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A POVERTY SOSCHDL
l XlHt K PABTY GIVBS BV TMB
LAD1MS OF MKADM-MBMOBIAL.
List of Those Who Took Part-Floes
Impoaea for Excesses la Dress
Mr. Joliuaoa'* Fsseral Te-Dar?
Other Maackeater Item*.
The ladles of tbe Sewing Society of tho
Mcade-Alemorlal church save a "iHVerty
soshul" at th* vestry last night, witch
wss largely attended and -ouch tn Joye J
by eveiy one present. The followers of
the old Puritan style of dress hsd much
tbe advantage of the advocates of modern
iirrr-a reform, as the following ti-x-llet on
article* of wearing apparel, written in
true Josh Pillings's style, will shoe*:
"Kvcry woman what homes must wars
sc kallUer draft* and apron cr sumthln
ikelly appropriate and leave '.heir poodle
dorg to hum. Know gent xvith a blletl
shirt and dood holler will bc alouc-d to
kum unless he pay-- a fine of fi snits.
A kompt-H-nl komltty -xiii Introduce
atrungers ami look after bashful i< lU.xx.
un kullee! fines. ISvry wun wet innis
munt pay dere fine befor tBtta supper.
The fine* fer ladies wli, l<e as follow!*.
No apren. 1 sent; Kl,l gloves. 2 cent*;
list with flowers tr tether*, .' seato; Kar
iIiik*. plane. 1 sent; Bar-rtaga ilinion. 2
eeiits; Trimmed ai?rn, 1 Beats; il main
linger wring, 3 i-enls; tiold fralm glr.sses.
2 Bents; Silk lire*, 5 sent*, will ores. 3
sente; Ornamental har pine. 1 .sent. The
San for men will bc Bl?BIWIIP aad par?
tially as follow--: Blacked .tutes. 1 atnt;
k)OBJBaa In pocket. 1 sent ..nh. pipts
exemp; Wotchaa not XVaterb irv, 1 Bent;
Btovc-plpe hut, 1 seat' fha wi,)K Kt: m. 1 i
sent; Stand up keilor, ?'? -.-nts; Pa teat I
lether shoes. 2 sents; Hutton wno!a BOhdy, I
I- setitt*; OeM fraha glasses I suits; I
ereeaad trousers, .' teate.
The follow Ink' ladies BBB?ted in the en
Mt?dameat: Portuae-Teltor, Miss bessie j
Keij; Cigar din. Mlta L x/Bi-n; Ped?
ler, MIsh .loila Krait*, Peanut t.lii. Alls
Mvaae; l-opcora 0tri, Mha Vattea: Appia]
4Url, Mis* Mcculloch: CS?Sj) C?ft, Miss
Voa Hom. Mont black. Mr. K. PtBdly;
Mali li Dirt, Mis* Helen Weisl.-i-.-r; i'ln
Hinl Noodle (liri. MbtB Minni-- Diwarra*;
Kl -ni, r OtrL Mir*-* Holland; Parrot Girl.
Al:-- K. na Mm rls.-i t- : (Kal) Bag, MMe
Katie Kalrd; Uingir Dread, Mis* Annie
Sh-.twell.
The funeral of Mr N. li. lebaBBB, who
rlicil suddenly ot Iii art- 1100008 St, -the
itit-hmond aad DaBvltts .-hops MiMtdey
afternoon, xxiii tske place 'Jiis mm1 lng
nt 10 o'rloi-k from balnbrldgc-Street F.up
tlst church.
The meeting of the St. Audre 'a
Brotherhood ol Mealc-Memorlal chur i
wa* |..Ti|iii'.i from lu si night until Fl
dav night at i o'clock.
Mr*, George H. OtJggBrd dies] gt 8 (clock
Monday night at Bel mpStaoi, in this
.iii. The eeeaaeed loaves a buahaad
kiiu bbw caa?I to mourn thc loss thc.,
imve sueto?ted in the death of thia loved
one.
Hr. Thoma* J. Turpin ha* uonc on an
extensive hi ur hunt lu BOO?"Weat Vlf-"
gutta. He will be gout! from the city
?several days.
Misses Louise and Kizzie ''layton xxiii
Imve a silver tea at tnelr ?,ram!,iarcnts'.
Mt, gad Mt-. 8. T. ilaiico-k's, Ne, Bl
Fifteenth street, on Friday. Ino vth of
Nover?-her, from " to ll P. M., foe thc
benefit of the Baptist Orphaaage.
lu tho Pe?ce Court yesterday morning
Wl?tam Otttttlth, BJugeao Swann, and ller
txrt Furguson wen- B?ed 12'"0 each for
uliman, e violation.
Mi** Helen Brice has retBjraed to this
* itv after a brief visit to frieada la Wash
Itmtiin. it. C.
Miss Kinma Cox. who has beea quite
i-ick at her residence, oa Bambridge
str'-et, ls Improving.
Mr. lt. Henry Vaden, ef Kocky Mcunt,
Mi ?'. f.irtiKili of this elly, luis ri turned
t.i a, i eat a peeltlOB here.
Mi. .1 XV. Huberts ls quita sal. at hts
r. i li nea, on Portar street.
Mr. J. it Roaatrae bas gone te Beith
mote te BCCap! B BoMttOB In that tity.
Air. i). a. BaeJtlasi i*1 ceaflned t<> his
ked by sn km ss Ula condition ls un
< h.urned.
Airs. N A. Kass-, her niece, and nephew,
of ('hula, are visiting Mts. A. M. Qrstgory,
ins Peery atret |
i'he revival htvIcch at Anbury chapel
ii" will uti. ii !..|. anil I number of per?
sons have profegeed religion.
4 lO-Hnll (min SoOrB.
Ths Kaw ani Bqulty Court wat tagaged
yesterday in ht-urintr, the ease ol P. H.
Ford vs. XX. W Field and others, inti,rn
.11 debt. In settle the <|ilt -flin of nilli I
ii'ift of a note. Suit was brough! by Carl
i ..lillian against tl. A. Kass for f?8.38,
debt
Juilpment was given In the Circuit (oort
of Richmond yosterdsy foi fr. c. with in
tsrool anl costs fiom September !'. 1BK,
for the plaintiff tn the case of Silverman
tc XX'iscliRskl against H. A. Atklnsim, ac?
tion of debt.
