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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-20
CRIMINAL COURT OPENS.
,upaR rlY7EIssS IsSYRUCF: GRAND JURORS
AND A CIT CONSTABLE.
- nafbrr 70 Causes why Murdcrers
srs Noe lfauged-Parts OF Three City
streets said to be Nuisanccs.

ma January term Of the quarter sessions
eourt was opened at 10 o'clock this morn
~ With Judge Patterson presiding. Ihere
~ an the printed list for trial l42 cases ana
sSes~ have been number returned since
~ ilst wss printed. Among the important
~sees are John Ready, horse stealing; John
Tehr. "Bsrnum's Kid" for false pretense;
lishsrd King, burglary; Jacob Faust ana
0eorre Peiffer, horse stealing.
Reuben A. Baer, city, was made foreman
q ne grand inquest.
yudes Paterson instructed the grand
,urv a. to a proper discharge OF their
dutiea In conclusion he congratulated the
iurv that there were no capital cases to en-
80 the attention Of the court. All such
osses hc said, were tried long ago, and
~ two there were convictions Of murder
In the first degree, but no executions. Inc
newspapsrs blame the court for the deiay
OF carrying the sentence OF the law ln'o
sxscution, but amer sentence " passeu
courts have nothing further to DO. Inc re-
spousibility for the enforcement OF the saw
rests with the pardon board and governor.
The delay In the carrying into enec. Oh
the law In capital cases is caused oy altor,
nsys. They go before the pardon poaru
with . lot Of affidavits Of what they wi'i
prove, and in that way secure postpone
ment Of the sentence Of the law.
THE coNsTAnLEs Returns.
The copstables were called before the court
70 make return of violations of law since
the last term Of the court. Judge Patter-
son asked Constable Herr, of tho Eighth
ward. for his return and It was handed to
him. The court read 1t and asked MI.
Herr II he did not know OF vacant
house in the Eighth ward occupied nightly
bv gang of boys who disturbed the neigh
borhood. Mr.. Herr said he did, but that
the nuisance had been abated.
The court asked Mr.. Herr who owned
j the building, and he said that John Gill
was the owner. The court instructed Mr..
Herr to see that Mr.. Gill did not again
rent his house 10 tenants who would
disturb the neighborhood.
The constables of the several districts
made their usual quarterly returns. There
were few returns made for violation OF
the law and the city of Lancaster was re-
turned for maintaining nuisances In no
having the following streets In passabl'
condition. North Mary, between Walnu
and James; North Prince. between Clay
and Liberty; East Chestnut, between Nortt
Queen and Christian.
A mol pros was entered In the case against
BENJAMIN Swiuehart charged with giving
LIQUOR to minor. The counsel interested
in the case stated that the prosecutor was
of weak mind and tho complaint shoule
not have been brought. The defendant
friends paid the cost and then the abov'
disposition was made Of 1t.
CURRENT BUSINESS.
The liquor store license of Il. s. Roger
Ephrata, was transferred to Spangler !
Konigmacher.
Vim. Wohlsen, city, was appointed guar
dian of the minor children of Anna Shaub
deceased, late of Lancaster city.
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Gcutlta.

EREApY.--On the Columbia Turnpike, four
miles from Lancaster, on the 18Th inst, Mrs.
lacena kreadyI wife OF Alfred b. kready, aged
Is years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully Invited to attend the funeral nom
her husbands residence, on the Columbia Pike
on Wednesday morning at 0 o'clock at the
house and 10 o'clock at the church AT Rohrers.
town. lnterment AT Rohrerstown churchyard
It'd
sHorsrALI.--,January Is, 1890, at her resi-.
denee, No. 5Sl West Lemon street Miss Eliza
Shotstall, In her list year.
Funeral from st. James church, corner of
Duke and Orange streets, Tuesday afternoon
2lst Inst, at o'clock. Friends are cordially iu-
vited 10 attend.
KINs.-January is, 1890, In this city, Elsie
May King, in her third year.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re.
specially invited 10 attend the funeral, from
the parents residence, No, i6l Lafayette street
on Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'clock. Interment
at lions cemetery.
BEARD-ln this city, on the 18th inst, Han.
Of herage.
Funeral from the First NJ. Il. Church, North
Duke street, on Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
lntermeni private.
Heading papers please copy.l otds
MYLIN.-At Gordonyilc Ida &. Mylin daugh
ter OF Martin X, and Barbara X. Myiin' i'm fhe
18th year Of her age.
The friends and relatives are respectfully in-
vited to attend the funeral from her parents
residence, at Gordonviile on Tuesday, January
q. Services al the house at 10 o'clock A. m A..
and at the Brick Meeting House, Willow Street
at O'Clock p. m. ltds
HgoEsER,-January Is. 1899 NJ his home No
ei West King street, Lancaster, Pa, q. Edw
hegener, In the 4Olh Year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family; also
| the Lancaster School Board, St MIchaeps
| Leo's, 81. Bernard's, st. Peters and ST An,
thony 5 Societies are respectfully invited TO at
| tend the funeral, fom his late Residence. No
800 West King street, on Wednesday mornius n
so'clock. Requiem Mass at -. Mary's ChuTch
AT $50 q, m. Interment at St Mary's eematsry
BRESEMAN.-Dled on SUNDAY the lath ms,
al DAYTON Ohio, James Brenenian, forineriy OF
this city y -
intennent on Tuesday at Dayton. ltd.
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A MONu MENr FOR HIGBEE.
school Children and Teachers to Erect
Memorial Mt Harrisburg.

