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TTTE DETTTOTT REE "PRESS: SUND AY MARCH 25 1894 COLD WAVE Washington March 24 or Lower Mich igan Generally fair cold wave northwest winds or Generally fair severe coll wave with temperature falling below freez ing northwest winds ASK OR PROTECTION niiAvni ith oitiiriu of utox hall AVI LI PAY (iVEIl ITS UND TAKE THE REE PRESS It ctAt no more than inerfor jxipert DA TLY4 5 a 3Iou th DAILY and SUNDAY 6Oc a Month TELEPHONE 848 Cvf out yourcoupon and secure the WORLD'S AIR ARTWVI'EMR T1I COURT TO PHESEKVE the rights of members LATE ANDREW LEAVES 938000 TO HIS WIDOW Various Items of Interest in Different Court ormal Record SAYIVGS AND DOIAGS ills Pingree's condition is much im proved Getsinger will delineate character by astrology at the Detroit Investigators' meeting this afternoon Court Annexation 93 I will give a concert and ball at Lincoln hall Dix avenue to morrow night Thomas Scheich a well known German citizen has returned from an extended visit to his old home in Germany The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will give a reception and hop on Thursday evening at their parlors 62 81 Gratiot avenue Easter Monday is observed as a holiday among Germans in most of the churches of that nationality special services are held on this day The graduating exercises of the Michigan College of Medicin" and Surgery will be held at the Detroit Opera House riday afternoon March 30 The Unity circle of King's Daughters of Young Women's Home will give of ame" at the Church of Our ather Thursday evening next arquhar Post and XV A will give their first masquarade ball in be half of the relief fund at the German Sales hall next Saturday evening The ladies of the Brewster Congrega tional mission corner Trumbull and War ren avenues will give a supjer and enter tainment Tuesday evening March 27 Branch" No 19 II A which 13 known as the banner branch of this city lias established a fund for the purpose of acquiring a hall of their own in the future Ex Supervisor John X' roman has been nominated for supervisor by the Democrats of Livonia township Supervisor Ransom Alexander has been renominated by the Republicans The Schulenburg Cycle Co has filed its annual report as follows: Capital stock $50090 fully paid in real estate none personal estate $6098 49 debts $6125 SO credits $5027 4G Adam Schehr the tanner at 192 Catherine street father of ex Ald Henry Schehr died yesterday afternoon at the age of 76 years He had been a resident of Detroit for more than forty years George Huntington will deliver his Il lustrated lecture on for the benefit of the Church of the Cove nant cadets on Thursday evening next The lecture will be interspersed by music from phonograph Mrs Tom Thumb will give to every lady at the Monday and Tuesday matinees at the Detroit Opera House an Easter card with her autograph The little lady is fairly spattering herself with ink in pre paring the souvenirs A muslctl and literary entertainment will be given by Nirs rank A Reed and her pupils assisted by rank A Reed and Prof Thomas' banjo and guitar club Thursday evening for the benefit of the Central Oasis Relief Association Classes will be resumed at the Mehan School of X'ocal Art to morrow morning Miss Mayme Crawford Miss Inez Smith and Mr Charles Joslyn furnished the jro gratnme at the lecture musical at the A hall Thursday evening Detective McDonnell returned from Lan sing yesterday afternoon with the requisi tion papers for Thomas Tuite and they were immediately sent to Albany where Sergt Hard will get them He will prob ably start with Tuite on Tuesday William Grambo pleaded guilty in the Recorder's Court yesterday to a charge of non payment of liquor tax and Judge Chapin lined him $115 which he paid Phil lip Bloom paid $225 rather than go to jail six months for a similar offense At a meeting of the directors of the Mc Lellan Anderson Savings Bank yester day noon George Anderson was elected president in place of Andrew McLellan de ceased and Enoch Smith hitherto with the Merchants Manufacturers' Bank was chosen cashier Detroit Grove No 1 Ancient Order of Drukis wiiich was organized four years ago will soon have more than 300 mem bers It has now 281 including ten new members initiated last Wednesday ami one week from next Wednesday twenty five more will be initiated The Westphalian Schuetzen bund pro pose to make their handsome park on Gra tiot road more attractive than ever this year During the summer months the or ganization will provide a series of outings lor the members their families and friends at their popular resort William Holt has