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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-14
AMUSEMEN1S.

Tonight and tomorrow afternoon Ida
Van Cortland and the Tavernier's Com
pany will present "a Dangerous Wo-
man" at Redmond's Theater, and for
the first time IN this city. Tomorrow
evening "The Creole
Henry Hemstreat, bright lad of 10
years VINO represents Mayor-elect Uhl,
took his position at o'clock yesterday
at the entrance of Powers Opera House
to remain until ! O'Clock Wednesday
morning, when numbers will be issued
for the purchase of seats for the Booth
Modjeska engagement next Saturday
evening. He is the first on the scene
and, consequently, viii receive number
one.
All admirers and patrons of music
should note the appearance of the Swe-
dish Ladies Concert Company at Pow
ers' Grand tomorrow evening.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-14
A Youthful Fipancier.

"say, mamma, how much am I W orthy'
"You are worth million 10 me, my
son"
"Say, mamma, couldn't you advances
twenty-five centsy'-Excbange
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-14

Are you all out of sorts "this spring"
do you need tonic; Take Loose's Ex-
tract of Red Clover; it has no equal.
For sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-14

tuesday ArT zz1. - noon, ths
CREST ior.l snd Nus,csl Charity Fest
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lir ST. four day erh ssfior L VII -
tie grestss and most atfvsrsvs p cs-rt
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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-14
The friends Of the member. of Custer

The friends OF the members OF Custer
Guard are now taking q deep interest
In the preparations that are being made
for the reception to he given April IL.
For the convenience of those who de-
sire to see the drill and witness the
reception, tickets to the gallery will DO
sold at so cents, and supper tickets in
addition for 81 each. These can be
obtained of the members Of the COM
pany or az the places where the regular
reception tickets are for sale.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-14

There S nothing like DR.. Thomas.
Electric Oil TO quickly cure q cold or re-
lieve hoarseness. Written by Mrs. NJ.
j. Fellows, Burr Oak, st. Joseph Co.,
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-14

For fresh vegetables of all kinds go
TO Elliott & Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-14
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The best is cheapest and most satis-
factory.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28
ITEMS IN VIRGINIA.
opeNING OF THE MUSIC ttS"
VAL AT PETERSBURG

Another big Industry rro"A"'' ~
rrsnsp,ar,ed to Lynchburg--frogr'''
.spo.,oke-Indisnsti Against fhi'-
Hips.
pxrrRspvRc. VA. May 2'.--lspec'h'
qhe c;,v ia cav with flags and bunting III
honor Of the Virginia Music fes.''a''
which opened at the Academy oil MUSIC
This afternoon with n grand piano recital
which was attended by large
and cultured audience. The iestNa' OF
cbestra consists Of forty picked muslc""s
srpm Baltimore. and the festival conductor
n Professor Carl Juyahn, of Boston,
The piano recital this afternoon Was onI
of the best ever given here. MI A. ,','r'
Burmeister, pianist, OF baI.imoie' NJ M V;r.
s-,r;a y Marwick. Of New York, contralto,
who are the festival m'is's' "oq"'''''
themselves handsomely. 49,
To-nirht's concert was magnlnceh' u,
tistic success. aud the audience IN az
tendance was a most brilliant one. IN.
conccrt opened with overture "lanhauseI,
Nv the festival orchestra, when was ie,,
dsred in excellent style. The solols''
s..re Mr.. Jennie button. soprano
N New York, Mrs. Virginia
Warwick. contraltO: Mr.. Whitney MocN
r;Sge tenor. and Mr.. Clarence 4. Hay, bass
- Sfabaf Mater" for chorus, solo ana OF
chestra and festival chorus was the ieaiuI'
m .he evenings entertainment. All III
cominc trains are bringing large nuihDe''
OF visitors to the festival.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28

A Pretty weddinG-Talks of senator itca-
toms Successor.

