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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20
Railroads.
"AmgR,oA's oRgATgsr RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ & HUDSON RIVER R. r.
the F0UR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION. AID STREET,
$3.50 M-Escept sunday Empire STATE .,hs,y E1 Gtics
sss train aim IL s wsd p s0ps u a.
Niagara Falls s:sS .. m. This traia is limited to
e.aox MmD.i sp"f Fast Mail for poushk..p,. Albany
Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo, niagara yam"
1880 suss: .J Dss For
400 %-Dsy sossswesfern Limited For ccu%
pousSs..n %Sany ue s"' Syracuse Ro
1900 F. ' % Bpo chc,., Special for Detroit
Albany. sehensctady Utica. syracuse. Rochester
3:3Op NJ Except Sunday. West Point. Poushkeep''e
4.ao M-Daiiy North Shore Limited Due t pssr9
80 so M Chicago 4;3o p. nj. stops 81 "''"''
600 Daily: For Albany Troy u.ea' s snaG"
Ta eeveana Toledo Chicago
e.a, y FSr albany Troy r,'s;
bu4h Montreal. and excep. Saturday "'s"N'
1880 MDalv Buffalo 'isssrs Fans Stops SeV At
isna tIndanaDo,is st. ,o s,,c, Chicago
only for po,ass on Fail Brook railway via Lyons
ps r., T 2sw.s
iedo Chicago: except Saturday. Tor 'ap'
SIs. Central n .Issu:r. sf issSs
I sis pssi .I sSna'' nights Chicago 'esD
o'oe 4 and as$S r MmDsIly except Sunday to
0n6 A. M"sunday " only. to Plttsneld and the Berk-
'h! al: HIN srG "a Harlem 4sar Ry' TS
might trains nun be'ws.n s',s con nne with
q. ' Road =. only line running a
'!ss ss: Ct ON s
e s.: .n% %ssn. with P.: at s ss
5s :s "a h' ia st ,ss 5r.sd- .,s
Ion ass and 7as and 100 Broadway.
Ba9ssse Checked from hotel or residence by the West
cot, ,o E;prs;s COMPANY Company GEORGE " DANIELS
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
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real. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

49, .,- ,, 80 -, ., $40 oo,,,o = t,,a-s
'" :. :. - 49, paul v,,nc 200
90, " q. '"' ~ :, -, =, Dat 80. ,1xop ~,
i"s,i- ~ u - ,'''' w.. ,r,.,, 49, ''
M"iS r'usni ~ ~" go |rr,,yy q, vargsre,
AN P'pe'N' ''''' '''' " e 10
~ ,ya 81 !. n ~ 1Glsi At rs 3AgI3: pau
n.ctcr and Frank crauer and
'''"'' "' ........... IA 900
80 az. - o :. l.. s;n man Of Jaconia Park
81 avn, " io, sii sam. prcpertv: same To
Heinrich Seih,l ...................... $50
perch avs o lots oos ard 100 same map: same
to Aicn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
5fh ave lor TBS map OF Wakefield:
t. Leanier Il sherman. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1o"p
Mo-tice 20 ave G. 100 f. Of jefferson ave
a1xIoD: Land Company \. Of Efen~ald 70 80
Fe,iy nn,nne. ............................. 500
Lots ~ and ~ map 81 South Mount Vernon ~
George y ls2uGdon 10 Nina \ Ianeior '''"
3s,h-s : s. 3l3i Of 3d ave ~ sx2b2
William q Davies. referee. William l.
-,b s~n 70 .s5. MARY ] stevens and another
tn uyman israel. .................... .........
or, ~ Nos 32e and 33I East: John McLaughlin
a,d ,Ife 10 Sarah I1mann Observation-Disclosures.
lexington ave n s. 1911 n n Of ?1th-st. 5ox
100 3 Theodore Cordler and wife to Conrad II
and another
18Th st. 80 ~ East: Mayer Hyams and wife To
Hugo COIN .::....... ,,.....',,;;...
Hysms .......--.
Prospect = l62 II n OF Westchetter ave,
running east j63s : 't3 10 Wesichestei aNr
oox n look 2i2N n W 50 20 fr, ,, ave
Eliza Muliean Observation-Disclosures: /
Sam. property: Patrick "uligan ana whe 10 8,
Annie tondon ...-....
Sis -. -: n ~ VT ave iN'"-'- MAR or,,o,
l5sh Il; q : Ia q n " Of 70, ST. ,. S,,iiS
irresular: Joseph VIVA ana ""e l" ie'e' on
-tumIf ara ah9.nri 49,, ...,.is a. Annie
4o,h-s1 s. 80, vii,itsro 81 ,,vsn Omitted
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WEST SHORE R.K.

