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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16
The EPINCOPAzlANS.
The Delegates Assem- bling at siaun-
Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l


STANTON, VA, MaY l5.-The ninety-third
sunusl Council OF the Episcopal Church Ia
the Diocese Of Virginia will meet here to-
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock. Right Roy.
A. NJ. Rudolph, assistant bishop OF the d.
oce,e, will preside IN toe absence Of Bishop
White, who IS detained on account OF bis
health A majority Of the clerical snd lay
delegates have already arrived, and have
been Hospitality CHARTERED.
The opening sermon tomorrow will be
delivered by Rev. Lewis W. Burton, OF 81.
Johns church, Richmond. There viii be
the usual attendance from various parishes
In the state, but no special or exciting queS-
lions will. IL is now believed, come up,
The proposition TO change the name OF the
Church, which II was expected would be In.
troduced, will not be reported upon by the
chafmap.
Al the services tonight Bishop Randolph
preached.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16
virginia News Notes.

Mrs. Lucy Robinson, an aged lady oil
West Point, died Sunday.
Mr.. J. J. Carsy died suddenly at Dunns-
Vile, Essex county, FRIDAY.
Saturday the neighborhood OF Picketts
was swept by damaging hall-storm.
wcstyllle and Chesapeake districts, Ma.
thews county, voted against liquor-lceuse
Saturday. PiaDkiiank went "dry" two
years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16
INSTANTLY KILLED.
TAO Explosion OF a saw-Ii,I Boiler
neot;l OF IS Lady.
Special telegram 70 the Dispatch.I

special telegram 70 ths Dl@pAtch.I
EAsTyuLE, Va, Nay l5.-The saw-mill OF
T. ). Smith, near Napp,burS. wa entirely
DESTROYED on Yesterday aflerloon by the
bursting Of me boiler. The engineer. Cop
tain +. y. llult. vas instantly killed. He
was considered most careful man and at
tended 10 his business in most satisfactory
manner, and the owner is st loss 10 account
Tor The explosion unless IL wa caused By =
defect in the boiler. Mr.. Holt Wss thirty.
five years of age and leaves widow and
four children. Tobc Sar,ge. smother en-
ployG, was fatally wounded. His attending
physician says be cluuot possibly recover.
iir. Smith says his loss VIII exceed $1,000.
Mrs. h,theT Nottingham, most eStimabie
lady OF ihis place, did last night OF paralysis,
Al he advanced age Of eighly-fve Ycars. She
leaves considerable property, which will 20
TO her daughter, Mrs. G., W. Bell.
Straw berries and peas are ripening very
fast, and within another week large ship
ments Will be ma e. Some small shipments
have already been sent ~ northern markets.
The potato crop is not so seriously injured
by the cold aud wet Wcalhcr as was sup
posed. The crop will probably be the
largest fOr many years past.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16

All letters and kilograms must be addressed
bTHR DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will no, be re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16

RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TSRMSAD
RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA, April 10. 1894.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y general meeting % tho STOCKHOLDERS
OF TIE RICHMOND AND WEST POINT IEk-
NINAL RAILWAY And WAREHOUSE COM
PANY will he held at the Ballard House, 10 the
city Of hichmoHd, on THURSDAY the 3Ist day OF
MAY, lsSS, At 3 Z. NJ.
ma Board Of Directors call this meeting be
Cause they have learned through tho pubic
press that stockholders holding at least one
tenth OF the capital stock OF tho company desire
and nave called such Il meeting. Although no
Cririgl communication has boon addressed 90
tho Board this call IA made In order that DO pos
slplo irregulsrity interfere with ths legality
OF tho proposed meeting.
Tho transfer books Of tho company will be
closed on the ls;h day Of Nay, 1859, al o'clock
T.. 81. and will reopen on the lst day Of June,
1888 40 I'D A. ". X BROOKE,
ap 2QeOdtMY20&tdtd Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16

raIlrosd, and II Is thought that the county
has gone against Il. II the caunty IA against
the railroad the rpsd will 90 through Wise
county, II Is thought. Then this county Is
forever cut OF from road that will be Of
any use 10 It.
The people In Dickerson county voted on
the same day and news has reached here that
Dickerson went against the subscription.
Doy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16
Rusneil aud Dsckerson.

