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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30
Faithful Friend Gone.

~ one O'Clock yesterday "Alf." Mrs. a
B. GuIg0n's well-knOwn Newfoundland
dog, died after short illness, in the twelftl
year Of his age. All was magnificent
animal probably tue haadsOmest of hi ,
kind in Richmond, aud was perhaps as well
known as any dog ia the CITY. lie was gen
tie and aiiectiOnate. and ia spite Of his great
size and strength, had never been known
TO bite or attack any one, and
though brave as a lion, would never
tight other dogs unless yicIously and
persistently attacked when he would nd
minister a wholesome repro0f 10 the offender
which il was seldom necessary for him h
repeat. His was the fidelity and loyalty one
seldom sees among men. and which Is al.
beautiful as iF Is Eare. lie was faithful
friend and died at ripe Old age, surround
ed, as be deserved % be, with every comfort
and cared for with the tenderest solicitude.
Peace 20 his ashes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30
ITEMS In VIRGINIA.
FREIGHT TRAIN WRECK ON THE
N. AND W. RAILROAD.

Seizure Of Whisky-The Grain Elevator
at Petersburg Soon to Open-Death OF
Mr.. Thomas ID. Harris-Actiyity In Lum-
ber-Other Items.
LNNcHBURG, VA. January o. Special.
One OF the most brilliant weddings Of the
season took place here to-day at Court
Street Church, the contracting parties being
Mr.. Roy B. Smith. Of Roanoke city, and
Miss Florence, daughter Of Or. W. b.
Hatcher, Of this city, a large tobacconist.
Rev. John +. Edwards odiciated, and the
church was crowded by numerous friends
and families Of botL parties, with all honors
and decorations Of such an occasion.
There have been three times more mar
riages in this city in the last four months
than ever known before in any period Of
time.
There is now no doubt that Samuel Gibbs
(cOl0red), who died few days ago under
mysterious circumstances. was poisoned by
his paramour, Rosa Saunders, who has since
leit the city. The poison-arsenic-has
been traced 10 the drug store Of Camm
Bros, bought at Q O'Clock the night before
his death.
Rev. George W. Carter has been preach
ing for the last week some Of the finest ser
mons in this city ever delivered here, and
has attracted crowded congregations every
day and night. He was the popular pastor
Of the leading Methodist church Of this city
thirty-two years ago, and is considered as
brilliant now as ever. He goes TO Danyille
tomorrow on his church work.
The trial of William Cooper, the prisoner
removed from the Jail in this city yesterday
10 Christiansburg, is now going on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30
THE ANCIENT CAPITAL.
Newsy Notes Of Interest from Williams
burg.

I
burg.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, January 2S.-lSpe-
cial. The German Club gave a beautiful
entertainment last night at Cameron hall,
i'm honor of Miss Vaughan, Of Norfolk, and
Miss Peachy, Of Washington, which afford
ed much pleasure % all present. The hall
was filled with beautifully dressed ladies,
and the gentlemen wore conventional
full dress. Among those dancing were
Miss Peachy, Of Washington, with Mr..
Taylor, Of Norfolk; Miss Vaughan, of
Norfolk. with Mr.. Norman Henley; Miss
Carrie Lane with Mr.. D0zier; Miss Jennie
Wise with Mr. Washington; Miss Emily
Christian with Mr.. James McCaw; Miss
Marie Treylian with Mr.. W. w. Ware;
Miss NJ. Lou Henley with Mr.. +. :. Farrar;
Miss Nergie Armistead with Mr.. {. l..
Brown.
The ancient capital will be represented
at the colonial ball by several Of our we'll
known citizens.
IL is learned with regret here by his many
friends, that Captain +. ID. Starke, of Rich
mond, has resigned as a member Of the asy-
lum board. Captain Starke was known as
most efficient director. active always in
securing the interest of the asylum and en-
deavoring at all times to keep the expenses
within the annual appropriation.
Mr.. Thomas ID. Harms, one of the oldest
citizens Of James City county, was buried
Yesterday from the family residence. Mr..
Harris was in his seyenty-secOnd year. and
before the war held the position of high
sheriff Of the county and town.
Miss Miles, Of Ridgway, Pa, who has
been spending the winter here, leaves for
home Thursday morning.
The work Of remodeling the Methodist
Church will soon be commenced. The
church is 10 undergo great changes, both
as 10 its interior arrangement and general
appearance. The rear part Of the structure
is 10 be extended, and when the improve
ments shall have been completed the seating
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30

