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lILlAL BkhYITIkS.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City.

Matters OF Minor Moment in and AbOu
the City.
No attraction at either theatre this evening.
THE sidewalks continue 30 slippery as TO b,
seriously dangerous.
TllE section men along the Baltimore & ohiI
road arc kept busy putting up ice Tor the com
pany.
A NRw steam pump is being built BY 4; !
Sweeney & Son Tor the sehmulbRch Blowing
Company.
THE Liberty did not go near the Allen yester
day on her up trip for fear khe would be quatan
tined on reaching Wheeling.
G. H HILL has fold bis Island Drug store e
John b. FAIloure, Of Omaha, Neb., who Will takt
full charge MONDAY, January 10.
JACOB YooLERs saloon, on Main street in the
Sixth ward, was robbed Tuesday night by
burglars, 10 whom there is no clue.
CliARLEs Roy was last night hrraigned before
sduila Davis, charged by "Buck" Tyler with
assault aud battery. The justice fined him SIC
and costs.
BYan accident near Glen Easton to the engine
OF th~ :.-..:..ssa & Ohio train due here a. =.
m. yesterday over Ii.5 main line, the train was
delayed until noSn.
"THE RUNAWAY WYE" closed Its engagement
al the Grand lat night. The buAtness was good
throughout, and tho play and company were a.
due n any ever seen a. the Grand.
THE Cleveland diver went TO work yesterday
seafchingAt the bottom Of the creek a. the Balti.
mere & Ohio station for the bouy u Richard
knight, who was diowned there two weeks or
80 ago.
THEHE was some trouble between white and
O colored man in the rear OF the Hotel Windsor
yesterday morning, and the white man was
struck over the head with glass, and Is ru'
moied 10 have lOstan eye.
THE MinEo steel Plant resumed operations for
af,ANIfaR nm VRltAflnV morning.
he new gas producers erected by the snythe-
,AuRhlin Manufacturing Company, Will b. I'm.
lShed this week, and the forge department and
nail mill will go on next week.
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ABOUT People.
stEaDEer. ia ths ol.y aaa wh0ellns RON.

shanEert in the city and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
I'LL. FuSncr, the popular circus manager, Il
In the city visiting friends.
Mrs, o. d. Kibbee, OF Cleveland, o.. 10 the
guest Of Mn. Il. J. Booth, on the Island.
Ex.snte Senator John r, Douehoo, Of Han
cock county, Is among his host Of wheeling
friends.
T, G. Hurley, T. 7. Mansfield and T. W. Burke
arc among the West ViTginlAns stopping OF the
New 81. Charles.
Mr.. Il. G. JeGerys, Superintendent Of the
stamp vault In the Internal Revenue Bureau At
Washington, Is here fyr atew days visit.
Mrs. Peter ErbAnd daughter, Miss TITLE, left
yesterday morning for Lexington, KY, where
Miss TillV will attend school NJ tho st .Aloyaius
Academy.
J. o. Gny has bCSn elected BY the Supreme
Lodge, X. Of T., Deputy Supreme chancellor for
tho Dis riot OF West Virginia. The choice is an
excellent one. Z,
n, F. Moran, President Of District II, Nine
WOFkon Of West Virginia, Is here, an route 10
the South on business connected with his or.
carnations Charleston star.
II. f. wilson and Ed WEIGH, Of Cleveland, o.,
who are here searching for the body Of Richard
KNIGHT who was drowned At the b. 4 o., dc.
not, arc stopping at the 81, Charles.
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Oil1er Cases In Conrt.

