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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-18
COL. RBADYS HOME.
lie Purchases "A Handsome Petersburg
Residence New Peanut Factory.

Kesidence-New Peanut Factory.
PETERSBURG, VA, Aug. 17-Special-
The handsome brick residence on High
street owed hy the late John = Jackson.
has been purchased privately by Colonel
James u. Brady. The price paid was
s no.
The Board OF Directors OF the Young
Mems Christian Association. al a meet
ing held tonight authorized the pur-
chase of gymnasium outfit for the asso-
c.atiOn..
Messrs. Joseph y. Worth & 90. are
20 have a large plant factory erected on
River street. adjoining their present fac
tory. This Will be one Of the largest, If
not the largest factory OF It's kind IN the
State. Mr W. r Turner has the con-
tract fol the work
private letter has been received here
from Mr.. D. r. Stewart OF Carson. Din.
widdie county. who sailed from New
York on July 10Th for Liverpool. en- route
Tor Lockershire. Scotland announcing
his safe arrival at the latter place. Mr.
Stewart is prominent real estate
dealer OF Dinwiddie county, and Locker
shire Is hts former home. ar Stewart.
who = accompanied by tH0 Of his daugh-
tiers. viii be gone for about three months.
Hinton OF this city. bias been appointed
by Commissioner o. Revenue Wilson
gauger FOR a large whiskey distillcry I'm
IenrlcO county. Mr. Hinton is al pres
eut a civil engineer on the Richmond,
Petersburg and Carolina Railroad
Rev J. A. Kern. y. D.. OF Vanderbilt
University. Nashville. Tenn. Will occupy
the pulpit OF Washington-Strcet NJ T..
Church next Sunday morning and eve
ming and will be the guest Of Prof. A.
X. Davis. OF the Southern Female Col.
lege The protracted meeting at Shiloh
church near Carson Prince George cOun-
~. viii be brought 60 a close tomorrow
night
Hr. John Hopkins died az hts home
in this city this morning after pro-
tracted Illness The deceased was at one
time train dispatcher az Richmond, Va.
for the Richmond and Petersburg Rail.
road Company Later he was telegraph
operator ta Petersburg for the same corn.
pany. The deceased was highly esteemed
by al who knew Liln.
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Now Comhinc.

TRENTON. y. j.. August i6-Articles
OF Incorporation Of the Sloss Sheffield
Steel and Iron Company, with an author
lied capital OF S20O00oOO, We're filed with
the Secretary OF State TODAY. The COM
pany win manufacture steel and iron.
etc. One-half Of the stock is preferred
with per cent. cumulative dividends.
The incorporators are John b. Summer.
field Samuel j. Lawrence, Anse L.
White. all OF New York: George Z.
Spencer, Brooklyn; Adrian II. Larkin.
Nutley, n. j.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


Office Of Jas. T. Mcdonald Co.
Richmond. Va. Aug l., lNrl
PROPOSALS. - SEALED PROPOSALS
VIII be received until noon MONDAY
August p. lSp, at the office Of The
undersigned. in Richmond. va, Tor ne
removal Of buildings and other obstruc-
tons on The right OF way 81 the Rich
mond. Petersburg and Carolina rail-
road. I'm The civ Of Richmond Va.
Parties bidding can propose for The
entire work from James river 90 the
intersection Of said railroad with the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad or by blocks, from street
10 street. Bids viii cover the removal
and ownership Of an materials on the
right Of way or % pile the same along
tho line on the right Of way for the use
OF the company.
Information can be obtained at The
office OF the company IN the old 81;
Charles UotQI corner Fifteenth AID
Main streets. Richmond Va.
The company reserves the right 10 re-
icct any or an bids.
JAS. p. MDONALD Co.
By r. w. McNchaci
aui3 chief Engineer
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BY II. A. McCurdy,
Real Estate Aucti0necr.