is m earlier from foot Franklin st.:
$50 A. ~ Daily. Local to Buffalo. ,,.s..
OiI5 a. NJ Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse Hccnes-
ii i5 A. NJ Dolly except SUNDAY to Caskll Mc%a-
Albany Utica Saratoga Caldwell Lake George. far'o'
500 p Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica Syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Ds'ro't'
Cleveland Chicago and ST. Louis - ,.s..
TAB p Daily except sunday. for Syracuse. Roches
e,iK p M Daily FOR Albany Utica. Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Cleveland Cn''
eago and st. Louis
Tims tables at principal hotels and ofces
S = n IAWBETT General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt ave-. New York
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Ncm Publications.
sN1NHE BIRDS OF NORTH AMERlCA.

ssYNHE BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA"
FROM THE NEWYORK TRIBUNE ,,
.uduhon's great work being out OF PRINT ofilu
ooests and lovers Of the beautiful In nature nay len
in suitable books 70 ara the
~ their study on this side OF the Atlantic The Natural
Science Asso ation. No ia Fifth Avenue ,'S
t,i,v has therefore undertaken to get out an ustdte
work THE BIRDS OF NORTH AMEkitA, prepares e,
nv Jacob H. highly spoken OF by experts IL
oSrs,ns - colored plates and costs from $40 20 $40
From THE PRESIDENT OF THE AGASSlA ASSo-
'" CITATION.
1T the finest book on american bros ssu.d soe
Audobon's and is pronounced by some auho''s s"Pe'o
10 that now and costly work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20

Throu..h trains leave NewYork. foot OF SnAsasSs
as follows and hve minutes earlier from Ws ~ WayerZ
B,ughamton Elmira. Buffalo Bradford A'h''
h.oo p NJ Parior car TO Buralo: Ill pa,,v sole
train Tor Chicago Chautsuaua Lake nv chcasa
nj 7lo A NJ Chicago NJ sleepers ~ VIM
t.,.raand and Cincinnati. Dining Car rxprs,s
1890 T.. M.-Bunalo and eieNsan n,adferd lis A. u:
JAMESTOWN ss A. NJ CLEVELAND 10 y, s NJ for
1890 and Cleveland making direct eonheeU0"' ~
troit chicago and the West t.ls and Niagara Fab
S.lS r. Mva Chauauqua Lass st 20 iosnsIsvIs
psss, - CINCINNATI. Dining car - ,,,.,tuAy
local. TIME CARDS NM iprn.sdway,
rINCKEIS IL 49, n iii 2dl and 70, b.s,s a.
~ sower"' 1855 i25th,s st and O., Werk Ks acs
~ F"onst Brosdway nr0S Wsicoit Express cas
hoookenn' r nv" baggage from hotels anu ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trih
way I'd north OF 3ist ST. until O'Clock D. al
yertisements received at the following branch offices
ave. cor I'D ST. is2 6!h-aye. cor leth-s; Maeys.
At, 100 West 42d 9th ~ East itth-s 25I
West 4ci ST. between 7th and 18th l59 East i7th
Al ass al ave. between 10th and 71th lOc5 ID
ave. ois St 20: ist-aye. near so,h 81 ESQ 81
ave near iis,-st 55& Sd 20 Bleecker-st.:
Bieecker-s, ctos 81 40 East 1?hst: il:i ia
ave Ga. "a ave: ~ Amsterdam 80. West i2d
its East ~? East 4sth-st.: s5G Isl
shavs; LIS: ad,aye near 18th St, ao East seth
go Broadway; 1858 3-s,r l.9 Sth-a,e iSiS I'd
153 G,h-ave At the Harlem ofes: 2O5i Sd ave near
iisth-st: 1850 East l.3th-a near dave; ?a3 West
the Brooklyn onces ss7 Fulton 81; TO Fulton St, a.
LI5c MyTte-Avs. near Broadway.
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Baltimore e. OHIO.

