CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY. MARCH n, 1908

FltHINO CREEK. Ki>mxu Cmsk. March 11. Min Bertha Hand, of Krma, vUitol ner conatn, Mrs. MalUr Matthew. Ural

of the meek-

Meed ante* Tryphene K<*en ami Mary Kldredfe, of l'a|>e May. called on Mr«. Sarah Hn viler on Tuemlay. IJnda Thontpaon, of Often Creek, wa» here caring foe her grandmother part of laat week. Herbert Shaw made a bnalnaaa trip to Holly Beach la.t Thurwday. Mm. Ida Cheater and daughter Selina, of Cope May Point, were goeat. of her father, Jcre Woolaon on Wcilneaday night. Mm. Idda itarnett. of Cold Spring, i. .till caring for Mm. Belle Ewing. Mm. Ueorgc Matlhewa and children .penI Toodai la.t with Mm. Clem Matthew., of Oold Spring. Mr. t\m.taut Jaiuea, of AUanlic City pa'oied through here Sunday Mr. Win. While entertained Henry iUlierbach am! brother, of Philadelphia on 81 Boyd MacPheme

LAWMAKERS

AT WORK

day v

He

mpluyed rat We

in David Hughe groccry

Cape May.

Mm. J. C. Bate entertained Mr. Klaworth Hughe, ami wife, of Cape May,

on foeaday,

Mr. Frank Bright, wife and •on, of Ooeben, called on relative, here on

Sunday.

Mr. Bateman Koater oral wife pasaed through here on Sunday. Samuel Sohelleuger and wife, Hcrtwrt Shaw, D. M. Wuolaon and

tOONTINI'l

■ Mtutt niurr pauk.i

r..wdlcv'. bill for the Mtabllahimnt of a (Wparl incut of putHlr acconuta with a chief auditor apiwliitad by the governor for a Irrm of ll\e yearn; the anti•iviratte bill providing that any |ieraon rnnilehlng •i-tn'rrrea. dgarrlle per or tobacco la the form commonly kuowu aa ciKurclica by uale. lift or ultierniae aball he guilty of u i!*domeaner and nxtug a peoalty o.' » One or thrac uioultu' Imprlaonmeui. lio- tuiivwiug bUla ware p«a»«i Hu- bouae: Createa a commlaaluii coiiipniiulae the claluis of the coiumla-•lom-m named In 1MM to codify the «tatc law>: antborlxm a department of Inland waterway* with a coin mtaa Ion•r to aerie Ova yeora at a aalary of tS.OOO a year; rejieala Ihe law creating the ala I* lioard of arbitration for nettlcmiiita of grlevaucea; rreatea a new tomiuiMdun to codify the public act* of the atate; appro|>rUte» KW.00O for the ctvatlou of a coimutaalon to — oi>crate with a ahullar commiaaton i tbortzrd by the atate of Xew York ■ Peiinaylranla for the propagation

tWU In Ihe I Mila ware rtrer.

Senator laravltt liatmluced a I amending the motor vehicle act. provides that no motor vehicle ahall lM provided with a chain when need on gravel or macadam roada. Senator Siller presented a bill which require* 2H per cent on all atate depoalta. A repealer waa pnraented reatrictlng limited fraucblap* to Bmt claaa counties. The bill Introduced In the bonae by Aaneiiiblyruan Holcombe requiring that

and Mm. Frank Barnett, apeut Friday thr atlle .|,all acquire all the bridge,

evening w-ilh Rev. E. A.

WelU I

Enoch Miller, Sr., and eon, wen. to Bridgeton on Wednesday to purchase

a hone.

Mr. Lemuel Hchellenger and wife entertained Rev. E. A. WelU, wife and son, and Mias Ada Wells, to lea on Thursday evening. Mr. Swain Reeve* and wife, of 'ape Mag. called on it r. Aaron Wool son on

Sunday.

Gordon Yea ricks went to the Court House on Friday. Mr. Harry Conover and wife, of CJreen Creek, spent Sunday at the posloffice. Mr. J. Snyder, wife and granddaughter, of Cold Spring, called on relatives here on Sunday. Rena Miller, Reuben Johnson and Freeman Yearick, have all got the Mr Win. Lovett, of Holly Reach. Bundled with Wm. MaePhemon and

family.