.ludk-e Lamb has notified the bar that
the chancely Court will be adjourned for
the ti un on Friday, December loth; thal
ii , contested rsrpers will be received aftei
Tuesday, Novembei '.6th; that no papers
will be received after Friday, I)e,-eniln-r
otb. and that until otherwise ordered tho
mun will not bo In session for business
nii Saturdays.
Yesterday being election-day there was
no session of the Hustings Court. The
Jury wu* slmtily called and adjourned'
ox'er until 10-day.
Meelina ot the 14 a ai ra rr Heal.
An Important meeting pf the Summer
Tte-st Auxiliary was held yesterday morn?
ing at tho r.-'-l'lerie.- of Mis* Judith Deane,
."So. Ml e**t Franklin street. In the at>
? -nce of the president, Miss Irene Lang
liorne. Ailsa Neille Parker, the first vice
president, presided. X'cry encouraging
Utters wert read from Mrs. Harksdale.
the matron of th-' Summer Itest, nml the
follow-In* ofticet* wore elected: President.
Alias Nellie Parker; Secretary. Miss
Mads--- Preedloy; Treasurer, Miss Mary
Jones; First Xiee-President, Mina Fannie
Ross; Second Vice-l'resldent, Mis* Judith
Deane; Third Vlce-Presldsnt, Miss Carrie
Kllett. The auxiliary have In view an
entertainment, which will be given sam.
time In the near future, for the benefit
of the Summer Kept.
It xxa.s decided that the officers and
a_tecuUve Contiattlee shall meit monthly,
and that thu annual meetings of the
auxiliary will h? held on the iii. t Tuesday
in every Noveather.
I
Hr. Wray XX > tin- Davis to Marry.
The wedding of Ur. Wray XVvthe It-axis
ami Mis* Mary > melin Hoi kins, which
?will take pl?.* at Oracedtfreot ltatiilst
church on October 12th, will be one or the
moat brilliant affairs of the kind ibis
pee?ob. The music sill be exceptionally
Ima, and then- will lie un unusually
I. !.;?? number of attendants. Dr. Davis,
who ls a son of Dr. XX'ythe Davis, is ,
I'l.'iiiinent you ii f* dentist of this city, ile
ls hii alumnus of Hiehmond College anil
a prominent represi.ii'atlvi- of the Phi
Kappa Sigma Fraternity. The prospec
ttx'e bride la the soprano of the choir of
Orace-Street Baptist church, and has an
exquisite voice. She Ip welt known In
htu-U-uI circle*, ami I* considered one of
the most promlslna x oeallsta of Richmond,
tm next Friday evening the groomsmen,
usn-rs. and lady attendants will be ten?
dered a handsome supper ut thc residence
of the bride-elect.
Property Traasfrr*.
Richmond: Henrietta J. Cardwell'* trus?
tee to P. F. XV oed. house and lot No. 606
lau tb Klahth street. 13.21-0.
P. H. Dui'tiingtoti and wife to Kmma
J . wife of N. a. Metiithn. 36 1-2 feet on
south side XVUttamaburg avenue near Ash
.tra-et. ?ubjeet to Ueetl of trust for psX'.
Ban
..Jam** C. Farley and wife to Christian
h ea-iKle, B feet on Leigh street between
l"i"-iit!ss *tri*et and Brook avenue, and
BES feet on north sid.- Pulliam street,
Massie Mlckens's trustee to n. B. Ijlps
couil, 131-3 feet on aouth side Ua-er
Btrest, ti*!
J$f?rmZ, Y. ;rh,-'?'--? ??? Di?*i' B, Satter
stilte. 40 x-S feet on north -lue Pleasant
Biret-t nest Twcntv-nrst, gio. ,cm?*"'
. H,J ?)*'*?* L? Henry Rom. ? feet on
north aide Boyd atreet near Norton, Bil.
Moaad tar tho Hep-ee-Bhe-iv.
o?0.^* JLh? R-chmond people booked
with the Old Dominion Btoaiaahlp Co^m
l-iny for New York to attend the horse
?how pie Mr. Jame* G. TtataV aadtte
Misses THi.ley. Mr. J. M. lfamnew and
Ml** Irene Bossieiix. Mr. S. M Price. Mr
4jw>.xe XA Uwsor) Mr. WlllUm*on Tsl
lay. Mr. James. Mr. Valentine, Mr. xv
B. Freeman. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs Levin
Joyneg and children. Mr. ami Mr?
Thomas helson Carter. Mr. *nd Mrs. A.
H. Chrlstlaii, Jr., Miss Kva De Treville.
Mr. George A. Gibson. Mr. and Mm
T.ohR --ii Potts. Mr. Irvin XVelsiger, Mr.
ft B-_P*_p?m- M?- C. T- f'hIM. Mr. an!
Mr* T. P. Jeffress and son. Captain J.
C. Shafer and Mrs Shafer. Mr A. D.
Whitlock. Mr. H. D. Colburn, Mr. George
M. Mr Minn. Mr. Clarence Alilhls-r, and
Mr. H W. Anderson.
Other passengers will tte Mr. Jsmes D.
Sohtett and the Misses flublctt. of Pe?
tersburg: Mrs. E. M. Yancy and MO*
Margaret Martin, of Lyn. hburg; Dr. XV.
K. Anderson and Mr. Lee Morriss, of
Farmvllle. Va. ~
OSIeeta Of St. Jame* Chapter.
The Epworth League Chapter, or St.
James Methodist church, at a meeline; |
held Munday night, elected the followtog
officers: K. W. Bandy, president; Mis*
Kmma Robelln. first vice-president; W. K.
Evan., second vice-president: Mles Sallie
Eldridge, third vtce-preslden!; W. R.
Evans, recording and corresponding secre?
tary; Miss Helen Werner, assistant secre?
tary; Miss Msry Walford, treasurer; Mis*
Alice Nunnally. organist; Dr. John Stiff,
chorister. In addition to the above offi?
cers working and other committees were
appointed for the new conference year.
On ne:A Friday evening this chapter
will celebrate Its anniversary In the main
audletnce-room of the church. Rev. Or.
Young, of Park-Place church, will de?
liver the anniversary address, and there
will be some good music.
Coatrlfc-atloas to I diversity Fend.
