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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-12

Plans buildings and alterations nave nee" 'e'
at .he Department OF buildings as follows
New buildings. main office
122d-st, 8 s. oil II Of ST Nicholas ave, lot
one and story brick church. stxO,. rourtn
Reformed Presbyterian Church. OF No s'o Wcs'
sith-st. owner; W Cole OF No io3 west ''s'- az oco
architect F'
lead at n g. I25 n W Of Amsterdam-ave for Two
Ave story brick and stone flats. 2,xoI4: Jonn
Fridel OF No $40 West i59h-s owner: John ~ nm
% Ot West 42i-st. architect ~ W"
Alterations. main Office: .
Avenue c. No 100 a five story brick tenement
with stores: \ : Hirsch. Of No " ~ MARKS
Plac, Jariine Kent a Jardine, or NO -.o
/ ai2 broadway architects. ......::..... 100
G,haye. Noe lG7 and 400. and No 103 West 18th
st. three and five story brick ana stone
work shops W stores; Pacely estate Of No
6th-ave owner & Stegnlayer or NO o"o
East s2i-st. architect ...........''''.. wv
New buildings. branch office:
Woody q 100 n g OF De Voc 81, Tor
a one story frame studio 1sx2sl Kate u An.
derson owner. Campbell. ~ 10th st and go
Jerome- ave. architect ...............,:..... "o
81 Iawrenc--ave. .. 200 n OF Merrill st. Tor
a three story frame dwelling. 2lx3s: Regina
Re of No 10 Forest ave- owner;
Gustav Schwarz OF No o5+ East losth 81, q -oo
architect ~''
yette ave. and Whittier centre OF roadway
for a one story temporary frame boarding
house IOOx25; city. owner; Charles Baxter * , ooo
son Of No $50 ID ave. architects In"
Alterations branch office: -.
Vanderbilt ave, No 12iS to two ana a -nai
story brick dwelling: Ellen Kelly OF NO 'S.o
VanderbIlt-aye, Mclennan of no ooo
1 1876 Madison ave. architect .................. ~"
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REAL ESTATE.
THE RANK FOR SAVINGS. BLEENEh-Sl
PROPERTY sOLD-OTHER TRANS
ACTIONS.

The repeatcd rumors OF the sale OF tho Bank Tor
Savings building on the north side OF BcccKers'''
$50 feet east OF Broadway. were connrme" !esoc'
day by the announcement that the NEGOTIATIONS
which have been pending for many weeks are
actually closed and that the property mas mas
nassed into the hands OF new owners. who VIII
oroct n large mercantile building on the piot,
which has a frontage Of SO feet ana nep'" VI wv
feet running back to Shnbone AIiey me nam
of The pur ,hasers could not he learner. hui wv
exact price paid. The consideration Is KNOW" ~
be about $4,000. however.
w Bourkc Cochran has bought iro" 'o''. -
Williams tho ,inc-story business building ut NOS.
and : WavcrIoy Place. 0xlS Feet AT N''''"'
giving No 125 West Sixty-fourth-st. ana NUS
in Washington ID. C.. in part payment "'.'e.
details Of this transaction Will be founu III a'o''e
column of this issue. ,,.
Randolph Guggenheimer has sold 10 frie"" ma
Nos 2si5 and 30 Frort-st two four-stoiy 'N
stores and tcnemcn;houses on p9 }dr Potter e.
William r. Lowe & Co have SOLO ao' ,ho sonth
side of Northumberland wentieth-si' 90, 20 fnr
Eighth and Manhattan aves.' NJ apou' S-''' ~
Henry Richard has sold for Mrs . Annie s,d NJ
nS NS houAd 9S Morris nkestsn
who gives in exchange frame mousse anu '"o ''''
at Passaic n, J. r.. c,s,ov p uelfrech to
Charles Abrah and Joseph Moses; no; NO
East Eighty fog15h-s to 10 ayes'Ory apartment
hG Rc6a G 10 AeSaHdr has for George
Cook to Julius Lyons on 'r Mot iixSs at the cor
ner of Grand and Gates ayes, Brooklyn, ana WV
private dwellings adjoining on similar IA pD the
block of about twenty lots bounded by me Milsr
bridge Road Ashley (Two-hundred- and ~; y,
sixtb-st) and the Harlem River, KingsD'ldse' WIN
land under water and riparian rights.
IN THE AUCTION-RooM
Tho following was the result Of the auction oner-
ings of real estate yesterday at No. III broadway
by Strong & ireland: No. q West Nineiy,ih,,irg
81 ncsr t,ighth-avc. four-story brick dwelling,
iot 20xl00S; amount due, Sl723i foreclosure sag
Robert II Rudd against Mary Bennet, et al
referre John C. DevereauX. attorney, Percy Il.
Klock: adjourned to August - ~. %, tIos,ore,
Bv Richard V. Harnett a. Co.: No w Hester-s.;'
near Eldridge-st hvc-story brick double tehcitt
with four-story brick tenements. IN rear Oh ~,
% 10 1903 facing Hester-st; plot TO run noa VI
100 bv east 70 by south 30 by west 3b2 70 aheywhy
by south ~ to Iester-st, by west 36io; ainoun'
due $50. foreclosure mechanics lien; lho TOT, T
Caliigan and Thomas +. Gagan, IL. against VIII
lam r. Wilson; referee, William T. blain; as'or-
ney George c. Coffin; adjourned 10 August To-
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Gnroucan Simon ano Grnuci.

