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kentucky KnCeR.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. lS.-Th0 fall meet
ing of the Louisville Jockey Club con-
tinued to-day. The weather was good,
the track still and tho attendance fair.
First Race-Purse, 800, selling allow
ances, mile heats. First heat, at lower
turn, Sovereign Pat took the lead and
won easily; Lizzie -, second; John Sui
Ivan, third. Thine - lIsi.. Sec
ond heat, Lizzie s., not headed
throughout, and won by length; Sover-
| eigu Pat, second; Aristucrat, third.
| Time-l:iS. Neophyte ran away, and was
| wasEdrawu. Third heat, Lizzie $. never
| headed throughout, winning by fOuI
| lengths. Time-l; l9X, Winner not sold.
Second Neutrality-suspicious.; win
ming penalties and maiden allowances
one and One-quarter miles. Starters
Binnette, BurrOak, NOyager, Billy Gil
more, Strickland, LabcrInc. Strickland
took the lead three length at the start
others punched behind. NOyager hay
ing buited, Was never III tho race. A
the lower turn Binuctte moved up, and
mt the head stretch WAS even with Strick
land. From hero home Binnette had II
all her way, and Won by five lengths
Billy Gilmore, second; Strickland, third
Time 2:llL.
Third Race-Purse $3.50; one mild and
an eighth; Alice won; Bob Miles, second
Doubt, third, Time-2:O3.
Fourth Race-Purso 500; throe-fOurth'
of mile; Bootblack won; diamond
second; Grit, third. Time--l:2OL.
Fifth Race-Purse $50; five lurlongs
Lizzie Dee was never headed and wOT
by six lengths; Esmeralda, second
Early Rose (poor), third. Time-l;0jn
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Tho.TeIegraph War.

PARIS, Sept IS Special - Judge
Gaines has appointed Paris, tho 2gth
Inst, as tho time and place for hearing
tho application for the injunction in the
case of the Texas & Pacific railway
company against the Baltimore Il OHIO
telegraph company. Notice has been
served on the defendants attorneys,
and an order will he issued by the clerk
upon the filing of bond of $1,000 by
plaintiffs, commanding the Baltimore u
Ohio company to cease putting up their
line until after the application is heard.
The Bal imoro Il Ohio company has
already secured the right-ot-way along
the north edge of the railway
sompany's right-of-way all the
way from sherman to Texarkana, and
will proceed at once to the erection of
their line without waiting the result OF
the Injunction suit. They expect to
have the line completed within forty
days. Material IN now being distributed
at every station along the line. Should
all tho suits be decided in favor of the
Baltimore h Ohio company, IL will theI
remove its line over on to the right-of
way OF the Texas & Pacific railway com
D2uy,
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FROM THE CAPITAL.
CITY WATERWoRKS AGITATION
Collection settlements Nearly Completed
Land Board Rules Affecting Actual
Settlers--The Newly Welded
Pair Leave for Dallas.

AUSTIN, Sept. ESPECIAL - Char
tiers: Central College company, at Wal
nut Springs, Bosque county; George b.
Loving Il Co., Fort Worth, capital stock,
object, the sale and purchase of lands
and the promotion of Immigration.
The collector of Xapata county set
tied to-day, which about completes the
settlements of collectors.
The assessment role of Jack county
shows an increase In value of $59,4l4.
Under the new rules of the Land
Board actual settlers hereafter must b
heads of families, and will be permitted
to purchase one section of unwatered
grazing or agricultural lands, on which
they must settle within six months after
application, and aitor three years resi-
dence thereon patent will issue, The
application must be accompanied with
an affidavit that the applicant has not
entered into any agreement with any
| individual, company or corporation IL
/ secure the land for him or them.
| A few of tho citizens met tonight and
/ held an indignation service over TIE
| City Water company which,it Is alleged
| is charging eNorbitaut rates under rules
and regulations decidedly oppressive
| However this may be it is certain there
are many water takers who side will
the company, and to II casual observer i
is apparent that it has had untold din
culties to contend with during the fOu
months drouth, because of the grea
waste of water used in irrigation
in positive violation OF the contract. Ii
would, in the opinion Of many, ha v
been in order for the company to hay,
held the Indignation meeting some tim
ago. The water works have been
great blessing, and water takers VIII
have adhered TO the regulations, haV
no complaint to make. Tho meeting &c
night resulted in no good.
Mr.. Hurt and wife, nee Ireland, lei
this morning for Dallas.
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Trnh.-EIrn I.nIhln.-PnlItIos.

