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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-02

AT PLATTsBuRe.

Troy, Aug. IA fire broke out this
morningin the Delaware & Hudson rail
road freight house on the wharf at
Plattsburg, and spread to the freight
house of the Plattsburg Dock company.
Both buildings were destroyed with
freight therein. A number of loaded
freight cars were burned and the steam-
er Vermont scorched. Two stone
houses, filled with slate, owned by VIII
liams n Nilsey, were consumed. A safe
in the railroad office was destroy ed with
books. Loss, $4,000.
AT NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Aug. IA si1 story
building, No. 50 Water street, the upper
stories occupied by two families, the
rest being devoted TO business, caught
fire this morning. Bartholomew
0'Kcefe,. janitor, was fatally burned.
Ann Gibbons and children, George, aged
0, and John, aged ., were terribly
burned. James Gibbons, aged 4, was
burned to death.
Janitor 0'Keefe is so badly burned he
will die. Mrs. Gibbons climbed up the
stairway to the roof with two chiidren
in her arms, all having their clothes
burned. The police found them on the
roof with clothes burning and tore their
clothes. They were taken to the hospi-
tai. After the fire was eNtinguished the
body of James Gibbons, 4 years old, was
found burned to u crisp. Loss, $4,000.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Ia fire this
morning in an old rink, Twenty-third
and Chestnut streets, occupied by Wan
amaer's furniture mandatory, was
burned; also gopr saloons, II. Halls
planning mill yard n cigar store, an nm
occupied store, Phelan's lumber yard
and Howard's hotel. Loss, 100000.
AT FORT PLAIN.
UTICA, n. ", Aug. l.-Ashley & Bal
ley's silk factory and Fort Plain glove
and mitten factory,at Fort Plain, burned
this morning. Loss, $4,000.
AT MArAMoRAs.
| MATAMoRAs, MEXICO, Aug, l.
Especial. "A fire in the San Fernando
section of Matamoras DESTROYED several
Mexican jacals and is still burning.
AT TEXARKANA.
| TENARKANA, Aug /. -TSpCciRl.l-
Allen Brothers immense planning mill
was wholly destroyed by fire aus 1'clocl.
this morning. The total loss Is $4,000
$1,000 of which Is covered by insurance
in the following companies: East
Texas, $1,000; Imperial of London, 81 600;
British America, $1,000.
AT OMAHA.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The Daily
News Omaha special saws: Tho whole.
sale drug stock of Leighton & Clark was
burned this morning. The loss is 500,
900. Insurance $4,000.
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Churches nnmnred-penied Rail.

SwEBrwArBR, Aug. Especial. "A
wind storm destroyed the Christian
church building last night, and damaged
the buildings of the Baptist and Meth
odist churches.
Lloyd, charged with the murder of
Ogle, of Jones county, was denied bail
bY Judge Wheeler.
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A Crooks Shot.

WACO, Aug. Especial. This after
noon Bunk Orman, who runs faro
bank over the Carlisle saloon, and
G. w. Jones, one of the bar-keepers,
had some words, when Orman went up
the stairs and returned to the bar-room
by another stairway, inside of the sa-
loon. Orman's brother followed him
and grabbed the pistol as it went of, the
ball striking the ceiling, glancing and
breaking a fine mirror. Orman was ar
rested and placed under a $1,000 bond
ON charge of assault with intent to
kill.
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Rates TO Colorado to. .nc Restored.

CuIcAdo, Aug. 1.-The General Man
ayers Of tho various roads in this CITY
Interested in Colorado traffic have
finally decided to restore rates to Colo
rado points. which have been cut since
last January. The maintenance OF these
rates, however, depends in measure
upon the action Of the Trans Missouri
agreement to the advance, and they will
hold meeting August 5th to decide that
question.
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CLERuRNE, Aug. l.-ISpecial.l l-Groo1
Cadd, charged with the theft of cattle,
near Alvarado, was lodged in Jail here
to-day.
John Fletcher, who is confined here,
charged with the theft of horse, Is
quite sick, and the doctor i'm charge or
dered him moved from the cages to
more comfortable quarters in the jail.
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Mystcrlousiy Mls.lng-Dn.tnrd rolIcd.

