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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
REAL ESTATE.
A LANDLORDS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIA-
TON TO RE FORMED

An organized attempt 70 protect real estate
owners and agents against Objectionable and dis
honest tenants is about IN he made by the forms-
ton Of the Landlords Protective Association Of
Greater New-York
The association will have among rs first members
In Manhattan Francis 7. Jnderh John y. Gold
ing. Horace s Ely & Co. william C. Demorest Of
the Realty Trust: Douglas Robinson < Co. H. r.
Drew. Thomas & Erkerson. Frederick Southack &
co and John + Williams and in Brooklyn OK
Chauncey. Barnahy and James 1t viii furnish re-
ports 10 members as to the standing ~ any and
Guiding their rating. financial ability. and occupn-
ton and character will report all dspossess cases
whirS cause loss and Teubc 70 ownefs
Most o. tlc new office buildings were opened yes
Gil not be any great rush OF tenants the
new structures. though the agents expressed the
Plans have been submitted to tho Department 81
Buildings wh.rh call FOR the erection OF the ten
story brick ana store Office building at No: s. Broad
way; extending through to New-s and Wall-s,. %
ard covering the plot o. William Wheeler Smith
win be Of brick ami stone the first story being IN
granite and limestone and viii have frontage o.
2oll feet in Broadway. So feet in New-st. and 70
The private sales market was almost at stand
j W. Farr,nri"n sold 10 Arthur t. Meyer FOR H.
F. McCo No. l5i West Sixty-hfth-st fcnr-story
hrownstone dwellng-house. l9x55xl". for about
David Stewart sold FOR ?. Mccoy the plot.
1o7 9x22o with 4 throe-story frame dwelling house
Tho northwest corner OF Audu5on-avc. and One
hundred and- nnetieth-st.. for $1,000
Mr.. Stewart has also sold FOR William G. Baker
to Leo NJ. Lehman plot Of about twenty lots on
the south side Of one hundred hty-sinth
near Amsterdam extending 10 Audubon ave. .
and for the Ernst MarX-Nathan Company 10 an IN
vestor the plot. c'x35 at IN" northwest corner Of
Amstcr iam-aVc. and One-hun1rcd and seventy
third-st. The prices are withheld
Al the Broadway acsroOm Yesterday Thompson
& Pryor soil In foreclosure the three story brick
dwelling house. lot i1.2X9sll No. 20 East one. hun
dred nd hirty -ffth-st. 10 tre plaintiff for E1N
Bryan 7. Kennedy sold IN" hve-story founle tcne-
ncnt- house wit1 night. title and interest In lease
of lot 25xq7 80 go East sixth-st To Henry DeiNn-
thai for 500 and tho four-story and basement
hrowrstone double fathOuSc on lot 2,.hNlHN2. NO.
rs East N.netieih-st to Peter Commings .or $H2.O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
ERIE RAILROAD.

Thf0ur1 l-aVe Now Y1rk f0ot ~ Cnamb"rs ft,
follows and nve minutes caller from West 23t-st:
900 \. VI. Eesrihulef ENp..ss daily Tor Bnghs rton,
Wavcriy Elrnlra Bural' Bradford Arrive Buffalo 500
VI Parlor buffalo
2,OO 4. VI. -Nes,ihuled Limited fast mail Daily. solid
for chicago arrives Cleveland 50 N. Chicago
= elee9crs 20 Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining car
70 T. W. pural, ani Cevolanl Vsstihuled Express
Ia 49, arrives BInao I.u5 \ NJ Bradf RI III A N.
jamestown ~ \. NJ. Cleveland i2 20 T " Scep'rs 70
Turaio ana cleveland making direct Connections for De
,,o,, Cli'sgo and ne Wes, az Library car
S:t5 l.. VI. Sold train chicago. Sieepcrs 70 Hor-
p, Vile chicago and Clncirnt'i Dining car
rI'fCKETs LOCAL TINE CARnS AND PULLMAN
Recommendations a. III ll3 pol i0i and 0iT Broad
vsv ie7 n pery ijG Eas, l2jh ard o3 West ic5th
sNarlers and wes' -ais' f~-res. New Y,rk 1913
-, Hohoken and Jersey city station. New York Trims
CO calls and checks narsage from hotels and resi-
drrcss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
DEL LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN n II.
stations I'm New York, foot OF Barclay
and Christopher Streets.
VESTIBCLED TRAINS. PULLMAN BtFFET
CANS PlNTSCH LIGHT.

