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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22
BOXING.
y CHAMPIONSHIP CONTESTS.

A. A. U CHAMPIONSHIP CONTESTS
An innovation in the way of entry blanks will be
the one used for the Amateur Athletic Union box
ing and wrestling championships, which are to be
decided in the Broadway Athletic Club the third
week in February. The rules for boxing and wrest-
thing will be printed the back of the blanks, with
all conditions of the tournament that the in
tending competitors may readily understand all
the details necessary.
Most all of the boxers and wrestlers who have
been competing throughout the winter in the vari-
Gus tournaments held under Amateur Athletic
Union sanction and rules training faithfully for
the championships, and 1t is expected that among
the list of entries there will be many favorites.
Entry blanks and further information be
cured by addressing J. E. Sullivan, No. 16 Park
Place New York, with whom the entries will close
on February Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22
RELIGIOUS AUTHORITY A MONOPOLY.
PROFESSOR GEORGE D. HEBRON COMPARES
PRoTEsTANTIsM TO THE STANDARD
OH, COMBIN ALTON.
OIL COMBINATION.

In lecture delivered before the Social Reform
Club at No IS University Place, last evening Pro-
fessor George D. Heron, who was forced to resign
a professorship in Iowa College because of his
radical social views declared that what Protestant
Christendom saw fit to term religious authority
was essentially a monopoly
There is no difference" he said, between the
oil combination that says pay unto me so much
tribute else so without oil. and the Church that
says worship 1 say be damned. 1t is exactly
the same principle that which lies back of the
Standard OIL combination and the Protestant
Church.
This statement came after an extended argu-
nent that human being had a right to impose
upon another his personal views the matter Of
religious belief. The subject OF the lecture was
socialism and religion.
Professor Heron will sail soon for Russia, where
he will visit Count Tolstoi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22
STREETCAR STRIKE IN TROY.
NOT A Wheel, TURNED IN THE cITY-MEN WANT
INCREASE OF WAGES.

Albany. jan 2-Not streetcar moved IN Troy
.o5ev The United Traction Company was com
l.t.Ix- tied m in that city by the men gong on
1870 ~ 8 a m The tie up is perhaps the most
comnlete of the kind ever attempted WIN iiies
onorstinp IN five cities. all close together the
T-,,+a5 FRACTION Company officials were unapie 10
Get a man to touch Troy car. Three huhut e
sra sixtv-ave men went out. The strike was tne
,as,,1+ ~ the action of Superintendent Edgar .
T7ossett in refusing to consider an application from
,.,a Trov employees for 20 cents an hour ana zen n
Sa9,rs 10 constitute days work Lansing ouis -
soSataS as the only communication between IL anu
3be onfer world is the trolley: - -. z-o,-r,
rno Albany and CohoeS employees were hot u M
into the strike to-day. but they were tested anu
f1115 n he in sympathy with their new coworks[sS
MI man would touch Troy car Two cars nae
49, left in front of the Division-st power .Iouss
ot Trov the place being crowded with cars MayU1
Sonmayy ordered the railway company 10 relnoEe
~ csrs Men from the Albany and Troy Inc Te! e
caTed on 10 move the cars, but they reluseo 10
so1,cf them while in the city Of Troy; II H %
tberefore necessary for the officials OF the roaT 20
IN The cars onto the Congress-st prloge: ms ~.
dons men from the Albany division took them 10
the barn in this city, <.- ,,o,, marc added to
,1l -r-ov division mostly from this city festeroay
IN ~ them Joined the Troy association AT t me
sassae4lne to-day the decided to stand nrIn 10.
b cents an hour. They are not particular ap9 Out
Sbe ten hour limit long as they are Paiu A0F
every hour they work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22
PHILTDOR'S DEFENCE.
LOCAL NOTES OF THE GAME.

Tschigorin sent cable dispatch to the Man
haitian Chess Club from st. Petersburg Saturday
saying that he felt highly honored at having been
invited to fulfil four weeks engagement at the
club but that he would have to make great none
tary sacrifices, as he is busy at present in St,
Petersburg However, he asked what fee he might
expect. An answer was sent to him. but no reply
has yet been received.
Delmar the third game Of the match against
Hanham at the Manhattan Chess Club Saturday
afternoon after fifty moves. The latter opened the
game rregularly, and got INTO trouble almost from
the start, so Delmar won. The fourth game VIII
be played next Saturday. Present score: Delmar,
2; Hanham, 0; drawn, l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22
IOconOrITES FOR A FRENCH RAILROAD

