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The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13

FAST TRIPs-W. B., City. The fastest recorded
trip across the Atlantic westward was made by
the steamer Lucania She left Queenstown
October 20 and reached New York on the 26th
of that month"; 1894 The distance was 2719
minutes. The fastest trip eastward was made
by the same steamer from New York to Queens
town, September to IA, 1894; distance 2S10
In 1898 the Campania made the distance from
New York to Queenstown, 2912 miles, two
miles more than the Lucania, in days II
hours and z minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13

The Game and Forest Commission of
New York estimates that there are 10000
deer left on the Adirondacks, but the
estimate was hardly much more than a
guessing contest.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13

Mo1AssEs buttercups, 25c lb. Townsends.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13

ROBERTS, 22o sutter-"Cards by the million."s
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13

Under the Democratic tariff the reve-
nues have fallen short of the needs of the
Government by an average of 81, 100000 a
month, and there are several months yet
TO come before Congress can patch up the
leak and help Cleveland out.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13

RAILROAD MENU. S. G. NJ, Pixley, Tulare
County, Cal Following are five of the leadin g
railroad men in the United States at this time
Coils P. Huntington of the Southern and Cen
trai Pacifics; S. II. Clark, receiver of the
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Marvin
Hughitt OF the Chicago Northwestern, and Hill
of the Great Northern.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13

Mayor Pingree of Detroit, having been
elected for the fourth time, has been sug-
gested by his friends as Republican
Presidential candidate, provided the big
four get sIdetracked.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

EUROPEAN RAILROADS.&C.. C. B., Auburn,
Placer County, Cal. The railways IN most
European countries are practically under the
control of the Government. In Great Britain
they are managed by private corporations, but
subject to inspection at stated intervals by an
officer of the Government. In France, the
railroads are governed by six great railway
companies. In Switzerland the railroads are
in the hands of private corporations, except
one owned by the Canton Of Berne. In Ger
many and Norway the railroads are under
the control of the Government exclusively. In
Austria, Italy, Spain, Portugal, sweden, Den
mark, Holland, Belgium and Russia the ROADS
are in part under control of the Government.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13

Senator Hoar has been giving boom to
the "-ed-chceked schoolmarm." He says:
Let her take her shingle in her hand,
and where she brings up the boys there
will be DO bigotry and very little Democ.
racy"
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13

At the present time England is having
trouble in Ireland, Central Africa, South
Africa, Turkey, China, Venezuela and
Alaska. In fact, she cannot look upon
any quarter of the globe without seeing
where she has put her foot in it.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13

Commenting on the fact that the late
Duke of Marlborough married an Ameri-
can, and the present one has repeated the
triumph, the Prince of Wales is reputed to
have said recently that he regards that
dukedom as an American possession.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13

According to the current report of Com
missioner-General Stump, only 25S, $50
immigrants entered this country during
the fiscal year ending with last June, be-
ing the smallest immigration since 1879.
The falling off was, of course, due to hard
times, and is one of the few things that
kept the depression from being an unmiti-
gated evil.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13

BACON Printing Company, sos Clay street,
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13

They are now arguing in the East that
the recent earthquake in the Mississippi
Valley was due to the subsistence of a
large area of natural gas lands in Indiana
and Ohio, but the exact spot where the
subsistence occurred has not been dis
covered
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13

Under the contract system of street
lighting each arc light in Detroit cost
$11 15 month, while under municipal
ownership of the lighting plant the cost,
including interest on S6O0,O of bonds, is
only 81 0s a lamp, and the city this year
will have better lighting than before and
save $72,0 900.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13

There are said to be well established
statistics to prove that the consumption of
beer in New York City is equal to three
glasses, day for every man, woman and
child of the population, and still the com.
plant is heard that Roosevelt has made it
a dry town.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13
SUBSCRIPTION RATEs-postage Free:

BUSINESS OFFICE:
10 Market Street,
san Francisco, California.
,1o,,,,ora ~ Main-lS6S
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13

OF 118 members of Congress replying to
the Manufacturers Record of Baltimore
ninety-six say they favor Government aid
to the Nicaragua canal. This is a good
proportion of those who replied, but the
silent wood-sawers seem to DE in big
majority on the question.
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tho long, blaeIs gloves lneet tnem.

