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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20
6orses a1n Carriages.

BARGAINS-Very handsome. stylish cob. gentle
and reliable fearless Of all sEh's has extreme style
ridden driven A lady trial
price $50. also fast road horse. WILFG2D
BOY Old, tail touches the ground; handsOmess
the Speedway. fg mile IN 30.
be driven by price. SiTS: also
Waldorf Brewster
tirel, Brewster Victoria family surrey seats a. Stivers
latest style speeding
rage imported riding saddles, harness. robes Ow~
err private stable. - Madtson-ave. 27tA-sN
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1 DVERTTSEIENTS and subscriptions The Tribune
"a received their Uptown Once No. l242 Broadway.
north II 8is-st until o'clock .. advertise
received the following branch offices regular
office until o'clock .. 2J4 Sth-aVe.
cor 23d-sI. ave l2th-st Mays dth-a We
l4h st; l42 Columbus-aVe.. West b8tf-s
42d-st. 6th-ave % East I4th-st 257 West
42d-at. between 1873 83s
3d-sve.. between nth 028 3d-ave near
0lsst.i LOS lst-ave, s3th-st $50 3d-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20

The approximate OF the lien charge satisfy
which above described is 70 be sold is So
thereon from the Attn day OF April.
1900 together with AM allowances amounting 10
s3 90 with interest from April 4. 1900, together with
the OF the sale.
The approximate OF taxes other
allowed 20 the purchaser OF the
purchase money paid the Referee 1897 49, and in
Dated April 5. 1909
AUGUSTUS H VANDERPOEIA Referee
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNT

~ OF NEW YORK.-Pincls IOwenfeId and William
Prayer plaintiffs against Jacob and others. de-
pursuance Of foreclosure sale duly
in the above entitled action, bearing
twenty-sxth day of March. 1900 l. the under
referee said Judgment named. viii sell at
public auction New SalesroOrl.
No. Ill Broadway the Borough OF Manhattan City OF
York. the 18th day Of April 1900 u O'Clock
that day. by William Kennedy. auctioneer the
premises directed by said Judgment be sold and therein
described ) follows;
All those certain lots Of land with the buildings
thereon Nineteenth Ward In the Borough q
Manhattan, in the city OF New York and in Block 1881
section ), the Land Map City OF New York and
together bounded and described follows Beginning
feet inches and half OF inch rortherly
with northerly Eighty-hfth
running thence norherly along the eaery line OF Third
hftyOne feet thence easterly, and
allel with Eighty-fth through
wall standing hereby conveyed ard
pa-tlv the premises adjoining the north hun
dred thence southery parallel with Third
hfty-One feet inch. and thence westerly ard
parallel with Eightyrth hundred feet
easerly line OF Third the point place OF be-
ginning. Said premises being the street Num-
bers 1917 and 1919 Third
Dated New York. March 3oth. 1900.
EMANUEL BLUMENSTIEL. Referee.
EMANUEL ARNSTE1N.
Attorney for Plaintiffs
No 81 Nassau street. y. Z. Borough OF Manhattan
The following is diagram OF the 20 be sold
Third avenue:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20

States Patent Office Washington. d @, april 2.
1900 Sealed proposals Gin GuarupCatel viii be received
this Office until O'Clock Thursday NAY
and Will be immediately opened thereafter n ne presence
such bidders attend The fiscal
ending June 81 1901. by the photoir h0gTaphic
process. copies Of drawings weekly OF
designs. pending applications.
for the reproduction of exhausted OF drawings and
specifications for the reproduction % foreign
publications. for producing copies % drawings
ducsd The library edition % FOR
production OF the Official Gazette. including all indexes
therefor. also reproducing silver print
graphs. photographs OF designs accepted
contracts awarded subject appropriation Con-
the Specifications specimens.
with forms Of proposal will applications
TO the Chief Clerk % the Patent Ofce Proposals
be sealed and Endorsed Proposals for Photothographic
Work Patent Office All bidders invited
ent at the opening CHARLES r. DUELL. Commi-
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The approximate lien charge satisfy
which the above described property IS 70 be sold is SIS
6S7 the 9th day Of April
1900 together with costs and allowances amounting 10
$3.50 So. with interest from April :, 1900
There other liens be
lowed the purchaser OF the purchase money paid
by Referee.
The premises will be sold subject to the covenants and
Section 10 Liber
10 Couveyances. 359. modified by instrument
Section 10, Liber %, Of Conveyances, at
page
Dated New York. April 18th 1900
EDWARD NJ. BURGHARD. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20

