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Evening star., 1897-01-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sLASONIC.-A SPECIAL. COMMUN1CATION OF Ma
tional Lodge, No. IL. will be held at Masonic
Jan. 8, at 1880 pm. sharp, for the purpose of
attending the funeral Of our late brother, Rudolf
quested. Members of sister lodges are cordially
invited to attend.
By order of the W. NJ.
1t HARRY L. wALCOTT. Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD-
ers OF the Washington Jockey Club and election
of Sn an e.eeue &c eeptse unit to serve serve for M the & en
Room Z, 1908 Pa. ave. NV, on the second TUES
DAY in January, the 125h sI, instant at o'clock
BEN. HELEN, Secretary ja5-1w
SPIRTTUA UALIsM-J. H. ALTEMUS WILL HOLD A
Meeting Wanns m THIS p, Tuesday, M EVENING ~ Jan u5
Ter. Mass, Masonic Temple, January. it,
MOBILES OF AIatAS TEAIPLE-As MANY AS
can make it convenient are requested to act as
visit to Lulu Temple Of Philadeiphia January 8.
Special rates and accommodations will probably
IT. + aaS F
ALL PARTIES HAVING ROOMS, HALLS OR VA
can't buildings which they wish to rent during the
in1ugnIsi &c ceremonies March T. 1897, will please
Room No. IA, and have them registered by the
committee committee on public comfort L. 7. WRIGHT,
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The firm of Z. F. Jackson & Co., composed of
the below. named parties. was dissolved on De-
eember 81, 1885, by mutual consent, Thomas
Norwood retiring from the firm. All debts due
by the firm will be assumed by the remaining
members OF the firm, who entitled to receive
all money payable to the late firm.
Z. E. JACKSON,
THOMAS NORWOOD
WILLIAM H. RIDER,
JOSEPH l.. CRUPPER,
JOHN B. RIDER.
The late firm of L. E. Jackson & Co. having
been dissoly ed by the retirement therefrOm OF
Thomas Norwood the undersigned have incOr-
corated under the of the E. r. Jackson
Company, and will continue to carry on their
business at their office, southwest 14th snd
sts. s.w., 301 18th st. s.w.
E E. JACKSON, President.
JOSEPH L. CRUTPER, Vice Pres.
NOAH H. RIDER, Sec. and Treas.
WILLIAM II. RIDER.
ta5-3ts JOHN B. RIDER.
Evening star., 1897-01-05

CORNER 18TH ST AND NEW YORK AVE
Evening star., 1897-01-05

BERKELEY WHISKY stands Ike
a sentinel at the outer gates and
guards the health from all attacks
Of disease. IL brings to the cheeks
the glow Of health, makes the step
more sprghtly and builds up the
whole system 81 qt. Jas Tharp.
Sf2 F ST h2-l0t
Evening star., 1897-01-05

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD-
ers Of the Ohio National Bank of Washington III
he held at the banking house TUESDAY. the
18th day Of January, 1897. at Il o'clock noon.
Polls will be open from Il III. to l pm. for
the election of directors for the ensuing year.
d22-2a wupt0ja19 WN. OSCAR ROOME, Cashier.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04

