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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-14
forerlosnrc Sales.

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NETWORK SUPREME COURT, County OF
~ New York Austin y. Fletcher and an9 as i' as
tees. etc Plaintiffs against Felix Kfupp and DINERS os
feniants. ...,..,.. .,a s.e
duly made ar entered In the above entitled acton pesi
ing date the 3ist day october ls1s. ine
the Rcseree IN said Judgment named will sell al puoc
auction AZ the New York Real Estate saestooiy -.
In Proaaway in the Borough Of Manhattan CRY OK New
work on The Goth day Of November 1873 AT ~ evt a
noon IN tha, day by Peter =. Never agc'ltne,H tnss
premises directed by said Judgment TO be sod' anu
therein described follows; -, - -. ,As
Al that certain lot piece parcel or lana WIN tne
huI,ng and improvements thereon erected situate wing
and being in the City Of New York. ard ooundea ana os
scrihed fellows. -, ,,-o...x,. III. q, c,
Nrbolas Avenue distant hfty-nne rect tnree ihchcs
stheriv fr, me corner formed by the intersection OF
b Wsrcri sl5s az ST. Nicholas Avenue win the SCUM
srI - ~ on, hundred and Twentieth Street running
westerly paraie with One hundred ana i"sn'et
slxv-seven FIVE ana three-qnaf'er h,Sier
right angles % one huhnrea an
Ten,,e,h st,sc, twenty-five feet Two ana nres
inches thence easeriy again paral WIN one huharrn
ara Twertoth street, eghty-two feet eleven ana h.e
sisb,hs Inches said westerly SIDE OF ~ Nicnos
ASenms and thence ncrthey along ST. Mich las Avenue
tsntynne feet and quarter inches TO the point OF
place OF beginning. ,soo
dated New York. November End. ISIS - .-
D"N ' EDWARD l.. PATTERSON. Referee
AUSTIN r. FLETCHER, Attorney In person and attor-
new FOR pa, ntins 81 Liberty Street. New YORK Guy
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SuPREAfE COURT COUNTY Of NEW

= YORK.-Mary Ellen Haush Plaintiff, against MARY
Ana Iiaugh al. Defendants. r..,,ton
ana sale duly and entered in the above entitled
nrr,1n h.arlng date 20th DAY OF August 1898 the uh
dersgned the Referee said judgment named WI ser
AZ Public Auction the ItN 'hanre Saes Rooms no"
located IN Droalvay, tho Borough % Mannat-
tan Cty ~ New YORK the 22nd Jay of Noyennr s9s
AZ Il O'Clock noon thar day by Prysn H. ksnney
Au-0ne-r premises described IN sah Juashe'' ~ W
sold ana therein described follows;
Parcel 10 / All certain lot piece or parcel NJ
land with the buildings thereon erec'sc sitnSe Hlnf
and being r. the 2st Ward ~ the CIV o, ew TX anu
p1u-lcj and 5escrifel a. follows BEGINNING At d
point on the souherIy side % 10th Street distant Three
hundred lan0l westerly from The corner formed ~
he e~se,on ~ the Westerly side ~ First Avenue with
s sc,terv side II Doth street. thence running Horthery
and raalel With First Avenue. ninety eight tee an ne
inches to- the centre me on the g'oeS sn,b
s,ree, sf5rsad twenty-five C25 feet thence Nofthery
ana parallel with SAID FIRST Avenue nneyegit teet 90
nine nD inches - the SoutheFy 7iH- Vt -'ui
along said soufhetN me OF
goth sforeea twenty-five p tee 10 the point u
Psrce n" ? All that certain LOT piece Or parcel Of
land situate lying and being n the Town ~ west fsts
County - Westch,ser. In Borough ~ Bfon1 IN ne
CITY County and state u New N1rk known ana d',
mated by the number hundred and seventy I'VE .o
On a ma Map " Belmont FtV"Se, IN the WI
q IVES. Farms. s;chese- County New York made uy
Andrew Tndav surveyor dated Ncstchester, December
- "A Courtv n Nestchestcr said lot number one nun
dred and seven-hve O75) Is bounded and described tr
Avenue one hundred doO feet Northeastery on the h'
side hv lot number hundred and seYenty-four u,'
on SAID map hundred feet. and southeaseIg IN I'VE
iy land Of Philip NJ. Lydig. one hunarel ~. o..
and Southweserly the other side by lot nunosr IN;
hundred and seventy six dI5 on ssid Map one A'i''
400 feet -
EZrKIEL FIXMAN, Re,eres
SHAW FISK & sTOTEsBURY.
Auorneve for Plaintiff.
$50 Nassau Street. New York CITY
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nRnpnsALs EoR MILITARY SIPPLLES.-

