CAPS MAY HERALD, THURSDAY.N O VBMBRR 1, 190J

THE QttlM REAPER

, the t*aai

Week

Nai-olbon B. Smith Napoleon B. SmUh, 72 died iMt Friday al ihe mddcnce of ■on, I/ewu N. Smith. No. 1253 Wl ln«ton ■treel, after an tllne« covTtinf about a year. With him pancd away a Chrialian gentleman, a prominent leader of the Bapliet Church and an exemplary eiUxen. He waaanaUveof Ca|ie May. being bom here In 1S3B. Karly in life he united with the Kind |tapu»t Church, and in January, 1*75 «a> elcrled a deacon, which poaiU.m he ha* held ever ainee. He wa» long a trustee of the church, and a leader iU devotional meeting*. He was a Delaware Bay and River I*ilot, and followed the avocai Ul about seven years ago, whi Ured on account of age. He was a member of Cape May Uwlge, No. 21, Ancient Order I'nlled Workmen. He is aurvivwl by Mr* Sarah Bella Smith (formerly Roaemanl. and one son. Lewi* N, The funkral occurred from Uie aonV rraidence, on Monday afternoon, the services being conducted by Rev. H. 1*. Crego, pastor of the church, and being attended by representative* of the Workmen and of the Pilot* Aasoda Uon. I ndertaker Win. H. Thompson was in charge of the funeral and the interment was made at ' old Spring

Cemetery.

Joukph Simms Joseph Simms,aged tv4years,of Krma died at his home there on Saturday, of ok! age. He was wxll known oysterman, and had a large family, being the father of thirteen children, all of w hom are not living. He is survived by a w idow. The funeral occurred yesterday from the Tabernacle M. K. Church, of which he was a member, and Rev. K. A. Wells preached thesermon. I ndertaker H. S. Rutherford was in charge of the burial, which in Tabernacle Cemetery. ANDIIEW M. IVKY Andrew M. Ivey, aged 70 years, a well known Cape May man, died al the residence of his step son, Frank Church, No. 62S ladayette street o Monday, from Bright's disease. Mi Ivey came to Cape May from New York state in early life, and entered into business here. For years, he ducted a dry goods and bathing robe store on the property w hat is now the tracks of the Ocean Street Railroad terminal adjoining the rectory of 8l. Mary's Catholic Church. He retired some twenty years ago to Fishing Creek, w here he conducted a large fruit farm, but for the past year has resided at Cape May. Mr. Ivey was once Overseer of Poor of Cape May, and was one the best onicer* of lime always finding for the applying poor and thus s the funds of the municipaUty. The funeral will occur this afternoon .and will be in charge of Undertaker H. 8. Rutherford. He is survived by one s daughters and a widow. Rhoda High Eh Mias Rhoda Hughes, aged about 65 years, died on Monday evening from a complication of diseases, with which shv had been afflicted for several 8he is survived by three brothers, William W., David, and Charles

Hughes.

She was a consistent member of the First M. E. Church, and a faithful allendoJt upon its services and class meetings. The funeral will take place -to-morrow.

NE W GRANGE ORGANIZED

HERALD BRIEFLETS ^ A Diary of Current Erect* That Wl Interewx Everybody —Rabbit season Monday. —Teaberry parties the rage. —The frost is on the pumpkin. . —Thanksgiv ing only three weeks ofT. —The good old Bummer-time^wtil 1 —Turkeys are now roosting highThsnksgiving is near. —Lower Cape May County farmeis are rejoicing over a good com croj —A number of fine porkers have been killed throughout the county.

New Freeholders are Choeei The new members of the Board of Cboeeo KreeboL, rrs ire b lives ter Spence In Middle Township, who will gg Charles P. Vannamsn; and Lewis Bteuimeyer and Cbariea O. Cion liny, both of Bea Isle City, w .o now come in representing that newly crested city. Tbe board will consist of ten members.

