THR SCKANTON TRIBUJSJ3-TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1800;
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SHERIFF WILL BRING
M'MULLENJO COURT
SIOK OB WELL, JUDGE SAYS
HE MUST APPEAR.
Xhe Cortiflcato of His Physician Sets
Forth That He Is Suffering from
Lumbago The Judge, However,
Thinks Lightly of Either the Cer
tiflcato or the Disease, or Possibly
Both, and Directs tho Sheriff to
Bring Down the Sorely Accused
Carbondalian.
Criminal court opened ycntcnlny with
tin untihuiilly large iitU'iulunce. One
of the reasons for the attendance lx
1iir fo huge was that an unusually
racy case was scheduled for trial. It
was that in which Wallace MeMullen.
of Caibondule, Is chained with exhibit
ing a photograph which hIiowh his cist
while inamorata. Lizzie .May Tappan,
posing as Venus. Miss Tappan, who
is the prosecutrix, alleges 'that it Is a
composite picture, made up by a pro
cess familiar to photographers' of her
face and some one else's figure.
The crowd at court was, however,
doomed to disappointment. MeMullen
was not on hand. His nttorneys, John
F. Scragg and H. C Ihitler, presented
a certificate from Dr. Lamb, of Chi
bondale, setting forth that their client
was too ill to attend court.
An examination of the certificate dis
closed the fact that it was not dated
and Judge Archbald thereupon directed
the sheriff to bring MeMullen In. Dep
uty Frank K. Ityun went after him
and found him lying In bed at his
room. He got up to open the door for
the deputy sheriff, however. When
told that he was wanted immediately
in court he claimed he was too ill to
leave his room, nud referred the of
ficer to hM physician. Dr. l.amb.
The deputy visited Dr. Lamb and
the latter made out a certificate to
the effect that MeMullen was suffering
from lumbago. He also stated verbally
that in his opinion MeMullen should
not be compelled to leave his room.
M'MULLKN MUST AI'PKAR.
When Mr. Ityan reported these mat
ters to Judge Archbald. the judge
promptly directed the sheriff to have
MeMullen In ooutt this morning. The
sheriff will biing him down from Car
bondale. certificate or no certificate.
At the last term of quarter sessions
court James Connois, jr., of the Noith
IJnrt, who was a witness In an assault
nnd battery case inadvertently allowed
himself to admit that he kept a sup
or so for the accommodation of the
neighbors. Judge Archbald. who was
trying the cae, dliected that Connors
-hould be bound over to answer for
selling without a license. Yesterday
Connors was called for trial and plead
guilty. Judge Archbald Imposed the
usual punishment, $300 line and three
months in the county Jail.
The ase of Karnest Hope and AV1I
llam Mooney, charged with breaking
into Hundley & McLaughlin's store and
stealing therefrom a cameia and other
articles, was called before Judge Arch
bald Just pievious- to adjournment.
William Ferris plead guilty to steal
ing from his employer, Mrs. Klla M.
Phelps, and was sent up for six months;.
Ferris was suspected by Mrs. T'helps.
of periodical pllferlngs nnd she had
Detective John Molr test him. A
marked dollar bill was placed In Mis.
Phelps' puree and the puree was left
on the seat of the carriage one day
when he was driving Mr. Phelps about
town on a bhopplng tour. When she
came out of the Globe store the dollar
was missing. Later it was found in
the coachman's possession.
A SOLDIER ACCUSED.
'V Jury went out at adjourning time
to pass upon the question of whether
or not Thomas Snyres, a fcianton
youth, stole a gold watch belonging
to Mrs. John H. Jones, of Harrison
avenue. Savers served with the Second
Louisiana Volunteers during the more
iveent unpleasantness and appeared at
the defendants' table dres-sed in sol
dier's uniform. Mr. Jones left the
watch on her kitchen table while she
went up stairs. Dec. 11) last, and upon
her return the watch was missing. De-
DO YOU FEEL THIS WAY.
Do you feel all tired out? Do you some.
times thinlc you just can't work away at
your profession or trade any longer? Do
you have a poor appetite, and lay twake at
nights unable to bleep? Ate your nerves
all gone, and jour stomach too?
lias ammtion to torge- aueaa f k tn ttie
world
left you?
If so.
rou raicht
as well put
a stop to your
rrmery on can do
it if you will. Dr.
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery
will make you a dif
, ferent individual. It
will set your slug
Lgish liver to work
I It will get into every
vein iu your body
and n u i i f y your
ilood. It will set thing right in your stom
ach, and your appetite will come back. If
ihere is any tendency in your family toward
;onsumption, it will keep that dread de
stroyer away. Even after consumption has
almost gained a foothold in the form of a
lingering cough, bronchitis, or bleeding at
lae lungs, H wiu mini; auuwi ppccuj mic m
per cent, of all cases. It is a remedy pre.
pared by Dr. R. V Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y.,
whose ailvicrts given frcea all who wish to
ivrilc him. His great success has come from
nis wide experience and varied practice.
O. r. Copenrnver, Km . t Mount Uuiou,
Huntingdon Co.. l'a. (ISox ju), write' ' About
twelve years ago I was suddenly taken with a
naiu fu the pit of the stomach which was to vio
lent I could not walk straight It would grow
more severe until It caused waterbrash and vom
iting of n slimy jellovr water. A physician told
me I had a form of dyspepsia and treated me for
about.six months with but little benefit. An
other physician told me my liver was out of or
der and that I had Indigestion. He gave me a
treatment and I got some better but only for a
short time. I then tried another one, who said I
had chronic indigestion, ulceration of the lining
of the stomsch, torpid liver and kidney alfrctlon
He treated me for more than a year and I felt
much better, but it did not last. I thcu took to
using several widely advertised patent mrcii.
cinei, but received no more than temporary re
lief. I then tried Dr. Pierce's medicines, using
his Golden Medical Discovery,' and the 'Pleas,
ant Pellets,' and in two months' time I was feel
ing better than I had for years before."
Don't be wheedled by a penny-grabbing
dealer into taking Inferior substitutes for
Dr. Pierce's medicines, recommended to
be "Jusjasgoou."
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Powder
'Pure
tcctlvo John Midr found the watch at
Davidow'H pawn shop, and learned that
It una hocked for $u on the afternoon
of Dec. lii, by a boy in aoldler clothes",
who gave his name as Thomas Caiter.
Sayres was picked up on suspicion,
nnd after being Identified by the pawn
broker, admitted that he pawned the
watch, but claimed he did It at the
solicitation of Thomas Carter, an nc
tiualntnnce of his, who, he claim", lives
in Pine Drool;
A verdict of not guilty was taken In
the nfsault and ba'tery ease of Martin
Golden against his brother. Aiuhony
Golden. The defendant lost his wife
and child and was h!melf badly In
jun ed till within n month, nnd on this
account his brother did not Iipvi the
In art to prosecute him.
Thomas .1. Davis plead gnllly of en
tering John G. Price's store In Tjvlor,
and stealing therefiom a church
Christinas tree ltind umntiiittng to $7.
lie wns caught red-handed in the act.
Judce Gttnster -sent him to the countv
Jail for two months.
James Howie, chntged by Charles
Pllger with carrying concealed weap
ons, plead guilty and was given n
month in jail.
GOT SIX MONTI IP.
Peter Walsh, of Olvphnnt. was ("lit
up for six months by Judge Archbald
lor stealing three suits of clothts from
the house of John McAndrew. with
whom he boarded. One of the suits
belonged to McAndrew's son nnd he
was to have been married the ixjxt
dav after the theft. The evidence fail
ed to disclose whether or not the suit
was recovered before the munlage
took place.
In the larceny nnd receiving case of
N. D. Hosenfelt ngainst '.. Lopatyner,
a mil pros wns entered when It de
veloped that tho case was one of re
plevin rather than a Quarter fessions
case.
Fred Stuckey wns tried bofoie Judge
Archbald on the charge of felonious
wounding, piefencd by Harry Martin.
On July 20, IS'jS, Stuckey took Martin
for a ride down the valley. They
stopped nt Naylor's hotel, at Old
Forge, and while Stuckey wns inside
Mnrtin took a couple of glrln for a
carriage ride. When he returned Stuck
ev chlded him for abusing the horse
and this brought on a fight.
