ieHrf AY? iV MMMMMMWMteiM Jstaas' srasad at IIIHK. Ft lWi HlMM f MMLLMMCM. HtfJl.m Philadelphia tl MWA.M. ILaMMhanuBMewl Mnnit o'clock i la charm of & C tw8n - ... ! an Motueg Mtna wans ra atata for MMiag ua nut an FaUalalpala, Harrlaburr. r, timiimi aau emjraa, vet,, I ana HHtHbarg m chosen. at Btehe R. U. C1d. Wait. , D. G, atMara Thomaa Jenes, l'nlla- IiOObM, Frederic, Dai., M having Uken piae HNd at 11a.m. Ifer holding a memorial eer- aaltW ea tamparaeee marie 1 1 Mi' anlaat Intemperance which l"aa aaJaMted dlwaaalea and waa par. Itaayaaurabwef members te tbe i of all preeaet. "tub curss 01 Ma Dtan ui aewmau ei llPWWfaatlaBa i aasrad and profane history fSaraa than fcwta, Babylon waa conquered iraaJianaaaaaadrereiry. Greece lell and fglary waa consumed by Immorality. sard broke up the power of Reme. 1 Waea druakseaeas prvaile,lramerallty and . fellow la lla train. It alew. Heme rwMi bar power, Greece with her wisdom, Babylon with her wealth. All were i by that unhappy dart which, ob, tee a, ihh promo our uearts. Ana wun is I of ttaaae vreat nations Im alan 'IMIA f MM Btaifa,!. l 1 ... !.. Jj W V WW. BMIWUW M, U ,U. .?5.M0 te 80.000 Immortal belnna Hed A"druakard'a graTea annually. Tbe brightest "aad beet of Amwtea'a aena and daughters tee, Sate falling victims te lta curse, Fer fifty ' yeara the oeofllot has been going en : between 'w Meaner an ea and Intemperance, right and I' Cwroef , and the members should feel eneeur- ,f agea te press en ier ue future, with -glowing : neat la the hearts of every lever of the cause. Therefore be It resolved, that we, the mem. ban of the Philadelphia conference, will .uaeake this, the centennial year of African Ww Methodism, memorable In history by our ,? ' Jeyelty and unfllncblna; earnest working trails the Interest of the cause of temper- aaea, and we pledge ourselves te use ";.. every means in our power te roll ? .ii m U& ..MB tat.U. .,. .1 I .. -. u svwiu uiv ux nun uie glorious Illg ei sOS" anoaiDuien snail nasi uiumpnanil v te the &M7brets Ba It further resolved that we believe V'fA' asersl reformation la total abstlnence from an f.:lh latexleatlag drinks aa a beverage, and the use l,,aaye nothing unclean ahali enter the king king king P.VieToBBef Heaven,' and therefore reoeamend BVjSr awfthlhltlrtsi." TliA mmmlHu mam...... .. all churches In thla conferenee the use of rfSw? aafermented wine at the Lord's supper. , v- 4 " vuuppiu, v. ii nastier, J. b. A- -iThompsen, J.W. Beckbt. all of FhlladelDhla. H'f,f .. wsre ele ted aa delegates te the general con '$ farenes te meet at 'Indlansnellj en the Hr.t $&$ Meaday in May, 1SS3. The alternates were 13.. vt . a -, luwuuui UUUIU. U. W. Kerris and a E. Herbert Rev. C. S. Sneeth, , v. D., financial secretary of the Sunday Boeooi union ei this connection, reported by communication that the receipts from all sources for the past year was $7,615.03, and the expenditures were JG.072 54, leaving a balance of (1,543 41. The permanent head quarters et the union are at Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. Bishop WardTRevs. B. W. Arnett, liSfe -"-"",rere"rj,ia Y. tu XOCUm, Wtbe Teeelred with the usual courtesies. The' business et te-day will consist of further reports of committees, memorial ser vice, ordleatlon of elders and a children's meeting. Services will beheld this evening The tiervlces in the opera bense en Sunday drew large number te that place. Three eloquent sermons were delivered. In the churebes occupied by the members of the conference large congregations were present. BaMread Offlcal Cbances. M. M. Seurbeer, chief clerk at the freight atatlen here,bss been promoted te extra agent of the Pennsylvania railroad, Philadelphia division, with besdquarters at Philadelphia. B. F. Hull will fill the position msde vacant I.V Br. Rnnrhr. anf IT r K.r,..t. . f bees promoted te the chief clerk at tbe trans. SVw atatien. J. Cromley will fill the nn.ninn fMf. made vacant by Mr. M cCauley. f-lv tirrrer tne Onud lAdxa, ej- jr. r. u. xuuier len town this morning for stsBcranien te aitena tne sessions el the grand f$" ledge of Odd Fellows, aa reprcaenlatlvs frnm fjX Olen edg Na 870. r- Wm Maggie Layten, missionary te Cal- ti-fi eritta. India, retnrned tn f'nliimt.u nn u..... 'fj'if day evening, alter au absence of some yesr. (. Miss Layten is a sister of Mrs. Jehn Hheri UfHj berger, and expecU te remain home about e. -r- staaxBBi w nu. !". ... ... .. e vhm. r, wiiaen, or the Cornwall railroad, &? aipw-tHuivlay among frienda here. 6; A tafafir wfOTklnir wvntnan fmm tu.ui.i m. -Tfc- "- -"' . " ..- ..wa...a t(rU . I-IIHV1I If lest a pocket-book containing tc In the eiera !. la, ntnl.fr ' fc& Jehn O'Brien, a atranger, was aarented en M'Xmturday afternoon by enicer Sheli for FfeelrBBkaaneBS and disorderly eend uct. Squlre 3E..Bully dlaeharged him upon payiusr the cesta SfsSL Officer Shell arrested Neil iirarte- fn. fef?alrunkennesa and disorderly cendncu He i'jM-, paw a nne anu costs te Squire Sully sad was -y luaciiargeu. Hi An elKbteen.montba-eld dauohter r i.v. E? "' died last night, lhe funeral will be v awiucn Auesasyanernoenat2 o'clock from r5Jlb a Rlch WM l"tetn n jy Squire ?X"urJ,4"Jec,a, cmeer Jleunt Bethel rMBatery. Effll" aa Wl Jeshua Sourlieerwlllcele Seurlieerwlllcele Sourlieerwlllcele sli5feSlte. 