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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-24
THE CITY BRIEF.
Minor Matters of interest INFINITELY
Recorded.

Officer Griffin has returned from a
brief vacation In Isle OF Wight.
The boy choir of ST. Paul's Episcopal
Church VIII have an outing at Ocean
View to-day.
James Stiff. colored aged "a. was
drowned on Sunday last In Indian river,
Norfolk county
Mr.. Ambrose NJ. Marye. of Memphis.
is visiting his sister, Miss Belle w. Tun-
stall. N Dr. f. a. Wakes
Mr.. Fl. l.. Page and family will so
down TO their cottage, at Ocean View.
to-day for the summer.
Mr.. a. Mex. Griggs. OF the Pilot, goes
TO Clinton, N c.. this morning on q
short visit 10 his grandmother
supposed grave Sobbery in West
Point Cemetery has caused considerable
talk among the colored people.
Pocahontas Council, Royal Arcanum
will give their moonlight excursion to
Old Point and the capes tonight in OBJ
servance of Royal Arcanum Day.
An excursion from Petersburg arrived
here yesterday over the Norfolk and
Western railroad. and another came in
yesterday afternoon over the same road
from Roanoke.
Mr.. Louis Casabona. a well-known
young Italian citizen, who has recently
graduated in law at the Richmond Col
legc leaves shortly for PhiladeIph!a
where he will practice his profession.
Officer Moore, of the 6. p. C. A., yes
terday issued warrant for James Swift.
colored stable boss for w. T. Irwin.
of the Twin City Express. The charge
Is that he cruelty beat horse in the
stable yesterday morning.
In the severe storm OF Monday truck
house on the farm of Mr.. f. e. Cromwell.
nea! the city, was struck by lightning
and partly burned A number of acci
dents. the result OF tbs storm, are re-
ported. none of them very serious
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-24
HLosr mIs TROUSERS AND VEST.
SERIOUS Mishnp 10 n vrginian at st.
Louis-pciersburgN Notes.

Petersburg, Va, June 23.-(SpeciaD-
Thi' Circuit Court of Petersburg, Judge
Is. A. Hancock presiding, convened this
morning at 10 O'Clock. but no business
ou o, spee'ai tnportance was transacted.
The suit of Il. f. Kidd against the city
oil petersburg and w. IL. Camp. Collec-
tor of CNty Taxes for am alleged Illegal
levy, was continued Ito ,the Sth of Sep
tcmber at which time u special term OF
the Court will be held
Mr.. John Watson of Pe,ersburr and
Mr.. James Alston Cabel, of Richmond
Qualified TO practice law in this Court.
Thc Executives COMMITTEES of the Viz
GINA Normal and Collegiate Institute
met at the Office OF MIR. Thomas G.. Wat-
kihs, In this city, to-day, and elected
gertrude V. Foreman teacher of the
mood school at the Institute for the
ensuing session The new teacher Is
irom Norfolk, is a graduate of the in
stitutc.
One of the gentlemen who uccompa-
hieu the Virginia delegation TO the r. :
publican National Convention at St
Louis had "a pair OF pants and vest stolen
from nm The garments were In his
room Mt the hotel whore he stopped and
wt!, Stolen during his absence.
me anniversary of st. John the Bap-
list which occurs tomorrow. will be
appropriately observed nt night by the
nuferert Masonic lodges of Petersburg
Inc newly elected officers Will be INSTALL
Ell ana there will be "a bountiful spread
ihe store on Sycamore street formerly
occupied by the Southern Expness Com
pany Is being entirely rcmodeled rrbis
store IL owned by the Petersburg Bene-
Nolent Mechanic Association. 'Ths inn
| improvements to be made to 1t will cost
Sl.5oo. The plate glass for the front
windows arrived here to-day When tho
| mp 'oVements ana completed THE store
VIII be occupied by Buchanan Bros.
jewelers. OF this city.
| judge Hancock to-day appointed Mr..
| george Mason one of the Court Commits
| sloners In Chancery as examiner of ,,ec
oins ior the Second judicial Circuit.
Mr. Mason at once qualified and gave
nohd In the penalty OF $1,000. and took
me REQUIRED oath. Judge Hancock to-
| uay BHanted Mr.. NJ. G.. Mason a license
TO practice law. Mr.. Mason Is n cousin
OF Mr.. George Mason, CNy Attorney of
| Petersburg. -
Mr.. James Rahily and Mr.. Robert C.
hhinartin We're examined to-day by
JudGc hancock for the practice of law.
| hoth passed very satisfactory examina-
.i"i.s, put before being granted license
| W practice law each of them will have
10 stand an examination before another
| Judge Mr.. kilmartin IL one of the depu-
| 'ies 10 city Sergeant Charles Watson
| MI robert Gllliam clerk OF fhe courts
| VI Pctersburg. has been appointed b,.
',.o 'oNcrHoT OF North Carolima commits
sioner or afiidavits for this Skate Mr.
Gillian received notice of his appoint .
fed ee quaii-
Az. D. E. Spotswood, while crossing the
raiiroad on Washington street TODAY
sllpped and fell. He received a, painful
cut on The nose. ''''- VI
Mr. George Rushmore, employed at
hidd d Thacker's fruit factory, got hls
hand caught in circular saw today
ana three of his fingers are cut off.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-24
WEATHER AND CROPS.
Many Sections Report TOO Heavy
Rainfall.


