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REAL ESTATE.
PLANS FOR AN OFFICE BUILDING AND
LARGE APARTMENT
HOUSE FILED.

Tha 50 Lawrence Realty Company Sled plans
yesterday FOR the building TO be erected on the site
OF the old Niagara Building the northwest corner
OF Broadway and Cedar-st. running through to
T4mple-st It will be known the international
Bank Building and will occupy plot % lxi53 feet
Bruce Price. the architect. estimates the cost at
500 The facades OF the building viii be granite
In the basement and limestone IN tie Arst and
brick. with biuestOne copings.
James n. Camac. OF Trenton. y J. also fled
apartment house. 80 and l44x95. 20 be erected on
the north corner OF Central Park West and Sky
SIXTH Mullen Prultt the architects estimate
.McVickar 20 have sold on pryat,e. terms 70 a
ment brownstone dwelling house. on lot i6sxsss
No 10 East Thirty-a,th-st Extensive alterations
Gilbert c. Brown has sold two Of his twenty-toot
rev fse-7t0ry American basement dwelling houses
Park-sye. The buyer IS Understood 10 be a Mr.
Asel. and 10 have paid about 5000 each for inc
VIII. GaH7lnF C says .oid n RoseT rou 4
Mayer vessel has sold 20 4 Or scheirkman No
20 Est Eighty -drst-st. three-story bro"nstone
The frentiss e-taie has sold TO Henry lansing
70 2sl We-t Thirty--ecord--t. three-story brown
Hubert. Peek K Sons nave sold Tor Ida L. Lave
No N2 West Thirty-sa eond-st. a ;our-siory brown
William p R0den sold the dve-story fathouss
No io3 East Nine'isth-s,.. on lot 15vioo
East E.grtiere-~t. three-st0ry dwelling house
-. 'N-fxf". for $50
VI. Reii has sold 70 \ l.. Gus man No. 20 East
sixty-second-st. thr'e-siory hro~nstone dwelling
house. o.. lot is fXlfJ
charles " Kaeppel * 60 have sold tor Eugene
u. Hammond the remaining three of nj ne" -"
~ t.c tA0-f4ndly houses. eacn @lxfoNle. on me
cas- side o. Union-ave $50 feet south OF One-Aln-
dred-ar1- -iXfy-nintH-st.
Henry ker~inE has pure hdsed the four-storf
aro"n-tonc dwelling hoi 80. %43 West Thirty
-fU1ri--f.. - fX.~f
Miles & Heller have sold % Lowen.eld PraEer
~ o-i M1fi-ou-st. old buildings TX 90 or PRIV ate
terms. COR Improvement. iowenteld & Prayer have
also bought No- 5-2 and So Nad'son-st.. and no"
have rIrf -0Nlt
Henry = Sprague ~ Brooklyn. has so!4 to ar
Investor f0r about s. 40 The -ey-n-story A-eproo
apartment house, With pot 50x,'2 No. i'3 Mon
-a-uo-sr
The offerings ~ The Nev-York Real Estate Sales
room. Hhcn consisted OF three parcels In fore
closure and one ~ puoc auction. were disposed Of
AS follows Peter ?. Never 20. SOLD .n f0reclosure
the rFe--tOry brick stable on T. % .HN-Hl, Nos III
and 1is Wost For-y-siX-h-st, 70 the plaintiH for
5000 strong * Ireland sold 70 The plalnr~ the
two-story frame dwelling house rlo, % 7Xi% TX
3)XiSs5 ~. AL Broadway. west side. ~ T. feet
north - ired-and-e IN 'y-hrstet. for - -t
and .. Phpn.x Ingrahdm sold The four-story stone
front dwelling house T. 2xA. No. Lexington aye.
20 tho ria.ntN or sl5loH At public auction. by
bryan r. Kennelig me 'olr-ss.'r5 ar.wnstone
Elghty-afta-st.. vas sold 70 II Meyering for Fs,t0
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fnanrial.
where the BEST
z. ! NC
PROPERTIES ARE LOCATED.
PROPERTIES ARE LOCATED.

