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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22

merchandise and on musical devices
which operate on the nickel in the slot
principle, 10 increase the revenues OF tho
State.
To authorize the Board OF Supervisors
OF the county of Highland 10 increase
the salary OF the judge OF the County
Court OF said county.
10 provide for a road commission for
Capeville Magisterial District in the coun-
of Northampton.
TO amend and re-enact Section OF an
act entitled an act authorizing the judge
OF the County Court of Giles county to
appoint "A Board OF County Road Com
missioners for Giles county. approved
March ., 1891, excepting from the man
agement and control Of said road COM
missioners any town that Is now or may
hereafter be incorporated in said county
Of Giles
To compensate school trustees other
than clerks In Lancaster county.
To legalize primary elections and con-
ventions On Newport News.
For working and keeping I'm repair the
public roads and bridges I'm the county
Of Appomattox.
To compensate school trustees other
than clerks i'm the county of Crayson.
To incorporate the Stanton and Au-
gusta Railroad Company.
To incorporate the McGiu Catholic
Union.
TO provide for "A road law FOR Spotsyl-
vania county
Tor the preservation Of game I'm the
counties ~ Fauquier and Prince William.
10 authorize and empower the Council
Of the town of Luray 10 borrow money
for the purpose Of retiring and refund
ing the present outstanding bonded in
debtedness of tre town. issue under the
act approved February H. 1880.
For thp protection Of game and birds
In the counties Of Buckingham and Cum
berland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22
A VERDICT SET ASIDE.
\ Eappahannock County Farmer Kills
Negro i'm Self-Dcfence.

LURAY. VA. Feb 19.-special.-Judge
Harrison set aside the verdict Of the jury
in the pitman case rs. the Norfolk and
Western railroad in favor Of the plain
tin. q motion was made for "a new trial.
John "a Kcyscr who lives ON his farm
near Washington. Rappahannock county
was assaulted last Wednesday by ne
gro named Andrew Fletcher who struck
him on tho head with stone and while
he was in tho act of getting another
stone. Mr Keyser gave him a heavy blow
on tho head with "a singlc-troc. crush
ing ms skull. from which ne died In a
short while
Mr. keyser gave himself up 90 the sher-
w and had q hearing before a magistrate
who. after hearing the evidence. dismiss
ID the ease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22
UNDER THE DOME"
\ Naval Mclodrama the Attraction nj
Academy TO-Day-.Othcr Attractions.

Academy TO-DaY---Othcf Attractions.
Lincoln J. Carter has written and in-
vented another mclodrama that has ale
most doubled the successes Of his other
dramas
10 Is Under the Dome" "a naval dra-
matte story, and # VIII he seen for the
first time i'm this city no the Academy this
afternoon and tonight.
In Under tho Dome be has surpass-
ed himself OF the much talked Of hurrl-
cano scenes. eliminating with the his
toricai wreck of the Trenton. IL is said
they have never been oquailcd by any
similar scenes ever played on the Ameri-
can stage.
OF an the plays illustrating NE during
the stirring times OF our civil war none
mas Deen longer or more consistently
successful than For Fair Virginia by
Mr Russ Whytal This play is now in its
fourth season and its popularity is con-
tinuaIIy on the incrcisc. So sympathc-
ucally has Mr.. Whytal treated his char
acters that his play has been equally
well received by Southern and Northern
audiences. lie ana lis charming wife
are the stars They Will he seen here on
tomorrow night and Thursday matinee
and night.
Special scenery ana an excellent COM
pauy are promised by Manager Julian
Msgnus. whose assurances are always
reliable
Daniel Frohman's Lycoum Theatre
Company IN 1.-THE Prisoner Of Zenda' is
the attraction announced for next Fri
day and Saturday The sale Of seats is
now on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22
COL TOM ANDERSON. PoEr

