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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10

Mrs Christine Ierhune Hcrrlck. who has
been the guest OF her uncle. MI. Horace
hawes, mas returned 10 New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10

The urice of The Times is two cents per
couy and Zen cents per week. delivered
within the limits OF Richmond aud h"nchcs-
Ter. Sunday paper three cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10

Miss Augusta 4. Daniel. who has been
quite sick for some time past, IS now
conyalescng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-10

Door receipts, ...-.-....-.....s's. .'.-| ~ %
Mrs Tatum. chairman OF restau-
rant Observation-Disclosures. ls3 %
Eye and Ear Hospital through
Mrs Sam Cohen and Mrs. c. q b.
COwardn, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rs IS
Old Dominion Hospital, through
Miss Temple. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 -
Sheltering Arms. through Mrs.
Harry Frazier and Miss l.. a. ~.
Anderson. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o1y %
Virginia Hospital. through Mrs.
Stephen Putney .................'. 81 30
Retreat for the Sick. through Mrs..
James c. Lamb, ..............'.'' oJS %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS IN THE OFFICES AND EN-
CHANGES.

BUSINESS IN THE OFFICES AND En-
CHANGES.
There were few sales reported In the real e''a.e
market yesterday. the Jewish holiday 10 So'''' '
tent accounting for this. -,
r,h Fronl, T. Fisher Company, however 500
for the Metropolitan Improvement Company u
Mrs Palmer No col West End-ave., iour- n.ao
half-story American basement dwelling. 4o@oV~'"
private terms.
David Stewart has sold for Andrew D. |oil''on
to Jacob Hess plot 15xlo4ll. on the south sue "
go feet east oi
Eleventh-ave.. and for Mrs. Nellie Smith 10 jacob
LESS the plot i91x0), at tho northwest corner 81
Columbus-;ive. and Two-hundrcd-anc,s ~
Martin Aietzgcr has sold to Thomas jenkins tle
plot. ~ l0XO0 at the northwest corner OF AinS',d
dam-ave. and One-hundred- and-t"cnty-Hi''-S''' -
John casey is said TO have sod for 5000 Nos
2o} and 2Ol West Eighty-ffthst.. two hVe-sIOry r
s said TO on hv POO 1914 Tdg 57 and so West seventy
hrst-st.. TWO ive-gtory dwellings. FOR ABOUT '"o
same price both alleged to he straight sales. .,,
Pauline Bocke has sold to John Byrns. through
a firm Of broiers. No. "a lexingt on-ave iou,
story tw enty-foot dwelling. The price may DC 'po"'
Smith Stewart have leased No s, Par lor Mrs
Fraser. to Ramsay Turnbull for five years nj s"o"
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Tho Ralmora a family hotel on the east side Of
Lenox-ave. between One-hundred- and-thirteenth
and One-hundred and fourteenth SITS, was sold at
auction in foreclosure proceedings by Peter F.
Meyer & Co at the New-York Real Estate Sales
room yesterday The purchaser vas Robert l..
KnaEGs. who Il was said did not act for the pam
tif. The price paid S2S7 23l %. There was due
III judgments a sum of S25i,2
William Kennedy sold at auction No. oil flcVen,h-
ave, four-stOry brick tcnement-house. on lot
~ bNl09. to Anna Schieholi for 5000.
Richard '. Harnctt Il Co sold In foreclosure NOS.
so and SOi West Onehundred- thirty h,st
TWO thrcc-story brick dwellings,. plot 3x99ll.
10 tho plaintiff subject TO mortgages and inter-
ost. for 500 80
The same auctioneers also sold No. 3CS to BIZ
West one hundred nd thirty eghth-st.. three
thrce-sory brick dwellings, plot iSNg9ll under the
same conditions FOR 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
DruIDING PLANS FILED.

