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New-York tribune., 1900-12-05
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SUPREIE COURT. County OF New YORK

Charles Elmer James p. Healy and others
In Of judgment OF forsclOsure duly
entered the above entitled action day OF
October. 1900 J. the undersigned the Referee appointed
therein. will sell public auction the nth day OF
December 1900 twelve o'clock the New York
Real Estate Saiesoou No III Broadway IN the Borougn
OF Manhattan. and City and County Of New York BY
William NJ Ryan. aucroneer. the premises Described
sad judgment follows All that certain piece
parcel OF land with the improvements thereon erected
pounded and described follows: Beginning point
on the southeast corner OF Park Avenue and Eighty
F1nh Street in the County % New York running thence
easery along the soUthery side OF Eghtyseventh
CLe hundred and nine iuches thence south
erly parallel with nineteen feet. thence
westWardiy parallel with Eightyseventh Street. OF
the through wall One hundred and two feet
and nine incheS the easeriy side OF Park Avenue.
thence norhwardy along the eastery side OF Park Ave
nineteen feet the ~ beginning. said
premises being number thousand
and nfty-nYe QO55l Park Avenue.
Dated. New York. November llth. 1900.
GEORGE H HART. Referees.
HOADLY. LAUTERBACH JOHNSON.
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
% William Street New York County
The following "a diagram o. the property bs sold:
the street number is 1O55 Park Avenue
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THE SEVILLE PACKING COMPANY hereby

sertiass that It manufactures bottles and sells con-
pounds and mixtures focWs: Plm-Oas Olives, Man
oas and other compounds and mixtures IN bottles ana
th its name, trade mark AID other marks deviees
stamped blown impressed Otherwise uruducsd upon
such botes fol0ws Seville Packing Co.-NeW York
or = 2. c" either the bcttle Crown
Mlth 10 Do IN side % said bottles
words trade mark side. Said bottles nuted or
nfrugaed perpendicglary round the neck and bottom
lAt IT'S principal place OF business Il IN City ana
county of New Hork SEVILLE PACKING co
SSeaLl MARC NJ MICHAEL. Pr~st
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A EMBELLISHMENTS ana subscriptions for The Tribune
N received their uptown once. Ne. l2f2 BroaGWay.
door norh Of Stst-st. until o'cl9cS
received the following branch oces
onsce untE oelOek viz: 2os sth-ays.,
cor 23d-st lb1 6th-aVs. l2th-st. AAeyA dth-aVe
i4th-st. it2 courhus-aye wesf 66th-st; 100
West a1d-st sth-sve % East isth-st
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I3lI1 80

The approximate amount q len or chArxs 20 safisrv
which the above described property 10 be soIa 4.
S63166T with interest thereon fron Ncvsnbar 2l ios
tosether vita costs and allowance palns aftorns,
amounting 70 SdfS5l-lOO with from Dsceher
1900 and also with 70 ire etlardian ~ Nfa.
amounting 70 so l0o together with expenses
sale The appr9xinate amount o. asscsSrsasa or
other liens which 90 Be allowed 20 the pur-rassr am
q the purchase moEey or paid oy hs rsfsr-s i Ssa Is
and Interest. - ~
Dated New York. December a 1900
DAVID r. DAILY R-e-r~-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-05

RIDs FOR BoNDs.-sealed proposals for the
purchase II Seventy Five Thousand (s75 QOOOO Dol
ATs worth uf Bonds viii BE- received once of the
loth a. O'Clock P. n. said bonds be issued Tor
me purpose e constructing Electric Light Plant
Af1f ne streets sa uoe buieings of ths cts. They
twenty C.t1 the City Depository. They Will
bear Interest ~ the per eenturn per
annuT payable seEni-aEnUaIy the cay January
eLe Juy OF each year Ht the CITY Depository. They
W. H-t e SOC tor less thsn and interest
ena va b. Issued ~ such denominations the
- BIDDER desire. The bids be sealed ana
ssd-esse6 the CiLy Clerk (Theo Won Hoene) marked
-Bcs for Municipal Electric Light Bonds ana each
BIC must be accompanied By certified check the
az one Thousand a. J00 OO) Ooafs ccndtoned that
EGid hid s accepted the bonds vii be paid for IN
asoordanee Wirh the bid.
VA KENT.
H 3. EEELEFED
NJ J. CROLLEY.
CON. NEys and Means Board Counciimer.
= :. CRAIG,
". c. EILES,
J q sCHU.D,
Com. Ways and Means Beard OF Aldermen.
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NEW YORK SUPREME CoURT.-Helen NJ.

