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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

Franklin-st. No 1i3 TO AZ GO 2x71 .5x75 5xiOI.5.
Mayer Auerbach and wife to Henry q Gaoay
27h nsf nos GS i2 and sii West 5Ic1oso, Charles
Donohue referee. to David Michel ..............
s5,h-st No 22i East. 2ioAlo22. Mary Barry TO
Charles Stoepper. .......................
ll3ih-st. $. 100 II e Of 5te-aye, 21xi0oi1 John
Central PARK West! c,rner lo6t i st. 2@iiIxloo
Peter Masner ct al to MARI LI G5d ee Istxj
Pauline zimmcrmann 10 Elise Muller 49,.
warren" Warren crane ana nd wife to william Iub;
1S4th-st. n 5. 1S:9 fl e Of Bainbridge,ave W
x25x7i 1896; Herman Wassernan and wife to
vaIentineaye. :. 1905 II n Of lso,h-st, toxlco;
Warren Crane and wife to Assad q khoun
r eba ElaS SOTO It Of iS0,h-st s5iox
100 2x63xl0i4; same 70 same ,so,,:; s,x,ooi
same to Thomas J Mccormick ............';o-o
Daly-ave $. 273.4 II n 2 o: fremont ave, Z';v
xlGG. 9x30 9xl65 Walter Wilcox 10 'aiharihe "
John-s,, 3 e g. 100 IT Of dran-aye' hOxloo
John w Bartram referee TO George hsn'e nnii
Lot III map Mapes estate; Hudson i fpse anu
wife TO John Campbell ...-... 49, -
bth-st $ s. 2j5 IT g Of Avenue D. 5ox2lG; 3th-st.
s. $50 II OF Avenue ID. Jox2le Cnlohpor''
George " Lthgow TO Frances II Lithgow...::.
Amsterdam ave no AGA. 8. 80 II Of I'D
st. 27x1OO; Rober' Gordon and another to Ella
,oist-st n 400 +, W OF is-aye. 25xloo.lo
Adoph d BUSH and wife TO sidney Blumenthal
Boulevard or public drive. W $. lis.ll II OF
13ist st, 2ix.5; Jacob l. Kahn and wife to
154thost $ s. lis II W Of Courtlandt-ave. 2j.Gx
200 loo George s,oz and wife to Barbara Gertz...
IO4th-st No $50. s. 1894 II W Of 3d-ave. 1873
xIO01i: II julius Muller and wife to Samuel
Lot 10. map Lester Park Edwin Fish to Floyd
o7i, Jsll'f Io: GA and 255 s. 1915 # Of s,h-
ave, 40oxas.9: Joseph II Turf and wife TO Jane
Bernard 49, 80: o..
Janes No 49, i?as Il Of H l1 =, LAHORE 2es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
BUILDING PLANS.

Plans for new buildings and alterations have been nle,
at the Department u Buildings fellows
New building main Office:
3d-st Nos - and ~ West. for sx-siory brick
warehouse 43x75 2: Maurice W Deshong. Of No
G6 Maiden Lane. owner; Franklin Baylies d
House, architect. $4,000
Alterations. main Office:
5Ist-s n . 12thaye. 10 a nve-sory brick
factory: ID e. ID Brown. Of No lG2 West I2d-st,
owners; John u Shook a Son. OF No 2G1 Broad
l25th-st, n 5. LIS n Of 1th-ave, to a nve-story
brick music and concert hall. Benjamin lLchtrn-
stein Of No clio Broadway. owner; u McElfat-
rick 4 Son. ~ No 1..o' Broadway. architects. sOf
3d-nve. No 223l TO 23I 20 fouI-story brick
store; * T. J King of No II East 5Gth-st
owners: Thorn a. Wilson. ~ No III Mh-ave.
Architects 100
New buildings branch oiic":
10Th i55 = ~ Waite Pains Road Tor
a two-s story frame dwelling, .0S:D. Donna
lewski u No 2.32l lst-aVe, owner. George
I'aIliser ~ No % Park Place. hrchiteot....., zoos
Klngshridgc Road. 100 n . OF Nathalie ave:
. for a one-and- q half story frame stable, lsdx
20 Josephine Fitzpatrick. - No SOL West 18th
g. owner. 4 u T. saliern. Of NJ lia Brohiway
architect LUZ
Washington ave. n . corner is2d- st for six two
story and basement bfck dwellings lsS4J and
30 ss45: Frank Rucke owner Edward Wenz.
~ No f0 ~ ave- architect ............... 30 000
81 Iawrence-ave. 255 n ~ IVES; Farms
Road: for a two-stcry frame dwelling. 2ls32;
Charles Knaui. and arrhite $500
Forest-ave. 2'9 n = Of 1darh -i: for a three
story frame tenement, ls.ll1oo; Louis 4
Schneider. Of No i.oie East ie3,h-st owneri w
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SIR GEORGE TRESSADY.