sold for Shattuck Davis to Babcock the houses 163 Merrick avenue and 23 Reed place for $13 5'3 the size of the lots being 40x170 and 30x 125 feet respectively also the 3 story brick house and lot 308 Howard street for $7 IMO this lot being feet The Preston National Bank removed yes terday afternoon from the quarters it has occupied for so many years in the Campau building to its new and more commodious location in the Moffat block The bank will be open for business at the usual hour next Monday morning in its new quarters The report at the health otlice shows that there were SI deaths In the city last week of which 39 were children under 5 years of age At present there are 19 eases of diphtheria and lx cases of scarlet fever Six deaths were due to diphtheria During the week 106 births were reported The poor commission want the board of public works to employ some of their proteges in sweeping the dusty asphalt Pavements Secretary Dwyer called at the board of public office yesterday with this request but as Commissioner McVIcar was busy with his case in the Circuit Court nothing was done The semi annual competitive examination for positions In the departmental railway mail and Indian service and also tor ste nographers and typewriters will be held at the Wilkins school March 31 beginning at 9 a Only such applicants as have been notified by the commission to appear at this examination will be allowed to par ticipate Johnson agent of the Bennett eck Heating and Ventilating Co of Cin cinnati will leave for that city this morn ing accompanied by a committee of school Inspectors who will investigate the merits of the apparatus made by that concern half a dozen members of the board of education will go They expect to re turn Tuesday morning Yesterday afternoon Roundsman Robert XVilson of the Vinewood avenue station was stricken down with an form of congestion of the brain while he was In the station City Physician Irwin hap I ened to be there at the time and he gave him Immediate medical assistance He or dered Wilson Sent home and It may be some time before he will be able to resume his duties The annual dlstilbution of Easter medals to the members of Grace church choir took place last night A gold medal for good conduct was awarded to Master Arthur Daniel and silver medals to Master James latcaa Mr Win Stanley and Mr Nu runi A silver medal for attendance was given to Master Charles Jasnowski Master rank Holderness the soprano soloist was presented bv the choir with a handsomely bound volume of the "Messiah" suitably in scribed as a token of their admiration and good will The Municipal Association of Detroit have decided that underground pipes and conduits are affected very little by electrolysis from electric light currents They are of the opinion that the currents from street car tracks is what does most of the mischief and they will investigate the amount of damage done In Detroitwithin a day or two Cummings an electrical engineer denies the statement that there are no air and wafer tight sub ways in which wires may be suspended bare He says that such subways are now being made A petition signed by four officers and fiftV six other members out of a total membership of seventy seven of branch 48 Order of the Iron Hall was tiled in the "Wayne Circuit Court yesterday It states that the branch has about $1700 in money of the supreme sitting of the or der which petitioners are willing to turn over to the receiver Stephen Baldwin pro vided the court will give the branch such protection as it is entitled to The peti tioners declare their belief that in their interest this money should be turned over to Receiver James ailey at Indian apolis in order that the petitioners may participate in the dividends to be paid and distribution by the principal receiver In asmuch as such dividends will be much larger than any dividend which might be payable solely from the hands of the Mich igan receiver They think it will be im possible for Mr Baldwin to collect all the money from the several branches in this state and account to Mr ailey for it within the time provided by the order of the Supreme Court at Indianapolis April 16 1891 Therefore the court is asked upon the payment of the money of branch 478 to direct Receiver Baldwin to pay this money over to Receiver ailey under condi tions which will preserve the rights of the petitioners in said fund The board of education Is the nominal plaintiff in a suit for the benefit of Adam Orth A Marks Nr Co the Delbridge Cameron Co and the assignee of Meyer Bros against Alexander Grant and his bondsmen James Hannon and Wendlln Springer