i<ayc New-York. foot OF Liberty S''
~urcat;o 2 r. n. AID IL 10 night ., a riehs
S.TTS ISI no $50 ex sun. s.c IL ~
r,t.lrrSISSaTi ST LOUIS. 10 q M. w"n,nins cask
WSsHiSGroN BALTIMORE , SS 70 cs s5s !p,'s3
IW D. m i2iS night. Sunday. 10 T n'ans Carl NV
m ',pnin. Carr. DINING Sao 'D'"
night .o 49, ,anv ~NdaS
WV ORLEANS Through seepe'' Wv
~ trains ~" arr Illuminated vn Pnts sr 81 i!h 9;
-, Ones; y'N II sss s4l riitcnS,t fnsSssSs shsee
- ~ Liberty ST., N. C. T. y o. ~ -
ssU Uos = Sei,S AZ sssid.nes to dsstinsuoA
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Dautins 5fbools.


I.EAANDEk MAtGkEGok: Mendeissohn koomA
"a West 18th st.
strictly private classes See crcuarA
<yEORGE w. WAI.I.ACES sc HOOLS.
" Rooms $50 street and Boulevard: and Harlem
EIers.ie Rooms No so-s2 West 10th street. Class and
yrivate tuition. See circular.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trib-
N une their Uptown Ofice. No. Lac Broad
way, I'd NORTH Q. 3stst until O'Clock ad-
Ner,iseents received al The following branch offices at
regular Office until o'clock p. VIZ 81 sh-
ave- g. e. cor 23d 49, 9th l2th ct. Mays
q, h-aye and 4th- ST. Is2 Columbus West
81: JOG i2d-s 9Th ave % East lith st. 23
West t2d st. between 9TH and sth avrs; l.S Esst +Ih
ave- near 6s,-st; LOS ls-ave. syth go ID
ave near 4lst-st.: 54 Sd ave-: 30 Ble-ckrr-s Y25
Hieecker-s; 2Sos 81 ave; $40 East 7eth, 49, .2 b.
ave: .CG2 3i-ayr % Amsterdan-ave so2 West isd !;
las East l5hs,.; 2oS East +sth-si. 500 g;h-ave da1
pth-aye; 1852 3dav 6,thst: .04 East
1870 Broadway 500 Shave i2s shave 13is 2i-ave
sss c,h ave; a, the Harlem oaces 2oSl si-sys near
ll3th-st.; l58 East 1.5th-st Sd-avc.; 2i3 West
i26th-st. bet tn and sth aves; $40 West i45ih-s AZ
the Brooklyn Ohces: s97 Fulton-st 728 Fui,ons, 63
Couri-st IS Broadway. Z. D.; 1873 Broadway Ia D.:
LIZ NyTt,s-sve.. near Broadway
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CBNTRALRAIL R0ADOfNBW JERSEY
(Anthraclte coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
On and after Nov. % ls.tG.


