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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-23
TROOPS TO GO TO cuEA.
General Miles NON Designating COM
nands For That Duty.


WASHINGTON. Sept. ee.-Major
General Miles. commanding the army
has completed his plan for The r"or-
ganiZa,ion of the volunteer forces into
corps, divisions and brigadcS. This
plan has been submitted tn the War
Department for approval. The plan
cOntemplates q reorganization OF the
volunteer force which has not been or
dered mustered out. and designated AS
an army of occupation for Cuba: pro-
vides for the relief Of the army in Porto
Rico. and establishes 1t reserve TO re-
lieve the troops in the various islands
which vii! be occupied by the United
States 1t is known that the troops Of
the seventh corps, now under General
Lee will be designated TO go to Cuba
and that troops from the camps at
Lexington. Knoxville and Middlrtown
will be selected for Cuban duty. /. is
understood that General Miles deals
only with organizations such as corps.
divisions, brigades and regiments. The
matter of commanding and staff Oil
GERS will be settled after tn" mastering
out Of generals and staff officers has
been determined.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-23
The Umbrella Conscience.

"You may bank on a guilty conscience
almost every time whom an umbrella is in
question, said New Orleans drummer.
You see this one? Well, it came into my
possession quite recently by what they call
the right Of conquest III il protocol l
was caught out in the rain after lunch and
wondering what the deuce I would do
when noticed u chap under an awning
trying to raise AN umbrella It was clear
he didn't understand the fastening, and as
the umbrella itself was not new the cir
cumstantial evidence against him was con-
elusive.
80 walked -: md said firmly, That's
my umbrella. ST. At tho same time l
took it out Of his mod. How itcd at once,
stammered somelni. about a mistake
and sneaked off, ,ile walked away
proudly, shelteredi r' n very moist show
er. That's what Il, . will do. Wonder,
by the way, whose i; .cally is. New Or
leans Times Democrat. y
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-23

Newfoundland has at times peculiar
visitor. The occasional grounding Of an
immense iceberg "a short distance from the
shore produces an astonishing local eli
matte change during it's stay, preventing
the ripening Of crops aud garden fruits.
but presenting at sunset magnificent pris-
matte or iridescent effects
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-23
ON STATE IS1-ES oSI.Y
New York Democrats Nil ignore I'll.
Chicago Plitrnrln

''hicaG" l'l,t:arm
fi:N 'r""gl,ru,
MN YORK. Sept. 22.---At a confer
"h't -! l'"n"crttic leaders today which
'i'i'"i ex-senator Hill. United states
n''h'''"r Murphy. James w Hinlll, y.
i,'iiii"riN chairman Of he Democratic
state COMMITTEES" ana Senator !, ~
Ai'' ;irfen, the state PLATFORM was de-
''htu On senator Ale; ARE, said The
''a'i"iin mas not been lrattrn yet, but
th'lk IL rs safe to lay that it will p,
u"N"ted to state issues only There will
ne "thlnS about the Chicago platform
III H. IN making the Eight on state is
S""S we WI be f"llr"in.: the Demo-
'tat'lr sentiment throiJ. hon, ~,
state" "
rs; there anything il tn" talk about
MIR, mating Mayor Van Wy'k !or gov
fiil"r Was asked
have heard Van Wyck'.; nam.
hrh'l"ned Mr.. MrIa:rrn replied II
MY my nlsn heard talk .thou, Danfnrth,
OTHERS. ~ -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-23
just Like a Man.

A man doesn't realize that his daughter
Is old enough to read until no catches her
reading novel, and then he blamcs his
wife for not selecting the girls reading
matter.-Atchison Globe
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-23
PAr'1lt:N oliTFOoTS GENTRY
t!!E TeIcGraph

1HF-NT'N HE, MASS. Sept % Bar
, ,nr,,, CIR =: i"'n'rr, h" fastest two
horses i'll The world. Joe rllchcn ana
'"hn X Gentry had a match race M
'h" keadNil'c track today ara ratchen
won III 81" Siraigh, heats y s,im wind
DC" down thu stretch ANA held th;.
horses back. 50 he inn, was slow. TIL,
iirsi h"a' was in 2.oa =, and the second
in . "a q;
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-23
A Novelist's Family.

