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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-16
A BAD BREAK.
0na Spanish Battalion Charges on a
Town Held by Another Spanish
Battalion with Disastrous Results.

Havana. March IA deplorable
mistake has resulted i'm the killing of q
number of Spanish soldiers by their
fellow Spaniards.
The battalion of san Quiadn was ap-
preaching the town of Can0. seven miles
from Havana. TO- save the buildings OF
burning plantation The town short
iy before that had been attacked by the
insurgents and The garrison. without
hailns ,he San Quiuun battalion. and
taking th m tor the Insurgents. return
ci 10 p second attack. opened upon them
with volleys.
The san Quinun battalion. on the
other hand. mis-ook the garrison for
the inSurg nts and charged three times
with great determination. taking the
town.
The blasts from the cornet and the
cries of "Niva Espana" on the part of
The san Quintin soldiers We're not suf-
ticient TO put stop to the firing on
either side. Before the mistake was
discovered the San Quinun battalion
had lost twelve soldiers killed and q
captain. four lieu-en9nts and twenty
seven soldiers wounded.
The episode was pointed to as a prooN
that The Spanish soldiers fight well if
they have occasion TO do SO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-16
THE GEPNAN PPFss

Berlin. March 15.-Tha proposed Sou-
dam expedition Of She British govern
ment eXcites vast deal OF attention
and comment in political circles ard in
the press here the German uewspa-
pers. i'm commenting UuCn the rrOposed
Egyptian advance to Dongola. still
show an intense hatred for England.
The National Zietung. for instance.
sc0rns the idea that she viii do any
thing 10 help Italy in the straits i'm
which that unfortunate power has
come in Africa, and hints that England
viii acquire Cassala as the result Of the
campaign
Most of the newspapers here regard
the Dongola movement as a clever
movement on England's part to silence
clamOr on The Egyptian question and to
offer an answer to France and all those
who press her for The evacuation of
Egypt for years TO come.
The Vossissche Zeitung thinks that
nobody is better fitted for the task of
the conquest of the Soudan than Eng
land.
The Kolnische Zeitung. speaking
through the inspiration of the foreign
Office thinks that England has DELAYED
The proposed expedition too long and
that she viii find great difficulty now
in crushing the Dervishes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-16
MKINLEY WILL WIN.

New York. March 15.-The World
tomorrow viii say that it has made a
poll Of nearly every State in the Union
and as a result predicts the nomination
of William Mckinley by the St. Louis
convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-16
NORTHERN PACIFIC Finances
A Plan Of Reorganization at Last
Perfected.

The Scheme Calls for the Issuance
Of S19O,OOO,OOO Of Bonds, S75,-
600, 900 of Preferred Stock, and
S7O,OOO,OOO of Common Stock,
Total Of S345, 900, O,OoO-An Ex-
ample of Financie1inq ona Stu
pendOus Scale Dela Is Of the
Plan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-16
The Meafher.

Washington. D. c., March 15.-Fore-
cast for Monday
For West Virginie-Cloudy and
threatening with showers; slightly
warmer, variable winds.
Mr.. c. Schnepi. the Opera House
druggist. made the following observa-
tions OF the temperature yesterday: 7
a. m. IS: a. M, 30: u NJ. 30; p. N.
"a; Z p. M, 80. Snow. .lvAE-%,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-16

setting Events of Saturday
Up to- the Gail of the
Gov Bradley. A Re-
scheme TO Elect q SEN
which Failed 20 Work, but
Ls on Deck for To-day
Was Very Evident That
Trouble Was Brewing
.-..c of the Situation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-16
ENGLAND HUNTING FRIEaDS.
It Is Rumored In Diplomatic Circles
She May Unite with the Dreibund.

The Government Undertaking the
Campaign After Consultation
with the European Powers
Great Britain in a Conciliatory
Mood, Recently, in the Hope Of
Breaking the Hostile Array Of
Nations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-16
NEW YORK OIL MARKET.

New York. March 14-Petroleum,
strOngi closed at 81. y bid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-16
THE AFRICAN SITUATION.
France Holds That n British Campaign Il
Upper Egypt is Unnecessary.

Cairo, March 15.-In the Egyptian
council yesterday it is stated that Lord
Cromer the British agent. announced
that 4 thousand British troops drafted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-10
RETATL CT. ms ASSOCIATION
Held an Enthusiastic Meeting at Ellstt's
Hall Last Night.