Washington. June 23.-Following are
extracts from the summary of the
weekly weather crop bulletin of the
Agricultural Departments:
Nirginia-Rlchmohd- still eX-
cessive In Eastern half of State and
farm work much delayed In Western
half the conditions are more favorable.
The wheat harvest generally finished
and the oat harvest and haying are in
progress. Corn in excellent condition.
Tobacco blooming; potatoes improving.
No:th Observation-Disclosures
rains. excessive in Northeast portion;
also damage by hail in four counties;
much complaint of lice stopping growth
of cotton, and of chinchbugs in corn;
topping tobacco begun: sweet potatoes
very fine: outlook would be improved by
a week of warm, dry weather.
South Clrolina.-Columbi bia--W eather
favorable for growth and cultivation,
and crops generally clean. Corn never
more promising. Lice and cool nights
:etard cotton development, but with no
permanent injury apparent; cotton con-
tinues in advance Of season; tobacco,
rice, melons. cane and peas greatly i'm
proved; fruit continues to drop heavily.
a-Atlantal-Except complaint
of drought and cotton lice In some locali-
ties, the weather has been favorable. All
clpps progressing nicely; cotton bloom
ing: wheat and oats about harvested,
and corn generally laid by.
Florida-Jacksonville Weather dur
ing week generally satisfactory; mai ld: d
Improvement in condition of corn; cot
ton and all farm products in many sec
tions corn laid by; fruit crop better than
expected: melon shipments general: la
conte peaches go forward n;Nt week
orange trees making gratifying growth.
Alabama a-Montgomery: Cool and
cloudy week; heavy, and In places, dam
agingIgainS, suspended work: hail caused
damage in Coosaw and Chiffon counties;
cotton grassy making too much stalk,
and being injured by lice: corn and cam,
doing weM. buzz all crops need warmth
and sunshine
ssissippi-VickSbuig Crops injured
by continued drought In Delta and North
ern portion of the State: complaints OF
lice, blight and rust on Gotten; corn dam
aged by drought locally; condition of all
minor crops variable.
Louisiara-New Orleans: Rainfall in
adequate; Daddy distributed in north
portion. and corn, gardens and pastures
damaged over large area; cotton stand
ing droughtbettdr, and is fruiting well.
but needs rain; cane and rice improved
but rios needs more dain: haying COM
menced.
TeXas-Galveston: Drought becomes
more severe; cotton suffering to some ex
tent In all portions of the State; cotton
crop is suffering most over northwest
portion, wh.re that planted late is dry
Ing up; drought has seriously injured
corn. much of which is too fa. advanced
to be improved: rain is badly needed
over the east coast region for rice.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-24
BY REQUEST
VIII Continue Our Slaughter sale
Monday and Tuesday.

