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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18
IHlBERBIANS j 80
In Session.
Parade and Meeting of the Order
at Newark Yesterday.

NEWARK, Jan. 17-When the l. 10 o'clock
train rolled in here yesterday over the b.
u o. railroad large number of mem
bers of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
from Wilmington arrived wearing hand
some red white and blue badges with
green aud gold trimmings.
They were met by delegations from
Hockessin and New Castle headed by the
members Of the Newark division.
Headed by Rev. Father OFT the mon
Walked down two deep, and made good
appearance as they were all good looking
men and J40 were in the parade. Having
arrived at the hall of Division No. s, u
meeting OF tho county board was held. In
the absence of County President 4. jeff
King. who was detained at home ON ac-
count Of the sickness of his wife the meet
Ing was presided over by Nicholas Con-
molly.
Atthe conclusion of the county meeting
q meeting of the Sats Board TOOK place
with Daniel w, Mullin presiding in the
absence of State President Owen J. Hes
sion who was absent on account of a
severe attack of rheumatism. The meet
ing was interesting and developed the fact
that tho order Is growing in the State.
/ The resignation of State President Hes
sion was accepted and John j. Mullin of
Wilmington, elected us his SUCCESSOR.
At the conclusion of the meeting all the
visitors were entertained at supper In the
hall. Tho hospitality Of the Newark peo-
Pile as on all occasions was such that all
those who visited our bright little town
expressed a wish to come here again.
The spi ual adviser OF the division of
the A. y. II. here is hev. Father OFT and
the officers: president Peter Reilly; vice
president, Barney Moore. Treasurer, M.
O'Rourke; Recording secretary, John
Moore; Financial Secretary, W, O'Con-
hell.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18

yesterday morning as Sergeant Shields
and officer Ford were going down Orange
street near Second, they met two women
who stated that George W. johnson had
been abusing them. just then the man
came around the corner using bad lan-
guage. He was quickly arrested and sent
to the city hall where he gave cash bail for
his appearance.
Officer Ford was investigating the case
when Johnson returned and he was eau
/ TONED by the officer against raising any
moro trouble. This caution infuriated
! the man and he cursed the officer to such
| an extent that no was arrested second
| time, and revolver was found in his
pocket.
Johnson's wife alleges that George IL
jealous and that hor is in danger. He
will be given hearing in City Court on
Wednesday morning He is represented
by Bradford, Vandcgrift and Byrne.
William Mackey Of West Grove refused
urday night, when he applied for lodging
and was given the grand out" Yester-
day lie was arrested by Officer Purcell and
Judge Ball rated his drunkenness at 81 and
costs in the City Court this morning
Officer Sherry on Saturday thought that
a fox hunt was coming into the city when
he saw James Hahn galloping his horse on
the Washington street pavement. The
ordinance fuils to provide for such sport
and 81 and costs was the fine.
John Banner celebrated the flftieth anv
niversary of his wedding by abusing his
wife, Charlotte. He was order cd to fur.
nish peace bond and will not visit his
home hereafter TO annoy his wife and
children.
Because Simon Spire struck Frank
Ward, small boy his brother went to the
formers place of business aud during an
alteration struck him. Ho was ordered
to pay the costs. y
Some of the houses in the Highlands are
now supplied with city water.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18
At33 Gents a Pair.

You will find in our stock
the best and most popular
makes Of Corsets produced, such
es DR.. Warmers, r. & G., e. B.,
@. p, P. N, Improved Choice,
etc. We do not claim that ours
are any better than other stores
keep of the same brands, All
We claim is that they are as
good.
We expect to put on sale today
500 Light Silver Grey Ladies
Jersey Ribbed Vests, all sizes,
regular 25.cent kind, at ID
cents each. Splendid quality.
Those improved Combination
Suits at 37t cents are remarka.
bly, cheap. Have you looked
at them?
Over 100 pairs Of the 5 cent
Cashmere Gloves sold Oh Satur.
day. 500 pairs yet to sell. You
better secure two or three pairs
of them.
What a busy place our Cloak
Room was on Saturday and no
wonder, when you consider that
1--WE are selling coats at half and
i'll some cases one third or one
quarter Of former prices. Have
you looked at the 4S.inch all
wool Serge we are selling at 80
cents? 1t will astonish you for
value. About $50 yards sold
on Saturday. These 25'cent
Novelty Dress Goods just open :
ed. The newest thing of the
season. Are very attractive Tor
the price. Save your money by
trading at the Popular Cash Dry
Goods House,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18
DE.AE rs.

