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Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
FUTURITY OF 1890.
TOday's Great Event at
Sheepshead Bay.
The Most Valuable Stake Ever
Run For.
Eighteen of the Best Youngsters In
the Country Entered.
A Purse of $4,000 for the Winner-The
Worlds Year-Old Pacing
Record Broken.
Associated Press Dispatches. |

NEW YORK, August 29.-The most
valuable event run for in this country,
certainly, and probably in the world,
will be decided at Sheepshead Bay track
tomorrow. 1t will take but minute
and quarter for some one of the eigh-
teen horses entered to win the futurity
of 80, and about $4,000 for the lucky
owner of the animal. The field will in
clude about all the high-class youngsters
who have been sent out this year. The
conditions of the race make it necessary
for Strathmeade and Sallie Mcclellan to
carry top weight, of 124 pounds, weights
that would seem to indicate the impos-
sibility of either capturing the prize.
Ambulance and Reckon will run
for Morris; Confederacy, Potomac
and Masher represent Belmont
Cleopatra will carry the Santa Anita
colors and the blue blooded Rey del Rey
will sport the Enreti colors. The train
er pretty generally believe that the
winner will turn up in one of this lot.
Potomac has lot of admirers among
them, and so has Rey del Rey, who has
shown the best work of any in the lot,
and who has great pull in weights.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
THE NATIONAL GAME.
The Results of Yesterdays Work on the
Diamond.

The Results of Yesterdays Work on the
Diamond.
CHICAGO, August 29.-The ball games
today resulted as follows:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Boston-Boston, 2; Cincinnati, 1.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 10; Cleve-
land, 6.
At New York-New York, l.; Pitts
burg, 2.
At Observation-Disclosures. A.;
Chicago, 6.
BROTHERHOOD.
At Boston-Boston, IS; Pittsburg, O.
At rooklyn-Brooklyn l &; Cleveland,
At New York-New York, IL; Chi
cago, s.
At philadelphia, 8;
Buffalo, 6.
At Syracuse.-Syracuse, 8; Louisville,
At Rochester.-Toledo game postpon-
ed rain.
At altimore.-Baltimore 2; st.
Louis, 6.
CALIFORNIA GAMES.
SAN Francisco, August 29.-Oakland
defeated Stockton in a well contested
game; score, 6 to 1. Batteries-Oak-
land, Corsey and Lohman; Stockton,
Kilroy and Armstrong. -
SACRAMENTO, August 29.-San Fran
cisco won easily from Sacramento today.
Score, 12 to 3. Batteries-San Francisco,
Lookabaugh and Speer; Sacramento,
Hoffman and McHale.
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Australian Strikes.

MELBOURNE, August 29.-The en-
ployers union has sent letter to the
mayor of Melbourne, saying that no
partial settlement of the labor disputes
will be satisfactory. The position, the
the letter says, requires thor
ough and simultaneous settlement.
Special constables had been enrolled
to guard the city in view of the threat
ened riots. The city is without gas, and
the suburbs are dimly lighted. The
mail service and other sea traffic con-
tinue. The shipping companies are en-
ploying non-union men. The wharf
men of New Zealand ports have struck.
The officers OF five of the New Zealand
company's steamers refuse to join the
strike
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
Jail Birds EscaDe.

AUBURN, CAL, August 29.-About 80
o'clock last night it became known that
escaped from the county Jail. They had
on the Jail lock, and by using drill
that must have been passed to them,
pried the door open. Crissman was con-
victed of stealing, but had not re-
ceiyed his sentence. Daniels was await
ing trial for the murder of Robert Bryan,
at Cisco, last May. There were only
three other inmates for minor offenses,
and they made no attempt to escape.
Officers are looking for the fugitives.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
A Building Accident.

SPOKANE FALLS, Wash, August 90
The cornice of the new building of the
First National bank fell today,
striking a staging upon which
three workmen were standing,
and throwing it to the street below. Two
of the men leaped to the staging below,
and saved themselves, but Harry Frey, a
bricklayer, fell eighty feet to the street,
striking upon pile of brick. He is
still alive but cannot survive.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
FOREIGN FLASHES.
President Barrillas' Cabinet
Resigns.
RevOlutiOnist Barrundia's Ca
reer Abbreviated.
Gladstone EulOgizes Two Deceased
TheOlOgians.
A Coldness Between the Czar and the
Kaiser-A Series of Disasters
In Austria.
Associated Press Dispatches. I