tho long, black gloves meet them.
There has never been blue like that
which is called turquoise this spring
Look mt it and wear it if the fashion
suits your complexion.
The pretticst evening dress that
have seen this week was very pale
yellow chiffon. The skirt was accor.
dion plated and had not even an edge
of lace, while the bodice was gathered
full over u yellow silk lining from the
throat to the waist and tied with very
heavy dcop yellow satin ribbons. As
tho lining was cut low the tulle made q
pretty covering for tho Rirlish shout
aers, and tho full sleeves of the chiffon
were held in at the elbows with the
same ribbon used on the waist. The
young wearer, with her dark eyes and
dark heavy hair arranged with yellow
rose at one side, was one of the most
striking pictures OF brilliant evening.
hLLEN osborn
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to be called fashionable. On the whole,
the new man is to be congratulated on
boldness and fertility. Now that won-
en- are inspectors Of street cleaning, in
surance agents and the like, it's high
time for men TO take to millinery
Tho newest wells are interesting. The
Easter novelty is q long veil of white
Mechlin lace, which is slightly frillcd
In front and reaches the chin; no more.
1t Is tied at the back and the ends fall
Grer the neck.
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Black figured net is tho standby. IL
is the best veil there is for tho picture
hat, but chenille goes better with tooue
or capote. Dotted wells hurt the ewes,
but that is an old story and one that
has never counted against them. Eyes
are of no consequence from some points
of view.
The spring blouse has first place in
every right-minded girls affections. A
particularly clever one, of which tho
artist has given you picture, is made
in pale pink crepon, gagged about the
neck and loosely gathered ut the waist
under a belt of green velvet. The full,
short sleeves have roscttes ut the ell
bows, and bows with long ends of
green velvet ribbon trim the waist at
the lcft-hand side.
But that is for grand occasion.
For tennis or boating, or the hundred
and one vacation uses, figured blue
tiannelcttc is more suitable Its made
with three box plaits down the front
and with Il band collar, smnrtencd with
bow of dark blue ribbon. The
sleeves are full and gathered into nur-
row cuffs, and tho body Of the blouse
bags just the vericst trifle, us is the way
VI III idShlohoole Dlonscs TINS Sprlng.
a pretty blonde girl has an Easter
dress you may ike TO hear about. 1t is
of pale blue cloth, with one of those
new skirts that arc MI seams. Down
each seam runs Il thread of Jet passc-
mentcric. The bodice is tnilor fitting;
| it opens behind, and over it is worn "a
short cape covered with Jet passcmen-
tcrie. a black chiffon ruchc forms u
full collar mt tho throat, lfnottcd in
| front with bunch of violets There Is
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OFFICE OlrY TREAaltnER.

