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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-13
VIRGINIA SICK SOLDIERS.
They Arrive on the HOspitai-ship
Missouri.


NORFOLK, VA, April .-(Special)-
The United States hospital-ship Missouri
arrived in Hampton Roads late last night.
She came from Habana direct, having left
there Friday, and brought 20 sick and
convalescent soldiers from the military
hospitals of Cuba. Some twenty-seyen of
this number are seriously i'll. The trans
port was not permitted to land for many
hours after her arrival, and the yellow
quarantine Alag flying from her foremost
kept shore boats away from her until she
| had been thoroughly examined by the
quarantine officer of the port, and was
allowed TO run alongside the dock and
discharge her sick. They viii be treated
at the Josiah Simpson General Hospital
at Fort Monroe. The landing Of the sick
troops was witnessed by several hun
dred guests from the hotels, and Old
Point reminded one of the arrival Of the
wounded from Santiago at the same pier
last summer. Most of the men were able
10 walk down the gangway and take
seats in the street-cars, but many OF
them, pale faced and weak had TO be
brought off in filters. and some of these
death seemed already TO have marked.
The sufferers were borne carefully to the
cars and transported thereon to the gem
aboard the Missouri during her voyage
from Habana, although at times the
weather was intentionally rough. The
transport Is the cleanest and most COM
Portable of all the hospital-ships that
have brought sick soldiers from Cuba
She is commanded by Surgeon Major Ar
thur. who has an able staff of surgeons
and trained nurses. Aboard the Missouri
are sixty cases OF typhoid-fever. ffty-nine
cases of malarial-fever, fourteen suffer
ers from tropical complaints. thirteen
cases of rheumatism, and forty-three
convalescents from surgical operations
The great majority of these cases will
recover.
Only four commissioned officers are
aboard. They are ass follows: Captain c.
). Aldri.h. Company II. Forty-ninth
Iowa Infantry; Lieutenant Byron u. Dog
gott, Volunteer Signal Corps; Lieutenant
Robert +. Woods, Company H.. Second
South Carolina Infantry, and Acting As
sistant-SurgeOn Thomas X. Marshall.
United States army.
Virginia soldiers aboard the Missouri
are as follows-all of the Fourth Regi-
ment: From Company /. of Franklin
Privates Charles X. Dean. Henry O. Esk.
Richard III. Walker, Paul r. Harris. and
Robert l., Hewett; from Company NJ of
Richmond-Private Trevor It. Hill: from
Company +, of Norfolk-Priyates John 5.
Reynolds and Oliver NJ Ryan; from Com.
pany Il, of Norfolk Corporal John T..
Morris; from Company III, OF Richmond
Sergeant John H. Cole: from Company
+. OF Suffolk-Private Vernon . Harris;
From Company G., of Newport News
Private Joseph w. Billings.
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RALEIGH's BUDGET.
The Naval MiIifia-FusionistsH Hope
ful-iSrief-.

RALEIGH. y. c.. April 12.-(Special)-
The outlook is that North Cardinals
naval militia will not get a cruise next
month or this month. 1t is TO be regretted
that neither the United States Govern
nent nor the State can pay the expenses
OF the militia for such cruise. only
$50 Of the State Guard fund is found to
be available for this purpose.
The Corporation Commission. it is
found, Is allowed $500 annually for ira
yelling expenses.
The Supreme Court advances the in
teresting case Of Watson Us. Jordan, in
Volving title to the Criminal Court clerk
ship Of Buncombe county, so that It will
be heard next Friday This is one of the
suits growing out of 1899 legislation.
There are not few people here willing
TO bet that DR.. -. II. Abbott will win his
case as 10 a position or the Corporation
Commission, though he has not as strong
case as W. II. Day had.
The Fusionist ofiice-holders are iubilant
at the Supreme Courts verdict in the
Day case, and say it goes a long way in
their direction. But. as was stated last
night Democratic State Chairman Sim
mons holds quite a different view
The State to-day chartered the Granite
Mountain Hardwood Company Of Win
ston; capital, $1,000; w. H. Tunis, of
Baltimore; G. w. Hnshaw, Of Winston.
and w. NJ. Abshor. Of North Wilkesboro'.
owners. The development of furniture
manufacturing in North Carolina during
the past two or three years has certainly
been remarkable. BY the end Of this
year between fifty and sixty factories in
that line Will be in operation.
The State also chartered the Johnson
Dry-Goods Company, Of Wilmington; cap
ital, $4,000; owners, w. a. Johnson, w
S. Johnson, and \. G.. Johnson.
Up To date twenty-nine petitions in
bankruptcy have been filed in this dis
trict.
The North Carolina Car Company. of
this city, has gone into bankruptcy i'm
the Federal Court. There are several pc
titioners
The Olivia Raney memorial library.
work on which begins next week. will be
an ornament to Raleigh. The site is IN
few yards Of the Confederate monu-
mcnt
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BY the Valentine Auction Company
AuctiOneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-13
THE lR7oHMoNp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. APRIL 49, 1888.

