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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-18
The .Crop stick,, Craze.

Washington Cor. Baltimore Americana
Among the ultra fashionable people in
Washington, the great rage of the horse
back riding season is the "crop stick. It
looks like cane with about a foot of the
lower end sawed off. All the swell people
use it when they go to ride. What is it
your correspondent of one of the livery
men of the city who makes this sort of
thing study.
ooh, he laughed, at is simply an ab-
surd imitation of the English custom. It
is most ridiculous, but we have to cater to
it, of course. In England, you know,
those who ride in fox hunts and that sort
of thing, carry long whips with which to
whip in the hounds. Well, those
whips are fastened on to sticks with
bent handles, looking like canes Of
course it is all right where they have any
occasion for this sort of whip; but they
have none here Yet they want to ape
the English fashion, and so take the
stick, discarding the lash, for which
they cannot have even an excuse. These
crop sticks, you see, have each of them
a stick fastened over the end, as a place
for lash; but the lash is never put on.
There is no need for it.
"And they carry these absurd clubs for
use as whips for their horses?" inno-
Gently asked the correspondent
"Yes, indeed; but it's silly, isn't it2"
You might as well take your heavy cane
for riding -whip But that is what they
want, and so we let them have them.
They cost all the way from 81. so to $15.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-18
Obstructing a Revenue Onicer


Three Cinnamon, Chin Hop, Allow and
Ami, and native, Sam Puaaloa, were
brought down from Kahului on Satur-
day, and charged before Justice McCully
yesterday with unlawfully, feleniously
and without justification, obstructing
John Wagner, Port Surveyor at Kahului,
in the execution of his duty, in making a
seizure of goods and a search thereof for
goods alleged to be struggled into the
Kingdom. From the evidence it appears
that some goods were landed at Kahului
from Honolulu by the steamer Lehua,
for one of the defendants. They were
placed in Wilder & Co.'s warehouse
Among the goods was a trunk, which
Chin Hop wanted to take away, but Wag-
ner told him he could not have it until it
had been searched. Chin Hop got hold
of the trunk and ran away with it, and
Puaaloa pushed Wagner over. The
freight clerk, Broad, gave evidence that
he saw Chin Hop go off with the trunk.
The defendants testified, after which the
Court, on reviewing the evidence, dis
charged Allow and Ami, and committed
the other two for trial at the next term
of the Second Judicial Court.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-18

This weknown Toing standing corner Pud
Queen aV
well did in his life and lively
a a our-year-od horse
require points
ordinary behedng impressed
with his makeup, magnificent is and elegant finish naa
has attached to the
National Horse
stations he also
not only STANDARD bred but ps1, one n an1 S 0
S S ns s s8 ". na Of Maud and 5aT Eve See While
formers formers themselves aI y
see, VENTURE
qualifications Breeding and performances hiss
As to breeding he is the Of horse earth and dom I %
being thesir re Of Derby Winners.
A :. Si b.i Sn h pa1 he ss' the having
His beginning appreciated in California one a.
cloIo called ted"
With these facts before VENTURE looms Que Of The "a I
thing but the very best and "hle tue asa. two such great G
is good horsea Ito ii theirp place.
sold es as aao fo 5f s Hn Strength 1
Sen whose fe is $500 g All things taken info nion
worthy patronage the public Below give pedigree which,
acemparsOn with that any the country: s
Bos 'R ss u hHri n BY hen G iIaa IN 1851
ID damn damn M Ke MOs.yn by 4 Med Boy "
80 dam lam, imp IMP. Lady Mosy l by Tenneir
ss dam damn s ala s Sy 6ss9ids
s. 81 dam dam 3 S Si5 15S z9sssn
10th dam Miss oade, by Cade -
18th dam Miss Makee, by Of Greyhound
18th dam Miss Does, damb by wOOdoooA.
15 4th dam dam B BY GrOfts Bay d BARB b. ,fs.
dam Burt Barb Mare.
any particulars, etc. apply to
zs..,,a C. B. MILES, PrOPnEsss
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The following were elected officers of the
Hslawa Sugar Company for the ensuing
year, at the annual meeting held yesterday:
President, John H. Patty; Treasurer. p. G.
Jones; Secretary, j. o. Carter; Auditor, G.
]. Ross; Directors, Thos. R. Foster and as.
A. Hopper.
DIR. j. Brodie, v. S., Government In
spector, left by the Lehua yesterday after
noon for Maui. He will make thorough
inspection of the stock in the Makawao
district, as reports have been received that
several horses in that district are suffering
from CHAMBERS.
Thirteen horses were brought from Kahn
lui by the Lehua. They were bought by
Mr.. G. B. Miles at the auction sale in Wal
luku last Friday, on the premises of w. H.
Bailey. Among them were some Waterford
Venture and Owen Dale colts and fllies, all
in splendid condition.
Mr.. J. B. Gaylord, agent for Flyers circus
and equescurriculum, went to Wailuku yes
terday by the Lehua, to make arrangements
for the appearance Of the show at that place
next week.
Mr.. w. Fl. Cornwell's three-year-old FLY
May D. was shipped to Waikapu yesterday
by the Lehua.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-18
New York's Loss.
IChicago Tribune.l

