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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14

RICHARD w. HARNETT & CO.. AUCTs,
WILL, SELL AT AUCTION,
TUESDAY. MARCH 10TH.
At p o'clock noon New York Real Estate Sales
room. III broadway
SUPREME COURT PARTITION SAFE
ENtutc Of John Wendell. dccenscdl,
under the direction Of Hon George NJ. Van Hoesen,
Referee - Broadway.
I'D AVE-. NORTHWEST COR. 18TH ST.,
Plot 75.5N3J. follows;
Ola I'D AVENUE. CORNER 9TH ST"
b-story brick stOrs. - lX5L2xI0
DIG AND DIS Sd AVENUE
S-story brick stores. 25x5g2i. each
(Nos. OI6 and otS sold togethcrD
$50 EAST 18TH ST..
4-story brownstone fiat. 2ox5oxi55.
ALSO
II BEEkMAN PLACE. SOUTHEAST CONNER
EAST 5OTH ST..
4-story higl-stO0p. hasen ent and cellar. mansaid-
roof bTownstOne dwelling. 20x5OnlOo
IL BEEkMAN PLACE.
4-sfory high-sGop. basement and cellar. marsard-
roof hrownsionc dwelling 20yjoxlo0
HUFFMAN * FRANIlENIiEIMER. Plaintiffs aitor-
neys Is Wall 81.
Maps at auctionecrs' II and 7S Liberty ST.
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REAL ESTATE.
SEVERAL. IMPORTANT SALES END THE
WEEKS DEALINGS.

THE VIENNA NOBEL BAKERY AND WEST SIDE
DWELLINGS AMONG THE PROPERTIES SOLD
A week in which there had been considerable ac-
fiyity in the real estate market. though the rec
ords did not show many important safes as
were recorded in either Of the two weeks previous
closed yesterday with several interesting uan'Ac-
tons.
William " Fyerdel has sold the Vienna Model
Bakery prc>trty. four-story brick building sox
1s52x50x about 1912. at the northeast corner OF
Broadway and Tenth-st. part of the lot is heio
under lease given by the Sailors Snug Haroor
This is one OF the properties lnciuoeu u" i'
Corn's big deal.
John Jacob Astor is the buyer Of Nos. Is and u
West Twenty -sixth-st.. the sale Of which was re-
ported a few days ago. .
slawson e. Hobbs sold for Miss Nellie Meyer 10
an investor the four-story and extension oro"h-
atone private dwelling at No. 16 West seventy
second-st on plot II feet front by lo22 deep lot
about $4,000
Sawson & Hobbs also sold TO an investor TOT
aomhlo anariment house No. i26 West Ninety-hrst
ST being on the south side of the street sal lee'
from the southwestery corner ro %, IS
TFPs same brokers sold for Charles Brendon 70
Beverly Ward the four story browns zone ana III
fany brick dwelling. No. 1G9 West seventy. sixth
j. Hamilton Hunt has sold for Wilson Stein
mann No CO West End-ave t nye oSd apart
Edgar logan has sold TO Leith & Glenn two lots
M tho north side OF one hundred and skin
81 l75 feet east of Seventh-ave. for immediate I'M
George Stolz has bought from Mrs. Mary NJ
Guion No. SEA Franklin-ave. a three-story frame
dwelling. Oh plot i16Xlo0. ,, ,u ,,s
Ha F. 81 &4oSs Sd ns % M
iOO5 columbia College ieasohod). at about $1,000
EDISON l}ros have SOLD Tor Valentine Harmon 10
Isaac Grcenwald of Mount Vernon. No 81 Charles
ST fve-stOry brick fiGthOuse, 2JXS5NiOo. 90
William T. Jones 4 Son have solo Ior the Merkel
estate 10 william r. Young, No. AN West Ihlrty-
sxth-si three-stCry tenemeni-house. ON lot zoNiVV
Rryan l. Kennedy has Sold for the Louis Green
btIr estate No. ISL West Twenty-second ST. tnree-
story hgh-stoop brick dwelling, size ZLlVxSss 10
Frederick W. Marks. ,-,S,,
Barnett 4 Co have sold for Mary E. Underhll
70 j. Sallinger No IS West One-hundred- and-twen-
ty.sevenih-st.. a three-story brownstone dweiIihs'
19x5oXlo). A., ,. -
INC March 70 amounted TO 1915 743: for the corre-
spending week in 1896, slso''N
NEW CHURCH BUILDING.
A manse for the Scotch Presbyterian Church, at
Ninety-sixth-st. and Central Park West VIII be
erected in few days. The new building VIII lace
Ninety-sixth-st.. and will be connected with the
church by bridge. formed with slight ascent
in steps leading to the pastors room. This struct
ure is 10 be y feet wide by % deep, WIN IouI
stories and basement. The front OF the onlIn!ns
will be in bun Indiana limestone The cost OF inc
structure is estimated at Slo,WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14
pEcOnDED MORTGAGEs.

