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CHAPTER ".
Disclosures,

Mr.. Bruce. the detective. met with
no difficulties in learning what he
wished to know regarding Mrs. An
.derson of New Jersey, who. 1t ap-
peared. by some unaccountable frsak
of nature. had been given emerald
hair as head covering. and stranger
yet. in spite of this. was a beautiful
woman. Mr.. Bruce. for reasons of
his own, chose TO go 10 Miss Talbert
for Information. and was amply re-
warded. He was told in as few words
as possible all that was known about
the strange lady Finally, Miss Tai
bert. asking TO be excused for mo-
ment. left the room and returned al
most Immediately with fine. hem
stitched handkerchief with an in
tricate embroidered design in the cor
ner.
And what may that be-" asked the
puzzled detective. 'Her handker-
chief"
she went out. One OF the girls saw II
drop and called 10 her. but she did
not hear"
What is the name? II is Hebrew
TO me-"
Mary"
an inward nature. Practically II had
been suspended for nearly week.
and now affairs had taken n brisker
Then thought the detective. the
woman is not likely to be Lenora. and
Mrs. Hamilton may be right Poe's
poems are haunting. certainly: but
somehow | felt as II this woman was
the Lenora OF his dream
Perhaps You had better say moth
ing about my inquiries he said TO
Miss Talbert upon leaving.
Very well. will remember your
caution" she answered. and she
watched with some curiosity. as he
went down the street and turned the
corner. He Is going TO the bank"
she thought; and she was right.
Arrived there. he found that the
business being carried on was all of
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gait under the examinations of Bank
commissioner Winch. who arrived the
day previous. He was very busy. but
stopped to talk with Mr.. Bruce when
he learned his errand.
Does II appear that Mr.. Hamilton
has fed with the funds asked the
detective.
There has been strange work.
strange work" said the commission
er. up to late date everything
seems to have gone all right: but
since then affairs have taken on a diff
iferent aspect"
What do you mean. Mr.. Winch"
Simply this: II developed this
morning that previous to the TWEEN
ty-eighth of May. Hamilton altered a
note payable to this bank. making the
amount five thousand instead Of hye
hundred. and deposited the note with
the First National Bank OF Boston. a.
collateral for money. Whether he
has done so in more than this in-
stance It is impossible to say
''Of course Hamilion's bondsmen
viii settle
"Yes. they have signified their read
iiness to settle. Mr.. Carter. and Hen
derson. too. say they believe that.
dark as 1t looks. the matter will clear
up"
There must be a foul conspiracy
back OF II, then said the detective.
Looked at now. II is as clear a case
of dishonesty as ever knew. Still
,recollecting himself. "a new phase of
the matter may arise any moment.
Anything look like completely on the
part Of Osborn?"
NO; the president found a letter
under his door this morning. without
any postmark. 1t relates to Osborn.
I believe"
From Hamilton asked the de-
tective. with alert gaze
The commissioner nodded. TT pnr-
ports to be. cant tell you what was
In II. though. The contents have not
been made public except that il ex-
ouerates Osborn OF any completely in
the matter OF which he might be sus-
;pectetl."
Bruce went directly to DE presi-
,dent's house, found him aIoue. ana
Gtnted Bis errnnd. The psel1lenf
jatowsd him the letter Il oscs. h m !:
<sIgf. Hastinss: Yoa ~, - 6ou1<
ofl114 thaf he aavines takt fnuGn
~ G1o3o0, but GoeM . NJ u 49,
~ = 1 kno1k X - ~ ~ =
NJ . 5i z Y z w =; 4. " Z II ~
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bank the twerty-second. Mr.. Hamil.
ton is thirty-hve years of age: five
feet ten inches in height: weighs
about. one hundred and fifty pounds;
has slight swinging gait. light
brown hair. dark brown eyes: has no
beard but heavy mnstache. When
he left home was dressed in a gray
tweed suit with sack coat. a light
black oyercoat. and black Derby hat.
The above amount will be paid TO
anyone through whose efforts he Is
returned TO Grovedale. y. II.
MRS. V. c. HAMILTON.
Correspondence should be sd.
dressed to W. A. Hastings. President.
Groyedale Savings Bank"
Has this advertisement resulted In
any correspondence YETI asked the
detective
"A letter from Conductor Libby
resched me this morning"
1t lay on the desk and be handed 4,
to the detective. who read It siteat-
lively.
There seems to have been
woman with him. you see said the
president.
What about this woman II II was
an elopement. Of course Hamilton
wo1ld tsht shy of recognition
'But vas i;Z confess that puzzles
me most Of all. for Hamilton seemed
thoroughly devoted To his wife. and
she Is splendid woman. Bu, 1, an
rears this Mrs Anderson. or rhaferer
her name may be. met him Ike an old
acquaintance. and after stating at
the hotel that she vas on her way TO
Coaiicoke. p. q. wen, the pert morn.
Ing south instead Of north in the same
train with Hamilton Read whs,
Libby szys about H. =
They sat together and the woman
was ,alkative. but Hamilton did no,.
say much. af Least when J sxw them.
She bought a ticket On the train 70
Portland. bur did not nossoe her
when went my last rounds The last
saw f Hamilton uss ~ pof1is nd
depot He did not sppeas 20 notice
me- though looked hin fan In NJ
face
-wbere uAs fahe ronkss. { r2oAere.
aske1 ~. HnAapes. akss ssssssaag
" ~ ekfsnek
'.Thsl - - - ~ - A0euae
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Hieeen Compartments in All Up-,o-
date Furniture,