the stock upon Is per cent basis ana
should result in very much higher prices for
these shares
Furthermore the company IS accumulauns
surplus at the rate OF more than $500" per
annum. and has adopted and adhered - the
bus.ness-uk- policy of devoting this surplus to
the extension u its operations and the addition
Of new properties The sinking 81 new shafts
and the erection q new mills two new one
hundred-ton concentrating mills have just been
contracted for). with still further extensions 70
come in the near future indicate that Us earn
ings will he largely increased even before the
end % IFS first fiscal year. and corresponding
increase in the dividends paid is 70 BE- eN-
pected.
IN brief the Boston Little Circle Zinc Co.
stands to-day one - the hest and soundest IN
vestmen,s before the American public
TIE actual earnings. the dividends paid, and
the surplus accommodating ny this company
make rs stock worth. as actual invest
men,. more than double Ire present selling
price. and as soon as the stock is listed che
prel!minaries for which are now nearly com
pie,ed) II will unquestionably sell at figure
much above the present price ~
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The x!rrate amount ~ Lens charges % satlsr
ch fie above sold Is 81 92s % 100
With interest thereon the rate ~ PEI cent per An
nun I'm August 1899 together with costs and Al
l-us-ce amounting kt4 p with Interest thereon ana
the expenses u the That tn approximate amount
~ +sx4s a.ssssments AMI other Lens which -
allowed - The rur-haser r ;he purchase money
rss r., ,ra sheriff si52 3o-With accrued Interest
penalties thereon besides the TAGS fr the year 1879 the
amount Of which are not nxel
Dated September 6th. 100 $500 .. -
rOr-Te rFAVITT Depufv SnerN
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Il y
49,. ,.,e,,r ,.I,,, ,,,,,- .>v
CAlh> Ut DT' w" ~
-. .-is-s.r-ei have caused the accounts and prop
49,. , .sc Kauss. CRY. Pttsoure GU, Railroad
c,,-v p, be examined w competent experts ard hav-
49, ,-v sa,y considered ere reports made by these
=. announce chat pursuant Ike agreement q March
49,, ,ssa .sey hsve adopted
7rA--r-s-N,r>r pr.v
=. "a e. features % "n''A are as 'oio"s'
O. Formation ~ p neN company 'o' '.e -9-'s..on
G., go 7-''''' NJ '-e I-A-'0' '.'.' '''-'s 0-'
Rs--oat 07an> proper
-hs ''t1''ee deems " u'"isc n r.s present 'Un0'-
w provide - ne in'--s'on ~ ne SUBURBAN be.
Yl-'a- properties oas'- US OPINION w ~ ne statement
" is ...,- - .-s. -.- 80, 40
N 49,. 49,. s..-..s. -. g.. Ao,a.-. ., 10.
sP ..s -. - 49,. - -,
''-' 49,, ...t 90. .--,-~s ,,,,r4 -, A..
"a
' .. -,--., -. ~ ~----s-~ zrN,.H
-. ,..s. - s....-a oors,se-s+io- has q. -resen;
.-.. 49, .~--.-~. ,f--~,o- g.. has er-oo - issued
-. o.. ,~.,-. - 6, sas nm ,-s &c vo-ks are stil
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6clp nUauteo.
foreclosnre Sales.
CUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

ARNOLD 7. SCHEr ER -sTEpEEN PERRY
STt-RGES. substituted A. plaintiff against CHARLES
BRoVN and oth" def niants IN purstanre ~ juds
- fore osIre ard sale made and entered n ne
above entitled action dated August oI. 1870 VII sell
public auction to ~ highest bidder 10y Pete Meyer.
Auctonesr. rne Sew-fOrk Ssesroors Limited, y.
III BROADWAY re Roy ugh 4 Hauhatt@a tty z
New York The .sfh day - S'rferher ie ~ '"elfs
rcf1ck noon cnfs anf no sad Judgment
mentioned and therein described - f0l1Ts. ALL hst
certain lot piece parcel ~ land situate is ng - b
~ IN the Thirteenth ward n The cry Z N~V x anf
bounded and ies~rf-ef as foN0ws-slz RfGiNNlNP ~
point m tno Sluther . Rvinct0r street distant
Twenty and inches Easeri. from The south
easeriy R'rnEfOn and Goerct ~iree's rom
thence running Eas-s-v along fhs @ouh-y side q ir
frgon t.-fy feet and rse Inches thenc"
~outhe-y and parallel VIII tC-rck ~'ff -rt3 tvs
feet rsnc. Westerly ard nara Nm Rivng'on street
and fl~rre Nurfheriy and
again rs-a e with seventy i've fesf 20 th>
poin; place Of beginning Dst~i New igrS september
Ser THOMAS J. DUNN, Shertn
LOUIS IEAyITT. Deputy sheriff.
Prfv & Taylcr Plaiuti~s attorneys. - Wall street,
Manhattan New York 'ffy- -.
The following diagram q the properly TO he sold;
Pi.rrfo- ST.
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c,T-PRFNE COURT NEW YORK COUNTY

