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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
OTHER ELECTIONS.
The Result Doubtful I'm Petersburg
but the Citizens Party Sapguine.

Especial telegIams TO the Dlspatcn.I
PETERSBURG, Va, May 27.-The result OF
the munich al election here to-day caunot
be stated at midnight, and il is hard to say
whether the Citizens movement has tri-
umphed. or whether TIE Republicans have
been victorioUs. This evening. when
the polls were about to be closed IN the
sixth ward. several Republicans forced
their way irto the pollng-place. Mr. Akers.
one Of the judges, thefcapon carried the
box 10 the City Strgean's Office, bat later
in the evening, acting under the advice oil
rcprC scntativrs Of both parties. carried the
lcx hack TO the voting precinct. with
this tXct ption the election passed on gut
city. At midnight the Citizens are san
guiue Of success.
The DEMOCRATIC TICKET ELECTED IN NOR
FOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
NORFOLK. Va. Nay 27.-The canvass OF
the vote cast here TODAY sill not be con-
cludcd until a late hour, and the figures
cannot be named, but the complete Demo-
cratic ticket, with Barton Meyers for mayor,
has been elected hy about 300 majority.
The negro vote was greatly reducc5, and IN
their stronghold Qhe Fourth Ward) only
fCw voters were at the polls when they
closed. Many negroes voted the Democratic
ticket.
In Portsmouth the Democrats ticket was
opposed by Independents for mayor and
high constable. the Republicans declining
10 run IL regular ticket. Mayor Baird was
reelected, for the 9th term, with the re-
mqindcr OF the Democratic ticket.
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IL LYNCHBURG.
LYNonBuEc. VA, May 27.--The election
g., es cf n hprq
DAY. The only contest was for the office OF
mayor, James NJ. Mclaughlin, a knight
cf Labor, and one OF the most popular
Irishmcn in Lynchburg, opposing ". c.
Manson, Democratic nominee, and present
incumbent. Mclaughlin ran a. an lnde-
pendent. Total vote polied, 1921; Man
sons majority, leG.
sTACNTON.
STAUNToS, VA. May 27.-The election
was warmly contested an day. Nearly
full vote was polled. Iost (Republican) Is
elected mayor over Gordon (DemocraO,
primary nominee; lloge tDem0crat)' prl-
mary nominee. is elected Oyel Crowdcr,
anfi.primary. The First Ward elected n
solid anti-primary Council ticket; the
Second Ward three primary Democrats,
one anti-primary Democrat, and two Re
pLbllchns.
DANYILLE.
There was no opposition TO the Demo-
cratic ticket to-day, and the whole ticket
WAS. elected-as follows: Mayor, X y
i"l hfn"ts ~'.s o. 10y jam. fFoOh :
Commonwealth Attorney, Henry f..
BaTksOaie; Commis siOner OF the Revenue,
Willigm +. Boissesu; Treasurer, =. Il.
Jones.
WILLIAMSBURG.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, May 27.-The city
election here to-day passed of quietly, and
resulted. az usual, in a Republican victory,
though their majOritIes were not rs large
as heretofore.
ALEXANDRIA.
ALEXANDRIA. May 27.-The election for
city officers here to-day resulted i'm the
choice Of all the Democratic nominees
without opposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
Tne osoa Templars Esd oeveessa

The Governor received the following ~
ter Yesterday:
RrcRxoSp. Va. Msv25, lso@
To HIS Ezceilency Fitshvgh Ire, 0oSNso'
or lnginiG:
Dear sir. The Ripht Worthy GfAnQ
Lodge Of independent Order of ooo0
Tenn,ars, now IN session 10 the ball Of sho
House Of Delegates, desire 10 call on you
as the Chief Magistrate of Nirgtnia a. ven
as you personally. and wish for you 70
fix the time aud plice when and wnero
the members of this body may see yous
Many OF this Lodge followed you aud our
.Lost Gauss" and many were on the
other side.
Yours very truly, J. Y. STrpss.
Governor Lee a, once replied as follows:
May %. 1885.
Hon. j. N. Stubs, Ghairman Loc1l CoEa.
mitfee of indepcHdeRt 0r,iCr Good Isa-
piarS. Richmond, Fa.:
Nv Dear sir,--I have he honor 10 sc-
know ledge the receipt Of your eommnniea'
tion. Twill leave Richmond this afternoon,
having promised 10 attend an entertainment
at Hampton given for the benefit OF the
Male Orphan Asylum 81 this city. return
here, however. Tomorrow. and it viii give
NE grest pleasure 20 receive the members OF
the Grand Lodge at my olice al the Capitol
any time Tomorrow from T. VI. TO ST. NJ, OF
Il the Governors Mansion 10 morrow night
from Q 10 II O'Clock.
BE kind enough 10 say 10 the members 81
your body that welcome them TO Virginia
with great pleasure, aud convey To them
my best wishes for their health and happi'
ness.
am, very respectfully and truly yours.
FIrZHUgn LEE.
The Good Tcmplars Will call on the Gov.
crnor this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
Tempasnnce Neefing.

