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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31

WN~UTNsT |I y = .
Tn. Approximate amount - me 20
ch.ree :, SATISFY which the above cs-
scribe-i property Is 20 he >olt IL >ets'1
with interest thereon from ne .1i Gay
August. is?> together ffh SIS aha
lowances amounting - " >" VIE 20
,er.st from the ith day - August ~
,nye,h.r with IN, expenses ~ re sse
The ,rproNiriate amount - taxes, assesr
m-nts or other liens upon tfs saia par
erty. which ase q 20 allowed % ne ~,
chaser OUT Il the purchase money. ol sN
hy the referee is 81 and interest ,ss
Dated New York CIV. Apslsi ~. ~
Referee
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD
SUMNER SCHEDULE.

All Rail Line Long Branch Ocean Grove As0ury
PARK and Atlantic Coast Resorts 10 Point Pleasant:
trains leave SEW YORK as follows From Foot LIB
.rty Street 30 1900 NJ, 100 Saturdays only.
2:i5 $3.50 $50. '4;4a $50 6s 500 Saturdays only,
OF Cortlandt and Desbrosses streets. +:t5.
9:Io a. NJ. i2:lo. ~, Saturdays ony!: 2m. 1910.
$40 1910. 100 l.. 81. sundays $40. y45 A. NJ
6:lj +. IL
From South Ferry. Foot whitehall Street. s;25 1000
4 NJ. 100 Saturdays only. 2o. $3.50 $40 1870
A 81. $3.50 L. ~
From Foot West Twenty third Street $50 II 80 A. NJ
1910 tsaturdays only. 220. $3.50 800. $50 so
6:50 p. ~. sundays. 1880 0:2O a. NJ. $50 p. II.
Sunday Trims do not stVr at Ocean Grove Asbury
Park
sDsnotes express trznA
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IN PURSUANCE o. an order o. Of he
Frank r Fitzgerald. SUI is hereby
COUNTY OF r. New N.r.on noI having claims sssinss
sS rss e g. az vaienin late Of ,ee nc city :s.u:
New York. deceased. 10 present ,1y b:
with vouchers thereof to the savs 40. sN
hls place Of transactlng business MaahAs-
West ll0th street. Bo.Yusn an or befofs
the frs, day Of December next; q, dsy 4
Dated New York the '"e"''
May. 1905. ,n,r y.IENTINk
'" Admlnis'ra'o''
Attorney for Administro.of rva
No ii Avenue \ n. l. wv.
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NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN ny

Train. leave foot Of W 42d ST. follows minutes
..rier from Franklin ST.:
A. M.-Day Express for all stations. Connection,
[ I'D FOR Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska. and Ellen
vile. Parlor cars:
~ A. M.-Mo intain Express TO Liberty and inter.
NIL mediate stations Lake Kianesha, White Laks
"a t,llenvillc ParlOr
1.ON T.. VI. Saturdays ony)-sstions TO Rockland
.UU Lake Kisnesha White Lake and Ecnville
Parlor
o. = T. M.-Ves:ihule Limited. Stations Rock,and
,).lC Lakes Mohonk and Minnewahka E.lenville.
klamesha ard White Lake. Parlor cars
T.. VI Franklin 81. S'43 p. M)To Chicago
O.lO daily. Stops at Midtown Liberty. L. Manor
Walton Norwich. Oneida Osweso. Niagara Falls. Wag-
nor Sleeping Reclining Chair Car seats ree) throu
10 Chicago Via Wabash.
yI,fcKETS AND PARIOR CAR SEATS At 37i Broad
i way " Y. y. Y. Transfer Co. checks baggage from
residence To destination.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.--5OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed, machinery bought and -x-
changed. GEORGE B EDDY. 3es Mail-
eOn-st.
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LOST.


BANkBOOK No. i4i 93i Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing
Any person having claim to II IL hereby
called upon 10 present the same within ten
days or submit To having said passbook
cancelled and n new one issued
LOST handbook No. 293. ia on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book IL called upon to present
the same TO the bank within thirty days or
tie said book will be declared cancelled and
extinguished and n new one issued In lieu
thereof
LST.-Bankbook No 321.57? Bank for
Savings. $50 Fourth-ave., New York
Payment stopped. Please return book 10
hark.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO r. r

