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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
JEW ELRY MADE IN MANILA
WOMEN BOTH ARTIFICERs AND MER-
CHANTS
FILIPINO PUPILS sURPAss IN Skill. TIIE1r SPAN.
ISL MASTERS-INGENIOUs AND
PRETTY DESIGNS
From The Manufacturing Jeweller

From The Manufacturing Jeweller
Much has bccl said and written relative %
tHC "D' 'SdoiHty OF the Philippines becoming
arr Oh our countrys domain. When considered
from )eWelry standpoint many interesting
thlngs may be said pro and con regarding the
question. 1t Is PROFESSIONALLY "A fact that one
Oh the most interesting features of Manila in
dIstrial life IS the wonderful skill and ingenuity
OF It's lapdarics and gem settlers who strange
TO say are In" women of the population. whose
taste and workmanship have far surpassed the
powers of men.
A visitor to both Spain and Nnrocco who u.as
Interested in the production of jewery must
have remarked the superiority of the Spanish
artfcer. who has taught all of the cxcellencics
or ms craft to the natives of his colonies. In
the case of the Philippines however it is un-
deniably true that the pupils have improved on
the teacher. and their art has become famous
throughout the Far East
The shops are small often mere dens. with n
gloomy interior, making a strange setting for
the beautiful work done within the interior
Rents have been eXOrbitantly high and under
the Spanish system of taxation it was imprudent
Tor shopkeeper to display much stock
The customer in many instances who had been
ADVISED or the beautiful things made by the ma
tives would be disappointed at the meagrc as
sorment shown and would go away. irritatei
that ne had been persuaded to leave his name
and address
Later in the day. or perhaps the following
morning he would receive an invitation and even
be urged t. repeat his visit. and if "A refusal is
made. he Is inveigled there if possible in
mode or another. Should he prove obdurate. the
persistent, gentle. little brown woman calls on
him or waits patiently on the steps Of his hotel.
her wares in a locked box under her rcbosa.
II the second visit To the shop is made the
customer il really well repaid
Such sparkle IF color and glitter Of treasure,
The broilinS sunshine sleeps the streets and all
Manila Guiver9 in the lancuor Of the tropics but
the tiny shop is cool. Before the wonders now
exhibited Dne fOrgctS to remember the Their
mOmetcr.
Among the treasures Of one Of these little
shops are necklaces of delicate pink coral. coral
balls for the decoration of grandecs' caps dainty
statuetteS of coral. with the body and limbs
formed of the stem and its branches: rOsaries
with beads like drops of blood. pendants Of
pure white pearls. lustrous and pear shaped.
chains Of pearls drOp-shaped ear Jewels which
the seller assures one are the offspring of tears
and suffering great yellow pearls. the favOrite
purchase OF the Chinese merchant, and costly
strings Of pink pearls of peculiar irdescence.
There are sets Of blood red cabOchon garnets
consisting of earrings. pin and finger ring and
other sets of the orange red variety that emit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12

light i'm the dark like flame. Indeed. the KINDS OF
garnet displayed are bewildcrng-slIver hlEree
set with yellow garnets. mother OF pear drink
ing cups. with handles thickly covered win paie
green garncts; nacre knife handles that sParhir
with the lightning Of carbuncles, ana sinai
bowls Of opacsccnt mother of pearl that glo"
with their red fire.
The native salcswoman is astute, noting every
evidence Of surprise admiration shown upon
the face Of the visitor who has AT last heeh "u-
nitted TO the beauties Of the inner portals.
She turns insnuatingIy. and says in her I,' .
alto voice VERY pretty; look you The NlsitVr
has now no desire to do otherwise than looh'
and the pockctbook is sur" to purchase As Il
matter of fact. il does not seem possible thi'
IN. work she is showing can be gold only Bolu
50 fine and laCclikc are the patterns. iH'Ic -
= chain. a necklace. a chatrlaine. haipih ana q
brooch all of the deepest yellow g"Iu' Ii".i'
eighteen To twenty-five kardia ana ot cNluiS',c
bandiwork The chain looks Ike long ycII""
broid Of hair tied at the clasp "iih lIu' rover
knot that II may not unra\'l lts'Ii le Nv n
lace is a flexible. delicate Ncincd stem from
which branch pendants Of the ddintIrSl Golu'"
ferns. Anything more graceful OF 'itiStI '''a'
This work il would be difficult To duPiicLl" OK
cept. perhaps. in the goldsmitherIes VI ia"ou'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12

