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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
Springfield School.
LEROY Edwards, Principal.

Leroy Edwards, Principal.
Sixth Grammar Grade-Cora Elliott,
Teacher-Bessie Black, sannie Stewart,
Fannie Goodman.
ford, Teacher-Efie Fod, Jessie Haynes,
Annie Powell.
Teacher-Kate Blake, Willie Eubank, Rosa
Lenard.
Third Grammar Grade-Mary B. Hill.
Teacher-AIary Montague, Leila Lacy, Al
fred Alley, Ethel Atkins.
Second Grammar Grade-G. Aurelia
Powers, Teacher-Binford King. Rosa
Blake, Halle Attkisson, Carrie Boatright,
Ruby Bradley, frank Jones, Willie Grigs-
First Grammar Grade-Essie Curtis,
neacher-1innle ChtldreSS, Irving PryGe5'
Guy Sutherland.
Eighth Primary Grade-L- C. Mccarthy.
Teacher-Thomas Murdoch. Leslie Gath
right, Hazel Pearman, Matte Mann, Les
ter EggIeston, Richard Pryde-
Seventh Primary Grade-M. Ivy Robins.
Teacher-Hattie Bayliss. Mabel Hopkins,
Lillian Sirnms, Alma Nance, Norma Cosby,
Allen Eyeleen Jackson, Pauline Peace.
Sixth Primary Grades. F. Walker.
Teacher-Mary Boiling, Alma Bradley. Ma
RE Harmon, CIemnie Ford.
Fifth Primary Grade-Lyne E. Moseley,
Teacher-Ernest Fl!ppen, Thos. Bickers.
Harvey huuSOl1, Si SAOo-Ais
da Day.
Fourth Primary Grade-H. B. Williams,
Teacher-Bessie Parsons, Alma Crump,
Mary Bayliss, Mabel Wyland, Esteiie
Goode, Irna Ritter. Ramon Fisher, Flor
ence Williams, Emma Foley. Bertha
Barker. Walter Ford Maggie Bryant.
Third Primary Grade-V!rgie e. Gary.
Teacher-Besste Wright, Lottie Shackel-
ford. Roberta Bluford. Clara AIarten, Nell
lie Seay, Herbert Lohwasser. Edith Bay
lss, Louise White, Leolis Burton. Hazel
Dewey, Basil Blair. Robert Bluford, Lou
*ise Spain, jamie Riddick, Melvin Cardona,
Ernest Trainum., Matte Beeie. Genevieee
( Rootwright, Cora Booker. Ivy Johnson.
ROBERT RrummslI,. Alfred Gary. Roberta
+ Cannon, Hazel Jones.
Second Primary Grade-H. IL Richard
son. Teacher-EHis Pollard, Leon Hay
ward George. Wyland, Charles Wood. Al
thea Egsieston, Christie Goodman. MARY
sHawkins,, Mabel Jewell. Alma Norment.
Garland Burnett, EIlts Evans. Garnet
Bray. Matte Made, Jane Fleming. Mar
r FRS primary Grade-H. H. RichardE
son. Teaeher-Pauline Harmon. Louise
IpaY. Bernard -lsyiggA Malcolm Nasraans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17

Mary Epps, Wexford BatlSins, Bailey Nor
rs, Rosa Martin. Floyd Bradley. Eusshe
Pollard. Hattie Britton. Grace Foley.
Louise lakewood Azile Peers, Irene
schaap. Florence Wharton. Mary Otphin-
~ NOT ABSENT OR TARDY-
Pupils not absent or tardy during ses-
sfxth Grammar Grade-Bianche Terry.
Fifth Grammar Grade-Iohn Murdoch,
Willie Peace, Mary McFadgen, Lynnwood
Fourth Grammar Grade-Herbert Franz
Third Grammar Grade-yvillls Grigg.
Burnfe Hall.
tina Grady, Cary Eggleston. Fannie Ford.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17

