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The Forrest City times., 1897-06-25
Struck by Lightning.

A streak of lightning which pre-. |ceded the energetic rain and hail storm, played quite freak at our neighbor city, Madison. Tuesday after moon. Early in the afternopn Mir. E. IA. Rolfe and wife and c. A. Walker l aSd Miss Clara May engaged 4 surrey |froln Stones livery stable and drove |down to Madison for the purpose Of l dropping hook to the !inDy tribe in l the St. Francis river. Reaching the Eriver they halted their team and vehicle under the famous ok oak. just above the slave factory. The team was lOOsed from the surry and hitched to a Branch of the tree on the opposite side from the vehicle. The party were en- fOying the sport of depicting the waters f it's fayorite inhabitants when a Blight thunder and rain storm came up, (which caused Mrs. Rolfe, Miss May and Elr. Walker to take to the surrey for Shelter The shower was soon over Prd the party were aliehling from the Rarriage to resume their fishing Mrs. kIOlfe had cleared the vehicle, Miss Clara was still seated, and Mir. Walker Aas in the act of getting out. with one bot on the front wheel and holding te he frame work of the top of the ehlcle. when a stroke of lightning pea down the tree and instantly llled the two horses and threw Mr. Walker backward into the bottom of ne surrey. but with no further injury llss Clara was only slightly shocked. ne 1uld tore it's way under the bark
 me tree on the side where the orses were hitched, and when in six FeI or the ground disappeared, ap- @ehtly directing it's force to the 'rses, causing instant death.
 MT. Walker experienced kind of eadenlng sensation; Miss Clara felt a
 '"i"e sehsal!On run down one side
 lhg most acute in the foot. Mrs.
 "'e was some thirty feet from the
 ee ana was knocked down, and Mir.
 oie was at the edge of the water.
 'nie slX'y feet from the tree and was
 0cheo to his knees; his sensation
 as tllat a shower of trash had weight
 "'h down. No evil effects resulted
 any of the party other than stated,
 " 'ne anticipated pleasure of the
 ''' was then terminated by ap-
 |0aching rain.
 me party wired Stones stable for a
 team and reached home late in the
 sning.
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-25
A Free Library.

The Cotton Belt Route has issued se- ries of handsome illustrated pamphlets describing the wonderful resources of Arkansas and Texas. They are entitled ''Texas," "liOmes in the Southwest" !" Truth about Arkansas" "Glimpses of Southeast Missouri, Arkansas and North west Louisiana" and Lands for Sale along the Cotton Belt Route" These lit. tie books will tell you all there is to tell about the Great Southwest. aud will be a great help to you in choosing good place to locate. If you want any. or all of them free. write to any agent of the Cotton Belt Route (the comfortable route to Texas). or ta F.. w. I.AREAUME. General Passenger ssld Ticket Agent, St. Louis, Mo.
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-25
The bld Vets.

e"ndaY afternoon in this city brought "Viu'y to mind the heartaches, from
 A mournful scroll VT mighty deeds all plotted OCT with blooa
 nnu oiistefed. in it's proudest psssapes
 ""i womsn's heart.strung tears: while
 every leaf
 Ot deathless laurel which enroliad h ,.,.,.
 Was dripping with the hot and hi,,or a.,,,,,,
 n1 msery wrung, from hearts whence he
 had torn
 The loving and beloved"
 pursuant to arrangement a remnant oi the old Confederate veterans of inc county assembled and took up their march to the Nashville Centennial where they met their old comrades of 1he bygone bloody past.
 10 a silent observer what a mingled page Tn history the wrinkled visapes the hoary locks, the armless sleeves he legless pants, this little band af- forded.
 In the days when they wore the gray and rallied to their country's call, they were in the bloom of their manhood Just as their sons are to-day who parted with them at the train which bore them toscenes and associations|of the conflict which shook the nation to it's core and oatled the land in blood.
 Those who obeyed the summons to answer at roll call. and who left on that occasion, were Capt. w. II. Me. Daniel Dr. II. A. Mcknight, Capt. T. l.. llaskins. Wm. Smith, o. E. Ham. bleton, T. C. Merwin. Ed. Landvoict. T. J. Davis, Jessie Hodges and T. B. Caldwell.
 The accompanying ladies and gentle. men who went along to look after the old soldiers were: Mesdames C. II. Sanders and Willella Pope, Misses A da and Nora Mcdaniel and Mat,ie Laura MOseley.
 HE IIMEs wishes the old veterans their cup of pleasure filled to the brim. safe return, and the pleasure and honor Of answering 10 many more roll calls.
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-25
/, Pay Your Editors,

