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Oils.

WILMINGTON, July S.---Spirits of turpentine
steady at 314@23Ac Rosin firm at 81. 25QII 30.
Crude turpentine firm at T.30, $1.S0 and $l.9O.
Tar firm at $l15.
NEW YORK, July S.-Petroeum dull. Resin
quiet; strained, common to good 26A Q26Ac.
Turpentine quiet at $1.72l2Q1.75.
OIL CITY, July S.--Credit balances, soc: GER
thcates bids; shipments, 1928 brs; runs.
SO, 373 brls
SAVANNAH, July S.-spirits of turpentine
steady at 24hc. Rosin firm.
CHARLESTON. July S-Rosin firm; no sales.
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LIVE STOCK.
Butcher Cattle Steady-HOgs Active
and StrOng-Sheep Dull.

INDIANAPOLIS, July .-Cattle-Recepts 500
shipments, 100. There a liberal supply. The
market was steady for butchers grades while
steers were dull at shade lower prices. Quite
a number We're held over
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births.

Mary and Henry Hoffman. lii6 Nelson street
girl.
Mrs and David Uley. West Pearl street. boy
Nancy and Thomas Morgan, 6 Orange avenue
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Marriage Licenses.

Charles c. Forbes and Bessie A. Stevens,
Clemens Hsrig and Josephine Rottler.
David 3. Henry and Myra L. Whipping.
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Tinners, snnnIies

Best brands charcoal tin. &c. 10xl4 14x2O l2xf2
s550gG TX i0xl4 l4x20 l2x12 SC. 75a07. so; roofing
tin, best brands, IC 14x2o s4.25a4.75: 2Ox2s Ss50
et9.50; IL. 2ex2Ss old STYLE Sl3 block tin In pigs
l6c block tin In bars. Use: zinc sheet &c: copper
bottoms, bic; planished copper 2Ic; solder. ilQ
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12c iron, 27B $3.50: &c, So: iron. best booin
galvanized, 75c and 10 per cent: lead, pressed
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Clover-Choice recleaned, 60 lbs, s4q425; prime
$.25Q4.50. English. choice S4.50G475; alsike
choice. 81 i5Q5 alfalfa, choice, S4.40Q460 GRIM
sou or scarlet clover. ~ 55Q3 timothy As lbs
prime. $ls0gl 40 strictly prime, sl.40Ql6O; fancy
Kentucky. IA lbs. sl55Q1 65, extra clean, 7OQ9oc:
orchard grass. extra, s175G190; red top. choice
sl61.75; English bluegrass. "a lbs. Sl15Ql.75. NIL
let. prime. 55d60c choice. 60Q65c; fancy, 65Q75c;
Hungarian. 60175c.
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NEW"WELLS IN INDIANA

Transfers. 9; consideration
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The following are the prices coal and coke
retaied in this market:
Anthracite coal. 81 per ton; Plttsburg lump.
1911 Brazil block $2.75; Winifrede lump, So. rs;
Jackson lump, $3.50; Greene county lump 500;
Paragon lump, $25e; Greene county nut, $3.50;
Blossburg coal, $3.50; crushed coke SO per "a bu;
lump COKE $2.75; foundry coke. Sc per ton.
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HI.ILpING PLANS FILED.