Page. Bryant Pond, Marie Anderson
Grace Wilkinson, Eva wilson
Sixth Primary Grade-N. w. Birdsons,
Teacher-Maggie Davenport. Grace Cous-
ms, Alma Trower, John Rose, George
Simpson.
Fifth Primary Grade-Irene Valentine
Teacher.-Ruth Umlauf, Miriam Harris,
Newton Lee. Horace Luckhardt, Grace
Hoze!back, Ben Crinckshanks, MichauX
Moody. Sue Williams, EVE Edwards, Ma
RE Luckhardt, Elsie krengel. Hazel
Pittman-
Fourth Primary Grade-A. II. Kirby.
Teacher.-Ireue Kitchen, Edie Boaz, Alice
Hooper, Walter HILL Toward Elliott.
Maggie Alto. Ellen Mccartney Ether
Beasey. Robert Kohle, Olive Pace. Ernest
BEDFORD. Raymond Richardson, Annie
Vaughan. Daisy Berry. Maud Granger.
| Grey Hulce.
| Third Primary Grade-A H Kirby,
! Teaeher.-Minuie EIiltz, Ethel Bradshaw,
| Edna Browning, Clarence Southwark. Ed
| win Shanghnessey, Agnes Miller, Minnie
Trexler. Sadie Berry, Gilbert Wilkinson,
| Fred. Nicholson.
| Second Primary Grade-Virginia Bow
| en-. Teacher.-Wilie Simpson, Bernice
| Pollard. Minnie Griffith. Willie Simms,
| Allan Wade, Henry Tolker, Ada Brayser.
Bertha Mitchell, Theodore Kniesche.
| Adolph Sanderson.
| First Primary Grade-virginia Bowen,
Teacher-Elste Cary, Grace Nuchois,
| Louise Thorpe, Floyd Cole, Sallie Dick
! inson, Gladys Branch, Harry Mccartney
! NOT ABSENT OR TARDY.
! Pupils not absent or tardy.-LewIs Dow
den, Elsie Bailey. Kate Shanshuessey,
Esther Woods, Minnie Bailey Jessie Ham.
| Annie Pond Fannie Powers. Howard Cos
| by Lanorum Dennis. Roscoe Hughes.
! Minnie Cosby William Vaughan
Kate Totker, Estelle Eek. E,ssie Haley,
| Marie Perkins, Bessie Porter, BenEe
! Pugh, George Simpson, Percy Thacker,
| Grace HoIzbacI1 Sue Williams. Willie
! Hegameyer. Allie Barnes, Olive Pace
| Robert Kohie, Robert Shanghnessey
Bailey Kitzer. Earl Walker, Minnie Miltz
| Bernard Black, Clarence Eek, Wilbur Ty-
| Ter, Edwin Shanghnessey, Willie Simpson
| Henry Tolker Beatrice Crossley, Ethel
Koon, George Williams. Annie Kritzer
! Dora Porter, Louise Thorpe, Bryant
! Pond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
Gentlemen's Furnishings.

25c. White Lawn and Pidue Puff Ties
SC, Wash String Ties. now 25c. dozen:
19c. Bat-Wing FouIard Ties now i:'c
each.
now :53c.
SIS ana $3.50 Gentlemen's Madras and
Nainsook Neglgee Shirts now Doc
I:,c Elastic Seam Jeans Drawers. no"
soc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17