For for breadth Of view. for emotional power.
Cor insight individual human character and no less
into suhtler social forces which changing the
world very must render TO Mrs Wards
latest stlated measure Of praise."-The Sun.
Baltimore.
"Fril Of fne PIT before US with real psyche
logical insight emotional sympathy, and talent for de-
scrip;ve coorlng. which the gf;s Of only few
Tie st. James Gazette.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
THE HARLEM LIBRARY MADE FREE.

The Board Of Trustees of the Harlem Library. at
No. 80 West One-hundred- and twenty thrd-st.
adopted resolutions yesterday the effect that
and after September 1897. the library, which has
heretofore charged membership fee Of 81 per
year shall be free circulating library open to all
The library organized In 1875 and is of the
best in the upper section of the city.
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a. p means American Plan E. p. European)
ASBURY PARK y. J........ Coleman House. now opeh
BATH BEACH l.. I....... Argyle Hotel. open all year
BALTIMORE. Nd Hotel Stafford, r. F., SI50 up
do. ............... Hotel Rennert. f. p. slbO up
BOSTON. Mass ........... Hotel Vendome. A: p. -
DO. .Copley So. Hotel. F. p, $3.50 up A. p. $50 up
BRISTOL r. I.............. DWolf Inn opens June
BROOKLYN. y. Y. Hotel st. George. f. p. 81; A. p 50
do. ..................San Carlos Hotel A. p 81 up
~ Y ONCE Townsend Building. Broadway & 25th ST.
FISHERS Island. N Y.The Munnatawket A. p, $3.50
CT HARRINGTON, Mass. Berkshire Inn A. r.. - up
LONG BEACH Long Beach Hotel now opea
MIDDLETOWN SPRINGS. VT. The Montvert open
Mineral Springs and SCIENTIFIC WATER CURE
NARRAGANSETT PER- r. l.. Rockingham. A. p -
NEWPORT wv. Leland. Jr). Ocean House. now open
NEW YORK............ Fifth Avenue Hotel. a. p. s.
do. ..(Chas A.. Davs) Hotel s, Andrew. f. p g. 80
...(N. b. Barry New St Cloud Hotel, r. P. SloO
do. W Johnson QUINN Hotel Empire E.P..Sl A:P.s3
do 023 W 39th mr. Il way The Parker a.. 81 30 up
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. The Aldine f,C-ci A. p, $500
do. Restaurant la carte) New Lafayette, EP. 81 up
QUEBEC. Canada. Chateau Fronenac. A. p; k3oo
RICHMOND. Va.The Jefferson. A. r.: 50 up T. p 81 90 up
ROCHESTER. y. ". .Whitcomb House, A. p. 81 up
sCHENECTADY " Y.......The Edison. A. p, $3.50 up
ST. GEORGE Staten Island The Casteton. A. p 81 up
ST LOUIS, Mo Lindell Hotel; r. p; mp Al ST. 20 up
TROY. y: Y............Ih s Troy House: Al ~ up
WASHINGTON. Co... Arlington Hotel; A: p, -
DO. ....................The Raleigh, =. r., sl5o up
WATCH HILL. r. 1.......... Atlantic hotel now open
do. .Pllmpton Hotel. now op'A
do. .larLn iiouse now open
WHITE MOUNTAINS. .Prohle HOUSE now open
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Tountrn Bcar0


MOUNTAIN VIEW FAKM.-scenery unexcelled; eiev wa
vi 1000 feet: large AIRY rooms. peasant "a,s
drives. For further particulars address MISS FANNIE
GRADY Dandy. Vermont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
OTHER SUMMER NOVELS.
A ROSE OF YESTERDAY.

"Bri,f bu; beautiful and strong
ny a charming piece OF pure
idealism. THE Chicago Tribune.
E "AriO> "a pit!ful but true picture.
CRAWFORD. II appeals to the best that
w., p, is in us. argues powerfully and yet
by simple means. and leaves the
Si'<o' feeling that We have good and
true frends."-Thc Post, Hartford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
Proposals.


AQTEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Room 2OV Stewart Building. No. 80 Broadway.
New York, July i7th 1871
TO CONTRACTORS.
dds OR PROPOSALS for doing the work
- and furnishing the materials called for IN the ap-
uroyed forms of file the Office u me
Aqucduct Commissioners. for constructing reialnins
masonry and and doing other work pran-
ing thereto Shaft No p Of the New Coton Aquedu
the city Of New York viii be received at THIS once un"
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST I. lSi at o'clock T. NJ.
and they will be publicly opened BY the Aqueduct COM
thereafter possible and the aware
OF the contract doing said work and furnishing sad
materials will made By said Commissioners soon
thereafter practicable. -,
Blank forms Of said approved contract and the sprc
sc,tons thereof and bids proposals and proper en-
sines for their enclosure Of bonds and all other
Information can obtained at the above Office of the
nvsamct Commits application TO ;he Secretary
{y order OF the Aqueduct Commissioner
'' JAMES G. DUANE. President
EDWARD l.. ALLEN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
18TH
THOUSAND
THE CHOIR INVISIBLE.

'IIe has published few books as yet. but the number
IL sufficient 10 reveal steadily Increasing mastery Of his
art and quality such 20 warrant readers Of dis
cerrment projecting for him brilliant career and an
essured place the front rank Of American writers
The Choir Invisible disappoin these
tions."-T Dial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
FROM THE LAND OF THE SNOW PEARLS

There is a Gull tale In the
BY Ok.'-De;roit Free Press.
MRS. ELLA lone OF the Interesting COL
HIGGINSON. lectons of short stories published
(Io,b 12r,o this year.'-The Express, Buffalo
$3.50. Her displays a freedom
imitation. robustness a
vide sweep that Is simply refreshing THE Nail and
Express New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
Steamboats,.

STEAMBOATS,.
9UONl0N1@TON 10ENE
For Stonington. Nsrraganse,t Pier Watch Hl Bostoa
and al points East ea ners Maine and New Hamp-
shire. Leave Pier &c. r.. one block above canai-st.
Week Days only. at T. ~
GIORVV0GM llG0l5
For New-London. Watch Hill Block island and Eagern
Resorts Also Worcester and North Of Boston and East
Eeame. City # I'll City OF Worcester leave Pier -
(old MOI N r. next Desbrosses-st weekdays only at Z
p NJ. Orchestra each. Rates to BLOCK ISLAND re
duced. Connection made Week DAYS and SundeNs.
FALL R0WlsR l1Ms
For Newport Fa. River. lIoston. Martha's Vlneyard
Nantucket. Cape Cod. and all Eastern and Horthsrs
Mountain, Inland and SeashOre points Steamers Prit-
ella and Puritan commission zine orchestra on each
Leave Pier ~ q foot OF Murray-st. Week Days ard
PROW0D[SNGg GlNE
For Providence Boston and all Inland and seashofe
Resorts East and North thereof Steamers Rhode ssi
and Plym )uth Orchestra each Leave Pier 10 y X,
block above -anast.. Week Days only. AZ 800 r. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
Conutrn propcrtn for Sale or GO Ec

TN THE CATSKIIIS.-Sl'NSET PARK. adjoining rwi-
light Park: delightful location: cool; no MOSQUITOES
For will modern ottage with all I'M
provemens. fully furnished. including piano. DehrooHis:
10 foot piazza all around house. abundance OF
runnlnz water acres tennis court croquet; 10 min
utes walk railroad station. Rent for season SOD
way, y. Y. city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING POSTAL

CAKps.-Postoffee DePaI1"7H'' ""s"'"s'O"' !" :"
''i IN PROPOSALS Will be received at this Depart
mani until ~ m on Wednesday the sth day OF Aususs
is,T for furnishing all the Postal Cards which the ~
3er,ment may call FOR during period OF four years DO
ming December lst. 1877. ,>.-...,.
,anSari n PAPER and full Specifications VIII be tu,-
49, ,non appllcatio the Third Assistant PosS-
,nas,er -t;eneraL Washington ID. c. JAMES A. OAR"
,,ostma ster-l General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
Furnished fonscs 70 Eet-Countrp


A MOST charming cottage on Sound at New-london;
"A delightful location: private beach OF white sand;
yacht anchorage; beautiful grounds stable: comfortab,e
house; equipped immediate occupation reasonable
rent JOHN II. MATTHEW'S. 1913 East 10Th ST.. New
York.
COTTAGE LIFE, MONMOUTH BEACH - Refined
~ American home. ocean and shrewsbury; ADULTS
only large rooms liberal table best references Address
BOX Sc Monmouth Bench. n. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
5nburban Real estate.

