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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
knights OF Honor Grand Lodge on

Grand-Dictator Morris9 OF Petersburg.
Grand.Reporter William II. Bsilie Of
Lynchburg, Grand-Treasurer Hudnall Of
Richmond, Pa.t-Grand-Dictator }. T. KIM
nev Of Chincotesgue Island, and Grand
Trustees Major ". +. Foster Of Norfolk,
Captain John Maxwell OF Richmond, and
Isaac Hir.h Of Fredericksburg met at Ford's
Hotel last night and examined and audited
the accounts Of the Grand Reporter and
Grand Treasurer which they found correct
and in proper form
These Grand Lodge officers will remain In
the city several days, and will officially visit
Mutual Lodge, at Odd-Fellows' Hall, to-
night, and Lee Lodge, at Elletts Hall, on
Saturday night.
The reports OF the Grand Lodge officers
show that benehciaries OF deceased members
in Virginia during the last year received
Sl20 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
ALTVELY CHASE.
Arrest OF an Alleged FOrger YeEter-

william blackwell atlas p. A. job nson, a
Young mulatto. was arrested yesterday morn
ing charged with forging the name on llnlo,
thy Harris TO several checks on the Na'loh~
Bank Of Virginia.
COLLECTED ABOUT sixty DNLLAka'
The ,ccu.ed was al one Il me in the em-
ployment Of Harris, who keeps ofacNsiilsu,
sbop at the corner Of 1-wenty-hrst ana
Franklin streets. since April lat he has
succeeded in collecting about $50 on SIX
checks in IIarriss name. The last checR
was paid on the 23h instant, and the sus-
niclons OF The bank officers were aroused,
and upon Investigation It was found that
Harris mad not given q single cheek 70
blackwell. and 30 the cashier determined 10
have the man arrested as soon as he pre-
sented another check.
WANTED MORE MONEY.
About Lialf past 10 O'Clock yesterday
rnornio0 accused appeared and presented q
cbeck Tor S17.9O with lIarris's name signed.
A Telephone message was sent to the office
OF tne Chief Of Police, and Nr. wallace
Washington, clerk TO that Official, soon made
biss appearance At the bank.
Nr. i. NJ. Ball. teller Of the bank, pointed
Z Blackwell aud stated to Mr.. Washington
what had occurred, and asked that the ac-
cused be arrested.
TIE GAVE CHASE.
Blackwell, while the officer and Mr.. Ball
were engaged in conversation, started for
| the door, and before the officer could ge'
1 bold Of him dashed ont and ran down The
steps, and crossing Main street, continued
down Eleventh. the officer aud a clerk OF the
bank In pursuit. At the corner OF Eleventh
and Cary streets The negro slipped aud fell.
| Before he could get upon his feet the bank
| clerk caught hun. While in custody the
| fellow attempted 10 get out OF his coat, 0ui
/ Mr. Washington, VINO had come up in the
mean time, took him in charge and turned
/ him over to Sergeant Cosby, who was met on
! Main street, and the negro was taken to the
/ Second station house.
Blackwell Is about twenty years OF age,
/ ana has sulen disposition. He refused to
| talk to the officers or reporters ABOUT his ar
| rest. and was rather impudent when interro-
! gated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
Fne Cn.e Submitted.

The argument in the case Of Haskell & Co.
and others against Waddil, trustee, the OBJ
iect Of which is to set aside the deed OF as
slgnment made two years ago by y Green-
wald & Son, was concluded before Judge
Hughes. OF the United states Court, yester-
day. Messrs. Jonn Pickrel, Louis Wenden-
burg, and others representing various par
ties plaintiff. and Hon. John :. Wise for the
defence, spoke. The case was submitted, and
Judge Hughes took the matter under con-
slderation. There are four or more separate
suits in the case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
Personal "Reminiscences Of = Famous
War.

At the Young Mems Christian Association
tonight General B. y. Fry, OF this city, will
give some Personal "reminiscences Of the
Mexican war;
The General il pleasant talker and emi-
nently qualified by reason OF the numerous
engagements in which he participated to
make an evening pass delightfully."- to his
listeners.
The members Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association can secure tickets for them
selves and friends free Of charge by applying
at the building at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26

dealing in bonds, securities. &C., TO make ad-
yances and loans on all kinds Of property.
real and personal, and to own and deal In
the same.
The capital stock ls not 10 exceed the sum
OF $500, 900, in shares OF Sl00 each. The Of
ficers are: E. ID. Christian, president;
James b. Pace, vice-presIdent; Mann $.
Quarles, secretary and treasurer; Orson
Adams, New York, financial agent; Attor-
ney, John s. Wise, New York. Directors: |:
f. ID. Christian, James B. Pace, A. l.. Boul-
ware. John s. Wise, j. Thompson Brown.
and Charles Watkins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
THE HOYALARCANUM.
Election OF officers Yesterdny-Of' her
acknowledgements.

