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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-24
Murdered sbr a Dollar.

Az lonr O'Clock Wednesday afternoon
Hhodorick McKennon was In Dock
Square pool room In Boston, betting ON the
Cn6on races. He bought Young Duke.
giving 3 therefor TO the man who killed
him dve minutes later.
When this man, who Is not known,
handed McKennon the ticket the latter saw
that Il called for but e and demanded tho
other dollar. This was refused by the
other man, who started to go out. Me-
xennon followed and began to use violent
Moasures, when tho fellow whipped out a
emall knife and stabbed McKennon in the
jugular vein and then disappeared.
McKennon was carried to tho nearest
police station, where he died in Ave min
utee without opening his lips. He was a
walter In the Parker house. Although the
deed was committed in q busy thorough.
fAre no one seems to have been witness
TO It.
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Nins warriors Making . Tour of the
yVorld. ~

WOrI0s HsF al
An once In New York looked something
like dime museum on "wednesday when
nine Samoan warriors, in charge Of X. A.
Cunningham, went thero 10 secure their
steamship tickets for Europe. They are
Of medium height, square-sh -shouldered
and muscular. Their names are Chief
6tafl, one OF the leaders IN the rescue OF
the American sailors at the time Of the hur-
ricane last Merch; Manogis, Loesuasu,
Mua, Letungaifo, Lealof, the poet OF the
party, who composes impromptu songs on
any occasion Tu, Foi and Tasita. The
chief and four Of his companions were
partisans Of Mataafa. The other four
were followers Of Tamasese. They
all have intelligent faces, their hair
Is long, bushy and naturally black, but
they bIonch u until u Is Of o brick color.
At homo their principal clothing is cocoa
nut oil and q brooch ciout Of tafa cloth
made from the bark Of tho mulberry. They
have chosen clothes more suitable to this
climate, however, wearing blankets and
moccasins. They tattoo themselves In one
solid color below the hips, the prevailing
tint being blue.
The warriors seated themselves In a row
on the floor and took up war song started
by the poet, to the music Of two mulberry
sticks. They kept perfect time both IN
their singing and In the movements Of
their bodies. They left Apia last June and
are now on their way to Germany. Mr..
Cunningham wished TO show them In this
country but could mako no satisfactory ar
rangements, although Barnum offered $3.50
week.
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LIMITED LOCALS.

Tho prize awarded to DIR. J. w. Nelson,
supervisor Of the Middletown ub.division
of the Pennsylvania railroad for having
his track in good condition. was 500. II
was awarded yesterday by General Man
ager Pugh.
Tho opening concert and sociablc of the
Lancaster Liederkrans will lie held In tho
hall Of tho society on Monday evening
next II will be for members and their
families.
John GruePs ice wagon struck Henry
Stapfs butcher wagon OH Prince street,
near the opera house, on Wednesday. A
spindle was broken from the latter vehicle.
James A. McDevit,, OF this city, was
among tho large party who welcomed Mr..
and Mrs. Chris. l.. Magee and State
Senator Rutan, who arrived in New
York from Europe, on Wednesday.
Five dodgers that were In the station
house last night were discharged this
morning by the mayor.
The frst street car that has ever crossed
the tracks Of tho Pennsylvania railr DAD
on North Queen street, passed over last
night. 1t was hauled over and drawn as
far as the Hester house for some purpose,
but what II was no one seems TO know.
Quite number of officers of tho Lancaster
street railway company were present.
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Mr.. Gladstone snoaks.

Mr.. Gladstone delivered an address ut
Southport Wednesday evening. He was
enthusiastically welcomed, the hall being
crowded two hours before the opening Of
the meeting.
Mr.. Gladstone reviewed the work Of the
Liberal party during the past q years. He
paid tribute to the laudable anxiety Of the
powers To postpone European crisis. He
referred TO tho Cretan question as fOrmid-
able menace to tho peace of Europe. He
criticised at length the governments work,
and claimed that all its useful measures
were Liberal.
The speech was short and somewhat dis
appointing. Mr.. Gladstone made point
by declaring that the principle of the dock
strikors applied TO tenants and tradosmen
in Ireland would have been penal. He was
touched by tho election gains, and believed
that If they could end the septennial act and
appeal to the people to morrow the verdict
would be in favor of tho Liberals and JUS
tice to Ireland. The bulk of tho speech
was devoted to Irish grievances. He said
that the necessity Of the continued pro-
claiming Of new districts was evidence of
the failure of the coercion policy and de-
clarod that the crime rate was now the same
as In 1884, when, in order to secure tho sup
port of the Parnellites, the Tories declared
that coercion was no longer necessary.
Mr.. Gladstone said no was unable 10 lay
before his hearers a scheme of Liberal pol
Icy for tho future beyond the on tline al
ready well known.
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i CHURCH WEDDING.
na IN rcluiyfsl AND MISS NARY BAN.
egls JOINED On wEbSESDAY.


