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The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-11-02
UNDERWRITERS.
WILLIAM LIE

| WILLIAM LIE
Successor 10 Henry Lees sons,
u NJ u III r. II a x 10 Il
$50 PENN. AVENUE ~ W.,
south Side.
Branch office, 48s Maryland ave 4. W.
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High Glass Furniture and Household
Effects.

Fussen's Family cafe, 1927 y. Y. Ave.
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Kozei's Restaurant, 1927 18th ST. n. W,
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ID. n. WALFORD,
iS7 Pa. ave. and 933 Il Street.
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A UGUST BURGnnBF,
~ FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN,
3l0 Penn. ave. n. W., between 3D. ana ll6 alta
Every thing first class
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LlnrnR LICENSES ISSUED.
More Applications Acted Upon by the
Commissioners,

The Commissioners yesterday afternoon
acted as follows upon the following liquor
licenses.
National Republican., 1888-05-02
Lodge Meetings Tonight.


The following lodges will meet tonight at
the places named:
Masonic Columbia. Nu. 3, iOoi g street: Go.
lumbia II \. chapter. No. I, Masonic Temple:
Potomac Cummuudcry. M. >. X. r., George.
tuwu Washington centennial Nn. H. Ma
sonic Temple
&. A. II lincoln No o. seventh AMI T.
street, northwest: Charles sumner No. q.
lil2 Pennsylvania avenue: FnrragiIt. Ne. 10.
Washington Hall Third street and Pcun,Nl.
Nuiin avenue southeast.
q. q. r. Federal city. Nu. ~, odd Eel.
lows Hail: Mount Nubu EucHmpmrnt, No u.
odd Fellows Hal.
knights of pytlia, Franklin Nu. ,, MrCa,l.
lcv'slgll~ ~s1D l"lluSr lyaH.S uyrnuc southeast:
llurmiunC. NJ. T.! Georgetown: Mount Vernon.
No ;. ninth street aud Pennsylvania avenue;
Harmony Lodge, NJ. 81. g.. \. u. Hail.
LU. -. I \. M-Gudcn Rule, NJ. >. Acal-
rmy HALL 1896 Thrty.Scrund street north.
wr~t: American Guard,Nu. /. CroplCy'S Hall
Thirty first and VI streets
A. l.. ui II l-Captal City. No. ij@ seventh
and X streets northwest.
|. o. g, Y. Fidelity. M. II. Haynes Hall.
Anacustia Columbia. No. u. lr23 + street Gcu.
W SHltur Wunn's Hall. ~ sixth street
Patriotic Sons of America Washington
camp. No. /. Golden Eagle Hall, 300 Ninth
street northwest.
Il. r. uf T.-Captal city, No. l. Stidhams
Hall. 1893 seventh street northwest
!. q. M.-Capital, No. II, 500 { street north
G,M F. Newton Camp lie Drolt building,
Room ~.
K,"rli. Federal 80 1893. st Cloud bulld.
q. y. p. Washington Comril. L. Droit
building
National Republican., 1888-05-02
TIE SMALL Things OF DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
City,


VIM. t. Curicr has sold to Amos H. wood
for SI5O lot 81 and part Ut 30, in square jlS
The lamps on the new bridge have been or
dCrcd 70 be lii in accordance with the sched
ulc OF Lighting
David King has purchased Of John u. Lang
horne for 5000 sublOt W aud part OF y, in
square iBl, on Connecticut avenue, between
Land VI streets northwest.
Aaron II Hughes has sold to David King for
ss 80 parts of subluts and :. In square lGi,
on the west side Of Connecticut avenue, he.
tween T. and VI streets northwest
VIM Forrest. cOlorrd, was given six months
n.iail Yesterday by Judge Smell for stealing
a So wedding suit belonging to ChuS Hem
mingway, which suit he sold Tor -.
John Grinder has been given permission by
the commissioners to grade X street between
First aud Second streets southeast, under the
general direction of the superintendent Of
streets
permit was issued yesterday tu Addison
n larCOmbC to erect residence at 1870 i
street northwest. The building will bc - feet
front by 81 feet deep, three stories high, and
cost $1,000.
Dr. g. l. Magrudcr has had plan, made for
the erection of u residence, to cost sl2.ph, at
sl5 Vermont avenue northwest Its dlmrn
sOns will he % feet front by 10 feet deep, will
he four stories high. and hr constructed OF
brick and stone
National Republican., 1888-05-02
uThc Great Parade,

