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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sst s;ss.s lot farm NAP % csn'f o MS
and wife to John Van Dolsen ............... 5000
asasI HOPE 81: s wnta Q: .a% ' 10 sam, %s' village
cfssn i,c or s Ward S %a d Sss to
Green Lane Or ave- :. 2; T, Of 5th--, pro
ss:saI Isalco sam: 70 SsoPh oa 3 :,s.; ,a
,,h :. ,prdp Sa ,A iis4 OF Green Lane. or
S,h-., 'prorc.ei'. :. 100 n OF Green Lane. or
Green I,@s ave. ,ol (, q proposed 'A-
'f s,S 81. i'ss ii "s same
Green 'T'G Zane Or ave- q Of proposed ''h-
e,ic same to +, r'sa ru' ~. w..che,,.r.a;e
25sisi ss25,ii7.ii. $, Anns,aye. i27lo
Van Dol,en and wife to william II oliver ami 20 ~,
I.en ,'s ana iai,h-s, corner ?:sico Fran
c's = Thomson and another to MaA'r''i|n l. ,
Air n,nton 81 2l Martin Ensel to John Ieprlsr
Alen-s,. = Va It n OF st. H'Hs'o' ,
Amsterdam. ave. corner i97,e st, i2;.lo"'
u,,sSrire Ro"d' : corner i,errian ave, slnie2x No.
same property: Ada Have 10 Eliza Van ,oo,.,
William Delaney to M"r' pei lana =. co.i2s
ce,,.9 ave c..hiSn ' al to charles creighton
Log ls map q 70 ost %S' sass 1'''ve s
chester ave. 3i.trl;5s.T isl1 FREDERICK ,oo
10, ia map Of lot, O Hunt estate: william II a.,
sweny 70 Gustav schols and another .:.,,,s.: :"
is.ih Vt $ 100 n of erosion ave. 21Nllo|'
MARY Delaney 10 william Delaney
Allen-st i25 q II Delaney st. OWL"
isi.ssc. - IN. Thomas F Hines and wife to 1896
Al, Melissa u ,', -, Corner Warren st. 5O,s5 Rich
ard Mcou,lien and wife TO Thomas Bennett
I'D, n s. 100 Of I'd ave i2ses IRREGULAR
sch.l and wife 90 Henry , snSs!'1 John
Dyyer 10 Ellen T Dwyer -. - ,.....,,...
,os ~ n $ 100 I, . Of si-ave i2s9s irregular
eary scnw"I 10 o., MsTn nb,. @ %vs ssioo H.
"'s n ~ as,h :, 2itii q W % columbus ave-
isvico.iI Bertha Smith and another to ''o''l'e
,a mrs', 81. g "a II Of OAK St. 27S'a' Allie
sandro Ia sas to Maria Ia -. ss'' ,,,S, .,iosx
Io- a. William II RAIDER 10 Amelia II i"wiher
c,h ~, no ~ West. John Mccahc to Frederick
o2,- 30 i.s West; Emma s'ah 10 william
Horn 70 I, OF sls st, iaoxsoo
i|onard II Goldsmith and wife TO HOFFMAN
VIII Mi'G rrS ave W g. Isl It 10Th st. 25sioo
W" c,rre = Johnson TO Frederick de = Fors,cr l2o0
ash ~ n :. pa II Of yth-ave. runs oo:x
.ei william Ka nj S. and wite TO
ives, End-avc 77th-st. 2t61 irresu.
lar; Lewis l. Delahed. referee. to George ca.
a., n,es1r >. 400 II Of oh-aye, 2oxico; Henry ~
NJ Alexander. jr, referee. to Edward lianey. ~"
s'' ns"ii.s r Hherton to Ella Sanger ..,. go"
so,b 81 SIS 100 II Of ist-ave. 3,xioos same ., N.
,. 20 same {. 2ias Il W Of boulevard isoxoo:
Isabella Leo TO Elizabeth Tha nnn,,y na;h
w Ward: jacob Hess Union Real Estate Com
s. Rnny orc1cr,y Thomas ii Connolly to 10
co Mrlrosa asx,iss2s TX; William Romkey ON
and Ss 70 H iS " N s"G a"es'' ,oo.i1
iO)xi 40: Catharine Dawson to Charies hohi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-13
CIVIL SERVICE WAR BEGUN.
