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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15
An Effective Defense.

About two weeks ago, when the Steam
er Shady Side reached her wharf IN this
city, officers Pearson and Mcbride were
:equesied I" arrest three young men,
who the mate stated had acted in !,
,iisorderly manner and were drunk.
Mcbride took two of the offenders,
and officer Pearson took the other,
named Patrick Mundy, but before they
had proceeded far Muuhy made his es-
cape, and the officer did not see him
again until this morungabJu 6 o'clock
when he met him on Market street and
"a, led &c him 10 halt. lnstead of halt
ing Mlndy ran, and was pursued by
Pearson who fred several shots from
his revolver. He finally run Into "a yard,
where with the assistance of officer
Towns ley, he was secured.
At the hearing this morning he was
permitted to make Il statement, which
he did aS follows: bout two weeks
to come to this city, and shortly after
wards two young men had a distur-
banct, and the mate came over and TAX
ing hold of me said thai | had made
the fuss. told him hat had not, and
he shook me, and not wishing 10 fight
on the boat told him would see him
on the wharf when we 90 here.
=" was not drunk, rs had only TAX
en- two drinks and thar WAS on the boat.
If did do anything wrong it was im.
mediately after the boat left Chester,
and | do not think this Conrt has any
jurisdiction there.
81 ran away from the Off rr because
did not want to come here, as had no
money. This morning SAW the officer
again, and he said he wanted me, but
didn't want him, 50 ran again and he
shot at me.
The Judge said that he did not think
the man could have been very drunk the
first time he was lrreSted, or he could
not have escaped from the officer. He
would therefore dismiss the case, with
the understanding that he was liable TO
be arrested at any time on complaint of
the officers OF the boat Munly said
"Thank you, sir, and if you want mea-
gain Just tell Pearson. He was laugh
ing the whole time while making his
and seemed to consider the
whole matter "a good joke.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15
Trouble ever an Alley.

For some time past considerable tron
bic has arisen over three feet widt
alley running off Third street, betweeI
French and Walnut, and extendin!
northwar'l TO Sweatman's Court, which
will probably end in Il suit. Some hal
dozen families have lawful access to tn,
alley, but they appear to be anxious Il
close it up, owing to the annoyance Of
colored families who reside in the court
A lady named johnson owns tn,
house ON the west side of the alley, am
recently had her fence removed AM
placed ON the line, leaving but snaI
place to get in or out. This action OF
the part Of Mrs. johnson was 0bjectet
to by Mrs. Sweatrnan, who cOnten1et
that her tenants had us much right Il
the alley as any one, and accordingly
got Levi G. Bird, Esq, to look into thu
matter.
After visiting the premises Mr.. 5ir
refused to take hold of the case ant
Chas. B. Lore, Esq, vas consulted -
The latter gentleman contended tha
he alley should be kept open, but Mrs
johnson, backed by the righful own
erS, still per>iSS that the alley can b
closed if they SO determine.
How the matter will end remains tt
be seen, but it is understood that al
amicah@ adjustment will be made an
the alley kept open.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15
RIRD EDITION,


A telegram from Tombstone, A rizona,
says that General Crook lett Silver
Creek tn W,-ines day morning, and
a place na ed ,Iuyce's. He expects to-
day I" r~a"h Lone Point, on the South
ern Pacific Railroad, which will place
him III graphic communication with
the military a ,'horities, and permit him
to stn;! t,.rk ;hc Mexican women and
children ~ heir homes.
TT, ilaial.- captured by General
Cru-k WI. l.. held a. prisoners Of war
unit NE Interior Department is pre-
pared 10 ra'- charge of them. Two
Considerations will have weigh in de-
terniAing where tn put them. First,
the lmportanc. of locating them at snch
"a distance from the Mexican border
that they will b- unable t, repeat their
periodical raids and second, to avoid
bringing them in contact with other
tribes who are now we'll disposed and
peac, able, Int upon whom they might
exert an evil influence. Secretary
Teller has written a letter TO Secretary
Lincoln suggesting that the captured
Indians Should I've held rs prisoners
and punished for their crimes and
that their children should be taken from
them and sen, to school.
Ii is reported frou the Indian Terri
tory that, OF Tuesday morning, twenty
Creek lighthouse men, OF the ChicOte
faction, attacked a settlement OF
SPEECHES partisans near Tulsa, on The
Arkansas river, killing one of them and
wounding tive or three others. Those
attacked had returned to their homes
from For. Gibson by permission Of Col
lection. |: j. feared that unless meas
ures are promptly taken the outrageS
may lead - a renewal of the bloody
contest between the two Creek factions.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15
A COlOre6 Maids Experience.

