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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-09-30
THE SOLID NEGRO VOTE THE
FOUNDATION STONE OF
MARYLAND REPCBLICANTSM-

In the second article Of this ASSOC
alton, published in June. the character
and component paris OF tire RepubIi-
can party Of Maryiand were clearly
disclosed 70 the Observations Of the peo-
pie OF the State. ff VAS there shown
that majority Of the Maryland Legisia-
fure 10 elected in 70 counties. there ems
merzted. in which the Repzsbiiczn party.
- shown by the kgrres OF the Balfi-
more Sun Almanac, 10 composed Of 81
90 coiored voters and rI.zS6 whites,
the latter Tor the most part not fairly
representative Ct the intelligence, the
responsibility or the Substance OF the
communities in which they live, and
many OF them non-faxpayers II was
there shown how the iIlifcrafe coiored
rioters OF those negro-domInated coun-
ties had been converted into solid and
unreas0ning political maehsae BY the
vilest kind OF race p-ejudices installed
into their ears by the white men who
make personal profit BY the scheme and
are denorfnafed by Senator Yelling
ton as -scaiawzgs" The conclusion
vas there stated that the whole stock
in trade OF the Republican party in
Maryland consists Of the unbroken
ranks Of the fifty odd thousand coIored
voters OF the State. maintained as = DO
lItIcal machine." and that. this machine
broken. and the Republican party in
Maryland. as m every other Southern
State. would sink into immediate and
sbsoiufe insigni6cance"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-09-30

Received By to-aay's Sseanxs aarxv
line u Clothing. DRY Gocas. Nssssuns
seoes. &C. frum The lArxess and hsxs
ho2s In Baltimore Have hnGrAis nc
rednced prices and are prepared - give
a. a LAWRENCE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-09-30

The naanezyer1ng and tx coqE=1ry
and the fzsse promises and fhr sioEz-
ted pledges befwcen the dominant fac-
ton OF rfe Republican parry IN Bzlii-
more CITY and the colored brosk<T. ia
the recent royal battles ever the sposIs
Of party success, ought 20 afford IN OBJ
jet lesson Of great vzine 70 the honess
voter OF Maryland who Is sincerely in-
tent Upon redeening his native STATE.
shsle jet there Is opportunity, from =
fkrzild0m that may compass her ru5n-
The solemn and deliberate promise Of
Mr. Master and his friends 10 put three
negroes On the legislative tickes, the
l-sznner IN which the negro voters
foeked 70 his standard under the inspi-
r1tion OF this promise, the subsesaeni
apparently reinctant brt equally deIib-
crate violzfion OF this promise by the
MzIsserIfes. and the reasons assigned
by them and the Independent press
Tor sach violated pledges. will irrnish
the subject OF profitable meditation on
the part Of the honest and patriotic
Mzryiandcr. The facts OF this cEapse.
Of political history viii be made the svo-
jet Of tins article
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-09-30

COL CLARENCE Hopsox, President
ANDREW ~ coFFxAx,. Cashier
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-09-30

r LIST OF JUDGES AND CLERKS OF
IL ELECTION for Sc Maryss County,
Nd, appointed By the Board Of Sa-
p<Tvisors Of Elections. September 10,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-09-30
The Bank
The Bank
OF
Southern Maryland.
NAH STREET,
UPPER MARLBORO. ND.
orEH Facx Q 20 Q rcLccx.


Accounts Of Firms, Corporations
and Citizens Of Prince Georges, S. Ma
rvs, Calvert, and Charles counties and
vicinity are respectfully solicited On the
most favorable terms consistent with
safe banking.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-09-30

We have special steel-lined Safe
Deposit Vault, with private boxes-swo
KEYS and sentinel key-for rent nc 3
cents and 4 cents month. according
to size. You should have one for title
papers, contracts, policies and wills.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-09-30

~ MIIIinery Store next door 30 r.
o. MorEzn's store
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-09-30

For the purpose Of making room for
fall goods, viii positively sell every
thing In the line Of Ladies, Misses and
Children's SSring and sannner Hats for
@ peg Cessf. less than frss cost, begin-
ning today. CoEe and see NE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-09-30

There will b q grand sournaE
dinner &c Sacred Heart On
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-11-26
APl sAsANr PARrY.

