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New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
MOVING Up THE AVENUE.
krrADrIG PUBLISHING FIRM WHICH HAS GONE
Up TO THIRTY -FIFTH-sT.

The publishing house Of Dodd. Mead & co. mas
forsaken the present publishers district near
T7genty-t third-st.. and has recently moved uptown
into new building put up by this house at Fifth
ave and Thirty-ffth-st Their present site is part
Of the Roosevelt property. recently the City Club
and in bygone days the home of some Of the
Astors Part Of the upper floors has been leased
10 other firms whose business IS akin TO the pub
Mshing trade The lower part Of the building has
been retained, however, and in time Dodd, Mead
& Co expect TO occupy the whole of 1t. The retail
shop the ground floor is one of the most luxuri-
Gus in New-York, being furnished throughout in
mahogany with glass shelving for all the books and
separate room for the rare books.
The house Of Dodd. Mead & Co. organized
ia le70 and succeeded Moses II. Dodd, who began
business in 1893 at Park Row and Nassau-st.. where
the old Brick Church stood. When the Brick
Church was torn down, in 1853. Mr.. Dodd moved to
No. 66 Broadway In 1870 the firm of Dodd.
Mead Co began business at No. 762 Broadway,
moving later 10 two different addresses in Broad
way, then to East Nineteenth-st., whence they
moved 10 their present home The firm is now COM
posed OF Frank Il. Dodd Robert II. Dodd and
Becker Van Wagenen. Dodd, Mead G. Co. en-
ploy over sixty people, although they do none of
iheir own printing, binding or manufacturing.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
HERE'S METAL MORE ATTRACTIVE.

hrn1essors 70 an Old firm established in 1928. the
FrssSs " q Fitch 6 Co. before settling down to
n CO. ~ llelr new quarters Al No. 2l8 Fifth-aVe
n 49, Ap1l, Fil nave seen many and vast changes
- r sA4s DIG and enterprising own
rrou,b - less interests nave kept pace with the
a. . o me city. They manufacturers
nsr,.s Ior the metallic bedsteads. and themselves
as wi ftlre bedding Of all degrees of excellence
S-les - q couches and upholstery in general.
tFc4ay 70 which z. Fitch & Co. has always de-
oTs, ~ greatest care and attention Is the making
r. VI mattresses. pillows and holsters whether
ioHei ~ 5s!tners. For this work they have excep-
FcT-,t t.ilies In their factories at No 50-56 West
49, .i-st. and their well known reliability
q. go 80 anxious housewife from the necessity
s,po.IsIiAe lest some Of the precious hair
pOcess 7'e' uS say -iiiisialu outlhs the
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
THE JEsUP NATIVE WOOD COLLECTION
A VISITOR WHO HAS FOUND IT'S INSTRUCTIVE
AND VALUABLE FEATURES.
le Editor of The Tribune.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: A charming and really wonderful hour of
vivid reminiscence was the one recently spent
examining the Norris X. Jesup collection of native
woods in the Museum of Natural History
To begin with the mechanical arrangement of the
specimens is wellnigh perfect. Fourteen spacious
glass inclose them; each specimen is a
pete segment of the trees trunk, showing the
bark. the polished and also unpublished surface of
the wood itself and also the appearance of a cross
cutting, at right angles to the grain. The locality,
name of each sort plainly indicated by printed
card and to make good the absence of fresh
leaves and fruit water color sketch of both hangs
just above the specimen itself.
The really magnificent forests of America
are those composed of the superb red frs of the
State Of Washington. Straight arrows, they go
skyward TO height of three hundred and four
hundred feet. and famous the world over for
bridge and shipbuilding purposes. fine specimen
in the first at the left enters. The
bark is deeply grooved and of a rich deep brown
color.
OF other noteworthy specimens the Usage orange
is striking ts wood looking when polished. like
the hundreds Of miles of Usage orange hedges in
Missouri and Kansas imagine it as an embryonic
tree of this character. So the specimens of ebony
(from Texas, sumac. sassafras. linden. magnolia.
red bay and sequoia will interest all tree lovers
And perhaps the most useful feature Of all is the
chance afforded to study our native trees with
some care How many people know ,s the d difference
can distingnsh white oak 9a from & nd red oak 'r a
slippery elms from each other?
The. writer of this, has for twenty-five years
summers and several winters on IT. But in
all the twenty-five years / have not learned as
Museum of Natural History taught. The COM
m9nty Mt t Je1qp is peculiar debt OF sra
New-York, March 10, 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
THE CUBAN ORPHAN FAIR.

