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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-21
ORGANIZED FOR WORK.
Auxiliary Board of Managers OF the
Worlds Fair.

WOrid's fair.
The Auxiliary Board Of Managers Of the
Worlds Fair for the Third district was or
ganized yesterday by electing the following
officers: Mr. Thomas Christian. president:
Mrs.. James b. Pace, vice president b.rs.
James Peasants secretary. and DR.. n. G.,
Sheppard, treasurer. The meeting was held
at noon in the Office of Colonel A. 5. Bu-
ford.
Among those present were:
From Richmond-Mrs Thomas Christian,
Mrs. l.. L. Lewis. Mrs. James Peasants,
Mrs. j. b. Pace. Mrs. j. I. Ellyson, Mrs.
Percy Halves.
From Chesterfield B. A. Hancock.
From Manchester. T.. Taylor.
From Henrico-Dr. n. 9. Sheppard.
From New Kent-Dr. Jaems Gregory.
From GoOchland-Mrs X. c. Selden.
Colonel Buford and Secretary Morton
made speeches explaining the objects and
aims of the organization.
Ii was agreed that six committees should
be appointed by the president and vice.
president. three TO be composed Of gentle
men and three Of ladies.
The three for the gentlemen will be on
agriculture and forestry. manufacturing
aud mining industries and educational sta
tistlcs.
Those for the ladies' will DO horticulture.
neediework. tapestry. embroidery. etc.. his
torlcal and colonial works Of art. paint
ings. literary work. relics. etc.
1t IL the intention of the committee TO re-
produce completely the Washington home
stsad ct MI Varnnn-
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Rev..ThoInns Spencer.

PETERSBURG. Va, July 2O.-[Special. !
Rev. Thomas Spencer, professor at the
Bishop Payne Divinity School, in this city,
left for the Eye and Ear Infrmary in Rich
mond to-day to have his eyes operated on
by DR.. John Dunn. Professor Spencer has
for several years been sufferer from iritis
and for the past Six weeks has kept himself
IN d dark room.
Most of the peanut factories here have
stopped work temporarily on account of
the low prices OF peanuts. The closing of
these factories throw out of employment O
large number of women and children.
Mr.. Thomas b. Ivey. of this city received
to-day from National Councillor Cranston
OF Pittsburg, his credentials as Special
Deputy National Councillor Junior Order
United American Mechanics for the South
srn States.
The summer session Of the Virginia Nor
NAL and Collegiate Institute was brought TO
g close last night with appropriate exercises.
Two hundred and fifty eight teachers were
enrolled at this session.
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A CLEVELAND LETTER
REPLY TO NORFOLK DEMOCRATS
Tho Eu.Presidsnt Declares That He IL Con-
adeut That the Democracy VIII win IN
virginia in tho November Election

yopyorx. Va. July 20--[SpeciaL l-Sev-
.,sl dsvs ago the John s. Barbour Club OF
this city held mammoth meeting to ratiiy
che nomination Of Cleveland andStevenson.
Mr. Glennan, chairman of the meeting
uro.s letter TO Mr. Cleveland notifying
him Of the action OF the meeting. ms
,oo,nino Mr.. Glennan received the follow
ing reply;
"Gray Gobles. Buzdrd Bay, Mass. July
IS 1s92.-Mr. Glennsn: Ny Dear Sill
acknowledge with thanks the account
have received from you OF the proceedings
% ratification of the Democracy Of Norfolk
held under the auspices OF the j. ., a D~'
bour Club Every incident OF the InsesinE
and its u,nini7 -apparent sentiment ana ieei-
ing occasion assurances that Whatever W.
sion of sentiment there may nave Deen 20
yious to the nomination at Chicago .no
Democracy of Norfolk, true to me lnstlnctS
which characterize good Democrats every
where have lost mono Of their enthusiasm
for the cause from any feeling OF resent
ment OF antagonism which may nave arisen
fyo,n diverse opinions regarding tne uou'-
nee / understand perfectly well tnos sno
Democracy of Virginia have no bohuay '1 1N
IA securing the electoral vote OK the Stnte .oi
the party. ana YET HdFo ouS" -.
rontdence IN their steadiness that cannot
bring myself 10 entertain any Apprehension
As 10 the result. ! assure YOU Oh my AppEe-
citation of your personal regard
Very truly yours
"GROyKR CLEvELAsD."
Mr.. A. c. Freeman. OF this city, has on
exhibition at his store on Main street.
section of pine tree one foot long ana ABOUT
ak inches in diameter which was taken
from the battlefield of Chickamsuga, one OF
the most sanguinary battles o. the late
war. There are imbedded in the wood TWO
LARGE balls. which are as perfect as the DAY
upon which the shots were hred;
Pickett buchanan Camp ConfedeIate
Veterans went down 20 Ocean view TINS
afternoon at o'clock TO pay their respects
10 T.. Lee Camp, No !.
Miss Amelia Broughton and Miss LIZZIE
ALVIN Moore, OF this city, who are spending
the summer at Cumberland HUI, X. L. were
Injured in an accident 10 their carriage AZ
that place a few days ago.
A white man of Huntersville named
WYATT. while under the influence of liquor,
attempted this morning TO hang negro
who had robbed him. The negro broke
away from Wyatt after the rope had been
gotten around his neck and as hehed Wyatt
fred at him. but without effect. Both par
ties have been arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-21

