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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
ESPERANTISTS
HAVE EXHIBIT
Postcards and Periodicals on
View in Philadelphia.

E~sperantists OF Philadelphia are
showing the progress Of the tnterna-
tional language by an exhibit Of
hooks and postal cards from al
pArts of the world. The Philadel-
phia North American tells about the
exhibit az follows:
IAN exhibition of postcards, pic
lures and literature of Esperanto
Will open today at 1873 North Thir-
feerth street, and continue for q
week, and q private view Of the dis
play yesterday shows an astonishing
advance fhT0ughsntthe world In this
universal language invented Ey Dr.
Ludwig u, zamenhof.
While rffv~daited States is wei,
represented among EspefaTtists
the greatest strides in the language
have been made abroad, and there
are periodicals and papers Of all
sorts from Spain, Russia, England.
Germany, Ronmania, Italy and 9TH
er countries. These periodicals are
devoted TO medicine, photography,
literature. etc, and even q welt
known baseball guile has been pub
ltahed In the language, so that those
living d thousand miles or ten
thousand miles beyond the orbits OF
the Phillies and the Athletics can
get next to the great national game.
1.-THE postcards were received at
different times BY members OF the
Esperanto society in this city from
nlmost every eonutry In the
but AL aren11Gnd64kel46 samo Ian
GnaEe1 Mere NJ quite d library Of
Books. several hundred, in fact. and
among them Grimm's 'EIsktitaj Fla
beloi and La Fentaine,s ditto.
which to the uainitiated might mean
fables Or fairy tales or something.
sTabeIoj de- Andersen, liz probably
Andersanss fairy tales. And then
there ara .Hamseto and 'Julio
CezAro, by one William Shake
epeare. Gesthe, Schiller, Balzac,
MolieFe, SNift. 1Macaulay, sienkiew-
les ! am0ng the authors repre-.
scented.
Then there = dictionaries ord
rven raised letters for the blind
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
DANISH ACTOR
COMING BACK

Hans Didrichsen, a well known
Danish actor. and al company OF
players will return to this city Sat
urday, March g, to produce Min
egen Dreng." (My Own Boy1. q
comedy In five acts, in Washington
hall. Mr.. Didrichsen says he will.
appear with a company OF eighteen
people, including Victor Banker,
who will play the leading role. Mr..
Banker is well known In this city,
where for several years he was In
~structor for the Braga Singing
Society.
The production was given before
large crowds in Brooklyn upon
three late occasions and Mr.. Did
richsen says he me with much sue
cess. 1t will be produced in com
plete form with chorus and vocal
productions here on the night Of
March O.. Nelson's orchestra will
furnish music for the comedy and
for dancing to follow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
TO PUT A TAX
ON MATCHES

Washington, Feb. 2s--FrankIy
admitting that 1T is his purpose to
q the business cut OF existence,
Representative Hughes, Of the Sixth
New Jersey district, yesterday intro
dueed a bill In the House providing
for a tax Of two cents per one hum
dred upon white phosphorus match
es. The bill WAS referred to the
committee ON Ways and Means, of
which Mr.. Hughes is u msmper. MT.
Hughes says that he has introduced
the bill Ia order to make 1t impossible
Tor manufacturers OF matches to Ii
tlnue the production OF those with
phosphorus heads, which are said %
throw on fumes in their manufae-
ture which infects the workers In
the industry with the disease known
popularity az the "Fossy Jaw.r II
would not knowingly hurt any degit-
innate business BY leglslating against
II in Congress" explained Mr..
Hughes, "but / feel that some radi~
cal measure must be resorted to
against this industry which causes
90 much suffering and disability
among those engaged in It. / am
animated wholly by humanitarian
motives"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
BILLS PASSED
IN The SENATE
Clear Calendar Ready for
Fitzherbert Trial.
fFson. the NEWS eoryessonasns.y

