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Evening journal., 1895-06-06

The Market In Railroad Securities-weoIr
" Coal shipments-Tort wayne's Report
Money Easy Northwest Dividend Not
Declared.
pecial Dispatch Evening journal.
NEW YORK, June 6-3 p. m Spec
ulators were in hssitating mood TO day
and although the entire market was. ia
the hands Of professionals who were
working for lower level, little impres !
sion was made except in certain special.
ties, notably Susquehanna Preferred and
Reading.
The Changers we're fairly steady and
Northwest had frequent rallies on the
various forecasts relative to the rate Of
dividend on the Common stock which
was not declared and known here until
he fnal hours of business.
The strength of Wheat and the London
selling Of So. Paul checked any ad
vspcing tendency in that stock.
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy showed
goodsundertone, ard some favorable de
velopments are promised relative to a
close traffic alliance, which will give the
road a through line to the Pacific coast
There was a special advance ia Oregon
railway and navigation. ia connection
with a rumor of contest for Central
Chicago and Eastern Illinois aud Louis
vile and Nashville were in better re-
quest, the latter on account of it's very
solid condition.
Northern Pacific preferred declined on
liquidating sales and bresk ia Nav York,
Susquehsnna aud Western preferred
was not officially explained, but
it WAS intimAted that one
Of the principal executive officers was
disposing Of his entire holdings previous
to his retirement from the company.
New York Central gained 5000, 600 in
May earnings
Foreign Exchange was very strong and
there was better demand from up town
merchants.
The weekly coal shipments aggregated
$50, l12 tons, q decrease Of 14s. O5s tons
compared with the corresponding period
OF iast year.
Laclede Gas gained net in May So 4s4.
Fort Wayne's annual report showed
deficit Of 81, 31s 638 against surplus Of
Of $23l, 79l In 1894
The loan market gave evidence of q
larger short interest.
Money easy at / J per cent.
Toe Northwest dividend was not de-
clared at this writing.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
MUST ABATE THE NUISANCE.

Secretary Of the Board OF Health Insist.
That the Offensive odors From the Lei
big Works Must 30 Discontinued.
The odors which for several days
past have emanated from the works oi
the Liebeg Chemical Company on
the Chrlstisna river, Just outside
the city limits, have been a
source not only Of annoyance
to residents all over the city, but are a
menace to the public he lth Yesterday
the stencil was literally unbearable and
permeatad to every pert OF the city.
Ia the Office of the local Board of
Health the smell wss very noticeable and
very offensive, while residences north of
Delaware avenue were filed with the
fumes. Many persons were sickened BY
the stencil, and headaches were numer-
GUS
The secretary of the Board OF Health
has condemned the works, as operated. as
q nuisance, and has ordered the company
TO cease pollutiHg the air and poisoning
the water Of tbs river.
To-day at noon the odor was again
particularly noticeable down town, and a
number Of complaiats were made 10 the
health oihcars. One man living in South
Wilmington reported that his wife was
made seriously III by the stencil.
Secretary Colquhoun stated to an
EVENING JOURNAL reporter to- day that
although the works are outside the city.
they are within the mile limit
and subject to the boards iuris-
diction, and he should insist
on the abatement Of the nuisance. The
ordinance provides penalty Of 800 for
violation, and $40 for every day the
nuisance Is continued after the first
conviction.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
JAMES I. MULLIN & SON,
THE BALANCE OF OUR STOCK WILL
BE SOLD AT WHAT soARoELY
CAN BE CALLED PRICES

