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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-10-29
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

The Ladies' Confederate Bazaar Asso-
citation will meet at Lee Camp Hall to-
morrow night at 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. Peter Grogan, originator Of the
installment system of purchase, ana
well-kn0wn furniture dealer OF WASH
ington, died at his residence in Balti-
more. yesterday.
Officer James w. Griffin kept close
espionage today on the Confederate mon
ument at the corner of Washington and
Prince street while the circus was pass
ing that point. The last circus when
exhibited here injured some of the vases.
The tug George w. Pride, which vas
lowed to Washington Monday evening
last in disabled condition, has been
brought to the shipyard here Tor repairs.
The Pride is owned here, but IS under
charter to the Columbia Sand Company
"Tom., a huge feline, for a long
time a pet of the employees at tue
southern Railway depot at Duke and
Henry streets, was run over ana kii'eu
by a train yesterday. "Tom" had
thrilling adventure some time ago when
2 colored fireman cast him into the
furnace of a locomotive. The darkey
a few moments later opened the door
and the cat jumped out with its fur con-
siderably scorched.
Marriage licenses were Used IN WASH
ineton Yesterday to Gurley II. Gibson,
of Marshall, and Ada +, Roome; VII,
liam A. Whitley, of Preston, Md, and
Lucy l.. Courtney, of Els Run Robert
f. Lee and Levinia Peterson, both OF
Havmarket; Forrist Foote and Fannie
bearing. both ofFairfax county Charles
l.. Haley and / qby Smith, both OF
Caroline county, Id Harvey L. Wild
man and Eliza L. Verts, both Of Lou
doun county.
Two shoats belonging TO herd which were
being driven up Prince street yesterday even,
ing ran away from the others and assembled
fhe steps leading to the room in the building
occupied by the Alexandria kindergarten.
The trustees of the Alexandria Hospital
met TO-DAY and concurred in the action OF the
lady managers Of that institution IN declaring
il inexpedient at this time to have resident
physician for the hospital.
Henrietta Burton, a respected colored wo'
man of this city. died at the Alexandra Hos
nita' last night. The deceased had been SUI
fering from stroke Of paralysis
Conductor Laycock, Of the Washington
Southern Railway, had one of his hands seri-
ously mashed while at work at the depot IN
this city yesterday.
There were no cases on trial In the Ponce
| Court this morning. The officers on duty last
night report the city as having been quiet.
The Modern woodmen of America held an
interesting meeting last night. Nine appli-
cations for membership were received.
The night crew Of the B. 4 O: transfer
barge has again been dispensed WITH
A valuable horse belonging. to Mr.. william
Rogers is suffering from lockjaw.
Messrs. G. /. Price & Co. will have trout
tailors, rockfish, sturgeon and oysters III mar
ket tomorrow.
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Sig. sautelle's Circus.

The great Sig. SautelIe colossal $780,
600 menagerie, royal Roman hippo
drome, three-ring circus and historical
wild west exhibited before
large audience on the old fair
grounds this afternoon. There will be
another performance tonight. More
than twice their former size, the Sautelle
shows this season present an imperial
programme, the like Of which has never
before been given by any travelling
circus. There are over 300 employees
and among this number are artists from
all quarters of the globe, including an
unusual allotment of kings and queens
of all champion riders, who display
every conceivable form and diverse fig
ure of equestrianism peerless tumblers
and acrobats, who perform the most in
tricate feats with no effort whatever; ;
incompatible champions of the Jug
Cling art, who render seemingly impossl-
Bile acts past masters of aerialistlc en-
deavor and accomplishment, IN complex
gymnic feats unprecedented and I'M
measurably beyond all previous efforts
in this direction. Sixty three horses
will appear in one of the equestrian
features. The circus reached st. Asaph
Junction on % cars at an early hour
this morning, and the work OF unload
ing and transferring it to the old iair
grounds was Immediately begun. The
weather today has been all that could
have been desired, it being that OF In
dian summer, and large numbers OF peo-
pie proceeded out Columbus street TO
St. Asaph to witness the embarkation.
At an early hour the old fair grounds
was alive with people, and as the day
advanced the assemblage became more
dense. The main streets were also
thronged with young and old anxiously
anticipating the grand parade, always
an interesting feature of circus. Inc
pageant of this show was on an elabor-
ate scale and was replete with many
cages of rare wild animals. bands OF
clever musicians, lustrous chariots, ele-
plants. camels, jockey, hurdle and
chariot riders of both sexes and as many
big brilliant features as were ever
seen in similar pageant in Alexandra.
A steam calliope brought up the rear.
The parade was greatly enjoyed. Most
of the Younger generations OF the CITY
attended the performance this afternoon.
There will be another exhibition tonight
when many who were unable to be pres
ent this evening will be on hand.
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Last Nights Performance.