THE ATTEMPT TO MAKE NEARLY ALL CITY
OFFICES SUBJECT TO THE COMMITS
SION'S RULES HEARD IN COURT.

THE ATTEMPT TO MAKE NEARLY ALL CITY
OFFICES SUBJECT TO THE COMMITS
sION's RULES HEARD IN COURT.
The attempt made by certain taxpayers 10 de-
clare all city government places practically subject
to Civil Service regulations. except the Mayor
heads Of departments and members of the Board
of Education, had its day In court yesterday. The
argument heard by Justice Keogh, In the spe-
cial term for trials Of the Supreme Court. The OBJ
tect is to have all subordnates classed In Schedule
B of the Civil Service list and subject to compei
tive examination. Corporation Counsel Burr said
that II the plaintiffs successful all the appoint
ments under the city government will be void and
the places will have to be filed from the eligible
list.
The plaintiffs are Simeon 3. Chittenden, William
G. Low, James McKeen, John d. Kelly Edward
N Rassett and s. Perry Sturges. The defendants
are Mayor Wurster, Controller Palmer Auditor
Sutton City Clerk Benjamin. Treasurer Taylor. j.
Nelson Magee, clerk TO committees In the Board OF
Aldermen Thomas Fouks. assistant warrant clerk
In the Department OF Finance: William j. Cox.
dockmaster In the same Department; Erastus Ev-
eritt IT, chief clerk in the Department OF Audit;
Edward NJ Perry. Deputy Assistant Corporation
Counsel: John Hurley. surveyor In the Department
Of Assessment: Frederick p Anwell, financial clerk
with the Department Of Health; Revilo Wells IL
cense-fee collector In the Fire Department; EDWARD
Fackner. secretary Of the Building Department;
James NJ. Newand. clerk In the CITY WORKS De-
partment and Alfred j. Hoadey. deputy license
clerk In the City Clerks office.
Seth Low president OF Columbia College was
called to the stand and examined One OF the hrst
questions asked him. however. was objected 10 Dy
Mr. Burr. II was as to the familiarity OF the wit.
ness with the duties Of clerk to the committees OF
the Board OF Aldermen. Mr.. Burr said this raised
the question Of the Courts power TO decide as to
the practcabii,y Of competitive examinations for
any places In the city II the Court had no such
mower the case fell to the ground Justice Keogh
decided that the testimony Of Mr.. Low was imma-
rial IN
cerned present conditions not those existing when
MT Low Mayor Edward B. Lent Et, vas ssr then
Commission and after this a number OF the de-
PENDANTS were called 70 give testimony as to their
snondinr places which are under Civil Service rules
were called to show that their duties were ident
cal with those Of the defendants
The case went over until to-day.
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RAILROADS..
"AmgR,cA's oRGATEsT RAILROAD"
NETWORK
ESNT;!,!R!2.A,..L!..
~ L. HUDSON RIVER r. R.
the FouR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.

JO6 TOOu s""S" -,,rrr
$3.50 MExcsp sunday Empr: STATE a;ssoy EH Hsss
Ssssrs F snH s5 - M This limited to
'i abs say'''i s Mall for PGysssssD: A.
bsny. Utica. syrature. Rochester Buffalo, N'as'''
1880 sunday , Day Express For all I'M
9!t'n' Dsy so SiSs: For cC!s%
At Poushkeeps.-. Albany Utica. syracuse ''''@'''
400 cS;s s0'sss stan. for q, DissSs
Albany. 0 sSbenec,ady GiIca Syracuse. Rochester
$3.50 F. ' "r1cep, Sunday Point poushk's0''
$3.50 MpSy North enor. m:a Due ~ G TssrS
$40 a.. CHICAGO 40 D. m. Stops az "''A"'
45.s: S:::
c.2o p MI;paiiy: For Albany: Troy. Burlington PAW
7so 9ss a oq Sl'ss,s ga; S S:':
S saS !sSf.aP ss:ny s. and 'ss e's'.'
