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The daily sentinel., 1914-03-10
M|L|TANTS PLAN
RESCUE OF LEADER
Associated Press.

Associated Press
Glasgow, Scotland. March TO-
Bands of militant suffragettes wait
ed at all railway stations today in
readiness to fight for the rescue OF
Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, who was
arrested last night while speaking in
ST. Andrews hall
She was removed from the station
house to the railway station early
and placed aboard an express train
for London.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-10

A. r. Munson, Denver attorney
was here yesterday comforting, with
Receiver j. j. Tobin of the Mesa
County bank in regard to suits to be
brought on notes held by the bank.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-10

Milton p. welch, a we'll known
Delta politician. came up last eve
ming for short business visit.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-10

The illustration shows n.
founding asylum where 1900
children, born illegitimately,
are cared for each year.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-10
A SENSATION

Mr.. Robertson was arrested in
Moscow for taking pictures of
places protected by the police.
He Is forbidden to ever enter
Russia again because of the
things he has to say of the gov
ernment officials in this traye-
logue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
MONCURE RESIGNS
SEAT IN SENATE
Special Election to Be Held in
Thirteenth District in
November.

state senator Il. G. l.. Moncurc pre-
Sentcd his resignation as a member
or the state senate to Governor Stuart
Yesterday. Mr.. Moncurc was recently
appointed collector OF internal revenue
for the Eastern District OF Virginia.
He was elected to the state Senate
from the Thirteenth Senatorial Dis
trict, composed of tho Counties OF Spot :
sylvLnia, Stafford and Louisa and the
city of fredericksburg. Mr.. Moncurc
makes his home at Salmouth, in stat
ford County.
Governor Stuart indicated that he
would issue II writ for a special cleo
ton 10 fill the vacancy for the Tues
day after the first Monday in Novem-
Dor. the date Of the regular fall cleo
ton. 1t is anticipated that prior to
that time the party authorities will
arrange district primary.
Candidates mentioned up to this time
are G. OConor Goolrick, of Frcdcr-
ickshurS, and Delegate r. Lindsay
Gordon. Of Louisa.
Another vacancy will be created i'm
the state Senate shortly by the rcsir
nation OF Senator John NJ. Hart. who
represents the Fourth Senatorial Dis
trict. composed OF the Counties of Ron :
nokc and Montgomery and the cities
of Roanoke aud Radford. While there
has been no definite announcement of
candidacy up to this time, the name
OF L. H. Wills, q member of the House
OF Delegates. from the city OF Roa-
noke, has been frequently mentioned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
PUBLIC RESPONDS
TO TR|CE APPEAL
Two Skin Grating Operations
Performed, With Many Vol
unteers Offering Aid.

skin from two OF the score or moro
81 nt:nie WHO have volunteered To- iclp
- - lri"c. 4 patient IN Memorial Hos
pitaI. WAS cngrattcd on him Yesterday
tnd boti, operations win IT is bcNevcd
result successfully. BctSccr.. forty and
MY square inches were tukcI, from
.ach inaN: As only the upper layer Of
tn" skim Is taken. tho operation il not
serious. and recovery Is =. matter OF Il
few days
'Thc story of MIR. Trice ana his suffer.
IN" h'tS aroused wide sympathy, and
many men have offered to give their
are HppiEing Tor the reward that has
been prOucrcd. but tn, sur.cou il,
Ghargr and officers OF tho Memorial
iioSpiial are surprised at the generosity
made known. People who know OF Mr.
Trlce only hy the publicity given to
hln IN the new spapcrs have come for
ware with offers Of aid. and they Y..ilI
ue accepted and operated upon until
The patient has been mad. whole again
letters OF applicants were received
from Petersburg and other near-bv
towns ana many offers were made over
thc Telephone yesterday morning
skin viii be grated onto Mi TrIro
surface Is recovered. When BROUGHT 10
the hoSiHtnl from Louisa County on
December II, 1919. nearly all the Skin.
from the waist down. had been burned
practically in u dying condition re-
hvt measures We're undertaken at once
ana SKIN grating operations were be
gum the next day. Mrs Tr.cc. his two
or MI. Trio" gave of their skin, and
Mrs I'lce ana the two boys were cpc-
rated on twice To aid the sufferer
MI. Tricc has 50 far recovered as TO
be without pain now. ana within Il year
~ IS yNp"cted that his recovery VIII DO
complete.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
VESSEL. DISABLED
OFF DUTCH GAP
Steamer Brandon Breaks Rudder
Passengers Transferred and
Brought Here.

