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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-14
A CRIMINAL BY INSTINCT.
Opinions ola Melbourne Physician About
the Murderer Deeming.

MELBOURNE, April 13.-Mr. Nj. Mar
shall Lyle, solicitor for Frederick Bailey
Deeming, tho notorious criminal now
under arrest here, employed doctor to
mako an examination of the prisoner.
The doctor says that Decming is an in
stinctive criminal.
His head measures only six and one.
half inches in diameter, which is OK.
ceedingly small compared with his
height. The doctor describes his whole
character as one of extreme stupidity
and coarsest brutality. His escape from
arrest hitherto, the doctor says, must
have been due more to accident than to
any cunning he was capable of.
The doctor declines to give expert
testimony at the trial on the ground
that scientific evidence does not obtain
a right hearing in tho courts.
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al was troubled with copious secretions In my
fhroat. My head nched almost continuously, ac-
eeompanied by 'fullness that was almost IN
II consulted the best doctors In London, at.
tended the London Throat, Nose and Ear Infrm-
airy, receiving but little relief. None pronounced
my case catarrh until came to Roanoke and
through an advertisement in THE TIMES, found
Dr. Coates. he Mt once said: why, cir, you have
catarrh; can cure you This was on March g.
1872. For the first three days went to him three
times a day. lie cut from the interior of nos
trils thirteen p0lypii tumors in seven operations
II am better now than have been for twenty
five years. My head has cleared up. My throat,
always being dry, has assumed It's natural condi-
tion The bad taste, that like an evil spirit con-
etantly haunted me, has all gone. My sense OF
smell has returned. The racking pains in my
head are no more, and rejoice to-day / feel
better today than have for years. The treat
ment Is mild could sit all day under it If neces-
sary II p. oplo doubt this statement, call on me
NJ my room, 3l3 Nelson street &C., or Mt the Terry
building, and will verify every word OF it; and
moderately"
DIR. l.. Pearce Coates, specialist. Catnrrh, nose,
throat and chest, and also treats all curabic dis
cases with success.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-14
THEY WIFI WORK FOR HILL.
Hill and Victory a Better Slogan Than
Cleveland and Defeat.

SAVANNAH, Ga April 13.-The Fourth
District Democratic club was organized
last night with large memb ership. 1t
Will take part in local elections, and
Will especially fight the Third party
movement. Resolutions indorsing Hill
as the best cane idate for the Democratic
party were enthusiastically adopted.
One of the events OF the evening was
the open declaration, in speech by
Gazaway Hartridgc, that no was for
Hill. He said be preferred Hill and
victory to Cleveland and defeat. He
ana Major Ryals and other speakers be-
neved that If Cleveland is nominated,
Georgia will be lost to tho Third party
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-14
Mrs. Osborne to be Released

LONDON. April la.-It is announced
that the Right Hon. Henry Matthews,
the home secretary, has decided to re-.
lease Mrs. Florence Ethel Osborne, who
IL serving nine months sentence for
the theft of Mrs. Hargreave's pearls
and her subsequent perjury before the
time Of her accouchmont. Mrs. Os-
borne expects to be confined shortly.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-14
kilGOre's UntlmeIy Ohiection.

WASHINGTON, April 13.-ISpeoiall-
In the House Yesterday Mr.. Allen, of
Mississippi, asked unanimous consent
for the presentconsideration of tho Joint
resolution appropriating $4,000 for the
purchase and distribution of subsistence
stores to the sufferers from the overflow
OF the Tombigbee river and its tribu-
taries. Kilgore, OF Texas. objac.od add
tho resolution was referred.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-14
Mayor Manning Ke.e,ec,.d

ALBANY. N. Y, April 13.-Mayor
James II. Manning and the entire Demo.
cratic ticket were reelected to-day by
5000 majority. Tho Democrats carry
seventeen out Of eighteen wards, and
have probably eighteen out of thirty.
one supervisors
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-14
Death of Mother Mary Xavier.

