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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-23
STPREME COURT. COUNTY OF New YORK

Wright Satus. Plaintiff. against Abraham
FTankel. and others. Defendants.
pursuance OF Judgment of foreclosure sale,
and entered above entitled
bearing the 18th OF March. 1900 under
signed, referee said Judgment at
public auction. at the New York Real Estate saesroon
No III Broadway. in the City and County York
the Ilth day OF April 1900 u o'clock on that
day. by William Kennedy. A1ctioneer. premises
directed by said Judgment be sold and therein de-
scrtbed > follows:
buildings and improvements thereon erected,
lying being in the city County, u New
said ana bounded and described az follows: BEGINNING
the Southery side
hundred and sxtynne (269) feet EAstery
Souheasterly OF FJFtyhrst
Avenue running thence SOutherly
Avenue Of the distance through party
and parallel with Fortynrst Street sixteen 90
thence NOrtherly and parallel with Second
nnee1ght ss feet and nine 90 inches 10 the Souther
Street, thence Westerly along
side OF FOrtyrs, U5)
OF beginning
TOGETHER with all the right title and interest Of
parties Of and the Of said premises
Dated New York, March 18th. 1890
GEORGE ". ELLIS. Referee.
FREDERICK : WAIT. Attorney Plaintiff.
Wall Street. New York City. y. Y.
The following is diagram OF the property De sold
Forty 3rsf
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SSUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORk.-AET
- ROPOILTAN TRUST COMPANY or THE CITY OF
NEW YORK Trustee, plaintiff against GEORGE T.
ROWE others. defendants IN pursuance OF 1Ddg
foreclosure and sale duly made and entered
entitled action. bearing date The 18th day OF
County New York the LIST DAY OF March 1900 J.
undersigned referee said Judgment named VIII
al public auction, the New YORK Real Estate Sales
room NJ. Ill Broadway. the Borough OF Manhattan
or York. I'D OF March, 1900. AT Il
that day. by Peter F Meyer aucttoReer
directed by said Judgment 10 be sold. AID
therein Follows All certain plot piece
ate lying being city New York and bounded
and follows viz: Beginning al point IN
line side or One Hundred and Thirty
distant easterV thereon hundred
and eighty-seven and inches tlS16l from the
OF Seventh (Tthl Avenue and running
with easterly line
ami OF the distance through
the centre line block between one Hundred and
and one Hundred and Thirty seventh
f87th) Streets eAseriy along said line Of
and SIX inches az d thence south
with the easteTy line side OF SeV
mt part or the distance through party
nnety-nine and eleven inches (ss ID TO the
side OF One Hundred and Thirty sixth
or side Thtrtysixth Cl3oth) Street
inches tl26 the point place OF
beginning said LOT being Section Block 1871. tbs
Land Map City Of New York the said premises
ing known number l5S West l3oth Street
Dated New York. March LIST 1900
HENRY W BOOKSTAVEF Referee
PARSONS. SHEPARD Il OGDEN Attorneys for Plaintiff.
III Broadway. New York city.
The following a diagram Gf the property 70 be sold
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

7th- ave. : eos # Of 47lh-st 9xso'
Si h1iTS mn .,..,. sse so
BT2ac% 49, " f F. - ,orse cantra 1900
Whire-st ~ ks 5X+S5XsS 10;
Frederick MOores to Samuel Fessenoeh;
Same property Charles NJ Brennan, administrator
Frederick Moores 90 ~
I.=nCx- 70 z Of l35th 81, 2IxlNbi Jah1e a. 40
Ingraham, referee. 10 Charles ii Reec- SA'OV
Park-ave No 80 % IX9l. Sx23 1lxSS T. SArah l.
Collins al 10 George Mckibbln.
Valentine o Florence V Z Bishop -. L''oO
RiviugtOtl- ST. 66 3 II OF Allen ST = Ixt0' . "a
~ Isma and Marcus M4rAlsWIGz I4'0u
CAuaI-st s. lI3 II Of lS5th ST wldvIed
5UXIOT Il 10 Canal, K5oG1OIll, john II Juoser oo
referee, 10 Vista Realty ttoO
gTrh-st 5, = or 3d-ave 25XlOOll Emil -
GOldmark. referee TO Henry 7 Folsom LoVO
Cannon No. 1871, 3nl0O. sarah IrauD
and another. executors. 10 Adoph Weiss and - AZ
vessy ST No e. Il =, 25xlO0: Jacob Van wyek. go -
referee To Roslna Nolnart =. OWN
I3rs1hurst y q Of 142a- ST. II sx6l1lx
2-.lIx64. Il; John II kogan. referee, % Eulth - -.
--'SN
West Farms Road n 6, lots 35 and 80 map
lands estate William Crowther 6NlOox35Xl1o; -.
BeetInan-st. Il corner OF Gold-st, 3 31oo SIX
- 2x5s.4 Ida F Fraser to James II Fraser
One-thlru part
CliY-sr " 27.IXS3 4xeJ 6XS2 II; Ida F
Fraser James II Fraser, one-third part
24th-st. n s, 262 n OF 6Jh-aVe ~ lOxSsS.
David Catherine Walsh
Same property Emanuel " BoOmingdale, as
Catherine Walsh. . "
18th ST. 49, and 4+3 East SOxlO2.2 Charles - -.
SeligInan John y Reynolds. Se-1
lam G Bates. referee. 10 the German Savings . -,
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lasth Street