Breaking her rudder. while on
Dutch cap carly yesterday morning
on her way TO Richmond from Norfolk
With passengers and freight, the Old
Dominion steamer Brandon. due here.
IT O'Clock. became disabled. ana was
unable to proceed further under her
own steam The passengers were
transferred to the Petersburg steamer
a,d ala not reach this city until !
o'clock yesterday afternoon Tho
Brandon vas towcd in by the city tug
two hours later.
Tho accident will cause an intcriup-
ton % the daily service Of the old
dominion Mp ana down the James
itifei. However. sailinsa viii be made
every ether night by the steamer
Eork!"y until the Brandou has been
placed In commission. which viii prob
ably require two dayE. Tho Bcrlley
g.: scheduled 10 arrive here this morn
Ing a. O'clock, and 10 sail tonight
at o'clocE
after frcirh, had been discharged
from tho hrnndons hold. which was
not until o'clock last nirht, The tug
began 10 ioW her to Norfolk, ana she
viii It once be sent 10 :; shipy ard
thcr. FOR repairs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
FIND GUN ON PRISONER
Concealed Weapon Charge Against Man
Arrested for DIsOrhcrly Conduct.

SpcNcor Gully, ColOrcd. was nrrested
last night By Police Sergeant Wol =
mack and Patrolinan crurup on the
charge OF being discTdcrly on the
street. When ne was searched At the
First Police Station 4 revolver was
found in his possession. and the add
tional charge Of carrying a concealed
weapon was lodged against him.
Charles Pollard, also colorcd. vas ar
rested by Bicycle Policeman Lciss for
firing Il pistol on Hickory Street. lie
was taken to the Second station. and
there ii was found that there was a
warrant against him. charging him
with assaulting and beating Harriet
Burton some time ago.
Albert Jenkins. colorcd, was arrested
by Bicycle Policeman Traylor on the
charge OF refusing TO move when order
ed TO do so.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
SWALLOWS PARIS GREEN
Roy Drops Candy Upon
Poison and Thcn Emtn II.

Quick wOrk yestcrHaY on thc part OF
DR. NJ. l.. Boyle, Jr.. City Hospital am
hulance surgeon. probably saved the
life of four-ycar- walter IIcnscn
who had swallowed Paris green.
The child was playing in the yard in
the rear Of his parents home. 400 North
Fourth street. lie had II piece of candy
and il fell from his hands and lodged
upon :. small pile OF the poison which
was being sprinllled about the place
Childlikc, he did not hesitate TO pick
up his SWcctmcat and eat 1t. His
screams attracted his mother. and she
lost no time in sending for the ambu-
lance Last night it was said that his
condition was satisfactory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
.P|NCHOT FAILS
TO GET PARDON
Seeks i'll Vain for Release Of Shcr-
man Snccd, Now in State
Pcnitentiary.
NO PARDON FOR DORSEY
Alexandria Murderer Must Re
main Under Lie Sen
tencc.
NO PARDON FOR DORSEY

