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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Mrs Mondel 10 an excellent German
lady, and mas been in tho hotel business
for a number or years. Consequently
Hhe understands tho business well and
always knows just what to DO 60 make
her Eueats comfortable and happy She
has been at her present location, 1914
Main street about fifteen or sixtcen
months, Her rooms are always neat
and tidy, beds good, and the table
we'll you never SO hungry, for she al
ways has large quantity OF tho heat
there Is to cat and that wen prepared.
by her nice rooms, good tables, etc,
she has built UP a good trade. This
is a good place TO stop. Try It. Stran-
gers coming 20 Fort Worth viii find
It TO their advantage TO stop at this
well known and popular establishment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
WILLIAM CAMERON.
Tn Pioneer Lumber Dealer of Tex,

Tn Pioneer Lumber Dealer of r.x,.
Away back in the days of the OK
team ana trelght wagon this business
was established In Fort Worth. II was
about 1873. before the advent Of raii.
iphds. when we could not boast or
the proud city of Fort Worth. hvt
simply a small town. 1t was an i'm
portant addition in the way OF hiing-
Ing material prosperity, has ,srn,ls-r
with the city, going on from year 20
year 10 better equipments and Ia,,.e ~
stocks; iill at present is one OF M
~, .rss ,srn AUG eoinspletest, IL not actually
house Of It's kind in ms nars ~ ,ss
state. Indeed We might say th,t v M
liam Cameron is the prince Of III in,n ME-
e eeoa,rs n Texas ,or al VINO are AZ All
the fact that he has yards A., ,,s en9w OF
ne leading cities and towns and s' :, ~,
q the villages OF the state. I, Il many
less mere to mention ali these nl nvsa-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
~. Louis Hotel, 1910 Jones street,
Arnold Gucrtler. PROPRIETOR

This 10 the oldest German hotel IN
the city. having been established NJ
teen years ago. IL Is conveniently To-
Gated. being only 100 yarda from the
Union depot II Is a splendid place for
people travelling and those not speaking
English. Lately 1t has been thorough
ly refurnlshrd ana renovated. II Is
now as it has always been, very de-
alrablf place 10 stop. Prices nre rca-
ronable aud board can be obtained by
the day. week or month.
In connection with the hotel IL a finn
bar. II you are undecided about n
place TO 20, stop at the ST. Louis Hotel
and you VIII be pleased. German peo-
pie omigratlnE 10 the state OF Texas
and coming Via Fort Worth can get
here ell the Information they want
about the city or the state. and II Will
be glyen oheerfnllN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Hon. willis NJ. Tlmmen,s !, ,
the light Of day in the mi. Z i K
bama. He migrated 10 rs,,, Z 7
After teaching school ana ~,
store. he engaged in soIlcltl,, I,
Southern Mercury at DaIlis L,
1881. After learning the motr =,
di OF the print shop a, Ter,sn, 4
tablished the Forney Entrpa. /,
this the Weatherford Sun. ciuIv ,
January 9, 1854. Here h. fsr3I ,
World, which he conducted M 4
success for four years TAts1
fourth time Mayor Timnerni. 8 :
minlstered Justice in Arllnrn a
so popular with everybody TX !,
ceived every vote cast at il, M I,
ton. He IS a progresslve sfsa (
a good mayor, and has tha h1,nI
his little city at heart. Hs MI
ceive the hearty support q M /:
zen of Arlington IN his er1
the upbullding OF the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
FONT WORTH LuMpnR COMPANY.


