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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-12
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CnoPE-At roit. Mich. Oct. o. 1891.
waller Albert Chope, Delos oil son nf
Mr. aud Mrs.. Ellwood II. Hancu. Fun.
eral services Friday. oct. l.. al = o CLOCK
n the stterloon from the residence OF
his parents. No. 80 boulevard east. hui
iai private.
Fltlr>CH-At Brandywine Springs, on
the 10th inst, Mrs. sophia 4. Frltseh
IN the 6sth year of her age.
ihlerneht at llmlngton and Brandy.
wine Gene cry Friday, October II. al
EDO O'Clock Relatives and friend,
are invited 20 meet the funeral at tho
ice neiery. Funer Il private. Leave the
mouse AZ l.p y. IN.
NEWTON On October 9th. Thomas New
ton, age ~ years.
! helarlycs aud friends Of tho family are
Irespecs fuliy invited to attend the funeral
Fran his lato residence, No "a East
| fwenty-SecOUd sire t. on Saturday III
X clio X. lhterncnt NJ Rlverview Gem
ieiery
w ATSON-ln this city on the 10th Inst ,
MapK o M,dnugnter OF James and Mag
/ gle watson. agei II years
Relatives 81 fricmCs are respeCtfull,
Invited to attend the funeral from ihI
icsi ienee OF her parents. Thitietl ant
MARIE streets, ON saturday, the j n
INST, at 2p. III. lntorment ut Eivers .eu
cemetery.
TAi LoR-Suldehly on the 18th instan
| John I. Iay'or, IN the Tsd year Of hi.
| age.
Relatives aud friends of the family are
invited to attend hi, funeral. on Monday
oc'oher 18th. at O'Clock. Services al
eioIsc. ..-. ...... -..-..
PYLE -ln tn IS ely on the nth instant,
Jane Pyle, aged 81 years ..'
Relatives a 10 friends are invited to al
tend her funeral from the rcsiden co OF
nor brother. Harlan lyle. No. ais Marke
street, on sunday, the i4th instant, at !
p. IN. lntrrment a. Wilmington aud
Brandywinc cemetery.
MITCliEl.l4--Dn oct lath. Adclinc. wild
ow oil PassmorJ II. Mitchell, aged CS
years.
: Relatives and friends arc invitei Co at
tend the funeral from her late residence
1904 West hth street. on Sunday afternoon
At O'Clock. nterAcnt ut Wilmington
and BIanLywina cemetery,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-12


Mrs. Mollls J. Valentine. wife OF
Engle Valentine. of No $50 Jefferson
street. 10 | down stalIs at her nus.
oand's homo early yesterday morning.
breaking her back In one place and
Iract,itlng tho bone In another IleI
condition is now critical.
Mrs. Valentine Is AZ years OF age,
For many years she has neen subleci
o faintlng spells and II was while SUI
lrering from ono OF those attacks tuat
she rere we'd the injuries which will In
ali probability resul: In her death. She
arose at 8 o'clock and was about to 20
Town stairs to prepare breakfast, and
While passing from the bath room To
n middle room was stricken. The
stairway lie between the rooms and
Incadtong down 1t the woman fell
turning a complete sotnersault aud
iligntlng full length on tho floor 10.
low.
Before sho reIl she had n 1t 10 con
SCHOLARSHIPS. and when descending the
istalrs screamed. awakening her hu :
band aud neighDosS. When they
Preached her ellie wat UNCONSCIOUS
Lator she revived and compiltned of
severe pains in her back Dr. j. Pau
Lukens was called Into attendance,
and II only required few minutes to
a. ccrta n the extent of the injury. The
bone about middle way was broken
and few inches below was badly
lie Immediately consulted DR.. Van
Dyke of Philadelphia and that pnysl.
cian arrived hero early IN tho evening.
II was Mt first thought that an opera
tlon wnulu have to ue performed, but
owing TO the serious condition of tho
patient IL Was deemed advisable not
to do So, She was then made as com.
tori able Hs uoasibley
Ihis morning II reporter visited th o
home and talked with Mrs Valentine.
She said she remembered nothing after
ieavlng The bath room Hor mind
seemed perfectly clear anG she SO med
to be suffering but little. Attendants
said sho had passed a restless night.
Either is administered frequently. She
had not eaten anything since the In
luries were received.
Or. Lukens considers her condition
critically at TINS time Ii there ID any
change no will again summon DR. Van
Dyke. II Drain trouble sets in death vii
follow.
Mrs. Valentine has one son, Loon
who Is IN the emp oy OF the L. W. Il. d.
Rallrold Company
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-12