The Retail Clerks Association met at
Elletts Hall last night and transacted
routine business. While this association
Is still young, u is exerting healthful
influence. ono OF the prime objects OF
the association is to get the public edu-
Gated into the habit OF doing their shop
ping before o'clock so that at that hour
the merchants may be able TO close their
stores without the fear OF disappointing
any would-be purchasers. Tho clerks ask
the public to sustaIns them in this move
ment and help them to establ IN the hours
of trade. so that they may be allowed Il
few hours Of leisure in the evenings TO
engage in healthful exercise and study IL
they are so disposed.
The meeting last night was enthusiasts
tic. and encouraging reports were received
from the various committees.
The following letter from the clothing
merchants between Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth streets on Main, was read:
Richmond. Va, Oct. g. 1896
We. the undersigned clothing merchants
on Main street. between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth. agree to close our places
OF business at p. NJ. every day in the
week. except Saturday. and Christmas
holidays. regardless of what other mer-
chants DO.
X Fisher & Son. julius Kraker & Sons.
Theo. Nelson. VIM. l.. Nelson, J. A. Hirsh-
berg.
committee was present from the
Typographical Union. with resolution
that the government shoulYi own the tele-
graph lines Of this country. which was
adopted by the association. and the sec
rotary was instructed 10 communicate
the same TO tho Virginia Senators and rep
resentatives in Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-10
SHOCKOE's TNTFRT1TNMEyT.

Unique Tickets Of Admission for Sou
venirs Programme a~d Booklets.
shockoe Council, No. 500 Royal Arci-
mum. will give one Of their excellent
public entertainments at Lee-Camp Hall
on next Thursday evening at o'clock.
and very enjoyable time Is IN anticl-
patton. These quarterly entertainments
Of this live and progressive council
are always looked forward to with great
delight BY a large number of people, and
the name Of "ShOckOe" has gotten 10 be
household word in many homes. The
programme on this occasion has been
prepared by Mr.. Harry Kemp the we'll
known character impersonator and song
stcr, and Mr.. Kemp Will himself take
part. Among the other features Will be
piano selections by Professor Rafferty,,
Cathedral organlst. comedy acts by WI
son and Freeman, vocal duets by Mr.. ana
Mrs. G. Crawford, and Misses Ella Hau-
rand and Ella Charters, song with guitar
Icy Miss TOmpkins, songs with banjo 10y
Mr.. Eugene Davis, original humorous re-
citation Icy Mrs. Julia Bickers, string
band selection by Messrs. Clark. Wood
ward. Bell. and others, recitation BY Miss
Jeane LoSenstein. address by Regent
W. a. ellis. Mr. J. w. Booker Will
be- the efficient master OF ceremonies.
Admission will be by tickets, In order
10 insure that no Objectionable charac-
tors gain entrance. and these tickets
can be obtained OF Mr.. W. r. Dahney AT
Dabnev's cut-rafe ticket agency. No. s0l
east Main street. or from the commit
tee-Messrs. Kemp Booker, Ncsser. Aru-
zen and Bickers.
The tickets Of admission are among
the pretticst and most unique admission
tickets we have seen. They are printed
in TWO colors-rcd ana blue-on fine bris-
tol-board. and in the left-upper corner
the sign Of the order IN enclosed in
border with the word "ShockOe' on top
and NO. se-" at the bottom.
Unique programmes will be provided
for the audience. and booklet con-
tanning information concerning the Ar
canum and the history OF Shockoe Coun-
oil Will be given each person present. All
this shows great enterprise On the part
OF this council
It is very likely that several grand
officers viii be present.
The pretty tickets were printed and
presented TO the council by Beverly and
Gayle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-10

turned upon his pursuer with tho re-
mark: Il am Just as good man as
you are. You can { take me prisoner
The sequel proved. however. that he was
mistaken in his assertion. for when the
negro attacked SIR. Hicks he promptly
drew knife and slashed him across
the forehead. The wound was trining.
but the flow OF blood frightened the ne
gro. and he gave himself up without
nurmur
Mr.. Hicks and Mr.. TYLER tied tho
hands OF the two men. and took them
TO Henrico County Court. where they
wcre turned over TO Jailer Lew RUSSELL
and promptly locked up.
When the negroes offered 10 cell The
wheel 10 Mr.. Hicks. one Of them told
hin, that n belonged 20 q Mrs. Snith. ~
Chestnut Fin. who Rad Instructed him
20 sell II FOR SO II he could get that
much. but 10 sell II. After the pair
were locked ND. however. one OF them
said that he bought II from negro for
yi.5o, while the other said he found II
out I'm tho woods somewhere.
The bicvcle is now ~ the county court
house. where the owner can get II by
proving property.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-10
PkRsONAL AID GkNERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
lens and Oti.r Matters.