900 M-Dailv. Carrie; sseTn so oat yia Lyons
LIDO CSicaso: except for Cape Vincent a"'
c.sss9 n ,cS oF' .sescs
G nst sunday nights 'ssDr' leave
o'0o pit,.a:a '1 y. Han ~. N. pr.
o16 M Mus only . r'she'0 ana
'A'r: ALI H'f NI E1 H''1s yoSKEEsn
pu 1 nf% yt train f run -S
r. Esy,s Sd tn: y A' only line '0"'
xS II p,, ssssr iss trains
s @ az Eos, i!h' md "a ,ss RrGsa. stay
ton New y%rk aas and 72c Ful'ons' and ioe bF'a'"''
pnqrare Checked from hotel or residence by the west
'o ,o E,pr y r r9mcrny croncr IL DANIELS,
General Manaycr General Passenger Agent
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on TRIAL FOR KILLING HIS WIFE.

Morristown Nov II (specaD-David Wilson. the
negro who I'm June last cruelty murdered his wife
Melinda in their sauald apartments In the old
tenement house Speedwc-ave. known as the
Folly" by Draining her with an axe as she lay
sleepng after "A day of toll. was placed on trial In
the Court Of oyer and Tcrmner before Judge Ma
gle this morning. The case will be continued to-
morrow.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Blizzard Mary A. to Maria schaier corner 5000
Erskine Josephine G. to william Bradley. No a2d
Yves, 1s,s ana William to pncas Iowenfed
81 csnnOn,st tn %0 9;s1man savings Bank
New.York. 3 sist.st. 1878 IT W of Ams,er- .oo
ua an%-I August, yf ani wife to Anna Flnck vs.
Courtland ave. at intersection with branch rail- ooo
lot II map N9r'h o MI 30 10 o map 20
charlie. NJ Connolly 18th Ward ,S., years: mo- "o"
"G pcssd S S,ssi 100 Il Of s
same m"", ,o Carr Lumber company Green lane
ave. 1870 of proposed S,h-st months i. 700
Kgses s,, Hawsrd sp sh we go
'% Alien st. 800 Of Broonssi, demana..,: 1850
Same to same Allen-st. 1875 # Of Delaney .. uo
SAME s1; Ge o same No lei Alensi demand 1900
Ms sn. George CORNER St an" and saSarS:
MseI ysass Thomas j. and wife to Frann.ka Fest
200 f.. Of l aa,,. year %s;,,n NJ 5000
Oliver wit wnm IT, and M y wite to Harriet
r.sn %aI psp' Rsthsas farm $500
SAM 10 70 'sh" "s ySs 9"lsc 81 YEAR 1000
o'Tooie. Elizabeth; to Horace @ Booth. W cor 400
p.s.ey Fof Emma nna and c.r %s''1 clara Van
sisenbr9sh n. vis ssa-s part lot 49, map 100
P.cioia oiaco%o and wife to Abs ns ,.ih psSh
same m"", To same. iiiii-: st. Of It AIMS
CEASED " ssth,s 900 Il OF 0thave years 1900
sutton ave- cns enss demand $500
I,cckermann William. and wife to Rosa Brock.
ii3th-st c45 II W Of 5th-ave mo 10. year 1000
sa xnsr 10 no'. n.o.. w .............. 1000
Van setback Eliza to Ada r Have. . corner
Hghbridge Road and F1eetwood-ave. years: 1000
w rnss No sso 10 ass cherrys months 1924
Zobei Frederick e. Catherine Dellamore.
Tmr,%s'ner-' 49," .............. 5000
BUILDING PLANS FILED.
The following plans for buildings and alterations
were flied yesterday:
,, Nsw ou0'ns Is, %a" 0 Il -.v. for two 81.
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urv vACKAWANNA AND WESTERN n. =
1s.xi:,rs in NeW.lOrk. foot Of Barclay an
ChristOpher streets. .
