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PEOPLE aSI TSaI sessss2a sGe s ONE me WORD s SAPOLO
BURGLARS MAKE A HAUL.
Blow Open n MIL Safe and Escape
With Their PIunder.

CATAwISSA. Pa. May 14-At about 2
O'Clock yesterday morning burglars entered
the sristmiil of J.. B. Nuss & Co. at Main
vile. and by blowing open the safe secur-
ed 81. 100 in casa. endorsed checks 10 the
amount OF 81. 600. and a watch and a dia-
mond pin worth $3.50
The burglars first broke into the black
smith shop OF W H Geiger. where they Sc
cured iron bars and drills. After getting
these tools they went 10 the Office OF the
Kester Flourins Mills and blew open the
safe. but failed 10 find any plunder. Pro-
ceeding 10 the office of Nuss & Cos grist-
mill. the robbers drilled the safe and put
in heavy charge Of powder. Toe explos-
ion was heard BY Mr. Nuss, who lives near
the mill. He went TO his bedroom window
Just In time TO see two men leave the mill
and disappear over the bank
Mr. Nuss then called for one OF his mil
lers and together they went 10 the Office
There they found everything in confusion
The air was heavy with powder smoke and
the floor was streWn with deeds and many
other valuable papers. In their hurry the
robbers overlooked several bank notes and
pension checks No ciew 70 the thieves
has yet been found.
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DIED.

McCARFER-On Friday, Nay II. 1900 at Gar
field Hospital, from pneumonia, ARCHIE Ne
CARTER
Funerai from Will'rm Lees undertaking estab.
iShrsent Monday at $50 p m under the ausriess
Of Bridge and structural TronwOrkers' Uuicp No
$500 lntsrment at GlenwoOd. II
MeMAHoN-on Sunday. Msy Is. 1890. at 80
p. m, at his late residence. 20 Street northeast
JOHN MCMAHON, beloved husband OF BRIDGET
McNahOn. native of Scariff COUNTY Clare ire
land, and resident Of Washington TOR fity rcars
Notice of funeral hereafter II
CkAWFORD-SUddenly. Sturdy. Nav p
800. FRANK CRAWFORD. aged scvcn years
Funeral from bis parents residence 1904 Sixtt
Street southwest, Monday. Way IL. an 3 : m
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 AZ
tend. II
TAYLoR-Departed this Idc on Friday. Nav IL
1900. az 80 p. u-, at his late RESIDENCE Ife2 O
Street southeast, FRANK TAYLOR
Interment at Arlington Monday Nay H. from
his late residence
oru home is sad; God. how lonely
lonely every step
Cur dear faTher has left t.s I,saETv
For ne SEQ him not
1t By his loving daughter, PEARL
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STILL HELD IN CUSTODY.
Annie I<Iase Refuses TO Return I
Her Fathers Home.

annie tNI1se hetuScS TO Return 10
Her Father's Home.
Annie Klase. the seventeen yeaT-Old girl
who was taken into custody last night By
Detective MeNamee as a fugitive from her
parents. is still held in charge of Matron
Pennifl at No. l station. and in all prob
ability will remain there until tomorrow.
unless she will agree to return to her
home. The girl was visited by her father
this morning. and ii is said refused abso-
1utely to accompany him home Mr. Klase
intimated that he would have female
friends or relatives attempt to diSsuade
the girl from her alleged purpose to re-
main away from home. In the event that
fails ii is understood an attempt will be
made to have the girl committed to some
home for young women.
Annie Klase disappeared from her home
at Takoma Park several weeks ago. and
was vainly searched for until yesterday.
when Detective McNamee learned that the
girl was at a river pleasure resort The
steamers were then watched and the girl
was apprehended as she stepped from
steamer 10 the wharf.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A SPECIAL. TERN
FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS In re
ESTATE OF MfNIFRED KELLY, DECEASED
No. S7s2. Administration docket %.
Application having been made TO the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia holding a spe-
cial term for Orphans Court business fer probate
OF the last viii and testament and codicils ard
for letters testameEtary on said estate. by John
r. Ross. it is ordered this 27th day Of April
1900. that notice Is hereby given TO the unknown
heirs at law and next OF kin Of said decedent
and TO all Others 2eo=cefned, TO appear in said
court on FRIDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF JUNE
A. D. 1900. az 1 O'CLOCK P. NJ. 10 show canse
why such application should not be granted
This notice shall be published in the washing
ton Law Reporter" and Tie Washington Times
once in each of three successive weeks before
the return day therein menticncd-the irst pub
hcati0n to be not less than thirty dags before
said retura day.
By fbe court CHAS c. COLI. Justice.
Attest: LOUIS 4. DENT. Register Of wills
ANDREW y. BRADLEY, Attorney tor App.ica,t.
apSO ny7,H
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RemaIns TO BE sent 20 FIorida

