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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08
BORN WITHOUT EYE-BALLS.
Peculiar AffiictiOn of a Child of
VIM. A. Collins.

Among the recent deaths in Che
city, which in some measure, NAV be
attributed TO the intense heat of the
last tn days, was that of the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Collins, residing at No. 1908 Frank
lin avenue. The child which had
reached the age of 20 months, was
blind from lis birth, but owing to its
pleasant features ard affectionate
ways it had become quite favorite ia
the neighborhOtd, end was also re-
garded as much of q curl
osity. The child's failures
were well formed and regular, with
the exception that the eyelids were
slight Y suuken owing 70 the absence
OF eyeballs. The eyelids, lashes and
eyebrows were perfect, and the lids
moved perfectly free, but ss they
were sightless they were generally
kept closed, end the little one when |
being carried about, or when sitting
on the floor toying with lis playtbings
which it did the same as other chill !
dren, had the facial appearance of
being asleep. The sockets were
filled with fleshy substance, which
was not at all unsigbtiy, but which was
seldom shown, except when the child
became frightened 1t was very in.
'ellIgent little creature, considering its
'ightless condition, and was just learn.
ng to talk. The mother had been
much aggrieved on account of the
'hllds blindness, but after recent OBJ
of the pupils of the Mis-
OUR school for the blind, she had be.
ONE reconciled TO its condition, and
lad determined to give it a thorough
ducation in that institution. The
hid had reached the teething period, !
nd this with a combination of other
ended its life.-St. Louis
Hlobe-Democrat. 1,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08

Cabot Lodge, the Massachuse is Re
publican who stands as sponsor in the
House of Representatives for the in.
famous Federal E 'ection bill, is a
descendant of George Cabot, who was
a member of the notorious Essex iun-
to. The Essex junto was a cabal of
old Federalists who held out for many
years against the democracy of JefIer-
son and in favor of the aristocracy of
Hamilton. 1t is fit and proper that
the party which is the direct descend
ant of the cd Federalist party should
have for a leader in its newest assault
upon the liberties of the people man
who is direct descendant of one of
.he bitterest of the old Federalist lead.
ers. The business is congenial all
around.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08

The grand old party must cling to
to the virtue of forbearance and not
cut President Harrison down because
of his first failure to bring forth fiuit.
Let them dig about him and use fer
tilizers On him and then try him a
year or 50 more. IL he does not do
better alter this is done then let him
60 into the poultry business.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08

Kansas City will have no public
celebration on the Fourth. Sedal'a
therefore extends a cord al invitation
to the good people of that city to visit
the metropolis of Central Missouri on
the nations natal day and enjoy the
monster celebration at Association
Park.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08

cit is almost impossible in the
United States" said Justice Harlan of
the United States Supreme Court to
the students of the Law College of the
University of Wisconsin, "as long as
the press is not muzzled, for corrupt
ion to hold sway for any great length
of time" The President and his muz-
zled editors must be wondering whom
the Justice is ',udin' to-"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08

The reports to the effect that Prcsi.
dent Diaz has vetoed bill for the
establishment of a lott1ry at Tia
Juana, Lower California, are iucor-
rect. The Mexican government
never consented to hear of the sub
ject, notwithstanding the efforts of the
influential persons connected with the
scheme. Mexico truly puts Louisiana
to sha me.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08
SAVED BY A TAIL.
A Murderer's Horse TOws Him
Across q River q Half Mile
Wide.

