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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
THEY WANT TROUBLE
IyCENDIARY PROCLAMATIONs STILL
BEING ISSUED IN CUBA.
FULL OF INFLAMMATORY WORDS.
The Government Authorities, How
ever, Deem Ii Best to Ignore the
MaIcontents who Would Like to lie
Arrested and to Pose as Martyrs.

HABANA, July 1S-The truth regarding
the recent proclamation issued in Ma
tanzas shows that regular revolution
ary party has been established, with
Headquarters in Habana, it's object being
TO incite Cubans throughout the entire
country. This party has agents In every
large city and also a junta IN Mexico, one
of the agents of which is now here. All
this is perfectly well-known 20 the au-
thorities. no manifesto comes from the
press without their getting a copy OF IT,.
OF course, the inhammatory addresses are
hurtful 10 the peace of the country, but
it is generally considered that 1t would
work more harm to arrest the leaders
Of the movement, who would undoubtedly
pose as martyrs, which Is seemingly ther
desire.
Ut is ALL TOMMY-ROT"
Each province has or Will have an ad-
dress circulated widely and signed by
some prominent name, sufficiently COM
mon 10 be borne by many, and thus pre-
vent the accusation of forgery. one such
appeal. recently issued in the province OF
Santiago, reads as follows:
with my soul stirred with enthusiasm
by your dignihed action under the hu-
initiating conditions I'm which We are
placed by the intervening government, L
raise my voice to you. brave comrades
and obedient soldiers of the Immortal Ma
Geo. asking In glorious remembrance OF
his name that you again swear you VIII
die on the battlefield before you Will live
like miserable towards, yoked and tied,
like the disinherited offspring of our fore
fathers. allowing a perjured foreign flag
TO float where our shores should be marx
ed only by the blessed emblem OF the
Lone star.
TO GLORY OR THE GRAVE.
"You who turned your backs on the
vile metal which pretended to pay for
the arms which cost so many sacrifices
will know how to use them again should
il be necessary in defence Of our just
rights. because the great and powerful
are small and cowardly when they face
Justice and truth ] shall always be first
TO die for you or carry you 10 glory.
Your brother and general.
(Signed) DOANi
General Maxine Gomez has refused inc
offer OF Quintos De Los Molinos as per-
manent residence, and has also stated
that he Will not use the furniture oifereu
him. He has a house In Habana where
he will live with his family, and 10 which
he will bring all his belongings. lie WISH
es il to be generally known that ne does
not care 10 accept gifts.
El Diario De La Marina Is authori'y
for the statement that the western
Union Telegraph Company intends 70 Jay
another cable line TO Habana, the caDlo
10 run from Miami By way OF Key west
The paper also announces that WORK Oh
the new line will commence In the fali'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
pROOKLYN's TROLLEY CARS.
Strikers Claim To lie Gaining
Ground-SmaII Riot Yesterday.


