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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Tax Commissioner James l.. Wells the only
auctioneer whose voice was heard in the NewYork
Real Estate Salesroom yesterday dsposing OF
realty. The parcels sold offered under fore
closure proceedings and consisted OF Nos. 49, 3l5.
$40 and 1923 East Onc-hundred nd forty ninth-st.
four three-story brick dwellings. The plaintiff,
Robert Clarence Dorsett the only bidder and
he became the purchaser for 1882.
Strong Il Ireland have sold two lots in Eightieth-
St. north side 80 feet east of Amsterdam-ave. for
Improvement. N $4,000. with building !oan, for 5.
Kempner & Brother. to Isabella Turner.
Slawson Il Hobbs have sold for Robert Wallace.
the builder 10 Harriet Holding. the four-st lime
3l4 West sevcntyeighth-s, iCx5sxextensionxie2. at
s2S.oe This closes out row OF six dwellings COM
pleted about three months ago ,, .. ,,.,,o,.
baum & Levine. 20 Pincus Lowenfold the tnrcs
thrce-story brownstone dwellings l5x9s each Nos
S2s. $50 and S32 East Eighiy-hrst-st, FOR about
81. 90 each.
John Casey. builder has sold to Mr.. Gonprecht
the new building at the northwest corner of Eighty
fourth-st. and Columbus-ave. for seooGD. The
ground floor Of this building Ia leased TO the Post
About one hundred lots OF suburban property at
Hackensack y. j.. were sold at auction. without
reserve on "Wednesday ThGIs lots afe ~ sa
balance in ninety days An the downtown lots Oh
were bought by County Clerk Samuel Taylor; it s
said. for some OF the heirs Of the property Main
SSxIa5 feet a., Passaic and North First.st, Passac
being macadamized and severed, brought $50 each
Adjoining !ots on North First-st. witho" Tagging
or any other Improvement. 25xl0! brought from
500 20 $3.50 each Lots 25xi25. on Anderson-st..
severed and lots weTs sold on Norb
Tirst-st. north Of Anderson. In whlcn directoh ),
s sa5 no o"' bcs ,I 2soS Feet brought on the
west side from s225 20 $685. each, and on ne cas-;
sas irq i og 70 the s Spown lots above
pecta til, The total sales aggregated 's5oco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.

SAFEGUARD -in,e,'isa,iors f.rs,any
on tetaf = capitalists Ie,ofs wiring
e'~.,,,, PTFD a CAMPBELL. 81 Nasal
a. CITY. ~ s'ai'-''.. Bo''on'
, co1u chance for Young man 70 pur-
-. ln,.re-, ~ A Tong established manu-
featuring business IN this city N;W" 20
sou capii,i required. +. l.. I'N .
Tribune Orro~
a PARTNER WANTED s3o - Sl,oo
,,r,,I .f,rie article ln dairy. LEWIS
G. RTf1. ~, West Sis'. st
Az ACTIVE BUSINESS Man. capable ~
akin, Office management and treasury =
,hlr Z co5yara'ion. having "A'"nHlt" ana
Increasing business IN electric service ~
,-,ting t2i."co as needed ohn -e.i," ,','
.r.I ir,~r.., and salart fsl inN-ilsSi' N
invited. Interview. Address No>plpLi .
Tribune Once. -
BUSINESS MAN going 70 sweden. Nor
wav ami Denmark desires :" r.pirs"hl
good concern with flr~ ~ csfat ilhl.lus
t.rnen~nf business como lions. IN fi'
fRlSr. BOX ). i.2t2 bfu.iwav.
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS We annlvze All
Kind. 81 soiii. and liquids and We
furnish working formulas. mrisis assay.
terms modcrai, Earl. CHEMICAL LAh
ORATORN. ~ 4fhave
Err'cATFD GENERAL. AGENT WANT.
Ed. with capital To- in'roluc" an r."snh'
pa,cni i0Vcliy among thc h"r' l'"I''
WHITNEY GYMSAsfrN co. Rochester,
y Y.
FfrC-rpICAI CONSTRUCTION E~iab-
ush.d business disposal - sam 20 non.
,u, competent men. ELECTION. bpN H.
Tritun" orice.
WASTED reliable pnr'y with capital "a
,r,ag. m an old established lumber hu'i'
ness RAfLEY. cn Vest 2t,h--'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
A HCILDERS CLAIM.