ALEXANDRIA, May 2,.-~(,pecial.--
There was a pretty wedding at the south
ern Methodist church at noon to-day. The
contracting parties We're Mr. William :.
Towson. our popular young merchant. ana
Miss Minnie =. West. granddaughter Of ltc
the late George ii. Robinson. E-q.
The handsome cditice was filled with
friends of the contracting parties. and Tine
the floral decorations were proiuse and
pretty. Rev. Mr.. William =. oung, the
pastor. performed the ceremony. The
usher- were Mcssrs. T.. j. Mannins. GEORGE
II. Robinson, +. l.. Blackwell. II. ". Mon
cure. A. u. Smith. J. :. West and y. :.
Towson. Mr. l.. :. smith was best man
and Miss Maude Wheat the brides attend
ant. After the evening the welded couple
left for the North for a honeymoon tour.
The IIydraulon Fire Company has ro-
ceiyed their new hose carriage. II is very
pretty.
The excursion season on the river has De-
gun-about five boat, have started. ON
Decoration day several more VIII hcput on.
There will be speaking and decoration a
soldiers graves here ON saturday.
II is said tina, Mr.. William Garrett, Of
Lcesburg. will Doe sent to the state senate o.
fill the vacancy caused by Mr.. Heaion =
death.
An old lady named Mrs. Humphreys fell
down flight of stairs on sunday and was
very seriously hurt.
old Captain samuel King died last night
Mrs. and Miss Malone, of Petersburg
passed through here this evening for home
They have been in Washington for some
| time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28
PETERSBURG.
Colored Girl Drowned ia the '"n"i--"''
ters of General Interest

pr>rRsnuRG. Va. May II special r.
4 Grand festival german is to be given al
tho Academy Of Music, on Friday n'gn'
next. ,.,.,.,oa Il, tbe
Fdie Jeter (colored) was drowned 10 ~"
swim Canal. near the old Mercnaht7 az
TON Factory. ON Fleet street. 'h's iuV' MI -
She. in company with anoiher oo'oi," -
,aned Lizzie la. was attempting 10 c'Nss
he stream ON log. Both Of the girls lei'
;n,o tho stream. Lizzie jla mana-'u 10
cling 10 The log until she was rescued -!
MIR RieQaus. hut the other Hi,l wac
sweni down the current. Her bod! mas hV'
vet been recovered c,os,o,fald
gave most delightful picnic al MI' :
Grossmon's. i'm that county, snort uiS'".
from Petersburg, Yesterday pu''"@ '.
day there were two shooting ma'c"'9 ~
for ladies and one for gentlemen lme
nrizes were won hv Miss Gussie Nrossi,o,'
"a Mr. + Ciciand. The picnic was lol-
lowed at night by grand bal' ana VIZ
nlay of fireworks. There were quite nun,
her of invited guests in attendance Ho"'
MIR. Paul L. I.emoinc. OF 81 Louis VINO j.
,,iJelv known in Richmond, Is here ~ at
tendance upon the music icstNaI lie y
stopping with MIR. William +. Spo'7Woo"
on High street -.
Mrs. William b. Hill, Of Wilson, N.O.' Il
here on a visit. ,;.i.i,.
Miss Maude Dean. OF Richmond - N'9'''"r
friends in this city.
Miss Matte Archer, of Richmond l. Oh q
visit 10 friends in this city.
b Miss Mary Ellen Farmer, of Richmond
visiting Miss Anna Jones, on Sycan"i'
Mrs. John Pace is quite i'll at her resi-
dence in this city.
Miss Mvrtie McCracken. Of New Orleans
is visiting Miss Lula Seward, on Marhe
street.
Mrs. Charles L. Anderson. of savannah
Georgia, i visiting relatives m I'd. cllf.
Misses Eliza Payne and lille -" man
of Lynchburg. are visiting Mrs. L. IA Acre
on Washington street.
Mr.. Fred Ileincman and Miss Lou llclhe
man, of Baltimore, are visiting relatives u
: Petersburg.
Mrs. LYMAN Gilbert Of Pennsylvania il
visiting her father. Mr.. George Cameron, 81
Sycamore street.
MIR. Robert McCandlish and Miss LY
MAY were married this afternoon al
O'Clock at the residence Of the brides pa
rents. on HIGH street. in the presence ol
large assemblage Of invited friends. r.,
{. X. Haines. rector of II. Pauis Epi7copa
: Church. otliciatcd. The attendants Wer
MIR. John Il. Hinton Of tins city, an
Miss Sallie Williams of Prince Georg
D county, and Miss Bessie Bryant ,
Washington. and Mr.. Horace Nmiti
i of Prince George county The grooi
u is an ex-mcmbor Of the Virginia Le-i'
p laiure and at present assistant pos
master Of this city. The bride Is % dau 20
= ter Of Dr. -. +. May, well known pnlS
clan Of this city and one Of ietcrsoui-
/, most attractive and accomplished youn
,, ladies. The couple left this afternoon 81
. Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28
lYNCHBURG.
Iher Big Industry Talked OF and
Likely to he started.

