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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-05

7 AND SALE-BY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED or
- trust executed ny r. E. b. IIartsook Octo-
6,r II, lsp, recorded in deed book No. so, page
erty hereinafter described, In trust to secure 10
INC Woodland Park Land Company the payment
OF Two notes OF :}3 each, dated October II.
and two years from date: in the payment OF
winch the said 7. Z. Is. Ilartsook having de.
holders Of the notes, will, ON THE e9TiI OF
OCTOBER, iSl5 AT - O'CLOCK NOON, at tho
front door OF the courthouse OF Roanoke city
sell, ut public auction lot OF land on mo north
side OF Woodland avenue, Roanoke. Va, 10 feet
west OF Fourth street being lot No 3S, section No
y according TO the map OF the Woodland Park
Land Company. TERMS: CASH sufficient 10 nav
the sum or S5d I'll, with interest "a above and
inc costs OF executing this trust aud the rcsiduc
In ono and two years, evidenced by uurchnscr'S
ponds, secnred by decd OF tru.t on the property.
RUBT. +. SCOTT, Trustee . u ID
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-05
OFFICE OF CLERK OF House OF DELEGATES,

TRUSTEES sALE.-wHEREAs A CERTAIN
u deed ofuust was executed by Erastus A. Nc
December the Eth, 1891, and recorded in the
clerks Office of the hastings court for the city of
Roanoke, Va, in deed book II, page 236, to &C.
payments specified in n certain bond executed by
the said Erastus A. McGehcc, of even date with
the said deed for the payment OF Elk hundred dol
lars to The National Mutual Building and Loan
Association, OF New York, in accordance with
their articles of association; and whereas the said
George D. Feet has resigned the said trust and
the Judge OF the hastings court for the city of Roa
nokc, Va, Mt tho september term. 1885, did up
point Jnnius McGehce as trustee, in place ard
stead of George D. Poet, trustee, after legal notice
as provided by statute to all tho parties in inter
est; ard whereas, default has been made In the
payments and conditions mentioned in said bond
and deed OF trust for more than three months,
and after having been requested so to do by tho
beneficiary, the National Mutual Buidut and
OF said deed n d pursuant to the terms thereof
proceed to sell at public auction to highest bid
der ON OCTOBER 80. 1895, AT O'CLOCK p. Nj.
said decd with the improvements thereon bound. Il
and described as follows, to-wit:
street n e. ormery Monroe sraen sde o., S31n
hundred d0Ol feet northeily from Eighth avenue
N. G: formerly Walker st }, and running thence
one hundred QC0) feet TO Ninth ave. n. c. dorm
crly Gregory strect), thence with Ninth ave- II. e
north eighty eight SS degrees west fifty (50) feet
TO . point, thence south two (2) degrees west one
hundred QuO) feet to point, thence south eighty
eight S) degrees cast fifty (50) feet to the point
of BEGINNING.
TERMS: Cash efficient to pay all costs of ex.
ecuting this trust, including n commission to the
trustee and 10 pay of said bond with arrcaragcs
que thereon amounting in the aggregate TO six
hundred and ffty-cight 36I00 dollars (sS &c. lOQ)
as Of DC ober 1st 1885, and the balance If any in
one and two equal annual instalments due in
twelve and twenty tour months. with interest
thereon from datc,thc purchaser executing ncgo-
liable notes for deferred pa yme nts and secured hy
n dee oftrust on the propt rty cold.
JUNIUS McGEHEE.
VSS I'd Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-05

7 AND SALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEED OF
L L trust executed by T. L. i, Hartsook October
conveying to Robt. L. Scott, trustee, propertv
hereinafter described in trust to secure to the
Woodland Park Land Company the payment or
two notes OF S25S. BIB cfch, dated Oc:obtr IL 1870
and payable with interest from date in ono and
two years from date in the payment or which
the sad L. l.. H. Hartsook having defaultcd and
being directed 30 to do by the holders OF the said
noics, will. On I'll 18th DAY OF OCTOBER
lS95 AT u O'CLOCK NOON, ut the front door
OF inc courthouse of Roanoke city, sell at public
auction a lot of land on tho north side of Wood
land Avenue, Roanoke, Virginia, l60 feet ives, OF
fourth ttrcct, being lot No At, section No l. &C
cord ~ to the map OF the Woodland Park Land
Company ThRMS: Ca h sufficient TO pav The
sum or S5i6.6j with interest as above and the
6oets OF executing tbie trust, and the residue In
one and two years, evidenced by purchasers
bonds, secured by deed of trust OH the property.
HOBT. E SCOTr, Trustee hos I'd
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-05

