Pittston Gazette

              TWELVE PAGES. PA./WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1904. r WEATHER INDICATIONS. . u* 1 *** ' ♦ ■ THE HOME PAPER. Forecast Uptil 8 p. m., tomorrow for Eastern Pennsylvania. Fair and continued oold weather tonight; Thursday, lair; northerly winds, Increasing. For the People of Plttston and Vicinity. ALL THE HOME NEWS. • •' I860. HART 1882. PITTSTON, TWO CENTS A COPY. t FORTY CENTS A MONTH. ( 12 PAGES. 55th YEAR. I WEKi ,1 Idailv BIG MINNEAPOLIS FIRE „ HORRIBLE CRIME IN OHIO. " • W • W W JPFF)FWWJPJP _ Competitors | | COME I J And go, but we keep right on * » —and wliy ? 4 | BECAUSE J » * III CLEVELAND AGAIN LAWSON'S LATEST. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. People's Store Wires Greene that He will Meet Him Man Attacks Family, Killing Stepson New York Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stock brokers, Miners' Bank building. New York, Dec. 14, 1904 in Front of State House, Boston. and Injuring Three. Boston, Dep. 14.—(Thomas W. Lawsen', who has stirred up the financial world .somewhat during the past few months, this morning sent the  ing telegram to Col. William C. Greene, who denounced Lawson In a ,piid advertisement and gave Lawsor. notice that he was coming to Boston to denounce him personally: "W. C. Greene—Your wire that you would be at iwy State street office at 3:30 received. As you seem anxious to do your business oiit in pull)lie, I will meet you at the time named in State street,' in front of the old State House, and I herewith notify you that I will rfiD all the denouncing that, will be done. (Signed) Thomas W. Law son." I ronton, O.. Dec. 14.—(Laite last night Ediward -Warrisa while In a frenzy, cut the throat of |hj« stepson, aged six years. He then out his wife'® throat froim ear to ear, staiWbed her in the neck and cut one side of her face nearly off. Hia Wound up his bloody work toy cutting hi«  daughter Virgie about the face and his one-year-old daughter albout the face. He also attacked his mother-lnlaw, but did not use the knife on her. Then Harris ran from the house and Eluded his pursuers. The stepson lingered an houf and then died1. Mrs. -Harris and tyo other children are fatally injured. Christmas Gifts For Everybody. Mrs. Chadwick Boldly Returns to Ohio to Face Charges Against Her. Flames Rage Unchecked For Hours and Cause Loss of Over $3,000,000. High. .141% . 31% Low. Closed 138% 138% 30% 31 Am Sugar .. Aim Car & F Am Loco .. „ 66% . 84% .#.101% 31% 63 82 101% 6?% 82% 101% • Giifltgiving maide easy for a)ll. Nltv where within' a rad'iu® of fifty miles— acid certainly nowlhere els© in Pittsto—'is there such another collection of useful and' original articles at swh low prices. Amal Copper Atchison com Atchison pfd NIGHT TRIP FROM NEW YORK AID SECURED FROM ST. PAUL Stegmaier's B. R. T 59% 57% 57% B, & O. .. ..100% 98% 129% 46% 40 Z Is brewed from the test 7 $ of Hops anil Malt; | BECAUSE every step in the 2 S process of brewing is done ♦ J under a past, master in the 2 5 art; J ? BECAUSE we do not rednce 4 Z the cost of brewing to meet 2 Z cheap competition; v BECAUSE Htfgmaier's Beer | Z stands today absolutely 2 J and unquestionably su- J Cm pre me in its field; £ \ BECAUSE it is the Beer of 2 1 Quality, not Quantity. J 2 Order a case of this deli- 2 Z cious beverage sent home to- J | day. J I Stegmaier Brewing Co j | PITTSTON, PENN'A. | I NEW 'PHONE 6482 2 +***4 **** C ****** * *** ***** BEER Before Her Departure She Grants an Interview In Which She Hints at Startling Disclosures—Says She Will Pay All and Will Prove She Has Never Roceived a Dollar Dishonestly. Strong Wind and Zero Weather Made Work of Subduing Flames Slow and Dangerous—Every Electric Light In the City Burned Out — Los* of Life Is Reported. t Can Pacific .. ..129% Ches & Ohio .... 47% Chicago & Alton.. 40 129 46% 40 The question of the hour is— c. r. i 44% 35% What shall I give? Let us helip you solve this problem. Is It for the little folks? A toy, a book, or a doll? Our mammoth toy department was never so complete as it is this year. Santa Claus has miade tfhia store his headquarters again aa usual. Erie 15?