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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-26
Y. VI. A. &. Notes,

A prayer and praise service, in pre-
paration for the State Convention, will
lie held LII the association rooms this
afternoon at o'clock Mr. Hall will he
present and have charge of the singing
The men of the city are invited, and all
who will join the chorus for the con-
rcntiOn are urged to attend
And still the men members are being
brought III. One hundred and ninety
one applications were received during
the past week. making total of SIG
New men since December The con
test is to close Friday next at 10 o'clock
y. M
The annual auction of periodicals.
etc. will he held on the same evening
as the entertainment
The Blues are called to meet In the
association rooms Monday night at s
O'Clock sharp. and the Reds will meet
in MIR. Morris store at the same time.
We trust the people OF the CITY will
respond readily to the calls which will
b" made upon them In n few DAYS To
provide for the delegates to the com
Ing convention.
Supper will be given on Monday, Feb
ruary 3D. mn.
Our membership has become so large
that we have found II necessary to So
cure Kim Hall for the members month
ly entertainment. The January enter
tainment will be given on Thursday
evening. next The committee have in
preparation first-class programme.
The members. and especially the new
ones, are reminded that their member
snip ticket serves as an admission
ticket for himself and lady
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-26
PORTSMOUTH n E,VYS
a Man Killcd nj pInncr,s Point.

Yesterday morning about 2 O'Clock
Constable Matthews. OF the county, who
Is employed as O Waterman for the
Norfolk and Carolina railroad at Pin
ner's Point, killed a colared man named
Williams. From the best informa ton
we could gain Williams Is employed as
switchman for the Southern road at
this point. and yesterday morning he
began shooting promiscuously up and
down the road. Quite a number of
shots were fired. Mr.. Matthews and
another gentlemen walked to where the
shooting was and found Williams still
shooting. Matthews asked him what
he was shooting around there for His
reply was: None of your business. you
Matthews again spoke to him
when he fired at Matthews. the boil
passing sideways. cutting his watch
chain half Into and hitting him In the
hand. Matthews returned the fire just
as the negro was about to shoot again.
His ball struck the negro in the stom-
ach, killing him Instantly. Matthews
then teicphoned to the Deputy Sheriff
to come out and he would give himself
up, but the Deputy, not being in, this
message was not received until later
on. Coroner Morgan was notified and
Jury was summoned. who rendered a
verdict that the deceased rcame to his
death from pistol wound in the hands
of officer Matthews. but they further
said he was justifiable in the shooting
The negro Williams came here from
City Point short while ago and bears
a bad reputation. All the other negroes
were afraid of him.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-26
In Anybody Responsible?

The above question is frequently ask
Ell about the condition of our streets
1t seems that parties are allowed to do
as they choose with the streets of the
city, and no one is held responsible.
The Nirsinian called especial attention
Yesterday TO hole that had been dug
by the water company on County
street and left there to the danger
OF any one that might get in It. Yes
terday lady and child came near be-
ing thrown out their buggy by the
wheel going In this hole. which Is about
two feet deep. Later n gentleman from
the country with a load got in this hole
and 1t took the combined efforts of six
coi"red men with prys to pull him out,
and then not before the harness on the
horse was all broken to pieces. There
were large number OF persons stand
ing around the place and the opinion of
all was that some one was responsible
for the damages done. If the water
company or any one else digs holes
they should be made to fill them up.
and to put them in safe condition or
else they should be held responsible.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-26
Contrnr- Epwortn Lenrue Meeting

