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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-10-23
The saco PoisonIng case.

SAco, Oct. 22.-Professor Henry Carmi-
chael,sof Boston, formerly of Bowdoin Col
| lege, has offered to make free ANALYSIS of
the contents of the stomach of James w.
Dennett,who was poisoned by drinking cider
from cask which formerly contained en-
Dalming fluid. A post mortem examination
VIII be held and coroners inquest will fol-
low. 1t is also probable that an inyestiga-
tion will be held to decide whether the
undertaken who sold the oask or the cider
maker is responsible for the boys death.
Mrs. bennett is improving. but net out of
| danger.
More Aid for Eastport.
BATH, Oct 22.-Fiye hundred and twenty
iive dollars was raised in this city today for
Eastport.
Teachers Meeting.
ELLSWORTH, Oct. 22.-The Hancock Coun-
ty Teachers Association opened here this
morning, Fred w. Foster, president. pre-
siding. One hundred and twenty teachers
were present. The following were the prin-
cipal exercises today:
Discussion-"Conduct Recitations,p opened
by Fred w Foster, Castine.
King, Ellsworth. "
One on the same subject by DR.. Philbrool Of
Castine. -
A. Phillips, Ellsworth
=, Teaching Exercise-"Language,, Miss Mary T..
Hughes Castine -
Paper-'".Readng by the Word Method,Y Miss
+. nj. Smith, Sullivan.
u, Primary Reading" Miss Mary w.
Address-non N. A. Luce, Augusta
Boston's Aid to Eastport.
BosroN, Oct. 22.-The Eastport relief
fund In this city to date aggregates 81, ,431 81.
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ON THE TURF.


the Lawrence Riding Park this afternoon
were well contested. The summaries follow:
~ -atrpcrr COON
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A School Wrecked.

DUBLIN, Oct. 22.-The National school at
Cahermurphy. West Clare, was wrecked last
night by unknown parties. The teacher had
admitted to the school children of boycotted
citizens in spite of warning notices posted in
public
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Farmers, lnstItutaa

The Maine Board Of Agriculture Is ar
ranging Tor Its annual series Of Farmers
Institutes, to be held this autumn and the
coming winter. The following appolntments
have been made:
potln masnsson, & az Princeton. Oct 2s
wsido ~ Monros. 1o'sh DoFef''.. ''........~....Nov 3
Araostoot M uoni,c,. Nov
1roossoOE' at blaine 10 10
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Loss Of a Despatch Boat.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-The British despatch
boat Imogene, was wrecked at Gallipoli dur
ing the present gale. She was at the time
proceeding from Constantinople to Salonica,
from where she was to have conveyed Sir
William White, the newly appointed British
minister to Turkey to Constantinople The
crew was saved. The mogene was an iron
Yacht of ago tons
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The Steamer Anchoria.

ST. JOHNS, n. f., Oct. 22.-The Anchor
Line steamship Ethiopia has arrived here
with new shaft for the Anchoria. The
Anchoria's passengers will be transferred to
the Ethiopia Tomorrow. All are well on
board of both vessels.
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The silver Dollar Certificates.

1t is estimated at the Treasury that the ul-
innate issue of the new one and two dollar
silver certificates may aggregate $4,000, 900,
and of the 50 silver certificates $60,000,000
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The Democrats have nominated Leopold
Morse Of Boston for Congress.
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The Illness Of the czarewitch.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 22.-The illness of
the Czarewitch was first noticed five years
ago, when he began to suffer from heart dis
ease, epileptic attacks and rheumatism. The
only physician who had the courage to tell
the truth was Professor Hoffman. who was
thereupon made the victim Of the furious
rage Of the Gar. and has not since been con
suited. The patients symptoms have grad
suffering from complication of affections
Of the lungs.
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Mean daily barr, 20. 81 Maximum ther. ..62.O
Mean daily ther. .5O.9 Minimum ther. $50
Mean daily DIV pt.3 35.4 Max. vel. wind 10 SW
Mean daily hun... ..57.O Total precip., o
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
(0ct. 22, 1886, 1000 P. NJ
Observations taken at the same moment Of time
at all stations
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Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31
SHE FOUND HIM.

