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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
Erncxt-Mullnn.

Miss Jessie Kyle Muilan. daughter of
Atrs. ". A. Alullan,. OF az, East Cary
tsrnoon to MI. Hanes clifford Ernest.
the ceremony being performed by the
Rev. Mr.. T., a. Hodges. brother-in law
of the bride. Miss Eta Ernest, sister
weddins march. The hest man was
Clyde Ernest. brother OF the groom,
and Miss Annie Gates was bridesmaid.
of brown cloth, with gloves to match.
and The bridesmaid in point d'esprit.
The parlor in which the ceremony
took place. was beautifully decorated
itn cut flowers
Mi, ERNEST Is associated with the
John T.. Williams s. Sons Company, and
is popularity and we'll known. The prIds
is a beautiful and attractive young
woman. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest arc now
touring In the North.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
eo.M'si'clAL TRAVELLERS.
i''chh'oha G"uncIi Meets ana Tu,s J..
AfS ScW Menlbcrs

!, y very enthusiastic meeting OF Rich-
i ~ sa q. Council United Commercisl
, lravsiers, awes held IN the council
,isht =, smiihdeal Building, last
Asla since the red and blue contas,
or members was inaugurated on Sen.
TENDER 2stib The contest Tor ,nembers
IS to continue until March 81. iaos
ana IS therefore, not set fully under
RaS. However aome idea OF what Is
ohias aone along the Hue OF getting
henfpers may be bad from the ,neeting
iieid last night when lhlrteen applica,
ions We're presented and four candl-
dates initiated, Those initiated wero
Mtessrs, George NJ, self, F.. l.. Norton,
~ n Gilman and P. y. strauso, The
whole commercial army seems to be
on the alert for new members. and the
prospects never seemed brighter fov
1he rand advancement OF the L, G. n.
interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13

A manwho owns fine coffee
plantation in Jamaica said |:
-Four years ago | discovered
that coffee was running my
health, and lquit and have been
using Postum ever since"
Experience taught this man
that he could not drink his own
high-grade coffee. Its &C tiv e
Observation-Disclosures the ner.
VOWS system, interfeYes with di-
gestion, and trouble is sure to
follow.
Some folks may take the hint
and change to Postum,
1t is absolutely free from drugs,
and when well made, that is
boiled Is minutes, it has a deli
cious taste similar to the mild,
high-grade Javas, With the natu.
ralvital food elen,entsof the field
Grains that repair the damage
done by coffee. There's a Rea-
SON. Read that little health
classic "lhe Road to We'll.
vile, in pkgs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
NEGRO HELD
GUS Wright VIII he Tried in III,

Gus Wright VIII he Tried in tl,r
=. Wcsteru District.
United States commissioner Joseph
+. Brady yesterday committed Gus
Wright to jail, subject TO warrant of
removal for trial in the Federal Court
of the Western District Of Virginia
upon the charge OF using the mails
for fraudulent purposes. Wright Is
the negro arrested at the instance Of
Post-0iiice Inspector Hal B. NIosby,
who charged that he was using the
mails to advertise and promote a fake
insurance company known as the
CONSOLIDATED Order of friendships"
The negro had an office in Roanoke
and II was from that city that the
literature captured by Mr.. Moshy was
sent out The case will therefore have
10 be tried IN the Western District.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
GOOD WILL MEETING.
Junior Order Of United Americans nre
n Addressed ny Mayor hIccnrthy.