Plans for new buildings and alterations have
n,od AZ the Department NJ buildings as follows:
New buildings. main Office:
17fh-st y 223 II Of Sth-ave. for n nve-story
brick tenement house. with store. 2INlob Monk
A GIlles ~ No 81 shave owncrr: Henry
Davidson OF No i0i West 2lst-st afchitect....
T@Uis-st 10 H. FOR n six-story brick store and
lorfs 10 sxa6; slemund Cohn ~ No PAT East
i16th-st owner: Bockell y Son, architects.
12-fb-,t Nos 12S and 1870 West. for six-story
brlct and stone nathou.e. 5Oxs9: Henry D
Bsyne Of stapleton, Staten Island. owner; II II
Uartweu Of No 1853 5th-ave. architect. .........t
listh-.t n $. 2o5 Il W OF oth-ave. for fve-story
brick Ga thouse c5Ss2s s.: Arthur Gorschs OF No
4il Cd ave. owner; w - INT OF y" i'<"' Mau-
ison-ave. architect .....'.'''...'''''''''
Alterations main office:
Crcvc-st No TO- to four-story brick ard frame
dwelling and tenement: Alphonse Fausser. OF No
20 Grove-st owner. T F1nkle OF No 10 9TH
ave. architect .........,.........
h,,h-st n !, lT5 Z, 81 Ist-ave. To a fve-story
brick brewery: Peter Doelger. owner; Charles
Stsgmaycr architect. .................. ........
Canai-st No 43o 10 n three-story and basement
brick hotel: W r. Winter. OF No "a West nth
~ nwner; George II Winter. OF No "a West
T7th-st lrssee; DO Kay & bartholomew. OF No
200 Hudson-st. architects. Observation-Disclosures.
New buildings branch Office
camhre, ing-aVe. ., I0.4 II Of IsTth-st for a
three story brick hathouse 25x50; Cecilia Shan
ley OF No ~ East lsIth-st. owner; n Lavclle.
Of No 5l2 East 13sth-st. architect. .............
Forle-nye q y 800 II s 81 156th-st for one-story
frame storage house. 1tx3I. Angelic Manello, OF
No ESQ Eagle-ave. owner; w Dickerson.
17sd-st' W =. III II s NJ Westchester-ave, for a
two-story frame dwelling. slxo2: Frank Gordon
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Tho Tribune
n received at their Uptown once. No. LA? Broadway
"a door north OF Sistst. until o'clock p M; advertise
ents following branch onees at regular
ONCE rates until o'clock p M; VIZ "a stn 80
1872 0th-avs, l2tn ST.
ent 18th ST. iI2 Colurnbus-ave West 01th-s l0e
West a2d- ST. near 8h-a,e.: V2 East l4hst; 2o7 wes,
sdave between 10Th ana I1th o.s So near s.'
At 7oS lst-ave S9th ST ESQ 3d-ave near 4ls-st
SSi ga ave. 2o Beecker,s, s2s Beeekersst. zoos 90
xm.terden-ave 400 West a2d-st las East 18Th 2oi
East tsh-st; s5s 0th-ave 6sl e,have.: lib2 3d-aye
Fast aath-s i.G20 broadway lb63 Sd
ave- i2s &h-ave 1873 "a ave; 7oa a,h-sve At IN
Harlem Offices 2,OO1 ad-nve near ll3th-st.; lsS Eas
iasths nesr 243 West iasth between 7th and
fth ayes West i4bthst At the Brooklyn Oncss: ~
Fulton st.: 7o6 Fulton-s6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07