New York has suffered a grave loss in
the death of Emperor, horse trained to
conduct himself properly when ridden by
q grand marshal in procession The
average grand marshal is not perfectly at
age grand marshal wants his steed to
curvet for effects sake Emperor would
do the thing imposingly, yet with safety
to his rider. He would enable shudder-
ing grocer when on his back to look like
a field marshal, and knew enough to take
always his proper place in the procession.
It viii be perceived what q loss the death
of such horse must be- Steeds trained
to carry grand marshals imposingly with
out throwing them are among the crying
needs of the age.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-18
FROM A RURAL POINT OF VIEW.
Criticising the Engraver's WOrk-At the
New Orleans ExpositiOn-In Antwerp.

Criticising the Engrayer's WOrk-A' 'ne
New Orleans ExpositiOn-In Antwerp
[Chicago TribuneI
There gathered In room at the Sher.
man house one evening after q meeting o!
the state board of agriculture severA
members and their friends, who were look
inc at the third or fourth attempt OF the
artist to get up head TO t1s 1alr Oils
which might be up to the standard OF ru-
raj Illinois. One with horses ana cows SIN IA
abundance had been rejected because Inc
animals were not full stocks but common
every day horses and COWS which the en-
grayer had known in early childhood be-
fore the war, and before the Here1oros
and Short Horns and various other M
pleasantnesses had brought blooded STOCK
into every barnyard.
"That horse reminds me Of job
| New York engraver did for me, a
guest remarked, pointing to peculiarly
Tnpainlv animal which was helping pull
| a heavy plow with its center OF gravity
askew. Al had a cut Of reaper and
wanted horses attached to set it OIL l
gave the man the cut to fix up. In few
days he came into my Office with PROOF
| how liked it The horses were good
| horses. a very fine team indeed, but in
| stead of being hitched to the machine
they were facing it.
%'Why in thunder did you make them
that way? Why aren't they pulling the
my establishment '' al n'i'''
6 I was going to do it that way he re-
| piled, but horses look so much better
when they are facing you, you know.
| when / was at the New Orleans expo
sition, put in another, 6 saw combin.
alton of pictures as bad as that It was
in the Mexican art gallery. Directly above
very good picture entitled The Cruel
fixion of Christ there hung a gaudy and
tlaring picture of cock-fght. l called
the attention of the Mexican attendant to
the incongruity, but he could see nothing
out of the way in it, even after had
reminded him of St Peter. Those Next
cans never can see anything
Dysart, the connoisseur from Franklin
Grove, "of picture I saw in Antwerp
which was called The SaviJr at the
Carpenter Bench. When l saw it there
was great crowd in the gallery admiring
the painting, which was undoubtedly q
great work of art When / had looked
at it while / turned to a man standing
before me whose face spoke raptures.
Don't you see anything wrong in that
picture?' said L
No; certainly not, he replied in a
rather shocked manner, looking at me as
if were an escaped heather.
GU see a man hard at work planning,
the perspiration running from his brow,
and yet there is not scrap of a shaving
to be seen.
Perhaps he was working by the day,
suggested worldly minded bystander, q
suggestion which turned the conversation
into other fields than that of art. ="
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-18
Police court.
BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE B1cKERroN.

MONDAY, August 18th.
Waiwai, Kualani, Bolobola, Jack, Ma
nuia, Kaohi, A. Erickson, G. Hatch, III.
Dahlback and Lalakoa had to pay Sc
each for drunkenness.
Harry Brandon, for the same offense,
being an old offender, was sentenced to
Imprisonment at hard labor for seven
days.
All Hoy, charged with having opium
in possession, was remanded until the
10Th. Mr.. Sea appeared for him. This
is the man who was arrested by Officer
Mehrtens Saturday morning.
Kealoha (w) was sent to the reef for
seven days for disorderly conduct of the
worst kind.
Joshua Williams was fined So and 81
costs for driving dray faster than a
walk.
Elias an express driver, was charged
with forgery. 1t appears he boarded his
horse on Queen street with A. Arthur.
The latter gave him receipt for $57,
dated June 18th. A short time after
wards the two had a civil case in Court,
when the receipt above mentioned was
introduced in evidence, and it was then
found the figures had been altered. No
defense was offered, and the defendant
was committed for trial to the Supreme
Court.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-18

should exercise its functions rigor-
ously. A thorough inspection of the
localities indicated by us would sat
isfy any intelligent person that every
condition is favorable for generating
and disseminating epidemics.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-18