NlhfoLK, VA, april n, 1895. I
pID3 Will, BE OPENED All IUiS OF
- fec AT II o'clock noon on APRIL 27ri.
1893. for doing all tue excavation an la Il
SLING ana for laying the drain title III I'm
wood tometcry
slecihcnt DIS for the work and other in
formuion Lay be Obtained at iihe onice OF
the tity I'm unser
ach hid ~ t be nc ompnned by n c6rti-
tioi cAe. i'll the sum of one hu,,Ircd dol
lars as guarantee of the good iHitn OF the
bidder. Bond with Satisfactory security
vi be required to the amUnnt of une- If
h contract prico.
Tie isht to reject any or all bills with
out ussig ming the reason thereto. is re-
served.
BY order Of tho Cemetery Committee,
w, T. BROOKE.
aplne26 city Engineer.
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in front and almost to the nupe of the
neck behind.
Yellow straw hats with pale green
ribbon rosettes, black ostrich plume on
one side, two white ones on the other.
Black straw toques with yellow jon
quils under the briIn, wired rolls of yell
low ribbon standing up over the crown
in double bows.
Black straw picture hats with black
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waist, and, OF course balloon
sleeves.
White and black is the spring combi-
nation. Not black and white, but n
White ground with black accessories.
Take white dress, that perhaps You
h2yc been wearing and are q little bit
tired Of. and cover UP all the bad places
with black feather trimming. Thus
are you III the very hcight OF fashion.
for thus arc half OF the spring dresses
made. Quo white eatin evening dress
has an entire covering of jettod luoe.
The bodice IL OF white satin with deep
band of black jet across tho bust and a
fall OF il over the shoulders. The gloves.
are white and in the fair hair of the
clever bloade who dcsigued the con
lection" is woven tiny black eiprette
fastened with white satin bow.
Turquoise blue with black Is another
idea of the season. At reception re.
Gently tall slight fair girl woru blue
silk sprayed with small yellow flower
while through TINT ran black stripe.
very fine but very distinct The skirt
has deep rufffe OF black tnllo CAUGHT
with hlacl: satin ribbons, The waist
has q soft face front of blncll chiffon
and girdle of blacl; set, while the
sqraro-cut corsago is flushed with
plain band OF jet, most effective against
the white skin. Black suede gloves and
q fan OF pale blue aud black feathers
carry out the idea
Another Turquoise blue waist IS worn
with q perfectly plain black skirt. The
bodice here is of blue silk, cut low.
gathered full In front down TO the
waist and held in with q soft fold OF
blue velvet. The sleeves are immense
bouifant affairs Just to the elbows WHARF
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AUCTION sALEs-FurysE DAY
By A. c. Ful!iam. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
PLANT AND MACHINERY AS A GOING
CONCERN, WITH A CAPACITY FOR
THE MANUFACTURE OF EIGHTY
THOUSAND BRICKS
PER DAY
PER DAY.

BY virtue of q coed of trust exe.utel by the
SURVIVING members Of the .ats firm. IRA ling As
march 2s:h, 1895, and duly recorded In the Clerk q
Slnc, OF the county Count of the county " Isl, of
m mSa, anS 'oa me prrp9se OF eiitc;Ing settle
nFin, having Teen dissolved by the death of one
OF ~; M, mies ! shall ell at public auction at The
courthouse ~ Newport News, Va. on the 2Gth ,iuy
OIL AfEll, 1895, tho 10 low ing valun lc property OH
oauhes r,ei; IN the County OF Isle OF " :ghi near
First. AVAILABLE BRICK PLANT. with the
latest aud most approved machinery every de-
ilap ron ne eS.;.ry To- he manufacture OF tricks
The above plant is loeIt.d ON james river, at the
mtts oil rafsn creek, in The county OF Isle OF
i me,u anu within Gig i miie- OF the new and grow
lug city OF Newport NcWs, In fifteen iest of
wafer within twenty yards oftae brick workss
ne cay ir M the land on Which the plant In To-
oa'ed Tue property OF the said frin ana hersinRc
Ter ue,eIibed, is oil tie bst quality for the pur-
tire anu practical experts ami pr, nounc,d TO of
u SUI eric. quality. tricks made by thx sid com
Any during the two years OF it, existence weI. IL,
srii't demand anu comIman Itd the highest Prices
in no ~ and foreign markets.
Second. TIE TRACT OF LAND on which the
sAd ant Is located, on James river, in tue county
:in' cs Id. with water front OF one-.,urth of n
mie, con'ninitg by IS imation i45 acres lie The
anus oil Niurdaigh N Mayo, Moon Creek Ju.
Dayi ct ais "
IMPROVEMENTS consist of pcoenary eds
houses Tor o. eraiivcs ana The supernt,nd, u; OF
me works. considerable portion of The land is
@rahlc, fertile aud wei adapted To the growth of
iueks, with every facility Tor marketing the same
The halanc- oil lie land is well ct in pine timber
convenicn; to and suitable tyr tie II the rks
rare opportunity i. afforded parties desiring
10 engage IA he manufacture of bricks, tiles and
the nk'. such lor ION of the land rs ', not ne ,cd
ior IN pnrros 8 81 the works readily be sold
~ lhe purchi or at remuHcrati>c pie p The
iIpsity is sold olely in co sequence ct the d;s,
ihion VI the htin by The death Of one vi its MEM
teas. 80 '
TERMS-Cash sufficient TO defray the EXPENSES
OF lux the trust, aud the iu-ther Inn nj
ne III !tsind dollars; the balance on n cred { OF
* aud Twelve mon lbs, ia equal payments, with
in,.reSt ITO hc day oil sale. Nsluti1nle t,tr.
rel! enforced or oonds. with approve personal 90
cnr'!, required 81 the puIch i,r the deferred
payne rs with the right TO anticipate auy or rlI
naymtn's. lii,e GAINED to thu seal estate until
nc pAyineh' Of the purchase money ia fil or n
desired, decd executed and d ed o. trust taken a.
'echle suid drie red rayinfnis as aoie aid
lnilrmailon vi br furnished or the property
Shown IN duplication t. X. "a. Potkcr nj Hnm,I.
'"a, Va. cr r. L. B'yhin, at s II ha,lj, Va
K. J.. bUikiN. Trustee
A &. PULiIAM
"P' s"th d Aurtioneer.
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denly he stopped of bis own accord md
called out Silver street. Then there was
a scampering and n scattering, and it
flashed over Inc that the lady was Mrs.
Wiggin Of kindergarten fame.
Let me say here that Mrs. Wiggip
was the pioneer of free Kindergarten
work on the Pacific coast and tho or.
ganlzer of the Silver street school. the
FIRST free kindergarten established west
OF the Rocky mountains.
Mrs Wiggin was born in Philadel.
phia and educated in Andover. Mass.
but Maine, where she declares she loves
every stick and stone, claims her too.
She spent many years of her childhood
there in the small town of Hollis, where
last year she purchased house with the
intention OF passing her summer in I'M
interrupted work This residence is an.
propriately known as Quillcote.
1t was tho atmosphere of that region
which lent color to those stories of hors
about New England life and character,
which have appeared in The Atlantic
Monthly.
For two years HRS Virgins winter
home has been near New York at Bronx.
VILE
There, the last time l saw her, she
was acting in the capacity of Gordon
bleu, OF musician and singer and poet.
a&a and humorist and hnstaaa.
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A CHARMING AUTHORIZES.
An Interesting Sketch of Kate Dougla.
Wiggin.

