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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
EX-PRESlOENT DAVIS.
A Letter of sympathy 20 Him from Lee
(amp.

A Letter of sympathy 20 Him from Lee
Camp.
meeting of Lee Camp, Confederate
Veterans. held last night. Commander
Thomas 4. Bralder in the char. the Toll
lowng letter OF sympathy was ordered -
be forwarded TO 5lr. Davis:
HFADQUALruns Il. +. LIZ CAsP. No. +,
CONFEDERATE VETERANS,
RIcHY0ND. Va. November -. 1889. }
Hon. J,iyson Daris. Nm Orleu-s:
Dear and Honorol Sir.-With profound
est sOlcilude the members of K. T.. Lee
Camp. No. 1. Confederate Veterans, learn
of your serious illness. As President ~
the Confederacy we h0nored and supported
You. You were indeed our ideal OF the
statesman and commauder-ln-chler, ahd we
be- 10 assure YOU that our expressions ot
yeneration and affection for yOu are just AZ
unfe.gned iust a. deep, and just as ardent
to-day o. thcv were then.
We take thi8 method Of conveying 20
Won our expressions OF love and sympathy.
Our hearts 20 out % you, and we pray God
that your suferng5 may be mol ned and
your health finally restored. And we feel
sure that i'm rendering these expressions va
voice She sentiments Of every true solder
who wore the gray.
PRAYING that our Father who is in
Heaven may nave you always lh iiis h"4t
keeping, We are, dear SIR. your obedient
servants. the members Of Il. T.. Lee Camp,
No. !. Confederate Veterans. By unani-
nous yoto. L. 4. BEANDER.
Commander.
H. Taiior S'r0'ton, Adiutant.
IL was announced that the Camp VIII
have campfire on December 9th, when
DR.. Goodwin will deliver an address on
"The Women Of the South During the
War;
The Camp adjourned to visit the fair Of
tn ladies Of the West-Main-Street Baptist
church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
FIRES. suT NO Alarms.
Mr. Vashon's stable Eurued-A Kitchen
SIfghtly Damaged.

The stable OF Mr. George s. Nashon, in
rear Of his residence. at ~. go west Grace
street. was destroyed by fire last night.
There was BIG blaze causing such a
brilliant illumination of that section OF the
city as % create tho fear that Richmond
wa to be visited by great contagratlon
such as LINN, Boston, and other cities
have recently experienced.
There was NO alarm turned n. The first
information received at re-DepaTtment
headouarters that there was fire was a
telephOna message few minutes before
o'clock. stating that the stable had been
burning for some minutes. Superlntend-
ent Thompson telephOned his informant
10 90 20 the box and turn IN On alarm,
which was not done. and he Thompson
then sent 4 private phone message 70
Steamer Company No. on Brook ave-
nue.. This part Of the department and
Truck Company No. soon responded, but
it was too late 20 save the building, which
was then "a mass of flames.
The wind was blowing in q favorable di-
rectiOn TO keep the dwelling from taklng
fire and Mr.. Nash0n's only loss was the
stable and some hay. The damage IS esti-
mated at about $500. The structure was
two stories and built Of brick.
The kitchen attached 20 the resi- ldence OF
OF Mr.. j. H. McMullen, No. 6l2 west Bev-
erley street, took fire at half-past O'Clock
Yesterday morning. The flames were ex-
tinguished by the statiOn-men of No. 6 en-.
gine-house. on Laurel street. Damage viii
amount TO about SlO. No alarm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

In your issue Of yesterday I notice that a
petition Is In circulation. and getting many
sieuers, asking the city authorities 10 pro-
hibit the use OF fre-crsckers, &C.. on
Christmas-day. lt IS earnestly hoped the
request will h9 granted. 4 daughter OF
the writer on last Christmas-day was quite
sick and under treatment. The popping
of fre-crackers m front Of her residence
(west Main street, WAS source of great
annoyance much so that We had - APP
peal 20 the parties engaged for the sake ot
humanity tostop the firing. II was but Of
little avail one expression Was heard;
My boys have the fireworks and must let
them of" Now. can tAore be nothing
done 90 correct this evil? II there's 3
will there's "A way" FATHER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
MRS, WINSLOwS SOOTHING
VI SYRUP.

