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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-02

ui-rusA!ns H. nlatter IL ar''nInjtteeCu Cut"
sl~tinx Of Me-1rt4. Joltun, Gord"lt,
Huffman uud Moran WAS appointed tn
-+e wt4at cnl!i tt dnl.+ toward rul-lng
)1t nttn:unt 4tc~*-ary, aud relDN +"
the cI .tut her tn Tut ~dHv lex. j.. IF. i
Il,l- trl, # t}ir: Osnnl,a l=t"tln* 1l1tt=.. IT..
Mnu'arA, wis r.<j+cttd By thtnl Ia~t
fstl, ana luc|uuru 4t1l.S tht tHt< 1T ri
l1~Iruu.:.n IL AI.irtt JOINT tn Y tt.A t't>et1
irv1tett ty .1r. Beard :nf IfAt'" II, AZ 'ia,tt
"ly: Et1nx Arpii.td ct tI,4H fa@.' '>ur
{IlH,4tlTr # t*u.1a.lli rct 4clit: II *14 *14t'f:ln{
Invitation tn tnr Dnl4i,H t+'f=it. 20
cot4l~ u ~ tiv. tlty " lttp III: aiat'E 'En3tA
WltrtI j. v.lAtmli WAS acrrl't~tt, l*t1'
coui,tl*..3 atn-e shortly ufr' wa'd- At
UutAhn ti:u: Rendered 1t n'4c*.H y 20
give up ia" tf>p f,r the time hrtt9,
It nA> HOW t,een revived. ami uccnfd'h:
to the Present program. tftt EXCURSIONS
it, viii tt.ne into Mon. AHA fr ,m tie
west unti consequently will not pass
Miles Cl1y or culne htr- uh!er. ar"
ruugel41ents Ar+ u>uue for tl1eln 20 tn d..
\, The party viii be cntu"S S-h IT tue
IL 4tiiug hu-it.x- nlen Of 1he y \ebrA.ka
u1etrnpull., whu are lnoklug for ut"
territory int, which to ruah thesr
trade, it must he evident u the nIo.t
superficial observer that their coming
here will be OF great benefit 10 both
Custer county and Miles Guy. It i
| .,uite probable that mauy Of tue patty
IRE either interested 10 Or influential
| with the Chicago and Northwestern
| railroad, wilose Fremont und Eikhoru
branch IL now but few miles fr >m
our southeastern border. II it can be
made to appear to these tneu-and We
feel confident that 1t can be.-that the
extension Of the Ere nnnt and E!khorn
branch from Minnesota to Miles CITY
u distance of ab3ut $50 miles, will TT
beneficial to tue trade Of Omah@, tue
natural result vii! he that ne"
aud powerful ally will be se:ufec
la the project that We nave u
long chert. hed--a r"4 connection viii
tue Omaha sioux market anu tue
cheap fet ding grounds "t Eebra~ka ant
kAu.u-. There WA% nn o1:1eihE, .
opinion in the rhambtr I'll the advis"
hllity If the klau to Ktt the purify htre
ANU IT, tie cu1!,Illttee will doubtless II
successful in SECURING the ne$'tS:"r.
am. unt. the matter uaAy bt k"t1 up
uu II. ucAriy >ettlrd. II this c!'nnee'
t.o:l It il I,lo1'er to state. that 'ht"hEs
the PERSISTENT lat,nrs OF Cu?. t.. Butle
who ~, ut lhe winter IN On'at'A' III
taule III Miles CITY nuu Custer col'a1.
, ha+ he-u Kept EVER pFt-elit I" the ~
.tutfou If tht ltud':,E t1t1z'h 81 Onia
. ha, WHO If they cn,lse lire, will COM
rr+judtctd iii .ug fAyor, nhH ~ MILE
CITY knows how In rut htr best tof
, forward, We "antot It'll ut making
: favor ,tle iuIrts'i'n'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-02

