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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-22

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MENTION
NEW CASTLE WEDDING.

New Castle, July 22.-This city is
all agog to-day over a marriage OF
two prominent Young people who had
the nuptial knot tied in Wilmington
yesterday morning.
Miss Lizzie Jordan, the pretty
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Jor-
dan is now the wife Of Alfred Lotland
The first notice the parents had of
.the marriage was when they received
a letter from Lizzie yesterday to the
effect that Rev. Il. II. Adams of I'm.
ion NJ. T. Church, Wilmington, had
performed the ceremony.
The farms occupied by the Jordan
and Loland families are adjoining
ones and the young people were
thrown considerably in each other S
company: Finally they made up their
minds that they could not live with
out each other and after the license
was secured on Saturday they longed
for Sunday morning. The bright
sunshine was an omen Of their future
and they hurried to Fifth and Wash
ington Streets, Wilmington, early
yesterday morning and the binding
words were spoken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lolland are now
spending their honeymoon al Allan
tic City.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-22

Lancaster. Pa, July Il --tndor the per
suasvG and eloquent exhor'nton of Rev,
s. Is. Simpson, o. New York. founder
and president Of tho National Christian
Alliance, f2S 900 was raised today at tho
district convention ut Rocky Springs, this
being tho largest amount ever raised at
one tl'ne In the di+trio, comprising Penn
sylyania, New Jersey, Delaware and Mary
land. 1t Will bs devoted to foreign mis-
sion
I Various cities pledges tho following
amounts P,ttsLurg, o.0OO Phlladel
phia, $780, Wilmington, slaOo Bait
more, !5e0 Harrisburg, 5000 ; Coalpor',
/ Pa, i4!O Large individual subscriptions
were received, and 80 wrought UP were
soma IN tho audience that they placed
jewels and vaiuab,es upon the collection
plate.
An immersion service was held this
morning, which was conducted by Rev.
g. d. S'nwtell, of Coalport. lle miners
cd 2b persons in the Consetogn Creek.
During he afternoon missionary sermonG
were preached by Revs, NJ. Is. Fuller, Of
India aud W. +, Meminger, Of Chicago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-22

Tho charge against johnson In tho City
Court lhs morning wa, b each of the
peace and he fine was 50
johnson was then charged with resist
ing an officer and Walter Green, Harlon
Patton, Eibert Milburn, Thomas Wynnc
and Cornelius Robinson, all colored vera
charged with an officer. johnson said he
would die before he would go along, Tho
young man who assisted him in arreslin G
johnson was assaulted and Green struck
him with a s. one, They used threats to
wards tho officer and the Brandywine
Springs conductors
Avan Anderson testified that he was
called upon by tho officer as johnson h at
him on the ground,
johnson ran and after he caught him
he was ASA ultei, Wynne and Robinson
wore discharged johnson wa' fined $50
and the others So
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-22

Reading. Pa, July 2l-Things have
quietcd down at ia" Philadelphia and
Reading railway shops. and nothing
new is expected nt present The situa
ton is ~ follows: Superintendent
Princes offer 10 receive n committee
of the blnchsmitls, boiler makers and
helpers was met with Il counter offer
from the men to meet him with COM
mi,tce representing each union on
strike and Organizer Caldwell. This
counter proposition was refused, so
| that ncgOtia tons are again At II stand
still. TN" most important official nc-
tiun Of the men is a decision that the
| strike should not be settled unless
| every individual who struck is again
| taken back
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-22
SHAFFER'S
NJ KIT MOVE,