DOVER, Feb 3-Delaware Is still in a
middle and the latest piece of news is that
Governor Tunnel may have to call spe-
cial session of the Legislature to take
action on certain laws which the Constitu.
tional Convention has invalidated and
changed. Senator Pyle holds the cards as
to what fire company in Wilmington will
get chemical engine. He will not allow
any such bill to pass without The consent
Of city council.
Mr.. Mccoy ~ the HOUSE to-day intro
duced his bill TO authorize thu Levy
Court Of New Castle TO borrow $4,000 d.
temporary loan The Court is pinched
for funds having oyerdrhMn its bank &C.
count 5000, besides owing tho Trustees
of the Poor 5000 and sb,G1oct uupaid cleo
ton expenses. The expenses Of the
present Court will he $1,000. 1hocn is
outstanding in county taxes OF 1875 ana
1897 about si20, 600 Oh which the cQmmis-
sions will be $4,000.
: In the Senate to-day NJ. Pyle gave
notice of bill which prov ldcs that the
city OF Wilmington shall have two mem
bers of o Jury in a suit for damages
against the city.
MIR. Mccoy this afternoon introduced
the Single Tax bill, which provides for
the Henry George system il! the STATE
The House this afternoon passed the
bill extending tho time for the compile.
lion OF the Wilmington & Eiscnere
Electric Railway until November ], 1877.
Mr.. Davis gave nOIico Of bill to re.
organize the Levy Count Of Kent County.
During the excitement AT the close ri the
last Legislature The hll relating To Pawn
brokers and Junk dealers WAS not passed.
Chief Dolan OF Wilmington will have the
bill modified so that all second hand
dealers must keep book open to the in
spection OF the police
All purchases must be recorded therein,
stating The full description of the articles
purcha ed and from whom the purchase
was made. Ii IL the prevailing opinion
in Wilmington thai some OF the second
hand dealers are acting as fences for the
thieves
The goods arc not offered for sale in
Wilmington but tahun by runners to
fences III Baltimore aud Philadelphia.
The iicu is to compel all secondhand
dealers to pay IA license OF SO, and upon
refusal to place full particulars If all pur-
ChiGsrs before the police they shall forfeit
their licenses.
The pawnbrokers will be governed By
the same law.
The Assembly to day appoint ell Aessr,.
percc, ". i. Moore, EInson. Smith and
Martin a committee to consider the re-
port Of the commission 10 settle the dis
pUled boundary between Ken aud SUSSEX
Counties.
In the liou1s to-day Mr. HAZEL gave
notice Of II bill to extend the time Of re-
coriing private acts, and Mr. Cneairs gays
notice Ui II bin to reincorpurate the VII
mingtuu Board OF Trade,
Thear notices were given in the Senate:
Mr.. lcnllnVre, to grant to j. Thomas
Lowe the tItlc OF the State to piece OF
salt marsh III Kent County; by Mr. Pyle,
to INCORPORATE tho Greater Wilmington
Prnriug and Publishing Company; by
Mr., p il, act 70 vuCate Rockford road, in
Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04
the REPUBLICAN BUILDING,
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY .. 1897.


The Every Evening justifies- the usur
patton OF the Democratic Board Of Can.
vass In Kent County. Indeed, only few
Democrats condemn 1t. A more villain
ous proceeding was never practiced and
we aresurprised that any honest man can
countenanee 1t. The Board of Canvass
had no right to determine OH the fairness
orAllegaiity of the election. Its business
was to count the votes and announce the
result The question Of fraud should
have been left to the Courts. Any other
course must lead to bad feeling, IL not to
something worse. II a set Of inspectors
can throw out and refuse the votes in GER
tain districts, there is no use In holding
elections and revolution must DO the result
The Outrage practiced in our city is Just
as justifable as the usurpation in Kent
county. II it had been successful, many
would have been ready to defend it, as
many were ready to defend John I. Dick.
ey. For such men to talk of honesty and
fair dealing is burlesque. As we'll might
common thieves talk of honor or boast of
their religious belief.
II the election had been carried by bri-
berry as alleged, the Courts are opei fol
the prosecution of the law breakers. Thus
Tar, however, we have had nothing but
assertions Not single case has been
presented to the grand jury, not an effort
has been made to ferret out and convict
The law breakers. Let them act or admit
their treachery. They should remember
these who sow to the wind will surely
reap the whirlwind, and those who sow
dragons teeth, may expect a crop of blood.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04
k.NORR'S CONFESSIONS.


Tried to Poison His Mother and Attempt.
ed to Waylsy Waller.
B! oUASpuRG, Pa, Feb 4 1t was ru.
0ored here yesterday that Clifton Knorr
who true bill was found against on
InesGay Oh ttis charge of an attempt to
blow Mp II house with dynamite and with
at.en.t Ting &c kill an entire ianily wha
occupied tie house, had again confessed
but tln alleged second confession turns
out to DC confession made several weeks
ago, In tins confession he admits trying
to poison his III er, and he also says he
intended to shoot Lev, Waller. whose
house was blown up, 1t Is alleged, by At.
torney NiHtersteen and KGorr
knorr t%icc put poison in his mother S
coffee, bu was detected by the servant,
who threw itout. He then spread diph.
liberia germs among her clothes but to
no effect He says that he purchased n
new revOlverat Wintersteer' suggestion
and lay in wait to shoot Mr. Waller as he
went from his Office to his home but
fnilcd, MS the latter had gone away for
several days, and Knorr returned to Read
ing, where he resides most Of the time
1t is now said that Wintersteen is
charged with the burning of store which
he owned III Mordunsvlle, q few miles
from here. and upon which he received
tho insurance. The store was stocked
with goods he removed from the Irondale
company's store
Yesterday the prisoners counsel made a
motion to quash the indictments against
their clients, and pending the hearing on
the motion continuance was granted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04
WANTS ROB.Rrs
Is INDICTMENT QuAsasD.
Argument to That Effect Begun
lin Court Yesterday Afternoon