Cor. seventh and Calhoun Streets.
The lumber interests of Fort Worth
are large and growing. and form one
of her staple trades. Prominently lden-
tilted with this class OF business is the
Fort Worth Lumber company, which
was incepted last March, and since that
date has built up flourlshing business
Their yards are on the corner of Sew
cnth and Calhoun streets. A speciality
is made of long leaf pine lumber. thia
company being the only one in the
city having their mills in the long leaf
pine country. Their mills are located
at the following points: Corrlgan
Mobile and Asia, Texas. In addition 10
lumber, sash. doors, blinds. pickets,
ment. etc, arc handled The mannrp-
ment OF the concern is in the hands
OF Mr.. l. b. Menefee. one of our enter.
prising and prosperous citizens.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

The Union Hotel is in very favora-
BILE location, Just one block northeast
OF the Union depot. People coming in
on the trains will find this very con-
venient place to 20 TO. and the prices
reasonable. Rates are 81 and 81. 20 per
day; special rates made to families.
Those who have patronl2ed this hotel
always have n nice word to speak for
Il. Mr.. II. II. lSebort, the proprietor,
has lived in Fort Worth fourteen years,
and has been engaged In the hotel bus
mess ten years OF that time, He owns
the property in which he runs his ho-
tel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

The subject OF this sksla N !
September %, 1861. He on ! 4
county, Texas. In 1850, vi " =
later to Arlington. wheis b Nj
sided ever since. About I'm n
ago he was appointed by d, I'd
ell as marshal. and Of 80 =
electlonslnce has beea electA|
office. Mr.. Douglas i q nice s.
we'll liked, and discaarsa Y
faithfully AMI efficiently
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
ARLlNGloEs
A nusrIrsc CRY Or Il.
DRIED souLs-ps. s''a /
TIcnns' nosri.' I. q
a Live cea'sr-rA. n,., !,
Location.

The second CITY /,
county is Arlinrt,, "a I'M re ID ~
OF 1900. 1t is on ~ ~ Win s,'J
TTso,iiroad, fourteen ~ ,DI assAs VI y
Worth. in the inias, 1a y ~ { :
Try as can be found = q tsrl' y
pretty place, with Mi Is ,l'siA
sun,stantiat business h',, ,a'a ~ u
residences. 10 4suse' iri
ene line black land ba,. "a q
and north the soll 4 IVY y n,
rich. The natuna, .s ssady I'd
s n,,ie cit, city are good, i,5ss,,' ',
say wonderful. II Van - \ y
moving, no place in T n ~ r''s
better inducements s.ss eot q
Die business houses. & W. " ~,
schools and Churches s w n
people people to live with tsa az y, g Y
honesty and refinement = q y
eeiied, The presbyterj,srs,a a :.
Baptists and MethoS,.,ls Nas]
az, '''-'@ a uioiis ana sp,endli = :.
ices One Of the best III s.. ~ Z
county is in progress M ME. y.
, wnieh Is made in TIE s ~ M !
issue OF the Gazette u ', N
schools. One impsrtant, \, III 4
lie favor is the iine a,ts IN !. /. 1
long since Completed. III.
In depth and sends for,s = a Y ~
per day. No doubt nj i ~, u,''s " 4
waterworlss before nnx' r. u.
this article has seen nauv ~ 1, " VI
and cities OF Texas. buf I, y *. q
that he has never yet 4 ~ y y 4 /
comes so near filling Nj, ~ ,,, Y /
pleasant place to dwell. ~, ~, v I I
strife and turmoil q, ~
natural Resources unsur,,,..s n J
churches and schools. AZ i,
class OF people TO live st M (.
be found in the United s',,.' !
estate reasonable. It behS WI !
who are thinking of cAs,s., !
pace Of residence 10 inT,s's 'r
merits of Arlington.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
TO The Front
GO MEssRs SMITH 4 nAes .s,,,|
HIGH ART coMnraoIAI ~
rns AND DlsDrsi
one of the Larse't h' . IN,
state, Having h'' n
Turning out IA
neaaauarter. 800 H'''''' 7

