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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Lolita appears tomorrow night in her favorite
sole "Ztp" at the New Park Theatre.
'TOOdles" and other attractions too numerous
to mention are on the bill OF the Olympic Theatre.
Bryant's programme from Monday night includes
q SOtree d'Etht0pe, Varieties and "Les Brigands
NOirs"
The Theatre Comique presents Monday evening
an extraordinary bill OF attractions. Fun for the
million.
The Bowery has new and startling sensation,
|'Revenge; or, the Midnight Mask" by Stanley
McKenna. 1t viii be produced tomorrow night.
Mr.. Fred LISTERS new play. dramatized from
Brete Harte's poem "Her Letter." called "Luck,"
has been brought out at the Arch Street Theatre,
Philadelphia.
Paul Tagoni's ballet, "Flick and Flock" at the
Alhambra Theatre, Is said to be the most brilliant
and beautiful work seen on the London stage for
many years.
Bouccault's romantic drama ''The Colleen Bawnn
win be revived on Monday night at Booths theatre
with the author In his original character OF Myles
ma Ooppaleen.
merry and Cannon, under the title of "The Two
Orphans" has been performed at Porte st. Martin
with marked success.
At Brussels Dumas "Monsieur Alphonse" has
been played fOrty-six nights successvely-qute
remarkable fact as the good people OF that city do
not encourage long runs.
stupendous gathering OF artists is announced
at the Metropolitan Theatre. Through by Day
light; or, New York in Sces'' will be one OF the
thrilling attractions for Monday night
The success OF Richard Wagner's theatrical en-
terprise at Bayreuth Is at length assured. The
"King Of the Nibelungen" will before long be per.
formed on the stage OF the new theatre.
In honor OF the nuptals OF the Duke OF Edin-
burgh, Mr.. Chatterton announces for this month
the revival at Drury Lane of spectacular drama,
founded upon the well known work OF elizabeth !;
or, the EXies of Siberia"
The success OF "Orphee" at the Gate has already
set the par0dists at work. and M. de Jaais has
composed q little piece Tor the Foles Marigny en-
titled, "Une Cascade CONNIE Orpheeose en- faire,n
which will be Immediately produced.
Mr.. Robertson's "School' has been PLAYED for
the I'VE hundredth time at the Prince OF Wales'
Theatre. Such triumph, accomplished in so
short time from the first production of the piece,
Is unprecedented in theatrical history.
Atcnison (Kansasl possesses the original Puff,
who holds forth in this wise :-"Elott Grey, in
'Rosedale.' was o splendid and most perfect
piece OF acting, complete ideazatioh of the
character as the author drew it, and stamped Mr.
Kendall as an artist second to none In the land"
This genius ought to come to New York.
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ROME AND AUSTRIA.
What tho Pope Thinks of the Imperialist Legis-
lation on Church Authorization
Nissive to Franz Joseph.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, March H. 1874.
The letter OF the Pope to the Roman Catholic
Bishops of Austria exhOrtng them TO combat the
pending ecclesiastical bills in the Reichsrath is
dated the 18th inst His Holiness says the measures
are calculated to place the Church in ruinOus SER
vttude, and takes occasion to renew his protest
against the rupture of the Concordat.
APPEAL TO THE EMPEROR.
The Pope has also written to the Emperor Fran
CHS Joseph personally, aduring him to protect the
Church within his dominions.
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NGLAND.
Electoral Endorsement of Disraeli's Minis ers-
Loss of Life at Sea.
TELecRAms TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March IA, 1874.
Sir r. Baggalay, member OF Parliament for Mid
Surrey; Mr.. Rowland Winn member for North
Lincolnshire and Sir ]. Ephinstone, member for
Portsmouth-al conservatives-who. after accept
ana office under Mr. Disrae, went before their
constituents for reelection, have been returned
without opposition.
Wreck of a Steamship and Loss OF Life.
LONDON, March IA, 1874
The steamship Glasgow mas been wrecked or
Tarifa Spain.
Fourteen persons were drowned.
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A HERALD WORM.
from the New Haven Union, March II