Colonel Thomas Jonathan Anderson,
the Seaboard Air Line poet and Adonis,
has lust issued q book Of poems laudatory
OF the Seaboards lines and towns. II IS
In the shape of an alphabet and is cnu-
tied study and Learn" It's redundant
title gives no idea of tho lofty sentiment
ana beautiful dicton of the contents.
For instance. I'm the course of his canto,
the poets Pegasus canters thusly:
"a. Is Tor Littleton and Lincolnton, y. c.
These towns are pretty as petty can be-
rheir mineral waters are known 20 be
good
For chronic dyspepsia and diseases OF
blood
Tnat.s the stun The divine amatus
permeates the hole ana lives and
breathes IN every syllable Bully FOR
this new iuminary in Poesy sky Grind
out some more do. Only infrequent
thinkers can fail TO be warned by these
Bryonic ebullitions. Keep It a-bilin.
TOm-'1Ancoln Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22
THE SMALLPOX IN WISE.
The Disease Very Mild and No Deaths
Have Occurred.

NORTON. VA, Feb. 2l.-Special.-The
smallpox epidemic which has prevailed
in Wise county for month or more. APP
pears 20 Doe subsiding.
There has been but one case in Nor
ton. ami the man who bad IL is well and
was allowed 10 go to-day. other persons
here who were under quarantine have
passed the required time and are now
al liberty.
AZ Cochuru there are one or two cases
which are convalescent At Louis creek
mines near Coebun there are ten or
twelve cases iu the hospital
The disease. II smallpox at all. rs in
very mild form and SO FAR as known no
deaths have occurred from 10.
The statement published in correspond
cnce from other sources that the disease
is smallpox in its most viruent form,
is not borne out hv the facts
Under the precautions now being taken.
80 i- Thought that The epidemic will spread
no further
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22

fore / praise your medicine the more for
curing my deafness. haven't taken any
medicine for about four weeks. and can
hear as good as J ever could. You can
use my testimony anyway you please 80
rs 10 advertise YOUR grand medicine and
what 80 will do IN cases Of catarrh. Pc
ru-na S. The medicine for what 1t Is re-
commended"
Or Hartman has written n book en-
titled winter Catarrh. which treats
OF chronic catarrh in It's various stages
II will be sent free by addressing The
Po-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Company
Columbus. ohio.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22
A MONTE CARLO FOR VIRGINIA



mel Cation to himself. in which the Colo
mel advised that an effort be made at
once 10 get a charter for the town and
suggested that the Mr. Clark. as to whom
objection was made by the opponents OF
the bill yesterday should BE- asked 70
take hold of the matter and call a meet
ing OF citizens
with refernce 10 2 objection made %
the officers named IN the chartr, Mr..
Hume said he knew Of nothing against
them They were selected recently az \
large meeting OF the residents o. the
town. Mr. Clark was "A large property
owner and q public-spirited citizen. II he
was a gambler Mr. Hume WIS not aware
OF the fact. lie had heard Of a raid being
made on a gambling house on property
rented out by Mr.. Clark. but he had never
heard that Mr.. Clark was In any way
connected with the practices exposed
Mr.. Hume attended this meeting az
which the citizens decided 10 ask Tor
charter. but he had not read tho bill. II
might confer broad powers for all no
knew. lie was convinced. however. that
unless this place should be Incorporated
and have police protection the iawiess
element from Washington would oyerrun
II. The actual residents or the town we're
In favor Of the charter. ne did not know
OF any who objected To it, OF those who
had appeared I'm opposition 20 the meas
ure not one lived IN Rosslyn.
THE GOVERNOR UNDECIDED
Governor Tyler asked Mr.. Hume a great
many questions about the place and lis
inhabitants but gave no intimation as to
whether or not he would approve the BILL
He stated that II would be his duty To
veto II II he thought II was unconstitu-.
tional or measure calculated 10 promote
immortality. But he intimated that his
mind was not made up on the subject.
Senator MushNaok WI to-day call on
the Governor and give his views concern
ing the measure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22
ADDRESS TO PARENTS.
DIR. GrOszmann on Pedagogy IN the
Home aud school