'he 6th W6dlng annlversaty at the it-.iHUlalde farm en Monday next. Kr1 Vtr,wb8rry '""' .wl b held by the f ',. Paul's P. K. church en Friday ana S-t-i fardav avenlnir. A ST" nmed t-'-'meny, from Mennt Jey, .. L?'"T u uers8 hu morning in front w uuusa- store, receiving a severe flesh l!r,en,lUr,8htleK- r. Beruthelsel at- iftmmmmu 10 me injury. W& -j.k . ,f,,,,, Jn r. Keith. F --- ui-oue . Ksim en Sunday R "SSi Jl jrTT' ' WM attended by the E 5.W)Ugten Conclave Seven wi Mn aKLT!3rlOfa.FfU0'r'' Jacket ZT . v ' aucasier Comman- -vu.Bu ismpiar. The last named or. wtten turned out In larae imnh., .... beaded by the Liberty Cornet 'band, aarvleaa were conducted by Key. Etnii Mr. Of BL Htenhen'a Luthnmn .... 'lu addition the funeral service of the .wnpuu, waa reaa at tbe grave at aatatary. The pail'eearers were Sir Jeba Oaba. William Balz. Fnir Jaoeb OttefTer, Wm. O. Rspp and Q. Tbe IJedsrknBs Hay Walk. . aaaaal May walk of tbe Llederkranz a yaaiaiilay tnornleg. About 75 With a baad et alaht nlaees. irt kaUlatbaraar of Kaspp'aat 6 o'clock mmrmaauag. They walked out tbe atuuaaa pua te tba zlrat tell U theaes along tba bank of tba Conaatega IfWraBais, where they took breakfast at neyapeet tae foraaeoa by singing, aw enjoying uMBeeives la ether uerusf tba foraaeoa tbera war .aw BMiabara of tba aeciety ea tba t r i. t,v -wmn m. immtm't mm. r JUaaaaa'a wlU baa bean admitted Ba at .M.I WO te tba Cbll- sa M-. J. IinU Wlab. ;awaaSBSi ataaasaw asa ' kfe ' m: rt rwin- t jamaVaajMWaawbaaata Laaeaste? aad esse, it appeared bare aader tba aaeat Isverable rtreataetaaeaa and waa aaniaaaful la drawing a traaaaadeaa erowdefaaopla te the city. At tba attanoea parfatiaaaea tba teet,wblebbythewaylaB very large one, was packed, areryaaatlwlag takaa. la tba evening the crowd waa aet aa large, but tba tent waa almost filled. Tba parterauaeaa were nearly the same except that la tbe eve ntng the performance waa cut te aeaae extent aa It usually Is. The efabw wa very geed throughout and people were net disappointed. There were three large tenta. Tbe first, at Uk entrance, contained the herds of elephants and camels, sacred cattl-., Ai la the eecend mtA the mensgnrle. The display of antmala was very large, and they all were in geed condition. Among ether attraotleaa In this toot were King Tbebaw's hairy family Msphoen, the mother and Yeung Pheset, her son. They really are great curiosities. In tbe circus tent two large rings and an elevated ataga are used for exhibition rurpeM. In each a perform ance Is given at the same tlmp, and It la im possible for the audience te watch every thing with any aatlstaatlen. la thla par ticular tbe show gives mera than the ajprth et the money, and most of tbe circus loving people would rather go back te the geed old days of one ring. The circus company which Barnum hsb is el course very large, aad It Included many of the best-known peeple In tbe business. The show opens with the usual entrance of camels, elepbsnts, knlnbts, ladies, Aa, and after It Is ever the acta fellow closely alter each ether. Amecg the best features or the stage and ring performance were the follewing: Bi cycle riding of the famous Stlrk family, leap ing ever elephanta by Jehn Worland and a derm ethers, performing stallions, ponies and elephants, four-horse bareback a;ts of Mile. Cerdena and Bert Jehnsen midair feats of the great Sllbena, Worland and LeUe-aia en tbe Hying trapesa. Equestrian actaetOrrin Mellis and Djn Geronlme ifell, &a. Captain Paul Boytea, the famous swim mer and navigator, eave an exhibition In a peel et water Immediately lu front et.the reserved seats. lie had little room, but his performance was very satisfactory and the people were given some Idea or what he could de In a large body of water. After tbe regular clrm performance a concert was given in which the attraction was the woman known as the Human Ply. Tbe proprietors of this show own and man age the side show themselves, and they have one of the best seen here In a long time. The big attraction Is a tine large red cow which has two heads. The elastle skin man centin ues as popular as ever, and the four Texas giantaare big feature. One of the most im portant looking freaks Is a flashily dressed man, who Is el about medium height, but weighs but fifty pounds. He Is the maeber of the show and falls in love with every girl that cornea along. The young lady handles a numoer or nuge and ugly looking snakes, and a man eats, drinks, &a, with his tees. There are a number or ether curiosities which go te make a geed show. As seen as the show was ever en Saturday night tbe tents were rapidly taken down and In a few hours tbe whole circus waa en beard et trains and en the way te Yerk, where It appears tonight, It Is wonderful with what rapidity aud system tbe large tenta are taken down and removed te the cars. It Is an interesting sight te see the men de their work alter night and hundreds et people lingered around the grounds te aee this final act,- The Dade In Trouble. James C. Cetlee Is the name of the skele ton dude. Miss Ella Cadley, a pretty Brooklyn girl, aged IS years, has brought an