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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28
In praina nor gal. Ell

The pumping station contains thrco eighty
morse power boilers and two pumping engines.
each Of two million gallons per day osnsti,y,o or
u total pumping capacity OF four million gallons
per day.
Tho reservoir is situated on the westerly flank
OF Mill Mountain, rs feet above aud RIO yards
from lhe pumping station. It's capacity is two
million gallons.
rho supply is distributed to the city through
4s.Is miles of mains, varying in .izc from IL t.
inches in diameter. There arc lis fire hydrauts
ana tue pressure varies from 30 pounds to tho
square inch in the c,utre OF tho city to Is pounds
per square inch on the highest elevation.
gallons. "i
thcre are nearly Ii feet OF water mains Dor
capita OF population, or au amount per capita
tn'ec times larger than either that OF itichmuud
or Norfolk. aud two and half times larger
than the same unit in Lynchbnrg.
Facilities for Light and transportation.
Roanoke is lighted by gas aud arc ana mean
street railway now operated by electricity. She
10 connected with Salem. seven miles. by electric
cars, and vintoE, four miles, by electric cara. Tho
Roanoke river affords lrst class power for manu-.
Iacturing purposes.
Our Schools.
Roanokc's school system il very fine, orcrIur
inc best opportunities or education TO tho young.
Her screen public SCHOOLS with an enrolment or
3,>Uo are conducted according to the most i'm.
proved mctbods OF instruction., with II very cnic-
lent corps or teachers. he Allegheny Institute
for males, situAtcd In the northern section OF Ths
city, Is nm imposing brick structure containing
cishtv Ave ro ms, and, bcSond douht, one of the
leading culc ltional institutio1s of Southwest
Virginia. Another fine institution is The National
Business College which Is prusperiue and daily
adding new scholars
Mrs. II. l.. Gilmer's school for young ladies has
been long identified with koanokc's educational
progress ana has an excellent reputation,
with an efficient corps of teachers. Within scvem
miles OF Roanoke In n picturesque valley. f. tho
nollins Institute for young ladies. founded long
oet9re the civil war, nud ra-king among the best
Within but one and onc-halr miles of the city,
sit-aled on u lofty eminencc ut the base OF Mill
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28

Mountain overlooking the city, and for msny
mics commanding a view or rural and mountain
situated Virginia College for Young Ladies Win
IN enrolment this session OF over 2iW pppils
Ea,nerea from over twenty-five Stttcs, making
this one OF the most successful institutes in the
Sonth.
The Catholic parochial school, q fine %institu.
ton, has an enroll ment OF ecventy.nve pnDils.
pupils. A"
A Railroad Center
hoanoEe is already a railroad center. Tho
norfolk ana Western, connecting Norfolk, Va,
and Bristol, Tenn. and Its branches rimifyinp
IrroaghonI the mineral regions OF the State,
West virginia, Ohio. North Carolina and Ken,
tlcky, IL already q truuk line. The Shcnandoth
vall,y On. W. ront from Hagerstown. Md.
6rings the wealth OF that fertile Valley to the rect
or Koanoke. The Roanoke and Southtrn(N. 81 wv
from Winston, n. G., and making direcs connec.
tlo3 with Atlanta, the entrance to al enormous
and Ohio, from Clifton Forge, and Baltimore and
ONO. now within forty.fve miles OF Roanoko-
noth or which must come to Roanoke-will give
ROANOKE ~ cheap rates and superior transpntta-
v. or shenandoah" Valley rod be- ,r rn' an =;
Daughter OF the Sfars.''
common lahorcrs receive from 81 to Sl.25 per
day In Roanoke.
Public Building.
In February lS9n Congress authorized an ap.
preparation OF S75,0M for the erection OF Il Pub
lie buildtng In Roanoke. The claims OF other
cities that had been knocking ut tho doors of
O'6tS " IL pusC ICn ycAIb WSTe Tc1eCteu,
nut Roanoke'e first demand for q Pablo Building
received the attention 1t mcritcd. and the bill
was passed without objection and received the
signature OF President Harrison.
Banking Institutions.
Roanoke is proud of her banking institutions.
even when passing through he late .tringency
IN the money marketthcsc institutions had moro
money on hand than at any previous time.
The banking capital OF the city or Krinoke is
SSo',NOo, with n surplus fund or 5000. chs
does rot Include the Building Associations. which
nave their home Office In Roanoke. There never
has been = bank failure In the city. Daring tnc
panic OF 1898 all the banks OF the city pad all Dc
nands nnon them in currency. There was no ans
pension for q day. When the eoverr mont was
IN distress and headed gold. the banks sent to
the treasury at Washington all the gold they had
IN their vault. While the Roanoke hanks paid
currency all the time the banks in most OF tho
Sitlns OF the state refused rhe First National
nank alone furnishes over s2oO,OO0 in currency
LOT pay rolls per month and thi, 10 gradually In.
creas,ng The capital and surplus FOR the banks
OF the CITY amounts to over 81, 10000.
Market for Farm Products.
Roanoke is the center OF trade for farm pro.
duce, with a radius OF forty miles. All farming
prooucts, whilst having 4 ready sale. arc dis
posed OF at q reasonable price. The great nun
Der OF stores, by close competition, keep prices At
the Minimum. Coal aud wood arc cheap.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28