Fort WORTH, Aug. .-,Spcclnl. An
old gentleman, l.. Coulstock, and his
son, aged l6, have been missing since
We'd dnesdav, and their friends fear they
because the bow was very
fond of swimming. Their
trunk and all effects We're
found In the room where father aud son
lived. Officers are tonight working ON
the case.
\ white man, unknown, entered the
residence of Mrs. Eubanks tonight,
turned down the light. and selzing Mrs.
Eubanks, choked her severely, then ran
out Of the house nv The buck wav. The
lady screams brought two ti"n, who
pursued the villain, but hu .s,lrrl
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BROWNSVILLE, Aug. SPECIAL. r.
Sheriff Bryto discovered the hiding
place of Martin Benavidas, and in ar
resting him was compelled to shoot him
in the leg to prevent his escape across
the Rio Grande. The wounded man is
lying at the Blanco Rancho.
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Ontrnrcd Iii. NJ Irc,s Sister.

JEFFERSON, Aug. Especial. One
Ward was to-day arrested and brought
here on the serious charge OF ravishinp
his slstor-in-law. He will have his pre-.
liminary trial before Justice Sims to-
morrow morning.
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AnIndIcnnni mnshnnh.

MOUNT STERLING, KY, Aug. LIN
Powell county yesterday, James Duff,
on returning home, found Garter Spur
lock in bed with his wife. Duff drew a
pistol and shot Spurlock several times,
killing him instantly.
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"Who Struck BIIIy pntterson?n

MCKINNEY, Aug, Especial. In
the county court case of "who struck
Billy Patterson is pending, at least
that is the way il looks from the testi-
mOny of prosecuting witness.
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Iho Grrcr CnnIl. Mn,IdIn.

AUSTIN, Aug. l.-lSbocial. Gov, Ire
land to-day received letter from the
Secretary OF War, In which he SAYS the
order directing settlers to leave Greer
county cmanated from the Secretary of
the Interior, and the Governors letter
to the War Department has been re.
lerred to Secretary Teller for considera-
finn
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For Foollng WIN q Hnek prirer.

ORLEANS, IND, Aug. l.--James Tyler
attempted to pull Warren Foster oil a
hack, of which Foster was the driver.
for the purpose of whipping him. Eos
ter, after warning Tyler to keep away,
shot him dead.
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MuNICE, IND, Aug. Levi Cline,
clerk oftho Kerby house, was arrested
yesterday, charged with the systematic
robbery of guests Of the hotel. 1t is said
Cline has been n travelling salesman for
years, principally iewclry.
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DENIsoN, Aug. l.-LSpecial.l during
the heavy rain storm this morning
lightning struck the two-story house OF
DR.. Gardiner, on Main street, kaocked
bricks of the chimney, tore hole in
the roof and burned the telephone box
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A brutal outrage.

NLw Albany, ISp., Aug, Last
nlght, Ia Spencer township Harrison
county, Vpug of twenty masked mon.
who be'onrrd to Il Q re gularly organ-
lied body Known gs X lights OF the
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Important Announcement.

ST.. PAUL, MINNp Aug. I-Negotiatia-
tons are pending for lease of the Oregon
Railway and Navigation company To
the Northern Pacific.
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$4,000 Reward,

DBNIsoN, Aug. /. 80 Especial. - Mrs,
Watkins offers $1,000 reward for the ar
rest of her husbands murderors. OH
GERS are on their trail.
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A New witness.

AUSTIN, Aug. l.-,Special. WNmp,
Ter, now in Jail for land frauds, will
have habeas corpus hearing to-mor.
row before the court Of appeals, He has
a new witness in the city whose evi.
donce he thinks will clear him.
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Fall and Winter. 1884.

Having placed our orders before the
late advance, in anticipation of pro.
pitiOuS season, we are OVerstOcked in
some lines and offer inducements to
cash and prompt time customers second
to no house IN the country.
Conservative merchants, who, in
view of the Uncertain condition Of crops
and the Stringency Of the money mar.
ket, are unwilling to place orders with
Eastern JObberS before they can know
the needs of their trade will find our
house convenient depository from
which to draw their supplies quickly
and in such quantities as their trade de-
mandS, at Boston and st. Louis prices.
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An Austin special says Major Driskell
Is taking active steps TO commence
work ON his mommoth hotel and has
perfected contract for the eighteen
million brick. II will be the largest
b Hiding of the kind In the State.
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Rent win a Bar of Iron.

