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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-02
SMOUTH MEMS
where an EIcctrIc light Is Neeacd.

crossing Court on the north
sioe or County street last night Mr..
l. Z. Brinkley. the well-known whole
SAFE grocer missed the board walk
way spanning the gutter and.
q misstep. fell heavily to the ground
The immediate result of the Ihishap
was a mashed finger. but Mr.. Brink
ley, who Is still weak from the effects
or a surgical operation which he un-
erwen some time ago, has since suf-
fered great bodily pain, and 1t Is fear
ed the effects of the fall may prove
rather serious. The accident would NOT
have happened had there been an cleo
trio light near the crossing. The need
OIL a lamp In thai locality has been fire.
Quently demonstrated.
The above is taken from the Ports
mouth star or yesterday. In connestion
with II. The Virginian will state that
II q repeatedly called the attention
OF the Committee on Lamps and Gas IN
TINS corner. and has pointed out accI.
dents that have occurred there and
has shown the danger of "A serious ac-
cident at This point. BY our repeated eff
forts we succeeded in having the mat
ter brought before the Council and It
was referred to the Committee on Lamps
and Gas, but. like u number of other
atters-[L quietly sleeping there.
possibly to be called up when a suit is
entered against the city by some one
VINO VIII sooner or later meet with a
serious accident. 1t Is the duty of the
papers to keep the matter before the
people. until such q pressure will be
trough to bear on the Council that
they will be compelled to listen to the
necessities Of the people.
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ENFIELD.

Enfield, n. c., April 1.-CSpeclal)-
Mr.. 1. Is. Johnson. of New York, made
d business call in town yesterday.
Mr.. S. Ii. Edwards, of Washington.
day. ~
The negro who broke In a house Mt
ROCKY Mt. Sunday night was held UP
mere Monday by our Chief OF Police
re was In the waiting-room of the de-
pot waiting for n train going North.
when the Chief received n telegram
rom Rocky Mt. describing the negro.
iie Played OFF deaf and dumb. but that
didn't make any difference. He wac
locked up at once.
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JACKSON.

Jackson. N. c., April 1.-(Speciall-
Capt. w. II. Day and r. o. Burton. of
itaieigh. N. c.. are at the Cleveland Ho-
tel. upon attendance at court.
Mr. w. X. Arson. Jr., CRANKY; w. Il.
Grubbs. of ~Seaboard; a. Vance. Rich
square; T.. T. Hicks. Lasker: Capt. j. b.
Goode. "A. B.. Spivcy. and NJ. n. Edens,
NarRarettesville, are at the Cleveland
Hotel.
Mr.. Mix. of the firm of Boykin. Car
son IL Co. Bolton, Md. is in town.
The criminal docket was finished this
morning and the civil docket taken
up
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During the winter of 1893. IF. NJ. Mar
tin. of Long Reach, West Virginia, con-
tracted a sever cold which left him with
a cough. In speaking of how he, cured
1t he says: II used several kinds OF
cough syrup but found no relief until l
bought ~ bottle OF Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. which relieved me almost in
stantly, and in a sh2rt time brought
about a complete cure" When trou-
bled with n cough or cold use this rem
edy and you will not find 1t necessary
to try several kinds before'you get relief.
1t has bee in the market for over TWEEN
~ years and constantly grown in favSr
and POPULARITY. For sale at 20 and so
cents per bottle by all druggists.
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EDEN'VON.

Edenton, y. c.. April 1.-(Special.)-
me old NJ. e, Church on Magnolia street
been bought by the Protestant
Methodist denomination. of this place.
vi Whlch there Is only a very small
number. Rev. Mr.. Braswell, of Wash
inston county, will preach for them once
Il month.
Sheriff Riddick and Representative
P1rker. OF Perquimius county, were in
Edenton yesterday.
". S. Pendleton. Of Gainesville, is in
town to-day. "
CONGRESSMAN Richard Pearson, of
this week. -
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The witnas. Ran,anba.en.l

Anexchap,ge prints a story of q fawyer
Famous FOR his sharpness, who once met
mas match in a very unexpected quarter.
An oed was being questioned
py MN as to how the testator looked
mmen ne made a remark to her about
.sow, now can I remember2 He's
"een aeau Two years" she replied, testify.
our memory SO poor that you
tInna ! remember two years back?" ques-
The old woman was silent and sba
like me?" :" '0oA ahythans
seems to me he did have the same
Ya. VI vacant look" responded the wit
nv and the lawyer had no further
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HOT CROSS BUNS.
How To Make the Famed Good Fri
dny Cakes.

