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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-04-25
Queen Victoria's Real Estate.

The announcement that Queen
Victoria is to leave, by will, Os-
borne House to one daughter, the
lease of Abergeldie House to an
other, and Balmoral, the royal re-
sidence in the Highlands, to the
Duke of Cannaught, recalls the
fact that the man who would de-
YOUR this particular widows hou-
ses must make an uncommonly
full meal. 1t was discovered a few
years since that the Queen owned
six hundred houses in various
parts of England, not royal resi-
dences, but rent-yielding proper
ty, and that about six thousand
houses had been built by crown
lessees an building leaseholds
held by the Queen. She then had
also rents from markets and tolls
from ferries, besides the proceeds
Of mines and other works upon
her property or the crown proper
ty. She had large estates in York
shire, Oxfordshire, and Berks, va
luable lands in the Isle of Man
and in Alderney, Scotland, Ire
land and Wales. Of the New For
est there are two thousand acres
of absolute and sixty-three acres
of contingent crown property.
Her Majesty enjoys income from
the Forest of Dean, from several
other forests, and from rich pro-
perties in and about London. Os-
borne, on the Isle of Wight, and
Balmoral, in the Highlands, are
the private property of the Queen,
and are maintained out of her own
income. But she has the use of a
few royal palaces besides, and
these are maintained by the ma
tion at an annual expenditure
ranging from $500 to $4,000.
The Queen is in the occupancy of
Buckingham Palace. Windsor
Castle, the White Lodge at Rich
mond Park, and part of ST. james
Palace. The remainder of the last
named palace is occupied by other
members of the royal family.
Other royal palaces maintained as
such, although not in the occu-
pancy of the Queen, are Kensing-
ton Palace, Hampton Court
which, according to a recent esti-
mate based on the statistics of
eight or ten years, costs the ma
tion Oh the average over $4,000
year-Kew Palace, Pembroke
Lodge, the Thatched Cottage and
Sheen Cottage, Richmond Park,
Bushy House in Bushy Park, and
Hollywood Palace. When she Wis
it's the Continent, she has one
great house or another, with what
ever repairs and refurnishing are
necessary to fit it for a temporary
royal occupant, although for all
this she pays out of her own in
come. Bagshot House, Glouces-
ter House and Clarence House are
palatial dwellings,, occupied by
various members of the royal fam
lily. The Queen has four rather
old-fashioned yachts, on which
she makes her sea journeys, al.
though the oldest of them proba.
bly, is used seldom or never. The
four cost originally about 81, ,375,
OOO.-Boston Transcript.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
miro linn iietS Der CUTE 9amerao letn,
| ben er brQllft !"

miro linn iiets Der CUTE 9amerao letn,
ben er braubt!"
Mar leete ieinen slrm . Inn ibre
@dDultern uno ,o9 lie an iid. vNi6t
ttlr Sttofar," iagte er itlnig. $50
mare if, wenn mir nidt aub iol4'
elm gutter treuer 9amerao 9eporoen
ipGre?"
Nun fdiittelte iie abwebreno oaS
Sanpt: Std CHOU, Wtar! 1as
1T bod gang etipas slnoeres. Cu parIt
elm Wiann, uno Sttotar-"
ryob mid nibt, Mta9oa, ih lddme
mid %lonit!" ST lddelte. 9ber baftn
iubr er etniter fort nltein, DtaSea,
gu oariit nidt 10 iprefen. Tenn es
lit MIR gu wabr, ib mar auf 9leitcns
Dem Yiace, als 1u ben llann, Filibts
seiiibl uno Gner9ie in mir wedteit
Iu gutter aamerab, Ou!"
nWiar-" iaste tie leiie.
rNber bOb lit bas nod nidt baS
SOdite, mas Ou al mir 9etban bali,
Mia9oa!" iprad er weiter. nOos
SGdlte mar, baB Der cute Samer0o uno
Der trele Sieuno iusleib ltetS mein
liebenoes gSeib blieb. User peiB?
Zen 6reuuo bate ib uielleidt ;uriids
9emieien in jeuer SeelenitimmunL in
Der ih mid beiano. Dir aber mobrte
cine Strait inlle, Die ilber ollie meine
S6wGd)e uro ali meinen lrOe iieGea
mubte, neil es eben Die &r0ft Ger %icbe
mar. NSte banfe ib Cir le, mcina
Midgca, mas Su al mir getbau b0it?"
Gle idloB ieine Eippen nit cincm
SuB. llno er meinte i'm Screen lire
Gimme ertlin9cn ~ bGren: sTu
tb0rihtcr Mt0uu, mas iroQit On? WIt
lid oenn Siebe onocre pcr8cltcn, ais
pieoer burb %iebc?"
Nrn mar oaa Gunfcl gan; tcrahz
~geiunfcn. 9(ber in ibren @ctlcu wGr
es liGt. llnp Mior nnbm bic Nanae
iciner Nrou icit in bic ieiucu un0
iprad rCu mein gutter GamcrCO-
meine Mia9oa-nie ib lid iicbe, ANo
iuie SliifliG iD bin"
Gnoe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
IS. &Qpttel.