A DVERT1SEMENTS subscriptions Tribune
~ received at their Uptown once. No. 1912 broadway
door Of 3.st-st Unit o clock p m advertise.
mens received the following branch Offices at regular
once rates until O'Clock p IA: viz 254 sh-ave O. ..
.3d-st. I52 ,th-eve. l2th-st.. Nacys
iiih-s: ll2 Columbus-ave West eGth-st: 100
Yves: 42i-s. Gh-ave.; 90 East i4h-si: 2S7 West
between 9Th and sth 1850 East
sd-ave 1cth and nth O20 near sst.
c54 81 ave 30 Bleeckerst BY Beecker1st: 29os I'd
$40 East 79h-st. 1921 3d-ave.: 2.s62 3d-ave
m-ave 402 West 2d-st. las East 6th-st 2O3
East 4Sthst.; SG gth-ave Col eh-ave; 1iJ2 81 ave.
c1th-st.; 2Oi Srh-s l.6aO broadway 663
ave 100 sth-ave 1873 2d-ave: ~ 8th-sve. At the
Harlem Offices zO5i 3d-ave. iisthst.: 1873 East
I25thst 9dave 2f3 West ia5h ST. between 9TH ard
9Th ayes; 800 Wssl 55h-s At the Brooklyn Ofces: S1
Fu.ton-st.: 10 ruon-st
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and John J Glllinshan. owners; W Dickerson'


Alterations. branch office ,, ,d
Frank.ln-ave No 1.o52 n one-story or,cH II ~" 9
frame stable. etc: Bridget Foy own"r,
Baker NJ No 400 East l3sth-s'. architect ;...,,.
Sd-ave. No 2sf3. To thren-story nrisK no'"l;;
Anthony Speh.er. owner; Charles W Miie'' Vi
No a1i Fast fGSth-st architect. -.
13s,h-st n corner Rider-avc. 10 tW9 n.
frame dwelling; Mary schan. owner; p'A'e'
& Son. OF No 1850 3i-ave. architects -
Trinity-avc . s, $50 It % Ijls,-st, 70 W." W.
story frame dwelling: Emil Robitzek. CT no ~, ~,
East lGJth-st owner; Garvin' OF no "'''i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

AuO,neys Nos 100 and l57. 5oxoo Ioui, Fried ., ooo
East !. lot vi map Gnonpori: chriftopi,r
10 .n SD vi" Eas 10 FeIgG 3' ba and aa
referee to Henry shlatter and another. 5000
L,i6 =, al to child. II chIlds and wife....... 1900
rtsicE iIn f 10 May = a Sf Si'i pa ISss'
Thois, Define and wife to charles F Myers. 1890
27n =. i - leo We Of ia ave- 51aSso: Eliza
BEN soren,en 70 iagtid- g Sofensen :........;
wife to John r Wall NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. loioo
Same property; william Kngh, ana wlfe to Alvin
Gil 40 Is East 2oIloc5. Marie Bonner to
49, ., 80 1877 East iqstoo Thomas Brennan .ooo
i27ih,.,. 10 q wcs,. iGsSo5li. Lens Lochner
q, Lochncr ;...........;:.::.::..:,..
Zeal, ana 10 ~a OF Ss1, Red a @Paay 1on"
@i il o 81 q to 1 ca19c Rs aI 1S!
Carr. So KINNEY II y' ana A" anof.r to vsSt
- - ,s 10 nm
Martin Mszscr and VIE to TSsmss J jenkins 100
l2sd 81. ,. 80 It II Amsterdam ave. 1892
ion ave. v'' ali H'f +, rom % ie 9'f '2 255l.
, i.obert Gfeaccn 70 Rebecca Gfeacen :.....,.
-ear Alice Mcy yer 70 j . Mtysr 81, Part part
had Inc run. 2o5x~ Rob@r, Z; I,un and an
lashi, -, 30 It " q ti,onay io,io P.y. 800"
s,.gsri 4 Walker Realty Company to Henry
'"s 5sa5s.s at E !an.i" 6 op pn1
,e, ps'a L,casnoisa -, a.
SD; jenny \ 'arew 10 Thomas Farley ........
Elm n. 40 = orchard Terra .. S0Tl0O:
Tatl-r.n"e. 225 q u Of Column ne-aye 15x
iD2 Mark A samueis - charles II Reyrolds.... !
Annie igadhoi'i .........,.".... Io5o
shifm-r 10 ciar% w.lth I2os
+, Fran IS Joha. %,
Dune nile e. lot lOs. map No 2. Elmvillc.
IO11SSHGi. Patrick Quinn 70 Mary Flnnerty....
Clsa-on- ave q D0gG q : 81 West Farns Road.
.51ioO Mary Bre~icr - Charles KnRuf. 700
Class1n-aye Scp.B ot West Farms Road.
25siOo Augustus Frey ard wife 20 Mary
3iave " n X 2d-st. 51xiOo: George Doll
and wife william = NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
3i'h-s,. SO 2i3 West, 21xos9 .. Parmly Capp ..4.
and vigs O Ie'liy. ................. $500
Boulevard n " corner aoth-' 100 sNiooi
Iencks and wife % George " Dougherty..-.....
Mad's0n-as@. " D. AZ n ~ l0s'-st. ~ sraS.
Ernest Schneider 70 Christina Schneider ........
boulevard , corner plst--. ioosNi'o. Francis
81 rcncks and via - William Gum and an -.
s. S,@soia.ave 10 SIS . so. II 2, n OF i52d-s;.
q Ga73 2r2i,6sT Susie Lyons 10 " Dash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
Corutrr 11ropcr,n 90 Get.


