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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-15
PETERSBURG POINTS.
Meeting of the German Association-Neero
Man DrOwned-GeneralN News.


Man Drowned-General News.
PETERSBURG, Va, July H.-ISpecial. THE
German Association of Petersburg held a
meeting on Sunday at the farm of Mr.. Che
land. in Chesterfield county, which was large
ly attended. A lecture was delivered before
the association by Mr.. William Grossman, of
this place. His subject was How Plants
Live" There were lectures by several other
members of the association
Yesterday a colored man named Mike Ruf-
fin, aged twenty years. went into the Apo
mattOx river bathing at the Bermuda Ocher
Works. in Chesterfield county. He was told the
water was deep. but he replied that he could
swim. He could not swim, however and as
soon as he got beyond his depth he sank.
man who attempted to save him came very
near being drowned. The unfortunate man
was from Prince George county.
MIR f. n. Nichols, of Richmond, who was
struck by lightning in that city on last Friday
week. is here on visit to his brother, MT.
William r. Nichols. He ID unable to put his
foot on the ground. Mr.. Nichols Is accom-
panied by his wife.
Mrs. John A. Barker, wife of the pastor of
the West-End Baptist church. is on visit to
friends al Chester.
An evening or two ago party of young
ladies'. accompanied by n gentleman, went
down the river in row boat, when by some
means the lduleS AcclucntlN len ouI VI IAO
boat and narrowly escaped being drowned
The case Of the Commonwealth vs.. Rosa
johnson (colored), charged with cutting a
negro man named Charles White with a
knife yesterday, came up for examination IN
the Mayors Court this morning. The accused
was sent on 10 the Hastings Court for trial.
The Auxiliary Society of Market-street NJ.
E. Church will give an excursion to Ashland
Park tomorrow morning.
The Chamber of Commerce of Petersburg
held meeting this afternoon and decided to
have book written, which is 10 he widely
circulated. setting forth the many advantages
offered in Petersburg for the investment of
capital This volume VIII contain good
deal of statistical information concerning the
industries of this city.
Mr. John j. Campbell business manager of
the lndex-Appeal. is critically i'll. Mr.. Camp
bell is widely known iii Richmond.
There are 800 teachers III attendance upon
the summer session of the Virginia Normal
and Collegiate Institute. Professor S. A. Nc
Gilyray. secretary of the board Of education,
will deliver lecture before the school to-
morrow.
Judge ID. NJ. Bernard to-day granted char
Ter to the ''Pocahontas Mills" Company.
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In the Courts.

