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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-20
A COOKING LESSON
Stage Dinners That Are Real and
Made in Ones Presence.
CULINARY MYSTERIES UNVEILED
The Experiences Of a Reporter
Who Learned to Cook.
AN EMERGENCY DINNER

II there is ever time when a man feels
the truth of the saying that 1t is not good
for him to be alone II is when a cruel edf-
tor has sent him single-handed to report
. cooking lecture.
The feeling of utter loneliness that comes
over him as he gazes on the overwhelming
majority of ladies makes him turn his
homesick eyes upon the ebony skinned
chef on the stage with a brotherly feeling
warmer than the steaming PURGE on the gas
range.
The stage setting for the cooking lecture
y unique.
A regular cook stove stands at the middle
of the back. with the stove pipe meandering
out of an adjacent window In the good old
way. Down nearer the front is a gas stove.
A property table loaded with utensils
stands at the left while foremost 1t is the
patent kitchen table, incognito. the marvel of
the age;a kitchen table warranted to contain
more drawers. shelves. hooks. spoons spices.
kettles and coffee mills than anything on
earth. and keep up appearances as a neat
little Office desk.
The stage kitchen melts into a fringe Of
evergreens on the left On the right Is a
dining room. separated from the kitchen by
. clothes line trimmed with asparagus.
The table is set, but as the company Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-20

S-Right-Hand Body Blow When Op-
p0nent Hugs.
when struck this way II is fair. But IL
has the element of thickness and is only
practiced by pugilists when they are In des-
perate straits, and Indifferent as to the risk
OF fouling. 1t is foul II struck when the
contestants are clinched and the referee
has ordered them to break away; and also
foul under any circumstances II struck
with the elbow
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

The Importance OF work was pretty
fully illustrated by the sermon OF Row
]. d. G. Hanna in the Union NJ. l.
Church on Sunday morning. His re-
mark that he could not preach as clio
quently as Bishop Simpson, but he
could work as WELL" was forcibly
made, and should stimulate young
men to greater diligence. Tho iniunc
lion to work, willingly, orderly, regu
larly and kindly should bs i'm pressed
lndelibly on every mind. By pursuing
this course credltable record may be
made II eminenco be not alta ned. Al
may not become Newtons, franklin
or Lincolns. but they may become
useful members Of society, Indeed b.
constant labor they may succeed IL
any calling.
On the other hand the idler Is bound
to be mere nothing, a burden to
himself and his friends. Tie motto
Of the boys In school and out o.
school, should be, "Work, willingly
orderly. regularly and kindly" There
y whole sermon Ia that little wore
work" and Bro. Hanna kno ws no
TO get one out of 1t as we'll as any
other man in our city. The ploa,
pave not time to perform q certain
task. and putting Off until to morrow
work that should be done to. hoy, are
bntlrely too common. and great
good would be effected by the expo
sure of their ruinous tendeuc All
should "be up and doing with a hear
fol any fats. still achieving, still pur
suing, learn to labor and to watt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17
SPECIAL nrEssroN.


Cuppfngand leecnins. l13 u. second 81
Cupping 4 iecchinR. Parker. bos Madison
American Ltuuirv sol West Fr"nt ~
DR.. SHINING White Pulmonic BaIsam,
the famous throat and lung remed j
and hypophosphnte or lung food. SOC
King street.
lie grippe positively cured. Coughs,
colds. sore throat, Group and ell lung
ana throat complaints positively cured
by Or. Simms' white pulmonio bal.
sam. Depot 606 King street.
Just received at Roses, 2I0 Market
street all the leading styles In Derby
mats at prices guaranteed the lowest
In the city. Also choice selection OF
spring neckwear at Is and so cts.
The best tea and coffee In the city of
nard times prices al 40l Delaware Ave-
nue., W. s. Moore.
NJ. +. Davis. Jeweler. 0 e. end st.
Try one OF Allen II. Ainscow's ESQ.
dinners, 707. TOO. I'll Shipley street.
Ii you want your dyeing and scour-
Ing done In flrst.elass style. go to
the Delaware Dye Works. 2l0 King
street. N. Jenny.
Cummings. the photographer. Soa
Market street.
Buy paints. oils, glass. etc., Of Jas.
M. Bryan, l07 West Eighth street.
Everett Janvler has removed his
shoe store to No. SIS King street.
III you want to save money. 90 to
W. 3. Moore for your groceries at 40l
Delaware Avenue; 1t will pay you tc
go there and buy at hard limos prices
All groceries at cut prlces at j. G.
Singles cash grocer, s. w. corner
jackson and Linden streets.
We are selling 40 cent Caramels fol
20 cents at 22T Market street. Hollis
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17
NOVELTIES
IN. ....
DRESS GOODS.
BLACK GOODS.

