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New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
Aurticn GaIes-finnnfinl
LOUIS MEgIER. AuctiOaeer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON,

STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON,
WEDNESDAY, WOW. IA. 1900.
Al 1890 o'clock. at the \. z Real Estate saiesrOOn
By oRDER d1f e5RAfSsE oP E%EcrroRs
81 500 Equitable Hs Gas Light Co OF Memphis p Gold
70 EealtssIs Ca; !lshs CO Memphis. x,,.
2 { Rd Bf oSlo 's GRAIN Elevator Co. I'd se
80 .hs. lhisrnasiona! sSs Express co.
81 shs Louisville Henderson * St. LOUIS r r. Co.
1899 lSS s. s. Fas.. M Trust Co.
s2a4 81 Judgment against Henri B. Hunt
Is 5assnt 5aaEmsnt against against WaT
90 S: . Bond P86kxn os qs4mns &C.
SO 80 sns Leather Manufacturers Natl Bank
zoo abs American surety GO,
is :s: :ss Sssfhf.n Sssf Park Nssl: sank Bank
- . :ss :ss American E5ehangs Natl, Rank
81 chs Peter coGgsr % dTss1 Tirs l1' 6s Trustees. TG
5000 psansyiyana 35h s + p F. CO is Mtg. Peal
|: !: r.: r.: assFissl ass. :; 1%.5,c5. Sss5 saas
FOR ACC OF T4E E4rEfB RoBhE Fat TREEr TEE CO. As SUB
s3oS i ssS r6Ifss fGnsG:asssa s4s's. Gas a.. 1907
or a ian ss, HfnE s Of ot The Re5gS' represented by 'T
10000" hi s:5 SeT sE s. Fm0 God and copper Mining Co Of
$4,000 G5ss' 6s;s !. soShsn % OIL Co GAINESVILLE
2ss ss 81: He: 1905
S-9oo tertfs. Of Participation in Cleve. &
=, o.u Southern Syndicate 81 800 paid ,FIypd.).
so"" NO Receipts fog debentures Of the New England
>ico"' tufao City Gas co. 1st Mtge. Bds. l94T
$1,000 WsstPoFs Water sso Of westport Conn ls Mse
Ntse. : p 9 BdS. 1896 . oFiypd Jersey Isl
30 ehs STANDARD Coupler CO common tHyptl
10 shs Germania Bank
10 shs Bank Of Metropolis
$4,000 Igdss ~ Pqr1sase Money p c, M,s- Ras.
$50" Bushwtck Democratic Club ls- Mtge 3 ? c. %
$3.50 ArIon Singing Society of E'kyn q M,ge : P
SIS" Arton singing Society o. Rk>n Sd Mtse- ,.
81 81 s shs ynttea !,t! \ = P. P canal %.
g shs. Audit %. Prefd
80 shs. Hamilton Tr11sr Co
q shs United \. !, r R & Canal GO.
q shs. Trust co. New YORK
s1"o" The Ohio Ohio Mining & Man'E Co. p. non "urn
81 shs- Title Guar. Trust Co.
IS shs. Trust GO. OF America.
' s5s ss TnI:sd Tiils isrdn,ss a. r si ga3s c C"
- American Rect Sugar Frsfd
200 @ ss 55HP Sea,raI PdaGdry Ss ssaT fo common
Membership \ y Produce Eachange
shs. central Trust Co
80 shs Bond 4 Mtge, Guarantee co
Sloo" Cleveland Terminal & Valley z. r 1st M'Se s
:, c. Gold Bond. 1925
@ @ srna TsrTnna Wsrebogss WsTsb0gss CO. CO. NE Me-. B.
20 shs. Nat. Bank of Commerce
20 shs, Importers & Traders Natl. Bank
200 shs. Gas & Electric Co. Bergen Count
90 shs. Composite Type Bar Co. CIIypdl.
10 sha. Chatham Natl.
d Fulton
100 shs Nat! Bank OF Commerce
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13