Hot cross buns should form part of
the Good Friday menu of every family
with a proper respect for traditions. To
make twelve of thenl, says the New
York World. take half a pound of -four,
a cup of lukewarm milk. n yeast cake,
TWO heaping tablespoons of butter. four
even one OF sugar. two OF cream and
two eggs.
Dissolve the yeast cake in the milk
and stir In enough flour to make a soft
sponge. Set it in 4 warm place to rise
until its bulk has doubled. Mix the
butter. sugar. cream and eggs with
flour and finally add the rest of the flour.
Mix this with tae sponge. beat thorough
ly and let the mass stand in a warm
place. under cover. for three hours.
The dough should be covered. first
with buttered paper II then with n
tin cover, to keep 1t warn. After 1t
has risen, dredge with flour. roll and
cut into buns. Put in a pan, cover with
buttered paper, and then with 4 tin. Let
1t rise another hour Score the buns
with Il sharp knife TO make q cross on
each. brush with caramel and bake in
q hot oven for fifteen minutes.
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RALEIGH NOTES.
Three Electoral Tickets Are to he
Placed in the Field.

Raleigh, n. c., April 1.-(Special.)-
Republican State Chairman Fatton says
to-day that three electoral tickets In
North Carolina are now certain-that the
straight Democrats will have che, the
Republicans one, and DIR. Mott, silver
party one; that Mott had an understand
Ing before he went into the new silver
party. Eatton estimates that 10000
Democrats will vote this silver ticket,
and says that 50 far as he knows of,
only n Republican. Mott. has gone
over to 1t.
He thinks Butler and his silverites will
run the Populists out of the field so
far as the electoral ticket Is concerned.
In this State now 1t is clearly the field
against Mckinley. D.. l.. Russell claims
sixteen votes as sure for Mckinley. The
opposition people say they VIII open
his eyes.
Judge 7. c. FULLER, of the United
States Land Court, arrived here to-day
from Santa Fee, New Mexico.
The new Presbyterian Female College
In the Western District is to be located
at Concord. Four or five places made
bids.
Mrs. Al. Fairbrother, wins now publish
es the H'llsboro Recorder, will also pub
l!sh weeklies at Burlington and Green's
bcro.
1t Is to-day said to be decided that the
Seaboard AIRLINE will build the line
between Ru;herfordton and Ashevillc.
All the justices of Supreme Court con
CURED In opinion of Justice Avery, filed
last evening. in the case of Francis
Winslow. commander of the Naval Re
serves. against Governor Carr, the de-
cision being against W.nslow.
The carbide plant of Major ]. Turner
Morehead, at Spray, has been burned,
with a loss Of $4,000. 1t made acetylene
gas.
Senator Buffers paper to-day declares
edit2rially that the Popullst party Is not
a derrick for hosting other people into
ofice. 1t says the Populists will not
take the places offered them by Chair
man Hatton and other Republicans to
induce them to vote for a Republican
President.
Today union services of the colored
and white Baptists began here.
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nenth of Mrs. SAWYER.

1t Is with regret hat the Virg!nlan
this morning the death At
her home in Scottsville last night at
o'clock of Mrs. Lucinda Sawyer, the
mother of Messrs. J. T. n c.. l. Saw
yer, of this city. Mrs. Sawyer was sixty
ear OF age at the time. of her death.
The funeral will take; place from the
Baptist Church at Scottsville this after
noon at 4 O'Clock, the services being
conducted by Rev. w. H.. Atwill. OF
Cumberland Street NJ. Il. Church. Nor
folk. assisted by Rev. Mr.. Davis. pastor
OF the Scottsville Church.
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CARTHAGE.