Pittsburg, July .i.--The great steel
strike is to be fought out in the courts.
AS an answer to !. PlerDont Nor
gan's defiance to the strikers President
Shaffer of the Amalgamated associa-
ton has announced that he will bring
suit against the officials of the billion
dollar trust for coercing their workmen
into leaving labor unions.
This Is a crime under the pennSylva-
mia law.
President Shalrer explains his plans
In the following statement:
"Unless the officials Of the United
States Steel corporation withdraw the
charge that the Amalgamatcd associa-
ton is seeking to deprive nonunion
men Of their rights and liberties by
alleged would he the case if the asso-
citation wins the strike. | will bring
suit in the Allegheny county courts
against these officials for cocrcing their
employees into leaving labor unions
and dlschursing those who refused to
obey their employers commands in this
respect.
"A law passed by the Pennsylvania
legislature five years ago prohibits
employers of labor from interfering
with their workmcn becoming mem.
beers of labor organizations.
Hundreds of Men Discharged.
at is asserted by union workmcn
and admitted by Carnegie company
officials that hundreds of men have
been discharged from the Homestead
| and other mills because attempts were
| made TO form unions.
"Thcsc men will testify in open court
as to the true attitude of the men in
nonunion mills regarding membership
in the association. Legal advice has
already been taken
| When shown the statement Of War
ren Arms in New York concerning the
nonunion mills, President Shaffer re-
piled: "Mr Arms agreed to sign the
scale for Salisbury and the Old Mead
| ow mill al Scottdalr, both n0nunion
mills, as did the other representatives
Of the United States Steel corporation.
Mr.. Arms is reported to have said
that he would sign for MonesSen. l do
not Delleve rhar SIT Arms ever sHln
that to the public. for he mover made
any such statement before the confer
ence or to me privately. But | know
he agreed to sign for two mills. If he
is willing to sign for two why not for
all"
Secretary Williams Of the Amalga-
mated association has announced that
John Quinn, vice president Of the Ninth
district, had organized Il lodge of tin
workers at MOneSSen. This Is the on
~ tin plate mill of tn" combine that
has been working since the strike be-
| gan,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-22
CARD BASKET.

Jesse X. Bayls, a grandson Of Jcs-
Sc X. BayIs, manager of the Opera
House. is summcring with his aunt,
Miss Helen Graham, at Bay View,
Mich.
The Misses Ella, Elizabeth and
Mary Brown and Ncltie Rogers of
this city were among the excursion.
lists to Cape May yesterday.
Miss Laura G. Wilhclmc of New
Castle was the guest of Wilmington
friends yesterday.
Frank &. Johns spcnt yesterday as
the guest of New Castle friends.
Francis ]. Ryrnc is spending his
vacation in New Jersey.
Among the many Wilmington fam.
iIy's spending the summer in the
country along the Brandywinc, is
that OF j. Frank Ball, who is at po-
copson.
Mrs. James r. Hanson has moved
from 80. 10 Maryland Avenue and
will reside with Mrs, Ella kenaIl at
coo >'hipley street.
Oniccr j. i. Scott and SON Austin,
spent to-day fishing at the Dclawar,
ana Chesapeake canal.
Wi.,iam b. pvitshclJ has returned
from Trenton.
L.cttcr.carricr and Mrs, ponsctt
spent last week in Mary land,
Andrew McCulchcn and Anna May
Coll OF lhiladclph were married by
Key, Y. A, McCurIy on Saturday,
Miss Mae Smo0t has returned HON,
to Piedmont, West Virginia.
Edward Z, Price is sp2nling his
vacation ut Atlantic City.
The Row X, 4. Elwood, the ncv
| pastor of Diivrt Pres hyterian Church
was at one time a pencil pushcr on ;
newspaper.
william l., Morrison after six YEAR
being Clerk Of City Council wall rctr
ON August lot and take up the 1un
| iug business.
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EyCURSl0NlSlS..;: :.
WERE ANGRY.

More than one hundred ana fifty
persons who had arranged to make
a trip TO WOODLAND Beach, went to
the Philadelphia aud Reading pier
yesterday 10 take the clyde. but
when the steamer arrived she was
packed to the scuppers and 100
had TO return to this city. Fifty OF
them were taken aboard and the
remainder became very angry and
began to shout for their money.
They got on the train again and
promised to make trouble Tor some.
body.
J Before the train reached this city
Agent Townsend received word
iron the men in charge at the per
|Yeg arding the situation of affairs.
and advising him to get police pro-
lection, as the crowd made threats
TO clean up things in general. He
lsummoned Sergeant OF Patrol Rice
and Policemen Eakin aud Cornish,
who surrounded the station. When
THE train pulled by Shlpley street
Fthe crowd began to alght and a
rush was made for the station.
Officer Eakin was standing in the
main doorw av but the crowd push
ed him off bis feet and forced him
Into the waiting room. The crowd
yelled like a lot of demons. They
demanded their money and refused
to be pacified. The women were
as bad as the men. Agent Town
sekd told the crowd that he could
not under the rules Of the railroad
company refund any money. This
set the crowd to yelling and the
police were powerless to stop the
commotion. When quiet was re-
stored the police and Agent Town
send went among the people telling
them that the railroad company
did not mean to keep the money,
and that it would be refunded to
them this week, after the usual
regulations in such matters were
complied with.
! The disappointed excursion'sts
scattered, but few held on and
made quiet demand for their
money, but they did not get it.
Que man paid tor nine tickets, and
he was out nice sum for the time
being, but will OF course receive the
amount later.
Agent Townsend says the rail-
road company is not to blame tor
the trouble. lie says the steam
boat officials should have notified
him of the ely de's crowded condi-
ton, and this would have allowed
him to reg ulate the sale of the
tickets. This is not the first time
that an affair Of this sort has hap
pened.
Under the rules OF the railroad
company no money can be refunded
BY ticket agent after he once ac-
eepts it.for tickets The agent must
send all the tickets to General
Passenger Agent Weeks, whose
pfic. is situated in the Reading
,Terminal in Philadelphia, who will
afe" the matter has been lnvesti.
gatel order the money to be re-
furd ID All holders OF purchased
tickle must give them np and re-
cetve in turn a card, which vii
i'd ut " tn IN when it comes time
10 tile
rhc small element Of the disap
pointed eXcursonists. it is said
tn eatcned bodily harm to Mr.
II ,Nnsend. The y could not under
ct nd why lie could not give up The
n ncv.
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was rendered unconscious. Dur.
ing the melee Mrs. Hinesly pulled
Mrs. Coxe's hair.
. Several witnesses gave corrobor.
alive testimony
Florence Hineslv testified her
mother and Ida Coke had a free
fight. The latter struck her
mother in the face with novels.
There was a general fight. The
trouble occurred over the children
calling each Other "cat killer"
and "beer singer.
The defendant claimed IT was a
hair pulling contest and that she
did not strike Ida with her han d..
The fine was 81 and costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-22
MACHlNlSTS
AGAIN OUT.