I--t us Bare Vow Money

By mailing, postpaid, two pail . steel laid sciasor* in one, combined . with an adjustment which insures *ie=n cot to the points. Guaranteed (ogive perfect satisfaction, or m — || I'yMg ' ^Will outlast any two pair ’ of ordinary scissor*. 6,7, and H inch

Judge Kadieott, yesterday,

plication y-City (Solicitor J. Spicer ijeamiagj appointed ex-Mayor J. Henry Edmunds, Lewis T. Stevens

and Dr. Virgil M. Dr Marry

Pomona Grange Slatted in I. 0.

M. Hall at Dias Creek

OFFICERS ELECTED

Eighteen Villages Represented in its Formation With Over Seventy

Charter Members

There being seven subordinate grange* in the county entitled it to • s Pomona Orange, and Cape MayCounty Pomona Orange, No. 14 was organized at the I. O. M. Hall, Dias Creek, on the evening of October 29th, by State Worthy Master, G. V “ Gaunt, assisted by County Deputy,

A. T. D. Howell.

There were eighteen villagee represented in it* formation, with seventy

charter members.

It has for Us purpose, to strengthen and aid the subordinate or fourth degree Granges, and to eemeut the Order in our county closer together. The home of the Pomona Grange will be a Dias Creek, meeting there once a year; the other three quarterly meetings with the dUTerent grang The following offloer* were elected and Installed, followed by a banquet: Master, L. T. Bwain, 8 wain ton; Overseer, W. L. Yerkes, Tuckahoe; Lecturer, Ella Vannaman, DiaeCreek; Assistant Steward, Joeeph Camp, Pierces; Chaplain, Jaeob Corson, Rio Grande; Treasurer, Maggie Ludlam, South Dennis; Secretary, Eli Townsend, Clermont; Gate Keeper, G. W. <Jeyer, Court House; Ceres, Jennie McPherson, KUhing Creek; Pomona, Aliee M. Kissic, Cold Spring; Flora, Florelta Corson, Palermo; Lady Ass'l Steward, Bessie Somers, Tuckahoe.

GOOD WORD FOR FUCKERS

Girds Are Beea By The Flying Southward Newark News: Bird Lorers throughout tbe Stale will read with genuine satisfaction the newi item from Cape May with reference tbe great number of flickers seen that county. They are said to be flying thousands, preparatory to migrating southward. They used to be killed by tbe hundreds and sold in tbe markets amu but this year not a gun bat been beard, for the law imposes* heavy on any who shoot them, was customary for gunners to bide themselves near some old, half-rotten irees, sod when tbe birds came to teed >n tbe bugs and larvw that infes led hese trees the sportsman shot them Jown in great numbers. Tbe Legialainre uever did a wiser thing in the way of bird legislation than tbe enactment of tbe law protecting these birds tbe whole year 'round. They are known by tbit only, bat also as higbbolder* and yei-iw-wtnged woodpeckers Where' they are sod by whatever name col! they are among tbe most alert and effective insect destroyer* known. They are. like tbe quail, worth i thousand times more alive than dead. Tbe large number* of them seen in Cape May proves that the protection given by law bat permitted U

rapidly.

CAPE HAY COURT HOUSE Cara May Coot Hod®*, Oct.6. W. J. Tyler and wife are spending .< week with relatives In Hampton,' X*-, making dally trips to the Jamestown ExpSHuou. .* E<l ward Taylor and bis bride, Mias Erma Nichols, have commenced housekeeping at Long Branch where Mr. Taylor it employed. - Charley Bonneil on Wednesday by taking to wife id the person of Mrs ~ D. Newton, who recently a Beaville to reside with so unde. The bride came dowo i on tbe 1 08 train and was met by Mr. Bonneil. who escorted her to tbe Methodist parsonage, where Pastor Lawrence bed the knot good and strong. Tbe happy con pie left on the 4.12 train tot Booth Beaville whore they will liyo-tt is said. Tbe first annual meeting “Oriental Boeiety of the Order of MysMe Daubers" held their annual banquet in the dob rooms Saturday evening and elected tbe following officers for the mg year: Preesdent, Edward Springer rice president, H. Moffat Roarbuch;secretary, Mrs. Don 8dies; financial tary, Marie Springer; social committee, Mias Louise Springer and Mrs.- Louis*