- AUGUSTA A. RoBY. fa.r-r .Tain., NARY J.
Sullivan ara Others. Isfertartslu pursuance Z
-gr--nt rec.r~ue ans sac r1-fe ard entered n
hove ent dated TIE aJ-l Gay = Alzs'.
public auction 90 fre hicN bidder
tv ne,e- Meyer. Aucr.on~er a. The Ne~ York sac.
poo-s LIMITED No III Broadway. IN tie Borough z
W.-r9t,s~ ry -, NV Yrk l. re -efr laf 2 sep
RI ok ror. fne LANDS an
-e-~es IA sa Judgment 1ent ae and therein de- rhei
ss f'5ws All the -ertsin T. pee ~ parcel y iaaf
e..,..a ivlrr ard feius B7rfu ugh r Manhattan.
eq.r b., Nen rx county ari STATE z NeH - bound
80, .rS described follows. o VII. Hl''INNING ~
r. - n tte Souh--y sife q Rr'-<,n Sfr~et distant
~-,re-.,- four "a .-4t ..4e'-rf from tre
$50 ned oy ne ni-rseltl ~ ~ylthe-.y sids
-. f5i--p-~- street VIII 80 E-ef'~r SIZE - fiosrk
-,,-, ~ rt.-re s0u'rfr.F .f .'l..fi Tn f1er
So. scent, a. 80 ,ee' thence Iasegly paras with
-au street Ttlr-, 81 ''e' siv - 'r-1es
.he,~s Northe-iy ard again parallel nth Gosrck street
a.. 80 the SJuthsriy side ? kirngtol
e .-4 ,nene. western along fhe sal s,ltt-rv sic
p,9g,on S,res, Thirty 80 feet i've 50 inches
-ho 20 ~ or place q, beginning
A"''- 49, THOMAS J DTNN.
VOWS rFAvTTT sheriff
Deputy Srsri~
pOpY & TAYLOR. Plainuns ait9fney' ~ Wall street.
Manhattan. New York Cry.
10 ,oT gI-z Il diagram %, he properly "a BE- solds
pfvlrgt.a 81
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Gin 6otcls


e-LD = cry HOME FOR TRAS~lG>T AID
TEHNA NEN- ISIS
HOTEL EE1STCL *. III .syB-s7
AMERICAN Plan
FINEST LOCATION ~ NV YORK ~rTY CT-fsiNE.
APPOINTMENT AM -ett " ETAS- tl.
joins T. cHAtNl' r fr.7
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4. 725 Hlvlrgtor -

-hs apr INNATE amour, z re iiens or chars'' 70
satisfy " bch the above described properly = g. -
= Si26 "a --iop With interest thereon q. ~ -.
cent arrum from August 90 lN,r' e ~
,Ith H. r0s+. srt allowance Amounting . foNl y ~
a.r Interest thereon and ne n, 80 -ae nat
80 AMIR. innate amcunf o., asse-rief'- ~ of7e'
i's-s = "a are . p. allowed - tfe par aas.r 90
..-.t.s. r-.nev o rad fy sheriff is Si'- 81 WIN
s---@f interest pena ties thereon. h~sf~s fe 80
,fa ear ies4 amount WHEN arc h't 'N-i-
- sal pr.u be sold subject - nst NOR
g,r. 20 secure the = s. oJ aat interest lnth
a az 20 100 ron under judgment - frer sure ani
- .-rath.r with costs and alc vance amounting -
e.. D vi.h Interest an1 10 expenses 2 ths
ala Dated sep, smbsr o'N. 1890 -.,.,.>.
LOUIS LEANITT. Ste''7
Deputy Sheriff
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S11.0O PER SHARE.

At,er the eale q the present limited issue'
therefore. the price Will he advanced 70 slz'oo
per share Those who wish 70 secure the sound
est investment for their money with the great
est permauencv and highest returns. should
carefully investigate this opportunity.
Send FOR prospectus. It is well worth your az
tentlon and investigation.
Dividends are paid monthly; the September
dividend including the extra one-half per cent
Will be paid October 1st to stockholders q rec
ord September 25th.
Par value of stock SO per share full paid
and non-sssessab,e.
Applications FOR stock should he addressed 70
The Fiscal Agents
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The Approximate lien charge satisfy
w described property Is @ be solt I. Forty
and rety dollars.
thirty nrst z July i-ss together
the Dst- and uniting che t32A
Nlfh interest fourteenth day ~ August 1889
and expenses q this and the approximate
n .rarg@s or lens and
upon The pr perry IS 3. 34S vita interest thereon
" 6s sd.sG ..... . ..
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financial.
Kansas City. Pittsburg & Gulf
REIMBURSEMENT.

