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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-29
BASE Ball SEASON
OPENS DECORATION day

The Pennsylvania, Ohio and West
Virginia league completed It's or
gani2ation Saturday at i meeting
held at the Hotel Henry, Pittsburg,
by admitting Steubtnyilld as tine
eighth member. The league is now
comprised Of these towns; Brad
dock, Wayncsburg, Washington and
Uniontowu, in Pennsylvania; Steli-.
bcnyille and East Liverpool, in Ohio.
and Fairmont and Clarksburg, in
West Virginia.
1t was decided 70 open the season
Decoration Day and close Saturday,
Sept. 22. One hundred games viii
he PLAYED. II was intended to start
the championship season earlier, but
when it was shown that it would be
to the Leagues advantage to start
Decoration Day because Washing-
ton could not get lis park before that
day, and that other teams would he
stronger, The clubs fell in line.
Richard X. Guy, who was chosen
president and secretary at the prey
ious meeting, Was also made trcus-
urer. lie wilf~hayc control Of all
the funds. He will have charge oT
the umpires. serve on all committees
and settle disputes.
Marietta. Mt Vernon and Sharon
applied for membership. After
hearing the claim Of each a vote was
taken and all seven clubs entitled to
n vote chose Steubcnyillc.
The constitution prepared BY
Nessrs. Grim, Travis and Mcllim
was adopted with but few changes.
1T was decided 70 pool all holiday
receipts. The guarantee Of each
game was raised to $50, which is
larger thm any minor league in the
country has in force. The visiting
manager, however has the option at
the close Of a series to take the guar
antce or the gross gate receipts.
Manager Seamon, Of Washington.
was responsible for the $50 gtlaran-
lee. This was opposed by certain
clubs, particularly those in West Nir-
ginia. but ms a compromise the OPP
ton Of THO gross receipts privilege
was adopted.
No salary limit was adopted. A
motion &yas raised by Mr.. Travis, Of
Stcnbqhyille. 10 have the limit at
$l,20q, but it was voted down. A
schedule committee viii be appoint
ed this week, and il will report when
the league meets again March !.
At The meeting each club will deposit
iis $500 forfeit money,
The meeting was attended by these
managers: Milt Montgomery of
Wayncsburg; Scamon. Of Washing
ton: Gromingeh, Of Uniontown;
Tbad Troy, Of Fairmont. and Eddie
Lee. Of Steubcnyille. The other
representatives, were Travis, Of East
Liverpool: Grim, Aud and Eoeberi-
Of Wayncsburg: McEim, Of Brad
dock Slack and Raymond, of FAIR
mont: Sonimers, Of Carlsburg, and
Thompson, Of Steubenyillc.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-29
THROWN FROM HIS HORSE
LIES UNCONSCIOUS

Clctus Bartlett was accidentally
thrown from the horse he was rid
ing Monday morning about $50
and badly shaken up. The accident
occurred on Main street, Just at tie
western end OF the bridge. and di-
rcctIy in front of Vamort's board
ing house. Mr.. Bartlett struck the
brick paving with considerable force.
and lay unconscious for a few min
utcs. Restoratiyes were applied and
after he was brought to conscious
ness he was taken to DR.. Showalters
office where his injuries were treat
n1
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-29
ZINN DIES
AT SALEM

George L. Zinn died at Salem al
9 o'clock Saturday night from con
sumption. His age was about S.
years. A wife and four children
survive him. Mr.. Zinn was stone
mason by trade. He served several
years as town recorder at Salem and
was one Of that city's prominent and
active Republicans. The funeral
was held at ! 80 o'clock Monday af-
ternoon in the Baptist church there,
Rev. Arthur Hank conducting the
obsequies and the Odd Fellows hay
ing charge Of the last sad rites.
Burial was in the Odd Fellows ceme-
tery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-29
UNION MEN
LARE FINED
(Bv Associated Press

Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. 20 President
Edwin Ii. Wright. Of Typographical
Union No. l6, was today fined BY
Judge lioldom. Of thc superior
nourt, 500 and sentenced to 30 days
in Jail for contempt Of court.
Edward Bessette, !, member Of the
union. was fined $50 and sentenced
TO 30 days in Jail.
The Union itself was fined 81 900.
The charges against The Union and
its members was violation Of an in
junction forbidding them intcrfcr-
ing in any maner with the speration
Of printing establishments operated
by members of the Chicago typothcta
and their workmen.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-29
THE GREATEST POWER
IN THE WORLD

The greatest power in the world
with this key thought DR.. Peters
held The audience Of men at the y.
NJ. G. A. hall Sunday afternoon and
kept their interest from start to
finish. The greatest power in thr
world he called "HIeart Power" up.
on which the hopes Of the nation
rest. Pr. Peters has / warm place
lin tie hearts Of alI y. NJ. G, A. mn
md Notwithstanding The fine after
uoon had a fine audience 10 listen 70
hi. nlhress.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-29
BOUNDARY
OF HARRISON Co.
(By Henry Hayinond.) ]

= ''' y 10 AlibilNst
In response to an inquiry in tic
Telegram, ! will state that The Gen
eral Assembly Of Virginia in the
year 1888, then being a British
colony, created the County Of
Augusta, and described its bouud-
aries as>eXtending beyond the noun
tains to the utmost limits of l'ir-
ginia," :
Augusta county did not attempt
to exercise any jurisdiction over this
vast territory, and ii was known as
the District of West Augusta.
In the year 111G, the Assembly
passed an Act defining tile boundary
between Augusta County and The
District Of West Augusta, and ~
yiding the latter into three counties
to be called Ohio, Yohogania and
Monongalia. Greenbricr county
was created in 1777. and in 1880 all
the territory of Augusta county be-
tween the Allegheny mountains and
the Ohio river, and south Of tie
counties Of Monongalia and Ohio, %
the Greenbrier county line, was add
ed to Monongalia county.
In May, 1884, Harrison county
was formed out of Monongalia, to
take effect July 20 Of that year, and
was bounded as follows: Beginning
on the Maryland line at the Fork
Ford on the land OF John Goif.
thence a direct course to the head
waters of Big Sandy creek, thence
down the said creek 10 Tygarts' Val
ley Fork Of the Monongahela river:
thence down the same 10 the mouth
Of the West Fork river: thence up
the same to the mouth Of Bingamon
creek; thence up the said creek %
the head thereof; thence southerly
along the ridge dividing the waters
OF the Monongahela from those ot
the Ohio, to the head Of Middle Is
land creek; thence to the Ohio
river at the mouth Of said creek; !;
thence down the Ohio TO the GreeH-
brier county line; thence with said
line s. SIS degrees II. to the line be-
tween Augusta and Botetourt coun-
ties, on the summit Of the noun
tains; thence northerly along said
mountains to the beginning.
At the time Of its formation Har-
rison county was bounded on the
north by Ohio and Monongalia coun-
ties. on the west BY the Ohio river,
on the south by Grecubricr county.
and on The east by the Allegheny
mountains.
The southern boundary Of lIar-
rison county was the original liuc
between Grcnbrier and Munongalia
counties, and was the extension OF
the line between Augusta and Bot
etourt and ran approximately
through the present counties Of
Pocahontas, Webster, BraXton, Gil
mer, Calhoun. Writ and reached The
Ohio river on or near the present
line between Wood aud Jackson
counties.
iii the extension Of the Mason
and Dixon line west Of the noun
tains, It was discovered that nearly
all of Yohogania county lay on The
PENNSYLVANIA side, and the remnant
Of It on the Virginia side was added
TO Ohio county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-29
Another INDUSTRY
IS COMING

