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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-12
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
A Well Known coIored Man Il
Burned to Death
WHILE IN AN EPILEPTIc FIT,
The Distressing Story that Comes
from Liberty DistrIct-Tho HaF-
rowing Details OF a Fatal
Accident Thursday Night.

News Was received in the city yesteF,
day morning about II o'clock Of a hor-
rble death by burning that took place
the night before, Thursday, in Liberty
district, this county, away up in the
northwest corner near the Pennsylvania
state line, The details OF the affair,
many Of which can only be Imagined,
are terrible,
Tho victim was Oscar Campbell, q
single colored man, aged about as. He
worked on the farm OF George Rice, a
well known farmer OF the county, where
he has been employed ornearly twenty
six years past, living by himself In a
small cabin on the Rice farm, He was
subject to epileptic fits, but heretofore
has never been known to have a severe
1T or receive any serious injury while In
those unfortunate conditions, The sup
nosition Is that one Of those fits came
upon him while he was in his house by
himself Thursday night and that he fell
into the fire,
The shock thus produced Is supposed,
Judging from the appearances OF the
room, TO have brought the poor man to
his senses, but only to meet with death
in It's most horFiiying form, His panta.
oons must have been about brrned off
when he realized his condition, Finally
no must have sank exhausted into q
chair and slowly roasted to death as the
Gre consumed the rest Of his clothing,
The floor was burned considerably, and
the back OF the chair in which he fell
was burned almost to a crisp. The man,
in his agony, pulled at one roasted
hand, and the skin came off like
u glove, bringing the nails with It,
The failure Of Campbell to appear yes
terday morning caused some one to
make a call at bis place, and the state Oi
affairs was discovered. Word was sent
to Coroner Schulize, and he went out
via West Alexander, having to ride
about thirty miles In all overland. He
found q verdict in accordance with the
story as above detailed. He brought
homo the skin Of the mans hand that
was pulled of.
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An .lsgant soclal Annie.

a full dress hop was given at Franz
helms hall Thursday night by the lead
ing Hebrew society people oil this city,
that was one OF tho most elegant affairs
II the kind seen here for SOME time past.
The music was furnished by the full
Opera House orchestra, and supper was
served at midnight at the Hotel Windsor
in the excellent style the cuisine ottbIa
house Is noted for. Among those pres
ent were several from out OF the city.
These guests were made the objects Of
speciai attentions aud were charmed
with their reception, Tie dressing OF
the ladies was a feature Of an affair that
will long be remembered Us one In every
wav ENJOYABLE.
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LOCAL BRRYHIRs.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and About the
City.

Matters OF Minor Moment In aud About the
City.
MATINEEs at both theatres to-day,
gPERA HOUSE this eyepipg-''A Paper
Bridget"
BuRatARs are working on the Island
once more.
THE U, S, District Court opened the
session at Petersburg yesterday.
LoEs Of Wheeling people will 60 on
the B, 4 o, excursion 70 Washington
next week,
TUE part Of the new cTematory shed
frame blown down by Wednesdays
storm has been replaced,
Tug bl-weekly public rehearsal Of the
Opera House Orchestra will take place
tomorrow evening, at the Arion hall,
SAN BARELRY has neither been signed
nor sold by Kansas City, What Wat
kIns intends TO do with him is still q
mystery,
TIE Elm Grove railroad will run a
special motor to the country after the
o9era 1.-THE Beggar Student" given at
the Opera House nextThuFsday night,
B, 4 o. LOCOMOTIVE No. IA, which wsa
In the Y wreck at Washington, Ia. has
been repaired at the Glenwood shops,
and is again drawing the train It former
ly did,
In the police court yesterday Frank
Inch andThomas Brown each got thirty
days and Patrick 0'Conners ten days ID
the workhouse, in default OF fines fol
drunkenness.
AFTER a beautiful, sunny day, al
balmy as a May day, It rained again lasI
evening, 1t does not cost an invalid
much TO get "a change OF air In thu
Ohio Valley this year,
THE Council Committee on Accounts
met last evening, audited the MONTH!
bills, and went over the City Receiver!
aud City Clerks books, which wert
found, as always, o, X.
SEVERAL nice lots OF Gsh have beer
caught with a seine onthe Island shore
Just below the suspension bridge, lately
1t has been along time since SEEMING 10
as6 in the Ohio river was in vogue Il
January,
APoRCE OF workmen were engaged al
nigut in repairing the turn table OF tn
street railroad on Market street, just be
W the Mcclure House. The cars hay
been running of there for 9 day or two
a I'd the repairs were needed,
EASTERN Ohio wool buyers arc oflel
ing 334 and "a cents for wool In thl
county, and seem exceedingly. anxiou
TO purchase, Nv, N. Cottland, OF s.
Clairsville, was in the city last week II
sacking and shipping wool stored mt /
G, Miller & Co.'s commission house,
AanespiM Courier,
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Correspondlngly low rates are mac