l. Phua Depot O. NJ Dept l42s Arch Street. phila..
Pa November o. ls9s.-Sealei proposals. rplicate.
will be received here until II o'clock ~ Monday,
November 81 1875 furnishing this depot with $4,000
Wool Blankets 90 900 Drab Campaign Hats. 5000 pairs
INggins $1,000 Rubber Ponchos. 25eo pairs CalfsSn
shoes $1,000 pairs Stockings. IS 90 pairs Trousers,
foot 10 ounce % 900 pairs Trousers mounted 10 oGrec
100 600 Knit Wool Undershirts Hight quality $4,000 Knit
wool Unders.rts heavy quality 1000 Mosquito Bars.
The quantities named 20 be subject 70 1927 Increase
desred Early deliveries essential and bidders must
state with what rapidly they will make them. Govern
nrent reserves right reject accept any or all
nossis ar any mart thereof Preference given 70 articles
81 domestic rroGuotion or Manufacture conditions OF
oalitv and price dncluding in tho price OF foreign
reductions manufactures the duty thereon) being
equal Blanks for proposals and specifications will be
srriahea upon application Envelopes containing pro-
oosals 20 be endorsed Proposals for Military Supplies
md ddressed to Colonel JOHN V. FUREY Deputy
Ouartermaster General. L. a
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1 luxurious TRAIN FOR Siberia

From The London Chronicle.
,.ai, hat is 10 cross Siberia Is evidently
nv 'n.,, injurious AFFAIR. more sumptuOus'
indeed than the cars that cross the An'e,r. 80
Continent. 1t il to be furnished IN the , II, a
nn-to-date manner. having. IN adoi' .,a aims
haa,broon, with a set Of gymnastc appd,l" 49,.
a ark room in which the amateur pm
amer can change his plates ana de's sp,Ir,,',
ricturas during the progress OF tne anT q
y lihrarv in several IL guages, piano an
Stationary bicycle. The train ~ 10 pe az -,
With electricity and is to he furnished VIII 1o,ns
Fri, bells and portable electric realms ''' =
bile. stationery Is supplied free 81 -hai g. a.
ths barber's services are ~ DC rende1so s'~A
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DRbPOsALs FOR TLANNET.-Pbna Depot

. NJ Dept. ii2s Arch St. Phila.. Pa, November
7th 1eS~seaed proposals in ripcate will BE- received
rsrs until IL oclcck A. NJ. thursday November Eth
ses f"r furnishing his depot with 70 900 yards OF
q Dark Blue Shifting Flannel, with privilege 70 the
Recruitment 10 Increase the quantity 1000 n desired The
flannel is urgently needed AID bidders must state with
bat rapldlty they wi. make delivery Government
serves right 10 reject accept any All proposals
any part thereof Preference given 10 articles OF do
nestle production manufacture, conditions Of quality
ana price nciudirg the price Of foreign productions
or manufactures the duty thereon being equal Blanks
FOR proposals and specifications will he furnished upon
application here Envelopes containing proposals 10 he
endorsed Proposals for Flannel. and addressed to
Colonel JOHN V. FUREY. Deputy Quartermaster-Gen-
eral s A.
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CORNELL AND HER BOATING RIVALS

THE IrHAcANs DON'T WANT 10 ROW MORE
THAN ONE RACE NEXT JUNE.
Ithaca. y y. Nov l3.-DIrns the las' "e'N ''''
Cornell avail auth orites have been aiS,~s az ~
lnterco!.egi.te aquatic situation Inc "e''''-.S
q, the Athletic Council have been in session on TWO
orcos!o.s. a.. it is cxpected that another meeting
" 81 be held early mex: week TO decide whether OF
,ot Cornell VIII row TWO aces in ne coming sprih7
oresident Huffcut refuses to say what the pIVoaDa
ntcnme Of the meeting vii be, ana II Is me in.s.
lion OF the authorities Of Cornell fa.e ana
w ~. a. litfle AZ possible said about ne nesuua,
ions l. is known that Cornell has no' r 'ceiVt 4
IN oficial challenge from eitner laIe OF r,@' 80
..+utthstanaing the reports L the CONTRARY .,-.
TWe races win be avoided, II possible iy , ,i
result of last years race at sais'Os" a. crow,
.,r,tr. I'll Courtney ar he members OF tHe .t''oI
i'm, INV wsrc MOI capable Of keepin4 u torohoV,.,
dt.t,n for Two races. j. & 'hough p'"""...,
S ,Ssf here viii be one general regatta N'N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-14