AS our stock is getting low we would advise
a u those in need of Spring aud Summer
lnthing to call NJ once at the Great Manu-
Iat tuf er's sale. E2s Market street. and attire
yourself at one third third the price charged
by other stores. Prices lower than evera
Mems Elegant, Spying OyercaRts at 81 20.
Mems business Suits $3.50; worth 3d. Mems
WorsIed suits at $3.50; worth $50. Mems Ele-
giant Black and Blue CheviOt Suits at sA9l
worth Sl3.Men's Cashmere suits st SB.2):wnrth
Sl5 30 Boy's Elegant Suits at CSC. and S 90,
worth $3.50. Boys Suits at 81 90. $780, S24s,
worth from S3. rs TO $500 Thousands of Mems
Heavy Working Pants at 59c. Elegant Cassi-
mere Pants at A0c worth $500. Fine Dress Pants
y 80 worth S4. Fine Dress Pants. s., worth
-. Childrens Jersey and Velvet Suits at less
tnan cost OF the goods. Spring OyercOats au
your own price. Fine Serge Suits at S.. 90,
worth Sl4. Elegant Imported Serge Suits at
$40. worth SIG. 500 Chiidrenis Wash Suits
at 29c. Thousands OF other bargains. Don't
buy dollars worth of clothing "anywheret'
but me here first and convince yourself that
what is here advertised are facts beyond dis
pute. Thoussnos of Children's Knee Pants aE
l3c. per pair Lots of Coats and Vests and odd
Vests at a mere triie, and many other inn
mense bargains. Come and see them. Costs
nothing to inst ect. BE very careful and
make no mistake Look for No. 228 Mar
ket street, and be sure you are in the
right place Bear In mind there are 10 branch
stores connected with this wonderful sale OF
derful bargains occur only once in 4 life
time az rs Market street. Wilmington, Del,
All goods sold at private. no auction. Open
evenings until y Saturday until il. See
that you get in the right store. Look for the
number, 22s, before entering.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
THEY WANT DAMAGES.

Cults Brought BY william LITTLE and I.
M. Whitsman for False Arrest and I'm.
prlsonmsnt.
William Lyttle and L. NJ. White
man, Of Mill Creek hundred. have
sued Jacob B. Moore for SO 600
each. damsges for false arrest and
Imprisonment Harry Wh'temau, repre-.
senting them, filed his precipe in Pro
thonotary Horty's office this morning
The allegation is that Moore bought a
farm out in Mill Creek hundred and
thought that his purchase in
cluded a quantity of sswed
lumber thereon The tenant could not
8 ee it in that way and when he moved
OIL he authorized Lyttle and Whitemar
to 60 and get the lumber They dla
50 and Moore had them arrested for theft.
They were taken before Magistrate Dur
nall, of Hocksssin, who held them ia bail
for the upper court. The state never took
eognizance Of the bills against them and
dropped the case. Now Moore has his
innings Rs a defendant.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
Observation-Disclosures

When man from eontentment sits broodinp
apart, he has troubles no doubt. ana has
woes.
1t may be loves arrows have pierced
through his heart, or, perhaps, it's the fit Of
his clothes.
Most people have had trouble Of
this sort. Fact is, nine people out
OF ten get a good ft when they buy
a suit but the fit doesn't stay. After
months wear the coat lops down
around the collar, the sleeves
pucker, the pockets bulge out as If
he had q can Of tomatoes in each Of
them; ia short, the st has Aown.
Materials-that's the whole trouble.
Tailor-made or ready made the
grade Of wool must be there, or
thereIl be no stability to the fit.
The wool fibres must be elastic and
strong, the weaving, the Fl ling and
the hnish must be properly done, or
satisfaction is impossible in the i'm
ished garment. We deal only from
first class houses, and can guarantee
lasting fit, even in our cheapest
suits.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
AN ECHO or THE WAR.

Bfajor Price Finds Letter From Ills
Brother in which Grants Occupation
Of Richmond is Predicted.
In looking over some old papers this
morning Treasurer's Clerk Samuel A.
Price found the following letter. written
to him by his brother. j. Wade Price,
quartermaBter's clerk in Kanizes car
division OF the Forage Department, Army
Of the Potomac. on November s. 1864:
My Dear Bro Samuel was in
formed Of your safe arrival at home by
some Of the family aud though it best
to write yon few lines. as it is now
some time sincs | wrote In that time |
have performed vast amount OF labor
Had you a pleasant time during your
absence from your homer / hope SO. and
am pleased TO hear through sister Lou
that you are all we'll, /, myself am In
very good health at present. Is Kitty
with you9 My love to her and all friends
Our regiment, / think, has gone for
Little Mac or the other regiment do
not know how II has gone, but hope
for Abe It will be very tight race for
the White House. Our command is now
lying in front Of Richmond, and In a
very strong position, about six miles
from the city. Grant is still working his
way slowly but surely. He will give
them blow some Of these fine mornings
that will open the eyes OF the people Of
the North and Of the peace men may be-
home the last Of this month"; II possible,
but do not expect me; and excuse this
short letter aud promise to give you a
long one. Kiss Fanny and Kitty for me
and write to me soon.
Mr. Price was captured twice by the
Confederates. He escaped once and was
exchanged once After the war he was
appointed clerk In the prothonotary S
Office at Media, Pa and shortly after
wards died OF pneumonia.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
InnIdenta nf thn nnr-