Plans FOR new buildings alterations have been filed
at the pspsrtmsn, q BuiIdng' as follows;
o5thst. n 2iave. for Ave nv ayss.osy s.sy
S ssef George sssr s.1s Of So ri VEST oh
st. owner: Edward wenz. OF No 1881 sd-ave. .,s M,
I,ith-st. =. 40 II 2 Of Ianox-ave fJr three Ave
story brick fats. 2O5xs3 and u Gxs'; Adolph
ssSDS sSsup atnaS OF No & ' Of Fssa So S W..s a,shs
,,stSos, S@',@': ito n q 5.h.avs for ays
q No East IO6th-st. owner: John Iiauser. Of 90 oo
S. M LIN isi HIS"'se(a I, Of St for
nve four and avs story BRICK dwsnE. ssi .., i.," @
st. owner: q 4 schellInger, Of No i2s Broad
sroaSway' Nos esi and iGs crosby-st for an
Homer J Burist Of No I5e Broad~ay ~n and
owners: schickei 4 Ditmsrs. OF No iii 9Th
architects 1"o"'
a., NS ,as sain ns "Ss sS West. to TWO ,ourOry
brick ewellngs; Mrs sarah Gsrdlner OF: OF no
s0 w w:s as ~ @s., @ 2wns' M srshsS SisS cromwell
,2th 81, No os} West. 'hreestorv brick
aSsnf W.s, h win cwns s,2s 'eTi chsr.! R.ns Of 10 ia
ss,h st. n ., 2cS6 It Of ls,aye. 10 a three
Augustine IIyand. Of No Aoe Fast Isth-si.
owfsr; charles stesrnayer. Of No aos East -,
Elm n'e st. No isi to III; ard cen,resi Nos 2.7
and 2iO 10 a story brick factory: August
rrerEman q No +o3 Broome ST. owner: pe .o,
Iemos Cordes. archtec'. ,,, o,; 'oo"
' hassn,ent brick business buildings (sores ami
sale.Iooms, ThonH. DoGnsr psfe,, of No Ir I%+
10 20 court s,, Brookiyn architects 10000
New bullings. branch ONCE; ,,,,, ~,
Bronx psrs aeou, i ,ar frame 's pnbc aTat5ry
e.SlI 8 ,rk ,I3; sao Il u The neiiori ''''
Park station. tor one story and loft frame o,
stasle aT, aso, $40 It " Of the Bedford Park
sta,ion for a one story stone powerhOuse. with
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nood either In the near or remote future. But why
-, ,ot remember that when California was admitted
S.a'enood with representation in the Senate and
an naouse OF Representatives. IL was but mining
shot shannot Tor moment be compared favorably with
.nnose now In the Hawaiian Islands. Moreover. at
.nat time San Francisco was at a six months dis
ann atvih washington regards communication
a, u ma, service, while to-day. even in the absence
"a ~ capie: Honolulu Is but twelve days distant
irnm the National capital
uhheN Hawaii. Mr.. Schurz continues. Is 10
,uvh on course of In in'iscriminate aggrandize-
Uo..,, ~ mas already been shown that 10 annex
@ mawaii VIII be but carry the policy which
We nave followed ano from the beginning OF our
tunuepehIent National existence. VIII no; Mr.
& hnd MS friends be equally at liberty 20 OPP
~ posSinie future anneXatons as they have been
" op'oose thi5? The Hawaiian annexation treaty
Hawaiian pastures
b,nn re , aignes that West Indian annexatlons have
;h as0iGea rom the further apprehension that
% sne aequlsition OF distant. especially insuar pos
,fS sessiohs would entail upon this Republic incalcu-
n,nc burdens iii the shape OF large armaments he
in % Tor their protection and defence" This
IL ,nsorite argument with those who oppose
In, rnJwaiIan annexation. VIII Mr. Schurz kindly
pohI u out Just how large an arma nent has been
h maintained for the protection OF Boston IIarbor
snn, aI.c tne invention Of modern ships Of and
hhioEern hIn ordnance have rendered the forts OF the
naIpor mere curiosities OF a past age and the re-
sSrt OF pieasure-seekcrso Why at any time during
Wy Wy iist thirty years. has not Boston, WHY have
lo our ihsular possessions along the Atlantic Coast
\, !" benrlhs Sea, been seized bv hostile fleets
& IL no, me moral power OF the Stars and Stripes
Sioie suinced 10 protect our coasts? VIII Mr.
r Srnurz venture 10 say that the flag hyng il
any part or the world will not command the same
ieSpnS' HpHS and the same moral force?
,Mli MT: Schurz and his friends give these re-
Boston. July &c 1897
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THE NEW CIVIL SERVICE ORDER