The remains Of James " Richardson. who died
suddenly at 1856 Street northwest. Saturday
night, will today be sent to bis late home in
GAINESVILLE, Fla The action will be taken at the
direction Of Senator Mallory of Florida, who yes
terday gave instructions for the removal Of the
body nom the mOrgue 10 the undertaking eStab-
lIshment OF J. W. Ice in Pennsylvania Avenue
and ordered the body prepared for burial. Preyi-
ousy at the direction Of Coroner Carr, an autopsy
was performed 10 determine the cause OF death
According TO the certificate death was due to
heart disease The deceased was thirty two years
old and was employed private secretary 10 Sena-
tor Mallory
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A REJECTED sUIToR's SUICIDE.
He Drinks CarboIic Acid and Dies
in the Street

CHICAGO, May 14.-Harry s. Barrett.
well known on the West and South sides,
killed himself this morning shortly after
midnight Barrett. who was but twenty
two years old. had called upon Miss Marie
Stevenson, at the Messenger apartment
house and stayed until nearly midnight
He proposed marriage. but she rejected
him. He threatened suicide. but was not
taken seriously. With the words. Well.
l shall kill myself, Marie; good-by," he
left the house.
He walked from her residence to a bril-
liantiy lighted main business corner of En-
glewood and. drawing from his pocket a
vial Of carbolic acid. drank a large quantity
OF it and sank TO the pavement. He died
on the way to the hospital. The girl is
PROSTATE with grief
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RoUTER BY AMMONIA FUMES.
A Defective lee Machine Causes Eek.
citement in Chicago.

CHICAGO. May 14.-Ammonia fumes,
which escaped from the ice machine in Bur
ton F. Whites restaurant yesterday even
in the vicinity OF the Quincy Building
There was panic and considerable injury
was done.
To escape the choking gases. the guests
IN kinsley's restaurant fed to the street.
Three women In the Quincy Building faint
ed and several other occupants OF Offices
were overcome and pedestrians suffered
acutely- The police had TO be called twice
before the nuisance was abated. The ex-
planEtion given was a mistake made in
cleaning the ice machine.
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Governor voorhees,, Trip Abroad.

ELIZABETH, n. J.. May 14-Governor
Voorhees,. accompanied by Frank Bergen.
Will sail on "Wednesday for a months trip
abroad. Governor voorhees, and Mr.. Ber,
gen viii visit the Paris Exposition. but
further than that they have planned no
itinerary. AS the Governor is going abroad
for health and pleasure, h. mas declined
Official invitations.
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Prosecuting Policy Law Violation.

John Newton and Henry winslow coloTed. and
aged respectively fOrty-hve and fifty years. wee
the defendants in the Police Court this morning
TO charges Of violating the policy law. Detective
Watson appeared the complainant Newton de-
manded jury trial and held in bond for his
future appearance WinSlOw entered plea OF not
guilty and sentenced by Judge Kimball to
Serve nineUy Gays in jail IL is said thai Newton
who is the sexton of col0red church denies thai
ne was promoting policy, but was on fishing trip
when arrested
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Cornerstone Laid Mt Columbia.

