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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-15
FOR THEM.

Tr. People of CoEoyvlIlo Organized for
rro,oetlon Against tho Dalton AVcnG-
rr'.
CorrgYvILLr, KA.., Oct. Lit was 0
o'cIocl, yesterday morning when a mes
age was received from Chief Detective
Dodge. of the Wells Fargo Express Com
pnny, who, in company with another
detective. had been on the trail OF the
Dalton gang for the past two months,
giving information Of q threatened at
tack upon the town by the friends OF
the Dalton gang. The message was sent
from Wharton. Immediately upon its
receipt arrangements were made to give
the attacking party n warn reception.
4 volunteer company was organized to
Iefend the town. Prominent among
IA members was Liveryman klohers,
who did such great execution with his
riNe during the attack last week, pick
iny off three OF the Daltons in as many
seconds. Winchester rifles wore col
lec,cd from all the gun stores and from
private citizens, but they were not
enough to go around.
A telegram was received from Kansas
CITY saving that 200 people would leave
trcre shortly by special train. Answer
was returned that ColeyvilIe was am.
NV able to care for herself il shc could
secure the arms. A consignment OF
rides was received from there during
tho afternoon and every member OF the
volunteer company was soon armed.
Intense excitement prevailed all day,
and when the attack was not made dur.
Ing tho day the anxiety increased, ii
being known that an attack by night
would place tho defense at a decided
disadvantage. Patrol vas established
around the town and no stranger was
allowed 10 pass the lines unchal!enHed.
There were rumors all day and in the
evening OF approaching attacking par
ties, but they all turned out to be base
lnss.
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oiAKrrN's FERRY.
News Notes and Personals from Our Near
SCigIlbOr.

NclElubTs
At a meeting of the Republican
marching club last night Howard Hip
kins was elected captain, Elmer Moore
being unable to serve. Il. Q. Mont
gomery was advanced TO first lieuten-
ant, Ed Exley TO second lieutenant,
Fred Gossett 10 third lieutenant, and
William Martin was elected fourth
lieutenant. 1t was unanimously de-
cided TO 20 to Pittsburgh on Saturday
night, October %. A committee was
appointed 10 secure tho Brooks-Mc-
Aninch drum corps for the Mckinley
purade in Wheeling. Considerable
other business was transacted, alter
which the club had a successful drill.
Supper WAS served on small tables at
the social in the Presbyterian church
last night, an improvementoyor the old
way. TIE tableware was not only fine,
but there was plenty to cat Tor every
body. On each table there was u bou-
ouct and bill Of fare, and the tables
%eIc gracefully presided W by the
ladies OF the church. Mr.. James a.
Dickson looked after tho finances and
pleased the ladies when he told them
The amount OF the receipts. Music was
furnished by the Endeaver ~Quartette
and tho choir. Miss Macdonald ron
dercd \ recitation and all who attended
Lett well pleased.
Tho Republicans OF Pcase township
will hold d mass convention at the city
building this afternoon at . o'clock TO
nominate two justices OF tho peace. The
candidates are Theodore Keller and s.
smith, Of Martins Ferry, William s.
EIliirits, OF the Martins Ferry precinct,
and ]. Ed Clark and r, I. Howell, OF
Bridgeport.
The executive ~comSfittec Of the
board OF education and The committees
Of the different secret societies will
meet at DR.. Blackford's Office OF Mon
day evening to mako arrangements for
Columbian Day.
Capt. Danford, Of st. C%lairsville, was
in town yesterday on business. MIR.
Danford will speak at Bridgeport for
the Republicans two weeks from TO-
night.
John w. Crooks sold a ten by sixteen
foot bunting flag yesterday to Steei's
school, the money TO pay for which was
raised at n festival on Thursday night.
Jason Hobensack. who was called
here by the dangerous illness Of his
father. LETT yesterday for his home at
Seattle, Wash.
Rev. William Lewis, of the Welsh
Congregational church, will address tho
y. NJ. c. A. meeting tomorrow after
noon.
Mrs. Joseph Frazier is visiting her
daughter. Myrtle, who is attending col
lege at Scio.
Mrs. DR.. Ong is homo from a visit
with friends at GAINESVILLE.
The city council will hold a special
meeting tonight
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IL had cArsrrh OF the head, nose aud throat.
Ny head was racked with distressing ?1tns. NY
nogp and heal WcrN stopped up NJ times, and
caused considerable hawking and splitting. The
catarrh finally extended y my bronchial tubes
and stomach. had terrible pains in the chest
and III the right side. 8,
MI stomach was IL an awful condition: l
had no appetite, aud, when | forced myself to
cat. my food Ia; like lead, causing II heavy
blontcd up feeling vita Lolching OF gas. Ny
bowels were cut OF order, III fact, was sick all
over, aud my condition became so bad that
thought | could never be cured. ! lost ncSh nnd
strength steadily.
II want 10 a number OF PHYSICIANS and took
trcatmcn; rom them but obtained no relief.
''Pesuaded By friends, but without mitch
hone | WENT TO Iir. Copeland and associates. ana
| have been under ;heir treatment q little ,oVcr
three months and nm now a well man. have
no more pain; my head, nose, throat and cheSt
give Ine no trouble; my stomach and W. arc
all right again. | can eat anything: | am strong
md hearty, and can attend to my duties US well
as / ever could. .
II heartily recommend DR.. Copeland and his
associates to all sufferers. for they have made Il
a new man OF me, as I had lost all hope.
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Va. slnered from