Correspondlngly low rates are made
from other stations on the line.
The tickets will be good for return
trip on all regular trains until January
20, inclusive.
Through Parlor Cars will be placed on
day" train and Sleeping Cars on night
train. The tickets will also be available
to and from Baltimore but must be- used
for continuous passage in both difec.
tions. No better time could be chosen
for q visit to the National Capital. Con-
gress will be in session and the Caller.
les Of both Houses, as well as all other
public buildings, will beopen to visitors.
The long limit on the excursion tick
cts allows ample time for visiting Alex.
andria, Mt, Vernon, Richmond, Old
Point Comfort and other points OF inter.
est within easy reach Of Washington.
For tickets and Parlor or Sleeping Car
accommodations aud illustrated guide to
points OF interest In and around Wash
ington, call upon or address, Agents Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad.
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The Harry Williams big star specially
company, that comes to the Grand Opera
House hext week, Is the largest and
most expensive organization Of the kind
In existence, and is said to BIO playingto
the capacity Of all the leading theatres
throughout America. Harry Williams
is too well known TO need much coin.
ment. The company is composed Of
many well known favorites and many
new European artists, never having been
seen by the Wheeling public before,
having been secured lately in Europe
from the leading London, Liverpool and
Paris vaudeville stage, expressly for this
company. "Dagmar," the great Danish
warbler, joined the company last week,
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ABOUT PgOPLg.
llrangera In lLe Olty nnd Wheellag people

50 So SANT Wv
Abroad.
Capt. W. H. Bradley, OF New Cumber-
land, was at the Mcclure yesterday.
Mr.. Richard Robertson, Of the Netra
Letter, has returned from Charleston.
Kate Castleton and Mr.. Phillips, her
husband aud manager, and the four
ladies' OF hercompany, areat the stamm,
Mr.. Daley, Of Miss Castleton's com.
pany, got oil several unusually bright
local hits last evening in the course oil
the play.
E.W. Bloomingdale, New York, alarge
glass buyer, is at the Mcclure also II: r.
Koch, Of st. Joseph, Mo, one OF the lar
gsst glass buyers In the West.
Miss Bebe yining, who is with the
Kate Castleton company, vas q very at
tractiye member otthe MaCCollin Opera
Company when II appeared here not
long ago.
Mr.. William McCreery, Of Raleigh
county, one OF Col, John T. McGraw's
deputy Internal Revenue collectors, is
nj the city for q few days. He is regis
tered at the stamm.
The st, Matthews p. Z. congregation
WILL be sorryto learn that Rev. +. d. Lee,
who vast o preach for Rev. DR.. swopedur-
ing this month, was taken III and re-
turned to Washington on Wednesday.
There will be no services at st. Mat
theWs church tomorrow.
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The name Of William P. Meyer has
been placed on the Republican city
ticket for the position Of member Of the
First Branch OF Council from the Eighth
ward, in place Of that OF Z. p. Wheat, Of
present a member OF the Second Branch
from that ward, aud who, having had
enough Of a Councilman's joys! aud sorr-
rows, has declined TO accept tho nomi'
nation for the First. Mr.. Meyer 10 oHe
Of the most prominent citizens OF the
ward, and for that matter, Of the entire
South Side. He isa man OF good bust'
views and will make u most ex-
cellent member OF Council. He Is sure
to be elected II his friends rally TO his
support as they ought to.
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KATE CASllErONs -pArgg pOLI. /,
The Best Company She Ever lInL Here Mt
the Opera House,

