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The evening times., 1897-06-28
SOLD THE QUEEN A CANINE.
And william Horne Asserts His Bill
Has Not Been Paid.

Jancsville. Wis. June 2S.-Queen Vic
tOria with all her vast wealth, is alleged
TO be debtor to "a resident OF this city To
the amount OF 500. Or. william Horne
says size owes him that sum. He sold I.er
a Newfoundland dog, and She did not settle
the bin
In 1SiS, DR.. Horne, then a resident
of England, was the poSScSSor oc val
uable Hooded canine. The animal was
SO much admired that many persons sur-
gcSUed that it be transferred to the royal
kennels
George Horne. brother OF the doctor,
was curing his residence i'm En- ncland ac-
qualnted with the Prince ConSort. and
he told him OF the merits of the priced
dog The idea OF the animal finding "a
place in the Queens kennels seemed to
please the prince, and a deal was at once
Clt Sed
Years passed. hut Mr. Horne did not
receive pay for the animal nor thanks
Several letters we've addressed to dif-
fercnt members of the royal family, he
says, asking for al explanation, but none
was ans wered.
The evening times., 1897-06-28

Nothing new has publicly tTanspired in
connection with the Hawaiian question
The Japanese legation still is understood
70 claim that Japan has been badly treated,
in that no notice in advance was given of
the annexation treaty. The Mikado's
representatives insist that Japan has a
right to object to annexation, in view OF
perpetual treaty rights acquired in the
islands. Unlessit should happen that Great
Britain or Germany is back OF this position,
which il not impossible, it will be aban-
doned in due course. Forty-odd years ago
practical notice was served on the whole
world that Hawaii might, under circunI-
stances Of sufficient gravity, be taken over
by the United States Hence it was with
knowledge OF Hawaiian inability to enter
ihto perpetual" contracts, that any trca-
ties since then have been made. More
over, the very constitution OF the present
government of the country was notice that
1t was only intended TO last until arrange
fnents could be perfected for annexation
Japan accepted this notice in establishing
diplomatic relations with the new republic,
and is estopped from complaining when The
very purpose OF the revolution which she
has recognized and consented to is about
10 be accomplished. -sssszssssssssssss
The evening times., 1897-06-28
A DISTINCTIVE AMERICAN BIRD.
The Wren Family Friend Whose
Acuuainfance Is Valuable.

Ornithologist Eeal, Of the peI aItment of
Agriculture, has prepared treatise en- the
house wren, a distinctive Amer can bird.
1t freGuents barns and ga rlens and old or
chards in which the trees are partially
dccayed. 1t makes it's Eest in a follow
branch. where perhaps a wcolpecker lived
the year before. The dminutive house wren
is a pUgnacious character, and IL il hap
pens to fancy one OF the Loxes erected for
the accommodation of the blue bird, the
wren does not hesitate to take possession.
Ii is usually received with favor by the
people OF the country, and as ornithologist
Real puts it, lis not slow 10 avail himself
of boxes, gourds, tin cans or empty Jars
which have been placed for his aCcOnuoda.
tion.''
As regards food habits, the house wren
is entirely beneficial. Practically, il lives
Upon animal food alone, for an examina-
tiOn of finy-two stOmachs by Mr.. Beal
showed that eS per cent of the stomach
contents was made up Of Insects or their
allies, and only per cent was of vegetable
food, in"luding bits Of grasses and similar
matter evidently taken by accident with
the insects. Half OF this food consisted
of grasshoppers and beetles and the re-
mainder Of Caterpillars. bugs and spiders.
The house wreh is a prolific breeder
frequently rearing from twelve to sixteen
young in "a season. a family OF these birds
is Of great aid in reducing the insects
in the garden. They are industrious for
ayers, searching every tree, shrub or vine
foT caterpillars examining every post or
Iail Uf the fence, and every Granny in the
wall for insects or spiders. They do not,
as rule, fly far aficld, but work industrl-
ously IN the immediate vicinity OF their
nests. In this way they become valuable
aids in the garden or orchard and by pro-
yiding suitable nesting boxes they may
be induced to take up tneirne where they
win do the most good. Their eccentncities
In the selection of a hcme are well known.
Almost anything, from an old cigar box 10
a tomato can, an Old teapot, worn-nut
boot or shoe. OF a horses skull, is
acceptable, provided il lie placed well up
from the ground and out of reach Of other
providers. Mr.. Beal thinks it is not posi-
bic to have too many wrenS, and that
every effort should be made 10 encourage
them to nest about a house.
The evening times., 1897-06-28
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Orders have been issued 10y the War
Department as follows: Leave OF absence
Cor two months, to take effect between
July and 10, 1897, is granted First Lieut..
Lewis u. Greene, Seventh Infantry, act
ing assistant quartermaster. The board
to test range and position finders, appointed
by paragraph IL, special orders, No. 249,
October "a, 1890, from headquarters of
the Army, adjutant generals office, is
dissolved.
TIE Navy Department has issued the fol-
lowing orders: Lieut.. II. HUtchins, de-
tached from the torpedo station and ordered
to the Montgomery; Lieut.. w. Z. Sewell.
detached from the Montgomery and ordered
to the Vesuvius as executive officer; Lieut..
Commander g Blocklinger ordered to Mare
Island, July 20, and on beard OF iDspec-
tion at Mare Island August 2S; Lieut.. j. NJ.
Bowyer, ordered to the bureau ofordnance.
The evening times., 1897-06-28
MOVED DOWN BY DISEASE.
Great Inc crease of sickness Among
Spain's Troops in Cuba.