Carthage. N. c., April Hopefully
Mr.. VIC. Petty's new building Is near
ing completion.
Nh. and Mrs. w. IT. Jones returned TO-
DAY from a visit to friends and rein
tives in the Southern part of the State.
Mr.. w. i. Jones is owner OF one of the
nnest carriage factories in the United
States. He employees se~yenty-hve nv-
~perienced hands. and manufactures
more~buSgiss in a week than any other
factory in the Union, and has shinnine
points In all parts of the country.
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I'M BERKELEY,

me annua Easter recital of the Rv-
land Institute will be given in Berkicv
IN the Chapel of the Institute Tonight
at . p. IN. 1t will be given wholly Inv
Students Of the Ryland. and will be mi
slcai II dramatic and be intersperscd
win recitatlons. Tho work done at
the institute Is excellent and the enter
icn, promises TO be exceptionally
good. The rendition Of Poe's ..rhe
Bells alone promises much. FOLLOWING
Is the programme:
PART 7.
Piano Solo. Spanish Dance.
Miss Fannie Winindger.
recitation. Burglar ll".......( Puncbl
Miss May Johnson.
Piano Solo. "Etude."....... .mzernv,
Miss Nealie Sylvester.
Piano Solo. "A Morning Ride.
...(schumann)
Vocal Duet. "Aiaids OF the Green
...... e. -. =. E. ...... (Glover)
Misses Frances Dashiell and Naomi
Plano Solo. Second valse"..(B. Godard>
Miss Lettie Holland.
PART II.
Chorus. When Life is Brightest.
......... 80. ..... ...... (PinsutD
Recitation. THE Bundle Bee.
.. .CWhitcomb Riley
Master Clark Woodhouse.
Vocal Solo. "Answer."..........(R obyn)
Miss Eugenia Powers.
Piano Solo, "Serenade.".. 49,. (Moelling)
Miss Lizzie P%ritchard.
Recitation. >. -. ...... 80. (Selected)
Miss MarIe White.
The Bells...... $50. ..(Edgar Allen Poe)
Misses Holland. Jordan and Rockefeller,
Assisted by Class.
Piano Duo. "Husarenritt." .%(Spindler)
Misses Mamie Garwood and Hettie
Elliott.
The friends of the institute are cor
daily invited to be present.
The teachers and students will give
a reception to their friends at the close
of the entertainment.
Miss Elsie Williams, who has been
visiting friends in Washington, D. c.,
has returned home.
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Marine ana I.and Enxines.
1.-THE Englneer.)

"a, Is OFTEN u matter of wonder how n
,ma.,nN engine attailiiug an eficIencv
STAT IMAM those on land can be made
n,. > ninlpie a form and contain only
10 so,, a as many pieces. The answer
sIo,oa"n mainly in the fact that the re-
ana uniform, or nearly SO. and thew can
y ms reason. dispense with speed-reg.
u'd'ioh gearing which causes most or
anu complications in land engines. The
so.etipr, ~trip-gearinE cu~shioning appa-
TITUS aid so on is what calls for so
many pieces.
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.

plymouth. N. c., April 1.-(Special.)-
me meeting of II citizens to take
steps TO secure subscriptions for the
vance monument, which was to have
been held last evening, was posi- poned
on account of bad weather. until Friday
evening at 3 o'clock. Our townsmail.
MIR. Thomas S. Armistead, who has the
matter I'm charge, is very hopeful of
good results from it.
MT. l.. l.. Newberry left yesterday for
EGenton,
MIS-. 5. ID. Peel left yesterday to visit
relatives in Currituck county
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A Firm statement.

We have good clothes for tall men,
slim men, stout men, and all men. Come
In and get a fit. Our method of doing
business will guarantee to you the lowest
prices that first class goods can be sold
for. We sell strictly far cash, and have
but one price. We also refund money If
you are dissatisfied with your purchase.
Give US a trial.
JOHN A. MORRIS & CO,
1903 High street, south side.
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SEAB0ARN.

s~eaboard. n. c.. April 1.-(special1-
Miss May Higgins is visiting Sea-
Mr.. H. j. Maddrey, who has beep
working as relief operator at the Sea.
board Air Line shops, is home on bust
ness. '"
Mr.. L. L. Joyner, of Weldon. has re-
turned home. after relieving Mr.. Tley
of this place. '
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Fire Last Night.

Last night a - It S o'clock an alarm of
fire was sounded caused by an old house
on Nels2n street zeal Seventh being on
fire. The steamer Virginia went TO It,
and succeeded in eXtinguishing the
flames. The house belonged TO the Hat
ton estate, and was some time & used
by a number of colored people as n mis-
sion church. but recently 1t was unused.
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WAKE FOREST.