Va. Il Sunered from
Severe Headaches.
"Weak Eyes.
"PartiHl deafness. w
Roaring In Ears,
"Stoppngc OF SOStrils.
dropping into Throat.
As Miss F0reman's case Is typical Of
those resulting from neglect OF cHtarrh. It
Is well worth perusaL She continued: my
throat would I'LL up. giving a choE-
lug sensation while at meals, aud dur
Ing sleep | was subject to colds and seemed 70
suffer from a cold nearly all the time. My right
ear f!st became affected and subsequently tue
left one, with a ringing and roaring sound,
which was both confusing and annoying, NY
nostrllS would stop up first one side then the
other, and | had n dull, heavy feeling over my
forehead and eyes.
al last my trouble became so bad | went TO
the Copeland Medical Institute for relief. Thoy
readily recognized my trouble and told me what
II was. After tnEing four months treatment the
dropping from my head into my throat has en-
tirciy ceased and healed up. my nose does not
stop up any more. the ringing In my ears has
almost entirely disappeared, my appetite Is good
and l can eat anything with pleasure. sleep
good and arise In the morning refreshed.
II feel II my duty 10 recommend TO anyone
suffering NJ | have done TO tho Copeland, Medt-
cal Institute, rs l had spent money and lime
with other doctors who gave me no relief what
ever. The physicians OF tho Copeland Medical
Institute certainly understand their spcclaltle'
thoroughly"
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn etfectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs Is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to Try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA EG SYRUP CO.
LOUISVILLE ~ CIV fuaG GA
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BosroS, MASS, Oct. 1.-the schooner
EyeIina, by Vim. O'Conucll arrived
here to-day with the Labrador expedi-
ton, which was sent out by the manage
mcnt OF tho Worlds Columbian Expo
sition last June, to procure an Esqui-
maux exhibit for the fair. W. D.
vinccn! and Il. G. Taylor, who arc in
charge, report 4 very successful Issue
to their undertaking The summer
was spent in coasting Labrador from
Esquimaux Bay TO tho northern ex-
%treinitv OF the peninsula, and very
complete collections were secured OF
everything OF interest.
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HUNTSVILLE.
a Miscellaneous MclanEe of Minor Mat
tiers from Marshalrs Metropolis

a Miscellaneous MolanEe of Minor Mat.
tiers from NTarshalrs Metropolis
The board Of ballot commissioners
consists OF Circuit Clerk S.. w. kim
minis and J.. L. Parkinson and G. R
Oldham. Under the new law it will be
necessary to have about 10000 ballots
printed.
The funeral OF Captain Hanson Girls.
we'll will take place this afternoon at
two o'clock. Tho members OF the bar
met at tho circuit clerks Office yester-
day and adopted appropriate resolu-
tons.
Samuel Hauen, sr., and S. II. Hanen
have returned from West Alexander,
Pa, where they were attending the
funeral of n relative.
NC. Criswell, ESQ.,, OF Pittsburgh. is
here to attend the funeral OF his father,
Captain Hanson Criswell.
Marshall county will send an i'm
mense delegation to the Mckinley
demonstration.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Meighen were the
guests OF friends at Powhatan last even
ing.
F. S. Weaver, Of York, Pa, is spend
ing a few days here with friends
John A. Boyd is home from a BUSH
ness trip to Homestead.
Circuit court adjourned Wednesday
evening until Monday.
w. B. Humphreys has been in Pitts
burgh this week on business.
Attorney Bruce Hall, OF New Martins
vile, was here yesterday.
Charles Sheets, Of Bcllaire, was here
last night.
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FOR SALE.