One Of the most ENJOYABLE social events
Of the season occurred Monday evening
when about thirty friends OF Dr. Luiz
met al Carter's hotel TO tender him a
party on the eve Of his departure for
Piacerville
Ten games Of progressive h igh five
were played, the prizes. being awarded
20 II. c. Riggs Ir. and Miss Hattie Bill
eerback. who scored the greatest numb T
of psogressions. Aiier the card game
was finished an Interesting guessing cen
testwas INDUCED, in at which DR.. Lntz sub
mtled the oul, complete list OF answers.
Al midnight delicious refreshments were
served aud at A. VI. the guests depart
ed afi,r bidding the guest u d. evening
hearty farewell with expressions of
regret for his departure from Emmett
aud wishes Tor abundant success and
prosperity iu iis new field Of labor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-11-26

"A report Of donation party at ~ r.
parsonage was crowded out this week
but will appear in our next issue.
Nearly every man IN the neighbor-
hood won" Thanksgiving turkey
during the week. The fellows who lost
have not been heard from.
"A. Hopkins brought IN load Of
turkeys Wednesday to supply the
Thanksgiving demand for the National
bird
$. G. Say Of Boise, Charlie Carter 90
Ontario, Ed Beal Of Ola and Mr. Harp-r
Of Pearl were among the visitors wh,
came in for the Ballast evening.
srRAyED-A bay mare pony branded
s. on left shoulder and hip aud 5 on
left stifle. Ranges on Bissell Creek a
suitable reward VIII be paid for her re-
turn TO the INDEX Office
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-11-26
ITEMS From pIsrsIcr NO 70

These items were unavoidably crowded out
last week.
Topics OF the day. McKinley,s-pros-
periiy aud winter on hard
Bud Wilson Of Woodriyer is visititing
his brother James Wilson.
Mr.. Chrisler has bought win Bach's
ranch and hasrnoved onto the same
DoRS-To Mr. and Mrs Charles Tanner
five pound daughter.
Joe Moore Of Montana Is visiting his
sister Mrs. Jessie Cargle.
The school is progressing nicely. How
could it be other wise with Miss Peterson
teacher.
Mr.. Ike Bilbra and Miss Lily Wilson
the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs WilsoH OF
Dry Buck were married on the n inst at
the groom's home by f. II Head. The
happy couple went TO housekeeping at
once. We welcome the new couple and
wish them a happy life.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-11-26

ing on her lots corner Main and CONNER
zeal Streets, 20 be used asa millinery
store nd residence. Charlie slo, e. aId
WiliLaugroIse DON The W r..
The last quarterly report OF Warden
Van Dorm, Of the Idaho peniteniIary.
shows that the cost per. day tor each
prisoner confined there 20 be 80 l0-ll
cents.
Governors Stcunenberg Thanksgiv-
ing proclamation came to late to appear
in our last issue We hope the omnis-
sion did not it any way effect the enjoy
ment of yesterdays turkey by any Of
our readers.
James Bigham and Dan Patison
have bought a body Of timber from
Fred Dangle. Of Boise. on the old Frank
Klingaack place and are now engaged in
converting the same into cordwood
They expect to have i00or 500 cords.
An Acknowledgement Of the receipt
Of tickets to the Thanksgiving Bah Civ
ing in Caldwell last evening. by Co. A. I.
\. G.. was inadvertently left on the hook
last week We thus tender our thanks
for the courtsey and express the hope
that Co. A. and ITS estimable officers may
have many happy returns Of such pleas
ant social occasions.
Acting on the suggestion made in
the INDEX last week. Interested parties
have changed the road overseer's election
notices and they now appear in legal
form The election will be held on
tie first Monday in December. We
understand that Geo. Gardner and
Rhinehart Schiller are candidates for
the position.
&C. 0. Norcross superintendent OF
the Old Glory Mining Co.. which is doing
extensive developcment work on the
Liberty mine on Squaw creek the Blain
mine near Centerville. and property in
Owyhee county. was in Town Monday
evening Mr. Gamble. his foreman at
The Liberty, and Mr.. Carpenter. who ha,
been employed there were with him.
y W. Harris. editor Of the Waco
Times-Herald, and w. A. Harris bis
brother. on one side. aud ex-Judgr g. b.
Gerald. a prominent citizen. fought u
dnei TO the death on the street one nigh
ell.
dead, J. W Harris wounded fatally. hi.
body being parayzed and Gerai,
was shot in the side and may die. TIN
trouble was the outcome Of the mobblh.
# w. c. Brann publisher Of the Icono
clast
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-11-26
TOWN TALK.
Latest News of Emmett and
Vicinity
Something that Everybody should know
if They would be up With the times