Colonel r. f. Boykin. Of Smithneld, con-
tlnues TO improve at the Old Dominion
Hospital.
jackson. the tramp who was carried to
the almshousc with a fractured skull
yesterday, was much Improved last night.
and Will probably recover.
Rev. Mr.. Seaton announces as the sub
feet OF his discourse at the Unitarian
church tomorrow morning. THE New
Woman"
Mr.. w. Waverly Taylor, OF Washing
ton, u. c.. but formerly OF this city.
came down last night 10 register Tor
the approaching election. lie returned to
the Capital City last night.
DIR. w. L. Anderson, OF Farmville, has
been appointed captain and assistant
surgeon Of the Third Regiment OF In
tantry.
The Y. NJ. c. A. fund still continues to
grow. Those contributing yesterday were
Messrs. James Sweeney $50 and II. W.
Wood (y5). The total at present is $500.
Rev. Or. Harrispn is preaching at
Leigh-Street church with great earnest
ness and power. There have been sew
oral professions OF faith. and the inter-
est is growing.
Mr.. T.. II. Merrill Of Nashua. y. H.,
has been engaged as physical director OF
the Young Mems Christian Association of
this city. lie will begin his duties on
the 18th.
The Young Mems Union elected the
following officers Thursday night: Albert
A. Coleman, president; Charles G. Fow-
Ter, vice-president: Chester a. Walsh,
secretary; Maurice a. Powers. treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-10

Mr.. l., Hicks, OF Henrico, Has Caugi
IuIILA Ii lie La. Two N.ar..

Mr.. l., blch., Oh neHfito, mas tausi
Thiriy IA the La. iwo Year.
Mr.. Z. Hicks. formerly native OF
Kentucky and an ex-aeIectiye, but VINO
now resides IN Henrlco county about
MIDWAY between CHESTNUT aAu Chelsea
nIIs, mas oniy Deen IN as present Ioca-
ton about two years. out IN that short
time he has established FOR himself Il
reputation as sent--hound and terror
oI o,il-aocrs that otAer men have taken
q lifetime to build up. In the time
mentioned MIR. Hicks mas captured 10
less taan thirty negroes who were Of
fcuders against the laws OF the land.
The ciownins achievement, OF Mr.. Hicks
lie occurred yesterday. lie was at
work our on lis farm, when two ne
groes, whose names afterwards turn
Cd out tC be Richard Tunstall and Al
derson FOX. approached I'm, carrying
with them a well-maGe bicycle, evidently
tuilt for girl about flii, IN or sixteen
wears Of age. TIE two negroes offered
u sell Mr Hicks the wheel for so. As
soon as Air. Hicks .ard their PROPOSE
zion re became convinced that some.
thing was wrong. and IN order 10 gain
time u secure their capture began TO
bargain with them
The men finally agreed 70 accept $50
spot cash for the wheel. which Nr.
Hicks promised 10 pay them II they
would 90 10 The house win him. This
they consented 20 DO, evidently with
many uisglvings. Mr.. Hicks unhitched
his horse from the wagon end the trio
proceeded To the house. Upon arriving
there Mr.. Hi-ks asked them to come
inside while he go. the money. bethinking
himself that II the men were once Inside
they could be elsily captured. They po-
litely. hut firmly. declined. however TO
accept his invite ten Neither would they
agree 10 hold his horse while Mr.. Hicks
went in Mr.. Hicks finally left his horse
standing and started through the front
door. As he did so the negroes mace
wild break for freedom. vanishing around
the corner like q pair OF black whiri-
winds.
Mr. Hicks rushed from the house,
threw himself on his horse. and gave
chase. Tunstau being fleet OF foot. was
leading his partner In crime. Fox. by
about ten furlones. when Mr.. Hicks
caught up with the latter. The horse At
rlll speed, ran over him. and knocked
him down BEFORE Fox recovered from
the shock. William TYLER, friend or
Mr.. Hicks. who had Joined In the chase.
fell upon him am cverpowei ed him. Mr..
Hicks kept on after Tunstali. and was
raridiv overhauling him when a barbed-
wire fence doomed up ahead Knowing
that an equestrian could not pass this
barrier, Mr.. Hicks threw himself from
his horse and running forward caught
up with Tunstall just as he tackled the
fence.
The nAgrs being thus brought - ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-10
Special Rates tn Lvnchburg

Special train to Lynchburg. Va, via
Chesapeake and Ohio, october II. 1896, 10
annual convention b. 7. L. u. OF Virginia.
Rates open 10 the public.
Leave Norfolk S a. NJ 5.25 round trip.
Leave Richmond. Eighth-Street station,
10 NJ 1850 round trip.
Tickets on sale at Chesapeake and Ohio
James River Division station, october
18th. Tickets good 10 return on any train
until October 18th.
BICYCLES taken free on this train. Lunch
served on train.
For all information in regard TO tickle =
and schedule of train apply at Chesapeake
and ohio passenger office. Eighth ard
Main streets. or II. ". Cottrell. transpo.-
tation leader No. 506 north Twenty-second
street, Richmond. Va.
II IS important to keep warm by coming
in and irving my new hot beverage. Also
order your ice-cream or other deserts OF
WILLIAM G. SCHMIDT.
Successor 10 Scott & Kinds.
427 east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-10
Sacred Heart Church.