GENERAL MoRGAN's SUGGESTION UNDER PHESI-
DENT HARRIsON--A CASE or INJUSTICE
To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir President McE!rey's recent order prohibit
ing removals from the classified service except on
written charges 10 which the accused may reply
marks new epoch In the cause OF Civil Service
reform l have special personal satisfaction in
this new order which. think. may he pardoned
for expressing. During my term Of service
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs President Harrison.
on my recommendation. included large proportion
OF employees I'm the Indian service under the Civil
Service regulations. When Commissioners Lyman,
Roosevelt and myself were consulting together
with reference TO the recommendation 10 be sub
mitted TO the President suggested and the Com
missioners adopted the idea Of prohibiting removals
except for cause. on written charges. This recon-;
mendaton rejected by Secretary Noble and
his consideration. I have strong reason TO believe
that had IL gone to him he would have accepted
and promulgated II.
Let me cite an instance which illustrates forcbly
the injustice which hitherto could be wrought un-
ner Ine rules lie OF ,he CYL SerXce soon aer me me
Assistant Teller in the Treasury Department was
removed from his Office. where the salary was
s.. 80 and appointed TO II subordinate place where
the salary was N.aOo. He had been In the service Of
the Government for about eighteen years. serving
through successive grades until he occupied one OF
the most difficult and responsible places In IN" De-
personal Character. honored and trusted by the
Treasury officials. very often being sent 10 New
10
In the Sub Treasures. There complaint
whatever against his efficiency or conduct lie was
simply removed 10 make place for the son OF
Democratic Senator. The new appoiniee had neither
the experience the ability 10 perform the duties
OF the office, and allowed 10 do such inferior
work he could perform but he drew the high
salary OF the place to which he was appointed dur
ing the four years of the Cleveland Administration.
Meanwhile the clerk who had been removed from
the office of Assistant Teller and degraded to
much lower place assigned 10 his old position
and required do the work of Assistant Teller
which he had performed before his reduction thus
rOlal ip1lr NJ a
for four years one of the first acts performed by
Secretary Gage after becoming acquainted with MS
duties as Secretary of the Treasury was 10 restore
this clerk to his former place ANA salary. thus
making partial amends 10 him for me gricVouH
wrong done him by the last Administration.
OF course il is always possible 10 trump up
charges against an official and TO make them IN"
excuse for his removal when that has been dei-
ntely decided upon. 1t is very strange process
that OF getting up charges against an upright otn-
cial; but ii does its dirty work so that even the
new order Of President Mckinley Will not entirely
prevent abuses. but II is a great step forward. .
New-York July % 1885, T. J. MORGAN.
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"uISDIRECTED ZEAL"

