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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-10

TRUSTEES SALE.-WIlEREAS A CERTAIN
M uoeu OF trust was executed by Marccllus A.
2onnson and Edgar A Thurman To George j.
iec. ana his successor Trustee bearing date June
~ 1871, and recorded in the clerks oi,icc or the
h mmI,t'ngs Court for the city OF Roanoke, decd
Dook To, page ITO, to secure the performance OF
certain conditions and payments specified in n
cor,aih bond executed by the said NJ. A. johnson
and Il. A. Thurman. of even date with said deed
inr tuo payment OF Sl,,0I TO the National Mutual
DuiiciDg and Loan Association, or New York, in
ucn0;orunnce with their articles of association,
Wu,cn sniu ionn, deed and bond was afterwards
solu To g. w. Hooper and w. X. Landlord who
assumed the payment or the debt to the associa-
tee' pas resigned the said trust and tho Judge of
inc iiustIpgs Court fer the city OF Roanoke; did
on tue ON DAY OF April, Is Il, appoint the under
signed, y. II. Vines, ne trustee in the place and
stead or George j. Pect, trustee, after legal no
lce, as provided by the statute. to all parties In
.tcrcst ana whereas default has been made In
inc conditions mentioned In said bond M Il deed
OF trust for more than six months. and having
5ccn required 80 to do by the beneficiary. the
National Mutual Building and Loan Association,
OIL new iork, ehall, ny virtue of said deed and
b;c 10 inc terms thereof proc, to sell Mt
DAY OF MAY, 1891 OH The premises all the
property pro- conveyed In eaid deed, and being all
mcnts thereon, IN fine city or Roanokc Va and
described as follows, to wit:
,, pceihhnE ut point the south side of
ronrth avenue II. G., formerly Gilmcr street. 2uu
icct eastcrly from tho southcastcrly corner of
, Mooo ana Gilmer streets, and running along
routtn avenue II. e., formerly Gimcr street,
south 81 degrees IS minutes cast p feet TO +,
point, thence south degrees Is minutes west
ioo feet to point, thence north 81 degrees Il,
minutes west ~ feet to Il point, thence north .
degrees 10 minutes ITO feet to Fourth avenue n
C., formerly Giimerstrcct. The place of beginning
ocing inc same property conveyed by Mnrccllus
A. johnson and his wife and Edgar 4. Thurman
10 George j.. Feet. trustee by deed OF trust 10
corded III the clerks office or the Hastings court
Tor The city of Roanoke, and dated July g. 1871
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay ali costs OF
executing this trust, including commission to
bond with the arrenrages due thereon. amonnt
ing IN the aggregate to ,iS7 So MS of May l. 1Sii
ana inc u lance. II any, in one and two euuh an.
huai Instruments, due in twelve ard twcnt y-fOur
months with interest from date, the purchaser
executing negotiable notes for the deferred pny.
ments and secured by decd OF trust on the
premises sold. c. H. VINES Trustcc
44td
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BARNEY SCIIREIBER.
DAVE .1OnNSON