TRA NTssC,f tit:stT BUFFET

SUs.tic:ns in New-YOrk. foot Of Barclay asd
Chri.topher street,: ,rrr~
CARS. PINTSCH LIGHT.
prec, route to NEWARK. BLooMFIELp. MoNrcLAn
THE ORANGES summit Barnard;yille. Ba sns
ton Dover. Stanhope. NEWTON. BuDDs IAkA
ffnxE HOpATCONG. Hackettstown sfOOLEYS
u0ifNrkIN Washington. PHII.I.IPSBuRG EAsT0N
WtTER GAP STROUDSBtR G. Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON. PTTTSTON. WILkESBARRE NANIt
COKE. DANvII.LE. NORTHUMBERLAND. Mont
Vile UTICA, RICHFIELD SPRINGS C., cor r,Iy
sYRACt-sE OSwEGO. ITHACA. owEGo, ELMRA,
SnRSiNG BATH. DANsvILLE hi 'FFALo and all
oo,rts WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST;
s.oo PA AUTHORIZATION MAIL. Stops al princip~
n o s's'oHs. tcafe Carl. BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINo'
IVY HHMTON UTICA, RICHFIELD SPRINGS. syria.
rI,SE and OSwEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Psrl1
cars Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago
ana P% v'n.s, Carl. SCRANTON wILKEsBARR1
i~ - EIMIRA EXPRESS. Pullman Parlor Cars 49,,
Am ap p M~SCRANTON. wILkESBARRE and PLfH
Nv" OiirW EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror Car
7'W, =. sSS;RnST0N. BINGHAMToN. ELMiRA. BUF.
Er.IO pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connecting AZ
T,mnsio with trains for Chicago and points west A.
a al % A. G,aiy)-BlFFALO, SCRANTON. BlNGhAE
e'" rrC,y ITHACA UTICA SYRACUSE and OsWE1o
EXpREss Pullman Buffet sseper:; .r,oxs =,
TICKETS AND PULLMAN AscV osss..x :, paT
Henry Gaze Sons. Limited liz broaaway ,d ~ al
PLACE s ri sh-ave cor isshst * Wet iss'hss
an NewYork: 33s and 40 Fulton sna
1SS nroaaway Brookyn Timetables giving tu 'n'0'
ma M%srCo IT. EMPRESS COMPANY viii cal tor ana
hscE baggage from hotel or residence 10 'es''n'"o"
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ERIE RAILROAD.

-. .-.,,. ieaye New-York t0Ot q NHH'H :,
Ihiougn ia avs minutes earlier from wssI
- fouowr snv Wvesr,Dued Express Daily Tor "svmM
(I(M A. M,,on k.I,lIA Iunalo Bradford. ssa SsLi
"'O~ tnWn Mesdvlls and the West r,, Af"'' 0s
Sso~"tSp Al Parlor TO Burao ,,,. .oi,d
NV IEye.t,bucd Limited fast mail psiy LIVE 1v.s
1s'OV Ts n s iio A. NJ. Chicago y ~ si nsnns
20 Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
oo M.-Bufralo and Cleveland vt e ~ 0BrsS.
:oV R ;s PIX y:ms:scwn s ~, Nd G c:y:.
lana snSS making direct connections '''
chicago and the Msa,; Lake and Niagara rsIs
2slS n:,r~ solid train Chicago. nleeHs,sc Sr
C'1~ CSn' rhicaSo and Ctncinnatl Dn'ns IMAM
r5aot O:AI TIME CARDS M. a., fnn,nsddvay.
nNICKETs ,.s;ons AZ iii c6i <oi and 70. r"sssS-s
i accommo"is IA east i25ih st and 81 weT "a ~
Gi e. ss: f srsssyS 20
~ Fulton "a Jersey City station wescoss s'Sssces
S Is, "~S checks baggage fr'" no's" '"'
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LEHIGH VALLEYRAlL ROAD

q. tton. foot of Gorilla ndt and DesbrOsses st.
U.1O A. NJ, daily Sundays. 90 A. NJ for MAUCh
CHUNK and intermediate stations. ...,,,.. ,,c,,rs
TER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION
BRIDGE and the West and principal local poin's cm-
ingcsr to Suspension Bridge Pullman 'estouie Sleeper
II 100 A. VI. Tally except Sunday. for MAuc I
CHUNK and intermediate points connexions iO' Nes"
III" noon daily. except SUNDAY.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
man Vestbuied Day Coaches and Parlor-csr. Dining.
