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The New York herald., 1922-09-25
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

The ]. NJ. Kelly Company has leased
space in the new Earle x Calhoun build
Ing. 2067 Broadway.
]. L. & r. w. Davis were associated
brokers representing the lessee. F!oretta
Realty Company. in the lease by the
Rockford estate of the properly on the
west side of Columbus avenue from
Sixty-third to Sixty-fourth streets and
the house adjoining. 103 West Sixty-third
street.
The regular monthly dinner meetings
OF the Building Managers and Owners
Association will be resumed on the eve
ming of October lC at the Advertising
Club. AZ East Twcnty-fifth street The
committee plans to provide as a speaker
q prominent city official and large
attendance is expected.
Louis Schlesnger, Inc. have been ap-
pointed managing agents of the Fitz-
simmons Apartment at 191 North Fourth
street, Newark.
Guy Emerson, vice-president of the
National Bank of Commerce, in New
York, and Burgoyne Hamilton of the
real estate firm of Hamilton, Iselin &
Co., have been elected directors of
Goodell, Willis e. Co, Inc, real estate
mortgage bond bankers. 30 East Forty
second street.
John B. Cornell who conducted last
Saturdays auction sale OF Fox Hills
lots, takes naturally to his business.
For sixty years his father, the late d.
L. Cornell, was prominent in Staten ISL
and's realty development. The younger
Cornell has been auctioneering since
! boyhood. His birthplace was not far
from the property sold on Saturday and
he is regarded as an expert on Staten
Island real estate values.
The New York herald., 1922-09-25
HOWARD CROKER BUYS ESTATE
Acquires Bonnie View Farm In
White Plains.

Title TO the premises known as Bon
ME View Farm" situated on North street,
in tho city OF White Plains. N. ",
owned by Miss Mary Ann Gibson and the
heirs of Thomas Gibson, recently sold to
Howard Croker. was closed on Tuesday.
A substantial portion of the premises
had been acquired by the late James
Gibson In 1858 and additional parcels
were purchased by him during his life
time until at the time of his death he
owned approximately eighty-one acres.
This Is one OF the few large tracts which
have been in possession Of old White
Plains families for many years and with
the passing of title considerably reduces
the number OF parcels in this section
available for development.
The purchaser is a son OF the late
Richard Croker, who many years ago
owned the tract on the Anderson Hill
road, part OF which is now occupied by
the Deutermann Ice Company The pond
there Is still known as "Croker's pond"
by the old residents of White Plains.
The brokers in the transaction were
George Howe Horner, Fish & Co.. Will
lam d. Tucker OF Larkin, Rathbone g.
Perry. represented the Gibson heirs. and
Mr.. Croker was represented by Herman
G.. Storck
The New York herald., 1922-09-25
BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Louis Marinelli sold for Wisemar
Bros. to Militoni Bros. four lots on the
north side Of . 231st street west OF
Bronxwood avenue. and for Carifolit
Bros. to Nicola Sarusso and Giovanni
Christall five lots on the south side OF
East 230th, rect. east of Bronxwood
avenu. .eses.
u-s5erin Building Corporation sold to
ABB Nsssn l.. Jaffe the property at ths
northeast corner of Third avenue and
1880 street, 504x70.
Abraham Wenstein sold to the Brv-
ant Court Realty Company the ive-
story apartment at the southeast corner
of Bryant avenue, and 181st street, 35.2
x1o0x irregular.
Carl Gelfan sold to Meyer Hasenbein
the four-story building at the northeast
corner of Leggett avenue and Hewitt
place, 2S.Sx69.7x irregular.
l.. & b. Construction Company sold
TO Henry Simon the property. S6.Tx100x
Irregular, on the north side of 136th
street, 300 feet east of Brook avenue.
Samuel A. Brody sold to Samuel
Goldstein the property. 26x100. on the
east side OF Findlay avenue, 1887 feet
north Of 169th street.
Anna Bergetal sold to Wolf Goldberg
the property, 93.6x47, at no East 17Sth
street
Life Realty. Inc, sold to Charles
Neiderhoffer the five-story apartment al
1857 Union avenue, 42x91.1.
The New York herald., 1922-09-25
BUILDING APPEALS
TO BE CONSIDERED
Board Will Hear Long List of
Applications for Zone
Law Permits.