This plant was established In Marcn, 1891, and
Occupies q hnilding on Salem avenue. No. 1913,
telephone ara. They have tha largest door space
nands and NJ time. extras The managers OF tho
MN have an * p%erlencc OF over eight years In
plnte, being fitted mp with tn. latest anl be..
m;chin.ry for the accommodation or their pat
rows. Thy VIII call for and deliver work In the
CITY. Their work Is hni,hed with either "A CLOS
or domestic dnish, ~ de''red ny their Gust lmers
ihey arr suited to do as good work AZ an, body
ese aad gn'rantrc safts'action under ALL cifcIm-
stsncrs Wurs can No gotten un' on tho shortest
p0s.lble nOLir clnsis-en with ihnrNnnhn...
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28
Our Community of Churone.

Ihe people OF Roanoke are great church .cocrs.
me- are awenty..eycn churches in the city,
,opresehsihg nearly all the Protestant denomina.
.ors ars Jealous workers in behalf OF their respec-
i've creeds, and, COT sidering the diyergence or
among The people In all kinds " %IelieIous and
charitable wo,k highly creditable 10 tnem and
the Guy OF which they are such u worthy part.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28
THE TIMES

S0l,i47 tons OF iron. an increase Of sSf,5 IL tons for
The ten vears. In 1880 che ranked seventeenth in
production, and In 1871 sixth In production, and
htth IN actual tncrcfsc. Tier per cent. OF increase
was the largest OF any in the United states, being
over 1.6sS per cent. as against 100 per cent. for
advancing with amazing rapidity aud every fur.
nae, In Southwest Virginia is running full time,
while come have increased their CAPACITY. The
two furnaces In Roanoke. the Grocer Iron and
steel Company and the West Eud Furnace, pro-
dace alone nearly 500 tons daily.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28
ROANOKE PROSPEE,RES'
Brief Review Of Her Growth and
Progress.


ne r. uck and Energy Of Her People Have Made Roanoke the
Magic City Of the South-Her Many Advantages .Srandus-
try and Frade-6usiness Center Of a District Rich in Min.
erals, Astounding in Timber and With spIendid q sricyitura
%esources-Sone of Her Leading Business Firns-Health.
lest City in the Union-smaIl Industries Needed.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28
HOTrL PONCE DE LEON.