st. Joseph, Mo, June 2S.-West
Carrigton, the murderer of Robert
Oder, escaped the officers of the law
in a novel and exciting way. Last
night Darlington became Involved in
quarrel with his brother-in-'aw, one
of the larg st stock raisprs in this
county. The quarrel ended in the
shooting of Oder. Darlington
mounted hors, aud hurriedIy rode
from the scene of the tragedy, small
town called Gowler, t, st. Joseph, a
distance of eighteen miles. He
reached here about daylight, aud
rested himself and his horse by the
river side, wsiting for the ierry-boat
to carry him to the Kansas 81 e, where
he hoped to make his escape.
The river is very high and the
boat only makes twJ trips a day.
Carringt.,n did not know this, but
waited until he was surpriset by the
approach Of the Sheriff and his depu.
ties. Jumping on his willing horse
as his pursucis approached the muir.
derer urged the animal down the EN-.
bankment and into the water, while
the officers looked on in amazement.
Into the river they went, the rider
looking anxiously over the half mile of
wa er separating Kansas from Mis-,
souri,. Each moment they thrsa 'ened
to SINK Tue officers began discharg-
ing their revolvers aud a hasty search
for boats was made.
When about a hundred yards from
shore the horse was seen to slowly
sink. OFF sprang The rider, and az he
struck the water be grasped the ami
NAL by the tail. The horse relieved
OF the riders weight, now struck out
bravely, towing the murderer after
him. BY this time two boats contain
ing the deputies set out for the shore !;
but The current YVES very strong, and
little progress was made. Soon the
no. Sc was seen to Chamber up the side
of the little sand bar which lies in the
middle of the river and then both man
and beast stood painting from fatigue.
no time was to be lost for tire bats
were gradually he,ding for the little
breathing spot. The horse staggered
again to the waters side. the man
grasped the tail and into the stream
thew plunged sgain.
By this time the Missouri side OF
the river was lined with people, at
trdcted by the fu.illade of firearms.
The pursuers' BIAS were drifting
down stream, despite the rowers siren
lily on towards the har sas .hore. The
people were excited as the chase was
prolonged, shouting and running I'D
and down the banks. The animal Law
down exhausted when he reached the
slope on the other side. The man fol-
lowed suit, but only for a moment.
Then both arose. Mounting the
p!ucky animal, Covipgtoa Iift1d his
nat in derision ard drove into the
thicket. Nothing has been seen of
him since.
St. Joseph, Mo-, June 30.-Cov-
ngton, the man who shot bis brother
n-law, Oder, near Cover, Clinton
county, and who escaped to Kansss by
with his horse across the |
lyer at this point, was captured last
light at Hiawatha, Kan. and will
eturn without requisitioD. Oder is
till alive, but the chances are sgainst
i'm.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08

The Federal Election Bill will give
the party in power between $50, 900
and 800, 900 additional places to fill
with its heelers. 1t will COS: the gov
eminent about So, 100000 annually,
and the expenditure will be in effect
80 much added to the republican cam
paign fund.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08

1t looks bad for Speaker Reed. The
herring Gamers in his district are al
ready talking of not less than so for
each vote. HIS 5000 majority at
this rate will cost the protection
barons $4,000. He comes high, but
they will have to have him.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08

The president will sign the bills adj
hitting Wyoming and Idaho into tine
Union on July 4. The citizens OF
the latter state will be SO happy that
they will no doubt carol that old
familiar song. ga four-horse team
will soon be seen, way out in Idaho. :"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08

If Louisiana sells herself twenty
times over it will not furnish an ex-
cuse for the United States to sanction
her course. The mails must be closed
tn the transmission of lottery puhlica-
faI0y.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08
SYNODICAL FEMALE COLLEGf
AND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.

Newly and beautifully furnished; heated
by steam; lighted by electricity; hydrant
water on all floors; home school in all
its appointments; distinct conservatory
building; charges reasonable. Next term
Rev. Fl. c. EVANS, AM, Pres. Fulton, Mo.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08

In taking the census there is no
doubt that the republicans have
counted their chickens before they
are Matched.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08
GREAT NORTHERN KY. LINE.

To Helena, Butte, Spokane Falls, ans
the coast cities, take the
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08
GREAT NORTHERN RY. LINE.

To Fargo. Irookston, Grand Forks
and winnipeg, take the
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08

- WINE or cAspul. Ionic ior Women.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08
GREAT NORTHERN RY. LINE
GREAT NORTHERN RY. LINZ

runs its Own Magnificent Dining Cars. Palace
Sleeping Gus, SJ.:sB art nsIJ fIts at FT
Colonist 81. - Du fI-,I,t t-U1.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-08

To Great Falls, the future industrial
centre of the Northwest, take the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-15

