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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Hichmond's Cit
zens and other Matters

Miss Wnlette Hudgins is visiting friends
I'm Norfolk.
Postmaster James N. Neal Of Danvine
is in the city
Miss Oracle Sharp left yesterday for
Ola POINT. Va.
Mr. Malcolm Shacklefords condition was
no better YESTERDAY
Or John r. VIM has removed his Of
fee 10 the northwest corner OF Franklin
and Third streets.
Mr. W H. Hutchcson. of New York,
is visiting his friends Oh Barton Heights.
Rev. II. B. Cheatham Will preach morn
ing and evening at tuiou-Stauon church
to-day.
Mrs Samuel +. Mayo viii spend the
month of August on The Massachusetts
sea coast.
Major j. c. Hill Railroad Commissioner,
has returned TO the city from buhaio
Springs.
MISS Nellie Gardner. of south Belvidere
street. Is visiting friends Ia Newport
news. Va.
Commemorative Attorney +. Y. Cog
bill, OF Chesterfield, visited the Capitol
yesterday.
Mr. T. II. shepherd, Of IIonrico county,
will leave to-day on "a visit 10 his friends
in FYuVauna county. Va.
The many friends in this city of Mr..
W. H. Fuller VIII be glad 10 learn that
he continues 10 improve.
Mrs. James T. Gray and daughters left
yesterday for Blue Ridge Springs, where
they viii spend the summer.
Mrs. Fanny Smith Eoney and daughter
LOttic. Ol FairmOnt, VIII spend the rest
Of the summer in Lunenburs, Va.
Thad. Norris, q colored MAN living at
No. 1913 east Cary street died very
suddenly last night about o'clock.
Nj and Mrs. Hn Montague have re-
d. u H.
cral weeks in the CatsNn mountains.
The Committee ou Streets viii hold
its monthly Wcctne tomorrow evening di
o'clock. 100 room $50. of the city Hail.
Miss Annie Garfield, of Elwin's. Va.
will leave in CESS days o. visit her
uncle. Mt Robert Cauneld, in Hartford,
Conn.
Miss Daisy Atkinson and Miss Jennett
Atkinson. OF the Lexington lI0,eL nave
lett for New York and other northern
cities.
Miss Gussie Bodeker accompanied by
Mrs s. &. Hu and Miss Halle Hi,
left Thursday for the Red sulphur
Springs.
House No. mi west Main street has
been recently entered log thieves. n the
absence of the family, and robbed oi
valuable silverware.
Mr. Robert 81 Talley. secretary and
treasurer OF the O'l Dominion Dug Com
pany. has returned AFTER weeks Nl~lt
to his uncle i'm Hanover.
Miss Matte Mcneil Of Zll6 VI street
who has been ON "a visit t0 friends in
KING William county. HAS been called
| home boy the Illness of Der brother.
The funeral OF Edward Wray son OF
/ Mr. a. d. Nray. who died from lockjaW
Friday. took place at ,. 81. yesterday
from Grove Avenue BAPTIST church.
Miss Virginia Myrtle DabHey daughter
of Mr. H. A. J.. Ialury, left FAST week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

The case Of Thomas n. McNamee and
william r. GauJ, charged with the MUIR
S,r az r. l.. Atwel. was called yesterday
in the Hustings CORY before Judge Witt
Tne Following suits were yesterday In
stituted In the Circuit Court:
*. McCandlish. administrator OF c. s
MeCandlish. against w. NJ Anderson
Damases, so.
Carnnl b Davis against John L
Terrell. Damages, $50.
In the Law and Equity Court the fol
lowing Slit was instituted yesterday:
Samuel NJ. PAGE against George Stewart
Action I'm debt $3.50. An attachment was
issued I'm the siit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
I'M G4tL BROWN.
This Djstlneulshed Artist Died Yesterday
"a New York.