knickerbacker. Plaintiff. against John j. Buckley
Leander s. Sire l. Lindsay Fountaue Alfred Goldsmith
doing business undsr the OF The Monarch sporting
Goods Company: Lambert Schmidt and frederick g
r1nsr doing business under the name OF The schmidt
Bruckner Electric Company pefendants.-suWfnonS--
66Isl desired in New York County the Above Nsns1
Defendants Each OF Them: You hereby sum
noned 20 the complaint IN this action, ana 10
serve copy or answer the Platntns attornSy
within twenty after the service OF this summons
exclusive Of the day OF service and IN Of your fall
nre 70 judgment will be taken against
oe ey default for the relief 1smandse in hs compliant
BRONX. Attorney Plaintiff once and Postofcs Ad
City
To Defendant L Lindsay Foantaine: The foregoing
summons Is served upon BY publication 70
an a. order Of the Hon Abraham Lawrence Justice Of
Ine New York Supreme Court. dated the 26th day ot
october. 1900. fled with the Complaint In once
og the Clerk Of the County of New York the County
1ourt House. Borough OF Manhattan City
York on the 29th day OF octobeT. 1900 WILLIAM R.
1HONE<. Attorney Paintin Once and Postofcs Ad-
city
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A pvERrisEMsssTs and Subscriptions so- rns rriouns
~ received their Uptown once. Rreaa,xeV
"a door north OF 3lst-st. until oiclock
ments received the following branch osss az rsssr
once rates untl o'clock . shave. Ia A
cor 2dst ~ dsa ave cor. Thirst MacyA sth-ass.
AID latnsrs 4f@ CoIumous-dvs. S6th-st ios
West f2o-st shave: % 25r West
EAST between tn and str aves.. East s7tn-rs
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A DvERT1sEMESTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"a received their Uptown Once. No. 12i2 Broadway,
"a door north OF slsts until O'Clock advertise
received the following branch Offices regular
ofice rates until O'clock . M viz: 254 Sth-ave 3
23d-st 152 Oth-aye 12th-st.; Macys 6th-ave
and I42 Columbus-aVe iO8
West 42d-ss 6th-ave. 90 East 14th-st 257 West
42dst between 7th and Sth l59 47th-st lSS
Sd-ave-. between Teth and 7Tth sts: i.Oe6 Sd-ave,
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said premises Will be sold subject existing tsaaneisz
OF various parts Of said premises extending beyond
May l. 1901
The approximate amount OF the len or charge to
satisfy which the above described
twsntynine thousand eight hundred thirty TT-1OO
Collars with Interest from date besides expenses OF
the sale -
liens which are T. be allowed 70 the purchaser of
purchase money paid BY the Referee fourteen h
dred dollars.
November 18th 1900
GEORGE II HART R~fe-s.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT- COTNTY