cellaneOus Suppies.-War Department. Washington.
D April 1900-SsaIed proposals. duplicate. viii
received .. m MAY 3. 1900, and then
furnishing Stationery ard Miscellaneous
plies (Brooms Soaps Towels. for War De-
ing 80 1901 Information furnished application
indOrsed Proposals for
Statonery' Proposals for Miscellaneous Supplies
respectively and addressed NJ R. THO Chief Of supply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20

u..skness Pork closed sc over Wednesday: lara
- -iss about at Wednesdays prices The trade
.s not a big Packers were the buyers
-s,+or leading. They reported their purchases a q
-s-elv against cash eons1mptive sales. There
ore a4oeo hogs. with prices steady. The packing
s0r The week West 4I5.cs hogs. compared with
= oao last year The professional sentiment is IN
Grain or provisions cash demand being excellent
~, the market having had extraordinary ad-
vance.
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Proposals.


nston. d. C. April Z. 1890 Sealed proposals On
duplicated VIII be received at this Department Until
medately opened thereafter presence Of bid
ders attend. furnishing following classes
supplies for Interior and
the Civil Service Commission during fiscal ending
June 80 1901. vii. % for p for furni
ture carpets and other miscellaneous supplies % for
Stationery Al the and place proposals VIII De
received Tor such groceries. goods. SHOES.
drugs. paints hardware fuel. lumber. chemicals.
laboratory photographic supplies,
may required by Government Hospital
versty- respectively. fiscal ind
Gated Proposals viii received purchase
during the period the OF Depart
rent OF the Interior Bids made Government
blanks All bids except those purchase OF
accepted and awarded subject
proposals. will furnished application.
for blanks classes Of supplies
which Is proposed bid All bidders invited 70 De
A X Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20
To the Holders of Voting Trust C<rtifi-
Gates for Common Stock of
The BAL TIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD COMPANY:

Referring the foregoing notice Of The Baltimore and
nA5 Railroad Company. the undersigned Trustees under
TIE Trust Agreement OF June - 1895 hereby give
r5,e holders Voting Trust certificates issued
Hereunder for common stock OF The Baltimore
Railroad Company thai The transfer books Voting
Trustees vii be closed three O'clock P. NJ. 2Ist
cav q April 1900 will remain closed until ten
yaock A N. OF sth day o. MAY. 1900.
WILLIAM SALOMOy
ABRAHAM WOLFF,
j. KENNEDY TOD,
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
Oh 4hLES STEELE,
Voting Trustees.
Dated New York April Il. 1905
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gountrn Boar6.
foreclosure Sales.

SUPREME COURT, County OF New York
WILLIAM W JOHNSON and JOHN JARDINE a.
Trustees for the benefit Minnie A Worth under the
Plaintiff, against JOSEPH GALLO ~ al. Defendants.
OF Judgment u foreclosure and sale duly
made and entered above entitled action. bearing
date the 18th day OF April. 1900.
l. THE UNDERSIGNED Referee IN said Judgment
named will sell public auction the New York Real
Estate Sales Room. No broadway. the Borough OF
Manhattan. City Of New the ith day OF May,
1900, at II O'Clock that day. by Messrs L J.
said Judgment 10 be sold and therein described follows
ALL those certain pieces parcels OF land, with
lying and being
IN the Borough OF Bronx. the City County and
those lots POI designated a
Map OF portion the Dater Estate In The 2}rd Ward
Of the City Of New York, surveyed and laid out oy
John Van Horne City Surveyor. and which said map
fled the office Of the Register OF the City and
County Of New York the 23rd day OF February lS4
and designated Map No S2S and which said two lots
bounded and described from said follows; BIZ
GINNING the formed the intersection OF the
Of Prospect and the northwesteTly
side OF Dawson Street thence NOrthery along the
said eastery side Of Prospect Avenue Sixty-nve
Easterly nearly line said drawn be
Nos. 26O and 90 said one hundred and
ard eighty-twO huudredths t06S2) feet the
northwestery line OF Dawson Street; running thence
Southweserly along the said norhwestery side OF Dawson
one hundred and and seventy
one-hU ndredtns G27.TO point place OF be
ginning be the said several dimensions and distances more
Dated. New York April 18th. 1900
MERRILL & ROGERS
Attorneys for Plaintiffs, Ill Broadway Manhattan. New
City.
The following is diagram OF the property sold
described above the said premises known Nos
us and 40 Prospect Avenue
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THE AUDIT COMPANY
of New York.
ISAAC L. RICE, Esq. President,
Consolidated Rubber Tire Company.
20 Wall St. New York City.