Gin ser Fiorte Slpilfen Dem Sabrifs
bofe uno Dem Garten ltanoeu Der &ons
meriienratb uro Wtar i'm G'elprGb NIT
Satin. Der olte Serr mar berte gun,
eriten DIAL felt lan9en @od)en i'm Ges
i60ft 9ewelen, nur auf cine Stunoe,
oenn Der lr;t bate linn nod itrenge
S6onung a~nbefoblen. 9lS lie iiber ben
Sol Ifritten, mar Der Wtul6inenmeis
iter 9eraoe aus Dem aeiielbauie 9etres
ten; Der Senior bate i'm iu lid
be%ran9eminft.
rSbnen mug id audi nod Elm Gan.
fesmort iagen, Satin! Wtein Sobn
bat mir beri6tet, ipie uortrefili6 Gle
lid in Ser ibweren i3eit, Die nun sott,
lob binter un5 lie9t, bem0brt baben.
IS foil Sbnen unuergeilen bleiben."
Satin 500 oanfeno iein SdppGen
uno murmelte etpaS bon perb-
Tflidt uno S6ulbi9feit!" limb cann
redte er iih in gan;er S0be unb iiiste
binSu: rIber nun miiiien Der Serr
COMMENCEMENT audi balo mai ms
Wfaidinenbaus fommen. Gas madt
geiuno, Die neie Sunbertpfcroise III
leben, Serr &ommerjienratb, wie Die
arbeitet-"
Der alte Serr nidte ld6elnS. v@ill
i6 alh-fann'S brauden nit Dem Sc
iunomaben. Nun, mad Dem, mas id
berte Oben 9eieben uno 9ebUrt babe,
weroen mir Die permebrte ~%eiitunsss
iabisteit Der Maidine ia audi auSniieen
f0nnen. Gtuteu Wtorgcn, 9taitin!"
Tater uno Sobn ifritten laneiam
ourf Den @arten. rGS mill Sriiblin9
ipercen," meinte Der Gritere, NIT benz
Stod-er ging nod am Stod unb
belt lid meit gebiidter oenn iriiber-
aui cine Gabatte weiienb. ga foms
men iton bic Srofuiie beraus. llno
Wiagca brahte mir belte einen sar;en
StrauB Teilben, Die iie ielbit sepfliidt
batte-Seine liebe-uniere Ma9oa!"
Gr 9in9 nidt auf bic Tilla 81, ion.
bern tiefer in ben @arten, uno iebeS
Crime Ylatt idien i'm NIT Sreuoe si
%eriullen. Simmer WieSer ma6te er ben
Sobn balo auf bieS, balo auf jeneS aui.
merriam, auf cine Geibe SdneeglOd.
den bier, bic ii@ etwaS ueripatet bat
ten. ala hxttsn lie auf ibu oeuortet.
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tbs bette 6eilmitiel.
Serr 81. g.. @reepe, &ouimann in @bil:

