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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-23
PLANS NOW SETTLED.
Omcial Information Concerning the Colo
NAL Assembly.

NAL Assembly.
Alta meeting Of the chairmen OF commit
tees Monday report of the action oil the
door committee was read and passed on,
and the following final decisions reached;
Tickets for the floor and dress-clrcle are
now ready and can Dee procured upon pre-
eontation of invitation from West Johh-
.fon and from the following ladies. chair
mon of committees. Mrs. Philip HaEMl,
Nrs. f.. NJ. Logan. Mrs. Edward T. trump
Mrs. +. NJ. BOvkin. Mrs. g.. y. Woodbridge,
Mrs. IL. A. Tabb. Mrs. AleNande1C ameron-
and Mrs. Willie Allen. Those buying tick
cts for the drpss-circle can gei leseiNel
seats without extra cost hy presenting their
tickets at the Theatre ON Tuesday, January
-. from A. VI. to6 T.. VI. Tickets for tne
family gallery and top gallery are for sale
at the Theatre.
All gentlemen who take part in the danc-
ing Will wear colonial costumes OFT inc
dress described below. Dress coat llapel7
faced with some color, brass buttons, lace
IN sleeves: knec-brceches and silk stockings
buckles ON slippers. bun vest, lahot oil i'ce'
powdered hair on wig.
The older men Will Doe admitted in even
ing dress. The guests will Dee admitted lo
the dress circle either bon costume Orln even
ine dress. None from the dress circle can
come on the floor until supper unless 100 cos
tune.
The prices of tickets will be- for floor and
lress circle $3.50. including supper. family
gallery. 81: top gallery, soc. 40 compli-
mentlry tickets have been sent except % tine
Governor of Virginia and Mrs. Mckinney,
and 90 Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Cleveland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-23

For this malidy take that old-fashion
remedy Of our mothers, Syrup Of Pure Pine
Tar. lIorehound and Wild Cherry-Dr
Dlyid's Couch Syrun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-23

-TRAINING AND RACMNG your Lungs
and Throat with a rasping Cough is but
poor policy. Rather cure Yourself with Or.
ID. Jayne's EXpeci0rant, am excellent RENE
dv for Asthma and Bronchitis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-23
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

ChancerV C0ut.-J. b. Pace and wife 90
Archer Anderson, 80 feet ON Franklin street,
southwest corner OF Adams. $4,000; Frede-
rick X. Scott and wife 10 Sallie u. Stours
trustee. 30 ZIP feet ON the south side Of
Cary street, near jefferson, $1,000; h. 4.
Turner and wife 10 ". :. jackson. - feet
on jackson street, near 81. James SLIGO.
Hcnric0 C0unfU.-JOhn Dunlop, special
commissioner. 90 James b. Pace, strip of
land liX3e6 feet, also strip Of land ilXl9S
feet in square %, A. y. Lees plan, SlJl.j0.
WILL ADMITTED To PROBATE.
Edward :. Rose qualified as administra-
tor of John 4. Booth, deceased. Bond $1,000.
with A. ,. Chewing as surety.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-23

For THROAT DISEASES AND COUGHS use
Browns BRONCHIAL TROCHEs. Like all
really good things. they are initiated. The
genuine are sold only In boxes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-23
shlloh,s catarrh nepaedy.

WHEN YOU buy ~. b. c." remedies, tell
your nelghbors the result.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-23

neglect that cough. bat take 40 once DR.
Dayid's Cough syrup of Pure iine Tar
H0roh0und and W I'D Cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-23