@Ie.Vr Now York. Whitehall Terminal. SCUM Ferry ana
foot OF Liberty street
''' .Day. tEscep, sunday. .sunday,
CHICAGO ago a. m. 'i.'' n and q? - night
~ nigh, 40 trains from Liberty =. onIyj.
CISCINSATI ST. LOUIS 1000 a m 1855 o m
NEW ORLEANS '43 p m. ch-ough secper).
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
To PHILADELPHIA WAsIiiSGTON, BALTIMORE.
a. So 80 NJiner). 'll.3O a. m. tDneD no D.
u - d,lnerj. 1880 dDner 'j5 Niner). 1913 aad
.l2 IL ,. ght. NORFOLK. 'li3O =. IN.
AL trains illuminated with llntsch Light
Ofnces iI3 I72 2Gl. 43I 1854 Bdaay 81 T.. ith s,..
Io7 llovery y go 3it Fulton st. Brooklyn. White
ha Terminal checked from hotel residence
destination.
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Railroads..
"AMERICA,s GREATEST RAILROAD"
new YORK CENT RAJ

NEW UUNN Us ~ III -
Al through trains stop al Albany. Utica Syracuse
R0'h Tssn, and s0G Contra, Station a. follows.
$50 MINT STATE :fep Ex iFRiFssys LIAiTEp
NsSara FIJI. SIS "a p 0 H. rcro S nj De.
,so' i;lo r. Limited to It's sea Igt , csPss .xp
$40 MAST MAIL. Dsly-For Buffalo. Niagara
$40 a M-sARAToGA AND MONTREAL sPEClAl-
1870 MbAY ExrRrs s.cy o,v s s,s,. no,n r,r
LOO -soJTiiW ERN LIMITED and -, GHI-
$50 p. M.-TROY AHp SARATOGA srEcIAL e1-
800 P M~LAkE sHo A1f:' lyiMrTk6 paiiy.:,hon
rain to Chicago. VIA Iake shore, Due s M
I;l5 A. NJ due Chicago 400 p. VI Sleeping ana par
600 P. M@@wEsrERx EXPRESS ,,any-For NJ
025 ssfa <1; Hi!R9: TsTfsRf
40 YA@lHSS6sS sS TTSI$Sr TTo T,1
S.41 ePP M;-BrFFAr.o AM soUTHwEsTrIE.Kf,S
900 PfRnst LI Hal7I?D' MA IT,
von ing car only for rolns ~ En- BrooK KY Vim
O.13 P. M-PAcIF1c FXPTEss Da!ly-ror Ogden:
c,o burg C"pe Vincent Narora Fall. C 1S
1910 nIrht.-MIDNTcHT EXPRESS For csic aHns
n~b,, 'ys5y nigh, s1cen, s"n ~ nights Sunday
OIL. " -, YA&!.EM PiylsIioS .,..,, snDs., to
wasner Palace cars on all through trains.
Trains iumnatei With Pinisch Light, s,.,,,,
233 Columbus Ave. 81 West i?5ti St. i2sts St. station
snd l3Sh st station NewYork 1913 and 726 Fulton ST.
Telephone "27ac Thiry-eighth Street for Nev-Yo,x
sncs CaS 'eTyce h7s-ase cneckrt 'o ho'e or
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
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billiard AVN roov. r.r,r.

MANUFACTURER Of Bil,!tr! and Pool
Tables. reasonable prices Easy terms
A. B MARX BROS i2& East 18th st.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A.-WiLf.iAM EUCLID YOUNG. Special
10, In cuba Industrial Enterprises, great
business opportunities best references In
Ss~-Y York CITY. Once. Room IL. II
Pine 80
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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

4ii.es Bun4o 90 T. 81. Pullman vesubule Day Coaeae,
and PaToI cars Dining Car service. Meals a la carte.
Connects Buffalo through sleepcls Detroit and
Chicago
1880. I;OO r. NJ. daily for EAsTON. MAUCH
branches. Chair car 10 Easton.
1850, i;iO f.. VI. daily. except Sunday for WILKES
BARRE PITTSTON. SCRANTON and principal inter
mediate stations for all points coal
Pullman I}un,t i'aror Car for Wilkesiarre
1850. 6:xO a. NJ. daily. except sunday for EASTON
ana inter mediate stations.
'i;5O. 5.I6 +. NJ Sundays only for MAUCH CHUNK
and intermediate stations
$3.50. q: 10 +. NJ daily. except Sunday for EASTOS
principal intermediate stations.
$3.50, 500 f. 81. daily .or BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS. all points West. Pullman sleeper yestibule
train y Y. Chicago. Seepcrs 10 Buffalo and Toronto
Dining Car New York TO Easion.
.1:fO 500 L. NJ ially. except sunday, stopping only
SOUTH PLAINFIELD. EASrON. BETHLEHEM
MAUCH CHUNK. SAYRE. GENEVA ROCHESTER,.
BATAVIA. BUFFALO ana TORONTO. Pullman sleeper
Buffalo. None but sleeping carried. No
baggage carried
$40. $40 \. N. daily Tor wIIKEsBARRE. ITH-
AGA GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS. and all points West, Pullman sleeper TO Chicago
PI.AINFIEIp BouNpo BROOK. and in,ermedia,. points
only A. M $40 80 $50 4:io. $50 and $40 r. n
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at il3 2ei. 2I3
1856 9i4 1879 Broadway u 4. IAN St. i3G f. l25th
St 1877 Bowery. y. Y. So Fulton ST. Court st.. es
Rroa iway and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
hotel residence through 30 destination
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MOSQUITO AND INSECT Ex.