Trenton, Feb. 29:-By working
hard yesterday afternoon, and finally
suspending the rules and passing
several assembly bills as soon as
they came from the lower branch,
the Senate cleared its calendar In
readiness for the trial of Senator
Fitzherbert next Tuesday on the
OF misconduct In connection
with the acetylene gas bills. Then
the Senate adjourned until Monday
Among the bills passed were
the following:
The Fielder bill, Senate 210, add
Ing ~ the Jersey City charter a
general welfare clause and per-
hitting the Board of Aldermen to
pass ordinances for the comfort and
convenience OF the people. The or
dinances are not to interfere with
other boards In the city.
The Holloway bill changing Arbor
Day from the first Friday III May to
the second Friday In April.
The Silzer bill permitting Boards
OF Freeholders to establish county
hospitals for Tuberculosis sufferers.
The Nichols bill prohibiting taxi
ing clans with boats with propel-
Iers.
The Smalley bill providing for an
|apportion of $500 of school money
for special classes for blind and deaf
The Lewis bill appropriating
$1,000 tor printing 1000 additional
copies OF the history OF Kearnyss
New Jersey brigade: and these
House bills: Fixing terms Of office
OF assistant auditors In cities; an
|thorizing finance boards In first
class cities to fix the mayors salary;
|c~oncernIng buildings purchased for
city hospitals; providing for the APP
peintment OF special officers by the
prosecutor; appropriating $4,000
for deepening Absecon Inlet, ATTAIN
tic county; providing a fine OF $50
for trespassing on state game farm
lands or fish hatchery premises;
authorizing an increase In the
amount OF interest on bonds issued
for d Bergen county viaduct.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
CONFIRM APPOINTMENT
OVER AN OBJECTION
fsrom The NEWS Correspondents,

Trenton, Feb. 29;--After holding
IT up for two or three weeks, the
Senate yesterday afternoon con1lrm-
ed the appointment by Governor
Wilson of William G. French as
Judge of the District Court OF Cam
den. The delay In confirmation was
due to objections made by Senator
Read, OF Camden. as to the political
activities OF Mr.. French. Mr.. French
was chairman of the Democratic
Executive Committee OF Camden
county and did nos resign az soon as
the governor appointed him Judge.
Later, however, he rendered hts
resignation to take effect Marcn 81,
his term as Judge beginning April Il.
Mr.. French was the opponent OF Mr.
Read for the senatorship last
November.
Senator Reads objection to con-
firmation was that the bench should
be absolutely free Of all political In
~fiEences.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
new BILLS INTRODUCED
IN HOUSE YESTERDAY
lNews Correanondent.N

Trenton, Feb. 29.-Supervision
over dams and reservoirs is given
the State Water Supply Commission
under a bill introduced in the House
yesterday by Assemblyman DeUn-
ger. Dams are not to be construct
ed more than five feet above the
usual low water height.
County engineers are prohibited
from acting for any municipality nm
der a bill introduced by Mr.. Hem
messy, who also has q to re-
quire boards OF education to con-
struct fire escapes on school houses
OF more than one story In height.
A bill by Mr.. Ford makes 1t a
misdemeanor for engineers. motor
men, iremen. conductors, brake
men, hagmen or other helpers on
steam or electric roads to act as
such unless they shall have served
apprenticeship n labored at speci-
fled work connected with these CALI
Iings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
SHIPPING NEWS

Schooner Horace Nj Beekford.
bound for Belfast. Me. sailed from
Roosevelt, yesterday.
Tug paoli With barges Uptcn,
Ardmore, and Malvern en- route
---S-Sss s~ass~v- ~ 4t<frtSas FesR
Chatham. Mnsa.. yesterday.
British schooner IAAdygmfth clear
cd from Perth Amhey yestarday
bound Tor Halifax.
Norwegian steamer Frances
schooner stahaai, Of Nsw Y3gk;
bargas Daisy CT this city, and 8eneT
factor, OF New York, arrived Al Port
Reading yesterday
rug Frvsngsouv fsNsHg bargs
gloucester, black Toua ax1 Hcran~
no hosrnA for taiA easy. azaankad 1ranl
Portland, Me yesteFday
Taw uheskfewaaz Nsth twa
aarEsA. saFznxs tor #srsN
passed yfnsanza kza#sa ea yea
ssEaag
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
BEGIN
RAISING FUNDS
Will Entertain $50 Delegates
at Convention in May.