GUATEMALA, August 29.-President
Barillas' cabinet is disgusted with his
action in signing the peace treaty with
San Salvador. To show their disap-
proval OF his action they resigned in a
body today.
Cry OF Mexico, August pa San
Jose de Guatemala dispatch says ::
Everything was prepared this morning
to capture the revolutionist, Gen
eral Martin Barrundia. who was on
board an American steamer passing the
port. The captain, with several
companions, boarded the steamer and
demanded the surrender of
Barrundia from Captain Pitts, who
answered that he wouldsdeliver up the
revolutionist, and invited them to Bar
rundia's cabin. The assistant chief of
police, Captain Calderon, and three
officers were among those who went
with the captain to the cabin. When
there, Major Toniello made known to
Barrundia, that the captain of the vessel
had decided to deliver him up. Bar
rundia thereupon opened fire with
revolver upon the party, who answered
his fire. Barrundia fell sriddled with
bullets.
CRY OF MEXICO, August 29-It ap-
pears that before Sir Spencer St. John,
British minister to this republic, was
appointed arbitrator in the matter of
mixed claims before the Guatemalan-
Mexican commission, there was quite a
discussion as to whether he or the United
States ministershould be asked to act as
arbitrator; but the Guatemalan efforts
prevailed and secured the Englishman.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
DOLLINGER AND NEWMAN.
Gladstone Eulogizes the Two Eminent
Divines.

LONDON, August 29.-Gladstone, in an
article in the Speaker, eulogizes Dol
linger and Newman, as the two most re-
markable men of the contemporaneous
Christian church. The construction of
Dollinger's mind was simply that OF New
mans; it was complex, requiring more to
be written about. The Cardinal was
subtle, far-reaching genius, the shadings
Of whose thought were like the countless
ripples of the sea. He stands in no in
vidious rivalry as man of prodigious
learning. Referring to Dollinger's ad-
dress on the Jews in Europe, Gladstone
said it was issued when the anti-Semitic
movement ragged in Germany, evidently
for the purpose of making the Germans
ashamed.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
PROGRESS RETARDED.
A Great Dearth of Labor Reported In
Colorado.

DENVER, August 29.---Improvements,
especially in railroad construction, in
Colorado, are greatly retarded through
the inability of the companies to secure
labor. The Denver and Rio Grande are
the greatest sufferers. They have at
present under construction the Grand
Junction branch, sixty-fve miles long;
the Rio Grand Southern. 1856 miles; the
Villa Grove branch, sixty-five miles; !;
the great tunnel through Tennessee pass,
besides very great amount of broad
gauging, all of which is almost at a
standstill on this account. The
officials of the road say they
can give employment to from
5000 to 5000 men on the works, at $2
per day, and the work is so located as to
admit of working all winter. Several
ditch companies and smelter corpora
tions, are equal, if not greater sufferers.
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STRIKES COLLAPSED.
The Alton and Stock Yards Switchmen
Realize Their Mistake.

CHICAGO, August 29.-At noon today
the collapsing of every strike in this city
had been secured land work in the stock
yards was begun in earnest at l O'Clock
this afternoon, as the result of confer
ence. The Alton switchmen have recog-
nized their mistake and returned to
work. The men agree to hereafter refrain
from trying to dictate to the company in
the matter of hiring or promoting it's
men, but reserve the right to appeal to
the officers OF the company for redress
of grievance. The switchmen at the
stock yards held a meeting this morning
and declared the strike off, to 60 into ef-
feet at | O'Clock today.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
A Santa Fe Connection.

SAN JOSE, August 29.-The first
regular meeting of the directors of the
San Jose and Southern railroad
was held today. The following
officers were elected: President,
J. H. Henry, proprietor of the San Jose
and Santa Clara electric railway and the
Sacramento electric railway j. r. Pat
ten, secretary. B. d. Murphy
treasurer. The company has a
large force of surveyors between
here and Los Angeles. The belief is
growing that the company cannot fail to
connect with the Santa Fe.
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Went to the Bottom

ST. JOHN, n. B., August 29.---Captain
Blinkhorn, of the schooner Bessie
Walker, in from Black Point today, said
Wednesday,. in company with the
schooner Wave, the Bessie Walker
sailed from Apple river, during a storm
that night the vessels collided, the Bes-
sic Walker going ashore. The crew
drifted ashore in rats, and fifteen
minutes later the vessel broke in two
pieces. The Wave struck on reef and
soon went to the bottom, all hands on
board, including girl named Smith,
being drowned.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
The Potter, Lowell and Company Fail


BosToN, August 29.-It is impossible
to trace to any source worthy of cred
ence, the thousand and one reports re-
garding the failure of Potter, Lowell &
Company. The firm has assets to a
large amount, but their value is not
ascertainable, and it will require weeks
to make up showing which will ap.
proach accuracy. The suggestion that
firms closely connected with the firm
are affected, is no doubt correct, but
those firms have other resources and
will probably weather the storm.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
A Compliment to Our Courts.