YNcuBURG, Va. May E.-lspecial. r.
tcher Il. Moore. merchant of Amherst,
Urged with purchasing goods under false
kntenses from several Lynchburg
rchants, had q hearing to-day, and was
Is sent on TO court under bond Of 5000
I'he bank statements published this week
ow them all 10 be in most excellent con-
ti0n.
/ The Riyermont Company have been ne
bfiating through their Pittsburgh director
r. BARCLAY. with a Pennsylvania syndicate
10 desire 10 locate in this city. rney pro
~ 10 esiablis.I sheet iron mill, 10 en-
|50y four hundred men, and will furnish
|g6-thirds Of the $4,000 Of required capital
1 the Riyermot Company will furnish the
k,nainder. They also desire toestablish Il
@1nt for the manufacture OF light locomo-
(see. such as narrow-gauge and dummy
xHlnos for street-car lines and private
<Sds. They offer TO furnish 10000 OF the
Io0.O00 required. II is believed both these
nlostries will be secured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28
NORTHERN pRssByTERlANs.
Closing Proceedings of the Saratoga A.
semily.

SARATOGA, y. Y, May 27.-In the Pres
byterian Assembly, this morning, the COM
mittee on neurology reported III deaths in
the ministry during the year. The list was
read. and the Assembly stood while Or.
White offered "A prayer. X. +. Flickinger
and !. T.. Griffin, Of Iowa. were appointed a
committee to stop at Washington and pre-
sent the Assembly's "Original Package
resolution 10 the Senate Of the United States.
The committee on revision was empow.
ord TO publish the conclusions, II reached
before the time Of next assembly.
The question OF re-imbursing the church
at jacksonville, Florida, came up at Tic
call OF the committee on finance.
Or. Little, Ct Texas, offered resolution
that $1,000 be taken from the contingent
fund.
Or. Roberts strongly opposed the resolu-
ton. saving the Assembly had no right To
50 disburse the money paid into the treas
ury by the prcsbyterio-.
DR.. Van Dyke agreed with Mr.. Roberts
rs 10 the contingent fund, but hoped the
PRESBYTERIAN Church would pay the church
at jacksonville the just debt 1t owed. The
matter was referred 10 the next Assembly.
In closing the Assembly. DR.. Moore said
"Fathers and Brethren, The hour has come
when whatever Of duty we were 10 discnaree
and have been able TO do has been done.
Few Assemblies ever met with heavier
sense 0i responsibility.
Few have ever met the hour OF adjourn
ment with better feeling of satisfaction.
and all has been accomplished in spirit Of
brotherly love and spirit OF devotion TO the
Master. | speak. | think. your minds when
say that over this assembly. from the bee
,,iruiner God has ruind - nd now. broth.
rem. in YOUR wisdom IL has pleased You Tn
appoint a committee 10 revise that good old
blue banner that has waved oyer our
church for 50 many years, pray YOU there
shall 20 M the PRAYER Of your hearts. your
churches, and your synods 10 God for TINS
revision committee. Brethren. as YOU go
hence. NAV Gods blessing go with YOU
After ferycnt PRAYER by Or. Crosby and
the singing of the HYMN. "Ble~s Dee The Tie
that binds the moderator pronounced the
benedic;iOn and the assembly adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28
DOCTORS IN SESSION.
Annual Meeting of the North Carolina
Medical Society at oxford.