Rev sylvanus Cobb thus writes In the Bostoi
Christian Fireman: We would by 10 means ~
commend any Kind Of medicine weich we dit
not know . DO d--psrticrlsriy Tor miaa7.
Bat II Mrs.. Winslow's Soolhing-syrnp Sc 49,
speak from kaowledgs; Ia cur eva laail. s..
has proved a blessing indeed By giyiag sa -
fAn. troubled with colic pains quiet siccp aai
tho parents untroken res. a. night Nosi
parents can appreciate these blessings Here
il an article which works 10 perfection, sni
which Is harmless; for he sleep which |, AZ
forls tho infant Is perfectly natural, and ths,is-
tie chsrao asakos a. "orxhs a. q butioo-'
And during the process OF tee,hins ia vsiass
incalcaisols. We have frequently heard mo-
,hers say INA. thsy would Dos 10 without Il froa
the birth Of the child .lll Ia had nalshed with ths
tsething sisgo on any consideration vhsssveR
SOLD by all dgasgbsA sscsnxs botiia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
A MISSING LEDGER.
One of the Books Of EK-Coiieetor Wood
son Cannot Be Found.

A meeting of the Finance Committee
was held ia the Chancery-Court room yes
terday afternoon at5O'clock. Every men,
her ~ the committee was in attendance.
Mayor Ellyson was present by special re-
quest. c..
The report Of tho condition Of the City
Collectors Office az the time OF Mr.. Wood
sons death was submitted.
The paper WAS not complete. rs one OF
the ledgers used in the Office prior 70 that
time, Is missing.
The whereabouts Of the book cannot be
ascertained, although 1t Is said 20 have
been in the hands Of persons connected
with the Office after Mr.. WoodSon's de-
mise.
The committee took no action on the re-
port but referred it 70 the City Attorney,
who will submit his opinion ut tho next
monthly meeting.
There are questions involved as 10 tho
liability Of Nr. Woodsoa's sureties for
S4s. 600 said 10 be due the city.
IL is expected that the Finance Commit
tee will send the whole matter TO tho CON-
mon Council ct its January meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

wagner Pure Cod-ii,er oil Emulsion d"
with the Hgpophn4phitos '- less objection
abl, in Jqste or oi0r than auy other similar
preparation. Iu medicinal efficacy ~ ia up
T. the highest standard The Oil o. of tho
very best quality and the preparation al
ways fresh and sweet. FOR sale by
b. NaGSFR. Druggist,
sixth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
Thur,dav's Toot-BnlI Game.

The friends Of tho UniYersity-Sch0OI
football team. OF PETERSBURG. are very en-
thu-iastic over the victory won by
McCabe's bows IN their contest with the
Richmond-Collcgec club at Boschen's Park
Thursday afternoon. The young men
from Petersburg averaged about twenty
pounds less in weight than those from the
College. and with this point against them
their achievement is regarded as a signal
success. Though small and light they are
good players and well trained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

The trial of the case Of j. Q. Dickinson
against the surviving partners Of the firm
of j. G. Carpenter G CO., which was begun
ON Wednesday. engaged tie attention Of
the City Circuit Court again yesterday.
The evidence had not been concluded at q
o'clock.
This. as stated in THURSDAYS issue of
this paper, is an action for alleged breach
40 have LOST 5000. or. il other words. thar
he would have made this much bad Eo
been allowed 10 complete the work on
Eighth-strcet tunnel, for which he was
.nl-cnulrH.fnr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

Past Commander, r. J. Dance; Com.
mander, r. o. Wells yice-CommaprderT
Iawton: Treasurer. II. p. Campbell ;
Secretary, y. ]. Bowles; Collector, y. y
Angle; Guide. A. Krezmarz Guardian. a.
l.. Walton; Sentinel, Leon :. Harris.
Virginia having secured sufficient mem'
bership 20 entitlo her TO representation ~
the Supreme Lodge. Past Commander %
y. Angle was elected delegate 10 tbe
convention TO elect representative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
yir. Taylor Promoted.

Mr.. c. A. Taylor. general passenger and
fre.gbt AGENT of the Richmond. Fredoricks-
burg and Potomac railroad. has been ap-
pointed general traffic manager OF that
road-the appointment TO go into effect
December lst
Mr. Taylor has been with this road since
boyhood, and has worked his way up from
clerk to the responsible position OF traffic
rrnrnrlr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
Many Thanks.