>>>>o>o~No~nooo~oo>ooO oo"oNN/|NNH>>"o.N>/>N
GENCY.-Monclair real estate all kinds sale ana rent
~ CLARENCE b. TUBES, Beekman-st' New-io rK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
IHuDsoN River BY Daylight.

PALACE IRON DAY LINE STEAMERS
NEW YORK and "ALBANr"
Finest and fastest river steamers In the world.
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves BROOKLYN Fulton 1T. tby Annex)..... A. "
New York Desbrosses 81. Pier.......s 40 A.
I'D ST. Pier. ....,...3 \. "
For ALBANY landing at Yonkers West Point. New
bugh Poughkeepse Kingston Point Catskii and HUDSON
Direct connection the Kingston Pr Dock with L.
D. trains Catsl.ill Mountain Points and for Lakss
Mohonk and Mrrewaska. AT Catskil with the Caiskil
Mt and Otis FL. Ry for Cairo and Mountain Resorts.
Railroad cons at NewDrrgh. Poughkeepse. Hud-
Albany for points North. East and West Special
Saratoga trains.
Through sold Desbrosses 81. Pier, West "a
St Pier. New York Transfer. and other principal ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
Mem Civilizations
7'HE YEARS GOOD NOVELS.

7'HE YEARS GOOD NOVELS.
The New York Times says that paper read
at a Conference Of the American Library Asso-
citation in Philadelphia, on the fiction Of the past
year, "denounces the statement that there are
no great books nowadays. mentioning thar
within one twevemonth such works Sir
George Tressady. On the Face Of the Waters,
and The Choir Invisible, among others, were
produced. The last two are considered head
and shoulders above all others"
ON THE FACE OF THE WATERS.
1'ih FLORA ANNIE STEEL.
THOCS3ND l2mo Cloth Extra.
Price SlOO.
where natv. lie thought. and character are con-
sernea Mr., Steel leaves nothing desire Next TO her
vivid humanity 10 her grasp Of scenic details. In one
sense her book might the book Of Delhi
ia OF the mu;iny"!-om The Novel Of the Mutiny. by
J. Lockwood Kipng in The New Review
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
Dnbllc Notices.
~o~~~~~~->~~~>~~oo>~cNN NNNooISooI>0N|~>SoNNoON =.
NEW YORK STATE CANALS-NOtce 10

~o~~~~~~~N~~o~~o>cN>ooN NNNN"I0"I>oo">S>0NH. =,
NEW YORK STATE CANALS-Notice 10
Works Albany y. Y. Wednesday. July 2lst ls,
0S to S shaD b a aH S laws OF
proposals W be received by the rG "a pusc
sst Gh at 1877 0 at y oco day. for the
fol pcs su Of e wo M piece Of
hereinafter designated must be accompanied by Gra
or Albany issued by National or state bank In good
credit wh the S'%e PAYABLE at sight to a the I
be OF the proposal and WI be Tssan o as b
labor bond required on execution Of conTact
vii cent Of the a ana nfn nc ON
win g PEI fs e BE
100 feet Of Greenhgds Read r, Brds TO
London t6y dTsH1e q sag $, Mill DIVISION
For mp S the Middle 6vs@n Of the Ers Canal Canal
point 100 feet Yves. Of Main stree, Road Bdss
Road Bridge No g. d:snss Of 81! pls
from 100 feet west feet Of vi, a eM Esad
ns No &aGe bT.da Of he e Canal
from point 100 feet OF Kirkyille Road Bridge to
+, SS S bI51 Of P ,Ss Ell.
point 100 feet east OF But,ernut Creek AGueiue,
sts ga 0 distance ss:' Of p iS' m Gssr' 'o" Quot"
IT, Ne Ss3 Of ~. E2 Canal
from point feet OF the Lower Hollow Quoin Of
Lock No 81 to q OF Centerport Road
Bridge, a distance OF 556 miles.
CONTRACT NO. 2I-MIDDLE DIVISION
For improving Middle Division OF the Erie Canal
point 100 feet west OF Centerpot Road Bridge 10
a point 100 feet OF Crane Brook Aqueduct dis
lance OF 500 miles
CONTRACT NO. 2S-MIDDI.E DIVISION
For improving the Middle Division OF the Erie Canal
from point loo crane Broo, Aqusduct 70
the east OF Wayne County distance OF 8.4 miles.
CONTRACT NO. 36-MIDDLE DIVISION.
raising the towing path OF the Osvego Canal. from
Lock No. To- Guard Lock No g. and work connected
Herewith distance OF 3.53 miles.
Plans specifications notices and form % contract may
be from the date of publication Of this notice 10 the
date fixed for the receipt OF proposals at the Office OF the
Superintendent Of Puzzle Works In Albany. ~ T.. and al
the OF Thomas Wheeler Assistant Superintendent OF
Public Works. In Syracuse ~ Y. and at the once u
r. q. lay Assistant superintendent OF Public Works IN
Rochester, ~ \. Al proposals for the above work
addressed TO the Superintendent Of Public Works.
Albany y. Y. and must be endorsed envelope PRO
posal for Contract No. , Middle Division" The right
is reserved TO reject any all bids.
GEORGE w ALDRIDGE.
Superintendent OF Public Works
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21