Home and school
Dr. Macmillan Z. J.. Groszmann de-
lvercd a lecture at Belvidere School be-
fore an appreciative audience last even
ing. The subject of this lecture was
Pedagogy in the Home and School
The Richmond public owe Or. Grosz-
mann debt Of gratitude. lie Is well
known as one Of the leading or guiding
thinkers on EDUCATIONAL subjects In this
country.
Or. Groszmann's lecture was addressed
principally TO parents. The professional
training OF teachers. he said. Is becoming
q recognized requisite of our system OF
education. When will there be pro-
fessonal training for parenthood? He
quoted Herbert Spencer TO show that
there IS a sad lack In the education OF
our young people. There ought TO be
careful preparation provided for better
understanding of the duties which await
them when they became parents.
Heredity and environment are the two
great factors with which education must
reckon. When the natural laws govern
Ing heredity win - bosssS sadssstoed,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22

The Virginia Bankers Association VIII
convene this morning IN inc Assembly
Nh 81 The Chamber OF Commerce.
Tne OBJECT or the meeting Is 10 dis
cuss and consider questions pertaining
TO the interests and welfare OF the
banking business in Virginia, and TO de-
wise ways and means for advancing the
influence and usefulness of the associa-
tiOn.
Mr.. IL. A. Williams, Of this city, treas
urer OF the association, wrote 10 Secre-
tary OF the Treasury Lyman j. Gage.
asking him to be present. A letter has
been received from Mr.. Gage, however,
saying that It viii be impossible for him
TO come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22
NETWORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL

in addition TO the double daily service
Of the Atlantic Coast Line the famous
New York and Florida Special, composed
exclusively Of Pullman Sleeping, Dining,
Library and observation cars. heated by
steam and lighted By electricity. will be
put i'm service. leaving Richmond at 10
l.. NJ on January nth and will run daily
except Sunday arriving at Charleston
7:45 4. NJ. Savannah 9.Ol \. NJ. Jack
souyille 40 T.. NJ and ST. Augustine 2:20
=. NJ.
North-bound train will arrive Richmond
dali except Monday at 1855 A. NJ. No eX-
ira charge made on this train except reg
ular Pullman fare c. S. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22

medicine. II IS an
right. II has done
just what you re-
commended Il 20
10. ! have taken
~ just as nearly
a9 I could ac-
cocding 20 dircc-
lions and u has
cured me 81 deaf
ness entirely ]
am n man that
worNs very hard
and IN any kind
of weather. there
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22
N0LADY N0TARIES
SAYS GOV. TYLER.
The Attorney Generals Opinion in
the Way.
IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL He SAYS.
Mo- Necessary For Him To Discuss The
Question of Sentiment or ESpedien-
cy." Says the Governor. With
This Before Him.

