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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27


The convention In regard to iIninl-
grafton agreed upon between Secre
tary Gresham and Yang Hu. tao Chi.
nese mlhlstcr, and sent TO tho Senate,
March 10 says tie Baltimore ) III, is
based on the idea that tho United
States and China should establish re.
cipeooal measures Tor the better pro-
lection of tho citizens of zach within
The jurisdlC Ion of the other Tho con.
vontion is in five hrisf articles After
celtlin wGereasAs Hllulng to past
treaties AMI friendship pn thu de.
slre" of China to ''prohlhit' TIE lmini.
grafton oil Chinese llhprers into the
United States on acco Mt Of tic 'an.
tagonism" their Presence eSeiLrs IN
certain parts OF the United SaIts5. >
tue document proceeds to lroYido FOR
period o! ter years the Immigration
of Chinese laborers into the United
States shall, with certain reservations
be absolutely prOai stgh. II siS
months before tho cni of tile frst ten
years notio3 lie not given b. either
government Of II desire TO terminate
II, the convention shall renGln III
force for ten ycars mure.
A Chneae labbrer who las left the
United States may not return unless
he has lawful wife. child or parent
here, or property worth $1,000 or
debts due him to that amount, This
prohibition Of raturn shall not apply
TO officials, teachers, students, tuer-
chants or tourists, but these persons
shall before enterlng the Galted States
provide themselves with enitnble Ger.
tihc ties obtained from tho Chinese
government aud verified Dy our con.
Ruiar or diplomatic representative ut
the port whsnce they depart Chinese
ialorers lawfully In tho United States
arc to hive Tie protection OF the
Entei Suites for their pers on4 and
property, but IRE not to haYd the right
TO become n1turaliled citizens HEY
will be r"guireI tn egister, and CHINA
will not object TO this requirement..
Reciprocally tho | nitod States rstog-
niZes the right OF thu COVE lment of
China to enact and enforce u slrntlur
requirement Tor the registration OF
American lahurers in him.
The Cniteti StRtcs " IN further with.
Ina var provide the government OF
China wi h lists Of American citizens
residing In China stating Il. II aames
age. occupation and place OF residence
Slch are the essential PROVISIONS oil
tue convention which secures Chi ~
assent TO our existing cslclsiOn acts
Objection may perhaps lie made To Ito
provision for registering Americans
In China. This provision, however
does not create u tight 1t sim Is
'recognl2es' formally right which
we have all along adElltted that Chira
possesses. Ever sovereign State Is
conceded the right to u.pioy reason
able means OF indcLti'yiDg its Citzena
and distinguish M Them from aliers.
We ekeiGAse It ourselves us respects
the ChlEass.and cannot Il. equity den
IT to friendly power. Az there are
but TOW score ~ American lahorere
In China, tie registration proyisIor
VIII not In pratIce give our cIti2sL,
much inCOUYarirnHe
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