which was begun in the XVayne Circuit Court yesterday It is alleged that Grant who had given the board of edu cation a bond in the sum of nearly $12000 for the faithful performance of his conduct to erect the Columbian school building on Merrick avenue had paid the parties for whose benefit the suit is brought only fifty cents on the dollar The remainder due them is $710 50 Grant claims that he lost money on this job and therefore could not pay his obligations The last will of the late Andrew Mc Lellan made on September 28 1877 was filed tor probate yesterday It was witnessed by Butler and 5V Thurston Black and gives the entire estate to the widow Mary A McLellan who Is named sole ex ecutrix She and Martha 55'ells McLellan the only child are the heirs at law The petition accompanying the will estimates the value of the estate at $38000 John Ritter father in law of XV in Darbe who began a suit for $10000 damages against 11 Ritter Co on riday yes terday commenced an action for the same amount of damages against Sheriff Collins and the above lirm John Ritter holds a chattel mortgage on stock which Darbe claims was partly carried away last Tuesday afternoon or evening between 2 when the sheriff gave up possession of the store and in the time Darbe claims to have been notified by a policeman that his store door was open The hearing of the case of John Connollj and others against the steambarge red Mercer was concluded in the United States Court yesterday Judge Swan held that the steambarge was to blame for the collision with the schooner Merrill which was sunk and that the tug Swain was not at fault He ordered the clerk to assess damages against the red Mercer Robert A Snodgrass has filed a bill for di vorce from Ritta Snodgrass nee Weaver to whom he was married in Ohio in Sep tember 1889 He charges desertion for more than two years Last June Otto Parlick an employe of the Detroit wooden ware works had one of his hands mutilated in a saw Yesterday he filed a suit for $15000 damages against the company claiming that through their neglect to provide proper safeguards the ac cident had been caused Mrs Elizabeth Holden one of the three sisters and only heirs of the late Lillie ry of Trenton has asked the Probate Court to appoint Ralph Phelps Jr administrator of her deceased $4u00 estate Albert Rockwell of Northville died on March 11 last leaving a will dividing his JG 300 estate among lis family The will was filed for probate yesterday United States District Court JUDGE SWAN John Connelly et al vs steamer red Jiereer defendant found at fault and assessment of dam age referred to court clerk Davison AVherley vs propeller St Paul order confirming the sale of the propeller XVnvne Circuit Court NEW kW John Hitter vs Charles J' Collins et al on the case $10000 Ormond Hunt unx Jienllt vs Joseph Alple Trespass on tl ie svooo Atkinson Haigb ntorneys ctito of Daniel IVebster deceased np Jq William Clark Exemplification of record tsima nuo vs the Detroit Woodenwnre 'lYosons the case $15000 George Bobl xrirtutt The Uiard of education of Detroit et al vs Alex Ituler Grant et al Assumpsit $12000 Ed Kane attorney Enoch Bowling vs Charles SmithAttachment 5V Robbins attorney George Green vs same Attachment XV Robbins attorney CHANCEftY CASES 1 4300 Robert A vs Ritta Ta Snod grass Dili for divorce I Brown solicitor 1 ftmum McIntosh vs AVcoster Traves et al Bill to enforce mechanic's Hen Charles Howers 4 leltor BEORE JUDGE RAZER Edwin A Rasch et al vs Edward AV Bissell judgment of non suit David Trombly vs Lldor Trumt lv verdict for plaintiff for Jfll 03 BEORE JUDGE DONOVAN Eugene McMahon vs John MeA'Icar jury trial In progress BEORE JUDGE CARPENTER erdinand Scheibner Max Herman et al ver dict for plaintiff for 125 Antonine Corbeille vs John Japes et al jury trial in progress BEORE JUDGE LILUBKIDGE Julia Ann Barton vs city of Ltetroit jury trial In progress Edwin A Kennedy vs Thomas II Bas kerville: time to move for a new extended twenty dajs time to settle bill of exceptions ti udc ten days after decision of motion for new trial BEORE JUDGE HOSMER Sarah Crawford vs Euiamiel Schneider et al or der aps4ntlng Emanuel Schneider receiver in alove cause in the matter of the estate of Julia Med latry et al minors etc order authorizing guar dian to execute lise Seult (lunnl's Annlrersury The fifteenth anniversary of the reor ganization of the Detroit Scott Guard oc curs Wednesday April 11 and the occasion will be fittingly celebrated by the company A street parade will be given In the after noon and a banquet and stag party in the evening at their armory on Jefferson ave nue The