preet route 10 NrnAhh DLOUAir I.i.p. MONTCLAIH.
TUE ORANGES summit, Defnardssiii". Easing
ridge. Madison. M'rr siJeA. Lssssie fate,son io9"-
ton Doyer Stanhope. NEWTON BUDDs LAKE:
oiSrAIS. washias,ssnaa; .6tiIL.4iPsBrk,;; EAs:
In, scRANToN. PfTTsToS. wII.KEsRARRE,
EHNrICnKB DANv1LLE. NORTH MRERLAND;
Mon,rcse BINGHAMToN. OXFORD. NORWICH
W.erys TIA Ric III S drrGS TIhnna
CoRNING RATIi DANyILLD BLFrALo sna al
noini. " EST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 A. -BINGHAMrO% MAIL stops at principal
10 90 a M-caf. Caro-. DCFFALo SCRANTON. nING-
HAMToN oWEGG3 irH M a., E Sr az oswEGS
EXPREss Pullman Paaoe Ears Connecting at
RURAL With train. for chicago anf points West ~
, 90 p M-sCRAN1ON. WlLkEslAKRE ans ELAiRA
EXPRESS Pullman BUFFET Parior car $500,
40, + M-SCRANTON. WlLKESt sRHf' ANn FbfM-
~" q. TIL EMPRESS Pullman Buref par'or car
m N tDaiy)-Chicago vestitu.ei Limited Eyrress
for s, RANT,lN BINjHAMToN. ELMiHA, HCt-
chinago D!nlns vest ot Buffalo
a 10 81 1Danyl-BuTslo Express ru'.n.an S'sI2.rs
Tor s''EANTOt BGNGl NNTON. FfMfRA. BATH:
MI NORRIS and BUFFALO arriving in Buhap
e:so p ~ CDsi.>,-- BUFFALO SCRANTON. niSGh ,
TON OWEGO ITHACA. E.MiEA. STRACLSE.
UTICA and osWEGo EMPRESS Pullman buhef
1TIcRErs AND PULLMAN ACCoMMorArIoNS =.
Henry Gaze & Sons I.mtel ii3 nrosd~ay ~ Pars
f.rry .ations ia aih-ave i"hst ~ West l.otn-
q. oas Columbus ave New York; 33> and 'e Fulton-st
ana ice Broadway Brooklyn Tine tables giving fu'i IN
foymn rr aEXpRrSs COMPANY will cal for ana
CHECK bagsae. from hotel or residence 70 de'ttn''on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
ALTER ATIONS

cp,N cor let ave. & n four story hrch ana
stone tenement house with store Peter lo"lEer,
owner. Charles Sfegmayer. architect ..--. ...-'
Afn-teriani ave cor Lawrence -, N iht'F.
,torv brick dwelling house. with riore 8 J.
p~.ring owne,. n + Hutchngr No TN West
1894 -. architect ... -+. .-... .
Josh =, n : ~ 2 " ~ columbus ate. - =
fou- story and bn-ement brick house, ldt'le
sisters 81 me Poor. 80 ~ West loiih 81.
owners. Jarin. Kent & Jarfine. hrchferts
9TH - No 10 Wet 80 four sorry ana basement
brick and stone Dwelling house. Naiher ne NJ -
ROY. u premise. owner ....-. al
Houston ~, No ~ Enr. - ihr"s story am
basement brick Once building ani 1weiLnR
house. william Mann. trustee. ~ No IL "'''
IOh ~. ~ " Bcrger. architect. ~. .'.-,..
prnedway 40 l. A.. a fouf story Dick hAcl
elor apartment house. Mrs Dean ~ 10 ~
West i0th a.. owner. G"org" keister. ~ NJ ~"
We, 3ith architect. -...- --..'-
Arthur ave- nos 2i73 ard Az. 10 iwo-stofy
sad ihrre story frnme dwelling houses win
.iorss C1nge'ta emilio. owner. Eoehm"r,
architect 1885,. ....-..
Reach a,e No lCS. - two story ana basement
frame dp,lling house. owen Gallagher. owner.
+ Wolfs,ng architect ..-........'..' ....'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
RAILROADS..
RAILROADS.
PEN NSYLVANIA
U u a TT
RAILROAD.