Although backed by q petition from
''Hnord linchot. former chief Forester
~ tho United States Department OF
NSricuiturc; ana NOR" recently active
leader in the Progressive party 60.
crnor Stuart yesterday declined to par
don sherman Sncrd. serving two years
in the state pcntcntiary for grand lar
ccn:. Snccd is colorcd man and WAS
conNicicd IN the Hastings Court OF the
mother was at one time Il charwomau
at the Forestry Offices fl washington.
and SHE interested Mr.. rinchot IN the
case
The Governor granted a pardon 10
Bette Lee. colorcd, sentenced TO one
year IN the pcnit"ntiary by the Ilus-
tinES Court OF tho city OF LynChburp
for larceny. She has served about half
OF her lime. and tn. pardon Was rccom-
memded by Judge Christian. who pre-
sided AT the trial. and by Common
wcaltha Attorney Yancey, who prose
cutcd.
The Governor refused to pardon Eu-
gene Dorsey. an Alexandra. negro s.rv-
ing u life sentence ia the pcuiteutiary
for the murder OF Tia" artist walter
this murder. but tho sentences OF Dor
s.N and other aCcoInpliCvS wcr" COM
muted b. Governor Mann TO lilo inn
prisonmcnt. Gerald Strattou. u mem
Der OF the state pemitou,iary board.
has intcrestc himself in the case OF
Dorsey, ana presented the papers TO the
Governor.
No Pardon for Woodward
Notwithstanding personal applica-
tiois from John =. Ir;inch. Bernard
Lewis. George Bryan and Davis Bot
tom, Governor Stuart declined a par
don in the case OF Clarence T.. Mood
ward. serving II sentence Of ten years
in the p.nitcutiary from Newport News
for criminal assault. lie has served
about seven years Of his term. aud
members Of his family have been quite
active in securing tho sympath!cs OF
those who sought his release.
The Governor refused tn" petition for
a pardon for William Scranage. now
serving - sentence Of eighteen years In
the State Penit.ntinry FOR a murder
committed In King George County. He
has been IN prison about six years
The petition was presented by g. w
Throcknorton.
y pardon was refused to w. W. Wcy-
mouth. now serving a sentence OF
twelve months on the public roads from
the city OF Norfolk Tor selling cocaine
y pardon WAS refused William Lee
Colorcd. sentenced 10 six months in the
Richmond city jail in default OF bond.
for trcHpaSSing on the property OF 81
Andrews School The case WAS tried
in the Police Court, where suspicious
circumstances In connection with the
trcspass and the previous bad char
actcr of the prisoner led TO IT,. Justice
requiring bona III the sum Of $780,
which Lee was unable to give. He APP
pcaled 10 the Hastings Court, where
the trial court was affirmed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
VIII Hear Candidates.

: inass-tnccting Of citi2cns Of Lee
and CLAY Wards. under the auspices OF
the West End Citizens Association,
:, II be hcld In In. auditorium Of the
William FOX public school on Hanover,
AEcnuc or Thuraday night. Candidates
Tor MtSOT ana TOR The city Council
from thos" twp wards have been in
v.tcd 10 be present ana make brief adj
dresses. The public Is invited to at
i..rIN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
,.os,cr Services at Barton Heights.

EAstcr scrViccs ut l3Hrlon FIciEhts
Methodist Church were largely attend
ed particularly at night. which was
given entirely to reading and song. In
the morning the choir sang the anthGm,
81 Know That My Rcdccmcr Live tn"
and tho pastor, Rev. j. Arthur VIM,
preached an appropriate sermon. The
night attendance taxed the seating ca
pacity OF the church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14

Snlly Eradford. colorcd yesterday
swallowed Il quantity Of lysoi at her
nome. flG Catherine street. and il was
said that she took il with suicidal in
tent. having become dcsDondeut
through III health. She was treated Ly-
Or; NJ. L. Boyle. Jr, city Hospital am
bulnncc surgeon, and IT was said that
she would rcCONor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14

Andrew Roscner, twenty-five years
old. OF II Louisiana Street. Fulton, fell
broke his leg. The bouEh OF a tree to
which ropcs We're attached broke and
the young man fell TO the ground with
great force. He was treated by DR.. NJ
!. ItnNln LIZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
The DQnsants

Commencing Easter Monday.
Afternoon Tea, 1880 to z p NJ.
Admission, with instruction, S1.00.
Evenings, $3.50 to 1890. No ad-
mission charged.
Tables reserved for Gentlemen ac-
mpanied by Ladies'.
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
Miss Marion Naylor and Mr.. James
BNi" ~ New York and Paris, in
he Modern Dances, including the
entral America Tango Davono.
Private Instruction by appointment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
A Big Sale Of Books!
Thousands of Vomcs Many of Which Are Much Loer in Price
Than Customary

The sale includes The wanted Books Travel
boysg nltt ~ F
IL the Bame
cen made for iscvent
no i the tasement
Special Sale Of Standard and Other Sets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
The Dansants

The Management of the Hotel Rich
mond takes pleasure in announcing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
Standard and Other Sets Of Books at Greatly

The fo[Zotoing sets are slightly
soiled on couers or a little dam
aged BY handling:
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
AUCTION sALEs
AUCTION SALE
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES

!. To Whom II May Concern:
Notice is hereby given under Act No,
io5 OF the Public Acts. 1911, with re-
Eoan o s2 xo 70 as. rra1 Viii
sell to highest bidder at public auc-
ton all unredeemed pledges. begin
ming Nov. 2. 1914, sales daily, start
asti :, so IL a ihs folSOwing a astielss %
1881. IL " Gampden; 1884, II. +; nj
Einj 1861, II; Elgir: 1904 Il n
Eissiinn U.s. U.s. Gold @ MEDAL .aEn t sss
Elsin; sabs. n. Q. Elgin;. s4os. .. N.
Hamilton; 5000, II. r. swiss; s7os. IA.
Elsin; ess7. diamond stick PIN
gin; seal. diamond ring; s7os. dls-
n R1ae $685. sSs diamond saa rms; sos. aia
% men a r,ins; soss O. s Hsm, y n
Hamilton; SioT. 3. r. Eixin; sais.
diamond stud: ssi2. II. q. Elgin;
1885. diamond ring; s4o7. H. =. Elg.n;
1883. Q; +. Elgin: ss4e Q. Eig5n;
GIN GIN s Sa%I IL i. fhissis; siss dia-
~ r waiths%; Ss5s. Q, F waithnm:
sss55 F. Pan nnmi lion d ssss' emblem
button; 1857, o. Il. Eigin; loo05, .. r.
waltham; 1oots, IL 9. Waithaw;
loo55. diamond stick pin; ioo1l H.
- Eikini lvlAv, uiamohu TITS Aotsv
ton; ,oisG' II =. Wsithsm; iossi, II.
r. Hampden: 1925. diamond ring;
io2ss, diamond ring; IoaIs, Q; M
n iosss. 8, +. HamIiton; 1919. Elk:
tooth; io4sso. y waltham; iosls.
o 7. waltham; ios2a. Q. = Howard:
lSsss, p IssI Waltnam; ,n ,esa ;Ss q; 3
r. Waitsam; iosss, diamond pin,
: i0s40, o. r. Hamilton; 106is, dia-
1918. diamond .ringi iO72s. chain;
io7!s. H. q. Eigin; io7ss O. f. Ball;
ring; iosss II. q. Eigin; iosss dia-
mond ring; l0sss diamond pin; 1921
half and one quarter dollars; llo47
O.; r. Illinois; 100, diamSpd pin;
Hamilton Uss iiias, n O. Wsltham;
iii5s. II. q. Illinois; I1i7o. dia-
mond ring; 1924, diamond ring;
iliEn ii' iiic F. Diamond s%s 1a ss: ,ii1s
H q. Elgin; 1854, H. +. Hamilton;
1888, II r. Hamilton; 1907. Il. q.
waltham; 1873, o. a. waltham;
iiss$ Chain li sS dIs%on S,.m rnS
ri hsx; 1882 dia%0H O. En- hamilton s 1888.
fi 1855. g. l X. hamilton; isoss. H. 3.
Wal altman and so7 ring; ,i l1oSs; O. ,,,F
i ncm.''S 3. F. . Hamil,ona Ysiio. ala.
m fsiaS. 8 N. Hampden; iaiss. H. +.
Hampdsn; 1880, dis s,so rinS;
ialoI. II. a. Rockford; i2lsS. o. y.
Hamilton; 1851. II. q. Elgin; 1868.
II. II. Hamilton 1882. Q: Hsmil-
'on' 1850 4 e. &. s sa,5 lss11 sl0''n.
Auctioneer.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
BOARD OF AssEssoRs' OFFICE
Detroit. Oct. 20. 1914.
NOIlCE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1851.
PALMER. AVENUE. 2