PHILADELPHIA jan 1.-The Baldwin Locomotive
works has obtained another large order for en-
gines from France. The order which is for thirty
large ten wheeled passenger engines, is from the
Paris and Orleans Railway. and IL the first order
for locomotives ever placed Dy the company with
an American Arm In design and manner of con-
structiou these engines VIII differ little from the
ten wheeled passenger engines built by the Bald
wins for American railways. They will be heavier
than any at present in use on the Paris and Or
leans Railway, showing that French railway Off
Gals awakening 20 the Importance of heavier
motive power and heavier equipment. The engines
are be shipped by August l. The BaldWins have
just shipped Eve locomotives TO the Great Central
Railway OF England and five to the Great North
ern. They also about TO deliver fifteen large
passenger engines for the Pennsylvania Railways
Western lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22
CHILD CHARGED STEALING DIAMONDS.

Viola Moore, thirteen years Old colored nurse
girl employed by Mrs. G. A. Bowman. OF the St
Cloud Hota, was arrested last night suspicion
Of having stolen $500 worth OF diamonds from her
mistress. Mrs Bowman left the hotel on Saturday
to go to her husbands office at No. IA West
Forty -second-st. AS she going out she put
her diamonds in a small channels bag and hid It In
her corsage. She left the nurse GIRL Viola, in her
apartments 20 care for her baby.
Last night the detectives decided TO arrest the
q confession
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22
CTPRENE COURT. County OF 81 York.-

- NOAH c ROGERS Plaintiff against BENJAMIN
BFRGER EFT AL. Defendants
In pursuance i Juds Inent Of forecosure and sais
duIy made entered in the above emitted ACTON bearing
date the 4th day OF January 1900
THE, IND ERSIGNED. the Referee IN said Judgment
named will sell public auction a ne Neg ioIS
IL Broadway. 5or9ugh
Of Manhattan City OF New York on he 1ttn day q
twelve O'Clock noon On that Cav, cy
Kennedy & Co. Aucti0neers, the premises
directed by said Judgment to be sold and therein d.
scribed follows - 49, .-..,- %, 4.-.s ..r....
,,, ana being in the borough % The Bronx City q
New YORK bounded and described as foloNs- 8E9iN-
Of Vanderbilt formerly
1Sroa6 Avenue and lSGh formerly Bassfor1 strest.
,i1 thence Fastwardiy along the soutnery side %
Isafb Street one hundred and forty Ctl teet tnence
S0fhvrardIv and parallel with Nanderoi avenue one
hundred 400 feet thence Westwardly ana paaei VITA
fsetb Street One hundred and forty Q4 tee 20 ne sas
Avenue; thence SofJlWarliy aols
the eastery side OF Nanderoltt ANei-e O-7 -- ,-''l
feet point place OF oeglnnIns
dated York. January lutn, 1871
MERRILL & ROGERS.
Attorneys for plaintiff,
III Broadway
New York city
The following Is d diagram OF the properly 20 De Sl
az described above. street numbers have been gwen
e P''' 1ssth CBassford) Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22
YACHTING.

MRS GOBLET WILL USE THE MAMMA
Mrs. Robert Goelet, the owner of the steam yacht
MAMMA has given orders to have the yacht placed
in commission for cruising. Mrs. Goelet was
elected a flag member of the NewYork Yacht Club
Cast year, and her became member at the
same time. The MAMMA has been laid up in the
Clyde ever since the death of her former owner,
Robert Goelet who by his will left this vessel his
widow 1t is reported from the Clyde that the yacht
will cruise to the Mediterranean, and is be ready
nv the end of next month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22
THEODORE PARKER THOMPSON DIES.

Theodore Parker Thompson who was brother
in-law OF j. Wesley Rosenquest, the proprietor and
manager of the Fourteenth Street Theatre died
early yesterday morning at his home No PIP West
Eighty -hfth-st. He had been an invalid for the
last three years. Mr.. Thompson was about thirty
eight years old He was son OF the late Leander
Thompson, Of this city. Up to three years ago he
was engaged in business in sixth-ave He was I'M
married
The funeral will be held at s o'clock tonight at
the house, and the burial will be In Greenwood
Cemetery Tomorrow morning at the convenience Of
the family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22
,enfre IIne 10 hln,.i