OF those who were not absent or tardy in
The grammar schools and in the High
School.
West End School.
Hubbard G. Carlton, Principal
First Honors-Sixth Grammar Grade
Miss Newell, Teacher. Russell Crenshaw.
Ruth Paazow. May Gayle.
Fifth Grammar Grade-Miss Grove,
Teacher. john Blunt, Mary Hanktns, May
Gaskins. Mary Blair, George Brothers.
Fourth Grammar Grade-Aiiss Zetelle,
Teacher Edwin Wortham
Second Grammar Grade-Aliss Wilkinson,
Teacher Elicit Ready, Herbert JACOB, Lii
Iian Williams.
FIRST Grammar Grade-Miss ESgleston,
Teacher, Frank OSBORNE, Willard Mac
Balm, Mitchell Brown.
Eighth Primary Grade-G- V. snead,
Teacher Madeline AicCready, Winnie Os-
Borne, Albert iS6el, Robert Wills Garrett
Weisiger, Alfred Crenshaw, Elsie Jacob,
Willie CrutclafeH
Seventh Primary Grade-4i5ss Pegram,
Teacher. Earnest Wiltshire, Lynwood
Payne, wilburn sydnor, Bessie Steele,
Alice France, Nellie Sutherland, Jose
Ramos, Eugene Eggleston, John Ruskell.
Sixth Primary Grade-Miss Cottrell
Teacher. Gordon Morrissett.
Fifth Primary Grade-M7ss Julia Eggles-
ton, Teacher Margaret Waddey, Con-
stance Tinsley, Ruth Ready.
Fourth Primary Grade-aIiss Resale
Held, Teacher Finley Gayle, Virginia
Sydnot. Richard Shuttle, Marian Gentry,
Ruby Walton, Cyrus Ridenour, Marion
s3oisseau. Marion Monsell, Minerva Adams,
Bessie Meador, Wexford Martin, Edith
Saville Garland Morris.
Third Primary Graae-Miss Spence,
Teacher. Lillian Heisler, Matte Carneal,
Edith Mcdonald, Fannie Constable.
Second Primary Grade-Miss Colin,
Teacher. Ruth Bradley. Mary Ziillckoffer,
Louise Rountree. Clarence Wood
First Primary Grade-A1iss Colin, Teach
er Young Gayle, Rlth Delaney, Thomas
Newell, Russell Knightly, Geneyieve Nc
Greatly, Holt Page, Harry Barber, Walter
NOT ABSENT Uk rAkDx.
Not absent or tardy during the entire
sixth Grammar erade-Mlss Newer,
Teacher-AIay Gayle, Alma Schultz, EMIL
Parsons, Horace Upshur.
Fifth Grammar Grade-Mlss Grove,
Teacher.-Mary West, Burford t'ais,
Willie Christians
Has not been absent a day in five
years.
Third Grammar Grade-Mtss Meyer,
Teacher.-Mary Bliley, Charies Bnley.
First Grammar Grade--M. L. Eggieston,
Teacher.-Julia CeottreIi.
Eighth Primary Grade-G V snead,
Observation-Disclosures Woodbridge, Bennle
15liley
Seventh Primary Grade-Aliss Pegram,
Teacher.-4ialcom Kidd.
Fifth Primary Grade-Aliss Eggleston,
Teacher.-Linwood Slaughter.
Fourth Primary Grade-Miss r. Held,
Teacher.-F1nley Gayle, Salle Falls.
First Primary Grade-A1ss Colin, Teach
er.-Eddie Lee ianllins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
Stationery.

Hurd's and Cranes Fine Writing.
Papers, white and colors, broken lots OF
the regular doc grade OF paper
Paper now Sc quire-
Envelopes now DC. quire.
Ask. to see the new tints in Khaki, Or
CANDY Linen, Chameleon, with new styles
coIored inks, to match papers. 10 and
13c. bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
Tailored Suits at Less
Titan Half Price.

$3.50 Tan Venetian Cloth Suits, jackets
silk lined, now S6.3S.
$3.50 Gray Homespun Suits, Elton and
f1y-front jackets, silk lined. now - ~
50 80 and S14 Suits, Mode, Blue, and
Gray mixed homespuns, now So
$3.50 Black Crepon Skirts now 81 %
IS Black Tucked Taffeta SILK skirts now
Sc Gray and Black Homespun Skirts
S White P:que skirts, trimmed with
SIS. $50 and Sl.75 Lawn Dinity and
Percale Wash Waists now 63c.
50 and $3.50 White Lawn Waists. tucked,
with rows of inserting, now S1.33
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
Real Irish Din1ities.
Printed FOulardS.
Richard Hadnuts' Perfume,

We are Ricfmond,s agents for this cel ls,1
brated make of hish-srade perfumes 1is:5 ana
toilet articles and carry at all times d
comnlete assortment Of all kinds.
We are Richmond agents for Bla ar, $
Irk-MaIing Fountain Pens. Every : p ,lp-
CHASER of Slair's Pen gets one years sup
NV of the best ink right in the pen
holder: produced by merely filing the
holder with water. The, best Cold PENS ,tsl
or,lv nen in the world that makes its own
ink
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
Shell Goods.