Turkey Yesterday.
john Carter reports the hotel bus
iness unusually good lately
-Pont Mou,on, of weiser was an En-
NETT visitor the FIRST Of the week.
DIR. Stalker viii be doing dental
work At Carriers Ho.el Monday and Tues
day Dec 6 and z. 5d6
Mr.. and MS VIII Carpenter, Of
Sweet. we're in this viriniiy this week
ihe guests Of Weslly Tally and family
--3r. Davenport has opened "A meat
market in the room adjoining Russei
& Reagin's store.
II. Kohlhepp. the popular soda
watrr manufacturer Of Middleton, was
in town on business Monday.
John Carter is putting up new
blacksmith shop next to his feed stable
this week
Nor1cE-Fresh meat on hand and for
sale at J. W. Cooks ranch. southwest
Of town. every day in the week.
George and Charlie Reed Of Caldwell
visited their sisters Mrs. ID. Z. Smithson
and Miss Ora Reed last Saturday and
SUNDAY.
Turkey games were the rage around
town the first of the week. aud many
THANKSGIVING birds were lost and won at
freezout, solo, and dice.
Il would request all wanting dental
work done soon to call Dec 6 or 2 as |
may not ,isst Emmett during January.
Or. ". c. stalker d 6.
Mr. andMrs. Jonathan Moulton star
tedon an eastern trip MONDAY morning
to be gone until about February ist.
They will visit friends and relatives in
Kansas and Missouri during their absence.
&C, p Bilderback. Miss Hattie Bill
derback. Mr.. AID Mrs Z. X. Hayes, Miss
Anna Hayes and f. II. Vanderhof
were among the Emmettites who visited
Caldwell an Wednesday.
School was dismissed Wednesday
evening until next Monday morning on
account .oi Thanksgiving and teachers
examination which is being held N Caid-
well today and tomorrow.
An Interesting letter from District
No 10 was unavoidably crowded ou'
last week. but appears ia this issue. w
hope our correspondent will remember
us again.
Emmett now has two barber shops
Mr. Holdrider has opened a new shop IL
Henry Riggs building on lower Man
street and sam Sloprr still holds forth "a
the old stand IN his saloon.
Will Langroise has purchased a 10
from Joe Riggs on Commercial Stree
aud has moved the dwelling from hi
ranch above the Black Canyon on TO tn
same.
Mrs Church is putting upa build
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-11-26
REMovEp ro rLAcERvnL-

DR.. +. 7. Lutz the popular rhycisian
and surgeon. who mas prauced his prof
essioa in Emmett for the past year. left
Tuesday morning for Placerville where
he will locate permanently. The doctor
has made many warm friends in Emmett
and vicinity and has proven himself To
oe not only skillful in his profession but
gentleman OF admirable social traits
and good all round citizen as we'll.
The INDEX takes pleasure 10 commuetd-
ending him to the people Of Placerville.
who are to be congratulated on thy
acquisition Of tirstrate citizen and a
skilliul and r,liabie rhycisian.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-11-26
Of Interest to Buyers.