The ADVANTAGES pos n r,ss' 4
worth as q center for , laI ,,sisasI
nmy od Of conmsreilas,, III III; VI 4
binding is APPLY nlus'ssSi,is
ence to the printinSS, ,'sssrsAlhf =
, nr.,,ti and binding !. Ib.a h
bsre' Every faciliiy IA ~
t wnrlti The iiuesi pr .st sss st Z
s ST is here, q "a 4; IA 2
T Sot.a on all kinds las Il y W.
and prompt dcIlsssssis 81. ss.,as''
T T1,,aIa twenty TO thirty s,',l Pcs sssu
lT,Ioye,,' me indn1,sSua'y Y. 81
The firm. Msssrs; y iiIy,. VIZ
Nolan browne, az s'r.es,,shIy vi
p tseir business, as Y 81, II ., ~
me the enormous sii'0'1'
t he house enjoys :,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
West End Hote

West End Hotel, NJ. W. um - =
The above named genussn M M
UP here something over w ~ ~. Y
and has been doing q nouis !. Z
ness, owing to the fact ~ ' y n \
"value received" for your n .'.'. "
YOU go there. He keeps ~ ~, +
good table and nice b.ds y ~ 4,
lodgings. single beds " IN. n 4
stands now to feed the pn1N Wy y,
does II. You nhouid 50 = :
yourself.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

The present proprietor .. ri5
has had much experienct d ~
business, and can therefor N.
In the most expert manns' ~
accommodations are had, ny =
rooms, table the best ths ni1s. .
fords. The rates are 81 ~ y
81 per week. You must eat W. i,
Arlington you must not frl' 2 n
cific. Service prompt. sE,
pleasant and inviting. Tnsf
treat YOU well.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
sEcoNp-HANp HOOKS.
w. II. voaburg C Co., 1919 Main,
second-tirnd Hooks.

The best place IN the city to buy or
rell aecond-hand books is at the above
named place. The house has been es-
tablished for some dine and has sue
cooded IN building UP quite an enviahle
reputation II you have any second
hand books which you wish to dispose
OF II is TO your interest 10 see thcin.
for they will pay You every cent the
books arc worth. They have now on
hand large stock Of books on sub
jccts historical. peotieal, biographical,
works OF fiction, reference works.
Bibles, school books, IN fact, everything
Come and soc for yourself. They viii
also aeil books on commission aud
make prompt remittance. By their lair
built up a epod trade. and they deserve
It. Patronize them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
Wentherford, Mineral Wells and
Northwestern Rnflrond.

This popular road connects with the
Texas and Pacific and Santa Fe at
Weatherford. Passenger trains make
direct connection, and the business
coming direct to Fort Worth. makes
IT practically a Fort Worth road. The
citizens of Weatherford, Graham,
Throcltmorton and Haskell have re-
Gently been agitatlng the building OF
the road in to that section. should
this be done the citizens of Fort Worth
should see that tho Gem iCty is made
the terminus and thus open up to Fort
Worth one of the richest sections of
the country.
MANUFACTURERS nr cnNnImrnns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
SILVER MOON RnsrAuRANr,


Located at the old Lawson" stand
IL the handsome. modern restaurant
known as the "Sllver Moon" The es-
tnbllshment Is open day and night. end
one obtains here tho choicest dellcacies
OF the season. The best regular meal
at % cents, In addition an elegant
lunch counter Is had where tho finest
lunches can be obtained, This is the
place to ge when You are hungry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
Phcnis Hotel. East Front street,
Dr. D. A. Head. Pr1pr'rtD-.