Judgment Of 81 SIS was docketed yesterday against
Charles b. Webster, Isidor Straus. and Nathan
s,raus. composing the firm OF X. ii. Macy Co.. In
favor of Charles r Wills. builder. He claimed
that amount as balance due on contract FOR pu'd-
ing an annex IN Thrteenth-st., the total amount
OF which was $4,000. The Arm alleged that me
building was not completed until twenty.fouI Gays
after September 20 lS9a and withheld $2sc gay as
iiouida ted damages for the delay. Mr. Wits con
building on the day specified by being delayed by
the firm and other contractors employed ~ tnem
TEinstein Townsend, attorneys for X. H. Macy
4 Co. served stay on the Sheriff yesterday IN inc
matter. and said they had given IN undes'sAans On
appeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

wali-st Nos 30 and g. and other properly.
part John s Schultz. executor etc OF james
Brown - John = Brown. 81 NJ.
Same property 70 same, = Iai' .''.''''''''
Same John g Brown u part. -. 80;
1SThri . a. 300 Il - Lincoln ave. l""N," az
other properly: Jntn Brown. executor OF ia" .,
Brown Mary Louisa Potter. ...t..- 49, o.
NevhIry - Iawton and wife 10 John r 10"
i.fn--f - 1fD n Of shave. f"N'-. NyH -
and ~ Fast iath-s'. John sloan" ana wire |" ,oo
the Central Peal Estate Association - w.
58d- 81. 2l-.4 = u 2d-a'e. iHNloV", Ia'"o
Kahn and -. % Emanuel kahn. = patt
on Albany Post Road. . =. ~ o. n - i hanSy
ave - dxps Hail"y-avc s%'Ne'2 i.Nzab"'h
7 Garland 10 William = Garland ana sn9,n'r.
io2d.s' 80 III Fast. Fann'" strauss 10 Max -,
Baum -
Ai,van,er-a,. g. iuo II - i1iih-si. -lNN9" .
Albert Hoeeri Irpnia { W-linr 49, $500 Ia
3.ti. - 81 - T. Of H'h-aNc. "'s'NH annie
Browning individually and "Nccfifx - lh'rhs 90
T. rnlIlnrfcu 20 Henry korn...---.. ........-. ~
T. i.e,0 NIB, Av. n o corner 1851 -. HpN"', Anna
l. l., n o. James 4 Truman ........-.'. :.
i.7th ~ .vl n 81 i.nc Din ave. ,"N'"
Mar L.uiar potter AMI husband p" Mary " >,
,9i,t'.i d.. orc ami a,S Wosi. MaN Marx md
VIE 20 Napoleon y IIain"s executor e.. %, ~ '''
Matilda 49, n B.. part - lot 80 map y
Wasn'nri0 u.luc. Matthew iiinilarEn ma VIE
southern T,uic,afl W 49, . r. o. Kingsh Nc
Rom. ~ VA ., klrsstridr" Road 80
$50 William fiufl@' ans VIZ" O. John Kerr.
~, II y i,r Wet Napoleon iIan"-, 'N"'N-
'or - Mary Hain's AMI others. trustees I'D
~ ave ~ -. p,!nno O. calvin. nf'r'r. 20 o.,
Richard Collins AMI another ...'.-., 49,
tgIr-rnH - Nus 10 arl io,. BERNARD l'N'T Nnl
"a D T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
,oc.1 BUsryEss COMPLICATION

The Sheriff yesterday received an execution ior
., .Ie AGAINST the Rev. George W. Samson. OF No.
az Yves, One hundred y-sixth-st. In favor
OF the East River National Bank. on Judgment
ATTAINED against him some time ago. and also
AGAINST the Rutgers Female College. OF which he
is president. on note
puty-Sherr Mckinney yesterday received an
execution for $1,000 against Arthur L. Meyer. rea!
estate operator. OF No. 1~ Nassau-st' In iavor OF
Ceoree T. Campbell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
DRE<sMAKIy0.