An electrical supply concern will
likely locate in the Industrial ad-
dition 10 the city. Representative
Of the concern have been here and
locked at the site. -Four acres will
be required for the plant, which to
begin with will employ $50 men.
Negotiations are ON and there Is
every probability they will come %
a successful conclusion and the plant
viii be located here. The matter i
being looked after by Wilson y
Dcnnison. Messrs. Wilson 4
Dennison are also in receipt Of a
telegram informing them That q
South Penn attorney aud civil en-
gineer are to arrive here today to
conclude the deal for tent acres in the
Industrial addition, on which will
he concentrated The company
shops.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-29

STATE HISTORY
AND DIRECTORY

{ c. $. Sauerland, Of Pittsburg, a
very clever journalist and composer,
is in the city gathering data for the
publication Of state history and
directory Of the Ancient Order Of
HIibernians. It will be complete
history Of the order in this state and
will contain the names and ad-
dresses Of the members, including
the ladies' auxiliary. The work win
be nicely illustrated, artistically
printed. and handsomely bound.
There are thirteen divisions Of
the order in this state-one at Ben
wood. two at Wheeling, one at
Parkcrsburg, one at Clarksburg, one
at Fairmont, one at Littleton, one
at Charleston, one at Coalburg, one
at Montgomery, one at Elkins, one
at Martinsburg, and one at Elk
Garden. The ladies' auxiliarics
number seven, and are located as fol-
IowsN One at Bcnwood, two at
Wheeling, one at Parkersburg, one
ut Elk Garden, one at Martinsburg,
and one at Grafton, and one TO or
ganize at once here.
An interesting history of CIarks-
burg division will appear in the book
the same as Of the other divisions in
The state, and the publication viii
prove Of great value to all Hibern-
ians in West Virginia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-29
A GAS EXPLOSION
BURNS OFF WHISPERS

Mr.. Newton Cottrill, fireman At
ihc Pioneer IRON works at the West
End, upon going to work this morn
ing at a. m, Started TO light the
natural gas in a heating stove, at the
plant the gas was unknown to him
already turned on, when he brought
the light up to the stove the ga cy-
! plodcd, burning OIL his mustachc
and eyebrows, and badly scorchins
his face. Excepting the loss Of Mr.,
CottriIl's whiskers, no damage was
done 10 life, limb or property.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-29
.l1lD BUNCO GAME
TRIED ON "A FARMER

For ways that are dark and tricks
that are mean it is not necessary To-
seek the Chinese, as the following
story proves.
This is the tale Of two "wisq
guys" and an unsuspecting farmer,
but the farmer did not happen to
be Of the comic supplement order,
hence two disappointed schcmcrs.
For number Of reasons no names
are mentioned. One day last week
the farmer, very prominent and in
tluential citizen Of this county, was
coming into town, when just short
distance from his home he met two
men in buggy. He was acquaint-
ed with one Of them and the other
was introduced as Mr.. n, Of New
York, They informed the farmer
that they were just on their way to
his house and had matter Of bust
ness TO discuss with him. Not wish
ing him 10 turn back they would
state their business then and hlerp.
First Of all they wanted man 10
handle some money for them. He
must be a well known citizen, and
Of good reputation. and known 10 be
responsible. Yes lit was something
Of a gamble. but nothing crooked,
and for that reason to successfully
consumate their plans it was ncces-
sary to get a man who was never
known to gamble. For his trouble
the farmer would receive half the
winnings. ii seems that there wa
a party of millionaires from New
York City travelling through the
state and they were at this time lay
ing over at Charleston in their pri-
yate car. For amusement they
carried with them a prize fighter and
pulled off bouts in the car for their
own entertainment. Mr.. X knew tie
fighter intimately, and had him
fixed" He had sent to New York
for another fighter, and intended 70
bring the two together, when, of
course, the milIionaires' man being
as aforesaid, "fixcd," would lay
down. All the farmer had 10 do was
10 place tile bets which would
amount to forty or fifty thousand
dollars. and for the slight trouble
be would get half. Why no scnsi-
BILE may could refuse such 1 Tempt
ing offer
The farmer was not 70 invest a
cent Of his money. All he had 70
do was to bring a certified check for
eight, nine or len thousand dollars,
just to let The millionaircs see that
he was a substantial citizen. Great
idea. but strange to say the farmer
couldn't see it. lie told them that
lie had nice big hungry bulldog at
home. and before they tried their
scheme again, and in order to get il
in working order, they could come 10
his house and ''try it on the dog"
If they thought the canine would
stand it. Two crcstfaIlcn schcmers
returned 10 town, and lit another
pill to dream Of the money they
didn't get. And the moral is that
all farmers" are not born in the
country.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-29
COAL CASE
COMES HERE
FOR TRIAL