XED SED B8RIIx X1RE }>ov. IL. 1900.
To the Holders of stock Trust Certificates
of the voting Trustees of the Northern
Pacific Railway Company:
On after WEDNESDAY. JANUARY I'D, 9OI,
shall prepared certificates for
Stock OF the Northern Pacific Railway Company in
change stock certificates heretofore issued
by Agents Voting Trustees Of this COMPANY
Stock Trust Certificates Issued New York he
surrendered j. p. MORGAN & co. for exchange
Trust Certificates Berlin
similarly surrendered DETTSCHE BANK
IN BERLIN.
ONE HUNDRED SCHEDULES PER DIEM will
be
All Stock Trust Scates surrendered for exchange
he properly endorsed blank by registered
holder thereof, exchange all stock Trust Ger
aoGtes surrendered he delivered
emitting the therein named
Gates FOR The the be prepared
for delivery.
Holders transmitting stock Trust Certificates mall
viii please indicate whether they
sert by registered mail express expense
i. p. -NORGIN d CO.,
NeW York.
DECTSCHE BANK.
Berlin.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
he TEXAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
First Mortgage
Eastern Division Bonds
OF THE
Texas and Pacific Railway Co., ,
DATED MAY 18th, 1873

The hoiders OF the following Texas & Pacific Railway
Company First Mortgage Eastern bonds
by mortgage. dated the 18th Gay OF May A D 1878
are hereby notified present them Mercantile
Trust Company No. 40 Broadway New York City. for
payment at value. the having designated
by lot for redemption in accordance with terms
creating the Sinking Fund Of the Mortgage.
The holders OF the bonds designated have until
the date ot the interest payment March 1st 1901
to the redemption par value there
Of and IL presented by date interest on the
81 wi
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6urrnadies Notlres.

THE PEOPLE Of the State OF New York. by
i The Grace or God Free and lndepencent John ".
B1,,ne- Edith I,oOr1e- Harold Blooner whose resi-
unknown ant after dlIselt inquiry
ts nscA-ratned or Il dead their heirs and
be founf. Anderson Bioomer, whose resi-
Isnre is unknown cannot AFTER digent inquiry be
BioOme-. whose residence -
known ana cannot dilgenr inquiry
taned Il dead. his he!Ts and next OF kin. i any
whose address unknown and cannot
5r+ ;7GaI, CathaFins Bradford Ida
N,f-sna Dradiev II B5o1e-, John r Dean Annie M
NITIa- Alice George BlOomsr Mary BlooIner
George II COX Fanny Il. Cock. heirs kin
;. Nav A Young deceased. and to and
ria,as ~ resi1ence OF said May a
TsrsasAd send greeting. VhSreas. Elizabeth Y
ne CIV of has lately applied
Court or our County % New York a
res-in1 10 and personal property, duly prosed
az ne las WI Testament of Mary Young late
80 COUNT or York. deceased you
~ YOU cited before the Surrogate
oIrr r,,,ny q York his ofnce in County
s. y1rk on lh- 18TH December ore thousand
- ~, isy then probate OF the
.S 1sst Wtu and And OF yc- as s-e
Sa-ahv cted as under the OF tverty-one years.
~ Tso,i-et 20 appear guardian IL you have
IN n srro1tad r n your neglect Or tat,ure
- so 20 guardian viII be appointed Surrogate
- -. S,rssAHr and act tor proceeding
- reor. We have Seal losth
sarroTates court of the said County Of York 10
be hereuuto afnxet
rofrtv ~ New York. satt County 2I,h dav -
S.,ohS- in the Lord nine hun
S-s1 J. FAIRFAX McIACGHLIS
IL 81 Clerk Of the Sl-rogate's Court
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Eon. Abne

r Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF New York
Notice IS hereby given 70 all persons having claims
AGAINST Arthur Gilender late OF the County York
deceased present the same with vouchers thereof
ths oface OF B. Robinson Esq. 5 Broa dEay
IN the CITY Of New York, Borough ot Manhattan
hafore the 18th Of February next Dated York
The eth day OF August. 1900 JESSIE GILL.ENDER
AGmlulstratrtx- SETH b HObINSSS. Attorney for Ad-
mInistratrx 2O3 Broadway New York. n. Y. Borough
cf Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
CITY TRUST co
OF NEW YORK.
36 WALL STREET.

