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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05
THE EUROPEAN PLAGUE.
Panic and Anarchy In Many Parts Of Itaiy.
INV cable 70 the Dispatch.I


LONDON. September 4.-The Rome cor
respondent Of the Times says that chol-
era panic prevails throughout Italy. Each
town Il taking measures Of protcf ton re-
gsrdless OF the Government. Some OF them
pes' guards 10 M IN prevent travellers from
entering their precincts until after quar-
sntine OF fifteen to twenty days. Many
nave closed their gates to every one. Vii
lsges have established armed cordons. The
result Is That In many parts OF the peninsu-
Ia practical anarchy prevails and travel and
uailc are greatly interrupted. The Italian
IaIers lament the spectacle OF disorder and
cal upon the Government TO end 1t. The
Official returns OF the number OF cases and
utaiIs are confused and unreliable. Ac-
corning TO the latest reports from Naples
Dere have been ninety-seyen fresh cases
snd iorty-three deaths within the last twen-
ty-four hours.
KING uUnBERr's CONTRIBUTION.
ROME. September liking Ilumbert has
mace contribution OF f2.000 in aid o! the
sufferers from cholera at Spezia. The King
viii soon visit Naples. where three Cabinet
Ministers are already visiting the worst
quarters 10 distribute relief.
TIE DISEASE IN SPAIN.
|, MAfRin, september AT Noveldi since
ihe last report there have been nine fresh
cases OF cholera and three deaths. No fresh
csses reported at Elcie or Alicante.
EVIDENCES or PANIC INCREASING.
Home, September 4.-The evidences OF
cbo'era panic throughout Italy continue to
multiply. The populace OF Pazzuoli al
tempted to-day to stop the railway service
from Naples. 4 mob here In Rome drove
priest Who had Just arrived from Naples
away from the city. At Orrieto travellers
are refused entrance into the city. In some
places popular agitation has begun IN favor
Of aboli,hiug local quarantine and estab-
fishing houses Of observation for travellers
suspected Of Illness. In consequence Of
this plan being forbidden by the Govern
mont the people OF Civita Vecchia at
tempted 10 destroy the railway.
RAYAGEs IN ITALY.
RoNE, September 1.-THE bulletin show
Ing The rayages Of the epidemic throughout
Italy during the past twenty-four hours is
as follows:
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Dcnth OF Secretary Foiser.

ITI ItIttTtIn 10 IHt UI'pdICH'I
GENEVA, Y. y, September 4.-Sccretary
Folgcr died at his home. in Geneva. at
4:l5 thi> afternoon. 1t was so sudden that
time was not offered to summon his chill
dren 10 his bedside, and neither OF them
WIS LCrr.
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EiIp M0n,niria.

lBy telegraph TO The Dispatch.J
MEMPHIS. TENN, September i.-W. y.
WikerSon & Co., wholesale drug-houSe, At
334 Main street, in tins city. was burned
to-day. Loss on stock, $50, 900; insurance.
rGj,0 The building, which was owned
by the firm, was damaged TO the extent Of
100000; insurance., $4,000. The fire
originated in the cellar from a gas explo-
sion. The hrm lost all their books and ac-
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?aupcr EnigraEts Returning 20 A"S
rica after hcin2 Once Gent 0ach.

10y telegraph 10 tie Dispilch'l
NEW YORK, September The plllper
migrants who arrived I'm New YORK TWO
weeks ego by the steamship Wcsiphalla ana
were returned 20 Hamburg by The CONNIE
.ioners II Emigration have again stirled
fOI this couItry and expect 10 land IN M
adelphia. Their transportation has been
paid for by the Roumanian Jewish Bencyo-
ient soclety. Notice has been sent to all
norris
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK. September I. Best hand-pick.
ed. 4taCla7c. per pound; other grades.
3a?lc. pc" pound. sales, 5000 bags at Be-.
per pound. Market quiet.
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NrW YORK PTANUT MARKET.

