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THE PARADE.

The Procession will form and move promptly
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. No delay will be allowed.
Organizations expecting to march in the
places designated must be on the ground before
the column moves. otherwise they will lose
their positions and fall in the rear.
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ECZEMA.

l gratefully acknowledge Il cure OF Eczema,
or Salt Rheum, on head, neck, face, arms and
legs for seventeen years; rot able to walk ex-
cept on hands and knees for one year not able
OF remedies; doctors pronounced my ease hope
less: permanently cured by the CUTICURA
, REMEDIES. WILL MCDONALD,
25i2 Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ill.
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Overture, First Artillery Band.
Grand Marshars introduction of the President
of the Day, HON. EUGENE J. ca EGORY.
Prayer by the Chaplain, REV. FATHER
GRACE.
Reading of the Declaration of Independence,
HON. c. L. JONES.
Music-First Artillery Band.
Original Poem-RALPH TURNER. Read by
MISS MARIE c. FULLER.
Oration-GENERAL G.. a. JOHNSON.
Song" America"-by the audience, standing.
led by the First Artillery Band.
Benediction.
All citizens are respectfully requested to deco
rate their homes and places of business, espe-
cially with national colors.
1t is positively prohibited to fire bombs, fire.
crackers or other explosives while the column
is passing. The police will enforce this order.
Those not here assigned to place in the line
will be given positions by application to The
Chief of Staff.
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DIVISION MARSHALS and their Aids-de-
Camp will be on the ground where their divis
ions will form at o'clock A. NJ. sharp.
AIDS-DE-CAMP to Grand Marshal must report
promptly in front of the main entrance of the
State Capitol at o'clock a. NJ, mounted and
ready for orders.
OFFICERS OF THE DAY and invited guests
are requested to assemble at the Golden Eagle
Hotel at 9 O clock A. VI. prompt.
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FIRST DIVISION.

Marshal-BERT KIDDER.
Aids-de- Camp-Charle W. Meir, Howard KIM
brough W. II. Katzenstein.
Brigadier-GeneraI T. w. Sheehan, commanding
Fourth Brigade, and staff.
First artillery Band
First Regiment of Artillery, Colonel John W.
Guthrie commanding.
National Allegorieal Car Goddess of Liberty.
Canton No. J., Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows, ". II. Sherburn, Commanding.
Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias, Thomas
Stevens. Commanding.
Conclaye No. 10. Knights of Sherwood Forest,
n. Harvey, Commanding.
Society of the Veterans OF the Mexican War.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal-Ira A. ROBBIE
Aids-dc-CRmp = Robert j. Oullahan, ". ".
Douglas, B. 5. Taylor.
Roseville Band.
Compagnia Bersaglieri, Societa Italiani, Captain
Joseph Di Sano, Commanding. (Act
ing as escort to the G. A. r.
Sumner Post, No. 3, G. A. r., W. y. Maydwell,
Commander.
Warren Post, No. 81, G. A. R., c. ". Wallace,
Commander.
Fair Oaks Post, No 40, G. y. R., E. B. oster.
Commander.
Sons of Veterans, ]. L. Robinette Commander.
Allegorical Car, Seal OF the State of Califor-
MIA
Sacramento Society of Caledonians
DR.. w. W. Light, Special Aid for Pioneers.
Sacramento Society Of California Pioneers, T. S.
Lawson. President.
Special Aid-de-Camp.
Allegofical Car, "eutter Fort i'll 1919
Officers of the Day.
Mayor Eugene J. Gregory President
C. w
General G.. A. Johnson orator
Hon. q. 1.
Miss Marie Fuller..-..........-.--- ...-..foetess
City and County ofieials-Invited Guests.
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". 4. SHERBURN.
AUG tioneer.
SALESROOM, 323 K STREET.
REGULAR sALE5DAYs,
TUESDAYS And FRIDAYS

sS- Owing to tho great
Increase in my Aucdor
business, have ~e'
mined to close GU A.
vate sale all of my arse
stock of CROCxERN-
w ARE, GLASS WARE.
CUTLERY. ETC.. etc.
rS~ Bedrock prices on
Plates, Cups and Saucers.
Goblsts. Fruit Dishes, He
tel Ware, in fact every
thing in the above line.
Call and get bargains.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THIRD DIVISION.

THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal-EDWARD 4. AULL.
Aides-de- Camp-William Z. Loydal, Robert E.
Montgomery, James Se6dler.
Hussar Band.
Fire Commissioners.
Sacramento Fire Department-Chief Engineer
NJ. O'Meara Assistant Engineer,
H. A. Guthrie.
Allegorical Car, Northern California on the
Wave of Prosperity"
Allegorical Car, Public Schools
Grand Trades Display
Citizens in Carriages.
REGATTA.
At o'clock p. NJ. sharp there will be a Re-
gatta on the Sacramento River, to consist Off
First-A Gentleman's Skiff Race.
Second-A Sailing Race.
Thi d-A Ladies Skiff Race.
Fourth-A Washtub Race.
FIREWORKS.
The day will conclude with a grand display
OF Fireworks, excelling anything heretofore
seen in sacramento. under the personal super
vision of Mr.. HENRY FISHEk. The display
will be in rear of the State Capitol.
By order of the Ora d MARSHAL
PE.RIE KEwEN, Chief of staff. IB.C.l je3o
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ORDER OF PROCESSION.

Advance of Mounted Police TIMOTHY LEE,
Chief.
Sacramento HussarS, mounted - CAPTAIN
FRANK RUHSTALLER commanding.
Escort to the Grand Marshal and Staff
GRIND Marshal. RICHARD ii. NORTON.
(Colors-Crimson and Gold
Chief of taff...............PERRIE KEWEN,
(Colors-Yellow and Gold)
Assistant Marshals
f. b. WILLIS. ....................W i, MILLER
(Colors-Gold.)
Division MarshaIs.
BERT. KIDDER, IRA A. RABIE, Ed
WARD a. AULL.
(Colors-Red and Gold,)
Aids de-C Camp.
(COlorS, Blue and Silver.)
Edward Van Alstine, C. H Todd,
J. GraSsman, George L. Figg,
James G. Kelly, George Miller,
Charles Hack, George Newman
Walter w. Greer, 5. L. Richards,
John Gruhler, George Clark,
Charles W Mier, George Il. Clark,
Robert uawley, G. L. Simmons, Jr,
Frank Hickman J. NJ. Morrison,
A J. Wilson, W. ID. Knight,
Fred EuoX, William Parsons,
Charles L. aurnham, James R Fenton.
WilliCm HuntoOn, s. h. Greene,
FraLk B. Smith, J. b. Stevens,
Joseph Z. Supelveda, L. Y. Maslin,
X. ". HickhIott, William Osborn.
E S. Campbell, Charles HerZog,
Frank Grswold, John Platt,
Al Hurney, Thomas Fox,
J. O. Funston, James Seadler,
Joseph Hill, G.. S. Marshall.
W. A. Potter Mort Iindley,
Henry Toll f. l.. White,
II. Brown, l.. keeber,
W. Geary, W. F. McCracken,
Edward Frazier, C. L. Hollister,
G. G.. Pickett, J. W. Jennings,
Frank HOLSTER, II. ". Carroll,
Z. B Heath, f. 7. Johnson,
ID. a. Lindley, Ellis Kilgore,
Win J. Davis w. K. FeteT,
o. w. Erlewine Charles Cooley,
G.. S. Fisher, Howark Kimhrough,
Benjamin Leonard, Charles n. Post,
Fred Ray, Victor Is. Hartley,
Robert Richardson, o. A. Loydal
George c. Sherman, Frank l.. Gray,
l.. w. Mahonev, John #. Ramage,
Prentice Smith, Jr., II. C, Wood,
G.. T. Milliken, A J. buchanan
Harry Crouch. Charles Eldred,
William Nixon, Harry Thorp,
William f. Lovdal. Dwight NJ. ..ngier,
William A. Johnston Scott Ennis,
Milton Halsey, Robt. +. Montgomery
Mi ton Harlow, Harry c. Iraynor,
G.. A. Dorsey. J. K. Taylor,
C. T. Hack, Jr., w. w. Douglas
C. C. Goode Oscar Chalmers,
Vim. NJ. Sims Robt. b. Oullahan
Paul r. Sims, Richard Moore,
z. B. Fountain, w. F. Drew,
Fred Schmitt j. Pearson
r. NJ. Leitch, J. n. Payne,
G.. 4. Leitch, Z. 4. Leitch,
Aug GustafsOn, Charles Morton,
John Walsh, Jay K. Brown.
Samuel Katzenstein, w. II. Katzenstein,
J..W. Hughes, J. G. Moore,
]. C. Krumb, J. c. German,
NJ. J. O'Reilly, J. J. OConnor.
I. NJ. Msdeley, f. F. Duden.
Edward Hilbert, Warren Doan
John Riley, Joseph J. Guth,
A.. j. Muir, N. G. Pike,
Charles Deterding, II. l.. Williamson.
Ernest CANNON, Hartley kerehival,
Dan stevens. Joseph Graham.
j. J. Campbell Wm. sherman.
William Ming, Vim. Mclaughlin
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcURA, Soc: Soar,
Csc; REsoLvENT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass.
RS-Send for " How to Cure Skin Diseases" "a
pages, so illustrations, aud 100 testimonials.
RLRYiS Skin and seaIr preserved and beautI.
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NOTICE.