Slaughter sale prices for about two
days. Silks worth soc. now csc. silks
worth I5c, now 49c; silks worth 81 On
now G9c. Black Serge worth 81 25 nov
6sc; serge worth soc. now sic: navy bh,a
ana black serge worth 30c. now 1SN q
SIX Warp Henrietta worth $500. now
s125; SIX Warp Henrietta wort5 81 20
now $1.0O; SILK Finished Henrietta worth
SI12c, now 5Sc: Henrietta worth 75c. now
49c. Fine French SiclNan Black worth
1.50, now 9sc; Blue ana Black Sicilisn
worth sl.26, now 75c; SlcilIan worth 81 no
now 69c. Mohaa for skirts from l3Ihc
up to $l.00. Towels worth Sc. now 3t. .
Towels worth 1Oc. now &c; Damask Tow,
els worth 40c, now 25c; Towels worth 3oc
now 19c. Bargains in Damass Napkins
and Towels. Sheeting worth zoe, now
15c: Shee.dng worth 25c, now lie. Twill
ed Cottons worth Sc, now Sc. Duck ana
Satnes worth l0c and l2lac, now &c am
yards of Dim!ties worth &C. to close rs, .,
Dimities worth Sc nmd 10c, to close az q
odd lot Lad!ss' Collars and CuT's wnrth
l5c and 2Oc, to close only &C. SHIT Waist
from l9c TO $500. Odd lot of Muslin I'm
derwear al half price. Great reyluct,on
in all goods. Call on above DAYS and
save money. II. A. SAUNDERS
li2 Main Street
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v. NJ. 4. commencement.

Lexington, Va. June 23.-The exercises
at the Virginia Military institute to-day
wsre essentially military. Mayor j. p
Sanger, OF the Inspector General Divi-
sion United States Army, held review
and inspection of the corps of cadets.
There was also competitive company
drill. signal and artillery drill and ex-
animation of this first class on theoreti-
cal courses. lie passed the highest en-
oomnms on their military appearance
and their high proficiency. He Will con-
tlnne the inspection tomorrow in the
other departments. Ths Board of Visi-
tors passed only routine work to-day.
Ihe final german took place in the auth
let!e hall, under the Jackson Memorial
Hall. tonight. and was brilliant affair,
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Terseiy Told.

Colon, June 23.-Advices received from
Georgetown, British Guiana are to the
effect that the Demerara Official Gazette
publishes an ordinance appointing GER
tain Indians In the interor, captains and
con=tahles with % uniform commission
and salary The object is TO check the
encroachments of their nefghbors.
London, June 23.-The government has
received n cablegram from Georgetown.
British Guina. confirming the ieport of
the capture by the Venezuelans Of the
British civil engineer, Harrison, who Is
now detained at the Venezuelan, oppo-
site Yuruan.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-24
IN THE LrGHTN1NG's FLASH
Came Death During u Terrific Thun.
der storm.

New Orleans. June 2S.-Worl comes
from Kenner, a station. ten miles North
on the Illinois Central, that o. terrific
storm of wind. lightning, and rain pass
ed over that town this morning about
eight O'Clock. Il. ". Cartehay, a tele-
graph operator, was standing in the
front door at his boarding house watch
ing the storm when a bolt of lightning
struck the easement OF the door and
knocked Cartehay back into the hall.
where he fell dead. He was not struck
bu, was killed by the terrible CON
cussion of the lightning. which struck
within foot or two of him. The unfor-
tunate man is a Stranger, and except a
sister. living in Montana, whose ad-
dress is unknown, he has never spoken
of his relatives.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-24
sale of the Macdonald TracE.