Jndginr from the patronage bestowed
mon ConToy and Mack and their COM
pany, that troupe must be gaming IN
popularity. The attraction last nignt
: was "The Lights of Gotham, one OF
the best pieces in the repertoire OF the
company. which was well presented IN
every detail. Some pretty scenery was
used, especially that Of the Brooklyn
bridge and the harbor of New YORK
The specialties were again pleasing. 10
night the company will present the 40
mestic comedy-drama. "a Woman OF
the World" with special costumes and
scenery. On Saturday night the attrac'
tion will be the late Roland Reeds sue
cess the comedy-irama 'Humbug''
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Railroad Matters.

p,rties representing the Pennsylvania
RaiIrnad and Mr.. Benjamin Baggett have
arrived at a satisfactory understanding
concerning several acres Of land now
owned by Mr.. Baggett on King street
extended and the sale of the same to
the railroad company will be consum-
80 ed in 4 few DAYS. This will give the
comnary clear stretch of land from 81
Asanb 10 the tracks of the Washington,
Southern Railway south of the Cats ana
Watkins property in West End: IL Is
now positively affirmed by those in posi-
tions to know that the new union depot
will be erected at the upper end OF hing
street and that the structure VIII De ol
dimensions and pattern to accommodate
the patrons of the several railroads whlch
now centre in this city. Alexandra
never has had depot suitable
for It's commercial Importance, and all
,.yill rejoice to know that the present eye
sores in the shape of structures which
would hardly be tolerated in rural portions
of Nebraska are destined to pass away
at an early ,date. CugS0otio"o az
being made by officials of the railroads
and Others as to proper approach to the
purposed depot, as when it shall nave
been built pavements and a suitable
roadway should be constructed. AT pre-
sent several squares at the extreme west
ern end of King streeta are virtually with
out sidewalks, while the roadway is I'M
slightly. 1t is thought that some under
standing could be arrived at between thu
electric railway company and the city by
which the former would be allowed to
double-track the thoroughfare from
PAYNE street to Hoofi's run provided
proper roadway were constructed by tn
company. Many now think, as they dld
wear or more ago, that the company shoul'
have been allowed to double-track Kint
street at the time the vitrifed brick pave
ment was laid The company, 1t was un
derstood at the time, was ready to max
satisfactory arrangements with the CIT
as to the cost of such improvement, b'
the authorities, for reasons best know
to themselves, would not entertain u
prOpOsiuOn.
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Wedding.

Mr.. Ashton Jones, Of Whiting,
Indiana and Miss Alice Lewis, Of
Albemarle county, were married yesteer-
day afternoon at Christ Church, the
ceremony being performed by Rev.
Valentine Jones, brother of the groom,
The bride was attended by her sister and
Mr. John S. Jones, brother OF the
groom was best man. Among those
present at the ceremony were Mrs.
Beverly Mason, of Washington; Mrs
W. A. Smoot, of this city, and Mr.. W.
Albert Smoot, jr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-10-29
Hunting Season.

Hunting season begins November ist,
and continues to December 3lst. Game
IS said to be more plentiful in some sec
tons of the State than has been known
for several years, but the farmers are de-
termined to protect it and are having
their farms more rigidly posted than
ever before. 1t would, therefore, be well
for sportsn1on to be sure they are right,
by obtaining permission from owners OF
farms, before starting out with dogs and
ptln
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Personal.