II seems tina. the cold wave extend.
ed from the Rocky Mountains to the
Psnobscot, and from Maine to Georgia
II not still further south. Tho result
has been great damage to peaches.
grapes blackberries and Strawberries.
In Michigan. Illinois, Indiana and
in other States where tho ground
was frozen hard, 1t is said that many
farmers who had Civ en- mortgages
with the hope Of being able to pay
them from the profits OF their fruit
crops. Will be completely ruined. Thus
far We have not heard any e5tim Ito Of
the damage done to the peaches OIL
this peninsula, but as many OF the
orchards were In full bloom the loss
will certainly prove very serious one.
We can only hope that a portion Of the
the crop still prove worth picking. 1t
is bad enough to have the Democrats
arrayed against the prosperity of our
country, and ut the same time suffer
from frost, biights and mildaws. 1t
is verilicntion OF the old adage that
mlsfortunes never come singly. We
can patiently bow to tho loss occa
stoned by natural CAUSES but those
which are produced by demsgogues
we cannot find language too severe to
express our condemnation. We can
only pray that their eyes may be open
ed. and that they may yet assist in lie.
pairing the evil they have done.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Tho Pollard -BrecikinriaEe Case.
The readers OF the papers are be
coming nauseated with the de-
grading details in this celebrated
case. As bad as Miss Pollard may
have been, it is difficult to see how
yirtuous man could have fallen VIC
tim to her wlles and been her slave for
nine mortal years. A plea OF her crimi.
naiity is no excuse on the part OF an
Intelligent and honorable man for his
lapse from virtue. He was too willing
a victim to make any believe that he
was either drugged or betrayed. If
all men occupying high positions
could be thus easily dupsd. every de-
signing woman would have q lover.
The Colonel, after life Of nine years
of Illicit love. should not like Old
Adam plead the baby act, and say tho
woman thou givest to be with me. she
gave me OF the tree and l did eat"
but should take the responsibility,
and admit his own crlmlnalitvs.
The world would think better OF
him II he would cease his attempt to
make the bad woman responsible for
his sin, and admit that he was equally
guilty, IL not doubly so. All Colonel,
your plea Of innocence will not save
your reputation, at best 1t must prove
you q coward, II not q Ounce, not
outstanding your polished exterior
anu your winning ways. II you suffer
1t Is your own fault and not that of
another. You must not complain II
you are pilloried by public opinion,
those who SOW to the wind must ex.
pect to reap the whlrlwind," as men
do not gather grapes from thorns OF
! figs from thistles. A candid confess
/ sion is good for the soul. After being
| arrayed III saokcloth aud ashes, you
may do work meet for repentance
and II your constituents can find It III
their hearts to condons your sins they
| will be a true followers of the Messiah
! who forgayo all who repentsd ANA
/ believed in Him. At the same time il
I will be well to remember that repen :
ance Ia not worth great that Is no
followed by reformation, determine
ton to lead pure and noble life. Thu
public not wish a repetition of such q
| scandal. .. ..E ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Elsewhere in this Issue will be found
connection with o new publication
Just Issued, aud which we belisvo Is
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gained a place OF honor and prefer
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and in the hearts of It's people. Each
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subject OF the Illustration that dis.
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1t is with more than ordinary pleas.
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that we can imagine 10 calculated to
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structive, and when 1t can be had for
tho insignificant sum OF ten cents for
each part 1t becomes not question OF
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sufficient interest in the portraits ana
history OF the men and women who
have contributed so largely to make
this great nation and great people
Wo wish we could adequately i'm.
pres upon our readers the artistic
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as Its great educational value, but no
description that we can give can do
Justice to either feature of the work.
The only way to get proper appre-
citation OF lts value Is to send to US
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ing TINT any one who becomes pos.
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As an evidence that We mean lust
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we make this offer to our readers:
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

southeast Corner Filth and King SITS.
Come In and see our Faster gools. We
lisve India Pavilion tea at 81 II pou nd,
Put up In lovely canisters. just what
you want to send TO motier for Easter.
The hest tea Ia the world they claim. but
our O'Clock tea at SO cents Is, we think,
the best In the world We also have nice
tea a % cents. The odds and ends OF
ehests; 1t ls rood value for the money.
When we star to talk about coffee we
can hardly stop. Our coffee sales re
enormous Java coffee ut 20 cents. We
want you to Try IT. We can give every
one as many pounds NJ they want. Come
on. Every one IL talkin.e about Nicr'g
2O.crnt Java. We have cakes and candy
I for Easter. Fine head rice to make your
Easter pudding. talsins and currnsl ITS to
make II tony. White as Snow baking
powder at cents. Also Columbia syrup
at 20 cents quart. Bags of Hour AT 10
cents bag Brown sugar Tor ginger
hr al. Good butter ami lard TO do your
baking with. Eggs are 40 cheap you cin
have iinc Easter. We have Il hundred
baskets of good potatoes which we VIII
sell cheap, also fine Irsh duls e. T. NJ
WlEh. southeast Corner Firth aud King
Streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

The cold wave OF yesterday has filled
down State farmers with anxiety ms 10
the peach crop. Yesterday a snow
storm prevailed and the frosty atm os
phere froze the buds on the trees. In
some orchards the trees are entirely
budded, while Ia others the trees are
still bare. II will be impossible to tell
what damage has been done until
warm weather again seta In. but the
have been ruined. The cold weather
has also blighted the strawberry
plants. which were In full bloom along
the Eastern shore.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

In order to enable our readers to
geta work that describes the scenes
OF the Rebellion. we will furnish THE
Memorial War Book written by
Major George F. Williams. containing
vivid descriptions OF the battles. per-
sonai narratives, and oooO magnificent
engravings. including portraits OF all
the prominent Generals, on the pre-
sentatlon OF three coupons and ten
cents at the counter OF the REPuBLI-
CAN Office. All are invited to call and
eco 1t the beginning of next week. 1t
may be wise to do SO before entering
into contracts for other similar works.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27
OpRN SATURDAY EVENINGS riLL
..z 10 O'CLOCK.
FOR RENT.

