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Evening journal., 1895-06-07
A scoLDING PRINCESS.
Her Sharp Tongue Drove Her Husband &
Commit Suicide.

Her Sharp Tongue Drove Her Husband to
Commit Suicide.
PoRr TOWNSEND, Wash, June PRO
lessor I. Nash, chief of the British edu-
oational bureau Of India, committed sui
eide by jumping overheard from the steam
ship City OF Topeka near Queen Charlotte
sound, Alaska. The deed was committed
III the presence Of his wife, who is daugh-
ter Of a Hindoo prince and is immensely
wealthy. She is a well educated woman
and is quite pretty She was intensely jeal-
Gus Of her husband. In consequence they
became involved in humorous petty quar-
rels.
Monday evening, when the vessel was
near Queen Charlotte sound, she called
him from the smoking room aud for some
unknown cadse scolded him with an In
dian temper that attracted the attention
Of every one Oh shipboard. In the hearing
Of the other passengers he told her that il
sho persisted he would jump overheard.
She retorted that she would report him to
the captain, who would place him in irons.
Tho professor Immediately leaped oven
the rail into the sea. An alarm was sound
cd, and life buoy was thrown to him, but
he made no effort to reach IT,
The steamer was stopped. boats were
lowered, and a diligent search was insti
tuted, but without avail
Professor Nash belonged to O wealthy
English family. After . years Residence
in India be married the princess and wa'
returning TO the land Of his birth BY WAY
of the Pacific coast and New York. Mhor
he leaped into the sea- he carried jewels o.
his person valued at several thousand dol
lars
Evening journal., 1895-06-07

Colonel R Nj Floyd returned TO New
York this morning He was aeoom-
panied by his SOD, K. Wentworth Floyd,
who has recovered from his illness.
Miss Anna Smith, Of Unionville, Pa. /,
is yisi log Miss Matte Steward.
Rev. s B Meeser Of this city. and
Rev. A. d. Carpenter, of Dover. attended
the annual meeting of the Alumni
Association Of Crozler Theological Semi
nary, Wednesday.
Rev. T. snowden Thomas, A. NJ
editor OF the Peninsula Methodist, and
his daughter, MissiA Elizabeth Thomas,
sailed from New York on the steamer
Berlin for s.Europesn trip.
Rev. Joseph J. Bullen and Rev. Francis
g. Merrill, young Baptist ministers Of
Wilmington, graduated from CfozeI
Seminary, Chester, yesterday.
Rev L +. Barrett, presiding elder, Of
this city. has been bonored with the
title Of doctor Of divinity by Mt. Union
College, Ohio.
Miss Morford. OF New Jersey, has bean
the guest Of Miss Emily Warner.
Miss Dickey and Miss Whitney, Of
Pottsville. Pa, are the guests Of Mrs
Thomas H Bsllsh
Bernard J. MsKenns, Of Thu city, vii
DO ordained ~ 81 )osepn's Seminary
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Crosby & Hill.
COS, 6O7, 6O9 Market Street
WILMINGTON. DEL.
NOW Eoa a GLORIOUS HOLIDAY.

DEL.

hgAih kof0AuGkh MiAAAuAhiAe AMuhNmehA
Alliance Coming.
This season Measrs Sells Others have
thoroughly revolutionized the circuF
world, Rnd to day stand foremost as man
ayers and proprie tors OF the largest
Oldest and richest show on earth. Having
withstood the vicissitudes OF business
for twenty-four Years ard Is the sole
surviving big show OF Ibis era
Sells Brothers are the monarch rulers
Of the greatest and gTaudest conisdera-
tion travelling, which is a ieeognized
fact, and so admitted b. press. public
and rival showmen Nearly quarter Of
q century under one management, and
during al Of that time have catered to
millions of people IN America and
Australia This year. 10 accordance with
the spirit Of the times, Sells Brothers
have lowered the price OF admission from
90 10 90 cents for every body, Including q
comfortable seat free Of charge POSI-
lively the only big show in tine history Of
the circus world that has ever reduced the
price which has proven O most wonderful
magnet every where and win be hsrslded
with glad tidings to the amusement
loving public in this vicinity and aoioin
ing counties
Special excursion rates will be issued
on ali lines Of travel and the appearances
OF the big show of the world on Monday,
Jnne II, will undoubtedly throng the city
with visitors. Sells Brothers have greatly
enlarged their enormous united shows and
widely increased the scope Of their pro
digions aud all shedowing attractions
Watch and see the monster Street
Parade on the morning OF the exhibition
and be convinced that It Is the greatosl
show on earth
Evening journal., 1895-06-07
GAVE ADAM : .nausE.
Eioper White says the Blame Is All Du,
the Woman.


