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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-19
"BIue Jeans" Next Week.

Joseph Arthur's great comedy-drama,
"Blue Jeans" will be seen at the Provi-
dence Opera House next week, with a
special matinee OH Thanksgiving day.
This play has always drawn large audi
ences. and will always continue TO do so.
IL contains some very realistic scenes, such
as the saw mill and the barbecue The
play was on the boards over 200 nights in
New York
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-19

here tonight
The meeting of the Metropole Club,
which was to have been held last night,
was postponed until next Wednesday
evening.
James Smith, the sprinter of the Metro
pole Club, has entered for the indoor
games of the Manhattan Athletic Club at
Madison Square Garden, New York city,
ON the oSf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-19

bonfire scheme, but were too anxious to
yell, so the "Servi and the president
were out before the fire was under any
headway.
Several students attended the Tufts
Glee Club concert last night, and are say
ing "chestnuts to-day. AS the Tufts
Joint concert with the Brown Glee Club
last year. Among their selections were
Jumbo and =. H. Barnum. At the spring
concert these pieces received encores, but
the Brown men desired some thing new
this time
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-19
Briefly Mentioned.

Bernard Conaty, one of the three repre-
sentatives from Providence to the Demo
cratic State Central Committee, has re-
signed.
Prof. c. +. Legate Of Boston lectured
last evening at Prohibition Hall, 81 West
minister street, on Municipal Co-opera-
tion." The speaker said that the outlook
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-19
TIRED 0UT-EXHAUSTED.
How Women Can Get Strength.

From the society
lady who suffers
from nervousness or
palpitation TO the
wife and mother,
who by over-work
and house h old
cares, becomes tired,
weak, exhausted,
dragged out, with
nerves sh altered
and unstrung, the
cause Is the same
......s...a tfAn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-19
sadiier Got the Minimum Sentence.

pleas TO-DAY TOD WV was that Of The state ogainst
Charles Sadlier. who was indicted for
keeping n nuisance at the December term
and pleaded nolo contendere. To-day he
was brought up for sentence and was
given the minimum, thirty days in Jail
and n fine of 800.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-19
Two Men Shot To Pieces.

WEST SUPERIOR, Nov. sc. G.. Gear,
who lives thirty miles north of Grand
Rapids. Mimi, gave an account Tuesday
of a shocking murder which occurred in
the woods near lake Pelican. Among "a
party Of hunters was one named Mcbride.
a quarrel ensued over the winter supplies
The quarrel ended by two men named
Redding and Bruce being tied 90 trees and
literally shot 60 pieces. Mcbride escaped
with broken arm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-19
An Engine Deraiied.

Engine No 142 on the New York. Provi-
dence and Boston railroad, doing freight
work on the India Point branch, was de
rallied last night while making up the
Valley Falls freight. About an hour
frnIln-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-19

was most hopeful for the Nationalist
parties and for the organizations which
recognized It's principles. He then ex-
pressed his views a. TO future National
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-19
Art Sale.

Next Thursday and Friday the great sale Of VAL
liable oil paintings at Sheldon's Music Hall Build
NC. Now on free exhibition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-19
Sixtb District Court.

Edward Carroll, for the larceny Of three
books from the Boston Store, was fined
Sl2 and casts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-19
LAST EVENINGS sOCIALs.
The Railroad Trainmen and the Columbus
Literary Society.