Mrs. lugeruoll Deed

Mrs. Robert Ingeraolt, wife of District Court Judge Robert Ingereoll, of Atlantic City, died In Hahnemann Hospital, Philadelphia, last Friday, following an operation performed sever*! day* previous. Mrs. Ingereoll has bem an ivalid for several year* an operation was decided on as a last re-

A WEDDING OF PROMINENCE Witt Occur be datnrday (evening In

I to many i Philadef-

A wedding of much Inter Huaui readers will oeonr phis on Ralerday of this week Nov tth, when Jono Freedly Jsooby Jr., ton of Mr. and Mrs J. F. Jsooby, prominent colleger* here, will wed Mia* Rial Reader Tsylor daughter of Mr*. Gertrude Taylor. The beat man will be Chea Ed Jsooby brother of tbr groom end Iks maid of honor will be Mias Mshit DUlon. Tbr ■•ereino ly will be performed et the Arab 4 . Prrshyierisn Cburcb by tbe Rev. ir. Kckris, st high noon, after which e .s-rplion which be behTel tba Jacoby r *> tenor, 12U North 91st street, Thu iwruculara as to the wedding jaunt bare not been given oat. This will be Uir sevrolb weddiuc of tbe voung people of kb* Ismily, being tbu sixth of their own right children and that of a nrior lev Conrad who grew up with tbe family a* one of their owe ft may be said of * irulh thsl thetiesol Ismily sflection were never m >re stroni ly and harmoniously f.-uml to »xb than in ths home life ol the household of Mr. sod Mrs. Jacoby

THE NEW LEGISLATURE In the BUt* of New Jeraey there wee elected beMdes a governor, seven sUU aenstars end e fall House of Assembly of sixty member*. The next Legislature will be composed of the following

FlgHINQ CREEK. Fisaiao Cssxx, Oct. 0, 1907. Henry Bbew sad wife visited relatives st Fairtoo last sreek. Frank Beymour and Du lei ScbeUeu ger drove through here on Banday. Miss Louie Vsusmsu of West Cfpr May spent Buodsy with her mother

here

John C. Bate end wife are epeadie* this week with relative* In I'biisdelpb: end New Yovk.- ^ . Mrs Anns Ford sod Mrs. Miller of West Cepe May spent last Friday Mrs 8*rah Snyder. Several of tbe people from Erma-at-tended church here Sunday evening. Mrs. May Hemmingwiy made a bus! nee* trip to Cepe May he Monday. Gordon Ye*rick* visited Cepe May Court Hpus*Saturday afternoon. Herbert Shsw and w:fe visits! relslives st Holly Bruch on Ssturdsy sod Banday. Miss Hannah Wuolson took tes with Miss Olive Dooglas Buodsy night. Misses Ethel Stevens end Berthe Haley of Eldon were over Buodsy visitor's of Miss Kolb MacPheraon Reuben Honnt, wife and eon Warren of Holly Beach took tee with Daniel Woolaon and family on Buodsy. James MscPberson and wife entertained David Lee sod wife or Burleigh, onBonday. J. D. Hoffman is attending teachers Institute at Atlantic City this week. Mrsdsmes Emily Thompson, Della Billet and son Orvale of Green Creek called on Mr*. EH* Woolaon on don

dsy

Lemuel Woolson of Nioetown Is visiting bis grand parents bore Rev. E. A. Wells, wife and son Rl sell of Eras took ten with Lemuel Scbeileoger and wife on Monday. Mis* Ed ns Woolson seoompanled hy her nephew was an over Banday visitor of be parents. Swain Reeves end Reuben HoffV* West Gape May visited fneeds here on Tbutsdsy.