\ telegram was received In this, cry
Yesterday anno8aciRs the death OF IN,
well-knOwn artist MT. Nnllam 'S,''
Yesterday morning nc 3 o'clock.
me deceased was born IN England ABOUT ,'Iil
seventy-seren years ago but came % ms
country at an early age Ills talh,r Mas
cone "a pichmond i'm 1875. He painted a
npn OF portraits OF prominent citizens
of thie CITY. The Westmoreiani Gun
contaias six Of his finest q, lrodu9,ioh,s'
Generals Lee. Jackson. Hill. Johnston and
Beauregard. . Ntoxtco
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
Resisted tue Officers

James Henry Evans CcoloreD, got full
of beer yesterday m0rnins ana . pvI.,''S
HIM and the man resisted violently. The
officer used his club on the man anu he
was taken TO the station-houss' 81. saoe
William Jones (coloreD tried 6 .ne SANE
thing and he ran up against ,,,,n and "a
~ ,"ant ~ 20 with the officer, but one
no' VA" nra ~ vim the club induced him
to submit. o,oran ,vas aiso
Andrew whitney tcoioieup wa" ot,icsp
u mn'.hes Yrhile I'm the discharge Of his duty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
NnnrOLh,s cAhi-UlLK.
Lemon WINS Bat,ed Out of he Box. Retir-
ing In the Sevrnth.

NORFOLK. VA. July Especial
Norfolk bad regular cake-walh TO-DAY
a.I defeated stanton by score oil
I- p g. Norfolk went TO bat irst, am"
l...ne' drops. which were SO success
f.. .r.fer1ay dla not count worth a
D..t to-day. lie was batted al over
r.. neI. and I'm the seventh inning ne
Helf ont OF the box and Donovan LOOK
t- place. who Jared 40 better. Ihc
..irt was devoid OF special interest.
h .-slne~r pitched "a great game FOR NOT
r..X 4 new player named Jones from
A lc0u. Ga. WAS al nrst, ana hIled lDat
arrive tomorrow, when Hauptman VIII
rY tO lcr field. The Official score is
l--LL..---
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
10 Reopen Snngcr Hnll.

The restaurant II Saenger Halle, on
north Seventh street. has been thoroughly
overhauled and renovated, and will be
opened on Wednesday. August list. for the
public at large Mr.. william n. thinner
mann. Jr, will have the management
and under his supervision the place Will
no doubt form one OF the principal at
fractions for sociahility among the Ger
man American citizens.
on Wednesday night the garden will
he illuminated and a concert Will be
clNnn liz a nnnllnr hand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
COLLEGIANS RAY BALL.
The Norfolk Combination Win an Interest
ing Game.

After having yesterdays game well in
hand The Richmond College Combination
lost TO their colleagues from Norfolk
bv the score of 10 TO 9. The contest Has
q very ragged exhibition Of bah play
ing. and thoroughly devoid II interest
rIlvson pitched iaify good game up
10 the hith inning, wnen the visitors
took kindly 10 his delivery and there
after pounded him al VIII Nelson far4l
very Htuc better. and IL was only oV -
ing 60 his support that hc kept inc
hit- down 10 ten. For The visitors tn
batting Of Dornn and Bull and tne
work of Garrett at first were the tea.
lures. O'Hara's batting and foul
catch by Bahen were the redeemins Zee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
To Go 10 Dutch Gan.

Virginia Lodge. No. ?. Knights or
Pvthias. will on next Tuesday evening
give "A moonlight excursion To Dutch Gap.
The steamer Pocahontas Will leave here
promptly at 8.5 L. NJ. and all arrange
ments have been completed TO secure the
success of the trip Refreshments VIII be
served az city prices, and an attractive
musical programme IS to be executed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

Richmond people who are now eetting 80
much pleasure from their constant visits
TO the bath-house In James river.
Mr.. westman will keep his natatorium
open through August. and In obedience
TO the popular demand will make. Mon
days and Wednesdays up TO 7 l.. NJ. and
FRIDAYS up to $50 p NJ. family days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

Thai KAYE them total Of seven. while
l,..NI.rc had six. Neither side was abie
10 SCORE after that Brown. The iyneh-
pitcher was not IN as koou 10TH
8. .. was Wednesday, but withal held
t.. down 90 nine hits. The home bat
f,.- snt ten Oh Keenan,.
When lyuchburc went 10 The bat in
e. Nret Mcara flied out. Knox got his
ON balls and stole second, i.cahy
p UfSt on shortstop's error. and Knox
g .4 /cirler went oct. and Lcahy
on Cleve's hit. After a blank in
G. -.enud TWO more runs We're scored
ill., d.. third. Meara hit 10 left. ana Knox
..I ont a tWo-ha4ger Leahy went out
G. . SCORE % left field. and Meara scored.
lHl thrown in home 20 stop him.
.>rl Williams. and Knox ran i'm also.
! the afth MCaraS tWO-bdegcr started
e.. music Knox hatted a bali TO third
a.I made his base on Gillmans f1ti.e
EFFORT fo pat out Mcara at third. WI
Jams made a Wild throw 70 second and
knox made third. Leahys ban t. lett
& ''ousnt 90 Knox.
81 was ia the last halt OF this inning
q KrHmOnd rot the game. the Crows
l.l are az gotten three runs in the
...ni. Gilman. Grttcnger. and Keenan,
g ring on ledhy's w. Ia row Of GUmau's
- 90 first Getteneer = lat. Neenan
q. l-haEg T. and Williams three-bagver.
is hen Richmond W. mt TO bat in fhr
IA Williams ard Mccain went oNt
lthout reaching first Tate ht tl ccu-
re. Foster sept fiy 20 short right field.
IN Jobe and Knox started after it,
e. when BON haI gatten nearly iu rea n
h. IT, both stopped running o. b q
l.s. phe's bali. 1'd his failure 10 get
4 vs shame. TATE went u thiri on
= ssey got n base on balls. Gilman
ltt right. ana Tate ana Foster cross
plate fCussey got ia ON q Wild
lui Webster made a bad throw to
.Iate 10 stop him. Brown could not
e.- rfe ban and IL rolled on 20 Knox,
.r. I.t II keep on rolling by. That was
4 man wanted. and De ron home.
T.lf was all the ruu-maNgg. both sides
being bunk.d in the lat four innings.
. score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
NO Dog DAYS Now

Dr Oppenhimer. the president Of the
Board Of Health. has given blow 70
the old superstition about bathing during
dog days" III a recent conversation ne
asserted that instead Of being unhealthy
he considered river bathing in August
as very beneficial. This information Will
be full of interest 70 those hundrs DIS OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

CAMS SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY.
Richmond at Petersburg.
stanton at Lynchburg.
Norfolk and Roanoke are given three
of days for postponed games
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
I'M wINvrRs At HAWTHORNE.

CHICAGO. July 2S.-Four favorites won
at Hawthorne to-day summary:
First raCc-nine-siXteenth of mile
Raspcr Q06, Thorpe, p 90 J. first Instaila-
tor second digs third. Time 80.
Second race three-fourths of mile
Senator lrby Ol3. Leigh 4 10 y first.
Alay second, sister Mary third. Time,
l.l5 IL.
J.. Carr, = - 10 u first Fyauatus second,
Preten9er third. Time i.if ~.
Fourth threc-fourths Of mile
Captain Rees 00l. Weber ~ 90 - first
Aema second Pretenier third Time.
Fifth race seven-eiehths of mile
Hampton 90, Thorpe. 10 10 - FIRST,
Professor. $. second, The Rock Third.
sixth -nine-sixteenths Of a mile
Dick Behan OOG. q. Weber. n t0 - first.
Buck Knight second, Coria third. Time,
1l7 -.
seventh race three-fourths Of q mile
Caroline Hamilton o., Roden . 90 -
first Boise second. MOkib third No time
taken.
TIE LAtGEsT cRowD or TIT MEETING.
EAST ST. LOUIS July pa card of
five races. W,ll-hlleI. drew the largest
crowd oi the meeting to-day. The hn-
ishes were all stubhJrnly contested. sum-
mary.
First race-dye eighths mile-Prince pey-
ton FIRST Herndou second. Ketchum third.
Time. u3 IL
second race-half mie-Molue King first.
Ambush second, 9torekeepcr udrd. Time,
53 IT,
Third raco-threc-fourtns mile-W. L.
Ellis FIRST Jariiue second, Podiga third.
Time, l.-l.
Fourth racc-nlna-sixteenth Of "a mile
Censor urst. Tom :. second. Ray third.
Firth race three-fourths " mile
DpuOhue first, VEGA second. Frank &. u.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
STANTON

Summary. Earned ruhN-lNVIIuIhf =
stanton. J. Two-base hits-Eorcoran W
Collinowcr 90. Haupman .D. Donoxin'
Thornton. Clark CD. Double plays~Mc-
Croerv Corcoran and Jones. Base on
bals-oG I<issinger, /; on, Lemon, 8; of
C2) Thornton t2) Struck out-By kis-
singer. {: 10y Lemon. !; by Donovan. %.
wild pitch-Donovan o.. Time NJ game,
two hours. Umpire. Mace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
RICHMOND WINS A GAME
HEr rA"n r"f Ihsr or rnh sh'
RtRs FROM mr. NM Cf1IfrES.
posnoke Defeats Petersburg for th" Second
Time md norfolk Hs. Waih-ov'r
with tho stauntons.
1,ocrnurg. Va. July N.-speciAl.

II y y n - ~ " "
rOotcrs sighed
with "A great
sigh this after
noon when Rich
rQOnd took the
ga IA o. fr O m
lynchhurg, and
tnat after Lynch
bdrg had at one
time "a good lead
OF hrec runs.
Bad fielding in
the nth inning
dld The busi-
n o g IS. allowing
{ n q CT 0 W = so
make four runs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
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/
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LADIES' AND MEMS GLORIA UMBRELLAS 75c worth Si1 at 81
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them now
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
BOSIONS WIN AGIIN.
The Orioles Could Not Hit SInlev-New
York n.fcnt. III Jhlllie..


BALTIMORE. July 2S.-Manager Han
Ion changed the batting order OF the
Orioles to-day and sent the visitors 10
the bat first For six innings the chances
appeared 90 bring luck. Inc OIloiea laI
f0ur runs while the Bean-taters hdu
but four singles and no runs. But IN Inc
seventh inning things were changed ne
visitors earned five runs. and added tliier
more ia the ninth. The ionseI Sla,SSy
pitched the better he pitched, ana inc
orioles got but three hits after the thlLu
Reltz covered himself with glory by ms
third base work. Preparations Tor HNhb
the championship flag at Oriole Park nave
been indefinitely postponed. Attendi3,hGe'
500 Score. X. II, -;
baltimore ........1 9 o G o o o O.
BsttDrice: Staiey and Temy, Gleason
and Robinson.
IoOKIlN. y W sHlNGToN. .
ppo1<LYN. July 2S-The game this
,fterueoD between the BrookHns ana
Washington was uninteresting throughout.
sullivan was IN bad form. ana the home
tn1m practically won in the first inning
t{E st3neton '''2O1 OOOO1-5 Y )
Ilr.ol,lvn .......6 F. ! 900 N-S I
Rattrries. Sullivan ana Mcclure; Under
wood and Earle
,rxcrxvArI. 10: CHICAGO, -.
CGNclNNATI July 2S.-By defeating
Chicago again today tne pd ~ teams a'rn hit
49,. t,ii bsrd the Reds eXccliing. Hutchlh-
SON WAS knocked out of the bo4 ~ 'i',
sixth, and Griffith was hit haru. nj LIZ
was relieved by farfol III ''0 p n. d.
Attendance s''''. 5SSS36pSSo2Ooo-iS lG i
cincinnati ........Ot ] 3 So ~ -,
batteries: Hutchinson. Griinth anu IA n,,.I
tredgc; Cross ldrro'' ""'P"'
Vaughn
pI1TsB1RG. r: CLEVELAND, y.
,,1rrsn1-pc T,lv 2g.-Ehrets fine work
q. 49, hov to-J1v shut cleveland out
home team managed 80 bunch the~ my
SSIieorlcciiard .oOOOOOOO0 90
Ditts,nI~ ...O31 O1 OOO 3 j.
b ttcries: Youns and thinner H"i''
and Sugdcu.
LOUISVILLE. 9: ST. LOTS. T.
ST LOUIS. july 2S-Louisville won the
game to-day i'm the ninth by slIul7 10"
tins ana the home teams errors. \ l'oi
',.,,.,-..red AS urlpire. t. the satisfaction 81
~n Nftendauce zoos Score. X -, T.,
I o,ie,.ile ......O1 10000 o %
- oIlis 900 ] % ~ . o.
batteries: Hemmins ana "iI"'
and Miller.
WV YORK. II. PHILADELPHIA w.
mn ,DrIPHrA. July 2S.-New York
i55it,Neielmbia played the greatest
,'a,,.. If the season here TINS aiitIho"li'
and the former won IN tle tiii mn. H.
inning. weighing ana MetN,m " ,,o,,I
'i',,..}n, uifchers when the game uesd",
w SIC iork was hitting WeNhlhs Rather
.", t,otV and In the seventh lnniihb
C,rsey took his place. IN the Hlln ',''.'''1'
non fo-o men out and three men On "aSr
Thompson raped OUT ~ score
,l.sred the bags ana mace thr
g. "a I'm Inc ninth Grady batted pa
Carsev's place Taylor then en,'ifr u. '' l'
box Umpire Hogan 'ail'. O s,,cb . ,ipor-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

Nor Col TOm.,............U I . q ? u
''rwo outs when winning run was made.
Summary:
Earned runs: Richmond College. ?.
Two-base hits: O'Hara, 2: Garrett 2,
Dornin. Grover. Stolen bases: Bahen,
Garnett, ,; Harrison, Duke. Graham.
Wells, Bull Robertson. Double plays:
Wells. O'Hara First base on balls. by
Nelson, 3; by Ellyson. G. Hit by pitched
ball: Groner. Struck out: by Nelson, 8:
by Ellyson. 5. Wild pitches: Nelson. l..
Passed balls: Bryan. 3: Bull, g. Time
OF game: one hour and forty-ilve minutes.
Umpire. Smith.
An interesting game OF ball was play
ed on SulIivans field between the Church
Hill Nothings and Buffalos, resulting in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
TALENT KNOCKED OUT.
BALBBioeAS, TwO HUNDRED TO
ONE sHor, wfNs Al SARATOGA.
Clifford, FondolicsS and Lehman all Three
Beasen in Separate f,ae-s-rhe wIn-
nsrs at brighton Beach.