L OR THE ACCOMMODATION OF THE PUB
{ lie, the County Assessor office will be open
for the payment of Personal and Polltax until
O'Clock THIS Saturday EVENING.
1t LB. CT A. L. FROST. County ASSESSOR
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UNITARIAN SERVICE.

A I PIONEER HALL, SUNDAY AT II A. NJ
N Subject of discourse THE Main Signif-
canoe of Our National Anniversary" Appro-
pirate music will be rendered It's
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Pioneers!-Your regular monthly meet
ing will be held THIS Saturday EVENING,
June 30th. p. S. LAWSON, President
JOHN s. MILLER, Secretary. lt%
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TIE TOWN OF TRAvER.

With population of about Loco, is in
Iulare county, on the main line of the
Southern Pacific Railroad, five miles south
of the fresno county line and four miles
south of Kings river By rail to San
Francisco it is 2S3 miles, and to Los An
geles 249 miles. The growth of the town
dates from April, 1884, when the first pub
lie sale Of lots was held, a tent at that
time afording the only shelter in the Vi
cinity. A fine depot was the first building
erected, and which was quickly followed
by the building of mercantile and business
structures.
THE MERCANTILE BUsINESS
Is considerable-much mere than is usual
in places of corresponding size-and is
embraced in four well-siocked general
merchandise stores, with grocery, hard
ware, drug, millinery, etc, additional.
There are four warehouses, with storage
capacity Of 10000 tons, one of which is SO
feet wide and 500 feet long. On the
bank of the 76 canal is fine Touring
mill, with capacity OF thirty barrels per
day. arranged to run by water power
or steam, as may be desired, and the steam
planning mill and machine shops, where
mill-work is turned out There is also a
wagon-n1alIing establishment, patent
wire-paliRg fence business and several
blacksmith shops. There are also two
livery stables and three so-called hotels.
besides the usual complement of restaur.
ants, lodging houses, real estate firms, bar
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, OFFlCE............4o2 J STREET
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NEW ADVERTISER \ MIS-

U. s. Government Chemist
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The Verdict Unanimous.

W. d. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind,
testities: II can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Ev-
cry bottle sold has given relief in
every case. One maj took six bottles,
and was cured of Rheumatism of 10
years standing" Abraham Hare,
druggsist, Bellville, Ohio, atfirms: ''The
best selling medicine l have ever hand
led in my 20 years experience, is
Electric Bitters." Thousands of others
have added their testimony, SO that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bit
tiers do cure all diseases of the Liver,
Kidneys OF Blood. Only a half dollar
a bottle at Thibodaux Drug Store.
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PERSONALS.

w. E. Howell, Esq. of the Assump-
ton bar was in town last Thursday,
attending to some legal business.
Hon. Clay Knobloch made a flying
business trip to New Orleans during
the week.
Mr.. D. B. Ellis, of Bayou L'Ours,
Assumption parish, passed through
town during the week on his way to
Napoleonville.
Mcssrs. j. P Telotte, Of Terrebonne
parish, and A. j. Moss, of Lafayette,
visited our town this week on railroad
business.
Mr.. Richard Hay, on the completion
of his session AS teacher of the Ariel
school, al assigned to the Livaudais-
Ledet school at Harang's Canal. He
has commenced his work at his new
field of labor, and is giving satisfac-
ton to the patrons of the school.
That old and experienced teacher,
Prof. John Dolese, has taken charge
of tire Brule-Guillot school, his term
at St. Vincent having expired. Our
friends at the Brule are to be congratu-
lated OIL having such a capable instruc-
tor for their children as Prot. Dolese
is known to be.
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TAN SALES.
The State Of Louisiana Us. Delin.
quent Tar Debtors.
Parish of Lafourche.