The Railroad Trainmen and the Columbus
Literary Society.
The sixth annual concert and ball of
Providence Lodge, No. 66, Brotherhood of
Railroad Trainmen, was held last evening
in the "Trocadero," at the corner of West
minister and Mathewson streets. About
100 couples participated in the grand
march and enjoyed to the fullest extent
the pleasures of the evening. Bridgham's
orchestra furnished music for dancing and
gave "a short concert previous TO the open
ing dance.
The program was very tasteful affair,
containing twenty-four numbers. On its
face was an extremely realistic engraving
of passenger train on the fly. and on the
reverse side, "A fine view of a tunnel with
the train just emerging.
Messrs. +. w. Gay. /. J. Edminston and
r. 4. Sullivan were the committee of ar
rangements Messrs l.. Gushee, II. Hef-
fernan. q. A. Ricard and William Bars
low constituted the reception committee
The general floor manager was j. Nc
Endy, aided by G.. III. f.. Show, w. :.
Grout, William Durr, G. Webb, John ;.
Kifiington and +. r. Spinney.
The Columbus Literary Association held
its second annual ball at Amateur Dram
attic Hall last evening. The ball was
opened at y o CLOCK ana was continued Till
"A late hour. Burke's orchestra furnished
music.
The following was the committees in
charge: Committee of arrangements, NJ.
j. McHugh, j. Il. Mahoney, DIR. j. 4.
Kerins, j. III. Dwyer and ID. Sullivan re-
ception committee, William Carroll, w.
j. Carr, j. j. Murphy, Il. +. Mccormack,
}. H. Mcguire, ). j. Riley, Sr., j. Davis
w. j. Sullivan, j. III. Harrington, r. j.
Connolly, w. p. Hurley and Il. +. Dwyer !;
general floor director, Francis H. Dona-
hue assistants, John f. Hurley and John
II. Sullivan aids, NJ. j. Sullivan, j. II.
Mccarthy. r. f. McIlale. ID. j. Mccarthy,
John A. Fleming, ID. J. Hurley, G. W.
Burns. j. u. Hurley, NJ. B. Gray, J. II
Murphy and ;. j. Riley, ,Jr.; refreshment
committee, j. j. Dwyer, j. III. Hurley, +.
5. Roach, J. Jason, f. j. Murphy, f.. L.
Devine, H. H. Waters, w. j. Sullivan,
George +. Carr, ID. j. Leary, j. w. Gala
CHER, III. Norris, j. II. Barry and III. Jason
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-19
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

ANNABLE's. is Arcade, will give you comfort in
$3.50 DOT TO measure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
MEETING OF THE BLUES COMMITTEE.
BTrs. Ellen Wise Mayo Elected Chairman
OF the Lady Managers.
The Executive Committee OF tho

The Executive Committee Of tho Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues hold we'll
attended meeting at the Office Of Captain
Sol. Cutchins yesterday afternoon at 8
O'Clock.
Captain Cutchins presided and Mr..
Frank VI. Woon acted as secretary.
The duties Of the committees who arc to
have charge OF the fair TO be given by tho
Blae3 in April were defined. and working
ins Euctions given them. Everything
points so a brilliant success for the far,
and extensive preparations are being made
for it. The reports OF the subcommittee
were ale0 submitted.
One Of Che most important steps taken
by the committee was the election of q
president OF the lady managers. 1t was
VOL known hat the whole success of the
adGir depended upon some skilful woman
whose executive ability and good taste
would make the bazaar brilliant occa-
sion. For this responsible position none
seemed so well qualified as Mrs. Ellen Wise
Mayo and she was unanimously elected
TO I'll the place. Mrs. Mayo is a sister Of
the late Captain o. jennings Wise, who
was killed while in command Of the Blues
a. Roanoke Island. Captain John 5. Wise.
who was commander of the Blues for
many years. is also her brother. II is not
yet known whether Mrs Mayo will accept
tie presidency OF the lady managers, but
il is the earnest hope of the Blues that she
Will.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
GONE AFTeR sILL FORESTER.
The Noted Crook WIZ he Brought Here
to stand Trial:

Police Sergeant A. M. Tomlinson left
here last night for Philadelphia to bring TO
this city Billy forrestSr, notorious criminal,
who IA 70 be tried for hOnseDreaking.
Forester has Just seryec term 10 me tosi-
ern penifsltiary % Pennsylvania, and win pro-
I,abiy he liberated this morning. As sool a. be
lesves his recent prison, however, he WI be ar
rested again on a warrant from this city which
will be served upon him.
Forresscr. Who Is niso known BY the namo q
Frank Renfrew aud other disascs. u ono Of tho
most noted crooks IN this country. 10 - both 4
nousabroakcr and 2. safc-burgiar, and has also
been arrested for murder, bat escaped the pen
alty 81 the law for this last charge.
About three years ago he wns caught one night
In this city Ehue IA tiis act OF bQrslarizing tho
ho,lse Of Mr. A. 3. Lee, on Ninth and Leigh
streets. He Was lndiC'ted by the grand jury for
the charge but escaped tom tho city jan before
his trial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
EXCHANGE or couRTesiEs.
The Lee-Camp Veterans Receive Pictures
and Send Resolutions.

ana Stltt hfHDfutAoDs.
The Lee-Camp Veterans are in receipt of
a handsome lot Of photographs of their or
eanization, which were taken in New Or
leans on the Mardi-Gras day.
The picture. which Is an excellent one,
represents both the ladies and gentlemen
who accompanied the Vets" and was
taken while the party was waiting in the
Crescent building for the procession TO
pass.
Prominent among the figures in the pho
tograph are Captain John Cussons, Captain
Charles Epps, and Messrs. George Mount
castle, DAVID Brown, James McGraw, aud
James i. Wood.
The pictures can be obtained from Quar-
termaster Brown on Main street near the
DISPATCH Office.
As a token of their appreciation the Lee
Camp Veterans have had enarossed several
beautiful sets OF resolutions. which will be
sent to the clabs and organizations that
entertained them during their stay in New
Orleang
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
LEe-oIsTRlcT ANNEXATION.
4 Committee Appointed TO Bring the
Matter Before the Council.

