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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adler Leopold to William C. ASn Ss 9th 8. 90
Allen aIary E. to Charlotte II Heck. Lots I and
20 map OAK Tree IOt fremont Ont: n1i 100
Io5thsi. 1870 IT OF Park-ave. year. 2 mort ..o.
B ssy Hugo ana wife to Alice Hail. Unicn-ave
pTT cor o Ssn; +, seySSr1;sr scbmi; LOO"
No 239 eth,ave. note ;...;.....:.....,;.m...: 800
S COMPANY So s2S icStS-s; years.
csrS %Gl'S asorse il and wife to Anna vessel 'O
l5ths' r , q S'9 6aNsa months 1000
7th-avc iI7th-st years. ............... 5000
Cavanash. John l.. and wife to Alexander Willie
Chambers 0f Tsn'T Ellen n"rS and Matthias to Herman
Mundheim. n cor Bathgate-ave and lS0th-
ceb;nrre MARGARET to Ella townsend cor '0'V
7th-ave and 5th-st. West Chester. lots.
same 20 Eareta a. cock same property YEAR 400
Clemens Richard. and wife to the James Ever
ard b 81 Stts. @ SSpGraon Sdaye Dos
coadert, Marie N. to Agsustus stonsar; No 50 .o
ch ms E1s6ets to Cora GaSp5e N yo
cn MHi &nna and S6Sn to Michael and Frank 5000
Breslln W corner 3d-ave and S3d-st de-
JANE, ,. s1q Ms VI to sarah sands
Davis, Frank; and wife to Anna T Theriat. No .
Same ans S "a rsi oushcn same property 'H
oberSeeR Aiexander New and wife to the Emf S"
grant Industrial Savings Bank. corner Lex
Erss Theodore j. to James Roosevelt, ct al '"'
trustees. IS Greenwich-ave. ioS.i0 feet sc
Friedel. John and wife to Morris Godsten,
IIsth-st, li6 feet of Park-ave sia months L. 500
demand $500
Same Bradley & Currier Co LTD. same prop
erty. on months cooo
Fahey. Michael. TO Alexander NJ Lane. II 3 l40th-
st. 20 Zee. OF Oppressive. years. ......',". $500
Finegan Bridget. to Dollar Savings Bank W
Lincon-st ia feet n OF Land II and
Hartford Railroad. Observation-Disclosures. 100
Frankel. Joseph f. to Sixth Avenue Railroad Com
pany e oth,ave and 5sth-st. years 100 900
Genet. Augusta G. to Mary Brolly . $ 5th-st,
10 feet 2 81 n W corner Lot 40 Map Morrisania,
= o
Geer. Mary and Willis y. Anna T Therat.
l3tth-st. 444.4 II e Of Oppressive years $500
Greer. Wills T. and wife to Frank X Houghton.
lS4th-st. s444 n OF Oppressive years. l.45O
Hay. Isabella and Allan to Margaret A Bence.
No % Mount Morris-ave years. .......... 10 900
Houchin Mary Il. TO Alfred F Berth,
Washington ave. li5 2 II OF 170h-st years. 5000
Houghon Frank X, and wife Anna r Therat,
ls4h-N ATS. 10 II e OF Oppressive. years $500
Hayens Martha C.. 10 Emeline A Waters.
sh-ave lot ESQ, map OF Wakefield. years. 5OC
Newcomb. Obadiah. TO Amelia Bhazarus.
12th-st l35 II Of 2dave. IN years ......... OOC
Ireland. Adela ID and husband TO United States
Trust Company OF New-York. a 9Th
ave and 20thrst. years NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90 900
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2Si:st. 10 40 East 1911 # Of ii JossDh
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isSs S;, so sPs H Ess. 10 rfh
wife to Jacob Rose cr Ts p1 ,Ishs .odxo Nos
2so and 2s2 Peasant-sve; Jacob Lendeman and n.soo
ls E1e to Fsnfs ss l9wS af 5ssS John
Same "e p sn% E;S Thomas and wife to will
,cs sm co It Of Manbattanaye 45xlcoi ,oo
Anna owen Jacob Jung and JACOB ,do, M H1G NV
io2d,st and Manh@ttan seus corner 100
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st .Sio s. Of i1 l.s,h sna G Ms
TO benjamin + Beekman ;;.;,..;,'cc':.