THE MISSES GRINNELl, formerly % East S4th ST.
i will leave New-York October J. for elGhi nontls
residence in France and Germany They Will chaperon
Young ladies who wish study. Three months supple
inentary travel ADDRESS Brookline. Mass
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BUILDING PLANS FILED.

Veintroub Fi.chcI and wife to the State Bank = M
No 40 Rivington-st secures credit ....'.''' '0'
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adams 10 5ehp to EPhIs% s Levy 2ssrs Teller s,
and Trust Company. 30 a4 washinEions'. ,ooo
B5leInan sarah to he Emisran' industrial s.1 say;
c6 Efsf Kate p. to the i..wyeis Mortgage In.
surance Company. 27th-si. 1903 # Of COCO
clarse @'f EIiSab@h and william D. to Robert
Morelt Ryer-aye. is2' # OF burnside .o.o
Same lae to same S'' Rycr-are. i575 II Of Burn.
phesn Wa yS't rs asiaye Dsch 10 50 Market
rc 81 2s MP tearsc " and wife to Title Guarantee
and Trust Company Nos 10 and Is West seth
FlpSt4 lex James NJ 80 Howard Martin.
sSi-st 56 T; Of columbus-ave years.. 10000
d,s i bank Of "@ ME- r. No iss East
IaSsan d%aad to- United states Trust Company '"
Of NewYGIk. 30 y? Wss, lgin-st; ! year 1900
st. 1855 r OF Sth-aye, also i9th-sr. 1861
XIV Ms s'' and husband to Barbara tbe 1000"
SS 40 r. trG IN Ja6 dDSsr 800
7.6s lG 4 R. ,n aye demand 1assa@h $500
mer, l5sth st. $50 # of Ilth ave. or
kane Cf@ries w. and wife to carrie Williams '"
,shsi 500 +, Of s,h-q Hs.,3 yam 1000
LFs SsO w. ia5 Sfs 50 Of 1Ia s Secures
I notes Louis to Jacob tiesscnhaincr and an on"
other trustees etc. Of Henry Ellsworth. No 80
stanton st. and Eldrdse-st 60 OF ,ooo
Lcyers' cfarles and wife to the Citizens' say
ines Bank New York. n e Let and
Ipcken, Charles r. tn. iermania Life lnsur
Company. 18th ST, 100 II " OF 18th
ave. and adjoining lots > years. mortgages. $1,000
Pckeu. ann - the Iermania lIfc Insurance
Company. 1871 st. 225 II " Of 1ih-ave and
two other lots adjoining above. mortgages . AM
Pollock. samuel Y e rue gasranee and Trust m
Rothsten. Levy. John and Julius Aichcle No
3l7 East lm'th 81. years $3.50
scott Ruth ". GeoTgieni Lyon. . l"ih 81. -
swift. Charles W. to Frances \ Jones' admins
tfuirix etc. 81 Samue. stubbs. deceased.
8 Edenwood-ave. 3ti.T II n ~ - James vt. -.
-
Sam % Elmer \ Alien. same property. 3 years loo
Spencer. benjamin. T. Frances Crawford, $780,.
iOJth st. 80 81 Columbus-ave. year $1,000
Weller, Augusta. g. Titlc Guarantee and Trust
Comnary. Old Boston Road Cor
Morris and Hroncks-si. years. loOoO
Williamsbridgc Land and improve nent Company
Of New Yrrk to Matilda q Mace. Tilden-
ave rxieads from Briggs TO Arthur 81, . years 200
WahIe william. and wife 10 William Mitchell.
trustee Of Clarissa T. curtis. liDth-st. 400
II Of boulevard. years....:......,........ 5000
Same O william II fiagne. ct al trustees etc.
Ii9th-st as & Il boulevard. 3 years. 100
Same 10 Edward Mitchell trustee u Abner Wey-
man. property. J Years ............ LOCO
= : It9h ST. ,is II " u Boulevard years -. $3.50
Same 10 James l.oS.ITe. executor etc. ~ Ran
do.ph Lowerre. ii9th ST. 49, II " Of Bou
Same o Edward Mitchell, trustee ~ George
Woolsey. Ii9th ST. AGO Il OF Boulevard.
years s.oO
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Gfbool Nacnries.