% 139% 36% 35% IH Central L. & N.'. 151% 137% 151% 137% Cleveland, CD.. Dec. 14.—Mrs. Cassle L. Chadrtick arrived In Cleveland this morning. The Journey from New York was without incident. Minneapolis, Minn., Deo. 14.—One of the Worst tires that the city of Minneapolis has ever known raged here early this morning for many hours and destroyed between $3,000,000 and $4,000,- 000 worth of property. Mrs. Chadwick's Trip. Manhattan .., Met St By .. M. K. & T. .. Mo Pacific .. N. Y. Central Norf & West . St. Paul .. Ont & West . 163% 119% 62% 107% 137 79 168% 43% 162% 118% 61% 105% 135% 76% 166% 42% 163 118% 62 105% 136% 77% 166% 42% Impeachment Resolution Reported. Buffalo, 'N. Y., Dec. 14.—It was after 8 o'clock this morning when Mrs. Cassie Chadwiek, on 1Doard the train that is bearing tier to Cleveland, opened the door of her stateroom and looked' into the car with a smile on her face, saying, "Good morning, Mr. Reporters." She seems very glad to be getting back to Cleveland and expresses herself as very hopeful of the outcome of the indictments against her there. The deputy marshals are keeping a very close watch on her throughout the trip. Washington, Dec. 14.—Just as the Senate was about to give tinanimous consideration to private bills, at 12:35 o'clock today, there was a stir at the main door. A 'messenger from thb House, followed by a special committee of five appointed to tnnpeaeh Judge Charles Swayne entered. The chair announced that it was ready to receive the messenger, and the messenger reported the resolution of impeachment, which a special committee, announced and received. The House delegation was headed by Representative Palmer, of Pennsylvania, the other members being Mr. Jenkins, of Wisconsin; Gillett, of California; Clayton, of Alabama, and Slmith, a* Kentucky. The committee advanced to the bar of the Senate and Mr. Pal- Chief of Police Ivtihler and a detail of fifty policemen were at the Union station to meet her. There were fully 10,000 persons in and around the station when the train arrived. Is it for the older ones? W!hy not a dainty piece ctf ne'ckiwear, or a fine skirt, a pretty umbrella or an evening wrap, or a fur piece or set, a handsome bag, a belt, a waist, gloves, or handkerchiefs. Giftsi like these abound by the hundred throughout the store. The fire started in the photographic supply house or Gt ,H. Peck & Co. on Fifth street and First avenue south, A carriage was in waiting, at the entrance, and she was taken to tlio county jail. There she will remain, as the jrnest of Sheriff Barry, until the federal grand jury wants her as a witness. and in less than a half hour this building was a mass of wreckage. Next to the Peck building is the furniture supply house of Boutelle Bros., the largest house of its kind in the northwest. This building soon caught fire and burned rapidly until totally ruined. The sparks from this fire were carried for blocks by the north wind which was blowing, causing several small fires throughout the city. Pennsylvania Peo Gas .. 135% 10«% 133% 104% 133% 105 Reading 79% 76% Rock Island .. So. Pacific .. So Rwy Com .. *I\ C. & I. ... Texas Pacific . Union Pacific . U. S. Leather U..S. Steel .. U. S. Steel pfd 31% 60 % 33% 67 33% 106% 16% 26% 87% 31% 60% 33% 67 33% 107 16% 27 87% Yoai will do ywiir Christmas shopping quicker, have more money left Ln your pocket ami give your friends more pleasure by getting it at the People's* Store. OUT OF THE TOMBS. Mri. Chadwick Waives Examination In New York—A Parting Statement, When there's anything you want done tell Schussler about it. Umbrellas repaired)' skates sharpened; knives sharpened; locks and guns repaired, &c., &c. Schussler, the Handy Man. New York, Dec. 14.—Braving all the charges heaped up against her in Ohio, confident of her ability to escape punishment before the courts of her home city and still intimating that every obligation she had contracted would be paid, Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick waived examination here and started for Cleveland, guarded by two United States deputy marshals and trailed by three federal secret service men. PEOPLE'S STORE, Three Lives Reported Lost. Wabash . .. 