Our stock is the largest and most complete
ever carried in Emmett That our goods
and prices give satisfaction to our customers
is evidenced by our steadily increasing trade.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-11-26
No. 5


IN MEMORY OF ]. r. ANDERscN N.
Died September e7. iso7l
Father is rone' On how we miss HIM
fiis chair and rom arevacant now;
lie frIi asleep 10 that we know not
Deaths cold hand was on his brow.
Long and patiently he suffered.
Never murmured at hiS pain.
What TO uS seems bitter losing.
l. TO him eternal gain.
Now for him lifeS toll * over
He will suffer now no more,
He IL resting from his labor
On the other shining shore.
Falk's Store, Ida.. Oct. ? 1897
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-11-26

ATANTf n-TRU STWOTffY AM ACTIVE
W gentlemen or ladies TO travel 10 resnor-
si1lc established house Ia Idaho NJ Aftiv
lH3 90 and expenses. Position stenfy. f'ef-
cucc. lose Srif-r rcssI. Stamped rrHInlo
rlt Don lioi 'nirrllr. H. frt. .aHu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

Plans buildings and alterations have been h'eo
at the Department OF Buildings as ioiIo"S'
New buildings, main office: 49,,
6od.st No 366 West for a hve-story brick fat
with store 25xS3 IL Peter erter Of No 1.O32 - ~.
Iexngton-ave. and architect. vow"
62d-st No 826 332 West. for four fvestory
brick flats. 25xs3.1l; p. j. and M A. Herter.
OF No 1882 Lexington ave, owners; Peter Herter MA
& Son. of No 1882 Lexngton-ave. architects. 1@V"
S3d-si n s 100 II of Ansterdam-ave for two
fve-story basement brick fats. 2oxS6s;
Gancino Graziadio of No 2.lS6 1st-ave. owner;
5 Cohen of No 203 Broadway, architect. o6oOO
No 10. for six-story brick fiat with
stores 25xS7: Feinbcrg & Postein. of No pa
Henry-st, Michael Bernstein OF No 24l
Broadway, architect. NV0
Alterations. main Office
lod-st Nos AZ and 40 West. 10 a four-story brick
music conservatory, with store; Eliza
Mcdonald, Of No 161 Pine-st owner: Spence. ..
OF West 135th-st architect oooo
Madison-st. No 16S. 10 four story brick tene-
rnent with store Guseie Goldsne. Of No los
Madison-st Samuel Sass. OF No 70 roo
Chambers-st. architect ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: UU
Nonroe-st. No 200, to four story brick ana
public school, City. owner; G b Snyder .nn
5S7 Broadway. architect. Low
7tb-ave No 40. and Broadway. No LOTS. 10
two three-story brick and frame dwellings with
stores: Moritz Phillip. Of No 89l Madison,
ave. owner: George Flasg. OF No Grand
New buildings branch Office:
l47th-st S. l25 II OF Willis-ave. for two
four-sory brick tenements. 24xt3; Bertini
Sakariasen No 1021 Itafany-st. owner; -. ...
John Hart. Of No 1887 Fox-st. architect. ZsOU
No alteration plans filed al the branch ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
CHURCHILL HALL


Now open. Thoroughly heated Electric Lights. speeaas
rates May and June. Cottages IL rent.
Excursion tickets Shore May 20 good return
Ing until June % One fare round trip. An opportunty
TO select rooms for the summer. and see STANFORD
9. f. CHURCHILL NJ n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23

Horstadt Is,dor TO Purcell Company, NOS
ga and 246 West Z3d-st. years. ........'.....
Dav.ef Alice H. to John II Halloran. Nos Zl3
and 2l5 6th-ave all. years. ..............'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
Recorded MORTGAGE.