action for 15,000 against the dude. She claims that he tampered with her young iniecueus, aepnvea ner et tne c3mpanyef ether gentlemen, and furthermore, under premise of marriage brought about her ruin. Ue was served with the papers while en ex hibition in the side show in Brooklyn, a few dsys age. CoUee, who is 35 year of age, and baa been exhibited all ever the United States, denies the allegation, and pronounces it a blackmailing scheme, lie beasts of flirta tious with live hundred girls, but none has ever carried things se far aa the charmed 18-year-old Ella. He will produee numberless letters In his dofenso, some el a very spicy nature Contract Awarded. The school beard committee en buildings and grounds met at tbe rflice of Jehn I. Uartman te-day at neon and opened the bids for the erection or a new public soheol house en West Walnut street corner of Mary, the building te be brick and In all respects like me puDiie school house en Seuth Prince street. Tbe bldn were as fellows : McLaugh lin A Gesell, 17,757; Cliften Evans, 17,997; Geerge Krnst Jr., fS.513 j Jehn A. Burger, t7,K; EUer it Weblaen, J7.1H5 ; I. P. Mayer, IS.U12. The contract was awarded te McLaughlin A Otssll, the lowest bidders, who gave J. Fred Scner as surety for the fulfilment or the contract. Werk en the new building will be begun at once, and It is te be finished en tbe 15tb of August, se sh te allow of lta being furntabed and opened for school purposes by the first of September. DrathefMra Vatbarlna Sewmaa. Mrs. Catharine Bewman, wife or William Bewman, died rather suddenly Sunday alter, neon. Her health bad net been of tbe beat for a year paat. Oa Saturday she waa able te walk te the Extern market She waa taken with a hemorrhage and died at 3 o'clock. Deceased was a daughter of tbe late Cenrad Sberiz. BmIcIcs a husband she leaves five sons and three daughters, ail of whom are married but the youngest son. A small Wreck en the tuancb. At au early hour yesterdsy morning a wreck occurred en tbe branch of tee Penn. syivanla railroad, north of this city. Near tlie Manhelm read crossing freight engine Ne. 330 ran into the rear of the train drawn by engine SOL The caboose of tbe rrent train was thrown oil the track and considerably broken. 1 he wreck caused some delay, but It was cleared up by the train men them solve. Trampled by a Herse. A ten-year old seu of Levi Haggerty, of Robrerstewn, was trampled by a horse and badly hurt Saturday evening. The boy waa carryings bundle of newspapers from the Kohrerstewn, railroad station te the postefflce, when another boy, who was en horseback, with a view of frightening Haggerty, rode up behind hi in, and the horse knocked him down and trampled him, Injuring him aaverely. Ue waa carried into a house near by and attended by Or. Klngwalt, Th Krtretta Convicted. Thecourtefoyerand terminer at Buffalo, . ., convened Sunday morning te receive tbe verdict et the Jury in tbe oil conspiracy ,..The .ve,lc! Pronounced Hiram B. hverest and Charles M. Everest, St the "Vacuum Oil company, of Rochester, aulltv or conspiracy aa charged tn the tadlctmenL This result waa a surprise te lh TtlSSr ni the defendants. An appeal will pre'babfy' fa! llitten bj a ucg. Mrs, Jehn Martin, of the Relay house, corner Prince and Walnut streets, waa badly bitten lu the hand Sunday morn Ins bv a deg belonging te the family. Tbe flesh be tween the thumb aud forefinger was mueu tern. The wound, which la a painful one, waa eautarJced by Dr. Kberman. Death el Abrarn Mailer. Maribtta, May 18. Abraui Buller died of heart disease at Maytewa ea Saturday af ternoon at tba aga of ubeut 80 years. Ha waa a brother of Jeba Buller wbe died two weeka age. Three grewa eons survive blmt WU 11am Buller, of Mt Jey, Geerge, of Deaesal HprlDga, and Jehn of Maytewa, Vr. Bnllar wm a MtuaaHBuar by trada, 1 aasturm AMAiutrnMB itrrttM. am VMlf N sawYtsBsnasMsja ataattfjf aMfC AtswMstt We c. ryie. Whenever large crowds of people come te Laacaslir ea the Pennsylvania railroad, Wll Haas Brady, chief of the railroad police force, places hie men en tbe different trains which laava thla city. This Is done for the purpose Of protecting people from thieves, and te prevent disorder. On Saturday night at 11 o'clock a special train left this city for Har. rtsburg, by way of ML Jey, and Oillcer Wash C. Pyle was assigned te duty en lb White the train waa yet tn the Lancaster station Onicer Pyle noticed a crowd el drunken young men, who were in ollnedtebenolsyand for tight. Alterthe train pulled out the oltleer went Inte the iwoend car and found the young felluws fighting. He succeeded In quieting them sntl then went back te the third car where there waa mera disorder, lie tried te step It end Just aa he had restored quietness some of the men, who had been In tbe necend ir, came back. One of them walked up te Pyle aatd ' There la the s He drew a blackjack and struck Pyle n ter rible blew above tbe right eye,knecklng him down. While Pyle was en the car fleer the men all began sulking and kicking him. The train was then about the Uarrlsburg turnpike crossing, and when llrakeiuau Wes ley Swope beard et Pyle's trouble be went te his assistance. The eflK-er aud brake man succeeded In