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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-31
THE GREATEST oRNIgHoLoGIsT

Henry Seebohm. the greatest of Eng
lish ornithoIogists. is dead. His History
of British Birds and Their Eggs" is the
ultimate authority on British ornithol-
ogy. His famous expedition to the VAL
ley Of the Yenesei. in 1877, when he lost
his own ship, butt another and named it
the Ibis and returned to England by
way of the North Cape was the thrill
ling period Of his long career.-Exchange.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-31
FIFTH GENERATION OF ADAMS.

The fifth generation of the Adams
family to hold office In the State of
Massachusetts was inducted this week
by the election of Charles Francis
Adams, second, as Mayor of Quincy.
The young man is a son of the late
John Quincy Adams. a grandson of
Charles Francis. a great-gTandson of
the great john Quincy and d great-great
grandson of the original John Adams.
Three of his ancestors were national
statesmen, and TWO of them Presidents.
A~EyohanIa
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-31

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the Idaho Fruit Com
pany will be held at the offices of the
Company, in the Corporation Trust Com
pany, Greene And Grand streets, Jersey
City, N. j., at eleven o'clock A.. M, on
Athe 9th day of January, 1896. to elect a
91Qard of Directors and to transact any
SIR business which may lawfully be
az BY said Stockholders In general
- MEREDITH DRYDEN,
President
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-31
$3.50.
. n cREDIToRs OF THE MCCALL

n rHE CREDITORS OF THE MCCALL
Publishing Company. aor -
TAKE notice that by virtue OF an order roS 1a
lne ~ ~ sixteenth day of December, eighteen
hundred and ninetyzave, You tSs are assa Fs9plred the 1e
prlng ~ of the said The Mccall PUBLISHING
Eampany, in writing, your several claims and
demands and make proof thereof, upon a Ga.h,
70 tn no,fhs from the date of said order, and
in default thereof yoS Will Sdnas BE : ba airfrlba from
pc he assets of said corporation which may
he made by said Receiver. .
~ Race;yer. No: / Montgomery street, Jersey
City. ,oos
Dateu WILLIAM G. E. SEE,
Receiver.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-31
~ THE cREDfToRs OF GORE BROTHERS

TO THE CREDITORS OF GORE BROTHERS
and Hooper Company
srate notice. that by virtue of an order OF
the Court Of Chancery Of New Jersey, made
en +be day of the date hereof. you are re-
~, to bring in and present, under oath.
to the undersigned Receiver Of said corpor Or
said corporation and make proof thereof to
the satisfaction Of the r Eee ssiSe,. o. or before lore
in default thereof you will be excluded from
the benefit Of such dividends as may there
after be made and declared by the said Court
upon the proceeds Of the effects of said cor
~poration.
Claims may be presented to the Receiver at
his office, 20 Nassau street, New York City.
Dated December %, 1895.
es ...-Z.M .aA-A Rnnaiuer 4.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-31
LATEST THING IN BIBLES.

a new edition OF the Bible has been
printed, which contains pictures of negro
angels, which was gotten out by a shrewd
Yankee, at a cost Of $3.50 each and hi
So apiece on the instalsment plan, de-
manding $3.50 on delivery.-Bolton News.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

meeting ali property owners are request.
I'd TO be Eresoht.
Presiding Elder Barrett will preaal In
st. IAuI's church to morrow at 1889 Il.
IN. ana ~ Now Castle at 40 =. IN.
The MEN Cottage Prayer meeting will
Ia AelI ut Brother COX, No. 900 West
| rent street this saturday evening Gem.
Iuenuiug nj 30 O'Clock. led by tir0ther
Januey. HE public are invited.
Tie District School Teachers of New
GGsils County are requested 10 meet at
Public School No. l. Wilmington. Del, on
SATURDAY March q isn1 at 10 O'clock A.
Nj, Tor the purpose OF oIgaui8inp teaeh.
eTs association. :. ID. DuMNsI. ~. ia.
I.uuch To- Niahi.
Old ttue Delaware epper pot lunch I0-
night AIurray's. iUi last front street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16
FIFTH. EDITION.
No Senator Chosen.
DOVER. March Ia.
B for ~, s. Sbnator tn div Was al