second company which was re cently organized will make its first appear ance In the parade The members of both companies are very enthusiastic in the matter of drill and are determined to be second to no similar organization In the state Marriage Licenses John Barz 2o Detroit Laura Schroeder 21 same rank Dolltzky 25 Nankin Anna Mueller 19 same Isaac Alramrobn 23 Detroit Ida Grleu LLtt 19 same Preparing for the Big Ship rederick 1 Gordon assistant general manager XV Stewart treasurer and Capt Kiiloran marine superintendent of the Great Northern Steamship Line were In the city on riday In consultation with General Agent Moreland regarding an en largement of the up town otlice of the line and looking after the Jmprovements to the wharf between Third and ourth streets where the big passenger ships are to land All work is being pushed forward as ex peditiously as possible in order that all will be in readiness for the opening of navigation 17 co rug Ing Mr I Valpey of the popular and enterprising shoe firm o' X'alpey Co Woodward avenue informs us that their business Is Increased over that of last year Mr X'alpey has originated quite a novel advertising scheme in distributing a por tion of profits with his patrons In giving to each and every fiftieth purchaser to the amount of $1 or over a $5 gold piece free This has proved very successful to the firm as well as a good hit to the one who happened In at their store at the right time The firm have decided to continue this same thing through another month Mandolin orchestra at dinner Hotel Ste Claire to day 5 till 8 "A CHANGE WITHOUT A Mr James Patterson for sixteen years connected with the office affairs of New comb Endicott Co has had an interest In the firm of Clifford Co since its organization The firm are general plumbers and make a specialty of steam and hot water heating Mr Patterson has lately taken an active interest in the firm and will attend to the inside and financial departments As Nir Patterson is well ac quainted with most of the business men of this city and has a large social con nection it can be expected that now he has taken hold in the active management of Clifford Co affairs that a greatly increased business will be the general re sult It goes without saying that Nir Pat terson will be glad to see his friends at his place of business which is located at 207 Jefferson avenue Easter is here and a visit to the store of Nir ox 251 Woodward avenue will convince you Here you will see win dow decorations carried to perfection One window is devoted to an Easter exhibit entirely made of paper The rope used In draping is made of paper as well Every thing is in perfect keeping and might well be said Irore is a symphony of colors Here will be found as a central feature a lamp shade made of tinted crepe paper The shading Is harmonious Candlabra floral balls dancing dolls bonbonnieres handkerchief boxes glove boxes etc Ladies will do well to call upon Mr ox to see his x'aried display All are welcome even if not actual purchasers Tickets for "Little enter tainment Wednesday evening March 28 for sale at EVERY MAN SHOULD READ THIS If any young old or middle aged man suf fering from nervous debility premature de cay lack of vigor and development vari cocele etc will write to me I will send him in plain envelope sealed free the receipt and full particulars for a genuine certain cure Address Wright Music Dealer box 1503 Marshall Mich MEETINGS Mnwnle Sp ial convention Monroe Chapter No 1 A Thursday March Exaltation ROSS SiHi'y Orient'll Ixlge No 240 A A will work A degree Tuesday evening Visitors welcome KNAPP Sec'y A special communication of Kilwinning Tzdge No 297 will be 11 Id Monday evening March 26 Work A degree Visitors welcome AVM 11 WHITAKER Sec'y Union Izdge No 3: Special com munication Monday evening March 26 at 7:30 o'clock Work Visitors welcome WILLIAM 11 WETHERBEi: Sec'y Special meeting of Palestine Chapter No SO Cowie hall Mondav evening March 26 Work LOTA II GARNER Masonic Special communication Detroit Ijodge No 2 A Nt Tuesday March 27 7:30 in A degree Visiting brethren welcome OH AS A PRICE Sec'y Peninsular Chapter No 1G It A Special Wednesday 2Sth WM ANDERSON Sec'y DIED ADAMS March 22 at residence 15 Park avenue near Dix avenue Surah beloved wife of II 11 Adams aged 42 years uneral Sunday at 2 riends invited BURNS March 22 at the residence of Mrs Mary McKeogh 42') Monroe avenue John Burns Notice of funeral hereafter March 21 at his parents' residence 40 Putnam aw Harold luslee Butler infant sin of Gertrude A and Erwin I Butler aged 9 weeks uneral private Kindly omit Howers COGGER March 23 at