Thi. morning Barnum and Bailey will give a
free display that should delight old and young
Many thousands of dollars have been cX
pended To opIuducc u solid acknowledgements
such as two such euterprising managers alone
can present To the public. The immense cXhi
bition receives the most ilattering indorse
ncnt of the press wherever II goes II is all
bright, new, and filled with novelties. In Bal
timorc people have been turned away AT every
performance. II should he remembered that
II remains here only to-day and tomorrow
The procession will leave Niutl and Strect>
paSS down seventh street to u. to Third. tC
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. to circle. to X street. tC
Nmth tu show grounds Iwu performance.
are given each day at : and p. ~. Doors
ulCu one hour earlier.
National Republican., 1888-05-02
THE OATH or OFFICE TAKEN.
Sew District Collector aud Auditor
Sworn In,

Sew District Collector aud Auditor
Sworn In.
McssrS T.. G.. Davis. the new collector, and
j. r. Petty. the new auditor were sworn in
yesterday morning by DR.. Tndall and imme.
diatcly took charge Of their respective Offices.
Mr.. Cook ON turning over his books to Mr..
Davis made little speech. on conclusion Of
which he took Mr.. Davis around the room and
introduced him to the clerks and explained
the workings OF the office shortly before !
o'clock Mir TichcnOr. the retiring auditor,
made parting address tO his clerks. Mr..
Petty, on behalf Of the clerks responded very
fcelngly.
MIR Daviss first official act was signing a
sewer permit for 81 from Edward German and
Mr.. Petty was to audit the account of Jane
Srtuggins for washing -four dozen pieces. The
new auditor was presented with u handsome
schools Of the fourth district
The appointment of Mr.. Petty tO auditor
has caused the following promotions to be
made in the auditors office: Mr. William
WuudNillC has been promoted from Huuit
clerk to UUukkcCpCr: Daniel Donovan, from
clerk at Sl,lOO To- audit clerk at $1,000; VIII.
lam BrcnrlCy, from clerk ut Sl,!OO to Clerk
Si.iCU: James Smith, from temporary clerk at
ut $1,000 to- clerk at $1,000: II. II.
DninCillC. from acting clerk In the commits
slunCrS office to clerk 1T $1,000 James
ElaSun has been appointed messenger to the
commissioners at $50. vice II H. Darncille,
promoted.
National Republican., 1888-05-02
Mems Summer Half Hose.

For25c pair we undoubtedly give the best
values in this city. We offer fancy Striped
Lslc Thread Half Hose for 25c that were i'm.
ported to sell at i5C a pair. In plain cOors we
have all the new shades. also black in Nor.
ley's English and Shoppers German Half
nearly 30 different styles. The prce-a5c q
Tair-iS an Illustration of the effectiveness OF
our cash purchases. Iiy buying of us you can
ofthe ONLY STORE OFANY CONSEQU
IL TOWN THAT DOES \ STRICTLY CASH
BUSINESS.
ei9 We have the guaranteed fast black
Half Hose Mt BIC II pairs II they stain the feet
or do not wash II perfect black, we refund the
money. Price elsewhere ilC
National Republican., 1888-05-02

Mary q. Widnry. by her solicitor, Vim. A.
Cook. filed n hill in equity ycSterduy:praying
for divorce from VIM a. Widncy on the
ground Of wilfu descrtion Her maiden name
was Glsscl. and they We're married in Phila.
dcrliu. oct, 1. 1870. She AYERS that they
lived together until July l5, 1885, when h'
abandoned her and has since refused TO live
with her
shortly attcrward MIR. Campbell Darlington.
~ solicitor. filed a similar hill for Dora L.
steele against Marshall steele. They were
married In this city Nuv, H. 1870, hy Rev, II
\. France. and two months later she charges
that he wiliully and without cause deserted
her and left the District She also says that
She has never seen lin since and does not
know his whereabouts, although she has been
Informed that he has been seen In Florida and
other stata%- ,,fl piys fdf z divorce aud
PERMISSION to resume her maiden name ui
MacMuriay.
National Republican., 1888-05-02
Enih Mnnirl Himnl of MnN.