Wiggin.
Mrs Kate Douglas Wiggin is the sub
Ject of an entertaining article by Emma
Is. Kaufman IN The Ladies' Homo Jour
nal. The writer says: 1t was in n crowd
ell car in an questionable quarter OF
San Francisco that l first met Mrs.
Wlggin She got into the car and crowd
cd 1t more because there were half 4
dozen small rugged children hanging
about her, and they were calling her
Miss Kate" aiId sho was smiling with
very blue eyos ut one. and she was talk
ing with very rod lips to another, md
her checks were very pink oven then,
and her golden hair was all blown by
tho wind
She had OH littlo Int that was sur.
rounded by wreath of red roses, aud
sho had on pretty dress that fitted her
TO perfection.
1t all struck me as being very incon.
gruons-this pretty. fashionable lady
who did not Seem III tho least to mind
all these ragged children clinging to her
and trarpling on her dress, and the
children, who did not seem to be, In the
least afraid OF the lady S style or beauty.
Tho car wac full of poor people, who
seemed to know her, too, for they smiled
ht her and made room for her IN way
they had not done for me.
Presently [ discovered that the con.
ductor was a acquaintance, too, for sud
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WHY PAY RENT?
sole agents. No. l6 Bank street.
PROPOS SAILS.
PROPOSALS.
NORFOLK ClrY WAlAn DrpAnrMnNr.

