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The evening world., 1894-06-15
SHOT BY A GIRLS FATHER.
Popullst Politician Killed on the
street In HoIton, Kan.
Thy Associated Press,

HOLTON. Kan. June 15.-Charles b..
Handle. a prominent lawyer Of this city,
was shot and instantly killed on the
street last evening by Clinton Osborn, a
saddler.
Osborn accused HANDLE Of deceiving his
daughter. whJ has been working in
Handles Office. Handle denied the
charge and offered to prove his innocence.
AS he turned. Osborn fired a charge of
buckshot Into the unfortunate mans
breast and neck, killing him almost in
stant!y. HANDLE was a prominent Popu-
list politician.
The evening world., 1894-06-15

There called upon Or. Frederick Brickner. OF 81
Second avenue. yesterday Frederick Berritz. who
says that he has no home. Berritz told the doctor
that he had rome for the 81. 900 owed him. The
doctor saw that the man was a %lunatic. a. we'll
ms nm entire stranger. He summoned n policeman
and Derritz was taken TO Bellevue.
The evening world., 1894-06-15
HIS WITNESS TOO EAGER.
Now Bcrgcr's Case May Go Before
the Grand Jury.

the Grand Jury.
The Grand Jury may he called upon
to investigate the case OF Adolph Berger
against Sander Kohn. which was tried
before Judge John Henry Mccarthy. in
City Court yesterday.
Berger sued Kohn for 81, 900 damages
for assault. He testified that he Was
sick in bed for only one day. but one OF
his witnesses, Il woman was 40 eager
that she swore he was sick in bed four
days.
The little Judge" ~dlsgustedly OBJ
served:
There is perjury here somewhere.
n ! am going to send this case to
the District-Attorney."
The jury In four minutes rendered n
verdict for Kohn, who was Lawyer AL
fred Il. Jaworower's client.
The evening world., 1894-06-15
NUDE IN THE STREET.
Mary BENSON, n Cook, Tnkcp TO
%1ciIcyue. Insane.

UciIcyuc. InrHbe. n
Policeman Gallagher Of the West
Sixty-eighth street station. while Walk
ing along the .RopievartI. near Eighty
third street. at $50 o'cl ,ck this morn
ing. was surprised to see a woman en-
tlrely nude. wandering aimlessly about.
He questioned her, but got no s%ntisfac-
tory answer as TO how she came to be
In that place. and In that condition.
She was plninly insane. and the police
man after wrapping his coat about her.
took her TO the station.
There. after long questioning. she said
her name wac Mary Benson. n cook.
employed at III West I1ghty-second
street. She was taken to Bellevue
Hospital and placed In he insane ward.
The clitc directory gives Mrs. Susan
second street.
The evening world., 1894-06-15

Kate Mclaughlin. OF . Eldridge street. fell
through the ~skylight on the roof OF No. 8
Eidridge street last night and was seriously hurt.
She was removed to Gouyerneur Hospital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03
NAVY Blue DRESS STUFFS.

Always desirable because always fashiona-
bic. Economical, too, for young and old
look well as long as there's thread left.
A new line OF Storm Scrgcs and Cheviots al
prices below the ordinary.
Navy Blue Atwood Cheviot, 75c quality,
Is inches WIDE soc Il yard.
Navy Blue Atwood Storm Serge, 80, 30,
59c, and zoe a yard.
Navy Blue Allwool Storm Serge, made to
sell for 81 i yard, 10 inches wide, for Soc a
yard.
Navy Blue All-wool Storm Serge, 80 inches
wide, 81 yard.
Navy Blue All-wool Storm Serge, English
make, extra fine rough surface, IA inches
wide, 81 a yard
Navy Blue Atwood Storm Serge wide
vale, so inches wide, S1.25 yard
First door............. .......10th-st building)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03