43% The Powers Mercantile company, an immense department store just across First avenue south, was threatened with destruction, but heroic efforts an the part of the Minneapolis and St. Paul fire departments prevented its destruction, although immense damage was done to the stock by water. For a time the best part o.f the retail district of the city was threatened, and the firemen seemed powerless to stay the progress of the flames, which were driven by a high wind from the north. By allowing the buildings already on fire to burn themselves out and confining their efforts to adjacent buildings, however, the firemen had the flames well under control at 2 o'clock this Mex Central .. .. 21% 19% 20% ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. 15 South Main Street, Pittston. 4n firm voice, announced its mission. President pro tem Frye assured the committee that the Senate would take proper notice of the resolutions and the committee was ex- 8 Luzerne Ave., West Pittston mer. Leave Your Order Now Xmasi, cards and calendars, Andrews for Christmas poultry. We will have a limited number of domestic turkeys. HALLOCK'S MEAT MARKET. FRUITS, NUTS, and CANNED GOODS Grocery Price List. oused Good set of teeth $8. Dr. Welsh TO BE FOUND AT Almost at the moment Mrs. Chadwick was entering her train under the shed of tile Grand Central station Andrew Carnegie's physician gave an interview in which he said that the ironmaster must not venture upon a trip to Ohio before Jan. 1. He added that he would advise Mr. Carnegie to run down to Florida after the holidays, taking the sea route because of the danger of train travel to his health. Japanese Reinforcements Handsome stock of ladies' ant! gemts' rings and watches at Yaseen's, 63 N. Main. Dr. Welsh, dentist, 25 N. Main St BRENNAN & ROBERTS, Rome, Dec. 14.—Telegrams received here state that 8,000 Japanese reinforcements have 'been landed at Pigeon BaD for the troops* advancing on Port Arthur fortress from: 203 meter hill. The reinforcements are supplied with a nwmfber of quiek-firing guns and trenching machinery. FOR RENT. Dwelling . Store  Store.... $26v $20 $12 St., Exeter $13 Canned Corn 10c, 12£c, 15c 3 cans Peas 25c 3 cans Pumpkitf 25c 3 large cans Baked Beans. .. 25c Clam Chowder 10c and 20c Best Teas '. 50c Best Coffee 35c Old Holland Coffee 25c Signature Tea, all kinds 50c Finest line of Brick, Limbnrger Pine line candy, 10c lb. Yaseen's Quality Finest. Prices Right. House, Exeter borough .... .SLSLfi. Florist Harris, York avenue, has a very fine collection of palms, ferns anil primulas for Christmas gifts. 12-3 New Figs New Dates Fancy Raisins Fancy Currants Citron Peel Lemon Peel Orange Peel Malaga Grapes Basket Grapes Oranges Bananas Nabob Peaches Nabob Peas Nabob Cherries Prpmier Corn Premier Tomatoes Premier Succotash " Lima Beans Sunbeam Corn House, Wyoming Ave $20 One or two office rooms, on Water street. morning. Store open nights. Lewis, the jeweler. Before tills announcement by the physician, Dr. Jasper J. Garmany, it had been declared "bv Philip Carpenter, tbe woman's lawyer. ,that her conviction on a forgery charge would be j)ractically impossible without proof presented in person by Mr. Carnegie that his signatures on papers used by tier nail neen bogus. Revolution Imminent -Relief was secured from St. Paul, that city having sent all its available fire apparatus. With tbe strong wind blowing, aided by zero weather, tbe Bremen experienced- considerable difficulty in their work. O. B. THOMPSON A sure sign of approaching revolt and serious trouble in your system and Sweitzer in town. Try our Clam Chowder at 10c and' 20c can. It is fine. is nervousness, sleeplessness or stomach upsets. Electric Bitters will quickly dismemher the troublesome causes. It never fails to tone the stomach, regulate the kidneys and bowels, stimulate the Hver and clarify the blood. Run down systems benefit particularly and all the usual attending aches vanish under its searching and thorough effectiveness. Electric Bitters is only 50c and that is returned if it don't give perfect satisfaction. Guaranteed by Wm. C. Price, Charles Waters, Pittston and George D. Stroh, West Pittston, druggists. .'