The approximate lien charge 10 satisfy
which the abOve-3escribed property be sold - s1l
5l02s with thereon from the 9Th day OF March
1850. together and allowances amounting -
S34I5s with interest from the 18th day OF March sCo
with the sale The approximate
taxes. assessments. other liens which are
allowed purchaser out OF the purchase money
paid : SlS2. - and Interest.
Dated New York March I'D 1900
EDWARD I. PATTERSON Referee.
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Gin l1ropertp for Sale.

MODEL HOUSE meeting every requirement for
y fined people: splendid neighborhood IN the city
with an c1nveniences but all Low IN PRICE and
offered TERMS WHICH Will. INTEREST YOI cost
These news 10 10
rooms gas electricity. running Only 30 minutes
from. Manhattan business They are out OF the
consideration Write for ful
partJclllars to l. p o. box 2873. New York city
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Lexington n W corner SJth-st, for nve story
and seven story hathouses. 61.3ZS9+ :;
.rs uf BrI2 X < Hsnser architscts 500 q
ll6th-st ) = o Amsterdam for
seven story brick fathouse and bachelor apart
ovtner' Neville q Bagge architects. % O
TinpsOn Place 5, lS4 : Of l+9th-st, for TWO
story stone Toulouse, 50x1O. Antonio Gallo.
owner; Louis Fak, architect 2U
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Centre line OF block.
f36th Street

The approximate lien charge
which the abovs-described property be sold
% interest thereon from the 10th day %
with and allowance amount
ing to S34S from LIST day March.
proxiulats amount the taxes and
raj md De allowed 10 purchaser
the purchase money paid by the refses Sl93 03
interest.
Dated New York, LIST DAY OF March. 1900
HENRY W. BOOkSTAVER- Referee
PARSONS SHEPARD OGDEN Attorneys Plaintiff.
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan The City Of
New York. " 7.
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The approximate Of the lien satisfy which the
70 be sold sS1lT and interest from rro
qua 1900 rs allowances win IN
March with the expenses or
sale The approximate OF and assess
be allowed purchaser Of the purchase
money. paid by Referee S3s4 40 and interest
AUGUSTUS VAN WICK. Referee
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Note The approximate amount Of the lien charge.
satisfy described property De sold
with interest thereon from tina 13th day OF
March 1890 together the and allow
amounting S25 o. together with the expenses OF
approximate OF the assessments and
other liens be allowed 70 the purchaser
or the purchase money, paid by the referee -
1856 81
Dated New York March 18th 1900.
GEORGE ". ELLIS. Referee
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East aOth sreet.

The following are The approximate amounts or taxez
other liens which 70 Dc allowed
purchaser The paid oy the
which there Is past due and
4-zsc rom November lat.
snda s.. Y
NeW-YIrA March IS.
F. STONE. Referee
For particulars - * Gilman.
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The approximate amount OF the lien satisfy which
the property be sold. s.. 5+l II from
February II 1900 1898 70 allowances
interest March 81. 1900
OF the The approximate
De allowed the purchaser purchase
money. paid Referee. $3.50. interest
AUGUSTUS VAN MYCK Rsf.rss
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EAst ssh street