IAHP DEsHGossrs Is. HNp coifLhSbT SrREETss,
s,erts Is 'en minutes later than mat given b'Ow Tor
80" 30, A. W. w. 'tASr MA!L--IaLnan Buffet Paror ca,
$50 81" E'fE eHNsYIiNiI fIh isf9a
omp~r,n'"s sefpns Dining smOklns. and oSseT,s-
imdianspos 81 Ions i0'e'''
i.F 20, Z. w. cHlcAGo AM 81 LOUIS EiXrErss-
$50 r. IT. % Ne 9S"" TsSeso S5 GeS..nd
r. w. gi:a faff IE522iPrssrcr Pits.
40 r. S. ra lFfa"rgf s LOUIS r.burs and
." s N MI NS1 a en- hdana East I Puts:
"a ,I!, %;j XD ''; FnE 0'e"s'
80 NJ 70 DHns en- o im n'ns pa Et
snd Dining Ca1s 20 Dnlng car 40 ,pi IN S fa'
Ing ar mo a:s"' snna.s al In ali rarIor
sni Dining osrs). 40 dining carr. $50 DINING ca')
SOUTHERN RAlLWAY.-ESprcss. 40 p m. 1908
ATLANrlr COAST LINE.-Espr.s.. go a m. ard $50
c,IIEsAFEAEE s QUO RArLwAy,n.so m ,aany
CC.r'.ai' s.Ise,s 20 M. Through Buffet Pari0r
cArE MAY.i2" n week DAYS dessro'se' and c0r'-
Long 'i B S A'Suy Park 1n..sken suna.y
Street Staon so ll5o a. m. 3.op 40. lilo p m
SanS so siS.a a % 90 m 9" so sc III
p m. 'u'd"i Fo Il if.li III III
go 20 80. so. $50. s2o . 80 Penna Limited 90
Dining carr. 10 50 Dining car ll.50 a m, lZo,.
$50 $50 $50 - 40 DIN ng car. 40 Dining
Car. $50 Dining carr. 40. SO ?. m. 1908 nignt
sunday 10. $50. 20 $50 go . so GAmi'eil. ?3D
1870 Dining Can a. $50 dining carr. $50 = ~
dining carr: $50 Dining caD $50 Dining Carr. 40
$50 ? m. 1905 night. -,
Ticket Offices Nos 46i ga, 1876 1924 III and ~!
broadway House. West Twenty third street
station. and stations foot ~ Desbrosses and Coranht
Streeis Court Street $50 Fulton street. pc Broadway.
md Brooklyn station Brooklyn. Station. Jersey
city The New York Transfer Company will call 10Y
md check baggage from hotels and residences through
70 isstinatior
Telephone l214 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad cab Service.
J r. m. ~1IIINs0N J r WOOD
Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
BALTIMORE g. OHIO