Correspondents OF the Richmond Dispsich.l
LEBANON, Va, May IA, 1855.
The commencement exercises OF the lie.
banon High school cIosed on the night Of
the 10th with an address to the school by
David Anderson AID az address before the
literary society by B. Lacy Doge.
The railroad election passed of very
quietly here on Saturday and Il was the
same all over the county, except on Copper
Creek, from which place the news has
reached US that row occurred there on
Saturday aud ore man was badly cut
in tue neck. his name | have not heard.
Tits place gave III majority against the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16

PITTSBURGH, Nay i5.--The employees OF
Singer, Nimick & Co., irsn manufacturers,
have been notified that their wages will be
reduced 10 per cent. May 2stb. An advance
Was granted 10 February, 1887, and the pro-
posed reduction will make wages the same
as they were prior 10 that advance. About
thousand men are affected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16
FAIR AND BAZAAR.
RICHMOND THEATRE,

commencing
MONDAY. NAY IA, 1883, at S o'clock P NJ
The following ladies' have been selected as
heads of tablos:
No. LEFT, Cathedral table, Mrs Maggie.
30. 2-Kight Norfolk table, Miss Kate Edger-
ton.
No. 3-Left, Cathedral table, Mrs c. Brooks
No. Alright. 5lrs. f. 7. Burke.
40. LEFT. Mrs. VI. A. Reddy.
No. 6--Centre, supper table. Mrs. DR.. Allen.
No. hight, Refreshments. Mrs. ID. Columbus
There viii Also be fancy booths, among which
will be a Flower Bower ia charge Of Mrs. Robert
). Christian. Different ATTRACTIONS every night.
Music ~ Theatre Orchesrs.
my l3 MRS. WILLIAM RANKIN, President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16

The Denver Nt,os propounds this: y
North Carolina should actually 90 Republic
can aext fail what would its Governor say
then to the Governor OF South Carolina -
He would probably swear--oG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16

The Philadelphia IaqGrcr saws; We have
expended all orr adicctiyes upon the ineX.
pressbly villainOus wretch who wrecks rail
road trains" Now expend a little rope.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16
Has Reached Franklin.

FRANKLIN, Va. May 15.-The first train OF
the Atlantic and Danville Railway Company
reached Franklin tonight. They have their
track laid into the town. and will commence
LAYING rail- between here aud Jerusalem TO-.
morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16

PORTLAND, ORE, Nay 1.-THE entire
business portion Of Goldendale. Washington
Territory, was swept away by Gre yesterday.
The town had no fire department. The loss
will reach $4,000 aud insurance $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16
DIssOLUrIoNs & PARTNERSHIP
INV INWNf ny IT. 9lII-s
NEW BUSINESS NOTICE.
A CARD.

Having concluded iodevote my entire time and
attention o. the MANUFACTURES OF CIGARS
AND CHEkOOTS FOR TIE JOBbING TRADE
ONLY have sold my !obbing busiRsss 10
tobacco aud cigars 10 Nessrs q. w. Whitaker
and Moees lander, 70 he carried On under
Inc hrm-nsms OF WHITAKER, LANDER
a CO., they continuing a. the zane stand
no. II Governor street, In the iobblng OF
tobacco and cigars IS formerly carried on by me.
Thankful for psstfayors. aud askizg a consinu-
ence u the same to the new nrn, remain
Yours respectfully,
=. NnifLoCK-
Owing 70 the above change 1 kindly ask all
who are indebted 70 me 70 settle their accounts
elthof through Dir. Whitaker at No. II Coyerno or
street, or ~ my factory, 2D4 aud eOle east Frank
In street Respectfully,
my Him =. N6fTLocK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16

BoULANGCR says he is opposed to war; bu,
he has a mighty poor way Of showing it.

The solution Of the hen problem IS very
simple. First catch your hen aud hali,
aud then it is easy enough to figure out the
matter il YOU know how.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16
"a EE rEAGa.
MEDICAL COLLEGE or VIKsINTA.(
RICHMOND, Nay 9. 1855,

HItHHUND, hhJ =, 10y,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ TIE BOARD OF VISITORS OF THE
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA will meet
at l2 O'Clock n. JUNE %. lsss. a. the college
building, In this city, 70 elect a professor 20 al
the vacancy In the chair OF Anatomy occasioned
by the resignation Of Professor George Ben.
Johnston.
Applicants for tho position will please address
their letters TO JOIN r. COOPER,
Clerk Medical College Of virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16

Boils, pimples, hives, rlngworm, letter,
and ali other manifestations ofimpure blood,
are cured by Hoods sarsaparllia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16