MOORE-On Sunday, January H. 1897,
Charles Clinton Mooae, aged - years
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend the funeral from his late residence,
No. 172l Gilpin avenue, on Tuesday after
noon, January 10, 1897 at 2 O'clock Sar
vices at the house. lnterment ut Mt.
Salem Cemetery.
CLARK-On tho 18th, inst, 1897, Katie
A, wife Of Andrew C. Clark
Relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from the residence Of her husband No. Gl2
W. 18th street on Tuesday afternoon, Jan.
~, 1897 at2 O'Clock. lnternent at LON
hardy Cemetery.
DENNEY-On January II, 1887 Carrie,
wife Of Charles b DGnney, nee Carrie
Thompson, aged q years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vted to attend the funeral Services at tho
residence Of her husband, 1901 West SEC
ond street on Wednesday afternoon Mt 2
o'clock lnterment private at RiverView
Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18
AMUSEMENT Is.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.


Z Extravaganza rules the day 1t Is APP
parent that the public wants mirth and
melody, not tears and groans. This is
made evident by the Immense popularity
attained by all recent productions of the
travesty, burlesque and extravaganza
order. They are all prosperous and coin
ing money. This is particularly ruo of
''Miss Philadelphia" which will be the
attraction at the Grand Opera House
next Thursdayat tho regular house prices.
1t comes to us with the loving endorse
ment of our sister city, Philadelphia,
which liked it SO well that IL was made
welcome for over three months in their
midst. 1t is very lively satire dealing
with the visit from spirit land OF our
illustrlons ancestor, William Penn, and
the strange adventures of that good old
Quaker after his long retirement of over
two hundred years, give rise to IL number
of very funny scenes. There is no end to
the opportunities for the clover people
who make up the cast and Willie Collier
Is said to be right in his element with q
part that gives him a freedom seldom en-
joyed. The music was all specially
written by Herman Pcrlet, with few
introduced numbers The chorus Is large
aud attractive, while the lady orchest u
is an original and taking feature. From
scenic standpoint few productions have
surpassed 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18

The now German Baptist Church at
Fifth and Walnut streets held its first
congregations yesterday. With the morn .
| ing service began series of services which
will continue until Wednesday night.
Yesterday morning Rev. J. c Crummell,
of Cleveland. Ohio preached from the
text Psalms S7.2, He referred to the old
church and the present new building and
said no dwelling is so sacred US the house
Of God
The Sunday school held rally at two
o clock. Addresses were made by David
Kaiser and j. r. Schutze Of Philadelphia
and Rev, Il. E. Briggs Of this city. In the
evening Rev. j. M. Hoeflin of Williamport
Pa, preached.
Tonight Rev l. Knuth of Philadelphia
and Rev, j. II. Hoeflin will speak.
On Tuesday evening a union English
service will be hold. There will b, IL SCR
mon by the Rev. j. S. james, D. d., of
Philadelphia editor of tho Common
wealth. The Eey. o. G. Budiington and
the Rev. Lafayettee Marks will also make
addresses.
On Wednesday evening an address will
be made by the Rev. A. r. Mihm, pastor
Of the church, and other clorgymeu. A
lovC-fUasU will also be held.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18

At the educational Convention to con,
slider the condition of the colored schools
held on Friday at Whatcoat M. i. Church,
| Dover, u resolution was adopted asking
the attention of the citizens of this estate
| to urgent needs of improvements. In
resolution the assembly stated that no
state or country can afford to permit any
class OF its citizens to grow up In Ignorance
when upon these citizens devolve the maln-
tenanee Of order, the administration Of
Justice, and the conducting Of affairs
necessary to their welfare and happiness.
lille in this condition it was held
that the colored people were but dupinS
prey of artful demagogues, to BIO used and
abused and operated upon with the great.
est impunity. Tho appeal concluded In
part thus: Consider the present cod.
dition of our school facilities Scarcely
any of the buildings in which the schools
are held, are owned by the state or can
be called legitimate school property. Most
OF them arc churches, halls or private
dwellings. Some of them are virtually
death-traps to both teachers and pupilst
buildings in which tho S. p. G. A. would
net permit cattle to be housed
school appliances, such as maps, charts
and globes, are unknown, save in few
instances in which charts have been pro-
vided. Blackboards consist of painted
Nhli5' III lhitup Vi VIC sCnOOl5 uesR5 anu
seats as well consist of boxes procured
from some neighboring store.
1--WE again call attention to the fact that
as an evidence of our zeal for the educaa
ton of our children, for fourteen years wb
supported our schools without any aid
from the State, record not equalled by
the colored people of any opher State In
the Union.
THE total amount appropriated from
the school fund Of the state from the be-
ginning up until the present for the sup.
port Of the colored schools is Sl0S, 500. This
amount does not equal that appropriated
to the white schools during single year,
Or in other words, the white schools re.
ceive more in single year than the col.
ored schools have received since enamel.
patton.
Therefore, be 1t resolved that we me-
morialize the constitutional convention
and the General Assembly of the State Of
Delaware, to make such changes in the
organic and statute law Of the State that
will secure to us an equitable and JUST
share of the school fund, so that our
schools may be placed upon such basis
as TO reflect credit upon the state, and I'd
enable us to properly discharge the duties
Of citizenship"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18