The following is copy OF the mes
sacc sent by Governor Tyler to the
House Of Delegates. wherein he disproyes
House bin No 81:
To thc House of Delegates
Whom House bin No. 81 in regard 20
thc appointment OF notaries public was
presented for my signature. I had some
doubts as TO tho consttutionallty Of the
measure. and as vast interests might
~ involved In tho legality Of acknowl-
cdeemonts by such notaries as would be
appointed under the bill, I felt u my
duty 20 refer the matter TO the Attorney
General for his opinion. ] accompany
This message with 70 copy OF his reply
which { desire TO embrace as part Of
this communication.
For reasons so clearly set forth i'm this
opinion OF the Acknowledgement I am
constrained 10 return tho bill TO the
House Of Delegate in which body It
originated. without my approval
Do not feel that 10 b. necessary Tor
rno 10 discuss Che question OF sentiment
n rexpcdiency when this ono question oi
The unc0ustitutiOuality Of the measure
ia so plainly set forth
Very respectfully
}. HOGE TYLER.
Governor.
The following Is copy OF the opinion
on the subject. rendered by the Attorney
General.
IHs Exccnency. the Governor OF Vir-
HHI
sir.-I am this day I'm receipt Of your
letter of the 18th instant requestion my
opinion upon the constitutonality OF
House bin 40 2N Gin regard TO the APP
polntment Of notaries public
The position of a notary public in this
state IS public office. Royal We.
Thomas. Is Graft. 800. sec 923 Code lSSD
Indeed, 10 is a public Office OF ancient
origin. OF great Importance and known
20 all civilized nations. Opinion OF
Trustees. 80 Mass. 5Ss.
Are women eligible 10 this Office as
prescribed by this bill? The constitu-
tion itself must supply the answer. II
says. call persons entitled TO vote shall
be eligible 20 any Office within the gift
o. the people" Art. g. section 2. Is the
oaic, of notary within tho gift Of the
people2" In my opinion 1t rs. our SUI
premo Court has held that the word ''of-
nee" Boo this section includes offices both
elective and appointive. Black vs.
Trowor. 90 Va. 123. II not, q slight re-
Election will show that our form Of goV-
eminent could be almost entirely changed
iv legislative action. Manfestly. there
fore the word office" must be interpre-
ted in this generic sense. as all of our
public Offices are directly or indirectly
within the gift of tho people"
rT.fa is an office therefore. the uualiI-
cation for which is fixed by the consitu-
ton 1his qualification Is the condition
precedent that the appointce must be
entitled Co vote" But women arc not
entitled 10 vote art g, sec. -,
and therefore they are ineligible 10 the
office lu question. And 20 this extent
the Mu is. in my Judgment unconstitu-
tionaI
Very respectfully.
A. j. MONTAGUE.
Attorney General.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS.
\ Sure Cure for Chronic Catarrh
Wherever Located.

When cattarrh reaches the middle car
81 produces deafness. This Is a very COM
mon affection. especially with men. dur
Ing or past middle age. Pe-ru-na cures
many such cases. In fact Pc-ru-na cures
catarrh wherever located. Mr.. a. y. Clay
ton. OF Coolers Mil. Mo. writes. II write
20 lct YOU know what | think OF your
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22
MUNYON'S

harmless and strong tonic In building up the weak
and de0iated. II cures acute or iuu., uar rheuma-
tl.m In from one 10 Eve days. sharp Shooting PAINS
p-oUpt complete and permanent cure isr llrenes3,
soreness. sim back and all pains in DPS and IONS
the hack are speedily cured. Iseldom ails 20 give
relief from one 10 two doses. and anost invariably
Remedy Connapy prepare a separate cure for each
disease tall dru ggistS-S cents Wal ~ You need
medical advice write Prof Hunyon, ivo Arch
Street phi adelnhlA II IA absolutely zee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22

ROYsTER Died. February 2ist at 2.S0
T. 81. az the home OF his mother 2sOi
cast Marshall street, JAMES a. ROY
STFR. aged twenty-three years.
FUNERAL from above residence at 4
o'clock WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
baltimore (Nd) papers please copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22

\ Shipment of Oranges from Caliior-
mia i'm Quick Time 10y {. " q.

D. s Harwood, representing Earle Fruit
Company, Of Los Angels has just re-
ceived several cars of oranges for NJ. y.
Page and Brother and William jenkins
and Son. which made the run I'm twelve
DAYS via Kanawha Dispatch Fast Freight
line. This IS about the quickest time on
record
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22
Sentenced for KILLING.

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. Especial. -Ozio
Cook. a white man, who Killed Lloyd
Williams (coloredJ last fan. was to-day
found guilty and his punishment hNed Al
$3.50 line aud twelve months In jail.
This is the second man COOK has Fill-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22

We will sell for one week one thousand
small genuine Old Smithfeid Hams at
Voc. pound. Come early and take your
choice. ihs is the greatest bargain cvei
offered. as the regular price Is pc. pound.
=. Ullman's Son. Uptown store. -
east Marshall. old and New Phone ~
Downtown store. is2o. ~ east MAIN
Ola Phone. nc: New Phone, 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-22
DIR. Mcclure Improving.