COLUMBIA, Pa, May 1.-THE corner
Etone Of the Baptist Colored Church OF this
place was laid yesterday afternoon with
Imposing ceremonies by Olive Branch
Lodge, g. U. o. Of o. F.. in the presence of
large assemblage Of people. Rev. J. ID.
Brooks. Of Philadelphia. and Rev j. A.
Sumner, OF New York, preached the ser
The evening times., 1900-05-14
Reading Man Commits suicide.

READING, Pa, May 14.-Theodore Kulp,
pged thirty-three years. ended his life
here yesterday evening by taking strych-
nine. Kulp was a well-knOwn musical in
6tructor, and one of the best cello and vi
olin players in this section. He had been
despondent lately. He leaves a Wife and
Family
The evening times., 1900-05-14
The Poole Contested win C,

The taking Of testimony in the Nathan A
Poole contested will case, which was commenced
last weak before Chief Justice Bingham. sitting
for probate business, was resumed this morning
II is expected that the trial Of the issues IN
VOWED will occupy the attention Of the court Tor
The remaining DAYS of the present week
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Great works performed not b. strength but
by perseverance, Perseverance is what ha.
brought to the reputation OF having the best
and purest beer in the United States Phone 6St.
Arlington Bottling Company, for a case OF Maer-
Zen Senate, or Lager, and learn what Perseverance
has ACCOMPLISHED.
The evening times., 1900-05-14

Morguemaster Schoeneberger is anxious to To-
cate relatives friends Of the late Sarah Turner
Coiorcd who died at Providence Hospital Satur-
day as the result Of attack OF pneumonia The
body Is now at the mOrgue. and unless it is
claimed within reasonable time will be buried
in potter's field
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No Relatives Eonra

The body Of Susan Costello. who died at I79s
Seventh Street northwest, saturday, is still IN
claimed at the morgue and the indications are
that it viii be buried in potter's field
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The sedEwick FIoated.

The Transport Bureau Of the War De-
partment was apprised this morning of the
safe fcating OF the Sedgwiek In the har-
Dor Of Cienfuegos. So far as known the
transport is uninjured
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WELL END THE SUFFERING.

Well remedy all Selects.
Wen perform skillfui operations
Well give ycu no pain il possible, zzd work and
price will give you r.rfect satiStaction Full set
Tor S5; and caps from s. to IS. Tooth
powder. paste. and mouth wash, the very bes,
made by US.
THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs.
1909 st NV.
Established 1850. Branch oSace, 307 n St nv.
ap3O-tf.em
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CUMBERLAND. Nd. May 1.-THE new
drift in the clay mine OF the Union Mining
Company. Mount Savage. caught fire Fri
day night from lanterns. which ignited the
timbers and the coal and clay veins ar
burning An attempt viii be made 10 eK-
tinguish the flames by flooding
The evening times., 1900-05-14
COMPLAINTS FROM GUAM
Marines Said to be 0Ferworked and
Underfed.

Nearly All of the American Garrison
Reported on the Sick List-CoIoneI
Kellogg Blamed by the Mcn-AIieg-
ed Arbitrary Treatment of the Nn-
tIves by the Governor OF the Island
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Pensions for NVnshinrtopi.rs

The following pensions have Just been Issued 10
WashingtonianS: Original-Jacob F. czolgas. Sol
diers' Home, S2i (war with Spain). Increase-
Jacob Turner, $40.
The evening times., 1900-05-14
Gustnvus FIuuer,s Win EiIed

The will of Gustavus Fluger. dated March 10
ls1- was filed today for probate. BY its terms
the testator leaves his entire estate to his wife
Anna FlUger, whom he names as executrix
The evening times., 1900-05-14