The Huber damage suit was not resum.
ed In Superior Court this morning, thS
session being devoted to the transaction of
othor legal matters. There vera but few
attorneys present. The audience was
also small.
In the case OF tho First National Bank
va Nathan Lieberman, All answer to q ru Q
being pendiug Lewis 9. Vandegrift asked
leave to quaHh an execution issued by him
on the ground that he had inadvertently
Issued said judgment In February two
Judgments were entered by the bank aud
OIL one Mr.. Vandegrlft Issued execute :.
In the meantime Chancellor WoIeo 1t
sranLed preliminary Injunction reslra n.
ing the bank from taking any aoti on
against tho Judgments. also the sheriff
from selling goods, Mr.. Ylndegrift af-
terward inadvertently lseue an eAoGu ton
on Lnc second Judgment and 1t was tnls
writ he asked Du quashed. The court 80
ordered. and informed counsel that tho
answer to the rule which should have
been made to day must De iiIoi imme.
diataly amt that the argument would he
heard at the earliest possibla date.
The rule for "a suit OF possession In tho
case OF the Wilmington Saving5 Fund
Society vs. John =. jester and wife was
made absolute On the ground OF In.
adequacy ofprice aud no notice being
given tho sheriff sale OF the property OF
William s. Quinn was set aside. Austin
unrrlngton made the motion.
CITY solicitor Elliott, representing the
city In cult brought by Susan Tiighmnn.
which WAS 10 lave been tried before q
SPECIAL jury, asked for o continuance on
the ground that au important witness
could not DO had at This term OF court.
The case WAS therefore continued until
the May term uBdeI perem Dtory rulo.
Adjournment was made until Monday
morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16
Perseverance and Grit.
Ten Years of Mise y-A Simple Remedy.

Ten Years of Misery-A Simple Remedy.
LINCOLN CENTRE. Me- ii thank God that l
used Dr. David Ken1 edy's Favortte Remedy."
such were the words OF Asa I. Griffin OF this
place. and any one acquainted with the benz.
at he derived from IFS use. knows that he has
great reason to fee thankful The history
OF MIR. 0Tihin's case Ia OF 50 much interest
that your correspondent obtained full par
tlculars.
For ton years pabt" to use MIR. Grimn's
own words. II have suffered with constant
pain In my beck which was brought about by
my Kidneys. The suffering | endured at times
Is beyond words | doCtored and took all
manner OF medicines. but TO no purpose pe.
gan to be dos pondeut Tor huying was coming
on and wanted to rot TO work.
One day was reading of Dr. David Kenne.
dy's tavorite Remedy. aud told my vito |
would try 1t and ain thankful that did 80.
hnd used II but u short while When tho palm
disappeared; aud then started in and work.
ell all through hayiRg aud helped 10 get In
twenty-three acres 81 grain. aud am feeling
better than have for years, My wife. who
has also taken FaNpr.te Remedy tor The sick
noSs women are usually troubled with, has
induced many hers to try this yaluRut0
medicine, and In every o,so II has cured.
where II cure vas pdsaibIs. Ono OF ouI local
physicians recently said Dr. keEnedY's
lnNorite Remedy his cured more people OF
dyspepsia rhrumttlum kidney, liver ana uri.
nary troubles, and women VITO are Suffering
from illness peculiar to their sex than any
other Known treaLnjout, The greut value Of
Fav' rite kemody lids the fact that 1t dis.
eolyea the excess OF uric acid to the blooI,
eNpels II from the system, thus curing tho
Disease.
In diabetes Bright 8 disease and gravel II
has cured where MI else failed. DIR David
kauuedy's favoritd komedy can he pnrchas.
ed OF any dealer OF medicines At 81 II UotCle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