can pick $500 long shots every day in the
year, Sundays excepted He neglects his
business, PUSHES to the track or to some
poolroom, picks out few other long shots.
backs them heavily in order to double or
treble his daily income and promptlv loses
the money previously won and n few hun
dreds more that he has put away for the
proverbal rainy day. If he is wise he con-
clndes that ST. Helena is good enough in
the future for frost bitten Napolconic
bettor and turns his back forever on bet
ting rings and poolrooms If he il unwise
us too frequently happens. he continues To
play the races until he has lost every dollar
he has in the world and every additional
dollar that he can beg, borrow or steal
Despite the fact that money placed on n
100 To shot is lost in about ~ ont of 100
cases, such horses occasionally win and
line the pockets of their unsophisticnted
followers with the long gyrcll." Little
money ever changes hands on the win of
such horse, however. for the reason that
his chance of success is so nfinitcsimal TINT
even his owners do not back him. At
Gravescnd on Sept. %, 1898 Grampian. n
maiden 2-year-old owned by Gideon Il DAILY,
won at the long odds of 50 to !. His owners
not only failed to place IL dollar on him.
but one of them lost $500 on Gorlius, the
second horse home. The win of such Il
horse fills the booLmakers, hearts with Joy
ana iheir strong boxes with greenbacks,
ior 'he regular race track foiiowcrs-the
,"leht-heNtr bet on long shots unless they
nave exclusive information that they are
Goo'' lhihGs
II iohe shoC Is hcaviiy backed, the price
against him falls with lightning rapidity.
ana he rarely goes to the post carrying
enough money at long odds to do the book
ta.Il /.
~, manners an! iia'erlai damage II he wins.
ne tNleflencei gamblers know the horses
anu are content 10 H'cN lhelr Judgment
WIN rNeh iiio'ie! OF give odds themselves
~ -. oi'oi W &c '"c coior Oh 'hc ring money.
~ - oi.iA ''c novice VINO attempts to pull
;'oT u '!oV y" II" o. 'l. When he succeeds 1T
~ II. SUCCESS oi ii'e'i'he Tor nm III
"' ,'o';'D'','H'
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TRUSTEES SALE.-WUBREAS A CERTAIN
decd OF trust was executed bv a l.. = bert
ID. Is. i. Barbour and Emma Barbour his wife
j. = an Horn and ivia Van Horn, his wife
and their succt ssors, VINO are trustees bearing
date May Z, lS,2, and recorded in the clerks
Office or the llUs ings Court for the city OF kOa-
nokc In deed book II, page So, 10 secure the per
formance OF certain conditions and payments
specified in II certain bond executed by tho said
A. l.. Sihcrt, d. Is. T. Barbour, It - Van Horn
or even date with said deed for the payment of
800 to the Central City Building and Loan Asso.
citation, of Syracuse, n. Y, in accordance with
their articles OF association, and whereas the
said William t. Abbott and james Z. Ratchford
trustees, have resigned the said trust and the
Judge OF the Hastings Court for the city of Roa.
noke did on the Both day of March, 1871, ap.
point the undersigned &. H. Vines az trustee
james +. Ratchford trustees, after legal notice
as provided by statute To all the parties in inter
cst and whereas default has been made in the
payment and condition : mentioned in said bond
having been required so to do by tho beneficiary,
the Central City Building and Loan Association
OF syracuse, Y, shall by virtue OF said deed
and pursuant to the terms thereof proceed to sell
AZ public auction, to the highest bidder ON
TUESDAY TIE / 81 DAY OF MAY IS0I Az
II O'CLot'K II. .on the premises all the property
conveyed in said deed and being all thst certain
Il or parcel or land and improvements thereon
situated in the city of Roanoke State of Vir.
ginia and described ne follows, to-wjt.
beginning Mt II point on tho sorth side of Clcve.
land -trcti le5 feet west OF f street thence with
Cleveland stree, north "a degrees 10 minutes west
- f"'' 70 n point thence chst - degrees 20 min.
Gits w,st 10 rect TO MI alley, thence with said
a'icy south ~ degrees ~ minutes east % feet IN u
point. theme north IL dcc recs 80 minutes cast
III feet 10 Cleveland street. the place OF begin.
ming. ana nown n lot :, us shown nv tho man Of
the Sihtit. ~ Hon and Barbour addition, on
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-10

y strong man is needed 10 carry around
such name as Charles Oscar Julius NOr,l-
siroul, but Nordstrom, the amateur giant
OF brooklyn, not only manages the task
witheaSe, but even lifts |, HnO pounds without
being compelled previously to discard his
name. lie recently attracted considerable
attention by accepting; the offer made by j.
W. Kennedy i'll a brooklyn lhcatcr To give
soOo to any man i'll the audience who could
lift The Police Gazctlc's 200 bound dumb
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-10
COMMISSIONERS SALE.


