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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-18
Will Eagle
ADJUSTMENTS.
THEIR FIRST APPEARANCE.


The first anpearance of the unequaled
New York Philharmonic club in this city /,
will occur on Friday of this week, at
Crawford Opera house, under the au-
spices of the Philharmonic Entertainment
committee, whose reputation as producers
of strictly first-class entertainments is SO
we'll known in Wichita.
The philharmonic" needs no local en-
dorsenent to those who are familiar with
its national reputation, and the committee
desire to say that they have never intro
duced to the people of Wichita, an enter
tainment. from which they expect so much
ms they do from the New York Philhar-
nonic Club"
Do not fail to hear them at the opera
house, Friday evening, November20
Prof. Norris Great World shows next
Saturday afternoon and evening. This
very amusing and interesting company
will be at the Crawford Grand opera house
for two performances only. Mr.. STROBE,
their advance agent, tells us that this is
without doubt the largest school of edu-
Gated CANNES and ponies in the world. An
exchange says:
Last night q large anc enthusiastic
audience turned out to witness Prof. Nor
ris' Canine Paradox, Worlds Greatest
Show. This was positively the finest
school of educated dogs ever seen in our
city. Besides the dogs some very clever
specialties were introduced by Chas.
Rench, Plomondin, Wirtz, etc. Should
they return they will he assured Of a
packed house Toledo Blade.
A grand Saturday matinee at 2:30 p m.
Special reduction to school children for
the matinee only. Reserved seats now on
sale.
st. Paul Pioneer Press. Oct, 2L
There was a large audience at st.
Mary's church last night to hear Mr.. Mac
Lachlan give his last recital. The pro-
gram was of heavier order than the pre-
vious concera which he gave some time
ago. The performances of some of ihe
more difficult numbers awakened some
enthusiasm amongst the musicians pres
ent The selection from Faust" and
such dainties as Handel's Largo" and
Gavotte ''Mignon" were applauded to the
eche.
At st. Johns church Nov. 26th.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-18
Fair and Square

Fair and Square.
Said the street car COM ctor: I swear
That my conduct is ectly square
Though you sec ne at times
Stealing nickels and dimes,
You must own Il Is nc more than fare"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-18
FATE OF THREE REPORTERS.

They Rode on an Engine and Met Death
at Misplaced Switch.
There appear herewith portraits of the
three young journalists, employees of the
Chicago Inter-Ocean, who were so suddenly
hurled to death at Crete, Ills. 1t was
simple case of extraordinary negligence.
A south bound freight train had left two
coal cars on a side track and had failed to
close the switch. The north bound fast
passenger train took the switch line. The
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-26
Lost His Whiskers in a Fight

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,. June 26 William d.
Hunter and P. ]. Kelly are large property
holders on the east side. They have had
frequent Disputes relative to land bounda.
rles. While Kelly was walking past Mr..
Hunters house that gentleman happened to
sneezs. Kelly thought Hunter did 1t pur-
posely to insult him. Kelly called Hunter
vile anne. In the fight which followed
one of Kelly's teeth was Knocked out and
Hunter lost about two thirds Of hls elegant
beard, which Kelly grabbed during the
melee. Hunter gathered up his whiskerf,
put them into Rag and started for the po-
lice station. followed by Kelly, tooth in
hand. Kelly obtained a warrant for the ar.
rest of Hunter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-26
gRws OF TIE DAY.