Supreme court Of Appe0IS-llarrison
against Garnet. Argued by General James
g.. Field for appellee, and {. Y. Meredith,
Esq, for appellant, and submitted.
Warwick against Warwick. Argued by
judge J. II. Ingram for appellant, and Ma
ior Charles :. StringfellOw for appellees.
Police Court John Layton, a young
white man, was charged with stealing "a
pair of eyeglasses from the person Of Dir.
J.. G. Jordan on the 18th of last November.
Justice Crtchhcld DISCHARGED the prisoner
with the admOnitiOn 10 let whiskey alone.
y. T.. James, the detective. arrived in the
city early Yesterday morning and stopped
at the Exchange. Soon after he was ar
rested by Buck Johnson. of Nren's detec
tive agency, ON telegram signed 10y the
ChiefOfPOlice of Columbia, :. c.. which
was addressed 10 Detective John Wren, ON
the charge of swindling Mr.. Richardson.
The counsel for the accused asked that the
case be dismissed. as the telegram was sent
to Mr.. Wren instead of Chief-Oi-POlice Poe.
The Justice discharged Mr.. james. Walter
CarmOdy, drunk and creating disturbance
i'm the bar-roOm of G.. NJ. Butler. Fined 500
and costs. Louisa stanton (cOlorod), charged
with stealing one bcdstcad and other furni-
ture. the property of James NO0dall: the
case was continued for ten days. j. 4.
Ford. reported for allowing vicious dog 20
run at large ANA bite hudson loen; the
Justice ordered the dog 90 be killed If not re-
moved from the city in tweniy-iOur hours.
r. l.. Wiley (colored) was fined s. for leay-
ing his team ON the street John b. Harris
(colOred). allowing cellar-cap 10 remain
i'm "a DANGEROUS conditions; he was ordered
4 have il repaired William Booker (c0l-
orcd) was fined 500 for soliciting passen-
gers at the Union depot. Thomas Ward,
charged with being drunk and yagrancy;
- and costs. James Wright (col0rod).
stealing railroad iron, the property Of the
Chesapeake and ohio and the Richmond
and Danville Railroad Companies; jailed
for six months.
Circuit COuTf.-ln this court yesterday
the following suits were instituted: Drew
cry Il Co. against {. W. Leonard; damages
claimed 500. Lewis stewart and Clarence
Peyt0n against lsham Matthews; damages
claimed XII 600
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-23
ROYAL ARcANUM.

The Grand officers Of the Royal Arcanum
i'm Virginia have received an invitation 10
be present at an entertainment to be given
January 23d, at the Auditorium, Chicago,
by the members OF the Royal Arcanum of
the state Of Illinois. The invitation is
quite handsomely prepared, and is signed
6v -. W. Wilson, chairman; {. c. Weth-
erel. Robert Van Sands, W. J.. Pierce,
Charles b. Ross. Otis ;. Favor, Bradley
Dean, Clayton Mark, 4. j. Short.
\ suitable response to the invitation has
been made by Grand Secretary William
LOyenstein.
The grand officers Of the Royal Arcanum
will make an official visit TO fredericksburg
unxf Tuesday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-23
wnKINsoN-TAYLOR.
nARRIsON- WILLIAMS.
THE SECRET SOCIETIES.
Order Of the Fraternal Circle TO Organize
a Lodge-The Royal Arcanum.

OTUGi OF the Nii'i' ~ VI hfhh'f'
LodCe-The Royal Arcanum.
4 meeting was held last night at New
Market Hall, for the purpose of organizing
lodge of the Fraternal Circle. A large
charter list was presented and a temporary
organization perfected, with Mr.. II. VI.
smith. Jr.. president, and Captain j. b.
Angle. secretary. Within next thirty days
all who were present will be examined by
the medical examiner, and then a per-
manent lodge will be instituted.
This order is on the plan Of the
.Iron Hall and Equitable League Ii
pays SO per week sick benefits and 5000
IN two years in class A, five hundred dol
lars in case of permanent disability and one
thousand dollars at death in class b. The
home Office is in Boston, Mass. Present
over 5000. Other lodges are IN
course Of organization in this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-23

