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Drinks for Hot Weather.
From the New York Sun.


Temperance drinks are the only drinks
for hot weather" said the bartender Of one
of the fashionable hotel cafes. one warm
afternoon. There is a great deal said
about the cooling effects of rickeys and hish
drinks. in which the principal ingredients
are ice and soda, but the general effect Of
all these Is to overhead the system. IN vari-
ably the long. cool high ball or hickey
seems so harmless that IT Is over-indulged
in by those who attempt to cool of 10y that
method.
Temperance drinks are more popular now
than ever before. for people getting
educated up to the fact that nothiaS IN
dIces heat prostration and fatigue quicker
than alcoholic mixtures in which ice and
fruit figure so largely that they give an aD-
pearance of harmlessness 10 some OF The
most dangerous drinks in the list.
Take the delightful-appearing mint julien.
for instance. a forest of fragrant green sc
in an iceberg, with pineapple and straw
berries showing through the glittrring
mass. Nothing Is more deadly than seH,' Isl
mint juleps on a warm day. Yet the name
sounds so cooling and the julep looks
freshing that it is a general favorite in
warm weather.
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OIL to AIlay street DIST.
From the Columbia Is. c. State.

From the Columbia g. CO state.
Yesterday the initial experiment with the
use of crude petroleum oil on the macadam
streets to keep down the dust was made
Bright and early yesterday morning Messrs.
Graham. Troeger. Scott and others who de-
termined to make the experiment on Bland
ing street. between Marion and Bull. at
their own expense. had workmen out. A
paint sprinkling pump with hose and nozzle
was used. and the contents of the five bar
rels of oil were well distributed over the
roadway. The OIL promptly soaked into the
macadam, and the general appearance of
the surface late yesterday afternoon midi
Gated that the surface would hold It's own.
Yesterday carriages and wagons would
emerge from clouds Of dust at either end
Of the driveway. and as soon as the oiled
surface was encountered there ceased to be
the slightest indication Of dust either from
the hoofs OF tho horses or the wheels Of
the vehicles.
The gentlemen who are making the ex-
pertinent at their own expense person ally
supervised the citing work yesterday. and
are thoroughly satisfied with the results
thus far secured
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From the B<oeadyn Ehgis.
First shirt waist gfn-''So you are going
rowing with LII. FloorwaIker? HIS trick is
to threaten to rock the boat unless you give
him q kiss
Second shirt waist gfn (uafvelyl-~WelL
mother sAid ala wasn't afraid TO lek ma Gu
with him. ~ all the girls sny he never rocks
tie boa&~
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND RFs;ITI ATINt1
Suburban Streets and Avenues.-OfHce Of the Com
missionefs ID. C.. Washington, D. c. July s 1901
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office nm
til y O'Clock noon Sa turday, July 81 1901 for
grazing and regulating suburban streets and ave-
nues Blank forms Of proposal, specifications and
all other necessary Information Will be furnished
at tho office Of the Engineer Commissioner %. @.
81: 3. E. MCFARLAND JOHN w ROSS. Ian.
SING III. BEACH, Commissioners, D. C. fy9-6t
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING CERTAIN STREETS
aud school site.-offce Of the Commissioners. n.
sails Will be received at this office until II q clock
noon. Saturday, July q 1901. for grading certain
streets and school site. Blank forms Of none
sal. specifications and all necessary informa lion
VIII be furnished on application the Office of the
Engineer Commissioner D. c. H. B. r Mac
FARLAND. JOHN W. ROSS, LANSING ii. beach
Commissioners, d. G. iv1oet ,
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Coiumba.-J- William Frey ct ux complain
ants, vs. William H. Frey ct a. defendants
Equity No. 22D56. Docket 50.-Upon considera ton
Frey trustees. OF the sale Of lots a. and ''B''
and the east three go feet front by depth thereof
Of lot C., in Travers' subdivision OF lot one n
In square thirteen go, per plat In LIber b.
folio l6i, Of the records of the office OF the sur
yeyor OF the District of Columbia to Wilson G
Thompson for $4,000. 1t Is this Sixth day OF July
1901. ordered that said sale be ratified and con-
nrmed. unless cause to the contrary be shown on
or before the Sixth day of August 1901, provided
copy Of this order BIZ published In the Washing.
ton Law Reporter and The Evening Star once a
week for three successive weeks before said date
A. b. HAGNER. Asso. Justice. A true copy-Test:
J. r. YOUNG. Clerk By HARVEY GIVEN Asst
Clerk tyS- 1aw-3f
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

