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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
BY Sutton e. Co.

Tn execution OF a certain deed ~ ,
10 the undersigned trustees. dated
rs. 1895. M recorded ia Clerks 0r
HenricO County Court, IN Deed-po.t ~
"a" page 331. which was given fo i'
cure the payment Of a certain sra
money therein mentioned. default t. /.
been made in the payment on
thereof. and being directed go t9 5t !.
the beneficiary, we shall offer f0r
at public auction, upon the prom..a
MONDAY, APRIL Is. iQf VI
at $50 o'clock Il. NJ. the al0ya.rM
toned PROPERTY. being The Same en-
veyed by the deed Of trust hereinbaf,-,
mentioned.
The house IS comparatively now .
good order, and has seven or eight Room. ~
The lot fronts G0 feet and runs hac.
tween parallel lines 12J feet 90 an sf.,
II feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses o. gal,
any taxes that may be due. and tho
OF 5000, with interest from Aug.st ~.
1897. the balance upon a credit az .v ,-5
twelve months. secured By a trust g..i
upon the property.
FRANK r. SUTTON.
JOHN 5. ELLETT
JOHN 3. PURCELL.
aD Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
ABOUT 200 DOZEN FINE LINEN
TOWELS.

In Hemstitched, Huck, and Damask, that
cost the owner up to Si.2j a dozen, are
here. choice of any. Ice.
Also. 70 pieces of 2-yards-wide Linen
Table Damask, silver bleached. cost
ing &C. Wholesale. for S9c. a yard. At
retail only
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13

Uses. on
FRIDAY, APRIL .. 1S2S
ut : o'clock p. NJ. that EXCELLENT.
Observation-Disclosures. AND WELL
ARRANGED DWELLING, above re-
ferred TO. situated on the north side NJ
Main. between Fourth and Fifth streets.
for a long time owned and occupied hy
the late w. II. HaXall. and containing
about 10 rooms. together with the l1t
upon which il stands. fronting about %
feet and running back q good depth.
With the house and lot VIII he sold th4
right of way in an alley 10 feet o inches
wide. extending out 10 Fourth street, as
well as other rights and ways belonging
thereto.
TERMS: one third cash. and the resi-
due upon credits Of one % Two years
for notes. with interest thereon. payable
semi-annually. and secured by retention
of title by the court. or by a trust deed
10 LANE STERN.
Special Commission
w. Greaner Neal, who sues. Plaintiff.
against Thomas ID. Neal. Jr, 90 1.s.
Defendants.-ln the Chancety Oolil Ok
the city of Richmond. .
|. Charles ". GOddin, tl'rk oI siIl
court. certify that the bond required Oi
the Special COMMISSIONS by The decree
in said cause Of November q, 1870, Ats
been duly given. .
Given under my hand this ath day 4
November. 1897. &. w. GODulN.
ap 10 Ll--n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13

under the style Of Weeks q Battle, and
he has established n large practice.
He Is one OF the most widely-known and
popular young men in New York, and Is
a member of the University Club, of the
Calumet Club. the Military Club, the
Seneca Club. the Southern Society. and
the Seventh Regiment of New York city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
AUCTION sALEs-Fntur. n.,.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD IL
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT ALL
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID D."
kATA BY THE VENDOR AND THyy
VENDEE. Ahs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
DAB YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
VENDEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
The Stock Of Carpets,
Bought for Almost Nothing,

