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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
Congress Yesrerdnx.

IN the Senats, the House hill carrying into
eject tho fishing clause OF the treaty Of
Washington was passed, and $40, 900 was APP
propriAted to pay the cost OF the POmerOy
Kansas senatorial bribery investigation com
lnlttee. conference committee was ordered
seA the Geneva award bill An inquiry Vas
OtderetlaS TO tue eXpedienOy OF building q
dOuble-tTack railroad from the Atlantic sea-
board to the Mississippi or Missouri river.
The majority of the selrct committee to in
vestlgate the charges OF political corruption
AGAINST Senator Cant Jn, of Arkansas, sub
nItlt0a Q report and tesOlu l0h acquiring him.
Mt. Norwood will make minority report.
The bib 20 aid the execution Of the jury laws,
&c, In Utah was passed. .s --f' "
The Hou % was again occupied oil Of yester-
day and last evening In the discussion OF the
Poland committees Credit MOblier report and
:, iHssOlutiOns for the eNpulSi0n of Me5Srs. AmeS
eud Brooks. s1IIF.t Hitehls, OF Maryland, of
eeRSd q substitute to centuIe and rebuEe al
The menlbets Ofthes House Implicated, ipclu
Ding AessI. Aines. BrOsks,s s,s lfaWes SEQ feld
BrIha aham, bKeley and Galield, am to pro
Hounce them not guilty OF Bribery, but OF dl
rect peculiarly interest In Credit MObiller stocl
transactions, which call for emphatic cOAdem
nation o .cOgrRpting IN tendency and perniel
Ons In aaanule,F The substitute vas objected
TO and not entertained, the debate being con
tnued with speeches from. MesSTs. Beck o
Kentucky, iVOORhees OF Indiana ANihlA6k
Indiana, Stevenson Of OHIO, WhltthOrn o
Tennessee Bingham Of Ohio, and Banks o
Massachusetts,. During the evening session
General Butler spoke at length In favor o
Oakes Ames, denOunclng the press for expo;
ing the Credit Mobllier frauds, which will hard
Iy becOusidereda Offence By honest people
Mr. Shellabarger and others made speeche
ultIll the diSYEpRent2 Its PgGhNhlea Eot
will bq REACHED today 5tSIst.5u #...
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

DEATH OF A WEALTHY CONvEcr.-The Cor.
oner, Gay or two ago, held an inquest in the
Virginia state Penitentiary, upon the body Of
Sterilng SledGe, convict from NOrthumber-
land county, we believe, who died FROM mea-
sizes, and left fortune estimated ct $50, ,OOO.-
oledge was seventy-three years Of age, and
was Sentenced to flfteeen years imprisonment
for killing man in a row Occasioned bv the
latter whiping,Or threatening 10 whip his son
lie IS said to have lived an exemplary life be-
FORE the occurrence which resulted in his con-
victlon, and during the sixteen months of his
Imprisonment behaved himself in an unex-
ceptiOnal way and earned the good opinions
and sympathy of all the officers over him. His
remains will be taken to his home for inter
ment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
A MoolaIlns OaubroaIz In Esussln.

me Non ooMlnTTINO FRIGHTFUL ArROcI-
TIEs-MURDERIN0, PLUNDERINos AND b0hN-
ING PROPERTY IN ALL
VIENNA, Feb. 26.--UnOflcial adVices from
Brody Q frontier town Of dallela, state that
information has reached there that Q social les
insurreetiOn has broken out among the peas
ants in the Russian provinces OF N0lhenia
DO committing friRhtful atrocities. They are
numbering their opponents and plunderlnR
and burning propelsy IN AL aheetiape. A
force OF Russian troops which had been sent
to suppress the instruction was defeated by q
body Of insurgents. -a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