Cohen David 10 William Rankin. 1lSth-st,
2l0 IT Of Lenox-ave. year .:...:.:........
Devne. Mary. ct al TO and NJ Hafen
ard Mapes. etc. contains 3 acres, ! year.......
Franklin. Benjamin. 10 Patrick Gallagher.
ll6th-st 10 II @ Of Madison-ave j year..
Halbert Maria, to the Emigrant Industrial Saw.
ings Bank n 19th-st. 80 # W Of Ith-ave. j
Hilgers Jeanette and husband 10 Simon Marx,
No 10 West S2d-st, instruments .........:
I-oew William l., to Frederick W Loew. No IVA
south ST, j year - -
Mccarthy Mary A. and Julia A Dougherty TO
Richard s Emmett executor OF Benjamin IL LII
iie deceased 8 l6lst-st. 325 II W OF Amster-
dam-ave. years $500. - -.
MAYER. Karl +. to Helene Haussner ad-Neo
l25 n e of Rose-st 25x2OO. to Retreatave
years Neutrality-suspicious.. -.
Stewart Mary NJ. widow. IN Helen NJ Edgar.
9od-st is44 n e OF Counibus-ave years..
Schoenberg Resale as trustee, etc. ard solomon
and Romeo Rosenfeld and Resale Schoenberg'
individuality TO Ascher Osterman. No 20 WHIST.
as 1909 II W OF 5th-ave. years ......,.'."
Same 10 same No 2G4 West 34th-st, years..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
IMPROVEMENTS AT SEA GATE.
DEAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

pr,nce-st N e corner Of West Broadway. 2oxil.o'
simon Bernhei.ncr and announcer 10 he'''
s4th st.n $. $50 # W OF 5th-aye 5oxls76 to So'h-
soth-st No 207 West, 25xl022: Jeanette Hiigers
S2d-st No 10 West. 1sxl0O; Simon Marx anu ~ie
to Jeanette Hilgers "a sx1b.
Avenue A. e S. $50 II n OF oSth-st, ioeA.o'
Louis S schnitzer 10 Max Schnitzer nan paE..;;
6Ofh.st n s 2l5 II Of 3d-ave, 2OxlOo.o: Aiper'
l. Parkes TO Bertha Lowensten - =, 49,;
Wachter TO Amelia Schwartz!er 900 -, .,o..
l28th-st s. 1s5 fl of 3d-aye. 2oxlVo; nros
Jones. administrstrtx TO Frederie Ro Ds w.
llsth-st s. go II OF 4th-ave. ZoxlooI IA; Mar:
Brennan to Harry NJ Brennan one-slxth par.
llsth-st S. 30 fl Of Lenox-ave, ioo1lvV'
Pleasant-ave o. 18.4 II n OF ll5th-st' i9'N
Anna weymann Minnie Well. .;.,'';;;;,, ,;r
ed-ave 8, 25.S # $ Of 1O1st-st Zoxso' ALUM
Whom TO Mary A Whom =. -.
Park-ave e corner l21st-st. 1o'Xso; MOTIFS
Goldsiein and wife TO Samuel Otto ana an nn
Alfred f Fountain and wife 10 Emile rover.
ll6th-st n e. 10 II e Of Madison-aVe. Iooa
1O01l: Patrick Gallagher and wife to benjamin
Lots Nos 1877 and 2a2 b. map property Edward
T Young: Mary McManus 10 Mary Maloney
<th-st s g. lot No. a.. map Unonport; Catherine
r Allison TO Charlotte ID Allison -.
Ay,nue A, n W corner 4th-st. 26x10s. Cnionport'
Catherine Allison to same "a
6th-st $. lot No lie. map Unionport. looA<io'
same TO same =. - .,,;;,.....S
l4th-st s. lot No S4s. map same; Elizabeth
Conrad TO Elsie J Allison and another. 49,
7th-st 8 s. lots Nos 15l. l55 and 34S. map same;
Mary Blckford TO Charlotte ALLISON ana
another ........'..''''.'''''' .''''''''''
RE(ORDED LEASES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
ronntrp t)ropsrtp for Sale OF 60 Eet.

BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED COUNTRY HOUSE. ana
- grounds the Shrewsbury River. Red Bank, ~ .,
IL rooms furnished ali modern improvements For sale or
rent. apply THERESA VAUGHN. "G3 W. o7th-st''
New-YoTk.
I N THE CATsKILI.S. SUNSET Park, adjoining W.
i .lIpht park-Iror sale or Will rent a modern cottage
with all mprovements fully furnished Including piano.
bedrooms bathroom abundance Of running WAFER WIZ
piazzas; acres tennis court croqn,t ~ minutes "9s
from railroad station. Call address w. Z. H. ~"
Pearl Street Broadway, New-York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
Furnished Apartments nanieo.

