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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-08-03

Mrs. J. p. Felt and two sons are
visiting Jay Felt and wife in Philadel-
phia.
| Arch F. Andrews and wife have re-
turned to Emporium from an extended
visit to Coudersport.
Mrs. Bryan and daughter, Miss Nina
have returned from an extended visit
to Erie and Chautauqua Lake.
Chas. Van Lew directs us to 'send
| his PRESS to Round Island until further
notice." as he hurried for the train
this morning.
Mrs. F. G. Reick and children left
on Tuesday for Berlin, Ont, where
they will visit relatives and friends
about two months.
VIM. Weinman, of Lebanon, ap-
pointed chemist at the furnace, has
arrived in town and entered upon the
discharge of his duties.
Mrs. Alex. Mcdonald and daughter
returned last Friday from an extended
visit with her parents in Canada.
Alex. went to Buffalo and accompanied
them home.
Dan Grafton, the man who was
stabbed at Blowville, by VIM. Anson,
was in Emporium on Monday, looking
for Anson and wife, who were near
Emporium on Sunday.
We were pleased to shake hands with
| our old fried JOS Strayer, who was
calling on friends in town last Satur-
day. "Joe'' is now one of Sinnema-
honing's most prosperous merchants.
Supt. A. Brady, of this place, was a
personal friend of Col. Hawkins and
| keenly feels his death Mrs. Brady's
| brother, Capt. l.. M. Porter, is mem
| Der of the Tenth and served with Col.
| Hawkins.
VIM. T. Seger came over from
Smethport on Wednesday to visit his
parents this week. His father has
retired from the firm at Smethport and
is succeeded by A. ID. Doyle. The firm
name is now Seger & Doyle. VIM.
has retired from the Emporium firm.
Archbishop John B. Ireland has re-
turned from three months visit to
Europe. Being interviewed he de.
clined to respond to many questions,
but did say: "What is new in
America ?'' he asked. 81 see you have
buried Ingersoll. No, no." he added
hastily. 81 have nothing whatever to
say about him; have formed no opin-
| ion."
What in your journey abroad i'm.
pressed you most ?" was asked.
81 was most impressed, think, with
the contrast between the masses OF
Europe and the masses in this country
The American poor are better off in
every way. You will find them more
intelligent, and their surroundings are
certainly conducive to greater happi-
| nessD
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-08-03
LOCAL. DEPARTMENT.
Personal GOSSIP.

Contributions inUited That which yoH tDoHId
like to see in this department. let as kn01C By pos
tat card. or letter, personally.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-08-03

The man who can get drunk and not
make fool of himself is a hero in his
particular line. | have not met many
heroes of this sort.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
Camp wetherin. Greenville. :. c., March 20 iSs
AUTOMATIC sPRINKLERs IN HOTELS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Cir. have often thought that the danger OF loss
NJ, fire in hotels would be greatly reduced il 'heY
wore equipped with automatic sprinklerS slmiiar
10 those now used in nearly all the large nuns anu
,.-obouscs in our country. The great efficiency OF
G. .,,,oratus &c in using il AT the very inception
~ the fire and the advantage In having automa'c
sprinklers is that they act almost instantly a',er
the fire originates The proprieiors would be iuHy
conponsated for the cost Of installing these plants
hv the largely decreased rate OF insurance Oh '"''
properties. ;o ;,
tho rooms would be unsghty bu, they could be
easily painted 10 correspond with the coiorlhG o!
the various apartments and feel Conhdrli ,i. tn1.
the guests would much prefer staying al 9 nu,o'
so equipped and a fire such as recently occ occ9ii'
m the Windsor Hotel believe would ne sE3u'~' II'p
ev-Brunswick y j. March %. 1900
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
BEST REMEDIAL AGENT.

