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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07

WASHINGTON, April 7, l8o7.--The GOT.
through its representative here, against
proposed discriminating duty on German
sugar as proposed In now tariff bill, and
Intimate relallatory measures will DO
taken against American products imported
into that country, If proposed legislation
becomes effective.
LIVERPOOL, 2 p. m,-Americau mid
ding l.32d; sales, 10000. April B836S.
April May 1903, May June 3o3, June-July
1858, July-Aug 1853, Aug Sept 1851, Sept.
Oct 35j-56.
ATHENs--Cabinet held long meeting
last evening and will send an answer to
tho Powers to-day. Understood that
Greece will not accept RIssa's offer to SEQ
that Turkish troops are withdrawn from
Crote II the Grecian troops are with drawn
first
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07
Union Church Revival,

E. Cnuroh last night. The Row Ezra
Tinker l.. L. d., preached IL marvellous
sermon from Isaiah 6l.land :. Under tho
fervid eloquonce of The speaker tho people
wept, laughed, and shouted, -Four per.
sons came to tho altar as pentents and
three were converted. The meetings ore
steadily growing In power and Indications
Point to very successful Revival.
All unsaved people and all Chri stiana
who can be spared from their own churohl
es are invited to join with the Union con.
regaton to. night. A song and prayer
service of half an hour will be conducted
by the Epworth League in charge of nv,
II. H. Mcdaniel. At s o'clock Rev. JoEn
France Will preach, and the after me ting
will De in charge of Pastor Hanna, Ser.
vices every evening at 730 Pa siding
Elder Barrett to morrow night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07
To Take Action,

A special meeting OF the Board Of Trade
has been called Tor Thursday evening, to
take some action against the bill now be.
fore the General Assembly, entitled IAN
act for the protection OF employees Of cor
porations," which will be discussed by the
Board. Following Is the epurport Of the
bill:
Section /. That from and after the
passage Of this act, in nIl actions brought
by any servant or employee of any corpora
ton, organized under the laws OF, or doing
business In this State, against any suoh
corporation to recover damages for injur-
les sustained by such servant or employe
while engaged in tho employ or service Of
any such corporation, said corporation
shall not be exempt from liability for such
injuries to the plaintiff by rea ;on OF such
injury having been occupied by the neg.
ligence or incompotency Of fellow. ser.
want or co.employe, employed by suoh oor-
poration provided, however, such Injury
happened within this State.
"Section Q. That in all actions brought
by the widow or personal representa-
of any servant or employe of any CORPORA
ton, organized under the laws Of, or doing
business in this state, against such corpo {,
alton to recover damages for the death OF
such servant or employe as aforesaid, co.
casloned by negligence while engaged In
tho employ or service of any such corpora.
ton, said corporation shall not be OK.
empt from liability by reason Of said
denth having been occasioned by tho neg
ligence or inconpetency Of q fellow ser.
want or co.employe Of any such corpora
ton; provided, however, TINT sucil death
WAS Occasioned in this state
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07
ADDICKS is
VICTORIOUS
Over the Gas Trust IN Buffalo,.
n. Y.
" Spend Over A VliiIaY
In Laying Trunk Line and Mains and
the Erection Of Buildings by Home
Labor.

BUFFALO, N. Y, April THE long and
hard fought battle between the gas trust
Of this city and the Qlean City Gas Com
pany of which John Edward Addloks OF
ClaymontDelaware Is controlling feature
has come to an end and the new company
hos won. Theflght was u bitter one to get
tolay mains and operate the new plant
that VIII not only give Buffalo gas All 80
cents a 1000 but will make the article st1s
perlor to what is now In use and put
u ,u0J, Oo0 III the pockets OF the workmen
OF Buffalo in the next nine months.
The site purchased for tho works CON.
ststs OF 81 acres OF land and j. Edward
Addlcks says 1t is the most advantageous
site for gas works that he has found Ia
all bis experience. Mr.. Addlcks has 60.
cured the contraotto do all the work and
1t calls for the building Of works cap;
able Of producing B,00),00o cubic feet Of
the best quality of water gas a day, two
holders. purifying and lime houses,
generating, condensing and scrubbing
houses, engine and boiler. meter houses,
oil tanks and all other buildings neoes.
sary. a
Mr., Addicks In speaking of the victory
to a REPUBLICAN reporter to-day said:
II has been long fight but we came out
on top. We are going to give the people
OF Buffalo better quanty of gas than
ever before consumed III the city and at
price that will be less than half the prioe
now paid by the people to the gas trust.
We will employ all the men from Buffalo
to do the work
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07