c.r.,.,,cu v.n Laugh Because They
Are Retained tn Do TO-
"Mr. McGlue, ss.pln'se:' sa1d Il 70
bust looking 1nnn with Il bly, mouth;
walking into the ottico OF that well
known merchant the other morning.
you'll have to EXCUSE the just now.
said tho business man swapping Ills
watch; Tive got IN important case u
attend to in court this morning.
"Exactly," said the stranger. II no
t;ced it on tho calendar, SO called
Don't you want to engage ,nc2'
"Are you lawyer :,
"1--a lawyer No-lm not exactly
what you'd call lawyer. l am 1ega
cacEinnator.
"A what?'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-02

A friend in need il friend indeed.
and not less than on million people
have Just such Il friend in Dr. kings
New Discovery for consumption.
coughs and oolds.-If you have never
used this great cough medicine. Que
trial will convince you that 1t has
wonderful curative powers In all dl>
sepsee of the throat. chest and lungs.
Each b,,ttle IL guaranteed to do all that
claimed or money refunded, Trial
hot les free at w. E. Savage drug
store, Large size 500, and $l.00.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-02

CALCUTTA, May 3l.-The cholera
epidemic at SprineEar tn Cashmere,
caused 1000 deaths during the past
week. a terrible pnulc prevail.
among the natives. The horrors of
tie situation are Increased b> great
fire which destroyed 1000 houses and
made 3O Quo people homeless. Food il
b eld at funllne prices, the crops in the
district being almost failure.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-02

Il say, Dubois, yuu do know how to
Inv it on thick. old man! like your
cheek telling Miss Brown she spoke
French without the least accent''
IVY, certainment. mon am'-w'thout
ze least French accent" - London
Punch.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-02

BUFFALO, ,May3l. l.-Hayland Smiths
new twenty-five u.iIe bicycle rnad re-
cord WAS broken here today by A. {.
Graves, Of Springfield, in the fast time
Of one hour, fifteen minutes and toar-
teen seconds.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-02
CHAMBER III Commerce MIcettnr,

The Chamber Of Commerce held II
special meeting lust Dight ut the city
h'll to consider the matter If raising
funds for the entertainment of dela-
cation of Omaha business men, who
will he ut Helena about the last ofthts
month, and who have been invited to
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-02

Peddler--Is the heal Of the family in*
sonny?
Sonny--No. sir; she's just stepped out,
but the one next in coMnAnd-1ny grand
nother on my mothers sit1e-ls in.
Would you liko to sec ter?-Iankee
Blade.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-02

Naitcr-Have a bit OF Sl'11ns ch@cReu'
sir:
Guest-Ycs. phase. Aud, waiter make
it this spring, rleaso.-Detro1t Free
praSa
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-07

The stomach can deal with
a drop when it cannot deal
with a spoonful.
SCOTS Emulsion is cod
liver oil broken up into drops
invisibly small; each separate
drop is wrapped in glycerine
so that the taste is lost.
This is why SCOTS Emul-
sion is the easy and efectual
form of cod-liver oil.
Hypophosphites Of lime
and soda combine in tonic ef-
feet with the half igested oil.
Let us send you a book on
it; free.
scorr Bowxs. Chemists. ',a South 9Th Avenue.
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of eod-lives
cl--ail druggists everywhere do. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-07
NEWS NOTES FROM PETERSBURG.
An Improved Tobacco Markct-Goo'
Prices Obtaised- Conversions.