TO Henry q. c. Weber. Peter Glenn
kin. John schank. Michael RummeL
Henry 8, Koppin. X. Ebert. B. Agricsla.
Robert Wehrmucller Jas. Hergstrolp.
Rans E Mnfa d Peoples jacob sas aa sa9L
VIM; Wintermuth, Herman scherf.
Wiiheimine Andres. Jacob 0aister.
Tony kastrzwski. Augusta Badwick.
Joseph Nieiipowic., Georgs aalstsr. w.
beck. Peter wsbiewski. Martin Door
lax Richard X. Helms, Chas. Darle.
Wiihelmtne Darbe, Duxie Kuchera,
Carl Hoffman. August Abraham. Mar
tha A. Gould. w. 4. G. Schroeder, Noah
sohn Mohr Anna S ssssi:b sssi Eoais *.
loz, A. Gabler. and to all other persons
owning, occupying or otherwise In
terested In any Of the lots and prem.
Uses fronting on Palmer avenue in said
,GitE Of Dsf DETROIT within the limits here
The Common Council OF the City OF
Detroit. having ordered so much Of
Palmer avenue, from the east line OF
Moran street to the west line Of MI.
Elliott avenue, to be graded and paved,
notice 10 hereby given that an assess-
mont has been made upon all the lots
avenSs. and liable to be be assessed FOR
said Improvement under the provisions
OF the City Charter. and that roll OF
said assessment H. now completed and
will remain at the Assessors Office
In the City OF Detroit, from the date
BOARD OF ASSESSORS. .l..-
l,t BY Daniel L. Dtlworth.
A-977 President.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, october 20. 1914
PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1649.
MCCLELLAN AVENUE.

To II Krolik. l.. w. Hamlin, Ira o.
borne, j. c. Presich. A. Herrpfck. A. J..
smith, August Lauter, A. Huard. A. II.
Austin, w. J. Margeson. Mrs. Diemond.
Otto Wandrie. L. Il. Almdinger. N. Lau-
yer. y. Robarge.. Jr.. Charles Redcap.
Board OF Education, A: Smith. George
Hamilton, @. NJ DeCouisey. j. Sarbow-
ski. r. W. Kent. H.. Krolick. Alfred
Laurean, r. Krolik. j. c. Schmidt, L.
Dempke, l.. Skodda, G., krause. II.
yoight. NJ. c. weisch. IA. Ransier. M.
Helms. q. schaddact, c. r. Schaening,
III Weise I'D. Splitter. George Reeves,
Frank Lux. Il. Schatenbrandt, Victor
a Lipshitz. A. Campbell. r. q. Hough-
Ton II. Braebeau, c. Weidman. NJ. Gil
bert G. G. VIII, George Hamilton, T.
W Mullen, Jos Girard, G.. r. Smith.
Frank Wardeii. Catherine NJ. Schmidt.
y Robinson, Cassie a. Ryan. Eveline
r forester. Anthony Gabler J. J. Null
lin Margaret McEnhiil. Alex. Camp
he,i w. w. seibold, John Brinkert,
Moore Wyiie Co., Atchison q simpson.
STATE savings Bank. II. r. Barnard.
MsbeI Peoples. q. III Frederichs, Earl
ID Bast tr., Frank Carson. Eiiz w
ward b Schaltenbrand. Aiphonse
Roanc. Emil A. Botzen. c. n. savilie
G. H. walker, J. Mumford. Geo. Cot
Wsybr' Jacob Weiss. Peter Morrison.
A 6,irard. j. Weber. II. Loepp. Oscar
nam otto W Gotch. john waesert
Maria Claw. Y. Roys' Obs Yost Aug
sons owning. occupying or otherwise
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit october 20. 1914.
PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1545.
GARFIELD AVENUE.

To ]. DykowskL s. Prusack. b. Bah
cock. l. u. Boomer. Alex Bresowski. v.
Perkowskl wers. X. Goezywacy, j..
J. Machinak. Wayne Cigar Co, An
thony BlecSGi. 8. Jurdzuiskf. Auth Coke.
NJ, Frauchkowiai. Auth Kubrzya. Jos,
Fleming. n cylka. Jos Kreft. Jos
JOS krause. Jos Timm, Marion Laskow-
ski. Jos Borchman, Jos Kropazyhski.
Tony spunk. John Huffman, Jos Gro
lenstein. William Dombecki. 9, Pick
ram. JOS Magdowski, A. Weir: :: Grab
owski. Julius Raaska. John kus, ",
zarembski, Konstanty Paczasny. Henry
tiehI Thomas zoitowski. jos Neufam me
Busch, A. MikoiajeEch A. CzarneclSi,
L. Grxbowski, Martin Warys. M. Walk
owiak. Era Liska, Anton Matoke. Stan
GrsbSwski, John warzynssL J; ol RwlSs-
eek. Julia Hortyciewicz, Mike Marcel.
A. Wisniewski. NJ slyezynski, M. Prey
bysz. Carl Kuperak. F. Blaszkiewicz. l.
L oicjinzak. u. M. Marshall, Victoria
Chech. L. Skibicki, J. WoJnisewski. ana
TO all other persons owning. occupying.
or otherwise Interested In any or the
avenue. In said city of Detroit. within
the limits hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council OF the City OF
Detroit having ordered so much OF
line OF Orleans street to the west line
OF Chene street, TO be graded and
paved. notice is hereby given that an
assessment has been made upon AL the
lots and premises fronting on said Gar.
neld avenue and liable to be assessed
for said Improvement under the pro-
visions OF the City Charter. and that
a roll OF said assessment IN now COM
pleted, and will remain at the Asses
sors' Office. In the City OF Detroit. from
the date hereof until November 10.
1914, for the inspection OF all persons
concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY Daniel l. Dilworth.
A-e7l President.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
BOARD or AssEssoRs' OFFICE
Detroit. October 20. 1914.
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1914.
FIFTEENTH STREET.