Theatre.0ocrs will recognize the above
portraits as those OF young actress. OF
whom the world already knows much.
and is destined to know more. The lady,
Miss Ellen Vockey, was born In Bait
more. graduated In music from the Pea.
body Institute Of TINT city. and finished
her musical education at Leipsic In Ger.
many Even In childhood she gave evi
dence OF possessing the dramatic instinct
Her earliest professional appearances
were on the Garman stage. as MARY
Stuart and jane Eyre" in this country
"a Juliet, 'Parthena," and Lady
Teazle. with marked success AS q
dramatic reader she has won high nraise
having given selections from Schiller and
&C. lie before the German Court. During
tile Worlds Fair in Chicago, shs create a
eensation in performance in the Woman's
Building and also at the Calumet Thea
tire. Since then she has repeated her sue
cess In New York and elsewhere. In
Washington, where she rasidee, Miss
Nockey Is great tavorlte. being as chnrl.
tahlo as she is talented. We gladly MAKE
room for tho following lett.r, showing
"a dramatic direction:
269 w. 22d ST., New York.
THE PRE-DIGEsrED FooD Co., 30 Reade st,
! New York.
I Gentlemen:-I beg leave TO inform you
that | have used your Pask ola, and lind II
an excellent thing as flesh md strength
producer: heard OF II through friend,
md also from my brother, who is n paInt.
err Both recommended me to try It, and
| did so. As my work is hard and exhaust.
ing. i often felt faint after performance.
llndesd half the time | hal no appetite.
but since began ihs use Of Paskoia
have lovely appetite. and have gained
, flesh. II Is an excellent starchy food, and
the stomach absorbs 1t easily, can only
speak OF II In tho highest terms and shnil
continue its use during the hot weather.
] recommend 1t to tho profession for use
both before and after a performance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-12

In answer to the Evening journal OF
Thursday Oct. IL which snys, Tho NJ
son the walker called at tho Cha on
House for free lunch after reaching
here from Baltimore. Ia one of the
graIIest mistakes that he or they
ever made. They may thank their
stars to know that the pedestrian is e
bird OF another color as he wants
meals not lunches. Barrooms keep
lunches. When he goes to hotels
THOMPSON did call ut the Clayton
House and met big robust man,
though no better In wisdom and gen.
erosity than the pedestrian himself.
fhunps says where wisdom Ia bliss
II Ia folly to be wise. II the public
would believe what Thompson says, al
a hard travelling man that he was NICE
" and kindly taken In by Stansbury
Murray. l04 Il st Front street as a
stranger, which said stranger had in
return, Murray's Hotel jammec with
tho most Civilized aud naturallzsd PEG
pie as he has been In all his travels OF
20 long years. The pedestrian Ia no
doubt very learned smart and also
a shrnwd man. Thompson givss box
ing exhibitions on his travels, plays
n,ano. clog dances. reels and igs.
Hs says also that he can build plano
and organ,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-12
John r. rayIar Dies suddenly.