To the Editor of The Tribune >-.,.n
Sir: The editorial in your issue OF Tuesday WIN
the above captionJ is opportune and JUST 10 'He
point The writer of this has for long time O'e
an aAmirer OF Theodore Roosevelt. ana was "uV"
olaased with the appointment he received io' '''
p,os.r, nositIon. Probably many of his friends
80, ,hough perhaps not differing materially Win
., On the views ne en,crtains regarding the an
rex,.ion OF the Sandwich Islands. felt pa'hed oi'
read,ng the report OF his remarks at recent gam
e,,ne OF the ohio Naval Reserves. where ne hu'ieu
uo-ds OF defiance al foreign Powers with "hom we
To show proper degree OF patriotism j. cef'a'n'y "a ~
ry commcndabe al all times. but 10 induisr ~ a.,
sr.: sr.a:orcai display Of jngoism Is o. qnes'ioiipIe
oIa,o e and from gentleman holding the onIclai
nasasition occupied by Nj. Roosevelt seems mol ohlg
poo.';;Iad for hi, calculated 10 work harm. Sucn
uhOrns.ions stir Up unpleasant feelings among tnGse
70 whom directed and teiI 10 stran irnniii,c and
mischievous r,,, o. 1se7
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os,ssn Henry ana wife b,,,., to w'R E,,x.,.1s K1s
o;.s:n. Henry and VIE WlI,a% "..IanJ K1s';
s'S;sv. '?;S' ss Z, 'is Of q ,sS;: : 10000
ana Tru.a ru%F co%paHy ""p @ No we. 18th s
Hes. JACOB COB and vile to James conway,
issi-st 2eo.io IT Of Amst' rdam-ave. install I, ,o
same simon ii Stern. corner il'have and ,,7o
Hdrs,msnn Demand Fqslsrc il and Aber; and wives
the Ms,ropsil,sn saving. Bank. Hall Place. ,.oo
uosSerman % son,s S,hs 10 yy~rh,nani Kai1man
corner lewis and 9th sis. and months q 400
HSfmsnai aarila;:i w,fs d.oTT, y.y Wolf 200
Hunt %l.n j. s.s @ IN. 70 j ss1ss Ssss.ns esc'~'
nsSp ' Saa to I.enn.ti King. No 40 Fast oso
Kupsmsn. rsriinond. to Harriet woIbsCh sree: ,m
xsI sS es. ec W ns. 81 scSs. lH. a"S 20. and
Fast ai.'-i. aemand mor,sasess s,,,r, 3; al
trustee. ' II Ellen < ward lss East aai-"' ,s ooo
Same to the tiirari Iafs Insurance Annuity and
Tn, rn't ,, sG%gaIy "s ~ : ,., I- years @
Same To- john ii anknson and trustees =, coo
ssd.s,. 100 II q esingtonay1es 1s , y'aa. Ne. '"
Lennon Anna and wlliam F to 9o'mhus. Jonh we
Mayer. Marion. to Margaret NJ Norwood No iai 5000
MORE %T. 4ssms. s5ns. K Io Il kaaie sons, iih
Ms' 'aSISy SS IT f.Sfch. Sf 'ayf 'o wiam a.
3. ls sG u u t: i.svs Of i'aS.; ',.o
Same Henry + Weekes. same property. YEAR o''"
Newly. Wellington and Gertrude T.. 10 H-otss
bro'kway ct a. trus'.ss. s., e,s W,rd yssrs 100
opprnh-imsr August' 70 Jonh = Daru .t.'''''" aOOO
Palmer stephen A.. and wife - Sarah An"H' Oh ON
son. n : ?.d-st. 2Is II " II 3i-ave. var:
same 10 Charles llowand' SANE p'o'. i0O
Paul. Philip. u 1arnartine Paul. W r9ad Ira"t,S
Westchester village 10 P-!hain t'rlnsr' u" suo
Joining the Hsight estate. l3 part, :" years
P.ar.ar. John W. 70 John Hoe, No 90 '" 100
-
same 70 Edward Gormey ell a'' '.'.., 'A'". p 300
Eusse.l Frsderick D. 10 EHHAoe'n ''' "''"' ~. 800
Fast llSN -. year.
Rowanslsy Johsnna to Ephram u Levy " co,
Teller ave. 45s II n OF l1'h 81. Nrd'','
Re,hsl Elisabeth r. to haysne ays ra,r 500
Russell cora g to Franrss .ars ~ .'"''. 10000
Same 20 sarah J Van S''''n' N"' -. 80. 300
Of 10Th ] wear.
Sl,arkev fohn G.. and wife 10 the 2hi Wari 81"
GI@raiiy- hu.l'ns ana s canbn ave instaImsns 2Jao
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GRIEVANCES AGAINST CABMEN.
HOW ONE WHEEI.WoMAN HAS DEALT WITH ob
sTRUCTIONIsTs OF THE STREETS