NEW YORK, July 1S.-The Brooklyn
trolley strike is still on, and in all likeli-
hood there will be no end to the labor
trouble for several days to come. The
striking motormen and conductors are
very earnest, and they claim that they
are gaining ground. On the other hand,
the representatives Of the Brooklyn Irlc-
ton Company assert that the strike is
only a nominal one, and that from to-
night on they will experience 10 diff
hculty in running their full complement
of cars.
THE SCHEDULE WAS IRREGCLAR.
The company did not run any cars over
it's various lines after dark last evening
but resumed traffic shortly after o'cl)ca
this morning. Numbers of cars wsEe
run over the several lines, but the tine
schedule was not lived up to on any one
OF them, and a fair estimate OF the roll
ing stock in operation would be about -
per cent. No cars were run over tho
Flatbush-Avenue line TO Brighton beach.
A SMALL RIOT OCCURRED.
During the day the police made sevc-
raj arrests OF persons who interfered W ia
lines. but no serious outbreak occurred
until after o'clock. A small riot &C.
Cured a few minutes after o'clock, in
which two men were painlJlly bat not
seriously hurt. a mob Of some fJJ PER
sons attacked a Fifth-avenuo car on its
way into the city at Sixth street and
Fifth avenue.
FRACTURED NOSE AND BROKEN
ARM.
Motorman A. Latham and Conductor
w. +. Mulcahey were pulled of the car
and badly treated. Latham mad his arm
broken and Mulcahey received fracture
OF the nose.
Mastery Workman Parsons aud District
Master Pines were very confident that tie
strikers would win the fgnt, bus Judging
from the number OF cars IN ope. alton to-
day the assertion OF the railway man.
AYERS that the strike would lizzie out
seems to be well founded.
The cars on the Third-Avenue, the
Fifth-Avenue, and the Fulton-Street lines
stopped running shortly after o'clooE
tonight. The cars on all the other INES
I'm operation stopped at midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
CHARLOTTEsvILLE.
Death of Venerable Lndy-PersonaI
Notes.

Notes.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, July ls.-
(Spccial) Mrs. Rebecca Taylor died yes
terday at $3.50 2. NJ. after an Illness Of one
week. Her funeral took place this after
noon at 4 o'clock from the Methodist
church. the body being inferred at Oak
Hnl
Mrs. Taylor was the widow Of Theodore
Taylor. she was SO years Of age. Her
maiden name was Rebecca Bower. Three
children survive her-Captain George
". Taylor. Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway Richmond: Mr. G. c. TAYLOR.
and Mrs. Martha Bush wife of Captain
John d. Bush of this city.
Mrs. Taylor was a NEST admirable lady.
who had dome what she could" in this
life and her death is sincerely mourned
by her friends.
AIR NJ. F. Sadler. OF this city. left here
this afternoon over the Chesapeake and
Ohio for Indianapolis. Ind. for a two
weeks outing. Before returning be will
visit Danville. BrownsDurg Pittsboro,
and other cities of that State.
Mrs. NJ Annette Keblinger and son.
Jackson, Of Washington. are the guests
Of Mrs. J. Tyler Jackson. east High
street.
Miss Nellie Allen, of Culpeper after
spending several weeks with friends in
the city and at the University, returned
this morning 10 her home
4 protracted meeting will commence at
Effort church next Sunday. The pastor,
Rev. John T. Randolph, will be assisted
by the Rev J. J. White, Of Profit.
The school trustees OF the Miller Manual
Labor School met to-day at that institu-
ton TO receive applications for admis-
sion to the school.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
SAMOAN CHIEFS FIGHT.
Possible Vacancy I'm Chief Justice
ship-Our Commissioners Return.

Possible Vacancy I'm Chief Justice
ship-Our Commissioners Return.
APIA, SAMOA, July IL, via AUCk-
LAND, n. H., July 1S-In night which
occurred at Sofata, in the suateles dis
trict, July 9Th, one Malietoa chief was
martally wounded and two Mataafa
chiefs and one Suatele We're Killed, ana
three others wounded.
The British cruiser Turanga and the
German cruiser Cormoran arrested three
chiefs and brought them TO Apia for trial
before the Supreme Court.
The joint commissioners Will leave FOR
Washington July 18th. Chief-Jusuce
Chambers will leave for San Francisco
on the steamer Moana on July 18th. Not
desiring to return, he has sent his resig-
nation to President Mckinley, who does
not wish 10 accept II.
The question whether this constitutes
a vacancy in the Chief Justiceship is be-
ing discussed by the commissioners. DR..
Solf claims that he will preside over the
Supreme Court If Chambers leaves the
island. If there is no vacancy, then
either Hunter or MAR may be designated
to fill the Chief Justiceship.
The commissioners are blamed for not
ordering the restitution Of loot taken
by rebels. Mataafa partisans among the
rebels are raising funds TO fight the king
ship question through lawyers. and are
confident of obtaining a rehearing. Ma
taafa however accepts the abolition Of
the kingship, and will be present at a
meeting with the commissioners on Sa-
vau Island. His supporters request the
dismissal of Chief-Justice Chambers. and
defy the order Of the Supreme Court
The international commissioners are to-
day at Lufiluf, meeting Mataafa and Atua
chiefs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
We sIei u I Z
DETAILS or THE KENTUCKY FIGHT
Only Three Killed, hut the Feud II
Said TO lie Spreading.

