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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12
Eeqal Notices


9 UPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY or
- NEW.YORK.-THE NETWORK LIFE INSUR
ANCE AND TRUST COMPANY, as substituted ExecuI,
and Trustee under the lat VIII and Testament Of Frnc
Moran, deceased, Plaintiff; against MARY Il. TAPPEy
BECK, Sarah b. Brambeer. Joseph Is. Lockwood ~
Executor and the said Mary r Iappenbeek. as ESeea.r
Of the last WIN and Testament Mary Moran, deceased
Edith Moran, Sarah Sessa Moran, and Ethel Nora
Lizzie A. Ketschwar individually and az Exeeutrix sai
els A. Moran deceased, f. or r W. Brambeer. r. Morss
Brambcer, and A. Moran Brambecr Defendants SUN
10 the above named defendants:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 70 answer tina
Complaint this action and TO serve q copy You
the Plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty dars
after OF this Summons exclusive OF the DAY
service OF your failure 10 appear answes
Judgment will be taken against you by dffault Tor a.
relief demanded in the Complaint. Dated, New.Yo,s
April 18Th, 1891 Trial desired u the CITY and County d
New-York EMMETT & ROBINSON, Plaintiffs Attoneys,
ONCE and Postonce Address, 81 Wall.s.; Ney.York.
Moran Brambeer, defendants The foregoing Summons Il
served upon you by publication pursuant 20 order d
George L. Ingraham, Justice OF the Supreme Cogn
OF the State Of NewYork, dated the tenth day Sepce
ber 1891 and filed with the Complaint in the once q
the Clerk OF the City and County OF New-York at TIA
County Court House In the City OF New-York.
DATED New.York, September 18th, 1891.
EMMETT & ROBINSON Plaintiffs Auoneys,
ONCE and Postohice Address, 52 Wal-st. New.YoYk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12
LITERARY NOTES.