The condition of Mr.. George Washing
ton. whose right arm was amputated below
the elbow on Tuesday night, is improv-
ing. 3,
Mr.. GeorgeH H. Hayden today received
an appointment to a position III the gov
eminent printing Office in Washington.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry R. Elliott have
gone to Baltimore, where their little
daughter will undergo surgical opera
ton. DR.. Elicit will return to Alex
andria tonight.
Colonel James R. Cation, of Alex
andria, who will return as amember OF
the next legislature, was guest at
Murphy's, yesterday. The colonel says
that he is for Swanson, first, last and all
the time, for the governorship, and ex-
poets to see his favorite walk of with
the prize. 80 Richmond News-Leader.
Mrs. Matte Hall, who was recently
operated upon by DR.. Ritenour, assisted
by physicians from Washington, is igi'
proving. Mrs. Hall was trepanned in
order that relief might be obtained from
trouble of long standing.
Judge ]. X. NJ. Norton has gone to
Lvnchburg on legal business.
Mrs. Mary A. Hurst, of tauqule'
county, is visiting the family of Mr.. u
W. Moore, in this city.
Mr.. G.. l.. Mullen has declined the
appointment of game warden for THU
city. ~,
The members of the Alexandria Col
Club are being entertained this evening
at the clubhouse on Shooters Hill by
Miss Ida Wattles. The event is II
honor of Miss Lippett, of Berryville, AM
| it will be one Of the most pieasan
functions of the season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-10-29
no Samuel Fl. Lunt. Auctioneer.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d made Inv the Alexandria Shoe Company
10 the undersigned trustees, decided on the
9Th day of August, 1902, and of record in the
land records Of the city Of Alexandria, Vir-
ginia. i'm deed book No. 4s, page Az, to secure
the payment of a note for 5000 of even
date with said deed, and by direction Of the
holder of said note, default having been
made in the payment OF said note secured Dy
the said deed Of trust, the SAID trustees VIII
offer for sale at public auction on
TUESDAY.
the 10th day OF November,
AT y o'clock. in front Of premises S: E. cor
ner Frirfax and Prince streets, the following
property to-wlt -.
Fitting Room Union Speclal NainPef'
Improved Reese Button-hole Machine, Union
eneciaI Stayer. w. and w. ID. kniic Ma
I'm 2 ". and w. Stitches, Improved
single Stitches. / Amozeen Skiver, Lufkin
Folder. | Eyelet Puncher, Monital Eyelel
Machine. 9 Beading Pens, 2 Beading Ham
mers. Q Seam Rods, Fitting Table. Skating
Uan9ers Transmitters, Pulleys and Betting.
Cutting Room-2 Cutting Boards, ! Imp
ccoIlnn Dieing Machine, ! Patent Leather
Srf;,ta, / Foot Power Grinding StoEe, Il
Sets Shoe Patterns, complete; Imp. Chai
! Jenge Lining Marker
Dottoming ROonl-l Turn Goodyear yhihu
Ter / INN. Sole Stripper, Coantef Skiyer
| Ross Heel skiver Rounding Machine,
Sets Infants Sole Dies, Sets enid SOL
pies. I Set Counter Dies, | Set insole Dies,
SCI Heel Dies. Dieing Block and Stand,
! Dieino Mallets. / Heel Gauge.
Finishing ROOM Turn Goodyear Suteher
Tnrn Goodyear Moulder, Imp. fdg
Trimmer. / Imp. Edge Setter, Imp: scogr
inc and Cleaning Machine, 1 Bufing Aa
chine hi Imp. Naumkeag Machine, stainin
Machine / Power Rolling Machine, I.eve
mo rack. 1 Power Splitter 2 Turning frog
Imp. Bailey's Mailing Tack, lgrnin
Pins / Gaskit Heater styles Infants an
c iI Lasts. Hangings, shaflings, ldler'
Screws. Couplings, Pulleys and Belts.
Terms: One-thirtl cash on day OF sale, an
the residue in two equal payments at six an
twelve months. the deferred payments TO
Evidenced by the negotiable notes Of the pui
chaser bearing interest from day Of sale 1
six per cent. per annum and secured by dee
: of trust on the property. Cost OF conyeyanein
20 be paid by the purchaser;
WALTER HIESrON, Trustees
FRANK L. ANDERSON, "''''''
,..t0Q fl
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roncv and staple Groceries.

Best GRADUATED Sugar. &c ID; Country
Sausage Meat in one pound packages, made
entirely of fresh pork, at 12lc ID choice Ben
Davis Apples &c quarter-peck. Several bar
reIs both red and yellow Sweet Potatoes;
Very choice Irish Potatoes, just the size and
variety most desirable. New pack OF Canned
Frnits and Vegetables. Money cannot buy
better Teas and Cofiees at the prices. Teas,
per pound. 25c, soc, 4Oc, SOC, 6Oc, soc and 81;
Coffee. per pound, i0c, 15c, zoe, 25c, SIC and
S5c. New dark Buckwheat Flour, Navy
Beans, Hominy, Hominy Grits, Carolina Head
Rice. No. 1 Shore Mackerel and other season
able goods Just received. Country Butter anc
100 f. NJ. ANDERSON,
Cor. st. Asaph and Duke streets.
Home Phone 80. Bell 'rhohe lolo
Oct28 st
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Tomorrow, Friday,
REMNANT DAY.

