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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-18

az To our friends and the public in
general cordial invitation is extended to
call and examine our facilities for doing bust
ness, and our very superior stock Of Drugs,
Seeds, Fancy Articles, &c. Those wishing to
purchase anything in our line, will find it to
their advantage to examine our stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
| Prices to suit the times, and a strict en-
deavor to please.
DR.. 1. M. Severns gives his personal atten-
ton to the manufacturing and dispensing de-
partment, and will constantly be at the store,
from q, m. to 10 pt m. during the week, and
from to 10 a. m. and to 8 p, m. on Sun
days.
Very Respectfully,
I'M. 81. r. SEyEREs.
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i
DAMMfNG THE Philadelphis
is worried about her water supply and among
the plans suggested for increasing 1t are thl
following, which has local application
THE TRENTON Pno5Ecr.
One project is to dam the river at 4
point little above Trenton, and by means Of
the water power there to lift the water some
ten or fifteen feet into canal Through this
open canal it is to be conducted to within q
short distance Of the city, and thence into the
city by covered brick conduit. The volume
Of water at Trenton is enormously adequate
for this purpose, being fifteen times as large
as would be necessary to supply tho city Of
London, with its three millions Of people,
The lowest gauge of the river, as made by
Mr.. Ashbel Welch on recent occasion,
amounted to two thousand cubic feet per sec.
ond. This plan would require an expendi.
ture of about q, 900, 900.
THE NEW HOPE PROJECT.
The next project is to go to the water pow
er at New Hope, forty-six miles fiom the city,
and there build a dam of sufficient height to
turn the water into the Delaware division OF
the old Pennsylvania canal, then to purchase
from the present owners the portion of that
canal between New Hope and Bristol, and
from the latter place to continue this open
canal to the neighborhood Of the city, where
perhaps covered conduit would complete the
work the water then to be pumped up to the
required elevation and transferred by the
gravity plan to the reservoirs. The New
Hope project would cost about Sc, 000, 900, or,
say, one half the cost of the Perkiomen pro-
ject.
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- RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, LUMBAeo,
Sciatica, Rheumatism, Gout, Nervous and Kid
ney diseases, positively guaranteed cured by
Dr.. Filters Rheumatic Remedy. MOORE, Agt.,
Lambertvfiik. julySS-1y
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from a little over 90, 600 to 5000. The plan
of the building will be altered somewhat and
new proposals called for ~
Charles Curtis, former resident of Tren-
ton, was arrested in that city, a few days since
for embezzling from she Office Of the Pullman
Palace Carl Co, at Cincinnati Ohio. Curtis
is q young man who has stood quite high in
the estimation nof his acquaintance. He
stated that billiards and lottery tickets had
been his ruin.
Attention is called to the sale Of the per-
sonal property of Mr.. Job Silvers, which will
take place at Al N. Union ST., on Wednesday
of noxt week A large stock Of carpets, cloths,
looking-g glasses, frames, &C., &C., win be, Off
cred for sale, and as the sale will be positive,
a good chance is offered for bargains.
"A new lot of Channels Skins, received to-
day, seiling cheaper than eyer. at severns', the
cheap Druggists. june H. TT
The heavy rains raised the Delaware con-
siderably last week, and did some damage, to
Centre Bridge bridge The lattice work had
been taken down on one Of the spans for the
purpose of rebuilding it, and the flooring was
braced from beneath. A tree came down the
river on Saturday and struck some OF these
braces, knocking them out and letting about
100 feet Of the flooring and timbers into the
river. The loss in material is small, not
amounting to more than $3.50, but the incon-
venience is great to the people, who viii be
prevented from crossing the bridge for some
days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-29