Dear Sir:
Pursuant your instructions have made audit
Of the books ard OF the Consolidated Rubber
Tire Company from the beginning OF that Company July
LIST 1899. 10 December 3lst, 1893.
Attached please find the following statements: Adjusted
Profit and Loss July December
31st, 1899: Statement Of CURRENT ASSETS AND LA
BILITIES, December 2Ist. 1899
These statements based upon the reports OF the
branch offices made the New York office which branch
Offices have examined with the exception Of the
New York City branch. selected and audited by
The Companys books show debts either fixed or
floating beyond the Accounts Payable, shown in the
statement Of Current Assets and Liabilities
Yours very truly
Signed THE AUDIT COMPANY or NEW YORk
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The Railway Equipment Company
OF Minnesota
nDART nIE DIR E(rTORS oP this On

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Conn
many has this day declared dividend Of three per
can, 3c Tor months ending April Both 1900 payable
49, Ia00 10 Stockholders April 10Th,
~ Nsyr york az Office OF Maitland Coppell CO..
"a d, tT 7 ,r6on al the office c }. 4
~' 80 GEORGE COPPELI, President
New York April 10th 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20
Cipi0cuo Nctlres.

Office of American lee Company,
1873 East 23rd Street
York. April 10Th. 1900
4 DIVIDEND OF one per cent on the Common
= l. Stock Of this Company has day declared
and will be May 18th. Stockholders OF
record he business May LIST. 1906.
The transfer the Common Stock will be closed
from p May LIST. 1900, until May 18th 1900
J. r SPROCLI, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon. Abner c.

Thomas. Surrogate OF the County Of View York
against Malcolm Graham OF OF Nsw
work present
tha OF transacting
No no Fulton Street the Borough OF Manhattan The
tTrv Of New York before OF Sepreua-
Der 1900 Dated New York. 18th day March. 1900
AMELIA MOTT GRAHAM. Executrix. MALCOIM
GRAHAM Jr ROBERT DUN GRAHAM. EDWIN f.
5ATFTFI.D Executors Masten Nichols Attorneys for
executors No. 80 Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan.
The Off York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
n received az their Uptown Ofce, No l242 Broadway.
I'd door 31st until O'Clock p m advertise
following branch Offices al regular
ONCE rates until O'Clock p. m viz - sth-ave : e
cor l2th-st.. Macy 6th-ave.
st: I42 Columbus near West 66thst- les
o. East l4th-st-. 2aT West
Tth l58 East +Tth-st.
3D. ave. between 18TH and nth sts LG26 Sd ave-
dlst-st., lTOs Ist ave, seth-5I.s go 3d-ay&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon James NJ
Varnur, a Surrogate OF the County Of New York.
Notice IL Ne reoy given all persons having claims
against Mar. =. Nelson. late OF the County OF New
York eassd with vouchers there
,scrher his place OF transaStlns business
At OH of r. No Is Wall Street.
T3or aigh OF Manhattan in City % New York
before 10Th day OF May
Dated York. the 18TH day % November. 1884
GEORGE p. NELSON. Executor.
EDWARD E BROWN. Attorney Executor. IS Wal
Street Borough Manhattan City OF New YORK
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Boaro Gu0 Rooms.

-DD-ST. WEST-A newly decorated back pario-.
- with large private bathroom. with without
joining hall superior table; references given and
required
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QfuChera.
5urrogate's Nonres.
-RSUANCE or an order Of Hon. Abner

IN PURSUANCE or an order Of Hon Abner
- c Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New York,
hereby given 10 al persons having claims AGAINST
Ioseph 0 County OF New York. de-
ceased 10 with vouchers thereof 70 Tho
rranSacting business.
Broadway, The City OF New York or before the
18th September, 1900, next Dated New York.
6th DAY March, 1900. RAYMOND HOAGLAND.
lOFN A HOAGI.AND CAROLINE c HOAGLAND.
JAMES i BERGEN. WM. y DTKMAN,
Attorney for Executors Ss Montague ST. Brooklyn y.
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DRAWING NO. 0.
MEXICAN NATIONAL RAILROAD GO
Six per cent. Forty Years
First Mortgage Bonds.
prior LIEN BONDs1
Issue of S12,5OO,OOO.
Trustee: WILLIAM G.. RAOCL,

Notice hereby given following are the num-
be-s Il bonds Of 81 each OF the above issue
amounting the Of $4,000. this day
payment par the presence Of Charles
Joseph Watts Notary Public Of City London in
the conditions the mortgage or
deed q trust. dated LIST June 1887. in
6eziurs date. pledging subsidy moneys.
These bonds redeemsbie the day
me Agency the Mexican National Railroad Com
pz1y IN New York holders required
present them Tor redemption after which date interest
IL Is IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20