l. is estimated tsat Bfsz'l's coffee crop OF
1901 will not be over 1900, 900 bags. That
of 1912 is placed at between COCO 600 and
7 600 600 bags.
Col. J. M Bintor6. for fifteen years trea
turer OF Ports m uth. ard who was last
m on.h re-siec:ed, hss declined TO qualify on
account Of falling health.
Tue c:niser Philadelphia will be provided
With wooden, instead of the steel. masts now
en- Der. a. shs is found to be top-hsaVy,
enG plu1ges badly In see
a sigufcant bolt Is threatened in the AL
lispce ranks 10 South Carolina and the suo-
treasury scheme Is said to be the entering
wedge that will split the party,
A dispatch from Brousss, Asia Minor. Eays
that band CT brigards has carried eli TWO
OF the wealthiest residents OF that place
Geodarmes / ave been sent In pursuit OF the
outlaws.
Henry Munsell was bound and ducked
In White river, near NoblesVille, Ind, gee
terday, By whiteoaps. On escaping after
the first attack be offered fight and wai
again immersed.
AS anticipated Mr.. Parnell snd Mira
O'Shea we're quietly married by the regis
trar of Steyniug, England, yesterday. but II
is said priest will be asked to marry them
q second time to satisfy the Catholics.
The Cincinnati, Portsmouth and Virgins
Railroad Company, q new organization, have
acquired the Ooo and Northwestern Rail
road, running from Cincinnati to Ports
mouth, with branch to Hillsboro, Ohio.
Ia an interview In New York on Wednes'
day President John II. Inmap, OF the Rich'
mond Terminal said the company was In
an excellent fnsncial condition. He said
the outlook for the crops In the South was
unusually bright.
1t Is said that Superintendent Porter will
retire from control OF the Census Bureau ere
lope. I: is only question as to providing
him with another j9b, la G.osvenor. Com
plants against the methods of The Censu;
Bureau are 30 many and come from 30 many
sources that the administration can nc
longer ignore them.
Yesterday ciosed The commencement ex'
ercises OF the Virginia Military Institute at
Lexington. Oat of class OF SO. diplomas
were delivered tc SO graduates by Governor
Mckinney, who was present for the ppr'
pose. G. b. Slemp, of Virginia, received
The first Jackson Hope medal. There va:
large crowd In attendance.
The Treasury Department yesterday di
.ected the shipment of 1867 622 in uncurren
silver coin to the mint at New O:lepns fol
-ecoipage. Tbis amount Is distributed
among the su6-ireesuries "a follows: Bos
tor. $50 $780, Chicago. $40 600; Cincinnati
s14 427; ~. Louis, Sl37 S23; Washington
Sl2 2iS; New Orleans, SIS, 224.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-26
Miscellaneous

Shopkeepers in Reno complain OF heavy 10 Uses
owing to the scAroi'y of American touI lists in
Italy this scsson.
Dsp. tches received from Maoila the capital O.
tho Island of LuZ)n and of all the Phiipin Isl.
anda say that England has annexed the Island Ct
Sabu All, which is claimed by $, ain.
George Wick, aged ten yoars, died at Beaver
Falls, Ps Tucsdsy, of bydrophobia, tho effects OF
bite q months ago. He was taken sick last
Saturday and suffered untold g,ny for three days
The lscLed thigh turned bisck ana twitched vio-
!ently when tho Lad WAS taken sick, and immedi-
st.iy after death Gecomp os,ion set in.
Edward Mcmillan, OF Wilkesbsrre, Pa, was yes.
terdsy convicted of murder in the first degree.
McMil an was charged with having murdered his
wife by bnrning her about certain portions Of the
body Vi red hot irons. afterwards pouring live
Goals into the wounds thus made Che crims was
committed while both husband and wife were
maudlin with liquor.
James Fiunerty, one of the witatss,s in the
Camp, Waterbury, Conn.,, divorce case, was hors.-
whipped By MR. Laura Pesrsall yesterday ut
Waterbury. Finne y, at the trisl, gave seDsa-
ti,nal testimony about the actions of Edward
Camp, The defendant in the case, and Mrs Pear
sail. She said that she would horsewhip him and
@hen she met him on the street yesterday she
p oduced whip and gave him sound trash ing.
lie will have her arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-26

Pacific railway fhv miles right Of uon
within the city limits.
The miners displaced l'y The coo,aa
workmeu ia tbs Washing .on coal mines 40
drilling in the wo DIS daily. Tte7 sre arm.
ed with rifles, and any a.;emp. 10 respma
work by any OF tina mln:s will rceu't in
riot.
James A. Simmons, vino WAS convicted .,
aiding Gen Peter I. Caassen, pres;d Al, G. ,hs
SIKH National bank. in the emo, " em.,,
OF the iuuds of that Institution, WAC te.d.y
sentenced in New Y.rk to serve .ix war,
imprisoD mept in the Ecie county peni,enus
~.
Judge Bartlett. in New York to.d,v
handed down decision In the matt, =,
the application for the dissolution OF no
corporation known es the sugar trust and
for the appoin meut OF tho receivers o! the
various firms. he appoints trust companies
so receivers.
Two negroes living in Cas- county. Tx
named Will Hart, 6sId and Nun SHEPPARD
we're shot to death by unknown parliss
Nun Sheppard had VIGOROUSLY bad repu.
tation and Was very troublesome nev,o
and this Is supposed to have been the cause
OF his death.
The grand jury OF Pulaski county, ARR hi.
forenoon returned an in iciment az srst ex.sts,o
Treasurer Woodruff for cmb Element of Ststa
funds. Woodruff WAS Immediately PLACED under
arrest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-26
aSlzS55 szE $50
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Storms