~ EXECUTION OF A DEED OF
| trust of 18Th August, 1892, and duly
recorded. the undersigned Will offer for
sale unon the premises on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 10TH
m GEO o'clock =. NJ. the REAL ESTATE
conveyed by said deed. consisting Of lot
with improvements, situated Just west on
Moore street. having front of IL feet.
e',a v,anine back 100 Dwelling has about
five rooms and IN very fair order.
TERMS: cash as 10 costs ana expenses
~ 80 delinouent taxes. and 10 pay of
balance due ON bond amounting 10 S5OJ.10;
balance Ut twelve months. 1......
H. A. McCURDY.
o,,1r Trustee.
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Ohice Superintendent Of Public Charities
city Almshouse.
Richmond. Va. Aus lO. l>fl
NED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived az this office Room ., city tiaI
tbascmenO. until - NJ. on MONDAY,
August Il, 1880 for furnishing this de-
partmcnt with COAL f0r one year from
September / 1850
ESTIMATE OF NEED.
one hundred and twenty-five C-'0
tons, more or less Of Anthracite Coal,
egg Size 700 pounds 90 ton.
TWO hundred and nifty (2JO tons.
more on less. OF Best Quality Lump or
ltun-ot-Miue POcahOntas or Fire creek
Engine Coal. 2.2fO pounds to ton. bld
on both kinds and quality.
Bond. with approved security, IN
penalty of $4,000 viii be required for
the satisfactory completion Of the con-
tract Tor coal Names Of surcties must
accompany proposal
The Committee for the Relief Of the
Poor reserves the right 90 reject any
or an proposals offered and of award
ing the contract Tor coal in whole or
in part
Further Information can be obtained at
this office. GEO. y. DAVIS.
aulG Superintendent
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Has Not Received an Offer

Mr. George w. Stevens. general man
ager Of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way, was In the city few hours yestcr-
day lie stated that he had received no
tender 81 a position with the New York
New Haven and Hartford road. and said
that his knowledge Of such an offer was
coDnned 70 what had Teen published In
newspapers
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Richmond. Va, Aug Us, 1889.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceved az this Office Room ., city Ha!D
until y NJ. on MONDAY. August y,
1900. for furnishing The city AImshouse
with supplies 0or the quarter ending
November 20. 1890 OF FRESH BEEF
FRESH LAMB. BACON, FLOUR, coz
FEE. SUGAR RICE LARD (purel,
SOAP. BERR{NGS. SALT, MoLASSEs.
BUTTER. POTATOES CANNED TO
MATOES. HAY, OATS. CORN, STRAW,
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING. SHOES,
WHISKEY and MEDICINES. Supplies
% be delivered al the almshOusc al sucn
times and in such quantities as the
Superintendent may direct
The Committee for the Relief Of The
Poor reserves me right 10 reject any or
all proposals offered. and OF giving me
contract for each article required 20 inc
lowest responsible bidder.
Forms Of proposals can he obtained
at the almshOuse or A. this onice.
GEORGE r. DAVIS.
aulG CITY AlmshOush.
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OFFICE CUSTODIAN II. $. CUSTOM
House &c. Richmond. Va. Aug 10
1900. SEALED PROPOSALS VIII Dc re-
celved an this office until o'clock Z. VI.
on the 1st day Of Sept. 1889. and then
opened. for certain repairs and painting
al the above-named building. Copies OF
the specification may be had at TINS
office. JOHN s, BETHEL. Custodian
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Richmond. Va. Aug. I, 1899