An Improved Tobacco Msrkct-Good
Prices ed-Conversions.
fcorrsspondsnce Of the Richmond Dispatcn.l
PETERSBURG. Va. April 6.-Mrs. James
Bowie, 9 venerable and gre atly-respected
lady, aged about rs years, was taken sud-
denly III this morning with congestion OF
the lungs.
The tobacco market has very decidedly
improved within the past few days, and
some Of the best prices known since
Christmas have been realized. To day
Nessra. j. 4. PeYkinson and L. Sutherland,
planters of: Dinwiddie county, obtained
eis and &iA.75 per hundred for large lots
Of dark wrappers.
A great deal Of interest has been mani
tested here in the result Of the Richmond
primary election. Many of the candidates
running for ONCE are we'll known to our
people.
Judge J. B. scner, Of Fredericksburg,
was IN the city to-day.
There were Ave conversions at the High
Street Methodist church last night. and
since the commencement of these revival
meetings there have been over thirty con-
versions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-07
TEN YEARS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
Meeting of Methodist Mipisters-Concert-
Interesting Notes from the University.

Meeting of Methodist Ministers-CoDcert-
Interesting Notes from the University.
rCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.]
CHARIorTTsyILLE, Va, April Elm the
County Court, Judge John nj. White pre-
siding. Albert Wharton (colored), charged
with burning G.. w. Gilmer's tobacco
house and contents. was sentenced TO ten
years in the penitentiary.
Treasurer X. w. Coyington has been au-
thorized to return to the several, sub,
scribers the sum of $3.50 80. contributed
some years ago towards the erection OF a
Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION Dulo-
ing.
About seventeen ministers are attending
the session Of the Methodist ministers OF
the Charlottesville district now In session
in this city. The object OF the meeting Is
70 devise ways and means for the more
successful prosecution OF their work. The
Rev. Oscar Littleton is presiding over
their deliberations. The Rev. y. W. Moore,
of Amherst, preached tonight.
The Jarman Quintette composed OF little
children. gave a delightful vocal and In
strumental concert at the Methodist
church last night for the beneht OF the
library.
Mrs. Jeanette Baber died near Batesville,
this county. Yesterday, in the 18th year OF
her age. The funeral took place today at
2 o'clock Interment at the home place.
MIR. and Mrs. James Steel are at Parrotts
Hotel. They have Just arrived nveS from Eng
MIR. s. z. Mauray has returned from
business trip North.
Mr.. 6. II. Walker, of Rectortown. is in
DIR. Jesse Ewell. of Ruckersville, Greene
county, who was seriously injured by
kick from horse. Is improving.
Miss Sara Thurman Is visiting friends IN
Gordonsviile.
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
United States Senator Colquit. of Geor-
ria, has accepted the invitation OF the
Temperance Union to address them on the
evening of the 18th instant: The address
will be delivered in the Public Hall at the
university, and no doubt a very large au-
dience will greet the distinguished Geor-
gian. w
Messrs. J. f.. Heath, Norman W. Kern
GOOD. and j. n Pierce have been appoint
ed a committee from the Jefferson Literary
Society to invite Senator Roger U. Mills 70
address the society on the 18th OF April,
Jefferson's birthday.
Manager j. Il. Robertson has secured u.
d. Benner, an old student OK last year. 10
play third base.
The engineering corps have laid on an
oval-shaped running track bordering the
new campus one quarter of mile long.
Mr.. William Elliott, Jr., has been ap,
pointed on the staff of College Tones to MI
the vacancy caused by the removal from
college of Mr. L. p. Miles.
Miss jamie Smith, of Danville, will be
one of the fair visitors during Easter.
Mr.. Jordan Leake has returned from
short visit home.
Mr.. Julian Thornley, is In Washington.
The score Of the University Gun Club at
their shoot yesterday was: Watson. IA I;
Brudey. II; Harvey. Is; Anderson, IA;
Williams, 4; Clifton, 1.-THE poorest shoot
ing for some time. Some of the best shots
will attend the trap-shooting tournament
Of stanton next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-07
ByB. +. Turner & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Sl2 east Broad street.

DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF TWO
DESIRABLE CENTRALLY LOCATED
DWELLINGS, NOS. Ala AND 4l6 WEST BAKER
STREET.-By request Of owner, we will ofier for
sale, on the premises, at public suction, on
THURSDAY. APRIL z, 1892.
at $50 o'clock p. NJ, TWO VALUABLE COT
TAGE DWELLINGS, containing six rooms each !;
water and culyert connections on premises.
The lots have q frontage Of about sixteen Q6)
feet each, and extend back to paved alley six
teen feet vide.
These houses are comparatively new, having
been bull. not more than a year ago. They ore
now tenanted by good, prompt-paying tenants
at $3.50 per month rent each.
This sale affords the public good investment
In weli-paying Jackson-Ward property, and to
those desiring quiet home II stands pre-
eminent.
TERMS: Liberal, and will be announced at sale.
b. 4. TURNER & CO..
ap3 Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-07


lorrsspondsnos Of no Richmond Dispsscn-l
BEpvosp Chr. Va, April 6.--The fourth
trial Of j. w. Dickeson. married man.
living eighteen miles southwest Of TINS
place, for betrayal, was concluded last Bat
urday, and the verdict Of the jury was two
years in the penitentisFy. Judge 9rimus
Of Salem. heard the case. a. Judge brown
had been connected with 1t previous 20 n,s
election a. county Judge. psckersons
counsel have applied Tor the 6fth trial.
There IL some excitement among ane
citizens OF Dundee, some httcen NIT
southeast OF this town. over the dlscoveIv
OF rich copper ore. An expert who has
examined il pronounced it the richest ne
had seen. 49,. a..
Rev. ]. Z. Hutson left for hrs home, III 10
Richmond. yesterday. He won the hearts
OF our people and they thronged the mouse use
~ eyesv service, and contributed to the
nice purse which was made up for Nm rI lola
The ladies of this place are taxing noio
Of the proposed Masonic Orphanage To
vour city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-07
TRAINS N0RruWAHU


Nos. IA, -, a5, anl 80 nek
ana Is stop On signal ~ Mln.heFer 81,
traia, and Chester. 30. 80 Stops .l
Manchester, Drewryt, NrnflNn. i
No % stops on signal az Nan hester nT
passengers PURCHASING tickets iu lH.lN
ping-p places Tor this train s9l'l f
Nos. 81, 50, 81, 80, 80 30. aa- 90 al a1
signal ~ all sta tom
ruLLMAN-CAt SERVICE
On Train Nos. IA ant rs se r.s
tween New York AMI Tampa t.h 1913 .A.s
yille). On Train NOs. - AMI ~ .-l1
between New YORK aDl Charlie Old s
Nos. % and ~ sleepAg-can between Sea- Is
and jacksonville. on l.ll
,nrs u,twe su sew lOrk anl Swami.
Train Nos. 81 and 80 .'r"1i if
Richmond ana iyr.Nhufr. st..
In addition 20 the above
TiiIE Mem YORK AND FfOElDA s.tfN
consisting u yostbI.e Pullman
Richmond, s0uih-bOlnl a. $3.50 E ID a.
dave. "Wednesday. ana lnffl-.
tersburg, n9rih-nuund, 30 n. II.
Thursdays, aud >aturil i.FN
chnrget en THE frai
THE ONLY ALL-RAlL LINZ lo NpiU.-
lEAvg. Ar..
Richmond 300 A. 81. Nod0k...Il D 8
Richmond. ...'o.i3 =. 81. Aornt ...... % .. \
Norfolk .sS.35 = a. h.''aln4 l..ll 4. . D.
norfolk 1900 n. =. k.'lul i...N "a P. ny
Tho train. leaving RIChmQll u HN. d.. Do
Norfolk at 4 Z. NJ. are solii uai., ...f
two points, and passenger f' .-f.it. Ha
change u cars. Close come 80
AZ Petersburg by tho .ti' y ID fiI 1
RichmonG and the $3.50 a. N. ir1il 'i.-a '.
IF4In, .c,..l "a, lt.clin''lI Cd. ,'
T.. aud It..,0 Z. NJ. ali arriving 30 I.lH
AZ s:25 A. NJ. 1910 4. 3d., Aud liil T. A. ..H
close connection nc pefHrsbIrs DID f.l
Farmyiile, Lynchburg, Rn Wee
n. 81 SUlll. r. .'rn'' .l--
E.T. ID. MYERS General suponnienie--
4. X. EMERSON. lgaalc Manage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-07

