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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-18
DEL rus.
MADDEN.-In this city. March Is, 1892, John
A. Madden, in the 50, II year OF his age.


MADDEN.-In this city. March Is, 1892, John
A. Madden, in the s1i year OF his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
BEAM.--In this city. March IS, 1882, Mary e.
DeHavcn, wife Of Haydn Beam, fin the 9th
year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from her parents residence. No. $50 West
Chestnut street, on Tuesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock: Interment at Woodward Hill ceme-
terry. ITO
ZKLL-In this city, Marchl7, 1882. Mrs. Eliza
beth ZelI, aged 70 years, 2 months and ii days.
Relatives and friends of the family are in
vited to attend the funeral. from the late resi-
street, on Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Ser
vices at the First NJ. L. church ut $50 o'clock.
Interment at Lancaster cemetery.
FREK.-In this city on the 18th inst, John
Free, in the 43d year of hisag
The relatives and friends OF the family, also
tho respective societies Of which he was o
member, are respectfully invited toattend the
funeral, from his late residence. No. 334 West
Orange street, Sunday afternoon at 9
O'Clock. Intermcnt at Woodward Hill cemo-
terry.
RxEpNnLER-In this city. on tho 9TH inst,
Frederick Keedmiller. in the S0th year OF his
age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from his late residence. No. 1853 Fremont
trect, on Sunday afternoon al O'Clock.
Services at ST. stcphens's church. !ntcrment
at W Woodward Hill cemetery. ml7-2td
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AID FOR MASON'S FAMILY.
Petitions for the Disgracod Soldiers IA
don. and Raising Money.

Petitions for the DisGraced SOldior's rar-
don. and KaislnG Money.
READING, Pa, March 1S.-A meeting
of the citizens of Reading will be held a,
Mishler's academy of music tonight, to
ask President Arthur to pardon Sergeant
Mason at once. Mayor Rowe will pre-
side.
WASHINGTON, March 1S.-Subscriptions
for the beI.fit of the family of Ser
geant Mason are being made up
in all the government depart
ments, and the indications are that a
handsome sum will be realized
Col. Corbin has started q subscription in
the war department. In the meantime
the petitions and applications of all sorts
for executive clemency in the case of the
prisoner himself are pouring in upon the
president from all quarters.
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NefI,viIle Literary Suoiety.. =.

Tho last meeting of the Neffsville liter
was held on Friday, the 18th inst.
1t had been announced that X. B. Risk,
esq, of the Lancaster Eramiacr, would de-
liver an address On popular FalIacies.' A
large audience had assembled in the dou-
bic school building where the society
usually held its meetings. The speaker
was introduced and entertained his audi
ercc for nearly three-quarterG of an hour,
by illustrating in very lucid manner
some Of the most popular fallacies preva-
lent at our day. Tho audience were we'll
pleased, and were no doubt benefited by
the address.
After the address, full and interesting
regular debate was participated in, which
was followed by reading humorous paper
and calling sentiment roll. Then, after
transacting tho final business necessary,
the society adjourned sine die.
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"a Hitch" In the Negotiations with tn,
Observation-Disclosures Zecher and
tho ShIfiier COMMITTEES,

"a Hitch' In the Negotiations with th,
Observation-Disclosures Zecher and
tho shiflier COMMITTEES.
At meeting of the trustees of the Sur
fire company and the special fire committee
of councils, held last evening the Sun
steam fire engine was transferred to the
city, the company agreeing to accept in
payment an approved bill, payable eighteen
months after the date OF the contract, and
to allow the city to take the engine away
at such time and locate it at such place
as may be deemed expedient. 1t is I'm
derstoOd that the steamer will be placed
in convenient quarters in the southern
section of the city.
The fire committee OF councils and a
committee of the American fire company
met in the Office Of Z. +. Eshleman, esq.,,
this morning, for the purpose OF complet-
ing the contract authorized to DO entered
into between the city and the company
respectively, for the transfer Of the Ameri-
can steamer to the new fire depart
mcnt but there appears to be a hitch -
in the negotiations. The councils COM
mitttee was ready to complete contract
for q lease of the steamer for eighteen
months At the rate Of $3.50 per annum, and
to buy the property at the end of that
time for 50, 500, if the call system should
prove a success; and il not, to return
the steamer to the company in as good
condition as it is now. The representa-
tives of the company, however. wanted
the city to buy at once for ST. 900 and to
give mayors warrant or other negotiable
paper payable in eighteen months; or in
stead of this arrangement. 70 lease the
steamer for eighteen months al $3.50 per
annum. with the condition annexed that
it should be purchased aud paid for at
the end of the lease.
Tho snubDers Snubbed.
Last evening p. &. Goodman, on behalf
of a committee of the Shiffler fire company
called upon the special committee of
councils to present officially" the series
Of resolutions adopted by the Shiffler COM
pany Thursday evening.
Mr.. Zecher. on behalf of the special cOE.
mittee, informed Mr.. Goodman, that the
committee refused to hold any further
communication with the Shiffler company,
whose gross insults to the committee q:
the meeting on Thursday evening, had
convinced the committee that any further
communication with the company would
be unworthy Of notice. For the president
and somo other members Of the Shiffler,
who proved themselves to be gentlemen on
the occasion referred TO. the committee
have the kindest feeling. but decline to
hold any further official intercourse with
the company.
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PLAYING POSSUM.