from the New Haven Union, March ILL.,
There are some men VINO gather all their inror
nation from one newspaper, and whose ideas have
grown to run in the same groove which the paper
pursues. There is one man OF this class in this
city. 1t makes no matter what time in the day nor
how often you enter the rooms OF the Young Mems
institute IN the Palladium building, you will al
ways find him muffled to the chin, sitting before
file OF New York HERALDS You may walt as long
as you please, but Will wait in vain Tor that paper.
After reading the number through, advertisements
and ALL he will turn to the old ones ana read them
also. What Is most singular il that he is never
seen reading any other paper
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ASHANTEE.
The British Army Embarking for Home-Coo-
massie Occupied.
TELEGRAM 10 TIE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March IA, 1874.
A despatch was received at the Admiralty once
EAST evening from Cape Coast Castle. dated Febru.
airy g. saying:-
Gan the troops except the Htghlanders, have re.
embarked for home. Sir Garnet wolseley will en-
bark ON the 7uh OF March.
captain Glover. with 1000 men, entered Coo
masse two days after Sir Garnet wolseley occu-
pied the town."
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NEWS PROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March H. 1874.
Judge Louis Dent, a brother OF Mrs. Grant, is
dangerously i'll at his residence in this city, with
but little hopes OF his recovery. He has been sui.
fering from tumor in his stomach for several
months, and 1t has now assumed very serious
condition. and he lies at the point OF death.
Senator Boutwell,, who has been quite sick for
several days. is mucn better to-day, and was able
to walk out. He expects to resume his seat in the
Senate on Tuesday.
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"A skIN OF BEAUTY Is A JOY FOR EVER
,rneIy woman should be beautiful, Just ~ every man
should s DC dutui But no woman. however elegantly
,oInee or spendidly developed, be beautiful unless
ner human lace diyinen is from all spot or bemsh
ana ms Is the case with very lew clear.
primary transparent compile xon rarest thing in
tne wpriu ana me most desirable, But there now.
since Dr. L. fElJA GOURAUD invented his ORIENTAL.
CREAM, or MAGICAL BEAUTIFIkR No reason whv
any lady should not have complex on as clear and
prigt as crystal NO such certain preventative against
81 ,an Pmpes d,seoloraon every other
beauliyng effect is immediate Dr. Gourand has thou
sands of to this effect many OF them from
distinguished artists and ted bellies
in the country, so that now the ORIENTAL CREAM has
every ladys toilet And for that matter no gentle
mans toilet should be without it; should not
well as lady, especially as all the ladies viii adore him
for it. Now, IL hereafter any lady gentleman submits
be defsced by pimples. tan lreckes, &C. must DO
attributed ignorance OF the magical effects in all such
ca ses of DR. GOURAUDS ORIENTAL CREAM In pre-
senling to The world the ORIENTAL CREAM DR.. GOU-
RAUD feels that he has done something towards carry
ing out the great and ncal scheme Of nature DR.
GOURAUD'S depot is at 45 Bond street. where hosts
his ORIENTAL CREAM.
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SUICIDE.
After ChlOrOfOrln

BUFFALO N. Y, March IA. 1874.
young man. about twenty-five years OF age,
supposed, from letters found on bis person, to be
Franklin A. Bishop, OF Petroleum Centre, Pa.
committed suicide at the Mansion House, at two
O'Clock tins afternoon, by shooting himself with q
revolver through the right temple, having previ-
ousy taken choroorm No cause Is assigned Tor
the act. He had abundance OF means In his pos
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AN ENGINE ON THE RAMPAGE.

ALTOONA, Pa, March IA, 1874
An engine standing in the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Companys yard at this place got started in
some way without any person on it, and ran
through the roundhouse, across an open space
and into a large machine shop, running the entire
length of the shop over 800 leet in which over 500
men were at work. One man, named Curfman,
was killed. and another named Bradley had his
leg taken on and cannot live. The engine
smashed every thing In its course.
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Our Constitution Broken.