One of the best and most desirable building
lots in Ohio county. the choice OF Woodsdale.
close to tho motor line and only a few minutes
drive from the city, size l25xSJO. at a very con
servative price.
Big bargains in tho property corner Twenty.
sixth and Eotf streets.
Eeven.roomcd brick house. with brick stable.
on the corner OF Twcnty-Sixth street and alley.
VIII offer this property for o few days at q less
price than II would cost to build the house. 1t
Is u good location for either residence or bust
ness VIII pay l2htS TO 10 per cent as an invest
ment.
20 South Huron street, paved street, street car
line, for 1900.
4 dx.roomcd house, with large yard. at 634.
National road, intersection OF Market street.
Price $500. o.
building lots everywhere at low prices
To Let-Best fiat in the city.
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MR. EITlEN'S STORY.
He 7ES7IFIE5 FULLY AID FREELY
To the Ability and kilt of pr. Copeland
nnd Observation-Disclosures Instance where
Severe Head, Throat aid Stomach
Troubles Result from Neglected cntarrli.

Mr. joseph Estlcn. LazrRrvilic, W. Va, n box
manufactures Dy OccuptlOn, nus jeeh a patieht
past, aud. In speaking Of his Illness aud recoY-
cry. made the following statement:
81 waSR sick man for iOuT years, satl UT.
EttiCn. u did not know a well dRy in al thhE
time. My trouble was brought on ny exposure;
II contracted 4 severe cold 10 which | paid
little attention. expecting Il 10 disappear MAJ.
urally. 1t did not 90 away. however. but KEPT
getting worse till II seemed to attack every part
OF nv system,
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NEsBITT g. DEVINE,
1899 Market Street. Hu'l
FOR SAIlE.

No. 50 Thirty. fifth street, half lot, four roomL
with summer kitchen and large attic. S2,lOl
Three houses on Wood street. high ground
No. ISIS, $50 and 35?1 $3.50 each.
Two houses on Twenty.ninth. four rooms
each. 81, 400 each.
Five lots on Twenty.nInth street 80 by 100
feet. $500 each.
Brick house. five rooms and large store room.
432S Water street, $3.50.
No. $50 Wood street, lot 30xi0o feet. SIX roomL
AEood farm OF ~ acres. one and 8 hall mlieI
from the city. 4 good orchard SIX acres "
grHpeL has Rnve roomed house, stables, etc. ana
tho best OF water. WIN sell on easy ternsos
trade for city property.
Lots In Hofmanu's addition. the best valnel
the Eighth ward. on very easy terms ioF sa9''
time. ,N
No. 46iS Jacob street, rents for sll6-......,., IN
No Il Thirty eighth street. six rooms, new !'oI
No. 1924 ChRpline street, ten'roomed house
and two lots
priek house. four roouS and ball. Forty
IrYtan Woods streets, full To-
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a TYPICAL CASE OF 0ArAnRH.

Miss MtlIIe Foreman, OF Clinton, W.
Va, Makes "a Statement Concerning
Her Cnsc.-.NO Doubt but What h
Physicians of the Copeland Medical
Institute Thoroughly Understand
Their SpeciaItics.
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E. 3. POTTS BIG STORE.
GREAT EXCITEMENT

The Greatest Sale on Record Crowds
L. b. Potts's Big Store ut Main aud
Tenth Streets, and the Boom is in
Full Blast.--BarGains Going Like a
Flash at Half Price and Lcss.--A
Present to Every Customer Who
Cuts This Out,
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Mrs. John A. Gallaher, and his on,
Geo. VI. Woodbridge, in this city.
The school ~ Rock Hill has been
closed on account Of typhoid lever IN
that vicinity. Several deaths have oc-
CURED.
The clerks OF the city will hold a
meeting Monday night. They have Or
g0nized.
Hon. Lorenzo Dapford, Of st. Clairs-
vile, was in town yesterday.
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The first trial OF DR.. Woods Norway
Piuc Syrup will satisfy any one that the
lung. healing virtue OF the pine tree has
now been refined into an effective and
convenient cough medicine. Sold by
all dealers on n guarantee OF satlsfac'
g. MY.
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SIS PER MONTH.