Some daYs ngo mention was made IN the
EAGLE about lady arriving in this city ac-
companiei by two children in search of a
truant husband She found him yesterday
under what she considered very suspicious
circumstances She called at a boarding
house on Main street near Central avenue.
and an inquiry revealed tbs fact that he was
al the house She was conducted to his room
and Immediately commAiced giving hiin her
mind on the WAY She had been treated by
him. Che told him of her persistent efforts
TO find where he was, and made such dis
play of word, rs to call the attention of ldrs.
Downs, who is proprietress of the house. Her
appearance into the room 50 enragcd her
that She intimntcd 10 her husband that he had
left her with the intention Of paying his re-
spects TO Mrs. Downs and no longer provide
for his lawful WIFE, This insinuation called
forth blows from tine lady whose character
had been assaulted and u general knock
down and hair pulling ensued
Hr Benncr stood by and made no attempt
10 separate the two, but let them fight it out,
The row ended leaving Mrs Benner in a de
cidedly nlutilated condition and her asSailant
was queen of the ranch. She received several
injuries hut none pronounced OF a serious
nature
After n time Mrs Downs detailed Mr.. Ben
ner TO take his wife out OF that section and he
moved il that direction He conducted
Ecr and his children to another boarding
house in the city and left them, returning to
bis cid headduarters
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31
THE EAGLES rArRoSYM1c.

A short time ago we made mention OF the
launching Of the hull Of new steamboat
that was designed by its projector Messrs.
S. W. Bailey and F. s. Dennis, as pleasure
boat for the Little Arkansas. Yesterday
representative of this paper, thinking IL
about time for the BIRDS namesake 10 nave
received the finishing touches, repaired 10
the boats moorings little below the foot OF
Pine street, to inspect her and give some fnr-
ther details of her various appointments
The reporter found the affable Capt. Bailey
in communicative mood and willing to CON
duct him around, about, over and through
the miniature floating palace, which the Eagle
will be VIII en- fully completed and furnished.
The boat is constructed after a perfect
model: is As feet in length, II feet beam anu
1si5 feet over all. and has four feet depth oi
hold The machinery, which consists OF
vertical engine of the RuHsey make, st.
Louis. injector etcetera, is all first-class; the
boiler having undergone the marine test OF
3oO pounds OF steam. Tho motive power Is
placed aInidship and IS connected lIhiiiedl-
atcly with the sbafting and Wheels at iae
sides. The r,idder cables viii be m2nipuie-
ted from a rudder wheel forward ofthe engine
room In order that She may pass nntier the
bridges that span the river the boat is pro
yi!ed with a jo;nted snokestacii and jack
STAFF
The broad guards afford an ample promo
made and seating from the gangway alt
3 a. i
freshmcnt saloon that VIII be kept supplied
with confectionery and refreshments. The
ladies' cabin is situate aft the engine room
midway of the boat; ii is to be fitted up III
roval style. the seats to be upholstered, floor
laid with finest Brussels carpet, the walls ana
ceiling frescoed, decorated and furnished
WITH large plate mirrors. A superb organ
VIII also occupy place in the ladies CABIN
FOR the entertainment Of music loving pass'n-
gers and excursion parties.
The Eagles carrying capacity will be $50
messengers: she has borne l15 md did not
seem to be half loaded.
The owners OF the Eagle, who planned and
built the boat, and who VIII personally man
age it, propose to run the boat from land
ing jus, above the TT. Scott railroad trestie
to point opposite the fair grounds during
the shooting tournament next week, and this
trip on the river will add much to the pleas
ures of that interesting occasion.
The witching pleasure steamer Eagle sits
upon the water with the grace of swan,
and when under weigh she walks the waters
like a thing Of life.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31
:. :. INsTiTUT Tls.