The approximate OF the charge to satsrv
which the above described property is TO be Si3
374 80 from the 2nd OF January ia00
together and allowances amounting S4sd
from tho 9Th day OF January 1900 toReth
with the expenses OF the sale.
The approximate amount OF taxes. assessments and
other liens which allowed purchaser Ort
OF the purchase paid by the Referee 5000 Sd
and interest
The premises are now subject a first mortgage M,
SIS Interest the the LIST day OF Ianu
airy 1900 So 0S Interest then r,,ns
So 900 at six annum The Referee au-
thOri2ed his sell the premises from
the lien Of this mortgage in which he will pay or
the same the proceeds sale to sell she
property subject OF the mortgage. allow
the thereof purchaser be deducted from
the purchase price.
Dated. New York. January 10th, 1900.
CHARLES STRAUSS, Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22
DEATH OF BEVERLEY CHEW DUER

Beverley Chew Duer. the cashier Of the Bank OF
the State of New-York, died early yesterday morn
ing at his home, No. 60 West Eighty-seventh-st
He had been sick for a long time
Mr.. Duer born in this city about sixty wears
ago and was a Of the late William Duer He
WIS for some time student at Columbia Uni
versity, and later went to San Francisco, where he
remained until he returned to this city to become
identified with the Bank of the State of New
clubs. -
Mr.. Duer married a daughter of John H Pool n
retired merchant Of this city. He leaves a widow
ana two children.
The funeral will be held 80 o'clock tomorrow,
afternoon at the house, and the burial will he IN
Silver Mount Cemetery, Staten Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22
FINAL PLAY IN billiard MATCH.

The final play in the 14-nch balkline handicap
match between Wizard" Scha ater who Is playing
5000 points against Ora c. Morningstars $500 but
tons, will be brought to end this week at
Schaefer's Academy. Broadway and Forty-second-
st. Schaefer is now up to his schedule of 1900
points while Morningstar is only "a points behind
his handicap. The men will continue the match
this afternoon at o'clock. and also play this
ing at 1850 Their performances far
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22

The suuroxu1ats Her or charge n satisfy which ths
above described property be sold is So 80 S. with
Interest from the second OF January 1900 together
with costs and allowances amounting S49. with inter
est from the day OF January, 1900 together with s
expenses OF the sale. - -
liens which are 10 the purchaser out o. tas
purchase money paid by the Referee IS SId9.is
Dated, New York January 10th. lstg -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22
A Trade Sale of China and Glass

folks nope
IN
supplies.
And thinking
We
because ceebrewe
and
deo full standard quality but cheaper because
American mills and French
advisable large quantities of goods quickly
Odd
of and BicBa andCu Main
proportion of goods of substantial
savings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22

The approxInnate amount len charge q satsJ
which the described property is TO be sold y "a
with interest am day o. Nay,
fSsg together with and allowances. amounting .
s3g 51-iOO with from the 5th day % NAY ise
together with expenses 81 the sale IRE apprxate
~ other liens which are %
1 aIloved 10 the purchaser the purchase
paid b the referee 70 and interest The properly
will be sold parcel
Da'N Wv THOMAS F. DOSNELLY.
pafa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22
CUPREME COURT, County o, New York

- HeideIbaCh and others plalntLls. against
Marcus Kohner and others, Defendants
In pursuance OF Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sas
duly made and above entitled aon bear
mo date The 10Th day December, 1883, The Under
signed, Referee in said judgment na1nSa WI SCI
al Public Auction, the Exchange sales Rooms nov
located at No Broadway. in the Borough OF Man
haitian CITY New York, the 9TH day or Fe1r-eI4
1900 at II o'clock that day. by l. J. Pnllgs
be sold. and therein described as fooEs 4tlas
living being in the City OF New YORK Ia the DlsOrt
Annexed By Chapter 934 OF the Laws or $50, VIZ;
lots pieces or parces OF ana si-4a-
living and being IN formerly known as the
Of Westchester, County OF Westchester and sac
OF New York, being the lots known and designated ~
Map Olinville. WlIiansbrtdge Depot Town q
Westehester County Westchester and state Of New
York BY r. HenWOOd. surveyor, dated wash
tngtOn AveEIs, MOrrisanla. July 20 ls12 ana ned ~
the 8ce OF the Register OF the County Westchessr
at White Plains. the said premises being bounded ana
described follows on said map; Lots numbers = -
FIRST Avenue and Street said and running
sOutherly direction. along the Inc OF me
First hundred feet thence IN west
ery direction ard at right angles % the said first AVE-
River thence nOrthsasterly direction along the An
OF said Bronx River said map. three hundred and
eight feet Street; and thence IN an esstery
line OF said First street on said map
two hundred feet to the point or place Of BE-
be dimensions or less: Lots nun
6ers 10 II and u. BEGINNING at a point on First
hundred feet. thence running IN
a Westerly direction, hundred and twenty feet
to the Bronx River; thence IN northery, westerly and
nOrthwestery direction along the line OF the said Bronx
River on said map. hve hundred forty feet
eastery direction by and with said lot
f3 or map. four hundred and seventyOne feet 70
the line OF ssId First Avenue said map three hun
dred the point place Of beginning, be the said
dimensions or less.
Dated New York January 18th. 1909.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22
hundred and nine thousand yards

