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The colored American., 1901-05-25
4 Splendid COLLATION..

COllstion was served st the residence
Df Mr.. and Mrs. David Stewart al 2l1O
10th street, n. w on Tuesday May H.
1901 from TO 1870 O'Clock p. m. IN
honor Of Mr.. Solomon WiDsIOw GlaS-
COW Of Poughkeepsie, \. 7 He was
on his way TO visit his father and
mother, Mr. George T. and Francis T.
Glaseoe snd als) his sister, Miss Mary
Catherine GlsscOe of Culpeper County,
Va. whom he had not saen for yesTs'
Among those present were: SIR. Chss'
Glsscoe Mrs. Msrtha s WnslOw, MISS
Sadie Winslow, Mr. Perry Matthews
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Mr. snd MIS-
Henry Sesbrook, Mr.. and Mrs. HsmA'
ton Reed, Mr. Ge nrge Edmondsr hTs'
Louise Brown and son, Mr.. and MIS-
William Smith, Mr. Edward Io#ies
and friend, Misses Katie and MshsilS
McKenny and friends, Mrs. Mary ~
ler, Mrs. Msria FlardIs, Mr. and ME-
William Wise, Miss Daisy RooeT1S
Miss Marion NJ. Lewis, NT. 7. WA-
lace, Prof. John W. II. Stewart.
The colored American., 1901-05-25
An Enterprjsing Boniface

Mr.. Thomas II. Diggs is now sol,
proprietor and manager of the Adam.
House, Albany. y. y. which i ..t-,
ated on Broadway. opposite the nor,.
Union Depot. He has had the nIac,
thoroughly renovated and rpfUrpixbo3
and is now prepared to acc0mmoda+,
the travelling public at all hours of
the day or night. The proximity Of
this famous house to the depot will ha
boon to cOlOred travellers IN routo
TO the Pan-American Exposition vb,
may want 10 stop off at ALBANY to vfsir
the State capital and see the husr If
Frederick Douglass on the grand stair
case. The cars pass the doors of rbo
Adams House and 90 direct to the can
itOI.
Mr.. Diggs is fitting UP the Adams
House without regard 10 expense. and
tourists during the summer Will tbera
find every comfort and convenience
Meals Will be served on the American
and European plans and the bar will
be stocked with the choicest brands If
liquors and cigars. Special accommo-
datiOnS for ladies have been made and
every arrangement for their comfort
and convenience provided. The house
will be managed in first-claSS STYLE and
satisfaction is guaranteed to all who
may favor it with their patronage
Moderate prices. good service. polite
attendants. and good goods" are some
of the inducements held ont to the pub
lie for its patronage. of which we be-
speak for the new proprietor gcncr-
Gus share. Don't fail To visit the
Adams House when in Albany.
The colored American., 1901-05-25
SATURDAY, MAY %, 1900.

Our readers will remember a very
graphic account of the meeting recent
ly held in Spartanburg, s. e, at which
Mr.. Booker 7. Washington was the
principal speaker. In this article it
will be recalled that reference was
made to the fact that DR.. Carlisle. the
president of WoffOrd College, one of
the foremost southern educational In.
stitutiOns, presided at the meeting and
introduced Mr.. Washington When
the discussion arose as to who should
introduce Mr. Washington, DR.. Car
Isle hastily spoke up and replied that
he would be especially pleased to have
that honor and that he considered it
an honor to live In the same age with
Booker 7. Washington. Verify, the
era of good feeling is coming, Such an
expression from one who stands for the
best thought aud highest culture of the
broad Southland is full of meaning
and point t1 happier results for all,
The colored American., 1901-05-25
CONSUL GIBBS RETURNS.
Our Representative From Madagascar
Homs For a Short Vacation and Rest.