Abr. Karolina 10 Noise Tcismann- Elton
ave IS II n Of 154th-st.. : years ;........,'
blanchard George Il. to Edward a Price, et al,
executors. W corner Wavery and OnNefsN!
places. easehOld a. :,
Barr. Mary E. to William Rankin, No. 34l west
Rrown;ng Sarah, to Frederick Boss JacKeoho
ave. n H. lot 90 map OF Belmont |iaSe'
years .............A =. :. - .,.h
Cever Hugo A. 10 Heinrich Hoffman,. 14th-
81 400 N Of 9d-ave., years
Gilbert. Frank " and wife. to Charles Riley. NO
is West l3ith-st demand ......'.....''''' :.
,r.ii,o"n rosenh et al 10 Louis deiman. .
i7th~st. 200 II e Of 7th-ave. years iesseSo oa
Haubner Charles y. 10 Anthony kimDel, NOE
sii-3lS west 96,h-st., demand
Ireland John H. 10 the Equitable Life Assurance
Society OF the United States. n corner "eS'
broadway and 3d-st. 3 years
s,ahl John. 10 Edward Reynolds. 8 e corner West
chester-ave. and Fulon-st, wears
Thomas Rowland w and wife. to Lucy kirtiaho
w Conner Anthony-aye. and Busiest. demand
Wren Christina TO Edward Weber ana announcer
n 3 I5q,h-st 4O5.1 II W Of AmsterdA'n-ave' oe-
uan1 ............... ''''' ''.... - .
wsiss Adolf 10 Samuel Hoffman soth-st. 100
n 20 OF Avenue a, year ........-..
Weymann, Ernst and wife. to Anna ;. fincK
n q Hrigys-aye 1871 II W Of suburban-s'., de
rnani OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s'''''''''' ''''''''''
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BUILDING PLANS FILED.