Eioper White says tie Blame Is All Due
the woman.
Providence, June T. Edward S. White,
q wealthy resident of Philadelphia, who
seven months ago Suddenly disappeared,
leaving his wife and one child taking
their other child with him. is in jail in
this city having been arrested on a charge
of adultery preferred by Mrs. White Miss
Mary 5. Andrews, aged 90 years, an hoir-
ess to o large property, also Of Philadel-
phia who left the latter city at the same
time as White, and with whom he has
been living here, is also in custody White
and Miss Andrews had posed as husband
and wife, and the child whom White took
with him was known as their little girl.
Until recently no trace Of either the
missing man or woman could be found
but q few days ago it was made known to
Mrs. White that her husband was in this
city with Miss Andrews and the child. An
investigation proved the truth Of the re-
port and Mrs. White determined to pro
coed against the guilty pair. Charges were
preferred, and arrests followed.
White declares that Miss Andrews is re
sponsible for his leaving wife and homo
In view of this assertion Mrs. White states
that she is unwilling to prosecute tha
case, and reconciliation he = cen effect
ed, SO that when the case g. ; up for q
hearing Mrs. White may refuse to appear
Upon the discharge OF White, which will
probaaly follow, he will return TO Phila
delphia with his wife and child Miss An
drews' uncle, who Is her guardian, has
been sent for, and will arrive here today
to take charge Of the young woman.
Evening journal., 1895-06-07

have two little grand children y 10 are
teething this hot Sumner weather and are
troubled with bowel complaint l give
them Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhea Remedy and it acts like a charm
earnestly recommend IL for children with
bowel tronbles was myse taken with q
severe attack Of bloody fiux, with cramps
aud pains In my stomach, one-third Of q
bottle OF this remedy cured me. Within
twenty four hours / was ont of bed and do
ing my house work Mrs w L Dunagsn.
Bon-squa, Hickman, Co, Tenn. For sale
by Jemes Belt
Evening journal., 1895-06-07

Alfred Buehler returned from Europe
last night. BE left Wilmington, May 4, to
visit his sick mother in the old country
Returning he came by the Hamburg line
steamer Victoria, making the trip in
seven days He had a splendid trip over
and back, and was delighted with il.
Among the valuable articles he brought
back with him WAS a set Of armour
worn by knight Of the XIV Century, a
number Of very old and rare books and
q cash box which has been an heirloom
in the family for centuries and has
most mysterious lock and key.
Evening journal., 1895-06-07
IN THE SPORTING WORLD
Phillies Find a Match in the
St.Louis Browns.
CHANGES IN BASEBALL POSITIONS

I1osIs's Management Begins like Balm
in Gnead to New ork-Rookford's
strong Antagonists From .Lslpsrvilie.
The Lstter-carrlers Msdea Good show
ing.
1.-THE New Yorks, under the leadership
Of Manager Doyle appear 90 have taken
q new lease on life, aud by their earnest,
painstabing efforts yesterday demon
stratsd that they are still very much 10
the race Rusie's magnificent pitching
resulted IN clean shut.out for Cincln-
natl and enabled the New Yorks 10
pull up to within fifteen points OF the
Philadelphias, who lost close game to
st Louis The BrooklYns won a ball from
the Louisyilles after sessaw col hiet
and Washington got a verdict over the
CleVelands. Bostons hustlers achieved
a signal victory over the plucky Pitts
burgs and tisd the Baltimores for third
place The Chicagos defeated the
champions and are now installed in
second place The scores
Chicago. 10; Baltimore, 10
st Louis 81 Philadelphia, g.
Boston, z; Pittsbafg 8
New York. 2; Cincinnati, o.
Washington, z Cleveland, 3
Brooklyn, ~; Louisville. IL.
Evening journal., 1895-06-07
Notable wedding for odesaa

The engagement has been announced
Of Miss Sallie Corbit. OF Odessa, and
William Curtis. of Newark. The csre-
mony will occur on Tuesday, June II, At
the home Of the bride elect. Miss Corbit
is well known in the city, having fire.
quently visited here as the guest OF Mrs.
K T. Warner, on Delaware avenue A
number of Wilmingtonisns will be
rmong the guests
Evening journal., 1895-06-07

& Hill.
Special.