Serr g.. 9. Greepe. &auimann in @bil,
bonnie. g.. beaeuat, bob er Oh Ger 4 mino.
iu1t lit, bob er oufaeseb'n purNf, cos
CT oQe Witiel psrinhte, nis fir GeIe su
~erlonsen tparer, BOB sr aqs Nittel ssasr
Suiten gebrnudie. o,e ibm onaeeeten
muresu. obsr fsine Se'lups ionc; p,sle
9tnhts brntle sr iiseno I'M Stuh'e 80.
Gr wuroe erigdt. 81, &ires 9eus Gnt
'cdura 81 afbtautsr uno tporb, uahs
osm er sreI Jioihen gsbrluhi bntie, &c.
beilt. N1brsUo ner leb'eu brsl Sab,
bot er rent @eitGf,s porcfit1rcsn uan
i,af, bns D.. Sings Nu' Gofhrdun
'as BITE, j. iabrisirie Seilmittst If, re
IS fur ,hn urb fir anoere III Or msaih
litlen @sis1'hait 10 oi,I es!ta7 bit
Or. Sings Wsne GrloGdara II, 0a;nrt,.i
eeasn TuisF, @t!0llurg uso G6pn9.
ladt. Is hp,it INNER. 8friud3 Il der
/ e. Del ". s. 6ubh's Npotbs!t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
Tarn..S etuINeruma.

Dies III einfah cine anoere Beuerrura
fir leittsu Ielhbau. g,re uepiiie glrbe,.
auf Elm fleines Nreal uerwenoet. hat cine
reihlide grnte i'm @eiolse. Ter 5elbb.u
miro beinabe Gum spisl. Sn Der Shat be.
lprsen bic &inber IN Dielen TQnen onitutt
oes Mdnnes oas SewGherr. 9lsie bobeu
ibr Spiel uno es 1T cine nirflid)e Nrbeit fir
ben Batter. Sn eieier Soee eibt ss etrpas
Nnai9lldles. gu benz britat es pole lluabs
hanai9isit Don Ee9en uro Iirre. Seaer
maht Die 6rutt ultt in eiuem Sabre pdh.
len uuo Die 9irre trodre; Tie i'm udtIten.
Gs lleot cine Eesuubsrung IN Der Geltuua
Der fleihen WaNcrltrbmhen iiber ole tleine
,sarm, 10 ba6 leher 6ledeu rem eriorberllden
Sefeutti9un9sb eoarf erbdlt. Ter cine
HiaP miB nltt al piel unh Der onbere uid)t
AZ penia erholteu. glner Der Noupipuaite
Der &eiponerrrs 1T, bob lie Die Nrbsit cous
centr,rt auf etnen begrfniten Nreal uno %.
Der pcdlioroiae Gultipirung oes Gruuoes
iihert. Shiat 4 Cts in Sreimorteu on
gbas. g. See, @eul. Yali. Naent Scr Tpr.
tbern Hocifc Babr in ct Saul. Winn.. unb
er Itidt eu1 etn Yampblet Iber Sepaiie.
rnsn. slta
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
Smformatio1lct1,
bic iufprMire.,.

&eur STR nad bem Gitcn efat-oocr
Slnsn-uno be aoiten Der &clie rtiisa
mont, ipenn Sbr bns 3lel Der 5iejie Qret.
der nout, rno iDorum 9hr Die .Yur-
Iinatuli" nnh 9tlcago, Beora, Il. y5uts
II. annias 6 I'm nebmfH iolt, itre,5t an
VI. 8. 6. &enpoa, %. i. *. u u e.
@aul, NiIur., rIo nit Der nGdJiteN -ct
msieetSGr eIrn &risi 2u9tianott rtalt,u.
IN rem aenau mitartbsilt ptr0, mos Bur
miiicH uput Mogacns nit freien Atla-
%ftub'lseu; HGIlman gpmpurtmcnieuao
Gtonnnrh : Sdlaipoagoas SpeiIeU13s
aons, IN psnU N%abl8eten pon % Gents
an ouiudrts ~isrptrt perbcr-oie Cert
6~irotirn bj;tet iidsr 25eauemlidtelt, IND
lie miro Gua Geialtn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05