OXFORD. y. C., May III Special Tie
thirty annual meeting Of the state
Medical Society, at y O'Clock, met in the
Opera House. and was called TO order 10y
Nr. j. ". Hays. secretary. PRAYER was
offered by Rev. V. l.. Cunningham. pastor
Of the Methodist Church.
Hon. 4. p. Williams made the speech OF
welcome 10 the society i'm behalf of the citi-
lons Of oxford. II was unique and appr0-
pirate. he took the position Of establishing
"A -anitarium whore our sick people can b,
treated by doctors ia our own state. lit
said from time immcmorai the medical pro
f.-si0n had been the n0hlest Of all profess
,ions. noted for ID, charity and her0ism.
DR.. J. \. Hodges. Of Fayetteville, one oil
the most talented members OF the socic.y
responded in neat and most eloquent al
dress. Ills illusions 10 the oxford Orphan
ASYLUM and the old veterans were grand
and eloquent.
DR.. ". \. Hammond. of Washington. -
/ G.. accompanied 10y his wife, Is IN attend
ancc. he delivered lecture this evening
ON spinal affections. The town is enter
tanning the doctors in royal style.
/ The Young gentlemen Will give CRANE
| bail m Centre Warehouse, complimentary
- the North Carolina Medical society, Wed
nesday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28
THREATS OF LYNCAlNG.
The slayer of Captain X. l.. overly in
Danger i'm NeckIenburg.

The slayer of Captain X. l.. overly ia
Danger in MectIenburg.
PETERSBURG, Va, May 81 special. F..
Some weeks ago Captain L. L. overly, a
prominent citizen Of Mecklonhuse county,
was brutally murdered by negro named
John Phillips. Arrangements had been
made for taking Phillips from the county
Jail and lynching him. but the sheriff Sue
ceeded in getting him here before the lynch.
ers could carry out their plans. Phillips
has been confined in the Jail Of this city ever
since. There are still threats of lynching him
il he is ever brought back 10 the coun ~.
The prisoner is 10 stand trial in the Circuit
Court of Mecklenburg, at B0ydt0n, on
Monday next and as it is feared that Nio-
lence may be done to him, GOV. Mckinney
to-day ordered him 10 be carried to BOyGton
in charge Of the Petersburg Grays. a white
military company Of this city. The Grays
will leave for Boydton with Phillips on
Friday next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28

DINwIDDIE COURTHOUSE, VA, May -,
Special. The following resolutions adopt
ed by the Central Alliance. No. ,G3, are
herein forwarded for publication:
Resolved, That this Alliance approve the
present text books used In the public schools
Of this state and condemn any change in The
same, belicVlig 10 To- De useless cXDcndi-
lure OF money AID n tax upon the people.
that in these hand ii mes Will undoubtedly be
very detrimental TO the education Of orr chill
dten. a sacred duty which We owe them.
Resolved further. That a copy OF these res
olutions be forwarded TO the Superintendent
OF Public instruction with she request that
he act accord ngly. and have published Ia
TnE RICHMOND TIMES and Rural Messenger
Of Petersburg. Va W h. Doyle. Secretary
Central Alliance, No. 1853
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28
DANViLLE.
Moonshiners of shooting Crcek-Eevenuo
Oficer- 20 on "a Raid.