Madrid, June 2S.-A dispatch to the
Impartial from Havana states that much
alarm has been ocCaSioned by the great
increase uf sickness The heat, which Is
terrible. renders tie soldiers more sus-
crptible to attack, and initiates against
the recovery OF those already stricken.
Twenty thousand men have been taken
TO the hospitals, suffering from yellow
fever or dysentery. The medical staff,
on which there are fifty vacancies, is
almost hors du combat. BedS and mesIi-
cine are urgently needed II is likely
that the number OF sick this summer VIII
be double that OF last summer
The dispatch confirms the report OF the
attack by Insurgents upon a mail coach
proceeding from Havana to San Jose de
las Laias. The attack took place on FRI
day, near the village OF Jamaica. An the
occupants OF the coach were killed ex-
Cept three women and ii child. The
province OF Havana is elsewhere lawie
despite Gen Weyler's reports that it has
been pacified
The evening times., 1897-06-28
INDI'IGING IN A LONG DOZE.
Doctors Unable to Disturb Miss
weinheimer'S Slumber.

Syracuse. N Y, June 2s.-Florcnce G.
Weinhemer, OF this city, the fourteen
year Old daughter of Jacob Wemhemer,
went to sleep early Wednesday morning,
and has not yet awakened. Every effort
has been made by her parentsand ph ysicians
to arouse ner, but without avail The
physicians do not fear a fatal result, but
are baffled as to the means of bringing
her to her normal state
Miss Weinheimer was at work on Tues
day and made several visits On return,
ing horne that night she complained to her
sister that she did not feel well. She was
awakened early in the morning by fire
engines in the street, and must have en-
tered her present sleep soon after. DR.. b.
Moore, who has the case in charge, says
that ii is the outcome Of nervousness He
has no fear but that the patient viii
recover.
The evening times., 1897-06-28
PROPOSALS.

PROPO SAILS 70 improve the bathing
beach Office Of the Commissioners Of
the District OF Columbia, Washington, June
"a. 1897 Sealed proposals, IndOrsed Pro
pOsals To improve the Bathing Beach" ;" viii
be received at this office until 2 o'clock
IL, ON WEDNESDAY, Y the 3UJh instant, to
Improve the small basin OF the tidal
reservoir, near the southern terminus 81
1Ith street west Full particulars may be
Obtained from ". <. Stts cIts, perrin tendeut
or the bathing beaCn. A Certified check
Tor 500 on some bank In the District Of
Columbia, or certificate or the collector
or taxes that that amount has been de-
posted with him, must accompany each
proposal a S a guarantee that the bidder VIII
promptly enter into contract if his pro-
pOsal Should be accepted. The right to
reject any and all bids OF parJs Of bids is
hereby reserved JOHN W. ROSS, JOHN
Is. WIGHT, W 81. BLACK, Commissioners
OF the District OF Columbia
JeZ4, 20 ~ IS 20 80 EN-
The evening times., 1897-06-28
Circulation Statement.
WASHINGTON, MONDAY, JUNE IS.