7sas and I' 2sneF .T IGG
heimer and wife to Henry Cook 3;o :, q;
0sss S.s .s f sSa g West Mary to
lo %!s% and d?in%S: 3aiTiSo 100
Morris stenhartt and wife to William W aI,n 1"
7 Christian psos G7 70 Charles 81 'sias 1900
'th.aye $40 Il, IL ho OF Martin 1900
hs'ss M'R'e corner Of i75ths 75sioo Jacob
= s, sss .sSs. 2? 3 Sosa
so s,,Ssri a a sa 10 Of s sSGs'
'f TSiss s" &cEsrmsS H sSsnsy 5000
18Th boos 100 Smn, E Of and %e To Frank
lockwood s lot Al Isl man Of Wakefield civilians:
BRIDGE; 6 b Dewitt Clock and wife to Marsa- .oo
Lot ne map Of wakeheid Mary Jordan and
Sn @ as sS . sn Nest ss A9f
Layton and wife to F r Ieonori. w.;
LOIS Ghese s S Christian F Eissnschmd wife Paul
a. ri Nj Eid5 q Sal: s sss $50
INST n W :,
%iar Rachel kaplan and Yeia Gross
1e% as Is ~ Siaa!ons' % s.'eo
"R P2ssalar: wom 1 Bronx and wife John
cree SSSSs corner charlcss also adjoining
sts snd sha f'wesn 5d
Ssth-st; 5oxloo: Frank Harro! and wife to y 200
w ss%s sd., Ha''2' S's,sS
4ssa. a 80 & S } M ass
'q Smith lG III Mary %sR P'SPsPFs nr','
2is dso Of t aaye 2 SS j Gessns
al Icy 80 # Of shave 25xoso Kate l0"
7G sisf' 70 s. So 4 Of istays ixo22 Pauline
5ls;! 2is Of 'h,aye 2Ssioo' George % 900
7dh.s M u S s, o verse sa 1914 f, o, Central
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]
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46h-st s. $50 II OF 1othave. 25xioo5;
Addison Bauvelt and another, executors. 10 49,.
Mary McWalters WV"
| 57th-st 800 Of 9th ave. 25xl0O5. Rob -
l. ert y Drought William Drought. ........... 10
| 0fth-s n 2SI5 II OF Central Park West,
l21lxl0OS: William c Arnold and VIE to Leo 80
! Sith-s No A. n s. 27O It OF Columbusave.
2OxlOOs James Carew and wife TO Frederick
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damave, 25x1OO5: Theodore Won Gauther and
l2sd-s No aas East Joseph solomon and wiz. ~,
to Moreson JacObowtZ loWo
l1ltf-st. n Madisonave. l5xIO; Morris -
Glass wife Solomon Jacobs loo
8th-ave, 5sth-st. 1OO.5xlO0; Joseph II 49,
Franiel and wife to Henry Corn 100
s5th-st. $ 200 It OF lst-ave, 25xlO2; Johanna
Seebeck Bernhard Nussbaum. 1900
3d-aye q $. 40.5 OF Goth-st, 2oxl13; Sidney ~
Cowan. referee, Eastmans Co OF w-York. $500
5Oh-st. No II West. 30 (, e Of Gth-ave, Tx
1908; Cora Campbell and Thomas c Camp $500
bef Elizabeth Cherry.
6Ih-st. 100 II OF Madison-ave 20xloO5;
Carl Rosenthal and wife to Julia " Dcker- . -
6:h-ave. 5sth-st. l0O5xl0O; Sixth
Avenue Railroad Co 10 Joseph Frankel 100
SOth-s n s. 1884 II II 4h ave. l5.sxlO22;
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-13
NEWS OF STATE and CAPITAL
General Matters in Richmond and
the Commonwealth at Large.