The City Council will soon be asked "a
consider the question Of annexing Lee dis
trict, which embraces that portion of Hem
rico Just west of the corporate limits.
At a meeting Of the property-owners and
residents Of the district, held about ten
days ago, resolution was adopted direct
ing the chairman. Captain John A. Coke. 70
appoint committee Of iive to meet simi-
ler committee from the Council with a
view to preparing plan aud the terms
upon which the territory may be annexed:
Captain Coke Yesterday appointed
.iessrs. James II. Dooiey, Jackson Guy, @.
T. Wingo. Milton Cagce. and j. Watson
Phillips as this committee.
The Council viii now be asked 10 select
representatives from both branches 10
meet thesc gentlemen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
A BANK COLLAPSE.
TIE DOORS or PHlLADELPHlAs KEY
STONE NATIONAL CLOSED.
Comptroller Lacy Takes Posscssion--cause
ofthc Feilure--Sondry Statemonts-
The O0jioels Tor Besusnption.



PruAnxTruA. March 2o.--The doors Of
e., keystone National Bank were closed
t,-Gav 10y order Of the Comptroller OF the
Crrrcucy. Admission was then denied to
al persons
THE TbfNUnE A SURPRISE.
Tho closing of the bank was surprise 10
r.a.t ofIts 6opositors Daring the fnan-
o.1 .:ri0gcucy Ia the latter part Of last
vear there were rumors affecting the
hanks solvency and heavy run was made
rrsn 70. hut the institution tidcd over the
run and was thought 20 be IN good hnaa-
Gal condition.
TgT CITY HEAVY DEPOs1ToB.
Tho LARGEST dcpositor of tho bank is the
CIV ~ Philadelphia. which has q deposit
& about 100000.
Tao authorized capital Of tho bank is
fWc0) and surplus of 100000 was
cl,moi.
BASIS or THr CONTROLLERS ACTION.
WRslvcroS, March 90.-Comptroller-of.
irc-Nurgcucv Lacy said to-day IL was by
l-s direction that the National Bank Tx.
gw.uaT had taken charge OF tho Keystone
National Bank Of Philadelphia His action
vas based on reports received from the
ly4muor and on other developments.
gte Compirollcy refused 20 say ANYTHING
il regard % she condition Of tho bank
until after De hears the result OF the ex-
animation nOw in progress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
THE SEATS IN DEMAND.
Tickets for the Florence-JcEsrson Per-
formaucns so with RHsh.

Tickets for the FlOrencc-JcH cHerSon Ier-
formaucns so with q Rnsh.
Before lightvcsterday morning there was
co0dly crowd at the Academy eager to
secure seats tor the JeffeTson-FlOTcnceper-
formances Monday and Tuesday nights;
Some OF the most anxious had remained
overnight, while others employed substi-
tutes to hold their place ia line or pur-
chase tickets for them.
Ibe box-ofiice opened at Q O'clock and
the first sale made was about lj) tickets
for the MOBILES of the Mystic Shrine, OF
which order Billy" Florence is the
founder IN America.
There was long string Of purchasers,
and much complaint from some that those
H. tine rear went to those further up in the
line and got them to purchase their tickets
The speculatOrs had tield-day or Il,
and before dinner-time were easily dis
posing Of tickets which stood them g
each at anywhere from - to $40. In one
case 1t was said that the latter price WIGS
refused ior particularly choice scat.
The Shrincrs who are fortunate enough
20 have secured the best locations at fTst
cost can obtain tickets from Mr. L. z.
Ecker
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
CRUSHED BY CAR-WHEELs.
4 Nan, Said to Be from Richmond. Killed
at Iron Gate.