LoNGvIEw, Aug. Especial To
day negro working on Allston's farm,
six miles from here, beat his wife with
a bar Of iron, intlicting probably fatal in
juries.
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FoRr Worm, Aug. l.-ISpecial.l AT
ter to-day the Santa Fe trains will leave
the Union depot, and the ticket Office
will he moved from the city to the de-
not
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DEAN ACADEMY.
A fEst-class boarding school for both sexes,
situated in the town of
Franklin, Massachusetts,,

Twenty-seven miles from Boston on the
New York Il New England Railroad. The
town contains about four thousand inhabi-
tants, has five churches, Il good town library
and is withal very desirable place for an ed
aoational institution
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CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The Daily
News Omaha special says: Tho whole
sale drug stock Of leighton & Clark was
burned this morning. The loss is $780,
900. Insurance $4,000.
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. Buy John Crangle's Hungarian Flour.
The best in the world. For sale,
wholesale or retail at
BRYAN { BRADSHAW, SIS Elm St
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A Remarlahls Cnse.

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FINANCE N TRADE.

Money 1al I-e Per Ccnt.-Governments
Steady Stocks Love Flour Dull and
UnChanged-Wheat Lower.
New YORK, November l5.-Money easy
at IGl1 per cent; closed offered at | per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 5@6 per
cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills,
firm at 4S0!; demand Ash.
GovERNMENTs-Steady.
Fours aRd-a-half extended. ~................ ........ lEi I
Pacific Skies o! 1sso....~..". go. q. e. .......~...l36
RAIIwAYS-Firm.
STATE SrCUGIrIES--Quiet.
S~orES-There was q marked falling oil
n the volume OF business at the Stock tx
change to-day, and the tendency was toward
over figures. The decline was ascribed t.
re0lizations and 10 reduction in passenger
ares by the New York Central. Prices
dropped J TO Il per cent. in the genera
'ist, and 2, per cent. in Central Pacific
which fell off to 32$. Northwestern sold
down from 878 TO 87S, st. Paul from 7Gl
20 7i3. Lackawanna from 1861 to 1919
Louisville & Nashville from 25s to 2lB New
York Central from 50! to 81, Northern
Pacific preferred from 43s to 422, Pacific
Nail from 5l4 to 500, Union Pacific from
- 10 5l4 and Western Union from Gil to
COL. At the close there was q rally OF to
5 per cent, and the market left off steady.
Compared with yesterday the closing prices
are down to ,! per cent. Among the in.
active shares Chesapeake 4 Ohio declined
TO 81, Illinois Central Il to ll5f, St
Louis and San Francisco common | to 81.
Sales of stock for the week l.t4S,99o
shares. including 200, 900 shares TO-DAY.
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PRODUCE.
wheeling.
asked.

