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oprcnheim"r, &, Hamerschlag have, sold to
J. c. mbertleld the plot Of six lots, l5OX1OO.
on thc, north side OF l43th street, between
West End avenue and Riverside Drive. The
buyer will erect dwelling houses on the site.
August Oppenheimer is reported to have
sold to an investor two lots on the west side OF
Central.Pnrk West. 5O.l1 feet south OF Ninety
eighth street.
Hirsh Brothers and Henry Oppenhcimer
have sold to Patrick Norton the plot. lOOSX
10. on the southwest corner of Central Park
West and Ninety-s"cond street.
Joseph T.. ButteEwcisrr has bought the old
Knox Memorial Church building on the east
cid. ct Ninth avenue. about IS feet south of
Thirty ninth street. and the old buildings. Nos
1877 and 1870 Alien street.
Peter Muller j. reported TO have sold the
three flve-story flats. Nos. 5 to3 West Hath
street.
solomon Marx has sold to Otto 7. Degener
the plot. lOOxlOO.l1. on the north side OF
Ninctv-cighth street. 200 feet east OF Madison
avenue.
Hugh Kerr has sold to Addison & Stone No.
142 West 1g4th street.
John Effingrr has gold to Mr Farley tho
nve-story double fiat No. 40 Norfolk avenue
j. Schlichtcr has bought the two four-story
buildings No Al West Fortyhfth street.
The five-story fiat No, 22ot Fifth avenue
has been sold.
Meyer S. Auerbach has sold the vacant lot,
25xlOU. No. 1913 Madison avenue.
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Auction Sales on Monday.



Fifth avenue. No. 1871. southeast corner
HAN street, % lix1o0: five, story brio fiat
Mh e. al Apne JSeRhs
attorneys DAVID +. DAILY. referee; due on
judgment s3;15l97 and interest; costs and
ments. &C.. S734SO and interest: prior mort
gage. $1,000 and interest, ,o or
feet east of Filst avenue, 25xlOO.11, four story
sb EsS vs s
attorneys; Isaac ,, Brennan. referee: due on
judgment $lO,+S?. II and interest; costs and
allowances. $335 80 ard interest: taxes. ASSESS
East / iii street No 32s south side $50 feet
east OF Second avenue, 22Xlm u; tT"-story
Tntermyer Marshall, attorneys; =, G Minor,
terest; costs and allowances. SH'l ~ md in
terest; taxes. assessments. &c. $1,000 and
West lGlst street No. 501. north side, 264,a
feet east OF Grand boulevard. lSllXGt.ll:
%am we SdsT We Mary 3F'V Qf
referee; due on judgment. $2.6l4 Il and in;
nspss F!Ss 3d. S"s s'$EGs
Eette TI' VS.: John smith ct al same at,eT;
and interest; taxes. assessments. &c, $3.50 80
and interest; prior mortgage. $4,000 and in
West 1G1st street, No 553 north side. 1877
feet east OF Grand Boulevard. 1Sxa9.11. four
etory brick dwelling: foreclosure sale William
Wetterer VS. William Broadbelt ct al. same AZ
torncys and referee; due on judgment So
S4Gi2 and interest; taxes, assessments. &c
S2n7 80 and Interest; prior mortgage, SD 900
and interest
By JAMES L, WELLS
Franklin avenue, No 1901, east side 726
feet north OF l6ath street; 233xl lb.3X23 IL
1l".3, two-story. attic and basement frame
dyelling;and ,,oo o- ,
Franklin avenue. No. 1903. east side, 6'
feet north o. l6Mh street similar ouildlLg.
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Foreclosure Suits.

9Th AWE ~ 3oth ST. l7xl25; Theo /. Herr
mann vs. Chas Runk ct al. aitys. GuEgenheimer
S&M.
S7th It, ? to W: Armitage Mathews. recr. va os'
car A Norman ct al. foreclosure lien; attys. Camp
bell 4 c.
IOGth st. SIS. 1892 Manhattan av, l6loIl 400, IL;
Dorothea Schmitt VS. Maria S"her"r ct all attys
Bresen X X.
10th st,ss 276 " eth av. 25I1oo1l; ANGELINA
Macy Helen NJ BrittOn ct al, httyS W ID u L
Chamberln
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REAL ESTATE NEWS.