MARRIED By FEsfALE PRRACHER.-The
Titusvilie Heral ays We had tho pleasure
last Saturday ey ing o witnessing the nup-
tlal ceremonies o Mr Eiward ID. Kreutzer
and Miss Jane L. kepPeL Mrs. Jonathan
Watson joining the air IN the holy bonds Of
Wedlock, The services were very Interesting,
being tile trst Spiritual marriage performed
in this place by lady Mrs Watson claims
the right 10 perform marriage ceremonies by
virtue OF her being the accredited Spiritual
minister Of the society in this city. AT about
eight O'Clock small company had gathered
la the parlor Of house in the rear OF the laun-
dry on Franklin street. The happy pair soon
made their appearance. Mrs. Watson having
previously passed into an abnormal state I'M
medlately arose and delivered an inYQcatiOn
| to the Deity. Recovering her consciousness
she requested ths couple TO join hands. and
proceeded In the usual manner to make the
twain one flesh, using the old formula. After
| congratulations from the guests refreshments
we're served, aud the party dispersed late IN
the evening. Mrs. Watson informs rs that
she has married several couples hefore this IN
Rochester, and she evidently felt qHlte al
home dr-ing the service
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
Besohar Earning SOC, 900 Annually

Beschar Earning $50, 900 Annually.
The New York correspondent Of the Chicago
Tribune writes
The most industrious, as we'll e4 the best
paid and ablest clergyman in America IL Henry
Ward BeecheF. His present salary a. pastor el
Plymouth Chnrch is; think. $25 COO He bas
$1,000 years as editor Of the ChFisiian Union,
to which he gives his name, and one article
week; and he earns some $4,000 beside BY the
little leCturing and writing that he finds time to
do. lie is probably the most popular lecturer
in the country, and could earna a great deal Of
money in that way, il he we're willing to
surrendeF other duties. He has been offered a.
high as $50, 600 and over $4,000 q season BY
lecture sSsnis, who feel confident that even this
| high prics Wo0ld leave them large naFgin for
profit. Farming $45, 900 year is remarkable
| for any man, and Que,tion i any other preacher
on The planet can match Beecher in this respect.
Genius or talent in The pulpit is more likely to
be appreciated than anywhere else--peFhaps loE
the reason that It Il raTef. =. OBJ
| Clergymen generally arc very poorly paid
lhoushinlhis eI Raay eflhem haye handsome
salaries As E1lY 9l,24 or 2S ot the leading
pastors haze ssiaries If $4,000 each, WhilC
$1,000 is quite sn ordinary rate OF compensation
1 They are ,const1aty called on for charities o
various Kinds AL nost of them give literally
accSpAing lOFtisr 9esHsFy yBeechsr. j. reported
TO be exlraord tiiy generous, and those VIII
have means oi owing say that more than hal
his income is lig3 for purposes Of btnevO
lance"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
analn-ErcItIna Rumors.

LONDON, Febc26. III Is rnRored that Ceballos,
the Carlist chief, IL marching on Madrid with
four batlaliOns. Foreign menof-Ear are efnising
Cd the Spanish coast TO protect the subjects q
Of their respective COVER ITS. Italy, Austria,
aud majority oflhe European powers maintain
ssmi-Ofieial relations with Spain. pending the
formation Of regular government. Rnssia i
not dispospd to recognise in any manner the
present government. 80 @hHi4.itaH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
GAZETTE.
AapNoIntrnl 3 SSiTsUe 81 ms c8Yotnoy y


ARPolntmSnss BY the cSSsfh0F. ,l9 :,
GEORoE SMITH has been appointed by Gov
Ponder, Justice iOf tho Peace for Brandywine
Hundred. ~ s.a
Co.. % - 90.
GEoRoE = HAaANY. has Deen appointed
Justice # 3he Rsf5 tJr this city. 10 GU the
vacancy OccisiOhed by the resignation of fhos.
~ fl3'Pg Esq, BplhI the gentlemen named
above have qualifications fitting Them for the
Important positions they are to GII. Mr.. Hagany
Is especially we'll qualified both from his intell
gsncs apd l0Ag familiarity With the people
among whom heia e1pseted to dispense eqhal
aud exact justice. .......t
Ar smith has been teaching schools in his
hundreiE Mr. Hagahy. We presrftuei win shbrtIy
rslinquish his shoH store and open an office.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
AlaTG 0oss tFn1a

