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Tbeirnmltiform shapes nud styles and fashions vary from all former conceptions. '. -
SJiffi»«Effectß; and at a great saving from their regular values. . . •-../.
LsSies^cioth Suits, with new Norfolk
jackets, flounce sldrts,"all &Jg:jZ/)
Tailor Suits, in the ritw pin
stripe; effects,' in Blue and Gray, tailor
ititching:; strap; trimmed skirt, <t>EQ
I:iU ?r 5 value, f0r: . . ... . . . .-.;: W
There is reason for calling upon you this early. All the
newest- things of the season at about half what they should be. That's ac
cidental this early. .
. .^ ■ . ........... ..,-..
72-inch-long Brown ■■Qip'-RQ:
Marten Boas for. : ::.-.: &i&££&4
Silver Gray Krimmer Cluster
Scarfs;: with fox tails, jftg RQ
iox.. ....... .;-_.. • • • •-• - y **•* V
■ Electric Seal- Scarfs, £ p 5/v
"tails 24 inches long, for. *P&**V
„„..„ : •■•-...■: ., . .- - f ■ Silver Gray Jap;
Hudson Bay Double Scarf, 54-inches Scarf for ; _ _
long, instead of 1 $25.00/ Qt? Kfi 72-inch Electric
f6r-...v;.:..-:.v.v.u... V v Astrakan Boas fo
Time to think about getting^thai new
•Hat, and no better time to buy it than^this
Veek.
»©^B
Millini^y ©epa^msnt ;
is old enough now to have a good reputation,
■amilwe. point with pride io the immense in
crease of its business.- We have the. largest
and best equipped Millinery Show-Rooms in
the South, with a large and skilled force of
designers, makers, and trimmers. Our years
of experience, coupled with tlie very .best
iliat's obtainable in Millinery Art, is bound to
Thousands of pieces it marvelous prices, and all of them.; Every
price is guaranteed. . Price chances that can- occur only once m
ananyv years. '. yl.' "'?/■: ' :'-: '- :...;': ...;' . v:\.-V... . . ', ■" .'" - '"-'.-■
Black all-Silk Auslins, newest fabric ,
for waists— its \§l quality, per /• j^ r
fara;....:..;:......---;---f ara;....:.. ;: ......---;---- ■■■■.V^U:]
25-inch Warranted Black Taf- ftp: r
<eta Silk, usually 98c. for, per yd «V «^
All-Siik : Peau de Cynes, in £Q r
every new color, for, per yard ; . Vr V
Black and Colored Pure Silk Washa
ble Taffetas, extra heavy— si; fgQQ
ranesfor, per yard^ . ....... . ; . - V*'**
'-, Soft Finished, All-Silk Peaude i
"irisci al;'-'-- notices.
S. ULLrtAN'S SON,
Greater bargains than ever
''i ' . IN GROCERIES.;
<"SniaU' California «««"«,'■» l- 2 . c - ll> -
BeKt GrjuTulMtea Sasar, 5 1-4 c. 111.
C-lU. pall* HoMxe-Made l'rciiervex, 3UC
Arl»u<-nics Coffee, lOc. 11*.
JJoji Coffei", »c. ;ll>. .
>Wn«on*t« luuirovod GIaKN Jnrx, quart M...
■■>-_■ -. .- - - , ■ .-■ ."-■•...-.■':-■-■:-■--■■■..--.-■ -■■;-".. \ . -,
a^c. dozen; lialf-srallon 75c. dozen.
S«mr PicUlets; SOe. ,'sallou..
KTry. ourSOc. Xew Orleans Molsisscs.
iixliVrpe' Irlxli Pot«toe»,.23e. iieek.
-'iiFiiie'nXacU'bcrry an<l Catawlia AVl ne,
■400. Gallon. .;■%', :;'-/.V: ■■".■-•'. ■ -;o' -.•?:
rieuli Slixed Cnkc», 7c. lb. "
;,.sait iv>riv. s<«: n». , ,' - " ;' ■•
Vare,Lard, J)cJ.U».
Plttaearoni; and SiKirgetti, -1- llis. for
iisC'"-'' .'" •':'.. i . : ,y. V-.-.'-. '■ -' ' '-' • ';.' :.■ '- :
PBent?Cl4y Meal,' lOc- licclc. _
*i I'reteli Frfncli Candy, fie. ponn4.
.Mixed 1 SxiieeK, for jkieUliiift': purjioxcs
' KvieeV I'ota<oe»ti3nc. l»eoU.
lf2teW.Daten. sc: 11>. ; .
■ J^reMli BoloßTiia SauHiRV, So. 1»."
fe'MnHon': 'JarM^l»reH«ry*"»i^_JOc; •.■..■•;;'.'••:• }/; [■:::; J
; .ll«iii\«nd"''r<»ni?uc, 4c. ■ >
Nexv Ctit^H«-r!iiK-H. lOcl'dor.en. -. ■.- :
jlii y/binMtiKlPp j»* : 4*r»r' r i»ae.lcaff ci :- for" 5c. 1
fcf^ood'^reaiu^CliceHCViSSc^Jli.'V ::,'" : ": ;: ":;
? "iaou»** i « : I **»W P^ 11 *! I^^ f *?; ""■•?»•' iA
: li I reßh v "So«ltt';' CrnciieriT ;:nn"d i'Glnjfcr,
,'-'Snni»«. 4 'l^Se^ 11». " ' * '" "
fvCelulold- Starelii^c.- nacliUKe." ' '■' ■
|AffeiliTl/rinoti)A f feiliT l/rinoti ) CraeUerii,^ sc". 7 l l». ;■;; ;~.". ; • • - '.
.:' Irfifff e ' s-»it rlnsfinrooinN," ISe;' ' -'
tfirowflMke:^ Vntfhi - v Kninlly Flour,
' JfS.»5 Imrrel. or ttt%K. • '■ ' ,
•ft'ivoriireMer Ssmee,"so. bottle.
\i liar* , Toilet Soai».for si>..
■ Tr>v«ur'33fc!-Mix«'il Ton, itn Kood. .