Letters Read Show that She Profcssed
Love for Young Men.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, July 2O-Robert
Mitchell brother OF Alice. resumed his ties.
timony in the Alice Mitchell case this morn.
ing by reading a letter from Freda Ward.
dated January lat. one week before the
tragedy. in which she protested her love for
Alice and said she hated her brother-in-lsw
for breaking into their arrangements. On
cross-e1amination he admitted that Alice
wrote to several young men.
The Attorney General then read letters
from her 10 V. J. Ward Carbon. Tex. In
these letters she protested that she was IN
love with him. Letters written by her TO
T. L. Reegel. Pittsburg. Pa. were also in.
troduced. In these she represented herself
TO be an actress. and spoke of her love for
soubretts parts above tragedy parts.
letter was read which she wrote Freda.
telling her of attempting to buy pistol.
She also reproached Freda for receiving the
court of gentlemen aud made threat TO
kill her unless she desisted.
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Contest for DanviIie Mayoraity.

DANvnLx. Va. July 2O.-ISpecisl. The
contest for the Office of mayor. left vacant
bv the death of Captain W. +. Graves. Is
already very active. The Judge Of the
hustings court has ordered an election for
that Democratic primary will be held to
designate the Democratic nominee. The
candidates submitting their claims to the
primary so far announced are Harry Wood
ing, Il. j. Talbot. Major c. ID. Richard
son. James McCully and j. ID. Blair. 1t is
probable that at least two more candidates
will come out.
A meeting of old veterans and other
friends OF the late Mayor Graves was held
here this afternoon to take the necessary
preliminary steps looking to the erection of
. monument to the memory of Captain
Graves.
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A Decree Has Been Entered and the Suit
IL Now Ended.

A decree was entered in the chancery
court yesterday in the case of Lewis against
Thomas, in which among other things it
DEGREES that NJ. S. Quarles. the surviving
curator OF William A. Thomas. deceased. is
directed 70 check for the sum of $50, 900 TO
be paid to Bette Ihomss-Lewis or her
counsel, and is also directed 10 check for
$4,000, TO be paid to Leigh r. Page, admin
is!rator Of w. A. Thomas. II also directs
that the receivers, Messrs. Coke Il Bowe,
check on said fund for sllO. 900 and pay over
this amount 10 Bette Thomas Lewis or her
counsel; also thnt said receivers turn over 10
said plaintiff or her counsel any and all
bonds, notes. stocks, securities or other
properties in their hands which were turned
over To them by the ourators of the estate
OF W. A. Thomas. and also to turn over TO
said Is. I. Lewis or her counsel the other
evidences and securities of the two loans
made By them under order of the court to
j. g. Shafer aud A. w. CARRIER.
This virtually ends the iong-psnding and
celebrated case and makes Bette Thomas
Lewis probably the weslthiest negro in the
State.
Several other unimportant DEGREES we're
entered.
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DEATHS

ALLEN. Died July 10th, at the residence
OF her parents No. 1914 Washington street,
FLORENCE REBECCA, infant daug Of
Alonza ". and Jane Is. Allen; aged seven
months and twenty three days
HAGRMRYER.-Di at the residence OF
his parents. No. 6lS north Ninth street,
PHILIP COLBROOk HAGEMEIEk' aged
tuenty-one years.
Funeral at clock from st. Marks church
THIS All ERNOON.
New York. Baltimore and Philadelphis
papers please copy.
sWIFT.-Died.atO Old Point Comfort Va, July
Goth. 1892 Carl Eh GREGORY SWlfI.ot Han.
over Courthouse. Va. in the twenty-second
yeaA OF his age.
Funeral TO DAY from First baptist church
a. ~ M. Friends and acquaintances OF the
family are invited 20 attend
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Riley-Wayhack.