Since the Castle Square Opera Company
adjourned its extra session and, on Sat
urday night, departed for the remainder
of the summer, the only attractions lert
in town of a substantial society character
are the Columbia Stock Company At the
theater OF that name, and the Hail Colum-
bia Vaudeville Combination pIa yinE TO
variable business in the Senate. The other
leading houses, including the Representa-
tives, are closed for the season. The Senate
clio this week viii introduce new songs
and dances, new recitations, new Jokes aud
Eags-buckS go with these gags and, it
Is believed, agrecahy to universal re-
quest, that those prime favorites, Hanna,
Allison, Hoar. Hale ana the Platts, as
sisted 10y the fun strength of the company,
will give Jde-splitung imitation OF
Republican caucus during a free family
row. For the benefit of the ladies gallery
there may be tea fight one da Y, and sam
pies OF cold tea VIII serve to enliven the
entertainment. Then Carter Cannon, Hans
brough and Mantle known on the stage as
the Hide Brothers. viii do their splendid
Wild West Quadruple turn, and elevate
Gehenna for the edifiCation OF the country:
while Mark Hanna, that young Rcscius OF
the box office, viii distribute raw hides,
as souvenirs, on the backs OF his trained
animals, whenever they try to bolt out Of
the ring. ItiSpoSSible, though not pruha bic,
that this ma Y be the last week of the show
The public should secure seats in advance
and gentlemen of influence who would
like TO have any feature, not now on the
caucus program, added to il, should lose
no time in making their deals with the
business manager" No delicacy should
be felt in doing 80. THIS show is ',out for
the stuff The closing day OF the season,
not yet announced, win be memorable in
the annals OF Washington variety enter
pnses- But we suppress the features of
the celebration, awaiting their Official
announcement.
The evening times., 1897-06-28
FREIGHT TRAINS IN COLLISION.
Five Tramps Seriously Injn red, Two
of Whom VIII Die.

Lynchburg, Va, June 2S-A wreck of
two freight trains occurred on the Southern
Railroad Saturday night at Hurts a small
station about twenty-five miles south of
the city. A north-bound freight was pull
ing into a switch when a south -bound
freight, under the impres sSion that il had
the right Of way, came along at full speed.
AhoDt half of the north bound freight had
gotten on the side track when the crash
occurred
A number Of cars were literally torn to
pieces The engine of the south-bound
train was totally wrecked. Engineer Har-
yey, who had charge Of it, made a remark
able escape. None of the trainmen WAS
seriously hurt. A number Of trampS were
on the train at the time and five Of them
were desperately injured Four of them
who Were removed from the wreckage We're
brought here on special, which carried
Drs. Latham ard Martin to the scene Of
the accident. TWO of the traTnps will die
The evening times., 1897-06-28
DEPARTMENT PERSONALS,

Capt j. c. Sands called at the Bureau
OF Navigation on official business today
5 Major g. W. Baird, of the paynaster's
department, reported to the Acting Ad-
iutant General at the War Department
today.
Capt George u. Davis has returned from
his trip TO Ell Paso, and today he sub
mitted his report to. Gen. Sullivan, of the
Subsistence Department.
Paymaster Thomas Cowie is in this city
on waiting orders. He called today at
the Navy Department and paid his re-
spects to the Acting Secretary.
Lieut. C. E. Callahan and Ensign II. F.
Bryan have reported at the Navy Depart
ment that they are, prepared TO take the
examination for promotion ordered for to-
day.
The evening times., 1897-06-28
Sunday at River View.

Acknowledgements Washingtonans
made the popular excursion resort, River
View, their headquarters yesterday, and
spent Il pleasant day The Pentz made
three trips to the View, and large thrOng
made thetrip on each ofthem The e''cbute"
was the center Of attraction, and all day
hundreds of persons stood about the foot
of the lake and watched the boats come
flying down the steep incline, OF shot
the chute" themselves. Today the ladies'
of st. Peters Church, on Capitol Hill, are
giving their annual excursion to the View
and large crowd is in attendance
The evening times., 1897-06-28
Charged With Criminal Assault.

