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The evening times., 1897-09-10
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

Stocks covered mile in minute 35 e. 8
seconds at the Crystal Palace, London, last
Wednesday.
Ornament and RequItal VIII probably
meet aGainin weight for agerace in some
future stake.
Byron McCleiIand raced seven furlongs
at Oakley wednesda yin .26, which equals
the track record.
The English cricket team which is 10
play at Staten Island on Monday, is ex
pected to arrive at New York tonight.
There will be sparrow shooting sw eep-
stakes at Fortsde Inn, on the Bethlehem
PIKE, Pa, Saturday afternoon, Septem
Der IL.
The five-mile match race for $500 be
tween E. W -Hiertberg and George B.
Tinclair, viii take place at Ambrose Park,
Brooklyn, on October 2.
The fan meeting at McGrann's Park,
Lancaster, Pa, takes place September 20
and Fl. Purses amounting TO 81, ,o25 VIII be
distributed at the wire.
Secretary Sheridan Clark, of the Cres-
cent City Jockey Club, has announced that
$4,000 viii be distributed in stakes at
New Orleans In the course of the coming
winter and spring. The stakes viii range
invalue from 81, 600 to 81. 600, the M ostval-
uable prize being the Crescent City Derby
for three year-olds, to bedecided earl yin the
spring.
The evening times., 1897-09-10
SUICIDE OF r. t. BRAY.
Body Found Hanging to the Door OF
His House in Danville.

Danville, Va, Sept. 10.-R. T. Bray, aged
thirty six years. was found dead in his
house in this city. yesterday. A rope sus
pended bis body from the top OF door
frame, and from the condition of the bod Y
the suicide must have been committed
early in the week.
Afr. Bray was born in Halifax county,
Va, and was q graduate of the Blacks
burg Agricultural and Mechanical College,
now the Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Afterward he pursued a special course in
mechanics at the Stevens Polytechnic In
stitute, Hoboken, N. j. Then he went to
Texas, where, until he came to Danville.
a year ago, he was instructor In mechanical
engineering at the Agricultural and Me
chanicdl College Of Texas.
1t is believed that business troubles had
unsettled his mind.
The evening times., 1897-09-10
FANATICS USING EXPLOSIVES.
Government Foes i'm Argentina Fight
Troops with Dynamite Bombs.

New York, Sept l0.-A herald dispatch
from Buenos Ay-cs says: A telegram from
Rio JanelrO, Brazil. states that news has
reached that city to the effect that whole
companies of Brazilian troops were de-
ebroyed in tile last engagement with the
fanatics at Canudos.
The rebels used dynamite with great CT
feet when the government troops approach
ed to attack. aud great number Of soldiers
were killed by the explosions
The fanatics now occupy impregnable po-
sitions at CAnudos, and the government
troops arc helpless. Gen Oscar, who is in
command Of the government forces, will
suggest TO the minister of war that Canudos
be besicged aud the fanatics driven out 10y
hunger. He says it would be foolish 10
attack them, as the fanatics have placed
scores of dynamite bombs in the ground
around their positions, which can be ex-
ploded.
The evening times., 1897-09-10
Che ~ Nime9
City Brevities.

