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New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
PERSUASION WITH TERRAPIN.

Washington Dtspatch TO The Psbg Co1meretal azette
A Sunday paper publishes the following as II
convincing reason WIN Mr. Bayard should become u
member OF Mr.. Clcveands Cabinet: Among the epcures
OF Washington Senator Bayard Is regarded as highly
qualified FOR the Office o' Secretary OF state II for no
other reason than that II better skilled than e
iu the art preparing teIrapin IL is considered among
those who have cultivated tastes In matters VI cuisine
rare treat TO be invited 10 Mr. Bayards table, He will
allow no bunderng COOK 10 the perfect JOY Of the
feast He goes the kitchen hinself aud prepares
the terrapin With his own hands lie has learned The
secret OF the terrapn and dish It up in most tempt
ing way Terrapin credited with having played an
imnortant part in American diplomacy When Reverdy
Johnson went to England he took the late James
Wormley the famous caterer with hl, ana delighted
the Court of st. James with terrapin. Mr. Bayards
knowedge OF terrapin might be serylceapie 10 the
country II he we're placed In control oil the diplomatic
branch OF the Government.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
AN OXFORD STORY.


Newman. when no long a freshman, grew iDpatiem1
OF the honOrs OF showing he SAID set or raw beard"
less boys about the premises and expalniag ior tho
twentieth the etiquette ant customs oi the place.
so" said he, thought at last was entitled TO utle
amusement In consideration Of my on time duties abd
IA one done state service. 80, after
yerdant than usual with strange
notions OF the exceeding familiarity which existed
tho rgraduates and the Dons LETT IN ne
room ote In the name Of Mr. Vores college tutor 70
the following effect: -, -
sDEAR SIR: Observing that your rooms form an
angle with mine at tie Of the quadrangle ana ~
presume we equally incOnvenienced by the neces
sily OF fire for breakfasts these hot mornings wte
propose and to explain plan have inventsu ,vs
mutually boiling each others kettles. The acro'npsIy
ing sketch will best show how easily fed can pass
your window to mine. made that the ends eau sup ~
and out OF groove send the Kettle on lts lo
bach ward and forward by help OF snms on y1a sus
and on mine. Now, will boil the Kettle ON sso"asyS
Wenesdays and Fridays you VII. render ne .ne same
service on tho Tuesdays ThuIsdayA saturdays ana
Sundays. Yours .,uS, ,.r,r. hour The, ws mae
er-anca wattars accordingly"
- nnIv last year that my old friend Whtehead
,,.S AZ he related how this simple fellow came into
Vorss 70 pms where class Of fifteen men was deep
~ r,sotle and put the tutor to confusion and all u
cIaas tc the litter by saying:
Sir am come to accept your proposal
.Proposai About what r
About boiling our kettles alternate mornings ano-
~T don't understand you-but-but After Lecture VIZ
speak 70 you"
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
"
SEA RHYMES AND SONGS.

RULES or TIE ROAD IL VERSE - HoMEwARr
BOUND
"Do YOU know the rules of the road at sea Y
asked an old sailor who had sailed the Spanish Main OF
a1mDUNE reporter MOI Well you should. They are
ia rhyme and easy To remember They 90:
when both sde-lig ghts you see ahead,
Port your helm and show your red
II on your start Oard red appear,
IL IL your duty tO keep clear;
but II upon YOUR port Is seen
a steamers starboard light of green
There's not 50 much Tor you to do.
For green To rcd keeps clear OF you.
Green to green or real to rcd
Perfect safeiy-go ahead"
There are other rhymes which are valuable to sea-
men. such as!
.When the rains before the wind
Your tOpsali sheets and halyarl MIND.
ooh we sailor-men have more poetry in than
get credit for Our shanty would tickle your fancy
| remember once when on the bark Sea Rover. we
had been ont 10 Calcutta with cargo OF oil. and were
home ward bound when were caught In storm ana
dlsasted Tho bark sprung leak at the same tme ana
we had abandon her. II was Just before dayDreak
when we pulled away from her. ana IN thc gray OF thc
morning could her riSing ana Hllng on tue oiB
well which the storm hal left. Aside from the pers oi
our poon-at sea In open boats, and no land near-we
felt regret az leaving the ship that had been our nome
for nearly a year. and the sailors sang AS they rowed
away that beautiful shanty for abandoning SNIP
shes "A gallant ship and "A gallant crew.
Leave her. iolirs. leave her!
She's a gallant ship. ana her captain too
And its time for us to leave her.
"Theu always liked the hom-ward bound song and
never shall lotct swccty II came 10 me across tne
waters of the Ray of Callao once when thirty Sailors
walking around the capstIn or ship, Invisible III the
morning INST. siHS
I'VE are home bound this very day,
Goodby, fare you well!
Goodhy. fare you well!
We are h0mrward bound with seven months pay,
Ye.ho, my boys! were homeward bound
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
THE SONG OF THE G{BBET

