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Evening journal., 1895-04-30

time since she weighed anchor in South
hmpton hnrbor on April II, for she made
the open sea on tho other side without the
assistance Of tug under the skillful
handling Of Captain Charley Barr.
Every man aboard. Of the 22 all told, was
in good health, and they said they could
not have come over more comfortably on
an ocean greyhound. Captain Barr went
ashore at Bay Ridge and called up George
Gould ON the telephone. His face bright
ened up as he listened to the return mes
sage from Mr.. Gould s office in the Western
Union building Evidently the Yigilant's
owner was pleased at her performance.
She Is seaworthy Craft.
This speedy record Of Is days across the
Atlantic shows that the Vigilant is as
seaworthy craft as heart or her owner
could desire. Her detraotors have said
she was only a racing machine and unfit
for enoountering bufieting gales and heavy
seas
Throughout the voyage the Vigilant
behaved splendidly and sustained only the
slight damage of carrying away her spin
maker boom.
Captain Charles Barr reported COM
paratiyely fair passage. She went down
the English channel to the Lizard in "a
hours, having left Southampton on April
H. On the l4th, in the course Of an east.
southeast gale, the spinnaker boom snap.
ped. but the broken spar was quickly So
cured, and the yacht proceeded with ia.
yorable winds mp to the banks Here light
westerly winds were encountered, lasting
until the 27th, when the wind shifted tc
east and northwest remaining SO all th'
way down the coast
The best days record was 270 knott
from noon Of the goth TO noon of the 2lst
Twenty-Five men comprised al on board
She sailed without centerboard and thu
we'll was plugged
| Yalkyrie took 20 days in sailing tn
same course Vigilant's eastern passage
about this time last year, was made IN \
days.
win Meet the Defender.
The yacht, it IS understood, will be use
by Mr.. Gould in trials against the De
fender the latest production Of the HERE
shoffs Her new centerboard to replace th
one lost in British waters last summer
ready for her in a South Brooklyn shop
She will Immediately go into dock and b
stripped Of her cruising gear Her racin
paTaphernalia was shipped by steamer.
A syndicate built the Vigilant in lS9
for the purpose OF defending the Amer
ica's cup against John Bull, PARTICULAR
Lord Dunraven and his Nalkyrie, whio
was sunk some months ago by the Sato
nita.
Last year George J. Gould bought th
yacht and took her to England. His royf
highness the Prince Of Wales condescenc
ed to beat the Vigilant few times in th
shallow and tortuous courses Of Scotlan
firths The Nigilant showed to poor aC
vantage under the conditions. She won
out of 20 races. 1t was some consolatiu
that the prince ate dinner with Mr. GoulS
Vigilant tackled close under the State
Island shore at Stapleton on her retur
from Southampton. She was salute
with three guns from the cannon Of Il
Ocean Yacht club. The salute was grac
fully acknowledged by Captain Barr, VIII
in recognition Of the first salute In hon
waters, dipped the American ensign.
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
FREE BREAD THERE.
A Merry war Among the Rochester Baker,
Stirs Up the Town.

A Merry War Among the Rochester Bakers
stirs Up the Town.
ROCHESTER,. April So.--The bakers are
fighting hore while local groeers and tho
public IN general are reaping the benefit.
Last Thursday a grocer contracted with
one OF tho bakers for bread at x cents q
loaf. The next day he began selling loaves
at two for cents Every baker in the
city met the cut and before Saturday
night bread was sold for ! cent a loaf.
Some grocers advertised five leaves Of
bread for cents and gave street car
ticket with each loaf At noon another
grocer advertised loaf free to every GUS
toner.
Tho fight will be kept up, and the jour
neymen bakers aro preparing 10 strike,
claiming that their pay has been reduced
in consequence Of the cut The morning
papers will publish advertisements OF sew
eral grocers offering FREQ bread. Every
baker in tho city is taxed to supply tho de
mand
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Durant stiIl stoical.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 80. - Theodore
Durant was arraigned in the police court
on a charge Of murder for the killing Of
Blanch Lamont. The defendant conduct
ed himself with his usual stoioism, and
after the formal proceedings he had q long
consultation with his attorneys. He COM
plains bitterly however, that the public
is disposed to prejudice him. The coro-
ner's inquest in the Lamont case will be
continued tonight until concluded SO as
not to interfere with the preliminary ex-
animation Of Durant for the Williams
murder to be tried today
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Murderer Uooper's death warrant.