Mr.. y. W. Bowe. i'm whose hands the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical So
cioty placed the Exposition grounds
Tor sale, is considering the propo-
sition Of a Northern gentleman. lle
said Yesterday: 81 have been asked for
an option OF ten days upon the grounds by
a wealthy Northern gentleman. have the
matter under adgisement, and will give him
an answer in % day on two
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-23
CAPTIVES OF CUPID.
Mr.. Ledour and Miss Williams-hr VIII
kinson and Miss Tsylor--An Elopement'

kinsOn and Miss 1aylor-An hiOpeheh'.
A quiet but pretty marriage occurred
Yesterday evening at 6 o'clock, at the resi-
dence of the mother Of the bride, Mrs. hlcn-
ard Leroy Williams, No. All east RANKIN
street. The contracting parties were MI.
Augustus ID. Ledoux. lately OF NeW
York. now Of this city, and Miss Hat
tie lee Williams. The parl0rs were
crowded with friends and relatives.
and the ceremony was performed IN the
front room, which was beautifully decorated
with flowers and fearns. Suspended rom
the middle Of the ceiling was an exquisite
bowl Of white roses, with the initials II,
W." Under this the young couple phshted
their trOth Rev. William L. Judkins, pas
tor of the Centenary Methodist Church, as
sisted bv the Rev. Or. Ried, Of Hartford,
Conn.,, an uncle Of the groom, OBLIGATED.
Those who attended the marriage from
New York were DR.. A. X. LedOux, brother
Of the groom and his wife, Mrs. l.. T.. Led
Oux, mother, and Miss Louise y Led0ux, a
sister Of the groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Dough
eriy Of Baltimore were also present.
Mr. and Mrs. Led0ux left the city last
night on the 1913 train for the North.
The bride is a beautiful and attractive
daughter of the late Mr.. Richard Leroy
Williams. and is widely connected in tir-
ginia. The groom is a son Of the late Rev.
Louis p. LedouI, who was the pastor Of the
old PRESBYTERIAN Church on Church Hill
since remOyed-unt 1858, and was one Of
the founders Of the Young Mems Christian
Association.
ILKINsOS-TANLOR.
AtSt. Marks Church, yesterday afternoon
AT 2 O'Clock. Mr.. X. Thomas Wilkinson,
clerk Of the ST. Claire Hotel, and Miss Mary
{. TAYLOR. were married by Rev. DIR. i. g.
Dashiell, pastor, assisted by Rev. Preston
Nash, Of II. James. The ushers were hessrs.
G.. Burton Mountcastle, Willie +. Eaton, j.
4. Alvey, W. :. Taylor, ii. W. Claiborne,
and j. {. Zolicoher. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkin-
son left on the Danyille train at O'Clock
for Burkeyille.
HARRISON-WILLIAMs
The following United Press dispatch was
received last night from Washington: G..
G. Harrison and Miss Williams. OF Rich
mond, Va, were married at the Howard
House, i'm this city. to-day, by Rev. Mr.. Ad-
Olson. II was a runaway match.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-23

will never Dee without bottle Of that GER
tain cure for h0arseness and coughs, Dr.
Dayid's Cough Syrup.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-23

Why do So many people we see around ms
seem 10 prefer tO suffer ana ba made misera-
Bile by Indigestion. Consumption, Dizziness
loss Of Appetite, Coming Jp Of the Food
yellow skin, when for 20 cents we VIII sell
chem ~hNoh's system Nitauzer, guaranteed
fo cure them Sold boy B0deker Brothers and
"A. ". shields & co.. corner Of Fifth and Mar
shall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-23

PORT or WEST POINT, JANrAhf -
ARRIVED.
steamship Danyilie, biilups, faii more.
general cargo: steamship Allegheny. Parker.
Providence, general cargo.
sAffFp.
steamship Charlotte. Bennett, Baltimore
general cargo.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, JANuAnf %
ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion. Richmond. ana
sailed for New York. merchan1lse, Nfffas
rlvoH. SoolO0, and Laurence, Ncw lnl<.tn
load coal.
SAILED.
steamship Guy Mannefing llisr, West
Point. merchandise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-23
SENATE ROUTINE.