Rusiness-AdjouTnm
The Grand Council met Yesterday Sat 10
O'Clock. with ful attendance OF O. mceIs
and representatives.
Eeporls OF committees we're taken uIp and
disposed OF. rr.o
one of the most imnortant acted upo was
tho change from biennial to annual mef1tings
Of the Grand Council. which councip VIII
hereafter meet annually on the Tuesds"y ai'eT
the third Thursday In March.
GRAND vICE-REGENT.
The election OF officers took place. al l2:3O
O'Clock. A letter was received = rom Tue
grand yice-regent, John +. Hanklnsl' Ha'inE
ihst he could not be present on &C. count .,
the indisposition OF some OF his iaukly' ana
that ne was unable to give the ofhce OF gran9
e,'t .'',', ,ns ottention IL required. an asked
that his name he not considered iOff promo
ton by the Grand Council.
The letter was received with regret anu
the Grand Secretary was instructed 70 INFORM
b,m that the sympathy OF the Graz ,lu Coun-
nl n'' srss win him n the sickness OF his fam
lily.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The following were then electe q james
Y RANKS. OF Petersburg, grau"d regent;
waiter +. Irvine. OF Norfolk, 81 ana vice.
regent: l., j. lie Fsucheur, OF berkIey,
grand orator; r. A. DoOte, Oh Nor io'h, past
orand regent: william Loyenstein. OF kicn-
mond, grand secretary; A. Il. sous, o. OF
Fredericksburg. grand treasurer; Z. W.
Uarwood, OF Richmond, grand etlsplsini
W u. Norriss, Of Petersburg, granGf guide;
Dr n. q scott, OF Ashland, grand warden
John r. Edwards. OF Lynchourg,, grand
sentry; A. Myers, OF Norfolk, ~ granu
trustee; J. l.. Beck, Of Lynchburg, a""erha'e
to Sunreme Council.
THE officers were duly Installed by Past.
supreme. Regent J. Haskell ButiSer, OF
Boston, acting as deputy supreme regent
COMMITTEES.
The Grand Regent appointed the Oliow-
Ing slanding committees
Finance. william 4. Allen, Rlehn lohu;
II. r. w. Southern aud Willism Tur. aouii'
Petersburg. s..,.u Ip;oh-
mond; J. J. Jamlson, Alexandra; Johan L.
Hankins, Richmond. d.
ADJOURNMENT.
The Grand Council adjourned at PT NJ.
.,,er very harmonious session TO mees,t Ia
R,cbmond on the fourth Tuesday in March,
1890. .ns. cor.crs v
Tslsgrams were received during the es-
.,an from the Grand Councils Of Ohio, u
aisn. and Missouri. which bodies were In
ss,an couched with brotherly greeting IS,
and fraternal replies were sent them. a
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26

Harper's Magazine for May, Atlantic
Monthly, scribner's Magazine, st. Nicholas
for May. The Forum, Popular Science
Monthly. LlpDncotrs Magazine, The Culver
tor Nav. Puck. HaTper's Weekly, Frank
Leslie. New York Dramatic News and Mir
ror, the New York Clipper, Life, Hsrpers
Bszar for this week, London News, Base.
Ball Guides for 1889. new Song-Books, and
1000 new Books can be- found at LeonardPs
News Store, geS Mala street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
msxartAeademy OF Music.

Tonight Miss vernona Jarbesu makes her
appearance IN the musical comedy entitled
starlight.
The play is IN three acts, the nTst being
,be second 10 the home OF Mrs. Hunter. on
the Hudson, aud the third In New York
cIty. Starlight Miss Jarpeau) Is young
shepherdeas, or herder OF goats, possessing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
SDecfal Notice.

The very attractive Dwelling No. 900 at
northeast corner Ninth and Leigh streets,
containing thirteen rooms and all modern
improvements, will be sold this evening At )
O'Clock. This is gem OF s house, and we
ask the attention OF parties desiring 10 pur-
chase nice home TO this sale. See auction
column. sale AZ O'Clock +. NJ.
FRANK u. HILL & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
The sex.n Pine. Railway.