WuiScy +. Hall. Il colurcd wagon driver and
George II. Shanks, Il white cab driver, were in
the police court yesterday charged with VIC
lating the police regulations. The horses of
both team, met on Pennsylvania avenue and
Twelfth street face tO face, and neither
driver would give way .uitil the police
arrested both parties. Judge Smell ruled
there were two highways ON Pennsylvania
avenue and drivers would he compelled tu
treat each side Of the avenue aS II they were
scppratc thOrOughtarJ. ShankS was fined s.
and Hall was acquitted
National Republican., 1888-05-02
VeddingPresents
AND
House Eurnishers
Read carefully what we
r. Giiea


m day Clork cathedral strike both hour
and Luf in black cnamclcd metal case,
II inches long, 9 inches high, our price.
-: regular price ,l!.
Eight day Mmblcizcd Iron Clock, porcelain
dial. marble pillars. cathedral strike, I0!Y
iO,. our price, $3.50, regular price, : 1850.
Extra Large Black Eunnclcd Iron Clock
porcelain dial cathedral hour and half
strike, l5.NtO! Only Ni2 regular price,
%is
A .ouiuc BIuck Marble Clock. with nlad
cnIrr,1 marble, line French movement,
ruhcdral chime strike running fifteen
day Only sl5; regular price, 80, Size
Hylu Another larger French Black Mar
hlu Cluch, l&.X9l -slJ rcguluryoluo, $50.
An elegant Bronze Clock, French dial visi-
hIr cAcoIcmcut, bronze figure Of Mercury,
cathedral strike, something very tine
~, worth .;5
Walnut day clocks, strike hour aud halves,
for $50.
rronzo Top Pieces to suit above cloob, from
54tus5.
n pair ot elegant Bronze Statues, with
bronze base, "Du Cr,ur' and don
Juan, II uchc- high only SlN the pair;
regular price, -,
Anour American cloch- are If bc,, standard
muNcr,-Sclh Thomas An,onia Clock
Company, &C. We warrant each and
every one, kccpthcm in order free Of charge
for nur year, and when sold put them in
I1rriu your house running.
The above prices are net
spot cash only.
National Republican., 1888-05-02
Points About Mems Under
wear.

You'll notice our 81 Spring Weight All.Wool
Underwear is silk faced, and the drawers are
re.cnforccd at parts liable to wear. The
colors. too, are new and pretty; the materials.
fit. and finish Of goods twice their value. The
50c Jean Drawers show improvement in shape
The new ribbed body.ittinS Bal. Underwear
is only ;5c here, and 81 everywhere else. The
3ic Balhrggan shirts are II marvel for the
m"ncy; just aS cheap. in proportion, are our
si.!5 Bal shirts and Drawers; they look more
like silk than cotton.
National Republican., 1888-05-02
Number of New Tri1o. Denied,

Justice Mcrrrk in s.rcnit court No. >, yes
tcrday oycrrulcd tlyr motions for new trials in
the following cases Mills ". Brycc, Morris
" TIIson, Boswell ". EdmuuSton, Fay ".
,hglirn. Manning ". Union Transfer Com.
'. lny. and Webster w. baltimore aud Putu
Railroad Company. In court No. Jus
tcc llagncr ruled similarly in the eases al
Critcndcn W, Warren ct AL. and i'ilghman vS
sinnII
National Republican., 1888-05-02
I>nnwoid uotc, and Ferry Company.

The subscription hooks Of the above com
Iauy are now open AT the office ul Gurlcy
brothers, 1919 + street northwest
By the charter OF the company the capital
stock Of $4,000 l. divided into $500 shares, at
$50 per share,
Subscriptions will be received for five or
more shares, payable 81 per share at the
closing Of the subscription books and 5? per
share monthly thereafter until paid.
National Republican., 1888-05-02
Few BARGAINS,

Childrcn's Ribbed Black Hose. 25c. all sizes.
Ladies' &c. c." COlorcd Ribbed Isle Hose,
hjC
Ladies' Striped Boot Pattern Hose. 25C.
New shades Schupper's celebrated Hose. 3jc.
Ladies' warranted fast Black Hose. ?9c.
Ladies fast Black Lislc Hose, 5jc.
New shades Ribbed silk Hose, zoe.
late at very much below usual prlceS-fully ~
Per cent under prevailing prices You'll ap.
lrCCiatc the qualities.
National Republican., 1888-05-02
Benefit or North Carolina Avenue