Previous to taking up the criminal
business in County Court yesterday after
noon, the Superior Court calendar was
gone over and several cases marked dis
continued,
The first criminal business was the
sentencing Of William Watkins and
Matthew Brown, the colored men who
robbed the store Of J. b. Messick at Mid
dletown on the night of January 81. As
II was their first offense and both having
been given previous good characters, the
court felt disposed to be lenient and sent
enced them each to be whipped with 90
lashes, stand one hour In the pillory
and serve six months imprison ment. As
the corporal punishment is fixed by
statute the court could not be lenient In
that respect.
For stealing 20 pounds Of pork from
Charles Simons Of Brandywine Hundred,
John jackson, colored, got fifteen lashes
and one years imprisonment. Jackson
has been arrested before for larceny there
fore the severe sentence '''
Joseph Hinson was given ten days ill-
prisoninent for carrying concealed deadly
weapon. George Ross received q similar
sentence for like otfense.
Alphonzo Davis pleaded not guilty to
charge of the larceny of horse, wagon
and harness from Isaac Sutton.
AN EDlloB TROUBLE.
The case Of the state vs.. George W.
Roberts, for criminal libel, presented
brilliant array Of legal talent which
promises many lively Tits before a Jury
has the matter In their hands. d, H.
Ward, Henry G. Conrad and Medford H,
Cakoon appeared for Mr.. Roberts and
Deputy Attorney General Cooper and
Andrew G. Gray. for the prosecution.
I'm opening the case NJ. Cahoon submit
cd motion for the quashing Of the indict-
ment on the general ground that the mat
ter set forth In the Indictment was not
libelous on Its face. Furthermore II 1t
was 1t was for the court to decide. He
also contended that II the case was one
where no suit for civil damages could be
brought that there was no ground for
criminal action. During the course Of
the argument Mr.. Cahoon said that until
the Courts Of the United States recognize
that u man in fractional politics ia In
profession that Gun be injured by the pub
llcation Of such an article Mr. Roberts
could not be indicted for the article pub
lished,
Mr.. Cooper opened for the State and
said that he would treat the matter as
question Of law and not as a question be-.
tween two political factions He cited q
number Of authorities which were opposite
to the stand taken by Mr.. Cahoon.
Mr.. Ward closed for the defence. He
contended that no matter how injurious
an article may have been 1t was not
libelous II 1t was true He further con-
tended that the indictment should have
read that the author knew the article was
false at the time it was published.
The grand jury indicted John Kelley of
New Castle for using child under age
for Immoral purposes; George Brown,
William Purcell, larceny.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04

We are not IN fAvor Of making divorces
easy to procure. yet we do mot believe IN
making two people live together rs man
and wife, when By 10 coming into contact
with one another, perhaps murder mag DO
committed. Inoompatibility Of temper
should not always be good and SUFFICIENT
reason outside OF the crime of adultery,
for granting a divorce Still there are
some extenuating circumstances that no
body knows anything about where the
wife probably makes the dwelling place
veritable hell on earth, and vice versa,
Some women have good husbands and are
not even aware Of the fact having such
debased and frightful temper, that their
parents should be prosecuted for allowing
their daughters to take on themselves the
marriage vows Divorces should not be so
easily granted and marriage should not be
30 thoughtlessly entered into. The
odium attached to divorce, deters many
persons from thus seeking legal separa-
tion. Where couples do not live happily
together it is o crime for them to live
with each other. When all their thoughts
are hatred and contempt, their usefdlness
has been impaired.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04

HoUGHToN, Mich. Feb. 4-1he fire at
No shaft North Tamarack mine. has
abated but little Yesterday the rescuers
succeeded in reaching the level on which
Peter Lelnpea and his son, William, had
been confined, and brought them TO the
surface. The Tecac2hOskis, father and
son, are still in the mines Hope Of find,
ing these two men alive has not been
given up. Ms the father is an old expert.
enced miner, but with such dense smoke
as is now in the mine it is hardly probable
that they can still be alive
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04

New YORK, Feb 1 -Congressman C. j
Boatner Of Louisiana. who is in the city
says that about 100000 people are desti
tute in the north western part Of his state
owing to bad crops. He has received d
dispatch from Colonel Paige Baker, edi
tor Of New orlegns paper, tolllng him
that the people needed seeds to plant their
crops, and asking him whether no could
not get congress to appropriate something
for seed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04
COULD NOT EAT OR SLEEP.
Perfectly Cured by the Great
Remedy, Dr.. Greene's Nervura.