DUBUQUE. Iowa, April l3.-ISpeciall
Mother Mary Xavier, superior of st.
Francis nuns, died in this city yester-
day. She was one of the founders OF
the order. and the only superior it ever
had and came to Iowa with other mem
bers of the order when they we're driven
out of Prussia in 1875. She was sixty.
one years old.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-14
M. de Giers, uIness.

ST.. PETERSBURG. April 13.-It is
stated that the illness of NJ. de Giers.
minister OF foreign affairs, who for
some time past has heed suffering from
erysipelas in the head, aggravated by a
very painful ulcer In the ear. Is result
ing in permanent'deafness and that his
resignation from Office is probable.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-14
Explosion of a. Powder Mill

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, April l3.-lSpec-
iall-The Moosic powder mill near
Scranton blew up this mo ming. Tho
report OF tho explosion was heard for
miles around. Two employees named
Barry and Given were blown 10 pieces
The damage to mill, machinery. and ad-
1acent houses is reported as great.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-14
Conger Declares for Harrison.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 13.-Colonel A. l..
Conger, Republican national committee
man from Ohio, who has been looked
upon as stalwart Blaine man, to-day
announced himself in an interview as
for Harrison. Colonel Conger said no
was convinced that Mckinley would
not allow his name to be used
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-14
The PRIMARIES HAVE CLOSED.
Hot Contest For the Friendship
Fire Company's Watch.

Over Three Hundred Ballots Cast I'm Ten
Minutes-A Committee From tho Fire
Company Supervised the Counting
Names of tho Successful Candidates.
The Fair Will Open Monday When, the
Real Contest Will Begin.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-14
A Murderer Hanged.

FREEHOLD, N. d., April 1s.-[Spe.
cial]-Lewis Harriott was hanged here
this morning for the murder of Mrs.
Charles f. Lafard In November last
His neck was broken.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-14

NEW YORK. April ls.-Stephen Orr
Wilson. sixty years old, the superin-
tendent OF the almshouse a5 Newark.
n. j., died suddenly last night in the
Masonic Temple, Sixth avenue and
Twenty third street
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-14
Baseball Yesterday.

At Observation-Disclosures, 7 runs, ia
hits, errors; Pittsburg. runs. o hits,
errors. Batteries Cham berlin and
Murphy; Calvin and Mack.
Games ostponed-Louisvillo Clevo.
land; st. Louis Chicago
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-14
Almost Unanimou. for Unrr;..

THREE RIVERS, Mich, April 49, The
Fourth Congressional district Republi-
can convention chose delegates to Min
neapolis. BY an almost unanimous
vote, after lively discussion, the dole
gates were instructed for Harrison.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-14
For the Flood Sufferers.

WASHINGTON, April 13.-[Special l.
Secretary Elkins this afternoon directed
the depot at st. Louis to
send Immediately 800 tents to the MAYOR
OF Columbus. Miss, for the benefit of
sufferers from the recent floods.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-14
Repub,,cnn. or ,JIs.on.

cHiLIcornE. Mo-. April l3.-The
State Prohibition convention met here
yesterday and nominated o full ticket.
For Governor, John Sohei ski, and others.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-14
Tho Ment,,nr

Forecast: For Virginia, showers vast,
fair east, followed by showers Friday,
south winds.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-14
WILLIAM WINTER.
''He Crossed the Wide Ocean" and OBJ
tanned Relief in Roanoke

WILLIAM WINTER, of S13 Nelson street q. c.
was horn In England, or ne good ycoman stock as
ere hurled the bar with Douelass or bent the
bow with Wallace mid the glens of Scotland.
lie has been a sufferer from catarrh, and this is
what he says:
"For ut lcnst twenty-five years have been n
sufferer from trouble In my throat, nOstrils and
cars. My hearing became thlckcncd, nccompa.
MED with constant ringing in my head. lost
seemed tightly closcd-one sometimes. but both
generally.
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NOTICE.