By virtue of the authority vested III me by
the constitution and laws or the state OF Lon
isiana, will sell, a. the principal front ,tls,r
of the courthouse IN whlcf the Civil District
Court of said parish is neld. within the legal
hours for judicial sales. beginning at IL
O'clock a. III. on
SATURDAY. THE It'll DAY OF JULY, 1888.
and continuing. on each succeeding day. until
said safes are completed, All iniiiIovaaie pro-
perty on which taxes are now due to the
State OF Louisiana and parish ot Latonrche,
to enforce collection OF the taxes assessed in
the year 1888. at the rate OF one per cent. per
mouth until paid. and AL costs.
The names Of said delinquent taxpayers.
the amount Of taxes due by each on the as
sessnent of said year and the immovable pro-
perry assessed 10 each to DC offered tor sale,
are IS follows. to-wit
FELIX. ETIENNE. a certain tract of
land in Baton PiIoa, containing about
IS acres. -.---.-----s@2 ~
SAGET. JULIEN. Est. y certain tract
III rand ad accent to town. bounded Dv
lands Of .. Conlan ana john Taylor,
containing ABOUT , acres --.-.--..--. 5 10
TAYLoR. NELSON. One FOR and build
in. in ~Lon.ueViIie. between isaratarit
street aud lands OF La.ar,ia and Bourg 6 Ill
Another lct III square NJ. ]. between
Lafourcne AMI Halataria streets.... 80
Another lot. bounded by Earataria Ca
nal, Foret and Long and Penouiih.--. | 90
On said 1ayI viii sell such portions OF said
prosperity rs eactl debtor Will point cut, and in
case the debtor Will not point out sufficient
| property. / will at once and without further
delay. sell tie Last quantity ol said property
Of any debtor. wl.:"h any bidder will bay for
| the amount OF the taxes. interests and costs
due by said debtor.
The sale will DE without appraiscment. for
cash. in legal teader money Of tAe United
States. ana the property sold shall be re-
deemable at any time lor til. space Of one
year. by paying the price given. with twenty
per cent. and costs and penalty added.
Z. 4. LORIO.
Sheriff, Parish OF Laiourche.
Thibodaux, La, June l6, 1885,.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Twentieth Judicial District.

1t is ordered that the terms of court as al
ready established III this district be con-
tinued. and that Judge Taylor Beattie will
hold the term of court as already fixed and
established for him to preside over, and that
Judge Waiter Guion will hold the terms of
court heretofore presided over by Judge Kno-
bloch except, however, that the term of
court 20 be held in the parish OF Assumption
on the first Monday OF March Of each gear
will be presided over by Judge Guion. and
the term of court to be held in the same par
ish on the first Monday of May of each year
Will be presided over by Judge Beattie.
1t is further ordered that the judges may
interchange. or serve one for the other, when
ever they NAV so decide. in accordance with
the rules actually established.
1t is further ordered that the Jury Com
miss;oners il the parish of Assumption sh all
be the following named persons:
w. F. Himel. Leon Lemual, Frank Berge-
ron and Joseph A. Dalleres.
And the Jury Commissioners in the parish
Of L4atourcle shall be:
Hudson w. Tabor, Cleophas Lagarde, Ern-
est Roger and Oscar Lepine.
Let this order he spl cad upen the minutes
of the court i'll the parish OF L-afourche and a
duly certified copy thereof furnished by the
clerk Of the district court for the parish OF
Laiourche. te be made out aud forwarded 10
the Clerk ot the district court OF Assumption.
| who Will likewise spread the same upon the
/ mirute book Of ;te ,otJet.
Let this order lac published il accordance
with Jaw
Done IN chalmers this sua day of june.
lSSS.
>feneaH Y&YI.GR RE.ATTIE.
WAITER GUiON.
.fUd1es Twentieth District.
Filed june 2. 1881
~tsignedi j. W. kEOBLOCH.
Clerk.
f~sA true cow: Test Clerks Office
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SESSION.
TOWN HALL,
ThibOdaux, La, june 20. 1888.

