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The Portland daily press., 1899-05-27
The Weakness
of a Woman.

II yomar yAo has suffered eighteen years, uko
has been eu,ed after life Of misery and lies again
in tie sunshine Of Aa1btness, speaks to other uOmen
in wo,ds of no uncertain meaning.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE STAND

At Augusta-Auburn High School, 81;
Cony High, 3.
At Newton-Newuon A. O., 8; Yale. 2.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-20
.nyOhEKs.'Y.
BRAND
SOAP.
Will clean
house from
roof to cellar
with an old
towel and a
bowl Of water.
Wont WASN'T Clothes
Everywhere
&C. a bar

ignation, and 1 think that it will help
the country in many ways to have him
leave Office
Col. E. B. Stoddard said: '"The general
feeling throughout the country is that
Secretary Alger should resign, and
think that his resignation was compul-
sorry. His resignation at this present
period will be of special interest to the
country, as if this nation needs recruits
it will get more under a new secretary
than under the command of Alger."
Col. William A. Gle said: IT have
never looked upon Secretary Alger
conduct of his Office in the light in
which many regard it. He has been a
victim of the method Of doing business
in small way that has prevailed in the
war department, which had been accus-
toned to handling $4,000 troops and is
suddenly, within 60 days, called upon to
provide for 22500O men to be equipped,
clothed, transported and fed in the
course of campaign in a climate with
which the department was little &C.
quainted. believe the secretary did his
best and has been, by force of circum-
stances, the scapegoat Of the shortcom-
ings of q department that placed him
in a position of sole responsibility fer
the faultiness of dts methods"
Frand L. Dean expressed the belief
that before opinion be formulated on
the conduct of the war under the Alger
administration, there should be some
definite knowledge of every attendant
circumstance. Personally" he said, 81
have nothing on which to base an opin-
ion nor on which to form judgment ex-
cept meagre recounting of the de-
fects of the administration of the war
department without full knowledge of
the difficulties under which it labored."
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-20
DIDN'T WARN THEM.
Deputy Warden Was
Hunting, For
HOLSTERS.
FOUND SEVERAL SHORT ONES.
Proprietors of Hotels and
Eating Houses VIII APP
pear In Court Today.
FOUND SEVERAL SHORT ONES.

George ]. Jerard, a state deputy fish
and game warden from HaverhilI,
dropped into Worcester Tuesday even
ing without sending any notice of his
proposed trip to this city, and as a re-
suit Frank P. Douglass, proprietor Of
the Bay State House, Edward j. Put
nam, of the firm of Putnam & Thurs
ton, restaurant keepers, William E..
Marshall, one of the proprietors of the
star lunch rooms, Nathan S. Brown
proprietor of a fish market at 2Ok
Pleasant street, Henry Bullock, pro-
prietor of fish market at 20S Pleasant
street, John w. Ekins, proprietor of a
fish market at 1853 Main street. and C.
w. Parker, proprietor of a restaurant
on Washington square, will be in the
central district court this morning.
charged with violating a state law by
having Holsters in their possession less
than 10R inches in length
AS soon as Deputy Jerard got into
town tuesday evening. he made an in
Ventory or places in Worcester where
Holsters are sold, and started out YES
terday to visit them all, but found more
than nine-tenths of the places closed on
account of the grocers' and butchers
excursion. This in itself was a disap-
polntment, but he started out to look
up people who were doing business and
succeeded in getting at least. one short
lobster in almost every place he visited.
He was armed with a copy of the
state laws, and also a rule that is built
especially for deputy wardens in search
r IN n
ured from the extremity of the bone
projecting from its head to the bone of
middle fiapper on his back.
AT the Star lunch room all the lob
sters in stock were carefully examined
but only one could be found that lacked
length Only one was secured at
Putnam & Thurston's and Browns and
Bullock's. At the Bay State House
three We're discovered by the deputy,
and at Ekins' place two short ones
We're found, and one female lobster
with mass of spawn containing thou
sands of eggs under the head. One fe-
male lobster and one short one were
found at Parker's.
In most cases persons caught with
short Holsters in their possession are
punished by fine of So for each one
found, but person caught with a lob
Ster bearing spawn can be fined any,
where from $40 to $780,
All the Holsters were taken to station
/, where they were stored in the big
safe, and this morning, before court,
complaints will be sworn out against
every man in whose place the deputy
discovered the Holsters.
Deputy Jerard may visit other mar
kets in Worcester today as soon as
they open for business. Two other dep-
MY fish wardens were in this city last
week looking for short Holsters and
other things, but failed to find any.
Deputy Jerard intends to make a raid
on lobster fishermen before long down
on the coast, and expects to make big
haul.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-20
SAVED BY A POSTAL CARD.