TIE OBJECTIONABLE FEATURfs-Thero
are great many people who are so in
nocent that they positively do not UNDER
stand what all this row about the Can
Can means. As reporters are generally
supposed to go everywhere without being
contaminated, so We have been asked
probably five hundred times II the per
Torrance In the Opera House on Friday
night was really indecent. II one OF our
innocent friends, while walking down
Market street on q bright day, when the
pavements were crowded with pedostri.
ans, were to observe an elegantly dressed
female deliberately lit her skirts to her
waist, and then commence o series Of gym.
nastlC performances over the fire plugs
and hitching posts, occasionally playfully
kicking of Tie hats Of passing gentlemen,
he would hold up his hands with holy
horror, rs would everybody else WHO
might be looking on. The can-can per-
formance was exactly Of this description,
with the addition that there were a half
dozen women on the stage who went
through Just such movements, accompa-
MED by Indecent actions and vulgar Ian
guage. When any person or any newspa-
per endorses an entertainment Of this M.
ture, the respectable community should
consider his or la ideas Of purity and
chastity,
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INTERVIEWED BY AN INDIGNANT Ar
Ttsr.-A reporter was scrlbbling In our
sanctum on Saturday afternoon, when
there entered a stranger,who demanded the
name Of the gentleman who had,written the
Can.Can criticism. The reporter bristled
up and told the visitor that he didn't
want any foolbhness about the Can.Can
article; that he had ventured 10 guess, In
print, that there was such o performance;
that 90 many Of "lhe boys" had taken
pains 10 assure him that there wasn't, and
had 40 persiStenLly threatened to punch
him II he shOuldeverintimate such a thing
again, that his feportorial dander had
arisen. After this speech, the stranger
cast one whitening glance at the audac.
ious pencil iend, made three strides to
the door, and turning round slapped his
right hand hard on bis breast with tl1eat-
fical explosiyeness, then pointing at
the reporter with The long, bony index
finger Of his left duke, he growled like a
tiger and sayagely uttered nE-wAREi He
then retired, not so gracefully as he
might have gone out II he had not been
followed closely by a risky lump Of btu.
minOus coal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-29

THB MANAGER OF THE CAN-CAN Cow,
HIDED.-0n Friday evening ono of the
performers in the Can.Can troupe used
tho name Of George o, Davenport, Esq7
in very insulting manner In a "local
gag while performing on thestage. Mr.,
Davenport himself was not present, we
believe, but many OF his friends were In
dignant at the outrage, and considerable
feeling was manifested on tho subject
after tho performance was over. On
Saturday evening Mr.. Davenport went
TO tho Mcclure House and inquired for
the manager Of the company, who was
pointed ont to him. He walked up To
that person, and remarking that he had
been insultcd by the Can.Can Company,
drew forth a cowhide, with which he
struck tho shoulders Of tho Snowman
twice or three times, The manager said
that he was not responsible for tho insult,
and knew nothing Of II; he did not even
know who he Davenport wns, and had
never seen him before. The parties were
much excited, and az the quarrel had
attracted number Of spectators, several
inlerfered and separated the combatants.
This "local gag business has long been
considered as detrimental TO the Opera
House management, The performers In
travelling troupes are always ready 70 be
"pOsted," so as to get the applause Of the
audience on q "local gag,1 and We doubt
not they are frequently imposed upon.
II Smith Is Jones' enemy, and wants 70 In
lure his character or insult him In public,
all he has to do Is to give some ambitious
artist his cue, and the performer will
work II In to the satisfaction Of Smith
and at the expense Of Jones, whose dig.
nifty Is lowered II Ills character escapes
nnimpeached.
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strnnrc. Iint Trnc.