sreckdL IN Mr. Ld,rcnce Jarrett in his ne,o play TN
ltngs It,GSurc." LOuts &L dccpstJmed u hdhs
criDiiH0is ia groups m Mc yofest
There's a forest, on whose branches
Stretching forth like withered arms.
Clusters hang. of fruit. that blancncs
In the sun-but never warns.
Meath The leaves ravens tentinS,
Kites are hove ering on the wing
Round about-;he harvest scenting.
In the orchard OF the King.
Ye who love or pity cherish
Come not near these laden boughs
Here must hearts In terror perish.
Or to rebel thoughts arouse.
What's this sound The wind is bringingi
Do the foul birds dare 10 sing
IT'S the crcak OF corPscs swinging
Ia the orchard Of the King.
Prince. within that orchard bleaching,
Thick as beads upon string,
Clusters hang. to conscience preaching,
In the orchard OF the King.
ALFRED THoMP SON.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
TYPES.
THE MODERN MAN AND WOMAN.
AS SEEN IN THE CURRENT MAGAziNEs-sOME CHAR
ACTERs IN SOCIETY.

ACTERs IN SOCIETY.
AN AMERICAN BISHOP OF THE ANGLICAN SORT.
r. g. Bdytyr Ia LipPiheofs Magaztne ,. g.,
Here her reflections were cut short by the Pre,e In
ere turtle-soup aud Moselle counted for two oil ne
Thrty-Nine Articles and whoso broad pers9nS S W
far more OF New-York or London than OF the New
Jerusalem The bishop took the seat vacated by MIS-
Hitchcock put his fngortips together easily III sen u,
clerical fashion. and dJlsed bland remarks IN ihe
voice that issued from the Lack OF thick throat aio we
mp OF three tiers of chns. lie spoke OF England as 9
described his visits his brothers OF London ana
York" He really liked England went there as oien M as
he could, had no objection Whatever TO heinz csl iS
lori, and always got into his apron Gnd
the day he landed IN Liverpool lie was quite HoIt ; -,
there. and elt that he presenel pleasing fndeeG
other American bishops OF inferior social sitts @ :"
he once explained the dhefence between hse dou lawn
raun careworn territorial nissl ,hary oud VIM
sleeves utterly destitute OF worldly starch anu Wio
cut sorry ngre At ceif m Ssn, T", preaic
Converted rom the Mcthodlsts: Al! see' saii HIS
Az for Mrs Sykes. sho talked away in Ter most ami
mated strain great variety of topics AMI helhG :"
avery pleasaht impression lnr 'pne uir @ a. III .i,nnIv
she began to show the clovcn foot, which 1t was sP''
impossible for her long to conceal. ..-
You consider yourselves to have some sort OF conhec
tion with the Establishment, do yon not T. she SAID ,
recognize the quotation OF course. 1t religious no
less than our political policy" tho bishop replied
organization, position and influence OF The Eplscopi,,
Church IN America Mrs SyEe' was surprised to ma i@ind
that the Church did not boast single archbishop Inc
bishop "a good a. promised her one before auolnei
decade and sgnihed that Ncwlork would oe the sec 10
"Yond ike To he chosen. wouldn't you iou won,d
he very good man for IT," said she. The bishop bse
with qualification at finding such appreciation thoSn ~
discOnCerng to hear private conviction pup"Vn
expressed Mrs sykes was adslishf1 womau , me nio
d>clnncd the honor. or course. "Ncw-f0k Is not h)
diocese, y0u knOw,' he said. -,
Never mind. Perhaps you'll get II all the same ny
some lukc." said Mrs Sykes cncouIagin2y. ana tich
pursued her inquiries Iarns crashed the dea aa' e n
Church had subsidies frOa, tIe Government. no
tne>. uothing she went into practical considerations
and wound mp hy asking the bishop point blank what
his salary was ami how he managed 10 screw II out
of the faifhfal.
The bishop ANNOYED. lie mentioned the sum
collected but silent to the manner ~ collection
why, tnats less than the cook at the reform gets
cried Mrs sykes heIrin. It, The bishop was his-
guSteh Mrs sykes was OdiDlsly gross now. Hi'piY !.
musical he'll tinklci I'm the nail nj this JunctuTe, ana He
was spared the necessity for reply.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
CURRENT ANECDOTES.
A FAITHFULLY CAT.

