Paxley,
| Is. Second ballot-Harvey, 1S3; Woods,
143; Pa1ley, 81. Woods was then with.
drawn in favor of Paxley, who was chosen on
| the third ballot by a vote of 206 to 1913 for
| Harvey. This, however, is not considered az
settling the gubernatr al fight. M. Da-
/ bourck was chosen secretary pro tens. by q :
| clamation. Co nmittees were appointed on
| credentials, permanent organization, order oil
| business, platform and resolutions, after
which the convention adjourned until eight
o'clock.
The Workingmen's municipal nominating
convention met 10 tb 5 city to-day. The
regular committees were appointed. Mr..
Kearney was chosen president. The plat
form adopted pledges the party to secure 6
reduction OF forty per cent. on city taxes; anC
provides that Chinatown shall be obliterated
and the Chinese to live outside the city; thai
| the income of the water company shall not
exceed FIVE hundred thousand dollars per an
mum; and that all nominees shall pledge
themselves 10 accept reduction of between
forty and fifty per cent. of the existing sala'
ries and to pay the difference over to tn
| treasury
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITY.

New York. June II: ArriYed-Gellert,
from Hamburg.
New York, June II: notwithstanding
Lament, from Havre.
st. Petersburg, June II: General Kauff-
man has arrived here.
New York, June II: Notwithstanding
Bothnis, from Liverpool.
Neville, June IT: Notwithstanding
Clrcasslan, from New York.
New York, June II: ArriVed-Steamship
Rotterdam, from Rotterdam.
London, June II: Arrived out-Steamships
Name and State of Georgia, from New York.
Berlin, June II: The statement of the I'M
perial bank of Germany shows decrease In
specie of 740.0 coo marks.
San Francisco, June II: A Sacramento
dispatch says b. w. Page was nominated
for congress In the second district.
New York, June II: Lord LOTUS, the
newly-appointed governor OF New South
Wales, has arrived here on his way to Sgd
ney.
Vienna, June II: The Hungarian general,
Turr Mitialor, of the Panama canal scheme,
will probably accompany De Lesseps to Pam
anna.
Warsaw and Vienna railroad have been car
red away by the hoods. Traffic has been
interrupted.
Cleveland, O., June II: The annual con-
vention of the American nurserymen and
florists of the United States meets in this city
To- norreE.
st. Petersburg, June IL: The receivers
ctfice in Clemson, southern Russia, was un-
| dermined and robbed of one million five hun
| dred thousand roubles.
Rome, June u: The CdDitale declares that
eighteen persons were killed in the recent
| riots at CalatabIano, in Sicily, and sixty
wounded. Seventy arrests were made.
New York, June II: The schoonr Florence
P. Hall, which arrived here to-day fromMira-
| goane, lost Captain Dobbins and two sea-
men by the yellow-fever on the passage.
Concord, June II: The vote to-day fer
United States senator resulted as follows
House-Henry w. Blair, ISL; Harry Bing-
ham, 95. Senate-Blair, 20; Bingham, 4.
Madrid, June II: Delegates are expected
from the South American Republic to treat
for the restoration of diplomatic relations,
which have been suspended for several years.
San Francisco, June II: Lawrence Otis
| Hall, the absconding cashier of the London
and San Francisco bank, was to-day SEN
fenced to FIVE years imprisonment In the
| penitentiarv
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bury made few remarks complimentary to
his colleague and opposing the acceptance
of his resignation. Senator Voorhees, then
took the floor, but was cut off very soon after
commencing his remarks by the arrival OF
the hour for the assemblage of the senate
and the consequent termination of the eau
Gus meeting. An adjournment was taken
until TO- morrow and the whole subject went
over without action. The indications are
very strong that the caucus will to morrow
decline to accept Senator Bayard's resigna-
ton, and that it will also then be determined
by large majority to leave the silver bill IN
the hands of the finance committee until
naYk rrinter
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ex-cashier of the National bank of Whining
ton and BrandywiDe, plead guilty to en-
bezzlemeDt and false entries and was sen
fenced to five years Imprisonment.
Mere LynchIng.
CHARLESTON, S. c., June 17.-John Moore,
who grossly assaulted and then murdered
Miss Woodward, on the fifth instant, near
Wexford, was hanged by a mob of one hun
dred and fifty armed men, who rode into
Spartanburg. The jailer had removed Moore,
but the mob discovered his whereabouts.
Suicide of a Wife On Account OF her
Husbands Financial Troubles.
COLUMBUS, O., June 17.-Mrs. Miller, wife
of John Fl. Miller, a prominent citizen of
Newark, committed suicide to-day by hang
ing herself The financial embarrassment of
her husband, who has lost heavily in coal and
Is nd speculation, is supposed TO be the cause
of the act
A Negro RavIsher Arrested.
SAN Francisco, June 17-Detecbves have
discovered evidence which seems directly to
imphcato negro named Williams as the
perpetrator of the recent assault upon Ida
Dunn and Cora Heslep at Wheatland. He
was taken to the county Jail at Marysville to-
day, TO avoid the dan ,er of lynching. Both
girls are now likely to recover from their
injuries.
Deliberate Wife, MurdeS.
DAN L hANClbOOy juno 4fs"-dOuA OONidug
hackman, deliberately murdered his wife,
Nellie, this morning, calling at the house
where she obtained employment as house,
keeper, and shooting her down on her re-
fusal to resume martial relations with him.
Mrs. Bowlan had left her husband on ac-
count of his repeated brutal treatment. De-
ceased wac native of New York, aged
tWeAty- tve years.
No Clue to the Mysterious MOfesi
Murder.
ST.. LOUIS, June 1.-THE police have been
attempting all day to unravel the mystery
surrounding the killing of Jose Moresi, the
Italian who was shot in a squalhd tenement
house, occupied by Italians, in a notorious
locality known as Wildcat Chute, at late
hour last night; but no Roadway has been
made, and no clue obtained to the perpetra-
tor of the act, and tae police do not even
know whether it was a crime or an accident,
although their theory is that Moresi was
murdered. The coroner made post norton
examination this afternoon, and the police
arrested all the occupants of the house in
which Moresl was shot, five or SIX in num-
beri but, aside from this, nothing has been
done or learned regarding this mysterious
affair.
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Trnstee,s Sale.

