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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGES.

A., .ha broadway Real Estate Saesroom yes'e'
Charles A. Beman cold In partition TWO io's ~ L. L.
dIetovn Road Northern New-forK, 70 n0 80.
derson for $685.: one lot TO g. Conn TOT s-o' a ,s
lots TO F. Weldon for 1896; Pelham Hoao, o,s,,o
tour lot, 70 Thomas Henderson. for l.s2o' Zue..e
49, to tote n Thomas Henderson for so'o' TWO
,ots to Joseph Welton for 500; Corneii-a'e' wv
-. rhor.. Henderson for $3.50; Pelham foau' iu
ming back to Mil Pond, to L. BUNKER io' s-' .s-.
low Lane lot 55x3941a. to Thomas Hchue''o ~.
The executors Of Charles Moran nave so'u
Moran mansion No II East Fffty-third-sL' iou
story brownstone dwelling, lot S'oAiiA' "''N
Meeting with stable at rear ..rv
NJ Donohue has purchased the tnree iou 80.
apartment houses Nos. 352 3o4 ana ''' "
sxth-st., private terms. -. Ave
9 n Stone has sold No. 254 DeIancey-S.. ~
story front and six story tenements' lou -''
for SIS. 800; also No. 81 sherH-s'' i'"
ment. lot 2O3xs0. for $1,000 ..orv
Prescott Hall Butler has leased tne iou' =.
hrownstone building No. East Inir'y-iou'
for ten years at S. 900 per year . ~
Tho BOARD Of Directors OF the Real Estate En-
change held a meeting yesterday ai'e'"'
adopted the following resolutions uor.
Whereas, Two bills regarding mecnaL nown re-
have been introduced in the LesslathTrIs s snS
spectvely the Wray and cantor rs ei Examined
nv the directors Of this Exchange represen,.ane
classes interested In real esae and material
d !, IA the opinion Of this Board that the pr ise
~ sad bills either OF them w0uiu az tho class
Interests OF real estate or for the penen. o. h
which said bills are intended TO protect; Dronerty
shonld such bills become law, owners Oh IA in
would find great difficulty in obtaining loans operty
~ remsin unmproved that material men ana cess
tractors would suffer seriously IN tneir "a large
and laborers remain out Of EMPLOYMENT " 10"
sY x'u until such bills should be repeated "a
Resolved That the Real Estate E aHStY'1ive and
wngs reSuests that the be not favoraoy
~ That the president of the Exchange be
-onnsStsd r. Communicate the action OF the boar ~
70 the chairman OF the Judiciary So'nmI,e 81 this
~, tho secretary directed 10 SEND copy
resolution to each OF the other members OF the GULL
M
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b4th-st 8 s. 338 II II Of 6th-ave. four-story
and basement brick fiat, by Alex Walker, Of
No 1872 West End-ave owner. cost giveu
54th-st, g. 364.9 II OF 5th-ave. by same
owner. for a four-story and basement brick
Amsterdam ave and 132d-st. " corner. five
story brick fiat. by Emily l. Felt OF No 32l
West Zsth-St. owner 5000
169th-st and Boston-ave. corner. a hve-story
brick fiat, by Kate Clark, OF No lSS West
135th-st. owner 1000
Alterations
Rivington-st No 1906 by Charles Lane. OF No III
Shave Brooklyn, thrce-story brick tene-
17th-st. No 422 West. by Anna Breidnger. Of No
422 West 17th-st to four-story brick stable. 200
16Jth-st, No 977 East. by John Klinker, OF No
1O23 Cnion-ave. to a two-story and attic frame
3d-aye No $685. by James Rothschild Of No 6s1
East 139th-st, TO a fourstory brick store and
tenement 10
Broadway. No $40 to 553 by Charles b Rouss, to
twelve-story brick store. etc. Ia
23d-st No 1875 East. by Frederick c Beach ct al.
to a four-story brick salesroom etc. La
Park Row. No 1902 to l06. by Augustus Clason, Of
No 322 West 1O4th-st. to a six-story brick store
vesey-st No IS. by Mrs. Albine schuthers. Of 2s2
Warren-st, Brooklyn. to four-story brick
factory 2,bC
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Gnmmer Resorts.

y ", ~ S,,.ntS,i,v To-
"A Gated In the mountains hours from CITY ISoU -.
above sea level; perfect sanitary ARRANGEMENTS anu
water will accept few at club rates LOT tne oe
son TO occupy rooms made vacant by aosen. ra,,iv
required, nunoer IN Iaii''
.eY and ases Of minors give full name and references
SELL cT Box 90 Tribune Uptown ONCE l242 Broad"ay.
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prAI. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

