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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
THE LOOUTS SANIT4RTTU FIRE.

ADMINISTRATIONS BUILDING WILL PRoBABLY RE
REBUILT AT 4 COST Or $4,000
Dr. Edmund P Shelby. the associate OF DR.. Henry
p LOOMS told Tribune reporter last e.ening that
the main building of the LOOMS Sanitarium stu
ated about three miles from Liberty. y. Y. which
WAS destroyed by fire on Saturday. would prooahy
be rebuilt IN short time Or shelby said that
none OF the seven cottages injured and there
was no loss Of fe. any patient injured
The records of the institution we're saved. The
burned building was known as the Administration
kitchen for all the cottages The doctors Offices
were also there and special rooms for patients re-
quirng special treatment. The patients went 10 the
Administration Building for meals and treatment
Tho building of wood and stone. and all that -
now left of IL is the stone
1T would take about 800 000 70 replace the build
ing said DR. shelby and ! believe II fully
insured This the fourth year Of the institu-
ton which was founded by tho late Dr.. Alfred l..
LOOMS He selected the place 40 specially ad-
vantageous locality as II combined the proper att
tude dry climate and proximity 20 Newly DIRK
He died while II Has in the course OF constructlon
and II was turned into a memorial 70 him. Tho
main building cost about 10000, and the cottages
as much more There are about hundred patients,
four doctors and about twenty-five nurses and at
tendants.
IT Will be necessary 10 construct temporary
kitchen II IS only the question of feeding the pa
tents that gives rise to any Inconvenience on &C
count OF the fire. and one OF the cottages VIII hs
used for the purpose The work Of rebuilding will
be undertaken NJ once and do not expect that any
patients will leave the sanitarium. l. was never IN
tended money making institution. but N help
those who can help themselves 70 partial extent.
has been demand for treatment IN excess OF the
supply % rooms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
pREACHERS OR PEOPLE TO BLAME.
METHODIsTs DISCUSS THE DECLINE OF RE-
LIGIOUs FEELING AND A REMEDY.


Nv W a 90 ,,usuallv lively session
ave. yesterday was an " 80 No., -, ,ho ra-
The programme arranged was III IN" "n' % Wv
vval Of religious feeling such as has chhrhcttii"'"
ali tho rncetinRs Of late but there were some
o. - , - ~ ,rocror,r,e Tho sneaker
episodes NOT COW" Oh ''e PI'si " -. 49,
Of the day the Rev. J. II. Bush. or Ne"-N'N'o
q minister Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
49,. &, - .os = doo-th ~ at
South. lie SAID tha' II te'' Was " VI
tendance upon modern Methodist preaching "dS
the fault Of the preachers 1t was because "rH "''
not draw their inspiration rom the H"y '''"
Continuing he said.
The Methodist Church should educate its men as
literally as IL can put no scnooi or SCI on me-.
teach man no" 10 preach ~ I'yI' -.
above can do that and upon Him we must reis
recently heard preachng ny tnlr,y SIupr'i.' nr +
Thomas ilarUood. IN our Mexican iniSS'gl, ~ ~
have not heard Methodist sermon III Nv ' C
equal 10 what any on" Of these tnlry Saia. H.
OF them Was an Apache indian, Spea KlHk III
Spanish. VINO WAS armed with every grace 'l F"".
vt. .,,o,.. ,,,, hoa-d all tho Methodist
voice tiH'' you MA" -" wv
rcachers IN NeV-fork?
DIT Bush Not vet / may remain long enough to
- ,ho,, al
n"'' .''" 49,
A Voice. hope not
Or Rush's remarks aroused some antagonism.
so,io,,. o,,or,. ,bo ,.ourrer man nresenf and in
~ az 80. ,,,o.aa $780,, ,,,s a
me genera "'S'nsSlon "''''" '".' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
THAT Sio0.0o0 SUBSCRIPTION.
IT IS FROM 4 BROOKLYN Man. ABOUT WHOSE
RFsPONs1BuIrY NOTHING IS YET