Lieutenant Booth drilled the local
militia last night 10 some new manouvres
and practiced them up In the old manual
The company expects TO have a big time
in the Fourth Of July celebration
soups, 9 saucers. only 25c at stoops.
There was q report last evening that a
dancing pavilion would be made out on
the new railroad pier at Battery Park,
and that II would be opened at 2 o'clock
in the evening Of July 4, as part OF the
celebration
City Clerk Eckles has received a new
record book for the meetings of Council
The old one. which has been in use ever
since New Castle became q city, was
filed up last Tuesday night
Mrs Ann Gallagher was buried this
morning in st. Peters churchyard after
mass at st Peters Church. The services
began In the church at 9 o'clock.
- The primary department of the NJ. r
Sunday school will give an entertainment
in the church to night.
six bundles Of wood l0e, S. NJ Grose.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
An Ency yciopcdIa Tor AZ. .a5.I,

Only few copies left OF Rand, Nc
NRlly a Co. s Encyclopaedia and Gszeteer,
which viii be disposed Of at 81 25-which
Is barely the cost of manufacture This
is work Of 500 pages and is n condensa-
ton Of the Encyclopedias Britannica.
Chambers's EncyeloF @dia. etc with the
addition OF much original matter treating
OF American subjects It contains eighty
colored maps and 2 000 engravings and Is
the cheapest work ever offered IN this
city. Apply for one at the EVENING
JOURNAL office.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
Among the Local sportsmen.

In the mile handicap at Rlyerton are
entered Frank Turner, Of the Whining
ton Bicycle Club, and Q Jack. Of this
city. Turner has handicap OF 300 yards
and Jack has 1870 yards to spare
James B. Green's pacing stallion Sala.
din will be entered ia the grand cireuit
races at Buffalo this season
The Hazel Dell speed trials seem to be
growing In popularity. The races are
carried on in a friendly spirit aud no
admission is charged.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
The Get one Receptiop.

The members OF tho Y. M @. A. will
give reception to the members
Of the Get Ooe Club at Associa
tion Hall on Saturday evening
The rendition of musical pro-
gram Of unusual merit will be followed
BY the serving OF light refresh
ments The Get One Club wis
formed in April by young men who
pledged themselves 70 get one more
member during the year. They have
been eminentlY successful
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
Commissioner Cooper Holds Court.

Alexander B Cooper, the commissioner
appointed to take testimony la the di.
vorce suit Of Rosalie vs.. j..
Edward Addlcks, held court in
his Office this morning, the
session being largely attended. Mrs
hddicks has put in her testimony and
her husband is now trying to rebut It,
w 5 Hilles was Mrs. Addicks's local
legal representative. snd d. H Ward
was looking after the conjugal interests
Of the gas king. The proceedings Of The
morning Kept the stenographer busy. Mr.
Addicks's energies are being devoted to
rebutting the charges Of his wife as to
his undue intimacy with Mrs. Ida Carr
Wilson.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
martha "a IL Demnnd

Ia the Superior Court this morning
Lilburn Chandler asked for an attach
ment fer Martha Brooks, garnishee in
the case OF Hutchison VS. the Columbia
Building Loan and Investment Company
The court granted the attachment and
instructed Sheriff Gillis to have her IN
court ut 2 30 O'clock this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
Cash and His nrnndamu..