is here for your buying at
Cohen's smallest profits;
There are several hundred
rolls yet from the fire sale OF
John Il James Dobson's stC-
rage house, the total stock
of which at the time OF the
fire amounted to upwards OF
$500, 600, and one quarter OF
all were bought by the Cohen
Company for cash down.
1oc. to 6oc. a yard, costing 6oc. to S2'75
yard.
is Of special interest for its newness
and the prices placed on them six IN
formation alone has saved our puDhc
thousands Of dollars this season. anu
all for the most wanted sorts.
Broken Plaid Tanetas, the COO. heavy
grade. 20 inches wide. Tor &C. ~.
Extra Heavy QudlltN bld'N
Getas. i'm 10 different color c0Inolla-
lions sold heretofore for ST. Tor DC
yard. r.oo., for 4-c
Changeable Rustling Idio'" i' ~
yard. from 15c. Nard. 90
Illuminated ~Satin-face tHt-hS i'i b"
ward. from soc. yard.
Fancy Ian. Foulards. the KIND mat sen
eV.fvwhere for G9c. yard, TOT -oC' IdIu'
An Of the newest shadings in the mar
row and wide stripe Tadetas, an eA-
ira good quality, for zoe. YARD.
Aii'SiIk 25-inches-wide Black Benga-
lines. newest silk for skirts and shirt
waists. for 95c. yard. from $l;So yaru;
Plark 2j-inch Rustling Glaze, the usual
Ggc. grade, for i9C. yard.
Black satin Ehadamir. a lnches WluS'
with extra fine lustre, for 6Sc. yard'
from 81 yard. o, s
Black Satin Brocade Cachemir, Il lhches
wide. for soc. yard. from zoe.
Black S~ewing-Silk Gauze, . inches Wlue'
worth Use. yard, for i2c.
Extra Fine Black Mourning Armure'
81 inches wide, the usual SIC. quality
for 65c. yard.
Black Peau de Sole Tor 'oc' yaru' from
q D.. ward
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ULE.RaAN BROTHERS,
1900 EAST FRANKLIN STREET.
MEETINGS.
APP I3-W&Su&w'


THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
BOARD OF VISITORS OF THE MEDl-
CAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA will be
held in the college building on THURS
DAY, April u, 1895, at y o'clock noon.
j. b. M'CAW, President.
Daniel y. Talley, Secretary.
WIGWANt MONAGHAN TRIBE. No. 80,
I. O. r.. M.-Chiefs and Brothers You
are hereby ordered to meet at your wig
wan. Monroe Hall. No. Gil west Main
Moon. q. s. ID. 40I, at the Sd run, TO pay
the last, sad tribute of respect 10 our
deceased brother. ROBERT -. AUSTIN.
Members Of sister tribes fraternally in
vited to attend.
BY order of Sachem.
NELSON POWELL,
ap 13-1t Chief of Records.
THE VIRGINIA STATE BOARD OF
DENTAL EXAMINERS will hold its
regular annual examination in the Capt.
toll building, at Richmond. Va, TUES
DAY. .June Z. 1895. ut 9 o'clock A. NJ.
For information and permits apply to
Or. H.. WOOD CAMPBELL, Secretary,
J. o. HALLER, President,
ap 13-lt Wytheyille. Va.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
Richmond. Va, March 10. 1898.
The Board OF Visitors OF this lnstitu-
ton will assemble in the College building
on THURSDAY, April p, 1888, at Y
o'clock noon, for the purpose Of e~lecting
a Professor 70 the Chair of Diseases OF
the Eye, Ear. and Throat, made vacant
Inv the death of Professor Charles NJ.
Shields. N. ID. Candidates for the posi-
ton will forward their applications aud
testimonials to Christopher Tompktps,
NJ. d., Dean OF the faculty.
j.. Il. MCAW, NJ. D..
President Board of Visitors.
Daniel d. Talley. Secretary.
NH N,23,2 p, 80. Apo 6, TO- 3. 10 IL. IL, 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
Il ARE AUTHORIZED TO SELL

FOR A NONRESIDENT. FOUR BRICK
DWELLINGS. They must be sold. and
a bargain can be expected. Call TO see us
about them. win pay handsomely as an
investment. j. Il. ELAN & co,
APP 5-l0t lib Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
OIL AND GAS STOVES.

1-Burner Iron-Tank Oil-Stoves for 4Oc.,
usually 95c.: 2-Burners for Sc. usu-
ally $1.45; 3-Burners for $3.50, usually
$3.50.
1-Burner G~as-Stoves for SC. usually 15c.
2-Burner G~as-StoVes. with cut burners,
for $1.4S, usually 1925.
5-Burner Nickel-Plated Gas-Stoves.
with double cut burners, usually S.,
for $2.75.
Gas Tubing. all lengths, for &c. a foot;
EQUALS any 15c. kind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
GLASSWARE.