How often we hear people coughing hacking and spit
it. until some their friends say them why Joshua
Polly, Maria or whatever their names may be. how
Skin looks yellow and do not look like the per
son as wnen saw yoa last header TINS Is All caused
appears which can be easily done by purchasing and
AND TAR only 80 cens and a per bottle at all drug.
Rouse No sixth avenue, New York Great saving by
purchasing large size. PIXIES TooruACHE DROPS
cau
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BILLIARDS.
NEW ORLEANS, M

NEW ORLEANS, Marchsl4 1874
A match game of billiards was play cd tonight
between A. p Rudolphe and Geoyy,. T. siosson.
Rudolphe won by q score OF 400 to 221 His average
was 81 and his best run 81. Slosy IN made run
Of log.
Rudolphc announces his ready ess to play any
man in America at 400, 800 or 20 points, French
carrom, for any amount from $1,000 TO- $1,000 a
side. He will allow expenses to ha We the game
played here, where he will re- main to receive re.
sponses from the leading eXJerts.
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THE WEATHER IN GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, Texas. March H. 1874
The wind has been blowing almost gale from
the west since yesterday morning.
Tue sea Is heavy.
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8George NJ. Allen, publish. of the Christian Ban
ner, at Hastings MINI, recently fred four shots
at himself with revolver, only one Of which took
egsck and syeR that vaa not seriona
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A.-Hernfa.-Shneo the Inven ttom M ts>
ELASTIC TRUSS. sold cheap at 6x Broadwax ~. .ai~
springs fngerpsds" and iron hoop trusses tn ,~ss~
ant persons should be punished as . crime.
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Wines, RUNS and COrdials-Ineported
LANDS BERG, KANTRowITs& CO., lsl Canal street.
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The Board OF Police Commissioners have deter
mined upon enforcing the provisions OF the Excise
law as far as lies in their power. Yesterday they
gave their decision in the case Of David Dee, Of
No. 228 North Fifth street, Eastern District, re-
vOking his license to sell beer. Dee was caught,
1t Is alleged, dealing out lager IN his sulOOn on
Sunday, March s. There are several other similar
cases under consideration by the Comm ssiOners
OF Police and Excise,
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Dunville u CO.-rhc Irish Distiileries,
Belfast Ireland the largest holders of WhisKey 10
the world, Their Old IRISH WHIskEY Is recommend
cd by the medical profession in preferences TO french
brandy supplied in casks or cases United States
Branch, 81 Broad street New York
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Died.

BLOoMFIELD.-On Saturday, March H. 1874
KATIE A. BLOOMFIELD, daughter OF Richard and
Margaret Bloomfield.
Tue funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence, 1854 Second avenue, corner Fifty-seventh
street, on Monday, March 10, at two O'Clock p. N.
For other Deaths See Tenth PdOe
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Children Teething.-The Mother Finds
a IA thful friend In MRS, WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP 1t is perfectly reliable It relieves the child
from pain dysenery and darrhpa relieves grip
Ing bowels wind collie, sotens the gums and
reduces Inflammation BY giving relief and health to
the child IL comforts and rests the mother
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DIR. Filters Rheumatic Remedy.-POsi-
lively guaranteed to tisn, Neuralgia and
Nervous Diseases send circular Il John street, and
druggists.
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TO THE STATE PRISON.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, March IA. 1874.
Judge Barnard to-day sentenced Thomas Hicks,
charged with highway robbery, but VINO pleaded
guilty to grand larceny, to fifteen years in State
Prison.
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wigs, Toupees.-G. Raucnfuss. Practx-
cal Whig Maker also Importer OF Human Hair. ~ East
Twelfth street near Broadway.
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Mrs. shaw Moth and 'Freck1c Lotion
removes Freckles, Moth Patches Sallowness TAM Pau
pies &C. in ten days: warranted: all druggists; 81.
Depot 45I Sixth avenue, New York.
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Forman's Spring style OF Hat, Light
and exquisite in finish ready. 35l Fourth avenue
between Twenty-dlth and Twenty-sixth streets.
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226 West Twenty street. offers his large elegant
stock OF CABINET FURNITURE at greatly reduced
in OF his erng from business the
lst OF May 1874 consisting Of PARnok SEIS LIBRARY
&C.. &c, exquisite design, thorough Workmanship
Parties furnishing would do wei to call and secure
by The above named time.
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Dyspepsin, Heartburn, Wnterbrash,
cured bv Or. SHARPS SPECIFIC Coddingtons, l. I81
Broadway Shedden Il Co. Thirty fourth street.
Broadway; Fourth s. rect, corner B0wery.
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THE GRANT PARISH GAl PRISONERS.