A. the close Of the political canvass Of 1872
'ftor most bitter personal campaign against the
;c7rai candidate tor PresidenI, the Vice Presi.
leu OF the United States gave TO the religious press
q tl' .9uutry contribution over his own name. II
sr.tled, "Dses CalGmny Pay p He referred
specially 10 the Credit Mobller "Calamny." In
view eli recent developments another contribu-
ton might be acceptable from the same pom. Let
:; DO calle =" Does Perjury Pay f"-Lancaster
kltcWigeHceg 10 .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

lIlfle. Democrat, has been elected State Se-
nRt0rat q special election In Sumter county,
Ala. 70 an the vacancy caused BY the death
OF GilmeF, Republican. Ilttle's majority Is
8 DeniocTati ekain.
James z. English was nominated for Con
greSS Yesterday BY the Democratic Convention
al the Second Connecticut District.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

IHE GERMANsnND THE EIGHT HoUa Law.
Various trades organizations, principally
German, held separate meetings in New York,
Sunday, for the purpose Of ofinNugurating geuer.
els.gIHs q lake place shortly, for She enforce.
ment Of the eisht-hoar system and other meas.
ure 10 better their condition.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

The HON. IANEs A, BAYABD, Of Delawale.is
the only man who comes with frightened honor
out Of lhe Crsdit Mohilier ingestigAtion.s The
Poland Committee cite his Latter, respecting
Oredil MobllisS stock, ,as the model thsl AZ ought
b have followed.
General HaWlsy in debate. said: ale saIuted
the lshevaliPE RayaFd."-Ags.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

Brooks and Ames, it is quite evident, from the
range which thstiscassiOn in the House of Repre-
Sentatlyss takes, will not be expelled, The debate
was co9ntin9ned untilate on Tuesday night and
occupied nearly the whole day of Wednesday,
Messrs Beck aud Voorhees, spoke in favor of
rejecting the report, number of other members
also spoke. A recess was taken until O'Clock,
when Butler got the floor ana denounced the
commuters report and defended Amcs The
session was continued until 1i.4Op M, when the
House took recess until Thursday at 10 A. m. :
The excitement was very great aud probably nc
vote will be reached to-day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
tAiosaader Z. .alsanamIO na

This gentleman was elected to Congress from
his district in Georgia, at the election on We'd
ns'day The vote ia said to be small as there
was no opposition candidate in the field. This
= a lucky circpnsnpes for MF. Stephens; for
1t there had been any other candidate il il prob.
able the House would, by some means, have
decided to keep the ex- Confederate Vice Presi.
dent out Of bis seat.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

CALDWELL, Of Kansaa, has a Rral class chance
Of escaping expulsion, while Clayton, Of Ark
ansas, Will get OF allogelheE. u Looks although
poor PoTeFy vas to BE- Oaly Senatorial Offering
10 the indignant nation. 4H
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

The City Councils ef Nashville have unanl-
mOusly adopted resolutions inviting President
Grant 70 visit that city In his Southern tour.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

The BOslcn Globe wants TO know eff the
POstCfhce Department can afford TO transport the
postal cards, even furnishing the card itself, for
cent, Why cannot il transport q letter weighing
the same and without the sxpenss Offurnishlp9
any material At alIP" Why? ~ 2
Father POland's argument against Ames and
Brooks told just a. forcibly against all The
others Of the Credit MObilieF anciers, only the
old gentleman did not appear to have a concep-
iion ofIhs two edged swOrd character Of il
A DetroiL COW attacked boy with Grant
cape on, the other day. and made Liberal
use of 1t.
The receipts at Lydia Thompson's benefit
for the newsboys in CiReinnaff amounted to
S400
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

Z ) DRH1AMTN b, BUTLRR, the '.Essax states
man. ip 4 Credit Mob ller speeeh IN Congress
iagt night called the press Z sdaIaRaele en-
Las haen very Kind 70 Mr.. BotIers-P Prssi
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

NOTICE-RXCELSI0 LOAN ASSOCIATION.
~ SUBSCRIPTIONS are now open for the sale OF
stock in this Association. at the Office Of d. T. HaW-
klns. No. ~ Market street. All persons register
ing their names can vote in adopting the Bylaws
and choosing Oheers, by applying early. fb24-Gt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
90 9alt Haa 20 81.