InPart / of the Circuit Court yester
the case OF Martha A, Miller vs.. Jamel
P. Rogers, trustee, was referred to Judg'
6. E. Boyd as commissioner.
II>the case Of &. Mendel Booth 90
and N. Kuhn VS.. Harriet Watson, ct al.
motion to set aside q decree formerly
entered was docked.
The case OF Joseph Robrecht VS.. W
B. O'Neil was continued.
In the case Of Frank Walter vs.
George W. Woods the demurrer 10 the
complaint was argued and taken undel
Adjustment.
The case Of The Long Beach stave
and Barrel Oompany We. Wilson d Dun
levy was continued.
In the case Of Bentley ys. the Frank
lin Insurance Company leave was given
the plaintiff to file new reply before
In tie case Of August Rolf VS.. viii
helmina Rolf the commissioners report
was confirmed and the funds ordered to
be distributed,
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A STRIKING COMPARISON.
Tho Economies 1atroducOd by Mr.. Dunnlpl
in the Fire Department.

Tho Economies Introduced by Mr.. DunninE
in the Fire Department.
A gentleman, who has been looking
over the city financial reports for several
years, yesterday called the attention o.
the INTELLtoENcEB to fact shown there
in, which reflects distinguished credit on
Mi. ]. A. Dunning, and certainly hes
bearing on bis fitness for any city Office.
In 1882, the last year oil Bill ECcles'
administration, the last Democratic chtel
OF the FIRE department, the expenditures
of that department we're So, 1864, and
the receipts nothing.
In 1888, when Mr. Dunning frat took
hold, the expenditures were by him cut
down to Sc. 4l0 90, and there was re-
ceived from sale OF old material and the
like $3.50 IS, leaving the net expenses
So, 029 so, a saving to the city oyer the
last year Of Democratic administration
OF that department Of SS,106 SO.
This Is a pointer which the tax payers
should bear in mind at the present
tima
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TEAS, coFTEEs, ETC.
A.ItlanticTeaCo.
TEA IMPORTERS
-ASO-
COFFEE ROASTERS.
TEAS, coFFEEs, ETC.
TEA IMPORTERS


We have just completed invoicing.
The result is very gratifying to,us. Not
SO much for It's money item value as the
fact that the year just closed has made
for us Thousands Of customers, showing
an increase far beyond our most san
guine expectations. We feel grateful
toward every patron for the part they
have taken in supporting our honest
and successful battle againsthigh prices
At various times would.be competitors
have tried to mislead the public by as
serting that we could not possibly sell
goods at tho prices We advertise. This
persistent display Of jealousy on theil
part has materially strengthened us
and while we appreciate the result Of
their conduct we cannot but pity the
spirit that prompts such methods. We
fear no competition, We are not afraid
to advertise prices and the reputation o.
our house is a sufficient guarantee that
you will find every article we sell TO be
Just what we say it is, and'at just the
price we advertise. Victory always in
spires confidence. We therefore enter
the promising year Of 1891 with re
newed yigor with determination t.
beat our record Of 1890.
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TO nc Editor OF nc InteAtgeFefr.
sIR:-Your correspondents commune
cation OF yesterday concerning James
Dunning meets our hearty approval. he
is a good citizen, and that Is the founda,
ton Of good Mayor. He is conserya,
tive and not cranky on any subject, hui
he knows how to perform his duties and
both Dsmocrats and Republicans &C.
knowledge his worth.
He went in as Chief Of our Fire De.
partment q man of moderate mems, and
be leaves that position with an excel
lent record, without any investigating
committee after him, OF even the breath
OF suspicion against him. he is to-day
a man Of moderate mems, we'll respected
by all classes. There can be no reason
why Mr.. Danning would not make a
safe Mayor for this city.
THRHE DEMooRATIc FRIENDS,
Wheeling, Jan. IA.
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RESPECT ron TnR FLlG.
Patriotic orders ASK Legislation TO Puaisl
Insults to the stars and Stripes.