The depot OF the Richmond City and
Seven Pines Railway Company Is at Twenty
sixth and Z streets, Immediately on the line
OF the Electric railway. Three trains be-
tween Richmond and Seven Pines each way
daily. The fare Is Is cents for the round
trim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
No Name.

Ny little boy. ave years old, was attacked with
a disease Tor which the doctors had no name.
The nails came of 10 the middle Joint For
three years. under various kinds u treatment
from many physicians. he suffered terribly and
got no better. began The use OF swifvs Spe-
elnc short time ago. snd be Is getting well.
Psru, Ind. JOHN pEini-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
Rroka His Rlb.

Yesterday morning the city ambulance
was called 10 Church-Hill avenue and Broad
street TO attend a colored man named VIII
liam Taylor, who had been run over by &
dirt.cart. One rib was broken and the man
was otherwise bruised. After receiving
needed attention be was taken 10 bis home,
in the eastern part OF the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
young engineer on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway.
DYsoN-pRYANT.

At. 7:i5 p. NJ. Wednesday Mr. Richard +.
Dyson aud Miss Linda w. Bryant were
united in marriage at the Venable Street
church. The pastor, Rev. X. II. Pitt, per-
formed the ceremony in the presence OF
large audience. The happy pair left mme-
diately after the ceremony for an extended
western trim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26

Thursday, May 9th, will be the third an
niversary OF lhe organization OF Richmond
Lodge OF Elks. They will celebrate the &C.
caslon with stresi-parade in the day and .
hanqnet at night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
roroooed bvthe Geyernor.

The Governor granted pardon YESTERDAY
10 Eddie Toms, who was convicted in the
County Court OF Warwick on February Stt
OF malicious assault upon Robert Dabney
and given six months In the county jail
The pardon was granted upon the recon-
mendation OF the wealths Attorney
and of hars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
no Succeed Judge stuart.

Governor Lee has appointed J. X. NJ.
Norton, Esq, to I'LL the vacancy IN the office
Of Judge OF the Corporation Court Of Alex
andria occasioned by the death OF Hon.
Charles X. stuart
Mfr. Norton was highly recommended by
the bar Of his city for the position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
10 ne reviewed by the Goy.rpor.

The stuart Horse Guards-Captain Charles
Euker-will be reviewed by the Governor at
New-Reseryolr Park at o O'clock this after.
noon II the weather is not too inclement.
Tbs troop win parade iorty.fye men in New
York on Tuesday next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
sELLING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY.
James Burke Fined 825-Sent On for
BurEIaFy-Other cases.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
James Burke, proprietor OF = b1r-room on
Seventeenth street between Broad and Grace,
was charged with keeping his place open
sunday. April DIST Mr. Samuel NJ. Page
appeared a. counsel for Burke. Thore were
four witnesses examined. OF these one tes-
tifed that he was in Burke's bsr-roOm on
SUNDAY last and got a halipin OF liquor;
the other three testified that they were not in
Rurke's place on sunday. Justice Crutch-
field imposed fine Of e2j. from which
Burke took al appeal to the Hustings Court
He BROKE INTO THE STALL
George Cheatham (colored) was charged
with breaking and entering in the night.
time the butcherstall Of Fred. Heck, in the
First market, with intent to commit lar
ceny.
Mr.. Heck's stall was broken into about
$3.50 O'Clock W.lncsday night, but no.
thing YVES stolen except fen turnips and
other winter vegetables. A lew minutes
after the burglary was committed a colored
man was seen by Private Watchman John
Derhardt and W. f.. Pollard, who
happened 10 be standing near by, to
drop 4 bundle and pick It up again.
Mr.. Pollard was usable to identity the ac-
cused as the man with the bundle, but the
watchman was certain as to his identity, and
arrested him at the market yesterday morn
ing.
The accused had no witnesses, but denied
his guilt, and said he was IN Rockets when
the offence was committed. sent on to the
grand jury.
OTHER CASES.
David Coleman (cooredl, charged with va
grancy, was committed in default OF secu'
rity for thirty days.
Joseph Goods and Willie Turner, two
colored boys, charged with stealing lot OF
old iron, the property OF William j. Nc
Dowell, were whipped in court by their ps'
rents.
Sarah Shepherd (colored), charged with
being disorderly ana creating disturbance
in the neighborhood. Surety required for
thirty days.
Thomas Leach leolored) was fined IS and
costs for ssssulting and striking Henry Rich
ardson with brick.
Nelson Griffin lcoloredL charged with
stealing one lot Of lumber, the property OF
John Drew. sent to jail for fifteen days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
1.u Fseape 10 De Investigated.