The woman In a fashionable furni.
iure store looked the new sideboard
al over. but seemed 80 Indifferent
that the salesman despaired OF a sale.
He was preparing to accept the usual
VIII call again when an idea oc-
CURED TO him. Opening cabinet on
the side intended for cruet bottles. hc
ionched a spring. To the as,onish.
ed customer was revealed n secret
drawer. large enough to hold n dozen
letters or SO. a bank book, and n few
jewels The salesman closed the
drawer.
Now open it," he said TO the cus.
toner.
She tried in vain. She asked the
saissman TO show her how. He said
he would with pleasure IL she bought
the sideboard. otherwise II vas
against the rules Of the house.
Tnis is an evolution Of the secret
drawers 10 writing desks he said
70 an oniooker. '.It is not upto-date
now TO put secret Compartments in
desks That is the hrst place auvbodv
looking for hidden documents Is sure
TO look. But they never think Of
searching In folding bed or . dining
room sidebosrd. It Is the women vhu
run most strongly TO this freak feat.
sre IN furniture. A man has his are,
pfod deposif vauIt or . safe place ID
his once for sny papers he waists d
ks<D cst q sighL A v0naa ao1Hcm
49, seyfhtne ~ : desk ae ko1e, ~
y - ese1leese - eve6ybolr - r
- 1nue1F - + = = ~, 80 ~
tnpDD 49, mgn1ut - M ~
11ff1e epeeee9 1iee ~ -
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JOKES AMONG COLLEGE GIRLS.
Have Much Fun Every Fourteenth
Osv Of February

II II were not for the college girls
St Valentine would be In danger OF
becoming cad. hut they regard him
as huge joke and jolly him unmerci-
fully. They do not let his day go by
unnoticeo.
On the contrary they herald II will:
joy and make great preparations "a.
1t. but there is hardly bit OF senti-
ment In their worship. For three or
four weeks before the 18th OF Febru.
ary. huge signs appear on the bulletin
boards In the dormitories. soliciting
orders for valentines. for the girls
deft fingers seize the opportunity to
make little money and the girls who
have money are quite ready to pay for
an original valentine.
And college valentine must be
original above everything else. Some
times the girl with money supplies
the idea and the deft-fingercd girl
works 1t out.
The character OF these valentines liz
mostly in the way Of grind and 1t In
carried out by every conceivable de-
vice: by water colors. by sketch by
poems. by ircongruous articles.
OF course there Is tho little fresh
| man who feels bound to send her sen.
ior Crush" flowers and confection.
airy. but the true college valentine III
sharp dig. Woe to the girl who
has obtrusivc mannerisms. for she will
/ be raped right and left. although the
jokes are never hateful. Cupid re.
ceives some attention. but 1t 10 OF
the frivolous sort for he is jeered and
sneercd at.
Contrary to popular opinion. college
girls give and take knocks as good.
naturedly as do college boys, and the
lazy girl who receives bunch Of fire.
crackers on st. valentine's day laughs
heartily 1t the joke.
| The girl with big ambition TO Join
one OF the societies. an ambition
which she has been trying to conceal,
is little startled when she receives
an enormous Greek letter made out
OF red paper md on 1t In black let.
ters:
Sure as sin.
want n pin.
ciever valentine sent one year to
young woman who was extremely
popular with the men was q circle Of
hearts with the face Of one Of her
men friends peering out Of each. In
Inc center was a pen and Ink sketch
OF herself and beneath the words.
All men look alike to me-"
Often copies of Qibson, Underwood
and Christy are ssnt ana little
dpmpling q : eifi eaee reoaayod 4
jar q fenaS CQp5'D oaf1 -. !,
m ucsg1oo tuo6SIG, vk1SS ~ ehl1.
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TO MAKE THE JUNIORS
Valentines Always welsomss
Little Ones.