The sale of the tract of land situated
on the line of CRANKY street extended
and near the City Park, known as the
Macdonald tract, was consummated
Monday, when the deeds went to record,
the consideration being $15o,000 There
are 1T acres in the tract. and the plir-
chasers are the Park Place Company.
OF which M. T. Black Is the President,
and Mr.. w. D. Pender is attorney.
1t Is the intention of the company to
lay out and grade the property at once
under plans made BY Graham & Riddle.
Civil Engineers, for which purpose the
sum OF $4,000 will be expended. IT is
said that the erection of some ten or
fifteen dwellings will be commenceti on
the property within the next fifteen
days.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-24
1T is PROBABLY A FAKE
A Letter from Gen. Lee Crlticislng SPANS
Course Towards the Cuban Rebels.
HIS BROTHER SAYS IT'S ALL A FORGERY
Reports to the Surgeon General of
the Marine Hospital Show Terri.
BILE Increases OF Deaths frons Com
tngious Diseases I'm the island No
Quarantine Regulations Enforced.

Washington, June 23.-The Tublica tion
of an alleged letter said to have been
written by Consul-General FitZhugh Lee,
at Havana, to "a relative in this CITY,"
(name not given), is regarded by State
Department officials with grave suspicion.
Until the identity of the relative is estab-
l?shed they refuse to believe that Consul
General Lee, charged with important
semi-diplomatic duties, can have discuss
ed public matters of, such grave impor-
tance through the medium of private cor
respondence. and 1t is certainly regarded
as incredible that he could have author
lied the publication of his letter. Until Of
ticial confirmation Is received from Con-
sul-General Lee that he has done so, the
story VIII be treated by the department
as nm invention.
The letter referred to discusses the
situation in Cuba In about the same terms
OF condemnation of the Spanlards ana
laudation of the Cubans as have been
adopted by many newspaper correspond
ents favorable to the Cuban cause during
the past few months. The alleged letter
so exactly comedies with what has been
published from the pens of these CORES
pondents that IT might easily have been
written in Washington. II adds nothing
to the general stock of information upon
the situation ip Cuba, and it's value, If
genuine, consists of the semi-otcal con-
firmntion IL gives of the published stories
of incredible Spanish brutality and Cuban
sacrifices. heroism and success.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-24
Rnvoees of Contagious Diseases.

Washington, June 23.-Eeports to the
Surgeon-General of the Marine Hospital
Service from the United States Sanitary
Inspectors in Cuba, show terrible In
creases of denths from contagious dis
eases in the island. DR.. Camincro, the Of
ficial ut Santiago. writes that small pox
is raging epidemically, and the cases
creaS,nE daily. There are no precautions
to keep the island isolated, and wakes
over the corpses are of daily occurrence.
Yellow fever has decreased somewhat,
and there are only two deaths reported
this week. Malarial affections are of the
most deadly character and very common.
The American Consul at Sagun La Grande
reports that yellow fever is on the in
crease among the troops at that point
and from Cienfuegos the Consul reports
- deaths from small poX and Increasing
yellow fever for the past week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-24
THE &. l.. U.
An Important Meeting was Held
Last Night,