II Il natural for people suffering with
Consumption, Coughs Severe Colds, or
any other disease Of the Throat and
Lungs, TO put of from day to day buying
an article that they know has cured their
friend, or relative, yet they
have no faith in II until II l. too late. II
you will go to your Druggist and get q
bottle Of 1IosCltEE's GERMAN SYRUp, your
immediate cure Ia az certain as you live.
II has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany, and Druggists
and people everywhere are elatel over
It's success. You can get sample bottle
for 10 cents and try Il. Regular sizo
bottle 10 cents. eOd4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-29

Local PERsoNAts.-aKit@ Carson Is
tie property man at the Opera House.
George Biggs Ia going 10 Wheeling TO
get married aguin.-G drksbarg 1siegfdh.
Rev. y. w. Davis, Tie former pastor Of
the Thomson NJ. f. Church, and lady (net
stone) are spending q few days with their
friends In this city.
Mdlle. lie Fayfe was ihdispOsed on Fri.
day and Saturday evenings, and did moi
appear In the Cah.C Can Troupe, She saved
~ and costs"
A prominent young business man who
attended The Cah.Cah for the purpose Of
drowning the thing down. heard that he
was 10 be summoned as d witness In The
case, and eatly Saturday morning went
over TO Bridgeport 10 await Until II
would elbow over
Officer George Baum has returned 10
bis place ION The iofce,' after a few days
Illness,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-29

The sour 1IousH C1osEp.-The Soup
House, which was instituted on Monday,
january 18Th, was closed on Saturday
evening. The following will show the
amount Of money expended by the man.
aging committee during its existence.
Whole amount contributed S2,047 %;
amount expended, 1857 81, For flour,
1906 IS we're expended for meat, 1906 81;
for coal TO four families; Si20 03; for 20.
tatoeS, beans, hominy and such stores,
1854 90; for printing, medicines and other
miscellaneous items, sl56O2; for labor at
Soup Honse, $40 90; for stove, furniture
and fitting up sodp House, Ss7 SO.
This leaves $50 Al in the treasury,
about half Of which will be Used in tie
payment Of debts contracted by the com.
mfltee. The balance, with The fixtures
and remaining provisions, will be turned
over 10 The Childtens Home.
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ISLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE.


The undersigned Trustee, BY virtue Of deed Of
trust datol March g. 1885 and fcCOnlel IN The Oifco
q the Clerk Of the County Court for Ohio county,
ID deed b1ok g, page AZ, made BY jane, W. Col
ltll Thomas glascOck and Wlio to him, wilton
SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of April, 1915,
Commencing al 10 O'Clock A. ", proceed 10 sell Al
ppble auction al tho front door Of the Court House
q Ohio county The following property On WHICH,
~ commencing n the northwest COriief Of Md lot
and running westerly u ieet on Pine street 10 GER
tain point Themes southwest at an angle Of - 90
ioel inelN on Elm alley, thence Castefy liz feet
10 Second slrvet, thent6 nohheFly 80 feet 10 The
placs OF bginnlng, having thereon Orecietl FFane
Dwelling ll0ule, and bolng tho Hlhie property On
which nd 0laElcOok nov resides
Selling ~ trustee, shall convey only such title
q q vested IN mo BY aid deed Of trust.
TER1l1 on SALE--(Ash.
JOHN a. ARMSTRONG, Trustee.
JIG. HERvBY, AuctiOneGf. mr29
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-29

THE "L4DY MtSsfRE1S"-Tho Opera
House was crowded again on Saturday
night, but the audience was much disap-
pointed. The usual performance was
given, with the exception Of the immortal
aud indecent actions In The ean.can qua.
dfille. Previous to the representation Of
the cah-can, the manager Appeared on tho
stage and expressed his regret al not b.
ing allowed By the Authorities 10 exhibit
II a. usual. The announcement created
Considerable disqualification III lhe aui
dlence, but there was no disturbances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-29

THE OPERA HousE SPELLING MArcH.
Arrangements have been made for a
grand spelling match at the Opera House
next Thursday night for the benefit Of
the Childten's Home, We understand
that q number Of prominent citizens have
agreed 10 take part in the match AZ spell.
efs. The Committee Of Arrangements
includes the following persons. Rev. j.
q. Armstrong, o. s. Long, Df. HaAlett,
Col. II. K. List, Geo. q. Black, f.Jepon,
Mrs. Geo. Adams, Mrs. John 4. Wilson,
Miss Jennie Wilson and Miss sallie List,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-29