The Wilmington Star says. "lhe numcr
Ous letters Of inquiry received by the state
Agent Of immigration, with requests for
maps, &c, is evidence that North Carolina
Is attracting attention in other states, and
this, taken in connection with the large pur-
chascs Of real estate In several portions "a
the state. is proof that the inquiries are nOt
inspired by mere idle curiosity. We take 10
for granted that these inquresare. as far AZ
practicable, promptly answered. But some
additional eh0r should he made 10 place
North Carolina and her resources more
prominently before the world, for there are
few states which can show up better IL as
well. Ole OF the most practical methods OF
doing Uils, ia part at least, would bee "a
grand state expedition. which would show
40 glance North Carolina I'm miniature.
and give some idea of what she has b oner
the settler and the varied resources which
invite industry and tho investment of cap
ital."
Henderson Gold Leaf: The spirit Of i'm
prOfemenl Is manifest on every hand in
Henderson. New buildings are going up
in every direction, aud new enterprises ars
springlug into existence that will drive the
ear Of progress fOrw ard still more rapidly
The horizon Of the future grows brighter
with the coming Of each day
Major Finger, state superintendent OF
public instruction, has received an invita-
tion 10 speak on the colored question at the
Lake Mohawk Conteteace, New York, next
June.
Mr., W. n. cecil, who lives near Captain
liA.iiss In Davidson county, has not worn
but one pair Of shoes in hye years and has
not worn a coat in twenty-three years.
More than Aity tobacco farmers fIDm
other counties have moved into Franklin
iOY lbe ullrUo.p Of RAISING f0Iacco
Ia Grange is now lighted by street lamps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30

Mrs. Mary Wright. Of Caroline comfy,
died sunday night at an advanced age.
The Washington and Lee University bell
weighs 100 pounds. and is said to be the
largest bell in any Southern university.
10 is learned thai the late Senator Riddle
berger had his life insured for $4,000 for
the benefit ofhis wife.
10 is said that over forty dogs have re-
Gently been poisoned in the southwestern
part Of Alexandria.
Mr.. Reps Jones, who contracted 10 rebuild
Ciarke's bridge, over Great creek. near
Lawrenceyille, has completed the same.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30
LEXINGTON LOCkLs.
Seizure OF BeiSw.Pgoof "hisk'-ih'
Rockbridge COMPANY.

LEXINGTON, VA, January ~, epess'alf
one hundred and thirteen gallons oi @ ~
whisky. contained in three packages, ron
he Nyerly distillery at staunion, have Deen
seized here by Brown Allen, Of the revenue
department, acting under orders iron la., ne"o, a,
ouarters al Washington, on the report VI
see,.ioi eoenfs. who found IL ten or more de
frees below one hundred split Proof gal,, Al,
Ions The seized goods are in the hands "
a sDecially appointed storekeePer. -, ,so
1olonel James II. CaXt0n has solu iyo i
,'ros r'., ~ his farm. adjoining Buena Vista, 10
a syndicate for S20'V9 , ,,,osoo,y has
"" N Ficaat. cashier Of the Bank Of Lex
,ncion. Is o,lt again, after weeks mas
Miss Ellen Lee, daughter OF exsO9Verno, sln.e
F.tzhugh lee. Is home for tbe wen wv"
staunton. where she attends schooi. aoo
i, The board OF directors Of the Bockeriag,e
COMPANY will meet in Iichmond on me on ,.li
proximo, when they will determine ine o"''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30
HALIFAX HAPPENINGS.
The Eject of the New Railroac-Activity
in Lumber.

