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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-12
DEATH OF LLYOD AsPINWALL.
One-Tfme wealthy CIubman Passes
Away in Comparative Poverty.

(NeW OIk llinGs.)
I Lloyd Aspinwan, once a rich and popu-
/ lar clubman, died in comparative penury
/ yesterday morning at the Metropolitan
Hotel. Broadway and Twenty
I street, where be had been staying for
/ over a year lie had suffered with
! chronic nophritis, a species Of kidney
trouble, all that time, and three days
ago developed acute uephritis, which
caused his death His brother, William
II. AspinWall of Bristol, r. L., was pres
ent at the death bed. The funeral will
take place in Grace Protestant Episcopal
church at $50 a. NJ. tomorrow. The in
terment will probably be i'm Woodlawn.
Lloyd AspinWall was the son Of the
late General Aspinwall, and his mother
was Miss Henriette Prescott De Wolf.
He was born in this city about September
II. 1861 and had lived here most OF his
life. His wife was Miss Cornelia q. SUIT
ton, the daughter of Gregory Sutton, of
this city who brought him fortune Of
10000 To save this from utter rum she
was forced TO secure separation from
him some years ago.
Mr.. Aspinwan had inherited $4,000 from
his father and divided with his brother
a fortune left by their mother He went
through it all rapidly, gambling and
spending freely. He belonged to the
Union. Calumet. Racquet and Tennis
Manhattan, C0rinthian Yacht, Seawau-
haka Yacht, Rockaway Hunt, and
Westminster Hunt clubs and left them
all, being expelled six or seven years
ago from the Union and Calumet. He
was committed IN March, 1893, for falling
10 pay personal taxes, and in May OF
that year was examined in supplement
tary proceedings growing out of failure to
pay a butchers bill of 81. Sji at Far Rock
away, where he had laVisned money. lie
testified that he had spent or lost all has
money but might have 20 or 40 cents IN
bank The next month he was sued by
the Bank Of the Metropolis on a note OF
s. 100. made 10 John Dclahunty, promi-
nent lawyer, in payment for gambling
debt. and bearing his brothers indorse-
m6nt The latter w. II. Aspinwall testi-
fled that he believed the Endorsement
a forgery, and Lloyd Aspinwall went TO
Yorkvile Police Court jail Tor eight days
after which time his brother, in hear
ing of the case, testified that the sigma
tlre might readily be his. and Lloyd went
free. Lloyd Aspinwal said that some
time before his brother had given him
nuuber OF blank notes. bearing his in
5orse,nent for use in the mercantile
business Of the firm of Rowland & As
pinyyau 10 which Lloyd Aspinwall be-
longed. and that one oil these hau Deei
used 10 pay the gambling debt contracted
I'm Richard A. Canneld's place, IN west
ywcnty-sixth street.
LLOYD Aspinwalrs wife died OF cola IN
January 1897. leaving two chiioleh Mno
lived with her. In February OF thaI yea
AR Asplnwan made an assignment 10
Adrian q. Pickhardt giving his business
as mat of a reporter Later he inquired IN
court in complaint against a landlady'
who held some letters and effects OF ms
or the letters. ninety were said 10 nave
come from LILLIAN Russell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-12
AT DAGGERS' POINTS
over Recent Marriage-The Muh-
Ienberg Rifles.


