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Thefrequcncy and extent OF female diseases 10
poaitivo proof that the common treatment has
failed TO cure them. Every household has It's
delicate sufferer. wherever woman 10 found
these ailments exist without alienation. From
the day tho blushlng gill rpens Into womanhood
disease becomes her constant attendant. With
many ladies these Ills arc 60 great that life has
few charms, death 10 regarded as blessing and
the grave as the only refuge from perslSting and
inevitable agony.
These diseases arc OF q peculiar nature aud
require an entirely different treatment from
common ailments. During practical expert.
encs OF fifteen years we have fully proven thIt
no treatment will ever he successful In these
cases that docs not combine both local and con-
sLtutonal measures. Poisoning tho system
with drugs for m!splacomentB OF the womb and
other arrangements Of this organ and Its appen.
dages 30 far from removing the evil, has been
the cAuso Of much serious mischief But adopt.
ing our only rational treatment, VIC can promise
prompt relief and permanent euro In every case
In which 4 reasonable hope can be entertained.
We not only benefit but restore hundreds to
perfect health who have sought relief In vain
nom other sources. We now offer you heath
and happiness. Let nothing stand IN tho way
Of yonI cure. The longer you delay. tho worse
yon will grow until you become incnrable.
Fees Tor consultation, examinations, advice
and treatment within the reach OF all.
NOTE, DIR. LonRdon's ONCE and residence arc
Cathedral. aniR-eod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-23

NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GooDs-
G. Hess, northwest corner Of Main and
Quincy streets, has just received full lines
ofCloths, Cassimeres, VestiDgs, &C., of the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
to the season and this market. Large
stock of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
always in store. All the clothing manu-
featured at this establishment warranted
to give satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
as any first-class house in the city. Call
and examine goods and compare prices.
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Coon, RELIABLE INsTRUMENTs.-Thc
Steinway, Knabe and Emerson Pianos,
and tho Mason s. Hamlin and Smith
American Organs arc each and every one
standard instruments Of their class, both
as to price and quality. They are sold at
the most reasonable prices, and on very
liberal terms, and can only DO had at
Adams s. Lucas, 1927 Market street,
where can be seen a very large and varied
assortment Of them. Parties will do well
to call early and make their selection.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-23

EUREKA CoFFEE PoTs.-The only good
patent CondenSing Coffee Pot made saves
fully thirty per cent over the old way OF
boiling, retains all tho aroma, making the
beverage pure, clear and most delicious,
and needs no substance 10 clearly It. Call
and gel one. Only TO be had at the house
furnishing store Of Nesbitt & Bro, 1910
Main street.
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-This Court yesterday
transacted business as follows:
In the case Of State rS. Edward Milton,
charged with grand larceny, defendant
pleaded not guilty. Milton was charged
with stealing silver watch, valued at
$25, from G. P, Brown s. Cos jewelry
store, about four months ago. The jury
returned the following verdict: ave, the
jury, find the prisoner guilty in manner
and form as he stands indicted, and fix
the term Of his imprisonment in the State
penitentiary at two years."
In case Of State rs. Charles Williams
(colored), charged with grand larceny,
defendant entered a plea Of not guilty.
Williams was accused Of stealing silk
dress from a Colored woman named
Phoebe Lee, who keeps boarding house
in the Second Ward, in December last.
The jury returned verdict Of guilty, and
fixed his imprisonment at two years in
the penitentiSry.
In the case OF NICHOLAS Speidel, charged
with assaultipg with intent to MAIN, dis
figure or kill John Fisher, the demurrer
was overruled, and q plea of not guilty
entered. The evidence was partly heard,
when court adjourned until $50 p. NJ.
Court met at the time designated, and the
case after some argument was submitted
to tho jury, who returned a verdict oil
guilty, and sentenced tho prisoner to
twelve months in jail, and TO pay a fine
Of $3.50.
Court then adjourned until 0 O'Clock
this morning. The Grand Jury was not
in session yesterday, but will meet at 10
o'clock this morning.
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MARTINS REsTAURANT.-The above
named restaurant Is now generally con-
Ceded 10 be the only first.class institution
of the kind in the city. Mr.. Martin Is
untiriug in bic efforts to please his Gus
toners, and deserves success. For any
thing in the eating way, Martin cannot BIO
excelled, and his prices are reasonable.
Call on him, opposite the City Building.
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A FALSE AIARM.-A well.dressed,
manipulating lady walked into o
saloon In Centre Wheeling the other day,
laid her mufi on tho counter, and took
out apatr Of spectacles, when the bar
tender promptly informed her that no
Bible reading would DO in order there.
Reaching down into her dress pocket The
woman produced fat bottle, and coolly
called for a pint OF whisky. She doesn't
know yet what that bartender was
alarmed about -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-23