A-A.-ARTIsTIc DREssMAKING: I'm.
ported fashions. hot, orders at SNORT
notice: goods purchased " des.rrn me-, -,
nte prices Mrs MELROi. ~ Fast 'li"'
81. between broadway and University
Place
cOrTt'RIERE FRANCHISE. -Spmn"r
dr-s.es. summer prices. fancy waists
advanced ~, i"a. ladies' materials ur'''
remodelling. elegant work. short no''e'
xne ANDERSON. los West lIth-s'..
formerly with Stern Bros
DRESsMAKER Experienced. good inter.
w.sh.s ,nrur.m.nt city or country. OF
10 travel with lady: best references 'nll
or addrsrs GERMAN. 1S Orange ST.
brooklyn
pRESSMAk Err 80 Experienced. nrsi-class
nttcr at 81 ~ per day rect ~ the season.
r"nal reference H.. 25s shave.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

10TH ST. 1872 FAST Elegantly inrnlsh'n
rooms frsi-clasz board. irpn-ifnts nc
commolat.l. terms moderate.
,,sT or 20 FAST Clean. newly FUR
nl-h.-i rooms excellent table. desirable
location. ,ransients. summer rates. rri'f
enc~S
ktTfI ST. 1865 EAST Furnished room
suitable one or two. gas ana ha'h
It,kN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Busse. William. and wife to the North Ncw-York
Cooperative Building and Loan Association
Fox-s s54 II Of Intervaleave. install
same Meta Bjorkegren same property.
Bsien. Michael and wife to r II Levy. lot 1873
map Van Nest Park years .................
Breen Anna NJ. - Dorinta Armstrong.
'atharine-st. lot 2ts. map Wa~hingtonve
Byrne Mary + D. - Elizabeth Fnney 10Th
81, - Il u 1Oth-ave. year ............... !.
Euch4laun Aaron. to tho Bank for savings,
city = New York. i3is'. 100 n " II 9th
aueriach william f. AMI wife I: Burton.
lots -. 1903. "a. F2. iC3, 532. map Arden
property. : years =. l.
ChnYreu George. nrd another - William
I.1:,. id-gve. aBi T. from corner
sub ilVIa..r ~ ? u lot li9, map Morrisania.
Same - Atbie II Wigh.man. same property.
CLARKE. Walter J. - Leopold Loo. centre line
Wlfsvorth .a.c ~ n ~ i75thst. demand. J..
Collins Richard. and another % - 9 Calvin.
referee. SO - shave years ................ 20.
DrI.sr Edwin - % Richard = Greenwood.
l9f.h-s. 81 30 West. ysar.................. 4.
Fre, Frances. and VII, 20 Eargareha Her and
another EXECUTORS. etc n Iclancey-st. co n e
4 Orchard - years ...........- .-..t..... IL
Same O. May T. Edison. n Dcancey-s'. 32f n
4 Orchard ST. yelss. ..................... IL,
Ti.rher Adam r. and wife To- iu!con Todd, No
iC1 Mercer =. ! year d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for new buildings ard alt
have been fled with the Building Department;
New buildings;
3d-ave . p % Il OF l17th-st one-story frame
Office by " Farrell Smith. % No 1883 Jackson
ave
Eingsbridce Road II g. about on line u 22O'h-
ST. two story frame dwelling by Isaac Dyck-
man. Of kirgsbridgs. Observation-Disclosures
Alterations: -
Lane - q. Riveriale ave. by Elizabeth r
Hutchins. 20 oae-s',ry and loft frame stable.
22d-st NJ 2I5 West. by Mary Dregg 10 four
story fat and board ns house. ..................
Parls-aye icth and iist SITS Murray Hi HoteD,
by tho Hush Smith estate 10 ten-story orick
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HELP WANTED.

