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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-11
sam. to same. s S i4s,h-st. 100 IT of 7th-ave'
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

New building and alteration plans nled yesterday;
New buildings. main o office; for ...,,ory
brick fiat and stores. 42lS,t.s' u hsr MulIsr' Of
Of No 20 Madisons,i Owner we. s35 90
Rynsions No 10 for sx scSsy, orlck nat sooo
,o,th.st a. iso +, Of Amsterdam.ays for two
ny yei s sass n's o3 Ssrs' s1s@ Seville
agse Of No Fit Yves; I25th-st architscs; 49,"
' Srcs ~ors.s sS sss g end asSy si brick
stable. ooxlSe John ,,, MaI,ch oI nna EXT
@scG Gt NO ., = 10 ' s East is5 arehec,s 2o
TICK BRICK nss and stores assd ESFsTs
q - W%s l'' aIcni,s STner Edward we". $500
, 81 N@ No to .S East FOR iwosiory bricE store
and and, dT sisr,s SW1er; john Shook Sons. oo
No 2ci Broadway. architects. INV
sdst No sss Fast thresory BRICK t sas,
Houston ors ST. owner; Horenburger straub OF on
's aOs 70 81 =, W'' e ba SnssSTy S's
.SIs as s:s.. EsSh pa
20 East oths aTchi,est cost M not two vssiory
%c cssm mo i Hna a sSr ST.. Julia Busch
10 Dominict-st owner. Samuel Sass OF NO - 400
"a a2e So s 70 6rie s. tenement
owner: Horenburger sraub Of No i22 bowery. bO
rr aSRsG,s Nos and H. to sisstory brick
factory Morris L. Herman 1,; q No :" Nv We ~
1hs G Syrscc;s 9f Raks sbevos. Of No
y and 81 East Hous,on.st builders. o.
Manic; NsS S' Paes es'SsS 9ss
" three-etorv frame dwelling. 2lx{o. lIlcurRo VI
Lorenzo OF No 6s Washington Square o"her' an
Frank r Albnger. architect ......' - -'
,a-th-s 9 " corner Cambrelling-ave, Tor a wv
story frame dwelling 25x28. Chicch,na ,a ~ g.
Of No 800 East Oih-st owner; Frank "a $50
betti. architect. .. 80 Tor
,e9,h.st q % II W OF Cambrelling-ave LOT ~
.wos,orl rarne dwelling, 2jX23 Pietro crlscuo.l'
ri M 40 Fast lO9th-st. owner; + + Sabetu' Ar IN
paris.,ve " g 80 Il n OF Fower-st. f9r tWI
ada half story frame dwelling. 2tx32, Jo.sepn
poIcbInski Of Park-ave owner; Lawrence 4 Ky
No nlteratiOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-11
REAL ESTATE.
A LIVELY DAY IN THE AUCTION
ROOMS
rLArHousEs sELL AT GOOD rrGuREs-ADRlAN
IsELN. JR.. BUYS PRIVATE