EAST SIDE.
: east Fourth street. I'd, I'd ana 4ih 6oorn
1904 Lombard street. rooms aud bath
fl9 east firth street. rooms ana bath
lUS Poplar street. rooms aud bath
6O4G market st Get. O fices.
BIO sherman street. u rooms and bath
ioO4 aud lOlt Wilson street. rooms
6J5.b01 -Bl3-6l5 New Castle avenue
lggs X Ing street, rooms and bath
a2i eRet seventh oct. 10 rooms and haah
lSth street aud Rniroad Avenue. . rooms
and bath
WEST SIDE.
COL Harrison street. rooms and bath
us fiankli: street, Q rooms and bath
iOI south Clayton st. IL rooms aud hath
VIC west Eighth street, rooms and bafh
24p Ripley street, " rooms and bath
pO5 west Ninth street, rooms and hath
q south Clayton street. rooms ana bath
S29 west ruth street, I rooms and bath
1917 nowlnna street, rooms anu bnth
1902 nnd lAiS west Second street. rooms
$40 Wollaston street. q rooInsand bath
'l2 Carpenter street, rooms
10a lincoln street. rooms
2sS Broomo street, 10 rooms aud bath
COS Van buren street, 9rooms and bats
e2S aud s5l Clayton st.. s rooms aad bath
Fifth avenue, Brown and Coleman sfs
l0i West 18th street. 0 rooms and bath
SOC west Sixth street 6rooms and bata
STORES.
IIcHid aud Is streets
2lp west Second street ..g.
2!5 Sh pley stree.
Delaware avenue and DUPONT street
N. u. cor. Eighth and Monroe streets
GEO. R. TOWNSEND & CO.,
804 Market Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27
IIOIs.
Cuppmgsnd ioecnial. ln1 z. Second 81
CnPping GIeeching. Parker. BOB Madison.

Cuppmgsnd ioecniAI. ln5 Z. Second 81
Cupptng 4 Ieeohtng Parker. 50s Madison.
ma isu #tIiE s. Mt.
DR.. S.mms While Pulmonlc Ralsam,
the famous throat and lung remedy
and hypopAusphats OF lung food. COO
hing street
La krippe positively cured. Coughs
colds, sore throat, Group and Eil lung
and thrpatcompiatut5 positively cured
by l'r. Simms Nhite paimonic Uul.
cam. Depot 606 King street.
II you want flrst.clasa dyeing and
securing done, go 10 80 King stree,
Hard. hard Times is the general
cry. Why pay more than ~ cents a
pound for youI buttAI when you can
buy IT for that al i03 King streety
RGmsberger has the finest peanuia
In the city. TASTED fresh every du;
Stop and try bug. 4Oi King.
The lest place to haze your carriage
put In nIst.class condition. IL at Wal.
ther y Cos Carriage Factory, South
OF Market street BriGG1
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

A lady aeoords. to sasyation OIL the
nrst piaoe for cure Of rheum~ tism.
Mrs. w. Il. Matthews. All Chu-ch St.
Lynchburg. Va, recently wrote: MY
little girl's limb ives drawn terribly
from rheumatism. but after two ap.
plications OF the Oil, she ran about as
usual. 1t is the greatest Oil In the
world believe for rheumatism
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