Or. Hunter Mcclure. who has been a;
Hot Springs, Va. for some time with the
rheumatism. IL getting on very nicely. He
Is slowly improving.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-04

est suggestion of peaceful adjustment Of
the CuDan question goes to confirm the be-
IeI. Aside from this question the business
CONDITIONS are felt to be stronger than for
+tn; lay Years; 1t Is beginning to be ques-
Soneo now far an actual state of war with
spain would counterfeit the growth OF COM
merclal and industrial activity.
4nere Is some effect already noticeable
the past week in the increased demands and
auoed exactions in the money market. The
uenianos on New York from other domes-
nc centers for money show a marked in
latter part of the week are probably not
adequately reflected In the bank returns
IIieSe losses are shown to be more than
onset by receipts of imported specie. But
the calling of loans Friday and the mark
ing UP or call loans to per cent. indicates
tnat the banks are disposed to take meas
ures to strengthen themselves. Estimates
anu opinions vary widely as to how far the
imports or gold, which now amount to over
S4O,OOOOOO from Europe, have been drawn
against current grain and cotton bills and
now much of the accumulated exchange
against Europe still remains in New York
noeraI supply of exchange to be liqui-
dated is generally believed. Large banking
and financial interests in Wall street are
DelleVed to be in substantial accord regard
ing the course to be pursued to insure the
greatest safety and stability in the event of
the shock of war.
Bonds have moved in sympathy with
stocks, but have not been active Prices
are to per cent higher and in ex-
cept1ona1 cases 5 to per cent Government
ponds weakened in the latter part of the
week. put they show net advances over
last saturday amounting to 2% in the new
tours coupon, in the new tours regular
IN the old tours coupon and u in the
hveS and twos
Louis, Room II, Board of Trade. shows the
range of quotations.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-04
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court.
Room ii. L. McMaster, Judge.

Room IL. L. McMaster, Judge.
Florence Smith VS.. George D. Smith; de
vorce. Finding and decree for plaintiff.
Judgment against defendant for costs.
John Pressler VS.. Huldah Presser; di-
vorce. Finding and decree for plaintiff at
Myrta Morgan VS.. George H. Morgan; idi-
vorce. Finding and decree for plaintiff at
her cost.
John Schubest VS.. Jennie schubest: di-
vorce, Finding and decree for plaintiff at
his cost.
Samuel Bartlett VS. Matilda Bartlett; di-
vorce. Finding and decree for plaintiff at
his cost
Harry ]. Milegan VS.. James S. Cruise ct
az: q4fe6 Ute t Endlng ana decree loF
in complaint.
Katie Brown VS.. Andrew Brown; divorce.
Finding and decree for plaintiff at her cost.
Plaintiff prohibited marrying for two years.
Room 2-Lawson NJ. Harvey, Judge.
Martha A. Mckee VS. James NJ. McKees
divorce. Degree granted plaintin :.
Lena seey vs. Edward NJ seeey al
restoration of maiden name
Room 3-Vinson Carter. Judge
Herman Mem. La Roach VS.. Nancy La
Roach; divorce: Granted and judgment
against plaintiff for costs.
Clinton D. Hayle VS.. Narcissa Hayle; di-
vorce. Granted and judgment against
plaintiff for costs.
Joseph Varnon VS.. Ella Varnon; divorce.
Taken under advisement.
Jessie Overman VS. Harry w, Overman;
divorce. Granted Judgment against Q6-
PENDANT for $1,000 alimony and costs.
Robert q. Springstein VS.. John Owen ct
al; damage Dismissed. Costs paid.
Thomas Berretta VS.. Alberta Metzger ct
al; foreclosure. Finding for plaintiff for
$259.15.
Criminal Court.
]. F. McCray, Judge.
The State of Indiana VS.. George Royce
and Arthur Morris: grand larceny. Tried
by court. Defendants released until further
order of court
The State of Indiana VS.. Charles Treum-
per- selling liquor on Sunday Tried by
court on two indictments Finding of guilty
in each case and fined $40 and costs. s-
The State of Indiana VS.. Charles Treum-
per: selling liquor Sunday. Two indict-
ments. Nolied by the State.
New Suits Filed.
William J. Richards VS.. Charles r. Will
liams and DeIevan Smith; for an account
ing, sale of property and distribution of
property. Room /.
Elite Harris VS.. Albert Harris; divorce.
Room g.
Indiana Bond Company VS.. Francis A.
Orme; street lien. Room 2.
Eliza j. Knight and William M. Jillson VS..
Edward A. Austin ct al; to set aside COM
veyance. Room 3.
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea.
bOnrG,s Commercial MetrnnnIis