.,,,-,. 100 :, OF Madison-ave. 2oxlooo: q, -,o
,oa MSreee W a Isl 70 East Mary Barry Louisa
It Bunker corner 1924 st. 100 ixoo George
johnson and wife to Teresa w aoxlco ii: Ed
osh,' a, o lS' wife to Of sender 4avf
Park-ave No i.6i2 julius Hoffman, ana "'ie % 600
to w ian cen psns Of block between snc
l.5;h SIS $50 IT Of A%' ssmnIsss;or to
1d He: gss map h Section A. vy;e Thomas
Brogan Lizzie 4 MecOne :;,:,.;;'iia.s x
@ 1oSn Ms. 10 # al q to nssn wilkins
10, So . mS N.r Of w eIss1 'o1' E,lao@:.
Ms sSea a NJ a' $751; sa GassY Vel wife
,, nrnes' Appel No. IS and 3d. also Noe 80
ana IS Li6er,y-st; Hattie Eldrdse to Samuel &,
Same "s PROPERTY; Nathaniel H Cary ct al to Isaac
pas c-Ty No, 50 and So simon Fannery to %
o2 Msii 5an: sastSo 20 a. Elizabeth Lonsbothum
Same ,n hS p3opsGy G0I LscnarS Vail
s1 pat, property Amelia DuDaD '. 'cS
o GFss"SeTs S S Of sSnsh 4o1o
L Quinn to Lucy gum :, o. ,sa;b-.; 90.
100: peter Mccoy and wife to George l. slaw- I'M
,.s Sh sn' 1n1 leo It OF Ams,erdam-ave ok
e"s MsASny o s o as9s Pae sai6o
Fam FANNIE as'i + iSvr.noe Marlin Galsshsr
Tth-ave I9.l1 n Of l4oth-st oO~Io;
Charles Loewrnstein and another trustees 70 =, oon
Mlnna 6 Loewens,ein and another =, io'oo'
Forest-eve =. 72I n OF dividing line OF lots
; and D. map OF Woodstock. Josephine Fritz ct .oo
al Lawrence Ssuit. '''N''
Lots 32s and 323. map $40 lots OF McGraw estate =,
Michael Casey TO Mary Casey.
Lots 81. map LAconia Park. Charies - ,.o
o John Scales md wife W.
Lots 4 and Z plot 70. map Pelham Park; James
J Hughes and another to the New-iork New =,
Haven and Hartford Railroad CO.
sis,- AZ = g-J II " OF 3d-ave. 3xlo2.2. also
Wooster-st W r. adjoining land OF Thomas
pophan and Abjah Hammond, also lot ~. map
Of Abiiah Hammoais land lsx2o. W FOX 10 -.o
John J Ienahan.
Sheriff st, No 81: Anne Greenherg to sar'ue' u 4,
lit III 10 n Of 5,h-ave 20 ioxo4 TO- Ed
val Livingston Ludlow and wife 70 Mary Il
Greenwich st. Sl2. Joseph Peouhet anc vie ~ mn
L, Florence I. Hartley -0''|'
ioth- ave centre line corner a5th- li.N
las sxiiT 4xil74 Francis + Lowry. referee 10 y. o,o
Edwin Johnson ct al ...,.;,,' -'
e4h st. no * s Ess. 'ohh so. $50
SD 81 II Of Sd ave. lsox irrssuiar' "a ,oo
charles \ Schoned and wife TO Anna 81 MILF. ioo''
A 6OJ II = Of oVth St -DNsoo, a. ~
scheyer and wife 10 Carrie Scheyer low"
ooi :, . i5s II . Of 5th-ave lTN1Oo.s; 92d-st,
rs n OF 9th ave. l.liNlOcs "2d-st IS.
iT II . OF SHAVE 3.ilxlOc.S. easement me
Cernana Life Insurance Company 10 Alfred IL q. ooo
f.a,rnrire-. a. q q 100 II n Westchester-ave. Ax 49,
100 Mortx and wife TO Elise Nne,si ~'"o"
,2h ave = gore No 81 map OF WakeneId'
Frederick c Dexter and wife TO Ada Is f"rhS- E,
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brsybody tells his own story in extracts from MS
letters with little help from inc eai'o' 4" 'A'
way Of completing the narrative.
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For Young Ladies.-City.
NTADEMoIsELLE vELTIN.
A1 SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
FIREPROOF SCHOOL BUILDING
1GO AND le2 WEST 74TII-ST.
COLLEGE PREPARATION.
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CsHORTHAND-GRAHAM SYSTEM. . -.... -,
- written than half OF the expert reporters o
tho country Send circular. Of the fysten ana OF ou
. NY A NDRT;W J. GRAHAM h CO.. 74t broadway.
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70 WASHINGTON, q. C.