Bills presented and referred: by Mr.. Rob
cri. for Mr.. Nillsl; To amend the charter
of the town of Big stone Gap, and TO legal
ize certain acts of the town Council.
By Mr.. Berry Defining lawful fence for
Amherst county.
By Mr.. Mills: To incorporate the Valley
street Railway Company. Of Big stone Gap.
Bv Nit. Dunn. TO repeal chapter 81 OF the
Code of Virginia In relation 90 the weighing
of live stock.
By Mr. Cernctt: To require a special tax
for the privilege of selling pistols by whole
sale or retail.
Bv Mr. Jordan: To incorporate the South
Boston Improvement Company.
By Mr.. Suhbs. To authorize the board Of
supervisors Of Matthews county 10 COM
pr0misc certain claims due said county.
By MIR. Echols (by roqucsD: To amend
and re-cnact sections Ol3 and Ga Of chapter
- Code OF ISL, in relation TO compensation
Of ircasurer,.
Bv Mn. Peasants: 70 amend AN act ap-
proved February Is lN>s. 90 authorize the
board Of supervisors OF Buckingham. Prince
George aud Surry counties TO let 20 contract
the public roads, and levy tax 70 keep the
same ia order.
By Mr.. Arthur: To amend section I oil
chapter IA of an act 20 iN the times for
holding the terms Of the Circuit Court of
Bedford county.
lly Mr.. Stuhhs, To amend section 300, or
the Code of Virginia. 1851 In relation 20
pulling down fences or leaving gates open.
etc.
By Mr.. Berry: 70 amend and ro-enact
section LIS. Of the Code of Virginia, i'm NJ
laton % chartered companies.
By Nh. Woods 70 authorize the qualified
voters OF toe county OF Prince Edward, %
vote on the question OF rcmo,i ing the Court
house, clerks office. jail, etc, o. the village
az " orshain.
By Mr.. Harrison: TO incorporate the
Winchester Manufacturing and Develop
meni COMPANY
80 Mr. Peters: 10 amend and rC-enact
section &NG Of chapter ~ Of the Code Of
ln,l In relation % fees OF officers.
49, Mr.. Rawlings: For the relief &C &. T.. /
Wilson, county treasurer OF N0tioway /
county.
By Mr.. Little; 10 declare the term Of
office and duties Of the bridge commissions
tr~ OF She county Of stafford.
liy Mr.. Jones. IOenable the southern I'M
pr0yement Company 10 construct, operate,
and maintain one or more additional lines
Of railway.
House bin passed To amend sections 1,
.. 3. and i3Of chapter l6l. acts OF lsss-'SS,
b auihOrize The erection OF u Washington
Masonic temple in fredericksburg,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-23

80 mercury in d., Dl1ld'9 liver Pms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-23

A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
"A stockholders OF tue
PAMUNKEY MAXI AND PHOSPHATE
COMPANY
VIII be held no the Office OF the Company. In
Richmond. Va. az II NJ. TUESDAY, JANU-
AIRY 2-IH, 1890.
by order al President
NC PEGRAM. JR,
deg In Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-28
sporting News.

Nelson, the great Maine stallion.
trotted a mile at Tarre Haute, Ind,
on the 9th instant in 9Th. beating
the worlds record made by Axtell.
He went the quarter in O:32, the
half in 1:044, the three-quarters IN
1861, and the mile in 2:11l.
Salvador has been retired. and
will be brought to California for
service on Haggin's breeding ranch,
near Sacramento.
Lucky" Baldwin and Robert
Bonnor are having a discussion
over trotting records Baldwin be-
lieves that the horse will soon be
seen which can trot mile in two
minutes.
Slavin and Jackson are to be
in Melbourne, and SullI-
van says he will fight the winner.
He thinks Slavin will win.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-28