Patriotic Orders Ask LOEiSlRtiont 70 Punish
Insults to the Stars and Stripes.
A meeting Of representatives Of the
various patriotic orders in this city and
vicinity was held in G. A. R. hall last
night for the purpose Of formulating and
presenting to Congress a petition for
laws to protec. the American flag from
insults at the hands of any individual.
The orders were well represented, and
the following petition was prepared and
will be presented TO Congress at once
through Representative Atkinson. The
Ohio councils represented will present q
similar petition through their Rspresen.
tatIyes. Hon. George w. Atkinson sent
letter expressing regret that he could
not be at the meeting and promising TO
uss his influence in Congress.
To nc Hosorlb!e SeaGte and Ro1. Of Repr1tHia-
,tipeS 0ftae UHIttd stGtsS:
We, the undersigned committees Of
tha several patriotic orders Of W5eeling,
West Virginia, and vicinity, respectfully
petition your honorable bodies TO enact
laws for the prevention OF the desecra-
ton OF the United States flag in any
manner or form, under any and all cir
cumstances.
This was signed by representatives Of
Washington Council, No. 5, Jr. o. U. A.
NJ; Wheeling Council, No. l, Jr. o. o.
A. IL. Friendship Council, No. 81, same
order; Richie Council, No. %, same
order; Lincoln Council, No. %, same
order; Standard Council, No. 80, Jr. o,
U. A. NJ, Martins Ferry; Ohio Valley
Council, No. 23, Jr.0 U. A. NJ, Bsllaire
Washington Council, No. /, o. U. A
"; Washington Camp, No. !, Pathetic
Order Sons of America; Holiday Post
G. A. R; U. s. Grant Camp, No. ~
Sons OF Veterans,
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nj. j. MoFADDEN.
BARGAINS IN
WINTER
UNDERWEAR

Good Heavy Grey Shirts and Drawers,
all sizes, only % cents.
Extra Heavy Colored Merino Shirts
and Drawers, all sizes, So cents.
Double Breast and Back Cancels Hair
Shirts, all sizes, reduced to so cents.
Good All Wool Red Shirts and Draw.
era. ali sizes, only 50 cents.
Best White Merino Shirts and Draw
era, very heavy aud soft ns silk, all sizes,
Camel's Hair Shirts and Drawers, ex:
ira heavy and won't shrink, only 90
's Fine Striped Mcripo Shirts and Draw
era, won't shrink or fade, all sizes, only
70 cents, ,.n, c..A..o.o
Wool Red Shirts and Drawers, all Sizes
81 90. ~ eL,.,. 49,,
Drawers, fast colors, all sizes, reduced
from 81 50 to ST. %. 49,, ,,.....,
Fine Double Breast and Back Natural
Wool Shirts and Drawers reduced from
81 so to 81 80. n,n..
ers, all sizes, % cents.
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", u. srArnrRs

