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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09
THIRD EDITION.


Mr. Samuel N. Trump, President OF
the Wilmington Electric Light Com
pany, has been with the Company for
a number OF years. lie took hold OF
Its affairs whea it was q weak and
losing concern on East Third street.
then under o. X. Purdy's MANAGE
ment, and by hls giving nearly II not
all of hts time TO The company's affairs.
helped to place IL on paying basis,
holding stock in tile company,
which by the way, caused him to take
such IN interest In Its affairs. He was
soon after elected director, and from
that was made President which oillce
he has now held for some ten years OIL
more.
From d very insignificant business.
and a small plant it grew to such an eS-
tent that the company ordered an Issue
of $l00, 900 worth OF bonds to pay for
tie needed improvements. Mr.. Trump
has paying business in the Trump
Machine Company located In the
western part of tho city, which has
grown wonderfully since its inception
into our city. and he neglected his
lucrative business to devote nearly'all
his time to the electric light business,
Until tho present enlargement OF the
plant, the resources of the company
were taxed to Its uttermost.
Since the improvements have beer
made the plant has been nearly dou
bled In Its capacity, and 1t Is contend
ed that the management will compare
favorable with that of any other plant
OF the same style In any city. Mr.
REGINALD Trump, the manager and
electrician, although young man,
had considerably experience with the
Edison Company In New York before
he accepted his present position.
He is considered competent md
efficient electrician ana looks after
the interests Of tho company. His ser
wees are called upon often both night
and day, and he has to be ready to re.
spond at u moments warming. The
plant Is now II paying one, and has
been paying n SIX per cent dividend
on It's stock, which is selling In the
market from $40 to si2 per share.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

1t Is time that the city authorities
had taken come action to rid our
streets of the danger of mad dogs.
There are persons whose dogs have
been reported 20 them as having been
bitten by rabld dogs who nay no at
tention to tho matter at all. Dogs
arc known to have been bitten over a
week ago by the mad dog that made
its appearance over Third street
bridge, and running ut large on the
street day and night.
Dogs that were seen and known to
be bitten by the rabid dog Capt. Ker.
sey shot at ARE at large on the streets.
The city authorities ought to enact
stringent measures against these dogs
known to have been bitten, and allow
no dog to run OF large on our streets
without being muzzled. Dogs found
ON the streets not muzzled should be
killed. The hundreds OF school chill
dren on our streets need tho protec.
tion due them. Already two persons
have been bitten by rabid dogs within
n few days In our city.
There ure dozens of dogs unregis-
tered In Wilmington to-day, whose
owners are willfuily evadIng the law
and lodging tho dog catcher as he
makes the rounds oil The city III the
discharge of his duty. We ash for pro-
lection in the name OF our child en-
and the love we have for humanity.
Let Council help us out OF this peril
By Immediately giving us measures OF
law to protect our streets from dogs.
We belive they ought and Will do its
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09
IInta.


Cupping & iecohing, Parker.5Os Madison.
american Laundry, Coz West front ii
tupringnnd laochins, l43 T.. Second st
Oysters at Carpenters 95 Madison st.
Wilmington has an electric bath and
gives massage treatment.
Don't miss Union Park Bands con.
cert tomorrow.
Cummings. the photographer. 500
Market street.
If you want iirst.class dyeing and
securing done. 20 to 2lO King.
The Pussy and Jones Company, ow-
Ing to scarcity oil work, VIII lay of
Il number OF hands tonight.
While we are not 80 busy we cnn do
your heater work cheaper. Frank A.
Mitchell TO- ". 18th st.
You will find II worth n trial to
smoke Pine Needle Mixture for ca
tarrh, asthma and sore throat.
Presiding Elder Barrett, will preach
al New Castle tO-InorI ow morning AMI
at Union in this city at night.
Dr. SImms' Vegetable Liver Pills al
ways sure cure for headache, liver and
kidney complaints. 6O6 King street.
Pairolman Payne this morning shot
a dog belonging to A. Long, which
was bitten by rabid animal last
week.
Miss Gertrude Richardson. at No.
800 Washington street, was given a
surprise patty by her numerous young
friends last evening.
Mr.. Vim. b. Coln at No. 402 Mark ct
street. dealer in gents furnishing
"a a a
hands of Sheriff Gould.
Professor j. b. Ritchie has returned
home from Rehohoth. where h. Inns
been during the summer lie will re-
sumo his teaching neXt week.
The receipts of the late Chester Coun.
ty Fair, werc 81 $40 - while the eX.
pensrs Including interest footed up
-. iO2 so leaving a deficit OF sI32.O5.
John cochran, q driver for the VII.
minglon Transfer Co. was taken TO
the Homeopathic Hospital yesterday
suffering with typhoid fever.
, Mis-. Ihos S. Hamilton received a
postal day or two age from her son
and daughter Kate and Frank, stating
that they had arrived ut Chicago all
right ana found plenty TO see,
Il. +. sheppard, Joseph Pyle, Joseph
Thompson left last night for Dcs
Moin6s, Ia, where tho Great Council
Of tho United States, Improved o. II.
NJ, will meet.
) John W Simonson. the veteran let
tor carrier Of this city. Will celebrate
. the twenty fifth anniversary of his
Wedding at his home. No. 7l2 Pine
) street. on Monday, September Is. lie
. has invited the employees OF the post
a ofiire to DO present and lie expects
relatives and friends from Maine,
+ Michigan and Boston.
: A party OF WilminGtonlans, consist
9 ing of Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick. thi
). Misses SalIie and Eleanor Gibbons
8 Miss Rose Mcdowell ard Miss Mani,
n McCaflerty accompanied by Wi!lIau
Q Gibbons. left this city yesterday morn
a ing for n ton days trip TO Chicago am
IS tie Worlds Fair. They will return b.
way Of Niagara Falls.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

