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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-27
From Chicago.
The Securities of Ex.Treasurer
Gage-NeW silver Mines, etc.

The Securities of Ex.Treasurer
Gage-New silver Mines, etc.
CHICAGO, July 27.-The case wherein
the City of Chicago sues Ex-City Treas
urer, David A. Gage, and the securities
on his bond to recover one million dollars
which he failed to pay over at the expi-
ration of mis- official term, was decided
yesterday. The points passed upon were
very important, involving the entire
question of the liability of the bondsmen.
'lhedefennants pleaded THAT theywere not
liable because after the bonds we're eXe-
cuted the city, through the Common Coun.
Gil, authorized and allowed said Gage
to loan the city's money and received
the interest therefor, and that this per-
mission, on the part OF the city, very
much increased the Treasurer'S liability,
and as it was done without the consent
of the bondsmen, they were thereby dis
charged from The obligation of the bond.
Judge Booth held that the city never
gave it's consent in the manner required
by law, and the other pleas of the de-
fendants' made with view to escaping
liability on the bond were all volt, and
he decided that the surettes on Cages
official bond were responsible and must
make good the default. The case will
doubtless be taken to the Supreme Court.
Messrs. Sandrew .and Fl. H. Stafford,
of Marquette, Michigan, are in this city
to-day, having just arrived from that re-
gion on important business in connec.
tion with the silver mining and railroad
interests. They brought with them the
first substantial results-a solid silver
brick from the newly. discovered silver
mine on the south shore OF Lake Supe-
riOr.
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Domination Dofn1s.

QUEBEC, CANADA, July 27.-The steam
ship Quebec Of the Dominion line has
been llbeled in the Vice Admiralty Court
for one thousand pounds sterling DAM
ages to steamship Nova Scotia by COLI :
sion last week.
The annual Roman Catholic pilgrim
age to st. Anne's yesterday was largely
attended.
Eight steamers lett the wharves
swarming, containing five thousand
men, women and children, including
people from all parts of Canada and the
United States, most of whom received
communion, yenerated the relic, and
performed other duties incumbent upon
the faithful. Before mass the Lieuten.
ant Governor presented the Church with
costly banner, which was carried
in the procession followed by
about one hundred priests,
the archbishop, in cape and mitre,
Lieutenant Governor and suite and an
immense crowd. The ceremonies were
preached by Father OReilly in French
and Father Burk in English.
ST. CATHARINKs, ONT, July 27.-A
daring robbery took place here yester.
day. A stranger entered the jewelry
store OF Jos. Dougald, and asked to see
some goods. The clerk placed some Oh
the counter, and while his back was
turned the man seized four diamonds
worth $4,000, and ran of. He has not
yet been captured.
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nc0spOrafed-Rtch,t the DefassItin0 RGtI-
road agent, UiscIsarged-F0r0er Ar-
rested, Etc.
Special to she Star
COLUMBUS, o., July H.-A certificate
of incorporation Of the Mutual Benefit
Land and Building Association of Gin
cinnati, capital 100000, was filed yes
terday.
H. s. Rich was before the Mayor yes-
terday on the charge of embezzling funds
belonging to the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company while acting as their
ticket agent in this city year or two
ago.
There being no prosecuting witness
present he was discharged. The Com
pany's attorneys here have prevailed
upon the gamblers who won the money
from Rich to return all the sums lost.
Senator Thurman arrived here to-day
from Deer Park.
A man calling himself Noyes P. Greg.
ory was arrested at GAINESVILLE and
brought here yesterday on a charge Of
forgery and obtaining goods under false
pretenses.
Gregory purchased piano and two
organs for 5000 in this city some weeks
ago, and paid for them in three notes of
$500 each, purporting to be signed by
farmers in Marion county, but which
proved to be forgeries. He claimed at
the time to be the travelling agent for e.
w. Phelps, of Newark, manufacturer of
agricultural implements, which also
turns out to be false.
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Aaatn Postponed.

The inquest on the male fetus, found
at 800 Baymiller street, was resumed
this morning. Sallie schramm, the mother,
says she is servant; was married in
Baltimore two years ago and that her
husband deserted her. She went to DR..
Hausman's office, ascertained that she
was pregnant and received medicine.
Mary Fischer, midwife, and Catharine
Grubing testified this morning, but neith-
er knew anything material to the In
qulry.
Dr.. j. F. Judge, who made an examin-
alton of the medicines, testified as to
their character, but as he had not been
able to complete an entire analysis OF the
medicines, the inquest was postponed
until Thursday. -s
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Suit against a U. 8. Gamger.