The FIRST meeting fer both ladie, and
gentlemen opened With a good number
prssen, yesterday a, 30 T. Nj. Mr.. True
Gang beautiful song, entitled, "A Lite
TAX With Jesus Mi. Martin said
All Christians are called to be soul win
rers. Winning sonls Is a divine art 4
Christian mag not know Just ghsn he hos
won soul, Bat he c,n ka9g when be has
bean the meats OF IA Il ing someone enter
the kingdom The speaker enlarged on
rome Of the essential qualifications ees.
safy fer sueeesafal soul-wisning The frs
necessary qualification "a intimate scqusin,-
ance with God. Every worker must realize
Tat he is oae with God, AMI be 50 Intimate
". tn liim that the movement Of the pulse
Of bis Seart shall move rs TO duty. We
may know the Lord jass as we knos our
friends. and every worker should Introduce
others to Him Just as tae7 w0aii friend 10
ffieed.
S5coad. there must be implicit faith in
God gain his prom SEES, where lie sass He
will do anytaiyg 1t must bs believed.
bat it ia 80 hard 70 believe Nothing
is I'M possible wi h God" We are able 10
20 up and possesq the laid Never doubt
ont TIRE victory VIII come.
Third, there must be- - mFstby with men,
Sympathy will reach man whoa the most
eloquent sermon will fail. Young men are
specially susceptible % sympathy. Agai7,
there mus, be courage. BE thou ,trong
snd very courageous Why Shouldn't
the woi ksr be couia{ eolss Everything Is
on the side of thu worker. lie ia, every
enccursg sineat to work with
Mr.. Martin closed via an earnest appeal
to the audience 10 awaken to effort a. this
time to win soas
Mr.. Martin spoS. in the evening" on Chriss,
the Best FRI nd lie IS, err. the sinners
friend. Chris came 10 seeS and save the
lost. "Hr came 10 save sinners" eni AZ
ter saving them. h remains ard hrfricnds
them The only utls man needs IS that Of
a sinner 10 clxin, the mercy 81 COD. Again
lie is a powerful frjsud He uphodeth
all things by the word of His power"
The speaker went On to quote severa,
passages showing what Sod was able to do
lie Is able to save. snecJr. 70 keep and to
do exceedingly and shuadtntiy shove ali
We ask or ta.nk. No man need fear vi h
God as a fricnd Ag,in, he ia A pitiful
friend He Is touched with the feeling
Of our ipfirntf. He pat ili;naelf in oa-
place and is Therefore a0le q syTupsthize
with Us He is asa a faithful fiiaBd.
Prov. Il II, "A friesd loYeLA at ali tines,
sad in Psalm - II we read When my
father aud mother fntsake me. tAen 'hs
Lord will take me Up. Friends ray fail,
health may fail, wealth msy leave us.
everything may go, bIs Christ Is a'wiys
with US. The speaker closed vi an
earnest exLogtstien to all 10 trust this
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-15
Maine Beats tic World

The e'l.tor Of the Chicago Horsemsn of
Oct. 9th says: 10 lhe maa from the line
Tree STATE, Charles Harxce Nelson, we
have to def our LaF, Wh7n Yen breed.
train ard drive g stallion 10 liz in The
land where win'eg sroFs are long and deep
you have accomplished a rare triumph. It
demoas,rate cna tlirg tn. few have be-
lie we'd. and taAt $ tbs. .he North is no. iu-
capable # r5iHeing r.cord-makers tha.
can head the Kentucky a1d California
figures. There is no reason Why ii should
net BE- so Neither alfalfa, blue grass nor
perpetual sunshine make horses without
speed trot. Yea n,ust havs she blood sad
the training. and Whsle edD.t iog tina. in
the North country ths ci;mat, handbags the
training. rs sgiiust kentaeky OF Cslifarsia,
the performances Of Nelsos, Pam ic) and
other products OF the harsher zone saaw
,hs, the NoFthera brselsfs need rot be aia-
ccu-arcd in the raee with tae horsemen of
the golden shore AM the bluegrass fields.
In se-bssediaz rules are nor ahSoluse.
The best bod does nst alssys produce the
best results. snd ;he oGtcone of the best
opporsuaiti.s ofsea fAils % Bold good assinit
,hs scioas Of ua;osara circumstance. But
ia Nelson's veins tie bleed Of roeahontas
flows, and he "a great homer to Maine"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-15