% STYLES of Real Shell Hair Ornaments,
former prices 81 to 81. now soc
so ana Sf2 Real Shell Hair Ornaments
now 1896.
Just Received,
An entire new line of Real and imlta-
ton Shell Side and Pompadour Combs,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17

Page, Bryant Pond, Marie Anderson
Grace Wilkinson, Eva Wilson,
Sixth Primary Grade-N- W. Blrdsons
rreacher.-Maggie Davenport. Grace Cous-
ms. Alma Trower. John Rose, George
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17
BRIGHT PUBLIC
SCHOOL PUPILS
List of Those Who Reached The Grade
of First Honor.
MANY NOT ABSENT OR TARDY
The Year Was an Exceedingly Sue
cesssui one, and the Number Who
stood al tho Top Was Very
Gratifying 10 the Teachers.

The Times to-day gives list OF those
who were .1irst-honor pupils in the pub
tic schools OF Richmond during the ses-
sion just closed together with the names
OF hose who were not absent or tardy in
the grammar schools and in tae High
School
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17

leroy EdWards, FrlnclpaI.
Sixth Grammar Grade-Cora Elliott,
Teacher-Bessie Black, Sannie Stewart.
Fannie Goodman.
Fifth Grammar Grader. E. Shackel-
ford, Teacher-Eftie Fod, Jessie Haynes,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-17

Grade-Miss Lena NJ.
.ouis Goodwin, Willie
5 Mundy, Dorsey sgd
, Josephine Curle, May
Bessie Hudgins, Alice
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20

GARDENER Head superintendent
life experience in all branches; long ex-
pertence in landscape work: Scotch mar
ried. no family: first class references J.
p. 80 State-st.. Sing Sing. N. Y
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BOARD AND ROOMS,

a--FIRST CLASS new family hotel;
strictly freproof; all the comforts and
conyeniences; delightful ROOMS for single
men. WITH HOT AND COLD WATER,
STEAM HEAT AND ELECTRIC LIGHT
20: IS PER WEEK UPWARD: cannot be
eQualled: references required HOTEL
ROLAND. 69th-st. and Nadison-ave.,
block from Central Park Entrance
81 WEST s4TH-ST.-Large third story
front room, hot and cold water. three
windows. references
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THE ALBEMARLE.

VIRGINIA AVE. NEAR BEACH
ATLANTIC CITY. \. J.
Extersyeiy enlarged: throughout.
convenience at moderate rates. Homeke cheerful and
nberay conducted Steam heated. Sunny rooms single
and suite, many with bath Elevator Spa
parors. Capacity Write for special March
rates and booklet ]. p. COPE.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
BOOKs.
SLAUGHTER BOOK SALE.

BUILDING TO BE TORN DOWN.
Books for everybody. rich and poor old
and young at Lorering's New-York Book
Exchange 7sl Broadway. opposite wsna-
makers: books Of every description at
lower prices than ever before offered in
the city: immense stock Of standard ane
miscellaneous books. finely bound sets
illustrated gift books az prices never befofe
approached. encyclopedias (Appleton S.
Chamber Britannica. Peoples; at your
own price: second hand school books. re-
view books and books Of al kinds bought
sold and exchanged: highest cash prices
paid; cnils at residence free. LOVER
iNG'S NEW YORK BOOK EXCHANGE.
fsI Broadway. between Sth and f-h SITS. :
opsn evenings.
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GARDENER.-By expert Of 80, married:
two children: as superintendent or head
gardener Address EXPERT. Tribune Or
fee.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

AT ST. BARTHOLOMEW EMPLOY
hENT BUREAU. 2fl East s2dst.. teic-
phone 2J34-3Sth-st.. first class servants ore
supplied: cooks. chambermaids. waitresses.
buffers. laundresses. useful men. etc. also
experienced managing housekeepers. COVER
nesses. invalds' attendants and other pro-
fessional help; high grade mercantile work
ers supplied without charge: references
carefully investigated.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
KINDLING WOOD.

