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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-10-06

n GLOBE il entered at the pOstOffice. Dur
ham, y. e.. az mail matter as the second class.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-10-06
ROUGH AND DRESSED
M5 EE
Flooring, Ceiling and Siding
SHINGLES, LArHS, ETC.

We shall keep in stock a complete line of
Lumber for building. Will also furnish bills
for houses promptly and as cheap az the cheap
est, direct from our mill.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-10-06
ORDERS SOLICITED.

We can be found at W. J. Griswold's Office
No l0e, up stairs over barber shop, Main street.
or at Lumber Yard on Green and Peabody
streets, near Alliance Tobacco Factory.
JAS. W. ES & CO
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-10-06
A NEW DISCOVER
NADINa's SURE PILE CUBE

Almost instant relief in the majority Of 20
in from 10 TO Is days. Never retuIne 70
purge. No suppOsitory. IL - guaTas csses
cure the most aggravated and ObstihagsriOn.
prices, etc., call on FRANK A. NADifSC.
lOzl Liberty ST.. Winst0h.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-10-06

In addition TO my line of Fine Dress Shoes
am making Doub c sole, Cork sole, Terraeed-
edge. Scotch bottoms, Felt and Fur-lined for
Fall and Winter.
&. h DOUGHTY,
Greensboro. n. G,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12
IT TICKLEs THE BOYS.
The Army and Navy Journal Compliments
Company A. OF wichita.

The members of Company A, Kansas
national guards. OF this city are stepping
'out OF sight this week they are so proud
over the following send off given them in
the Army and Navy Journal By CORE
spOndent OF that great military and navy
organ, in this city Here is what il saws:
Company a. Second infantry. X. y. g.,
conceded 10 be one OF the best in the west,
is an outgrowtR or relic OF the one TINA
famous social and military organization
known as the Eagle Rifles, which was a
product of the palmy days Of Wichita 5
boom. The Eagle rifles were a crack com
pAnv, and their graceful gray uniforms
figured on the campus IN many compel
tive drill. Their traditions aud 20 great
extent their vim and enthusiasm are pre-
served in company A. Kansas legislatures
do little for their state militia, and no
state encampment has been provided
for in some years Considering this
and other disadvantages. your CORE
spondenG was surprised on witnessing a
drill OF Company 4 last week, TO note the
precision and excellence OF their work
Particularly was be impressed with the
military bearing and soIdieriy demeanor
of the officers. Captain A. {. Runyan,
commanding. was an officer of the Eagle
Rifles before mentioned, and IS q graduate
of Virginia Military institute. First Lieu
tenant Isaac y HetLinger is an old national
guarlsman, and rose TO his present grade
through the non-commissioned positions
of the company. A vacancy exists for sec
ond lieutenant, soon TO be filed by q. VI
Sergeant l. 5 Hougland at present acting
second lieutenant. and who was also prom
inent in the Eagle Rifles. Some of the
foremost yonng men of the city belong to
the company, and il is credit to Wichita
and the state IL seems to bad that false
idea of economy prevents practical instruc-
ton for this and other meritorious organi-
cations by failure to appropriate for an
annual camp of instruction
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12
a POET IN HARD LINES.
". II. Rlddcll Sentenced 1esserday to Fou
Years in the state Penitcntiary.

Yesterday morning w H. Raddell and
| John Rench plead guilty to grand larceny
in the district court and were sentenced to
fo1r and three years respectively in the
state penitentiary. The crime for which
! the gentlemen will serve the state was
committed in this city about three month
ago. They were arrested for a petty
offehse and lodged IN the cooler. One
night some women were also lodged in the
cooler, who had some money IL their
possession. Learning of this the
two conspired together during the
night, broke into the women's cell
and robbed them OF their wealth. They
were Immediately arrested under state
warrant and lodged in the county jail
where they remained ever since. Raddell
is quite a bright fellow, y well educated
and if he had stunned the paths OF vice
aud crime in his youth ne would undoubt-
eddy have made a leading and respectable
citizen. Before being sentenced he present
60 the following poem to Sheriff AuIt as
an expression of his feelings under the
circumstances He claimed to have COM
posed it himself and those well versed in
poetic literature say they have never seen
the lines
Farewell 10 you green fields and soft meadows
adieu.
Your rocks and your mountains I now part
from you,
Nevermore shall my eyes By your beauties be
blest
Nevermore shall you sooth my weary bosom to
rest.
Farewell TO you brides so nimbly that fly,
A. --iT and r,511hl
away,
Oh what would give for such freedom to
share,
To roam at my ease and to breathe the fresh
ar.
Farewell little fishes that glide through the
stream,
Your lives are all wonders through sunshine
and gleam;
Hevernore shall I witness thy skill DER the
wave,
depart rom all friends this side of the grave.
What is life without liberty. I oftimes have
To poor troubled mind that is always in
dread.
Neither sun, moon or stars nevermore greet
my sight:
In dungeon am doomed on a cold winters
night.
Down in this dark dungeon I am doomed for
home,
No one To comfort, I am left all alone.
No change in my prison except deep sigh,
Ny heart sinks within, vita anguish die.
Farewell kind friends, now I am willing to
own,
That such a wild outcast you never have
known:
Bear the doom of my downfall to my dear
little wife,
God pity and pardon prisoner for life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12
A RGLAhY.