Law Vow York WhltehaI Tenn nat South FeTTy ana
foot Of Liberty
'Daily tEscep, Sunday tsundays
CHICAGO. - 10 m. 81 90 m. and 'i2 Is night
PTTsBURG. 't:3o a. m. a % p. n, 200 p m.
'l2 - nisit H3o a m. Liberty st only.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. 1888 1000 CDinep.
eli 20 DinAr). 300 ,nin-O 70 Is (DlneD. '<oS
Unep. 'j33 2. and 'i2 Is night
NORFOLK ~ 70 n m
NEW ORLEANS Ghrourh sleeper. - so ? m.
All trains nlum.n With Pintsch LIGHT
on 49, iI2. POI Az lao Bdway 81 r i+th St.
49, Fpwery y. y $50. 3ti Fulton Brooklyn White
hau Tem.ns, baggage checked from hotel residence
To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
NEW BUILDINGS.

m o. 80 CO Eat. for five story hrck oNrc-
huIding with stores 2nr7T .. To~n-end
so ~ Madison ave. owner. I.uflo" Naien
tine ar'h.t'c,s ..... .,,..,. ...-.......-
Ncs. No / flr ten story h,ick and stone
Once building irrsyulnr " " Smith. No
Wall It, owner and architect
7.i ~ - East Tor a rv~ stdry and basement
i,lck dwelling house 2sSlo2 2 Mrs - - jen
nfrge Fairfield conn., owner. F.ngg & 'ham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
WEST SHORE RR.

Trains leave W. 42d ST station. ~ Y. as follows ana
Is m earlier from foot Franklin ST.: $1,000
lois A. u. Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse; Roehes-
Ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Fort Wayne. Toledo CieVs'
land and Chicago. ~ -
0r1O r NJ Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica. syracuse.
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit.
Cleveland Chicago and 81. Louis ,.
SIS p M Daily for Albany, Utica Syracuse hoenee'
ter Buffalo. NIAGARA Falls Toronto. Detroit CevelAne'
Chicago and ST. Louis
G. q LAMBERT Genera, Passenger kssNt.
6Vanderht Ave- New york.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations nee, 23d 81 uenn X R), SoT'Ian1, OF
DesorOss.s 81
from West 23t -. Oiher hsures $40"
time from Cortiandt or Dss0rossee -. 49,
u. 20 VI. daily sunday &c ~. A. NJ } Tor
EASTON and Intermediate stations. 1900.
1880. S:i5 a. N daily for WILKEsBAERE; SSKAN-
pI-rFAIO NIAGARA FALLS and the West. and prioci-
pai local points. dining and chair car 70 Buhao
q 80 2:OO noon daily except sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
25x5o Mary A. Brady % Morris Rosenberg and

2o1oV. MaFy 4. BTady N MorrIs F"senn''s NTH
r anosner % - s,,o, s,ru., r.vin "a
Michael Fay and another ...... -. -.
9Th st. n g. 40 Il Of 2H-avs 25x9i.6. julius
Dreyfus 10 Joseph l.. Ruttenwoser. ...... 800.
Same property: Herman Watzen to Julius D-ey
ynu,os .y. :, o., coumbln. 81, a5xioo:
James r. Surnet n Emily VI. Keatng ...-.
Same property: august Hassey To Emily NJ ksat
Sam. properly. Emily NJ Heating 20 James r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY


Fur trackr Automatic Block Slsnais
Stations .Ds soS Nh" r T%Ts I %h 81 S.
trains leave foot q Liberty St
-, r,.,oc. pe;ni"hem hilentovn Maoch csuck. &C.:
.oc rs s. Sio G;co 70 Es;oH' i,sS 40 ss
E. 90 10 E s.s q 20 No. ie co. $50 go
Wk Il sand n.'. . :ad i''."''a 'V' Wv
s sss |s,s''sf S 's s
i ms 80 ~ so 200 70 R.ae,ns, p n is oo
.:a s.s sS'S COO r X * lsis .ifss 500
saSSuIy J b c and sand.S. $50 l. ~ c
~ ALL-nAlL morTE; aovr
FOR 1910 nSs srsosn SS SKSV Pa oc...
$5sS: n e. .S is - !s &c E:
s'r In, .n fSr h.eur Park ard OCEAN Grove 900
q ao 81 Red Bank F OK thAk H sSoD
~. 80 50; e 's sa5asy.i NJ lo. - ~ n
SO a. i' e y'9 ylnelsnd ds.ton 40 a NJ.
= Sc, S'i i,s sf;'FfH' IS: Sd s's';s''
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA H 4JI. AND "ASs'"'-
FIR %, o o6 i1 8, ~ 6 s., 90,
;s 6 i!: nj; A,sos. S' ls sS:
g: r s. S.y'; 90 ~ NJ 90 'I No 49,
&c Il: sEssy Il as
100 ws'i 10 IS ,cs Iiac ~ ~: l;s,.
is ;ss "a, .:s rs S sss SO s:ss IS; ss
s 1919, sss !: 10 900 go SIS 90 'ss
~5.:, s r. ia ss .';; 'o? (
IVES, G ,NsT,yn 4 ,s Ne. y', Nl,s
C .,su s tn. r Co win can Tor and ehses
ss"sss. from hotels residences to ae'na''o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Co.
REORGANIZATION.

REORGANIZATION.
10 THE HOLDERS OF
First Mortgage Bonds of the
SEASIDE AND BROOKLYN BRIDGE
ELEVATED RAILROAD co.
Second Mortgage Bonds of the
Second Mortgage Income Bonds of the
UNION ELEVATED RAILROAD co.
Capital stock of the
BROOKLYN ELEVATED RAILROAD co.
Notice f. hereby given that in pursuance
Of the plan of reorganization heretofore
announced, the THIRD INsTALMENT OF rs
PER CENT. Of the amounts 10 he paid by the
above described security holders Is called
and 10 payable mt the Office of the CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK. - Wall
Street, New York city MAY 9TH, 1898.
Payments made will be stamped on Trust
Company certificates of deposIt.
NEW YORK April y. 1898
r. =. Olcott.
Chairman.
James r. Woodward,
Charles Parsons. '"""i''ee'
Ernst Thalmann.
Leonard LewfsOhn.
kDRuAN Fl. JOLNE. ). y WALLACE s.e'y
Counsel. 81 Wal 81. y 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
The Lawyers
Mortgage Insurance Co..
81 g. 80 LIBERTY STREET.
44l-2 46 MAIDEN LANE.
CTh~ Lawyers Title Ins. Co. BuildingJ

Loans made on New York City real estate on
favorable terms.
Quick investments in first mortgages either
with or without guaranty Of payment OF prn-
cipal and interest. including title insurance
New York Real Estate Mortgage Certificates
IN amounts to suit. carrying full guaranty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
0ountrn Real estate for Sale.

|,oIJEGI POINT. I. For sah large noune M No.
1 -. MI improvements. hsnitome GROUNDS tmee
- TOT; III from ferry ii wAll-st Room %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
BrookIun properir Go Get.

~ RI . 49, -
son prNr IN BROOKLYN. furnished house eleven
r rooms and bath. uneNceptionnb.e neshhorhooS, nall
49, frnr, City Hall " v same Tine 10 ocrhh, ren,
fes p.r month m Sept. reliable servant can ne
occupant going 10 Europe Ahh'ess
A n Rox 20 Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03

THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANh,
l2s Broadway. New-loIk. ApIh q 1913
AT A MEETING OF the Board OF Directors
held ,hi. dsv a dividend q: THREE AND ONE-
HALF '5sj PER CENT. on The capital s'o'" was w
earec psyahl" May LIST. proNiTno- - 49,, q
peoxino EDWARD BURNS. Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
Furnished Apartments Go Eet

-ITusT AND BOULEVARD siy light rooms ana
bath furnished. IA uiy leaving town '''"'"on W
Ant party r. Box o. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
l69-I7I West 18th St.,

MT coil MBt's z AMSTERDAM ANTS
LARGE xht and niry single apartments ~ To- rooms
ana hath each. steam heat plumbing, hot wafer
sunniv nriyate halls newly decorated from $50 TO $50:
AMI 10 ianitor or BROOKE & GEORGER. Agents Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
financial nlcriinss.