LONDON, KY. July lS.-To-day's news
from Clay county confirms last nights
reports Of the Philpot-Grifln fight, and
while reducing somewhat the number OF
fatalities. give details which emphasize
the ferocity of the conflict Three mea.
all Of whom belonged 70 the Griffin fac
uon, were killed on yesterday; three
fatally and two seriously wounded.
THE FEUD. SPREADING
Messengers from Manchester to-day re-
port the situation more threatening than
ever before. because Of a spread of the
feud TO families not hitherto directly con.
cerned.
Detailed reports Of yesterdays fight
brought here to-day by a messenger from
Manchester are 10 the effect that early
in the morning the Phipots, with Ed.
Fisher, who is a nephew Of Governor
Philpot. started to the woods on log
ging expedition. They were met by Dep
utySheriff Wash Thacker, who served q
warrant on Robert Phipot.
SHOT IN THE BACK
He was taking Phllpot's bond Wien
Aaron Morris. and the Grfins, who
seemingly had been following the Phil
pots. came up on horseback from a by
road Robert Philpot was signing Tho
bond, when MOTHS, taking deliberate ann
with Winchester. shot him i'm the lack
while he was In a STOPPING posture. Peter
Philpot, who stood on wagon near oy
sent a bullet into Morriss head. tearing
off the top Of Il, but Morris did not fall
from his saddle until two other shots
had passed through his body.
A GENERAL FIGHT.
The fight then became general and did
fHFafI
wounded except Peter PhilpOt, who was
not hurt. When il was ended Aaron
Morris, William Griffin, and Green Grlf-
fin were found 10 have been killed. I'd.
Fisher, Hugh Griffin, and Robert Phil
pot were fatally wounded. while Alexan-
der Fisher and George Philpot were SUI.
fering from serious injuries
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
PETERSBURG AND VICINITY.
\ Youth Stabbed by Il Companion
Briefs.


PETERSBURG VA. July 1S-(Speciap
Master Willie McEwen, aged about 10
years. received a severe cut in the back
last night at the hands of a young COM
panion, during a difficulty between the
two on west High street. The injured
boy is the son of Mr. w. Il. McEwen,
and the wound is thought to be serious
The instrument used was pocket knife,
the blade of which pentrated its full
length.
Before Judge y. J. Epes, Of the County
Court of Dinwiddie tomorrow. the con-
tested election case of Gillian vs.. Harris,
involving the office of County Treasurer,
Will be tried. The demurrer Of the con-
testee 10 the bill of the contestant will
be first passed upon by the Court.
The storm which passed over this city
yesterday afternoon caused much damage
to fruit-trees and crops in its path
through Prince George county. The grow
ing corn was blown TO the ground,
and fruit-trees were split and torn or
uprootcd Many beautiful shade-trees in
this city were badly dishgured or de-
stroyed
Senator Thomas S. Martin and Secre-
tary-of the-Commonwealth Hon. Joseph
y. Lawless spent to-day with friends in
this city
Rev. DR.. ]. NJ. Pitcher left this morning
for Richmond TO attend the Dover Baptist
Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
GOV. BRADLEY ISN'T PLEASED.
The Clay County Authorities Are
Very Severely Criticised.

