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Proposals.

AQTEDTCT COMMISSION I.I.S' OFFICE
Room 2O,. Stewart iuldng. No. 80 Broadway
New-lork. February T. 1913
TO cDNTKAcTOis5.
dds OR PROPOSALS for doing the work
aud furnishing the materials called for In the
proved forms - contract file IN the Ollie" ~ the
Aque1uct Commissioners Tor Cutting Timber and Clearing
I..r-rynlr ''p. Carmel. In the Towns
Of Putnam County New iorh. Will be-
received this Office until WEDNESDAY. FEBRt AIRY
90 lS.J al ocl1ck =, ANA they VIII be publicly
opened by the Aqucluct Commissioners thereafter
pos le. and the award a. hr contract for doing said
and furnishing said materials VIII he made by said
Commissioners soon thereafter ~ prict' able.
Blank Of said approved contract and tho specn
thereof and bids proposals. ana
Their inclosurc form OF bonds and all other
information he obtained the above Office ~ the
Aqu.iuct Commissioners application Ia the Secretary.
BY order Of the Aqueiuct Commissioner
JAMES g. DUANE. President.
EDWARD l.. ALLEN. Secretary
OFFICES OF THE COMMISSIONERS u. g..
Washington, u. g. February I. 1898.
~ EALED PROPOSALS Will he received at
~ this Office until II o'clock a. M. Monday February
H. 1926 FOR paving certain alleys with sheet asphalt
asphalt block and yrncd block brick. Blank forns
Of proposals. specifications and all Information.
be obtained at this Office J. ". ROSS. GEORGE
TRUESDEII. e. +. POWELL. COMMISSIONER u. c.
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a very different man
from Sir Francis Head
was George Borrow. La
vengro." who often used
to dine in Albemarle-st. in
times well within my
memory. Tall. broad. mus
cular. with heavy Shout
ders and perfectly white
halr-my father used 10
tell us that Borrow's hair
was gray before he was
thirty-his was a figure
which no one who has
seen ii is likely to forget.
/ never remember to have
seen him dressed in any
thing but black broadcloth.
and white cotton socks
were generally distinctly
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A pvERTrsEMlNTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS Fol
n TIIF NFW-YOKK TRIBUNE WILL. RE

A DvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
cEIvEp Ar TaE TTTowN OFFICE: No: i;2s2 , Broad
EASEMENTS a, the following Branch ofiees: 25'
a. corner Twenty third ST. lJ2 Sixth ave
i5T Fourth ave. Fourteenth-st $50 Third ave- 200
Third ave Forty seventh ST o26 Third-avs. near
LOS Firs'ave. lo5 West Forty second st
1872 Columbus SO Avenue A. i3:l Third ave 20 West
i32s Thriave 2o;i Third ave between One-hundred
and twelfth and one hundred and thirteenth SITS.
At tn HARLEM OFFICES. iso Fast one hundred and
243 IVES, hundred and tUerty fsth
A., and hundred forty nfthst.. 70
T. m. regular office
Brooklyn. at 81 Court - Broadway. +. d.; l2oc
Bedford 20 .. NJ regular orice rates
European Branch FOR Advertisements only. ~ F1ee'
G,r~.t r.. G.. london England
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,)ianos.

SELLING FAST.
A few more slightly used EmcrsOu I priEhfs
at low prices. -
Other prominent makes from 500 upwards.
Rented. Esrhangrd md sold rnsy terms.
cute Iitt1e upright piano for $50.
See S~lf-PIn,in Emersons.
EMERSON kEKOONS,
~ FIEiH W.. NEA.. 18TH ST.
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feaal Notices


- e,,,, ar,
CUPREME COURT OF THE STATE Ur
~rv, work. -PIaIntir desires trial 10 be had In the
CITY and county OF NewYork Sophia r. Beacn. pain''
against J,cop II Weinberg. Frieda Weinberg Jus ~. -
Porter Frederick J. stone. William NJ Ham, deiehua'''
summons .o. -, ,hor,.
no IN. above named defendants and each OF mem ,
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint ln
~ action ar. copy Of your answer on the
plantis within wenty days AFTER me ser
OF the day OF service: and IN
IS. - your Z ilure 20 appear. Judgment Will
IL taken you by default. for the relief demanded
In compl, INT
Dated New-YoGk. November 10th. 1894
ROSE & PrTZEL.
Plaintiff Attorneys.
one. and 70 i,rlce address. No $40 Broadway. New
York Glty
To Iui. : g Porter. defendant. 80.
Tn. foregoing summons served you by publica
lion pursuant order Of the honorable Edward
paf,erson one the Justices of The Supreme Court OF
-. s,at~ II New-York dated the 81 day Of January.
$50, and filed the complaint in the Office Of the
erer 81 he IS County ~ York. NJ the County
court House said city, on the said % day OF Janu-
ary 1895 ., ,so.
ROSE & PtTZEr.
Attorneys for plaintiff.
go Broadway New York city
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rIrrrNIE COIRT OF THE STATE OF

CTPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- NEW YORK-PlaniiN desires trial to be had in the
CIV md County Of New York Sophia F. Reach. painn
against Jacob g. Weinberg Frisda Weinberg and julia
s Z; Porter DEFENDANTS summons.
tn Tho above named defendants and each Of them;
Won hereby the complaint IN
,hI. action % a OF answer on the
piantl0s Attorneys within days after the service
NJ This smmo-s exclusive ~ the lay Of service ana in
case - your ALLURE APPEAR judgment Will
ts .en against you by default the relief demanded
In the complaint $500
Dated Sew-Yorx November Goth. 1894
PtTZEL.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
once and Postorce address. No. go Broadway. New
York city
To Jullo : O. "or,er defendant
The foregoing Is served upon you hy publica
ton pursuant % an order u the Honorable Edward
Patterson tho Justices Of the Supreme Court Of
the State q New York dated the 81 iay q January.
and ed the complaint In the Office Of the
CLERK Of m CITY and County or New York County
Court Iousr said city. the said ID day OF Jsru
airy 1925
dated. New York. January "a 1895
ROSE & PrTZEr.
Attorneys for plaintiff
800 Broadway. NewYork CITY.
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6cafllcre.

-.- -
vrr'TOR.-r Aston. r. A. Cambridge f:ng'anh' riv's
| ,rya,a i.ss1n. I'm classics and Mathematics etc;
moderate terms. 30 West 32i 81
vy,trTOR-A Everett stone tYa-) a6l 3th-avc 'on-Ee
preparation a specially Recommended by ,he he.:
n, Greer az "a conscientious and competent educator
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gunntrp propertp for Sale.

u,op SALE only s75 for a 5-acre Poultry Farm a.
Esolle n j.; close railroad enough Woo on t,e
place nearly pay Tor II: will be s9d on Sn ni Inn
mrnts; particulars. ID j." isloLfi' - 8" i"
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Rcsidrrarie.

UJ AUGH-LIN'S" QriCi; Lunch AND GRILL
| IROOMS 100 AND li2 NASSAU STREET Morse
uuldlnp1. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Delicious coffee"
Pure Dairy Products Health Food Cos Cereals clean.
Pure quick Iasiour Filter Gefmpfoof drinking Water
Ladies' Lunch Popular Prices
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6fbooI Asenfles.

GENCY-Miriam Coyriere supplies tutors. professors
"A teachers etc. in all deps recommends
schools parents $50 6thave. Book Bldng 10Th st
dERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses
&C. to Colleges. Schools and Families Apply 10
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG-TULTON. % Union Square.
DISK TEACHERS AGENCIES. New-York. Boston
Chicago. Los Angeles, etc u. E. Croker ". u. Kerr
T. w. Huyssoon W o. Pratt Managers. 20 5th-ave.. ~ Y
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DGntinq Araoemles.

LEXANDER MACGREGORS, Mendelssohn RoomA
"A 108 WEST 6STH-ST.
P:vate lessons AID classes In dancing every day.
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CLARENDON H0I'El, AND ETH .ru st I've
select family hJcl II the highest reputation On tho
" ~ 4. T.. BRIGGS.
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Efn.A HAMBWRG1A
LIME
CCNARD LINE,

CCNARD LINE,
n. TO LIVERPOOL VIA oUEsNsTowS;
.. a. m. Etruria Men : N
I:mb-ia Feb IS. II a. m! Aurania Mch; D. a
Ssrvia Feb Is. ( 80 a. m Umbria. Mich. 10 ~ a. m
ser' r-om pier 20 North River foot OF cicrkson,N
Cabin passage $50 and upward Second cabin 800. ~"
sax according steamer and sccommonauons. o.
s,eeraes tickets and ron all parts OF Europe -
very low rates For freight and passage sypy d. Wv
Company's ofhc. No. 4 Bowling Green. New YORK.
VERNON II BROWN & CO.. General Agents
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GOING ABROAD;
cDMPM@1@G00MMs
PACIFIC MAIL :. :. co.