SeuOOl OutluTcn unu IcucneTS W
Memorial Mt Harrisburg.
A circular addressed TO the teachers and
scholars of the public schools Of Pennsyl-
vania issued by NJ. q. Brunbaugh and NJ.
J. Brecht as PRECEDENT and secretary of a
committee, ,eulogizes the late DR.. T.. l.. Hig-
bee and proposes that the children of tho
public schools aid in erecting monument
to DR.. Higbee upon the capitol grounds at
Harrisburg. II enough money for this
purpose can not be raised. or II the
consent of the Legislature can not be SO.
cured, monument is to be erected over
his remains, and large crayon portrait of
him placed In each CT the normal schools.
Friday, January 81, 1890, is named IIig-
bee Memorial Day, and through this circu-
lar issued TO every school in the state 1t Is
requested that 1t be observed by devoting
q short time to exercise appropriate
to the character of DR.. Higbee aud
to receiving contributions to the
monument fund. lit Is hoped that
every scholar will join in this free gift
offering and that the sum contributed shall
average at least one cent for every pupil
and ten cents for every teacher. Principals
and superintondents are required to remit
contributions before the first of June next.
Tho Fulton bank of Lancaster Is author
lied 10 act as trustee of the fund, and will
duly acknowledge all moneys received.
The State Teachers association will be
asked to appoint an executive committee
of five active school men, who will be en-
powered to carry into effect all necessary
arrangements for the memorial. The ap-
peal is "issued by the authority of large
number of normal school principals and
city, county and borough superintendents,
who have personally volunteered to give
this project their generous support" An
eight page pamphlet of selections from
sulogies of Dr. Higbee, accompanies the
circular.
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Live stock MARKETS,

CHICAGO, Jan. ls.--hecelpts, 2.oD; shipments
C Ooa4 so stockers and feeders. t2 1903 10;
cows, bull and mixed, el 5O@3 10 Texas cattle,
81 eon3 A; Western Rangers, ~ 1893 40
HOgs-Receipts, 21 600; shipments none mar.
ket steady; mi xed, % COOS IS: heavy. IS 10
E3 SIN; light, % coos s.; skips, 81 COOS 81
Sheep-Receipts, go; shiEments. none: mar.
81 5odD5 s. shorn Texans o. 5094 % lambs, $40
to 81 30 per hundred weight.
EAST IrBERTY.-Cattie-ltece O5; ship
ments, 800; dull prime, u 4Odt 10; good,
81 Ooai rs; fair, - 0cai 25 bulls, 81 5O@2 80 on
cars shipped TO New York. ..
Hogs Receipts, TOO; shlpmenN. 200 I;
market firm; best light Yorkers. y Oaa 70 !;
medium and light Philadelphia, - 1903 70 /;
8 cnrs shipped TO New York.
sheep-Receipts, 1900: shipments; o00 |;
market steady prime, 1 0015 30; good, - ase
40; hir, - 25@3 70: common, s2 Wd3 % ;
lambs, ~ 0ogG 70.
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DROPoSALS FOR STONE.