The price OF sugar is soon to be raised
Another half cent a pound.
Mrs. CHARLES Reilly, wife of the third
baseman of the Washington team, is very
I'll of congestion Of the lungs.
Commissioner of Pensions, II. Clay
Evans after OH absence Oh account of i'll
ness, was at his office yesterday again.
g,he newly elected officers OF the Sover-
eign Council OF the Sons of Jonadab win be
Installed this evening at No. 623 Louisiana
avenue.
The twenty-siNth annual session of the
Sovereicn Council of the Sons of Jonadab
net last evening at No. e23 louisiana ave
nue. There was large attendance Of dele-
gates.
The short bicycle spiu out East Capitol
street anu around Lincoln Park at Eleventh
street is a most popular one for clerks
and ladies who do not care for run to
the country.
Benton Halstead was yesterday REIN
stated as copyisJ at the Pension office at
q salary of $500 per annum. Mr.. Hal
stead was remuvcd from office by the last
Admin istratioa.
A mass OF the lower bTdUCtitS VI Aht
trees is hetng cut away ia Lincoln Park
today. with the result that for the first
time since the leaves came this spring il is
possible To see through the park.
Mr.. A. NJ. Lawson, master workman Of
ID. A. No. SO, K of l., was last evening
chosen a delegate TO represent his assembly
at the general convention OF the order, TO be
bold at Louisville in November next
A valuable horse owned Toy DR.. William
Woodward Cstaped or was stolen last night
frotn his stable III the alley between Four
and-a-half and Sixth streets. Dr. Wood
ward intended to ship the animal to the
country today.
Rev Alexander Kent, who conducts the
services Of the Peoples Church, at Typo
graphical Temple. opposite the Pension
Office, on g street. las secured for the
morning of Sunday. September IL, Mr..
Jau.cs Paxton Voorhees,, who Will de-
liver his successful lecture and monOlogue,
''Ou of the Past" Mr.. Voorhees, is a son
of the late Senator and has ass umed some
thing of his fathers unfnis he'd lecture
course. The lecture win be free and viii
begin at 11:15 a. m.
For Mint Juleps: Chr. XandeTis Gold
Medal Rye, 65c. qt. SoS 9TH. 1T
Can you guess it? 10000. se10-5t
The evening times., 1897-09-10
CHARGES AGAINST BARRIos.
President of Guatemala Accused Of
Ordering Assassinations.

San Francisco, Sept. 10--Private ad-
vices just received in this city from Gua:e-
mala state that President Barrics, who
recently declared himself dictator, is &c
cused by his enemies of having had several
prominent citizens killed because he thought
they were not in sympathy with him. Be
sides these, 243 men of more or less prorai-
nence, it is said, were assassinated by his
order.
Barrios is very unpopular because VI lis
recent high-handed action and crueIties
There is a demand that Prosper Moralei,
q lawyer and former minister of war, be
chosen to succeed him. To prevent this
Barrios will call a session OF the Assem-
bly, il order to have himself coufirmea as
dictator II he is successful war IL almost
certain, because the country win not lon e
er submit to his oppression.
The country is In q bad way both finan-
cially and politically. Last wqash the
following failures were reported red lco
Chacon, Ss00,000; Lorenzo Eissen. 81 .z01 :
600; Enrique Mentze. 81 800. 600. Ascs,H &
Co., ST 900 600; Bauer q Co. $500, 600,
ard Victor Matthews. $1,000, zoo.
All of these houses have been extensively
engaged in the expectation of coffe. an q
other Central American products and the
Importation Of merchandise. Besides, a
great number of firms have gone under for
less amounts. Tire total is nearly SS, 900, :
600, but this represents Central American
money, which is much depreciatedin value.
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AMONG THE BOXERS.

Peter Maher is giving boxing exhibitions
throughout the English provinces.
William, d ggs. coiored, is in Philadelphia
visiting to box any 150-pound man in The
country.
Frank Patterson, the Brooklyn feather
wei giit boxer, is anxious to arrange a match
with any 22 pound man in the business.
Kid Mcfarland has received an Offer
from the Olympic Athletic Club of Buff alo
20 meet Jack Daley. of Wilmington, during
the last week in September. The club will
hang up big purse.
Mike Sears, of Boston, has been matched
to boz Frank ZImpber, of Buffalo, before the
Olympic Athletic Club of the Bison Cit 5
on September IL This viii be one of the
preliminary bouts that will precede the
Erne Becker fight
Billy O'I-onnell, of Memphis, and Eddie
Curry, of New YORK, are TO meet In the
main bout at the South Beach Athletic
Grub boxing show next Tuesday night Joe
Bearnsten and Fred Wright will meet IN
the Introductory bout.
A San Francisco dispatch says: The Ma
tional Club has wired Kid Mccoy, chal
lengins him to meet Joe WaIcott in this
city. IT Mccoy does not care to accept, she
offer is open to Tommy Ryan Any weight
is acceptable To Walcott's manager, Thomas
O'Rourke 1t looks now as il the Walcot5
Lavigne match is off. Lavigne would moi
agree to the weight proposition. O'Rourkf
wanted his man TO weigh 81 pounds at s
O'Clock. while Lavigne insisted on ring
side weight of 1877 pounds. On this differ
ence they SPLIT. Eddie Connolly. of New
Brunswick, states that il he is successful
The evening times., 1897-09-10