DY vlIsue of q trust deed made TO me by Amanda
ID LabesQue and B. LabesQue datci March 81,
1871 and recorded Ia the Registers ofioe Of Shelby
county, Tennessee in book No. "a pages IA etc,
will on II0nday- Sane 30. 1870, at the
south gate OF Court Square, In Memphis, Tennessee.
sell for cash, at public cutlery. the following real
tat9: Lying south OF Memphis, In said county. and
being the north half of the following described
tract VIZ: Beginning the InteTsC elton of the north
line of Kerr avenue with the center of the HcIn
Lake road; thence east on and with tie north line OF
Kerr avenue 10 the southeast corner of 205B acre
tract conveyed by W. s.. GlasseOck to II. d. small.
thence nolIh with the east line OF said 2U5s-acre
by said Small TO Robert W. Sanford; thence west
parallel with Kerr avenue to stake in the middle OF
the Horn Lake road Themes south with said road TO
the beginning; containing acres and the north
half thereof to be sold containing 3I5 acres. All
light of dover, homestead and redemption waived.
d. H POSITION TrustPe
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No. 3333-In the ChanceTy Court ofShelby county,
TennesSee-W, W. Canada, Admir- OF VIM. Hud-
gems, deceased, vs.. J. b. Hndgens ct al.
TT appearing from affidavit In this cause that the
i defendants, Salie Campbell, Patrick Campbell,
and James M. Hudgens. are non-reSidents Of the
State of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That they make their ap-
pearance herein at the courthouse OF Shelby county,
In Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first Monday
In August, 1879, and plead, answer or demur to
complainants bill, or the will be taken
fessed as t. them, and set for hearing exparte; and
that a copy OF this order be published once week.
for four successive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal
This 18th day Of June. 1879.
copy--attest: R. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master
By E. B. MHENRY, Deputy c, and NJ.
L. b. MFaTland. Sol. for complainant. we'd
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CreEitorn' Notice.

