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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-23

st years ;.;:....;:... .;:.;:;..:..;,;o loooo
skinner. Edward V. TO Dorothea Woln No 3lV :. o,o
West Sth st. years. ....................... lo"'
Stern. Rosalie. to Samuel IIeyman No eco East -oo
i.Sn 81, :. years ''"'''
Simpson. James. and wife Warner Matte
son, W cor l6ifhst and Colege-ave .oo
Stolz George. and wife to Dollar Savings Bank.
NcwYork. lJ7th- st. 1855 II W OF Court 80 .oo
landt- ave. mortgages. year. lsWo
Same to Harlem Savings Bank. New-iork,
157thst 354 II W Of Courtlandt- ave- mort 9, ooo
cages. year -,
Same to Caroline Gareiss. same property year. zVU
Volx. Frank. TO John Volz Avenue A and 80
S0h-st, years months. ..............s....' SOW
Waters William T. and wife 10 North River Saw.
ings Bank. cor 18th ave and 3Oth-st l ono
wempie Peter II. and wife 10 David Marx. .. 40,
114th-st, 845 IT OF 5th-aye. mos. 2l,V~
Same Martin and Isaac Metzger and Edward - .oo
Oppenheimer, same property. . months. i3'ooo
Weinheimer. Jacob. Emigrant Industrial say
ings Bank. I4Sth-s 30 II g Of Brook q -oo
Danenberg. Isaac. Annie Dieh. ............. SUW
Grunewald, Richard to George Brckelr aier.. l3Uo
Nddshrook Frederic + 10 Ieopold Gusthal. 10000
Powell Sarah. TO Amy J. Miller. 3Wp
Smith. Elizabeth j. to Lena Post ............ Z'ooo
Title Guarantee and Trust Company TO Susan T o
Todd Judson s. II Edward Winslow 3 assess q,
Tiffany Lyman. to John Is Pell. ................
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TRIBUNE THURSDAY

Mcnamara. SO. second. and Chaubot, 9s third;
time. 10 40 sec. 22o-yard dash-Heath. SO. first:
Bro vn. 49, second: Cnaubot 9s. third; time % sec
4o-yard dash-Munson. Sc. first; Skene. &c. second;
Hail. 49, third; time. IS One-haf-mi:e run
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ss. scratch. first; Foster,
'eS go yards. second: Hail, 81 60 yards third;
time. zoo 2,5 22o-yard hurdle raceEsmth 49, first;
= ,2 25 sec sd Pole vayltcwsht%a 81 rs TSmp
f. s In High jamp-R: campbell. first; "; Camp
Broad tpmp-Tompkins 49, first; GTeacen, 81 sec
ond; Valentine. a. third; distance IS IT. in.
The officers OF the class of SO President,
Charles L., Mead: vlcc-president. Claude c. Smith
secretary. Louis Becker; treasurer. Thomas j. Mac
historian, Frederick p Kafka; c:ass, day orator.
Willard F. Otterson: class day poet. Lawrence w.
Whitney; prop1het James II. shpley; istatIstcian.
hal censor A. Eliott Mupson presentation orator
Durant; grand marshal, class day. Arthur l.. Par
Mills; founders day orator. Charles G. Wheeler
founders day poet, John II. Pritchard; founders
day director. George f. Swan; Battery Hi. orator,
Francis 7. Gn.yton: orator at the laying OF the
cornerstone 4 9aAlence Hall No. /. Chester f. S.
Whitney.
The ushers from the class of 81 were Stanley s.
Povey. chairman; Alfred c. Benedict. Moody B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-23
RTILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and alterations
were filed yesterday:
New buildings
1O7th-st $. 335 IT Of Columbus-ave for
two-story brick laundry by the Little Sisters OF
the Poor 1876 West l06h-st ................. $loWo
Caudwel-aye and l63th.st. corner Ior a pn TOUT
Of s.a Eas, ie.th.st ' ................ 10000
2lst-st. s. $50 It W OF white Plains Road for
Charles " Walters OF ga East itoth-st 1000
Commonwealth W S. i3o # OF West Farms
Road. for two-story brick dwelling. by " ouoo
I35th-st s. So IT e OF wiisave. for a one-sory
brick store. by Nicholas c Kern. OF 27lo 3D. ooo
l7sth-st $ $. 10 It W Of wadsworth-ave for two
four-s,ory brick dwellings. by Elizabeth Oar ooo
ragh. OF 20 West l4th-st. Z4oW
three-story frame dwellings by Schuyler Ander- =. oon
Of l6jth-st and Jerome ave ............ l3v~
Hoe-st. i25 # s OF Honest for a two,sory
and basement frame dwelling. By Frank ooo
Corycli. OF i.226 ntervale-ave ............. 4ooo
Briggs-ave p 225 II Of suburbanst. toT
one-andone-half story frame barn. by CHRIS ooo
tan Neymann wv
Alterations:
53d-st No 3i5 East. by Marguerite White. Of 3l5
East 53d ST, owner, TO two-story and base 40
ment brick dwelling ........................... sou
sth-ave No go by William n Leslie. Of Io6 West
57th-st. to four story brick basement and coz
42d st No i4o West. by John Jacob Aston. OF %
West Goth st. TO n four-story and basement ooon
vanderbiit, ave. 40 iio4 by Albert Iiebeman.
two story frame stable lou
Greenwich-st. No 100. by Heinrich Schumacher.
COS Greenwich ave. to a two-story and attic o,oo
%os sci to ISL rear by peter collier
OF sS East G3i-st to a two-story brick factory 900
West Houston ST. No 13S By the y Low estate. OF
3Os Bleecker-st TO a three-story and basement ~
william st. No 70. by David W Bishop. OF 10
Madison-ave 10 Ave story brick office build.
webster ave and Travers-s, $ W corner by Mary
Conlin. 70 two story frame dwelling ....... LOW
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RICHARD V. HARNETT & CO.. AUCTIONEERS,
WILL SELL AT AUCTION WEDNESDAY,
Sale of Cease at Anrtion.
EIFTH AVENUE. Near 10th Street-Su-