Contributions to the I'ntverslty of Vir?
ginia hulloing fund up to the present are
j as follow*:
Amount previously subscribed _111,696 H
Charles Stuart XX'oods . 1 M
Captain Charles H. atppa . ie (io .
Cash . :.(?)?
Dr. John Dunn . MIS I
H A. Catlin . 100
Major Charles 8. Stringfellow .... MM
Or. William IJ. Gray . 2a M
I?rads D. Ayi?tt . i" i.i
''..sh . 2a 00 I
Total .111.817 K
Tbe Brook Tarapl-r Line.
The extension of the Fli st-street car
line is being rapidly pushed forward, and
lt is expected that the cars" will li abla
to run over it in nbout twa, weeks. Tho
line har*- been carried to the Brook turn?
pike and up the turnpike le the new
laundry. Both turns haye beea BBS?C, an! I
a good deal of Ihe xxiii" ls ulready il) po- |
situ il. '
HKMOVAL OF TUB BBXISAMY.
A Balldlaar t'aatsalttee la Be As
pointed This Week.
The Executive committee of the Board
of Trustees of Inion Theological Semi?
nary will meet this week snd appoint a
llmldlng Committee to take In charge
the details for the erse'.ion of the semi?
nary on the site generously given by
Major Glnter and accepted by the Synods
of X'lrglnla and North Carolina.
Rev. Dr. Kerr, who was seen by a
Dttpatea reporter last night, stated that
lt had not yet been decided whether the
committee would meet in Durham. N". C.,
or In this city. An Invitation has been
Issued to the committee to meet here,
as lt was thought to be desirable that
they should Inspect the location on the.
Brook road and give their attention to
certain othrr details connected with the
buddins.
THK BTILDING8.
The Building Committee will be em
Is wered to select' an architect and make
err.tracts with builders. The work will
bc pushed forward and lt ls expected
that the seminary will be ready for oc?
cupation by the fall of 185*5. The buildings
will colwin of a main building, with lae*
ture-ro ?ms aad a. chapel; a lire-proof
building for the library; two large dotml
Unry buildings for students, and live resi?
dences for the faculty. It ls hoped that
sirflii lent funds will be forthcoming after
a while io erect a gymnasium.
Subscriptions toward the building of
the seminary continue to be received,
nnd as the attractiveness and IBBBIIItBlB
tion of the structures and the choice of
building material depend upon the amount
subs, nix I over and above the IUMN
now In hand, lt ls hoped that the sum
viii be greatly augmented.
xv.xs A ckk.xt VICTORY.
Dr. K.-'T said vt sterility 'hat tl,,, kc.
lecttoa of Kichmni.i for the erection et
the new seminary buildings wa* u great
victory, and was due entirely tn th"
great tatorOSt evinced In the matter by
our citizens and their promptness an |
generosity in responding to the call for I
funiK The fa. ; that persons of every j
? ler.iminatiim had contributed to the |
hoi ?Usg-, aaM Or. Kerr, shows what reatta I
gool people th.-re are In the city. It
has not yet bein determine.! ' whit
A. Greentree's
GREAT REMOVAL SALE,
eT*lTOafyB*-^r*)jf^^
Turn the boys loose and let them come to us.
Greatest Gi ve-Away Bargains in Children's Suits and
Boys' Suits.
HERE'S THE WAY THEY GO:
Children's Suits, all double-breasted, heavy weight, former
marked price $2.50?Removal Price, $1.25.
DOUBLE SEAT AND DOUBLE KNEE.
Children's Suits, dark colors, stylish garments, former marked
price |4.60 and cheap at that?-Removal Price, $2.98.
CHILDREN'S DRESS SUITS,
imported cheviots, worsteds, and cassimeres, former marked price,
$0 and $7?Removal Price, $4-.25. ,
BOYS' LONG-PANTS SUITS,
any color, alfy shade, single- or double-breasted, former marked
price, $7.50?Removal price, $4.48.
Men's Suits, $5, ?"?"?$?***
Men's Suits, $7.50, ^j^p**
's Cutaway Slits. $8.50,
marked $12, $15, and
$18.
Men's Ox'ercoats, former price, $7.50?Removal Price, $4.50.
Men's Overcoats, $13?Removal Price, $9.50.
MEN'S PANTS.
$3 and $4- Pants?Removal Price, $2.48.
Men's Strong Working Pants, $2.60 grade?Removal Price,
$1.39.
Knee Pants, 15c. Knee Pants, 25c. Knee Pants, 35c. Knee
Pants, 59c?all xvorth double.
Men's Derby Hats, 89c. Men's Fedora Hats, 89c.
OOWOOOQWJVtH*W*^U-J+/MJ
A. GREENTREE,
829 East Broad Street.
Corner Niuth.
Depend Upon lt
there are good reasons for our great success. We're
drawing the trade our way by our up-to-date
methods?by asking less money for the same goods
or the same money for better goods than any other
house in the city. It pays us to sell on small mar?
gins. We can afford to sell goods on closer margins
than other dealers because our expenses are smaller.
In the end we make just as much money because we
sell txvice as many. Look us over?xve'll show you
how to save a five-dollar bill on your winter outfit.
We've got txvo leaders this week?one at $0 anti the
other at $10.
.?> "-UR 's tnc P"cc ?f an Elegant All-Wool Black or
J_v /ii Jami W** *"ue ^cotc^ Cheviot, double- or singlc
Lv> 'ff lt ?jreaste(*. satin piped, serge linings. Wc guarantee
""' their duplicate cannot be found in town at less
than $10, Our $6 Overcoat is a little wonder tor
the money. You'll say it's worth $10.
'-Sain 's ^1C Pr'ce tms wee** f?r any of our Lincoln Worsteds
tPIU and Imported Clays. Needn't tell you ho xv they're made
or fit because they're tailor-made. You can buy them in sack and
frock, in all the latest styles. You'd pay for the same garments
elsewhere $18.
We'll expect you in this xveek?not to buy but to look. Wc
want to prove that what appears in our advertisements is true?
every word.
707 east Broad street.
Temple, Pentan, Mes & [e.
%%%%-fs-%%%-%%%%*BV%
We have placed on stile to-day a lot of high-grade
Irisb Point and Tamboured Lace Curtains^
all Choice, Perfoct Goods, and this Season's Patterns.