A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscrptions for Ihs Trims
n received their Uptown once No. La Broad~ay'
"a door north Until o. clock advertise
nsns received foilow branch cMces at regular
until o. clock VIZ. -th-dfe.: = =
23i-st 49, 6th-ave. cor l2th--t Macy oih-avs
and lf2 Col mbur-aNe. near Vest totn lVo
West i2d-sf near dih ave. " East iih-st 2a7 West
led 1th AMI sh 1850 East 41th-st l5Ss
81 ave between 1911 ard IN lo26 30 ave. near
6isist.: 7Os lstas@ ma saih--i. go Jdsve. near
30 B.ssckerst.. 323 Beeeker St ;
:ycs 80 Eat 1Jth i9el 3d-sss COZ Sd-av~
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fcetnres an0 nleetln9s.


<NNTAL MEETING OF the NEW YORK.
~ SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF WIDOWS AND
ORPHANS OF MEDICAL. MEN WI le hed ,s6to we
1870 ~ Medicine Wednesday, November 10 1888. al
49, - ANDREW F. CURRIER ". u. Sec
MORROW. TUESDAY. az WALDORF ASTORIA
/ Gtancuet IIaD. West 3ith-st.. oclock. SHARP
,t,c-1.i srtE nv Hon r BERGER. Subject. How %
ias~r french Rapidly and Correctly" Admission FRth
a. ladies' viii complimentary copy Fro Berger
ne Book.
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"a 4" 10 3
Twenty second 8.

Twenty second 81
Tho e,n,ov,r,ate amount ot the lien charge 20 satsiy
when he above described property Is TO. ne snu u,
f2I n5 40 With interest thereon fr the l2th gay ~
roher sos togethcr with ana disbursements ana
allowances amounting 1867 10 with interest," ron
her a. iS. together with the expenses NJ the SAFE n.
approximate auOunt Of taxes. assessments "aer TO-
other liens which be allowed 20 the purc1s, o ~
Of the purchase money, or paid oy ue He4e'''' "
si.lo5.sc and interest. - ,oa
Dated. New York. october "a 1893 -,>, ,,.o.
ADRIAN II IARKlN. Referee'
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j]roposals.

PROPOSALS FOR CORK HELMETS AND
l. BARRACK CHAIRs-Pha.. Depot q NJ Dept; ltZs
Ar,b :, IhIla Pa November ~, 1905. sealed pro
posa in tripcate will be received here until II COX
, n TUESDAY November % 1895 for furnishing this
Ia Win 10 900 Cork Helmets and 2oVoD Barrack
Cheirs conforming standard samples win privieee
~ ,,,r.o,iry quantities low Early delivery is
cured and bidders state with what rat dy ihey
All furnish the articles. Government reserves risnt 70
dec, o. accent any or all proposals any part thereof
preference given articles ~ domestic production or
,rnfactrre conditions u quality and price Oncudng
IN The rrce Of foreign productions Or manufactures me
a. ,f.reor1 being equal Blanks for proposals, &c
i "a f,rni.hed upon application. Envelopes contain
lrg proposas 10 endorsed - show what they conan
and addressed u Colonel JOHN v RI hEl, deputy
Ouartermaster General, L. : a
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Tive approxinate amount Of the len Or charge 20 SATISFY
.bt.h ~. above property 10 be sold Is s. -55 - Win
interest thereon from the lih day z october ls To-
allowances amounting 70 H5t5 %.
arh inrrsst from "a 4 November. l-9>. to
@st,.r With the eNt-nses IRE sale. The approxma -
su.ut ~ taxes other liens, which are
>, be allowed T. tAe purchaser our 4 IT, purchase money
ar rai. bv the referee 81 1000 and Interest Tbs
above premises ale 10 sid subject - prior mortgage
- s8sooo with interest thereon from tie nfst DAY OF
Jun. 1897. 80.
JOSEPH ~ ELROY. J-. Referee.
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nRnpnsALs FOR STEAMER "ATLANTIC.,