SEPTEMBER peanuts have a light de-
mand ut tirm prices. Quotations at &c. for
hand-picked, 7ic. for extra hand-plckcd.
and SaS4c. for fancy hand-picked; farmers
grade, at 5ajic.-.jourpdt Of Commerce.
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~ APPK1L TO THE DEAD.
Oiie's Republican, Ash Help OF Lot VI. ''or-
Hii-lndigsant Reply ofthe Widow.

nu-lndissant Reply ofihe Widow.
an Augusta. Maine. special says: TIE
stc senator lot Y. Morrnl, Of NJ liue, r.
IE-cn,ed toe puTesi Snd best methods in
U.liics. as his successor. james g.
Blaine. represents The worst. The clear
fsct. o. EiaiIe's ten year, leadership OF
fIc rafy IN Maine leaves no doubt on that
rlif. when senator Morrill, resigned
tlr scnIorship 20 accept The Treasury
portfolio under Grant. Is will be Tcmcm.
htIld. Nj. Blaine WAS APPOINTED BIZ sue
ce..o.. senator Morrill, died here eighteen
mcl. b. sgO. His widow, who IS the daugh-
tDr 90 lie iate NT. kancn. Who in hi, day
W.. ore % The most prominent citizens Of
tl.s section, I've, in pleasant home on
Winthrop street, this city. She is a lads
evidently - srea, force Of character. aud
was tAe valued associate. c0nllan! aui
heiImaic - her Distinguished husband,
lOihin the Executive mansion u tlis State,
and during Ne many year. Of hisrcsidencc
II Washington g. senator and Secretary o.
tie 1TclsiIy.
Mr.. Morrill, was recently surprised -
receive from Ohio an Official letter directed
40 hcr 'afe husbsad. Opening it she foa1I
81, 20 Boz a very impOrtuna,e appeal 20 SEM
aior Morrill, 10 ,i,it Ohio and 10 lend his
alN iI Nv TX ttt Hiit "a W. Altiufs Ni7.
Morrill, turned the .hee. over aud wrote
On Iis hack an indignant reply and mailed
1 forthwith 90 the gentlemen who had
signed The appeal.
xEs. sOkMLL's STATEMENT.
Tie HcrQM CORES poudent called on Mrs.
morrill, at her residence this evening. she
is stu 81 deep mourning. and consented %
receive The visit with great reluctance, bui
she aid that The exigency created BY Ar.
Bmne's nomination l. 20 important that
she was convinced all private feelings
should be subordinate 10 IL. As her husband
Lad teen one Of the most distinguished.
loyal. and upright members Of the Republi-
can party, ~ be hsd assisted Ia IL. formation.
bad been one Of IT, first Governors elected
IN this state, and held rs traditions and
IL principles faithfully until his last con-
seious moment. she knew hat II alive TO-
Gay be would feel that It was disgraced by
lne nomination Of Mr.. Blaine rs its esndi-
oss ior President. and that IL had lel 20
=, ~ mat made il existence necessary 70
The country.
TIE DEAD sfATEsgAS's PREDICTION.
when Garfield was nominated" said
MS. Morrill,, "he said 10 me. sadly and
seriously, My dear. the Republican candi.
date viii DO elected this time; but, unless
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N1M Y0RK TnRArrO MARKET.

NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.
SEPTEMBER 1.-The market generally Is
strong. with some export inquiry and a
moderate home trade. Sales OF 300 hogs
heads Kentucky leaf 1T Sal6c.; 100 cases
sced-leaf, lSSl-'o2 crops, Pennsylvania at
Gai6r.; 30 eases. 1852 crop, Wiseonsin-lla-
yana. and 100 cases, 1888 crop. do. on pri-
yate terms; 100 eases. 1888 crop. New Eng
land at Ga1lc.; POO bales Havana At SOc.a
sl.lj; 100 bales Sumatra at Sl.20aSl.60.
Range contract spot quotations Common
lugs, 7Ac.; medium Tugs, &c.. good Tugs,
SIC; common leaf, Sic; low medium leaf,
90. medium leaf, 9tc.; good medium leaf.
9lc.; good leaf, 10Ic.-JoWraI Of COM
R!efCe.
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MAXINE IyTELLiGEyCE.


PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 4, 1854.
ARRIVED.
steamer Wysnoke, Hulphcrs. New York, mer-
chandise aud passengers, q. W. Allen 3 Goa
agents.
steamer Pioneer Plat, Philadelphia. merchaa-
die and passengt ~, ). W. IcClrrtc ageaL
Schooner \ Harris KIRK, raSilier, Perth Amboy.
irou-OIe. old Dominion Iron aud Naii-W0rks.
schooner Magellan, >prasae' PhilAdeiphli' cou,
II. o. Cay.
iron aud coal. W. IA. Curtis, agent.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel, Glord, Norfolk, United States
msil, merchandise, and passengers, l.. Ii. Tatam,
"'schconer John Curtin, Jr., Morris, Norfolk.
i'm, k-harrels. (uTrie y Go.
a. S,nooper T.. Y. { lark, Sanderscn. lower Jamcz
Tyer TO load wood for New ork; vessel, Currle &
Go.
schooner Annie May British. Collins, san Jose
do Norc, aour, llaNsl-CIenshaw Company; ves-
sci james 4. Vaughan.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, SEPT. 4, 1854.
10y TcegrsphI
ARRIVED.
steamship yidei,e, Fuller, West Point and SAIL
ed for New York.
Schooner william IL. nsiiey. Bailey, New York.
ecsi, Chesapeake and ohia railway.
schooner 1homas j.. James, Longsreet broox-
i'n, \. u, coal, Chesapeake aud Ohio rait-
way.
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Twenty Deaths IN n SuIphur-Miuo.

