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and Mrs. H. Werder. Rev. Schroeder
witnessed only by the parties above
mentioned; in fact. the matter had been
kept very quiet, and not even the young
couples most intimate friends knew
anything about the wedding until after
the couple had left on the 8 O'Clock
train for q short honeymoon trip. Mr..
and Mrs. Bennerscheidt will reside in
this city.
Ernest @. Stein, who had been ill at
his home east OF town for some time,
died at an early hour this morning, aged
SO years. The funeral will take place
tomorrow Sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
H. Clay kellogg returned last night
from an extended visit to the east and
the worlds fair.
Workmen are engaged putting big
Gurney refrigerator in place in Bentz
& Stenman's meat market, which is
now the finest equipped shop in this
part of the state.
Rev. E. Thompson, D. D., represent.
ing the American Sabbath Union, will
preach in the M. f. church tomorrow
Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. All
are invited to attend.
]. w. MoEvers, H. Weber, r. Egan,
Mrs. H. Bleay and daughter and j. +.
Swift were among the Angeleflos seen
on our streets yesterday.
H. Wilgeroth of Honolulu, j. Cohn
of San Francisco and A. E. Mutt of San
Diego visited the city today and were
registered at the Commercial.
The families of A. L. Lewis and L.
Nemetz joined the throng at Anaheim
Landing yesterday.
Neill Bailey has returned to his post
as telegraph operator at Lordsburg,
N. NJ, after q months visit to his
| parents here.
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teor will begin running to Catalina
island this week, and will make two
trips each way per day. An inspection
of the boat by your correspondent
showed an exceedingly trim and COM
Portable boat, and the owner and cap
tain, Mr.. G. w. Stamps Of Los Angeles,
SAYS che will be able to make the trip to
the leland in two and one half hours,
easy. She will sail from the Terminal
wharf, of which due notice will be pub
lished in the Los Angeles dailles, and
the fare for the round trip will be 81.
She will carry from 40 to 30 passengers.
There must be a great deal of building
going on in Los Angeles and the country
generally, otherwise we are at loss to
know what becomes OF the immense
amount of lumber that leaves the Genahl
company's yard here every day bound
northward. Last week they sold in
Los Angeles and adjoining towns over
1000 900 feet, and the three-masted
schooner Fanny Duchard is now at the
wharf discharging $780, 900 feet OF Oregon
pine. Mr.. Sweet, the manager at this
place, tells us that five more vessels with
more than 100000 feet of lumber are
on the way, and they have all they can
do to supply the demand. This surely
speaks we'll for the prosperity OF the
country despite the late monetary panic.
Among those who came to get one of
the famous fish dinners at the island
pavilion we noticed Sunday General
Bouton, T. M. Gilbert, John Brink and
family, Charley Munson, General Man
aqer T. B. Burnett, General Passenger
Agent William Wincup and ladies, Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Osborne, Los Angeles; ;
w. p. Wilson, E. @. Denio, city trustees
of Long Beach, and DR.. Weldon, San
Pedro.
We are on the eve of some important
railroad developments looking to this
place as an outlook for another transcon-
tinental road. Keep your eyes on that
road in Nevada that is pushing appar-
, emily toward the Vanderbilt mines. We
expect to see cars come right in here
very soon labeled Denver and Rio Grande
Western.
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REDoNDo.
Shipping Arrivals and Departures-Local
Affairs.