The Rev \ 2 Simpson, president and general
euperfntendent Of the Christian and Missionary
Alliance was sought yesterday afternoon by news
raper men who wanted to ask him bout the sub
scription Of 5000 which reported 10 have
been made on Sunday a. the Annual Missionary
Offering" at Carnegie Hall. Mr.. Simpson how
ever was attending meeting 81 the Board -
Managers az 80 go Eiehth-aye. and II was some
what difficult 10 get into communication with him.
Hts representative Francis Bell a bookkeeper.
ACKNOWLEDGED that nothing whatever was known
as 10 the responsibility OF the person who signed
the ordinary blank form FOR pledging subscriptions
whether the name WAS that Of person reputed 20
h4 able to subscribe $o0vO. or whether the name
atsxed 20 the card Was lily used. The name
would NOT h, given out but there WIS uo doubt IA
Wr Rol's mind that the $1,000 WAS all right The
fran wAs actually subscribed. rather han l"Ss.
A. AN Illustration Of this Mr.. Bel gave Tribune
,'.,,rf.r printed statement Of the Alliance. pnr-
,.crfn- 10 er-cify amount expended IN various
Irnlssion III, ids from Apr Isss To- March 81 ~"
;This statement set form that during tht p"il"i
sources md Mr. Hel added that really only S"""
had been p!tcS'H. - .-t,, o..
II was said that the pledge sunday was written
IN a fremulOus hand 10y q man VINO gave as DIS
,tdress a prominent street IN Brooklyn u Wa
NEARLY e. o'clock when the meeting was over. ifliI
Mr. Simrson was able 90 talk moment %, ."' -
h',,r,trg away lie acknowledged that De dld not
know anything about the worth oi me prog. ., ~
.ft.r refusing 20 give the name Of his subscriber
declared maj le and his associates had been 80
busy I'm the preceding twenty-iOu hours lH"t 't y
had not had time TO investigate the pi"dtr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
RELATED STEAMSHIPS ~ PORT.
SOME OF TIE OCEAN LINERS DETAINED AT THE
RAR RY FOG SINCE sATURDAi.

SOME OF TIE OCEAN LINERS DETAINED AT THE
RAR RY FOG SINCE sATURDAI
feet Of ocean steamships and other craft some
Il them detained outside 10y the fox since Sat
urdav night came up 10 the city yesterday morn
ing Among them were La Gascocne. from HaNre
which arrived AT the bar at II 30 D. m Saturday
with 30 On hin passengers and 70 In the steerag"
the steamship Menomuee from London. ana t"s
Maasdam from Rotterdam. both detained at me
bar since o'clock Sunday morning, the Iland'in
CITY. from Swansea tho Cymric from Liverpool
and a number OF others that had been at anchor
IN the fog for from six 20 twenty-four hours.
Among tho passengers on La Gascogne were
lanes BRYANT Maxine Castillo Nine. tncie Cole
man Nine Maria Garcia. Jose Iglesias. MInr Jane
cave. Nine. LA Baronne sellere hH"a'' i"'""'
on the Cymrc there were Mrs G. II Aldrch
Miss Nj Aliri,h G. L. Eaton. Mr.. and MIS- l.
y 4ubbard' Mis- T x Mlliken. the Rev, and
osborne Mir and Mrs. Rowland felL NJ! an9 AT, MfS
{ r Phillips r j. O. Rhinolander. Mrs Hnipe-
lander Mr. and Mrs w Rhiuelander, Mt ana Mt.
Iobn stewart and Alfred 9 Soattergood
from GLASGOW Miss {. Carey, Mrs A.; ) Sn'rNl'
iady Sholfo Douglass and Miss Nina l4cion.
There arrived from London on me slea ms, =
Neno,ninee Yesterday A Henderson. rerIed chieI
wilson ana Norman Walker
on the Hamburg American Line teamsnp halser
FYinarjch FOR Hamburg today therc viii be- John
| 4 Petre John L. Mitchell F. u Bos"ortn ana
| Nv and Mrs VI T. Clark and daughters.
| The North German LLOYD liner Trave will carry
~ Bremen to-day George VI. Colourn. Miss Is NJ.
| Pennington Robert Wcnzol and W Rlumen'hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
SOFT COAL OFFENDERS FINED.
JUSTICE JEROME DEALS SEVERELY WITH THEM
~ SPECIAL SESSIONS