LONDON, August 29,---The Herald pub
fishes an interview with Lawyer Web
ster on the Bering sea controversy
Webster gives it as his opinion that the
best settlement OF the dispute, is by
appeal to the American courts, and
finally to the supreme court at Wash
ington. He says that certainly that
plan is better than to submit the matter
to arbitration.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
California Showers.

ORovILLE, Cal, August ga thun-
der storm, accompanied by rain, passed
over town this morning, doing some
damage to grapes and other fruit, but to
no great extent. 1t coming in day time,
the raisin growers were able to protect
their curing grapes.
AUBURN, Cal, August 29-There was
a slight sprinkle OF rain here this morn
'ng.
SACRAMENTO, August pa light
sprinkle of rain fell here this morning
The weather is cool but clear now.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
Charged with Murder.

SAN JOSE, CAL, August 29.-Charles
Johnson, the man who was beaten into
unconsciousness by Thomas Vickers,
at Alviso, Sunday, died today,
and Vickers has been charged
with murder. He was employed as a
longshoreman, followed johnson to his
house Sunday night, and without cause
beat him over the head with a plank,
crushing his skull.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
Terrible Suffering at Tokay.

VIENNA, August 29-Terrible stories Of
distress are being received from Tokay,
where the fire is even now not extin-
guished. Heart-rending scenes are of
common occurrence. An appeal has been
made for aid for 5000 people who are
without food or shelter.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30

posals of the finance minister to issue
$6o, 1000, 900 in treasury notes, redeemable
in five years, and loan of 20,0O0,000
for the conversion of paper currency,
with further emission of $15, ,000, 900 in
cedulas, by the national bank. In the
bourse today severe losses and several
failures were announced, due to the fall
in gold.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
Bombs Exploded,

TRIESTE, August 29.-Much excite
ment was caused here last night by the
explosion of bomb in the doorway OF
the police headquarters. Another bomb
with fuse burning was found in the
railway station, in time to prevent a
dreadful catastrophe. Another bomb
was exploded today at the threshold Of
the office Of Editor Adria. A boy was
killed
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
SPEEDY RETRIBUTION.
A Shocking Murder Followed by
Lynching Party.

LEXINGTON, Mo-, August 29.-Sherif
Mitchell received a telegram from May
view this morning, stating that f. F.
Parker, merchant of that place, had
been murdered. The sheriff and two
deputies went to the scene of the crime.
At Parker's store, in pool of blood be-
hind the counter, with his head nearly
severed from his body, lay the body of
the dead man. The motive for the
crime evidently was robbery, for the
cash drawer was rifed. In the after
noon negro, named William Walters,
was arrested by the constable for the
murder of Parker. He confessed, and a
mob took him from the officer and
hanged him to tree.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
Earthquakes on the Danube.

VIENNA, August 29-Several earth
quake shocks were felt in the Danube
valley yesterday. They lasted ten min
utes. The river rose in long lines,
similar to the waves caused by steam
er's paddles.
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Events at Chico.

CHICO, August 29.-First race, 8
minute class-Vidette first Best time
2 Al.
Second race-Annie won. Best time
1892
Third race, mile dash and repeat
Douglass, first; Leatherwood, second.
Best time l Az.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
Why William Left.

VIENNA, August 29.-Nope Frei Press
says Emperor William and the Czar had
a disagreement, in consequence of which
the German Emperor shortened his visit
and hastily quilted Peterhof day
earlier than he had expected to.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
The San Francisco Returns

SAN Francisco, August 29-The cruiser
San Francisco arrived here from
Santa Barbara this morning.
The cruiser will remain at the Union
Iron Works about twenty-five days, be-
fore she will be turned over to the
government and sent to the Mare
Island navy ward.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
No Convention This Year.

OCALA, Florida, August 29.-There
will be no convention of Florida Repub
licans this year. The state central COM
mittee yesterday put the following ticket
in nomination: Comptroller, L. d.
Ball; supreme court judge, j. R. Chal-
Ion
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
The Harrison Family

CREssoN, Pa, August 29.--The pres
idential family, consisting OF MIS-. Har-
rison, Rev. DR.. Scott, Mrs. Russell
Harrison and Mrs. Mckee, baby Mckee
and Mrs. Dimmick, arrived here this
evening from Cape May.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
Charter Oak TrOtting.