Light on his airy crest his slender head
His body short, his loins luxurant spread
Muscle muscle knots his braWny breast,
No fear alarms him, vain shouts modest:
Der his right shoulder foating full and fair
Sweeps his thick name aud spreads its pOmp of hair.
Swift works his double spine and earth around
Rings to his solid hoof that the ground-[VReu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-18
ona who T1lo9 Il.
boston Transcript.l

People who nevRr had any children OF
their own, and who Consequently know
all about the matter, say that parent
should answer every question his child
asks We knew man once who tried
to put this advice into practice. BE died
within a fortnight, after suffering the
most excruciating agony.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-18
AssIGNEEs' NOTICE.

rHUN TIN FEE, WHO DID BUSINESS UN-
I der the firm name Of TAI LUNG CO., at
1Iakapala, KohaIa, Hawaii, having made an
assignment of all his property TO G. Bolte and
Kimo Pake, all persons indebted TO said Tai Lung
Co. are hereby requested to make immediate
settlement, and all persons having claims against
Tai Lung Co. are requested to send their bills at
once 10 c. BOLTE.
BonoluIu June IA 1855. 3T6au15 St
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-18
AssIGNEE,s NOTICE.

GHAS. All FOO, WHO DID BUSINESS UN-
u der his own name at Kapaau, Kohala, Ha-
wall, having made an assignment OF all his prop
erty to G. Bolte, all persons Indebted to said
Chas. All Foo hereby requested to make Inn
mediate settlements, and all persons having
claims against Chas. All Foo requested to send
their bills at once to G. BOLTE.
Honolulu, June 10, 1855. 377au15 3t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-18

Louisville Commercial: A new snap Cor
the Office seekers to work: ssMr. President,
have read your sisters new book and am
delighted with il"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-18
TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, and
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS,
For ladies and their escorts.

BY request of the ladies and gentlemen who
took part in the last Masquerade at Yosemite
Skating Rink, preparations are being made to
have another, September 25th, when we Will have
the Grand May Pole Dance also.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-02
Unmaskipg Themselves.

1t is no secret now that Cleveland, as
we have often predicted, would be but
the figure head of the incoming admin
istration. In his first effort to shape
legislation beforehand in what he con-
ceived to be the spirit of honesty he has
been ingloriously defeated. Indeed,
had not the Republicans come to his
help he would have been supported by
q very small handful Of the Congress-
men he attempted to control. He
know now, IL he never knew before,
that Southern Democracy is to run the
nation, and all that is expected Of him
is to keep his hands of, except 30 far az
to register the DEGREES of those who,
lash IN hand, are determined to force
him into subsection.
Cleveland has declared himself the
friend of civil service reform, but his
declarations are met with irony and
scorn. All through the Southern
States petitions are in circulation to
decide how the offices are to be distribu-
ted, the members of Congress from
some of the States having formed a
syndicate, agreeing to decide by two.
third vote to whom the offices are to be
given. The Mayor of Boston, the city
where civil service reform was supposed
to have taken deepest root, declares
that all the doors Of the custom houses
and of the post offices are to be thrown
open to the Democracy after the fourth
of March, and an ex-Mayor of the same
city declares hat civil service reform is
q beautiful dream. OF all chose said to
be chosen for cabinet positions, not a
single friend Of civil service reform can
be found amongst them, unless 1t be
Mr.. Bayard, and his expressions in
favor of it were much stronger before
than since the election.
Daniel Manning, the chief exponent
of the spells system, is made chief Of
the Treasury department.. Hubert O.
Thompson, The impeached commissioner
of highways of New York, and the ring
boss of the county Democracy, holds
secret counsel with Cleveland, and ne
other name is mentioned for Collector
of the Port of New York but his, ant
while 1t was announced that no visi
tors would be admitted to see Cleve
land while he was preparing his inaugu
ri, boss Mclaughlin was admitted ant
held secret council with him. The
power Of the administration is to b,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-02