The Best Company She Ever Had Here nj
The Opera House,
Kate Castleton never had rs good q
company before as that which appeared
at the Opera House last night, support
ing her in "a Paper DOLL" The piece
is on tho "orazy Patch" order, only
more SO, and the fair star herself seems
to get younger and more sprightly each
year. She sang "For Goodness Sake
and "The Spider and the Fly" both
being enCored until she was exhausted,
and also sang in several Duets and
choruses. Mr., Daley and Mr.. COote
shared the honors with her, while Mr..
Daniels and Mr.. Bridgtland showed
rare capacity Us eccentric character
actors, Miss Ada Deaves,as Aia Buckley,
WINS immense, and her "DelsGrtian'
recitation, 'rThe Beautiful Snow" was
one OF the hits OF the evening, Miss
Vining has II remarkably sweet voice
and is as sweet rs her voice, aud Misses
DutIield ind Varrell were all their roles
required,
Tho piece will be given at the matinee
this afternoon, offering n fine chance for
tho ladies to see u performance crowded
with attractions for them, and the en-
gagement closes tonight.
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my Aunt Bridget" had another crowd.
ed house ut the Grand last night, and all
were delighted. Half an hour before
the doors were opened there was a large
crowd In front Of the entrance, extend.
ing far iuto the street, and the standing
room oplyp sign was ont before tho cur
tain went up. The performance de.
serves this patronage. The piece will he
repeated at the matinee, and for the last
time this evening. Wheeling Lodge D.
T. o. .. was present last night In body
and the members enjoyed the perform
ance hiRhlY.
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The river is still rising at this point,
The leyee gauge at dusk last evening
showed depth In the channel Of IL feet
o inches, n rise oil about ono foot In
twenty.four hours. The Louis a, sher-
Icy did not get In from Cincinnati till 7
O'CLOCK last evening, having been aetain.
ed some by d big Trip. This excellent
stern wheeler Will leave this afternoon
At Q o'clock OH lie return trip. Asusual,
Capt. Tom Hunter Is In command and
genial Charlie Reeves does tho honors
In tho office. The Scotia Is due down al
an early hour this morning In tho Pits.
bvgh;O Cincinnati tEadS, WeU6lrler for
pafkenburg and tho o, W, bachelor for
Pittsburgh are this mornings packets,
Tho regular local packets, Abner 0'Neal,
Telegram and Bellairo, continue 10 do d
fair business daily In their respective
Stelbenvllle, Clarington aud Hellaite
tradea.
Capt, Fred Klmplc, IL, tho popular
master Of the ben HIf, will. II ID said,
shortly wed a well known MOundsyille
belle, who formerly attended school
hcfe aud has many warm friends here.
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THE TEACHERS MEETING.
Regular sssalap of the City Associate
YekIerdny Afternoon.


Yesterday Afternoon.
The regular meeting oithe Wheeling
Teachers Association was held in the
Clay grammar school room yesterday
afternoon, The programme was; Sing
ing by pupils Of Mrs, MCoulloch's room,
Clay school prayer by Rev, DR., Cush-
ing, Of the Fourth Street church; solo,
Charming Little Bo,Peep,n by Laura
Leonard essay by Miss Emma ], Stevens,
grammar teacher OF Clay school, sub
iect, "Records;" Miss Harper, Principal
Of Washington school, read q paper on
Thought Development In our Schools, =
The paper was well written and
thoughtful, and contained many points
that should be heard by all the parents
OF the city Of Wheeling,
Joseph NJ, Deylne, County Superin-
tendelt OF Schools OF LaMour county,
Dakota, was called on and gave avery
interesting talk on public school educa'
ton IN that territory, showing that this
grand territory with its 10000 popula'
ton aud 8,000 schools, is abreast Of the
times on the subject.
DR., Gushing spoke q few words ofgood
cheer to the teachers, He has spent
twenty.three years Of his life as a teacher
or superintendent, He said the teachers
work Is the most responsible In our
country, and the most poorly paid. He
gave very interesting account Of the
boys college Of Edinburg, Scotland,
which is entirely Tree from church or
State, II is the work OF the teacher To
do successful work in the common
school, and lie or she is the true teacher
who can do II. There is road thatleads
to every boys mind and heart, and 1t Il
the teachers work To find II, The adj
dress was much appreciated, and the
exercises us q whole thoroughly enjoy
lila
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MARTINS FERRY.
Thieves at Work Again sad Death Of
TVipa-PeFS0nalS,