Government Printing
Printer, Washington. D.
posals will Dc received at
MAY ,. 1870, for furnish
ware. plumbing and elecrr
use OF the Government Z
year ending June 80. 1901
all bids and TO waive
schedules Of The stationery
panied by blank propose
with which bidders must
dressing this Office. 2 \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20

Office Office Of The Public
C. April Z. I9O0.-Ssaled pro
this Office until > O'Clock p NJ
ing stationery. fuel. ice. hard
&c supplies. lumber. etc. for the
'rinring once during the fiscal
!. The right 10 reject any and
defects is reserved Detailed
fuel, ice, etc. required. accom-
Ia, and giving the regulations
,omply. may be obtained BY adj
Z. PALMER, Public Printer
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- PTRsTANCE of an order OF hon. Abner


q Thomas a Surrogate OF the County % New York.
having claims against
OF the County OF New York de-
ceased 10 present vouchers thereof the
place Of transacting business az the
James MacCiregur smith, No 81 Nassau Street.
IN the City OF York. borough OF Manhattan.
before 3ay Of October next
Dated York. the 18th day OF March 1900
DANIEL. Il. SMITH. Executor.
JAMES MACGREGOR SMITH.
D Executor
n Y C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20
~ PrRsUANCE of an order Of Hon. Abner G.

Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF Nsw-York-
all having against
Cathartne j. Mclaughlin, late OF the County OF New
York the
OF transactirg business,
st the Office OF William c orr No 81 Chambers
in CITY OF Jew before day o
August Dated. York the S1s day OF January
1900 MARCUS J. McIOTGHLIN. Executor. WILLIAM
ORR, Attorney Executor. 81 Chambers Street. Bor
ough OF Mani York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20
miscellaneous.

OUR SPECTALTTES are not found elsewhere; Giants
~ Albert. Duchess Lavalliere Exquisia Perfumes
Partisan Jevelry LavaIiiere Corsets JAMMES. a West
3Tth-st. 9Th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20
NUMBERS OF THE BONDS,

LONDON 22d March. 1900.
Present:
CHARLES JOSEPH WATTS.
Notary Public
OF the firm Of DUFF WATTS & co.
8. Nicholas Lane, Lombard ST.. London
S0TE--HoIders of drawn bonds may for
their convenience obtain payment I'm Lon
don day of June, at the counting
hOuse of Messrs. Ma thes0n a. Co., No. 3 LOm-
bard St. n rate be hereafter an
nounced.
BONDS NOS. 3046 $50 DRAWN FOR PAYMENT ON
I'D MARCH. 1899. HAVE NOT YET BEEN PRE-
gENTED
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lsianedl The Audi COMPANY OF NEW YORk.

THOMAS I. GREENE. Manager
New York, March Gath 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-20

VIRGINIA. AVE, NEAR BEACH
ATLANTIC CITY N J..
Extensively enlarged: throughout. comfort
convenience Homeike cheerful literally conducted
steam rooms, single and
with bath. Elevator street. Spacious pariors
Capacity $50 The spring $40 SIS weekly
s. 10 So daily. Orchestra Booklet malei. J. p COPE
I TITLE BRIGHTON HOTEI.-Atlantiu city y ]
L. and South Carolina-ave. American and Euro
pean PLANS. and attached Full
view steam Open all year. s A SCHWEISFORT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-13
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The chfdren's home board viii hold a
meeting this afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. J. NJ Naylor at 2:3O
Thursday afternoon the Geo. H. Thorn
as Sewing society viii meet with Mary
L. Strobe, 1907 East Oak street.
Everybody is invited to the doll bazaar
to be given Saturday at the residence Of
Mrs. B. B. Cushman, 80 North Lawrence
avenue.
Peerless Degree Of Honor, No. IS. A o.
e. w. viii meet in regular session Fri
day, December 18th. at 7:30 D. m, to elect
officers and TO initiate new members.
The Wichita w C. T. C. win have a
bread and cake sale Saturday. December
IS from a. m. 70 S p. m at Mr Taps
store corner Of Main and second street.
All members Of the w. C. T. T., ara re-
Quested TO come and bring bread, cake
or pies to sell; also 10 assist in the sale.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the ST. Pauls auxiliary win meet
in the lecture room of the church this
afternoon at O'Clock prompt. All ladies'
of the church and friends Of the society
are most cordially invited 10 come and
spend a pleasant as wei as profitable
h0ur
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-13
-5BF'Paas 40 N0rEs.