Personally managed by Thos II. iiendrio S~on The
well known Tourist agent Jueslay. Alr l. by special
ROYAL Bile Line train phfer da}s Trip mrs. class hotel
board meals route. M cAl"na~' 3li 80 ,ulhis ana
,,ct.,s n, r. a. o orlccs ~ 40 and ils0 Broadway
Nev-York and from Thos II. Henlflo&son. 81" Fulton
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

| Allen Ella A. to John stenme. n h-s 2soo ., ~
IT OF oh aye u, years, charles schmidt, WV
ne's''J enninss-st ci52 It e OF Union-ave. ~,
Bell yf' Jerome and wife to Westminster Fire ln.ur
Company ass seG IN, msD + FnaSs,S S0I Ps
City Island years . ~. ann, lo
COLI Henre.,a a to MARY ye C Cot S.'n-'. 500
re LEI JAM. Il g. tn acors. Cornell ssthst.
t' and Fred gs Rcs to lrSs'. Of oen.
Felimsrh Ss'd f 10 o'' ears mortgages $500
ave 80 II Weieh- ST. ysas' = .,,., :"
;s sSs Gore Ha 10, map Wakeasd
casshsr MsrSH to F@n Ssr Place LS"?eT Tssr,
| HINES Mayer and wife to Hymar schn!tzer. No o..
pa AZ Joseph to John Mahony n
Amsterdam ave and l4y tn &C. also cor
unns,on Christine to Donald A Gaylord.
iS6ih~;t. ssas # Of Ams,erdam-ave' a.,
Ja %a"sn' Matilda: to simon rlannsry. Nos 80
and s. ps1k ave 2, ysat rs M;roooan Lie In
surance Co. Wooster and Bleecker SITS. 81. nv
1oye yfa! MarsaN, Z, and Henry Parry to
German savings Bank. Y. w 2d-ave. "a II ,o M.
1sws s1 s.h-' alnna yer g. and Emily M.rcu: e
Msys No. ssa Yves, osdws
Lowsrre cs.hsrne A. 70 I9riss Axe ksn,s 400
,.S Ss' SSS and W Wife to Patrick Owens,
German Place 200 II $ Of Rae-s, a., months 60
''s 2othte is Of shave; years, 400
Myers SAMUEL Maiden sna LANE %,,s Also Nos IS ana Is
M liberty Anna s NJ ssa Charles scoaed ssdst
islb n W Of I'd ave years ............... 600
Martin George and wife to Hannah Mar 1000
MeKeon. Matthew J, to Frank and d, Lse IS, y grclh,.
s, part OF Valentine Farm. year .;....;... 100
Mar, to s"ne chsH spf nasn sn
st. s years 200
oXsil!. Mary A. to Peter il o'Neii. S'h-st. .us
shesosue E Gi Emma Hubbard, Fannie j.
M Nor to Henry Buck No 2o7 Fulton-st
Starr Alfred r. to tn, Germania Lite Insurance
Company. s'e2dst. ios # e Of 0h-avc In o.
slaW.on. George L. and Frederick Hobbs to
Peter Mccoy. Amsterdam ave- 49.il It
Same to same. Amsterdam-avc. 9. 24Ii IT n
steele Sarah j. to John Jones and another.
trustees Of David Jones. shave. W corner of n. 49,
Same to newman cowen same property. il days $50
deceased iisth-si. SOS IT e OF Manhattan.
schmugg FRANCIS j. to Edward Il Underhi. es '''''
BradSurstave. IS I, n OF i4eth-st. years.
SENT, Lawrence and wife to 2sd Ward co.opera-
tive building and Loan ,: AssoeStion Fores-%ys
) and o. map WOODSTOCK lnstaim.rt. :..;;,.:. $50
" arCwn 70 East isd-.; y''D 1900
wilkins Helen p to John Hs,zler ana Mary
years .''''''''''''' lou
BUILDING PLANS FILED
have been aied with the Building Department:
| New buildings:
| a6th-st No 200 2G6 West. a ten-story brick
sonsve, owner s25ooot
Jane: oponSeli Of No sis West iesh-st owner 1900,
| Pelham Johns n
snd-a-haif- story frame stable. by James Shan
l4sth-st . O. 26S II W Of Brook-ave. q one-story
brick storage building. by Henry Abr. Of No
a0s East l@th-et. owner ..:....:....:... 400
brick a.... By Frank " Gilbert. owner. -. laoo'
81 -. ss1sscy ss! ~ a.. q ass 5s e
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dwight SCHOOL ~ 9. WA. a.. ., mar
~ will occupy its new buliolhs' 10 "ee' ''N'''' ''
F!fth-ave. about May !. 1875 o, On
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TIME MISSES E1.Y'S SCHOOL. FOX Hl'LS'
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. o,.. Co..
Ncw-York
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School Agencies.