David and Rcdman were two pretty men.
past ten,
Then they prepared In the water to get,
When David, said Rodman. this water lie
wet,
don't care cracker, just stay where
saidiDavld. we belong to tho 4th Delaware.
The eyes of tho country are on us you
know.
You can do as you please, am In for q
Then David dived under to keep out of
But Rod stayed on top, he was chuck full
OF light.
He said to himself, Dave don't read the
paperG,
And cannot tell why am cutting these
capers;
Our congress has granted a medal for
Who sacrifice comfort or spoil tholr good
clothes,
'TIs the medal I'm after. and for 1t shall
strive.
Keep in full view of Joe. and let Dave take
the dive.
The fight was not much, only one or two
hurt
And the wetting was all they got for their
Their yslor not mentioned In reports or
returns,
Caused sadness and sorrow and many
heart burns.
But Dave was no fool. for thirty years
after;
lie said to himself, this Is no time for
laughter
Rod has forgotten this case and the boys
are all scattered,
I'll be the hero myself, all blood stained
and mud spattered.
III get my brother Richerd and the boys
he can muster,
10 eign paper that will set Rod and Joe
In u tluSter
Make my friends all rejoice make Rod
ana Joe mad.
When get the medal that Rod ought to
have had
Well. Dave got the medal, twas pretty
and bright,
lie said ! am In for it, there will sure
be tight.
When little Joe heard II his face was
ailame
lie said lie he d---if IL was not shame
lie rushed out of doors forgetting his hat.
by that;
Will get up a meeting of all tho surv.
vors,
Make q big talk myself and cut Dave into
slvers,
Take Ills medal away that he sports with
such Joy,
And give 1t to Rod to hand down to his
boy,
lind if liod won't accept the second hand
thing,
will wear it Myself and much joy II will
bring.
The meeting was called OF all the boys
brave,
Some made speeches for Roc. some made
them for Dave.
, They talked themselves hoarse and amidst
/ great confusion
} Adjourned for TWO weelEB to reach con-
ciusion.
{ They went down the stairs and on reach
ing the street.
The question was asked by tho first
friends they meet.
who SWAN the river? Now who do you
Think
/ Why. we all swan tho river, now let's take
drink
Now II 1t takes thirty years to discover
the brave,
Who swan tie kowanty his country to
save,
To wait two short weeks to learn the re.
! eut.
And the effects of the bolt from Joe's
CHtapult
1 VIII with patience be borne by all our
| true friends
When the Triter for errors will make his
| amends,
And tell our good people wherever they
! are,
Who SWAN the river from tho Fourth
| Delaware
! CuMHApE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16
Commissioners uu.s ."a,nrr Return.

Commissioners 'IuLs suaIntr Return.
The Com missioner appointed by Judge
Grubb to condemn proper ties aiunR
Eleventh. Monroe and Trenton Place with
a view to opening those streets. made
their return this morning aud awarded
damages TO thase property owners: On
Eleventh street. Churohman estate 81
y45 a. Honseileld estate. 81 ,09j Al; William
L Porter, S3. lS5 81
Monrus Street hurchman estate. $3.50;
Hounheld estate stI95u
Trenton Pace, Churchman estate.
SEE. ~
luis award is materially less than the
tormeI one, which WAS Hs follows:
Eleventh street, ChutenmaL estate.
S2,O5l. 10, decrease OF SiUS III Houn5.
ileid estate, s2I9i. a decrease OF SlJJ5 20;
William 1. Porter. s3Oli 40 an increase OF
SliO9l, The total of tao former award
Tor Eleventh street was 81 adi o. tho
total OF thts award Is 80 224.l2, differ
ence in favor OF the present award of
Slo32 %.
Monroe street, Churchman estate. sell.
sGuwlng an Increase ut 80; Hounsneld
estate, sl44O u decrease OF $500 90. Inc
total Of TINS award ia $3.50 80 aud the
former award sloSl. a decrease of +ISl. ~
IL iaSor .; the present award
Trenton iIace--Lhurchman estate slO.
Ihe pfsaent award 10 SlU.h7 In excus5 OF
lAa former one. The total decrease 10
S2.o9di5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16
TO TEACHERS AND OTHERS.