Mm. M. B. discovered a goose flying toward her house one day last week with visions of wild goose dinner*, she ran and called her husband and hastily gathering some corn she managed to persuade the goose to light near by. But as hubby waa about to shoot he found that the belonging to one of his neighbors. The result

across the 1MBware rteer In joint acItb the state of Pennsylvania and to throw them open to free traffic ras reported favorably In the senate nd will likely pass that Indy-

Now Nominations.

Governor Fort sent the following ■omioatlous to die senate, and they vere referred to the judiciary commit-

PETERSBURG Pktkesbukg, March 11,19UK. Mr. and Mm. Leslie Com n were entertained by Mr. and Mm. Floyd Young, at Tuckahoe, on Saturday

evening.

Mrs. Speoeer Swain, of Ocean City, v«pcnl a few days with her sister Mm. Wm. Matthews, recently. Mrs. E. Blake U spending a few days with friends in Eldora. Boy and Floyd Vantiilder were over Sunday dUitom with home friends. Mbs Cornelia Creamer visiled her mother, Mrs. A. M. Creamer, a few days the last of the seek. Mbs Harriet Church was the guest of her sister, Mm. Fred. Chester,

Saturday.

Mis* Mary HofT aa* an Ocean City visitor Thursday. Miss P. Douglass, of Dennisville, was entertained by Mbs Lillian Young the last of the week. Dr. and Mm. E. Wynne, of Camden, visited the Mimes Young at Lower Bridge, on Bunday. The J un league entertainment giv— in Red Men’s Hall on Saturday evening under the direction of Mm. F. Carter, waa a social and financial soo

CAPE flAV COURT HOUSE Caps May Coi kt Hocsk. March 11 The Hist Baptist Church i»building an elegant parsonage on the comer of Hand avenue and Main street adjoining the ehureb, which is the oldest building of the society in Cape May

County.

The annual farmer*' Institute, operating with county board* grangm, was held in the Court House here Wednesday, with Dr. E. H. Phillips, president, presiding, w ard Van Alatyne, Lloyd V. H. Konover, and J. W.PIneua made addn The boys of the Baron De Hirwrh Agriculture School, of Woodbine, allmded

Clamor Alien of Hudson, member of le state tward of education: Theodore Sensei nun of Atlantic, member of the bounl of managers of the sanitarium for lnl*rrulnsl* diseases; Edwin West. Jr- of Bergen, mewlwr of the board of lenemem house supervision; William A. Logue of Cumberland, metob.r of ihe flsh and game commission; Mm. Brtce Col lard of Ihe county of Hudson, member of the state village of epileptics; Clarence L. Goldenberg. prosecutor of Atlantic. The senate con armed Ihe nomination of Winion C. Garrison, chief of the bureau of statistic* and tabor, also those of Abram L. Beaver* of Hnnter dou. member of the state tubetvul»«l % sanitarium, and Richard H. Moedeukof Somerset to the tward of managers of the atate village for epileptic*. The committee on election yesti reported adversely the measure providing for the adoption of the Maaaatbosett* form of ballots at elections. A Joint resolution Introduced by Mr. Colby authorizes the governor to appoint a commission to Inquire Into the subject of Industrial education and re port thereon to the next legislature. The object of the measure Is to pro mote Industrial and technical educa-

tion In thla atate.

Mr. Morris Introduced a bill whlcb amend* the set of 1898 by Increaaliig quantity of llqnor that can be sold er a wholesale license from one quart to twenty gallon* Mr. Tumulty's quo warranto WII |iermlttlug any municipality to bring action »gainst a public utilities corpora without the consent of the attorney general by taking the matter dl»ct to the court* wn* inissed In the oose after a long debate.

Tha Proba Rapoet.

The Hahn Investigating committee appointed by the Democratic bouae of last year submitted Us report Testerthe house. The report was referred to the JodtrUry committee, contains both censure and praise re ganllng existing conditions In atate Institutions The state reformatory at Uahway and the state hospital for the Insane hear the brunt of the ad verse critictam. while the atate hospital at Morris Ilalns. the epileptic village at Bkllliuau and the Trenton ■late prison each receives a share of

commendation.