4 Ono, - Ouartermaster G0yernor's Island, \. /.
II Oct 30 is3s-sealed proposals "a duplicate, or buy
L., ,c,1sr Atlantic Will be received here until II
". ~ 1Sos L : reserves the right 20 reject
ali nropossis Information furnished on application I'm
81 ~ c,nainn9 PROPOSALS should be marked Proposals
for b,ving Atlantic" and addressed TO Captain L. c..
NcATFX A\pER ".
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l. Secretary Washington. y. e.. October IS. 1906
scaled proposals will be received at this Office until
.'cil,i + NJ November - 1928 Tor furnishing FIR use
Of the customs Service. during the period OF one year
,ro,, January 1859 such scales beams weights. ana
49, ,reighinR apparatus repairs OF the same
NAV be required b. delivered free OF All charges
o. chi The Department the right 70 fes
any bs or parts bids and waive defects Proposals
1 he addressed the Secretary ~ the Treasury ana
st,sot .'Prorl sails FOR Scales Beams and Weighing
Arparatus Full Information anu schedule ~ ne
isces at which implements may be required ~ be de
vered viii be furnished upon application 70 this once
- I. SPATLDING. Acting Secretary.
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rREAsrRY DEPARTMENT. Ofice Of the

VNKEANI ~ UF.FNIk MINI I, VIIItt OF IHt
Supervising ArchiteGt. WASHINGTON; p. c--No,,
a, his ONCE until O'Clock p. NJ. the 2sth day Of
Noverber 1898 and then opened Tor mailing platform
ofice building at NEW YORK. y y In accordance with
the craving and specification copies 81 which may be had
~ bis once or the Office superintendent OF Repairs
a. New YORK y. Y. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. SupeTis-
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4 DvERrIsEMENTs ana subscriptions tor The Tribune
n received az Iheir Uptown once No Lax broearsy
"a door north of 3ls-st O'Clock m, ~dNerIlse
rients the following branch Snsss al
cor 23d- st: ISL sh,aye cor i2,hs Wa, ss,h ios
We, .2d al, mar 9Th ave; W East ltth-st % Wa
t2l St between 7th and sth ayes ao ts ss near
&c. ,e,veen fsh and nth lO2o % ave- ns
s,, 81 ! 7os st-svs near ssth-s 90 80 acs.,.t:
49,. sAx sd-a.e; Bsecksr~s at: 90 80
2 aa sd.aye go f,ast 7sLA 81. LsSi sd-~'s --V -
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Tho apnroximate amount OF the lien charge 70 SATISFY
which the above described property Is to BE- sold s1
4O5 wit interest thereon from the 2itn DAY OF o'o
bor tsas together with costs and allowances amounting
"a Is with interest October as' ss together
Win the expenses u the sale. The approximate amount
of taxes other liens which are 10 De a.
lowed purchaser out OF the purchase money Ut pau
hv the Referee Is $780,. 90 100 and Interest.
Dated New York November md lS1s 1900. 49,.
EDWARD L. PATTERSON. Referee.
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>-rv WORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
y u .-cw Yorl-Louis p Mailer pisint'n, against
Aibert Kiefnme Il al. defendants 49,,
r. rlfsuan. OF Judgment u foreclosGre and sale, duly