HOW ONE WHEEI.WoMAN HAS DEALT WITH Oh
srRI-CTIoNIsTs OF THE STREETS.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: An article in The Tribune of the 18th on
complaints of Cabmen Against Ricycliss" leads
me to give my experience ia wonanS after IldlhS
for a year fearlessly but carefully throughout orr
city's length. With exception. the only class
Of people whom we bicyclers encounter who are
persistently and Increasingly impertinent. nReres-
sive and dangerous are the cabmen; of hansoms
first. tLen all coach and cab drivers in our stre"'s
and In the Park They deliberately run one down:
they allow rights of way 10 us. ard are inVara-
bly, impudent before and when being rebuked My
only protection and satisfaction when riding without
escort Is TO report the offender 10 the police or 10
The hotel etc whence the cab halls. Only re-
Gently followed a hanson driver TO the w aidori
and there reported and silenced hih a.er MS ,
and Madison ayes. shouting 10 ne lmpIueHtN 10
get out his way and not take the whole stree'
The street clear at that hour, anu was d''''
near the curb. ,, 49,,
Lately | have reported "a newly adopted onence
OF those Cabmen. which Is TO drive with one "neei
on our bicycle pathways in MadisCn-aVe anu eIat-
rightful road If we would pass them and not be
annoyed ard retarded - ,,,-
| frequently have called out to some OicEc.mr t
ahead OF me: please report this man TO next OIL
Ger YOU see,' with tho effect that the caDnan
wheeled off the track in a trice But nave no"
put the matter In the hands OF our nic!C'e Poii
carriages. and also 10 please thef @ h;Scio
getting easier riding at the expense OF our bic!cie
rights and convene zee , -, ,.ors,,s
;rhere il no room for sympathy for cahmen versus
hicvclists The whole class Of them-evtn belore
bottling wagon and brewery wagon HrNr,,S IT.
Inc brought 10 law by rs. till they are lorceu 10 oc
respectful and cease being menace L. our "S's
and comfort. - W. '''' -
New-York July & 1897.
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p,rA FOR PRISON EMPLOYMENT

r. ,be Editor Of The TTibuhe'
CT. We are very much concerned for the New
81. CO nr,souers Deprived OF active employ
io,M ,hev must be most miserable. We learn
mat numbers of them are becoming insane. TINS
was al committed the objectionable sin and
nave ~ might expect from civilized community
us consideration as to . their Welfare "a asv.ss Ms
hope ana prra' NAV be provided for these confined
men and women 40. Kindly using the columns
We notice, e,hi. ,th 'naper TO stir UP the hearts and
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30

VIVISECTION WORK ON THE No"V'ii''
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir. Apropos OF the startling "truths "h'ch you
,,,,.h ,odav from The Boston Transcript rela-
tive 10 the great benefit conferred upon SUFFERING
humanity by the mosquito If the third point Is wen
,akep | would like to ask how 1t is II you quietly
snip off the rear end OF the an'ma' WIN d s"'i
scissors after he has become Thoroughly ehgroSseu
A., h,s york of inocuaion. be will continue MS
operat,ons. seemingly obIivous tha' he mas re-
ce,yed any damage. and there will accuinu'"'e Jus.
below the ornce thus made conSdepoe pd and mr,ch
more than could possibly be n,,inss 49, ~
body of the MOSQUITO? & A&iuer sns Of fu,ness or
Sstisfaciion or whatever 1t may be, sUThr ant"ned
onous and the bird finally becomes ulsneii n ,rsa
and takes his departure apparently ho"' ''
for his adventure. ,. o,d ,berefore sneak
from experience and think TINS rae, &c oini nv
d,Snoses of the theory presented on ths POM ~ ~
ns I;as,ou Transcript" Perhaps some one tlse
, ie az " ;he same for the other points ours vri!
truly, - ,o,-
Nev-York July %, 1884,
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Recorded MORTGAGES.

III II " iGgh 81: year. ::.;:.............
gais.ey Georg- y. and Thomas y Watson. 70
oiS,tiyn A Smv,h. lot ~ To %. io3 % III, and
m - is map q Cebrie Park. 24'h Ward.
years an
Erann Maria W. 70 antony Waliaet. Nos ~ ana
70 Uarris0n-s, and No $40 Washington 81.
d.
pyy,airan John and Maggi" to Railroad Coop
'ar.,Iv. Buildng and Loan Association. lots w
ana % revised map OF Seneca Park. install
men's 90 js:,nh,a,m n levy 70, sis map
cSyan Nest PARK. cath Ward. years. s......--..
III LORENZO. Gr@Eorlo 20 Enhr,im u Levy. es
prsiley-aye s24f n Of iseth-st. years. .....
r,annvan Michael II. ard vile ~ Samuel katz.
30 "a West s4ih-st- year, :,
Fisher. Henry J. and wife 70 Theodore NJ Bert'ne.
c;,he-, Frank ". and wife q Jennie Stuart
ils,h- st. 100 n OF sth-ave extends 20
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Sansuinetti. Emma c. to Ephraim Ivy, A,
Teller-ave. 6Os.fi II n OF I6ath-st yens. '"S
Thompson Walter f.. and wife to Wiilam "a
KinGsand. n corner Brook-ave ana io'tn-"' AZ
woodman. Austin f. to Laura Mander. ne
iIsth- st. 100 n e OF yandsrb!lt-aye. years'
Wagner Mari the Institution for the sav,nxs OF ..
Merchants Clerks. No 81 Bankrt , years. TO-
Well. Matilda. to Henrietta Rodh. Nos iW an"
III West IIth-st Instalments. a. y"
wrth Henry ]. 10 Norman ]. Archer. no W. 10
East 1tth-st. years 10
Zehme Eliza. TO John Wsnze. Ioth-s iH
n n of Avenue A. lcasehold. instalnsnts' u
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