The apprux the charge satisfy
vi described property - 20 De sold. !
thereon TIE First DAY o.
March with allowances
ing 10 from March 9th 1900.
u the sale The Approximate
taxes assessments. other liens which are
20 be o purcaaser OF the purchase
Referee Is So 100 and interest
Dated. New YORK March tTth- 1910
CHARLES DONOHUE. Refers
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To the Creditors of
HarDer & Brothers !:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that creditors
70 the amount OF 81 $50 600 have assented u the
Plan and Agreement OF Reorganization. and that the
said plan has be operative and effective
Creditors who hitherto assented 10 the Plan
NAV deposit The State Trust Company.
100 Broadway New city. \. y, a any
Aprl 1900 but after that day claim shall
be received except upon Committee
may impose.
New York March IS. 1900
ALEXANDER Il. ORR,
Chairman.
WILLIAM NASH,
STEPHEN BAKER,
WILLIAM VI. LAFFAS,
AUGUSTINE j. SMITH,
Committee.
HIRAM B. BERRY. Secretary
ADRIAN H JOIINE Counsel.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions Cor The r-tosns
~ received their Uptown Ofhce No l@s2 Broadway.
"a door north OF O'Clock advertise
the following branch orces resuiar
sd 1S2 eth-ave-. t2zh- st. MacyA Sh-ays
l22 Co1mbusa West 5sth-ss-s te5
West sed-st % East 1srh-s- 81 Wak
TIN and sln I'D EAn AgIa-sx~s
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Dipi0eEo Notifies.

The Chicago, Rock Island Il Pacific Rail-
Company.
u Treasurer,
chicago. March 18Th,
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of Sl25 per
share VIII be paid Nay Isl the shareholders
% TINS Compaays stock registered the closing
of the Transfer Books Transfer Books viii be closed
a. 300 O'Clock r. NJ on goth day u March, and
opened 1860 o \. 81 the SIN day OF April
next - remain upn until clock p VI. the Isl
dav Of May next, shall be again closed for
purpose of again
discretion Of the President or Score
-,,-r-
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To Creditors and Stockholders
OF THE
Third Ave. R. R. Co.

d O ~ reorganization Of
Companv undersigned Committee invites the HOLD
ERs OF THE COMPASY's NOTES AND OTHER
UNFUNDED LEGATIONS. AND STOCkHOLD-
ERS 70 deposit Indebtedness and
tincates 0 Stock with The Mercantile Trust Conn
pany, New York City. the Old Colony Trust
Company, Boston. Mass. receive exchange
therefor negotiable under
! 1900 copies OF which may a the
dspositares. The Agreement provides that
depositors may their claims
Plan Of Reorganization when submitted does meet
with their approval.
York. s
FREDERIC T.. OLCOTT,
LOUIS FITZGERALD
T. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE, Jr.,
Committee.
ALVIN W. KRECH. Secretary
I2O Broadway.
ADRIAN II. JOI.INE. Counsel
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Financial gIeCnous.

fiuaucia! glernous
oFVICE OF THE LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
81 and 80 Liberty
New York March 1900
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders
this Company De Monday. April "a
1900 P NJ. the office Company, for ne
purpose Of eIectng Board Directors ensuing
and for She transaction Of as
before the meeting Tran sfer books viii be
March lTth TeGpene1 April
WM. +. DIXON. Secretary
OFFICE OF THE NORTH RIVER INSURANCE
COMPANY.
New-York. March 10TH 1900
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors Of
this Company Inspectors Election win
be held office. Nos. ~ and IS Cedar on
Monday, the o March. The polls be
open from - q clock until / O'Clock D. The
fer book will be from 22l until after the
election Bv order + Il CRUM
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NEW YORK CENTRAL x HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD 60,
OF Treasurer.
New YORK March 2fst 1890
TIME BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Com
many ~ 8 meeting held this day declared dvt-
6end II ONE AND ONE QUARTER PER CENT on lts
capital stock payable this Office on the 18Th dsy
April next, stockholders OF record al the Close "a
Saturday, the 3lst inst
Company. which will held on the lsth gay
April books closed nj Il M on Ss
urday tn day April and reopened al 10 oci"A
A 81 Thursday the 18th day Of April next
Z. v W. ROSSITEH, Treasurer
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OFFICE OF THE
American Smelling and Refining Co..
II Broadway. New York. March 2Oth.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of rha Amerf