Tho pound-party at the LADIES' Home
on Seventh street Thur Jay was grand
success the best since the organization Of
the home Among the substantial gifts
were ten barrels of flour, five loads of coal
aud one IF wood. 80 pounds Of sugar. and
small articles too numerous to mention.
Richmond Has many warm-hearted people.
The ladies' beg 90 return their most hearty
thanks. At Centenary church on thurs
dae about ~15 was realized from cOllec-
tom for the benefit of tho home. Money
was also sent % tho home by other parties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

Beverly against Rhodes. Argued by
General ". II. PAYNE for appellant and
General Eppa Huaton for appellee and
submitted
B.anton against Carroll. Argued by NJ.
Nj. Gillian, EsQ.. for appellant.
Warwick against Warwick. Appeal al
lowed 10 decree pronounced by the Circuit
Court Of the county of HenrlcO on the
lgth of November 1889.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

The Davis Shoe Company, who are the
lessees of the shoe-shops at our penlten-
tiary. Were losers bv the fire at Lynn. a
factory belonging to Them, where usually
300 persons were employed, wa, totally de-
sroved. The direct loss is almost covered
by insurance. but tho company will suffer
greatly in not being able 10 supply their
customers for months o. come.
Their shops at the penitentary here were
burned nearly two years ago, bat were
speedily rebuilt. and they are now working
a pretty larEe Ioree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
STREET SUBJECTS.
4 Variety of Interesting Matter Before
tho Cnnncn Committee.

4 Variety of Interesting Matter Before
tho Council Committee.
The bi-monthly meeting Of the Street
Committee was held IN the Chancery-
Court room last night, the large attend
ance Of outsiders summoned 20 appear be-
fore the committee neccssltatlng moro
commodious quarters than those usually
occupied d-the City Engineers Office.
The members present were Messrs.
Crenshaw chairman. Glover, Belyiu.
HIGGINS, J. ". Carter, W. II. Curtis,
Capers. Wingfeld, and Stratton.
so MORE BLOCKING.
Mr.. c. V. Meredith. City Attorney. re-
ported the result of tho conference with
ihe Chesapeake and ONO railway auihOri-
ties as To blocking Orleans AID Denny
streets. They promised % make changes
which would relieve 30 per cent. of the
trouble. This VIII he accomplished by
extending the yard limits further into the
county.
sEwEB-uANDs.
The City Attorney was instructed 10
draw up u resolution 20 place the hands
emnlOyed on sewers on the same footing
as To pay as other hands employed by the
Street aud Health departments.
sToNE-CUTrEEs.
A number OF members of the Stone-Cu--
ters' Union were present to complain Of the
firm TO which the contract FOR curbng has
been awarded They alleged that ex-con-
yict. non-uniOn. and other Objectionable
labor was employed. 1t turned out that 1t
was the parties who were cutting the curb
inc and not the contractors who were at
fault.
Colonel Cutshaw explained that the con-
tract objected 10 was n part of one that
had been awarded 10 three companies TO
complete unfinished work for the balance
of the year. A certain amount 5000 feet)
had been bargained for and the city was
compelled 10 takeit whether or no.
Mr.. Belvin said that as, he understood it
mittee Oh its guard in making the con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
ladies Bazaar.

There was large attendance at tho
Armory last night.
Mr.. Frederick Wyndham played on the
cOrnet and Mrs. George 4. Styli and Gr.
j. Louis sullivan sang duet.
About O'Clock X. =. Lee Camp. under
command OF Colonel Thomas A. Brander.
marched into the hail. and after forming
line in front of the music-stand, Captain
l.. Leslie Spence introduced hr. William
VI. Hall, who welcomed the Camp TO tho
bazaar. and called on Mr. i. l.. Montague
to address the veterans.
THIS gentleman, in very complimentary
terms. returned tho ladies' thanks 10 the
Camp for their presence.
Tonight Mrs Willie Knowles will sing.
and there will be other musical attractions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
Children Cry fer Pitch 5 Castorla
Tho Chesapeake nnd ohio Route.

The old aud reliable Chesapeake and
Ohio route 10 Norfolk Will make tho fol-
lowing changes in tram service December
fs.. Morning train Will leave at $40
o'clock and arrive no Norfolk at ll.iO
O'Clock, making only few stops. Tho
evening tram viii leave at $40 o'clock aud
arrive al Norfolk at $50 o'clock. Tho eve
ming train from Norfolk VIII arrive here at Z
o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
Funeral Of VIZ. sizcr.

