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Judge Lew Billings presides over the
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Mliiam Davis "a PLAIN drunk, which was
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An order was made granting letters of
administration to John G. Tyler in the es-
tate OF George Hume, deceased. w. NJ.
Hansen' b b. Devote and Albert Allen
were appointed appraisers.
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GRADED SADDLE, RUGBY AND DRAFT
HORSE,
For sale by j. NJ George Provo, Utah.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
viHAn CiAL

11yAuClAh
MONEY TO LEND
wi ON RICHMOND CITY RIAL EsIALfs
40 600, $1,000, and SMALLER SUMS 10 sur
anplIcants. Interest per cent Charges mooe-
ratc. Business confidential. No delay.
HENRY L. STAPLES CO.,
,oaot los north Ninth street
NEONEY.-WE HAVE MONEY 10
lvI LOAN ON RICHMOND CITY REAL -
TATE. IL you want II como and SEQ q.
FRANK ID. HILL 4 CO.,
,.o.at north Eleventh street,
8. W. 0RsooBv, :, A. 2. Ks.r, @; =: KAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
Nersnnner ConxrIphf.

.I .--l-Amerlcan cable to the DisDa.ch.l
us. tss.. June 3.-Mr. Justice North, In
= t.l-e-y division II Her Naiesty's High
~. t Justice. has handed down his de-
'ae est copyright action brought by
p. ne tt4Insi the -. James Gazette. Inc
ft. .,olrlt with respect 10 some out OF
f N articles Or paragraphs which ap-
f fte a. James Gpztft OF April 18TH
Il t-i.l bad pres lousy appeared In the It1Ns
~ same morning. In some OF the cases The
'f.n which the articles were taken was
. a greater number 10 Was not. Inc
ii t- not claim q copyright ia or sue with
?. ~ ne articles or paragraphs -.
f. hli only with respect % such OF them az
psl Tor previous TO publication.
- MES prominent article referred 10 was
serlcs OF ioitera appearing IN the
il tgiin America by kudyafd kipling.
rfr nas entitled " In sight OF Monad-
~ t.e AZ J1lsss Cazeffs Of April 18th con-
tf.e'a from that letter amounting on
a. Y rss than half aud moro than athird
i.'ff The article was printed as o.
i.'l iae letter 10 the 7infs Of the same
81. ali in anothcf part u the paper there
80 %. nee % u. with comments on tho sup.
lft payments made 20 the author, ana
n. - fafilrc said 10 have boon taken by
no 10 gf.rg the names OF their PAID con-
.. .-..'ee Sof,h granted an Injunction regarding
C...l.-f artirie, whicn, be said. the 81. JAMES
OK N-- hO' printed a. an Illustration or
49,. 'al il cXNciiy the same manner a. II
A.. .' hai written or purchased n. He said
49, hffe circumstances, Notwithstanding
'N.i articles were copyrighted, under
-. '-e Pr. Jomfs g0xsft migh. have copied
800. TON ile articles.
So Npfth also decided the question OF
t-i 'A news aud kilograms In favor OF the
ta "t stl there Was or might be copyright
~ f-lar mode Ia which tbs Information
A. images were awarded the Times. The
' 'HiisiN pays the costs VI the action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
,.o BUILDINGS CONSUMED AND
rnesE BADLY DAMAGED.
.o delegates Elected 10 the Roanoke
md Computation OF Warriors Or
ace-A Business Fstiars.