HARTFORD, August Trotting, 2 :23
class postponed from Thursday)-The
Seer won; Emma second; Richmond
Jr. third others ruled out. Best time
2:194.
Glass 2:20 PAGERS, $4,000, divided
Dallas won; Bob Taylor second; others
distanced. Best time 2 Ia.
Glass 2:1S trotters, $4,000, divided
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Petaluna Races.

PETALUMA, CAL, August 20. = First
race, / p miles for purse of $50O-Wild
Oats first; Captain AL second. Time,
:3934.
Second race, 34mile dash.-Alfarata
first; Juanita second. Time, III.
Third race, two-year-olds, "a mile
Duke Milpitas first; Nero second. Time
III.
Fourth race, trotting. - Whalebone
won. Best time :341a.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
Home Made Bread for Soldiers.

PARIS, August 29-DeFreycinet, min
lister of war, has decided that foreign
wheat shall be excluded in contracts for
supplying the army.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
RECORDS LOWERED.
Manager Breaks the Worlds TwO-Year-
Old Pacing Record.

INDEPENDENCE, Iowa, August 29.-At
the races here today, which were wit
messed by five thousand people, Manager
lowered his record and the worlds
two-year-old pacing record, 2:19%, to
2:16%. Jack Harris trotted against
his record, 2:15, lowering it to 2:12.4.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
A Prohibition Ticket.

SACRAMETo, August 29.-The Prohibi
tionists of this county held convention
tonight and nominated partial ticket
The vacancies will be filled by the coun
ty committee.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30
A Dying Bishop.
Argentine Finances.

DUBLIN, August 29.-The Bishop o
Dromore, is dying.
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Nominated For Congress.

SEATTLE, August 29.-The Democratic
state convention nominated today
Thomas Carroll, OF Tacoma, for Con-
gress.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30

Mocking Bird won; Membrino Maid
second; J. B. Richardson third. Best
time 2:17A.
Class 2:25 trotters, $500, divided
Mamie Woods won; Albion second;
John w. third; Maj. Ulrich fourth.
Time 2 :201s.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-30

BUENos AyREs, August pa COM
mittee OF the senate approves the pro-
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The U. $. saving, Loan AMI Building G

The u. y. saving, Loan AMI Building Co.
The law enacted by the Legislature Of tho
State OF Minnesota for the supervision and con.
troll by the state OF Building Associations and
Companies doing q national business is Of a
very thorough and stringent character, and IL
well calculated 10 inspire increased confidence
In such Institutions
Tho system of the United States Saving
Loan and Building Company embraces all the
valuable elements OF the ordinary building AS
sociations, To which are added Others OF great
Importance. An important advantage pos.
scssed by this Company Is that as IL Is national
In its feld Of operations, IL can easily and
always select the best localities in the nation
for safe and profitable Investments. The Com
pany has ut the present time fifteen hundred
stockholders In scventy-nve towns In Penn
sylvania and New Jersey, holding about eigh
teen thousand shares OF stock. Attention |,
called To the Report OF this Company which ap
pears In our columns to-day.
J. dust Zook, Of this city, who inquired into
the workings OF this organic ization, endorses the
company In n letter published In the INTELLI
GENGEE on Tuesday evening.
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VAR ON THE JEWS.


Z LoNpox, July so.--The Times says the
HusulAn government has ordered the ap-
plicaGiou Of the edits of 1882 against Jews.
IAese elicts have hitherto been hold in
AhsyAnce.
According TO these, Jews must hence
.lbr1A reside In certain towns only. None
viii be permitted TO own land or hire II for
agricultural purposes. The order includes
within its scope towns and hundreds Of
Villages that have large Jewish pupula-
hons No Jew will be allowed to hold
shares IN or work mines. The Law limit
ing residence Of Jews to IL provinces will
% enforced. No Hebrew will be allow ed
70 enter the army, 70 practice medicine or
law, 70 be an engineer or 10 enter any
other profession. They will also he de-
barred from holding posts under the gov
eminent. The enforcement Of the edlcts
will result In the expulsion OF over 900,
O00 Jews from the country.
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A Big PhIIadalnhia Firm EaIls.