IL the entertainment to be given ut
central M. E. Church on Wednesday
night under the auspices of Epworth
League is fully carried out 1t will be an
occasion long to .be remembered by the
members thereof. The programme is
varied and will interest not only those
VINO nave the,welfilre Of the church at
heart. but It's friends, who are taking
a lively interest In all that concerns its
growth and prosperity. Rev. b. H. Owen
Is to deliver Il short talk on the history
OF Central. No one connected with It
Is more able to do this subject justice
.na maine ne; Tor no one living is better nc
quainted with It's every department,
from the organization In ante-bellum
Gays, down to the present time, and in
the ten or fifteen minutes allotted to
MIN ne VIII pleasantly instruct and not
tire his hearers. The Sunday school will
De handled by the efficient superInten-
dent, Mr.. II. Isuhlkin; what the Bpworth
League has accomplished. by Mr. W. b.
Wilder; the Earnest Workers work, by
MI. ,Thompson; the doings of the Par
sonage Society, by Mr.. Young: prayer
meetings. by Mr.. T. c. Smith; fina noes
Of the church by Mr.. John D. Thomas.
and the good effects of teachers meet
ingS. by MIR. c. w. Morse. The above
Will be intersperscd by singing tsolo)
by Prof. Marble, and u Quartette. 'If
the Waters Could Speak as They Flow"
by Messrs. Marble and Wonnycott and
Misses Hall and Groner. names of them
selves sufficient to draw an audience
wherever announced. To this feast of
reason and flow Of melodious sounds.
enohantingly rendered, will be added
refreshments free. Attend this reunion
of the church. where mind Will be re-
freshed and the senses happily enliven-
ed The following will be found II full
programme:
l. ooXoioST ............. Congregation
z prayer ............ Rev. j. IL. AmlSs
g. Singing-iIymn ISL Congregation
4. History of Central Church,.
.................. Rev. b. H. Owen
5. Singing Vocal Solo ........ Selected
Prof. Marble.
i. Epworth League ....... X. Bohlktn
8. Quartette-"If the Waters Could
Speak as They Flow" 49,.
Messrs. Marble and Wonnycott and
Misses Hall and Grimes.
.. Earnest Workers :. Mrs. Thompson
10. Parsonage Society -. Mrs. Young
II. Singing Observation-Disclosures. Hymn 74S
Choir and Congregation.
~. Prayer Meetings ...... T. c: Elliott
IL. FINANCE .............. j. l., Thonas
"A. Teachers Meeting Geo. w. Morse
10 Miscellaneous '.............. Pa-:ol
l6. Benediction.
II. Refreshments Free.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-26
Further Particulars or the Murder

The Coroner's jury met yesterday
morning and examined the body of
hhomas Cooper. y number of witness
ca were examined. The testimony of
all OF them was that Coltop had a tick
ct OF admission to an entertainment at
Webster's Hall. Cooper asked him to
let MIN see 1t. This Coltop did. Cooper
put the ticket in his pocket and refused
bo return IL to Coltop. and when he in
sisted upon having it Cooper slapped
Coltop In the mouth tx;ice. Coltop then
stepped of. Cooper ran his hand in
his cat Ecckct and said: Il will cut
your throat" at the same time advan-
cling towards Coltop. who pulled out n
pistol and fired. killing Cooper. None
of the witnesses saw knife in Coop
crs hands, but heard him make the re-
mark and saw him advance The jury
ordered an autopsy, which was held
by Drs. Maupin and Holiday, after
which they adjourned until 3 O'Clock on
Monday. Coltop Is In Jail. and Will
nave preliminary hearing shortly
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-26
Religious.

Calvary Baptist Church-Sunday
school at $3.50 q. m: VIM. H. Rodman.
superintendent; preaIohing by the Rev.
j. d. Howell at IL a. m. and by the
Rev. +. S. c. Davis at 80 D. M; Wo-
mans Missionary Society will meet at
y. m. All are cordially invited to be
present.
Court Street Baptist Church-Serviccs
to-day as follows: Sunday school at Q 30
a. M; preaching at II O'Clock by Rev.
w. p. Hines, the evangelist Mr. Hines
will preach at night also at 7:3O. This
church proposes to give the community
the benefit of evangelistic meetings for
several weeks. A cordial Invitation is
extended to all who may attend. People
of all crceds and no creed. of all religious
and of no religion will be welcome
South Street Baptist-Sunday School
at $3.50 n. m, and preaching at IL a. m.
and 1880 p. M, by Mr.. w A. Snyder
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-26
ola MINDS Conycntiou.

The old Maids Convention" to bt
held In kim Hall on February 18th, |!
exciting much comment as well as con
atcrnation among the old bachelors 81
Portsmouth. They know that plans ar,
being laid to catch them In this con
vcntion hail. and they are trembling IL
their boots,
Bachelor. mine: bachelor. mine?
In this dull town of Portsmouth,
Bachelor, mine: bachelor. mine?
VIII you give into their hands
All your money-your lands
And obey all their commands,
Hubby mine, hubby mine?
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-26
The Portsmouth Dc,cpation

The joint committee of the Board of
Trade and City Council which has been
appointed to visit Washington to Sc
cure. If possible, the construction OF a
vessel at this yard is composed of the
following gentlemen: Hon. L. II. Davis,
Mayor; Judge l.. r. Watts. president Of
the Bank of Portsmouth; John H.
Hume, President of the Peoples Bank;
Captain John w. Happier. City Attor-
ncy: c. S. Sherwood, w v. Fl. VIII
ltams. John ]. King. Joseph r. Weaver,
and j. Davis Reed. of the Council.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-26
Norfolk County Court.