Shipherd sudtlo,,ly Ssizsd with " NJ alarlal
Fever"
WASHINGTON, March 1S.-At a meeting
of the House committee on foreign affairs
this morning Shipherd did not put in ap-
pearance, but a letter was read from him
dated on Long Island. 1t says he had
started, but was seized with malarial fever
and is now very sick. After a general dis
cussion, in which the members expressed
the opinion that Shepherd was evading the
committee. it was agreed to send mes
seneer to New York to ascertain the true
facts in the case Committee then ad-
jOurned until Monday.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
DIR REGULAR CUnREsPONDENCE.

Affairs Along the susQushanns-Glssnin
in and Around the Borough Picked mp
by the Intellige geneer's Reporter.
Rev. Esteriine will preach to Putnam
Circle No. 113, tomorrow night.
The new building at the Shawnee fur
naces will soon be finished. Painters be,
gin work next week.
Mr.. William Wolfe has an Indian suit,
which, it is said, was worn by chief who
was in Custer:s last fight.
Rev. Cookman, of Philadelphia, officiates
in the II. E. church tomorrow morning
and evening.
The Supplce steam engine works shut
down three days this week for repairs. A
now dome was put in the boilers.
The sun bonnet and apron fair: in Shuy-
ler's hall, under the management of the
Ladies' Working society of the St. Johns
Lutheran church, is success. 1t will
close this evening.
Go to the opera house this evening and
see good performance and help good
cause.
On Friday morning John Bowen was
cut in the face several times with knife
in the hands of another young man.
The mule team, formerly owned by &.
Hershey, and which was used in shifting
cars on the river road Of the Pennsylvania
railroad company for a number Of years.
will be sold at public sale to day.
The horse of Mr.. J. G. Stehman run off
this morning aud in turning the corner at
Fendrich's store the driver, young man,
was thrown out but received no injury.
The horse was then caught.
The G. A. r. will play Ada Gray in
East Lynn" ON the 28th prox.
st. Patrick's Day passed off very quietly
"a Columbia, nothing Of importance har-
pening.
MI. Samuel Boyer, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of DR.. Bockius.
The Odd Fellows will have an oyster
supper next Tuesday evening.
Elocution club meets at Miss Halle
Wislar's on Tuesday evening.
Navigation on the roaring, raging"
canal will soon be commenced.
A large number of cars loaded with live
stock from tie west, have passed daily
through Columbia, consigned for the east
and south.
Our fishermen expect this season to be
good one for silad, and in consequence are
making extensive preparations. New
boats aud batteries are being built and
several are making extra seines.
Keech had two drunks before Squire
Young this morning for drunk and dis
orderly conduct one received ten and the
other fifteen days.
Rafting business in Marietta is very
brisk at present, large humber arriving
hourly. The river is in good condition.
Mr.. A. l.. Bachman is confined to bed
with severe spell of sickness.
Fell Through q Trestlo.
Here is another warning that parents
should keep their children from around the
railroad. a number of young boys were
playing on the cars at DeHuf's coal siding.
They jumped from one car to another.
One missed his foothold, fell between the
cars and through the trestle work, land
ing head first in a coal pile. When as.
sisted out he was hardly recognizable, as
his face was black, and blood poured down
his back from cuts Oh the head. DR.. Ray
dressed his wounds
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"2he Banker's Dau0hter' To-ntgha.-Bron-
son Howards capital play will be produced at
Fulton opera house tonight by Golfers COM
bination. 1t is the best distinctively "society" "
drama now on the American stage, and here
tofore has always drawn large audiences in
Lancaster.
Maggie NitcheH-Next Thursday that little
charming actress, Miss Maggie Mitchell, viii
appear at Fulton opera house in her character
of Cora, in the comedy-drama, "The Little
Savage" Miss Mitchell has always been q
favorite with the Lancaster public ana she
will be cordially welcomed in this visit,
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Fhiladelphis MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1s.-Flour firm and
in fair inquiry.
Rye flour "a 35l4 IS.
Wheat firm Del. and PENN, Rad, 81 35G0l Sc;
do Amber, 81 3601 81.
Corn firm on scarcity.
Oats scarce and wanted.
Rye scarce at S50S7c.
Provisions firm and jobbins fair.
Lard firm.
Butter quiet, but choice scarce and firm.
Rolls dull.
lie.
Cheese dull but steady.
Petroleum dull Refined, n.
Whisky sales at 81 ~.
Seeds-gOOd to prime clover dull at 81.
M9c do do Timothy firm at 81 7j@2 S.: do do
Flaxeed dull at 81 40.
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New Holland items.