4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
- zeal kstato.-By virtue OF n decree of the
liustings Court OF Roanoke City, Va. in the
Ghanccry cause OF ID. f. Whitlock Tor etc. w. w.
~ n. bnrchett G. ais entered on tho 18th day of
rtpruaIy, ieel. shall as special commissioner,
Sontthonso or koanoko city, Va. on I UESDAY,
THE lOTll DAY OF APRIL. 1874, ut II O'Clock
CITY OF Roanoke, Va, bounded and described as
on the south side OF Fern street and with said
lot south degrees 10 minutes west 1886 zee, to
an alley. thence with said alley north 20 degrees
degrees ~ minutes cast li6 feet, more or Less to
fcrh street, thence with said street south 20 de-
grccs 10 minutes cast 25 feet to the bcpinniup
known as the eastern half OF lot No III. section
s. OF North Side Land Company's map
,IEHMS-Onc-third cash, balance in three equal
indictments, payable. respectively, In g. IL and IS
months from day OF sale, credit instamcnts to
bear interest from the day of sale
r. RANDOLPH hicks
Snncill ltNni IN =siLA I,nr
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TRUSTEE SALE-WIiEREAS, A CERTAIN
uceu OF trust was executed by Eta Woods
ana III. NJ. Woods, her husband, to George G.
sawyer and his successor who Is t,ustcc bcnr.
ing date July 10th, 1893, and recorded I'm thc
clerks Office. of the Hastings Court of tho city of
ROANOKE, III decd hook IS, page aS.i to secure tho
performance ot certain conditions and payments
spccihtd III certain bond executed by the said
Eta woods OF even date with said deed for tho
pay rcnt or Sl,otD To the Atlantic Savings mud
Loan ASSOCIATION OF Syracuse, y. y. in accord
hncc with their articles oil as.ocation and
whereas the said George c. Sawyer Trustee has
resigned the said trust. and tho judge of tho
musings Court for the city OF Roanoke did ON
the "a day of April, 1871, appoint the nndcr-
si ned. C. II. Vines rs trustee i'm Tho nIocc ,nL
stead Of George G.. sawyer, trustee. niicr lr,,,j
notice as provided by statute to ali parties i'm
ihtorcst; AMI whereas default has been made in
nc conditions ami payments of tho said bond
ana decd Tor more than eix months nur htyin,,
ntch required 10 do 80 by tho her tfCiarv Inc
Atlantic Savings and Loan Association. of syria
cuSc, y. l 90, shall by virtue OF sa.l decd and
pursuant la The terms thereof proceed To sell nj
public auction to The highest bidder ON Friday
the I'm day OF May. 1891. at IL o'clock NJ on the
premises. all the property conveyed IN snd ii, ed
described n follows:
Beginning % feet west OF Park street on the
NORTH side or Gilmcr street, running thence 81
icct parallel with Gi'mcr street, thence IL feet
10 Dalton street, thence with Pcvton strrct IA
icct, thence with Gilmci street - feet 10 tho he
ginning, hcirg part of lot No. q, section III ~
shown on the map OF tho Rogers, Fairfax &
houston addition Ia tho city OF Roanoke, Vr-
ginia.
TERMS:-Cnsh sufficient to pay all costs of
executing this trust, including Il commission 10
INC trustee ana to pay of the amount OF the snid
nonu WIN arrcaraEcs thereon, amounting to
SlW5.75, and the balance. ii any, In ono and two
equal annual instilmcnts, duo lii II and u
months, win interest from date. purchaser exc
cutting negotiable notes Tor the deferred pny
mont. and secured by decd OF trust on the
premises sold.
ldtd c.. II. VINES, Trustee
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TRUSTEMs. SALES.