Commonwealth vs.. David Robertson;
petit larceny. Fifteen days in jaiI.
Commonwealth VS.. James Allen and
George Halstead; petit larceny; fifteen
days in jail.
Commonwealth KS. Jeremiah Read.
General miSdcmeanor Not guilty.
Retail liquor license was granted to
]. @. Williams and N. Fl. Palmer. to do
business corner of Chestnut and Pearl
streets. Berkeley.
The Will OF j b. Cole was admitted
to record,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-26
Mission Services.

The mission services at Trinity p. F..
Church will close tonight. There will
be three services to-day-,one at IL a.
m, one at p. m. for children. and an
other at s p. m. for grown people.
These services have been of great
value not only to the church but to
this community generally. They have
set a number to thinking. and in course
of time the fruit Of 1t Will come forth.
Mr.. Funston. the pastor of Trinity,
thinks that it has been the most re-
markable service In his experiences
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-26
Rnu over and IkiIIed.

Information reached this city yestcr-
day of the killing of a colorcd man at
Smokey town. in Norfolk county, about
three miles from this city II seems
that drunken colored man tried to
board freight train and was knocked
down and run OVER and killed No
blame could be attached to the railroad.
The remains were sent to his home. We
were unable to learn his name.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-26
Nnvy-ynrd Notes.

The Texas is moved alongside the
Dry Dock ready to be put In on Mon
day. Work will be commenced on her
In a few days.
Six shipfitterS and nine laborers were
discharged last night from the con-
Struction department.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-26
ELIZABETH CITY, N. c

Elizabeth City, N. c.. Jan. 25.-(spe-
citp-Mr; p. G. Potter, OF the Norfolk
and Southern railroad, and wife arrived
here to-day and registered at the Able
marie House. u
Shout q dozen couples Of THE young
people OF the town enjoyed the hospi-
tality OF Miss Maggie JILL at her resi-
denGe, on Water street. last night, in
what was termed Nut Party" A
(tOnfkna,aA
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-26
SUNSHINE and SHADOW
Brighter and Darker Side Of Life as Il
Exists In Highways and Byways.
THE USE OF REVOlVERS is EPIDEMIC
Isis Back Full Of Birdshot-uIon. II.
E.. Maynard Ia the City-Snesk
Condition OF Water Street.-The
Clos;s. of the Fair.

Hon. II. L. Maynard was in the city
yesterday.
There WAS no docket in the Mayors
Court yesterday.
There was no session Of the Hastings
Court yesterday.
Twc white men were arrested last
night for begging on the street.
Attention is called to advertisement
Of rooms for rent. See advertisement.
series of meetings vii be commenced
nj the Court Street Baptist Church to-
night
The Washington committee are wait
ing patiently to receive q summons to
the Capitol.
The quarantine officer. whoever he
may be, does not receive his appoint
ment until March.
The truck stand on County street is
in Il terrible condition. 1t should be
attended to al once.
There will be but one meeting this
weck and that will be the Police Com
missioners Monday night.
The ladics Of the South Street Bap-
fist Church vii give an entertainment a.;
ltirn Hall Tomorrow night.
Mr.. John Green, brother of Colonel
Green. was stricken with paralysis yes-
tcrday at his home in Brighton.
Constable Branch of Nansemond
county, is in the city in search of some
I parties who are wanted in Suffolk.
The soldiers fair Will close about
no, hn"n ,ha s,,o.,os - .Sn,,,, , n"a
been.
There will he Sunday school at the
tn-nnnn ., .o,clocl, All ,-o,,,,r No., ~
in,.itcd
TIrs cuInnnner Of Doc, Crool.
:; T., 49, ~, .;.,. - -
j. Culpapp2r, N Gia2sow stree, eX-
tented
Trio ra.,r,,- cr;r,ir,1 tam, az 40 II,,.,
in-s t,c,,.,t viii bnrin rSah,,i.r,, Tth
There arc several cosr, To come nm ot
,.i, .,,,, $500 ~ ~ 9
81 n;iss IA 1;,,,c,. y ,,ooro IN County
stroct viii criahratn nor en,o,Stea,,tb
ANNIVERSARY b{r.hdov ,AIondov avan.
inw. 9Th nj n n,
ono Of our voi,nr Locomotives orgi-
pcpr. Of ~, (: u.ho it,, :, NJ,
wid1io .trrnt ,,.;l, ia,d cou., ,,,,',
Young IsdI IN Tho ol,,r oa,iy 49,
month.
Mr. +. i. Anderson general nassenror
agent of The SeuroYr,j Air inc r,,turnnd
to rho city Yesterday Ja Ia onn az No
busiest mon rnnuo:.ed Win ,hn So
board Air inc
There will bc , ,nusic,l on1 ,,toror,
entertainments at the residence nf liiss
Powell. 4a3 Columbia street Tuesday
January ~ ISG6 ro,. thn h.no,i, rr ~
Preshyterlnn Church
\ Special grand Jury has been SIM
moned for Monday 10 tr,r Tho s,it M w
g. Johnson vs.. tho CITY of por,amouth
20. injuries received through carclcss
ness Of the sewer controctnrs
There WIS; !, ,,,,tinrn ,nStnr6, e.,
moor. OF the children undrr Tho suner-
vision of Mrs RIdrcod Wahnann which
was well attended, Tho urocrads viii
go towards building n Y Al @ 4 h,,,,,i
ing.
There seems tn he n numhcr of snoot
thieves who are going around stcalina
f:cm offices. The last one rennrtcd wa :
Or. Parl;cr', office They Went T., ,harn
and stole some gloves ana othnr emo II
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-26
CAT HAMMILL'S MONDAY"