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY IF YOU ARE
OPEN FOR ANYTHING OF THE KIND.
Prices range from $4 to $14.50 per pair.
laod-lt)
Highest of all ia Leavening Power.?Latest U. 8. Gov* Report
Baking
_Powder
AB6-0-UTEEY PURE
disposition Bhall bo made of the P?**"*
aemtnary bulldins;**. Thi* mstter wfll be
dlsctist-ed at the fi.rth?-nnlng meetlnp;.
The reasons which render the removal
of the seminary desirable, BBM Dr. Kerr,
are the unfavorable environment of th"
present establishment, the bad roads
which lead to lt. and the difficulty In
reaching lt by rall. Then. too. continue.!
Dr. Kerr, lt is highly essential that such
an institution should be In or neur a
city, as the student* then get a practical
InrlBht Into the methods of the work
they are to take up.
AN ATTRACTIVE SITH.
The Bite selected is one of the most
attructix-e and picturesque In the South.
It is eighteen feet above the level ->f
Broad street and on Ike summit Bf thc
rldtte that divide* the James river and
Clnckahomlny rtv*-r watershed*. It com?
mands a beautiful view of the surround?
ing country, -ind ti B IBBB?_ably healthy
spot. The set Unary will furnish free
ediicatlon and I ree roomn to linn of all
denominations.
. i '
MMl-a?fl MI-INT W.tXTS.
WANTED. A MAN TO TARS AX OF
Flt'E anl ropr tent rn rnanufacturer; *-o
per Brack. Small capital reqaircd. Ad*
(llBBB, xsi'lt ttama, MANUFACTURER,
Dox 81 Coocord .lunction. Ma -
no ITTSSaH
WAXTKD. AToN'CK. A NUMBER <>F
LIVE AND ENEKOBTIC GENTLEMEN
AND LADIES, to wv"k for THK INTER?
NATIONAL FRATERNAL ALI-ANCb.
of Baltlmors Boat Insuraacc on earth
for chlMron aad adella nt ages from i
to To. Experience ta canvasslng n'>t no
HBBBIJf. bo! poiseverance lt Indlepenstble.
Beal compensation foi good service. Call
at thc o-ffli Room ll, TIbiop Building.
MACON ll COLEMAN, Ma?egor.
no6-\XAiSu2t
WANTED, WORK OP SOME KIM)
by .1 \"im(- nt-ui with good rcferi
Botne knowTedg ? of oSli ? work, ai d bIpo
ut tbe grocery business. Address
"WORK," up-town Dispatch offlcr,
BOO-lt*
I'.nv WANTED IV HO HAS HAD EX?
PERIENCE in more. Apply st TDK
FAIR. ?39 eas! Main street. no Wt
WANTED. A C"')l?, BTRONG, KC
rivy, xxii'iixx' woman, with oi without
boy er Biri. t.. run a i.<>ur.iliiK-h.>u.-- for
wblti lund.-. Address Dr OEOROE
I-OTTS, Hom wi i ). Burry county, Va.
no t-lt
WANTED, TO HIRE COLORED BOY
between 16 and in yeera old. Anply at
No. mm, cornet Twee ty ? et voa?i and
Orri-- Bti-seta, cast._ no ti-lt*
~A~ YOUNG. "HEALTHY WHITE WO
man artsewa te entrage bs WET NURSE
Apply at the Faith Home, 107 north
Fourteenth street, fiom ll to 4 I*. M.
no t; lt*
~ XVANTKD. HY A YOl'Ntl MAN < iF
pood KlaJidlnK. a POSITION In a whole?
sale er retail bouse. Am quick al naur- ?*
and willing to work. Referen-?*s K re
quired. XX". A. G., care of Dispatch,
BO 1*11*
WANTED, A riRBT-CLABS TOOK. TO
po to Hampton, X'a Referencoo required.
Apply Bl Ml nor'h Eighth street. noS-lt*
WANTED, A SITl'ATION FOR MT
SOX. Just Vi. si.-a.ly and rollin's. Salary
no object, bal ri position In which he gan
learn th" boMaeaa, with a view to par*
fhaBll'K rm Intere-.! lief,renee gtYOfl and
?squired. Con-espondene* confidential.
Address BUSINESS, 'ure of ltox 171
_ BO 141*
A V.'l'NC I.AUX EARNESTLY I'K
B1RB8 A BITlTATION In .? private family
t.i teach aatall childi m. Have had tu..
years1 eapertonce Terms i.'iy moderate.
Address Miss "H.," cara of Poat?taster,
Frederick's Hall, Ya._no ti-j t
WANTED, SALESMEN. TO SELL
STAPLE OOOD8 AT HOME ??R
TRAVEL Liberal Hilary or good commls
sion. XX'-- Bond samples on sppllcstion;
give exclusive territory. Address Post*
Offli ?? Boa in '.. Nd v.irk Hil
au 8-Su?W_t
WANTED, FOR UNITED BTATES
ARMY, AH LE-RODI ED, UNMARRIED
MEN, between agaa ol tl tad Jt); cit?ena
ol the United Sr it.-s. .,! i.i character,
and temperate habits, wno can speak,
read, and uri!.- Bngllsh Foi full In
fi ? in itt. n ???; ,i !., fi_lt "RUITlNl '? < )F
FICKR, l north Beventk stre.-t. Rich?
mond, v.i. oe B-W.ThSBatDi til
WANTED, EMPLOYMENT A.-; BOOK?
KEEPER OR ASSISTANT, by a man
who has had considerable experience In
general mi rcantlls busti I. and
selling gooda Bes! refei nces given. Ad*
lr.- -i .1. xx. i:.. US '.\' '. <'n f, city.
BO '? -'t*
WANTED, -x SEAMSTRESS TO I")
FAMILY SEWING by the day. Work
cannot I.irrled home Address, xiith
terms, FAMILY BEWINO, care Dispatch.
ic. Mt*
MMBTISOS.
ob.x.nd KuvAi. ai.<m ( hxirtaaat va*Btau,,i
(Jhanp laoagTsaVa Otvtca >
XUtINIC l 1 Vc! k I
q^HK ANNI'AL niNYlKlA-nftref
A I ION o? tue ('lt AM) Ht'YAL Ant H .i_.V
CHA Plait OK V [ Hi. I MA will li.bnid iu3_p-a.