SARATOGA. y. Y, July 2S.-The wealth
or conditions were favorable for the races
here to-day. The track was fast The
talent were knocked endwise by the win
Ming Of Balhriggan. in the fourth, who had
the tremendous odds OF 20 10 | against
him. But this. though the heaviest. was
not the only rude shock the talent received
as Foudolice. in the first. Clifford, in the
second and Lehman In the fourth race,
All heavily backed. were beaten. The fifth
WAS taken by Saragossa, 10 to L shot.
Summary:
First receive furlongs-Robin Hood
C9g Donobue. Z TO y first, rondOlice sec
ond. Tormenter third. Time l:Ol.
f,,rlonos- Merry Monarch D14, Griffin. 4
TO Is arst. CLIFFORD second, Prig third.
Third race-the Hurricane stud stakes
for two-year-olds, five furion Ss-Prinse , Vl
Monaco 0i5. TStral Y 70 D first. sadie
second Sweden third Time, l:Ol IL.
Fourth race-selfng. seven turiOnbS-
Balbriggan 100. J. Macy, n) 70 II hrst,
Figaro second. Mary > third. Tine Ia
f1fth race-mile and sixteenth-Sara-
gossa Q0T. Reagan. 10 10 u Won py a
length and a half, George Beck second,
Mr.. Jingle. third. Time, ~ c,-
Sixth race-fve misunderstanding ~ ~
Taral ] TO y first, .eroclo secoh1'
Rlghtnore third. Time, 1:ol.
seventh race-handicap. hurdle stakes
two miles over eight hurdles SoutheIner
dH. Vcach. 6 To - Ballarat second, Tom
Flynn third. Time 1893.
THE vrCroRs At BRIGHTON BREcH.
NEW YORK. tuly %.-Another swell
teriu,e dav was experienced by those who
attended the races at brighton Beach
today. Although a thunderstorm came UP
before the third race was started lts
stay WAS SO brief that tn ran ia me te e,,,
served only 70 eniplt size the recurrence
Of the intense heat The attendance was
an gmonted by many pei sons VINO were en-,
loving .he saturday nall -noliday, ana
ronsia arabIe betting was iudulsed IT, Tue
card presented no unusual features. but
tho entries were rather fairly BALANCED.
md the contests were generally interest
ing The track was I'm splendid condition.
the rainfall doing no more IMAM 10 lay the
dust. Summary: -
First race-seven furlongs- Robusta do3'
Ballard, 10 - FIRST, Museum second,
Pentv third. Time. 30 81
Second race-nve furlOne Lord Hawk
stone dif. Hamilton. 10 D irst Han
Mine second. Hartford third. Time. 1903 -
Third race-six furlcngs -ianwen l@,
Rein. u to . first. True Penny second,
Golden Gate thhl. Time. liz.
Fourth race-mile and a quarter-Herald
$50, Fomiiton TO % first, ktideer sec
ond. Jod third. Time. POO .
Fifth race-selling seven furlongs-liar-
dy Fox 0i3. McGlOne. 10 ~ ID first. Mar
snail second, Marguerite third. 1lme,
lbs -
sixth race-handicap, steeplcchase, fun
course-St Anthony l52. chandler, tod
first Bodman second. Flipnap third.
Time 800 II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

Boston at Baltimore, ,,
New York al Phladelphi2
WASHINGTON at brooklyn.
ST. Louis at Chicago.
Louisville at Cleveland
Cincinnati at Pittsbure
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

BROOKLYN. July %.-The game this
afternoon between the Brookiyn ms ana
Washington was uninteresting throughout.
sullivan was IN bad form. and the home
foam practically won in the first inning
hv sroring six runs. Score: X. II. j..
Restitution 20 00O01-5 Y .
f,.,'l,i,,, ...6011 00O1x-S 4
batteries Sullivan ana Mcclure; Under
wood and Earle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

~, TOI-Is INV 2Y.-L0ulsville Won th'
aamc today in the ninth bv strong palI
tins ana the home teams errors. N \, of
appeared as umpire, to the sausi4,,u,9iH ~ ~
an. Attendance, 2e9. score. X. "a -
Louisville ........V . 4
batteries: Hemming and Grim MaSo"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
NAr1oSAG IEAGUE REconn.
GAMES scrEDuIrD FOR MONDAY.

GAMES scHTDULFD FOR TO-DAY.
Louisville at ST. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

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pITTsBURG. July 22-Ehrr(et's inc ne, | ont
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