Samuel Ferguson residing on Bancroft's
Banks, IS lying at his home in precarl.
Gus condition. Yesterday afternoon he
cloth which he wore at the time getting
caught in tho lathe IN Bancroft's Mills
at which he was working.
He was engaged at the time turning
rolls and In order to keep tho flying pieces
from loipg down between his collar and
bis neck he placed cloth around his neck.
In STOPPING over the roll the cloth got
caught by the lathe with the result that he
was almost head when his lathe was stop.
ped.
He was considered dead when the cloth
was cut from his neck but regained con.
seriousness after n while. DR.. John Pal
mer was Immediately summoned and
iUund that some blood vessels had been
burst In Ferguson's head Ho ordered
the attendants to keep him quiet during
last night md DR.. Palmer reported
this afternoon that Ferguson was resting
ne 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07
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Sunday Breakfast Mission

The work at the Mission Is still going
forward. -Four hundred and fifty mon re.
ceived cotfee and sandwiches during the
month CT March, at u cost of about three
and one half cents per man. We have
about fourteen men In tho homo at tho
present time and have some very interest.
ing cases. Wo are very much In need Of
cart of clothes such as Shoes pants, etc.
lfany one wanting Il man to do work,
such Us cleaning carpet whitewashing. or
carpenter work will drop us II card Sew
enth and Lombard Streets we will be glad
to send one Help us in whatever way
you can. We expect o delegation of re-
deemed mon from the Sunday Breakfast
Association of Philadelphia, next Sunday
morning. Come, pay us visit
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07
RoIl u HQsQf.

Schools SsS:s e M q Hf S se@Iss|
months Of perfect attendance On March 81
have been awarded 1--we month honor Ger.
| tiiicates by Superintendent David w. Har.
Ian. the Fortunate ones In the various
schools are as follows:
No. bella Specr, Edna Kenuey, Lizzie
Houghton, Elsie Gunther, Agnes Mitchell,
Anna Gregg, Joseph Thomas, Alfred b.
Buckalew, George p. Spence, Harry An.
derson, Miles r. Thompson.
No S-Edward Baxter, George Rash,
Irene Martz, Charles Martz.
No 4-Williain H, Whitaker Chester
N: Pierce. Joseph B. Foster Frederick II,
Hitler, Anna G: Mullin, Mabel l. Freder.
or. Ora Anderson Hitch, Nellie G. Mcbride,
Lola Cox, Sarah Mulrooney,
No. 6-Lydia Morris, Lola KINNEY.
No. 6-Mamie Sasse, Mary Hocksten,
Kate 0'Neill, Bessie Lurge Bessie Hy.
land, Raymond Schafer, Anna Goldstein,
Ida King, Mamie Merrett.
No. frank Adams. Florence l..
Weloh, Charles E. Cox, John Selgels,
Aaron Finger Bertha Kelly.
No. Sired Schulz, Herman Drews,
Harry Cushing, Elsie Mason, Mary AM
bright, Jennie Brown, Russell Smith,
Howard Stidham, Mary Green, Maude
Moody.
No. 9-Harry Frederick, Ellie Brown,
Raymond Kaiser, Walter Reese, Lena
Frederick Lola Osborne Harry Lowe.
No. 10-Blanche Jacobs Graham Ogle,
Minnie Crather, Minnie Spoerl, Thomas
Maguigan, Evans Derr, Jefferson LIE
Gates.
No ll-Pearl Tush, Jennie Rago, VIM.
Massey.
No is-K.M. Minsha,l, Howard Wagner
Morgan, Maude Geisendorfer. Edith
Wilmer McElroy, Marion Wood, Elsie
Morgan, Edward Southerington, Florence
Morgan, Helen Whiteman, Ann Scull
No. 13-Matthew Black, George Rich
ardson, John Wolherr, Alonzo Seeds El.
len Curran.
No, l4-Albert Watkins, Mary Dale, Err.
nest Green, George Reed, Thomas Porter,
No. l5--Herbert Rittenhouss William
p Rutter. Harry A. Pierce, William
Dean, Avis S. Hitch, Roland d. Drisooll,
No. l7-Johnnie D. Jefferis, Annie B.
Long, Kate Smith, Mabel Griffith.
No. lS-Andrew H. Wilkinson, Ray
mond I. Cornish.
No. 10 Anna Hohltield, Carlo b. selg-
man.
No. 20 Bertha APPLICABLE, Irving Deven.
ney. Paul White, Winnie Weingarten,
Russell Clinton, Celia Miller George
Sweeney, Joseph Kersey. Harry Kahn.
bacher. William Meingarten, William
Dean.
No. sl--Herbcrt Hutson, Sallie Steward.
No. aS-Lizzie NJ. Loughridge Greta G.
Webb.
No. s5-Edward Cloud, Eugene Thomp.
son, Ada Downes.
No. BINARY J. Proud, Edith Thorpe.
Yates, Raymond r. Proud George H. Nc.
Kinley, Harvey Maxwell, Daniel Mullin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07

and learned that what he saw was but the
ordinary daily output of goods sold in his
establishment. Desirious Of learning how
he managed to maintain such run OF
custom, notwithstanding the prevailing
stagnation IN business, the man Of the
pencil sought out the proprietor and asked
the cause. Mr.. Brennan being very busy
desired to be excused from an interview,
but referred the reporter to the substance
OF on advertisement which had appeared
in Mondays REPUBLICAN as best express
ing the reason for the uninterrupted su3-
cess of his business which reads as fol.
lowsI
~ years ago when we made our initial
announcement to the public we stated our
intention Of conducting our business on
lines Of fairness and equity, That the
truth would dominate all our representa-
lions to the public That we would sell
the best for the least money.
That we would sell everything at a uni
form profit thereby giving to our custom.
ers the benefit OF every bargain that un.
limited resources and cash capital secured
for us. Then as now we offered to every
housekeeper ind person of good standing
the advantages Of our liberal system Of
Credit, which has enabled thousands of
our citizens to furnish and beautify their
homes, and dress and adorn themselves
WNuOub lnbeflerlHB III bn6 letiSU Wlbn UDe
ordinary arrangement Of their household
economy.
The unparalleled growth. or as some term
it the phenomenal success of our business
has demonstrated conclusively the cor.
rectness Of policy then determined on and
which has been adhered to ever since.
AT no time in the history of our bust
ness have we been able to offer such OPP.
portunities for our customers to save
money in purchasing reliable goods as
this spring.
We were particularly fortunate In pur
chasing furniture and carpets and are dis.
playing for inspection the handsom-
est lines Of these goods ever shown in Will
mington. After the heaviest month 8
business we have every done, we are proud
to say that the verdict of tho hundreds
who have inspected and made their selec-
tions from our stock is that nowhere else,
either here or in Philadelphia are such
values offered for tho money asked.
On invitation stroll was taken through
the various departments and the eye feast.
ed on the rich display for spring in carpets,
furniture, baby coaches, draperies ladies'
millinery, wraps and dress goods aud
mems boys and ohildren's clothing
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07
Sale OF Cows,

Sixty cows were sold at the sale on the
farm OF the Passmore Bros, nenr Centre
willie, on Tuesday afternoon at prices rnnr.
Ing from So to $46, making an average Of
about S3S for the lot. Ono hcifcr which
will be fresh in about a month sold for
$40. The sale was we'll attended, and the
bidding ususually brisk. There will be
another sale on the premises In n few
weeks, as Mr.. Turner is disposed to supply
tho farmers in the above section with
cows tho coming season
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07
"Stceple Jack" Dead.

'Steeple Jack" is dead. He performed
several difficult jobs In our city and wa
known us one of the best riggers
in tho United States He mot his death
by drowning In the Hudson river near
Tarrytown, N. j. He had gone out boat
ing with three companions on Saturday
whom the boat upset, all of the occupnu ts
falling into the water. His three COM
panions were rescued but he sank beneath
the waves before help arrived. 1t is
thought that he at one time resided in our
CITY,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07

Crowds thronged FIELDS Philadelphia
store at No 22S Market street to-day as ID
was tho occasion of the spring trade open.
ing The store was tastefully decorated
with palms and plans while hundreds Of
imported hats, bonnets and toquos attract.
ed the eye of tho shoppers. ~
Miss Shelter, OF Vienna, Germany, the
hoaa.Iosigner was kept busy catering to
the fancies of the many buyers. 1u Spring
coats, oapes, laces, ribbons, &c. the ds-
play was immense and ono has to visit the
store to realize the styles and bargains.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07

Robert Brooks and Jennie Brooks
were bitten by o supposed mad dog lass
night. The animal bslongal 10 j. jack
son residing ut No. lila Lincoln street.
DR.. Moore attended the injured children.
IT Is considered that the lads injuries
arc dangerous The dog was chased this
morning by a number OF men anil Ottiuer
Scott Assistant dog catcher Disharoon
caught the dog and 1t will be Killed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07
Stricken With Paralysis.

George W. Humphry, former editor Of
the Every Evening who now resides al
Eustis, Florida, was stricken with paraly.
sis few days ago and he Is now lying in
very precarlous condition, although soma
hopes arc entertained Of bis recovery. Nh
Humphry when a nero lad took his first
Office and We sincerely regret to hear Of
his alfliction, not only for his own sake.
but for the sake of his family,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07
Niitchell'S Spring Opening.

A palace of wonders truly Is tic store
of Samuel Mitchell Successor to Mitchell
g. Bash, ut No. 2lD Market strupt The
display windows are things Of eauty.
One Is devoted entirely to trimmed hutb
flowers and feathers all in three shades Of
violet. The other shows samples of the
line of silk waists, coats and gloves.
In the millinery department. there Is SUI
perb style and creations of bonnots, touuo
sailors and straTs trimmed with FreDcu
flowers The display Is beautiful like the
souvenirs given away to all buyers and to
fully realize the styles you must call at
the store at 210 Market street. .-.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07
A Saloon at Ouarryyi,ie.
B%t

Application will be made at tho Nav
term Of the Court, fer license for a saloon
at Qunrryville Brandywine Hundred AS
there will be several hundred mon employ.
ed there the coming season there will DO
quite demand for stlmulants and if a
license were granted, to sell Intoxicating
drinkll, several police officers would DO re-
qulred to maintain order. The court will
certainly hesitate for sometime before IL
will grant the boon asked for
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07
TlRuSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
l. Under order OF the Olpbans' Court In
partition proceedings. will be sold on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL .4th. 1897.
At 3 o'clock p. M,

At 3 o'clock p. NJ.
at the County Court House. in the city Of
Wilmington. the following described real
estate. late OF BENJAMIN Haley deceased:
No. IA farm In Brandywine Hundred.
with all suitable and necessary buildings
thereon. containing about niasty acres.
No. ga three story brick dwelling house.
at the southwest corner of Front and West
streets, lot sOx99 feet.
No "a two-story brick dwelling house.
No. lll2 West Front street. between Vanlur'
Oh ard Harrison streets lot lax5T feet, 0 IN
No. IA two-story brick dwelling house,
No u West Front street. adjoining No. ..
lot ilxb7 ri. G In.
No. IA brick dwelling house, No. 6ls
Christiana street, between Madison and JET.
street and running back ut that width to
Second street.
No. GA brick dwelling house. No. 6l5
Chrlsiiana street. nd1ointng No. o. lot 10 feet
front on Ohristiana street AM runairg back
at that width to Second street.
No. IA brlck dwelling house, No. 63l
Franklin. now ChrisLia mn street. OIL the north
side OF said Chffstiann street, IL II. U IN.
trent on Ohrtstiana street, with large lot
in the rear.
No s-A two.story brick dwelling rouse
on tho tast si!e OF Parrish street. being No.
300 Parish street. between Jefferson md Mad +.
ison streets ID IT. . In. Xh5 IT, 10 in. deep.
| No GA two-story brick dwelling! house.
on East side OF Parish street. No. eJS Parrish
street, lot ls IT ll1s In front by SO IT 10 In
deep.
With all rights of alley ways. appurtenant
to each OF the above premises.
Ate ndance will DO given and terms made
known by WILLARD SALISBURY.
W. A, Huhil, Auc. Trustee.
aj-lw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07

Tomorrow promises to be partly cloudy
followed by clearing, with little change Of
temperature. Friday clear, and slightly
cooler
Tho thermometer at W. G. Taylor's
drug store, BOB King street registered TO
day US follows:
..4 o'clock 10 O'Clock o'clock
II m 20
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07
DEAFLlB.