Rapid strides are being taken. in
the making OF preparations for the
state iremen's convention to be
held here May 15, next. Arrange
ments have been made for the rails
ing of funds to defray expenses by
publication OF a souvenir history of
the Perth Amboy fire department
Web advertisements. TO that end
Il. H. Spargo, an experienced solicit
tor, will commence work at once
among the concerns and residents Of
the city to secure advertisements.
The money thus derived will be used
by tho committee to pay all ex-
penses OF the convention.
Expect 7B0 Delegates.
Upwards OF $50 delegates from
various parts OF the state are ak
pected to be present and participate
In the convention. Efforts ~are1being
made by the local Exempt Firemen's
Association. which rs making the
preparations, to make the occasion q
memorable one for Perth Ambey
and they urge every resident to AID
In boosting the city we'll ri the
firemen. Those In charge are en-
deavoring to make conditions as in
viting and attractive as possible for
the visitors.
The committee OF arrangements
Is composed Of; Patrick ]. Rocks,
chief engineer; John H. Van Horn,
former chief; James III. Glenn, for
mer chief; John N st. John. treas
urer. and J. "A. DRnner. chairman.
Send Ont letters.
In order to urge the public In
financially assisting the project,
those IN charge are distributing cir
cular letters explaining the method
OF obtaining financial support for
the convention. With each letter ID
enclosed q contract blank, which
the receiver ID requested to sign and
mAil with copy OF advertisement to
be placed In the souvenir history. II
the receiver Is not an advertiser he
Is requested to send compliments OF
q friend. The history will be at
tractively finished with illustrations
that the visitors may take home In
remembrance OF the occasion. In
this way the exempt organization
hopes to collect sufficient money to
bear the cost OF the convention AZ
the members feel 1t will benefit the
city 81 the 5ntsida-publlciIy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
IN MAKING.
GOOD CITIZENS
Y. N. {. A. Most Effective
Agency in Existence.

The business fuder4fsh OF the
county fs-that-<6a Yong Manly
Chrissn 6fa the most ef-
M46r the bettsrrnent OF
31zefahsn among Young men
eyfant today. NJ argument Is neoes-
lsarv "a. aubsta ntiats this fact Its
|adanfabiIftv rs every situation. fts
forcefulnaag ifs skilled supervision.
lits bnsiness management. its sixty
vaar - Of a-xner;auco In North Amer
lea. fta conttn1oas Jurowth make the
statement obvtous.
The Youna Mems Chriatfsu Asso-
citation Il not d charity: iii Il pllil-
antrophy In that Ii heIp8 younx men
help themselves. There are an
wards sof ssix thousand young men
and boys In Perth Amhoy. The as
lsociation represents The pest inter-
as q Il. city II sare guarding
lyornr mon and boys There IL q
large number OF young men In
boarding houses. who need its bene-
llts and Influences. Perth Amboy ia
Ia progressive. growing city. and
should not be behind other COM
(munities In providing a modern as
s~octation building for her yoyrnp
men ana boys
Al view OF the Y. ID. G. A.. az ii
worldwide c-o-operator. as seen by
George w. Perkins. ID given aa fol-
lows:
III seems to me there IL no work
going on In the world thaf means 20
much for ts,a world I'll larpe as fbia
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
CIVIL SERVICE
FOR SEALERS
Bill Passed by. the House
Yesterday.
(From the NEWS Correspoaaemt.J


Trenton, Feb. 29:-County and
municipal superintendents OF
weights and measures are placed
under civil service under the bill by
Assemblyman Griffin which was
passed by the House yesterday
There was some doubt whether these
officials were protected in office and
the measure was introduced to make
them certain.
The Senate resolution permitting
the expenditure OF $500 for the
printing of the report OF the Chart
ties and Corrections Board was APP
proved and Mr.. simpsons bill al
lowing the Importation OF Belgian
hares into the State was passed.
The bill by Mr.. Taylor. prohibitlus
the shooting OF game from boats at
the mouth Of the Shrewsbury river
was also favoraly considered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
ELEVEN WILLS
ARE PROVEN
Work Of the Surrogate for
Month of February.
oso.,I y a. EvgNrEg NEW