OF NEW YoRK-cord Meyer and Christian N.
meyer a. executors OF ths last VIII OF Meyer de
sssssd plaintiffs asanst Henry sushnann and others
and sale duly made and entered IN the above
on bearing date the Srd day OF December. 1900
enasrsisned the referee n SAID Judgment named viii
az pgoc auction az the New Ycr Real Estate SaIesroor
10 II Broadway in the Borough of Manhattan. city %
Sew YORK on the twenty day Of December 1900
az Twelve o'clock noon on that day BY Peter Meyer
elconeer the premises directed by Judgment
sold and therein described follows:
All mat certain lot land with buildings
sSsted IN the Tenty-thrd Ward Of City and
o, New 1ork which was designated lot number
NAP oI Wilton Port Morris ana East MorrsAnia.
! g Buesh bout cvl Engineer New YORK, July u 1s57"
ana nlec september - ls5 and numbered 81 in the ocs
o. the Clerk nov once OF the Register
county bounded and described follows: Beginning
me point o. Intersection q the Eastsriy ROBBINS
eth Street and running thence Soltheassrly
thence Northsastery and parallel ROBBINS Avenue
nfty (5ci feet: thencs Northwss.rly parallel h
One Hundred and Fiftieh Street. hundred and four
400 feet 70 the EasterIy line 81 RobbIns Sv.S-s as
thence SouthwestsTly unentioned lire srfv
G50l feet 20 the point OF beginning.
Dated New York, December I. 1900
DAVID r. DAILY. Rsfsree.
EDWARD ]. HORNILLa Attorney for Plalari-s Nc.
10 Montague Street Brooklyn. New York
The following Is diagram o. the d.
scrioed and 70 Is SO ara
tMap Number $50 Robbins Avenue.
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SHULTAs. CHARLES Fin pursuance of an

Of Hon Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate the
County OF New York aouce IS hereby given 10 all persons
having claims ageinst Charles 2. Shultas,
County York. deceas7d present the sams
vouchers thereof to the subscriber. his place
transact OF business at The Office OF Reuben Leslie
Maynard No. 141 Broadway Borough Of Manhattan. in
the city Of New York before the 18th day OF
February. 1901. Dated New York the 9th day August
1860 BENJAMIN LORD. Executor
REUBEN LESLIE MAYNARD. Attorney for Executor
No. l41 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan City Of New
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BANKERS TRUST COMPANY
F--vr---- OF NEW YORK
MALhLAh. the respective Boards OF ID

W~-ALAh tbe respecuVe Boards OF Direc-
va. ltors ~ tss BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
- - -el lie ATLANTIC TkUGT COMPANY have made
t--fte nio an under the
sse.a pi sac Companies for the merger OF the said
---..ls +f-ti Company New said
ton .tsi onEans prescribing The terms and eond-
al- the MODE ~ carrying the effect.
1870 IS EEREBg GTVE.G thsf a special meeting OF
-szt loi2e1E of me Bankers trust company New
49, af held - Couparv
Re~ ssI in the Borough % Nanhattan. the City of
Is.--t q. = o'cicck Monday the 10th day of
es -t 4ajo % consider and upon such agreement
s--.fa Tor their approval
trs. IsnsieF oooks ~ this Company Ein closed
a. llllck p D.. the 8oth day % November 1900
beo.s.t .tAss AZ ten O'clock A n the Iith day of
Ee- Rev YORK November q 1900
- 1ihei of the Board
ALFRED n. swATNE. Secretary.
rfsfS5EE cklsMANIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
IL ANNUAL ELECTION Of Directors OF
a. ~ = selals Life Insurance Company VIII be held
Stree ~,lLenss - -
- " +'sesiut.er. 1900 from y ~ 70 p. 81
HUBERT CILLIs. Vire-President
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Proposals,

SIALED proposals endorsed Proposals for
a. 80 for cor-1sthles VIII be re,sired Al the Bureau
oc,s1t f Loeks NaEy Department Washington. until
cpenee et-ef q 100 ane then and there publicly
l2 ~ ~ ..s-lctiag brick and steel building. about
Fm nsr- - a ne Navy Yard. League Island, Pa
De- -sLs Aeyg Yard League Island, Pa" NOR
100 - -~-'Dt-yt-. eE-ef - Bureau. November -
3 - 1sEAiENIs snc subscriptions gor The Tribuns
- ''sa 81 thelF Uptown once. Nc I2f2 Broadway.
-. norm o. sist-st uEtn O'Clock D. m advertise
Oao, 'e3 az Tie following braneh onicas az regular
an - 4ot th-ave-. cor i2th-st. AheyG eth-sve.
w. a. collsnous-ave. West e6th-st. IOs
a.. N-l-A1 hear eth-aEe ~ East lsth-st est West
g. lAeef sth ane sth ewes. l5s East s7th-st J. sss
a. between ~sth ane 77tk sts la26 sa-ave near
e. a. ~fos lst-aVe-. ssth-st; Ts6 TTemont-ave
sa s'-- near 'lF-st; s5s sd-sve. slO Esecksr-st:
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finaurial meenuas
ATLANTIc TRusr coMPA,r-