DANvILLE, VA, May d Special.
Sixteen revenue officers, under c hicf ln.pec-
tor ,Bascam Fields, went ont to Henry
county yesterday 10 make a raid on a NUM-
Der of Illicit distilers. who are operating on
Shooting creek. AT Martn,Nilie the reNe-
nue. agents found irregularities i'm every bar
room in town. except one. ANA reported the
irregularities 80 gross in one bar-room. that
it was closed up. The raiders returned co.
Danvile saving they couldn't hire horses at
Mariinsyille 10 20 10 Shooting creek. Lul
knowing ones say the WOndrOus stories that
were told them at Martiusyile. about thc
danger of hunting Shooting creek moon
sinners, deferred them. II is alleged that
the moOnshiners in that locality operate 0n
a large scale, are desperate men and have
no fear of raiders. being able to depend
upon themselves in vigorous style.
The regular train for Richmond tonight.
went by in four sections, thirty cars in all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28

MIR. b. Taylor McCue. who figured before
"a commission OF enquiry into his sOundnes-
Of mind some short time since and was dis
charged, was adiudged lunaiic by com
mission in Washington, u. c.. last satur
day and sent to Mount Hope ASYLUM. neal
that city. Mr.. McCue's insanity had a..
sumcd "A shape that made him irresponsible
for his actions or utterances. and his rela.
tiyes and friends deemed it best 10 have him
cared for Ii Is now apparent that he was
not conscious If his eXlrayagant behavior
while he was ia this city,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28
BASEBALL.
Result OF the Different Games Played
Yesterday.

Players Lcaguc.-At Boston: The Boston
Chicago game was postponed on account OF
rain. Al New YORK: Ncw Yorks. IL; Cleye-
lands, >. At philadelphia: Philalelphias,
.; Buallos, @. AZ Brooklyn: Bfooklyms, l.;
Pittsbur-s, :.
American As-0cimion-At Rochester.
Rochc-tcrs. 4: 1oll0s. Z. At syracuse
Syracu~c. .; Lou.sviile,. 3. Al Philadel-
pnia: First game Athletics, .: -. Louis.
3; second camc-Aihlotics. I'D; - Louis. :.
Atlantic Len-ue-At Jersey City: Jersey
Citys d.: Wash.n4trus. :. Al other games
scheduled ioi to-day were postponed on &C
count Of rain.
National LcaWe-At New York: New
Norks. 4; Cmcagoes. >. Al Boston: Gin
cinnai game postponed; rain. At Phila-
delphia: PhilaGelphias, y; pttsburgs /. AT
Brooklyn: Brooklyns, /; Cleyelands, l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28

C0LuMBIA.yA., May 27.-lspecial. Mis-
loreuce uuckstep and Mr.. Ernest Elem
= were married this morning at the resi-
~ OF the brides father, Captain G. I.
nckstep, on the Kivanna, short distance
'hye Columbia. While there were NJ
-. many Of the relatives and friends q
Young and happy couple Were
5rent 70 witness the ceremony, beautiful
~ impressiyely performed by Rev. DR..
40 n. snead, and oher their heartiest
lsntuIations. A reception will be given
(o-night by Mr.. and Mrs. y. u. enead'
~ Hill. where an exceedingly pleas
! G~1ert afhmeDt.is expected.
y many friends Of Mr.. u. X. Williams,
kfv0n. buckingham county, are sadly
~ 10 learn OF the death, sunday morn
4 ri a. two twin children. They were
~ very short while, died within 0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
WRIT OF HABshS CORPUS FOR
IKE WILLIAMS.
r,,,dInc struck by Lightning nj LOUIS
bure and Burncd-A Manchester va
ro,,,o Married at Charlotte Gle anings
~ Lreeueboro.