The re|>ort rte>-larvw that the state'* method of handling health matters Is antiquated and proposes lo reorganl the state board of health and give ter supply and bovine tuberculosis. A radical rcvimmendatloo made la that a board of central control be eatab-

bom In (.tap* May. HU (Mfaer Hist Itaatananl In tha Thirty-seventh Nett Jersey Reglmenl in the Civil War and waa eeverely wounded, father moved Id Rhiiadalphia when he was quite a ydang pi an, but the son returned lo this Hlate In 1«S and located in Atlantic City. He mltted an attorney In IHM and a aoun«ellor in 1908. In Ihe gi form light In Atlantic City In Oelober, 18JI, which rea-illcd In the eiposurc of the < Common Council and liie resigning 1 herefrom by aeveral member--, on aeoount of alleged frauds and bribery In the Trtndad Itake asphalt contract, he waa the lawyer who inearthed the corruption and compelled the redgnallon at that time, representing the OBIaena' League, com posed of Iweoty-aix repre citizen* in Atlantic City. In all this work he ac'ed graUously. refusing any compensation. He ha* been recognised, and is known, as pendent Republican." In the appointment of Clarence L. Goldenberg to be Prosecutor of Atlantic County, Governor Fort has sounded the knell of the local gambling syndicate and other forma of lawbreaking. Goldenberg refused to treet with the powerful local ring all through the flght, and had decla-ed himself in favor of clean city and county. Heads of the semi-political gambling ring have fought hard against the apoointmenl. Governor Fort sent to the Legislature Tuesday a special message milling the report of an investigation made by the Btale Board of waterway along the Atlantic coast between Barnegat Bay and Cape May. Governor Fort in his message favor* the waterway, and urges an appropriation of f 100,000 at the present sion to construct that part of the ay which would lie between Barnegat Bay and Atlantic City, distance of thirty-two miles. He also urges the passage of Senator Hand bill for the creation of a Stale waterway* Commission. The proposed waterway u to be 100 feet wide and

eight feet deep.

Henator Hand'* bill appropriating $3000 to establish summer course* in elemenlr.v agr.culture was passed. The Senate held only one session yesterday, adjourning until next Monday night.

Wanted a Batter On*. Patient—When you r* IU. doctor, d. you treat yourself?“No. I call In ooAf my colleague*.' “Then can't I call In one of tbemtbe one that cured you?~—Enrger.

FINANCIAL NOTICE To the binuneos men, merchants < ap* May City, and visitors. The First National Bank, of (tape May Court House, offers to discount notes for W. <W or 80 days Board ma every Monday morning at 8 o'clock.

Wat. H.

pasta ring or horse*, any manner will not be permitted on the property know a as tha Gas Hew* Field, under penalty of U* taw. Golf Tgaasr* Lard Co.»

Ltfes! la FmWms F*r a0 Ak Wmms The North American's Big Spring Number Coming north 23 In italsaMof Mar b £t The North American it going to do *anwlhlng that will w*kr op in teres! smnag the women of Ibl* community, especially an thr dressmaker* an-l the women who waul to keep up to the minute In matters pertainint to dress. Tin* i**ue will be the •print and sawrerr fashion anmber of Ihe paper. It will lllostrale and deocrilie toe very lalpal fashion* of America and France io drawing* an 1 phytograpUs In auab a I Aiueneaa new«pa?erhaaever don*. There willl be drawing* by JeaneUv Hope, who io Pari* look* at Krrnuh fashions with an American eye and knows w ist will appeal lo the goo.1 tas'e of those at home. Mlsa Hope will eo psges of drawings for Ibis atafl of fashion diph-uuts has got lad the scenes of the gresl French workshops, and will give all that It tslla French blouses and smll and gown* in excellent pbotograbs. Aocetsorie of dress for women will alto tuple lured in photographs. A page will e given to new (’aria lists. The Amrrirsn *1*11 hat outdone itself i farm* ,ing photograph* a-xl descriptions of thr bmt that there it in American suit* and govnaand the neural in dressy things for children The dressmakers, through the North American, wUI get the very Islesl models from srhi.-b to forotsb thier patb the Islesl things for •pring. They will find the spring fashion number somrlbing worth peeing and keep-

ing-

lab and amazing *1 • Oars of loat *z-

It's fanny how a Wifi shed his c And plfouatts as If bs a Of IsstlBg r

Ediiinu I \-'g‘W-e.- na* l-orn al Kinrbm. N. Y> N»r. 21. I*®, mid ta a lawyer hy p-oje elon. He waa grailmiteU f.om Hie Llng'toii a adeiny nuj then mir ed the Xew Yu.-W nnlreral.y.

hl.-h h

IT 18 SAID.