,,,nacncc oil the Richmond Dispasch.l
.,ok. June S.--Ao,ut aai:.past l O'Clock
S..,,,c Gre on the corner OF St Paul and
$ ..r,e,s Destroyed the grocery establish
w. stock of ". W. Wyatt and commani-
H'.' ss,o,nine baildines. entirely consumed
o. ..,.n,ns ana badly damaged three o'hers'
o. ...,s hriag frame structures burned fn-
ll' Al the buildings destroyed belonged
49,, Norris ami were valued At $4,000
y -, injured. Wyatt had his STOCK insured
minds ia value
o' ,a,or Is IN port from tho South, the
40. '- psiro Nanelo, with AS barrels OF OIL.
~ it,f states steamer Newark viii ar
lh. NcrStown on Monday 20 be placed In
q" o., 5osk At the navy-yaro.
" ''' nyivGsrKS stEcTEp.
.,.. n the Grand Camp Confederate
I ~ RoguOte representing Stonewah
Voc. ,.-e hecn elected a. follows: W. y. kics-
Clml ,fl1am n. stewart. c. W. Murdaugh,
sri-'i, w@n,ncn. {. 7. Philips, John IL. Hume.
c. W ,h,.-.f,n. /. 4. Slater. John W. IA. Porter.
81 q :, Ii,sre. n. r. o. Elks, will carry sixty
t,the national convention OF the order
l'g-a,i, y. y. on The l2tb, and portsmouth
49,. s.l carry twenty. 90 cou, -,
l0-.' e,rsl. Arcauum Dav at Suffolk on the
b.
,,..tis on the 25d instant.
PERSONAL
......n c. T. Hibbeit. 81 the United states
Si't s.i-, Franklin. has received leave OF
~, ard lcii With Mrs hioDeu Tor Wythe-
~. so.ni ne sumner. nj
n. 7. !. Wool, PRINCIPAL OF me Fourth pis-
Z. 800 d, enter upon lhe practice Of Law.
rlvards. dry-goois dealer on Granny
e. ..sfe Az assignment yesterday. Liabili-
~ -.-.e.e-t A. b. Cooke qualified yesterday,
snarnc- Of other city onicers ana councii-
l-.. ,.rtrnp, Home Savings bank has made
..-l.,ilrna q 3 per cent.
4. Rouiien. Of the virginia Conference,
5000 bis iin Wedding on "Wednesday at the
1000 u The Nosth frinceSs Anne circuit
.. to Csr'ain Heywooi Clarke. In Ports
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
FROM ACROSS THE JAMES.
a Manchester Girl Married In Washing
ton-Personal and Other News Items.

a Manchester Girl Married In Washing
ton-Personal and Other News Items.
Miss Maggie NJ. Norris Of this city. and Mr.. w.
T. Martin, Of Richmond, were married in Wash
ington on Thursday.
The wedding was quite a surprise, as the bride
and groom are both very young. The former Is
a very pretty brunette Of IA and a daughter OF
Councilman T. I. Morris, OF the First Ward. The
latter is in his Goth year and son of Mr. D. Il.
Martin OF Richmond.
The couple started from the residence OF Cap
tain Morris early Thursday morning with the In
tention, 1t was understood OF going 10 picnic
out in the country; but they did not attend tne
picnic. On the contrary, they took the S:O4 A.
Al. train for Washington and returned that
night husband and wife.
.Montrcse," the residence of Mr.. John A. Les
ter, in Chesterfield, was the scene OF pretty
Cheatham and Miss Sallie Belle Lester were
united In marriage. As the guests more than
filled the house, which had been especially ar
ranged for the occasion, the ceremony was per-
formed out In the shaded lawn. Rev. j. b. VIII
liams oiIlciated. The following gentlemen acied
as ushcrs Messrs. Benjamin Hancock, Albert
Brineman, Clarence Bailey, Joseph Bailey,
Charles Wilkinson, and Llnwood Lester, brother
OF tho bride and best man.
BRIEF NOTES OF INTEREST.
But for an accident 10 piece Of the new MT
chInery at the power-housc yesterday morning.
a trial trip would have been made with one OF
the clectr ic cars over tho Huli-street iine. Inc
machinery Will have to be sent back TO the man.
ufGcturers for repair before the experiment can
be tried, which Will cause delay OF about q
week.
Children's-Day will be observed at Fifth-Street
Methodist church tomorrow afternoon al
O'Clock Several prominent speakers will be
present, and an interesting programme has been
arranged. Tomorrow will also be the anniVer-
sary OF this sunday school.
Maggie Branch, the little negro girl, charged
with robbng the Inoney-drawer Of Lewis Harris
was arrested and brought before tho Mayors
Court Yesterday morning. On account OF her
age the Mayor ordered herto be whipped by her
parents.
PERSONAL POINTS.
Mr.. H. G. Martin, of Powhatan, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. r. Pilson have gone on visit
1 to Atlanta and Savannah
Miss Emma Lamb has returned from Giade
Springs where she has been attending school,
The condition ofMr. Alfred Holiday, who was
| injured by falling from street-car on the Free
| bridge Is still regarded as very serious.
Mrs. b. L. Harris and Mrs Jennie Porter, OF
Amelia, are visiting Mrs. III. j. Gates, No. 4ol
Cowardin avenue.
| A meeting OF the Committee OF Finance was
held In the Council chamber last evening, when
q considerable amount OF routine business, such
| as the approval Of bills, ETC., was transacted.
| Mr.. Robert Branch, OF Richmond, was In the
city yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04