CoGUun1A, Oct. cA--John McCallister
~ Mise Mary Bangert, daughter Of Jacob
1nngere, living ON Union street, were
umIeod In marriage yesterday afternoon In
Hnars German Lutheran church. The
esrsnony was performed BY Rev. J. A.
6f. snd Mra e. A. Becker returned
6fO0 (helr wedding trip last night, and
VT e their home g, on ~ Chestnut street.
Wko wesO entertained with refreshments
o(4oe fendering some fine music.
joDool Young, . six.year-old son of
0ooeIo Young, secured q cent at theChapel
Sunday school on Sunday last. The boy
perch6ssd pine with the money, which he
boueht molasses and made candy, which
Se I'D 70 his friends. Last night he had
mao . cents nom his original capital Of
william n. Bsun,nssr, Of franklin, Pa.
y Waiting friends in this place.
Harry Furness, Of the Philadelphia
4 number Of Columbians went TO Silver
eprings this morning 10 attend the funeral
o. q daughter Of Henry X. Mellinger, who
diod recently at Akron.
Tnere II rutnor afioat in town that the
furnaces OF the Chestnut Hill Iron Ore
company will be put in blast st an early
The Institution Of lodge of American
Mechanics has been postponed for about
four weeks
Onicer Wittick arrested the woll known
Emma Archey for stealing several articles
0f clothing from Sarah Bywater, colored.
Squire Evans committed her to jail for
Lat night ofacsr wittick arrested two
colorod men while acting in suspicious
manner in tho vicinity Of Fourth and
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Two Hundr.a M,lss an Hour.

Prom the N. Y. Star.
Said Charles w. Crosby, an electrical
engineer. the speed that could be obtained
by electric trains would seem almost in
cfedible. The new scheme Of the elec:
tricians proposes to draw freight and
passenger trains at rate Of from i75 to 900
miles an hour.
"COmpetstit engineers declare that there
u nothing 10 prevent cars from moving at
thnt rate Of specd II motive power sufficient
70 drive them can Ne obtained. Tho design
In diameter, this being over two feet
greater than the ordinary American car
wheel. With thirty-three inch wheel the
rotation 10 025 times minute, and speed
Of seventy miles minute has beon OBJ
tanned. With five foot wheel tho rotation
would have 70 be increased to but 1000
hour, and those who have studied tho mat
ter say the wheel would not DO injured In
tho least by this great rate of speed"
eCould that rate OF speed be maintained
on the lines Of railroads now In user"
THAT p question that has not vet been
fnlly decided on. The system would In q
measure be independent Of grade, and lines
could therefore be laid nearly straight, and
curves Of small radius avoided. The
rolling stock proposed Is Of very
much lighter character than that now
n use. One model proposed Is low
light car with an electric motor driv-
ing 1t, being simply a development of the
present system employed on street cars.
Another plan is TO provide serios OF sue
cessively energized stationary electro
mAgusts Of great power. Tho first cost Of
the permanent way would bo great, but
the expense OF operating the road would
be less than that Of the present sys-
tam. While some railroad men treat this
idea ~ ehimerical, many well-known rail-
way managers, engineers and electrical
Journals Of high reputation predict that II
sumcient capital is furnished, within Ave
years there will be lines In this country
over which passengers are carried at the
rate Of from l76 to 300 miles an hour"
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Cupid's work.

From the Lewiston (Me.) Journal.
Silas Emerson, who died in Santa Clara,
Cal, last week at the age Of seventy -four
years, leaving an estate valued ut $40, ,O0O,- :
600, was native of Harrison, Me-, and is
said TO have gone to California on account
of an unhappy love affair. The young lady
to whom he wes engaged, like the heroine
Of Locksley Hall, let her parents influence
her to break the engagement to marry
somebody else, and so she gave up the
workingman for Boston lawyer. besir-
ing to escape from her vicinity, the disap-
seekers of 1640, where, instead of mining
he began to build huts where the city OF
San Francisco now stands. His invest
ments in real estate made him rich.
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Tha Country Dances,