John r. Taylor died very suddenly
ct his home. No. 302 King street, last
eyening. Mr., Taylor was a carpenter
by trade and late in the afternoon was
engaged in repairing the exterior OF
the building al No, $40 French street.
when he was stricken with paralysis OF
the heart and fell from the ladder Oh
which he was standing He was UNI
conscious when Dr.. Samuel G Ebert.
Who was near by at the time made
IN examination and he ordered the
patients immediate removal 10 his
home and Or. john W. Crumbaugn
SUN III oned.
Tho physician did everything posi-
bic 10 cave lie hut he could donoihlns
sxcept to relieve the patient tempora
ii y. The deceased was - years of age
aud was born IN New Castle County
BE leaves u widow and four children
Wilmer O.. George A.. Sallie A., and
qillia II. He was an active member oil
Eden Lodge. l. o. . L. aud thnt lodge
will attend the. fu or i In q body Mon
day afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-12
Store PACKED
With BUYERS

Why its a short story, buy,
ers have found rhe place tc
buy proper clothing at low
prlces.-popular prices, low,
er in most instances than
wholesale prices.
Yes, proper clothing
proper cloth, proper trimming,
proper sewing,proper fitting,
proper style, and best of all
proper prices.
We believe the people are
on the lookout for the real,
ly good things at lowest
prices.
Don't be surprised at our
S. and So Mems suits.
You ought to see the as.
sortment ut $40 aud ST..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-12
We OUGHT SELL,

Every man in the city who
has been in the habit of pay.
ing $40 and $25 for an Over
coat
Ore of our TWELVE
DOLLAR OVERCOATS.
He'd wonder why he had
not thought of us before.
The fact is our $12 Over.
coats are equal in every re-
spect, cloth, style and work
manship, to the usual high.
er kinds.
Gut Al 46 ard 50 inches
long. .-.
Blacks and Blues, .
Double and Single
breasted,
Atwood Black and Blue
Mems Overcoats,
Double and single. breast.
ed
For 81.
Others for SIS, 81, So, 50,
Sl4, s. and $l8. -
A whole room filled with
Overcoats.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-12
FIFTH EDITION.


MrDDLErowN. Oct. IL, 1S9i-That the
local Democratic lenders are badly
scared over tho most doubtful outlook
lof success to them in the coming eiec.
zion Is plainly Visible AID eau always
DO seen nowadays. Yesterday the
DAILY REPUBLICAN representative
caught one Of the leading democrats
here In the very act OF hugging and
begging colored man to vote the de.
lmocratic ticket by oil means but the
man had more sense than the member
OF tho strictiy white mems party and
Istoutly refused to vote for his party
yet tho Democrats arc yelling Niger
at Republicans.
"Inree cnssrs for England" that
would have been Just what all the
democrats should have cried at their
Ratification meeting held In the Opera
House here last night. Candidates
Tunnel and Bancroft were present,
land the principal epeakers were Sena.
tor George Gray and Hon. John Bigge.
land both speakers seemed to talk con.
ltlnually 10 favor of England, and that
caused one of the Democrats present
ito ask at the close OF the meeting; rs
this an English meeting? II go. why on
earth didn't they advertise SO before
,handP
But a small crowd listened Co the
Speakers, who are generally though
to have pleaded In vain. Mr. Gray hac
nothing to say about his promises OF
Itl % wheat In 1892.
W. 5. ililles will address q Republl-
can meeting Tonight
The condition OF Miss Susan Rey.
lnolds, who was taken suddenly Ill on
Monday, was but little changed this
IN orning, and she is still quite sick.
Niles Reynolds Is sister OF Mr.. John
A. Reynolds and has been an invalid
FOR number of years.
There Is rejoicing In the home OF
Mr.. Nathaniel Rntledge, Of Townsend.
In May last Mr.. Ratedge's fourteen
iyear.old son. John. left home one
Sunday morning In company with
three companions from the same
town, and letter received from him
in New Mexico few days ago Ia the
fret word which his parents have
heard from him since the day he die.
appeared. The three other wanderers
returned to Townsend after a short
Iabsence but young Ratledgs contin-
lued on his journey, wandering abou,
from place to place, eventually cross
ling the plains and mountalns OF the
Vest, and bringing up In California.
three thousand miles from the roof
under which he had found shelter and
comfort during the fourteen years OF
Ihis life.
Tho dlazier farm near McDonough,
has been purchased by Mr.. II. A. Pool
for 90. 500 cash. The property contains
I2i0 acres.
We are sorry 10 hear OF the illness o.
Miss BERTHE Jones, of Wilmington, u
young lady well know In MlddletowD,
aud who has many friends here She l.
Threatened with typhoid fever, but We
trust her illness may not assume =
mor serious nature and that che may
laoon recover.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-12
nope what here say may Induce other
weak and nervous women to try Puskola

