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HIS SPIRITUAL WELFARE.
A Visit Paid to Murderer Barnes ut Roci
vile Yesterday.

A Visit Paid to Murderer Barnes at Rock.
vile Yesterday.
Rev. Randolph Somerville Of Zion Wesley
Church and Mr.. John Roberts Of the colored
Y. NJ. @. A. went to Rockville yesterday, where
they visited the Jail and laborsd with the col
ored prisoner Barnes, who 10 under sentence of
death for the murder of colored woman in
the Olney district more than q year ago.
The crime was one Of the most brutal ever
committed in Montgomery county. The woman
had complained that Barnes had followed her
and sftervard her dead body was found. She
had been outraged and her body was in fright
Iui condition. On the night Of the murder
Barnes was on horseback and prints of the
horses feet were found near the spot where the
crime was committed,
Inc condemned man was arrested and
although be denied the charge he was convicted
oI mutoef IN the nrst degree, and unless the
governor interferes he will be executed on Fri
day Of this week.
Barnes is only twenty-five years old. He has
becn placed in . cell on the lower noor Of the
jail, and the death watch has been set
on MN. y = not thought likely that the
governor viii interfere In the case,
when the Rev. Somerville and Mr., Roberts
reached the jail they fonnd the prisoner in .
nervous condition. He IL completely broken
down and unless he y in better frame Of mind
Friday they think he viii have to b carried to
The jailer and his wife have been extremely
kind to the condemned man, and have also been
looking after his spiritual welfare They have
paid frequent visits to his cell and talked With
him upon his religious duties, and xhsir prayers
A: and song are now showing their good eject on
The Rev. Someryiils and Mn Robsrts vent
to Rockville Yesterday by request and they win
return thsrs Thursday evening and remain
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ANACOsTIA.

At the last meeting Of the newly chosen vestry
CT Emmanuel Episcopal Church the following
church officers were elected: Wardens, J. a.
Goddard and n. Il. Harnish: registrar, A. b
Frisbie; treasurer. d. Bryan.
Rev. DIR. Smith occupied the pulpit last night
at the Anacostis NJ. Z. Church.
Marcelina Coleman. colored aged sixty-fve
years. died at Hillsdale on April 6 and was
buried Saturday at Moore's cemetery. Funeral
services were held at Bethlehem Baptist Church
and were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Mathews.
Miss Katie Downey Of Baltimore is the guest
Of Mrs. J. 7. Harrison OF No. SC Grant street.
Mr.. Samuel Anderson. late sexton Of Congress
Heights NJ Z. Church. states that his resigna-
ton was not the result Of any unplesssntness
in the church.
1t is understood that the physicians Of Ana
costa intend TO protest against the SELECTION of
Q site on this side OF the river for the con-
tagious disease hospital
Mrs Etzler Of Maple avenue and Mrs. Morton
Of Good Hope Heights are quite unwen.
Miss Margaret Qaoid is erecting Q cottage on
Washington street near Pierce.
The PietEinger property, corner Monroe and
Jefferson streets, was offered at auction Satur-
day afternoon, but withdraw. Several fair
bids were made.
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THE METHODIST PRoTEsrANrs.
Young Men Ordained Before the Conference
at Laurel.

Almost every pulpit at Laurel. Dol, and the
country surrounding was occupied by the
Methodist Protestant clergymen yesterday.
President Kinzer did not preach at the ordi-
nation service in Christ's Church, where the
conference holds its session; Rev. W. 8. Ham
mond preached in his stead. At the close of
the sermon Mr.. Mnzer ordained the class Of
young men recommended by the faculty Of in
struction. Those ordained we're R. N. Lewis.
T. H. Wright, L. F. Warren, John Forester,
Clarence McCullom, F. II. Lewis, Dorsey Blake
and R R. McCaslin. He was assisted in this
service by Rev. 8. W. M. Straysr, J. NJ Nichols,
J. T. Lassen. Al night Dr.. David Wilson
preached.
The features Of the days services were the
two missionary meetings, one being held In the
town hall and the overflow meeting at Christ's
Church. At these meetings collections were
taken which, in the aggregate, amounted to
over e6O0.
A great deal Of time was taken MP on Sstur-
day In hearing why the pastors had not re-
ported their collections In full. The confer
resolution requiring pastors whose collec-
tons bad not been reported in full to
appear before conference and tell the reason
Why. The committee on Official character
reported the names Of nearly every ef-
fective preacher in the conference. The ma
1ority Of the preachers took the matter good
naturedly, but some became indignant
Rev. J. r. Valiant Of Campbsil circuit said
that he bad opened up new territory and had
presched ct . number Of school houses great
number Of times. He had walled 1so miles in
doing this work and had bssn paid Ola BE
bad walked during the year 1.7So miles. Rev.
J. b Jonas said he wouldn't make an apology
or .explanasion, claiming tha4 The oonference
bad no right4o elk either.
Rev: J: n Yingling s.id he~a. tired o. tAst
sort Of Thing and moved 80 lay ths whole busi-
Asss On ths tabls." "Ws'vs bssn doing this
sort Of tomfoolsey :for ysazs ana I I'm slok Of
~ " he sid, 'lst - put IN end 10 II right here"
Afssr several explanations By other prsachezs
The matter vas, On point Of oetlsf raised By
DE-. 3. II. 1oWis, reoemmttAod
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Transfers Of Real Estate.


Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Mat
thew Murphy to J. F. Barbour, part 2, square
III: So, 200. Sar4h C. Williams to T. J. King,
part &c, square 252; =. E. J. Stellwagen ct
al to trustees Church Of the Advent, lots %
and %. S. and Els subs of Mt. Pleasant; e..
c. A. Bradenberg to John C. Francis, lot g,
section 5, Barry Farm; $500. Matilda Schwing :
hammer to j. j. Chapman, sub d. square 257 /;
S100. b. H. Warner to NJ. A. Bryan, lot 8,
square %; e. w. s. Mckinley to T. II.
Clarke, sub lo4. square 623; $3.50. J. C.
Louthan to Mary G.. Chase, sub AS square
1908: s.. B. s. Minor to B. Corners. sub
60. square 1923; $500. W. E. Clark to NJ A.
Ballenger, lot Is. square 80; g.. Mary ].
Walker to Amanda L. Jordan. lot 16, block
49, Wesley Heights: g. Elizabeth l. Nc
Arthur to w. c. johnson, part IA, So. 102;
$. Jesse III. Wilson ct al. to J. Barton Mil
Ter, part 273, So. 80, Georgetown; s.. J. G..
Head to Belle Bond, lot 10. 50. 800; 81 .000'
J. p. Clark to G. II. La Fetra. lot 1, block
1, White Haven; 500. +. Mason to J. 7. Knott,
=. Gibson, sub l46, So 1908; 3. Z. Wolff to
J. c. Louthan. sub las. do; 1885. and 146,
do; 81. 9s5. Belinda G. Hayden to Alice Bur-
rett, sub B, 50. 247; s.. J. P. Clark to G. H.
La Fetra. lots 10 to %. block /, White Haven;
s3,497. 7. W. Gilmer to Eleazor Thompson
lot Is, so. 835; g, 500. ]. E. Chaplin to John
Schwinghammer, part So, So 2O6; 8. C. H.
Perkins to c. Schafer, subs IS and 81, SO. 465;
$4,000. W. A. yesterday to A. Thomas. part
9, SO. 1914: 8. C. W. Hearns to q. Brodus,
parts 20 and u, block 6, Ivy City; $3.50. Mary
G. Oliver to Lucian Cotura, lots IL and 10,
block Is, South Brookland; $3.50. A. s. Cay
wood to same, block IS, do; S13lO.4O E. A.
Newman to Laura nj. Doolittle, lot II, block
43, Holmead Manor; =.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: George
C. Rick and Margaret E. Boteler; George C..
Mitchell and Katie G. Della; James Davis and
Julia Coleman; Frank Ashley of Georgetown,
Ohio, and Mason Dayspring; S. H. Wells and
Frances Mason; John P Tonkin and Julia F.
Thompson; VIM. II. Powell and Ada McGill;
Arthur P. Richardson and Mary Green; Frank
Rabbit and Lizzie Ryan; Paul p. Slater and
Annie C. P. Sappington: Chas. E. Clark and
Mary E Dwyer. both Of Baltimore, Nd; James
W. McCulloch Of New York and Mary H. Brad
ley; Alfred Crutchfield and Lucinda Lancaster
Frederick William Madison and Mary Naming
ton Skerrett
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Fell johnson presided and Mr.. benjamin Whit
acted - secretary.
The following directors were present: Col.
Robert Housh, Wilton Greenway, G. G. Me-
einness, A NJ. Christie. J. T. Walker, e. B.
Emory, John Waters, G. A Miliington, D. h.
Rice and C. G. de Ga-mendia.
The race program win include the following
events: Stakes for yearlings. half-mile heats,
best two in three: two-yesr-olds. mile heete'
best two in three; three-year-olds, mile heats,
three in i've, for $40 horses; four-vear-olds,
mile heats, best three in Eve, for q 80 horses.
The classes wiz include $50, 24O, $50, a2s
and 2 10 trots and 230 pace There viii also
be wagon race, free for all horses owned and
driven by members. The stakes will close May
! and the class events twenty DAYS prior to the
race meeting.
Nine new members were elected before the
meeting adjourned.
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J. T. Cottrell has purchased for s3S, s75 Of
J. P. Clark lots l to Z and 10 to Sc, block 9,
blocks l, 10 and il, and lots to ii, block 1s,
Palisades of Potomac.
John c. Lang has bought Of J. E. Beall ct al
part 2, square 525, "a by 81 on L between Sd
and 4th streets northwest, for Sc, 200.
Sarah A. Whittemore has bought for Is .6SS
Of j. b. Gregg Gusts ct al part square 1856. Is
feet front on Q between 10th street and New
Hampshire avenue northwest
James a. Hayden has bought for $2s,415 Of
r w. Tyler part 8, square 15s. and Of Julia
Poindexter part Z, do, for 5000, and sold the
same to the American Security and Trust Com
pany for $50. 500. It Is AZ by 140 feet ON N
between 18th and 18th streets northwest,
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Columbia Insurance Companv