Male
WANTED boy In an office; must write ana
figure well. graduate OF technical ana
hikh achool preferred. wages 81 per week
Address With references e.. Box 10. Trib-
une Once.
WANTED.-A good man 10 take charge
and manage my liquor store: must have
$500 cash: salary SIS per week App, or
address 3a3 Linden-st. Brooklyn.
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Ciin f)roperln for Sale.

HOhOken.
L, OR sALEA desirable property. consise.
I ing OF a fine brick dwelling house with brick stable
in tho rear. Specially adapted for physician having
tesn built and occupied by one for many years
pit n land soxoo fee, terrace. suitable for
r res fence in the i'm mediate vicinity Of costly dwellings,
william n. HARPER. SO Newark ST.. Hoboken. y. J.
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FOR SALE.

Ar REDUCED PRICES. 800 fecond-ahnd
wvod and iron working machines fuiy
guaranteed. machinery bought ana rh-
changed. GEORGE Is. EDDY. 3Ds Madi-
sOn-st.
AT IITTLE's TOOL, STORE. 50 Fulton
ST., New-Y workshop machinery uoot
power). list free: wood tools. scroll
fnws. designs and fancy woods. in'una'ors
and brooders In operation.
BAKERY and CONFECTIONERY with
living apartments over store, "atsan
low rent: no reasonable offer refused. lnt'
Bcdford-ave.. brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
THE END OF THE SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA
DESPITE DEGREES or COURT THE OLD WANDER
BILT LINE IL now ~ THE rENNsiL-
VASiA SYSTEM

DESPITE DEGREES or COURT TIE OLD WANDER
BlLr LINE Is now IN THE rEHNsiL-
vAXIA SYSTEM
Philadelphia July The following statement
was published here to-day:
The announcement Is made that the Cumberan nd
Valley Railroad has purchased the maps unfinished
Railroad Company. ari that that corporation mas
ceased 10 De independent organization. The
Cumberland Valley Is controlled by the Pcnnsyl-
yania Railroad that the famous South Penn
syvania despite the DEGREES Of court and the con
siifu;lon OF Pennsylvania has lawfully. though
rather ignOmniousy. fallen INTO the hands OF tn"
Pennsylvania. $1,000
Ton years ago there vas great stir over VIII
lam ~. Nanderbilts announcement that lac would
build the Beech Creek road into the heart OF the
PENNSYLVANIA roads rich btufninous coal preserves
constructing the south Pennsylvania. This was
done In retaliation. ns II was Nanderhilts heller
that the Pcnnsy lvana road was encroaching into
The Nandcrbilts New England territory. and was
also encouraging The West Shore project The CON
struction Of the Beech creek and South Tennsyl-
vania begun and pushed along until cc-sa-
that the Nandcrbilts should take the West Shore
and that the Pennsylvania should obtain posses
sion OF the Beech Creek and the South Pennsyl-
vania and that hostilitles should cease. These
deal taken into the courts and successfully
contested. a decision was finally reached which
prevented is being carried into execution.
Under the terms OF the agreement. the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad was 10 buy the southern Penn
sylvania for $4,000. and the Beech Creek road
was to be leased 10 the Northern Central After
a long litigation, tho Court refused TO allow either
OF these contracts 10 be executed.
The Vanderbilts kept the Beech Creek road.
stopped the construction Of the Southern Penn
sylvanla. and now all that is left Of the latter
events. fallen into the hands OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad
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Same property; Rufus " Peckham. jr, referee. to