One Of the most unique and splendid
~ equipped hotels In the city In It's
way 10 found ON East Front street.
two blocks east Of the Union depot. and
It's name IL the Phenlx. The Phenix
does not propose to come up with the
Worth hotel but It does propose to be
as good a house ms can be found In
nra 81 and Si25 per day with special
rates by the week or month. Dr..
Head has nice. large rooms, cool in
summer and made warm In winter IL
desired. The table Is bountifully sup-
piled and the food well prepared. in
fact everything is Just right. The
present proprietor has had charge about
eight months. and has built up line
reputation for the Phenlx. A street car
line In near by, 80 you can reach the
main part Of the city In four or i've
minutcs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
CITY oHOr HOUSE,


Everybody eats, hence good res
taurant is one OF Gods blessings"
Fort Worth has many, and among these
none take precedence over the CITY
Chop House." conducted by Mr.. II. "A.
Pogue. the prince of caterers. Meals
and good ones ut that are served for
10 cents. oysters In any style at 20
cents per dozen. Mr.. Pogue Is SPLEEN
did host and his house credit to its
line
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Tho Grand hotel Is one OF the best
known In the city and one OF tlre nost
popular Mr. Maplcs. the proprietor,
Is an experienced hand in the hotel
business, having been In the business
at Sreenville. Henrietta and othor.
places Tho Accommodations AZ tho
Grand oi~ superb electric fans for
warm weather. nice. well furnished
rooms, and as TO the fare. the narHet
q culled Tor the best and the greateat
caro- Il exercised In the preparation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
National Hotel, 1902 Main street,
y nlclI- llI.aa ri q

At the above named house you can
ind about the best accommodations in
Texas for 81 a day. The rooms and
beds are clean and nice, the rooms well
furnished This is NJ home-llSe place
bath rooms Rooms without board %
cents per night; 81 so per week. With
board. "a 50 per week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Located near the Cotton Belt depot
are the yards and office Of j, II. Arm
strong &c Co, one Of our leading lnm-
Der firms They handle and deal in
lumber, lath, shingles, sash. doors,
blinds and bouldings. The personnel
of the firm consists OF MIR. ]. II. Arm
strong, one of our we'll known citizens,
and the Clawson Lumber company of
Ciawson, Texas. The plant was OPEN
ed for business April %. 1894.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

For more than four years Mr. @, Pot
ter has been running the Syivanir.
house, and 10 the entire satisfaction OF
his customers, His Is mostly railroad
trade. and ne Is well known among tho
all the railroad boys They all know
him and Ike him, and always have q
good word for aim and hia boarding
house, This is tho way he sets his
best Advertising.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Df' ~ ~. Anseii.
This noted specialist Is located at
jill Main street, over ]. p. Nicks &
cos drug store. The doctor has prac-
ticed medicine since 1859. and in Fort
Worth since 1876, and at ali times has
been very successful in his line. viz:
surgery and surgical diseases. The
doctor has been very successful with
me diseases OF woman. He cures when
others fall.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

ANCMon nEsTAuRANT,


Among our numerous restaurants we
are called upon TO notice tho Anchor
Restaurant. which has gained great
popularity from the excellent meals
served,
Short orders arc made a specially.
These gentlemen understand their busi-
ness. aud DO their best to accommodate
the public. An extra fine dinner will
be served Christmas day-no 1t be-
hooves one and all to call and enjoy tie
many delicaoles put before them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
AArAroRruM STEFAN LAUNDRY,


Tho work done here is splendid and
lovely to the sight, while shirts and
cuffs and collars are made n snowy
white. This laundry. one Of the best
equipped in this section. was inccpted
three years ago by Mr.. Ben Richards.
Eighteen people are employed and its
eminent CONJUNCTION gives 1t front rank.
-Four wagons arc run. Telephone i76,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Tho Western motel IL well known In
this city. II h cxcellently located and
has for some time enjoyed quito a large
patronage Mr.. Haas Ia a thorough -go-
ing hotel man and understands per-
fectly how to take good care OF his
gueats. and acts accordingly. His
prlcas are very reasonable ana you can
no, fail TO DO well pleased II You 10
there,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

a. IssLissls';l ,Ill''
New and sseos es,nsl y !,
Always Es ,,..I ! s ssS ~ I
s'SsS ssl,; w sIsis I &. Z: 'ss
worn. Also n,sr nsisIi1 ~
; S5ss asd p rrseSsirins ''''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

