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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-22
TO CHANGE THE CHARTER.
A Call tor a Mass-Meeting of Berkley
Citizens.


The committee recently appointed
by the Town Council to arrange for "a
mass-meetiug has issued the following
circular:
In pursuance Of resolution adopted
by the BerkIey Town Council ut a
regular meeting. held Thursday night.
February Sth. he citizens of the town
are hereby invited to assemble IN mass
meeting at Market Hall Thursday
night, April 1th, ut s O'Clock, for TIM
purpose of discussing betterment of the
towns condition and to give express
sion to the wishes OF the people as to
our future form OF government for the
guidance of tho Council III any action
1t may be proper for 1t to take in the
matter.
The citizens Of tho town are request
Ell nj this meeting to appoint com
mlttee from their mum ber to act III con
nectlon with like committee from the
Council for the purpose of endeavoring
to bring about wbntcver form of gov
eminent may be decided upon.
TO day is visitors duy at the Hare
Memorial Home. Hours from 10 to .
o'clock. The Rev II. *. Qusenberry
VIII conduct tho devotional service at
800. All friends are welcome. aud the
Kings Daughters, for whose benefit
these services are held, arc requested
to attend.
Charlie Deans. the year. old son Of
MIR. and Mrs. James Deans, died ut the
home OF his parents in South Norfolk
yesterday. inter u lingering illness of
ensumptiou. The remains will be
taken To South Mills, \. c., for inter.
ment to-day by Undettaker Cox.
MIR. Harry Enrl and family ure visit
ing friends in Berkley.
Mr.. Fletcher Drummond is quite sick
at his home on Main street.
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EXCITING WAR NEWS.
United States and Snain.

The public arc not Gs deeply inter.
e5ted III the above as they are in the
war we are wagiug against high prices
Note the bargains for balance of this
week, Thursday, Ftiday aud Saturday.
Boys percale SHIRT Jackets, size 6 10 ii
"a 2Jc; ladies percale shirt waists. large
sleeves, Zoe, black sntteen, perfect iii.
ting, large sleeves, Ijc; men'snna boys'
sweaters, 25c each; meu'H culored shirts
21c, Jcc, i1c and zoe each; positively
the best 900 gents linen bosom shirts
ever shown; luGian orchard bird eve
diaper, 20, -, - and - inch, one
quarter of regular price; best percales.
&c yard; ready made sheets and pillow
cases cheaper than ever offered; an
other lot Androscoggin aud Fruit OF
the Loom cottons at the cut prices
Our special prices continue on dress
goods balance OF this week. Wait for
our sale OF dress silks next Monday.
Levy Bros, III Main street.
ChamberlaIn's Cough Remedy gives
the best satisfaction of any cough med
iclno | handle, and as n seller leads oil
other preparations IN this market, |
recommend it because 1t IS tie beat
medicine | ever handled for coughs.
colds aud groups. a. w. BALDRIpGr,
Millersville, Iii. For sale bv nli drug.
gists.
Nickel Lever Watch, 81. Repairing
specially. Brown & Wolf, jewelers.,
successors to s. Il. Smith, IL Bank
ettests
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- TIE COCkADE CITY.
Many Matters to Interest Petersburg-
ers in Norfolk.
Special Dispatch to tho Yirginian.