pROPoSALS FOR STONE
4 Sealed proposals Will be received by the
street Committee up To o'clock p. m. on Mon
day, January 2, $50, for stone for use on the
streets OF Lancaster, said stone TO be broken To
size as directed by the Street Committee.
Bidders Will state price ut quarries per ton of
1000 pounds, with and without use of city
crusher and engine, and price OF stone deliv-
cred on the streets where needed, or free on
board cars AT Lancaster, and also state location
of quarries.
Bidders must Furnish to the committe not
less than three samples OF the stone they pro-
pose to furnish, which samples shall be tool
dressed TO a cube Of inches, and IL not homo
genous, must be cut parallel with the cleay-
age, such samples 10 be subjected TO any tests
which may be deemed proper by the commit
tee In order to determine their relative value
for the purposes FOR which they are to be used
The quality as so determined must be fully
maintained during the term of contract. In
case OF dispute, the committee is 10 be sole
Judge OF the quality ofthe stone furnished.
Contract Ia begin ON - - and TO be
made for one or three years, AT the option of the
committee.
All bids must be accompanied by a certified
the contract n bond In a suitable amount with
approved security, must be furnished for the
faithful performance oi the same.
The Committee reserves the right To reject
any or all bids.
Bids to be left at the Office of c. A. CAST, No
l3 North Duke street, before ) O'Clock y. m on
Monday, January 81, and addressed to the Street
Committee OF Lancaster.
by order OF the Committee
W. RIDDLE, Chairman.
&. A. CAST, Clerk. Janl5,ls,22i
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-20

Sam Matt Fridy, auctioneer, sold AT the
Cooper house, this afternoon. for Jacob Il.
Long, broker, the following bank and
market stocks: Five shares of Farmers
National bank, to Prof Carl Thor
balm, at Slls.50; 10 shares of Lancas-
ter County National, to d. X. Burk-
holder, at slls.4o; 10 shares of same 10 NJ.
6navely, at slis.4o; 10 shares of same to
John n. Woods, at slls.35; 5 shares of
Northern National, to Ephraim s. Hoover,
ct sl3i.75; S shares of Keystone National
bank OF Mannheim, to II. B. Becker, at
Sis; 10 shares Of Farmers Northern
market, to Levi X. Gross, at s77; shares
Of Lancaster and Manor turnpike, to A. B..
Bausman, at $40.
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Sure ndersd Themselves.

John Hammond, one of the boys lmpli.
Gated In the theft of lead pipe from Hard
wicke and tools from the shop of Kitch &
Smith, surrendered himself on Sunday.
IN default OF bail he was committed for a
hearing.
Geo. Lewis, implicated in the same
theffs, also surrendered himself and was
sent 70 Jail.
Z Complaint was made to-day against
Hammond and Lewis, at Alderman. Barr's.
The allegation Is that they stole stove
from the pest-house at the county aims.
house and sold II for old iron.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-20

PHILADELPHIA Produce Market.
CHICAGO, Jan. 20, loo O'Clock

PHlLApELPHIA, Jan. O.-Noon-Flour dun /;
family, 2S6a2 Is; roller, 4 0Oei 20; patent,
81 5oeiN
Wheat steady No. Q Red, new, slasilsc !;
No. Penn'a Red, AJc; No, do s7assc.
Corn Arm No. 2, new, S0'g9Soc old, i3ta
4ic
Oats steady; No 2white 2sI.a2slsc. No. 2
mixed, 27c.
Bran dull Winter sl2 5OdI3 so.
Baled hay dull +; sli 0IGlS % as to quality !:
timothy IL OoGl3 W for choice: mi xed, 9dS II w /;
baled rye straw, new, SIS 508 10 %.
Butter dull; Penn'a creamery extra
2td28c Penn'a firsts extra, 2Sc iobbing, 3ltaS4
Eggs steady Penn'a trsts, l5c; held lots i5
s2}c as 10 quality. ALAS
Cheese duh part skins, 7dSIc; full skins,
2HdSc.
Petroleum dull refined In bbls., TIC.
Potatoes steady abaOSc per bus. AS 10 quality.
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A Church Re.Dedicatcd,

A landmark of Presbyterianism, the old
church which was founded in Churchtown
by the famous jenkins family of iron
makers, WHO were decided 400 acres of land
In the Conestoga valley by William Penn,
was rededicated on Sunday. The services
were in charge of Rev. William J. Hoar
and attracted large assembly from Lam
caster, Chester and Berks counties.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-20

John and Frank Faegley, father aud son,
have been prosecuted before Alderman
Halbach for receiving stolen goods. Kitch
= Smith are the prosecutors, and thew
allage that the Faegleys bought the tools
stolen from them knowing that the same
wore stolen.
Constable Eiehhollz, armed with a search
warrant, went 10 the Faegleys place this
morning and recovered some Of the tools
stolen from Kitch a Smith.
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s,ric,,on nI,nd nj ri. Post

Samuel Duff, aged % years, the operator
at the Pennsylvania railroad tower at
Downingtown,w stricken with blindness
while on duty on Saturday evening
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A (nr,l.

take this method Of informing the public
that have found Ave hundred dollars In gold,
and must thank the wonderful powers of the
European wizard, who caused me TO dream Of
the exact spot where the money was buried
GEORGE SYKES, Camden
Can be found At No. 4J6 West King street
JaulS-Stdaltw.
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ST, Johns SuDDer.