frhis pleasant house j. situated ON
The FIRST block west OF the now court
Iouee And fanris on Weatherford and
Throclsmorton streeta II lisa two story
buildinE, conialnsng twenty roouls. and
e.ijoya the reputation OF being nice,
eleAn, pleasant house. The accommo-
datlorS arc for lodgess and roomers
only, a
M They nerve no meals The proprietors.
Mr., and AIra. John a. Randie. snare
20 PANS ~ snnldng tholr patrona com
toqNAple. Try them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Corner riorsnsssss Ne 4 X. 8
Among the me- ss.o:es Y Y. "
It's retail g,9s ssIsctsa stsss,,s., J &
+; s !: e s !, + e sss:Ss:i
i sss II IS sssa si 'ssa: e I, Il.
9 ~ s!q 4, e. - s,s ss !, y y !,
wG ,sa oI tss can n; cone .s,, s:''
t yo = !, ss a. n T. das, ISL q
IS Z tre so51as IS : he pvt 2
liberal. 49,. .-a!Fs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Rates are ti.25 to 81. so per day, with
special rates by the week or month.
Mr. Naples has been In the hotel BUSH
ness in our city for some time and mer-
its his large custom May he continue
% prosper.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
CONFECTIONERY.


Finest OF fruits and confectionery md
cigars. Chocolates 20 to so cents per
pound. Finest Boston drops, Mr..
Adams keeps only the best. A trial
Will convince. The very place to got
Christmas candies. Polite attention.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-10
Mendel
 & 
Thursday, October fifth, Our Great Bargain Day.

Next Thursday will be bargain feast for everybody. We bought La- dies kil Gloves from the bankrupt stock of Pings x Primer, one O ihe largest and best known glove hon es ,n New York, recent y failed, at 25c on the ol.ar. w. bought al the made.up samp rs of Ladirs' wrapp,rs and Tea Gowns from a large New York manu- fnoturer at 25o on the dollar We bout ht bankrupt stock of Hosiery, Underwear, Cardigan Jacke,s and Sw,a CTS at Poo on the dollar This great e moi alton of first-cla.s goods at a quar,er it's value will be the at tracti n next Thursday. Come as early ns you can. $ ore opens promptly at $50 q. m., with extra force of cierks and increased delivery facility. We hope 10 SO. ve all.
 Sale of Ladies' Wrappers md Tea Gowns. 4s5 garments. all manufacturers samples, ut a Jig sacrifice
 Garments where the material alone cost S'.5 wi stll dt O., garm cnts of which the material alont cost over S} will SC at 9sc garments of which tue material cost over S4 will sell at Sl.5O each.
 
 These are fine Cashmere Delaine Wrappers, with ruftics and brai trimming, all new fall styles, manufacturers price Sl.5O, sale price 7Sc.
 Lot 2 at 9sc.
 These are made of twilled cashmere and other fine material. hands ,nely twied, etc., manufacturer price Si, Thursday price 9Sc.
 Lot 3 Ut Sl.5J.
 Are all fine wool material and Ederdown Checks, every garm anJ in this rot made to re- tall at from S4 to g.. rIursiay price S1 5O. k memb r, 425 sample Garm 'nts, ev ry one differ ent st T., and only on sale Thursday at r6c on the dollar.
 Great Kid Glove Sale. A bargail feast for Thursday. Only once in about cars can you buy Gloves at such rid culJusly ow prices Pings & Pinner's stock at c on tue dollar.
 $50 Kid Gloves at 50c. A lot of fine req Xiii Gl yves with large nearl buttons, imported to retail at Sl.50 our Thursday price c.
 S.5 Un lressed Kid Gloves 6Qc. In this lot are f1ne undressed Mosquetaires, 10 button length, Lansdown tan shades, i'm ported by Pings & PLner at SIS a dozen, will sell Thursday at 89c.
 GnI1 ~f WY
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-10
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