r.wis :, . " corner Gth-st. 2o4x irregular;
Harrie, wolbach executrx. to Ferdinand Kurz- =,
samr man property: Ferdinand Knizman and wife to
c,saHs SoaS.e 70 ~itl%t" ii to 40 Mlligan
West io'1 st, it2 {, OF So S'h Abe aET
Pa'chl0 ;S fyf,rix q and ;d, ..e S~ ,s sarah '""
@tiy a., sicen t. IN to " cora c Russeli. 10
2i.,. Nos aa2 ana .. ga Eas, 'oS'2 Moses csno
Avenue r 50 asgT q; s3r''' Edward I. Malcolm to
asts., 1ao'!S 90 sss Wr.i 2;ssss Rudolph Ges ,,.,
ana "is 10 4S4a 4 Of sth ave 90 loxlooj.
Eugene Conkln and wife to Elizabeth =,
ia.fh arh's st s. 2i5 Il Of rark 25xcoii:
Il io,G5 2G dn cream %, rex ampany 1sr TO arry
I'm sl@ ri~r'' corner iilih-s, ioilIxioo; John
Lots rP%s p" loo and lS map So 80: Lucy l. Logan
John i% Ans9's sii corner Graniaye l.c John
y, ,o,s, va Va * coas" ave- @
q Il n ot i7ist-t. 25xloo. Ephram Levy oo,o
r.', q IS. map Van Sssi Park Ephralm Levy ...
I@5 2s Hioek 4. emendsd map Hudson rs Eo'e
George + Schellenberg ..........:..;:.:..;::. s"
Lot sc. Block VI. same map; same to Ka'e Gii ~,
,,s,R ..nP 81. No Il West. 2oslcil; Frederick II
waIsrr % It.. no 81. sesioo: Edwin Mnheson to ,ooco
Marion Butler %: - nros. '''"
rad 20 ,es, widr san'ns sDn lanl Fo-sI,h OF p%G s1G
vie ," ,o george Fofs,ih :..,...... iecs
II No l0O n ~ tth ave li1
H,ll: George g Austin. referee. To olN-r 5000,
Van Beur~n ami other .......-:...,- loVp
37th-si lGj n " Of 81 ave. 2OCr9: Joseph on
sMsckey al executors. 10 Frederick Srtsch 81. o'""
iOOih- -. No l+i. n i2i.4 ft " ~ Columbus
ave- 2I.3xi0l.l: Julius BrODkheim ana another
Alien IT, rsi'f st. So a"as %. william heiciow to william
Johann 0ne-quart-r parf............,......'.. 81"
100: Ephrainl Is Levy TO johanna Rnwensky..... Vp
Teller ave- n " $ cos II (, u . Of IG,th-st TX
Ok 0r Irregular: 0 Emma g Sanquin-tti.. 92o
Ninforl Place l22 II ~ Jennings a. lV'x 80
100: - Ba,e and wife 10 Augusta Weller lo
18th It, 80 4ia East. 25x92: Samuel III stone - -
.. 10 Mani Happ -",''
All a. n g. Of I|Yington-av-. -. Sn-O:
Martha W Horgan and another to John
ksarTs
s1h- 81, n 2Os n . of Columbusave 2lx1oOs
Henry " Schlonann and wife ~ Never Hecht
S5h-s, No 3oG East: Philip Schmidt and wife .
10 Ralthaser Hoffman, and wife ............... ?up
iO,th II No ~ East iIxsO 10: Edward CORN 49,.
lev 81 al 20 John W Pearsa .......,........ 1lvo
'oas, a.d 81, vic o 10 rhcres, Fletcher 1900
,as,L-st 100 - sth- ave, l2IS.s' IL
Lille n Gilbert Frank " Gilbert. '...........
Norris-ave 255 n of Highrdge Road
5Oxl2s: William Boggs ana wife 10 Charles "a
- N az map u Iacona Park. 2,xl0o; Charles
p.Ihern road adjoining ffaght estate. 90 u 100
acrr-: Iamartins Paul and wife 10 Philip Paul.
one-thrd par' ..........: ..............'
- Sos ~ and revised map of seneca Park
charles u shirner 10 John Eranigan. oo
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brick lining. e5x57: city owner: Robert " Obj
son. OF No 10 Waii-st. architect.
i35tb-st. 9. f25 II Of 81 Ann's-sve: for four
143d-st and Grand Boulevard. owner; A Web
ster Of No S02 Wis-avs. architect .........
Freeman-st. .. 80 n Of Cnlsholm.sf. for
one-story frame store. iJx2s; Henry Muller. OF
No ~ rnion-ave owner: VI Garvin. OF NO
3,:fi 3i-ave, architect OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30
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A CRITICISM OF PRESIDENT ANDREWs
HIS WISDOM IN OPPOSING THE COLLEGE MAN
.n.ur.,.-r .A.r, prStcNING QUESTIONED.