Thousands who have written for one of
the free trial bottles of DR.. David Ken
Aedys Favorite Remedy have literally
had their lives saved by postal card.
They got the trial bottle, and 1t proved
to them that Dr. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy was the only real cure
for diseases of the Kidneys, Liver Blad-
der and Blood, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia
and Chronic Constipation. They bought
a large sized bottle of their druggists and
it benefited or cured them (the above is
not an idle statement, but the result OF
careful investigation.
You can do the same thing. If Won are
in doubt as to whether you have trouble
with your Kidneys or Bladder, put some
Of your urine in a glass tumbler and let n
stand "a hours; II it has sediment or
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or stringy, pale or discolored, you should
lose no time in taking Dr. David Ken
nedys Favorite Remedy; it can be had of
all druggists at s1.00 large bottle or
six bottles for $500. 1t is without oues-
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put a stop to such dangerous symptoms
as pain In the back, frequent desire to
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TO hold urine and all the unpleasant and
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Send your full name and address "a tho
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free The publishers Of this paper guar
antee the genuineness OF this liberal
ofrer.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-20
CIVIL LIST FOR SATURDAY.

The following is a list of cases to be
tried at the civil session of the CEN
trail district court Saturday:
Behring Piano Companies Bates. John
son, Thayer & Perry-Manning.
Brosnihan ct al. VS.. Wiseman. Taylor
Hoar.
Anderson VS., Cross. Sullivan & oCon-
nell--Timon.
Bowker VS.. Scanlon and tr. Stevens
Sullivan & O'ConnelI.
Potashinslr VS.. Byrne and tr. Cowden-
Sullivan & O'Connell
Bogani VS.. Coffin Morgan &, Stewart
Wood & Wood
Robertsonvs Frost Observation-Disclosures
Robertson VS.. Frost Observation-Disclosures
Frost vs. Robertson: Dodge-Woodward
Sullivan & O'ConneI
WILLIAMS VII, ct al. vs.. Simons ct al. and tr.
Mellish-Sullivan & O'ConneIl.
Williams VS.. Lareau and tr. Jandron-
Brown. "a
Z Early VS.. Currie. Carrigan-sullivan G.
O'Connell. -
Fust VS.. Robertson. Dodge-W Woodward
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-20
TELEGRAPHIc BRIEFS.

Washington, July 19.-The retirement of
Col. Evan Miles, First infantry, was an
nounced today. Lieut.. Col, A. A. Har-
back becomes colonel, Maj. Sumner Lin
coin lieutenant colonel and Capt. George
LeR. Brown major.
New York, July 19-All trains on the
New York, New Haven and Hartford and
Harlem railroads We're stalled for several
hours at Woodlawn today, as the result
of Washout which occurred from the
bursting of the main feed pipe running
from Kensico reservoir to Williams
bridge.
of the National Editorial Associations
party from the States stormed the great
glacier of Sellxirks today. To be dropped
from the train at the nose of the monster
revelation to the visitors.
Pretoria, South African Republic, July
19.--The volksraad has adopted further
articles of the franchise law enabling
sons of outlanderS to become naturalized
at the age of &c.
st; Petersburg, July 1s.-The remains
of the late czarewitch, escorted by Grand
Duke Nicholas Michelwitch and other
church five miles from Abbas Tuman,
whence the cortege will start tomorrow
on the journey to Batoum.
Bracebridge, Ont, July 19.-Two Ontario
women-Miss stills, an invalid, and her
nurse, Miss Phillips, who had been re-
siding at Bala-were drowned in the Moot
river, yesterday They were out in a
row boat and. venturing too near the
| by the current and swept down the
chute.
Washington, July 19--The reports of
recruiting yesterday show that $40 men
we're enrolled, making total of 267S
The Thirty-frst regiment leads, with SAC,
sos ~ $3.50 ei''n ioiio"s' with
Washington, July Ex-senator Fair
banks chairman of the joint high Ameri-
can-Canadian commission, called on Sec
rotary Hay this afternoon and had an ex-
tended interview. The senator expressed
confidence that some arrangements might
be made which would result in a re-
sumption of negotiations on the Alaskan
boundary question.
Halifax, n. S., July 1.-THE Gloucester
schooner Hattie e. Worcester has been
wrecked at Sable Island. The fate of IL
OF her crew is in doubt.
| st: Adams, VT, July 19-The question
of the status of the Vermont militia has
| been decided by the supreme court of
the state, at the request of Gov Smith
The court holds that the militia was
granted temporary leave of absence, and
arise.
Sydney, G. B., July 19.-The mayor and
cltlzens Of Sydney will give a reception
manager of the Peary relief expedition
Prof: William Libbey of Princeton. Rus,
sen W. Porter of Boston and others ac-
oompanying the expedition Addresses
Will be delivered by DR.. Alexander Gra-
| nam Bell, presiden. of the National
geographical Society of America MAYOR
Grove and United States Consul West.
| Winsted, Conn, July 19.-In Lee. Mass
today, Frank Grant aged GA years. com
mitted suicide, by hanging.
Danbury, Conn, July 19.-The hat fac
tory OF M A. Beltaire & Son shut down
today and 200 men are idle, as the res,iit
OF strike of % of the employees.
Stamford, Conn, July ia case Of
small pox has been reported from South
STAMFORD. the victim being a sister Of
Ihe Giblln brothers, well-known State
League base ball players.
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WHAT THEY THINK.
Most Worcester Men Are Rejolced to See
Administration Freed Of Burden.