Robert Barr the novelist, when asked
few questions about himself and his fam
lily said: My wife is n Canadian of Eng
lsh descent. My daughter is kankce.
born in Detroit. My son is an English
man, born In London. l am an American
citizen made one in Detroit.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-23
FORTUNE FOR MRS. II. $. GRANT

VEN THTegrnNhI
DENVER. COL. Sept. GA rich
strik" has been made in The East Not
iiWhN mine. near central CITY which
- owned by the wife of Ulysses S
Grant IL. daughter of the late. Uni
TED states Senator j. r. ChatIec, OF Col
"rado. \ quantity of ore yielded Sc $50
PER ton chiefly in gold Returns on
tft'. second class or" showed a valu. OF
ME-, per tom The vein is lure
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-23
DoNs LEAVING poRTo RICO
Another Transport Laden With Spa n
lards Sails for Home


SAE LtAN. PORTO RICO. Sept q
Delayed in transmission Th. Span
lsh transport san Francisco sailed for
spain today, There was Il repetition Of
yesterdays scene when the Austria's
battalion of Spanish troops marched to
me wharf for emharkation captuiu
General Macias ana his staff reviewed
the departing soldiers. who bad.. fare
Vel Ia their SW"ethrartS and wives
some OF the soldiers wept profls,.ly
ana there was quit. Il pathetic :lS1ect t
|" IN" affair. AS III. =ii,l swung away
from N" pier. the soldiers o, board OF
litf raised u faint cheer and tn. wo-
men proceeded 10 the sea wall where.
MY stood Tor hours waving their
hiih"kerchicfs until the San Francisco
was only n spcck ON the horizon
u" Si'itiar'lS at th.. meetings of Tho
military commission are raising many
Questions regarding he civil admins
'fatl"n OF the island. ana the disposition
81 pubic Property; but the American
commissioners refuse To discuss them
as being beyond their Jurisdiction. Our
COMMISSIONERS are disposed To allow tb..
Si,'iIittrhS I" carry off /, 10, O! useless:
ni'' material rather than make n fight
T." retain it.
The United States steamer Suprly
~ mere bound for Santiago
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-23

The longest canal in the world Is in
Russia. It extends from ST. Petersburg
TO the frontier Of China and measures
nearly $500 miles
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-23

the Virginia Cleaning
and Dying Establishment. s. suits Of
clothes every day to be cleaned, dyed.
pressed and repaired. and made to
look like new. 3l05 Washington av-
anlle. aup-r0tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-23

TEXAS MAY RELIEVE OLYMPIA
4 Washington dispatch says The
report that the battleships will so to
Manila via the Suez Canal has probably
grown out of the intention OF the de-
partment to relieve the Olympia with.
probably. the second class battleship
Texas.
The Texas if sent to the East. will
go through the Suez Canal. but no or
ders on the subject have yet been is
sued and none vii! be until after the
treaty of peace is signed.
Rear Admiral Dewey has informed
the Navy Department that the supply
ship Culgoa will be sent to Sydney. N.
S. w. about the lst of October to re-
perish her store of fresh beef and veg
etables. When the vessel was first ac-
quired at Sydney. as a result of Pay
master General Stewart. her refriger-
ating room was filled to its limit with
fresh vegetables. mutton and meats.
but these have been distributed
among the ships comprising Rear Adj
miral DeWey'S squadron and to the SOL
dicrs stationed in Manila.
The torpedo boat Rodgers has been
recommended for final acceptance by
the government. The report of the
board which examined her. has been
submitted to the department and it's
recommendation will be adop, Nj Th;.
Rodgers was preliminarily accepted
early in the war and performed Serv-
ice in Cuban waters during the war.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-23
veasels Sailed y..ters.x