,.', eAcllange has this to say ot the r saO uon't take his county papert Ioa, a'Hi was hunting in the timber |pss ooe day and while thus en. 6oh, '"sie came big rain, and he ! bsa suelter in a hollow log. The (tl u'e ,au water soaked and swelled (o ,a ule opening was too small for ! r,. se' out He quickly reviewed N ,ha. aud when he came to remem- Rpsr l "e mad not paid for his county
 Sxl.a a' ieit so small that he easily
 latsS.'O Oa' again without any trouble -Whi,eville Enterprise.
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-25
Something to Know.

It may be worth something to know that the very best medicine for restor ing the tired out nervous system to a healthy vigor is Electric Blsters. This medicine is purely vegetable, acts by giving tone to the nerve centers in the stomach. gently stimulates the liver and kidneys, and aids these organs in throwing of impurities in the blood. Electric Bitters improves the appetite, aids digestion. and is pronounced by those who have tried 1t as the very best blood purifier and tnerve tonic. Try'it. Sold for 50c andssl .Dd per bot tie at J. II. Tipton's drug store.
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-25
The Weather.

Saturday, clear and warm. Sunday. clear and warm. Monday, rainy and warm. Tuesday, warm; heavy rain and wind; some hail. Wednesday, clear and warm. Thursday, clear and warm. Friday. clear and cooler. MIn. temperature. S2.5 Highest thermometer, 9s on Saturday. Mim., G on Sunday.
 J. II. BARD,
 Weather Observer.
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-25
sc13tEem,tLs;cn.

of Cod-liveF Oil. is condensed nputish. meht; food for the building uf of the system to tesist the attacks of disease. It should De taken in reas onabre dose, all summer long by all those whose weight is below the standard of health. If you are losYns ground, try . bottle now. ..s~. .t~s r
 For sal. by all druggists at soc. ard ,i.ss !
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-25
Rates on Memphis Road.

The following are tho roand trip rates from points on ilc Little Rock & Memphis railroad to Little Rock and return account of Bridge celebra- tion. on sale July and 5. good return ing July 6: Wideners. Sl 25; Madison
 Sl p; Forrest City. sl .25; Palestine Sl 2o; Goodwin. l 9, Wheatfcy, Sl 25
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-25
EyerYllOdY SnYH So.

Cascarets Candy Catlartic, tho most won- derful medical discovery of the age, pleas ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing the entire system, oispel colds, cure headache, fever, habitual constipation and biliousness. Please buy ard try box of C. c. c. to-day; 10, 25. 90 cc, ts. Sold and guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-25
Rumors witMtut Foundation.

Referring to certain rumors and re- ports being circulated about our oppo- sition Co the building of the court lioLse. we desire to say that there iS no foundation for said reports. We will not directly or indirectly be aparty to throwing any obstacles in the way of building the court house.
 l.. ROIINNACE
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-25
, mas Suffered a Great Deal

"au stomach trouble and lost flesh [ 'ap'aiy. l suffered a great deal. l ~" 'aN'ng Hoods Sarsaparilla and a
 'O'''es cured me and 1 regained my
 ~'' Sght. My wife was weak and ''' ous IS improving since she began [ moods Sarsaparilla." JOSEPH OODs' Bend, Texas.
 N r'ils are the fayorlte cathartic '' medicine. Harmless, reliable,
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-25

Bv the long heated summer months one will lose their energy and appetite. and if they will try one bottle of Browns Iron Tonic they will soon recover their lost strength and appetite. J. II. Tip ton.
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-25
WaNted

!, fun fG"e x. who feels run down. tired
 'pblr. to "i a,, malaria, or any blood psn's r. t,.e call and get a bottle of
 tics i'Ta ,r Tonic, the King of all
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-25
No Cure-No Pav.