Tomorrow the Forty Hours Adora-
ton" Will begin at a high mass at :
o'clock a. VI. The Holy Name Society
Will receive holy communion in a body
and form the escort for the procession
Of the Blessed Sacrament after mass
About two hundred men viii probably be
I'm line. The Sacred Host will be ex-
posed during the entire day and evening
tomorrow. Monday and on Tuesday I'M
Ill after the high mass.
The childre1s mass will he said as usu-
al at o'clock 4. NJ. tomorrow and an
other at low mass at 1890 A. ~ YES
pers Will be sung at 7. NJ. as also or
Monday. On Monday and Tuesday. the
hours for mass will be :. and . o'clock.
the last being a high mass OF both days.
The proce ssion after the last mass o.
Tuesday will be escorted by little boys
and girls. strewing flowers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-10

And at Central Prohibition Club Lat
ght.


And at Central Prohibition Club Lot
y ght.
Quite a NUMBER OF Prchibitionists met
at 1902 EAST Broad street (smrthdears
College, last night. ard there was much
enthusiasm. among those present were
Heg he scpe a' dhs snq fheTe H %ss
fun and free exchange Of views on the
part o. the faithful band. Chairman
". VI. bickers called the meeting TO
order and asked Rev. Eugene Booker TO
open with prayer. and this minister Of
fered lerVent and tender prayer IN be-
half OF the cause. The chairman then.
IN a few highly eu!osiStlc remarks. IN
troduced Rev. Mr.. Cutler, whose name
he declared 10 be a synonum OF intrepid .
lty, loyalty, and zeal in the cause, and
whose presence was declared TO be an
inspiration TO the hearts OF all. Mr.
Cutters speech was vigorous, fOrceiul
logical. and eloquent embracing wide
range Of thought. an effort well worthy
Of the great pulpit orator he Is, and
greatly enthused all the people present
He declared that he preached Prohibition
ucCfccd that he couldn't do this, then he
wished 10 be counted out The speaker
vigorously arraigned the theoretical tenn
perance men, VINO would vote with US.
but"-and he literally rddled the but"
The peroration was sublimely eloquent.
and the whole address bespoke a soul
anre with the love OF God. home, and
native land" The applause was frequent
and vigorous. and the chairman declared
that although comparatively few had
heard the eloquent address. yet its in
nuence would extend 10 others.
The chairman now called on Rev. Mr..
Booker who spoke earnestly and vigor-
ousiy In antagonism or the lesalized
saloon. and was enthusiastically applaud
ed He especially urged the young men
present TO be manhood supporters and
keep their skirts clear OF the liquor trafric
responsibility. you cannot vote for God
and the saloon at the same time" said
he Vote with clear heads for con-
God, homo. and native land
Remarks were made by Prof Smith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-10
Fooi-Ball This Afternoon.

The Richmond Athletic Club will con-
test with AlcCabe's University School this
afternoon Tor the championship OF Rich
mOnd. \ close ana nNely contest may
be expected, as the teams are very even
ly matched. The lineup Will be as fol-
lows:
kIchmond Athletic Club-Right end,
Car; Left end. Hines, right tackle.
Laughton; LETT tackle Lumsden. TiZht
guard, Taylor. left guard. Woodbridge.
center, Rand. quarter back. Willow, right
half back. EubIak. lett half back. Mini
tree. fun Dack. Foster.
McCabe slight end, Lambert: left
end BOYD. right tackle. Nlnlret. LEFT
tackle. Robinson. right guard, Gordon,
left guard. Holland, centre, Bunker,
quarter back, MIcnalX. right half back,
Hill left half back, Potts; full back. Call
hOun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-10

The Association for the Development Of
Richmond Trade has a balance OF sea-
IN the treasury. The treasurer states
that. although the attention OF those Y 10
have failed 10 pay their assessment on
their subscription 10 the association has
been called several times. and the daily
papers have had several articles re emily
on the subject. not a single cent has
been received since the articles appeared.
The excursion idea. IL Is generally
agreed, proved thoroughly successful last
spring. and several members OF the COM
mittee say they cannot understand why
the merchants who have failed 20 ray
their subscriptions should seem so indif-
ferent 10 the work OF the association AID
not rally to its support.
The committee cannot run any more
excursions until further payments ate
made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-10
A NEW SOCIETY.
The Freight Clerks Form Social and
Ben fetal Organization.