The above is the report which three
leading physicians made yesterday after
a careful examination OF the boy at the
Peninsular cemetery, sent there Mon
day after Dr. Ulrich and DR.. Garrison
had decided that he had smallpox
Captain Kimple, who is one of the own
ers Of the Allen, employed these phys.
icians TO 20 out and examine the case.
Many Of the people who saw Williamson
on Monday eald he had not smallpox,
and physician OF this city had a week
before examined him and prescribed for
the Itch, disease OF the skin. Hence
Captain Kimble's etep yesterday.
DR.. Jepson said last night that he
thought DEs. Ulrich and Garrison had
some grounds for their opinion, since q
part Of the eruption certainly somewhat
resembles smallpox, and their error,
granting that one has been made, was
on the side OF the public safety.
The fact that the boy never had any
fever, complained Of no sickness Of any
kind, had good appetite and in every
way seemedt be In q condition Just the
reverse Of that OF q smallpox patient led
many people TO deny that 1t was that
disease that allied Williamson, but the
average citizen was content to take the
Judgment Of Drs. Ulrich and Garrison
When the three physicians who aligned
the above report were about to leave the
tent at the cemetery yesterday, they told
DR.. Garrison, who was also present, that
the disease was not the smallpox DIR.
Pipes said he would not fear to take the
patient home and let him sleep in his
house.
Dr. Garrison persisted in the declsra.
ton that the disease was smallpox, and
said it was his duty to continue to care
for the patient and protect the public
from contagion,
us. Surveyor al the Port Faris said
last evening that he would telegraph
this morning to Surgeon General Hamil-
ton at Washington and ask his advice
about the matter. II he directs Captain
FariB to assume charge, he will have the
boy taken to the hospital.
The denoument last evening caused
good deal Of amusement, but there Ia
also serious side to the matter. The
loss to the boat, the circulation of stories
that smallpox prevails here, and the
needless severity Of the treatment Of the
boy are bad, and the expense TO which
the City wa1 Reedlessly put is another
item.
Yesterday all the public school pupils
were notified that they must be vaccin'
ated.
The Bellaire Independent OF last even
ing says: The Matt F. Allen, the boat
about which Wheeling created some
excitement or scare by arresing the
cabin boy as smallpox patient, landed
at the Pittsburgh Coal Works this morn
ing, having been refused landing a
ALMOST every point along the river
Some places they were out with guns
ready to shoot, and thus the boat was
kept afoat until Bockenshousens per
mitted them to land. The captain
claims 1t is only a case Of bad itch and
that the big scare is the result of com.
petition in the boating bpsineas, hut
when the report spread over town there
was a good deal Of Gneasinees manifested
in some quarters. The city Board oil
Health Couldn't act and the Township
Trustees were called together this alter
noon, but they did not respond.
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CtoAKs at your own prices.
GKo. n. SHOOK & Co.
Another Calamity.

Another frfghtful calamity, the result
Of which can be attributed TO the heavy
snow storm Of Tuesday and Wednesday
occurred on Main BtTeet, q few door
above Twelfth, yesterday. Theappallinp
results Of this act Of Providence was the
enlargement Of the cut and the total de,
struction Of prices at Hof's shoe store,
at 1143 Main street, and thepeople are the
benefactors by 1t. Gall and examine the
goods and ascertain prices and you will
be convinced Ofthe truth. Alarge stock
Of rubber foot wear 10 kept on hand Ia
meet such emergencies as We are now
broughtto face and their prices have not
gone up.
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NEW! NEW! NEWT

We are now In receipt Of a complete
line OF Fall and Winter WoOlens, con-
slstiag Of OVercOatings, suitings; Panla-
ioOalRgs and Fancy Yestings. which w
warrant 10 make up in hrst.Class style
at 7 reasonable prices and-1t guaran, eed.
A complete line OF TENT Furnishing
foods IN stock. Seamless Merino and
Fast Blnck Hall Hose ut 25c 9 pair.
Wear our celebrated Atwood Knit
q. HESS u Sons,
1891 q 1873 Market Street.
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Eneela of pemoeratte Rnle.

TO he Editor OF he IHttllfgencer.
SIR:-I read with great pleasure ga
Tired Taxpayers" remarks in your to-
days issue. am Democrat, hut there
is a time when partiganship should cease
and 1t certainly shall with me this cleo
ton. My taxes have so increased that
1 have about concluded that 1t will be
best to get out Of this city. 1iudge that
stirred taxpayer" must be stockholder
in the Central Glass Works which Tauts
to get ont Of the reach oil the city aharks,
or may be he helped remove the "Rtver.
side" from this great city Of fine Anan.
ciaI management (?) Yes, "tired tax.
payer" we will make these city gentle
men stirred" before we are through with
them. OLD FASHIONED CITIZEN.
Wh8lind, Jan. IL
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nature to eifectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by ali leading druggists.
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At Wellsbure yesterday afternoon Of
2 o'clock Mr.. William Campbell Jacob
and Miss Elizabeth PAUL were united 10
marriage. The ceremony was performed
at the residence Of the BRIDES mother,
Mrs. Eliza ]. PAUL, in the presence Of
over hundred guests, all but very
few Of whom were relatives Of the par
ties, and those few were very close
friends. Rev. Mr.. Shields. Of
the Presbyterian church Of Wells
burg, oficiated, assisted by Rev.
Dr.. Cunningham, Of Wheeling, and Rev.
Mr.. Wood. Mr.. Sam ]. Jacob, brother
Of the groom, and Miss Sue PAUL., o
sister Of the bride, were the attendants,
while Singleton PAUL and Rebecca
PAUL, two small children, also waited on
the bride. The presents were numer'
Gus and exceptionally tasteful and hand.
some, and in all respects 1t was o mosI
beautiful wedding. The guests from
Wheeling, who were numerous, went
up and returned in o special csr.
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Rhl,nAIRR,
AN Sorts Of local News aud Gossip fr
Az. nia.a rtt.,