Trains leave station foot Of Liberty s..
Fer Easton Bethl chem. Allentown. Mauch chunk -,
4;3o; 7:l5: $40 ~ 40 to EastOn, A. NJ lic 20 .ix
40 dis to 'Essto toni A. H.. no. $50 P.
Esr 10 Rssa ms a. 10 sSpd s5 i 49, NJ
l5o 2:oo $50 800. o:4s 800 r. NJ 1913 nigh, ss.
days l30 A.. NJ. 90. 200 100 $50 p. ~. i2i5 nigh.
gSF o s "a, 20 p M s 20 hight i'o sd M -
A. H. Zoo $50 p NJ. ELS night
e:iS 4. n. i:iO 100 900 p. NJ Sundays. +'So A. u,
FOR LONG BRANCH; OCEAN GROVE: &c.
os an H. 'Gnss io as g. rem to red Bank as -
1ss s; su1aSy' 900 sOps 4 nesIsn soF 'u
For LAKEWOOD.
40 1o45 A. NJ. I:45 $40 $40 Csss Saturdays onlN
For Tom, River. Bsrn.gat Park and Barnesat. ~
For Atlantic City. vineland. and Bridseton ''o A. ~
e; sa. .:S s'';s @ .' 3:
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
to PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON. 80 ,o~.
Es' P Pslas'es!s xsis ais go
M 1918 night Sundays. 80 300 1000 II 80 'p.a'
ins CAR; A. NJ. 200 400 500 Dining Can P NJ
For Baltimore and wsshcecn week day, 500 20 go.
a a. P ,sis n Esf sunday. S B@ias c;S
A. H.. 200. 500 Dining Car, p N. l2:ls nsht :.
TSkss and % s s a. s san II sav
az 9Th East 18th st. 1873 East roSh 81 cow,
st. $40 Futon S ronssp Company viii cali r and
chect baggage from hotels residence N d"s''nason
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20

BUILDING PLANS FILED.
Tho following plans for buildings ana alterations
were filed Yesterday:
New buildings. main Office: " -,
s,.hst No AID West. a four-sory brick dwell
ing c5xs5.G. by Caroline Seiigman OF 20 ~
West , l',srs gsst architects $4,000
Alterations: ,. -. A.. . ,D,, .,or,
brick public school. envy owner. 1900
cnumbia st ,rear), No So To three-story bricK
tenement by the estate 81 Rachel samueis own a.,
30th-si No - West 10 four.story nrick hhh
stone store Office building. by Nathan itoze-
man o, 10 ,d s"2 ,,h.sye srchitect .' 1000
New buildings. branch office -
Westchcster-ave corner tresn-ave. for three
story frame dwelling. 25xGO. and a two-story
,ra w;le .a sIeh er he"! 400
Wsfser-ava s. 1875 II OF ii3dsf. for four
three-story IOx65 frame tenements; & Van
cnn.sh, % architect ................. 10000
No alterations. plans filed.
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Jnstrnttion.
For Young Ladies-City.
nOARDIHC AND DAY SCHOOL Or GIRLS. .
Is 6O7 FIFTH AVENUE COLLEGE PREPARATIONS.
PEW DIR and Mrs CHA5. H. GARDNER. Principals
NJ ISIS WATSON AND MISS FORBES PAY SCHOOL d,
MI FOR GIRLS In connection with Miss Wileys Home
School l35 West I0th-st
AIRS LESLIE MORGANs Boarding and Day school fo'
Nl Girls n and is S8tbst. New York CITY From
through college preparatory home ana enap
rJNHE HELBURN SCHOOL.
Kindergarten Primary. Intermediate
TIME MISSES ELYrS SCHOOL sHI. L., ToE GIRLS
- seth strsets Nsw-Yors
Sv1un RRACKETT SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS. u" East 9th
' M D ELLEN E. LEARNED. Principal Twenty
Nfh wear. ONCE hour II TO 1l4o.
TINE vELr1N SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
F1REPRocF school. Prr-DrNo
,co AND iG2 WEST 14rH ST.
COLLEGE PREPARATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20