.5ARREsr or THE CAN.CAS TRoUPE,-
Carrie Duyals eLady" Minstrels and Lii
lian Le Fayre's Can-Can Troupe, which
exhibited in the Opera House on Friday
and Saturday evenings TO large audiences,
also appeared at q matinee In the police
court room on Saturday afternoon.
There had been considerable talk after
tho performance on Friday night Of the
immodeSty, indocency and yulgarity Of
the Can.Can troupe, and many expressed
their surprise that The authorities would
permit such proceedings. Accordingly
on Saturday morning Mayor Sweeney III.
rected the police 10 arrest all the per-
formers for violation Of the second
section Of the Chapter on 0aenses Of the
City Ordinances, as follows; ut shall be
unlawful for tny person to commit or
perpetrate any indecent, immodest, lewd
or filthy act by words or actions, in any
street or otler public place"
Officers Henry, Junkins and Birch
went to tho Opera House, where they
found the Can.Can company rehearsing
Geo. Austin, Thos. Adams, John MOrti.
mer, Nettie Dayton, Emma Smith, Kate
MOreste, Carrie Craven, Adam surdam
and Elite Austin, members Of the troupe,
were arrested and appeared before His
Honor Judge Cranmer at o'clock In the
afternoon, Alfred Caldwell, Esq, appear
Ing for the defendants.
About n dozen witnesses were exam
ined, whose opinions as To the indecenCy
Of the performance varied according 10
tie standard Of their tastes. The court
held that the evidence was sufficient to es.
tablish the fact that the defendants had
been guilty Of indecent and immoral
conduct, and lle therefore imposed a fine
Of IS and costs upon each. The fines and
costs, amounting in the aggregate to S73,
were paid by the manager Of the troupe.
Itoccurs 10 us that the Can.Can people
have not been treated quite fairly In this
matter. Mayor Sweeney and several po-
licemen witnessed the performance on
Friday night, and the Objectionable iea-
lures should have been stopped then and
there. II the Mayor had notified the
manager at the first Indication Of indie
cency, that the law would be enforced II
anything more OF the kind were mani
tested, there would probably have been
no occasion for any farther trouble. The
performers were allowed TO proceed,
however, and were not arrested until tho
next day.
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| lTHR WAyERLY BASquET.-In accord
aTce with a time hOnored custom, the Wa
verify Literary Society on Saturday eve
ming gathered together her eloquence
and herehivalFy for tho purpose Of enioy-
ing q social reunion before adiourning for
the summer. Leaving WaYeFly Hallin
q solid body, they marched toward Fall
loures, keeping step to the inspiring
strains Of 1.-THE Ole tothe Waverlyp from
Mont. Williams mouth organ. Upon
arriving at the banquet hall, the feast be-
gan in earnest; the tables fairly groaned
with the sfndelicacies,P TO which ample
Justice was done BY the enthusiastic 4sons
Of Wayerly.R When the eatables had
vanished the drinkables were produced,
and the song and Jest and wit and
vino went round.5 Mr.. O, w, Franz
helm arose and proposed toast to ~Ihe
Wayerly Literary Society," which, alter
the applause had ceased, was responded
to by the President, ], o. Pendleton, in an
earnest and eloquent manner. ITO our
great and glorious Patron, Sir Walter
Scott, ? was next offered, and Frank STAN
ton, although deprecating his ability to
properly handle such subject, made
response that brought down the house.
sTo the Officers Of the W. L. 81 was
ably responded to by G. w. Franzheim,
Secretary. ITO Boss Harry Black, Of
the Finance Ring was next proposed,
and the response was made in the usual
fine style OF the HBoss,p The response TO
the toast STo Senator Carpenter (Haw-
ley)' was decidedly one Of the master
efforts Of the evening. 1.-THE Professions
came next, and the scintillatiOns Of wit
in F. p. McNelPs response fairly merited
the applause which followed. "a Mer-
camille Career" followed, and the re-
sponscs were characterized, Mont VIII.
liams' by Ia wit and +. II. Brady's by is
eloQuence. After the merrimeht which
followed Parker Brothers' response To-
1.-THE Vegetable Kingdom" had subsidized,
Messrs. Dougherty and Wilson Outdid
themselves in answering "Tho Railroad {;
Its Uses and Advantages" The last and
browning efforts Of tho evening were
made by Messrs, Day and Kemple 1.-TWO
well-knoxn ladies' men) in response to
"Tho Ladies' This tOast concluded an
evening which will long be remembered
by the participants as one in which no
far occurred TO break the harmony exist.
Ing between the members, and one OF
which every one shall retain pleasant
"reminiscences as being Wayerly affair
and perfectly successful.
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River news.