ELKToE, Id. April 80 The death
warrant for the execution Of Horace
Cooper, colored, convicted OF murder In
the first degree at the March term Of the
Circuit Court for Cecil county, for killing
Maggie Pitts, also colored at Cokssbury,
on November lS last, aud which WAS
received from Governor Frank Brown on
Saturday last. was read TO the prisoner
In his cell at 30 o'clock this morning by
Sheriff Clinton White. TIE prisoner
WAS visibly sRitatsd Cooper viii he
hanged on Efsl~S, Joee : Hsorcupici
the cell en- ths ssc3no Fl .ors ah,cn egs
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INSURGENTS TACTICS.
A Cuban Leader Demands Money From 3
Railroad Company.

Railroad Company.
HAVANA. April 3O-The insurgent
leader Miro has demanded Of the officials
Of the Gibara Holguin Railway company
that they furnish him from the company's
funds the sum Of $500 per month to aid
him in carrying on his operations against
the government Tho demand was accom-
panied by threat to destroy the COM
pany's property IL the money Is not paid.
OF course the company refused to aocede
TO the demand, and strong body of troops
will DO detailed to guard the railway prop
erty.
a detachment Of government troops in
Santa Cruz del sur has dispersed the rebel
band led bv Mauricio Monteio The in
surgents left three dead behind them in
their flight.
Tho troops under the command Of Cen
eral Salccdo are still in close pursuit Of
the survivors of Maceos band The rebels
refuse to give battle TO their pursuers,
and it is Thought that they are completely
demoralized by the defeat inflicted on
them by General Salcedo.
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
WAS TRILBYo ORIGINAL?
A Western Theatrical Man Says the story Is
q Generation Old.

DENVER, April 3D.. Did Du Maurier
write 'Triibysl This sensational ques-
tion was propounded in the federal court
in good faith when the suit Of Harper
Brothers and A. NJ Palmer FOR an iniuno.
tion against the Lyceum Stock company
to restrain the production Of Trilby
was called
The defendants allege that the book
was not original, invented or writton by
Du Maurier They assert that the orig
inal title and Hook of Trilhyn was first
published In France IN $50 and afterward
in England in 1s47, and that the book
has been common property for 75 years
The attorneys for the plaintiffs ask time
to communicate with their clients in Now
York as to their case, and the court post
poned the argument until Wednesday
morning.
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THE EMPIRE
DEPARTMENT STORE.
2o9 MARKET STREET.