We wish to call your at
tention to our new lines of
figured effects in Bla cll All.
Wool Dress Goods.
In all our history in the
Dry Goods business we have
never shown such q stock of
these popular goo DIS. rs
cents, S100 and Sl.25 per
yard. You will do we'll to
see them.
Our Black Dress Goods
Department is worth a visit.
Have you ever seen that
Black Serge OF ours at SL.25,
56.inch
In comparison with sam.
plies from all the nearby
large cities we la We never
failed in making a sale, and
from our knowledg > of goods
We believe it to be the best
in the country.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

II seens the disposition Of worimen
to strike is becoming chronic, as the
strike of the cookers In PENNSYLVANIA
continues unsettled, and now tho EN-
ployses on nearly all OF the western
railroads beyond tbs Missouri river
threaten tie-up. As tho strikers refuse
to allow other persona to take their
places great deal OF trouble may re-
suit from their action. IL they dc
not wish to work they suo lid not In
terfere with any one who deslres to dc
50. This Is lesson that they should
learn. The State should buforce tbs
law or pay Tor all dam4ge4 eustainai
because OF its failure 10 do SO. When
this pridelple IL fairly establishes
short work will be madn with thu
strikers as the people would not vii
linRly submit to be taxed through
their psrvcrsity. All disputes shoul,
DO settled by arbitration and tht
sooner this principle lie acted on the
bettor 1t will be for all parties and
the country at large. Wa want nc
more strikes, and those vino counse
them are the enemies of the WORKING
p,ople and the community at largo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

The Police Commission last evening
Suspended Patrolman Moran for seven
days on charge 81 falling 70 rep0r
on time and from tho proper bdo.h.
He should have reported from the box
at Fourth and Pine streets. but being
detained at the Liberty Engine House
he reported from the booth on the op.
posite corner.
Officer Gum did not deny the charge
against him OF failing to make one OF
his reports on time. In explanation he
said he sat on flight Of steps and hav.
ing been awake tue entire day he fell
asleep. For this he was Suspended
for three days and another day was
added because he had taken day off
without permission.
Charges of neglect OF duty will be
preferred against officer Canning at
the next meeting, he having been late
six times. An estimate OF the OK
penses OF the department for the next
fiscal year was furnished the clerk OF
City Council,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

The ministers and members OF
ehurches should not feel any alarm in
consequence OF the visit Oh Robert
q. Ingeraoll to our city, for the pur.
pose Of leoturIng in thu Opera House
The constitution of our country
guarantees civil and religious llberty
10 all. aud We suppose that includes
the privilege 20 belieye or dlsbelieye
In the divinity OF Chtist, ns perso ms
may think proper. These christian
doctrines have wlthstuoI tip assault
OF pagans and idulators for uearly
$500 years, as well NJ the attacks If
Gibbon, Froude, Paine, aud other rep.
rssentatives OF BsIlal and It Is not
likely they will DO injured ID amy ex.
tent by the freest kind of discussion
by the various lnildels OF tile present
oge. Indeed, the religion laugh, BY
tho lowly Nazareno il betoning more
armly established every day and will
eventually be taught tual! nations OF
the face OF the earth.
1t Is not wise to eu1ouraGethe teach
inR oil lntldellty, as the Young may
thereby imGibe false notions OF
christianity. but Intolerance and blgo.
try may result In mora nisrhief than
will follow proper degree OF toIefa
hon, A house built on rock will
Withstand tbs assaults OF error, Will,
the one built on the sand vii he sWep
away when tie iloods come and not
svestlge will 10 loft Bshlul. Let the
hmid possess their soals In patience,
aE God Is neither dead or slotp ng, and
the truths taught in tho Bible viii
eventually permeate every heart
Truth crushed TO earth shall risi
again, the eternal years df time ar
hers, while error writhes ii pain an,
dies amid her wurshippers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17