Betty, the colored maid of Edwin
Booths daughter, was, during the great
tragedian's tour in Germany, the oh,
ject of a degree of curiosity and atten-
ton which displayed singular amount
of ignorance respecting the negro race
on the part Of the populations of the
German cities. In many places Mr.
Booths courier was seriously asked
what kind of food should be especially
prepared for her. In one town the in
Iliry was made if she were not Zulu,
In Berlin, while accompanying Miss
Booth in one o: her promenades, Betty
was gravely presented with a lot of
pums by deeply interested young
German, who probably took her for
some kind Of savage creature. On an
other occasion, while she was passing
through the corridor of the hotel, she
was stopped by an elderly gentleman,
who applied his finger to her cheek and
gave the skin vigorous rub, after.
wards looking at his finger, and being
amazed TO see that the color did not
csme Off
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15
when YUuAre Ready to Go, q q.

Al people have not learned the art o {
lea ing place in an appropriate
manner. When you ara ready to depart,
No 50 at once--grarefully and politely,
aud With no dallying Don't say, " IT. :
about time | was going and settle
back and talk ON alnIcS>ly tor another
tea minutes. Some people have just
such "A tiresome habit. They will even
rise and stand about the room in various
attitudes, kecpiu! their hosts sanding,
aud then by an effort succeeding in get
ling rs far rs the hull, when a new
thought strikes them. They hen bright
eu up visibly, and stand for some mo
ment> longer, saying nothing OF impor-
lanc", bnt keeping everybody III a
restless, nervous state. After the door
is opened the prolonged leave taking
begins, and everyh"dy in general and III
particular is invited To call. Very
likely "a last thought strikes the depart,
ing visitor, which his friend must risk a
cold to hear the end.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15
Eff I'll EO|T|0 |
waking Up Country C0usius

Last evening four large vehicles co,
tanning sOme seventy members an
friends Of the Reformed Church Of Nj
l.edeemer, amongst whom were M
Rector and Councilman johnson, dr0s'
at a lively pace over Market stres
bridge, out New Castle avenue, AMI
stopped in front of the splendid nsj
dence of +. N. Morley, of the firm !,
Springer, Morley Il Cause, and a sonb.
law Of Mr.. johnson. The bri linn,
manner in which the spacions ma n,o'
was illuminated showed that the yi,
was anticipated and the whole com ran,
was met with a hearty welcomp |,
regular Johnsonitn style by Mr.. ami
Mrs. Morley.
In the company were the members d.
the literary association of the chu rch
and that being the night Of the meetiO,|
of the society choice and spicy pp
gram was rendered. The music w,]
excellent; the interpolated remarks N
Mr. Johnson pointed and hnmorol,l
The Rector, Mr.. Estlin, read an amusp1
sketch of an AmericaBSenatOr's vistt|
Rome. Mr.. Palmer brought down the
house by reading "Sal, says H." and Nj
Hallam read Making old clothes ipo
new At the close of the exercise,
the whole company partook heartily a
ice cream and cakes and the HON,
grown strawberries which have brongh
Mr.. and Mrs. Morley's names into PROM
nence as strawberry growers.
would not be out of place to state tia,
the company were plrased-ihcy were
delighted, and none were more dclightei
than the host and hostess were in con.
tributing to the happiness of all con.
cerned. The balmy country atmosphers
the mellow moonlight, the sbimmerng
river in the distance, were temptations
to not ego home till morning." hma
rigid self denial of pleasure brought
the company back before the we
Sma' hours" set in.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15
Robbery al Sixth an d Spruce

Some unknown persons seem to have
persona! spite against John Cook, whc
keeps meat store at then w corner Of
Sixth and Spruce streets, andnumerous
robbrrir> have hern committed at this
place. Not long since n large sum ol
money was stolen aud last night the
house was ranSacked ami several ham
and shoulders taken.
The other meat in the store WAS taken
down and when examined this morning
smelled as though coal oil had beer
poured upon it, thus rendering it un
fit for use. An entrance was gained It
the house through the trap door ON tht
roof. With the exception of the mea
no other articles of value were missed
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15
MulItciDal Court.