All open meeting of Good VIII Coun-
ell, No. 90 Junior Order of United
Americans. was held in Corcorap. Hall
last night, and addresses were made by
State Councillor Scdgwick and other
State officers,
Mayor Mccarthy addressed the au-
dienea on the subject Loyal Ameri-
cans" Mr.. Mccarthy said that "a citi-
en- should combine virtue with liberty,
and that he owed no more patriotism to
his government than the government
owed in duty to him.
The occasion was enivened with
several musical selections, both graphic,
phonic and Instrumental.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
,aned by Mrs. Jones, and is stopping

Mr.. and Mrs. Jones came down
Thursday night from Washington and
attended the fair and horse show, The
Congressman called upon Colonel w. j.
Bryan at the Jefferson Friday. and
they chatted pleasantly for q while,
They served in Congress tose ther, and
have always been on friendly terms.
Mr.. Jones's health Is much improved,
though he has not entirely recovered
from his recent illness, Mrs, Jones
was also sick for u long ting. and she,
too, is now greatly improved. The
popular dean OF the Virginia delega-
ton in Congress was warmly greeted
by friends at both Murphy's and the
jefferson,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
for establishing the hospital Will b
Tomorrow night.
DRANK IODINE

Massey Crown Sai,i III
he In dangerous Condition.
Massey Crown, the threc-ycar-oid sor
OF Mrs. John A., Crown, OF 703 Church
Street, drank the contents OF bottle
iof Iodine yesterday morning, und whom
his mother returned from her market.
Ing she found him lying unconscious or
the floor. The ambulance was called
iln pr. Strole, responding, admins
finally restored, but is still in a dan
serous condition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
to consider, and VIII also take IN and
pass upon the new building code pre-
pared by Inspector Beck.
WORKED OLD GAME,

Eiiini Dell Pissed Ticket Throuel,
Fence to His Wife ana Nus Caught.
Elijah Bell and his wife. Mary Bell
tcoiored), appeared in the Police Court
Yesterday morning on the charge Of
state Fair Associa ton.
liJah was charged with passing his
t!aket through the fence to his. wife.
onlcers saw the game and nabbed the
wanted 10 see the fair, but that they
dlu not have enough money to pay FOR
Two tickets. TheY were fined $50 ench.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
BROTHERHOOD MEETING
Weil-i<noWn Speakers on prusrnm for
TO-Niorrow Night

IN connection with the General Con
Eehtlon. and under the auspices of the
local assembly. there will be Il meet
ing of all the members OF the Brother
ilood or ST Andrew. The meeting viii
Ne p, held In All Saints Parish House on
madlspn Street Tomorrow night. The
Rev. John Moncure. of the Pinhmn,m'd
assembly, will preside. Addresses viii
% made BY Bishop futile, the presid.
ing bishop of the church: the Rev
". Mcllwaine. rector Of Cavalry
Dnurch; Pittsbms, Pa. and Mr.. Ron
~ en r. Siarulher, president Of the Broth
sethood OF st. Andrew In The United
states. Mr.. John ". Wood, secretnrv
OF the BOARD Of Missions. viii mako
one or The introductory speeches.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
No DANdE. FIsOM Pi.AGUE.
DIR, Parker Setn NJ Rest Alnrh'iSt lie
ports us to Ills HOspltnI,

ports as to His .'p,,bsreulosis Hospital,
Some opposIlioh to the ERECTION or 2
hospl.a! Tor tuberculosis patients by
pr. William IT, PARKER mas husn nSr
lint tho location az such n hospital IN
their neEhborhood viii he conducive
10 an infection OF the plague,
Isl IDEAS and reports. pr. Parker states
thai there Is absolutely no aauS-t 2
such M Infection and That slgeSTulnar
that 10 will remove his faml! AZ, y ~.
Ills family with him, and sHys also
that there VIII be less. ianger of IN
fecIlon in his hgspitel then IN one half Ing Z
of the homes Of the Gil yin " hsFs 4l!'ere
arekeass8 'f tlbercul9 ~, ! y. ,sS N,
Gallhe mlattel OF granting me IapeftnllA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
ENTERS HOUSE or DEATH.
burglar Intrudcs Into Home of M,
penAley Willie Sitting Win RndY.