as Stullut Sniit SQt DtOpt1pU mo tie
tarium III Eoleoo. sta, Qele0en III. 9as
@ebGute, etqens flir Den 9ped bGr0cItelt,
bat 0rpBe Gdumlldteiten, welde NIT oeN
mooerrlten Serbeii srunsen psrieben iiup,
uuo bictet ocourb Dem Notienten Nnrchnt'
sltfeiten nno Sortbeile, iueld)e er III nn0trr
oernr:iacn, BON Nmerltouern seleitetsn SH-
l.ttuten nlCht iiGoen miro.
Ter Stab oes 9eutiden Sanitarium's
beIteht ans ben tktti9iieu NsrSten, nclhc
ihre Nrsbtloung auf Den beIten llriueriitds
ten Gurorn's erhtelien uro Die eillc 25sl0tz
rlSe Triplts uno 9oipital Ernris in @uy0po
nno Nmerita a%liSulpeiien hnber. 9ie pcr=
ltieoenen Nbtbelluuaen fur ipecjeGe &rdut
het'er ltehen unter Der perlDulimtn YcituiQ
prGttlIder 6ahm1llner, weldle Die 8ragtDtl
ten Der oer,dleoenen SrQdue, pie NIuQtn,
Wtagen, Nlereu, Geber, Slaie II /. 10. 81 ct
mem NebenssS tioium 9eudht hnben. Ser
rer fuerben I'M 9eutlhen SaHltorium iots
actoe Srantbeticn, utc: Shmlnt iudlt,
1atarIb, Gbenmatisnlus, T~lepCpile, arcb7,
,salll uht ulo aIloere Geioen oeS Nfrneuius
Items, lorule ale Nrteu BON Gluts mo Saut
trailthe,ten, mas ald INNER tire llrlddls iein
mag, ertoigrelh bebauoelt. Teripuen, ptlde
alisluariS mobnen, iueroen III brt6libe DC.
banolnn9 %geHommen. Pin Code ieuoCt tns
Seutltf SanitGrlum oas popular 9ebdIiene
mcolsInilde Pamphlet: Sic ShuSlptbreu
oes 9ebsus" iopie Observation-Disclosures
relp. 5roseboaen sum Nueiuuen irei ~.
8enh mir Ole 6eiultate o%er9aneeuer
Sabre ais NtnBliab unls9er, 10 bari DEM
Seutiteu Sun,tarium enc Qiapaeuoe gu.
tlnit IN Nuslihi geitelt weroen uuo mob
ten Dir beiouoers bas Seutitlthum IN allen
8s9euoen Nmerlta's aui oieies pertieuit
pole ceutihe llntsrrebmen auimertiGm MA
den. 2l.il
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05

ten manhes bl5t5cnoC
Scntntal errlhtti, bda
Dem peutihen NdmsH
Sur ghre 9rreidht.
unter dnheren uul'sr
tbInlliden, oerolcnii
OGDEN. oeuiihen linz
t~ernebmrn9en ueuilcr
mir oas 9euiid)e NtIl
SnItltut nno Comfort
uni III Solebo. g.. tas
I'M SerSen DER Stnot
81, 9h OnIinu nun Drie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
2eppih:@cbcrei.