RElNTERMENT OF YOUNG DAVIS
The Beautiful Opera "Chimes of Nor
mandy" to be Presented. Norfolk
Talent Income AK Clerk.
The Yale Game To-day.
Sentence of Nicholas.
Special Dispatch to tho virginiau.

KIonMoND, Va, April II. - The
action OF the Court of Appeals in de
claring the Walton Election LAW con
stitulional has been an interesting
topic here to-day. Now that the ques.
tions involved arc decided, moth.
ing remsius for MIR. Hobson and his
lair election" sympnthizers to do but
to press on III the work though with
small chance OF success.
The remains of the little son of MIR.
and Mis-. Jefferson Davis, who died in
Memphis Of yellow fever few years
ago were reinterred in Hollywood to.
day. lhe ashes were brought here n
week or two ago and deposited ia
Lambe's vault. Mrs. Davis, Miss Win
nie Davis aud few other persons
we're preseut to day at tho last sad
scenes. Simple but impressive services
were conducted by Rev. DIR. Carmich-
ael. Mrs. Davis and her daughter will
be here few days longer.
An event in Richmond society next
week will be the production Of the
"ChImes Of Normandy" by locnl society
people. Col. Q. OBJ. Cownrdin Is tho
leading spirit in the movement. The
entertainment is for the benefit OF tho
associated hospitals of Richmond.
Besidea Col. Cownrdjn among those
who will sing are Miss Taylor, of
Norfolk. the beautiful Miss Irene
l4onghorne, Mrs. Cowardin, Miss
Annie Leigh Camm and Miss ella
boswell. There has been an enormous
advance sale of seats.
Judge Wexford, OF Henrico Circuit
Court, viii some time tomorrow sen
tence Philip Norman Nicholas to
deuth. The date for the execution will
DC flXed Tor some day early in july.
lhe Court Of Appeals has refused u
new trial. The case will be taken back
to that court for decision as to
whether or rot the Circuit Judge had
right to pass sentence.
Collector of Internal Revenue Mr..
William Ryan aud his principal depu.
ties have been very busy this week
with the income tax returns. MIR.
Churles II. Johnston, of Norfolk. 10 the
deputy III special charge of the income
tax business. 1t liz no secret that Col.
lector Ryan Ii moro than satisfied with
Mr.. Johnstou's services. Although the
new deputy has been connected with
Richmond headquarters Tor ouly q few
weeks he has made IL host of friends,
both INSIDE aud outside of office circles.
1t is expected that a very large crowd
OF people VIII l.witness the gnms of ball
here tomorrow between the lale aud
the University.
The supreme Court of Appeals to.
day enteted an order refusing to oc
cupy the quarters provided for the
court IN the new Slate Library Build
ing. now approaching completion. The
obJechous of the court are that the
rooms assigned them are not large
enough.
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TERSE TELEGRAMS.
The Newsiest Flash News in Abbrevi.
ated Form.

CovISGToN. KY. ia Coroner's
jury has cleared Senator Goobel of tho
shooting OF Cashier Sanford yesterday
afternoon. At au Inquest held this
morning the jury found that Sanford
came To his death from a wound caused
by pistol ball fired from the hands of
William Goebel i'll self defense.
CoLUMBUs. o., April II. President
=. ii. Pennn, OF the United Mine
Workers, has issued manifesto TO tho
miners of the country, in which he de-
clares that 1t ID impossible now to set.
tie the wage questions by inter. State
agreements er even by agreements, and
urges that each district Ii X the scale for
Itself.
New YoRK, 12.-rreasury balances:
Coin, SSi, 900; currency, S63, 100, ..
600.