Wake Forest. n. c.. April 1-(sne-
cial.)-Prof. Lanean delivered a very
interesting lecture last night. on the
was illustrated by experiments.
DIR. Taylor. who has been TRAVELLING
In the interest of the Royal Chair nT
English. returned yesterday. Ho ,e-
ported u very successful trip.
There is more work being done at
college now than eve before in the
history Of the institution. ~
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AccfdeniIy Shot,

Tuesday afternoon, Lee. the S-year-old
son of Mr.. w. II. Tailiferro. of Park
View, while playing with his fathers
pistol. which he had taken without the
knowledge OF any one. accidentally shot
himself In the left hand. Dr. Parrish
was sent for and extracted the ball, and
though the wound Is a verv painful one
Il Is not serious.
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lPl'rTSR0RO.

Pittsboro. N. c., April 1.-(special)-
Miss Lizzie Foushee has gone to New
YORK and Baltimore in the interest OF
the millinery department of w. L.. Lon
don & Son.
MI Allen Y. Taylor has returned to
his old home. from Fortress NJnnroo
where he has been in the United STATES
Army for three years.
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THE HORSES HOME.

I have just rebuilt the stables at S16
where I am prepared to take care OF
horses at the following prices; BOARD
ing HoTss $l2 per month; Clipping
81. Medicines. for horses always on
hand. Spoilt horses broken OF all bad
soaring. etc. Hcrses for sale or az
change always on hand Your patrrsf3
g Is cordially solicited. ResnectfpHys
2 HAVE COME no grAY. fc1i-3rn
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Have you been to the Chicago Bar
gain House." 210 High street.
They are selling everything at and
below cost to close business. They have
bargains in most everything you NAV
need. j. ]. BILISOLY,
Proprietor.
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Look out for a rainy day. but don't
put all your money in umbrellas.-At-
lanta Constitution.
John ellis. OF Troy. VT. is the father
of thirty-four children by one wife. The
children arrived in steady sequences at
the ate of one q year Tor ~thirty-four
years. Mr.. ellis has now $50 descend
ants living in Troy.
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Specials for To-Dax.

Carolina Rice. &C.. or G lbs for Csc. Flna
S SHa y sugar Corn. 7c.. or for 25c.
Siited early, June Peas. loo per can: these
p are a bargain. Finest Rolled Oats.
Tea for 15c. makes a great dInk sor
me money. Give 1t a trial. Our Cracked
1rhin Java Coffee at pc. is receiving
many compliments. Try il
c. w. TIUDGINS G. Co.
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SOUTHERN PINES.

Southern Pines. NC. April1.-specia, ,
Mr., Joseph Warren and family left town
last night for their home, in New
Hampshire. w"
Mr.. Willis Corwin. of Newfane. N. v
was IN town yesterday. -
Mr.. Frank Sammit left towhla night
Tor his home. IN Bridgeport, Conn.
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TAKE THE BLUE LINE

a new line OF large cushioned wagon.
Snek6oards. etc.. for plcnics. First cIas 90
aTiying horses, good teams for outing
Groceries, Feed. Buggies. Harness. hi.
i = ana ETC., Wood, Sam and Lime.
smith and Horseshoeing done by " q
pisSk: Phone No. 974. Prepared tn
iieet your needs. l am yours truly.
O.. l.. WILLIAMS
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BrosIauer & Anthony, III High street

The largest stock of clothing and
gents furnishings in the city. Agents
for two of the largest merchant tailor
ing establishments In the country. Suits
to order from $3.50 to s35; trousers to
order from $3.50 to $40 per pair.
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HEREFORD.

Hertford. N. c.. April 1.-(Special)-
MISS Helen Everett is visiting Mrs. Al.
;. blanchard. on Water street.
Next SUNDAY Is Easter Sunday.
Hachel FELTON, and Anderson HarrelI.
colored, are to be married to-morrow
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Get Your Spring Suit.

Whether ready made or made to order
from US. 1t will pay you. being lower
in price and better made. Suits. ali
wool, $3.50, $3.50. IT'S and upwards.
LEVY & JACOBS.
200 High street.
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b Easter Ties.

We have something new and hobby in
Easter ties.
CHARLES r. wELTON & CO.
Hatters. and Mems FURNISHINGS.
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George c. Min, the ex-preacher, has
made a hit as Mark Anthony in n spec
taculaTf revival of Julius Caesar" at the
Broadway Theatre. New York.
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Snits In Order.