In view OF the fact that there we're practically
two holidays during the past week. II was
satisfactory one In the real estate market Al
though there we're no sales OF magnitude. I'M
leas the unconflrmed report OF the sale OF the
northwest corner OF Fifth avenue and Nine
tenth street be excepted. there were a great
number OF small transactions. which mean
more to the general market than few isolated
snles OF larger proportions. The number OF
small but substantial sales was unusual for
this season OF the year. and the natural infer
ence lis in every way favorable to realty.
The trading seems to have settled down into
two distinct phases-tran sactons in unim-
proved property and In residences OF various
descriptions. The first movement has been
present considerably longer than the second.
but both have been noticeable for some time.
The dealing In vacant property. while 1t has
been confined to no one district OF the city par
ticularly. has been naturally most conspicuous
along Fifth avenue and Central Park West.
The Boulevard. or. as 1t is now called. Broad
way, and riverside Drive have also shared in
the activity which has marke ed this branch OF
the market.
The dealing In dwellings was for some time
confined almost exclusively to the older Sec
lions Of the city. but as the spring advanced
the reports OF sales OF this character showed
that tho movement was beginning to embrace
property in the newer districts and In the out
skirts This expansion was particularly no.
ticeable during the past week. and as the sea-
son fayors 1t. it promises to develop into dis
tinct feature OF the summer trading.
The scheduled auction sales Of suburban lots
will also servo to maintain interest in the
market through the summer. The sales which
were held on the premises on Memorial Day
were successful. This was especially true Of
the sale Of Nanderveer Park lots. Auctioneer
johnson sold the entire Offering OF S2S lots at
good prices There are number OF important
sales advertised for the present month. and
everything points to their success. William
Ryan who is to sell $50 lots on University
He ghts on Tuesday. reports that the inquiries
concerning the sale have been particularly
numerous, and like reports come from other
auct!onecrs.
Tho following are the comparative tables for
Manhattan and thu Bronx of the conveyances.
mortgages and projected buildings for the cor
responding weeks of 1872 and 1898. as com
pilcd Ivy the Record and Guids:
CoSyEYANCEs.
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Assignments of Mortgages

Bopp. 7 Harrison. to Henry II Barnard.
buckley. kobt d. to Henry Frohwtter. eIr.
Biske, Margaret. to the American Savings
Bank .';..,.:i;',.' a., 80 r,;,h
Avenue Trust OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Levy Carrie, to LOUIS lese.. .,...............
Levy Jacob. to Louis LeHc. part..........
Mailer LOWS r, to Louisa Nolan............
Moran. John, and ano. e1rs. &c. to Thomas
Flnan. ...,-..,,' go; 49,, -,
Robson. Amelia, to Hannah Prudential.
Richard Chesley, TO Kate RoEors .,.,,.
Stern Abraham. and Ano to Samuel Otto. =.
Title Guarantee and Trust 60 to Helen
Mcdowell. com, 6c. ,...... ..,....,..... ..,..
Wilcox, Fred'k ", to Henry II Barnard ...
wrnz. James NJ. trus. to Fannie Brussel, .,
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Park ri, 81 and 81: Gertrude T. Waldo vs. Laura
Rhinelandrr ct al. partition, atty, Okic.
Union av. =, I22.lO n ldhth st. Ih,+x irrcg
jeremiah Baker Frederick Bishop ct al, partition
ATTY. II III Browne,
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architect cost .....,. ...... 5000
Sherin and Iii tlngtun tts, II eCDr, six-story
rat and s'orns. solomon Hcmhrr, own.
HerR; bernstein. architect, cost ........ $4,000
Union and Nelson "vf, " cor; improve.
Iurnt to dwelling James EIaunga.l,
owner W Gormau architect, c"it .... 1000
lttav. =, - u llath At, thIC" biN.stOry
mats Karp Ecrnis, owners, Max Muller.
0rrLiic,t, cost. ... .,.. "a. 900
An st, gsi-2N5 L; two scy"n-story hatS
ger, architect cost -, ,..,.,.., 80. 10000
4th st, "r7 H. two sN-story istSand stores:
chtteo; cos, -. ..'.... 49,. 10000
9th az, sos. iu.proyo ment to dwelling; WIN
J. Bun. owner; CarrcIc Hastings, archi-
tc is. cost. ..,....... 10000
10th st l2l L. SIX story and basement fat,
,httects; rort ...... -. -. 20. 900
aTth st 3Oi 81 ": two nve.story flats: ]
y kaIst, Jr owner; LuuIS Korncr, archi.
t"Ct, cost ...,.,.. 10000
3Uth NJ, | II T.. imp oyCmcnt to DWELLING
Frank Otis, owner, TrOTbridgc Law
inEs one arrhitcrts, cost ...... .......... 5000
9th At, 32.34 T., improvement 10 school;
Peoples Thump, ~, owners, q S!o-
cum, architect c"St .......,.... ... ....,-. 1000
6Sth st. 81 VI Improvement to dwelling:
tSCt cost 49,. $500
ll2th st and LIST av. II " cor: shstory fat;
Ksrp Bcrhig, owners. Max Muller, ar
ChteCt. cost .....,........ 81, 900
1l5th st. 42NE; twostory dwelling, Henry
Peetsch, owner; spence OShrA, archt
10th st. u 36a Pleasant av; factory;
DclapAin estate. owner RooRr, arch
tact cost ..,.....,.... 1000
1894 st. n - 225 e 18th az; four hvc,story
hats Dlnicl Niyeu, owner, John De
Hart architect, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100000
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Az \. 225: Mary rrstel to Jacob Roth, ? yrs
2uth At. AZ to ~ #. Seaboard Realty Co tc
Dempsey 4 carroll. > yrs.................,
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ter.st; costs and allowances. ss2e.1o and in
By JOHN 8. MAPEs.