PRINCE GEoRoE COURTHOUSE. July 49,
Especial. This morning Miss Carrie +.
Wsymack and MFR. Charles Riley. of Rich
mond. were married at the home of the
brides parents in this county. Miss Minnie
Waymack. sister of the bride. was her
maid or honor. and Mr.. w. STYLES, of Peters
burg, was the best man. The bride was
handsomely attired in a brown travelling
dress. The bridal party went to Peters
burg, where they took the train for New
York and other Northern cities.
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THE RECORD oOPYIyG.
What Has Been Done Under the law Pass
ed by the Legislature?

RICHMOND. Va, July 20, 1892.
Editor of The Times:
Many persons In and outside of Virginia
have been long anxious TO obtain data upon
which to form judgment in regard to Colo
NAL Virginia ana Colonial Virgiuans. No
information of the kind desired is in print.
but the most oursory Wow Of the county
records shows that they will give all that Is
needed to reveal the character OF the old
time Virginian, and the same cur
sorry view shows that Colonial
Virginia can make representa-
ton for good order. intelligence, education
and morality which is unequaled in the
Colonial history of any other community In
America. But II is necessary 10 bring proof
of these statements. and full proof cannot
be brought forward unless we can have the
copies of the county records authorized by
the last Legislature. These copies we have
heard hoI n4sni1 S o. WI Judge flo9rnoy tell
COLONIAL STUDENT
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LIFE ON THE OCEAN W4Yr
What tho Howitzers and Lee C.my Mar,
beers are Doing.

OCEAN Vrrw, Va. July 2O.-ISpecial /
Life in the Howitzers' camp goes on cheer
fully and charminsly, the routine of mill
tary life moving with precision.
Practice with the Calling gun in the after.
noon OF yesterday kept the boys busy. This
morning the houses are shaking from the
discharges OF the 3-inch rife. Mrs. Hutche.
son. the wife of the popular commander.
was early at the firing ground, and sighted
the guns several times. making an excellent
score. Nobody's ardor was dampeued by
ma rain yesterday. and everything vent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-21
Probable Train Robber Killed.

MISsKApoLIs. MIMI. July 2O.-Northern
Pacific Conductor Dole shot two men riding
on the roof of the express car yesterday in
the trestle near Valley City. One died in
stantly and the other will die. The men
pulled the bell-rope to stop the train. When
the conductor ordered them to come down
they refused. with the above result.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-21
HOW THE CLUBS sTAS

CAMS SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Washington.
Louisville at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Baltimore.
Cleveland at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
southern League Games.
At birmingham, 8; At
lanta. 4.
At Macon-Macon. 3; Chattanooga 5.
At Mobile-Mobile. 3; Memphis. 2.
At Montgomery-Firs game, Montgom-
cry. l; New Orleans. 2. Second game. Mont
gomery, 3; New Orleans. /.
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Sentenced to Six Year, Imprisonment,

RoAsoKx. Va. July 20.-ISpeciai. John
Smith. who has been tried three times for
the murder Of Peter Aliff ayear ago. was
to-day found guilty of murder in the second
degree and sentenced to six years in the
penitentiary. The verdict is criticised. as
she general opinion is that Smith commit
ted deliberate murder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-21
Base hall.

The Forest Hill team and the College
Club will cross bats q; Island Par k next
Saturday afternoon. The game viii be
called at 5 o'clock. The students have
secured the services Of Boyd from the
Staunton Military Academy. He Is q most
capable pitcher. and will add greatly TO the
strength Of the team.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETERS.

Range % the thermometer Sc IHE inns
Office yesterday, July 3D. 1892:
"a. NJ, So: y ". 50; 2. NJ. S.; 8 T. III, 81
~ NJ. 81. Average. s34.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-21
False Location III,

WARN SPRINGS. Va. July 20.-ISpecjal /
The Cincinnati Enquirer of the ism falsely
locates at this place al unfortunate riot
which occurred at the Hot Sprinqs dnring
last week. Nothing of the kind ever occnr-
rcd at this place in its long history
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mEArnEK rokECAsr.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 2l.-For Virgins:
Local showers. variable winds; cooler IN
northern portion.
For North Carolina: Showers during She
afternoon or evening. variable winds; cooler
IN central portion
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MiAanurI Damacrnfs

JEFFERSON CRY. No., July 20.-The State
Democratic Convention was CALLED to order
at lO;45 o'clock this morning by Chairman
Thurman. On the nineteenth ballot VIII
ham ]. Stone, Of Nsyads, ives nominated
for Goyarnor.
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Lteutenant Nav Suicfds.