Plans for new buildings and alterations were fled at
'hs Hgil dase SpS baidins S i''0"S
,s;ase 80 i 800 foT a one-story brick store Blk
80. Joseph Fox OF No l27 East 19h-st owner q, ,oo
pa,leya rSA Lafayette s. 81 Of l5sh-st for
5%o b an1 Meyer Of Knssbridss
owner; Jard!ne. Kent & Jardine Of NO l2"z M nm
90, BrCadTay sTGis'5 Of West End-ave for six
story brick fat. 4oxs64: AnaLew br2sea 81 no no
7h-st and sa-ave. architects AND "oo"
osx7S2: l. Isuttenwieser. Of No 237 East elth-
st. owner G Pelham. OF No 5o5 ''h-a'e .7ooo
,, sfsaes $, 81 II Of Riverside Drive for three
three en s15s. y X < c Lawson Of No 5os
West End-aye. owner; q + Feiharn' OF no ~" 10000
c-harles-s 10 40 to ,wostoTy r.. basement en- n and
west 4th-st owner; Join Noekner' OF No 9'o ,oo
Sd-ave aF ca7ner 9Th aye. to three story brick
and frame store and dwelling; lI4x's: estate OF
We,iSn 81 81 10 IA BROADWAY architect 1900
columbus- ave. :. G6s II 5 OF lOsth-si 20
seyiory brick and iron s,oTase o% sne once
6g aeg ~ No Is whitehaii-s architect. 100
N eS,n eI,,.' $. "a Il Of l09h-st for
'i twoNstory and stuc frame dwelling 2oxIa:
o W;aSi' F Miller No 1893 ad-ave areh- ,ono
rt rec, 20 IT q Ro.es, ioar
ssrv Brick tenement. 25x7o.4xl3 ixa6 cxen-
sion Marcus Messner o. \, 40 ~, ~ E.,. ~ l5sts
ia a & H9:e kari e. ~ maye aoG Of
Ne 2s4e 3d-aye. owner; Gusiavs schwar1 OF I, 90
$. E.., iss,A-ss sr.A " Mansions. for ''
st ,w .Ssssrs' frame sv.lnns S1.s w'I.%
sSSs s g "a: s. 1:s:si ssn'r $500
,ss Mlsf 81 s. 100 r Of ceurtlandt-ave Tor.
four,stsroye s PFC, % re nwn.r. F A schmiit OF
No eO4 Courtandt-ave. archi,ect ......-...... -
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PEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

adave corner lo!,h-': ,, SS11oo; JsSSs
,. Hairs ana 900 Si'f 70 ' Of cshs
rina Geyer TO Hugo Geyer. .:,;...-oooo.s;.
go 100: Alexander S Moore to Mary Moor.
stebbins-ave e g. 2slO IT n q wes,ohes,sTv,.vs.
tA 81 iOsse John Deahuny referee.
to Louis Jessurun. ;,ea II:
Charles seickendick and wife TO David B9 ,ss
Fr ,ax Kabar t a. En ID to VII
lam Endemann. o
Ridges 12S # .sr; Of d Kiyip Wfs 10 RoS
1s4;h-st. No is West; Robert l. Gilbert to Frank
1usloM. et'' No 100: solomon Harris and wiss TO
aa kSSs'' No 1877; Kiens Epstein 70 Joseph
pi1lsl "Sn 10, 50 and IS: Edwin Brooks to
ssntonrs: Nos 2s2 and 2s4 and No ii Cannon.
ST. Otto schaefer and another 10 hiil4
ssih"st. ss. s25 It Of icth-ave, q; Helena
Tndietsch and another to Carl + und'e'sch o.
e7th-si. n $. $50 II OF eth-ave. e5x9s.9 Abra-
ham ouackenbush and wife 10 DAME. Law.
,7- son g. s7 II Of 6th-Av, 25xssa; Daniel
seth-st. 10 s4 West; william Rankin and wire
co,p-s Ma' i I'll IT Of Lexington-avs, 19.7x
zoos: Marcus Bettman and wife to Lyman
so.h- s00sH'sG2sie IT Of Lexinson-ave le7x
iSo.; same c 20 same n Of iexinrton-ave ia7x
ioo5: Jacob H Freedman and wife TO sane ne.so
6e,h~st' n g. co # OF Lexinston-ave S1xoS:
c0,h-st cor Lexingon-ave, zloNiV'2;
Marcus Bctiman and wife 10 Lyman
s,,host iG9 n W OF Avenue A. 25xl022:
Webster White and wife 70 AdOP oa Weiss . ;;c;b.
Ienox-aye No l15 TO 1l9. and No lo2 West llotH,,
81: Noah II Swayne 3D. 10 Leander II Gran
SAND ane 1 arSpefy Leander crali to Noah
rl.on-sve W $ % II n Of 154thst. 25x1Oo: Morse
ceismann and wife 10 Karollna Abr
Mo-rt.-aye g. 80 II n Of ls2d-st bOxlOO; Henry
] smith to Peter Quinn. .:............c
173d-ef 3 so II Of Webster-ave u 4x6ox
Irregular: Marie l. Chartrand 10 Mary Brandon.
Madison-ave. e 8. 100 II n OF GroVe-si' 'V"loo'
Phun cross to Mary A Cross. .:...:....
Madison-ave. S. SAG I. Of Kngso y. y Road
30 6r1Cs) Mary a Cross to August Kuhn
e.ndSs,rd q, n 8 1853 II w Of Webster-ave 2Sx
iO. Bryant G Reynolde 70 Mchsei Houlahan.
Moetzen 10 Margaretha Molten. ...............
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11rbIic Notices.