ed; the painful oppression or choking
sensation experienced II | happened to
turn on my left slds whllo sleeping.
has disappeared. 1t has cured or
checked my rheumatism. and eau
walk and move about without difficult
ty. / really enjoy my food, n condi-
ton OF affairs unknown to mo for
years.
when first admitted to tho Leaven.
worth Branch In 1889 had no hopes OF
seeing the grass grow or the llowers
bloom again, but | used five bottles of
Paine's celery compound and received
more benefit than had ever expected.
II know that 1t IL the remedy for
chronic rheumatism, lumbago, indi-
gestion. and especially valuable in nor.
vous diseases, and In that indescrlb.
able jumping and humping OF the
heart which makes follow believe his
time has come.
Il would gay to my comrades who
are suffering from diseases contracted
In the Tine OF duty, that Paine's celery
compound is the light medicine for
them; 1t will relieve. perhaps cure them
II not too Tar gone. 1t is worthy OF II
fair trial.
Thy 1t In your families. Your chill
dren born since the war have inherited
nervous Diseases IRON you, which
were contracted In the smoking battle
and the exhaustiDg marches, which, II
forgotten In tho lapse of years, leave
their traces In the system, and are a
plague TO the comfort and ease of old
aga. IL Is your plain duty to ellmi-
nate this faint from their system.
The tremendous strain and waste
OF nervous force that u soldier expert
al
against him on the approach OF old
age. 1t must be guarded against; the
system must DC fortified and strength
ened by come potent remedy. Many
OF us unhappily resort to stlmulants
1t 10 much better and wiser to take
Paine's celery compound. which builds
up tho body tones the nerves, and
puriiies the blood.
II what Is written hero Is tedious
and prosy, 1t is written for u good pur.
pose, anu from the depths OF thank
full heart, striving to find adequate ex-
preston"
says Comrade ]. J. Miller OF the
same home:
'Paine's celery compound Is the
only medicine that ever did me any
good, and / can cheerfuliy recommend
1t to any one suffering from kidney
or bladder trouble"
j. A. Crowser. Co. A, Cd Va. Cavalry,
also of tho home OF Dayton, has used
six bottles of Paine's celery compound
and highly recommends II for indlges-
ton aud heart trouble
Paine's celery compound has made
many veterans well at Dayton.
Comrade Edward SchoLt, late first
sergeant. Co. G, 32d Indiana, writes
from Dayton:
81 have been suffering from chronic
back ache for over five years, that Is 10
say, since | became member of the
Home. tried different rom edies to
get rid OF 1t, but without success. ]
was RECOMMENDED by a memUer of the
Home to try Paines celery compound;
| tried bottle in regular doses before
meals. and found my system was un,
derG ding change Tor the better. A
eomtade has provided me with q SEQ.
ond bottle"
Paine's celery compound never fails
to give relief tn the sick. 1t makes
people well
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09
Sometimes Pay, Sometimes Don't.