GASTON'S SILVER COMPOUND
II will psrfsety rsplato on your old rra g..
Silver or piatsdr ware. Does not f8furs De n ..t
ware. 10 also p.ii-h3s aad cleaaA l ...
vholes6lo OF retail ~
T.. WAGNER. DrUf..
nv lGI-. ca-la- ----L a-L ---.- -------
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16
No. 8 EAgT SIXTY-stXTH STREET, !
NEw IORE, May II, 1883.


sly Dear Sir,-i our k.ni invitation Il received
tla.ienj Inc ceremonies u unyeiilnF the muuu-
fnuEt On the SPOT whore General Thomas i. Jack
SOM Confederate Siatos army, received his NOR
tai wound. have often heard my father Gem
oval Grant speak Of General Ja'E'on whom he
knew intimately. both as = cadet a. West Point
AID 2s an ofYicor in tho regular ermy. NY father
alIbys spoke in the most complimentary terms
~ Aim, uuti have grown up 10 look upon
Stop-we'i" u ksOn az tbs HaYol0c6 Of tho
Confederate army
iNl, cu ,.a,vr - avail myself Of your invita-
zion 10 le CT CEenColOrsyille upon the date
named for tho unNeiitng.
Yours yory truly L. ID. GRANT.
\ fearful Nind-slorm prevailed in Stafford
cousty Ou last saturday evening". which
blew down trees and fences and did con-
siderable damage 10 crops. Eli.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16
Success, Success.
The Unprecedented Bargain Sale in
OH NILTIN nFpAflTs.f

The Unprecedented Bsfgaln Sale ip
OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
has enabled Us 20 DUPLICATE FORMER Pts
CHAsEs AT REDUCED PRICES, and fDr ma
NENTS.
LADIES', MIsSES'. AND CHUDRESs Ua~s
AND BONNEIS,
Ia Rough and Ready. Union, Milan. and Yrc.L
n9r B-aid,
p CENTS.
Those are ;hs usual quality for which yo1 t,,.
been paying 81, o., -, Sc. and g.
wo have also male sweeping rsd1cusn o.,
Si'l per cont iu prices d LADIES COLoGgD
kNGLlsh MILAN HATS ani B1NAEIs al
MISSES aud CBILDRENis TRIMdED And ~
TRIMMED SAILORS.
Ribbons, Ribbons
We opened a complete line 4 all mo aes.ri
desirable an Ldcs aud coiors Ia kiBBIh- E.,
Say morning. Gst prices tom an fhs oI-r
houses VINO pretend ~ handle kIbtarr. r..
come 20 us aod be convinced IA 20 pro .s .,
than Tie lowest on FiRSf-CLAss HIBggh..
SPECIAL sALE or LACRCArs.
This yeok We shan place On 'a'o slr tss.,-
ful styies EMBROIDERED and .iIhHE1 a.s
MANDY. ROUND, and DUICu CAPS q.
- CENTS.
The above are nudols'edIy no ,ory beat van.
ever ofered ar THIS priro. We are also sh.s L,
a very conplota Inc ~ COCA 400 ltAia, n.f u
and MUSLIN GAPS az very low nylrss
BUYERS. ]. cost yol no'hing % examine a,
bargains az a'Frrl eo. i1 ln UOlfi. .aI ..
mast CAL and - yolr0wn Judge. Son c.. ..
only appreciate our advertise .aent an1 r.. %
doing business Our doors are oren Q. OH U.r
saoslacios wall 10 pleased o. Uait o. g.4.
Hc1[1> ~1,1- r =,
80 EAST BROAD STREET
lmy 9.Wkfl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16
FREOERiCEsBUEC.
Ehe Jackson MOHument-Lettcrf from
CoIonol Fredertrlt Erouf


tCorre soondencc Of tho Richmond Dspatch.l
MAY -. 1883.
The iuueral 81 the late Jesse McCaIev.
no dlrd at be residence intbis place on last
sunday evening, in the G'ty.siXth year OF his
age, took place from toe Baptist church, Of
which he was i member. to-day. His Re-
mains were followed % tie grave by large
number Of sympathlZlng irieu1s.
Mcs,fs 4. q. Merchant, Charles Wallace,
and T. NcCracken. delegates 10 the Norfolk
Convention, left to-day for that city to at
tend tie convention which meets there to-
morrow.
The arrangements for the unyeiing OF the
SiOncSali JACKSON monument, which takes
place on the 18th OF June. are progressing
rlpidly, and large crowd is expected. The
following letter has been received from Colo
mel Frederick d. Grant:
No 9 FAyT STVTY-gTYTW STREET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16
EOUND AT LAST.
4 POSITIVE PREVENTIVE or CHOLERA f
HOGS AND Fowls AND AClAAl.
USED ~ TlME
InR GREAT KrNIERN rNnLLnl nm