The Board Of Appeals at its next reg
ular meeting, Tuesday. September 26.
an Room sls. Municipal Building. Will
take up the following matters:
Application February %. 1922. under
the building zone resolution. of Ezra p.
Mott, applicant, on behalf of Ernest c.
Hawkins and Elizabeth Becker. owners,
TO permit in a business district the erec-
tion Of a public garage; premises south
east corner Jerome avenue and Spruce
street Richmond HILL Queens.
Application, November 2S, 1921. under
the building zone resolution of William
III. Mohrmann, applicant and owner, to
permit in q residence district the main
tenance of a five car garage: premises
554 Eighty-seventh street, Brooklyn.
Application, January 13. 1922, under
the building zone resolution. Of Pasquale
Sabbarese and Antonette Sabbarese, APP
plicants and owners, to permit in a busi-
ness district the erection of garage
for more than Ave motor vehicles prem
ises 4si-496 New York avenue, Brooklyn.
Application. June 26, 1922, under the
building zone resolution. of Harrison G..
Wiseman, applicant on behalf of Sam
uel Wolfman, owner to permit partly
In business district and partly in a
residence district the erection of the
ater building; premises 524-532 Eastern
Parkway, Brooklyn.
Application, May s, 1922, under the
building zone resolution, of Frank Tri-
corio. applicant, on behalf Of Anna
Tricorio, owner, to permit In business
district the erection of a garage and
repair shop: premises 746 Richmond
avenue. Port Richmond. Richmond.
Application, April IS, 1922, under the
h,til nf
London. attorney. on behalf Of Patrick
c. Meyers. owner, for rehearing of an
application previously dismissed for lack
OF prosecution, to permit in residence
district the maintenance of one story
public garage; premises 4342 Broadway,
northeast corner 1S5th street, Manhattan.
Application, April IA, 1922. under the
building zone resolution, of John j.
Dunnigan, architect. on behalf Of Isaac
kersten, owner. to permit in business
district the erection of a garage for
more than five cars; premises 2710 tc
2730 Jerome avenue. The Bronx.
Applica lion, May 10. 1922. under the
building zone resolution. of John j.
Dun nigan. architect. on behalf of Anne
Gully. owner, to permit in a business
district the erection of basement and
one story garage for more than five
motor vehicles: premises 2966-2972 Je-
rome avenue. The Bronx.
Application. July 5. 1922, under the
building zone resolution. of Andrew
p. Meehan, applicant, on behalf oi
Elizabeth J. Colgan, owner. for a re-
heai ing OF an application previously
dismissed for lack of prosecution. to
permit in a residence district the main
tenance of five individual garages
premises 1918 Bushwick avenue, Brook
lyn.
Application, June 26, 1922, under the
building zone resolution. of Turner Con-
struction Company. applicant. on behalf
Of Atlantic Warehouses. Inc, owner. tc
permit In a one time district the erec-
tion of a warehouse building to height
exceeding the height requirements OF
the zoning law; premises 2306-234.
Decatur street, Queens.
The New York herald., 1922-09-25
BROOKLYN MARKET.

Buckley & Horton Co. sold 81 Marl.
borough road between Albemarle road
and Church avenue, three story semi
detached frame dwelling and garage
55x100. for Mrs. Irene Y. Shaffer.
Realty Associates sold a vacant plot
35x100. on the north side of Thirty sixth
street. 225 feet east Of Third avenue tc
William r. Kenyon, who will improve
with a brick dwelling.
George Ganzle sold S4A HUI street, .
two family dwelling. l6x100. for Deegar
Realty Company, Inc, TO Nora Segalsk
for occupancy. also 1884 Bedford avenue
near Beverly road. a three story sis
family apartment, 26x100, for Jerome
Kicker to Gottfried Sauer for invest
ment.
a. AIishkin sold for Ockum Brother.
Construction Company TO NJ Krutel Q
two family dwelling, with double garage
333x100. at 2039 East Thirteenth street
The New York herald., 1922-09-25
LEASE IN RED BANK, N. j.,

The Whelan- Cassidy Company, oper-
ators Of cham drug stores, leased for n
long term on a net rental basis 40 To so
Broad street. corner Of White street
Red Bank, n. T.. having a frontage OF
about 20 feet and depth OF about 100
feet 10 alley, upon which is erected a
two story building. AS soon as posses
sion is taken the property will be sub
stantially reimproved and the corner
portion used by the lessee.
Felst n Feist made the lease for John
r. Pope. Elizabeth Pope. and Josephine
Steffel. owners OF the property The
lease involves one OF the largest aggre-
gate rentals ever contracted for IN Red
Bank.
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Quccns--Ssic or Let.
HOUSE. WITH COAL.