4 MEXICAN AID Foreign TEACHERS, AGENCY
a supplies Professor. r.acherr Tutors ',vcfne'ses
&c C,!'.cts schools and i1Wlrr. tpGly .
Mrs ~. J. Young = If.IDS - Union square.
NOR sAI.E-Se,cra, nrst lass harding and day
Il schools IN New YORK 'iiy nll vicinity Rare npi"i
tuncs for those with capital AID experience" Apply 10
Mrs VI J. YOUNG FULTON Ameti"ar Hai Foreign
Teachers Agency. % Union square. Ncs- l1fk.
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MANHATTAN STATE HOSPITAL.
TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS for furnishing Fresh Fish N

the Manhattan Hospital New York CITY for n period
OF six months from April next will be received at the
Of BOARD Of Managers OF said Hospital. No
Madison square in the city Of New York. until D. m
az Monday March 30 1895 which time they Will be
publicly opened by saii managers
further Information and tho specifications form Of
contract ETC. will be furnished application at the Of
nee OF Managers OF the Manhattan State Hospital
No Madison Square New-York city.
NOTE.-The ofce Of the Mani State Hospital II
open daily except Sundays between the hours OF ~
and p. NJ HENRY T.. ROWLAND
President Board OF Managers,
Manhattan State Hospital.
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proposal

MANHATTAN STATE HOSPITAL
TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS for furnishing Poultry for the
! Manhattan State Hospital. Nrw-York City for a
period months from April neat. will be received
a. the Office Of Board OF Managers OF said Hospital
No Madison the city OF New York. until 3
o. m Of Monday March 80 1886 at which time they
will be publicly opened by said mar
Information and the specifications. form OF
contract etc will be furnished application at the Of
Ace OF the Managers Of the Manhattan State Hospital
No | Madison Square. New-York city.
NOTE-The ONCE Of the Manhattan State Hospital Is
open daily except sundays. between the hours OF II II.
ana T. NJ HENRY T. ROWLAND.
President Board OF Managers
Manhattan Hospital.
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For both Sexes.-City.

For Both Sexes-City.
DERIJTZ school. OF LANGUAGES. g.. ,-,
Is Madison Square (2jth-st and Broadway New. iork
C;ermania Bk G'uon-st.. opp. city HAND. brookyh.
DAHEIM PREPARATORY INSTITUTED BOYS ana
~ Girls German Kind rearten: I S"e 10 az 10,
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BROOKLYN 11ropertp Go Get.

>.>o>~~~~~~>~%~>~ >~>~>~>~~~~s >>>>~>~>~>>>>~~
TINO LET-HOUSES.-The modern brick and stone awey
ings in Alice and Agate Courts the most des'raon
2a-story houses In Brooklyn; rooms BATH furnace
artistic decorations rents $40 Si5 Send for deciip
circular or 10 direct to the houses Kings County ~
vntcd TO Albany Avenue Station trolley 20 kings,g
Avenue). our representative on the ground HA'iLA""
q SONS as2 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn.
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Anrtlon Sales of Real Gstate.
BRYAN L. KENNEDY,