And AT 4:3o O'CLOCK p. NJ. THE
VERY ATTRACTIVE LOT, WITH BRICK
DWELLING THEREON, No. PIT, ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET BETWEEN
JEFFERSON AND MADISON STREETS, 'front.'
ing about 10 feet, and running back between
parallel lines i27 feet to the public alley Is feet
wide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-07
Blake Tyler. of westmorsiand' Gone
fsocr,al Telegram TO the Dispatch.l

WARSAW, Va. April 6.--Blake Tyler. one
of the most prominent and innuentiai
citizens OF Wcstnoreland, died this morning ~
6:15. The deceased was highly cohnecsou on" n =
Ind beiore him a bright future. His death has
cast a gloom over the entire community
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-07
Two Deaths ia Rockbridge.
..,oyr.u IN tho Diapatch.

vxxuaroy. VA. April 6.-Mr. Addison
c;iIrore the oldest man in the section,
died AZ his home, near Natural Bridge yester-
day. He was aged ~. .n.,~nc-
xr. James j. Cochrsnc, engineer and instruc-
tor Of locomotive engineers Of the Cnosapcaso
ana ONO railway, died ON Broad creek, near nefe'
today. He will be Inferred in staunton soTtnor-
w.. 2i,h the burial services OF tho ODD Fellows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-07
DISCHARGE.