railroad ties. consigned to the Peninsuinr
Railway Company, which recently Sc
cured q franchise from the city. Three
more carloads OF steel rails arrived TO-
day from the Carnegie Company ana
now nearly an OF the material Is on hand.
There Is nothing To interfere with push
ing the work on the new road. and Presi-
dent John q. Livezey stated to-day that
operations would commence In earnest
next week.
1t is understood that there will be some
changes In the near future In the Offices
OF the Newport News and Old Point Rail-
way and Electric Company. owing 10 the
resignation OF. the vice-president, Mr.. W.
a. Post
The Democratic primary, TO nominate
candidates for the party in the municipal
election OF May 25th will be held to-mor-
row. the polls being open from IL 10
o'clock. In addition to candidates for the
Council, seven,new members for the Dem
ocratic Committee will be named.
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CHASE CITY.
Interesting Lecture-Tobacco Crop
The Pension Law.

The Pension Law.
CHASE CITY. VA, April 12-(Speclal)
The principal of the Southside Academy
here, has been very fortunate in mis- Sc
lection of prominent gentlemen to deliver
Lectures in the Academy Hall during the
present session. TO these occasions the
public are invited. Last night a highly
interesting lecture was delivered by Rev
f. Sterling Gum, on Science as the
Handmade of the Bible" The atten-
dance was large, and the lecture was
greatly enjoyed by an appreciatiye audi
ence
Mr.. Gum is the rector of the Episcopal
church at this place. 1t is, no doubt, the
oldest church Of that denomination I'm this
section OF Virginia. having been consti-
tuted about 1770, when Mecklenburg. as a
county, had only an existence of six years.
1t is now estimated that about 50 per
cent Of the tobacco crop of 1898 has pass
ed out Of the hands Of producers. This
shows an earlier disposition OF the crop
than usual in former years.
The public roads have greatly improved
in the last few days.
1t is astonishing TO find old Confederate
soldiers and the widows of soldiers who
have been ignorant TO this day Of the
fact that they are entitled TO a State PEN
sion. The l.. A. Armistead Camp. Con-
federate Veterans, OF tins county. has
been the cause of many persons being en-
lghtened on the subject Captain r. ID.
Jeffress, commander of the camp has
been applied TO by numerous soldiers and
widows Of soldiers for information in re-
gard ~ the law.
There is no political excitement here.
and county and district candidates for
office never experienced a more quiet
campaign.
Merchants have been receiving a large
stock of spring goods. and expect a pros
porous business as times appear brighter
and easier.
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OLD HOMESTEAD BURNED.
The Residence Of Major John Page.
In Hanover.

OFFLEY, VA, April 12.-(Special)-
Oakland house the residence Of Major
and Mrs John Page, and the birthplace
OF Dr. T. y. Page, was entirely consumed
by fire this morning at 1870 o'clock. The
SCOT in chimney caught fire, and a spark
from that ignited the roof.
The house was built about 1872 and q
few years ago Dr. T. n Page had Mr.. w.
{. holland make an extensive addition to
1t. Most of the furniture, pictures. and
plate was saved. but the extent of the
loss will not be known for several DAYS.
Both hca'e and furniture were insured.
but to what amount could not be ascer-
tanned.
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VILLA UsBURG.
Successful ninmenf-PersOnnl
and General Notes.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. April 19.-(Spe-
t'ial.)-"Rebecca's Triumph" by local
talent. was witnessed last evening by a
good audience at Cameron Hall. and re-
| Elected great credit upon the characters.
The performance throughout was greatly
enjoyed, as evidenced by hearty and per-
sistent applause from the audience.
One OF the largest oyster dealers on
York river was here to-day, and stated
that the York-river planters had lost
during the past six months fully a mill
lion and half bushels Of oysters by
the ice and fresh water.
The following schedule Of games have
been arranged by the William and Mary
baseball club With Randolph Macon, at
Ashland, Friday, 18th; McCabe's School.
Monday. nth; Richmond College, Tues
day 18th; Hampden-Sydney, Wednesday,
18th, and Randolph-Macon, here, about
22d.
Rev. w. J. King, pastor Of the Presby
terrain church, has accepted an invitation
to deliver the baccalaureate sermon at
Ciaremont College, Hicksville, n. c., the
Dist of May.
Mr.. j. r.. Greenway. cashier for the
Chesapeake and Ohio Company at Nor
folk. was here yesterday to visit Mr. and
Miss Mamie Steger. OF Richmond, IS
the guest of Miss Peticolas Lee.
Rev. w. j. King will attend the pres
bytery. which meets in the next few days
at Holiness church. Eastern Shore.
Professor John &. King returned this
morning from visit TO his old home.
Hampton.
The condition of Mr. Cyrus Branch is
reported to be much better. and the
health of DR.. John W. Nash is also much
improved.
The congregation OF the Presbyterian
church will have the pleasure of hearing
the Rev. DR.. II. r.. English. Of the Union
Theological Seminary, Richmond, who
has consented TO preach for them next
Sunday evening
Mrs William l.. Spencer and Mrs H. L.
Henley, who have been in Richmond for
several weeks, are expected home this
evening.
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TRUSTEES' SALE FRAyr
Il DWELLING, 1903 ST. JOHNS sTKEET' L

BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated ,,,..
Mary l.. Jackson 10 the undersionst , ,o'A
tees. dated May !. l&8, ana iecor led +.
Clerks office Chancery Court CIV IN picH'''
mond. Deadlock liS Il, page - 10 $50.
certain bond therein described ana ~
fault having been made and beinr ~
quired by the beneficiary 20 20 do. pa ,,'s
sell at public auction, on The premises 80
TUESDAY. APRIL IS. 1893
at $50 =. NJ. the PROPERTY dosrris.t
IN said deed as follows. "All tLat lof -
lana, with improvements thcreou--a fr.res
house. No. l3@-lying and being ln ~
city or Richmond. on the east unc of st
JOINS street. between Hin and Oranga
streets, commencing al point distant =,
feet north Of Hill street. snenco rGarInk
nOTthwardly and fronting on the g., :
line OF ST. Johns street, Is feet, and back
and between parallel Zines feet 10 "A
alley
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses Of s,la
and all past-due taxes, and the sum og
$4,000. balance due on said bond ana me
residue in six months.
JULIUS STRAUS.
W. J. WESTWOOD
j. THOMPSON BROWN
J. Thompson Brown & CO.. Aucdoneera
an 10
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NEWPORT NEWS.
More About the LaunchinE-WHl
Get the Abattoir.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April -
Especial -President c. Il. circuit. of the
Newport News Ship-Building and Dry
Dock Company, has selected Miss Palen,
of Monticello. n. ". who has been spend
ing the winter in Norfolk to christen the
new Morgan liner FL Sud. which will be
launched with the III Norte next Satur-
day. El Norte. as stated to-day, will be
christened by Miss Mary circuit. daugh-
ter of President circuit. Miss Palen is a
sister of Mr.. Fred. Palen. who is
.draughtsman in charge In the drawing
room OF the Engine Department at the
ship-yard, and is prominent in northern
and southern social circles.
Later and more positive information
In reference To the site for the plant Of
the Newport News Abattoir Company is
10 the effect that 1t. will be surely To-
Gated in this city. and not in Norfolk, as
stated In this correspondence yesterday.
The schooner Lawrence arrived here
to-day from Savannah, Ca, with 1920
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-13
Silks ready with the
opening OF the store.

Y pieces l.ouiSinc Fancy Taffesa SIN !,
satin striped and plaid euccts. pt ~
new spring colorinsS. not TWO MtvNs
of the looms. arc made % nave osch
sold for 81 yard, eao'ce Vt any tVf
59c. to-day.
&c. for Raised pekin Cord silks. running
an and down ard the payaoefe styles,
these are the usual Sly Qe1iittes-
SOc. for 81 Black Erocate &c Loncfes ana
Satin Stripe Tare,3S.
Hand Woven Black India. full - inches
wide. Sec yard. instead OF eSc. yafa.
Black Bayadere Radzimer. beautiful
new French silk, worth $, Tor N.-o
yard.
Black Satin de Lyon. full = Inches Wlue'
N5O quality. for $50 yard.
Black Iron-Frame Sewing SIX Grena,,
dine. the usual $50 quality, Tor 81
yard.
Blue and White Foulards. p different
styles. for 25c. yard.
Tissue de Sole. a Partisan novelty SIX,
in light. dainty tints, 20 inches wide'
CSC. yard.
Two-Tored and Plain Taffeta Giace, IN
every conceivable shading, Toe. grade
for 5sc. yard.
10 different styles in Plaid and Cheek
Satin-Face Tanetalines, for 2Jc., worth
45c. yard.
BLACK Brocade Satin Damasse, in neat
embroidery designs. soc. yard for $50.
grade.
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Gloucester Notes.