A suit was entered in the Clerks of
fee of the U. S. Court, this morning, by
the United States against Lewis A. Lo-
gan, U. S. gauger, and Jas. Bradford,
VIM. f. Irwin and Samuel Stokes, his
securities, for forfeiture OF his bond OF
10000 for damages alleged to have been
incurred, as follows:
/. That the said Lewis A. Logan, be-
tween the months of December and jan
uary last past, was directed to gauge 66
packages OF distilled spirits belonging to
I'll. II. Hamilton, a rectifier of Cincin-
natl; but that contrary to his oath he
did not faithfully discharge his duties,
and in consequence did not see the
stamps on the packages destroyed,
whereby said stamps were again used
and the United States was defrauded
out of 81, ,769 SO. =
2. That Lewis A. Logan was directed
on May 3, 1875, to gauge certain spirits.
which II. Ii. Hamilton had notified the
Collector of Internal Revenue he was
about to empty, and that Lewis a. Logan
then falsely certified that 1903 50-100
proof gallons had been emptied, when
in truth the amount was 4, ,764 50-100 proof
gallons, whereby the United States was
defrauded out Of $2,841, for all of which
amounts the plaintiff, the United States,
asks judgment in the sum OF $4,000.
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Mavor,s order.

Mayor Johnston, this morning issued
the following order:
'It is hereby ordered that each and
every captain, lieutenant and patrolman
discontinue the carrying of the murder.
GUS and disgraceful weapons known as
slungshots, &C., and that theiy use'here-
after, or their being found on the person
of any officer, will be a ground for their
suspension or removal from the force. 1t
is further ordered that the police be es-
pecially diligent in arresting every per-
son who they may have reason to believe
has upon his person a slungshot, brass
or iron knuckies. G. W. q. j."
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X. of r.

NEW YORK, July N.-The Knights Of
Pythias, of this city and Brooklyn, pa
raded to-day In honor OF the ninth an
nual meeting of the Grand Lodge. The
procession formed on Washington
Square, marching down Broadway,
passing the American Press Association
building at half-past II, to the South
ferry, crossing 10 Brooklyn, where the
parade was continued.
About 5000 Knights in uniform were
in line. They were reviewed by Su.
preme Chancellor S. s. Duvfs and Off
GERS of the Grand Lodge.
NEW YORK, July N.-Mrs. Celia Bur
leigh, the well-known woman sutfragist
died in this city, in her forty-eighth
year,
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Metropolitan Matters.


Tracing a Crime-The Concert Sa-
loOns-The Ashland Bank Defal-
catiOn-Brigands, etc, etc.
NEW YORK, July N.-The police last
night made a raid on the concert sa-
looms in Chatham street for violating the
excise law. Seven proprietors of sa-
looms were arrested. -.
The sales at the late book fair are esti-
mated at three hundred thousand dol
lars.
A man named Miller, cook on board
the tugboat Cornell, was thrown over
board on Sunday afternoon in Newark
bay by some of the men belonging to the
tug. Hugh Carr has been arrested on
suspicion.
The police to-day intercepted a1etter
at the Post-ofice, containing $3, 100 in
coupons, part OF the proceeds of the
robbery at Mr.. Dancers residence, No.
30 West Eleventh street, in May last.
The police have ascertained that $12, 900
Of the bonds have been burned.
a. special from P0ttsylille, Pennsyl-
vania, says that the case or Mock, the
defaulting cashier, of the Ashland Say.
ings Bank, is much worse than was at
first supposed. The investigation Is still
unfinished, but Mock's default amounts
to from fifteen to twenty thousand dol
lars.
A special from Erie, Pa, says the brig.
ands operating in several counties of
New York have extended their field, and
are now in the counties OF Chautauqua
and others depredating.
MARINE. :.
The steamship Russia, from Liverpool;
August Andre, from Antwerp; Pierre,
from Havre, and Tybo, from st. Domingo,
have arrived at Sandy Hook.
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EDITION.
Heavy Failure.
The Great Banking House of Dun.
can, Sherman e. Co. Goes Under.