Car service. Meals a la carte ,,,.. .,a -.
1910 r. VI. daily. except Sunday for Easton ana -
40 p. VI. daily excep, Sunday. for L. & B. Jynet.
stopping only at principal intermediate s'a'ohs @ns"
cars 70 Wilkesbarre. 90, -
$40 p VI. (sandays only. for Mauch Chunk ssd
Hazletor, and all intermediate stations ,,-,,.
3,IO r. VI. daily. except Sunday. for l. b. u ~.
TON principal irtermeiiae stations: pullman Bun"
S,IS p. VI. daily. for Easton and intermediate So
$40 r. NJ daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and ali points West Pullman sleeper v.stbued T r,..
nections for Reading and Harrisburg roc,,,,
boo r. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROcHEs-
TER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS: and all Ponu
West. Pullman Sleeper to Chicago and Buffalo Cha'r
$50 r. VI. daily except Sunday. for EAsroN sas
intermediate points. ,o,.,.n
Additional trains daily except Sunday FOR BoCNp
BROOK and intermediate points: leave as foho"s' WV
A. NJ $50 p. NJ 40 p. NJ. and $50 r NJ -, A.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations AT 255. 10 -
and Is23 Broadway 81 East l4th ST. 1856 East l2jh st.
io7 Iowery n y $50 Fulton St. Court ST., es Broad
way and brooklyn Annex Brooklyn -
Vew-York Transfer Company Will call for and checx
baggage from residence through TO destination
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

WASHINGTON.
For PHILADELPHIA. week days, 4:3o 500. Sis. 90
1000. ii 80 DINING Carr a, NJ. 1880 200 s:so. -
tBuffet Parlor Carr. 49, 500 Dining Carr. 500 10
o.oo p n 1918 night Sundays, 4:3O 900. 1000 lin
Dining Carr A. NJ. 300 400 500 Dining Carr ~
For Baltimore and Washington. week days 49, sil
1000 ii 30 DINING Carr A. NJ 200 SSo 5;o co., ,Dn ,S
car) 800 p M i2:i5 night. Sundays 430, 1000 ii:@
Dining Carp A. NJ. 200 500 Dining Carr. $40 +. NJ
1918 night. . =. 3D.. =.
Liberty St. rs i1e. 26l 49, o4+ 100 i5Ss srSsd"sA
West i2Sth ST 25l Columbus Az, New-fork: Court
St $50 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn; 9s Broadway. Williams:
burg The NewYork Transfer Company will call for ana
heck baggage from residence 10 destination
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on and after Oct. IL, 1896


-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
on and after Oct - 1896. -
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty q
Far Faston Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk ee,
40 7:I3 $40 III As TO Easton, A. NJ l:lo. ~ ~
'i:3j to Eas,on, 5:45 q 80 to Allentown p sundaR
40 (7:l5 to Easton, a. NJ. 1900. $50 500 r. NJ .
For wilkesbarre; Pi,tscn and scranton ';io A. l.
For Reading at 4:3o SEQ. a:lo 1000. u 30 A. ~, Ia
100 90 49, 800 80 900 ~ ZIP n ,5,l ~, sSn-
"a For Harrisburg at 43o. 500 $40, 1870 A. ~ IA
30 4:3O 800 5:45 r. NJ. 12l3 night sundays ~
A. H.. 100 $50 500 p. NJ. l?l I;,, night =, a..
For Sunbury Iewisburs, and Wiamspor at ~
500 e:io A. H.. i:io 1880. 900 p. NJ. sundays ~
" " ALL RAIL ROUTE:
FOR LONG BRANCH: OCEAN Grove P &C. 49,.
Grove and points south 70 Point Pra siN s3
DAYS stop at Interaken for Asbury Park and ocssa
Grove 900 A. NJ. 400 p. NJ
|' For LAKEWOOD.
40 $50 A. NJ, las 440 NJ
For Farmngdale, Toms River. Barneeat Park ~
Rayneeat 40 s. 30 A. 81, las. +:+0 ?. N.
For Atlantic City vineand. and Bridge'on. 40 A L.