= All = L. St.OOO,OOO
(Bntirely invested in City Of New York Bonds)
SURPLUS 49,. .-...--.. .-.. $1,000. 900
Designated Depository FOR State, City. and Court
Fuads and for Lawful Money Reserve OF The Banks
Of the State.
Acts as Executor Adclnistrato Guardian Trns-
te% COMMITTEE Receiver. Assignee.
Opras Accounts subject IN check payable at sight
O. fhrvaxh the New York Clearing House, and al
lows interest daily balances lssHes Certificates
Of Deposit. bearing interest, payable on demand
axed dates
pAras the world.
Acts as Fiscsl and Transfer Agent, Registrar OF
Htockz and Bonds. and Trustee for Corporation
Mortgage.
OFFICERS.
Jan. Ro0a Curran. President.
John D. Crimm1RR, Vicc-Prcgtdent.
GeorEe n sheldon, I'd Ftce-PFeskdent.
ArtkNr Terry. Secretary.
walter W. Lee, Asst Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
John ID CriDmtn4 Charles W Morse
ErAHk Il. PiAtt, tIenry o. HavHinryer.
Georne z Sh<Idca. HosMeP 3. Parsons.
ndwaRa Errr Albert C. Jennings
Pesrr pe4iee, william Fl. Ge!shenen,
william Halis. Jr, Eugene Kelly,
lanes D. LAyng. Edwin Hxrneid.
WFffiam r. 6Fsee Rfvertoa r. ChEPmsA
J,r1~a RocseveIt Charles V. FOrne4.
drgh Kelly. Frsnk LAWreeee
J24 HSss CurT2B.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
Dipiofuo Ict,ces.

THE CHESAPEAKE a OHIO RAILWAY co.
RchnoGd. Va. October
A DIVIDEND Of IL has been declared on the
stock Company. payable November 2oth lStsD
s;kEoIders u record the closing transfer
foafs or Friday. November 9Th
Tns transfer books viii close Office Of J p
u+rran & Co ~ Wall Street. New York on Frtdsv NJ,
9fh al NJ az r.
,.,-srnber Pm. a
The Chesapeake Ohio Railway Co
B3 e. E WEIIFORD s.erefs-v
THE H-o COMPANY. BUFFALO, NEw-YoRK.
Buffalo Nov
At A MEETING of rhe Board of Directors
- heo this day. dividend OF TWO PER CENT IN
The preferred declared payable Nos 28th a0o
The transfer will Nov 18th 1900 and rsonen
c. P. woLvERToN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
BOSTON STOCKS.
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations or the Colorado Springs Min
.rE S-s-A Exchange furnished by William P Bon
t-.ght s Co. of COLORADO SPRINGS:
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
6rrst @ Companies.
Grrst Companies.
NurthAmrrirarr
Crust Unu,p;an,,

80 bKOADWAY, COK' CEDAS > l -
NEW YORK.
Capital & Surplus, $4,5O0,O0O.
Fiseai Agent of the
United States for Cuba.
DIRECTORS:
Charlton 7. Lewis, Henry F. Shoemaker.
John C. Carlisle, Roland r. Conkn,
E c. Potter, Wager Swsyne,
Samuel NJ. jarvis lanes s. Kuhn,
James B. Dill, VIM H. Taylor
Alvah Trowbndge, Stanley L. ConkIln,
Frank H. Raw Heman Dowd,
Luis Suarcz GaIb1A, Archer Brown.
Fletcher S. Heath, Benjamin F Tracy
OakIcgh Thorae, lohn c. Tomiinson,
E. w. Scott ohn Hone.
H. B, Hollins, F. R. CoudeTt, ir.,
Frank Rockefeller. E. A. De Lima,
Wm. H ChesebrouSh, LeoPoldo CarbaaI.
Marquis de Pihdr del Rio.
BRANCHES:
LONDON, SANTIAGO DE CUBA,
HAVANA, CIENFUEGOS,
MATANZAS.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
financial meetluas.