Drb!ic Notices. :.
department - New York. March ~
TO CONTRACTORS in 4
9 EALED BIDS OR EsrlMA hs s,., w." -.
~ title OF the work and the name % sls sos p
,h.-o,n will be received by TIE Depariinen, .,,s ~
parks at It's Offices. Arsenal Buildns S'yli,1.t
and Firth avenue. Central lark UNI ,n -,,llewlnss
works: .ro>,stu<c s<D DEIls~
uISrrpE WVFkE REQUIRED On tilE 81 iyyS~
30. ? FOR FuRNIsHING h AZ rus IPfsRKs
GRASS SOD WHERE REQO uREb 3N IN"
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RIVERDALE,

Path Ward New-York City,
Formerly the residence OF the late Colonel Henry l..
Stone,
Consisting Of about Az OF land. with handsome
2i5-story frame residence and outbuildings
This property is directly the Rverdae station Of the
y. Y. c. & II. r. r., has frontage Of go II. on
River-ave.. 800 IT, West-st.. and 295 II. the
railroad tracks. adoins the handsome places OF Col
gate Morrsni and many others
high bluff and being right at the water
front commands magnificent view Of the Hudson
River 1t Is valuable because Of its proximity
TO the station its and It's immense frontage
on important avenues
TERMS MOST LIBERAL.
Maos at Auctioneers Office III Broadway.
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Suburban Real estate.

A CENcY -Montclair real estate. al kind, sag
n CLARENCE b TUBES. ReeSman-s' 49,
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Anrtion Sales of firal estate.

WILLIAM NJ. RYAN. Auctioneer
VIII sell at the Real Estate Salesrooms Ill
Broadway. at ~ o'clock noon.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH "a 1897.
resld
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Real estate hantfo.

xx1ANTED-A choice country place to rent with PIN
Nv u.xe M purchase: requisites 20 be three or TOUR
hours New YORK cool climate S,d shsns tree s
,nnsssrn eonyenierices freedom from mosquitoes wu 70
urn Photographs II Address, with full pArticuiGS
N'INCY, Tribune Od1c~
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THE RUTLAND, B'way & 57th St

Genteel unfurnished Housekeeping apartments II Il
IL rooms Including elevators. hall service ~
range fuel and hot water. 10 lei al rents ranging f
81 100 to 800 per year Apply directly to =
HEATH SUPERINTENDENT. at Office on premises.
' G. ". BASHFORD, IL Wan 4
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ol "a, o,6 :, OF eth-ave. 25x9s9; Abra-
ham Ouackenbush and wife TO Daniel u Law
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-31
L. D. Smith, AuctIoneer.