a burglary occurred in the north part OF
the city at an early hour yesterday morn
ing. the place broken into being the gro
Gerry store kept by Hersey & Durham OPP
posite the old brick live stock exchange.
Mr. B. II. Fox, a commission merchant.
who lives in the Exchange hotel. was
awakened by noises of pieces OF glass fall
ing, and upon looking out of his window,
by all OF the rays of the moon. he was en-
abled 10 see a man breaking the window
panes of the grocery store. Mr.. Fox awak-
eued Jack Wheatley. who rooms near him.
The latter gentleman hearing the news,
got excited and immediately began shoot
ing out Of his window at the burglar The
thief. when seen 10y Wheatley, was com
ing out of the store through n window
feet foremost and as soon rs the firing be
gan, took to has heels and escaped Yes
ter,isy morning a number Of articles which
he had stolen were found scattered IN every
direction on the road. which the brighten
ed burglar dropped in the excitement 0.
his 4 fcvhr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12
NOT Always THE CASE

tile west IS not always taxed for the
benefit Of the east, said one of the gentle
men connected with the postoffice, yester-
day. No, IN isolated eases we find that
the east has to put up for the west, aud
so saying he handed an EAGLE reporter
the following statement relative to postal
affairs:
The total postal receipts received from
the state OF Kansas for the fiscal year end
ing June the 30th. 1871, was 81, 2re Is ,
The total expenditures for the same time
were lib. 9S2 -, excess or expenditures
over receipts. 1911, $40 "a The total receipts
for the New England states were S1.446. :
$50 SC: excess or receipts over expenses,
s.. $50. col % The total receipts from the
Middle states were 80, ~ SIS %; excess of
receipts over expenses was s. S57, Isl. 25.
Total receipts from the Western, Southern,
Pacific states and territories were So, 753,
rs %; expenses exceeded receipts by S1l,-
904. 456 Is.
The total receipts from the city of New
York for the fiscal year ending June the
Goth, 1891. were greater than they were for
the entire country in the year 1893.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12
ANOTHER FREAK,

Jake Cooper has ia his laboratory on
the corner OF First and Market streets.
one OF the s;rAnges5 freaks OF nature that
has bobbed ID II this section a the
country in a long time. Il Is . lamb with
eight legs. Two tails and three ears. Two
Of the legs grow upwards from the back
and are well developed IN addition TO
these there are four hind legs and two
fore les and all OF them are natural and
fully developed n addition 70 the tyro
ears On the usual portion CT the head.
tlege : 3 fully developed ear o1 ehe back
Of the head. The lamb originally De
l0u=ed u Mr.. Ramsou, the we!l-kuown
sheep raiscr C this county, bat i a0v be
longs to John Il. Bethel OF NoFth Law
renee avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12
PERSONALS.

n. Bebstein of Newton is at the Manhat
tan
J.E. Dewitt of St Joe is at the Metro.
pole.
II. c. Howell came in from Chicago last
night.
Il McCaw of St Louis is a guest of the
MetropOle.
VI Hirsch of Chicago is registered at
Hotel Carey.
John donaldson of St. Louis is a guest
at the Carey.
Charles C. Miller of st. Louis was at the
Carey yesterday.
W. T. Watkins of st. Louis is stopping
at The MetrOpole.
J. II. Udell of Kansas City came in last
night on business.
L. J. Elliott of Oswego Kan, is register
ed at the Metropole.
Gus Williams OF Louisville, Ky, is stop
ping at the Manhattan,
J. p. Whitmore of Meriden, Conn, is
stopping at the Carey.
J. A Robinson of Kansas City is stop
ping at the Manhattan.
J. H. Frost and wife Of Chicago are
guests at the Manhattan.
y. NJ. Harpstreete OF chicago was IN the
city yesterday on business.
w. NJ Nelson of Minneapolis was a Wis
itor in the city yesterday.
r. w. Murisor of Milwaukee, Wis, did
business IN the city yesterday.
Thomas II, Walnut of Philadelphia is q
late arrival at the MetrOpole.
L. A Campbell Of Anthony did business
IN the Peerless Princess yesterday.
A. Prickert and c. Thomas of Dwight,
H, are registered at the Metropole.
II. T. Trice of Winfield and c. Y. Trice
Of Kansas City are among the arrivals at
the MetrOpOle.
Miss Carrie Dyal and Mrs Joe White
and son Of Abilene. are the guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dyal, 119
Mathewson avenue.
Miss E,Ama T. Nenable OF Sitter. Wis,
arrived HIRE yesterday morning TO make
her mother, Mrs /. 2. Venable at 6lO East
Central, a short visit.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12
GIVE IT UP.
o he Editor O, the Eagle.