ro THE HOLDERS OF BONDS AND STOCK OF
THE KANSAS CITY. PITTsBURG AND GULF
RAILROAD COMPANY. AND OF THE MER-
CAvTILE TRUST CONPANY's CERTIFI-
Gates or DEPOSIT FOR TIT. siMEi
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COURT. COUNTY or NEW


- v0pK-JgIia F. Cameron. P.airtN. agalns, Jacob
y F1.,.cn and others. Defendants.
a jucgm-rs z f0re l-slre ai.l sac
ma. ard enterel the above enttl@l action. bearing
Ss,e ne fourteenth day y August l-' ne ealer-
signed the Referee appointed herein vi -e. q PGOlc
A,-,ion ca Tueslay ne nineteenth tay = rer'enn"r
,s.a a, fw.lve o'clock noon. the New York Real
se,4 sales Room Ngnoer III Broadway 90 D" h'rougn
- Narhat-an = the C!ts = New YORK i} w Ut IAN NJ
Ran slct.one-r the premises DESCRIBED ln sad j-lg-
rrsr as follows: All thar certain lot = lan1 WIN -
building thereon erected situated 10 he cry y NeN 1r<
ADD bounded sontainlng follows 90 VI bfslN-
\r~t, -rutnWestery corner - Mount MOTIFS Ave
m. s,d on hundred and twenty aEst street running
thence Sohe-y aierg Mount rris Avenue t~ents tee
ea,er inches thence Westerly parallel % one hla4rei
ra-aiel Win Mount Morris Avenue ,wenty f~-t eeten
irre.s - hs S0utr.rly SIZE = hundred an senY
f-., street ars hence Esstery ai1rg Dne hundred ani
,seny-ars street hundred feet 20 tie pace - %
ginning -., ...,.l.- 49,,
wal ,,
dad b~arar date fifteenth DAY q Noyeroer 49,
sse ana execufet by I Kendall snd others unto
Victor Du-aac recorded N me orce - ne hsss'e,
q, n. Cy and county = NeV Yea. n Lloer 6.i ~
IN Ind aS~c'ed BY SAD judEner, les y section a.
az In Block u72o) thousand seven hundred ana
,r.rrv On he land map Z the CITY = Ne" Y 1rk
vs..4 New York. August 2ifh 1892
"a''4 Wv MICHAEL. J. KELLY Referee.
PTRER Attorneys for Plaintiff. No. l<3
Ssssau street New Y TX city.
re- following diagram q the premises referred .
IN notice - ssle
81,
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Western MON Telegraph Company.


CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN RAIL
WAY CoNPANE. = Val Stree, NeT Yo-s -
ten fefh f-fs A ftfii-.t % one AM Ihti---
a. ARTERs PR CENT tie Preferred -'.-s 2 t-.s
COMPANY wtf 30 gaia f's 0@ Friday ~ oter ''f
r N. T-a-sfs~ or.EF VII. Of sol 'au~'lat = mixer
2ist and - pen Friday. Sei -au ae- -ata. SO
HOWE. Treasurer
CHICAGO. MLWA kEE ASu IT. IArL RAILWAY
COMPANY
p i-.a1 street.
Sew Y-rk September lith. 1899
NOTICE j. hereby given thar from the net
earnings .. f-e t--sl raa- e~..-z june 31-h. f-te
been declared rsg-.a- ..ent ~ Three lotr-
and Flftv cents ,-- sra-4 f-- f.at.---l -'.t
-.. Dollars and tt's -r's 0er snare re '.ur
% ;rs company rafar@ O-f'ter eist 10 re r--
o. Nv
Tie Trans,er t0"ss all r-se 30 f-ree ?. n n tae
. iaF . October and reopen 'r Transfers tiri~
FRANK ROM
-.
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Ocean Cleaners.