HEAVY striped carpets at rs cents per
yard. %
Heavy striped carpets at 40 cents per
yard. .| o.
Good Powered carpets at 90 cents per
yard.
All at Sitter 6 Egth's, corner Main and
Dist streets.
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BRlDGEPoRT ITRMs.-Rev. Rodgers, oil
Bellsire, addressed large audience on
tho subject Of temperance ID the Presby.
terrain Church last night. The reverend
gentleman's remarks were listened to
with the greatest attention, and the sub.
ject was handled in very able and in
tcresting manner.
The ladies of Bridgeport, having con-
quered all'the liquor sellers in the town,
arc now, as the!politician's say, in state
ofmasterly inactivity" There aren no more
worlds to conquer over there, ard the
ladies oil the Temperance Band occupy
their time in watching tho conquered.
Mrs. Jos. West and Mrs. R. ]. Alexan-
der, who were chosen by the Temperance
Band as representatives TO the Temper.
ance Convention which met in Cincin.
natl yesterday, have left town for the
convention. Mrs. West departed on
Tuesday, but Mrs. Alexander did not
leave until yesterday.
We regret TO learn that the wife Of Nil.
ton McConnaugby, Mayor Of Bridgeport,
was lying at the point Of death last night.
The railroad bridge q few rods below
the depot has lately undergone extensive
repairs. New timbers have been put in
throughout, and the bridge Is now in q
most substantial condition.
An unusual amount Of freight has been
shipped over the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Railroad recently. Those genial fellows
who are fortunate enough to clerk in the
G. s. P. Depot hsvetheir hands full at the
present time.
Mr.. John Hill, who recently came into
possession Of the Belmont House, is q
valuable acquisition to the town. He Is
entirely refitllng and renovating his hotel,
and has brought Bio bridgeport what has
long been needed, q first.class livery
stable.
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PuHIIc sAIE.-In pursuance Of an or.
der passed by the Bovrd Of Education,
lots Nos. s and 0 in square No. 10, on The
corner Of 18th and Chapline streets, will
be offered at public sale to-day at the
Court House. The terms Of sale are that
one-third Of the purchase mouey be pa,d
in cash, and the residue in two equal pay.
ments Of one and two years.
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COULDN'T Go.-Mr. Francis Britt, who
had been selected as Chief Marshal Of
OF the delegation Of Knights Of Pythias
from this city, which lett for Pittsburgh
on Tuesday night, was unable to leave
yesterday as he expected. When Coun-
ell meets three or four times week, the
Clerk can't recreate to great extent.
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Great Bargains will Prevail.
.. BLUM & BRO,
Il04 MAIN STREET.
THURSDAY. APRIL 20. 1874.
New Advertisements.

Building Lots For salc-TheOdore
Fink.
Wanted-Situation.
Brussels Rugs and Msts-G. Mendel,
Booth & Co.
Temperance-W Washington Hall.
Valuable Farms for Sale-W. V. Hogc
& Bro.
suspenders-sig Of the Golden Glove.
For Sale-J. L Stilel & Sons.
Furniture-Hubbard s. McBurnie's.
Houses Repspered-A. W. PAUL.
OIL Cloths-Ha.bour s. Dittman.
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POLICE CouRT.-Three disorderlies
comprised the docket in this court yester.
day morning, disposed Of as follows: F.
Frederick, $40 and costs; John Morrison,
and John Peacock; 81 and costs each.
Frederick was committed for twenty
days, and the others paid their fines.
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FILL THRouGH.-A little bow. name
unknown, while playing about the foupda.
tion of building on 1lth street, between
Main and Market, Tuesday evening, fell
between the joists, distance Of Ten or
twelve feet, but was not seriously injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-23