~ - siss.s aa b., aida a. 81 81 5s.s
III He gaiss I'D ssss1s; s. I. lSllSi5f
Ncw Os!sens steady ana q,tfel Rtos nEn -
qutet Petroleum quies md sasyt fe6Beo--4fS
YOsk, o.; Philsdslphis and Betne4eA e.o8e-
Coeton-eee4 Oh -quiet; crude. 2o919c Nost4
Ssi.sSssi. M rurpssi s' eoiss GO ssss5y z
2ea2eH fosS qyiet and sssedy. Pssnuo qelss
Best quiet Besf-hams inacxts& Tisrced beci
quiet. Cut meats nrn. : Mtddiee 1m. Lard
SS.eo; sspssrnbsr. case. frsisEss steady and
fairly active; cotton. ~; grain. 30.
CHICAGO.
CpfcAoo. June 3.--A Wild scramble IN the wheat
pit to-day and bulge Of nearly ~. In pfises
we're dne 70 . covert attempt 81 purchaeins ~
Psrdrid1e. The crowd wee evidently largely
short. and when the buying began 70 was found
that thsre was hardly any wheat ior sals. Inis
suitins in bear psntc. Pardridge soon aban.
doned his idea Of buying, and u vas noticed That
he was not selling anything Of consequence. Inc
report was current on the eoor shas No p, 6,s
local stock Exchange in view Of lossiol:
squeeze in wheat and corn. IL Was gossip tnal
be had been called for 100000 msreine on
short wheat last nigh aud Il 10 ceiten thAs nc
vas called heavily to-day. st. Lcuie was ysry
bullish. and was reported - pressing the buying
In this market also. In tho local trade looked
a. II . strong combination was WORKING 20 pu'
the shorts In o corner and start big bull mar.
kee Rumor has IL that Partridge - snorl
100000 bushels OF wheat and 4.0OO,OOt
bushels Of corn. The opening In when; was a
633xc. for July, about tlc. lower than LAST nignt
but there were very few 70 ,tins .laces IN ths
market after Il was put fairly In toll, and ths
price was several times run up and down Ia on
agitated way between S5aS5tlc. after The
bulge TO Soc. The closing price wal
85kc., sellers. Tho shorts In corn DO
came anxious buyers when the scare came II
wheat They were helped wonderfully by. 9
large element In the trade now talking 73c. fol
corn on Q possible crop failure. The advance
was worry sharp and strong. July. which opened
unchanged st 4S5Sc., went flying TO 1910. but
there was drop u u 70 1sc. later. wneu INA
furry put prices up 70 bOhc. There wasa grea
deal OF selling on the adv ance by longs, and !
was thought that Partridge and oiher big short
must have absorbed the offerings. Oats wcr'
also strong and made gain over yesterday
closing price Of ic. per busheL Provision
gained q little In tho article OF barrenel PORK
but lard II no higher, and ribs arc from ~ to %
lower.
Cash quotations: Flour quiet and unchanged
No 2 spring wheat, S4txaS4s4c.; No. red
SOC. No z corn, 53}<c. No. oats, 35Ts
Mess pork, slU.672Lf. Lard.s6.32 lfas6. 90
Short-ribs, e6.37Isa36.40. Dry-saited shon
ders, 3J.25a 1884, Short clear. s0.co
a6 S2L Whiskev LIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04