A lady was cOnversing with us this
morning in regard to tie irrCguiarity
Of charges upon the Wilmington City
Railroad. She rides considerably aud
takes her little boy with her, who she
carries in her arms, being about Two
years Of age. Sometimes she is com.
PEELED to pay, at other times 10 fare Is
demnnded. Now. she would like to
know exactly the age that Is cOpsid.
cred paving one upon said road.
The company ls making money. ard
certainly should be little leDient in
this matter. Anyway, thcy should III
struct their conductors all alike and
havo rnle which would satisfy pcU-
pie Just how they are 10 be treated
when they get ON "a Cur with children.
The writer has seen money refunded
when lady would protest, but ladies,
AS rule, do not desire o make scene
for paltry five cents, 1hey want
only to be treated exactly alike In all
cases. kiN" STREET,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

The car department of tho Harlan
& iiolliHg3worth Company Will start
on full timo Monday morning. The
Company has secured nurnber of
large contracts for cars and the three
hundred worliinen viii be kept In en-
ployment for some time.
Tho workmcn in the boiler depart
ment will alsn begin on full time on
Monday. Tho company has secured
tho contract o build SIX large boilers
FOR the Paramount water works. in
Philadelphia which Will keep tho
hands busy f0r some weeks.
There Is stll little being done In the
boat yard. Orders are fast being filled.
and when they are the present force
will be reduced.
In tho boat ynrd there nra q few men
at work repairing several tugs and the
large ocean tug boat American.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09
ADDRESSED TO VETERANS,
Comrade C. R. Louch's Words Should Be
Read by Every Citizen
soLDIEEs' Il NJ AT D. y.oN,

1NDrANAPoLIs Sept. s.-The annual
encampmont OF the Grand Army OF
the Republic that closes today. has
a5een singuiarly interesting and In.
structiye.
But II one thing more than another
has been talked of among the COM
rades who have met here after long
separations, 1t lie the appearance of
health and strength OF many OF the
boys who still carry the marks OF
wounds received in tho service. .-..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

This you may easily be II you fall to
remedy the indigestion and non-asslmila-
ton of the food which are the attendants
and origins tors OF nervousness that over
present nilment which no narcotic, min
eral sedative or nervine can ever do more
than temporarily relieve. or course
these remedies have no erect upon the
organs of digestion and assimilation. ex-
cept TO disorder aud enfeeble them, thus
nRgrayating the original diihculty.
Among the most alarming and dangerous
symptoms OF chronic nervousness is In
tomnia, which is tho professional term
for lnabil ty TO sleep. here this exists.
there is always II tendency TO mental
overthrow, paTesis and eventual insanity.
Begin at the fountain head OF all this
difficulty with Hostctter's stomach Hit-
tiers and avert evil consequences. No
sooner docs the stomach resume its tone
and the system gain in yigor through the
aid of this benign tonic. than sleep re-
Turns and The nerves grow tranquil.
Chnls and Fever, lhcumAils IAN. biliousness
and constipation yield to the Bitters.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

The following transfers of re al es-
tate we're recorded al the Engineering
and surveying Department this
morning.
Emma Mahler to Laura Kriner,
property situated on Conrad street
near Harrison.
Emma Mailer and Laura kreiner to
Emma Mailer, property on Frank lin
street near Front.
Emma Mahler and LAURA Kreiner to
Emma Mailer, lot on the southeast
corner OF Gllptn and Grant avenues.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

While two.horse team OF W. NJ.
Winston was passing up ninth street
titl7 morning ono OF the rear wheels
came on. and without memente
warning the hind part Of the wagon
WIS dragging upon the ground, For
tuuatoiy the horses wore quiet ones
and 80 do not lIara to chronicle an nc.
rltlGnt. 1t took tho utttel Efforts OF
ttrce men to put the wagon in coEdi.
ton TO return 10 HE Stable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

A crowd collected at the renr Of tho
Farmers Mutual Insurance Company
and were Interested n watching the
efforts OF some of tho employees OF the
Gawtmup Plumbing 60. in raising
large boiler from tho basement.
HEY first erected a portable derrick
and with an endless cLain c0milEG-
ton pulley IL was only tho work Of
time before tho high boiler was safe
out upon the ground. As fall APP
uroachcs 1t bohaOVus people to get
ready for the coming winter which Is
phopht sled will DO Il rather severe
one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09