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AuEAtf
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GoyernesseA
&C.. Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply TO
Mrs. n. J. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union square
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Cam 9ehools.

N Y UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL-Sixty-,hlrd year
IN. opens Oct list, 1897 DAY CLASSES Oil. b. after
two years.. EVENING CLASSES Ill. i: after three
yearsi Daily sessions $50 10 Il and 10 10 T. NJ. tut
ton 500. GRADUATE CLASSES-Twelve courses Five
required for III. VI. ~ w,
ington Square New-York City.
NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL o
N Day School. 100 Broadway Evening School Cooper
Union Dwight Method Of instruction Ii. b. In TWO
years: LII NJ In three years. Send for catalogue
'>'N' $500 GEORGE CHASE. Dean
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Gnmmcr Rcsorts.
SHELTER ISLAND. l.. f.. N. Y.
NJ A NH A NJ $ E.

HOUSE AND COTTAGES. OPEN UNTIL SEPT 10
Handsomely rebuilt since nre August 1879; en,aLsso
modern improvements: electric iknts
Otis elevators suites with baths: BEAUTIFULLY and delight
fully situated amid beautiful scenery drives groves pure
water dry sphere Rolfng yachting bnthns rshlns
dancing. ETC. etc Easily accessible by superior sh
Long Island Railroad. and new steamers Snin
necock and ,ntauk Send for and illustrated
pamphlet TO r. d w LAWSON Normery OF Murray Hill
HoteD Manager Manhanset House. Suffolk Co.. N 7.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Market ST. No s. corner Cherry st. 2ox'i: e., zoo
Deianeayst No a. Tobias sverstone to Eliza =
~ HeTshneid !, r par, - % II " Of Me
' 6oasas sSxs Emanuel KIND 70 D oar nt
S SicSes trustee etc OF George anu
18Th ncs st. No i22 s. 2&co William Davies - ,oo
TSfe s ~ to "a, 9"ar %5F S It Of 66ave 2ox
eiG s s' e. ial same 1851 IT Of 2o'x :, m
7,s "? ST, sane ne q same 1853 # Of West End
lsaxio2 CARLYLE Raymond n t. S3n IL g ais
as9: Maria de los Dolores de Rivas ct al to 10 800
ss Nate 1,pTIy me Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. trustee etc To- SAM LIS I,aiorcs do
Same property; sam to Maria de los po,'tFs /
aaas N2 90 ?Sss s Of po lex ,c
27thos n s. 2o6 It 9ih-aye, - 3x9s9 $an
49, o: 3 81 IS. a.S s. i"f,s $t5
Ell odrd 4. f RJa 'e ayf the : FsTmcrs Loan
and an ~ Tus ,'' COMPANY II New York
27ih 2cd n Of 9tn aye ssG sl p SSnsi S
ave- " s. 100 It : Of 4ist-st. l"axd'; Maria