OMAHA, Neb., June 26.-Ra!n has baen
falling in torrer t here all the morning apd
is still coming down in sheets. S>me OF the
low sections OF the city are flooded. Three
cyclones passed over Palmer, but did little
damage in the town. In the surrounding
country, however. crops are demolished. a
special from Ida Grove, Ia, says % houses
are flooded there and the people have been
obliged to seek safety and shelter on the
high ground.
Fort DODGE. Iowa. June 26.-The latest
aivices from Cherokee say that the damage
by h pods is greater than at first report
81. As the waters recede the oarcssses Of
cattle are landed and to-day the stencil from
them permeates the air. 1. is estimated
that hundreds Of head of stock have been
lost.
The Sioux River is subsiding but It is still
forty feat deep and covers a quarter OF
mile OF country. The town Of Neville Is
fl,oded and not one OF the two hundred 40
hsbltants is able to occupy their houses and
all are camping out
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-26
Storms

Miles of railroad were washed cut In the
Texas Pan Handle fro m recent rains az he
people cut of from any but telegraphic con-
municstion. The bridges on both the Red
and Pease rivers were washed away, and 70,
weak no trains passed bstween tho re
points Whole fisIds of wheat. situated il
the valleys. Standing in The shock we're Car
ried away, q total loss to the owners. Be
sid as this much stock was drown.d.
A report comes fcem Cherokes county,
North Car o ina, OF a errihe cloudhurst there
late Wednesday afternoon. Two Illicit DIS
iilIers med Harvey Agnew aud 4cob Nav
tod, who happened to bs near by. we're in
stant'y killed. A number OF farms for miles
below were Inundated and growing crops
suffered loss of several thousand dollars.
A terrible thunf storm passed oyer the
town OF >gerndorf, Austrian eiesia, yes 81
day. Three villages IN that neiRhborhocd
were set on fire by the lightning, and three
men end number ofGstte we're killed.
Heavy thunder storms are reported
throughou. England and Iceland Yesterday
Much damage @fs caused by the pods, and
several housss were basned or shattered by
lightning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-26
TELEGRAPBIC BREVITIRs.

s2.750,00O in gold coiu has been taken fol-
shipment from New York to Europe to
morrow.
Tue town OF Neville, Iowa. is completely
wiped away by the h,od and out OF 40 or sc
houses only one has been left standing. The
people are camping out In the fields.
DR.. John L. Northrup. the instructor In
zoology at Columbia College, New York
who was badly burned yesterday by the ex.
plosion of cask of alcohol, died this morn.
ing.
Seven Stakenberg, student at the Nor.
NAL College at Marion, Iud,, died suddenly
yesterday evening while playing football
He stopped to pick up the ball, fell and e1-
PRED Instantly.
E. P. Soper, of Archie, Mo, who murder
Ell his wife aud three children With meat
axe about three months ago. was arrested
yesterday. His appearance now gives EVIL
dence OF Insanity.
Reports from the scene Of che labor Lrou
bic in Jootensi country, Washn., indicate
that m ,tte.s are growing more serious. The
Italians hal at.s,k,d thu cam, and hred
several ahots. but DO one was /, jlt.d
Last night thu Chicago CIV Council, al
ter 10 exciting diacussio5, rr' cad an ordi-
nance granting the Cn:oas, & n rthern
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-26


The North american Reeiew fer July bss
been received from the publisher in New
York. LIS coLtents are: Ny Views on
Philanthropy, By Baron de Hirsch; TIE
Farmers Dis oatont, by tho President Of thu
Farmers Alliance; The Farmer on Top by Frss.
tus Wimsn Dom, site Service in England bv
Emily Faithful; Losfiog and Labor ny. L, tho
late f. P. Whpre; A New Variety OF Mufwumn
by the Hon. Dorman 2. Eaton ex-Pretiient Of
the Civil Service Commission 7 he Inheritance NJ
Property, by Rcf sd 7. Ely English Universi-
ties and Colleges, By Profes. or EGw,rd a CO.
man industrial and Financial Cooperation. by
F. B. Thurber; The Relations Of Literature 10
IL ciety, by Amelia Il. Barr The Art of Msgic, by
Chevaler Hermann: The Theological Ii is, by
the Rev. Charles 4. Briggs, I'd, Can Lying he
Justified ? by Ella S. Cummins; 10 Women Not
Dumb, by E. Jret nls Stevenson; selfshncss as
Preservative, by Junius Henri B owne Middle.
Aged Women, by Kate Gsnnett Wells; Weeping
PuRilists. by Edward P. jackson, and The Future
Of Marriage, by John L. Hoston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-26
VI2GINLh NRWS.
Hon e. NJ. Kelley is in Richmond.
Cantalounss ore in the Norfolk marie