- NUhF"Ik, Va, April 3. lt9j. 7
HE CoDN Cll.S OF NOR OH lIAViEG
! made an appropriation to put In system oi
driven wells. bus Ior doing The work and guai-
dhteelhg q minimum daily wafer sLIp'y OF Two
million gallons, viii be opened at tho once OF this
dePl tIncnt APRIL 20, 1895. bids 10 Ice made ipth
iui furnishing the ground OF site with tie plant
aun the plant oniy, The ground or sit. b.inr far
"t ri Sy the city. As n p edge VI ability aud
svoi iAith each bid must lie atc1inpauiei by Ger
lined bank check for one thousand dollars viii N
WI! lac returned to IN ucccssiul licd, rs The
work 10 Ice done Ia accordance with the tpccihc,,-
ltOAs furnished by the city Engineer and the Chief
Engineer Of the department. The right to rejec,
iUy or all bids is r, served.
i'y order of the Board OF Water Con mssoners.
ap7-td Sup'rtten'.r,,,
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plated chiffon to veil the brim and
great punches Of shaded roses for trim
mings.
The new man" is going into mil
linery and the results of his efforts are
apparent in the present very original
mixture of colors. Sometimes seven
hucs are seen on one hat. Black, cream
and orange are n usual combination.
Blaclk, green, pink and yellow deserves
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ellen OSBORN Talks DRESS
The Spring Costumes That This
Week Will Bring Forth.
POINTS FOR FEMININE READERS
White and Slack, Turquoise Blue and
Black and Other Fashionable Com
binations. The New Capes
and Jackets That Will APP
pear After Easter.
[coPYnleHr, 1851

Sunday is past
you will see:
Fine leghorn
straw hats with
lon g feathers
on each ST d @
and u bunch of
fe a t h e r tips
over the fore
head. The bri1n
bends down to
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Limited. Of London. In llanl. ard SIR Henry
John selWin lhb.tson, Leopold Sanons ana
Harry Frederick Pollard, trustees. .... Plaintiffs,
vs.
The Nitro hosphlto Syndicate Imte /. OF Lon
don, England. AVID Charles CoudeIt trustee ana
Mlehae! iaIl pei. ndants,
Tne object OF hi suit is ON d. half of tue indus,
tTial and General trust. Limiicl oil london Eng.
land. rlntin, 10 .ttach thu estate of the defend.
ant ,otpor ton. the Nitro Phosphate syndeats
ldmeu, OF Lon ION, England. 10 pay a debt due
from the lai"r to the former OF iii coo, or s5J-
.Jl3l win interest at per cent. on tiuO1N ID
SN,ttj, pert thenoi nom tie 18Th day OF My
1888, until la8ntnt; 10 lave she irHst hek
by ihc ria'niA trustees Administered by
tile curt; 10 have lie trust pr0le. ty scaueA
liateI AMI applied to the p,ymcnt # to
SAID secured Il ht rs above il ,CribeI to have an
iAlunciion Tes;iGiuing the defendant :oruO- a,op
iTon transferring or incuwbcring its cstate or fron,
collecting The rents ana is.Uc' .lii FRONTS thcr.oa
to h'Ne rctriv'r I" take p session rnd ,oitro %
the eitate ui tho Defendant cJIpOr ali m sni ruJs
eet ihs reEl>, iSsucs and prolis OF ,a;ne and fos
III! oth.r prNpcf relief
An i.ar'car.ns 10y AFFIDAVIT filed tl,st the de-.
frUtaut, Tie %.tr.-lhosphaic Syndicate LitniteI
OF i"nd"n ELeliud, Is Tor ign CORPORATION a ~
ttAi tie dvondaEtS arc u1u-rssien;s OF thA
- ie. II is 0Tdc al that thoY APP ar hcre within
h,tecn days alter tie Publication hei eof AMI IA
what may DO Necessary 10 protect their interest
Teste- L. A. SIT VFSTFp n 4,
H. HA"'s'P'q api-thAA
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tEALLSrATE AGENTS.
h. c. H0ggaTd & Co.,
Real EState& Rental Agents,
s20 MAIN STREET.
PHONE No. 7i9.

- IIVIVTS NO. 10.
FOR RENTS highland. 81 Kelly. 40
Wood, 10 Charlotte. 704 Chapel, 4u3, Us All
aud 90 Highland, . and ~ Baxter. l26 vii
ioughOy, ~ nud 40 LeviuuGn ,tree-. eight
looms, SIS or month; ia Brewer, % CHAPEL
.t9 CHAPEL street. two stores corner Of
Eighth nni iuertY streets, btrkiev.
FOR SAlE-Miso house on Winoughby.
Two on Iarh' one on Gibbs four on High
land. three on RESERVOIR, ono on Tunstt,ll
two on Falkland, two on Levitt. one ON CLAY
Niee lots on treemason, lousn. Dartmouth.
Corprow. Msr.hall. Highland, Park. Koliv
stock, grain or trucking, OH easy terms
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

tIRGlNlA-lN me CLERKS OFFICE OF THD
Circuit Court for the county of Norfolk,
Anil & ~e
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OvERWORK.
OVERSTUDY.
POOR HEALTH.