EIFTH AVENUE. Near 10Th Street-Su-
preme Court. City and County OF New-York. In the
Matter o the Application Of Charles r. Crittenton and
others for the making Of lease OF 2Ol9 Fifth Avenue
In pursuane Of decree duly made and entered upon
the above entitled application bearing date April TN 1913
public auction the Real Estate Exchange and Auc
Rooms. Limited. 80 to 50 Liberty street. In New
noon Of that day. by Richard " Hsrnett e. Co... Auc-
toneers premises in said decree mentioned as the lot
2olo Fnh Avenue. New York City. ard therein more
particularly described as follows; .. -.
that certain lot piece parcel OF land. with the
buildings thereon erected situate lying and being In the
Twelfth Ward OF the city New YORK. bounded and de-
scr,ti follows Beginning at point on the easteriy
Fifth distant nineteen feet eleven inches
souhery from the formed by the Intersection 81
% Onehundred and twenty-hfth street running thence
eas,ery. parallel Onehundreda twenty n tn street
s Pfsy sa9ssary H eas to o. A.nS eighteen
thence westerly parallel TO Onehundred
nth street and partly through the centre OF another
wall eighty feet to the easterly side OF Fifth Ave
thence nohery along the easerly side OF Fifth
eighteen feet TO the point or place OF beginning
the 81 all taxes and assessments which may
become lien upon said premises during the term Of
be twentyone years. with right OF renewal
option the lessee for three successive periods Of
years provided tina, at the expiration OF each
of said periods OF the annual rental OF
premises for the period OF twenty-one years
be by appraisal in the manner provided by the
said such rental 10 be for the ground
only Of the value Of building build
ings which the lessee may In the mean time have
erected The lessee is also to pay the costs and other
For further information es u the further terms ana
particulars Of the lease apply to the undersigned
Dated New York. April llth. 1895 ,,, ,.,o
swAYNE swAYNE -, Referee:
Attorneys FOR Petitioners. I'D Broadway.
100 lirc adway. New York city.
New York
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cn11NDER'S DAY CELEBRATED
zvrpc1sEs AT THE NEW GROUNDS OF
THE NETWORK UNIVERSITY.