1t is an accepted principle among oil
honest men that the majority shall
rule. Those who go to work to pre-
vent citizens to qualify themselves to
vote, to drive men away fro q the
polls, or to stuff the ballot DO xes oil
make dishonest counts. are enemies
Of good government. and deserve ar
rest and punishment. At the laat cleo.
tlon, II is alleged. that Joseph Martin
was counted out and John I. Dickey
neunted In. and the haste made by the
Legislature to pass law prob biting
arecount OF the ballots, really loo ket
10 Though something was rotten IL
Denmark. II the allegations mad
were not warranted, this actipn wa
certainly calculated to excite suspicion
The MeKanes Of New York. and tn
eonsplrators Of New Jersey came +
grief, and their fate should drove
warning to their imitators in this an,
Dther States.
They served their party long an
faithfully, making legislators, II no
Prasldents. and while honest mon re
iolce at their prisonment man
Democratic politicians bewail the los
OF their services. Through their in
generation, and the efforts of the tai
In destroyars. New York and New Jel
sey will become Republican states
and some Of the Southern states w
follow in their wake as soon as tn
Winchesters, night riders. and tissu
ballots cease to DO used as the eval
gels OF Democratic liberty and Demo
eratic ascendenoy Let US have fai
elections. or let US have mono. II tn,
Democrats do not consent TO a fu
vote, and an honest count. we ma
well despair OF our Republic. ...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17


The young men Of Delaware City
gave a very pleasant soclable dinner
at Assembly Hall last Friday night.
About 20 participated.
DIR. Mcdowell, In charge OF the
quarantine station at Port Penn, gave
"a sociable excursion down the bay on
Saturday morning.
The members and friends OF the NJ.
&. Church, over lfty in number, gave
a reception ut the NJ. L. Church lust
Friday night In honor Of our new pas
tor. Rev. ] L. Amos.
Mr.. IL. Clark. OF Chester, Is visiting
Tile father.
Arunaway horss attached to a cart
was captured Saturday morning, after
making seqeral circuits In our park.
and trying In vain TO jump In tho
canal.
About 25 600 herring were caught IN
the locks yesterday morning.
! Mr.. Sadlers' sturgeon foet down the
bay has caught sJ0 sturgeon up to
date.
About fifty citizens OF Delaware
City would be under many obligations
to Hoods SarsHparilla Company ii
they will discontinue mailing stuff
of no value to them.
l Mr.. j. Ii. Cleaver and wife OF vii
mington are visiting Mr.. W. q. Cloa
lyer.
We wish to deny tho statement made
by your New Castle correspondent II
reference to our ustng boats last weel
due to icing unable to travel on foot
No water was on our streets ALTHOUGH
we had an extra high tide.
Mr.. and Mrs. Banks who were mar
Iried at Salisbury, Nd, last week arr
spending their honeymoon at Mr. VIM
Staele'e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos of Chicago, ar
rived yesterday on their wedding tour
and are visiting Mr.. Amos father, Rev
j. L. Amos.
Miss Emma Steele left thls morning
for Philadelphia.
Miss Joe Wcarn Is visiting In vii.
mington.
Our dock was lined with steamers
and vessels during tho severe storm
last week.
A company OF 20 blcyciers stopped
at the Hotel Heather yes terday.
A gentleman from Middletuwn has
been here for several days trying to
Organize an order of the ImDroYel
Order OF Heptasophs.
1 Mr.. /. Uric, who has been connected
with the Brick HoLal several yours
IleiI lust WG6k.
Mr.. J. +. Prier. OF Chesapeake City
was in town yesterday.
valuable pet dog belonging to Miss
Bessie Price, was shot at uUouL {
O'CLOCK Friday night by some unknown
rascal. A reward Ia offered to Tie
party who will acknowledge the dry
deed.
Miss Anna Schunjer Is vlsItira In
Philadelphia.
The ticket elected last Saturday
week, OF which 50 much has been
said. was not gotten up by the |. y.
U. A. Mechanics as body, but by a
few hot heads belonging to the order.
Rev. johnson Is attending confer.
lence.
A man, supposed to belong to
ICoxey's army, was arrested and locked
Iup OH Friday night.
ii. Ayres. our jeweler, is selling his
stock at sacrifice during these hard
times.
Mr.. J. A. Mulligan visited Whining
ton and Philadelphia last week.
Mr. Charles Price and Miss Alio
Vail attended a hop at Port Penn
on Friday night, given b. Miss DiI
worth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

Yesterday afternoon car No. A
jumped the track going up Market
street, and caused II blockade for some
time. A prominent citizen, who wns
Standing by at the time, said that the
people OF this city have had sufficient
.Humber OF accidents already by the
Use VI the present St. 10 OF tracks, aud
ne was of tho opinion that tho com
pany should be compelled to lay
tracks like the ones on Delaware
avenue. There Is no danger then oil
wagon wheels getting caught or oil
electric cars jumping the track.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