THE country will await with some
degree OF auxiey to see what Senator
Garland, of Arkansas, who is said to be
slated for Mr.. Cleveland's Attorney
General, will recommend to quell the
disorderly element in his own Stase. A
late report states that reign of terror
exists in the counties of Pope and Con-
way, and that hundreds Of poor colored
people who had settled there have been
driven from their homes by the white
Democrats, and are threatened with
death ii the behests of the buildozers
are not obeyed.
AS tho Democrats have insisted all
along during the late campaign that the
rights of colored people should be pro-
tected the same az the rights of white
people, Mr.. Cleveland and his Attorney
General will have an opportunity, right
at the commencement OF their admins
tration, to show their faith by their
works. Whenever Republican Presi-
dent and his Attorney. General under.
took to enforce the laws to protect the
colored people in their rights they were
| denounced as inoermeddlers and viola
tors of the constitution. Now that
these off oials are Democrats it will be
interesting to know what they are
going to do about it. AS the latest out.
RACES reported have occurred in Ar
kansas, Mr.. Garland's own State, the
| question becomes doubly interesting.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-02
To a Wilmington Paper.

NORTHEAST, MD Nov. LIST, 1884 =.
Messrs. Editors REPUBLICAN, Dear
Sire THAT cough syrup you adver-
tise In your paper is truly wonderful
madeleine. Three times have my weak
lungs been relieved from inflammation
and heavy cold by the use OF this
Canada Pine Syrup. Ny neightor's
daughter, young lady OF delicate con
stitutlop, was entirely cured of a severe
attack of pneumonia by taking three
bottles of the syrup and following the
special directions inside 1 think 1t
truly selfish for the manufacturer TO
keep tue remedy secret h5 should
publish his recipe to the world. Very
truly yours, JOSEPH V. AUTRIM,
WILL You TRY IT? Don't 10 around
with red eyes and red noses, sore chest
and annoying cough, when % cents will
buy you this sure remedy. Cannda
Pine Cough Syrup, % cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-02

used In the cleo ion Of Colonel Morrison
~ Unitedr States Senator from Illinois.
Although Indiana, nearly equally dt
vided, elected three Republican and ten
Democratic Congressman, the State Is
being redistricted to elect a solid Demo-
cratic delegation, and the Ohio Demo
cratic Legislature has reais.ricted the
city OF Columbus to insure Democratic
supremacy in the future. The mask oil
civil service reform, and every Other
kind Of reform, is entirely thrown Oh,
and the Democrats, with banners hyine
are in full stretch, neck and neck fol
the Federal cribs, very hungry and
very thirsty. There ia nothing fol
Cleveland to do than to trudge along
behind and sign his name when die
tated by his Southern masters.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-02

NOTICE.
CITY AUDITORS OFFICE,

No11oE'-
CITY AUDITORS OFFICE,
No. sk EAST SIXTH STREET, IND FLOOR,
WILMINGTON, teb. q, 1885. !
To Whom II May Concern.
Your attention is respectfully called to
Section 70 OF CITY Charter, Ordinance Book,
page IS. which says: If the amount of btu
frr liens in auditors oftce 90 not paid with
in Go days after such presentation thereof, II
ehall be the duty OF the mayor OF sald city 10
Issue warrant directed to the said city Au-
ditor, commanding him to- levy the same
with all costs thereon, upon the grounds OF
buildings OF such owner fronting up3n such
streets as aforesaid, which = I'D grounds OF
buildings, or any part thereof, shall be Id
by the said city sudttor at public auction,
upon ten (lO) days' dotice In two newspapers
public he'd in said city,"
| You will perceive by the above that the
time ell wed b. lay before proceedings can be
taken has passed, and the financial wants OF
the city render II absolutely necessary thai
all outstanding bills be promptly co llec,ed
| II said tili remains unpaid after n period
OF ten days from date o. this notice, proceed
lings will be instituted for the collection Q
the same in wh.ca Ease interest will be add
ed. ]. FRANK BALL
| fi3-tf CITY Auditor,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-02
Two IN MANUFACTURERS


OPIIos or THE LIGHT HOUSE BOARD,
Washington ID q, Feo. 2, Is b.
Scaled proposals. will be resolved at this
office until O'Clock 2 IN. of Wednt stay, tbs
18th day Of March, 1885,. for flrnishins the
materials and labor of AL kinds necessary
for the c0mplet.o3. ami delire y in the Gus.
ton IA ouse ward n. Key Wes,, Florida, 81
the Metal W 1rk Of the Rebecca Shoal LiEhl.
House.
Plans, specifications. iorms Of propOs q
and other Inform alton. MAJ lie be obiai ned Ca
application to this office.
The right is reserved TO EJECT any OF all
bids, and TO waive any dciec's
STI PIE &. ROWAN,
Nice.Admiral, u. > Navy,
26.3t-eoi Chairman.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-02
Philadelphia, Wilmington I ~ !
FEBRUARY lIp