PACIFIC MAI. 8 ;. %.
OCCIDENTAL. AND ORIENTAL. :. S. co.
Steamers leave San francisco: .
OCEANIC Honolulu FEBRUARY l.. .
GAELIC. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mafeh o. . ?. IN
CI1.v or; pEKiEG .............M March II. p m
CHINA. via Honolulu ...........''.- - - m
hpfu v
For freight passage and general Information appy "
s,3 Broadway Battery Place. Washington Da'''"s'
and cs. Broadway.
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g AVANNAH LINE.-THREE TIMES LIN
~ ~ from Per &c. ~ r.. OF spring ST. Iuesaass.
Thursdays ana Saturdays at p NJ For freight OF ~"
w r. RHETr Genr Ast.lJ D. HAsHAGESNs + p.x xS.
Cent. n. r.. si7 Bway' Is: r. " y Ky; I nrt g.
c. r r. r. sss B'ways. co. new pier 30 N l"
G. NJ. SORREL. Manager.
:. ,,,,var,srvvsrs AVN SUBSCRIPTIONS yoH
"A THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL OF ~ p,asS.
cElvED Al THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No La bSw rI:R
way. "a door north Thirty hrst-st;. ana a.
TisEMENTs the following Branch Is, Ss ssshavsi
isf Fourth-ave cor Fourteenth-s go Ihtd neat
Thrds cor III WI Forty seconds
ie2 SO Avenue AZ s2s 1t
2S1 West Forty second ST % hmnjrsd.
sss Thrd-avc; a.05i Third ave: between ~,
and twelfth and hundred @ ONE
,~eoty nfth st: 24s One hundred w "a
and NO West red nd -forv-hfth-s'. NY "
o. m, a regular once rates a. ,,.o.aw.v y D. go
In prookiyn. at 81 Court-St ~ Hroauwsy. - n.,s.
I'M 10 n M at regular once rates vr.sA
EupoUesn Branch fcr ADVERTISEMENTS only ." s.s'
Street y. C.. London. UnG1and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08

More and the years go on the writings
Of Abraham Lincoln take rank among English
classics. The Gettysburg address holds an undis-
puted place. but only less admirable than this
simple and stately and inspired utterance are
many sentences in his letters addresses and mes
sages. Lincoln never lost sight of the one object
OF his official life-to preserve the Nation-and no
personal ambition. no individual opinion friend
ship no theory Of the Constitution. not
any passion for freedom, could Leaf him to
one act which might interfere with the
main success. His talk and his writing went
straight to the heart OF things, and his aphor-
isms are full OF suggestion and inspiration to the
American citizen OF the present time. Many of
them have already become household words and
there are others which should be treasured
In The Table Talk of Abraham Lincoln"
little pocket volume published by the Frederick
A. Stokes Company. Mr.. William o. Stoddard. who
was Of Mr.. Lincon's private secretaries has
gathered a collection of the martyr Presidents
sayings. They include brief selections from his
published writings and few anecdotes which the
editor considers authentic. The extracts are all
such as one might wish to have In accessible FORM
and the volume is tastefully printed.
One Of the best OF the compact reference books
on topics OF the day is "Hazell's Annual" which
IL edited by William Palmer and imported by
Charles Scrbner's Sons The issue Of the Annual
has now extended through ten years. The edition
for 1886 consists Of ZIG pages forty more than last
year. and includes articles on great variety OF
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old DOMIN MON LINE.
~ steamers for NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. OLD POINT
COMFORT and NEWPORT NEWS; vIRGINM ,sfi,SG.
ToN. n. c.--Mo,. Tues Wed Thurs and sal s sS'
Richmond, JAMES RIvER-Mon. Wed and sat
For WEST POINT, VA.-Tues. Thurs. and sat r,o,u
pier 20 No. g. r.. foot Beach-si a, p m. SAT;
urdxys Through tickets and freight rates 70 ."
points South and West.
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DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IL FOR LA GUAYRA. PUERTO CABELLo CARACAo
AND MARAcAIBO VIA CURACAO, 90
IS yEMEzuELA;::; ........; TUESDAY Feb T. y.
4. s. PHILADEIPHIA..... Thursday. FEB ~ , "A
s. S CARACAS .............. Tuesday. March 5; ! ~
These American built expressly for tne us"
have superior accommodations for passengersr
BOULTON, BLISS & DAILEIt.s
General Managers. lS5 Froh'-s" /.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
KIPLlNG'S HERO IN LIFE.
a San Francisco Newspaper Discovers the
OriEInnl OF "Private MuIvaneY."