terest.
ny JOHN g. MAPEs.
West Sixteenth street. No 1924, south side.
275 feet west OF Eighth avenue, 25X41.S; Ave-
story tenement; sale to close an estate; mort
gage, $1,000
BY ). MONTGOMERY STRONG.
east Of MARI or sin 81 I'm wn'.torvbrint otoro
foreclosure sale; John II. Henshaw VS.. John p.
baltimore ct al, John II. Henshaw. attorney
James VI, Tully, referee: due on judgment.
S!!n2 lO and interest: costs and allowances.
SlUl ~ and interest; taxes, assessments, &c,
and interest
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RMl Gstatr At'autrd.

N'ANTED--To buy . house in tho country. not
w more than two hours from New YORK, must
have grounds; good. new; and be not moro than
hall mile from village; Dntch,s county preferred;
price must be small, Address
Mrs. JOHN ROGERS. Jr,
40 East 3lst ST., Nav York.
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West Side.

I ENOX Av, 1oo.-Ncely furnished rooms, parlov
L. dining room excellent location; references
table guests accommodated.
NJ ANiIATTAN AV, Ban (Morningside Park)-
-N Pleasant rooms; homo table; table boarders 40
cOmunullted.
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TO RENT.

Seashoro cottage, rooms, furnished ON Sound
near GUilfuId. Conn; good fishing bathing and
boating. $4,000 for season. JOHN PATTERSON. ~
n Elm st. Nallingford. Conn.
COUNTRY HOUSE for sale; few finer within hour
" fruit and flowers in quantity; also furnished
shore cottage. Address OWNl.E. box 50 sun Office
'HO RENT.-Modcrn house ten rooms; all improve
1 mrnts; furnished: grounds lOON2iN; barn. gar
don, Ac.; high ground, convenient to station and
water; rent 5000 for four months. BOX -, Port
Chester y, y.
v ORR LAKE, sullivan county, y. v; building lots
located IN heaTto Pine Forest; no musqut rcs and
cold >iunknOwn; physICl ms recommend; lake elry
nlC long. good has perch, pictercl and cat FISH
ing Apply - q. W. LANE, HuneSdale Pa. main
line FIR e road, p poste LICkawaNen. Pr.
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PARTITION SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Maurice Dillon. Referee will sell at auction in
partition, on II ESDAY, JUNE Il, 1894, at 2 O'Clock
noon, at til" Court House, in the town OF White
Plains. Mestrhe.ter count, New York sixty. nine
acres. known as the james M'rSdden Farm. IN tho
uur,h side OF tho DOhbE Ferry road and bounded by
roads on three sides, with old buildings the vii
layr Of White Plains, in he town OF Crc"uhuIg
This pr pcrty l. wnlv ten minutes walk from tho
Tarryt VII, White PANS and MamaroneCk Trolley
and Will increase RAPIDLY in value Fin" brook
through farm. MAURICE DILLON. Referee,
Plat Thompson, Port Chester \. Y.
Plaintiff attorneys. White Plains. y. \.
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commudated.
SOUTHERSERS visiting city will hnd cool newly
~ furnished rooms: meals optional; reasonable.
THE CORNELL D7th st. and Central Park West.
WEST END Az. Sas. -Handsomely furnished
w rooms. ep suite or single; table uDeIcellod; re-
fined private family.
Cs)D ST. 215 WEST-Furnshed rooms; well-fept
= - French boarding house; modern convene ncesy
nneAcellsd cuisine.
GOD ST, 30 wEST.-Elegantly furnished rooms;
~ private bath breakfast OPTIONAL summer rates
81 to sl4 weekly.
QDD ST.. 80 wEsT.-Unique house; sAniAtry
e.. plumbing: rooms. singly or suite; private
baths, excellent table; refined surroundings; sum
mer prices; near elevated station.
Q2DsT, 1874 WEST. near Park and II" station.-
~ Desirable rooms: good board; private family