Ezra Ranck, living near New Holland,
was knocked down by horse and had his
collar-bone broken and sustained some
severe bruises about tho body.
A little daughter of Geo. II. TOwnsiey
while playing with parlor matches, mar
rowly escaped being burned to death by
the ignition of an entire box of the dan
gerous playthings, which Sue held in her
hand. Her clothing had caught and her
hair and eyebrows were somewhat singed,
but Mrs. T. rushed to the burning child,
and by strenuous efforts subdued the
flames, and saved the child.
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CONDENSED TELEERAMS.

Late Flashes by tho Electric Wires
Frederick Palmer, Newark's thieving
city treasurer, has been sent to Jail for 20
years.
"POnd's extract factory in Williams
burg, N. Y; was entirely destroyed by fire
this morning. Tho loss will aggregate
over 100000.
Common Councilman William Conway,
Of Philadelphia, who gained his seat after
a prOtracted contest against John
Carpenter, and then declined re- election.
died this morning of nervous prostration,
aged C1 years.
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DROPOsALs WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
i as much Hard Pea Coal. No. size, as may
octoSer os lsss. s. NJ The S coal to be tSorouehiy
screened and of good quality; if not, 1t will
have to be taken back at the expense OF the
PROPOSALS will be received for rs much
Good American lead mot over two tons)aS the
city may req uire to October !, 1882.
the City OF Lancaster with one and one-half
gross of Brass Three-quarter-InchF Fcrrules, to
weigh not less than one pound seven ounces
seen At the Mayors ofiics; not less than two
dozen OF ferrules to be furnished per week,
commencing Monday, April Il, lssa:
Water Pipes as the city may require to Octo-
Der l, 1882, not exceeding two hundred and
fifty tons. Bids must specify how much per
eight, ten and twelve-inch pipes. Pipes must
be OF the best quality, to sustain fifty pounds
pressure and furnished Immediately upon the
PROPOSALS will be received for such
Special Castings rs may be required In tho
Water Department OF the city up to October
70 Gg Dia
tour-way branches, and same sizes of I
branches, sleeyes, stop-covers, &c.
Fire Hydrants Of the efianSe pattern, m sue SUCH as is
in use at the Humane engine house. Also.
for one dozen cases, such as in use at the same
DO S
PROPOSALS will. DO received for as many
Street Stop Valves, four, six, eight, ten and
twelve inches inside and outside Screws as the
city may require to October !, 1882; to be fur
nished as the city may order.
PROPOSALS will be received for as many
Stop Boxes as may be required to October l,
1882. The boxes to be made of the sizes order
ed by the Superintendent of the Water w orks.
OF one and one:haH inch good white pine
Bids must state how much pei foot board
measure complete, and to be furnished as the
superintendent may direct.
PROPOSALS viii be received for hauling
pipes, &C.. for the Water Department until
April !, 1883. Bids must state how much pei
gross ton.
The foregoing proposals will be received al
the Mayors once until MONDAY, the 9th o
MARCH, 1882, at O'Clock p. m.
JNO. r. MAcGONlGLB,
m1e&2Jd Chairman Water Committee.
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Presentation.

This afternoon the employees of David
Lederman's tobacco warehouse, on the
New Holland turnpike, presented Mr..
Lederman with a very handsome gold
Engle was presented by the men with a
beautiful silver watch. The cane was
purchased at Zahm's and the watch at
Lewis Weber's.
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New Dental Once.