L. families that use Munyon's remedies have
no doctors bill 10 pay Wien an ailment
seems obscure complicated they call on Nun
yOn's doctors. who direct them what remedies
TO use or give them electrical other treatment
needed The Nun. on Office Is established for
the free use OF the PEOPLE. Anybody can come
and have the benefit Uf the best medical opinion
and OF the latest improved appliances. Aunyoa' $
doctors are not employed merely 10 sch Munyon's
Remedies. but to give honest, disiHteTested advice
10 the afflicted II YOU do not need medicines.
they viii candidly tell you So II they cannot
your disease they viii frankly admit IL Hun
dreds OF patients are constantly under their care
There is no reason why you should not consult
them if you are net absolutely we'll They are
here for your good The staff has Just been in
creased by the addition OF MUNYON'S chief sDe-
cialist lung kidney, and nervous diseases.
He comes here direct from the home office. He
Is giving Washington the first benefits of a new
discovery in electricity, which has wrought a
revolution in the treatment for consumption.
Medicines are sent direct 70 the seat OF disease
through the aid Of electricity.
The evening times., 1900-05-14
4 BICYCLISR ARRESTED
Frederick Long Charged With Ram
ming Over a Little Girl.

The Accused VIII Be Taken to How
ard County, SID, for an InvrstiEn-
Child Said to BE SeriOus-CIaims
the Accident Was Unavoidable.
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Munyon's Doctors Are Free.
623 THIRTEENTH STREET n. w.
Q am. to pm week days; y to > pm. Sundays.
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SCOTS EMULSION

restores hoalth 70 hahi-s. children. ard adults SUI
iering lrsn SsslinS diseaseA
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epopOSsr, FOR LIBRARY -RIIDING. Office Q

PROPOSAL FOX LlblsAh1 ~ AA-DA-N'- S.1eS y,
Superintendent Of Construction Library o.
Saied nroDcssfs for the constructions Of the build
;nc for the Washington Public Library on Mount
Vernon Square, in this city, VIII be received at
fms office at ? O'CLOCK p. m, ON SATURDAY.
rus IgTW or NAY, 1900, and then publicly
0peaed SPeciScations. general instructions. and
eer,Iitiors ard biSnk forms Of proposal may be
lad AID the drawings seen on application 10 thii
ofs.e ar 70 the architects, Ackerm7a & ROss.
re Ffffh Aveaue. New York City BERNARD Il.
CREEN. Superintendent Of Construction
apss. .2G, 2, ,Ss myI2,
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Fell From n building

While at work on a building in course Of con-
etruction in Third Street. between G Street and
Virginia Avenue southeast shortly after O'Clock
this morning, Henry Damon. a bricklayer. fifty
yearG old. lost his balance and fell distance OF
about twenty feet 20 the ground. He was stunned
and badly bruised and scratched about the face
snd head. An examination at Providence Hospital
showed that the body had been badly wrepCi,ed
There was no evidence Of broken bo.es but IN
teTRal injuries a.e feared. and the condition of
Damon is said 20 be serious The injured man
lives at l2ll Third Street southeast and is married.
You hardly realize that it is medicine when
taking Carter's Little Liver Pills: they are very
small; no bad effects; all troubles from torpid
liver are relieved by their use.
The evening times., 1900-05-14