Ring up 27s Madison Square fas
r. ]. AcCLUSkEY'S MURRAY HILL
KINDLING WOOD FACTORY, cor.
S6th-st and 1st-kve.-3o year, experience
snd in direct connection with the larges,
Jeslers OF kindling wood enables me 10
cefy competition as to quantity and quality
Ell the lowest prices. Hotels families,
clubs. banks. etc supplied in any part ot
Msnhstthn Borough. Telephone 21s Madi-
son Square.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20

FARMER-As working farmer. April /:
married small family: wife good butter
maker: best reference. Address G. w,
ScarbOro. n. T.
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COACHMAN.-By a respectable middle
aged man; thoroughly competent; will
ing, obliging. country preferred five years
personal references from last employer
NJ. l.. BOX +34 Hampstead, Long Island
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new
snc secondhand: lowest prices; easiest
terms MARX BROS. - Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hand or
on the floor Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co, 1883 Broadway. 421 East zSth-st.
coz e. BRANDT. Tel. 1872 -3sth.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
BUSINESS CHANCES.

RARE BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITY.-su
perb restaurant. new running success
fully nfth year; Will rent with or without
hotel apartments. DR.. KEATOB. Asbury
Park y J.
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ryACH.NEHY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-3OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought ard eS
changed GEORGE Is. EDDY. 39S Madi-
fnn-st-
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received al their Uptown Office No 1922 Broadway
% north of 3lsts until o'clock M advertise
the following branch Offices
Office rates until clock p. viz; 254 shave,
23d-st, 1872 0thave.. l2thst.: MaCys 6h-ave
and Columbus-ave., West Goth
6th-ave; 90 East 14th-st.; West
9TH and Sth 159 East 4Tth 33S
sd-ave nth SITS; 1923 3D. ave
6ls-st l. IOS Sath-st; $50 9d-ave.,
4lst-st 554 9d-ave 21O Beeckerst.; 325 B.eeckerst
COS 9d-ave.; 79h-st.; 1921 3d-ave; 662 Sd
ave: or a any American District Telegraph Office.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20

LOST OR STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 357,-
o6f OF the German Savings Bank in the
oay OF NeW-hcrA. corner 4th-ave. ard
l4fh-st. issued 10 Nile. Alberta. All per
sons are cautioned against negotiating the
same. II not returned to the bank on the
iotn day Of April. 1900. = dupliea,s viii
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Gnrroeate's Notlees.


T EBERMUTH, ABRAHAM.-In pursuance of
- an order Of c. Thomas a Surrogate of
the County York. Notice is hereby given all
persons having claims against Abraham Lebermuth late
of the County York deceased present the
thereof the subscriber his place Of
transactinc business Office Stiefe
10 Wall ST. Borough OF Manhattan. City Of
New York or before the 22d day of August
Dated New York. day Of February, 1900
DAVID LEBERMUTH,
MORTIMER STIEFEI. Administrator
Attorney Administrator. 10 Wall Borough Of Man
haitian, York City
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
CREDIT TO ALL.

AhONDS.-Watches. Jewery: weekly
payments; reasonable prices; goods guar
anteed: representative calls JAMES
BERGMAN. 81 Maiden Lane.
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LOST.

LOST OR sTOLEN.-Bsnkbook No. 325.-
1s8 Of the German Savings Bank In the
C.ty OF newborn. corner sth-ave. and
lfth-st., issued 20 Gustaf E;kiund. All per
cons are cautioned against negotiating the
same. II not returned 70 tho bank on the
iOth Gay OF April. 1900. a duplicate will
be issued.
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Qearhers.