£51 CHRISTMAS  Black Label Peas Pride of Rome Peas Fall Asparagus Every electric light in the city was burned out, and one man was kilRnl by the burning of a live wire, which dropped in the street, and two firemen are said to have perished. Eng. Walnuts Olives Mixed Nuts Mushrooms Soft Shell Almonds Olives Stuffed Campbell, Rozelle & FRUITS, CANDY The departure of the woman, while it hart been liintort at for several days, (»me as a surprise to the local federal officials, who had not believed tllat she would dare to venture into Cleveland any sooner than she had to go. As she sat in Marshal Henkel's office just before her departure Mrs. C'hndwlck accepted eagerly her lust chance for an interview with the large gathering of reporters who had been "doing" the case. Among other things she said: For a time all business was suspended in Newspaper row when It seemed that the entire block would be consumed, but later, when the Are had been placed partially under control, work was resumed, and the papers appeared this morning, though somewhat later than usual. tnrevv This is only a small list of good things we carry for holiday trade. AND NUTS. Webster 42 N. Main Street. 57 8. Main St. We Have the Finest Lot of Dried Fruits: „ RAISINS, Both loose and seeded. APRICOTS, DRIED PEACHES and PRUNES, that ever came to this City. We just received a Car Load direct from California, and if you want • something nige for your Christmas Cake, try them by giving us an order. We have also, a full line of NUTS and CANDY, ALL NEW AND FRESH. rury'a PRICES IS IT A Bid Harris, photographer, York avenue, will make sittings until Dec. loth for Christmas delivery. No sittings after above date. Two Firemen Killed, Minneapolis, Minn., Dec. 14.—Firemen Jacob Miller and John Fallows were killed in this morning's fire. Miiller lost his life by falling down an elevator shaft, at the bottom of which he was incinerated. Fellows was burned to death, the flames saving cut off his escape. Two other firemen were injured. foins back to Cleveland of my will anil accord to face my " said Mrs. Olmdwick to a rein the train. "I would have reten days ago had I not been by my Cleveland counsel to stay so that I would not have to testlthe preliminary hearing against good friends Beekwlth and Spear. Ren I get to Cleveland I will make a Wit Fight For Securities, "I am own ftj acOUSl 40c chocolates 20c lCb. Yaseen's, Honest Weight, Honest Goods, is our Motto. porta tur^ Fountain pens at Andrews' 3 lbs. Cleaned Currants  3 lbs. Seeded Raisins  3 lbs. Loose Muscatel Raisins London Layer Cluster  Sultana Raisins  Citron Peel  Lemon and Orange Peel  3 Packages of Mince Meat.... 1 quart Jar Mince Meat  Florida Oranges, per dozen.., Lemons, per dozen  2. lbs. New Mixed Nuts....... 2 lbs. New Walnuts  Almonds, per lb  Clear Toys, per lb  3 lbs. Plain Mixed  3 lbs. Peanut Brittle....  Highland Mixed  Chocolate Drops  Bon Bous  Assorted Creams  25o 25c Pooketbooks and card cases, Andrews ..25c 12%c 12%c WHAT TO BUY AS A XMA8 PRESENT ? Baby carriage robes at Williams & Co.'s carpet, wall paper and paint Syracuse Students Arrested «ht for the securities that Mr. Reynolds holds and for the deed of trust. As matters now stand I am entirely in the dark as to how my affairs in Cleveland are proceeding. Syracuse, N. Y., Deo. 14.—As a result of riotous conduct of Syracuse university studeuts and disgraceful scenes in connection with a class dinner at the St. Cloud hotel eight students were arrested In a raid, and three of the ringleaders were lined $10 each by Police Justice Thomson. The entire night police force hpd their helmets smashed, their clothes practically destroyed and were besmeared with bad eggs and liquids which the students hurled at them. . .15c 12%C ..25c store. We both the inexpensive as well as the expensive articles in the jeweler's line. Somewhere in the happy medium between these, you will find just what you want. Rings no limit, to choice, Leibson's Best Patent Flour, per bbl $6.75 seeded Raisins, 3 for 25c 25c 20c "It was quite