Spider aud Fly" M. b. Leavitts Spec.
tacular pantomIme WAS given a first
class presentation at the Grand Opera
House last evening, by his excellent
company of artists. The costumes
and scenery wero truly magnificent,
aud the audience present were highly
pleased with the whole performance,
as II was given without a hitch, each
and every artist esshying the rolu as
signed with tact and versatility, 1t Is
sure to meet with success.
Gus ilili's Novelty Company Will 10
the attraction at the Grand Opera
House this evening" presenting high
class speclaltics MS the drawing card.
The company is fiist.class one and
deserving of success.
Primrose and Wast's Minstrels will
make their annual appearance in tlits
city, at tho Grand Opera House on
Monday evening, when they will IRE,
sent performance of unusual excel
lcnce. The engagement is sure 10
meet with the same success as for
merly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

Mr. Frank McSorley. who has held
. Government position at Wash !ngton.
ID. O., for some tune past, has about
concluded to retgrH to Wilmington in
the fall and resila with hls family,
which he neyer removed but Who
have resided here. Frank says he has
an olier OF good position in our city
and would rather live here thnn al the
capital, which shows his good sense.
Frank Is u frat class printer ana il
never out OF n position
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

Charles W. Scott respectable
young colored man. by means of an
alibi escaped answering a charge of
larceny before tho higher court this
morning. scott was charged with the
larceny of so gold watch from John
Il Hill, when was stolen last Satur.
day night willie ho was sleeping ut
Eleventh ana L Inc streets. Scott stat
ed that he had bought the watch for
-, ard as lbs proved nm allbl concern.
ing his whereabouts that night, lie was
tIamiZ sA1
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

DR.. Elliott. who visited the mineral
spring on tho Philadelphia pike on
Wednesday, forwarded to New York
three large dsiniiohns OF water. lie
has one patient who hated the sight of
food that is using tho water, and now
his family can scarcely got him enough
to eat. Or. Elliott says after dry
summer like tho present one the peo-
Pile should avoid pump and hydrant
water as fur as possible md use the
water from this spring If they wish to
avoid typhoid fever and other dis
eases.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09
IInNp m NnEiced

The new styles OF chlldren's shoes wa
aro placing in stock Tor the falg trale?
We have Il fine limo for misses aud
children, in all graies and at prices not
easy TO match for suallncss. quality
considered. We have a good line OF
shoes for men and boys in light. heavy
and medium weights to suit all needs.
Give us call II you need anything in
our line. Forman's, 10 East Fourth
street, between Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

Mud4. Pa, Sept SIT looks rs II
tie rclgn oil fire bugs. which was so
disastrous In this vi ,lntty dur NJ tho
earl, summer, was to lie renewed. A
man was =eeIl driving away hurTiediy
IRON tile Black Horse barn this even.
ing and In few minutes the stable
was u flames Il was bHrned. together
with all tbs years crops, The hotel
was saved with great difficulty.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

A special trip to "Grcat britain anu
Ireland has been arranged for all
classes by the management OF the An
diturium to start on Thursday even
ing, Sept 18th. This trip has been cs-
pecially arranged for the benefit oil
those pnrsons who have not hereto
fore been able to take this trip on ac-
count OF the great expense attached
to such a voyage. The new CunHrd
steamer 'Campania' the largest and
most CapaCtous steamer ailonl Will
leave tho Auditorium stage prompt.
ly ut Sis O'Clock rain ur shine. and
should the weather bs rough, Lemons,
etc, will he furnished all those who
are likely to lie scasGk.
The accommodations are iirst-class.
tLe..comfOrb and convenience OF all
having been.carerully iuoked after. Mr..
Chas. II. Adams, iii great traveller
nnd lecturer Will have the party in
charge Further information as to
| sratimg, etc, will he cheeriully fur
nished at Buffers, ago Market street.
where tickets can he purchased.
Prof. Isaac Sharplcss, President
| llnvertord College, says of the trip!
The Illustrated ,IoHrney, Great
| Britain and Ireland WIS listened to
1 with much interest and pleasure 10y
students. faculty and those in our
nesghborhDod who attended our
course / should be glad TO commend
1t TO the attention OF lecture boards.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

The Court OF General Sessions will
commence here on September Is.
There are now nearly l0o on tile list
two OF which are capital offenses which
will come before tho Oyer and Termt.
ner Court. George White will be tried
for felonous assault on Carrie LENT
Icy and Gcvenoso ltinnldo will be
tried for assaulting l2-year-old
Italian girl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

Centennial If LAYING Garner Stone of
The National EnniI nl.