suit has Dccn brought before
Judge A. q. Dayton Iby the Red
Rock Fuel Company against the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com
pany, and the same has been set
down .or trial here at d special term
of United States circuit court BY
Judge Dayton.
The Red Rock Fuel Company's
property is in Upshur county, but
most Of tie members Of the company
are residents Of Philadelphia. Tie
case includes principles involved in
the famous Iiingwood Coal and I'ul-
mer Coal ompany eases, the latter
of which i now pending before
Judge DAYTON and the former hay-
ing been decided by Judge Nathan
Golf and a.lirmed by the supreme
court Of tin Emitted States. In nd
dition 70 tir charges Of discrimina-
tion in the istrbutio1 Of cars and
refusal or failure 10 build a railroad
TO its plant tNo Red Rock Fuel Com
pany alleges hat the railroad COM
pany owns sock in coal properties
in this region
The trial b. the case will bring q
nuu,hnt. nf ,.pv. c,niount iawynY..
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-29
FATAL COLLISION
BETWEEN ENGINES
(BN Associntcd Prcs.l

Youngstown, o., Jan. 29-Two
Lake Shore engines collidcd ut
Doughton, five miles north Of here
today. -Four men were injured, one
probably fatally.
They are James Egan, Of this
city, fireman, wound in head, con
dition critical; Frank Probst OF
DoddsyiIlc, Ohio, fireman, serious;
George Wilson, conductor, and Viii
liam Connell, brakeman, slightly IN
jurcd.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-29
HERALD SUES y M. C. A.

The Herald has sued and obtained
Judgment against the local Young
Mems Christian Association for
ffftv-four dollars. The suit was
brought in magistrates court and
was for Job work done for the asso-
ciation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-29
Funeral Of Child

Lucille Jones. infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones, died nj
their residence, 713 locust street,
Sunday, Jan. 2S, at 3 80 p. m. The
funeral took place from the home
and burial was made at Elk View
cemetery, Monday, Jan, 20.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-29
Taken to Asylum

Guards came from The asylum at
Weston Saturday night and return
ed to that institution with Mrs.
Mary Clark, a lunatic, who was in
Jail awaiting their arrival. Mrs.
Clark's home is at Rinchart. She
is violently insane and was the
worst insane inmate Of the county
Jail Sheriff Flanagan has had there.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-29
HUTTON GAS COMPANY
BEGINS LAYING PIPE

The Hutton Gas Company began
morning TO lay its pipes in
Adamston, for the purpose Of estab-
fishing a complete natural gas sys-
tenn in that town. The work Of
will be pushed to all
possible speedy completion, and it
will not be long until the system
will he in active operation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-29
KING DIES
(Ry Associated Pres J

Copenhagen, Jan. 2o-The King
Of Denmark died at 8 80 o'clock this
afternoon.
The King passed away quietly,
surrounded by the Grown Prince and
Crown Princess and their children.
and the Dowager Empress Of Russia.
The news Of His Maiesty's death
spread with great rapidly and signs
Of greatest grief we're to be seen
everywhere.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-29
WARRANT ISSUED
FOR SUNDAY SELLING