"N'j'xv. .North- CfirolfnaVßoerHerrinKn,
'■■: tHc. dor.;,;or,>sa.7s.hMlf;l»iVrrelf^|3|'
3520 and 3K^ IC«f«< MninStreetlgl
PUPiTOWX^ STOHK, stKf ISASX cSIAiSc SIAiS-
Mniie«c«<er « Store*, I«J2 nnd-;i214
l'ri«-«~X.li»t Mailed' oiifAi*p«tjen^
»«B^ r ,yi"Tjjys-entlro'* stock ~ at § Carpe.i s; f, H«ips, rY
|£. «•«•!» \'J ■.• Kp.'«» .feast -Main i sirs" ;t: ;
' - Every parfcipflti^p^HMil^gWpag^^^^^
in <T,»( tinn- it u n: . -Qiir^buyers are not limited in their travels .
The Store Now Is a School of Styles*
Five floors of merchandise to serve yo^wSfmsj^Hug^
dreds of salespeople to comply with every wls ft>^°J^||jy^
properly impose them. Merchandise that runs into many
hundreds of thousand, dollars' investment. Bat you are not •
imptuned^
\)ut every part pf/tlie store' with equal grace as if you bought.
Viiaridsqme Tailor , Suits of new Bas
ketVWeave^ with : new; cut "box; jacket^
trimmed wit£P<^
! new; flounced sldftsii §25 suits, for^.f
- §5 Ladies', Flounced Trim-^' <* •> Qjy
mcd Walking Skirts,' for . v . .^^.%^O
"■ " '•■'■•■■■'' - ■ * y-^ ■■..■■"-■..■-■•■■■ ■ " *«mA ■ • - ■!/! i. D'""-
Cynes, in evening effects," for, per og*~
yard . . V. .;. ./'..•- 1 . -- - - •;• ■ P Wl *
25-inch Heavy Black Taffeta, [ £>(%**
for skirts— Si grade for / per yd.
27-inch All-Silk Black Duchess v- ■
Satin, the best quality, oR r
for, per yard.'. ..... -1 ... : ******
27-inch Black Duchess Satin,
all silk— si;i9 value, fdr, per yd
27-dnch: Colored,: All-Silk Rustling
Taffeta, the- usual §1.25 value &£:*%
for; "per yard. '. . • •
arECIAIj NOTICES.
- FOR SALE.
TYPEWRITERS, MANHATTANS, NEW,
(latest model)/ If '• familiar with the Rem
ington- -you are- with .' the -Manhattan.
Manufacturer's price, $73.; We : have se-,
cured' a 'special- lot. and will; close' them
out at $45. Shipped." privilege:: of exami
nationland:. trial.v AA r hy .pay-SIOO-for-" one
guaranteed- half as long?; F..S. WEBr
STER COMPANY, 317 Broadway. •-"■New,
York: " •■: -."'- ocS-Tu&Th2t:.
M tJqiie Furriiture.
IF; YOU -ARE LOOKING POX AN; ;
Antique Sideboard,. j ' " •
: , . Corner Ch'na Closet,
Dining or Banquet Table, ;' ' .. .. " . ". .
1 . Straight-Back ■or Cornsr Chaira,
Wine-Case.- Hall: Clock, , , ,
:' Writing Desk Gadi°s*y or gentlemen's),
Carved High-Post Bedstead.-; ; . l .
."-.'. • Wardrobe, Bureau,
Brass- Fenders, Andirons, •.; ...
- ': : ■■■'-..■'■ " • Blue- China,
or anything else; call nt . -
309-311 NORTH ID IGHTH ST.
'■ •■ ' y oppositeT ßljouV. Theatre.' V -" -.
."'. .vj-;:(se l-Sun,Tu&Th3m)^ . :
WANTED, .
RMiiabJelVlen
TO SELLXONFETTL
Apply. T. P. A;; Booth; Corner f- Sixth
' and Broad Streets.
■: ; -y' '' : ~- : . . "-■•. . ' ■ I yj ocf-it ' " " , : :" - ' ; : :,' : : > :; . " ;
r JOHN A. \VATEUS Ji CO.,
: 13^i to 17«^ ; souths Eiffhth street, '■•
';■ ■ ''.:. • ' Richmond, -Va; : . . -, '
'- ; - . DKALEKS IN'
ENGINES, BOILERS^
STEAM PUMI%;rSENERiSi^MA- v^ :
i:.t::::^-":-:"OurniTS^ps,5^fi:'^a
for /AtlasJEn&ines^and.Machiiiei"
ry, vL.idgerwoodr;Hoisting.v Engines; =-? also "I
:AmericaniL.inde Refrigerating; ■'Machinery^
s PL.ANTS &JSS INST Al .LED. : *& SECONI^i
HAND |j MACHINERY^ 1 ■: ? :■ AND *
;BOLP;V:vv'' : vff- ■.'^r ;::,-: ■■ -,- . ■ -^y.mMsLu9^j
IKTO3ISHAVB SUCCESS :
Hasty mpnthslugEellinßrfor s ? cash tithatvi-wo^
i hdve'f decideS!- to j'Continue^sPlliHg^sTOVi!;-'
?NUT^; and&EGG^ at^Ss/T5;% and j&ROKENJ
:or^F.URK ACEf at So.SSJf or^ titis iiraontn^as 'i
[there£ is i only ,; ;- ; 10e.:; : :^pvurft; laat^
month's&priceiiCoali-lsiths^bestSminedl*
I Quality^ and ! * quantity.-? guaranteed !^§^^|
E. P. MUKPHYm SOX,,
Inaepfjndent £ 50MC6al^CpmbIriqs?^p
r Ladies' $io Fine Quality /Kersey ,
Jackets^ Black/and Colors^: ;rtr?v»ej:h
newest cut.....;,......- 0O.«c?! :
Ladies; Box Jackets, all sizes j
3 nd'" colors;; usually^ $7.50^
ionV.: :....:.;..". ...P^gMi
'" / /:v- ■:~/^ : . ' ■-;/;';./;:.-■■/■ : -/ '.-■-;■ ••■•-.•v;.- : ■:■■■■ ':' ' »::'■ ■-
■'■• Real : Mink- Cluster .-V\m*'« iftja < - Real Mink v; L'Aiglon ... * jnfa A
:Sc^fcrfor;.,...-.;;;;;^;^
Persian Lamb, Scarfs,: with tfr /£* : Hudson ;x. Bay/;^Sable,:ri jh an
27-incfr Marten tails; :f0r ..;.-. W*Ph .;L'Aiglon_Scarfs jfor: : : -; .;S>*. *:?®V :
• . Silver Gray;; Real-Lynx Muff, the \i- ; VBrowh ..■] Marten; ';■: Scarfs,.; L?Aiglqn
L'Aiglon : Scarf -to 'v match^ a*™ j style; v v worthy; ; $15.00, '■■'■:& ]o^-cfr\
f0r. t. ; . . . . . . : i : ... ;.V : : . ":":■':■. ty&p ■') -■■for ;....: V.' ,.■....■.;.:.:;^;:0^05ti/=
neseFox- Qf^a/) Electric Seal Collars, large, new in Astrakan Borders, a^ qvo
...... . $*&*PM shapes,' regular §l2.^ value, Vrtri.^^ f0r ...'..... ............. S>^*^O
Seal and frohfl for .... . ... . . . . . . . . $ « «^fe/ , .■.■-.. Storm Collars of Astrakanj^ rt /o n
- V v»Oiwy : ; Storm '; Collars, round shape, withißeaJr^borders,; f0r;.. . . -/0. ©•;§.;•?