AS will he seen by his card elsewhere
published, DR.. Alfred d. Clark has cstab-
lished his dental rooms at No. 35 East
Orange street. formerly occupied as the
law Office of Hon. Tho. E. Franklin end
w. NJ. Franklin, esq. Or. Clark is a
recent graduate of the Pennsylvania Col
lege of Dental Surgery, where be carried
off the distinguished honor of a gold medal.
He has been an earnest student of his pro-
fession, and will no doubt soon succeed in
building up successful practice.
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WHO Lost It?

Chief of Police Deichler has received
letter from Philadelphia, asking whether
a ladies' watch has been stolen in this
city. It is gold hunting case No. l., 100,
with black guard. Anyone knowing any
thing about such loss should inform the
chief of police.
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POSITIVE SALE OF fine Horses Wagons, Car.
riages, Sletghs, Harness, Robes, etc., rear OF
Grape hotel, North Queen street, Lancaster,
on Monday, March Goth, at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
Among the lot OF horses are tour pair of well
mated double teams, 8 and 8 years old, suitable
for coach and driving purposes. Tho balance
OF p head IRE we'll broken gsntlemen's road
horses, well bred and speeded.
ml7.2td CYRUS ii. COLvIN.
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Big Egg and Young Chickens.

We have been shown another largo egg
which was laid by a hen owned by Henry
Strobel of 1888 East Orange street. It
measures inches in its largest circum-
ference and 6 inches around the middle.
Mr.. Strobel had young chickens for over
four weeks.
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NFONEY TO LOAN.-THE ATTENTION
M OF persons desiring to purchase houses
is invited to the advantage OF borrowing
money from the Union Building and Loan
Assocfation. A low rate Of interest and the
advantage of long loans is worthy Of the at
tention Of buyors Of real estate. u
For information call on
d. 8. CARA, President,
A. II. BALL, Secretary,
~ DANA GRAHAM, Treasurer
Mats W. A. WILSON, solicitor. :
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A Bean Bake.

After the business meeting Of George
II. Thomas Post "a G. A. R. had ended
last evening, the boys had an old-fashioned
bean bake, and ate their beans and hard
tack, and drank black coffee, as they used
to do down in Dixie. There were no set
speeches, but many remlniscences-pleas:
ant and unpleasant-were recalled and
discussed.
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MARhET'N.


new YORK MarHeI.
NEW YORK, March lS.-FlOur--Stute and
western steady and moderately active. South
ern about steady and quiet.
Wheat 140Ac higher and strong with fir
speculative business No. Red, April, 81 371S
@l 3ssass; do May, 81 371a@l 37A; do June, fE35Qg
l S5M do July, 81 25z6ll 26.
Corn a shade easier: moderately active
mixed western spot, 7O076c do future, 1874
@76c.
Oats without quotable change; No. " May
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UCTION! AUCTION! AUUTION {!

. A UCTlON! AUCTION! AUOTION!
n On TUESDAY morning next. at 10 o'clock
sharp will be sold at 2l9 East Walnut street,
near Lancaster cemetery, one early new two
seated Market Wagon, Dry Goods and Grocc-
ries, Glass and Queensware. Show Case, Coffee
Mill, Cheese Safe, Oil Tank, Rope, Meat and
Cheese Marbles, Saws. steel and Knives,
Counter, Table, Sugar Bins, Cans, Jars, Fau-
Table. Lounge, Baby Coach. Clocks. Stoves and
Pipe. &c. Persons wishing to purchase before
day Of sale can do SO.
NJ W. WARREN,
s. HESS 4 SON, No. 2i3 East Walnut Street.
AuctiOnccr ltd<
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nUBLIO sALE-ON THURSDAY, MARCH
q, 1882, will be sold ut public sale, at No.
2s shipren street. Lancaster city, variety OF
Household Goods, consisting OF two ParlOr
Chairs, Cupboards, two Sewing Machines,
Brussels, Ingram and Rag CARPETS, Looking
Glasses, Queensware, Tinware, Tubs etc, etc.
Sale to begin at 9 O'Clock, Il. m, when at
tendance will be given by
Mis-. L. G. PORTER.
HENRY SHUBERT, Auct. mIS-3tdS.M,W
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Horses Shipped, ,

Fiss &. Doerr this morning shipped 80
very fine horses to New York and Joe
Southeimer shipped "A.
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LITTLE SAVAGE.