II is said that a nephew of Charles Dickens is an
engineer on the Illinois Central Railroad and is lv-
ing in La Sale. Ill. His father was Augustus y.
Dickens Il younger brother of the novelist VINO
came to this country about 1850 and became an
or,nlove of the railroad lie lived in Chicago for
many wears
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5fbool Aeentles.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEAcHERs, AGENcY
&c 10 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 10
Mrs Nj T. YOtNG-FULTON. % Union Square
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For Boys and Young Men City


I,ERKEIEY SCHOOL. 20 West 44th st.
II second half 18th year. begins Monday. Feb LIST Ap
pcan,s for admission AT that date may present theVe
Of the Mid Year atoms. January nth 2sh and
GOTH and advised TO be present possible during e
reviews OF the present two weeks
To enter the Junior Fourth. lowest class boy must
be eight Of age unless specially well PREPARED
J. CLARK READ. Registrar
CouMBIA iNsJIruTT 20 Optional May
Drill nD%nS SS%ER M d. Be-
For Both Sexes.-City.
r0ERrJTZ SCHOOL. OF LANGUAGES.
Square c sh n,ssr and 1nsos
10 Court s'' Hu nrh. c,e. a"" Term begins now
Free Italian Lecture Saturday at II O'Clock.
For BOYS and Young Men-Country
FAIRFIELD ACADEMY. HOME SCHOOL FOB B0Is
rk sts rs I H. ssE%ER M Prn Fairfield
NIAPLEwo0p INST concordvlIe Pa-s9o7 per year year:
W. {, %sss up o to Ss e
hbsd prepared FOR best colleges Unde1 10
sf son slss dn1' 4se 0s0 M rrn '-
DO7KT.AND INSTITUTE. Nyack-on Hudson. y; Y
!rsr ss@.r veteran p j. wsoS NJ
1T,HE PEEKsKIJ.L MILITARY ACADEMY, pesk'k!i.
rd year. c sinf st '. oRnEMX% Prn
For BOYS and Young Men.-Country.
ST '9 sEiEcT TcM MldTAR Y soARbiNd SCHOOL.
VIM v.lSss s5ssiafa
or. JOHNS MILITARY SCHOOL SING sING ~ y.
rJrNpY j LYALL and EMIL MENDEL. NJ. A..PTincipals.
yI,HE CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL.
s;e. xnT iSa2S o 81 fI; f.'Ga's OF 'nN
CAMBRIDGE. MASS.
"A EMBELLISHMENTS and sunscripton. for The Irie-
way "a north Of 3ist st until o'clock m: ad.
the following branch Offices at
regular once rates until o'clock .. m: viz 2St sth-
ave . 23d-st. 1872 6th-ave. cor 12th-st Macva
Az and iIh-st 1T2 Coumbus-ave near West Goth
g. foa west 4od-st.. 9Th % East 18th St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20

Pierre Lofts Forthcoming novel is mentioned as
something remarkably good-much better than any
thing he has done heretofore. and quite without the
personal element.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20

Let newspaper editors have care. They nave
4 frightful responsibility their shoulders in re-
gard to one +. Il. Devotion. poet. Some one
went for" production Of his the other Day
whereupon he retorts: LAS descriptive poem. |
fearlessIy challenge comparison OF 1t with any
ever written a kindred theme. and ii was copied
from my Songs. Grave and Gay by one London
paper after another. with very laudatory COM
mcnts in every case" The fruit of those landa-
tory comments is Immediately set forth as follows:
IT also do not think the Lyric u. 1901 VIII be
easily surpassed for grace and tenderness. After
this let tho editor be content TO use his shears
and paste-pot Laudatory comments are obviously
dangerous.
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ROYAL l-|7i' BLUE LINE.
DISQUALIFICATION