references.
9th ST. - WEST. Private family offers pleas
~ I ant large and hall room. with excellent tablet
pleasant lucahty; near 93d st. elevated station.
IT STH ST. 4os WEST.-Rooms, single or On
~ suite; board optional; new apartment over
looking parks and Amsterdam cars.
1000 ST. 7rH Av., 2o41 tthe RandslD.-Hand.
~ some rooms: nne location liberal tablet
summer terms; references
1CSTH ST. 1ai WEST-Elegantly appointed
1-O house; handsome 70 ms: en- suite. sinRly;
eHceptioDahle table; SOutherners accommodated
summer rates.
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A 80 MADISON Ay. has changed arrangements,
"A. newly furnished. decorated throughout Op an
plumbing steam heat: handsome suites with private
bath; single rooms parlor dining rooms; table un-
quired.
I EXTINCTION AV.. ell.furnished large and
~ small rooms. running water; table board refer
ence.
MADISON Az. 1873 l55.-Handsome parlor suitei
-u three large rooms and bath; also other rooms
CSTH ST, 1l6 EAST near Madison Square)-
~ Handsome large and small rooms; delightful
table board; reasonable.
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9rltrt Anard.
East Side.

VILLA on Hudson near elevated; delightful place,
home comforts for gentleman: moderate.
PRIVATE, box l25 Sun ofhoa.
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FURNISHED 8uoms s apartments to gst

A PAYMENTS furnished. unfurnshed).-BAch
"a Tor apartments; hoard, rooms; accommodations
private families, whore references exchanged fur
nishsd apartments. sscrihCtd, ownars leaving CITY.
MANHATTAN APARTMENT COMANY. 1l3S
Broadway.
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I ARGE front bedroom and small connecting In
- Charlton st, on second floor; most 90 venient
to all and FERRIES suitable for two gentlemen;
private house and family Of two: terms moderate.
CHARLTON, box 100 sun "ftire, city.
STH ST. - WEST, near 18th av.-De sirab BILE large
- and small front rooms, running water, superior
attendance.
GOD ST. rs WEST Elegantly furnished roomsI
~ private bath; breakfast optional: summer rates.
- to Sl+ weekly,
42D, 80 W., HOTEL PARKvIEw,
overlooking pretty Bryant Park; splendidly fur
nished airy rooms. suites. bath Sc week upwArds
elevator; board optional.
QQD ST. 1913 wFsT.-Two handsome large roomsI
cc private baths; open plumbingi breakfast OPP
tional private family: references.
TODD ST. 81 WEST. Bright, pleasant room,
INc $3.50. with bathroomi other rooms board
optional.
1ISTH ST, seG wEsT.-Largo second and third
~ story front rooms board OPTIONAL references.
1O0D ST. 1852 WEST lMorninCside Park. -Rls.
20 CANT suite OF rooms, with bath; aocommo;
dat" party of four: also single rooms; exceptional
location; board optional; reasonable.
IOSTH ST, 1872 wEST,-Private family has
~ largo room; will rent; ono or two gentlemen
superior table
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N'IST END Az. Sas.-Hapdsomely furnished
w rooms. ep suite or single; table uDeIcelled;
fined private family.
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CCD ST, 215 WEST-Furnished rooms; well-fept
= = French boarding house; modern CONVENE noesI
nNnnl M ~ iAlIn
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Eighth avenue. No, ;i3l, west side: 81. feet
north of Twenty sixth street. lbXlOO: four
story brick tenement. with stores foreclosure
sale I; Lew 5. Oatman VS.. jacob hloom et al
referee; due on Judgment. S25. 100 OF and in
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CLOSTER, new JERSEY.