AND SALE BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
- CT trust executed by q. W. Davis aud Sallic
his wife, October II, 1880. recorded in deed
scott, trustee properly hereinafter desert oed In
trust TO secure to the Woods PARK Land Com.
dated October II, 1890, and payable with interest
from date, in ono and two Years from date; in the
payment OF which tho said G. w. Davis having
deiaultcd. and being directed so to do by tho
holders OF sad notes, will, ON TIE 2gTn DAY
or OCTOBER, 1885. ut - O'Clock noon, at the
sell at pubic auction a lot OF land on the north
side of woodland avenue, Roanoke, Virginia. $50
icet west OF Fourth street being lot No ST. section
no. ], according TO the map OF the WOODLAND
Iark Land Company. TERMS: Cash sufficient
to pay the sum OF Sid9.66, with interest as above,
ana inc costs OF executing this trust, and the
chaser bonds, secured by deed OF trust on the
property ROBr L. SEQ TT, Trustee. 927 ids
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-05

IN THs tLERk'S OFFICE OF THE CIR.
Il cult Court for the city or Roanoke. on the 25th
against Floyd West, defendant, chancery
The object OF THE euit is 20 dissolve the bond
OF matrimony heretofore eOlcmnized between
plaintiff and defendant and to obtain a,decrec for
divorce vint ulc matriuoni from the defend :
ant. and an affidavit having been made and filed
OF the State OF Virginia it is ordered that he do
appear here. within fifteen days after due publi-
cation hereof, and do what may be necessary to
protect his interest in this suit. And 1t is further
ordered that copy hereof be published once a
week Tor four weeks in THE ROANOKE DAILY
TIMES: and that a copy be posted nj the front
door OF the courthouse OF this city on the first
day of the next term.
copy-peste:
s. S. BROOKE, Clerk.
A. j. OLIVER, ID. q. 6 Oh 1,rr
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-05
I AND sALE-BY YIRrrE or A nprn ON
AND sALE.Bi VIRTUE OF A DEED OF

I AND SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEFD ON
IL, ttnst executed by G. W. Davis aud SaIlio A..
ms witc, october II. 1890 recorded i'm dcsd hoor,
properly hereinafter described in trnst to secnre
r 10 Inc Woodland Park Laud Company The pay.
iln Oh Two notes of $3.50 each, daicd October *
ana ana Two years from date; in the payment of
Wh;Cn inc said G; W. Dlvis havint GrfanIteH
note:. VIII, On THE 29rH DAY OF UCrOBEK
, ,S'', u O'CLOCK NOON, At tho front door of
smc onEth9Hse or Roanokc city, sell at public
wei street, Roanoke, Va, $50 feet west OF EDGE
WOOD street, being lot No. 81, section No 4. &C.
corulng to the map OF the Woodland Park Land
company. TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
sum OF SSO with inte!ct rs above and the costs
% IacCuiug inns tsnst, and the residue in ono
secnrSa oy deed OF trust on the property RoBT.
In SNOi l, trustee. q2iui
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-05

New York is first III beans, raising
l,lll,5l0 bushels; California being sec
ond, with 7l3,IS0 bushels; Michigan
being third, With 434,0l4 bushels
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-05
LEGAL NOTICES.