j. w Haskell Of Riverdale, was one
Of the t1D-wlnners. he having in a car
load of medium light hogs, which sold
ut the $40 tor.
Henry Steinkirchner. Of Newton, was
another top-rnger. his car of heavy
0orzers bringing the ton notch figure.
T. A. S-itz of Arson was late
conner with car load Of light lehts
which sold on the close at next to top
prices.
s. r. Davis. Of ok ahOma, was fin per-
son III the yards with a car load of
1i-ht weights which sold at close to top
figures. AIR. Davis says there were
large numbers of good. fat hoEs in his
section earlier in the season, but there
are likewise a large number of buyers
after them. with the result that earlier
usual they have been 2bou- dreamed out
IIs says there are not many cattle being
fed there The outlook for wheat was
never SO good. in fact more than stock
Joe Scott Of Peck. was among the
later arrivals with car of hehr ordi-
nary hoe=. which sold a the best figure
tbrv could command
VIM j hnston. az Attica. was gain
on the market with hogs yeSter av He
was once numbered among the pioneers
of country shippers N this market and
has now again returned to his first love.
TFis ear o. mediums were soI5 promptly
at good stir market prices.
Charlie Dorsey another n the old-
timers. was q shi0nar NJ m dunn weight
butcher hoes which brought a eo1d
market price
John Rat-Ire. Of Cunningham. was IN
with box az heavy hogs Of fair sra g
end they sold az once az a good market
Nfaior W. ~ Anderson. veteran hog
rrver. IS again on the Wichita mar
--er ana after all th boss be can set.
Nraf7r Anderson IS deures-nt'ng 1Iorrs
7sutts & Co.. and Is huving FOR Old
Rfexico shipments This frm are after
heavy packers. sn6 their repre- sentative
f7~- win take all boss which may come
f~ I'm his class. TIE more the better
pleased win they re. Added - this new
h-tng interest are The always re abe
Gr7 even ke-7 and anxious firms OF the
Jacob D-'5 Packing con0anT and Ar
morr q o.. ho-h wanting many times
the number Of hogs arriving Dock Par
sons. for the Armour company, and VIII
j. Wallace for The Do'ds. are both sore
ON the light receipts The daily run s
better now by considerable than e vas
p week ESQ. and VET they are not saf s.
fed. AN three ~ these heavy BUYERS are
af the Yards daily 20 6o business. and
ei under orders and on expense, ana
Tho more hogs coming I'm. the better hey
IKE 10 as the more hey can buy ths
h.-+e- pleased ere fhr.r frus. There
0e~ he no no~en-'a chance Of q Eiut Of
D. this market for no wat
tre grade 0~ class ~ hogs. there g
here NOW for eve~v+hfnE IN -he
q a hos. aid 10 ok ahoma or
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-13
ERNEST GAMBLE.

If ever Springfield felt the throes Of a
musical sensation. it was last evening at
the concert of the Springfield Choral
Union. Ernest Gamble kindied the enthu-
siasm Of local music lovers as it has not
been klndled in a decade. A responsive
audience overwhelmed him with honors.
It lavished its favors upon him with a
ccrdiality and energy that left no doubt
Of Its purpose. Were he less the artist
and the singer, it would be courtesy to
give precedence Of comment 10 the Choral
Union. but he was so stirring and so elo-
quent in song that the first roses Of ap-
prevail are due to him.
Gamble both delighted and thrilled.
To analyze his work in detail would re-
quire a column Of comment His person
atty and stage presence would sweep
him into favor with less magnificent vocal
powers; but, leaving these out Of the
equation entirely he would still be a
prince Of song. HIS low tones are Won
derfully rich and mellow, and he sus-
tains them without the faintest suspicion
of a wavering of quality. One Of these
sustained tones IN "The ArmoreT's Song"
was alone worth the price of admiss ion
to hear It was as pure in quality and
firm IN texture as the rolling note Of q
great organ. His enunciation is str king
ly clear. lbs voice IS big enough for the
severest tests Of oratorio work. He illu
inmates he lines with just the right ia
cial expression and vitalizes them, when
need be, with appropriate dramatic ad-
dress He is a willing singer, mas the in
nate modesty Of an artist who puts his
work before himself and is manly in al
he sings. TIE variety Of effect and phrase
was demonstrated admirably in the mon
otone n which he sings seventy-1ve notes
in a single Springfield, H., State
Journal, January q, 1900.
The Unitarian ladies viii have q sale
of dlols and fancy articles suitable FOR
Christmas presents at bookings drug
store on Friday and Saturday; also de-
IiciOIs cooked foods.