II tine washingtons had put up the
came kind of game earlier in the season
that they have been during the past two
or three weeks, the baseball fans all over
the country would be trying to figure out
the margin by which the Senators would
win the pennant, instead of Baltimore or
Boston.
Washington seems to have forgotten how
TO lose, and for tile third consecutive
time they s,alped the Indians, yesterday q
game being won by a narrow margin.
Tebeau's tribe at present are acting like
a lot of squaws, and when met by the same
kind of tactics as employed by Chief
Oliver, they lose all their fighting quail
tier and pine for the seclusion OF their wig
wams.
The Senators won because of timely stick
work. Although the Indians outbattetl the
home team, the visitors hits were more
scattered
The Cleyelands play their farewell ell
gacement with the Washington team this
afternoon, and the pitchers win probably
be anes and Cuppy. AS this is the last
regular ladies day but one, the fair fans
will no doubt turn out in force.
Tomorrow the Yellow Reds, 'otherYi
known as Bucks Braves, will open the
concluding series Of the season OF 1897
in this city. As it makes little difference
to Cincinnati whether taey win or lose. 50
far as their stancing is concerned, the
Senators should strengthen their hold on
sixth place to such an extent before lie aving
home as TO insure a place in the first
division at the windup.
Yesterdays score r. II. r.
Washington -...2 4 o oo-S IL =
Cleveland e.. ..32 o01ll0-S 3
Batteries Mercer and MCGUIRE, Powell
and ZiulIner. Umpire-Carpsnter.
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B. & Q. BULLETIN.
REDUCED RATES.

Atlantic City and return, So. Special
train, 3 p. m. Saturday, September IL, and
$50 a. m. Sunday, September II. Tickets
good returning on all regular trains
up TO and Including Monday, Sep
fenber 13. Capital Traction and
Metropolitan street railway lines
viii operate in ample time for the 6:30 a.
m. train.
Atlantic CityandC Cape May, S5 for 1oa. IN.
and IL noon trains Friday and Saturda y
next; good TO return until following Tues
day.
Baltimore and return, 81; going and re-
turning on all trains Sunday next, Sep
ternber IL.
Baltimore and return, S1.25; Saturday
and Sunda y ne xt; tickets good TO return until
Monday.
Bay Ridge and return, so cents. Sun
day next, closing day.
Columbus. Ohio and return, $12.75 for
the round trip. September 10, 20 and 21;
good 10 return until 27th, inclusive; ac-
count national encampment U. V. L.
se9-e, ,sel0-ein
The evening times., 1897-09-10

my boy cane home from school one
day with his hand badly lacerated and
bleeding, and suffering great pain" says
kr. E. j. schall, with Meyer Bros Drug
Co., ST. Louis. Mo. II dressed the wound
and applied Chamberlain Pain Balm freely.
All pain ceased, and in a reEnarka bly, short
time il healed, without leaving scar.
For wounds, sprains. swellings. and rbeu-
matisru, know of no medicine or prescrip-
tion equal 10 it. consider it a house
hold necessity" The % and 50-cent sizes
FOR sale by Henry Evans, Wholesale and
Retail Druggist, 93s street aud Con-
necucut avenue and S street northwest,
and laps Maryland avenue northeast.
The evening times., 1897-09-10
CONTEST OF wREsTLERs.
Mcmillan, of New York. Defeated
by Mcleod, of Iowa.

Indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 10. o.-Lovers oi
sthietics were crazy last night over the
wrestling bout between Duncan A. Nc
MILAN, OF New York, and ID an Mcleod, OF
Iowa. catch as catch can. Farmer Burns
was referee.
The Grand Opera House was crowded.
Mcleod won the first boutin 16 q min
utes with half Nelson, and double Eng.
lish cross-lock; the second, in II minutes
with a half Nelson and left-handed Eng
lish double crosslock. and the fourth and
final fall In I 8 minutes with half Nelson
Mcmillan took the third in 10 l-2 minutes
with half Nelson, ne-ha1f Hammer
and double-ieg lock.
Mcleod weighed lee and Mcmillan l94.
The latter made many friends by manly
speech, saying he had been fairly beaten.
The evening times., 1897-09-10
The Grand Views Won.