Coupie Married at Charlotte tie"
at Greensboro.
RALEIGH. May 27.-lspecial.l-The attor-
news of Ike Williams, who was jailed yes
terday charged with the murder or iemueI
pr,on have sued out writ OF habeas
c,rpus for the release Of Williams. The
writ will be argued tomorrow morning be-
FIRE Supreme Court Justice J. ). DAVIS
All the witnesses in case have again
been suhpWnead and all the evidence
will be heard again. The ground on which
the writ is claimed is that the regular coro-
ner did not hear All the evidence in the
case. as the first part Of the inquest was
held bv an acting coroner, and the remain
der by thc regular coroner.
The store Of \. ID. Ellis, near Louisburg'
was struck by lightning night before last
and set on fire aud consumed. several per,
sons i'm the building were severely shocked
and rendered unconscious. The loss 10 MI
/ Tuis WAS s.. 900. with no insurance.
The remains Of Rev. Dr. Mann. whose
death occurred at the General Conference
af Il. Louis. Saturday, have been carried to
Winston. where the funeral viii take place
tomorrow. Several DELEGATIONS passed
through here to-day from several parts oil
the state 20 attend the funeral.
The Grand Council of the Royal Arcanunl
for North Carolina was organized here To-
ldav bv supreme Recent l.. r. Watts. Of
Virginia. John \. Ramsay, Of Salisbury
was elected Past Grand Regent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Little
space 60 Relate.

space 40 aa'iAiFs
Captain Louis r. Bos-ieuN. rs south
Laurel street. will have ihe good fortune OF
caring for several Of his old army friends.
lie desires 81 say that Doe bias good hel oi
mint. we'll matured and properly cared for.
Should any old soldier pass ihat way. hc re-
spectully requests chat De VIII stop and
smell il. Ice ard other fixing, go with il.
Tho.e who prefer buttennIlk can get it..
The commisary wagons Of Lee Camp viii
be on the street today. When the bugle
blows bring out your supplies. Al c0mii'-
buttons will De thankfully received.
whether i'm provisions or cash. II is hoped
and believed that the response Will i.e ii 81
eral and large, and that not one veteran
will leave Richmond and have it to say
that be was not well fed,
Press ropresentaestly can get tickets TO
the unYciling upon application 90 Captain
Thomas Elicit, at the Virginia Mechanic-'
Institute. on Ninth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28

CHARLOTTE. Nc. May 81 special.
Miss itia y. Eudd, of Manchester. Va,
and John u. SIMS. If the Richmond and
Danville Railroad wore married az the Blu
ford Hotel. in Ibis city, To-day 10y Rev. DR..
solomon Pool. Of the Methodist Church.
They We're accompanied by L. /. Wright
and Miss Annie Jones. Of Manchester. The
bride is the daughter of s.. ". Rudd. The
party returned 90 Manchester this evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28
HAwARDEN CASTLE CROWDED.
To Listen TO IN Address From the Grand
Old Man.


LONDON, May 21.-An immense gather
ing ofpoopie assembled on the grounds Of fla-
warden Castle to-day to listen to an address
5y Nr. Gladstone. Throughout the morn
ing special trains packed with people from
English and Welsh towns and Villages far
and near were continually arriving, while
hundreds II persons living within a few
miles of The cN-Premier's seat, joined in The
procession and marched 10 the Castle
Mr.. Gladstone was in excellent form and
voice, and addressed the vast crowd from
an elevated position in corner Of the
Castle yard. while Mrs. Gladstone held an
umbrella over his head 20 shield him from
the rays OF the sun. lie was frequently liz
ieuupiod boy applause. and the utmost en-
thusiasm prevailed throughout the dav.
Among The gathering were many recognized
Conservatives, but the speakers remarks
ELECTED from them 10 signs Of disapproyal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28
oh, What - Cough.

VIII YOU heed the warning-the signal, per-
haps. Ol the sure approach OF that more terri
he disease, Consumption Ask yourselves
il you can afford for the sake OF saving M
cents, to run the risk and do nothing for IL.
We know nom experience that SnilOh's ture
Will cufo your Cough II never fails. This
explains why more than "A Million OF Bottles
were sold the past year. IL relieves Group
and who0ping Cough nj once. Mothers. do
not be without II. sample bottles fee. Sold
by BOdeker Brothers aud III. VI. shields & Co..
corner oi Fluh and MARSHALL streets.