DR. w. G. NOVEL;. private tutor pupils homes
j. at 1T E S2d-st. Two pupils received in family.
A DvERTIS ENTS supsc1 rtions for The Tribune
"A their Uptown Office. No. 1,242 Broadway,
north OF 31stst.. until o'clock p advertise
the following branch offices regular
office rates until o'clock p mo VIZ: 2Sa sth-aVe e.
152 6th-ave l2th-st Macys, 6thave.
and 14th-st; Coumbus-ave West 66h-st.; 100
6th-ave.; % East 14th-st.; 257 West
f69 East 4Ih-st.: LBS
3d-ave between and nth 1925 Sd
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
COAL AND WOOD.

npEGMRD cosi pockets. 2Ss V. Both
HlEaPaNEU1s RI. Best quality Coal only
E.le tl.slled Ib6s. TelephOne So Columous
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20

A ADVERTISEMENTS an subscriptions for The Tribune
~ their Uptown Office. No. 12i2 Broadway
I'd until o'clock p. advertise
the following branch offices at regular
office until o'clock viz: 2ot Sth-ave; S e
152 6th-ave 12thst: Macys. 6th-aNe
l4h-st: 142 Columbus-aye near West 66h-st; lo6
42d-st. ave % East 1+th-st.: West
42dst between 7h and 159 East 47thst. 133S
8d-ave and nth 1925 Sd ave. near
SSth-st.: 600 AVE. neaE
554 3dave.: 210 Beec1er St S25 Bleecer-st
29OS Sd ave: T9h-st: 1921 3d-ave: 2662 3D.
ave; any American District Teegraph office
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20

FINEST GRADE Red and White Ash Coal;
WINTERS old reliable yards. 2d and 80
eyeE Csth-e.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. James

nattdf We" 1oIh Oll!'
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. James
No . beSey es. of to the s Cgny ps4sSns Of b.SE eE
la m % s OF @ the Of %
the subscribe his p2Ss Of tanSactnE bPsiness
Borough of Manhattan. city of New York before
& as ION o Ss 'qRs ne7 Rfiea GeT G4 as
m B4oad@a New City
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
c. Thomas. a of the County OF New-YorE
n9Gs is hereby given to Of all m ns "a claims
deceased present the with vouchers thereof to
the su6scoer at Its place Of Tansscting business No
New-York. before the eleventh day of September
TsD 24 Rf 2 c6apgxT 5sE 9 op
Administrator with the Will annexed.
Attorney for administrator c. t. a.
Manhattan, New-York.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
NoGs Is neTeDy gVsn s1 10 ATE a hfrSns b hayns claims
Y6rk deceased TO present the same with youchers
to % the SUBSCRIBE ] at e pI1s p iTaacns @ m at
Borough of Manhattan. in the City of New York,
Dated New York the I'm day Of Marsh Marsh 1890
CHARLES D. INGERsoLL,
Attorney Executrix.
10 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan New York City.
SURROGATES' COURT, NEW-YORK COUN-
Rogers as admnstrator Of the goods chaes and credits
OF Lucy D Rogers, deceased for leave to sell deceden
real property to pay her debts.-NOTICE Is HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuance of order Surrogates
Court of New York County. made and entered on the
February, 1900. the proceeds
real u. Rogers deceased. of CITY
Of York. which sale lately made pursuant
order Of Surrogates' County Of New
York by Vincent Esq. the freeholder appointed
therein TO sell same. Will by the said
the surrogaes' Office in the County Court
House, in the Borough of Manhattan, OF City of
New York, the 23rd day OF April. 1900. at 1O:3O
o'clock In
Dated, March 12 1900.
HOFFMAN ROGERS. Administrator.
1ttorney for Administrator
As Wall Street,
Borough o. Manhattan,
City of New York, N Y.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The Tribune
"A received al their Uptown Office No. 1922 Broadway
I'd door Of 31stst. until o'clock
the following branch Offices regular
Office rates until o clock m viz: 254 sth-ave, e.
1872 12th-st: Macy's,
and 14th-st. 142 Coumbus-ave near West Goth ST log
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HELP WANTED.