financial Hleenngs
MANI ATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY
NO 1876 Broadway. New York October
INHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Sharehold-
ers OF the Manhattan Railway Company will b- held
al the Company's cfice. No 95 Broadway. Manhattan
Borough New York city on Wednesday November l4th
at IL o'clock noon
4 hoard of Directors for Is be
elected and three Inspectors OF. Election
me traHstsr books VIII be closed VI
,ioSh r NJ and Will be reuponed November 18th al
l. ". McHILLLAMs Secretary
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Dublir Notiles.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TANES
NO 81 CHAMBERS STREET,
STEWART BUII.DINGI.
NEW YORK NOVEMBER ]. 1900
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN 10 all persons
~ whose taxes for the year 1900 unpaid the
day Of OF :he sad that unless ne
sene ehaH paid the Receiver OF Taxes ~ his 0HSs
Borough IN which the property located as io
borough Of Manhattan. No ~ Chambers street. Man
Borough Of The Bron1 Third and fremont
saroaxh Of brooklyn. Rooms 2. 4. Municipal
Building Brooklyn. n Y; 49,.
strest Long Island City. N Y:
Borough Of Richmond, Richmond Building New Bright
IN staten Island ~. Y:
on or before the day December year. h9
viii charge receive rnd collect such 50 re
naming unpaid day. addition amount
Per ceatum On the amount thereof as
provided 9ie OF the Greater Ns~ York Charter
,cnApter 31s Laws of 1871
DAVID z AUSTEN. Receiver Of Taxes.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13

CHIC4GO STOCKS.
Furnished % Ta-AeE Brothers 10 = Broadway.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

~ %EW-yoRK-9J .F:NSTCwN-LIVERPOOI.
Germans. -Nov- - noon TeI'onic De- noon
ITa Nov. (f=rnarf----.. Dec o.
Ices1fc S7y IS Msjes,ic--.-.. D@c. - aoo-
,>yr1rir pc 2. O--aulr- De - $50 a
g, nassaEe freight general information apply
WHITE STAR LINE.
pfsr a. North Plve- Of5cs. Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
IAIIORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

PED D LINE
Ae For La GuAyra Cabsllo. Curacao and Aara-
ratno via C11racao-Caing also a
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn
a PHILADELPHIA. .Satu-tny. 4. noon
S. 9. CARACAS Saturday, December
These vessels accumEnoda-lons Tor paS-
BOULTON BLISS & DAIL-ETT
General MAnsgsrs Front
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13

j. PJERPONT MORGAN
tIEORG Won SIEMENS,
JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON. Votin- - -sress
AUGUST BELMONT,
CHARLES LANIER
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18

The Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds of the Senate has submitted
number of favorable reports on public
building bills.
The committee favors the erection OF a
new building at Burlington, Vt. The city
of Burlington has population OF
over 20 900 and has many Of the largest
industries in New England. Nearly nifty
wears ago a public building was erected at
Burlington, then a country town OF 1000
or ). 900 inhabitants large enough to ac-
commodate the postoftice and custom
house The receipts OF the postofflce and
custom house at that time were very
small and the building was supposed to be
ample for the accommodation of both.
Since that late both Offices have wonder
fully increased their receipts. and today
it is said there is an urgent need for ad-
ditional accom- nodations.
The United States courts are held in
Burlington. and the clerk of those courts
resides there. The General Government
owns no court house, and the United States
courts are held. by an arrangement with
the State officials =. the court house built
by the county of Chittenden, in which
Burlington is situated.
In the matter of the bill providing for a
new pub. tic bulk. ng at Atlanta, the COM
mittee says.
Atlanta is one of the most progressive
cities in the South. The population in
1870 was u ,7S9; in 1850. 81 400: in 1890
o.. 53S AMI in 1898 il was 5000 The
present Federal building was erected in
1850. at a cost of $i00, 000 II is required 10
accommodate the Federal court for the
Northern district of Georgia. the clerks
office. United States marshal's office. Of
fee of the collector of internal revenue,
and the city postoifice. The number of
persons employed in the pOstoffice in 1887
was 81. and the number employed in the
same office in 1897 was III. The postal
receipts of Atlanta for the year 1887
amounted to SIP, 329.2s; in 1897 the re-
ceipts amounted to s265, 001.19.
by its central geographical location
and great railroad facilities Atlanta is
naturally a distributing point. The present
building has become so crowded that many
of the officials have been compelled to rent
quarters in adjoining buildings. Witness
rooms have been converted into Offices. and
it frequently occurs that the occupants
must yacate when the rooms are required
by the court. The records Of the court, as
well as those of the district attorney, the
marshal, and the internal revenue Office,
are without adequate or even safe storage,
the small vaults provided for this purpose !
having long ago proven insufficient.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18
RAVAGES OF PNEUMONIA.
Three Dead and as Many III in One
Family.