SOUTH BOsTON, Va, January 20.-Ispe-
cial. The completion Of the Lynchburg
and Durham Railroad to this point was her
aided with egreat joy by our people. We
have two trains a day each way to and
from Lynchburg. Its effects are already
felt. Our merchants are doing good trade
along the line.
The Piedmont Spoke Works are cutting a
quantity Of hickory lumber to be shipped
here and manufactured into spOkes. Mr. H..
l.. Evans, OF the South Boston planing mill,
has contracted for j.OOOO0J feet OF LUMBER
to be shipped here over il.
Many new buildings have been projected
10 be erected i'm the early spring. Among
them is a brick tobacco factory, by Mr. D..
W. Easlev. 4GXl5O feet five stories high.
The breaks Of tobacco for the past week
have been good and prices high.
The County Court is now in session, ana
the remaining prisoners charged with COM
pljcitv in the attempted assassination OF
Messfs. NOblin and Berry, last November,
will be tried.
our merchants have received invitations
10 attend banquet i'm lynchburg, on Feb
ruary 9TH, given by The Board Of Trade Of
Lynchburg, TO the merchants living along
the line Of the Lynchburg and Durham
Railroad l.ynchburg is bidding strong FOR
the trade Of this section.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30
GREEN COUNTY CHAT.
Prospects OF a Railroad Condition Of
Crops.

STANARDsvILLE. Va. January o.
Special. DR.. j. G.. Stephens and Mrs. G..
+. Wamsley, have been quite sick. The
latter was critically III for several days, but
has greatly improved. She is the wife of
Rev. G. +. Wamsley.
The farmers have made good use Of the
fine weather, and have well-nigh finished
plOwing for corn. Universal complaint is
made Of fly in the wheat. and good judges
predict a small crop. However, wheat is
looking well in the county generally.
The prospect Of railroad greatly elates
our people. The action Of the Legislature
in having granted a charter 10 the Pied
mont and Potomac Company to construct
read from some point on ihe Chesapeake
railroad 20 the Potomac riyerOr Washington
city, is to us an almost absolute verify Of
road, as this county is in q direct line % the
capital city. II the road starts from Gro
yet, in Albemarle, and passes through
Green, Madison, and RappahannOck cOun-
ties, il will certainly strike a bonanza,
as they are all rich and prosperous with
abundance Of timber for almost every pur-
pose. and inexhaustible tan-bark. Our peO-
pie will, am sure, do all they are able 20
aid and assist the enterprise, and IL need
be, will subscribe 10 insure it. We want
the road
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30
PETERSBURG GOSSIP.
Central Lunatic Asylum-lhe New Graf
Elevator.

Central Lunatic Asylum-1he New Grain
Elevator.
PETERSBURG, Va, January @.-.spe-
cial. The Legislature Is 10 De asked Tor an
appropriation Of sixty thousand dollars with
which 10 make an addition 20 the Central
Iunatic Asylum for the accommodation ol
three hundred patients-One hundred ana
fifty males and the same number OF females.
II is proposed 10 make the addill0n ia lpe
rear Of the present asylum building, 10 De
connected with the main building by cor
ridor The proposed new building is 10 be
three stories high. The regular meeting OF
the board Of directors Of the asylum VIII be
held on next Wednesday.
The libel suit brought by Mr.. Weiss. oil
HicksfOrd. against ", W, Evans, edltor Oh
the Virginia Lancet. an organ Of the c0lOred
peOple here, Is set for trial before Judge
Bernard IN the Hastings Court on Friday
next. This case was continued from the
last term Of the court. Ex-Governor
cameron is counsel for Weiss.
A graai tournament is to be given al
Dinwiddle COufthOuse on the 18th Of next
month. 10 be followed ~ night by ball.
Mr. Robert Gillian, CLERK Of ihe courts
who has been confined % the house i0r sew
efal DAYS by sickness Is now able TO be out
Miles Biag Was fined S2O this morning by
the MAYOR for caE99ing coneeaied weapons.
A colOred man nan en sleiVin jackson
parham was found on Jones ssFeci ~ q
eneechless condition yesterday morning
and was brought 10 the city jail IN a wagon.
This morning he died. A cOroner's inquest
Va H., beld. and the jury rendered a verdict
fbat tse deceased came to his death from
natural causes. ,.,o,,
The grain elevator, wp.h has Just been
builf here bv the Atlantic Coast inc at
cost Of $4,000, will be opened toa o4tsifess
in . lew DAYS. EX-Postmaster JOhn -. tat
terson L. - Dc the manager Of the ne" ere
Aafor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
A NEW CIGARETTE INDUSTRY
STARTED IN DURHAM.