Hamburg.
Schooner Mary e. Palmer, Boston.
schooner Helen II. Benedict Bos-
ton.
Barge Kentucky. New Haven.
large Lone Star. New Haven.
Barge Oakland. New Haven.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-23
ANNOUNCEMENT

I take pleasure in announcing to t!ee
business men and general public Y
Newport News that l have leased frog
the Daily Press Company that branaT'
of their plant known as the Daily Presf
Job Office, and will hereafter conducf
the same in my own name: as ie .S
and feeY confident in assuring thostl
who entrust their orders to me thar
they will be executed in neat and ar :!
tistic manner. and at the lowest prlces}
consistent with high class work.
C. H. HUBAND. Iesseel
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-23
Weather Forecase

WASHINGTON. Sept 22-Forecast
for Friday: Virginia. rain. clearing by
noon: light to fresh variable winds. be-
coming Southwesterly
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-23

GLEN RIDGE. N. J.. Sept 22-Rear
Admiral Sampson is slightly i'll at Ha-
rana His wife will start for there to-
morrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-23
TO THE.PUBL,IG


The Daily Press Company has leased
it's Job Printing Department to Mr.. c.
Fl. IIubana. who in the\future will con
duct this branch of the business on his
own account. under the, name of the
Daily Press Job Office, CS Fl. Huband,
lessee.
Mr.. Huband has been coSnnected with
the Daily Press in the capacity OF fore
man of its Job Office for q number of
years. Ee is an artistic Printer and a
man worthy Of the patronage or the
public. tie has at his comnhand all the
facilities essential for doing lhrst class
work.
Mr.. Huband takes charge hf our Job
Printing Department under the most
favorable auspices. The BUSINESS OF
this branch has been extensive and is
constantly increasing. In leasing a
portion of its plant to Mr.. Hu!land the
management Of the Daily PressS is &C
tuated by a desire to be relieved OF the
details attendant upon commercial ana
book printing and to devote UNDIVIDED
attention to its newspaper interest,"
The Daily Press Company.
c. r. THACKESR.
President and Manaker.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-23
TELEGl,APHY WITHOUT WIRES

'"nsnl Gilbert sends from Liege a
letter from professor Of Il San Fran
riSc" school of engineering, who has
been Investigating Inventions in wire
less lri"graphy. The professor refers
To IN" system of Or Della Riccia. con-
ner'r'i with the Montetiore Institute Of
Electricity, at Liegc. Or. Riccia has
mad" improvements on apparatus al
ready in use. simplifying it and in
rre:isinS its power. and claims that he
can continc the oscillations of the trans
nitt@r I" any special point. to the ex-
"ltSiun of al! others. In case of COM
munication between war vessels and
forts. the message could be transmit
TED "a one alone; in case of fog at sea
tn" oscillations would not be limited.
IN. l;ccia. it is said. can make the
presence of a vessel known to another
AT distance of 80 miles and telegraph
real messages seven miles. The full
text OF this report has been laid before
tn" War Department
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-23

Mrs. cynthia Conant. of Springfield.
Mass. who has just celebrated her
hunurcdth birthday, is in excellent
health. and in conversation is bright
and interesting. She saw Lafayette
when he visited Boston. and often tells
how handsome he was and how disting-
uished he appered. Still more wildly
she recalls the war of 1912 and the part
h"r father played therein. He was one
OF e party which captured a British
vessel that had been brought to Hyan-
ms farh"r and there set on fire. The
nfe was put out and the boat was towed
10 Boston, with her father In charge.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-23

Children under years of age Invariably
prefer yellow to all other colors
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-23
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Vessels Arrived Yesterday

Steamship Inchdune Br.), Purse,
New Orleans.
Schooner Three Marys. Providence
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-23
CURRENT TOPICS.