nuiSluF ihiruues INTO Home of air
pensley While sitting WITT, Body.
While sitting up Friday night. N
company with some friends, with the
hody Of his fnther-in-law, who died
the day before, Mr.. Len Peasiey, oil
No sos North Twenty eighth Street
was aroused by hearing some one en-.
terlng the house. Securing his revDl-
yer. he began investigation. and was
Just in timo to see a. negro lean
through window. Mr.. Pcnsley was
afraid to fire because Of the prox,"...y
of his friends, and the man escaped.
Several attempts at robbery have
been reported lately on Church Hill
and the residents are sud to be much
aroused.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Especial to Phe Times-Disnatch,)
L WI'.CtdESTER. Va, October 12,-
Walter Preston Fahnestocii. Of Saums-
vile, and Miss Edith May Lutz, daugh-
ter Of Morris Lutz,a prominent farmer,
We're married at Edinburg last evening,
the Rev. s. ., Shelton officiating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
Captain Moore Res,rns,

! NORFOLK VA. October la.-Captain
G. G.. Moore, OF Company q Sevantve
iilrst virginia Regiment. Newport News.
mas sent his resignation to Brigadier-
General Vaughan, having accepted a
position elsewhere. :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
Ar. s,nltl, Re.irl,s.

Post office Inspector G. f. Smith, of
this city. who has recently beer az p,
signed to Il new position IN North
Carolina, has resigned,
Mi. Smith retires from the place be-
cause It's duties would call him into
North Carolina while his family resides
here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
nEANY MEEI1,s Monl>.
Aiany Meetings Are Scheduled for m.
City Hall,

City Hall.
heavy weeks work has been man
ipeu OUT fof connGilmen at the Oil,
Hal and many Important meetings. hay,
neen schaduied. They h'e as follows
Mon"aS--tommon Council. y T..
NJ; Cum,nlitcc on Relief or ,,,n
roVr, . y. ~; Nntcr, r. NJ;
Z Light. Sr. VI,
iuesd'lN---honrd Of Aldermen. y
~ streets, - Grounds AMI
Reform. = Y. Al.
Itfe Council! to-iItetrow MGR i ui,
,itSSNe . steat deui oi loutiue business
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
ARM BADLY CRUSHED.
Twelve-Ycar-Old hoy Held Some Tim,
in machinery.

Clarence Hardin. twelve years old,
had his left arm frightfully torn in a
piece of machinery In a shop on Cary
Street yesterday. His arm was broken
and parts OF the bone were ground to
pieces before la could be relieved. He
was treated by DR.. Strobe, Of the city
ambulance corps, who attended him and
removed him to his home, 1908
Buchanan Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
Fnotben Plnyers tp ppncc.

Thu football eleven of the Richmond
Howltzers will give q. subscription
dance in the Howitzers' Armory on
o M,iIanssday eysnlhs' ees'nn'ns = 7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
Bi,hou Drent 10 sn.uIx.

Bishop Brent, Of the Philippine Is.
lands, will address the students N
Union Theological Seminary in the
seminary chapel Tomorrow morning
at o O'Clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
THOUGHT THEM CROOKS.
Three Men CauEht Ivy Detectives Wren
End Wiltshire Held for October l1th.

~" 'S S,''rc IcIU Tut VctObcr Isth.
:, Charles a. Bear, Max w. Adams and
Henry SNYDER. three white men, ap-
peared N the Police Court yesterday
morning, charged With being suspi-
cious characters. They were arrested
nX Detective Sergeants Wren and
Wlltshire ut the Fair Grounds. where
they were seen to be acting in a sus-
picious manner.
Captain Tomlinson asked that the
cases be- postponed tn October 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
MN. ZONES HERE.