Martin says Stuckey hit him with
the whip and then cut him with a
knife. Stuckey says Martin hit him
with the whin nnd then cut him with
a knife. Stuckey admits using a knife,
but says he Uf.ed it in self defeus".
Murtln denies having used either whip
or knife. With these sworn stute
ments to ponder on the jury letlted
and in an hour came back with a ver
dict finding Stuckey guilty of aggra
vated assault and battery. Judge
Archbald sentenced him to pay a line
of $2.1 and spend three months' In t'l"
county Jail.
LINE FENCE DISPUTE.
Michael Osborne and Peter Gard
live on either side of a line fence on
Prospect avenue. They had a dispute
about the fence and an assault and
battery trial befote Judge Gunster yes
terday, with Gard as the prosecutor,
was the result.
The asssault and battery cn-e of
John Doud against John Murphy ws
in tho Jury's hands at adjournment.
The aggravated assault and' 'bait
tety case of William Cosgrove ngainst
Patilck Munley was continued.
A mil pros, upon payment of costs
by the defendant, was entered In the
case of Walter Cap well, charged with
beating a board bill at the Gin ml Cen
tral hotel.
Anthony Kane got on a drunk one
night last November nnd threw cobble
stones through the windows of several
neiglibois' houses. When arraigned
jerterduy for malicious mischief h"
plead guilty and was let off with thir
ty days In Jail. He spent two months
in jail awaiting trial.
Tho case of Annie Harwln against
Joseph Mallery was continued, owing
to the nbnence of the prosecutrix, who
is ill.
A vet diet of not guilty was returned
In tho case of Charles Loskowskl
against Daniel Langorskl and the de
fendant was directed to pay the costs.
In the case of Norman Tuttle,
charged by Albeit Stiles with point
ing a plt'tol and assault and battery,
the jury returned a verdict of not guil
ty and divided the costs.
FOkCJAVK HEU HUSBAND.
Maggie James forgave her husband.
William James, and Judge Archbald
allowed him to go home on his prom
ise not to do it again.
Judge Allen Craig, of the Monroe.
Carbon district, who was expected to
assist at this week's session, wan un
able to attend, An effort was made
to hecute Judge Haloid McClure, of
Lowlsburg, and It is likely he will be
on hand today.
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.
Willard N. Ilunnell was yestcday ad
mitted to tlin bar on motion of Mapor
Evvielt Warren.
The report of the vhiweib on the rou J
In Ser.tnton ami Spring Brook vi con
firmed finally yesterday.
A rule to open Judgment nnd permit
of ii defence was made in the case of D.
L. Potter against Geoigo W. Utemer.
An order w.is mucin yesterday in the
McCnmb dtvoico case settliin it for trial
ut the March term, which begins the
fourth Monday of March.
Judge Gunster yesterday granted a
charte- to the Lawrenco Hose company,
of Conndltoii. Attnrrey John M. Ilanls
representee! the petitioners.
Hides for nrw trials have br'en granted
In the cases of Leonard (.gainst Clurk &
Co.. Williams against Meuin, Decker
ugulnst Holgatei and Winans against
Ilunnell.
Court ycsteid.iy approved tho ".'0o
bond of Kihvln Frahle. executor of the es
tate of John liruzel, which ho wus di
rected to tile by the ttrms of the will.
Jacob Demuth anil Conrad Pell are his
HUietk'd.
On mutton of County Solicitor H. A.
Knapp couit fixed the compensation of
the county commissioners for 1M9 at $3.M
per day for every day necessarily em
ployed. This Is the mmo pay as was al
lowed last year.
Judge Archbald yesterday hai.ded down
two opinions dealing Willi tho exceptions
of 11. A. Ilrown nnd. Laura A. Gregory
to tho report of tho uuiHtor In the crtate
of Sylvnnus F. Drown, deceased. Tho
auditor's findings for the most part aro
sustained, hut tho court orders a new ells
trtlmtlon. In tho petition cuse of Thomas Wat
kins agulnst Charles Watklns and others,
an order was mudo yesterday on motion
of Vosburg ft Dawson, directing thn
Hheilff to sell the property in question
at public miction, the pintles to tho
partition suit each refusing to tiiko It at
the vnliintlon fixed by tho referee, JI.T0O.
Marriage licensee were granted by Clerk
of tho Coiirtn Daniels yesterday to Ito
pop Wahnpey, of Bcranton, nnd Fn ha liny
J. Matho, of Mayfleld; Joseph Uurgantls
and Johanna Petratls, of Scran ton; Kon
Mnnty JCukowsky mid Manry Ann Po
itowlcz, of Old Krrgei Thomns Norcoons
nnd Mary C. Miller, of Throop; Joseph
MlkohiJcyk, of Prlcehiirg. and Polagl
Wloiilewsk.i, of Hcruntou; Peter Sheri
dan and Margaret Horan, of Cnrbondalo;
Michael Mugaz nnd Peraska Uonctlntz,
of Scrnnton.
MRS, CAREY'S HUSBAND.
Tho Man Killed nt Youngstown, 0.,
May Be Her Husband.
Last evening a woman came into
tho Providence police station to In
quire about the John Carey who was
killed at Youngstown, Ohio. The wom
an's name Is Mrs. Elizabeth Carey,
of 1S52 Nay Aug avenue, nnd she Iuim
ihree children, two boys and u girl.
The boys are ten and twelve respec
tively and the girl nbout four. Mi.
Carey states thitt her husband left
home four years ago next April. He
was marked on tho left forearm by the
Initials J. W. C, tattooed in Indian
ink and the first Joint of the littl"
linger on the left hand Is missing.
He wns employed by Kinsley and
Co. us bookkeeper und foreman when
they were married, but resigned and
accepted a position of like character
with llurke Iiiothcts. Mrs. Cntey
could not give any icason for his
going west, but said she received a.
letter from his In the month of July
following his going west, but since
that time nothing has been heard from
him.
Mrs. Carey supports herself and chil
dren by taking In washing. The au
thorities will endeaor to llnd out if
tho dead man Is her husband.
YOUNG DAVIS TRIED.
For Crying- "Fire-" in tho Academy
of Music on Saturday.
Sidney Davis, the boy arrested for
crying "fire" nnd neatly causing a
panic in the Academy of Music on
Saturday afternoon was yesterday ar
raigned befote Alderman Millar nnd
lined $3 and costs. The boy Insisted
that he was innocent but said other
boys had raised the cry.
lie was released in the custody of his,
father until Thursday whet, the penal
U may bo remitted or reduced if by
that time he has given Information
whl.h will lead to the arrest of the oth
er boys. Oth'rwi5,e. If his lino is not
paid, he wll' be committed to Jail for
three months.
Mrs. Cohe and Tommy liyuu, a young
buy, both of whom identified Davis In
th theater on Saturday as the lad
who gave the cry, renewed their identi
fication befote the alderman.
Cure sick headache, bad
taste In tlin mouth, coated
tongue, gas In the stomach,
dlitren and inillcptlnn. tin
FiHs
not weaken, but haie tonic fffrrt. 2 rrrts.
The only l'illa to tuku Utli Itoud's tvirjiar.ll .
APRIL
FIRST
WILL SOON BE
HERE
If your present tenant is
not going to renew his
lease with you now is
the time to secure a new
tenant.
Don't Wait
until all the desirable
tenants have been gob
bled up by wide-awake
landlords, who get in n
the ground floor by using
printers' ink.
But Advertise
your property in the "for
rent" columns of the
scranton
Tribune
where it will be read by
the class of people who
make good tenants.
The Cost
will be only one cent a
word, paid in advance,
and you may save the
loss of a month's rent
by making a small invest
ment in this manner.
TRIBUNE "WANT ADS"
BRING LARGE RETURNS.
ONE CENT A WORD
STRIOTUY IN ADVANOE,
MOUNT PLEASANT COAL
At Retail.
Coal of the best quality for domeatlo usa
and of ull sizes. Including Uuckwtieat and
liirdseye. delivered In any part of the
city, ut the lowest prloc.
Orders recolved at the ofllco, first floor,
Commonwealth building, room No. C;
telephone No. 2621 or at the mine, tele
phone No. 272. will be promptly attended
to. Dealers supplied at the mine.
MOUNT PLEASANT COAL CO
FATHER SON
CURED OF
ITCHING RASH
f I had an Itching rash under my chin, which
kept spreading until It was all orcr my body.
I could not dleep but was compelled to llo
unako and scratch all tho time lily father
and two brothers were afHlcted with tho samo
thine, at tho same time. VTe all suffered
terribly for a year and a half, trying In U10
meantime all the remcdlos wo could And, but
recehed nn benefit. I bourjht three cakes of
CctieuniSOArandthrcoboicsof CtrricuitA,
(ointment) and they cured the four ou rnm.
fihtcty, rtIClI'lAyi)BrtSOy,floiieva,Utali.
SrstnrCosr Tiiimiirr Tostisisn, Disria
riixu Hi iior.,iTttiiIisor Uiu. WnnbllnIIU
Cctk 1 ia Sor, (rtnlle nolntlitd with I'pticriu (clot
mtnli, onil mlMdomofrrrirr MisoLTtsr.
Sntdlhroirheiitlhmiftl. Pimm Pi i AsnCnrM.
CoBr.,l'rop., Ilrt'n. How to Ciiffkln IaSm.m free
Mercereaii 5 Connell
Ustnbllsltcd 32 Years.
Watches now,n-
Wie largest
stock of
Sterling Silverware
and Novelties,
A large . r;nfl TiJomnnrlrt
(Election of
A henutlfnl
show of
Rich Cot Glass
Fine Jewelry
Clocks, Etc.
is our. NF.tr STonr,
No. 130 Wyoming Avenue
"COAL EXUHANUC"
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Alanufacturers of
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
435 10455 liHinn Si.. Seraalon. Pa.
Telephone Call, 3333.
THE
HO.
Rooms 1 and 2,Coai'lth BTd's.
SCRANTON, PA.
Mining nnd Blasting
POWDER
M ml out .Mooslound ltiistidala Works.
LAFLIN & RAND POWDER CO'S
ORANGE GUN POWDER
Electric lliitterles, Electrto Exploder-),
for exploding blasts, safety Fuse and
Repauno Chemical Go's
tUQII
!XPL0SIVBS
NEW YORK HOTELS.
The St. Denis
Broadway and Eleventh St, New York,
Opp. Orace Church. Europtsn Plus.
Roams $1.00 Day and Upward.
In a modest and unobtrusive way there are
few butter conducted hotels iu the mttroDolla
than the Br, Denis.
The great popularity it has keqnlred oaa
readily be traced to IU unique location, Ita
bomelllce atmosphere, the peculiar excelleno
of its cuisine and s.irTlca, an J lu vnw moder
ate prices.
WILLIAM TAYLOR AND SON,
WESTMINSTER HOTEL
Cor. Sixteenth St and irrlng Plan,
NEW YORK.
AMERICAN PLAN, $3.50 Per
Day nnd Upwards.
EUROPEAN PLAN, $1.50 Per
Day nnd Upwurds.
I. D. CRAWFORD,
Proprietor.
O-H-K-W-C-M--I-X-X-XK-Wt
i For Business Men
Iu the heart of the whoksjle district
For Shoppers
3 minutes wnllc to Waunmnl.crs' tt
mluutcs to SirKcl Cooper's lllg Htorr
i;a-.y of ucccn. to the great Dry Good.
Stores,
For Sightseers.
One block from ll'way Cars.givlnj; easy
transportation to all jiolntsof Interest.
Hotel Albert,
NEW YORK.
COR. nth ST. : UNIVHRMTV PLACH,
Only One llloclc from Broadway.
' ROOfflS. $ i Up. restaurant
. I A i "r iris RtaaoNsaLc
1'8
:-:"::'"X:":K''sx"XK'-m-:-
ConnollvSifallact
i22wn12 & WASHINGTON AYENWE
American and
Scotch Ginghams
Harbingers of Spring. The brightest, choicest gath
ering ever displayed in local circles so early,
5c to 68c per yard
Careful and prudent buyers are making their selections.
In addition for early spring trade we are showing com
plete lines of
White Goods
Consisting of Persian Lawns, Victoria Lawns, India
Linons, Wash Chiffon, Bolton Cloth, English Long Cloth,
Jones Cambric, Soft French Nainsook, Organdies, Swiss,
Dimities, Plaid Nainsooks, Stripe Nainsooks, Welt Piques,
Etc., at our usual well-known low prices.
Connolly & Wallace,
127 and 129 Washington Avenue.
1
OF SCRANTON.
Special Attention Givon to Busi
ness nnd Personal Accounts.
Liberal Accommodation? lix
tended According to Balances nud
Responsibility.
SPcr Cent. Interest Allowed on
Interest Deposits.
Capital,
Surplus,
$200,000
400,000
WM. CONNULL. President.
1IKNRY BELIN, Jr.. Vice Pros.
WILLIAM II. PECK, Cashier
The vnult ot tills bank Is pro.
tcctcd by Holmes' Electric Pro.
tcctivc System.
Steam and
Hot Water
HEATING
Gas, Electric
And Combination
FIXTURES
Electric
Light . . .
WIRING
Chas. B. Scott,
119 Franklin Ave.
fKTOimmBKLELOM
GIVE5THL
ught".Mjrn
tele
BOUGHT rnHnvBIP
ANPl5AK9LyTLaLY5APE
FOR 8ALK BlSr THE
ATLANTIC REFINING CO
SONANTON STATION.
Making Progress
Other dealers are content to wait until the season opens. Not so with
us. We realize that special inducements only influence the buyer now.
We're going to "make progress" sell more goods in January, 1899,
than we ever did in the past. Here's some prices that will maka the
wheels of business hum:
Rugs
9x12 Smyrna Rugs $10.00
9x12 All-Wool Smyrna... 22.50
Carpets
Axmiusters, were $1. 25, at.. .90c
Brussels, were 65c, at 50c
Ingrains, were 75c, at 60c
Williams & FlcAntllty, 130 Wyoming Ave
LACKAWANNA LUMBER CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
GUI SiED PH. HIE BOCK AND RARDiOD I
m. mwiwi w'.n.
Bill Timber cut to order on short notice. Hardwood Mine Ruil.1
awed to uniform lengths constantly on hand. Peeled HemlocU
Prop Timber promptly Furnished.
MILLS At Cross Fork, Potter Co.. on th Buffalo and Susque.
banna Kuilrond. At iuina, Potter County. Pa., on Coudersport. and
Port Allccuur Ruilroad. Capacity 400,000 feet per day.
GENEUAI. OFFICE-Hoard ot Trade Building, Scranton. Pa.
Telephone No. 4014.
1
on
5 Hither entire or by the piece, to suit buyer, the following:
140 ft of shelving, 70 It. on each side of the store, shelving 1 1
ft. 6 in. high; one single and two double settees; five tables,
A different sizes; four bicycle ladders, with 140 ft. of track and
a fixtures; a 20 It. panel and glass; partition containing two
2 swing doors, paitition 6 ft. 8 in. high; one-half dozen bent
wood chairs; ruckle fixtures for show windows; one safe, one
cash register and other articles. ACT QUICK.
! t We Are Slaughtering the
v AUo. We shall go out of business the last day of March
4 or before. DO YOU SEE THE POINT?
I Standard Shoe Store,
4fc HANDIEST STORE IN THE CITY
WHEN IN
STRONG
AGAIN!
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(fe
tS)
Sfc2
Bfc
ja, visor In tin v. hole Iwirit.
All drains
are iroperly cured, their condition often worries tiietn into Insanity, Consumption or Death,
Mailed sealed, Price 4 r perbon; 6 boxes, v, Kb iron-cl.id lesjal guarantee to cure or refund the
money, li.eo. Send for fr book.
For Sal
c by i uii. u. I'liiii.i'M,
iuhI Spruce street
There's no standing still
in business, the merchant
eitheradvances or retreats.
Draperies
Special Prices
on
Entire Stock.
ol 6
Price of All Footwear
217 LACKA AVE
$
DOUDT, TRY
They have t food the Kit of yent.
jnil have cured thouiandi of
A r,C4iei of N'ertoui Diseases, such
I JjXd' Debilin.UiKlncis.Sleeplesi.
!l2i"ssndVaticel,Attoply.cc.
They clear the brain, s irenst&en
the circulation, make digestion
uerfect. and impart a bralthv
and lass? I are cheeked ftrmaminlty. Unless patients
Address. PEAL MEDICINE CO., Clettlind, D.
riiarmucist, cor. Wyoming avenue