The insignia of the Golden Fleece
worn by Duke Philip, the founder of
the order, is still in the possession of
Don Carlos-a fact which causes much
chagrin and irritation to both the
Queen Regent of Spain and the Empor-
er of Austria 1t is a superb jeweled
affair and of high intrinsic value
Canoes of birch and canvass are be-
ing shipped to Palestine. Japan. India
and China by Bangor fMe) manufac-
turers One recently sent to India was
made to the order of Il British officer
and the cost of transportation was
more than $15. a canoe just ordered is
intended for trip up the Jordan.
u medical writer in India declares
that segregation of patients. the only
effective way of dealing With the
plague. is so repugnant to the Hindus
that they prefer to die by the million
rather than submit to 1t.
The London Times recently made
the following graceful acknowleelg-
ment of a courtesy received at the
hands of contemporary: "The pro
prietors of the Daily Telegraph have
courteously placed at our disposal the
dispatches received from their special
correspondent with the Anglo Egyp-
tian force. and we are therefore en-
abled TO print this morning spirited
and detailed account from his zen of
the battle of Omdurman. Our readers
will appreciate the kindly feeling which
has prompted our contemporary to
help supply the gap in our correspon-
dence caused by the serious injury to
Colonel Rhodes and the lamented death
of Mr.. Hubert Howard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-23
THE WATER FRONT
ITEMS OF INTEREST GATHERED
aBOUT THE PIERS
entrances and Clcarances Mt the Custom
House. List OF We soils Now In Port.
Other Marine iteuns
CALENDAR FOR THUS DAY

sun rises. SEA
High water-2:O4 A. NJ. and ESQ p. NJ.
Low water-8:18 A. NJ and 1925 p Nj.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-23

SIX new styles in dinner sets.
Adams Packet Store
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-23

Largest and cheapest line enamel
ware al ;rlft Store
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-17

admirl's dispatch was the statement
that the Cuban general Rabbi, had oc'
oupied Acceraderos, only eight miles
from Santiago, and practically a sub
urb Of that Spanish stronghold. IL was
the execution uf plan arranged In
Washington some weeks ago when two
Of the staff officers Of General Garcia
came here TO confer with general Miles,
AZ that time Garcia and Rabbi were at
Bayamo, In the western part Of Santi.
ago province aud more that 100 miles
northwest 81 Santiago dc Cuba.
Admiral Sampson's dispatch showed
that Rabbi and his force had made a
complete circuit Of Santiago de Cuba,
aud coming up 10 the south of Il, has
occupied Acceruderos This Is looked
upon as q fine military stroke, for Accer.
aderos Is the port where iron wharyos
will afford facilities for unloading the
heavy artillery carried by General Shat.
tors invading expedition The news
also indicated 10 the authorities here
that the Spanish garrison nt Santiago
has practically retroated inside the city
proper, giving up the outlying towns.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-17
The Florence Crittenden Home.

The strolling preacher who has held
firth at Saunders 4 Johnson corner for
the past two days called at the Eagle
Office Yesterday. Ills name Is W. 5.
Wheeler, and he represents the Flor
ence Chttcnden home for fallen women,
at Houston The Houston Home II one
OF many branch Institutions OF the same
name, all having n central management
In New York. lie carries book con.
tanning fine We've of the homes In differ.
ent cities.
Mr.. Chttenden Is New York mil.
lionair, who upon the death Of hit
little daughter and only child Florence,
turned his great income into this char.
acter Of charity work-the founding and
endowment OF homes for reformed fal'
len women, where they get protection
and care until they lind honorable EN-
ployment, and they are assisted in get
ting such employment.
Mr.. Wheeler left here for Hearne
His business IA TO advertise the Hom'
and its purposes, and incidentally ac
cept donations to carry on H. work
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-17