impossible for me while locked up to attempt to plan out my future course, and for that reason. Pirating Foley's Honey and Tar. Feed, per 100 1.30 Sultana Raisins, 2 for Foley & Co.. Chicago, originated Honey and Tar as a throat and lung Potatoes, fine stock, per bu .55 ftaisins, loose, new goods, 5 .25 25c 25c 18c 10c 25c Raisins, loose, ex. large, 3 lb .29 We are here to help you select. against the advice of counsel. I decided to return. Iuasumeh as my Cleveland lawyers have never practiced before the criminal bar. I do not know whom I ahull employ to represent me in the criminal charges recently brought against me. I shall take several days to think that matter over, but when I do make the fight people will know that I never received a dollar dislion- remedy, and on account of the grea,t merit and popularity of Foley's Honey and Tar many imitations are offered for the genuine. Afek for Foley's Honey and Tar and refuse any substitute offered as no other preparation ■will give the same satisfaction. It is mildly laxative. It contains no opiates" and is safest for children and delicate persons. Houfck's Open all Night drug Onions, per peck Granulated Sugar, 17 lb 1.00 Cleaned Currants, loose Butter, finest creamery, per lb .25 Cleaned Currants, packages .08 25c Cheese, full cream .13 \ Citron, fancy, lb. ..10c 12V6c ..10c ..10c 36 W. Market St., Wilkesbarre. Vassar Professor Dies Suddenly Tomatoes, per can. Lemon peel, 2 lb Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Dec. 14.—Miss Achsuh M. Ely, professor of mathematics since 1887 at Vassar college, died very suddenly at the college. While walking to the main building she was seized with nn attack of dizziness and fell to the ground. She was carried to Dr. Thelberg's otlice at the college and expired in a few minutes, death being caused by apoplexy. Miss Ely graduated from Vassar in 1888 with the second class that ever left the college. Mmce Meat, pkgs., 3 for Orange peel, 2 lb Mince Meat, loo«e, 4 lb .25 .25 Mixed Nuts, 2 lb William Drury, lugs Wartb ss* estly "Within the next few days I shall give out a most complete statement, of all my transactions from beginning to end, and I shall tell everything that has occurred, and I will call things by their proper names. store Pumpkin, 3 can* English '•Walnuts, 2 lb Our Motto, Good Watches, Low Prices. Fitzsknmons, 16 S. Main St. Prunes, 2, 3, 4 lb for Hazel & cream nuts, 2 lb .25 Leading Grocer of Wyo. Valley, 11-13 SOUTH MAIN ST. Warehouse on Charles Street. SHOES and Our special values for your consideration. This list is not a long one, but it will give you an idea of what you will find here. Windwheel lung testers 15c. Kriso, Will Pay Every Dollar. Gold fobs, $2 up, Leibson's "Furthermore, I will give the names ol' those whom I have done business, linCl I will show that not only have I stood by my creditors up to this time, but that I will-stand by them till the very moment of my death. I intend to pay every dollar of my indebtedness.Fine saur kraut atD Messiclc's . SLIPPERS T. A. DURKIN. Another lot of Infants' and Children's vests, some all wool, some half wool jyid some heavy fleece, lined cotton, none worth less than 25c, a lot worth 50c and more, your cholco while they last 10c. Fine box candy. Yaseen's. lOdlw A Maine Postmaster Arrested. Bangor, Me., Dec. 14.—Albert H. Gilman, for the past seven years postiiWKter at Wenzie, lias been arrested by a United States marshal on complaint of PostoIHce Inspector ('. S. .leunlngs, charged with the enil»osszlenieiit of money order funds to the amount of about $1,500. Oilman, the police say. has made a confession explaining that his accounts have been short for about a year, the shortage being covered up by false entries and returns. • Bartel's Bottled Beer, Ale and Porter, 2 doz. cases $1.00 Feed, per 100 lbs .$1.20 Bottled Famous Milwaukee Beer, 2 doz. cases $1.20 Potatoes, fancy stock, per pk .20 Pure Rye Whiskey, full quart bottles 76c to_$1.50 Skates, skates, skates, at Krlse's See ojnr display, and get our prices on Christmas Slippers and Leggins. Leather and Corduroy Leggins for Boys, fine ones for the Girls, make as nice a Christmas Present as you would wish them to nave. Catholic prayer books, Andrews Ladies' All Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants, at 25c and 50c; worth 75c and $1.00. "I wish to deny emphatically that I ever received a dollar from Henry l'hlpps or from any PJuipps. 