JUSTICE JEROME DEALS SEVERELY WITH THEM
~ SPECIAL SESSIONS
Justice Jerome presided In the Court Of Special
sessions Yesterday when the of the soft coal
offenders came up The United States Electric
Light and Power Company. at Twenty -ninth-st
and First-ave was fined 1890. with an alternative
Of sixty days in Jail The companys engineer. Mr..
York testified that the company would stop vio-
aung the law soon arrangements could be
made hard coal In its furnaces
Jacob Doll A piano manufacturer, of No fS
East Thirticth-st fined 800 or thirty DAYS In
Jail lie insisted that he did not burr. soft coal
but used shavings and refuse from his factory.
George I,ucke arraigned and charged with
using soft coal I'm planning mill at No. 523 West
Nineteenfh-st. II developed that the estate did
not belong George but to his brothers. Louis and
John who live I'm Ncw-.ler In discharging the
man Justice Hnsdaic stated that It the In
tcnton OF the Justices TO prevent this city hecom-
ing second Pittshurg Warrants were issued for
the brothers
The case against the Morgan Iron Works was
adjourned until Monday. October 20
4 meeting Of persons interested in trying 70 have
the smoke nuisance abated In NewYOrk Harbor
was appointed for yesterday IN the office OF Lieu
tenant Commander Fremont Supervisor Of the
Port. Owing the small attendance II de-
cided to postpone consideration Of the subject for
week. II was said that many of those interested
had gone 10 tho yacht race
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
PREPAYMENT or BOND INTEREST.
FEW HOLDERS SEEK TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
THF OFFER

FEW HOLDERS SEEK TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
THF OFFER
The officials o. the local Sub-Treasur after sew
eral DAYS Of painstaking preparation, were ready
Yesterday 10 make prepayment OF interest on Gov
eminent bonds IN accordance with the terms OF
the recent Treasury order. but only few npplica-
tons were received none OF them very large. The
aggregate amount paid ont here was about $1,000
II had been expected that the rush would begin
al the very opening OF business yesterday but from
present Indications holders Of bonds in no hurry
10 avail themselves OF the Secretarys offer.
Money is decidedly easier than II was at the time
tho Treasury order issued and the shipment
Of currency TO the interior has materially decreased
IN volume the return flow being expected 10 set IN
within . few days with the demand for cash thus
decreased II is said holders Of Government bonds
are Jess inclined 70 pay the Government two
tenths ~ one per cent month discount for the
sake Of receiving prepayment Of the interest which
would accrue 20 them I'm the course ~ the next few
months
By The terms Of Secretary Cages order checks
tor interest on registered bonds of the per cent
loan NJ leas viii he mailed on October %. and on
those 90 1904 ami 1925 October - 70 be paid i'm
ue1iafolv Blanks OF five different coors have been
printed for as many different issues OF bonds. and
tho clerical work attached TO the payment of the
interest of the bonds named above VII be In
creased hy reason Of the fact that interest checks
will be made ont here instead ~ ~ Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
ANOTHER SAFE OF EMO ESTATE PROPERTY


MANY VALUABLE PARCELS TO RI DISPOSED OF
UNDER THE HAMMER TO MORROW
An important sale OF real estate Is announced 70
take place at q O'Clock tomorrow AT the Real
Estate SalesroOm. No. III Broadway. Peter r.
Never will he the auctoneer Many choice parcels
are offered M auction by the estate or Amos X.
Emo under the direction Of the Supreme Court.
The terms Of sale generous. and should he
special inducement 70 Investors In the present
condition % the money market Seventy per cent
% the purchase money may remain on bond ana
mortgage FOR two or three years. Ar the option of
the purchaser. AT AZ per cent. This Is the thlth
,xocutor's sale OF parts Of this estate II Is at
tracting much interest among realty holders every
where
The property is in some Of the most adyan-
taeeous business centres where values nave neen
wei maintained Amos r. Emo was recognized :
A man possessing good judgment In purchasing
realty lie was known for years as an Investor
I'm choice corner lots property contiguous there.
to- The offerings ,argey of this character. ana
will for the first time in many years come on the
market Ono large apartment house. known as
the Newport between Broadway, Seventh have. and
Fify-hrst and Fifry-second sts Is included In the
offerings
Mr. Meyer will give descriptive catalogue or
the property 20 any one calling al his once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
ErTcTED A 0uARANTINED FAMILY.