Dottics; large lot beer bottlcs also office furni-
copying press, etc
TERMS CASH
order above stated except BOTTLES and cases
which Will be sold in lots
which arc In good condition, between tho hour,
oi ~ u: IN. ano IL IN. each day until the day or
say, ~ Roanoke Steam Bottling Works
10 lVu &. a. McllUGlI, Trustee.
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is. :. Brooke, clerk of the Corporation Cour,
OF hoanokc city, Va do hereby certify that tho
has hcen executed. S S BKOOKE
y w 20 ElCrk
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1-Ru STEE'S sALE-WIlEREAS A CERTAIN
a decd or trust was executed by a. L. sibcrt,
d. Is +. Barbour and Emma Barbour his wife
to William f. Abbott and James +. katchford
ana their successors who trustees hearing
date March IS. 1892, and recorded in Tic cir rk:s
ounce OF the Hastings Court for The CITY of Ron
nokc in deed hook 70, page 3li to secure the
performance OF certain conditions and payments
a l.. Sibert, ID. B +. Barbour, r. S. Van Ilorn
OF even date with said deed for the payment OF
1000 TO tho Central City Building Md Loan
A ,i,s OF Syracuse, N: " in accordance
WITH their articles OF association and whereas
the said William f. Abbott and James f Ratch
Iord trustees, have resigned the said trust and
the Judge or the Hastings curt for the civ Of
R Roam did on the 3 N day Of March 1874, ap
the stead and place OF William T.. Ahbot. md
James r. katchford, trustees. after LEGAL notice
n PROVIDED ny statute 10 all i parties In inter
cst, ana whereas default has been made I'm tho
payment ana conditions mcr toned IN 81 q bond
ana 'ccn OF trust for more than six u.lft- and
having been required so to do hy the benenciary.
TIC Central City Building and loan Assocjo,ion'
OF syracuse, y g. shall by vir,ne of said decd
hnu pursuant 10 the terms rcof u-ocrcn 10
r"ll 81 uihhc auction. to tho ri.hc.t bidder ON
'ENDAA' HE Isl DAY =. NAY, 1881, AT
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-10
TRUSTEES SALES.

lilo 10 tho clerks Office OF the Hastings Conf ri
the city OF Roanoke, and State OF virginia.
ccuting this trust, including tho commission !!
the trustee, and to pay or the amount OF tho sal
hond with arrcaragcs due thereon, amounting
thc aggregate, including costs, to about Sd5O AN
the balance II any, in ono and two equal ANNA
instruments. due In ~ and 81 months with iuteI
est from date. the purchaser executing nepoti
nDc notes Tor the deferred payments, and secure
VINES, Trastcc. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-09

who the intimate personal friend ana business
associate and at one time the bodyguard OF Jay
Gould. and who Is the wealthiest ana one Oh '"e
lest known Italian bankers in the United states
Mr. Moroslnis wife died In the early part or THIS
year and IL il TO her memory that this beautiful ex-
ample OF morrIary architecture is being erected
The building is In the form Of "A Greek cross, meas
uring about q feet square. placed IN the centre OF the
plot the approach which Is 10 feet inches Woe by
% feet inches long extending to the edge Of the
plot The external material used is westerly t.
L. rose granite OF fine quality. finished In ham,
mered effect general character OF the architect
IRE being Byzantine in style The extreme height
from the grade OF the lot to the top OF the nnal is
thirty-nve feet. The sides OF the structure are
pierced by windows OF white marble. bearing green
veins. the grille OF the main window over the doors
being OF the same material while the rear window
gives beautiful effect In stained glass WIN bi'"c
Of rich yellow bronze.
The Interior Of this beautiful restng-place VIII be
adorned with OF the finest examples OF Floren-
tine mosaic work ever produced. the design oil the
floor and the ceilings being marvel OF beaunfu art
work In colored marble. The interior Is OF cruci-
form shape and pendentve ceiling above the cata-
combs supported by four columns. Is composed OF
mosaic Of Venetian marble which Is to be put to-
gc,her in Venice and in that form Imported to this
country The four columns supporting this vauI'ei
ceiling are carved from Cppono marble an Italian
stone noted for its beautiful creamy tint and violet
AMI green veins
The building Will contain ten catacombs. four
being uacel on either side OF the central hall. ana
two tn the window. The faces OF these caa-
combs Will also be Of fine Venetian work The caps
OF the four columns mentioned are OF Beautifully
carved statuary marble. harmonizng with the gen
er,l artistic tone u the Interior. and formed after
four different models. the floors and capitals oehe
adapted from the motive OF the design OF 81 Marks
Venice. .
The bronze doors which are 10 be cast by we'll
known artists OF this city. VIII be eghty-tour
inches high by thirty-six inches wide, OF rish'
and left design. and VIII weigh more than aom:
The doors and their framework are or ,hchNy
bronze and the Intel will bear In recessed letters
me dat. MDcCCNcIN. Above this - the pol
ished granite Intel bearing In raised letters me
name q T. MorosinD These doors are said 10
bc the finest Of their kind in the nitei states
The underlying pattern Is gcometric in design
with nancls OF smooth surface alternating with
panels containing IS mbolic decorations In mowers
and fruits Including pomeg.anatcs, conVoIVuI' or
morning gores peoples and other wcll-known en-
hlema,ic designs the bronze being OF the We'll
known United States standard having a rch go1leh
ye..Ow color . ITO, -, ,h
perhaps the most remarkable portion or the
structure IL the dome which, with tue eNcep''o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-09
MUSICAL NOTES.