Our SODA FOUNTAIN is open in
FULL BLAST, ready for the ap.
preaching hot weather. SODA
WATER, ICES, EGG PHOSPHATE,
MILK SHAKE, MINERAL WA
TIERS, ETC. OUR SPECIAL
TIES, THE ICES, are delicious.
Our last years reputation shall be
maintained.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-14
GROVER CLEVELAND ENDORSED
BY the Democratic State Con-
vention Of Pennsylvania.

Much Interest Manifested in the Proceed
ings-Cleveland's Name Greeted with
Cheers, While Hills Evokes Hisses and
Groans-TroubIe In tho CredentfaI
Committee-The Convention Also Has
wranGle Over Plank In the Plat
form.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-14

Tho Friendship Fire Company's pri-
maries are over and the result will be
known all over Roanoke this morning.
AS forewarned by THE TINES, friends
of the leading candidates withheld their
ballots until the last hour. Yesterday
evening was a memorable one in THE
TIMES Office. No ten minutes passed
without messenger arriving with bal
lots. The evening mail brought in q
formidable batch, and within ten min
utes OF the hour set for closing tho polls
probably 300 ballots were cast
At9 o'clock delegation from the
Friendship Fire Company came in and
supervised the counting of the ballots
They stated that recent episode had
not shaken their confidence in the in
tegrity of THE TIMES but that they
came in as an evidence of good faith.
Then the counting began. Council
man Ed Welch and Archie Sands kept
tally. The count occupied over an
hour. The result was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-16

THE ACADEMIC pEPkRTMrNT
or THE
STEVENS INsTITuTk or TECHNOLOGY,
RlvEhST., : -
between ~ sea SsA SIR SSsSskss MI.
Examinations for admission the 18th. 10th
September.
Full courses OF studies preparatory Colleges and
Schools OF Science, Law and Medicine.
$50 per tefm
There tsems INCLUDE I'll TIE studies. 49,,
sutuM. - :,
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felai Netices

CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF
y NEW. YoRk.-John KaySnagh vs.. Margaret kaya-
nagn and and n % os % s soSs su Sfs
entered iS the .cf Of the CLERK ~, Of as CIV ds
named win sell at public auction he NewYorG Real
the City Of Se"York on TUESDAY the August
1892 twelve o'clock noen by James L. Wells; Sae.
S%ss ana a' ps'sdi e sf
PS q Lane e s o. ns s%S o%s IN sn s
On cern map sn sya,s S OF asf
Wsrd co. se cy Of SeSyoS Belonging to usssvSs
sscc and snd Sy r nns $ s * Pie plot! q
parcels lands taken together bounded and containing
beginning at point line drawn through the centre
Of Ridge Avenue distant one hundred and eighty 1919
ss1 line q ds. hundred
oswald Csmmsnn. running thence castery aIOn! said
boundary nS Ss e Ds ON @ boundary a ssns
sssep thence :cuileIIy along lin: Pa!sis with
Street hundred and forty feet more less point
ss sm ns Inc one %
running thence westerly along line parallel With
s %ds 2 %
point place q hssiSning and containing within said
Sas: g Ss s Err open FOR
Dated. New:York. July - lss2;; sro,x 49,.
JAMES P: CAMPBELL; Pins: Attorney.
HAYS I ss st I4e s,s.s@;yl ssI.''t.;
BLISS { IS sc II LlESS''Ef .s;;:.. NJ H.
THos' e. 4; yJ5 II IssI,s..;. N! hY;?:
GEORGE so W; ) f s.d.S.,, E's =.
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heal estate.
RULAND e. WHITING.
Real Estats,
a BEEKMAN.ST.