Every item Is a reason for your pres
euce at the Empire Store this week.
Every item Is the combluation retailing
sagaclty and commercial enterprise, to.
gether with desire to always give the
people superior bargains and thereby re-
tain our PRESTIGE Commencing Tuesday
afternoon at 8 y m and continuing
Wednesday, Thur, day aud T iday- np to
p. N We will inaugursgr a reduction
sale ia our Dry Houda ana Notion De
psrtmenta Here where superiority Il
grrAtest; whore re day after day demon
strate our ability to defy runag prices,
even on staples, and yell them as low as
half price This weak again shows that
real value is 40 criterion af price for We
offer some bargains OF which dealers will
avail themselves, why not your
Good quality shepherds plaid oheviot
Dress Goods &c yard
Ladies' light aud dark color Under.
skirts, have been sold for SOC. reduced TO
29c
36 inches wide fancy figured Sllkaline.
all colora, for sis yard
yards Of the Drap do Niepne Dress
Goods, beautiful styles aud assorted d
colore, for 79s reduced from 15c q yard
Fast black fine weave Sateen for 10c q
yard
20 inch fast black doris Umbrellas,
With pretty handles, regular 81 90 values,
reduced to Csc
Ready msde best quality Glngham
Aprons, sold everywhere for 22c, our
| price lac.
The "Kantopen" hook and eye, ''ses
that slide, In black and silver, 30 for
dozen.
white metal Teaspoons 100. Table
spoons 1sc.
Pretty Lace Curtains full 8 yards long
60c pair,
Crochet Bed Spreads SOC. about doaeI
left.
Genuine Turkish Bath Soap. nicely per
fumed, cakes for 15c
Just received beautiful nssortmen
Of Checked Nainsook a. Al ayard.
A beautiful lot Of Iudla Lawns at 10
yard.
A neat assortment OF Imported ssis
Lawns at 0ia yard
10 pieces Of Bed Tick reduced to 6ts
yard
Beautiful styles Of Apronette. AZ inche
wide, soft as silk, for % yard
About 20 pieces OF Outing Flannel /
light and dark colors, striped aud plaldi
for 44o yard
Arabian Haircloth, 30 Inches wide, 10
1870 yard
Fancy French Waist Lining at lie var,
12%a quality Waist Lining. Ia bine
and steel reduced to ~ yard
Wrappers-25 $50 Of those French percal
: scotch Ringhsms, Merrlmao pcrcAle
second mourning aud indigo blue Wrar
pers. made with yoke aud deep ruff
) vatican backs large sleeves. ali tal
eolors. worth from 81 90 TO Z 50 durin
Is sale your pick OF the entire lot Il
79s.
neat fitting corset fo- 24e.
7 $8 80 black. blue or tau cloth cap
rsdused TO $3.50.
! Beautiful Jardnlers 29c largest 81
h SOC.
An elegant set. consisting OF spo'
z holder, cream pitcher and sugar bo~l.
: fancy lowered ware, the lot for zoe
Fsncy Vegatsbl Dishes l0o
Fancy lowered Chna Milk Pitchers
/; Large Turseps l9c-Nice China Te
pots reduced TO 32s
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
vIClLANT'S QUICK TRIP.
She Crossed the Ocean From
England In Eighteen Days. :
WILL BE PUT IN RACING TRn

George Gould Intends to Have Her In shape
to Cross Taclss with the New Defender at
the Trial Racss--story Of the vigilant's
Trip.
NEW York April 80. = The Vigilant
has arrived from Europe. The gallant
cup defender and fighter for Yankee su.
premaoy in yachtdom has beaten oil yacht
records on the westward transatlantic
voyage for either sloops or schooners
Eighteen days, 2 hours and 10 minutes
was her time.
She anchored of Bay Ridge, and her
great mainsail was furled for the first
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SHE WANTS A DIVORCE.
oscar wiIde's wife Began Proceedings Aft
err His Arrest.

Oscar Wilde's Wife Began Proceedings Aft
err His Arrest.
LONDON. April 30.-It has been learned
that Immediately after her husband was
arrested Mrs Wilde took her children and
her belongings from the Wilde residence
on Tito street and instructed her lawyer
to institute proceedings Tor divorce. The
proceedings will hinge somewhat on the
decision given in the present criminal
proceedings against Wilde
Willie Wilde, Oscars brother, formerly
the husband Of Mrs Frank Leslie who
divorced him, had to raise the money last
week to pay Oscars lawyers for their
services. Willie and Oscar have not been
on friendly terms for long time. When
the former visited the Old Bailey on ITi-
day TO inform his brother that the money
had been paid to Sir Edward Clarke, Os-
cars counsel, Oscar said do not come
to see me. do not wish to see my peo-
MIA -
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sehoolbov Athlete Fatally hurt.