Special Dispatch to tho yirginian.
PErEEsBvEG. Va, March 2l.-The
March term of the iIustiugs Court of
Petersburg, Judge j. NJ. Mullen pre-
siding, opened this morning at 10
o'clock. In delivering his charge to
the grand jury Judge Mullen called
especial attention to the violation of the
law hy gambling. lie SAID tue charge
hnd been made through the newspapers
OF this city, and in such way as to
reflect upon the city officials, and espc-
cially upon the police force, that gamb
ing was being allowed to be cnrrIe Il
OH here.
Judge Mullen said that in order to
get ut the Offenders the Jaw had clothed
grand Jnrics with extraordinary power.
anu they had the right To send for wit
nesses ana for the parties themselves
who had participated IN the infraction
OF the law. If the witnesses summoned
refused TO testify they will be dealt
with by the court. He said that while
on the question Of gambling he would
call the attention of tho grand Jury to
lottery or rattle. whether it Was carried
on by churches or by any one.
There was quite an amusing scene in
the courtroom to day when the cusc OF
Isaiah Pelham, negro, charged with
hrenkinS into tho dwelling house OF
Rev. A.. ). Fristoe, pastor of the
Second Baptist Church, some weeks
ago, was called for trial. For sometime
past Pelham has been feigning insanity
md this morning when brought into
the courtroom III charge ol Deputy
Sheriff Pnrkhnm and a Police officer.
hIs noisy incohereut utterances pro-
voked much amusement aud laughter.
Ills case was continued Tor trial to the
2Jth instant.
Rev /. NJ. Pitcher, u. d., General
Secretary OF the Virginia baptist sun
day School aud Bible Board, nites
having prepared the tenth annual
Children S Day programme, has com
united the work toa Norfolk lady,
whose name Is withheld.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-22
Peruvian Arun,..,c,.
Bv southern Assoclatei pros,

7lNsVUIdT0T TuBs.
WAsHiNGToS. MARCH, 2l.-Mr. Nc.
Kensie. tho | niied States Minister to
Peru, telegraphed tho State Depart.
ment this afternoon, that after three
days lighting an nrmi.tice had been
arranged between the Insurgents and
the Government troops aud tnat over n
1000 dead and wounded were left
lying III the streets OF Lima Later
some sort of an agreement was reached
by the belligerents aud peace was
restored. y provisional Government
now secms to be- in mower.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-22

OAKLAND, CAL. "About two years
ago ordered from j. II. Gates II Co.,
i1nn francisco. bottle of Simmons
Liver Regulator on trial, aud so salts.
factory has been its nse In expelling
bile from the system, and regulating
tho action of the liver, that from an
order OF one Mt a time the order has
risen to dozen bottles at ouce."-B.
V. Lawrence,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-22
Our second Combination Sale will take
Wednesday, March 9th, 1895.

This VIII $50 the greatest sale of Blooded
ll0r o7 e'er hel IN Virginia The consign-
meat 'nttiog OF are gilt-edge contribu-
uons o ignt harness Horses COMPRISING
Mares col .mg8, tn marks and trials OF
sps It. al.o teams aud matched nairs.
We du not hesitate IN saying to oar pat.
ron, that thlS wll be tho gr, atest lnt OF
Houses ever put gu this market All shown
III catalogue, viii will 10 furnished on
appi atom also fifty uorses not shown in
catalogue -Fodlgree gsvon on day oiaale.
hemehoer we hole or regular sale on
Tuesday. Mar.li TIA Ihis spo.ini sac the
following nay tn.
Wo wo Ia ndyi all lovers Of inc STOCK
20 att nj ae OF PITT Lldirs are in .ite,l
also. AZ No layc e!ey.tn seat for til M
All stock guaranteed a repre- en- OIL; if
ionnr otherwise, money w.Il be regunde |.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-22
Delaware >cmntorsi.,p.
" Southern Assoclptol proos.

DovER. Del, March 81. 2l.-Chnncello,
Walcott, Democrat. who was the choice
OF ths minority Democratic caucus for
Senator, and has since been supported
ny majority of the Democratic mem.
oers OF the Legislature, to day sent a
letter to Speaker of the Senate Watson
requesting the withdrawal Of his name.
Inc Nalc0tt followers, of whom MIR.
watson has beon the leader. reunited
on Edward Ridgeley, of Dover. and
hihe votes were cast for him in both OF
the ballots taken, but without result
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-22
lJaI IEcbcI, sttIIcd.
By southern Associate 4 pre.s

HAVANA, March 21.-rbe Governor
OF santiago province reports that on
March Is, Gen. GarrIch started from
Badire with 30 men. The troops over.
took the rebels at Soils ana killed five.
ia short bur brisk fight. among the
dead were the rebel leaders Manual
aud Bacheco, aud the nide de camp
Estrada. All the arms aud ammuui-
tlons OF the rebels were captured.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-22
TRIED TO TAKE HIS LIFE.
The Attempted Suicide OF 4 Prominent
Young New York Club Man.