THE UNDERSIGNED: A. B. sELD.
trust from Charles e. White and wife,
recorded in tho Clerks Office OF the Cor
poration Court of the city os Norfolk, de-
fault having been made In tho payment OF
the debt secured by said deed, and having
been requested by the party secured by
the said deed. will expose 10 sale IT pub
lie auction to tho highest bidder, at the
Real Estate Exchange, No. 236 Main
street, Norfolk, Virginia, on TUESDAY,
the md day of November 1857, at u m,
the following described ro1l estate, sit
uatcu in tho said city:
ID Lots Nos. 31f ~. SIS and 80 fronting
on the west side OF Chapel street, and
running back between parallel lines 100
feet: lots 81 and SO fronting on the west
side of Chapel street g feet, and lots 80
and 80 fronting on the west sido of said
street % feet.
(2) Lots IS and Sc, each fronting % feet
OH the east side of Chapel street, and run
ninS back between parallel lines 100 feet
~ plat of the above property VIII be
exhibited OIL the day of sale.
TGl}MS.-Onc-third cash and the bal
ance IN two equal instalments. payat; In
SIX and twelve months from the IL OF
sale, the deferred payments TO DE ov!-
ucnccd By negotiable notes, with interest
from day Of sale, secured by deed Of trust
TO be prepared, acknowledged and record
ed at the expense of the purchaser, or ut
the election of the purchaser, he may pay
ali the purchase money in cash.
y. b. SELDNER, Trustee
oc2l-tds l.. ID. SMITH. Auctioneer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-31
IIUNTERSvILLE.

Grace Baptist church-The Rev. T.. r.
Wright, the pastor, will preach at II
a. IN. and 7:a5 p. m. Morning theme.
"Hallowed BE Thy Name" Evening
theme, This Man Receiveth Sinners"
Sunday school at $50 a. m. b. y. z. u.
at Z p. m. Special meeting. Gpecal
music.
Miss EfIie Shane, otter two weeks Of
serious Illness at the home OF her
parents, No. 10 Outtcn street, Is to-day
improved enough TO be out.
Mr. George c. Graham. who was so
i'll at mis- home on Johnson avenue, last
week, is now much improved
The Rev. r. w. Webb, pastor will
preach at the Huntersvillc NJ. i. church
al the usual hours to-day.
Miss Minnie Pitt is somewhat Inn
proved In health at her home, on Central
avenue.
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ATLANTIC CITY.

Mr. Ed. Lodcr. OF Colley avenue, has
returned from Morchead City, n. c., to
TIC employ of the Primers Point COM
pany.
Central Avenue Baptist church, the
Rev. l.. e. Dudley, pastor. will preach Mt
borh services to-day. Subject for the
morning, Sweet Rest Sin the Old Time
Religion" Evening subject, 1.-The Mys-
ferrous Fingers" Baptism at the even
ing service.
Master S. o. Dickson, son OF Mr.. Ma
thaniel Dickson, had the misfortune to
stick nail nearly through his foot Fri
day while employed about a greenhouse
at his fathers home, corner Moran ave-
nue. and Armistead's road The wound
was doing we'll yesterday.
Lekies Memorial NJ. +. church, DR..
II. d. Johnson, pastor.-Scrvices by the
pastor to-day at IL a. M. and 7:45 D. IN.
Morning subject, "a Notable Dream. "
Evening theme, "Why I Am n Meth
odist 9, THE Methods of Meth
odism.'
Hayden's Modern Ministries will per-
form Mt Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday
night They recently showed al kim
Hall, Brambleton ward, and made Il big
hit.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-31