Fron, The london Spectator.
About two months ago, while staying In the Rocky
Mountains In Northern Colorado, witnessed example
OF iaherly affection In tOmcat which ree zoe
them In the daytime. and always superintendent thcir
meals In which latter he showed great unseifshnezs.
For the hostess OF the ranch was In the habit OF feeding
,ne kittens ont OF small bowl Of milk laid the floor.
INTO wnch tney at would plunge their heads;
meanwhile Kitty Gray, tho old cat-quitc aware
tnat there was not room for his great head IT,
would SIT by compacently watching theui, nor move
TIL they had finished except when his hunger was rer1
Keen and then he would dip his paw In and again
and lick it.
This was the when MIN: and shall NOS
readily forget tho sight OF that large
walking demurely round the bowl where he could
best nsert his paw without disturbing the kittens and
then. with his head much side, dipping Il dei-
eatey in and out. until they had quite finished when no
at once fell to aid drank up the remainder.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
TILE HiT

FT0m The YOuh'f Companion.
One OF the CHURCH wardens was observed to cast
uneasy gances toward individual wearing sailor
jacket and cap OF seaarirg and aunty appearance.
which latter surmOune clean shayen face and closely
cnt hair After little while lie approached the sailor
laddie and whispered audbly:
Can't you take of your hat Is there reason why
you can't take Oft your hat Z"
BY tie dscowited look OF the questoner as he re-
turned his and the appearance OF the rest OF the
costume as the wcarer the walked church
tho conclusion OF the service. IL evident that the
whispered reply Was, am girl!'
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
THE LITTLE MEDICAL LADY.


Tho little medical lady struck him az perIect
example OF the yankee female" tho hgnre
which, In tho unreenerate imagination oi
the cotton States, produced by tho New
England school system the Puritan code. the ungeDia
climate. the absence Ofchivary Spare, dry. hard WIN
out curve Infection grace she seemed 10 ask no
the battle OF life and to be prepared 10 give none
But Ransom could see that she not an enti'Mts. M
aud after his contest with his cousins enthusiasm th
wss rather relief to him. She looked like boy ana
not even like o good boy 1t was evident Ian, .n,'
IL she had been Q boy, she would have "cut schoo
to try private experiments In mechanics or to make re-
searches In natural history 1t true that II she hd
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
1URGESrEtr's MOTHER ASD HER sERF.