500 pairs Ladies Silk Hose,
regular dollar goods, in tans,
light steel, pink, lavendar and
light blue, our price AZ cents a
pair, 3 pair for $I.4o, less than
half price. This is an import
ers stock of these goods which
be has just closed out at a
very low price, hence the ride
ulously low price at which we
offer them.
Plain China Silks in black
and all the leading colors at
IS cents a yard. Just the thing
for hot weather dresses and at
a very low price.
Special value in Black Fig
ured India Silks at al cents a
yard, all black. The cheapest
lot we have seen in these goods.
Have you seen our accent
Wash Silks2 We think you
will find them a little better in
quality than are usually sold at
that price.
An excellent Black Surah at
IA cents yard, regular SO
cent grade.
A few Of those Duck Suits
left at $I.75 of which we have
sold SO many.
Before purchasing Shirt
Waists, Gloves, Hose or I'm
derwear look at our stock, we
think we can save you money.
Splendid values in Ribbons.
Evening journal., 1895-06-07
We have Just opened

We have just opened
A large lot OF Mems SO 90 Russls Shoes
that 80 OF 81 05
A large lot OF Mems $3.50 Russia
Shoes that 20 a. 81 20
A large lot OF Mems $500 Russia Shoes
that 60 at 81 o.
Men's Patert Leather, Kid aud Russell
oxfords, 80 90 values at 81 40.
Infants Shoes. were 40 cents, at lSc.
Infants Shoes, worth 80 cents, at pic.
Children's Shoes, Russell aud Kid, were
S5c Rt 57c
Ladies' Fine Kid Shoes, were 81 70, Al
97c
Ladies' Soft KID Shoes, were $225, at
81 81
Ladies' Juliets, Kid and Russet, were
81 90. at 81 Al
Ladies' Fine Oxtords, regular price,
81 rs now 07o.
Ladies' Fine Kid 0xfords, were So 50
at 81 g.
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The pavIs-steeIe Nuntlals.

There will be pretty wedding at the
home Of Mr and Mrs Johu Steele, near
Newark, at o'clock, or the afternoon Of
June 30 Thaic daughter. Ada Laura,
will be married to William Joseph Davis,
Of Elkton, Md ]. Newman Davis, Of
this city, brother of the groom. will be
best man and Miss Carrie Johnson. an
intimate friend of the bride elect, will be
bridesmaid. After July 10 the couple
will be at home at Green Hill farm.
near Elkton, the home Of the groom's
father.
Evening journal., 1895-06-07

Y. M. O. As local team defeated a
niue from the letter carriers by a score
Of 10 70 8. ia close and interesting
game at Riverviaw.
The teams were SIS follows;
Carrieis-Turu,r, G.; Simmons. D.
Coyle S.; Lyttle. Id Scheu, 2b.
siria 30 McOsGerty, IT,; Able, c I
Floyd White, r T.
Y NJ. C Williams. Prentiss.
? ID; Foulk, ssi Starr, p, ID
Bugbee 2b Courtney. 3b Bogia,
II; Harris, + simmons, rf
The score by innings WAS:
Letter-carriers. .............0 01O11303 g.
Batteries-Y. NJ. q. A. Prentiss, Star ant
Williams; Oarriera, simmons hnd Turner.
Evening journal., 1895-06-07

About the first OF July the series Of
night bicycle races, organized by o s.
Bunnell. will begin with mixed ANA
teur and professional program at River
ton, N J. The second meet will probably
be in this city few nights later
Everything is now in readiness for the
big bicycle race meet a. Riverton, at
which several Wilmington wheslnen
will ride, to morrow afternoon. The
entry list is the largest ever obtained for
q race meet in this vicinity There are
forty two entries in the five mile race
alone This race viii have to be divided,
and run in separate races.
Evening journal., 1895-06-07