Mrs. Agnes S. Morton, 1888 Main St., Char.
lestown, Mass, SAYS
~ became SO weak that was unable to
walk steadily, had no appetite, and my
stomach was unable to retain food. / could
not sleep at night, had no ambition for any
thing, and was total wreck. Ny heart
would beat and | would be all Of tremble.
used Dr., Greene's Neryura blood and nerve
remedy ---------- - 20
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04

The National Armenian Relief Commit
tee recently forwarded to Turkey $35, 900.
They have just received cable message
from the International Committee at Con.
stantinople, of which the British Ambass-
ador is Chairman, acknowledging the re-
mittance, and stating that the funds in
hand are entirely inadequate to meet the
awful suffering and destitution, and that
careful investigation has shown that not
less than 90, 900 children have been made or.
phans by the late nassacres. The Wards
of Christendom" can be easily saved from
starvation or debasing enslavement in
Moslem homes, and can be cared for at tho
rate OF dollar month, but thousands
will perish before Spring unless generous
gifts are sent at once to Brown, Brother &
Co., 90 Wall Street. New York, who are
the authorized treasurers.
TALIFoRNI AN exicoTexas China. Japan,
" Australia, Hawaiian Islands. Central
America. Special rates for freight or pasga &C.
Choice OF routes. Private cars to rent. Spe
cial tour ist parties. Free map and pa m PHI
lets J. 3 mitb.A9t. 10 3. ID st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04
Captain bradford E.on.rat.d.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.--Secretary Her
bort has approved the findings Of the
court which inquired into the accident to
the Montgomery ON Jan. 10 in New York
harbor, when she struck something and
dented her bottom. The court found that
there was no mistake in the navigation OF
the ship, and that Captain Bradford
handled her with proper care Therefore
the captain is exonerated,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04

~ am now like new person. have an
excellent appetite, can eat anything and every
thing, and feel buoyant and ambitious. l
am cured, perfectly cured"
DIR. Greenes Cathartic Pills taken with the
Nervura keep the liver and bowels active.
Dr. Greene, 50 West l4th St., New York
City, the most successful specialist in curing
nervous and chronic diseases, can be con-
suited free, personally Or by letter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04

Brown-What do you Use for shaving
paIerf
Jones' My wifc's marriage certificates.
--Town Topics.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04

WILMINGToN has not boen oyertaken
by such thing as famine, but the fact
should not BIO overlooked that we have
plenty of Door and deserving ones in our
midst. Those who have plenty should not
forget this fact,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04
FISH Sc A POUND.

A carload of fish each day at T. A. Nc
Clure's first stalls In 9Th street market
sea trout, paddock, ciscoes, yellow perch,
blue pike, fresh herring at &c a b, the
best fish for the loast money, always on
hand
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04

MEGARY & son, ono Of the largest bust
ness houses III CUR city reports business
,,rathc " increase, They expect a
lrger business than last year ana hive
mad their purchases accordingly They
arc large a vrtisers and already their an.
nouncements are full Of the bargains they
have On hand to offer the public.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04

Sohwein-Is that Hogg's better half
the woman h is walking wiJhP
BHcon-HHlf? She's his sixth!-Cinoin.
natl Enquirer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04

the part OF wealthy citizens should not be
discouraged. Parties. balls and set outs
are not objectionable so long rs the host
orhostes' DIES not cvpend more than their
income warrants. BY the payment Of
decorators, caterers, walters and retainers
money Is circulated, and many persons
may be benefited 1t is questionable
whether money given directly for charita-
Die purposes would do more good. Those
VINO have money should expend their in.
comes III such manner as they deem best
to promote their own pleasures and COM
fort. The miser is no ADVANTAGE IN tho
community in which he lives, and his OK.
ample should be Stunned rather than
commended. Beside it is said thai it is
the liberal hand that maketh rich MS it
mas been truly remarked There is that
glveth and yet incrcascth and that with
holdeth more than is meet that tcndcth to
poverty
WE don't think it was right or lust for
the Street and Sewer Commissioners to
make persons pay a second tnne for the
privilege oil having a sewer put down in
'front.' OF their property when their prop.
erty had been formerly connected with n
sewer. Numerous cases have come 10
hand and the harlships they have enforc
Oh, because the property owners did not
happen to hold receipt for entering the
sewers, when the department compelled
tnem 10 pay asccond time. Such course
is hardly right, but it may DO the depart
hieht mas the law on its side, and never
thlhklpg enforced the payments which
were entered Oil the books Of the depart
ment. Property owners have had hard
time OF it the past three years and lucky
the man who can show a good credit on
MS side of the ledger, who has his 1r,
savings invested in this way.
ACCORDING to the Democratic rrrs: tbo
whole matter of L. 5. Senate or for Dl,.
ware Is all fixed and all General r. r
henney, the Democratic candidate hast,
do Is to present himself and be sworn in
10 An'hohy Higgins successor They say
the case OF Col. Henry DUPONT has beco
all hXed up, He has no chance whatever
Ahd the Democratic Senator is tn, only
man holding the genuine cr,dcrti:,I. IN
the seat An investigation into the meth.
DDS used by the Democrats to carry Della.
ware should receive the careful inuuirv of
Congress before Gsn. kcnucy is given his
seat In that body. Justice alone demands
sla hi ts.,, ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04