Cpusespoadsnss q me Richmond Dispasch.l
NoeuoEx, Va, April s.--There was .
heaSy discharge from the hayward Last
night Of woFkmen In tho several shops Of
the Construction Department owing to tho
adysncsd stage Of the work on the new
ehspa The only new work on hand now is
atting out the practice ship Constellation
Tor the summer cruise.
About 20 feet OF the sea wall at the Naval
Hospital having been undermined BY the
heavy seas tho past winter has been torn
down and will DO rebuilt carefully with
secure foundation.
COUNCIL NOMINATIONS.
TIE Democratic voters of all six OF the
Wards OF the city met last night and de-
cided unanimously to nominate candidates
for the City Council at ward-meetings to
b held tomorrow night. The general
omcers will be nominated by primary.
The City Council of Portsmouth last
NIGHT appointed Q committee to 60 to
Washington and urge the erection OF a
public building in that city. Congress
man Lawson writes. however. that there IS
little prospect Of Congress doing anything
for Portsmouth this session IN that me.
The Democratic Executive Committee
Of Portsmouth met last night and changed
the primary election from May the Atm 10
Arril the 2Sth.
AN HLKs' DELEGATE.
Mr.. II. r. Butt. Jr.. was elected last
axght delegate from Portsmouth benevo-
lent Protective Order Of Elks TO the
Grand Lodge, which meets in Buffalo In
June. Mr.. George A. Tabb was elected
alternate.
The government has gotten in the wires
and lamps for q complete system OF light
ang tho Cnitod States Naval Hospital fark.
Arc lights will be used, and supplied by
the Portsmouth Electric Light Company.
Captain Hugh II. Garden. well known in
Virginia In connection with the debt SET
Element, is ut Virginia Beach.
wAIroN-FRIEDLIS.
Mr.. Harry Lee Walton, general secretary
of the Young Mems Christian Association
At Nevbern. N. O., and Miss Miriam A.
Friedlin. daughter of Mr.. A. G: Friedlin, a
PROMINENT mel chant, were united IN mar
rtace at the Court-Street Presbyterian
church last night. in Portsmouth, and lett
TO-DAY for their future home in the old
North State.
THREE DEATHS YESTERDAY.
Mira Hannah G. Brown, the oldest white
resident in Norfolk, died to-day; aged 10
years. n,
a. 4. walker. q well-kDoWn citizsh' uiou
this morning; aged 80 years.
George Partridge, mate OF the steamer
Chowan. died at st. vincents Hospital this
morning; aged 20 years. ~
The stockholders OF the Norfolk, Abe
marie and Atlantic railroad met here to-
day and elected George s. Jones, of New
York. president. The old Board OF Direc-
tors was also reelected with two addi-
tional directors.
Another meeting of the Hampton Roads
Naval Rendezvous Association was held
tonight with delegations from Norfolk.
Portsmouth, Berkeley, Hampton. and New
port News.
GRAND AFFAIR.
General Alexander ID. Anderson, OF
Washington, ID. o., the general manager
of the Board OF Directors OF the Washing
ton Association. was present. He believes
that with harmonious action between the
cities on Hampton Roads, Washington.
and New York the rendezvous and review
can be made of immense Importance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-07
RAILROAD LrSy..
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RICHMOND, FREDERIrKSp,ls
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commencing JANUARY ~. Issl-.e...,,'.lt.''s'.
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stops ONLY at Ashlsnf ~ anf
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AMI Nldosster. siesper ,.'.oft.
,mgton ard New Y6rs tte.
washington 1881 2. ~. p,e.lifs
as 200 J. NJ, Philafoirb'. -
=, "a, New YORK 100 Il. - ''ts
11;s0 A. ~ leaves bryd-S;reet a,.,i,.
except sunday. Bag,, p..,,.tl
hienmond b. NoF Yorr -
Wsshington 40 ?. n. ,a,.f1is
"a I. ~, Philsso'yt.a. ts'-.l
7:o5 p. NJ. leaves BS ,Sil'. . y ......
sleeper Richmond 10 yr. ~
.DYs only az Ashland nr,tA
Milford, Ffeier.rkshg-y af'l
and Widesaiol. stops ri rt'...th
tons on sundays Arriv'. I, -
tDgton 1910 p. ~. a,If-..-. -.
4. NJ, Philadelpha 2f5Av 3
York $50 2. NJ ~ d. -
S:f5 A. Y. arrives az Bpl-sires, s..,.-.
Sleeper from New YORK. -,...'..f
~ WidoNstcr, BROKE. Fr,f..'
burg, MILFORD. b0,lH.l trt -
lind. stops ~ oihfr -. ..r. i. -
Cas-. Leaves Washngoa io I,
2:3S p. N. arrives at ByfI-s'rsaf r,.,,.-...
stops ~ frefcr'cEsfr-r r-I
bothTeis and Aaaalt 49,.
nom Nashingion alf W.
Does no; step A. EU4. s
n4s P. NJ. arrives az By7i-s,s,, s,,.,...
stops 70 fgeieacssll-,
hothNeh AMI Ashland. So.
from Now YORK anil Ns.t.-...f
Leaves Nashinfton aflpn -
$3.50 L. n. arrives AZ Eyfd-,frerf s..f.r AL
except sgniay. hl1sf r.rr..
New York % Richmond ~
Washington 800 b. AZ ~
New York and Florida Special ie.rrt Len.
Street Station $50 4. NJ, lursIlr.. -..,...-
and Saturdays Arrives hyfI.-.-... ...,A
T:05 pm, Mondays, Vein. .rF.. and H..,.s
Extra fare charged on ibis tfH.n. -
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DAILY RNCEfT srsutT
400 Z. ". leaves Byri-,ireef s.sf0r s--.r.,
FretericA-hgrg 40 t.ilIN
s:3o A. N. arrives byri-,irer' -ffHa IA.
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ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY IACkrI SUNDAY
GAS A. n. leaves klha. Arrive AZ Atl..i,
l:.i3 A. 81
o'12 p. NJ. i Leaves Is SloA Au'en A,aA-ls
6'4o A. NJ arr a5rivss Eloa. Lea's' A.aaai g.
Cos P. NJ. srriyes q EioA Le'.,'A.a.,,.s
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