'Npo "hap hvre say may induce Other
weak and nervous women to try Puskola
Yours truly. ELLEN voCKEY.
reporter recently called on Sergeant
Elias b. Dunn, New Yorks weather proph
ct. to talk with him about the matter. IL,
was found in his Office cooking exceeding
~ well. ln RESPONSE to an inquiry he
said: II have used the pre-. d ge-ted food
fasRota myself. and in INV family and
must say that have found IL just what is
claimed for 1t. In fact. l have beef
rnanLng t4e praises OF 1t very steadily
ever since ilrst began to uss it. VIII
shouldn't |? 1t has built me up and mad,
new man OF me. You see how fresh an,
rosy am. and l Intend to keep So
All brain workers, actors, lawyers
doctors, inventors, artists clergy men
authors, editors, merchants. tinanclers
etc. etc, are almost certain to suffer from
INDIGESTION and dyspapsla, with It's atIen
uant nervous prostration. They become
annmio and weak. Lacking necessnr,
nourlshtnent, body and mimi run dow
together. Drugs do no good. At hest
drugs IN such cases are mere pokeis tt
stir Ilia dying embers What Ia wanted /,
more fuol; ttat IL. food which the system
can receive and ussitnilute without taxipI
ths digestive organs.
Such food (and tho only one In exis
tence) 10 Paskola. Ba!ng pre- .digestSd, |
spares the stomach the labor imposed b
ordinary food. entnrs the bl God anu il a
once taken up by the hungry and need,
body. 1t virtually rests the stomach. Tina
Is both science and sense.
People who were wan. tired. feeble, low
spirited. dyspepsia cnrssd AMI cons ump
tive. write us daily from Maine TO Mexico
saying they are eating fat ind hearty OF
| Paskoa. after II welry and uni 5sa dosn!
with drugs and cod-liver oil. And wit
reason. Paskoa stands for the tru
theory-th right practice.
| Send your name to The Pred gested
Food Co . 80 Rsuie Street New Yori. m
they will son FREQ an interesting pamph
| let on food and digestion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-12

stock and fixtures of grocery ana mea,
store. consisting of tea, coffee, spieu.
baking powder, corn starch afronIa
pichies, mustard. cnrha enc ,olate. s, rdi
neS naSGurDnI SOAP. siiTcn,c t nnrd goods
syrup, new prIrVns nIolusssS, vinegar.
serves mlreeheat, fecker's huGkw, eat
codhsh aud naGker'l. wAsHDuar,is. huckets
broOns brushu., etc. Fixtures, ice hok
meat raeA I'd b.nGk, Godutcrs. .calea, /,
caIiioA measures and funneIs, saw
clchvor1 anu knives awning nelrIy new.
stove. chair tray lot CT nooi.s, also un
eArired term Of loaae, Ieut 10 10 naid to
landlord these goods are all new aud
ilrst oluas; other lmrlno>s .cuusc for sell.
ihg. l.. ", sT!DHAM &soN. Auc.
Ol2.sI -f-s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-12

two Eases OF Larceny.
Before Judge Bail In the Municipal
Court this morning. James Conway
was held for further hearing to.m or.
row morning on the charge of larceny
OF a lot OF clothing on September 90.
On tnat date II 10 alleged That an over
GOAT nat md other things were taken
belonging to butcher in the Second
Street market. The overcoat was re.
covered In second. hand store.
George Ball was held until next
Wednesday morning. He was arrested
yesterday In Camden by Detective
McVey charged With the larceny Of a
horse. A couple Of weeks ago horse
was secured from James Jester. and
the party who hired the horse has not
yet returned. 1t 10 considered that
Ball will be conn cted with the team.
He claims That he traded horses Oh
two Occa6iOus
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-12