Frederick, Md, June 28.-Edward Bur
ras, aged about twenty years, has been
arrested on writ charging him with an
alleged assault on two little girls, eleven
years old, daughters of Mrs. Baker and
Mrs. DeirTick, of the northern part of the
city, 1t was alleged that he emticed them
to a field. and there committed the deed.
At a preliminary meeting before Magis-
tratc Biscr, Burras denied the charge.
He was ordered in $500 bail for the action
Of the next Grand jury
The evening times., 1897-06-28
MIR. DE GRAyy LEAVES THE CITY.
The Former Press Manager to En-
bark in New Enterprise.

bark in New Enterprise.
Mr. P DE Graw, who for more than
twenty years, has been prominently iden-
titled with the leading press associations
of the country aud who was general
Southern manager OF the late United
Press for the last eleven years of its eN-
istence, has accepted position with the
Columbia Photograph Company in New
York city, and will socn leave Washing
ton to- assume duties, which viii terminate
his practical association with journalism.
The abilities OF Mr. De Graw, manifested
bv his relations as manager OF the Western
Associated Press, with the old New York
Associated Press and as assistant general
manager OF the Southern A Associated Press
well fit him for his new position.
The change viii necessitate his removal
from Washington to New York and that
viii cause many sincere regrets among
the numerous friends, who heartily con
gratulate Mr. De Graw upon entering into
g new field of enterprise.
The evening times., 1897-06-28
Young Sife's Mysterious Suicide.

New Castle, Ia, June 2S.-Mrs. John
Mckay, aged about twenty-three year,.
apparently happy and having large cir
Gle of friends, took her own life here last
night She hanged herself with a clothes
line, fastened by nails TO the joint Of Il
door The bodywas cold when her husband
found her Mckay can give no explana-
ton Of his wifcs suicide, and knows Of
nothing that induced her to commit the
deed The affair so far is d complete myS-
terry
The evening times., 1897-06-28
Minister sewau at Honolulu.

June 2S. Harold NJ. Sewall, the newly ap-
June 7.-Harold NJ Sewall, the newly ap-
pointed American minister to Hawaii, ar
rived here on the Sd instant. accompanied
by his wife He was given a reception
by Admiral Beardslee aboard the United
States cruiser Philadelphia, on the evening
of the 9Th, which was brilliant af-
fair. Minister Sewall refuses to discuss
either annexation or reciprocity. He says
he prefers first to have an opportunity Of
studying the situation.
The evening times., 1897-06-28
WEDDED IN A BALLOON.
Bride Gets Scared and Jumps Into
the Tennessee River.

Chattanooga, Tenn, June 2S.-In the
presence of several thousand paid guests
yesterday. William Robertson, expert rifle
shot aud bronco bucker of Montana Bills
West Show, playing here, and Miss
Cynthia Kenna We're married. The couple
took their place in the car Of balloon,
and as soon AZ the ceremony was performed
the balloon was cut loose
Up probably 100 feet and above the
Tennessee River the bride became fright
ened and jumped out, narrowly escaping
drowning. The groom stuck to the ba3-
loon until he arose probably 200 feet
and then gradually descended.
After the hide had been resuscitated
and the bridegroom had been picked up
from the tangle of ropes the couple were
placed on an improvised platform at
Rivcr'-iew and held a public reception
The evening times., 1897-06-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IAIPOKTANr NOTICE
-


10 THOSE WHO EAT.
Tie new management OF The .4menCan
house, having Tefitted and TefUrnished
Their dinlnS-TOoms ana kitchen, viii on
July 1 have perfected all arrangements
Tor the accommodation OF ladies and gen
tlemen who desire table board only. The
terms VIII be reasonable, the service good.
DlninE-rOOms equipped with electric fans
and lights. For further information ap-
ply at the office or the American House.
CnAS. W. LEANNAKDA, Proprietor.
Je2S-3t
SPECIAL TO MEN-Razors ground, pol
lshed, ana nofitti, in sheffield style, zoe;
easy shaving assured" j. w. BRIGHT,
Tue PRACTICAL Cutler, cor. 1st and j. sts-
NV. An assortment OF best Sheffield cut
iefy In stock Je26-3t
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EQUALIZA-
non ana Review-W ashingtOn, b. G.,
June y, 1S97.-In accordance with the
provisions OF section IL OF the act OF
august IA, 1894, "a list VIII be COMPLETED
by uly :, 1897, OF all real DroDertv which
shdl nave become subject 10 taxation and
which Is not now ON the tax list and n
value aifiX ed thereon. according to tin ruIes
presented Tor assessing real estate This
lIst VIII include all new structures ana addi-
lions 20 or Improvements or old structures
OF over 5000 In value which have not been
heretofore assessed This office shOuId be
nOtiiied as to the removal or destruction
or any structure since the last assessment
In order that the same may be deducted
from the valuation as ~ now stands on the
TAX hst Complaints as 70 said assessments
can only be heard and determined between
tne Ilrst and third Mondays or July 1897
MATTHEW TRIMBLE, Chairman
Je23-61
DENTISTRY done on weekly and rnonthIV
payments; crown and bridge work
I1th and sts over Merits Drug StOra
myi 8 Smo
The evening times., 1897-06-28