An Sorts Of Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.
James Pollock aud wife have gone on two
weeks TIP to Pittsburgh.
Everything Is moving smoothly at the steel
made.
w. A. HalIett and family, who moved TO Viz
den, ILL.,, have returned TO the Ohio Valley to
The slip at the NArrows, on the pike, keeps a
gang OF DellAiFc, SAneSYtlle d Cincinnati men
o. work ali the time.
The funeral q Alfred schrau takes placeslthi,,
from Canada yesterday.
Several BellaIre Masons attended meeting Of
the fraternity ct WellSVille, o. on Wednesday
night and were royalty received,
A great deal OF interest Ia taken here In Stan.
ley'S coming visit to Whesl ling. BellAIre people
win no doubt turn outwell 10 hear Mr.. Stanley.
Gen. A. J Warner, accompanied by Chief En-.
gineer Mcconnell, Of the r., 9. Y. q Q. railroad
were 10 the city yesterday and took "Trip down
over the line.
The wash house Of Ms. Fred Over, on Grace
Hill, was entered by thieves and the wash for
the week taken. Come Of Mrs. DunawAy's
clothes were also taken.
Bellllre dealers In hides. pelt aud fus are On.
joying a big business nov, a'days. A hundred
VI kh0A0 9eNAA AAlAGN AnuAhAAH kuGAA
and stables makes the neighborhood very
pleasant.
Nearly three ycaz ago lady called at the
home OF 8, ItFBsr In this city and left baby.
she paid for It's keeping and left under the same
mysterious circumstances. No name was given,
aud The affair created somewhat OF 4 sensation,
This week closely yelled lady called at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Berger and GAINED the
chilli. In tho meantime, however, the old
couple had Adopted It. Tho mother got writ
Of hIbedS fOrptS, the case was tiled before the
Probate Judge, and she got tho child and took
Il TO her home In Columbus She claims now
her name Is Mrs. Maggie Arthur The little one
cried plteorEly when taken from Is ADOPTED
parents,
Some changes are 10 be made, taking effect on
Saturday, ct the baltimore & Ohio oiiice here,
Cashier Stroll resigns, and ]. W. Gardner, Of the
discrepancy department., takes his place. T. n.
keyser, Tor many years one OF the trusted men
Of the freight department. resigns. ]. u. DArrAh,
the east bound billing clerk, succeeds Mr.. Key:
ser. MI Piper, the day bagRagGmaSter, will go
on night, the night man having quit. Mt. GIL.
dea Will DO day baggARemASteF. A man from
Newark, o., will succeed Mr.. Darrah, and the
present car service man VIII DO succeeded by q
new man, Mr.. Glover having resigned. The
many changes arc made with Wow OF cutting
down expenses.
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The Patrons Of Toll viii hold county con-
yentton at The court house tho 18th inst.
Moundsville people take Gs much interest In
the Stanley lecture at Wheeling, February 10, as
though he were coming 70 MonndSville.
The syndicate which has been taking options
on property IN the city and suburbs will meet
here 10 day TO consider whether they will take
the properties. Moundsyllle's future depends
largely on what tho syndicate may do. II q
feared, however, that much Of the property has
been placed 10 high, alIhoug everybody Is hop.
Ing tor the best, Some money ls being made by
local sreculAtors in city property,
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ina DIDN'T GET IT.
A MAJ draws a Revolver to Compel q
Little Donation.