Richmond. Va, Aug, !, 1899.
NOTICE. A GENERAL MEETING OF
FRN RAILWAY COMPANY Is hereby
called. to be held at the office OF the
company in Richmond. Va, on THURS
DAY. August n. 1909. al. 10 o. clock A. NJ.
BY order Of the Board or directors.
AMI Secretary.
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civ AIuSuOlstf
Richmond. Va, Aug l6. 1892
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceivcd az This office Room o. city HAM
until MONDAY. August a. 1893, az ~
o'clock NJ. for furnishing WOOD Tor
this department for one year from sep
TENDER LIST.
Six hundred Cords more or less) Of
Pine Wood. 90 be delivered at The cry
AimshOuse at such times and in such
quantities as may DE directed oy we
Superintendent Wood TO DE BES
QUALITY SEASONED PINE, sawed
ends Wood 10 be measured al the cry
Aimsh08se.
This department will rick the same,
Also. for Saving -Four Hundred Cofds
(fOO) Of Pine Wood more or iessl al the
City Almshouse and delivering the same
10 an parts Of the city IN lots Of 100
blocks each. as may be directed by inc
Superintendent
Ronds. with approved security IN the
penalty OF $50 viii be required SOY
the satisfactory completion OF CONTRACT.
The Committee FOR the Relief of the
Poor reserves the right 10 reject any
or an proposals offered.
Further information can be obtained
at This office. GEORGE B. DAVIS.
gu1G Superintendent
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EAILRO A ~
Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY q. 1877.
leave BYRD.sTREET STATION.
3.8 A. II. Daily for Washington, an9
nofn-s Norfh STOPS only at MhI1fi
ana Fredercksburg. pullman Steep
Crs 90 New York.
ana points North. 9'oIrs, ,.iorsviile,
Glen Allen. Ashland, dSIol'F'' 'o'
boswell hutacf % .,,,-,ft
ford Wo0ds'aue Guinea. SumIul'
Fredericksburg. Brooke and Nidc-
water. Pullman car.
S:45 A. NJ. Daily except sunday, 10Y
Washington and points NoFtn' slop'
az Eliza, Glen Allen, A-niauo. les
l0rsville boswell kuther Glen, re-
n0la. Milford. Woods.ane Guinea
Summit. Frodoricksburg. Brooke ana
Whitewater. Pullman ear.
1900 NJ. Daily. except sunday. for Wash
ington and points NQrth. 5 n a.
Eibl. Glen Allen. Ashland, DosWcii,
Milford and FrederIcks fariof
Car. Connects with Congressional
Limited at Washington
7:4O p. VI. Daily. for washington and
P oi9's b SeT,e S 2R5 a. Fls Si ess
burg. Brooke and Underwater. stops
al other stations sundays. Sleeper
Richmond % New York SLEEPER
Washington 10 Philadelphia.
ARRIVE BYRD-sTREEr STATION.
s:4oA. NJ. Daily stops at Widewa,er'
brooke tre0erlCkshuLEt MAIOtus
boswell Ashland and Eioa. stops
at other stations sundays. sleeper
New York 90 Richmond.
q.O7 y NJ. Daily. except sunday. stops
Wv a fredericksburg. Milford. boswell,
Ashfand. Glen AUea and Eloa. Par
ior car from Washington.
7.iO II NJ. Daily stops only az FREQ,
ericksburg, boswell. Ashland and
F,iba pullman cars from New YORK.
S.m p n Daily Stops al whitewater,
Brooke, Frederick burg. summit
Gninea. W0odslane. Milford PenQlt.
Pufhor Glen. boswell I1ylorsNlie.
Ashland. Glen Allen and Elna. sleep
ing car.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
DAILY Except sunday)
7.12 A NJ Leaves Elba for Qulntico.
400 =. NJ Leaves Byrd-Strcet station for
Fredericksburg.
6.2o =. NJ. Leaves Elba for Ashland.
$40 4 NJ Arrives Elba from Ashland.
SOS A. NJ. Arrives Byrd-Sireel from
FredoricNshurg.
e.05 /. N. Arrives Elb3 from Ashland.
0'-' W. =. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager
T.. IT, ID. Af fnS
President
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in execution Of a certain deed OF Trust,
dated October rs. $500, recorded in the
clerks office Of Hcnrico County Court.
ID. b. 182 "B. page 1872 the undersigned
trustee being requested so 10 do by the
benofriarv. will proceed 10 sell. By pub
HE auction. upon the premises, ON
MONDAY. AUGUST u. 1892
NJ 40 O'Clock Y. NJ. that portion of the
REAL. ESTATE conveyed by The above
mentioned decd-viz.: a VACANT LOT
fronting as feet inches on the north
line of Brookland street, and running
back between parallel INES 100 leet 20 an
-. 10 feet wide. being al of lot No.
~ and part of lots Nos. l5i and 40.
rrrsI5 AS. Cash. &. ii. SUTTON.
80 Trustee.
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4 UcTION SALE.

4 UCIIDN SALE,
Bv authority of the owner, ] will sell az
auction e. ienrico Go99qItysq Sq lG ,soa
SATURDAY, AUGUST l3' 1871,
al - o'clock NJ. n
FINE FARM FIFTEEN ACRES.
well situated az the Junction OF The Elko
and haif miles from Ello Station on the
q e. q. railroad and fifteen miles from
Richmond. 1t contains a frame dwell
Inc of four rooms and several smaller
buildings in good condition nne orchard
nj annles plums etc. beautiful shade
trees around house. excellent soil and is
am admirable home.
Terms. St54 cash. balance on time
This place is in a section where / have
sold many farms lately and there Is no
healthier or better locality IN the county
PERCY 8 READ
Real Estate Agent
11OlN f. Main St. Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-18

WANTED. IN HONEST MAN IL
every city and county of Virginia ana
North Carolina 20 do extra work. \
chance 10 make many extra dollars viii
be- offered Write Tor particulars. en-
closing stamp Tor reply. c., i. o. BOX
3D. Norfolk. Va. aulI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-18
HELP wANTED-Fomaie.