4 Nan, Said to Be from Richmond, Killed
az Iron Gate.
The DrsPATcH received the following spe-
cial last night froIa its Lynehburg core
spondent:
Joseph Thomas Andrews. said to be
from Richmond, met a horrible death AZ
Iron Gate to-day. Passengers on the train
which came in this afternoon say Andrews
was tramp.ng from Charleston. ". Va, O.
Richmond. and had beaten his wav 90 Cliff
ton T0rge and walked from that place 10
Iron Gate. where he received some pecu-
mary assistance. This morning be aimed
20 beat bis way 20 Lynchburs, and toayoid
the conductor crawied under the train
with the view Of entering from the other
side. The train suddenly backed, crushing
him under the wheels, producing almost
instant death. He was about thirty years
old.'
No such name as that given above ap-
pears in the city directory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21

issue OF the SpSdkcr reflects the general
feeling in Saying it would relieve both
landers shipped their Governor aboard tho
nlail-boat ond hauled down the Union
Jack. Ii they did ttis they would likely
GEd tho people OF tho United States pause
Def0re accepting an addition TO tho repuo-
lie burdencd with hostility to France.
POSITION or TIE FOREIGN OFFICE
Replying 20 a question on the subject Sir James
Ferguson, Political Secretary Of tbs Eoreign
Once. said shat the draft Of tho iio1ae 81 LoFas
bill "a regard % Newfoundland had not been
sent 20 81. JOln's. Tho Government q tne
colony Of Newfoundland, nc ndded, was request
ell by tho Foreign Ofico In November last 10 pro
cure the necessary legislation 70 empower Eng
hand 90 cary out tho treaties with Franco ne
present bin wBs proposed IN consequence ot INC
refusal OF the Government Of Newfoundland 70
accede 70 the request Of the Foreign OEice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
an oYsTER g UNDECIDED.
Methodist and Baptist RevIvais at HamP-
ton-The Dispatch Ahead of All.
fcowofuopdence of de Richmond Dispatch.

tNH4tec isliaetict u tiit AiNsiiiPL" ~ ls''N''
HAsHIoS. Va, March 20.-Tbe oyster
case u Dexter -. Mears d Lewis was con-
rlaled una Tagultcd in n hung i1ry, y boins
hsoIi eysnly divided. Nhile no aggamens wHs
FaIs on Jndgo Roger a. Pryor. q New York
W. IN l3e courteroou.
Circuit Court 81 York county begins on hcniay.
17lo WoathaY silu renalna baa a1e al o1i-5Oor
FofA a mueh delayed Inc streets arc 70 9 psu
cl2cit.oa, hagiag been cut " pieces ior ne
lsroei railway.
RELIGIOUS NTsTrfCs.
The meetings ID the Mothodiss caurch stu con
toge and grow Ia interest. some uifty % tofty
peuxas bsso l8na o0nsortEd Up % this time.
R6s. Af. Iergengin. of Cape Chaftee, pfnaenes
lightly 40 ne etareh is Mad wlta people.
40 i1tef,sfiDg meeting t also ~ Pr"gfHrs az
tho Be,,.,st cl.slr,.i. Rev A. b. DunuHway assist
iag The oestof.
kr. h. n. hr.nistead, Of williamsburg. is here.
O0onsI Thomas TabD and hr Josh n WINS
are ca tour 6oiifh.
AotwsgilssAsdsng the efforts q fhe fnr.ess ge-
pcrs " increase fhelr csrruisiiaz here We Dis-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21

erable burden the lady employed small
boy who was driving wagon to carry u 70
the store OF Mr.. ). a. Reynolds, on Frank
lin street near the Old Market.
The boy. who was driving q bay morse,
looked behind, and seeing Mrs. voolfolk
following some distance from the wagon,
whipped his horse and drove rapidly away
and escaped before the lady could get as
sistanco IN stopping him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
THREATS FROM THE MAFlA.
Prominent Texan Warned "To Keep
Ills Mouth Shut"
by telegraph % the Dispatch.l

ST.. LoU1s, 30. March 2O.-Dispatches
from Texas SAYS that the New Orleans
Mafa arc sending threatening letters ,oi %
persons who have expressed disapproVai
OF their methods.
As a result Of his free expression Of con;
vicii0n that the New Orleans killing OF
Mana members was right, John Lang, q
wealthy and prominent citizen of Houston
Is in receipt of a letter purporting To have
been signed by the Malta authorities warn
inc him 10 keep his mouth shut or ne VIII
be done for. 1t is written in red ink with
the customary skull and crOss-bones and
there IS no mistaking the intent OF the
warning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
Rallto tf,e Bat.

NV telegreph 70 INC DlHpaIcH'I
r,cveoxvrr1F. FLA, March 20. - The
cleSeland baseball team Of the National
: sagns arrived here tonight. II has Sc
cnred @ the groundsof the Jacksonville, Attn;
let;c ASSOCIATION for four weeks and viii
~ 49,, nraefiee at once. The Pittsburgh
aa,a aa', ,y,;1i reach 81. Augustine next Tues
day , and the FIRST Of the League practice
Games will be played "a thls clty nsA, ~
THURSDAY. The BrookiynS are eAp"c'eu
bare al,out April Ist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
FRUIT SENT IN ABUNDANCE.