INFORMATION FROM THE WAR DEPARTMENT
THAT CHARITY IS NOT NEEDED.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: The accompanying letter should be of inter
est TO those who are working for the Cuban Orphan
Fair Under the impression that the fair was
unnecessary effort, a friend wrote to Washington
to the proper authorities and received the reply
pected:
War Department once of the Secretary,
Division OF Customs and Insular Affairs
Washington. ID. C., March 10, 1900.
Sir. In renlv 10 your letter of the 2lst ultmo am
directed by the Acting Secretary OF War to advise
vou that Mator a euaral LAouAxd Wood. Military
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
ToIcE PLACING AND VOICE BUILDING

- hnIna K Denison, at her studio in the
-lah Building, l2S Ffth-ave.. instructs either
- 49, CT private pupils IN singing Voice placing
od-sree1 ee1ialns and vocal sight reading-Holt meth
fstterS,s.etA N especial attention, with the most
results Miss Denison also coaches most
ooeasioos II oratorio and songs for particular
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

ought to be heard throughout the State. am sure
that your position this question has commended
itself most heartily to the decency loving public
everywhere. Little Falls has been badly contami-
mated by this branch of athletics for many
months and we shall be only too happy to be free
from disgrace in this particular. am glad to be-
lieve that both Senator and Assemblyman are
the morally right side of this issue. Thanking you
for your strong words. G. S. RICHARDSON,
Pastor Presbyterian Church
Little Falls, N. Y. March %. 1900.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

and young mems
Quitting, at 39i
Fifth Avenue. he
had the field, or
rather, the ave-
hue. to himself.
Other lines Of
business soon fol-
] o W G d in his
wake, b ut d e
Pima is still in
the front rank of
[ h | S exclusive
style of business.
De Pima supplies
everything for
boys and young
men. All their
F I o C k, without
any exception. is
imported. and is
Of the finest ma
terial procurable.
Occupying the en-
tire building, they
q T e enabled TO
maintain sanitary
conditions in
their workshops
and store such as
do not prevail in
any other estab-
lishment | n the
city. Parents Will
doubtless appre-
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
HIGH CLASS MERCHANT TAILORING

nea. ssihb @.eiy located at No 3el Fifth avenue
Carlson ss..itet IS the establishment of Francis
exclusive & &naht Tailor whose patrons are OF the
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
ART DEALERS REMOVAL,

lz7 R1oeasse Rroase Of G. W. Kraushaar will move from
eFenue iMay ainFa TO the elegant store at 2s0 Fifth
y psintinss' Alay lst, with valuable collection
TEN srfiss,s; water colors and etchings many of
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
VOICE CULTrRF

ahogn eor1nosl ils @!ey. 25l Fifth-ave the widely
Specially eIlaoSer OF many famous songs has hea1
eoAoert and oTa IN training voices for church
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
FRENCH R0NNErO

&c English roS,n,S ie importer Of French bonnets
lofe 10 No go ns ts' now at 35I Fffth-aye will
Nay where re sss ny Fmifth-ave FIJI three doors below on
sie VIII show the latest modes. 0'
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
A BOON TO BOUSEKgEPERS.

Practical aid 70 the inexperienced or luxurious is
eaered by Mrs. William f. Wimerding, of 5o3
ffth ave, Rooms 394-305. Asking only the keys of
Their great town houses, and the confidence of
patrons, she magically transforms the first into
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
THE GOVERNOR AND THE TRIBUNE.

THE GOVERNOK AND THE TRIBUNE
To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir 1t is comfort when many public men
are lying low the Ramapo business to know
that Governor Is determined to do right.
whether party bosses approve or not
II is also a comfort realize that The Tribune
is at the same old stand and arrayed against the
combination that seeks 10 plunder the metropolis
and the masses who live there.
The boss is power for evil: the statesman for
righteousness WILLIAM X PALMER
New-Rocheile. ". Y. March n. 1900.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

Governor Of Cuba, TO whom your communication
was referred reports that the island Is not In need
Of private charity. Your attention 10 invited to the
1nclosed circular making provision for hospitals and
asylums in Cuba. Very respectfully,
CLARENCE r. EDMUNDS.
Lieut-Col 47th Init, u. s. A, Chief OF Division.
Circular inclosed:
NO 90
Headquarters Division of Cuba,
Havana. November II. 1899
The Military Governor of Cuba directs the pub
lication of the following order:
6) In addition to the payment of public instruc-
ton and municipal police the State will aid hos
pitals and asylums to such extent shall be
determined necessary.
l do not believe that those who taking the
lead IN this fair understand the situation Chaplain
Pierce is struggling to raise large for needed
work In the Philippines II must be trial for him
and others interested in his work to find much
effort being made for work of supererogation.
By publishing this letter in your paper you will
favor an earnest supporter of all needed work.
New-York. March &C. 1900 "
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