a New Bridge-Fight over the sight Of
the Baptist Female Inivsrsity-A syn
dicate After the Union County Gold
Mine.
RALEIGH, y. c.. January 2o.- Special =
Rev. r. G.. Pearson, the evangelist, who has
been conducting meetings in Charleston for
two weeks past, is sick and unable 10 ap-
I pear in the pulpit. Meetings, however. arc
still in progress, local ministers taking turn
about until Nr. Pearson is again able 10 re-
sumo work.
The Durham Medicated Cigarette Com
pany is new industry. just organized at
Durham, and will begin the manufacture Of
cigarettes ON an extensive scale at once.
r. X. Bridgers is president Of the company.
Cards are out tor the marriage Of Dr.
Kemp p. Battle, Jr., and Miss Eliza Me-
kee, Of Raleigh, on February 9Th. Dr. Bat
tie is a son Of President Battle. OF the s.ate
University.
Work has been begun on the splendid
new iron bridge across French Broad river,
AT Hot Springs
NHNtu'i DIX Niu IN llNu ore - reported on
the south side Of the Dan river. near Pied
mont Springs. This Is on tie same lead
that extends SO far along the north side OF
the river.
Commissioners OF Agriculture Robinson
and Professors Chamberlain and Massey,
Of the Agricultural and Mechanical College.
VIII deliver addresses at the Farmers lnsti-
tute, at GOldsb0rO. this week.
The supreme Court opens for spring term
ON Monday next.
Examination Of applicants for license, 10
practice law, will be- held next Friday. A
large class viii enter.
The fight between the different towns OF
the state 10 secure the Baptist Female tni-
Nersity, continues az a lively rate. The peo-
pie Of oxford have held mass meeting and
appointed delegations tO come 10 Raleigh
and lay oXford's claims before the Location
Committee when they meet here.
The stockholders Of the Raleigh Cotton
Mills held their first annual meeting to-
night. 10 was unanimously decided 10 in
crease The capital stock from 100000 tn
Sl21.OOo, and strong speeches were made i'm
favor Of increasing the capital stock 10
S2VO,oW 40 an early date. The present board
of directors We're unanimously reelected.
The building for the cotton factory IL now
almost completed. and work will be begun
AS soon as the machinery arrives.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

attempts were made 10 wreck two trains
00,f avon. Mass. yesterday. In both cases,
f.e 4facfIons placed upon the tracks were
discovered In time 90 prevent damage. Ibis
Istlo fourth attempt made 10 wreck Trains
near here within "a short time.
-orou. trouble Is anticipated I'm the Chick
asaw Naiion as thc time approaches for the
collection of the percapiia tax Of I'VE dollars
IefI,lou tle white residents for the priyi-
oee of performing manual labor
atclDeu j. Brown. AN attorney and an in-
.uruce. joan and real estate agent, has left
3D.. f.rf. Indiana. Tor parts unknown, leaving
.r.Iiols to the amount u $4,000
ionoi John Mason Brown died al Louis
lI... Kentucky, 90 10 O'Clock this morning
e. heart trouble. brought about by pnen-
a.na.
Ile New Yosk state J leieration Of Labor
Yesterday approved the proposal 10 enforce
.le il.hi-hlur Gay after May J.. 1900,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30
MR. cARRINeTON.s ESTATE.
vaI.e, slg0,oOO-The VIII Admitted to
Probate.