c Dickerson Of 3d-ave and 1ioth-st architect o'V"
Alterations branch Office: .,
f38th-st, n G Sd-ave: TO n hve-story brck
tenement. 23xs6; Andrew ii Sober. OF NO ~
West 12d-s owner: Gilbert Robinson. OF NO ,.
2I5 West 125th-st. architect .........'ost hoe sNe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
N OTICE.- Estlmates for preparing for and

~ hullAinr A new pier near he foot Of Bank stest
North River under No 600 will be received "
inc Department ~ Dock, at 1ter "A Battery fl,s.
Y r. until ~ O'Clock noon Friday. July 'oth. 1891 y"
PARTICULARS y CITY Record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
- ROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND STRAW

1 West Point y. Y. July H. iN, mseaed ps9po,.s a.,
rplicats will be received here nntil !. .I.S a. .ch
~, n 1901, and then opened for furnishing suvs.
rage and Straw required during fiscal ye. is s,v srt
right OF all proposals or an. 49,
,ere,f Information furnished upon application En.es
me. containing proposals should be marked ftoRevsr
% Forage and Straw. ana aoarssseo - - o@~~>s~~~
can't A. a ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
pNy RTILDING. Whitehall Street New

~ York CITY July IL. Iso7Seaed proposals. in ttpn-
c,,s viii be received this office until ~ o'clock noon
Angst 4 1897, and then opened Tor supplying and IN
aIlIns in this building new boilers and for Other
80, -, En0In. Room Information and blanks hid
@ ,n be- had here United states the right
20 p, ect or accept any all bids Bids should be
,orsed proposals for Boilers etc. and addressed A.
III l.. ID. NJ q
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School Hoeurles

a
~ supplies Professor Teachers Tutors Covernesses
&C.. 10 Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply
Mrs ". j. YOuNG-FULTON % Union Square
MIRIAM COYRiERES Teachers' Agency supplies pro.
XO fessors tutors teachers governesses all
schools carefully recommended $50 5thave 10th
A DVERTISEMENTss ana subscriptions for The Tribune
"a received nj their Uptown Once No 1922 Broadway
"a door north Of 3stst until o'clock advertise
received al the following branch oces regular
Office until o'clock VIZ: 2J@ sth-ave. e
a3dst. 1872 Gh-ave.. i2th-s Macv'. 0th-ave
and i4th st: ii2 Coiumbus-aye West 6G;hst 100
West <2dst.. near oth-aye; ~ East tth-st 81 Wet
<3d-s between 18th ard 9Th 100 East 41thst 1893
3d-ave. between 10th and nth 1026 3dave Glst
70s 1st-ave. s0h-st CSC 80 4is st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21

FIRE DEPARTMENT.
ISL East 9th Street.
New York July ~. 1851;
NOTICG.-Proposals are advertised for in the
~ civ Record 60 be received until 1890 A. 81 on
line ash inst for furnishing anthracite coal 10 the INV
Ian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
Fifteen Delightful Stories OF the
OLD TINES IN MIDDLE GEORGIA.

ut Is long since a has
BY hands OF the author
r MALCOLM Of the Dukesborough Tales and
,o,x>c, this has been loss. His
'Oii-'"AN->' tales charmed all who read them
Goth limo. not alone for their accuracy 10 life.
u50 but for the art and power with
which they constructed His
volume contains fifteen stories and they
tain o: cordial and interested acceptance The Times
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
THE GREY LADY.