EOR RENT-NeW House, No. 142l Har- hAaa.
H rison street, eleven rooms, all modern lt
improvements, bay windows. three stories.
Possession at once II desired. InQuifs nl
lNOR RENT-Largs Dwelling House, IL .hAaa
h rooms. good epFing water in the kitch- IL
en- aud at spring hOuses aaFdem, yards con- sM
tanning trees Of pears Az beaches. gFap0s; il
pretty situation. high and healthy; COW and h0Fas
pasture If needed. Would suit for Hmily 81 n :
mSr boarjers; few minutes walk from Aha village.
WM. E. HkIShER,
feb25 St NeGark. Dsl.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
A Rare ohanca Tor Z rihamith

On account Of continued in health feel com
PEELED to otter my Stock. Tools and Fixtures for
sale IT Is an old established and good business
Oas Of the kSst IN the city.
hQhirs At No. IT'S Market street, Wilmington.
teblI H. T. DEACON.
E0R SALE-ls OF 80 Acres Of MaIah
II Meadow Wlahhm 1he city LimlGa.
The Aukserhsg 02ers for sale about Is or % acres
Of meadow lRad. sdioininR his tower muFssRS and
track larm. bounded By the 0aresOhe road and th Q
eauseWay. and BY lAnds Of Geo. q, LObdell, and
within One hundFed yards Of the Wilmin gtOn aud
Western Railroad. The property IL certain to be-
come valuable Ia time. and will be sold loW.
JACOB J.. BROWN,
jan2s.tf on the pFemisss.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

FL Xmall TubnlaR S1eam BoIlea : heat three
Q healing purposes. Price go. ADply q thls q.
saDlA-0
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
#auts.

WANTED-FaTmeF and wife to work and NAN
w age farm the com ng year.
WM. II. REYNOLDS
teb2S Wit" Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
4Ottrfs.

N0rICE.-Al persons having business before
~ the Levy Court of New Castle county are
hereby notified that said Court will meet at the
Court House. in the town Of New Castle the first
III ESDAH and during the month Of March next. Is
Court Of Appeal uDOn the Assessment and the
transaction Of other business connected with the af
fairs concerning the county.
By order of the Court. JNO. p. SPRINGER.
teoZ1-6t Clerk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
PUpAA-
The snbgoFiber havinA .


- The Subscriber. .haVink
4 will sci! without reserve on SAAO-
X 1.-THE lst y OF March next, at his FesidenS,
-01DADat Summit Bridge, Del, tthe following
Stock and Farming Utensils, viz: ConLsting Of ten
QO) head Of Horses among them are one pair OF
Colts i've years old, we'll matched, gentle and kind
superior driving mare. the balance good drivers
and Workess; pair OF medium siz-d Mules. 3yoke
OF Oxen. head Of home-TAised mileh COwR. Grain
thEesher and cleaner. endlesschain, horse power
inSEood order. 3 corn shelters, wis at drill with
phosphate attachment. steel tooth wheel rake
Excelsior reaper and mower combined. I roller, 2
farm WaRons. OK carts. shifting ton York wa
zona. one Of which ig new. never been used; two
seat family carriage. nearly news DlOughs. harrOWs
cultivatoPs kc. set Of light double eaFTiaRe haF-
ness sets single harness. sets stage haFne g. lead
gears, ploW goars 2sets cart and 9th things
not enumerated. Also. lot of sugar cured hams
and shouldeTs picked pork By the pound, DOtAtoes
and apples by the bushel.
TERMS OF SALE-AH sums under $50 essh. all
sums Ot SO and upwards a credit Of II months will
be given BY the purchaser giving negOtiable Ote
with approved eudOFse.
VIM. EE0s. Auct'r. fe69f.6i
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
WATER RENTERS TAKE NOTICE..