made ana entered the above entitled action, bearing
October. i>9s. the undersigned the
rcferes m aid u~leni named will sell al public auction
AZ The New York Real Estate Salesrooms ~ III
Broadway in the Borough ~ Manhattan c!ty D.. Tow
Yo-k on the day y November. less, a. II ocock
noon on that day by l. ferney s-ctoneer, the
premises directed by said judgment to be sold and
therein described as follows.
All that certain parcel II land. situate, lying and being
n the Borough u Manhattan IT the CITY. County and
Of York. and bounded and described as follows
af the ncrherly side az Eighty "a
feet eaeterly from the north
eastery corner ~ gty ninth and Columbus ave
nue. runnng thelce rorther.y parallel VITA columbus
avenue part u ne distance through the centre ot
marty se,cnty-fve thence eastery and parallel
With Eighty fortyvo f,- thence southsTy,
again parallel with Columbus avenue 70 the northeFy
si4 Eighty seventy i've feet and thence
westerly along lortherly SIDE % Eghynnih street
forty fw. fo g. The p0'nt place 81 beginning
pateI New York. Noyerher 9Th. 1875
JOSEPH N'EL.ROY j. Rs,rree.
Nm OnONOGHJE Attorney FOR P6intlN
10 Broo iway.
Borough - Manhattan. city - New York.
Street nunbe- oi this property II - West sJth 81
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~ -, Norv yo~k Eliza Nelson. Plaintiff. against Mary
Corr nelly. others defendants
pursuance Interlocuory Judgment or ps'ut'n
md saa drlv made and entered IN the above enuuep,
1,ion hearing date 27l cay Of October lc'' l. ,el
,sndersiguet the Referee IN said Judgment named VII
sn A. nuhc auction the New YORK Real Estate Salss
Rooms %umher III Broadway. in The Borough OK MN,
stan civ ~ New York the 3eth day 81 NoVenoet
is,s - - o'clock that day, by ~ Up \ SHyth
directed hF sald Judgment ~ Oe
soli and therein described as foHoNs -
IL t. certain piece parcel OF lana snd premises
ssfc wing ana being the Ninth Ward ~ tfe ~ ~
~eu VIZ and bounded follows. VIZ CoMMhNtlNf
-. ba c,, westerly corner II Fourth and Bank streets
hence mining souherv Fourth street forty TWO eet
80 orours OF J. 4 Nde0erger; thence Westerly along
- ns o., aid J. A. MllebergeT's land forty feei thence
Nrthe-v 10 Bank street f0r-y two feet thence rassIy
Ing Rsrk street forts 20 place ~ nesnnHg behg
10 ssne PREMISES conveyed by Matthew r Freeman aui
c.'f. ~ aid James H0rs and v aiam Mann, by peed
dafed Nav / 1914. and recorded n The once OF me
p,ser - the CIV and County % New 1orA. In i.her
IA - Conveyance page 3Ti, Tune l. leti ana ue Z
80 me rrerses an undivided half pnrt ~ which were
o,,eved 81 william and wife 10 the saii JAMS
u,ra h. ,.ed dated April 10. lsi5. and recorded IN me
ae.s - tho Register n the civ and county Or NeW
VIZ in Iber 457 OF Conveyances. page $50, on May "
1875" .. ,saa
Da'''' -'e" '' rOH% SABINE SMITH. Referee.
rd-a-5 c Savage Attorney plaintiff 81 Nassau
street New York C.ty . -, =. .,,..
The following is diagram OF the properly ~ 10 S'
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West fith Street