The members of Winona Council, No. O.,
Jr o. U. A. NJ, will hold special meot-
Ing at O'Clock this (Monday) evening, to
make arrangements to attend tho funeral
Of Charles G. Moore.
Clara, wife Of Charles b. Denny, died on
Sunday, after a years sickness, aged FL
years She leaves husband, one child
and many friends to deplore her curly
death. lnterment private at RivcrvloW
Cemetery on Wednesday afternoon,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18

Mr. EDIToR:-Now that the Legislature
Is in session and will be asked to enact
into law a new city charter would it not
be advisable for our Board of Trade to
call a Mass Meeting in their room every
week while the Legislature Is in session,
in order to give the people of our city n
hearing in regard to the law to be enacted
in the interest of the people.
A CITIZEN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18

Word was received at tho city hall yes
terday that n white man had boon way
laid and robbed near Iron Hill. The de-.
tectives and police were given the partcu.
lars and in half an hour one of the men
who is alleged to have committed the act,
was behind the bars together with wit
ness to whom he had coniidDd the story Of
the decd.
Officer Shields and Maloney had
lively chase after the man, and when ar.
rcSved the revolver taken from the white
man was found in his possession. His
story in the morning was to the act that
he had taken it, but when arrested no
claimed he got it on the ground. The
State detectives are working ON the case
to-day,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18
joseph II, Purnell's Funeral,

Joseph II. Purnoll the deceased mem
Der of the Monday Club, will be buried
from the club building No. 9l7 French
street tomorrow afternoon. The body will
be on view at 2 O'Clock. Service will DO
held at o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18

Frank Hotfecker is out with challenge
to fight any l22 pound man in tho state
The fight between Midget" Glynn and
Luke Burke has been postponed for three
weeks.
There Is talk of bringing together "Pop-
py' Glazior and George Russell for tho
heavy weight champ Of the state.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18

SThe public school near Elkton known
as jackson s school, has been closed ow.
ing to the prevalence of dipthcria In that
vicinity, Eight children Of William
Lloyd near Appleton are Frustrated by
the disease Schools ut Cherry Hill are
also closed on account Of the disease in the
vicinity. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18

Knn INTO a ~Iel.
MA boy who was cousting around the bend
on Market street, Friday evening, came
in contact with lady who hal Just cross.
ed the bridge over the Brandywine, nearly
throwing hor down, and knocking off and
breaking her eye glasses She was great
lyprovokcd ut the mishap and afterwards
declared that she felt like picking up tha
little scrub aud pitching him into the
race.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18

Dyspepsia cured. shloh's vitalizer I'm.
mediately relieves Sour Stomach. Coming
up OF Food Distress and Ia the great kidney
and liver rcinsdy. Sold BY N. II. Danforth,
End and Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18
\ oFloE-kew Castle County s. S. The

N UFlCE-New Castle County s. s, The
~ state OF Delaware lo tho ShuTltr Of
NgW Castle County, Greeting:
Whereas, Pierre Paul EaulIH by his petition
I" Tie Judges OF our Superior Court filed In
me ONCE Of the Prot hou9lary or said
Court III and for New Castle County for tho
cause Of compliant therein alleged. has made
uppiloaiion to our said Judges that decree
may be pronounced dssOIving the marriage
existing bet ween the Petitioner and Chris.
tine Guulin.
We therefore as your predecessor was
comm lnIed, command You, thai you sum
man hrstlne Hanin that she he and appear
before the Judges OF our said Court at the
mex term thereof to he held at Wilmington,
on Monday, the hrst day OF February mex: 10
answer Inc al legations OF the said petitioner
f'erre tau Gaul!D, according to tho Act OF
Assembly In such case made aud provided
ana Alsb TO do aud receive what the Court
snail then und there consider concerning
her IN this behalf, as to the Court shall snpul
meet ana consistent with the prov -iunS Of
tl!e sal Act OF Assembly, ard have you then
there this writ
l> Witness the liO orablc Charles Is.
(srAI Love. Ls4uira. AZ Wilmington the
twenty tsirC day Of November \, u.
eiEhte N nu ldred and ninety SIX.
issues Dec 81. 1886
d3l vlCTCE d. WOOLI.EY. Pro
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18