The river was rising last evening, with
II feet inch In the channel.
The Granite State arrived from Pitts.
burgh on Saturday, and departed for
Portsmouth.
The Mallle Ragon departed for Pitts.
burgh at Z o'clock Saturday morning.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
at her usual hour on Saturday.
The Hudson was rather late In taking
her departure for Cincinnati, being de.
tanned BY taking on freight. She had an
excellent trip, including 5000 kegs Of
nails.
The steamers Salt Valley, skillinger
and Exchange passed up Saturday night.
The Express will be the Parkersburg
packet this morning.
The Hornet No. 2 passed up about four
r. II. yesterday with a heavy tow Of
empty coal barges.
lBy Telegraph
CINCINNATI, March 2s.-Riyer % feet 9
inches and failing. Weather cloudy, will
light rain. Affived-Mollic Ebert, PITTS.
bdrgh.
EVANSVILLE, March %. - Weather
cloudy raihed nearly all day; mercury
45o 70 60', River falling fast, with about
PSI feet on the gauge. Down-Atiilef,
Storm No.9 and barges, Thos. Sherlock,
Bowling Green, Morning Star Up
IdleNild. The Sherlock Is loading hand.
somely.
CAfRo, March Observation-Disclosures
Belle, from Evansville; Belle Of Mem.
phis, from 81. LOFTS; Bee, from New Or.
leahsi Church, from Pittsburgh; Bis
niarck, from New Orleans; Exporter,
from New Orleans; Charles Brown, from
81 Louis; City Of Helena, from 81. Louis,
81 Joseph, from 81. Louis; Clebufne,
from Evansville, Depatted-Afkansas
Belle, for Evansville; Belle Of Memphis,
for s. Louis; Bee, for 81 Louis Bis.
natck, fot ST. Louis; Church, iut New
Orleans; Exporter, for Cincinnati; Belie
Lee, fof Metropolis John F. TOlie, for
New Orleans; City oil Helena, for Vieks-
burg. River 2feet O inches and falling.
Rain this forenoon; clear tonight; mef.
curry 56S,
MEtfhts, March 2s--Ths river has
tiseh 3 inches. Very heavy rain and
thunder storm this forenoon; now clear
Ing. Aftived-Beiie OF Texas from The
Arkansas River. Departed : Capital
City, for Viekabufg; ST. Genevieve and
Fannie Totum, for ST Louis Ashland,
for Cincinnati,
81. LOUIS March 2s-Aftiyed2Cfty
81 Chester, Memphis; Carroll, Pillsbnra;
Julia, Vlcksbnfg. Departed - None.
The river IL rising slowly. The ice at
keOkuk ran out to-day and the river Il
now open TO that point! Weather clear
and mild.
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At the Closing Out Sale Of HARTMAN
& co., No. 80 Twelfth ST., can be found
some Of the greatest bargains ever offer.
ed In this city In the line OfMsn's and
Boys Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
This is no humbup, as they are detsrmin.
cd 10 quit business, and anything In their
store can be bought for less than actual
value,
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A PLEASANT SURpRtsE.-At The close
Of the exercises In the Fourth Ward
Grammar School on Friday, Miss Matte
MtKelyey, the teacher, was presented by
the senior class with q number Of beauli.
ftl marble and bronze Atatuettes, accom-.
panied With a handsome note expressive
Of their appreciation Of her services az
their teacher. Miss Mex. was taken
wholly by surprise, and expressed her.
self as much gratifed with these eVi.