Beautiful Cut-Pattern Glass Water
Tankards. extra tall. for 25c. were SOC.
Cut-Pattern Berry Bowls, Cake Sal
vers. Water Pitchers. n Cake
Plates. all usually sell for p and 3Oc.,
to-day 10c. each.
Flint-Glass Water Tumblers, usually
COO. q dozen. for 1c. each.
15c. Butter Dishes for &c.
Handsome Cut-Pattern Finger Bowls
for 1Oc.
Beautiful Amber-Tinted Glass Berry or
Cream Saucers. Olive Dishes. Cream
Pitchers, and Custard Cups, all 10 and
15c. values. for SC. choice.
Cut-Pattern Berry Saucers, usually CSC.
a dozen. for 21-2c. each.
FROM $50 TO 1890 O'CLOCK
Handsome S-inch Cut-Pattern Bowls
for &C.; usually pc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
HAY, GRAIN, MILL.FEED,
STRAW, SHUCKS, FLOUR,
POTATOES, &c,

Largest Storehousc-best equipped. We
quote you the following on guaranteed
strictly first-class goods.
Good Mixed Hay, per lO0.........S a.
Good Timothy Hay, per 100 .......... 80
Best Timothy Hay, per lOO.....".... %
Shucks. per 100 %
Oats, per bushel ................ 81
Seed Oats. per bushel ................ 80
Good Corn. per bushel ....."...". ~
Shipstuf. City Mills. per bushel...... Is
Brownstuff, City Mills. per bushel.. y
Bran. City Mills. per bushel......... Is
Coarse COrnmeal, per bushel........ 20
Best City Meal, per bushel.......... q
Best Linseed Meal, per bushel ........ ! %
Early Rose Potatoes, per bushel.... -
Peerless, etc. .....'' %
We handle everything in Feed Line.
BE pleased to quote you prices on any
thing. Money orders must accompany all
orders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Genuine Hardwood Refrigerators. filed
with granulated cork and lined with
galvanized iron, for $3.50; a good sl5
value.
Solid Oak Refrigerators. with remova-
BILE tank and lined throughout with
galvanized iron, for 1915.
Handsome S%ideboard Refrigerators, that
We're bought TO sell for 81, must go
to-day for so.
Hardwood ~Ice-Chests. with seven dis
tinct walls Of %granulated cork, for
s.. 30. larger ones IN 10 SlS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
GEORGE ID. PLEASANTS,
NH f5-eodlm Executive Committee.

House Of Representatives, United States,
Washington, D.. c., April z, 1858.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
those persons who desire their sons or
wards 10 apply for appointment 10 the
West Point Military Academy from the
Third District OF Virginia, that upon ap-
plication to me they Will be furnished
Applications will be received up To and
including the 30th DAY OF APRIL. 1898.
and opportunity will be afforded appli-
cants to appear before d district examsn-
ing board as soon thereafter as practi-
cable. John LAMB,
Member Congress. Third District OF Vir-
ginia. 40 10-Sai&W2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
- EMOYAL SALE BY G.. H. OLIVER,
4 Anctinnaer. No 02O wast Rroad street..

IL auctiOneeri NO. ESO west broad street.
Having leased the store No. 20 east
Broad street, | will. in order 10 avoid
moving any more than possible, sell at
my present stand. 20 west Broad street,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL -. 1898,
at 1920 A. NJ, Chamber Suits. I'm oak.
stained. and marble top; oak Bullets.
Tables. Chairs, Bedsteads. Springs. Blu
reaus, Mattresses. Cooking and Heating
Stoves. Desk. ? Iron Safes. Wardrobes,
Lounges. &c. No limit. No reserve. Last
sale before removal.
ap Is WILLIAM II. BURTON.
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WANTED,

A WOMAN TO COOK AND CLEAN FOR
a Family of Three. Must be an expert
enced cook and first-class bread-maker.
Call at 1919 west Grace street. between
the hours Of 10 and ~ a. NJ. ap 12-3t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
NOTICE TO ALL LO1-OWNERs IN
HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.