her residence 824 ourth avenue Elizabeth Aim wife of John Cogger aged 40 years uneral Monday March 26 at 2 KENNEDY March 23 Ishl Little beloved wife of Thomas Kennedy aged 50 years uneral Monday from residence ltd Congress street east at 10 and from SS Peter and church at 10:30 a in March 24 at residence No 361 St Aubin avenue John Mannebach Sr aged 82 years 2 months and tj days Notice of funeral hereafter March 22 at 10:30 a in Mary beloved daughter of Philip and Amu Nicolai aged 35 years uneral from residence of parents No 22 Chestnut street Monday March 26 at a atid at 9 clock from St Joseph church March 24 suddenly at bls hoin Cutlicrine street Adam Schehr aged 76 years loved husband of Catherine Seheta uneral notice later March 21 at residence 129 Benton street Bertha beloved wife of Harmon Schafer aged 29 years Notice of funeral hereafter At her residence ISO Sixth street Annie beloved wife of Cornelius Sexton uueral from house MoU'L iy morning nt 8:30 and from Holv Trinity church at 9 o'clock riends of the famlly Invlted to attend Saturday March 24 William Youngblood at his late residence 362 Alexandrine avenue west at 5:30 a in March 24 Notice of funeral hereafter CARD THANKS Mr Wm Hutton and family wish to thank their many kind friends for the sympathy shown them in their late bereavement IN MEMORIAL (A Tribute to the Memory of Mrs Hugh McMillan by the Training Scbol Gxiimittee of Grace Hos pital An accustomed and gracious presence lias sudden ly vanished from the saddened realm of Grace Hos pital and Nirs Hugh McMillan has passed Irian her Companionship with us to the Celestial Country Even when anticipated and prepared for parting In this world are a shock when come But In the present instance so unexpected was the parting as to render It difficult indeed of realization Graced with a singular refinement of nature and of person Mrs McMillan's mental equipment was of a quality to arrest attention to those iniiires sioiuilil of character below the surface Though habitually and conspicuously in the world no thoughtful person could fall to see that she was not absorbingly of it Behind the outward semblance tho'e Bcoineil to be a spiritualized other self llie trend of her mind was thought fully progres sive and toward a higher Intellectual plane This was espei lally manifested in the part she took In a circle cultivated mid brlght inindwl lady friends who have been gathering for some at their respectbe homes for converse and an exchange of views on the subject of education particularly of tile middle that era of wonderful minds' and wonderful men of schools and distinguished schol Tbo plan adopted by these in was for each in turn to jirepam: and rend a piper on flits subject or if desired some other subject of individual preference Papers had already ben read on Thomas Aquinas Angelic Doctor" ou Oxford a nd Merton col lege Incidental ly also on Alfred the Great who founded tlie first school which developed later Into Oxford when Mrs McMillan wrote and rend two papers the first on Abelard and otb celebrated teachers of the University of Paris and the second on Peter the Hermit preaching the first cnisail So strikingly line were these papers as to command general admiration and her companions began better to appreciate the Intellectual side of their associate and friend The latter paper was read a week before her only one and to those who still seemed to hear her voice It was Well nigh Inipwsible to accept the factr fact which the rein taut minds and hearts of her many friends found so hard of acceptance Of Mrs McMillan's characteristics a few may briefly be nient ionid She was a lover of new thoughts and bright mind The commonplace of conventional" society fell iqion a listless ear but what might be termed an Intellectual sparkle hi person or a Ixwik animated and interested her In conversation of which she underst ml not consciously perhaps but Intuitively the well bred art site always gave a certain deferential atten tion io the views of others never interrupting or checking those still speaking to the final word ye of the Training school commit tee have hud occa sional opportunity to olserve this as well as an other trait of hers when In our monthly gatherings the manifold Interests of the school conduct and general welfare came up for discussion espe cially if of more than usual interest Silently listen ing and speaking ordinarily last tlie clearness of her views Combined with a certain quiet decision in the expression of them was as noticeable as it was apt to be Convincing sincerely and deeply deplore her loss Hors was a pure and noble type