HOUSE, WITH COAL,
At Forest Hills, II minutes from Penn sta
ton: very desirable 3 room house un-
furnished, until June, 1928 Coal for winter,
now In cellar, can be purchased. Call Room
406. No. 20 n. 52d st. Tel. Murray Hill 1857.
90 g 90 PER ROOM X your rent II you own
IDW one OF GIBSCN'S model one or two
family houses at Eimhurst Manor,
containing every modern Improvement price
$4,000 up cash 81 900. Take greensboro
subway Corona liue) TO Elmhurst av. sta
tion. Gibson's office at foot Of stairs; or 20
direct to Elmhurst Manor. jackson and
Junction avs, Elmhurst Phone Havemeycr
2002. Inspection daily and Sunday.
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$4,000 GARAGE PROJECT.

The Candor Construction Corporation
OF Brooklyn purchased the plot, 195x150.
at the southeast corner OF Park avenue
and 16Sth street, on which II VIII erect
"A two story garage. The operation will
represent total expenditure Of approxi-
mately 5000. The property was ac-
quired from Robert Russell OF Scarsdale
Anton lie Mein was the broker
The New York herald., 1922-09-25
BUY SITE ron SYNAGOGUE.

Union Temple purchased as site
for a synagogue. costing approximately
$500. 900. the plot fronting 220 feet on
Plaza street, 135 feet on Eastern Park
way and an outlet on st. Johns place
from the city Of New York Realty Asso.
ciates, the Kroxon estate and Leo
Strauss whose combined values totaled
s150.0oo. The rabbis of Union Temple
are DR.. Simon r, Cohen and DR.. Louis
II. Gross.
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Unfurnished.
From Battery 20 i4tb ST.. Inclusive.

GREENWICH VILLAGE G77 Waverly pl),
between Christopher and 10th sts.-Just
completed 2 room kitchcnette and bath suites,
all the latest improvements. Apply or prem
ises or JESSE OPPENTIEIM, 1919 Broad
way. Tel. Columbus 07ss
WASHINGTON SQUARE,, and room
apartments; NEW, ABSOLUTELY FIRE
PROOF house: elevator and hall service;
also maids rooms; business and social ref
erences required; ST. 200. 81 500, 81 ,soo 81 900
See superintendent. on premises. Van Voorst
Apartments 1913 waverley place.
18TH ST. (between 9Th av. and 9Th av.) -
Two rooms, bath and kftcherette, 500 to
siio. l.. u. FIELD. AZ West 9Th ct.
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An advertisement IN the Lost aud
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD Offers a real possibility Of
recovering pour lost pYobsrty.
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Furnished-Long island.

FOREST HILLS--15 minutes from Penn sta
ton 4 attractive corner rooms and bath,
completely furnshed southern exposure; ;
heat, hot water guaranteed; $lI5 month, in
Guiding gas, electric washer, mangler, vac
uum cleaner. Phone 1922 Boulevard.
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FARM PROPERTY.
Westchester-saIe or Le..

GARDEN farm, acre fruit. shade ard fine
brook, on State road telephone, trolley.
mail delivered: rooms and cellar heated.
very cozy; 81 800 only 81 900 cash required.
WALTER, Box 276. Peekskl. n. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-09-25

BEDFORD SECTION, 1871 Bergen ST., be-
tween Brooklyn and Kingston avs: f3
room house. 3 story and basement; lime
stone; baths, hot water heat. electric; In
good condition. Apply owner on premises.
FLATBUSH Choice home sites and business
lots, 10 lots Northeast and Northwest cor
ners OF Kings Highway and East 31st street
, lots North side OF Avenue N. lots Avenue
NJ. and East 10th street. 80 lots or East
2eth street, below Avenue NJ, 80 lots on Nos
trand avenue and other parcels In that sec
tion. Prices s775 to 81 200. 10 per cent down
and per cent. per month. Take 7th avenue
subway TO Flatbush avenue and Nostrand
avenue. surface line to Avenue NJ, or 10
Kings Highway. J. II. BASTRESS CO.,
Inc. 3e1 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
FLATBUSH-For rent furnished or unfur-
nished. detached house, IL rooms baths
newly decorated, newly furnished: 9 car ga :
rage best residential section convenient
subway and surface cars; yearly lease; SUM
mer rental considered. Address A. b.. care
Hicks Agency, ~ Vanderbilt av.. N. Y.
SEA CATE-Facing ocean, for rent. FUR
nished cottage, ~ rooms z baths, / open
firepaces. good heating plant Instantaneous
hot water; suitable for year round occu-
pancy. Address A. S., care Hicks Agency,
" Vanderbilt av., New York
2iST ST, 1861 EAST.
For sale, beautiful stucco brick house In
heart OF F1atbush. rooms. batha, built In
flee $iI 500 Wildwood 1882.
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FOR SALE OR LET,

s STORY FACTORY for rent or sale. $4,000
square feet freight elevator; 10th av..
near s5th ST. General Post Office Box 524.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long Island-sale or Let