Hon. MIff1 n W. Gibbs, U. 8. Consul
to Tsmatsve, Madagascar, has returned
to the United States for a two months
vacation. He was appointed to this post
served with great satisfaction since
that time. Nj. Gibbs speaks of NADIA
gascar as a country foil OF wonders,
full of opportuni les and as one passing
through a metamOrphisis leading TO a
brighter civilization. The entire popula-
ton is about 40 600 600 composed large
IL Of tribes, the Hovss being the
strongest and MIST powerful tribe.
Antananirivo is the capital but being
in the interior Of the island, Tamatave,
a cityof 6 600 or 900 Oinhsbitsnts.on the
CO 3st and q commercial port Of con
siderable prominence is the head
quarters and the home Of the repre-
sentatives of the various governments.
The people are dark-skinned and re-
semble the American Negro very
much. Since the supremacy of the
French governm ment, the internecine
war between the tribes, as we'll as the
revolutionary spirit have in great
measure been subdued. Hr. Gibbs has
been asked to retain his place and will
in all probability do So, although he
has not decided ss yet. Although
seventy eight years old he is hale and
hearty aud looks Ike man thirty
years younger. Before accepting the
position of United States Coosul, Mr..
Gibbs had already won 3 nstional
ss leader in politics, sue
cessful business man and q safe ad-
wiser OF his people. His friends, and
their name is legion, welcome him back
to this country.
The colored American., 1901-05-25
Young Theologs Entertain.

The reception rendered the class Of
1901, OF the Theological Department of
Howard University, st Zion Baptist
Church, W ednesdsy evening, wss 8
magnificent snd most pleasant affair.
After rhetorical exercises, which took
place in the psin auditorium, the in
vited guests repaired to the basement
OF the church, where awaited them q
table exteu ding the full length of the
church filed with the delicac'es of the
season, furnished by Mr.. z. Murray,
the caterer.
The colored American., 1901-05-25

Those who believe that a white
mans republican party in the South is
possibility, are chasing rainbows.
Those who believe that any Southern
state will give the republican national
ticket an electoral vote in the next
decade. under any circumstances, de-
eeive themselves. To abandon the Ne
gro. IN a mad chase for the southern
vote, will be a blunder that Will cost
dearly.
The colored American., 1901-05-25

Those who have presidential bOoms
to spring, will please spring them now,
while it is yet springtime. Col. Perry
s. Heath comes forward with ''a hand"
for Mr. Hanna. The Colored Ameri-
can and J. E. Bruce off-r up Mr..
Roosevelt, and now Correspondent r
w. Thompson, through the Indianap-
oils Freeman, places Senator Charles
Warren Fairbanks in the running.
There will be plenty of starters. Who
will land first under the wire IN 1904?
save, there's the rubp'
The colored American., 1901-05-25

An exodus of Southern Negroes to
Haiti is again talked of. The move
ment will not take on any large pro-
portions. We have no faith in whole
sale exoduses to any place. They mean
suffering, death and countless personal
ills, with few compensatory advantages,
Let individuals who have wealth and
some money go where they will. Let
them be soldiers of fortune and try
their luck. But an exOdus-never.
Haiti is an attractive country, and Of
fsrs au inviting field to capital. 1t et'
ters nothing beneficial to labor or to
the penniless.
The colored American., 1901-05-25

The Colored American, like Gov.
Pinchbsck, is amazed at the average
Negroes indifference to his vital inter.
ests. Is it possible that the bulk of US
is satisfied with a crumb, when the
whole loaf of citizenship and manhood is
guaranteed to us by law-if we only
have the nerve to assert ourselves?
The colored American., 1901-05-25
The Headquarters of Auxiliary Commit
tee foa Relief of Afro-Am sricanS.