Judge Witt has issued summonses for
number OF newspaper reporters and other
persons to appear before bin this morning
AT IL o'clock TO testify 10 regard to the re-
cent escape Of the two prisoners from the
cifH iail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
TOOK rHass BOTTLES.

Isuffsred greatly with blood-poison for num-
Der Of years After taking swifgs Specific was
entirely cured. and only took three bottles.
ROBERT DIAN, Jamaica. L l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26

P0ND's ExTRACT.-Men and women Will
suffer from a severe headache, when ten
minutes spent bathing the head with the Ex.
tract would afford relief.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
THE ATTIC ORATORS.
Professor Harris's Lecture ut Rich
mOnd College.

The rain Of yesterday afternoon prevented
a large attendance upon Professor Hsrriss
closing lecture on Greek literature. For the
sake OF many who could not be present II
might have been postponed but It was part
Of the regular course for the senior Greek
class, and part on which they will haye
their examination early next week. The
audience consisted mainly OF students, be-
fore whom the lecturer felt entirely at ease.
Only dozen or two OF our citizens brayed
the elements aud went out to the College.
All unite In pronouuclng the closing lecture
the best OF the series.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
Special Sale OF Rich siiyeF-Pisted
ware, Fine Marble Clocks, RoEers's
IahIe-a ullerX. RronAaa. &c.

The sale OF the above goods commences
to-day at 100 o'clock at my suction-rooms.
They are the same character as sold here for
many years and are fully guaranteed.
GEORGE w. hAYO, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
SPRING SUITS!

THE USUAL SPRING CONUNDRUM TURNS
UP-WHAT SORT OF SUIT SHALL GErf
THE WEST WINDOW WILL UlCKEN YOUR
CHOICE
IT'S THE LIyELIEsT WINDOW ALONG THE
STREET IT'S DOING ITS BEST TO KEEP UP
WITH THE BUSINESS INSIDE
SPRING sUITS-sOME OF THEM ENGLISH.
MOSTLY OUR MAKE.
NOT IN YEARS SUCH A BRIGHT AND
PLEASING ARRAY or MATERIALS As THIS
WIDE WALES, CHEyIOTs, STRIPES, PLAIDs,
CHECKS. YOU CAN SEE THEM ALL IN
FEW MINUTES.
PRINCE ALBBRTS THREE-BUTTOS CUrA-
WAYS, SACKS READY MADE. BUT TIE TAI
LORING SIMPLY LIFTS THEM OUT or THE
READY-MADE YOU USUALLY SEE. 40
THING LBSS THAN CUsrON-TAlLORISG
WILL MATCH THEM.
YOU HAD BETTER BUY YOUR BOY ONE
SUIT A YEAR OF OUR BOYS CLOTHING
THAN TWO OF THE REGULAR SORT. BOTH
STYLE AND SERVICE WARRANT IT.
fI- IN OUR EAST WINDOW WE DISPLAY A
LINE OF HOSIERY. IN SOLIDS AND STRIPES.
WHICH ARE 90. 81 AND 25CBNT QUAIL
TIES, OF WHICH WE MAKE A SPECIAL
sALE. THEY 60 AT q CENTS A PAIR, OR
FIVE PAIR Fo4s
COMElN AND SER THEM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
security Finance Company.

Judge Wexford. OF the City Circuit Court,
yesterday granteda charter to the Security
Finance Company. The objects are the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26

DIR. HssLny's CBtxRy. BEEr, AND IRON CON-
pensssss for loss OF vitality and assiss nature in
restoring health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26

A clear complexion, free from pImpls,s,
nav be had By taking Hosd's ssrssparillsi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
PSYCHOLOGY.

Tn the course OF a week or ten days friends
and students Of the college will be favored
with 4 lecture by Or. W. d. Thomas. pro-
fessor OF philosophy, on "SOme Recent
Methods in Psychology" Or. Thomas is q
clear and forcible debuer, and the results Ok
bis Investigations in his fsYOrlte science will
no doubt prove OF interest TO all students OF
philosophy. The exact date will be an.
n0unced later.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26

matter; but he could not say whether the
action, II taken, would be favorable or sd-
verse. He thought the Council would
be glad TO do all in its power 10 help the so
cle,y, provided It be consistent with the
city's finances. IIc called attention to the
fact that the city relinqulshed its mortgage
OF $4,000 which IL held against the old So
cicty and took the same amount IN stock of
the new. which might perhaps be without
any money value,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26
NITuRAL ELOQuENcE.
EAEIY sTATEsMEN.