A Man draws Revolver to Compel o
Little Donation.
Yesterday a man who says his name
is Joseph Mccoy and that he is cigar
maker, was arrested by Chief Of Police
Dslbrugge on charge Of carrying con.
cealed weapons. BE will be arraigned
in police court this morning, and posi-
bly, sent from there TO a Justices court.
Yesterday morning this man and an
other, name unknown, went into Dons'
o'sjewelry store and asked the clerk
Charley schempf, for quarter. When
refused, he drew a revolver and levelipg
1t at Schempf told him II be did not pro
duce the quarter he would blow biz
brains ont. schempt made q quick
grasp, and snatched the gun from his
hand, whereupon both men left,
Mccoy was arrested later. He says he
is not the man, and that 1t Is a case O.
mistaken identity, but Schempf identi'
fes him positively.
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10 he Editor Qfths IRteItQenRe.
s1R:-Asthere have been some reflec.
tons made, indirectly, on my conduct
and on my diagpostic ekill IN regard TO
the case Of smallpox nov in Quarantine
under the care of the City Health Officer,
/ desire to say a word or two in my vim.
dication. do not seek controversy,
and will not engage in any unless direct
ly attacked. Twill relate the case just
asit occurred:
On Monday afternoon the young man
came to to my Office presenting papers
recommending him to be admitted to the
Hospital as marine. He showed me
the left hand and when / saw 1t l ex-
claimed, "You have the smallpox" The
other hand was filed with papillac and
vesicles, the first and second stages Of
the disease, The face was clear, but the
body was Heavily sprlnkted With the in
cipient form, Asthere are no provisions
in the marine service for treating such
cases at this port was compelled TO
turn the case over to the City Health
Officer. I addressed the following note
to him:
DR.. Carbon.
/ send you a case that appears 10 me
to be smallpox. II you agree with me
in your diagnosis take charge Of him. II
you differ from me, send him back and
/ will see what can be done.
Yours &C.,
o. +. ZURICH.
Ipurposely expressed it in a doubtful
manner, because did not wish him to
be influenced by me; although was,
and am yet CONVINCED that it Is small.
pox. lido not wish 10 reply to the ILL
bred assertion made by one physician,
that don'tknow smallpox when l see
It, but will simply say that | went
through one OF the most fearful epide-
mics Of smallpox that has been known
in modern times, in the city Of Louis
vile, Ey., seventeen or eighteen years
ago, and ought to know something
Il has been said that, as Marine Sur
geon, It was my duty to take charge Of
the case. The regulations by which i
am guided distinctly say that the ex-
penses OF marines who are subjected TO
tot be paid out Of the marine fund. Our
hospital will not take them. Now, what
could / doP Quarantine him at my own
expense and treat him? No sane per-
SON would expect this OF me. Why, it
would swallow up my whole years sal
airy, besides ruiniDg my practice for the
time. Even If l had been in doubt as to
the nature Of the disease, was l to run
the risk OF communicating the entire
BY placing him in the hos.
pital OF permitting him to run at large?
/ do not interpret my responsibilities as
a citizen and a public officer in that way.
O. F. ULRtcH, NJ. D., A. A.
Surgeon N. HIS.
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Trinlela BON YsrterdaY

About $3.50 yesterday morning Mrs.
John Dix, who lives with her husband
on Water street between Eleventh and
Twelfth, gave birth To two boy babiea
and one girl. Mrs. Dix and the children
are all doing well and the babies are
hearty and well formed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dix have been married about thirteen
months. Dix Is Q puddler in the Bel
mont mill.
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If You cannot ses ard need speCtacleA
YOU should call on US And have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
HneSt Instruments and more experience
than any other eptiCiAn In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
mnded, JACOB w. GRubBl
JeWeler and 0ptlcian,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets