ilies 7a : — ae EE ry ‘ Y NE” 7p e 2 oy THE DAILY EXAMINER : 7 ¥V PR VIN ‘TAI | RGISLATURE bill introduced to impose taxes as follows ler t] pers ym and control of the | A Accident THE DAILY EXAMINER, PROVINCIAL LEGISLATURE! epemerm nin] esa sms | i vea? ee ee $101 { Vaylor seconded the motion. | Mos \} ’ . ’ Haszard thought that as the | > \ . On Life Insurance Companies, per ‘ m | Polic i vear ; 6 : 1 71) the wis 0 a very sweeping | y On Accident and Guarantee Com haracter and therefore required consider: | . : : ; Ch panies, per year 95} thle consideration, it would be advisable ( Liberal, BEGINNING OF THE SERIES ud a fi On Trust or Loan or Building Com- not to take action thereon tenight. He | SHOULD BE, Comprehensive, : > te Bills} panies, per scm aie -9 | therefore m | th tit stag -over: until | { Reasonable in Price. / ; On Banks, with only one office, i ” i — De ey ; pe in tial elaeh ited | Only this kind is ifsued by the Canada ‘! ay 5f ge ni : ’ ‘ ' \ Morre | ( bal Siasliel. 4 ith more than one offic e, matter stand : until next meeting. | Accident Insurance Co. : Pp 1 | per year ; - 100 There was a goo! deal of other business to { Ty hin le attend to and he thought it would be as E R. BROW i af ; | he DIT was read a first time vell to let all stand over for a night or ! ae } Gow a I he House then went into committee on | | aaaunes Pp ' : 7 oa som aan ei it is expedient Councillor yn expre _ his willing- BLOCK, CH’TOWN. } i : sagt magne : ness to let his resolution stand over for a 7 | Hon. Mr. Gordon moved in amendment dan ar Gre bat 60s ee ae ees AGENT FOR P. E. ISLAND, — ’ that ; } } ‘ pa-sed . —- necessary ta action while the Legis- | == SS ee oe Si sins tee Tn view of the novelty in this Province | lature was in session purpose of | °! Me tax proposed to be levie 1, and be- rhe Coun tl uljourned until this | a, tow I leving tha ich a tax would be obnox ove] (Tyesday) at half-past seven =" to the peopit this Province, besides } »*o)ock ' ' < being, as at present advised, unnecessary, cine é : toe one if Of opinion that it would be -The Pioneer reports that “wild geese | Speota, Desparonys ro Tas Examiner “| inadvisable to imtroduce a succession tax |... punor sd inthe wientiial as a at te | N ve bill, without first obtaining the views of — i " hens . re . 4 | ee Pere oo "1 the people respectihg the sam usua! shooting points around the Islan meer ce Ae comet | PARUIAMENT OF CANADA mo After some d scussion, progress was ay in Charlottetown making tax acts! , axat porte 1, and the House ijourned [3 this puniitive justice ? -_- . } Fripay, ril 1¢ gee EE PO ars = gird rie Provident of the Canadian | HOUSE Of Commons Proceedings. : . - Bens : ; Pacific Railway, in the course of his ae iry | donald presented a bill incorporating the eusel eines ened s lx dae : : f taxa-| trustees of the Wood Islands Kast Hail, | “DU! Teport says: "the causes of the Orrawa, April 10. . : , : lepression in the United States do not ; -eater s Pro-| which was read afirst time and ref a is Ganeda th-dee nih aniees “ta | The budget debate was reaumed yester- jue to} to the Private Bills Committe a ri is a flee” en we day by Sir James Grant, who spoke prin- \ » pu House took recees at one o’ck é . ¥ i] ' attempt a hteeain ates ' cipally of the great development of Canada © puon sunlts of the present sone, Steen ie ak | during the past fifteen years, He was ine o-s0m « encial trouble ia Gumi tae a aa followed by Joseph Martin, who declared ea t ene y e eg: ueC Out nade a s-| The Business Transacted Last Evening : ee eraeyeeey . | steel as farmers’ raw material, and said ~ To Meet Again This Evening. b ae Pe - ee keep on ae that iron and steel duties should be abol- : an compe Tue regular monthly meeting of a vie i <a ae, ie a a | ished, and until they were, no tariff re- i companies do- | City Council was beld last evening, May lidastanis dit “uemammenaeee : wariou. | Vision would suit him. Metcalf followed, e P nee, and | Dawson presiding sepa ee : | making a brilliant reply. i ¥ en gs} After routine business was disp THE SENATE. Ms : 2 : ttawa E inca. Journal : “At home In the Senate, Hon. Mr. Ferguson, of P. Councillor Hughes report 1 that ow | Or abread,whether esa — PreesEreor en. |. 