NEW YORK. July 20.-Samuel II. MAY. u.
S. NJ. shot himself below the right ear this
afternoon al the rooms OF the United Ser
vice Club. No. l6 west thirteenth street.
dying soon after
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-21
THEBROOKLYNS BEATEN
aOsTOys BEAT THE CL6VELANDs.
xv,r. His First Game by Defssting
the Giants-Rssuits OF tho hun-
ming Races Yesterday.
BALTIMORE. July 20.

OKT1-IWO base
hits and twenty
seven runs was the
aggregate of to-
days Baltimore
Pittsburg game.
which the home
team won b. the
score OF 90 to 7.
Bal d W | n W as
knocked out Of the
box in the fourth
inning, and Smith
was even less eff
fective thereafter.
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BEEcHAM's Pills cure Bilious and Ner-

EyERY TESTIMONIAL in behalf OF Hoods
sarssparilla will bear the closest inyesligs-
ton. No matter where it may be from, It
is as reliable aud worthy ofyour confidence
as If it came from your most respected
neighbor.
HOOPS PILLS cure Sick Headache.
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zion, md tho tents stood 1t well, the
novs slesninp through another heavy shower
lat "yepipg a delightful german was
,,,x.r IN tba naxilion. The chaperons were
m,s Carr of Richmond, and Mrs. Lowe OF
Norfolk. and under the graceful aho caPa.,
lilo leadership Of Mr.. +. q; Skinner. Oh
Richmond. The following LADIES' ann , gen gen
tlsman enjoyed the may a "a g;r ean u
W,tbers Miller, Howard Page, Walter Duke'
w = lanes. Samuel Laird. J.. w. walker
y r. Hanlin. p. r. Conway and the
u;ases kureiia Powers of Richmond
Md g. Glare Conrad of Richmond Mamie
Love OF Norfolk, Stella Myers OF hicn-
mond. Florence Myers OF Richmond, AnnIe
Lowe OF Norfolk. Nettle James OF NoIiosh'
Miller of Petersburg. Fannie Edel OF hich,
mond. Mary Brown and Maggie Brown VI
Rjchmond. must not forget the gallant
lieutenant f. NJ. Crutchfeld. OF the HOW
itzers a creax fayorite with the ladies' ana a
graceful dancer He enjoys / learn, the
distinction Of being the youngest stan OIL
fcer in Virginia. til
The band went up 10 the porch on which
Captaip Hutchesons windows open yester-
day afternoon and played some seiectiohs'
much TO his delight and greatly TO his Dene-
At. for be was soon VI ana Gown naot
little speech of thanks TO the musicians
We are all sorry that our popular surgeon
Or Hoce hos left us, but hope II VIII not
be for many days.
For tonight a concert il spoken OF and
hear of "A contemplated visit OF some OF tne
officers and their wives aud the Iadies &c
complaining them 10 the United oIaLes
nayv.yard the Teceiylug-ship, the ne"
ships OF the new navy ana otner lnteIcS'iNs
places Of the vicinity.
Pick.tt buchanan Camp. Confederate
Veterans, is looked forthls afternoon on
visit to their comrades of Les Camp. more
of which latter organization have been
coming in till the porches and lawns ar,
very beautiful blending of uniforms. III ny
by the red stripes and dashes OF gold braid
on the Howitzers soldieT,ike. manly forms.
We are on the lookout Tor the tug Cralg-
hill and her merry party from Richmond To-
day.
4 large number of fremen from Hampton
have lust come in from days outing oy
the sea, bringing along some 300 excursion
lists. The gallant fre-fighters are under the
command Of Chief n. j. Weymouth and
Foreman George W. J Dung
RICHMOND PEOPLE.
Richmond people registered here since
report Of yesterday: Messrs. J. W. Run, W.
i. Seaton, James 3. White. LOUIS Johnson
Frank NJ iller. A. J. Vaughan. w. n. Red
ford. John A. Meanley. Colonel W. I.
smith. Major j. Taylor Stratton.. Mr.;
Thomas i Irving, Mrs. J.. \. Redford aud
Misses Myrtle and Maggie RedfOrd. bliss
Kate DYSON Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Ford. Dir.
NJ. Lawrence and Mira. Lawrence. MISS
Carrie b. Meanlev. Mr and Mrs. William
Reuger and family, Misses MittoldorteT and
G. Werner ii. W. N
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c1SorssATIs. 8; wAsHIsGToss. z.