->~,>>>ro>>>~>
TWg MOST DELIGHTFUL
SHORT SEA TRIPS
are those by the last handsome steam
ships OF the
OLD DOEllEl1CU llME
sailing every weekday from New
York to OLD POINT CON-
FORT. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA
BEACH AND RICHMOND, VA.
Round trip tickets, covering health
giving sea voyage OF 100 miles. with
meals and sNteroom accommodations
enroute, for S13, $3.50 and S14.00.
SEND FOR COPY OF PILOT. GIVING Full PAR
TicrLARs
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CO.
PIER % NORTH RIVER NEW YORK
RRowN. General PASSENGER AEen,.
MWETGl aGRMNM LlUVD-
5C AsT +, EX y,ozg, sr I'VE
ss. 'H5 =, d l. l'. n MEN
saa.e..... .....-e.t . Mise IS i,- ~. .o-- 10
TIHir-screp Ez.rese steamer
Sot"-HAMPT0N RRrMEN.
Bremen r.-..f., s4r- p 10 4. "
T-..-.,Iav 2 20 4. ".
N1fn gir Lg.-4 Trt...a. 0--. - 90 4 At.
GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA.
Aiie- -.- - ~ Soy y n - sept 20
oEI.RI~HS & 20 W , BROADWAY
MgEMEIlTEBg4Ts9. SERVICE
NORTH GERMAN .HAMBrRT AM-Rl- Az
LLOYD = L-SE
NATIEa AND GENOA VIA G1RRATTAR or ALGIERs
$3.50. by EXPRESS STEAMERS . -,
- - Der. 2s n AN - Nov y II u
- "a Nov. Z II Al tVerra. Nov p ~ ~ ~
rs VIM Ii.N0v II ~ AN gyms ....... De : u NJ
~ hIEN NrPfA EGyTT. oN JAN - y JAY IT., J..
fetl-r Tickets available frr the T et'' iie
ron N7r 90 Genoa Gitralta- Hamburg Bremen Lon
do1 - fF4r~~-rr Paris ard cherh
No-'r German rf-~i Hamburg American
O@lr.ohe s. tr.~.- Lire.
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Gin prOpcrin 90 Get.

>~-~~~ ~>-~~>--~~~~--~~
9th St 80 sN wEsT -Thr@erto-y ard hs'sm-nt.
% tlrr stop tIt- r- pantry entersi q
ve-v desirable Apply r ?. HOFFMAN. Bowling
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PED D LINE

PED p LINE.
Ia to- = c.,vra puerto caheUo Curacao ard Mara
,,.ho' ~, c-i--cal.-t'a ai-@ ~ P-r'- Rico.
r--- pa- Pr Slvr
r,rrrr. rIl-r rrrrA .... Sa;r-tay seq - ?
{ r4rarAs ........... Friday Oct p "
These have superior ACCOMMODATIONS 'of pa
'fsa Bor-L-o&. BLISS & BALLET.
Ge-e-a' Nr-aRers ~ Front -
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Gin properip for Sale
$50 GOO fo t-.1HF HnrT ar 80, . H.
and @-. -TEVEN- a3t %. r'rn-r Columbus
IVrRrIsEN r. and sGrscrpti.n ~ for rh- Tribgns
y received A. fhelr Uptown of-- No l242 Broadway.
n dor p -r ~ 3l.f.st lrf .r.0c. advertise
meat, received following branch % es geg
or-le 4atI sock :. IL. w 20 sth- ava
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I,KENCH LINE.

cowrAGNrr GENERALE TRANsArLANrIorE.
DIRECT LINE To HAVRE PARIS ,FRANCEr
F-~r per 80 - Nor.o Riser 10, Norton street .
= -4..-e-s -sr-. if Ia N1rran1'e +-.--.. oct
- Est.r-s . s-rt - Ia Champagne .....-. oct /
ai IA
" ,-.-...a.s uassage O. Hav-e 81 ard upward
CHI 80, - r and car g. Broadway y. Y
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TIE steamers r, 'he Rel '' LIZ sailing fo- vonez-
usia .t4 ft'.v ti--s. all cali a. Porto Rico 20
Lard arl qa-s-rgs
rF-LtrrLr .iIA..-.... SATURDAY se-t. =. P. F.
: s clPA'A-..... .. r-llar Ort ? "
BCTLTCN. BLISS - d i-i-E-TT.
General Manages ~ Front =.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-19
NEGLIGENT NAVAL WORK.