Our spring suitings for Easter at popu-
lar prices. Look at our window display.
From $3.50 to s22.5 so.
NJ. ROSENBAUM,
116 and 118 High street.
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PORTSMOUTH ADv,S.

WANTED-a good business man, with
some knowledge of bookkeeping: stnte
saiary expected: references. Address
mouth. anI-3t
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hi In Your Chance.

tor one week all winter stock, such
as dress goods, men N boys cassi-
fneres. blankets, gloves, etc.
A. j. PHILLIPS.
Under Oxford Hall
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Phone 9ss.

Wall papering and decoration done,
upholstering n hair mattress reno
waited, carpets cut, made and laid. j.
9. Crawford's Furniture and Garnet
House.
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True Prophecy
FOR RENT.

market, with. 8 room dwellings above.
Several d.sirabie DWELLINGS. in good To-
mouth. City water and other modern
conveniences. JOHN L. WATSON.
500 High street, Portsmouth, va.
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Goto Hamniii's Thir Week for Bar.
gains
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why Pay Fancy Prices for Groceries

When you can buy Smithleld hams
for 14c., Rumford's powders, &C..
other yeast powders at 4c.: homemade
lard &c., Baltimore &C.. SC, New
Orleans molasses 10c. quart. butter 10
and &c., Elgin creamery 22c., Holsters
1Sc., salmon loo. per pound. sardines 4c.
per box. z for Csc.
- L. II. PEARSON,
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OPEN FOR THE sEAsoN-I HAVE
opened my Soda Fountain for tie
season and Will dispense Pure Soda win
Ice Cream Soda and Whip Cream. I.ans
onade. Milk Shakes and Coca Cola A
Sno,ee drink. delicious and appetizinF.
Call and see me.
L. A. BILLIsOLY.
narzo-lmo 34 High Street
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rY ENTIRE STOCK
CITY BONDS FOR SALEl
Office OF the city Clerk,
Council Chamher

Portsmouth,, Va, March 80, 1855.
LIE CITY OF PORTSMOUTH. va,
ING REDEMPTION bonds, payable in
81 years and bearlng interest at the rate
annually, IN juno and December. These
ssm ra ere IN denominations of s1O0. and
be registered, principal and fnterest nr
crs. Pt"' VI .He 'ioio-
Sealed proposals addressed 20 N
dliOMPSON, Jr, city clerk, Will be re-
Se,vSo until 6 o'clock y. m. MONDAY.
Aprll 10, 1896, Tor the purchase Of these
bonds, the city reservlng the right To
reject all or any of tho bids.
ommunicatio other than proposals.
should be addressed to "-
c: s. SHERWOOD.
mh3l-tds
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COUPT CALENDARS.

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e. that at the adjournen, 10Th 10Th nar,ies he SUI
io az n,ine he cases and points with the clerk on or
before Wednesday. the 2+th day Of JUNE a, 10 a. M Tn.
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l Of Rosie Brobson No. 49, will Of Joanna H. Garsan
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know that he had gone II was sara nS r''"''
non, member 81 the club last night ina NJ '" s'
~ invit. Major cKlnley to visit; bro'N}' anu '''
he would urge the nominee TO come AZ soon "' ~
could possibly do 80. Mr Bern W." "''""'
turn 10 Brooklyn tomorrow"
Wt~ MCKINLEY a,a- the nrs' man elected as an
honorary member 20 the Union l.cagu" ''u" III
the spring Of 1891. when Congressman FRANCIS H.
Wilson was presiden, OF The club. an honorary '.'''
nor WAS given IN his honor and since N"t '"'e NJ
name has been AZ the head o. the 'h''n ''''h"
honorary lis. In about an hour aiier me h""' We
~. ,,,,,a,ion y,,s received yesterday. big i'I-
,roi, Of Mckinley was suspended In 'front.' ~ me
cluhhouse Throughout the evening the b-'u."H
,as hrlliantly illuminated rom basement 70 io''.
Tho Union Leagues Campaign committee mas "''
nounced that a monster ratification m'e','S -"
h.,d under the clubs auspices on mex 1919 ,
Non; l. ls hoped that several prominent ~
ron OUTSIDE the city VIII be s"'urrl -"ha''' 90
81 Nassachusetts AMI william hioohi'" % 49,"
Work viii receive Invitations 10 "icah.