FRANKFORT, KY. July Ex-Governor
Bradley received full official particulars
tonight regarding the Clay county bat
tie The Governor has not decided on
any plans with reference TO the latest
outbreak. There Is very severe criticism
OF the Clay county civil authorities. and
II Is limited that some OF the judges 10
that district will be made the subject OF
rigid investigation by the Legislature
next winter, which will have impeach'
ment proceedings as It's ultimate object
Sheriff Beverly White. OF Clay county
who. with his deputies. are credited viii
being involved I'm one or the feuds, hai
not called on the State for assistance
He objected to the Governor sending
troops 10 Manchester last month for th'
Baker trial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
SERGEANT BRYAN DROWNED.
Was n Member of the Artillery hat
tery-seixed With Cramps.

CHARLESTON. s. C., July is.-Sergeant
Hollie Bryan, Battery NJ First United
States Artillery. was drowned while
bathing off Sullivan's leland at ] o'clock
to-day. Bryan had just eaten his dinner
when he went into the surf with party
OF friends. Ii Is supposed that he was
seized with cramps. His body has not
vet been recovered. Bryan was studying
with a view TO earning a commission for
himself. and was very popular with both
the men and officers Of the regiment. He
enlisted from Alabama.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
WAR AMONG DEMOCRATS.
Two Factions in IIlinois-Mnny Get
I'm the National Committee.

CHICAGO. July is.-The fight between
the regular Democratic organization OF
Cook county and the State or Illinois,
represented by Mayor Harrison and Ma
tional-C Committeeman Gahan on the one
side and the Altgeld wing Of Democracy
which supported Ex-Governor Altgeld IN
his candidacy for Mayor, has reached an
acute stage and threatens 10 involve the
National Committee, in spite OF the sire
nuous efforts 10 keep party quarrels OUT
Of the committee meeting next week III
this city.
National Committee Gahan, In an open
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
Wicker Rockers.
4 Reduction.

You'l want to see the difference in these
prices and what you've been paying.
High-Back Reed Rocker, price Sl5s. IN
this sale ....,...... .......... ............ssc.
High Back Vanished Rocker. price
Sis, in this sale ......... .......,......osc.
Ladies' Wicker Rocker, price N.75. In
TINS safe ......-s.. .......... .......s>i.<o.
Full Roll Wicker Rocker, price 1919, In
this sue ....s........ s.s..... ..s..'..>~.Oo.
Gentleman's Large Wicker Rocker,
price Si75. in this sale ................s3.Dv.
Cane Morris Chairs, price 1915, In this
sale ............ ........... ............S<.O>.
Morris Chair, upholstered price 1876,
in this sale ........... ...............Sz.2o.
Morris Chair, In velour. price $50. IN
this sale ....,...... .......... .-.......Sfo3.
Inlaid Mahogany Hall Chairs. price
$3.50 in this sale ........... ..........ss.oo
oak Hall Chairs, price si25. in this
col
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19

letter to the Altgeld element of the party.
explains his objection to addressing the
meeting of Thursday night, and by indi-
rect appeals 10 his colleagues of the Ma
tional Committee advises them 10 refrain
from attending the Altgeld meeting.
Interest is added TO the occasion by the
report Of Governor Altgeld's friends that
Bryan some days ago accepted an invita-
ton TO address the meeting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
ONE HUNDRED NEW MACHINE GUNS
They Are Said to BE Very Formi-
dable, Indeed.

WASHINGTON, July ls.-The Navy
department has received the first half Of
en- order for 100 new machine guns OF a
new type. the most powerful in the pos
session OF any government. They are l.
FOUNDERS. carrying an explosive shell,
and can fire $50 shots a minute. They
are cooled by water jacket. and II IA
said that they can put nifty shots into
the head Of a barrel at half 4 mile In .
quarter OF "a minute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
DEATHS.