To he Editor o, the Eagle.
Mr. EDIToR:-I wish to ask you a deli
cate question. / want to know if the
pretty women we see on the streets make
good wives at home. When | see hand
some tace-a vision of loneliness, 1t is eX-
tremely hard for me to imagine how eyes
so beautiful could ever be knit in ill-will
or obstancy; how lips drawn into perfect
rosebud, could ever be curled IN anger; or
a face really angelic, could ever be cross
and disagreeabIe. Do men who have pretty
wives ever think their wives faces are
ugly: Or is it that pretty women are never
i'll -uatuTed?
Maybe, il is foolish in me TO ask this
question. but | am peculiarly untitled TO
discover the truth OF the matter. Ny own
wife i not pretty, neither in face nor tenn
per. SO you see my inability. u. Is Z.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12
An. ARTISTIC DIVORCE CERTIFICATE.

When the EAGLE man dropped into the
district cclers' Office yesterday. he found
every man there crowded around the table
and all OF them busy ornamenting Ger
tifcate of divorce which Lizzie 2. Adams
had secured from one ". T. Burnett,
preparatory to launching forth once more
in the troubled sea OF matrimony which
viii be the fourth engagement Of that
lady
Burnett was her third husband and she
is still bouncing young woman who bids
fair TO be on the market again If No.
don't suit her. Burnett, it seems, has
living Undivorced wife, aud he having un
fortunately dropped into the penitentiary,
it was not hard matter for her to secure
divorce. She didn't want any common
everyday divorce certificate either; she
evidently wanted il to ornament 4 front
room in her prospective new home. for II
was made out in Spencerian baud, with
plenty of red ink to denote the important
passages in the document. And IN addi-
ton to this the two pages had to be fas-
tened together with delicate mink ribbon,
a yard and half long. with fringed ends
peeping out from under the red seal OF the
district court. II was an artistic docu-
meut and it required one man to do the
writing, another man TO tie the knot and
still another man to put on the seal prop
priv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12
NO CLIMATE LIKE OURS.

Mr.. Wright friend of George H. Lloyd,
Of the wholesale saddlery house, who IS
temporarily sojourning in the city has
been in every state in the Union during
the past two or three years, told an EAGLE
reporter last night that there is not a more
favored spot IN the United States, in re-
gard TO climate than Southern Kan
sas. He says the orange groves of
Florida are nice places enough
but the atmosphere there is debilitating
while the atmosphere of Southern Kansas
is bracing and invigorating at all times.
He caunot comprehend why more invalids
do not come to Southern Kansas to i'm
prove their health. Five or six years ago
he was in very poor health himself and
came to this part Of the country and from
the day he landed his health began to i'm
prove steadily until he left it three years
ago to resume his duties at Chicago hale,
hearty and robust man.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12
BANQUET AND BALL

This evening the Frsterusl Ai3 assccia-
ton OF this city viii give tie public a
royal entertainment IN the A @ |. W
hall on North Market street. Every body IS
invited 20 .t and those who FAM 20 attend
viii miss Que Of the most enjoyable enter
tsiumeuts Of this season 70 say the Very
least Those who nave the matter II
charge will spare neither time nor pains 10
provide fun and good cheer The Italian
band has been secured and those who visa
TO dance can trip the light fantastic to the
strains Of the music made by the sons Of
sunny Italy. The social features OF the
evening viii consist Of varlous lines Of
amuSements and IN addition 10 ST these !
sUmptuous oyster supper VIII be served.
Accept 4 pointer, gentlemen, and take
your wives AID sweerhearts % the Frater-
nal Aid social tonight and you'll never re
gret il.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12
MRS. NALBY WANTS DAMAGES.