The new arc lamps on Eighth street
from Washington tC Clayton, on Fourth
street from West to Union, and on King
street from Tenth street to the Brandy.
wine, will be- lighted tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18

Roy, W. W. Sharp and the choir of Yves
ley NJ. T.. Church visited the poor and
sick ut the Farnhurst institution yescr-
day and made their lives happy for time
with songs and addresses, The Christian
men aud women went to the institution
at the request Of Mr.. Jones, fireman
there, he is also II member of the church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18

Rev. w. Frederick Lewis of Rodney
Street Church will go to Leeds, Md, to-
morrow and address the Maryland State
Union Of Christian Endeavor Societies on
the subject, 1.-THE Worlds Eyangeliza.
ton"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18

\ Tomorrow promises to be fair and
rather colder. similar conditions will
probably prevail on "Wednesday,
The thermometer at tho REPUBLICAN
Office registered to-day a. follows.
4 7o'clock ~ o'clock = o'clock
( AZ 4G 4G
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18
OIcKEY OuSTED,| |
Cheairs' Claims Sustained His Seat
in the House-A Big Expose :

DOVER, Jan. is:-The committee re-
ported to the House that w. w. Chealfs
had 80 and Dempsey 20 more voted then
John 7. Dickey. Then began o battle
royal between the members and the coun-
sci for both sides. Cheairs will be seated,
Excitement runs high and Diokey u
fighting hard in order to control vote for
salisbury but the steal Of the tally sheet
and the showing Of fraud Is more than the
lower County Democrats will stand.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18

Use Preston Bros Arabian hair tonic
wash for the hair Sure cure 70 dandruff.
Stops hair falling out. Sold by Preston
] r -, No. 725 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18
FIELD S MlNE1'EELS.

Al. G, Field and hi, bIg band Of enter
tanners, known as the a &. Field Min,
strels, will appear ut the Grand Opera
House tonight. Mr. Field has made his
Company one Of the largest that is travel
this season. and has been very careful in
the arrangem ent Of his program to take
heed OF the popular desire for as much
variety as possible. His entertainment
Is said to be especially strong from a
vocal standpoint, and tho list of como
dians and specially artists is proof that
nothing has been overlooked in these d .
plrtmentS.
II As 1t has been something like u year
since pay goers We're provided with II frs =
class minstrel show, and us Al. g. Field o
big C, mpany which opens at the Grand
Opera House tonight is considered one of
the re ,resentative organizations Of this
kind, the engagement is being looked
forward to with interest by thOse who
have fondnrss for bang up good min-
Btrel performance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18


NJ OTlCE-l, Philip G Plunkett, the owner
~ ana occupant Of the house situated Ht
Nos. 2Oi aud EU9 " Front street III the First
ward. Ia the city OF Wilmington
In the county of New Castle and state
of Delaware. in compliance with the
requirements Of the ats OF the General AS
senbly in such ease made and provided, do
hetcbY give notice that | shall apply ia
writing I o the Judges of the Court Of Con
eral Sessions OF the Prhc1 aGd Jail Delivery
OF the State OF Delaware. In aud for New
Castle county. on MonIny, the Ist day or
February, 1884, beng Tho EexT term
of said court, for Il lie uss for said
house. MS All inn or tav RI for
the sale therein OF intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart,
TO be drunk OH the premises. andtre follow.
ing respectable citizens Of sal ward, at
least twelve Of whom are sHb9tan!i, free =
holders. OF said ward Recommend the sniI an.
pichtioi TO wit:
james Mcknnnu FP Hickman
Fred Wet, ST.. Cnri.t,an Strobel
Daniel NJ tCu=ker j. j NcNGnuS
Joseph Murphy George UNtill
Thomas ROss!tor Alb erl Ncumayer
John HhdCr Louis Schcu
Jacob Sahorher VIII IN Elem ming
IL NounRS9r Greer
Anton Stp'lke Dnulel Mccormick
. Huheuzer Harry kenn!r
& j Mccall = PiHOr
julius 'imnthcr james Cohen
lhomac MGlllSh Alexander Ecggs
j's'3s PlllLLPG, PLUNkETT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18
n OF IoE-