AUCTIONEER.
EXECUTORS SALE,
To close the estate of John HoIsderbss.
BRYAN l. KENNELLY will sell 1t auction
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1890
AT ~ O'CLOCK NOON
At the N. Y Real-Esate Salesroom. III Broadway
3S4 and 1856 8th Ave.,
NEAR 18th ST..
Tho two desirable four-story and cellar brick buansu
buildings. with rear building. size 4o.4laxlOo.
321 West 28th ST.,
brownstone dwelling. siz. 2oxss
34S West 35th St..
Tn. three-story basement and cellar brick and sos
dwelling size 20x9s9.
1891 9Th Ave.,
n. ": COR lasTH 4, ST. :::,., 49,.
The valuable io WIN f SiTs and cellar brick Sus
22S West Goth st.,
The nve-story brick tenement. with 4-sory building =
rear. size Of lot "a i0iaxlls.1x irres.
23O West Goth st.,
rve-.tcry brick tenement with S-'tory building in ssaa
fifth st. Vacant Lott,
South side. commencing AS IT, ives, Of Fifth Ave. ~
746 9th Ave. LeasehOld,
The desirable four-sory brownstone business buidiae
with store and basement: size 2oxI3
CHAS NJ CAMP Esq. l55 Broadway, n. Y
EDWARD w. VAN VRANKEN. 37i Fulton st. Brocb-
lyn ~ y At.ys for Executors.
Attorneys Or at Auciioneers. GO Liberty St Telephone
39i3 Cortandt.
WIN SAME DAY.
112 Fulton ST.,
S. ". COR. DUTCH ST.
The magnificent nve-sory and basement ercx snd irca
wood.
Electric lighting steam heat Otis elevator. ard MT
possible convenience.
135th st., south side, vacant lot
commanding $40 f. II inches west OF Fifth Ave- vacas
lott size 25x99 II Terms liberal.
Maps and further particulars Of Auctioneer 90 Liberty
TeIs
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For Bows and Young Men.-Country.
r,oRDENTOWN (N. J) MILITARY INSTITUTE.
prv r IL LANDON PRINCIPAL.
CAPT r d LANDON. COMMANDANT.
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1nsirurtion.

For Rows and Young Men.-City.
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u,uE PEEKsKIIL MILITARY ACADEMY.
IVA .L.uui Y 0od yenr send illustrated cata
iogue. Soi- i"CNi' IL 0'''''' ''''
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WAKEFIELD ACADEMY HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Ei, 1or usiness or college; 80 miles from Newly ori
rRANS.iS II BREWER. A. NJ. Prin.. Fairfield. Conn
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pTFWOOD INSTITUTE. ToncorIvNIr. TeHn-*IU
nj ner wear successful school Of the best TO In
30 ri,b energy and wake up boys TO the duties o
ufe Hoys enter best colleges. Under IL years. slaI
nv - / SHORTLIDGE Nalel A. NJ. Prin
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-26
PER CENT CUT
MI. ST. john, Of the Seahoard, Smiles at,
the Action OF the Association.
HE SAYS IRIS THE sOuTRERS's PROBLEM
Ard Thst tho Solution Rests with
Them, His Road wiIl Not Yield
The Southern People speak I'm
Strong Disapprovnl OF His curse
In Attacking Their OHcialp.

From the Atlanta Constitution. July 24).
The rate var is to be fierce from the
jum9.
After an all days session the executive
board decided las night to cut the rates
from Eastern points to Atlanta so per
cent. at one swoop, the reduction to take
effect August l.
'If they wanted war, why didn't they
begin 1t In three days? why wait until
August II" asked Vice President St.
John, of the Seaboard, when he learned
Of the action.
1t was an eventful day for the Sea-
board and for It's associated opponents.
The committee which recommended the
sweeping cut, debated the course for
nearly fou hours before coming to a
conclusions and agreement. The Sea-
board has some strong points on Its side
In this fight. The terrible loss In reve-
aue which must ensue in a protracted
war. made the presidents and managers
quail before committing themselves to
that policy Then the long and shor.
haul clauses tn the interstate commerce
law is bound to play an important part
in the fight. Without II the Seaboard
would be at the mercy of the associated
lines.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-26
MIR. ST. JOHNS REPLY.
Atlanta. Gin lnlv 10