The funeral of Mr. John T. Sizer took
place from the First Baptist church yes
terday afternoon. Dr. George Cooper, tho
pastor. oifciated. and Rev. ". W. LandTum
assisted IN the services. Dove Lodge, No.
81. A. +. aud 4. NJ. and Richmond Com
mandery werc IN attendance. Captain
Cunningham sang with pathos 49, The Home
OF the Soul"
The internent was at HOLLYWOOD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
phIIllns, nlgrstlhle Cocoa

IS q valuable Substitute for tea or conee.
nourishes While they only s,imJls'e. s1pe-
ror drinE for chi!dr5u aai ior nerVo is and iell-
cate womsn Il Is different from al osher cocoss.
All druggisis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

Strangers visiting New York VIII tndt
the Buckingham Hotel a very central and
convenient house 10 stop ~. IL can DC
easily reached by the Elevated railroad ana
Nadison-ayenuo cars. The Yenuietioh'
plumbing, and heating are constructed on
tbe most approved methods, while IT'S SUI
perb restaurant and moderate charges
make il deseryedly popular. - BALTIMORE
American,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

Have you t-.eI that famous Kentucky
Crab-Apple Cider? Now receiving the new
crop The purcst and finest ever offered
in this market at GEORGE SCHES's.
Eleventh and Main streets aud 51j Broad
airelf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

up, and upon motion referred 20 the Committee
On bUAness Enterprises, with plenary power 20
send such parties 20 Lynn a. hey think viii best
ho able 10 accomplish the objects sought by tho
Chamber.
After action by the board upon mStiers pre-
scented by other Nom bers Of tAe Ch0mpoT th0
meeting adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

Another large and well-pleasod audience
greeted The Twelve Temptations last
night. The engagement closes with q
matinee and night performance to-day.
The advance sale for Margaret Mather's
engagement was very large yesterday and
indicates a deservedly successful engage
meut for this eminent artistic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
BrrcaAN's Pills act like magic ona weak
af.rp.gh
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

"LEsv GALLERY. asia snd Tenth streets.
Best Pictures. card Photographic, 5Oc for sir;
Cabinet Pictures. sLiJ Tor twelve. Lovely PIC
lures, all sizes Largo collection OF Photographs
OF Confederate Onicers, hossd scenes, rsll-
yious &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

ASGosrCgA BIrrsEs were prepared BY DR.. J.
G. b. S.egsrt for bis private use. Their reputa-
ton Is such to-day that they have oooome gone
rally known as the test eppetizng tonis. Bs
ware Of countsrfells. AK for tho genuine arii-
cles manufactured b. Dr.. J. q. B. siegers g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
Chnrrh 10 Re Dedicatnh.

Fairfield Presbyterian church. on tho
Mochanicsvillo turnpike about two miles
from the city, will be dedicated at half
past O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Presbyterian church, viii preach the dedi-
catOry sermon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
sTREET-cAR REORGANIZATION.
Better Service Pledged-The Companies
Accept the Jlimatum of the City.

Accept the Jliimatum of the City.
/ II has been q hard fight.
/ But the people" have won, and there
il every reason to believe that at last Rich
mond Is TO have p streot-car service COM
mcnsUIate with its need.
I'm fact new rhine is to begin to-day
according 90 the statement Of Mr.. Fisher,
Mr.. Hymns representative.
IIyE-MISUrE SERVICE.
I THE people want fye-minute service,
do thew" remarked Mr. Fisher to D,s
patch man yesterday afternoon. Well,
thev shall have II; and what Is more, It
viii begin tomorrow
NEW LIVE STOCK.
We are getting rid of a large part If not
all of the present dive stock OF the City
road. Already have disposed of twenty
FIVE OF tho animals on hand and ! want To
get rid Of o hundred if | can. At present
we have about one hundred and fifty
horses and mules and We propose 20 keep
on buving until We have two hundred. We
want fifty more at once and have two men
ont now securing the country tor that pur-
/ pose.
MORE CARS.
Tomorrow today we shall have twen-
ty-six cars on the Broad and AlGin-Street
lines. instead Of twenty-three, as to-day.
The three additional cars will be put on
the Main-Strcet Line. We shall first bring
that section OF tho road up to the require
ments Of the Street Committee, and then
we will 20 TO work IN . Ike manner on the
Broad-Strect Line.
BY this time next week We shall have
thilty-gour horse-cars running. The cars
Will be put on lust as fast a. we can get the
/ wheels from the Tredegar Company, when
+ has the contract for making them.
ELEcTRIcITY.
] We will be satisfied for the present to
make q frst-class mule system OF tho
Broad and Main->treet lines, but we Will
have the cars on Main street running long
before MAY 1st, the time set by the Street
Committee Tor taking down the poles and
wires II hot used.
NEW MANAGER.
Beginning tomorrow all the outdoor
/ management of the hOrse-car lines VIII be
/ in the hands of Mr.. G. L. Dabney a rail-
7 road-man OF twenty-five years standing.
This gentleman has been super itendent
/ of the James River and Eastern division OF
/ the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, aud is
/ believed to be lust the man for the place.
B The rOad-bed in many places needs ballast
! ing. This will be done as quickly as
practicable before the cold weather sets IN
/ if possible.
ELECTRIC LINE.
| Next week an expert and practical me-
chanic will take charge Of the Union Pas
/ senger Line under guarantee that the SER
vice shall be satisfactory.
Nothing positive can be done on this
line until tho arrival of the large motors
now being made by the Spragne Company.
| This company is now running cars every
five minutes.
| GOOD PROMISES.
When our improvements now under way
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
The Labor Herald RelinouIshed.