In his speech at the Columbia Theater,
Senator Daniel graphically described the
late House OF Representatives as that
great political morgue on Capitol Hin,
where silent and spectral figures fit about
the halls which were formerly occupied by
REPRESENTATIVE"
The evening times., 1897-06-28
CRACK IN THE WATER TOWER.
Test Of the Works at Rockville
Show Some Defects.

NIIUW SUNfFt- IJtICNtrs
Rockville, Md, June 2S.-The test 10
which the watcrwoTks at this place have
been subjected proved successful up until
Saturday about s O'Clock, at which time ,he
water tower, which is 1e0 feet in height,
began TO crack at the base under the severe
strain TO whichit was being subjected.
The water was run out of the tank and
the tower examined thoroughly. Il is
stated by experienced mechanics that the
tower is many inches out of plumb. There
is "a crack at the base, imm ediately over ne
doorway, which is large enough to run two
fingers in. The contractors seem TO think
the entire matter can be remedied In short
order
The evening times., 1897-06-28
sAKS US

aster. Capt. Davis said this morning that
he found the suffering much less tnan he
expected, aud that there was no need for
Government assistance. Pending his in
yestigation, he issued about $500 worth Of
rations, and then found the need of aid
so slight that he declined to issue More
and left the relief to the city.
The evening times., 1897-06-28
Bail for Boone, Slayer of McAIpine.

Norfolk, Va, June 2S.-COunsei have
agreed In the late matter of the killing OF
James F. McAlpine, that William Boone
should he admitted to bail under n bond Of
So 900, for his appearance before the
grand jury Judge Neely will go before
Judge Watts in the Hastings court on Mon
,lay to make application for Boone
The evening times., 1897-06-28
Popular Salt Water Trips

To picturesque Lower Potomac ln1 all the
summer resorts resumed SAT URDAY Y , June
26 Steamer L. V ATrowsnli,h p lea ves 9TH
ST. ferry wharf every Monday End Wednes-
day Z y. IN, and Saturday aG u pm Home
Sunday, 10 p. m Accommodations first
class. c. W. RIDLEY, G.. N
ie27-2mo
The evening times., 1897-06-28

No Need of Government Aid.
Capt George B. Davis has reformed from
the flooded district at Ell Paso. Tex,
where he was sent to inquire into the dis
The evening times., 1897-06-28

Should be read daily, as changes may
occur at any tine.
FUKklGN MAILS for the Week ending
TaI
The evening times., 1897-06-28
BAY RIDGE,
The Only Salt Water Bathing Re-
sort in the vicinity of Wash
lDgt0n.

EXCELLENT RESTA
Efficient train service Low rates.
Trains leave Il. Il o . station, week days,
9:15 a. m, 4:3O p. H.; Sundays, 9:35
Il. ~, 100 and 3:15 p. m.
Round-trlp tickets, 80 cen Is.
For the 4.3U p. III. tram, 10 Cents VIII
be charged, ana 20 cents refunded upon
return OI COUPON 10 agent at Washington
station
\ delightful trip OF 20 miles on Chesa-
peake Bay, on the mo OD ing EOat to Balti-
more and return, for 20 cents Tickets
for sale on Cafe Porch upon arrival Of
morning train from Washington.
1e7-MO, Thu sat ,tiIIAu3I ,'97-em
The evening times., 1897-06-28
Malls for South aud Central Amer
lea, West Iudies, DC.