For the meeting Of the National Eduoa-
uonnl Association at Denver. Colo, In July
next the Western trunk lines nave named
q rate OF one standard fare, plus two dol.
lars Tor tho round trip. Special aldo trips
at reduced rates VIII be arranged for from
Denver to all the rrineipl points of Inter
est throughout Colorado, and those de.
eirlng to extend the trip to California ore.
gon anu Washington, will be aceommo-
dated at satisfactory rates. Teachers and
others that DESIRE or intend attending
this meeting or OF making western trip
this summer, Will find this their opportu-
hSiiway (drst-olass In every respect) will
run through cars Chicago to Denver. For
full particulars, write to or call on John
Il. Fott. District Passenger Agent, $50
William ST. Willnmsport Pr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

DOUGHERIS-tn rbttudtlphIa March a.
1898, Satuh widow OF tho ate, Patrick
IOughciiy,
Relatives and TRENDS are invited 10 attend
hor funeral fromihe p. W y u. depot en-
Monday morning. ut 10. lntrrmeut In St
Joseph Cemetery. BTAudywIue.
tUREE1T,- At her resid, nCr No l5aY Nurth
II enty-hith street Philadelphia. WEEK.-MRS.
day MaTcu Eth sp5. lane r. w lie Of ia nos
tuIirtt, AGED - ears.
Services ~ hey Hir Tosidt'i.u" sun Jay
Mare b 18th, ut = D.. TIT lntCrGtunt at North
wood Cemetery.
LIi.I. ~ On Mhrrh II ISM Howard u i.
son Of lenlamin r.. aud Ti'rv Kelley. aged
. months am ten days
Relatives aud trIcpu- are IN yitrd to- attend
tue funurn from the res !unrc. No, n9t
SCUM Is street south Wilmington On Suu-
day afternoon al l3l clutk
with lSSON--On Marcn a. IsaS, Sarah VII.
kissOn. in her SSH year.
Relatives and trcnda of tho family arc "a.
spcutlully iuEittd TO attend the iu-
net al ON SUNDAY, March mn from tie res -
drnCe OF His EuI-In-IUw. CtaTiI W. Lodge. In
l;IRn,ly wine huHdIud. mean IlollYOGk station
Meet ut tue huu.e a. - o lDrN.. iHtei niunt
nj Newark Higu Cemetery Services at the
house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

Judge Grnbb in Orphans Court this
morning appointed several guardians as
well az transacted much other business.
The Equitable Guarantee and lrust
Company was mauo guardian of Ray
m0nl Aver; security lrust aud Slfo De.
postt Company of Thomas and Mar ..aret
leg ey; Edward ii. Brennan of John VI.
Glackln ana Andrew Moodman OF Eu.
gene una Margaret Woodinan.
Ellen Il. Chandler. guardian OF Walter
Il. Chandler, was permit ID to sol! certain
securities Tor the benefit of the minor
On d.
liza S. RitliDga, administrators Of Thus.
RdinGs IN return OF the siIe Of tie
property winch was approved and con-
iiImed
james V. EliaRun. executor OF Curtis b.
ElaSon, made return OF sale Of property
which was also approved and confirmed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