YOUR PARTICULAR ATTENTION IS
CALLED TO TWO CIRCULARS recently
sent out by your Executive Committee.
One calls especial attention TO having
you place your lot in the perpetual
care" OF the company and the other asks
slate vaults or boxes in burials. Nothing
has done more 10 b~eautlty Hollywood
than the care the company has given TO
every lot in Hollywood under the per
petual care Of the company, and we
ask your cooperation IN securing so de-
sirahle an end. For further information
apply TO tho superintendent at the grounds
or either OF the following:
A. BARGAMIN, President;
OHIO .. OWENS.
GEORGE ID. PLEASANTS,
NH f;-eodlm Executive Committee.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,

BY A YOUNG LADY. A HOME TO ACT
as Companion. Best OF references ex-
changed. Address Miss f.. s., care Dis
patch. ap BIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
BY y. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneor.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Y OF THAT
WELL-LOCATED, THOROJGHLY-Ap.
POINTED RESIDENCE.
No. 48 EAST MAIN STREET,
WITH BROAD LOT,
BY AUCTION.
n APRIL 8. 1Sl2-

In execution of the decree mentioned
below. / will sell By auction, on The prcm-
ises, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
THE UMBRELLAS

HAD IL DE oOID 1oiDIN
CASH-COHEN'S TO THE RESCUE.
100 Ladies' Fin C~hangeable Colored
Tafeta Silk Umbrellas. very close
roll. silk covers and t%assels, natural
imported handles. $l.53, instead of
$50.
Black Taffeta silk, Close-Rolling I'm
brellas. steel rod. 81 each; worth N.9N
26-inch English Gloria Umbrellas, natu-
raj handles. 19c.
2D9gLadies' Close-Rolling, Black TdHeta
Silk Umbrellas. with cases II tas-
sells. $1.49. instead of $3.50.
Mems German Gloria Umbrellas, with
steel rod, Prince of Wales handles
47c.
Swell Plaid Silk Umbrellas. tight roll.
with long Princess handles, gold coll
lars. S4.9S.
Black SILK Princess Umbrellas. mourn
ing handles. Princess loop, $2.9S
Mourning SILK Parasols. pen hem
stitched border. long ebony handles,
$50.
The Driveway Parasols. canopy tops,
very nobby effects. $3.50.
And a hundred others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
WANTED,

MAN OR LADY OF GOOD ADDRESS
to Travel and Appoint Agents. so per
month and expenses. y. w. ZElGLER
& CO., 25 Locust street, Philadelphia.
ap asa. Su& Wet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
WANTED,

ANY PERSON DESIRING a NICE
Cook. Chamber Maid. or Good Bread
Maker. with first-class references, TO APP
ply at No. 1880 west Moore street.
an 13-1ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
BY c. II. Oliver, Auctioneor.

BY the Valentine Auction Company,
General Auctioneers.
Office and store 500 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13

T. Pannill. Aucuoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
COW ARE THESE INDERNEAh
PRICES
as compared with your practical know
ledge of their cost elsewhere?

as compared with your practical Know
ledge Of their cost elsewhere?
Ladies' Pure Lisle-Thread Vests. silk
finished neck and arms, l3c., Tor the
very best 25c. grades.
Ladies High-Neck, Long-Sleeve bleacI-
ed Ribbed Vests. silk-tinished neck
and front, the best SOC. value LOT o5c;
Ladies Pink and Blue Wo~Neh-otllpeu
Vests. fancy crochet neck anu dIms'
lie: worth 2jc.
cream SIX Ladies' Vests. fine Swiss
ribbed. silk crochet SHOULDERS otC'' loI
the usual 6gc. ones.
Ladies' High-Ncck, Short-SleeVe KID
bed Vests, spring weight. ETC:
Children's Nazareth Ribbed Under
wear Waists, al sizes, &c.
Infants Fine Lightweight WOOL vests,
patent fastening, pc.
Chudren's LOW-Neck, NO sleeves
summer Ribbed Vests. crochet and
taped neck and arms, &c. each.
THE TRIMMING WORLD l. ACTIVE
THIS SEASON.
Come and see the why; it's as apparent
as if you had been to Paris on a trip.
Look over these new lots and you will
see the need for them:
Narrow Spangled Finishing Gimps. in
gold. silver. and colors, on novelty
lace braid, 19c. yard.
Pearl and Iridescent Trimmings, 39c. a
Black s~pangled and Beaded Nets, sl9S
yard.
~ Tc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13