MONDAI-(al At3.2Up. M. fOT jamaica,
per steamer IRON kCstOn. Co At IC.U5
y. IN. for Belize, Puerto Cortez ana Guate-
mIld per steamer from New Orleans.
TUESDAG-tdl At 6.25 a m. for Per-
The evening times., 1897-06-11

NAATED-S6, 900. no commission, gilt
edge real estate security. Address 100,
tins office. le9- stem
The evening times., 1897-06-11
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Cschedule IN effect May 2, 1919

Schedule IN effect May :, 1910
IN trains arrive ,,nL leave vAhsJ NaEIS
EaSsehEeI hiE,eLI1aiiy, local Tor paavme. Char
lotte and way stations, connects AT AhhaS-
sas for Ir asDurg, harr onbnrg, AID
ST1untou daily, except sunday, ana
- 4 vt,cI,h,Ir.c with the Norfolk .tnd West
o. o., daily and with the Chesapeake end
ONO daily, Tor the Natural Bridge and
41ilIi?5'a'm.-Daay. the UNITED STATES
EAST MAIL carries Pullman Buffet
SIeepers New YORK anu NiaaSnln sIon 20
IactSonyille unIung at salisbury with
Ey,u-[oD Sleeper for AShevtilc and HOE
SErinrs \. C.. Knoxville. Chattanooga anu
Sgsnyilie e, Tenn. andat Charlotte VIII full-
-, SIeenqr for Augusta. Pullman Buffet
Si,,er S5',n New York To New Orleans, Connect
ing at Atlanta for Birmingham ana Mem.
pr.aans without change Sunset personally
cCnooIlSIs.i tourist cNCJ'rston through Sleeper
on This train every Wednesday 70 san Fran
CISCO w''roI nj .ocaI for Front Royal. stras-
49, :, III n UaTrisOnhuTR. with connection for
St5untcu, daily, except unday.
45i 70. m--DalIy, local Ior CbarlotJes
iG.Aa n. m.-DaIIy, WASHINGTON AND
soUTH Is ESTERN, NESTlBC LID, LISt
TTiSD composed OF Pullman NediDuled
ti,..nsrs diHing cars and day coaches
tsiiP.,n sle,.peTs New York To Nash
,.,sil TpnD via Asheytlie, hnOXvlliy
md Chattanooga; New York % Tampa,
IactsonvilIe. New York to Memphis, yia
Js,s.,i>ss'..,.-' New YOTk tU New orleans,
81. aIianIa and MOutSu meTy Ncsubuicd
~ ~ Zen washington 10 Atlanta south
en- Railvav diuinE car, GTeensbOrO u
NtTp' TE tsTSS OK WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DiVTsION leave Washington ".ul a. ia
dti~ / .G0 d ~. and - D. Ll daily. sN-
49, sunday. and s % y. ul sunday only
60 R1,,Tnd Hii 8 32 p %. daily except SUI
~ for L,ersburg, and - y. m daily fOf
HuTyyt,5@,n Returning. arrive az a>nln..-
ton S.2s a. nl. and $50 2. IA daily and
S1a u M daily. except SUNDAY. from
Hound Hill. nnd 7.0b a IA daily, cNccuE
snudsv. frslu nctnts1i. s4.l -.-.. ---
d,sTT-- .sx.-,-lf sunday. tr,Iiu i-Ff-lH
through Grains from the south aTnvc az
Washluc cfou y - q. ul.. 90 o. M au1
q 81 n n, daily HsrriSonburg. go D.
m aud . % ID m. daily. except sunday.
and 50 n n,., siai!y, if''ii i,.' i,t ii'.
Tlckets sicepiug ear reservation, and IN
formation FURNISHED at Offices, OIL and
I 800 eIlhs 81 ANA avenue .nd at feuHsyi-
Vaula Railroad Passenger station
" A. giRfsA.N, ten. SupS.
D. 81. CIII', raIfic Manager.
w A. TURN. Gen. Pass. agent.
4. :. brown. zen. Agt. Fass. DeD<.
The evening times., 1897-06-11
wANTEn-POsTAGE sTANlI,s.

WANTED-For cash, all kinds OF old Eit,d d
states postage aHd department stamps.
collections also bought II. +. DJ Nk-
HORST. / UU5 7th st NV mys-tf