\ grand vocal and Instrumental concert,
under the direction of Mr., ", u, Mcfarland,
will be given this evening at the North Caro-.
lima avenue ~ T. church for the hrncht OF
the church The programme include, some
uNCullunt selections. and H. the best talent of
the city will participate, ul cniuyahl" enter
tuiuIr, ut Will he given
National Republican., 1888-05-02
BICYCLISTS attention

Is called to tho marked down
prices in Bicycle Hose at our
closing out sale of Mems Fur
nishings, comprising a |
colors in Cotton and Wool,
from SO cents per pair up,
Flannel Shirts, Lace and
Button Front, in White, Grays,
Browns, and Navy, at and be-
low cost,
Rowing Jerseys at one-half
of their prime cost.
Black Silk Ties at one-half
selling priCo.
National Republican., 1888-05-02
4 VIII Written in Pencil.

Apiece of paper about eight inches long by
three inches wide. written with Il LEAD. pencil
ON both sides, and partly oblterated, was
filed IN the Office Of the register OF wills yes
tcrday aS the last will Of the late Robert l.
Moore. II wa, dated July ., lSSi With the
exception OF some souvenirs left to hi>
lrothcr, Malcolm VI. Moore, all the property
both real and personal. is lett Ia the widow,
Carlutta NJ Moore, and tu descend from hel
to the children, ii there are any.
National Republican., 1888-05-02

The prices. III, and appearance Of uur cloth
ing are such that they cannot he copied nor
cQuHlcd by any of our competitions, EsGmun
Bros. ;th * T.. Manufacturing tloth'ri> and
National Republican., 1888-05-02
Mems Underwear Price List.

Domestic Bal. Underwear, -, s., soc.
Imported BAL Underwear, 15c, ST. Sl!j.
Fancy striped Underwear, CSC, 81, s1Gs.
Colorcd Wool Underwear, SOC and 81.
India Gauze Underwear %, IS, SOC.
improved Jean Drawers, SOC pair.
The price list gives no idea Of the qualities.
and. as we claim to give better values than
usual because of our strictly cash system IN
buying and selling, we hope you will think II
worth while to visit No iil0 Pennsylvania
.aypuilp
National Republican., 1888-05-02
Nirhi Trnin. To nnIiimnrr.

The u. and ~. train leaving Washington at
1880 y m. daily arrives In baltimore AZ i:il
y. NJ. This j. The hest and fastest night train
tO the Monumental city.
National Republican., 1888-05-02

The hest advertisement Is our cl"thing on
the backs of the huudsomr,t aud finest
dressed people in Washington Eiscmal
Bros, ,tlI y +, Manufacturing Clothicr> and
National Republican., 1888-05-02

Our clothing is dependable. We say this
without any hesitation as every piece Is maft'
and examined at our factory bclsre placed on
our counters. EiSumn Bros, i.h, n Z, Manu-
featuring ClOth!CrS and TaiiOnr'
National Republican., 1888-05-02
Ladies' Summer Hose.

HEADQUARTERS for fast Black Hose.
Have made arrangements TO sell here MessrS.
Lord Il Tayor's celebrated WARRANTED
fast Black Hose which are conceded in New
York to he the best Contracting to use large
quantities we secured special prices. which
make our PRICES TIE LOWEST AND
WITHOUT SACRIFICING QUALITY.
National Republican., 1888-05-02
Marriage Licenses.

The following couples celebrated May day
by taking out licenses for better or for
worsc:." Jeremiah MurkcSsy and katherine
Fcgan. George 4. Sigaiousc and Louise
Walters, Thomas +. Carter and Mary l..
Glascoc, Frank Schapcr of Bcnnings. u. G..
and Annie Wolf. Of the District of Columbia;
Joseph Pryor, of Charles county, Nd and
Frederick ID Smith. of Kingsley. Kans.. and
Florence Eustace, of Dixon Ill.,. James a.
Wright. H. of New York city. and Kate L.,
Davis. of this city; VIM. NJ. Steuart and
Florence VI. Ieiberger, WIN. H. Dee. IT,. and
Jessie |. Wager Robert Burrows and Mary II.
lnNANl.
National Republican., 1888-05-02

For family use no beer is better than the
"Fuu>t" from the AnhcuScr.HusCh Brewing
Association. Try II. and be convinced. OF.
flee corner First and Virginia avenue south
west. Phone SS0.i. Frank SChwaIZ, manager
National Republican., 1888-05-02

Never did We have such an immense stock
Oi mems sack and uutaway suits. Eiscmln
Ircs.. ith ~ L, Manufacturing tlotiicrs and
mi
National Republican., 1888-05-02
Cheap and Good Underwear.