Shipping Arrivals and Departures-Local
Affairs.
REDoNDo BEACH, ,Ju uly 15.-The steamer
Corona, Captain Hall. from the north,
made Redondo port at 0 O'Clock this
morning, landing 200 tons merchandise
and large passenger list. She was out
OF her berth with her nose pointed south
at 2 80 p. M, having shipped IA passen
gers for San Diego.
The steamer Hermosa, Captain Dern-
field. came in from Avalon at 10 o'clock
this morning, landing 30 passengers, and
got under headway for the same port at
IL O'Clock q. m. today, taking out "a
passengers for the islands.
The catch of rock cod, sea bass, bar
racuda and halibut landed this forenoon
aggregated 2970 pounds, all expressed by
the Santa Fe morning trains to River
side, Santa Monica and Los Angeles.
The Ancient Order of Foresters of
America are in full possession of Re-
dondo Beach today. The morning trains
on both railways were crowded by mem
bers OF the order, accom- panied by their
children and friends. Their programme
of exercises for both morning and after
noon was we'll carried out under Chair
man L. s. Seaman, the presiding officer
OF the day.
Interesting addresses and recitations
were the order for the morning to the
crowd concentrated in the casino inter-
aperced with fine bursts of music from
Prof. Schmidt's orchestra.
The Boyle Heights Stars are playing
the Young Redondo baseball nine this
afternoon at the Chautauqua grounds.
Mrs. Clara Diffenbaugh of Needles is
among the late arrivals in Redondo, and
is guest at Lynum Villa.
Among the many visitors at the beach
today wore full delegation of the Santa
Fe staff. We noted General Manager
X. H. Wade, General Ticket Agent s. B.
Hynes, Messrs. Belt, Gregory, Worden,
Dawson, McGee and Catlin.
This mornings arrivals at Hotel Re-
dondo: F. Jullman, Germany; Mr..
and Mrs. Frank s. Brown, Miss A. A.
Brown, Miss Lowe, Pasadena; George
J.. Ainsworth, city; Vice-President
Stevenson and party, Washington; Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred J. Perkins, Alameda (;
Sarah F. Allen, Minneapolis; Mrs, Jen-
ME A. Rura, Mrs. Palmer, Poughkeep-
sic; 2. S. Eldridge, San Francisco; H.
sweeny, U. s. A; l.. I. Fisher, E. j.
yawter, Santa Monica; Miss Kendall,
Vernon.
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board bill at South Riverside last week,
for which he is now serving sentence in
the county Jail, complains that he is not
receiving q suficiency of food. He gets
two good meals each day and that
should be enough for one whose princi-
pal occupation is smoking and walking
around the cell.
All Jack, the Chinese who is in jail
upon a conviction of selling lottery
tickets, has commenced to tire OF con-
finement and has asked his cousins to
pay the necessary fine 30 he can be re-
leased.
Capt. J. A. Mellon, who accidentally
shot Edgar Holden several weeks ago,
was in the city yesterday, as his examin'
alton had been set for that date. The
preliminary was postponed till next
Wednesday at 2 p. m. He lett again
yesterday, after arranging for the exam
ination.
THE ORANGE GROWERS.
The orange growers will hold another
meeting tonight at the city court room,
in the Loring block, at 7:30 o'clock.
The territory represented at this assem-.
blage embraces that section lying north
OF the arroyo, east OF the Santa Fe
track and north of Eighth street. A
full representation OF the growers should
be present to organize local associations,
in order to establish satisfactory basiE
in a uniform manner. The committee
on organization appointed by the ex.
change, consisting OF Messrs. Chamblin,
Crawford and Frost, will be present.
NOTES.
s. F. Jarvis of Elsinore visited the
county seat yesterday.
Supervisor McVicss Of South River
side was in town yesterday.
Miss Nellie Hoagland left today fol
San Diego, where she will remain fol
five days.
James H. Boyd of San Bernardinc
was noticed on our streets yesterday.
Sheriff Swope held the first sheriff 4
sale yesterday in this county. 1t was
San Jacinto property, and was sold tc
satisfy judgment held by Gilespy &
Clark.
A small blaze in hedge on North
Almond street called the fremen Out
last evening.
A pleasant party was given Miss
Eva Branch yesterday afternoon.
Oscar Edinger has challenged Casey
Castleman to run a 75.yard race for q
$50 medal, or is willing to make it Q
professional race for $500.
The supervisors, at their meeting
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SANTA ANA.
A Deserter Caught-An Electric Light
PIant-Notes.

A Deserter Csught-An Electric Light
Plant-Notes.
SANTA ANA, July 15.-''I tell you it's
hard luck to have to 60 back to Arizona,
and fate worse than the one left now
awaits me-"
That was what Private Kelly said to a
HERALD representative this morning, as
he was being taken to San Diego by
Marshal Nichols. Kelley is deserter
from Fort Whipple, Ariz., and if half
the hard tales told about soldier life in
the sun-kissep territory are true, the lot
of the musket carrier is hard one. He
has been in the service, he says, for 10
years, and now expects five years.
service on the island.
WE SHALL HAVE LIGHT.
The Orange County Herald this morn
ing published list Of those in favor OF
and against the city bonding to put in
an electric light plant and city hall, and
shows that large majority of the peo-
pie of this city are in favor of bonding.
The estimated cost of the improvements
contemplated is placed by the city trus-
tees at $4,000. Of this amount $40, ,00O
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TERMINAL ISLAND.
News Matters from that Popular
Resort.