TEMPLE, Sept, 10. Correspondence J.
Our city receives no to 100 bales OF cot
ton per day, which improves business
very materially and adds good deal to
the circulation of the filthy lucre.
In recognition Of tho honor conferred
upon our fire department by the cleo
ton of Chief Littlepage to the first vice
presidency of the American Firoman's
Association, our liremen are preparing
to greet him on his return from Chi
cage with warm reception.
Politics are mt n low obb here. All Of
forts to create boom for Jones have
proven "abortive." His followers here
are as scarce as hens teeth or old maids
children.
The growing business OF our city adds
to the necessity for railroad facilities
and the Santa Fo, always equal 10 the
occasion, il erecting new buildings and
laying additional lines of track.
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BUSINESS NOTES.
TRADE COMMISSION
Northern Pacific Directors Elected
Western Railway Managers Still
Considering Tripartite Pool
ing Postal Changes.
The Tripartite Pooling.

CHICAGO, Sept. lS.-The general man
ayers of all western railways held an
other five hour session ending at
o'clock to-day and adjourned until 4
o'clock this afternoon without accom-
plishing anything towards settlement
of the Nebraska question. This was
made the sole topic of to-day's delibera-
lions. Three or four new propositions
4were suggested, all of which, however,
Earied only slightly from those hereto
Wore put forward. One suggestion to-day
Was that the subject be referred to the
presidents of the different roads and
was defeated. 1t was then suggested
that the meeting adjourn for sixty DAYS
and leave matters IN statu quo: This
was also defeated, when the session adj
journed.
No proposition Of any kind was pend
ing, and at o'clock nego-
tiations viii have to begin en-
tirely anew. This morning for tho
first time, Union Pacific. which has re
NAMED neutral on all propositions tC
the abrOgatiOn or continuance OF the
Tripartite agreement to-day,voted twice
with Milwaukee and st. Paul and Rock
Island roads for perpetuati0n Of TIN
Tripartite. The temper OF burlington
appears To be that the Irlparllle HluSl -
as a condition for any further negotia
tions, and if this is held to, it is believed
the present session will adjourn withou
further action.
General freight and passenger agent
worked all the morning on details con
nected with the formation ola new Cal
ifornia pool an d the re-estahlishmont {
Transcontinental association. 1t wa
announced this morning that Mr.. Ris
tine would not accept the position a
commissioner of the TranscOntlnenta
association. A new appointment vii
be made. kA
The session this afternoon was Of shoI
duration and was adjourned until tc
morrow without any attempt ut tho col
sideration of the new proposition.
A meeting of the roads Interested !
the Southwestern lumber pool was hel
this afternoon, and on motion OF til
Burlington, it was decided to immed
ately TO dissolve the pools. TIL
roads, however, agreed to establish an
maintain the l2-cent rate instead of
cents, as called for by the tariff.
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The stock Market.

NEW York, Sept. lS.-Governments
easier.
State securities firm. Louisiana con-
soils rose to 72l5 bid.
Stocks were strong at the opening for
Union Pacific, Lackawanna, Jersey Cen
trail, Western Union and ST. Paul.
Prices advanced h@l per cent, the lat
ter for Union Pacific, which sold mp to
I9%. Before the first call coal shares
raided down l2W2 per cent, unsettling
the whole market, From this time un-
ill late in the day speculation was irreg-
.ular and i'm the main weak. Union Pa
/ cific, however, was in better demand
on President Adams report for the tis-
cal year, and in the afternoon led an adj
vance, selling up from iSA to sos. Near
the close, coal shares again raided, Jer-
sey Central breaking to 47A, and Lacka-
wanna 1919. The former received little
pr no support, and there was a differ
knce of \ to q per cent. between the
kales. As compared with last nights
\ close, prices wero to IA per cent.
lower, except for Canada Southern, Cen
trail Pacific, Delaware n Hudson, Mis-
souri, Pacific, Northern Pacific anc
Union Pacific, which were a to H.
higher. Jersey Central, however, wa
3. per cent. lower, at AZ.
Transactions, 292,0OJ shares.
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Gresham Can HnNe IL.