No 3833-In the ChancerY Court of Shelby county,
Tennessee-W. W. Canada. Admir- OF VIM. Hud-
gems, decease VS.. ] g. Hudgens ct al.
I appearing from e svit In this cause that this
i Is proceeding instituted 20 wind W ana settle
the estate OF VIM. Hudgsns, deceased, as an insOl-
vent estate; It is therefore ordered that all parties
interested In said estate make their appearance
herein. the couTthsuse OF Shelby county in Mem
pitts, Tenn, on or before the Ith day of October
next and have them selves made parties and file and
establish their demands, the will be forever
barred; and that copy OF this order be pub Ished
once week, for four successive weeks. in the Mem
phis Appeal This 18th day of June, 1879.
cOpy-RtteSt: r. j. BLACK. Clerk ana Master.
BY Z. b. M'HENRY, Deputy Clerk and Master.
L II A;Farland Sol for eomulainant wed
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CLEVELAND, O., June IA large num-
Der of delegates to the National electric med
zeal association, which meets here tomorrow,
have arrived The meeting promises to be
one of the most interesting ever held by that
school of medicine in the United States. Inc
Ohio electric medical society was in session
here to-day. It's meeting was one OF much
interest. Drs. A. Miller, New York; N. g.
Smith, Indiana; +. NJ. Saw, Michigan, and
NJ. Green, Massachusetts, met with them as
fraternal delegates from their respective
Stntaa.
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CrOD News.

ST.. LOUIS, June 17.-Reports from south
eastern Missouri and northeastern Arkanses,
along the line of the st. Louis, Iron Mountain
and Southern railroad, and the country ada
cent thereto. say harvesting is well under
way throughout that region. The wheat
crop is very fine, and will yield fifteen to
TWENTY-FIVE bushels per acre; corn aud cotton
looking unusually we'll. The acreage of
wheat and corn much greater than any pre-
CadinQ wear
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The LovaI Gums of Amerita.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Loyal Sons of
America met 10 convention here to-day, with
delegates present from all parts of the coun-
try. Charles D Haines, of New York, was
chancellor, and Benjamin G. Eastop, Mis-
souri,, J. Francis Tucker, Michigan, and W.
Richard Jackson, Tennessee, were elected
counsellors
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CHICAGO, June 1.-THE managers of the
roads between here and Missouri river points
to-day restored the rates from the west to
Chicago, so that the basis now is nine dollars
limited tickets and fifteen dollars and a quar-
ter for unlimited. The Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy road refused to assist the ST.
LOUIS roads in their fight with the Chicago
and Alton road, which ended the war so far
as Chicago is concerned.
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K. OF II. FUNERAL NOTICE.

MOLLOY-Members OF Fountain lodge, No. 296,
are requested to meet at 33 Madison street this
twEDNESOAY) morning, at $50 a'cloak. TO attend
the funeral of our deceased bT, thtr, s. MOLLoY,
from bis late residence, 2I2 Ala n-c,a street.
J. u. ALDRICH, d.
HOWELL, SIGLFR, r
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The Ohio BIZ Posters I'm convention.

COLUMBUS, June I7.-The Ohio blII-pOst-
ers' association met here this afternoon, and
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year: President, John B. Miller, Columbus;
wee president, George E. Stoneburner, Lam
caster; secretary, John M'Guigg, Ironton;
treasurer, John Chapman, Cincinnati. George
StOneburner, John Getz and w. D. Freeman
were elected as delegates to the national con-
Yention at Toledo, July 9th.
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Health Order, no. 6.