lo s eos; feet east OF Fourth street being Tho
me me woodland Park Land Company. TERMS:
,nt.r. suncicnt 10 pay the sum o, $35Sa3 with
.nteicst as above and the costs of executing thjs
trust and the residue in ono and two years evi.
1rust on the property. RoBT. E. SCOTT.
ueee. 927 I'd
| AND SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
- - tIust executed by r.. +. s. Hartsook Octn.
oeF II, 1890 recorded in deed book No 30 pays
Syo, conveying 10 Robert E. Scott, trustee, pro5.
t ehy wSe5ennfep described in trust 10
OF o. two notes OF ss5S33 each, dated October ~
aS and parable with interest from date in one
a .n Two years from date; In the payment Of
t mnGs 'a nn said T. e. B nartsook having de-
no,aeFs o q the said notes will on THE 18Th
a. F OCTOBER, 1895. AT II O'CLOtyK
ppOoN, al inc front door OF the courthonso Of
moahoSe city, sch st public auction, lot OF land
on me north side OF Woodland avenue. ,2O feet
So a. or s sSnf,h street Roanoke Va, beie lot
W M9 o,n,nn Park Land Company TERMS: Cash
suinclcnt 10 pay the sum OF S5i6 &c. with intcTcst
as ABOVE, anu the costs of executing this tyuat
ana , inc residue In Ole and two years, eyidenced
ny purchasers bonds, secured by deed Of tInat ON
mo property RoBr. E. SCOTT, Trustee ea7td
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-05
UNCLE SAINTS NAVY.
HOW MARINES oFTHe UNITED STATES
ARE CARED FOR.

They Arc Better Clothed and Fed Than
Many Mechanics on Lnnd-One of Them
Tells ID Reporter All About Their Sur
roundinGs and Treatment.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-13
THE SALE AGAIN ENJOINED.
IN ISLAND TRACTION NM
JI-DGE GAYNoR.

roNJ ISLAND TRACTION MATTERS HE'O'N
JUDGE GAYNoR
-, .,.,. of Michael j. Kennedy. stockhoider
~ 80 Island Traction Company James &
- ~. ,,u,ver Yesterday in Brooklyn secured
-. r5,a cavnor OF the Supreme Court tenn
-. ,rtnnction enjo!nng the sale or the com
-. ,ro,artv under an order from Juuse "'''
- IN west Virginia). which was 10 nave an
- .. roon Yesterday in the real estate S'
.,-,s No III Broadway. New-forH Nity' Inv ~
-, .o-oa nm in court this morning on ule ise"e u
- ,b,s temporary injunction permanent. VI"
,,s in,unction papers he issued Seste'u"S '"Ne
80 r,,t the following Endorsement;
,,sra &c a grave question involved mere ""0'
- - dacided before the sale. hesitate 70
-, ,ns s,ay and would prefer that al! coicei'e c. .
-, ~ adjourn the SALE as tnink tha' "0N
be better" -...u Gov a., Injunction
-, kennedy based his prayer Tor al lnJ"i0' ' 'o'
~, N. ground that the Circuit court Ol "'a 49,,
e,nia has no jurisdiction over the piope''s -
go go - ina, the master in chancery appointed
bv me Southern court to sell the propei'S' -
t.-v curtis has therefore no power 10 act ns "uNe
Csynor's action the pialhtHl viii "o" sN
mis- point by the Cours mara taken 10 New-Y York
ana served on MT Su1sl SsS Conference with the law
the traction company, ana .heh Iienn siie o. a
:orsaar announced that the sale "ooIu NC a"''"
until Esv,es OF counsel for the company w ed
u'lett 10 a,ers went 10 Judge Gayhor anu eieu i
10 persuade him to vacate 'ne ;his conference no
sla-sei sli nres rod for Nr Kennedy or 10Y MI
M A. saId TO be behind the enort 20 Ia nav eveu and
stopped Mr. Daviess ems ef0s h hesrd early this morn
ing After the defeat in the ; ,o have the sale
refused 10 grant the application UttIe victory for
entolned Yesterdays stay was niue ''
New-York tribune., 1895-12-13
TO FIGHT THE DRYDOCK TRUST.