SAUL TOUI EXftAO Edward A. «riUn«.R-p. 1911 Benrro Elm ied W. W.k.l* -. R-p. 1911 Berilogtou, tbtm'l K. K .biomu. K-p 1910 'lea. Wm. j. Bradley, Rap. 1909 Cep* May. Biban E Hsnl. R-p. 1910 Cumberlaed. B H. Mlucb. Bap. £ rarest Colbv. Rap Gloouaater, Jobe Bird Aria, R-p. Hudrou. Jeesea V. Fielder. D. Huulartioe, Wm C. Gabbardt. D 1910 Merarr, Harry D Laavlu, Hap 1911 Mlddkaex. Geo. 8. SIl* r. D 19.1 Moemou'k, Oliver H Browu. Rep IM Morris. Tboinas J Hillery. Hap. ISIt Ones i. Wm. J. Hsrrto is. D 1911 Pasasic, John Hmcbtiff-, D. 1VU Bulrm. Willi till Plummer. Jr.. Bap. 1901 somsraai, Jua.b FrlUnni.ui.au. H>p I9U Beam*. r Jacob C. Prior. D 19H Union. Erfieet &. Ackorm.u. Kr^ 190 Warren. Johnston Cornish. D. 1IU Kapubllauo, 14.

Democrat. 7.

Republican majority. 7.

AHUEMHI.Y

Atlantic. Marti.. K K -ff -r, R-p. Borgen. Gey L Fake. Kvp : Jamas D.' Tie*. Jr. Rep Bartiogt m. John B. Irlck. R p ; Grif fllb W. Lewis, Rap Camden, Thw-lore B Gibb*. Rap ; F. B J—>, Rip ; Joseph8. Potter. Hap. Ceps May. Corsriiln K. ritillr. lUp. Cumberland. Frank B- PoUar. Rep. B Freak Rack. Bop. Essex. Austen Colgate. Wm. F. Mcman. HeaifC. Bless. Henry Y mag. Jr. Wm. Roberts. John N. Clark. Dr. J ta. H. Liw. rey. H. Btacy Smith. Auruai J. Miller. Rndolph A. Breen. W.lliam P. Martin. R Hudson. Mark A. Bellirla, D.; Joaapb P. Tumulty. D.; CbsrLa P. O.waU. D.; Jsma« Baker, D ; C E H-a lricksoe. Jr., D.; Cbariea H. B'ohm. D ; Am mprus Valan la. D.; Edward Kenny. D.; Philip Dsab D.; O. F. Ant dar Heidr. U ; Albert c! Epploger. D.; V. Holx«ifrll, D. Gloucester, Wm. C Cattail. K. Passaic. John D. Prince, R.; Amos Raddiffe. K.; gamutl MeCaid. R; Wm Burpo. R-: H. C. Whlteh.sd. R. Hanterlau,Oliver C lluloomba. D. Merer. H. O Tb .uip-ou. K; Dr. E. H. Glnoelley. R; Georg* W. Hanssi, R. Middlesex Edwin C. McKee*. R.; Wm. C. V JO rheas, R.. A SUengrafe. R. Ith. Wilbur K Bancroft. D.: David E. Taoium. D : John Ksoagb. D. Morris, Hrarv W Baxtoo, B.; James A. Ocean. Corualios D. Kelly. D. Salem. Samuel A. Kidgway, R. Somerset. William W, Smallsy, R. Bn sees. Levi H, Morris. D. Union, Bohti K. Muxou, K.: Carlton B. Pierce. R ; Albert KtorstMs. R. Warren. Joaeph H. Firth, D. Re pc bl leans, 41; Democrats. 19. Republican majority on joint ballot, 19.