II YOU know any children -
valentines-as quaint ones ~
over with nonsense and 'un,
can flnd. And send to eseH =
know-thcre never was 7 :.
vet who didn't look forward ~
them, and be bitterly disapsi' II
thew failed to materiali.e.
Mt school there's a h"o'''
many did YOU get?' !. ~
since lovers decided 70
day with children. do yo''
the wee ones. at least. -,
One girl hit upon a cle.>
own dance cards. which nas
ellis tied to them. each w. NJ
fereut color. She had ROns s
deal OF trouble 10 find y. -
sirl was going TO wear 49,
ribbons to match tne
many cases as possible. ..,,,..
The men she MADE - 3
and then sent them y
rir1s heir ribbons ma'c-ss ~
froat * tho cards were
- and Ink, two r1
SsroS throush them p''s
as(Aefs ara vsrsesh;, -
81 - $;
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Her Valentine.

Her Valentine.
beneath III" spread OF valentines.
a song unnoticcG lay.
Yet too suggestive were its lines
For fate To hide away.
Some careless hand. disclosed to view
Its message. MS n prnycr.
For Old Times sake. no- ever knew
II left blessing there.
For deep within each heart there lies
The germ of precious seed.
And wistful. tender. grew the eyes
OF one who chunc-d to rsad
The pleading words: For Old Times
sake.
with pathos and with pain.
Sad mcm'rics In her breast did wakc.
That night not sleep again.
For through the years there seemed to
sift
Bright thoughts of other days.
tntil there came the little rift
Where friends walked separate ways.
The heart owns what the lip denies.
Held close by pridc'r stern fingers.
And softly sings: True love nc'cr
Its answering echo fingers.
And so Mt last. for Old Times sake.
The one wrote words full tender.
Despite n vow she once did mike.
Since none would know the sender:
The other read that valentine
Nor guessed that tears and kisscs
We're fairly mingled In each line
BY one whose name she misxer.
LILA W. sIckLER.
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pink saucer In which reposed . yer,
lor~o heart ufu1ornoath vwas fha In.

4 pink saucer In which reposed = very
large heart. Underneath was the In.
vitation:
Thou. lady Of the chaflng dish.
Id stake much on thy cookery;
Take my heart. my valentine. -
And servo Il In thy nookcry.
An engaged girl once made the mis-.
take OF bidding her fAnce good night
ON part Of tho plassa which was %
lighted - to throw their shadows
clearly on tie snow. On Tsb. ~, 70
her amusement. - recslvsd repro.
sentations' of that oood night n ~
Ihousttss. water eolor and psa en1 ~
dfaNinep - - ED)l doqe shoG ~
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recipient. And very tall girl re-
ceived u scrap OF music OF the song.
Just take little bit on the top
for me-"
There is reckless disregard OF
meter or rhythm In the poems which
accompany the valentines. but II the
hit is considered satisfactory. With
n tiny grindstonc which was sent TO
n chronic flunker was the Jingle:
Your marks. my love. nrc fallen behind.
Grab the handle and begin to grind.
With n bunch OF all sorts OF pen
ellis. big and little. red and blue and
ordinary black. which was sent to n
girl who was secretary OF every or
ganization she belonged to. was the
rhymclet:
As you're ALWAYS n sec.
You cnn this peck.
To chafing dish expert was once
sent water color OF chatting dish
very cicverly painted. and near 1t was
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BUILT WITH SECRET DRAWERS.