eco PER MONTH rfurnished house let at Glen
w" Ridge n. j.. new. liroom house: hot and cold
water gas and all modern improvements block from
two different railroad stations half block from
trolley i!na. Inquire OF o. C. DODD. IS LAb-rty-st
y. i. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

F na a3t ": to af M sS l East I':5
May !. iIa+i,% ss az. s,j PHI a. Of
bridge Road. year i-.,r,o, '""
and wife cast u o, t2l. map q rnionDor ,..o
DS. JOIN na. ;ei An: e e h As9Ss Or
p3 2ti' = wiam " to susie T i5ons No s4s
- ~ holss"1c r yrnfs Carlson and viye. to
t.ity real Estate Company No 1881 Amsterdam .. M
Same to samc 30, 10 ard Las Amsterdam 40 IA
ave- "a , yssr s moIlsr. sScor. etc. Of Film
bs'h B smith, Amstcrdam-sye. 25 I, e Of ~ M
rlH sSS - wi i'm W vre Henry os@;;
L. G' lri(1iT' 20 y r.any carcw corner
os sTs and and i %e TO ,hs Mutual Lie
oa sSra" %i iS and Andrew Grant and wives, 70
Trancis Jcnck'. corner sis's' and h'ur 600,
cl geek l. and Louis T. sot ne :a r'
Guarantee ana lrn'' Do'"pa"' ..'........ 1000
Ir1eS ysar William j. !aoa Trust company soon
rbnen, Th onias and wfs Colonial Trust Con-
'o pnSy i..s 200 It OF AmsteFdai" ave 10 ooo
srG ~ same: i2i st. 2s3s :, Of Xm,tor-
s. 1an ia sie year :s Of Am''er aoo
s, Gon 20 SANE yf'il2 ad St. Of Amsterdam
,. "Es y Tqsma, j. to Martin Mezscr .
corner 10Th, and and Bavia +. to Dwight II
Ks %%s..aa FATE ii7ths OF Amsterdam oo
kline nHs G SsSas Michael M.Ia.een. No
lewis Fannie A. to William ID Phillips 3, ooo
Io.crhns A the Mutual LIE insuranc"
,.or,,anv OF Nev-YorK. No III West 22i 81. ...
yyiier Augustine to August freu'el n IRE
mnni-ay@ n :. 1918 Il Of Washington ave. ooo
years ............,...: DIV"
,,-oro Ida f. Henry Raynor. No .o' 10 40
OH We.i lifth-st. year ........... :...:... oV~
Nciio,ald Dennis J and wife 10 the New-iork
'e,yinrs Rank n S 43d II. 1884 II OF LeXng- $500
iou-aVc ON"
uoo~o THOMAS X and wife. to Judson $ Todd. -.
-. a 7th ave- "5S n n Of lllth-st year. SLoo
Same 70 SIM v .........."........... sboo
1foo-o Thomas X. William T. Calender. - -.
I'm ave - n n ~ IIth-st. l year. DOOO
B Murray Thomas =. Eu2rnia Csmpbsll. No -
] idT Nanhattan-avc wears ................. GOO
Morrison John A. and Ellen F. to George W
clemens n 8 Northern Terrace. 100 II y OF
Yonker- ave- Twcnty-ro fourth Ward demand: 100
Muller Henry 10 petty. Soulard q Walker Realty
Company, = q ia9th-st. go II w OF Elton ave. ..
demand
O'Xe Mary A. and Eliza T. 20 the Lawyers
MORTGAGE Insurance Company. II 18th st. 2l3
n = - IN ave. 10000
cohiat,cr Henry. and IIu,da 10 Title Guarantee
ana Trust Company. No 3lG East 18th st, -.
-V""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
Furnished Gonees h)anteo.