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE. VA.
April 2.-(Special)-App TO sell IL
Quor at Gloucester Courthouse was con-
tested in the County Court yesterday
Last year the County Judge refused IL
cense. and the Circuit Judge overruled
him. This year the County Judge granted
license, holding That the decision Of the
Circuit Judge was binding on him. The
case was appealed TO the Circuit Court
Judge Wright opened Circuit Court here
to-day.
The Republicans held district meetings
to-day and appointed delegates to the
convention TO be held here next Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-13

of the head with a small calibre re-
volver. The boys fell out over a glove.
The injured boy is not seriously hurt.
The other escaped.
a telegram was received here to-day
announcing the death at Freeman w
Va. of Mrs. Freeman. widow of John
Freeman, prominent West Virginia ope-
ratOr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-13

BY Sutton 81 CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
corner of Tenth and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-13
Try ALIENS rooT-EAsE.

4 powder to- be shaken into the shoes.
At this season your feet feel swollen,
nervous, and hot. and get tired easily.
II you have smarting feet or tight shoes.
try Aliens Foot-Ea 1t cOols the feet
and makes walking easy. Cures swollen
and sweating feet. blsters and callous
spots. Relieves corns and buniOns OF all
pain and gives rest and comfort. Try IL
to-day. Sold by all druggists and shoe
stores for &c Trial package FREE.
Address ALLEN s. OLMSTED. lie Roy.
y. y. APP S-Sa Tue Th39tfra
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/" Violet MysOre,"

The name of a new. soft, cotton fabric.
weil-covered printing, in Navy Violet,
Black. Cardinal. and Brown, the price
should be l2isc., our price TIC.
CHAMRREYS. Mill Ends, highest 16 2-3c.
a yard grade yards An a package,
for 15c. package.
Full Yard Bleached Muslin, mill ends Of
J. to 6-yard pieces, 6iic. grade, for SSic.
Finest Double Width Percales and Ma
dras. usually 16 2-3c.. here SIC.
Sea Island Percales, newest printing,
200 yards to-day for nc; others Ga
and 3atc.
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SALE TWO BRICK

u'kUSIEE , DALE W. DRiSiN
Il TENEMENTs.-By virtue OF two DEEDS
OF trust. one dated May q, 1897, apd me
other July IS 1898. and both recorded IN
Clerks office Richmond Chancery Court,
the former I'm Deed Book 16l a, page go.
end the latter Deadlock 1853 A, page 90;
both deeds executed to the undersigned
trustee, to secure spnyihheh' End ~ defa a
ho,,ino, heen made and being required by
he beneficiary so to do. | will sell at pub
lie auction, on premises,
THURSDAY. APRIL 18TH. AT $50 Z. NJ,
the PROPERTY described in said two
First FIRST Beginning on. the north ,ru,
line of Franklin street o. Zee,
5, inches s,srn 'm ,ine OF of T rasS
street and running westwardly along
said FRANKLIN street n feet ~ Is lnches
more or less fSet nnFe or Iess to
pilev % feet wide, being house No. 2jll
Second Deed-Beginnlng at the
point of the intersection ol
d 9nS wall of tenements 25l2 and 25li
east Franklin street, with the north line
of Franklin street ~ rect 5l-5 inches
more or Less, from the western line OF
r,,sntv-sixth street. thence running west
wordlv along the north line Of Franklin
street u feet Is inches more or lessl
10 the intersection Of the centre line OF
The division wall between tenements $50
Ia 55i2f with the north line OF Franklin
etreet thence running back northwardly
between parallel lines along the two
oentre lines in the division walls Of said
tenements l55 feet 10 an alley - feet wide.
being house and lot No. Tjl2 east Frank
lin street.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale
and TO pay off the amount due upon said
notes and the residue i'm twelve months.
as agreed upon by all parties interested.
ED. II. BROWN.
Trustee i'm Both Deeds.
J. thompson Brown & Co, Auctioneers.
ap
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A UCTION SALE
OF THE
Personal EFFECTS
OF
William p. Smith, Bankrupt.