Columbia Insurance Company Election.
At the annual meeting of the board of trus-
tees of the Columbia Fire Insurance Company,
held today, the following officers were elected:
F. B. Mcclure, president; C. C. Glover, first
vice president; A. P. Pardon, second vice pres
ident; Lem Towers, jr., secretary; w. d. Quin-
ter, assistant secretary.
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FALL MEETING AT PIMLICO,

Race Program Adopted by the TrottinS
Horse Breeders Association.
meeting of the Trotting Horse Breeders
Association Of Maryland and the District Of
Columbia was held last week at the rooms of
the Pimlico Driving Club in Baltimore for the
purpose of formulating race program to be
trotted out at the annual meeting Of the ssso-
citation, to be held during the fall Mr.. VIM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10

CALvARY YouNo PEOPLES SOCIETY OF CHRIS
TAN ENDEAvoR has elected officers as follows:
President. W. W. Everett; vice president, l.. D.
Bliss; secretary, Miss Katherine Stickney; treas
urer, Geo. E. Hebbard; corresponding secre-
tary, Miss Mable Loucks.
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10 KEEP HER ToUTH,

WoilAAo uluxt Keep Del
health. All the "bsauti.
fsrsn in the world won Z
DO q much for you q
DR.. Pierce's Favorits Pre-.
scrip.ion- With that, you
can zee the good thats
done, a. well as feel it.
That regulates all the wo-
manly functions, Improves
your digestion, enrlchss
your blood, brings ~
freshing sleen and builds
IN. Gfr,en0fhenx- and -
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TO PROTECT THE NATIVES,
Proposed Treaty to Prohibit the Sale o
Opium, Intoxicaats and Firearms.

Proposed Treaty to Prohibit the Sale OF
Opium, Intoxicaats and Firearms.
Or. Patton, the famous Scotch missionary to
the New Hebridcs, who has been in the United
States several months, in q dispatch from Pitts
burg Is reported a saying that the
United States government stands in
the way Of establishing an effec-
tive prohibition Of the sale Of opium, intoxi-
cants and firearms In those Islands. The dis
patch further stated tina. his special busi-
ness in this country was to secure the
cooperation of the United States with
England, Germany and France in
a treaty to accomplish this prohibition. II
that be the object Of Mr.. Patons visit be has not
made il known at the State Depart
ment, as the officials there have no
information of his presence here, and
no communication, it is said. has
been received from him. Mr.. Paton's assertion
that the matter Of securing joint action by the
powers named for the prohibition desired rests
with the government of the United States is not
in accord with the facts in the case as shown by
the official correspondence on the subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10
Exhibition OF Expert Pool.

