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AZ, 45 10. a. A. 10. ~, 22. 2a. A. 80; so; 5g
endar called at iO:sI A. M Part I-court opens at
1880 a. M.-Ex.parte matters. Part III,-clesr Mo.
fact~Nos 4aSI. 6s57. 642o. 5sls 5s4a. 45s5, b64o,
sSs5 tt$ $ss fSS $s ?s?; ;s Ss
lions to be sent from special Term. Part l. Tart
vII.-Cese unfinished Elevated railroad cases. Trial
Ts. bts s ss44 fa3e 4s
1870, las23. l52ao. l4s92 1924. 1880. lb4io.
Ss tHsS aS tSSo 5aas tS' lS2I tsS
Nos, 1855 SiO0, 44oO. e7o6, 1901, 692s sqNi.
a2O5. sa+l. $3.50; 1898 Lnque:t-No; s4Sg.
Part v-Clear. Cases from Part III. Part vI-Clear.
Gases from Part III. Part vII.-Cear. Nos. s7sS,
s06. 5,as eS5O gs55 sa7S U47s. p5aa. Part VII
aa,Adlourned until Monday; March -. Part IX;-
ished. Cases from Part VII Part XI.-Clear. Cases
from Part VII. Part XIl.-case unfinished. Cases
surrogatos Court--C h hambers-Court oprns at lo:3o
A. NJ. Case on No iSvo. win OF Joseph Richardson;
IsSa, viii OF Julia Kiernnn; No 1881. win OF John
Moore For probate-Wilis OF Elizabeth c. WycsOn
aP nhn Eoss asSf En
Craig Siegtricd G. calm at 1880 A. NJ; Florentina
Frommer, John Hastings at Pm. Trial Term-So
city Gonrt.spesia TSrmTconTt opens at 10 A.
sss sss is ~ s5 r. g G rs M rs Sss S's ss +s
1cs cs ioS o7 Y aSs4 s62 500 6ts 80 81 Sis SS
causes-Nos. 4232. 1888. 1891. 4l77. 3892, 28s2,
32l0 42a6. 4493 24li. 1901. 443i. 45o6. ss7e.
Court or Appeals Calendar for To-Day.
ALBANY, March 0.-Court of Appeals calendar for
Thursday, March lo Nos 400 4o@. 4o6 $40, sO6.
4OT, 4OB, All.
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CORONER CooMBs ON TRIAL.
Testimony as to the Alleged Irregularities .,
Brooklyn Hnquests.

Brooklyn Hnquests.
The trial Of former Coroner Coombs in the Su-
preme Court in Brooklyn for presenting fraudu-
lent bills for inquests was continued yesterday.
Henry \. Murray, chief clerk OF accounts In the
Auditors Office. produced book showing that
n bill for $2.762.5o for inquests held during
July. 1897. had been audited. Frank L. Sniffen,
Secretary of the Manufacturers Trust Comp
testified that tho warrant had been deposited to
Coroner Coombs's credit. James J. Deegan.
formerly clerk for Coroner Coomhs, identified
the inguisitions and said that 55 OF them had
been signed by Coroner Coombs.
A number OF witnesses testified that in alleged
inquests in July last the Coroner did not visit
their homes and they did not see any jurors. In
several instances witnesses testified that jurors
whose names appeared on the inquistion papers
did not live at the addresses sworn to- Dr.
Genther of SS4 Court street testified that he had
attended William l.. Milne, who died at 81
Third avenue on July % last. and had given
certificate OF death. Mrs. Milne testified that
Coroner Coombs did not visit the house and that
30 far as she know no inquest was hold.
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MADE INSANE BY 1NsoMNIA.
Thought Lock or His wire'a Hair woud
Cure Him SO He Tried TO Cut II on.