Chnncery Cout.-Mr N. Oyenstein. of this
city. Yesterday afternoon entered deed of
trust to William Wilson. trustee, in the
clerks Office for the benefit Il his creditors.
The deed conveys the stock # clothing.
gents furnishing goods hats and caps. boots
and shoes. notions etc, store fixtures, etc.
contained in 20 west Broad street.
Out of the proceeds OF the sale Of the con-
yerted property the trustee shall first pay all
the cost and expenses attending the execution
of these trusts. together with such sums as
may be due 10 the city Of Richmond and unto
the State Of Virginia respectively for taxes on
the property conveyed. and retaining a COM
mission of per cent. for himself as cOmpen-
sation for his services as trustee.
The trustee shall also pay unto the High
Constable Of the city of Richmond the
amount due him for a distress warrant on
the property conveyed for rent OF the store.
The following creditors shall be paid in the
order named: 5. l.. Bloomberg, attorney az
law. $3.50 for professional services; 5. Cohen.
New York, Sl05.25. II. Josephson, New York,
s3S.5S, L. AUstion, New York, $40; the
American Shirt Company. New York. $3.50;
Nj. Friedman, New York, S20s.s2; the Clti-
zens Bank of Richmond. sll6l7.
Messrs. W. 81 easy and 2. A. Sublett
before Judge Preston yesterday qualified as
executors OF John Il. Sublett. deceased. The
value of the estate is $23, 900.
receiver IN the case of Gum against Crump.
An injunction was awarded yesterday re-
straining and enjoining John +. Keller from
interfering with or in any wise molestlng the
plaintiff, Mrs Mollie f. Keller, or her children
until further order Of this court.
Judge Barton yesterday also enteredseven or
eight DEGREES of minor Importance.
city Circuit CoWt.--On application Of the
authorities of the Grace-street Baptist church
f. w. Gates and II. j. Todd were yesterday
appointed trustees to fill the vacancies
caused by the resignation Of L. Il. Elicit and
w. III. Pitcher.
In the suit of Robert Patteson against John
Mitchell, Jr.. and others. as the Planet Pub
fishing Company, judgment was entered for
S400. This was q suit for libel.
A charter was granted TO the Newport News
Company. The objects are to promote. es-
tabiish and maintain general land business.
The capital stock Ia 10 be not less than $1,000
nor more than 100000, divided into shares Of
Si00 each. The officers are; Lewis A. Blair.
president: A. 8. Buford. vice president: s. s.
Elan, secretary and treasurer; William p.
De Ssnssore. Directors: Lswis II. Blair, A.
s. Buford, John II. Montague, w. 3. Ne.
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THAT PROHIBITION POW-WOW.
Bitter Feelings a Result Of The North
DanVIlls ROttOn-EgSlng Affair.
CAUSE OF TIE NORFOLK EXPLOSION.
A, rnxestipa,ion by the unprecedented
Telephone Line From Richmond 10
New york-Over the state.

Dlxvri1y. Va. July lA-Ispeciai.) limo
nll-absorbing topic here to-day Is the Nor'h
Danviile prohibition election. Inc exci'ins
events occurring there last night, iuH &C
coont Of which was telegraphed to THE inns.
caused no little bitter feeling. and It - said
that friends OF many years standine have been
estranged brothers who differ on the question
are at outs. and many neighbors who nave
heretofore been on the most intimate OF terms
are now at dagger points There were two
fights in town to-day between men who not
only differ, but can't listen impassionately to
the views OF their opponents
THE ROTTEN TGGISG.
The police made several arrests to-day OF
men suspected OF having thrown the rotten
EGGS last night az the Rev. Brooks, OF wash
ington. the colored minister VINO spoke az the
open-air prohibition meeting. and the mayor
OF the town was kept busy all this afternoon
hearing the testimony in the cases, but up 10
the hour of adjournment Of the court not
half of the very much contradictory testl-
nfony had been submitted. ana the mayor
continued all the cases until tomorrow.
VIGOROUS HAND BILLS.
Farlv this morning both the vets and
"drys" put out very lively and vigorous hahd-
bills. the "drys' denouncing the rotien-eRg
throwing of last night and the vets uis.
claiming any responsibility IoT tHat p-o0o Va
Roth circulars announced meetings OF the
different factions tonight. and two very i've
Nv meetings are now in progress with strong
probability If remaining IN session until past
midnight.
THINGS LOOK DRY"
No excitement attended the meetings IN
North Danvile tonight. though two open
air meetings were held. The vets held forth
in q vacant lot on Claiborne street, anu
large crowd was addressed by a cOlOred man
from Petersburg named Evans. who was fol-
lowed by Judge J. u. Blackwell, and he by
colored man named Kemp. who claims to be
a doctor, a preacher and phrenOlogst:
1.-THE "drys" held their meeting ~ the col
ored Baptist church. 4 large crowd OF whites
and blacks, the latter predOmlnatlng. was IN
attendance The speakers were Rev. ".
II. Brooks (colored) of Washington, Rev. j:
r. Moffett (white) Of North Danyle, and
Rev. J. l.. Barksdale (colored) of Danville.
Good order was maintained in both meet
ings. Both sides arc fishing vigorously ior
that uncertain quantity known as the negro
vote. Both sides will hold open air meetings
tonight. which will close the exciting cam
paign On Thursday the tale will lie told at
the polls 1t now looks very dry"
DEATH OF Mr.. SPENCER.
A telegram was received here today an
nouncing the death of Mr. Robert Lee Spen-
Ger. the youngest son OF ID. II. Spencer OF
Henry county.
The young man was afflicted with consump-
ton and left here about year ago for Col
orado, hoping to find relief in that climate.
He died this morning at WalcOtt In Colorado.
The remains will be brought home Tor burial.
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PORTER'S ASSESSMENTS.
A Complaint From Amelia County of Their
Injustice.