Twenty-Five freight clerks OF this city
representing tie Chesapeake nd Ohio
and the Atlantic Coast Line. met last
night in the Hastings Courtroom for the
purpose Of organizing a cooperative and
beneficial order. The following officers
were elected: President. r. G. StranShan.
OF the Atlantic Coast Zine; Recording Sec
rotary, VI. L. Stratton, of the Chesapeake
and Ohio.
The organization IS just now in its IN
cipiency and the membership is small.
but II is hoped that II will grow 10 at
least one hundred when the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac and the
Southern Railways and the employees Of
the several steamboat lines shall have
joined.
The next meeting Of the association
will be held the first Friday in Mover Der
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-10

Four mcmbers-one less than quo
rum-resuOIded 20 the call for meeting
Of the Committee on Health at o clock
last night Those who pat ln an appear
ance were Messrs. Cutchins. Burton.
Williams. and Moore. Or. ". T. Open
himer was also present. These gentle
men waited patiently for an nour, but
10 one else came. so they dispersed, after
deciding 10 make anO,ler attempt 10 get
a quorum next wednesday nlgnt at the
.lme hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-10

The classes Of the Mechanics Institute
night school of technology have this early
IN the session demonstrated that In adj
dition TO being overlooking that they. are
composed Of most excellent material. and
"a very high standard for the year is 20
be expected. The only thing which seri-
ously handicaps the school is the lack Of
room. This institution is worthy OF a
more cOmmodious location.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-10

W. J. Smith. 2O2 south Beach street
says. Last spring / caught a cold, which
lasted all summer ] felt miserable; tried
everything / heard of, but yet the cough
remained. At last the Mexican Cough
Cure was recommended. l used 1t, and
am completely cured. IL was the only
real remedy found" SOC. bottle Mexican
Cough Cure for sc. Large slOo bottle OF
To-Ka for DC. Samples free. once 5Oo
east Broad street. "To-Ka" stamped In
each genuine bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-10
4 Snndax.Schnnl Renneninc

Tomorrow Park-place Sunday school
will hold its fall reopenng exercises at
$3.50 A. NJ All the teachers. scholars.
and officers will take part In the cxer-
cises. The pastor also will make brief
address To this service are invited al
the parents of the children and the en-
tire congregation OF Park-Place church.
The exercises promise TO be exceedingly
Interesting There will doubtless be a
very large congregation present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-10

Eliza Brown (colored) was a prisoner
before Squire Lewis OF Henrico. yester-
day morning, charged with stealing 500
sent down 10 serve six months in tie
county Jail.
There viii be a meeting Monday night
NJ Smithers precinct. In Henrico county.
Judge L. l.. Lewis and Colonel Siocumb.
OF New Jersey. viii speak.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-10

Policeman Brannan. tie inventor OF
the bicycle merry-go-round has just sue
ceeded in completing tire construction e
his apparatus which viii lie IN workin-.
order this afternoon az the corner Of
Broad and Belvidere streets. where tn
public may see for themselves that Mr..
Brannans invention Is 70 deiusion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-10
Fractured II + Thigh.

The ambulance was called yesterday
afternoon TO attend Philip Taylor. an old
colored man who drives "A wagon for Mr..
Bossieux Taylor slipped while loading his
wagon and fell. fracturing his thigh and
bruising his shoulder He was made as
comfortable as possible by DIR. Lyme and
then taken to his home. 1912 north Third
street. and his regular physician. DR..
Oppenhimer, called in.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-10

Tho subcommittee on Streets met at
the corner of First and Arch yesterday
morning at IL clock. They looked into
the question OF making some changes IN
the line Of the streets at that quarter.
and the City Engineer was instructed
ID ascertain the proposed lines and re-
mort TO the commitlee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-10

on Sunday morning there will be I'M
yelled az the First Pres yterian church.
beautiful bapusmal font OF Cariara
marble. the font being placed in the
church in memory Of the late Mr.. Samuel
L. Lathroy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-10
Transfers of Real E.tate.

Henrico-Joseph j. Folkes 10 Minetree
Folkes thirty feet on State street. south
east corner Of Marshall. Sl25.
Nat. Hi sno wife 10 Mamie Gwsth-
ney. nfty-eisht feet on east side Of Th!r-
ty-hrst street. $40.