'The reformed Jews who live uptown" said
patriarch Of the East Side. know nothing about
he Hebrew In their service they still have
few words Of the old language, but the young
nen and women who read and chant them and
even many Of the older people. don't know their
meaning unless they look at the printed trans
alton. Another generation, and the little that
they have now will pass away and the Hebrew
will be forgotten. The beautiful poems IN the
holy books and the great writings of the jewish
Philosopher cannot be translated, and We nam
ain this school 50 that our children may not
TOW up in ignorance Of the language in which
III fathers wrote"
And then he explained the difference between
be language which is taught in the school ana
he German jargon known as Yiddish' in when
,. East side newspapers are printed and 1or
EAch Hebrew characters are used.
A RAPIDLY GROWING SCHOOL
The school was established about fifteen years
20 and has grown with the Jewish population
I'm class with twenty-five pupils to twenty
40 CLASSES having about eleven hundred pu-
iS ranging In years from six 10 fifteen years
are are no charges for instruction. ana pc
IS being free school in all that the term
-lles needy children who attend are supphed
rA shoes ana clothing. The money for mann
2Ging the institution comes from the ahhuai
:1es q the members Of whom there are about
10 thousand and from contributions from
aassisn Jews who wish to pay more than the
Stipulated s., d year
There is probably no schOolhouse in NeW-YOrk
which less money has been expended FOR IN
Tor decoration than this Hebrew school. The
Mns are absolutely bare except for the pam
thches and chairs and the desks of the IN
Slucors. The pupils are for the most part
aAdfen Of poor parents, and as q class WOuld
0' bear close inspection for neatness; but they
%Aay an earn stness In their work when
~0SS that they share even in childish way
s sentiments Of their parents. and regard the
ASKS set before them as more than ordinary
Nsod work
IL order that The work required of them in
Ae Hebrew school may not interfere with their
's4iar school duties the sessions are from 10
."Cock on week days, and from to O'Clock
a Sunday
| lHe take no pupils" said Mr. Robson. the
~ OF the school who DO not attend the
|-'o' schools and the Transitions which the
~'1'eh make are from Hebrew into English
| QUEER SING SONG CHANT.
Va entering the building during the school SEES
"a he stranger is likely to think that he has
~'5'eo place whore boys are being instructed
~dntIng queer melodies. From all sides come
/ ing strains. sometimes uttered by single
aAd again IN chorus. La the classroom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
SCHOOL. FOR HEBREW

III, "NACHZIKAY TALMUD TORAH" SUP
nopTED BY EAST SIDE RUSSIAN JEWS.
No.. ~ the schools Of New-York which is I'M
I'm beyond the Russian district has recently
-, enlarged ami improved and the building
-,,ob II occupies Nos 225 and 221 East Broad
~ has been changed into one Of the most
..,roc,iye structures in that part of the city
-,sre are many educational and charitable in
.,ptions in that ncghhorhoOd which receive
.,,,ributions from members Of the Jewish COM
-,nity living in the upper part Of the city, and
.,oe Of these institutions could not exist with
,ot the support desired from that quarter. But
no Nachzkay Talmud Torah School depends
~ funds entirely on the Russian Jewish popu-
t,on. This seems only natural when one
,,ovs that the school is maintained for the pur-
$50 Of teaching the Hebrew language and He
brew literature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
THE OLDEST BOOK IN THE WORLD.
Ernm The Pail Mil Gazette.