matsm Cure; you have Cold try his Cold
Cure; if you have Dyspepsia. Try lis Dyspepsia
Cure; if you have any Kidney trouble Try his
Kidney Cure. Munyon has a specific remedy for
almost every disease: mostly 25 cents, at any
drug store. Munyon's Inhaler cures Catarrh
Grippe, Bronchitis, etc Price (with all mediciaes
eomplete), 81 90.
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Uncle Sam Don't Wear
ROYAL Baking Powder.
Highest of aH in Ieavening
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THIS is 10 certify that 1 have received OF
the Mount Vernon Assembly Of Paint
ers. 119S. X. OF l.. the sum Of ninety-six
dollars for funeral expenses Of William
F. Hobbs J. WILLIAM LEE
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This is to certify that I. E. L. Iaussy.
received OF the Mount Vernon Assembly
Of Painters, 179S. K of l., $54 for expenses
OF sending the children of the deceased
William H. Hobbs to Gainesville, Ca
z l. LAI-SEY
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DEPOT QUARTERMASTER's OFFICE. WASHING
TON ID. c., MAY IA. 13O0-SEALED PRO-
POSAIS in tripliCate. will be received here until
2P NJ JUNE Il. 1900. for furnishing during fiscal
wear ending June 80 1901, forage straw, and bran
Information furnished on application l. : re-
serves rislt to reject accept any or all pr1-
posals. OF any part thereof. Envelopes containing
proposals should be marked Proposals for Forage,
Erc- addressed 7. Z. True Depot q NJ
,avI4 Il lg l7-feg IL
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This is to certify that have received
Of Mount Vernon Assembly of Paint
ers. 1898. K. Of L, the sum Of one hundred
and fifty dollars ($15Ol onAthe death OF my
brother, Oliver p. Moore.
Item JANE e HUDDLESTON-
SPECIAL NOTICE.-SpeciaI meeting of
Carpenters Union. No. l, WEDNES-
DAY, MAY IS. Business of Importance
R DAVIS
my13-3t Recording Secretary
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF The COMMISSIONERS OF TIE DIS
TRICT or COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON, MAY
Il. i9o0.-SEALED PROPOSALS encorssd s o4hI
t-5s,ros,ls.' win be received az tins Office until
SSTTRDAY. MAY 70, 1900. 70 sell 70 the District
AZ Columbia five hundred cubic yards Of eiea2
and more or less. for grading the Washington
pstb;no Reach. Each bid must be accompanied
vrirb certified check for $500 guaranty that
the bidder will enter into contract II MS bid
shorld be accepted The sand must be delivered
in scuws az the said Beach n such points aid
ri,,es A. the Superintendent Of said Beach shall
Indicate Any further information desired may be
obtained At this office. The right to reject any
and al bios Is reserved. H. B. r MACFARLANp.
Holm " ROSS LANSING L. BEACH. C0Fnniis-
.-,-ers oF the District Of Columbia TsvIf-5t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-29
REORGANIZATION.
OF CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
tBy Telegraph 10 Vlrglnian- Pilot.

New York. March 2S.-At Il meeting
Directors of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad was re-organized, presumably
in the interest of the Pennsylvania rail-
road and the NanderbiltS by the cleo
ton of the following as directors: S.
NJ. Provost. Samuel Rea, N. II. Parker
Shortridge. Chauncey NJ Depew, II.
Mckay Twombley ana IL. j. Hayden.
The three first named are said to rep
resent the Pennsylvania and the three
latter the Vanderbilts. The other di-
rectors are G. w. Stevens, president;
Decatur Axtel and IL. Il. Wickham.
Rumors have been in circulation for
several days regarding a proposed eX-
tension of the Chesapeake and Ohio
and including the acquisition of the
Toledo and Ohio Central and Kanawha
and Michigan railroads. President
Galloway, when asked to-day about
these reports, said:
There Is not Il word of truth in 1t.
A majority OF the stock nj The Ch-sa-
peake and Ohio is owned by the New
York Central and PENNSYLVANIA rail
roads, and there are 10 ne ne extern,
sions. The Chesacake and Ohio is now
in position where each Of the niner
two roads named has close Interest
in it's policy and management. ana 1t
VIII not figure in any outside deals.
The fact that the Chesapeake and Ohio
is II natural feeder as well as All out
let of the Big Four sys;rm made It
necessary that the Nanderhil:s Shnuli
have voice in it's management
Another influential officer IN the Van
derbilt system said:
THE time has gone by for The Chesa-
peake and Ohio system 10 he used in
any now deals. 1t is the property of
the Vanderblts and the Pennsylvania.
and majority of the stock is pu.
away where spectators cannot reach
1t. Undoubtedly such tra(i" al;'lnra
as the Chesapeake and Ohio has which
are of advantage will be maintained
and strengthened"
The Chesapeake and Ohio runs from
Newport News to Cincinnati. and it is
composed of a number of subordinate
lines. including the Elizabeth. LeXing-
ton and Big Sandy. the nhlo and Zig
Sandy River the Kentucky and South
Atlantic and the Virginia Midland
There has also been close tratlic reia-
tons between the chesapeake and Ohio
and the Kanawha and Michigan.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-29
RAILROAD TAX CASES.
NORTH CAROLINA IN UNITED
STATES COURT.