A thriving suburban community. 20 miles out on
Northern Raroad Of New Jersey. Full sized lots
OH insallments. or less a discount for cash.
Call for maps, particulars and free tickets on
NACLAN DAVIES.
~ Pine Of.
On II 90 SEASON.-AirY house; prettily furnished
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sd ST, 80 WEST.-EleEantly furnished rooms;
- private bath; breakfast optional; summer rates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14
NORTH STATE MILITIA.
The New Reg To- Elect Officers
Vaccination Nearly Done-Suicidc.


RALEIGH. y. c.. May 13.-special.--
The walls OF the old First Presbyterian
church are nearly to the ground. The
great timbers. all hewn. are well pre-
served. though put up I'm ISL and some
will be used In the new church.
The FIRST Regiment Band. which was
here three weeks ego and which has
made such a fine tour in the Eastern part
OF the state plays return engagement
next Tuesday. An EFFORT VIII be made TO
keep the band intact.
The neid officers OF the new First
and Second Regiments OF the State Guard
are 20 be elected on the nth instant Jo-
seph y Armne'd VIII be colonel OF tho
l.rst. Each Of the thres regiments viii
lqYe a strength 90 80 onlccrs and men.
Tho naval reserves. six divisions. have
strength OF "a
The insect which IS doing so much
damage 90 peas IN tho Ncwbcrne truck
Ing section Is the rose louise. II is In
great numbers and has nearly ruined the
crop.
News reaches here OF tho suicide by
drowning I'm a mill pond near Warren
Plains. o. Mr.. Nat Parkinson. a merchant
snd farmer.
Raleigh Il growing rapidly Builders
say they have never known more work
in piogre"
T'Are l. great pleasure here at the news
that Julian &. Carr Is elected 10 corn-
nand the United Confederate Veterans fn
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LIGHTS FOR TAZEWELL.
An lie trio Plant TO BE Established
Wit Also Manufacture lee.

TAZEWEIL VA. May -. 1S99.-Spe-
cial.-Some months ago the town coun-
oil OF Tazewel granted a franchise to
SPOTS Brothers TO erect an electric light
plant. Yesterday the town subscribed for
$40 worth OF lights from the electric
company as soon as they can get the
plant into operation, the company having
claimed that they could not afford 10
put In the plant unless the town sub
scribod al the least as much as the sum
OF $40 Tor lighting its streets.
The electric light company also con-
template building and running an ice
plant IN connection with the light plant
This will give us two fee plants I'm the
town as Buston & Sons. grocers. are pre-
paring 10 put Ia one FOR their cold stor-
age.
Times are growing wa-m in Tazewell
over the elections There arc numerous
candidates. and some or the more i'm
portant offices have stubborn opposition.
The light IS mostly among the Repwbii-
cans Both candidates for county clerk.
and both candidates Tor circuit clerk are
Republicans.
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Frank VI. Cunningham. Of this city,
son OF Captain Frank NJ C1nnilnschi nam.
ulhom every one knows. and Or. j. Gates
Goode Of Gilliamville. Ga.
DIR; F. n, , cTNN Si,N6i6eSSm was
born IN this city June Z. lei9 he a., a.,
ouired the groundwork Of ms educaton
in the public schools Of Ec limo o. i Sn9
went from the II gh school mere IL 100 ~
20 Hampden- sidney College. where ne re-
NAMED Tor the three years following tax,
Ing a course preparatory TO the STUDY u
lie entered the Medical College OF VT,
riria in September. 1885,. ana graz ia ~
with the c ass OF 20 on May =, 1900.
was appointed resident physician 10 me
Citv Hospital for one year beginning May
B. 1890 -,s.,.. ,.,ou,n md
universally popular IN Richmond.
DR. j. GATES GOODE ~.,,,,-
Dr. j. Gates Goode vas born &C Si IN M
ynained with his father. Mr W. J. {.
Goode. IN a drugstore, up TO the time that
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The testimonial concert rendered TO
Mrs. Durrett viii take place Tuesday,
May Odd having been postponed from
the 18th instant. on account of the Pres
byterian Assembly and Episcopal Con-
vent.on being held on the 18th.
The very best local talent will take
part in this concert. some of the features
being the introduction OF several young
artists. as also a chorus by members Of
the Wednesday Club male and mixed
quarettes. Duets. violin solos, &c.
In view Of the elaborate preparations
now being made all who attend will be
assured a musical evening of rare excel
leuCe.
Tickets sold for the 18th will he good
for the concert to be given on the 23d.
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Trln Shooting Bcgins.