A. recently Us our ciyl war no r'aa
would dare let u be- known that mo- v0l,
a bullet proof garment 81 auy kind. J
myself once .aw in au abandoned cam
wornuut wlls.coat that had steel DO.
INK. It bad been kicked and battered
apparently by the troops that had oCru.
pied the camp aud the troops who came
on 20 tho same spot picked u up. aud /,
was passed about Tor uspco6ou IN en-.
riosity, with au uucca,iug expression a
contempt Tor the coward who would
wear such protection. An analysis Of
this feeling would probably show that Il
hal i,s origin in the circumstance that il
was worn secretly, aud iha, such rxccp
tional protectOa was considered au IN
fair advantage over comrades who expos
ell their unprotected bodies 10 the death
storm u battle. Sure 1t was that nd
man ON either side had aught 10 nay
sgaiust the knights " the age Of cnival
~, who went abopt clad IN armor from
head TO foot pud were held Ia memory
asparagus al BRAVERY. -Louisul Cou
rier Journal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-17
THE HOUSE VOTES
TO ANNEX HAWAII,
The Vote W.. 300 Tor aud ~ Against,
aud Was Taken After Nota-
BILE Debate.

Washington June TO- By vote Of
600 10 VI the house adopted the New.
lands resolutions providing for the an.
ncNation of Hawaii Tho debate, which
has continued without interruption
since Saturday. has been one Of the most
notable Of this congress, the proposed
annexation being considered " great
commercial aud strategic importance, by
H. advocates and being looked upon by
10 opponents NJ involving radical de.
parture from the established policy "
the country and likely 10 b. followed by
the Inauguration of q pronounced policy
Of colonization, the abandonment " the
Monroe doctrine and participation IN In.
ternational wmnglcs More than half
a hundred members participated IN the
debate.
The vote In support ~ the resolutions
was made up Of li9 Republicans,
IS Democrats, s Populist. and fusion.
ists the vote against annexation com.
prised - Democrats, 3 Republicans, 7
Popuiists aud lfusionists
The resolutions adopted In a prclate
relate to the offer Of the Hawaiian ~.
public 20 ccde all it- sovereignty and
absolute title 90 the government and
crown lands and then by resolution ac.
ccpt the accession and declare the -.
lands annexed. The resolutions provide
for commission u five, az least two u
| whom shall BE- resident llnWaiians, 20
recommend 10 congress such legislation
~ they may deem advisable The pub.
lie debt Of Hawaii. no 10 exceed A. 900.
900, isassumcd Chinese immigration is
prohibited all treaties with other pow.
ers are declared null, and 10 IL provided
that until congress shall provide for the
government II the islands all civil. IN.
dicial and military power, now exercised
by the officer. OF the existing govern.
mcnt shall Boz exercised in such manner
as the president shall direct, and he b.
given power To appoint persons TO put
into effect provisional government lot
the islands
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-17
SOME CUeANS HAVE
JOINED OUR MARINES.
Tit. Insurrs Their Holding Their Post.
ton untll the Invading Army
Arrives From Tampa.

Washington, june l6..-Tho navy de.
partmcnt has received the welcome news
that the little band of American marines
who had planted the flag ON Crest ,lIill,
aud were defending It night aud day
against heavy odds, were not only S,fc,
but were strongly reinforced by faOO
Cubans from the commands Of Gnria
and Rabbi and were now strongeIpugh
70 more than hold their own until Cen.
Skaters army reaches thcro, whiclnwill
BE- about saturday. II was discios,il IN
u dispatch from Admiral sampson ,alsi
brought much relief to naval oipciaA.
The most significant feature efSth.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-17
NEW BATTLEsHlPs.
They wul he IT the T,ps of the Ala.
b'mt, wan lew ttuurs..