The viii Of j. l.. Darlington, the late pro
prietor Of the Exchange and ballard Hotels
was admitted 90 probate yesterday in th'
ChanceTy Court.
The estate is valued at $4,000, and Major
James II. DOOley qualified as executor
without security, none being required.
In the distribution of his property Sir
Darlington first mentioned, after providing
for the payment Of just debts against him,
his grandchild, Mahle Darlington, daughter
Of the late Samuel j. Darlington. To her hc
leaves $1,000.
As a special bequest, Mr. Darlington gave
his daughter Ada. his horse and carriage,
the furniture in her chamber and in ihe
private parlor az the Exchange.
The rest Of the eglato Is diyided equally
between his children-Peyt0n X. Caring
ton, Ella j. Darlington, -. John Caring
ton, Della ;. Bacon. wife Of ". j, Bacon
Mamie Read Blackmore, wile OF j. HI.
BlackmOre.
The executor is directed 10 operate the
hotels until the expiration Of the lease or
sell them at public or private auction. In
case he should decide iO continue the hotels
he il 70 employ W. scott Darlington as
agent,
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for the distribution Of the lots IN Glasgow "a
the stockholders in the company.
A colored man, formerly teacher in the
public schools Of the ROckbridge Baths Sec
ton has been adiudged insane, and is now
in jail awaiting transfer 90 the asylum.
Mr.. 4. 7. Barclay is out again after q
severe Illness.
A letter from Natural Bridge says Colonel
II. {. Parsons leaves for South America
some time next month 20 superintend the
survey Of his proposed road through that
country.
At a meeting Of Ex-Governor Lee, presi-
dent; W. A. Anderson, yice-president. Of
the ROckbridge Company; 4. c. EgglestOn.
Of Richmond. representing the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad; ID. W. Flicwir. super
intendent. and o. Howard Royer, passenger
agent. Of the Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
at Glasgow, Monday, sites for the Chesa-
peake and Ohio and Shenandoah Valley
railroad passenger depot at that point were
located. All trains will now stop there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30
TeRRlElc EXPLOSION.
rhre. ,.sn Killed a. saw-Mili In West
Virginia


Virginia
pIIr-ntn0. Pa. January g.-A special
f.fI. 'rmr- from Charleston, ". Va, says
Alor.lie boiler explosion occurred at the
.aR-mIl of a. B. Leech, ON raining iSocA
creek. twcntg-lYe miles from here, ,e.tei,
day. which Killed iAaee meD. lhe inili mao
stopped fo tighten loose belt. Elsnl
u.n were working boz and near Tue
mIl. when "a few minutes before noon
terrific explosion occurred. demOlisil1k
fle mili and machinery. Joe Wright, agee
Twenty-Five. was fling saw "neh
tae explosion occurred. The saw was
broken O. pieces. one piece Of which
rut Nrelrs throat nom ear % ear. he
leaves widow and child at Wells
iln. Ohio. Manager Hoover wa. blown
fre hundred yards distant and driven feet
foremost into a hollow log up ~ his waist.
iie Was horribly torn and msngled and
ilfi Instantly lie leaves a widow and
eefen children. Bud Mullins, aged twenty,
ilren single. had his skull crushed. and cut
In abdomen, eyes and face scalded. lie
Nf0d oiiy iew hOurs.
Cause of ihe explosion not known. The
engineer says there was plenty Of water in
fne boiler.
Ile mill only started operations Monday,
AFTER O. shutdown for repairs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. January o.
Special. " orr valuable paper is always
received here with delight, bnt your Tues
days edition was unusually good, and the
new feature introduced will prove valua-
bic one 10 you we hope. The feature al
luded 10 was the article on "secrct soci-
eties,v their formation and principles: the
one on ROYAL Arcanum being especially
good. IfyOu would make distinctive coll
umn and invite articles upon these subjects
YOU would, no doubt, increase your
circulation, as this is an idea the
older papers have overlooked Our
city last night was visited by
several members Of the Grand Council
Royal Arcanum who paid visitation 10
Fredericksburg Council, No. 4l6, and in
stalled their officers for the coming year.
This city is getting a great secret order
place. The visitors got into the hands Of
Messrs. Bolts, Downing, liable. Nhissner
and others, and they were shown the sights.
This old historic place is full Of interest
and we should be pleased 10 have your
representative up here to note not only the
past but the improvements going on here.
We may be a little slow, but we move
slowly and we grow,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30
FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED.
Accident on the Norfolk and Western
Railroad,