Masoni.- letup!*. City ot l(. .--linocd, ou lbj r.'iti
NOVBSBa?alltfoiaet P. xi
WM. K WAACS, 48m
no il-td (.rm. 1 -'"cr.iturT.
GBAJil) 1'OMUXMH.HV K. T Of Vt KU NIA,I
Otra c?- ti*At?u Baotaagg. *
Xii-"*-! I PM Pl. K. )
THE ANNUAL ASSEMBLY V*-/
Of the ORXNI) ('O-MANDKKY *\n
OF VlHitlMi will oe b-ilu at th* Mb- /\
sonic Temple. In il. etty of Kieuiuotj'l./ \
on TIlUKsDsY, NoTember 14tb. Ih9... Bl lt)
attack a. m. william b. ie_a( ?-, jr..
_no U-td_flran* Hei\,rd?r.
ANNUAL MEETING.
The uiimial tu.- riiii- ?r the BTOCK
HOLDERS OF THK RICHMOND
FREDERICK8BURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY will b- hell on
WEDNESDAY, November .'". l*sr.. at U
o', lock M., at t! i olin *? of the company
in IT. hm. i.i
ii . -id j lt. WINSTON. .-Jorr.-tary.
A
NNUAL MEETING.
The annual nie.-tTi;- Bf UM POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY will bo held ,u
the office of the Ki.-timon l Fredericks
bara and Potomac Railroad Company, in
Richmond, i.n WEDNESDAY, November
M, ls*, at ll o'clock A. M.
no >-td_J. B. WINSTON. Secretary.
PETERSBURG RAILROAD COM*
A PANY.
Tko annual trie-!inn of the STOCK*
HOI.OF. RS (>F THE PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY xxiii be h.-ld at
the otu. <? of the .'oin;mv. in Richmond.
x .i. on monday. November is. USS at
ll o'clock A. M.
io td xv. lt JONES, Secretsrj
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
KAILKOAU COMPANY,
ihe annual misting of the STOCK?
HOLDERS oK THE ItK'HXloND
AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD COM?
PANY will be held at the. orfW ,,- -li,.
companv, in Rtshmond, Xi.., on mon
DAY. November 18. 1S?. at 1.'o'clock M.
no 5-td XX', n jon KS. Secretary.
TAXES.
TAX-rAVMMS TAKE M>TI4'K.
TDK TAX-BILLS FOR UM AUK NOW
READY for pa>tnent. My office Will BO
op.n from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. .killy to
J*sc*lve lire same. THK LAW ADDS '?
l'KR CENT ON ALL DILLS UNPAID
DECEMBER '.ST.
l.ar-.N dellmiuent for 1KH Can also be
redeemed befure the sale.
WILLIAM H. BRAUER,
Treasurer llenrleo t'ounf.v.
October 28. lats. no 3-eodtXiv{i)
XIIEJ taj). GALEBK1
i
?OPTICAL CO.
?Mice, 915 E Main St. Factory, Se- tMhSt
Spactscles, Bye Gl***es, Attileis! Eyas, ac,
cnrately Hied. Lowest charge aad 4*Mi*fa>
Hus >"*?rsatoad?SsssitastioB free.
i> la-f^oawi
LIST OF STATIONS ADDED TO THE
RICHMOND TELEPHONE EXCIIANOE
DERING THE MONTH OF OCTOKER.
UM:
US M. I'artin. William P..
MS, Robins A Co
IO"". Sayers. J. H.,
Mt, State. The, Editorial Department,
SMS, Chaffin, It. H.. Riverview.
Mt. Tavi.ir & Rolling CotBOaay. Tko,
Ml M, Stagg, Thomas E.. Henrtco county,
Itt, Jackson, Gll-s lt..
7.'4. Murphy & Ouvernator,
io.:.. xvilliHms. Dr. Robert F..
tia, Whit-. S. F..
Mtt, Richmond College (TiaaUllll 8 Office),
>???, Teusl-r. Dr. R. H..
lo*'. Tennant. Mrs. David )'.. (residence),
A14, Thomas, Mrs. .XI XV. (residence!.
Ml, Walker, xv. J..
3.T9. Hicks. Thomas ti. (Eighth street).
I***. United S?.it s Weather Uurenu.
7*1. L-.ike, XX', J (resident- ). DOS-It
ill tixkt.t WASTS,
WANTED, Ot-Cl PANT. E"K A
LARGE THREE-STORY FRONT ROOM; i
furnished or unfurnished, aad xvith or
without board. c.m have th- use of
bstb-room, which has hot and cold wator. i
A'lp'v at No. 1". south Third street. j
BO Ht*
WANTED, TO TRADE A OOOD BICY?
CLE fNea Malei for a TYPEWRITER.
Stata same and condition of writer. Ad.
dress PETERSBURG BICYCLE-WORKS,
petersburg, Va. ,|fL!?:-.!_ '
WANTED, A PARTNER WITH 13."HO I
OR M"KK. t., join bu established busl- I
ness, manufacturing an arti,-',., of dally
use by .iii classes, ages, and sexes, and
poid by ill dealers Address G C D.,
, un qt I ii-r it- h ni ?? xx ,F?Butt
WANTED. HORSES TO BOARD.
Good attention, io 50 per month.
S. T 1! HIGOANK Ttl \XI.
Qrantland Post-office,
JB0t**WAffutr*_H.uric. c.otity. V.).
WANTED, AN ACTIX K PARTNER
arith a capital of M.000 or il."), to engage
In b welt-establ tied furniture and carpel
business In me ol the most prosperous
cities in tlie South, For particular! ad*
? 'i. -i 'BUSINESS." -.r..' this ofllce
.... ir.i-v
i .v.s .....,..: a i... i. , i C..n Ul-..I A 1
Elba Sdi',.,I. FURNISHED ROOM WITH
BOARD, WSSt of First street and near
ono f ti eat ?boo, Addreaa J, xx . .ire
of Dispatch. no".-2t*
DIRT FOR KILLIN'; Lois CON*
TIGUOU8 to Broad Btrcol (frooa Kaposi"
tlon-Grounds to Cblmborsso Park) caa
bo t. tight of contractor et oM city Hall
(,. ::i-iw
l WANT YOI' ALL TO COME ANO
see How CHEAP you caa buy a New
..r Bocond-Hand Cooking- or ileatmg
Btovo, fr. in 12 to |\'*i. Gasoline, 16c, per
gallon. I.KIDY'S BTPVE-HOUBE, IKS
east Frankllr. fcttcet, near Old Market
'Phone lo-'.'.. ____ oe lt'>-ts
WANT YOE TO DEV HALLS STAND?