7 spoke on the Manitoba school dis- ' his absence from the CRy, Onc Hnert aN d in business, do not megieet to give ; pute. In the course of his speech he causes. the matter of the Bolger drain | tho-e with whom y mu ¢ ome in contact to | gave a history of the dispute of 1876 and . nuisance had not been attended to, but it jun lerstand that yon live in a Fve town | 1877, and showed how Mr Davies in P — a o ae a — that the ee . Pendens tae a wi } E. Island had promised a policy almost # a ak. we, eee a = tedtieil at eicekaniaaiid If Se ae identical with that of Messrs. Greenway ‘ | case of John Drake va. the city of Char = tead « As trograding = you can truth | and Martin in Manitoba. vk See ; es RS ee a liv speak in commends » wbality ; : . nee |e aay — Sag as a vd . ) a = a wr eat # si of the wbility | J. A. Vanwart, of Fredericton, has been _ : no one but Mr. rake could withdraw it. } of i ur. it rule-Sluna men, the | appointed Judge of the Supreme Court of some | In view of this fact ne thought wm wast Square Gaeaiing methods ot your New Brunswick : pi li I Mr. I gthis resolu-| right that the Council sheuld not inter-}| merchants, the excellence of vour me | ~ : E TWO-THIRDS A i wn | fere in the matter at the present time. Re chanics, — th iperiority ot your | . the | port adopted hes hi nd public institutions | Bank Robbery. g th On motion of Councillor Taunton, + and the indu-try, energy and sobriety of | sii Outside of | onded by Councillor Taylor, $20 wa your citizens ge ally, let nothing prevent | Loxpox, April 10. ofjed John Power in considera re ee previlege You { The Bank of British Columbia—an > ye ao ae ion ddd y ger a al esa pt Papi tc - Sep _ -_ ie English bank doing business on the Pacific , SS ee er Sele Sewer OF eroes | Ce ee 'b “wT coast, with ita head office here—suffered a Province Councillor H nSzara, trom the Fire | Te ee, an ee the best: lo- | loss by robbery on Saturday. A bag con- ee eee Speers Came Tee prayer of ao are oe Sree surrounding | taining £7775 was taken from the counter and this | petition of the Hook & Ladder Company | I De ary all, spend your | of Smith, Payne and Smith’s private ge Besides | could not be entertained. Report ad lj vn towr | bankers with whom the bank keeps its necessary eX Councillor Haszard submitted the esti- | -— | eecounte < : cept up. Without go-| mates of the Fire Department for 1894, | OUR PORTFOLIOS, { ght that all would | amounting in all to $1,850. — Laid « —— i : some measure of | table. |} Parts9 and 10 of The Magic City | Obituary. Economize as you A letter from R. R. Fitzgerald, barrie | World’s Fair pictures have arrived, also a | ana s gap, and that gap | at-law, claiming damages amounting t a few numbers ot | and 3. The series can Loxvow, April 10. On this question of taxa-| $150 for injuries sustained py a man| now be obtained from 1 to 10. No Lord Bowen is dead. The deceased was statements have} named Daniel Connolly last Fel y, | coupon required for back numbers. one of the Lord justices of Appeal, born ‘pposition and their | which injuries were caused by adangerous} Parts 6 and 7 Stoddard’s Photo- | jn 1835 and called to the bar in 1861. He the first | sidewalk, was referred tothe Street Con | graplis are also here and ready for deliv- | was author of an historical essay entitled ne persons | mittee. ‘. | “Delphi,” and of a pamphlet on the Ala- a right to A letter from W. S. Stewart, barrister- | | bama question. a If the farmers] at-law, regarding a claim of John P = ° Liverroot, April 10. Minis eu | tax should be made | Nicholeon for services in connection with ry = | Bee. Macened -O'Rintls Rial ea If the farmers} the inspecting of Pownal wharf, was lp bv. Hernan mura ee ” the her fessions | ordered to stand over until next meeting | oman ¢ atholic diocese of Liverpool, died Vv » pr The| Theclaim of W.S. Best, of St. Joun, og morning ee. nt for the analyzing of samples of wel j. Shionineincee ite hi | water, was referred to the Finance Com . . ee ae | OR,—= | Lager Beer Not a Spirituous Liquor. \ al } rhe auditors re ported ne th ! ‘ . : . ¢ en z ght as possil | accounts in the office of the City Court. | iid HE f we 0 CROWNS Wasuineton, April 16. 