Everything Must Go Prior to Stock
TnkinG-One Thousand Yards
Apron Chcck GinGhnns Rt
Four and Three Quar-.
ter Cents Yard,
Worth SO.
One lot Of SC. towels at 3&c. each.
One lot Sc. Hamburg Edgings at 4%c
One lot Csc. dress goods at 39c. a
yard.
One lot 25c. towels at 1sc each.
6O-inch wide table linens former price
SOC. sale price Bic. q yard
N.5o white blankets viii go at 9Sc
n pair.
Csc. Gents ncckties at 1ac.
sl.oo kid gloves at 79c. pair
one lot childrcn's merino vests. worth
Hkc., Will go at Csc. each
One lot gents wool shirts, former
price. size. sale price CSC each.
Sale begins 10 O'Clock tomorrow
tMonday) morning, January 7th. These
prices arc positively for cash.
iAMMlLL'S, 800 High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-26
Sure winners

a splendid all wool, brown mixed
chevlot suit for $3.50, worth $3.50. we
have six lines of the above goods in
different colors. including black, at
same price.
BRESLAUER G. ANTHONY.
ia High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-26
Special saIe-one Day Only.

S375.
Children's Cape Overcoats, were &c.
now 81 JNO. a. MORRIS & CO.
Cash and One-Price Clethier.
BOB High Si rect
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-26
Prepare for the blizzard.

The life cut out OF them Jackets, capes,
blankets and dress goods at
A. J. PHILLIPS,
Under oxford Hall.
I. S. Crawford will sell you good
goods at the lowest prices Call and
furnish your house from my Big Fur
nfture and Carpet House
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-26
Say, Look YIerci

Do You need a suit? If you do stop
at our place and we will save you money.
LEVY q JACOBS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-26

TIC Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser, III plain En-
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ing Physician to the Invalids' Ho-
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Address the Author, as above.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-26

We want to crow over our plush and
corduroy caps.
c. r. WELToN & CO.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-26

7 OOK nERE!-NOTICE!-W I have
clean. fren burning Nut Coal, clean lump
Thaeker Coal for CRATES. The best, Shell
Wood. The best of green Oak Wood also
the, best Of Ash Wood. All guaranteed
to be Of the very best quality at H:ssB.
sons 800 High street. and Minter 6 Bsl..
!ance's, 64 County street, will be pronB4&l
ly attended to. 3ES;
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-26
HORSES, HORSES, HORSES '|:,''.

General Livery, Sale and Exchange.
Stables. Good Drivers. Weddings and
Funerals furnished, Wholesale and Re-S
etc Cord and Slab Wood. Sand. Lime
for s e. corn sb Sonth n and cray
Ing and General Repairing In my builds
ing. 65
Soliciting your orders, am,
Very respectfully. W
0. L. WILLIAMS ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-26
Specials for To-day.