Same properly T,. Rufus peehhsm r, referee. to
cIintonsi 10 io7 same to s.. m.
e7th-st. No 2i7 West; Samuel Blumenthal and
pssrls Ma s7i gos, I'm" Wh.lan and wife and
Dennis Shea, 70 Charles A schieren o:ss.
icls;-st, 5; $3.50 {, Of Amsterdan-ave 2s.ss
irregular; Henry Kornahrens and wife 20 george
raiIsade-avc s. SO IT n Of lands q william
" Appleton. tract contains 3 2Os- 900 acres
Rogers II Bacon to Mary L II McGn :.....
ssh;s,: 10 il West: George Edgar and Theodore
iois,-st. S 5. 1923 It . Of Amsierdsm.ave 2j.sS
irregular; George pazer to Henri kornahr'ns
isaih-st. no llo West. Daniel orth ana wife to
Katharina Hsssnssr * properly Jo.n
Do Huyter and wife TO Euphemi coffin. 80.
l36'h-ar. No $40 west Richard Greenwood 20
5sd-st. ' s. 100 Il W Of aih-ave 5oxioo5: Ruth
and David Wallace TO Aaron Brichsoaum. =; o.
1905. Edmund co.'n and wife to John De huy-
ilS;h-st No ~ East: James Wood to Patrick
ii5th st. f. 300 It Of shave. siioxiocii;
cole .'.. ave. q r. Of iI3d-s, Saxlco;
Iary Wimprcss to Ann and Mary + VIM
ceilcqc-ave e =. % +, E u iisd.st 25xioo.
Ann Il and Mary wimpress TO Mary VIM
cauldve-ayt.' 5. ii5 4 n Of citon-st, isxioo;
, % II g Hans Heise 70 Anna F o iIeise al ,,',s
3d-ave T. lot ~? map ~ Morrlsania. 16Nxss.2
Flee Prescott to George chappelI. .......:.....
rG ,oo ,D, osn # to w Sf s'r9p Fas. @
Ffe6crick-st @ :. lias Il n Of Bayard-st l"S
So Frank Diorkegren and John Bjorhe-
gren 10 Meta Bjorkegren ..................
Lot No 3. map 81. lots part OF OAK Tree pln
fremont. the United Real Estate ana Trust Go
ryne-st 'e' :. c25 :, o; Bayar st, 2ixi57; Mag
dalcra + Smith Rober, ]. Leslie.
Toppng-st 40 n OF 1,ith-s'. l1GxlO;
Joseph p o'Donneil and wife to Philip Hahn
IT,. BIS man u Van Nest Park Ephram II
Levy to Michael I'ren and wife ...............
Lots iDI 10 iO same = Richard shannon.
:. and Of Arfp
Chester and West Chester. y y: Frank q Swart
and wife TO William r Auerbach. ......
Delaney Place s. Lots III and LIZ. E.ap
Downing estate. Van Neat station. .DxoJ and
Other properly, Otis W Field and VIE 10 K1tt-
Delaney Place t. Lots III and LIZ. same
map; Katharine Heuser TO John Ohlwein. jr....
3d-ave. 800 II Of lst-st. lVxlOO. also
2d-ave. 900 n ~ lst-st. SSx1OD fxirrsguiar;
Frederic y and Charles coudert. trusteees OF
Louis T.esbroussart to Adele Lecocg.......
Lots 49, SOB. 3O4 iO2 403 and $50 mortgage
map Arden prcnerty: william + Auerbach and
wife 10 Richarisor g Layton. ................
Lots 2O3 3D4 iG2 iO3 and j32 same map. Ma
tllla Fraser 70 William F Auerbach .........
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HELP WANTED.

Female
PROTESTANT laundr-ss and chambermald
to go To the country ALEXANDER
LANGTON. 2iG East i2d-st.
WANTED ladies TO take work home
steady employment: good pay no expert
ence Necessary. FRENCH ART COM
PANI. ~ broadway. "a floor.
TIE TRIBUNE
Uptown Office.
1.2f2 BROADWAY "a door north OF Jlst-st
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until o o'clock y. IN.
At BRANCH OFFICES
Advertisements received at regular Office
rates until y. m. viz:
25S sth-nvc.. n. o. cor. OF 23d-st.
l52 0th-ave.. cor. f2fh-st.
1872 Columbus-ave.. near West 6sth-st.
l09 West <2d-st.. near 6th-ave.
J., ~ West 1lth-st. near bth-svA 90
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sIH,EnAN REAL EST >TE.