For Monmouth Beach. seabrisht: and Hishlsnd: &
Naves,nk 4:30 $50 II 80 A. NJ. 80; i;}o +a. "A
o:3s p " Sunday. 900 A. NJ. 400 p NJ
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BUILDING PLANS FILED.
The following plans for buildings and alterations
were hied yesterday:
New buildings. main once;
', .ssss ss,ei i ssosS and data ~ soSs vss
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would like TO know what was the counsel gwen Wn
ths e city city Of S cSSrchs
daughter appaase asked Dsac1p r Moore He Il
there was woaa S ieck He foand and in
this do take heed OF ne ab,cs a Albany
n mot sysp S 10 %nf oaS
al doubt that our friend the
elect win give gSId b re aod T1 Ws put him there
A dyspeptic friend Of mine has said to me within
day two that he does nsi 9noers OF Zee sad that
such means q celebrating had the tendency TO arouse
S1ns the dinners and that the to
breed discomfort among the hs
II is that in the wonderful revival Of business and
awakening of industry we will all have the oppo nt
f,,nity in the United States 10 get something whch
many have not had for number OF days.a square
meal daughter9 When we are rejoicing IN Eor great
self I have no sympathy with the man who buys
and on %e hod an
each other how happy we are n ana h wnc m
are a aD~ delighted With the election Of friend
new era in politics. in which the young man is to
active part in our party i is an bags Sssn
in the Empire State so few young men who have
risen in public life and won National population n
many other States Of the Union But II Is 50 IN
then victory achieved which does more than
transfer the from one Dsfty TO for ss Ma
ton The political victories which will live as
as the Republic lives e waes Of MeKny
Nov how are we to utilize this r., v ssCn an as Rs
sesn * party mus, way
d,sxrss With q. my snt Se
ne: s'S Dss: s II ss; s.ssS
81 81 ISSS ~ Uo6E = extra session ut ~ take ~
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Vo LEASE for term Of years. al part OF plot. loO
l x10O. on West 18th g.. near eth Ave.
Jos y. ADRIAN. "a osan1 ~
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: nv,' ave " . 10 n q OF 3ist-st. ?9xso0;
Ienaara n Goldsmith and wife 10 HOFFMAN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-04
AUCTION sALEs-FUrun.nAv

p URSuANT TO THE TERMS OF "A
: deed of trust, dated January 18th. 1895.
and duly of record. made to me to Sc
cure the payment of a certain promisory
note In said deed mentioned and de-
scribed, default having been made in the
payment of said note, and at the request
and under the direction of the holder OF
SAD note. l Will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder. at the Real Estate
exchange OF the city OF Norfolk, Va, on
WEDNESDAY, June Sd, 1896. at 12 O'Clock
M, or as soon thereafter as the then
pending business In said Exchange can
6s disposed Of. the following described
property, to-wit:
LOTS NOS. 81. IS, 90, 81. 92 and ss Said
lots peins on the west side of Seaboard
avenue In Synon L Frost's addition to
south Norfolk. in the county OF Norfolk
ana state of Virginia, and SO numbered
ana designated on d. e. Frost's plat of
lahd recorded in Map Book No. q page
%, In the office of the Clerk of the County
court for said Norfolk county.
,,,, -. WIN. TILLOTsON,
'"S@fWs Trustee.
re ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
poned until the Sth instant, at the same
hour ana place. VIM. TILLOTSON,
Trustee.
'N'-'u Auctioneers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-04

nations. some secret and some not
These took high-souding Latin titles, of
(which the only prominent illustration
to-day is at Princeton.
In 1921. four years after, Phi Beta
Kappa was taken to Union. Chi Delta
Theta wasfounded at Yale, where b: has
+ remained a local society, of late years
practically an honorary fraternity for
the benefit OF the editorial staff OF Yale
4Lft. two years later, in 1929 accord
Eng to trad5tion, there wa, q Kappa AL
Dha Club former at Union College
Z AT first BIT was merely club, and, as
admitted by its founder. had no intention
4 OF becoming a secret society. Whether
the example OF Chi Delta Theta at Yale
I'M 1881 or the thought of rivalling the
chen generally widespread Greek letter
fraternity, Phi Beta Kappa was the in
epiraHon, Is not known; neither can it
now be determined whether the Tumor-
!, Sdl creation of Chi Phi at Princeton in
1894 had any bearing on the matter
1 But certain Vt Is that in 1925 was born
anew Kappa Alpha, a Greek letter Sc
cret society, and two years later, also
at Union College, stimulate iby rivalry
and the spirits of emulation. arose Sigma
Phi and later in the same year 1927
Delta Phi, which three Greek letter fra
ternfties mark The revival and extension
of the Greek letter system Of college fra
usTnlties. These three have been Gale
the Union Triad" for, from their birth
dates the widespread interest in this de-
partment OF secret, social and literary
society life in America, which finds to-
dry perhaps seventy-five Greek letter
freternities throughout the country, with
more than q local existence and a grand
total membership of about $50, 900
There are fourteen general fraterntties
born at eastern colleges OF which the
first three form Of THE Union Triad. THE
Three Great Fraternities" have often
been referred ito, Alpha Delta Phi. Psi
Upsiion and Delta Kappa Epislon, .he
LATTER being the result, practically, of a
sgciisn from Psi Epsilon at Yale College
In 1874, There is also what may be
Chi Pal. Union, 1871; Zeta Psi, College of
the City of New York 1916; Theta Delta
Chi. Union, 1847; Delta Psi, Columbia
College, 1897; Phi Kappa Sigma Univer-
Sly of Pennsylvania 1850. and Chi Phi
Pr1ncetbn, 1854 the latter being, as alleg-
cd. the revival Of a society by the same
lsaIne which existed at that college in
ta2t Washington and Jefferson Uni
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-04
BY T. f. Rogers. Real Estate Auctloneer.

N PURSUANCE OF THE TERMS
OF deed of trust dated July IS, 1899
ana uuly OF record, made to me to SECURE
the payment OF certain notes I'm sai6
DEED mentioned and described default
having been made In the payment of n
portion or said debt, at the request and
under the direction Of the holder of said
note, the payment Of which is in de-
lault as aforesaid, ! will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder ut the
Real Estate Exchange of the civ of
Norfoik, virginia, on Thursday, the Attn
day OF June. 1896, at IL O'Clock m tho
ioliowing blocks and lots of land nil
as shown and designated on the Mat NJ
the property of the Elizabeth Land ana
Improvement Company, which said Mat
Is duly OF record in the Clerks Office
OF me County Court of Norfolk County.
virginia. In Map Book No. 9. page S6
to which reference is hereby made anG
a copy Of which may be seen at the Of
lice OF the Trustee, to wit: Block No ~
Block No. 29, Lots Nos. 4, G. s. 10 10
H. IA, 10, IL, II, IS, 10, 20. 81 % % "a
20 &c q, IS, 20, 30, 81, 32, SO, a. "a &c
81. 3S. 80 and 40, in Block No. 20; Lots Nos
2. 4. 6. 8. 10, ~, IA, 16. Is, 20, 90 "a %
2S. 30. 80, "a. &c, 3s and 40, in Block No "A.
and Lots Nos. 2. 4, 6 and in Block No
81 w.
Terms: One-third cash and the balance
In two equal instruments at and -
months after date of sale, with interest
at per cent. to be secured by decd of
trust on property Sold to be drawn
ana recorded a. expense of purchaser
All cash Will be received at option of
purchaser.
HARRY L. LOWENBERG,
T. F. ROGERS,
HiS<o-los Auctioneer,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-04
Notice to sIarinera.

The Lighthouse Board gives notice
that on May 20. 1S96. buoy painted with
red and black horizontal stripes Yves
established In 30 feet mean low water
to mark the wreck OF the Andrew Jack
son, In the middle of Gedney Channel.
between buoYs L I and e s. entrance
TO New York Lower Bay. The buoy Is
moored about so feet Il. by S. from the
stem OF the wreck. the wreck lying in
Il w. by n. y n. and e. by S. \. S. d.
rection. The wreck is breaking up. and
as the masts are no longer standing, the
hSed red light which was established on
the ed inst. to mark this wreck has
been discontinued.
Romer Beacon. N. w. u w.
Sandy Hook Lighthouse, s. w. q