A srrMULAN- WHICH STRENGTHENS NNp
F1Es THE SYSTEM TO REBEL oNsLAu"h''
Duffy's Pure Malt Whlskey is peerless nle''-
c,re and nothing within the range Of the "ho''
pharmacopea compares with 1t in eiliciency as a."
preventive and cure for Coughs, Colds or 'n''''
In the more serious maladies. Grip Asthma
bronchitis. doctors prescribe and administer -
freely. In Pneumonia it has Invariably Drous"'
on the desired reaction. and been more po'e"'
remedial agent in enecting cure than any o''ei
medicine The medical profession reconmehu II
freely. having learned by experience 10 rely o'
it's uniformly stimulating properties
Altogether It's record Is one proud SUCCESSION
Of cures and no one has ever taken II without
receiving distinct benefit. 1t strengthens the
system. bringing 1t to such state OF aggressive
health that it enables one to lightly throw o"
burdens which otherwise might have borne down
and overcome and made one prey to disease
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
uiRIL1ND GOJERNORSHIP CIuPIIGN
GovERNoH LoWNpEs WILL PROBABLY nE RE
NOMINATED EDWIN WAKEFIELD
MAY OPPOSE HlN

Baltimore. March % 'SpciaD.-Thr shaping Of the
ikct for the Stat. cImpaien in Mary land this year
has begun. The indications are that Governor
lowndes viii be- Ienominat"d by The Republicans
Senator McComIs and Wellington and tho entir,
party organization seem 90 favor his ,.tndidacy
Edwin Warheld. De noted Baltimore nnancicr. Will
hc urged 10 become the Democratic candidate For
many years h. has been "a leader OF his party
Mr. German and the other party managers recos-
uize that they must nominate man who will COM
mand the support OF all clements iu the party Nh.
Warheld Is one Of the most popular men in The
STATE and ~ president of the Fidelity and
Deposit Company ~ Baltimore and through his
connection with other financial institutions no
stands high in business aud financial circles His
,andidacy would unite his party
Governor Lowndos is also prominently Identified
Nth business and financial interests. He s presi-
dent - hank aud director and h"aft stock -
holder iu he Fidelity and Deposit TomP,n' .
- which Mr. Narn"ld is th. president Wth these
men heading the STATE f.rkots Maryland Will have d
stTictlJ business campaign
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
Premises known Hs
Nos. 2O1 a 2Og East 33rd street

The above described premises viii o.. sold subject the
following morgaees and accrued interest thereon
J. \ mortgage on the premises known 80 2Oi East
fd street for Seventeen thousand i've hundred 7 500
dollars
=, \ mortgagc the premises known as No 200 l:as,
% street or seventeen thousand n,e hundred SI7 500
dollars
3 blanket mortgage ON four lots two Of which
~ttite fh" tloN' ri"d thousand
one hundred ana and 20 Ooths iO2 dollars
The approximate" amount of tho mechanics lien 10
stfirf which the above described i. he
f'Fhi' dollar- with thereon from the 7h
f4 ~ Mas h fSn3 together with and allow noes
amounting io one hundred and FORTY and g. lop
dollar 'rh Interest from March ith oecfher win
mo 'Nrensos Of The sale The approximate amount ~
teV"s as-".sm"nis or other Items Is thousand four
hundred and and dollars and inre,ss,
Dated. Ner York. March 2}rd. isap
D. Villas BECkWITH Referee
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN RICH And POOR
A scErr1c's VIEWS As TO ITS rNDEslRABuITY