resssd, has made the following sworn statsmen,
for publscatiop, dsscd N Orange county jali.
that various rewspspesl thruoghout shc Unitsd
Ssatcs pubissned fAlso report relating
70 my srcsswsns By tho county ofnclsis--
by them IN order 10 compel me 70 make
confession Of my part Ia ths recent train
tragedy near SANFORD. Fla. I hereby cor.
tify under oath that was not handled roughly
OF In any wey uSssreated. No personal vio-
lencs was fnfitoted on me. On tho CONTRARY,
! VIA kindly, humanely. and geptlcmsajy
treated. Further. no threats, unkind words, Or
thrcatonme acts toward the were uaed BY the
omcers. GUARDS, OF any other Person or persons
vhomsoeyer. Further, pronounce the author
NY Ior srch reports an unfoundcd lie" The
statement Is signed by Futch In tho presence OF
mfec wilncsscs, reputable and respected cit,-
Marks. notary public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
follower THE STEPS
WHAT THE HALLWAY COMMISSION
REQUIRES ON PAsSENoER.cARS.


T. ttP<SsSa sSsSkt0ul " vt1o 0t3tSs~nssf
RsLxioH, n. G., juno 3.--Ths Railway Com
mission Issued an order today 70 oil railways 10
tho State 10 other lower the steps o. their
passenRer-cars or else build platforms, 90 that
passengers can entcr the cars more readily.
There arc many complaints that the steps are
10 high that they cannot be reached With any de-
gree Of con senience.
There was now phase to-day In the matter
OF II. A. Littman Co.. who assigned hero. The
assignee was ordered to produce the books and
papers OF the nrm June 13in, and William
Easdale was appointed referee.
Ihird-party men here say there Is now no
doubt thot l. L. Polk will be the presidential
nominee OF TINT party.
A sroxRcurrER DEAD.
In Burke county man named Baker, while
seaicntne fcrsome cattle, saw white man lying
under some trees. 10 did not awake him. his
belief being that tho man was asleep. festcr-
DAY, passing by the place again. no saw the man
lying IN the eRme position. Upon examination
was parayzed. He died last evening. lie was
found TO DO q eto1ecuttcr and beiorged 70 the
Nelson tGa) branch Of tho stonecutters' Union.
His name Is not known. lie was not Georgian
TO BIZ INDICTED.
It's today reported that Mr.. Butier, tho Dur
ham Baptist preacher, who swore fclsely here as
to tho age OF tho young lady whom he married
after an cl0pemont, 10 70 DO indicted by the
grand jury for perjury, In swearing falsely when
obtaining the license from tho register OF
deeds Of this county.
The Information that there is lodge or or
ganization OF tho new secret political order,
Gideon's Band" Is this county, in Sgift-Creek
township, six or eight miles south OF Raleigh
has caused good deal Of talk. IL Is said to-day
that few members Of this particular band live
in Raleigh. The order Is In total violation OF the
state law, and any members detected are OF
conrso liable to arrest There viii PROBABLY De
some sensational developments soon.
COMING BALL GAME.
Arrangements we're made to-day for three
games OF ball between the Winston and Colurn
bia teams They begin tomorrow afternoon ond
there will be other games Monday and Tuesday
All are IN tie champio aship series.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
Ap,..tr Caroline Wedding.