The mandamus case Of Joseph Cash VS..
the Reliance Fire Company, has been
continued until September 1s. on ap-
plication of John Biggs, representing
the company, aud with the consent
OF Josiah Marvel, counsel for Cash
Argument on the motion for the writ of
mandamus compelling the company to
relnstate Cash as q member, was to have
been heard on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
Another Of DR.. weich,s Cures.

Dr. ] B Weleh, OF No 4l0 West
Fourth street. attended Miss May Mason,
Of No. 103 North Jackson street, several
days ago and removed a tapeworm which
measured eleven yards It took the doc.
tor three hours and the medicine used
was given in teaspoonfnl dnses-
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
Nov 4 mere matter Or Policv.

There Is no truth whatever in the
statement published in an evening paper
yesterday that Chairman +. Eden Bach.
OF the Republican First District Commit
tee, wants the position of secretary of
the Street and Sewer Department. He
has signed a contract aud will 20 into
the insurance business.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
Another Strong Endorsement Colonel
Rutherford Heard From.
Philadelphia. 6lS Chestnut

Philadelphia, 6lS Chestnut So.
Mr. Q. y. HOKE, Wilmington Del
DEAR SIR: Last Spring l purchased one
your Electric Belts as it was highly rec
ommended for dyspepsia and Indigestion
| find great relief from wearing It, This
is more than l can say for the four other
makes l have used. / can cheerfully rec
ommend your Belt as the best l ever
wore. Il has helped me wonderfully.
Respectfully,
J. NJ. RUTHERFORD,
jewelers. Auctioneer
Fifteen Years a Sufferer.
For Is years / was a sufferer from rheu-
matism, and for months at a time was
never without pain. On last Christmas l
bought one Of Hoke's Electric Belts and
in one month was entirely cured Anyone
is at liberty to write ne or call on me ut
my residence
Mrs. JOHN RAUDENBUsH.
25ls Front street, Philadelphia.
No More Backache.
Ny wife has been great sufferer with
backaehe. Some time ago she applied one
Of Hoke's Belts and in 4 short time she
was free OF her suffering She can rec
ommend Hoke's Electric Appliances for
as great remedy.
NhAhNLlN W. ENRICH. .fOllce,
Sixth and Vine streets, Philadelphia.
Suffered for Many Years.
1 have been a CREST sufferer with pain
In my body and nervous headache i ap-
piled Hoke's Electric Belt. and it has done
me more good in one weeks time than all
the medicines / had ever used before
uaeo the Belt. l spent many restless
night and now can sleep like top.
WILLIAM THORN,
Cigar Store, 2l13 Ridge Ave, ,Phila
Anyone doubling the above can call on
me.
c. U. H0kE, Inventor,
703 King Street.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
The masonic omcers

There was a large attendance Of Masons
at the annual election and re union Of
st Johns Lodge No 9. last night After
the business session a collation. was
served. The officers elected were
Master, g. W. Yantine; senior warden.
Joseph Aikens; junior warden, w. j.
Hofmann; secretary, II w. Hushebeck ;
treasurer, s Atwood Stewart; Sr. D..
Louis Nallstte; Jr, D., r. A Vallette.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
WIELDERS OF THE BIRCH
Teachers of Young America
for the Coming Year.
APPLICATIONS FOR PRINCIPAL