Editor of THE TMEs
As matter Of general interest 10 the peo-
pie of our State. We would ask The RICHMOND
TINES whether the same or similar mistakes
and omissions have been made in other
counties rs were made IN the county of
Amelia. We understand that at one village
in this county no lots or parcels of lands were
included IN the assessment made by the CEN
sus enumerators for the district which did
not contain as much rs four acres, so
that a large proportion of the lots
with buildings thereon IN this village are
not included in the valuation Of the real estate
OF this county. Such omissions If general
would materially siect the valuation OF real
estate in the State OF Virginia, as shown by
the census of 1890 particularly in the BOOM
ing" districts where small towns have re-
Gently sprung az as # by magic. Great injus-
uce is done by tn se OMISSIONS to the places
where the occur. a. II this particular
instance. where lat OF the property, in
value, has DOT been assessed. | am
informed by Use epumeratOr that he had no
Instructions from the Census Office 10 assess
lots of less than four acres, when the commits
sloners land book Of Amelia shows the fact
that two OF these lots (some twelve or fifteen
IN number are assessed Mt $4,000 each No
blame is attached to the enumerator. but the
fault seems 60 joe with his sunerioIs in Office
in falling to furnish him the necessary in-
structOAs. JUSTICE.
Amelia g. H., July a. 1891
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| o,sr,,;van. but they have not yet rendered

o'sulivan, but they have not yet rendered
their decision. 81. an
Harry Coston who was bailed 70 his OPP
nearance before the United States Commis,,
sioner this morning to answer the charge oi
taking material from the navy-yard, appsaiou
NJ noon to-day, and on motion OF Aalor
Croker. one Of his counsel. the case was
postponed until next Thursday. A.
Workmen commenced to-day to drive tne
niles for building the launching ways of the
Raleigh. She will probably be launched 10
September. Workmen are Working over
time in order 10 have her ready by that tune:
Iibels suits filed in the United States Court
TODAY az follows Old Dominion Steamship
Company against the British steamship Lam.
incton Tor 1000. on account OF the recent
collision near Lamtert's Point. Deputy
United States Marshal Cross went TO Newport
News this afternoon to attach the vessel.
Captain William Lauder against the spanish,
BorInquen, for 1891. fer personal
services in attending TO the interests OF the
ship after she stranded on March q, 1881.
The vessel was attached this afternoon by
Deputy United States Marshal j. j. Sullivan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-15
HOTEL ARRITALS.
The Guests who Were Registered in Rich
mond Yesterday.