DIAS CREEK

Mies Core Eldredge of Bwnlnloo site oded Banday School end preaching smvicr in the M. K. t barch last Sundsy. Dr. Ballard will preneta in tbe M. E Cbnrch Banday afternoon November 10. Ellis Cullen who has boon employed at Hnfly “ " ' up bit JoL , Port Norris oyster seboo-Jeremisb-Kelley sod tome friends Ire'll Philadelphia or* here gunning ducks. Mrs. Thomas Sayre was visiting her daughter at Erma the first of tbe Mrs. Francis Douglass wbo bar very sick with oerronae prostration is much Improved st this writing Tbe rum of rock pearcb sod la much better than for several previous yean. Charles Howell bad a force of Wblleborough darkies gathering corn Monday. Reeves Douglass is the champion duck shooter thus far this fall having bagged seven fine Mallard one morning

WEST CAFE MAY g, Wmr Cara Wat, Oct 8. Henry Reeve* of PbilaJelpUa, was home over election day. Henry came borne to cast bis vole a* ta *— voting time. George Hoflmao, head braki tbe P R. R morningfraixbt la to bia boos* with a ar *"-

day evening. A jody 1

reported by all tbe young folk® Harry Graves was transact: ngbosi near la Pbliadeipbiatta Wedoeadsy. Mia* Eateila LaBerty la on an axtand-

*d vi U with rriatWM la PMadMphi*

and New York.

Election i« oder now, and every thing be* coma oat all righI Witb oar new assessor U. Bolton Eldredge and oar expaneneod collector J Woodrufl Eldredge, tbs borough will surely be more progreesi ve than evar. ThAusw automobile “Greater Capa May"0WD*a by Woavar Brothers, passad through tor borough or 1 daring eiectim dsy. A placard on the aids* of ths a like this -'Tela for ~

MAYORS ELECTED Among the Mayors elected in New Jersey Tuesday were the following Atlantic Highland*, Dr. John H. Vanmeter, Republican Bound Brook, Dr. C. R. P. Fisher, Republican. jiayone, P P. Garvin, Republican. Boon Ion, Cornelius J. Copp, licanColling*wood, R- T. Collins, licanBeat Newark, U. A. MoClennon,

Beat Rutherford, G. A. Duncan, Republican. Jersey City, OUo Wltlpen, Democrat. Lambertville, Alfred T. Ely, Re-

Millville, Joaeph & Smith, Republican. National Part, R. C. Tull, RepubliNorlh Plainfield, Samuel Townsend, Republican. Paterson, A. F. MaeBride, Democrat. Pitman, J. M. Me'towan, RepubUoan. i-rinoeton, H. L Robin son, RepubliRed Bank, William OU**, Democrat. Rockaway H. W. Mulchler, Republican. Roselle, C. W. MeQuotde, BepubliWashington, Dr. V. B. BmUh, Republican. Mctuchen.Jeas Jackson, RepiMican. y Clayton, F. R. Nichols, Demoer Psulsboro, N. J. Adamson, Re |u-er* Ocean Oily, Lewis M. Crease, Be

Peesnic, Fred R. Low, Republican. Somers Point, Herman Steak, Re-

Y. M. A. COURSE

ilertalnmenl xr^nmitiaa eg the Y. M A. have eeleeted a oouree of Ms numbers, much superior to the very

acceptable course of Met

manda the same price*, one to two dollar*, as is charged by the Y. M. A. for

the entire Ms numbers. Hm Y. M*A-4*Mded!oii sent tickets for the course i A oouree this winter eneti than that of last year, by superior merit, end the tu

price of foot war's sUrscilons, it* being th* first y* - *—

with —. SrfljfcueEeuSrnM°^cbZl tSSu ana be eachayad ftg n

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The Prudential

Life Insurance at Net Cost Rates. Every Feature and Value Guaranteed.