:. F. Rees Esq, OF Kansas City. Kansas,
one OF the foremost lawyers AZ ehe mouth
OF the kaw was in the city yesterday and
made friendly call OF the EAGLE with
Judge Balders0a. Mr.. Rees was here tax
ins depositi5us in the case Of Mrs. Jessie
Nalby against the Santa Re Hallway com
psny. which case l. pending the court Of
common pleas OF Wyandotte county. II
i a damage suit which grew cut OF the
death OF Frank Malby IN the disastrous
railway wreck which occurred near Derby
sons time a=o IN which three citizens Of
Wichita. including MAlby, were killed
Mr. Rees Is 4 Republican, true and triei.
and viii take an active part II tee next
campaign for the Republican ticket no
matter who the nominees may &c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12
WORLDS colt MBIAN CLUB.

The Women's Columbian club Of Sedg-
wick county will meet again in the parlors
of the hotel Carey Friday afternoon, Feb
ruary 18Th, fS93 at 2;30 2. N. Il is earn
estly desired that ali ladies who are st all
interested in the success Of the Sed-wick
county exhibit viii be present and assist
II the organization OF the whole county IN
10 working committees For the further
enlightenment OF The many who may not
come because they DO not understand the
aim and object OF the club. we herewith
submit the constitution and bylaws
MRS. 3. Il CAMPBELL, Pres.
Mrs. O. B. JEwETT. Sec'y.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12
JACKSON GOT EIGHT YEARS.

William Jackson plead guilty to grand
larceny yesterday in the district court and
was sentenced to eight years hard labor in
the state penetentiary. He received his
sentence without murmur OF disapprOval
and left the court room as happy as II be
was going To his own wedding. The
crime which jackson com mijted was the
theft OF three oyercoats some I'VE or six
weeks ago from the boarding house Of
Mrs, Tiford, mention OF which was made
ID the EAGLE at the time the theft was
committed. Eight years IS pretty hard
sentence but Judge Reed reasoned that
Jackson was tough citizen and that by
giving him eight years be would he
enabled TO thoroughly learn some good
trade which viii yield him . livihood after
getting ont Jackson is a slick looking
colorsd man aud Judge Reed sized him up
right when he said be was hard citizen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12
4. HAckMAN> F.LI-

Ed. Chr.ssman. better known A.
'Re,iGy, the hack driver. who WORKS Tor
Roo, brothers. fell from the drivers seat
o. his hack. yesterday morning near the
NetrcDale and was rendered uncunse3aus
b the fall. Il was thought FOR 3 skoTf
time that Ire would n5t survive but DT.
Whi.locS was called iu- who brought hfm
70 cons. ousues. again, lie Wa taken into
ne Metropolis where Ae was cared for I'll
last night when Re was taken 20 bis home
on rs. D0uElns avenue-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12
The LYCEUM.

4 magnificent audi encs greeted the
characters in The Federal Captain" ar
the LycsUm last night when the curtain
rolled up. which attests the continued. II
not increasing popularity Of that favoFite
evening resort. The Federal Captain is
the pessonaI creation of Mr. Charles Ellis,
the leading actor of the Lyeeum, and IL -
a splendid play and affords handsome
scope for the abilities Of that clever Young
actor. There is one excellent character
there which is tie red headed Irish cor
poral who keeps the audience tickIed all
through the play with his droileries- Thoss
who have not seen Mr.. Ellis and bis com
pany ia "The Federal Captain have
missed a treat in he dramatic Hns.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
AZ TRIsH,fAx's EovE.

The line of construction in Irish drama
laid down BY Boucieauit has of course been
followed in writing An lrlsman ) Love,
the romantic Hibernian play put on last
night at the Corinne Lyceum for week 5
run In it the real home life in n CorkOnlan
shantv is supposed 10 be a. truthfully plc-
tured as is Yankee life in The Old Home
stead - It's full OF love, heroism, sensation
and genuine wit of AUD Erin"
Iide Holden Lester leads the company
and does some conscientious work as Eileen
O'Don nell The other characters are ia
capable hands, and the play loses none OF
It's force BY their appearance. The many
lovers of the dogutrodden isle are sure "a
fOck 10 the Lyceum during the remainder
Of this engagement There are matIuees
Wednesday and Saturday.-Buffalo Even
ing Times.
At the Crawford Grand Tuesday, Feb
10Th
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12
WHO WANTS HIM?
A sumner County Man in search OF Wife,
Youn. Widow Preferred.