BOSTON. April no. Charles y. Aldrich,
Jr.. 15-year- son Of well known
business man. lies at the point Of death
at the City hospital While putting the
shot with some other students at the Rox-
bury Latin school grounds he was acct
dentally hit by the l6 pound weight and
bis skull was fractured.
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
An Aced wife's ueroIsn.

CRooKsToN, Mimi, April 80. The res
idenoe of George Denniston, on Maple
lake, was burned to the ground, and his
aged parents lost their lives. The old
couple were sleeping up stairs. Mrs. Den
niston, ST., came down and woke the
family, who escaped. She then went back
to assist her husband, who was totally
blind The roof fell in, burying both in
thn MIN
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women Are Reforming the Town.

WATERFOWL, ~ ". April 30.--On COM
plant OF the ladies OF tho W. c. Il. Y. ~
Gouyerneur four prominent druggists
were arrested Tor violating the excise law
and wers fined 500 each
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
Knlea Z 1IIs nrother,s Feet.

PAwTUcKET, Il T., April 3c-A blast
was exploded on the city ledge on Fales
avenue, and a piece Of stone weighing "a
pounds was blown into the air and dc.
scended in a yard 500 feet away striking
Louis Collette, aged s. His brains were
crushed ont, and he fell dead at the feet
of his mother
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Marriage Anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Heisler.
DANCE AT The NBw-oBETURY CLUB

The charity BAN for the Benefit Of the
West End Kindergarten Brilliant
and suceessful Affair-soms of the
People There-Miss Kathryn Kidder
of mime Sans Gene" Fame In the City.
All 1ou1n1ull4c1elons AutonIc1 Iyr 2RhSftiul
Rditos are Of the EVENING JOURNAL Cor.
ulunic~esonH should be written on ons s1ds 81
sns pADHr only
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
MR. LEMONS DEATH.
Harrisburg Assembly Adjourns Out Of Re.
spect to His Memory.

spect to His Memory.
HARRISBURG. April 3o.-The house ad-
journed after having been in session 30
minutes This wns in respect to the
memory Of Representative Lemon Of AL
leghany, whose death occurred Monday
afternoon at Now York. Mr.. Lemon was
dean Of the Allegheny delegation and was
one Of the most beloved and respected
members Of the house.
Chief Clerk Fetterolf has had Mr. Lem
on desk and chair draped in deep black.
Across the chair has been placed white
ribbon on which is printed in gold letters
Vacant A pillow Of beautiful roses
rested on the desk at the evening session.
Mr. Lemon S death was announced to the
house by his immediate colleague, Mr..
Mackrell
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occupied by Alfred Stout. colored, who
was nangtd lbsut two years ego for the
murder Of George Dslmole The doomed
man has been visited by his minister.
Rev Mr.. Doiamsn, Of Cokesbury. and
Rsv. A. S Mowbray Of tho Methodist
Episcopal Church, Elkton.
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ON SATURDAY,
THE llth DAY OF MAY, lsas,
Hf 2 O'CLOCK D. m