II Broadway. New York. March 2Oth. 1900
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the Ameri-
Smelling & Refining Co have this day declared a
dividend OF ONE AND THREE QUARTERS PER CENT.
on the preferred capital stock OF the company for the
quarter ending January 3lst d
SEVEN EIGHTEENTHS OF ONE PER CENT on me
the preferred capital company period
from April llth 70 April 30th. 1899 inclusive
able April 10th, 1900 stockholders
o'clock p M. March 26th,
The transfer books the preferred
viii be closed at three O'Clock March 2uth will open
April llth. 1900.
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THE .TCHIsON TOPEKA n SANTA FE RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
COUPONS No. y DUE APRIL l. 1900, from
The Atchson Topeka and santa Ft k@ii8ay S9In
pauy GENERAL MORTGAGE FOUR PER CEN l.
BONDS win De paid On and aftex April :. 1900. upon
presentation at me Company. No ~ cedar
New YORK Cits
Il " GARDINER. Assistant treasure
New York. March T.
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for Sale.

billiard TABLE FOR SALE.-Good condition
ID Brunswick Bake make. order sold Tor want
? p. J., Tribune Uptown once ! "a
Broadway
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Dip10enh Nntlres.
TENNESSEE COAL, IRON AND RAILROAD
COMPANY.


A A MEETING of the Board of Directors or
the Tennessee Coal, and Railroad Company
March H. 1900 the following dividends declared
a. A dividend or ? eentum 49, sharel on the
stock OF this Company, payable May ISuU al
the Hanover National Bank. York CITY 70 stock
holders OF record April 30 1900 including the common
stock issued be issued the holders OF the preferred
stock OF this company who have assented or prior TO
April 20 1890, exchange their preferred
preferred for $50
81 All the dividends IN upon assent
preferred stock OF This company April l. 1900
amounting In the aggregate to 81 tSo4 per
OF such asserting preferred stock Of record April
20. 1900.
The transfer-books preferred and the
stock will be closed at o'clock P NJ pr 20 1900, and
will be reopened al 10 o'clock A. NJ May l.
10 send their present
dresses Undersigned
JAMES BoWRoN. Treasurer
So Broadway, New York City
THE NATIONAL SHOE AND LEATHER BANK
OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
NeW-York. March q, 1900.
Nnetsth (SJth Dividend
THE DIRECTORS have declared quarterly
dividend OF per payable. OF april
1900 until which the transfer book Will be closed
JOHN l. COLE. Cashier.
FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY
DIVIDEND No SO
BROOKLYN n Y March 7h. 1900.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES has this day
quarterly % upon capital
holders Of closing books Trans
books will be closed 3 NJ March 23d.
until 10 A NJ. April ID 1900
JAS. P. COMING. Secretary.
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THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declared a dividend or ONE AND THREE FOURTHS
PER CENT the Preferred Stock OF the Company
Pat OF the earnings FOR the ending February 2h
1900 PAYABLE April 4th the Office Guaranty
Trust Company OF New York Transfer Books VIII be
osed at II Noon on March 24th 1900 and reopened
the morning OF April 5th 1860
J. ". McQ1 ZEN Secretary and Treasurer
New York March 10 1900
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GO Broadway New York March 81 1900
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
pany. al meeting day declared a quar-
terry dividend OF Two Per Cent. he ON
PaEy Office in New York the 1eth u April.
stockholders OF record the close
"a Gay or April Transfer books will close at Z. NJ,
April 20. and 10 A. NJ. April nth.
JOHN 4. THOMPSON Treas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-23

RIDER SMITH Esqs.
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys.
~ Pine Street. New York CITY
JAMES A. DONEGAN ESQ.
ATTY. for def Edward McArcle.
Beekman street. New York City.
COHAIAA$ BROTHERS. Esqe..
Attys for def John DarsOu.
I'll Broadway. New York City.
RAGGOTT & RYALI. Esqs.
Attys for def. Susan Smith.
900 Broadway. New York City.
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BROOKLYN propertp for Sale.

no CLOSE An ESTATE Will. BE SOLD L4ow.-Fac-
L Property (Iowanus Canal and Smith-st. be
Hamilton 9th-st. OBS dock;
2T5 deep and
story brick buildings space
uAGERTY BROS " co 10 Platt-zt.. New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-02

hams claim to succeed him in an office ne had
never occupied would have been of the fimsiest
possible description. AS it is, he will have, in
the case of Goebel's death, as good title as
Goebel had. AS for Governor TaylOrs moral
right TO the place he still holds, that, as we
firmly believe, is incontrovertbe. His legal
right to retain it by means of an arbitrary dis
persal Of the Legislature which was about to
unseat him is at least open to discussion.
We still inclined TO think that 1t would
have been politically wise, and on the whole adj
visable, for the Republicans of Kentucky to sub
nit TO being defrauded under the forms of law,
appealing TO the courts If that was still
open to them and finally TO the people for judg-
ment against the usurpers. similar appeal In
this State few years ago was followed by
righteous and most impressive verdict, and If
the Republican in Kentucky had been
properly presented to the ultimate tribunal the
result in all likelihood would have been equally
satisfactory.
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PERSONAL.