Bluer Kzperleaor

Camden la having a bitter expertcone with tbe telephone company. The latter managed some time ago to gel bold of very valuable franchise rights within the city by virtue of a blanket ordinance. Now the company is tearing up Camden's improved street* to lay its private oondwita, and isn't paying a dollar for the privilege. The streets will never be put back to their

unle<* the work done

there is different from what it Jl* in all other cities, and the telephone company has its perpetual franchise and its irrepealable contract to fall back upon. No wonder Camden is now taking a lively interest in limited franchises. No wonder it la animadverting against the stupidity of granting franchise rights to private corporail on* under general ordinances. No wonder iu papers are saying that a busineas-kike rule would require a special bargain for each franchise, tbe city to gel some return in cash or aer vioa, and a lime limit when the franchise is to lapse if no work has been done. Municipalities that giveaway franchises in perpetuity get their eyes

opened sooner or later.

The Companion ns n Chistmas Gift Nobody Is too yoana, oobody too oM. te rojoy renUlna Its* Yoctm's ConpiKio* For that reason li makes oo* of lb* mo*: appmpriat* of Cbrittwa* itifl*—one of tb* few whom seta*I worth far ooiwelgbl tbaooat. Wsioom. s* tb* naprr m«- ■ otbooaaoal raadaron tb* train, at • fika, in tbepnblio library. It Is. atle. to* paper of tb* bom-. Th* mcaiariij and Iraq nancy of tu Tl«IU. tb* cordial aluorrlty of Iu ton*, moke for tt *ooo tb* pise* of a famHar fri-ari in tb* bouar. Lika a boo I 'rtrad. too, it Mapd* always for Chon* (nils and qaalltim which are typified In tbr ides! bom*, and are tb* sonrom of a nation', hraitb and trno prosperity. la there ■ pother Cbrtotmea pre •cri ooatlex so llttl* that squsi. Itf On rvoript of 91.TS. tb* yearly (ubscriptlou prim, tba pabtumre mod to ibe new sub-crib** ail lb* remainiac U*ar* of Tax CouraxiOK lor 1907 mad tb* Foor-Laaf KsobIdk Calender for 1908 Id foil. Fall iflaetrated Anoouorymcot of tb* new volume for 1908 will b* sent with ramp la copies of tb* paper to nay nddm* free. THE TOOTH’S COMPANION. 144 Berkeley Street. BosTOI, Mass

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Maeting of South Aereey Tenobara The South Jersey School Teachers’ mod alloc met at Vineland on Saturday, with Prof. Harry B. Stauffer, of Millville, presiding. Prof. T. D. Sen- ' it of the Millville trial Education," Indorsing the agrieultural high school. Dr. Henry G. Goddard, of the New Jersey Training chool, spoke on "Training to Think." Prof. Charles B. B. Boyer, president of

Our Annual Fall Clearance Sale

MATTINGS

$14

Matttngs to go at this ft-l A Special Sale lor . .. vlv

i Ottered at a I at . . .

$8

^JA number of other special bargains to go the same way. These mattings are a few we had left trom the summer sales, and rather than carry them over, we offer them to you at a sacrifice. ^[Therc are only a tew rolls lelt, and at the price we are offering them, they will not last long and you will have to be an early purchaser to get in on the ground floor.

CHAS. A. SWAIN 305-7 Jiduon Street Cape May. N. J.

BOARD OF HEALTH NOTICE All property owners who have outdoor cloaeu end era.pools located near the sewer end not connected therewith, ore hereby noUfied to hove the same connected with the sewer by December 1, 1907, or the Board of Health will proceed to take such action

aa tbe law provides.

Dr. A. L. Lkach,

Wm. Pobtkr, Secretary.