The Grand View Baseball Club defeated
the Washington team in weIl-pla yed
game by the scSre OF 8 to5 The features Of
the game were the battery work OF Chisu,
and Woodey and the hating and fielding of
Sherman. Beach and Morrison. OF the Grand
Views, and the ail-round play OF Hussey
for the visitors. The Grand Views would
like to hear from all teams in the District.
Address challenges to William Shipman,
Chprrydale Postoffice, Alexandria county.
va.
The evening times., 1897-09-10
WASHINGTON Law and CLAIMS COMPANY


Rooms & z, 472 La. ave. NV.
This company VIII purchase Real Estate,
che title to which 8 defective or In dis
pute, or Will clear up said titles for the
owners Will pay back taxes at q discount.
Will furnish bonds in criminal and civil
cases. Will act as receiver, assignee,
guardian, or trustee. VIII prosecute claims
OF all kinds and will BUY AND SELL such
as are aSsignahie-
Street and Steam Railroad Accfdens
Cases a Speciality. No charge for Consul
tatioD. Financial Assistance Furnished tn
Litigants on Reasonable Terms.
Telephone SO.ll1S. JOHN q SLATER
5yl-tf President
The evening times., 1897-09-10
Mems Furnishings

complete line of new goods in mems
belongings.
We have made a deal for 1 900 dozen
OF Mems Unlaundered White Shirts, which
give US chance to offer the best White
Shirt on the market today--three styles,
but only two prices.
Our No. 900 Shirt is madeof Utica Bleach
ed Muslin, the bosom, cuff and neck band
are finished with 2l00 shirting linen, the
mt and finish represent the best care.
No shirt in the world selling at soc can
beat this one which we are sell
NIB az . DC
No. $40 hirt is madeof Non pareiI BE acn-
ed Muslin, with finer grade of linen for
bosom, cuff and neck band; mas paten staya
and gussets: buttonholes all worked By
hand The sizes are L to 16- Our
No. $40 Shirt is made Of Tv-t- TDsauty
Bleached Muslin; opens both back and from G.
has the same fit and finish as No. 3i0,
the same gauge of sizes, and selling
also at . . =. .. >. Eno
The Joseph Fowler Shirt is known from
Maine To California for its beauty. fit and
wear. We closed out his sample line rep
resenting 72 dozen Of fancy bosOms, with
white bodies, handsomely laundered, In
plain and pleated bosoms, The patterns
are the newest designs for fall Swell
things, as well as neat effects are shown
Regular 81 and S1.25 value. Our re-
uuScu phiCc - 30
We have our entire line of Fail Under.
wear in stock Sample lines OF every mak
on sale. Ours represent ever make know
to the trade; from the cheapest TO ths
finest are shown.
MEMS Furnishing Department, Main
Building.)
OPEN UNTIL 8 P. NJ ON SATURDAY..
The evening times., 1897-09-10
'INDIANs sCAlPEl AGAIN
Senators Took the Third Straight
From Cleveland Yesterday.
LAST OF TEBEAUITES TODAY

Statesmen and Reds Begin the Com
GLIDING Series I'm This City To-
morrow-James and Cuppy Will
Probably Pitch This Afternoon.
Ladies' Day.
The evening times., 1897-09-10

Greatest Bargain of the Year
$500 to Atlantic City and return No
change of cars-Finest eQuipment-Two
full days at the shore. Penns yivania
Railroad n ext Saturday and Sunday.
ee9- St
The evening times., 1897-09-10
Your Fall Hat

Whether it Is Derby or an
Alpine, can be bought OF US at a
saving of 81 to s. from hat store
prices. All standard blocks in
ali the newest colors are here.
One Of the best Hat values we
ever saw is our s. DERBY-S3 is
the very least they can be bought
for elsewhere. All sizes In both
black and brown.
Fall Neckwear-a superb line.
Best we ever had.
ROBINSON & CHERRY CO.,
10Th and r SITS. n. w.
The evening times., 1897-09-10

To Atlantic City, via Pennsylvania Ra A.
road. The only way TO reach Atlantic City
without change OF carsie via Pennsylvania
Sunday. seo-aA
The evening times., 1897-09-10
Austraiia's Wheat Surplus.