stations foot Of COrtla nd and De.brosSe. sss5
CHUNK and Intermedate r,a,i1ns SCRANTON
fxeeh days ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BuI::
FALO NIAGARA FALLS and the West; and p''nep"
1880 A. VI. daily except Sunday for MACcH CHUNK
and intermediate points.
~ noon aaily except Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20

p.on,e IN N.w-York will recall the exhibition OF
rct,,re. nv George Frederick Watts which was held
.orre ton wears ago ut the Metropolitan Museum OF
Ar A repetition OF 1t is just now being held III
Yordon AT the New Gallery. where the Enghsh
critics are finding q great deal TO say ABOUT INC
n.irt.r,s seryice TO the nation in portraying ts
chief literary figures All OF his portraits are des'
tined for the national collection. Hung In the great
rex Portrait Gallery they will constitute one OF the
rnost brilliant gatherings Of any time. watts mas
shown nothing less than genius In his portraits OF
Tennyson Matthew Arnold. Swinburne. BROWNING
and the numerous other eminent writer's who nave
eat for him. His allegorica paintings nave SUFFERED
from technical defects and the portraits have not
all escaped similar handicappins demerts. bu'
somehow this artist has nearly always been In his
heupest mood when portraiture has been his task
n would be a wise plan to reproduce the results In
ON. convenient album with biographical text The
collection Is large enough 10 warrant the scheme
.nd there Is abundance Of anecdote From The lat
tar store one fragment has been much used In the
rnslish press of late When Sir Henry iaylor
came 10 the painter the latter said: Il want 10
make YOU a modern Jove." But prefer TO be
jovial modern" was the reply.
Mr. Sidney Colvin's biography OF Robert LOUIS
steyenson Is expected to be ready In ABOUT TWO
veare II IN observed abroad that nothing Is known
AZ vet about it's length. But presumably IT VIII be
a considerable volume.
Two particularly interesting papers dealing Win
var attract the student OF history to the current
Century" Ono IL Captain Mahan's fascinatinsy
oiear simple and forcibie description OF the Baltic
az thn Nile tho other IL General Porter's pictur-
ssque narrative Of the wilderness campaign with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20

Mr. Richard Harding Davis's description OF tho
Cars coronation is to lead the list OF papers in the
February Harper" 1t has been illustrated by inc
clever British artist II. Cation Woodville
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20

I>rAANDEK MACGkEGOk. Mendessohn Kooma
West 18th ST.
richly lessons and private classes See circuarA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-08
n M-ISAPPLIED REQUEST.
Tive Hundred ana FIFTY London Girls CheatoA
Ont OF Their DoWry \ early.

Two Hundred and FIFTY London Girls Chente4
Ont OF Thor Dowry y Yearly.
Howell's Charity gave occasion to n quarrel In
the Conservative majority of the House Of Com.
mons as to what objects of the Church OF Eng-
land the money should be applied. The discus
sion led to an examination OF IIoweii's will.
which showed thar tor two centuries The tesla
tors wishes have been disregarded. the Church
receiving money to which IL had no right. This
did not prevent Lord Salisbury Government.
however, from continuing to niisappTopriate u.
The London Daily Chronicle on the
affair as follows:
Thomas Howell died In Seville abog! 1880.
leaving a will, In which occurred the following
beQuest:
"Item:-I comaunde myne executors that lere In
Sevyl that incontynent after my d,athe they doo
by bills Of camb!o. for to DELIVER to The House called
Drapen' Hall. TO delyver them to the warirynes
thereof, and the said wsrieynrs. - sons as they hs,s
received the same $4,000 durkats +" buy theIrwith
400 dnckats Of rent yearly for rverm"rr. Aid IL 10
my will that the said 400 duckaIs he dl'postd unto
OF bludde-to THERE MARI se-if N. y can b. fonnde
-tvvry one of them to have lOu dutkats-And " they
osnno, be founie OF my lynpGST g.. ,h +. not no o. Of Ss sy iyn'
mage; 30 that they be oIphanrs. honh'st OF $50
fame, and every one Of them 100 al, ka.s. i"
every yere for 10 marry foure may lens forever
This does not read like II Church charity:
This genial inciter TO mRtriinony adlen nav
II his 'duckais' would buy more land. then the
number OF 'mRydens' was to be increased ~
the discretion OF the Master and Wardens OF
Diapers Hail. This bequest is now worth q
trihe OF s25.OOO u year, 80 that apparently ~
has been IN tho discretion of Diapers nan 70
P prom .ni $50 % AR, ,Ee.s : y S. d H. 9n% ra'f has
remained discreetly unexerciscd. what aoout ING
400 'duckats' that WINS every, yere i0r Vo
marry foure maytens for ever IL may DO toI
these four yearly potential caudidatesd done GUS
OF their 100 duCkats year by year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-08