ARD SAFES. Take all the premiums the
world over, i'rlc-s uno quality KUHran
ti.d. LaiK-* assortment of Second-Hand
Safes in *tock at very low llgures. Ex?
port work promptly .lon..
? R. L. LAHNES Sole Dealer.
28 north Ninth street, Richmond, Ya,
se a\*OOB _
Iv LE I* tl* OLD I'HIA'L'IPL-S.
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Not to be underoold. ?oep up with th*
tinu-s. and tint he left behind. Hem quali?
ty and foll xxeiKht Baaraats-ed. lt ls to
your Interest to pt?CO your orders at
..n. e. as prjgOB are rupidly adxaiaing
Norl ' anthracite, stovi*
ANTHRACITE, NET.
ANTHRACITE. ECO.
ANTHRACITE, BROKEN.
L SPLINT.
Il SIT,I NT
POCAHONTAS, LUMP.
FIRE CREEK.
THE CELEBRATED FRICK COKE.
superior t' all other*
BO-CALLED CONNELI SVILLB.
l^oo west Broadj 'Pbons 07
ive oaat Caty atreet- rhone itv..
to ll-3m CU. PAGE.
Groceries Way Down.
Our Buyer Has Just Returned
From Newiork.
White Uteri Ik bought some of the nlir
gest bargains ever offered on thi- naar*
kct. Below is a lit of BBBM, .'his is a
. han ?- 'f ? lifetime.
Best Granulated Sugar 4.lc. per Pound.
Appia Batter Bad J< By, :.- ,,.,- poaael.
Crack-r-l m.-i, le, per pouai.
i?-. ii pounds Lime n< hhs fer we
Fresh So.ia Crackeis, 4c. p.r pound.
N. ,i ('odfl ri, t, i,>r pound.
Chocolate Caramels, Ul-..-. P,r p,)Und.
N.w C inned Corn. 5c. per , bb
MOcba and Java Coff e, zoe. pound.
Nea ' '.ti Ton il ea, .. c in
Nsw N'.tth Carolina ('ut Herrings 7c
per dosoa; or 12 au p. r hall -bat i vi.
Largs 4 Suing Broopr?, !"??
Try oui atc. Tea, lt's better than you
ar.- paying ""? 'or.
X'anllla and Golden-Drip Syrup, 30c per
I gallon.
I old cider X In-gar, 4 years old. ?c Der
gallon. *^r
1 4 pound* Milk Lunch-Crackers for _e.
New Mackerel in kits. Tlc. per kit
tit m Detea, lc per pound.
Small California Hams, tc ,?T ,)0lin_
timm Strain"! Honey, ????., or ^ .>ou?\jg
MSW Illqh Potatoes. 15c. per peck
old whit. Corn, bbc p. i luMhei. '
NOW Preserves ian kinds), tc. per pound
M luntaln Fresh Roll Hinter. Mc
presh Mlaeo '"akes. ;<.?. psi pound
Jap .-Brand Roasted, in l-pound papers,
Roo
terring* ior ?*-.
pottul il"" ?""' Tensile, tc. car..
I'.i ; oat*. 30c. per bushel.
Good Tea. ?C. per potlM; good a* yoa
pay *"<-? for.
Pure Rye Whiskey. 4 years old, 8 per
'stiver-King Latent Family Flour, bast
OJ !?'. .jr BK. SOI k
Snowflake Patent Tamlly Flour, best
*?..... or Mc. s.. k
XXX Funcy Family Flour, par barrat,
UM, ol -'- -?" k. ?
Bes! Cltj Meei, Mc, i-*-r tm- bat
Rough BM Hendy ch. wing Tobacco, 3c
a olug
Prtce-ll-it mailed on aj plicntlon.
8. ULLMAN'S SON.
1S30 and 1S23 east Main street,
Un-T.iwn Store, :>i?* rust Xfa--.!-..i|
?Phone 316. ?d 30-Tu.W.FASB
richmond] WOODWAKDSSfJM,
LUMBER,
WSSD
"vi PIG" IN I Ax
SAM!. BLIN'OS, Bro.
oa.Su.xV.ib Nunn anl b?rJ (trent*.
LOST. STRAYEI1, A.VD FOL'3D.
LOST. ON SUNDAY NIGHT. NOX E.Xf
I<Er Jd, botwaoB First and ("lay it roe ts
ard Centenary Methodist church, A PA Ht
OF LADIES1 EYE-GLASSES IN GOLD
FRAME Liberal r.-wanl if returned to
Southern Bxprasa Company's office. No.
til eaal M.m. street._no ti-2t?
STRAYED, FROM OUR PLACE AT ti
o'clock, Novaraber Ita, ONI BLACK
MILE, sith the harnens on Finder will
plc,inc reiutn Um mule to our stable, 1JU3
xxest Cary street, or advise us.
AKM1SRECHT.& MIDDENDORF.
no ft-lt*
EDI CATHI* AL.
SEW YORK. Xi. Y.. ll Weat Wilta Ht.
THE JACOTOT SCHOOL (Adj. Ceolral
Park),
offers a DELIGHTFUL HOME AND
CHAPERONAGE to young ladles de?lr
ou* of taking ?"???.-ral course*. Thorough
collegiate preparation. Music, Art, I?n
guage*. Mlle. Froment (formerly with
Mrs Sylx-anus Reed), Mrs. Charles Leslie
Morgan, principal*. no 3-SuAWtDel
BOAHUIM..
"virginia visitors tcT THE~AT
LANTA EXPOSITION can secure GOOD
HOARD, with HOME COMFORTS, at 3*4
Piedmont avenue, within one square of
oar line, and house titted with gas. i !.-c
,ric bells, lighters, speaking tubes, and
not and cold water. Terms, 12 per day,
or 110 per week. Address Mrs. M. B.
JERVEY. ao 3-Su.WSF
Al'4'Tltt* SAI.E*-T*t*r? Dsrs
"when REAL -BTATK is'solo Til
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN?
DAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY TH*? VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE. ..^^.^
By N. W. Bowe,
Real Eetate A nc tl inner.
TRUSTEES' SALE OP THE En
CKLLRNT ANO V ALUA BLR BKlCK
HOUSE, No. 4 NORTH EIGHTEENTH
STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN. AND JUST IN REX". OF
D. O'SULLIVAN'S GROCERY STORE
In execution of two das*? of trust to the
trustees of the Capitol Building and Lom
Assonalion. the first dated November
3, 1SS7. and the other March ff, IS*), re?
corded lr, the Chancery Cot?i of Rich?
mond, respectively, In Deed-Rook 1:? A.
page f-04. ?nd In Deed-Book 140 A, page
131. default having been made In the
payment of the debt, and being required
so to do, the undersigned, the present
trustees of said association, will sell by
public auction, on the premises, cn
TUESDAY'. NOV EM HER S. UM,
at li o'clock M.. the PROPERTY con?
veyed by ssidxtwo deeds, consisting of the
excellent little store. No. 4 north Eigh?
teenth street, with two stories above,
well arranged for a dwelling, together
with the lot on which lt stands, beginning
?rn th* west side of Eighteenth atreet,
100 feet 7 inches north of Mala BtlOOt,
thence running north, and fronting 21
feet ". Inches, and running BBC? M feel
ti Inches. The house ls, ontinar'ly. a good
renter, and will make a good iBVOOlBtnt.
TERMS: Cash, sufficient to pay 'he
cost* of ext cuting the trust, t?eluding
taxes to day of sale, and io pay tho
sum of 1*96.06. as of ?d of October, IMS
and the residue on credits of six and
twelve months for rotes. Wt?I Interest
added and secured by a iee I of ttust.
A. XV ROSE.-IE.
JOSEPH ft. WELSH,
JAMES NETHERWU (D,
Trustee-, of thc Capitol Bull ing and Lobb
Association.
POSTPONED.
The abox'.T tata ir- postponed, on account
of the wither, until
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 7. ISM,
at li o'clock M
A. W. ROSENE.
JOSEPH il WELSH,
JAMES NETHERWi 'OD,
po ti _ Tmsti, -.
Ry D-noon. Tupper Ai Ct.
Real BBttatl Affeata nnd Auctioncera,
sjl Main street.
rpRUSTEES SALE OF
Handsome, Substantially Built, and
Well-Located
Three-Story Brownstone and
Brick Residence
Xo. MOW* OBACB KTKKI.T,
RETXVEEN SHAFER AND HARRIBOH
STREETS, UPON UNUSUALLY
LIBERAL TEEMS.
Uv virtue of the provisions of a car*
tain dent of lt?it, lit..i October l?\ liN
and recorded tn Clerk's offPCS of Rich*
mond Cbsncery Court, Deed-Boo* Ut A,
bms it, dot?ult haxtng b.-en mada la
'.he pajm-nt of certain notes therein BS
; cured, and being rsqidrod so to do, I will
. ?ell by auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER s. USS,
j at 4:;? P. M , all that LOT OF LAND
with the improvement*, thereon, deotgnal
' ?d bi No Ml wst Oraca atroat, dlstani
i :'..',X feet WtOl Of Shafer street, .m.! front
, lng on north line of Grace street lt f*t t,
and exti-ndins- back between ii""- noarlj
paiallel US foot, more Ot M?0, to ali- >
, U fen ii ide
TERMS: cash is to espenoos ol sale, g
Boto ?f MM, xvith interest, from Juna
ic, IMS, and a tot. of ii.<??. with Interest
from October lt, 1 Ml: balance upon 08 >
lanna, to be announced st Bal*
C. L. DaWOON.
no a_ Tin ?
George W. Mayo, Auctioneer,
PAINTINGS. (rT-OLASS. CHINA,
I I BBBFFISL11 XVAKK, 0ASPSTS, MTlNf.
tere, etc. XT AUCTION. By dlroo
tion of the owner, I wltl soil, at auction,
at No (fi WOO! Franklin BtrOCt, at lt JO
A .xi .
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER I
PlBOly-Carved Wolaal Cfcaauoi-Pural>
tup .
Very-Handsome Library-Suit, upholstered
in rich ?atin brocade, vx11ii massive,
?".iri>"! cbetTJ frame*--, and unusually or?
nate carved Tabla;
Luxurious Loather- Oovsrod Chairs and
Lounge;
Antique Mahogany Chairs, Tablss, ead
( i ner-Pressss;
Vet y-Fl ne OM Brass Fendera, Coal-Hods
Andirons, and Flre-Sei ?
Solid Silvr sh-illc!.t Plated v.-g.-t.ibW
Dlshsa, Pan ea, Plated Tia-atai, -tc
Large and Very-Hsndsome Imported
china Dlnner-S rt;
old Copeland china Tea Bet, D
.?ii Oyster-Sets, aad a tariety of Fine
('I Inawars:
Old-Fashloncd Cut-Olasi Decanters,
Wines, Tumblers, Flngt r -Bowls, Hun?
garian Olaaaws i ? tc..
Valuable < -fd OU-P^atlngs, Engravings,
and P?tun -.
Besutlful Wedgewood Vases uni Mantel
Ornaments, Brass ead Fancy Jard!*
niaroa, Flemish Bronsa Plaques, Btatu
?-r.es. Bric-a-Bi? . otc .
Fauci Rockers and Antttiue Chairs, Orna
inentai Pedestals, and Rhavlng-8tand;
Silk and I. ?'-.. Curtains, Poi I
sels and BoquattO Carp.-tr, and linns.
Table-Lineo, Tsbte-Cloths, Napkin
Toilet-Seta, Bed-Ctethlng, and Hou
Articles tn xr.-ut variety, .md Kit. hen
Furniture-,
The Palnungs, Cut-Glass, Ptaftcd-Waro.
? tc, are uf the best Btyle, and rare, i'll
suer, as there ls aoMota an opp.,nullity
of purchasing.
?i" ? GEORGE W. MAYO, Auctioneer.