The meeting of Central Labor Union
OF Southeastern Virginia last evening in
Labor Hall was largely attended and
enthusiastic one. President Edgar Keefe
presided over one of the most interest
ing sessions in the history of the organi-
cations. Credentials were received from
number of new delegates.
The announcement of election of off,
GERS proved to be premature, as under
the constitution of the body this event
Will not occur until the July meeting.
MIR. c. G. Houston, secretary of the
Joint Committee on State Labor Fedora
ton, submitted a report showing shat
upwards OF forty delegates from various
parts of the State had been elected, with
every Indication of the meeting which
Will probably occur the last week in July.
being a great success. The vote of the
body favoring Newport News as the
convention place was leconsidered and
Richmond voted for instead, It bsing the
opinion shat a central point would tend
to larger attendance.
The report of the Labor Day Commit
tee brought out lively discussion in
which the lessees OF THE various priyi-
leSes at Ocean View came in for a large
amou? of criticism. as the committee
complained that they had been treated
with scant courtesy upon their several
visits TO that place in endeavoring to
arrange for the excursion and picnic to
that resort. In view of the report sub
m!tted II was decided not TO hold the
festivities at that place and the com
mTtltee was instructed to confer with til o
Virginia Beach and Port Norfolk peo-
pie. 1t is expected t[hat fully 10000 peo-
pie will participate in the Labor Dav
celebration, as 1t Will he made a State
affair and excursions run in over all the
railroad and steamboat Zines. The
Richmond, Roanoke and Newport News
labor organizations VIII come in body
and take part In the parade preceding
the picnic.
The state of trade report was as fol-
lows: Ctgarmakers, fair; printers, good
tailors, dull; plumbers. fair: bricklayers.
dull: machnists, good; boilermakers and
shipbuilders, good; oystermen, dull;
plasters, ordinary.
The recording secretary submitted his
annual report. showing that twenty-one
regular and special meetings had been
held during the year and that double
the number of unions were afiiliating
with the central body as against one
year ago. and four unions mad been Or
ganized in that time.
The report of Treasurer And1us show
ed the finances or the organization to be
In a healthy condition despite the, un-
easness over the gold and silver aues-
ton in POLITICAL circles.
a resolution was adopted declaring IL
to be the sense of the Central Labor TN
lon that positions under the municipal
government requiring practical mechan-
les should be flned by practical men
and members OF labor unions.
Newest Discovery"-Ext. teeth; no
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-24
To Re Taken to Raleigh.

Police Captain Ladd will leave to-
morrow for Raleigh with Ed. Mayo, d
lunaic, who has been confined in the
city jail for some time. The young man
escaped from an asylum at Raleigh
some time ago. and was arrested In this
city, and declared by commission to be
a lunatic. Having come from Nortfl
Carolina the asylum authorities I'm this
State refused to receive him, and CORES
spondence between the two States has
brought an offer 10 take him back In
the Raleigh asylum.
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HANGED TO A TREE.
hohheSseeans Visit Justice Upon n
Negro Priaoner.

Nashville. June ga special to the
sun from Trenton, Tenn, says:
me negro who was brought here some
weeks ago and lodged in Jail for safe
Keeping having been charged with Grim
maj assault In Weakly county. was
uakeh from the jail this morning at !
O'Clock and hanged to tree one mile
rom rom Town; The mob was from Weakly
county and none were masked
They were net expected and No ono 4,
toWh knew OF the lynching except The
]aiior and the night police until the nen-
PIE began TO stir this morning. IT 10
learned that a number of the mob re
known known and indictments Will follow al
the next term of court. "'
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Probably Landed.

Tampa, Fla June 23.-The steamer
Commodore, which left Charleston for
this port last "Wednesday. with a cargo
of arms arrived to-day. When searched
by customs officials no arms were found.
Captaia Morton explaining that heavy
weather forced him TO throw the muni-
tions overheard. 1t Is believed how
ever. that the munitions ARE now in the
hands of the Cuban insurgents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-24

Madrid, June PA dispatch TO the
1mpaAcial from Havana says that an eX-
petition consisting of 200 Americans and
a quantity of dynamite and q number of
Mauser rifles, landed a few days ago
near Cardenas. They We're attacked
by n Spanish force and compelled to re-
treas. The Spaniard$ captured the mu-
nitions of war and are in pursuit of the
nlibuSterers
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To Boom Bland.

st. Louis. June 23-Free silver and
6iano.s boom are to receive an impetus
from Missouri oratory. The Bland cam.
paign fund has grown to working no
portions, and n stumping tour was
mapped out at a silver meeting yester-
oay The circuit includes Texas. Ohio
and Illinois
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$4,000 SHORT.
The Cashier OF n Charlotte Rank is
Behind.