AGENCY FOR MDNTCLAik. l''sii"n,e
r-Ircrf.c~. al blul.. SAGE or rent. IL rh'
A TAYLOR. N"rArrHl.ti
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Garland. William F ard Henry 8, to Eel Elizabeth
Garland. Old Albany Post Road. 1921 II
Gray Robert ). ana ' wife to the Metropolitan say
inss Bank. n W Rider-ave, 2+s It Of i4@'"- ,
Heller bernard, % Jonas Wen and another Nos
Keys %"m sTS wse %
lngs Bank. n 5sth-st, 1894 It e OF Madison
Kahn Emanuel s. ct al to the New-York Patho-
logical Society. No 800 East 53d.st . years. 80,
Kehoe John. TO Bernard Heller. Nos 100 ana io'
Same. and wife 10 Jacob Hirsh. corner
se Robert sna to Noun, st. vncsn
Bui!iins and, Loan Association, Pyne-st.
Le ec, Marie 4 4. to Frederic ana Charles
coudert. executors and trustees; ad-ave'
Lesch. Sophia and another to the Em,srant In;
dustrial Savings Bank. cor Sd-ave and
Mendes. Henry r and wife to the State Bank.
No i2e Mes, 2sdsr ST., sno,her 20 iIoa9h
Jeffer.cn-ave. 1896 +, W OF williamsburg
M SGaa T,r ye'rS md another to- the Mutual Life
Insurance co. Of Ncw-York W Pal.aade-ave.
81 II n Of ards Of william II Appleton year
HcGinn, John and wife to the Emg. indus
trial Savings Bank, l09th-si. ii'S IT OF
Mar paNIve rs S sns wife to sgmand Gra5cn-
he.msr n . isth-st. ~ n W of 2i-ave years.
Mahon Edward J. 10 James Eyerard. cor
orth Daniel and another to Henry Bossert. "a
9th-ave % II s Of +Gth-st. leaseho'd ..;;:..,.
circuit, Caroline :, TO George Ehre' oyta-s''
extends from Avenue A 70 East River year..
Ruggles James r. and wife TO John { Eanden-
Heuvel No 80 Irving Place l year. 2 mort
Robe eSS' Elizabeth. to d cromwell i65hs,.
ROME ss cs,S Of Bs' e. ,S wss
W 5 smrso?-s,. 277 & n Of Honest. years.
Re. Goties and wife M 10 b's Ss sa' m an
p wssnng "nn and isS w,,e 10 Able II wight,
man e sedswick-avc. 1914 # n Of Renwick
property. mortgages. | year ..'...':..,,;.
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FURNISHED Rooms TO LET.

IsTH-sr.. IFS FAST Exceptionally con
Ncnien'. nicely furnished rooms. sihgl'
douhl. and suite: trnn-isnts. references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
THE CERMANIC BREAKS ITS Rh CoHD'