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH
~ TAXING DISTRICT SHELBY COUNTY
Memphis, Tenn, June IL, 1879.
SS- The Board OF Health calls the special atten-
ton to all properly owners, agents and occupants TO
the following orders, to take effect from and after
this date:
FIRST-Sultable coveied boxes and barrels must
ba provided by each householder for the reception
Of ashes and kitchen garbage, which must be kept
separate; these boxes barrels TO be placed upon
the alley. sidewalk, place easy of access 10
the driver Of the garbage cart.
SECOND-An privy vaults. stables, cesspools.
sink drains, etc. must be thoroughly diSlnfected
printed Instructions on disinfectton will be fur
nished 10 any one calling al the Health office.)
THIhD-Al property owners and occupants are
earnestly urged to WhtewaSh all out-buildlngs ard
cellars connected with their premises.
5. II. COLLINS, MD,
Secretary OF the Board of Health.
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Fatal Accident

ST. LOUIS, June IA man named Rob-
ert Douglass fell from the railing on Bluff
street to the railroad track below, some forty
feet, early this morning, and was instantly
killed. Whether 1t was suicide, accident, or
foul nlaY is rot known.
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1887 Prizes, amounting to. ............ $40 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at ali
prominent points, to whom a liberal compensation
Will be paid.
Application for rates to clubs should only be made
to the Home Office in New Orleans.
Write, clearly stating full address, for further In
formation, or SEND orders to NJ. A. DAUPHIE,
Il. .. BOx 69&, New Orleans. La. OF to No.
& West Court street. Memphis. Tennessee.
AL Grand Extraordinary Drawings undey
the supervision end management Of GENERALS a.
T. BEAURECiARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERs.

ST. LOUIS. June l7.-River has fallen
inch, with 16 feet 3 inches by the gauge.
Weather-clear and cool. Arrived: w. P.
Halliday, New Orleans; City of Greenville,
Vicksburg. Considerable OF rise is coming
down the Missouri river.
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bunker HtII Auu.varsarv

BOSTON, June 12.-To-day the anniversary
of the battle of Bunker Hill was observed by
general suspension of business, closing OF
the banks, postofice and custcmhouse. Pro-
cessions paraded in this city and Charlestown,
and there was a protuse display of bunting
from public and private buildings.
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LOUISVILLE, June II: - The interstate
which was to have taken PLACE to-day at the
tournament of the Louisville gun club, was
indefinitely postponed, Tennessee paying for
fa1f
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DIED.

MOLLO1 Tuesday morning June II, 1879. at
the residence OF his father, PIP Alabama street
EDWARD 5. MoLLoY, aged n years. louisville
Courier-Journal please copy.
Funeral from the residence this (WEDNESDAY)
morning, at o'clock. Friends of the family are in
vited to attend. Carriages in attendance.
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A Newspaper Partnership Controversy
RRlllR6.

CHICAGO, June 17.-Iu the superior court
to-day Judge Moore decided the case of John
L. Wilson ps. the EpeniHg Journal company,
being a claim for partnership interest The
decision recognizes the heirs of the late
Charles L. Wilson as tie present EreRiHg
Journal company, the legitimate proprietors
of the paper, and DEGREES that the SAID conn
pany shall pay to John L. Wilson one-third
of the profits arising from publishing the
paper during four years and three months
from May. 1869. to August, 1878. The de-
cIsiop will in no respect affect the present
ownership or management of the Journal.
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ALL the world over, baby governs. Yet
often disease will overcome the baby, and
then it is that DIR. Bulls baby syrup proves
its worth by conquering the disease. Price,
Is cents bottle.
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WEATHER ANUICATIOHs.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE ca. Sic. oFFIoER.
WASHINGTON. Junes18. Lam. {
For Tennessee and the Ohio GALLEY rising
olIOVed By falling barometer, northeast
piEds, cdrBiey ard clear heather.
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x AND IOE III,

TIME officers and members of Pearl Lodge. No. %.
i knights and Ladies Of Honor, are respectfully
requested TO attend the funeral of late Brother,
E. s. MOLLOY, from PIP Alabama street., this
"WEDNESDAY morning, at O'Clock.
JOHN 8. GALLAWAl, Protector.
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WASHINGTON.