Sydney, n. 6. W, Sept. 10. The Sydney
Telegraph estimates the Australian wheat
surplus at2, SOC, 600 bushels for exportati
The evening times., 1897-09-10

$500 to Philadelphia and Return
via Pennsylvania Railroad, fastest time
finest equipment. Grand excursion mex
Sunday. se9-3t
The evening times., 1897-09-10

And good looks which often at
tract-but in our case prices and
values are the most attractive.
There isn't shopper in Wash
1ngton who has not felt our draw
ing powers.
We have selected an unusual lot
OF good things for tomorrow's
trade, wherein reductions cut quite
a figure.
The evening times., 1897-09-10

Atlantic City and ReturD-B. & o.
Saturday and Sunday next. Ticketsvalid
returning on all regular trains Sunday
and Monday, $500. se93t-em
The evening times., 1897-09-10

Delaware River Bridge Route.
The only aH-rail route to Atlantic City.
Pennsylvania Railroad the only line run
ming through trains. Extra ordinary ex-
cursion Saturday and Sunday next.
ee9- St
The evening times., 1897-09-10

So 90 to Philadelphia aud Ret urn
via Pennsylvania Railroad, the most pop
ular route Special excursion next Sun
day. se0-3t
The evening times., 1897-09-10
GAMES ELSEWHERE.

At New York RHE.
Pfttsburg .2ooo2oo1 o-s11 8
New York 90 oooo-4 4 /
Battencs-Hawley and Merritt; Meckin
and Warner. umpire-o'Day.
Second game r. III. E.
New York .......4 4o011 ox-6 q
Plttsburg 81. .......oo0 01 %
Batteries Seymour and Warner; Hugliey
and sugden umpires -Wilmot aud Tan
nehill.
at Boston r. II. E.
Boston q. .....2301oO x-I3i6 o
ST. Louis ..... 03o001 200 Gil 2
Batteries -S,ivetts, Nichols. and Bergen;
Sudhoff AID douglass Umpire Hurst.
At Brooklyn r Ii E.
Rrooklyn g.. 5ooox-7 2
Cincinnati . -.o00o ooo1o- 1
Batteries Kennedy and Grim; RhiEes
and schriver. Umpire-Lynch.
At Baltinsbre- r ii. E.
Baltimore =. 200 ooo1ox-3 6 /
Louisville =. 100 100000 8 2
Batteries -Hoffer and Robinson; Hill
and Wilson UmpireKeIly.
At Philadeljhia- Ri. E.
Philadelphia ..Oo0oooo o32-o & 1
Chicago e.. ...o002 00o-411 2
Batteries Dunkle and Boyle; Thornton
and Kittridge Umpire Mcdonald.
The evening times., 1897-09-10
GAMES TODAY.

Cleveland at Washington.
Louisville at Baltimore.
St. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittshurg AT New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
The evening times., 1897-09-10

Atlantic City via b. & O,
3 p. m. Saturday; $50 a. m. Sunday,
500 se9-3tem
The evening times., 1897-09-10
PARKE Err, BRIDGET & co.

in defeating Owen Zeigler next Tuesday
night he will challenge Walcott to meet
him at 1876 pounds, weigh in at clock
The evening times., 1897-09-10

Can you guess it? 10000. se1O- st
The evening times., 1897-09-10

o.- --- suess ir7 lo-2o-so. se1o-5t
The evening times., 1897-09-10

Can Won .naes lt7 Io-2o-an- ..1o-st
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-02