BY Intensely dramatic" Daily Ad-
tJrNpv vertiser. Boston.
., Fresh and OF the ordinary"
o'>AO-> Transcript. Portland
Deeply interesting original, ard
Cloth. l2no. cIeyeriy constructed"
Price. $50. Tribune Oakland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21

MISCELLANEOUS.
4 YOUNG LADY OF refinement and distinction, reared
"A with best % society wishes introduce wealthy and
refined American ladies to the customs OF the European
nobties including court etquettes she speaks perfect
French: riding o
and driving. Letters Won T. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
%yOTICE-Estlnlates for furnishing sawed

~ Yellow nine timber under contract No 500 will b
received by the Department q Docks at Pier A. ss,
ttry Place n r.. until ]. CLOCK noon July 30 10,
No Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
MlBMMY EVENING G0GYE.
CATSKILL EVENING LINE

(NATSNIIII EVENING LINE.
~ Steamers KaatersIl and Cask leave every week IA
at =. VI. from foot Of Christopher ST.. y. r..
ing Catsk with mountain trains StateroOms llghif
electricity. Bicycles carried free. Horses and cal
riages Send pier Catskl for descript.,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-01-13

possessed Simon Cooper himself when
be slaug btered those who crossed his
path. 1t was lust for blood, nothing
more nor less. and the most repulsiVe
feature Of the tradegy was that the
i'm pa ssioped mob let loose their savage
passions upon helpless and dying
prisoner. 1t was sigerisb. not human;
savagery, not civilization; crime. DOT
respect nor the enforcement of Law;
blind and irresponsible slaughter, not
justice
Simon Cooper merised death and
was sure to receive his just deserts for
his fendish crimes. but DO ooe can sue
cessfully snow Why lyochipg meted out
more exact justice than he would have
received at the hands of a court of
justice ana the legal hangman And
this should have been his fate. The
State and society in general would have
been the better bad the law been per
mitted to take i.s course, and We of
Sumter county would have not only es
capped the odium that now attaches to
us. but would have been an example of
law and order that would have had a
fasting influence.
This is the opinion of the Daily
Item, aod although every community
In Sumter county and 10 every county
of the state should hold C. age meetings
and pass resolutions of censure, We
shall adhere to our opiuion.
The resolutions of cepsure adopted
by mass meetings In Magnolia aud
Mayesville are reproduced from The
State, copies cot having been furnished
this paper by the secretaries of the
meetings We lay them before the
people Of the County of Sumter aud
State of South Carolina, wbp can judge
between them aud US There is also
a communication from Bisbop7ille cen-
suripg our stand. The personal al'u.
sious We can afford to pass uUnoticed.
The people of Sumter know the editor
of this paper aod they knew where be
was when danger was present.
As We have said 10 previous issue,
we regret to differ radically with our
friends. and it is With the keenest
regret that we have seen the Dames of
some of those whom We have for years
counted a. true friends signed to reso-
lutioDs of censure. But If candid
expression of 40 honest opioion ehali
cause friends to censure Us and tura
against us il will have to be so. Our
opinion vas formed deliberately, with
a full knowledge Of the facts. and with
this to satisfy our own mind and co.,
science, al the resolutions that may be
adopted will not cause worry-ooly
regret that We have not the support
of our fellow citizens in what We deem
just cause.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-01-13
From Daily Item, Jan. IL.

Communication censuring the Item
for its editorial condemnation of the
the 'yoching of Simon Cooper are
presented else where to-day. We pre-
sented our side Of the case yesterday
and shall d;scuas the matter 10 further
anlees same new argument is presented
against the soundness of our conclu-
sions and the business Of the opinions
heretofore presented. The few words
of commeodation received are appre-
preciated.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-01-13

The editor of The Watchman and
Southron and of The Daily Item, as
is we'll known, is the same man the
editorials in reference to the Simon
Cooper lynching, which appeared in
the latter paper, are reproduced
without change to day.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-01-13

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