RULAND e. WHITING.
Real Estate,
8 BEEKMAN.ST.
MAKE 4 SPECIALLY OF APPRAIsINo. SELLING
RENTING AND CARING FOR
DOWNTOWN PROPERTY.
a ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
a TIE NEW YoKK TRIBUNE WILL BE- III, RI.
way I'd door north Of Thirty nrst.st.; and ADvlR-
EASEMENTS at the following Branch onces; 20 $40
ave-: 8 cor. 2sd-st 1872 6th.ave. 1877 FourthsyS,
corner 5so ThirdaSe corner 7S
100 West l75 Coluu busave 90 Liberty
ST. SO Avenue A. 323 Thirdavc 20 West fourteenth
IT, 257 West $2d.st. $40 Church-st 564 Thirdsyc's
1893 Thrd.avc. -
snd-twentv. ATHEIST and 23 West Onehundred anu
twenty to at regular office rates GA
In Brooklyn, ct 60 Court.st sos De kab.ave; Luz
Dedfordayc and No. 10 Broadway, up 10 p. m. I"
regular 001ce rates
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NJ Ew:Y0HK Law SCHOOL. 12o 1rcaeway Eew.Ysrk
ILL., B. given afer tive years. graduate
GEORGE CHASE Dean
IT UNIVERSITY Law SCHOOL. The Thirty.foufth
Year begins Oct /. 1892. Confers LIB; also 0or
ersduste course) LIN. AUSTIN ABBoTr, LID
Dean and Senior Professor For cssAoguss showing -
sseanisel yseulty, address Prof. /. =. RUSSELL uni
ysrsiV yuillias. q 12e 1sssaway. n. =. caN.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