ClThat is the way fh druggists sell GROVE TASTELESS CHILL TONIC for Chills and Malaria. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tastelcss from. Children love it. Adults pre- fer it to bitter. nahseating Toncs. Price. j0c. For sale by J. II. Dunnvant X Co. ,5S-Gm
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-25
Deafness Cannot be Cured

By local applications. as they cannot reacl the diseased portion of the ear. There i. only one way to cure Deafness, and tha IS by constitutional remedies. Deafnes. Is caused by an inflamed condition of tl, mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tube gets infamed you have z rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, ant when It Is entirely closed Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation car be taken out and this tube restored to it. normal condition, hearing will be de stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten art caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an intiamed condition of the mucous sur faces.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars fol any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by llars Catarrl Cure. Send for circular free.
 F.J. CHENEY k Co. Toledo, 0.
 sB Sold by druggists, 75c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21
INDIANS BREAK JAIL

Miles City. Mont, July 2O.--Yellow
iiair and sam Grow, Cheyenne Indians,
WHO were arrested as accessories win
eugene Standing Elk, for the murder of
"OAh Hoover, over whose death oc-
CURED the late trouble on the Ipper
Etosehud, broke jail last night by digging
through an ciGhtccn-inch wall. There
was no particularly strong evidence
against them. hut they were being held
rs Witnesses. They We're confined in
~, "oman,s department. OF the jail
/ neV broke off I, piece OF iron from
the bed, with which they made. y hole
about two feet by one. y posse are out
securing the country for them, but with
little hopes Of catching them Sheriff
GLIB and Under Sheriff Daley are now
ut Lame Deer agency with warrants for
the arrest Of three more Cheyenncs i'm
~! ated in the murder.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21
EIUN'Esis;SvIa.s.E.

Mr.. =, y. George Avenue Z. had the
misfortune TO lose his horse by death a
day or two ago.
Miss Callic Lee Taten. OF II Johnson
avenue, accompanied her grandmother,
Mrs. Kennedy, on Il trip to Baltimore
Mrs. y. Harper. who was i'll for q. week
or more at her home. 80. 55 Outten
street, is improving in health.
Sec notice Of sale OF household and
kitchen furniture at u Outten street TO-
day at 1920 a. nj.
Mr.. d. NJ. Harding. sanitary officer.
is pleased to report that the rental
agents attended to the matter Of put
ting premises on johnson avenue in
good sanitary condition as he request
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21
BRA Eig.l:H't>S.

The Rev. G. J. T.. Anderson, Of Louis
Vile spent Monday night with the Rev.
Il. II. Martin, en- route.
The Ladies' Union, of Park Avenue
Baptist church, gave an excursion 10
Virginia Beach yesterday which was
we'll patronized
mere will be 4 lawn party on the
lot opposite McKendrnc tomorrow
night conducted by the Epworth Lea que
Of that church
Ills relatives Mr.. w H. Gornto ana
Miss Lillian Whitchursr. OF this ward.
received q telegram some days ago an
h"NnclnE the sudden death OF Mr. j. a.
Clarke. OF Washington
Mr.. ~ j. Murphy. Of 2O5 Brown ave
nue., has gone TO Atlantic City, Il. j.,
TO spend ten days.
Mr.. !. \. Eason of Mozart avenue
whose marriage 10 Miss NJ. =. McCihcn
was noticed in The Eirginian last week
mas gone TO iIchnond the home Of the
latter, to make his family residence.
About noon yesterday as AIr. ! II
Whitehead who resides TWENTY-FIVE
miles distant in Princess Anne county
was driving cart load Of lambs 10 mar
kei, ne met q street car passing Mo
Ncnuroc church. His mule bacu1ac
frightened and backed against the car.
then moving slowly along. The enaf.,
was to drag mule and cart some dis
lance. besides throwing Mr.. White
heaH 10 the ground, where he narrowly
escaped serious injury from the wheels
OF N" car. The mule WAS slightly hurt,
WhtIc the cart WAS damaged more.
MI. W. W. Gordon, thc president Of
SpurGc"n Memorial i. y. Il. IT,. arrived
nom" yesterday morning from Chntta-
noo@o. where Ii" had been attending Tho
international Convention OF the e. Y.
/. L. association, we'll pleased with the
Trip, lie reports a large gathering q.
ihe young people ana much enthusiasm
manifested.
Captan Shinaut and daughter. Mis-;
NGatic. "f Long Point, \. G., ana Mrs
Henry iiallance, Of Elizabeth City. who
have been on pleasant visit 10 Capt:in
lass family. on i.as, Hrambeton ave
nue., returned home yesterday cv ming.
hilSS Jessie Bass accompanying them
The Eastern Virginia Christian sun
day school Convention will convene in
the Memorial Christian Temple, colnr,
ef Cooke and TunStall avenues. at lC
O'clock this morning There Will be
about 100 delegates.
MISSES Emma and Hattie Taylor. Of
ocean View h1yc returned having Spcnt
fi~ii%hUul time with tie Misses Yay-
Qr on Nor;Ei Ninltby avenue.
guict but interesting marriage was
performed 10y The Rev. !. w Moore. III
queen Stree; NJ. r, church last night,
~ the home q the hi*-rc M ) Cccaiia
avenue, the contracting PARTIES being
Miss Annie y, Osborne ana Nr. William
y. Simmons. AttNr the Interesting
ceremony n reception was enjoyed ~
ING immediate friends OF The couple
The bride was the recipient OF many
presents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21
CITY IN PARAGRAPHS.
Briefesi Possible Mention Made Of Many
Matters of Interest 10 All Readers.
OCCURRENCES NOTED WITHOUT DETAILS
Not Much About Anything. Bat
S"ncthir,. About Many Things
= KincioSrnphic View OF Life ia
SDrfoIk In Its Many and yaryI
ing Phases Briefly Acted.