Sept- 96, II

N. J.,

Wanted

Local rrpraarnialivc lor Cap* May and viclntv to look after r

Holies of Settlement

lien tbereoa. costa of sale. Tb* said sale will lake place at tb« f itHall, at tbe comer of Wsshiofloo xod PraakUa streets, is th* said Chy of Cap* May, NoyeiDef 12,1901

Notice is hereby riven that the sevoauU of the subscriber, as Administrator of El Teal, deceased, win be aodited «nd Haled b* tbe Sarrocatc. sad reported foe actllement to the Orphan*’ Coart of the Coaatr of 'Tape May on ibe *7th day of November

Dated. October si

Citaaus C. Taat,

elected to Coux-em from lb* District to soocefd Msyor Bey boro. Ur. Cook's wlfa was au Edmunds, of Chp* May, a coo*10 of ex-mat u jr Edorai d», of ibis dly. / i, Hap., was elected But* Trews of l*»DO*ylv*nla. Comptroller John M. Wsltoo, Rep., a summer visit, r to Cape May, was reoiooled in PhilsIriphla, a* was Booordar of Dasds

Filliam 8. Vare.

year or Ircsffm work THE WHITE HOUSE COOK BOOK ' sis auatsua^ar™,

PUBLIC NOTICE

Cape MavCity. Prid.y Nov.mto : io o'clock a m st the City Hall. Holly Beach. Monday. November o’clock a m , al tbe Baruagh HailWild wood. Wedoeadsy. November 6. at to o'clock a m^ al the Boroagb Halt Wear Gape May, Friday. Novembers, at lo o'clock a m., at the BoToagh Hall Angleaea Monday, November II. o'clock a m . ettbe Borough Halt Lower Township. Wednesday. November ij. *t 10 o'clock a m.. at the TowaoMp Soath Cape M»y, Pridar, November 16. at 10 o'clock a m , st tbe TWroaMp Honae. Middle Towaahlp. Monday, November 18. at 10 o'ctock a. m . at Deaais Towaahlp her so, at 10 o'clock 1

fithias Hall.

brtas.ot.

n.y. :

Kv'SCSS

•dock a m . at tbe Boroagb Hall. Avalon. Monday. DeccaAer a at 10 o’clock m.. at tbe Bbroogh Hah -aa laic City. Wednaeday 110 o'clock a m., at the Otj AARON W. HAND.

lithtif fotif UMs ft: Ugri Tuts

al eaUIe ao to be aold.

C Alger. Lot 3. Section 7. Ml. Vcraoa Land ( ompanj. 8> 99 John A lira. Lot 15. 16. Section 16. Devine R Johm &'£re>«ra. syo Wind »i. Block 15.(•<>91 Wm. Bcanctt BsUte. ! ...... adjoining Barnet, tss* J. B Barr, Lot i. Bloch a Devi me BnStephen Barker Estate, rear North street.

Block is, 81.99

Catksrioe A Voaaell, 91J one. Lot sj. Block aa Perse Chat. Cox, Lett 14,16. Ik

Devine BsUte, 97 97

Ely Flanagan, Lot 3. Block

LcK 16, Block a *599

John Hal pis BsUte. Broad atreet. Lot

4J. 47, Block . Ill *?

Stephen MaUord EaUU. nci-1103 Laf-

ayeMe ot. Lot IJ. Block a *9.97

Mary T Melvin Saute, 516 Bread street,

ott. Block s89oJ6

1 M PalhagCT, Lot 15.18. Mock 16. Derioe “vUubew’Lagrr*. Lot Block iy Devin*

Lafayette street.

otto. Block S.«I7 9«_ WSFShicldk.no Perry street. Lot ly. ■SVf&Ua uy-15 Beach aveaae. Lot

•sa„.

Devi a*

Devine

*0 4. Bfoek IX 7, fi, «. la. it. 1^

WSFU eborae etrect. Lot 39. Bock 4. fo 90 Peter Small. Lot V 7- Book It ' j^U' Taylor, Lot I. Block ri “S&kVrnw^Bmwha,

to to.

Derine B-UU. lya M owner. Lets;

Lots. Mock7.

Uaknowqowner. Lot si. Block 7- : ■JssTsSrsi"*'- ‘ " •&'r-»ssrhis;*js “ U■ knows awanr. Lo&l, a.3.8. la.

> Uakaowa