PORT JERVIS, n. Y, March l7.-Neigh-
bors OF the Swarts family, in Vantage,
Sussex County, are shocked by the follow
ing record, representing one weeks raw
ages Of pneumonia: John Swarts ninety
years old. died March s. after two days
Illness; Mary Swarts, sixty-iye years old,
died on March s: Huldah Swarts. fifty years
old died March 10; Mrs. Frances Ludlum.
another daughter, dangerously i'll from the
disease; Edward Swar;s. son, seriously
Ill; Mrs. Edward Swarts, his wife, serious
ly i'll.
The three who survive have been sick
for three and four days, and there is grave
fear that none of them may recover. Mrs.
Ludlum lives in Deckertown, and was
summoned to her fathers home TO take
care Of him and her sisters. John Swarts
was one OF the Oldest and most respected
farmers in the county.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18
An officer Accidentally shot.

COCHRAN, Ga, March 11.-Marshal
Hamp overly was fatally shot by Al
calihre pistol in the hands of Deputy E. P
Collins while they were arresting a negro,
the bail passing through the marshal S
liver Vine Jackson, a negro, shot his
father, and Sheriff Rogers, Marshal Over
by, and Deputies Lyles and Collins traced
him TO point where he was being pro-
tected by his brothers. Collins and OVERLY
reached there first and arrested Tweedy
Jackson, who resisted. Collins drew his
pistol, which was accidentally discharged.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18
EXTRA PAY DISALLoWED.
Assistant Surgeon Chaffee's Claim
Decided AdNerselN.

Jerome 5. Chaffee. formerly an assistant
surgeon in the temporary force Of the Navy
during the war with Spain. appealed from
the action of the Auditor of the Navy De-
partment in adjusting his account, in when
his claim FOR extra pay was disalllwed.
The Comptroller Of The Treasr-%%, in
passing on the case, said that an officer Of
the temporary force Of the Navy during the
war with Spain, discharged before the close
Of the war by accepting an appointment i'll
the Regular Army. is thereby discharged
for his own convenience to enable him TO
accept the second appointment. and is not
sntitled to extra pay for his temporary
carytca r
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18
COLLEGE CLUBS DIsBANpEp.
Dates Cancelled for University of
Chicago Concerts

CHICAGO March 17.-President Harper.
Of the University of Chicago. impelled by
the frequent reports of poor class showing
on the part of the members of the Glee.
Mandolin, and Banjo clubs has declared
the clubs tisbanded for the rest OF the
year.
He Furthermore stated that he leader OF
the Glee Club and another member OF the
Glee Club were suspended from the uni
versity pending the action of the faculty.
The leader is suspended for permitting
members of the club to take part IL It's
performance when they were under The
ban of the faculty for poor class standing.
MI the club dates will be Cancelled
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18
RIM From Prospective Bride.

CHICAGO, H.. March 17.-Bernard
Hitchberger, vino disappeared OH the eve
OF his marriage to Fanny Goldsmith. at the
Vincennes Club Thursday night, is now be-
lieved to have run away from the city. IL
is said that he heard the day before the
wedding of a previous marriage Of Miss
Goldsmith, who is reported a year ago 10
have been married and divorced within
three weeks. II Is believed this caused the
prospective groom TO back out at the last
moment Miss Goldsmith is still pros-
trated.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18

Mr.. Cleland wisely kept silent about the
matter and allowed others TO account for
the presence Of the reptiles in the COM
munity. TIE kissing bug" furore of
last summer was nothing compared with
the discovery OF the snake. Sermons were
preached on the subject and many OF the
timid argued that it was fcrerunner of
the millennium. Old records were con
suited and sufficient data we're collected 10
confirm the credulous IN the belief that II
was about time for Gabriel TO blow his
trumpet.
Finally one man offered a sum of money
for every snake captured. A hunt was i'm
medately instituted, and the result was
that four other snakes were captured near
where the hrst one was discovered. The
sixth snake was never caught, and IT is
not known what became OF it. Mr.. Cleland,
therefore, did not have a chance to see
fair trial of his experiment. He at least
did not care TO repeat IL.
The following reason is given for the
wearing OF the shamrock on st. Patricks
Day: When the missionary first began 10
preach TO the islanders he found great an
fculty in making them understand the
doctrine OF the trinity. In flash OF lnspi-
ration he exhibited to them sprig OF
common trefoil. thus showing how easy II
vas for three to emanate from one. The
word shamrock does not come from the
Irish language. 1t is a corruption of the
Arabic "shamrakh," meaning the trefoil
plant.
Tradition has it that St. Patrick taught
the Irish the art OF distilling liquor, and
that he originated that fiery beverage
known as 'poteen.'' This is denied by
many biographers. who assert that he was
persistent advocate of abstinence from
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18