is tlie Sliirfc- Waist ih at adds comfort to beau ty-— 1,700 Shirt-Waists',
all told, are on sale at Golien's to-day. These; remarkable prices ; are
for the" newest and \ pret tie^t styles ever brought to : Eichmond. ; : ]:.r- -I X-
; Botany Flannel Waists, cluster tucks j the newest shades, $8 value, rt « « «
in front and fastens in back, .; a> : f0r. . . .-?... ...... . . ; . . . '. '."." y)Q»1i&
I^^
Waist, box plaits'tuiks,^^taUorstitcKeaj --°^^f y*'*?^. 1 * 8 ?*
To« x>nA ■"■ •piiia--- - sleeve, .: guaranteed not to c>/* r>a
colprs,p^n; l^Oi s ;Blue,^f ; ;;^.v^: S pnt,^o value, : for i 75
Green, and ; Gray, : $5 value a mv. qjo .f,' . -. -*- y y~r ' - ~. : .'-. ',:.,'. '. . T ; -- : -* :^
for . . . . .... ...... 0«««/O.? ;{ Fine Peau'de Soie .Waists'^ hemstitched,
Handsome Tailor-Stitched: Tucked tuckedry^ke/andisleeve^fastensiinVtte'
W^stei'^peHecti-i'fittin^^Jiiif'^ye/) l)^»^ all
colors; .v. . ;; . . v . . .... .^•Oy Blue, ;Pinki : Gray/Red;; and . .
' 100 dozen'Taffatine-Waists^ diagonal Rose, would be cheap'at 'iB/i
hemstitched tucks, fastens .in back, all J special. . . . . ; . ; ; . ;;,'^>OiOy
eOESITO;;THEsMMOR
BELIi COMPANY LACKSvOXLY
SIGNATURE TO FRAXCHISE.
■ All : that the Southern -Bell ' Telephone.
Company requires now in order to have
a . franchise in the : city ? - of Richmond '.;•■ is
the signature; of the Mayor .. This the
company . "Will not get/but: it is confident
ly expected that there /will . rbe ■ sufficient
majorities '. in \ .,each : . body to . •; pass the
ordinance over his veto. ' - -v :,- .
■Last night the -Common Council, ■ by; ah ■
overwhelming, majority, .concurred . in the
ordinance: amendmen ts;v of /the, Board.; cf.
Aldermen: The vote "was twenty-two ato
five. Those votings to [; '. concur .>-' -were:
Messrs. Allen,. Bloomberg, Cottrell, Cur-;
tis,' Gibson; v Glenn", "', .Grimes/^M'cCarl'hy/
Mills Miner / Pollock. Shea, Stein." Tan
ner, Teefey,' Wallenstein^.West. Wlialen,
■"Williams, Winston, Wiltshire, .and, Ebsi:
; Those voting on the ■■_ other ; side were
Messrs: jA^ams/- Camp.^Gitison.'iHobson^
and : Peters. ■ ' - .s " - '
The Council, also passed, a spe
cial ; ordinance ; : allowing ' •:■;< the / Rich
mohd ..Traction . 'Company ' to "have :
ahdVoperateV.a : icross-oyer : ; -at ;'; Twelfth^
and ;:^ Broad. ' '. streets.* :'A:/.:: ' A:/ .: recorded ■
vote "-was , not" taken in this "case,
. but "I the .v action]- of the ?;b6djr|i.-v\ras '? over-/
whelmingly "in favor of letting .-.the
cross-over, remain.
An ordinance; \ was ■ adoptedj^Prbviding!
for. an,' additional : police-, -captainfMand
three'additional" sergeants. ■'. ' ' "
SKSSIjON|INfDETAIi*|f^^§.
r-iThe^ Council was ito. have met at ,7
o'clock, -;but "■ it KwasfiSi o' clock'!? before* a ;
nients of the session were taken up in
the transaction of purely routine' busl
»oss. '' . ■' ■ <?'$H
-.- The first Important ordinance caran
from the: Water CommittPo. It was ' a
n^jprlty^report;: ;. v
jg : T i he i >oramance: was n;i amendment oC
section 2,- chapter 37 of the, city ordi
nance concerning the wntei works. It
provides that tho asaiHtrintVsuperihterid
;ent. ofihf water work's,^ superintendents
of the pump houses and other offic'als
.-xrid. employees of } tho.-! water; ■.work^shiin'
be.,appointed|iby^thegsuperiiitendent^ofi
the? water "works," subject .to, theapprov U
of . tho AVater. Committee. -S.The 'employees ■
are inow.appoirited'by.' tho "superintendent
Tim RICHMOND DlSPATGH^T^SDi^Sft^ft^^^^
produce satisfaction to; the most particular
ipei-son/ .Consult with lus at anytime— -avaiL
yourselves of our our ideas, our;
services. .
sew FMpps-A^shigon' : :
Walking Hais
are pleasing -the correct dressers -
■:■:•,■.;.:■ .;;-. :: " ' '.-.". ©n Bispldy .
(Second Floor.)