Japan baa no undertakers.

ed In 1SU1

tame year. Senator Wakelee I* a n-*l-ilent of Benn-n i-oanty. where he la

now pracUi'lug law. haring an ofllce al KuclewoMnud also «u* In New York . *nn n

rliy lie ta lanmlaeB^ In many clnlia .

of Ib-rg-w <-«inry. Foe two tenna hr

5.rJ n .*r"“ 7 rrss:

leader of the honae. The prominent ° * U tbo 1. kW-Mk. .»dL- Bo)"-!»b bl.hop', U onl,

him very l>0|>ular amoug bit conatllnent*. resulting In bit nomination ami election for slate senator following the resignation of William M. Johnson lo accept the office of first aaslatant postmaster general of the United Slalea. In IBiri be was again elected and the following year waa Hie leader on the floor of the senate. Salweqnently he was elected president of the senate. In this office be discharged bis duties with amh tact, ability and Impartiality that lie received the eneoniln i:» of his I-Jiragne* of both political faiths.

While Governor Murpliy

rope ami later rlalllnc rblcago and St. 1-onla I're-Hent Wakelee. by vlnne ' hi* office, served as r.cttng govern and gave evi r/ latlvfaction In his •: capnll -n of But nr;i >' ■'-le pmltlon

THE MISSION 07 LIFE INSURANCE. “To make the hoine* of tin- million* pure, to render swee-t au;l stronp; tliose liuniHii relations which constitute the fninily—this is her mission ami her work.” The above words were spoken of a distinguished philanthropist. They are strikingly applicable to Idle Insurance as conducted by a Company like The Prudential.

—WANTEDA representative in this county by a large real estate corporation. Special indneements to those who wish to become financially interested. Hit Real Estate Securit? Co. Fort Ooaraova Bslldlaa, CHICAGO. ILL.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids aod proposals will be received by the Horoogh Council of the Borough ofWe*t<'*pe Nsy. N. J.. at the office of the Borough Clerk, in said Borough ap to

Ihe sistb day of April.

hiag of material and com an action of cvmeul *ldewslk*. ISooo feet

* log. Izooo feet - with plan* and ■

manage all penal and eleemosynary

The Breezy

Brimming over and beaming with good nature la the March number of the National Mags vine. On the cover Is one of the characteristic picture* of Secretary Tuft a* he I* leavlnr for hla worl.l tour. Secretary Taft'a own story of hla trip around the world, treated in \ colloquial, witty and picturesque style Illustrated with mnapHograpb* taken in every county viailed. The sketches occupy eight pages and each U signed by Secretary Tafr. They have the quality or a heart to heart chat of the National concerning the notable world tour.- In fact they are tike leave* from his own private diary. With the great political campaign pending, the personal aspect* of the

Senator Hand, on Monday n'gtU ntreduced a bill, Senate No. re-incorporate the borough of Cape May PoinL a here on Tueadaj in the interest of the appointment of Charles A Bonnell, of Cope May Court House, for Prosecutor of the Pleas of Cape May county. Mr. Bonnell headed the delegation. Ernest W Lloyd, of Cape May City, waa here also and received his certificate counaeUor-et-law, and be was looking after hi* candidacy for the aai lion. Poatmaster James E. Taylor waa here urging Mr. Lloyd's appoint-

ment.

Senator Hand Tuesday introduced Ute bill providing for the incorporation as one borough of the Five Mile Beach rta of Wildwood, North Wildwood Holly Beach into one eitythai baa been under nerio side ration there for some yea which may get through now. Governor Fort sent to the -Senate Tuesday the Domlnatloo of Clarence L. Goldenberg lo be prosecutor of AtTbe nomination waa

TO CONSUMPTIVES The underaigoeri having been restored to health by *> uple means, after anfler-

' rears sith a sever* long that dread disease Coo- . Is auxiooslo make known to

his fellow "suflerers the mean* of cure To tho-r who desire it, be sriHcheerful y semi (free of ehatg.) ■ e^P' of ,,,r *"*- acriptiuu naed, which (lev will flrni ■ care for Consumption, Asthma, Ca-, tarrh. B< uncbltta and all ihrusl ami | lung rialadlc*. He hope* .ill *ufler. i> | will fry hi* Bemtdy. aa ii i* invaloihlr. Tho*e devinng the pre-cilptinn. winch will coat I hem -.olbing and may prov. |

a blessing, will ( lease ad Irra-

HR. HUMID l mail, BM, I. T.| Mice to IIbH Crelltors. | Estate of Emma S. BaoWK, DeceasedPanuiABt to the order of Chao. P. Vana-

oaa. Sarvogate of the ■ Ohaty of Cspe Lsg.. made oa the 19th day of Pebiosry- A- D . 1 1908. sa the application of lb* sobsrtiber .^j Admiaistrmlor of said deceased, police i* . u hereby give* to ihe creditor* of said decea*-1 VeT1 i,