lBy cable 10 the Dlspatch.l
RON,. September AT Nicosia. in 81
ely, fire occurred in 4 sulphur-mine, by
which twenty persons persisted.
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IDy IellRIaph % Tie UlHpaltIlI
Boston, September 4.-The beadless
body OF Dr. Black, the surgeon OF the Tai
ispoosa, was to-day found floating In
Muskegat channel.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, September l.-Virginia g.,
consolidated. 80; p1st-due coupons, 3! ;
new s., 81. North Caroline G's, old,
lO7, Bid TODAY.
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We quote: Fine. s2.2j9s2.j0; supertine,
&. j0@ 50: extra, S4GS4.j0; family. Si.3O
@s5; Patent family, country, Sj.j0955.
Market very dull.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA. september 4, 1884.


OFFERINGS.
wHFAr.-White, 70S bushels. Mixed.
1850 bushels. Red, 1850 bushels. Total,
S,iGS bushels.
CoRN.-Whitc, $50 bushels. Mixed,
500 bushels.
OATs.--2,1li bushels.
RYE.-lj6 bushels.
UEcUARD-GRASs SEED.-.j0 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WUgAT.-Whitc, Gl2 bushels common 10
coed nj 81 TO 92c. Mixed, $3.50 bushels
At 20 TO SIC. Red. 3,i4O bushels fair 20
prime Longberry at - To gjc.: $50 bushels
common to prime Sh0rtberry at 20 TO SIC.
CoRN.-Whiie, co bushels very good at
Toe.
OATs.-322 bushels fair to prime winter
at ~ to 4jc.
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Nrv work. sIrN.C MARKET.
NEW YORK,

SYIuMDFE Quoted at SG2 j)fS6'.jO
for Virginia aud Sl09aSl0j for foreign per
ton. Journal Of Commerce.
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Louisville ana Nashville Railroad AZ


icy telegraph 70 the Difpaicb.J
NEW YORK. September 4.-Concernins
tie new issue OF s5,o00,000 six per cent.
bonds aud $5,000,000 five per cent. pre-
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> 900 BARRELS FRESH ROCK
C.C-SC LAND LIME, FROM the celebrated
=. cobb Line kins,- lust arrived and now ltnd-
Ing from schooner Brigndier, for sale low from
dock by R0BERT WENDENBURos,
No. sos Main and IL Fifteenta street,
au29-7t
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corresponding week o. ~ yeus ssu WV
n foil0ws:
To Baltimore butchefs... ............ ~
To country dealers. ..........,....... i1
To eastern buyers. 80. ...s".''.'.'" %
Total sales. ............... LiO
The market to-day mot active a. any
time) became very dragging some time De-
fore Us close. Tops, which were some.
thing better apd more numerous than isss
week. were unchanged In price. generally.
from Inst week, but 0.hcr grades were 10
or zoe. lower. and they were well repro
scnted In the offerings. Prices, 24a6c's
with most sales from Sis54c.
TIE SWINE MARKET.
Arrivals last week. .......'-''
Arrivals one year ago. ..........'.o 'o''
REMARKS.
There Is fair increase over the rather
full number OF receipts reported last week;
and. as cur range Of prices show. consid-
cradle number OF the lower grades OF hogs.
thin grassers and common bogs--tbe latter
Ringing from a 10 Tic, and the better
grades s1sic. and few only al the latter
price. There Is but moderate demand AZ
the decline Of full lc., as compared with
last weeks quotations. Same time last year
hogs sold at Iasc.
TIE SHEEP MARKET.
Arrivals this week. ............. CO.'S
Arrivals lat week. ............. .9.iR
Arrivals one year ago J,Ja
REMARKS.
There has been large falling of In the
| offerings as compared with last week. with
! the quality not a. good Is II was even then.
| Trade has been fair for good stock sheep,
and also good butcher sheep. Lambs have
| been slow OF sale. We quote sheep To-
/ butchers at 3aiIc., With extra itc.; lambs,
! 3a5lc. and few extra at &C.; stock ewes.
| SaaSS. 80 each. and wethers a: 3Aattc. per
! y. same time last year sheep sold At 3ajc.,
and lambs ut Aa6lc -imertcdn.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
SEPTEMBER l., 1854.
pt..trpro on TIM .VEpU

BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
SEPTEMBER l, 1854.
CECEIPTS OF TIE WEEK.
BceS6s. ............ J,ol%
Sheep and lambs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6,OiS
swine. -. Recommendation. O,bti
iOtal -...-...-.. ..s... lD,srs
IThe quotations given in our livestock
reports are those of the retail markets, ey-
cept when otherwise stated.
PRICES on BEHp CATTLE At THE MARKET THIS
WIEN.
Very best on sale to-day, 5iaGc.; those
generally rated tiIst quality, 5a5sc. medi-
mn or good fair quality. 3sailc.; ordinary
thin steers. oxen, and cows, 2ta2le.; ex-
IRENE range OF prices, 2la6c.; most OF the
sales were from 81 10 jic.
WHERE THE CATTLE ARE REPORTED FROM.
virginia. ........... ...............i ,o2O
ONO. ........... .................... ~
West virginia ................ 2O5
Maryland. ........... ............... iio
Total ...... ......................3 ,OiZ
REMARKS on BEEP CATTLE.
The arrivals during the week amounted
| to 3,0la head. against 1900 last week and
2.SO6 head the corresponding week OF last
| year, and the sales were LIB head,
| against 1853 last week aud 1883 head the
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SASH. BLINDS. DOORS. &c.
LIVE. CEMENT, &c.


y SOO BARRELS FRESH ROSEN-
Z.OOO DALE CEMENT, just arrived and
nov dsehaTging, for sale low from the vessel
FRESH ROCKLAND LINE, CALClNhp
PORTLAND IMPORTED CE-
III Ms, LATIls. PLASTERs, HAIR, &c.
FIRE-BIlCk and CLAY.
WARNER MOORE,
Lump aud Ground Plaster
Foot Of seventeenth street south side Of Do'k)'
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RAyAGEs IN ITALY,

RoNE, September THE bulletin show
Ing The rayages Of the epidemic throughout
italy during the past twenty-iour hours is
as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-05

MILWAUKEE. September 4.-Flour quiet
snd steady. Wheat quiet; No. > cash and
September, 7Sc. Corn weaker; No. STA
SIDE. Oats frmer; No. =. .9lc., delivered
Provisions quiet. Mess pork. .SlI.sS
cash, September. and O2tober. Lard
Prime steam. S7.+7t cash and September.
HIams-Sweet-pickled firm at Sl2isi2.J0.
Hogs weaker al IS. 95aSj.60.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-13
Oar Glsrisas Cissasss

From oil the reports that ARE every
day pouring in FROM the various stock
men Of this section If the country II
would appear that thi. winter there
has been less suffering among the cat
tie and stock than ever before known.
not Z single one complaining or re-
parting of snv loss. In converse
ton with reliable aud experienced
stsckman Tuesday he stated that
never before had he seen stock in ~
fine condition Ne was the case this
winter In eastern Montana and the
los In this section would not exceed
one per cent. This IL not the report
and opinion of one man alone but Of
oil the men generally In this section.
Such being the case Why 10 IL not aP-
propriate that the people Of this Sec
tion speak II this climate 10 the ylori.
ous climate Of Montana, which the
Californians No long have abused.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-13
A Great Annoyance.

When the storm of the past few days
set Ia and the trains were delayed,
many per>ohs, ia order Ia ascertain
when such IA train would arrive aud
when last heard from. would rush into
the depot aud Irrespective Of the work
that the agent and his clerical force
were engaged in, would prnpound all
sort of questions Ia the agent, opera.
tor, freight clerk ar anyone behind the
counter. Becoming tired ana worn
out. large letters were chalked un the
bulletin board, giving all the inforIiia-
tioE relative 10 the trains. This seeln-
I'd to have but little effect and as the
number Of persons increased, ~ iu-
creased the number Of questions, until
at last exhausted, the boys supplied
themselves with every conceivable
WeaIon imaginable and waited for the
fir,t intruder. He came, opened his
mouth but got no further and WAS
lucky IN he thought to have escaped
with his life. In 4 few MINUTES
another came In, took in the scene,
looked up at the bulletin board and
departed. The news spread that the
boys were warlike but had not reached
the unsuspicicus reporter who entered
and after warming himself said:
when will MOL get in" He got NJ
further, for the whole gang rushed
upon him with a shot gun, several
pistols, u club and the poker, am;
escorted him to the door and forcibly
reminded him with their sho.s that
they were not employed to answer the
idle questions If every newspaper man
in the city. Wiser aud sorer than
when he entered, the reporter wendell
his way up town. aad in thinking
over the matter came to the conclus.
ion that the boys were right and that
n. they had provided bulletin board
and had written the hours the trains
were behind time that they at leas,
should I've spared that horrible fate OF
heiug talked to death.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-13