Legislature. This means, of course,
that upon such action by the Legis-
lature he shall remove the Ministry.
In other words, the government of
the country is vested in the Legis-
lative branch, such as it is in Eng
land. In view of the gravity of
any change of cabinet, affecting, as
it must necessarily, the credit of
the country, and all of its business
and commercial interests, the party
in opposition ought in all cases to
be conservative and careful, for the
country will not readily brook any
trifiing. The Cummins Cabinet has
been in Office about four months,
and upon the whole has satisfied
the more conservative element, and
has shown itself safe ministry for
the true interests of the country.
The source whence the resolu-
ton of want of confidence emanated
does not commend itself to any but
rabid tre-eaters. Mr.. Bush has
been the persistent and consistent
traducer of several classes in the
community whose public and pri-
vate records are clean. He has
played upon the worst passions of
all classes in order TO stir up
trouble. He has constantly mis-
represented the facts regarding i'm
portant political questions, and all
that he might assist in restoring
the most corrupt regime Hawaii
has ever known. We have right
to look upon him as the expon-
ent OF whatever party might
come to the surface in case the
had been expelled by his
resolution, and the prospect pro-
misses only disaster and shame for
Hawaii. The Legislature wisely |
suppressed this attempt by the de- |
cisive vote of 26 to Is.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-28
TEN PAGE EDITION

WHAT are known as the "Likelike
funeral claims have been debated
for two days in the Legislature, and
the decision finally reached on FIJI i.
day afternoon was, to authorize
the Government to pay one-half
of the amount to each claimant
who will sign off in full. The sum
authorized to be paid was S12,-
O19.90, instead of s24,O39.9O, as
recommended by the committee.
Had the House only began little
sooner and adopted the fifty per
cent. dividend plan in the Bow Ter
claim, it would have saved the
Government over $1,000 The
lesson to be learned from these
Likelike claims is that it is not safe
to deal with Government officials,
when buying for State funerals.
When Haalelea died in 1866,
mercantile firm of this city sold q
bill of $4,000 worth of goods for the
funeral, which claim the executors
refused to pay, and the Court sus-
tanned them, deciding that about
$4,000 of the bill was not for neces-
sary funeral expenses, and the firm
lost that amount. 1t was rather
rough, but such was and is the
law.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-28

Belle Hamlin and Justlna trotted
mile in 2:15 at Terre Haute. Ind,
on the 10th instant, beating the
worlds team record.
A dispatch from London, dated
the 10th, says: at is stated here
that Sister.Rose Gertrude is about
to abandon her mission to the Ha-
wallan lepers and return to Europe.
1t is understood that she intends
resuming her business duties in
Paris.
The aldermen of Boston have
revoked the license of the theater
in which "The Clemencean Case "
is shown on account of the alleged
immortality of the play.
The heirs of Robert Morris, the
revolutionary fnancier, have
brought suit to recover 1904, 900
acres of land in Pennsylvania
valued at $4,000, 900.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-28
THE LABOR QUESTION.

The most pressing question Of
the day in these Islands is unques
tionably what is loosely called the
Labor question and from what.
ever standpoint this question be
viewed, its paramount Importance
is acknowledged.
The producers or planters must
have unskilled labor to produce the
raw material which is to be made
marketable by skilled labor. The
real difficulty is how to secure the
skilled workman of q higher civili-
cation from the competition of the
laborer of lower civilization, who,
coming into this country unable to
handle any tool requiring more in
telligence in it's use than does the
hoe or shovel, by dint of his mere
satisfaction with q lower plane,
works himself by degrees into a
serious competition with workers
on a higher plane.
This question at last, towards
the end of the Legislative session,
seems to be approached by all par
ties with an earnest desire for
solution. There is less calling of
names, more rational examining
both sides of the question. But
the difficulty is not yet solved,
how to provide unskilled labor for
the plantations, and how to pre-
vent the laborers from crowding
into the towns and thrusting them
selves into mechanics places.
There is widespread and ap-
parently well-grounded opinion
that the conditions sought for
might be realized by an arrange
ment with some of the principal
Chinese companies here, VINO would
import, under the sanction of the
Board of immigration and the Cabi-
net, the required laborers, allot
them to their respective employers,
restrain them by the aid of the |
vagrancy laws from quitting their |
assigned employment, and seeing
to their return to their own coun-
try, failing Encouragement, at the |
end of their stipulated period of |
service. The Government, of course, |
should aid by means of local justici-
airy police, etc, and by allowing the
use of the quarantine building, when
available, for housing newly arrived
laborers awaiting passage to the
different islands, and term-expired
men awaiting shipping for China.
The payment of passage money,
the proportion of wages to be
lodged for return passage and all
details of engagement must be
accurately arranged, unreservedly
agreed upon and scrupulously OBJ
served.
There are men both within and
without the Hall of Legislature
who together might frame a work.
able act, somewhat on the lines set
forth above.
Messrs. Along and Goo Kim, now
both in China, would doubtless
assist at that end of the line, if de-
sired.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-28