They Wlii he ~ the T,ps 1T the Ala.
b'm'. wan u lew uh,ugo..
Washington, June 10 The con.tluc.
ton of thrca large mrtc.mu. under
provision ot the last auuu,. apprlpri,.
ton hill Is 10 BE- undertaken without FUR.
thcr delay by the navy continent IN
accoruurcN with p.un,auu ID. SIGN. drawn
and agreed yp1n by special bufd h,y.
ing tie subject uulrr aIy,.,mrur
These additions to navy ar u uo
similar in many respect. On tha
Alabama type OF nttIu.hips NJ
which thr are now bnidur.
hut departure. have lonu mado In
some RESPECTS from the vessels that ara
expected 90 doyeiopa still moro ucrfac,
type OF war ,c,sel.
The intention " the authoriuc, ho.
been practically 10 duplicate the tyr.
of hattloship that Is believed IN 4.
Wi'houta superior except In speed aual
tiles, which are the recognized weak
features in the plans n the proposed ye.
sells.
ships " their dimensions now build
ing abroad will be required To maintais
rate ofat least - knots in hour nm
der normal load conditions. whereas m,
requirement OF tho navy Tor the shin
about TO be contracted for, call for vc,
sells OF hut - knotN Failure TO proyld,
an increased speed has been duo 10 dc
sire on the part Of the secretary 10 facil
itate their construction.
A the subject now stands the hattie
ships will have the same dimensions NJ
those Of the Alabama.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-17
THE DAILY EAGLE.
Mrs. D. b. Knox is visiting in Euni'

Mrs. D. -. Knox Is visiting in Eunis.
Prof T. s Mintr went to Marlin yes.
terday.
Ben Eitleson returned from Waco
Yesterday.
!. W. Benson Of Bethel, was In he
city yesterday.
Carload Of hulls on the track for sale
by G. =. Moore. IA
Mrs II. X. Dawson relurnel to
Houston yesterday.
Fresh new millinery very cheap at
Mrs. g. NJ. proctors 1Si
Mis- jamie Lewis u MiIlictn, was
10 the city Yesterday.
The Mcqueen residence for rent.
Apply TO G. A. Adams. l55
John NJ, Caldwell has rccciyap his
stock Of Wedding present..
The Geo. smith family horsb Tor ale
price ss5. Apply tor. 5. Wkbb. 40
Royal Hue" a strictly first class Sc
cigar 'oId only Lxj-G Parsons. 1851
sss.sss. flelen Ma,hi. left for Wilt to
her sister, Mrs. II. Y. King, at Bolton.
When you want TO enioya Nee drive
get enc Of LA Gooch'. nobby turn.
outs, 1910
Capt Il. r Boyle and granddaughter.
Miss Ella Ray Boyle, are visiting at
Marlin.
Livery services f1r picuics and country
trips promptly supplied by Ira Goocb
NJ low prices. 800
Fresh beer always on tap at the Amer.
lean beer ball In the Zcuatd block. Free
lunch from TO I p. M. loGd
Miss Doney somers and Miss Zetta
Olerbolz returned 10 Calvert yesterday
after visit 10 Mis-. u. Kernolc.
Buegies, surreys, hacks aud closed
carriages at Gooch's livery stable. lie
can supply vour wants Ia the livery line
promptly and at very low prices 100
Mrs H. g. white and Mrs George s.
lloke left on the morning train go ter.
day Tor 81 Lous, from which place Nrf
White will % 10 Columbia, s. G..
Alan'- eel, brated Oeramum Bo.aied
Talcum Powder, Zoe q box Thi. pow.
der sells inr 2ic elsewhere. Sid only
by sam q. Wilson q Co. Iltf
). d. staticr and son, late u Hunt
county, have contracted Tor the Madi.
sonylle and Bryan star route mail .cf.
vice to take effect July !,
FOR SALE A complete house NOV.
ms outfit consisting u jackscrcws, rope
rollers, aud tack lc, also one Gents aud
one Ladies bicycle In good condition,
very cheap ~ ca,h inquire Of W %.
Pcacork. ~