Chevalier Arturo Marescalchi. barytone who has
been heard here with the Patti and Abbey companeA
has become a resident Of NewYork and will teach
singing.
NJ Aime Lachaume. whose pianoforte playing was
one OF the delightful features OF the French PROD.
gal Son." will be the pianist Of the Ysaye Concert
Company.
Mr. Albert Ernst. pianist. has been chosen con.
ductor OF the ST. Louis Choral symphony Society
and will transfer his activities TO that city
Miss Marie Louise Bailey. American pianist,
who has won high praise In Dresden and received the
appointment OF pianist to the King OF Saxony. WIN
make concert tour In the United States this season.
Her New-York debut will be effected In the Music
Hall on October 90 when she will play Rubinsteins
Concerto In d minor and LISTS Hungarian Fam
tasa.
Bernard Sinsheimer young violinst. is returned
from Europe and vsi, TO PATHS Castle Crag-y-nos.
In Wales He is a pupil OF Joachim. He will play at
Nine PATHS concerts In Royal Albert Hall. London.
this
Mile Rita Elandi has been summoned to her homo
In Cleveland by reason OF the death OF her father
John c. Groll She arrived from Europe last sum
day and will be heard professionally until spring
The Tavary English Opera Company VIII give per- ::
"Cavalleria Rustcana." Faust" II Pagliacci,"
Carmen and Martha" in Colonel Sims New
Park Theatre. Brooklyn this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-09
TWO VIENNESE BANKERS ARRESTED.

THEY ARE CHARGED WITH FRAUD IN AUSTRIA
AMOUNTING TO THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
TO BE EXTRADITED.
julius siegl and Sigfried siegi two Vienna bank.
ers were arraigned before United States Commits
sioner Alexander yesterday on charges OF forgery
and embezzlement committed in Austria. They
we're nrst-cabin passengers the steamship
Persia, which arrived here last Friday evening and
were arrested by Deputy Marshal Bernhard on
warrant sworn to by Otto P. Eberhard. vice-consuI
OF Austria Hungary at this port
According to the cable messages received py the
yice-consu from the Vienna police, the Sieg broth
ers have a lot Of charges pending against them.
1t is said that they fraudulently collected ana
forced drafts in Vienna In June. July and August,
the total amount Of which Is 10000 forms. These.
ia further alleged do not include all their pecula-
tons. which may amount TO $4,000 norns-aoous
100000 ,.,. o.. .,ro,, -.
action OF the President who will sign their extra
dition papers, and were sent back to Ludlow
Street Jail They say they lost all the money tney
specific charges In the complaint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-09
THE MOROSIN. ahUSOLEUM.

