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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-30

The spring meeting Of the Arkansas
Jockey Club was held at Little Rock
this week and Yaa very auccessSnl
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-30

1t is almost an assured fact. 1t is
thought, that Irving X. Baxter, Of the
University of Pennsylvania. will train
the track team of the state university
this spring. DIR. Knipe returned from
the east this week and will present the
matter to the athletic board OF control
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-30

The siuggish liver can be cured by
tha ma of Dr. Riarce'a Pleasant Pellets
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-30

Harry N. Pillsbury, the American
chess champion, who is touring the
United States and at the presen. time
this state, is boESed for Grinnell on
next Wednesday night, April 3. Grin
nell is quite chess town, several en-
thusiasts residing there. In addition TO
Mr.. Pillsburys feats in "blindfold"
chess, he gives exhibitions in checkers
and duplicate whist, playing each game
at the same time.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-12-07

kentuoby's famous Jesse Moore
whiskey, unequalled for its purity
ana excellence On Gale at any Of
the saloons and at Loveioy & Co.
distributing agents for the Hawaiian
Islspds
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-12-07

We want your help in distributing
the above useful articles, 80 we will
be able to dispose them at the lowest
market prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
TRAIN RUNS
DOWN MOUNTAIN

Cumberland. Nd. April 7, ,--juSt after
an extra north1ou freight on the West
Virginia Central had stopped at Tub Run
on q heavy grade to take waterlast night
nine cars and the cabnose broke loose
and commenced u wild flight backward
down tho steep three mile decline
1t was not long until tho runaway took
on a sreed OF mile Il minute. and Con-
ductor James Busklrk and Flagman Will
liam Gross rushed frantically from oar to
car, attempting to set the brakes Thcir
efforts we're of 10 avail, the speed increas-
ing rapidly. At length eight cars, loaded
with coal and lumber, jumped tho track
on curve and crashed downa rocky
precipice, three hundred feet,
Flagman Cross jumped Just as they top.
Piled over but was badly injured The cH
boose and ono car which broke loose kept
ou for over two miles and jumped over on
q curve.
Conductor Buskirk, who was on the car
leapcd for his life, but was so badiy
crushed that he cannot recover.
The mountain looks as |: swept by q
cyclone, the trees stripped and backened
with tho coal. The iron is all twi ted, ,ana
the umber and wool work reduced to
bits. From the debris the body of AZ un-
known tramp, who was stealing ride
was taken this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
The Payment OF Bills,

There are some mcn who take
pleasure in paying their bills. say
ing when doing so that it gives
them as much satisfaction to paw
what they owe as it does u receive
the amounts due them This is the
right spirit aud we commend those
who practice it TO the imitation OF
others. Prompt payments tend to
make business worth follow ing,
while SLOW payments make it dis
tasteful and disgusting. Slow pay
on the part OF any one makes slow
pay on the part OF another and bus
mess is titus in Injured. The baker,
the hatcher. the grocer and the dry
goods merchants all suffer more or
less from the slow PAYERS and we
therefore advise them 10 turn over a
new leaf and do their part to make
the life OF every tradesman more
pleasant as well as more profit bic,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08

The editor of the Evening Jour
nal saysthat 1.-The Addicks,tes spent
more money in one yearto buy votes
in Kent and Sussex counties than
all the other parties had spent IN a
quarter Of century in the entire
State" About the amount OF money
spent BY the Addicksites we know
nothing beyond common report. 1t
the editor Of the Journal knows as
much as he insnuates he should
see to the enforcement of the law.
Does he hesitate because he knows
that the Democrats spent all the
money they could collect for the
san.c purpose and when beaten
they refused to count the votes in
several districts aud thus elected
kennev to the L. S. Senate. In the
eyes OF the editor Of the Journal
this seems to have bsen all right,
while the Addicksites, in his estl-
nation. committed an "unpardon'
able sin. For tins crime the Al.
dicksites must bepunlshed, accord
ing to the deductions Of the Jour
nal. and the Democrats aided by
once virtuous Republicans to re-
gain the asccndency,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
METHODIST
PR0TESTANTS

