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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

PLEASANT Supreme Court
County Of New York. William J. WIZ
lett. plaintiff. against Charles NJ Eller ana
others. defendants.
IL pursuance OF a judgment Of foreclos.
ure and sale. duly made and entered N
the above entitled action. bearing date ,hs
26th day Of April. 1895, !. the undersigned.
the referee In said Judgment named. viii
sell at public auction. at the New York
Real Estate Salesroom. No. Ill Broadway.
in the Borough Of Manhattan in the CITY
OF New York. on the 23th DAY Of Nav
1898 at twelve O'Clock noon. by ID
Phpnix Ingraham & Co.. auctioneers TIA
premises In said judgment mentioned AMI
therein described as follows: All that Ger.
tain lot. piece or parcel ~ land. with TIA
building thereon erected. situate. lying aM
being in the city Of New York ard
bounded and described as follows 70 viii
Beginning at point on the Essterly s,te
Of Pleasant Avenue. distant eighty-four
C4 feet and three 80 inches NortherIy
from the corner formed by the interseo-
ton OF the Easterly side of Pleasant Ave-
nue. with me Noriheriy side Of Ons hum
dred and twenty-iirst Street. and runnins
thence Easterly parallel with One hundred
and twenty frst street and partly through
a party wall nine,y-eight Oes) feet thenn~
Norther.v and p .rallel with Pleasant AVA.
nue. sixteen 90 feet and eight Isl lnch.s
TO the centre line Of the clock; thence
Westerly along the same ninety eight fQSl
feet TO the Essterly side Il Pleasant Ave.
nue. Aforesaid. and thence southerIy slons
the same sixteen d6, sest and eight -
inches to the point or place Of beginnings
Dated New York. May "a. isss.
DANIEL CLARK BRIGGS. Referee
WILLIAM c. DAVIDSON.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
NJ. .4O Broadway. New York City.
The following Is diagram 81 the prem.
ises described in the foregoing notice "A
sale known as No. 40 Pleasant Avenue. n
the Borough OF Manhattan. In the City q
New York.
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ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY SECOND

-
Street. supreme Court. New ioIs
County.-rsrael Steinhart and Others a.
surviving executors Of and trustees sn-s'
the last will and testament OF Henry 500
bart deceased. plaintiffs. against tLiAs
HARI.IB and others. de,endanis.-ln p1r..
suance OF a Judgment OF foreclosure arg
sale dated January q. lsas. cuy nia.'
and entered in the above emitted acuoaI
l. the undersigned, the referee n the sala
Judgment named. Will sell at pubic au.
ton. at the New York Real Estate sa.es-
room. AT NJ. III Broadway. IN the coun.y
OF New York. on Thursday. the nineteenth
o. May. lS9S. at twelve o CLOCK MON; -
John VI. Thompson. auct.oneer. premises
as directed by said 1udgment ana tnere,n
described as follows. All that certain i9t
piece or parcel Of land. tog-her win ,hs
buildings and improvements tneness
erected. situate. lying. and being IN the
Twelfth Ward II the City o, New YORK.
and bounded and described as so.lows ~.
ginning At a point on the southefy
OF one Hundred and Thirty-eecond $3.50
distant two hundred and ten feet easte.N
from the corner formed BY the inteseSs
ton Of the easterly line or side o, fltIa
Avenue with the southerly SIDE OK ~
Hundred and Thirty second street. TIC
ming thence southerly and parallel via
Fifth Avenue. ninety-nine feet sleysa
inches 10 tho centre line OF the o'oSn:
thence easterly and parallel with oas
Hundred and Thirtv-second Street, th'iy
feet thence northcrly. again parallel WIZ
Fifth Avenue. and part OF the distance
through a party wall. nlnety-nins tees
eleven inches to the southerly side OF onss
Hundred and Thirty second Street. ano
thence westerly and along the southeriI
side OF Ons Hundred and Thirty seeonc
Street. thirty Feet 20 the point or place %
beginning. said premises being also knows
hy the stree, Number IL East One Hun
dred ana Thirty second street.
Da.cd April 20. 1898.
AUGUSTUS II. VANDERPOEI. ReferSes
HUGO s MACK. Attorney for PLAINTIFF
No. I Beekman Street. New York C'tN
1924
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Mulberry ST