LONDON, 12.-The Earl of Elgin,
Viceroy Of India, telegraphs from Gal.
cutta that the latest news received there
regarding the British Chitral expedi-
tion indicates that Umru Khnn is giving
III, and that no serious fighting is eY
pected to occur.
Sr. PErERsDURG, 42.-The Gear has
decided that his coronation ehall be
celebrated i'll Moscow next August.
PARIS, 1.-THE Senate to-day passed
the budget. The Deputies rejected tho
Senate amendments aud returned the
bill. Tho Senate resssembled at 9
o'clock and adjourned till TO morrow.
The Deputies met at 10 o'clock aud did
the same.
ATLANTA, I2.-Alexander Carr, under
sentence of death for the murder of
John King was tried yesterday and
TO day Tor lunary. The jury could not
agree and mistrial was declared.
ATLANTA, 13.-lhe body of William
>. Grady. brother OF Henry w. Ora
dy, arrived here to-day from North
Dakota. At one time the deceased
was associated with his brilliant broth
or IN the publication OF newspaper.
BALTIMORE, Hamilton Easter.
founder of the we'll known dry goods
firm of Hamilton. Easter Il Sons, died
at his homo In this city to night. He
was 50 years old.
MADRID. April 1G.-Captain General
Caiiela telegrnpus from Havana that
the insnrgcnt leader Nlaceo has been
defeated again, and has been sur.
rounded by Government troops. Jose
Hnr,i, he SAYS. is supposed to have
He'd to the United States.
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COMPARATIVE AREAS.

Colorado is twice the size of Alabama.
Arizona is almost exactly twice the
size Of Missouri.
Pennsylvania is almost three-fourths
tho size of Missouri
Labrador is about the size of Mis-
souri,, 10000 square miles.
Bolivia has ISL, 600 square miles Of
area, about the size of Mexico.
Germany claims in Africa a territory
of nearly 1000, 600 miles Of area
Tho state of Oregon equals in size the
combined area of Missouri and Ohio.
England has an area of 81 600 square
miles, or a little smaller than Arkansas.
Chilo is little larger than Texas.
Tho former has 293, 900 square miles,
the latter 2G5, 600
Siam has ESQ 600 square miles, about
the area of North and South Dakota,
with Minnesota added
The British empire and its dependen-
cies and colonies embrace 1900. 900
square miles, or about the size of all
Africa.
The CHI rose emperor has his tomin-
ion acknowledged over 4,2lS, 600 square
miles of the oarth's surface, territory
onc-fourth larger than that of tho Unit
ed states. st. Louis Globe. Democrat
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-13
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
a Pair of Lovers Seek Rest in a Mis-
cradle Death.
Bv Southern Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 12,-Lous
Frauk and Miss Kate kolb, lovers,
who lived in this city died for love IN a
horrible manner before day light this
morning, the man being the nun derer
and the suicide by agreement. Their
bodies we're found lying side by side
on jacob Dnl1y's farm, few miles
west of the city on the Walton road.
In the right hand of the man was
revolver and each was shot through
the heud.
The tragedy was discovered by
Charles Taylor. gardener. Miss
kolb, beautiful young woman, lay
stretched upon the ground with her
throat cut from ear to ear. Blood was
still howing from the gEastly wound
By her side was the corpse of Frank
whose face was horribly distorted by
tho agonies of death. He was
lying almost face downward with his
right arm thrown across the body of
the woman. His throat was also cut
from ear to car. The knife, covered
with blood, lay on the ground. at the
feet OF the bodies was an empty box
labelled rat poison The woman's
hat lay crushed on the ground, Pinned
to ribbon was this note:
We have both decided to die together
and II ono or the other should happen
to reover the other shall not be held
responsible for the deed. We both are
gong to take poison and | will do
the shooting. We are not doing this
on account of any love affair
but simply because we do not want to
live any longer, This is all we have to
say, and hope there will he no trouble.
We remain as ever, yours truly,
MIR. Louis FRASK,
1884 Cherokee street.
Miss NATE koLB,