has, Pursuant TO the laws in such case made
and provided, duly filed with the under
signed petition for the dissolution of the
said Corporation, together with q certificate
thereto annexed as required BY law, now,
therefore,
Notice is hereby given to any and ali per
sons who have been or are now interested
in any manner whatsoever in the said Cor
poration, that objections to the granting of
the said petition mast be flied in the office
of the undersigned on or before Monday.
the 22nd day of December, 1890; and that
any person or persons desiring to be heard
thereon must be in attendance at the office
of the undersigned in Aliiolani Hale, Homo
lulu, at IL o'clock \. NJ. of that day, and
show cause why said petition should not be
granted.
c. n. SPENCER,
1344-gt Minister of the Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-28
ATTEMPT TO GUST THE
CABINET.

The following preamble and reso.
luton were introduced into the
Legislative Assembly Thursday by
Representative Bush:
WHEREAS, the present Ministry has not
satisfied the House that thew have
any declared policy or platform Of
principles to present before this
House or before the country. and
whereas the action OF the Cabinet
since they have been in Office has
been OF vacillating character.
therefore,
Be IT RESOLVED, that the present
Cabinet no longer retains the confidence
of this House.
The vote of want of confidence
Thursday is an illustration of what
i'll uses can be made of our system
The Constitution provides that the
King shall not remove the Cabinet
excepting upon a vote of want of
confidence, passed by a majority Of
all OF the elective members of the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-28

tirpated till about forty years ago,
when the principal chief Of the
islands, previous to King Kameha-
meha, pursued and killed them all
except one man, whose life waf
accidentally spared. One of this
mans children is new q mental, de-
pendent upon the present king, and
in no respect distinguishable from
any Of the other natives"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-28
FOREIGN OFFICE NOTICE.
99-Iw 1862

His Majesty the King has received al
autograph letter from His Excellency the
President of the Argentine Republic, o.
which the following is translation:
CARLOS PELLEGRIYI,
Constitutional President of the Argentine
Republic.
To HIS MAJESTY THE KING OF HAWAII.
GREAT AND GooD FRIEND.
GREETING - The Honorable Congress
having accepted the resignation rendered
by Senior Doctor Don Miguel Tuarez Gel
man of the position of President Of the
Republic, l have the honor TO announce to
Your Majesty that on this day I have as
sumed the Executive Power of the Nation,
in accordance with Article IS of the Con-
stitution of the State.
In taking up this duty it is highly graft
Tying to me to assure Your Majesty that
every effort of my Government shall be
directed to cultivate and draw closer the
free and cordial relations which happily
exist between the Argentine Republic and
Hawaii
take with pleasure this opportunity to
express TO Your Majesty the sincere de-
sires which 1 have for the well-being of
the Kingdom of Hawaii and for the per-
sonal happiness of Your Majesty and Your
August Family, offering at the same time
the assurances of my highest consideration
and particular esteem.
(Signed) c. PELLEGRINI.
(Countersigned) EDUARDO COSTA.
Given in Buenos Aires, Capital of the
Argentine Republic, on the 9Th day of the
month of August of the year $780,"
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