Special Dispatch to the NrSuiaa.
CAFE CHARLES, Vo., March 2l.-Wm.
Thomas Hodnett, aged about - wears.
end member OF very PROMINENT
New lork family, residing on Fifth
avenue, and member of the Alauhut-
san Athletic Club, OF that city, who had
been stopping with II FREUD by the
name OF Walsh ut MappsyilIe, Va, for
hia health, came here last Saturday
on the afternoon train without the
knowledge OF his friends. lie seemed
10 be suffering With Slight attack OF
delerium tremens from the excessive
use OF alcohol, us he was IN Il very so
Tious condition, having hnuded re
Solver very recllessly on the street.
1t was iehred he would attempt sui
eide, and accordingly was taken care
of during the night by the city nuthorl.
aies ut the station house. The next
&hornlng be WAS taken before the
Mayor and fined S2U for carrying ~
pistol, which he had been brnndlshlng
aery madly on the streets Young
aiodnett Is II Catholic and he WAS taken
charge OF by some Of the Catholic peo-
p.e OF the city, who paid his fine and
rnred for linn unti his mother, Mrs 4. .
M. liodne;t, Of No. 33l Fifth avenue.
Sew York, could be notified to seud
assistance, who, IN turn, notified Walsh
at Mappsvlllc, ard he came down aud
soOk Hodnett home with him in pre-.
carIous condition. ON account uf the
prominence of his family ana the local
aty III which they reside in New YORK
aims little episode has caused no little
excitement here and in Now YORK.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-22
supposed Train WrccKcr.
BY Southern Associate Press.

ATLANTA, Ga, March 2l,-Cusar
Banks, formerly section hand on the
Southern railway. was arrested ut Jack
son, Ga, to day for train wrecking, 1t
Is believed that he caused two, II not
all three, OF tic recent wrecks which
have occurred on the Southern above
and below Macon.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-22
A $4,000 FIRE.
Greatest ConfIagration in the History
ct Sioux City.
BY Southern Associated Press.


SIOUX CITY, la., March 2l.-The
greatest fire IN the history of this city
this morning destroyed property to the
value OF SlOO,000 1t started ut 10
o'clock in pile OF rubbish on the plat.
form OF the Western Transfer Com.
pany's warehouse. and III nu hour the
great iron building, four stories high
nnd covering full quarter block OF
ground, with over $1,000 worth of
implements and carriages, was in Il
heap OF ruins. The fire spread TO the
plant of the Sioux City i.inseed Oil
Company, nnd soon the big elevator
with 100000 bushels OF flax IN it, vas
destroyed.
Ine loss to the company is 500, 600,
partly covered by insurance The
heaviest losers by the fire are the doz.
On or more agricultural implement
houses that had stock these IN storage.
The Walter y. Wood Company had q
500 600 stock destroyed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-22
ARMENIAN ATROCITIES
lhe Government of England Asked
to 4elp in Bringing the End.
IIy sOuthorn AsaorintaJ p-o,,

TT ''''''''''TIIT
LONDON, March 2l.-in the House
OF Com mons today Mr.. Charles Ernest
Schwann, advanced Liberal, member
ui thc north uivlslon OF Manchester.
asked If tho government would CO.
opernte with Kussin and France i'm
bringing To an end the bnrbnrous mis-
deeds perpetrated in Armenia by
agents Of the Porto.
SIR Edward Gray, Under Secretary,
replied that tho object desired would
not he attained by tile raising of such
questions. Already. ho added, several
representations had been made to the
Forte regarding cases of hardships
ahd iii-trentmcnt which had been
brought to the attention of the British
authorities.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-22
PRACTICALLY DEFEATED.
ahe lcxow Police Reorganization Bills
VIII Hardly Pass.
By Sonthern Assoelsto rresl.