Miss Mary Jackson issued invitations
FOR tug party for Wednesday evening,
and instead of postponing the affair,
entertained the guests at her home
on Delswae avenue and Washington
street. Among those present were
Miss Prudence Sherwiu, Of Ohio: Mr.
and Mrs. William Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs
Sterling Thomas, Miss Minnie Carpenter,
Miss Louise Elliott, d. Wendall HUI
burd, Robert Pennington, ]. B. Coles
bury, Of PHILADELPHIA. and others.
Evening journal., 1895-06-07

St. Louis great youngster, Shortstop
Ely, ia fine fielder and esterday in
Philadelphia had a batting average Of
LOCO sgalnst Jack Taylor. President
Freedman has offered 81, 600 ard a
player In exchange for Ely who would
FIJI long felt want on the New York
team
A Philadelphia paper says; "The At
tendance st the Philadelphia grounds IL
dropping off by the thousands. A ball
team must win to be popular
President Robinson, ~ Cleveland, who
was In New York yeste lday, refused an
Offer Of $40, eco in cash, made by Presi
dent Freedman. for the release Of
Burkett and Mexican
Cooley, OF st Louis, is not a large
man, neither Is be advanced in years, but
he hits the ball hard and constantly, and
even one sided Philedelphians had TO
applaud him yesterday
AL Maui kept up the good pitchln &
that has characterized his work this
season, and had the Cleveland batters
guessing all through yesterdays game
Jack Glasscock made his appearance
with the Washington team and felded in
fine shape. His batting drove in four runs
hooters in Philadelphia shouted put
him out" at their own Jack Taylor and
Arthur Irwin yesterday. They are down
on Artie's management and say Taylor is
back number
Delehsnty and Hamilton are the idols
Of all Philadelphia. They are undoubt-
eddy scientific men In the use of base
ball bat, and both run like deers.
Evening journal., 1895-06-07

An order of the Rockford management
states that tickets sold for the Thompson
benefit for June Is will be duly honored
on the postponed date, June 20
On Saturday. June IS, the Rockfords
70 to Baltimore to play the crack Clinton
Athletic Club OF that place
Wilmington's High school nine and the
Goldey College team OF bali players will
contest ct Riverview this afternoon, the
High School boy appearing in new suits.
Evening journal., 1895-06-07

MANY Of the cltzsns Of Evansville, lndi.
ana. are never without bottle of Chamber
lsin's Cough Remedy In the house, says
ia ,ab Brown. The leading Merchant Of the
place This Remedy bss proven ofso much
value for colds, Group and whooping cough
in children that few mothers who know its
worth are willing 10 be without It. For
sale By z J Belt 9th and Market
Evening journal., 1895-06-07

Miss De Haas. OF New York. is the
guest Of Miss Eleanor G. Walton, on
West street Miss De Hsss Is the daugh-
ter of the celebrated Dutch marine
artist, NJ F. H. De Haas, who was re-
Gently married to Miss Tucker, who is
also an artist Of ability
Evening journal., 1895-06-07
ITEMS Of INTEREST.

Since a man arrived In town TO look up a
location for a Violin-string factory. the cats
have quit causing South AtchisOn people
trouble. -Atohison Globe
If you are weak and worn out, or have that
tired feeling Hoods Sarsaparilla is Just the
medicine 10 store your strength and give you
a good appetite. Hoods m axes pure blood.
For dinner pill and general emily carthar-
tic we confidently recommend Hoods Pills.
The reunion hetveen rfr. IL Hung Chang
aud his wardrobe must have been 4 sight
worth going many hundred miles 70 see.-
New York Press. a..a.
Evening journal., 1895-06-07

Ladies' Shoes and oxfords, were.ss 90
ut 81 80.
Mems elegant Shoes. 81 49,
Mems DALI Shoes. 20 90 grade. 81 90
Mems Fine Calf Shoes "a grade al %
Mons Russell Shoes. SO kim. 81 rs
Mems handmade Russell, 50 kind, 81 90
CHILDRES's SHOES.
Chld's Russets and Kid Shoes SOC.
Child's Russell Lace, worth $l25. at zoe
Children's Fine Kid and Russell Shoes
At 97c
Little Boys Russets at 80, 80 aud 97c
Boys Russess at 81, 81 20, 81 81
MISSES SHOES.
Misses Kid Shoes. were ST. at 74c
Misses Fine Kid Shoes, we're $l.75, at
$t10
Misses Fine Russell Shoes, were 50, at
1927
Evening journal., 1895-06-07
A Boston Newspaper Woman.