News Matters from that PopuIa,
Resort.
TERMINAL ISLAND, July 15.-If this
island resort was on the Atlantic any,
where within $50 miles of New York,
Long Branch, Cape May, Brighton
Beach. Newport, nor any other of the
dozen watering places would not be in
1t, or could for that matter begin to COM
pare with 1t as q seaside pleasure resort.
we don't include Coney Island in that
list as we are not ambitious for the
honor y OF the patronage of the class
OF people who frequent that place of un-
eavory reputation. We prefer they
would 60 further west.
There is fine music stand here on
the top OF the bathhouse, but much to
the disgust and disappointment Of hun
dreds OF visitors, there has been no
music thus far this season. We don't
know whose fault it is,, but we know
dozens who would attend Saturday
night hops if the opportunity we're af-
forded.
At one of the bath houses here to-
boggan slide has been erected, which
shoots the venturesome bather who
tries 1t far out into the water.
There is no better place anywhere,
nor any place on the coast that we are
aware OF, that equals this place for surf
pathing. 1t 10 absolutely without
danger. No treacherous undertow, no
boisterous breakers to knock the breath
put OF one, and, situate as it is in cove
completely sheltered from the only side
. cold wind could come from--the west
-the water is warmer than at any of the
other resorts, and bathers do not come
ont with teeth chattering and shivering
.ll over with cold, as we have seen them
DO at other places.
Ine new and fast naphtha launch Me-
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ANAHEIM,

A Quiet Wedding Local Events and
Personals.
ANAHEIM, July 15.-Still another we'd
ding in the mother colony. At sn early
hour this morning Joseph Bennerscheidt
and Miss Emma Werder were married
at the home of the BRIDES parents. Mr..
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Monday, are expected to take some
action relative to the construction of
road between this city and the Moreno
valley.
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RIVERSIDE.

The Orange Growers tn Meet for Organ
ization-Notes and Personals.
RIVERSIDE, July 15.-Ackerman, the
young man of long hair, who jumped a
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AGOODSHOW

We are always advising you to
advertise, and to keep on advertis
ing, but that does not cover the
ground entirely. Of course, you
Should make your advertising effec.
tive-ifan electric light be available,
YOU should not use a "taIIow dip"
to light the path TO your store.
What do we mean by that Sim.
ply that the more conspicuous, the
more artistic, the more attractive,
the more original you make your ad-
vertisements, the more people will
see and read them, and the more
customers YOU will have to con-
tribute to your cash-drawer.
Study effects in bold pretty type
good matter may be spoiled by
ugly dressing. Seek to catch the
eye by a display of good taste in the
style and arrangement OF your an.
houneement.
Above all, let it be bold enough to
be easily read. Don't vex a reader
by vexing his or her eyes!
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BEII.AIRR.
All sorts of Local Nows and Gossip from
til- Glass Citr.

al Sorts Of Local NCws und Gossip from
th- Glass Citr.
There are twenly.three glass workers
4 iR this city who baye signed papeF
subscribing $ 900 stock each Tor CO.
operation glass company TO operate TIC
old Bellairc goblet works Mr.. Shearcr
subscribed 81 OJ0io be paid in casli and
will bring two others 10 do the same.
/ Frank u. Archer has also subscribed
| that amount 10 BE paid in cash. ATouud
I this nucleus it is hoped to ret another
factory started here. bat as 4 factory
has to be built more cash must come in
! sight. There is furnace that can be
put in good repair Tor reasonable
amount, but there are no buildings
| about it.
Congressman Pearson announced re-
Gently that he would neither be in
Washington city or Woodshcld much OF
the time before Congress meets; that
he meant to travel around some in the
interior. He has been so annoyed by
persistent o!iire.seekera that this is his
plan TO get a little time to himself.
Walter S. Cowcn, Of this county. who
was the third assistant serseaatat. arms
OF the last Ohio senate, will probably
get the place again, rs /. Is the custom
to give these officers the second term
when the same party controls. Ills
position is tina, al postmaster Of the
senate. and he was very popular with
the last body,
Hon. Ross j. Alexander is in Wash
ington City to see something more about
his appointment rs land Appraiser. lie
did not decline tho place and will per-
haps give it trial unless he finds the
duties too onerous after getting full de-
tails as to it when lie reports for duty.
The ministers association selected
Rev. K. G. White, the pastor Of the Dis
ciples church, 10 preach the union
Thanksgiving sermon. Tho services
will be held in the First Presbyterian
church.
There was an alarm OF fire at ? o'clock
yesterday morning and the department
was called out. The alarm was given
on account OF blaze up Indian run
made by burning brush.
Deputy Sheriff Darby has taken nine
prisoners TO the Ohio penitentiary dur
ing the last week. and shannon Iaggart
will be taken to-day for bis term OF Two
and one-hall years,
\ bartender named Hickey cut Ed.
Lucas in the leg with knife while
"having fun with him." but Lucas
lodged charge OF assault against him.
NVith two glass factories, the steel
works and plate mill, tho foundry and
several other establishments going,
things are looking up here nicely.
g. W. Dickens resumed his duties as
cashier OF tho Dollar bank yesterday.
The annual meeting OF this bank will
be held next Saturday.
Burning cinders would have destroyed
the Ohio River trestie in Benwood had
the bucket brigade not drowned them
out.
The camp fire OF the old soldiers ON
Friday evening promises to be an es-
pccalIy interesting occasion.
Thieves carried off some groceries and
meat from Mrs. Mckelvey's grocery
Saturday night.
Civil Engineer A. J. Norton is laid
up with the grip and the city paving is
at standstiil
There is = new rirl at the Globe hotel
"a late arrival Of the proprietor's.
Samuel Simmons has a uailer's job in
the Mingo factory just started up.
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MARTINS FERRY
Haps aud Mishaps in tho Thriving city
Across the River