All diseases will be treated ut tho
Uniform rate of $500 a month. MedI-
CInes furnished free. Remember, this
includes consultation, examination,
medicine and treatment for all diseases
and all patients.
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PITTssURe4 EXPOSITION.
1892 UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS. 1892
Only One Week Left in Which to Visit the Great
Pittsburgh Exposition.
uNEQUAIED ATTRACTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.


Four Concerts daily, by BROOKS famous New York Band, with MISS ALICE
RAYMOND. the QUEEN OF Cornetst. The artists re unrivaled in their pro-
fession. An exhaustive and comprehensive exhibit in PRACTICAL OPERATION, Of
the best and most recent inventions in tho line ofGAs SAVING APPLIANCES.
Cookery of al kinds, such as game, bread, etc, done in the building. This ex-
hibit will be especially valuable to hotel proprietors' hOusckcepcrs and everyone
who desire o learn how to cook food properly, and, at the same time econom-
iCaly.
The finest and most novel collection Of exhibits in all departments ever seen
on public exhibition. The management has purchased the largest and most at
trcivo CARoUssEL. or MERRY-Go-RoUND ever built, for the enjoyment
ofits patrons a-st .-so.g.a@
ADULTS, rs CENTS. CHILDREN 10 CENTS
CONSULT YOUR RAILROAD AGENT FOR RATES.
oC2wstwy -f
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DIR. BELLS RETURN.

UT IS with pleasure that DR.. Bell an.
nounccs his return to Wheeling and to
the Copeland Medical Institute where
in tho future he will remain as chief resident
physician. Since his absence he has had SUI.
perior facilities for periGcting himself In the
treatment OF nose. throat aud lung affections,
as he was connected with an office which
treated daily over 100 patients, all suffering
from the most complicated troubles Tho
patients of the Copeland Medical Institute OF
Wheeling will consequently profit by his In.
creased experience and practice.
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IS ~ OR over five years." says Miss
- Foreman, who resides at
Clinton, Ohio county, w.
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TrCatment-s5 II Month for All Diseases
with Medicines Furnished Free.
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1117 M "A T. Ell
The morning call., 1892-03-25
A WELCOME MOVE.
BELLEVUE ACADEMY TRANSFERRED FROM
HAYWAkDS TO THE WARNER TRACT

BELLEVUE ACADEMY TRANSFERRED FROM
HAYwAkDs TO THE WARNER TRACT.
Bellevue Academy is to be removed from Hay
wards where It has been for three years past aud
Will be located on the Warner tract, m dwsy be-
tween this city and san Leandro. This important
change has been brought about by the untiring eas
terprise OF Messrs NJ j. Laymance Il Co.. who some
time ago conceived the idea of the transfer SO as
that they have on the mar1et.
The acquisition Is an important one. for Bellevue
Academy Is one II the renowned seats OF learning
in Alameda County. 1t has commercial academic
and grammar departments, the branches of instrue-
rion embraced being follows:
Bookkeeping. commercial law. civil government
shorthand. penmanship. telegraphy. tppewrting
arithmetic geography, speIling composition. Latin
German, Greek, Spanish, algebra, physiology. chem
istry. modern history, ancient history. geoogg,
geometry. literature. history rhetoric physics as
tronomy, mental philosophy, and so forth.
The corps OF instructors is strong one, the
principals being as follows: Oscar L. warfeI. senior
principal languages and matthew tiles; William f.
Bianchet. junior principal sciences aud commercial
course; Miss Emma o. Christensen, shorthand and
typewriting: hrs. Carrie FroSs-Synder eiocution.
Delsarte expression and physical cuiture Miss Jes
sic N: Inslis English and primary branches; Airs.
o. L. ward piano. organ and harmony.
A block OF valuable land has been set aside for
the building of the institution and work vii! be
commenced at once. The main structure VIII be
fine and capacious. and ali around it VIII be halls
and other adjuncts of temple of learning. The
effect OF this establishment Will rebound wonder
fully TO the advantage OF the Warner Tract prop
erty. 1t means exceptional school facilities for
duee the settlement of good class OF elite MS who
will seize the especial opportunities thus accorded
for the rearing OF their families.
Taken all in all the Warner Tract property has
therefore become the best that is In the market
nowadays. Its proximity TO Oakland makes 1t par
ueuariy available for business men. and its healthy
and beautiful location leaves it without a peer for
residence property. Then again 1T must not-be for
gotten that the power-house and headquarters of
the new eiectrit-road have been established there
and this, taken in connection with the Bellevue
Academy and the further fact that many promi-
nent people of San Francisco and oakland have
purchased homes in the tract, cans or 1t golden
future and rich, harves. for those who invest
within its boundaries.
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NOTE THE FOLLOWING.