john A. "oodsam' Esq, was IN town
Tuefdfy.
Walter Dane OF bo'ton' ~ss IN the city
Tne'dsy'
Ar'. u A. Mason is home from her yiiit
" bostor-
Hon oeo- Miaot OF belgrade was IN Inc
Mics Cora Stafford has returned from
Vi ins friends III vermont
NJ. b. Hof~aY, ESQ returned yesterday
afternoon from trip to Boston.
James Devins Of a'hinst9n' ID. O. was
AZ The Auga'1 House yesterday
Mr. James he"sah mas so improved 70
health A. to ME out almost every day
Nj Bert featon and soma half dozen
others went to Top'ham yesterday to attend
the Sagadahoc fAir
Mesns. A. ". Flood and +. j. Good
ridge OF Waierville, were in the city yes
terhsy On buiiness.
w u. DAVIS snd Mrs DAVIS returned
yesterday from OAKLAND where they nave
been spending Few days
Edgar Il. Gentleman OF Psr'oniheld,
member elec; to the House OF Representa-
tises was 10 the city Yesterday.
Col. &. u. Morton arrived on yesterday
mornings Pullman from Washington,
where he stopped on his way from Cardih
Mrs. r. f. Davis and LITTLE to1 went to
Wstefville Tuesday. Mrs. DAVIS viii at
tend the Sunday School conV sn'ioa IN that
city.
Mr., AMI Mrs. w II. Stacy who have
been spending the summer IN Angustl,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-15
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral

Tie Best Ok aleE1sBsa. thss preparations rap
F4Fy sos7thei tfrifatsse. strengthens the deli
e'sae efs.ans % sfeeea. ai.a fE-seres the voice
U tsr tSise Aaa power. Nc ssnger on Rgbiie
SPEAKER siaaaid he wsthast i. Lydia Thamp-
soa, the iansass aessess. eenl9es. AYERS
theFry PeetSral kzs been 81 very great SIR.
Vice ~ me. It Improves AID strengthens
ass spiee. 1aa IS always Elective fos glse
cure - colds and coughs
gsn several arcasiaas have suffered
froaa colds, causing hasfsehsss AID entire
less ct voice. ia my psofession a an aue-
ti1nesf any afeet4est 81 the veiee sr threat
. a serious matter, bs1s AZ each aitaess.
hass been relaered b. feU buses OF Ayers
Cherry fsetoraL This remedy, With orsii-
ear4 Gaze has Ysars ed ataah a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-15

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$500. 8, -; 49,.
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- ;.... tss7 (, IN. Co.,. -
- .,..rnaa ~ ,.; .r<.
~.,.h
$500.
routine nasuss. IN mot'on OF Counsellor
Carr from Sssaaaa'e' the Following order
vas pas'ed;
Ordered, inst we SECRETARY OF State De
f raass ~, - =, - ~, ~ 1870 u,ssnut 4na
I0sh lao
gefsr,ea 10 the committee IN slsr,san
,.,nra,
III. cays,rar ard c,u,ei, is.x. RI.
,,a.s;as on the g 10 train IN, u.,,sa,s
f.,,n "a xi,;, tho ps.s .n.t r,ur,b A.t.
a, Tia, nlsee. The Marty v,f car,l., ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-15
NOTICE.
village school District.


To the legal vesrrSet Village school District, in
the City OF Nvgu=ta. 1sEkGiSG;
Written agplisnison Of J. o. Webster, Chas. 4
Nssa ard Howard Owen. legal voters in said dis
tref having been made 10 The Undersigned a. eers
Of said district, 20 cal meeting % the iegsl vo
tiers OF said 81 striet at the tins and place and fer
the purposes hereias ter mentioned
The Inhabitants ~ said district qualified by law
10 vote in city sszirs harsbg notified and wsru-
ed 70 f7eet OF the siramEar School House in sai3
district On the issh dAs of October, isea. at 2-5l
o'clock in she AFTERNOON, then and there 10 act
ugnn the following articles
First-ro choose Moderator to preside at said
meeting
Second Tia bear q s-asesRent from the Directors
in regard 10 the need Of farther school aecnsame.
sis,iaas, af,d i the district viii vote TO hire
morsy and fHish the second story of the new
sesosl house en- Cushaor Heights
nafssi NJ Augusta. Maine, this eleventh day OF
October. $50.
HgsRr C. STAPLES.
Clerk Village School District
octiidix
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-15

"Replrts from different portions of New
been seiilusiy damaged. Already board
ing house keepers are studying ths different
receipts for hash. Something you know
must take The place Of the dur al beans.
Boston, toe. will not be the attractive place
Ii has been AMI II 10 hoped TINT in corsa-
qaenee Augusta people will not feel it nee
essay to go there 10 do there trading.
Such was the the ronsisboas msnnsr in
which dry goods dealer yesterday ex-
presstdthe hope that people, would learn
10 patrenixe home industries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-15
MAINE GENERAL HOSPITAL
Annual MEETING.