The champion pool player Of the world, Mr..
Alfred De Orc, aud Mr.. Frank Sherman, who
won second honors in the late pool tournament,
will give An exhibition Of continuous pool in
the gymnasium of tho Columbia Athletic Club
on Wednesday night, April IL. This will be
Champion De Oro's first appearance in Wash
ington and close and interesting contest can
be expected. De Orc will also give an inter-
esting exhibition Of his famous fancy shots.
Those wishing to attend this exhibition can
secure tickets from club members or at the
Office Of the Columbia Athletic Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10

The win Of the late James Res. fled today,
leaves al his estate to his wife, Hannah Eea.
with the exception Of his theological and con-
troversiai book. which are given 70 some theo-
logical or divinity school TO be named by Rev.
Dr. George h Corey Of the Metropolitan
n. z. Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10

JuDos VIZ 9. FLrIPsn, vell-known uaem-
bag Of the District bar. formerly Of Tennessee,
Ms stricken vith paralysis. He vas taksn 10
The Emsfgsncy Hospital for treatment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-10

pairs svery part Of your system.
In every one Of the "fenals compliance ard
weahnesses that make women Old and miser-
ebls, ths Prescription WIN certainly cure.
It's tho only 1sorontsed renaedy. II ID
doesn't bsnska Or ours. IN TIE csse Of exwv
weak or sufering woman, sheu have hsr
money back
You pay only for ths good you ~
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T AIDES BRIGHT DONGOLA
II BUTTON BOOTS, with rat
ent leather tips and medium
heal. lengths and widths.
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T AIDES HAND-SEwED vICA
IL KID BUTTON BOOTS.
with pointed toe and patent
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T AIDES BRIGHT DONGOLA
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r AIDES BRIGHT DONGOLA
IL BUTTON BOOTS. Good
year welt, with pointed
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heel. ALI lengths and widths.
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T ADIES' HAND-SEwED. PAT
Il ENT LEATHEk BUTTON
BOOTS, with French kid tops
lengths and widths.
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THE FOREIGN CONTINGENT.
Revised List of the Foreign Ships I'm the
Review.

The following is revised list OF the foreign
warships expected to take part in the naval
review:
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T AIDES FRENCH KID BUT
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T AIDES FRENCH KID BUT
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T AIDES BRIGHT DONGOLA
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r AIDES BRIGHT DONGOLA
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AIDES HAND-wELT BRIGHT Or
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r AIDES HAND-SEwED PAT
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T AIDES CLoTH-ToP. BRIGHT
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T AIDES CLOTH TOP BRIGHT
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Lor Owe
DROKEN SIZES Of LADIES' BUTTON
BOOTS - Bright Doneola and Pebble Goat
plain and tipped-Opera and Common Sense
lasts - all lengths and widths - but not over
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r AIDES HAND TURNED
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beginning tomorrow Nine " Yale. the celebrated
Conplsxton Specialist Will give each lady calling
Free Treatment for restoring youth and cultvat-
ng Beauty. This Will be the only offer of the kind
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SOCIAL MATTERS.