WASHINGTON, Sept. lS.-It is now be-
You'd doubt that General Gresham can
have the Treasury portfolio ifhe wishes
it. His hesitancy is caused by his de-
sire to conclude Investigations already
begun and inaugurate further reforms
in the Postal Department. 1t is known
that the President would be gratified
if Judge Gresham would accept the
place and some of his friends believe ht
may vet be induced to take the posi-
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THEATRICAL,

Tho Georgia Wonder gave an exhibit
ton Mt Shreveport last Monday night.
The Times of that city says: "At the
performance last night Mr.. James Hotl-
ner tackled u chair to hold IL still and
with "A confidence that was assuring.
As he flew around the stage "with the
greatest of ease" his friends were anX-
ious for his limbs. He declared the
Wonder one too many for him, and that
half the time he was In mid air.
Sale of tickets for Callendor's Min
strels commences ut 10 o'clock this
morning.
The Georgia Wonder" will give an
exhibition of her mysterious power In
Fort Worth Sunday night
The Mabel Norton combination will
play "Under tho Gaslight' and "A
Marble Heart" ON Wednesday and
Thursday nights next week.
Sam Josephs, the general agent o
Sells circus, says that Fulton's Juvenile
Creole minstrols give very clever en-
tertainment,
Y. n. Benton, agent for the "Only
Womans Heart company Is in tho cit.
arranging for the appearance of the com
pany ON October first and second. The.
lhNV luot NOHNlNhfh ~ ohNNNooAuA VI
gagoment in st. Louis.
A ladies' matinee will be givon to
morrow afternoon by Calendars min
strels. Matinee prices arc 70 and %
children 80 and - cents.
The "Goorgia Wonder" will give al
exhibition at Sherman tonight.
Tho famous liver Sisters have lus
been added to Calendars MINSTREL
They will introduce selections fror
operas.
Tho Calendar Minstrels make one {
the finest street parades ever seen. TIL
entire company turn out I'm zouave un
forms, and headed by their celebrate
brass band Of twenty pieces, said to /
tho best-drillod band of musicians in III
minstrel profession. Two drum major
and mounted zouavo officer load th
parade.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
STANLEY TELLS ABOUT AFRICA
Chsna's Troubles-The Three EmperOrs
SlObbering over Each other-No
Perceptible Change in Cholera
in Southern Europe.
stanley and His Explanations.

LONDON, Sept. Is Henry NJ. Stanley,
African explorer, delivered an address
to-day before large meeting OF citizens
at Cannon Street hotel upon the Congo
country. Its history, development, COM
mcrcial prospects and progress. Address
was received with prolonged applause.
Stanley said that III 1877 no wrote let
ter from Fleet street to friend in
Congo pointing out to him there was u
field for commerce in the great basin OF
Congo, which he (Stanley) proposed to
open up to the world. He also indicated
to his friend u region he proposed to de-
velope, namely: between Mboma and
Stanley Pool. In 1873 and 1879 he
explored the broad, natural highway
from tho west coast Of Africa.
He found race of natives who
were willing to trade with the
merchants who dealt fairly on the basis
of blood and brotherhood. When here
turned to Europe he found several
schemes under consideration for eEplor-
ing the district, Of which that of the
African association proved to be the
most useful. Stanley Pool was
gained by the treaties made with the
natives who coded it to thu, African asso
citation. The Sovereignty lans
dSSOtldllOll lliOlNhIpA NlN'
its peaceful possession. Stanley theI
related tho history of the Cong,
river from the discovery of its moutl
by the Portuguese navigator 400 years
ago, to the time Of the repulsion Of Thu
Portuguese by the natives in 1880. Ill
said that in 1873, Lieutenant Grant,oi tn
Livingston search expedition, passe,
: through San Salvador at the mouth u
the Congo. Five years later. Stanle,
stated he had himself arrived there. Tn
Protestant missions afterwards forme
an English Baptist society and SUD
, ceeded in establishing missO
house. There was no historical cvi
dence on the bank OF the Congo river I
prove the Portuguese ever possessed an
political establishment there whateve
, Stanley said further there
not one single proof that the Portuguese
= ever erected any fort or gOyornmei
:. building upon the banks Of the Cong
The Dutch, English aud French me
chants made the river commerce.
! mart
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The Chlnese Trouble.
NHV tHIH0HU HNVWV1"'
OHINESE MERCHANTS limit \,

CHINESE MERCHANTS IRRIT lTED.
LONDON, Sept. ia despatch from
Hong Kong TO tho Times. SAYS the
French man-of-war, Atalanta, boarded
the regular Hong Kong trading junk,
and threw its cannon, guns, and am
munition overheard. The merchants OF
Hong Kong arc greatly irritatod Mt the
action of the French.
A SMALL AFFAIR.
LONDON, Sept lS.-The Pail Mall Ga
Eotte says tho fighting near the Kinpa
forts below FoO-Chow yesterday, wa
greatly exaggerated. Only 300 Frencl
troops landed and defeated fow vii
layers.
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Bslss.s's xl.s Msss.A.