Miss Mabel Going Of Boston, has been
the guest OF her cousin, Miss Eleanor e.
Walton Miss Going is the dramatic
and social editor Of the Boston Saturday
Evening Gazette.
Evening journal., 1895-06-07
Reiief 10 sir Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
American Kidney Cure.n This new remedy
h a great surprise IN account OF It's exceeding
pr0mptness in relieving pain IN the bladder.
passages In male or femele. u relieves reten-
ton Of water and paiu IN passing 10 a mOst
Immediately. ii you waat quick relief and cure
this rs yonr remedy. sold BY 8. ). Beetem and
r. James Belt. dr7zS Wilmington, Delhi
Evening journal., 1895-06-07

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN Rail
w ROAD. Tine i1nis ia 60s1t May ieth,
1850.
Trains leave wilmington. Hrsnch Hrrsaf
station, for b q o. Junction. Montchsni1s
17interthur, Guyencourt. 0TanoRue, OOessIr,
rhAdds' Ford Junction, POoopeoD. West
chester. Embreeviue. N0rtonvile, Coates
villa and intermediate stations, daily, except
sunday. At 7f6 s 70. %. 4f5 and IS M
Sunday only At C q M ] 50 and 10 2
For Wayneeburg Junction, springfield ana
Intermediate stations, daily except Sunday,
al 90 u. IS aud CO p NJ Sundays only at
et6Am, IS and 60 p m.
For Joanna, Birdsboro. Reading and inter-
mediate stations. daily, except Sundayssi
7 rs m and IS . m, Sunday only ~ 9 90 N
and J s. , "a.
4 8. tlcCAtNLAcIl). supsr.r tendent-
BOWNESS BRIGGS, Gen Passenger Agen
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weather Prospects.


To morrow the strong Leipsrvills
Club which the Rockford team Of this
city could not defeat last season, viii bs
here TO crawl on the neck Of the viii
mingtonisns sgain even though the local
team is much stronger now. The batting
Evening journal., 1895-06-07
Local sporting News Notes.

The Y NJ. c. a. will play the Amsrani h
team Of East Lake to morrow afternoon.
At the Wawaset races yesterday there
were two interesting contests In the
FIRST. ] q Wilson's shipsmiJh won In
the 2 81 class Kelley's Florence G got
FIRST place, Richard Green6elds horse
second.
Evening journal., 1895-06-07
THE EMPIRE
or WILMINGTON.
600 MARKET STREET.
FAaTERl, rAsTERi,

That's the word, no matter how busy
We were this week, there Is reason for
being buaier to- morrow, Saturday
There is 80 much to gain for our public
by keeping the trade channel open, so
many dollars TO be saved for the all-the
wear around DEFENDERS on this supply
depot
Evening journal., 1895-06-07

The Crescent is the best. eau be had
with or without lights.
The Electric CONSTRUCTION & Supply Co.,
No. East Eighth street.
Evening journal., 1895-06-07
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Pretty Home Wedding of Miss
Melchoir and Thomas Taylor

oDEzsEa COMING SOCIAL IvsEr
Evening journal., 1895-06-07

A store fSll Of just the goods you are
Looking for, and AZ prices nearest to win
you
Evening journal., 1895-06-07

WHITE RIDlNGS.- ON the 5lh instant,
by Rev. John France. Herbert White and
Clara NJ. Rulings, all Of this city.
Evening journal., 1895-06-07

Al communications intended for insertion
q this column should be addressed to Sect sfv
Editori care OF the kvEHTNe JouGgAL. Coro-
FaunicRtions should be written on tpssiaa of
thS paper only
Evening journal., 1895-06-07
Saturday store News.