Large Quantities Sent to Mr.. Younger's
House without His Knowledge.
Three times recently large quantities of
fruit have been delivered at the house Of
Mr.. lawson G. Younger, in each instance
the merchants clerk or porter saying that
it was sent by &rs Younger's order.
In no case did she order the fruit. but
upon MIR. YounEeT's inves tigation he found
that girl about sixteen years old had
been 10 the stores and directed that the
fruit be sent. In one In<ance she wrote a
memorandum stating the particular kinds
of fruits that were wanted. Mr.. Younger
tried TO find out who this person was but
without success.
The odd part IS that the girl never pro-
fitted at all by the transaction. not having
even sampled the fruit. The whole thing
must have been a delicious Joke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
In Their New omee.

Rhe operating-room OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company was removed
YESTERDAY from the corner Of Thirteenth
aud Main streets across TO the new quar-
ters az no. 1917 east Main. About 80 wires
have been run into the new Offices. The
first work dono was to receive and send to
the DISPATCH the last page OF the noon
urees report.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
Onnosed Co the Rrruerr.

The chances are that a vigorous fight
will be made against the establishment Of
the proposed brewery nj the head Of Clay
street. A petition is being circulated IN
opposition 10 il snd great number have
signed il. The idea seems 10 be to sue out
an injunction TO restrain the syndicate
composed OF Messrs. GuvernaiOr end Hill,
of this city. and certain Philadelphia capi-
purpose within that section OF tho city
which will be thickly built up in few
vper1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21

Having just returned from New Yors
aud moved in my new store, s07 east Broad.
betweanThIri and Fourth, with the largest
and handsomest stock Of Millinery Goods
Ii has ever been my pleasure to si,ox,
alI now prepared to wait on customer an(!
Ill orders at the shortest notice. viii be
pleased 20 zee my customers and tho public
generally. Mns. b. w. Cosnx,
a57 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
r,z,, Arc Plentiful.

The fish market has resumed its spring
activity. Barring ana shed aro being bfoughf
here Ia large Quantities. bat n viii be sono days
before tle prices are materially lowered. her.
ard 80 cents apiect, Sccosdiug 20 quantity and
size. This Delag the Lcutsn rees-on aiso makes
an increased demand for S1co articles Of iood-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
,.s. r.n,v Grady Monument Unvciiing.

ArrIErA. Ga, March W.--Ar; Jhhfits
= 49,. 49, ,s,,s'3dest of the Henry w. Grady
aosansi ..'.,'., AssosiatiOn has received letter
a,on, governor iIll q New forf seeepting tne
inyitaon of the association 70 asnss' nm ~
ae,ssst Collins Of Boston; senator-eiecs fattiisf,
a,,,,.,sa and other distinguished men have
been invited 20 be preseE, ~ gns g. 7. e,o ~,
riati,0. The occasion win DO = ho.apin "'o a--A
',s.sa, ,,res,sratlons arc beipg madc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21

The Exchange for woman's Wort WI
have designs stamped. materials furnished
and the work commenced go cents extra
on any kind Of embroidery. Also, nsw
,nsnn cards and designs for ice-sreams
"bon- -bons." and "charlottes." Urdep
for infants and chi,dren's outfits collected
Corner Fourth and Franklin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
Lost Her yrell-FIlIed basket.

Nrs.sw. w. voolfolk, OF yerdonyille,
Hanover county, was ia the city Yesterday
and purchasesla a variety Of articles, which
she placed in capacious market bash ket,:
When the basket had been we'll tilled and
had become so weignfy as to DO consid-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
rs~ t,,,,ou,;,s teIecram vAs Yecesvea
wsasys y U.s. A Saks q Go. YESTERDAY:
''s Nrw Yosx. March SsE

A. Hdks q Co., EichDsonns -. - -. NJ.
We win resume rnsnufsci9p5ns1n.fSt n1.ft,0e Se psrss -
day. All our patterns snr a intsc{. fh4y
Bhsrnss T. sbs nsfs Sndns lain adjoining oar :cs
puaIaine Ss1ns ~ AN and no damage occuissed az sn ~
All An fH he goods manufactured tor yoat 81
and including the 10th q tnss a. aTi TSe -
been a shipped prior to the nss. b1 iojn1
yered or damaged goods nave "a o~rs
Agreement of the insurance. msn Wa
selves been sent to the suc,,gX ,s,s,n-Xs for IL
thank you and our k.na
HsMMyRsIoDoH. SAxs ~"