A|S
The Council for the town of Thibodaux
met this day iii special session at 10 a: III.
Present l. ID. Moore, Mayor: and Trustees
Bergeren. Cherault. Iorio, Roth and Wright.
Absent: Trustee CARTS.
The reading OF the minute. OF last session
was dispensed with.
The Mayor explained the object of the
meeting, which he said was for the purpose ot
consulting with the Council in regard TO the
purchase of paving bricks, and. after reading
several letters which he had received con-
cerIlng this matter and Which quoted prices,
the following resolution was read and on
motion duly seconded, adopted:
Resolved. That tbs Mayor be and he is
hereby authorized and empowered to pur-
chase froni 5. Jamison's Sou, of the city OF
New Orleans, 50.949 paving bricks ut 4 rate
not exceeding SIS per thousand delivered liz
IIlbodauX, payment thereof TO be made Jan.
/, 1889, OF as the Council may determine.
Yeas-Berseron, Caerault, Lorio, Roth and
Wright.
~Nays-None.
The Mayor stated to the Council that com.
plants had been made to him that certain
persons were III the habit of committing
malicious mischief and disturbing the public
peace at night, and he said that us he was
determined to stop such practices and to
punish to the fullest extent OF the law ali
midnight law-hreakcrs and disturbers OF the
peace who would ue brought before him. he
| suggested that the Connect authorize him tt
offer q reward tor the detection and convic-
ton of any such person Or persons " here
upon Mr.. Lor1o moved that ii reward not ex
cetdine so BE oi4etcd 1aI the detection an.
conviction OF any Itls3. o. persons Wn(
have recently Committed OF who my here
alter commit. breaches Of the peace or an,
manner OF malicious mischief i'll the night
time within the limits vi the town.
There beng no further business the Council
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The town authorities have just re-
ceived four carloads of paving bricks
with which they propose to continue
tle &y,tel4 Of sidewalkS now existing
here, and which IS the admiration OF
all visitors. We heartily commend
the progressive and enlighted public
spirit manifested by our municipal
government in promoting everything
Which tends to the convenience of the
citizens and the Improvement of the
streets.
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, The work on the courthouse is COM
pleted. so far rs TIE outside is concern
ed. and the building now presents an.
imposing anti monumental appearance
IN keeping with the purpose to which
il is dedicatsl. The interior and the
openings are now being painted by
that expert house painter. Nh. Richard
Bourgeois. When finished. it will be
al ornament to the town and parish
aud well worthy Of a visit by any one
coming among us for business or plea
sure.
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We return our thanks to Master X.
J. Braud. the youngest son of Melville
Brand, Esq, for an invitation to at
tend the cOWmencement exercises OF
the Soule Commercial College, at Cru
newald Opera House, to-day at II
O'Clock. Master B. is one of the gradu-
ates in the commercial department.
We congratulate him upon the success
full issue of his studies.
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The SENTINEL acknowledges the re-
ceipt of an invitation to attend the
grand ball for the benefit OF NaPo-
leonvillr Fire Co. No. /, on June %.
1t reached here too late for us to have
attended. but 40 doubt the young
folks never noticed our absehee. Next
time we might he there.
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On motion of Mr.. p. E.. Lorio. duly second
ed, the clerk of the council was requested to
notify the president of Protector Fire Co. No.
= that said company had failed to make to
the Council the written monthly report as to
the condition Of the Silsby steamer placed in
its care by the the Council, required by Ordi-
nance No. 90.
There being no further business the Coun
Gil then adjourned.
I. p. MOORE. Mayor.
H. L. B~oUDREAUx. Clerk.
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IT would be a'good plan if the cor
no,atiou laborer would visit all the
crossings Of the town i'll wet weather
for the purpose of clearing away the
mud which is always deposited there
from passing vehicles. This move
would be greatly appreciated by every
one and by none o. than by the
fair sex.
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The old shanty at the corner of st.
pbilip and ThibodauX streets is still
standing. an cyesore and a nuisance to
the inhabitants OF the town. Every
other building on that block has been
improved, and it is il pity that the
shantv should remain as Il monument
of unprogressiyeness.
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The prospect for a fine rice crop is
excellent and we have reason to hope
that it viii bring good prices.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. Springer has lately built a new
fence on the front OF her lot Oh Jack
son street.
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The Str. parnell met with an acct
dent and was laid Up TIVE or three
DAYS. undergoing repairs.
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The Jail is now receiving a coat OF
cement on the outside, similar to the
one given the courthouse.
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\ large deposit OF sand has formed
in the canal near the Hume, and in the
course of time will be. utilized for the
raising of the grade of the streets.
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Nh. VIC. Raglan is putting up a new
stallc Oh the site of the old one, which
was torn d0wn to make room for the
new structure.