Tnat pleasant London society, the "Sette OF Odd
Volnmess has presented TO its ex-pIesident Charlcs
Holme, a large paper copy Of Mr. Locker LampsohS
RLondon Lyrics" IL speclnly-and beau'nuiN
bound. and, when finished, was shown to It's author'
who further enriched IL by writing on the hy-eai inc
following characteristic lines:
How fair Its outside ise each leaf ana caeh ie'er
The less that we say of it's inside the better
co. otherwise Mr.. Qulcr-Couch, shows healthy
impatience over the folly Of those writer's VINO seem
TO think with Zola that to be "true to Nature ono
must be intensely dsagrceable "1hey coa'eno' say
SQp that art has exhausted the beautiful and the
sane In nature and must tend to deal more and more
with pathology with the ugly and the morbid TO me
this Is the sorrest meanest cry that an artist or
friend of art utter. II is the wall OF Impotence
Il can see nothing beautiful left in nature toat Is
worth reproducing Very WELL them Inc answer
should be- you may leave art alone. for you clearly
lack the first of artistic gifts IT is so easy
so very easy-to describe what is degraded or what
eccentric and to make your description startling But
IL is supremely hard now always, TO get at inc
beautiful las distinct from the pretty and render IL IN
terms OF the beautiful. / pray that before nv Time
comes to grow old I may see a league OF youth es-
tabshed that shall deal with this cry for the ugly IN
the manner it For it is the cry OF men VINO
would follow art to be delivered from the dificues
OF art
The illustrated edition of General Walaces Ben
Hur. which the Harpers preparing Is TO nave
elaborate ornament. To twenty fnpage photo-gravure
Illustrations will be added a thousand marginal
drawings by W. NJ johnson.
pretty little edition of Charles Lambs Dramatic
Essays is on the press of Doid & Mead Mr. Brander
Matthews has added an Introduction and notes.
Such a horrible substantive "struggleforlifeur'
has actually been in the classic pages Of the
3Revue des Deux Mondes." Speaking Of outrageous
words-could anything be much worse than "Amur'
can"q This If you please, is according to =" The
Saturday Review" and number of English novellsts
OF the very weak type represented by Grant Aen-the
fashion in which countrymen pronounce the word
"American." Let any who has ever heard an
American actually pronounce the word thus arise and
say
That sprgfitly new writer "Tasma," has two fresh
novels In readiness "The White feather and "The
Penance of Portia james, ". Clark Russels new
book is to be called " Mrs. Dimes Jewels"
Many Illustrations and steel plates, bbllography,
and catalogue of prints and paintings will illuminate
Austin Dobson's memoir of IIogarth, the painter 1t
Is nearly ready for publication.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Brown Joha, TO L + Van R I FairmOuntave'
Baldwin, w b, 20 Jalkcnhurgh, 16th-st, W OF
Amstcldam-aye. ] year (2l, f2l 90 -, g., .
campbell John TO ] j. Buttcnwiescr, sc Catharne st.
demand. $500. ~,
Frederick. WadeTar, TO W. c. Martin, 03th-st W OF
2d-aVc, ustalmcnJs. 5000. =, -
FAM, Henry, IL G. 1ockyer, II corner 2d-aNe ana
Clinton-ave. years, 81 zoo. 40 -
HirschboTs Johanna NJ Cain, 12oth-s:, Of
4th-lVc, year O., $1,000. - - c
Jordan. W g, to Bradley & Cgrrer Company,
iitIst. g % 1Oth-aye. ] year, S2993. $500 49,
Kelly John 70 E Crimmns, n 119th-st, OF 4th
ave, ! gear, $500. 80 90 -. 90
end is man Wo dawn Heights. 3 years. 81 600.
Lub,lsky, Moses. to to j V Campbell, pa Monroe-st
instaiinsn:, $1,000.
1 year 81 Geo. 80,
Lcnox-avc, yc2b $4,000. ~.
o'Connor Mary, to Emgrant Industrial Savings Bank
5 1i5thst Of st Ann's-aNe, / year (2). Tl,OOO -,
Rnhss Frederick. 10 w Seaman, 1O2d-st, OF 4th
ave ! year CO., 53i 800. - $500
Sheridan. r j. to J Baker s 90th-st W OF llth-
aye demand O.. s3j 600.
Strcinrr. Jacob. ~ = HolboTo% lfoth-st, G OF
1oth-ayc. year. Sll33.
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Mem Publications..

Eighteenth Edition, post paid for 25c. or stamps.
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls of;
PApKER a M LONG 70 i. o13 krchst. Phila.. Pa
"Every one should read this little book '-Athenaeun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12

The illustrated edition of General Wanace's Ben
Hurn which the Harpers are preparing Is TO nave
elaborate ornament. To twenty fupage phOtogravure
Illustrations will be added over thousand marginal
drawings by W. NJ. johnson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12
EEcoDRED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEEs-N.Y.