getting a pair e handcuffs en the man with tbe billy. The train was steppod at DUlervllle and Pjle get eft with his prisoner Intending te bring him back te lancaster. Before the trains again started, bewever.tbe companions of the man under arrest Jumped from the car. They again knocked l'yle down and kicked him and before tbe etllcer could re covet they had again biarded the car, taking With them the prisoner ea whose wrists the handcutlt still were. Tbe ettleer was pretty badly used up, and although be has a very black eye he Is about te-day and will likely bring his assatiaeta te Justice. The men are aatd te hall from Lindisvllle. Sudden Uath or Mrs Margaret l!cn. Mrs. Margaret Uagen died suddently at the home of her son Jehn, at Kiwllmvllle en Sunday night. She was In her usual health in tbe evening and upon returning te her home from a neighbor's Iieum n as seized with a hemorrhage and died in a few minutes before medical aid could be sum sum memed. Deceased was 70 years old, the widow of Daniel lltgen, aud among ber sons Is Albert llsgen, candidate ler prison keeper. Her funeral will take place ou Wednesday morning and Interment im.la at tbe Presby terian church at Ml N'ebe. A Hew Alter tbe tlrcen. On Saturday night after the circus a row occurred en the New Helland turnpike. Tem Chamberlain and Clement Eckert, wbe Uve in Paradise township, were pounded, and the former had his besd cut byashsrp Instrument MIcbsel German has been pros ecuted by them before Alderman Deen, but he aaya that the countrymen were the ag gressors. Sal el a riae Itrddenr. Bausmsn it Burns, real estate agents, sold a', private sale for Mr. Jehn U Bier the three story brick private reslilnnce, situate Na 17 East Walnut street, for f5,0CO, te a non-real-dent physician, who will occupy the sums next spring. Graduated In uit, C. D. Meyer, esq , class of 'S3, Franklin and Marshall, who has graduated from tbe law department of Columbia college, was In thla city en Saturday, visiting for a few hours his acquaintances at bis alma mater. He will probably practice at Freeburg, Pa. Bit by a Street Car. On Saturday evening a young man, wbe bad a horse and buggy belonging te Themas Smedley, of Lyle, was standing near the corner of West King and Prince streets with the team. When the 0 o'clock car from Mil Mil lersvtlle came around the corner the horse backed and the car struck tbe buggy, twisting and breaking it up very badly. The man escaped by Jumping. Te the Republican Voters el Lancaster County. Wm. E Krelder has ever btj own signature said peltlvelj- that he will net withdraw from the contest for the nomination of i'rothenotary ; he will without deabt stay 1 1 the right until the end. Why net then, fellow ltejinlillcins, give the office tothe most aervlng. While the air is lull et tea charges, crimination) una recrimi nations or the bosses and their heelers, political cliques and claqtiers ; aud while thtj wire are Deing pulled ier eni cotnbluatten oranether, are net the People's Interests te be heard and the People's Interests te be considered ? In common with hundreds of my fellow citi zens with whom 1 hare talked, with leading members of the bar, who knew who has been the faithful, efficient wlieel hersn, the tireless accommodating clerk, the upright, contclen centclen contclen tleus deputy, 1 propose te vote for Wm. K. Krelder, becauss 1. Leng experience In the office and thorough acquaintance with lu duties h ive domenitrutua his ntness beyond all ether candidates. 2. He has always teen a falthlul, consistent llepubllcin, and never flew the track " 3. He Is In no nng, clique or coaiblcaUen, and he will be the tool et no boss 4. His nomination wUI be a rebuke te Improper methods tn politics, and an encouragement te deserving men te run ler cnice. I knew I express the views of tuetmnCls of well Informed cltlzemwhbn 1 say that Win K Krel der ought te be ProthenoUry. and It the People turn out and vote ai they think, be will lie. lhe quiet vest pocket voters will decide tblselectlen and they are for William K.Kreldur. itaw W A It WICK. Amusements. "The Slrte'.l e Xtw lerJl."Thlj etenlag "The Streets of Hew Yerk" will ba played In Pulton opera heute by Geerge C. lSonllateand a large and talented company. This Is a very popular ply. Illustrating life In a great city and It never falls Ve please an audience. (Jilmert't JtanJ. One week from te-day 01 01 mere's great band appears at the King street theatre, and people who deslre te hear It should be looking arier their reserved sea's, for the In dications point te a rush both afternoon and evening. Hiiverlu't JmifrWr.-Haverly's minstrels will be here en Tnursday evening. Ihls ls;a hne large company, aad when here recently they gave tbe greatest satisfaction. The party In cludes K. at. Hall, the Uermati Brethers, (junker City Quartette, and ethers. They played a very successlul engagement In Philadelphia Ian week. Ftnul JctAsarKil The Onal rehearsal of the Cedlian society lakes place at Ceclllan hall to night, prier te the grand recital te-morrow evening. Oir stores will be epju this evening until 9 o'clock. It WII.LH JI90.V A POSTKlt. MAHUtAuma- MasT-Jiiriraus.