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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-30
WICKEDIESS And MlSHAP
"BOODLE"ALDERMAN M'QUADE's
Sc OND TRIAL.
Some Trouble In Selecting a jury
A Wife's Suicide - Vessels
Sirandsd-Earthquake.

NEW YORK, November 29-The
seco d trial Of Arthur j. Moo lsde.
ex Aid rman, accused OF b sing offered
bibs in consider ation of his yo'e on
the BIO I'd Rey railroad franchi Q, WIS
fixed to begiu today. When the mass
OF esger people went hurryjng up the
stairs OF the Court OF General Ssssi ms,
they found before the doors OF PArt
/ bar with a slidin Esgate. Behind
this no one was admitted kept court
officers, Jurors, reporters and the &C.
cussd with his counsel. M6Quade
talked Pleasantly with his counsel,
among whom was Richard New
combe, dfsoite the Iumors that he
had withdraw from the case. District
Attorney MARITIME. W tn bis sssistants,
Cll. Fellows and De ancy NIcoll, were
on hand early. Recorder Smyth
opened court at 1l:l5 a. m.
The calling of the taltsmen in the
special panel to select a jury to try
McQ1a1e then began. The first Juror
obtained was john II. Bambach. q
tonsorial ar 1T, in Six b avenue The
audiencs smiled broadly az he gave
his occupation. Hs knew Ex.AIder-
man Wendell; had met Sayles; had
read about MtQlsde's & st trial; had
an impre sion but it would net inhu.
ence his verdict. Had no prejudice
sginst the evidence of sn acc I'M
piice. Counsel for defense objected
to the line of questions, as 1t
foreshadowed the jurors action.
After Argument the Recorder ad-
nit the form Of questions. The
Juror was accepted and worn as fore
man OF the jury. Six succeeding tales.
men were excused for bias or cba,-
legged. Joseph Mitchell, real estate,
Of No. 13l East One Hundred and
Nineteenth street, was accepted as the
second Juror. The Commissioner q
Jurors was examined as to his method
Of drawing ju ymen. 1t was found to
be slightly informal, as II resulted in
duplicating soma names. No more
jurymen bad been selected when the
| court adjourned.
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Fine. Watch Repairing, MuIrOrd's.
THE MEMPHIS JOCKEY CLUB
Will Insist ON the Dates First
Claimed.

The New York Sportsman says:
Memphis sends us sharp telegram,
which we append herewith, concern.
ing the dates assigned to that associa-
ton in our racing fixtures. The tele-
gram reads as follows:
MENPus, Tenn, November %, 1886.
Editor Sportsman:
Who authorized you to change our dates
claimedf We we're not represented at On
cinnati, either In person or by proxy. The
congress- In session did not ix tho dates. IL
was done BY individuals. We protested and
declined by telegraph in reply to Secretary
Bruce. Scratch the date given us.
II. A. MONTGOMERY, President.
This reopens the trouble which we,
in common with the entire racing
community, had thought satisfactorily
settled. Indeed, we could not imsg-
inc why Memphis had Withdrawn
from the CONGRESS, but perhaps the
foregoing telegram explains the rea-
son. The most desirable thing that
can be Obtained by racing institutions
the world over is harmony. 1t ap-
pears that tbat is not now tue state OF
affairs with all our Western friends.
We gave the dates in our fixtures rs
ren=s'e2 ed to be these agreed on by
me congress-.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

P. M. STANLEY, funeral director and
embalmer, SIS Madison street.
LOVELY orange blossoms for brides
dresses at the Women's Exchange.
JUST arrived, the Improved Cali
graph" Key & Co., A North Court.
ATTEND the Central Baptist Church
concert at the Young Mems Hebrew
Association Hall Thursday night, De-
cember I'd.
CoUGHs.- Browns Bronchial Tro.
ches are u led with advantage to ale
vi.te coughs, soie throat and bronchial
affections. Sold only in boxes.
G. W. MILLER & Co Potent Ashe'tos
Fire Proof Rooters. For durability,
equaled by none. Used on wood, tin,
iron, felt and gravel roofs. No. 55
Madison htrest.
Ian Herbal Chill Cure, the best
tonic and snti-poriodio known. A certain
and sure cure FOR chille. Price u por bot
tie. Send stamps for circulars. Any ref
erenoe gixen. Addgess John @. RuckeF,
LTnohberR, Va.
WHY do you pay $25 or $50 for
ready made suits when you can go to
L. Rosenstein & Bros, 2oS Main street.
and Is Jefferson street, and have a
suit made TO order. A fit guaran-
teed.
THE question Of a proper food for
infants interests all mothers; espe-
cially those unable to nurse their of
spring. Mellin's Food possesses all
the requisites as a substitute for
mothers mills, ard is highly COM
mended by the medical faculty of both
Europe and America.
ANGosTURA Buffers are the best
remedy for removing indigestion and
all diseases originating from the digest
i've organs. Beware OF counterfeits
Ask your grocer or druggist for the
genuine article, manufactured by DIR.
]. G. B. Sieeeit & Sons.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-30

ANhN WNtNVutu men
Are efadled into poetry by wrong,
They learn In suffering what they teaoh in
song. Sadie.
Sweet are the uses Of adversely. The
rude hand OF eli ction always opens
she sweetest treasures Of the heart.
When health lie Frustrated the mind
beeomel q thinking anguish; it is
thrown back upon itself, and dis.
covers its own resources. If the
fountains are deep there is a perpe ual
gush OF sentiment; II they are shallow
eteritty marks the course OF the
stream et. Isis not. therefore, sur
priaing " see tbst IN cIion has ex-
traete the latent beauties that have so
long slumbeled in the noble bosom OF
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He Was MOI Joking.

care you married or single ?" asked
a new York Judge of a witness in a
divorce suit.
"I'm not married, but my wife is"
Now, ifyou get off any more jokes
In this courtroom I'll lock you up for
contempt of court"
"Why, Judge, amt joking. / was
married and l got divorce because
my wife consumed too much Ko. Ko
Tolu. My wife married again, but l
didn't. know when I've got enough,
80 you see I'm not married, but my
wife is. You don't catch me joking
on any such serious subject as matri-
mopv.n
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-30
A PANTY .f EmbeErIers.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November 80. -
Elk p ident WIN. HeIbst and Cash
Ter Henry Sailz, of the Fist Ma
tional Bank OF Green Ro'k, York
county, Pa wrre held in $4,000 bail,
each, tnis afternoon by United States
Commissioner Edmunds, to answer to
the charge OF embezz ement. The tes-
timony showed that notes amounting
to $50, 900, INST Of which were drawn
in favor OF Herbst, were discounted
at the bank by the cashier, without
the kno Wedge or consent of the B ard
OF Dlrec ors. Herbert obtained bail,
bat Sci was unable to secure a
bondsmsn and went to Jail. jacob
and William Herbert, il sons Of the
ex president Of the bank, are under
arrest at Baltimore, on the same
charge, and will bs given hearing
December 18th.
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A schooner in distress.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, November ga
special iiom Sand Beach, Mich, says:
During the furious snow storm Friday
night the schooner James L. Joy was
driven ashore above Port Hops. She
Is bound down with ore. Fears are
enter aimed that she will prove total
loss, but the tug Oaset and the life
saving crew are trying to save her. It
is not known whether the crew have
been rescued or not. At last reports
they were 10 the rigging, and freezing
seas we're sweeping over them. The
vessel is owned Dy T. s. Christie, of
Erie, and Ia valued at $4,000.
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GRAHAM ACQUITTED
or Killing VIM. Lamb on the Plea
of Self Defense.

Jesse A. Graham, we'll known in
this city, was acquitted last Saturday
at Waco of manslaughter. He killed
William Lamb February 4.h, this
year, In the dining room of the Nc
OIellan Hotel In that city. The two
were struggling together, Graham
having been suddenly and fiercely at
tacke / and was being severely beaten,
when he drew revolver and shot his
assailant. Lamb was q Chicago drum
mer and Graham represented st.
Louis house in the came capacity.
Lawyers for the prosecution were re-
tanned by Chicago parties, and the re-
suit was prot acted trial previous to
this, and former hung jury. 1t has
proved OF u usual interest
Graham resided in this city for
many years previous to locating in st.
Louis. At one time he represented
Wanamaker & Brown, of Philadel-
phia, being their agent. His brother,
John w. Graham, was also well
known, being connected for a long
period with railroad lines of the East,
a1d his recent def ilcaticn, it is alleged,
was owing to the heavy drain on his
resources TO help his brother Jesse out
of this diffiCu ty
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Three OF a Grew Lost.

DETROIT, MIoH, November ga
special from Ludington says: At day
tight this morning schooner passed
Lndingo Oh, and when three miles eff
POint SAubls she boisted her flag at
half mat. The Point Sauble life boat
went out, bat when 500 yards out the
flag went to the mast head. The life
boat attempted to turn and was cap.
sized. This crew chung to the boat,
which did not regain an upright posi-
ton, but drifted ashore. Three OF the
crew lost their lives. Capt. Flynn
and 0Irin Hatch died from exposure
and John Smith WIS caught under the
beat and drowned. The schooner
kept on her )urse.
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Frederick Rock woII's statement.

AsBURY PARK, N. j., November 20.
Frederick s. Rockwell, who was ar
rect d recently 10 Kansas Oily charged
with embezzlement, seduction and
adultery, was committee to the Mon
mouth County Jail, at Freehold, this
afternoon. Rockwell says when he
went away with Mrs. Sidney B, West
and her child he embt zz'e no money
belonging to his employers. They
owed him $3.50 and he took that
amount with him. He says nothing
will separate him from Mrs. West,
she has gone to her mothers house at
Newport and her child is with her
husband.
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Circuit COurt-Estes. Judge-Jury
Calendar for November so.

Nos. 9l99, w. A. & A. T. C0llin VS.
Taxing District; 9169. R d. Frayser
vs. j. F. Frank; 9l9S, E. Langmuth
vs. Julin A. Waldron; 920l, Il. l.
Guion Va Philip S. Aston; 9209, w.
d. Whitelaw vs M. & @. Railroad
Company; $3.50, s. w. Green VS.
Vici oria Hexter, Administrative; 1921,
0verton Lea vs. p. @. O'Nsil; 1925,
WesseudoIf L Eichburg vs. 3. T.
Games; 1926, John W. Wright va R
Townsend; 9240, Minter Parker VS.
7. B. Sims; 924i, 7. I. Goldsby va
Newport News aud M V. Railroad
o. mpany; 9146, +. III. Wood Va ]. o.
Pierce; 9247, DR.. j, E. Black Va j. H.
Manley; 924S, R. w. Townsend vs. ]
W. VIZ ght; $3.50, ]. w, Newborn We
W. M. Simpson; S2l1, L. B. Elton vs.
Matildl Stiger; $3.50, A. H. Kortrecht
vs 81. NJ. Schreyor; 91C6, R. ]. Black
& Co. VS. Ed Stack.
Willie Adams filed his suit yester-
day against Williams & Co., claiming
$4,000 damages.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-30
ITATB SCHOOL sUPERIHTEND-
EMIT,


II hss already been announced
through the columns Of the APPEAL
that the Hon. J. A. Manson, Of Harde.
man county, Is an aspirant for the po-
sition Of Superintendent Of the Public
Schools Of Tennessee. The law re-
quires 9 nomination by the Governor
and q confirmation by the Senate. II
the Governor-elect were to search
the State from Garter to Shelby he
could not fnd a man better quail
fed Tor the position than Mr..
Manson. lie is ripe scholar and a
thorough teacher and has large expe-
rience, as he has given his active life
and mstured powers to the duties
OF a practical instructor, He has
. broad and vigorous intel
leCt, and as Superintendent would
manage the public schools on
strict business principles. In West
Tennessee the universal feeling Is
that the highest service which
"Tallapooga" Taylor can render the
State is TO send 10 the Senate for con-
hrmation the name OF ]. A. Manson
as Superintendent Of the public
schools, The new Governor will
need no testimonial as to his integ-
Fity, for he is known as conspicuous
member Of the Legislature and Speak
OF Of the House Of Representatives, In
which position he developed admins
traiive abilities and talents Of the
highest order, both Of which, with his
experience as public educator, would
make him an efficient Superintendent
Of the public schools OF the Stats,
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Proclamation by the GOyernOr.


The State Of TennesIee VIM, B. Bate, Gov
ernor--To all who shall SEQ these presents
HTREREAs, Il has been made known %
w me that Sam Bruce to), charged with
having committed murder on the body OF
Roach Oakley on the : day Of October, 1855,
In our county Of shelby, hed from Justice
and now run ming a. TARGET,
Nov Therefore, /, VIM. b. Bate, Governor
a Aforesaid, By vir ne Of the power and au-
thority IN me vested, DO hereby oter TO
Ward Of two Hundred and htg dollars to any
person or persons who NAV apprehend the
aid sam BRUCE (cl, and deliver him 10 the
sheriff or TAILOR OF our county OF Shelby,
In ofder that Justice IN that behalf may 30
had and executed. This reward Is payable,
half on delivery to sheriff and half on con-
SAN BRUCE, wanted for billing Roach
Oakley, is 5 feet 2 inches high, heavy set,
broad shoulders, enuine onlo ed man, large
features, keen block eyes; had Burnside
wh,skers, mustsehe running back TO Whiss
k,rs; toast'ng disposition; b els turn out
moro than ordinarily in waking. Halls
from Morgan Point, near 0soeola, Ark, and
more recently from Bells uaWmill, near
Lakeview, in Tennessee.
In Testimony Whereof, / have boreunto set
my hand, and Oaused the Great seal OF the
State 70 be affixed, at Nashville, on the 9Th
wMB. BATE.
By the Governor.
John Allison, Secretary Of STATE,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-30
The mine victims.

WIKEsBARRE, Pa, November 28 -
Walter 0'Neill, another victim 6f FRI
days explosion at the Conypgham
shaft, died this evening. Michael
0'Bden and Hugh Cannon, two OF the
most seriously injured, a g not expect
ed to live more than few hours. DR..
0Malley, who is attending twenty. We
OF them, is OF the opinion that al the
others OF those injured will recover.
The coroner's investigation com.
menced yesterday, and the evidence
tends to show that the company were
to blame for the accident 0'Brien
on his deathbed denies that there
were any danger siguals, and this
statement is confined By the test.
mony Of several other miners.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-30
The Only DaYIight Trip

To st. L 'uis is via the Chesapeake and
Ohio route. Leave Memphis daily at
$50 O'Clock am. and arrive at st.
Louis at 9:56 pm, Quickest time on
record. Same train arrives at Chicago
at 1870 o'clock next morning, three
hours and half ahead of other lines.
Through sleeper to st. Louis on train
leaving at $50 pm. Ticket Office
under Peabody Hotel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-30
Natural Gas ExpIodeu.

PITTsBURa, Pa, November 29.-The
Pittsburg Plate Glass works at Creigh.
ton Station, on the Pennsylvania rail-
road, twenty miles from this city Is
burning. The works are the largest
in the country, aud II the fire is not
soon controlled the loss will be heavy.
Ldter.-The FIRE WIS., caused by an
explosion OF natural gas, and did not
get beyond the machinery and foun.
dry departments, which ware entirely
destroyed. The main building wsa
not damaged. The loss was $50. 900,
fully insured.
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LynchinE auspIcIoned. .

PoRT SMITH, ARK, November 29.-
Budd Starr, Vance Brown, Bill Brown
and Frank Moore, charged with rob.
bing store In the Ohickasaw nation,
were expected here yesterday, but
they did not arrive, and today It is re-
ported on good authority that the
four named above and three others
were taken from the officers by vigil
ants near Burreyville and hung. Par
tiCulaIs are yet not obtainsble.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-30
TRANSFERS.

Harvey Soft to D. W. Broadhurst,
south half of lot Giegar & Gibson's
subdivision, 36axl55 feet on Randolph
road consideration, $400.
George O. Love to I. A. Kerns, 20x
$50 feet, Ninth AID Main streets; con-
sideratiop, $l2C0.
Samuel A. Taylor to T. A. Kerns,
40x150 feet adjoin ng above property ;
consideration, S2400.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-30
Law REPORTS.
Chancery Court-Emet, ChauceII

Chancery COurt-EHet, Chancellor.
Willins vs. Trabue, sale ordered ;
Smith We Smith, bill for divorce dis
missed; VsccAro VS. Dnffy, decree for
complainant; Lawhorn vs Farrabee,
complainant entitled to decree for
debt due for execution; Frick We
Warner, defendant entitled TO de-
cree.
Decrees-Gresnlaw vs. Greenlaw,
transfer bond Russell vs Arbuckle,
dismissed; Trice vs. Harris, dismissed
Greenlaw vs. Greenlaw, title; Siglel
va Schabel, amendment; Greenlaw VI
Greenlaw, showing payment; Ancient
Order United Workmen Va Johnson
complainant released.
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QuarreIs win her Sausband, Then
Suicides.

CLEyELAND. o., November 29.-The
dead body Of Mrs. Alicia Douglass,
vile Of Dell Douglass, a Chicago scene
painter, who had been doing work at
Sandusky, was found in the woods
near the latter place yesterday. Near
the body was a chloroform b 1ttle, and
Mrs. Douglass evidently committed
suicide. She had qusrreled with her
husband last Friday and left him.
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Henry M. stanley.

NEW YORK, November 29.-Henry
M. Stanley lectured in Chickering
Hall tonight to large and apprecia-
tive audience. His subject was "My
African Travels, Explorations and
Works." The Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher introduced the lecturer, who
was greeted with enthusiasm.
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A Schooner and ~ 900 Bushels Of
Corn do Down.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, November 90
Ga Saturday uig1t he schooner Uom-
anche, owIe IN 0sWeeo, laden With
1900 bushes Of corn, irCm Chicago
( Ogdeneburg, ran on a shoal about
three-qu srters OF mile from the west
eide OF Pc Mt Peninsula, on Lake
Ontario, and sunk. The schooner WAS
mmanded by Capt. Becker, Of Os
WeQO
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-30
CriminaI Court-DuBose, Jadge.

Calendar today: 0 liver Bovden,
Dave Colem1n and Louis Jefferson.
The following parties were sentenced
yesterday: Ellick Jones and Solomon
Jones for stealing 900 pounds of cot
ton, four years; Harvey Thomas, as.
SAINT with intent to murder, ten years {;
John Pagan, murder, twenty years.
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A PerceptIbIo Ear1haunke shock.

CHICAGO, LII November "a spe-
cisl from Van Vert o., says: AT 7
o'clock this morning slight shock Of
earthquake was very plainly felt by
the Inhabitants Of this community.
Many people ran out Of their houses,
so percephble was the shock. Sur
rounding towns were called up BY tel
ephone, but none Of them had felt the
shook.
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nnh atarf Tnr Ihn !

A Had start FOR the Yacht OuIiBK.
SAvANNAH,G IA, November 2S.-Oapt.
Cloudman, OF Rondout, N. Y, started
from here in the twenty-four foot
sloop yacht Outing, on a trip around
the world. Before going ten miles he
ian sground on the mud and did not
get Oh until midnight.
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Sam Jonaa's CampniKn CIoyed.

OMAHA, NEB November 29.-Sam
Jones closed three weeks campaign
in Omsha today. At his last meeting
he raised $1,000 for the Young Mems
Chr stiau AS o,iation building. He
left tonight for his home ia Georgia TO
take rest.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, November 29.-
A special to the Eysnin0 Wisconsin
from Manistee, Mich, says the tug A.
p. Wright went ashore three miles
north OF that place at s o'clock this
morning. The crew were rescued by
the Manistee life saving crew. The
tug was towing the schooner A. ].
Dewey, when the line became entan-
gled in her wheel. Thus disabled,
she drified on the beach. Linemsn
Henry Daniorth SWAN ashore at the
rick OF his life and procured assist-
anCe.
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THE b. AND O.'s ENTRANCE
Int New York Causes n Great Deal
of TIOnbIe.

BALTIMORE, MD., November 20. The
Sun Will tomorrow publish the follow
ing: The statements and cou 1ter state
ments concerning negotia ions be.
tween the Baltimore and Ohio and the
Pennsylyania r 'ilTosd Con pany for
en- arrangement by which the Balti-
timore and OHIO could use a portion
of the tracks OF the Pennsylvania cor
poratiop, continue to be q leading
topic in fiuauce end raj road circles.
The Baltimore and Ohio interest had
NOTHING to say beyond merely oracu-
lar utterances that were not salts
flying, because indie finite. Philadsl-
phia has been all along the
center from which the rep1TTsso
emanated, and the situation there
has seemed to change several times.
The latest sta ement was made by the
Phi adelphia Press OF today to the
effect that previous propositions made
to the Baltimore and Ohio road had
not met with the approval Of that
company, and that the Pennsylvania
Dad will make a new offer, which will
include a proposal for the companies
to have freight terminals on Staten
Island and for the Pennsylvania road
to build the Arthur Kill bridge. From
an undoubted authority on the Balti.
more and Ohio roads side, the posi-
ton which that company assumes is
given now with a directness that can
hardly be misunderstood.
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Fine Jewelry al MuIrord's.

$1,000 Reward for Alleged BALLOT
Box "Fixers"
TRENTON, N. j., November 20. The
Republican State Committee today
offered reward Of $1,000 FIR the arrest
and conviction of those implicated in
what they alleged to have been ballot
box 'fxing" in tbs Third Assembly
District
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burglars on Saturday, night. The
thieves secured 1916 IN cash and about
1900 worth of goods, which they car.
iied of in wagon. No elew to the
robbers.
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A Family ChIoroformed nnd Robbed

MILWAUKEE, WIS, November "a
A special 10 the Evening Wisconsin
from Chiffon, Wis, Gays: The amtly
OF Joseph Keller dealer in general
merchandise, WIS ohlorotormed by
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Initial Rings at MuIford's.
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Zinc Walche. nd NInlIor.l's.