MATTINGS MATTINGS

Axminister and Velvet Rags. 3-4 Yard Crex Stair Carpet Now on Sale Grass Carpets Crex Carpets

Grass Rugs Crex Rugs CHARLES A.

305-7 .Iiick*ou St.

SWAIN

Cape May, N. ,1.

ed to exhibit to the obac-ihrr under oath or Affirstatiun their cl Arm* aad demandAgsinzl the estate of aaid deceased snthln mac months from the 19th day of Febroarv.

'. D.. 1908. or thev will be forever bairei* r zey artioo against the ■wbsczibr t-

Dsted. Feb. 19th. A D . iou8 j. sriCEK Lea mins.

s-37-at Administrator

IN CIANCE1Y OF NEW JERSEY To Coloaisl Trnst Company, of Pittsbarg,

Trastce ;

By viilae of sn order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, made on the day of the date heredf. in a cause wherein William R Webster D Compl.iasot. sad Ihe Cape M*y Real B*Ute Company sad yon are Defendant*, yon are required lo appear, plead. aa*srer or demar to the bill of said Complain • m. ow or b. fore the Eleventh Day of May neat, or the said bfll sriU be taken a* confessed again-I you Tbe said bill it Sled to ban eeruioed and determised s ce- _ ' ' claimed by the aaid * ih- lands

.SXSK

Defen.

_ _ fcadawt heesnse too hold a) .. Mortgage given by the aaid Cape Ms Estate Company on said lands

Dated, March 9th. 1906

EPHRAIM TOMUNFON.

Solicitor of Complah

x Interesting to the people.

Our new woolens for Spring and Summer are

_markedly modish, and ready for your critical —-- -- - ~inspection. We're anxious to meet the chap SSeuXSSJf who has never been exactly "suited” before— hare bee* coostractcd. < - ------ — —mol Btartoa <m

our variety will tidcle him with delight. Our skillful tailoring will prove a revelation to you. Feast your fancy and please year purse by

visiting our shop to-day.

EDW. VAN KESSEL. 424 Washington st.

cjlfi mat, a. j.

for tbe contlrnctioo of -e»-rr- an water drahu to properly csrr, of ftev drainage and buoae so sage II

...

—_ - . and increase Ihe valoe nl the real -slzle in Nhttct to IteH Creditors. said vicinity, sod that bcnefils should be

ssstisS'ui'; ^

Pwrsasnt to the order ot Chsa. P Van* Rg»oi.VKn. That Ihi* r-mncil cante *och man. Sarrogste of the i owaty of Cape May. *-„(,* anil dram* to be con-lrucled. sad made on the Twenty seventh day <* Jsnoar; , hlt ,i lrT jive public notice of their intenA D.. 1906 oq the application of the enh tion lo cnnsttnrl *"ch eevret* and drains by scriber. Sab Admr L. r A of zaid drees—d (drertltemrnl foi a »p»,« of not lew than nodcc is hereby give* to tbe crediioe* .4 ten , n i*o nr aw .re nev-p-.per* printed -'*■* 'to rshibil lo the SUtreo-r or cfrcwlatcd in the said Cilv of Cape May. sffi u>*’i m Ihek calm* on.; brieBy dc-cribing I be proposed work and ogsinst Ihe .Mete of said dcres-vd reqaesting »nch person- a* may objevl ne moaih* from the 77th d*-. i f thereto lo preseal their .dijectiosm io writD.. 1908. or they will be forever I j nr >t „ l^forr thr ezpiratioo of ten dais y oction against tbe^ oabocriber. ( from the date of .nch ntalce. to tbe City

within

lannAty. barred of any

Bab Admr C. T t

PETITION

We. the undersigned, being owntn roperty on LaftTelte street, between VI ja nremne and Jefferson streeL do ton petition yoor Honorable Body that you canoe to be cooorructed or laid a oesret tending along Lafayette street from Mad 1 aneb seeps tiah the sal— And yoor petitioners will ever prey. etc. GOLF TERRACE LAND CO . ADAM SUBUCK. Sec'y DAVID C « aOWELI.. LOIS M. DAVIS. K. W. DALE. jSjt HANDY FASSKTT.