JOHN SABINE SMITH Ret.r-.
Edward 6 Savage Attorney nr plaintiff. 81 Nassau
street York city.
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Soc and si.Oo. all druggists
SCOTT Il BOVINE, Chemists. New York.
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The result OF the annual election OF the Mass
ohusetts Division of the League OF American
Nheelr1en was made known On Saturday. SteTl!ri
Elliott ives reelected chief coisu. OF the State bi
practically q unanimous vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-14

They are discussing the cycle-path problem IN
London. i IS proposed TO widen all the main roads
out OF London into Middesex County. with the
idea OF arranging for special paths for cyclists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-14

LORD AID LADY CI'RZON.--Iord Curzon OF
Kedeston the new Viceroy Of India. and Lady
Carzon start for India on December 10. I"ey
evidently Intend 10 make a lavish beginning OF
their hospitality as they have already orue'eu
1000 ball programmes. 55o) evenins-pary cares
80 garder-party cards. 700 dinner-party invita-
ion cards $500 at home" cards and lS.y in ,l
cards T. appears that before ssuinnS nc ne liz
young Cprzon called upon Baron CuIEol ,he 80
ss o1,f oy f-ar! i Kim y he objected TO his SO
lnnery' sra "sTu mn. ss he had no objection Il
Curzon undertook to be known as Baron CuFzon 0l
Ksdies.oa and allowed The title 10 drop "hen ne
succeeds his a'ner as Iord SldiSudic'
LIFE or PAHNELL-The lOng-eSpec'ea
Life o. ParneM." by Barry O'Bren' was puolsheu
this week by Smith & Elder. and has been TeV'c"-u
length by ne English press. u Is seneraly 40,
mtted that Nj. O'Brlen has done his work wen
and ir.Dartis,lv fhe volumes are mono the iess
disaproin,ing as they are more IN the nature or
a political biography than Bos~e!.ian poftte.N
There are however some interesting reNe4a.o's ''
regard - che Clon-na-Gae WHICH X appears sem
a. agent 20 London In the spring Of 1913 10 discuss
tie question az united action with Mt Taiheh
But ,te conferences came 10 nothing. MI o biieh
says Nr Parrei. had the strongest synpa MES
vih Terianisra bu, was resolved mot 10 be man
aged by Fenians nor aided by any force whatever.
IN another place >lr O Brien says
81, IS IDLE 70 sh!rk the truth The Nation T,
wers oniv held In chick so far az they were held
IL che x a. an. by the fact thar they haa farhs"
% deal with" -. .,.
There is an interesting chapter on Mr. f9rnol =
relations with Ms. o SAea. ana cQnv 'io4 ',
tween NJ. Chamberlain and Mr.. . bfien = SNr-.
" which Mr. nasno eriain IF qGoteH - leldtiiS
how r 1855 Mr. parneli was u connGn4cdl Lon
With Mt Gladstone through Mrs O'Shea Inc
book concludes with des -ribiHg the appreciation
expressed OF Mr Parnen ~ NJ. Gladstone 70 tie
au,hor In ls35 i'm which Nj. Gladstone ~ SAID 20
have remarked that the lrsn leader Vas the most
remarkable and most interesting man ne ever M 70
describing him as AN intellectual phenomenon
THE POPE'S NEW PoEM-The Pope mas Just
finished another long Latin poem, emitted song OF
he Century" II Will be Published at the same
tine as MS encyclical against anarchy.
THEATRICAI-"Cyrsno dc E"rsersc" Is re-
sponsltie FOR the boom IN romantic drama wnch
Is flooding London. Heroes who say cohorts WIN
jes, on ther nps and exhibit equal enterprise In
love have become a., ambition OF oil the stars
Charles Vyndha,n. so long The foremost eSpo'ent
% ne rxht. prcsent-day comedy. IS me latest VIC
tim II t.e .raze for lights and de"iafn"io'y DARK
verse His tragedy. The Jest" D. Louis Ta"Her
~ Murray Carson. the authors 0i HoseinA'y'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-14

A meeting Of the parts-makers will he hel- at
tho Waldorf-Astorla on Thursday at Il a. m.
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Several OF the riders who have been signed 20
take part in the six day race at Madison Square
Garden sailed for this country on the steamsh p
St Paul on Saturday. Among the riders were
Teddy" Hale. Frederick and Joyeux. Stephare
and O'Haoran viii sail this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-14

Cyclists desiring TO Join the League OF American
wheernen may obtain full printed Information anc
membership blanks by sending their names ana aH-
dresses 10 the Cycling Editor or Inc lrlouu''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-14

THE OI-EEN-The Queen has moved the court
from Ralmoral to Windsor, where she VIZ RESIDE
fr about five weeks, thence going to Osborne. isle
~ Wight 1t appears that Her Majesty recently
,.sesd her views on the marriages OF members
of The English aristocracy with American girls
she confessed that she at first viewed these mar
,.ga win some anxiety. but added that her fears
i,va since been completely aNayed. and the Queo 7
nov thinks that American girls. from the brsaath
80 ne > education. independency and rapld-chans-
" NE are better able 10 adapt themselves 70 a
,,.cv e,,fron0nenf than the more stereotyped Eng
Isl XII. Tho Queen also thinks II unfair to n
.ionata that mercen motives are the frequent
.alrse - the marriages az Impoverished noDles 70
American helesses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-14

THE POPEs NEW POEM.-The Pope has just
arishea another long Latin poem emitted Song o.
he Century" II Will be Published at the same
the as MS encyclical against anarchy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-14

KING CHARLEs's UNDERVEsr-A sky-olue
six undervest worn by King Charles on tho day
OF his execution and copiously stained with blood
was sold at auction this week. and brought SV"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-14

The ambition OF the enthusiastic wheelmen on
Pennsylvania has been at last accomplished. ms
week the membership OF that division ia create
than that Of this State and NewYork Is now n
second place The total membership OF the League
OF American Wheemen to-day "a HOf" FennsyI-
vana has 1872. and New-Nork l76S6 MassAehu-
sets IS third.