Wilfred w Cooper F. 4. C. Colt Edward Cowdy
Miss c. Crawford. Miss NJ. Crawford. Miss Crawford.
Wyndam i. GwyDns, the Rev. w j. Fitzgerald. F.
de p. Foster the Rev. ]. Michael Gleason, Captain
Ross Houston. the Rev. and Mrs. T. G. LtteN, J. b.
T. Demarest Mrs. J. J. \. Dorr. Miss E. G.
Llewelyn, Miss Marie Lloyd. Miss Grace Lloyd Miss
y. I.ozier. J. u. Luther. J. A. Lynch. s. Lyon A.
Mas X. Macdonald. Miss NJ. F. Mack. Miss Mac
kenze. thu Rev. and Mrs. G. f. Mclean. G. W.
Marble. Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Martin, r. c. Master
Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Mathews, Mss A. H. Mat
tee, Ehlngham Maynard ". E. Maynard d. d ,s j.
6. McDerlnott; A. McEwen; F.: ". Measy Mrs B
Molssworth & L. Montgomery. Miss NJ Moore H.
l.. Moorhouse. Miss L: Z. Morehouse, ". r; Nor
Jam James Mortimer ' Miss NJ Motley Nj and Mrs. j
+, Xesmih. r A. newton, s; s: NIch9!son. Miss s 6
O'Conneii G. p. OReiy. Miss Osgood Miss e; Dat
way Mrs. W. j. PAGE, Mr.. and Mrs G j. pb pnins
l.. A. Phillips l.. f. Phpps. c: Phipps. S. C. Pierce;
Miss Il. 2; Proctor Or; a l. purin ns Mr. And an.
Reilly. Miss s A. Reilly, c. II. Remington, Miss G.
Reynoids. Mr. and Mrs c. Reynolds c. n; Rice,
Yrs Ki;s yrs / BY n Bee Miss R MSs
f RobnsSn " LOUIS E's g Roehe Noss Rosksr
Roullllon, Miss A. L. Roy. A. J. Russell W. samp-
S Miis rs; Z s SsE5% & shsphsrd sdySy
Smith S ST.? and pr Mr A'd5f% ~ S snsps Hiss F.
SPEAKER. Egbert Starr. Mr.. and Mrs r. Steven
son d. " Stewart. Miss Alte Stilwell,
Miss Ethel Stilwcn, Miss X. D. Stout. Miss Ida
F. Stout. Miss j. Stowell. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
c. S.ratton, W. Struthers. Eugene sullivan Rich
mond Talbot, Mrs VI. J. Taylor. Miss Pearl Thomas.
Mrs J. Thomson. Miss Thorburn. Miss J. r. Ting
ley r. Tomunson. Professor J: l.: Townsend. Miss
$ Treanor Mrs. c. A. Tyndall. Mr.. and Mrs W.
r. vincent Miss Mona wade. Miss J: wainwright.
John r. Wainwright. Ernest de Wolhe Wales,
Ward John Warner. Mrs. J. r. Waterbury, Miss
l.. Waterbury. w. Gilchrist Watt Miss W. n.
Weatherley Frederick Webb. j. f. WILDWOOD MIS-
r, p Wctmore II. Whipple, w. Duncan White
G. C. White. Miss Charlotte White Miss tlora , =.
White J W williams. Miss l.. A. Williams. MISS
G a williams r. b. Winslow. A. Woin. - Is
wood DR. and Mrs r. f. Wood. Mrs. c. j. Wood,
J. Wood and r. f.. Walker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-09

OF the crownlng final Of granite carved In ioila.
ed design Is composed Of four monolthic stones
the largest being thirteen feet six inches In ua'H
ter This immense piece OF granite, required ior
It's transportation from the Westerly duarres ga d
specIaliy constructed car which was putt IN sec
lions with recess In the centre; allowing the
enormous block OF granite TO sink throush the
bottom OF the car, Its edge coming WITHIN ohiiS
short distance Of the track. The pieces Wnicn
surmount this one were transported In siih'af
manner. I'll, -o,tx
built into an excavation the full size or the pulih-
ing and ten feet In depth. The vestibuie pet"esn
the bronze doors and the crucitorm cen.re o me
building will have either side a recess lot .He
cception OF statuary which IL yet To be proVlnei
In the main doors there are small easement VIII
doWs of heavy pate-gla with grille OF oroi"s'
10 allow for the circulation OF air winch IL iui
Their enhanced by the rear window peing puIs
on lateral pivots. In addition to this there Is an
aperture leading up through the Interior OF me
dome having vents under the foated NOT ron y,
the final which increases the draught OF ar irol,
the lower windows BY this means constant ana
mple circulation of outer air Is obtained. =.
Through the kindness OF the archltectS, MO
drew the plans for the mausoeum Messrs. Jaruiiir,
Kent e. Jardine, enabled 10 reprouu"Te
some OF the characteristics of the structure ~ Is
estJma tied that TIE OF the building. wheh com
peted will be nearly $4,000, and the contract io5
The work is In the hands OF the Nsw-r'hs'a'iu
Monument Company. OF No. l,32l Broad"ay'