kills bedbuSs. moths, ants. heas. reaches.
Bott,e. 2c. Half-Faflon. 81. Gallon. "a
AIIADE Z CO.. 80 W. 2Ith-et, n. Y.
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WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.

$50 So $50 $50 Dining Car) 1850 (p'nms PaTlor and
1850 100 % 20 Cong ressional Lin Iar) $50
Dining Car9 40 ODinirs can l'C 90 50 DINING
p m. 1908 night. sunday so . ~ parlor and
Can go Congressional Lin 80. 90. Ia, $50
Dining Cars. 40 dining can 4oo 'N'
soITHER; RAfLWAY.-Express. 4.2o p. m i|'o' h's"'
daily - and $50
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. go A M ""'
2. m. daily =, aeily
CHESAPEAKE e OHIO RAILWAY. 40 ?: 10. u 20 a. m
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOhfO-
weekdays and 40 p. daily 49, ,reshro,ses and
ATIANNc CITY.'5 80 p m weekday'v ses,ibuied Train:
Buffet Parlor Cars. Passenger Coaeh an"
Coach. -.u. pullman
CArE MAY.-1o5o p m. weekdays Through fO"'"'"
Buffet Parlor Car. e.,,avS Ocean
Grove and Point Pleasant from YES W. Saturdays onyl.
go $50 ago $50 40 80 p. m sundays 1;ov ,i,s,d,
a m $50 m. from Desorosssess . nnr only.
?so. $40. $40 30 $40. 100 p. m sun'A'' o.
m s.
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A DvERrIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The r+,hu,.
"A received At their Uptown Once No / 242
"a door north Of @: st. Until O'clock ADVERTISE
once until O'clock D 234 stb az,
cor 23d-st.. l52 6thavt. cor i2th-st Mays osbavs
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

S.r Sss .5s :, .,5s s2 s
4 ssi s' isave !f too, .; i;ss5;yst
&C. Ss' EG sd p. A Ne a3 % MasSR cGas
Ga:oT s.s to Es'1 so,S S sspd'y'' 49,
wFo, %lsssSsnt fii..on s%d se;sH'oa 100 $40 A.
For aeadlns and Hsrr,bafs. At 4co .so So s:io
5000 80 to ReasIns,. M lt5 80 20 go ~ "a );
70 reading sU s5'' A. H. loo i45 $50 600 P NJ. 1915
For snTsnIy 10 w vi, 200 s1a W'n a ns At sur saaaay
$50 A. NJ. 100 1Ah. 900 p NJ. l2lo night
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
PoR 1oNo BRANCH OCEAN GROVE ac.
FOR h.a Bans Long pd B[,nfh A9gTy sk 8e'n oo
Ma nNls o s s9fs 70 on so Rcd BANK a
ssc AS gag "a gsas o. Is 30 @s %, , At.
bury Park and Ocean Grove. e5 4 NJ 80 800 P
s9' So. A"s els ffaan sand tS go S s.
FO. $40 I9mi E's F. s. u nay aga 5
For Atlantic CITY. vineland and Brdse'on ';so A. ~
He 20 se"STss ana H cs of
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c
From Pier y. r. foot Of Rector 81.
msn oi Rumson Reach seabsa Monmouth
I?Ss 1ss 8 n 80 sn sS i $50 n Loo %
s ssy. on G rosi @ 49, 800 $50 SUNDAY.
At Inerlaksn To-, Asbury Park and ocean Grove' $50
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTOS.
From foot OF Liberty ST.
Week days. 40 500. 1000 dl:3o Dining Cap a. NJ.
90 l:45 30 800 Dining Carr 600 - n. 1913 mdt
Sundays $50. 1000 III 80 Dining carr \. ~. las
600 Dining Carr 500 +. NJ. 49, mdt. Additional
trains FOR Philadelphia days 900 A. N. 800 30
100 900 p. ". Sundays 900 4. NJ. 400 r. ".
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL ST.
Week days 40 1853, s2a. $40 s55 9:os $50 9:3S
1000 lO6 1915. :OS IL 80 ii J5 A. NJ. II 10 l. ~
100. l?s, la3. 2io. 2?5. 2%. $:99. go 3s5. ~.
$40 a:55 1855 ll:4O =. NJ 1915 mdt. sundays. 7or
81 $50 1000. II 80 A NJ. 200 NJ. l2j5. i:45. 30
800 3:55 20. 455. 625. 600. $50. 725 s.25 20
0:55. 1885 r. NJ. l2i3 md,.
Tickets and parlOr seats at foot Of Liberty St,
whitehall ST. ll3. 112 2Gl 43i. 84, 2s4 1893 Broad
way. 737 9th A. 81 East +th s.. i5S Ess' 1854 St.
2T3 Vest l25th St. 2Jl Columbus Az, New YORK 1
Court ST. 500 Fulton ST. Brooklyn IS Broadway win
hamburg " Y. Transfer Co. will call for and check
baggage from hotels or residences to destination
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INSURANCE,