BLACKSTONE. Va. January % Spe-
cial. Quite a wreck occurred on the Nor
folk and Western Railroad this morning
about ., about half mile north OF this place
TO a west-bOund freight. IL was caused by
the bursting Of the fire-bOx 10 the engine,
the fiue Of which was defective. About
eight empty coal cars aud the tender of the
engine were thrown of the track some of
the cars were badly smashed, and the track
torn up for about fifty yards. Trains were
delayed about six or eight hours. and pas
sengers had TO be transferred at the wreck.
No one was hurt except Fireman Schehy.
Of Crewe, "a, who was badly scalded. and
is not expected TO recover. The wrecking
train from Crewe arrived during the morn
ing with superintendent Major Dubarry,
and did all in their power 70 clear the track.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30
Personal Mention.

MI. W. NJ. Fisher. after guise successful
business trip through the Southern States
returned to the city Yesterday.
Mr.. W. B. Beyill, general passenger
agent Of the Norfolk and Western RAILROAD
Company, is in the city,
Mr. Fred, MeAliislee and Mr.. T.. II
Schanche, Of New York, We're in the city yes
terday, and paid Captain A. G. BabcOck, o
HenricO, Visit.
Mr.. l.. Powers, who had his ankle badl,
sprained about ten days ago, is reported
better to-day.
hr. John ;. Munce has returned from d
visit 10 his old home in Reliast, Ireland.
Mr.. Robert Armistead, Of Williamsburg
is in the city,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30

LYNcHBUBG, VA, January 29.-.spe-
cial.l-A most distressing accident oc-
CURED late this evening. iDgOlving the life
Of Mrs. Mosby H. Payne, the wife Of one OF
our most prominent citizens, and daughter
of the late Charles \. Morris, Jr,
Of Richmond. As she was driving
down Fifth street. the horse 10 her buggy
became frightened and ran away The
vehicle was smashed and Mrs. Payne was
thrown ont with great violence. She was
desperately ipinred, and the physicians de-
spair OF her life,
LATER-12.3O A. M.-srs. Bayae died at
IL 80 o'clock tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30

DUBLIN, January pa resolution ex-
pressing confidence in Mr.. Parnell has been
adopted BY the municipal council.
LONDON, January 29.-Ihe dock laborers
strike at Rirkenhead and Liverpool, is
spreading.
ZANZIBAR, January 90 Messrs. vonson
and Paul, on behalf Of the German African
Company, are founding commercial fac
tories on the West Coast system. IL this
enterprise is successful, il will destroy the
monopoly Of the British India Merchants
held for centuries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30
Fire This Morning.

The alarm Of ire this morning az I O'Clock
was from box 81, az the corner Of Hancock
and Broad streets. The Hre was IN the
dwelling houses Nos. ilCg and llOs wesl
Broad street. 10 had made c0nsid.
cradle headway before the alarm was
turned in, and the buildings were
consumed before the flames could be gotten
under cSntr0l. No. 400 was owned by Mr.
II. l.. Carter, and occupied by Mr. Ford
and the other dwelling was occupied hs Mr
William y. >eatOn, a wood and coal dealer
at No. l,0l2 west Broad. The total damage
was $1,000. The building owned by Mr.
SeatOn was insured for 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-30

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.'. ,s 'na ~ Si. shields & Co., corner u Flfth
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