Erchange and Baiiard-W. f. Austin. At
lanta, Ga: J. Theo. Boiling. Baltimore Md;
Fd. L. Iewton. L. $. A.: James S. Gibbs and
wife. James Chestnut. II. S. Holmes. Charles
ton. S. c.: +. Phipps. Now York city: k. f..
Jordan. Philadelphia. Pa; f. Randolph Xix,
Baltimore. Md, Arthur EInann. Boston,
Mass; s. f. wier. Virginia f. j. Kimloch.
ings, st. louis; George D. Andrews: New
York city Il; Human and wife, Terre Haute.
Ind; J. p. Bell and wife. Lynchburg. Va.
Darts Hop. Samuel Meter. Baltimore; A.
Il. Lyons. New York: }. ID. O'Dell, New Kent
county. Va; II. II. James, Newark, n. j.; X.
Is. Mccain. Trenton. n. j.. W. c. pavids,
New York: r. A. Nestronurch. Sabot Island.
Va; John n Land; Portland. Ore; Il: r.
Silverstone, Arthur +. Middleton New York;
Abe Nelson. j. Fl. Winstock, Baltimore +. =.
Bagg. Port Huron. Mich: Henry G. ColbeY.
Buffalo. n. Y. Thomas }. Sinclair, New
York. r. X. Beemer, Philadelphia; j. b.
Adams. Chicago
Mpphy's Hofel-J. D. Blair. Danvile Va;
William j. Miller, w. w. Kenly. Baltimore.
Md: Sherrord r. Tabb, University of Nir-
ginia; j. II. Lay, lsidore W. TescheneI, New
York: George Williamson, Buffalo. \: Y: T..
II. Christy. Kansas City Mr. and Mrs. Nc
San Francisco, Cal: Charles l. Frazier, Can
ton, O.; IL b. Derrickson, PhiladelDhia, Pa.
Hartwell Clark. New York w. 5. Gould. ).
w. Mcdonald. Scranton. Pa: Enos Hitler,
Washington, d. c.. Harry Clark, fhiladei-
phia. Pa.
American Hotel. Charles A. Crane. Ken
lucky: Mrs j. A. Brent. Miss f. Dnyall, Il.
J. Duvali, Farmvilie. Mrs. NJ. l.. Jordan AMI
children. Lynchburg, Va. Mrs. II. A. John
son. Washington. y. c.; Q. D. Cotton. Chi
cago. H.: S. T. Heblett, Wakefield Va; II.
Bell. West Point. Va: w. A. Rowe Phla-
delphia; c. r. Jordan. w. j. Humphreys.
Crozet Va b. p Hallock, New York j. j.
Carr. North Carolina; w. j. Whitehead.
Farmyille. Va; W. d. Guile. New York;
John H. Davis, Hillsboro. o.; 5. Il. Harris.
Henderson. n. c.; A. II. Mcdowell. Ports
mouth. Va. Mrs G. Schaa and daughter
York, Pa; A. l.. Adamson. Bon Air. Va.
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THE BOY rs DEAD.
He Remains Unconscious to the Last-One
Killed Instantly.

Killed Instantly.
Frank Isaacs, the young man who was ia
tally injured by falling from an excursion
train on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad on
Saturday night. died at the city hospital yes
terday morning He never recovered con-
sciousness after being brought to the hospital
on Sunday morning
The remains were turned over TO his father,
Mr.. Charles A. Isaacs. and were taken to his
residence for burial. Mr.. lsaacs is engaged in
the grocery business at No. High street, and
lives on Oregon Hill.
IL has been positively learned that the other
youth who was knocked of of the same train
near Williamsburg was named Murphy. and
not Richardson as first reported The author
tiles at Williamsburg were misled by some
papers or letters found on the person of the
deceased.
The unfortunate young man was the son of
Mr. Timothy j.. Murphy, at one time bailif
OF the Police Court. and a popular and re-
spected citizen Of Monroe ward.
Mr. Murphy is now at work In Baltimore.
but his family reside on south First street.
As the remains have already been inferred
at williamsburg, II il not probable that they
viii DO broughtto Richmond.
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The Reports Absurd.

Or. Paul. MINI. July 14.-Indian Agent
p p. SCHUYLER and Robert Beaulieu, of the
White Earth Indian Reservation. arrived in
G, Paul this morning. Mr. Schuyler remark
ed on the absurdity Of the reports of serious
Indian troubles. and says they have no knowl-
edge of the threatened commotion tee-
grsnbed over the country. As to the tear
inc down of the council house. the fact
il that building is used by the Indians
for dancing and that the Government pro-
hibits the Indians from holding dances, and
that some dissatisfaction is felt in conse-
ouence. but the thought of violence is not en-
tertained for n moment. and never has been.
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Compositors on an Evening Paper Strike
but the Paper IL Issued All the Same.