From The Pail Mall Gazette.
Tardy justice is at length TO be dohe "
another Of the many martyrs OF science in inc
person of Prissc d'Avennes, the discovcrer OF 'hc
famous maxims Of Ptah Hotep which mas bech
claimed as the Oldest book IN the WoIiu' li'.
=, Ayarncs was a munificent donor in his time TO
the museums Of Paris. and most patrlotlcaIy
refused all offers from other nations TO WORK Tor
them as an archaologist when 'he 'aue vi -
I',;g ,,as more highly paid and less crowded
han il is to-day He died in poverty at the age
- eeyentv-two. and his grateful country mas
now named a street in Paris after him. ana pro-
iiD'' to Mace his bust i'm the Egyptian Museum
81 ne Louvre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
THE NEW HiCSER.

From The New orleans Times Democrat
"The new Mause" pistol. with which our cav
airy is about to be armed. is a horrible looking
piece of machinery" said an aesthetic New-Or-
leans sportsman yesterday. ut doesn't resem-
bic a frearm at all. but looks like some strange
scientific instrument such as might see in
laboratory. Imagine a cigar box, japanned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
VINO BETTERY

From The Detroit Journal
We were speaking Of rights you recoilecN
Now who has better, pray
Right than has the self MADE man
10 give himself awayf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-26
COMHNG ATTRACTIONS.
Nagiolans and RIInssrsIs VIII Hold For til
Thia Week.

Rouclere and Mildred will appear
with their company Of specially artists
at the Opera House Wednesday. They
will. during the engagement here. pre-
sent many strange and faScinat ting
features peculiar TO the magic OF the
great Chinese coniurers-eAhibitionS of
skill from ancient Celestial teachings.
blended with modern observations.
Rouclere is the only ilusionist in Amer
lea who attempts these weird presenta-
tions. They are but small item in his
remarkable entertainment. George
Wilson. the famous minstrel. is q fea-
ture OF the show.
THE MINISTRIES COMING.
Washburne's Minstrels will be the at
traction on Thursday.
The crstuming and scenic details for
The Great Southern Minstrels'' this
season arc said 10 outrival the most cx-
travagant outlay in this direction over
made Prominent managers write to
MIR. Booker that it surpasses anything
in the burnt cork line they hav-. this
season played. and that many so-calle,l
minstrel companies are funerals COM
pared with it.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-26
COTTON HAS BEARS On rss RUS.
Sensational Movements OF Staple Cause
Wild Excitement on Change.
(By Telegraph)

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-There WAS
wild excitement on the cotton exchange
today.
AS long as two weeks ago toe bull
traders asserted that the marke: was
Enthusiastically low. considering the char
acter of the crop reports and the ex-
Cellent trade conditions in thu cotton
cloth market of the world.
They begun at once to back up their
convictions by purchasing in all the
weaker intervals and at times adopt
ing even more vigorous policy AT
the opening Of last week the opposi-
1ion Of the Liverpool market and the
European cotton trade in general was
added to that of the local bear interest,
and a battle royal began.
But day after day the bull forces
scored signal gains. until at the close
of Saturday q general rise Of forty
points had been recorded Believing
the market to be entitled to q suhstan-
tial reaction. shorts looked for change
Of fortune today.
COTTON ON THE JUMP.
But events proved that even worse
set backs than previously experienced.
were to be met with and the bulls al-
ministered druhbing long TO be re-
.liSlifDSito- Nj lIit All call III ices
shot UP II to l. points and further i'm
proved during the first hour al ire
mendous buying from all quarters.
though notably from the short side.
March was carried to f..4 u ris" of -
points. The bear forces We're N utter
rOut and the greatest excitement pre-
vailed. Though there We're :elapses
later under wild spurts of profit taking
the market showed inherent strength
and wonderful recuperative ability.
SENSATIONAL RUMORS.
Sensational rumors were circulated to
the effect that the Liverpool market
had broken away from the bear clique.
which has dominated 1t for months.
Public adVices seemed to bear out these
stories, as did an influx of large buy
ing orders from Manchester and other
market in the South and talk of the
Reduced crop estimates. gloomy crop
testimony, active and higher spot
market in the south and talk oc the
smaller receipts from now on in the
interior had Il bearing on the sentiment
OF the local market today. Srecula ton
as a whole exceeded any single days
business for months.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-26