John Menalis Of 237 East Eighty-eghth street,
an artist who works for the Christian Herald
and other papers, has suffered for months past
from insomnia. which has apparently affected
his mind He conceived the idea that a lock of
his wife's hair, II carried in his pocket. would
cure his slceplcssness; so time and again, Mrs.
Mcnalis says, he has attacke ed her and attempted
to cut of some OF her hair with knives, scissors
or rRZors.
In his attempts he has dragged her about by
the hair and the constant fear OF attack and the
stra in on her nerves has almost destroyed her
health. HIS last attack occurred shortly after
house was aroused by the womans cries for
help. SeiRhbors found him dragging her about
the room. and policeman was summoned. who
had Monalis sent to the Presbyterian Hospital.
He was apparently as well as ever later in the
day. SO he was discharged from the hospital.
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STOLE BARrExDER,s sIBBr.
union League CIub DrtnE Mixer Heid UP u
Ftrth Avenue by Two Nyomen.

Firth Avenue by Two women.
Magistrate Olmstcd listened in tho West
Fifty-fourth Street Police Court yesterday to
the .strango but truo story Of an alleged SOU.
brette who had stolen Bible from bartender.
Tho bartender was John Smith, who lives at
81 Prospect place. and mixes drinks at tho
Union League Club. Tho soubrette was
Mamie van Raun of 1862 West Soventy-sixth
street. There had been another woman in tho
case, an alleged accomplice. of the soubrettc,
who had, IL Is said, welded n hatpin. but she
did not figure in the dcnouement at the police
court.
Smith said that on Tuesday night at Fifth
avenue and Thrty.ninth street. In the very
shadow Of the Union League Clubhouse and in
front of the windows on tho Fifth avenue side
ho bad been ncCosted by the two women, who
invited him to invite them to supper.
rd to brush S them them ssasS tho
worked them up and down like pump handles
till | was tired that could do nothing in
self defence. Then one of them the one who
got away, held me and kept pricking me with
pockets inside out In n hunt for money. had
only a little change, so she took n Bibc from
my ovcrcont pocke., just out of spite, guess.
The Bible is valuable to me on account of
family associations. It's what you might call u
After holding up tho bartender the women
ran away in different directions. Smith fol-
lowed tho one who had tho Bible, and after a
Broadway-to Forty. second street, caught her
and turned her over to Policeman HeaIey OF
tho West Forty seventh street station.
The prisoner said that she had thought tha,
with glass with a cork under tho cover. She
was fined $40.
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SOUTHERN IRON MEN AGREE.

ArrasGonents Well Uader Way for Maintain
ing Prices.
The chief Southern iron and steel companies
have reached tentative agreement to maintain
prices which at present are on the basis OF $6. so
"a ton for gray forge pig iron. An adjourned
moeting OF the various interests will be held in
this city on March 10. when 1t is expected tho
matter will be taken mp by the Boards of Direct
ors of the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad
Company and tho Sloss Iron and Steel Com.
pany. and the proposition considered of making
some arrangement not in conflict with State or
Federal antitrust laws for the better mante-
nance OF prices.
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The Rev. DR.. David Merton Dies or Bleod
Poisoning.

LoUIsvILLE, KY, March 9.-Tho Rev. DR..
David Morton, Secretary OF tho Board of Church
Extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
South. since its organization six cen years ago.
died this morning of blood poisoning after three
ing book out of a bookcase last Saturday made
the wound which caused death, Dr. Morton
belonged to a prominent Kentucky family and
had spent all his life in the Methodist ministry.
He was a candidate for bishopric. He was
born at Russellvilo, Ky, on June 4. 1880.
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TWO RABIES STRANGLED.
BODY or One Found In n House In Fourteenth
Street. Near Fifth Avenue.

The police Of the Mercer street station arc in
vestigating the death of n female child about
week DID, which was found yesterday in a
vacant room on the third floor Of tho house
at 30 East Fourteenth street. The body was
found by John Yardley. tho janitor Of 80 East
Fourteenth street. There were bruises on tho
neck, and on the left car was scratch. The
room where tho body was found was accessible
from the street.
DIR. Donlin made an autopsy yesterday after
noon the body at the Morguc and found that
death was due to strangulation.
Coroncr's Physician Donlin made an autopsy
yesterday on the body of ive-hours.old female
infant which was found yesterday morning in
wrapped in towel and a piece OF white muslin
was removed to the Morgue. There were no
marks OF violence on the body. DIR. Donlin
found that death was due TO strangulation, but
could not say how it occurred.
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A nr,derroom,. sanity Questioned.