NHNANAA -
TWina-PoFSonalS,
Ed Co.'s was in acknowledgements
William Prince returned yesterday
from Pittsburgh,
The meetings at the U, P, church will
continue next week.
Harlem ong, Of smithfeld, was among
friends here yesterday,
The new cinder sidewalks in EtnR'
vile were much needed.
For Rent-Thec corner storeroOm at the
head OF Washington street,
Dan Neuhardt has opened q saloon in
the Downey room on First street.
Yesterday j, o, Hsnes sold q lot in
Bells addition TO Samuel Dickinson,
Miss Anna GisleF, aged twenty years,
died yesterday at her home on Penn
street,
Two Of Mayor Mitchells children who
have been down with pneumonia are
better,
Misses Maggie Ralstonand May Conkle
left lasteveRing for Mt, Pleasant to spend
Sunday,
Mrs, Capt, John Stephenson, Of Alle-
gheny, Pa, spent yesterday with friends
In this city,
Three well known citizens were ar
rested for tresspassing while out gun
ming on Rush rum
John Reed left yesterday on his sprlng
trip through West Virginia for the house
with which he is connected,
The Standard Building and Loan
Association meeting will be held next
Monday night at Hanes' office,
Miss Lulu Brown, who has been the
guest Of Mayor Mitchell and wife during
thu week, returned to st, Clairsville last
evening.
Harry Parker, residing on First street,
buried a twin daughter aged two weeks
yesterday, and on returning from the
funeral found the other one dead,
The revival in progress at the NJ, L.
Church Is being largely attended and
promises TO be one oil the most successful
ever held here. There are accessions ut
every meeting, afternoon and evening,
Thieves entered the wagon making
shop OF D, II, Souders, corner First and
Carlysle street, on Thursday night OF
yesterday morning, and carried off tools
worth So or $50. They effected an on
trance through the side window, A
few tools were stolen from this shop ont
evening last week. There were seVera'
robberies after u lot Of tools were stoler
from Mr., souders about two years ago
Look outI
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10 ne Editor q Mc IaltNlOtatfr.
SiR;-The members Of the Junior
Plumed Knights want II understood that
they are not 10 blame for their non.ap.
peaFanCe at the Elkis benefit yesterday,
as one Of the officers made the arrange.
ments for tho drill, and that was all he
did do, surprising that the members
would see II In the papers and come up
at half'past one, The members suppoA.
ing that they had sixteen without them
until \ O'CLOCK Friday afternoon, when
they started on a hunt TO get sixteen
together, and hustled until thOy got six.
teen, and then found out that the drill
was over. Jh
JYheeltnn, Jan, II,
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Ls. 0oob 1elII dYgoodll hUOheapeat!
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him while the fever was on, the coroner
and undertaken would have had q job,

- $3.50 - n 49,, III :. Al,
anu u~nueftaKef woulu nave nau U !op'
sure
Mr.. W. J. Knight Will deliver q lecture
on inc GlyiI wal, n Helnleln,s halt on
January 'tn' tle auspices Oh Tue
y. a. !.
Mrs. Thompson Baggs and daughter,
Mary, are at the bedside Of Joseph Will
liams, at GAINESVILLE, where he lies dan'
gerously Ill.
Superintendent +. NJ. Townsend, Of
the Cleveland, Lorraine 4 Wheeling rail
road, was In town yesterday looking al
tor his company's Interests here.
Lafayette Chandler, a former Bridge.
port boy, Is home from Chicago on a
visit to his parents. He Is engaged in
the lumber business in Chicago.
Miss Mnrd Harris oavo n deliohtinl
nortv ~ hsr yon"S ir;snJs A. Lar name
In Vest WhSsIing last nisbt TSe evan.
In. nassau Of vsrS n%IessnSilv IN Jonc;ng
and encbre, VIZ
~ H., v,,h,i,,. .,..,
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II you have made up your mind Ia
buy Hoods satsaparill6 do not DO in.
duced 10 take any other. Hoods Sarsa.
parillaiS n peculiar medicine, possessing,
by virtue Of is peculiar combination,
proportion and preparation, curative
power superior 10 any other article Of
the kind before tho people. For all
affections arising from impure blood OF
low state Of tho system II Is uncqualled.
Be sure 10 get Hoods.
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A progressive conversational party
Of about twenty-five couples Thursday
evening went out on tho Elm Grove
railroad TO the hoSpltablO residence Of
Mi. William SMmm, aud were royalty
entertained by Ills daughter, Miss A mulln
StAmm, until o'clock n, IN, at which
hour they all departed for home, never
70 forget the pleasant evening they all
had At tue pleasant country residence Of
Mt. Stanm and his QslimablO lady, On
the train two dry goods merchants on.
%teilalned tho party by their new song,
"Wenn VIII aucli nichls Nabpn," which
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record the following transfers.
Decd made january 9 by Russell and
Lamb, special commissioners, 10 George
q. hungarian, In consideration OF so,
for lot % d In division ] Of tho Caldwell
addition.
Deed made January 10 by John 4,
King and vito TO Charles SOnncniO.t, Ia
consideration Of Sg75, for tho south halI
Of lot u In tho La Grange addition.
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RELIGIOUS Notices.