Don't oyerwork the brain, for
the results are most serious.
Keep up yorr strength and
energy by taking Browns IIou
BitteTs.
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A UCIloN SALEoFNALUABLE FARM WATER
FRONT AND OYSTER GROUNDS In
NORFOLK COUNTY, ON
MASON,S CREEK.
MASON'S CREEK.

-, ~ Va ~ J'auVl u 0ptatIey, trustee, three ue
mem 10 W iIiian ). Butt, trustee, an one of them
10 "ystt as iiustce. dated respectively loh 0e
10y so; 10Th OF March, 1891: i:iih Of Arru,,.
~; slsi OF March, is91 aud he 9Th of February
lN't and AS substituted trustee uni,r Nh. ioie
ntr namei decd:: ali OF which made 10 SECURE
debts day L. T. { Ncrchants ana Mechanics Say.
ihgS Bank OF the ~ OF Norfolk ana by difec,ion
"i te said Is NIX default having b en- mime In liz,
ay Went :" me said debts vii! proceed eel al
'he Il Us ate Exchange, in the City OF Norfolk
al puDiie Auct on, on
SATURDAY TIE corn DAY OF ArRu $50,
at u o'clock M, tie following valuable real estate.
p. f.r,t; ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT. PlECB
uh \ ~ III or LAND, with its ,ppurienlncra.
E IN Ylns aud being in 'he county OF Nor
i"h containing one hundred aud twenty ard uDv-
al, res, motc or less, and bounded A. fyll ws
j." N"tt ny M"sunB Greek Oh the Sc By Eo, CD
Iccd aud, "n no south hy Robert PED, Ioio
and On III west ~ u prom: fMs,on'. Cr9st h..
rs lac 'a'ae iat'n ih.t was T. nvcyei To e. NJ
Brad ury hy ". II T. hot trustee. :ini otb.r. ~
uel' 9It.u ne ~ d"y OF july Ia the year 1851,
se-oMi. Also ALL THAT CERTAIN orEEn
lEA' OF LAMB with the buiitinrs md i,u-
Pro'rinehts ii'eon and the urpurt eannce, thcreto
LEO, , gns sitHa'ed hing and Icing Srwcll's
Point, III thr county of Sotio.k obtaining ff,y-
mN1 Ier,' NOR. or les and bnunded ana described
us lIla"-: ga Tie nor IA ~ the l'nds above de-
ser'utN. onthe Q Il The lands at Watt VIZ
ms o" the south b, cove aud the west by
Mas"n's Creek being the SAME ttucl Of iuud wbick
vas conveyed by Anna 4. Peel TO {. NJ. Bradbury.
r. by deed hcar'rI dI'c tie I1t' day OF ,urf'
ls'S aud to which the said parties q Tho ,r,t p.ii
-ah' ent'l et as TIE iis NJ laW o. their fathet,
llliHp M Tie right, iitie interest and es,ats
"i the said = RI is "i Tive first put and alch a!
mem, o. IN and 10 all that certain tract o! lau,j
49, Ning ~ mont ct the lunds tne aid paftiIo
81 ne ms pr, "u AasGp, creek, IN tie cunt
OH o. Tx, , X, a9d go; Nir,ina. md founded
a'n ne'rrIGed ;a' folio :, to-Uit On tie Eat by
Ir"mWes land % ia Wet los III lands of noe
y, h,.t ana n.ias, on HE South 10y the 81 ore
ne am "a me N"iih Toy tIe thrcnaor channel "
Ala on's Creek. together with all the a lts mi {,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-18
FOR S al. &
We oner some OF the most 6eairable
now Oh the market.
No. 1877 CRANKY street.

tenement renta! proper ties on Church,
Smith. Willoughby. Jam es and Kelley
streets.
Vacant lots on Dunmora. Brewe r =,
Princess Aone. Plume Riverside, Wini-
BOT ami Now Castle streets. and Park
"illoughoy, Central ami b Avenues, aud
many more at Lsmbert'B Point.