CHICAGO, March 8.-Jayson c. Cox. a we'll
known Board OF Trade man. was married on
Feb. DC at the Palmer House to Loretta Aiken,
for years cashier at Kinsley's restaurant. To-
day he is an inmate of the Detention Hospital
rested on bench warrant from Judge Carter.
1t is believed that ho was insane before his we'd
ding. Cox is 81 years old and worth 100000.
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BEYOND 1NrEsr1aAr1oN NOW.

Saloon Keeper Kcrwiok Dies while the Grand
Jury Is Examining His Case.
Whiic tho Grand Jury was investigating an
excise complaint against John f. Kerwicls. n
liquor dealer OF 1l2 East Eighty.second street,
yesterday, message was received informing
the jurymen that kerwick was dead and would
be buried to-day. Kerwick was a member of
the firm OF Dayoren d Kerwick, which has ga
looms at the following places: Grand street and
the Bowery, Fifty-sixth street and Third ay-
cnue, and Seventy-sixth street and Third av-
enue. A Good Government Club man was the
complainant against Kerwick. claiming that he
had secured evidence OF excise violations at all
of Davoren g. Kcrwlck's saloons in u single day.
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WASHINGTON FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.

WASHINGTON FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
For Hem England and eastern Nep York. Jdir
trdrmer; SOutheriv ninds.
For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware,
Maryland and tho District OF Columbia fair and
warmer; sOutherly winds.
For western Pennsylvania. western New York, and
Ohio partly cloudy. possibly with showers near the
lakes fresh southeAsterly winds.
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ALBANY. Or, March 9.-Crosby Matthews
agent of Wells, Fargo & Co. at Newport. has been
arrested ON charges OF en- bezzlem and larceny,
He was held in 81, 800 bonds. IL Is said he Is
SO 600 short in his accounts
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wrunr Personal Taxes from Ranks.

CHICAGO. March 9.-South Town Collector
Ernst made n tour of tho banks yesterday to en-
force tho payment of personal property taxes
lie gathered in 81 80. 900, most OF which, II was
understood. was paid under protest. The duress
method was followed. delinquents being In
form ed that unless the money was forthcoming
nj once their doors would be closed and they
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Rea, Estate Auction Sales.

At tho Broadway salcsroom yesterday Peter T..
Meyer Co. sold Morris avenue east side. $50 feet
north OF l74th street 50xlO0. foreclosure, to Leo
Hutter for 81, $50.
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Public Nntires.
DoST OFFICE NOTICE

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
cshould he read DAILY by all interested as changes
Foreign mails for the week ending March l2. 1898,
will close PR0MPTI.Y in all cases. at the General
one hour earlier than closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
Incana: Via oaeestown: %S NJ ASA a. for NGTR
ERLANDs direct per steamship, ohdam, via Rot.
GESGA M;s ssmshRp vera
ers mp be hrsG'sS per
opia"Y.
sPRISTED MATTER. &c.-German steamers sailing
many. and Specially Addressed Printed Matter,
&c. for other parts Of m EqT9R9 AmsrGsn and
steamers on Thursdays. and Cunard: French and
German teamers on Saturdays take Printed Mat
ter Sc. for all countries for which they ad.
vertised to carry mail,
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main open until within Ten Minutes OF tho hour
OF sailing or steamer.
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
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p, NJ Mails for Cuba close at this oftce daily
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Malls for Mexico city. overland. unless specially
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tered mail closes at Il. NJ. previous day.
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tralinr New Icaland Hawaii and FIN Islands. per
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r. NJ -.
T-4nspar,il mails arc forwarded TO port Of sailing
daily and the schedule of dosing Is arranged on the
presumntIun NJ their uuntrryuped overland trAnsie
iIseylstcTcd mail closes At o l.. NJ. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT PostuASt9A
Peat omoS, New Yerk. n. X. March Q. tSSG
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1T Observation-Disclosures