Tho balls or dances which are given
nearly every week ut some of the hotels
within few miles Of Lancaster are rather
tough affairs. Tho folks who attend the
dances are all from this city, and on the
nights that they take place people of
all kinds are hauled from this city in omni-
buses and cabs. The last event of this
Tuesday evening. During the night there
were quite a number Of fights. One big
woman blackeneda young fellows eyes and
several men had their heads punched.
Nobody was hurt a great deal, but there
were number present who deserved TO be
killed,
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Apples Nav KIIl ThIs Cadet

Cadet William A. Carter, of West Point,
Is unconscious in the hospital at the mill
tary academy. The Kingsley estate, which
was recently turned over to the academy
was thrown open To the cadets for the
first time last Saturday. After Car
ter had partaken of a hearty din
ner no and others left the barracks
for the orchard of the Kingsley estate.
They partook freely of the apples and Car
ter stopped at spring and drank some
cold water. A few seconds later he sud-
denly fell to the ground and has been un-
conscious ever since. 1t is very doubtful
whether he will recover
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A Hotel-Keeper Dies.
From the Litity Record.

Frank Ruth, sged SO, proprietor of tho
Brickerville hotel, died on Sunday after
noon at one o'clock. He had been all
Ing for some time, but was able to
move about until a feH days before
death, when he sank rapidly. Mr..
Ruth was native of Berks county.
He had boen a teamster for Schrick Il
Feet, beer bottlers at Reading, for q
eight years ago, when ho %E took %E % Charge 'of of
tho Brickerville hotel, which no CON
Quoted In such excellent manner that he
was pronounced the best hotel keeper that
ever occupied that house, and besides won
hosts Of friends. The remains were con-
yeyed to Reading on Thurday, where in
terment took place at Allenbach's cemetery.
Rev. d. c. Tobias ofilciated at the funeral.
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Dogs Nearly KIN a woman.

A huge mastitf owned by Jacob Sachot-
ton, of Elizabothport, n. j., attacked Mrs.
Walter Burke, while she was on her way
home on Tuesday night The canine
knocked her down and buried his teeth In
her thigh Several ours Joined in the at
tack on the defepseless woman, who
would undoubtedly have been killed had
not her cries for help brought people to
her rescue. Her clothing was nearly torn
OF by the brutes and she was severely
bitten in several places. The mastiff that
first assailed her was shot by a policeman
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-24
A Wheel Torn on.

This afternoon Warren Drumm, a school
teacher or Martic township, was driving
up %oni queen street, and he attempted to
cross the I,iroad track. which Is six
or eight inches above the level ofthe street.
Tho result WAS that he had wheel torn off
This street is In bad condition. The
western side of II ha. such slope that II
makes driving upon 1t dangerous. The
car track Is out of condition and Constabl o
Eicholtz threatens to return IL to court.
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A bicycle and Athletic Club.

About twenty young wheelmon of this
city have organized a club to be known as
the West End Bicycle and Athletic club.
On GriePs property, at Pine and Lemon
streetsrthey will have track for exercise,
which will be quarter Of a mile around.
A club house for athletic sports will also
be erected on the lot. The president of tho
club is z. Galbraith, and the secretary
George Hetrick
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Package Party and sociable.

The Columbus club, an organization
made up of members of the Knights of st.
John, gave package party and socia-
BILE at Rothweiler's hall on "Wednesday
evening. The attendance was large. The
following Numbers drew the prizes, none
OF which were claimed last night Nos.
OF either Of these lucky numbers will re-
ceiye prize upon presentation of the same
to the managers.
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osss 4.ssdy, No . white ss,Se; No. .
s.:s !s.I w,.s.r l.,s,s . . ,..-
,,@osSy Il sSis Sb sos - cScyce; = pi.sS. Il S ssiidb
baled re stray, new ~ 5oalS %.
Butter steady; Penn'a creamery sxtfA
2421c Pcnn'a 11fsts extra 29dfS0
Eggs steady; Penn'a nrsts, &c,
Cheese steady artSkims, 79S1zc nu'l skirns.
Peroisum hrm refined In bbls., g. o.
Potatoes dull So450c per bushel.
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Sold For Rent Duo

Tho effects Of the Lancaster Bicycle club
were sold by Constable Christ Kline this
morning, on landlords warrant for rent
due. The warrant against these goods was
issued at the request Of the three parties
who were responsible for S67, the rent un.
paid. All the goods were bought by John
A. Burger for $74. The room will be re-
rented and occupied by part Of the old
bicycle club. for whom the furniture was
bought. Several Of the parties who were
connected with this club have withdrawn
cluh '"'
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A Surprise Party,