WANTED.-AN EXPERIENCED LADY
teacher qualified 10 teach Engush.
Latin. French. Mathematics and Music
desires a situation i'm "A private family.
Best res ,ln, ,., =, ana i5ie.e.lces iiir-
anil
WANTED. a pINfNG-ROOM SER
Want with reference. Apply 20 200
east Grace street. AUS
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AuITION sALEs..1hIl Day.
By John T. Goddin a CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
Bank and Eleventh streets.

IN RUsTEES' AUCTION SALE
4 or THE
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING DIG,
AND THE
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING 5is
NORTH TWENTY FIFTH STREET,
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-18

FIXTURES FOR SALE or a GOOD
confectionery and grocery. Will sell
cheap. Apply 3l4 Elshteenth street
cifv aus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-18

VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
stanton Va. school for Young La
dies. Situated BOB the mountains OF
Nirei1ia. Climate and scenery unsur-
passed. Preparatory ana elective
courses special advantages in Music.
Art. Elocutf0u and Languages. Build
ings modern and complete. Write for
catalogue MISS MARIA PENDLk-
TON DUNAL. Principal Successor 10
Mrs Gen. j. F.. b. Stuart
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CHiOoLs.
Richmond Female Seminary,

Mrs JNO. II. POWELL,
no. 8 EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
Mrs WA. REID WILLIAMS. Principal;
Mrs T. O.. PENTON. Associate.
The twenty-seveLth session OF this IN
stution VIII begin THURSDAY, Sept n,
1899 and closes June u.s. 1900.
Facilities improved and enlarged. For
catalogue and additional information APP
pig 10 the principal. Iyt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-18

WANTED. BY A SINGLE GENTLE
man n comfortably furnished room.
centrally located Address. stating
price and convenience, b. j., care Times
office aus
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AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
AN ATTRACTIVE
HOUSE AND LOT,

CORNER or CLOPtoN AND LAX
GROVE STREETS, IN SWANS
BORO,
NEAR MANCHESTER. IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY, VA.
Bv virtue of deed from IT, W Brown
and wife. dated January -, 1896. re-
ing been made iu the payment or the
note occurred thereby, ana being directed
10 To- DO Dv The holder thereof, / VIII sell,
at public auCt or. 1n the prem ses. on
TUESDAY, THE Old DAY OF AUGUST,
1850
At G o'clock p. NJ. HOUSE AND LOT
DESIGNATED as Lot No % Square No. 3.
Honand's Addition, fronting 20 teot on
the south line of Hargrove street, corner
of Clopton street. depth 100 feet 10 To-
foot alley. 4 good lot, with an attractive
slX-r0Omed dwelling thereon.
TERMS. Cash.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER the above
sale will SELL at public auction, on the
premises. pursuant TO deed of trust
from the above parties, recorded in j. Il.
81. page gS. default having been made In
the payment OF the note secured thereby,
and being directed so 10 do by the holder
thereof Lots Nos 20 and n, in the above
named Square No. g. IN said addlllpn.
These lots front thirty feet each on tiir-
grove street, adjoining The above house
and lot.
While the terms under the deed are all
cash. still II the purchaser needs tine
~ Ca" '' 90 ''7 \. l. ADAMsON.
auI7 Auctioncer.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN, SUN
day evening, In the neighborhood OF the
Belt Line bridge. a HOUND BITCH.
white and back spots; has a eat on left
ear I'm shape of v Reward IL returned
or information leading TO its recovery
" l7l4 Beverly STREE IS
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REVISED RENT LISTS.
DWELLINGS, FLATS and STORES.
CHARLES 4. ROSE,
Real Estate Agent.
au13 IL north Tenth street.