A whole lot of pretty useful things for per-
sonal adornment and TO brighten and make
the home more comfortable may be planned
from the large and varied collection Of rem
nants to be found here tomorrow-and at
very little expenditure of money.
Busy selling among the dress goods and
silks has caused the remnants to collect more
rapidly than ever. Lengths vary-there are
waist. skirt and chiIdren's dress patterns in
the gathering.
Bargains all over the store. The weeks odd
lots. broken assortments, one-ofa-kind things,
short lengths-remnants Of whatever kind
will afford most unusual buying opportunities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-10-29
I,vceum Euchre Party.

All arrangements for the euchfe parry
to be given by the Young Mems Sodai-
ity Lyceum tonight have been perfected
and an enjoyable time is anticipated.
The Lyeeum euchre parties have always
been of an interesting nature, aDd that
tonight will be equally as entertaining
as those heretofore given.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-10-29
perfect Painless I'm

is the one that will cleanse the system, set the
liver 10 action. remove the bile, clear the com
nlexion. cure headache and leaves good taste
In the mouth. The famous little pills for do
ing such work pleasantly and elieetually are
DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Bob Moore OF
LAFAYETTE Ind, says: "All other pills | have
used grippe and sicken, while DeWitt,s latte ,i
Early Risers are simply perfect" Sold by all
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-10-29
Board of Aldermen.

An adjourned meeting of the Board OF
Aldermen was to have been held last
night to consider sundry papers disposed
of by the Common Council last Tuesday
night But three members appeared
Messrs. Burke, Marbury and Clark-and
at eight o'clock it was determined TO adj
iourn until the next regular meeting
night, November 10.
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Accident to a Youth

William, son of Officer Allen, was the Il,
victim of a serious accident at the Belle
Pre- Bottle works day or two ago. Inc
youth, who is an employee OF the works,
accidentally fell into wheelbarrow. hlieo
with broken glass. His right hand was
almost split open, and he received some
minor injuries. He vas attended by DR..
Gibson
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Deaths.

Carrie Bertha Hammerly, only
daughter of Julia a. and the late
Josenb Archer Hammerly, died in
Washington yesterday. The family
formerly lived in this city. w
Mabel NJ, daughter of Mr.. f. >; W.
snd Mrs. Mary Palmer, died in wash
ington yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-10-29
Judge Nicol.

Tn an interview in Leesburg Jew
DAYS since the Mirror says that Judge
CT. NicoI stated that he had decided
20 decline the profered presidency OF
the banking and trust company, now
bsjug ogcn;zed in Alexandria, and
would. therefore, remain Judge OF this
judicial district
In reference to the reported decision OF
Judge Nicol the Leesburg Mirror says ;
Upon receipt of the information that
Judge Nicol would not retire from the
bench the members of the Bar and the
officers of the Court held ineeting and
adopted the following resolu ions;
At meeting of the Bar and the OH
GERS of the Circuit Court of Loudoun
county, Virginia, held on Friday, Oct
23rd, 1908, it was
Resolved-That it was with much
regret that we have heard of the posi-
BILE resignation of Hon. Chas. E. Nicol
80 Judge on the judicial circuit Of
which the county of Loudoun is a part,
and it is with genuine pleasure that we
now learn that Judge Nicol has deter
mined to remain in Office, and we de-
sire 90 express the sentiment OF the Bar
and officers of this Court, showing the
very high esteem in which he is heid'
both as a man of unblemished charac-
ter and as an able, conscientious, up
right Judge, and we sincerely trust that
for many years to come he may fill tins
high and honorable position and dis
charge its responsible duties with the
same efficiency and consideration to-
,yards the officers of the Court aud its
ditigants which have so endeared HIM TO
our people
There is a decided mistake in thatpart
If the above article which states that
Judge Nicol had decided to decline the
nresijency of the Alexandria National
Bank. Ataconference the organizers OF
the bank held in here last night Judge
Njcol announced his acceptance OF the
presidency of the bank and stated that
for the present he would retain his posi-
tion on the bench. The matter OF the
trust company is held in abeyance. Al
the meeting the general plan of the bank
was discussed and it is understood thai
the amount OF capital, 800, 600, divided
into 1000 shares of 500 each, has been
subscribed. Mr.. w. B. Smoot, 1t is
understood, will be vice president and
board of directors will be named later
The matter of officers, &C., for the new
bank will, of course, be left to the al,
rectors. Plars for putting the 6an'
in operation will now take definite SHAPE
and the building recently purchased a
the corner of King and Royal streets
will at once be overhauled and put IL
order. ~.
throughout the district will be glad t
hear that he will not retire from tn
bench. They all believe that there ar
higher honors yet in store for him.
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Only n Very Few Published.