About 20 couples Of young people me
laee evening at the residence OF Mr.. John
Ielubach, on East Orange street, and from
there went to the home OF Mr.. Frank
Auxer, ON East Chestnut street, who thew
agreeably surprised. Afler playing a large
number Of games they ali partook Of the
oeA Of refreshments. Miss and Mr.. John
Lclnbach and Name Hensel were the COM
mittee conducting the party.
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Rent HiS Rri,la

John Dugan was married on Sept. .. On
the day after his marriage he was arrested
for false pretenso and was locked up until
he made arrangements to pay the claim
against him. To-day he was prosecuted by
his bride, who charges him with beating
her. Alderman Barr will dispose of the
case
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Painting Poles and People Rod.

The employees of the electric light com.
Pany are busily engaged painting the poles
of the company at present. The color used
il a bright red and persons who had occa-
sion To pass near tho poles on North
Queen street this morning, will not soon
forget it. Quite a number, including sew
eral ladies', received splashes on their
clothing but many Of them will not find II
out until they get home,
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TRANSMITTED TO POsTERITy.
What Marshal Won Moltko Said to til,
Phonograph.

Phonograph.
A dispatch to the Herald from Berlin
ays Count Won Moltke had phonograph
shown him some days ago at his country
eeat Of Creisau, in Silesia. The field mar
shal expressed the opinion, duly recorded
BY the machine, that "Mr. Edison's newest
invention is, indeed, astonishing The
phonograph makes il possible for a man
who has long rested In his grave TO lift up
his voice again and speak to posterity."
The venerable strategist then quoted the
remarkable passage from Goethe's "Faust, -
beginning, "Ye instruments mock me with
Wheel and combs, with cylinder and han
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-24
Getting Uniforms.

On Friday the Lancaster Cadets will NEE,
for drill in Rothweiler's hall. They will
soon secure uniforms. A sample of the
uniform for officers is now exhibited in the
window of Martin Bros, clothiers Norih
Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-24
Death of a Maryland Lawyer.

Richard Hynson, aged 60, died at Ches.
ieitcwn, Maryland, on Wednesday. He
was one Of the most prominent lawyers of
the Eastern Shore. He leaves an estate
valued at s2O0,00O Mr.. Hynson was q
Democratic leader Of his section.
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: Parents, nav,

The Nonsviile union Sunday school has
~ apart the last Sunday Of every month
- Parents Day" Tho exercises consist
- sddteosee. vocal and instrumental music
ano !ecitataons: The second meeting Of
Ne Kind win bc held next Sunday at ?
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1.-Two BtOCk Mork0tos
CHICAGO, Oct .-Rsceipts, l5WO shipments
500; o. steady; beeves = $osS g ;oss sseer' 3. !.
coys: SyIl and mI1sd, q ioes 50 Texas catsls.
81 %; light q sSaf pi sKips, 3 copI %!
sheep -Receipts. 1000 shirmsnt.. 500 mar
q 00sl l5 shorn Texsns,tS 3S0l 05 lambs, a %
10 Is n pcr head,
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Up An Alp Through a Tube.

A dispatch from Switzerland SAYS NJ,
Trantweiler, chief engineer of the Brunig
railway, has applied for a concession for
an underground railway up the Jungfran
mountain II is proposed to reach the
summit Of the mountain by means of a
tubular tunnel.
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THE NOVELTY.