-Onaty, KM.aitjL Jumes C,cf ' 5"t ' ttr?i '". u. f. Jehn at. Mast te Sarah C. JerTerlei. urn Arum. ik)Wi!r.-In this city, en tbe 15th lnt.,Catfca". rlne, wife of Win. Itewmau, lu the Mtu 3 ear of her age. Caa It be the tle Is broken ? that bound us te our borne. Hut the voice of (Jnd has spoken, And called our mother home. Netice et funeral hereafter. MAMMMTA. new tersi assumes. aw Yeaj. May ).-rieur market dnll ; US W.8M S5 Superfine, ti 741 wj aoed te cholee extra Western, S3 rOflS 00 1 a-oed u fancy extra state.se 7i ou , mmmnn iawwi "UERJ.S f ?' ," i"- .1 m suw. wat no. s an. I t2F,&M&iti& de u"ette, "Me ' "num. IfAlaau. . .a. nTu T''.TV... Tvuiwnttiia tinu at 35a. Iliattem sa .- " " enA: flrmi atralnadtn "K. isuusnm auu i steam Fretshta dulii sraln te te Liverpool, . attar anili Weatera uraamsry. mim igbi OresuBsry, aiayav, , .ut, ajLiTJi fetTtk?s tana, ifejaw. -uaaHsesieaay t western riat. Hi sstarn Flat, llamum mnrjt . wnseeuaas iiWaim2i "W dull I UNtstat lKiaKT'ii-i.er' v'"- ' J" "sftsVllntaf dMll s sa-eawA .1. tst laaMlf. S1vn ""' . asssMW WJ fnass;iavs9, jUWBemtnaU j Carolina, ftUr uTftm whwv m.uii nur fair utfa-cwe. igjegy sUe. nca rrujaee aanasi ) tSklaaan Caicaee, May IM p. AlT,lr, Hiei June,.kie-Juty,j)e. .Jrnrj-ay, jsset June. ei iuty,' 4Cc.! "n-May,.0JunM;jc! July, fsttc Aug , i-erk Net qnettxt. Ifi.J..,!1,,,.,,l,' Jn,v. 5" i An, lew. a?i,Cr i"".V.?'' '; Hl June, 17 u.'Xi July, S, ! t Aug., S, l oteatas. Wheat-May, 87Hct June, WHct July, Mt.'e.: Altg , Slc. Cern - etay, Wct June, Kfte July, 4 Sc. '! sJHo sJHe t way, S9'0 June, 7aC July, c. Aug, vnO. 1'erk May ,'KI te; June, turn, AJr-r." Wt June, ffljSj Jnly.te MM Kibe-May, !1M June, 17 KM July, 7 )t AUg 1 1, 10. (train and rrovwieoa. rurnlshed by 8. K. Tundt, Breker. Caicaae, May 1st. l o'clock p. tn. WBeaL Cern, Oats. Perk. Ijtrd. June July August.. .. Septt'tnrwr. October December " f . -', .... VI IV B RJ .1.1 s;4 -2 te ii ;e ...s-t 41', e 13 jh hi in e w X .... ii 7 05 7UI ...IWS H.'i Kecelpts Car l.etji I') U IM Winter Wheat.... Sprtug Wheat Cern.. Oats Kya Barley Oil City. CrudeOU RoenlpU lletrs... 4 Heed. SJ.U'O Closing Print- J o'clock p. tn. Wheat, Cem. Oats. Perk. IJirfl. M :j 6 XI f, U 6 s; 7 te May June , July August September October.... lecpiul)er., OU City. Crude Oil s.W S'-S 42 3.S VT1.. 11 ill "'i 1 v; Philadelphia Cltle Market. PHttAnstraiA. May l-llif cattle, recelpu for week were Ifeevvs a.700 i Shwp, :,im; linn. JS&tiiTO"' y"'-,"n ll"i "'. lofcattleeclew,.r:Kxtra,fAiav:o:good. 4)OV! j medium. 4iiQI),c : cemuiuii. 3"a4c shcarrdsheep, 3ii5e : oel lamb, ewabjle II "ht? 7H07V? ' SWtW' e-'0'-,0' oeA :- ji rows wcra niriy actlve at -Hate. Milch cows were In giwd re.iui-st at rrO'TO. nl calves were dull at 48c Sew Tera Slecks. Nsw YeRa, .May 16. 1:30 p. m.-Meney leaned atisasjwr cenu Exchange steady, I4&MOI W tievernments nrm. Currency 's, II ffiit olds t's Cenp, 11 59 bid t 4X's de, U lx bid. The stock market opened at Saturday's closing prices, aud en a fair buying of Louisville A Nashville, Union Pacific. Manhattan and Ner. folk A Western, values advanced steadily irem the opening te midday. At the henr named prices were up ii te ltf percent. Tnemaiket has since been dull. trtee Markets. Quotations by Heed, McUrann M Lancaster, Pa. Ce., bankers srsw Teaa ust. Canada Padfle U.C.C.AI Colerado Ceal Central Pac Canada Southern Chi. St. L. A Pgh Den.'a Itla O... IM1.L. W Crle " Kne, teds Jen C..... ., ? ... Len.A N L. shore. ..... Mlch-Cen .., Heck Valley Missouri Pacific 5' fret.... ij'v81- is. i.t. ......... last Tennessee C Omaha Oregon Transportation.... Ontario W. Pacific Mall tttchmend Terminal St. Paul Tex. Pac Union Pac Wabash Cem Wabash Pref Wasu-rn u West Shere Bends Mew England ratxaDaxraia list. Lab, Val .70.1... B..N. T.APMla Pa.K a- , Beading , Lea. Nav.. Hestenv. Pass. P. K K Cent Peeples Pass Bdg.Uen'l. ou Phlla. Traction Hmw AurMHTJOKHMHTA. THK REGULAB MONTHLY MEETIXQ Of the Ladles AtlTlllnrv nf)h,v l r . will be held this (Monday) opening at '7' 3) e clock. A large attendance Is desired. ltd ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED GIRL for general housework In a small family. ltd' 618 VORTIJ DUKE 6TBSET. ITA N TED THREE f-nflL-u . vn vv live eentral h PKEEOr-CliAI.i.E.at five central house servants, inni. nipr.v , .-.-, Tt Tljmt'. L rn .n Kmploymenteitlce.'aiisortb Queen at. (Second fleer j ". WANTED-A CANVASSER (KXHE- pBrtK'SF,Jl.Iu,l,r:.,.rtS,'C,""rUcl8- AP" , r H.TBOCTCO.'S eecend ?,eym'nl fflawi. HAA E you BEEN TO THE DAILY MARKBr yet? If net by all reesns te J ou caa g all kinds of vegetables flue and P.S.-Uecelveevery morning, these rine Col Cel umbla Shad. Cleaned and deflvered promptly. mlCZf J Dally Market, Ke 9 W.U Ki'DgBt WTATE AND COUNTY TAXES. C7 rer entire city received DAILY atthnCeurt ro'.Vrem IS te 3 p. tn. until June laih.the LAS I'dsy ler the aUauimenti balance of day at e. 311. North Queen street. mlJldst,Wit PUBLIC SALE ON WEDNESDAY, ,M.a?.,,s' ,W7' wl" bB ,ela at puhlle sale, at Ne 3aU Went orange street, nnn walnut hslr hslr cleth parlor suit, dining-room chairs, carpet, oilcloth, glassandrjueensware, and ether artt elf s net mentioned. Hale te commence at 1 r, clock, when conditions win be mate known Hsubv fumiRT, Auctioneer. mlC-iia ESTATE Or" HENRY E. LEUAN, LATE mentae en ald estate having been granted te the nnaerslgned, all persons Indebted thereto are requested te make immediate payment, and theee having claims or demands against the same, will prvsentthem without delay for settle ment te the undersigned rmldlng In Lincaster. A. C. KC1NQIUL, J. 11 HOLD WICKEHSHAM. maylO-CtdM Kxecuters. OTIOE ' 1 hereby take this method of Informing my friends andtbepubile la general, lhat 1 have taken posse-slen of the Barber shop Basement of asbreman's Law Building. North lJukestreet. 