Goth g Sc H N.Y. s. lio # Of central Park West
2oxoc> Isaac l. smith ,i to hms ave- iaSos.
andrew Krkpairck and another TO James e,
,e5 f" 81 Yo a. s. 49, It o. 9Th l7xicoA
Mary HS%aH to 5 s 0k: .x HG'" GeoTsiana
iS d j &c H,a2. to =. : E q AVE- M 'o
III l5S d IT Nina in schebe to FRANK
II5th- Il. 1So + w 81 li ave. -'N'''''' "
Wagner to Constantine Wagner :: ', ,
esth,%t s. 30 OF 3d-ave. 23Sloo'' caro-
line Wiener Simon Adler. 80 I'M
ao,ix 25x n 75x 9th ave X -; IL ooo
tdv ard Russell referee to Nlols uu' I'M.
15ist-st No 80 ID" MI %l i'' to Emma
1els, ST. No go 5 : 3ol It " Of !th,e.G TX
i0olI; Mary scuy to Frederick T. No""' " 800
9th s9 No. i&i f. ia2 # Of ioth-aye , l"x
100 II; Grosvrnor tu, ,,stse $500
e7th-st No i49 81" II OIL Ism iU,' Home 1900
ll2th st. 10 It Of EioN ave., etc.
Arthur l. Wood and another executors Wv N o.o
To Randolph w Townsend -. -, ,,ct, '
lGrh-st. - $50 # " 81 Toiu ii g. snn,cer
Ian or John ST. n " - Ann ave- runs
n laI. Ok W 2jO.3 TO Brook ave ~ 20 =
27as: Marie r Upington to Louis ) fooef' eA ,oo
l59,h- 81 or Iohn-st. corner - Ann : Az
UNI Toni.r - Marie r I'pngon. Exchange
l40tI- st. No 5is East. and 30 ave. No ~
William q Walters to Augusta Weller lease q,
re niT ave n " ,. 4SS 10 Il IGnh st. 2'x Coo
100. Ephralrn Levy to John Adams. a., ~"
Fleetwood :. 34is II n 81 - jane 81, ,rN ~
100. Lillian X Chatterton to Charles w swift 81"
Teller ave. " : 30. 10 IT OF ld9th-st '"N -,
100; Ephraim b Levy to George knaw'S ''"
Sin ayg' BAN TO 10" Lillian i n B G1"
TIGen-aye = s. extends from Arthur to Briggs
ST. X; Malinda g Mace 10 Wliamsbridse eooo
Land and Improvement Company 49,. op"
Lot 362 book X. amended map Hudson H'sr
property Mapes estate; II = Rose to Charles c,,
Gore lots u.s. o. $50 and 73i and half lot
$50 map Village Wakefield. Westchestei
Ephraim g Gates to Lucy Barnard and an c,
Mot-ave " $. I7s II Of i3sth-st. silk ir- ,,
regular. Harlem River; same 70 same VII
Man-st. :, 1853 n Of West Farms Road .s
2lox225; same 10 same ............''''''.'... "''
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UH[g [PMlNT0N1Ig

MEM 81 RGII. y. Y
Combining all city comforts with benefits OF
country; special terms for Fal months. for crcu
lars. H. y BAN & 60
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VXyIIIISTON SEMINARY.-frepares boys for any COL
w loge scientific school The n.s, advanced methods
H. SAWYER. NJ. 4. Principal. Easthamp;on. Mass.
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For Both Sexes-Country.