First District Congressman ut tho
Jefferson.
William a. Jones, of Richmond coun.
Is, representative IN Congress from the
FlrsL District is In the city, accom-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
SENATOR SlLzER'S
ON COLBY AS LAWYER.
Said That New York Lawyer Was the
Same as a Layman I'm State
of New Jersey.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Apr. 90
Senator George S. Silzer is quoted
here as saying that he considered the
Thaw trial farce and New York law
methods ridiculous. This comment
was somewhat in line with a joke up
on Everett Colby, late in the legis-
lative session, for which the Middle
sex senator was responsible.
Colby had been speaking on bill
defining contributory negligence, and
Senator Wakelee interrupted with a
lengthy dissertation on the subject
and when he finished, Silzer called
out:
Every we'll done, for layman.
Colby presently walked over to Sill
zers desk. What do you mean, Sill
zer?" he demanded. THE idea of
your calling me layman! Why I'm
a New York lawyer"
"Never mind, Colby" said Silzer,
soothingly, that's the same thing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
RUNS STATE BY PHONE
ALTHOUGH HE'S IN BED.
Governor Stokes Condition Greatly
Improved-Wm Visit Mother
Today As Usual

TRENTON, Ape 20:-Governor e.
C. Stokes, who was stricken with an
attack of stomach trouble at the state
house Thursday afternoon and has
since been confined to his bed, was
reported to be very much improved
late last night. The fever which ac-
companied the attack has been great
ly reduced and DR.. Horace G.. Norton,
who is in attendance, said last night
that the governor would be able to
go to Millville today for his weekly
visit to his mother.
The governor will probably return
TO this city Sunday night and contin-
ue TO rest until Wednesday, when the
court of pardons sits.
The hunting and fishing trip which
the governor intended to make to the
Pennsylvania mountains, has been in
definitely postponed.
Although it was overwork that
caused the governors breakdown, he
has throughout his Illness kept in
close touch with the business of the
executive Office and has continued to
conduct affairs by the use of the tele-
phone which he has kept close to his
bedside.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
Local Concern is Erecting Build
ings to cost $4,000, on
Neville Street.
THE CONTRACTS ARE AWARDED
New Jersey Land Company Gives Ma
sonry Contract to Hans Greisen
and Carpenter Contract TO NJ. j.
Dinesen--F. l.. Brown is the Agent
of the Company Which Plans an
Active Constructive Policy Here.

The New Jersey Land and Building
Company, of which f. l.. Brown is
agent, has awarded contracts for
eight brick houses to be built on New
lille street, in the Woodbridge road
district, and the excavating work has
been commenced.
The cost of the work will be $24,-
600. The brick work contract has
been awarded to Hans Greisen and
the carpenter work will be done by
M. ]. Dinesen. The work will be
rushed to completion. The houses
will contain all modern improve
ments and will be of the latest type
of construction.
AS soon as the excavating is COM
pleted actual work on the building
will be commenced, and the company
expects to have the buildings ready
for occupancy in short period. This
firm plans for active work along this
line in this city in the future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
Novel Program Rendered plell9|
to Dancing ailanish Soeiab|G
A. C.'s Affair.
THEIR Sixth ANNUAL SUCCESS
The Horse and Mat Tumbling Work
of the Boys Glass Was Feature
and the Older Glass OF Nine Men
Surprised Even Their Most San
guine Admirers Capable Com
mittees Were in Charge of Affair.

Washington Hall was the scene of
large and merry gathering last
night when the Danish Sociable Ath-
letic Club held its sixth annual en-
tertainment and ball.
The gymnastic exhibition COM
menced at 8 o'clock. Chairs had been
arranged about the floor of the hall
so as to accommodate a large crowd.
For nearly three hours the older and
younger classes and the boys class
of the club kept the guests interested
and they won much applause.
A feature of the evening was the
horse and tumbling work Of the small
boys class. The younger class and
the boys class composed Of nine men
worked under the instruction OF Prof.
David Hand. Prof. Spawn was pres
ent but could not take part on ac-
count of an injury to his foot recent
ly. The younger class and older MEM
bers id some excellent stunts on the
horizontal bar and the uarallel bars.
No boxing or wrestling matches were
held, but mat tumbling was feat
ure.
The athletic work lasted until
about IL o'clock, when the floor was
cleared and dancing was commenc-
ed and lasted until early this morn
ing. About midnight supper was serv-
ed in the balcony of the hail.
The committee in charge of the
affair consisted of Paul Martinusen,
chairman; Charles Larsen, Tonnes
Tonneson, Myers Hansen and Math
Hansen. Myers Hansen acted as
fioormanager, and music was furnish-
ed by Falson's orchestra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
EXPECTS To BEGIN BIG
BULkHEAD NEXT WEEK.
Contractor Jacob Hanson Preparing
to Undertake the Front Street
Improvement Next Week