around Capitol Square; one being equal
to any in n country town for mud and
irregularity.
AS yet work has not begun on the
handsome quarters for the Capital Club.
The building which occupied the site
has been removed.
In nearly all the counties of the State
the partridge shooting season begins
next Monday. Birds nre very abundant
and we'll grown and there will be more
sportamen from other States than even
before.
The returns on the wool industry in
this State rs made to the labor bureau,
snow $3.50 sDindles i'm operation.
The work of arranging the documents
In the auditors office shows their con-
fusion, due TO the fire which destroyed
the old Capitol and to the removal in
April, 1865. The need of a special fire
PROOF building for the storage of docu-
lments and records is most app rent
The CaDitol building is small and too
cramped for such uses
Solicitor Pou, of Johnston. was horc
yesterday lie says that IL an election
were to he held now the Democrats
would CARRY that county by the largest
majority in its history The fact Is that
many of the Republicans recognize that
The Democrats will swamp the State at
the election next fall
Solicitor Pou was attacked in the last
issue OF Senator Buffers paper for not
sending to the grand jury OF Wake
county bills against the RAILROADS and
against DR.. Kirby Smith. He says The
writer of the articles Is either an ig-
:noramus or does him an intentional in
justice. 1t is the custom for clerks of
courts to keep presentmcnts sealed until
they are opened by him for the purpose
OF issuing subpoenas for the Witnesses.
AT the last term OF court the present.
mentS were not made out until the grand
jury came into court to he discharged
Solicitor Pou SAYS he is under no obliga-
tion to any railway. and never appeared
for one in his life. but never attempted
10 make political capital by abusing
them unfairly. lie says he would think
HIMSELF contemplate If while trying to
build up waning political fortunes by
abuse of railroads he was. at The same
time riding free over their roads. lie
adds that 1t is just possible Senator
Butler, editor of the Caucasian, will
have to give up his passes. lie con-
cludcs by saying: THE press should not
try cases in advance of the courts"
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:. DE. on.

Edenton, n. c.. Oct 50.-(Spccial)-
Mrs Captain Hollowcll is seriously i'll
at her home, on Magnolia street
Mrs. John Reid of Washington, has
been the guest of her mother, on Queen
street, for several days.
Mr.. II. T.. ELAN, of Pettit's Line,
passed through hero yesterday on his
way UP the river.
Mrs John Il. Bonner left this morn
ing for Wake Forest to spend several
days with relatives.
Mr.. y. ID. Myers, of K!nS.on, is a. the
Bay View.
Mcssrs W. III. Weathcrly and J. II
Leroy. of Elizabeth City are at the
Woodland House to-day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-31
SALES FUTURE DAY..
BY H. L. Page q Co., Real Estate 4uo-
~ * tioneern, No. ~ Bank street. ~ u

PURSUANT no THE FoLLoWINoi
clerks eee s Norfolk city ana Nerf sas
theroa ana as sh fu Ss q
lie auction at the Norfoik Real Estate and
faT Ee 2ss Msn STREE
ISL ISL; at i O'clock n. the foiloSins pfsfs
ALI THAT CERTAIN LOT or
on. situated on, tho cast side. OF Smith
fronting On Smith street IL feet 5 inches,
Of trust made by Mary r. Shields, dated
April 18th. 1884, and duly recorded In Deed
Book LII A. page GAL. Norfolk city Clerks
p ALL THAT CERTAIN FRAME,
li0USE AND LOT situated on the east
side Of Kelly street or avenue. at point
east intersection of Kelly street and
Broad Creek Turnpike. Said lot fronts
twenty-four (2D feet on tho cast side OF
aliei lines loo feet to a {SSfoot lane. b See
OF trust made by Logan McCloud and
wife; dated d, July nth; 1885, aud reocrded
:: ALL THAT CERTAIN FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT situated Oh tho east
slide OF Kelly street or avenue, Mt q po!ns
distant 166 feet inchcs from the south
east Intersection of Kelly street and
Broad Broad Creek Turnpike. Said lot ffsonts9
Kelly street and runs back between per-'
allel lines 100 feet to y 1o.foot lane. Decd
Of trust made by j. w. Staigal, dated
page $50. Norfolk county Clerks office
TERMS:-One-third cash: balance in
and years with 6 per cent; Interest, Sc
cured by deed OF trust on tho property,
to be drawn and recorded at tho expense
GEORGE w. DEFY. trustee. 2
Ii l., PAGE & CO.,
oC22-tdS AuctioneerS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-31
a Syndicate TO Purchase K,ondiIso
Claims.