of womanhood It can ill lie spared not only to the society which slie adorned but to the charities public and private to which she ministered with so kindly and gen erous a hiiiul And now our thoughts revert to the darkened home and the darkened hearts within it to the sorrowing companion of her life and the heavy hearted sons: to the ministering and loiieblngly lievot daughter in her youthful motherhood with the fresh young life nestling near her and to these bereft ones all we tender our warm sympathy ami heartfelt regrets May the solacing thought be theirs that the Len ten shadows during which she passed away have been replaced by the Easter a ness undimmed by the sadness wliiili lais over clouded their own and many a Detroit home this sorrowful year Resolved 'lint the foregoing be spread upon tlie records of the committee and Hint a copy thereof be transmitted to the family of the deceased In tho departure of the late Mr Lewis Alien our community has lost one ol its most lovely Christian characters It may truly lie said of this friend to humanity that "none knew him but to love him none named him but to praise" Consistent and beautitul as Mr life was his last hours were such as fall to few mortals to behold so filled wore they of hope pence and joy Bid ling each member of his family and household an uffevtionate he parsed the Isnmdarles of earth into those mansions above prepared for such us for as he lived so lie died in the full hope Lf a blessed Immortality A LIELONG RIEND LORISTS LEADIN'" LORISTS 272 Woodward live Cut flow ers and plants Specialty florist pieces Tel 924 XATl'fllL 1'10 55 I 'US funeral mid wedding flowers preserved to keep lifetime after used United States Na tional lower pres Co 333 Michigan ave De troit Removed from 157 Grand River ave BEAUTY AND PURITY THE MUSIC CO Has Purchased the Stock of THE DETROIT iiiiHvuiiiiin PIANO ORGAN CO 797 and 799 Michigan ave Andit will be Closed out in the Big Reduc tion Sale Now Being Held at the WHITNEY STORES 141 145 Woodward MARVIN STORES 237 241 Woodward 8 And do as done Microbe Killer Co 88 Adams St Chicago I poisons will also kill beware ot KILL THE GERMS In your body and you assist nature then In curing ycur ailment If you are sick these germs are the sole cause microbe: KILLER Destroys the deadly bacteria in the human body and is the onlx known safe medium that will reach them There are known poisonous drugs that will" also kill bacteria but these the patient these! 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Million Depositors In Savings Banks in this Country with Deposits of Seventeen Hundred Million Dollars Are you a Depositor if not you should be in the PENINSULAR SAVINGS BANK Peninsular Bank Building 40 ort St West Detroit NEW BIC YCLE REPAIR CO Get your wheel out and have it put In shape for summer use XVe will clean and repair it promptly and cheap Repairs of all kinds at low prices and done at time promised Courte ous treatment to all Give us a trial Second'Hand Wheels Sold on Small Commission 254 JEERSON AVE 13illle House liloolc SSi'ASW Have Isssed Three Sets of Beautiful Pictures Tn Portfolios twelve In each set embrac ing Mountain Lake Indian and other acns on the line of their road Also a set of three mountain scenes suitable for framing Same can be had at City Ticket Office 11 ort Street X5 est SHEEHY A CLK OINTMENT CU3 CATARRH All druggisw 50c ElkOintmentCo $2 Grand River awx Detroit Mich 14 tar UmI UruBsutu Inijbt HngtisA rton Brand in Ked and mrtAdic Chtehet4r nrHtli RrcJ 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think of house cleaning and house furnishing You cannot find a better place to supply your wants than at trie old reliable Wo ca give you BABY CARRIAGE HEADQUARTERS yz7 a 4 Currlnifes nt Prices Hemp iCarpct at 15c Rag Carpet at 32c Ingrain Carpet at 23c 35c 45c 65c Tapestry Carpets 47 2c upward X'elvet Carpets at 88c Oilcloth 23c upward Linoleum 55c upward Straw Malting 15c upward Cocoa Matting all widths olding Beds at one third off Kitchen Stoves and Ranges of Bedroom Suites $1275 up Lounges rt $475 up Parlor Suites $2675 up Extension 'ables $398 up Diningroom Chairs high back set of six $475 Up Bed Springs $188 Combination Desks at nil prices Sideboards cheaper than ever Peninsular Stove Co 00 Lace Curtains for $150 Lace Curtains for $100 $2 00 I ace Curtains for $147 AU higher priced ones and all Novelties equally cheap Irish Point Curtains $2 87 in mt Monroe Avenue 11EID1A5 i'll KU Malinger Cfiv BfTlCUl CD merchant tailors lUA Gt liUvnLLIly 224 Woodward An Respectfully invite your 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