NEW ORLEANS, March IA, 1874.
Tue jury in the case Of the Grant parish prison
ers not agreeing upon VERDICT were. at eleven
f. Y locked Up Until Monday.
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POllak's Gen uime Meersc haum and
AMBER GOODS, wholesale and retail. Repairing aud
boiling done promptly. q John street, four doors west
OF Nassau, New York.
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A.-There IL Great Competitions Among
the haters tor supremacy this season EsPENCHEID.
usual, leads the his spring STYLE OF HATS are
beautful-the pride OF the market Try them, at lis
Nassau street.
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The Crusade In Indiana.

EVANSVILLE MarCu Il, 1874.
out fifty ladies met at the Walnut street
church to-day and resolved to hold a temperance
mass meeting on Tuesday next The general ex.
preston was in favor OF the enforcement
of the present law against the sale OF liquor,
but in opposition to the method OF crusading
uDOn the saloons
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Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Pain In the
Joints, Headache cured by WILLIAM NJ GILES CO.'S
LINIMENF IODIDE AMMONIA. Depot 45l sixth
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Germs, Bunions, Nails, &C., Cured with
out pain CORN CURE, by mail soc.
Dr. RICE, 2D9 Broadway, corner Fulton street
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Fifty crusaders were out this afternoon, followed
by q large crowd, but their movements were
attended with less excitement than heretofore.
number OF saloons were visited, but signatures
were obtained 1t is thought the saOonists will
apply for an injunction on Monday to prevent AL
obstruction OF tue streets.
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THE INDIANS.