Come in at a Lively Rate -Prepara-
tionsi for. the Coming High School
Commencemsnt-Ot Events.
Special Correspondence Evening journal.
New CASTLE, June @ There were
seven Of the nine members Of the Board
of Education present at the adjourned
meeting for the election of public school
teachers last night. President William j.
# rfis in the chair. In the election for
teachers two changes were last night t
made Miss RebR Saunders was pro.
NOTED to teach in school No. 8, succeed.
ing Miss Nellie G. Wise. resigned. Miss
May B. 6oodley, who successfully passed
an examination last month. was uDani.
mously elected to succeed Miss Saun-
ders The list now stands as follows:
Assistant Princlpal-Mlss M l..
Draper
No. 2-Miss Mary Lohand.
No. 3-Miss Mary Janvier. (Not unani-
mous)
No. miss Nellie Wendell
No. 5-Miss Kate Mahoney.
No. 6-Miss Flora Lunt.
No miss Carrie Downey.
No S-Miss Mary Fleming, contest
for this room, Miss Annie Fleming re-.
ceiving several votes
No. g. Miss Reba Saunders.
No. l0-Miss May B. GoodleY.
No. 1l-Miss Emma Davidson
Applications for the Prinoipalship.
These applications for the princlpalship
OF the New Castle public schools sub
mitted letters and recommendations,
William a. Groves. Mt Holly, n. ]. /;
g f. Martin, Philadelphia; Henry NJ
Uressman, Bellersville, Pa. w. B Tharp
MiddletowD, Del SamuelD Knapp, New
York.
Mr. Groves Is a nephew Of the former
state superintendent and Of DR.. Groves
formerly Of this city. Mr.. Martin sub
mitted some excellent recommendation
Mr. Tharp stated that all was conpeuinl
between himself and the Mlddletown
directors but that no prospsct Of
higher salary made IL necessary
for him to begin to look else where. Nj.
Knapp styled himself friend OF Princl-
pal Knapp and sent his photograph.
Mr. Herbert said that taking SO MANY
Knapps reminded him Of Rip Van Win
kle. The board postponed all action
until next meeting night June 20
Professor A Il. Knapp, principal OF
the public schools here who resigned his
position last week, will 20 to Boston
University for a two years scientific
course. He will probably remove his
family to his former home In New York
Immediately after the cloaing exercises
on june 81.
Commencement. June 21.
The High School commencement and
closing exercises of the New Castle
public schools will be held IN the Opera
House on Friday evening. June 2l, and
as It is the first and fnal exercises OF
Principal Knapp elaborate preparations
have already been begun for the event.
There will be seven graduates this year
five boys and two girls The class will
figure prominently in the commencement
exercises in the Opera House and It ia
the unanimous sentiment OF Professor
Knapp and the board TO invite Rit Rev.
Bishop Coleman to deliver the oration.
The new consolidated orchestra OF
fourteen pieces will play some choice
selections at the commencement. Neat
programs will be printed containing the
names OF the graduates and the order OF
exercises.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
site for Ten New Heuses.

q D r Sutton has sold Tor ]. TAYLOR
Gauze lot having frontage
OF 100 feet at the sorner of Sixth
and Franklin streets William Medholdt
is the purchaser and the consideration is
50. 740 Mr. Medholdt will erect ten
handsome dwelling houses on his pur.
chase.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
Chareed WIN Stealing Harners

Dennis Vaughan who has been en-
ployed In various places ia the city as
hoatlef. was arrested this morning, on
warrant charging him with the larceny
of aome harness, William Bgcker, who
keeps q second hand store at Second and
Walnut streets, was arrested on a charge
Of resolving stolen goods IS they were
found ia his place
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
Personal Events.

Mrs. w Murphy, Mrs George Walker
Miss Bessie Foster and Miss Bessie
Walker. OF Wilmington, visited friends
here yesterday
Superintendent William d Greer, of
the cutting department at the Delaware
Iron Wofkd. has been indisposed at his
home on Delaware street
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
Letters on Barr's E,tata

Register of Wills Cooch has granted
letters testamentsry upon the estate Of
Edwin II. Barr, late Of this city, to his
wife. Laura Barr The deceased suicIded
several days ago by taking Rough on
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
cITY NEMs lN aRIEE.

Chief Of Police DOlen calls the attention
Of citizens who own or harblr dogs Ia the new
section Just taken into the city by an ACT of
the last legislature that they are required on
or before June 20 to have the dogs registered
or become liable TO prosecution.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
wrsekIng AppIIAnees shIpped.