NOTICE 10 TIE sHAREHOLDERs
WHERLAS. the respective Boards of Direc-
lhs ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY aac the
BANKERS TR ST COMPANY or NEW YORK, have
mace and entered nto an agreement uncsT the
clrpOrEIe u SAID Comp the merger the
tac bankers Trust Company q New York into thu sae
ttarrc Trust Company. prescribing the and
c.lonE tsGreof mode Of carrying into
flsel Ay--CE Us HEREBY GIVEN that Special Meet
N tae s-lclll-eIE II The Atlantic Trust Compa ny
a.. 9e nee et tae Once q said Company 81 william
elee~ ~ M Borough of Manhattan City New
aeIk a. Twelve clock noon on MONDAY the tenth day
-eosaneT lsJQ. consider an6 upon such agree
~ mercer. which VIII Their be submitted said
So o--es cr their approval The Transfer Books of
a.. l-at Fla b. closed az three o'clock y. 81 the
.-eg q Deaen1oer 1880 and re-opensG clock
- ne eleventh 1ny % December 1900 Dated New
-~N ->pFee42Ef --c 1900. By order of the Board
JCH& ALVIN YOUNG. SscrstarV.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended steamship saIlinss from Vancouver.
JAPAN, GRlNA, PMIll YPlNE ISLANDS
EXPRESS OF INDIA. Dee Al bFcb Ok
EIPItHSS OF AIAN--------.-.---.J Jan 2s. April Is
MAWAIl2H ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIA
WARRUHOO Dec IA. 8IIOWERA Jan IL
For rates apply $50 Broadway and 65 Wall ST.
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DICKINSON, IDA-In pursuance OF an order
IL AbneE c. Thomas Surrogate the County
notice Is hereby given all having
claims against Ida Robinson late Of the County Of New
York present the with
OF 10 the subscribers place rransacng bust
ness No. II Broadway Borough OF Manhattan City OF
New York on or before day OF February 1901
Dated. New York, July 18th 1900 LEWIS C. ROBIN
son. ALBERT J. ADAMS. Jr.. Executors.
W COLEMAN HUGHES. Attorney for Executors. n
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
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rs PURsUANCE OF an order Of Hon. Abner

n = OINoLa-Nt1L OF Hu UIutI OF uUu. ADutF
- c. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF New York
herehv given all persons having
against Herman Msrcus late the County New York
deceased. the with vouchers
the subscribers their place ransactng business
the Cfhces OF Wilcox Brodek. No. 20 ROADWAY
Borough OF Manhattan. in the City OF New York.
Ief5Te 18th day OF February Dated York
the Sth day Of August 1900.
WILLIAM r. MARCUS. GEORGE z. MARCUS. Executors
WILCOX q BRODEK. Attorneys Executors, 2aO
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan, N Y city.
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IN PURSUANCE Of dn order Of Hon Abner
c. Thomas. surrogate OF the County New
York notice is hereby given to all paTETss.
Claims r Wood, Of County
OF New York deceased present the with vouch-
subscribers their place
Ing business Coou SO6 No. 1872 Nassau Street in the
OF York before the eleventh
February Dated New York. the first day OF August
1890
utorS.
Room 500 1872 Nassau Street. Borough Manhattan
New York City.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abne

n PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon Abner
c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF New YORK.
hereby having claims against
Coils p Huntington late OF The County OF New York.
deceased the with vouchers thereof the
suhsceers at their place q ransactng business No 3
BROAD City New York. before
October. 1900.
APABELI4A d HUNTINGTON Executrix- CHARLES
H TWEED. ISAAC z. GATES, Executors.
MAXWELL EVARTS, ATTORNEY for Executors % Broad
York
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6eatbers.