ALBANY, n. Y, March 2l.-Tho Platt
program TO send the liexow police bills
ahrough the Senatc 70 day was rudely
disturbed this morning when Senator
Charles Lamy. OF Erie, aunouuced that
he would not vote for the measures uu
ail he had received the most positive
assurances from Mayor Strong that he
favored them. With Lamy against the
bills, the Republicans have only seven
keen votes, or bare majority.
New YORK, March 2l.--Charles
Stewart Smith, eX Xpresdcnt of the
chamber OF Commerce aud couiiden
dinl friend of Mayor Strong, tins morn.
ing made known the Mayors feelings
regarding the LeXow Police bill.
81 know that Mayor Strong is abso-
autely opposed to the provisions pro
posed for the election OF Police Com
xnIssioners contained IN the Lexow
Bills"
ALBANY, n. y, March 81. The
1.eXow Police bills were reported favor
ably IN the Senate to-day by their
author, Senator LeXow. and alter dc
Hate, lasting nearly ali day. advanced
80 third reading,
The bills drawn up by the committee
of ten. which represents the ideas and
ennts of the reform element III New
2ork city, were committed to the
54e1ow committee. This practically
2ills the bilIs. The attempt Of the Re
publican majority to pass tho Lexow
bills resulted in tho bolt Of Senator
Heynolds. who refused to be bound by
She caucus held last night.
DIR. ID. s. Harmon, Consulting Opt-
cian and Master of Optics. 1856 Main
,stEest, Norfolk, Va. Consultation free,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-22
itcv. \. :. w,Iii,.. -. 70.

Rev. DIR. Willis. of Spring Lake. y.
D., will entertain and instruct his hear.
ers at the Young Meas Christian Asso-
citation next tuesday in his lecture on
sunshine" DR.. Willis has acquired
an international reputation.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-22
NeVs nr'ss s.o"sis. >cIy Ducks. >sort
Wnisis and Ducis >uttS.

New line of figured, dotted and strip
ca ducks, short waists and duck suits,
'ancy oFesS Boous, Win new prices;
serges In ali grades and shades. Spe.
cial prices on many goods. One thons
and yards OF lO,4 sheeting bleaohed
worth 25o.. now 19c. r. a. Saunders.
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., CI"nrs tao asousc.

The Bed Bug Poison sold at Bur-
rows drug store. Warranted the
strongest nrtcle mnde. Only 90 cents
u pint. a brush given to apply it. One
OF our hotel meu says: "It knocks them
silly. | would not be without it,"
Newest Discovery"-IGxt. teeth no
pain. n. Y. ID. Rooms, 162 Main.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-22

a new line coming in every day,
9ook marks and manicure pieces.
Chapman il Jskeman,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-22
r., IgnnI, uu,II.y urn,

I'I It""h md IkY ErUOk.
Large line walking canes, hooks and
crooks. sterling silver mounted, from 81
up. Chapman n Jakeman.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-22

DIR. ID. s. Harmon, Consulting Opti-
clan and Master of Optics, 1856 Main
, stEest, Norfolk. Va. Consultation free,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-04
The LICENSE BATTLE.
Busy All Day.