The bills tor the year 1873 are nOH ready and pay
able At the Registrars Otics 1000 Market street
The law requires tha. all bills paid on or before
January 3lst, 1873, the face Of the bill and on all
paid during the month Of FebruaFy, 5 per cent ad-
ditiOnal and all paid during the month Of March
10 yer cent, additional and any ARgants remaining
unpaid after April lst, 1878 the Registrar s required
" have the Ferrules Withdrawn and suit instituted
for the recovery OF the amounts duo. and water will
aOt again be let into such premises until all arrears
with assessments and two dollars for drawing FER
rules are paid. FRANK. A. TAYLOR,
Water Department, Dec. 5, lS72 Registrar,
Oaice hours, to II .. m. and to p. IN deo5tf
ITO THE PUBLIC
Il The Wilmington and Reading hailroad Com
pany have completed aTrang Oments TO carry Money
Packages and Express Matter TO an from all points
on the line Of their road and West Chester.
Also, to all points on the Philadelphia and Read
ing and Catawissa Railroads. including Raading
Allentown, Columbia, Harrisburg. Lancaster. Down
ingtOwn, MAhOney City, Mt. CarRel. NOTristoWn
POttsVille. &c.
For further information apply - the Depot cor
ner Of Front and Madison streets. Wilmington.
| EXpress matter sent ~ franklin T5lsg raph ode O.
No, West Third street TO their ID pot, Front
and Madison. orders Jeff with Mem allen K seal
| delivering agents. will reseive prompt attention.
1 T.. SFULZ.
/ aD6-u Gent SuD't w. / A. X. Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

1fOh RKNT-RWo large eonnsetlng Rooms -
IL in the third story Of the eAVilla Build sM
fssfuring Apply 20 ALEA. SAvlLLh ~
fsbi-fi Si2 MaEkea street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

lust RRoElyRD-Diree. from Mes. York, a
~ 6ne lot OF choice Singing Canary Birds, also,
Gold Finehes. Ball Finehes. Pheasant Finch.
MOcking Birds, Red CArliaals, Australian Shell
AtW n. CHANDLERS.
feb3f Gil Markas street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
-VTC SALE.
sanfsa Bis farm,
FRIDAY.

FRIDAY.
sat.Yt tss. s'Nas
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
I NV ESTM lint
SECURITIES.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company. through
its Financial Agents. Is now selling at par and ae-
eTued interest. its First Mortgage 30 Gold Bonds,
for the purpose completing the construction and
equipment Of It's line OF Road. After thorough in
yestigAtiOn, We recommend these securities as 4
profitable and safe investment, The Bonds have
the following
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
LEADING FEATURES :

/. The issue is limited to $4,000 rmils of road.
2 The Principal aud Interest are payable in Gold
the principal in thirty years. and the interest tat
the Banking House Of jay Cooke a Co.. New York, }
ssmi-annually. frat Of January and July.
s. The rate Of Interest is $40 per cent. per an
num-equal, at the present gold premium. to abOu
81 per cent. In legal tender currency.
I. Tho Bonds are issued of the following denomi-
nations: Coupon Sl00. $500 and $1,000; REGISTERED,
800. $50. 81. 600. IS zoo and $4,000.
S. The semi-annuAl interest the Registered
Bends Il paid By gold checks regularly bg maii
tke post-e6ees address Of the holder. Permanent
investors are advised to purchase the RegiSt cred
Bonds. both - protection against loss, theh aud
nFS and for the greater convenience in collecting
the interest. The Registered Bonds can DO at ans
time exchanged for Coupon. and the Coupon foI
RsaiItsred. without expense to the owner
JMo. RaoLEAR 4 ISoN BANKERS.
Goa MARKET STREET.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