The Senate Is still wrestling with
the Wilson tariff bill, and when the
end will come no man can predict. The
latest contention has been over piney
apples nnd bananas. Of which we year
Ira port some 5000 go worth. The
Senatc's subcommittee made proyl.
sion for duty of two cents per pound
Oh these articles hut on representa-
ton that Florldas product was H.,
mitei they were Iiually placed on the
froe list. Both prctectionstS and
frea-traders agreed II this arrange
ment, and 1t Is unfortunate that the
duty OIL othor articles cannot be as
satisfactorily adjusted. The tllre
may como. however, when Florida has
been brought to a higher state OF cul
tivat. n, protection may be demanded
for bananas. and II their growth can
thus be greatly stimulated we should
liAe to see d duty Imposed On them
believing that the greater diversity OF
fruits that can be raised in our own
country, the greater will be the hdvan.
tages 10 all who are eugagsd In tine
cultivation of the soil.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

j. tho mighty West tlIr land shat tieslsi
NTH a hoe laughs a sInrvest; the III DO
rndo Of the miner the goal OF the agrl.
I'll The elements Of wealth and pTokpell.
~. some OF Tho fairest aui most fTuitIul
portions of 1t lfeRT harvest uf uiriArIR
Suaptd In Its iuitJrBs by tbosr unprotact
I'D by medicinal safey ard ~ oi,o
seeking or d~eIiing in a. tralarfal tuusIi y
- SAFE from the scVurrc HiihOat Hastrt-
tiers Stomach ButeIs. Ein,granIs trar
thi ia Mid. Commercial travellers so
99urniBS In mRlLr. Uis religions ahu Ia
carry bottle OF tue Ritters u tho trnit.
uonHl RripsHck. Against tue etreeis OF
exposure, meniai OF bodily oyerwDrt.
aainI. and unwbaesople food or water. IL
h Nn infaliiSie defense. Consultation
rhounatlsm. bllinusness, d spepr "a,
nervousuess and loss OF s;ranE b ale ali
KsmciISd BY this gsu iAl restorative
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Star Gnts have organized for the
coming season with the following
payers:
John +. Collins. c: Edward Ander
sou, Frederick Gramer .. H.; Wm.
Crhmer LIST b; VIM. Thomaa. 2nd h;
klcnartl Craig, 3rd b.; Ezekiel Black,
T. Howard CIamer. e. f.; Bart
Elsey. +. /.
lhey would like to hear from any
club III or uat oil the city. Address all
Challenges to Jamls Medford. mana,
ger l0J6 B street, south Wilmington,
Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Our generous trading
caused some Suits to come
back to us-Measure.made,
Mail Ordered Suits. Money
returned without question
did it-men changed their
minds. Suits collected -
great sale now going on.
Chances are you'll strike Q
fit first try. Then you'll
save 30 per cent plus 10 per
now. A vast lot
of styles to select from.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

The ordinance TO prevent street
walking was again discussed by the
Police Com m ission last evening. The
copy of the Chicago ordinance was
read and a similar one will DO drawn
here. Mrs. Mahan preferred charges
OF neglect Of duty against patrolman
james Thornton. The case will be
heard Thursday night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Frank. son OF Joseph Suydain. OF
Middletown. was severely bitten on
the hand by o dog GU Saturday. The
wound was dressed by:Dr. VaiIandig.
ham. 1t is considered rather rerloua.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Charles vii IAN Edwards has sold
his aotel Mt .tlau lie City. n. j., to a
company OF gentlemen FROM Dover,
lei. for S3i u00. The sale Was made
subject to mortgage OF sc. O00.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

During the past week thousands OF
the celebrated Nonpareil and City
Market cigars, made by II II Bour-
don Il Bro. 4 East Second st. Ivy one
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


Personally Conducted Pleasure Tour.
Florlda-March 9th. Two wooks
In the Land OF Flowers on tho
first tour, while tickets FOR last tour
are good to return Until May 8lst.
Special trains Of Pullman Sleeping
and Dining. Cars. Rate from New
York 5000; from Philadelphia cas-. 90.
ProportioDate rates from other points.
Observation-Disclosures ED, April 10th.
May 3D. and cath. Three days tours to
the National Capital. covering Railroad
fare and Hotel accommodation. Rate
from New York tl3 and $3.50, from
Philadelphia sll.00.
Tourist Agent aud Chapsrono Accom-
pnny Each Party.
For tickets, itineraries. and full in
formation apply to Tourist Agent, 233
South Fourth st. Phlla.; 1l96 Broad
way, New York.
s. M. PREVoST, J.R. WOOD,
Gen'l. Mgr. Gen'l. Paes. Agt.
GEO. w. BOYD.
Asst. Gen'l. Pass. Agt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Miss NJ. @. Williams. OF the Model
school this city. spoke before the
Chester Teachers Institute yesterday
on Vocal Practice
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Catarrh cure cures cGtarrh OF the head
stomach and other parts, liberation
OF stomach. bowls, rectum und othel
parts at 81 per month. los French
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Mrs. Rooms, wife Of II ~ air. Rooms,
WHO formerly preached at the Aesley
Nj. l.. Church, Was idIrtsI yesterday
IN Mt. Satchl cemetery She died at
North Ensi, Nd. and quile Largo
humber al itlenda came UP TO our
city with the holy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