The following minor cases were dis
posed of by Judge Cummins this morn
ing:
Joshua Luton, who was arrested by
officer Vickers yesterday afternoon,
plead guilty to being drunk, and was
fined 50 cents and costs.
John Gallagher, arrested by officer
Tibbett, plead guilty toa similar charge,
ard was fined a like amount.
Andrew Conner was charged by
Chief Hawkins with violating city
ordinance by allowing his teams to
stand on Fourth street, between Market
and King. After hearing the testimony,
Judge Cummins held him in 500 bail &c
answer the charge at the next term OF
the Municipal Court, Monday, july I'd.
Chief Hawkins then preferred a
charge of disorderly conduct against
him, and the Judge imposed fine OF
81 and costs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15

The personal property of the lat" firm
Of II. l.. Tatnall g. Co.. lumber dealers
at the foot Of Market street, was sole
yesterday afternoon by Sheriff Martin
Drake 4 Go. being the auctioneers
The lease Of tn" property to March p
1884, was bought Ivy j. Ernest Smith
ESD, for 81. The goods were sold il
small lots. bidding was spirited, and
fair prices realized
Retrigerators brought from 500 t,
Sl2.5O. Lumber was sold in small lots
Among the purchasers were b. l.uniy
Kent, George Churchman, &. Wesley
Weldin, Peter j. Ford. j. G. Bailey
CranSton Il Newell, j. G. Higgins anc
W. Wilson.
Two horses sold at Sal and $50, an'
Dollr" was sold to William Il
Brinckle for S2Gl. A pair of mules
brought S2i@. Lumber wagons brough,
SS3 $6l, $50, 81. A cart sold fer s.. Il
and IA sleigh sold for $l2.5o. A top buggy
brought SO The office fixtures, tlrni-
tlrr, etc, sold very low, good Hal
safe only bringing $50.
A speculative bidder offered $l4. &c
for the ownership to all that remainrt
"lying around loose" after the previous
purchasers hal carried of their spoils.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15
FOURTH EDITION,
RUGRY COMMENCEMENT.
Successful Competitors for the Va
riOuS Prtxes Awarded 10 the
Scholars.

| The commencement exercises of Rag
Wv Academy were held last evening il
the Grand Opera House before Il large
audience. Dr.. Samuel W. Murphy
Congressman Charles b. Lore, Rev. j
Richards Boyle, Professor j. Jack Sol
Pierce, AMI other teachers of the Ara.
denny, were seated upon the sage. The
program, which was an excellent one,
was well rendered and elected hearty
applause from those present.
rhr music by the Philharmonic or
chrstra WAS excellent, and the military
drill ulr urpassed. The essays were
highly appreciated, and showed that
the scholars had not been idle during
the school term. Dorr f Detendort
was encored and sang IA sele,'tlo" to the
tune Of "lauktc Doodle.
Mr.. Lore presented DR.. Murphy with
gold headed cane in behalf Of the Bry
AMI Literary Society, and also awarded
the gold and silver medals as follows
Senior department, gold medal, Frank
b. Meyers junior department, silver
medal, Leonard Z. Wales, Jr.; primary
department, silver medal, Dorr +.
Diefendorf. DR.. Murphy presented the
following prizes
Mathematics. W. Lewis Duff, Adam
X. Luke; Eiocution (senior depart
ment, j. Dantorth Bush, Frank ID.
Carpenter Elocution Gunior depart
ment), +, Baldwin r. Springer; Elo'
cutiou priuary drpartmenD, Clarke
Churchman's Elmer Jones; Classics,
Albert u, Harris Natural Philosophy,
G. l.. Ward penmanshib (seuior de,
partmen), j. Perkins Groome; Pen.
manship (junior Department., John j.
Graham ; Penmanship (primary de-
partment), 5. Whittier McCaulley Spell
ing, John Oakfnrl Lam bson Compost
ton (senior dcpartmenD, G. l.. Ward,
j, o. Lambson Composition Gunior
departnehD, John 5. Littell Compost
ton (primary dtpartmenD, James H..
Ward Excellence of conduct and dill
gence in st"dies, j. Is. Durham, G. y.
Russell Bates, j. NJ Primrose, j. H.
Mullin, A. H. Buck, r. Miller Rum
ford, j. Avery Draper, j b. Bradford,
Joseph NJ. Baily, Benjamin Is. Smith.
Improvement in studies, Robert p. Rob-
inson, j. Savin Eotltcker, Charles B.
Middleton, Joseph e. File, John Bird,
| William X. Williamson. James A. Bay
ard Kane, Rodgers Wilson, John X.
Kane, Jr,, Albert $. johnson, Fontle
LIE Maistre, and Frank Turner. Pre-.
miums were awarded to Adam X.
Luke and John 5. Littell. who have not
been absent or late for two years ending
june l4th, 1888. Premiums were also
awarded to Frank Is. Myers, j. Perkins
Groome, II. Miller Bailey, Stanley
Touchton j. Bail Pierce and George
W. pierson, who have not been absent
or late during the scholastic y ear ending
June l4th, 1883.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15
John WANAMAkER.