'i',erBJ,.wi" be pleased te Care them give me a call. With an exwirlence of ever Ave years In the best shops of Phllatelphla. I feel confident Olv'e'TnSacal' "" "Te enUr6 "" mayie-itd ' IlIBaM IIOHEIK. AHIONED KHTATE OF CASPER Kashler and wife, of Lancaster city, Lan caster county. Casper eshler and wire, of Lan caster city, bavins; by deed Of voluntary Milan menu dated April if. 18jl. assigned and tians lerredall their estate and effecu te the under sUned, ter the benefit et the creditors 01 the said Cusper K eshler, they therefore give notice te all persons Indebted Vi aatd sstlgner. te wake pay ment te the undersigned without delay.and these having claims te present them te MICHAEL UABkltBUSH, VALMTIMJtbUKll, an i, . Asa'awees. Jeax A. Cens, Attorney. aprlt-etdM STATE OP JACOB KAMM, Sr., LATE el lancaster city, deceased. Letters tes tamentary en said estate having been granted te the undersigned, all persona Indebted there to ara requested te make Immediate payment, and these having claims or demands against ,ua Bam.,, wii, iiiuaviii mum wiiaeui ueisy ier settlement te the undersigned. . CATHAKlNTt K AMM, Kxeentnr. MAasieTT Bsesics, Attorney. mMtdsI WK CHALrONTK. The Chalfonte. prevem.utL,tU'Vt0rKa lbr Ueiwn ,B' Ocean End of North Carolina Ave., ATLANTIC cm, M.J. E, ROBiRTS A SONS, BrUjn aJieT II a. a. 12 . r. . K4 WW -' t2S S'S ii" wji raw i 31U 1J IMW IM.3J WH JtiJ Jig 103 U3)i 11 S3 tQ s:h s.-vf si c e2 tn pS 7?2 vth aivi t)J pi )? 3B !4t let ie;s iu 1X Sltf 31 l 1K 1S 5- V3 t IS 14g 14 an; 5t ?J sul 84 19! M Bl 93 3"', 31 S S ft! tr.'H fl-'X 21!. 21K 2 g WA ;Q "H 77J 77 Sirs 677a 17 10 It (6 ll-'s UK 11 f6)J f6K 10H te. ''''. '.'.'.'. see eeee .... 101f 101 u .... 61 6IX lA'i ta' nmw ABrmnnaBMwirn. WANTED VOH THIS l'LACK AND County, six geed Saleemsa. Steady wert aad geed salaries. Addrrs, J. AUSTIN 8IIAW, Nurseryman, tniyO-lwdAmsya lwd ltechester, N. T. AUCTION OK MILLINERY ANDTR1M . Balnea thla evening and 1 uesday atternenn and evening at w KasT orange street Heeds most be sold. BhkmRMAN A RKtMlEHL, ltd Auctioneers aud stock brokers. NOTICE-THR WATKR DUPLICATE la new In the hands el the City Treasurer for collection of water rests. An abatement of 5 psreent. will be made for prompt payment. AprlMwWASd I.U. KATItrtlN, City Treasurer. JACOB E. SHKAKKER'H Liquor Stere New Open, mavis tld NO. lSPENN8Q.UA UK. l&l OfUKOR A TINEH AND BET &yJJlJ TKR CllAMPAUNK THAN Due de Montebolle. AT HOIIHKU'S LIQUOR BTOHB. Ne. SI Centre "qnara, lAneaater, Pa. ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS I l.anciater Cemmanden-, Ne 13. K. T- will meet en TU gall a KVKMI.Srt, MAY 17. 1H7, at MftMinerchnr Hall, at 7 Se o'clock, for drill. Members Mill wear their own sword and belt, ity nrder of the sTmtnent Commander, tnltitdtt HUull 8. UAKA. Keoerder. A LARUE sFl'l'LY OK BRASS AN I) Nickel ferrules, Beel SeaU and oilier Ited Mountings, silk. Linen and Cotten Lines, .--wnui. eniKer nnu eisnermen generally A ,HcUlly fln let of Calcutta Poles, in ti luand Slfent let Swivels, sinkers and Fishermen's Sunnlli-s ln let of Japan and 1 ,- ,umiiu surct leugtns, at HUBLBY'S UUUU BltiKe.. M West King Street. ESTATE OK CONRAD GASSER, LATE of Lanciuter, city, deceased. Letters testa mentary en il3 eUu having been granted te the undeiNlgned, all Hrsens Indebted thereto are n-inu-dUil te make Immediate payment, and these hiMng claims or demands against the same, will prvsent them without delay ter set-tlemonttethuuudt-nlgned, residing tn the city of Lancaster. 1. McMULL', aprW6idM Executer. yUMYUMAND "LADY OK THE m-Ji1"0 JSre exquisite handkerchief extracts. fl,hing Taekle- threv Joint rrnli, 1:0 1 rwls. 400 1 fine Nlckle Click KeI., II te ; Caue and llamlMxl "rles ' b"ke1' flja,a. c.,all at Lewest J?'.lh rr,,ry'1' Srsparllla Compound te pu rify the bleed ) ou cau dely thu warm weather 1 seu a bettle. I-KAILKY'S K8T K!l PHAKMACT, M.ndM.W.PK 1"" "t Market) N EWUIUAR8TOKE. I. M. Portaesdj, WitUia Fiu. J. M. Portuendo & Ce.'s NEWCIUAR STOUE, t31 NOBTH yUIKN ST, LANCATIIt, PA. The only place-In the city tngetad brands and MAUL CUBAN ClUakf. rintnt Chewing and 2."n. V.!'K Ir?c,?iOS' Wltrlte-0l everjthtng kept lu a rirsl-ciass Cigar Stere. eiva US CALL. mayU ltd JEW YOKE BAZAR. Ate you en the Lookout for REAL BARGAINS? Yeu can get them at A. HIEIW, 6 and 8 North Qan St, All the latest styles of Ladles' Bats and Ben nets; alie ail the lateetahades In Ulbtmns. tsat'na. feathers. Flowers, 1 aces. Thn-e hundred Un SS.'S.'S.'. ".".' '."r ,9c-' "J0 thre hundred Trimmed Hats for Wc, It ), sieu. $110, sa.ei oe. corsets. Cellars. Cuffs. Oleves ( aise Ttre largest assnnment of bun Umbreilss and para- JSr-Jjf.'