- ~>>N'~~/>OO
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the An
~ nusl Meeting OF the Stockholders Of The new o'h
Chicago St Louis Railroad Company FOR the election o.
Directors. other general purpose. viii be hea d,
Selock A. M. Wednesday. May 4th. looe' ~ Wv
Senpsnys principal Office in Cleveland ono ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
unfnrnisbeo Apartments 20 Let.
393 WEST END AVE-,

SOUTHWEST CORNER IVTTI ST.
Corner Apsrtmen eight rooms: elevator service, heat
.I,ctric light and Rot supply rent 1900 Also
Anartm,nt 81 $50 Superintendent on prem
i... or METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
LAG broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
MORNINOSIDE HEIGHTS.

nap s2s WEST I23RD STREET.
-,. .nartment, Of seven all Hight rooms All improve
,ent, Steam heat and hot water Fine summer location
'.n,s moderate Appy TO owner tn. premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
OFFICE OLE BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS

.. & Northern Railway Co. New YORK. April ~; 1893;
Broad Annual meeting Of the stockhpdes oI
sas company will he he'd In Cedar Rapids. Iows on
eeeday the Path day 81 May. AZ 10 O'Clock a. M RAM
yer books will close 4th OF May and VIII be re-
opened the 18th OF MAJ
IL HOIILSTER. Jreasurrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
Comnirn propertn 90 Get.
frru;sheo fjouses 10 Cet-G ountrn

yr,o pENT ,uly furnished for the summer new ten
~ r'sonn ro,tage in well shaded village street in
rr,rLlIn y Y Inquire NJ WILLARD PARSONS. IT'D
NJ once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03

$50 epO
IS mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
no THE STOCKHOLDERS AND DEBENT.

pany: Wv
The annual meeting Of the Securities Com.
Rany will be helc the once 81 the Company. 10 100
tcrosdway. New York Moniny MAY 9th Ir's al
Weve 90 o'clock +. &. PRIEST Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
G ountrn l,ropcrtn for Sale or 90 te

~
SALE ar to reni Furnished. "AIWlSGTON.' STONE
Il rs.Itenr. rooms on shore ontario. near
KINGSTON. good garden. eleCu' cars n'"'>
PATRICK & ROGERS. Kingston ontario
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-24
skn,sr. IN the Norwegian Arm,.

The Norwegian corps Of skGers. q
force peculiar 10 the army Of that coun-
try, Is a body Of soldiers armed with
rifles, who can be maneuvred upon Ice
or over the snow fields Of the noun
talns with a rapldlty equal TO that Of
the best trained cavalry In ascend
ing steep slopes the men take a zig
rag course. lacking mp IN the mountain
side as a ship does against head
wind As an instance Of the speed at
which they can go Il Is mentioned that
messenger dispatched from Roerass
at o'clock I'm the morning arrived NJ
Drontheim a. $3.50 In the evening OF
the same day. having consequently ac-
complished i23 miles In eighteen and
one-half hours
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-24

The congregation ~ vote decided e
was best
That % ara Deacon Homny should take
SUMMER rfsfs
30 ai TIE counisy mfefing-h0uaa hey
locked The entrance door
And fhni iho Window close and tight Tor
bout two months or more
The deacon was preacher that with
muscle dii e1pcunl.
Ana Tor gestures animated through tho
country was renowned.
ITS JUNCTION ana hia sameaincrs. when
"nrmfd 80 with DIE theme.
Some LAUNDERING member On aroused
from out pleasant dream.
Down on N pulpit be- would bring his
o. with mighty stroke.
Ana Ike The wind through forests was
DIE voice whsn be- spoke.
Ard with both feet IN numbsr fweives
he'd stamp upon the floor.
And rant and pitch and shake tho house
from pulpit 70 TIE dooF
But while ne deacon and his lock on
JQyed their summer rest.
New-cofnera took possession o. the house
and sacred desk
They builf nest right under where the
deacon kept the book.
Ari undisturbed they reared brood
within The sheltered nook.
Vacation past. the deacon came with Wig
or 20 renew
The dght with Satan and the worid-and
fun was every pew.
Ills theme was love within the heart
and Just 70 drive u homo
lie pounded hard upon the desk and on
The sacred tome
Electrified be honrers were. be reused
The hornets too.
And they began 70 crawl and buzz with
this experience new.
They took a. gage % hattie there th'
deacon's gestures Wild.
And 40 his pants IN numbers now the
tngry insects nled.
/ tie stood n Tor a moment more en- thej
began 20 sting.
| Ana then b. gave hia legs and arms
mighty awful fling.
l And shouted 10 explain the cause % nj
DE- extra rants
| ''rhe love n God Is IN my heaFt-but h.
/ fires in my pantsf"
/ q vs. Doneghy. in Burnside CKy) IRE
Lance.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-24
THREE HERoswrs.


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A recent report u the ROYAL HUI
name society In more fhan uausiiY IN
tereating. II evidence u wanted Of the
strength and coarage and hardlhond
Of English young women. here Il Is-
With a vengsance. Old folks would add.
says The Philadelphia Times. The ST.
YER medal Il granted 10 Miss Fullerton
q Dudhope Terrace. Dundee: 81 such
heroine every detail u worth note.
Ala Fullerton was 1frolllng on the
Forfarshire coast. apparently. when
che observed n manufacturer IN great
distress 0ut az sea We are MT told
whether she threw on any Of her
clothes. but since the man was eeixed
with cramp and was drowning. II II
10 Do supposed that she did not The
distance eas 800 yards and the sea
heavy" but Miss Fullerton swan out
and "exhorting the manufacturer 70
reserve his presence ~ mindr-aIso
holding him up"-she conveyed him
safely until boat picked them up mid
way. This In somthing like a rec
ord" Our fathers would not have be-
lieved II possible Tor a girl 70 swim
a quarter Of a mile in her clothes
through a heavy sea. but this brave
young athlete actually supported a
manniacturer-whO ran to weight a.
q Tale-in the agony o. cramp. Miss
Joan Harris Of Belfast also plunged
into the sea without undressing and
rescued a Frcwn girl; further clrcum-
stances are not given, but swimmers
know that Il was a feat. anyhow. Miss
Louisa Bright Of Reading. too. al not
waste tine In preparations when she
saw a schoolboy drowning IN the Ken
net. II IL not many years since swim
ming was regarded ne a dubious sort
Of accomplishment for women.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-24
1T MADE MELBA GASP.
A Chicago Dentist Charged the sinEci
stso for pulling one Tooth.

Chicago Paper The story Of an ex-
perlence which Nellie Meiba had In
Chicago with a dentist has Just leaked
out II seems that the great singer
arrived In the city with a badly ach-
INK tooth A. soon NJ she was located
AZ her hotel she began TO make In
quiries Tor a dentist She had no ain
Guilty In finding some one over-anxlous
10 make recommendation Molha took
her place In the dental chair without
asking the dentist about his charges.
The young man filled her aching void
"a rear molar and followed Mp the
operation by examining all Of her teeth
10 see n any others needed attention.
After a long and lingering examlna-
ton the dentist NJ last said that he
didn't see how he could do anything
more. The star asked for her bill.
"one hundred and fifty dollars. II
YOU please" said the dentist Melha
gave a Haccato gasp aud told him to
send the bin 10 her hotel. lie ala 10.
Then the singers manager made a
kick. The dentist sent word 10 the
singer that he would make her q pres
ent Of the bill. as she couldn't afford
to pay H. That response made tho
singer furious. and the dentist re-
cciyed q check for the full amount Of
the bin by the next mail