.-x,oR CLASS SPEAKERS ENTERTAIN LARGE
.,n,rNcE-TFE CORNERSTONE OF RESI-
,rr. pENcE HALL LAIp-ATH-
LETIc CONTESTS.
Az roads above the Harlem River led to the new
Is. of the New-York University at University
T,.snts Yesterday afternoon. The warm spring
nsather with Just enough breeze from across the
Hudson to make things comfortable, was all that
could be desired and the exercises. out OF doors
oo vent off without a hitch Of any kind. The
As.s,on of all the festivity the celebration OF
saunders Day. which is usually celebrated on
.rr 10 but was put off this year on account OF the
.hssnce in Europe Of DR.. Henry NJ MacCracken,
CHANCELLOR of the University. 1t was a holiday
md although some Of the students had taken ad-
..r,.ee OF the day to have good time in parts
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GOVERNOR TURNEY SERIOUSLY I'LL.

Knoxville. Tenn. April Ex-Governor Peter Tur-
ney is lying at his home In Winchester suffering
from violent attack Of rheumatism. The Gov
ernos. who In Nashville when the attack came
on. had to be assisted into his carriage at the
Capitol and placed on the train by his and the
secretary OF State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-23

Beach. Clarence W. to M.rsn ret ccspsr CIV: vs. .so
Brush sarah 4. Individually and as executor OF
James Brush T. o TAoH Tss s cs sns .td s Ws
and Hoo' , irn ., so fSr
ps sys y Elns. to Levi ii Mace. isis; lot.
C75 and Oie map I.acona PARK. years =. 40
Brown Louisa A. to German america asss s" sG2s
nueb :. Sln TO- Sarah Powell. . 3 4tth.s.
Bliss. Clara +. to Edmund Coffin. s isath-s ., ~
pr iS + L Ga sn e. to Matthew auisey
itsihst s25 Of 7th-Ays. secure; COZ contract. . o'
Bader Aaron. to German American Real Estate
Title Guarantee. COMPANY. /. corner Edge =. "a
rc som' %;, s"a .Sa sts 70 year Sarah
'G SSsr,...xs 80 Hlsh%tiase Road yea" &c"
Soin-s, 800 " Of s,h,svs year ;;shi.n 500
c"ns1 .n sca m,T Of 70 h hsnsst 1850
Duny. John II. 10 Ellen Lelner. SIS 2'th-" i2o ,oo
Ia cs, oa Melsnc;on and Frederick NJ and wife
to Elizabeth Smith, No i2o East 5sth-s'. ..o
Gieschen. Henry. and wife to sarah II wit,haus.
corner Park.ave and l2ad,st; years: years.. l''oo
No IA Ea. 7e,hs' years :. a;.,.ry to 300
Mf''hs r 40 81 ss""s SIS
Koran. Annie' to EphiaIm levy lots aii map
Jackson. william T. to Fanny Holmes p s1scu5 .
called s. s9l.s IT Of Delmonico Place. m
KS Sesf' John 4. to Lyman tiffany Hoe-.,.
lots "a and u.s. map sI0 8 years ............: $50
r.ysnson sarah 10 THE Baron de Hirsch Fund" -
n " corner lexington and 72d-st. years. 7OW
Lawson Judson. to Robert Wheean 3 8 li<th-st. -
Io5 N W Of boulevard. year ..........:.. SOU
Mason William nmns, to ne u West ietss years so
Mandelbaum Harris and wife TO Fisher Levine
"a the Equitable Life Insurance Association
Society Of the United States. 29th-st, lI0l n m
II Of 7h-ave. years - c,cn., ,.d wv
Joseph Newmark, corner ~ Nicho'as-h'e 90
and i3ah-st notes .,.,s. c,rn,n r
Drown-ave I2J n OF sagamore-st. 10 years Id"
phiiin, W,iInm O. 20 Elizabeth smith
St Nicholas ave. 81 IT OF hi'h-" "'o... 1850
years .rc,.,;v ycar...... 100
Redabock Henry q and Francis A. 70 : a,nrh.r
lex Kernochsn and snos rs, ~ n W Of Elm
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MISS PEBBLES AND MISS THOMPsON's
w BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS.
80 49, 81 East 9th Street
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Gonmtrp propertp for Sale


TNENAFLY n J.-Prstty Groom house; pleasant loca-
L tion: ample grounds: modern for SALE
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Mem pnblications.
Jnsiruriion.