Worcester people were taken by sur
Prise by Ayers resignation The gen
eral feeling is that the administration
is freed Of an incubus, although a few
consider the secretary of war a victim
and scapegoat of the present red tape
system in vogue in the war department
me spy has secured the views of some
of the citizens.
Hon Alfred S. Pinkerton, grand sire
OF the Odd Fellows and ex-president Of
the Massachusetts Senate: II think the
resignation Of Secretary Alger from his
posiuon as secretary of war is Riding
the administration from an incubus
winch Will be of great aid to it in the
future. From the start of the last war
ne ana Gen. Miles have been at swords
points, and the result Is that Gen. Miles
being q soldier and old canpaigner and
a practical man In his position is re-
spected by the people, while AlPer has
fallen IN the estimation Of the Ameri-
can public"
Leon Rice Partridge: II do not think
Secretary Alger was forced to resign
ms position. but do think that his res
lenation VIII be hailed with pleasure bv
the people Of the country, as the pub
lie sentiment has been against hin, for
some few months Ever since the late
war the public has demanded his res
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-20

Mr.. p. F. DeYoung, general passen-
ger and freight agent of the New Ha-
ven Steamboat Co, was in the city last
week and appointed Mr. j. F. Healv
local agent for the new Management
Bay line to New York. running from
Providence to New York The steamers
Of this line leave Providence daily at
4.SO p M, affording passengers an ele-
CANT daylight trip down Narragansett
BAY, arriving in New York at 6 q nj.
promptly; returning, leave New York
at p, M, arriving Providence $50 a.
m. and Worcester 1853 a. m. The fast
and elegant steamers Richard Peck
and &C. H. Northam," are now run
ming daily, Sundays included. For lick
cts and staterooms apply at the local
office, No. 1896 Main street.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
Sundry Estates to be Sold
For Unpaid Taxes.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.
TAXES OF 1898.
TAXES OF 1898.
WORCESTER Mass. Jp1v 6.

WORCESTER, Mass. July 6, 1899.
The owners and occupants of the fol-
lowing described parcels of real estate,
situated in the city and county of Wor-
cester and commonwealth of Massachu-
sets, and the public, are hereby notified
that the taxes thereon severally assessed
for the year 1898 according to the list
committed to me as collector of taxes for
said city, by the assessors of taxes, re-
main unpaid, and that said parcels of
real estate will be offered for sale by pub
lie auction, at the office of the City Treas
urer, No. % City Hall, in said Worcester,
on THURSDAY, the SEVENTEENTH
day of AUGUST, 1899, at 10 o'clock a. m,
for the payment of said taxes, with costs
and charges thereon, and also with in
terest on said taxes at the rate of seven
per cent per annum, from the tenth day
of October, 1898. when said taxes became
due and payable. unless the same shall
be previously discharged, viz:
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His position."I didn't say he was a
federal employee IT understood Won to
say he was departmental clerk. . s'He
IS He has charge of the button counter
IN Wholeblocks department store Co
lumbus. Ohio. State journal
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No so, $50. WILFRED L. HANDY.
About 6167 square feet of land, with a
building thereon, situated on the
northwesterly side of Hollis street;
beginning at point 1901 feet from the
intersection of said Hollis street and
Grand street; thence northwesterly
1901 feet by land now or late of VIII
liam S. Knight to land now or late
of M. o. Scott: thence southwesterly
61.2 feet to land now or late of Nellie
M. Putnam; thence southeasterly 1902
feet to said Hollis street; thence
northwesterly So feet to place of be-
ginning, and now or formerly owned
by said Wilfred l.. Handy.
Amount assessed acknowledgements . 81
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ALG ER
STEPS OUT.
Hands President Resignation
Papers Of War Portfolio.
GIVES UP AUGUST FIRST