rIATHOUsEs eELL AT GOOD F1GCREs-ADhiAN
IsELY. JR.. BUYS PRIVATE
DWELLING.
Mrs Kate B. Stokes has sold, through Se'o' "
wissman. 70 Adrian Isen. jr.. the -FOUR oiS
brownstone dwelling lot 25xlo0 No. West In'r,y'
secondst. for $4,000 The seller purchaser '"e
property in December. 1895. for s'S"o'
william Rosenzweig has sold at private coh'rac'
for Henry Weller to Joseph H. Butten"elsei, ~.
gag East Fifth-st. old buildings. on lot 2'N'' io'
about $1,000 The purchaser will improve ory
nronertv by the erection OF a hrs-cass siS-s'o's
brick and stone apartment-house. ,ood MI.
,borty that the sale of the east side Of Broads ST.
between Exchange Place ana beaVe weeks ago
of which was pubshsSd sevS who are sso
tatns for the purchase Of the properly are vD.
dicste of New-York men, who propose to erect an
immense Office building on the properly; tho auc-
ton rooms Yesterday attracted crowd Of bidders
who competed eagerly for the parcs aosroom WILL
lam Kennedy sold in foreclosure No "a Wes'
Forty-sixth-st.. four-story brownst1ne rohme for
lot ,n1 Ss alo Hs,SI No Al East
ST. fourstory brick tenemen'1fn or 70 Isl ~
to the pIapii Cnar sod n foreclosure the north
east corncr of Brookave and nn lot
thirty ninth-st fye.st0ry Tnrltz r. Ernst and
Peter F. Meyer Co. sold in foreclosure Gr b une
northeast corner of Manhattan-ave: ana O',s-n nun.
dredo nd second-st four fve-scry brlck anu s'V
aathouses. plot lOo.llx95. to John PoihemuS' io'
$1745J0. =, . oo,,ore, sale to
close Tho estate of Peter T. Warner. NO. Iso VIZ.
Twelfth-st a three-story brick dWedlIng, on No ~
92ylo32 TO David G. Cochran for SZiZo, asI brIcI
iSi Vest Twelfth-st a two-and-a half story prick
dwelling lot 9OlOxlOa3 to Oscar Meivin ior
hrick dwellIng lot 92x95xlsx2lx7i3. 10 W. Van Nor
'o a; tn the Real Estate Exchange Harnets
G. Co sold at executors sale to close 'he esq., s,
of Edwin A. Jackson, Riverside Drive. % le o
north OF One-hundred and, fourth-st 900 Iso oi
o5y,ON 10 C. f. Chamberlain. for SZoov a 80 30 To-
adjoining g7xic to samuel F. jayne f fwo ss
also No. 81 West Eighty-fourtn-st,, rnoId Tor
sd ice: also similar house and lot adjoining 10 D.
A. Mccarthy, for X3lco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Boom. Marie F. to Nash, No 80 East .,o 20.
n,r g.4 Il iary. and VIC to George Beer ana 80
Wife no G AZ ri ST. ei l4s same property !
Sane to charles Ggntzer same property hears s"'
lis IT Of u nyTnuG to Abraham stern and Isiore
Jackson No 32d East li,h7st' Il Hastings ''
Bayes. Nathalie f. to wn arre s5 oOc
BqGhmge william anG T Ho 30 East ST. ST.
Hry@s o Iq Ea 'n wife Il. TO GatnaIn. "sY% 1900
BALDWIN; susan to Gilbert M Mdr,s Ife 2,J
ch stt" @s'' iion "id and Walter % charles
Jane St. 100 II 10 old Croon aqueduc'' ,on
Same to Elmer Acn same eroPeTy d,y ye1 Ar: 1900
Carmen TS oak 'n4 y husband lot 80 map o
ror5 TSoH6. rn'S and xfe to Lille cray
3 Mapes ave go It n Of samuel s.. years, 900
Flanagan Thomas and Monica nor to pa's
G GERsSS'nfa, 80 az d"snd 1900
Sane G1sne 10 ava SAM" Semard. 100
Goddard Walter L. to sa'er Clark No Soi rm credits
Garafalo Louisa. to Henri strasbonrser No 22 yr
isi ave and il5th-st. 2'5 (, OF "a ave- mn
Hogan Edward j. to iionoria d Hogan, No 2'i .oo
ua mSi' BAN panlei - to Emma Kasel No % East
Same me- to- Villain SiR sT Hail 2o East sd and ,oo
adjoining strip ,nstaImfe dns ;,,,ar potter
Hf Pace snn'S NJ c 10 3'P Place o 1900
Iaeol X
corner IVES, End and 9TH st. year,; o"o
levi Rebccca and simon TO Title Guarantee ara 90,
Trust Company. No i2l r 'Gth st YEAR, '"V
Livingston. lanes ard wife to Henry ,nyu p aue9o
in , w eh 97,hI ~ = rs.. 5000
LEX , Han 9am,n ID anne 1850
Ma i@s asS a9s,h.r Fir Murray o0
NcCarthv lawrence and wife Michael Con
NS way S'U and vie lot 100 map Mc'iraw estate. O
q. Ia% Msrsaret to Marietta W Howard
li9th-st $50 It = OF Amsterdam ave , months So'"V
"A, rdre and
Rs,iro,s Years ........".."........ 1900
Ryan Annie TO Iemlma henderson regget- .oo
ave 40 n . Of Hewitt Place. years ...,... $500
schofs Moses. and wife 10 Julius Goebel. Nos . 49,
3cs and $50 East 2ist At. years moftsagss HOD
pist Years mortgages 1900
smIih Mafgara, Y. TO Title Guarantee and Trust
e. No I9i West lsh-s 2 rs............... 1000
Sire Lander $ TO Robert /. Harrison AZ execu-
Tor etc SO 100 Elm St. year......-........ 500
10 a2s 10 s3a East 2ist-st, months mort -.
smith MARY T. 10 the Emierant Industrial saw
ings Bank. s5ths, ~ II II e 81 Lexington ooo
sprague. Henry L. 70 the Mutual Life Insurance
Company. New-York n 5Sd-st. +do II Of .
highest ; years NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
AZ 1900
West, John g AMI wife to the LAWYERS Mortsase
RanR.si Years 1000
Winter Johanna to THE guarantee and Trust
company NJ 80 East s7th-st 3 years,....... 800
Walker. Henry =, 20 David checver AID an'th-
trustees. 55th q. 2'o # or 5th-ave. -
Same to same. 55ti-s,. - # u 5,haye,
49," years $3.50. aSWV
io2d-s,. 100 OF Boulevard, years........ 1900
Watt. Archibald. and wife to Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company Of New-York Iencx-ave.
Hoth TO lidth SITS. year ..'........nh..... $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-11
NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.