Funkhouser & Leo aprletors-A Pro
gre5sive Hotel.
This house has been opened about nvo years
and from its liberal patronage ia already we'll
known to tho travelling pubic. Its position is
upon the corner OF two OF he p~rInclpni thorouph.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-28

tione, clear, entirely free from organic matter,
and is probably u, near chemically pure as any
water In the world. lie chemical analysis Is US
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-12-06

The Takizawa family will give
a matinee at 2 o'clock tomorrow,
tickets Csc. and SOC.
G. Bosse, with Hackfeld & Co.,
left on the Picking today for a
well-earned vacation on the
Coast.
An expressman named Naia
was arrested this morning for
recklessly driving into another
vehicle.
The Hawaiian Carriage Manu-
featuring Company offers for sale
genuine Cumberland coal, such
las they use in their own black.
smith FORCES.
Mrs. Geo. E. Boardman will
hold her annual Christmas sale at
her residence, Kapiolani and XII
nau streets, beginning next Thurs
day, Dec. 5. Fancy articles of
all descriptions now ready for in
spection.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-12-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Lots of new things at King
Bros, Hotel street.
e. Suhr and wife returned from
Japan by the City Of Peking.
Bishop e. r. Hendrix is q
through passenger on the City of
, Picking.
1 G. P. Wilder and wife returned
' this morning from their tour OF
the Orient.
The Young Hawaiians' Insti-
tute elected five new members at
its meeting last night.
A weekly course of lectures is
to be given by the Y. M. G. A.
during the early part Of next year.
Passengers from Waimea to-
day by the Kauai we're Mr.. Oxley,
> Miss Titcomb, COLLEEN and n. A.
Rago,
The Y. M. g. A. of this city
will send a handsome Christmas
gift to the branch at the leper
settlement.
Thirty. two natives we're arrest
ed yesterday for fishing In the
Nuuanu stream, but were after
wards released.
Among the Iwalani's passengers
for Hamakua were Palmer Woods,
, j. s. Low, Mr.. McQuaid and Mrs.
Mcclure and daughters.
w. H. Rice Jr. came over from
Hanamaulu this morning by the
Keauhou, and will shortly inaug-
urate his Nuuanu street hotel en-
terprise.
A years subscription to the
BULLETIN is a nice present to send
to your friends abroad. Com
mence with the City of Peking's
mail tomorrow.
A good advertisement is one
which seems all the better upon
being read a second time, and the
best place to put it in is in the
columns Of the BULLETIN.
A team from the U. s. S. Olym-
pia defeated Yokohama shore
team at baseball by "a to l6. The
U. s. S. Baltimore furnished a
catcher for the shore team.
After taking great deal of tes-
timony in the case of Kuiloni, ac-
cused Of selling liquor without a
license, the prosecution dismissed
the case in Judge Perry's court.
City Carriage Co.. j. S. And.
rade, manager. If you want
hack with good horse and care
full driver ring up Telephone lib,
corner of Fort and Merchant
streets. Hack at all hours.
The Wall, Nichols Company
has been awarded the contract for
supplying papers and magazines
10 the Y. M. G. A. reading room
for the ensuing year. They were
the lowest bidders at $2l7 .40.
The Official List" in the Para
disc OF theP acific is corrected at the
Foreign Office every month, yet
people make the telephone vibrate
daily with inquiries for inform
alton that is given in that list.
The City of Picking brought
seven japanese and 1S9 Chinese
for this port. She had twenty
three cabin passengers and eight
Europeans, nine Japanese and
thirty-nine Chinese for San Fran
cisco.
Chong Young alias All Wo and
Mung Pc, his wife, were hauled
in yesterday for having opium
in possession. An additional
charge of bribery has been en-
tered against All Wo, who offered
the arresting officer 81 to let him
go.
At the monthly meeting of the
Pacific Tennis Club, held yester-
day afternoon, Minister Willis
was elected an honorary member
and Robert Atkinson to active
membership. III. Hitchcock, G.
w. Norton and s. G. Wilder were
appointed a committee on grounds.
The usual New Years recep-
ton to young men at the Y. NJ.
G. A. is being arranged for. An
elahorate lunch ia to be served
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-12-06