No Reason Given For the -Pingree
Alliance Probable Cause Mckinley Will
Accept Resignation Successor
Yet Appointed. Roosevelt Among
Those Mentioned For 1t.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-20
N NJ. KNIGHT 5CWIFE OF WILL
liam g KNTGHTO

About 5324 acres of land, situated on the
southeasterly side of Lincoln street,
between land now or late of John
Barry and land now or late of the
city of Worcester, excepting certain
lots sold to sundry persons, and now
or formerly owned by said Helen M
Knight.
Amount assessed .................. $50 10
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GEoRGE A. HAGER

No 5O,3l2 GEORGE A. HAGER.
About 7842 square feet of land, with a
building thereon. situated on the east
erly side of Coburn avenue, between
land now or late of William A. Fobes
and land now or late Of S. e. Haslop,
and now or formerly owned by said
George A. Hager.
Amount assessed .................... $50. Is
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Good thingl! Xxi Telephone Tablet.
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MARY B. KNIGHT CwIFE OF WILL
TIAM IT LNTGIJTN

About 1908 square feet of land with a
northerly side of Hollis street, be-
tween land now or late of William
II. Knight and land now or late of
Wilfred L, Handy. and now or form
erly owned by said Mary B. Knight
Amount assessed ..................,$59 "a
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LEN NJ. KNIGHT lwIEE OF VIII

About 5407 square feet of land, with
buildings thereon, situated on the
easterly side of Dover street, between
land now or late of Edward l.. Morse
and land now or late of William NJ.
Coffey, and now or formerly owned by
said Helen NJ Knight
Amount assessed .............,.,,,,.S59 81
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-20

GEORGE HATCH AND FRED W.
BARNES
About 1890 square feet of land situated
on the northeasterly side of Bond
street, between land now or late Of
c. Myron Boutell and land now or late
of d. Q. Clark, and now or formerly
owned by said George Hatch and Fred
w. Barnes
Amount assessed .................$1 .62
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No 1880 DEBAR HADDAD.
About 9425 square feet of land, with
buildings thereon, situated on the
southeasterly side of Bloomingdaie
road between land now or late of
Joanna Donahue and land now or late
of Walter Henry heirs, and now or
formerly owned by said Debar Haddad.
Amount assessed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3S
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No. 5000. ELIZABETH E. KNIGHT.
About 1000 square feet of land with a
building thereon, situated on the
southeriy side of Lincoln street, being
lots numbered 40 and so on a plan Of
Lakeside, on file in the assessors
office, and now or formerly owned by
said Elizabeth e. Knight.
Amount assessed ..................... .s32. 40
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No. 1920 ALBERT H. HINMAN.
About 1924 square feet of land, with
building thereon. situated on the west
erly side of Windsor street, between
land now or late of George H. Fer
nald and Forbes street, and now or
formerly owned by said Albert H.
Hinman.
Amount assessed .................. $685.
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No, 27,S69 CLARENCE H. JAMES.
About 1850 square feet of land, with a
building thereon. situated on the nor
therly side of Clapp street, between
land now or late Of ]. f. Mcnamara
and land now or late of George w
Houck, and now or formerly owned
by said Clarence II. James.
Amount assessed ...,..,,... S1e a
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LIEN NJ. KNIGHT GwIEE OF WILL