special to fAs EVENING NEwA.
New Brunswick. Feb. 29.-The
following Wills have been proven
and letters OF administration grant
ed by Surrogate u. ". Clayton dur
Jag this month:
Wills Proven.
Or James Dermody. of this city, by
Patrick Kelly, executor, February /.
OF Julia Eastburn. of this city, by
Freeman Woodbridge, executor,
February s..
OF John b. Mcdowell. Of this city,
by Anna H. Mcdowell. ~executrixs
February s..
OF Eiwood r.. Van Dusen, OF
|Cranbury. by Lena Van Deursen, ex-
Iecutrix, February Z.
OF Robert Lowrle. of Dstpeilen, by
Lewis ID. Walker, Enama =. Giddis
and Robert l.. Gfddis, executors,
February 10.
OF Owen #. MeGowan, OF this city,
by Catharine e. MCGOWAN. executor,
February Is.
OF John Stencil, OF Perth Aniboy,
by Anton Massepust and William a..
spencer, executors. February 16.
or Samuel whitehead. OF this
city. by John A.. Samuel NJ, and
Fshrsorv ~
~ pstar Nv M Dune
=, ~ IIa1ar axecutrix.
Eabr,,srv -
az caorca HI Of This city. by
ohn A. nsMntt axac,tar Febr1ary.
%
=, r,a ia 4 r,ocpsord Of piseata-
ha nassia = n1aesrsard evec4-
80
.~.. - Aa.,s.ss+s-t ,oc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
MARK THE SURVEY FOR
PROPOSED SHIP CANAL
fEron fAa NEYS uorrsauondanf.l

Trenton, FEB. 2g;--The Senate
yesterday afternoon anassed the bill
by Senator Leayitt appropriating
$25, 600 for the erection OF nerIna-
nent monuments TO mark the route
of the proposed ship canal across
this state. The legislature last APP
propriated $aQ0,000 for the ae-
auirement BY the state OF the right
OF way for the canal when congress
cfsctslt- -cvc- - .ussG tlso waaeg-
way. The ronte, which extends
from BoYAentown to near South AM
boy, has been SURVEYED. and the
Leavitt measure provides for mark
Ing the surveys
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
BODY Of MAN
COMES ASHORE
Name Of South Amboy Tailor
Found on Nest

Fort Hancock. Feb. 29s-The
body OF q man, about fifty years old.
washed ashore yesterday morning
on the bay portion Of Sandy Hook,
opposite Life Saving Station No. 4.
From the appearances OF the body,
1t had been In the water at least two
weeks.
On the vest was the makers
anne "Georgs Green Merchant
Tailor, South Amboy1 The mat
was fully dressed and had On & suit
Of red flannel undergaruaents.
There was nothing elsc about the
clothes to establish Identification.
Coroner William III. Morris. Jr.s
OF Long Branch, was Summoned and
he has removed tfle body to his
morgue. in Broadway, that place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
PRESIDENT STATE BOARD
EDUCATION ~A0TPRESEnT
lNews Corfeapondant

Trenton, Feb. 29~-Wiiliam q.
|Schauffser, President OF the State
Board OF Education notified the
House Committee on Education that
he would be unable to appear be-
fore them yesterday while they
made an investigation into letters
that had been sent to County Super
|intendent OF schools. He gave oth-
er business engagements as the
cause of his inability to be present
IT is said one letter threatened
the superintendent unless they re-
Trained from criticislag the State
Board and the laws THAI were passed
last year.
The House COMMITTEES It is assert
ed, will examine the minutes OF the
State Board at an sarIv date.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
REPORT BILL CREATING
GLASS CLASS FOR CITIES

Trenton, Feb. 2s-0ne OF the
bills reported In Che Senate yester-
day afternoon sfas the Leavitt meas
ure creatirsg commission government
municipalities into a fifth class to
[be known, as cities OF the fifth class,
This method OF classification Is abb
Isolutley new In this state and Is pro-
posed to facilitate legislation for
lthose cities which have adopted the
new form OF government. Other
bills reported In the Senate we're:
The smaller hoard OF freeholders
hill by Senator Johnson, OF Bergen
|eounty; the Colgate bill regulating
|publle advertising: the Leayitt bill
authorizing cities to provide public
slaughter houses. and the Lewis bill
prohibiting the use OF repeating
rifles In hunting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
ARRAIGN BOYS
FOR STEALING