{ The Anal arrangements for the re
caption of mbassador Bayard were
completed by the Bayard Legion last
hight. Chief OF Police John Il. Dolan.
James Magee William Holland. VIM
.Noreland, Charles Reynolds and sam
'pol n. Smollz were appointed a CON
3nlttes to moet the steamer. They
Mill be carried out 20 1t on yacht. Or
Tuesday evening the members of the
association will meet MIR. Bayard Al
No depot and escort him to the Opert
Eouse. ... .........
The men will number 200, will wear
ELK bats and black clothes. +. NJ.
bsvIer will DO chief marshal. Waiter
%iteil and Bernard McNey will be two
~ hls assistants. After the public
meeting a banquet will DO rendered to
Mr.. Buyard and few guests In the
association purlor,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-12

There viii be special meeting az
p Ohm A. Logan Camp. No. 1. Sons 81
Veterans. tonight, to shloh ali mem,
ipers are invited, as businsss Ct III.
Iportance viii be ira saeied.
John liiahay, of No. S9S Oranga
street, is seriously Ill with genera ~.
hi tty.
Charles Asprl of Crisfield, Nd. Ina
been visiting friends In this ely,
TIE ladies' OF Gilbert frssL te,isn
ChutchsT III give ftmissionary COZ cert
and teAthls evening.
The Fred Pyle Tenth.Ward Club will
meet at No. 1877 Conrad stfeat ~
might. There will be addtessss So
prominent speakers. "
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-12

The Peter Maher Athletic and Epeci.
ALLY Company opened their engage.
ment ut the Academy OF Music last
evening. before large audience. The
lentertain ment Ia one of tn , hest OF the
kind now being presented to the pup,
lie. 1t concludes with the one.aci
laughable comedy "McCracken's Re
icepiion."
MIR. Maher and William Hennesy. OF
Boston appeared In friendly sparr-
ing bout. They gave Nh excellent ex
hibition OF the manly art oil seli-de.
fense. Nr. Maher aud his company
Will conclude their engagement at tn 6
cosy theatre this evening The house
should be packed us the company is u
deserving one In every way.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The finished drama, "rhe Power OF
the Press." will he presented at the
Grand Opera House tom orrow even.
ing by a large as we'll as select cast
IL is thoroughly American in story. 10
cation and characters. Ii has the VIZ.
tue OF not being aggressive; the o.,
It's action ami various porsonage-, OF
whom there are twenty.sevan or o ght
are heard, as well as seen, comm IN 80
the fultillment OF their mission whom
the curtain rises; there are no moral
lectures; the dialogue Is terse,
and unadorned with
historical tlourishes.
Demllle and BelRsco's great drama
Mon and Womsn"wil he given Il pre-
sanitation to our theatre-goers at tn
Grand Opera House on Saturday even
ing The play Is a simple story oil
every day life and Strengthened iutc
"a strong dramatic play OF absorbing
interest. 1t will be most admirably
staged and the com pany without an
exception will he an excellent ono.
Ohe OF the most interesting events
VIII lie the appearance, at the Grand
Opera House next Monday evening,
OF that charming actress, Marie Vain.
wright, in her new society drama
Daughters OF Eve." which has been
writsen expressly for her by A. f.
Lancaster and Julian Magnus. authors
OF "Consclence," one OF the Lest of
American plays. Miss Wainwright
presents twin-sisters. who, though OK.
attly alike outwuidly. have widely
diiforent natures They play deals
with interesting and absorbing social
problems Tue cast Is one OF remark
ably even strength and effectiveness
Miss WainwrigTs costuming Is more
than usually RJrgeous
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-12