3nsfrurtion.
For Boys and Young Men.-City.
DWIGHT SCHOOL
- will occupy It's building IL West 43d-st near
Fifth ave, about May ]. 1898
Seventeenth year begins September So
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NEw-HAvEN CONN. SO HII.LHOCSE AVE.
~ Mrs ami Miss Cady's School for Girls. on the m
beautiful avenue In the ''City Il Elms. Apply early.
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For Yong Ladies-City.
NfADEMOISEL1E vELTIN.
AL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
FIREPROOF SCHOOL BUILDING.
iC0 AND lG2 WEST 74TH-ST.
COLLEGE PREPARATION.
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prooklnn Keal estate for Sale.

TcOp SALE IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.-An exceptionall
house with Entirely new sanitary Si.tan
- ali the ferries ind Bridge terms reasonhpe' To
nar,,cniars Apply H. =. Box 40. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-23

"A suppeI Profess Teachers Tutors. Governesses
&c. to Colleges. Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs NJ j. YOUNG-FUITOH ~ Union Square.
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9TH AVE. AND ED ST.
Desirable suites OF pleasant richly furnished Tor
ne balance OF the season. II. C. SHANNON. Mgr
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Country Property TO Ett.

Country properfp TO Lei.
S,I,w.srp HOME TO RENT In the Berkshire HIS
y nne new modern house containing ssaT OF the
Werkshre Hills For particulars address h. j. co"E'''
Pittsneld. Mas.
RAoUErTE LAKE. s ApIRoNp15A "a rdoS oo,,...
~ .rood lee garden and COW; terms moderate
zda r. BENNETT, itaquette Lake. Hamilton Co., n. l.
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Ciip propsrtp 90 fet.

gitp propsrtp 90 fst.
AXE OFFER on $50 West Odd st. ~ story
MI American basement houses; VIII rent them 10y"
STEVENS Coumbus-nve.. cor Msi-s'.
T,osrTfVE nARGAIN 81, story brownstone bay window
house 10 IT with extension West End-hN'. mar
corner p3d st: will decorate to suit; rent. sl"V"
~ STEVENS Columbus ave. cor V3d-st'
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Isl. No a. Isaac Ginsburs and wife TO
Md Bloom ............s.. '''''''' ''''''''
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ra-s NC had finished. George +. Swan, the
no oet sash in addition to his cap and gown seized
liz s on and the American flag was hosted to
Of ciS III inc staff. AS the broad. bright stripes
the auory spread out gracefully In the breeze
ths s,cr" M and guests who were gathered about
plsusn ~ oi the hill sent up a great shout OF ap-
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sPoRTsMoUTHiAD v,s.
6o7 and 900 Middle street.

MT. i. T. Eavis gives notice In The
'hI.sinlans advertising columns that he
mas moved the Singer Office from 81
Main tn Is Lee street.
me construction OF II telephone line
between the towns of Franklin and
Sourtland. In Southampton county. has
been nearly completed.
SSnooher Matte May, Captain Spady,
arrived ta-day, with un,hn,. r,o,,,
IN, Smuckntuck. for the II. c. Dennis Lum-
Edwin c. licalr left this week to take
lego.
MI. CLIFTON Riddick. Ir.. Gates coun-
~, N. c., recently died on steamer olive
NH, which plies up the Blackwater river.
III, ,ne , ivli,'lihs were put Off at Tunis and
relnttVcs notified by wire.
me stockholders OF the Suffolk Fair
and Agricultural Association viii hnvr
a meeting next Wednesday. when plans
Tor TINS year will be discussed and out
lined.
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OF i sS=sNlN q ID 4 III IN G. ~ S
rae wcddlns OF ncv.:r. A. aains.