). II. Tygert a Co., manufacturers of
Fertilizers, with headquarters at Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, have failed. An
approximate estimate places the assets of
the firm mt S34s, 900, and liabilities at S3l7,-
OOO. The suspension was caused, it is said
by the refusal Of creditors 10 renew notes
Of the Peninsula Bone Fertilizing company
OF Smyrna, Del, upon which j. Il. Tygert
q Go. were heavy indorsers Nearly all the
paper 10 held by banks, the firms name
being involved TO the extent of about $685.
The arm OF j. T.. Tygert & Co. is COM
posed of J. Il. and ii, s, Typert and has
been In existence for about eighteen years.
II formerly did a business of bet W cen $500, :
QUO and s500000 year. The firm was the
principal owner Of the Peninsula Bone
Fertilizer company.
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HAnDY.-.in this city, on the 9th Inst, Helen
COrnelia, daughter o. Edward and Elizabeth
Hardy. aged months and days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spcctfuly invited to attend the funeral, from
her parents residence, No. 67 High street, on
Thursday afternoon at o'clock. fntcrment at
lions cemetery.
HAMBRroHr.--July a, issO In this city. Leah,
wife Of Samuel HRmbright, In her Sind year.
The relatives and friends OF the fAmily are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral. from
her husbands residence, No. ~ East Orange
street, ON Friday Afternoon at Q o'clock. Inter
uientin J.ancaster cemetery. ftt
BARR.--On the 2sth inst. at the residence Of
her brothcrin-law, NJ. A. Baldwin, Miss Fannie
Barr.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, from
the residence Of her brothcr.in.law, NJ. A. Bald
win, on Thursday morning at II O'Clock. In
termept at the Reformed cburchy ard, Millers.
Vile.
McEvoY.--At Evansville, Ind, on July -,
1890. Daniel McEvoy, In the 9Th year of his
age
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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Names OF Algonquin Club Members

Names or Algonquin Club Members.
Following is the list Of the members OF
the Algonquin club, who viii spend a
week, beginning next Monday, at York
Furnace, one of the prettisst places in York
county for camping:
naumgar.Cs IN eSio. b. Bremen, Chas. 4. 4.
BonineM2ev. Ii. A. Brickerstein. Lititz !;
". l.; Binder, Philadelphia; Rev. Chas.
" Fry, JAS. X. Garvin, II. w. Glib
-, Rev. c. T.. Haupt, w. A. Heinitsh,
n. +. Heinitsh, Hugo G. Hark, Jacob A.
ilinger, A. A. Hubley, DIR. Ira II estand,
ersville, a. Chas. Ilyus, Sam. Moore
~. +. McElmoyle, Philadelphia, Ii.
yers, Howard Rohrer, Philadelphia,
Y. Rein9hl, Rev. J. l., Sibole, Phila-
rs, Jos. G. Snyder, VIM. ID. Weaver,
Young, Harry G. Moore, president;
Max Hark, vice president; Edw.
n, treasurer Jno. Black, secre-
a b. Cassel, chief executive. The
40 will return on Saturday.
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The Tnlk OF tho Town

is that Great Boston Fire Sale OF Clothing
NO. "A Centre Square, now going on, where the
largest business ever done In this city Is now
being done. Everybody would go there II they
only knew what GOOD Clothing" can be had
Tor such "A small amount OF cash. The store is
fuil OF buyers ali day long. The like Of II has
never been seen In Lancaster before and fur
thermore, II will never occui again. as the I'M.
snrahce companies have given strict orders
mat every dollars worth of clothing shall be
turned into cash money TO settle Insurance
policies. no matter how great the sacrifice.
The stock consists of the finest Tailor-mnde
Clothing for Men, Youth and Children. The
big success OF this Great Sale is due TO the fac
that all goods are sold as advertised; SO here,s 3
slight idea of what we are doing-dont miss
your last and only chance--6s cenls buys
mems good working pants, worth sl.5O. asc. buys
better ones, l0styles, worth 81 sl9s for fine ALL
wool cashmere pants. nobby styles, worth si.50
Just think OF IL s29s takes choice of plaids or
stripe mems suits, all sizes. worth very much
more-s3.9s buys splendid mems suits, all sizes,
and iail TO match). twenty-five styles, worth sl3,
so.lS buys wide vale black worsted or diagonal
suits, cutaways or sacks, worth sl6 sL20 for
extra nne dress suits, dark or light colors, cost
10 manufacture again AZ much. ys.0S special
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quality satin fAced, black f'rincs Albert dfess
suits and fne blsc1 Wide vale chevt0t suits.
worth 30 Just think of ~, Eicrc yo~'H see
100 splendid chfldrens suits, al asce, 80. and
800 chiidrens plated school suita VIII 20 for
dong pants) suits for s2.ss, and loo pairs knee
pants ~ lie per pair, (while they last). &C.
washable secfsucker coats ana vests, worth
tl.5o. All other goods Will BE- sold In the same
proportion M the above mentioned articles.
A1IMP0RTANT--Csr fares are being paid 10
all out-oEtown buyers. Rear II In MIND.
Look for the big signs and number, 0rea
Boston Fire sale Of Clothing" "a Centre Square
Lancaster, Pa. jy1ptsd