Steamer Shawls
Roiii travellers, or even
a s&oven ng-s^Hlie^f i nest
$ r2^soMonesTf|i mpo^ted^
i»HlSr^|p&in
all colorings, each, ■■'••:••
Ladies'|Oxford;Gray WaMfg;Skirts;
with 20 rows ;6f sfltching^ift 'jjf.-. a-o
for-. ........... ;.-; : :....... 0/.yo
Misses' -Jackets,: an all o*>^(VP
sizes arid colors; . for . h . . : . . V « T^O
Children's^ ■;.■-/ Cloth Reefers, ' 0/ p?/)
neatly trimmed, for ....*P'*9v
of ■;■ the . water, .works, > and the
has nothing'-tp-doTwith the" 1 matter: ;^ - r -;/
" . \ Mr. ■ Winston^* "'who i' spoke~--in >f avor : r-'of
the- ordinance,; said: that ~ r -he'-thoughtCthe
Water ■ Commi ttee ;■ didU h"o t '". have" enouglf
power. The < 'committee ";- was^ held ;-ret
spohsible: for l theiwateri! department, but
did-: not -control" it."?": v;; "' ;^-' ; C-:C"' ; . V .- •'- ■- .SK
■.:-■{; Mr. ; West - spoke / in favor of: the : ordl-;
■nance, and Mr. Allen,' , of ! Marshall t Wardj.
.and others, opposed it. ..'. . . .
. ;Mr: ; . Turner,^ a^ member zof ;, theiWater.
Committee, ;; presented j- a ; minority ; report
t the;;chahges. . ■ - ' . "
.The' vote was taken arid recorded - adopt
ing the': ordinance j by, fifteen ,to :,>'•*.
' -A * resolution : was introduced': apprbpriat
irig?l3o;Vfor extending -a;, rwater.:;\ihain
'into : HehricbScounty.vi; ?: Mr. f! Wallers tein ;
: sboke : against ;the7 adoption; of. the^resblu^
itisn, : sayirig'thathe .was;oppqsed,to:sperid^
;ing thercity^s/mohey^putting'.water'imains:
'in: Henricb.~~.The2 resolution Ajwas;Ubst*i by;
?. vote"of twenty to six. • "/ ' .".-.-_: .
CAPTAIN^ AND;; TbEe^B^SERGEA NTS^
;: vAn ordinance^camejfrom:. the"; Commit^
-tee::bnWPolice' u providlng^for>;one^addi- r:
ijtional • J .:pollce? captain S- and-: .three C>addL- ; :
tional It 'was;: adopted i
; almost truriahirhously. ..
■ Next was a resolution the
payment^of stheljbillf;of Vpf vthe*.
i committees '\vhichv attended ; the . funeral
Jbf ; President:f;Mr.v;West, iwrien;
stlie^resolution i^wasSread^aaked^for^an;
v."*f if> 'zerl '■? n f'pbit nt 'of % the % expenses. :; Mr;:
'Curtis ; asked for - the immediate) adoption'
>v tho resolution as ■ this -was: neces-
"sary: to \ get 1 - the ; riioriey.v The irules \ had i to :
;ibej suspend edftolclb |.th island ibyjaiyote'-of
:• twenty-one to --onev thei? rules :;.wefes.suss
ponded, and the- resolution adoptPii.
/.The ordinrihce' ; amended''by . the^Boanlj
: of *'Alderm~en>fgiving a ■:•. franchise \ to the
Is6^thernl;^elift:-Telephone^Gpmp^ny^\rasj
j'taken ui>. The action wa^ concurrence
in^the ordinance as amended andftlie":
KvoteiJtweTity-two;' toy five, as feahdj
;ricorde«l above.- . I%MH
pf'Mr>.Bioonil)( r/r naked suspension of'vtljeT
rules for Mih adoption i f an ordinance^
|allbjtying"|tile}RicKm^n^
a|fcrbss^overju at'^T welftlij'ana.j
ißroadi Broad *|stfeets.^^h"'e7Jp>pppsit^ofi^6ft*ai^
tßipomb'ergrnMt!wtt|iflmme^ate^opp"pslt^n?
|Mr7^P6Upck^Mkefd^thaipth'el|ordiMn*cei
lgoTtoTtheJSt^et^6^mittee^.Mr.^"W.lnstqiv
f opposed ;^th is f and^J asked % th£t"gth"efrul|s ,;
yDe| suspended ®Hes asked | Mryi Pollbckf if|
fth"ejordi^nce|tfad3pt^lrelaay^«h"jtoHli | al
!Str^6tComimitte^^^^rf^^^^g|jffl|^^
Htihad.' A vote was .taken and two-ihfrds
ti vbte^to suspend, the .rules. ' * ;.«^5-^
L" Mr." ; Bloornberg "asked '.for.the Immediate
consideration- and adoption of the ortli^
'■tiancci^. This ? was* done una^.
Have "Ticket— Dentil of Mm. Clinlk
ley~T« Wed Tii-MKht-Brlcf,..
Mltj-Is regarded ;uh almost ccrtain\fth"at
party in "VchesterTeW?
county .-willvhave '.a "candidate- in theTfield :
for legislative honors at the coming|eiec|
glg^«fedidacy. . :
rfM^'.'Martin has long bi?- n a resident|of
Chesterfield. Hf* is Uie Huperintendent
of; the mines at Clover Hill^and-Midlo
thian. - He is a pillar in'^the -Metriqdist
; at^ Clover Hill. It is understood
that . he will acc«pt the nomination . and
make"; a r :flght- for -election. -
■■A; report from- Powhatan. yesterday in
dicated thatv the Republicans of
county would . certainly : have : a ticket to
bo ; upon . at r the November election.
It; ; is Tj known-^' that . .the . managers ;. of ■; ; the
partyido; : riot lexpect hto -f elect their, can
didates, but ; wiH\ place .the ticket before
;thel people^tp^'preserve : the :party :6rgani T .
nation. /./ \.-'v; ; ,V.'' ■- . - : ,
MRSA CHALKLEY DEAD.
:,h Mrsi- : Mollie^T^ '■: Chalkley, .widow! %of
; Thomas ;'-Ch'alkley,;'; '-Ch'alkley, ; ' was biirieduyesterday
iriorriirig' at " f the"*family": plot ; . at? Kiiigsland, :
in"; Chesterfield fcounty/' : : The » funeral ■was
conducted • by;Rey^ J) • T. : Nettles, j" ; ,'
; : Mrs. Chfflcley'^died on Saturday.,after
nbonvat' her v home/! "near. Kihgsland." She
/was SO t years ; of . age; r and had ill ; f or ;
several * months.;' ."■ The' 'deceased :is sur
vived r by^; one daughter, Mrs. . Charles -'j M.