JeGi8 coptS ore III INC Nofbu'h uaSe'
Mra. Jcynee, while sitting 10 her kitchen
With a child In her lap in Princess Anne
county Wedoesdsy night, was struck by
lightning. Both we're instantly killed.
Col. ]. Hcnter Pen5leion Of the Virginia
Military institute, and Miss NJ. Louise
Whlts. daughter Of Judge John NJ. VIII e,
OF 4 los marie. vese married a Charlottsa-
vile las night
President Harrison yestei day promoted q
plumber o! cadets who have completed the
;na conrsc at ihs Naval Acsdemv. Among
them, L 'ris Mccoy Nnlton. of Virginia. Il
,Dade an assistant engineer in the navy With
he raDk OF ensign.
As q rasuI. Of recent examinations at
YES Point, 80 out OF a total of JAG app!i-
can,e have been admitted to the Z 5 Mill
terry Academy 10 form new class. Among
those cd nitte,i w6s Brooke Payne, K o.
Mayo, f B. Go'd and T. ii. Sweeney, CT
Virginia.
The store-aou st Fosterviie. Stafford
county, about twelve miles from Falmouth,
vas destroyed by Ere Tuesday hight, to-
gather with the stock oi goods The post
Office wac kept In thu store, and all the mail
and supplies bslon2ipg TO the government
were destroyed.
In recent interview Mrs.. J: farson DsVie
Informed delegation OF Richmond ladies
that the preference OF her husband for hi7
gave wss one upon which the eun could
shine" Tbis may prevent the removal OF MIR.
Devis's remains to cript in the Davis man
sion in Richmond, the ladies' purpose being
to mske that his msusoleum.
At Lexington yesterday. ss stated in the
GAZETTE, the remains of Gen. Stonewail
jackson were removed from the grave and
placed In the vault over which the monu-
ment to be unveiled jay 81 is now building.
Before placing away forsysr from the eight
of men, the iron lid over the glass plate was
carefully removed and disclosed the skele-
ton of the warrior. The sh had entirely
wasted from the bones The Confederate
gray uniform was in good state OF preser-
walton, as was also his black beard and hair.
d.. E. F. Wsymnu and family spend their
sum mers at their country place, about six
miles from Stsuoton. Wednesday morning
the eieht-yesf- son OF the doctor asked
10 have the shotgun to 20 oItbuutipg, Soon
8 report wac heard from downstairs, aud
when the doc or ran down, the boy said be
had shot the baby, the two-year-old child CT
the man In charge Of the farm. The moth
or was milking, and the father was out on
the farm, and there YVES no one In the room
at the time. IL is not known how the shoot
ing occurred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-26
Fatal Ending to a Celebration

NEW ORLEANS, Jnne 26 The Masons OF
the city celebrated g. johns Day yesterday
o. West Fad and among the means ofenter-
tsinment was lot OF fireworks. At the ex-
ploslon OF the first bomb team OF horses
hitchsd to carriage dashed Into the crowd.
Mrs. A. F. Mitchell was Knocked down, her
skull fractured and her body torn by the
horses boots. Her two children were
slightly injured. Mrs. John G. Fleming,
wife of the Past Grand Master, was badly
hurt. Harry Russell, who boldly attempted
to stop the team. was thrown beneath their
feet, where bis life was literally stamped out
OF bim.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-26
A Texas TRAGEDY

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, June &c AT Elcll
station on the International railroad, there
was a fsndaugo In progress attended by
Mexican dsmsals, negro men and white
men. They grew riotous, and Constable
Reed with deputies Cope aud Carr attempt.
ed to restore order when they were fred on
Cope was killed and Carr shot through the
leg. The fire was returned and Blass
Keyes, Of the fandango crowd, was Instantly
killed and white man namsd Riebold NOR
tally wounded. Two negroes engaged In
the firing have been arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-26

JOHN B. ALLEY of Boston, well.known In
this city, where during the war between the
Ststes. with the Ameses, also Of Boston, be
was large purchaser, at cheap rates, OF
n,nfisoated property OF Alexand.ians 10 the
Confederate Service, has come to grief, lost
his wealth, and now says he il q poor man.
"They ell Go IT," Retritution Ia as certain
as taxes. We catch 1t here. The mills OF
the gods grind slowly. but they griod ex-
ceediDg cure"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-26
ForeIpn News.