ENOR SALE CHEAP,-A pair Of Min BuTrs,
diameter. with sninds. step and sVoFything com
complete. Can be seen At Red Mills. on white Clay
Creek Il. r. WILSON.
fakl3-d2W Newark. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

INOR SALE.-The two stariad building
E and lot back, situated IN Orange street.,
hakWoon Sd and 4th streets. adiQlning the
soap and eaadlo manuiAot0ry. This prop
OrtE has front % ORanae street Of % feet. Ianning
back that width e feet The building bV little al
taEatiOn would make alArae machine shop, or would
De Tor many other manufacturing purposes
19' es''-s NV ~ SO7 w. 9Th 81. WilmiHescu.
tsh7-tvAa,..yl NJ ''' "'''~ SS-'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

CAOE RRNT-PaBessiOl Glyon lmnsdiaS Sly-
IL Phe spacious Hall 40 Ants-r0oD n C0s alles
WoRkinsmen's Instilats,h fhe pFsatlss Hd-
mirably adapted to 6oaiStlAs, Musical o. II svsFy
apply 10 nR. CUkfIs' in RFsaea 0lrssl. y %
Or. CAMRRON, al0 MnFksl street. q l6-tf.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
RegIalcr,a Orner.
NOTICE.

NUIILE. =
Allperson vim claims against th Estate Gf th
deceased must presentthe same duly attested 70 the
Executor on or before January 18th. 1874 or abide
she Act Of Assembly in such case made ana erOvi
led. VICTOR DuP0Nr. EXscatOr.
WILMINGTON. Del. an. 29.2n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
EHR SALE.

49, Several 6rsI-elass seven rOOm Houses, Of
~ Kirk kuood street. four on RighIh street be
W low Pine, tuo on Lombard above E;Rhth
- Will be sold cheap and on reasonable terms
Applyto 10 MsCkOsKRY = NeAiNRMIN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
RSzLE.

49, .TUaAty-fVA ANAL MOnaas. from fur to
~ ak rooms. In different parts Of the city
III PLiees ranging from 500 70 $1,000.
u Terms easy. ]. II. FRAZER,
- Telegraph BuildinE. 30 near Market.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-02-15
az None of the Territorial new

@ None of the Territorial news
papers publish the report of the Terri
torial School Superintendent, except
the Courier. The reason is, that they
were not furnished advance copies, SC
that it might have appeared simulta.
neously in all with the publication in
that journal. The cause is sufficient
and the circumstance will probably
lead to more care hereafter on the par,
of that officer. Well none of us play
second fiddle to the Courier.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-02-15

dictions poured out upon the North Pacific
for dropping away from tic wharf before
dark last night. 1t is said the tide would
have served at ten o'clock just as well.-CoU-
KIER.
We trust the Courier will not again
SO wantonly assail the proprietors of
our magnificent steamers. Let us be
thankful that they run to Olympia at
all, while owning SO largely at the fu-
ture city, Tacoma.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-02-15

The MAILs.-The Eastern mails in
stead of arriving daily, as heretofore,
will hereafter be received but three times
a month, or whenever the California
steamer makes trip to Portland. This
change is said to have been made by the
Postal Agent in California, but for
what object is matter of mere con jec-
ture. Probably a steamship subsidy
was the primary object of the change.
The new arrangement does not give
satisfaction.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-02-15

AZ The Cottage Mon'ily for January
is on our table and deserves careful read
ing and hearty commentator. Its
we'll chosen stories are selected from
our best publications, and we are sur
prised and glad to note that a magazine
so low priced, can furnish such excellent
matter. Its price-only so cents per
year-places it within reach Of even
school boys, and the money paid for
this monthly is money we'll spent. Adj
dress Reade, Brewster, & Co., 142 La
Sale ST., Chicago, Ill.