Aihos, r v of .'- Richmond, '- and • four : sons— : Ji
;M.^;h:v K.,^:HH;M.; ; arid D. Chalkley^
lallKdf > Chesterfield I' county. .
|~ T ■ -v TO BE < MARRIED TO-NIGHT.- ;^
it Miss -Grace ;> will .become .the
! -bride'^pf JMrT: Williarii : Piircell; to : nightiat
9:! o'clock/^'- Rev. vHV -H. Moore; pastor; of
Cowardin- Avenue S Christian church, y, will
offlciate.v; "After" i the ceremony a reception
will £be ;T; T tendered invited 'guests at . the
'home!iof ' 'the V. bride;- Purcell isOa j
valued employee at; Roiintree's trunk :fac-;
t6vy, : : and: the bride is an ■ attractive daugh
ter^ of Mr. and John Meridith, of
Swansboro'. ". ■'■''.■ ', - - *■' '. ' " ? "■;. -..=-"
■;;■;:■■;;.;.-: briefs and; personals.;
. . In .the iPolice' Court; yesterday Carrie
Richardson .and; AttieVSouthall , (both ; col-r
'6red)vwereyfiried;s2.so and costs by Mayor
Maurice/: for '■■_ fighting in -the streets - on
Saturday. night.' - . . . ..-";: .
John - Ross ■ (colored) /was held ■ awai tirig
the faction of a commission^of lunacy." ■;.
frMiss, Emma- Cox- is -detained. :at her.
h6me;' : i2o2 'Hull : street^.bylsickness./;,; -
: -The' Board of ;HealthYofChesterfield= will
"mcct oiext; Monday and talce ■: steps' toward;
• organizing a county -medical society. Dr.
Loving, ■■ of ; Swansboro', is :-. a . prominent
factor in .the movement. "" '. .
'•: In view .of ■ the !-- Richmond Carnival, the
Manchester public schools will give; holi
da'yjon : The regular hours' [will,
be observed during; all other days of 'the
week."-:'- ■ • •- ■ ■- ; - : .:;.. ■ -. .. ' . ... " . : . . /-
Misses Ella White and -Pauline Bilisoly,
of : Norfolk, ' are guests of Mr. J. R. Per
due, 'of No;. 923 J Porter street. ' .
h : i Mr. "arid Mrs. Albert Cheape, of ~. Char-"
'lottesyille, are visiting . Mrs: R. F. Minor,
ori^Porter- streets '•:;.. -.- -. ■ ;• •; '',-■■.'
: % Mrs. J. A.; de Corr and her mother, Mrs.
A. : J. Eyans; returned; on Sunday, from "a
northern ;tfip';'visitirig,;New York, "Phila
delphia", and. Washington. : ::-..'-'. -V.
KMr. A. L. Burton, now .with S. Ullman's
Son,"-/ grocery ■ firm; ; has ' accepted ; - a posi-.
tion with "the ". Manchester Supply - Com
pany,', wlilch" will T open business on : Eighth
and" Hull; streets thisVweek. --. ' , ; ; v .:' >-
DMOGRAT APPOINTED
TO BE FEDERAL JUDGE
Ei-Govcrnor Thomas -Gooile Jones,
of • Alabama, Receipt of Commis
; v: ; sion from Roosevelt. :
: WASHINGTONrD. C, October 7.—Pres
ident .^Roosevelt '■ to-day . ex-
Governor Thomas "Gqode Jones, of Ala
bamaj 'to be -United States' District Judge
of the --Middle -arid Northern District of
Alabama/ to'tfill' the vacancy caused by
the": death of -Judge John Bruce. ; ; ; -:-,
: Ex-Goyernor.f Jones; has .always been a
Democrat. j aridvwas twice criief Execu
tive of -his. State.. He was General' Gor
don's adjutant-general - during the -war
between ithe^ States. "■']. In 1595/ as a Gold
D.emocrat.v. he- -supported Palmer and
Buckner ■'"."^•■yj\,
■v! It . is ' understood \ that \ Booker T. -Wash-;
ingtori;- the^wellrknown p negro -"educator,
was ■ brie of \ c'x r Goverrior Jones's support-^
ers. - The latter^iiot only, has'aided Wash-"
irigtori in his (efforts to .elevate the negro^
but : he '• opposed; the' negro suffrage! amend- ";
ment: incorporated in the Alabama '^Coni-'
stltution. .. -' •
■':. Representative • Thompson; ',-. ol)Alabama';'
who ;.learnedrbf^ ex-Governor Jones's ap
pointment President himself, 1
upon Ueayingitiie^ White -House ; expressed'
satisfactiohCat' the President's action. : :
; ' 'GovernorV Jones'," ;: said he,^"is ; no t V only,
one of the' ablest lawyer/ sin; Alabama.lbut
one :6f ..; the^'iribsti prominent ■;'.'and : high-";
ly^esteemecL;: citizens. f of; the Stated :.This>
action; of President, Roosevelt's will. pjace:
hirri : in trie "; same ; high' esteem- in." the ; South"
in' which -the ;; late McKinley
-was held." ;
Special Trilby Excursion
TO KORFOLKi SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13th.
ROUND SI TRIP.
The VTRILBY" EXCURSIONS to ' Nor
:fGlk^via{ttieTNorfolk:and:'Westera:^
EyERY; SUNDAY
until vfurther^notice^C Leave- -:i: Richmond
(Byrd-Street? station) K ß:3o -A: ; M;;SPeters-;
bu rg,^'9 :05 ? A;v M. ; Yarrivel Norfolk • IL^A;*? M. :
;Returning^ ; leavesNorfolk ?.7:15 1 P.gMr.rrar
riveS.Richmond%loSP."sM;j^QUlCKEST^
BEST.-fAND S "ONLYi ALL-RAIL ? LIN-E.'^
NOFCHANGE; OF •-.CARS;' Only 3sH'round!
trip. „ R. T. ADAMS;
%ocß-ts - Manager;;^
lostKstrayed, ax» found?
ii^OSI^^^BR^A^STREE^OCTO^
ber > -7th,"*afßßOOCH— green f enamels star, ■
set^withrfseven^'small'sdiamonds/*? Finder
;-will*be?rewarded|by^returning:itvto"C.iG."