The machipists employed in
the shops Of the Harlan and
Ho|]ingsworth Company again
walked out this morning. They
refuse to work under two fore
men who formerly belonged,
they claim, to their organiza-
ton.
The company claims the
right to say who shall be the
foremen and the machinists
decline to work under objec-
tioEable forcmen. Both sides
are determined and will not
yield. The machinists created
a general stir this morning as
they marched from the works
to their meeting room.
The former are named Mes
srs. Holt and Caskey. They
were not among the machinists
in the recent strike. By going
to work while the machinists
were out, caused the displeas-
ure Of the machinists, conse-
quently they cannot bear the
idea Of these two men being
placed as foromeu over the
strikers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-22
DEATHS.

YOUNG In this city, on July q, 1901, I'm
ma l.. youngest child Of Marion +. ant
Mary V. Young, aged 2yeurs and menths
Relatives und friends are invited TO attend
denco, No. Si8 Spruce street OH Wednesday
afternoon. July "a at o'clock lnterment
at LOnlbaruy Cemetery.
SIMPLIFY On the alst inst. ELLEN L. Ship
ley, wife OF VIM. Ghipley.
Relatives and friends are invits cd to attend
the funeral from the residence Of her HUSBAND
Market street and Delaware avenue March,,
Hook Pa., on Wednesday morning at "
o'clock. Service and interment at Nf.Salem
Del. Seatord papers please copy.
INTERCHANGEABLE this city on July 10, 1901
Mahon Kitchener. in his Sst year.
Relatives and friends are invited to attent
the funeral services from the residences OF hi
son, Alfred J. Kitchener, 1908 W. 7th street
on Monday July q at o'clock. interment
at Riyeryiew cemetery ..~r
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-22
A NAL,


Mr. Editor In your issue OF July 10.
1901, my name is mentioned as being pre-
sented by Mr.. Isbley, the member from
the Twelfth ward for the position OF as
slstant at the Crematory. As l have
never applied for position Of any kind
from any member OF Council, Republican
or Democrat and Ms 1t Ia on open secret
that the Twelfth ward was given to the
Dem ocrats by traitors to their party, aud
as was tho Republican Inspector at that
election, lhiuk that coupling my name
with any renumerative office. reflects scr
iously on my honor as q man and u Ropub
loan. I do not know Mr.. ZebIsy person
ally, mother have boon communicated
with him in regard to my office in tho gift
Of Council. Hoping you will DO abls to
give this explanation to thepublic,-l 10
main, Yours Respectively.
NEIL DEERY,
27l5 West Third St.,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-22
"'rlIE VILLAGE POSTMASTER