SALESMEN wanted who sell horse feed mann
~ factitred by an Old.cStRbished and wolknown
mill. Address Post once box 1908. New York.
WANTED-Man and wife for golf club TO live In
W clubhouse; man must be competent, willing to
work constantly on links and grounds, and wife will
ing to 10 hous work waiting Sc; both he obliging
trustworthy, willing to work for reasonable wages
and able to furnish satisfactory references constant
employment for reliable parties. Address. with ref
crences and stat ng wages. e. A. H. Home News
oncc. New Brunswick. n. j.
WANTED. MEN AND WOMEN 70 WORK AT HOME
W ! pay $S tO sl6 per week for IN aking cray
portraits new patent methods; any who re- ed
or write can do the work at home In spare time dry
orcVcnng. Send for particulars and work at once.
Address II. A. GRfPp, uerman artist, Tyrone, Pa.
W-ANTED-Man possessing executive ability and
W some capital to take charge OF printing of1cs
ana extend same. Emo box l 10 Sun ofi1co.
OGOOD MEN for kitchen work who arc able to get
- out orders. l2l Manhattan ST.. l25th at. aud
18th av.
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Aumtstir Strrants avantsa.

(NHAMDERMAlDS, young competent COOKS. 325 TO
" SAB waiirnssrS laundrrsses. 2n young Mattresses
who do chanIDeFwOrk, 10 young laundrrsSes who do
chamherwOrk, "a cooks who wash and IRON SwediIh
kitcnennaids. Swedish walt reases, Swedish paIlOr
maids, French lady's maids. French and North Ger
man nurses, butlcrs, and second men Mrs l." SEELi,
~ West g2d st.i servants entrance. 352 9th Ar
4 INOMPETENT Swedish kitchenmad In frstclass
" family III n. VI must have best references Mrs
L. SEELY, 352 9th ay
4 INOMPETENT swedish chRmbermaid, $50; best ref
" erenceS required. Mrs. L. SEELY, 352 9th nv.
LIIsST, CLASS Iaundress. s25; for family OF four
Il for Phiiad 'lphia now and Newport for the sum
mer very best references required. Mrs l.. SEELY.
852 9TH av,
EIRST. GLASS waitress. SEQ also parormaid, SIS,
II for family In Tuxedo Park; Protestant preferred
best references required. Mrs. l. sEEll. a52 0thay.
IrRENCH maid for boy years old: must be a good
Il soamstrnss and have hest references
Mrs. l.. SEEl.N, 362 9th ay.
DRoTESTA NJ laundr ST. Se0 10 e22. for family In
New Yors; hest references required
Mis-. l.. SfEI.Y. S52 9th Av.
DRoTEsTANT cook. $50, for family OF six; best
L references required Mrs. L. sEELY, sb2 eth ay.
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gatrnta.

DATESTS for inventions procured promptly; low
L rates. ROEDER & BHIESES, e2 Nassau St. N. 7.
Established lSJt
Decentralization and advice free. Edgar Tate
l. & Co.. Patent Solicitors. 2i5 broadway New York.
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1Bantta-Mnlrs-mtrhanirs. as.

eN~~s~~ -~.>>
RoY. about 10 years old, in printing once.
ID c. q. BuRGOYSE ! 10 Centre ST.
no BoOKB1NDERe--Goodc cloth case maker wanted
Il ToMKINS. McINDOE & CO., Ill and I79 Mac.
WANTED-Practical maker Of galvanized Iron
w range boil, rs ono possessing general business
ability. Address BOILER, box lO2 sun ofCe
WANTED--An experienced han pressmnn
w G. l.. WRIGHT & CO. lSi West 18th ST.
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AMSintsG Gkanrrs.