tTo be contlnued.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

Gentry, feet on west line q q Ihlrt y
r. +. seaton and wife to Nettle Z. stah'.
lots Nos. u and 9 in block NO. 10. pan OF
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boasts, and has n right to boast that
the whole world Is his territory, 1t Will
prove to be as important and as far
reaching an Industry as ono might WISH
to sec located here.
Samuel III, C1under, who has factorS ~
Chicago and ono In st. Louis recen,lS
I p,,rchased) for the manufacture Of tol,et
articles has purchased the good VIII.
rights and trademarks of the Meade y
Baker Carbollc Mouth Wash company, .y
cago and ST. Louis plants 10 this clty
and proprietary toilet articles heretofore
manufactured by him will he made y
the Meade & Baker plant, corner OF
Lester and Ash Streets, near the Old DO
mlniOn docks.
Mr.. Gllnder is now installing his machln-
cry and in a very short while he Will haVa
his factory In full blast, lie Is an eN-
tensiye advertiser and n hustler on gen
eral principles. With n corps of drums
mers also to push the products Of tho
factory Mr. Gnnder expects 10 make his
Richmond factory moro than double the
OUTPUT of the two establishments he Is
moving here from, Chicago and ST, Louis.
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MARCH BUILDING RECORD
SHOWS SLIGHT DECREASE

Bad weather had Its Influence on build
Ing operations in March, During tho
month just closed permits were taken
3pnt in twenty-slx' of the principal cities
of the country, according to official re-
ports to construction News" for tho
Construction Of 1oh7l buildings, involving
ali estimated cost Of S46,l15,Sll against IL
sis buildings. aggregating In cost so eS.' :
1874 for the corresponding month a year
$50. a decrease OF l,24i buildings and ss,-
Si6s73. equivalent In cost to Z per cent
In thirteen cities there We're increases,
while the same number show a falling off
This falling off may be attributed who'll
IL 10 had weather, for 1t was then that
the first touch Of winter was reailN en-
rerlenced. 1t was felt keenly IN Chicago,
where there was not only an Interrupt
ton in actual construction, but also ~
protected work. ~ the hands OF arrl, y
Tho falling off IN Chicago was 50 per
cent. New York 8; gain was only per
cent Dnlnth's gain over the same month
year ago was SOS per cent, which might
be accounted for by. the permit for one
large building,
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Virginia.