A sCEPTIC'S VIEWS As TO ITS INpESlkAhlLli J.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir Having read I'm your paper Of the 18Th INST
letter pleading for closer relations. Tor rieh'Shp
and intercourse" between rich and poor. employ
or and employed and having esteemed the letter
another expression Of that overwrought scntimen-
falism whose hackneycd slogan IL Love write
briefly 10 protest with an courtesy and without
the slightest ill-fcelng. Yet firmly and As truly as
I may against carrying 10 weak ana meahlhs-
Jess extreme what is really the greatest thlhs III
the world.
The le,ter in question pleads for friendship.
which is far moro than friendlncss that word Is
now understood. between those with means ana
those without; and. after deplorinG the chan'y 'o
Of the rich who relieve tho physical disuess OF
the poor from motives really selfish "a statement
80 sweepins as 10 be quite erroneous. IN my opin-
ion, and after defending the poor for their sup
messed, reluctance receive assistance. the l|tler
exnrosses us central theme in these words Let
w devote half a. much thought and effort 10 the
cultivation Of friendship with those VINO are So
cisiIv below us a. most Of give 10 seeking recog
io 3r higher circles the relation of employers
10 house servants being especially In mind. -.
us extreme form brought into daily practice. and
/, doesn't work Tire idea y grand one ana -
shown. when IL is not carried 10 a weak and fool
ish extreme. What does the sentence quoted re-
ouire7 The cultivation OF tilelushp WIN nos nos
placed socially below ms. and hence out OF our
sphere OF thought Yet fuendsnp presupposes
IN svmnaihy But by the very nature Of the case.
who're Is the common ground. speaking gcneralN,
hefweeu those socially unequal Now. | have
known OF some friendships between such. and !
doubt not that there are many instances. Yet am
convinced that the number is utterly insignificant
when compared with the number OF persons ~ ms
relation-and this is just what little consderai ion
81 the laws which govern friendship would Iead
one to expect.
am equally convinced that friendships between
those socially unequal ar" spontaneous ana not
creafed by any human fat. Surely such thing
AZ friendship is q matter more Of feeling than OF
willing Forced friendship is prone 20 become un-
real artificial hypocritical ana therefore. pro-
tesi heartily against it, but stii more heartily 30
approve Of the spirit OF goOd-naturc kindlincss.
goodwill toward all below. about and above us. for
That may pc entirely natural and pleasing ana
helpful
n therefore il be true that friendships between
servants and masters must be comparatively very
few I'M number. and T. friendship cannot be- com
mandcd but must grow Of Itself then tho universal
brotherhood idea I'm It's extreme form. literally I'M
d,rsfood is out Of IN, question as = factor IN
daily Nfo-1e ] trust IL Will be always. this side
Of heaven. = Is. MAIN IN
bethlehem. Penn. March L.. l&@
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
srNoRA sII.yELA'S AMERICAN DESCENT
cn,xDnrcurrR OF \ BOSTON SEA CAPTAIN
WHO MARRIED IN SPAIN.

To the Editor OF The Tribune. .
Sir: In the Illustrated Supplement oi E'S'''""|
Tribune I have read with mucn satisfaction r''
article entitled AT the Helm I'm SPAIN Whl'l ="
scrihes the influence exerted at the Court ol 'P''
by Sonora Silvela wife OF the Prime Minister
Your contributors surmise as TO her lainiN
origin is correct Being personally "cqu"ln'."
with many members OF the family. know 'h"' s"e
is the granddaughter OF a Boston sea captain WI"
wears ago struck his colors to fair AndaluSian o'
Malaga The captain had two sons-one "o"
MARQUIS dc Casa Loring. the other Don huuS'"'
Loring-who retained his American citi]enS"P ""u
was few years ago American Nice-CohSu' ~
Malaga. , .,,r,, dourbters
moi "heress Of the Marquis OF casa LorlHs' anu
particularly charming and lovely woman .,,a
In these DAYS when American women are VIZ ~. a.
iue such powerful influence in foreign courts, . - -
gratifying to our National prde 10 hlo" ,, ,d,,,ch
sbe Naughty Court Of CASTLE and Arason dtush-
Ter of sturdy old New England stock is hehlnd 'he
Perhaps the spirit Of the old sea cSplan p VII. bn
niiot that stOrm-tOssed ship OF state through INC
Wouo'u ""'''9 ' FRANK II. LORD.
vo.beriU C;rceuVillc. : C.. March ~, lN9
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
POPULAR OBSERVATIONS.
rur STATES EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
NV, ,rr,,r,Srs AND EMPLOYERS ARE BROUGHT
TOGETHER FREE or cH
-. rd,,or of The Tribune

To tho Editor OF The Tribune.
s;r. desire TO call attention 30 tie advertise
,0o,t n, the Ncw-York State Free Employment
rreau nublished in another column OF your paper
., order that l NAV explain to the geneIM p"o'N
,be aims and advantages OF this bureau 80
rrrnosc as set forth IN the law Is TO ress'e' az
.o,icants for labor who desire TO have their iapor
,iaced on the market. and all applicants lot heP
rbose purposc IL Is TO employ such apphc""'S '''
labor as make use Of this bureau
As soon as an applicant desires to place ms OF
hor labor on the market a blank is filled OUT
vh,ch gives the name and address also 'he ha'e
ord address OF mis- or her last employer ana 'he
csuss Of jdleness When such blank Is niien o"'
circular is Immediately sent by the bureau 10 we %
- or,niover asking what j. known aS 10 IN .Ile
cbaracter and ability OF the person VINO niahh,s .hs
s,risca,ion for labor II is pleasant 10 slatc Va.
spsswers 10 such inquiries have been geheiaijS y
sat,Sfac,orv 10 the applicants for labor ah2 II a.. -
go ~ great importance TO the general puplc ~
Inov, that this bureau makes an enort 10 te my
hs, ~ its ability TO get all the informat tion tna
car possihly be obtained as 10 the quaIIle le""on ~
~ tho persons to All the places tney seer, a.
who are in need Of help will fnd II 70 t,,Inc them %
vsntare TO make use OF this bureau Tor op'ail."s
ne same JOHN !. BEALlN, Supcrin,ehEl,,nrr W.,
10 20 West Twenty-ninth-si., New-i orN' M'''"
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
SUGGESTION FOR NUMBERING BROADWAY