4 reasonable They spoke very highly of the efficienc: cm’"* | The United States Supreme Court has | not a tax} of the clerk, and suggested certa-n cha os | decided that lager beer is not a spirituous ‘ i Banke,! in the system of keeping 1 ww, toul-etinelae Wikends. Mae | lijuor within the meaning of the statute . ‘ y panies should | Report adopted. BOE SE Ta ceith fen eee ted. 7a *™ | prohibiting the introduction of spirituous : . ym smail| On motion of Councillor D Le ee ee liquors into the Indian Territory. great i] Macdonald was age a met N vin i TORY indiaipeadiniilis sef ] to a | the City School fjoard in the pla | | [| |: \ { f d vy i ir wealti} Thomas Foley, deceased ~ — ; Li j ARTs 3 Gladstone's Health. irr Some say On motion of Councillor Taylor, the ON—— ip age ngle tax, a/ rect of the Market Hall was reduced from | Lowpoy, April 10. ‘and nothing | $14 to $10 per right from this date 7 “ | | ri] h Mr. Gladstone, in a letter to hie friends ix idea was On motion of Councillor Hughes, the | Lest ay, ipl lTt ' 1894, here, writes ; “If anyone asks you how 1 1 and} Finance Committee was authorized to} : am, say I feel likea disestablished church, j this intry. | continue the account of the city with the en) | | ee with bracing breezes blowing around me.” In C r! Merchants’ Bank of P. E Island | PES ra | und, | Councillor Haszard moved that from | DRAMATIC : LUS OF ST BUN- s | ars the valuej this date the City Andit rs audit the STAN'S COLLEGE. A Scotch Protest. a ithe | books and accounts of the City Scho ae ere s the! Board, without ar y additional ae Lonvoyn, April 10. Now let us apply | ation therefor. Curried. | Coliege Band and Orchestta in attend-| The Scotch Unionist membera of the In 1873, wh the} Councillor Douse gave notice as fol! anc | House of Comumions have resolved that if en hen I hereby give notice that it is my it his will be a favorable opportunity of | the proposed Scotch Grand Committee ncreased tion, at the next regular meeting of th tnessing The iaaners, customs and | shal! be appointed they will decline to act t Souris; Council, or at an earlier meeting ¢t ess Of the Visigoths and Romans of the | as members of it. > > } a Phe | called by the Maywr for such purpos Sixth Century Come and see the first | ( . Sp move the following resolution : play of this description ever presented in a ‘ bef Whereas, Six thousand dollars or « | Charlottetown. The Fire Fiend. t ! ld it,| wili be required this year to meet tl rickets, 25 cents; Reserved Seate, 35 1 cae ne : G t 1+ waterworks sinking fund, and real estat f i . Batimore, April 10. : N 1 get | in this city is already taxe 1 as much as it | Hoors open at 7.30 p.m. Play begins Bernard Morrison’s livery stable was Lez axing he! can bear; and pat 8 o'clock burned yesterday with 120 horses and 150 i t Ti W hereas, It ia desirable anl necessary, | rickets for sale at Reddin’s and Wat- | carriages. Loss $200,000. I he!lin the event of any demand being m: } 80 Drug Stores ttsm—aplod | eae rmmntaianitee will kee | upon the city to supplement the Provincial | ————---_____— NOT TRUE. ‘ I ‘ agoorany Of} revenues either in the shape of a direct | NOTICE ; : . rned inere-| tax on the property of citizens or in th ~ . fin,—Were an undertaker to state that ‘ would t| withdrawal of Government money from ee Mr. McDonald was waiting for the death ist K ot the payment of teachers’ salaries in the The parts rship of A. Hermans & Co. | Of Mr. Higgs, so that he could become the y ' at | ‘n} city schools, or otherwise, that increased | having been dissolved by mutual consent, | Permanent editor of the morning daily— . . ( unongst us.£He | taxing powers be given the city; be it all persons indebted to the late firm are | 2© doubt he would deny the charge—and , ; Would not say that the companies were not Theref.re Resolved, That an application | hereby notified that they will save trouble yet there would be just as much truth in 0 - night, and that only the @'-) wanted amongst us, but when it comes tu] be made to the Legislature now in session | by paying up at one | the statement as in tne half uttere1 charge ' -| tax they should not object, because they | for an amendment to the Act of Incorpor- \. HERMANS |} made this morning, that undertakers r business to the prosperity of the | ation to enable the Council to impose neo 10 ' WWM ANS, | watch for the death of their neighbors By ta £ them,and in other] tax on persons selling intoxicating liquors} —! | with a view to business. Undertakers are | to | the tax on | within this city | . ij as _—«ds| @ necessity in every conmunity, and often ‘matlest possible Oinadlilies Tenton tesved ths folicnis 4 Auction and Commission | have to perform very unpleasant duties ‘ive