.'k!"1!1.'" ?t. P,lc, ,hat Wl "ever offered tn the ladles belore Coxe een te secure a Bargain. m6 ;t(1 TJiULTON OPERA HOUSE. Thursday Ercnlnr, May 10, 188". IIAVERLY'S- OltlOlSAL MASTODON MINSTRELS, ISCLCPISQ Till QORMA.VS-Jehn. James aad Goerge- ?tre1Seve7tle?"nl01" ana 1'e,lu0r "' n- ;,M-,'l'l"crnedlan and KtngnftheBanle E8S.KJ!ala,ST,'UAUTKr' '"""' r,'j:i) MALCOLM, the Phenomenal MaloCea, (Vi?sf K aSvYJ'i6 rTr6 Balladlst. la'muf $$." V1- rret the HULSE ANOCOVNOB, IUKKKAM) JOK au1datand,fiader.OJi Ceraet 9"0"t PBICga 55 SOamlTlPVtn 4 11,1111 V- l u J- tr.1 ' "'aeu 49 1. S. 1 3. l.Ksau EI) SKATS 75CKNTS Ne wen sale at Opera HeuieOfflce. mie-ltd O AK HALL. " I get my Suit at Oak lluslness must Hall. I knew I've be geed, we saved enough te pay judge, by tbe reu this week's Uite. steady stream CEitiEs." of customers who cenre te the old corner for Clothing. And we added our share by our solid goods te keep " geed times " weing. And, then, don't you knew, 'the money that comes te Wanamaker & Drewn get right out again among the work people, and tbey keep it going and make business brisk ? We didn't hear a word about prices. They must have suited. Wanamakxr A Urewn's Oak Hall, Southeast Cebnkb Sixth and Mar ket Sts., Philadelphia. p O. SNYDER & BRO. ANOTHER BICJ DRIVE -IN- Men's Half-lese! Men's Full Regular Made Half Half Hese in Black and Colored, Split Feet, at lSIc; less than half the regular price. Alse a Let et Ladles' Full Regu lar Made Hese at 12ic. Alse a Let of Linen Damask Towels, large and nice quality, at 121c. These Lets will last but a short' lime. Please call early te secure some of them. P. G. SNYDER A BRO., 1 Ne. 14 WeitKlegStrttt, LAJI0ASTMB, tk. ttaw ADYKHTnaktmitn. Wi'Sswi A,- etawksa,. JKWELRY AND ART. -aaV taniinQ WntpheQ ART "WORK, French Clocks, Bronzes, KNIVES. FORKS AND SPOONS, CHOICE VIENNA AND PARIS NOVELTIES. Prices Are Very Lew This Year, H. z. KBO ADS, Ne. 4 West King Street, - Lancaster, Pa. -VAlf AliVKRTlttKMRSTN. THK I.ATi:vr JUST "Tlfic"''"TlflNU for bufluvss Mirjxw"-relch Cheviot Trousers. We have ihttm In twunty dllTMreut lnttrns. r,ir hvxt they nannnt Im turellml. all and sc them. A lull line til Kcntch Cheviot Huttings at inodemte prlrrs. teOSKNhTKlN'.ariNK TAIt.OHtNO. Ne. 37 erth Qui-un Sirttet. PUftUr. HAI.K. ON TPRSDAY. MAY 17. 1SS7, at M mil'ril yLKN 5TIIKKT, Lancaster, thu tnllnwliiK llou-ehnia Uixxl, llcdsteiads, eta. Walnut Mten-lim Talile. Mar Ii re. Tut.le. Leuuttd, li,k aud llur.-nn com. blncrt, Llelhes 1'ivm, llesn, 8tp I adder. Mas andether Cariwts, lln.iiiasa and UueeuswartV. Ac Hale telitglnat IHn'rliKk 11 in. ., . UaKY T. VOUKMANH. II. r. llevrs, Anctloneor. mj atd TfJJNtlLKrRKE STOCK KAR.M. Standard-llred Stallions In Servlra. STOKM KINO (1191) SUO.00 Itecetd, t years. 2.17. HI HKNBV(U)....,........?.'.r."!; 30.00 a- Send fur New Catalogue. aplSmdAsr Mrl..ti. fa. WILLIAM KDMONDS, Whelessls DAUr aal Oemmasiaa M(r:hi:t IK ALL KISDSOV CIGARS. Advances made en wUeable goedj. Oftlce nnd BJUcsroeLiia ,.. NO I)VBRTltKKT, aprlSJmd l'ruvldence, lihode Island. ROPOSALS WILL HE RKCIUVKD for the ontctlen of the I'eeplra atlenal S??Z' ct ,.'.n'uHri un '' ,0 oc'eca Monday, the Md day et May. l-s after which no proposals will te cen.ldervd. The plans andsp'cincatlenscan tesen at the efflce of s. 11 Reynolds, Ne. ll Bait King strwl AUoatthe IVepir., National Hans, Ne Hi nut Klngatnwt. Tim hank rarervfettin rlgut te re ceive any hid eltertHl wltbeutrritant te amount . also the rlfbl te rrject any or all bids. U. . a8. tllltlTIAN MUSSKLMAN, HKMIlll, lUIMII, nl 5td Uulldlng ceauntttce. OPRINO, I8fi7. A New Departure for tancaster tn rine Tal Tal erlng. Impertlcg direct from tbe tmal makers et rine Woellens. I have ustrecnlved tbreuith the llo-ten custom heus-, a larye Involce of my own Importation et SUITING, sr-UINQ OVWRCOATISO ANO TllOUSalll.Nl), The like of which, for stjle andnuallty.hu never ba equaled In this city, aud cannot be surpassed. A special Invitation Is hertby extacded teall In want of Pprlng (Garments te call early and secure Chetru 1'atterns Workmanship the very beat and prices lower than ever. , .. II OKIIHAKT, tnarr-lydlt Ne. North yutenstn'et pALAOE OK FASHION. ASTRICH'S Palace of Fashion, 13 EAST KINO STREET. LAXCASTKIt. l'A. HK CllllV Tlllt LAKUKSr STOCK ANU II AVE THK BICsT A8iOllTll sNT. GLOVES. We Defy Competition, lterlln Lisle, Fancy Tep, 5c a pair, Urllllant Ltsle Jersey, button length, Oue colors, 15c a pair. Black and Colored f Ilk Taffeta. 