DUBLIC SALE-ON THURSDAY, MARCH
/ %. 1892, Will be sold ut the late residence
OF John Il. McGOvern tdec'i.), on the Li:ilZ
turnpike, near the City OF Lancaster, in Man
helm township, Lancaster county, Pa, the
following personal property. to wit -Four
horses, of which are fat and ready TOR the
eastern market; good young driving. horses,
weil-brOke to single or double driving >
cows, 9 will be fresh by day OF sale, and .
springers bull 2 twO-hOrse wagons, I one
horse wagon, reaper and mower combined
(new). l mower. wirc-tooth grain and hay
rake, hay. fats, threshing machine and horse
power IN good order, grain fan. 1Oo.ter cutter
tor hand or horse power. corn slieller, grain
drill, corn cultivatOr, large shovel harrow,
spike and shovel harrOws. potato plow.
shovcls. forks rakes, COW and halter ciInins,
log chains, field roller, scalding trough, about
tons Of good hay, by the ton or half-ton. and
about 50 bushels OF corn in the ear, by he
bushel, and q lot OF other articles not men
toned.
Sale to commence at O'Clock, p. H., Of said
day, when attendance will be given by
CATHARINE MCGOVERN.
Administrative.
SAMUEL HESS \ Son, AnctiOneers
mlS4.diS,30.2i,2L
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\ telegram received announces that the
Rev. a. w. Richardson will preach Sunday
morning and evening In the First NJ. E. church,
this city.
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at O'Clock p. H., will be sold ut the Grape
hotel, that Valuable Property. No. lS South
Duke St., with finely built twO-StOry BRICK
SLATED RESIDENCE, with large back build
ing and attachment contains II rooms, Wide
hall, provision cellar, plastered light dOrmer
rooms first floor and basement kitchen, bath
room. wstcr closets and sewer connection.
Side and rear alley ways, yard with fruit, rear
piazza: and other Improvements Property
uses. Possession and clear title will be given
April l. 1882. Attendance will BE- given AMI
terms made known by
HEIRS OF MRS. ANNA BRENEMAN. Decd.
SANL HESS, Auct. ml6Gl8slR
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS-A MEET.
N ing Of the stockholders of the Reading 4
Chesapeake Coal and Railroad company will
be held in the Office OF the secretary, No. II
Grant street, in the rcnr OF the Court House.
CITY of Lancaster. on MONDAY, APRIL 8
1881 between the hours of 10 and IL, a. m., fo1
the purpose of electing President and Direc
tors to serve for the ensuing year.
SAMUEL II. PRICE,
mlS-4tdl6c5al,S Secretary.
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Sale of Horses,

As will DO seen by an advertisement else
where Daniel Logan will offer at public sale
on Saturday q large lot OF finc horses.
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Large Fox Chase ut Leaman Place.

Yesterday being the last day for the
chasing Of foxes, the occasion was cello
brated in grand old style at the hotel of
George Dillcr, at Leaman Place, where a
fox chase was held. There were large
number of spcrtsmen present, among them
being Brisbin Skilcs, Jacob Rutter, Jacob
Bair, Milton Roop and at least twenty ad-
ditional horsemcn, besides great many
others. At o'clock a very fine, large red
fox, which had been caught near Andrews
Bridge, was let loose, and some time after.
wards \ large pack Of dogs was started:
Tho fox went in a southcrly direction and
seemed to be making for his old home.
At our last report he had not been cap
turad
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Subiimely Beautiful.
puir OF bcautifr' Sun-fiOwers on EaselS
will be mailed free TO any lady who will send
ten cents in postage stamps or money to DR.. c.
w. Benson, No. log Eu1aw st. Baltimore, Md.
Jog North Eutaw Street, Baltimore, Md.
mI6 2WdAW
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WEATHER. INDICATIONS.

WAsHINGToN, D. c., March 19.-For
tho Middle Atlantic states, slightly warmer
easterly to southerly winds, cloudy weather
and rain, lower barometer.
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4 LII STYLES OF MONUMENTS, TOMB
n STONES and Cemetery Posts, Counter
Tops COnfec1ioners' Slabs, Slate Mantels etc.
on the most reasonable terms.
Doing all the setting of the work myself,
can guarantee substantial foundations.
NEW AND ORIGINAL DESIGNS
CHAS. MAklNSON
S. y. Cor. S. Prince and COnestOga SITS.
ml5lWd