iipiii NE LIN DC'h ~
TOWNSEND DowNEY AT THE HEAD OF THE
CORPORATION WHICH Is TO BUILD A DOCK
AT TIE ERIE BASIN
Townsend & Downey. shpw rights the Ere
Basin, Brooklyn. are the principal promoters OF a
Lew corporation which will soon build big float
Ing drydock at the Basin. and fight the orgnnza-
tion known the Drydock Trust.
For some time shipbulde.s and firms which have
TO dock vesse.s have been complaining against the
excessive charges Of the trust for docking verses.
especially because the trust has recently raised its
rates 60 per above the old figures The price
used to be 10 cents ton for the first day vessel
was In dock. and cents Jay for every day there
after Now the price is l6 cents. large number
OF shipbuilders and sh.pwrighs in the harbor have
compla ned loudly against the prices the trust de-
msnaed, and the result has been movement which
in few weeks time vii develop into the Duli1lng
or the fine dock at the Basin.
The dock will be the largest floating drydock IN
the country, and for economical reasons that sort
OF dock Is preferred.
Townsend 4 Downey who have Offices in the
Produce Exchange New-York City; think the dock
Morse Iron Works South Brooklyn. however,
thinks 4; Will nearer sS50.co or A0o.co0 1t Will
be 600 feet long. and will be built near ciowanus
second-st. The new company will be captalized at
about $500 OcO most Of which has been subscribed.
The application for articles 0f Incorporation Is now
being drawn up
MIR Morse said last night that he could not give
for publication the names OF the wel-known New.
York and Brooklyn firms which will be interested
in the company He added
This action Of ours VIII be for our own pro
ships that have 10 be locked find ii that way
now with the lrawaddy, which we are working on. "
New-York tribune., 1895-12-13
MOTHER AND CHILDREN TO BE TURNED
THE FATHER HAS BEEN ARRESTED FOR WHAT
ur SAYS IS AN ACCIDENT. AND THE FAM

THE FATHER HAS BEEN ARRESTED FOR "hAI
uE SAYS Is AN ACCIDENT. AND THE FAM
11.y Is TO BE DIsPOssEssED TO-DAY
r-oes NcGough a carpenter. forty-six years DID,
,,.,,o ar No 1874 Throop-ave.. was arrested yesler
dav afternoon by Court Officer Tonery, OF justice
ra,t,ng,s Lee Avenue Police Court. on a charge OF
aI,cons mischief and locked up In the Thirteenth
r,-acirct station house The complainant Is Sgman
plaver NcGoughs landlord who lives In the same
house NcGough with his wife and three small chi-
aran occupy the top floor OF the dwelling whiie
r,,a,ar lives on the floor beneath him. According 10
I,,ayer he served dispossess papers on his tenant
-, Nondav and on Tuesday McGough mahciousIy
sboved his leg through the ceiling OF his room ana
49,. shook the leg a. him This McGouSh denies
ine' In that one Of the boards OF the flooring mas
~ hu Seen loose and when he stepped on IL, IL
Save way and his leg went through the ceiihs pe-
meath. 49,, 49, >tocougb had of her
- arrest was at o'clock last evening, Wneh
, .a,wrned home from days work and FOUND hef
smaIl children alone and crying bitterly FROM
naish hors she learned that her husbann hau peeh
aragged from the apartments by the oncers, iesN-
a., a Gehe children to as best they coud lot
innsossives ins eel According 10 Mrs. McGongh Beyer
lied in two policemen during the evening anu
49,, ad them TO arrest her too The woman Is III
aa,ica te condition and the shock 10 her nervous
d ,a,, 20. caused her become hysterical Inc as
syssns naners are returnabe to-day and while NC
SSneb IL being arraigned In the Lee Avenue foiiGe
'r, con stables will be turning the wire ana CHI
dren into the street homeiesS'
New-York tribune., 1895-12-13
. POLICE STATION JANIToR RESIGNS.

Edmund schwindel who has been janitor OF the
Even Street Police Station for long time, yester-
day surprised Justice Laimbeer and the other at
taches Of the court by Offering his resignation
The following is a copy OF his letter Of resignation;
My Dear Police Justice Laimbeer; Yielding to the
pressure Of circumstances beyond my control.
hereby tender 10 you my resignation or the pace
OF ianltor In the Even Street Police Court Assur-
ing YOU OF my esteem for yourself and my appre-
clation OF your uniform Kindness and consideration
and my regret at leaving your service is tempered
by the reflection that 10 not go for Respect
fully yours EDMOND SCHWINDEL.
The letter caused much amusement 10 the Ma $
trate and others who read II on account OF Schwn-
dcl's being known TO have a poor command OF the
English language. IL is believed that sx-Judge wat
son. who a time presided over the Even street
Court and VINO warm friend Of 5ch"indel
dictated the letter,
New-York tribune., 1895-12-13