We are not a little compli-
mented by what the people
say of our present assert
ment Of Novelties in Ladies
Dress Goods-Combination
Suitings, Robes and Wrap
Materials. For such fine
goods the prices are wonder
fully reasonable. The En-
broideries are exquisite and
the designs new and not at
all common.
In medium grades of
Dress Goods what a profu-
sion there is, and where can
anyone see SO many.
Third counter from Chestnut street EXTRA nee
right of man aisle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15
AT
John WanamakeI' S,
PHILADELPHIA.
Friday:

Those big show windows
soil lots of goods. They &c,
rumpled,. and dusted,and sun
burnt. and there is no way to
help it that we know Of.
ust now we have a small lot
of Chambray and Sateen
Embroidered Robes that
have been taken out of the
windows, slightly soiled (not
laded) on the outside fold.
We cannot let our customers
take them as exactly perfect,
even it they never discover
anything the matter, SO we
reduce the prices on them to
Five, Six and Seven Dollars,
which is not far from half
acknowledged value. .
Second center from Chestnut street entrance
right of main aisle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15
NJ Office
New Castle County, ). 5.
The state Of Delaware.
SMKNlEF NF NEW CAhILE tNI WY,

To the SHERIFF OF New CASTLE County,.
GREET NG.
WHEREAS, Mary Walls by h"rrett-
ton u the Judges Of Uur >upcrlor L.
Court, filed in the office Of the Pro - )
thUnotarv Of the Siid court. in and for ,hc
County Of New Castle, Tor the cause of com.
plant therein alleged, ha. made application
to our said court tnat decree may be pro
nOunced, dlSsolving the marriag" existing
bet Seen the petitioner and her husband,
Samuel Walls We therefor" command you,
as you have been heretofore rumIuanucd that
you summon Samuel Walls 80 that ne be and
appear BET ore the III, yes Of our said court, at
the next term thereof. TO be held Al " lining
ton, on Monday, the 18th day Of September
petitions. ana also to show cause, if any he
has, why decree Of the SAID 'uurt should not
be made disSplving the marriage existing be.
tween him and the said etitIUurr. according
to the Act Of Assembly In such case made and
provided and also to do and receive what the
said court shall then and there consider con.
corning him in that behalf, a. the court shall
seem meet aud con ,iFtant with the provisions
Of the 'aih Act Of Assembly, And have you
then there this writ.
Witness. the Hon. Joseph I. Eomegys, Esp.
at Wilmington. the Iwenty.thrd day Of May
A. d., Eighteen Hundred amt tghty. three
GRO. \. MAX " ELL.
Issued. June H. ls% prpth0nOtary.
The above IL Il true cops Of ais. summon
No. 81 September term. 1858. Mary Walls
vs.. Samuel Walls. Libel for divorce,
JAMES NARrIN. sheriff.
June IA. 1883 l"lll3td
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15
aell IDONI, Stairs,

AT an early hour this morning Mrs
Thomas, wife Of special officer Charlie
Thomas, heard the canary bird making
a singular Noise down stairs, and think
ing the eat had it. undertook to hurry
down, when she fell and njured herseI
severely. DR.. Wales was summons
and rendered tie proper medical assist
ancc.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15
Robbed OF $500.

On Wednesday afternoon II maj
named John krrShaw, who resides a
No, $50 EAst Eighth street, drew S3al
from II bank III this city, intending t
90 to PhlIadrlphia 20 make some puI
chaSes for his daughter.
In the evening he retired AZ usla
with the money safe in his pockets, ba
when Il" woke up yesterday mornlrt
the money was missing. The thieI 0
thieves gained an entrance to the hou,
through a rear window and were "
IMubt aware that Mr.. KerShaw had thi
money about him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15
Dots.

The Quicksteps play the Merritt S, al
Camden tomorrow.
The Shields Library Associations ex
Cursion yesterday, to Bombay Hook
was an enjoyable affair.
The sloop Frank Bellenger, Of Phila
delphia arrived at Colonel Enoch Moore
Jr,' shipyard yesterday for repairs.
The Shipley street sewer is being ex.
tended from the Institute Building, to
its present terminus, toward Ninth
street.
The Friends first day school will pic
mic at Mt. Cuba tomorrow. The train
leaves Water and Market streets at $. q
a. III.
The sand sloop Mary X. belonging t,
II. l.. Tatnall Il Co.. was sold at sher
ifs sale yesterday to John c. Smith
for So.
The silverware recently reported I'M
claimed in the hands Of special officer
Jones has been identified rs the proper
ty Of the Rev. Father Kelley, of ST.
.Joseph's Catholic church.
Register Riggs yesterday granted let
ters to Margaret D. Weyl, administra
triX Of Charles Weyl, deceased, of vii
mington, and also admitted to probate
and placed Cd record the will Of Eliza
Banner, deceased, of Wilmington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15
The Check .r ChampiO sh IN.