Simon Kahoyitoh Wa dark handsome man OF thirty
In all his Dtarinz aud manner servant ~ the most
ar-tucratic pc. Ills position aS butler oIru required
him l. talk his mlstss OF household natcr- lie
had fayotitc, and she or fslced SHE saw
him "A growing sell confidence, consciousness Of Ills
value, .L- began Worry MIN. II Was marked Iilt
ia her character OF Independence or SELF
assertion excited her anger AT oDce sIinOn lhd no
the e Insults that we're healed upon him. anl
At table always stood IA splendid carafe. wrich II was
siinun's bu,iucrs to MI with water. IL pleased her
constantly nd ault with It, IL was not fresn was
cold. dirty. 50 IL went on Tor several days
eon.ccltlycy. Each time simon took the cdrdfe from
the table, and after few moments returned ap arcnty
with fresh wafer AT last. one day, after Barbara
Petrna had put the glass to her s she turned round
to slmon. aud asked, " Mhat Is this &
silence.
ask what Is this 7" Again silence
want to know Is this water good r. and instantly
the glass sl o-t ino the face of the ntlrr
Simon TUNED pale took from the table the cdrUe. ana
went out After hc returned. and pouied
water for his mistress into a fresh glass,
Ah l. water, said Barbara Pctr0tna, ana drank
mOrr than half "a glass
Then simon. pale. with lips trembling. came lew
Htrp, forward, stool sacred picture cruSsod
himself broad cross aul suid. bowinX TO tle
picture. "0od be witness. gt,o the rno water did
not change luviug hls lac turned tOaari Ills
mistress iU looked straight III her lace
several is of strange silence followed barp'ra
PetrDfns. suddenly rising from her chair, said,
e lott the apartment without Hnlshlhg hcr
diuuer. she shut herself up IN her room ihIee dt's
affer The daughtrr simon, all his ine livery gone
in a goItskn with u broom ia his haui. sso'ping ont
FrIu tn, butler ia tio crsoud ser' ice Vi Ills
mistress he had been dosrllcd to the l"wosI place
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22

ANDA POOR DAY FOR SHOOTING: TOO
Ith,ns I0a Dispatch TO TIE atlanta Consttfuiion,
mountaia hunter living In Rabun County kiiedsmvee
rabbits ut one shot. the rabbits being an nuuuiSo
snOw-StOIpa.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-22

ON THE subject of local aid to manu-
uiactories the Longyiew Democrat ut
tiers the following sensible truths:
The day is gone when any town in
Texas can compel the trade from any
vast scope Of country, and in all sparse
ly settled countries. Unless this can be
done, more than mere villages will
scarcely be found. But outside, beyond
and above the ordinary methods, there
is much that can be accomplished, and
this is in the way Of manufacturing.
There is not to-day in the South one
town or city which has achieved impOr-
rance as a commercial center that does
not owe its success to the manufacturer.
indeed, it would be safer to assert that
in the United States there are scarcely
dozen prosperous cities that do not
owe their prosperity to this source. The
community that manufactures some of
the things necessary in the transaction
of the business and concerns Of n great
and prosperous people, will grow rich
and independents, Texas would add
millions of permanent wealth If factor
les were to be found in all her cities and
towns. The money we send out yearly
Tor the one single item of steam engines
would make us rich.'
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-22

The Hon, Alcades Slagg. Esq, sill
yer-mining millionaire from Nevada, L..
s., makes the tour of Europe. In Lon
don wishes to have This wiTe's likeness
took by the boss artis' o. the country
and is recommended accordingly.
Brtsher ibis artistic adviser, meet
ing him In the park -"Well, and how
does the portrait get on?n
The Hon. A. S.-"Oh, I've had IL done
by a different recess altogether, sir.
Photographed, y knows large Jas
| liie-an' then stained. Comes a precious
sight cheaper, you betl" - London
| Graphic.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-22

\ certain pasha, dead these thousand
years,
once from his harem fed In sudden fear.
And had this sentence on the city's gate
Deeply engraycn; "Only God Is great
So those four words, above the city's
noise.
Hung like the accents Of an angels voice.
And cvermore. from the high barbacan ,
Spmted each returning caravan.
Lost rs that oity's glory. Every gust
Lifts. with crisp leaves, the unknown
pnsha's dust.
And all IL ruined, save one wriuhlcd
gate,
whcrcon is written: "Only God Is
great ...,
Thomas Bailey Aldrich.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-22