either one OF these As the executive officer he hoo
ak mid

either OF these. As the executive officer he hso
taken a middle
Then there is third faction, which embraces
some of the members OF these two factions named
That is the faction which thinks that the place
OF president. with all the influence prestige power
and social standing well political innuence
that IL commands. should not be in the hands OF
man for more than one term. and that there
are plenty OF men in the club who are eligible
to hold the place and that IL should go by rotation
This element Is. perhaps. the strongest OF me
three But strong IL s. l DO not think that II
defeat the nomination and election OF General
Porter for another term
club: Edward d. Fisher OF No. West Thirty
ninth-st.; Phineas c. Lounsbury. Of Ridgenein,
Conn: Flamen B. Candler OF No. IS Wa-st.; WILL
lam Fl Perkins of No. IS Wall-st; Colin 5 Car;
Kuhne OF Nos 5 and South Wilam-st.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-13
BROOKLYN NEWS NOTES.
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

GATHERED ABOUT THE 1ONN
Mayor schieren has been elected treasurer Of the
National Civil Service League. whose officers were
elected In Washington yesterday.
The Sheriff yesterday began advertising the fore
closure sale OF the Tucker & Carter Cordage Com
pany. whose works located between Park and
Clarson aves. and Graham-st., In the Eastern Dis
trct. claim Of $4,000 IS TO be satisfied James
NJ. Waterbury IL interested IN the judgment
Colonel Cuyer's brick mansion. stable and lot on
Prospect Heights sold yesterday for S.OU to
satisfy the claim Of the city FOR Of Interest
and taxes. The total claims OF the city against the
property. with Sherns fees. amounted TO ss,o0s g.
Judge Moore. who has been III the Clarendon for
week reported better yesterday.
Joseph A. Burr. Joseph g. Hendrix and George H.
Southland have been appointed Commissioners to de-
t--mlne whether the Nassau Electric Railroad Com
pany ought TO be permitted 10 la tracks In lnon-
St public meeting will be held on Tuesday. De-
cember II. at No $50 Fut0n-st.. TO hear arguments
FOR and against the project
At the sale OF property for arrears OF taxes, up
20 and including the OF 1855 yesterday after
in the City Hall. twentyeight parcels Of prop
erty were sold at an aggregate Of SlSI 3 on.y
property In the first SIX wards and one parcel in the
Twenty-fourh Ward were sold.
Justice Gaynor granted an injunction in the su-
preme Court yesterday restraining Isidore NJ Bon
the owner OF the Arlington Hotel. from continuing
summary proceedings to dispossess Charles A. Mer-
r!tt the OF the hotel II is said that Mr.. Bon
desires Mr.. Merritt in order that he may rent
the note 10 some other man. who has promised 10
pay rent. although Mr.. Merritts conduct OF
the business IL satisfactory
Bsrtno Marelo. the Italian who was shot by
John Rollo. a fellow-countryman. in front o. An
tonic Vlcenzos grocery store a. Hamburg ana
Myrtle aves. after quarrel over game OF cards
late Wednesday night. was said to be rapidly s.hh-
ing last evening in -. Mary's Hospital The Duile''
which lodged in the left breast over the heaft mas
not been extracted. RollO was remanded by JUSTICE
Hartman TO await tire result Of the injuries
A. meeting Of the Twenty-eighth Ward Repuo-
Ncsn club. held Tuesday evening at their headquar-
ters. No l17l Putnam-ave. President W. H. lus-
ton presiding resolutions unanimously adopt
ed in the interest Of John Tennant for one OF the
Commssionerships 10 be given out when Mayor
elect Wurster assumes office. The club VIII nod us
annual reception on Wednesday next
New-York tribune., 1895-12-13
HEI.F WANTS HIS WIFE AGAIN.
HER SONS AND RELATIVES HAVE KEPT HER OFT
or HIS REACH AND HE HAS EN-
GAGGED COUNSEL.