Al thc Monday session Of police
court. General Jones testified under
oath that he had purchased whisl,ey
of Yirginius Jasper, at his place 81
business in Glen Elk, on Sunday, the
9Stb Of Janupry. The mayor issned
Ii warrant for Jasper ut once, and he
will he arraigned Tuesday morning
M thc s O'Clock session oil The police
court.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-29
CONVICT ATTACKS
AN OFFICERS
(By Associated Pres. J

Copenhagen, Jan. 29-M. Alberta,
Minister of Justice, escaped assass-
ination this morning by graphing
with his assailant who attacked him
in his office and wrestling a revolver
from him. The assailant had been
sentenced to Imprisonment for burg
larry. but declared lie was innocent,
when he was arrested. Friends say
his mind is unbalanced by the all
legged unjust sentence.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-29
Death of Infant

Chester Ogden Graves, the infant
son Of Mr., and Mrs. Valentine
Graves, died at their residence, 303
Baltimore street, Sunday, Jan. 2s,
at 6 a. m, Of hives. The funeral
took place from the home Monday,
and interment was made at Bridge
port.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-29
LAND OWNERS
4 ARE MURDERED
lBy Associnted Pres.l

Tukum, Jan. 29-Comt Erred
crick Lamsdorf and Baron Roe, two
Of the most prominent land owners
in this district, were attacked YES
tcrday while out driving by a band
Of Reyolutionists and were pulled
from their slcighs and murdered.
IlamsdOri is not a foreign minister.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-29
Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses have been issued
10 Homer A. l.ooman and May
Baker. and George G, Swindlcr and
Ethel Boyles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
- -. september Is.

New York September 1s 1000
ing ~ cars for ne market Nothing doing in live cattle
marked Dressed beef quiet ana medium and c5Hlmoa
F r Is, s ais7 IsrsSsI an IB; eesSIS Quoted
live cattle slow and unchanged; shiDEsnts today %
vidsd between schWarzschild & suzhe-gsr sham
reg scr ana $50 qua Lss q 2eSI ~
p 500 quarters o. Reef divided between the swift
Beef Company and the Norris Beef Company
CALVEs-Recsipts were Including laIe arrivals Non
T-6rriag Good handy veals we're in rair demand ans
s7eey osr s2ass % @ a wsak a5 saslSr 80
were uHsold al late hour Common % prime veals s9la
IS q Dressed calves slow at eQlss9 per ID Tor city
sales-B ", otis CO: IS veals, $50 ID average. at
a, So euis i27 d. s4 10 srasssrs IT'S ID at SO 81
5ieor-s < L Diusnbaaki vsas Iss II. at IS U.s.
T55ia Shannon. % yeas. IL D. at So; DO. $50 H.
5 sauEleIs 10 vsas rs H. at 50: 90 lso n at -
rivals YESTERDAY % cars. a.s1I head which
To- sasate-era and market and with the
C- and al CON street Yards sheep IN light SUP
K and s2dy F9 d h3d fssE sts Hq n i 2 pt ts
uns5d az Iate hour Common 10 prime sheep sofa at
s. car aheiee Vest vi!saia lambs at IS % cul.s a,
sloI 81 s910ise rer M. dressed lambs at 1OaI4c
:, 3 100 n E ,o s1 yiS z lambs g 40 az az
co. 81 n at s. 85 $50 g n. at s. % 10 sheep los
N an So 8 a.. las n. n 81
erns c1iss.qn coHPany, lss Ksntu g IAggbs 50
&c n az s. 50. 80 At n. S5 . shssD. 81 70. at
s. ~. -
george I. 2 Dulanback eoI Northern Canada lambs
"a n al IS. 2Ig do IS p, a. s. 81
Hfrpr4r Co. - virginia lambs 20 70 at s.; -
sheen los 10 a 81 s7i2
sanders gO2 lambs. u y AZ 81 70. &C. b5
>, ar S. 10. is sheep. III n, az s. .
- . Cooper: Virginia lambs. SO r.
&c 80 "a s-eeD aud yearlngs 81 70, AZ IS
E0GS-Recelpts . cars, 9664 head. and there
sale market steady for al weights
- -. 70 choice state and Pennsylvania hogs
Cta6ls az So e0GsT 10 Per 100 n for heavy 70 light
$50. 3 sanders; IS state hogs les p average at
"a n,
~o,g5's 824 70 a. IS IS DO 3Ts 70 a. s. %
Tl5f 4 CO.. 81 hogs. los 70, az 81 boar, $40
e. Tats yesterday 81 state hogs. i9s n az 81
psr-svlvana DO n. az 81 roughs $50 70 az So
5e 2Ts Sr1llsson Company IS pigs n
Totin & shannon Gate ysstsEaayl: "a state hog eos
70 az 50 e5 roughs $50 10 a - 30 ooaFs 80 70
a. s. 3 -. ......,. % 49,. 49,. "a,
n r az % ocoops-s Jersey pigs s. n SO 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19
TRANSACTIONS o. Realty