enquiries ’ os a oe 2 i | that no money compensation pays fcr, f taxation and was sitlor Tes} which was seconded by Coun- | Business, | Strike above the belt next time, Mr, Mac. the chief secretary | “(OF 48x i0r: | wai ! F. D. i ition approvin a Whereas, I nder the provisions of the | \. MeNEILI ‘a i aoe eis He thought fone “Charlotret wn Water Works Act, 1887.” ar c ONES et & CO. beg to inform i arned increment” | ** Uecomes necessary for the City Council | |) ee " patie that! Bazaar Co's add with names of winners ' ‘ But in cases | * 888¢8*, levy and collect a sum sufficient | a a oe a . ary Ancien aod Lema crowded ouc of this issue will appear to- uly dessensed ia | *° provide a sinking fund for the re lem nae “a a cs ae Aree respectfully speci morrow. to tax? We tion upon maturity ; f all debenture i ' r oe S age : ‘ sued by virtue of the said Act, for the thee and Warerooms—Dunean s Brick | | pay as well as the a . . He . Building, Queen Street next block below | —_s taxes adopted purpose of constructing the said Char- Fe nis ? n i : wk ow B G KS ey “sn seen htly on the peonle| Cttetown Water Works; and, | at per orne! | COTES AND COMMER r ed that in their en.| . Whereas, By dispensing with the Board A. MeNEILL, ‘ ee G i . , . . tax, ated in of Water Commissioners—as at present iplO—tu fri tt Auctioneer. FOR T 2 EEKS A? . ’ shoulders. they constituted—and investing the Os Coan. eee : i ’ peration of the cil with the powers, privileges and offices | Ti LADIES OF Carter S Bookstore . : member would he | ®°* held by the Water Commissioners, ' j 1 . ' , ie : He looked foe no under and by virtue of the said Act apa 7 JAMES GHURCH , ; ie other side | it# 8e* eral amendments, a saving in the . | In order to make room for a large supply hy le Hy — oan ; oe e effected, WILL HOLD THe | of New Books now on the way from Eng- much u Canad i pnt and car- uae ke saiiaioas to ‘Tie ania the = a sof TETR | land and New York, and further to - United St x ‘ House went into committee, | debentures debt within a period of fift ; . ee os cmend ” _ ond interesting with what might at Mr. H.C. MeD i chair. a i th wiate Ps sa y Annual Fancy Sale and Tea, literature, we wil! sell any or all of the a i i year*, and thus o wiate t necessity of | Printed Books now in stock (except School “Mir Mills : dan dieaat resorting to taxation for said purpose; and __ox Books) at : ¥ ae Whereas al! business matters in connec- one T z Oltawa papers ved t » “did he feit for | tion with the Charlottetown Water Works ! nt ‘i weaty Per Cent. Discount. iM be Has | | ce Ps totes. can be efficiently and satisfactorily admiv- Thursday, 12th April, This is a bona fide sale. We mark all position of President of the Royal Ca eae ee waned ty« the: Becsiael istered by the City Council and its offic our Books in plain figures, and our regu- a ined mi the pres 4 | aa re oe pemerpe a a ree — - in a -—]N—— lar prices are as low as any. st G ‘ : : interest of economy that the changes an Sale begi is 3 ; p ‘ . , ee a indisereet | reforms hereinbefore referred to be carricl ST. JAMES’ HALL will courier ea coke — é‘ ! ' ’ te aes aut into effect; r Eighty cents buys a dollar’s worth of 4 “ : ae ante sore gS a ae ema ae committer rn PRR : al | Books, and you get your choice at : , t Of al s et of three be appointed to act ih conjunction ors Open at half-past Two o’clock in sD ’ ’ great eg ‘y ‘aire, the tax with the Recorder to prepare a till for the Afternoon. Tea at Six o’elock, sharp. =a ae Oy + ag submission to the Legislative Assembly, Ad n, 10 cents. Tea Tickets,;<25 ; Queen Square. Ce ee ne turs ' ous ras continued by Hons.| now in,session, containing such amen: ent W_NTED-—A girl for general housework. nation or tivated taste { to| M Fa urson, A. d. MeDonald, A. | ments to the “Charlottetown Water Work- The T adies have prepared a large variety | Apply to Mrs, SALMOND, Fitzroy Street East. want : P \ t and Laird. At six] Act, 1887,” and such other legislation as Of useful articles. Bargains may be @x:| *%P2¢-“ a ; | pparent 4 k ‘recess for two hours. | may be required in order to effect the pected ; WANTED—By the first of May, a good - : j p lebate was continued, changes herein before referred to and to MRS. A. MORRISON eneral servant for a family of two. Wa> - f Roval ¢ 4 arrieJ division, and a bring the Charlottetown Water Works un- apt Secretary, con tne wer oe aaa