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
CITY OF NEWPORT MEMS, NIR-
GINA. S.
Chesapeake = Ohio Grain Elevate:
Central Trust Company Of New York
Trustee. Ernest Thalmann, Henry
w. O. Edge and Decatur Axts-!l
Trustees: Alfred NJ. Hoyt ana Alex
ander e: Orr Trustees: Cnesapcak,
x ohio Railway Company; Old DO
minion Land Company, and tn,
holders Of the bonds Of said plaintiff
secured by Those three ,.ert.i.
mortgages executed by the said
]'aintiH and dated respectively .:uly
IS 1882. October /. 1SSS. and October
!. 1883. Which said mortgages N,
duly recorded and which said hold
ers IF said bonds art. malt. parties
defendants by the general dcscrii.-
ton Ut parties unknown. Defendants
N G,H.ANCEIEY
TO THE PARTIES TO THE ABOVE
NAMED CAUSE:-
Take notice that. pursuant to de-
cree in the above named cause Of Sep
tSmber y. 1899 | shall "a the 9Th day
IF November. 1899. at ny otIic., i, ~,
said city Ut Newport News, VA. at IL
/" clock n. NJ. proceed to enquire int
ana make the statements concrruir-
the matters mentioned in said decree
IND thereby referred to me as one OF
me commissioners in chancei.y Of the
SAID count. Especially concerning,
lst. The amount dignity and priori
y Of all liens upon those certain lots
pieces Or parcels VI land described IN
me plaintiffs bill. situate at NewpOr.
News. Virginia, and known and ti.,sig-
mated on 4 certain map entitled Man
q part of the city of Newport News
virginia" made by e. Z. Mclean. civil
engineer. a copy of which was fled in
the Clerks Office of the County Court
OF Warwick county on the 2srh dav Of
september. 1851. by the lot numbers
rIfteen u5) 10 Thirty-four (3) both in.
1lusive in Block number One Hundred
ana IhlrtE-Cne l3D and ii any such
liens exist, by mortgage or deed OF trus,
Nfo are the grantees or trustees there
II.
~ Whether the interests Of all par
les will be promoted by a contirma Ito!
81 mat certain contract Of sale set uu,
IN the Plaintiffs BILL by which said lals
pieces or parcels of land We're contract
81 70 be sold TO e. |. Ford Of the. city
e Newport News, Virginia. at the price
~ Nl2o'ooo En me terms set out in said
ontfact: and whether the conditions
precedent set out therein ana To be. Der.
formed by said purchaser. have beer
.uHy complied with. The said commits
"i"ner vii! report all the estate, real ana
personal. belonging to the said pain;itl
ana So held in trust and all the t'a.Is
,alculated To show the ;roprie:y If the
SAID sale. certifying With his report ANY
evidence that he may take, either Of hi.
cWn motion or at the request Of THE
parties in interest. in making up said
acctsunr.
20. Whether any other person 4,
persons are interested in the said lots
rleces or parcels of land other thar
those who are made parties defendant
- the Plaintiffs said bill.
18th And the said commissioner vii
report as TO any other matter which ht
may deem pert inent or which he mn,
he specially requested to report by any
party in interest
9. AYLETT -ASHBY,
Commissioner in Chancery,
Office c. & M Bank Building.
9 19-4t-t;lcS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-26
Dissolution Notice.