cISoIysATIs, 8; wAsHIsGToFs. z.
W,sHrscroY, D. c., July 20.-Cincinnsh
won a hard fought contest from the wash
inotons today IN the eleventh innihg on
bese ON halls. DURYEA'S failure 70 MAKE
donble nlav and n base-bit by Weloh. Inc
latter PLAYED a great game in the neid ana
several times saved his club from defeat oy
making brilliant catches. score;
wosb,ngtons.Oo11OOOOO OO-2 !
Cincipnatis o ii Dol 0 D / Z
batteries Duryes and Mcclure; hhines
and Harrington Umpire, Mitchell.
Lou1syIILEs, 6; BRooKLYNs. 3.
paoox,vx Julv Q0.-Pfsfer and his Ken
tuckians took today game iioih t,io DI9oh
lvns without very much trouble, HART
nsuallv very effective. was easy Tor the yiss-
tors who batted him safely many times;
The Brooklyns also failed TO play their usual
game in the field. Score
Rrooklvus. OOOO12O- 8 4
Ioujsyilles 0O020 0 l. 8 ID B
batteries: Hart and Kinslow; Sanders
and Weaver. Umpire, Mcluade.
cH1oAGos. s; NEW YoRKs. 6.
NEW YORK. July 2O.-Anson secured his
first victory of the second series by de-
feating the New Yorks to-day. Both teams
played O very even game up 10 the eighth
inning when single and home run
secured two runs for the visitors and gave
them the game. Score
R.B.B. Z.
New Yorks. OO4l1o0-6 6
Chicapos. .O10203 2x-S 3
batteries: Crane. Boyle and Doyle;
Hutchison and Schriver. Umpire, Gahney.
BosToSs, 3; cLEyELAsDs. 2.
BosToN. July 20.-Clarkson did his best
70 down his old comrades. and as they were
eoually earnest the result was a hot game.
The few errors were costly, as only one run
was earned Long carried of the honors.
both in fielding and batting. Score:
X. B.H. Z.
Bostops ..OO1OOOO11-9 p 8
Clevelsnds 00011000 % 3
Batteries: Staley any Kelly; Clsrkson and
thinner. Umpire. Hurst.
PHILADELPHIA, 4; ST. LOUIS, ].
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July 20.-The first
run of to-day's game, and the only time 81.
Louis tailed. was made by the first man at
the bat-Carroll- in the first inning. 1t was
a home-run hit. Afterward the Browns
could do nothing with Carsey. Phliadei-
phia won the game in the third. three bag
GERS by Cross and Thompson and double
bv Hallman aided by Clements sacriilce
netting three runs. Both pitchers did good
work. Score:
Philadelphia 10000 OOOx-4 8 8
ST. Louis. 900 90 o. 2
Batteries: Carsey and Clements; Gleason
and Moran. Umpire, Emslie.
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Fxcepting In the second little - n
WAS very steady. shoch broke his arm IN
the preliminary practice causing . genera ~
shift around Of positions. OhIuiAS, 20
Columbus. made his DEBUT ioi o w,
''~'" z. B.H. +.
po,,imores .1026O60 $40 ~ 2
Pittsburgs III 5OOO1 10
Batteries: Mcmahon and Robinson; Bald
min smith and Mack. Umpire. Lynch.
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Queen Victoria Tuesday took up her real
dsnos at Osborne. In the hle OK Wight.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. Ju1Y %. 1892.

PORT OF RICHMOND. July 20. 1872.
SAILED.
schooner Alfred Keen. Walker. Fall River,
coal. vessel nrtis 4 IA ker; schooner \. II:
Rutan. Miles. James river. 90 load mari aud
lumber tor Baltimore. vessel Curtis Parker,
schooner William Applegarlh, Petersburg 10
load lumber for Baltimore.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JULY 70. 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. from Balh-
more, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. for Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo, schooner 40
Byard. Mattaponi river, 10 load wood.
LAMBERrs POINT. JULY 20. iss'.
COALgD.
Steamship Aislaiy, Port Royal. Bristol
ARRIVED.
Barges Investigator. Andrew Jackson.
LOADED.
Barges Investigator. Andrew Jackson ="
Al
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r OsT- 4 RED IRISH SETTER 81
IL about year old. Carries high@
dy." Liberal reward II isft 81 Tar 9
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Signor Elena, formerly msmbef of thu
Italian Cabinet died Tuesday in Rome.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. july 2i. is12