Aae 9eftnunasn fur in mtin ssan iblo.
aenet Nrteit rirp prompt. aut une klnts
befcrst pon Saepb 8. 4trn.
+6.4t 6l2-6. &pe. fubltH. OF, Glpub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
SgonO}iu3ti
@crbjt= NuO &iutrglUGQrc,

on Scrre1s nun Srot,NffiHun
innGs Nriitelu Der %leiritcu totc Gen ai
Sotitr sttIb0Ipi OIL oueW. mas tr tH
erlter aloNc ~@lclorbauoGl al i-.fr ~
Grrh meme laugllhrlQe GeitliIsu'
me,B ih 9enau. mas iih iir ocu c. '
Saneel pobi. uuo iomlt 1T mcm&rr.." 10
Die htt''9c @eq5Ho en- 10 gut gewaH.,.l Ht
or 'oNl'!po tGum aeinuaeu mlro. Our. '.I,
erhatte, mOberre gSaare III SpnitvrtlN
mar, Ut uno blei6t mem YtottC. i,estr' q
eut bel S0bu ProuostnsTt. II"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
ueuc Ci9aTrcujGUrjk r..

Sp ter sem uHtsrieiGrucE ua..ltr IN ... ."
nrrtU6 SrrruttC Nibrtt Ttf.jE Urr icIo, --fr
'~dertiitt, re Uctlttmsisut 4It = Sos ".t.s-.
aut Ht6t raGttei!te fnt urt fytt tr~
lin he
o. K V, Ii! Empire Y:.s sg"a'
HE ltsu G,7ts s,r siaslsam' r,st, -a-
t!'ty Cousin u; t..:a 4 9g.iat .aa&t
he nnr 5 Gts sr >trt icRm ,gr -f
5uirlfttnteti 8tttr. &UHs SC1lfIf .f
~ rrr sftt apt FaGdrt uUr ~. rf l
tttnUne f'n sausrnsrF Ndc.Tf % sra-.-
afoni rseaist, St9tgtsduU. #-Nf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
Hoods
Sarsapariua

iSt die beste, in der That die einzige wahre
blutreinigende Medizin. Nur Won c. l. Hood &
CO., Lowell, Mass, praparirt. 81; sechS fir So.
Hoods PiIlen kpriren Uebelkeit,
Gallenleiden. IS cents. Bel allen Droguisten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
Gin osutidtcs Sauttariumt.
1eutide ger}te. heutihes Niien, bcutif)e
Vebanblun9.

Seutltss Niiier mo oan'itCr llnterreb
~Inunnenerft hnhFn III Der &erCInlaten Etan
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verdienst

bringt und Nerdienst erhalt das Vertrauen der
Ieute in Hoods Sarsaparilla. Wenn cine Medi-
Yin Won elmer Krankheit kurirt; wenn sic
uberall wundervolle Kuren macht, damn
besitzt jene Medizin unbedingt Nerdienst.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05

Geiienoe urb Soileanoer nn6cn Or, belt,
Accommodation cine quite N%tnplSCiio1e
Bett per No6t fur % Gents I'M
Iaus
Geo. s. Gperb &. Gionthpmtr. Il
Gioub, Mirr.- Brt Stauune INN yeois
Ter beIinben lid be,m Snuie.
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sExs Sy6 pNcrirc 2
70 sn,1 &sctFaufcne

Gne 23oO &ttr uutulipiru yluf.s uE. .#I
Wave fdHf. fHr Ntt trtaiyE.u q. arl9. gill. .srs'
rpT Get State &C y. t~i1.rnr,
~. Nlr.t. ".rr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05

Das iSt gerade die Wahrheit in Betreff Won
Hoods SarSaparilla. Wiz wlssen dass es Yer
dienst besitzt well eS kurirt, nioht Elm oder
VIENNA oder hundert Nal, sondern in tausend
ind abertausend Fallen.
Wiz wissen dass es unbedingt, dauernd kurirt,
nachdem allies Andere vollkommen gefehlt hat.
N.Y..
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-03-06