The temperance meeting at the Grace.
street Baptist church under the auspices
Of Rescue Lodge Of Good Templars was
well attended.
n. Il. Broughton, grand worthy CHIEF
templar oi North Carolina, presided. and
PRAYER was offered by Rev. W. w. Wood.
W. Mmtin Jones, Esq. past grand
worthy chief remplar OF New York. was
present.
Able addresses were made by Hon. John
H. Finch. right worthy grand templar, and
". Martin Jones, past grand worthy CHIEF
tcmplar OF New York.
Mr.. Finch. in bis address against the
liquor trallc, was strongly applluded.
Mrs. \. \. Broohb bauk, OF IL diana. sang
very sWeytly "SaVe the Boy" and "a
Thousand Years.
Duet by Mrs. Brookbank and Eli Miller,
Of Indiara. Drifting Away"
Tbcse were greatly enjoyed by the audi.
p0Ce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
Personals ana Briers.

The annual picnic aud dinner Of the
Richmond u0wit2eIs viii be held At Provi-
Gcncc Forge on June nth.
TIE cashiers Of orr city banks request all
persons having notes maturing on Monday,
May 3lSt, 10 pay them on Saturday, May
2gth. in order that the officers III the banks
may participate IN the memorial exercises.
Mr.. W. ". Wysor. formerly editor OF the
IuidSH PeoPie. and last winter commit-
tee.clerk in the House of Delegates, gen.
tleman of fine ability and character. terse
and vigorous writer, has become member
Of the wing editorial staff, aud Us heartily
welcomed into the journalistic fraternity Of
Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
neatt or Mr Hahn Iaae..tor

Mr.. John j. Lancaster, who died In New
York on Monday last, was at the opening
Of the war engaged in business in the old
firm OF John \. Lancaster x Son. Upon
the call 10 arms he was among the first T.
offer his services to his State. and served to
the close at AppomattoX Courthouse In the
Otey battery. As in peace he was dlstlu-
guished for bis conscientiouness and gene.
rous impulses and lufiexible integrity, so
In war he was known among hts fellow.
soldiers for courage, promptness. fidelity,
and devotion 10 duty. He was the main
stay OF his fathers family, and the ready
and unseifish friend TO all with whom he
was connected. lie was about forty.nIne
years old. He was buried at Yonkers,
MY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
philharmonic Reorxani.ed.

4 meeting was held last evening at the
practice room of the Mozart Association 10
organize 4 male chorus society. II Il prac-
tically q Reorganization Of the old Phihar-
monic Society. They will begin real work
next Thursday night, with twenty-eight
members; aud. with Professor Jacob Rein
harui Through whose efforts the movement
i iuaugurat,d) rs director, the society viii
uudoulicdIv succeed. The members en-
rolled embrace many Of the finest male
voices IN the city. There are six drst
tenors. five second ,cnors, nine trst basses,
and eight second b1sses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
Tho Fire Last Night.

Between IL and IL O'Clock last night an
alarm OF fire was sent in from Station 10.
caused by the burning OF framed dwell
iDg-bouse owned and occupied by James
Garnes, situated on Taylor between wash
ington and Lady streets 0ust beyond tne
corporate lImits). The IRE department III
the upper district responded, bat all the
hose on two OF the reefs was not enough to
reach the spot. and so II had TO be lett 10
burn out. The property was insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
Manchester.

The election here yesterday was quiet
and orderly. Only one disturbance occur
red-a difficulty between two eolored meo-
and this was broken up before anything
serious resulted. The vote was about a.
large as that east two years ago, and the
largest portion Of the voting was done be-
fore noon. The only contests for city Of
fees was for Mayor, Treasurer, and High
Constable, for which Taylor, Bronaugh.
aud Lithgow respectively were each elected
by handsome maiorilies. They are all
Democrats, and the two former have nlied
their respective Offices for a number OF
years In the most satisfactory manner.
Mr.. Lithgow Is a sterling young Demo-
crat and will make good oiiicer. NO
other opposition candidates were brought
out except John Hewlett and Coleman III.
Robinson fboth colored), for councilman
and iustiee Of the peace in the Third Ward
In opposition to Or. X. w. Brodnax and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
Gfreuft COuYis.

The times of meeting OF the Circuit
Courts in the Eighth and Ninth Judicial
circuits, as appears iu the table in printed
Acts Of lse5cs6, are the times when said
courts win meet after January 1, 1887.
The times Of their meeting for the year
1855 are those that appear 10 the table In
printed Acts Of the Extra Session OF 1884.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
FOR COMMON COUNCIL.

FOR COMMON COUNCIL.
First Ward: A. c. Jones, 216; I. III.
Fisher. o; Toler, 1.
second Ward: William Walsh. 231.
Third Ward DR.. r. w. Brodnax, l6S;
John Hewlett, (colored) 2l2.
Fourth Ward: John 0Brien, 314; I. NJ.
Fisher, 90.
FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
First ward: ]. II. Fitzgerald, l50; j.
". C8udle, ~.
Second Ward: James NJ Perdue. 22S.
Third Ward: a. W. Rountree, 15j; {.
II. Robinson, (colored) 2l7.
Fourth Ward: J. +. Robinson, $40.
Scattering 9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
Alrieill Pure.

No mercury, hut purely vegetable. We
refer TO Dr. Dayid's Vegetable Liyer-Pilis.
n you suffer with dyspepsia, Indigestion,
bIiousne>s, sick.headache. constipation, or
any disease Of The liver. get box contain.
ing tweuty.Gye) of DR.. Dayld's Llyer-pIlIs
and take them by the directions around the
box. and you will be cured. Price IS
cent?, five boxes for FL, eyerywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28

The young ladies Of Grace Episcopal
church will give lawn party on the cor
ner OF Franklin and Henry streets tonight
and to.mOrr " night. straw wberrIes and
delicaeies will be served. A band Of
music will be present and Companies q
and +. OIL the Fist regiment, will attend In
uniform.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28

hA1bh &As
Vpto4A. VI. returns had been received
from all the precincts in the city except
two. For these fair estimates are given of
he vote for Sergeant.
The aggregate Of the vote for Mayor and
other uucontcsted offices could not be OBJ
taiucd ia full in time for this issue.
WGEN THEY co IN.
The members oi the City Council elected
on Yesterday will 90 Into Office on July the
lst-fhe Aldermen for four years, the Com
men Councimen for two.
TO BE ELECTED.
The city Council, besides being the legis-
latiye body OF the city, elects the City At
torney, CITY Engineer and assistants, SUI
perintcndcnt Of the Water Works, Gas
Inspector. Police Justice, Clerk Of the Po-
lice Justice, superintendent OF the Aims
house. SURGEON OF the Amshouse, Clerks
Of the Markets. Weighmaster OF the City
Scales, Gauger, City Clerk, Chief OF the
Fire Department. and fills dozens OF other
positions, either by its own vote or through
its committees.
v1TE FOR GOVERNOR.
The vote here last November was a. FOL.
lows:
IIo
Zz4
Lees maIority..............................2.4 4e2
Total vote for Governor, 2,9i0.
Tue REFORMERs' PLATFORM.
The platform upon which the Reiormers
went into thi, fight i ~ follows:
In presenting ourselves TO the general
public, in what may be by some considered
a new departure, we desire careful read
ing OF The following:
In exercising the right Of suffrage ali
should be left free in their efforts TO secure
" the greatest good to the greatest num-
ber." and on all such we call most earnestly
TO assist us in obtaining the ends herein
after set forth.
II should be borne in mind by all. when
exercising The right Of franchise. that most
OF the objects herein set forth can only be
obtained through legislation. and that il Is
the duty OF all 10 assist and support by
their votes such candidates only Is will
smrcs rlIc thelr support to the following mea.
/, We desire O. party:
worth. not wealth, be dBastrlai ana moral
standard Of individual ard nati6iIaaaic a true
ness.
>. We desire to SCENE to the industrial
classos the full enjoyment OF the wealth
they create, sufficient leisure in which to
develop their intellectual. moral. and So
cial faculties. 10 enable them TO share in
the gains and Lonors Of advancing ciyliza-
tion.
8. We desire that all wage-workers bc
paid weekly by the city in lawful money.
4. We desire the abolition Of the contract
system on municipal works.
3. We desire absolute discountenance OF
imported foreign labor under contract.
6. And particularly do we demand that
all efforts at contracting for the erection OF
our future City Hall be at once, IL at all
practicable, discontinued, and that its con-
structiOn be performed by day labor aud Of
Virginia material a. far as practicable in
the slfictcst sense OF the word.
:. We desire that the most rigid economy
in all municipal affairs be exercised, so as
no longer to overburden the power OF in
du>try. To this end we submit for your
suffrage the nominees Of this convention to
represent our desires in the two branches
OF our city government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
DRESS TRIMMINGS.

BUTTONS. PRINCES. GIMPS. HEADED
ORNAMENTS. CORDS, Blu = T l. y
SPRINGS. SEWING-SlLK, TWIST,
LlNINGS, &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
Free rurtle-soap To- Day.

Mr.. Gus Mlddendorf invites hi, friends TO
call to-day between IL and O'Clock and
get some Of his delicious Turtle.SOup. He
Keeps the best Liquors and Lager Beer In
the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
No Mtsfaks

IL IS q positive fact that We are selling
our stock OF Clothing at prime cost TO make
a change In our business.
J.. B. SPENCE 4 SON,
Ninth and Maiu streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
FANS

PALM-LEAF, IN all of the new shapes and
OF all qualities. from &c. TO 25o.
JAPANESE-FLAT and FOLDlNG-from
&c. up to 75o.
A large assortment OF SILK. LINEN, and
FEATHER FANS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
Police Court.

The following eases were disposed OF
yesterday:
Jack Corr (colorcd), abusing Lettle Hill.
Dismissed.
James Cmrie. assaulling and beating his
wife. Dismissed.
nard Hicks with stick in the street.
Fined S5 aud costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
SxoKE TkIxY CIsARs.
SMOKE rRIxy eIoARs.

THE pIsrArcH JoB-PsrSrrTo HOUSE u
thoroughly equipped to do oil kinds Of
Book AND JoB-PRIsrISo ct the shosssst
notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
DRESS GOODS.

Everything nice and new at prices 10 sult
ali purses. You can DO suited by look
ing at our stock.
AII-WOOL BLACK HUNTING AZ l2Sc. O
yard worth 2Oc.. aud no mistake:
Big bargains I'm all kinds Of SILK DRESS
GOODS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
ron both tickets.
CLAY W RD.
FOR BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
JACKSON WARD.

Returns from only two precincts OF this
ward were received up 10 A. VI. The
figures from these precincts, together with
estimates Of the result OF the other two,
Indicate that the following ticket was
elected:
Board oi Aldermen james Bahen.
Common Council: j. +. Farrar, f.
Archer. Il. Il. Jones, j. Z. Griffin, and
james II. Hayes.
Justice, Of the Peace: =. B. Shorts,
Lewis Stewart, and Payne Ransom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
PARASOLS.

TWO HUNDRED added to our stock make
II very complete. We also snow an linz
mense stock OF UMBRELLAS. All 10
be sold at low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
RABY-CARRIAGES,

The largest stock in the city at the lowest
prices. No such an assortment can be
found elsewhere, A save OF nom % 10
SIS can be made by buying OF US
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28

GEYTLEMEN'sFURNIsHING GOODS.
Everything In this line ut the lowest
prices ,o,,, IN,
A full assortment OF CELLULOlD coll
LEVY & DAVIS,
myI4 l0l7 and 1919 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28

ROOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
~ ExECurED At TH1 DlsPAxOg
PRlNTIN0~UOUaR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28

DoN'T DISGUST EVERY @ oVOf
bui wee Dr. sages Catauh Remedy and be
cured.
"IFEEL 80 WE'LL"
"I want 90 thank you Tor falling me OF
Dr pierce's FaVorite Prescription" writes
a isdv 10 her friend For long time
Was upfit 70 attend o the work OF my horse
bold. I kept about, bat ! felt thoroughly
n,is.rab Bile. ] had terrible backaches. and
hea,,pe..iown sensstions Across me. aud
Was ourte weak and discouraged / sent
and eoi some Of the medicine after receiv-
Ing your letter. and 10 has cured me. l
hardly know myself feel so well.
ALL PLAYED OUT"
'Don't know what ats me lately. Can't
eat well--cen't sleep well. Can't work, and
don't enjoy doing anything. Amt really
sick. aud really amt well. Feel all kind o.
played out. somehow" That is what scores
Of men say every day. II they would take
Dr. Pietces Golden Medical Discovery
they would soon have no occasion TO say it.
II puTifes the blood. tones up the system
aud fortires it aga inst disease. IL a great
anti. bilious remedy as well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28
VELVETS.