Half q score OF boys ranging IN
age from eight 10 fourteen years
were arraigaed before Recorder
Henry w. Kehoe last night GA
charges OF stealing coal and Destroy
Ing property at the old New Jersey
portland cement factory at the
southerly end OF Catherine street
The defendants denied guilt, but
nevertheless were held to task for
the damage. Recorder Kehoe Sc
verely seorad them and declared tae
practice OF destroying propeTtys tor
fun ana of neftv tlfafta sassss as-.
He warned this boys about repeating
such acts In the future.
William X~unatny, fourteen years
old, whom the court heliayed to be a
~ringHeader OF the gang. was locked
la a cell over night 10 await the ar
rival or his parents this morning.
He waa released la their enstods
With the understanding that he mRas
school regularly and keep
MssSA1as.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
|DOINCS ATSTATE CAPITAL
NO NEED To WRAP
BREAD IN WAX PAPER
frrom fhs NR Ks car.sapaadsnf.t

Trenton. Feb. 29:--Assem blyman
Ford,s bill requiring bakers TO wrap
bread In WAX paper was defeated by
the House yesterday The intro
Queer held that the measure was
needed to protect the food from I'M
clean bread boxes, but Mr.. Watson
said 1t would raige4the cost Of living
to hive such an act. Mr.. Donnolly
believed 1t was a measure In the In
terest OF good health and although
1t raised the price of bread q little
1t would be- beneficial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
DINNER TO PRINCE

Errors the rE us 0-srrsspogaeafJ
Trenton. Feb 29.The members
OF the State Senate Will tender q
dinner to President Prince tomorrow
evening at the Essex County Country
Club In Orange.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
ANOTHER MONUMENT
(News Correspondent.

I4fSHb WI N3R1zEE0ttttF
Trenton, Feb. 2S--Fhe Senate
bill creating a commission TO erect
a monument at Washlngtoass Cross
ing was passed BY the House yester-
day. The measure wfs introduced
by Senator LeavItt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
DR.. WILEY DENIES THAT
HI WILL ENTER POLITICS

Washington, Feb. 2~s:Stories
that | am to resign and seek politi-
cal preferment, are manufactured
and circulated by anonymous enc
niles. ! cannot fight an enemy In
the dark. Let him come ont hi the
daylight and ! win fght him. de-
elared Dir. Harvey w. Wiley today,
In denying stories that he will re-
sign to try for the vice presidential
piace on the Democratic ticket
The news when It is news IN the
NN ENfNC MEIVk
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
ANN0YS DOG CATCHER,
is NOW UNDER BOND

One OF q number OF men living Ia
New Brunswick avenue In the vicin-
xty OF Washington street. charged
with annoying and threatening Dog
Warden Albert Leonard. was ar
saigned before Recorder Kehoe last
night aud placed under see bcuda
to keep the peace.
The man was Max Cohen accord
ing 10 the complainant, who charged
him together with others With him
derIng bis work and threatening to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29

aMasr or a~aepaMsug 81 e
wh&Gh u teQ ssaaH 81
aes arEA hdl
sl7 ersa iii $A0 A@ ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
MOTHER OF ]. H.
FOSTER ANSWER CALL

Mrs. Mary Fosfer, sesentyzslx
years old. mother OF j.. H. Foster. Of
Fosters department store. at 90
Smith street, PASSED away about s
o'clock last night at the home of her
son. 2z7 Kearny emu The body
was taken away ON the 12.I5 o'clock
train today from the Pennsylvania
depot to Nashville. Illinois, whMe
the funeral service and inter1nent
will tae place In the family plot tn
a cenatery at that place. Mr.. Foster,
zmtwo sisters. Will accompany
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-06-14
Death Of Mrs. ]. B. Wilson.