MlLLEE-S;uddenly, on April s, 1897.
Rev. Jacob Miller, rector of Grace
Church. at Gracevlle, Brandywlne hun.
drol, aged 10 years
Relatives and friends are invited to ut.
tend the funeral Oh Friday ufterneen at 2
o'clock, from his late rcsldsDse, Grace
vile, Del. Services at the church. Utter
mont ct G.aoevius Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07
Removal,

James NJ. Keough, Merchant Tailor of
sixth and Shipley has removed to No 8
West Sevent b where he can be found with
full limo Of Spring and Summer novelties
give him call. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07

The Chester Letter Carriers will visit
the Letter Carriers of this city on May /,
when they, will be given grand banquet,
served by Mr., Faulkner. so tho affair may
be a very enjoyable one, particularly as
postmaster Moore Will be expected to tell
his most lauShabe story.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07

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40 U"PGu'i VI ,no Iotil lor 'hc ensuing Seit'
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ntSI t v'sII W "l't az seGohm' dFahaih az snort
nu iI,. Nn ,l at tAlFu' Inc ehtlre team,
Will one tHGGptioll' nus reported ana the
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anu uLhO ,",y Mi'i no1a 'ne'r own with any
H'u"nG tno S"eiF" cups
oe" rI M yHu, GOSSIP n'ys. We want TO
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u u hGolc WI! lnts"ea record ms season.
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DoNtl Will h"'o SIfVNS Cup This sea.
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" btlon, who retu[ned TO Baltimore IN al'
vance Vi tho ou9"r OriolcS are pructlCing
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07

Rev. DR.. Henry Baker, Of tho Newark,
N. j., NJ. =, Conference, will DO transferr.
ed to tho Wilmington Conference and will
10 pastor Of Grace NJ lG. Church this city
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07

When the Water Commissioners held
loving pldmbsfs hpSoafsad to Pfotest
against the Commission putting in service
pipes free Of cost to the properly owners.
The committed Comprised Isaac n. Eaton,
George B. Ward, Alfred Gawthrop, II. p.
Walsh, John c, BHson, Joseph jenkins
and James Il. Trainor
Mr.. jenkins said that the men present
had been appointed u committee to ask
the commissioners to reconsider their ac.
tion. He submitted II petition signed by
considerable numEer of the plumbers Of
this city protesting against The resolution.
The petition stnted that the resolution
showed pnternalism of the worst kind.
Mr.. jenkins said it deprived he plumbers
of about $1,000 n year. He said he would
like the commissioners to look on the
plumbers side of the question.
Mr. Traynor presented figures which, he
said, gave SIT 80 to each of ton speclla-
tive builders in this city by the new reso.
luton.
Mr. Gnwthrop said that In these hard
times no one wants to have his business
curtailed Ho thought the business be.
longed to the Citizons. and the city should
not take any action that was not necessary
i'll regard to 1t.
Mr.. jenkins showed that every plumber
in the city paid n license for this work ana
this money will be lost. They asa hnve
on hand quantity of material which will
become dead stock He thought the
plumbers should have been notified Of the
action of the commissioners
Mr.. Porter asked HIM Suppose the
Water Department would buy the mat erl-
al on hand" when Mr. Jenkins said he
had made provisions for that.
"A follow squcals when ho Is pinched,
and every man about hero is pinched,"
said Mr. jenkins.
Mr.. Hastings said he once had a broken
pipe, which he thought the city would re-
pair, but he had to pay for il. Mr. ,Jen,
kins here interJccted: You were pinchcl
then"
The petition was laid over for Il week
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07

FOX-WEIGIIT--O On the 9th instant. Ivy
tho Rev. NJ Heath, at his residence, No,
or West Seventh street, Charles i. Fox
of Wilmington and Miss EHwa Leola
Wright Of Carpenter Station.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07

Hear Volncy II. Gushing at First Pros
byterian Church on April 9th at p. Dp
benefit of Y. NJ, G. A, T;ckets can be ID
cured at Assoc!ubion Ha'l, 1907 Market
street. .
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07

/ George Crow residing at No. 2o5 5. Van
Buren, stleet, was knocked down by a
ga bage cart at Front and Washington
Streets this afternoon. He was carried to
his homo as one Of the wheels PASSED Over
isankles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07

E@- Large Pea Cosl for family use,
Coal all under cover an1 wal aa"eene l.
2240 lbs. to the ton.
Pine or oak kinding wood split ready
for use.
You can get nm electro plated gold
watch, Ladies or gents for Sa.05, by buy
ne ono ton Of conl from "A N SerGoant.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07

While passing down Shipley street be-
low Sd one day this week one OF the pro-
fession Of scribes noting an.nnusuai scene
Of hustle and activity, the sido walk
blocked for the length Of several fronts
with an immense quantity Of various
kinds Of furniture ania number Of men
worth his while to inquire the cause as
the scene Indicated that at least one con-
Germ had no occasion to complain from o
lack of business.
He soon discovered that he had run up
against the shipping end of the establish
ment Of Edw. Fl. Brennan's 22l Market st.