PLAIN. STRIPED. and BRoCADED VEL
VETS and NELVErEENs, to trim all
the latest STYLES OF DRESS GOODS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28

SMOKE rxIxY cIeAsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28

Tie afternoon train for West Point and
the 1925 T.. VI. train for the South left on
time aS usual. The track was so COM
pletcly cleared that there was not a car or
locomotive left between West Point and
Danville, and trains resumed schedule time
Yesterday afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28

There was no opposition TO the Demo-
cratic ticket to-day, and the whole ticket
VAS electcd-as follows: Mayor, X. Y;
faiAst.s', 90. -----., VaD',. rTUod :;
C0mmOnwealih's Attorney, Henry f..
BarkSoaie; Commis ,iOner OF the Revenue
Willism Z. BoisSeau; Treasurer, p. L.
Jones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-28

The officers, sectior-maSters, laborers,
and in fact every man engaged, seemed TO
enter upon the work with fine spirit aud
commcndablc pride, and there was not 4
hitch or an obstruction along the whole
line. Everything moved with the ereguiarity
and precision OF clOckWork.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-09-13


The Des Moiues drug stores are now
closed on Sundays.
There are said to be 500 opium smokers
in the city Of Boston.
According to the laws OF Ohio boycott
ting and blackmailing are synonymous
terms.
A special committee on railroad axles
has reported that iron axles are safer
than steel axles.
1t is well said that the most prosperous
farmers are those who produce the food
for their families.
The dahlia derived it's name from the
Swedish botanist, Prof. Dahl, who frat
cultivated it.
Red ants will never be found in closets
or drawers if a small bag of sulphur is
kept in those places.
There are more people who wear glasses
in Philadelphia than in New York and
Boston combined.
A Philadelphia oyster dealer has o
horse that eats oysters on the half she'll
with remarkable relish.
A mathematician estimates that ma
chine of one horsepower would keep 81
0O0, 900 watches running.
A European economist reckons that
there are on the face Of the globe AZ ,500,-
600 head OF cattle and l05, 900, 900 sheep.
The marble capital of Connecticut at
Hartford, 300 feet long, is said by engi-
neers to be three inches longer in Sum-
mer than in Winter.
The monthly observations Of the Wash.
ington Monument show that il has sunk
four inches since the laying of tho foun.
datiop.
Sheridan's famous horse that carried
him to Winchester is now in the Govern
ment Museum at Governors Island. New
York Harbor.
1t has been discovered that the heavy
grass which encroaches upon the water
ways of Canada prevents malaria and
diarrhea, and is excellent food for fish.
Earthquake proof buildings are of two
kinds-those as strong as steel box and
those built like wicker baskets. Many
of the latter sort are in use in Java.
The Order OF Foresters. with a mem
bership of 647,077 and capital for
benevolent purposes of f3,7l9. 500, is. it
is asserted. the largest friendly society 10
the world.
Ocean waves caused by earthquakes
are telegraphic. Those started in jap
anese waters on August 27. 1888, were
registered by tide gauges on the Califor-
nis coast the same day.
The longest drought that ever occurred
in the Eastern States was in the Summer
of 1862, when no rain fell from the lst of
May to the lst OF September, and many
OF the inhabitants sent to England for
hay and grain.
The obelisk known as Cleopatra's
Needle. in Central Park, New York, ac-
cording to the Graphic, is crumbling to
dust under the action of the wind, water
aud patent preservative. The only way
to preserve it is to put it under cover.
The oldest seaworthy yacht in Boston
waters, and probably in any American
waters, is said to be the Fairy, owned by
Edmund j. Baker of Dorchester Lower
Mills. She was built in Boston fifty-six
years ago, and Mr.. Baker has owned her
fifty-fve years, and he has used her
every Summer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-09-13

Upnncv On. FLrNT's HEART RxMEDr rapidly
DiVtVJs removes t.ie e.lusion in cases oi
Oropsy, which Is due In most cases to some
disease OF tho heart or general circulation.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-09-13

TO AND FROM THE DEPOT.
A GOOD TEAM 10 always ready to take all
persons to and from the Depot and Hotel free
Of charge.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-09-13
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