-
Rivinston.st, year-.....;.
Altieri Pictro and wife. TO the Murray HUI b.nk.
n. Y, ll2th-st W Of Pieasaitaie, year
= mortgages.
Beers, William n, and VIE. 70 haripn savings
Eank, n Y, IS 123d-st, Q OF 4th-ave. year.
Breithuth, Leopold and Wife 70 ieorfe hhsier
Co., 7lsest. OK lstsvc Gcnsao. I 49,,
Churchill. Hannah and George w, 70 the Lying
st, l year.
Cohn, Solomon A, and another, 10 Theresa Coogan,
IS 1st.ave Of 113th-.t, years z mortgages
Charters, Teresa Z, 10 saruh IL rurser' "oA'
nings.st OF Proepet;ave, . years 49,
Diehl, 1heodore, 70 the Harlem Sasinys nshA'
Y,ss 1O3ahst OF 3d'sFe; year :, :. .....'
Frech. Frederick Il ana VIE, 70 william hna"pp
Geib. Adam, to GusMvus neoizeS Gu III
Trinity-aye. OF i1iSn. s,,a . y,o Cn,,,e: RuY-
Hertzoerg, LEVIN ana aho'ner' \" 0""''eS A""'
10 kdgest yeArs- :. =. = :, iai.h
Jonas, JOS ana VIE, 70 Aug sieh'e,' = aUas
st. e OF Washington-ave years, ni9r.sus. ncc
KEN en Sensa Parksye' Of is2dst, years,
Nr Life Assurance Society. cor Of 2d.sve and
13Sth-st. etc. year,
Lechncr, Louie +. TO Julius Scott, 2l4 East
73d nstalmeats .,c - ;on, ~ V,snch
Mitchell. Jennie. TO James d Putnam, W . Man.
haitian ave- n OF 104th-st. l year. :..-.....;.
Prescott Eliza to Harlem Savings Bank, 3D.
ave So Q II W OF Boston Road, i year.
Ram Frank aud Wife TO Frederick p Forster.
lots 324 325 326 on map Of 800 lots at River.
dale and Mo~holu property Of + and II
Forster years. ........---....---:..--.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Park-aye. W s. 40 # 8 Of l33d-st, 7sx73.lo. and
other properly; Ne~'f xIs Lille Insurance con.
Eo p.ay nen us r. Of Hock.st a5xi00; James
= sheridan Ct al to Rose Fiszpstrlek:.
lana Of Theo Stop, 2Sxloo; Mary AcGowa
lsis.:,. No nos West, william W Faiconei to LII.
o,a Albany ross.koad s, ii9 It Of Bailsy.sye.
5niregular; Hermann II Csmmsnn and vile
Sane p v%. JUL. Foley to Edward II Fried.
,, a.m 1a..ii n OF tierariaye, 73x
224.lO; Benjamin Fitch and wife to george ID
,s1 Musr !: Is # Of Xiexandcr.ave, II ioxioo
Muib.rry-st, ), us IT S Of Hesterss, 2Sxlooi
MSr ssa soa Ls sy Esss Norris franklin
77th.st, SIS, lSS It Of West End-sys Soxi sGs
r5tn-st, n $, 2I9 II 9 OF 1stave, 2oxlO3.S; Bern
hardK ling enstein TO John Roth ;...;;:.:..
North Moorest Nos and iiS West cSoeidsyr
l5th.T. as. 1855 It OF 7th.ave, 20x100.S;
Margaret McDo9sall g Ihsm.: K s1 ayas
11,sss. No "a East TSsre-a Huber to Morris
nldsess No. ans rs chSries Ruff and wife to Levin
hert1berg and another sxii "a
e 4
prooS.sve. n 3. 50 II Of 1S5th.st 5Ox9o; Charles
SS "a M Ts c e Mary e. julia
North Moore.st. Nos 7, and lis West Broadway,
Myron w Dow 70 John Heyzer:
7Sd-st No; PA East, julius Scott and wire 70
Fox.ss. Ss 5, so r. Of ie7th:st, 5oxlOo; Anna
5sis s's.' IS 70 fGIEs
io05xiC; + Thomas and wife to NJ
,2gt nU%s s. a75 IT Of jthavs, iesxso y Julia
i lima and husband !. Charles lima. IN Y
1Oo,l1; George Smith to Peter Carroll ana
1osth.st q, 80 It " Of 1stAve, 2SxiooIi
Matthew GCSga s%a T6s TSsaesa
Coog;n and another 10 Solomon COIN ana an
,ss Sn 'st 400 II Of iithave., 59sxioox
Co.ix4oo,; Frederick F Fleck, and wife, to John
1.ssh st. Iisc * s75 # Of Ciionave, sxioo Isaac
l. Dunn and wife. to sarah A Williamson
95th-st n s, 1906 It W Of Lexington-ave Tx
10o.sa; Ida " Bitternan. to Isaac Ei, ..,rs2
4sd.st. s 5, $50 It Of litlrave, 25xioo.S; John
Monroe-st.No. 81; Rachel Sacks to Wolf MITE
,ad, hd smother loo II Of aothaye. i5ex9e ilx
irrerula, James II Butler and wife 70 John
s.ts,.t' 5, S2!S II e d Yves. EqSAys, iOxso.a;
' i4o; Robert Quinn md wife g iisafy
40th-st. n $. leo II W OF 1Oth-ave 25x1o0.4; John
McKelvey and wife TO John Stewart. ..:..::...
Eyeiine Ramsen ct al, 70 Harris Mandelbaum
Hudson-st, No. $40, and ia Perry-st; Henry W
Joiner and wife 10 James McClenahan--
sth.st' n q. 2l3 IL " Of Ave A. 25x92.S; Isaac
White and another to Julia Huebsch.. ....:.-.,.
Lot n. on map OF lands OF VIM w Gill ert; Sarah
Acks,man. by guardisn, and another to
pa Ssss s. 20 Il Of issdst. 75x7e. Sc;
Benedict A Klein and wife TO Jonas Well and
Lots S4 IN 500. map $3.50 lots at Riverdale and
Mosholm property OF r p and II Forster
and wis ,.......
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Mem pnblirarions.

G REAT w sG9T w7I,. THE nov, s.v,
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Every enc shsuid read this nttie bssk"Athsnseun.
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Qearbers.