all Of jacksonville proper was Destroy
ed by fire on May Srd, and there are
10, 900 people.homelsss and in destitute
circumstances having lost everythir
but the clothes On their backs. On Sat-
urdey, May 4th, the City Council and
B oard OF TTa1e he'd joint meeting
and formed what is known as tf e
Jacksonville Relief Association, ct
which meeting about $40 900 was sub
scribed for the immediate relief Of the
sufferers. An Executive Committee of
fifteen wal appointed, aud this COM
mittee requested that the eel red citi-
zens held mass meeting and select an
Auxiliary Com mitteeto be known as
the ] Jacksonville Auxiliary Relief Com
mittee, 80 work in conf junction with
them. On Monday, May 9Th, a mass
meeting of Afrn-Amerlcans was held a.
ST. Paul A. II. E. church, and your
humble servant was elected tenn p0rary
chairman. l then appointed a Com
mittee to recommend off GERS for aper-
manent organization.
Said G. ,mmittee made,its report which
was adopted and the following gentle
men were chosen as Off ;ers for a per
manent Organiza ion: 81. Blodgett,
president; J. Dougla' WetmOre, E'q.,
first vice president; E ] Gregg, D. D
second vice president; e. 9. Manigaulr,
secFetay; and Rev. Jame W. Johnson,
treasurer. Then the mass meeting Sc
Iected the following gentl emen TO act
as the Executive Committee of the
Jacksonville Afr lsAmericsn Ri ef as
sociation, and this Committee is now
known as the Auxiliary Relief Con
mittee, end has charge OF sli matters
pertaining to the Relief Of Afro Amer,
| icans:J. Douglas WetmOre, Esq chsiT
man; z. Gregg. d. D. secretary
Martin Furgerson, W H Alexandel
and J. II. DtckersOn. Said COMMITTEES
has headquarters a: 734 West Adam:
street, and is doing all in IFS power Il
relieve the suffering OF Afro-AmericsDi
IN this city. At the request ofthe white
committee [ am sending letters Il
prominent AfrO-Americans Throughout
the country and requesting them Il
send contributions to assist our peopl,
who are distress. The whites are very
generously doing all they eau to rel ev,
our people, and We are very anxious
that frc-Americans in sll parts OF tbs
United States do all in their power Il
assist US, Words cannot describe tn,
condition of our peoEl here. hsv,
three clerks employed at my head
quarters, aud will acknowledge receip
of all contributions by mail.
If you can do anything to help us
or get any of your friends to contribut,
to the relief OF our people please do so
Address all communications to
| Yours very respectfully,
J. DOUGLAS WETMORE.
734 West Adams st
Chairman Of the Auxiliary Commit
tee for the Relief OF Afro Americas
-, RauarS
The colored American., 1901-05-25

Practical politicians who wish to
clinch their hold upon Immortality
without waiting for the epitaph maker,
are purchasing fame by the cubic foot
now. The wisdom of the ant is cOnta-
giOus.
The colored American., 1901-05-25

People who go out hunting for sym.
pathy "most in generally" run up
against large sized bunch of curiosi-
ty-but it frequently passes muster
for the genuine article if you do not
look closely.
The colored American., 1901-05-25

Subscriptions may De sent by pOstOffice
money order, express or by registered letter.
All communications for publication should
be accompanied with the name OF the writer
not necessarily for Publ Iicat1On, but as guar
ante OF good faith.
We solicit news, contributions, opinions
and in fact, all matters affecting the race
" q will not pay for matter, however, unless
II is ordered by us. All matter intended for
publication must reach this office by Wednes-
day OF each week to insure insertion in the
current issue
a. Agents are wanted everywhere, Send
or Instructions.
The colored American., 1901-05-25

Editor King, OF the esteemed Dallas
Express, continues to sizz!e. The oil is
plentiful down in Texas now, and he
doesn't have to fry in his own fat.
The colored American., 1901-05-25

Now that Adjutant- General Corbin
is engaged to be married. he ought to
mellow up little and give the coIored
boys show at the army trough,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-05
PERSONA:
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and
Home Entertain.
mems.
PLEASANT SOCIAL.