CITY TREASURER'S N0TICE-NoAes
Is hereby given that the assessment raa
OF local Improvement district No. " 4
the city of Seattle. for the improvement
OF Cherry street. from First avenue %
Second avenue. created by ordasnes
No. 4,2S2. providing for said improve.
ment by paving and curbing the rose.
way and alley and providing for the pay-
ment therefor by the mode OF innsdiaIs
payment. aid establishing fund faF
such payment by an assessment aFaa
all the lots and parcels OF land benehsA
by such Improvement. under the Prev.
sions of ordinance No. 2l0, approved
April %. 1892. as amended by ordnance
No. $3.50, approved the sth day Of NAY:
1894. and the city charter, as amended
and now I'm force. has been certified %
me for collection, and that unless fsf-
ment of the assessment thereon contain
ed Is made within thirty days from ne
date OF the first publication OF thh no
tice. such assessment shall become CEN.
ouent and shall bear interest nj the rs's
OF 10 per cent. per annum until paid srs
IL moi paid before such assessment sfaa
have become delinquent, penalty d
per cent. shall be added. ana me sans
dellnouent shall be entered on the annaa
tax roll for the current year egaas
each lot and parcel 80 deiinanFni ~
with the interest collected as ctaH
taxes separate account being kfTs
thereof. and II rot paid within ne tlfs
fixed for the payment o. city aia
shall be collected as such taxes sle ~,
lected, together with such sdeaishl,
charges and penalties ~ are anln0r'sa
~ he charged and collected on other q.
unouent taxes. and each lot or parsH
so delinquent shall be sold for ns
amount OF such assessment. Wild nla.
est and costs. at the time ana " "
manner and by tho same authoflv
lands and lots are sold for city m,@
GEORGE u. MEArHAN;
fs,.,, ,r,aas1rsr of the City OF Seattle
Dafe of first publication, Seattle. Wssas
December %. 1886.
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LEG Al NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or TEFw
state Of Washington. IN and Tor the
coGntF u King. IT. the matter OF L.
estate % Pete u. Johnson. dsceaxeH
Notice ls hereby given. "a pursuance ~
an order q the superior courf on Rfrg
county. safe % Washington. that tre ure
4avsiEned has fled petition asking thFf
the administrator % the above e1tlrfrs
estate pc authorized 20 execute a deed ~
said UNDERLINED. In accordance ATM =
contract signed ~ deceased OF Nzfd -
tate. ard ehat tne hearing o. the 81 ne
has been axs4 ~ said couTt for Friday.
tne So day q January. lNS1. az 90 a =,
u said day. az tie courtroom thereof 80
me court boise IN said county: ana sU
persons interested ln said estate are nofl-
ed 11sR and .hsrc 10 appsBr and shew
cause. u any tneTe 5e. way sad order
should aot bc made.
ALBERT ERASE
Dated Dec her r. IsaS
). ;. Lanaa2Ga. Attorney.
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NOTICE OF SALE-On the 9th day OF
January. 1897. Will sell in bulk, at pub
lie auction, to the highest and best bid
der. all of the stock in trade. tools. ma
chinery. goods, wares and merchandise.
notes and accounts, including the good
will and all and singular the property
of every nature, character and descrip-
ton Of the Empire Jewelry Company.
all and any purchases 10 be subject to
confirmation by the superior court be-
fore title shall pass. NJ. u. Barnes. Re-
celVer
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REWARD.

A reward OF SIC Wi be paid for ini mol
nation leading 10 the arrest aho 80
ton Of any one stealing copies % -.
Fost-fntsGla gencer delivered 10 s1os~''
throughout The city
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A O T.. W. ATrENTION.-Memb OF
Columbia Lodge. No. .. are requested
20 meet Al their hall Goldman BLOCK
Sunday. ~ 1880 sharp. 70 attend the
funerals OF BROTHERS r. Frederick and
John a. West. Members Of the order
invited j. O. BLAKE. NJ. w.
MEMBERS or SEATTLE LODGE. No.
2 -. Of H.. are requested 10 meet at 1913
Randolph street. sunday January Sd.
at loo p. m. TO attend the funeral OF
John A. West.
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MARRIAGES

GREE%-sOUEL-At the residence cI re
brides parents, on Seeor1 avenue nef.I'
~ Rev J. X Snira. Deem Der - -
Gogid b0gd - THE city.