For the Ionel.t OF all Ito sii'!ng to at
tend the celebration OF this event the
Il. Il q. X R.Niil soil exc tslon tickets
to Washington for all trains Settem-
Der lGth. Eta and 18th, good returning
until September 2ist, at rate of Sa.3t
from Wilmington. Trains leave Il. K
u. depot 40 SAT, II. Id, %. 81, Csc,
sly and .. 10 p. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

Miss Title Hoffman OF near Second
aHh holman streets, was fearfuily ill.,
inred by triug knocked down and run
rynr bY /. Naughilder, who was
riding bicycle last evening Miss
IIoiiUuu iust stepped out OF her houe
directly in front Of the whcolman HE
maah.ne ran over her loft limb, badly
spralniHg It
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

The term Of Magistrate Frank l..
Smith will shortly expire and cand-
dates are already after the office.
Edmund u. Frazer is making a fight
for the place, but it's said that Flee.
ticn Commissioner thomas L. DUu4
is slated for tho piece.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

We nre pleased to state that Mrs. L.
L. Appleby, OF 9l4 Poplar street, has
received word fl DIN her family at Mill
Vile, n. j., that her father MIR. Asbury
Chester, Mayor OF that town, who has
been seriously i'll, ia now upon the
mend. and they think the crisis is
pissed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

Some now frees on the street Of Young
people Uf both =eNea who have arrived
TO attend LuiGey commercial and
Shorthand College, Many Others vii!
arrive In the weeks to follow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

annie Burhner. colcrc,l was this
morning held under s9rO bail Tor
count Oh charge OF the larceny OF Il
gold pin, the property OF George W.
Stone. Annie was employed - Stone,
hit recently left Among tho articles
missing WIS the pin and this De, &C.
ttgos Mctey ana Nitsll found in her
home. She did not deny the charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

A baud Of fifty pieces will particl
pate ln III" concert ut Union Park to.
afternoon. The following Is
the programme:
Int rlude. star Spanglcl Banner"
Overture. 'MuritAnn .......... Wallace
Svlv cttou, Temple Gems -.....-..S autcy
Fantasia. "i'lctIy L.ttle Butterfly"
Casey
Tuba solo. .IiclHeluh' ........... albert
Mr., Eati Albert.
sci elton, Wang ...,......l..#.-....-.M Morse
Wal III concer., "lIains de Baden
Eousquc {
Marcel, Sc eond Conn. Eeg't Euctlurit
OVr rturc, Poet Hhd Pc SAINT IS uppr
Duet Tor corncts Alliance. a-po. Ia.
tpgswull
Mr.. NJ RulhrauH, Mr.. W. u. Wall-.
folonaise "liuyn DrCuceg ...-- swift
Medley overture, Hack Brig de Roger
sire tRdr. Plea ann Dreams .....s +, ttUc
Nalup. .,-s,.'.'. ....ra- .,..r-=.,.. FINALE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

Tomorrow promises to bc fair and
partly cloudy followed by fain on tho
Atlantic coast. Simil0r conditions Will
probably prevail on Monday. with but
littlo change Of temperature.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

SASDERS-ln this city. on Sept. g, 1893.
John y. sanders, aged ~ year.
Relatives and friends arc invited to at
tend tuucrtl servic sHt the residence of
his son, 70. III West Ninth street. on
Monday TT > p. III. lntGrment private at
Wilmington and Brandy wine ccm,tPry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

DR.. slmms' Cholera syrup prevents
Cholera sure and certain. by curing the
diarrhna, thlt precedes. SO use 1t and
keep away the dIurrhna. 80 cents.
Depot, COG King s,rcot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

Cards are out announcing the
coming wedding of Miss Bessie Pear
son Davis to Lewis Eheynsy Fritz.
Tho ceremony Will 10 performed at
tho home Of Mr.. ana Mrs Evan c.
Davis, No. 1917 Clayton street, Wed.
nesday evening September 20.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

Tho l'uion cottage rlaver Meeting
will DO held at Brother Kinks, 40.
lll9 West front street, coinueUefuga at
2 - p. IN To be- led by Brother Short.
The public arc invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

Go to Dir. J. IL. smrns ( Son. COG
King street. now, Tor llr. Silans' H..
nous White PufnonlG BgisHm, tho
lung cure. 6)j Ming street. Elegant
medicine depot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

Mr. John S. Nureland with Mr.. Rob-
ert Faust and others, arc going down
to the cannl on Monday, to wrestls
with the ilnny tribe. We wish them
success and wish we were with them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-09

St Pfter- \. I. Chuf5h. 2nl and Union
streets, ROY. Il. "a, fOltss pastor. prrat Ia
ing w.. = n IN. sunday srnpol 81 p. ia.
lrrHrhiag 80 p. IN, Louri M citing ON
Monday evening Class Wednesday even.
iug,