A pleasant party was given by the
Violet Social on Thursday evening,
at the home of Mrs. Marvel, 1921 Ian.
caster Avenue. The evening was
spent in playing games and at late
hour the guests were invited to the
dining room where supper was serv-
ed. Miss Gertie Spear and Mr..
Harry Shepard favored the party by
singing.
Among those present were: Misses
Dora Shepard, Lizzie Haley, Maggie
Deaney, Carrie Porter, Bertha Lynch,
Minnie Porter, Bella Watson, Annie
Parke's, Annie Lyons, Viola Cahall,
Gertie Speer, Annie Moore, Mary Nc
Kay, Lydia, Moore, Ella Sullivan, Lu.
cy Sears, Florence Yeatman, Lille
Davis, Annie Nocktin, Emma Guyner
Annie, Bella and Amelia Rollins, Ber-
tina, Frances and Florence Lyons,
May Sutton, Minnie Thompson, Miss
Vernon.
Mcssr5 Carl Shepard, Louis Brown,
Will Gillian, Toney Orth, James Speak
man, HeOrSe Lever, Herman Hleparu,
James Gillian, Jesse Mckay, Walter
Slant, Willard Bradford, John Carr,
Harry Bradford, Mike Leahy, Jack
Crecdin, Ben puhcfaw. Howard Hayes
viii Harkins, Dennis Hudson, viii
Maxwell, sam Falls, Fred Oliver. Ed
die Cox, Fred Queriple, John Nocktin,
Harry Shepard, viii Whitley, Tom
Nirdm, Walter farrell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradford, Mr.. and Mrs. Lever, MIR.
and Mrs. Marvel, Mr., and Mrs. Nc
Coy and many others.
The officers of the social are:
President, Florence Lyons;
Vice president. Amelia Rollins;
Treasurer Gerlic Spcer;
Chairman, Bella Rollins;
SECRETARY, Annie Rollins;
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-05
Husband Deserted Wife and Children.

HuSDduu bCsCitCu " anu SHliutGH.
Chester, Feb. 5.-A young mother
and her seven small children who
have been deserted bv the husband
and father are IN acme room shanty
suffering with hunger and cold.
The dead body OF five weeks old
baby lays on bed in corner of
the room. Such was the scene
which Coroner e. S. Fry was forced
to witness while following out his
official duties yesterday. 1t was a
case oil young woman left BY her
hus band to fight the battle Of life
Tor herself and little ones.
Early last evening Coroner Fry
was notified that a woman living at
No III Concord avenue, had a
child dead, and that she did not
have the means with which to bury
the little one. He Immediately went
TO the place named, and there be-
held one OF the most pitab!e scenes
that it had been his lot to witness.
Seated IN the room was young
woman in. whose features were
traces OF suffering, while about the
room were seven other children.
On bed 10 one corner was the tiny
body Of au infant wrapped in death
The young mother told her sad
story. About four months ago her
husband disappeared from home
and SIEGE that time she had re.
ceived no word from him. Coroner
Fry will take charge OF the body
Of the dead baby and will bury IL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-05
City News In Brief.

Mrs. Mary A. Donahuc, wife of con
tractor Michael DonUhuc died on Sum
day.
Assistant Stationmaster William
Mcladden Is confined to his home.
The grip has developed into pneumon.
Ia.
Owen Talley, Of No. OF Orange
Street shot himself in the left hand
while examining an empty revolver.
The Wilmington Bicycle Club will
attend the Rcd Men s fair on Fcbru-
airy 18th.
Thomas Donohue Is very III with
typhoid fever.
Isaac c. Elliott led the huntsm Ell
on Saturday after fox from Clark
Webstcr'S farm to the Boulevard.
The hdash Kodcsh congregation
will give It's annual Purim ball In
Eden Hall on February %.
Routine business was transacted at
the meeting Of the Street and Sewer
Department this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-05
ALL IN THE
SPELLING.