The late Severn Teacke Wallis was born IN bal.i-
more in 1916 He died In the same city In 1884. Inc
world has on the whole heard little of him. but ne
r. ncectionately remembered in Maryland Beyond
the borders OF that State there must be also mere
and there. readers acquainted with his volumes on
Snain-Arst published in the fifties-who VIII he siad
20 see his writings In the handsome form given 10
them in a memorial edition lately brought out by
John Murphy e. Co.. OF Baltimore. The four octa-
yos include his fugitive addresses and poems MS
critical and political essays. his "Glimpses Oh
Snain" and the further sketch entitled spain: her
Institutions Politics and Public Men, The TWO
aforementioned works are the most important OF MT
WaIlis's productions. lie was lawyer OF hieh
ability citizen and politician who took lofty views
of his responsibilities and was earnest In incuicat-
ing those views among his contemporaries in Mary
land But In SO far he has any claim upon the
general reader It Is g acute observer OF SPAN
ish manners and politics lie possessed smooth
and attractive style and his legal instinct fitted him
TO marshal with much clearness and effect the
facts which he gathered in his studies OF SPAIN
That he has never obtained n substantial position
among the historians and critics Of the peninsula
has sprung chiefly from the fact that he was not
writer OF great originality and Initiative But what
he could CLEAN from travel and reading he garnered
we'll and II was but justice TO worthy son OF
Maryland to embalm his literary remains IN SET
Of Imprinted volumes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-11
DIR. s1T2@MG's .sANg1TA RlUM,

7,
For health pleasure. The appointments Of frsclass
Hotel Elevator heat sun-parlor promenade on
the roof Suites with baths. Massage Electricity. ALL
health appliances. New Turkish. Russian. and sulphur
Water baths. Dry tonic air SARATOGA WATERS ole
seighing toboggannng skating ETC. open ali the
Send for illustrated circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-11