"ruE VILLAGE POSTMASTER.
Donation parties at the ministers
are well remembered by almost all
country bred men aud women. Even
yet in some small villages, it is the
only way of paying the poor, hard
worked dominic.
In 1.-The Village Postm aster, "
there is mostrealistIc scene show
ing an old time donation party at
the baptist ministers, IN VIII Oh the
unfortunate man gets SIX or seven
pairs Of slippers, live pig and
turkey, bags OF beans and potatoes
aud 'only forty dollars to last TIL
spring IAN did want you to
have that shawl, Hannah" he says
pathetically to his wife
Another interesting scene is
threshIng day on the farm with au
old-lashioned horsepower machine
threshing out the wheat.
The interior of the village post
Office and genenaIsupplY store, with
the usual loungers sampling the
cracker barrel and looking Tor the
cheese, is most faithfully reproduce
ed and the realistic representation
o; The Interior OF the little Church,
decorated by the village girls for
the wedding, might have been
brought bodily from Vermont or
New Hampshire. In fact, OF recent
appearance Of The Village Post
master, one woman was heard &c
say; "Why, went TO that church,
and ! can see Elder Virgins stand.
ing there in that very pulpit. -
"rhe Village Postmaster has
Just celebrated its Tooth, pertor.
nance in Chicago and IS still rum
Sng 10 enormous business, 1t Will
Is seen here in November with its
big production exactly as done
during tn. run in New York OF ~
nights and its present big run ir
Chicago
1aylors Magic Hcadnche Powders cure!
heu davhe and neuralgia every tIu1. Pre-
parc, by W. Z, Taylor. No. 50! ii M
street
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DEER PARK HOTEL.
DEER PARK, ND.
Most Delightful Summer Resort Of

INC NIICSNVU1G3.
Swept by mountain broezes, $500 foo,
above sea level. Absolutely free from
malaria, hay fever and mosquitoes. Reach
ed without change Of cars from all prinoi.
pal cities via Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad
Every modern convenience. Rooms en-
suite with private baths. Eclectric Light
Long Distance Telephone, Elevator, Turk
.sh Baths, Swimming Pools, Golf Links.
Tennis Courts. Bowling Alleys. Magnlh'
cent Drives Complete Livery Service
Annapolis Naval Academy Band. Hotel
remodeled with additional conveniences
All cottages have been taken for the seas
on. Open from June ~ to September 80,
For rates aud information address w.
Il. Burnwell. Manager, care Queen City
Hotel. Cum bsrland, Nd, until June let.
After that time, Deer Park, Garrett City
Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-22

road bed-of the main linz. OF tho
railroad and tha AeysEal branchetj
thereof belonging Aotand operated !
by the said defsnha ant corporation
and located ,witAip the territorial
limits Of the city Of Wilmington,
south Of Sixth street, not includings
any buildings erected In whole orr
in part within the limits OF such
rights of way or road beds. is ex.
empted from taxation tor Municip-
al purposes, under the said
act and that the plaintiff has not
the right to collect from the de-
tendant the amount of said tax
set forth in the case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-22

Atlantic City, July ALA daring rescue
was made this afternoon by Guards Park;
or and Calhoun ut tho foot of South Car:
ollna avenue.
William Berger, Of McKeesport, Pa.
swan out beyond his depth and and the
strong current carried him rapidly to sea.
Tho guarde launched the lifeboat and
came up along side this drowning bather.
They hauled him into the boat and sOor
reached the beach,
George Monroe, the comedian. Of New
York, was also saved from drowning this
afternoon. He was lescued by Guards
Burke and Parker,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-22
Work Of JealOusly y.

William Pondeck, colored, is 10
New Castle Jail pending the result
OF injuries to John Harris, colored,
Of Hockcssin. The men met on
Saturday night and 1t is alleged
that Pondeck shot Harris. Sever.
al months ago man named Grant
was killed at Hockessin and Laura
Wilson, a good looking mulatto
mourned over his loss. Later she
married Pondeck but on July DOM
ed her wedding gown and 1t is said
went to Philadelphia with Harris.
Two bullets are in Harris legs
fired it is said by pom deck.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-22
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Cathcart of du
pont's Banks, celebrated the Thrift
eth anniversary of their wedding 1T
their home on saturday night, There
were about fifty relatives and friends
present and they spent an enjoyable
evening in singing and dancing. Many
handsome presents were received
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-22

Cleveland, Miss. July 2l.-A baad OF
armed negroes, none whom was known,
rode into Cleveland al 1.aO O'Clock this
morning stopped party Of three white
men on the street and made threaten:
Ing demand. Being called on to identity
themselves, they answered. by bringing
their rifles into play,
One OF the negroes was quickly killed
by the white men mother was wounded
and the others escaped.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-22
Put Ne or Al Buiiaio-LOW Rates
Pan. American via Philadelphia
a. Reading Railway

The Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Company has arranged to run seven day
excursions to Buffalo account FAM
! lean Exposition, on the following dato5
July "a. august ! 7, 49, - and ~ sept.
vember 5, IL, ], and e, 1901. Tickets Will
be good going on trains lowing Whining
ron on day prevlou, to dates specified,
yiokets IRE good to re urn on trains wi II.
u seven (7) days except the Black Diamond
II press, The low rate OF SO has been Tx
ID for the round trip Children between
the age OF s and T. years half faro. For
rates and time Of trains from other points
consult Philadelphia 4 Reading Tlcke:
Ageuts, or address g. b. Kaut1lnAn,T F.
"A, City Ticket Office, il N. 9th stro0t.
Reading.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-22

Ernest Schnesso, 81 years old. OF No. 4ld
East Sixth street, foil item a P. w. s. B.
railroad shiftor In fit while at work this
morning. IIe was taken to tho French
street station where he revived, In tbs
fall from tho shiftcr he was injured and
1t was thought best to send him to the
Delaware Hospital. whore. he was convey
cd in tho Phoenix ambulance.
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The " Gather.

On Tuesday partly cloudy weather will
prevail with fresh southwesterly winds
and continued high followed by lower
temperature and by local thunder storms.
Oh Wednesday probably fair weather
and somewhat lower temperature.
Tbs thernoineser at W. c. Taylor's
drug store 8O2 King street today regis.
cred a. follows: I
z o'clock 10 o'clook O'Clock )
"a IS 50
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Tho mem bers of the Wilmington Press
Club will meet at the office OF Every Even
Ing at 2 o clock tomorrow afternoon to
adopt suitable resolutions on the death
of Peter L. Cooper, Jr, who died yester
day ut CIlftonlSpriDgs, N. J. -
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Rescued at Riverside.

William Warner, of this city while
bathing at Riverside Park yester-
day was seized with cramps. He
sank and Samuel Foster, Joseph
Smith, John and James Keenan, who
we're in a boat rescued him. He
resuscitated after an hours hard
work
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DOT S.

William G. Ward will build store and
dwelling costing 81, 900 at Eighteenth and
Riverview avenue
Before Magistrate Sasse today. William
Hauev was fined SIS and costs and William
and joseph Rhoadss 81 81 each for acting
In disorderly manner ut Brandywlne
Springs Park yesterday.
Shiloh Baptists will 60 on al excursion
on Wednesday.
Thu Peoples Railway Company Is
strin ging more wire, -
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EyNs! Hay Makers Death Benefit.

Manitou Association Of Haymakers, No.
1917 Of this city attended tho meeting Of
the Grand Body Of Haymakers of Pom
sylvania, IN Chester on Saturday night
There was a large parade in which over
1900 rubes took part, nfter which ban
Duet was served in National Hall.
Henry e. Kline and Joseph Farrar were
among the ten representatives elected to
the National Hay makers Association OF
the United States.
Tho most Important act OF the ass ociu
ton was tho establishment Of q death ben
eft fund. which will b. an inducenent
Tor new men to join tho degree.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-22

The Misses Way Of Yorklyn will
entertain a party Of friends on the
lawn Of their home this evening.
Invitations for fifty couples have
been issued and a jolly assemblags
10 expected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-22

Josiah NJ arvei sent to Dover TO day ar
ticles Of incorporation for the smith
snyder company with capitol oiSl0D,0O)
The company Will factur0 furni
are.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

On Monday August 5th, the first
performance OF the coming season,
will be given at Grand Opera House
by West s famous Mlnstrels.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-22

These price. Is per cent.
or a off all others.
Mems mixed Suits
NAoney and Trousers. 10
per cent off new
Savers Serge Suits and
Trousers. and black
and blue Cheviot suits and
Trousers. Straw Hats at x
price. A lot OF boys Wash
Suits at Is, SIN and 80 cents
just u price; Is per cent of
all the others. IS per cent off
boys, and children's Suits and
Trousers. Is per cent. of
our Russet Shoes and some
OF them already greatly reduc-
ed. We have too much stock
and must unload.
Open Saturday nights only.
JAS. 7. MULLIN 4 SONS
Clothing. Sixth and
Hats. Market,
Shoes Wilmington
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NTANTED-A STU ALTON AS HOUSE
w Keeper in widower's family. Address
A., this office jy22-5ts
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w ANTRD--CANV ASSEKS ON FAST
w seller; experienced preferred. Flcyd
s -pply Go lOl5 latnall street. Iys23tc