CLEVELAND March l6-A sample Of II.
Illuminating gas recently discovered in New
York, which can ba delivered to consumers
in cans has been received and partially
tested ut the office Of the Cleveland Gas.
Ugh. company, of this city. Secretary
Beardsley of ths company, says that the
gus burns steadily and gives an excellene
light The material II said to consist Of
lime and coal dust welded by electricity
into sort Of dark brownish, porous sub
stance. The gas Is generated by placing
this substance in water. Local gas people
are greatly Interested IN the new discov-
cry, which may revolutionize the present
process
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis. March l8.-A
horrible discovery was made yesterday by
aparty Of men hunting In the neighbor-
hood Of Ingram. The dead bodies OF Ed
Dutfney, James Hanson and another man
were found dead in an old lumber shanty.
From all appearances they had been dead
number of days, and the bodies were
frozen stiff Dutfney and Hanson wero
formerly employed as woodsmen, but quia
work to hunt wolves using poison to kill
them. The suppositon is that in propar.
ing supper they accidentally got the poi
son mixed with their food. Their dog was
found dead In the same room.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

MARsaAhLrowN, la, March 1.-TWO
youths Claude Meade and Ralph Hard
ing escaped from the custody of the state
reform school officers at Eldora on Wed
nesday afternoon. That night they rob
bed WINNERS store at Union. At 1 80
o'clock yesterday morning they were dis
covered IN II general store at Bromley,
after having looted hardware store. The
boys were besieged in the building by
abopt fifty armed villagers, and fight
with reyolvcrs rnsuod In which q man in
the crowd outside was wounded in tho
hip Officers here were telegraphed for,
and drove to Bromley, where they arrested
the young dcsperadoes without resistance
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16
ROBINSONS DEFENSE
Sadie Declares That Her Confes-
sion Was Bogus. ,,..,
TAUGHT TO HER BY A DETECTIVE.

The Accused Detective, However, Who IL
Chief of Buffalo's Detective Force. De-
elArss That the Confession Was Wholly
Voluntary on Saddles Part.
BUFFALO March 16 An mportant wit.
ness in the Robinson trial yesterday was
Patrick " Cusack chief of the Buffalo de
tectivas. He 1t was who had been sent to
Cleveland to work up the case against the
Robiusons en- receipt Of the telegram from
the Cleveland police giving the announce
ment of the strange confession made by
Sadie.
1t was during the cross examination Of
this witness that the defense showed its
hand by trying to prove that Sadie wa
oosrced into making her confession by
threats and intimidation. Cusack in an
swer to questioning swore that Sadie con
fessed to him in Cleveland that she fired
the shotthat killed Montgomery Gibbs She
confessed that her husband held him up,
and that she went to her husbands as.
sistance when Gibbs threw him to hi,
knees. She fired the first snort Just after
Clarence shot Gibbs In the arm. This con.
fession by Sadie, 80 Cusack swore, wa
made voluntarily.
The defense then called Sadie to tn
stand for rebuttal Examined by judy
hardesty she snid:
After left Cleveland for Buffalo II
charge of Superintendent Cusack | was
crying because he would not let me kis,
Clarence good.by He said, DIN you
stop your suiveling" Then Cagack said
to me: He is not your husband You ar,
only his mistress. Clarence has another
wife and children alive, mud Is supporting
thGm."
THAT made me awful mad " said Sadie
"nnd then Cu-acls said, If I were you
would got even with a man who treatCt
me In that manner, anti If you will say
that Clarence Shot Montgomery Gibbs
will get part of the reward. and you will
be avenged Then Cusaca told ne VIVA
to say to Kenncilc, ltltc district attorney
and said il I" him when got 10 Buffalo
MY confession to Mr. Kenurnrk L. jus
what Cu-ark told nae To cay, and, nddc,
Sadie. turning fun ON custck as she spoke
and shricking at the top of her voice. ''yol
know that II i.
Superintendent Cusack was then re
called. He ppsit vrly denied having ev,
held out any iuducrnrut to sadie to Oh
tam her confession.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