HtCODRED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N.Y. CITY.
0eth.st, S, $50 It e Amst"dam-aye, l00XlO9S
Amy + and Bernard COIN to Amsterdam I'M 90
Same PI d RSSGaobh and another os72O
Brso NS 90 20,45o
doph Guggenhelmer and solomon Marx ana - non
C5thst. 5, 43o # I0thaye 2OXlOOo; Lee N
'V G5a i,a7nev and wifs to Jno O. Bakcr 10000
sane I o%gS and od' anoth ,'Ne "'u 10000
Mclris:aye, n e cor 1S$d.st, looxloo; stephen 70
property RICHARD II Troy to st ,aS Ray 10
c@i 2' r. 70 Bl lnye K zGHiooo 'aoo 1e5oo
e Xmst ,rdSp 1nPfoyement Company 5000
0'' Tho K ifu SiS t to Henry j. FraGr 5000
Frcdk Rohr. and wife to Edy N Scudd3r T;:;; &c.
pottt,r 40 - $4,000
% trEeaS%ssa ia %% '2 GsSE9 2225o
Mohegan,ave. v. S, 800 # samuest, GGyl92x
5e.51i5io; VIM Reynolds ard wife to Mehaei INC
Mooro Sas 40 54i John Campbell and wife to ooo
SOUS 2dsye 2SSGi Nm MiF'in 1880
Jao Campbell $4,000
'' yer and John 6aIy to Henry
77tn-st. 3Q5 e S6-aye l26xlo2.2; Albert 1Hc
o'ha y DazaS cor i''' $4,000
neishts Ephram Levy to Geo Lockyer and OK
l27 no ps's 88s # shave lGSx93 Frdk
Adaogs and wife to Annie aGd ln 5{ XXX ToE l''Vo
'' 95 49, 40 and ii Siye To- Metlaa 5000
5ith.st, 40 Sl3 Wet, Chas = Hermann and wife :.
1l5 IL t'Go 5. lots 2ia3 map Melro,c also p3It
lot % Chas Freeman and wife to Fradk
Rctreat-ave $ $ 100 II Hcaryst. loGH1o2 Cha' E.
Holcombc and wife to FRED K ioiz-'-'.'''''' &C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12

Foreclosure sllc lot 33x100S. and 3-story dwellin
No las Fast 92d-st. 342 It Of Jd-sVe; lou, 81
IO01I and f-story dwelling, No 4lS East 1lith-st
2i0 It c OF 1staye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12
Gathers.

Iedtbers.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
&C.. u Colleges. Schels aud aInilcs. Apply 10
Mrs. N J. HOUNGFUL1ON, % Union Square
YALE GRADUATE, experienced tutor wishes pr, ate
"A pupils httng Tor college epeclaty; highest le!er-
ences. Address YALE Box ), Tribune ONCE.
u ES% TEACHERS supplied for all branches. IN AM
- locality 40 FEE for registration. Form for stamp
T. V. HUYSSOON, American School Bureau. W. lfth-ss
ENGLISH LADY, cducpUed IN BruSselS anu Berlin,
IA speaking French ant German competent TO teach
-uglish studies, drawing languages including Italian
excellent musician wishes position in family; reference
highest families ia this city. AuGresS MIRIAM
CoiKIbkE $50 5th-ave, corner 2Oh-st, Book Building
EOK PRIVATE TUTOR, RECOMMENDED BIZ wen
known families and specially successful IN preparing
boys for college, ndcrc YALE UNIVERSITY, Box IL.
Tribune Uptown 0nce, ,23o Broadway.
ID PREPARATION FOR COLLEGE.
SIX yeas experience references.
a. o. WETHERBEE. Private Tutor, 1i2 East 35th-st
ID RTVATE college speciae5, tirrok
ard mathematics best Of references 10 scholarship and
character low price,. s. T. RYINGT0N, los West l3thst
TUTORS, Professors Teachers. G0vcrncsscs OF all
branches supplied tc universities colleges Ind
families. C!rcusfs schools parent. Modern Ian
spoken MIRIAM CoYRIERE. 15o shave. cor. 2nthst
u with teacher teachers with positions.
Il. NJ. HARRINGTON. Prop No a East 14th.st. ". 2.
WANTED. LADY to learn kinderearten when grad.
w uated Will Assisted In obtanlng portion take
school death caused vacancy lN1EGRlTY Tribune Cne'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12
Winter Resorts.
Doar0ers iUantc6.