LAMBERT; s^^^
:■•: ■^■■. ■ r"3;.-..£: v , ;-•-••- :•■".»■ ■oc^-h-,--
SSLOST^I SUNDAY^' SMALL WGREEN
ENAMEL" :WATCH^AND|fPlN,^setßwith;
pearls:*! SuitableSj reward SwlUf/ibe? "givetf
ifCreturned s :toU4lsouth?Adams?street^S
S tOST3S FEMALE S SOOTCHI! COlitlE
P,UEl*Y,^6|mpnths ?oldi^jJ:lJberalS*re\vard
forlitstretiirnlto; 906 'east -iMa.rshaUfttre'it?
i|lX)ST?plSMA>iJ|SpiAMbNi^^R«3|l
■ between j the jDiapatchf officer and ST wel f th i
an&iM Broad ß streets. l^ ana^Twelf th^ and j
Adams 'ontvßroad;3vUberal:reward s jif^lefts
i OLJ>'J
;bpdy^h'ite;ii;eaxs i and?sWes't of ?heidAdOJ^kf|
jßea,r^'<on hack.. - Ariswersgtqfnamefgbfi
i Schley . Reward ' for > return ito 831 west j
Grace street. • |f oc«-2t« J
■- EigMeeptliranftiMaiiiiand:^: .
' '502 "east MaMalllStreets.
1,000 .bushels Finest Irish Pota-"
6,000 Cabbage, now 'unloading. ;; . •". : v•»
?S^olba^kets Finest Grapes (3&
'■■ Fresh^Roasted|(our| own % selected)
. ■ Java. S Coffee,i% ground ': or whole (Jgssp|
i ■- bean, per.* pound S^iv:. 1 .^ .'. : . . . • ♦ . at *
;^rJ Jfe/ancf family fjpur.
iTry. a 1a 1 barrel of ; the \ Celebrated |Byrd ;
Island 'Flour. ; Choicestgbread. ,
-\ cakes,:tiand£ipastry;^ can J¥ only.' - -
-. '- be^madeSfrom' -this -celebrated' .,.;.
: ■- ,Flour;^ltAwill Jmake": : 4ospounds,.
■ , more ibreadtthan the; coramoner, :^i
S a barrel, 54.25; ; bag,;;*
! 1,000 si dozen i; Large, -Fat ; : Mackerel;
: each^,-Pirelghihga7^punces;^wnlte .-;>.;
i and-: fat, eat like chicken .- vr . «*
. 80 Jubs finest '^"^^^
Creamery flitter.-
If you Owant; Butter; that ■ tastes ;like
i v :theibutter ; yourcmotheriused,to
V: ■.--■ . : -make, s vwith--- i the- ! :flavor i ;stlll«Hn- ,■-•.,..■■
~-- : ; gering } onfyour: tongue^ try^af -,
We T: keep" "'other!^grades <of :^F|ne V
y Butter, but this; is the; genuine .
Gibson^ e Fine Old-Rye Whiskey,
: -■-•.'..■' mellow-, and ripe, dear;as abeiU v r
' .--, pure ; as ; crystal, ; life-giving;; and
youth-retaining,\try .a.quart;;. »•>
Old Aouisa B^chberry
5 barrels '4-year-old .. Blackberry .
Brandy; per ga110n...... ........ - SO
Old -Northampton. Apple "Brandy; ,^
. per •■; quart.- ..1....... ._. . ... : .. : .....j~-,- 50"
&ptor\s fine Ceylon peas,
" +Thamrock flavor."
60: quarter chests of this, finest of
~<~ h i all Teas, sure. cure for dyspep
. 'sial ;Try.;a'pound r ;.........„.... CO
-i Columbia Maple 'Syrup., -something
"that will sweeten defeat, large -
: quart bottles : .L.:.'....:.. ;'......... :""*
;10 .pounds": Old Wirginiaßuckweat.. ••«*
Xavy: Beans, per- bushel ............ 2,-5/
10.CC0 -.-pounds'- Finest Sugar-Cured ..
:";-< Ham's -■"•'i. .'.:".':.':.'.:'■ ..;.........;... 12
50,000 pounds Choice' Family Pork, v
.' per. -pound ;.'.■........ "........•....•.. *>^
Pure*- Lard, "per- pound .'.;-.■'.. .■........' 1O
; FreshV crop ■ Ca roliria> Rice :'. ... . . '. ... ; <> •
Clemmer: Old Rye;; Whiskey, quart 40
Juniper ; Gin, imported ".goods, 6 T "
' - "years' old.?; Tr- r :afquart.... .■-... '6O; .
Sure cure "for. all .bladder/a nd kid- ~
ney.- troubles.': Money, refunded if .
;;": not: as; represented. '"•».. / -
Finest Porto : / Rico -Molasses,- per
■ gallon- ■;..■.•..-:.:..-. ...~..:..i..... 40
800 dozen Choice Stuffed Olives, : - :
: jars ............. '7v.:'.'. .'•---'•■ ....... .25
Imported. Chinese Ginger, the finest
'■ V'-.- preserves 7 : the^world:; ever sa.w,
in? stone jars .■.;.v.^..C... ....... 2O
Rock: Candy Syrup, in quart glass
jars," 15c. ;Utwo; for .............. 25
10 large bars Laundry Soap. for - 25
8 large bars Soap ........ 25
Purest Cream Cheese, per pound.. 15
Pure- Cider ;Vinegar .......... .. 2O
SipoundSi Lump: Starch 25 :
6,000 cans Chip Beef ./.............. "7
8,000 -Imported Sardines 10
Finest -Home-Made Preserves, 6- _
; - pound "buckets "'1.~. : ..-.. 30
Yeast Cakes, per d0zen.:.....' ......' **
fllcpermotfs Malt Whiskey,
B " years old, . in .; -qua r t packages, ; : ;
cures coids, coughs,; hoarseness,
sure^cure, for : weak and sickly
'women,-' makes rich,'." red blood, ','^ '
tones up the system," gives snap -
■•"I and vim to your, bones and :
sinews. Try a bottle, it has - :
saved many : a doctor's . bill, .
: . only. ... .'.-.. . . . .~. ''. ". :1 . : ... ..... - ■ ~. *>5
North Carolina Corn r Whiskey,* .
cures chills and -fever, drives -
: away ague." No "more'pains 'in- • :
your back or kidneys hurting, .:"
perrgallon ).......:.... ....:....... 2 OO
It is cheap at $5. No 'charge for
packages. , •■"■ ,"- ■ ■■'.:■ • .