Henry Hotchkiss of winsted has a hen that has produced iso eggs from the first of April to the first of October; fifteen dozen without any attempt to set and she Is over six years old.
 Mary croweil Harden Elsdon. wife of the Rev William P. Elsdon. pastor of the First Baptist church. Waterbury, died Monday night. She leaves. be. sides her husband. six children, Frank w., cashier for the Connecticut Indem- nity associations; Alvin. Carrie. May, Isadore and Paul. The funeral will be held at the First Baptist church. Wa terbury, at { o'clock this af- ternoon. The Rev. D. M. Poteat, pastor of the Calvary Baptist church of this city, and the Rev. W. D. Mckinney of Ansonia have been in- some of the city clergymen will also at- tend.
 The state branch of the American Federation of Labor met in convention at Labor hall. Waterbury. yesterday, with about sixty delegates In attend ance. A banquet was enjoyed last even ing by the delegates at Labor hall.
 Alexander Muir of Marlboro. Mass. and MT. Cowan of this city are filling capable positions as clerks in James F. Cosgrove's shoe store in Norwich.
 Augustus Tilley and William Covey of Norwich rode to this city Monday on their bicycles. making the distance in five and one-half hours. They re- turned in the evening by train.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-10
WILL BE A FINE, Bu1tDING.
WORK RAPIDLY PROGRESSING ON YALE LAW SCHOOL BUILDfsG.

Val. Gympa.iuua Prizss-Twn of Seventy
 five Dollars Each offered by John F.
 Heaton of This City-Othrr Notes. .'.''
 The work on the new Law school building is progressing rapidly. The outside part of the rear section Is en- trely completed, the interior finishing only remaining to be done. It is ex- pected that this portion of the building will be ready for use by January l. It contains recitation rooms. profes- sors' rooms. library. large study and a comfortable lounglng room In the basement where the students can meet socially, and where lockers and other conveniences are provided. The work throughout Is thoroughly fire-proof, even the book shelves in the library. which are made of iron. handsomely polished. While this part will suffice for all that Is absolutely required at present, yet the plans provide for a much more commodious structure. In addition to the rooms In the rear sec tion already under way. there will also be two large lecture rooms. one having A seating capacity of three hundred and the other of six hundred, which will be the largest lecture hall at Yale. There will also be another study room in this part. All of the rooms In the building will be we'll lighted. and i'm ished handsomely. The site Is on that of the old graduate club building on Elm street, between Temple and Col lege streets, the rear structure being just back of the old club house.
 This has been thoroughly renovated. inside and out, and will be occupied bending the completion of the Law building) as a dormitory for law stu dents, furnishing most comfortable quarters, with all modern conveniences for eight men.
 Seven prizes are offered by the gym nasium authorities to members of the university for excellence in gymnastic work. Of these, MT. John Edward Heaton of New Haven offers two val ued at $75, each to be awarded every year as follows: The first to be given to the man who shows the greatest inn pavement in all around work during the year; the second prize shall go to the man who makes the greatest i'm provement during his college course. A third prize, valued at $15, is offered by MT. H. s. Anderson, to be given each year to the man who improves the most in his work on the parallel bars. Dr. W. G. Anderson offers a fourth prize, valued at S15, to the one who shall make the greatest improve ment in tumbling. To the one who makes the greatest improvement on the horizontal bar will be awarded the Julian Curtiss prize trophy. valued at s15. One other prize" of $19 has been offered, but the name of the doner and the object for which 1t Is to be given have not yet been announced. This year, for the first time the Y. G. A. will offer prize to the best all-round gymnast. 'SSsrS @."strsS ,s9, s9s.T s'' -t,'t'
 G. H. Nettleton 's6 and E. s. Oviatt 'ss have resigned from the. editorial board of the Courant
 A. P. Rogers '94 S., is to give an H. lustrated lecture in NeMlGaaaan Friday evening. describing the voyage of the Miranda" on the Arctic expedition last summer.