BaUsssIs, Sspa Is. Bands OF citisens
pArsded The pnhciph quarters last
evening. The royal palace was the
centre OF attraction and before IL q
multitude gathered. The King was
hooted, and the cry OF "vivs 10 Re
publiquc' was frequently heard, The
Llbcrsl papers sppea 10 the people TO
remain calm and use only lawful means
OF combat OF tho new education bill.
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III. wabash Receivers.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. lS.-'ho ieceiv 'r' OF
tho Wabash railroad made their first
report TO the United states court to-day.
II covers arcriod from May -, tho date
OF their appointment, TO August FL.
Receipts from all sources wer" s',6lI,-
5000; disbursements, S5,57l,61s.0S; cash
balance, SS7,SSS.sa. OF the disburse-
ments, $1,O0lOOl was paid to labor; >9sl.-
on, taxes; $iSI1SD for interest of bonds
divided az follows; North Missouri
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ITALr's BULLETIN.
ROME, Sept lS.-Tho reports OF cholera
rom tho provinces for to-day, are:
nIsn.i.i.I MArksts.

LvHRPooL, sept lS.-Tho Journal OF
Commerce, OF this city, states that dis
quieting rumors arc atlost here concern.
Ing tho stability of certain Liverpool
firms, owing 70 low prices OF cotton,
corn, provisions and sugar. During the
day the rumors had slightly subsidized
owing 10 partial improvement in the
grain market. Only one firm made
private arrangsmsnt. This firm WA
engaged In the sugar market
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The Cross of st. stephon-A Fine Snuff

SKIERNIvICE, Sept. lS.-Tho Austrian
Emperor has conferred the Grand Cross
of st. stephen upon Grand Duke Nladi-
mir, DeGiers, and Prince Labanon. lie
also presented Gen. Janjuiten, comman-
der of the regiment of which Joseph is
honorary colonel with a gold snuil-bON,
set with diamonds. In making his
adieu, tho Emperor of Austria kissed
the hand of the Cznrina three
times, and also kissed the Gar,
thanking him for his exceed
ing amiablity. Doafeuing cheers
| followed the Austrian Emperor until
his carriage was out Of hearing in the
distance.
Tuesday evening tho royal party at
tended the theatre; the Emperor of Ger
many conducted the CZariua, who was
adorned with Prussian decorations.
The Emperor of Austria conducted the
Grand Duchess Maria ,Paulivra, and the
Gar and other members of the party
| followed.
Russian, Polish and Austrian ballets
were furnished ut the entertainment.
The imperial spectators retired to tea
after the second act.
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$4,000; Chicago division, Sll2,5OO; st.
Louis, Council Bluffs & Omaha, $lS,7S0;
Hannibal & Naples, 1880; Eel River
branch, $4,000; balance tor supplies.
Balance due other roads on ticket ac-
count and sundry accounts only $4,000.
OF the S3,W0,000 the receivers certiti-
Gates authorized by the courts have not
vet been issued.
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Nav YoRK, Sept. ls.--The following
directors were elected for 1851; Fred h.
Billings, Charles b. Wright, Robert
Paris, J. w. Ellis, A. Belmont, j. l..
Stackpole, Benjamine |; Seney, johnson
II. q. Ralston. j. IL. Hall, ", y. Halo
well. Messrs. Hall and Hallowell rep.
resent the Oregon Transcontiuental
company. There was no opposition.
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General pl..pnoln,mnn.

HoUsToS, Sept Is lSpecial.l The
exhibition game Of base ball between
the Dallas Browns and the Fort Worth
Cub WAS not played here this evening
rs announced. Both clubs remained
over Ia Galveston and 10 understood 10
have PLAYED there. The failure OF those
two clubs ~ appear here as per agree
msns created general Disappointment
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Tn. C.tton rr.tle ~ MA.s.

WACO, Sept. ls.--lSpcolal. Cotton re-
\ .oipts to-day about 4Oo bales; receipts
aimee Sept. |, AID balea. Prices to-day
y. QNoi,. Cotton wagons were here to
day from Falls. Hin aud Bosqus coun,
ties, reml ding merchants OF "old times
before the railroads cut of the wagon
trade from adjacent counties.
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A favorable Outlook.