The Great Banking House of Dun.
can, Sherman & Co. Goes Under.
New YORK, July 27.-The we'll known
banking house OF Duncan, Sherman &
Co. suspended payment this morning,
causing great excitement in financial
circles.
The announcement was received with
general surprise and caused for a time
almost panic in the stock market.
A STATEMENT.
New YORK, July N.-The following
statement from Messrs. Duncan, Sher-
man & Co. was read at the Stock Ex-
change, and is published in the after
noon papers:
-I.. "NEw YORK, July 27.
"a careful examination Of our business
and affairs shows us, most unexpectedly,
that through losses and misfor-
tunes our available assets are SO re-
duced shat we are compelled to 60 into
liquidation. We reach this conclusion
with the deepestregret, but the fact that
up to the latest moment our most un-
exampled credit remained unim-
paired would have compelled us,
it we continued business, to hazard
new obligations and incur new con-
tidences which we were unwilling to as
sumo. For the protection of all our
creditors, without distinction or prefer
ence, we have this day made gen.
eral assignment to the Honorable
William d. Shipman, of this city, whose
address for all matters connected with
our affairs will be at our late banking
house, No. II Nassau street.
(Signed)
"DUNCAN, SHERMAN & Co."
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The General Committee on Firemen's
Benefit held an adjourned meeting last
evening at the hall of the Fire Commits.
sioners, with Mr.. G. W. Thomas in the
chair.
Messrs. Moses and Ross were appoint.
ed committee to confer with Mr.. Ball
lenberg in reference to the selection of
proper persons to sell and receive tickets
for the concert at the Lookout House on
next Thursday evening.
Mr.. @. j. w. Smith was appointed, in
conjunction with Assistant Engineers
Wisby and Hughes, to distribute tickets
among the several engine houses OF the
city.
Mr.. Daniel Fithian was appointed to
wait upon the Mayor of the city and So
licit his aid in the proper distribution Of
tickets through the police force.
Mr.. j. @. A. Chapman presented an,
offer to do the necessary bill-posting
gratuitously. Accepted.
The following named gentlemen. rep
resenting the commercial, Manufacture.
ing and mercantile interests OF the city,
were selected to act in conjunction with
the general committee in the disposal Of.
tickets through their several depart-
ments, and solicited to use their infiu-.
ence and best efforts to make this most
worthy benefit a great financial suc-i
cess. tW
Board of Underwriters-S. F. Coving-.
ton, Lewis Glenn. Henry Kessler.
On 'Change-Luther Parker, r. E. Dy-'
kins. At large-James s. Wise, L. s..
Royse, Jed. L. Drake.
Brokers'. Hibbard, Samuel V. Reid.
Bankers-Hugh Colvflle, H. B. Bissell.
Cotton-C. w. Rowland, ]. Il. Good
Groceries-James NJ. Glenn, W. T..
Bishop, James III. Laws.
Dry Goods-A. M. Holten, w. d. An
drews, L. G.. Hopkins.
Whisky-William N. Hobart, G. p.
Kellogg.
Flour and Grain-Dr. o. W. Nixon,
Alfred Thomas. -!
Board OF Trade-J. f. Blackburn, p
Lane, ,Joseph Kinsey, Josiah Kirby, Cap.
Furniture-Joseph s. Maeder, Alfred,
Mitchell. Frl
Tobacco--I. r Ratterman, Georges
'- Iumber-D. D. sssson, S. F. Taft. If.
Iron-Miies ufssA&ood, Joseph 1.
The IL Commfttee Adjourned to meet in
general sessiQn with the Old Volunteer
sFiremen's Life Association, at the Fire.
mems Association room, GIFTS Engine
house, Sixth street, this evening at s
Irioiock
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FLASHES.

Senator Andy johnson goes to Wash
ington this week.
Martin Y. Bum & Co., extensive gro-
Gerry dealers In New York, have failed.
A. B. Garner has been appointed Gen.
eral Superintendent Of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railroad.
A cable dispatch states that Vice
President Munford, of the Western Un-
ion Telegraph Company died in Paris.
Lucien G. Matthews takes charge of the
indianapolis Sentinel tomorrow. 1t
has just been sold to Hon. John Shoe.
maker.
Mary j. Conn was shot dead in Phil
adelpiia on SUNDAY by her hushaud
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LATEST LOCAL.