Jacob Hanson, who was awarded
the contract for the Front street bulk
head by the Board of Aldermen at an
adiaurned meeting Wednesday night,
said this morning that he expects to
start work about the middle of next
week. AS yet which side of the bulk
head Is to be started first has not
been decided on, but it is understood
that the street committee and City
Surveyor Smith are to meet Contract
or Hanson tomorrow morning and
look over the ground.
The bulkhead is to extend from
Market street to the Raritan Yacht
Club property.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
GROSS is REFUSED
METUCHEN LICENSE.
After Hearing Evidence Judge BOor-
aem Decides According to De-
sire of the Majority.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Apr. 20:---
Judge Booraem yesterday afternoon
refused the application Of David
Gross for a license for Hillside Inn.
formerly Metuchen Inn. in Metuchen.
The Judge practically recognized local
ton in Metuchen. When the APP
lication originally came up. the
Judge said he would be guided by the
expression of sentiment he received
from Metuchen people.
In announcing his decision the
judge said that about twenty per
cent of Metuchen's population had
gone on record against the license.
Fifteen per cent. of the whole had
signed the remonstrance against the
license, and only five per cent. signed
the petition for it. The court felt,
therefore, that 1t was bound to con-
slider that Metuchen sentiment was
against the license.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
WORK ON GATE POSTS AT
GUIGUES PLACE STOPPED.

Unio trouble has stopped the work
on the piers in front of Albert A..
Guigues' new residence at Water and
Lewis streets. The piers, which are
fancy front brick gate posts, were to
have been completed over week ago,
but owing to the employment of non
union men on this work and employ
ing union men to do the work in the
building. one gang of men was
obliged to quit work. The union men
in the building. who were employed
By Contractor "A. K. Jensen, threaten
ed to leave their work If another con-
tractor was not put to work upon the
gate posts. AS it was necessary that
the building be finished as soon as
possible, in preference to the stone
piers, the architects had the work
stopped by the non-union men on the
piers apd the union men continue in
the building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
STATIONARY ENGINEERS
PLAN FOR STATE SESSION

AT meeting Of the American Ma
tional Association of Stationary En-
gineers in Red Mems Hall last night
it was decided to hold the state con-
vention in this city May Z. Secretary
w. B. Barr, of the state association,
was present at the meeting last night
and helped make arrangements. Mr..
Barr also spoke at the meeting.
1t is expected that about seventy
five representatives of various locals
throughout the state will attend the
meeting which will be held in Red
Mems hall. Trustee Charles H. Dro-
lick, together with several other state
officers, is expected to be present.
The meeting last night was we'll at
tended.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
PRISONER HALTED IN
A DASH FOR LIBERTY.
Negro Was About to Make Effort TO
Escape When New Brunswick
Policeman Caught Him.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Apr. 20:-
While Christopher J. Cook, negro
prisoner, was being taken up the
steps of the local Jail yesterday he
turned and was about to dash down
the steps in an effort to escape, when
he was captured by Policeman George
Hoffman. Then he was taken into
the JAIL He will be sent to the Rah-
way reformatory.
Joseph Newberger, also negro,
and a companion of Cook, yesterday
got two years in the state prison. Both
were sentenced for stealing blankot
last winter from Asa Hoagland, who
lives near here. Newberger's penalty
was made severe because he has serv-
ed time before this occasion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
AERIE OF EAGLES ADDS
TO ITS MEMBERSHIP.