r1~.-,..- ien's0t the Richmond Dispatch.l
8, OlFy. Va, June 3.-ConcOrd Baptist
en-. Gas ilr scene 81 one Of the preitiest
rl.-lr.s .ler Witnessed in the county. The
r..-r parties were Mss Ruth l. Saunders
O.. -...r all ac-omplished daughter Of MI
Nr- -llll-rz. and Sir. W. g. Duyal, pros
e. d.. r..lc merchant Of this comfy.
U-tr.1 ilrfy entered the church in the fol-
IF-l Miss Lizzie Hurt and X. {. HAY
r -- Aanie Hul and Sir. K. Campbell,
l.r .slk 900 sidney Duyal, Mamie samuel
G er Banton, Lilly Dgyal and Earle
..'--.- Il- maid Of honor, the pretty daugD-
10. %. saunders Miss Eessie), looked
.a-rr- ia -a1Wy white with slippers 10 ma On.
~ trt s-s lovely. and WAS becomingly az
POI r b.. o-r0ye. gray crepon, aud white Kid
f'ss 4l- CEREMONY was very impressive.
.ts..I.ac march was beautifully rendered
D. l.a LI0ll samuel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
cepHANk6s NEAR SALEM.
,,,,.,r,l offor to the Lutherans-Bicycle
Riders a Coming Power.

.,,,..-,l OFFER to the Lutherans-Bicyci
Riders Coming Power.
...-,..snisncc o. the Richmond Dispatch.l
...,, w.. June 3.-For some years past an
....,. b,l,nrng 70 the Lutheran church
~. ,.s. c,adlcied on small scale at South
.,,,t three miles from salem. A few
81. ooe Of The richest mon IN Roanoke
b.. trustees fnei offer OF n gift Of a large
,..ss with nearly tWonty acres OF land,
Roanoke and Salem, provided the
t,f certain pari In the matter. COM
r.. brsn appointed 20 report the propo-
ne United synod az Knoxville, Tenn. ,
a,f ~ June. vita view % making this
$500. ft. property 81 those States en-
~ -fs SYNOD. In Roanoke and Salem
.,.. ID. mn D. orphansgus belonging TO the
$500. .-rratholi-s. ana he Luthorans, whilst
tIff F.l.aEe are contemplating the location
> liant tts nrirhboTncoi In the near future.
..-r.l... -ale a. a farm near Hollins the
III .-r of he oid-iime tall hall-clocss
.-.tt-rs ai,er spirited bidding.
..-.-. .. the matter OF the recent appoint
.-.ar nIf-d STATES scuatOfship, General
r-t Ulrt.a has . nephew IN business IN
49,. sri hon. lnonhs harlh mas oiu'hoi
,.-.. as1s merchant.
pT0srKR0Us COMPANY.
-, rir.-s C0rbcit Nin-Suppiy Company,
-.-..- January was working less than dozen
,........ hos TOW owe. forty. who are en-
80 f-..r g. s. M. % midnight in consequence
'r.t.--. .-iers They have Just contracted
T. RI. ber 20 buld an addition 70 their
...-. 81. .i1..s u one 2OOIlOO feet three sio-
-,5.-ssr coming from the eastern counties
..t.--. -.1. ter ~ hlcycle-riders IN the towns
,-..... .asuote and Bristol is something as
....t,.. s1l every day some pass through
.-.. -.rr0- coming, on the mecademizcd
.a-..t faa. through the Southwest. lpdi-
, rr.. rcle-ri1iaE manis VIII have the
.r.t ,..---r.ns cur public roads, for, though
...-. .lrervs1rs Of the ciferen. counties
-......-..1 aro apparently asleep on the road
.. -.a dav u comirg when the bicycle
.l.s rover for good In having men
..l r.. .i.elyisors Who viii make an inieili-
....sr.-.f ~. maIltlin gooi roSis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
(Reportei for the Dispatch.l