1t fs commonly asserted In school histories
that. although tho treaty OF Client contained on
the part OF the British Government no renuncia.
tion OF Its protested right 10 search American
vessels on the high seas. yet. as "a matter of fact
the pretenSion was thenccforth abandoned
This Is so far from being true that a. LAT. an
1908 American vessels were subjected 10 that
intolerable treatment, and 1t was by the Ru.
chanan Administrator that tho British Goyern.
ment was brought formally to renounc. IN.
practice. A reference to tho matter occurn In
Buchhnan's second annual messaRs: ~ am
gratined to inform you that tho long-pend,np
controversy between the two Governments In
relation to the question of visitation and aoarch
has been Amicably adjusted. The claim nm IN.
part OF Great Britain forcibly to yislt Americsn
vessels on the high seas In time OF peaca could
not Do sustained under tho Inv nj n.-
uons' and 1t has been overrulod nv bsr our
most eminent Jurists. This q~uestion wa. -.
Gently brought to an Issue by the repoa,.d act.
Oh British cruisers in boarding ana searching
our merchant vessels In the Gulf of Mexico and
aalaceht seah' These acts were the NOR. In.
furious ana annoying, As these waters arc ira.
Vefsed by u large portion OF tho commeros and
navigation OF tho United States, and their fr.e
anu unrestricted use Is essential to the security
u the ooastwisc trade between the different
e'AtoS IN the Union. Such yexatioua intar-
rnptiops could not fail 10 excite the fs.linr.
~ tne country and 70 require the interpo-
siuon OF tho Government. Remembrance
""' addressed V the British Government
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-08
TRANS MISSISSIPPI EXPOSITION
Capital or 81. 600. 900 10 %. 500. 600 EIpectee
to go TO Omaha TO Sec the show.

Some time about Juno !. 1893. there will b
opened In Omaha an exposition In which inc
States west OF tho Mississippi River willtSkethe
principal part. This exposition, which Is designed
to last for fve months. IL called the Trans M
sissippi and International Exposition. and is
OBJECT is to exploit the material resources o THE
great West. Cnder IN act CT Congress IetOEh'
ton Is granted 10 il as u national ana inIerh@
tional exposition. with privileges for the "ilh!s
sion OF foreign exhibits FREQ OF duty, the FIFhts
strike memorial medals through the htteu
States mints. and all other privileges herelol9re
granted to international eNpo'tttonsi and l!e"g
Ing the nation 10 participation by. ne cTIa,loL
OF Government exhibit in suitable buildings
erected by the Government.
The architectural plans include u lagoon anu
these buildings, among others: AErl,A'.TJ
Art, Electricity and Machinery, Mines Anu
Mining. Manufactures and Liberal ATS Spe"
tatOrium, Apiary. Horticulture, ana the I,Ay
buildings. The management Is In me hAhGsU
a corporation, the Trans, Mississippi EkPo,.'iUil
with a capitaLot 81, 900. 600. Preparations r.
be made looking TO an attendance OF TIVE ASss
half million people