DUBIIC SALE-The undersigned, wing
L sod his farm In Mill Creek Hundred,
aiioin ny st. James Church. near Stanton,
Del. intending to abandon the farming
business, will sell AT public sale, the follow.
ing Described personal property, on the
premises without reserve on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04
THURSDAY. FEB. 18th, 1877.


~ Six mead OF good WORK or drIyI ng
,(1A,horses II head OF dairy COWS all sXLyl
IN pruht, with calves by their side. -Esd
Jersey stock, Jersey heifers coming In pro.
fit extra Jersey BIZ i. Lot OF chickens,
turkey hens. hives OF bees in patent hives
and empty hives
Farmiug Utensils-Farm Wagon nearly
new. hnrsscar Germantown market wagon
Jenny Lind carriage, buggy nearly new.
road cart, moving machine Tiger horse rake
3nlows, Syracuse steel beam NO ., 1850 pat i.
tern, corn marker, Iron cultlvators with
attachment for covering corn. corn sheler
grain fan. gram cradle moving soythe. fork
wakes, hoss ShOyeis, u peck und Il bushei
measure, hay and corn Knives 4 sets stage
HARNESS. 3sets glow harness set cart lIar-
ness, IS Is dearborn and carriage harness,
etilght harness nearly new COLLARS, brides.
lin q, hal ers riding saddle and birdie, cross
cut saw, sausage cutters. axes post spade,
crOwbar and sedGe and lot OF other things
net mentioned, Hay and straw by the tor.
corn fodder by The bundle corn and potatoes
by the huSheI, l ton wheat bran IN sacks.
DAIRY FiXtuies-2 churns. span's patent. =
butter tubs. milk buckets and pa MS, iadl es,
prints, weights and scales cream kettles.
Household nnd kitchen furniturc-Beds
bedsteads. bedding. wnshstands wash bowls
and pitchers. Chalrs, tables, CapetS, Howe
sewing machine, oil cloth. 3 cook stoves, s
parCr stoves. extension table lot of dishes,
lamps. looking glasses S-day clock, washI ng
machine. wrl ger and beuCh, medical works
ana Instruments belong inS to the late DR..
Boughmun. NJ. D.. and numerous other artl-
Giles too tedious to mention. II wit Ill Iell
in the dry.
1erms-Al sums of $50 aud under cash
over that amount. credit OF Smonihs Will
be given OH purchaser giving a ban knble
note with an approved endorser interest
from dag of sue II not paid when due. 3
per cent. oil Tor cash on all credit suIns.
GEORGE d. BOUGuMAN.
Henry NJ. Whtnman. Auc. j3O-r8-B.N'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04

LNUR RENr-OOal and Fee / yard at silver
II brooR Apply aT White Bros. Front nld
Orange al rteta. tll
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04

lNoR RENT-Three rooms for light house
II keeping and furni shed room for gen.
tIsman. No. 907 ". Ninth street. f4-sts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04

1NUK ItENT-.8 roo ms uui bath with FRO IL
II porch. 8is DUPONT. Apply D. Mckenuy
8rd aud Monroe streets stiff
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04

ITOH RENT-h truck farm of IL acre.! aud
II aood buildings on tho New Castle RoAd
near city limits known as the Fox farm. Ap-
ply to Thomas A. Laly. No With Street.
i6u
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04

I,OR RENr-'rho store corner OF reatn
T. and Kfrtwood. Apply at No, I'M Markct
street, j2l-tt-eods
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04

u,oR RENT-Stabes with four stalls. In chs
II rear OF No. I'll Fast Second street. 10.
uuire Of John NJ. Solomon Third street.
f4-E
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04

'ENUR RENT-sbeIlpot quarries, within .
II minutes walk of CarrcrUft station, d
OR n. Power furnished If Desired IssacS-
Taliev, Carrcroft, Del. f3.6teods
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04

LOB RENT-Dwelline house with large Ipt
Il in desirable location. rent taken ih
board First CLASS tenant only need apply %
Thomas TatnRiI, IA Market street, Este cd