BAKER.--Died. Wednesday. July 10.
1893. at A. NJ. at the home OF his pa
rents. No. % north Eighteenth street.
GEORGE ESTON BAKER. son OF Mr..
ard Mrs. ]. u. Baker; aged 5 years.
Funeral notice later.
DOLLARD.-Died July nth. az r. NJ.
at the residence OF her husband, COS south
First street. MARY ELLEN POLLARD.
beloved wife Of Thomas Dol.ard. and
daughter OF Mrs. Mary McCann ard tho
late Morris Mccain. in the SS,h year OF
her age.
She is survived by her husband and
eight children. ~.
Funeral from Sacred Heart church
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. July 10Th.
az 3 o'clock. lnterment In MI. calvary
Cemetery. a4
Baltimore papers please copy
MGEHEE.-Died, at his sisters home.
Sunday July IS. 1889 al 7.@ II. NJ. f.
MAURICE MGEHEE; aged y years.
Burial took place at Hollywood Monday
evening. July nth. az 40 o'clock.
Fredericksburg papers please copy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
ALL is QUIET IN CLEVELAND.
No One Knows Just what the street
Chr Men VIII DO.

CLEVELAND, O.. July ls.-Whethsr or
not the quiet that has prevailed to'da"
precedes a storm 10 come N the street
railway strike is the question that every
one is asking. The strikers are pursuing
different tactics from those followed IN
the former strike. They are not inter
fering with the non-union men WAC are
operating cars, nor will they cell what
their plans are. The officials OF the com
pany also refuse 10 talk, but they ope-
rated cars on several lines to-day uncer
police protection. without molestalion.
preparations are being made TO resume
operations on other lines, and Il ~ sp-
parent that new men are TO De seSprea .
rapldly as possible to take the places OF
the strikers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
yELLow-FEvER IN CUBA.
The situation Has Greatly Improve"
There-Numbcr of Deaths.

WASHINGTON. July lS.-surseon-0ene-
raj sternberg to-day received the follow
ing cablegram from Major o'Reilly. chief
surgeon az Habana
Hazard telsgraphs since and including
10Th instant: Taken sick, medical officer,
/; female nurse, /; hospital corps. q SOL
diers, 8; civilians, IA. Deaths-soldier, Il;
bospital corps. l. and civilians, B. Troops
now ouite free and safe Very few Ameri-
cans left in city. No new cases at Man
zanillo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
xnracRorND WAY FOR DREYFUs
Lends from His Cell tn the Court
Room.

RENNEs. July 1S.-Work was begun
this morning on the construction OF
passage from the cell of Captain Drey~
fus 10 the hall in which the court-martial
before which he Is to be tried will sit.
This will enable the prisoner 20 escape
the annoyance OF observation by the
curious. .,
TRIAL TO BEGIN IN AUGUST.
PARIS. July 1s.-The Rennes CORE
spondent of the Journal des Debats says
the Dreyfus court-martial will not begin
IFS sittings until August 10th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
A Child EniONa

the pleasant flavor gentle action. and
soothing effect Of Syrup OF Figs, when in
need OF laxative. and If the father or
mother be costive or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow It's use; so that
Il Is tho best family remedy known. and
every family should have a bottle. Manu-
featured by the California Fig Syrup Com
pany.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
THE ANDERSON CASE.
"hrreabOuts of the Indicted Doctor
Natter OF Pure Speculation.

NANVLLE. VA. July 1s-Cspecial)-
' not believed IN Pittsyiyania county
Dr. John c. Anderson, indicted for
al and attempted murder, has been
'.s section since he disposed Of his
property shortly after Miss Watson com
suicide. After completing the
N.hsf0r and sale of his property al ina,
I"r he disappeared. Rumors were az
aarls published 10 the effect that the
Do-.or had found refuge IN Canada, but
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
ALABAMA MINING TROUBLES.
The Imported Negroes Frigbtehe"
Away-Daily Output Normal.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July ia large
number Of negroes, brought from Georgia
20 work in place Of the strikers at the
Ishkooda ore mines. are making their way
back to Georgia the hest they can. The
shooting or Saturday night has frighten-
ed number OF them, Notwithstanding
promises of protection.
There were $50 additional strange ne
groes put TO work I'm the mines at lsh-
kooda yesterday. The daily output Is
about normal now, and if further trouble
can be kept off for the next two weeks
II IS believed that the entire strike Will
ba off
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
GEORGIA. COTTON-MILLs.
Directors Have Decided to Increase
Their Capital stock.