COSEY room cottage large plot OF land,
$500. $500 cash. immediate possession;
bargain; como right out and see 1t. Il.
ARTHUR. near depot. Huntington.
FLUSHING-Big bargain; frame house, fully
furnished: rooms. tiled bath. every mod
erii Improvement: corner plot 33xl00: splen-
did location. In attractive part OF Flushing;
house 2 years old: inclosed porchl large
living room. dining room. pantry, kitchen,
on first floor: bedrooms. tiled bath, ample
and storage on third floor: parquet and hard
wood floors throughout: decorated artisti-
cally: large cellar. steam heat, screens and
awnings eor whole house; car garage, with
improvements; shrubs and flowers of every
description; furnishings consist of baby
grand piano. victrola. rugs. book case and
all furniture practically new for every room
throughout house; new 1922 Ford sedan. fully
equipped. this whole property including au-
tomobe. be purchased for $4,000 on
very reasonable terms; owner will consider
ST.. 900 cash payment ALFRED J. KEN
NEDY, sole agent. Main ST. and Broadway.
Flushing. Phone 24Sf Flushing.
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FOR RENT-Forest Hills Garden. l.. T..
brick house, just finished. corner. 7
rooms, baths, sun parlor. garage. 2
blocks from station. Phone owner, 64S9
Boulevard. or call 80 Bow st.
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westchester-SaIe or Let.

NEW TWO FAMILY HOUSES.
SOUTH YONKERS.
Six room apartments. enclosed sun porch,
southern exposure; breakfast nook, bath
with shower double garages. ALBERT
LOCKWOOD, builder. residence SAT Van
Cortlandt Park Phone 1904 Yonkers.
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Bronx-SaIe or Let.
BrookIyn-Sale or Let.

NEW two family brick, modern improve
ments: two car garage. Owner. McLAUGH
LIN. Gas East 230th St Phone Olinvilie 2fO0
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PLOTS OF u ACRE, HIGH;
wonderful water view; large trees; minutes
from beach; 81 900; easy committing. terms
arranged. l.. =. HAMMOND. Glen Cove.
L. /. Phone 472-W.
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MONEY TO LOAN & WANTED
ON BOND & MORTGAGE.

MONEY for second mortgage Investment no
delay; no red tape: city, country. Call OF
write full, complete particulars. Foshay,
40 West 10Th. near Broadway.
MONEY for second mortgages: New York.
Kings, Queens, Richmond, Nassau coun-
ties; second mortgages bought. lawyer.
57s Herald, $50 Broadway.
$50. 900 for one. two good first mortgages.
Manhattan. at 51s per cent. Write particu-
lars KROEHLE, 352 East nth St
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Unfurnished.

LADY wants upper part In detached house
In Manhansett or Little Neck, l.. /. 562
Herald, $50 Broadway.
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Jarr1aica-Sacrifice

For rent, sale or exchange family tax
x.mpt house. IL minutes walk from Jamaica
station best section OH hill rooms, all inn
2 car garage; mortgages 50, 500;
equity 81. 800: Christians; no agents.
TEL. JAM. 1130-W.
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New Jersey-Sale or Let.

AN IDEAL HOME-Six handsome rooms
bath, side porch, steam heat, hardwood
floors, city water, gas and electricity, sta
dry cellar. large plot, 60x12o. on wide street,
with sewer; high elevation. refined sur
roundings, near schools. churches, trolley
and railroad: 80 minutes from New York;
price $4,000; liberal terms to suit buyer
Call or write CARL STRIDSBERG. 120
Broadway Room 1875 Tel. Rector 10000.
AT IIAwORTE, N. Jon West Shore r. r.,
stucco house, o rooms and baths, steam
heat open fireplace; lot 100x120; ! car ga
range: the house Is In an excellent residen-
tial section and is located blocks from the
White Reeches Country Club and blocks
from station: price $14.500. on easy terms
For inspection apply
II. WEATHERBY g. Co. Englewood. N. j.
ALLENDALE-Five handsome. new. modern
6 room houses plots 100x190; $500 down,
or will rent $75 month; photographs.
HOVER, 212 B'way, N. Y.
COLONIA, Near Rahway--Must sell new six
room house with tile bath. hardwood floors
and all conveniences, near Colonia station
small monthly payments secures immediate
possession. r. M. COMINGS, Colonia, N. j.
Phone Railway 79-J.
ENGLEwOOD-For rent, high class resi-
dence In most exclusive neighborhood;
and bath; garage; ample grounds; $500
month might sell. IL. WEATHEsBY q
CO.. Englewood n. J.
FREE list of houses for sale and rent. Write
VAN WINKLE CO.. Rutherford. ". J.
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Above soth st.-sh Av. to East River.