NOUNG MAN Of refinement desires two room
i and bath uptown for summer months. II furnished
best assured price not 10 exceed $50 10 80 month
APARTMENT Box 1e Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
REAL ESTATE.
THE WEEK CLOSES WITH SEVERAL
SALES AT PRIVATE CONTRACT.

The brokers were successful In closing NUMBER
Of sales yesterday, which included properties IL
various sections of the city. Several lots some o.
them in large parcels. have been sold IN the ias'
few days for Improvement
Philip Wenberger is reported to be the pur'
chaser Of the northeast corner Of Twenteth-st and
FYfth-ave the sale Of which at about SDV"V "as
published in yesterdays Tribune
Jeremiah Pangburn has sold to the A. l.. & j. j.
REYNOLDS Company. Nos. % and % Horatio-st. TWO
two-story brick buildings. plot a2x&.
James R. Waterlow has sold No. S4 Six'h-ave',
four-story brownstone hathouse, on lot Dxso' Ioi
$4,000
Barbara Evans has sold to the Builders League o'
New-York No. &c West One -hundred-and-t"en''
s,xth-st lot 25x1oO for $4,000, for Improvement
John p. Leo has sold to II. c. Toroors NO o''
West One-hundred- and -forty-hfth-st' 'hree'''oi'
dwelling, on lot lS9x90 for NS.OW
David f. Oppenheimer and Joseph Hamershias
have sold to Norman & Farber for Improvement
the plot soxl0o the south side OF Eigh'!-se'e"'
ST., 20 feet west of Central Park West.
Solomon Marx mas sold to Joseph Cirr''o NO ~
West Eighty-second-st.. four-story stone-iroh'
dwelling lot lSx1O22 In exchange Mr.. Cirrtto gives
q marcel on the north side Of Eightieth-st, between
Columbus and Amsterdam ayes; M %
Walter Stabler the new three-story ana pasemen'
brick and stone house on the south size Oh o ne
Boulevard so,,H on lot isSxloO In part payment Mr.
Stabler gives the three-stort single natnouse ;
west of Third-ave. on lot 24XlW -. ,oox,.o
The bedford Park Club has bought a piot, lVHl1s,
ON Ranbridge-ave., 800 feet south of the southern
I(oulevari and will erect clubhouse. 49, -.
I.owenfeld Prayer have purchased iIpL' ~ w! nc
executors Of Ida Mule NJ 1853 First-ave plot 26x
iCn with old buildings. The same brokers , h a,,d
bought from Jane Pagan No: Pitt-st' Ho"' anu
rear enement- houses. on lot ZoxlW
IMPROVEMENTS AT SEA GATE.
The Norton Point Land Company. under whose
ownership and management has been developed the
beautiful seaside resort known as Sea Gate mas
tust signed a contract with the New-Iork Dredging
Company for line Of improvements una. WIZ 1 aa,
n strong bearing only on the futu,e oI .a.
property but will also assure unequaHeu tars ~
70 Inc Yachting fraternity who favor the waters Et
Ciravesend Bay for anchorage or sang in1 ma w" wii
for which tins contract calls Is elaborate alu
give n deep water frontage on the bay OF over MO
thousand feet running from Highiaha-aee. OH 4ie
north shore 800 feet easterly, ana thence SCUM ~
feet to Canal-ave This work is the outSoine " C,h
agreement entered into with the ATLANTIC 1acht Cuo
VINO recently purchased an entire block on tie e t
front The contract calls for the .n W W,cht
work BY November / next. at which time tne Saon'
club will commence the erection Oh tneir ear IRE
10 be occupied by them the foliowing year A"e
contract calls for an expenditure OF $N""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
5ubnrban Real Gstate


GENCY-Montc.a- real estate, all kinds sale ana rem,
"A CLARENCE p. TUBES. 5 Beekman-st.. New-fors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
Brooklyn j)ropertp for Sale.

O-sToRY BRowNsroNE HOUSE all improvements:
y also established coal business. both In Brooklyn.
exchange for free and clear stock farm city Owner
Box g Tribune Office