VIENNA, June 26.-Prince Alexander Of
Battepberg, ex ruling Prince Of Bulgaria, ia
dangerously i'll.
BAsLE, June ga collision took place
yesterday evening between two railroad
trains in the Boszosrg tunnel, near Brugg.
Two railroad officials were irjured, but ell
the passengers escaped uoburt
PARIS. June 2d-As there are prospects
OF serious trouble as the result of the strike
movement. the troops are confined to bar
racks and all attempts to create disturb
ance will be vigorously repressed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-26
Ar, Tex A N DRI "A. "
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 26.

THERE ia nothing more provocative OF
sickness than proximity to decsying Vegeta-
ble and animal matter. Therefore all house
keepers should, II they have not already
done 90, see to 1t that during the remainder
oftbe summer their premises be kept clear
of all slops and OF every thing that ought TO
90 10 the slop bucket. Well-swept and
lined yards and cellars, and clean kitchene'
will save many g doctors and apothecary 9
bill, to say nothing of the trouble, anxiety
and danger always attending sickness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-26
Harvard Wins

LONDON, June &c The sixteenth annual
four mile, elgh'-?ared straight away race
between the Yale and Harvard University
crews was rowed this noon over the Thames
course from VIII throp Point to Gales Ferry,
and was won by Harvard by IL lengths.
Time 21:23. Ysles time 21:57. Tue record
now stands: Yale, 8 victories and defeats;
Harvard, vIc.ories. and 9 defeats. Yale
holds the time record.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-26
OUR WEEKLY REMNANT DAY
SALE.

During the bu y season there is always largo
accumulation Of things left over, esds of ucs,
broken sssortments old szs, small lots things
that are mussed and soied from handling and dis.
pay, &C., &c At tho end of each week. thoy src
separated from tho rogu ar goods and marked at
prices that sell them. THE INTRINSIC WORTH
OF THIS CLASS OF MERCHANDISE is NOT
CONSIDERED-Uselu and reasonable things will
be found in every department TO day. Only n
small portion is here represented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-26

yIR9INIAN RoDBED.-Mr. Stewart Wsdleigh,
of Portsmouth Va, and his young wife arrived in
New York June Is, and registered q. the Abe
marie Mr. wsdleigh, who is wealthy gentle
man Of leisure, and his wife have been frequent
guests st this holel The Wadleishi dined to-
gelher in this hotel diuing on, aud on their re-
turn to their roam the lady discovered that the
escritcre had been broken open and r1sd Of all
her welry, valued ut $50 O. 2hay s,iled for
Europe on Juno lS, and sine, then In p.csor
Byrnes snd sll his detectives hai, in vain tried
10 discover tho cul ..rits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-26

THE keystone Bank swindlers ale hold
ing back their nsreugest ples for the COZ
donemeat OF thss- various frauas-the
proud assertion that their hearts did "heat
warm for their country's Cause" When
that card shall be play ed they will come I'll
with nqirp CoIors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-26

OF THE three commissioners OF the DIG
trict Of Columbia, two, Mr.. Douglas and COL
Robert, are Pecksuit'sn republicaps,and the
remaining one, Mr.. Ross, 3 Cleveland north
ern mug9ump. These three, therefore, be-
ing of feather, lock together, In the bright
sunshine of the favor of Brothers Harrison
and WenemeSer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-26

The dry goods and furnishing goods store
of James R. Mcdonald at the southeast cor
ner of 81 ard Market streets, Pbi!adel.
phis. was burned early this morning. L,ss
$4,000. Several families who lived In The
upper part of the building barely escaped
7-ish tbsir lives, making their escape fson
the burning bui ding in their nighiclcthea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-26
Snldier nrnmnad

FORT MONROE, Va, June 26 Private
Kouba, OF Battery I. Third Artillery, from
Fort McHenry, was drowned while bathing
last night. He leaves wife and two chill
dren 10 Baltimore. His body has not yet
been recovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-26

The Ju'y nunber of tho 81 Nicholas lraga<ine
has been received from, is publisher tho ueniu-
ry Company, New York. Among contents is
an interes ing account of the h me- o. The En-.
press Josephine, Fort dc FraLcs, Martinique.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-26

Mrs Elias Robbins, of Wyom pg, Pa,
while teaching her four-Yesr-oId boy 10
IN ; te reps vas sr denly ricksn blind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-26
DRY GOODS.
Woodward & LothYOJ
10th, 18th, and F Streets, n. W.

DECLINING Monday, June 30,
ID and continuing during July
and August, our stores will be
closed at 5 o'clock, and on Satur-
days at l o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-26
DoYs' CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

4 Cheviot Kilt suits, for 3.yosr.od
boys, slightly out OF trim, but just tho
thing for play use. Reduc I'd from 81 so
to 81 so each.
Third floor, 11th-st. building)