THE laundry at the southeast corner
of Seventh and Plum streets was entered
last night by burglars, who, however,
only succeeded in obtaining half dozen
shirts.
II. H. VANCE was brought before
Commissioner Hooper this morning,
charged with having sold liquors with
out license, and was bound over to
await the action OF the Grand jury.
THOMAS AvERITT was charged in the
Police Court this morning with the lar
ceny OF seventy pounds of old pig iron
belonging to S. G. latham. He was ad-
judged guilty and fined SIS and costs.
A MATCH GAME Of billiards will be
played this. evening at A. j. Gilligan's
Buckeye Billiard Rooms, on Fourth
street, near Race. The participants in
the game are the well-known players,
Harry Choate and Chas. Davis.
JOHN W. LOGAN appeared in the Po-
lice Court this morning to answer two
charges-adultery and carrying con-
cealed weapons, being a heavy slung-
shot. Both cases were laid over till to-
morrow. Logan is out on il.
CHAs. MARSHALL, the colored man, who
is alleged to have stolen forty dollars
from one John Marshall, was, in the Po-
the Grand Jury on the charge of grand
larceny. His bond was fixed at 500, and
in default of this sum he was committed.
DAVID SMITH, laborer on the Union
bridge, was brought to the Good Samar-
itan Hospital this morning, severely
wounded by being thrown from the track
Of the Little Miami Railroad, between
Linwood aud Russelps Station, by the
down train Of the LOveland accOmmOda-
tion.
THE binding flash of lightning and ac-
companying thunder az l O'Clock to-day
occasioned considerable excitement in
the vicinity of Sixth and Main streets.
An investigation proved that the rod on
the st. Xavier's Church had received the
electric charge, and conductd8it to the
ground without damage to the building.
JOHN KALLAGE, an employe at Klos-
terman's Chair Factory, on the corner of
Smith and Augusta streets, about
half past two O'Clock this after
noon had his left hand caught
in a friezing ,nachine and the hand
was severed from the wrist. Bandages
were Immediately applied, and the
wounded man taken to his home in
Covington.
MIKE MCDERMOTT, the man whose ar
rest and conviction we mentioned yes
terday, was again arraigned in the Po-
lice Court to-day on the charge OF threat
ening personal violence. He was found
in the attempt to cut one James Whalen
with a terrible-looking knife, but was
prevented by Whalen, VINO drew pistol
at him. He was fined S25 and costs, and
in addition was required to give bond in
the sum Of 5000 to keep the peace.
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about that Car License.

AS mentioned elsewhere, Mayor John
ston yesterday notified the Aldermanic
Committee that the street-car lines OF
this city had not paid the required
license per car since october 1st, 1873,
and that there was consequently some
:. A STAR reporter this morning called
at the Office Of the Consolidated Street
Railroad Company to make inquiry upon
that subject. and was informed as to the
cause Of the refusal to nav "eA '~r'
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Halt and Thunder.

NEW YORK, July N.--A Geneva cor
respondent gives fearful account of the
thunder and hail storm in that city on
the 7th inst. 1t commenced about eight
O'clock in the evening and increased in
intensity till midnight, when the light
ming was one mass of flame. Almost ey-
cry street lamp in the city was demol-
ished, and in some instances the roofs Of
the houses were actually crushed In with
the sheet OF ice.
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StTtsck Ju Lt0htntng.

KEYsPoRT,, N. j., July T.-Captain
Britton and Mr.. Crosby j. Bars were
struck by lightning yesterday afternoon,
and burned to death. A large amount
of hay and other property was also de-
stroyed. Three workmen, engaged in
reefing the sales OF a schooner, were also
struck by lightning and stunned, but
afterwards recovered. The rain fell in
tOrrents.
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Yelio,p Fever.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, July 27.-A spe-
cial to the Advertiser from Pensacola,
July 26, says: There are now tifty-four
cases OF yellow fever at Barrancas but no
more deaths are reported. The fever is
confined to Barrancas and seven deaths
are reported. There were no new cases
in the last six hours, and the employees
in the navy yards are perfectly healthy.
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ST. PAUL, July 2L-News is received
in this city that mixed train on the
Union Pacific railroad, consisting
Of twenty-five cars, went through the
bridge across the Mississippi at Brain
erd this morning, killing five persons.
The bridge is about eighty feet nigh.
Full particulars are expected soon.
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a Judge Restgns-Disagree.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, July 27. - The
Governor to-day received and accepted
the resignation of w. T. Brannan, OF
Davenport, Judge of the District Court
in the Seventh District. Hard work and
Supreme Court judges disagreed in the
Brandle embezzlement case and will
give no decision for two weeks.
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Later advices received in this city from
the Southern tobacco regions are very
dlscouraging. The rains having washed
about one-fourth of the plants out of the
ground, the remaining three-fourths
being badly damaged by the frequent
heavy rains.
The growers of that region anticipate
a small and very poor crop at the most.
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Cotton.