rs Two handsome, well dressed
women, who might have been twin
sisters, so much did they resemble
each other, were witnesses before
Coroner yucca yesterday, 1t was at
the death Of Dr.. William Langdon
Simpson, who committed SUICIDE IN
the Hotel Gerard ON January 26.
One was Mrs. Simpson and the
other Miss May Duryca, the actress,
whose furniture IN her fiat at No ia
West Thirty street, the wife
replevined few days after her nus.
bands death. The two women did
not speak. They hardly looked at
each other.
! The actress fought to retain the
furniture, valued at 81, 800 and while
the inquest was in progress Justice
Truax, of the Supreme Court, grant
ed her lawyers, Moses Gresham, mo-
tion to vacate the writ, awarding the
costs to Mrs. Simpson.
Miss Duryea, when the fact OF the
friendship between herself ana Dr.
Simpson was made public, declared
also that she would fight for $4,000
insurance under a will in which she
was named as "My dear friend May"
The chief interest in yesterdays
proceeding hanged on the disposition
of four letters found on the person of
the dead man. The jnry found u
verdict of suicide without leaving the
court room.
When Miss Duryea was called to
the stand she said she had been a
friend of DR.. Simps on for ten years.
Detective Robert j. Fitzgerald tes-
titled about the letters.
''ro whom were they addrcsScd!'
asked Lawyer Grussman, leaning for
ward eagerly, while Miss Duryca
evinced much interest.
One to DR.. Harvey, in Boston"
said the detective land three to May
belle. -
"Yes," said the lawyer; "now, how
was that name spel'cd?'
"May sad the detective
spelling.
Are you sure that it was not
spelled May BELIEF demanded the
lawyer with the emphasis on the di-
vision of the name and on the second
capital.
The detective WIS sure that it was
all one word with only capital. Miss
Duryea's name is May Belle; Mrs.
Simpsons Maybclle. The actress
and the lawyer looked disappointed.
Mr., Grossman wanted the letters
read. The jury found its verdict
without them, whereupon Coroner
Xucca refused to make their contents
public, and turned them over TO the
widow.
Justice TruaX'S decision yacating
The rcpeyin writ" said Mr. Gross
man, gives us first blood. 70 my
/ mind tie fact that the letters in
question were addressed simply May
belle and that being the name of
| both parties with slight difference
i'll capitalization hut none in pronunci-
! alton, leaves some legal doubt as to
whom they were intended to reach.
whether any enc of them contained
a Sii! or not Of course we don't know
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-05
CARD BASk Ell.

Miss Mary L. Rigncy, compositor
Of the DAILY REPUBLICAN spent yes
tcrday in Philadelphia.
Martin f. Smith is at Reeds Wharf,
Va. on ViSlt.
Judge Edward G. Bradford was in
New York yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. DUPONT Walker of
Dover, are visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Allen have re-
turned to Farlyille, Md.
James William Brady, wife, and
children, are visiting their parents at
GoldsbOro, Md,
Colonel and Mrs. A. j. Woodman,
1905 PENNSYLVANIA avenue. intended
to celebrate their iiftieth wedding an
niyorsary on Saturday. but could not
on account Of sickness in the family.
A number Of relatives and friends
were present, however.
Mrs. Dr. II. A. Lawton left to .day
for indianapolis, Ind, to go under
treatment for an injured knee cap. 1t
is hoped that she may return home
completely cured.
Benjamin llockster Of Viola, Della.
ware, is confined to his home with an
attack OF the grip. lie is in precar-
ious condition.
c. w. Taylor, chief clerk at the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more and Wilmington railroad depot
is confined to his home with a severe
cold.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-05

Baltimore, Md, Feb. 4.-Evcr
since the Baltimore Il Ohio Rail
road Company dctaultad on lis pre-.
ierred stock OF which the Johns
Hopkins l'niverstv held Il large
block. that institution has been IL
nanciaIly embarrassed, Twice the
state has rendered assistance, once
by aprropriatrug $50, 600 and again
by giving So, 900.
Now some wealthy citizens pro-
pose to render assistance. Today
a tender was made TO the board OF
trustees which may result in an
eutjre change OF location and the
erection Of new buildings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-05

Auctioneer Stidham will sell at
public sale for Elwood Webster, at
the stables OF VIM. G. Martin. cor.
ner of Third and Orange streets,
tomorrow afternoon, a carload Of
western horses that are among the
best ever brought to our city. 10
the lot are several good drivers a
pair OF ine coach or hearse horses,
and several good pullers. Call aud
sec them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-05

Acct onccr Iiutill will sell at NJ.
so Market street. tomorrow morn.
ing att.no cock, forty.seven houses
and seven lots, by order oil the vii.
mJnstor Saving Fund Society. Any
onc wishing TO purchase small
Eoo-c Gan certainly be suited at a
Reasonable price at this sale. For
particulars see advertisement in
another column.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-05