DRryATE FAMILY BoARDERS WANTED
An elegant second floor, private bath, private .sh.
II desired 57thst SHAVE 10 family desiring QUA
and elegant home residence; references exchanged 49,"
x. Y. H.. L. o. Box 672. N. Y City.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Phnadslphia q 40 I;tS co. 10 ;oo IL 20 i5
8 90, 8 90 D. m, ~ is night. IN =, "a ~,.A
For Baltimore and Washington daily at > ;CO II ~ ~"
Dining Car. M. 90. $3.50 Dining Carl e'oo y Ill.,"
Trains leaving q. 7A5, II 80 q m, so I; 90 90
80 d. M 10 rs night Except Saturday night suhuSs
80 5 100, 100 D. have eohheeloh tos hoa9A"s 49,
fisbarg, Pottsvile. &C. u.,,.. .. -.A
For Sunbgry and al va % III ntin,gss
les 'spt saturday n.rh.l. Sundays, 90 p M =, -,
:ei as 9ii lilo. s2s RteadSay W. -, c-scy oa,,
SEQ Fnlton.s. 9S broadway, Brookpn; -. 49,.
NewYors Transfer Company will call for and enerk ~
gage from hotel residence
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REAL ESTATE.
RrgyESs AT THE EXCHANGE.
New.York, satufday, Uet. to- Ut,


The amount eaz S@ pS pablo Sc iaS' RooS io
q cry d real sSs a. e Was Ensesnci AK
LIST or AUCTIONS.
For the present week ending vita saturday 0e iS
H. the following auction are annouhccu " W "'
the Exchange and Auction Room
TO-DAY tMONDAY). OCT IL.
sale lPf e5SGS each and 6GgSSsl
SGo Jerome coz s Of CSC S S .n'
TUESDAY OCT 10.
poroc,osure sale pos Of land 75xlO01l and 5;st9Ty
mats nii7 ss 81 S s ON
Mor5ev running vaentaeave and @a SK aSd
z 5P9p 5% s?s $Sss. s$ :ssT
soa g o Of S aSd so Pl0f Gda Ra
sy@! Is,,s cor 1874 & N9 4b c and
Xec%tor sale ot $685. ana a TINS and sry
dvd aGSs' 20 ist7 o. 1So yio,E o lee
Say go S to COS EG 5s e a9a 100 Of
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II.
Foreclosure sale LOT 29YiV0S s dayc lot 2oxioO
and MS 90 lsG eSY store 10 2io shave pa Of Ilet
Public aq St g. $a O s ssfs near Grand
Tsrd lot G5o sstory dSsIns Nc so sas
159th i5sS and nd 18th sts Merosc 23d Ward
THURSDAY. OCTOBER is.
9SS ws Gsd sSd similar i So as adjoining II
a ?h ad ga fSsu above anu lot tory dwell
s Ss No o M scS6o F'f and tsa;y" %qs
S7thst $50 II OF 9thaye lot 2Oxl0O;S ana SIM
lar house No 142 w S7thst, 4lO e oil othaye iV
Ave Public eucton lease OF 90 lo 70 z ~ Sth so
lot 22x73 and 3-stoy building No 1S9 AYE D. w, $
Of 1Chst i2l lots on roS Sa wa wssh IgGtb
lOis le3d sts and lIa5dale Pace lo l7Xo2 o ana
:-s,Ty dwelling 6JS LcxnRton-aNei cor OF U)t,
IT. lots each l0Sx55, and similar buildings Nos lo4o
10 1850 adjoining above Partition sae, ~ ~
7S4 East 6h-st 5. 20s It OF Ave-D
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
puhItc anctlon lot 10 IxIOO.2 and 2-story house.
No 200 52d-st, s. Of 4thave lot. lOOxlOO ana D.
soy building, No 81 pegaM;st q van Bruh'-S~
Public auction, 3j1 lots, ''Ilbrshle - neSteaaaS OF
AYES & and D. Concy Island Road lin to 10Th sts'
Flatbush. -- o,-,, 90
Foreclosure sac lot 33x1O0.S and 3story dwelling.
No I4S Fast 92d-st. 342 It Of 3d-aNe; ot' 5OA
IOO1I and f.sory dwelling, No AIS East llih-st s.
2i0 It OF 1st0ye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12