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ST. loc8 Third ave. Sixty 17oo Firstsve
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In Ca1fn ana crOmlccn dnu no uitH anu uCuhiiS oiu
then Of the growth OF fancIes to replace the facts
that were forgotten To the awakened minds Of
the bronze age, when life had become intellectually
easier than in the preceding period. the vague
memories and above all the stupendous monuments
that are scattered along the coast Of Europe from
the mouth Of the Duna River, at intervals. all
the yyay around to Greece along the northern
coast of Africa the north shore of the Euxinc, in
Palestine and India, must have furnished sug-
eestion for epic and fabulous narrative. 1t must
be remembered, however that the words bronze
are describe not definite period. but rather q
time of gradual amclioraton In the habits OF men
slowly following the use Of better tools and
better weapons. Long after bronze had been re-
placed BY iron, some Of the customs Of the people
who had known no better material than stone for
every purpose great little. were still retained
For example. no one can read the description Of
The massive tomb Of Theodoric raised by his
daughter. with it's columnss and its roof Of .
single granite slab. without seeing in 1t sur
vivsl Of the prehistoric dolmen.
II must not be forgotten that civilization COM
paxatively well advanced and ignorance almost
primeval subsisted side BY side In Europe, ASH
and Africa throughout the human period 90 far
q IL has been traced The Swiss lake villages
cannot be put 30 far back a. to antcdste the
time when Semitic Hittite sea-rovers had become
fnmiliar throughout the Mediterranean One may
cherish whatever theories he chooses about the
ORIGINAL habitat Of the various races about the
beginnings Of civilization in the valley Of tho
Nile or that Of the Euphratcs: but the stubborn
fAct % that between the theoretic primitivism Of
modern science and the actual civilization Of
Ieypt and Accsd In the earliest timeA there 10
: srulf which cannot yet be bridged. While one
- liaaayer primitive modes Of Life among tribes
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Aelp Wa nieo

II RAuGHTSMAN WANTED.-GOOD MECHANICAL
u dtaughtsnnn, familiar with detail drawing; must b
stesdy and reliable married preferred permanent 70
suitable man. Apply. stating salary required. 70 Boz Me-
I. Railway. N. J..
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w GoLLnGE 81 AusIc:
Ss:Sa. y: snS Aiss'' Reg ,r.,ssas A. Q; ~
q: SHELLEY o p M.v'sy ere smear q diskagVisS.d
Address II. w. GREENE. SECRETARY Aal 4fsi;ursf, il
eal 81 East 1%tA-st.. New.Ysrk %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-16
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

Only one sale at auction advertised In the Real
yesterday ct the Exchange that Of No. ~
West Twenty thirdst.. BY Bryan L. Kennedy, nvsstsy
building full lot. by order Of the ri.
adjourned until September 10 Ct the se
The following sale 1t private contract H. reported:
Charles Buermain Co. have for Francisco Bros. No.
23I WoodSnest.. Brooklyn, two story end bssemeaS
famc dwelling 13ex45xl00 for S4,32S, TO August 1eiss
ard August DohFnann, OF Brooklyn.
New.York, Monday, August Is.
No sales held at the New.Yofk Neal Estate ss'ss
loom to-day 49, - ,.
ave, adjourned TO september Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-16

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-16
Conmtrp propertp for Sale and to fet.

vTENArLY. n ITO lease. for years or longer. veH
years. Hofmie from station; ample stsblins, Eses.
house. gardeners cottage. No unneaant surrcun1insi
Rent satisfactory tenant u. 500 per annum VIII ~
With ~ land for $50 900. tsrmS g suit
have more lana STEPHEN %. CLAnNr
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-02-25
THE BUGGY

The buggy factory will prove a boon
and help the boom. Durham does not
monkey, wen in the dull months. She
goes onward and upward-and the forma-
ton of the new company brings new
capital and new enterprise and new bust
ness into the city.
The croaker who says that Durham is
not in the swim-in a safe, solid and sub
stantial way-would kick on the general
plans of the description Of heaven.
Much more is in sight. TIE GLOBE
has some straight tips Oh several things
and they will develop in a short while.
Durham is as certain to become the one
big town of North Carolina as the sun is
sure 10 arise to morrow morning.
And this has been the doctrine Of TnE
GLOBE through the dark days and the
dull days.
Durham is humming-and all should
rejoice and turn in to help her hum the
harder.