We record the appearance Of the ninth annual
volume Of Garden and Forest" periodical which
handles the current questions of horticulture, land
scape art and forestry with abundant erudition yet
never be interesting TO the general reader
The contemporaries and living character Of this
journal is one of its strongest claims upon public
support Papers like that contributed by Mr..
Thomas Hastings OF AN Architectural Garden are
of the timeliest ard instructive character and
the editorial mana cement of the paper Is con-
etantly along the same advanced lines. The Illus
trations also are a commendable feature. judi
c.ous employment Of half-tone plates. as well as OF
line drawings. has erbellshed Garden and For
est with pictures tSa: are always useful and often
beautiful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Pleasant-ave No 3si Louis iese and wire 70 ''' 500
oio s. a. It Of o5ih., 1870 3, m
David ogden. referee q. % Lspema .Io, H. John
loth-st. leo It 81 2da|e iasneyer iocos
,,i Henry K W ~ East, sane to
ioo., No iO5 East. Caharine Hagneyer 70 Jon" o. 900
,si bTns 40 22ii Mayer Hyams and wife to
lc,hst lo7 Of % idn Tsius 49, 400
7tsa H@dTf~' y V,1 the P sms 1000
o7h-s 49, IT OF oh- s.y nbOola 5000
Patterson iiS 20 Of rs shave Sosoo Fred 90
erick Grass and wife 20 Francs Nd r. 35x
P1r rre 81 az. c. Gerard bennett ct al to Emma
so Emmett 100 It " Of columbus sl9x
i.7 sxeo 9xi27s; Henry l. Wright TO ao'o''o" /
7e as9f[ 100 S"srTs t ldnSaa
the BIainerd sha drG mother 1ther 10
ntSchs and Ne Z, IL 10 Lane i% W the
HrVs1 York Wool warehouse Company to James
same c popeTty to the Wool Exchsns. vary
Riyineon-si % Corner and another..
piyi sS1 st Nos 1872 and 1921 Alexander hait
rt to Annie iA !; MqnTGs;, G7lix
s5 Jercrson-st 10 4 Of men,yss' paft
p TO- Alexander 5o to 'i Of yon"ye 5roo
o+ Xnn &c sqEs II Ee~pSfi:s a,l 800
WeSchester Heights the weschesteT and van
E NEST So 1897 Robert Harrison, executor
ETC. Leander sire; Yo.ort ., nj 10 Henry
2d-st, no -fo' N"' .................. 900
,stst " g Lots No 10 and IA. map estaie %,
Rrrneu Brown; Mary \ McHush iho'N'u""' {,
and executrx to George + Johnson
,oIthst W corner Of Park-ave lixlVll hoSe Z, ooo
ircbenbluh to Louis Horowitz 80 ,oc i'o
oS5 3: Thomas Mcmahon and wife to THOMAS = Geo
SAM, WsE 1T5pcry; Thomas Watkins Theresa SEQ
Mcmahon ................ 10,
l,GthSst s. 3s77 IT " OF Avenue A. ls,.xi ra
George Mott. referee. to me Fa''"V'' ' 90
loan 81 3 S pos II OF 2d-ave loZxlM ,on NJ
IVlth-st e. $50 It OF .d-ave, lU ~ ns,a -
Matthew Coogan and wife TO Matthew n poyie. 1
1O7th-st $ = 20 II " of ls'-aVe' .'Ni"''i' s
Fstbe-
wiile,t-st No 80; Louis HorowiN 10 Es"ne' IS 40
G, Vchnlas place W s. C6.i1 It OF 1874 St 2ox
~ 10 IL Henry Krabe Denison J. Chesebfo
y,cacbst " 3 30 II OF l4h st, Jxloo; HeW! 90 900
Rieher al. George Beller '''o'
c,ond.aye " $ 1919 II Of 81 James,st. JH
los: Elmer \ Allen and wife 10 L'''ah 40
recainra ave lot 81 map Village Of Fordham;
NJ Wilson 20 William Wilson. ....:... D
IJcnsnard 81 n = I25 10 II Of West broadway
sa,xiOO. Frank /. Downing TO lie.en SuIDt
t,,ttor No 90 and property out or Town, waiter
Gnd.larl TO Sa.r : Clark trust deed
s7th 81 : s. 1909 II Of Park-ave 2sxiW - alS
S7th st. = 1923 Il = Of farh ave- -'Aloo'''
7cth st No lo4 East Frederick Ietreau 10 tue
Tr,ineri Sha.r x Hal quarry Co.. ,....',,.
--l ~ ~ 20 East: Ed" ard j shields to MARY II
Hatch ..............'.
Same property. Daniel b Hatch to EDWARD
Shields - ., +, u
Same property: william " Han ana VIE 20
Hatch ................'..'' ''''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-11
Dantina 6lhooIe.

Daurius 6fbools.
A LExANDER MACGREGoR, Menccssohn Rooms.
"A Jos West 18th ST.
Strictly private lessons and Ifale See circulars
"A DvERTIsFSENrS and subscriptions for The Trb-
"A received their Uptown Once No LAP Broad
way ID door north Of 3ist-st. until O'Clock M ad-
vertsemens received the following branch otces q:
regular once rates until o'clock p. m: VIII - sth-
ave. O. G. I'D ST. 1852 6h-ave. I2th-st.: Macy'a
oth-ave 1<h-st: 1<2 Columbus West Goth
81 100 West t2d 9th o. East i4th ct;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-11