The arraas meeting Of the Naire General Hos
pjtai viii be he'd at soar O'Clock In the afternoon
II Tarsdsy November 4. iSat. ut thu esszrs Of the
Treasurer Of The corporation Ia the Poyiland Saw
inxs Bank Building 10 Portland, for the purpose
Of eiectinx officers for the ensuing sear, and Of
trsn<acfsfis such ether basiaess may legally
be presented
isy order Of The Directors.
FL JARRETT. Seefctars.
Portland. ucs. u, is.e. oesistfd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-15

Thomas C. Stewart snd FFatk 5.
Browne of wsshisstsn. d. c Or. T. c.
Tbayer ct Waterfalls. AID p d Grserc o.
Boolhsey Hsfaor, were st tie Cony House
Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-15

MIR. =. II Russell received a rather old
but most acceptable pressat yesterday. MI.
Eli. Washer sent him little coon that is a
beauty. The little fellow /, about two
thirds Ms large as a cat and though recently
caught spears quite tame allowing himself
70 he hsndisd very freely. Mr.. Russell
prizes his pressn: highly aud ~ill make a
pet of the ,mall chap. He saws that he
enjoys having coon pet, rs when tame
they are very playful and have very odi
ways Of shosing their plsyfnireo. The
large. sleek looking coonship tia. formerly
WAS seen ia Fairbanks ard Russelfs store,
became so tame that he wenld climb upon
the shoulders of his tiieads and would feel
their heads an faces all over with bis soft
paws, bat WAS so miseh,evous vithal that
he had TO be nsfrowly watched every min
ute. When fed he would raiely look 81
his feed but wouli fee ii all over the while
he was locking st you. and having ~ his
scose Il touch ti.ded himself of TIE
wholssemaress AID quail ty CT tie grub. he
woui put /, 10 his mou'h and swallow it
withoGt ever looking at it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-15

Jast nos doesn't seem 10 be favorable
tine for buying diamonds On spec ulation
unless yoa have decided on buying dia-
m0nd fiag for ctr.ain fair maiden it
isn't best 10 invest in the precious jewels.
Durios the past nine meltas diamonds
have iiwn sb,u. 81 per cent, AID small
dealers are afraid TO bay. fearing the mar
ket will fail on them. Only one mice is
beng worked now. and that is in South
Africa. heirg owne By syndicate 10 TIE
coatrol of the Ra,hsehtids and De Beer.
CI.orei stones are running heavily row--
there seems to be petfecs crazs for the M.
Brown, black. green, snl canary diamonds
are sresty in demand, bat ,hs blush ones
sbring the greatest price. Rnbiss are g,t
ting scsresr every day, too. Thy are not
being produced for III, m;rei are becom-
ing sxtuc', ard fabulous prices are paid
for them.
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- N~FNe
suffering
exhau stio
and the var
caused BY in
SIN II W in e
fare meals
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t@N.>- a. 49,
fteia nervous
fee hleness
Gus evils
digestion A
giass-f I'll be-
brings quick
~
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relief and good souad health Sold BY
Druggists everywhere.
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bR. YoopRuars sHTIDeTE

is especially recommended to patients.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-24
Grayessud Races,

GRAvEsEND, N. z, LAY 2s.-The track was in
frst-clsss shaps and the racing was interesting
The match race which was to be decided to
morrow between Csstawsy, and Eric has
been declared off because the latter has gone
lame aud cannot be brought to the post.
First race-Five furlongs, two light weights.
Lottie and UNI pire Kelly took the track with the
fall of the flag and set the pace At the last fur
long Blue Rock came through and won from
Bella B; Termentor third. Time, I:O1K.
Second race-Mile and one-sixteenth. Stock
ton won; while Prather, who was interfered
with, or else W ould have won, beat Grimaldi for
second place Time, 1:4SH.
Third race-Five furlongs. Fearless was drst
away aud won from Kittie T. Time, LOS. Fear
paid $50. 50 straight, Ktttie 7 paid $50 80.
Fourth rEce-One and one sixteenth OF mile.
Ballet. colt, ran last, for seven furlongs, but
wont TO the front in the stretch and won from
Kinsbridge, second; Kempland, third. Time,
1880.
Fifth race-one mile and one furlong. Vivid
won from Lotion; Larchmont, third. Time,
"a.