LIAM 5. kNIGHI).
About 1915 square feet of land, with a
northeriy side Of Knight street. be- be-
tween land now or late of A. Marsh
and other land now or. late of said
Helen NJ Knight. and now or formerly
owned by said Helen M. Knight.
Amount assessed .......................$3 S. S8
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No. 41,096. EDWIN H. KINGsBURY.
About S642 square feet of land, with
building thereon, situated on the
southerly side of Norwood street, be-
tween land now or late of Charles R.
johnson and land now or late of
Thomas Judge, and now or formerly
owned by said Edwin H. Kingsbury.
Amount assessed .......................$s 8S 81
~ o af
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No. $685. WILLIAM H. KNIGHT.
About 1909 square feet of land with a
northerly side of Hollis street, be-
tween land now or late of Mary b.
Knight, land now or late of Maria E.
Mulcahy and land now or late of
Mary A. Dickinson, and now or form
erly owned by said William H. Knight.
Amount assessed ...................S59 "a
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No. 1882 WALTER B. JAMES.
About 2hs acres of land, situated on the
northerly side of Keen street between
land now or late of ]. H. Bancroft and
M A. Spring and land now or late of
]. A. Boyer, Mohawk street, and land
now or late of the Baptist church, and
now or formerly owned by said Wal
ter B. James.
Amount assaeSed 90 "a
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No. 1927. CHARLES f. LYBECK.
About 22,564 square feet of land. with
buildings thereon, situated on the
westerly side of Alpine street, between
land now or late of S. p. Perry and
Woodside street and now or formerly
owned by said Charles F. Lybeck.
Amount assessed ....,...s 1e1 1.
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HENRIETTA P. ericsson (wIFE OF
JOIJN GREGSnN

AKIL AND THOMAS HADDAD.
About Is, 500 square feet of land, with a
building thereon, situated on the east
erly side of Wall street, between land
now or late of Louis F. Rondeau and
land now or late of William H. Bal
com, and now or formerly owned by
said Alzil and Thomas Haddad
Amount assessed ............,S4S . 81
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NO. o4,o5I, WALTER 3. JAMES
About 25 acres of land, situated ON the
southerly side of Stafford street,
bounded on the east by land now or
late. of the Boston and Albany Rail
road Company, and land now or late
of W. H. St. George, and on the south
by land now or late of one Warner.
and on the west by land now or late
of M A. Mcnamara and the Leicester
line, and now or formerly owned by
said Walter b. James.
Amount assessed - so1 M
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No. S712 MARY A. INGALLS,.
About 81, 456 square feet of land, with a
building thereon, situated on the
southerly side of Summit avenue, be-
tween land now or late of C. c. Whit
comb and land now or late of f. B.
Bourne, and now or formerly owned
by said Mary A. Ingalls,
Amount assessed ......s 34 o.
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WILLIAM H. LORD

No. 41,24l. WILLIAM H. LORD.
About 500 square feet of land, with a
building thereon, situated on the
southerly side of Highland street, be-
tween land now or late of Hatch and
Barnes and other land now or late of
said William H. Lord, and now or for
merly. owned by said William H. Lord.
Amount assessed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O5. 90
Street watering assessment .......... 2.42
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ANNIE NJ. HUXLEY CWIFE OF
ELIJAH L. HUBLEY).
About 4079 square feet of land, with
buildings thereon, situated on the
easterly side of Bracket court, be-
tween land now or late of L. Nc
Guiggan and land now or late of
owned by said Annie M. Hubley.
Amount assessed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sos. so
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No. 27,S67. GEORGE H. JARDINE
About 630S square feet of land, with a
building thereon, situated on the east
erly side of Southbridge street, be-
tween land now or late of Dennis Shea
and Cotton street, and now or formerly
owned by said George H. Jardine.
Amount assessed ................. S45 3f
Street watering assessment 7e
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No 50, 452, ARTHUR F. JoDoIN.
About 20,505 square feet of land, situated
on the westerly side of Columbus ave-
nue., between land now or late of Page.
Clark and Quimby land now or late
of j. DUDE and land now or late Of
Darius Rice, and now or formerly
owned by said Arthur F. Jodoin.
Amount assessed ...............,.. $500
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No so, 495 HENRY w. KING.
About a. S1 square feet of land, situated
on the easterly side of Grafton street,
between land now or late of Annie V.
Luby and land now or late of Caroline
C. Earle, trustee. and now or formerly
owned by said Henry w. King.
Amount assessed ......................S $685.
Strnnt uatarinp assessment ....--- Ia L
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No. 1920. SAUL B. LORD.
About 6300 square feet of land, situated
on the westerly side of Denmark
street, bounded on both sides by land
now or late of William Knowles, and
now. or formerly owned by Saul B.
Lord.
Amol+pt assaseed "a AZ