JUNE 3.-Ocerings Of tobacco at auction Oh
Change to-day % packages, and no relec-
ton (; highest price. $40; lowest, e3-averagc
Sill OF which "a packages SOLD between y"
and IS, "a packages between ~ and SLOW
20 packages between 412.60 and $50, anu
nact aaes between SEQ and $40.
Offerings on Change for week ending to-day
2ss packages and rstect:onA highest price,
S4O: lowest, S2.70-averasc. e7S0.
Private ssios to-day: Darks, "a smokers, 80 |;
scrap, 3; wrappers, total, 100 hogsneads.
Loose sales to-day; Crenshaw's SOLD to-aay
10, $40 pounds; highest price, SIS. shockoe
sold to-day s,54e pounds; highest price :lo'
snolburn's sold very good break to-day high.
O., price-darks, e17.50; bftshts, S4O. Ohe
planners crop Of sun-cur cd ldsrks) averaged MIN
sI4 tor whole crop. Planters sold some very
rod Lunenburg and Granville county ZODIAC
COS higheet prise, s2S.50.
kcyenuo cole ,fions to-day: Cigars ana cigar
eties, s4,540.05; tobacco, s3,o4'."z-totai'
81, 0S5.37.
S,me upland nne shipping leaf was esmpleo
ta-day-prices private. Old smokers ana scrap
wore in active demand, with light ouenne o.
both ss about &c. tho price at which the demaho
Is. New crop IL coming In early, with ngn' sales.
Sup-cured Was active and higher, WIN peuet
quality offered OF s11.13-inuch tho hieness
average OF this season. Some new buyers were
out. Lugs were scarce and higher.
Registered on 'Chsngo to-day: j. d. SnoweHef
and j. z. Hatcher. Rockingham county, va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
Welded In RappahanDock Church.

T--fIll1l l6l1e q the RchinonI DlspaIch.I
r.,r.fuIs. June 1.--Robert l. Ware, Jr..
a.. a.n.-- H. Ware, Of Wares Wharf, and
I..I. wright. u TGppahannock, were mar
l re Aappsaanncck church here IDS eve
.--..s r'-6-s. Elder William NJ. Mintcr
,,.r.ftle church. performed the marriage
..-.-.ar If- bi.d De and her attendants were
g. .s.rrrly ana appropriately atiired. HE
..-t 49, .rlilsely decorated. and quite
rr rlmta- % invited as well rs curious
e....1-- w-re ia attendance. At the con-
r-..- q fre services at the church the newly
-..r.ipsf repaired TO Water View. the resi-
.....s he grolll's parents, accompanied by
i.-fsr0ffta family relations, where boun-
io.srs.srfili aWaiie1 them.
t-a--..rnfs nTe about complete Tor the
-.-af. o. lauf0n Wright and Miss kienora X.
g, .fls IorsiHst aud NOS; universally beloved
rrf lass g al this region Of bssex county,
10 no ile Eappahannock church on the
80 lgarL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
The Ou,n,on Ftsbins club.

An importsot meeting OF the Quinton Flshing
Club wa held yesterday afternoon. and the fol-
lowing officers wero elected President, Joon =.
Horwood Secretary ami Treasurer, Isaac A.
Gentry; General Manager, u. Temple Thomas.
Committee on Kulcs-Judee Thomas B. Atkins,
r. A. Taylor, and Harvey Wilson.
The club hiss leased for nvo years magnin-
cent pond located ON the York-fsiver road thir.
teen miles below this city, and they have do
cided to put several handsome now boats on
the water. Boat-houscs will be erected, and the
Hotel Cosby has been established. This hos
teiry In an old-tirne Virgins residence, where
ample accommodations eau be had.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
MARKETS sv reLeoRAPA.
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NEW YoRx, June 3.-Cetton dun: middlIng.
IN; low middling. $40; gcod ordinary ~;
net rcooipka, npno; kruoo -receipub 2,427 baloe;
sSporss 30. 0rsas Britain, 1.eSS heiss; 70 ths
Continent 40 balss; forwarded. LOAF bales;
ssies, 2,OiT ba1ss; sptnnsgs', So7 bales; stock,
S54. $50 baIss wsskly-Net rseeipts, i.stS
drsss brisails la.s5e seasss = yrsscs. 50
belss, g ne cccsils1s oSs nA.s:s scssass ssa
bsis4 To6als to-dey-Nst recelRS q 81 nsiss;
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peess-to arsst ltii.,n. M $500 e 1890:
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