A pretty little edition of Charles Lambs Dramatic
Essays" is the press of Dodd & Mead. Mr. Brander
Matthews has added an Introduction and notes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12
TuuRsDAY. OCTOBER Is.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY,

Public auction / lot 134x1OO.2, and 2story house
No 200 52d-st, s. Of 4th-ave; lot. l0Oxl0O ana
soy building No 81 e Van Brun''1
Public auction, 351 lots, 'Zabrskle - nestead2 o.
Ayes { and D., Concy Island Road, lin to loth stS
Flatbush. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12

The amount reaz tem public to oe' Room Tor
Of at the Exchange anu AuCslo" ''' 49,
the week cndihg to-day was al Olf'loo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-12
faw 5rhoole.

n EVENING LAW SCHOOL.
n The Metropolis Law School, duly incorporated hod-
ng evening sessions is open Ak Nos. 11l-ll5 w.
Rsh-st Degree OF LII b. will be conferred by the Re.
gents. information and circulars may be
addressed Clarence D. Ashley. PA Bnoad way
ABNER g. THOMAS, Dean
Aw FOR WOMEN
AT THE UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEwYoRK.
(CUAIR ENDOWED BY THE WOMAN'S Legal
EDUCATION SOCIETY FOR NON-MATRICULAIES
AND BUSINESS WOMEN0
COURSE i. BEGINS NOVEMBER AT IL A. NJ.
For free scholarships and particulars address
Mrs. L. WEBER % West 40th-st
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-01
GATE CITY

Is situated twenty-five miles southwest of Olympia at the
junction ofthe Northern Pacific railroads from Olympia and
Centraa Grays arbor Black River its confluence
with the Chchals 1t in the heart of magnificent agrl-
cultural TIMBER mineral and grazing egon and its
great center for trading and manufacturing is assured
beyond doubt
Fifteen buildings will be in of construction just
soon the sawml (now buildng) is completed Coal is
known o exist within 900 feet of the townsite
The city is located on beautiful small prairie, the
banks of the Black River and of the oveest health
lest townsites in the State
If our negotiations pending, for the establishment
of large manufacturing plants successful the price of lots
will advance three hundred per cent within sixty days.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-01
No Longer an Experiment.

The higher education Of woman, a.
u Is called. il already here. The en-
pertinent II So we may term IL. IL now
going on In many places aud on a
scale OF great magnitude. IL IL set
tied for the time being at least. that
their education IL to be substantially
the same M that Of young men. They
are receiving no quarter In the lists.
but are boldly competing with their
brothers for the prize OF scholar hip
and intellectual supremacy. All told.
there are today thousands Of girls
under collegiate instruction and con-
tending for scholastic degrees; and sta
tistics show that they are strong In the
battle. II used to bc prophcsied that
women would loose the lovclicst tthal-
tiles Of womanhood in the strife and
pursuit. but the event has proved that
such balcful predictions were without
Justification. OF course II Is So
Whether women compete with men IN
trade and industry, in public life. In
platform debate. or In the realm II
knowledge aud learning. they retain
and never lose or impair the charm
and the power Of their womanhood.
The more they can do aud know. the
more attractive they become to men.
and the more they dominate their af-
fectious.
The only danger is that they will be
driven too hard because Of their will
lingness. their spirit Of emulation. and
their conscicntiousness. They are so
eager to get ahead and to escape from
old-time conventional restraints that
they need rather to be curbcd than
spurrcd. They will win the race more
surely II they make an easy start.
N T. Sun.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-01
All Girls should Row.