ital he found there would Il. exert.d
~ making this the route Ia the
gold diggings. Me.srs. 20. Hamell
aud T.. ID, Baker were ia. capitalists,
from Colorado. wlis had laid out the
fownsi'. of BelknaP and located .
bank there. aud had vcntured their
money IN roads and improvements to
facilitate travel.
X. Well, tell me, Mr. Stone, where
is BeIknap?
Mr. :. IL Is a station on the North
cru Pacific railroad, about lbs miles
west Of MissoIua, and il about half 0
mile fn'm Clark's Fork Of the Co
lumbia. Helena Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-13
Net Response BILE.

The chinnOok has not arli 'e,: -
YET was the common cry in thus city
Tuesday, NJ though the responsibility
OF its coming or going Was vested in
any Of the Inhabitants Of the town.
The JorkNAL merely IN accordance
with the signs held out by the ssi rons-
mical aud meteorological changes pre-
dicted the change which faihd to ar
rive on time, but as stated ia the last
issue of the JOURNAL a day of grace
was Ia be given the weather bureau
and II to-day the change does not take
place cast your curses upon the wealth
er aud not upon man. There wls
every indication Tuesday of change
and in fact the bright sunshine
thought the mercury NJ from il. rigid
locality to more temperate ONE. II
oil the weather prophets in the country
were to become responsible for the
whims of the weather. their pre'iic-
tions would ceasc aud the country
would then b. compelled To- judge the
weather for themselves. This il NOS
. weather bureau hut when the strong
est signs are held out Of change we
only give tongue to the acts of the
barometer and publish the indicated
changes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-13

A Herald reporter, meeting Mr..
I'D. stone, If the Northern Pacific
railroad, asked him why the company
WAS giving prominence t. Belknap
over other points Of departure ON the
railroad for the Ceur d. Alsne mines.
In reply Mr.. STONE ssid, :" I have ex.
an,ine,i Trut Creek, Rathdrum and
other places ou the railroad. but found
none NJ them able 10 offer the com.
pany and travellers such facilities for
getting 10 the mines NJ were offered
vi Belknap.". At this point, he said
be found \ comp ~ 81 capitalists who
had located o townsits and u bank,
asd were willing 3" guarantee that q
wagon Rad should he made H. Eagle
city ~ Pritchard creek within thirty
days, and that n contract had already
been let'lo n Mr.. Henry h complete
the Rad within that time for 1900
Mr.. stone sald the distance FROM
Belknap to the mines was about q
short ~ any other route rum the rail
read, and that the enterprise and cap
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-13

Z. +. Newton, the express agent at
the depot in this city. as everyone
who IL well acquainted with him
knows 10 fond Of sport and never loses
MI opportunity to turn an honesi
penny. with which to add to his al.
ready well filed purse. The weather
Of IN. past few days having suggested
the prspriety Of close hugging Of the
stove, and hence the gentleman In
question was 10th to seek the game of
the snow capped ranges. How to
amu.e himself during these few Geld
days somewhat troubled him and he
tried in every way to smuse himself
but time hung heavy on his hands,
ustil on locking through the window
Of his "ftice his eagle eye detected
quite little bunch Of snow birds
when the thought flashed across his
mind that they might taste ~ tooth.
some ~ they Once did TO him and
forthwith he contrivsd . trap asd
with a string attachment which lead
10 his COSY department. He baited
the trap and waited for their coming.
which was hut d short time when \
large number fell prey to his little
game which he forthwith bagged and
rcbaited his trap. On Monday Morn.
ing II leaked out that Newt had con.
tract Ia furnish one Of the leading
restaurants Of -. Paul with AL the
delic4lcies Of the season" aud on the
anne day n package was shipped by
the Atlantic express, In which wa
nicely packed eight dozen nicely
dressed birds aud ON the cover the
tag read Mr.. -, ~. Paul-rict
birds--keep cool.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-13
pUuPS SAT- AND REPAiRED

sessral Rpairs % I'll tinds Of MsehtssEy
done. Shop sl.th street. bstvssa Mails ssd hsids
Min CRY. n. T.