NOTICE-We. Francis Kelly s Co.,
In OF No l0( Market street, IN the First
ward, OF the city of W Wilmington. county
tm Now Castle nnd state nf Delaware. In
compliance witt the requirements of tho
acts OF the General Assembly in such
case made aud provided. do hereby give
notice that we sllall apply in writing to
the Court of G.neral Sessions of the
Peace and JAN delivery Of the State Of
Delaware In and for New Castle county
on Monday. the seventh day of NAV,
1888, being thb next term of sad court
for license 10 sell Intoxicating liquors
la quantities not 1css than one half gal
Ion. not to be drunk on the premises, the
lsaid Francis Kelly g. Co. being Iicens cd
retailers of goods. wares and merehHn.
disc, and tho following respectable citI-
IZens Of said wdrd. at least half OF whom
are substantial free holders OF said ward
recommend the said application to wit
Geo G Woods Jos Niedermalor
John NJ Grnpp ghos y Cassidy
Henry Hutton Michael LaIly
John Mealey Ihos Mulrooney
Geo Steinicken Il - McMHnus
,Chas A Winslow John Wagner
Henry CArlsty Thss Pagan
John Ciceri Julius Gunther
James Mccartney w Mclaughlin
Andrew Wilhelm Geo Johnson
Patrick Doberly ID Bubenler
John } Collins S J McCail
al8-3t FRANCIS KELLY & co.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17
AnirIII nj lie IiuiIa

The new rails now being put down
on Market street by the city Railway
Com pany are certainly solid ones.
Oms rail will weigh 900 mounds. while
two and half rails weigh one ton
md cost f2S 1t can DO seen that 1t
will cost several thousand dollars To
REPLACE the rails. and the Company Is
making their froad-bed better as fast
as the earning powers of thu road will
allow. This Improvement on Market
street was badly needed as the car
had rocking motion when running
at good apeed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

A path is being laid out In the park
from the suspension bridge to the hill
top in place of the old 0teps. Tester.
lay afternoon the superintendent lad
much trouble In extingulshing Il lirr
which burned the leaves near Rodnay
street. All tho goli fish have beer
placed Ia the ponds on the north Side
Ior the creek. A small foot bridge
should be built across the stream al
jackson street. as the uuItn slide i.
Side,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

A Saladin colt, 2.05s4, OF mare by
Count wilkes. registered and stan
dsrd. aged Ia onths. Inv best IRE,
eAladin In Delaware. can be seen u
George G. WhitemRn's livery, sale an
exchange stables. III and 10 SIMPLE,
street Mr.. Whiteuan devotes hi
time 20 livery AMI tra1soLh trade Hi
reception room especially for lad os
10 q public convenience. Resides hli
large stock he had over sixty boarding.
horses last Saturday, and we are Rlsc
10 report George Is doing good bust
Jss.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

Messrs. William TIndall, T. d.
Brown. Jaues Brown NJ. Cr0ssin. A.
Bullock. Frederick and Urlah Drake.
we're seen this (Tuesday) morning
making bee line for the canal. tue y
say. TO fish. We hope they will not
make mistake and Join @. @. Jones
army and forget to return, but We
guess not. They are representative
business men and never catch theii
fish with gold bait-they always fish
with mlnnows Anyway, that's wha,
Uncle Billy says.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17


It Ia reported that Senator Gray hai
informed his friends that Coione
Enoch Moore fs to be the next post
master In our city. Colonel Farra
Mr.. Isaac c. Pyls and tho other aspi
rants may therefore hang their harps
on the willows. As to Colonel Norton
Col. Taylor and Mr.. Robinson. II
seems that they had no show from
the start. 1t may be. however. that
Mr.. Robinson is slated for the deputy.
ship. He understands tho buslnese
and competency and official favor
should go hand In hand. Senator
Gray must be glad to have tho matter
of his hands, as tho bounding for a
time was almost equal to that Ell.
countered In the struggle Tor the
deputyship,in the collectors .oificos..W
sympathize with Mr.. Callahan, but we
suppose that he aud Colonel Donoho,
will soon be solaced by a sop in th
U. s. Mint. When they succeed W
shall be glad to chronicle the event
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

Mrs. Margaret Hetherton. aged SO
years. wife OF Wm. Halherton, died
at her husbands residence on DUPONT i
banks on MoHdayuf pneumonia, after
AN illness OF only enc week She
leaves n husband and five children to
mourn her loss and caresaes. She ID
gone but not forgotten. The funeral
will take pilsce on Thursday afternoon
at o'clock. Interment at Green Hill
cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