The Rev. George F.. Pcs, who occupies a dis
tinguished ofce in the Syrian Protestant College at
Beirut. in Syria. has made valuable contribution
to botanical literature in his Flora Of Syria, Paes
tine and Sinai from the Taurus 10 Ras Muhammad.
and from the Mediterranean Sea TO the Syrian
Desert" The work appears in octave Of close on
TO a thousand pages and with it's careful arrange
ment OF classes and sub-classes fortified by numer
Gus admirable little cuts. it makes conveniently ac-
cessibe vast AMOUNT of serviceable lore Dr. Post
observes that the meeting point Of three conti-
nents the region he has traversed is extraordi-
rarily varied in its flora. 1t has yielded him l26
ders of phanograms and acrogens, $50 genera and
$500 species The significance Of these figures is
enhanced when the reader remembers that Dr.
Posts geogra phical limits have been wider than
those Of England or New-York State. The spe-
cialist him deep debt. Although far from
such mechanical resources book-making is sup
posed to demand. he has printed in excellent shape
his great mass of learned detail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-11

The Addresses and Fragments In Prose and
Verse" Chicago: A. c. McClurg & Coz. which
have been edited by Mr. Edward G. Mason In men,
DRY Of the author. the late James Sager Norton.
make a volume of peculiar significance TO graduates
of Yale. and promise TO be very nearly as interest
ing to the public at large. Mr.. Norton never at
tempted any elaborate piece Of literature but in his
speeches and rhymes he showed that he had vari-
Gus gifts which would have qualified him for the
labors Of an author. He had humor. satire. SYM
PATTY, and with these things a felicous touch OF
expression that rendered his most spontaneous ut
terances inNsi!e and sometimes brilliant. He could
touch the verge of buresque in his little essay on
George Washington. read before the Chicago Liter
airy Club in 1871 but his funmaking never stepped
beyond the confines OF good taste He possessed
moreover, q constant element OF common-sense; his
thoughts were bright. but invariably logical and
sanely suggestive His pages belong among the
ephemerae OF happy occasions their principal
charm having fad~l WIN the disappearance OF his
delightful presence and still more delightful ora
tory. Mr.. Mason rcstifics to Norton's fascination
as a speaker and hundreds Of Yale men and others
will confirm the judgment. But. though the sparkle
OF spoken words may be lacking In this volume. the
persuasiveness Of uucoc,monly vigorous intellect
and Of winning wit Is still to he felt In perusal
Of It's miscellaneous contents. The verse. though OF
a confessedly minor characte: is full Of the same
gayety and ceverness that the prose pages disclose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-11
M[ENlDl, VVORTDl 1EIEI.

LNL1uI q y W WUu D UU UITUU7
BILTMORE AsHEv1LLE. " c.
This magnificent hotel. delightfully."- located IN m.
Mountains OF Western North Carolina has been leased
M.--rs. Insey Kittredge. The hotel newly ana
elegantly furnished and carpe'ed, 30 porcelain baths
added has electric lights. steam heat open hrepsces
elevators. and all its appointments superior; good
stables. and the best golf links In the South.
Through vesti5ule sleepers from New York The
egement Of this hotel VIII be most liberal, For book
lets further particulars address Messrs. &
Ktredge y. Il. Mr.. Lnsley was the successful pro-
prietor % the Hotel Bon AZ. Augusta Ga
New York Ofce. Fred H. Scohed. Metropolitan Build
irg. Madison Square New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-11

In THE Land OF the Castanet' Chicago: Herbert
s. Stone e. Coz Mr.. H. c. Chatfeld-Taylor has
made amusing volITe OF travel notes. He has
not penetrated beneath the surface. and. in fact,
tells nothing But no has written with
sympathy for his subject, and has put into con-
else form the impression OF the average tourist.
The traveller hunges.ag for initiation into the
mysteries Of Spanish so,ety will find Mr.. Chat
held-Taylor's pages a poor Introduction. but who
soever is content with ske;ch OF the surface Of
things may find It in this book we'll as any
where else. The illustrations tha but 'pr,tty."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-11
VIRGINIA BEACH. VA.

The P1o6m@@Sg Mmm@o
delightful resort Facing finest ocean beach
north 81 Florida. Il miles .. Norfolk Surrounded
By pine forests. Mid winter climate. Perfect appoint,
mens. Excellent bicycling and driving on beach ami
through woods. Address T. EDMUND KRUMBEIOLZ
Manager: Virginia Beach Va or Office n. V. Il. & 5.
r. n. Al Broad New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-11

TIME PENNHURST.
i Ocean end. Mchigan-aye. Atlantic City. y. ].
all the electric elevator running street
level: send for illustrated booklet. JAMES HOOD.
TINIIE BOSCOBEI. KcntUcky-aye., Beach, Atlantic
l. City. n. J.-Enlarged. Steam heat. sun paror.
Special rates. A. Il. MARION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-11
DAY.