The f7!.oGinS is the program OF q Sunday
School institute 10 be held at Wesley Chapel
N. L. church, seven miles northeast # The
city, next Tuesday and wednesday, August
;rd and ith:
First day, 1000 a IN, The Program Of a
Model Sunday School-Rey \. i. Harmon.
The Difficulties we Meet in Sunday Schooi
Woril-Rcv Noah Asher
Two o'clock p. M, The Sunday School
Teachor-Ruy Z. c. Beach.
Preparation and Teaching of the Lesson
Rev j. " Anderson.
Obligations of Church Members to the Sun
iay School--Rey s McKibbeD.
Eight o'clock p m, lecture; subject, The
Dujy of the Church TO the Children Rev T.
&C. Beach
Second day, 900 a m, The Normal Glass
Drill-Rev. j. W. Anderson.
The Use and Abuse of Lesson Leavts-Rcv
j. ID. Woods
Sunday School Literature-Rev. n. Z.
Harmon
Two o'clock p IN, Sunday School Music
Rev. S. McKibben
Reviews and How to Conduct Them-G E.
Meeker Esq
Childrens Mass Meeting Rev J. d. Bot
kin l.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31
NOT ~ ICIDE..

The Beacon thought it had stumbled on tc
an item sure enough the other day when il
heard that Mr.. II. A. Broka1 had LETT th,
town without informing some one Of its rep
roscntatiycs that he was going 10 leave. II
was sure he had committed suicide or he had
tool, the crarup or something else while bath
ing in the river and nov filled a watcry
grave Oh, terrible, terribleM
\ gentleman showed IN EAGLE reporter n
letter last evening that Mr. Brokaw had writ
ten after the Beacon. ..hai issued its first edi-
ton ot his obituary He was then In Mus
kogec, Indian Territory, and said he was
going from tllHs TO Dallas. Texas. lie stated
that he would return to this city i'll few
days, and when he does, no doubt h. viii be
surprised to hear OF his sudden demise.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31
PERSONAL

M. A Carivan, city clerk Of Clearwatel
was in the city yesterday and called.
Mrs II. c. Lois, of ST. Joseph, No. il
visiting her daughter Mrs. G. s. Vreeland.
Mr.. H. c. Wilson, of st. Louis, in COM
pany with NJ. L. Carver called last evening
Mr.. Hess, of the Manhattan clothing
company, is back on a visit to New Yorl
City.
Mrs D. B. Herman returned last evening
from visit of some weeks to Baltimore ant
New York City.
Mr.. J. NJ McCiintock arrived from New
ton Iowa, last evening where she has beer
visiting for some months.
Mr.. G. H. Blacfwelder and family left
last evening for visit to Hillsboro, III. Mr.
B. viii remain about one week, but his f.im
ily viii rot return for month
l. D. Skinner owing to Il press OF busi
ness was compelled to come to the city from
his cool retreat in Colorado for two OF thref
days but viii be off again tomorrow.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31

Or. \. I. Whiiiock, of Chico. Cal who ar
rived in the city short time since. viii sue
ceed his father, Dr.. +. W Whitlock. in the
practice of medicine In this place. His Office
viii be ii ll9 South Main street
Dr. +. W, Whidock, who re.ires from the
practice. viii leave i'll "a few days on Il recre-
ating tour of the west, and viii visit the
health aud pleasure resorts of Colorado and
California, lie expects TO return and re
sumo practice next year In speaking of the
departure Of DR.. \. T. Whitlock from Chico
the Record OF that city says:
Tomorrow morning Br. A. Whitlock viii
take his departure from Chico to dwell for a
period in Kansas, whittier h. goes To relieve
his father IL his practice, who desires rec
rpation for his health Dr. Whitlock has
made many friends during his sojourp in
Chico. and If ne i not carried away hy a cy-
clone and should conclude to return here af-
ter many days, viii iini friends t. welcome
HIM back
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31
COOP movE.

Hereafter. on aan,iay. probably. IL We can
get ready the Resident VIII he issued fsOm
the Fifth ward As soon a. this issue Is of
we begin TO move. hence shall shall issue no
pape- tomorrow tu; work ike sinners t. get
out on time on Monday evening. We have
secured the spacious roonis in the new brick
built by Mr. Garrison, Just over the bridge.
and while still being a city daily the PRINCIPAL
theme viii he the development Of the Fifth
ward. showing her many r-~ourccS, her i'm
pruvemen;s secured AMI advocating her ulti-
mate building up Of this part Of the city
whose advantage, being the peer of any, have
thus far lain dormant IN no small de-rse.
Ii Is the aim 20 make the Resident the only
entirely four page local paper OF the country.
ranging, in It's latitude the foar quarters of
the city. having the news entire in ii like the
trains in q union depot
For further particulars sec next issue
Evening Resident
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31
PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY.

\ paTtg oi the ronng friends Os Monte
aai Eva Dunbar gave them a very pleasant
surprise Thursday evening by s;og1aing their
home amid oUthursts OF merry laughter and
gladsorae Salutations. Among the i,es,igor,
were Dora Woods, Daisy Mason, Emma
Whitlock, Poarl Rogers. Ada Clifford. julia
Woods. Eva EldriGSe, Cecilia Whitlocll,
Cora McCollistor, Chester Mason. Harry Alb
beta, George Chatfield, Lloyd Elafidge,
Charlie Jones, DE Witt Stoyer. Homer Whit
lock and Fred Deoley. Tho occasion was a
iovoiis one 10 ali rlr..sl,t
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31
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REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERs.

The following are the real estate teaas'crs
recorded in The o.,ica OF register of deeds yes
serday:
y J. Dilday to Il Walter, lot /. blk -
Cheney. 500
H. Walter 20 \. J. Dilday, s Of se ! Il
PSI ". Sl.tn.
:. l.. Davidson 20 +. d. Caldwell. lot, ~
iga. Chisholm 81. lots los. i3d. Is, 81, Isl
III. Colwich st. rs Waco ave. -. a ~. 10,
4G Ia; Wichita II: sltl.
y. + Nie,lerlauder 10 + y. Farmer. lots
o6. IS Seneca 81. Njedcriandcr aid; S9s0
r Mccormack 10 II. II Davis. lot Ga
Chisholm st Si.,S0.
Z. Bleatsino,,a 10 J. Fecre, bag l15 faot
ID and 1sa IL ~ of - cor 4sA27-l. thence ~
I e u u fl w I51 II 2+s Il $50.
Nj Hope Town Co 70 L. ". kaRavel, lot
L. blk 4, Mt Hope s4a.
c. B. Barvise - F. t. Haycraft, lot i9>,
b,k Q. O3nle x Phillips add: SilA
Tptaf - 10
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31

We ara infnrrns-i that sEs3ne=ss .ots a
Ho5Itczsais for 7siirh SEQ WAS Tzsid a Few
weeks ago. have i-eu SOLD during ths lAs'
week for froaa si.Ss % sis;7, a rsTy good al
vance This NAs before fbe kfss5viosies a.
TIE electrical well vas promulgated Tlle
company gives a ry~ifi.rre bot Ia each hal.
tltsrk Il n suitable hosaSe j. ta.iif uroa Il 4
gsreval store cssJlhi Do ssne bgssiIss-s zEd :.
good hgsihiinS can b crscf.sd for that ps3r
I.o-e immediately The sSAsssieSfui csz-assve
proi-srties q the eie-trlcai well hli fair -
make NollteSzIusa TIE AaIlszss sa1ItsT1Fsin Il.
a short time and 10 ,.aEfle ihe valss- y prep.
erfy there IA thirty days eft
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31
OkC uESrkA-

Thomas Shaw Is working up one Q, the
best onchestras in the state having just add
ei Prof Alexander, from Illinois, cnrone;
player who is hard 70 equal. with the well
known Prof Saniford and Misnot. C. X.
Wait and son George as prcmpter. He also
has solo flute and piccalo player coming
from Chicago. When all together they VIII
number nine musicians, all firs.-class. when
Wichita can boast of ~ good an orchestra as
there is in the state. Consult or write TO
Thomas Hall when you want first-claS music.
Steinway hall
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31

Acre lots for sale in Stewards subdivision
one and half miles west Of Arkansas river
bridge, near Garfield University. the cheapest
and most desirable residence property in
Sedgwick county, terms easy. Enquire Of
\. I. Owen, at Hatton& & RuggleS, Office over
Wichita Natianai bank, or Baylcy, Bros. a
Co, liG North Market street dGOtf
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31
Something tha. our city is Thankful For

And that is there is at last one enterprising
firm known as the San Francisco Tea Com
pany of California who have opened a branch
store at 100 West Douglas avenue Gn Wm.
Polk's new buildingl where they are selling u
superior quality Of tea and delicious coffee
This company announce that they will for a
short time pack genuine diamonds set in solid
gold, also gold watches and other ieuelry in
the packages. Every can contains a souveni.
Give them call and purchase that article in
their line which we SO much enjoy. Price
one dollar each dGl-tf
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31
a BROKEN PRESS.

1t is entirely unnecessary, no doubt, tc
mention the fact that broken press nc
counts for the old form % the EAGLE tEi.
and yesterday morning. y very small and
insignificant key dropped ont Of its place
This displaced a vibrating rod, which in turn
came into collision with an eccentric cam
and the resiil. was broken casting \ du-
plicate was telegraphed for, but we hope TO
have it temporarily mended 50 that by to-
morrow morning the eight page form viii be
out, otherwise it might be several days be-
fore the damage can be made good. The ac-
cident was one OF those unforeseen happen
ings for which nobody probably was to
blame
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31

A reporter called at the Office Of Terry &
Dumont yesterday and found them drawing
plans and Specifications for boiler pump
house for Mr. j. Jones, who has the contiac!
for furnishing Dodge City with water.
They are also making drawings for new
residence for Dr. \. NJ F. Mccullough which
will be located on Fourth avenue, between
Third street and Central avenue.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31

The Pumpello Boat club just organized,
with Murray Meyers as captain and Jas.
Daley e. cockswain, viii be ready for the
summer campaign in a few days. The club
viii erect their boat houses On the Little
river, and expect to have a number of souls
and fancy row-hoats in from the east shortly.
E,alah
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31

At the Ladies Bazaar for the next ten days
they viii sell goods at cost. 1ney must gn
az anv price. as they VIII change location and
must close out the entire stock before doin.,
81. You viii find hosiery. gloves. handker-
chiefs, collars aud cuifs. ladiss aud children
muslin goods iower han ever before sold in
tbs city Don't forget the place bat give u
a call at ShaH music store. Main street
t!sz3-St MRs LIZZIE Ellis
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31

Do y0u want q piano oT oTEanf | have &
largo stock af the hsst Hiaks., -sICh asSIe- xey
Bros. Steinvay Hhil.ft Il CoInstou, Finer
~on. MathIsrhsSrk and other pianos Estay.
Sinl,,ail Mason & HanIiin organs. 's-in l..
glad to duplicate any eastern price yoH can
get / have the go<-is to show you and XIII
pat them IN you- FaFlors- Your interest :
mine TaoS SHAw
sls3lt S.einway Hal ~ Man :.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31
the Tr,ve,ine Public and Patrons Of the

To the Travelling Public and Patrons of the
Frisco Line.
Commencing Tuesday. 18th inst the frista
line viii establish daily Pullman sleeping car
line between Springfield, No, and Halstead.
kas.. ou trains leayinE Wichita nt 90 y. m,
and arriving az G.:a a. iii This service. IN
addition to the Pullman line, tha; are now
established on trains arriving at Wichita at
5.',l = III. an3 departing at 9s-sss a m.
y. NIsHAgT. +. u. RUSSELL.
Gen Pass ACt Gen Western Agt
St Louis No Wichita kas
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31
! Gard TO the Public.

Bolot.i q Porcasi have telcgraphed to Chi
cago for three more BARRIERS, the very best
that could be found IN the city at very larg,
salaries. They win add one more chair tc
accommodate the public without long and
tedious waiting
Remember that we have all the facilities to
do iirst-class work. as we have all the con
veniences that could be found III lirst-clas:
shop.
We thank the public in general for past
favors, and remain yours with respect.
As we have made our home here, We
hope that the public viii continue to give u,
their kind patronage.
d-G0tf BCUETTI a FORECAST
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31

The Eagle cornice works was yesterday
awarded the contract for doing all the tin
and cornice work for the new county jail for
Barber county, at Medicine. This, with
their local contracts for finishings for the
Biting, Stewart and Hodson-Aldrich-Jo
blocks, aud other smaller buildings will give
the Eagle folks about what they can chin for
awhile
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31

| Judge Ben Kemp, distinguished citizen
OF the Chickasaw Nation was married last
Sunday to Mrs T. c. Price, formerly of Den
| nison, Texas. The groom is candidate for
attorney general Of the Chckasaw Nation.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31

Sash Weights.

From three to ten pounds each at ST. so per
suo pounds discounts on large orders Wich
tia Foundry, south of Ft. S. & w. r. r.
depot, X. Mcfarland, Proprietor.
lti,-l ly.,sSr
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31

The San Francisco Tea Co. III Wes.
Douglas avenue. announce that today Sat
urdayi viii be the Indies day and they viii
place in the cans Of tea and coffee an extra
amount Of watches and genuine diamonds
aiso money and other valuable presents.
Give them a call Price one dollar each dfS3tf
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31

Choice residence lots in Hiutens addition
Large fruit and shade trcsS oniy thrse
blocks from Douglas avenEe. One ami half
alocks froza the Third ward school ho1-.
Fer Sale cheap. oIsa-shini cash. balance on
time at per cent interest. Apply s,on as
they VIII not i-e long on the market T. :
Haafv sI5s4ff
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31

Parties contemplating attending the va
rious excursions will do well to call at the
Wichita Trunk Factory, No l25 West Doug
las avenue and provide themselves with q
nice trunk, valise, sachel or hand basket
i11-tf
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31

Ny No. $50 shirt made of Wamsutta mus
lin and fine linen bosom, six for $1,000 with
initials. Guaranteed to fit perfect. ''Hull'
shirt maker and furnisher. Noble block.
lsf
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31

Dr. McBurnie, the well known physician,
stepped into the store of the San Francisco
Tea company last evening, and found gen
tlemans solid gold hunting case watch in a
can of tea which he had purchased. See list
of fortunate purchasers in another column.
4
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31
CUPID IN THE TERRITORY.

July 3sth, by Roy ". L. Harmon at hi
residence on North Topeka ave, Oliver Beebe
and Mis-, Matte Parscns, both Of this city.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31

S. L. Davidson & Co, can make youH,
loan on city property quicker and cheaper
than anyone else. Call and see them, rear
room of Citizens bank building d55 I'm
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-31

We hare the a-sssscy for the af-gve uzs,zzsza
press brirk AMI can furnish shszn 90 sAsxt ,ss.-
tic.. 10 any cCsstraef.r or b9isier The f.~1
brick in the n-arkss fIsr Fice fsoazts * build
irsgs- Call ssa daekeE a. jackson. cr<nr q!
Fourth and loezylss axszsues- or II. Water
street. sd<,sx