WOODSTOCK, VA, July n.-(Special)
The elopement and subsequent marriage
of Eugene T. Moore and Miss Nellie AL
len, both of Mt. Jackson, which took
place in Washington. promises to lead
up to severe complications. The families
Of both parties are now at odds.
In the recent issue of the Edinburg
Sentinel there appeared a notice de-
nouncing the marriage in severe terms
and disinheriting the young man, under
the signature of his father and mother,
DR.. and Mrs -. y. Il. Moore. On Fri
day Mr.. Tiphen w. Allen, Jr, brother
Of the young lady in the case, and one
Of the largest landowners and farmers
in Shenandoah county, called on Or.
Moore and requested him 10 retract the
statements made concerning his sister
The Doctor refused to comply with his
demand. and blows followed. This now
places two of the most prominent fami-
lies of Southern Shenandoah county at
daggers' points. Unless the statements
as published are retracted. there may be
a suit for libel. and counter one for
assault and battery. The outcome OF the
unfortunate affair is looked for with in
terest By the people Of the county gene
rally.
Mrs. Boehm, relict Of Philip Boehm,
aged 50 years. who lived on Pugh's Run,
near this place. died on Monday morning
after having been a confirmed invalid
for many years.
At the present term Of the County
Court there was an application made by
George W. Miley and others for the re-
cordation Of the company rolls Of the
famous Muhlenturg Rifles (of the con-
federate war fame), Company f. Tenth
Virginia, according TO the State statute.
The surviving members Of the company
have the original muster-roll of the com
mand while it was in camp at Fairfax
Courthouse. The roll Is complete In
every respect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-12
rnn unrck OF THE roRTIA.
One Life Lost. That of an Assyri"h
Lad.

HALIFAX. y. s., July 1.-THE
m.r Portla. which struck on Big Fish
ST. fifteen miles east of Halifax, last
--at. filled aud sank during the night.
le only victim of the wreck was T.
r-olj Assyran lad, known by the
anne Of Bas-ha. who was travelling Sc
end class from New York 10 ST. John s.,
!.af0undland, where his mother lives.
..- others on board the steamer, In
tlg seventy passengers and crew
. .-rty-four officers and men. who were
I safely az Sambr0 Island, We're
t for there during the night, and
Sill brought here to-day.
.. accident, which happened about Z
ln the evening and which is be-
.ll -5 have been due TO a dense fog
r.n prevailed az the time. probably
,.. t.e career of the Portia, which was
On rl yesse. of 752 tons, fifteen years
a. locality in which she stuck is very
tr-.t.us and even before she went
lH- was apparent that she was badly
-u.-.I 10 is considered probable. how
tr chat attempts Will be made to
Zach parts of her cargo and the baggage
.. passengers.
..a accounts of the wreck, which reach
O. r.r last evening, indicated that the
and crew escaped from the
Hl comparative ease but later re-
how that the work was not ac-
Da.eL.I without considerable diff
City
all KNEW WHAT HAD HAPPENED.
steamer had mounted the rocks
'.t shock that was felt In every part
.r ..l and an on board knew what
o.. happened. The next moment the
+.'F ..IlWest swell lifted the steamer
forced her forward. and q hurried in
t ..1Wed Captain Farrell that his
Il been broken and was filling. and
...t she was in danger Of being
across the shoal and thrown INTO
- Water beyond. He ordered the boats
ready at once. rms was Done
CT Ore eugers, including about thlrly
a.a. lIed them without confusion al
fle dangerous swell added peru
proceeding AS the passengers took
places IL was discovered that the
Hru lad was missing A hasty
e'.- Was made but he could not be
. When be was last seen he was
....'a ana IL was thought ne had crawl
...a some obscure corner 20 lie
ana thus escaped observation when
hers tried 10 find him.
shIpwrocked men and women all
landed 0u SambrO Island, which was
tao miles from the place where
steamer lay. There they were cared
irs tue night. although the accom-
We're meagre. The Inhabitants
land gave up their homes and
provisions. which were scanty. The
A. c. Wiley and Boyer were dis
A. from here ass soon as possible
OBJ. news Of the accident reached
h. bearing food for those al sambro
arrival Of the steamers carly to-day
great relief 90 the shipwrccked
and women as well as those who
"', ea the island
MONEY AND JEWELS LOST.
D.. eayDreok those who mad come on the
!, were taken on beard the two ,
aefs for Halifax. and they reported
ills morning. None Of the passcn-
saved their baggage. and num-
',i3fted that their money and Jewels
'a been lost.
D.. pam Farrell who left the Portia
{, night. 20 look after the safe landing
vac Passengers. returned u the scene !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-12
NouId Not suffer SO Again for Fifty
Times Its Price.