FOUR cold water. walk-up tenements with
stores; no vacancies; East 125th st, Man
haitian: 10 per cent. can remain on mortgage.
Address OWNER. s 2050 Herald. Herald SO.
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Above 18th st. to 59th st. Unclusive).
ASSESSED FOR 500, 600
BUY FOR sci $50.
Good five story tenement. Goth St, between
9Th and 7th avs. rent 81 500.
DWIGHT. ARCHIBALD & PERRY,
Watkins $500. 1877 West 23d
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west side.

CENTRAL PARK WEST. 424 1o2d).--Iux.
urious double rooms. facing park. single
rooms running water elevator apartment;
excellent table; moderate price. pU sAuLCY.
nth ST., Il wes,-Exceptionai rooms for
gentlemen; refined private house.
2oTH 454 West (Chelsean neighborhood)--
English basement rooms, private entrance,
distinctive furnishings, cpen fireplace, steam
heat electricity, service, private bath: refer.
ences; one person. telephone.
54TH, 81 wEsT.
Desirable room for gentleman. next bath
running water. electricity, references.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD INC.
30 East 42d St, Phone Murray Hill 1920.
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FREE list of houses for sale and rent. Write
VAN wINKLE CO.. Rutherford. ". J.
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ALLENDALE-Five handsome. new. modern
room houses; plots 100x190; $500 down,
or will rent $50 month; photographs.
HOVER, 212 B'way, N. Y.
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ASTORIA APARTMENTS.
1f-t7 Astor ST., Newark: minutes from
Manhattan Transfer; rooms. all modern
improvements; extra large foyer hall: tiled
bath with showers: two extra lavatories; ;
S14-$15 per room.
LOUIS SCHLES1NGER,
81 Clinton st. Phone Market $500.
Newark, N. J.
BOCOTA, N. J-6 rooms and bath in duplex
house, convenient to train and trolley, all
improvements. residential section. Phone
siIW Hackensack.
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81 TIEMAN PLACE
formerly 12Tth). five room front elevator
apartment, handsomely furnished, no linens
for rent for six months from October 10
Can be seen after II a. NJ, u apt. %.
WEST i30TH ST-Threc rooms, nicely fur
nisshed: private bath. owners residence
Christian family: gentlemen preferred: ref
ercnces. Audubon 1888.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-12-29
CHAPTER x

In the night, in that hour Of self
reproach which comes to us all. Virgil
Invoke In a rage with himself. He had
been dreaming. had seen himself infirin
Of purpose, without character. Back
IN Highland Bruce he traced his an
cestry, and was he to be the first Of
his race to prove degenerate. to tram
ole upon the memory of his father. to
doll In stupid love. to give his soul to
q creature far beneath him In birth
and schooling, a girl whose father had
murdered Out Of bed he got. and
bowed with the weight of shame,
walked the uneven floor, for his slow
steps were doddering.
"Caught In an instant, fly In a
speck of Jelly, and have never been
able to get free" he reproached him.
aolf. "Even Liberty Shottle, the slave
cf cards and dice. can see my weak
nees and must laugh at me. But by
<ho God In Heaven 1t shall not be- In
dis lnnd there Is no law. I bring my
own law with me. my oath, and smile
ana q word of fiattering love bade me
out 1t aside, and / let 1t slip from me.
Now must redeem myself"
He stood at the window. Gamecocks
wsrc Growing the dawn, courageous
challenge to all the world. No. there
would be no weakening now. The
sweetish comedy had been Played.
Swiftly no dressed himself. stole
Acwpstairs. out Of the house. down to
tAs river. There was no boat, but no
matter. hs would walk to Willow Head
Realizing that It was yet too early for
a. cxscetion Of his grim purpose. he
haSted at q wnysfde place, ate break
6Ast and waited for the sun. Then not
N S-rrfed haste. but deliberate In
strength. he walked on to Willow
Mad. crossed over. found his neglected
tope where IN hollow stump tn
AAenxitdlnx weakness he bad hidden II,
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Natural ouaIife alton.

SOLVER Twist was always asking
for more" remarked Senator Sor-
ghum.
"Yet he became WORTHY Citizen
observed The admirer OF Dickens.
ayes. Probably he grew up even
tuslly to be tax collector"