Aubrey Thomas dc We're, tho oldest living Eng
nsh poet, has just celebrated the eighty-sixth
anniversary of his birth. Mr.. de We're has been a
prose we'll a writer; his poetical work
is embraced in fifteen volumes, while ten books
stand 10 his in prose. II is almost sixty
years since the appearance OF his first volume in
The Hon. Alfred Deakin who is In London TO
advise and assist MI Chamberlain in passing the
Australian Federation Enabling bill through the
Imperial Parliament. was born In Fitzroy, sub
urb OF Melbourne, forty-four years ago lie is a
barrister by profession and journalist from
choice. It was as leader writer The Mel
bourne age tha ne nrs5 ann % Sa mat
three. He last I'm London In 1857 Vic
torIan delegate to the Imperial Conference OF that
year. His remarkable eIoquence and abilities then
drew 1 , drom oTd SasnHry who
A II. Longino, the new Governor OF Mississippi
is not yet forty but he has done much in politics.
lie has been Chancery clerk, State Senator. United
States District Attorney for the Southern District
Win District. He is a gradual, Of the University
OF Mississippi and studied law at the University OF
Virginia.
The Waterbury American" quotes friend of
the late Theodore Bacon saying that ne
true chip Of the old Bacon block. OF New-Haven.
and that "he probably the only man who went
into the Civil War and came out OF II. after four
years OF brilliant service holding the
mssion-that OF captain-as when he entered. The
fact was. he had so openly and merctiessIy ridi-
peror officers that his promotion was more than
human nature was equal to. No man who said
such singing things could have expected even
brevet."
General Henderson's private secretary. J. w.
Richards. says that the Speakers friends and ad-
mirers in all parts OF the country sending him
gaves in almost every mail Many OF these official
mallets valuable for their historical associa-
lions, and others have intrinsic worth owing TO
the fine materials of which they made. One
of the former class recently received made
from the wood OF the Spanish cruiser CristOhal
Colon. and was sent to the Speaker by w. L. Hill.
chief boatswain OF the Navy Yard Ports
mouth, Va.
Governor Nash of Ohio Is authority on the
history OF that State which he has made n life
long study. His library OF works on this subject
is probably the largest and most valuable extant.
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SOUTH AFRICAN RUMORS.

Rumors rather than news make up the days
budget from South Africa. General Joubert is
said to have taken a leaf out of the book OF
Cyrus Only, instead of turning the river aside
and marching into Ladysmith along its bed, he
proposes to dam it and drown out the stubborn
garrison. If our impressions of the topography
of the Kip Valley are not far astray he VIII
find that an uncommonly big job in practical en-
gineering. He will have 10 construct an artl1l-
cial lake of hundreds Of miles area and some
hundreds of feet deep before the British garri-
son will be cover its depth
The story of General Buffers renewed ad-
vance toward Ladysmith does not come from
the War Office, and may or may not be true. 1t
is known however that General Butler said
few days ago that he meant to return to the at
tack, and that he has retained possession of the
crossings of the Tugela and that one brigade of
his army has remained on the north side of the
stream. In view of these things it would not
he surprising if the rumor were found TO be
true.
The occupation of Prieska by British force
with artillery is probably a political move in
tended to represS seditiOn in that part of Cape
Colony The place is far outside of the region
of military operations. being away down the
Orange River. n hundred miles below Hopetown
and more than 4 hundred and fifty from kim
berley 1t is inconceivable that any attempt TO
turn the Boer position on the Modder should be
made at so great a distance. But it is quite
possible that Boer emissaries have been stirring
ND the Afrikanders in that part of the colony to
disaffection toward the British Government, and
this force has been sent thither as a moral
sedative
The mystery men of the present situation are
Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener. The former
is supposed 10 be at Cape Town, the latter no
one can tell where. They have twenty or thirty
thousand fresh troops at their disposal, though
lust where they are encamped or whittier they
are marching does not appear. The censor IS
doing his work well. 1t is scarcely to be sup
posed those resourceful and energetic command
ers are idle are keeping their troops idle when
there is so urgent a need Of activity. 1t seems
reasonably safe conjecture that something is
going on under the veil of silence unknown 10
the world. of which we may at any moment be
appraised with startling effect.