The Warner Tract. located on the line Of the OAK
land, San Leandro an Haywards electric railway
Alameda County's greatest highway; also the C. p
r. r., Elienhurst Station within short distance
This elegant piece or property was divided Into
800 large subdivisions, 50xl50 each. and placed
upon the market on October II, 1891. Over $50
lots have been sold since that dare to bona-de pur
chasers. The power-bouse and earh9uses OF the
railroad company are located upon the Warner
Iract; IA residences and 3 business houses now
IN course OF construction IN the tract The
Tor grading all the streets and laying OF the city
waterIn ms have been let at present owners ex-
pense Last. but lot least read what the Tribune
ana Times" OF Oakland, March l8, have to say:
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT-BESr q BELCAER
Az Mining Company. Location OF principal place
OF business. San Frsncisco Cat: location OF worxs
virginia City. Storey County. New.
Notice Is hereby given, that 1T meeting OF the
noArd OF Dlrcc tors, held tho third (3d) day Of
March. 1892 an assessment, No. 81. Of twenty-five
(2ol cents per share Was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable imme dtateiy In
United States gold coin. to the Secretary. Mt the
once OF tho company. room 80. Nevada Block. No.
SOS Montgomery street. San Francisco, CAL
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on THURSDAY. the seventh (7th)
day OF April. 1892, will be delinquent and advar.
tised for sale at public auctions and unless payment
Is made before Will 10 sold on FRIDAY. the 29th day
OF Aprll, 1892. TO pay the delinquent assessment,
together with the costs Of sdvrtisng aud expenses
OF sale. by oraer OF the Board Of Directors
l.. OSBORN, Secretary.
Ofnce-Room 30, Nevada Block No sOe Mont
gomery street. Sau Francisco. Cal mrA ia
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A BEAUTIFUL 5-ACRE TRACT AT NOUN
N tam View. Santa Clara County, near the Stan =
ford University. can be secured on remarkably easy
terms: only 500 cash down required, the balance
To be paid IN years on low Interest: $20. Geo
worth OF Improvements row under way this
tract and values VIII rapidly Increase the property
good because IL Is near San Francisco; Stan
ford University: Is Al fruit land: Is among the
hneSt homes la the state near The railroad station:
beautiful climate; hBe scenery; and being near
market can be made very profitable. CLARK 4
KNAPP. II Montgomery St. san francisco. mis- II
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4 ALiFoRNIA GOVERNMENT LANDS

S150 Will BUY 10 ACRES OF The FINEST
ID Lou OF fruit lands is the liysliest town In
the state: parable $40 cash and balance $40 a
month without Interest," the greatest bar. OF the
age. IVES ERN LAND CO., $40 Market. mr6 IN
HOME FOR $500; TERMS 14 CASH BALANCE
10 suit purchaser; Is acres. nicely situated hall
mile from cty limits of Los Gsto& +. ii. JORDAN
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
DROSPECT HILL TRACT
FRUITvALE AVE, EAST OAKLAND
Frutyale Is considered to be OF the most
desirable locations on the Oakland side OF the bay
for residence purposes. 1t Is sheltered from winds
fog. aad has sunny ani delightful climate Eie-
CANT homes and charming gardens abound all
sides The terminus of the Highland PARK and also
the frutvae street railways within block
OF this property. Lots will be sold easy terms
City water is being introdueed electric lights are
to be erected upon the Free pass, good Tor
five years, will be furnished for each dwelling
erected upon the tract within a specified time. Now
Is y our time to secure home No better chance
offered anywhere In Oakland. Price OF lots $l75 to
500; $40 down. balance In monthIy instalments
OF % each For maps and full particulars cali on
CLOuGH BAKER. Sole Agents.
mrSu 460 Ninth ST., Oakland.
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E'oR BARGAINS IN LOTS SOUTH OF THE
parE. near projected electric roads and Doulc-
ward. on easy terms. don't iai. call fer partlcu
lars on +. }. KENNEDY. $50 Market St mr23 Il