Omcfal Report from the Colorado Settle-
ment-White Men Aw aiting the OPEN
ing OF spring-Cal for Army Rein
f0rcements.
WASHINGTON, March IA, 1874
The Secretary OF the Interior to-day transmitted
TO the secretary or war copies OF a communca-
ton from the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs and
letter from Charles Adams, agent at the Jos
Pinos Indian Agency, in Colorado, reporting that
parties from New Mexico have tax en- up ranches
and located town SITES not on the lands
proposed to be coded by the agreement
with the Ute Indians on the 13th of September last
but upon the fifteen miles strip OF territory south
OF said lands that Is expressly reserved for the
southern bands Of Utes when they shall be pre-
pared to engage IN herding. Itis also reported
that 100 or more white men are now IN the neigh
borhood waiting for spring to open for the evi.
dent purpose Of passing over the Ute reservation
II not to settle upon it. Secretary Delano says the
great Importance Of keeping this reser-
vatOn free from entertainments OF the
whites cannot be too highly estimated. For
this purpose, and to keep good faith
with the Utes, in compliance with the provisions of
the treaty of 1868 which are affirmed in the agree.
ment recently entered into with them, and to keep
that the government would protect their reserva.
ton, the Secretary OF the Interior to day formally
request that sufficient military force be ordered
to proceed to the vicinity OF the reservation with
instructions to notify all parties concerned that
no unauthorized white persons Will be permitted
to go upon SAID reservation, and that those who
are now treSpasslng thereon must abandon IL i'm
medately or they will be forciby removed.
An Indian Raid Imminent.
GALVESTON, March IA, 1874
special despatch to the NeDs says parties in
to-day from JacKsbOrO report that o formidable
raid on the frontier py Indians from Fort Sill
reservation Is imminent Lone Wolf Is leading
them.
The Position OF sitting Bull and His
Band Of SiOux-Plenty of ANN u milton
and Money.
WASHINGTON, March IA, 1874.
Major n B. Sweitzer, Second cavalry, stationed
at Fort Ellis Montana Territory under date OF Feb.
ruary IA, reports that the exploring expedition OF
citizens organized in BoZeman, M. T., has started
down the Yellowstone. 1t numbers 125 persons,
and there are TWENTY-FIVE more to join. They
have seventeen wagons principally drawn by
oxen, and most Of the party are on foot. They
have 400 rounds OF small arm ammunition for
each man and two small cannon, with 100
roun Dis per cannon. Lieutenant Doane while in
the Judith Basin country, met Parties from Fort
Peck, who reported that Sitting Bull and his band
OF Sioux were enCamped on Big Dry Creek, that
runs north into the Missouri near Fort Peck and
that large band Of Sioux are encamped and hunt
ing buffalo near Bear Paw Mountains, northeast Of
Benton. These Indians are North to hunt Blu fralo
and trade arms and ammunition from the Missouri
River traders. There appears Co be no limit to
the amount OF ammunition and arms these In
dams can get. except the means to purchase with.
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Dyspepsia.-An Who Have Used DIR.
SHARP'S SPECIFIC testify to its curative powers and
recommend it Us infallible to their friends
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DIR. Sarah f. SOmerby Will Give Per-
feet delneatons character and describe the most din
cult diseases. No charge made unless satisfaction ia
given. Office at 23 Irving place.
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CristadOrO's Hair Dye Does It's Work
quickly harnlessly splendidy The shades ii imparts
are natures own. Its application easy. Sold every.
where.
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Important from Florida! Another
SHIPMENT of choice fresh STRAWBERRIES lin Ale-
grettis iceberg), just received at ALLEGRETTI,
BADGER 4 COPS, No. S42 Broadway.
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COrns, BuniOns. Enlarged Joints-An
Diseases OF the Feet cured by Dr. zACHARlL, Unien
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Mineral Water Manufnct urers.-Ar-
raneements can be made for the use of our GENERA
Rooms the manufacture OF Mineral Waters Apply
NEW YORK AERATING CO., l52 West Twentieth street.
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Abr. b. c. Perry, the Noted Skin Doc
tor ~ Bond street New York positively cures untimey
wrinkles, unnatural redness OF the face moth
patches reckles blacheads flesh worms pimpiy
erupuons and moles the face.
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Havana Bankers.-J. h. Martinez & CO..
10 Wall street. New York, will the highest rates Tor
Spanish Ooubloons and Havana Bank Bills, &C.
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ssGOlden Tresses and How to Get
them. "-BARKER'S AURORA changes any colorcd hair
10 golden. l,27 broadway near Thirty second street.
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Abr. h. c. Perry, the Skilled Dcrma-
ologis ~ Bond street New York. with special
prescriptions all eruptive and other scalp ass
falling loss and unumely gray hair and dry moist and
scaly dAndruh.
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Removal.-G. l.. Kelly q Co.., Importers
and Manufacturers of Upholstery Goods and Fine Fgrni
ture have removed to the new building No. i4 Fifth
avenue junction OF Broadway, Fifth avenue and twenty
third street Prices low 10 suit general wants.
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Campo's Infallible $ /ecific-SOvero1gn
remedy for rheumatisru neura a, too hache, crampa
&c JOHN +. HENRY No College place.
MCKESSON ROBBINS, 80 Fulton street.
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CLEVELAND, March IA, 1874.

CLEVELAND, March IA, 1874.
The women's temperance movement in this
city has assumed more practical phase.
Yesterday morning o large number of ladies
assembled in the parlors of one Of the
principal churches and, after some time
spent in prayer and consultation, some nifty
or them started out in pairs, ana proceeding
to different sections OF the city canvassed for sig
natures to the general pledge meeting with fair
success, An attack upon the saloons will probably
be made next week. The crusade continues IN
most OF the neghboring towns and meets with
varying degrees OF success. but there seems to he
no abatement OF zeal and determination on the
part OF the ladies in any quarter.
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Gents Spring Hats-Parmly's, 2OI
Sixth avenue, four doors below Fourteenth street; best
quality 81.
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The ssBeebe Range"
Price reduced sou for The largest FAMILY size put UP.
Orders for repairs received by mail.
JAMES 4 KIRKLAND, Nos $50 nd IL Reade street.