Secretary Sherman Thinks the Senate's
Improvements Of the Legislative
Appropriation Bill all Right
The Democratic Caucus and
Bayard's Proposed Res
ignatiOn from
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,esterEay Of cotton: Liverpool cotton,
Esd; Memphis cotton, IL Lie; Nes0 Or
ans cotton, ice; Nel0 York cotton. u 1,f6e.
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CIVIL GINEERS.

The Eleventh Annual session OF the
American SOciety-FOur Days to be
Consumed In Its Deliberations
mad Visiting Points OF In
terest I'm the Vicinity OF
Cleveland, Ohio.
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Butler p. Anderson.

FTNHE friends of the late Butler p anderson are
i requested 70 meet at the rooms of the Howard
Associate !, 10 Madison street, WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, for consultation. 1t Is
earnestly requested BY the committee that the friends
will turn out and aid us by their presence and coun
sci. W. &. B0G6S.
c. W. HEISKELL.
W. j. SMITH.
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DROPOSALS Will be received by the City Clerk OF
i the Common Council OF this city until the Both
of June, 1879, for Shaping and Macadamizlng and
Curbing streets of this city All bids TO BIZ presented
to the City Clerk within fifteen Il 81 days OF the no
tica DAN O'SULLIVAN, City CLERK.
LITTLE ROCK, June IA, 1879.
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CRIME AND CASUALTY.

An Ex.Cashifr of a National Bank Gets
a Reward Of Five Years in Prison
for being Too Nimble with his
Fingers-A Brute Hanged.
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SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
FORTUNE. SEVENTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION,
CLASS q, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, JULY
8. 1879-110th MoRthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This Institution was regularly incorporated BY the
Legislature of the State for Educational and Chra
BILE purposes in 1888, for the term Of Ttee1aty fUe
Years, to which contract the inyoiable faith OF the
State is pledged, with capital Of S1,O00,0OO
to which II has sinoe added reserve fund of $780,
600. Its Grand Single Number DTaw--
in6g viii take place msDthly on the second Tues
day. IL IleUer scales or poSpOnes. Look at the fol-
lowing Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50. 600.
100000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
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ATTEN gION!
CORNERSTONE CELEBRATION.

TINE senior officers Of the civic and military Or
i CARNATIONS that will participate Ia the ceremo-
MES OF Laying the Corner Stone of the Memphis
CUstOmhouse. on ST. Johns Day.June -, 1919, are
surance Co., % Madison street, at D IN. TO-DAY.
June 18th. G. V. RAMBAUT, Marshal.
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A Negro Arrested Charged with Assault
ing Two Women - The Lynchers
Looking after him Old-BlOOded
Wife-Murder-A Woman
Suicide, Etc.

WILMINGTON, DEL June l7.-Evan Rice,
ex-cashier of the National bank of Whining
ton and BrandywiDe, plead guilty to EN-
bezzlemeDt and false entries and was sen
fenced To five wears imprisonment
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The ChaIrmanship Of the Senate Finance
COmmIttee-Our Commercial Inter-
ests-COnference OF Democratic
Members Of the HOuse-Stan-
ley and Hazen Restored.

WAsHINGToN, June 17.-Secretary Sher-'
man examined the legislative appropriation
bill as it passed the senate, in the amended
form, and says no difficulty in constituting 1t
was experienced, nor is any difficulty IN car
rvine ont is provisiona aBlicioaIed