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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-26
THE TEN lMM0RTALs
8Jhs lsts Ednonde Do 6uneourt's Rival TO
the Famous French Academy.
NO LACK Of ESTEEM FoR HIS FAMILY
Sstung by the Neglect of thc Decedent
Forty, Edmonde do Goncourt
Leaves q Legacy OF over o., ooe, 900
20 Found q New Acaaemy-pInns of
the New Institution.

Tho French are 10 have q nov academy.
There Is to be fresh hope held out to thoso
prominent In literature who have been
barred from becoming individuals among
che immortal forty. The new institution
has been founded by tho iats Edmonde
do Goncourt, last Of tho famous NM. de
Goncourt who for neariy hsif o century
ranked high In tho literary world of
Franco In his will he left the bulk Of his
fortune, amounting 10 about %, 900, 600,
70 DO used In establishing new academy,
which win probably be known for oil time
ns the Do Goncourt academy.
Edmonoe de Gonoourt had felt tho in
Justice Of tho modern elections 80 tho
French academy. He hnd seen politicians
and Abterate bankers given the honorsd
seats while mon whose works were the
talk OF the nation went unrecognized by
tho ono institution which could properly
Topny thom. Both he end his brother had
been shut out to mako room for gilded Ia
1ccmpetents. But he planned his revenge,
and now after he is dead he can reward mt
iease some OF his contemporaries whose
genius no appreciated.
When the announcements YVES made that
Q now academy was to be cstabliahed, all
literary France was set a-futter. 1t was q
complete surprise. There are 30 be but ton
members Of tho now academy, 50 that 1t
Will be much moro exclusive than tho old
one. Eight OF the members Of the now in
stitution wore named In tho win. They
are: Alphonse Daudet, Huysmnns, th. two
Rosnyn brothers, Gustavo Godfrey, Oc-
taye Mirabeau, Leon Henniquo and Paul
Marguerite. Tho ether two sire to be &C.
looted by vote Of these members
Most minute provisions for the establah-
ment of the academy were nndo IN tho
will Until tho estate Is wound up the Do
Goncourt academicians arc to meet ut n
monthly dinner to cost 81 par plate. At
eho last OF these dinners, to DO held In Do
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OonVAnionf.

Jeweler-You say you want some name
engraved ON this ringp
Young Man--Yes, I want the words
George to his dearest Alice" engraved on
the inside of tho ring.
Is the young Indy your sisterP"
mo, she is the young lady to whom
am engaged"
wall, II were you, would not have
George to bis dearest Alice engraved on
the ring. If Alice goes back on you, you
can't uae tho ring again.
What would you suggestf"
II would suggest that the words be
George to his first and only love- You
sec with that inscription you can use the
ring half dozen times. I have had ex-
perienco In such matters myself Pear
sons Weekly.
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CAPTAIN CRAPO.

In bis day, even for sailor. But few
wecks ago his ship WAS wrecked off Capo
Hntteras, md whilo struggling for life as
no chung 10 tho keel Of capsized ynwl-
boat, no "got religion" kbaut an hour
aftor experiencing his change of heart no
was rescued ana got IL change of clothes
When he WAS landed mt Norfolk, he went
straight 10 New York nnd there presented
himssh to Commander Booth
To the commander tho captain confessed
that no hod boon bad, but proposed that
now ha meant 20 be SO good no should be
allowed 10 represent the Volunteers on the
briiIy doap, The e1-Salvatlonist was de-
lighted with the plan, and so which y few
days later Captain Cripo was givon com
nland Of another whaler, the Manson, no
raised TO the masthead u big flag of tho
Volunteers, with It's motto, "Tho Lord Is
Ny Banner" worked out in hlg letters.
He had some difficulty In shipping u crew
| owing to tho strange looking raE hut
when tho men were assured tbat raligion
would not be mixed up wisK business
they signed articles. and tho Manson sailed
| away, bound for the whaling grounds, amid
Che derisive ahouts of tho unrightoous
| spectators.
Captain Grape was born in New Bedford
about SO ycavs ago and has boon whnlcr
ever since no wss IA years old onco lie
was cast away on ono of tho south sea IS.
lands and WINS Captured by tho natives
Ao was adopted BY tho king OF tho tribe
nnd lived with them for several Years un-
I'll he managed to escape. Flo served in
she navy during Tho war and in 1877 won
International reputation by crossing tho
Atlantic In q whaleboat 10 feet long. His
wife accompanied ham on this pcrilous trip
They started from Now BEDFORD and mr.
rived safely at Pensance England, after
being many weeks on tho water On a
previous occasion he found himself strand
ed IN Buenos Ayres and walked 800 miles
across the country to Montevideo. Cnptain
Grape will probably make como converts
among his crow. II he Doesn't, there may
be Some sore heads on tho Manson, for he
has not forgotten how 70 use Delaying
pin even II he has embraced religion.
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A sALvATloNIsr AELoAT.