NJ. ": G NOVEL; private tutor at pupils homes o.
IL AZ III r. s2d-st Two pupils rscsived IN family
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5nrroaates' Noflres.

DuILuHuIt5 AULIIL5-
ffLLNCH. ROBERT TIN pursuance Of an
order OF Hon. Aoner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the
County Of New York. notice y hereby given 10 all
persons having claims against Robert T. Ciinch OF
the City OF Paris France, deceased
with thereof the subscriber place OF
transacting business. the Office Of Russell & Holmes.
No. $50 Broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan. City
OF New before the 2eth day OF December
Dated New York. the 21st day OF May, 1870
HORACE RUSSELL. Executor
RUSSELL e HOLMES, Attorneys for Executor. 2e0
Broadway Borough Of Manhattan New York City. n. Y.
CoRSA. JAMES lin pursuance Of an order
OF Hon Ahner C Thomas. Surrogate OF the County
OF New York notice hereby 70 all
ing claims against James Corsa late Of the County OF
New York. deceased, present the with h
thereof the subscriber at his place Of ransactng
business 2045 Boston Road IN the City Of New York
before the 20th day OF January 1901 Dated New
York. the 10th day OF july. 1900.
T. EMORY CLOCEE. Executor.
SHAW FISK q SHAW, Attorneys for Executor. l5o
Nassau York CITY
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EA%Bu3G7AWERHGAN LIME,
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE TO PLYMOUTH
Q4ONDOND. CHERBOURG PARIS} AND 4ANIBITRG.
DECTSCHLAND. December IL, 10 a. 10.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE TO PLYMOUTH
CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG, ALSO n II
TO HAMBURG DIRECT.
Patricia. Dec s An. Pennsylvania Dec % II
Wald.5ses Dsc 10 u 20 \ ~ - ETst9Tia a. Jan 8 A NJ
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A :, sns su6se1iptSRs for Te Tribune
"a door north Of slst-st until p n advertise.
snts received az TIE following brsaeh az regular
oElce rates Entl o. clock q VIZ
eSo-si i52 have. l2th-st: Macy's oth-svr
and lffhEts lf2 Colgmbus-aYe Wesf 6Rfh-st iOa
West s2e-si near cth-sye 81 East l4h-st 2s7 tgesf
<zo-St between 1h sno sth aYea. lS9 East sTth-sLg
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llp DORllNl0El 0lNEa