1 further wish to any that, while I have had money from Pittsburg people, I have never had a particle of Pittsburg paper.Store open night6. Lewis, the jeweler Men's and Boys' Heavy Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers, from 25c up. Good set of teeth $8. Dr. Welsh, Children's Leggings, black and white, 25c. Solid gold signot rings, Lelbson's Vegetables Jhase & Sanborn's Teas and Oof fees at rfame price you are pay ing for inferior quality. v Bass's Ale, Guiness's Stout. Dairy Butter  President Denies Clemency. Children's Past Black Ribbed Hose, special lot, worth 16c; yours for 8c. "Positively Mr. Chadwick never left me beenuse of my financial difficulties or anything that was said against my reputation or for any other cause. He has cabled me several times since my trouble In New York asking if he can do anything or if he should come home. I have insisted in every instance that he remain in Paris, as his presence here is unnecessary, and I deemed it advisable that he continue the medical treatment he Is receiving there. Washington, Dec. 14.—The President has denied executive clemency to Mrs. Phylis Dodige, cif New York, from, whom the government seized a pearl necklace %everal years ago. » Syveton Committed Suicide. Of All Kinds ..,21 Children's fleece lined gloves, 25c kind for 15c. Paris, Dec. 14v—Although the investigation into the causes of the death of Deputy Syveton has not been completed, facts have leaked out which render it certain that Syveton committed suicide owing to private trouble wholly unconnected with politics. .m'dand Domestic Wines & Gins Mineral or Table Waters. Elegant assortment of Children's Toques from 26c. for Holiday Times, also a full line Candies. Prices on Candies quoted later. Hand Make Xmas Candy, 3 |bs. for 25c T. A. DURKIN. 45 B. Main St. Both 'phones. Corner Dock Street. Dark and light Doroot Flannel, 8c quality; our special price 5c. There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases irnt together, and until the lust few years was supposed to lie incurable. Tor a great many rears doctors pronounced it a local disease and prescribed local remedies, und by eon* stantly failing to cure with k*al treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to he a constitutional iliseusc and llieruToif irouil'en vuitnlilittiuiiiil {tti(tliui'it!. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney Co.. Toledo. Ohio, Is the only eonstitu ional cure on the market.- It Is taken internally in doses fromC lo drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case It falls to • •ui'c. Send for circulars and testimonials. Addiess: F. 3. OHENEV A CO.. Toledo. 0. Hold by nil Druggists, 7fi. Take Hail's Family Pills for oonstipation. One lot TaJble Oil Cloth, bright patterns, best quality, 16c. See our line of Pocketbooks and Belts; we have the "Peggy Bags" from 10 cents. Fire at Jefferson Barracks. '1 rnlilnl Mrs. Cliadwick, "the statement of Mrs. Hetty Green. She stated my feelings in this affair even better than I.could do myself, and she evidently realized tliat 1 urn what 1 am, an innocent woman. I hope the newspapers will emphasize the fact that my husband has not left pie." gt. Louis, Dec. 14,—The main building and the west wing nf the large troop building nt Jefferson barracks were completely destroyed by resulting in a loss of $20,000. The buildings were occupied by Troops K and H of the Eighth cavalry. 1 EVANS BROS | ljfc£|44 and 46 South Main St.|fga* CHICHESTER'S PILLS Original and Only Genuine. Vv RED and 6«U meuJllo boxes, Kfttod with j»l Wi bitN ribbon. Take no other. RefWD«. / ~ W i*l frmltmtimm*. Aakrow it is A. fir LadIm, bj relari M»n. W' m 4kbwto £l|3|Dp|fe; XMAS GOODS and an elegant aaaortment.— MAGNET 87 8. Main St, Fittetoa. The only place in the cdiy for prime oysters on the shell. Donnelly's Oaf®. —- - - — ' - (•