.e.s this fscr once n Is called 20 their attention
NJ De Pima has special facilities for meeting
thp needs OF customers living out OF the city, 70
,rbon7 he Will send his very complete catalogue
uDon application and then upon receipt OF orders
-Ij mail SAMPLES of goods and forms for measure
rnert together with full Information
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

ton mile. II Mr.. Herman will multiply $40 900 900 by
That. therefore il the figures are correct vas the
total cost OF transporting freight to the men who
shown in table page l55. Of the commltiee's % re,
m sse o state m IN taxes to the canal
by the freishtsr the State added a subsidy Of & IS
ton mileage he will discover that while the rate
TO the freghter was 10 mills. the cost to the tax
payers & was ,5u a15 mills making the total rate per
Mr.; Kernan says that the average freight rates
mile; and this It must be remembered. was for
Of the isshs e hf
system. high priced freight perishable freight
the canal carried nothing but the coarsest and
cheapest freight Yet the average rate on the New
In @ isss sy he hean Same Gest @
Rcr g the the on on M the
making the rate per ton mile of subsidy paid by
transportation 666 mills per ton mile.
1t only needs to be added to make the compari-
trunk line railroads carried wheat from Buffalo
to kat at two cents per bTshel net which IS
best place In the world study the tive cost"
It the less disposed hs hes @ be I
squander any more money on the canals. The
Of the Erie Canal carried by railroad In either OF
the years named Lat at fun rates and would have had
ributed to the canals to board the boatmen at the
Poughkeepsie. ~ Y, March "a 1900
PROTECTION OF TREES FROMADvERTIsERs
To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: The bill No. 1215 for the protection Of road
side trees etc, introduced by Mr.. Price. of Brook
lyn. and now before the Legislature has been most
substantially indorsed by The Tribune already.
but, was said at the time. there is nothing at
tractive in IL to the politician. The suppression.
however, of the ebominable and dshguring prac
tice Of using beautiful trees for promscuous ad-
vertisng signs is most desirable, and the purpose
TO enforce this suppression must appeal to every
one interested in preserving the attractive feature
or roadside vegetation from such intrusive and an
noying offences against good taste and pleasure.
In the coming melee for the passage of bills il is
to be hoped that this will find favor enough
Its merits and in the general interest of the public
to insure it's success. JOHN Y CULVER
New-York March a. 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

Of the community and here its efforts are loudly
called for. Perhaps some of your readerv can sug-
HENRY H. Law.
North Pelham N T. March B 1900.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
OUTFITTING FOR BOYS.

when. some fifteen years ago, A. De Pima, for
r,sry Of London. opened his establishment for boys
and Young mems
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

9esolate security; takes charge Of them during the
tssaliner and rearTanges them for instant occupa-
bee, ~ =. ne fai Among those for whom this has
80 90 satisfactorily done Mr. Henry Sloane,
= psIal "a J. Watts Kearney, ex-Vice-President Levi
NJ @oFt9n and Mr. T. J. Van Allen. and many
--ole ol New York.s leading society people.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

THE REPEAL OF THE HORTON LAW.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Your editorial the repeal OF the horton
law In to-day's issue has . ringing notA tnAI
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
WE SELECT !

HALL STAND
Ii of attractive
design and ex-
ceilenr m a K .
and finish. in
golden oak. nne-
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0srr 'iao mebys &, eiiiidtspo1s emo.
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nit ida zen 'entern mr nlbea torrr
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tInlitisyoIlea Demotyaten tin,nas.
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1t "a rcpu)lilduiih. Mpn 9NtHmlep
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slnllttAocllcn Nerrcn onOe'nlen Ia.
men lpeig Der 0ulu'. Cher ino NC
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ibm Gus 6cutreioiur. in rcltem =
iagte. oab q mad otr sssiisn noilie
I'm lCDien g,putae Gatt I'm cine
3eseiae son aanIas eru nit Der
gielouna. oab !. &rotrpinist pon ei-
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-10-18