We have just sent out our

TUESDAY, APRIL 10,

Doubtless you have been told by those intereated in your buying elsewhere that we are not the house for you; we do not keep the goods you want; we do not keep the goods you want—or, if your adviser deals iv this class of goods, we are too low-priced to suit your trade, We are always too something in ther estimation. To this we réply, as we have many times hefore, don’t take our assertion for your guide if you have any doubt. Above all, don’t take the assertion of ‘hose interested in your buving el-ew.ere. Mak» an order and find cut for yourself. lon’t use others’ eyes wien you have a pair of bright ones in your head. Use them in preference to his who wears the glasses of celf-interest.

JAS. PATON

GUY.

——ON

We are now showing Children’s Suits in styles, lovely little Skirt Suits in All-wool Blouses. They cannot be had elsewhere. D

ment of Tapestry and Brussel Carpets.

Give the RELIABLE MEN a call before

Watches

Necessity

among a score of good things, and every pipe smoker who Mastiff brand

acknowledges it to be the

oe 4} » j } : hes tried the either

able Watch, Gold, Silver or Nickel.

G.H. TAYLOR,

North Side Queen Square,

sweetest, coolest smoking to- It does not bite the tonzue, and is positively

bacco made,

free from any torcign mixture,

J.. B. Pace Tobacco Co., Richmond Virginia; and Montreal, Canada.

; | i } } '

Fer Sale by Auction.

I am corner Prince and Derchester Streets, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of April,

If some of these lines look | commencing at Il o’clock. a. m.:— : | All his Honsehold effects, comprising | darker than others at 12 feet | Superior Heintzman Piano, Drawing } Room, Dining Room, Hall, Bedroom and

need | Kitchen c urniture.

distance, your eyes

in good

and

All the above is first-class

special Glasses, which we can | order. Premises open for inspection on Tuer- day, l7th, from 11 to 4 p.m

supply.

am . go —_,. Terms cash. f JEE\ G06 SESS adele 7 Wick AQ > hk. BEAIRSTO, WSS skYJ ae a We | ap9I—dy Auctioneer.

Colored day.

Glasses fora vight / REGISTERED CATTLE,

| For Sale by Auction.

‘

Eye Water for a weak eve.