dences Of esteem and affection from those
TO whom she had sustained the relation
Of teacher for 4 number Of years. Sew.
etal other incidents occurred going 10
show that Eatm attachment exists be-
tween Miss MeKelvey aud her pupils.
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BARGE suNK.-A barge loaded with
bark for Messrs. Wheat & Son, Of this
city, was sunk In the river opposite Sum
fsh on Sunday morning. The steamer
w. II. Harrison had tho barge in tow,
and laid over on Friday night at sunfsh.
In starting out In the morning the barge
ran upon some pickets and sunk in u few
moments. The bark will be total loss.
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Tn COuRn-C 5ab Gopr-Judge
Cochran, The County Court met a
O'Clock on Saturday morning.
On motion Of W. ], W, coEden, Esqy
E.J. Q. brennan, Esq, Of Belmont county,
Ohio, was admitted to practice It this
court,
The case Of Lowry ]. McIain n. Isaac
Colts was dOcketed and set for hearing
at a future day.
The jury inthe case OF Catherine Miller,
appellee 3. Victor Sauyageot, appellant,
was discharged until Monday.
In The case Of w. A, SedWicll q. John
Clifford, the jury returned o verdict Tor
the plaintiff, and assessed the damages at
$50. A motion was made 70 set aside the
verdict and grant new trial. CoWden
and brennan for plaintiff, and TaylOrtOr
defendant.
Adjourned to the usual hour thisnOrn-
illaiapal G6Grt-Judge Cranmsr. The
Municipal Court was not in session on
Saturday, having on Friday adjourned
over to this morning at 10 o'clock.
POliee CouH-Judge Cranmer. But two
cases were before this court on Saturday
morning.
John Parsons and james Coulter were
charged with disorderly conduct in front
Of tie ST. james Hotel, Parsons was
fined Eve dollars and costs, and Coulter
discharged.
In the afternoon Geo, Austin, Thomas
Adams, John Mortimer, Nellie Dayton
Emma Smith, Kate Moreste, Carrie
Craven, Adam surdam and Elite Austin,
Of Carrie Duyals lady minstrels and
Partisan sensation troupe were fined
IS and costs each for indecent and inn
modest actions in the Opera House Fri
day night,
j. W. Ferrel was charged with OBJ
structing the sidewalk in front Of his dry
goods store, in Centre Wheeling, The
case was dismissed at the defendants
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AMiDNtaHr AssUAtf.A1ast Saturday
night while q gentleman was returning
home from the Opera House he was AZ.
saulteti al the corner Of 18th and Main
streets by two fufiians. But he proved
equal to the emergency, and by q we'll
directed blow succeeded III sending one Of
them 10 mother earth. The Other fearing
the fate Of his companion, took 10 his
heels and was last seen flying across the
creek bridge. We think they will allow
that gentleman togo home tihmolested ID
Tho iitnfa.
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Subway Pianos
Knahe Pianos,
Chickering piano.,
Hazelton Pianos,
Emerson Pianos,
Smiths American Organs,
Mason & Hamlins Organs,
Estey & Co.'S, organs,
Geo. Wood Il Co., Organs and other
make Of new and secondhand pianos and
organs, all Of which are offered at the
lowest prices, and on the most reasonable
terms at ApAlIs& Lucas
I227 Market street,