Tho San Francisco Call has discovered
tho original of Rudyard Kiplings "Pri-
vate Mulvnney." Hc is William Nc
Manus, and he lives in San Francisco
To him, according to The Calls story,
kipling is indebted for many of the
marvellous stories that have made him
famous. McManus, who was Il soldier in
India, says no knew Kipling when Il
lad. Later McManus "bossod" gang
of native tracklaycrs on the government
railroad, and i'll the doing Of it AIcAIanus
said:
We'll I remember Kipling in those
days, n plucky, inquisitivc little fellow
in the civil service, whom first met ut
Cawnpur, where he passed his bottle
around among us privates and then got
us to tell all the yarns Of tho barrack
room. Ho had little, stubby, black
mustache and Wore specs. -
McManus was born i'll 1899, and Is
years later enlisted III tho army. He
went to India i'll 1857. McManus says
that most of kipling's stories are found
ed upon fact.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
Snowballs, Five n Throw.

The street faliirs have something new.
1t is delusive arrangement of ice and
gingery-or rather pcppery-sirups
The products are called 'snowballs. "
A huge cake Of ice lies upon street
stand. Beside it is the strip. 4 GUS
toner gives an order. Tho fukir takes a
large metal arrangement that resembles
a lemon squeezer and opens it by turn
ing back the top. A bowl with sharp
edge is disclosed. This is used to scrape
ice from the cake. When it is more than
full Of haliy ice, strip of the flavor de-
sired is poured upon the ice and rapidly
absorbed by it. The cover is brought
back to place, forcing the ice and strip
into q compact ball The lid is thrown
back in few seconds and white, fros-
ty sphere is delivered.
The stuff has jumped into favor with
tho thirsty, and the Bowery is lined with
men crying: "Snowballs Snowballs
Five throw New York World.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
AUCTION aALES-FUTURE DAY
(,oMM'SSlONERS SALE OF NORFOLK
COUNTY REAL. ESTATE

BY virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Norioik county, Va, entered on tie 18th day %
March, 1885, In the chsncory suit of Aivib II
Martin, guardian, plaiutih. apainlt Leila arson
am others, defendants SHALL special commits.
sIl,n,nler, sell on TUESDAY, THE ism DAY Or
JUNE, 1928, ut IL o'clock IN. ut public auction in
ilont OF the courthouse of n r.o!k tounty Court.
III . .he city oil Portsmouth Va. he following prots
errty, io.w,t: THOSE TWO CERTAIN Lois Or
PARCELS OF LAND, with the bulduss and i'm,
Prove ncnts therehn, situated iu Tam RS Creek
Smaag,stenai District, county Of Norfolk state Oh
ngnia, ueserited US lot. seventeen M and nine
teen A;9)on ths plat pf the North End sdioinin1
the terminal rs'ilroad, which take, of: portioS
ihereoi ir, IN tie ar OF each lot. sad Ibis front
on W1Iser avenue twenty-five feet ,ach and run
back tetwtea parallel lines t. the ephty-fo ave-
nue. OF said railroad Q mpauy. TheWc.t une ot
said lots. which are adjoining lots. being aSout
stVenty-hve Irc'; tnd the East line sb nut one hun
dred aud ten ie ~ A"if
TERMS-ons-tbird cash; tho residue in two
equal installments. payable, with Interest from
Gay of sac, III SIX, twelve and eighteen month,
from d'y OF sale, evidenced by The ne1otiabie
notes o. the purchastr, the purchaser 10 be al
liberty TO anticipate the yment Of one or both OF
said de'eTrei insi amcnts and ~, title TO b. re-
taiaed until the further order Of no court
GEORGE u. MARTIN.
Special Commiss.ou
It's certified that the hond required by the
commissioner in the above tnti ell cIuse has b, en-
given. ~ 'eN
lesis- L. NJ. Sylvester, c. c.
Je-td BY &. T.. PHI LIPS ID. G
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
A CLEVER HORSE.
II Wecds the Garden Us We'll rs ANY Gar
Jcner Could.