Finest -I ~ Calif ornli Evaporated
;:vpeaches; ••.•".•;■,■' '
4-string Brooms^' worth r. 30c. is*
10 boxes -Climax Stove P01i5h...... I<>
Fine Scrub Brushes :.............— V. 5
6:boxes Celery Candy, Dr0p5;....:." 5
Drop in ; and see what you need. Will j
be; glad to -show you around our im
mense establishment. r Ask- your friends
to; come: ■■-■-'■ _, -' .
"If licannot save^you^ |10 a month ■.■ on.
your ':> grocery purchases, it' is: ■■; because :
yOu won't let » Call up . ta both
' phones, and twe "i will J send i your i order, : aa ;
well- as l if ■ you came in? person: ; : ; oc 4-ts
£MPLt)VMHK'I rVASTH.
."-.-.", . WANTED, "
TO ' EMPLOY A YOUNG " LADY I WHO
Well, and-is quick at .figures.
Apply ;^to : '.THAIiHIMEitr' ■ BROTni^Ra,
Firth and; Broad r streets; " oc S-lt
- .■■■ ': : :;- ■■ • .WANTED/" _ .. :
an; experienced collector ; for
Instalment: Business.'; /Apply to .PHIL»Lf
LEVY & C 0. ,. till) east clay- street, : . De T
Itween 9 and 12 A. "M. -' j " •»" : "oc S>-lt* "
;■ p-y- - -' - ; :."wantjei>,:" ■' -*- :. -"
A POSITION -AS BOOK-KEEPER, AS
sistant , ; Book-keeper, '•■ or ? Shipping." Clerk.
Can furnish .very> best city :;rererence as
; to r ability, ■ etc" j Can give « any; i bond, if
required; Address ENI^RGY, care o£;Dis
patch. ' \ ." cxiß-lf.""
WslSsSfc££ KWAXTED,
LADIES; TO DO -WAITING -AT; HOIIEy
Genuine : offer. - Salary, ?20 per month^
For/ particulars • enclose I stamped envel
ope. .Address -Mrs.: >W.,N. -MILLING,
Rock Hill, S. _ . ; : . ; - . oc 8-lt* .
•v: ■ - - '.". -WANTED, j : - "' : ■.•;.-' ;"--'.. : }:■-
A ■ LADY OF ' ' 'EXPERIENCE {WANTS
Positionv-asiManager and' 'Saleslady 'in
Suit ; and Cloak » Department. " Good"sales
lady! in any; place. .Address -NORFOLK:;
care -Richmond: Dispatch; - f ' :oc 8-1 1*.
\:' ! - ':■-. ';;/: ;/-;-;' ]:■■■ . WJLTiTED. .; •: -.9 ; -■■■■r, :
POSITION; IN vTHIS ; CITY 'BY ;EXPERl
enced . ; ■ Kiridergartner. "??' : :- Address '■■ " "ICIN-'
DERGARTNER," care": of Dispatch. .
KKfr- : '-/^v ; :--'v-;;>-^"V.-r:- ;v;i,v-.-'; ; ?w,J-ocS-2t*. J ":
WASTBD,v.::> : : =: ; :-.. ,:-.*-v
" REGISTERjEI)/; PHARMACIST, THO-.
roughly^; reliable: : and -scompetent,. desires
a^Positionrv-Twelve '■: years'J experience ; \ un
questionable % references 2 as I to j, character
and;' qualification.-: ; 'Address "PHARMA
CIST,"; care -Postmaster, > City,
Va-t : >n : - ■'-, ■-■•-•:••■: "..>•••.•-' "^-'v-r ■■*-;■;:';•, -ocs-3t*C
,■.-.;•,. ■'• V'^: *VASTED. .: : ■r:
■ PUPILS CIN: SHORTHAND '{AND ; TYPE
'• writing/VApply *> foriA terms v and .l: all g par r
;ticulars : at • Richmond. Schools of ■ Stenogra-;
Phy, ■;■ 919 .east : < Mainl street.'^ over" Meade &
.;Baker-;Pharmacy^a^-: : ~;i3: : '-vv.- : ;:i-' ; - ; N ; \~-'-X-:
\au 27-2m W Mias • POYTHRESS; Principal. ;>
WASTE!). '
FOR^ARMY/^ABLE-BODIED^UNMAR
riedSMen; .-between '»agesrof<2t{anil s i3.'ic!ti-,;
zens^ofj.Xlnited:States^of- s goodsc>'»ra | it^ r .
and Iteniperate ; - habits, v. who i;jean'*;SiJsiik;'
tread. 5*5 * and 'Awri te ' : R«»crul t s fspecia g
ly/ ! .desired'ffor, r fcoastiaridlfifldsinrtmt:ry:;
Forjinformations apply, t0 ..-Rec-uitins Oin-
Cc '" *~ " '' *st-2'>Th.Sat&Tu tDe3a -
• " ! BUSINESS WANTS.
"~~"' N ~ V^~'' WASTED."
V/ TO : .-INy ESTIG-ATE ; ?A'f 3USI-?'
ness^Propo'sitionSwherebyJlOOiiton-iCOjoer
centlisprbfit-,- xnay^-pej realized^ at?;"once3on
ihvestment.^SrnaH3capitar;frequlred*f"Ad^
dress. care > f - ■r-ispalch.'^
uc»-lt? .
BBffifr^E BOARDiWAXTED.' , 1 J^SS
MAXjSfeWISHES?
fabout«NpvemberJ lothrSßoard] for I his Swifo
> 'and'^f or jhlmseJf Swh'eh Sin |the|,clty;s in S a
'brivate«fami»yr^.l.ocatlonU:betweensElr3t'
I'ana^^ftaWstreetsaan^sog^^Qt^Broa^.
|«?ADlXS!jUteChlcli«3tai J »Cngns)iPemiytoy«fPnt^i
i « ■■ i: Bart!'? Sidhrt t^huViKelWktaS )|T«k» 1 a*:«<lMw£§
j tUnuJ T-lUiVf terUwllSr In Ultar •» MinjMll. •"- .
[. gp2JJ? <se3 : Tu;Th& ( 3\ml'y) ; I 3 .
i?>AB^TEAR^ARB ,TO BE PAID PRO
VENDOR AND THH
Real Estate Agents,
Te "?l€JHi0 Bank streets.