A FINE PAYING SALOON, Hariem doing q bust
IN ness OF about 500 daily; price 100000; tho
value OF the place much than asked for; the
the owner has other business aud Is rarely at
this place. 1t employs two barkee pers, mana ger, md
lunchman. It's bargain
MCDONALD & wIGGINS. lao Nassau.
A FINE CORNER PROPERTY on Staten Island,
n large store suitable for any other bust.
ness; sell on easy terms.
MCDONALD wIGGISS, l4O Nassau.
A MEMBER OF TIE CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE
IA would like to form connection with another to
do q commission business.
Address +. g.. box los Sun ofico.
DRINTING at few hours notice; 10000 circulars,
Il Sl cards and billhends. 4Oc. per 1000. EDGAR
PRINTING AND STATIONERY COMPANY, SO West
39th
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Court or Appeals Calendar for To-Day.
Thursday, March l0 Nos 400 +O2. 40o $40, 305.
4O7, 40S, All.
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Selert 8nard-8rnuklyn.

COMFORTABLE APARTHENTS-Bed and sitting
~ room with hrst.c class board for two gentlemen OF
gentleman and wife in the home OF widow; true
home comforts 10 right parties; use of piano and H.
brary; close to IL road station and different troll
ley lines: terms moderate; references exchanged
Address SELECT. box 1875 Sun Office New York city.
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PRINTED MATTER. &c-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter. &c., for Cor
many and Specially Addressed Printed Matter,
&C., for other parts OF Europe. American and
White Star steamers Wednesdays. German
steamers Thursdays and Cunard French and
German steamers on Saturdays take Printed Mat
ter Sc. for all countries for which they ad.
yertised to carry mall
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9eal Gstate for sale-a,ew ysrsey.

AT FOREST HILL. " J.-For sale or rent house
N l2 rooms. all improvements; lot loon 100, with
stable; minutes from station. Gr6rnwool Lake II. r.
j. II. CLAYTON.
22l Hascy St. Newark. y. J.
DARN of hve acres. near Great Esq lIarDor River.
TN. j., and convenient 10 nice town and good mar.
kcts for SldO, 50 down and 81 monthlyI land all
cleared, ready for civilizations rich and productive
soil; easily cultivatcd ON main country road; beau
able property; possession after first payment Write
or call. KISIEY. IL Chambers ST.
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% gst for Business garposes,
atantrd for 8usinrss Purposrs.

ANTED-Show window or ,store broadway
w between Wall and Canal sts.; small moor spac,
needed. Address TYPEWRITER, box ls2 sun ofilce
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:fur Sale or 90 gst- asw aassy.

DOPULAR NUTLEY, n. j., ofrers several modern
i houses. with pleasant grounds shade. &C.. az
rentals o45n To 5000 quite near station, Apply 10 r.
r. GCrHklE, opposite Nutey station, or j. H. HAY.
Wall 81.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-18
HE I1AD TO BE TREATED
ROUGHLY

Yesterday mcrnirg William Mocrc.
cotTzd. Went to the home of Mr.. John
Harris, back Of Berkeley, and while the
family WAS temporarily absent r1 broke
into the house and stole $40. so In money.
Mr.. Harris came up just as the mas
was about to lsEWe the house, and by
calling for help he managed to tree
MU'-G-1. untfl an ofiicsr could he sent for.
Bu. Moore succeeded in fresing himself
and made his escape but was again
captured but had to be knocked downs
before he would giva up. and was badly
beaten. Fs was carried before Justice
rillotso:, who sent him on to the C;mn-
" Court for hOuSe breaking.
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NAVY YARD NOTES.

Tine autivE:c' at the yard still CON
tlnueA There are now on the con-
strnc;ion roll 100 m;,t \ large p.l:t
OF imam are kcpo At W):k until 10 D. NJ.
Othars come To work at Il. m.
lnc Puritan will be completed and
Will SAIL on Monday next, but her dcssi-
nation rs not kn'dNr-L
~ Quantity OF ammunition arrived
yesterday by the We.rGngron steamer,
H'ihty more men were taken b., the
Ntard ye$teray.
y c"nrt-martal for :ae trial II .n-
Visited men Will convene to-day.
The Bancroft, now on her N,,y here
pairs.
Capt. II. Mccormick. of the Ore
Eon. has beec'' invalid home by q med
1cai examining beard. lie is relieved
by Capt. Charles T.. Clarke. Il is b =.
iicHcd by Car;. McCp.micli's friends;
here thaa his trouble is the cd snkie
srrai1, Wnrh hc sustained while cap
Naln VI th!' yard. Cart Mccormick
-r2taidSS In WaThinston.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-18
NAVAL .oR,DaDRs.