When a clergyman's enemies want to
destroy him, they charge him with
heresy, and get up a trial 20 prove that
his doctrines are.all wrong. When Old
Satan wants to upset minister's use
fulness he attacks him with fit of dys-
pepsia. But Satan's efforts in this di-
rectiOn can be defeated by the use of
Browns Iron Bitters. The Rev. j. d.
Tehring, of Codorus. Pa, was com
pletely restored from severe illness by
browns Iron Bitters. So was the Rev.
Mr.. Barham. of WarrentOwn, S. G. The
Rev. Mr.. OGley, Of Newbern, n. G. says
at is one of the best medicines known. -
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-22

Have been among the foremost to give
honor where honor was due In the case
Of Hostcttrr's stomach Bitters. Abiur-
ing old-lashioned professional prejudice,
they have frankly borne evidence to its
worth ns means Of romedying dySpcp-
sia. fever and aguc. bilious remittcnt,
rhcumn m. constipation, liver con-
plant. debility and renal disorders.
Wuh a,l Intelligent people this iayora-
bic professional verdict has had It's due
weight especially as 10 WAS In direct
confirmation OF that Of the people and
the press. Far more cllcriual has II
proved than bomhaslic assertion, too
often resortcd to by the proprietors Of
remedies Of doubtful value. "Ihe plain
uuvarui.hcd truth about the Bittcrs Is
more than sufficient TO convince a skep-
lie. As nmily medicine OF Uomprc-
hrnsiye utility, prompt and thorough in
action and pure In composition, It
stands dcserycdly fret
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-22

Mr.. RrDoLn ELEBERG, Of Cuero, has
been appointed United states Attorney
for the Western District Of Texas, by
President Cleveland. This shows that
the $4,000 Democratic majority has not
been forgotten altogether.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-22

Money loaned on collateral securl-
ties. Specially in buying oast-oil cloth
ing Mt highest prices. Postal card or
dcrs strictly attended to at Aransas Loan
Onlce, corner Of Military plaza and South
Flores street. $50 i'm
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-22

The statement that Dr. Talmagc
talked about scientific subjects to the
German cabmen. with view OF maxim
thpm forget to collect his fare Is sal to
be An invention Of his friend the enemy.
New York Graphic.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-22

Hon ". NJ. Brown, ex- Comptroller, in
letter Of March 30, 1855, says:
Dr. j. j. Tobin, Austin:
Dear sir: Having, during the past
year. used the remedy prepared by you,
known us Hepatozone, take pleasure In
stating that 1t has proved to be what its
name Implies. Liver Remedy. | have
found no Alternative and purgatlve more
certain or freer from unpleasant effects,
and none so eflcacious In Hrousing a tor
pid liver to the performance of its proper
functions. W. Nj. BROW y.
Hcpatolone cures constipation, head
aches and restores the appetite in all
cases. ASK your druggist for it.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-22

sEwIls are absolutely needed by the
people Of san Antonio, both in the way
Of sanitation and as business invest
ment, but what man will vote FOR the
proposition as long az he Is liable to I'M
called-for eXactions on the part Of the
Waterworks company now and in the
future. The committee will have to get
practical statements from that corpora
tlon and positive, reasonable figures be-
fore they can expect to make headway
with the public.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSAL FOR BUILDING HOS
PITAL AT CAMP RICE, TEXAS.
HEADQUARTERS DEPAHrT ofT TEXAS,