HER SONS AND RELATIVES HAVE KEPT HER OFT
or HIS REACH AND HE HAS EN-
GAGGED COUNSEL.
Il was learned yesterday that Arthur the boy
husband Of Mrs Mary f.. Hef. the wealthy re-
ligious enthusiast who married tugboat hand
after meeting him In a salvation Army meeting in
New-York about year - about 10 begin pro-
asain The story OF Mrs Hefs troubles is fresh
in the minds Of many. After taking Arthur Helf,
a son Of a tugboat captain. to her fiat in West
Eighty -sixth-st. as an errand boy. she became at
tached 10 him. and they married. Her two
grown sons and her sisters managed things so that
her mental condition was inquired into by Dr.
Allan McI.ane Hamilton and others. and she was
sent 10 a retreat for the insane at Amtyville Her
youthful husband secured counsel and on an order
Of Judge Bartlett she was taken from the asylum
She was declared of sound mind and discharged.
on that same dav six months ago, she was
spirited away from her husband OF ruse. ne
having promise that she would be back in few
hours" Helf has his wife since al
though ne has hunted high and low for her without
success He heard recently that she was with her
sister in Connecticut ana went there. without nnu-
inc her This week he learned that she was with
her sister in Asbury Park and he visited George
A. Mott the Brooklyn lawyer who was instrunien-
tai in restoring her to him when sne was taken
from the Amityv.lle Asylum, and asked MN 10
begin proceedings restore her 10 MN akaN.
When Mr. Mott at his house. No ls Her
kimer-st.. Brooklyn. last night, he connrmed tne
and said that proceedings would probably be
brought.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-13
PRINCIPAL FELTER'S POINTED SPEECH.
AT THE PUBLIC HEARING ON THE TROLLEY GRAB
HE MADE MIR. FLYNN LAUGH AT HIS
EXPENSE

William l.. Felter. OF No S66 Hancock-st.. the
popular principal OF Public School No. l5. Brooklyn
made the ut OF the hearing held In the Counc
chamber last Monday night by the Railroad Com
mttee OF the Board Of Aldermen 10 the property
owners protesting against the application OF the
Flynn syndicate.
Mr. Felter said that the whole affair reminded
him OF a bank failure in Western Stale Ihe
hank WAS conducted on the Ferdinand Ward plan.
Interests were paid deposits from the deposits
themselves and this smooth and simple method OF
defrauding depositors continued until the bank :
officers had looted IL OF about all It's assets SHORTY
before the banks doors were closed the president
nd Nh. all NJ his property In the name of his wife
After the failure there was an Indignation meeting
Of depositors The bank president attended lie
vas Jachrvmose He sympath!zed with the poor
cheated people. He said that II We're necessary
10 repay them he would have his BODY cur up lhto
p thousand pieces. and distributed among lheii
lust then a man In the back OF the nan shout,ru
We'll IL YOU ever do that speak FOR your cneek
There was great applause and Laughter az A'
Feier made his point. Even Nj. flyhh iausne" a.
hi no
New-York tribune., 1895-12-13
NEGRO CONFERENCE ~ DETROIT

Detroit. Dec. l2.-The National Conference OF the
Afro-Americans which called FOR the purpose Of
considering ways and means OF securing for the
negro the full rights OF citizenship. met in the
Second Baptist Church to-day IL brought together
about twenty delegates from various States. and 4
like number from this city Little or no business
was transacted at the sessions to-day, the time
being occupied with organizing the conference and
speechmakng. ID. A. Straker, OF this city was
made permanent chairman; r. T. Greenock, OF New
York vice-president. and the Rev. J. NJ Townsend
OF Chicago secretary. Committees on resolutions
and on an address 10 the country" We're appointed.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-13
Z. WALKER DEAD.

s,n,man r. Walker who died at his home al NO
81 Felix-st Brooklyn. on Wednesday was an
active member of several social organizations he
avs. horn In Brooklyn on July IL, lsis and when
seventeen years old began work In the type iouhury
80, ncia at No 205 Willam-st.. New-York In
gi gn n ,ha Arm which bore the name OF +; H. bres.
nam was dissolved and Mr Walker At Inc time n, M o.
"a 20 IN was about TO open an establishment Oh ms
r ms - No l6 Spruce-st.. New-York He was
member of Stella Lodge Of Masons me knlsnsS
dna Pie Monday Night Bowling Club. He leaves a
SON seventeen years old Inc fumera whGn en- n.
pronklvn Masonic veterans