Atiahta, ttn.. July %. 1896.
Gen,iemen:- beg to say to the COM
nlittee mat n conditions surroundinp
freight and passenger rates as thaS
q. present exist in the South howeyer
uhuesirabie the situation may be to
those whom we would desire to no on
most friendly terms with) are conditions
Tor which the Seaboard Air Lin, ~ Ia
no "a responsible.
Inc southern railway, with seemingly
no other object than tina OF DESTROYING
an old line upon the Chcsapcake Bav
ana incidentally Il great system of rail
noau. which furnishes to the South
ABOUT all the competition il has. has en-
tered upon it's task, and the Bay and
oeanoard Air Lines have concluded. and
tneS could not do otherwise and retain
tneir self-rcspect, to defend to the Mt
most their interests. the interests OF
OF the people as well.
me oid lines upon the Bay nave am
pie facilities to handle all business that
can possibly be offered for wears 70
come. they ave the sympathy and pat
ronage of Il business community in the
East. North and South, with whom they
had most friendly relations for t,fty
years IN the one case and n less number
III the other. These ines paving their
stock and bordholders but very mode
ANY nave oitered to transact the
business OF the Southern upon precisnly
the same terms which they are trans
acting 1t for other lines, and one of these
ines: the Merchants and Miners. IS the
southern's preferred line on business
from BoSton, but the Southern says no
what does 1t expect to do? 1t knows
perfectly well hat its new line can Int
run at a loss to itself, and that by its
running 1t can but cause loss to the
others. and knowing this, what is its
intent! tlnding that 1t cannot purchase
It's stock. in order that ii may control
the BAY Line, 1t has seemingly oppose
TO ruin 1t. but without. perhaps. count
ing the cost, which can but run IN into
the millions, and with its own loss II will
lniure others. Experience at point
where the Southern control natural con
nections demonstrates that il il should
gain control of the line to Baltimore n
would deny to It's competitors the equal
facilities which the Bay Line now offers
to the Southern and all others. Large
interests In the East have pied with the
Southern gains such policy, and before
its line was put upon the Bay, urging
them not to do it, and can IL be that
there are Observation-Disclosures rail.
roads--outside of Southern influence
willing under such conditions to assist
a corporation, eager to control the
South, by aiding them in their attack
upon the S~eaboard? 1 tell yon the peo-
pie will not nave 1t, in the days to come
Whatever you may think to-day, they
want and will insist upon their full
rights to a competition, for which they
nave given rights Of way-their good
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-26
Crashes.

And by Crashes we mean Kentucky
Tow Liner,-M!ssissippi Tweeds-Rus-
sian Grassland all the fad fabrics.
We've got 'em from 81 to S12-in SIM
gle and double -breasted Sacks.
Our variety is as large as an the other
stores together can show.
Ours don't lose heir shape In launder-
ing. They'a fit when you buy 'em. Flt
just as well after you've had 'em
washdd. They are N and made like
wooden suits,
Got 'em from SO tc 5o-inch chest meas
ure.
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Free silver.

Forty acres and q mule" Sterling
silver. while not exactly free and given
away for the asking. still we are free
to say that the Greenwoods are dis
posing of lots of ware of this precious
metal at the present unusually low
prices. Act wisely and buy before the
rise. which will be sure to take place.
Staples and novelties are to be had at
Greenwood'sa formerprices of ordinary
plate. More of those $40 triple plated
water sets have been received at THE
,Casket."
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WEATHER REPORT.
Sorecass and General Conditions For
To-day

Washington. D! O.. July 20. 1895.
= For Virginia-Fair; warmer;
FAR portion; warmer; variable
" preceded by showers, In east
- For North Carolina-Fair,
variable winds.
winds.
Rain has fallen In the Atlantic States
from New England to North Carolina
and Tennessee and the lower Mississippi
Valley. The temperature has remained
nearly stationary from the lower Mis-
sissippi to the Atlantic: has fallen west
of the Rocky Mountains, n has gene
rally risen elsewhere.
Showers. followed by fair. may be
expected on the Atlantic coast.
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"

24;h Sun, Buck Moon. G. S. D.. 4G5.
CHIEFS AND MEMBERS BLACK
~ HAWK TI2nBE NO. 81. IMP. @. Il.
versary on MONDAYS SLEEP. aG;h
sun. Sh ruT ALI brothe:s, especially
charter members. are urgently request
ed TO be present. Refreshments after
the quenching of the council fire.
BY order OF the Tribe,
Jy2G.lt Ira r. HOLT. c. of r.
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e Transfers.

d. Alesdorf, rustee, to Augusta Metz
ger. stock, cook accounts, etc. of the
Kern Furniture Co. Also license and
lease held by said company; considera-
ton. S399.8 6
Harry A. Crockett to the Norfolk
Street Railway Company. small pat Of
property on Pennsylvania avenue. near
L.ambert'S Poirt; confederation. $500.
Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pany TO the Norfolk street Railway
Company, the right to cross lis Lam
bert's Point tracks; consideration, $500.
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