Allisonia;-1ron mines. Central Iron and
Steel Company. Harrisburg, Pa, IS re-,
ported as investigating the Hibernia ana
WIssler mines, near Alllsonla, and " iron
.orc Is found In sufiicinet quantities 10
begin development work and erect a. large
washer at tho fHibernia mines.
Berkley--.Marine railway. r.
Thomas and Company. operating marine ~
railway, are erecting a two-story add,
ton, 30xloo feet, which vii pc eou'ppe q
with planners, resawE. band saws ana
other improved equipment for building
and rebuilding boata.
a observation-disclosures mill. 1t Is proposed
to organize n company. with capital STOCK q,
Z OF 100000. to establish a knitting mlli,
" Nv. White, Of Boykins. and Joseph
w. Ienfe, az Winchester. va, are inter-
ested. , ,,,,,,,
and ]. n. Pigg will establish tWo-.o''
Ice plant mentioned last WeeK
n,ant and -four mill. Independence E,ec.
trio and Mining Company has complateu
arrangements for the construction OF pro :
nosed ffty-barrol roller mill and electric
light and power plant, power 20 .pe %
,tnined At Peach Bottom Falls, q nlstance
~ Two miles. Contract for the instalia-
lion OF the system has been let 10 =, NJ
Stone. =, ,,,,,,
vote, May LIST. on the issuance OF sso,uVv
~ honda for constructing water works
Address tho Mayor. ii2
Marton- Woodworking Plant. - Marion
Lumber and Contracting Company, re'
cantivE reported organized. TO manufacture
SASH doors. blinds and inside 9finlshiNG
materials, has securel q site on whletl
to erect a factory. and construction work
vii, begin at once; capital STOCK slo,Voi
George ". Richardson. presld ent; ]. Eliiss
Dickinson, secretary. and NJ. U MOTIFS
general manager.
Manchester Filtration Flant,r-fone,,s
Mnnufacturn, Company Incorporated.
I,h,,adelnhia. Pa, hasgContrs ct t about
soo IN for TIE construction OF a filtration
nlant recent mentioned,
h Meherrin-- Timber Deyelopment.,-L, -
Bsalter Lumber Company, OF PittsnurE'
IA 8 and associates have purchased a
tract oE$timberlan from the HlacKatohe
Misunderstanding Company Blackstone, va.
which.wlll probably be developed,
acknowledgements Plant.-B. J. !onn.
son, Jr.iot Narrowsi r. y, Enoch, o.
Pttsburg,S Pa. and associates are ar
ranging for the establishment or q We
peerlng plant; building 10 De Two stor'es'
( 30 by ZOO feet. -,
Norfolk cornpany.-~char-
tered, Seaside Amusement Corporation,
Win an authorized capital stock OF $1,000
Jake Wells, of Richmond. Va. Is pres'-
dent; M. Levy, secretary. and Otto Wells
trea snrer. "a n fg
Norfolk Bridge = Norfolk county COM
missioners have decided to build q 20 foot
bridge on Central Avenue,f Address coun-
ty Clerk. ~ -.
Chart ered-- Harlow. Bailey aud Company
with nh authorized capital stock OF w :
Is presldent, George F, Harlow, secrsr
tary, and n. O, Bailey, treasurer, hon
az Petersburg. 4.
Richmond -Tooth-powder FaetorS.r-it
is reported that L. H. Grundsr, or M
cago, III. will establish plant lot tne
manufacture of tooth powder "
stated that q building has been secured
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Monday,

BT nshmH % Gunas P saa s 8 feet
west side Of Price street l3l feet north
Of Leigh street s $500; ea.,on ond w,ea -
( Martha Jane Murphy, lots Nos. 8 and 4
block ~ Pl1n Of Brook1ana rarE sSHe
r. +. a. Lamb Lamb and wife to Edwin Cowar-
din, lot No 95 in block To- plan Of Brook
land Park, 81.
Wednesday.
to william II. Adams and Richmond
street. No. Tas north, 800.
I R5H. tIarwood and wife TO Conrad =.
Saller, 81 feet on Broad street southea st
corner Of Allen avenue. subject to deed Of
trust for 81, 500, $3.50.
Conrad r, Sauer and wife to R.5H.
Iarwoofl, az feet on West side Of Seventh
Charles R. Guy and wife 70 otway S.
Allen 60 feet on south ,ne d q srnn'
L Nv. S. FORBES and wife to Annie Laurie
BROKER, 40 feet on south line of Franklin
street. ss1-2 feet east Of BOYD street,
Harris and Bowe willies, trustees. to
Grace street, 175 feet west of Allison
iIenirlco: Henry. Holzgrefe.. committee
OF Joseph Holzgrefe, and special commits
sioner, to Elizabeth lioleran. IS feet on
Wood street, southeast corner OF Seven
viii William schwerdtfeger and wife TO
same, lol feet on north side. Of Fairfield
road road northeast corner OF Buchanan
Jane p, Patch to F, s.. I4eake. Jr.. 30
ana F, R. r., $50.
Emma ~ and Robert Mppe eas % Thomas as
to III; ThSomas Mccarthy, % feet on east, line
Of thirty fourth street, % feet south Of
c. eieor aeeef H. Russell Russ, 10 Jennie IT, Dudley
lot t IL IN block i. yscction1, plan Of Highs
S bar ie, Of T"H oyd svehue She
corner of Elm street, $6,117.
Thursday.
Rlohmond,,Robert S. Gray and wife to VII
liam D. Purcell, q feet on east llns O. IN ne
Boulevard. 1861 feet noNh Of Hanover street.
's Enh4 r, Rees,s trustees and l91ha r. a. and
Fl. Rf 81. ss. NJ E fss o ase q as
corner corr Alhsmarls, street, subject to deed OF
OF OF Seventh seven Street, subject 10 deed Of trust
Hsna ana ma wife a;,oys 70 Av. Il ehipd 7
r. west OF MednoW s'N'"t.' s'''"'t
te louis " piszini and wife to same 8 Get
on north line Of Grove !, A ayn MITE ies'
w stss and 9sn p Purcell fssIy and ID Yys T.
Nnvk, Al Is fee, on west line Of Tenth street
iis III feet north OF Clay street, 3, 100,
s,feInhrscher's trustee. q als,l2 feet on. south
line OF Marshall Street. ta4feet east of flrst
s,T enne B. Minor TO 4, HoMard 1ens, /. T
nf~ nmbardy street., Sb.INl, 4t+~
William A, Clarke, Jr.. and wife, and Harvey
a ma Channins NJ, Clarke to Carry L. and
Mnggie b calke - fest or g nst, m, s,roe o.
sso sns S ove and aIfestion - 4, =
W'illiam A, Clarke Jr, and wlfe ana harvey
O. t'hnnning NJ and Carrie i. Clarke t9
Maggie r. Clarke % feet . on cas-, slt H. o. B,
street, and I ffpl adta.inns on tho north con-
siderntIon love and affection. l
iienrico--iIenry 49, TaSlor and wife TO John
F. Feay. % feet ph 81, Jaines street lso tee'
RanE MsMsa er III Hsa'i ios Sc On psn 81 e
Bouierard Residence Park, $500. ~,
clarence r. Iiarwood ana Wife p James ".
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Property Transfers During Past Week.