WA NTTD-A fully furnished house apartment. above
w bethst three adults. for Ave 90 months from
Oh. cr.t Of December next. +. O. BOX 7S6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
furmiehc6 Apartments f0anteo.


UNFINISHED APARTMENT In good situation six light
I rooms wanted by ladies' FOR ak months. Refer
once. exchanged. Price s65. Piano IL possible. b. l..
cpovrR HOUSE Caldwell. New-Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
Couulrn iropcrtp for Sale.
~~~oNOO~N~~~~N~cc~~
FOR SAit--ORANGf. N. l..

on Highland Ave, station. OF the choicest
residential locations; several Colonial dwellings.
every modern appointment each with ample grounds;
terms REASONABLE would with privilege OF purchase
EDW. T. HAMILTON & CO.. 90 Broadway. Eew-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
Suburban Real estate.


N~N~rNrNN<>~~N>r~NN~~>@~~N~~~
cENcy -Monciair real estate. all kinds. sale and
A CLARENCE Il. TUBDs. Beekman-st. New-York
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guropean 6tnop ano Crapri


T,UROPEAN STUDY AND TRAVEL is37-isss.
~ For particulars address the MISSES GRINNEII.
prookins. Mass Interviews by appointment. in New
Eark after September 10th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
TEIE DAhE4oO
Al ., "a IVES. soth sree-Absoutey nreproot ana front,
Inc Contra, park Very choice Apartments 10 rent nine
rooms, VIII shown hour by the Janitor
COWWODIOUS APARTMENTS

New elegant ~ access designed for refined ram
,es. seven rooms bath: private halls heat hot
water every Improvement 52oa25 West l.d 81 near
- ov trnsv road rents as S35 Apply premises
or adsr... II g THOMPSON go Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07

Arthur Hslam. whose early death Tennyson Ia
uepted IN his I'm Memorian," was the beloved
sohoolt,me friend Of Mr. Gladstone Concerning TINS
brilliant youth the English statesman has written !"
papef which Is to appear in Tho Youths Co'h-
panion."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07

Mr.. w. f Henley's collection Of English Lyrics.
upon the editing Of which he has long been engaged
will be issued this month. Besides the ordinary
edition there will be special one OF fifteen copies
printed on japanese paper. a new edition OF MI
Heney's own poems Is TO be brought out SOON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07

NAM pusx,n hook-one at least containing mat
tar never before published-is just coming out IL
"a collection of his lectures on Landscape delivered
at oxford in 1871. 1t Is accompanied by reproduc-
tions Of the pictures used by the author 10 Illustrate
his addresses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07

miscellaneous.
IR uandkerchets the talk OF the town. Three for tns
~ price OF one. TANNED w. p'oe1"-.--
pyERTIsENENTS subscriptions for The LI 1wsv
- received their Uptown Onice No L2tz
a door north Of 3ist-yt. until e.ock D. m.
Iens received at the following branch osnses AZ
Nee rates until o'clock m VIZ 2ot etn ,tsva
2sd-st 1872 9th ave- cor i2th-st Macy g,hst: iOj
li2 Coiumbus-ave near West ootn
Vest I2d st. near 6h-ave: % East lth-st 20 rssS
between 18th and T7th sts 02s 3d-ave nesr elss:
T.; lT0S lst-avs near s9th ST. $50 Sdsve near sA'
"a "a ave; 40 Bleecker-st.: S26 Bsecker-e1j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07

nACKARD's BUSINESS COLLEGE
AND SCHOOL OF sTENoGRAPHY
NOW OrE:.
1rdv,dual instruction Students enter at any time
Call or send Cor Prospectus.
L. S. PACKARD. President.
iol 100. los East c3ri s'rr't.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07

DR.. johnson once said that the only book ne hao
ever read twice that containing Lady Mary
yvortlev Montagu's letters. Equal appreciation OF