Scuis.
Gje 6armcr fno iebt ale icriiS nit
g&tii'n l1en.
,3rm Stauee Der Gbe muotn am
Gc.rta9 pttiiiroiat: .. Sdl'prers II.
Galit Sttgm,ann. ecs9lcltlcn 9luBuf
&pfcmann uno glnnu S0litltr.
Eds Grpb. Supp,r wclht an Mon.
iog 9Ibeno bier g'eeben wuro'. auU Dir
slylilih, &'be p,rllti,n in Gnsac.
yicbngter s"ciic. setuislicns iliui
bis Ices tunocrl Fc,irucn marn 81.
9,1tn. Gep.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-10-18
I Eubtrt Gpeu. :

sHicocrum Tam Der feees,ngtl ourtl
rnlerc ec9srr uno ndtm Gls Spitr
.inen nCr nltt';n Ino anQeictenIitn
|llrlCr, cubcrt Gptn. gIrntag Gbeno,
ais CT lih ,ur &utt bt9eb,n wtll'c, iiel
CT III Der Tmicltcit cine 5rtpp, bin.
unttr. woourh CT It'd toolite Gsrltb-
unscn irjpa uuo III ysmusilcli9icli
ptii,tl aus wsldle, tr nid)t mebr ulpld)-
is. Tod nit Den III. St,rteidtrdm.u.
ten perithen ptritsico er Dlcnna0 Nor.
gen TN i-bn l,br. er mar sc,prsu
am 10 Scpi,mb,r 1894 in Nisrs,
&tcinp,eubcn. %rr un9eidtr 10 Sab
tel lam CT bier urb mar ieitbcm m-
msr III @elipbalia.
Scireu 5oO betrauen itiu. Satin
uno iiini &ino,r pieIc En'el
uuo Gntclinucu uuo cine Shmtltcr.
Ncn itircn Giretrn III otr atiitiit in
csn lI. frleii,rlianp aeirtisn uao mt.li
i!tlipat,,icuo IN It. }bona..
lGs &eArdbuiB itnoel bette Nor ell
u0l ,intm isierliaeu J,eau,em t,l,.
5lirl pcm Srtm. gat,t Gper, All
oem bergen ooiis;ddtr iiatt.
GdlGis lanit, III ,benrer Grcis,
EEte mint, h,n M,lotn,
1sine Nil,mell gitti Dir @res,
llnO Sein Stopir - Eritoea.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-10-18

n.tt mthr uerhlnotu,5 Nolo, -. COO
oo0 utrl rene cirtpgats. $3.50 .oon
600 Il. :. Srnos iii al: Naiiol1l
%du.ye'trptn nlit ana tlit,t m'yoe
l.iyItn; { ,l oO,:. lin III S'aat4blU..
ycicyptn. 10 craOli Sl.1lo.0oo oeo.
sic'ts non otn Obi Cu S,,Oi3 i,i 296
db. IND sls SLID oaa itltiltlh cir
tulrt. III lotlt'na s3iO.ooo ooO.
&trihtii, min 81. inter 1000 .uoo
altcni,teH. 10 crlitbt IT'D ilr ben Q.pi
nob uitt tinmll 9laSt s.. -'l8t unc
itlrclbt -. liuo gA3M.to ia'gu D.
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llno oitis2 iiiula nih, Die cauv
tiroihtung Iit &tpub,,,luty 'l0cn.
nrt nj, ri i1uicl Ni,N untcr Dem Bolt
l,ptien w't ltgt. }Ihtr mtnn Ujr'ld
BIZ lluNn ; &lIliouM ,ty.u'ir.,n. 10
mare e. no1' uitt IL uj,I vtr H1pi ,git
ls6j, Sn Dem (lhrt rdytu yl.lN0.
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nit Il 100000 Der olmlll,cl NtpQ.
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lea Sidaica wGr oitts Wtlo i1Wdd.
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ou !. :. wirott ted an rl,'tm e,lo,
alio ll.000 900 mcbr litn'h,r; ol
mld.t {; INNER uoh SSH pro.
a1pi. gIbsr 6 marm .Wtl u0h $50.
~ 500 IL { pyptcuillcn 30 ,Ndhr ,l,c-
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l,.tn ma III ban $500 8 +: slo.. 4. d
az ot % ana yar. ME i,a':,Bts q
pcne.o. 3a..i MI ui, Ng:M lin.
II. 10 ugi4ti itA y,i, Gi-l, .tioH Ii,
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LOW RATES TO san AN.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-10-18

Ntyr s,ntrn %al!,ubuih bate am
Mpataa giatmittaA DIS llrGIud I'D
osrartia am Gutc 81 pcrl'gcu, oGB e
iar TN NC Sit niAi I'M Stnnoc icin
wi;o icin, taslitm srtrit,n 81 peri9.
ttn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1900-10-18

Gran glntcn Shultc ron Vtnnu
rtnp.i lite ,inis. Sn9. in w'crtr Staoi
nm Wermdno,t uno @etdnnie ~ te.
Jude, uno 6icitdi'e btm S.rr. Gr.
Vitsmcper 81 trlcoi9cn.