For Both Sexes-Country.
(tLINTON LIBERAL INSTITUTE Both sexes Military
~ Prepares thoroughly the colleges for the Govern
for busiess. L. :. Army oncer De
Is Secretary War. superior advantages IN
music. Faculty. buildings equipment situation ana
unexcelled Latest methods Positively Christian
Lady principal X. Hooker tor nine years lady
principal Of Sage college. Cornell University. Core
spondcnce invited w. {. JoSl-IN. NJ. Principal. Fort
Plain. y y
INEIENDs SCHOOL. FOR BOTH SENBS.-Founded IN
J. 1891 Excellent home. Students from all states
Al den0mns Hons Thorough WORK in English. Science
Classics Music and AT. Address AUGUSTINE JONES
LII b. Providence V l.
BENNINGTON q. j., SIENNA ARR Convenient TO
New YORK Phlad'a Ralt. and Washn. I,oth sexes
hSn year ueshful Beautiful. 6 teachers IL courses
$500 For beautifully illustrated catalogue. ad
dress THOMAS HANLON. Il. -. President
T'HE HUDSON FIvER INSTITUTE. A classical sem
J. mary 81 high grade for and tirls. Beautiful
az health fu lsenti lIu leon Rvi Nacs. Con-
cress Rev A. H. FLACK NJ Prime pal C,avcrack Ny
XNIIIIIAMSPOH1 DICKINSON StcMlNARY.-Ioth
w sexes. Regular End elective Degrees
f@rrd Fits for college. music. art modern languages
ipecialtes. Steam heal: electric gh. home comforts
Write for catalogue.
T.. J. GRAY. d. ID. President wiliiamsport. Pa.
tNTESLEYAN ACADEMr. wIf.,RAHAM. MASS.-Both
w Scxes Nine Specialists In Classics. Art
and Music Enlarged endowment rsures superior advan
moderate expense hls opens Sept u.s. 1921
WA. n rEwHAIL. Prn.
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DACKARD's BUSINESS COLLEGE
AND SCHOOL OF sTENcGRAPHY

will reopen after the summer vacation on Wednesday,
september lst 1891 Individual instruction. Students
ean enter at any time Call or send for Prospectus
s. S. PACKARD. President
lO1. IO3 Io5 East 23rd Street
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AGMERLW GlGW9[g

IN THE CATSKII,IS. ............ ACCOMMODATES 100
Write for circular.
THOMAS HILL. Prop. f. T GALE Mgr
hargaretville. y.
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TIME PEEKSKILl. MILITARY ACADEMY 9th year;
i prepares for colleges and government schools thor
ough business Open all the Fall Sep
TENDER 18th Col /. VI. ORI.EMAE Prin
Peekskll Y.
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THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Madison Square q. l22 Broadway.
Special courses during surner at reduced reteA


GTE"ENs SCHOOL
THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.
RIVER STREET.
between 5th and 9th SITS. Hoboken. y. j..
REOPENS SEPT. 18TH 1897.
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION on THE
18TH AND 18TH OF SEPTEMBER
Full Of studies preparatory TO Colleges and
Schools OF Science. Law. and Medicine. The rate Of
tuition for all $3.50 per year $50 per
These terms include all the studies.
For catalogues apply the Principal OF Stevens School
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COLUMBIA INSTITUTE.
~ Reopens at 30 West 72d-s.. West End-ave. on
Wednesday Sept % Thorough collegiate preparation.
intermediate and primary departments Optional mill
iary drill gymnasium hot lunches and playground.
EDWIN FOWLER. A. B., NJ D.. Principal.
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Suburban Real Gstate.


A GENCY FOR ALI. THE ORANGES" N j.
n Also Morristown and Bernardsville. Property
every description. Sale and rent. +. +. HAMILTON &
co. 96 broadway, y. /.
A GENCY.-Montclar real estate. all kinds sale and
n CLARENCE Z. TCBBS. 8 Beekman-st New-York
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yINHE NORwALN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, first class
| school r. The careful Individual
ION bv experienced teacher Send a catalogue Vs.
G. CHASE. A Il. Vael Head Master. NorWalk Conn
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Mott-ave " s. l19 Il : Of l3sth-st. SILK ir-
regular to Harlem River same To same. -
Main-st W $ 1853 II Of West Farms Road
2jox225: same 20 same. '''''''''
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TIME CARTEKET SCHOOL. SHORT HILLS n j.
L Cottage system. Gymnasium. Special Coaching
C;rcystone s boys. JOHN W ALLEN ~
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions Tor 1ne tribune
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"a" 1oa East sGh-st I,G2O Broadway l5d5 "a
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JAMDEN HALL Hamden. Conn. $3.50; Five miles
l. From Yale. College Preparatory. pleasant. com
Portable school home WM. c. RAYMOND Principal
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Leer Kirkman. the president OF the
woman's board. Within the doors ro-
tunda extends through the two stories.
with a grand staircase leading up from
the rear, passing a magnificent circular
window of many colors. In this large
SPACE, or rotunda, there will be playing
fountains and palms and statuary In
rich luxuriance. At the left of the en-
trance is the assembly hall for con.
,gresses and public meetings. Other
rooms are devoted to the arts and in
dustries. to patents, books and musical
compositions. painting. sculpture. &C.
ramics and china painting, embroidery,
model cooking, education and the work
of women exclusively Of every charac-
ter.
Mrs. Van Leer Kirkman. president OF
the woman's department of the Ten
nessee expos stiou. assisted by Mrs T..
II. Ratterman, chairman of woman's
patents, has prepared the most unique
exhibition of woman's work ever con.
ceived.
In one room of the Woman's build
ing there stands high horse, upon
which there is every trapping invented
for the horse by woman.
Accommodations.
A very interesting point to all who
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-05-12
: iINNESSEE'S BIGSB0W
The Centennial Exposition Now
Open to the Public.
A LONG LIST OF ATTRACTIONS