The members of the Board of Aldermen
have been busy all day in counting the
ballots cast for the city Assembly ticket.
There have been no startling develop
ments in the count and the only dispute
that occurred in the city has been settled
by the alIopinion of the city solicitor.
This was where % votes were cast be-
fore the arrival OF the warden, Charles II.
Smith, and the legality of which was dis
puted. Today at the meeting of the
Aldermen the city solicitor decided that
the votes should be counted, inasmuch as
they had been cast in the presence OF the
regularly appointed warden.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-04
NORTH END NE VS.
George w. Brown to Be rendered
Reception by City Committee.
Russell Still Missing Quiet Election
Day-Grattan Cadets.
THE NEWS BUREAU,
NORTH END, 42s BRANCH AVENUE, ,
Tsleuhaue QOf-a

Last night about 10 O'Clock officers Me-
Cartiu end McLinden arrested beastly
intoxicated man near the corner OF Chalk
stone avenue and Candace street. The
patrol wagon arrived and the man
was put into it, bat before they had
proceeded hundred yards their wagon
broke down and the officer and the
drunken man were nearly thrown to the
ground. Then the policemen had to
carry the man to the station. Ii was
very hard work, but after On hour they
succeeded in lodging him in cell.
large number OF persons gathered and some
ST them wanted tc assist the officer, but
their servides were refused. The man
was only one of four who were arrested
last night.
Eluhurst Council Knights OF Columbus
held its regular meeting in North Star
Hall, Gladstone avenue, last evening.
Nearly every member OF the council
was present. The third degree
was conferred on five new members by
State Delegate Miles A. McNamee, after
which refreshments were served. This
council is in nourishing condition.
George w. Brown, who was yesterday
elected member of tho Legislature IL
one OF The most popular and energetic
young men in his party, and will no doubt
be heard from in the next Legislature.
Tonight al the home of Thomas Rison
tuulFfDhn Oh lnc lDlFu NbFu city COIn-
mite, the election of MIR. Brown will be
celebrated in a becoming manner.
Mathew Russell, who assaulted engin-
eer George Dewey of the Silver Spring
Bleachery, Is still among the missing.
1t is said he purchased a
ticket for New York, and it
will be a long time before he visits his
friends in the North End again. The in
juries OF Mr.. Dewey are not considered
serious.
The Grattan Cadets will give an exlfibi-
tion drill in Dimond Hall tonight. This
will be ladies' night and no doubt the hall
will be packed with hundreds of
the fair sex. The boys feel very
confident of winning the prize tomorrow
night. Three United States army officers
are 10 be the judges.
There never has been more quiet cleo
tion in Ward than that of yesterday.
There were very few cases OF drunkenness
reported, which is something unusual
on election day. The Socialists of Vans.
kuck are highly elsted at the large vote
poled by them and will hold a celebra-
lion OF some kind in the near future.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-04