DAILY SERVICE.
Old Point Comfor, Norfolk. Portsmouth. Pnner's
Point Newport News. Va, connecting PETERSBURG
Richmond Virginia Beach, Washington. L. c. and entire
South and West.
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER STEAMERS SAN, from
Pier Is North River. foot OF Beach ST.. EVERY WEEK
DAY AT p. NJ.
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Directors have declared af,yas,s
per ccrnuaon ehares
earnings, payable January 18th. 1901 10 holder a. r.S
ganuaFy 5fh VI ''1o'u
The transfer books Nfu be closed on SATURDAY. ys,,
sry 9TH al y Q CLOCK, and Fe0pslea January 1874
Cheques viii BE- mailed FeRisieres esSrrss.-
- -. Barring AAGOUN a co
DeeSnpeI AtA' As0 Transfer Agent
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NORTM GERElAN Lloyd,
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
CHERBOURG-SOITTFIA AUTHORITARIAN
.I-ahn. II, A. sLahn....Jan % 10 A NJ
Wv. a. Gr.Jan. 3 AN. 4Trave.....F IL 10 a NJ
fTrave. .Ja Is. noon -Lahn n
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Fr der Gr.. Dee 13. 10 A. NJ
OELRICHS & Co. NO. S BROADWAY
Lewis II. Meyer. As South Third St.. PhiIa
SPECIAL NOTICE
sFrona Pier %. North River, foot of Jane 81
fFrom Congress ST., Brooklyn. Take South Ferry.
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New York postofice and the Boston
Public library. And If it does this 1t
must be typical Of American buildings.
So why not typical of American archi-
lecture?
AS one leaves the Invalides bridge,
advancing in the direction of the
Champ de Mars, the United States pa
vilion is the third building, the two pa
vilions preceding it being those of tia
ly and Turkey. It's style Of architecture
is of no particular epoch. On the
ground floor Of the side facing the
Seine is large porch, almost an arch
Of triumph, adorned with Corinthian
columns, above which is a quadriga
representing the Goddess Of Liberty on
the chariot Of Progress.
Upon the same level as the columns,
on large pedestal, an equestrian
statue of George Washington is placed.
There is vast hall in the center of the
building reaching to the dome. This
main hall is surrounded on every floor
by balconies and fianked to the right
and to- the left with smaller halls.
The height Of the national building,
above the quay, is about IS feet. The
diameter Of the dome is about 65 feet,
and the quadriga of triumph is placed
at height of so feet.
American manufacturers have fitted
and furnished the building from top to
bottom. B. d. Woodward, assistant
commissioner general for the United
States, said in a recent interview,
american citizens will view with
pride the graceful structure of the
United States on the banks Of the
Seine" Reception rooms, exchange of.
fees, public comfort bureaus, guides,
newspapers, postofice, writing and
reading rooms-in short, every modern
convenience is to be found in the build
ing, and no other national pavilion is
as complete in these respects.
But know what you are wanting to
learn most of ALL What is the striking
feature Of the exposition, the ''clou,"
as the French have it? Is it the old
Eiffel tower? Most certainly not. This
relic Of II years ago is still an attrac-
ton, to be sure, but its newness has
gone. The exposition directors have
painted 1t lemon yellow, after many
color experiments, and it serves as q
landmark for people who easily lose
their sense Of direction. But it is not
the "clou."
Neither is the Mareorama, in which
you may take q journey around the
world, nor; the Topsy TuryY house
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er battery which sends dazzling flash
40 miles out to sea from lighthouse
tower down to the tiny bulb that rests
in the chalice of lily or scintillates
from the white eXpanse OF an actors
shirt front; electric heaters for build
ings, rooms, cars, pancake griddles,
sadirons and curling tongs; electrical
signs, electrical toys, electroplating
plants, ocean cables, switchboards and
everything pertaining to the telephone
OF telegraphy.
The chief exhibits Of apparatus for
the development of electricity are made
by the French, English, German and
American firms. Other countries are
not progressive in this direction. The
Paris exposition managers have agreed
to pay the foreign companies a fixed
amount for the installation of plants to
supply electrical energy to the grounds
and buildings, and a significant fact is
disclosed by the contracts. All these
cover period of 205 days-from April
Is to Nov. 5, with a clause permitting
the exposition to prolong the contract
at discretion for a period Of 80 days
more. So it appears there is a posi-
bility Of the exposition remaining open
until the end of November, a term of
~ consecutive months, which would
become anew record Of dura ton for an
international fair.
All the electrical exhibits of the Unit
ed States section are plnced in this
building, as well as some Of the ma
chinery, but the heavy exhibits of the
latter class will be located elsewhere.
The space devoted to the machinery
and electricity departments Of the
United States is approximately $4,000
square feet. This amount is divided
into three sections, consisting Of q
space on the main floor adjacent to the
French exhibits of the same class, a
gallery space opposite one of the main
entrances which is known as the Salon
d'Honneur and which is devoted to
exhibits Of a purely noncommercial
character and second gallery space
which is used for the lighter electrical
exhibits.
Precisely on the same spot where
stood the palace of liberal arts at tho
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dead czar Of Russia. The young Gear
Nicholas II laid the. first stone of this
bridge on Oct. z, 1896. 1t is built of
steel, with ornamentation of marble,
and is 360 feet long and 100 feet wide.
There are three other bridges cross
ing the Seine between the two banks
on which tie exposition sits. These
bridges are those of the Invalides, the
Alma and Jena-resounding names all
but the new bridge Of Alexander III
is one Of the great sights of the fair.
1t unites the avenue running length
wise through the Esplanade des In
valides with the new Avenue Nicholas
III. This new avenue leads from the
bridge to the Champs Elysees, and on
one side of it is the great art palace
and on the other the smaller art palace.
Looking straight down this avenue