HEADQUARTERS DEPART ! W lENAS'
urt1OL 90 CuiEF o. NHrEitMNsTth.
san Antonio. Texas, Scpifmb'f o. lNSi
GEALED PROPOSALS. In triplicatc, subject to
- usual conditions, will be received NJ this
office until H. O'Clock noon, on the Both day Of
October. 1885,. ut which time aud place they
will bee opened In presence Of attending ND
dcrs. for the construction, nt camp hlrc'
TrNHS. Of one Hospital and one uuthuilding,
according 20 plans and specifications, To- DC
seen 40 this Office, nud ~ the onccs on inc l'osi
Ounrtormnstors, Fort Hiss and Camp Rice,
Texas. Hank proposals. uud circulars giving
full Instructions rs 10 manner Of bidding and
terms ct contract, will bee furnished ON uppli-
cut ON to either Office.
The Government reserves the right torcJcct
any or AL proposals.
Envelopes containing proposals should he
marked. proposals for Construction oi Hos
pitll," and addressed IA the undersigned.
i. g e. LEE,
Ndtr ant fhid QtGii1mdsi'r.
scpatoctst2i
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-22

Published daily. except SUNDAY, at 2lO East
Commerce street Delivered bl carriers
Throughout tho Jity. Single copies for sale bv
news boys at cents. subscription, per year
s. % In advance.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-22

san ANloNIo's Nolksfest opened TO-
day. But there was not the turnout ex-
pected in the way Of military compa-
mics, or Of strangers.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-22

SENATOR ions SHERMAN ana Governor
Foraker, of Ohio, will 60 to Virginia to
make campaign speeches.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-22


"SINGulAR as It may SEEM says Brad
streets, there are places in the United
states where 1t Is not believed that a
change Of party control at Washington
should be followed by redistribution
Of the Offices rs spells. /, seems to be u
fact that in one county in Texas, which
gives Il Democratic majority of nearly
three to one, Il Republican postmaster
has been reappointed at the request Of
his Democratic fellow-citizens. In an
other place in Nebraska there Is Pres
idential postotlice for which no claim
has been put in, though more than seven
months have elapsed since the inaugu-
ration. such facts as these seem to
foreshadow time when the acceptance
Of any particular body Of political prin-
oiples will not be regarded as an essen
tial equipment for the proper handling
Of the mails. There is another point of
view from which it is pleasant to con-
template the facts in question. The
fact that no demand for the removal of
the officials has been made, would seem
to be pretty conclusive evidence that
some Of the offices, at least, have not
been held by offensive partisuns ."
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-22

Is natures own remedy, made from roots
gathered from forests Of Georgia. The above
cut represents the method of It's manufacture
~ years ago. The demand has been gradually
increasing, until sl000O0 laboratory is now
necessary % supply the trade. This great
Vegetable Blood Purifier cures Cancer, scro-
and Blood Talnt, hereditary or otherwise,
without the use of Mercury or Potash
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
N. ", lW w. 2h st. Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-22

Mr. G.. u. R1cmcr ami Henry schumacher
are o. .thor.lcd Solicitors and collectors for
TIN ltGur. and their receipts us ugcnt, wiI
Dec duly recognized Mr. Euomcr wi. have
chargo OF the delivery of tho city subscription
department and uil complaints and notice of
changes given to either of the unuvc, or LETT
at the Office. will hc promptly attended to.
40 member of the firm, or amy employee OFT
the LlGHr office, bus authority to coutT'i amy
liabilities Zoo the name of tuo firm. And mo-
bills will ho recognized or paid unless inc
same approved hy the undersigned.
THOMAS y. JOHNSON,
business Manager and Treasurer.
GtFF1Hp. JoUNsON - WiNrrM
Entered at Postoficc az san Antonio. Toxins,
MS second class matter
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-22

For real bargains in gents clothing
and furnishing goods, call on +. Sheets,
II Commerce street. lO-2-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-22

-Four hundred fat beeves, 3 to . years
Old; 1900 goats, in fine fix. Apply to
lO-li-Gt NNEClsO IT.I.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-22

ONCE hours 10 T. M; 3tOip. m. No Office
hours ON sunday. Residence, - Rumanu
street. Telephone ". Residence, 800. 9-l2 I'm