Sometimes like saving money on
your shoe bills? Well. when that feeling
strikes you just try our store, you
will not only get the best footwear
but you get 1t for less than usual
prices, Examine the quality and
prices OF our shoes compare both
with any thing you may see In special
reduction sales ana we are not arraid
OF the verdict. II takes more than
loud talking and display oarde to
really make low prices. 1t takes good
buying ard selling advantages which
we have aud willingness to take less
than usual profits which we are doing.
Formans No. 10 East 4th street be.
tween Market and kiug.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-12

The jury yesterday returned q yer.
diet for Ss77,70 In the court OF MediS
ito Mrs. Bridget Crawford. She haze
sued tho Pipe Line people for S25 20 foi
running an oil pipe through her fine
brick clay farm at Elan.
Attorney V. G. Robinson. for thu
Pipe Line. was surprised at the size OF
the verdict under the evidence ant
ruling OF the court. His first NOV.
when reaching court this morning was
to lie reasons for new trial. w. b.
Broomall. who. with Mrs Crawford.
fought the Pipe Line Company for
nearly two days In open court was
satisfied with the verdict. but though.
IL might have been larger.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-12

Microscope Man-'Ssy. mister, look
through this. banding the gentleman
WHO was passing his stand oAe OF his
small microscopes. lu which LIE had
p.ced drop OF water.
The gent eInan. VITO happened to be
OH employee OF the water department,
picked up the gluss. hold it towards
fhe light, and. strange to relate, saw q
dozen or more good sized sel5 or
EagoLs wrlgHling In a lively fashion.
3he water department man sst the
glass down on the stand ard said that
be did not belisve that those animals
were In the Brandywine water.
well" said tho vender OF glasses, 81
AM not here TO argue or that question.
laui selling microscopes ut one dollar
pach.'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-12

The Evening Journal has already ex.
perlenced what 1t has cost to repudiate
lie Dem ocratic notn!nee, Samuel Ban.
mpft Jr for Congress. The license
nat OF New Castle county, which for
merry appeared In the journal and
Eyery Evening appeared IN the Every
Evening and Aliddletown Ira, and now
kae oiil1ia ballots viii appear, in the
morning News and Livery Evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-12

Registrar Frazer complains quite
bitterly of the neglect Of clergymen
physicians and mid wives to register
their names with the Recorder o.
Deeds as required by law, par ticular,
ly as such registration costs nothing.
and they are subject to fine of SIC
ami costs for not complying with the
law. III the aboys parties do not read
tbs pr pers their friends should cal
their attention TO the above matter
otherwise thoy may be required to
fork over $40 and costs for the bone.
ut OF the Stale, as the Registrar says
the law shall not bs set at defiance
with imDunity. Persons who think
the Registrar more figure head will
nnd they mike a mistake. Read
notice In another column.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-12

OVER In the get-up
of an Over
COATS. coat style, cut
- and length
arc to be looked after. We
do look after these things
and the result is that our
Overcoats are popular.
Fall weight - whether
it's the one at S., that at
$50 or at any between
price,yo will get a good"
value coat. In "a inter
weight the scale starts at
$3.50 and stops at $40.
AT S2.5o-our special
Hat, and IS we show the
same shapes and colors
that city" hatters double
profits on. .
The saving to you in
time, in trouble and in
money by getting your
wear needs - Clothing,
Tailoring, Furnishings,
Hats and Shoes-at Sixth
and Markets. evident
when you have been here
once.
JAS. L. MULLrN & Son
Clothing, 9th Il Market,
Hats. Wilmington,
Shoes, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-12

The Wilmington Turngemeinde has
purchased several properties on
french street. above Eighth, and will
already begun. aud the new hall will
TO Used for meeting room for the
swell a Tor a q rn,an
American School OF which Winning
ton IL SO badly III need Tho Turn
Igemeinde Ia now'issHiIg certificates o.
stock at i've dollars per share.
Our ciLtz1ns should take some stool:
In the now enterprise which will b
managed by colIfpetant Board OF
directors. JosErH ltYMskI. President,
HENRY BLDuIH, Treasurer.