hundred and deSgnnuy
grounds
made TINS "He
sheen.
goods rponbu there large preparation
cwdng
enthusiastic the goods
reandasyo
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County OF


New York-The f. H. ogden Lumber COMPANY.
Plaintiff. against Ernest WetsreF. ana 0tneFs Delei
dants. . -
duly made and entered abOveenttsd action bear
ing date the 18th day OF January, 1900, the under
signed Referee In said tudgment named vii SCI az
Public Auction az the York Real Estate sales Ho
No III Broadway in the RGrOugh OF Manhattan Ciy 0
New York on the 18th day OF February. lsVN. a. -
O'Clock noon on day. by D. PheniN lngraham = q
Auctoneers directed BY said ludgsnE 20 e
sold, and therein described as follows -
certain pieces parcels ol Lil4 islt@
being City Of New York. Borough or Man1al
tan improvements thereon which said lois Ae
together bounded and described as foiioWs - -
beginning a point the SoUthery ssde or Wesl ~
Hundred Street distant three hundred a
nifty (s5 from the formed by the intersection
OF the Easterly line 81 Amsterdam Avenue Win tns
SoutherIy said West One Hundred and sixty thr
Fastariy line OF Amsterdam Avenue one huntret ana
twelve i12) and 6l inches % the centre line
the block: Thence Easerly along the said centre line OF
said block one hundred and eight tlo0 feet Thence
Northeriv and parable. said Easterly line q sad
n,stsriaU1 Avenue hundred and twelve ui&A Ieel
ana sx ) inches Southery line OF said West ere
Hundred and Stxty-hird street, Thence Westerly aons
line Hundred and SlNt3tnlrd
street. one hundred and eight OeSl feet 20 the point
place OF beginning be the said several distances more %
less. -. 49,
EDWARD W. :. JOHNSTON Rersree
r EILERY ANDERSON. Attorney for Flalntiu Nc -
William Street Borough o. Manhattan. New tos - -.
The following Is diagram Of the properly % Dc sui -
described above. the street number being -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22

rha approxinzate amount % the lien or chafSe - Il
which me above described property Is 70 &c ~ ~
~ 40 "a Nth interest thereon from the 9TH dAs
January 1900 together with costs and allowances t.
ing 10 SaSS % with interest from January lo.h
refber with OF the sale Inc apRsl-s ara
amount 81 taxes assessments, or other liens snsy
- - sovyad ~ me purchaser out % the purchase r.
or Maid nv the Referee. $500 taxes for Isst asa
tersst ana trcton water for 1889. amount nt - a
~ ,r,,sss are sod subject 10 a prior uortGAts
which there Is now due ne sum q S--''NOs "'
a Csc from June 9th, lsao
Dated: New York. January ioS@ patsrse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22
foreclosure Sales.
STPRENIE C(

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
JAMIN BERGER EFT AL. Defendants ' BEN
Of judgment Of Foreclosure ~
made and entered In the saIe
date the 4th day OF January. TTES
SIGNED the Referee In said judgment uama1
public auction at the New York Real Estate Seiss T
No Ill Broadway. the Borough OF MaDbattar Co.
York the fifth day of February Iae1 a., tS OF
o'clock that day. by Bryan L. Kenneliy = SN
sold. and therein described follows: 9A0"N " De
All those certain lots pieces Of
lying and being the Borough The Bronx S,v -
York bounded and described follows;
point the southeTly side iS6th street 1isant az
hundred and forty Q40) feet Eastwardy nom the
easeriy of lS6th Street Vanderblt fe~,aL
RailroaD Avenue thence running EastwardIy along A.
sOutherly side OF 1S6h Street and
feet thence Southwardly and parallel with VaeThI,
Avenue one hundred 900 feet centre line ~ ar
block; thence Weswardly along SAID centre line ns aim
dred and sixty u6O feet; thence Northery ann nass,
with vanderbilt Avenue One hundred 900 feet TO the
place OF beginning - we
Dated. New York, January 10th 1900.
MERRILL & ROGERS. N'ss
Attorneys for plaintiff
Ill Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan,
New York City.
The following Is diagram Of the property 70 Ia ala -
described above street numbers having Vet bes5
given the property.
1s6th Street
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RVEs