It is not possible for the proprletors to
publish more than few of the numer-
Gus letters received in praise of Chamber
aims Collie, Cholera, and Diarrhoea
Remedy and telling of its remarkable
cures. They come from people in every
walk in life aud from every state IN the
Union. The following from Mr.. T. W.
Greathouse, of Prattsburg, Ga, speaks
for itself: 81 would have been dead
now but for the use of Chamberlain 5
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
II cured me of chronic diarrhoea after
several years of suffering. l can never
saw too much in praise of that remedy. "
For sale by Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-10-29
knights Cancel Invitations.

In consequence of the likelihood that
+roreI from Washington may be impeded
next Sunday night 50 as to prevent the
a atteodspce of Knights of Columbus
from the capital and, ALSO because e II e. IS
not certain that the new organ OF y.
Mary's Church will be completed at that
time, Fitzgerald council, X. OF u mas
cancelled Its invitations to Fespel
service al that church next Sunday
night. The Knights had social sup,
per at the Opera House Cafe last Dign'
after the meeting.
Sa,.a,, lo3,ers ,r.,e az .l,a station house laSi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-10-29
DRY GOODS.
Woodward ( L0IlPDD,
10th, 18th & F StsN w.
Business Hours a. m. to 6 p. m.
Sale of French
Lingerie.
At Prices Usually Asked
for the Domestic.

These garments are made by hand of French
percales and French nainsooks, by French
peasants, and come to us in the unlaundered
state, which reduces the cost very materially,
There are Gowns, Chemises, Drawers and
Short Skirts hand embroidered, hand tuck.
ed. or trimmed with Val. laces, ribbons,
rufiles and feather stitching. The cloth is
the comfortable weight for fall and winter
wear. and the garments are finished in the
same careful manner as chsracterizes all the
work of the thrifty French peasants.
The following are among the most attrac-
tive items:
Handmade Gowns Of good quality French
percale, high neck 1900. .........'''... so.VV
Handmade Gowns, Of fine French percaie-
Bishop style......"...,.. ...''' .''' $500 T''o
Handmade Gowns, Of fine French nain-
sock, We neck, trimmed with Valencienn os
lace inseTtion............ ..'.''.'.'.''''. S''OV
Handmade Gowns, made Of fine French
nainsook, low neck, short sleeves ....... so.VV
Handmade Drawers of fine quality French
nainsOOk ............. ,..-.......'.'''...'' Fif"
Handmade Drawers Of French percale.
Pair ...... ........'''''.. Ti''V an" 7-0V
Handmade Drawers Of fine French nam
sock, umbrella style.......-"...... .....'' So.oV
Hand-m Chemises Of French percalee,
round neck....-........."........@ l.'o anu S-'Vo
Handmade Chemises of fine French main
sock, round neck..........".....".".. So'VV
Handmade Short Skirts of French per-
Gale. $l.00 and Sl.25
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-10-29

rOR one week commencing today the SING
+ FIR MANUFACTURING COMPANY
will have a handsome display Of Art Needle
Work ON exhibition at its store, 526 King
st,eet In order that every lady in Alexan-
40 a,d vicinitv NAV have an opportunity to
Vi az hesntfiIl exhibit the store will be
o,as o froo oclock a. m. until O'Clock p. M
The public are cordially invited
90 oct s1y sts n. GRIFFITH, Manager.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-10-29

WEATHER PRoBABILIuEs.-F0r TINS Sec
ton fair and warmer tonight ana frlu"S ;
Itch. southerly winds.
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LOCAL NEWS.

sun rises tomorrow at 6:3S a. M. ana seq
5:07 p. NJ. High water at 2;oV a. m' an"
Obs d. ID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-10-29

NroTICR.-fbe annual meeting Of the
~ s,ackbolders of the ALEXANDRIA
w ATFR COMPANY will be held at the Office
" " 49,, a. .am,anv at noon on MONDAY, No.
yember ;. 1905. GEORGE UHLER,
oct20 I'd Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-10-29

A boon to travellers, DIR. Fowler's Extract
Of Wild Strawberry Cures dysentery, diar
rhoea, seasickness, nausea. Pleasant to take
Acts promptly.
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LOST.

\ OST.-Yesterday between the Southern
l. Railway depot and nay home, go north
Henry street, aP0CKETBOOk, containing
one ten-iolar note, three one d9liar NOES anu an,
some change The finder will leave 1t at the
above address and receive reward.
oct9e n Mrs. GEO. W. HALL.
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For RENT.

ToR RENT-LARGE FRONT ROOM on
1 second floor; furnished or nnfurnished;
other rooms neat and clean, with or without
board Mrs. II. JOHNSTON,
1901 Duke ST., near Southern depot.
oct29 ct
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seven dodgers were at the station house last
night