Jcner Could.
Henry moore, planter living near
Englewood, Ala, la, valuable riding
horse, Kit, which he mas trained to do
light garden work III unique way when
not on duty under the saddle.
When Kit was young colt, he had
the misfortune to sprain his knee in rae
ing and romping about the pasture, and
to give him careful attention and keep
him we'll ont Of harms way his master
put him in the garden 10 take things
basy till his recovery. A1oore's garden,
like tho average one i'll this section,
sometimes gets oyerrun with cocoa grass,
and having occasion TO chop it cut pretty
frequently, ho hit upon plan by which
he might be relieved of this almost end
less work during Kits coilaremont.
Tho colt had always seemed remark
ably quick and intelligent, and with Il
very little training Moore taught him to
pull grass as clevcrly and neatly as it
could be doue by hand. In short while
Kit was engaged as regular Sardonor, us
it were. keeping the beds us clean as tho
floor and piling tho grass in tho walks,
to DO removed by barrows. -Philadel-
phia Times.
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Ju2-tds
W. NJ. Hannah. Auc,ioneer.

RY vIRTURE OF THE FOLLOWING DEEDS
ID of trust to us one from c. b. Roper and whTs
da'ed May 9th, 1893 and duly recorded in d. ID,
lSu, +. l02, Norfolk Co,nty curt Clerk. Office:
one f'om W. NJ Moore and wi e; dat ID Os. ober
2lst, 1870, recorded in ID. 4 W. l.. 63I; and one
nom Union Veterans Hail Association dated Sen
temher 5th, 1892, record d in D. L. I02 T. 5p9
Clerks Office Corporation Court ity Of Norfolk
ant at the request OF the party iher .in secured a
vii! sell At public auction at the Norfolk Renl
Estate EI hangc, lis Main street, on THURSDAY
the 18th ,aI OF June. 1895, at II M, the following
property:
/. THAT CERTAIN LoTOF AND with the
improvements tl.ieon, beginning soul ,iie OF
Byrd street. in Norfolk county Va at u out 30
feet west from west side OF Factory street; thence
running south along what Turner's lot 100 feet:
thence wet ~ teet theme north loo faet to Byrd
street al d thence cast 30 feet 10 tn he ching
loISi ~ and so in lat OF H. Richardson's
SamPosteila lots, said lots front Irey street and
run back lOj
3 THAT LOT OF LAND on Claiborne avenue
in BrambIctt IL Ward, Norf TX city, Va. numberrd
;, in square c. us ma kei ON plat roco dcd with
dec FROM M. I. Cooke aud al to H. Ethcretrc:
lot fronts ~ feet ON said ayenue nd runs back las
feet TO a lane ~ feet wide, and is improved by II
nice flame luildng
l. VACANT LOT fronting IS feet Oh west side of
Hawk street, Norfolk city, Va, b tw,et butte aud
Queen streets, with depth Of ito fe T.
TEHMS-CASH
GEO w. DEFY
Nv. HUNTER
T. II. BORLAND
Trustees Mutual Building Association
W. N. HANNAH,
yeS-lu9 AuCt'oueer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
BY Townsend ( Joyne,, Aucticnetr r., 80 Main
street.
EAECuToRS SALE OF DESIRABLE RESP.
DENCE PROPERTY ON Butte STREET
AND On FRONT STREET, NOR
FOLK, VA.