Fine Layer Basins Sc. per pound: fine
large California Irunes. &c. per pound;
pound: Table Peaches three pound cans,
Zoe. per can; Bartlett Pears, three pound
cans 1Oc; per can: Hcnz's Best Sauer
you like good Syrup try our Boyd
Queen Table mt zoe. per gallon-the finest
on the market Also the finest New Or
lenns Molasses ut &C. per gallon
Cracked Grain Java Coffee is still hust-
ling. c. w. HUDGINS e co,
500 Crawford street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-26

ANNA CoNCLAvE NO. 8, HEPTA-
IRE, hereby ordered to assemble ut Elks'
o'siock s sbarnt Sunday ar AZ EyEMING, at Z
W ,S uiyihe worship ut Monumental
nrnn. al brothers are expected to be
p n,n'Iat. Friendship. Virginia and CO.
20 ,,.'t. Sonelnves nre fratcrnally invited
chon S oiuei VI 'iie AT
jn26-lt T. w r,11rrt,,, c.r,,,o
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22s High street.
Alteration Continued y

AS. wo have n few choice articles on
hand IN Furniture, Household Furnish-S
ings. Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Blnnkets, Quilts. ETC., no reasonable offer
will be refused. as we want room for
carpenters to start at work Don't miss
the opportunity. S. LASTINCEs5-G
County st. extended. Portsmouth, Va
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Continued on Eighth Paxe.j
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FOR RENT.

Stores on Crawford street, near the
market, with room dwellings, above. II6I
Several d .sirable dwellings, in good 1os}
cations, at s., 50. $40. $3.50, SCI and s25 per-
month City water and other modern
conveniences. JOHN L. WATSON g9S
309 High street, Portsmouth, Va !
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-08-14
UNDER The SHADOW:

The might to Business and Trade Caused
by the Ainsio aoid standard.
The reports OF the commercial
agencies do not show very healthy
condition of affairs In the United
States undor tho single gold standard
Ihey show, Indeed, thnt all lines nf
business are suffering from the con-
bsnntiy increasing value OF money, or,
what 10 the same thing, the constant
decline In prices
We are under tho shadow of the sim
glo gold standard, and neither husi-
uess and trade nor tho industrial con.
iitions can grow any brighter or bot
ter no long as the contraction OF tho
currency Is going on--so long ns tho
ningle gold standard continues to
measure the products OF labor. There
Gun bc no substantial improvement In
my line 80 long ns prices continue to
inli-nnd this fall must continue until
prices reach the low European levol it
we arc to link our monetary system
with tho system prevailing In tho
Shyloclt-riddcn countries OF tho world
Consequently our busincss men and
mercantile community generally must
not bc surprised 10 find the reports of
The commercial agencies growing
Eioomicr and gloomior week by week.
Against the depressing Influence OF
the single gold standard neither mu-
nscipnl nor individual enterprise can
prevail. Tho cause that pnralyges in-
dustry is bound To pnrnlyEe business.
There is no help for IL. aud no relief
to be found oSoapt In returning To tho
monetary systcm thnt provides IL bimei
tnllic currency for tho people.
The reports of the Commercial aQcnI
cics slow somc very bnd features OF tho
situation. Mills nro closing down for
lack OF ordcrs. other industries aro
running half time. Cotton mnuufac-'
tnrcrs are seeking loans to enable them
to carry their accumulated stock.
Wo shomld say they We're short:
sighted II 1t wcro not true lhnt thou-
sands of mon who ought to know better
are proving every dny that thcy aro
just ma short-Sightcd in their way as
the mill operatives In theirs. For still
we see manufacturers, business men
and merchants lending plc,ised oars to-
the cry OF sound" money. for .ottins
| that In finance, ns we'll ns In simple
arithmetic, from lenve only2. How
can there DO n demand for goods when
tho people have no money TO buzz
Aud how cnn the people who are com
PEELED to buy money with tho prod uuts
OF their labor have money TO eschanRa
for goods when they Gun got only half
AS much for the commodities the Y. sell |?
The operations of the single gold
standard will be thoroughly UNDER
stood by everybody before the country
Is rid of It, ATLANTA Constitution.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-08-14
GRAY HAIR MADE DARK.

saw in your paper n statement that Zu4
lu Vuier would restore any head of hair
color to natural iu three weeks As was
very gray 1 sent for n sample package, and
in less than three weeks my hair was per
fcctly restored TO natural color. My wife's
hair wns liSlt red, aud by using Zulu
Vulier, her hair is now beautiful auburn.
Any one can get n sample package of Zulu
Vulier by sending 81 two-cent stamps 10
Wilson & Co., New Concord, Ohio. and
if it does not restore he hair to ratual
col i'll three weeks they will return your
stamps; itnot only restores the hair to
natu al color, but will stop the hair fall
ling ou' Immediately and is one of the bes {
hair tonics made, and you take the risk,
and if 1t does not sntisfy you perfectly
they will return your stamps
A RAIDER.