Mrs. Matte Wilson. beloved wife d
J. B. Wilson, Of Nashville. died in thai
city on Wednesday, June 5, 1912, aged
81 years.
The family Is very pleasantly re-
membered in Union City. They left
here twenty-four years ago and located
in Nashville. Mrs. Wilson kept popu-
lar boarding house. Many Of the older
citizens, especially the business men,
have cause TO remember Mrs. Wilson q
kindness to them while boarders in her
home. She was like mother to them,
not only looking after their comfort but
attending to the many little details Of
clothesmending and in hundred ways
making them indebted to her Mrs.
Wilson was member OF the Christian
Church. beautifully blessed in heart and
soul and intellect, sweet-spirited wife,
mother, friend and neighbor. and her
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-06-14
Death Of E. N. Church.

Emery N. Church, for many years
one Of the well known citizens Of Union
City and Confederate veteran, died in
Nashville last Thursday after short
illness Of dysentery. Mr.. Church had
gone to the home Of his daughter. Mrs.
Will Pearson, after his return from the
Macon reunion, and there he was taken
sick. He lay i'll for several days and
was removed TO a hospital, but medical
aid and human skill were not sufficient
to cope with natures DEGREES, and the
spirit Of the kind man passed gently
out from the walks q life.
Emery Church was born in Maury
County ia 1889, and from that county
enlisted in the cause Of the Confederacy
and saw active service during the entire
four years OF that memorable struggle.
He was gallant soldier and popular
comrade. He was married in Maury
County and buried his first wife there.
After the war he moved to Union
City, Here be was married to Miss
HARRISON, OF whom there was daugh-
ter, now Mrs. Pearson. Death inter-
yened and the remains Of his second
wife were taken to the silent city. His
third wife was o Miss Sidebottom, and
to them two sons were born, Polk and
John. The crushing news Of the death
Of Polk ID arailroad accident at Charles
ton, ILL.,, and few months later the
demise Of Mrs. Church bowed the heart
with sorrow and filed The soul with
longing that time conld not heal. He
spent few months here in the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Ward, his friends taking |
especial interest ID his comfort, and was
on bis way back to Union City when
sickness and death interposed,
Mr.. Church was one Of nature bene-
factors. He was the soul Of kindness
and friendliness. He was democrat
in every sense Of the term, q man of
the ranks 81 men, well known and uni-
esteemed. He was . member
Of the Christian Church and worshiped I
at the Exchange street church.
The remains were shipped TO Union
-
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-06-14

Fulton, KY, June 10. w. NJ. Dink-
ard was shot and almost instantly killed
ii the Irby- Redeem Drug Company's
Lake street store ~ Ed Moss, following
an attack BY the former with a knife,
and after Moss had been stabbed in
three places. Dinkard i d vell-known
railroad dispatcher Of this place. while
young Moss vas d an Old Fulton fam
liz and himself born and reared here.
The duel between Dinkard and Moss
was not wholly unexpected, because Of
events Of several weeks past, in which
young Moss was attacked in leading
hotel while in room adjoining the
apartments Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dinkard,
after the latter had accused him Of hav-
ing been il the bedroom Of his wife.
Use Dahnka- VI sker Milling Co. Jer.
ssy Cream Flour. q homs product and
guaranteed.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-06-14
Real Estate ] ransfers.

q. w Dodson and wife to j w S.
Ward, lot IN Union City, s4I2
A. ]. Stephens and wife 70 II. p.
Horner, lot ID Union City, $3.50.
| g. q. White and wife 70 II. B. Homer,
lot IN Union City, $780,.
J. p, Wrather to Il. B. Horner, lot
Union City, $3.50
j. Fl Morris and wiieto saIlie Powers,
65 acres ii No. is. 81. 200
w. w. Lytton and wil6 to J. D.
Medley, lot IN No s, 81 700.
w. w Morris, trustee, q II. 70 Metie
Lane, lot ID No. l6, sIco.
Mrs. @. @. speFry to Sol shantz, "a
acres il No. 8, 81, 100.
=. Usher and wife y Mary Shelby,
lot ID No. s, $500.
w. L. White and wife 10 n. n.
jenkins, lot IN No. I8, $3.50.
w. Y. Pickafd and wife ID II. II
Lockers. 1b5 acres il No. 10, s25, 900.
g. W. D0dson and wife 10 Henry ~.
Little Ct al. lot ii Union City, 1855.
q. G. English to Dr. r. y. Walker ii
ni., lot 10 nnion City, e70O,