FOR sALE.-AN ELEGANT MODERN
suburban home, spacious lot. very de-
sirabie location; only ten minutes ride
from center OF city. House furnished
with gas, sewerage, hot and cold wa
ter. A happy combination of city and
country life. Price low and terms rea-
sonaDle. ADDRESS "a NO. l." care OF
Tines Office,
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.

Founded 1892 Courses leading TO b. a,
b. s.. VI. A. and Bachelor OF Law. Eigh-
teen professors. Three lazy professors.
Ample libraries and iao0latOries. 5000
spent this wear on new equiOment Mod
crate expenses. Session opens September
DIST For catalogue address
PRESIDENT j.. W. BOAIWklGHI
aui lt'hmJNi, i-
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BY Sutton q Co,
Real Estate AuctioneeTs,
Corner Tenth and Bank streets.
RUSTEE'S SALE
nrr

L RUSTEES SALE
or
VACANT GROUND on THE NORTH
LINE OF BROOKLAND
STREET
DTNNEENs DIVISION, NEAR THE
NORTHWEST LIMITS OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.
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8. ~ Lso

TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
sis A. NJ Daily, except sunday lsun-
day $500 A. NJ
1.20 =. NJ. Daily.
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cially among ~" indigenous trib'sm"n known as
tn" Starai iii. noted for their urculativo procliN-
HIS. Th' So dsapp' tr1't'S "t'u row 'putlNh''
d"elit" tn utmost Vieiltnc" ~ IN" police. 'cca-
siorally III" victims receive lIrst Warning by
IN. ans of u nocturnal seizure. when they are
hiinif"ided. bound AMI logged 10y maSh"d exc
rutiunerS II rrdn~lir's that one ~ ~" rules or
The secret association is I'm order Z" prevent
social strife ana scandal not 10 tolerate the
pres. nee II any women Of dpuptul chasa Ter
about ,h.. soli min'- The extreme penalty -
not often carried ont against q woman. "v"n o.
the worst reputation. nat II she disregard IN"
warming To- leave She l. S"lz"d. stripped ana
ilo"g.d and by SOM means secretly conveyed
n,lt If tn. settlement hindfOidei md gagged
When the executive, of the lynch tribunal Nisl.
10 "nuhdSiz" ease Of punishment the severed
head OF a limb of the victim j. left exposed n
som. spi,uouS place.
Th.ro is no doubt that this siberian N'hmg'
rirht ori-inAfcd in thu surincn"sS ami .urlllp-
ton If tn" police. several m"nlb'gs Of VIII h
have also isapp' AIRED Tho police admit that
tn. secret tribunal succeeded III tabiishing
high standard Of honesty. morality and social
order among the Taigl gold mining populations
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couple and AZ the baptism in the family of tn"
Hereditary Prince and Princess II We'd. Th"s"
lspirants are tn tNo eldest sons II Prince
Albre'ht of Prussia Prince Fli"dfi'h li'inrrh
and Prince joachim Aur""ht. also Prince bern
hard Heinrich Of Sax Wrimlr. ond SON vi
the late Hereditary Gr1ni-dukr. and Prince
Wilh.lnp. second >ur IF the Primo" It Wied II
cannot D." said that tho Queen showed to any
on oi thrse NOR" favor man ii" did To any
other of the numerous lrnorl. p'lsonHs's Nho
wore present Tn,. fact fhl' sh" SaN primo"
Wilhelm uf Wicd daiiy f,r s"t"fti days was due
30 the especially friendly relations that sh"
cultivated DURING her rots'law visit with all
th. mcinbcrs al m, WED family family
ah!cn is nearly related 10 h"r since Princess
Marie # Wiel is hy birth princess of thu
Seth. flands u laush'or - the lat" Prime
Fr.dr h.
"Inforuation from VIII Informed 'irol"s is to
th, effect ihal 'h' young Queen has said. re
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.,.dr,i nd s.. Ncnty- hrst-s;. 10 on'-huh"''"
iobtv-thirJ ST. whor" "A dozen houses ana
81 large. hotel stand in m" shade IF tn" woods
,,, ,..,, SET asil. for = park. and will l." known
as Fort washington Park. The hotel "hi'h
WAS i'm its carly day Nh" meeting place "' "'''
,,ho drnt. their horses in that dir"cii'n' ana
Ms also u fashionable summer resort Tor pr'p'
,i,, wanted 10 enjoy country air near 'h' ''S'