The wedding OF Miss Mary L. De-
Lashmutt and Rev. F.. a. Gains, solemn
lied Tuesday ut noon; at the home OF
sthe bride, South Market street, was u
quiet but elegant affair. Witnessed only
by the immediate friends. The hospitR-
bic mansion was trimmed in Christ
mas green's and lit by numerous lam rs
and candles. The stairway was wrap
ped i'll laurel and the hallway trimmed
in forest green and brilliantly illurli-
mated. Miss Gertrude DeLashmutt, OF
Howard county, rendered Mendels-
sohn's Wedding March OH the piano.
The bride was enEowned In golden
brown faille, with blue silk. chiffon and
iridesceht trimmings. and carried cat
nations. The best girl. Miss Kathryn
and pink ribbons with bouquet OF car
nations. Rebecca Deiashmutt and Vir-
giniu Grove. the flower girls, wore. re-
Spectively, lemon and light blue silk
and carried baskets of carnations and
smilaN. The best man was Wiilinm
DeLashmutt. brother of the bride.
Master Robert Grove. dressed 4 In
Fauntleroy, carried the wedding ring
on a silver salvcr. Immediately after
the ceremony a reception was held and
Il SumptuouS repast served. embracing
all the good cheer of Yuletide. There
were numerous and handsome presents
After donning Il go-away frock OF
green novelty with fur trimmings. Nh.
and Mrs. Gains drove to Frederick
Junction and took the train for Wash
ingtOn and other points. +
The above is taken from the Fredar-
icll, Md, Daily News,of January 3. 1896.
Rev. Mr.. Gains is Il resident of this city
and was raised In Soutc Portsmouth.
He once studied for an Episcopal min
ister but recently Joined the North
Carolina Methodist Episcopal Confer
encc.
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In OUTLINE:
,Indlscrlmlnats LiRnlng Of Divers ocegrrea-1
Ges In and About a Groalng City, 4.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY RUNS SIX TRAINS
no business ir the mayors Court
Graud Jury Meets Next Month-
The military I1cld Responsible for
Condition OF A rnory faaIl-savngc
md Culpcpper Recovering.

The railroad employees will be paid
to-day.
The next grand jury will be on Feb
ruary 5th.
There was no docket in the Mayors
Court yesterday
No business was transacted III the
Hastings Court yesterday.
The lunatics at the county jail should
be removed to more comfortable quar-
tiers aS soon as possible.
Mir. Frank Winn, formerly OF inns
city. but now of Baltimore, is in the
city on visit to his old home.
1t Is thought that IL meeting OF the
Police Commissioners will be held Mon
day night for organization only.
Mr. c. Vernon Stores returned yes
ter,,ay from Mathews county with his
bride. who was u Miss Brooks, of that
county.
Montauk Tribe of Red lIen had a
spread last night in the hall, after the
installation. There were quite Il num-
Der present.
The Southern road is running six
trains i'll and out each day, and cx-
pect to put on two passenger trains
daily shortly.
Capt George w. K. Mcdonald. super
intcndcnt OF the Portsmouth street rail
road, is confined to his home on ac-
count of sickness.
The entertainment given by the Will
Ing Workers last night in the lecture
Church was an enjoyable AFFAIR.
The survey on the Monongahelf has
been approved and orders have been
received TO proceed to work on her.
This will give employment TO soma men.
The many friends in this city of Mr..
VIM. II. Lyons Will regret to learn that
he is i'll with stroke of paralysis.
Grave fears are entertained OF his re-
cOvery.
The condition OF Messrs. Culpepper
and Savage is improving. The former
Ia attending to business, but Savage
will not be able 10 sit UP for several
days yet Nh
There was n family reunion at the
residence of Mr.. VIM T. Carly last
night. the occasion being the rGrticth
anniversary of his marriage. An en-
Joyah!c evening was spent
jeremiah Reid, II prisoner in the coun-
ty jail COMPLETED n six months SEN
tence yesterday, ard was then tried for
houschrcakng and was sent on to The
County Court.
y number Of little children spent a
pleasant crSninr yesterday at the resi-
dcnce OF Mr.. John NJ. Spindle No. 1000
seventh birthday OF little Miss Julia
Spindle.
The Public Property Committee of
the Council and the officers of the mil
itary companies met last night and dis
cuascd the condition OF the Armury
Hall and the future preservation of
the same. Tho committee Will hold the
military strictly responsible for the
building in the future. They will make
their report TO the Council Tuesday
night.
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PETERSBURG POTPoURRI.
Mallory Murder Trial Postponed-A
Water Fnmine