This clean sweep-with
no reservation, BUT THE
TIME LIMIT = includes
our Spring Overcoats, Spring
Suits, our new, bright, fresh
stock of Atwood Clothing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Free delivery. Satisfaction to all.
Vim. 3. Lovell, stalls 0 aud Ii, city
market Telephone AL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

T mn Hambo. KnickerbocRer. and
II Wrightsville. JOHN NJ. SOLOMON.
n, oiiicc. No. ) West rhiri arrest
Phones ll6 aud 23l. A.,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

II YOU want your 1yeirg and scour.
ing done Ia tir4trlilss style. no to
tue Delaware bye Morris. 30 king
street, n. JaRney
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Spring Overcoats, Spring
Suits, Boys Clothing same
10 per cent. off for the pre-.
sent.
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Securely Tras. I sai, DEM. ca

No. $40 Market Street.
Capitni S50O.0O0 surplus 100. 900
Allows Interest on Deposited
Nancy rs feliaw..
Deposits payable on demand narasat
Deposits payable after ID days notiaS
IN per cont.
deposits payable altar 3days' notteaI
percent
Aotivebusiness accounts ara not taken.
Tho company acts Is Executor, Ad niur
letrntor, trustee. Guardian tleo.iyef
and Agent and rents small safes IN hrs
and hurgiar.pruof vaults.
BENZ. EilgLDS, President.
Wa. T.. RAEGHOFr. Vice President
JAS. u. CLARK son. Treasurer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Five Days More
and the IS Per
Cent. Discount
Stops ~.

A timely notice to
those buyers who
consider ID per cent.
off lowest prices a
desirable investment
And who are they
that don't. ........
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

DIR. ]. Paul Lukens nus removed
from No. Sl3 to No. 2ll Washington
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

nj OTICE-I. John Griffith. tue tenant
IN and occupant of the house situated
at: N. Il. Cor. Gilpin Ave. and scott At.
in the eth ward In tho oity of Whining
mington, county of New Castle and STATE
Of Delaware. 10 compliance with the no.
quirements of the acts OF the Cen
erai Assembly In such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply In writing to the Court OF
General Sessions OF tho Peace and jail
Delivery of the State OF Delaware, in and
for New Castle county, on Monday. the
fth day OF May. a. ID. 1894 nelnE
the next term OF said court, Tor license
FOR said house AS an Inn or tavern, for
the sale therein of Intoxicating liQuorstn
less quantities than one quart, TO DO
drunk on the premises and the following
respectable citizens OF said ward, at least
twelve of whom al c substantial freehold
err OF said ward. recommend the said pp.
plicdtion. viz.
rancis y. Kelley, john II, Maxwell,
John maxwell, Robert Taylor,
George Black. Patrick Mnhoney,
JLhn Linton, Jr., VIM. W alker,
George Maxwell, Hugh Smith.
Robert Taylor James Nedery.
John NcKendrIck, Thos MuKenlrick,
Or, ". q. Moore. W, Z. Cunningham
VIM. 4. llacon, Michael Mahoney.
Nicholas Maher John O'Cunncr.
Charles Dougherty, John lIughes,
benjamin kopf, Michael BOUCHER y
Lawrence Goaiy c. Mclaughlin
Daniel LyEeh.
ma5-at' JOHN GRIFFIri
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

ChND-Buildin9 AMI Furna1s.
~ JOHN II. SOLOMON
Olhoe. No. West Fair Il street
Phones LIZ 4nd ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-27

Ring Upi Ring Cpi $40,
Or send postal card for ton of extra
large pea coal 10 H. I. Sergeant, deal.
or Ia coal. wood and grain, Western
oats, baled hay and straw Hickory
wood for open CRATES. Yard 1906 Mary
land Ave. Phone 54b. Central office,
7th aud King streets. Phone 5s7.