The American Wrecking Oompany's
supply OF wind- bags, rubber hose,
stationery engine and pumps which
were seized upon by Sheriff Gillls soon
after the wreck OF the steamship
Allegheny was raised, and were sold in
this city last week to parties in Buffalo,
have been shipped from New Castle to
the New York town.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
RunawAv at Puaer q Lones.

at II 10 this morning a team owned
by George Gray. of Second aud King
streets, ran away from the yard Of Pusey
& Jones and threw the driver, named
Smith, out He was not hurt, but one
Of the horses WAS badly cut up
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
The batting order win Be- as follows
An DID Rockford PIn,or n,inr

On account of the insbility Of the
Rockford management to secure the
grounds at Front aud Uuion streets next
Thursday, the benefit for Catcher
Thompson had TO be postponed for one
week, until June 30 Thompson is re-
ported TO be very low.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
weather Prospects.
Showers followed by fair wea ther.
sohIbs ream % rlar lhs D 4.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
New CASTLE. June The we'll
known Scbibe baseball team, Of fhlladel
phia will be here on Saturday to tackle
the G. A Q The visiting club has a
great reputation and the home players
will have to hustle Co keep up the clubs
percentage.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
Chicago Olosinr PrIcea.

Wheat, July, 79i6; Sept. 81 Corn. Jalv.
5@.s; Sept, q; Oals.GJuly, ao695s: sept.sOsx
July, n, bid Sept. 8.41. asked, Pork, iuiy'
l2.63; Sept, 1880.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06

cotton-New York Closing Prices.
June, 7.0s 3bid;7.t asked; July, 7.1l bid.
I III asked; August, ia bid; 5.l5 asked SEN
tember, z ~ bid; z. l8 asked.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
Attendance AZ ths aamea.
Record Of Tho clubs
To.da1,s Leaeue sehednle.


Chicago at Baltimore.
Cincinnati at New York.
Plttsbnrg. at Boston,
~ Louis at PhiladelphIR
Cleveland at Washington.
Louisville at Brooklyn.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06

Interest allowed on depcelts o. money foy
one or more c1len months at tho rate 1i
4 per cent. per uu1. Money i1knsc On
mortgages on rea e ate.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
IN THE SPORTING WORLD
Live Notes of the National
and Local Diamonds.
FLUOTUATIEG LEAGUE POSITIONS

baltimore Now Good Second ia the
Pennant Race New york Has New
Manager -GIassooCIs, the Celebrated
saoo shortstop, May Not Go with
Washington Local Events.
There were some important changes in
the National League race Yesterday
The New Yorks tackled the Louisville
tailenders yesterday. and did not win
until the tenth inning, when they scored
four runs. They played with life and
ginger, however, and seemed o be slowly
but surely recovering their grip They
have regained the 500 mark in tho per-
c ntage column, and, with the pitcaers
Ia excellent shape, the public may have
chancs TO rejoice before very long. The
Clncinnatis defeated the Brooklyns by a
narrow margin, thus scoring their first
victory since leaving home Ia a battle
Of pitchers the Pittsburgs took a ball
from the Bostons. while the Baltimores
outplayed the Chicaeoes and iumped into
seconi The PhlladelphiAs were badly
thrashed by st Louis. and the Cleveland
Washington game was stopped by rain
The scores:
Baltimore, O.; Chicago, Q
New York, 2; Louisville. 3.
Pttsburg, 4 Boston, 2
St. Louis, 49, Philadelphia, 2.
Cincinnati, 8 Brooklyn, 4.
Washington, 4 Cleveland, 0. -Four
innings Game does not count.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
Artisans Savings Bank
NO. 500 MARKET STREET
Wilmington, Ds,ewere
Wilmington, ps,sware

Open dally from . O'Clock .. nj. until 4 ,. N
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
THE N.Y.STOCK MARKET T
7. D. Hooper & Co.'s Dispatch
BY Private Wires.

The Market In Railroad securities-weele
ly Coal shipments-Tort wayne's Report
Money Easy Northwest Dividend Not
Declared.
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
W. P. BIGGS HAS RETIRED.
THE NEW CLERK or THE PEACE IN
QUOTED INTO OFFICE.

His Commission Read In the Superior
Court BY Prothonotary Horty This Morn
Ing Warmly Congratulated BY Friands
and well-wIshers wni Bond &c the
Nexf srarn, ~ raurt
Evening journal., 1895-06-06
c. U. HOKE, Inventor,
yo2 Fyfr,- et~aat

7O3 King Street.