To n. sansrin. VIM. Murehey. Jaa
Hattie N. Pearson, Elisha B. Roy, w. Il
Freeman. w. II. Harris, J. L Hayden,
Hughes, Eleanor N. Ferrier, Anna l.
Horsfali, John w. Rogers, Albert Lenz,
John Shea, The Rathbone Land Co., e.
emit A. Hardy. Frances Mcouester, B.
Hart. william Hart. II. l.. Baker, Rod.
erick Park, Theo l. Smith. Marrett III
Robertson. Louise Danger, Minnie Lee
Flower, Romeo Lamborn. Barry walk
err Catherine German. w. G. Witter
w. =; Witter, = g. Mobinson. Nary a
a. Kotaow, ThN +. cayanaugh. Jas
Doody, Anna L HorsfalI, Peter Hughes.
Allen b. Allen, A. simpson. and to all
other persons owning, occupying, or
otherwise interested in any or the lots
and premises, fronting on Fifteenth
street , n ss,s Gfy OF ms peisois within
The Common Council of the City OF
Detroit. having ordered 80 much of
Fifteenth street. from the north line
OF McGraw avenue to the south line Of
West Grand Boulevard, to be graded
and paved. notice Is hereby given that
an assessment r has been 9,a maHs upon al
Fifteenth street. and liable to be as
sessed for said Improvement under the
provisions OF the City Charter, and
that a roll OF said assessment Is now
completed, and will remain at the AS
SCISSORS. ofnce. IN the City Of DETROIT.
10. 1914, for the inspection OF all per-
sons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS. ss.
BY Daniel L Dilworth.
A-s7o President
The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
BOARD or ASSESSORS orflcs
Detroit October 20. 1914.
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1865.
WARSAW PLACE.

To Fabian MichewIez. NJ. Domzaiski.
NJ kraszowski. Anthony Karbowski,
Martha Urban. j. Ciesnewski. Stan
borkowski. A Krolczyk, Frank Los
kowski. Rosalia Nowak. A. sokolowski.
JOS Ozenski X Joseefia, Mike Goeltn,
- kwatkowski. A. Jadiwinski, ]. Kaw-
orowski, Lads Kruger, l. r.. Boomer.
Leo kaprowski, w. OlewskL NJ. Kolod-
zieyozak. Nike Drzwicli.. w. Nagsi J.
Twarock, Andrew Graeb, Thos Now
acki, August Disbiel 1..Patrus Ignats
katciensky, Lawrence Karas, Andrew
Cherry. and TO all other persens own
Ing. occupying, or otherwise Interested
In any OF the lots and premises front
ing on" Warsaw Place. In said CITY OF
Detroit within the limits hereinafter
u The Common Council or the CITY or
Detroit. having ordered 30 much or
Warsaw Place. from the east line or
DeQuindre street 70 the west line or
St Aubin avenue. TO be graded and
paved, notice Is hereby given that an
assessment has been made upon all the
lots and premises fronting on said
Warsaw Place and liable to be as
sessed for said Improvement under the
provisions OF the City Charter. and that
roll OF Said assessment IL now com
pleted and will remain at the Asses-
sors' Office, in the City OF Detroit from
the date hereof until November 10.
1914 for the inspection OF all persons
therein. ~
- BoARD OF ASSESSORS. a. IS.
ft. BY Daniel T.. Diiworth,
A-esssA .ss $500 President
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