The trap shooting season commenced
yesterday afternoon at the Deep Run
Hunt club. and from the attendance the
outlook for the season Is good BY mu-
tuaI arrangement between the Hunt Club
and the Lakeside club. they will have
shooting only every alternate Saturday.
the members Of the Two clubs exchanging
visits.
Fifteen guns faced the traps yesterday,
M. p. J.. Hewitt making the best score
closely followed by Mossrs. w. Z. Morris
= ". Travers and j. T. Anderson, who
tied for second place.
Several ladies and members enjoyed the
sport looking on and taking great in-
terest in the shooting. The next regular
shoot az the club Will be SATURDAY May
9th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14

The large plate-elass window in the
shoe store of ". T. Sorg 81 Co. No. 3-6
east Broad street broke about o clock
YESTERDAY morning with -esOunding
crash.
a search was made and not a rock or
missile Of any kind could be found. The
contents of the window We're undisturbed
and the breaking of the glass is yet a
mystery.
An expert authority on glass says It
was caused by little settling Of the
building. That the glass had probably
long held up against a heavy pressure
and finally was crushed vertically under
H.
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Cumberland Court.

SUNNY SIDE. VA. MAY l2--Spccial.-
Circuit Court closed to-day, Judge Geo.
}. Hundloy presiding. There were no jury
cases. quite large amount of chancery
business was transacted and d good many
DEGREES entered
Among thc visiting lawyers from Il
distance were Col r. r. Hubbard and
Hon Edmund Hubbard from Buckiug-
ham: Hon II. y. Flood from Appomat-
tox. Judges Watkins and Crnth. Farm
Vile. Hon. VIM. NJ. Flanagan and Judge
Miller of Powhatan, and Judge Farrar,
Of Amelia
Tn. fight for the county offices begins
10 get warm. The hottest OF all seems
20 be for the clerkship
The people Of Cumberland don't seem
TO be taking any interest In the May
convention.
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There has been developed in Henrico
county by Mr. William H. Brauer the
cultivation OF asparagus TO higher de-
gee Of perfection than any where else
N America that we know or. The stalks
Of his asparagus are perfectly white. as
lender as possible from bottom to top
and many OF them larger than a man
walking cane
This favorite vegetable IS used in large
quantities and always sells well. The
Germans have heretofore had the pre-
terence in its culture ana their canned
asparagus is considered the best. but We
have never seen any that compared with
MIR. BTauers.
II Kalamazoo. Michigan, can make #
elf rich by raising celery Henrico can
10 the same with asparagus If they viii
only learn the art from Mr. Brauer.
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North Carolina.
one new case Of smallpox was dlscov-
cred here yesterday Vaccination Is now
nearly complete. one man has so far
refused TO submit TO the order for com
pulsory vaccination, and. he was jailed
to-day He is crank and believer I'm
Christian science. lie swears be VIII not
be vaccinated. but the sheriff viii tie him
and then have that work done.
The Fuller Literary Society. at tho Ag-
ricultural College here, debated the ques-
ton last pight-
Resolved, That the United States
should ennext the Philippines"
The affirmative won.