The public is hereby notified that the
partnership heretofore existing between
W. {. Kelly and Robert frankfort,
under the firm name Of Kelly & Frank
FORD, IS by mutual consent dissolved
from this date. All accounts due by said
arm should be presented to w. c. Kelly,
who will hereafter conduct the business.
for payment ana all accounts due said
firm should be paid to W. c. Kelly.
w. c. KELLY,
ROBERT FRANKFORT,
august 23 1899. SIS TUT
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-26
To the Public.

Notice is hereby given that the part
nershp heretofore subsisting between
Felix Bordonave and J. NJ Binforu
under the firm name of Bordonaye \.
l;infcrd corner Roanoke avenue ard
eEth street. has this day been dissolved.
by mutual consent.
All debts due the said firm will be
paid by the said ]. N. Binford, to whom
All debts due said firm should also be
paid.
FELI& RORDONAVE,
]. N. BINFORD.
S-29 -tu-4t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-26
Carpets,
!. Carpets,
Carpets.
Carpets,
Carpets.

The Fall upon and wish to call the attention Of my
customers and the public generally the fact that line Of
carpets and rugs complete took great and pairs
selecting them while New York from the celebrated factories
of Bgelow Stnson. Our line Of Arngtons, Sekirk and
hat No 8o5 contains line ofcarpets that city twice the
size Of this would be proud Of Our Mr.. Ter is willing
and ready to show you through the line, which will
you that our assortment styles quality and prices equaed
by few and passed by none.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-26
TIE MILITARY COMPANY.
Some Drilling Was Done at the Meeting
Last Night.

The new military company. which
still lacks name, met at Moss Hall
last night and did some drilling. For
the purpose of military urganiza ton
some temporary cOrporalS were APP
pointed for the occasion to keen the
boys in line. The next meeting Mili
be Friday night at the same place.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-26

is tho name Of that beautiful Residence
plateau oVerlookin. Hampton Roads,
between Chestnut and Oak avenues:
we are selling THREE lots there for
ire the same price that YOU pay for
one lot above Dry Dock, or in the hcarr
ut city.
Our carriage is always at the door
and we take pleasure in showing any
one the beauties Of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-26
MAY Go to Roanoke.

Mayor Moss is anxious to SO 70 Roam
oke to attend the Firemen's Con"en-
ton. He would have gone today. but
tor official business. and will take in
the trip later provided the duties Of
his Office permit
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-26
Suburban Real Estate

Is good investment, in more than one
way. 1t saves paying rent. and gives
you Il comfort that you cannot possibly
get in the city. We have some very de
sirlble property for sale. 1t is worthy
OF inspection. We would like to explain
TO YOU how you can own your own
nome AND have 4 big yard for very lit
tie more than you are paying in rent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

$23, .O0-Wc have this amount to
loan on good real estate. We desire 10
make IN arrangement With II first class
firm or attorneys or real estate agents
70 place this money for us. Liberal
commissions. Address, CALVERT
BUILDING & LOAN ASSO.. s Build
crs EXcnangr, Baltimore. Md 9-23-ft
NOTlcE.-If George w Hover, cr
Newport News. Will correspond WITH
ID. y. Williams. Of 81 Dover str. t,
Sparrows' Point, Md. he will lear,
something OF interest 10 him. 9-2a-Gt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-26
The Work Startsd.

Work was started on the bridge over
the Chesapeake 4 Ohio railroad at
Thirty-four;h street Saturday after
noon. Piles are now being driven for
the foundations. Nest Of the material
for this bridge has arrived and is now
on the scene ready to be pu. in posi-
ton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-26
Notice TO Coal DanlarR.

Bids for supplying the Courthouse
with coal will be received by the under
signed until October 30th, noon. Bids lc
be Per long ton Right to reject any
and all bids reserved.
J. a. MIASSIE
9-26-6t. City Clerk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-26
$500 70 Loan a. q Per Cen,

For five years on Washington avenue
real estate. G. -. NELMS 4 BRO
Loans. Real Estate and Insurance, No
1873 Twenty fifth street. 9-2G-2.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-26
Notice to The Public.