The Tax Appeal Board held an
other session yesterday after
noon.
Reserved seats in advance can
be secured at the circus box Of
fee.
The band will play at the Exc.
cutive building this afternoon at
4:30.
j. T. Warehouse offers Star
kerosene oil for sale in quantities
to suit.
The Christmas Workers of the
Y. M. @. A. are in session this
afternoon.
Rev. S. H. Davis of Kona, Ha-
wall, returned by the Hall this
morning.
The Catholic BenevolentSociety
is meeting at the convent this
afternoon.
Carpenters are already at work
on the fixtures for J. S. Martins
new tailor shop.
Hop Hing & Co.. the we'll
known general Merchants, nave
card in this paper.
Hawaiian water color X mas
cards from Is cent, up. King Bros,
Hotel st.
B. l.. Finney, the BULLETINS
business manager, is threatened
with an attack Of malarial fever.
There was an increase Of 1877
in the number of silk mills in
Japan in 1898 as compared with
1888.
Some interesting foreign ship
ping news by the City of Peking
will be found in our marine
column.
A. F. Cooke, manager Hawaii
an Fertilizer Company, makes All
important statement to planters
in this paper.
George Carter will hereafter
coach the Healani boat crews and
endeavor to show them the stroke
which leads to victory.
Captains w. G. Bentinck and
j. F. Allen and Lieutenant j. H.
ShIpley, U. s. N, are through
passengers on the Peking.
Professor ingalls, and Wood
and Miss Kulamanu Ward will
participate in the Leper's Christ
mas on Saturday, December
14th.
The program of the japanese
acrobatic performance for this
evening appears elsewhere. There
will be a matinee for children to.
morrow.
Theo. 81. Davies & Co. promise
another steamer of the new Port
land and Yokohama line on the
18th inst. II is the Rhosine on
the way to Portland.
The first of series Of twenty
seven amateur baseball games will
take place at the Makiki grounds
tomorrow afternoon, the Hearts
and Males being the contesting
tea ms.
Henry Waterhouse advertises a
large tract OF land for sale at the
head of Liliha and Wyllie streets.
Also coffee lands in Hawaii and
Maui, building lot at Lahaina
aud furnished or unfinished
houses in various parts of the
city, Waikiki and the peninsula.
Much time was taken up in the
hearing of the larceny charge
against Keau, who is accused Of
stealing s11 from a friend while
the latter was under the influence
of liquor. Many witnesses have
been examined and the defendant
was in the witness box. His YER
bose testimony threatened to fill up
one of Judge Perry's record books,
but resulted in his discharged.
George W. De Long Post, G.
A. R., elected the following Of
ficers last night: Post command
er, r. j. Greene; senior vice-com-
mander, L. Adler; junior vice.
commander, Richard Sherman;
quartermaster, L. l.. La Pierre;
surgeon, DIR. N. b. Emerson;
captain. VIM. McCandlsss: Of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-12-06
131
ACres@~Nuuanu
Land
FOE : SALE!

AT the head of Liliha and Wyllie streets.
The only available large tract OF land near
Honolulu. A beautiful view of the city and
harbor and as cool as fresh mountain breeze
can make it.
900 ACRES OF COFFEE LAND
in the center of the district Of Kona, Hawaii,
partly under cultivation.
COFFEE AND TARo LANDS
at Kahakuloa, Maui.
ABUILING LOT
for store or residence at Lahaina, Maui, near
the landing.
K0NA, HAWAII, LAND
in pieces of from to acres.
Houses for rent in various parts of the city
and furnished houses at Waikiki and at the
Peninsula.
Henry Waterhouse.
Real Estate, Commission & Insurance Agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-30