NEW YORK, April 2.-Flour-Receipts,
20,220; exports, 1915. Market quiet, but
held higher; Minneapolis patents, S. 1905. 40;
Minneapolis bakers, $425@435; winter
straights, s4.5O@46O; winter extras, 1850
40; winter low grades, $2.9OQ3 Rye flour
dull, $275Q3.25. Corn meal frmer; yellow
Western, Gee. Rye firm; No. Western,
5Sq58Ac. Barley quiet. Barley malt quiet;
Western, 53@65c.
Wheat-Receipts. 161 ,5S5 bu; exports, So ,937
bu. Spot firm; No. 2 red, $1.O1A f. O. b.
atloat spot. Options opened strong on high
er Liverpool cables and a drop in consols;
further advances accompanied active cover
ing by shorts based partly on less favorable
crop news and export rumors. The close
was firm at 1Q17sc net advance; No. 2
red. May, 9934G$1 OO5S, closed at $1OOas
Corn-Receipts, 7S,100 bu; exports, 81
bu. Spot firm No. 2, 36Ac. Options opened
firm with wheat, advanced sharply on
strong Liverpool news and export demand
and closed sc higher; May, SS7sQ34c; closed
at 34c.
Oats-Receipts, 81 600 blu; exports, 5O,1S5 Blu.
Spot firm; No. 2. 3OQ3Ol4c; No. white, 32Ac.
Options quiet, but firm with other depart
meats. closing at 14c ret advance. May
Hay Hay dull duh Shipping sOGS5c; good to choice.
9Sc o hops ae S S eren Sc 1857 % cn nroD
I7G1sc: Pacific coast 1895 crop, 495c; 1896
crop, 899c; 1897 crop. 17q1sc. Hides steady;
Galveston. 15l4c; Texas dry, 1212; .Califor-
MIA, 1719@18Ac. Leather steady hemlock
sole, Buenos Ayres, 1912@2012c.
Beef steady; family $l1Q11.75; extra mess,
$SQ97 20; beef hams, $685. packet, S1O.25G11.
Cut meats steady; picked bellies, 59s461sc;
picked shoulders, 43sc; picked hams, 71z9
lac
$545: refined firmer. Pork steady; mess,
Ss.5OuS.75; short clear, $1O.25q1250; family.
Tallow steady; city. Sssc; country. $50
Rice-Japan, 5Aa5lsc. Molasses quiet;
New Orleans, open kettle, good to choice
28Q33c.
Cotton seed oil trade was neglected, but
the strength in hog products maintained
prices in buyers favor. Prime crude, 1915c;
prime f. o. b. mills. 1494q15izc; prime sum
mer yellow. 22U221zc; off summer yellow,
22c; butter oil, 25Q21c; prime winter yellow,
2Sn2S1zc.
Coffee-Options opened steady, with prices
10 points higher on near months and un-
changed on far months: ruled active
throughout the session with further ad-
vance of Is points on near months as re-
suit of heavy buying for spot coffee houses
and local coverings. closed steady WITH
near months % points higher and later
months 5615 points higher; sales, 40, $50 bags,
including: May, 5.45d5 SOC. Spot coffee, Rio
strong No. 7. invoice, CSC; No. Z, jobbing.