m the Editor Of The Tribune.
ar. In an editorial in your paper some time ago
on commended the city authorities for changing
the Boulevard to extension Of Broadway NOW
that it is done, why not complete the sood WORK
and number it properly and intellisenty
Some three or four years ago. when a committee
~ The Common Council were trying to solve the
problcIn Of so placing the numbers on houses that
a, night they might easily be found. the writer
suggested substantially the numbering on the lamp
poe,s which has become so popular. and also the
following system for numbering the avenues. which
,be,. aid not adopt Commencing on the northwest
and nortbeast corner Of any avenue with the mum
ner Of the cross street, thus.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
THE USE OF FIRE-EsCAPEs.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: While reading in The Tribune 'he "O'"""''
and suggestions in relation to the recent desUu'-
jop OF the Windsor Hotel by fire. it occurred To me
that AS the ropes were seized upon by many III
hone Of escape. it would be well for hotel man
ayers to have at stated times some one SHOW just
how the belt Is to be adjusted and the appliance LOT
lowering slowly managed. Inc sueSlS IL St'iiiS
are not apt to read "Instructions as 10 above. H.
however they should them used, they might DE
led TO practise with them in their own rooms,
o,, Vork March 20 1899 READER.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

lection Of the public he sounded on these cars pu'
tho custom of the motormen In sauting eacn o'ner
as one car passes another causes a ciahgor @ Una, "
,rsu0erable II makes the daytime in Iweh2
,hirdet miserable and the nighttime Mucous ~ -
this saluting rule OF the company, pay,b,Ioesly TI hut
mere fancy of the motormen. thoughtiests! ""t
cruellv exercised? Whatever It's cause rs II no, ,h
legitimate subject for the prompt aSt1u a Ip !, III I,T
Board OF Health? TWEEN IL iiiID
New-YOrk March % lSH'
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
Tenth Avenue.

Tenth Avenue.
The Approximate amount ~ 'hs Hens Or chsyg.. a.
satisfy which Se above described property is 70 he a."
is the plaintiff undivided one-haf Three ,hou,.rL
dollars $4,000. the defendants undivided an. bsw
Twelve hundred and hfty dollars 81 2O) with in,sr..;
from the lst day of January. 1895 and Two hoyss,i
dollars S2 OO0) with interest from the ls DAY of Nv
1905 together with the expenses Of the sale ara -.
End allowances amounting -Four hundred taus-
$4,000. a''
Dated New York March is,. 1909
THOMAS r DONNErI.Y p.,.,..
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subssripuoa' I' a,s Brcaduu!.
~ received at their Uptown ono =. advertise.
- door north 4 3ls-s until t.u a. al FfEu,
ments received AZ the following oiH' o,4 sth ave.
crce rate. unn o'clock p. m, w 'v,.,s dis-a..
cor 2sd st, S2 9th ave cor l2ih - W, s6ih o ",
and l4th-s ii2 Columbus ave ,nss ,,b - .Si ~
West l2d - near eth.aV P2 Ess, & i'u iT,h -, -,
49dst between Tth and sh avs l'' oos si-ss. nss
6is, At, 7os is,ave near se,h c 90, Plserksr..'
soos "a ave; $40 East ioth-st. issi sd-"'l
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
7BrY DISAGREE uT7H uR GERRr.