10 sad but loving rememhranee Of
our beloved daughter, Ada Mary
McFerren, nee Goodnow. who de.
parted this life. Feb. S 1900.
Sleep. daughter sleep, thy suffer-
ings are DER,
Sweet be thy rest, 80 oft needed be-
tore,
We leave thee. tdear one, till Christ
shall come,
The sleep OF death TO break.
Then mayst thou leave this sile at
tomb
And in His likeness wake.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-05
DEATHS
srsrr

SANDERSON. I'm this city oil Feb. ID T., 1901,
John w. sanders,n, aged 43 years.
Relatives friends and members OF Friend.
ship Conclsve No. iieptasOphs. or y. W. NJ.
and employees Of the =. r. II. Car Shops are
invited 10 attend the funeral services at his
late roiidence Az East 18th street. OH Wednes.
day afternoon at 2 O CLOCK lnterment at LON
hardy cemetery. u
HlRZEL. in this city on Jan. 81 1901. Luc ia
A., wire of John Hirzel in her Bath wear.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in-
vited to attend the funeral services at the
resi dence of her husband southwest corner
9th and Poplar street. Un Monday aftern Don NJ
z o'clock. Inlerment at Lombardy Gene
terry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-05
AT DOVER
TO-DAY.

Dover Feb.5.--Robert G. Fraim Is
here to-day in double roll. He is
backed lby Al members Of the New
Castle County bar for the position OF
Justice OF the Peace to succeed Magis.
trate Kelley. He has been Repub-
lican among Republicans, always
working for the success of the party.
II appointed he would do honor to the
appointing power and would fill the
position honorably. ~
lie and DIR. Shortlidge and Colonel
r. B. Morrow are here in the inter-
ests of the Board CT Education mat
ters. They are interested In the Il
empowering the Board to float bonds
for the new High School. r.
William Lawton and Joseph L. Car.
penter, ST., will have their innings
this afternoon before the Senate and
House committees on the question Of
abolishing the tax of manufactures.
The claim will be made that capital.
its will not invest their money when
they are fined for doing SO.
The deadlock still continues. The 4
vote was practically the same an'/e
there is no sign of change.
LONG TERN.
Addicks, 1G.
Kenney, D.
Hilles, 2.
DUPONT, s. -...
Spruance. |.
lJ:uxr..,n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-05
Clerk Of Peace S Report,

Clerk of the Peace, Winfield s.
Quigley r"ports having issued ninety
five licenses for the total amount Of
S55O.25 for the month of January.
or the number Of licenses issued
siXty.three of them were marriage
licenses.
Former Clerk or the Peace Jetler-,
son B. Foard reported for the month
of December having issued three hun
dred and two licenses for total of
s3597.92. OF this number fifty six
were marriage. They will make a
return to State Treasurer Burris.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-05
iieinre Iudpe Cochran

Daniel Gill was charged in the
city court last night with acting in
a disor !erly manner on Delaware
avenue car. lie was fined 81 and
costs.
The charge Of assault and bat
terry against Thomas Cornell was
dismissed
Clarence Huntley was tired 50
and costs for trespass.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-05
AERIGHTFUL BL.UNDER,

VIII often cause u horrible Burn Scald,
Gut Or Brnise. Bucklen's Aruica Sa!vs
the best In the world. will kill the pain
and heal it. Cures Old sores, Fever Sores
Ulcers Bolts. FeiOns, C0rns, AL SKIN
Erup ions Best Pile cure on Garth, Only
So cts box. Cure guaranteed Sold by
n. J., Duufurth DruggisJ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-05

A t'lunCcr Frank StidUan aOld Mt pub-
lie -Hlu I Tho Cour House this morning
for benjamin Niolds tho following prop
critics
Two DIV 'lliu9s on JusllSon street, o.
;tween Front and Second, known rs No.
l.3. tug Via ; N J., III, for s>Yj u lot ~
nhtG i'tu hea,' cor erof S-uUnG NJ d jeff
gov sti at MAS Ut up and 900 v Us bid
NJ. tbs lot WAS withdrawn.