YSsr. MATTHEW'S CHURCH--Rcy. Il Il,
4f-S swOpe, DID, rector. No services,
owing to The fitness of the rector,
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We respectfully call your attention to
q few rare bargains In fine Sewing
Machines Including mahogany, antique,
oak and cherry Eq0dV. Also cabinet
and hall cabinet styles. ThGsO nlCliihes
are too fine for every day sale, VIII be-
sold at rldlculously low prices, Bee our
advertisement In another column.
EDw. l.. RosE 4 Co,
90 Twelfth street,
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The bali given at Arion hall last night
by the Iron Moulders' Union ofthis city
was a largely attended affair, the crowd
being a larger one than seen at any iholi;;
div ball. Good order was preserved and
tho dancing kept up I'LL q very late hour.
Charles Arihurs, Henry Schenk, William
IIaIl. Charles Hell aud Charles Reed
formed the committee having the affair
In charge.
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CLEMENs-At tho residence Of hor son, ". A.
Clement, Marion station, y. 4 o. Railroad,
on Tuesday, January y, 1857, u II O'Clock .,
M ELiEAlEfil HAMILTON vile Of the late
John n, OleHenI, Id her 9th year.
A~ciiEsoN-At Cumberland, Nd on Thursday,
January 10 1857 jAAaO o, ACIlEsoN, formerly
Of this city.
finOfAi notice hereafter.
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The importance OF purifying the blood can
not DO oyerestlmated, for without pure pIoOp
you cannot enjoy good health.
Al this season nearly every ono neeaS .
good medicine to purify, y~itallzc, and eHElsh
the blood, and We ask you 70 Wy hooas
n..,Iia. %saEsaparilla, ItStEengshens
Peculiar and builds up tho system
creates an appetite, and tones the digestion,
while 1t eradIcates disease. The peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
Of tho vegetable remedies used give 10
Hoods sarsaparIlla pCcul- To Itself
lar curative powers, No iS'sSS"
other medIclneh has such arecord Of wonderful
cures, II you haVO made up your mind TO
buy Hoods s~arsapaEllla do not DO Induced to
take any other instead. 1t Is q Peculiar
Medicine, and Is worthy your confidence.
Hoods saFsaparilla Is sold byall druggists
Prepared by G, l, Hood & Co.. Lowell Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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u Naturog own true laxative. II Ia
tho most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known 10 cleanse the
System when Bilious or CObtlyej 10 dis.
pol Headaches Colds and FeYers; 10
Outo HahItual Constipation lndlkos'
ion PlleS, etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company, For
sale In 10 cts and Si,00 bottles by Logan
4 V91 Anton +, Hess, H. u, Burt and
o, MenkemBllef.
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A. well rs the most effective method OF
dispell Ing headaches, colds and icvcfS, or
cleansing thU system, Ii by taking a icw
doses Of the pleasant California 1lnuli
fruit remedy Syrup Of PigB. FofEa1e in
10 cts aud SlW bOlilCs by Logan K CO.,
Anton i. Hess, II. b. Burt aud 8, Mun.
kAmelluf.
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II was reported last night that an ex-
plnsIUn OF clnder at the Benwood iron
works had resulted In the death OF one
man and the njury Of several Others, but
no confirmation OF the report could DC
received. Inquiries by telephone az
Brnwood brought the Information tliat
nothing was known Of II there, although
thS first report seemed 70 be authentic
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Tho baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com.
pany announces q popular excursion 70
Warrington City for JANUARY II. Fare
for Tic round trip $40, tickets good TO-
turning until january 20 inclusive.
Trims leave Wheeling al $780, m, ana
$3.50 b. m. rafloF cans on day tfaini
sleeping CATS on night train.
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sF%RiSdTiRLp, It'll, Jan. 1L-Spoaket
Matthews, Of The House, thls morning
RECEIVED d telegram from Senator Cullom
al Washington, thanking tho Republic
can members Of the Legislature for their
evidence Of confidence IN endorsing lin
for reelection al their caucus last night,
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

10 mike room for Incoming spring
stock we shall offer special bargains III
heavy weight Sulliigs, OyerCuutlngs
and fanlAlOOnlngs. Ailwlll DO made u,
llrSl.Class and III guaranteed.
Winter Gloves anu MUnlUrs at cost.
y. HESS 4 SONS,
Merchant TallOts anu Gents Publishers,
1891 \ 1898 Market Street.