The approximate amount OF the liens
or charges upon the premises 10 satisfy
which the property is to be sold Is
Sl2 ,O6. Cd. with interest thereon from the
sih day Of April. is9s. besides the costs
and allowances amounting 10 si32. 100. with
interest thereon from the 25th day OF
April. 1895. besides the expenses OF the
sale
The approximate amount OF the taxes.
assessments and othe- liens upon the prop
erty. which are TO he paid ny the referee
out % the purchase money or allowed 10
the purchaser. II:
Taxes for 1877 .......... ........ 90
Unpaid water rents for meter OF
1870 ......-.. ''''.'.'.'... &c &c ~
Croton arrears. 1890. ............... 81. 20
Meter. Sept. II. 1896 TO August
10 lS4i ......... ........-...-.. %. ~
Meter. August l6 1897. TO March
.. ISIS. .............. ~. ~
besides those since March 2lst, 1896. and
since March .. lsvs not fixed. making an
aggregate Of S3fl.90 except those not fixed
10 which should be added the interest on
said amounts respectively.
Dated. New York. April %. 1905.
DANIEL r. INGRAHAM.
Referee.
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East l2lst Street.

E1ft IZItT SIIFtl
The Approximate amount ot the lien -
charge 10 satisfy which '1e above Do,
scribed property is 10 be sold is s.. 1851 O.
with interest thereon from ire 18th lay Oh
April. 1895. together with costs and d.
lowancee. amounting - Sex. Is. with Ia.
terest from April 3Oth. 1895 eether With
the expenses Of the sale. Tho approximate
amount Of taxes. assessments and water
rates which arc TO be allowed TO the pur-
chaser out Of the purchase money or paid
Dated New York. MAY ID 1925.
DANIEL CLARK BRIGGS Referee.
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STORAGE.
SURROGATE NOTICES.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK, by the grace OF God free and In
dependent 20 Ju.ia A. Collender. Kate %.
o Hara Annie -. % Conner. Mary 9.
sands. Agnes 2. Pitt. Grace c. Braiia
and Julia Z. Marotta. send greeting.
You and each Of you are hereby cited
and required personally 20 be and appear
APPOINTED In the matter o. the compulsory
accounting II Lewis + silva and an
other as executors OF the last WILL and
Testament O, Hugh W Collender de-
ceased % examine the account Of said
Levi. F. silva as such executor. and de
termine all questions arising upon the
settlement = said account. al his Office.
No. li5 Broadway. in the Borough OF
Manhattan CITY o, New-lork. on the
10Th day Of Nay. 1895. AZ three o'clock in
the afternoon On that day and a. such
other time and pace as said accounting
may then be adjourned 20. 70 attend the
sad accounting. and such Of you as are
hereby cited as are under the age Of Il
years are required 70 appear BY your guar
dan !, you have one. or. u you have
none, % appear and apply tor one 70 be
appointed Or IN the event OF your neglect
Or failure 10 10 80. guardian Will be
appointed BY the Surrogate to represent
and act FOR you In the proceeding
In testimony whereof. We have caused
the seal o. the surrogate Court OF the
Stat. o, New York 70 be hereunto affixed.
Witness. Hon. Frank r. Fitzgerald. Sur
rogate Of our said County at the Borough
O. Manhattan Cfty 0. New York. on the
2g,h day O. March. in the year OF our
Lord One thousand eight hundred and
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
(seal-J Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court-
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Home 1.yon) Sc