METROPOLITAN OPERA HoUsE-GRAND OPERA
LAST WEEK (5ut ONE) OF THE SEASON.
Tonight B'klyn Academy
NINE CAr.yD Marguerite" in Councils Faust"
Fri Evg Feb. IL First production in " 7. OF Mas
senet's Opera. LIE CID Conductor, Mancnelli.
lean and Ed de Reszke. Plancon Bars and Iassalle-
Mines IItvinne and Clementine De We're.
Sat Mat. Feb l3. Last matinee OF CARMEN"
Cave Marie Enge. Sallgnac and Ancona.
Sat Ev'g Feb 49, Last OF the Pop. sat. Night per.
formances. III. TRONATORE
Mines Traubmann, Mantelli. NM. Ceppi. CampanarL
Sun. ESvg. Feb IA Last Sunday Night Concert wheA
in addition miscellaneous Concert. Rossinrs "Stahat
Mater will be performed sooists Huberman. the great
BOY yolnist tnis last appearancs). Mines C.ementns
De We're and .Mantelli NM. VIM LAWN. Bispharn and
Plancon Met Opera Chorus and permanent orchestra
Conductor Seldl.
Mon Evg Feb. IS. Last performance OF LIE CID
Wed. Ey'g Feb II. Last time OF Faust.
With Calye and Jean and Ed de Reszke.
Fri Evg. Feb. 10 Last night Of the Season.
Programme will be announced later.
Sat Afternoon Feb ~. Last Performance and Farewell
Matinee.
srEINwAY PIANOS USED EXCLUSIVELY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-11

Sailing June, July and August Low prices, rang
ing $3.50 Sk, Itineraries 81 EDWIN JONES, in1
Putnam Ave. Brooklyn. " Y. Tour Round the World,
81 CTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-11

For Boys and Young Men-City.
DERKELEY SCHOOL
ID 1924 IVES. 44h ST Second half I'm year. begins
Fvb list Boyr be entered for the year beginning
Oct New register. be issued March LIST, Will be
application.
J. CLARK READ Registrar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-11

HOTEL LURAY, - -
IL ATLANTIC CITY, " J.
Directly the Beach,
Fine new private baths. with scientific plumbing and all
modern improvements Handsomely finished frstca,
in every respect. JOSIAH WHITE & SON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-11
WHITE STAR LINE.

:
TIRE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS.
From Pier 90 Z. r. foo: OF Rooseveli-s:.). p m.
SEMINOI. Chas. * jacksonville. Friday, Feb 10
Jack .nnviile Monday. Is
IROQCOIS. Chss. Jackson :,e Wednesday Feb. II
ALGONQUIN Chas & Jacksonville. Friday Feb. 10
Steamers have hrst-Class passenger accommodations
VIZ F. CLYDE & co. General Agents
Bowling Green. y. Y.
Fla Cent Penn. Fast F. r. Line. via Jacksonville
Great So Freight and Passenger Line via Charleston
T. g. Eyer. General Agent. 59l Broadway y. Y.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-04-21

the Greeks cave captared aTortfned po-
sition at Merexa, in Macedonia.
According to the general understand
ing here, the Turkish plan of campaign
is concentration of the Turks near the
important Greek frontier town of Tyr
navos, with view of forcing the noun
tain passes leading toward Larissa One
report, which is generally credited, has
it that Edhem Pasha, at the head of H.
900 men has already begun this move
ment and rumors in this respect are fly
ing, the substance of them being that
the battle which is expected to be
fought at or near Tyrnavos has already
commenced.
The Greek plan of campaign, so far as
it is understood by the Athenians, is
founded ON the defense Of Larissa in the
first instance, an attack upon that place
having been anticipated and prepared
for by occupying and taking every pos
sible advantage of all strategic points.
The country there is admirably suited
for defense and, while this defense is
undertaken, the Greek fleet is relied on
to destroy the coast ports Of Epirus and
Macedonia. The Greek belief in ulti-
mate success is based ON the expectation
of a universal rising of the Macedonians
and Epirotes, so soon as the Greeks sue
coed in winning brilliant victory, any
where, over the Turks.