Henry Bcrkowitz. a shoemaker. OF No. llG5 Broad
way. Brooklyn. landlord Of No. III Delancey-st,
who on September IS. eyicted family from that
house after II had been guaranteed by the Board
81 Health on account OF the two-year-old daughter
being afflicted With scarlet fever convicted in
Special Sessions Yesterday OF violating tho San
itary Code. The Family Of Max and sarah Lieber-
wtz and three children were put out or their home
after Berkowitz had secured a disposs"ss order
from ciyil court. The family was taken In at
80 2i9 Delancey-st, where "a Board Of Health physi-
clan found the people several days afterward The
child recovered
Justice Jerome. sitting with Justices Jacobs and
Hlnsdale yesterday. said That BerkOwitz had en-
dangered the lives II nineteen families by his
duct H"rkoWfZ was held IN sotD ball until next
week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17

Alfred r Sax. salesman at 80. % Broadway.
who lives at the Hotel Brockho!st. has filed
petition IA bankruptcy with liabilities Of $3.50
duo 10 3-0 creditors and mo- available assets. lie
has "a life Insurance ~ $500. payable 10 his wife
The debts We're contracted In Nashville. Tenn, In
1921 Jointly with Julius Sax, Max Sax and Adolph
Hlitz he is q % julius sax former president
az the Nashville Savings Bank. which institution
made an assignment ia 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
DEALERS N IMPURE MILK PUNISHED.
JUSTICE JEROME MAKES AN EXAMPLE OF THEM
BY IMPOSING HEAVY PENALTIES

BY IMPOSING HEAVY PENALTIES
Fifty-one milk dealers were before the Court II
Special Sessions yesterday charged by tho sanitary
inspectors OF making practice NJ selling impure
milk Justice Jerome said their offence should he
punished with the seversst penalty as warning
others
Jonas Lowensteen. ~ th- firm ~ Rice. Sons &
Co. ~ No. = North Moore-st. accused hy In
spector Payard G. Fuller With having two hundred
and nfty cases Of pound Of impure con-
densed milk. fined SO with tho option OF serv-
ing ten days IN the city prison.
Floyd VI. Houghton. wholesale milk dealer OF
No @2 East feminist. was punished TO the
tent Of $50 fine thirty days In the city prison.
Philip e. Stab, of 80 35 Westinghouse. was
let on with q 80 fine for similar offence. and
Morris Kosemau. OF No "a East Third-st
ordered 10 pay 50 fine or 90 to jail for ten days
Fines ranging from So 10 so imposed In the
other ses tMat I'D not go over FOR a weok.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
br4D vAA,S IyDICrMEyT DISMISSED

Judge Mcmahon in Part III Of General Sessions
Yesterday dismissed sn indictment FOR grand lar
ceny IN the first degree against OTTO + Eh'rha'dI
forty-seven years old % newspaper man Of 80 -'3
Prospect Place Brooklyn Who committed sni''fe
last week Therhsrd' haG been Nic"-Con-u' Cen
erAl ~ ris-Hungar, until four years ago Vie
was under Indictment charge ~ 'I'f .'Nk
3 ss1 - from his employer Ludwig Fcrn'r Z
40 III Furman-s, Brooklyn. ana Oh bail
when ne KILLED himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
prTER F. MEyER. Auctioneer.


,,r4.r the direction n Hamilton ptel E'3 h''rs
appointed ny 'i@ supreme 'oi7
Peter r. Meyer. Aurt0neer. will sell - 81 n a.
is,h iav - October ~ the Nv YORK Zeal Es',.l
order ~ tho Executors - Amos Emo d"--ased ..-
able improved and property In 'he b. Oh Of SAS
Nos r. * and y Pine street.
10 IA West Broadway and No. 70 Thomas street.
NNo ~ los liz iie AMI II. Wooster Street,
Nos 1852 and Is. Thompson Street, -. =.
Nos i46 las. and 10 Thompson Stre-' ana ~ W
No. 1898 and 1870 Broadvay. and No lts seNel- 49,
onue and Nos 200 and 2S West $50 Str~~' N'"-
port Apartment House, .
Fas, siie - Brosdwa' and west side o. seventh AV0'~
south " 53f street.. -,
Northwes, corner Of 5Sth street sih A'enae si
Northeast corner Of wee e2i street ara R-'s'Fv Il
lots ,, .. -
' south side ., IVES, ssd s,re-' y, Rros way.
No i0l N@st S+fh Street. 49, 49,
Southwest corner s5ih stree, ard Proa'Tsy ~
Broadway. we., -ia- from, ssh stree" to w't
Amsterdam Avenue ard Wos' esth Street s'r-'a'' cor
ner. fv. lof@
West ,.s,h stree north sds u Br af0a}
Southeast corner - West 77rt street ana h~a'Tey &c
70 per CEN ~ the purchase mone' ma, remain -
bond and NOR Four AMI IN" lsif fa- 'en' or
For bookmaps terms ~ sale etc. ali' '' '-f A.
tioneer III Broadway on or aff'f Oh" 90 Jay o.
October 20
AMOS F. EMO.
HENRY G. EMO.
WILLIAM = EMO. ! rrs-.-o-s
ANTOINETTF WOOD
JAMES ". r1NcHOT
John s. STEW ART
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

i'I Jansen 70 Penfsmin Altman ....-..~. sss 90
SSih e5 ~; schmid to Whitney LYON '.. s77oo
' Thomas TO Leonard T Garney ......,..". 1880
' ne linton 70 John f Schern,erhorn " 1000
Southern boulevard corner 18th st new line
t.-,hier - ...'....... ..-.. 1880
Fordnam- ave lot 2i5 map Central Morfisanis
S sH man .'....,.... 1000
Tn s 81, snd wife To- George Merle ..... 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

wi-- Leo 10 Malvin Gu,man. 7ath st cor
ner PaTSrave N year K,ns.,snd. i,s,h st,
I25 II i. II I.enox ave. years. ~. ......
Same to Kate NJ Ladd. il3th-st :. ITS q
ca5,l ,~hoN E aeg and Henry koch 10 Max NJ
stern. Park-ave. " =. % = n ~ 'ofA -
Acker Henry. To william II Macy, jr trustee.
etc iisth-st. IS. 2o3a Il u G@nox ave Z
scherrn.rhorn, John f. to The Home for In,
curables. Tath-st $ 2s2 q u 18Th ave. Z
rrenSe solomon end another e United s,a,''
spiers Mar, l.. - - Mary's Free Hospitai. No
Ao-er Tenry' - rs,er Donald iis'h-s' i'ia
{, of I~nox eVe. y'ars 1920 ~. ~.
Ki,ching ,ieorge. 70 lara '"rdan 40 l'N We''
uacKln.,r' Everett. TO he Equitable Assurano.
society 40 II West alst-st i. wears ..,-.
Sm'h :, =, . ~ R6nhins avs cars .'.
r5,ines,on James 20 Joseph fiamersh'as. io"'h
s., n r. IN 2 ~ Vest End ave. year.
Ben. Thomas r. 10 Emanuel H''ln"r Of a. No
rpinsaru Elias. % Ma'uai l.fe Insnrance com
Rd psnf Anton ana another TO EDWARD COZ
SANE 10 Alber, " J Petrie. i4ih ST. =. 100 q
Same 10 '' Emma e Floyd. SAN st l25 &
peo,. o' M NJ @l r. 70 Rober, ruifon Boulevard
Lafayette Public Drive. 5. l3l y from
centre u 10Th s. 4 EXTENDED also h.us,ari
Same a. same. boulevard Lafayette. -. 100 7 n
d from centre 4 10th st. n extended. , years
S.huue. Francis j. 90 Conrad Stein. 9Th ave.
= - q ~ il0th-st. : years .........
Dewey Martin \. 20 Farmers Loan and Trust
company NJ 10 Eas, nan st. years 49,.
Vogel Louis. and Nathan Lemlen 20 Amelia
Lockwood az guardian. etc. Willis ave. "
corner l4Gth ST. years -....... ......... ......
Livingston Julius 9. 90 New-York Security ami
Trust Company. Avenue ID. " corner OH ~.
years ........
Merle. George New York Security and Trust
Company i25th-st. n =. l35 q Q 81 Lexington
Weisbecker Charles. 90 Francis X Penileton and
another. No 100 TO l5A East 10th 81. year
Chapel Walter r 20 Fmmelinc Greenraf.
55,h - n p $50 II ~ 9Th ave. years .....
Koch Henry ard Anna g. Elzabetha Schwarz-
waller. No 40 West 4Sth--t years .........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
PETITIONS n BANKRTPTCT.

Ida / jenkins and Mary F. Jenkins ~ho com
noeod tho finn ~ T.. e ". y Jenkins. builders
az 80 q. Nanhatfan-ave have filed a petition
in bankruptcy. with liabilities Of Sls.159 and no
assets ~ the liabilities Sss $50 secured Ida
]. Jenkins f. the wife OF Thomas J. jenkins build
or and Mary T.. the wife OF George jenkins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17

James X Boyd clerk at 40. 70 Broadway has
Aied a petition in bankruptcy. with liabilities Of
Sp7e9 Mr. Boyd formerly stock and grain
broker He lives At Hampstead. Long Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17

Richard Thompson. Of New-RocheiIe has nied
petition in bankruptcy with Liabilities II ss.2l7.
and no assets lie dealer I'm iron ana steel
az SO 70 NarTen-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
NEED OF FURTHER RECORDS

Third That a book be kept BY the institution,
and that the and address OF parents relatives
or other persons visiting tho inmates be written
therein AZ each visit This record VIII enable the
Department Of Charities properly TO reinvestigate
cases when the time arrives
Fourth That the inspectors Of the Board detailed
70 inspect these institutions should examine some
Of ne children selecting them ar random This
would 20 n certain extent be test of the thor
oughncss Of the work OF he committing agencies
We do not suggest that this last recommendation
be embodied I'm any rule.
Tho ahles As compiled by Henry y Iechtrecker.
INSPECTOR Of the State Board. stausticlan 20 the
committee. show that in the infants institutions
fhore was an urro.se Of thirty inmates during 1925
of is2 in lSa1 and eiEhiy-sx 1888 I'm children ;
institutions there decrease in the years lSS,
iSl; and 1897 but very material increase OF III m
the year ls9S The normal Increase for that year.
49, shown in tho table. was $40. The Increase Tor
lSsS consequently. was much higher than Il should
have been.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
NEW BUILDING PLANS

loth-si No 20 East. for a six story brick r"t
house store. - iOxst samuel Sachs No -
i~c,s 'O'" ~ 0""''' SIM MI - ~ $50 0o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17

20 prr cent. mny remain on bond and mort
pnge nj per cent. or go per cent may re-
main az g. per cent. for or y 'e"r''
For book maps and further particulars Apply " ~
An.finneer.s nffce. Ill prnafNay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
Hlslrlldncone

miscellaneous.
I>RfFNrAI PEARL SFrELACES AND RRrNf HIS.
to.t inifafirr pearls ever made sso al fhe latest
Partisan no~sliies in s,m i-v.ln A. mot rearonabl.
prtees JANMES, West 51th-st near tth-avs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
1nsirutilou

Musical instruction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17

Mr. Frederick Saunders was 'orar'a' " ~
Astor Library for nearly forty years anu
he held that position compl'eu "'9 49,
Salad for the Solitary ana SorA.' 80
Evenings with the Sacred foe'S WV
venerable age Of ninety-t"o ne o''"s' ~, e.,
,,.,. -. ,base old favorites modernized IN
- arrangerent Whitaker is the pun
Usher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17

New editions OF George Cupples's books. THE
Green Hand" and a Spliced Yarn" have been
brought out by LAppincott-and not before they
were wanted. for these stories never lose their