,MOST VALUABLE ANT)
Splendidly-Paying Leasebold Estate,
AT THE.CORNER OF TWELFTH AND
pmECTLY^JN/JREAR' W^THf Rirnr
to^;MOND;DISPATCH BUTLDING
;: At itherrequest; of, the -executors of th'
:estatenofjthe=late Mrs.,' Celeste E.Piz Z ni*
iwelwiligsellsatfjpubiic auction on 'h,
:Premfses.*at'.l2!o'clock M.- on
MONDAY/- OCTOBER 7 1901
ithat&DESIRABLBv-ANDJSPLENDID'r V
?v AY ,W£ the corner oj
.rwelfth and i ßank: streets, consisting ot
a * three-story : brick ~ building 55 feet ---i
inches ;by"s6ifeetjl inch, fronting "two
istreets,- and -occupied rfor many ."" yearn
;pastlby^the>Catholic Visitor Publish'n"
Company and -L:>H. ; Jenkins' book-bind^
ryJrThejbuilding is ;in first-class comii.
: tion, > ; having,; been irecentiy put in tno
rough'order, and /the leases have a i;oo<]
;tenn^yet7torrun.>This ; : is a good invest
ment- for Idle capital, iand should attract
;the: ; attentionfof investors./
fS/FullsinformationTconcernirig the -leases
ground-rental Vcontract; and other perti
nentsfacts.will:be-glven upon application
ats the 'office of the. auctioneers.
TERMS: > One fourth cash; balance in
one, =two, and •■ three."- -'years.^- with Interest
at;f> -per cent., and secured. &c. or alt
cash.rat .the option of /the purchaser
WILLIAM B. PIZZINI COArPAXr.
■ : Auctioneer?.
* '; : ! POSTPOIBMENT.
The above sale ■ has been postponed until
/ „ MONDAY, OCTOBER It. 1001.
:-. ..■ ' ' ; , : oc S-Tu,Th&Sun 3t
; ;" : By. J. B Elam & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
:tirustee'B sale by pcblig
L-V\ ATTCTION OF
THE SUBSTANTIAL AND COX VENT
ENTLY-LOCATED
■ TWO-STORY ; /BRICK TENEMENT
• • ; /, DWELLING,
/No. 521 > ST. JAMES STREET.
ON EAST SIDE ST. JAMES. BETU'EET^i
■ CLAY 'AND fLEIGH .STREETS.
In execution of a certain. deed oC trust.
dated t . October 15. ISS4, recorded in Deed.
Book:127 B, page £0, "Richmond Chancery
Court, the undersigned trustee will sell
by -public -auction, on the premises, oa
.'".MONDAY;- OCTOBER; 14, 1901.
at 5 o'clock P. M.. the above-named LOl«
AND. ■TENEiIENT. described in said
deed,; fronting 15 feet on the : east side o*
St. James street, and running back with,
in /parallel, lines 57 feet 6 inches to as
alley: in-; common 5 feef-wide, the dwell
ing being a .substantial and comfortably
one, /well located for rental, purposes
and attractive as an investment.
TERMS: ; By consent, one third cash,
the balance in two equal instalments a|
six and" twelve -months, . by -negotiabk
notes, -with /interest added, and secure!
by;a. deed of trust, or the whole of th?
purchase ;• money /in cash; at the optioa
of the purchaser.
>. J. " E. ELAM. Trustee.
. J. B. Elam. & Co., Auctioneers.
■ /. - . . / ' oc 9-W,F&Sun ot
TTALUABLE FARM IN H ANOVEE
V ABOOT 'ONE "MILE i FROM ATLEE
STATION; ON "'-■ CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILWAY. AND EIGHT AND .A
HALF MrLES FROM RICHMOND
CITY. -BY" PUBLIC AUCTION.— Having
determined to sell and move in the city
to live, I will sell by public auction, on
the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER; 15. ISfll,
at 11 o'clock A. 31., my FARM, "Laurel
Grove." in Hanover county, on which 1
now: reside," containing, 28* 1-2 acres, thre?
fourths arable and in a good state of cul
tivation^. 50 acres well set : in grass, well
fenced with wire and plank, orchards "o\
pear, ; peach, cherry, and appes, half acra
in strawberry ?and raspberry, ,2 acres in
asparagus. • . , " w
Dwelling of seven good rooms, wit&
basement.in complete order; large we 1
• shaded yard, and approached from yutmt
road by a fine avenue of. cedars; 'three
cottages in excellent repair: large barn,
with stabling for nine horses; cow-houso.
granary, and many other outbuildings,
in good repair: convenient to schools,
churches, and, telegraph office. The farm
is well watered by; living streams and fa
well adapted to stock-raising. I will tako
pleasure in showing the farm before day
of sale, or" in answering any. communica
tion.- on the subject.
TERMS- • One third cash: balance in
one nwo/=and three years, for negotiable
notes with -interest added, and secured
D^ deed of . tru^^n^^rm^ raR
' . • . ; •. Atlee, Va.
J A. Brown, Auctioneer, Hanover. Va.
J- se 29&0 C 1,4.6,301&13-7t.
fORREST,
FOR RENT,
No. 922; West Franklin Street
12 Rooms, with all Conveniences,
' IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
N;¥. BOWE,
oc 6-2t ■■■. Real Estate and Loans.
FOR RENT, ""
WAKEHODSE AT THE CORNER
; : r : 'r- O;> 14th AND GARY STRE ETS t
X ct :ic Elevator and all other con
. ; ■" FOR BEST, '■■[' ' :'.
CLEAN, : NEAT COMPARTMENTS
for Rent for: Storagre of, Furniture v
Light Articles. Apply to No. •?; south
'VNtnth; street. ;: ■ - ' ■; - - ..« <-° m
HEAT ESTATE AT PRIVATE LK
WHEN^EAI* 'ESTATE IS bOLD THS
taxes for the current ■' calsn
; dar year arelto be paid p.RO
rata by the vendor and thh
Attractive Building Lots .
tt'C DISTRICT
THAT HUST BE SOLD;
They consist of ONE -HUNDRED AND SEV
ENTY FEET Ton between Meado w
{Md Rowland street^ and will be subdivided
to meet the views of the buyers, or sold as 3
Whole on liberal terms. - - '
N. W.BOWE,
: oco-2t : . Nq.4N".EleventQstieec.
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