W ANTED Lady law sienographer who
understands German A. B., Box IS.
Tribune Off1ce.
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TNE lRMMllml9-

Ocean end South Carolns-ave.. Atlantic city y. J.
100 feet from boardwalk: capacity. 900.
single and suite. with bath elevator: pariors;
cuisine and service special Spring S12 s15
$3.50 weekly: So 50 daily American plan Write for
booklet Coaches trains W. F SHAW.
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H01TEl MIEW-IEMGILAMD,

Atantie 6Ity y J. S21th caT9lina aye 100 feet from
built Capacity 900 Newly furnished Dvery modern
equipment. Elevator 70 street Steam heated. Rooms
single suite, with bath Special Spring
Booklet BRYAN & WILLIAMS.
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Mn lie.

COACHMAN.-Single: first class. private
family. city. country or seashore. pest
OF references. Address PETERSON. 30
East 3fst-st.
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Gcbool Naeneies.

A MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Teachers. Tutors Governesses
&C.. to Colleges Schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs Is. ]. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square.
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BLEAK HOUSE

Atlantic Citys only hotel. On
European plan only. ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF Fifty
front rooms with
furnished Thoroughly appointed Booklet application.
GEO II. CORYELI4
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-15
WOamdmee i'm
w SfeQn s Life.

President Steyn, of the Orange Free
State. married the eldest daughter of the
Rev. Colin J. Fraser, whose father went
to South Africa from Scotland. About
the match Is pretty romance When
Steyn was nineteen he left South Africa
to study law in Europe. On the same
ship was a girl Of twelve, and the two
became fast friends. Six years passed
and Steyn returned to Bloemfontein q
full -fiedged barrister. At a social func-
ton one Of the first guests he was intro
duced to was Miss Fraser, a beautiful
young woman Of eighteen, in whom he
quickly recognized his ship companion of
six years before. His offer Of marriage
was accepted; but Steyns financial posi-
ton did not warrant a wedding There
was nothing but wait and work. Stevn
Travelled a great deal on circuit. and the
letters for his sweetheart he addressed
secretly to mutual friend, who called
on Miss Fraser every day.
Bloemfontein In those days was so
small that everybody made a point of
Knowing everybody eise's business. Con-
sequently people were quick to notice
the friendship that had sprung I'M he
tween Miss Fraser and Steyn's friend
and report ran that he was irving to
steal Steyn's sweetheart. When Stevn
returned to Bloemfontein people received
him with yelled expressions of commits
Grafton He FASTENED to the home of his
friend to inquire the meaning of It and
laughed heartily when he heard OF the
conclusion to which his fellow townsmen
had jumped.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-15
STATES TILE IS CLEAR
HISTORY OF THU LOCATION OF
THE PRESENT STATE
CAPITOL
DEED ABSOLUTE In TERMS
1t Was Made So at the Urgent Re-
quest of Alexander WIIIxin, At
tOrney for the Capitol
Commission.

The spirited rivalry between local SEQ
tons of the townsite Of ST. Paul in the
early SOS resulted in the acquisition by
the city and state Of sites for administra-
tive buildings by both branches Of gov
eminent While Minnesota was yet a
territory and before railroads or teIe-
graph lines moved westward to the great
territory included in the Louisiana pur-
chase, Charles Bazille, father of Judge
of Probate e. w. Bazille, gave the site
of the present capitol, and later Vetal
Guerin, fellow countryman, gave the
city the court house square. now located
in the heart of the city. The latter died
In poverty in 1875, and monument at
his grave was erected by the city council
as a Slight recognition of his many ben
efaetions TO the city. William Pitt Muir
ray secured the passage Of a measure
which gave his widow an equivalent to
interest on $1,000 every year, which
amounts to about 500 per month. Mrs.
Guerin now lives at 1853 Rice street, with
her three sons and one daughter.
Charles Bazille, who gave the cap
itoI site, died In 1878. and was one
Of st. Paul's most respected citizens,