awoke last night with severe pains
in my stomach. I never felt so baby IN
an nv life. When 1 came down 10 work
his morning felt so weak could hard
iv work / went 10 Miller & McCurdy's
drugstore and they recommended Cham
beriain's collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
REMEDY. II worked like magic, and one
dose fixed me all right. IL certainly Is
the finest thing / ever used for stomach
trouble. / shall not be without il In my
home hereafter for / should not care TO
endure the sufferings OF last night again
for fifty times it's price.-G. H. Wilson,
I,ivervman, Burgettstown, Washington
county. Pa This remedy Is for sale by
an druggists. Jy S-Sa ,Sun&W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-12
MUNYON'S HEALTH DRINK.
A Little Tablet Which Makes Bub-
bling Beverage.

Professor Munyon, in a striking ana
artistic booklet which Is just being
distributed 10 the public, says that "ooc-
tors and scientists have given much atten-
ton to the subject OF food, put recent
epldemics caused BY impure water prove
conclusively that the question OF what
we should drink is equally as important
as what We should eat. The booklet,
which is brightly illustrated, introduces
Munyon's new Health Drink, delicious
refreshing, and invigorating beverage, for
which numerous curative properties are
claimed. the leading being that IL Will
relieve headache, indigestion, and ordi-
nary stomach troubles. The simplicity
of the drink is its chief feature, as IL Is
but a little tablet which Is simply put III
any kind of water, or, as is termed IN
the booklet, 1T is fountain in tablet.
This convenience is readily recognized, as
there is no preparation, and one can have
a delicious drink, an appetizer, stimulant,
or restorative no matter where they are.
at home, in the office, in the held, on the
water. or on the cars. Professor Mum
yon also claims in this booklet that those
who use this tablet may nave no IurtheF
fear Of impure water, no matter where
obtained-from river, creek, pump, Or
spring-as the tablet Will destroy all
Impurities and Kill all disc ase germs.
The tablets are put up IN Mandy little
walls which may be carried in the vest
pocket. thus making them very conve-
nient 10 travellers, bicyciers, athletes,
outing parties. and those engaged In heid
sports. Munyon's Health Drink Tablets
may be obtained in all drugstores, ana
no doubt will meet with the success that
his other well-known preparations nave
achieved AS beverage, the tablet Is
placed ia a full glass OF water, which
Immediately bubbles. Is given tempting
flavor, and makes a most pleasant queheh
for the thirst. A tablet also gives zest
az its own 10 a cold cup OF tea. while II
is also asserted that one taken In a glass
Of hot water just before retiring Will as
sure a good nights rest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-12
Curious Custom.

In China it is the custom for guests at
dinners to run around between the
courses. This is supposed 10 keep the
diners digestion in good condition. but the
nervous. hustling American needs some
thing else and there Is nothing better
than Hostetter's stomach Bitters. If a
man or woman is suffering with constipa-
ton. Indigestion, or any stomach trouble,
it's their fault If they don't get well. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters viii cure them.
See that a private revenue stamp covers
the neck of the bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-12

a few hours later, on a Sambro lobster
steamer. 1t was found that the Portia
had been carried entirely ever the shoal
and had sunk in nine or ten fathoms OF
water. a short distance on me other side
only the topmasts being visible above the
surface.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-12
ALGER HAS NOT RESIGNED,
Nor Has His Resignation Been Asked
For.