Late ndViccs from London confirm 1u-
nors that have heretofore reached this
side OF the Atlantic that Il financially DOW
erful syndicate is In process OF fc, nation
NIL the paying claims of miners In tho
Klondiiic region. or course this will lead
to 4 vast amount OF speculative valuation.
but there Is Il claim In tho klondikc. or
elsewhere. which 1: Is impossible 10 un-
dercstimate, and tina; IS the claim OF Hos.
letters StomaEch Hitters to the FOREMOST
place among american remedies for liver
complaint. .ihe bilious and cons;iuatcs,
derive Dromp: relief from this gcniu! nj
teratirr. wEicl: remedies nausea yellow
ness Q! tho skin and eyc3Ulls, FUR upon
ITO tongue and Gnnlsnsant 0dor of tho
breath tHat characterize biliousncss II
also remedies and prevents Inalari and
rheumatic a!l:.:ents. kidney troCble iBols
Of stamina. dyspepsia and nervo:.aness
Like nli standard remedies tin! have ~
tablished themselves III popular favor, it
deserves fair and IsIsfsteot trial
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-31
ELIZABETH CITY.

Elizabeth City. y. c., Oct 30.-(spc-
cial.)-Mr. w. p. White died at his
residence in the county Yesterday.
There is scarcity of fish in our
markets, owing to the storm last week.
Mr.. 7. c. Allen is on the road to re-
covcry from a recent Illness.
Matthews street has been w!dencd
and otherwise greatly improved during
the past week.
The Rev. Mr.. Primer is expected here
next week to preach his first sermon at
the Baptist church on next Sunday. and
will arrive If the quarantine. 10 which
his home in Louisiana is subjected, is
raised.
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Are Your Ears
Healthy? If Not This
Will Interest You,
Norfolk. Va, Oct. Is. 1887.

To whom 1t may concern:
This is to certify that had a catarrhal
discharge Of the right ear for 1--WE years,
left there from the effects of murarial
fever. I consulted several doctors md
took treatment, but to no avail. They did
nor seem to do much good. In this condI-
ton consulted DR.. FIrey, the specialist,
and he treated mo about three months. 1
am glad to say tho discharge has stopped,
and believe 1t is q permanent clrs. 1
would advise all who nre suffering With
ear troubles TO consult DR.. l.. r.. Flroy I
have known several persons who were
suffering with 4 catarrhal trouble who
have been cured and greatly beaefitted by
his treatment.
JOHN o. CARROLL,
General manager and secretary American
Protective Insurance Company, office
over Tie Hub" 37f Main street, resi-
dencc. 500 Tunstall avenue.
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CASE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAMS.
Baltimore SUM

THE Court of Inquiry which has
been investigating the loss OF the Brit
ish steamer Hcsperldea, which stranded
on Diamond Shoals. Cape IIatteras, Oc-
tober 9th. yesterday cXoneratcd Captain
Williams from blame in connection with
the wreck. The inquiry was conducted
In the Office OF British Consul Frazier
the court being composed of Captain
w. II. Jamison. of the steamer Earn
ford. and Captain Scharrard. OF the
English bark Dochra, in addition 70
Consul Frazier
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IfERTFSfsD.

HEREFORD, y. c., Oct. 2o.-(spccia,)-
The Iiertford Baptist Sunday school
vii! give u Christmas tree this year
on account Of arrangements noi being
made for picnic during the past sum
mcr.
The Hon. Charles Whcdbcc has begun
practicinG law at this place. lie has
just finished his course at college.
The weather has been so bad this
week that cotton pickers have not been
able TO do much work.
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from Tuesday, the 18th. will be given
Monday night at Kim Hall, Brambleton
ward, at which time the military of
the city will attend in a body. A
very line programme has been arranged
and some Of the city's best talent will
be heard. 1t will be under the dircc-
ton vi l.. Frank Jordan and c. w.
Cake and 1t is well 10 say that they
VIII give an Al entertainment