THE NOVELTY.
THE NOVELTY HoT.AIR FURNACE has
been in use in this town and county for twelve
years. II Is no experiment. The people who
have them take great pleasure In recommend.
ing them to their friends, We refer, by per.
mission, to the following:
]. II. Kathfon, Lancaster, Pa.
Z. 4. Fraim, Lancaster, Pa.
D. 9. Bursk, Lancaster, Pa.
Allen Guthrie, Lancaster. Pa
John A. Coyle, Lancaster, Pa.
Henry 0erhart, Lancaster, Pa;
w. r. Cummings, Lancaster, Pa.
# H; fs
Levi 0rose, Nehsville, Pa.
Mrs Net Hssr Helni.sh asnHsstsr Pa
George Lutz, Lancaster, Pa.
G. H. Lefevre, Lancaster, Pa.
Mrs. Anne M,T,a c: stsmm, LANCASTER. ns Pa.
Myers Rathfon, Lancaster. Pa.
Presby yterian Church, Lancaster, Pa.
Thos. Wiley, Lancaster. Pa.
Menno Wenger, Lancaster, Pa.
John Holman, Lancaster, Pa.
Charles Martin. Lancaster, Pa.
Melvin H. Rathfon, Lancaster, Pa.
g. Johns Iohn's Lutheran Lutheran Church Church Lancaster e.
Frederick Hoefel. Lancaster, Pa.
d. B. Lands, Lancaster Pa.
James c, Gable, Lancaster, Pa.
d. =. Stackhouse, Lancaster, Pa.
English Reformed Church, Lancaster, Pa.
Edward Zahm, Lancaster, Pa.
q. Edw. Hegener, Lancaster, Pa.
j. w. Lowell, Lancaster, Pa.
Jacob II. Lands, Millersville, Pa,
Baptist Church, Lancaster, Pa.
Methodist Church, Lancaster. Pa.
Methodist Church, Atglen, Pa.
1saac Stirk, Lancaster, Pa.
John H. Bosler, Lancaster, Pa.
Reformed Church. Willow Street, Pa.
George Russ, Lancaster; Pa.
John NJ. Davidson, Lancaster, Pa.
lions Lutheran Church, Lancaster, Pa.
Jacob L. Brubaker, Rohrerstown, Pa.
Val. Werkheiser, Lancaster, Pa.
John L. Miller, Lancaster, Pa.
Chas Bates Lancaster, Pa.
Henry Bundel, Lancaster, Pa.
Fred Banker, Lancaster, Pa.
John Hege, jr., Lancaster, Pa.
II. NJ. Zook, Lancaster, Pa.
Jno c. Dinan, Lancaster, Pa,
Leonard Eckert, Lancaster, Pa.
]. W. Markiey. Lancaster, Pa.
Adam L. lands, Wilmer, Pa.
Chas. 9etz. Lancaster, Pa.
Saml Vandersaul, Lancaster, Pa.
Marcus Kirchner, Lancaster, Pa.
Reilly Bros. & Raub,
40 AND Ae NORTH QUEEN ST.
- n NJ A q
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Sued the watch COMPANY,

Abraham Bitner to-day entered suit In
the court of common pleas against the
keystone Standard Watch company for
royalty on one of his patents used in tho
manufacture of watches. The statement of
tho amount due has not yet been filed
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-24

seven Thousand Deaths From Cholera.
dispatch from Stamboul says that the
cholera is still making frightfui rayages in
the villages Of the Tigris and Euphrates.
There have been seven thousand deaths
within the past three months, and there are
as yet no signs Of AN abatement OF the
Hcourge.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET,

DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
STATE.
State Treasurer
EDMUND A. BIGLER.
COUNTY.
State Senator.
Northern District.l
JOHN s. HOOVER.
Dfstrict Attorney.
c. q. BAssLER.
Directors Of he Poor.
ABRAHAM STONE,
j. w. NAUMAN.
Prison Inspectors.
AMOS MEAS,
HENRY NJ. WELLER.
County Surcyor.
JOHN c. MARTIN,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Attractions ut Fulton Opera House.
Thursday, Oct. "a, Regina, the Night Queen. -
Friday and Saturday, Oct. rs and %, "a
Bunch of Keys"
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IHE price IL only Il dime,
And 1t Cures Headache and Neuralgia every
time
bhoMo-SELTzFR-at any drug store. oo2std
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9rotls.
MarI,ets.
PhiiadelpbIa Pro,,n,o Mar

fhiladelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "a -Noon-Flour weak ;
iehna supers, 5o9275; extra, 2sba3 81 :
u taa5O0 Pa'eh''
;, Wheat nnn; No. 2 Red, new, .slIS@sac
Corn steady; No. 2, Ala aye.
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~ cn& h " ~ XrTz,n 81 ~ ciSs kX1nn1 II STone
No. 5 and i0 North Qussn street.
@z--A.w .-nssw
M Clothes and every article under the Gun.
WYE CARRY THE LAR0Esr AND FINEST
Msersehsum fipes ard Fine sHcSing Tcoec-
oS" O' nrnTT1rtSsn VIII ~ ria A STSiar.
EssabIishcd ii5c Al liz East King stresl
.:s1a. ~ !; 80 .5s : - !, !, ,v,,7; ".
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81 thst R,iIv Ws;ts's tsSsr = tsss 1T r. ths
''.''. .0i ,s!s SSs. = 5 Z .es NORTH QUEEN ST.
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