As illustrations the 25c Gauze Vests are
nicely finished at neck with ribbons, and those
with no sleeves have strongly.ribbcd arm
lOlcS They come In no less than six styles :
lst, high neck anu long slvevGs: I'd. high neck
and short sleeves: 3D., high neck and no
sleeves; 18th. low neck and no sleeves; 5th. low
neck and Jersey.iitting; 9th, low neck and
bust form
The 81 Ribbed SILK Vests come in heauti
full variety of shades and equal quality can.
not he obtained elsewhere under Sl.2J All
Pants we have are Jcrseyfttlng.
Two illustrations, of many, showing our
cash system enables lower prices than usual
AND WITHOUT SACRIFICE OF QUALITY.
CHILDREN'S SUMMER L UNDERW EAR pro-
,l
National Republican., 1888-05-02
FIRST SPECIAL Sale
@:s':s.U @5's:' .UnderWear.ssss$; ss$%:, sss;as:
Ladies' Underwear Dent.

in the other store No. 1llT Pennsylyani
avenue. TO the ludcsewe would say that this
seasons styles show vast Improvement over
last years productions While prices are but
little lower the qualities are far superior. and.
the garments being Jcrsey.httng. an abso
lutcly rcrfcct fit Is assured
National Republican., 1888-05-02
Price List Ladies' Underwear

JCrScy.ftting bal. Vests, dsC.
Swiss Ribbed Bal. Vests, iSc.
swiss Ribbed White Vests. iSc
Best French Bal. Underwear i0c up,
Best English BAL Underwear 00c up.
GauZe Merino Vests for Csc
tossamer Vests and Pants, SOC.
American Hosiery Co.'S Underwear, jjC Ip.
Iisle Colured Ribbed Vests, T5C.
SIX do. do 81. s. 81. 90. 81 50. S3.N4
National Republican., 1888-05-02

Ncycr in the history uf our business did We
have such elegant boys and childrcn'S cloth
iug. Eisrman Bros. 9TH " T., Manufacturing
Cluthirrs and Iailurs.
National Republican., 1888-05-02
Mems s.
The Mems Underwear Dent

Is situated near door of No. 1ll9 Pennsylvania
avenue, and is virtually Il distinct store. The
buyer and his young men prompted this ad-
vCrtisCmcnt, and in inviting you to inspect the
new stock they want It mentioned that you
won't complain OF lack Uf promptncss or pO.
litcuCsS.
National Republican., 1888-05-02
Two nescried WIVES Seeking DINnrce.

Ncvcr did We have such attractive prices.
Eiscmnn Bros. ith Il T., Manufacturing
Jluthtrs and 'railOrs.
National Republican., 1888-05-02
CREAM WOOL
D R ESS G. GODS

IL IL Il - y Vt w u %,
The present is without
exception the finest and
largest stock Of Cream
White w Woolen Dress
Goods yet shown by us.
Cream Woolens will be
worn to q greater eX-
tent this season than
ever before, if any re-
lance is to be put in the
various fashion articles.
We are prepared for any
demand in this line, and
are showing amongothers
the follow in 6 choice
fabrics:
80 pieces Cream White
All-wool Albatross,
Only &c Per Yard.
3G-inch Cream White
Mayiiower Flannel, just
enough cotton to make it
unshrinkable,
Only 81 &c Per Yard.
25 pieces 42-inch Cream
White All-wool Tennis
Flannel,
Only soc Per Yard.
20 pieces 36-inch Cream
w ute All-wool Home
spun,
National Republican., 1888-05-02
Only 81 &c Per Yard,
Only soc Per Yard.

20 pieces 3S-inch Cream
w II ite All-woOl Home
spun,
National Republican., 1888-05-02

We havejus received
lot Suits for young
a Firm Of Manufac
Mems Clothing. Had
they'd have cost us all
more than we paid for
on Sale at
National Republican., 1888-05-02
SPEC tai NO TlcE!

several lots of fancy
Men which we pur
turers who make a
we bought t h e m
the way from Three to
them. AS it is we are
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-21