Petersburg, Va. Jan 10.-{SpeciaD-
The Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic
Association will celebrate its seventy
second anniversary on next Thursday
night with a banquet at Masonic Hall.
The Oldest member of the association
is Mr.. S. II. Marks, who has been con-
nectcd with the organization for the
past forty years. The annual election
of officers of the associa ton will take
place on next Monday night.
This case of the Commonwealth
against II. II. Harris, charged with the
murder of W. Il. Mallory, which was
set for trial on next Monday has been
continued to the January term of the
Court which begins on the 10th inst.
The continuance is due to the indispo-
sition OF Mr. w. III. Jones. the Attorney
for the Commonwealth
The postotiice department will short
ly be asked to establish q poStofIice at
Swift Greek in Chesterfield county.
The Academy OF Music. which was
pronounced unsafe some time ago has
been put i'm thorough repair.
Rev. ]. NJ. Pitcher. p. D.. of this city,
will preach 1T the BAPTIST Church I'm
Suffolk on next Sunday.
DIR. j. Blackwell Suachan, one of Pc
tershurg's Oldest and hest known citi
zens Isl critically ill>at his residence, In
this city.
REV. Benjamin T.. Kelley, OF Atlanta.
Nicar-Gcncral of the Georgia Diocese.
is expected To be present at the dedi-
cation of st. JoSeph's Catholic Church
on next Sunday morning, and will
preach at night.
The water in the new reservoir is
very low by reason of the small rain
fall in this vicinity.
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Ehis Week NJ aIa:umili's Advertised
Inventory Sale You Gan Rsuy.

Sc. apron check gingnams for 42ac a
yard.
25c. dress goods for 12Ec yard.
G5c. dress goods foa' 500. n yard
1ac. dress goods for 5Sc. Il yard
BIC. linen towels for I've. each.
Zoe. Danish down for 71ac. a yard
FAC. counterpanes for soc. each.
S23? extra size white blankets for
$lS3 per pair.
$l.75. white blankets for 81 90 per pair.
81 so white blankets for Csc per pair.
I5c. ccmfortables for CSC. each.
eco comfcrtablcs for 81. is each.
Sl.0O kid gloves for 7ac per pair.
Together with an entire stock of
table linen, napkins. black goods. color
ed silks. and handkcrchiefs
These prices are Gcr cash
IIAAMILL'S, 320 Hight street.
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KNOWLEDGE

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tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds hest products to
the needs of physical being, will attes.
the value to health of the pure liquid
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remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
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dispelling colds, headaches and fevcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ching them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and ST bottles, but it is man
ufactnred by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will nos
accept any substitute if offered
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On Tuesday Constable Anderson came
ont for the first time since his recon,
sickness. While driving through Cot
tagc Place he saw three negro boys.
named Miles Wright,Tsaiah Wright and
T.. Bcnnct. He SUSPECTED that they We're
up to some lpischief. and watched them!
He soon saw Miles Wright stGal several
brass Journals from the Seahoard Air
Line shops, and started towards him.
Wright started for Scottsvillc. followed
by Anderson in his buggy. ON reaching
the bridge, Anderson Was so close be-
hind Wright that he jumped overheard,
hut was made to come ont the water nj
the point of .tnGerSon'S pistol. He then
Journals were taken to Jail together.
Wright is an old offender and has
several aliases. The other boys were
not arrested
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-11

Two prominent gentlemen. who are
very deeply Interested in having n
bridge built across SCOTS Greek, took 4
walk down n Primers Point yesterday
and examined everything. as they went,
that would be OF interest. They stop
ped at the mill on the side of the creek.
took in the situation md then crossed
over. viewed the THOMPSON track tho
Chemical Works and the number Of
road. and they made requests aS to the
nUrnher of pG1ple employed by the
road there. The probable location of
the same. etc. and after spending
some time then came lack. full Of
knowledge of what was needed. and
hsrorn long will express their ideas n
the public. Besides this. they expressed
their determination to see that the
bridge is built