By George S. X'ashon. Jr.,
Real-Estate Auctioneer,
TRUSTEE'S SALE Of LARGE
bKICK BTOSS AND OTHKK IMPKoVK
MENT8, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
CARY AND RE8BRVOIR STREETS;
THE LOT FRONTB M FEET 1 1-4
INCHES ON THE SOUTH LINE OF
CARY STREET. AND EXTENDS
HACK SOUTHWARDLY. WITH LINES
NEARLY PARALI EL TO AN ALLEY
IN REAR-Hy virtue of a deed el
dated April '.. IBM, recorded rn Clerk's
ofllce of the Chancery Court of tho ?ity
of Riihmotid. In Deed Kook Ul B, pegs
'>**. to tarara the payaaan-i "f tba o*bi
therein mentioned, default having ot OB
niade in th-- BajrBacat ?' a par! tnereof,
1 will, being thereto require! by the
beneficiary of said deed, pr>.wed to
sell by auction, on tao premises, ea
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 7, '?!?...
a) ?*M o'clock P. M., the PROPERTY
above described.
This ls a ptact of fine st.r' pr
well located, ind k?OBI I attract the at?
tention of those desiring Mr.it-ela-- ir
vestmenls.
TERMS Cash as to OapOB?M of sile,
and M.!!!, with interest from April ii,
HOS. till paid, the r. m.rn, lei- upon the
following credits: gi !JO till April ;\ UM*
11.110 till April i. 1x1)7. for Botes, a ured
by a d."-'l OB .li" property, lilianco up' n
such t?SS uni in such ma..tier a-i UM
grantor In sa1.! dood may dirot t. or. in
? 884 of hrs failure so lo do, then upon
such terms as i will announce on day ul
sale. W. A LAWRENCE,
BO 2_Trustee.
By Denoon. Tappet ? Oe.,
Real Estate Agents and ABCU-MPOO-rB,
bil Main street.
TRUSTEE'S HALE Of RBICK
ANO FkAUS SlOKR ASU nWKLUN'G
No 417 WEST CARY STREET RE
T XV KEN LAUREL AND CHERRY
STREETS, AND FRAME DWELLING
IN HEAR. FRONTING ON ALLEY tOF
GREEN STREET) -Ry ,-irtue of the pro?
vision* of a certain deed of trust dut?d
September 31, IB??, anl rec .rded In Cl. rk s
I office of Richmond Chancery Court. Deed
Hook 1*9 A. page 4*r, default having bael
j msde In the payment of certain notes
i therein secured, and being required ?o
I to do. we will sell by auction, cn the
premises, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMHEK 7. ;???,
st 4:31 o'clock P. M., all that U)T OF
LAND, with the Improvements th.rion,
on ths south aid. of Cary street t-egLi
ning 77 feat from the southe*-n earner
of Cherry and Cary street-, and front'ng
on Cary street 3 feet, and back bet-seen
parallel lines Itt feet tu Oreen ? t. ?? I
TERMS: Cash ss to expenses cf exe?
cuting this trust snd ll.&W with interest
from September lt ls**., halon-** at _
months. c. L. DENOON,
WILUAM KLLYSON.
no t_? Trust .-es.
B
OOK AND JOB WORK
BSATLV SXSCUTB
-rS?i
013PATCU r-UTlHQ-BO0B
AtlTlOX 4.l|.K_-..||llrM)<)|i -
WHEN HEAL ESTATE lg sot t. ...
TAXES n,R THE ciiijkEN.0,1 ,'.'?
DAR YEAR ARE To BK pA ?,
RATA HY THE VENDOR av rH'>
VEND-E. A'Nu ***S
Ly _, X. I'allln.
ll i
Pollard A Rogb) ,\ , ,, .. .,
nOMMlSSlOXKRS' HALF OF Btv.
V ' HRTS.CIIKI) DWKlLIM.s is . ,, lNp
END. ON MAIN AND PARK "v~
! Hy Virtue of r, ,?.,,?; *?*
J_UTJ ?l_ Hwirleo count, '
2SrB?rai :v' "' .
she h LU, k Cuan el *'
rrlttiMMerdlng, .. ?'
and o-*org.- I.. Gaines ?
ants, we will ran ,, . .
Tl C.IDA Y, NOVKMBEIl
commencing ai I o'clock P 'xi '
OF UM, s.tu.?. , "., m..' ,
Xa., at the northwest
and Park streets, fronting r
the north line af Ma * '
Undina back fr. . .
paiaiiel linc-; Kr. t-_ f, , ,
which lot tnere sri* nil
dwellings, seven of shh
street Hnd the ?th. rr
This property ls at a 1 .
ni.-tn.llng point, ls i
i west! riv umwth of thi
i sn-... increased val ? - ?
I year, and has com , i,
facilities lo til bUSlni as bi
Es h house will I ?
thereby giving a caai
Da not tic
? **?* X -c.rp ..i ? I
: at offie of Vt. A. C i
! TEH.XIS Oas fotn
.lue in 'hr. e equal
and IS tn. nt?t, >.. r
of sale, eil,l.-n,?? 1 ; ?"
ti " put-chaotrs bein*
tbe hull,Tn |
tbe holders ,.f the Mei
and the title rel I
pun h is'- ra ' ?
aad a (oiuci.i;
"i the pun
any greater part thsn oi
? ?
ll xi:
J. JORDAN I
\ E.
il ll. I.
XX M ! I
lal Ci
'
? ? ? ..
the cieik i offli, of fl,,, i ,
f t.h- county ol ll
Luck an I Gunn et al
igalast
I), 0
I. J. E. Broad.!i
court, do e. rtlfy thal
of tba sp-.. .1 , ?
I D
\ day Of O' to
i Ll. B it: l-l rn i
, psjil eourl ?? -.
BB I J E ii;."
| EKAL BBTATH xi run x 11 *-,?,.
WHEN REAL EM XT!. < - .,
TAXI S POE THK Cl
DAR YEAR AKE TO BR t
RATA HY THE VBN1 . .,.*,
VENDEE.
?9 WI M. WILL BUT sr-!',:
0-.*X~"/l/ AM' DAI
j DWELLING Airv
dolph and H-v'T'i ?
' MM. Thia pr pert) i- < ???? ,
?a cf ( nty il ?
b> good tenants
DBNOON, TUPI
no '?-' * ..
POBBAI-B, THAT VF.K1 ja
HANDSOME CAY-WINDOW
Brownstone - Front Dwelling
No. MM ?Ft*** I'r.inlJit, st.,
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