Eaiton, Md. April The Mary
land Conference of the Methodist
Protestant Church held only three
hours session ON saturday, adjoining
shortly after noon until Monday
morning.
Rcvs. w. NJ. pu!sal and W. S.
Hammond asked to be left without Il
appointment for year, which was
granted.
Rev. G. D. Elmonston requested
Il Supernumerary relation.
Rtv. {. r. McManimap, ceres
ponding secretary of the Board Of
Home Missions, addressed the con-
ference.
The committee on church extern
sion made partial report which was
adopted. The assessment for the
coming year for church extension Will
be $4,000 The division OF several
charges was recommended by the
committee.
An interesting history of the
Methodist Protestant Church in Den
ton was given by Z. p. Fisher, of
! that town. The Ridgcly appoint
was separated from DeEton charge
and was referred to the pre- sident OF
the conference.
The report of the faculty Of in
struction recommended for trial
Henry G. Baker, James II. Straughn,
Roscoe Stra,burg and Thomas Wheel
er.
The report Of the supemnnllates
we're submitted, Recommending that
| s4, 900 be assessed on the district for
| the year Carried.
The committee on president re-
| port especially emphasized the clause
pertaining to the increase Of pastors
! salaries and their report was adopted.
| The report of the Board of f nance
included assessments for the year as
follows:
Conference incidental......... .S45O
Ministerial education n......... 600
Foreign Mission ...............$2, S62
General Home Missions ........S2,G 600
Rev. Or. Tagg. agent of the Twen-
tieth Century Fund reported 80, 800
in hand.
The Church Extension Society held
its annual meeting aud elected olli-
GERS as follows
| President, J. r. Lassell; vice-pres-
dents, S. b. Tredway and A. W.
iMathcr: secretary, W. S. Philips;
board Of managers, r. T. Little, J.
S. Bowers. w. J. Ncepicr j. NJ,
Sheridan, +. NJ. Warner, J. n. Gil
bert, Y. A. Murray, 7. II. Bartlett.
| The Alumni Association of West.
minister Theological Seminary held
its annual meeting in the evening.
Rev. b. w. Kindley, of Uniontown,
Md was elected president, Rev. J
W. Kirk of Washington, vice-presi.
dent, Rev. Robert Lewis, of Salem,
Md, secretary, Rev. W. II. Listing
cr of Delta, Pa, treasurer. The as
Sociation voted to furnish 500 annu-
ally for the seminary to be paid on a
scholarship.
Ordination services we're held today
The ordination sermon was preached
by Rev. Mr.. Grouse.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
CASES IN
CITY COURT.

Lydia Johns, colored, was charg
ed with keeping house OF lli-fame.
John f. Funk was at the house No.
4O5 East Front street on Saturday
night. While there he had been
robbed of So Officer Cornlsd testI'
fed that the woman admitted she
rented the house. The iine was S3l
and costs,
Special officer Goriy charged
Charles Berry with acting in a dis
orderly manner at the T.. w. n t.
depot. lie was rated at IS ant
costs.
Daniel Torney was charged witt
vagrancv. He was let 90 on prom
ism. to leave Wilmington.
Disorderly conduct was thechargt
against Charles Eaves, colored.
Ceol ge Whiteman testified that
farmer came into the stable on Sat
urday aud loud words passed be
tween Eaves aud the farmer. The
officer came along and Eaves was
arrested, The case was dismiss
ed.
He had no recollection Of break
ing the door on Saturday night CT
how he and Harrigan got into the
fight. The fine was S. and costs,
Clara Lewis and Stella Pcnning-
ton, coored, we're fined s. and costs
each for acting in dsorderly man
neT,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
Tnrew Ink Bottle.

Washington. April = Goa3el to des.
peration by the testimony of II. J. Swoe-
noy, a witness before Special Examiner
Wilson, in n suit for dive CO from her hus.
band Mrs. Elisabeth Griffith yesterday
struck sweeney severc blow In tho face
with hsr fist leaving his left eye in bad
shape,
Mrs Griffith later throw an inkstand at
Sweeney, but John G. Gtttings, hsr coun-
sci, receive tha full iorca Of tho living
stand Just below the right oye, cutting
aud brulsing that side Of his face and bc'
spattering him with ink.
Mrs, Griffith wa, in such frenzy that
Faminer Wilson nqjourn,l tn hh"llt
until Attorney Gittings rocovors from MS
wounds, which aro not serious. but
extremely painful
Sweeney the witness. SIN carried the
marks Of Mrs. Gritliths knuckies when
no left the room where the proceedings
The affair wa; chapter in Il divorce
suit instituted by Mrs, Sri lfih against
hcr husband, George n. Griffith watch-
man ia the Interior. Department. Tho bill
for divorce was tliel III tho Equity Court
charging Mr.. Griffith with cruelty and
with threatening the life Of Tho plaintiff
Mrs, Griffith alleged that imm 'dihtely
after rh,ir marriage, December ~, 1871
tho defendant began to abuse her,accusln
lcr of infdelity, and finally beating hor
ana threatening her life, Mes. Grillith
n legod that treatment of TINT chhraGtor
continued until the beginning Of tho pro
s,nt year, when she sued for divorce.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
EXPOSITION
MIDWAY.
Some of the Attractions
That Will be Seen. !,

Here are some of The attractions
promised for The vanity Fair or Mid
way Plaisance Of the Pan-American
Exposition when it will open in Buffa-
10 next month";
Four miniature foreign lands will
be built on the plan of the "streets OF
Cairo" at the Chicago Fair.
''The beautiful orient" will SHOW
Eastern Streets, an open square,
houses, temples, theatre, with many
booths.
The "Strcets of Mexico" will pre-
sent various phases Of life in that
country. The winding thoroughfare
will be framed with quaint and pic.
tureSque architecture, with diminu-
tive moucharadies above dainty ar
cadcs. Halfway down the street will
be an arched entrance with wide
swinging doors that lead to a ring,
where will be shown bull fights.
All Nuremberg, like the German
village at Chicago. represents an open
square rather than a street, the sky
line broken by many picturesque tow
er like constructions.
In "Nenice IN America. " four char.
actcrstic architectural fragrants OF
the city of the Adriatlc are reproduce
ed; the exterior by the entrance sug-
costing the Doge's Palace, the Rialto
and the Bridge of Signs, and at one
end tiny Salute.
Other novelties are:
A topsy-turvy house like that al
the Paris Exposition.
A Palace OF Nations.
A glass factory.
A "Trip to tie Moon" "
An African Village.
An Old Plantation.
a spectacular exhibit showing the
JohnstoWn flood.
A japanese Village.
An Indian Village.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08

SPRING.
BY SARA Il. HuRLOCK.

Springtime has come with sunshine
|. and showers.
| And the birds resting in the top.
most bowers,
Pour forth their songs with lad
! ness Of spring,
In welcome, it seems, with every
note they sing.
Soon from the earth The tiow.rs wild
leap,
Violets from their messy beds seem
to leap,
While the trailing arbutus soon
| will entwine
With the ivy and the sweet eglan-
tine.
The air will be alenel with their
| perfume
As each in their fragrance aud
beauty bloom,
| And down III the del! unobscrycd
may be
Some sweetlittc jumpapin all their
modesty.
And even the1brook as it murm urs
| along,
Seems in lis babble to have a glad
song,
While all nature is striving its self
| TO array
In all their different applrels $ o
gay.
| While Children with thcIt laughter
aud shouts at play
| May be heard through all the
| bright long dar.
Particularly at noon when school
| is dismissed
They are skipping about in their
joy aud bliss.
Every bee and butterfly are on the
wing.
/ Aud vanly The cricket endeavors
to sing,
And all creeping insects are craw l.
ing abroad,
AS lature looks up to nature 4 God
| TOpREVENT PNEUMONIA AND GRIP
| Take Laxative Bromo.D Dulnine Tablets 2Jc
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
levels Presented.

After the installation of the officers
of Columbia Lodge, l. O. o. f., last
Friday evening, Grand Master Lewis
Stockwcll, presented on behalf of the
lodge, a veterans jewel to John Nc
Clunen, who has been treasurer OF
the lodge for over twenty-five years,
and Grand Secretary, Isaac w. Hal.
lem, presented to L. James Brown,
who has been a member of the lodge
for 25 years, a veterans jewel.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
VOTING COUPON.
Buffalo.

AAasaA AR2A2AAA
Uncle Billy Heal 1883
John BOYLE. 42O King, 1901
J. ". Wigglesworth, 305 French 4439
VIM. Sitter, 1904 French 3977
w. lIewes, 1905 Tatnall 3640
Prof. Whitehead, High School 1861
James Watson, Penny Hill 354l
Miss Thelman, 1925 w. 9th 2231
Rev. John Shape, Del. Ave- Bap't l490
Geo Fighter s27 Locust 1855
j. A. Dance, Ill Pine 1243
NJ. Lamborn, 307 N. Franklin 1869
j. G. Strong, 18th and Walnut 1858
Lewis Ellison, 70s W. llth 1896
Harry Keen, 1905 kirkwood 800
Roland Welsh, 1907 W. 7th TIA
Rev. +. c. Mckinsey, Christiana 693
Sydney II. Green, l0l2Bennett GAS
Mrs. T.. B, Semple, High School $50
Harry Evans, 25S Rodney 427
Earl Alliason, Marshallton 4ld
T. Glasco, 40S French JAG
r. Clarks on, 1884 W. 18th 1886
Wilmer King, Newport 80
James Hargis ,lmp'd 0. Il. NJ. 500
r. Grissom, 9ll Church 26o
Myers j. Hayes, 1923 Market 24i
c. Edwards, ia S. Harrison 22a
w. d. Henry, 10l0 Bennett 22d
Representative Robertson 1856
James Alexander 1903 Chestnut 1874
II. S. Gilbert, 500 E. 3rd LAG
Olcn Phillips, Sl3 Bennett ll9
Geo. G. Guthrie, G22 Harrison 100
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
lie Kept His Leg.

Twelve years ago J. w. Sullivan. oi
Hurt ford Conn, scratched his leg with a
ru.ty wire. Inilamalion and bloJd poi
snning set in. For Two years he suffered
ely. Then tho best doctors urged
umputation, but, he writes, Il used
one bot 10 OF Electric Ritters and Ia
boxes of BucklcnsArnlca Salve and my
log was sound and we'll as ever" For
Eruptions, EcZemn letter, Salt Rheum.
Sores aud all b ood disorders Electric Bit
,ers has no rival on searth. Try them N.
Il. Danfortt Will guarantee satisfaction
or rofuGd money. Only 30 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
Cure for Potato Blight.

u. James Belt, Sixth and Market
streets, advcrtises "Gray's Potato
Scab Preventive which is well
worth looking after by every farm er
who wishes to raise good crop of
potatoes. 1t is,a liquid and sells at
GO cents pint. I,y immersing the
seed in it the scab Is prevented and q
good crop assured. For particulars,
see advertisement iu another column.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
pOIl.e stop Anarchist.

UPhiladelphia. April. s. Emma Gold.
m an. whose aharchistlc utterances have
been many times responsible for her ar:
rost. was prevented from delivering an
address bsfure tho Social Science Club.
In Industrial Hail. Broad and Vine
streets, last night. Thirtv policemen, un.
der charge Of Captain Hamm. and three
detectives from tho CITY Hall, were ssnt
to tho meeting place atau eariy hour with
tho Instructions to prevent tho meet ting
at any cost.
Mrs Goldman lefG the scene with the
avowed intention OF holding u meeting
elsewhere last night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
PUBLIC s ALE
OF wagons aud farm Implements on
FRIDAY, APRIL T.. 1891,
al l2o'clocl sharp

AIN. f. corner Front and Orange street,
Wilmington. bel, consisting of farm wagons
with box and hay body, some OF these wagons
are very heavy and wide tread will carry 4
ton y, runabout wagons with rnDbrr tire
horse wagons and busgles. t"acN suikey; ex-
press and mi wagon carts.
Farming lcr5, movers,
horse rakes hay teddcr, grain drills, plows
corn drills, Ccrn .llarkcr wheel barrow dlat.
spring tooth and splko harrow. Ward wcederS
sulky cultivators, wooden and steel land roll
ers, grind stonO, Aspnwall potato planters;
shpve1s, hoes, forks. picket fence nog and
horse power, Z. s. Separators No. D. butter
boxes, churns and creamery, sot OF rolls for
grinding cob and shelled grain, good rs new
capacity 80 bu per hour; wlleeibarfow seed
sowsrs. Also il lot OF other articles too nulner'
ous to mention. We win also sell at The same
time a lot Of horses, viz;
No l-Bay horse years old, gool worher
and driver, weighing l3oJ lis
No. p gray marc 6 years old. good worker
and driver. weighing HOO lhs
No. al bay mare? years old, safe Tor
lady to drive, weighing 1000 lbs'
No. Al black horse years old, good dr'v'
er and worker, weighing 1000 lbs;
No. 5-l black horse years old good driver
and worker, weighing 100 lbs.
No. G-l brown 1rsoe years old. Will ork
anywhere, weighing 800 lbs,
No. II bav mare . years Old oXcellehb
worker. weighing 1900 lbs.
The above are all good stock and must Da
WHITE BROS:
f. C. Stidham Auc. ai-btd
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
Visiting Oar City.

Harry Moore, who is employed as
assista".t ticket agent and telegraph
operator in the Office Of the New
York and New Haven Il. II. Co., ut
Miltvile Massachusetts, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Moore, for few days. lie went to
Newark today TO visit some friends.
Mr.. Moore is fortunate in having
hclpr III sons ana daughters and is tc
hc congratulated in that res pect.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
A Large Dairy

VIM Murphey has erected a frame
stable on the lot opposite the Col
umbus I'M, on the kennett Pike,
and fitted it up with stalls for 80 or
40 head Of cows. IN order that he
may supply our citizens with the
best milk that can be found any
where. He has now thirty fine Al
dcrneys aud his place is kept neat
and surprisingly clean. We CONS
mend him for his enterprise.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
at IL o'clock noon

Wasors-30 wagons. eonsi' tug of srrreys,
canopy aud extension top trapa bussies, pa
no and corning bodies, spindle Wagons amt
runahouts and 2'hors3 farm wagons
l!arness--4O sets single and double harhei3
Farm Machinery -tonsistin2 of 100 Osborne
& Evans spring tooth combination disc M
lever splk harrows, 20 OSDorne hay tedder5
20 Mccormick and New York champion rakes,
CARLOAD binder twine, ~ riding and Walking
2.hnrse cuitivators, 20' 5tooth lever and IA
tooth spike cuitivator;, 70 Aspnw'll and TOP
bins potato planter, - Black Hawk Il Evani
corn planters, 10 land rollers.
Plows--lOO plows consisting of Oliver, south
bend, IisselI, Hamburg and syracuse makes
Bickford " Hoffman grain drills, 10Th Cen
tnry manure spreadar, will bs ia opar ration
day Of sale. miscellaneous garden tools anu
seasonabe arte es OF all descriptions.
Liberal terms md will be mado known on
day of sale which will be positive.
WILMINGTON EhHM Supply Co,
s. T.. Cor. Fropt and Shlpley SIS.
as 40
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08

In St. Peters ProCathedral yes
terday MOI ming au immense congre.
gat'on was present at the 10. 50
clock mass.
Bishop Monaghan was celebrant
Of pontiical mass and Rev. Clar-
ence Woodman, Of the pauist Faith
ers. New York preached the SER
mon. 1t was a powerful presenta-
ton Of the story Of the "Resurrec-
ton. The altars were things OF
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
selling Of.

William Stafford who occupies
the Lobdell farm, near Hazel Dell
Park, will sell at public sole his
stock OF cows. horses and farming
utensils on Thursday. the ! lth inst,
as he has given up farming, as the
Messrs, Lobdell decline to rebuild
the barn which was destroyed by
fire a lew weeks ago. AS the sale
will be positive there will be gooi
opportunity Tor bargains. For par
tculars see advertisement in an
other column. Stidham has been
engaged as auctionccr and Ell's l..
Hicks as clerk.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
H1rScS For sale,

William H. klair has fifteen horses for
sale on tho farm OF his lathsr near Cyntr
vl!o. lfnot sold in two or three days
they Will b, sent to Philadelphia and sold
to one Of tho dealers in that city Or dis:
posed Of at auction, l'artics who wish
luuurchaso should call prompt or thoy
NAV miss u good barguia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08

rare beauty with the tapers glow
among the beautiful lilies and other
flowers. The musical program was
specially arr anged for the occasion
and as the peals Of the organ and
the sweet cultured voices of the
singers rang through the magni-
ficient Cathedr al the large con9re-
CATION telt that it was Easter, the
great church festival.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
AFTER Lao ,IpPE- WHAT :?

Usually racking cough aud general
feeling of weakness Foleys Honey ana
TAR il guaranteed to cnrs the e ippc
cough" and make you strong and well.
Sold Mt Dantorths 120 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
PUBLIC SALE.

viii bo sold at public sale at Lancaster ave.
nue and Lincoln OH WEDNESDAY,, APRIL
TO- 1901, at 80 o'clock, Il head or Inilch MA
cows esh and close sprinsero, stock -f1'a1
bull. ,,
Vermy-All sums Of so and Mnder cash
over that amount u credit OF 4 monthS ny
purcl asar giving bankable note with All
approved endorser. ,,1-xny
Execu tor Of Catharlno McGrenrn'
at.!tS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08

The Gre estest Thing In the World
Dr.. Simms' Compound Pennyroyal Pills.
Vouohed for by the ladies' Dy mail Si.0O
60G Aing street. AL lrngg,slts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
PUBLICSAI4E

first annual public sale Mt our storerUons
$. E Cor Front and ShipleY streets, VIII
mington, Del, on
SATURDAY, APEII. IS. 1901,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
MRS. ZALNERAlIl>',
Professional Midwife,
No. S37 Tatnall Street.
NOTICE. .

The City Tax Collectors
have been instructed by the
City Council to notify ali de-
hnquent taxpayers that unless
they settle the amount they
owe the city the same will be
collected according to law with
costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08

\AI NJ WILSON, JR., IRON STEEi. AND
w Goa ch goods, corner Third aud -hipley
streets, Wilmington, Del., Headquarters i'r
The Davies rubber Pads for Horscs' Feet.
The rubber pad keeps the horse from slip
ping and falling on icy ptvements. 1t cush.
ions and protects tle frog Of the foot and ~
both prevention Lnd cure OF contracted
hoof. dl1'imos
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08
The objectionable Sin "

TOpREVENT PNEUMONIA AND GRIP
Take Laxative Bromo.Qulnine pablets.?1c
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08

u scres, ID mile outside Of Stanton. good
roads, and plenty of water on the farm Pos
lssson on 2bth OF March next. Apply to r
siunkett 3rd and Market street, Wilmington
bel. jl5-tf lnws
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-04-08

I'OR sAi.E--CHEAP T., CLOSE an Es.
II tate, two frame hou SOS ut Elsmere seven
rooms; lot 50 #. x 100 t. x 6O it, on Northern
Syon uc aud New Road. Apply to J. Ernest
smith. Trustee, ml6-"wkseod