Wheeling
Corrected by ISHAM & DIGBY, Produce 6Com
mission Merchants, 1905 Main street.
These prices are based upon wholesalelots. Allow
Snces must be made for smaller lots
Butter-Prime to choice creamery 3Oo933c.
hoice dairy 25@27c;common totairdo l5G
t6c: good to prime country roll l8922c
common mixed stock 696c. Good de
maEd.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT al 30aS2c y u.
Besns-Hand picked mediums 2 O0G
: 10.
BuckUheat Flour-At 3ia3}c p h.
Dried Eruit-New evaporsted pared peaches
g5128c; impaired do l5al6c; raspberries q
| assoc: ~blackberries l0c. New sundried, ap-
pies, ouartered. 364c; sliced 6@7c; peaches,
new halves, 6f@73c; do quarters, 53@63c
10 pared l5@lSc; do blackberries Sc; do
~rasSberries 226 25c, pitted cherries 10000
New evaporated apples l0@l2c. Market
on Dried Fruit nominal; demand good.
Cheese-Sales in q jobbing way of prime
mild Ohio factory at 9al2lc; New York
l4}al5c; Sweitzer l3al5c; LimberSer l4a
l5c. q,
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock in fair demand
at l8@l9c q doz. ,
Fegthers-Cholce, 6C(GbZc IN orlgln&'
! packages. 405c more in small lots
Honey-Choice white clover, l8@2Oci
| choice 6uckwheat. l6@lSc.
Nu;s-SheIbarks. 75(6S5c; black walnuts,
| 5Oa6Oc; chestnuts s. OO@4 90.
Onions-6O@7Oc = bushel
Peas-Green, 81 5O9l so p bu.; split. ;
| @3!c e n.
Potatoes-New in barrels, 81 50@l Is.
P~oultry-Live chickens, spring, 81 600
$50; old, 81 1908 90 p loz; dressed tur-
keys, l56l6c; do chickens, l2@l3ci do
7 ducks, l2@lSc. Good demand.
Rags-Steady at ll@lic for white mix
ed cotton; 1@l3c for all wool aud l49lsc
for mixed.
Seeds-Salas of timothy seed at 81 500
l 65 per bu. clover, small seed, Sc O096 60;
large, 81 90, as to quality.
Sweet cider-Sand refined, SO 00@9 30
per barrel.
Lsrd-Country prime, &c.
Tallow-CouDtry, 63c; city, &c.
New York.
NEw YoRx, November Is Cotton
Quiet and unchanged; futures easy; No
vember O.24; December l0.l5; January
1924; February 1888; March 1898; April
| 1867; May 1881; June 10 %; July ll.0j;
August HIS. Flour-Dull; receipts 25,-
eco barrels; exports $500 barrels; super
fine State and western 81 1902 %; com
mon to good 81 90@S 10. Wheat-Spot
lots drained {@lc and options 5@llc,
closing heavy; receipts 10000 bushels; ex-
ports 100, 900 bushels; No 2 spring Sic;
No. 3 red 76c; do. city isle; No. 2 red
79Jc; December, sales $4,000 bushels, at
SlI@s2gc. closing at size; January, sales
I.I56, 600 bushels, at 83!@S49e. closing at
sale; February, sales Less, OaO bushels, at
S5I@s6e, closing at s5sc; March, sales
PAS, 600 bushels, at S626sStc, closing at
86sc; April. sales 40S, 900 bushels, at $50
9Ose, closing at 9Oc; May sales $4,000
bushels, at 9lS@92sc, closing at 9lsc;
June, sales l2s, 900 bushels, at 92}@S33e,
closing at 92ic. Corn-Spot lots a tribe
better; options l@4e lower, closing. weak;
receipts $1,000 bushels; exports so bush
els; ungraded 45@5lc; No. 3 49!@50c;
steamer 492G5Oc; No. 2 November 5lie;
December 493@49&c closing at i9sc; jan
uar7 47@474c, closing at 4Tc; February
i6J@47B, closing at 46se; March 47@
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THE STATE or WET viRGInIA, :
County. In the Circuit Court 81 Ohio eountls
Wss Win fhia. kovsnbu Rules, 1854
Jennie II. Kerr
Arm J ur,,ord, widow o. Lovis Lunsgrd; hsrnes
tr StpDis y. HILL 1usia y. Hall, John c avji.
hle snder IA Hull. Charles q Hull Thotoss
l~unt.oTd, and orion J.. Helll6ay and Oflsou
lfUb, ~ s~1scatorz u louls Lansford, decemsd.
II hBAsczRY.
Tie ,erersi object Of this suit IL 10 d clare aan
and 10 81 1Ids Q taptr writing dat~i g1Is Day
sprii, 1891. Do Isrirg 20 be the last viii Of Louis
LunS.ord, 4 esssss, and N not declared vsd 70 c,s.
,iTue The ssne. And IL appearing from On seb5svit
lied IN tEh cause, at thee kbies. that the d<fen1s
ar. Mamie d Hnli, julia 3. Hall. John c. Hull,
Alexander bull sad Charles &. HILL, sns Dst no.
DENT q he sfate Of West yIyginsz. aud tssy ~
ksvfnz Teen sured v1tb process In this essss, -
nO;en Of fhe complainant, By her solicitor. thls
order u pabIiss Ion u en,srvi sxaiu.t thrD, snl t
Jpifa r. Hall, John g. Hull AlsxspdeY HnlI sa1
CtaTs. &. Hull BE- reqriyod 70 app, ar ~.tbis ore
north si.rr the date Of tse Afst publication a this
srdsr. sp 90 shat u necessary 10 iIOtse1 tbsiS -.
'sIeSa n n further oySsre5 thas fks order b
rutlis u o. ard posted % fecnire5 By iay.
wlfDtsa, John W. Mitchell, Clerk 81 sajS rSats
3, ths tot.-f UsuAz of sad County. this stb dxyA
N0-errin 1ss4, b. wit. November kul~s. 1sA.
JOHs W. MITCHELL. CeKk
Published ,he hrs; iinse foreiaJrT G. t5zL
f,r-f: no ". MITCHELL. Cerk.
LegT. THfIs. Soseitor Tor Complainant
LcDast
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CTATE az wEsr vIR .iSlI, COUNTY OF
- Ck.o, nty Of Wheeling, IN ;Ec Municipal Coat
% hC'i!Ig.
William r. schrc!!o
Louise If,kcycl ed snh 0ibtr'J
T. IN irtos, u NgV CoasfSr.
soiIre il hereby gircn iha, OTTO q. biacbsrii.
guard a. Of Christian v. SGhurhaTdt and Uitiiiie
/. s,huchaFdi, infant deicGisgp In the above cause.
duty aud lawfully s~ppoisict and qualified In the
oubiy 0! Han ton and STATE o! Ohio - such guar
Iian, fss made application ~ said tonrt by petition
~ Wtitirg for an order tbgt the money arising from
he fa!es vi real estate In the city ~ Wbeeling afOre-
,a!d, in which real ostsiesRtd infants we're Interested
- fe'r o. DR.. GGsDiisr rchpeksrdt, decssed,
inside by special Com missiq"ers Henry 81, kgI v
nd Alfsd Caldwell yld ' asIse IN the above sn-
iiiIeS Cause, no~ In Tie aasds or HEREAFTER coming
ITO Ire hands Oi said sptcisl commissioner, beionE-
ing % aid Inianx and tie money due said Infants
arising fro n sales Of personal p7Dpsriy, which sas
In The ieidsnoo Of aid Dr. Gusnthef scuchah3t at
the lime Of hia death sGd which hal becp conveyed
10 gjbgcn I, CIanBJsr, trusted. BY deed dated March
20. 1859. made ny Henry u. kas.el, sdmini.tra,of
with tbs will ANNEXED OF said doeezsrd, and fngs
diyiderda collected by said ID Hinistrztgr. shsi BE-
Jald and delivered to said guardian. and that % he
authorized 20 remove the zane % The state OF Obio,
IN which s,sie he vas appointed and quaiissd andin
which he ard hi, aid wards resi5e. A hearing vii
fs lad UPON sRid sppIicailon on Monday, the 18th
ar 81 pet~pIer, jssI, a, p. N. leforc aid court
Guardian NJ Aforesaid.
cGtpwIrI & CALDWELL, solidtons for aid ~.
Plicsn'. b''i"a''
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the SHADOWS.