Asbury Park March 5.-Two tramps
took possession of the old White house,
a historical landmark at Deal Beach, on
the main driveway, between this place
and Long Branch, last night, and built
a fire Of logs in one of the open fire
places on the second story. From the
fire blaze soon started, that in a short
time got beyond the control of the
tramps, and in less than thirty minutes
the old homestead was completely en-
veloped in flames.
Nothing remains standing of the once
famous structure but a few bricks of
the oldfashioned chimney, with an iron
plate set in il, that marks the date I'll
day of the 8 month in the year 1856"
denoting the time the house was erect
ed
The cid house was unoCcupied and
had been for many years a favor
tie resort for visitors to the seaside.
1t was built in the colonial style, with
half doors leading to the spacious hall
way, large enough for reception room
and to the rear was the old stairway
leading to the second story, the baus-
trade OF which was made of rare woods
and hand-carved. In the dining room
was = magnificent sideboard, with
Franch plate mirror. exquisitely hand
carved, Tor which many a tourist had
offered $1,000.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-03-06
H4WiII'S LEGISLfTURE,


San Francisco, March 5.-Advices
from Honolulu under date of February
26. say:
The first regular biennial session of
the legislature under the republic con-
vened on February 10. President DoIe's
address recommended increased expen-
ditures on roads for the development
Of the country, also wharves at Homo
lulu and Hilo. These should be paid
for by special loan negotiated for the
purpose The budget submitted gives
the sum of So, Coz, 671 SO as estimated ex-
penditures for the coming two years.
The estimated receipts exceed this sum
by about $4,000.
the country on the confidence shown by
the subscription on the spot during
the past three years of over $4,000 to
the bonds of the government
Several thousand pieces of tableware.
silver aud cut glass, the property of
Mrs Dominis, were sold at auction this
week and brought large prices Each
piece bore the royal monogram. A Sc
lection OF tableware and other curios
were reserved for the Bishop museum.
The filibuster conspirators, Under
wood and Sheridan, have been acquit-
ted by a jury and released.
Activity has ceased at the volcano
to the great disappointment of a large
number of tourists.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-03-06
COuRr RE0nRn.
Superior Court-Civn sido-Judge Shum-
WaV.

Superior Court-Civil Sido-Judge Shum-
wnV.
The appeal of the Sarah r. Hine VIII
contest was on trial in the superior
court yesterday and the examination
of witnesses was finished at about Z
o'clock, DR.. u. p. Heady of Milford,
one of the beneilcaries of the will, was
on the stand and underwent search
ing cross examination by Mr.. Williams,
who is the attorney for the appellants.
He failed to shake the physicians tes-
timony that Miss Hines mind was
sound. The arguments in the case Will
not be heard until Tuesday, as Judge
Shumway is not feeling well.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Attorney Philip Pond, I'd, was yes
terday appointed by Judge Shumway,
receiver for the Burgess Fur & Hat
company, whose place of business is on
Chapel street Attorney c. f. Boil
mann, acting for the stockholders, made
the application. 1t was represented to
the court that the company is embar-
raised temporarily and that some of the
creditors were pressing for their money.
The stockholders believe, however, that
the business will come out all right If
they are not pressed at the present
| time.
| What the liabilities are cannot be
ascertained. The receivers bond was
| placed at $4,000.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-03-06