Mr.. y. a. O'Neil is in Washington.
| Mr. X. $. Hanford, the actor, is III New
| York.
! An excursion arrived last evening over
| The Southern railway.
! Mr.. John +. Pettyjohn. OF Lynchburg,
WAS in Norfolk yesterday.
| J3iln Marx is 1T the Retreat for the
Sick undergoing; treatment.
Rev. Or. j. j. Hall Will return from
fittsticld. Mass, this week.
Many Norfolk people run down &c
Mays Head these hot Gays
The Blues, Danyille's crack military
organization, are in camp at Ocean
View
Mr.. George w Bryan and daughter,
Of Charlotte, \. c., are at the Atlantic
hotel
Miss Samuels. Of New York, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. NJ Rosenbaum at
Ocean View.
The Ladies' Union of the Park Avenue
baptist church gave an excursion yes
terday to Virginia Beach.
Miss Minnie Gentry, OF Petersburg. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. a. T. Raw
lett, OF No. 3GS Chapel street,
Most OF the Norfolk people who went
TO Chattanooga to attend the Il. Y z.
u. convention have returned.
Prof. n. Dushane edward went to
Washington Monday night. lie will re-
turn here with an excursion.
All the members Of the infant class
of Disciples school are requested to be
at the lecture room Thursday at )
O'clock
Chic; Engineer Wythe NJ. Parks. Of
the United States Navy, is stopping with
his brother, Mr.. Victor Parks, on Frank
lin avenue
an Important meeting of ell the w.
G. II. L. workers, old and young in this
section. will be held at the y NJ c. A.
ut - m to-day.
AR. James X Polk and Mrs. I.ucus
p. Polk. OF Nashville, Tenn. and Miss
Nellie Buller, OF Louisville Ky, are res
'stcrcd At the Atlantic hotel.
Mr.. Tom Chase, Of the New York.
Phladclphin and Norfolk Railroad
company, has returned from a Two
weeks trip to Philadelphia, Boston
Newport and Narrngansct Pier. r. T.
| About four hundred eXcursionists. who
arrived IN Norfolk over the chesapeake
and Ohio railway Monday night from
! DanNiiic and other points Via Rich
| nonu. returned over the same road last
| evening.
The Merry Band Camping Club, OF
York. Pa, will give a concert to the
| ladies' this evening al their camp al
ocean View. The band did not go &c
| Virginia Beach yesterday, rs they haG
intended.
At the meeting in Richmond Monday
Of representatives OF the Improved
l1eptasophS Of this district Mr. Henry
ticCcnhctlncr was elected deputy SUI
/ premo archon ana Mr.. w. T. Cheek. OF
! Norfolk. alternate.
y horse and buggy belonging to Mr.
- y. liockovcr ran away on Chapc
street yesterday morning \ fearless
and unusually active colorcd man leap
ed in the vehicle when passing anC
doubtless prevented serious damage
| Mr. G. G. Foreman has gone to Balti
more for his sister, Miss Mamie Fore
| man, who has been at the General Hos
pltal Of Maryland under treatment 70,
some time, but has greatly improved
and will return to her home in Elizabeth
| City, y. c., Thursday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21
ALpE,NA ON 4 ROrE