The recent corruption coming to life
in Naval construction circles is enough
to chill the blood OF even a politician,
and call from him an earnest protest.
Capt. Oberlin NT. Carter spent for
the government in deals" and swim
dies, an enormous sum aggregating
millions of dollars. OF course he was
apprehended and convicted, but still
he remains at large. But 1t is the
money feature of which we would
speak.
1t now comes to light that the Port
Royal dry dock, built by the govern
ment. under controact, at a cost of
$4,000 is total loss and worthless.
The Washington Post in speaking of
the matter states that one of the last
acts of President Harrison and Score
tary Tracy was to award the contract
to Washington concern known chiefly
as house builders. and who knew moth
ing of dry docks.
1t now appears that the dock leaks
in the bottom: is weak and shaky
and is unsafe: besides the marine
worm has eaten out the timber. The
government Is now asked to spend
$1,000 90 more to improve (?) the
dock in order that it may be OF some
use.
1t were simply idle to repeat, that If
such rascally piece of work occurred
in business-life, the Job would not be
accepted in the first place; and in the
second place, the contractors would be
called to answer for their dereliction.
few weeks ago, the government
was put to the expense of fitting up
and preparing for a long expedition a
gun-boat, then in this harbor, when
10! and behold! as the men were low
ering provisions into her hold, it tran
spired for the first time, that there was
no place for provisions. This is cited
rs an instance of carelessness.
Then again. at Port Royal, 1t turns
out that the dock, after being built, is
useless for big ships. since there is no
safe anchorage near. on account of
shallow water.
These are just n few examples of
carelessness and crime that come to
light; how many more examples that
exist, cannot be told
There should be some means OF
watching these expenditures and CON
tracts, and some practical manner of
examining into, watching and pro-
tecting the interests of the government
and the public.
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gold. which is as unstable as water, d

gold, winch is as unS table as water, or
as the wind. "a "A
y 1t is another new thing, that the Cur
rency bill proposes .'to break the end
less chain" which has SO often depleted
the "gold reserve. Of the Treasury,
BY.LEN GTHENING IT! Not only are
greenbacks and Treasury notes, or
United States notes, to be redeemed in
gold only. but silver coin. national
bark notes, and all subsidiary coins of
every metal. and all coin-bonds Of the
United States as well. How does all this
break the endless chain? Does 1t not
lengthen and strengthe it? The greater
the number Of pensioners. the 1sss draft
upon the Treasury! The greater your
debts, the less your liabilities! These
are certainly very new ideas, despite
Mr.. Grosvenor, and 1t Is equally new
that the parity" or equality, of our
ten varieties of money, or currency, is
to be maintained by making nine Of
them inferior to gold coin, and suspend
ing their value and redemption upon
that single, unstable and tickle hook. If
tue Ol SISehpeShS Aito
Treasury notes, or United States notes
in gold and their reissue in payment
Of current expenses OF government con-
stituted an endless chain of gold de-
plction on the Treasury, what II these
are to be re-issued only for gold, If all
our other sorts Of currency are to be
linked in the chain? The result is an
other large contraction OF the currency
under false pretenses; and the endless
chain will work as effectually as ever
wherever gold becomes a desirable
commodity in our money circles, or for
export to EUROPE.
Moreover, there must be continual in
crease Of the Understanding public
debt and new issues Of bonds, with no
hope OF relief from the burden which
these bonds place on the shoulders Of
the people. The people pay; the bond
holders are paid. This currency bill to
contract the currency and enhance the
value OF bonds and gold, will only the
more completely make the government
a milch COW which the people must
keep we'll fed, while the bond-and-g gold
holders milk her. Like everything
emanating from Republican sources,
this bill is not only tainted with fraud,
but lcathsome with dishonesty and COR
ruption. VIII next year deliver us7
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-19
BROWN, SS0 Uall St.
.CQ|QITl Z Dizziness Cured
It's Wonderful How Quickly Deaf
ness Improves under PneumO-
Massage.

A prominent Church street merchant
tells how IT CURED HIM OF CA
TARRH AND DEAFNESS.
Being constant smoker 1 was troubled
badly with CATARRH OF IEG NOSE
AND THROAT. WHICH CAUSED MY
BREATH TO SMELL VERY BADLY
and NOSE ALWAYS STOPPED up so
that 1 could hardly breathe and when
sleeping would choke.
In the morning ] awoke with a BIT
TER TASTE IN MY MOUTH. / WAS
ALL THE TINE HAWKING AND SPIT
INC. ! did nothing for the CATARRH
UNTIL MY HEARING BECAME AT
FECTED in my left ear. 1 COULD
HEAR NOTHING WITH 1T WHEN
USING TIE PHONE. Several of my
employees having been cured by DR.
FIREY 1 consulted him and after several
months treatment FIND MYSELF EN-
TIRELY WELL AND MY HEARING AS
GOOD AS EVER.
A. A. STOLTZ.
Member Of firm of r. II. Stoltz G. Co..
Furniture Dealers. No. 1872 Church street