Home lyon Sc
Approximate amount OF the lien 10 AT
,sfy which the property 10 sold. includ'ne
costs and disbursements Is 81. $50 As. vita
,.trrest from the 18th day az April 1898
The UNPAID taxes and Assessments. whica
are Hens upon the premises. amount ap'
proximately 10 s9ssI without interest
Dated, New York. April 20. 1895.
JOHN DELAHCNTY. Referee
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A DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
N received at their Uptown Office. No. Broadway
"a door north Of 3lstst.. until o'clock p advertise
ments received the following branch offices regular
Office o'clock p. 2j4 Sth-aVe.. Q
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West 42d-s Gth-ave.. 20 East l4th-st. 257
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FORECLOsURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
OF NEW YORK. -OPHFLIA J. cCTH-
BERT. Plaintiff. against TIMOTHY D.
SULLIVAN and NELLIE SULLIVAN, bis
wife. and ors.. Defendants. notice Of sale.
In pursuance u a Judgment Of foreclos-
ure and sale duly made and entered In the
above entitled action. bearing date the
18Th day OF April. SOS. |. the Undersigned.
the referee IN sad Judgment duly ap-
pointed. will sell az public auction. az me
New York Real Estate Sa.esruom. No. Ill
broadway. IN the Borough OF Manhattan
and CITY. County and State OF New York.
on the 10Th day ~ May. 1925. AT u O'Clock
noon OF that day. by Peter F. Never. auc-
mentioned and therein described. as fol-
lows. Viz.
ALL tina, certain 10, OF land in the sixth
Ward x cliy % New York. with the BULL
Ing thereon erected bounded and described
BEGINNING at point on the eas;srly
side Of Mulberry street distant one hun
dred Al 4 thirteen feet and one inch north
erly from the nor,herly linz Of Park street
and running thence in an easterly direc-
ton. bur slightly incining 70 the north. as
the said lot Is now enclosed and occupied
twenty seven feet and three inches. thence
eastery and al right angles with Mulberry
Street hfty-seven feet. thence northerly
parallel with Mulberry Street twenty feet
and nire inches. thence westerly AT right
angles with Mulberry Street eighty four
feet and six inches u the elsterly line Of
Mulberry street. thence southerlY along
the line last mentioned twenty-five feet
aui three inches 10 the point or place Of
beginning. said premises being now known
as number Forty (s0) Mulberry Street.
Dated New York. April oath. ls?s.
DANIEL L. INGRAHAM.
Referee.
STANTON & HOPKINS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
81 Nassau Street.
New York CITY.
The premises to he sold are known rs
number Forty Mulberry Street. and the
following is a diagram thereof:
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Sote.-The Approximate amount o. W.
10 satisfy which the premises are 70 %
sold is s26. PTS AZ with interest from JAW
airy 81. 1898. The approximate amouns y
the unpaid taxes and water 1en's
1894 10 besides interest. $500
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscription: -
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FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES De-

hartman, Of the Interior. Once Of Indian Afairs:
-. par. n e March so 1895. Sealed proposals NJ"
W. re"eved IS the Commissioning - moan An"'' a.
" - " ,ostcr street. New York CITY. unih ''..n
-, nj Tuesday May Il 1880 FOR furnishing Tor ihe
indian service. coffee. sugar Yea, rice n@n."s p"lb'
,D' notions hats and boots a-.' SHOES cI2 ney:
10 school books BIDS must be made ~ Government
~ NJ schedules giving al necessary lnioi n".h loI
~. rr,u lie furnished Application az the imam
W.n''S Ml"",,,r,cn f. e Nos - 80 Wooster street.
N,. W CIV so state street. Chicago. III the
Ic,venw0,fh Omaha 81 Louis. -. Paul and san I'm
r' ,t r5stmasers al sioux City. larkton Arkansas
Geo .'',,pen Tor~ka Wicna. and Tucson. BIDS viii
e onened a, the and days above stated. ana 1seis
Commissioner.
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Ocean CLEANERS.

mo- @TM NERRlAM AlCDWD
vAsT EMPRESS SERVICE.
Lain 49, Tu, Ms, l. neon Lain .Tu June a. re A. NJ
Friedrich Nj 81 An. T. Friedrich. June u NJ
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CFKRROURG PARIS. BREMEN
Havei Sat. MAY IS 10 ~ 81 ga .nn me, ~ ~ Ash
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Friedrich Thursday. May a. r. -,
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GIBRALTAR. NAPLES GENOA ,,
Ems ..... May r. 10 A. NJ. KL. VIM II. JunI T. "a
AIer. May 81 p ". Fuida...June ~ 10 ~
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OEI.RicHs & co. : BOWLING GItEEN.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
DRESSMAKING.


A -A.-COrTTRIERF FRANCHISE.
Formerly with stern Bros. latest faris
designs FOR summer. dinner. carriage, re
ception and wedding gowns bicycling and
golf suits riding habits. ta'lor-made
gowns az ress rrahle prices. short notice:
ladies' material made ny. Mime. BENZ
lsth-s'
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OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED

SEND US your old gold. jewe.ry. &c. We
send certified check for fun value there
OF. Bank reference. Established lsz-.
GEORGE X. JOYCE. 81 Fu.tOn-st.
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}Jropos aIs.

ARMY BUILDING whitehall s'ree, .,,u, Msm
"A Work MAJ O. is9sSealed proposals. IN trlpicssdte
.r he we'd until u clock noon NAY % lH'o
arI then opened for supplying ABOUT l'"o s@4''"S -
-. li specIr ass us lN sen i-r lily -"
,.,rrsh~d on application 20 the Undersigned treiet
" 30 given a. articles q domestic production or
,,t,cturs conditions OF quality ana price "n,'tii"s
~'.s d, s1rr!gu PRODUCTION ~ n"n. -i.I'i" ''
~ re e. -, h.,rg equal The Government rs.erves
W. tight 10 reject accept any or al prop s"is ~ any
. ,Hererf Envelopes containing proposals 1'lNli ne
a a., .l,-o,osa. f0r Mineral or and 'dIre'se1 10
,s ti1MBAI.I. d. q. VI. General
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BOOKSELLERS.

-~~7-~~->0~~"N0~--~~o-~~>>>> >~-"~0"ONo-o-oc~ec:~
Cnc.-'MAGIC White and Black" Calfe-
COTS Books. Melvilles sea stories.
Vo.taire's CANDLE" PRATT. lSl TIN
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HOARD AND ROOMS.

,aTH-ST.. 2l-o3 WEST. -Beautiful large
ran.ients sccommodated. references.
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PHRENOLOGIsTs g. PUBLISHERS
HELP WANTED.

Female.
cook. coarse washing,
in city; personal reference. Friday. II
West 4Sth-s.
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FOR SALE.

-~~>~~~----s~~---~-c-os-N~ --o-~~-~~~~>-~~~~~%
FOR sALE.--ren RIP.AHS for o cents
~ druggists; one gives RELIEF.
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS and suhseripapns .or The Tribune
n received their Uptown once No l242 Broadway.
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DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.
FURNISHED ROOFS.

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IRVING PLACE. I4-Rcoms absolutely
clean; box-sp-ing beds: best location:
corner buNdinr.
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PLEASANT well ventilated rooms. with
al convenience, suitable for one or two.
1881 Lexington-are.. near 1lSth-s'.
23D-ST. 1853 EST-Two connecting
rooms suitable for tressmaker. HOP
MAYER
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back psFlor FOR physician. references.
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ERENCH LINE.
old DOMINION LINE.


q GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
From Pier "a North RIVER FOO; Of West 24th.st
Furnessa. May Il. Archoria. Iay y, noon
Ethiopia May q noon FuinessIa June is. noon
CITY or ROME June and July 2
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second Cabin.
Rome. S42 so Furnessia, 49, ~. Other Strs.. S35
S-selage Passage
Rome So 80 Furnessia. $3.50 Other Strs. sc3 80
For illustrated Book Of Tours apply TO
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MACHINFtty.

D<N<<%<<-~<-~<-~-~>- ~~~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~>>~~\
AT REDUCED PRICES.-S,O secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and e1-
changed. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 39s Mad
sons.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

s~S~<<~SN~SNr>c<S~<>r~>~ ~csr>~~~~~N-~NAAA<>
Staten Island Tract.c-. Company. forr,ssss
the Port Richmond and Prohibition D.
Electric Railroad Company. and all 80
singular its appurtenances. merchandisse
furniture and fixtures. dynamos. engine
cars. rolling stock. equipments. rails ,iss
machinery. tools and materials and II
property acquired in the construction - -
Grafton and maintenance Of its electr,.
railroad. and also all Its real estate and ~
terest theeein. and all It's tracks and al a..
electric railroad situate in Richmond Csr,.
~. New York. and all real and personsi
property now owned or acquired In ss,S
County by the said Railroad CoInpsnwn
For a more particular description Of -:
premises and property 10 be sold herein
reference is hereby made TO the decree -;
foreclosure and sale herein. on flle IN ~
Office OF the Clerk Of the Supreme CoSss
in and for the County OF Richmond.
Dated New York. April 27th. 1898.
MICHAEL E. FINNIGAN.
BUTLER. HOFFMAN. JOLTNE & MYn.
DERSE, Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
81 Wall Street. New York City.
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RIIIIARn AND InOI. TAItIr&

~~.oNNNNNo~N0O0ONNcNO N~-N~N~Oo~"O~o"~"s~>0>o~"
MANUFACTURERS OF Billiard and Poo
Tables; reasonable prices: easy 'erms
A. Il. MARK BRO~.- i2t East l4'h-@-
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-09-23
CHARLES G.. KERR.

Mr.. Charles G. Kerr was one of the
leading lawyers and citizens of Baltimore
He was generously honored by his party,
having served three times as states at
torney. During his terms of office many
cases of Importance were tried. In the
conduct of the business entrusted to him
Mr.. Kerr exhibited the qualities of a
lawyer whose long experience at the bar
and knowledge generally of men and
things enabled him to succeed where
many would have failed.
All who came in contact with him felt
at once his gentleness and urbanity. 1t
was so decided as to mark him for distinc-
ton. He was in politics during most
exciting period, but it was difficult for an
adversary to pelt him with the usual ex-
plentiyes. The words died on the lips, or
fell aimlessly before indignant friends of
all parties. There has rarely been gentler
or more lovable nature than his; and his
memory will linger long in the COM
munity.-Baltimor An,e, lean.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-09-23
lRER-UPPER MARLBOROUGH MARYLAND, SEPTEMBER
\ CARD.

hasb
with the School Commissioners the appointment Master
Maryland College
after In RTs1" T this LAW the seho" s u
held Scho
which and ask that publish leaving only the
by Master ous
whose mark @ and who rated the examiners No that Na19r f.
determined
The test had been applied and that test Master eea ap
sewyn of the boys were close
fractional should be dropped and
appointment Board If the School Board
appears only
of 30 leading applicants where must this stop
9O whole ve
scholar? Under the latitude afforded
Baden be also entitled enter the
examination Master Griffith
ma we openhe of favoriism
counting the difference between the
for Master
whole numbers
possible
peculiar the majority of the School
counted for
Now apply the rule adopted by the majority Of the sf3G
studies by
numb and the result
apply fractions Master average VIII De
which
1913 Apply the rule Of ignoring fractions and Master eea
consideration would under M party an
would deprive worthy of the benefits of an education
Respectfully
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-09-23
NO PROFIT IN
HOLDING CROPS.

Dun's Reriep thinks American farmers
who are holding their wheat for higher
prices will lose money by it, as the dis
tributing markets will still have all that
the needs of the situation require, and the
wheat so held, when finally thrown on
the market, will have the effect to depress
values. The same warning should be
given to the producers of cotton The crop
of 1897, amounting to 11,1S0,960 bales,
will increase the stock on hand for the
coming year to above 100000 bales
There is nothing in the prospects of the
trade to indicate corresponding increase
in requirements of the mills, and spinners
will be in an easy frame of mind with re-
gard to the replenishing of their stocks,
especially with another great crop in pros
pect. In the great majority of cases the
best time to sell the great staple products
is when they are ready for market
Memphis Scin,itar.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-09-23
colorea Schools.
RECEIPTS
DISBURSEMENTS.
Hon. Boo,d of School Commits ion

Hon. Boa,d of School Commits ioners
children Employed
of
color
will schoofa
of
to
shavew and
The outlook for public schools
The schools are entirely free the amount OF cash hand and in Sights
for white The proceeds from State Judging from State
600 81 before additional
o
of
Respectfully Submitted
THOMAS S. STONE
irttny Setu,y.
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r. AND O.'S IMPROVED
OUTLOOK.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad seems
to be likely to receive increased business
IN consequence of Chicago capitalists &C.
quiring large interests in it. Business to
some extent goes by favor, and it is of
some Importance to the railroad that those
who own its stock should have the means
of giving it traffic that might go to com.
petitors. To be part of transcontinen-
tai route from Seattle to Baltimore and to
be sustained by men having control of
important lines of lake steamers-these
are decided advantages. 1t means an
accession of up-to- date ideas of pushing,
progressive men, as well as more business.
Baltimore's prominence as an exporting
point and trunk line terminal cannot but
be enhanced. Once put in first rate condi-
ton and ably managed the road will have
fine rospects.-Baltimor Sun.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-09-23
THE DEATH OF
WINNIE DAVIS

The death of Miss Winnie Davis,
who passed away at Narragansett on
Sunday, says the Baltimore Sun, will
touch the hearts of thousands OF per-
sons who never saw her and knew her
only by report. Born during the clos
ing months Of the civil war, she was,
as the child of the Southern President,
a representative daughter of the
Confederacy," and as such appealed to
the imagination as well as the affection
and loyalty OF all friends and admirers
OF the Lost Cause. She was representa-
tive of the New South, however, no
less than of the old, and by her earnest
and courageous battle against adverse
circumstances won the respect ofthose
who formerly hated the name she bore,
SO that the "Daughter Of the Confede-
racy" became also the adopted daugh-
ter of the North. Miss Davis was a
woman of intellectual force and strong
character, and these elements, combin-
ed with her energy and determination,
gave promise of an unusually success
full career. The blotting out of this
brave and bright young life which had
accepted so uncomplainingly the wreck
of sectional hope and family prosperity
is peculiarly pathetic, and the heart of
the country will go out in sincere
sympathy to the desoIate mother call
cd upon once more and in her old age
to bear the stroke of heavy bereave-
ment.