s s.e f fes nor, Ss 81 ca s s. Street.
1 T. r. seaton and wife 70 Nettie r. slah'.
B 1ss Ses ra AKA So y ooes - : p'A
]. Willies Weaver and wife to Harry and
M9ns fes from Corner Of Gilmore
Avenue. 500. 4lt t}Jstf
Friday. ta'.
Richmond Elzaheh era ter to to G Geo
gianna L. de Saussure;o q feet on norm ~
qe 81 GEass s aSee l. M sot dseds
trust tu:st'y Securing $500, 5000;
III. Fenton Taylor to Caroline AYsuusstine'
Or, line q 1sDsG sreet stsse
FIenrico--IIighla Park Realty CORPORA,
ton TO a. c. Dalton. lots Nos; 10 and II
IN block NO. 16, plan Of Highland Fark'
W and Wl' ,s } E G3 W. an f Styss
acres near the W y nload !soo koaa'
ahSn5 70 W.eSW Iaam Jr ct All
meta tar r. Hundley. 20 feet on south line Of
Taylor Street. southeast corner OF syca-
~ n. A. Lamb Lar, and wife to James B.! Hor!,-
plan Brookland Park, s4oo.
Lewis Ginter Lane , ahn rt1p pts Nos
s ana ii section y, plan Of Gnter Park'
iKsrona ana william k k i e 3,o "
Thomas Richardson, lot NO. II III Dlock
i, plan of Fulton Park, $l2o'
Saturday.
Richmond. Auditor Edw. j. Warren to
Josehlne M. Hudson, 30 feet on Grnhaln
Street, sold for taxes IN name OF NJ. NJ.
Cavalier for year 1894. $500
Josephine Nj, and George W. Hudson 10
Clara A. Howell. same property. S.
Arden and Clara A. Howell TO Leet 3,
Moore, same property, S.
Clerk Walter Christian tn same same
property sold for taxes IN name OF NJ. NJ
cavalier for years 1s7e-lSS3, $5l.lo.
r. IT,. Z Meagher to 7, G, Watkins, 81
feet on Franklin Street, southwest cor
ner OF Thirty-flrst street, 500
Joseph Nj. Berman and wife to Henry
s. Wallerstein. ~ feet on west line OF
Eighteenth Street. southwest corner OF
BROAD Street 5000
Charles u. Wingo and wife to Mann
S., Valentines executors, % Ia feet on
north line OF Main street, 7s Of feet east
or Governor street, subject to deed OF
trust, for $4,000. $4,000.
TTenrlco: Ada M, and George w. Jones
Ia w, r. Ellis, 80 feet on north limo Of
carleton Street, 10 feet east Of Dinncen
street, ss25,
Lewis Ginter Land and Improvement
Company. to james y. Barker, lots Nos
u and 10 In section u, plan Of Cilnter
Park, $40.