ROANOKE Va. July 14.-tSpecial.l-At a
meeting of Watts Camp Confederate Veterans
held here this evening it was decided 10 at
tend the unwilling of the jackson statue at
Lexington. July Dist, in a body. The camp
will probably send sixty members. special
train will be run on that date and will carry
the Roanoke Light Infantry. with about forty
members and the Sons of Veterans. with
twenty members. Several old Federal sol
diers who reside here will 60 as guests Of the
camp.
The compositors Of the Evening World. of
this city. struck this morning. and the editor
and business manager, one nOn-unlon printer
and two boys. set up the news 1t gave lts
readers this afternoon The men say they
walked out because they were not paid OF.
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Crashed Through the TrestIe.

SPOKANE, WASH, July IA freight train
trestle near this city last night, crashed
through to the ravine below
Michael tlaherty, the fireman. was killed
outright.
Roadmaster Speer was probably fatally
hurt The cars were badly wrecked, two of
them being londed with horses and cattle,
most of which were killed
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u,,,ov William RYAN. O. M. Braxton, Q;
n n'IssI; The principal Office is to be NJ
Richmond. A.. Hama Tce
and Coal Company. with the principal once
i; u Richmond. The capital stock Is r. DO not
less than s25, 900 nor more than sloo'ogy. Inc
offirers are: Warner Moore. president lnDLnas
T. Moore. secretary and treasurer. Inc direc-
- ts w." srs the above and James w. Allison. W.
n Allison and Allan Talbot.
A anti was instituted by Michael Fernandez
AGAINST w. +. billiard. Damages, $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-15
HELLoy IS THAT NEW YoRK2
A Probable Direct Telephone Line From
Hero to the Metropolis.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, July a Special Gen
eral Superintendent Carson Of the Bell Tele-
phone Company, with Superintendent Nc
Cluer and Local Manager Sullivan to-day had
q long talk with the New York Office
They say they can probably now talk from
New York TO Richmond
The communication was as distinct as if it
WAS but sixteen miles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-15
DEATHS.

N~~--0~~~0-0~0~0~0~0|'0~0 ~
FOwLER.-Di at the residence OF her ia.
Their. John &. Fowler, Rural Shades East
Richmond. Henrco county. on Tuesday, July
18th MARY FOWLER; aged seventeen years
two months and four days ,,,,.,,,,r,, -.
Funeral from tho residence. WEDNESDAY,
July 18TH at o'clock j. NJ.
Caroline county Va, July g, 1891. JOHN VII:
LIAM VOOLFOLK, in the sixty-ninth year CT
his q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-15
METHODISTs MEET.
Beginning OF she Session of tho tynchburE
District Conference-A Reception.

LYNcHBuKo. Va. July H.-ISpecial.l-Ihe
Methodist District Conference for this district
of which Rev. J. Powell Garland is presiding
elder. commenced its session to-day at Mount
Hebron. in Campbell county. and was very
largely attended by both ministers and lay
men. The people Of that neigh6orhood are
the most hospitabe and religiously inclined
of any in the whole country. A large delega-
ton lett this city.
The hospitabie home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. s.
Huttor. on Daniels Hill; was the scene Of
very brilliant gathering last evening, the
occasion being a reception rendered Dir. Tenn,
pie Harris and wife of Illinois, and Dir. and
Mrs White. of Texas Mr.. Harris is n brother
of Mr.. w. II. Harris and Mr. White brother
Of Mrs. z. C. Hammer and both couples are
here on their bridal tour. The reception was
a very pleasant affair.
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DIN WIDDfE.
Sudden Death of a Coiored Biacksmith-Two
Other Deaths.