A session of Perth Amboy
Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles, was
held in tre hall in the Mccormick
building last night. In the absence
of the worthy president, l.. B.
Moore, Worthy Vice President George
Walker presided. Ten new applica-
tions were received and five candi-
dates were initiated. The new degree
team did the work in an excellent
manner. A committee was appoint
ed to have a buffet put up in the
rooms. The lodge rooms will be
open every day in the week. The
charter list is still open and new
members are being taken in at each
meeting. Nothing definite has been
decided on yet in regard to the pro-
posed excursion to be held this
summer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
A. WORTH
. is SUMMONED.
old Resident Died at His
Home on Market Street
This Morning.

Alvin F. wentworth, seventy-four
years old, died at his home on Mar
ket street, at 8 o'clock this morning
after lingering illness of about a
year. About a year ago Mr.. Went
worth was stricken with paralysis and
later had another stroke. He then
improved slightly until a relapse
came later, which caused his death.
Mr. Wentworth is well-known in
this city and for number of years
was engineer on the Central railroad
drawbridge. His son Marshall and
wife, of Chicago, came to this city
last week in response to letter in
regard to his Illness. Mr.. Wentworth
leaves a widow.
The funeral will be held from the
house at O'clock Tuesday afternoon,
Rev William P. Hill officiating. In
terment will be in Alpine cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
HIGH SPEED TRAINS
FOR ASBURY PARK
Pennsylvania Railroad VIII Race
Trains Through this City to Cut
Down Running Time.

ASBURY PARK, Apr. 20:-In a
speed test made yesterday afternoon
with view to ascertaining the possi-
bility of a sixty-fve-minute train SER
vice between here and New York, a
Pennsylvania train leaving Jersey
City at 3:40 maintained speed of
eighty-five miles an hour over part
of the distance.
The run was made with type of
locomotive more powerful than any
thing hitherto used on the division.
The train reached Newark two min
utes late, but was on time passing
Elizabeth. 1t reached Red Bank in
fifty-three minutes from New York
and Long Branch in sixty minutes.
This, it is said, demonstrates that
without stops this city can be reached
in sixty-fiye minutes, which would be
ten minutes better than has ever beer
done.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
RUN over BY TRAIN;
RIGHT ARM CRUSHED
Jamesburg Man Injured While at
Work on His Train at Monmouth
Junction Last Night.

TRENTON, Apr. 20-John Abbott,
of Jamesburg, a brakeman on the
Pennsylvania railroad, had his right
arm crushed below the elbow, late
last night, when he was run over by
his train at Monmouth Junction.
Abbott was signalling to the engi-
neer of his train and in running
alongside of the train his foot slipped.
He fell on the track in front of the
caboose and the wheels passed over
his arm.
Fellow railroaders picked him up
and placed him on board train,
which conveyed him to the Clinton
streetstation The police ambulance,
in charge of Patrolman Honman,
took him TO Mercer hospital.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
CONTRACT GIVEN FOR
BUILDING ON SMITH ST.
Tube Diamond VIII Erect Structure
for Isaac Singer Near Madison
Avenue to Cost About $11, 600.

Tube Diamond was awarded the
contract for Isaac Singers new build
ing this morning. The contract was
signed Immediately by Mr.. Diamond
and ground will be broken next week.
The building, which is to be built
on the northerly side of Smith street
near Madison avenue, adjoining the
Floersch building on the east, will
be three stories high and will cost
about $4,000. 1t will have front
age of twenty-five feet on Smith street
and will be sixty-five feet in depth.
The plans show a store on the
ground floor and two flats of eight
rooms each on the other two floors.
The building wiwll contain all mod
ern improvements.