Cor WHAT THEY WANTED.-"What
are YOU doing here 2" was the inter
rogation of Mayor Strauss to six hurley
looking white tramps who were arrested
by Officer Grillin yesterday morning
charged with fighting and vagrancy
Looking for work, yer honor" was
the prompt response. And III furnish
you with it, replied the Mayor, "by
letting you dig on north Pitt street for
the next fifteen days" One OF the par
ty said he was contortionst and was
ON his way to Newport News to join a
company, and it appearing later that
he was in the position Of the geese i'll
the fable when they consorted with the
cranes-had accidentally fallen in with
bad company-was released wish the
understanding that he leave tie city
Immediately, or he would be gwen Il
chance 10 show his agility with pick
or shovel!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03

CAPT. DAVIS SUES Capt. Samuel i.
Davis. of this citg, entered suit in
Washington yesterday against the Nor
folk and Washington Steamboat Com
pany, claiming $4,000 damages for an
alleged libel upon him as pilot, which
was designed TO prevent him from OBJ
tanning employment by the Virginia
board as captain of the Virginia oyster
fleet. He claims that the libel is con-
tanned in an official letter dated Wash
ington, August %, 1898, and signed by
John Callahan, general superintendent,
in which Mr. Callahan stated that du-
ring the two years he, Davis, was with
the steamboat company he had dam
aged his vessel, the Washington, and
the warves at which he stopped to the
extent Of 81 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03

MT. VERNON AvENUE.-Before the
adjournment of the County Court yes
terday Judge Chichester ordered the
opening Of the Mount Vernon Avenue
from Mr.. Thos. ". Swann's properly
to the corporate limits OF this city. The
road will be &C feet wide aud will be an
airline for mile and half a free
right of way for the road has been given
by all Of the property holders along the
route. Work on the road, it is said,
will be begun ai ouce, and the neces
sary grading will be completed within
60 DAYS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03

THE CONDITION OF GEORGE GENsE-
MER, the little boy who was run over
by an electric car on lower King street
yesterday morning, is thought to be
improving. This is the secoud instance
during the year and a half the electric
cars have been running in this CITY
where children have been struck. That
it Is impossible TO keep little ones ur-
der the continual watch of parents is a
fact apparent to all, as is also another
plain fact that there are occasions when
motormen are pOwerless to prevent ac-
cidents. 1t is said that on the down
grade on King street, between Fairfax
ana Lee, motormen are kept on the
alert at nearl y every hour of the day to
avoid accidents, from the fact that the
grade necessarily acceleratcs the speed
OF the cars and that so many youngsters
persist i'll running across the tracks. At
the corner of King and Columbus
streets and near the Fayette street do
pot the same trouble is encountered
from small tottering children who place
their lives in jeopardy every day. The
company's employees have standing
orders TO use the greatest care in run
ming cars through the city, and when
an accident occurs and a little child is
crippled the luckless motorman suffers
more mental worry than any one else
outside the immediate family of the
injured one. Motormen should be
ever cautious, and parents as far as
possible should not allow children too
small to take care OF themselves, TO
wander in the neig hborhood of the
tracks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03

a MATRIMONIAL EPTDEauc-Anoth-
er elopement took place in the First
ward yesterday evening. Lewis Parker
and Hattie Sisson having proceeded to
the Gretna Green of this vicinity
Washington where they tied ku,
with their lips which cannot be loosci-
ed with the teeth. The parents of the
bride, rs is usual on such occasions,
were fncensed, but, realizing that
what can't be cured must be endured. .
will doubtless soon accept the inevitable
and become reconciled toward the enter
prising couple. 1t is said Opponents
have become epidemic il Tunnel
Town" the previous sporadic cases
having precipitated q mania for matri-
mony in the breasts Of arduous youths
and promising maidens.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03

ST. ELMo.-Yesterday evening only
SO lots remained unsold cut of the five
hundred lots into which the forty acre
tract near this city, purchased from
Mr.. Hume, was divided. 1t is said
that within week ten buildings will
be begun in this promising suburb, and
that twenty-five additional dwellings
will be in course Of construction within
a month. The sale yesterday was at
tended by about 600 people and lots
sold at from $50 to $3.50. The bidding
was quite spirited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03
SIS KING STREET.