Cape May Canaty Clrertl Court

matter of the sppllcsiton ol Coencil of the City of Cape for the appointment of three freeholders sad resideals of the City of Cope Ms). Commimioners to estimate and sues* be. Isnds in accordance with tbe prov fan set of the leghtalnrr of the—

or the payment of the cost there proved March R’h. tkBs. and the

NOTICE TO PROPERTY O-VNERS Tbe commissioner* appointed In a-ei.nl-sssSS, iraxrgsBa; in the City Hall, nl the corner ol Washington aad Freaklin atteet*. In the City nf

Dated. Cape lM>. N. J-, Marcb 4. ■».*. J. flBKHT ffDMCNDS LRWT8 r 8THVKM8. VIRGIL M. O. MARI Y

PUBLIC MOriCE

their .d.jectiosm

rae ai or .•e.mr the eapirelio*. of from the dale of »nch n.aice. to Clerk, of this Litv. and that **id pubU-hcd in reid paper* atoll be thr <'ilv Clerk, and shall bear di

first pablicslion.

In accordance thetewiib * pnbb

will be held on Wednesday. eight enth. A D. 1008. ia tbe Council ChomVr

t eight o'etnei p. m

Nora—Such pereons a* may object to ih« constrnction of the above sewer* .ad dnia*. may file their objvc ioas ia wri'ins at M before the ezpiretl'.n of the days In iz

the date of tbe above notice.

Dated. Mar h 5. 198JN.i. W. THOMPSON.

3 s-zt City Cierl

re shall take effect immrdiai

S. F. WARE.

President of ConncfL Attest: JNO- W. THOMPSON.

Recorder.

Approved March 7. 190B. F. J. » FI.YIN. Mayor.

- following named

Union Street viozaachnsctu Avem

1 strnctrd a suitable Ron

Appropriating Ortoinct, WI8

Cape May. ta

d*T (

e thirl]

cc to direct and prescribe th*

ie> to be levied in the City of

._ the year A. D., loo* sod •-

lake appropnaiioos and limilespendi-

lor the time beginning ~ Itnnary, A. D.. 190S. and brat day of December. A: . . .

Sec. 1. Be ii ordained and enacted by the InbnbiUDU of the Citv of • »pe May ia City Council anembrled sad is hereby enacted by authority of the same. That tbe following amounts are hereby appropriated foe the respective purpose* herein stated, frow fa ads in the treasury, to be used fa respective purposes and not otherwise.

I. Mayor's salary — ... 8 t. Recorder and Superintendent of Water Work* Ac ; :

£

• ollector'- salary

1

t — 9 Engineer of areter works...; 10. A**'l Engineer of water works... 11. Two Engineer* of Fire Utp’l st. Police and " slchmen . 13. Lighting at* and l-obHe Bldg's- I! 14. Repairing LTcaBlngsud Water-

S

to Mreet. s|.pruzimsiely 1*83 feet.

Tamping Station

street, spprovimslrl 87*3 feet Went street Indiana srenne to Wast-in ton street, approximately jfil tact Washington streeL l-cbellengrr street ScbtUcnger's loading, approziautely sC Trenton avenue, beach srenne to nor side of Cape Mai srenne. tppeozimsti 1700 fret. New Jersey arevmr. Ma<K-cm srenne

Wn-re "PhilaAripti* area 0 Idaho arena • i-p keadiar am or.

I Av-cmn a as herein.

■•sir a'ety 109B f.-. 1 ew jireev ■rewac S-1098 frvl

dely n^fest.

pprosimalefy 1 >65 feet

. <' I < trek In a point t._

feet esmerly of Waahingtfn street 1419 fret. Woshipgtrm stieeL Union stn— — “ —

rtrert, appiuzimately 433 feet Wert street, extended from Waal Street, approximately- 863fret Uaa*arns*et'* srenne. 'Stand**

Wert streeL 7do feet.

Missouri srenoe. extended f

vt to Wast

trreL 6|» f ret Philadelp- U a _

Pittatose aivea* extended In aa may to nemaaary for the M Moflhl- obtart nd vont peti.ioa CAFE MAT

fll ill