The art OF paiutinR.n said Sffllais ICON.
aists in nelsosinG the right oolors and putting
them In tho right place. THE way TO win a
battle, saidNapoieon. us TO mass your troops
at the critical moment against the weakest
spot In the eneny's line.v-"The way to cure
many ailments" said the great Dr. Aber-
crcmbte. lis to purify the poisoned spring In
which they arise. gederally the torpid and in-
hamed digestive SYSTEM
Thus wisdom and oxperie noe simplify and
condense. Thus tue shak ers Of Mou Mt Leba.
non reasoned when they sought. and finally
found, q remedy for indigestion and dyspep-
sia Where one person has something else
they argued. thousand have this To cure
TINS atone Will almost rid the world OF sick
ness Way should we vex ourselves with
confusing deinitionsi A good digestion is
life and healthi n bad one disease and death,
Hence, from the healing and stim ulatlng
mountain herbs. they extracted the principles
which make tho Shaken Digestive Cordial
the rarest and most. defective OF medicines for
and disease. and one only-indig estion and
dyspepsia
Do you suffer from any OF these miserabls
feelingsS -depression of spirits. heaviness
and pain in the stomach after meals. bad
taste in tho mouth, wind in the bowels. irrl-
table disposition. nervous weakness aud
alarm. worry and wearinuss. ostiveness or
irregularity Of the bowels. nausea, paipita-
ton, siok headache. heartburn, loss OF appe.
title and sleep, dry skin. etc.
Don't indulge In nifty foolish fanciesL You
have indigestion and dyspepsia and nothing
else. Set the disoadered stomach right with
the one medicine which will surely do it.
Shaker Digestive Cordiaiand those sy mpuoms
VIII vanish with their cause. A good effect
viii follow the first doses. Even chronic
cases soon yields
TEST the cnrdisl, Mt practically no cast by
taking tsn-cent trial bottle. For sale by
nearly all druggists
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-30

After Liiburnc Chandler had finished
citing authorities In the case OF Butter
worth W. 0onrou IN Superior Court yss.
terday afternoon, Chief Justice Lore In.
formed him that II was useless for him TO
proceed any further as the Jury would DO
instructed to return verdict Tor tho
defendant
The announcement fell like thunder.
clap on the ATTORNEY for the plaintiff. but
he finished. and the court then charged
the Jury that malice had not been proven
by Butterworth. and rs on IL the case
rested the verdict should be for tue defen-
dant The jury SO voted without leaving
the box. Mr.. Chandler gave notice Of an
appeal to the Court OF Errors and Appeals.
Jury Of inquisition In the case Of Mar
tin Hutchinson We. the Columbia Loan
and Investment Association gave the
plaintiff a verdict OF S350.50 with Interest
from August 8. 1894.
In the case OF j. Frank Currey vs.. the
Charles Warner Company. Walter Hayes
asked leave to amend the declarations OF
the plaintiff by increasing the mixed NOR
tar profits from $40 900 20 $50 900. The case
VIII come up next February.
Josiah Marvel, counsel for Joseph lash,
asked for O rule to chow cause why a
writ OF poremptory mandamus should not
be Issued compelling the Reliance Fire
Comp to reinstate him as q member.
The rnle was granted and made return
able on June s. Cash. In his affidavit,
stated he had been a member Of tho fire
COMPANY for twonty-nine years and for
the past fifteen years al honorary mem.
Der. On April he and others were ex-
PEELED at a meeting OF the company with.
out having an opportunity to put In a
defense. The affair is said to have grown
out OF factlonal troubles,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-30