Elbridge T Gerry is almost alone IN MS desire
o. prevent inspection n Societies for the Prey'n-
non - cruelty 20 children by the STATE bo1rd NJ
Charities Tho Albsry soreff stands ll him tIi
mo Bichmond County society has written to VIII
lhm Rhinelsnder stewart. president Of fnf STATE
Board n Charities SAYING that IL considers itseli
subject 10 the rules Of the Board.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir. would that not Only every reader ~ The
'ribune bit every one who has a dollar 20 Invest
would read and ponder upon the painful facts s'i
forth in the editorial columns Of The Tribune ~
to-day entitled Some Results Of combination
II tbev would read and heed your timely warn
incs there would be Jess poverty ana WI"ifh"d-
mcss and fewer heart -burnlngs and bitter d"0un-
N D. VI CAROTHfFs
Eethlohon Penn. March q 50
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ OF NEW YORK-Dsnel G. Klngsland. Plaintiff.
W Maria Louisa Kingsand. Harriet j. k.ngsand Nits
or said Daniel g. Kingslard. charles : kngssni ana
Eliza " Kingsand. hls wife. James = hinssiand ana
Fannie : Knssiani. wife Jane Maria Leonard ana
Josephine Halgh' Defendants ,.,
In pursuance of an InterocItory Judgment ~ par1s
and sale duly made ani entered Do ire above entitled
action bearing tho l7tn day ~ March lN'' J. tns
undersigned the Referee said Judgment naneo WI
seu Al Public Auction - the New YORK keai bsiatH
sales Room No. III Broadway. m the Borough ~ Msn-
haitian in the County and City n New York on the le,n
dav Il April 1892 al II cloc< noon on That day y
James I. Wells Esq. Auconeer the premises des'rioe'
An and singular. the premises mentionei sTd ds,
s,ribed in the Complaint. As follows namely NJ, ,Hs.
certain lot piece parcel OF s.ound' Hns ana pens !.
Tho l7th Ward in the Borough - Manhattan. N "
county and city OF New York and An9Nn as 10 .,
Styvesant street bounded the easiery soc ny -.
Number 36 Suyvesan street. 10" or sIey ne p.ope'n
- Henry DAVIS on the westerly side ~ Lot Nunner "
stuyvesant street the property u said psne .
Lnesrand said Lot hereby intended ID - conveyed oenk
tUeny four feet inches width front and rear ara
nftv i've feet inches In depth on ne "eserY ss
nd sxfv-tyvo and inches IN deQtn on me ess-V
sde being the same Lot conveyed % sall Dahe nhss
lari b. Gerard Stu,vesant and susan h ms we oy
oed dated July 1874 and recorded IN the once o. w
REGISTER OF the city and County ~ New lofH VI So',
a. - roryevtn-es Page 205. July lsii ne vans o
I've house standing said Lot being party walls m oo'
sides 49,, --.,.,.. o., =. .os.
its street Number Is No y StiNNesfht ''fT-
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

Numbering i'm this way by pointing on the TWO
first figures you have the cross street
ANY number Of new buildings may he built on
block and not change the street number on The
next block. =,
Trusting YOU will your great influence n
bringing about this mucn needed reform, ! remain,
VolTs frli,y JOHN A.'CEANDEII,
10 & West -hundred-and-twen -siNth-st
Ncw-YOrk. March -; 1899.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
F1nIIay nov lcotn) street

The approximate amount ~ the lien "a be -old. %
,trh tbs above described property i- ~ ,,,enfh day
=, az ia with interest thereon nom ie .i1Wance'
- March ISea together With COS" .,or, March sist
's1n t,grth.r with the expenses ~ tn' .,hrr ers
,rNimate amount 90 taxes. assessments M n the par-
i,,h .r. g., b.. allowed e. the purch"-' interest.
hasc money or paid by the Referee N 80 ,or,rages "a
The premises sold suhJe,t w, f,r principal sns sns
,,,.,est the sum ~ 2o1d9 and in'ls six pc cent
thereof from March lsi, 1922 al 'he '"
per annum =, ,,., ,>oo
Dated Ne" fo'N' "'vSp 'WvSIpI11IAM = COHEN Referee
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: The changing ~ the gonRs IN no nFv f''ffio
cars running through TVenfy-fhird-sf. is 30 @rs
tax on The nerves OF those d~eiiins vlfni7 fopn1
OF II. There Is such unnecsssari amount - '
Doubtless certain bells OF gongs must for me pro-
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