depot.
Saturday store News.
A store fxll Of just the goods you are
locking for, and AZ prices nearest to win
you
The Ribbon Sale.
lilo every yard, all silk warranted,
only for this day, but you may have all
you want at this price. for No, Rattle.
Here are pure silk, satin and moire Rib
bous, superb extra heavy quality. every.
imaginable shade and black Ribbons
posltively worth 25s the yard, viii 60 to
day at li4o.
Also narrow ard wide Ribbons, sill be
sold (for this day IN same proportion.
The Shirt Waist Sale.
&c, an excellent qnality light weight
Percae, laundried collars and cuffs,
deep turn down collar wide link cuffs.
made TO bring 81. for &c.
74c, extra fine light weight Percale and
soft finish fancy and striped lawns,
medium and dark grounds. deep turn
down laundrled collar and link cuffs, an
unRppoachable bargain. at 74e. Yoke, collar
and cuffs piped With braid.
The Silkaline Sale.
$40, lowered and plain silkaline pop.
ular summer drspery in pretty and choice
designs and colorlngs, you'll recognize
them as heretofore loo. quality, now only
$40 yard.
The TambOur Null Sale.
$40 wash Orepons, All colors imagin-
able, with tinted grounds. easily worth
l6n. yard. for tomorrow Sic
6ic fancy and stripe. extra weight
Percales and fne India Linens, guaran-
teed washable sold heretofore at l0c. a
yard, for tomorrow o c yard.
6ie nobbleat effects Ia striped and plaid
nainsook, remarkable value at 1915.
but the quantity Is a trihe small closing
price $40 q yard.
The Wash Suit Sale.
81 90 Ladies' elegant wash suits,
with wide skirts aud blazer waist,
brought down TO astonishing figures
only dozen left, good 5000 value for
81 90 tho salt.
al so latest blazer effect jackets
extra wide sklrt-good quality duck
suits In different patterns to select from,
worth o. so for S160
The Mems Underwear Sale.
100 fine gauze understands at 10, 25c.
value.
100 good percsls Jean drawers at 100,
all sizes l9c.
zoe. for your choice Of 30 and 75c
men extra fine gauzs aud french bal
brlggan shirts or drawers ali colors,
enough to last for day only, 29s.
The Notion Sale.
4sc-5O0 pair Of Childrena Hose, we
sell EN- daily st Sc, Saturdays price 4Ac.
44s--Ladies' fancy escalloped and fancy
embroidered white Handkerchiefs 47c,
worth 12e
4ic-Lsdies' nice Side Combs 4 10 pair.
1c--Hooks and Eyes ic q card.
The Table Oilcloth (speciaD Sale
11lc-one lot Of rich and choice pat
terms, 10 pieces In the assortment marbls
worlds fair. checkered, silver and antique
designs, price every where zoo and 25c the
yard, our special sale price lilo
The Dress Lining Sale.
4e-White, ecru, black. blue. green
and steel colors kid finish cambrlc at 4c 9
yard
7fc-Bsst Saline finlsh SILICA, black
and gray, TIC yard.
For China, Agate, Tinware and other
Households, quote prices Of as before
purchasing.
Evening journal., 1895-06-07

1t Is the Marriage of Miss saIlle Corbit.
WeII-Known Here, and william Curtis,
fNewark-some Other Happenings OF
z4uch Interest to wIlmlngt on Folks.
Evening journal., 1895-06-07

UINU
BARRON Iune 2. Edwin Ii. Barr. at his
residence No POS West Eighteenth street.
Evening journal., 1895-06-07

To-day's League Schedule.
Chicago at Baltimore.
Louisville at New York
PittsburE at Boston.
~ Louis az Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Weather Prospects,.
Evening journal., 1895-06-07

For China, Agate, Tinware and other
Households. quote prices Of as before
purchasing.
Evening journal., 1895-06-07
The shirt Waist Sale.
The Silkaline Sale.

$40, lowered and plain silkaline, pop.
ular summer drapery in pretty and choice
designs snd colorlngs, you'll recognize
them as heretofore loo. quality, now only
sac n ward.
Evening journal., 1895-06-07

4e-White, ecru, black. blue. green
and steel colors kid finish cambrlc at 4c
yard.
74c-Bsst Saline iiolsh SILICA, black
and gray. TIC yard