LIVERPOOL, July 27.-The news from
New York and the continued unfayor-
able advices from the manufacturing
districts has caused dull and easier
market for cotton. Arrivals are off one
sixteenth. Low middlings. will go to
6l%d.
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pany claims that by an ordinance passed
some time since The license upon the
cars was reduced from 500 each to S10
each for large cars and SIS each for small
cars, and that this sum has been tend
cred the City Auditor, but refused by
him 4fs N'
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Motion for xe.o 1rsal-Camp Meeting

Motion for q Neto Trial-Canp Meeting
Tent Blown DotOn-Aectdent, DO.
Special to the stax.
DAYTON, July 27.-The motion for a
new trial in the Wohl forgery case was
argued in the Common Pleas Court yes
terday, but no decision was rendered.
The large tent or tabernacle erected on
the Embury Park Camp-meeting ground
was blown down during the heavy storm
last evening. AS it happened not to be
occupied no one was injured. At the
lightning.
A carpenter named Geo. Seller, while
at work yesterday afternoon on the build
ing of Mr.. Piohl on Sixth street, was
struck on the head and badly injured by
a piece Of sheeting that fell from the
roof.
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Tha 60.OOO.OOO Issue.

WASHINGTON, July N.-It can be
stated officially that there is no truth in
the report that the Secretary Of the
Treasury proposes an early additional
issue of fifty million dollars of the fve
per cent. bonds.
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CHIEF Msarua Korse.

Chief Megrue is, this afternoon, re-
ported worse. He constantly complains
Of pains in his head, and serious fears
are entertained by his physicians that
the relapse will at least prove danger
QIla. a---,-a
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1t has been discovered that onions are
a sure destroyer of worms in children.
We suppose it puts them to sleep, in
which condition they fall an easy Prey
to the early bird.
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TUESDAY EVENING" JULY 27, 1875.

upon it Immediately they will get the
money, but the officers threaten In that
event to close the workshops. This
would throw 800 men out of employme mt.
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FORT WAYNE, IND, July 27.-The OH
GERS of the Toledo, Wabash aud w estern
railroad have promised to pay the EN-
Moves in a few dav~ u tbs men Insist
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A celebrated wit once said of his debts
that it was neither his interest to pay
the principal nor his principal to pay the
interest.
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DJEO.

nEAvER-Charles, son Of Henry and Mary
Am Beaver, at the age of l3 months.
lqy, July. RSth, from No. 173 Isabella street,
ksvpOft Kv. - ~
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Ne,u Government Butlainas.

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, July T.-The
work of erecting the proposed Govern
ment buildings here will commence
August 10.
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unsuccessful effort to flank the insur-
gents. The fighting lasted all day; re-
suit not known. The 'Tnrks have fired
Gorlitza.
ONLY A MADMAN'S STORY.
BERLIN, July 27.-The Clerk OF the
Court at Laudeck, who originated the
to be insane.
IN SPAIN.
MADRID, July 27.-The Carlists in Cata-
lonia continue to give in their submis-
sion to the Government. Eight hum
dred additional submissions have been
recorded.
SANTANDER, July 27.-The military
situation being considered satisfactory
General Jovellar is about to return tt
Madrid.
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WANTED---TRADns.

ED-PAINTING-C. r. Lauten-
wv schlaeger, house and sign painter, works
for small profits. Try him. 10. II w. Sixth
Street, Coyington, Ky. ap6-4mo
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VTTANTED-TO BORROw-A lady wishes
wv the loan OF SOU, or less would do. Win
pay 1b to "a per cent interest, and give security
on city property. Address MISS Ii. G. u,
ETAR OFFICE. vt
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BOARDING.

DOARDING- -RoBT. OSBORN has opened
ID boarding house at No. "A East Seven th
-Haeet, second floor. 1t+
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nf1n WANTED-SHOES-Bu your SHOES
&V at POTTER'S, No. 1J6 West Fifth
" street. jyM-10t
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VNTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
w first-class Sewing Machines IN order to
COST for UHSH. Call for AGENT, $50 W alnut
street, first floor. je26-tf