H., bocn closed and condemned and Will soon De
form down. Some Of The other buildings are
,t.u o.uri.d but their days arc nunh'r'H' ana
n.y also will soon pass away ana make room
Tor park imprut m"nts
At the highest point Of the Boulevard there Is
, fin. view ur the river for miles IN either dlr'c-
rim IN thc valley. beyond the great retaining
wal is th,. thick wood and bush beyond TINS
across tn. river. one SECS -. Ml'ha"is villa III
rrcl.NnoJ aud toward the north, through the
,yools The. spirc of th, House Of Mercy at IN
wood is in sight. At a point when "ouNi pe
On a liz, with o-hundrod-and- thlrd-st' u mat
street were extended west. III" I'pulrvard makes
curve eastward ana runs into by'knail-se
and kiucslriigc Road \ small. old fashioned
vnc3.u church stands IN the foreground. but on
a.. lluus f. tho ,.st are .vii'nces IN abundance
that one Is still in the great city. Tn" build
iu.s IF the NrN York University and o'h"r
ar,,. houses on the high ground t. he east. and
Fort George and 4 short distance away, where
pyckrnan-st runs into The Speedway, the thronS
Of vehicles show that. dcspit" its trees and
rocks. its srass-s grown si1"w alks and adjacent
woods tn. boulevard Lafayette is not in the
country
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at maturity and the duration Of their natural
decay. II appears that the period Of adol' S"cnc"
Is b'ss in proportion 10 the fun term Of III" IN
IN. case Of short lived mammals than II Il IN
ihosr with longer lives For instance. a nous"
arrives at maturity ~ about thrc" months. and
the length If its subsequent life is four >"ars.
or about fifteen times the period Of ad"l"sc-n'
a horse arrives ct maturity in eight years It's
natural lcu4th If life aft,rNard Is about four
iimsS thi. p"riol. man completes his grow at
he ~" Df twenty-five years. and ia" 'Np''ia-
ilon If lfc lac ynnd TINS Is tN4-c TIN period Of
aI,l, SCI nee Tn, length IF thu period Of nam -
youth is thus greater IN proportion +" th' Wno."
,nsth # liz, jhln that Of animals ~ Tin shorter
dIcS The .,ldil"n between dhui"~''h'r ana
longevity u.s. su los. that Mr.. f.. H. l;'ll has
shown tia, 10 AN d. 'NPr' sod bS ma'li--
naficl formula ram'lN. "Th" full term 81 ME
in q mammalian species - equal to ton and a
haf times th" period IF maturity div id"i ~ H."
,uuc root IF ih" period 90 maturity. inis
statement. If course. simply represents an
average. and takes lI1 account If death 10y az
'idcnt or dis as'. In connection with ~, So re-
suits IL T. .f interest tu n"fr ihat Prof sS"r
karl Pearson ard Mis- NAiy la""ton haN" Re-
Gently shown IN paper read b'for" tn Royal
Society that longevity is certainly inherited III
The male lin. This c"nrlusi"n reached after a
critical examination ,f statistics. confirms Tho
general opinion that long lived fathers have
bon. lived SONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

,orrin,, 70 ,or much discussed matrimonial pros
rects that she desires TO enjoy hcr yputH anu
freodom during the first years of her reign, be
fore she thinks Of marriage. ACCORDING !" '''''
authority. Prince Wilh'im IF Nr'' il ne "9'0
for the Queens hand is considered 7" nay" '''
best chance for a favorable answer Inc 'r'''''
IS now about twenty three y"nrs old, 81 Il NM
large figure, and creates p3rti.uialiy it'"'ip'e
impression in his fulldrcss uniform oi an o''''''
in the card Iu COrps.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

SIZE Is REPORTED TO BE IN NJ h'""
But WILHELM Of WED SEl'MS
MOST FAVORED.

Queen Wilholnira of Holland seems 7" nav
left PotsGarn as fancy free as when 81" r'ach'h
that ROYAL residence on her recent WISH Inc
'I;orlin Tagohlatt" says. on the authority OF
ncrson vel informed on Court doings: - ne
Queen Wa brought into close contact with an
tie urinccs who have been mentioned III recent
years as asplrants FOR her hand both al inc en-
tertanmcnts given in her honor by the lnp''lai