AbsFteen, Scotland. fepes. lss4
Her majesty, accompanied b The
Prince GOnsoft and tie royal children
visited Scotland sos the frs; time and
,afrieG a long titao GA her wsy ct Bal.
neral on the Trip the yacht IN which
the party Travelled ~ water called az
Aberdeen, end, - course. the loyal in
balatants u that city turned ont ia
large namheFs - DO honor 10 ;heiE
tsel0yed sovereign. a gpsrd 81 honor,
consisting q the merchants OF the
place. vas fcrased. ans. IN al the
giorY Il black bFoadetosh ard white
kids, paraded on the edge OF the dock
~ which the vessel moofed. at lust
sufficient distance - prevent people
IRON stepping ca beard Aests we're
erected Na the 6ank. tieF above tier.
lie those of = circus. 10 accommodate
the thoasanas th&t assembled 81 gaze
on ihe spectacle u ga amounted queen.
Her majesty eeo5aatureSiy re.
manned an deck - crafty as much a.
possible the curiosity 81 tae hoany
Srofs, and prcMeazied about IN t0ll
visN 81 the imniense crowd. The
Prince 81 Maies, q eklilA 81 about 8 or
q years. Maa vita her. Among other
things Edasa eu the deck toF TIE
accommodation 81 she qaesa Was :
costly aald very splendid seiS. or
nanleHhea N!th iasssls. sBa The
prince, lke other boys ot his age
teiug q a dsstraetiso iairn seSan 70
poH IL one ia = uiaGHef that f1rvat.
cne1 IL detash H. Ills mother %.
seFvei she acf an3 ordered him -
/ asss a. lie di8 So bee rs sEoa az her
hack va tanned se5xg8 tise ia@seI
again te give another iers. The queen
appsarci - have exfsg tef something
a the Kind Tor she VA at
thar moment watching him fsam
tlle corner 81 her eve ia an
/ Instant she turned ans SEEKING the
! iueairss her apparent o. knEIsnd b.
ihe sefna Of the Hsek elevated
one II her ieet Npua the sefa,
h0isfei thy F0gue~tsF over hef
knse. a8iusle4 him IA the
position nnagslly familiar 80 pa-
rests ASH children generally. wilef
such ceremonies sra % ae performed
aua EaFe him a s9qsa spanking
rs may he proper q menHon,
en- p2sSaat FOR the Informs
liaa 81 Yauihs Nbg sesse
times Sad themselves similarly elr-
cnmstaheei. that the ilastFioas $50.
lefef kisSst ana beloved gndcg sae
adjective alspensatieH quite &c ipSsiiv
ss boss az ssEieF tsgsh SfN wont .
de-. fhe amsss Nent Hlth Whish che
-Fe safsTs witnessed the exsmFie af
fufa4 domestic 4llselFIiae nsaE he
talas net tlf scarcely des-
eF,fe lH sitting terms. A
dead sssa FFevaiie3 sqs
EseoRsarrf k8t esas saAaes5ts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-21
4 GREAT TERRITORY.


nrnDaE. Oct. H. Yes esz bszs I'D
saw Ak and hammer IL srsry dlEee-
tier. sfstyy sex hsiEatRgs are PEP,
pasg up 90 Mz sides. There r xrezs
demand fsr sEsssEfsg. stess -seonss,
etc The gornwnsl EasiTusd C@znpass
j. exezsng targe sissnlser If fssls4-
fngs A hssnAssa ~ nscrs dwesasng.
esssssd ~ fansss hsesaze liz sFuDtle.
xsosa arr lad M0Tk Sc the Hpssa
fseAoszss l. progressing rsfsasx II
<ssoxs sill ~ tasnwn open 70 fhs
srasessng pszsslie bSsone EAABy weeks
IL mis he 3 fsss at1 rOozny asruetase
sostirg lexMeen SIC 50 and kl4sEs
II. q. &Esls. tse Ssw York cGSss4iisis
= sad - ~ interested, With szs
Neaiahy nsen, n ssrsoss rafifua4 60
sespss=es on AsiisnEisR1n hay
1f&ckiayfEx - lie 5fonf o. tAe
Cornwall Toasl i going nsaea1 Is dead
safnest-
There has t4se sgns8aerxisis w0rs
<5one 90 ssse streets IL Ahasoosn thf.
sea~on in she sisass " gazing streets
isafldsng neM ssaew Aiks. ste. aEs1 ksfs
srood soFk l. nssging right alDng
The s1saeeF hessi IL #aaseosa
wsll ~ co.'s psessss Ia 5 very sas0rE ttfae
the piaeserers is2se Aesn hard af EVfs
szriy ana late fos eosfse finss
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