The Approximate amount Of the lien charge 20 az
isfy which the above described property 70 % 500
Twenty-one thousand three hundred and nineteen a1
3T-IOO (S31 Sl9S0 Dollars with from ne
day OF December 1899 together with costs and a.
46-1OO Dollars SSO7.46l with interest from peceaS9s
18TH 1920 together with the Of the sale 7
Approximate OF taxes assessments. other liens
which are be allowed % the purchaser out or tns
purchase money, OF paid BY the r. arse. 9 SlX nun
bred fifty 25-lOO $3.50 % D. and interest
NN'eN w" AO'N' -' a C. BROWN.
Referees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22
FIRE INSURANCE LEAGUE.

The Fidelity and Casualty team continues to bowl
in splendid FORM and it is not likely that it will
be beaten this season. Only game rolled
last week. The standing:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22
BOWLING.
WHOLESALE DRUG TRADE.

Colgate & Co. continues in the lead in the Whole
sale Drug Trade Association Parke, Davis & Co.
Improved its position last week by winning two
games. The standing:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22
CHESS.
HOW THE MASTERS AT VIENNA PLAYED
SOME OF THEIR GAMES.
RuY LOPEZ

Following is still another selection of games from
the recent Vienna National Chess Masters tourna-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22

The record run at this game is $685. and was made
by Schaefer against Ives in 600 point match in
Madison Square Garden on December t. 1893. The
record average of 100 also made by Schaefer at
the same time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown ONCE No 1242 broadway.
"a north OF 3lst-st until O'Clock D. advertise
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West 42d-st near 0th-avs 02 East 14ths 81 West
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
: OF NEW YoRK-Anne MeFeat. plaintiff against
Charles s. Wynn and others. defendants
In pursuance OF judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly
made and entered the above entitled action bearinE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22

MORNING NEWSPAPER LEAGUE

NIOIl4EI-N1 -HI' W u III TN 111-1V1 u
THE World" team by defeating The Times
bowlers in two games last Friday tied THE
Journal team for first place The standing:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22

,Oc Silk-and- Cotton FOulards at Csc

Rounda is given over to them; nearby counters anu
III shelves hold share for had enough faith IN THIS
sfefH fabric to buy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22

SIMON sTERNE.
Attorney for Plaintiffs
Street, Borough OF Manhattan, New IorS
following is diagram OF the property TO BE- sold
the streets being also described at present known:
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1900-05-05
plspsns,nr with John.

Mr.. Lowepstein. good-natured
German, owned q tailoring business in
q country town. He had in his en-
ploy one John, whom he had advanced
from Office boy to head clerk. Since
his promotion John had several times
asked for n raise in his salary, and
each time his request had been grant
ed. One morning John again appeared
ut the old merchants desk with an
other request for an increase Of 10
shillings per month. "vy, Shon,"
said Mr.. Lowenstein, ~ dink bays you
poorly veil alretty; vat for bays you
any more?" "well," replied John,
confidently. 81 am your principal
help here. I know every detail Of
the business, and, indeed, I think you
could not get along without me-" as
dat so?" exclaimed the German.
"Shon, wot you'd I do suppose you
vas to die?" SWELL" hesitated John,
~ suppose you would have to get
along without me then" 1.-THE "old
man" took several whiffs from his
big pipe, and said nothing. At last
he remarked: "vell, Shon, I think
you better consider yourself dead."-
London King.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1900-05-05

When the late sirdar came home
from his victorious Khartoum cam
paign he was received ut London
railway station by an enthusiastic
crowd of friends, admirers and we'll
wishers. While he was surrounded by
many brave men and fair women, oil
shaking him heartily by the hand
and otherwise congratulating him, a
voice was heard from the background
calling out:
take care, Kitchener. Remember
Hobson!"
This, of course, had reference to
the exploits of the gallant American
naval lieutenant.
The sirdar blushed, even through
his swarthy Egyptian tanned CON-
plexion. and great many people
laughed at the apt allusion. Those
who know Kitchener and his innate
modesty will the more readily under
stand the peculiar aptness of the re-
mark.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.