A'pena. Aiic!., July 20-The passcn-
ger SLsa!ner Arena, Of Detroit, in trying
- max" port during fog tonight got
RI h2r course ana nan upon a rocky
Eecf ~ AEery'$ dock The passengers
!inEe oaen brought her,. no rlrthar
iHnr4# VIII be made 10 release her To-
night T'ha steamer Is resting easy viii,
no sea running.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21
WALES GIVES \ EASoJ-F,,c

London. July 20.--Ihe Prince OF Wales
III honor Of his aIppointm as grand
master ana principal knight of the
Grand Cross OF the Faith, gave Il sp!en-
ga Danquet Al the st. James Palace
his evening Over seventy members OF
the orf!er Of the Bath were present \
beautiful silver dinner service from
AaEiboEQuSh House was used at the
b4uuIfrf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21
alta MTG CITY.

The w. c. II. u. will hold their meet
ing to-day al y. M Al the residence OF
Mrs Paine, Avenue +.
Mrs. George Brown. OF 1873 Pool street
rendered 4 reception 10 her guests last
evening as follows: Miss Alice Morris
and Miss Hattie Wilkcrsor, which was
much enjoyed by their many friends
present. .J
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21

II crave bar One Minute" said The
hen lie iGGi; q dose or ora l;nii.n
Cough Cure, and proceeded with G:s
ora 4ry, One Minute Cough Cure Is an
@Gndiicd for throat and lung troubles.
=; = " ,t..Trrottcr, Trnitt 6: Smith ana Il.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21
0uickened Circulation
Brighter Eye Improved
Il 5s,irits-tIlese follow with
ii 2&.l,ours after using The
tracts.

sd ltt& ~ BRINE, from tic Brain--I'or Dis
sGttsES Etf the Nervous System.
.s 4. ,,1,1.IsSIat from the spinal Cord
3:3{i; Sp.lGpsS, E0cbmotor=i4s taG:a, etc.
III Csytls III Ma 'ur Diseases &C the Heart
3 n Js-7- o.. Premature Decay IN
4, / lric IJiseasrs OF Women
n 2ttfJlIjE :! I'll fol, Obesity ana Gn'n
*. Il III i r. Or out ai!d Etbauma-
Ssria J. ,tlanss blue bottles
81 3{s5:s,5 Is q EtI4:s. Sag s$ n
~ NJ ttsSi ptits on who fave tried nj
2 as Isl! I:la i,iil with cont
III ii ftletl,Icr y ASH
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21

4 - BARRETT. -. u. s. .... -.
~. Established M Dentistry fSt.4SN-=;zzA
ls1u My Office IS ii tho same %IEf@tTls
hnEainS opposite i@'y boat
LANDING, Numbers f@Imcrly rs
ana 10 Man street NQr'oii; Ma wHiclI
lnvo been changed ~ tho present nuri-
bers. @o and sos A!l.U street. where
would Respectfully invite my Trends ana
the lui'll: who ar. looking for iIfst-l,lass
dental WORN. which wil give you ontifa
Sattsiaction in work ana prices also
ch"ap uenthi Work iyl6-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21
SINCE THE INTRODUCTION OF (
AI\,jIIZ\lIlA Al
e { RAG T. S

fonrs years ago greater advance has been
made in tie cire Of nervous discas than
was obtained In the previous half cen
fury. Prejudice, ignorance and hcreoln-
sHlity have been swept aside, and tho
medical profession and public alike now
4r%toEnize in this Inc; ST medicatoE the
most efficient means within human pow
CT. to conner t1iSC n So. IfT,2t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21
TESTING nONrGNC; PIGEONS.

Agent John NJ. Shepherd. Of The South
ern ENprcss company, to-day received q
cage Of eight homing pigeons from Nor
folk with instructions to turn them
loose IT II o'clock. He did it. The
birds scared upward, circled and then
hOmewarl flow
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21
NOT DONE FIGHTING.

4 But the drys are not through With 1t !
yet. judge Rawles, whom they retain
ed to fight the applicant, got up to-day
and served notice OF motion 10 appeal
to the Circuit Court, where the matter
will end. It can be taken no higher.
Circuit Judge Prentfs will likely hear
the case in vacation. The license will be
withheld till the appeal Is decided.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21
WE'RE. ALL RABEY MEN.

The witnesses put on to-day were
men who said they voted for Itahcy nj
Precinct. They were co!ured
men. One half-wittcd kind of Il fellow
said he voted for Rabey to he President
or the president to be Supervisor or some
similar ncOncruity
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21

The Tom Smith Camp Of Confederate
Veterans Will have 4 jolly old time next
Monday They have chartered the Euo-
Ia for II trip down the river where they
will stop at The best fishing grounds
ana have some sport. Passage, meals
and every entertainment is free to the
vets. Nobody else is ,yrlntru
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21

Montgomery & Wilson % Roanoke ave
Groves. Jas. s.. % Roam e ave.
Williams Eros, q lso noke ave.
B]ount, -. T.. 10 Roanoke ave.
Dawes. Geo. H.. 40 Water ST
Hobbs & Keeling, IS Roanoke ave.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21

Mr.. Hamell was about cighty-two
years old. His wife survives him, as
well 40 four children--thrce girls and
one boy. The last named is r. r. Har-
reli, E2n lives in Suffolk. The deceased
also !aITes other relatives here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
El'ILNiNI PLANS FILED

ot the Department Of buildings as follows:
New buildings. main Office: a.. .
5;h-ave. corner 1lsths' -. W. ', ~ ,n.o,
hrIck Cats with stores. 25ixl5 and ~ luN9i;
,~heolore 4 Cordlcr. q! No East lO"tE-st
owror' John ha"S'r' Oh No ........... $4,000
I,roadway Nos % to 30 and Trinity Place Ne II
20 H. fo- a Nf'een-ftory brick. ftuac ana iron
s,rc' ,uiidne - ~ 1908: estate ~ \ liemen-
,,av = 10 80 l.berty-st owner; Clinton - 1900.
Iusaeu Il 40 Nassau ~. rchitects ooVo'o
14th- St = : l5o2 Il . - 81 ave ior I'VE s'oIE
brick tenement. 30 >Xs', Michael I~itan', 81
X, 81 m ave ourer: W & Dickernon. OF I'd -, 49,,
ave an6 li9h-st "rchiteGt 40 -o
ia.,h-st. 1909 II @ 81 sth-ave; Tor dhy'sloIy
brick tenement. g l"xS Aichae! l@hsah' -, .oo
cr,cr. ~ g Ifckersoa. architect ..........' -l''"V
New buildings. branch or'ce - $780,
LOU" ssn,ahi. 1oxls; WnliamshridGe Jacob Mans 49,
West Farms Road, corner NTe.h-aNe ~ -
one story and baeenien; brick church ,l5N
40 g. s, Raymond- Roman 'athonc Chnfch'
owner: George Stieeton. 81 2-dst ana am "a oo
ave. architect ''''''''''' '
Alterations. main Office: ,
s0th-s. NJ li9 10 l6l West 20 'h'et- sto'S ai'd
basement brick school. with dwelling; Grace
Institute Il No / Hanover square owner
rfoench a simon. q No - 4th-aVe' archl- &C ooo
Madison ave 10 .Gl; to four-s,ory and has, has
men, brick dwelling: II q Dunof No FOL Madi
son ave owner: Edward II Clark. or No j" 500
West 2}d-st. architect "''
cr,h II No 4Oi East four-story Drlck enc
ment with store Edward Schweyer or No Is"
ioth-ave owner: J W Allen. Of NO ~. last RI,
1st-ave No 22ii; to Il four story brick store ana
tenement; Heyman Schnitzer. ~ ~ =, 'nsi'
here St owner: G u Meyers. ~ No Mon q, oon
square West. architect o,u