Edwin Noyes, one of the 10 ur men who
Ferved twenty years In London prl son
for the part he played in the Biiwsll for
gerles by which tho Bank Of England was
city selling book which he and one OF
the Bidwells have written under the cap.
ton From Wall Street to Newgate."
The flags on tho City Hall and ustom
house we're displayed at halr-mast yes-
terddy on account OF the death OF Secre
tary OF State Gresham.
The Rev. Frederick Dosrr OF Mt. Airy,
Pa, has been invited to become pas,or of
st. Stephens Lutheran Church.
The ladies of the First NJ. p Church
Eleventh. and Walnut streets. will give a
poverty social on Friday evening. May 81.
Tor the benefit OF the parsonage, All are
invited. Admission ten cents.
Miss Hell On Gomez OF No. 1891 Aroh street
Philadelphia. fell and swallowed her
false teeth on Wednesday, and there la a
question whether she can live with her
false teeth In new position.
The trouble created In st. James' A. U,
NJ. L, Church, by the transfer of Rev. l.. II.
Bantam to its pnetorate has been broken
by Mr.. Bantam being sent to another
charge, and Rev. ]. II. Nicholas being as.
signed TO Bantam's charge.
The buildings and grounds surround
Ing the Ferris Reform School. are looking
very neat and attractive. and are remark.
cd about by nearly everybody who passes
that way In thelr carriages.
Mrs. Delaware White, residing at Seven
TN ana washington streets, is sick with
typhoid foyer.
Mr.. Charles Ten WEDGES, residing at No.
7O2 Washington stree. ID confined to the
house suffering with an attack OF typhoid
fever.
The ladies of Sllverbrook NJ. E. Church
Will hold strawberry festival tonight
and two following nights In the Silver.
brook hall, Second and Rodney street.
Tonight and tomorrow night the Har.
rison Street NJ. i. Church will hold a straw.
berry festival In the purlors of the church.
Music and refreshments can DO had In
abundance.
John II. Brokins, colored. was seriously
injured at the works of tho Harlan and
Hollingsworth Company. Wednesday, BY
being crushed by trolley car.
Horace NJ and Edward X. Cake. OF
Washington ID. O., have leased the Stock.
ton Hotel ut Cape May.
Senator John q. Grady of Philadelphia,
residing near Media Pa, lost his seventh
horse on Saturday from spinal menin-
gifts
Mrs. EInmarene Chandler and dauph-
ter Mary OF Kennett Square. Pa, are
spending few days with relatives near
Stanton.
The Reverend MIR. Watt OF Scott NJ. e.
Chur eli writes a letter to Police Commits.
sioner VIM. Pyle on the Police Comma
sioners refusing him police escort In
citizens clothing to make the rounds of
the houses OF lll.fame In our city, and
ends hls letter with Indignantly, Rev.
Robert Watt
The members OF the Hook essIn NJ e,
chuteh VIII hold a strawberry and lee
cream festival In the Temperance House
orchard at that place on Saturday even.
ing, June lst. All arc invited to attend.
The strawberry festival under the aus
plces Of the Ladies' Aid Society OF the
First Presbyterian Church opens to. mig III
IN the basement OF the church Go and
enj oy yourself.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-30

The decoration of the graves OF the brave
men who perlIed their lives on the battle
Held In order to preserve our Govern
ment from destruction SCENE TO be-
growing In popular estimation. US the pa
triotc work 10 more generally participat
ed In to-day than on any former ocoasi on.
1t 10 well that all should contribute to
make tho day memorable. and keep alive
the sentiments OF love and patriotism In
order that the men OF to-day and of com.
Ing generations Will be ready to uphold
our government from the assaults of foes
within az we'll as from the assaults Of foes
without. as occasion my require,
In strewing flowers upon the graves of
the pa triot dead good lesson may lie
learned. and the rising generation may
DO taught that an hour OF vlrtuous liber.
ty 10 worth whole eternity OF bondage.
We hope as the years go on the debt of
gratitude we owe to the men who ma do
1t possible for our Republican inotitu.
tions to endure will be more deeply felt
and more generally wledged. All
honor to those who gave their lives that
their country might be free, and 1t Ia
proper that all should units In keeping
their memories green.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-30


cuppinsAnd seeming. iss u. sscondss
n r. DkvIsE sswsisr. Q u. md 81
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American Lsundry. Goa West Front st.
6immS Diyek Fills quick In curl na
headache. sDleadld liver stimuiant; best
ever made; theusands say 90, GOD King
street.
The healthy. wealthy and wise all US,
Dr. Simms White Pulmonic Balsam,
Wheh troubled with coughs, sore throat
lung diseases, &c., SOC aud Sl, Depot eJj
King street.
DR.. Simms' White rulmouic Balsam. tho
positive cure fh sore throat and lung dis.
easea, coughs, hoarsenese. Group, blood
epltting, DO. Sold by regular druggists
only anu at SOD King street Al 30 oentn and
O..
II you are thinking OF buying or build.
Ing house. call on B. Fl. Downward,
shop Nineteenth and Tatnall streets, rest
uence. 503 West Thirteenth street.