Rear Admiral e. o. Matthew's. whose
tenn OF the Chief Of the Burca OF Yards
and Docks expired Tuesday. has been
assigned to duty as pncsidcnt cii the
Naval Retiring Board In Washington,
relieving Commodore Il. V. McNudr OF
that duty. C0nmodlore MvNair will
conttrme Ills present duties as p.c.i-
denJ uf the Naval Examining Board.
Medical inspector w. s. Dixon has
been detad:'ed from the RrcMlyn ana
ordered to uha Naval Hospital, Nor
folk, for trdatment. Chof F;ngt:ter w.
d. Dur:'ing has h:,en ordered Il, the
Monadnock, relieving Cr.sf Engineer
w. Fl. Nan,riaT. who is granted two
months Ycave of absence. Medical In
speCtor y. FitZsfmmc..,s has been d..
tlched from the Roalt, of Inu.ic.lon
and Survey at Washington end order
ed to the BrOc'klyr. Captain c. e.
Clark has been detached from ,tl,,
command OF T1s Monterey ar,sl ord ire
to Tire command ca the Oregon, l>,llcv-
ing Captain \. II. Mccormick. who Ii
granted six months sick lerwc OF alb
ScnCc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-18
Kidney and Uric Acid Troubles Quickly Cured.
You May Have Sample Bottle Of the Great Discovery,
DR.. Klmer's Swanp-Roo Sent Free by Mali.

Men and women doctor their trou-
bles so often without benefit that they
get discouraged and skcptical. In most
such cases serious mistakes are made
III doctoring and in not Knowing what
our trouble Is or what makes us sick.
The unmistakable evidences of kidney
,,roupic are pain or dull ache In the
pack, 100 frequent desire to pass water.
Stahty supply, smarting irritation. AS
kluhoy disease advances the face looks
saiioW or pale. puffs or dark circles
uhucr The eyes. the feet swell and come
times the heart acts badly. Should
!a"thcr evidence he needed to find out
.nc cause of sickness, then set urine
aside for twenty-four hours: If there
~ sediment or settling it Is also con-
yhC'ng proof that our kidneys and
oaoder need doctoring. 4 fact often
overlooked. Is that women suffer as
nuch from kidney and bladder trou-
bic as men do.
Dr. kilmcr's Swamp Root is tic dis
corcry OF the eminent physician and
scientist and Is not recommended for
everything. but will be found just whn |
Is needed in cases OF kidney ana blad-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-18
PORTSMOUTHNE YS
RpAL DsrArn TRANSFERS.

Norfolk Comlty-Icsh r. Watts. spe-
cial commissioner to the Real Estate
lrVestmenS company, OF Washington.
d. G., twenty-nine acnes Of land. sit
uated betweera the Deep Creek and old
Gosp>rt rcnds and adDining the White
head farm; $1,000.
George w. Gilbert 10 Mrs. Copaelia
Oliver. loa on Corprew road, Bramblc-
ton; $780,
VIM. II. Barnes, trustee. and others
to George A. Martin. s. 9-l0 acres Of
LAID adjoining the Babuack band In
Western Branch district; gift.
w. J. Leitner and others to Joseph
r. Guy, two lots on J'otClson avenue,
Huntcrsvillc; $3.50
n. j. Philips and r. j. Wool and
others to +. Z. LeavenwNrth. two bats
on the south side of Scabrlmd avenue,
FiIa:: er's Poi,t; $3.50.
G. S. Sherwood and wife, etc, to Paul
Ridley, los at the corner of Sherwood
avenue and Duke strcctS, in Sherwood;
500
JOHN II. Mitchell end wife H., Jumes
Eason, one acre of land on the Para
disc Creek road, near Portsmouth,; 800.
Joseph Goodman a5tf others to Louisa
ard Annie Johns, uW,-i lots in Cam
pUstslla; $500