captain Crapo Floats tho Flag OF the
American Volunteers.
Tho American Volunteers, Rallington
Booths organization, has u representative
on the high seas, and the Gag of the reor-
ganizod Salvationists Is proudly hoated on
tho Atlantic The naval commander Of
this first foatins post is Captain Grape, q
tnrry old Now Bedford whaling master
who has had many strange adventures and
can spin many startling yarns about HIM
eelf and his travels.
Captain Grape has not always been a re-
ligious enthusiast. Far from It, He has
been, az he himself admits, o bad, bad man
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cofDber, they must award tho 0rst annual
prize of 5000 francs to the author Of some
prose work, preferably novel, which in
their Judgment Is the most valuablo pro-
duction Of tho year just ended. IL Is I'M
derstood that the prizes arc always to DO
awarded to some outsider, not n membor
OF their academy, and, of course, not q
membar of the other. AS for tho members
OF tho new academy themselves they arc
consoled for boing debarred from tho oom-
petition by tho fact that they draw an an
nunl pension Of 81 300 for lifc or 80 long
as they fu1nn the conditions of member
ship.
A member Of the De Goncourt academy
cannot be ono of the other immortals, and
nristocrats, politicians and poets are e1-
cluded also. The membership Is to he re-
cruited in case Of death or resignation by
the votes Of the survivors. Tho number OF
tsn must be perpetuated. Who tho other
two members ore to DO Is a matter which
&c being discussed with much interest in
France just now. 1t Is tho popular opin-
ion that Luoiea des Caves and George Ro-
denbach will DO the fortunate Mttorateurs
to be 30 honored.
Thus, you SEQ, poor lola, who has knocked
vatnly for so many years Mt the doors of
the French academy, viii not find haven
in the new one. An intimate friend Of De
sGoncourt says that whenFho hitter oonfld-
ell to him bis project a year or SO before
Lis death the author said sadly: "Alas,
my academy will not be what l hsd hoped.
1 will die too. lata ought to have de-
parted whep Flnubert, D'Auraville, You'll
lot and Wales were still alive, and before
Zola had grown morbid on the subject Of
admission to th6t other academy. Then
indeed, would I have brought together a
noble company"
M. dc Gonoourt's last testament explains
hat he means to show no laak of esteem
Tor his family by apparently disinheriting
them, but he know that they were all in
such good circumstances that they could
do without his money.
Edmonde dc Goncourt was "a years Of
ago at the time Of his death. 1t was in 1881
that he lnads his first appearance In liter
asure in some alight sketches written in
collaboration with his younger brother,
Jules. For almost 90 years the brothers
worked together, producing many excel
ient examples OF refined literary workman
ship. These comprised histories, novels,
biographical sketches and critioisms
But their most remarkable work was O
series Of volumes entitled the journal
dea Goncourts," in which they gave in
diary form attractive and intensefy inter-
esting pen pictures of the men nrd women
comprising the upper class Bohemia of
Paris, in which they moved. They were
In almost daily communication with such
men as Renan. Theophile Gautier, Snint-
Y iSeuve, Taine aud others What these lit
s erary stars said Mt those famous gatherings
ut tsp, Diner Magny the two fr7thers faith
fully set down in their diary, often work
ing until o'clock in the morning to do So
Uas first volume Of the Do Goncourt
memoirs VAS publiahel in 1887, IL years
: e&ter tho deatsi Of the Younger brother ID
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAN

Sew Sos ssa. L hold" one Eunds q
ject to the order Of the party therein named and
transferred by such party to the order Of said
force and eject as though the bonds thsrein
named had been delivered to such Special Mas
In case any bidder shall fall to make the de-
poslt BY said degrees required upon acceptance
of his bid, the Special Masters will forthwith
notice or advertisement.
IN case any bidder or purchaser shall fail to
make good his bid upon its acceptance BY the
Special Masters, or after such acceptance shall
fall to comply with any order OF the Court relat-
ing to the payment thereof or the contamination
of the purchase. then the sums in cash or bonds
deposited by such purchaser will be forfeited as
toward the expenses Of resale and towards riSS.
ing good any deficiency or loss in case the prop
the prior sale. II the Court shall not confirm tho
sale the deposit shall be returned to the bidder.
der viii be returned TO him when the property
Upon conformation of the sale by the Court the
purchaser shall make such further payment or
payments In cash on account of his bid as the
Court from time to time may direct. The put-
CHASER may satisfy and make good any part or
his bid not required to be paid In cash by turn
Ing In to be cancelled credited. as In said de-
creeB provided. any of said One Hundred Year
Mortgage bonds coupons: and such purchaser
shall be credited therefor on account. OF his bid
bonds and coupons out of the purchase price, II
the whole amoint thereof Ind been paid In cash.
Inc Nourr reserves the right to resell said FALL
roads. properties and franchises upon such notice
ne the Court shall direct In case the purchaser
thereof shall fall or omit to make any payment
on account OF any unpaid balance OF the pur-
chase price within thirty days after the entry or
I'M order requiring such payment
For the purpose OF enforcing the provisions OF
the decree jurisdiction OF the cause ia retained
by the Court; which retains tho right to retnke
and resell said property In case such purchaser.
or his successors or assigns, shall fail to comply
with any order OF the Court In respect to The
payment OF any such prior Indebtedness or liza
Dillttes within thirty days after service Of COPY
OF such order ~
The Special Masters Will accept no bid of lesp
than the sum of three million dollars For fur
Their particulars reference Is made to the alsota
mentioned DEGREES Of said Courts
Dated July 9th, 1896.
@. II. BOwDEN,
CHARLES SHARP
Special Masters.
Solicitors for Complainant The Mercantile
Trust Company, No. 100 broadway.
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BY NlRrUl; OF A DEED OF TRUST
executed by James Branch to me "a
trustee, ana by direction OF the party Sc
GU o9rSSd' | shall offer for sale at the landing
gust, 1885, at 10 O'Clock a M. the Rne, fSvs
:. RAEON. with all appurtenances.
10 SATISFY ;dy said trust. JAS. c. WISE,
ouio-iVt Trustee
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Irresistible.