INSURANCE..
NNNN~NN.oON~r~7~- ~ Nr~NNON<ONNNNNN1N~NS~>o~
THE SECURITY MUTUAL LIFE IN
SUKANCE 60. desires TO increas" agency
force In Metropolitan department. Life
positions. with liberal. advancing compen-
satlon for successful solicitors. Special at
tention given 10 inexperienced men who
have energy and desirable acqus intance.
Apply In person between y and 3 o'clock
to ~. u. TRAVIS. Mgr. Rooms 40 III
Times Building. IL Park Row. New York
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR TABLEW ARE.-Phil
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. August 49, 1895
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al

- this Department until o'clock ,. m. Wednesday.
September a. 1895. then opened for furnishing
clothing for enlisted OF the Revenue cutter Service
the Pacific COAST. for the fiscal end
ing June 30 1899 In accordance with the specifications
which be obtained application the Division II
Revenue Cutter Treasury B!dg
be addressed the Treasury and
be endorsed the envelope Proposals furnishing
clothing for enlisted Of the Gutter Service
The right 10 reserved to all bids.
waive defects II deemed for the interests
ment 90.
W. p. HOWELL. Assistant Secretary C. F. 8
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF WEST TWENTY IHlkD r. o. t
and DFSBROSSES and CORTI-ANDT 81 th Gn,,ia ndt
~ Tho leaving time from Desorosses anu tsow Tor
Streets Is ten minutes later IMAM '""' d."
Twenty third Street station .~., parlor
$50 A. VI. FAST MAIL--Pullman B gshurs to Chi
New YORK TO Pittsburg. Sleeping Car flVsoN'o
No coaches ~ Fittsbuig; - Cleveland.
$50 A. NJ FAST IINE.-Pittsburg ana Nr,,,rran Com
$50 A. VI. PENNSYLVANIA LINZ Ed Observat:on
parnlent Sleeping. Dining. smoking 1Tincinnat Ind
Cars For Chicago. Cle> Gland. Toledo. OiH0'''
annapolis. Louisville. 81 Louis ,o1-,s EXPRESS
Loo l.. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS louis
For Nashville VIA CincinnatD Ch'oasu Cleveland. Chi
800 =. VI. WESTERN EXFisEsS.-
For Toledo except Sau:day -For Pitts
7.4O r. VI. SOUTHWESTERN EXP n,s
burg Cincinnai indianapolis. 81 LOUIS p,.,sbure and
7.4O y. VI. PACIFIC ENTREES -Fo, saturday
Chicago Cleveland, except Ruret
$50 y. VI. MAI, AND EXPRESS - ~, puts
Sleeping Car New York Altoona East LII. So coaches
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