fBy Telegraph to VirSinlan- Pilot.)
Wilmington. n. C., March 2S.-The
taking OF testimony in the railroad tax
assessment cases before Standing Mas
ter James Il. Shepherd of the United
States Circuit Court in equity, was be-
gun this morning in the United States
Courtroom. this city. The case is that
of the Southern Railway ct al. against
the North Carolina Corporation Com
mission ct al, involving the tax rate
assessment of the railroad properties
Of the Seaboard Air Line, Atlantic
Coast Line and Southern Railway sys-
tens in the State. and is in hearing be-
fore Judge Simonton.
The complainants seek to enjoin the
Corporation Commission from assessing
their property at the figures named by
1t, basing their argument upon the
claim that all other property in the
State is assessed at from one-third to
one-Quarter less than it's actual value.
The Register of Deeds and number
of the Tax Assessing Board of the
county were sworn to-day, and testified
as to the rate of valuation of individual
property In the county. Nothing def
mite resulted from their testimony.
The court adjourned until IL O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-29
LATEST NAVAL NEWS

Lieutenant Commander c. X Curtis
has been detached from the navy-yard
at Portsmouth, Va, from April 3 and
ordered ito the Vixen, which is now in
Cuba.
Captain B. p. Lamberton Is detached
from the Naval Retiring Board and
ordered to duty as a member of the
Naval Examining Board
Captain +. y. Cook is relieved from
the Examining Board and ordered to
the Retiring Board.
Lieutenant ]. II. Sypher is ordered to
duty at the navy-yard at Portsmouth
as aid 10 commandant
Passed Assistant Paymaster ]. H.
Merriam is detached from the Benning-
ton and ordered to proceed to San
Farcisco and report to the department
Assistant Paymaster II. Il. Insley is
ordered 10 the Asiatic Station.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-29
COUNTY REAL ESTATE.


The following deeds were admitted to
record yesterday in the county clerks
office:
D. S. Damley and wife to w. II. Daw-
ley two lots in Park View. S575.
Metropolitan Land Company to w. l..
Griffin, six lots in Woodland, Tanners
Creek. $l.50O.
II. Richardson to r. w. Sawyer. lot
on Lindsay avenue. plat of South Ports
mouth Land and Improvement Compa-
ny. $40.
Sarah Segar Worley to Mark B. Up
ton, lot at southeast corner of Shell
road and Hawthorn avenue. South Nor
folk. $500.
The Willoughby Beach Company to
Jennie c. Osborne. eight lots ait Will
loughby Beach, $500.
+. Richardson to DR.. J. T. Jarrett, lot
on Marshall avenue, plat of South
Portsmouth Land and Improvement
Company, $50.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-29
FIRE I'M THE COUNTY.
AN 1ncendiary Seeks the Destruction
OF Life and Property.

An Incendiary Seeks the Destruction
Of Life and Property.
Yesterday morning just before I
o'clock Hebrew named Gold. who
Keeps store on he northeast corner of
Glasgow street extended and the Port
Norfolk road, was awakened from sleep
by smelling something burning. He
got up. went into his store, but saw
nothing wrong. He then went outside
on the road and discovered that his
store was on fire. He went back in
the house. awakened his family and
then called for assistance to help put
the fire out. Several colored people
VINO live nearby responded to his call
lor help. and by means of buckets of
water they succeeded in putting the
IRE out before it had gained much
Roadway.
The house is a one-story building, the
front part being used for a store and
the rear for his family. The party who
set fire to the store cut small hole
In the corner OF the house and then
poured some oil In there on some old
waste and then set fire to it. But for
Mr.. Gold awakening so soon after the
fire was started the entire building
would have been destroyed, and posi-
bly, some of the family might have been
burned.
There was no insurance on either the
building or stock.