As executor of Cornelius II. Matthias, deceased.
anu oY viriurs OF decree catered the 2lst daS
land aud husi and :: nSt Pat,ic G.. AIms,rouy am
",htra now pending III the Copr IL Law uni
Chiaac+ry Of tie eityo Norfolk shA offer 10.
>.H a. iMhc auction, at the Norfolk Real Est ,ts
'toak Exchange No. ll5 Main ,nest Norfolk.
va, on THURSDAY, ne 18Th, isgI, at II o'cocS
miiday, the following res d me properly situated
IA said tity of Norfolk ,o-wit:
nj : liE LOT OF Ian WITH THE DOUBLE
TENEMENT DWELLING HOUSES, NJ. 2Ol aud
2li lute street, near Brewer street no ting , N
the south side of But. SIR Il 80 aud 3-Ulhs t., :.
NOSE or les, 20 the midGI" o the S-ioot are Ia
dep h IL the west line of - t,ci Ii ore or les
icph Il Is ieei riches. more or lass on the easA
iiue, aud width across the OF vi fc,t in.he,
:? THE LOT or LAND WITH THE DOUBLE
TENEMENT DWELLING HOUSES, Ncs. Is ana
ivei Oh South side oil Ruie street 10 tue middle
81 TIE . foot lane In common between No, POS aue
20" Butt stT''i with depth on the ives, line Of
- ittt Ichc', more or les'. GeDl Oh the cuah
lines OF 30 feet, more or less and 4 width acron>
The rear OF 50 fee more e..
= THE LOT q LAND WITH THE FRAMp
ANnT KooFED LOUBLE DWELLING at The
northwest corner of l'r, nj and Second streets in
Atnniie C,y Waid: fio1tins 20 Get, more or lcso
40 ieet 10 an alley, and wi h wiGth across the
gar Of ls ct . ! che r,orc OF less
T. TIE Lot OF LAND WITH THE DOUB n
FRAME AND sllINGLED ROOF DOUBLE TEN
EMENf HOUSES. lying imme lately West ana
adi"nlnB Tie lpi hcieinabovc last dcs r'ld fro =
tie I. vi dp'h Of l21 feet to an alcy, ana
with 'dlh act'ss he fcsr of 80 loci; more less
II RNS-Nns-thpd i'll cish; oHc-r h,rd nj 10
months a d "relh'rd II: Is M lis from day u
sl'. tIe deferred in mcuts to evidenced by
tie purchaser ne otinhe notes, bearing from dap
Of 'ae u, The RAT. oil Il Ter cent. pr arnum Y.
abe =cmi-annually, and to lie s.crre by the pur.
Chiaers IL ci 1T trust upon III. p.oIcr'y. t. 10
d'a"n, Ger iht Il Tor fccOr amt re:Urtei Mt Iuc
aser's expense, or tho purchaser may Jay tho
whole purchase oney in sh al time ui' cous,
phi MO with the terms Of 81 10
JOSEPH r. ALLYN
Executor Of Cornelius II. Matthias
TOWNSEND Il JONES
AmItinneara-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07
GALE OF VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AND
REAL ESTATE AT CAPRoN,

~ ,hture VI uccu oil trust executed on the -th
uay oil July, 1893, by J. J. Robinson of Phiadel.
pha to Albert Thompson trustee Tor The n,,rnns,
tEereiu set forth, which decd IS Of record in the
tierks Office OF southampton County Court Vir.
sinla, the Undersigned as substituted trustee in
the place OF Albert Thompson resigned will sell M
pubiic auction 10 the highest bidder at Canron
Va, on tuesday,, June 18th, Isg5 NIP o'clock m
AL Oh me property real and personal, under the
control and IN the possession Of the substituted
trustee lay virure OF the said deed OF r tst of ul,
Ith 1885,, consisting OF the mill building (kuowa
rs the hoDnSon EoN Factory. with FaiIroaf
frontage oil 2I feet: also all she ds and other Luild
insS connect q Herewith; tenement houses D
slna!i dry SlinS, 2VNi0 feet, the property being
ioeaded al taIhon. Va, upon land lease, rroo a
w. Iruit Co, which lease will be assigned 10 ~,
rui chaser of the property :" '"o
Setond-AH The machinery of every a,uro ana
description connected with or BELONGING 10 IN.
satu laht Including among other things a shinvls
onth complete 60 h. u. Nagle boilers, ssh n
SSieEeIah9 ioodwick engine, 50 b. D. Houston.
,M su n Ganbie engine, rlauers, 10 inch re-
SAW, 20 men iip-saw, cutoff saws Q small rim
.aw, $40 let OF betin: with shait,ng and pull,rI
automatic knife grinder saw grinder Z ,,,mS
ehsiHeS, etc, III short everything that might Lr
expected IN conveniently arranged Lox iactarr
aud planning mill. 'S
Thrd-one lot obtaining y acre on Main stre,,
apron, uron which there |. icsit able dwIljro
OF rooms uSd necessary oui-houscs
1fRMc- une-third cash; remainder uuop term,
10 u i.Indc known OH uay OF sale Ample ana
economic arrangements for lumber upon VII Oh n,
operate can lie effected 10y the purchaser of the
pntt more complete inventory of the property
to he sold or any Information regarding the sams
my he had by applying 10
JAS. I. MCLEAORE
Substituted Trustee
n.a5 10, is'a Couriant, Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-07

done we'll with its corn palace, Fort
Worth with it's cotton palace had been q
financial success, and he believed q min
eral palace ought to go in Colorado.
This plan met with general approval. A
company was formed, and the palace
was erected in tho midst of u luxurious
growth of sage brush i'll an unimprovcd
part of the city. Tho structure still
stands and is admired by the visitors
who occasionally go OUT to inspect its
srensures New York Sun.