WASHINGTON, July lit may be au-
thoritatively stated that reports that
Secretary Alger has rendered his resigna-
ton are without foundation The Secre-
tary has taken no such action, nor has
his resignation been asked for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-12
SERIOUS ACCIDENT
To Mr. William Hartman, of
sfnuufnn

STANTON. VA, July n.-(speciaI.-
sir. William Hartman met with serious
accident az West End to-day while drv-
ing a pair Of colts. One fell. and while
he was attempting to rescue the PROSTATE
animal II lunged and struck hIr Hartman
and fractured his Jaw. and It is feared
inflicted internal injuries also.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-12

Orders for printing sent 20 the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention,
and the style Of work and prices will be
sure to please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-12

Smith as Justice for stonc-House Dis
trict
The Court appointed Mr. Carter Cowlcs
sealer of Weights and Measures for
James city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-12

Meet your friends at the Meyer store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-12

Meet your friends at the Meyer Store.
The Meyer Store opens Dairy Lunch
to-1gN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-12

Old papers for sals a. iSc. ger hundred
at the Dispatch ot.ce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-12

And affidavit having been made and fled
that diligence has been used on behs1
OF the applicant 10 ascertain In what
county or corporation the said party
therein named is. without effect, he rs
hereby required 10 appear here WITHIN
four months after due publication hereof
and do what is necessary TO protect ms
interest herein.
Teste: WALTER CHRISTIAN,
70 2S-Wit clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-12

And affidavit having been made and
filed that diligence has been used on be-
half of the applicant 10 ascertain In what
county or corporation the said parties
therein named are. without effect, they are
hereby required TO appear here WITHIN
four months after due publication hereof
and do what Is necessary to protect their
interest herein. ...
Teste: WALTER ChhlSIlAN, ,
60 28-Wlt Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-12

And affidavit having been made and
filed that diligence has been used on De
half OF the applicant 10 ascertain In wnac
county or corporation the heirs and repre-
sentatives Of Thomas and Nancy Hew-
lett are. without effect they are hereby
required 70 appear here within four
months after due publication hereof and
do what Is necessary TO protect their
interest herein.
Teste: WALTER CHRISTIAN.
Je 2S-W4t Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-12

\ good crop of oats is being harvested
in Indiana and Illinois, and the outlook
in Michigan, Ohio. and Pennsylvania is
promising. Lodging is reported from
Wisconsin and Iowa, damage from rust
in Missouri and drought in South Da-
kOta.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-12

And affidavit having been made ana
fled that diligence has been used on be-
half OF the applicant 10 ascertain IN what
county or corporation the said George
Ross. trustee, IS without effect. he Is
hereby required to appear here WITH
I'm four months after due publication
hereof and do what Is necessary 10 pro-
tect his interest herein.
Teste WALTER thKloilAN,
10 9s-Wit Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-12

And affidavit having been made and fied
that diligence has been used on behalf Of
the applicant TO ascertain in what county
or CORPORATION the said parties therein
named are. without effect, they are mere
Inv required 70 appear here within four
months after due publication hereof. and
do what is necessary to protect their In
terest herein. -...,,,-.,,,..
10 9S-yV4t Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-06

4, the House as a Populist, but lot sew
eraI wears has been afIliatng Win inc
Democratic party, and will be cahal-
date this fall subject TO nomination "
the Democrats While there are seNei'.
persons mentioned in connection WIN the
domination for the House OF Delegates
In Powhatan the impression Is that MI
Harrlson's name Will be the only one
presented to the convention oy the 10"
hatan delegation. ~
While a member OF the House MI
Harrison served on several OF the most
important committees and was also non
ored by appointment upon some OF ths
special committees.
The Governor has received from Secre-
tary of State John Hay a letter request
ing copies of any laws at present IN
force I'm this state dealing with the sup
nression of drunkenness. The Secretary
made the request at the instance or tho
British Ambassador who wants the in
formation for Her Majesty's secretary
for the home department
Secretary Of the Commonwealth Law
less returned from Portsmouth yesterday
and reports that his mother Is very much
better
The Syracuse Chill Plow Company. OF
New York. filed FIVE trademarks with
the Secretary Of the Commonwealth yes
terday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-06
LIE ELECTRIC LINES.
Ordinances Concerning Them Are to
he Discussed Tonight.