Among the early Atheniau statesmen we're
mentioned Cloisthenos, the Thomas Jefferson OF
Greece: Themstocles the hero OF Salsmis and
tho shrewiest diplomat Of all history Peri.
cles, who gave his name 70 tho golden period of
Grecian literature AnnphOn. one VI the earliest
professional sueech-makers or lawyers lhucy-
dide., whose speeches found IN his history, flr-
nished Demosthencs with the models 10 which
he conformod.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26

The Southeastern Tariff Association ad-
journed last night after having held three
sessions during the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-26

Ncs,r.. rhe.ou. Staples, and Wood we're
appointed p Committee on froNitS. ana sller
% short retirement they reported ihat oi tns
i.In0U share OF .foCk 6 were TclTeseh'eu
.r person and % 0.1 hy proxy -mAAluS more
r.1 quorum present. N'ssrs. S'atAe,
r..s,.h. and Randolph were the largest
Ns-halders except The representatives, OF
Cd. eIF.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-09
FIRE THIS MORNING.
the CITY Has Narrow Escape frem
seeand Rnlncan.f

what narrowly missed being a holocaust
occurred shortly sftes o'ciccA this morn.
ing
Robert Alien, CLERK, weat home 10 his
lodgings IN Bon. N. Crawford's house. In
the keezer block, at o'efock In an futoxi.
Gated condition. He lit his lamp aud 90,
into bed. and then tn some manner man.
aged 10 knoc&tthe lamp over.
Mr.. Crawford heard the lamp fall ana
rushed upstairs 70 Aliens room. when he
found filled with flames and smoke He
threw blankets from the bed onto the
burning OIL that YVES scattered ouer tha
tsoor, aud dragged Alien. who af.t,s.a-,.a r.,
be helpless, cat ~ danger
In tie meantime The flames had ba,.a
noticed on the outside by passing hark
nistn. who gave the alarm.
IN Few minutes a crown gatheress and
me flames were eSitnsushe !. The srslle
aug noor OF the room were badly burned
the furniture DESTROYED anh the whois
horse badly smoked add dan aged hv
water W
Nf. CFswf0ri's lnss Is about SEQ On f,,r.
niiure. The dsmsge 20 The honee. which
- owned bg the city, will amount to as
much more. " -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-09
PERSONAL.

NJ sam willy, Of Port ToN ascend.
is IA the city.
Mr.. James rhslaa. the san Fran
Cisoo millionaire. j. ia tle city.
Mr. :. II, Irish. If Croft & Irish.
sehoms. was ia the city yesterday.
Probate Judge Il. Osborn went 10
Olympia yesterday and Will return to-
morrow
Mr. Edwin r 7elFler, manager q
Acyts l'aneh If h.ys Company. il
la the city
Mrs 4. !. SsckuAsn and Mis- Joe
livingston al Post nlAkeiey. sere IN
sAe esty Yesterday
Mr. BRED Fielding ard w.te, ~
boseiHAa Mont. are IN She city Mr..
fbeaasHg y junior partner in the dry
Sssasis argn ~ Wilson & Go. % Bose
man.
Anaoag the visitors 81 che clty res
ters9Ay wc~e Mr.. NJ L. neew and wife
Of Fost Gam,le. Sha sill rxussa sew
eral DAYS. visiting fysensi~ and lo-ak ing
aeatit tive cisy
Mr. EeswSss johnson. manage q
the Merchants NEspAseh 60. - paui.
j. ia tie clSX Ms 5ohasssa j. t,s-sk Ia !,
up thss eEahEFv wtka vse~ - PEGS
p~cssve hssslFsxss ef she company.
AF Eaw4ri finch 4 ysane laa yss
1t k'xs ausn~s, icaa, Is su the essg
vassgaar his tssushes, G. M R4nch sra
wsA yssY tssssy sogssc IA this cssy. lie
= eageh rsszsssl sslh Seattle and las
vvsy bright satase
Mr. G. Z ltam xnd gSga az N4ast..
che, sire "a Toe cisy sAe gsexss * NJ
fAsalslAs sas n iske niaa. NJ
asas s. az e.s .slsnt az this cav.
having ssres ssaanss-sei fss una4aaev
ef wears sta tae t'sesssasrcsas Nla
sttfst ftasse