THE llth DAY OF MAY, 1894
at O'Clock y. m,
the following descibed real estate. viz; All
that certain lot or piece or parcel 81 land
with n three story brick house thereon
erect and kDown as No. t03 East Sixth
-treet, bounded and described as follows 10
beginning at a point on the southerly side
of Sixth street A. the distance of 10 Ieet
easterly. from the easterly side of Poplar
street; thence aOutherly, parallel With Poplar
street, "a feet 10 corl.er; thence easterly,
parallel with Sixth street. 10 feet 10 a corner;
thence s'uiherly parallel with Poplar street
] feet TO the nOftherly tide Of Lord street,
thence thereby easterly feet TO a corner.
thence northerly and parallel with Poplar
street through the uivisioA wa Of this and
the house adjoining on the east 30 fest 10 the
aforesaid side OF sixth 81 reel, and thence
thereby westerly Q fest % p ace OF beginning,
be the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution rs the prop
erty Of l.. Henry johnson and tits ana 10
be sold by
Sheriif's ONCE, Wilmington, Delaware,
April ~. leso
CHERTFT's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ OF Levari Facias 10 me directed will
be exposed TO pnhlic sale nt the Court House
on Market street between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, IN the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
county, Delaware,
ON SATURDAY,
THE nth DAY OF MAY, 1895.
at O'Clock p. m,
the following described real estate, viz; al
that certain lot or piece Of land with the build
/ ings thereon erected. situated In the city o
/ Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and descrihet
| a. follows, 10 Wit;
Besinpipg on the southerly side Of Seventh
i street at the distance Of 20 feet westerly iron
Il the westerly side OF Jackson street: thence
| southerly thr US the middle OF he dtvisioI
wall betwe this aud the adjoining house oI
the eaAt 5a feet 10 tue northerly side OF ~
| alley feet wide. leading into jackson street
/ thence By said alley westerly, parallel Will
seventh street, 10 feet thence northerly, par
| allel with jackson street. throueh the MIDI
Of the division wall between this house ant
the hou adjoining on the west n feet 20 IN
| aid side Of Seventh street, and a e &c there
by easterly l6 feet TO the place OF beginning, b.
the contents thereof wha they may, with III
privilege Of the use Of the said alley IN co p
mon forever. subject to An equitable share q
tue expense OF keeping the same ia eood OF
der aud repair.
Seized aud taken in execution as the proper
ty OF James Houston tkeH and 70 be sold b
PAUL GI LIS. sheriff.
sheriff's ONCE. Wilmington. Delaware
April "a. 1895.
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A london Rumor Denled,

RoME, April SO.-An official note has
been issued denying the accuracy Of the
Vienna dispatch 10 the London Daily
News saying that the Italian and United
States legations at Tokyo are supporting
the Russian demands.
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
The chnrirv Rall.

The charity dance given Ia the New
Century Club binding last night for the
benefit OF the West End Kindergarten
Association was a brilliant affair and
complete success
Dancing began at 80 o'clock and con-
tinusd until o'clock this morning About
150 persons were present and with the
music. the brilliantly lighted rooms and
the beautiful costumes of the women,
only set of by the more sombre attire OF
the men, the scene was an attractive and
picturesque one.
At midnight supper was served The
cafe was too small for the large company,
and tables wese arranged along the
halls.
At s 30 the whist tournament began
and continual until 10 80 o'clock. The
play was deeply interesting and excellent
scores were made.
Those who received the guests were.
Mrs Henry G Morse, Mrs. James a
Draper. Mrs H T. Cause, Mrs Ferdinand
L. Gilpin and Mrs Charles G Rumford
These were smong the guests; Miss
Post, OF New York; Miss Bacon, Of
Washington; Miss Jannev, OF Laesburg,
Va Miss Alice Bancroft, of Philsdel-
phia; Miss Davis, Miss Perot, Miss
Wister and Miss Morris. of Germantown
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry g. Morse, ar. and
Mrs. Fl. T. Cause, DR. aud Mrs James
A. Draper, Misses Draper, Mr. and
Mrs Willard Salisbury, Mr. aud Mrs
Willard Hall Porter, Mr.. snd
Mrs Charles g. Rumford, Miss
Morse, Miss Madge Cause, Miss
Elizabeth Bringhnrst, Miss Wilson,
Miss Elsie Patterson. Miss Rich
ardson, Miss Amy Dupont, Francis G
Dupont, Alexis l. Dupont, Mrs. l.
Gilpin, Mrs. Eli Garrett, Mr. aud Mrs
L. G Vsndeglift, Mrs Charles NJ Bird
Mr.. and Mrs. William H Swift, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Swift, Misses Swift
R Miller, Mr. ana Mrs Frank Carpenter
Misses Jackson, Dr. and Mrs LintoI
Smith, Nc and Mrs. Frederic Pyle. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. A. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam F. Sellers, MIR aud Mrs. j. e. Smith
s O. Long, Mrs @ Tatnsli, Mrs
Samuel Bancroft, Mrs Martha Ward, Mr.
and Mrs James a. Dallett, Mrs Blssel
Miss Bssell, Miss May Belts, Miss Violl
Underwood, Mr. and Mrs K T
Bats, Mr.. aud Mrs William g
Mendinhall, DR.. and Mrs. D. w
Maull, Miss Maull, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
r Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Sterln,
Thomas. Miss Bradford. Miss Bancroft
ndlss Elizabeth Oanby, Miss May Candy
Miss A Candy, Miss Lafferty. Mis-
May Campbell, Miss Smyth. Charlie
e McIlvaine, Misses McIlyaine
MIR and Mrs E h Gaylsy, Mr.
and Mrs Walter Tatnall, Mr. au,
Mrs. James B. Clarkson. DIR, ard Mrl
Henry } Stubbs, John Bird, Lattime
TatnalI George Richsrdson 9eorg
Chandler, Arthur Spruauce, Charlie
Smith, Harrington Littell. WilIiar
Scott, Harlan Scott, Preston Lsa Eiwar,
Bringhurst. z T. CsDby. William q
Candy, Jr., George A.. Elliott. Thomas T
BayArd. Jr, George R Hoffecker, Job
Richardson, Joseph A. Richardson
Christopher L Ward, G. T. R Bates, M
and Mrs. Henry B THOMPSON, Mr. an
Mrs. J. Dsnforth Bush, Mr.. ana Mr.
Edgar " Hopes, Mr. and Mrs. Clemer
B. Smyth.
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4 bloody Umbrella the only clew.

PORTLAND, Me. April s0.-All efforts
to find traces Of the body of Henry Brit
ton Of Raymond who is supposed to have
been murdered about two weeks ago, have
been futile The only clew found is the
hat and bloody umbrella discovered sew
eral days ago, but this has led to nothing
fnrthar
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he Is viseennt Peel Vow.

LONDON. April sO.-The Right Hon
Arthur Wellesley Peel. ex-speaker Of the
house Of commons who was raised 70 the
peerage on April %. with the title Of Wis
count, takes the title Of Niscount Peel
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
social aud Porsonai noteI

Jefferson F,ard, Of Mlddletown
trustee Of the poor for ST Georges
hundred, was Ia he city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel NJ Jenkins and
child, OF Philadelphia, spent Sunday in
Dover with their mother, Mrs. Emma
Ienkina
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" Expre3 trains. @kM El EX AS 1lIe~E
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6nfee 10 Western points lower than via Ang
| siher lne. o. o. SCULL. Gent Pass Agent
z. X CAMpREld. 9@r@rA' Nan~grr.
g-ryIl,MISGToN AND NORTH ERN RAIL
" RDAn Tins table In effect Oct ssth,
tss4.
TrAipa leave Wilmington. French street
station, for y & o. Junction. MontchRnin.
| Wibterthur, Guyencourt, GIanogue, CussNrt
ClhaIfds' Ford Junction, Pocopson. Wesf
Chester, klnDreeYtle. MortouvikleA Coates
yills aud intermediate Stations daily, except
SUNDAY ohly 81 c. q E0s l 50. 4 81 y M
| hjr Maynesburg Junction. Springfield ans
| tntartc Hd lafe stations. ua1lY. except EuncAF.
atTSSa m, 2 % and 5 40 p N. Sundays only ~
sO4 q "a, i 81 and 50 p II.
Eor Joanna BirdsbOro, heS1inR and inbey.
aediate stations. daily, exceDt Sunday, -
785A m and 2 80 p n. sunday orlT ~ u
10 and 35 q.
a. q. WcCAuSLAND. supersntendsaS
Evening journal., 1895-04-30
Fourth Clnse Postlnasters.

WAsHINeToN. April 80. The following
fourth class postmasters were appointed;
PennsylvaniR--B Burrell. John Brenne-
man Odessa, 5. c. Bradford.