Is no remedy Used sucress,uily f1ry1arf .a
West introduced East now FOR lhs art ti..
Iona jack Tobacco Is knoFu thr'uF.
world. All 20 f. as cisunglisEei Lsr.. -..
proprietor, JOHN y. gAaKoi f., tr.L SEQ rHat
SAYS. For some months past have boon M
the GREAT WEST hhs CHOLERA CURE rI ...
Vent cholera 10 NY h9gA ald sitn tho u.'.
factory re8lltA NlLs Others "a tun slC I..I
my plantation have beeu troubled Hl.l N.'.
ribls soourgs my focs have been rr .irr I
from IT, and believe she liberal uso oi f...
uaDlo medicine VIII euuro.y prevent "a
Mr.. kLlAs q. payne. u Adams lfua ... r.
Payne, says. Il hayr very Ono chictn.r.
llink a great deal of thesG. N0t long H..
~ lch o. my rcgrek ~ cholera broke 0at
thom. All nero drcopy. othurB very 90 Is
some died. ana thought tgoulf lose ali oi ' ".
WA advised ~ use tAs WhsiEkh CHOLERA
CURE. and diI -. The clfc1t RGi 4ill0sl ultg.. a
They commepced irpr0ving "a ouoa NO mos.
died, ana in Two or 1reo days M9g rare all Sr
and thrifty. and nlt Ono has booo rscS sil.a
Y Oh arc authorized % give 70 ny upai emf
eiasac endorsadon, and I recommend 81 -f'
both as 6 preventive and cure 0tenickea ct9.8f
For saio everywhere.
Price 81 and y osnts. seut - any address "a
the United statos upon rocoig. Of Lao Dula.
Trade supplied By
FAULKNER & CHAfGULL
Wholesale DrggTlsts, LyuChb4rF. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16

"f have used many remedies for dyspepsia
liver affection, and debility, but never have found
anything 70 beDeGt 70 tie oxteRt that simmons
Liver Regulator has. / ssEt from Minnesota 70
Georgia fer the remedy aud WeGl1 have sent fur
ther for such medicine. ! ueulJ ADVISE all who
are similarly Affected 70 give IL trial - Il seems
the only thing that nsver fails to relsve.n-P N.
JAHEgY, Minneapolis, MINI.
Examine 10 see that you get the genuine, dis
tlnEuishsd from all frauds and limitations By eur
red Trademark on front Of wrapper, aud on
the side tbs seal aad signature Of J. II. Zelnn q
Co. my ii-f,su ,WaW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16
NOTICE OF MEETING.
~ We, the undersigned, stockholders Of tbs
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT
TERMINAL RAILWAY


WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
holding together ono tenth and more OF the capt.
toll stock OF tho ssid company, hereby call gon-
eral meeting OF tho stockholders Of said COM
pAny, 70 DO hold az Ballard House Han, Ia tho
city " Richmond, on the 3lsT DAY OF MAY, at
o'clock I'm tho afternoon Of that day.
This call is made Tor the purpose OF requiring
the record Of the proceedings Of the Board OF
Directors and the transfer books and stock
iedg 20 be produced 10 the stockholders a. said
meeting: OF examining generally in-o ne affairs
~ tho company: Of considering the edvisaoiity
Of electing new president and a new board 81
directors IN place Of tue present board, aud Of
clortng new president and new board OF d.
rectors II 10 shall bo determined that It IS to the
Interest Of the company 80 10 %.
ii. b. HOLLlNS & CO,
WILLIAM LIBBY.
=. ). GOODHART 8 CO.,
bLUN i ST. GOAR
HALLGABTEN & Co,
FRED. TAY LCR & CO.,
h. ". CLARK,
II. NICHOLAS.
ISAAC j.. RICE,
KOHN, TOPPER & CO.,
II. DUkAND.
J. l.. CARROLL,
LB. NEWCONBE E CO,
H. +. GOLBSCHMiDT s. CO.,
De NEUfFllLE & CO.,
JAMES VI. LEOPOLD s. CO,
ROlISpON 81 BASS.
&. SCHUMACHER 4 CO.,
RUDOLPH kEPPLER,
CAIN q CO.,
spi7td CLORGE Z. WILDE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16