In a bleak land AID deSOlate,.
EcyCUd the earth somewhere.
Whet wandering through death'sda < gate
AyoUl into the air.
Aud S;jll a on and on it ted.
Wild, waste region through,
Irh,ud there Tell the steady tread
ui one that did pursue.
At 'asJ he IausHd. and iooSei back;
Ard then he was aware
4 h.iCOUS vrri-H stood ia hi, rack,
J'r.ormsd, sud covering here.
Md who ar: though, lie shrieked in fright,
'' hat ju>t NV stops pursue
to h.d- tbs ~hgHClr>S shape t5Om sigh,
Nyv thus Pvl!ute my view
The foul 5orm answered him: Away
ALONG 'hv path I Zee.
I'm thiUe own actions. Night end day.
Sill most [ follow thee
IL L Si~tgs-PorHs Df Hodsrw III agi..
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Notice TO Creditors.

TIC THE CREDJIORS OF PHILIP HETZSEH,
/ deceased: In pursuance OF 4 decree 0f thu
Circuit Court Of Ohio county West Virginia, 10 'ds
in q cause therein pending. 10 subject tie real r,'ais
OF the taid Philip Meiknrr 10 The paJ ment oil hs
deb YOU are required u pressnt y9nr c ains
against The estate Of the said PLiip MCtlher, for I'd.
publication 10 Jos'ph X. PAUL commis.ioner, al HE
DtiCe, 40. l2.G tIHlg ne 81 -, an tbs gfy % Nb'ri.
ITg. Ohm county. " Get Virginia. 1u ~ bsIore 1atur-
day, The 2Pih DAY Of kuyrntgr iSsL.
WiinrN, JrhI W. MiichrHg tlsTs Of raid cOut
jOHS w. MITCHELL.
,cir,Ryv Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17
Cream Balm is q

Ely -, Druggists "s.'@ J.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17
The Truth mt Last.
Pm bern ChrlnirA.

Sunday School Teacher-When George
Washington was a little boy what was it he
said he could not do?
Small Scholsr-He could not tell q lie.
And why could be not tell a lieY'
Because he knowed he'd get liked forit."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17
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