Tam instructed by B. F. Longworth, Esq., to sell by Auction at the Market Syuare, on FRIDAY, 12th day of Apri! next, at 11 o'clock, a.m., the following Superior Bred Cattle :-—

E.W. TAYLOR,

CAMERON BLOCK.

| 5 Cows, Shorthorn, Registered,

onte.... | | Heiter, 1 vr. old, Shorthorn, Regist’, = 4 | 3 Balls, - " ' , 1 Jersey Cow and Calf. Alj HUTTE S ? LF Kk. BEAIRSTO, : } mch29—wy 2i Auctioneer. } —— OP ‘ : : | Butter and Cheese. Valuable Fu rit re. 100 Tubs Choice Butter, | 50 Boxes Cheese. cS

N., B. & M. RATTENBURY. ap7i—4i eod

| MONDAY, APRIL 16, —

AT TWO O'CLOCK.

a

Manilla Rope,

100 Coils 6 threal,

I am instructed by A. Fulton to sell at |

=. Auction Sale, on MONDAY, April 16th, | ER. Get oe at 2 o’clock _— 200 15 All his valuable Furniture, including | 50 is Walnut Parlor Suit (new), Uxbridge Or- | i : re teres gan in A 1 condition, half dozen Bedroom | N., B. & M. RATTENBURY.

Suits (Ash and Elm) in use one year,; ap7—4i eod good as new, Chamber Sets, Hat Racks, | Chaire, Tables, Sofas, Carpets, Stoves, | Pictures, ete. Don’t miss this chance to get something | good in Furniture.

WANTED.—A House to rent in April or May, with parlor, dining room, kitchen, and | not less than four bedrooms. Apply at this office. ti—mch7

TO LE*—A house containing seven rooms, situated on Water Street, opposite Railway Station, Apply to Mrs. LowpEn, Esplan- ade, ap2

R. BEAIRSTO,

apldé Auctioneer.

er ———(1)——-——_— --.__.

We

BEE

Charlottetown, March 31, 1894—tu thu sat

Be Careful

better value than we can give you in a good, reli- R

in |

instructed ly L. J. Ostrander, | Esq., to sell by Auction at his Re-idence,

' | !

Having sold out all our lower grades of Flour, we have reduceu_ the brated “ EXCELSIOR” brand to $4.00 per barrel for a short time chance to get a barrel of High-class Flour at about cost. price after we get our new stock in.

1894,

JA

PATO

Hi

First View of Spring Millinery

TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, NEXT WEEK.

100 different Serge with ress Stuffs in

an endless variety, Silks, Hats, and another large ship-

you purchase.

JAMES PATON & CO.,

VICTORI\ ROW.

Model 36, Columbia.

in these days when s The New Century Columtsa stands everyone must be on easily at the head of all fully equipped i , . road-ters, and will successfully maintain Phere is always a best, even time. You cannot get | the high reputation its predecessors have

estal-lished. A sampie wheel will be on

exhibition in a few days at the Stationery

Store of Haszard & Moore.

M. YOUNG, Agent.

‘Tesirable Private Residence FO« SALE BY AUCTION.

| Iam instructed by Benj. Rogers, Eeq., | to sel] by Auction on SATURDAY, the | 2ist day of April, instant, at 12 o’elock, | noon :—

The Dwe.ling House and Premises now occupied byehan on Hillsborough Square.

The House art Buildings are in first- class condition, e Dining and Breakfast Room, two Ki , seven Bedrooms, Bath Room and

Room, Hot Air Furnace and Water

| Bedrooms. | Premises open for inepection on Thurs- | day and Friday from 2 to 5 p. m.

R. BEAIKSTO,

Auctioneer,

ap7-~—dy tl sle

coeyrion rsa moe ow

| SAAS, SPRING IS HERE! ‘and so are we, with every-

thing in the Hardware line needed for Farm and Garden purposes. [t's time to prepare for spring work by needful purchases of Shovels, Forks, Rakes, Spades, Hoes, Plows, Chain Traces, ete., all at the | lowest prices in Charlottetown. The season of gardening and cropping is too near to admit ‘of delay. We can fix you out |in the most satisfaetory man- ner if you will drop into our Store and let us know what you need. If you want any Barb or Annealed Wire, we have a full stock of both kinds. if you intend painting this spring don’t forget that we keep the best quality of Paints _and English Paint Oil at the |lowest prices. Ladies’ Gar-

' . } den Sets.

FENNELL & CHANDLER,

VICTOKIA ROW

ap6

Excelsior Flour Reduced to $4.

price of our cele- only. Now is your cannot afford to sell at this

R & GOFF.

Quarterly Accounts. A Prompt Response would be

greatly appreciated by us. STANLEY BROTHERS, BROWN’S BLOCK.

Te wer