LIST Special lot Ladies Kid
Gloves Forster pattern 7
hooks extra length black and
new spring shades regular
SI.25 our price 79c.
ID Special large lot Cele-
brated w. B. Corsets (all size;
regular prices 5I.oo and SIPS;
our price 69c.
3rd Special lot R.&C.Cor-
sets regular price 75c; our
price 42c.
18th Special lot ready-made
Spring Print Wrappers regu-
lar price Sis our price sc.
9TH Special lot Ladies
Spring Bingham Wrappers,
new effects, Watteau front and
back regular price $500; our
price CSC.
9th Special-Infants Long Or
Short Cashmere Coats with
cape; regular price Sis; our
price SOC,
9Th SpcciaI-Inlants Long OF
Short cashmere Coats En-
broidered top and Bottom; reg
ular price s.. so; our price 5T.4 5
Sth SpeciaI-l5o Ladies and
Gents Umbrellas, guaranteed
fast black regular $50 our
prices csc.
9th Special Children s Sc
Percale Sun Bonnets our
price 24c.
lolh Special lot Men 5
White Laundcred Shirts plat
ed and Embroidered Front
something new New \ ork
Mills Cotton and 400 Linen
Bosom and Cuffs regular
price $3.50 our price csc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03
China Ware. Glass Ware House
Furnishings.
FOR EVERYDAY USE ATPRICES Newell
so SMALL.


SO SMALL.
Ordinary Resting Pans. Sc to Zoe
Patented Steam Cookers, the most convent
cnt device. with four compartments, for pre-
pairing Il whole dinner over one burner aud
without watching. No oIor $50. SIZE
aud ~.
The improved keystone" Bcatcr for mix
ius nattcrs ccenrng fruits, &c 81.
Gem Cake Pans. Thrce-layer Pans, on,
large Loaf Pan, one measuring cup, and bool,
of recipes for 81 20
The Perfection Meat Cutter $50. -
and ~:
Best Sheet iron Dripping Pans, 5 to 3oc.
Good Broon,s. , for 25c.
BOAT. Dish Pans, l5c each.
Boston Bosom Boards with patent colIar
band. soc each.
Patented Knife Cleaning Boards, 25c each
Knife Polish. Toe Il box.
Stove Brushes. DC each
Mop Handles Toe each
,apamcd CHAMBER Pals. 2jc each
Crown Stove NJ IT'S, Gc each
Apple Corers. Sc each.
Dover Egg Bcatcrs. Sc cach.
Patented Roasting Pans, 60c, zoe and 90c
(Fifth 1oor.............. ......11th-st. building
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03

STATIsTICAL.-According to cen
sus bulletin recently issued the popula-
zion Of Alexandria in 1890 is given at
II $50: the assessed value of real and
personal property, $4,090,7S5, (valua-
ton for city purposes 81, AGA, $40 upon
which the per capita is $3ll.30 per
capita, $2S5.29; tax levy for all pur-
poses on real and personal property
total Sl05 to-, rate per 800. $2.5S, per
capita $7.37 debt less sinking fund
total SS57, 7G0, per capita $3.50 true
value Of real estate taxed and eNempi,
$500, 1850; true value of real estate
taxed. 81, $50, $50; assessed value of real
estate taxed, s., l65 30.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03

The GoNDoLIERs.-The charity ben
eft of Gilbert and Sullivan's opera,
"rhe Gondoliers," to be given at the
Opera House tonight, promises TO he
a musical treat. The proceeds will be
distributed amongst the poor of the
city. The cast includes some of the best
amateur talent in the city and it is be-
lieved that the opera will be rendered
in excellent style. A large audience
will be present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03
LOCAL B2EI TIES.