The Golden Gate Loan Company has
removed temporarily to No. 22OG JEFF
ferson avenue between Twenty second
and TWcnty-third streets
81 limo j. BANKS, Manager.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-26
a Rare Opportunity Tor Ho,neseekers.

Five nice dwelling houses to be sold
separately at auction, on the premises.
on TtNenty-second street, between RoA-
noEe and Chestnut avenues. Thursday,
Sept 26th, at P. NJ.
S23-1t. IRWIN TUCKER &. co, +
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-26

TWO YOUNG GEN
tiemen. board and furnished room
north Of Thirtieth street. Address. A.
H., Daily Press. 81 ct
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-26

WANTNErD-TO ENGAGE FOR TWO
week cor longeD. a competent seam
stress: must have a knowledge Of
dress making. also general family
sewing. Address, SEWING, care Of
Daily Press 9-2o-3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-26

W.tNTlID-PEACE! AS HOUSEKE,EP-
er in hotel or private family. Apply
lOS Thirty-first street 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-26

How abcu1 Bedroom Suites? Stril.lv
new. up-to-date stol just reserved
Prices O. X. J. a. BUXTON q 60.
Q-oc .r
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-26
Reduced Rates to Warrington, ID. G. Ac-
c0uGt Dewey Celebration Act. III L. :id.

The Norfolk & Washington Steamboat
Company, will sell tickets to Washing
ton and return on September 30th and
October 1st at $500 for the round trip.
Good until October 4th. Tickets TO be
on sale at this Office. where stateroolns
can now be reserved by
IRWIN TUCKER & co,
Ticket Agent.
2Sth street and Washington avenue.
9-24 .2627, 90 1880
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-26

TED-OCcUPANrs FOR TWO
furnished rooms with board at l2S
Thirty-first street. Light and heat
furnished. hot and cold baths. Adj
dress =. y. Box 42l. 9-2l- st
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-26

WANTED-TWO FIRST CLASS PA
Ter hangers at so Bank street Nor
folk, Va. c. L. MlTCHELL 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-26
Ey II. l.. Page & CO.. Auktioneors %
Bank strce$
500 LOTS IN VILLA HEIGHTS FOR
SALE AT AuIr1oS.

SALE At AufroS.
Ry order Of the Stockholders OF the
Villa Heights ColnpanE, and in order 10
wind up the affairs on the c-ompany we
will sell a public auction to the highest
bidder at the Norfolf< Real Estate ana
sock Ex en- o. 2se Main street,
WEDNESDAY, GfroBER i, 1899, Al
- o'Gf-ocIS NJ,
ALL THOSE sooA VALUABLE LOTS be-
longing to said# company. frontini; en-
, .,,i, iWthly-fourth. Twenty fifth.
Iwehty-siNth ATwenty- seventh. Twen-
tS-elshth: IYentyni ana Thirtiern
Nlverly and4Kuttin Ways.
We call sp&cal attention Of investors
70 TINS sale f:lS the property is high ana
nest ,tt r Ti,uat ,a bs IN fnf s 81 the
OF Norfolkf being between the city prop
ef ana tlSe park ana is bound to IN
vided tpr water, and the pipes are now
cling f,id.
IEl5MS-One-third cash: balance in
"nc Jnd two years. With per cent. in
terefSt. secured by deed of trust on tho
PROPERTY. deed Of trust to be drawn and
ftrurded ut the expense of the pur-
.Elaser: or all cash. ut the option Of the
purchaser.
l',r maps ana other information call
at the aurtionrer's ntIicc. who will tnk:,
great pleasure in showing anyone the
property III. l.. PAGE, & co.
9-2"-tds. -AuctOneers.