strong drink. An account of his death,
written 'wo hundred years ago. does not
indicate that the good saint was so much
opposed TO the use of liquor. This writer
says that while on his deathbed St Patrick
was deeply touched by the lamentations of
his followers. He tried to comfort them,
and, with his last breath. whispered to
those nearest him, Take a drop of some.
thing for my sake"
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18
Receipts and Expenditures.

The Governments receipts yesterday
amounted TO s1.s9s. HIP. being composed
of customs. $T46.64L0S; internal revenue.
81 .062, asa 60; miscellaneous, sss,6i3.09. Tbs
expenditures reached the sum of 81, 335. 0e4r
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18
LEGENDS OF ST. PATRICK
The Day Celebrated Is the Ami
versary of His Death.

The Popular Conception Is That
March 4. Is Commemorative of the
His Driving the Snakes Out of Ire
land - His Most Noted Miracles.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18
Pupil Nurse Appointed.

BY order of the Commissioners. Fannie
Hughes has been appointed pupil nurse at
the Washington Asylum Hospital, with
compensation at $50 per annum.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18

specimens of non-venomous reptiles. Not
long after that Il countryman going along
the road saw one of the snakes, and he
captured it, He thought II was fish.
and he took it TO a neighborIng gentleman
of learning TO ascertain what it might be
doing on dry land. When Informed that
it was a snake he made z. great cutlery,
and told all his friends. \ sensation was
the result
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18

Heurich's Book Beer will make you strong
and vigorous. Call for IL at all leading hotels
and restaurants or phone ga, Arlington Bottling
Co., for a case. ,
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18
new PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Favorable Reports From the Sem
ate Committee.

Structures for Burlington and At
Ianta mmended-VermOnt and
Georgia Cities in Need oil Better
Facilities for Transacting Official
Business and Keeping Records.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-18

st. Patrick, as in legends told,
The morning being very cold.
In orter 10 assrIage the weather,
Collected bits OF ice together;
Then gently broathed upon the pyre.
When ev,-y fragment hlszed on fire.
An II the saint had been 50 kind
A. :" have left the gift behind
~ 81 h ! loyc-lorn wretch as me.
Who daily struggles 10 be tree.
I'd be content-content with part,
I'd only ask 10 thsw the heart.
Fhc frozen heart Of Poliy Roe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-10-07
King Oscars Gallantry.

When King Oscar paid a visit to the
Howard Goulds the other day on board
the Niagara at Marstrand, in Sweden,
he greatly admired the beautiful fit
tings of the American yacht Perceiv-
ing q desk in Mr.. Gould's office, the
king asked Mrs. Gould, who was show
ing him over the vessel, "Who uses
this desk?" "Oh," she replied, at is
here my husband signs checks for me-"
King Oscar. with customary gallantry,
sat down, took up pen and wrote, II
would consider it a pleasure to sign
checks for you." This royal compli-
ment will be treasured In the Gould
family as a pleasant souvenir OF a
pleasant tour.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-10-07

AdmIrals Melville and Hichborn have
completed their joint estimate OF the
amount congress must appropriate at
its next session to meet existing con-
tracts on account of the hulls and ma
chinery OF ships now building. They
call for $22. .O00. 900 to be disbursed In
the next fiscal year. This does not in
clude armor, ordnance, equipment or
other work which Is done at govern
ment establishments. Last year con-
gress appropriated for naval increase
only $13, 100000 in round numbers It
is estimated that Admiral Melville Will
require $4,000, 900 for repairs to steam
machinery and plant and that Admiral
Hichborn must have over $5,000,0OO to
keep the hulls of the fleet in good con-
dition. The aggregate naval estimates
for the year ending June 30, 1902,
which are almost ready to submit to
the secretary of the treasury, will prob
ably not exceed $75.0O0,000.