these letters beloved OF all true readers was a'eS
evinced by the King Of Slam Being toiu 'ha' MN.
4. Ssvigne was peerless as a letter-wrter. he
osked us she better than Lady Mary NortIey
Her letters never wearied me as boy
when 7 had to use them as English exercises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07

This month will appear in two volumes the
familiar letters OF Elizabeth Barrett Browning
They begin with her girlhood. and are fuh OF 'n.er
o.,,ng RESERVATIONS OF people and things The
Mscm,llans are bringing out the collection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07

Mr.. Richard Harding Davis is one OF ,he ooi'.-
raro,iveIv ANAL number OF fortunate American
novelists His latest book. Soldiers OF Fortune -
and a clever book 1t is-has gone into It's ior,e'n
thousand Another volume-a collection OF arac.es
written by him during the last year and enu''su
'From Reporters Notebooks nearly ie"u'
for publication.
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0raebers

Ufdf0crS
TAR w a. NOwEIh. Private Tu,or.-Two pupils re
~ ceved T. family. Pupils also taught at homes. Ad-
cress IL T. S2i-st.
DRIVATE TUITfON.-Pupils prepared for ColeF. and
i Scientific schools by an experienced tutor Addrso
VFRMAE DRISLER \. NJ. 2 East 4Sth-S
V,UTOR. "A. Everett StCf.e ,Yaie) 1.4o7 broadway
Special experience IN college preparatory Instruction.
recommended by Rev. Or. Greer as "a CONSCIENTIOUS
and competent educator"
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Apply to P. N. STEWART
and n. IVES SMITH,
Cilp ])ropsrtp 90 Get.

| A.,r .,,nn,.s r,ducsi rents STEVENS.
- "' p3d St, Columbus ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07

Dantiua Gtbools.
CAUSES SCHOOL. FOP DANCING.
= ADI;J,PII HALL. ga st. and Broadway.
EEOPTNS SEPTEMBER "a Send for circular
~ GEORGE DoDvORTH.
L. Il Z u EAST 18th ct,
October 2ld. class and private lessons.
DODWORTH'S NEW Ml%UET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07

Musical instruction.
(,RANr CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
(I 90 WEST 23p ST. go.
The ONLY Music SCHOOL empowered by act OF Log
,slsre 10 confer the Degree Of Doctor Of Music and
Bachelor Of Music. . -. ,...,.
The fu collegiate leads 10 the degree OF Bachelor
I.ptcon IN AL Branches o: Music for beginners. ad
varcei finishing students.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07

Mr. F. Hopkinson Smith is about to publish
collection Of papers dealing with Venice. city
which ne knows and loves, both as author and
artist. They furnish forth many spirited and
graceful sketches Of Venetian scenes. Venetian fe
Venetian people, and accompanied by various
illustrations from tho authors pencil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07

Gfhooi Gacncics
.o/<oo1~~o~1cY>%NNNNNN~N
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A Professors Teachers Tutors. Governesses.
&C. Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply 10
Mrs n J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union Square.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-09
bellevue VS.. Allegheny this afternoo
at i O'Clock ut Athletic Park.
THE SALE NOT CONFIRMED.

THE SALE NOT CONFIRMED.
The proposed sale of the Masonic Tenn
pie building by Lucian H. Cooke, trustee
for the Roanoke Trust, Loan and Safe
Deposit Company, for the sum of S23, 600,
was fought in the court yesterday by
Judge Samuel G.. Williams and others in
the interest of the depositors of the de-
funct institution. They were of the
opinion that the price offered was too low
and that the property being located right
in the heart of the city proper would
continue to grow in value. Mr.. CCcke,
the trustee, reported the fer to the cir