The Sights and What 1t Costs to See
Them-A Description of the Grounds
and Buildings-The Art Exhibit the Fin
est Ever Brought to the eSouth-Displays
of the Different States-Address OF Pres
ident j. w. Thomas.
Ladies and Gentlemen-On June l.,
1896. these grounds and the buildings
erected thereon were dedicated to the
honor and glory of Tennessee. IN COM
memoration of an event which trans
pired on June l, 1876, and as tribute to
the men and women who endured the
hardships and braved the dangers OF
frontier life in the wilderness west OF
the Alleghanies, that they might found
this great commonwealth.
.'They loved the banner of our coun-
try, with its little cluster Of Is stars;
and the lapse Of 100 years has not i'm
paired the honor, integrity or patriot
ism Of the people of Tennessee; for we
love the same banner. with its glorious
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constellation Of 45 stars, representing 40
sovereign states. which together con-
stitute the greatest nation in the world
THE objects of this CenteI":LI expo
sition are to commemorate the past,
present the advantages of the present
and inspire hope for the future-the
past, the present. the future of Tennes-
see-objects so laudible that the enter
prise has received the approval of the
government of the United States. con.
gress having appropriated Sl30. 1000 that
the general government might be prop.
erly represented by grand object les.
son, showing the progress of the nation
during the past 120 years. 1t has also
been approved by the authorities of the
state of Tennessee. the legislature hav-
ing appropriated $4,000 in order that
the history, the products and the re-
sources of the state might be properly
presented. The county of Davidson and
city of Nashville. realizing the honor
and advantage of having this grand
centennial jubilee within their borders,
have donated $3.50. 900; and other cities.
counties and states, corporations, firms
and 10 1000 individuals have augmented
these appropriations and donations until
a grand total of 81, 100000 has been e1-
pended in preparing for this exposition.
MEN in all ages have celebrated
great events by holidays, triumphal
professions, grand festivals and tower
ing monuments. and as Tennessee was
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.nt on the Ferri, wheel. shOoo

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;nutc, German village, Chinese villaa
Chinese dragon show, Cuban village,
eye Drama of Gettysburg, Caboret du
Meant. Casino, Old Vienna, Mystic
Maze, Palace of Illusions, ostrich farm,
Colorado gold mine. old plantation.
German g. Boone's trained wild ami
mails, streets of Cairo, Moorish pal.
ace, haunted swing, whaleback sea
wave, electric scenic theater, Pompey's
pillar, camera obscura, money illusion.
Venetian canal and mauy more. Van.
ity Fair occupies the western portion OF
the park. beyond the line Of the Com
merce and Transportation buildings.
The woman's Building.
The architecture CT the Woman's
building is partial counterpart of The
Hermitage, the house of Prasid nc An
drew Jackson, situated near y; shville.
Added to the colonial style are sugges-
tions of the Greek school of architec-
ture, producing an unusually beautiful
and artistic effect. 1t is situated south
of the Auditorium, at the edge of a
shady grove of trees. Eight splendid
columns hold the roof above the por.
tico, and higher still an observatory,
surrounded by columns and highly or.
namented, crowns the whole. A woman,
Mrs Sarah War iDonley, is the archi-
ct, aud it will be managed entirely by
women under the direction of Mrs. Van