LINCOLN, NEB., May 15.-Hon. james
Laird was renominsted for Congress IN the
Second Nebraska district al Hastings yesler-
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16
WTARwICK-PARK TRANsPoRTA-

WTARWICK-PARK TRANSPORTA-
w TON COMPANY.
GOndola CHIABORAZO leaves her wharf Gil
lies creek daily, Including Sundays, at $50 A..
81, 70 d., 2J0 aud o'clock Z. ". Returning
leaves Warwick Park 81 l045 A. ~, I:l5, 945. aud
SIS r. NJ. Fare, 50 cents each way: round trip,
SO cents; children under twelve years OF age.
half price; children under i've years free No
drunken or disreputable person allowed on tho
premises. The company reserves the right 20
hold portions Of tho grounds and pavilion for
private parties. Special or cooperative rates
given 10 clubs families, plc-nios, societies, etc.
For further information apply 70
THOMAS ELLkrT Secretary,
No 2S north Ninth street, Richmond, Va
nv g-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16
EXCURaIONs.

ENtI hNAONS.
RAND Exc URSION
w TO
MT. PLEASANT,
ny THB
JEFFERSON BENEFICIAL AND SOCIAL
SOCIETY formerly EastKRd.)
WHII-MONDAY, MAY q, 1899.
The Jefferson formerly kast~Eud) take plea
sure In announcing Its next exclusion ~ MI.
Pleasant
The amussments will he deuciug, 6shing,
boating, bathing, swinging "a new patent swing.
&C.
Refreshments In abundance Al city pricos.
Round-Trip: Adults, ~ cants; children under
twelve years % cents.
COMMITTEES OF Arrangements: j. j. Reilly, W.
T. DAVIS. G. G. Thsn. X. ;. BlouRt r. y. FAIR
cloth. A. y FAudros, Benjamin JACOBS. A. q.
Hafner, and j. G.. DOnnelia- my 1915
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16
What is the Proper Meaning Of
Economy?
PlRlSOLS, UMBRELLAS, And RIBBONS

% Fancy Coaching Parassls, in various oolors
aud beautiful shapes mover sold less thHn
$3.50, for SIZE:
dozen Gold Hasdla Gloria SIX Umbrellas,
"A inches, former price 81, for tl65;
~ dozen Goli-HEndle Gloria SIX Umbrellas,
% inches. former price t2.2j, fox sLsy-eycry
ono Earrantsd;
AZ Cream Lace Psrssols, excellent values for 81,
fer 81;
dozen Chiersn's Fancy Parasois, CSC. each:
dozen Soire Parasols, all eolors, former price
s225, tor SlT5:
10 dozen Fancy Plaid Parasola, every color plsid
mentionGble. fermer price t35O, Tor 20.
RIBBONS.
ursaies OF Ribbans have been unprecedented.
Why9 Because they arc the cheapest 10 DO
found anywhere.
No. l6 Meire Ribbon, all silk, 2J.--all cOl0S;
No. 10 Moirs Ribbon. all silk. lgc-ail colOrs;
No. 9 Aolre Ribbon, all silk, l6Ec.--all cOlors:
No. Noire Ribbon, al Sllk. Nkc.--Ril cOlors;
No. ? Satin and Gros-Grala 5c.-ail cOlOrs,
No. Satin ami Grns-C Grain. bc--all colOrs
No. ~ Satin and GrSs-Graln, l0,.--all cslors;
7-nch Sash Ribbons, all six, b0c.-au colors,
l0-inch Sash Ribbon all silk, sOc-all colors; ex-
cellent vsluo for Sis;
l0-inch MORE Black sash Ribbon. all silk. for 81
1 cGso Powered Cnallies, l0c. a yard-sold
everywhere AZ nc;
case Col0Fed PercAes, beautiful styles, ne
Win inauyurato during tho week SPECIAL
SALEOF LADIES' AND GENTLEMENiS GAUZE
UNDERWEAR. Prices will be lower than ever
before known Ia the Underwear line. Can early
aud secare your supply.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16
NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

We have sToNEMETZ FOLDER, In perfect
order. which we win sell at great bargain. IL
wiz fold an eiEht- or q feur-page pager the sixe
OF the DtspateA OF smaller. IL will also cut and
paste the elght-page paper II can DO readily
attached 20 any press
We refer 10 the Petersburg TRder-A ppeal "a 20
the character Of ia work. siace that paper has
the counterpart Of this machine attached 70 is
press and nov In successful operation. Adj
dress THE DISPATCH COMPANY
my aim Rlchmond. Va
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