N. Il. Corner Third and King Streets,
Has now completed his new store
and ID now fully prepared to wait
on all his customers, with a full and
complete line OF the latest and newest
styles and lowest prices in ladies'
gents and chiidren's shoes Of ali
kinds. We would he pleased to have
you call and see for yourself
Nj. GRADY.
N. Il. Cor. Third and King streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

hLRToN. April l6.-An unsuccessful
attempt was made aSout2 O'Clock this
morning to wreck tho Nav York and
Washington limited expresa north
bound, ON tho Philadelphia. Whining
Ton ana Baltimore Failroad near
Northeast. this county, by placing q
number OF cross ties on the rails. For
tunateiy u south-houud extra freight
crew discovered the obstruction and
removed it just IA the limited hove In
sight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

Mr.. Iielian told reporter OF the
lREPuBLtcAE yesterday that the plans
that Mr.. Edward j. Rice had drawn
fer the hoLsee that he had erected ut
Delaware avenue aud Grant avenue.
we're satisfactory 10 ilim, and he never
sud otherwise TO anybody. Mr.. Rice
was IN his company when the above
statement was made to the representa-,
tive OF this paper that the .buildlugs
and iioors were all right. lt's the or.
Idinanue that Is all wrong.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

Er. Andrew T. Hunes, who has
been on hero from Texas settling Ut
lie estate of Sarah Il Mcfarland,
slstsr OF Jonn Hush ands of brandy
wine Hundred, who died In Texas, lsft
to day for his home. He has large
sheep raEch In Texas and was
straight out Democrat before tn,
hard times set In but he is now pro
tee ZIONIST of the pronounced type.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

The Philadelphia column, under
the leadership OF 9 &c. Jones, moved
frolA Newport yesterday morning and
oncamped at Ogletown with all army
OF 50, This morning they started for
the Maryland line and mile beio W
Newark received an accession of az
more men. They were treated COR
daily along the line.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

Powell has on his stalls in tho Third
street market fine lot OF shad nnd
herring. Goldfish. Delaware rock, Cape
May goodies, md other varieties oil
the iinny tribe, All goods fret class,
OF money refunded prices as low as
tho lowest for prime fish. Delivered
in any part OF the city without add
ltlolal charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

For fair compile zion
And for heating of wounds,
This herby c3ufe ton.
vs. much testimony abounds,
Is tho ! est 20 hc seen.
It's known as Outline;
Cures chrl quick as Kisses.
scHlds, burn. cuts and bruises.
Suits ladies aatl IA sscs,
And has maiiy HsHS
Wood. ciEht etevtu X ng.
Healing 10 ven VIII bring.
Or p q. BoN 3.l, Wilmington, bel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

Why not place your ord ara for m onu-
mental work you arc contemplating
Ierecting this spring with Goo IL, 10 mes
No. l02 West Eighth street. lie will
guarantee you new design for low
Ell price than what you will pay else
where fcr old Ones. Designs and es.
Inmates oheerfully furnished gratis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

Manager Williamson, OF the Grand
Opera House, has levied on tho effects
of the Land OF the Midnight Sun
Company. The company was booked
to appear at the theatre last Friday
night but did not. and as a result
muny people were disappointed and
the house left Idle
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

These are the points in
which our Dress Goods stock
excels.
These are the n magnets
which draw all to our store.
In variety Away g the
greatest, in beauty always
the choicest, in qua lily al
ways the finest, in st les al
ways the newest, in prlce al
ways the lowest.
Here is where we il old un.
doubted, unquestion cd su.
premacy.
1000 yalds fine 81 Tx and
W ool and All W DOL Mixed
Suitings at AZ cents. Beauty
and wear and style a i com.
.binod at a low price!
1000 yards All.Wool SO.
inch French Surah Cloths
in all the newest sha DIES, al
80 cents, the loves t price
ever known on such goods
A beautiful line of All
Wool 46.inch Surah Cloths
at 90 cents; have b cen 81
cents. -...Z
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

At &5.00--Ladies' Finest Paris Kid
Hand sewsd Shoes, 4 shapes, Needle
Toes. Tipped and Plain, Square Toes.
Tipped and Plain. Richmond Toe,
Patent tip and Kid tip. button. $3.50
values.
At s4.00-Same styles and shapes in
the new Viol Kid. soft as a glove. wear
guaranteed. Hand turned and Hand
sewed $500 values.
At s.300-Ladies' Hand sowed Welt
Button and Lace. 8 shapes. the latest
"Fads." $500 values.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-17

the q instant, with Kyle's famous Ice
Cream for the season of 1884, has nc
equal. Ii Ia made from pure cream
and not adnlterAted; always smooth
and o. rich flavor. and manufacture
pat the old reliable depot, northeast
corner sixth and Orange streets, by
John kyle, successor to Charles Kyle