COLUMBUS. GA, July lS-The direc-
tors OF the Eagle and Phoenix Cotton
Mills. one OF the largest In Georgia, To-
day decided to increase the capital stock
from $4,000 to $4,000. The present stock
holders will be allotted Is per cent. OF
their present holding, thus being given
The first opportunity TO buy the new
stock. The mills will purchase 800 new
looms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
"TOD" SLOAN INsUBORDINATE.
The Jockey Club suspends Him Until
August 9TH.

LONDON, July 1S.-Owing to an exhibit
ton of INSTRUMENTATION at the starting
post in the race for the Warren Nursery
al Sandown Park on Saturday last,
Starter A. Coventry reported Jockeys
Tod" Sloan. Henry Robinson, and John
Dalton TO the Jockey Club meeting this
morning. The club voted TO suspend
Sloan and Robinson from July 18th 10
August 9TH, inclusive. and Dalton till
July 18th. This bars Sloan and Robinson
from riding Grodno and Norman. respec-
lively. in the race for the Liverpool Cup.
for which the horses named are first and
second favOrites.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
DARING ROBBERY
OF Young Ladies' in Arlington Gene
terry.

terry.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. July lS.-(Spe-
cial)-A daring and outrageous robbery
was committed about o'clock this al
ternoon in Arlington Cemetery grounds,
two ladies from Washington, who gave
their names as Miss Susie Marrow and
Miss Sarah Harper young and we'll
dressed, being the victims. They appear
ed at the train depot near Arlington in
pltable condition. TO Conductor Draw
ner they told Of having been accosted by
a white man while strOlling through the
grounds. He proposed to convey them
back 10 Washington via Georgetown. and
while they were parleying a burly negro,
supposed to be an accomplish of the
white man. came up and made demon
stration towards the ladies'. They became
terrified and surrendered their money and
tickets. The eyeglasses of one Of the
ladies were broken and her clothes COW
cred with mud. They tried hard TO con-
ceal their identity. Constable Gaines. OF
Rosslyn, is on the case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
PHILIPPINE NATIVES FIGHTING.
Opposition to the Tngais-Peopie

Opposition to the Tngnls-reopie
want Our Protection.
MANILA, July 1850 p. M.-The ma
tives of the provinces Of Albay, South
Camarines, and North Camarines are en-
deavoring TO throw off the domination OF
the Tagals. 1t is reported that the:e mas
been fighting between the people Oh Ihe
provinces named and small bands OF Ia
gals who were quartered upon them' run
ming the local government, ana that the
people in question are willing 10 declare
allegiance 10 the United states Wileh
troops are sent TO protect them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
A SHAM ATTEMPT At MURDER.
Ex-King MiIan's Trick for Political
Purposes.

LONDON. July 19.-According to thu
Daily Mails Rome correspondent. abso-
lutte confirmation has been obtained that
ex-King Milan, Of Servia, himself plaza
ned the sham attempt upon his life re-
Gently made for political purposes.
The correspondent also says that tho
Austrian Government has decided 10 IN
wife Milan TO voluntarily exile himself
from Servia in order TO prevent further
trouble
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-19
Hats Trimmed Free.

We started in Monday TO
close out at sacrifice prices all
our Summer Merchandise, and
those that visited our establish
ment can testify to the bar
gains that awaited them. Row
we want you here to-day, for
those that have been sold we
replaced with better one s.
Those itemized below are only
examples of the many that
you NAV procure here.