Mr.. George Duncan, who for several
months has been editing the Labor Herdtd,
Yesterday turned over the entire property
Of the company to the Chancery Court Of
this city, pending the decision of the suits
now IN that court against the paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

Statistics show marked dininu.ioa Of lAie
years OF faiai Kerosene accidents This 10 no
doubt largely due 10 the almost universal use ot
PRATT's ASTRAL or. SIS fortunate. also, ihas
this celebrated Oh combines such excellent iilu-
minsung qualities In connection win is essen-
tisl feature of absolute safety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30

and protect chappcd or delicate hands or
skin as the fragrant Cream of Almonds
tho pure extracted MIX of Almonds pro-
perly prepared and por.umei Try 10 just
once. - cents pcr bottle. For sale by
p. MAGNER. Druggist.
Sixth pul Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
ST. ANDREWS BROTHERHOOD.
Union Meeting Of the Societies OF 81.
james and Grace Episcopal Churches.

A lorrr cOugrocatiOn filled Grace church
last night. the occasion being union
meeting 0f 81. Andrews Er1thcrhOods Of
-. James and Grace churches. Cards ot
invitation bad been l3suoC 20 Young men,
and by far the larger portion OF the audi
cnce Tas composed OF thGt class ~ whose
interest the meeting was hold. Sp0 cial
seats had been res rv.d for ladi-s. AID N
that part of the church devoted 10 them all
the space was occupied.
TIKI SINGING.
m. ,-;.., Ct. ,,nlo- +bo d;rectio,
t''i'" .... l,,,ol ,,, 80,
~ ,-, ,,r',,oI,,a of lnn.ic
o,...,rc, TX e.Ierr,oTs bcin0 "Ruined
Cronfl 80 Inv Eokar. " Onward. Christian
Sllf,o''D Conn Thou Nlmi0htv king
'.,,'t ..Iho yoi.one Fron (,r,cou
i."7''A''
The s'ryices oi me thO.tl were conc ttt-
ed br Rev. H. VI. Jackson -. ~ auu Key.
Preston Nash. among 'H' AIN 'N'e ",Io
the following Well-6no"h cl'y cltrsfiiith' :
fcfs Ilhe I"Wcr-' NtNloL' bull"H' 1 un-
sten, and bowman.
Ihe TWO cIaptete on trace HH4 ol. 'a!iIeS
are the Pioneers oi the ~ hhoIr" i5I'- i5Io-
tn'rloo4 IN 'h.5 cll an,, i.ir' l,,,,, l,,,,,
Ii.iii'I ,' '.' .,.o oc c"ndrct
,'Ith edI most D--- '4'n ~ nj o. n;i1'
me missions SUNDAY =, nooi7' "Ii' Dloi--
cias.es ~ N,fiou. so.lloa3 Ul ,'c ra,y
and bof,re mrnv months the rod cross Of
St. Andrew Will be scm upon hundreds Of
our youne men. proolaming their alle-
g.auce to Cod and tLe.T love Tor their iel-
low men.
ADORE SIS.
Tho features OF the evening we're The
o1,1raesss delivered bv Rev. A s. IlOyd. OF
Norsolt. and bv Charles j. Wills. of New
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
A Postal Clerk Resigns.

Mr. Burfoot, a clerk in the money-order
division of the Richmond post Office, yes
terday rendered his resignation, having ac-
cepted business oifer in Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-30
CHAMBER COMMERCE
TEN ADDITIONAL DIRECTORS ELECT
EDAT TIE MEETING LAST
EVENING.
Adoption OF Import ant Measures Looking
tothc Advancement of the Pros
pcrity and Growth OF
the CITY.

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