Yesterday Postmaster Jewett received a
letter from a matrimonial speculator Of
Hunnewell Sumner county that now oc-
cupies a conspicuous place in the EAGLE S
museum of literary curiosities which is
probably the best stocked museum of the
kind between the Mississippi and the
Rockies. The writer wants a wife, and
wants her bad, aud if there is any enter
prising widow in Wichita who wants a
husband without much cost she can see
Postmaster Jewett who will be very will
ing to open up matrimonial negotiations
between them. She can probably get a
good, honest, hard-working man, but she
need not hope to get ii literary genius, as
the following letter, which is printed YER
batim, will show. The letter is addressed
as follows: ''Myster Poste Master, Witch
etawc, Kan, ," and starts out as follows:
February the Q 1892 Sire Myster Poste
master I want zoe toe informe me toe
some homely little womene in you're toune
some yonge widher l ore , childeen is
anofe foe me one that wants new home
in the stripe on the cheerykee l was in the
ware am little name a good name Sire l
waute we tue send towe > ore womene
and send me Their names twoe me Sire if
you fiude Ne a womane that is a good
hose kiper l willie pay zoe fer you're trou-
belle Wyreete you're letter to hunnewell
Sumner co truley &c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12

City attorney Harry l. Gordon and Col
onel Ogre OF this city, have returned from
their trip to Sioux Falls; OAK. where they
went as counsel for the city Of Wichita. %
take dispositions IN the jasPeEite suit. Mr..
Gordon stated last evening that he So
cured very valuable testimony while away
and feels more confident than ever that
the City OF Wichita viii win the case.
which will save the people Of Wichita \
good MANY dollars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12

Il =. Eoves q Nr-yn3aa toSussip r y
rI1ass successful farmer. ast IS az przssas
sefou~pioz 70 thss ritF. ssrv = on r. iaFY
ledge fge1 oaaft fir Esyes is q
southern uzas. eCus .az 90 -sv.s-7virk countF
frr1an ksntzezy lie las rtsllst 90
,,rzseaf farm i1s ulAHy years Hz5 faFls
alsests - aa care ard tbrif. A. a fsr1nss.
lie xot@s tss sf-aiztt Eepan. .1sa tekst
and -. sTes Is Eae-as sne esdzslc<
coaatF.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12

3 Patton ard May Gore. both Of this
city. wers united IN marriage - ssiResssaY
evening Harry FoTby acting a grooms-
man ard f.5zzie Patton a. bridesmaid JEe
ceremony was performed By Klaer Simras
q TIE Central Christian churea a. sac
home 81 tie bride. SO North 1izia- None
but relatives were present
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12
A GOOD EXAMINATION.

The location Of chief clerk Of the rail-
way mail service at this point gives Post
master Jewett an opportunity to occasion
ally have his mailing clerks examined J.
B. Bourgette, assistant mailing clerk, was
examined yesterday and made the follow
ing excellent showing:
Number Of separations made, 1S3; num-
Der of cards handled, 1872; number thrown
correctly, 1,215; percentage correct, y 81;
knowledge of connections, good. Time,
one hour and twenty-five minutes. The
examinat ton was conducted by ". J. Carr,
chief clerk OF the railway mail service
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12
THE WICHITA LITERARY LEAGUE.

A very good program has been arranged
by this society and will be rendered in its
hall. corner o. First and Market, tonight
The music of the evening Will be furnished
by Misses Jean Love, Alta Galway and
others.
Recitation. princes Errics' Christ-Asid"
Miss Clara Ciehring
Recitation ..............Mrs Mable Collins
Debate: Resolved, That the president and
senators Of the United states
Should be elected by the direct
vote Of the people
Admission free and the public is cordial
liz invited
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12

Nr Forbes, the foreman o. the Burton
Car works, received quite a blow across
Ms head Wednesday afternoon. Wills re-
uzir.ag an air brake on car. The blow
almost lad bifn oat. but fortunately
proved not - be aerio1s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12

Carts sre 11t ausoancIEg the nlsFrlags
n 3nss Cers Alsis Kgaolrh AMI Afr. vs.
T. Hodge Wsdn@ss3ay evening. Feb sat
o'elark a. ale ~ JOIN Epssre1sl
churrb sir Hodx~- IL = rrs-4ens G. srsii-
water. q . where t5s AagpT ceupie vii
b. a. hog.s 20 ths.r many trlsnes alter
= AREA %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-02-12

TIE Misses Prndsncs ard Neliorz Berry
Of Table Grove. lis. arrived n tae city
recently. Ter "A extended VISIT vita 'ae.r
SISTER Mrs JOHN l. Powell. 10 Park
Place ave-ue