Representstivs-Ilelme, pro-, is7 Hull,
rep, 453; Walker, dem., 220. Hull elected
by 2s3 plurality.
Ssnator-Humphrey, dem, 19s; Osborn,
rep, 200. Osborn elected by IL plurality.
Representative Brown, rep, 2l6; Man
chester, dem., 1888. Brown elected by -
plurality.
Warwick.
Seaator-Bisseli, pro-, 139: Rocker, rep.,
1899; Spencer, DEM, 446. Rocker elected
by S93 plurality.
Reprssent entatives- Heydon, rep, 1886;
Tucker, dem., 410; White, pro-, 135. Hay
don elected by 975 plurality.
rep, 1888; Wood, pro-, 100. Hanaford
elected by 906 plurality.
Third-Hathaway, pro-, ia; Houstan,
dem., 4l5; Slocum, rep, 1878. Slocum
elected by 963 plurality.
EourtS.Harrinston. rus ssI,d rey 1882; ;rsns, Shea,
ton elected by 926 plurality.
Woonsocket.
senator-Cook, pro-, los; Francis, rep,
Representative, First-Fowler, pro-, 10;
Murray, dem., III; Scott, rep, 1d47.
Scott elected by 276 plurality.
Second-Aldrich, pro-, 1o3; Batchelor,
rep, 1882 Morrill,, dem., 1160. Bachelor
elected by 322 plurality.
Third-Carroll, dem., 1l66; Dulude, rep,
1904; Gray, pro-, 139. Dulude elected by
Fourth-Brown, dem., 1913; Burlet, pro-,
1876; Holden, rep, 1892. Holden elected
by l79 plurality.
Fifth-Boucher, rep, 1928; Read, pro-,
175; Sylvestre, dem., 1902. Boucher elected
by 126 plurality.
Charlestown.
Senator-Bailey, pro-, 81; Burdick,
dem., "a; Kenyon, rep, 140.
Represe pro-, 81; Dy-
son, dem., %; Hoxsie, rep, l2s.
East Greenwich.
Senator-Bodfsh, pro-, "a; Lamphere,
Represcntative-Allen, rep, s2ii spen-
Ger, pro-, 90.
Senator-Dutemple, rep, 101; Greene,
pro-, 80.
Representatives Brown, pro-, 30; Til
linghast, rep, 90.
Glocester.
senator-Read, rep, $50; Smith, rep, 93
Representative-Steere, rep, 2i3; Stone,
dem., 80.
Little Compton.
Senator-Gray, rep, 81.
Representative-Lemu rep, ~.
North Providence.
Senator-Cushing, dem., "a; Lackey,
ind. rep, 64; Thorpe, pro-, 35; Ul!mann,
rep, 139.
Representstive-Bach rep, 129;
Burlingame, ind. rep, ~; Naylor, pro-,
20; O'Reilly, dem., 96.
North Smithfield.
Senator-Andrews, dem., 1877; Mowry,
rep, 119.
Representative - Helme, dem., 1856;
Pritchard, rep, 1A0.
Richmond.
Senator-Church, dem., 80; Greene, pro-,
Al; Kenyon, rep, 141.
Represe tive-Bar Der. pro-, 49; Palmer,
dem., 43; Stanton, rep, 13l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-04

part OF the .aut, .S ol "a day M the shop
ping district comes from the clattcr Of
vehicles, tho shouts Of drivers, the crash
ing of doors and tho intolerable din of
traffic In which the individual who makes
tho most poise seems to fancy he Is achiev
Ing tho greatest results.
There are very few people who seem to
realize that nine tcrths of the noises made
about a house are unnecessary. Il takes
no longer to put things aside rcntly than
u does TO G.ng them down halter skclter
with n series OF crashes that are like 50
many physical blows. The nciss OF heavy
boots stamping aeouA the banging CT
doors, oil connen violonoes OF sound, sro
unnecessary, unpleasant ard, considered
In tho latest lish,, unvholesomo A gen.
ue way Of handbag things and moving Is
as irnysrtanta branch OF soot manners as
saying "Thsnk you" and III yoH siesse'
end should be tetght ahnc.cn VIA equal
stfioerosA
Among the r,any prssty gowns for ths
ypring season none is n0es pleasing than
tbs sfsu orsa, . ntmhsr Of which are %
bs sscn. Tts one ii,nsrya.ed .s l,ado of
gray sergo. The foot Of TIE bell sklrs is
trimmed with band o. cream. lace, ex
ospt just In frvnt, where 10 forms straight
tshiisr slightly tnpcd AZ tSs waist The
roand, tight eedfce 10 trimmed WITH lace
tank and front The giaot slceves sru
plain, and the high, plain collar has
knct In 'front.' Of bright rad velvet. Tho
blaos 81 " bat is trimmed with pop,,le.
and rod veives. JUDIc CroLLsT.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-04
All enc spring oapes and -,ny pr,srinc.

All enc spring oapes and 'iny pelsr,fic.
are extremely full. Very psny are shaped
with long stolo ends, very vide ribbon C
oAsionally being substituted. The length
enlng ot q cape I'm the Immediate isvn;
renders is ss q rule. for mere becoming
than the circular.
Sleeves differing from The bodice. bod
ioec In contrast 70 the skirt Jokes con
Trusting with the lower portion OF the
waist. ovordresses Of dif'orrlt culor and
material from the underskirt. serve o.
prod1co uncominon variety la the no, II
ard stylish gowns, wraps and bets 10,
ssring New York posa