AGEMENT AND IN REsrGNING QUESTIONED
To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: The parers are discussing the resignation OF
President Andrews from Brown; quite nuH'oet a'
sumo that II is persecution. some that IL ~ s'in"s
free speech: some defend one side ana some ue
fend the other The writer living almost III '''e
shadow of the University and somewhat acqua'h'e"
with the conditions would like TO say MS say
There IL a qualification mentioned In the po" u
greatly recommended. and II Is wisdom. NO matter
how much I may be prejudlced. am correct III
saving that Dr. Andrews's action In resigning. as
well his position the freesilver question. may
well be questioned as to its wisdom. IL he IS 'he
right sort OF man for the president OF coiiege
he would certainly try to work harmoniousV wiz"
the governing faculty. President Andrews WIS !"
person employed by the college and drawing Il s''-
ary as a fair and acceptable compensation. ana tue
governing management expected that he wou'd use
his splendid abilities In the education OF YOUTH
and furthermore il was expected that In his meth
ods and ma cement as president he should act IN
harmony with the governing faculty That II noun.
ing unreasonable. A house cannot he n success anu
he divided against itsef In Its management l.
would be perfectly proper for him 10 recoihhe""
that In the study OF political economy the matter
of free coinage of silver be discussed and It's adj
vantages and disadvantages thoroughly weighed
and no doubt that method would nave been "c-
ceptabe to the management: but for MN 10 - ~
the best political method that could be adopted.
ana he was so far committed that he could brook
no opposition on the part OF the college inanhse-
ment does not seem 10 be wisdom. President An,
drews the servant of the college; ne shouiu u
consider that the advancement Of science was ms as
first and foremost duty. He certainly shouih ne
reasonable enough 10 try and satisfy inc man,
agement that he was doing what he Thought Wa Wa
the wisest course and righteous by every known
test. The President OF the nited states IL Douia
TO exercise his wisdom and il Is not unreasonaDee
that wisdom should have first consideration ana
then the authority to pursue the course whlcn Wis
dom indicates The writer to the conclusion
that II not wise for any selected as pTesdeh,
or manager of an institution whether educatlona @
dct i'm action or sentiment with the marked policy
of the institution which he Is to give MS ne anu
abilities to serve. Sf'.Nr'>'
Pawtuckct. r. j. July o. 1897