SPRING fashions, although they have
been kept back for a long time through
the nckleness OF the weather, and the &C.
caslonal raids made by old Winter into
the realms oil Spring, arc now in full
bloom on the streets.
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Two or three bad little boys, lurking
behind stoop, with o handful Of mud
balls apiece, will make even the battle
scared veteran wish himself four blocks
further of. I4. 14
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TIE bordering now being done on
Market, between 12th and 14th streets,
strikes US as likely to be the bestjob that
has been done on our streets for some
years. The good feature Is the leaving
out and throwing out Of all small stone. Il
all our repairs were done with large
stone, a very decided step would be taken
toward per manency in the work done on
our streets. =
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Exo1rEMENT.-One lot more Of 1000
White Bed spreds at so cents, and some
other goods just as cheap. Call soon to
secure them, as the first lot Of 800 was
sold in two days, ]. W. Ferrel, Center
Wheeling, Main and Goth Streets.
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IPAsF LNBIAo0oHMo

Tickets to all principal points in tho East and
West can DO procured Of tho Union Ticket Once,
In MLure House, and Q. the station Of Bridge
tdeeis ecneral Passenger and a TIetet 1sent.
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For the greatest variety and most beau.
tilul style Of Dress Goods, Silks, Mohairs,
OF oil descriptions, at price so cheap
that will astonish any judge Of them, 60
now to Centre Wheeling.
J. W. FRRREL's.
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THERE IS q pretty good stage of water
In the river at present, and in fact has
been the entire winter. Last night there
were twenty feet in the channel, and still
rising.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-23

IMPRovNa.-The little son OF Charles
Kindleburger, who was run over and
seriously hurt on Friday afternoon, was
improving yesterday. Dr.. Bsguley, the
attending physician, thinks the boy will
recover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-23

ANOTHER large invoice Of the best
makes and latest patterns Of Carpets still at
very reduced prices just received by ]. W.
Ferrel, Centre Wheeling.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow.
Ing shows the range Of tho temperature as
observed at Silvey's Drug Store, corner
opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
sAL IAN. sEH. TIN
so Is So II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-23

CHEM1srRY.-ProL h. N. Mertz, Prin.
cipal Of the Eighth Ward School, lectures
on Chemistry in the Eighth Ward on
Saturday night, The Professor has made
extensive preparations, and will illustrate
his lecture with a number Of interesting
experiments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-23

ADMIRERS Of the beautiful should see the
Crayon Portraits at Robinson's Gallery.
Mr.. R. has enlarged his rooms and made
special arrangements for this kind OF
work. All who want portraits will do
well to give him call.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-23

WAvRRLY LITERARY socrRTY.-The
occasion Of last evenings performances
drew out 9 large number Of visitors, the
fair members Of the slgourney Literary
Society being wen represented. The
meeting was opened In the usual mann or,
and the class Of Ivanhoe was called out,
the following gentlemen composing the
class on defamation taking their seats on
the rostrum, MeSsra Black, Clarkson,
Franzheim and Wilson. Mr.. Black gave
"Little Brooches" as his subject, and dc.
liyered 1t in fine style, giving the audience
clear exposition Of the authors ideas.
An extract from CAmpbell's "Pleasures Of
Hope" was acclaimed by Mr.. Clarkson,
In which effort the gentleman was sue.
cessful In pleasing the lovers Of beautiful
rhetoric. Immediately following, Mr..
Frauzheim took the platform and
detained 1.-THE Mailman" in his usual
graceful manner. The class on e..
say being absent, Messrs. Day, Robinson
and Todd were announced as recitation
lists. "a country school boys first eaort,"
by Mr.. Day, was received by the assembly
with laughter, and the merriment was
continued by Mr.. Robinson, in Love and
Murder" Mr.. Todd then entertained the
audience by reading "a Child's Lament"
The subject Tor discussion read as follows {:
ReSO!ued, That modern civilization Is in.
debted more TO the Greeks than to the
Romans. The debators were Messrs.
Stanton and DougAerty, Mr.. Stanton
taking the affirmative, and Mr.. Dougherty
the negative side Of the question!
The unusual attendance Of the "gentler"
sex seems to have had rather an embar-
RAISING effect upon the gentlemen, who
have done much better on ordinary occa.
sions. Though their efforts showed an
extensive knowledge Of Grecian and
Roman History, and aside from the
rather loosely constructed sentences, and
the apparent embarrassment, they sue
coed very well In entertaining their au.
ditors. Tho debate was entirely extern
poraneous in language and delivery, as Is
the custom in their weekly performances
taking this into account we certainly
think 1t was very crediLable. Misses
Hallowell, Garden and Black acting as
judges decided in favor Of the affirmative.
the house sustaining them by vote Of IL
toS.
The Waverlics have added new attrac.
tons to their room, and seem determined
to make a pleasant and permanent insti-
tuition Of the Waverly Society.
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Will PRovED.-In the Circuit Court
yesterday the will Of Henry Short, de-
ceased, was proved. Ann Short was
qualified as Executrix; bond, $500.
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A BRIDoEPoRT street car ran of the
track OF the east end Of the suspension
bridge about noon yesterday. There was
no material delay.
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Our friend hurry, of the First Ward,
has had the interior of his drug store
handsomely decorated by PAUL. Mr..
hurry keeps his establishment "in apple.
Mo order"
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NEW BUnDNas-Mr. John Nolan,
with characteristic energy, since he has
obtained possession OF the property re-
Gently condemned by the Board Of Edu-
cation on the corner Of 18th and Chaplinc
streets, has commenced the erection Of two
dwelling houses on the spot,
At the west end Of the same lot, 'front.'
ing on an alley, Mr.. Nolan is also erecting
two franc dwellings,
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING care.
fully done, by leaving orders at sheib's
Music Store, lila Main street. All work
warranted.
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The cheapest and best place 10 buy
Musical Instruments Of any kind Is at
Sheib's Music Store, liza Main street.
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MERCHANT TAI1oR1NG.-Mr. John L.
Rice, the well known merchant tailor,
has recently removed to No. 20, 18th
street, opposite the First National Bank.
Mr.. Rice has just received handsome
stock of Spring goods, which he is pre-
pared 10 make to order Of reasonable
prices and on short notice. His stock Of
gents furnishing goods Is unsurpassed in
the city, and his prices are as reasonable
as can be found anywhere. Mr.. Rices
reputation as business man Is a suffl.
cient guarantee Of square dealing. Call
on him. ."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-23

We venture the assertion that Fred.
Huseman is the happiest man in the
States. It's twins-and boysl
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JUSTICES Clsrkson, Schultz and BIcCor.
mick went to Pittsburgh with the Pyth-
las excursionists.
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MAIN STREET, North Wheeling, has
been scraped clean by Commissioner
Leonharts squad, but the piles Of mud
have not been removed.
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THIS is naturally the season Of initiation
Everybody expects the green back in
Spring.
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vroLlNs, Guitars and all kinds OF Must.
cal instruments carefully repaired at
Sheib's Music Store, lila Main street.
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ORGANS carefully repaired. Leave or.
ders at sheib's Music Store, 1114 Main st.
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s1NoNo BIRDS, Flowers, Cages and
best Bird Seeds in the market for sale low
at Genther's Bird Store, lilo Market 81.
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IMPoRTANT ro THE

LADIEs--.Grand Opening
on Saturday. April 18th, In
French and American MIL
llnery at L. RheinstTom &
Co.'s, 1853 Main street.
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DELEGATES ARRIVING.

During this morning delegations Of
Knights arrived in the city from Cleve-
land, Cincinnati, Boston, New York, Phil.
adelphia, Mount Holly, N. j., Newark,
Elizabeth, Uniontown, Connellsville, and
Fayette city, and this afternoon from
Alliance, Akron, Columbus and other
points West. Large delegations are also
expected from towns in this immediate
vicinity.
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ATTBMrTEDE scAPE.-Abont noon yes.
terday Col. Kennedy was taking young
man named Edward Milton from the
Court House TO the Jail, and when near
the Jail the prisoner started on q brisk
run down Eof street. Mr.. Kennedy i'm:
mediately drew his pistol and fred at Mil.
ton five times, but did not hit him. Mil.
ton turned up 18th street and ran down
Jacob, but being in an exhausted condi-
ton, was caught and held by q boy named
Peter Devlin, who Is not over 10 years Of
age. The prisoner was then taken
charge Of BY the pursuing officers and
taken to Jail. Milton had been tried by
the Circuit Court in the morning Tor steal.
ing a watch from Q. P. Brown 6 Cos
jewelry store about four months ago, and
was found guilty and sentenced 10 two
years in the penitentiary. After his cap.
ture he told an officer that he had tried
to escapeIbecause he thought that Col.
Kennedy would shoot at him, and he
would rather die than go to the penlten.
ttAfV.i1sa % ..Hra .H.. b..
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MISCELLANEOUS,

In all, five divisions were formed. At
the head Of Third street the Supreme
Lodge was saluted, and the parade from
there dismissed All along the route the
buildings were handsomely decorated and
hundreds Of flags were flying. The city
Is throngcd with strangers, and the great.
est enthusiasm prevailed.
A grand ball was given OF Lafayette
Hall tonight, and was magnificent at.
fair. Tomorrow evening grand ban.
quot will take place.
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.ATTENT FLOUR,
u. REILLY.

We have . consignment Of ChoIee Family
Flour, claimed 70 DO the finest made. The traSe
IL requested 10 give Il q trial. 49,
tsaS LIST, DAVENPORT h PARKS,
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.

EMMNR4 Z
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NO
~ MEMBER 8, 1873, Trains will leave Wheel.
Ing % folloWS-W Wheeling time: I'D.
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THE PROCESSION.

To-day was the grand gala day for the
public, when the great display in the
shape Of street parade was made. The
procession started about 100 p. NJ. Over
$500 Knights were in the line. The
Wheeling delegation was creditable to
the city and to the Knights.
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IN SESSION,

This morning the Supreme Lodge, es-
cortcd by the Pittsburgh Knights, headed
by the Cathedral Band, was taken to the
Commercial Hall, where Capt. ]. s. Hay.
maker was introduced to the Supreme
officers by 7. K. Brown, chairman Of the
reception committee, and that gentleman
delivered cordial address OF welcome.
The Supreme Chancellor, II. G. Berry, Of
Chicago, responded In fitting terms, after
which the Lodge went into executive scs.
sion and remained until 10 o'clock.
The following is list Of the officers Of
Supreme Lodge: Fl. G. Berry, Chicago,
Supreme Chancellor; Samuel Read,
Mount Holly, N. j., Supreme Patriarch;
w. J. Long, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 8.
G.; W. A. Porter, Philadelphia, s. B.; W.
A. Kennedy, Cincinnati, IOhio, s. G.; J.
D. Weeks. Pittsburgh, 8. u, and Q. Il.
Hodgson, Berkeley Spring, W. Va, V. U.
The session was OF great interest 10 the
Order, and by its deliberations many i'm
portant points were finally settled. Ger
tain questions which have long perplex-
ed the Pythian minds were brought
up, and everything came to q
pleasant understanding. Supreme Chan
celor Berry delivered his annual address,
after which some routine business was
transacted.
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THE RouTE.

The following was The route Of tho pro.
cession:
Water streetto Smithtield street, thence
to Third avenue, thence to Grant street,
thence 70 Fifth avenue, thence to Market
street, thence to Sixth street, across Sus.
pension bridge, up Federal to Ohio street,
thence to Marion avenue, thence to Ridge
avenue, thence to Irwin avenue, thence
to North avenue, thence to Cedar avenue,
thence to Ohio street, thence to Chestnut
street, across Mechanic street bridge to
Penn, down Penn to Third street.