-, a T,eu,sch and Samuel J. sachar have sold
-. "a and - West 9th ST.. two four story tene-
% houses with stores On p12t $685. 1900 feet No
= y1es III 81 a three story and basement DWELL
- Gus. 90leo feet. g.
80 rsyloI sherman Company has lease, leased tor
-, Sor Herry 5. Anderson 70 caroline NALtlis
81 . sITk s's f.s E 1esr 5-Tb 81. for GafTney
4 cs--ss-e 70 Z A French. No. A6 Wee
~ = 20 f;-6ss 0orapany' 70 a M. Furnold. Nos
49, Vest sc 81. and Tor Agnes 2 FITZPATRICK
/. s-Sr'sncJ5n with De Blois Eldredge, No. u
W " -; sscsz Realty Company has resold through
J eooaae sos % p Msst - - v . l5
- - Isl l-rlH5 Ieet-
- IS se,re--IIass Realty Company has sold Tor
irss EiA g Is iSoy .;askes T5,lsg ave ave
~ WinkIe : scou have solo for George A
rsre-u,sn 10 T p WhiCOck No - Holland ave
IN Nsst & tw1 story Two family house 80.
r.-i Nler has solo 20 Prank McIlroy No $40
A shatzi1n a sors have sod 70 Pailp LAI.z tae
rr s1e feet Oh Tie soutn sac ~ -ALl s. -
81 sast OF Paul-ing ave; also e fTsnk sass; tls
= ieet sour az Rartholdi ST also 20 Henry san
oz ne lot Ex0 teer on ne sas, siae q Sa5
=. berh sae OF 2l6th ST. Is feet east q 5th ave.
A-aG . A- ec-,. s-o- -S r1rbSuse WITH stores
n lTB "a ave on LOT ls-x6l-G feet
lsaao Goldberg has bought No. 81 70 80 East
- stores on plot 15zloos feet.
Jaeoh Goodman and Charles Rubin have SOLD 20
tbra-a-g l7luherg the SIX story uaIhouse Nos
nj ~ ir Eesr ss-h Fl 1n fl0t 81 6xIeou feet.
sieFe has sold 10 A Sporting the three SIX
ff0- renemelt houses in course 81 construction az
an rsro "a Easr I-stl 81 Oh plot 125xleo.I feet
st-aham BaVer has sold 10 II. Frank and Harris
Frrfhars NJ -s Lewis 81 a three story tenement
hC-se az lct % -E-s feet
N-r-ursr NJ Mooney las sold No. q Cherry 81.
fes sr1rv te1enleut house. on lot - sN679 feet
ya.tsr hsTar,s hss sod No los Madison 81. a
ne ef1rv tenement house. or lOt 25El00 feet.
L0usrteld & Prayer have sold No. SfI East 62d
81 fre story single fathCLse, On LOT 2lXl00.5 feet
AS sod n Adelsteil 4 Avrurine Nos. 25s and 200
DIVISION e.. northeast conner OF Et1cge ST, old
buildings on pol q l9I66 6X irregular