The Washington and Arlington Rail
way is offered for sale at public auc-
ton.
The funeral OF The late Mr.. Frank
Quade took place this morning from St
Mary's Church.
The Maryland legislature has passed
the bill to charter the Great Falls Flee
Cric Power Company.
Charles NJ. Matthews, one OF the
trustees Of the w. W. Corcoran estate
died in Washington yesterday.
The Fire Wardens have purchased
another horse for the Relief company
and sold one of the oil ores;o Mr.. j. 7.
Patterson.
The receipts of fish continue light.
Herring sold to-day at from 800 to So
per thousand and shad al from 20 to 80
cents . piece.
MISSES. Rouse & Pohl have purchased
the old endless chain dredge and will
use the machinery in the new brick
yard at the old canal locks.
The Kings Daughters of Christ
Church will give a supper at the lee
ture room of that church tomorrow
evening from ) to II o'clock.
The schooner Ellen Tobin is now on
the railway at the shipyard to be rebuilt
and many of the ship carpenters in the
city will have work upon her.
Mr. Joseph Harrison, son of Mr..
John W. Harrison, died at his residence
on south Lee street yesterday evening.
The deceased had been in bad health
for some time.
The remains OF the late Mrs. ]. S.
Gardner were brought TO this city from
Staunton yesterday evening and inter-
red this morning. the funeral taking
place from the residence Of Mrs. c. G..
Smoot.
William Johnson, one-legged man,
who was begging in the streets yester-
day evening and who was disorderly
last night, was arrested and sent out OF
the city this morning. He said he
came from Baltimore.
Judge Keith, of the Circuit Court, has
entered a decree in vacation in the suit
of Robert l. Edelin, against the Me-
chanics' Building Association OF Alex
andria directing that Il certain deed Of
trust be marked released.
Mr.. NJ. Heller left this city last night
for Baltimore. Mr.. Heller had become
considerably involved in debt, and this
morning when ii was learned that he
had left the city without making pro-
vision for the payment of his debts his
creditors were much chagrined.
Mrs. Lille Tressler, of AL Duke
street, this city, died ut the Emergency
Hospital il Washington yesterday of
heart disease. Mrs. Tressler was taken
to the hospital on Saturday, suffering
from inlammatory rheumatism, which
developed into heart disease. She was
eighteen years old, and had been mar
ried only year.
The Washington steamer Norfolk
went in the dry dock at Newport News
yesterday to have Il new wheel put on.
The steamer Northampton met her at
Old Point and took The passengers TO
Norfolk, in order that she might pro
cecd to Newport News direct. The
Washington went into the dry dock
this morning. Neither steamer will
miss trip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03

WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RY. Co.
At the meeting of the stockholders of
this company held in this city to day
the following officers were elected:
President, Frank Thomson; directors,
John Casscls, John p. Green, Andrew
Jameson. James p, Kerr, Samuel Rea,
and Ct. c. wilkins; resident solicitor,
+. l.. Smith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03