2tc a Pair, flue l'urt) Silk, Ulack and Colored, 37c. KID GLOVES. We Are Headquarters I 4 Butten Scalloped top Ileal Ktd.Sprlnit Shsdcs, &ec. a I'alr. 4-Ualtea Kane y Embroidered Hack, tic. a Pair. 5- Butten Ulack Scalloped Tep, 59c 5-Heek Lacing, 7.e. Undressed .Stitched Hack, Ileal Kid, II CO. We are agenU for tbe Celebrated "Mather" Patent Lacing Gleve. Kach pair guaranteed. LACE MITTS. BOUGHT LAST JANUARY I All-Bilk Lace Mitts, 15 rum 811k Jcr.ey Mitts, 19c, 25 finest, 7c, SOe.sscaPalr. HOSIERY. Only a few numbers out of our Immense As As serttnent. LADIES' HOSE, 5c. 70, 10c, 12Xc, 15c, tn Unbleached, Striped buuniu auu niaca. Unbleached full Regular Made IlalbrlggBn, 12He a pair. Best Kngllsh and German Balbrlirgaii, 25c a pair. Slates, Drabs and Tan Celer, Full Regular Made, 19c a pair. Black and colored Tans and Drab, white spilt feet. Sic a pair. Kngllsh Lisle, Black and Asserted Tan Celers, tTiapalr. CHILDREN'S HOSE. Black Seamless Knit, 5c. a pslr. Beys' Ribbed Lancaster Knit, Seamless Grey Mixed, only lOe. a pair. Child's Black Ribbed, White reel, te 8X.10O a pair. Black and Co'ered Imported French Bibbed, mil Regular Made, 6 and 7K. at 17a a pair. Children's Deuble Kneed Hese. Uent's Unbleacbdd Hese, Full Regular Made, UXe. Uent's Colored Hese, Full Regular Plate Dropped 8lltcb, Drab, Taos and Slates, Itea pair. JERSEY'S. Ladles' Black Beucla Jerseys, 4ie. Ceat Back Deable Pleat, 811k raced. 6'Je. 1 Colored Beucle Jerseys, 75e. Black Worsted Jerseys, Ceat Back, formerly It.st 1 redueedte Me. Fine Worsted Pompadour Jerseys, Pleated vest, at n. Fine Jerseys, IIW.S1.00 and ItW. OasLotJsrsayswerUillijOt redueedte 1.I7. , 1 LADIES' GOSSAMERS. Geed Kleettle, 75e. Bettar oeoas, guaraataaa, si.v. Udlat' and Osat's Oeasamars, He. I -f'si iWseaisiW.essjasaisis.A, IMUIUJIUOIUUUUUUUI aw- ssaj Base-: sj sa sa .VKir Al)l'KKriSK.VK.TS. OKl'IOKRH Al'I'LYINO IOR lAY FOR dureienc el arrxarag.a between mn.ter In and iiiu.inr nut tnusi apply and flle their claims buleie J unn 3d. Fer claims a mil r te .1 K. IIAItll, Pension Agent, .. Nes. 12. II and 111 Keulhliuke street. mtt(l:dR Lancaster, Pa. NOTIOKTO IIHIIKIK IIU1I.DKRH. '".ropesals fur Ihn construction of a wroiiKht-lren llrldwn e er Octoraro t'reek, near Chrlsllam, will Im ixcelvtd at the ertlrenf the Count)- oinmlfslenurK, either w,t Chester or I anra.ler, Pa. until neon, TUCtHW, JUNK tl. 1)7. 1 he tlgh W4i reject any or all bids la -servt-d. Ily 01 d.ir of I tin Comiutssleneta et Lan raiterand chterctiuutles. mylJeetld N EV JKWKLRY 8TORK. CHARLES S. GILL, e. 10 West Kin Street. t A lull line of everything new In Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, UlLrKIt TABLKWAKK. Spectacles! Spectacles! Having made the eye a study, we are able te fit spectacles with the greatest accuracy and care, and make a specially of the Interchanga. li!e spectacle, se that If part be broken It can berennwvd In Ave minute tlm. aarltKPAIItl.Ml-l'ennnal attentlnn gtven te the repairing of Watches, Clccks, Jewelry, eta, tc mavlllyd amvummmm: -CIULTON OI'KRA 1IOU8K. Menilaj Evening, Star 10, 1887. GEORGE CrBONIFACE AS "TOM BADGER," In lkCCl(ACLT'a Ubkit Msle-Diuxa, Streets of New Yerk, Under thu maaagemenl of MR. E. M. GARDINER, Supported by an Kxcellent Ceinptny. A Carten! of ccenerr. Union fequarn by Moonlight, Flve Points. Baxter Street, etc Oraattst Flre Beene Ever Wltneaaed. !.'5L.,ts.-. ...?Vf0and7SCBNTS. RKSKKVall SKa'lH TSCBNTn. asyXew en s'tle at Opem Heme. my-4td ATLl,icrAS,rlNtU,EET TUKATRB, GRAND JUBILEE ! LIMITED TO TWO GRAND CONCERTS, ArriRHoex ad Lvshine, MONDAY, MAY 23. GILMORE! THKUItKAT.and HIS WONDEItrtlL 1IANI. consisting 01 FIFTY Xmtneut Musicians and holetsts, under the direct It udnrshlp of Mr. P.8.U1LMURK, Assisted by the Chinning Prima Denna. LBT1TIA. FRITOd will visit this city, and clve what may be liisllv termed u (.KAN It MUslOAL Fh.xflVau It lll Include gems by the great musters, UMetber with mu.tc for th millions, selected from the best papular moledlrs of the day. In a varied. unique and Internttlnv pregramme. JCntlru change of pnuramme at each lentert Admission, Afternoon, SO cents, Including Re served Seat. Aduillnn, Kvcclng, 30 cents. Reserved Beat., 33 cent, ri'ra. The sale of seats opens at Herr's RoekStnrnnn Wednesday, May lmh, ul It e'rlr.ck. Orders by MalLTelepboneerTelegraph will receive prom nt attention. myU H,l'i,l7.IH,iu.l,Ku iSUVHMfUMJIlBUlMt UUOm- QALL) AND 8BE " -THK- ROCHESTER LAMP. Sixty Candle-Light 1 Beau them all. Anether Let et CHEAP Ul.OlltV) lerUaa and OUbteves. THB ' PBBFBOTION " MBTALMOULDINO AND RUBBKU CUSHION WEATHER STRIP Besutbemall. This strlamnlwears all ethers. Keens out tbe cold. Step rattling of windows. Exclude tbe dust. Keep out snow and mlu. Any one can apply It no waste or dirt made In ui plying It. can be fitted anywhere no boles te bore, ready for use. It wlir net split, warp or shrink a cushion strip Is tbe most perfect. At the store. Heater and Range Stere -or- Jehn P. Schaum & Sens, 24 SOUTH QUEEN ST., LANCASTER. PA. w M. A. KlCrrjtH. ALUVH V. HKRB KIEFFER & HERR, -DEALKRS IN- WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO Fuller & Warren Ce.'t (TKOT.M.Y.) STOYK, BrUTEBS. FURNACES AND BANGB. -We ask no one te rnn any risks with "PUL LEK WARREN'S" Goods. Wa guarantee tnam te aire SatlafaAtlen. AsaHeaUrTHE8PLKNI)lli"haa no rival, being a thorough het base, no part et this store remains cold, evet y Inch et It radiates beat. As a Smaller and Cheaper HeatertbeBRIUHT DIAMOND " has established Itself In the rrent ranks. Tba merits et the "SPLENDID" and "HRIUHT DIAMOND " consist In Beauty et Construction, Perfset Control of Draft, Cleanliness, se DasU ae fiu and Economy of FueL saTCaU aad axaalaa ler yearaait 40 BAST KINO ST, topreaiT oeuavx aioeaEj UsMFw Hoesefaroishuig Goods ! : ?VJ1 til-kd JrtgJS&a Zg&mMxMM -L2SisteiiS tSJiLss&S. . f !."iftS
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