Judge Wales. In the United S'ates
Court ,his morning heard furrner ara i.
mont In the Mccullough Iron Company
case. which began last Saturday.
The incorporation want 10 borrow out
of court So. ,000.t with which sum they
want to erect mill fol- he Manufacture
OF galvanized iron. hoping In that way to
pay of much of their Indebtedness.
Several Judgment creditors, including
the Carnnpy Iron Comrany aud junction
Iron Company are adverse to tho incorpn-
rature' proposed loan. and have occurred
Levi c. Il, I'd and Harry Emm ons to repre-
sent the III.
benjamin Media represents tha eca l.
vors As the argument Is not In, no de-
Cres was handed down.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16
Georgia Wants Northern yeteraps.

ATLANTA, March 49, When asked by an
Associated Press reporter concerning the
report that he is interested in a scheme to
locate veterans from the north on Georgia
farms ex Governor William j. Northen
saidi "Ycs 1t IL true that have In hand
an enterprise OF that character, but it has
not yet materialized enough to give you
the details, You may say, however, THAI
we have tracts Of land In Dougherty Mont.
gomery, Thomas Wilcox, Laurons and
Gliun counties feel certain that shall
succeed in locating a great colony in
Georgia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

IO.norrov Ue!ng tha .as- sunday Of ths
conference year Il moatinE uf tHa roH gFs.
Ra,inn viii b he'd to taurICw tu,at. Al.
ur, viii ba MAIDS as ri gvs.
Stewurus--Alr, koop
Piust' eA--Dr NsHAey
Elw rti- LeeEuu-ll. Lltlei.ldtE.
Glass AtcotulG lr. IloupL
Sunday scho5 MF GcpruB
General RenurLa Mr s,HlnsI Sit.
Irlcs aad Key / 10 short
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

Laites, II you want II pure. delicate soap
Tor the conll!eS!On, druggists win always
recomnend JOAHson's Oriental Medicinal
Toilet soap.
n. d Danforth. Second and Market
stre3ts. an1 Aliller's Drug store, 10! Mar.
kel sLsueL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

Bishop Coleman is aver on the 20. bear,
ing good tidtngs and making straigh' the
pnth for those who come after him. ! his
afternoon he wen. 10 New York whsrA lie
will hold four seryic"s o.mOTrow. at three
al which he will preach.
ssOu Monday he Will go 10 nnandalc.
about 100 miles distant from the city Of
N CIV York, and deliver an address to his
ST udents In st Stephen's College. ON
Tuesday he will go TO Washington. d. g..
AVID in the evening he will lecture in st.
Ia It's Eplscopal Church before an ass ci.
Htlnn OF which Chlar Justice Fuller "a
president on "rhe Chrstian Man In z II.
tics On Wednesday the Bishop will re.
turn to thls city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

LONDON March 10 A dispatch from
Moosh, via kars, declares that the Villages
In the Snssoun district are covered with
snow to the depth of three feet The Turks.
IN order to decieve the commission of In
CURRY, have, by means OF specious proul-
ises or force, compelled many refugees to
return TO their villa yes. where they are
nov dying from cold r.tarvututl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

The Advent services to- m orrow at Sixths
and Tutnall. will oou stat VI preaching
10 IS a. m. by T.. W Qlisley, and at 3
o'clock y. IN prayer and testimony mes t.
Ing will be led by Brother Blggs of En- st
Lake NJ. T.. Church. And the usual ser.
Vice in the evening at I.30 IN. 70 all
these servlces. the people are cordially
Invited, n. j., JASSEY,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

JAMES -Titu XTOE .-Ma tch 49, i-at ~ Rov
". II. Van Horn $40 lInlgun HyeHur. Cam
den, Walter II. lHmcs OF Homecoming. Ma.
TO Mary l.. TruNloH, VI lewCs Del.
JONES El,IHAM- On Tue, day, March l2,
1888, 10y Hev. j II. MillIpHn, samuel X.
Jones. Jr, ana turtha G.. lelAHu. 10th OF
this city.