The meeting of the Street Committee
at : o'clock tonight will be one Of un-
usual interest The two ordinances re-
Gently prepared by subcommittee.
secllin, by means OF heavy penalties TO
make the electric lines of the city keep
their tracks IN order and make schedule
time will be taken up and considered.
REPRESENTATIVES, Of the two lines will
be given an opportunity 10 address the
committee. The Traction Company. II is
understood will make no objection 10 the
ordinances. It's attorney. Mr.. II. ~.
SHIELD. stated 10 the committee at its
last meeting that his company could ar
RANGE within thirty days 10 comply with
the provisions Of the ordinances.
The Richmond Railway and Electric
Company. however. through its repre-
sentative. Captain \. b. Guigon. objects
seriously 10 the ordinances, and vii.
through him make a protest tonight.
IL Is possible that the ordinances may
be modified in some respects. but there
seems no reason to doubt that they will
be recommended TO the Council practi-
cally as they stand at present, and that
they viii be adopted.
Members Of the Street Committee state
that they have no desire to be unreason-
able and are willing, after the passage
Of the ordinances. TO give the old COM
7any time 10 get its cars and tracks in
repair. They are in earnest. however. In
declaring that there must be radical
change for the better within a reasonable
time
The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings will meet at 7:S0 o'clock tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-06
THE GOVERNOR IS BACK.
Returns from His Trip To Pulaski
Caniinl News itcms.


Governor and Mrs. Tyler and Miss Lily
Tyler returned from MS farm III IulaSA'
county last night. Iney INTENDED stay
ing away until next week, but the Gov
ernor got through with his business ear
lier than he expected.
Acknowledgement Male did not pro-
mulgate the general orders disoandlng
the military yesterday. The paper mas
been prepared but certain questions nave
arisen that had to DE referred 10 the
Attorney General Tor decision.
Cant. Barrow, the assistant adJutant
general, yesterday figured out the cost OF
arming and equipping a soldier. lie
found that the cost would be $40.
Unless the Fedora Government shall
make an appropriation Tor this purpose
only about two hundred soldiers can De
armed and equipped out OK the state
fund available.
The Governor has requests from all
classes OF people for favor5. Yesterday a
colored man called a the Capitol ana
wanted to see him with view 10 bor-
rowing ten dollars. lie said he was IN
debted to a building and loan association
and would lose his property unless ne
could raise the money soon.
Among the visitors az the capitol yester
dav was Hon. Carter III. Harrison. or
Powhatan county. Mr.. Harrison viii BE-
a candidate for the House OF Delegates
from the district composed OF Chester
field. Powhatan and the city Of Man
chester.
He has twice represented this district
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-06
,wxeaAIt RELIEF AND ptamAnenr esee
yOHMSON'S
DYSPEPSIA
CURE
Scientific, untsiiing snc snS al, sssm mem
edy for Dyspepsia lndiges''s" s"s "
and Nerve Troubles.
Put 10 in tablet form pleasant ana easy % take
onS oAordine, immediate rchef by enabling
"nu 70 furnish natural ncurishment to the
Blood, Nerves and muscles.
Iafoe eo,es. zoe. 25c. and toc. FOR SALE By
VIM. p. POYTHRESS 6 CO..
w. H. SCOTT.
r. E. SHINE.