The wedding reception Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Willard G. Waters was held We'd
nesday evening at the home of Mr.. Wa
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie G..
Waters, 112 East Pearl street. About
sixty guests We're present. Mr.. Waters
and Miss Ida May Fielding were mar
ried at the brides home in Paterson
N. j., on February 26. The reception
was a very pleasant affair During the
evening a fine collation. was served and
there was music, vocal and Instrument
al. MIR. and Mrs Waters received the
hearty congratulations of their friends.
The guests brought gifts for the newly
married couple, and with those received
at the wedding there was large ar
ray of beautiful presents. Included in
the gifts were various articles of silver
ware, handsome vases, china, linen, pic
lures, etc, etc. The couple will reside
at No. liz East Pearl street. Among
those who attended were Rev. DR.. Sage
and family, Captain c. II. Seeley, Mr..
anu Hii L. SihlhJ NIL anu MTS.
Towne Mr.. and Mrs Stiles, Mrs. Gray
Of this city, Mr.. and Mrs. Newton of
West Haven and Mr.. Wood of New
Canaan.
G. w. Smith, real estate dealer, has
sold for Mrs. Ellen, widow of Alexan-
der Forbes. a two family house with
two acres of land, at East Haven center,
to Mrs. Meyrole of Farren avenue. The
price was SO, 500
The funeral of Selden Willis Knowles
will probably be held from his late
residence, 272 Center street, this even
ing. Mr.. Knowles died Wednesday ev-
ening, his seventy fourth birthday an
niversary He had been i'll less than a
week. but his disease was not pronounc-
ed pneumonia until Monday. He was
born in Haddam, coming to New Ha-
ven from Middietown forty years ago,
residing here all these years. > He was
employed for the same length of time
by the New Haven Clock company,
working in the brace movement de-
partment. In December, 1855, Mr..
Knowles married Mary E. B. Turner
of Middletield, who survives him. Mrs.
NJ D. Norton is daughter of the de-
ceased His sisters are Mrs. Lucius
Walkley of Westbrook and Mrs Fran
ces Kelsey of Meriden. About three
years ago Mr.. Knowles was struck by
a train on the Shore Line road near
his home and was severely injured and
never fully recovered. He was good
citizen and neighbor, a kind husband
and father, and his many friends will
be panied to learn of his death. The
remains will be taken to Haddam early
Saturday morning for interment.
The fine concert given in Polar Star
hall Wednesday evening under the di-
rection of Miss Neva Squires. reflected
the excellent ability of the lady as a
directress. The entertainment was IN
der the auspices of Persevering circle,
Kings Daughters, of the East Pearl
street NJ. +. church.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-03-06
YALE,s NEW DoRMIr0RY.
Plans Now Ready for Handsome Build
ing on YO k Street.

ing on Yo k Street
A new dormitory for Yale is soon to be
built on York street, on a site recently
purchased by the corporation The
plans have been completed by Messrs.
Cady, Berg & Lee of New York. The
new building, it is said, will only be ex-
celled by the Vanderbilt dormitory.
The new dormitory is to be 120 feet
long by As feet wide, and will be five
stories in height, not including high
studded basement.
Main entrance will be in the center
of the facade and will be through a
wide doorway leading to a vestibule
and corridors. The material used for
the foundation to the sill course Of the
second story will be tool faced red
sandstone laid in quoin courses, The
corner trimmings win be sandstone in
quoined courses also.
Above the stone courses the building
will be of fine red brick and terra cot
ta To relieve the monotony of the
wall there will be four pilasters extend
ing from the second to the beginning
of the fifth story. The pilasters are of
brick and are capped with terra Gotta
capitals of handsome designs. The
window arches and the one over the
doors to the main entrance will be fiat.
At the fifth story, extending across
the entire facade will be balcony with
a richly modelled terra Gotta balustrade.
The cornice extending from just above
the fifth story windows and reaching
to the roof is of terra Gotta executed
in richly designed bas relief. The roof
is to be of the hip style of construction.
The main entrance will be through
heavy oal1en doors and the vestibule
and corridors are to have floors laid
with mosaic tiling
There are to be ten suites of rooms
on each floor Each suite is to consist
of two good sized rooms, a study and
sleeping apartment. The sleeping apart
nlents will be large and airy. The WIN
dows are to be larger than some of those
of the other dormitories and the ar
rangement is such that the apartments
time each day.
The rooms and corridors are to be
wainscotted in polished hard wood. In
fact the entire cabinet work of the in
terror will be of polished hard wood
mostly quartered oak. 1t is to be heat
ed by steam, and special care has been
| taken in designing the ventilation and
plumbing arrangements The building
is designed to be built on the slow burn
ing or G1ill style OF construction. It is
roughly estimated that the new struc-
ture will cost about 800, 600.