fects. and half. many at quarter, prices.
Correctly portrayed. they read;
Percales. yard wide. for Lie sea
Island. II l-2c. ones. for Size; Others
that cost up TO l6c., for . DC ~
Handsome Scotch Madras. full 80 lnches
wide. for S 3-fc.
Upwards of a Yard-Wide ~Jaconettes for
3-4c.
Handsome New Printed Organizes for
Pile; 25c. grade.
Best Sc. Unbleached Drill for 3 3-ic.
Full Yard-Wide Bleached Cotton, &c.
grade, for 37-Sc.
Fine Zephyr Dress Ginghams, In hand
some plaid and checked styles. for loo.
New Dress Ginghams, 6 to SC. ones,
for 3 7-Sc.
16 CSC. Corded Dimities, in new print
ing, for S3-lc.
All-Over Embroidered ~Jaconettes. cost
20c., for 93-4c.
9.O00 yards Light Shifting Prints, best
sc. grade. for 23-ic.
Langsdale White Cambria for 6S-ic.;
Sc. grade for Use.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
WANTED.

A POSITION AS TRAVELLING SALES
man. Best OF reference furnished. Address
BUSINESS" 27 Northwest street, Raj
eigh. N. G. ap lost
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED,

A GENTLEMAN WISHES BOARD
for himself and wife near city. on car
line. Address, stating terms, locality. etc,
b.. b.. care Of Dispatch. ap Bit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13

A POSITION IN A LAWYERS OFFICE
ns StenOgraphor and Typewriter. VII
render my services regardless OF tn
price. Satisfactory reference given. AID
dress Post-Office Box 40, city. APP Bit
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WANTED,

A POSITION TO DO OFFICE WORK.
Good typewriter. Good references II re-
quired. Address WORK" care or Dis
patch. mp BIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13

Liberty SILK Pleatings, for fronts
waists sc, 49c. TO S.75 yard.
pe,Gorated silk Embroidered Mousseline
de Sole All-Overs, handsome new Ell
fccts. 1925 yard.
line dc Sole. entirely new. $2.@S yard.
Uandsome Gold Bullion. perforated,
embroidered all over. $3.50 yard.
Liberty silk Pleatings and Sheerlngs'
20c. yard and up.
Black Satin Milliner Folds; all Wldths;
&c. yard and up.
All colors or Black Mohair Soutache
Braids. 61-ic. a dozen yards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-13
WANTED,

SPACE TO STORE SEVERAL TRUNKS
and Boxes until October 10, 1898. w. Y.
"A. care Dispatch. al Bit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
WANT TIE PHILIPPINES RETAINED.
NETWORK MERCHANTS TO PETITION THE PREsI-
DENT TO HOLD TIE ISLANDS

DENT TO HOLD THE ISLANDS
The merchants and importers of New-York who
believe that the Philippines offer a field Of excep-
tional value for American exports have signed
petition TO be sent 70 President Mckinley request
ins the retention Of the islands. Taurus LOOMS.
Of 80. ZIG Church-st.. said yesterday that there
would have been no difficulty in securing many
more sgners 70 the petition.
Il only showed II 10 those persons whom hap
pened to meet during the brief time could spare
from my business said NJ. LOOMS
The Spanish trade I'm cottons IN tho Islands has
been enormous: on certain styles Spain enjoyed
monopoly practically England and Germany have
also had share Of the business The American
cotton goods which are being shipped 10 almos:
every part Of the globe are particularly noted FOR
their superior quality They free from sizing.
clay and other foreign matter. which enters into
the composition Of many Of tho cotton goods sold
IN the market. American merchants are already
engaged in preparing samples for the Philippine
trade. and there is no reason why they should not
have H."
The following IS the petition:
To the Hon william Mckinley. President Of the
Sir: The Undersigned merchants. exporters and
DINERS OF New- 1ork C-ty. Geslre 70 express their
oi saSurTs ana acon iso iaT a.
ho.d he Philippine Islands under the control Of the
We welcome the cessation Of hos,ilities between
the United states and spain. but maintain that
In the interests OF civilization. good government
and commerce. these islands should not be
rendered that every foot Of soil covered by the
American flag thus far should he under the control
OF the American Nation.
OSCAR N SANFORD. wholesale iryro>,s, No. I'll.
Church-st
GEORGE r. SUTTON hosiery. No 2is Church St
5 y BREWSTER d-ygoois. No 70 II -aari-st
BUCKINGHAM < PAUISON. drvgoods No. Lon
ard-st
NEUss. HEssLEIN 3 co importers and exporter. o..
Gryg7ods No 80 Frank,in-st
ERLANGER BROS. manufacturers q drawers and Over
ais ". % Whites.
EDWIN GIBSON. wholesal~ i-ygood, No 10 Whi'e-et
EVERETT HEANEY & 90. exporters q drygoois. Sos
$50 and $50 Canal-st
WILLIAM FISH JR. & CO. wholesale i-yEoods No 80
LN0nari-si.
LEONARD 81.
NAZAREI n MANUFACTr RING COMPANY. ranu'art-
lrers ~ waists 40. 81 Leona-d-st
/ WILLIAM CHALMERS yarns 40 - Ieonars- a.
/ C. c.. NEWELL drygoods. 80 ~ L>onart-st.
| A. ?. BUCHANAN s. SONS. olclo,hs 80 81 i>onard--
4 Taurus LOOMS drygoocs W Pa chu-ca-st
/ WILLIAM LEWIS BROWN. Wholesale vooI-ns. 10. 81
/ JOHN II PARKER. builder. No &c Br-a:vay
/ !. a BOWER. iroa ard s.-ei manufacturer. NJ -
Broadway
JOHN a. o'NEiLI. Manufacture Of mica, No IS Fl-
EUGENE MUNsEIL. stove manufacturer No 2is
f'ERDINANo VAN sIcr7N. who.e-ale drssroas No. s2s
JOHN STEWART. e-yEoods No. PIG church-.t
JOHN g.. TATUM. drygoods. No. 81 Leonsra-et
JAMES HIGGINS & BRO. boots and shoes W ~
MURRAY BRoKiNG. cotton goods No 2l2 Church. a.
THOMAS HUGHES. wholesale cotton No 2i2 Church >,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
Have You
ever used Lundborg's
Violet Water? Delightfully."-
refreshing and fragrant.
THE ALBANY TO BE FINISHED AT THE
ARMSTRONG WORKS.
SHE WILL BE THE FIRST VESSEL EVER con-
sTRUcTED IN ANOTHER COUNTRY EsPE-
crALLY FOR THE UNITED STATES.

s7RrcTrD IN ANOTHER COUNTRY EsPE-
crALLY FOR THE UNITED STATES
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBrNEl
Washington Aug 24-The cruiser Albany. now
building m the Armstrong Works at Eiswick
Nogcasfle-on-Tyne England Will be the first YES
eel ever constructed abroad especially for the
United States Navy although several vessels now
IN tho service we're purchased outside Of this
country as an emergency war measure This
naval novelty developed to-day When Chiet En-
eineor Harold p Norton and Assistant Naval Con-
s,r,,ctor Horatio I. Gflmor were ordered respec-
lively rs Inspector Of machinery and Inspector OF
hull The new ship AZ present consists only OF
a complete set ~ frames upon which plating has
barely begun and n few castings FOR the engines
The Albany was IN this condition when the war
began and under the strict neutrality provisions
work upon her vas Immediately suspended
The United States A. that lime was compelled
~ biiv this vessel I'm order get the New-Orleans
which had iust been completed md which has been
% good service on the Cuban coast The vessels
we're bought from the Brazilian Government, more
for fear thar Spain might secure them than for
any other reason. as vas the case IN the nasty
r,,-.basa 81 the torpeIo-boats somers and MANY.
the latter 2 miniature affair having oeen
brought 10 this country on the deck o. steamer
before hostuites began and having since lain Idle
~ The Brooklyn Navy Yard because she could not
carry coal enough 70 steam 10 any other port on
the Atlantic Coast. Newport included. The soners
was also n miserable German AFFAIR. although new
and after several Intellectual attempts 10 navigate
her in the English Channel the transoceanic Trip
which might have resulted In disaster was aban-
doned. and tho vessel will probably no" he sold
20 the highest European bidder.
The New-Oreans 70. however considered fuily
equal TO the hest American cruisers of her class.
and the Navy Department has no intention OF
losing her The Armstrong; will resume Work on
Ta q Two naval inspectors
reach Newcastle and with the enormous resources
o. tho Eiswiek Works the contractors have under
taken 10 complete the vessel IN eight months At
that time complement o, officers and crew 'or
tho now ship viii DO sent 70 England 70 conduct
her trial trip and bring her 10 New-York