e.Io 72o 80 20 $50 40 . 30 Penna L'T las So 80
Dining Carr. 1875 DINING Can. llJo m. "a. so
$50 $50 20 20 dining Carr 80 u Uh, sunday
@ 10 SEQ $50 Q 20 $50 I,imitedl. 80 100 DUE"
Can A. m. l5O Dining Car) 800 20 s5o D m
40 Dining Car) $50 Dining Car). ~ CIV y "
IL O5 night - 90, -, %, proad-
Ticket offices ;,os 4ei o44 1895 1929 III ana ~
way; Astor House: West Twenty-thNn CoH,ts,d,
ton stations foot Of be: rosscs an" on Roadway
street SEQ Fulton stree. ~,
and Pennsylvania Annex Station, brook anv vii cali
CITY The Transfer COMPANY ~
for and check baggage from hotels ana feS''e"
Telephone '.i274 Eighteenth Street fo- Pennsylvania
hsiir Ty11r SaE Se 2 WOOD.
- A. cansrai Mansr.r G.,e-sl Pass'r Agent
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FORECLOsyRE SALES.

.n>o<>oo>.o~~.o~r .NNoo.oN>e>nrye~YNre
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. 'o1n,y
.. New YORK. SAME. Ggeenoaum az:
Nathan Straus. a. trustees. P.aintiTk
against Jeanne l.. Tay.'r - A.. Oe's,t.
ants
In pursuance % judgment q foH
closure aud sale du.y made and ente-s
IN tho above entitled action. bearing tir
the an tay u August. is9s The ont-
s.erei. the referee IL saif jgtsne
\cw York Real Estate salesroon. No. III
broadway. IN the Borough u Maahat'ss
In the CIV and county ~ New York. 70
the 3lsi day of August. lsas. al y ocloei
auc,ioneer. the premises directed BY ul
iudgmen, TO be sold. and therein tescri5se
as follows:
All that certain lot. place or parce d
and. situate. lying and being IN ,ie fig.
tenth Ward n, the Guy %; View York en-!
bounded and described as foi.o"s: Begin
ming at point on tn No-thery sac d
Washington Place. distant Twenty-Five
feet and Two inches Wa.sriy from ~,
Nor,huss.eriv corner - Greene Street sn4
Washington Place running thence North.
vardly. parallel WITH Greene Street. q
a party wait. or rurr-sr rser: 'hercs
We,.ws-dy parallel with Washingtor
place. Twenty Ave Zee, and two inches
thence Southwarf.y. parallel with GFeeat
street. or nearly s.. and part oc me tis.
lance through party wal. Jns hundred
sss, 70 the SAID Sorther'y sd. u Wash
ir9,on Place. and thence Eastvartly. along
re ~aii Nor'he~ly side - Wash.ngtoa
place twenty Az feet and Two inches 3:
the point or place o. beginning. he,ns n,
r-sn,ises now known az Number =
Tv.nty-fye) East Washington Place.
Dated New York CIV. August stu, lsA
JOHN J. Mccall u.
Referee
HAYS GREENBAi1~ & HERsHFIEl4
ATTORNEYS for f.a,niiHs.
No. i.i Broadway.
Borough u Manhattan.
New York CITY.
The following " a diagram ~ TIRE pFop.
erty referred - In the foregoing notice
sac
a. oS r-,., ". -.o- Plaza |
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LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM,

lions West I'D - uehn. IL. IIJ CDruhhdI ~
besbfOsfrs -.
indicate. time from West I'D 81. Other figures show
time from Cortandt Isshrutses -.
.GIO. G:2O \. VI. daily SUNDAY 'G.45. a. NJ for
EASTbH and intermediate stations
$50. go a. VI. daily for WlLKESBARRE. SCRAN-
TON ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO.
NIAGARA FALLS and the West and principal local
ronts. dining and chair n Buffalo
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6teamoor.,

NEW HAVEN-FARE. 81: Excursion. Sl.oo;
~ Sunday Excursions 500 Fast steamers leave Ter
., E r week DAYS 3 r NJ and IL Midnight sharp.
SUNDAY. $40 A " and ~ Midnight sharp Week daS
..ners connect on wharf with trains for Merden HART
ford Springfield and points North
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

10TH ST. 20 West. Entirely newly fur
nirhei and decorated rooms single or en-
suite. all modern conveniences. table IN
efcslled
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-20
PAY TOO LITTLE.
Strong Argument on an
Important School Point.
Should Be More Than Meager Live
Iihood in the Professionalism
of Ability Required.