Young women should conquer the
timidity that they feel the moment they
set foot In n row-boat. A young man
Of the right sort has no patience with
the want OF confidence women have In
themselves and In his care for them.
Bear In mind. courage Is n quality not
TO be despised. aud can be worn be-
comingly by any girl. II will como to
you aud pcrchance has. rs II does TO
all women in some time Of great
emergency. end vet YOU are here afraid
OF that which an Ida Lewis has mas
tered when ut its worst. and which. II
once understood, would give you pleas
ure and greater bodily strength. Some
good oarsman will show you how TO
sit In a boat and how 10 row with one
oar and then with two. lie will teach
you the strokes and other matters
necessary to be acquired. Enjoy your
rowing rs you would your bath or
your breakfast. because IL IL good for
the body and helps. as does all physi-
cal exercise. 10 prolong life. Swim
ming. girls take 10 even better than
boys. and are much more graceful
and every girl should. II possible. I'M
derstand this most useful Of pastimcs.
Ellen lie Gdrde. ~ Ladies Home
Journal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-01

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r"iuin 90 'he village auld-t dancing
snd singing and general i'l-ilug aud
i"S 'h" l't.,hm'u. or 3D. I'm doctor.
place "u ~" 'hi"i bead tl'l hat
r"s'mh.lug IN" ,totrpiI" - civilized
countries hu' which D. built With a
htlm ~ 10" rtnWn aud not ~ th"
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retains % unill hts death when new
caudldtt" i~ elected Ia time. g"ue hy
lhtAa htd received th' h"n'rs Of "lcr-
ti"u 10 this proud order bat uutur-
iuu1iciV. duiing ih" trnuhl" with
I.i"hr"rhi~ the towering "mhl"m ~ Pc
'niitr distinction was burned. SYM
/ rathNing Whit" man. travelling through
the country heard OF tho old chi"is
hailrss condition. and presented him
with red opetn-hat at exaggerated
construction. which had probably IN
years past formed prominent feature
IN a panlomlmc OF hurlrsqur. ~ had
been uscd with great effect hy snme
comic singer 81 wandering minstrel
The possession Of this truly wonder
fnl creation oi tho theatrical cos-
tuner made ihak a proud and happy
man us delight IN his NJ" d"c"ia-
non """l' nave hc"n unall"Nrd we're
" MOI 'nr haunting Tear that some
one might steal II. lie kept It when
NOT IN use ~ our station house. aud
called Tor II only on stat" occasions
anu n's rublic drinhing-h"ulS. IN
s'St'' on ms continual care 81 this
Naluahle acquisition. and would place
u on the slhc "i MS head Tor him. and
impress upon him the necessity of
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-01

rhca, elect. Structure syphilis. in all its
forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency,
night losses by dreams, pimples on the
face and lost manhood can positively by
cured. The sick and afflicted should not
fail to call upon him. The Doctor has
Travelled extensively in Europe, and in.
spected thoroughly The various hospitals
there, obtaining great deal of valuable
information, which he is competent to i'm.
part TO those in need of his services. TIL
Doctor cures when others fail. Try him
DIR. G1BBON will make no charge unless
he ehect a cure. Persons at distance may
De cured ut home. All communications
strictly confidential. You see no one but
the Doctor. Send ten dollars for pack.
age of medicine. Persons writing to the
Doctor will please state the name of the
paper they see this advertisement in
Charges reasonable, Call or write. Ad.
dress DIR. j. +. GIBBON, Box 1857 San
Francisco.
Nav 29th, 1889. Nv
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-01
I,ondon's New Tower.

The Watkin tower Is so far on the way
TO become an accomplished fact that a
site OF 800 acres has been purchased. OF
this ground one-half will be laid ont
as a pleasure garden. The promoters
have not been starved in the matter Of
designs. They have had plans sent
from the continent and from America.
as well rs from all parts of the United
Kingdom. Some Of the competing
engineers have branched into remark
able designs. One. for example. has
provided for steam tramway from
the base TO the summit OF the tower.
and another has given his structure an
Initial span In the form OF n dome
large enough to contain the whole Of
the house Of parliament. The steam
tramway. however. is not likely TO he
constructed. The promoters have de-
cided that the transport within the
tower shall he effected entirely by by
draulic machinery. London court Cri-
csiar