Trains leave wilminsio' ~
Tor PhilAdelphis sht ri
tons. Gao, leo, TO- 30 - L. 'aN
p. II. aoau
al5, 800, $40, p.b6, 10. %, .l.MA
i.54, s.22, b.6S, 6.8e, e.4e ?, ~ nd
NewY0rk, a. &c, 2.lt, o,..%s. ~
u.b5 n. IN. s12.sl, LA, 40" ~
go. I.to 2. . ,,utti
ForWes Uheetsr, vis Law
a.l5 a. m. p; 2.so and 400 p " d
Bsltirooro and intefne-l'"'
!. ID. ; coo, II II =. u; nd
Baltimore ana Bay hl't -"
| baltimore and Ws7hi. III
| 10. 0o, 1885 q, m; 90, y I'M
trains for Delaware iH'la.ilI
Row Castle, e.ls, s'si s. w.
'' aasr 4; IN; Dslms,, SD M
H r.; and ~; % sn q way W. ,,.ts4p
| Express for soaford, w n.iae
| Express for Dover anu
very Gay.
, SUNDAY rhn ~
| Philadelphia and l e y b
$40 q. N. |; OF N. ;s. go, ;,S u
Philadeipnis snd Nc" i"'
10. !; b.2, go p. %. Il. ,.,usIt|
and $50 p. m. .,.ovtDr,p ~
10 q =. NJ. Baltimore, ~ Ia
''i For + further n1i iniormstIon nds.,as
ferred to the time-tsuie'
tons. "a, ara llIs
/ rretns marked " 20 SniHtl
upon which extra isto 81
OHARLES L. PUdH, 900, IN
General MhnAosr. ton(
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-02
Dr. Sfmms' white PuImOnio
BGIBam.

The leading lung remedy of Whining.
ton, Del, and the best lung and sore
throat medicine on earth. For coughs.
sore throat, hoarseness, Group, etc. Sold
by dealers. 80 cents and 81. Main
Depot, Fourth and King Philadelphia,
johnston Holloway & Co., COZ Arch
3troet
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-02
NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS.
| NJ L .rHI..I. ~ u liuI, A psr NJ \.

Wilmington, Dei., Dec. !, 1884.
Tho bills for the year 1855 are nos ready
and payable ~ the Registrars offiae, =. ".
cor. 9Th and King streets.
ON all tiils remaining unpaid after the 2lst
day " January, 1885. i've per cent. wiz be
and ten per cent. viii he added If paid dur.
Ing the month Of March. After the 3ist day
OF March, 1855, the ferrules may be with.
drawn AID suit instituted for the re ovory Of
tae amount due. [ flee hours. ga. m. To p n :.
.iel eod-4m i. A. BOND. Registrar.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-02
ENERRIS BROS WILMINGTON CITY
III liractnry L. QanarallN al n.ittnd Ia |

II Directory lie generally admitted 10
sand at the head Of the claIs. A friend who
travels says: " ] constantly use directories OF
all he Eas;. IN cities. And here is not Ons
tina; campai es with the Wilm ngtDn Duect,-
ry.' An enemy says: ~ am sorry 10 have
to adInit that 1t il the best directory l ever
saw" A real estate man says: The new
Block directory alone lie orth to me double
the price OF the book" 1t will be this year
still further improved and enlarged ALI
excep. the price. ~ mdy-3m
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-02

1OTlCE-THE SEVENTH ANNUAL
IN meeting Of the stockholders o. the
Equitable Loan Association will be he d At
the office of the Secretary, no. 7l2 Market
street, on Thursday evening, March 8, 1885,
at o'clock. The annual report will be pre-
Sented and an election of officers ami direc-
tors will he held.
Attest: VIM. Il. HAWKINS.
f2S-5t Secretary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-02
LAWMAKERS.

vasion o&Rrt into practical
life is nowhere more notice
able. 1t appears not only
in the choice OF shapes, and
materials, but in a certain
delicacy Of handling that
wins ones interest apart from
1 all considerations of utility /;
and yet utility is uppermost,
and economy not tar behind.
Basement, G 10.
Travelling bags are ranged
on shelves to b. looked at, a
hundred a minute. All the
bags you care to see are
there no two alike. Every
one between those nearest
like it.
By the middle Market street door.
| JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, thirteenth and Market
streets, and City hall square.