LEE CAllr.-The regular monthly
,....ins Of Il i, Ire Camp Confcder-
~. Veterans 80 & Il lust night at
rbcir rooms with very large attend
ance. Commander Smoot presided.
one new member was elected.
communication from the Grantl
Camp United Confederate Veterans
was received and read; also circu ~
from the same organization announce. &
appointment of the following otii-
GERS and their assignments: On the
medical corps, DR.. Hunter Mcclure, Of
Richmond, medical director of the de-
nar,ment of the Atlantic, which in
Guides the State of Virginia: Dr. Bed
ford Brown was appointed medical di-
rector for the State of North Carolina
The committee on the Ladies Aux
iliarv Association made most crafty
in. report.
Comrade Kcmper, from the commit
zee on the resolution of respect to the
memory of their late comrade General
.Jubal Early made a report which was
ordered to be spread upon the minutes
OF the camp.
The committee appointed to examine
the books of the adjutant and treas
urer reported they had found all cor
rect.
The committee on the meeting of the
Grand Camp, which will be held in this
civ on June 9TH and 7;h next, reported
progress.
An amendment to the bylaws Great
inc the office of financial secretary was
adopted.
A committee consisting OF comrades
Or. E. Brown, c. VIM. Ramsay and A.
f. Cox, was appointed to select an ora
.or for Memorial Day.
Commander Smoot made MS annual
report, after which the election of oi!i
GERS for the ensuing year was held with
the following result: Commander, W.
4. Smoot LIST lieutenant, .Ino Il Inn-
norman n lieutenant, rhos Perry
81 lieutenant. Ct. VIM Ramsay; adiV-
FAINT, Edgar Warfeld qua.terHaster,
&. NJ. Latham treasurer, r. +. Knox F.;
financial secretary. w II. Yeafuau !:
chaplain, Rev Kinloch Nelson sur
geon, DR.. Bedford Brown color bearer.
f. j. Power officer OF the day, {. :.
Tavlor, in. vi,lcttc, u. i. German.
Executive committee. b iIo0e
rhos. w. White aud &C. Wyclloil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03

NEW CoRNET CoRrs.-The cornct
and drum corps recently organized here
held its first regular business meeting
last night at New Alexandria. Mr..
Harry Hines threw open the Mt. Yer.
non Hotel for the use of the corps and
extended them many little courtesies.
This corps is composed of six tfers,
three cornetists, four drummers and the
inevitable bass drum. They will
appear for the first time on Monday
night next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03
SPEClAIS.

zoe Gent, UnIannicrcd Shirts. 3-ply liner
bosom. rc-eniorccd hacil aud front, cast-irou
muslin. at l9r.
39c Chevi9t Ncsl;gcc Shirts. zoe.
25c Boys Shirt Waist, l9c.
soc Boys Chcyiot Shirts, :355c.
pc Chidrcns Fast Black full regular,
Derby Ribbed Hose. Sizes ~. 10 o.. At l7c.
Spring Roller Window Shades l9c.
Sl.50 Ladies Kid Gloves with i large
pearl buttons. in tans and reds. nj 31Go.
$50 Ladies 5-hool Black Kid Gloves,
at 800
new line of cMIdrcn's Null and Lacc
Caps
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03

WARRANT WlrHDRAwN.-The war
rant issted yesterday for the arrest Of
a Young man named Wade charged
with cutting an acquaintance named
Waters was subsequently, withdrawn.
There was, it is claimed, no knife used
in the aflray, but that the cutting was
done with bottle and, it is said, in
snlf.lleftnce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03

PIEDMONT CoNvoCATfoN.-The next
meeting OF this convocation of the
Episcopal Church will take place at
Zion Church, Fairfax. c. H., on Tues
day the 9th instant. 1t will continue
in session for three days. Services will
be held morning and night. The prcsi-
.ienl oi the couvocaJion is Rev G. W.
Nelson, OF MafrcHt0n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03

BACHELORS CLUB.-A meeting of
the Bachelors Club was held last night
when the following officers were elect
ed i: G. A. Mushbach, president; W. D..
Stewart, vice president; +. 5. Harper,
treasurer, and J. II. Fisher, secretary
Four new members were elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03

PER-oNAL.-Aliss Annie II. Uhler
has returned from Baltimore.
Mr. John Critcher, ir., with party
Of gentlemen, left this morning on Il
private car for the Warm Springs,
where they will be entertained by Mr..
Glover for week.
Mrs Anne w Frazer is confined TO
her rooms in Washington by severe i'll
ness brought on by an attack of ner-
Nous prostration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03

FUNERAL OF MIR. JAvINs.-The
funeral Of Mr.. Harry G.. Javins, the
only son Of Mr. Grandson Javins, 81
Fairfax, took place from Mr. Wheat
lry'S undertaking establishment AT
twelve o'clock to-day. The intemeat
was at lvy Hal, the services being con
Quoted by Rev 5. A. Wallis, OF Pohict
Church. Mr. Jayins was resident of
Baltimore and had been for some years
in the Office of The city engineer. Lat
terly he became q member of one OF
the prominent firms in that profession,
and was well known for his excellent
business qualities He leaves wife
and daughter. His sister is Mrs. a. J.
Ballenger, OF Fairfax. lis death, fol
lowing SO soon after thai of his mother,
Mrs. Matilda Javins, of Fairfax. calls
forth The deepest sympathy for his
family in their double bereavement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03

THE RIVALS was admirably rendered
last night al Leggett Hail, the aew bail
at the Episcopal High School, near this
city. by the students of that school.
Among those present were a number OF
ladies and .enllcmcM from! Ibis CITY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03

Tie a. l.. |. held their weekly drill
last night The company expects to be
ordered 10 Manassas on the Goth if
Robinson and White, the negro ravish
crS, are executed thatday,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03

| certify that bond has been executed,
with approved personal security, in the pen
atty Of $4,000 as required by decree in the
cause of Central Trust Company of New York
vs. Washington and Arlington Railway Com
pany ct ais.
II. II. YOUNG,
mp fc r1nrl-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03
I sale ; Cash.
F. T. MARBURY.
l.. VI. DAVIS. Trustees.
HENRY STRAUSS,

4 T THE solicitation of many voters of the
L y First ward. Mr.. PETER AlTCHES0N
has consented to be 4 Candidate for Common
Council to fill the vacancy caused by the
death OF the late VIM. s Moore. ar2 tcf
yI7HE CHRIST CHURCH CIRCLE or
Z KINGS DAUGHTERS will hold Sale
and Supper on WEDNESDAY,, April 9TH,
from > to Il p. IN in the chapel, for their
general work app y
NTONEY To LOAN on good binding and
VI loan security.
CAMPBELL IL BARRETT.
No 112 north Fairfax street,
ma26 If Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-03
RING WEATHER is WITII US AGAIN and Snrno

IC PRING WEATHER is WITH US AGAIN, and Spring
Goods in order. Our stock is lust in and we
~ feel assured that an inspection will make YOU satisfied as
to its variety quality and low price,
Our Dress Goods Department showed to better adj
vantage Some very novel remarkably low prices
large line of fine suitngs all wool and silk and wool at 5oc
i've colornss in novelty at soc silk and wool pattern
dresses at 81 and S25 all wool Chas worth SOC at SIC
inch cotton warp Challs equal and appearance to
al wool! at special bargains in wool dress goods at ,5
SILK STOCk-Novelty Silks for trimmings Swivel Silks
Wash Silks in white and coored Black Sur;hs Black water
proof apancse Silks the best wearing fabric known Black
Falle, Pcan de Sole, full line choice Moric Silks
Observation-Disclosures Gimps Guipurc Van
)yck iaces in the butter color Point de Vene Lace
nscrlngs Swiss, Cambria and NainsooK Embroderies
WASH GOODS STOCK toinch Sheer .awrs handsome
printing and exclusive designs I2hc; Iaconel Duchess
handsome cloth with French Dantness III prints sold freely
last season at zoe price ac Dmitcs in choice
patterns large range OF Ciinghams.
CREPEs-Ihe Cotton Crepe Of the best fabrics for
light evening wear, cheap 2lc full line of the
choice Serpenne Crepe does tumble lose the crepe
finish Crepe CARR copy Of the finest French fabrics coIors
in these goods-whte lemon cardinal nile rose pink
and lavender
The success of the season is the Bedoun Cloth fine and
light French cambria with silky appearance exquisite
printing fast coors controlled by this market price &C.
Auction values in Mattings to arrive B@z@onc price
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