The marriage Of Miss Williamson ana Mr..
Roy Jones a; ~. John Church on "wednesday
promises 10 be one 81 the most Interesting
events OF the tasiertide from a social point Of
view: The Young couple have been engaged
tot me last three wears. delaying their marriage
nn'u Mr.. Jones would nnish his college course.
he graduated last wear nj Harvard and hn. .,nc.
been tSSing charge 81 his fathers large ranch
az santa Monica, Cal. After a wed ling trim Of
two months lie wld take bis brlae there 20 live
! he best man AZ the wedding will h- Mr. William
North Diane OF New York and the usher. will
he Mr.. Loul- Stevenson. Mr.. stuart Brice. Mr.
Henry. NartNn Clarke Of Boston and Mr. Emory
NacAhchael OF Philadelphia. There will be no
bridesmaids. the BRIDE being attended bv her
twin sissor. Miss MRdCe Williamson. as maid
OF honor. The bride will Wcar an empir.
gown II hoRyv White satin trimmed with u,,i,lt
lace and pearls. the veil o. tulle 20 be fastened
with orange blossoms. Hrr bouquet will lie
made OF real blossoms The maid os honor
VIII wear white silk Ggapcd with white lace end
lavender ribbons. A wedding breakfast will
inho" at the residence ~ Gen. and Mrs
Williamson for abort 80 friends after which
the yoInG couple wlll start tor their wedding
trip.
Cards have been received here FOR the we'd
ding of Miss Marie Baukhsad. daughter Of the
Representative from Alabama to Mr. Thomas
McAcogy Owen o: Bosscmer The ceremony
is to ;ake place on "Wednesday the 18th instant
a. i-4e "A. r.. lAFfh IN fhkette. the home u
the parents " the prospective bride Mss
Bankhead. who spent las; summer travelling IN
Europe and periecting herself IN her musical
studies. has many friends Ia Washington, whose
good wishes wall go with her new sphere of sc-
ton and interest
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Sells have issued cards for q
reception az their residence. 1902 z street. from
; o. ii @ clock on the evening If April H. which
Is the fifth anniversary of their wedding-the
wooden wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Sterling have sent
or; cards for the marriage Of their daughter.
Acdie Josephine. To Mr.. Page L. Zimmerman
"Wednesday morning nj 10 O'Clock in the Fourth
Presbyterian Church.
Miss Venting of New York city and Miss
Smith Of Philadelphia are spending their Easter
vacation with Mr.. George 4. Hoff who has
with her also her mother aud brother, Mr.. Muir
raw Burrel OF Alabama.
Mrs. Frank A. Stratton, nee Wilder, of John
son City. Tenn. is In the city, stopping at No.
800 VI street northwest
Miss Edith Wilder Of the class of sc. Swarth-
more. and daughter OF Gen. John T. Wilder OF
Tennessee, has been spending the Easter holi-
days with friends here.
Chsncey L. Ayres OF Camden, V. J.. Is SPEND
ing the Faster HOLIDAYS with his aunt. Mrs
Chas. I. Bogia. No. 2l7 lst street northwest
Mr.. L. 0'Brien ard Miss Beatrice Z. Mil
burn VIII be married on the 18th instant at ST.
Matthews Church Mt o'clock IN the morning.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

81, 90 - Ivy st. 2squa-es from q. 8. Capt.
toll convenient to street and railroad 2story
rooms, hall, bath. &c IS. 600 $500 cash. balance to
suit. JOHN MILLER CO.
mh3O-5t sos st. ".
L,OR SALOON 9Th ST. NE. BET HAND l.
L rooms and bath press brick front; bay window
hot and cold water nicely p.Iered throughout well
Owner. S35 9Th St ne. mh2S-t,.s
L>OR SALE-THREE NEW BRICK AND STONE
Il front houses north of Dupont Circle contain nine
rooms and bath each heated by furnace we can sell
these houses for %. 800 each on easy terms
For full particulars call upon
McLACHLEN BATCHELDER
Cor. 10th and q SIS. n w.
FOR SALE-We are authorized by the owner to
offer new three STORY brick dwelling on Ut. near
n. H. ave n. ". at special price to effect q quick
sac; house contains fourteen rooms. bath and cellar
is eated by furnaces is finished in natural wood has
and wired for electric yas lighting.
Lot 22x1O0 to wide alley
For full particulars calf upon
McLACHLEN BATCHELDFR
ia2S Cor. 10th and q Sta n "
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LEGAL NOTICES.

his srI,, is IQ GixE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
Court Of the District Q; Columbia holding
sptcA term Tor orphans Court business, letters
tsmehtAry on the personal estate of Gen. Peter "
ha&ner late OF washington city. ID. T., deceased all
persons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned TO exhibit the same. with the vouchers
tners0i 70 the subscriber or before the TWENTY
SEVENTH DAY OF MARCH NEXT, they NAV
otherwise by Law be excluded from all beneft Of the
esid estate Given under my hand this 27th day Of
March. 1ss2 A. b. HAGNER. Executor, 1915 II St
nv. any. isw2f
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
The Sth day Of March. 1891
AmeltA Il. Westfall Vs. Adelbert d, Wostfall In
Equity. No. IA. 5ll.
Ou moton OF the complainant, by Henry f. Wood.
ard her solicitor. It is ordered that the defendant
cause MS appearance to be entered herein before
the nrst rule day occurring forty (4) days after this
case Of default.
The object Of this suit s for divorce vincuo matri
moni. for willfui desertion and absndcnment Tor !.
period Of more than two years
- further ordered that notice Of this suit be
RuSshsd fo5 period Of three weeks in tbs Washing
z =. BiNGHAM. c.L
By L p WILLIAMS. Xs:t' Gal.
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