By virtue Of a decree of the United
States District Court for the Easter.
District of Virginia IN the matter M VIE
liam Il. Smith. bankrupt, entered ON me
18th DAY of April, / shall proceed 20 soy
at public auction. nc the aucton-.'u-e M
J. =. Robinson 81 Co, Nos. - and "a norm
Ninth street, on
FRIDAY, APRIL 18TH
al 1879 A. NJ. the following HANDSOME
FURNITURE, embracing
3 WALNUT WARDROBESi
WALNUT BUREAUS,
WALNUT WASHSTANDs:
HANDSOME OAK BOOKCASE;
l EBONY CASE CARVED LEG i4-OC-
TAVE PIANO, in excellent order and
sweet tone ...,-.
VERY FINE WALNUT PARlOR
SUIT. in silk plush
WALNUT LOUNGES in plush,
HANDSOME WALNUT ARMCHAIR.
/ WALNUT REFRIGERATION in good
"a WALNUT cANE-sEAr CHAIRS. as.
1 WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE,
square corners. very fine,
HAIR AND FUR RUGS:
4 HANDSOME BRUSSELS CARPETS.
/ WALNUT HALLRACk;
/ CHEST OF DRAW ERS;
KITCHEN TABLES;
2 FINE SAFES.
This sale deserves the attention ~ thoss
In want Of Fine Furnirufa and Carpets.
Sale without limit or reserve.
TERMS: Cash.
WILLIAM III. BENERlDGE, Jr,
Trustee Of William =. Smith, Bankrupt
William II. Beveridge. Jr. ATTORNEY.
FRED. H. WILLIAMS.
ap ~ Auctoneer.
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At the request of the eXecutrix, we shall
offer for sale at public auction, upon the
premises. on
THURSDAY, APRIL 70. 1899.
at 3 o'clock =. NJ. the PROPERTY above
described. The lot fronts about 81 feet
ON the south line Of Cary street and
runs back between parallel lines a good
depth. There is on the lot a small frame
store and two small frame dwellings.
This is truly one of the best building
mend itself to those wishing 10 erect
either stores or private dwellings. The
executrix is anxious TO sell. and a bar
gain can be had Don't fail TO attend the
sale. $50
announced at the hour Of sale.
SUTTON e Co,
an Auctioneers.
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W ANTtD,

A COMPETENT FIRST ENGINEER IN
5-ton ice plant; one who fully understands
the business. State ability. salary ex-
pected and testimonials. Address 5. A.
r.. Station A. ap l1-Tu. Th&Sa3t
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Others of the days bar
gain things are:

5S-inch Turkey-Red and other Fancy
Table Damask, that cost 40c., for DC
a yard.
Turkish Bath Towels. double faced. hali
hleQched. for &c. each.
White Heavy Welt Piques, the best lz12c.
grade. for 7fsc
Zoe. Wide Cambria Embroideries FOR BE-
yard.
Is, doxen Fine Imported Boys Half
Hose. In sizes 20 s. Black or Colored'
usually . and Soc. for 15c. pair
LADIES' SEPARATE SKIRTS, all
wool serge Tunic effects, neatly braid
ed for 81 80.
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Auction sALEs-This Dny.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID IhD
RATA BY The VENDOR AND THE
VFNDEE
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The Use of Gas and Oil
STOVES
has not only become a hot-wcather lux
ury but almost a necessity, from point
OF saving in fuel, time. and comfort.
A Purchase of OPS Oil and
Gas Stoves

will win the favor Of every family in
Richmond to-day.
In these every science Of progress VIII
be noticeable; every possible saving IN
fuel figured to the best advantage, with
special prices throughout the entire line.
COOKING STOVES.
The Famous Anchor Gas-Stoves. with
changeable burners, best stove madS,
2-burner Fire Queen Gas-Stoves, for 81,
always sold at 81.
2-burner Oil-Stoves, with large tanks
and 3-inch wicks, for 69c.
Double-Tank Oil-Stoves, with burners,
for 81 10 each. -,,
WORTH 25c., FOR &c. EACH.
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AUCTION sALEs-Fotvr. n.

WHEN REAL ESTATE rs SOLD Tup
- IanES FOR THE CURRENT cALEy'
Dhn fEnk ARE TO BE PAID Pro
HarA Bf THE VENDOR AND The
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EMPLOYMENT. TRAVELLING SALES
man. Four years experience. Sausfac-
tory references guaranteed. Address
TRAVELLING SALESMAN, care Dis
patch ap BIT"
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ROANOKE. VA. April l2.-(special.)-A
shooting scrap occurred this evening be-
tween two colored boys. who were playing
ball. In which one was shot in the back
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NJ tNTID.

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sire 10 Teach School next session TO cor
respond with Professor FRED. MOORE.
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