Charlotte. N. c.. June 23.-Archibald
Brady, cashier OF the Charlotte Loan
and Savings Bank. has shortage on
his books of about $4,000. 1t has been
made good by Mr.. Bradys relatives. and
he has been removed ars cashier and the
solvency of the bank Is not affected in
the least.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-24
Gold Rea.rya

Washington. June 23.-The Treasury
gold reserve at the close of business
to-day stood at S102, 1853 The davis
Withdrawals We're SIC, 600.
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oen. lees nrotherDcmiesn.

Fredericksburg, Va, June 23.--Consul-
General Lees brother, Capt. Dan NJ. Lee.
of Stafford county, Va, who is in constant
correspondence with his brother, denies
emphaticlly that Gen. Lee has written the
private letter concerning Cuban affairs,
reported I'm the morning papers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-24
Movements of Naval ycssc,s

washington. Junk 23-1'he Yamic
sailed from Montevideo for Uruguay
river. The training ship Essex arrived
at Lisbon to-day.
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Mrs. Fleming Not Guilty.

New York, June 23.-JThe jury in tha
case or Mrs. Fleming, charged with the
murder OF her mother, Mrs Bliss. to-
uay returned verdict of Not guilty."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-24

$50 decorated toilet SET at cost.
JOHNSTON CHINA COMPANY,
29. 81 and SO CRANKY street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-24

China dinner sets at cost.
JOHNSTON CHINA COMPANY,
20. 81 and 33 CRANKY street.
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velerinnr, Mcalcn1 Aasocintla,,.

Tine Virginia State Veterinary Medical
Association meets in Norfolk this morn
ing at the office OF Dr. Faviile. No. 80
Plume street. and will be in session all
day. A great deal of important business
will come up for disposal. and many
cipal among which will be a pager en-
titled Tuberculosis of Cows and ITS.
Relationho the Milk Supply of the City. u
Sensational Dry Go6ds Selling ns
Levy Rros.
Cheap buying and cheap selittifs mas ases
us ever busy store. All the sncoinll
prices advertised Sunday run baia isoe. a.
week. s 3
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Newest Discovery"-Ext teeth; no
p.G. N. Y. D. Rooms. Ennis. l62 Mas:
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IT 1s TRUE

Norfolk has destiny with caSs.
tai ID, her advantages are EeStiHs
known to the world, and this being
true, rapid progress viii follow for
cities grow or languish as do tndtyls;
dual enterprises In proportion Co
the amount OF advertising they re-
possible in Il day, almost, ia these,
telegraphic times-with advertising.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-16
CONVERSATIONS.

cison hath thousand acres.
Ne'er a one have 1.
tison dselleth In a palace
la a cottage l.
leon hath dozen fortunes.
Not penny /.
tst the poorer of the tsain IA
eieon and not I.
leon, trne, possesseth acres.
but the landscape /.
hsI .be charms 70 me il yisldeth
Money cannot bay:
leon harbors sloth and dullnsss
ffsshsning sigor /;
ne Ia velvet. in iasiain--
Richer man ain |.
sison is a slave 20 grandeur.
Free as thought am T.
leon lees a seorv Of doctors.
Need oi none have
wealth surrounded, care eayi,n.,S
1lsoh feaEs 10 die,
bath iaay eotne, he'll hnd me ready
Happier man Rm |.
Coca sees NO shaEms Ia Mature
In = daisy l.
Aieen hears no sn,bems ringing
lSiAt the ssa aud sky;
NetatF sihss 10 me FOREVER
Earnest listener,
STATE ioF state. sith an attendants
Who would change Not |.
CaARIgs MAegAY