one hundred and for;letn street.
The approximate amount ~ the lien or charge sa''s.F
which the above property 70 be sold BE- Sl2o1 with
ineres. thereon from the 18th dav n January. 1895
gcther with tho of the sale
The arnroXfnate y the taxes assessments ara
other liens which are % allowed the purchaser out
~ the purchase money paid by the Referee IS S2oI
ard interest.
Dated New York March 1S', 1900. -
DANIEL p. INGRAHAM.
Ra,ersa
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
>-rv YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ nr \EW YORK Charles r. nra''' ''a'
.,t,s, Vecltor Ohlsor. - al, Dsfenfan,' - s,t.
r. p,rsu1nce = Judgment n - bss,-
A, nsda and en,erol ir the above eaiit~t a,., -.
,-g d.ta 9lst dav ot March ls99 l. mo n.-. ,Y.-
ps,ereo In said iudgraent named vii SCI ~ -, a., \,
tton ~ The Exchange -aies Rooms lN -. Il, Nsy
~ RrDo ivav IN tho Bo ougr Il ManHa''.n ., -
w, an the ISL dav oi April l>' ~ - ,>srrtss.
q, thaf dev hv Philip \ Sniyth An',ioh'-I 80, a.
directed by san. judgment % hs s2l' a"-
SCI. bed as follows. - .-..f. - and situate
t ~, T.,yenty-thitd Nard NJ the litf ,,.,-..ri,l
e,,,nerry I'm the Village q MeroSs o"n ~ ,s yhch
,,o,nt, u Westchester and state q ~ ~ 1,, nun-
LIN ,,eether were known and dis' ~I' r,s II ~
% ,,.sr, 3D.. n CERTAIN 'Map on ne ln l- "a ana
.sster ~ Wesfchoster county. h' 10 'N'ti ti.stAS n
a. -. "a -siar q tfn Nilar" - M' 70 lag =,
,b. Nfa,or . M1rrisana. Nest'h.siei ''-n Village
,o Dst,r,ad lyine beives1 No Haven o.. - west
,-1 ,yest - Woodstock. \ FinDiaf @'. s.s.rhet
1--,s Narrr ltr fSl1 sni ~ 'nl-l 'i-t -, an fns
IN said man AS follows. BEGlNNlN' ~ rI.,o, ,v,-
,,..terlv ssa 4 Washington NOV l" ~ f,r.isi
,,, ono hundred feet N'ltterly i.. mo s,,, s,-es,
IT, ,no i,terse-ft,n ~ the Northerl' ~ or ,. ..s
,E,,' known % i6lth Streen WITH int ,cne ,hs
W..binrton Avenue thence running ,., rhears
lv'.t~rlV side q Washington Avenue. nlN lsd feet
N-.sterlv narsllel with Flndldv street p, Aveags
thence Southery and narailei with WaN.ii"h Fnday
rf,y feet and thence e1S.erlN palaif ,se II SAD
srroet me hundred feet . the "'S', h..,,~lnx
Wsebi,efon Avenue the point or pal. '' ''7''
Ds,.d New York. March .4'l l>H"-,,tu,~ R.fsree
WILLIAM y. 'fls.s' = RrAsi-
CHARLES rNANGST Attorney tor fl''"''' '
\oN -
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
row ING.
.ovuITrEE or THE HARLEM REGATTA AssoCIA
TON MAKES PLANS FOR MEMORIAL
Day EAOES.

DAY RACES.
The REGATTA Committee Of tho Harlem Regatta
Association held special meeting Yesterday after
noon in the Nonparcn Boat Clubs house, one
and the Harlem River. and
considered plans for the annual regatta TO be held
this year as usual. ON Memorial Day.
J. J. Murphv chairman OF the committee. pre-
sided The committee decided to give cups for
prizes this year instead Of banners. has been
the custom for several years. The committee de-
cded also to make the following addition Of con-
tests 10 the usual programme
\ senior four-oarcd barge race. an Intermediate
four-oarcd gig race. and au open two-milc senior
cight-oared race. The latter is made open, 50 col
lego crews may participate If they 30 desire.
The committee made the following choice of Off
Gers Of the regatta Referee, Dr. Walter B. Poet.
OF Columbia University; starter. Theodore Van
Radon Atalanta Boat club, clerk Of course Pat
rick Cassidy. of the Harlem Rowing club, and as
slsiant clerk Of course Leon Mayer.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
european Advertisements.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL.
LERS will find the London Office Of The
Tribune, 149 Fleet Street. a convenient
place to leave their advertiser, e, d:.i
subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
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