cult court and the fact was announced
through the papers that the offer had
been made The proposed sale was given
much publicity, hut it remained for
Judge S. g. Williams, who was out of
the city and who saw notice of the same
in The TiInss, to fight the proposition.
with the result that Judge Dupuy refused
to confirm the sale and sustained the oh.
jections made by Judge Williams. AS
soon as the opinion was rendered A. l..
Payne. repr senting the syndicate
withdrew the offer and there the matter
ends. Judge Williams is now busy pre-
pairing papers for joint stock company
to be composed of the deposltors of the
late Trust company, which will have for
it's object the purchase of this piece of
property. They will offer n good price
and will purchase the property as an in
veStment.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-09

The above liberal offer is made to ad-
vertise the old reliable Diamond Dyes,
and to get their book upon home dyeing
into the hands of women who want to
dress we'll by making their Old clothing
look like new
Diamond Dyes have special dyes for
Gotten, di tferent from those that are used
for wool, and are the only package iyes
on the market that can be relied upon to
give colors that will not fade or crock
The fact that Diamond Dyes have been
the standard home dyes for nearly TWEEN
" years, ana that their sale increases
from year to year, is proof positive that
they have never had an equal.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-09
CONVENTION IN NORFOLK.

The State convention of the Virginia
branch of the international Order of
Kings Daughters and Sons will be held
in Norfolk at the Young Mems Christian
Association hall on October 26, 81 and
IS. The meetings will open every morn
ing at II O'Clock and with an hours in
PERMISSION for lunch will continue
through the afternoon This convention
will be very impoi tant, rs there will be
new constitution adopted and State sec.
letary elected and other important bust
ness transacted. Mrs. Malg aret Bottcme,
president, and Mrs. isabella Charles
Davis, secretary of the International Or
der, will be present representing the cen
trail council. Reduced rates have been
secured on all the roads leading into
Norfolk and they hope to have large
number of delegates present.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-09
A MOUNTAIN NooNsH1NER.

Deputy United States Marshal Martin,
of Carroll county, was in the city yester-
day, having in charge Wade Duncan, u
mountain moonsbner. They were en-
route to Abingdon to attend United States
court. Duncan looked the character of
a moonshiner in every particular. He
was lean, lank and raw-boned. about 6
foot 8, bare-headed. nnkempt beard and
mustnche, an ill-ftting coat that was
pulled before the sleeves grew long
enough by about three inches. His rants
were of the regulation late style kind
They were small and so short that they
lacked about two inches of reaching to
the top of his brogan shoes, which were
new and the latest cut in that style He
was very passive and was in sense hard
to manager or control.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-10-09
DOGS CARRIED FREE.

During the hunting season. from Octo-
be- ], 1897, to March 81, 1898, this com
pany will take free in baggage cars. when
accompanied by owner, and ut their risk,
the dogs of sportsmen or hunting par
ties, not exceeding one dog to each man
The owners must show their tickets to
agent or baggage agent, that the dogs
may be properly way billed to train bag
gagemau, and they must furnish chain,
40 that the dogs may be securely fastened
in baggage cars. After March 81 1898,
the regular dog tariff to apply In ali
cases. w. 3. BEVILL,
General Pnsspryer Agent