r,,>.r p.ssAGE BY TIE sTANCH WHITE STAR
srraMER-ARRIvALs IN THIS PORT
r.o ve,eran White Star steamship Germanic'
c.n,ain E. r. McKInstry. arrived yesterday n''ef
',n', ,he t,stest trip OF her career from Liver
zoo, and Queenstown. her time being SIX DAYS '"eh-
three hours end twenty seven minutes one was
rac.n.iv overhauled and fitted out win ne" engines
. p.,fast and is almost Ike new BOAT. She
hougbt over a large number of passengers. among
,,o,, wsre several Of the returning members OF
a.. f,orneu Glee Club and Canadian ohrsmeh' III
.h course Of the trip n concert ana entertainment
,.ro y,ven and a handsome sum was i"anzed lot
a.,nan.s charities Among her passengers were:
p.usv Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Ker-
" A. baldwin. shaw, Mrs J Lamb.
j. Bigcow. a. snd Ms + g. Lloyd
Miss @. Bigeiow. mr. ri s"d d,n ~ = " ~
W Burns' e Pms. u. II. Lloyd
The Rev r. i,"ss Russ The REV. J. g. McKenns.
The Rev F. v. clampe,,. Y M Milrr;
MI and Mrs II. l. CLARK ~ r., " pa" /, p Remodel
= T. Clayton b fpe " s Ryder
r. j.. Dunno. M'' ""o IN smith '
". FarwsIl r c,,,sco Mr.. and Mrs c. j. s,eed.
Ths REV i g dreen"oash Il L z Z. s sGsesr
Mrs J. n. A. Grswoid. r. -, p n""f Wh.an
Mrs b. Hsr1 ,4,,,,esop The REV r. Williams.
TN. Rev W. r. Huctns.
.na tho Messengers arriving on the Hamburg
.or,ca, Line steamer Persia yesterday were:
a.. 1 Mrs H. NJ Mrs y. ~ sherman.
m,: anu 49," Miss Bertha Sherman.
Nan Won Anshem- M1licr. Mr. and Mrs H. c nam,
Jcseph D . Miss Alma steging.
wr' ana Mr. t. Harden. Miss Ella Scott
Mr. and Mrs. o. kus'er- Druio xt"s,i"nd
la.g
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Qitp propertp % fet.

Hoboken
LET-B,,ck dwellings in the best nsisheoshoods In
WILLIAM IL HARPER. 90 Newark g.. zoeexsa n. J.
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y completely as in the United States
BOOKS AND PRINTING.
The report Of NJ Henri lie souder one OF the
'eaoing Paris publishers on Books and Printing.
nthough,tul and remarkably free from bias None
OF his colleagues among these Jurors has discovered
y the United States more remarkable Things IMAM
ee For instance.
. PRINTING has been developed 10 such degree
~ america really 10 astonish us. Whetner IL
10 o. with the production OF newspapers Vi
ss"ages De luxe the triumph Of American ma
s sa,"ery must be acknowledged. There are PROD
:, more printing offices in the tniten o'"'''
s a l" any other country on the globe aho gen
S.'y they well fitted out. American
s'ox-making IS really marvellous and 1t Is no ex-
rrsserauon t. say that In this department 'ne
''er States occupies one OF the first places 7"
"e nrst place. In fact. some OF lis auto'.P'S
= scarcely be equalied In Europe. bih"'"s
a., "s'aH'iy Improving. The paper -
quality that Americans have nothihs u
~ Us In that industry. There are more
~ anc wei'-arranged libraries In the un'tea
49, than In any other country in the world per-
Sentences OF this sort may be culled on
very paxt
- lie Soudier closes his long and carefully pre-
~ report with this rather pessimistic-from
s, .opedn point of view-renection:
All, e" we consider the comparatively snort LING
s~..s which the United States has existed as
We are astoundcd at the progress when mas
w. realized; for the American people have ad'
n. with the strides OF a giant UP &c
ssent Time no other nation has offered sucu
- 'ac'e and the foreigner does not know whs'
somire most--the unequaIIed activity OF the
s,r.' the steady nerve which they display IN
~ ~. -e out design with q rapdity that MAKES
ebs,s. thesr incontestable superiority In me-
tneir common emulation In the promo
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ton or education. art. learning and charity. A
great truth flows from all that precedes-the New
Word has created new methods and advances TO
the conquest OF the Old World. conquest which is
not the less certain because It Is pacific. May the
twentieth century show that I am mistaken
somewhat similar vision of America driving
Europe from her own markets seems to possess the
mind OF NJ. Pierre Arbel. the ironma ster who
says in his report mines and metaurgy. re-
ferrng to our present financial siringency: