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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-20
Henry b. Chase Not = Burrlar.

Henry B. Chase. a conductor OF the Flatbush
avenue trolley line in Brooklyn who was
recently arrested on suspicion OF being the
burglar that fired at Policeman Greene OF the
Grant avenue station while pursuing him. was
trate Brenner In the Grant street court Chase
proved to the satisfaction OF the Magistrate
that he was victim OF mistaken indemnity.
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Recorded Lenses,

Townsend. Ralph. to Henry. schaefer. Am
stordam av. 1874. 8 yrs..............,,.....
Pittell, Frank, toAnastasia De Filippo: list
ct, a1l East. q 1-3 yrs......................
18th st, 2sS West. 3 90 yrs.'.'.........''. '
Locw, Edw v. TO n. + Ca-ley, 10th av. s3l,
NV cor both st; 4a-l2 yrs.................
Knapp. Theresa, to Patrick Kelly. West End
Av, lhl: - yrt.. .....',......
Pieri Romualo, to Enulio SpinA. as Presi.
dent Col. Roosevelt Political Republican
Club Of Sd Assembly district MacDou-
The Central spar Verein. N Y City, to vii.
liam Buess. 05th st. 3l2 to $40 east; 20
yrs.
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BOOKER WAsH1NeToN,s RETURN.
AtIanta Preparing to Welcome tho South
ern Negro Leader with Enthusiasm.

ern NeKro Lehder VIII Enthusiasm.
ATLANTA. Ga. Sept. 19.-A letter was re-
eeived from Booker T. Washington this morn
ing announcing the subject upon which he will
speak at the First Congregational Church on
next Monday as THE Race Problem in the
Light OF European Travel" Mr.. Washington
will reach Atlanta on Monday noon and will be
the guest Of Mr. II. H. Proctor. 1873 CORTLAND
street. Arrangements for his reception at the
First Congregational Church are, progressing.
in behalf of the State. School Comm iss lon or
Glenn, will speak in behalf OF the white people
President j. NJ. Henderson OF Morris Brown
College will speak In behalf Of institutions OF
learning and W. A.. PledRer will voice the well
come OF the colored people.
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ATLANTIC CITY, NJ Sept 10.-The schooner
sudis Wayman. Capt. Patience, with cargo Of
lum Der from Norfolk to Atlantic City. stranded
at noon on the Absecon Bnr. The Government
lie saving crew Immediately set out and as
sisted the crew Of four men ashore. The yea
Sei is now, rapidly breaking to piooes and will
4 Be total loss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-20
Bootblack Killed by Persons Unknown.

coroner's jury yesterday decided that Bap-
tste Spngola. the Italian bootblack who was
found murdered on Sept s in tho basement at
80 Stanton street. came to his death at tho
hands OF some person or persons unknown.
The six persons arrested by the police on
suspicion were discharged.
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Recorded Mortgages.

Atwood, Hugh, TO Fidelity and Deposit Co
OF Maryland. West End av Sc cor soths
Bowman. Eugene NJ to Leopold Hutter. '10oo0'
Hili.6. r james H. to Daniel c Moy;nihan LOOK
Jerome Cr,: 2Ioa u1 i7 dn1. s., m's l6o'
%ap .:eon y .1s ssd
Kaufmann: leopold, to Jonas We'll and '0>
aanst. Carrie. to Harry Hanpt. 9th ST. n ''o''
o., no LsIinG,on Az demand v. ,;,: l.oot
Bradley Currier Co. 9Th av, sw cor
SAME 70 Same. s,h av. ., sos iI2,h st. '0o'
Same to same. ii2th st. g. 100 sth AZ. '''0'
Bopp Harrison. to Harlem Saving: Bank, 70o'
1851 ct. n 8. 225 " Webster Az; also Ford
III H.rmsn snd Mehss to
Bradley Il Currier Co.. 18th stSs. 12bw
Kelly, Thoml: D. to John o'Brein.' 2iGi 0'0O'
BatbGate sy. instsl's 1.4oc
sG1G.e CHI: Hsfr ts'fP StGS1 St SOC
L:asSsSn f Gde and Abe Miller to walter i0'0'
HAllgartsn. 10th It, n .. 400 9th ava
csrlsy, Michael T. to Bsiiantns sons, ''o0'
ssi 10th ay, saloon lease, demand 80 5000
NS grant fndSstri.i SAVINGS Banl, a.a "
st;io15ss. 5Iw a.; ~ secures advances, 1000
h frn. CO. a s5s tug guarantee and
Cahill, william. to Franklin Savings Bank,
9Th Ay. cor 52d ct, yrs. .......,...... 10000
Baum, David and RebeccA ct al to the
Mutual Life InS Co. 234 Delaney at. byrs 10000
Levenson. Eide and Abe Miller. to Eliza Ell
Stephens, 4oth Ut, 8. 400 " 9th Sv, q yrs I,6OC
CAhiil, william. to Bernheimer h Schmid.
9Th Gv. N " cor SD ct, being s7l 9Th aV
and sol W ga st, demand -, ....::,.... $4,000
McEVuv, Peter, to Jacob Rupert, 235 W
iath q. demand Observation-Disclosures. 2.ssc
Hubbsll, Marvin d, to Ella " Mills e1trI,
4 Sno, sT'r &c, 2sS " laet9 81; 8 yrs: lo.s5C
sist d. Ms 2Ih,e lstIv 1. yrs 800 1880
RoIenblatt. Samuel a Simon n. TO BeamAns
Bank for Savings. 2+Ssouth ct. extending
to Water at, yrs 10000
BlurncnthAl George, to Abraham Rosen.
berg; Washington Az, near limo n " cor
lisa st. 4 NmAnd .,,.,.,..,.,. ,............ B,b
Larsen, Carl II aud MINI to Unitsd States
ssvinEs Bank; Tinton AZ. 8, 1902
walker, Frederick H, to New York Savings
Bank: ct Nicholas av, II cor l+5th At,
Peterson. Christian. to Sta Cooperative B '''0O'
and :. Ass n; l+sth IT, Sc. Is . Bradhurst
Bsrnst1in Mitchell b. to Peter Hotls; 10 -'''>
soth 81. 8 yrs.,;.,...;..,,,,,..,;,.,;.. 24.ooc
Levy, lots $50 and 1871, map Van Nest
Refine Josephine b, to Ephraim levy '''
lots l8b and 1913 map Van Nest PArkl yr Sot
Cunningham MARY b, to Lille l. Costsr.
2b7 ~ pvth st. yrs ...,........,.,......... COZ
BAntacroce. Julia. to James Forbes. Nor.
MS PArk av, ms. l.i6v.o . OF Unionport
road. iyr'..........'...'...'...' 20
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At the New York Real Estate sAlesrooms
yesterday Peter i. Meyer 4 Co sold. In fore
stores. No PAT West Sixtieth street. to Jacob
Lawson for SS525. and the two-story frame
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MRS. BRADLEY HAS TWO HUsBAyDs.
Her Divorce from Her First Set Aside after
Her Marriage to Her Second.

Her Marriage to Her Second.
NYAcK. N Y. Sept. 19-Mrs. Collstte E.
Bradley OF Sing Sing. the former wife OF Patt
B. Towner Of Nyack. is placed In an un pleas-
ant position by q decision OF the Supreme
Court which practically makes her marriage
with Dr.. Bradley null and void Before her
marriage to her second husband Mrs. Bradley
by default, Last spring Mr.. Towner brought
AZ action In the Supreme Court to have his
had never been served with a copy OF the COM
plant In the action. Justice Hrsch berg has
handed down decision granting Mr.. Tow
ner'S motion to have the divorce set aside
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csnrnishsd Rooms as;anted.

A GENTLEMAN of 30. who travels great deal for
"A pleasure, would like room without meals in
strictly private family VIII 10 he could have or
tho comfofts Of home while in town, and whore his
snects would be we'll cared for during his absence.
Refereneesi no fata; location preferred below hpth
st. AddresR BACHELOR n. b. H.. box 40 Sun
uptown once. 1888 Broadway.
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REAL ESTATE NEWS.

There was q decided improvement yestsr-
day In the business done at private
contract and number of interesting
sales were reported. These concerned up
town residence property for the most
part. although one sale OF number Of
old houses on East Twelfth street was re-
ported. Those Inter. It is understood. were
bought for improvement. One i'm portant sale
OF Bronx property was reported. The block
front on fremont avenue. between Prospect
and Marion avenues unimproved. was sold for
about $45. 1000.
In the auction room seven parcels were sched-
ulsd for sale. One OF those was bid In. Auc-
tioneer Ryan had advertised two Brooklyn par
css for sale. One OF these was the property bid
In and the other. . two-story and basement
brownstons dwelling. 1925 Douglass street.
was secured by Hugo Scholler for $4.650
The salss attracted considerable interest and
several parcels sold under foreclosure pro-
csedings were bought by outsiders. Eight Of
ferings arc scheduled for to-day.
McYickar Il Company have been appointed
agents for the iourteen-story ONCE building
which tho 81. Lawrence Realty Company 10
erecting on the northwest corner Of Broadway
and Cedar street. H. W. Mcyickar. the senior
mber OF the Arm. is ? director in the Inter
national Banking and Trust Company. which
will occupy the entire first floor OF the building
as banking office.
1t Ia reported that H. E. HartwSl will erect
six story apartment house on the plot. 344x
100. 1877 and 100 West Forty.lfth street.
which was purchased by him two weeks ago.
According to the official records. the Col
Roosevelt Political Republican Club OF the
Third Assembly district has leased No. 100 Nc
Dougal street for seven months at SIT.
II. II. Atwood took title yesterday to the
southeast corner OF West End avenue and
Eighticth street for a stated consideration Of
$G4 COO. A$2oo.000 mortgage on the property
was recorded.
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Real estate at'anted.

WANTED+one or two lots suitable for improve.
w mant; corner preferred, neiRhborhood OF
Greene and Broomo sts iie West 43d ut.
CBAS H. FASTON CO,
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Mechanics' Liens.
Pearl at, 400 and 4ol: Berger Mfg Co We
James Trainor and ano. 01.O
129th ct, 1872 and l34 W; Charles Winkel
vB Charles Tango. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 600
1oSth st, n Q. 800. o Amsterdam Av, b0xt 90;
Washington Hydraulic Press Brick Co VS.
Henry y. benson lo6.O
1dOth st, o q. w ". Courtlindt av, hOxto0;
He'll Bros vs. Margaret Redican and ano... 1900
183rd ST. 0 :, 400 Amsterdam nv, l0oxloo;
B Kreischer 4 Sons VS. b Styles. Jr. go. b22.9
Same prop; Overbaugh K Camp ys John
styles, Jr. ct al 7OS.b
1soth st, q 6. 100 " Amsterdam ~. 1 75II5l;
Charles Lehman Daniel Murphy. 1855
Ros.iine Finiie ct al @ @ ~ 5op5
orrin b Person vs. kaufman ( Glass. ..' 1.eea.2
Person vs. Charles Tango and sno. ........ 1869
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NeS size.
29D ST. sos WEST Central location)--Desirabls
cc rooms with excellent board; Dewey transients
or permanent guests.
2 iTH st. 20 WEST-Handsonio second and third
oI story suits with private baths central loca-
tfon; references required.
A STH ST. 22I WESr-Private family. Handsome
~ large square room; dressing room: bath;
parlor dining room: superior table and service;
gentlemen; references
ASTH ST, 80 WEST-Two handsome come citing
~ rooms; second floor; other rooms best table
and service; references.
WASHINGTON PLAGF s6-Overlookiug Park
W Parlor; single and double rooms: neatly fur
nished: superior board; references exchanged.
BROOKLYN.
< ASHLAND PLACE. near Fulton st-Superlor
~ board and room. 81; improvem ents good at
tendAnes; near cars
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PARK West. 8 ass n s4th st; 1899 =. .a4.7ab.oo
18th ct, IS ITO 9Th Az; 1899 ....-....i7. 7ol.S5
a~.WS. Is iso,h ST. 1sSo ......,'.D,,,. 10000
PARK a1 1889 1oo.4o
Glosshein, Isidor. vs. Hersh, Frank, 222<
Washington Az: 1879 ., W.. 1880
nth st. ms. lis v Columbus Az: 1907. :. 477.s5
stss 2os.s sd Az; 1895 .............. 76c.No
Miller Jas L. same. prop: 1902. .ool 90
70 ". iisth St. 1850 ...e,''....'......,,. 7os.,4
". iisth ST. 1875. $50 90
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Donohue. John. to 5smeA Barrett. Southern
boulevard uSad st.. " cor willis avs
Edwards, Mary j. TO James Phelan. trus.
tee. Mott Az, es. po.2, s1tvth o.. Widened.
Houi.han. John j. TO Timothy Donovan.
Tad at, n ., 9s.p Av A, 1 ". ............. Az
Brodbeck. Johanna and John. to George
Wildung, Ala 10th st, yra. .."........ IL
Fitzsimmons. Terrence. to Lembeck Betz
Brewing Co. ivt7 Amsterdam av. saloon
Dederick Henry y Jr, TO Leon halraison,
Eagle ay, VS.. 10 n l61 st ut. demand 49,. a.
Miller, Charles and wife, to Catherine
Martin. nth av, n . cor 20tth e. yr!.... a.
Jessurun. Louis Z, to American Mortgage
Go. Intervale NJ, n " ., 655.6 n l67th st.
3yrs. o.
Lsyinstsin, Fannie, TO Felix Levy and ano.
Webster nv. o q. l22 LIST 81 installs.... IL
Mcfarland, Geo H., to Title Guarantee
Trust Co. 81 " 10th OF. yrs ...,........ 49,
kerpaA. Gottlieb II, ct al TO Frederick
Goddard, Commerce at. cor Bedford at,
De Gaugpe, Chas l. Il, to James v Woollcy,
1913 T. 18th ut, ~ yra ........ ..-.......,,. 2,t
Relph Henrietta, to Mary Rowe. Flower OF,
n " cor I'd ay: Elizabeth ct. . .. 1875 Eli.
oft nv. extends TO old Boston road. yrs. o.
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A..irnment. Of Mertsares

Bell Enoch C, to Charles NJ Ievy............ $4,000
Dudennng. Richard, to Carl Fischer. ...... $500
man $1,000
Greco. stsfano. to Clsrne Z Buzby ........ $50
Albert L Foss ........................... 1900
Lurch. Lena extr. &c, to John Barn., LOCO
Kienen Co... $500
winsiow. Edward. to Ernest. Mari. Nathan
Ernest. Marx. Nathan Co to James wentz. 10000
Same to same MISUNDERSTANDING. 1880
City savings Institution '. y" v, ........ 1000
Pc Church in Y.'..'.................... 10000
Same to Hudson CITY Savings Institution. 1000
assigns mortgage, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
The City Mortgage Co to Edward Winslow.. 100
Same to same NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
Same TO same. Observation-Disclosures. 100
Uhimann, Frederick, to Henry d McCord. $500
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Plans Filed for Now BuildinEs

1lpth at and Brooke av. . cor. six.story
nat; q b Ogden owner and architect; cost s35. 900
18th av. 9 8 1876 " 9th at, Wakefield; two.
story dwelling. Ida Keller owner. A
Dennis architect: cost. $500
10Th OF 8s4 300 e: four, story and basement
Eats; aud " Baohrach owners; II Barn. ..
stein archt cts cost OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100000
10th ct and trafalgar place. sw cor; one
and half. story shop: Frank McCone
owner: A Z McCone architect; cost, ....... $50
Forest Av o o. 300 3 l66th at; two three
story fats; Charles Nesereau, owner;
9arvin architect: cost. ................. 1000
Forest av Q, ?b3 = 16Bth st: thiee-story
HAT; Charles Mpse-elu owner: Gar
win architect: cost Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Caldwell NV sr4; improve nent TO dwelling
and store; Marr frerk owner; Horen-
berger archite I; cost. 200
Market and Henry 1t. II " cor: Trustees of
Church OF Sea aud Land owner; q. +. APPEL
architect: cost :..:::''.. foo
Park ay. 1882: Improvement to dwellings,
Caroline Adler owner; F. Ebeling. archi-
tsct; cost. 300
65th st. Ii e. i'm provement 10 dwellings; Mrs.
L. II. Moore. owner: JarLine, Kent and
Jardinc. architects; cost ................. $500
Forest Av. 1871; two story dwelling; william
l.. Hopwood. owner; Gustave schwarL
architect; cost ................ 1000. $50
9th av. 1876; Improvement to store aud dwell
ing: Frank j. Hughes, owner q. +. Pol
ham, architect; cost ........,............... 100
9th Al, 574: improvement to studios; j. W.
NASH owner; Hugh Getty. architect; cost 25o
Cedar st. 40: imp: oyement to stores and Of
fees: Charles A. Gould. owno-, John
Downey, architect; cost. .... 1000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-20
Situations at'antsa-Atales.

German gentleman, age 81, de-
sires position as instructor or
tutor in German. Is an expert
horseman, and would give lessons
in riding or driving. Served dur
ing the late war and can furnish
the best references. Address E.
V. w., box 1852 Sun Office.
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THERE MAY BE OTHERS
but, we arc confident. and You will agree with as,
that there has never been 3'story and basement
brown stone houAe up date in every particular,
Park Slope offered for $1,000 cash-pnce 90. 1850;
IL rooms and bath
pREsIDENT STREET, s7o-.Finely situated on
house OF II rooms and bath in complete order.
newly painted and decorated for rent for year or
term Of ears. rent reasonable
A. D. CRANE. owner. ii Wall st.. New York.
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City Rsal estate.
Borough OF Brooklyn Sale or Rent.
PARK.

To the Public:
Since the contracts for the 27e houses
under construction at Borough Park were
closed last. Fall. all building material has
advanced from 20 to 10 per cent. The
that much more. or all these beautiful
homes only forty are still unsold, but not
quite completed. Tho Borough Park
Company has decided to give to those
who purchase before November list, 1899,
the benefits Of these low contracts. Here
is an opportunity to purchase home for
$3.50 less than It would actually cost to
build to-day.
STOP AND THINK. 27e beautiful de-
tached homes erected, 24O sold within
fourteen months. representing an invest
ment OF nearly 81, 500, 100000. II the con-
tracts for these houses were let out under
prevailing prices, the difference in cost
would amount to 1915. 900, or more. This
the Borough Park Company offers you the
benefit OF.
Respectfully yours,
WILLIAM II. REYNOLDS President.
Take Fifth Avenue Borough Park Car
from Bridge.
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Miscellaneous.
ROOMS FOR DEWEY DAYS.

Hotels are llod. other accommodate are being
rnldly TAKEN There is no time for dence.
Good rooms, accommodating two. rent from S. q
day up In centre OF city and ~ day up on out.
skirts. Rooms must be taken for at least Thursday
Friday and Saturday nights.
Send us as much money a you wish to spend for
accommodations through either Adams. American,
United States, National Wells Fargo Il Co.'S Ell.
press. with an order to pay the money TO us in
exchange for receipt for room and we will buy
for YOU the best that Is vacant.
We also secure seats the stands for the Military
Parade. Seats sell from 81 apiece up No desirable
seats for Military Parade for less than SIS.
SELECTED kOOMS AND ROARD AGENCY.
OLIVER SUMNER TEALL, Pres.
HENRY T.. THOMAS, Treas,
1884 BROADWAY, near <6th st.
OPEN EVENINGS.
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WE AFFORD OPPORTUNITIES of finding apart
w ments housekeeping. S45-s5oO monthly;
bachelor. sss upward furnished unfurnished, with.
out answering Indefinite ad Everything
Inspected, have full articulars References
Highly recommended board. rooms. suites many prl.
vate families.
MANHATTAN APARTMENT COMPANY,
1873 Broadway, t26th).
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afanttd-femaIts.

A RTIFICIAL FLOwERS-wAnted 0 good packer
IA who will make herself generally useful;
steady employ me nt to right party.
BLUMENTHAL STINER. ose Broadway.
RTIFICIAL FLOWERS Wanted designer of
"A ros q and paGuet goods. Apply hy letter to
EXPERIENCE. box so, Sun once
DIRD VOLUNTEERS and fancy feather maiorS;
ID work given out. MAX HERMAN CO.. 81 Q B'way.
FANCY FEATHERs-Good bird mounters wa nted;
work given out. FUCKER JOSEPHY. 7l5.71i
Broadway.
FANCY FEATHERS Piquet makers and bird
L mountors; week work. Apply DAVID SPERO,
Broadway and 4th st.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted on Wilcox aud
" Gibbs machines Steady work
ARNOLD, sCHIFF Co.. 263 Church ct.
WANTEp.YGunG woman over 81 year; q Hgs
Il DEMAREST. 2y2 Blocker st.. corner Barrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-20

| 125th ct, $40 "; Eliza Mulreiu vs. Charles wsis-
becker action for Injunction. 6c); atty. z. j. Nc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-20
Sflfrt Hoard.
EilEt Side.

EuHt SIde.
Hoe 25TH sT.-LarEe and small rooms: excel
n. lent board. special terms for season; central.
MADISON AY.. e7-Boarders wanted; large aud
Au small rooms steam heated; open plum bling;
centrally located; rransients.
MADISON Av.. I2o-Handsome suites and single
4l rooms with or without private baths; breakfast
optionali references.
MADISON Av 153155-Handsome parlor suite
lei three rooms; other rooms suite or single;
fashion able neiHh bOrhOod.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-20

YOUNG MAN desires position, something
with chance Of advancement preferred, have had
experience In grocery, feed and coal business for
five years best Of references. Address READY,
box ito Sun uptown office. 1865 Broadway.
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PERSONAL Nrtires.
8usiness Q,hanfes.