BALrIroRR, Sept. ls.-Tho hsnufas-
turers' Record will publish Tomorrow
apecial reports from all parts OF the
South rs 20 the prospect " fall and win
ter business, showing the outlook W DO
yery favorable for an active trade.
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Foreign Trade Commission.

wAsHIsuToN, Sept. lS.-The com
mission appointed to visit Central
and South America will leayoOctober 10,
for the City OF Mexico, whence they will
go TO Central America, and afterwards
visit the principal countries Of South
America The commission expects 10
be gone six months. The acting Secre-
tary OF the Treasury issued warrant
for ll66,GG6 In favor OF the
directors of tho New Orleans Expo
sition, this being the second instsllmont.
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Cotton weighing Trouble Settled

CLEnuRNE, Sept ls.-(special. THE
1mmissioners' court to-day settled tho
cotton trouble by appointing number
of public wcighers, and the streets wero
crowded with cotton and the sales live
w. The opinion Is general that the
prosecution was ill-timed and without
legal authority.
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PERSONAL.

Hugh IL. Stoskman, special pension
agent, Washington, ID. O.. II 81 The 81
George.
Gov. TArookmorton, VI kOKinAsy, IL
al the Windsor.
N. N. Loo, zone OF the boys." IL quar-
tered 81 the st. George.
ID. T. Lee, the popular soda fountain
man, IL Registered at tho 81. George
J. W. Davis, OF ChihuAhuA, hoKloo. Il
AZ the 10. George.
O. D. Bowney, Of Roswell, New hsIi.
60, IL atthe st. George.
o. Page, Of 81 Louis, 10 o. the 81
George.
Simon Loeb lon lsN evening for Hous
ton and Galveston, TO DO absent some
two weeks.
Harvey w. Rundle has returned 20 the
State aftor an absence Of eight months
looking hale and hearty, and Is stopping
at tho Windsor.
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Tho LAllogro Social club met last
night at the residence of Col. Martin, on
Ross avenue. There was largo and
select crowd Of participants, including
the elite of the city, Music and rocitn-
tons were the order OF tho evening
Edibles of all kinds were served aud
heartily enjoyed odibles Of homo pro
paration aud imported dainties.
With the wOOing autumn breeze, and
all things blending to charm, the even
ing was one of rare enjoyment, aud mus
ever remain delightful recollection II
the minds OF tho fortunate ones who par
ticipstod.
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NJ. PETERSBURG, Sept. ls.-Advices
from the north state tho Russian Cor
vette, at vlsdivostok, seized the Amerl-
can schooner Eliza for having contra
band goods on board, and the English
schooner Helena for illegal hunting.
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MAXINE.

GALVESTON, Sept. Is - Arrived
Steamship State OF TEXAS, New York;
steamship Lone star, New York; steam
ship Raleigh, New Orleans; steamship
|, o. Harris, Morgan City; bark Flora,
Liverpool. Sailed; 10. Harris, BrAsoa
Santiago.
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nlcYcla RAcaa.

SrRrsarrnLD, MAss., Sept is.--lt IL
estimated there were lS,oO persons O,
Hsmpdcn park 10 witness the bicycle
racsa Tho first race, three miles, pro-
fesslonal record, was won by Howell,
with Woodslde second; Prince drawn.
Tme-S3:5o.
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SAN ANTONIO, Sept is.--Ispeeial. r
The Sunset base ball club are making
strenuous efforts 70 present . strong
team In the game with the Dallas
browns next Sunday week.
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Carter's Little Liver Pills will posi-
lively cure sick headache and prevent
its return. This il not talk, but truth.
One pill dose. lobe had Of all Drug
gists. See AL vertisement.
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The Turf saloon has removed ~ SIS
Elm street, where they have fitted nj
the finest saloon Ia the city.
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skinny Mon.
"Wels' Health Remover" restores
health and vlgor, ourcs dyspopaiA, ia
potence sexual debility. 81.
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~ a FER THAN EVE n


VERY LOW PRICES Cali ntalments All
We Fire and hand Call and Elm ST.
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LANDLORDS Perfume, Edcnia.
lundborg's Perfume, Maruchal Mol Rose.
lnmthnrW's Perfumv, Alphine Violet
Ldndbo,g's Perfume, Lazy uf the Valley.
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Sc COUNTY, TFXAS, March "a, 1884,

GARyIN, WISE COUNTY, TFXAS, March "a, 1884,
Erothcss Texas.
6entemeu Send me three dozen Of TINS AGUE TONIC
tpCe. have sold bottle received
teed it to and it has failed single instance
truly, W. P. SEARCY.
Wholesale CItOWDUS