NoIIoE-
new Castle County. s. s.. THE STATE OF
DEhAW AXE, 10 the sheriff OF Now Castle
County. GT8etinE:
WHEREAS, George L. IIilyurl 10y his pc
tttOn to The Judges OF our superior Court
Ned in tie Ofce oi the Pro, hOn0tnry OF said
Court III ana for New Caste County, lpI The
cause OF complaint them alleged, has Inhle
Application to our said judy 5 that u oeGreu
may 10 pronounced wing the marriage
existing betwee! the petitioner AMI ju8&lo
litlyar1
We. Therefore, co nmund you rs NOHr
pftdeGos OF was G0mnNnHela tn 1T yuu sum
mOn Jessie llilyarl. mat abe he ana appear
before the Judges OF our snil Cont ut the
next term thei cor to lie ned at W luUIngto;l,
on MOndny tee first daY or February next. 10
auswrrt O allegations OF tn said petitioner
George ii5Lrd. nccOtling 10 the Act u
Assembly In such ctse mnlle aud rroVi1tn,
ahd nlsn to DO ana receive what the GoIrt
shall then uud there consider cU:ctrnlug hnr
tnIs behatf as 10 eCUurt stall seem lntEt
ma consistent with The PROVISIONS Of he snd
act Of Assembly.
h~~-,l And have ypu t!I Gil thpre ths writ
(SEh l. NitncEs thn IonOrAhlc Charles 3.
lore Esquire, nj Wilmington tn"
twenty this d Jay oil November a. u ,plgnirrn
hundred nni nln'ty.sIx Issued boz ~ 1856.
h3l NICFBR H. WDDllpEY. Fro.
n rllCE-T members of Winona Conn.
~ rl. No. o. Jr -, L. a. NJ. AFRO relursted
. meet al a $ &c al meeti Z Mt Their IDptns
is iNoh az eIlug ut o'ClOck to mi AXE
rtrpArat ons to attend tho funeral OF Bro.
Cla' Noora. on Jan T.. 1874, ri
, NJ Fox. Councillor
J r. hlnlIcr, re. 1t
LNONbAII. --aU Pure plymouth i}onh Co.. =
J. N"l1 Apply a"ornnn DHsctl Glasgow
~. Ian
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18
POLITICAL NOTES. Y


Pat Neary Is Looking Around
q But Not With Both Eyes, For
y Wlllard-Attorney Jas. Ponder
I Walks Off With The Tally
] Sheets-Democrats Washing
Dirty Linen in Public-Numbcrs
y Of Useless Offices That Can Be
! Done Away With-The City
Treasury Being Looted to Pay
Salaries-Time A Halt Was
Called,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18
CROSBY & HILL.
just received direct from the
factory at greatly reduced price
for spot cash
300 Pairs CorsetS;

all sizes, in white and drab.
These Corsets are made of very
heavy, Jean, s hooks, 2 side
steels, girdle, l inch under steel,
50-cent goods. This lot goes
as a part of our great January
sale.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18

Ice cream and oysters furnished to
parties and private families by Glrlnef
Seventh and Shipley streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-18

PUBLIC SALE
VIII he sold at public sal con
Wednesday, January 20,
at = o'clock p H.,
at 80. 81 Market street, the furniture and
hNtutcs Of tho Matchmaking aud jeNtlIy
store Vi the laic
DAVID F.sMYTII.
inc!u1Ing G counter showrasrs.
tihrIt wall shU " Cu|rb
HCnuMtera.
largo iul' rOi, In ; divisions
l tire proof safe.
| rcSIhttOr cock
tnWei G,oCk aud d.al,
case wuicl CRY stui8
tih+bi
CNs LOST ieuscs,
WorAusrun, lathe. tools desk chara, etc.
Also ut the same time and Place.
!-spav extension top pn.elOn,
! J. seat nn41tou.
9 lap robes
set sngir harness.
! sleigh.
Ais" ls'o'I in Gilpln Avenue Club Stable
EuuItrlle Guarantee Trust 70.
ii5'at PCnd@te Lie Administrator
IDURlIC SALE-Wtll he sold at public 81 e
i al the stables OF the dsrGignyh, ). l..
cor Of Eleventh und West streets, VIII
mingtUn, Del. ON
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 20, 1897,
at $50 o'clock p m,
u head OF hOmG-rniscd horses and -
colts belonging to the estate of Lt*H
james Morrow, dpCensrd, including sever
III fine drivers and workers. Also several
high bred speedy pnccrs and trOttcrs from
3 minutes to = Sd also several carriages,
Isrnps, mad hntf. Slla upsitiyI Tnr,,ta