The fourth day play between NJ. C.,
Priest ah,. George Dick for the checker
championship of America was as varied
yesterday @s that Of the day previous.
The openings were, respectively
An Cnc. fed, Paisley, Laird and
Lady, Su er, Dorh!e Corner, Irregular,
Oid Fourteenth, Bristol ADD Laird and
Lady. Prirst won the tltuand seventh
gaines, wL!ie Iii WI, the victor in the
Seruud. The others were drawn. Prizes,
has nov won nine lanes, Dick fOur,and
seventeen have Ur.u drawn. The match
will be continued to-day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15
GONE to Spend the summer.

Yesterday afternoon Miss Louisa
krautt"r, residing with her patent, At
No. 606 West Front treet, started for
Parkersburg, West Nir-inia, where Sh"
intends spending tn" summer, in til"
hope Of heneh''ing her h"aIth which
has become seriously impaired Par
kersburg : Miss Krauttrr> uativr
p'nc,, anI where her childhood days
were II Is-,,u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15

Since 1868 the sun ana moon in their c0ur
sea have not been more accurate to the calru
lation than the Grand Monthly Drawings OF
the Louisiana State Lottery. which have oc-
Cured on he second TUESDAY Of each month
at noon in New Orleans. The next the lhsth }
take lace on the tenth day Of July when
1895. 500 will be distributed by Genls Il. L.
Beauregard of La, and Jubal A. Ear,y of
Va. Any information can he had on appli
cation to M A. Dauphiu. New Orleans, La
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15
The Excursion Of the Season.

The Union NJ. T.. Sunday School ex-
cursion next Thursday to Chestnut
Grove, on the Thomas Clyde, promises
excursions need no recommendations.
Tickets only 80 cents. Come and go
along.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15

This is the latest on White
Goods: White Embroidery
on turkey red and blue chintz;
blue embroidery on red and
red on blue; red on red is
wonderfully pretty; blue on
blue is also new. We have
plenty of red and blue on
white, not quite SO new, but
thought desirable.
Tarlatans in many colors
at loc., I2c., ID and NC. per
yard.
White Tarlatans loc. to
75c. a yard.
Persian Lawns at I5c. in
navy blue and black, 81
inches wide.
White French Null, oS
inches wide, 45c. to SLIP
per yard.
Pink, Blue and Cream
Mulls, O5c. to 9Oc,, and a few
Colored Figured Mulls.
The SO inch White and
Cream Null that WIS 75c. is
now soc. a yard.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15
Don't Forget

To attend the public sale Of horses, car
riageS, harness, etc, on Saturday morn
ing, June 10Th, ut 10 O'Clock, at the
Wilmington carriage bazaar, lo7 and
100 West Tenth street \ number of
good horses will be offered, among
them is IA handsome pair OF blacks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15
The Place for Good soda Water,

CoIquhoun, at Sixteenth and DUPONT
streets, opposite til" Middle Depot, I'M
doubtcdIy keeps the best soda water in
the city. Promeniders and others who
60 ont and come in the avenue should
drop in and see if what is said is not
'Tur
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15

Liebig Co.'S Coca Beet Tonic rapidly
restores lost vitality whether from in
discretion or excess. Quickly stops cX
hausting losses. Also cures dyspepsia,
biliousness, malaria, morning sickness,
sick headaches.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15

for coughs and colds {" cannot very
well do without them. Their" is nothing
to BE compared with them key. .
Watkins, Walton, Ind. Prize" % cents
a bcX.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15
We VAIL

The Uuu .r 20 know hat they can bay
u neA OF -'rynd hand carriage, wagon,
drarh"r' : cart. Also new and see.
"ri have Laruess, al private Sale,a' he
WilnIl- '"r Bazaar, lO1 and ~" West
Irr,t!. SPA. We sci. good goods for
1T tc u,'-y. Public sales every >aDur-
day noon ) , Il; 10 O'Clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15

Ex-Enited States Senator Case rly
died ut San Francico yesterday aged 81
years Casserley's term in the Senate
expired six years ago. lie wa, said to
be the most polished speaker and flush
ed elocltionst in the Senate
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-15
SAle Ol Cows.

Frank G. Sridham, auctioncer, will
SCI. Il lot Of very superior cows at Lin
wood, Del. Co., Pa, Tomorrow after
noon All of our citizens who wish to
purchase can reach tn" place by taking
the l2.i5 train. For particulars see
adv.