Other Deaths.
DINwIDDIE COURTHOUSE. Va. July 14.-lSpe-
cial. Bob Goodwin. the colored blacksmith,
who had his shop at the store of Mr.. W. +.
Hitchcock. near here. died suddenly this
morning at about 10 O'Clock. He had gone up
70 his shop as usual and shod horse for a
customer. He complained of pain in his
head and had lain down in his shop
and in response TO another Gus
toner who called to have some
work done he said that he was gong 70 ale'
but if he lived no would do the work, VII
liam Walker, who WAS present took MN 70
his home. q mile away. and he expired almost
Immediately upon reaching home. lie was
kind-hearted and good-natured and had
friend in every one who knew him. white ana
colored.
Mr.. James II. King and Mr.. John Edward
Young. two old citizens of this county dieo
last week Mr.. Young was during the war
member of the Third Virginia cavalry ana
lost his right arm in the service.
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Illness OF This Popular Richmond and Dan
Vile Railroad Conductor.

CHARLOTTE. n. c.. July 14.-lSpecial. !
Captain Ro McJones, Of Richmond, popu-
lar conductor of the Richmond and Danville
railroad. was seized with stroke Of paralysis
this morning after leaving Greensboro and
fell while taking up tickets.
His left leg side and tongue were affected;
He received medical attention at the Buford
Hotel. in this city, and was taken TO Coatield,
Va. this evening, where his wife IS visiting
friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-15

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survaviryCorpsinC Camp.

CHARLOTTE. n. c.. July Especial THE
surveying corps of the Roanoke and Southern
railroad are in camp on the eastern suburbs
of the city. Captain Croker and thirteen
assistants compose the corps.
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DEATH OF RICHMONDER,
Mr.. George w. Donnan, After n Lingering Ill
meas I'm Lexington.

LEXINGTON, Va, July H.-tSpecisl. Mr..
George W. Donnan. of Richmond, died here
to-day after protracted illness.
Mr. DOnnan is brother-ln-law of Mr.. W.
r. Shields. of this place, at whose house no
has been since his sickness, and son OF q
prominent Richmond hardware merchant.
HIS remains will be taken to Richmond 70
morrow for interment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-15
WEATHER FORECAST.

- WAsHIxGrox. d. c., July 1A-For
I-, Virginia: Fair weather Wednesday;
IfblR stationary temperature except slightly
w cooler in western portions; winds be-
- coming west.
For North Carolina: Fair Wednes-
day: slightly warmer: south winds.
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CAUSE or THE EXPLOSION.

Investigation OF tho Accident Harry Co.'S
toms Case Postponed-Norfoik News.
NoHFofE. Va. july 14.--Ispecial. There
mains OF John cockerell who was so badly
nnrt az the Moselsy explosion and who died
.sst night, werc carried TO Washington. ID. c..
ior interment, The steamer Moseley will be
loved 70 Baltimore tonight by the tug Her
cuies TOT repairs: The investigation into the
cause OF the explosion was completed TO-DAY
W LOCAL Steamboat Inspectors Ailligan and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-15
PORT OF WEST POINT. JULY Il. 1891.

Steamship Charlotte from Baltimore, steam
ship Allegheny from Providence, steamship
Elm City from Nalkerton.
SAILED.
Allegheny for Norfolk. Elm City for Walker
ton Charlotte for Baltimore.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, July, Il, 1891


PORT OF RICHMOND, july, Il, 1891.
SAILED.
Schooner Annie Ainsle McAndrews. Wee
hawken andsAlbany. railroad ties and spikes,
vessel Curtis Parker; schooner Jennie Hall,
Samson, pig-iron. J. " Gordon. agent, vessel.
Curtis X Parker: schooner Adela Corson.
Tngersall Bermuda Hundreds. 10 load railroad
ties for New York, vessel, Curtis & Parker
PORT OF LAMBERT'S POINT. JULY "A, 1891.
LOADED.
Schooner Marguerite, Proyidence: bargos
General Met lsllan, coal; King, Hoboken
Niphon, Boston
COALED.
Spanish steamship Hugo, West Point, Va,
and Norfolk, Va.
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DAyENPORr Il MORRIS ARE JUST RE.
~ CEIVING their second importation Of
"QUEEN CHOP, GARDEN-GROWN" OOLONG
TEA. jy3-eodi0t
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. July Is. 1891.