poBERT R. D.. come home. every thing is all right
N FATHER.
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Between lo1st and 1920 sts, elegant apartments of
six and sevon extra large rooms anu bath. open
nickel plumbing. steam heat. hot wafer. oak wood
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-20
Colleges aud Schools.
Hudson River Military Academy

A safe, thorough. splsndidly equipped Preparatory
School and Home for Boys. - miles from New York.
cent In its appointments. Experienced and able
teachers: Large athletic grounds. Horses and
ponies for riding, drill and artillery practice.
illustrated catalogue on request.
Capt. ]. WILSON, 4. NJ, Supt, Ny1ck, n Y
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-19

d. Mears, Raleigh; John Pulley, Little
River: J. II. Mills, ST., White Oak: z.
NJ. Stewart. Raleigh; J. c. -Moonenam,
st. Mary's; T. II. Weathers, Raleigh;
A. II. Jinks. White Oak; J. l.. d. Tur-
ner. Raleigh; w. II. Robbins, Raleigh;
James Moore, Raleigh T. S. Wynne,
Oak Grove: n. p. Sears, Cedar Fork;
]. H. Headin White Oak; Adolphus
Lynn Cedar Fork; Geo. L. Penny,
House Greek: J. w. Sorrell, Cary; w.
ID. Hinton, Middle Creek.
SECOND WEEK.
W. Z. Massey st. Matthews; G. w
Huskith. Oak Grove; ". II. Lancas-
ter, Raleigh r. P<Walters, Wake For
est; w. j. II. King, Cedar Fork; Cal
vim Freeman (col), Marks Creek; Sid
ney Morgan (col), He,''ark Greek; ). A.
Canada, Barton's Greek; e. f. Holt.
B. F. Robertson, New Light:
J. T. Lawrence, Buckhorn; S. c. Hobby,
Branch; J. c. Ray, New E1sat;
T.. w. Clements, Cedar Fork; j. e.
Gordon. Oak Grove; j. NJ. Paetros. Raj
eigh: S. NJ. Raines, Wake Forest; G.
y. Robbins, Wake Forest.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-19

ing that any man can soon learn the in
surance business. There never was a
more grievous mistake, because it is
the most intricate business on earth. 1t
is true that any man can soon obtain a
slight knowledge of the business. but
to understand its correct principles in
every department takes time, thought
and brains. The insurance business in
this State is honestly and intelligently
managed. This Legislature should
therefore pause. read, mark and in
wardly digest with care and much
thought any movement which would
work an injury to this business. | do
not believe that this Legislature, which
has been pursuing such a wise and con-
sentative course, in all matters that have
come before it. will now make such a
radical departure as soon as they touch
insurance. / believe | voice the senti-
ment not only of every insurance man
in North Carolina, but of every policy
holder when | say either let the inSur
ance business remain where it is, or
place it with some one of the regular
State officials, whose special duty it
will be to look after the business. Nor else
give us separate insurance department
JOHN C. DREWRY.
RALEIGH Y C.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-19
THE JAIL WALK WAY.
Contract Given Out by the County
Commissioners Yesterday.

Contract Given Out by the County
Commissioners Yesterday.
The county commissioners met yester-
day. Messrs. Lewis and Pegram being
present.
A contract was made with the Virginia
Bridge and Iron Company, of Roanoke,
Va, to construct the walk way from
the second story of the jail to the court
room. This will be IL steel structure
sixty feet long and four feet wide. The
strength is to be 100 pounds to the
square foot. 1t is to be one spar, sup
ported on piers to be constructed by
he county The price TO be paid is $3.50
and the work is to be completed by the
both of April.
The remainder of the session was de-
voted to routine business.
The Jurors for the March term of
court were drawn. They are as follows:
FIRST WEEK.
+. NJ. Ennis. Middle Creek; Il. q.
Ennis. Middle Creek; w. c. Kelly, st.
Mary's: Washington Green. Cedar
Fork; w. f. Horton, Marks Greek; u.
p. Terrell, Oak Grove; Sanity Keith,
Barton's Creek: T. r. O'Neil, Barton S
Greek; W. e. Emery, Houses Creek;
III. Stell, Wake Forest: Thomas Perry,
Little River; William r. Lewis, White
Oak: II. r. Hornbuckle, Raleigh; III.
Il. Rogers. St Mary's; J. r. Gattis, Raj
eigh; ]. w. Foy, Raleigh; J. Il. Langs-
ton, ST. Mary's; Alex Pulley, Little
River; Lee Keith, New Light; George