HnpS anu Mlshaps ia thc thriving wy
Across the River.
Under tho new schedule on the c. &
p. railroad the down-train due at ll:2O
now arrives at 1912, the up.train which
arrived at 20 now arrives at II ana
the west,bound afternoon train Watch
arrived at 2:5S now gets here at l2:32,
eastern time.
Some ofth best talent from here will
take part in the concert "Wednesday
evening, November %, at SCOTS NJ, f.
Church, out back Of Bridgeport, and Il
number Of people will attend.
NIrs. John l.. Van PGlt, who was rec.
emily summoned TO Martins Ferry by
the illness Of her husband, eXpecta to
return TO Lansing, Mich, to-day.
James A. Riley will play "A German
Soldier at the opera house Saturday
night, and Tony Farrell will play My
Colleen" on Thanksgiving.
James Radcliffe and James Gather
both practical glass men, have purchas-
ed the interest Of Lewis +, Smith IN the
Union Glass Works.
The high school will give an enter
! taInment AZ tne opeTh uouae bSSC'"pSA
Is, the proceeds 10 be used toward pur-
chasing a piano.
Peck Brandt, who stabbed Henry
Myers on Saturday, will probably be
sent 10 the reform school.
George G. Ralston, who has been on
the sick list several days, is again able
10 he at the store.
Yesterday Maioney Bros. began prep
arations to finish the paving oi JeIter'
son street.
John NARROW moved his family from
thecountry to Martins Ferry, yesterday.
Yesterday tomahawk was found in
the clay at the Belmont brick works.
| Miss Lydia Bell, OF Hopedale, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. William Saldield.
Simpson Ganett is quite sick at his
home on Jefferson street.
Council made an unsuccessful attempt
to meet last night.
William Darshoun, OF EiwOod, Pa, is
in town.
William Rodgers goes to IrOnton to.
day.
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MoUNUsvILLE.