Il can't zee what possessed her TO fall in
love with him. He can't dance, he can't
sing. he isn't handsome, he
Why, don't you know He made n
century run with one pedal "---Indianapo-
lis JOURNAL
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
l075-SuffOlk Military Academy. 1896

Over COO young men have been educated
wholly or in part by the principal OF the
y. Nd. A., who are now filling high and
honorable positions In twenty States. II
you have son to educate consult the
princlpal, or write for catalogue.
JOSEPH KING, n. M. Principal,
au26-su.w fr&wk3w Suffolk Va
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Established 1S4S.
PROPOSALS..

p PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR
=, the Navy-yard, Norfolk, Va.-August
II, 1S6. -Sealed proposals, endorsed Pro
Posais for Supplies for the Navy-yard
800 ISSri si VA to be opensd September J.
counts. Navy, Department. Washington
iSac c. until II O'clock noon. September l.,
thereafter: to furnish. at the Navy-yard
Norfolk. Va, quantity of juniper shores.
with pine stage plank and yellow pine
The articles must conform to the Navy
standard and pass the usual naval inspec-
tion. Flank proposals will be furnished
upon Application to the Navy Pay Office
norfolk, Va. Tie bids, all things being
equal, decided by lot. The Department
reserves the right to waive defects or TO
reject any or all bids not deemed advanta-
EeouS 10 the Government. EDWIN
SIEW ART, Paymaster- General. U. S. II.
aulG-Su, wv
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EDUCATE FOR BUSINESS
AT THE
Columbia Business GQll9Qn.

l.. LIE MAY, President, Columbia Build
ING. Norfolk, Va. Only school I'm Virginia
that teaches actual business from start to
finish. Our motto: Learn to do by
Doing Next session begins Sept. LIST.
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BETHEL MILITARY ACaGEmy, VA.

a, .a,ne S!,1,uu 70 miles from Hashineton in
northern virginia. Prepares tor advanced study
and Tor business Chnrgss extremely low. goi,,"nuge
from y states Address for illustrated catalogue,
COL u. A. MCINTYRE, Bethel Academy l.. U, Va.
je-2S, tn, tn. sa-26t
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For THOROUGH INSTRUCTION AND
nome training in moraIs and manners.
end your BOY TO ftOGE ACADEMY
blackstone. Va. Healthy location. excel.
CENT equipment. No bar rooms IL town
Session begins September sth. Send for
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ington and Leo University. Principal: H.
lR.ANDoLPH JONES. A. NJ. (Hampden-
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Norfolk College for Young Ladies

Next session begins SEPTEMBER 30.
1896. The courses OF study are thorough
ana practical including English, Mathe.
MATES, the Languages Science, Arr
Music. Elocution; all taught by competent
instructors Primary and intermediate
college grades.
Charges as low as can be afforded for
me advantages given. Catalogues NAV
be had NJ book stores or at the college
jy22w. f.sutoOct1
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LeaChe- Wood School for YOUNG ladies

13S GRANNY STREET.
opens THURSDAY, October list, 1896
Competent teachers for all departments
Special attention given to Music and
Languages. A few boardcrs will be taken.
Circulars at bookstores. For further in
formation address
MISS AGNES DOUGLAS WEST,
Principal.
Mail Will be forwarded. For personal In.
terview call after September 18th.
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@. r.. BowDEN,
CHARLES SHARP.


ALEXANDER & GREEN.
Solicitors for Complainant The Mercantile
Trust Company, No. 100 broadway,
New York, n. Y
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RAILROAD NOTES.

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Ex-Governor Brown, OF Ken
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Christian Endeavor Meeting.

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