themselves as worried 10 death by
N,rfore who have little else TO do but vote
and mako arrangements IN ADVANCE. In
the treasurer Office there was n Whoie
room fulI OF people some one hundred an
number and of the whole outnt aoOut
a. IN us naid I'M taxes. voters are often
nor tax-pavcrs." said one Of the county
T'he small politicians were hard at work
all day long The rush lVr cVil I'M" eI lI..t
ton for expenses "dS ia'"V V " ~ V nc
The f0uOWIus Is compete us. ol .ne
candidates VINO Will be voted for to-
'I For Clerk County Court-samuel p.
For So-''' clerk Circuit Court-John f.
Far Treasurcr-Wm. II. Brauer. V.
For sbcr.n-simon Solomon, w. w.
Tnler.
II Rov,ridcc. j. IF. Lawrence. Alex. II.
sands O.. w. Throckmorton.
For Commissioner Revenue upper dis
tricD-Charlos W. Childrey Caskie d.
Smith Hcrnd0n Taliaferro.
ror Commissioner Revenue dover dis
trict-L. ~. Kemp Hugh d. Smith.
TuCEahOc District
For supcrvisor-R. W Browning.
For Justice of the Pcace-A. W. Ball.
Henley. Thos. II. Jackson, Howard
kinney. JAS u. Lewis. +. Y. Rusg.
ror Constab.e-Iarry NJ. Cooper, Jos.
G.. Mann.
ror Overscer of Poor-Geo. L. Conway
~ Urban.
Bro0Nand District;
For supervisor-J. w. Penick, John 2.
Rose.
racoft g. B. Fitzwilson. Theo. a. keck
l.. S Richardson, r. +. Sale. A. X
Schlutcr.
For constable-Isham L. Ford. VIM.
Hunter
For Ovcrseer Poor-Victor Litchheid'
John vs.. Toombs
Fairfield District
For supergisor-P. Hicks. II. c. Hech-
Ter.
ford vs.. e.. Griffin, Lewis n. Johnson
r Fsten Lewis. J. B. Lohwasser, Lem
uol j. Pierce. Geo. w. Thomas, Jno. II.
Smith.
For constablo-T. Corbin Braxton. r.
c. Gamett Charles w. Thomas.
For Overseer Poor-P. NJ. Houston, NJ
W TIer
Varira District:
For sunsryisor-R. W. Atkinson. J. c.
Bailey. w. b. Frayser.
For Justice Of Peace-G. a. w. Brit
ton. r. c. Friend. Rasmus Nelson. NJ
H. Shirk J.. r. Woodson.
For C0nstable-T. II. Samuel.
For Ovorsoor of Poor-W. r. Warr'ner
Monroe Petit. George Hall and william
Sweeney. white men. who were campel
ont in HcnricO County. near short Pump
we're arrested by Special officers Roberl
TAYLOR and Charles Bowles. and lodged d
the Hcnric0 County Jail Yesterday charg
cd with stealing some mill feed and Other
stuff from Mr. j. +. Bowies. VINO nve'
rea~ Fyan Shades DostOfhce. I'm the coun
~ The men Will have q hearing on FIJI
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-06

c,arantee Building. Loan and Trust
Comnanv % feet on east end OF VIII
llams street, $3.50.
Chapman Timberlake and wife 10 James
Y Bovd. p IL feet on east side Brook
avenue between Clay and Leigh streets
and . feet on east side Brook avenue
2qS feet south OF Leigh. $3.50.
Henrico: j. Penrose Carter and wite 20
Samuel p. Waddill. trustee. az acres on
Hermitage road. IL miles from Rich
mond and all personal property on SAID
premises. $.
Sarah j. Pemberton's trustee 10 Charles
W Pomberton. 212 "a acres on Deep Kun
creek. s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-06
Transfers Of Real Estatc.

Richmond: William ]. Armlstead and
wife 10 Marie T. Armlstead, one third
interest in % s1-2-l2 feet on west side
Fourth street II feet north OF Arch'
81. 200.
Joseph Bell and wife to Guarantee
Building. Loan and Trust Company, "
feet on west side Hickory street. $3.50
Frank Cook TO r. b. McCurdy. 80 teet
on Duval street southwest corner JUDAH
$50 -.
Mann s. Quarles. trustee. 10 James ~
Boyd. "a % feet on east side Brook ave-
nue. between Clay and Leigh Streets
3l.oo.
George w. Robertson's trustees %