The great truths touching the educa-
ton of children and so ably presented
by Colonel Parker at the Summer
School in his talks to large and inter-
ested audiences are everywhere not
only surely working their way into
the minds of those teachers who re-
gard it a duty 10 grow, but are being
in a measure grasped by many people
in this and other lands.
One Of the most serious problems,
confronting US as we stand ready to
enter the open door of the twentieth
century, is: What kind of an educa-
ton and how much ought to be at
tempted in the schools?
The quality and quantity now pro-
vided do not meet the requirements
and fall far short of laying founda
ton which will equip the future citi-
zen for the duties and activities of
life.
There is a widespread demand that
all school work be made more intensely
useful and interesting; that the dead
traditional school accretions of the
great past, which have come to US
largely by inheritance, must go; that
the terrible wastage of time and energy
of the children, the many years they
are in school on work which does not
assist them TO become self-supporting
intelligent men and women, must go.
Public opinion would have the com
mon school indeed THE bulwark of
the Nation" 1t would begin reform
ing, proceed reforming and go on re-
forming forever. It would spare no
expense in erecting cOmmOdious up-to-
date school houses, with interior en-
bellishments of an historical nature,
and surrounded by an extended and
attractive ground. 1t would have the
public school a notable institution, a
leading factor in molding its pupils
physically, intellectually and morally,
thus insuring their becoming better
citizens.
This growing opinion would have
experienced, cultured, hberally-educat-
ed, successful instructors in the schools
at all points 1t would have them
leaders in social affairs and ever ready
by word and deed to be a pillar Of
strength in all worthy works, a real
power in their respective communities.
With this pressing demand for fuller
realization of the foregoing high eX-
pectatiOn and qualifications, as well as
many more. yet this same public SEN
timent views with pronounced disfavOr
any movement looking to encouraging
those having a high order of natural
ability to enter the profession Of teach
ing and make it a life work, or to re-
tain even those teachers found cOmpe-
tent, by literally compromising the
tried and competent ones, so as to en-
able them to acquire at least a small
competence for old age which under
the prevailing universal scale of ex-
tremeIy low salaries will be in no de-
gree possible Teachers handicapped
by salaries which provide simply for
the actual necessities of a common
plain existence are mentally incapaci-
tated for delving into the problems OF
the real purpose of a school education
c. F. TRUE.
Honolulu, July IS, 1898.
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FUNERAL HELD.
Remains of TheO. p. Severin III
Nuuanu Cemetery.

Remains of TheO. p. SEVERN in
Nuuanu Cemetery.
The funeral of the late Theo. P.
SEVERN was held at o'clock yesterday
afternoon and was attended by quite
a number of friends of the young man
to whom death came in such an IN
fortunate manner. 1t was a Masonic
burial. Services were held by the
Brethren of the Mystic Tie both at the
Temple at the corner of Hotel and
Alakea and at the grave in Nuuanu
cemetery. Clarence NJ. White, the pre-
siding officer of Lodge LIE Progress led
in the beautiful and impressive ritual
istic ceremonies. The paII-bearers
were Masons and Odd Fellows as fol-
lows: J. D. IcVefgh, T. B. Murray,
w. P. Johnson, Fred. Waldron, Louis
Reynolds and Mr.. McNichol.
Floral offerings sent to adorn the
casket and grave were numerous and
of varied design. The emblems of the
0Iasons and Odd Fellows were seen.
There was a large D from D Company
of the \. G. II. and many other offer
ings.
The brother of the late Mr., SEVERN
was overcome with grief and tainted
at the grave. Ed. A. Williams directed
the funeral.
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Regiments ". Hiio.

By the Kinau yesterday Captain
James German of the Regiment base
ball team received a challenge from
the Hilo league to play a series of
three games against a picked team
from the big island in this city. The
challenge viii be accepted by return
mail Hilo and Olaa have some first
class ball men and the contest with
the Regiments must be of general in
terest.
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AMATEUR TRACK RECORDS.

J. T. Wing lowered all amateur
track records from two miles up to
ten at the Elmhurst track, April Sd,
1898. His time for ten miles was y: II,
and for five miles 10:4O 2-5, on a
White. Pacific Cycle & Mfg. Co,
Agents.
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A notice TO G. 4. r. men and Sons Of
Veterans IS published.
James DOdd Will be back by the Ala
media in time to be in the Annexation
procession with the G.. A. R
During the absence of Ian Tuck from
the Hawaiian Islands Sam Wo Co. will
act with full power of attorney.
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RAINIER BEER

Is winner with the boys" They
drink as much of it as they like
without fear Of having a large" head
next day. Rainier leaves no unpleas-
ant after-effects. It's the most delight
full Of all fine beers. On tap or in bot
ties at the Criterion.