The supper which will be held by the Ladies
Aid Society OF ST. Johns Lutheran church.
win be something entirely new and novel in
this city. 1t Is called the F." Festival Days of the
Week" IT viii be held on Thursday and FRI
day evenings of this week In the lecture room
of the church.
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1NarI,etB.
Live stock Prices

''eN''-FR
PHILADELPHIA, IAN. ls.-The receipts at the
DraIr Yards We're:
Beeves. sheen. Hogs
For the week .....,,. ..,.........3,lU 7OO6 IO1D0
Previous week"".s,o,,"..,2,9D 1000 10000
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stock Markets,

Quotations by Reed, McGrann 4 Co., bankers.
la Pa
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-07
PRESIDENT MARVIN TALKS.

He Says He Does Not Know of Any Dis
satisfaction in the Society.
President Marvin of the Exposition So
ciety stated yesterday that he had no knowl-
edge of any dissatisfaction among the life
members Of the association. If there was
any he said he wanted representatives of
THE DISPATCH to be at the meeting to-day,
and give the dissatisfaction good airing.
Mr.. Marvin said:
II cannot conceive of any person being
dissatisfied, and if there are any such mem-
bers in existence do not know OF them.
The actions of the officers of the society are
open to criticism, and the people who put
up their money to erect the Exposition
buildings have right to criticise US as
much as they please. We are only human
beings, and as such 1 suppose we are liable
to make mistakes. IT you can get 13 men
together to go through what the officers have
gone through the past year would like to
know where they are. 1 do not know of any
set of men who will sacrifice their personal
interests to such an extent. However, if
the members OF the society object to our
actions they have the right to do so. If
they think others give better service than
we can, why let them elect whoever they
choose. 1 am sure the present set of officers
will be glad enough to get out and turn the
work over to others"
Captain Bachelor, Secretary of the So
ciety, expressed about the same views, and
said he did not know OF any trouble.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-07
Reliable Remedy for Colds.

Messrs. Wells 6 Schroeder. of Sanborn,
Mimi, say: "We have recommended Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy after other leading
cough preparations had failed to do any
good, and always with the best results. We
can always rely upon that remedy, as it is
sure to effect a cure. 1t has no equal for
children; especially in cases of Group or
whooping cough" 5O-cent bottles for sale
by E. G. Stuckey, Seventeenth and Twen-
ty-fourth streets, Penn avenue, and corner
Wylie avenue and Fulton streets; by Mar
kell Bros, corner Penn and Frankstown
avenues; by TheO. E. Ih rig, 3610 Fifth ave-
Pittsburg, and in Allegheny City by E. E.
Heck, 72 and 1874 Federal street, and Thos.
R. Morris, corner Hanover and Preble ave-
nues; Fred h. Eggers, 172 Ohio street, and
F. h. Eggers & Son, Ohio and Chestnut
streets. TTSu
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SPECIAL FROM ALLEGHENY.
Everett Club Certificate No. 213 Held In
Pitfabura

Everett Club Certificate No. 213 Held In
PittsburG
Receives the Everett piano on payments of
81 per week. The Everett Piano Club, or
cooperative system of selling pianos, is the
most successful and satisfactory plan ever
tried. We are delivering pianos as fast as
our wagons can haul them. Our members
get the lowest possible price, because there
are enough members to contract for $50
pianos, and thus save SIS in the price of
each piano; $50 members, each paying 81
per week, will paw for one piano in cash
each week, and we deliver one piano per
week on these payments. Members who pay
all cash, or who pay S25 cash and $40
monthly, can take their pianos at once, and
still get the discount obtained by the club
contract The piano selected by the club
has no superior. Having the whole market
to choose from on so large contract, we
chose the Everett, because it gives full value,
dollar for dollar. We pay nothing for rep
utations of men who died years ago. The
Everett is piano of to-day, with all the
latest Improvements. The tone is rich,
powerful and musical, and they are made to
wear. Each piano is warranted for seven
years. Now don't wait too long. Our club
is not yet full, but we are delivering pianos
and it is filling up rapidly. Send for cir
cular or call and see the pianos at once.
ALEX. Ross, Manager,
TrSu 1S7 Federal street, Allegheny.
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THAT INSURANCE CONVENTION.
A Movement for a Meeting of Agents Which
No One Here Uuderstands-Several
A1anfa Give Thnt- Vso~-.