tors from MnrShRlrN MctrOpD is.
There have been ono small robbnries
going an here ii la:e. On several days
las, week TWO unknown men Travelled
around. town stopping in stores and ask
ingto see goods, and while the attention
OF the merchant was attracted by one,
the other slipped goods undor his coat,
sometimes purchasing and o.her times
going on. without buying any. On
saturday Officer Charlton was notified
by 81 slofekeeper, WHO had been a vic
TIM, and Mt once set out to look the
follows up, taking Officer McGill with
him. When around the i. & 0. depot,
they noticed two suspicious characters.
They laid ilr wait fGr them and when
they came up nabbod thom and pro-
ceeded 30 the jail with them. When
coming up Lockwood avenue the men
broke away from the officers, they had
a good run before they caught them
again, one OF the o!Eirers shooting at
| them three times. They were fually
lodged in jail, to await their trial Mon.
day morning. The officers also captured
two suspicious characters about The
rolling mill property yesterday morn'
ing early, and accused them OF stealing
| corn. An four were tried before Squire
! Criswcll, and they confessed and were
fined SO each and given twenty days in
jail.
Col. I. Kirk White, of York, Pa,
representing the Phoenix Assurance
Company, OF London, England, and
joseph Emsheimer, OF Wheeling, reprc.
sentinc the Scottish Union and Ma
tional, of Edinburgh, Scotland, we're
here yesterday adjusting the losses
caused by the Htfdid Office fire.
The new track atihe pewfais grounds
will be completed by the middle OF this
week and the work of putting up the
stables will be begun at once. Mr.. Fl.
E. Webster, OF Lexington, KY, has
located at the Meadowdaie stock farm
and will train horses over the new track
in the spring,
County court is in regular session. A
great Improvement to tho WaYnesourg
road will be considered BY them to-day.
They propose changing the line through
the Moundsville Mining and ManuEac'
turing Company'a land near the BurIey
hill.
Fire was discovered in the garnet over
the office at GNlaher & Purdy's store
early yesterday morning. Had it not
been seen when it was, it would have
been hard to get it uuder control. II
caught from a spark from defective
| ilue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rankin. OF
Roanoke, Va, are here, having been
called by the death OF Mr.. Rankin's
| sister, Miss Alice, Who died on satur'
day morning aud was buried on Sun
day.
The funeral OF William Koonts, who
died suddenly on Sunday, will take
place this afternoon at , o'clock from
his late residence. Mound City Lodge
No, l3, I. .. o, f., will have charge
County Clerk I. NJ. Lewis has moved
into his new residence.
The city council will meet in special
session this afternoon.
Hugh G. Wright has returned from
| 81. Louis.
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TInx aud impure blood is made rich
and hcalthful by taking Hood's Snrsa.
parilln. 1t braces up the nerves and
1ive, renewed strength. II
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ABOUT PSYCHOLOGY
Hon. G. w. Atkinson's Third Dis
course on tho Subject.
CONSCIOUSNESS is EIPLllNE D

As the cearai Root OF tho science oil
tho Mmd-Ihc subject Brought
within the Understanding of ali the
AuditoYs-Thc Various Operations
orthe Mind Compared.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is due to lis presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of aperfect iaL-
atiye ehectually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions aud
met with the approval Of the medical
profession. because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and it is perfectly free from
every Questionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Go. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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The property, No. 50 South Broad
way, between Virginia and Ohio streets,
viii be sold at the north iron: door OF
the court house, tcity bu'!dine) at 10
o'clock ~ NJ. oil SATURDAY, November
-, 1895. See advertisement in lNTriLi
GcNcEn. j. D. EwINe. Trustee.
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pr1srrrGn PA. Nov 20 --'luttcr, E.sIn
crra,icry .pas1c: Ohio luncy cycancry 25e13r;
Ia,,ry vpuutry en!l lrA2iG, low grades and coos
In. iGnl5c Chrc'u 0lgio ucW lie; New lvt'
W;,rnnS!u SwIs, lial5c; lun0uG@cs new make
lie Wi,rr. stsic'iy fresh lcnDT.NaHla. and
aSio IN case aialJc. puul"g larg' I've chick
ruS ljaSjc per pair. i've ch.csgas anal &lai3c;
t,,rr.r, yCaar bvr To-: dressed fowls DNlnc
DC. H.: SPIN: chickens lOsic nerlg; llcss
iG,iue ue- ID G,rGey, ilNl2c prr ~, Potatoes,
iuncy BnrSanks, raF lots oa ,g1es 9l1ic per
Ti,b,i, los Than our lois on track iSaGJc. other
binds X, 1oe, fancy fairbanks IRON store DRGlc;
jersey sweets = jjaS - pes bar e; blltlmorc
sv,rsis 81 7ixn h Cabbage, pcr 100 Ii ad' s. Uln
1 01 asio quality and size. onions yellow Eiobe
81 io1l 20 per bushe; III ollk ''ao1e; ni ,on.
washed lOnSOn per bnshcl. Cclcty iSas1c per
buuch, Euulbagas 81 Ochi - per barrel Carrots
81 2jai 20 per barrel.
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The best salvs in the world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tottor, chappod hands chilblains,
corns and all skin oruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
tits guaranteed to give perfect satisiac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
q box. For sale by logan Drug Co.
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TuR smallest "cat-boip is large
enough to show that the blood needs
purtying-a warning which, il I'M
needed, may result, not in more boils,
but in something very much worse.
Avert the danger in tine by the use oil
Ayers Sarsaparilln Cured others, will
gnrN Ynn
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An receiving new Wall Paper for
spring trade, 1894, cheaper than over,
Parlor aud bedroom papers from &c to
lac, You will save % to % per cent by
calling or sending for samples at the
'Od and Reliable Wall Paper Store"
Jos, GRAVES.
20 Twelfth Street.