A Movement for a Meeting of Agents Which
No One Here Understnnds-SeveraI
Agents Give Their Views.
The following telegram was received by
THE DISPATCH from Harrisburg:
A State convention of insurance agents will
be held in this city on the 18th inst, for the
purpose of perfectiag an organization to pre-
vent brokers in New York and other points
from placing insurance at lower rates than
local agents are authorized to charge, and to
prevent adverse legislation.
Mr.. Edwards, of Edwards & Kenny, rep
resenting the Liverpool. London and Globe,
when interrogated upon the convention call
said: II have received an invitation to at
tend the convention, but no explanation OF
its objects. The movement is an entirely
new one to me, nor can ascertain anything
definite in regard to it by inquiry among in
surance men here. Several gentlemen OF
my acquaintance have also been invited, but
I know of no one who intends going.
There is an organization and very
thorough one known as the Middle Depart
ment,' which has been in active existence
for a number of years. 1t is composed of
special agents who inspect risks and adjust
loses. They have annual meetings which
are generally held in Harrisburg, because
central locaLlon, InOuRn Lney SOWeblmes
meet on the seashore."
Mr.. King, President of the Cash Insur-
ance Company, on being questioned said:
81 know nothing whatever of the proposed
convention. Occasionally agents come here
representing companies that we know moth
ing of, and take risks perhaps below regular
rates. cannot exactly understand how any
convention could effect anything from the
simple fact that anyone having license can
take insurance at any rates they see fit. Our
recognized insurance men here are all MEM
bers OF the Board of Underwriters, and all
charge the same rates. They are honorable
men and would not place risks at rates lower
than the schedule fixed by the company"
Several other gentlemen who were inter-
viewed on the subject concurred in the gen.
eral opinion that it was merely proposed
meeting of local agents, probably from the
smaller towns, whose main object is perhaps
bv some concert of action to secure protee-
tion for themselves against brokers in New
York and elsewhere who in doing business
with their companies direct, are materially
lessening the receipts of said agents. Some
of these companies very unfairly write poll
cies over the heads of their local agents at a
rate which the agents themselves cannot af-
ford to accept. Ample protection is afforded
all legitimate companies BY the State law,
and there is no just cause or ground for com.
plant on this score.
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their feet and are often cut so badly that they
are ruined, and useless for further service
have had several horses manned in that way.
If the people could only be brought to look
into the electric street railway methods Of
operation, they would soon see the fallacy of
their argument about their being dangerous.
Look at the number of places electric railways
are in operation at the present time in the
United States, and see how few accidents have
occurred. Indeed cannot recall a single ac-
cident where human life has been lost. 1t is
all the fault OF the heavily-charged electric
light wires, and unless they are heavily charged
we could not have street lights. What will be
done with the dangerous wires is problem
which must be settled between the proper city
officials and the electric light companies.
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Attention, Landlords!

Avery important matter to look after this
time of the year is the engagement of re-
liable agency to manage the renting of your
houses. The well-known firm of Black &
Baird have increased their facilities in this
branch and are more than ever prepared to
give special attention to the management of
properties and estates in Pittsburg, Alle-
gheny and suburbs. By the uniform system
they have adopted, better results are OBJ
tained than by the owners. Monthly settle
ments, with itemized statements. are for
warded promptly.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP =
u The co-partnership heretofore existing
under the firm name of Thayer & Crosby is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, any out
standing accounts will be settled by either of
the undersigned at their Office No. 96 Fourth
avenue. Pittsburg. Pa. THAYER & CROS-
BY. D. ]. THAYER, P. B. CROSBY.
PITTsBURG, PA, January 2 1890 ja3-SD
NOTICE OF DIsSOLUTION-TO WHOM
IN it may concern: We the undersigned do
this 18th day of January, 1890, agree by mutual
consent to dissolve partnership heretofore
known as Rodgers Bros, situated on Fox ST.,
s. s., Pittsburg. Pa, by ]. F. Rodgers retiring,
and we authorize l. ]. Rodgers to receive ali
moneys due said firm and to pay all debts
against said firm, and L. ]. Rodgers will con-
tinue business at same place under the name
of L. j. Rodgers, successor to Rodger Bros
Signed LII RODGERS.
ja54l JOS. f. RODGERS
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Ararrments.
Offices. Desk Room. &c.

Il Standard building. Wood, near Sixth ave
nue.: large, well lighted: rent low. See W. A.
HEBRON SONS. so Fourth avenue taS-4O-TuF
ITO LET-S3OO PER YEAR-A LARGE, WELL
Il LIGHTED Office with all modern conven-
fences; newly painted and papered; has two large
closets for storage room. Inquire at GERMAN1A
SAVINGS BANK. 423 Wood st. nol3-3i-D