E. s. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE co.
DAILY STEAMERS FOR RIVER LANDINGS
STEAMER KENT-Sunday Tuesday and Thurs
day at am. for intermediate landings to Colonial
Beach and Wirt's wharf.
STEAMER WAKEFIELD-Monday and Saturday
at am for intermediate landings to Colonial
Beach, BushwoOd, Rock Point Colton's Nomini:
Wednesday Mt an. for above landings and
Lower Machodoc Stones, Towards and CoSrum g.
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
WASHINGTON. D. c.. TO GLYMONT Md
and intermediate landings
The new steamer ESTELLE RANDALL. daily
except Sunday, $3.50 am. Returning about pm
Passenger accommodations first-class. Freight
received until the hour Of sailing.
e. 8. RANDALL. Manager, phone 1895 GEO
O. CARPENTER, General Agent Washington
phone 1765. WIN. II. REARDoN, Agent, Alexan.
dria, phone so. ap5-25tf
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DOGS, CATS, ETC.

FoR sALE-PARRoTS. DOGS. CATS. RABBITS
pigeons. white rats and mice iacuhutpTg. sect.
Ing birds. toad, etc. SCHMIDsS BIRD STORE
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LADIES' GOODS.
STORAGE.

STORAGE. STORAGE. SToRAGE.-12rH AND
sts. NV; room 7Ox1es. with large elevator;
Carriages stored and insured for 81 90 to 81 SO
per month. with insurance. HOME ICE CO.. A.
B. WILLIS. Mgr. teI4-S6t
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DIR. Leatf1erman.

Expert Specialist In the OF all special diseases
of men and women. Consultation free Daily Q
to II, to 3; Tues, Thurs. and SAT- eveninxs
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PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS. ISDORSED PROPOSALS
for Steel Work. will be Feeeived at the Bureau of
until O'Clock July u, 1901, and then and there
publicly opened for furnishing and erecting the
structural fteel work for building about 81 by 81
feet. Navy Yard Washington, D. C. For plans,
speeilcations and forms OF proposals address Com
mandant, Navy Yard, Washington, D. CT NOR
DE.lAI 7. ENDICoTT, Chief Of Bureau. July 10.
1901. iy15-1aw2w
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE
Supervising Architect, Washington, d. c., July IL
1sol-Seaied proposals will be received at this
office until TWO O'CLOCK Pm. ON THE TWEEN
TY-SEC0ND DAY OF JULY, 1901 and then open
ed. for furnishing and delivering the drafting ma
teriais required in accordance with the specihca-
this office. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR, Supervising
Architect. irj2-eo Gf
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MEDICAL,

DIR. Reed, Specialist,
Treats successfully Catarrh, Kidney and Stomach
Troubles. &C. CURES special diseases without
the use of mercury, Sc Office hours. 10 to l. s
10 g; Sunday, 10 to II. CONSULTATION FREN
600 18TH ST. NV mhI3-aff
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UNDERWRITERS.
w. r. Speare,
Undertaken 6 Embaln1er,

30 r STREET. NORTHWEST.
Everything strictly frst-cIass and on the most
reasonable tsrnA. Telephone call $40. tn1-lO0
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N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. the LIST day Of July, 1901. Cath
srins Carmichael Ida Garrity ct al. No.
2sIo. EGmity-on motion Of the plaintiff by Mr..
Hugh T. Taggart, her solicitor, it Is ordered that
Francis Kelly and Irene Murdoch, their ap-
Pearance to be entered herein before the
otherwise the cause will be proceeded with as in
case OF default The object Of this suit Is for the
construction OF and the ascertainment Of the true
Intent and meaning Of the last will and testament
Of Bridget Kelly, deceased, ted December 18TH
1880: and II necessary. for the statement Of the
accounts OF Cathartne Carmichael the executrix
OF said Bridget Kelly. SO to ascertain what
Bridget Kelly belongs to the estate Of Chantnl
Clarity. deceased. Provided copy Of this order
be published once week for three successive
weeks In the Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star before said rule day. A. b. HAG-
NER. associate Justire. true copy-test. J.
R. YOUNG. Clerk. BY ]. WILMER LATIMER,
Assistant Clerk fvSm n
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Filed July 8. 1901, J. II. Young, Clerk.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
trict of Columbia, the Sd day of July, 1901. Mad
dox and RtdOut, receivers, VIM. Il. Pearce.
No. 223S3 Equity Docket No. 5O.-On motion Of
the plaintiff. by Messrs. John Sidney Webb and
VIM FL. Robeson. their solicitors, 1t Is ordered
that the defendant, William Il. Pearce, cause his
appearance to be entered herein before the
first rule day occurring forty days after this day,
otherwise the will be proceeded with as in
case of default. The object of this suit is di-
vest the title lots numbered 9 8, 4, 5, q, l. 8,
8. 10. H. II, IS, a. Is, Is, H. IS. 10. 90. 81.
%. %. "a. %. 70. 81 IS. %, 81. 80, 80, a. 50.
81 80, ~, A. i3, A, 10, A. At. iS, 40. So 81 81
50. "a. 30, So 81. IS, SO, 60 81, 62, 49, "a, in
square numbered 800; and to lots numbered 20, 81,
80 80. "a. "a. e., 66, In square numbered 1Oi9;
and to square sorth of square numbered 1901; and
to the property known the Astoria Flats and
further described follows: Parts Of original
lots and 2 in square 523, beginning at the north
on Sd street west nifty feet thence west sixty
thence north said line fifty feet to an
alley twenty feet wide and thence east on said
alley stxty-two feet nine inches to the place of
beginning; all situate i'll the District of Columbia
out of William II. Pearce, and to vest the same
I'm Samuel Maddox and John Rldout receivers OF
the Ango-American Savings and Loan Association.
This notice TO be published In the Washington Law
Reporter and in The Evening Star once a week
for three successive weeks before said rule day.
BY the court. A B. HAGNER, Justice etc. A
true copy-test: J. r. YOUNG, Clerk BY NJ A.
CLANCY, Assistant Clerk tySm,3t
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PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING A FOUR
room school Building lots 49, 10, 20 and part
tween eth street and Brightwood avenue NV, in
the city OF Washington. Sealed proposals will be
IeTelped at this Office until TWELVE ~ ON AU-
GtSf THIRD, 1901, for constructing a Four-room
school building on lots Is, 10. 20 and part of a.
FRONTING on Philadelphia street between Eighth
street and Brightwood avenue NV, in the city
OF Washington. d. G. Blank forms Of proposals
ana specifications, together with all necessary in
for at the office of the inspector Of buildings Of
the District OF Columbia. and bids upon these
served to reject any all bids. Proposals must
be inclosed in an envelope. sealed and Endorsed
on the outside: Proposal for Constructing Four
room School Building for the District Of Colum
bia.. HENRY B. F. MCFARLAND. JOHN W
ty10-8t ~ ~
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the District Of Columbia Washington July IL
d99oI;aoffee Of the Commissioners Of the District
proposals, indOrssd Proposals to Sell Police sta.
T 1lS1 Stes . VIII be received at this ONCE until
TWENTY INSTANT, to sell to the Dis
dr1ct OF Columbia site for police substitution in
LehnaHytown or vicinity. A certificate Of the Col
with BIN, or certified check for said amount on
some solvent banking institution In the District of
that the :. bidder will complete the sale Of the
sround II his bid should be accepted. The right to
TeJece any and all bids is hereby reserved HENRY
b, F. MACFARLAND, JOHN w. ROSS and Ian
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
AmerisaFaA line


NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
st Louis. July II, 10 ann .Zeeknd. Aug a. noon
s. Paul Aug. !! 10 amlst Paul. Aug. Is. 10 am
Red Star Lime
NEW YoRK-ANTwERP-p
Friesfaud. July II, noon Southwark. July 81 noon
Penniand.. July "a, noon 'vadsrland. Aug I, noon
INTERNATIONAL NARRATION COMPANY. %
Piers l4&15 n r. Offiee, IS Broadway New York
WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1906 Sr NV
ap24 Or G. ". Moss. 14i1 9 st. NV.
NORTH CERTAIN LLOYD
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Kaiser WIN. CIR. July 30 Kaiser VIM Or Aug n
Kaiserfn NJ IT,. Aug. Ia Katserin NJ tn Sent 10
sLahn. Aug. 20 'Lahn. ........ Sent. II
Sailing at 10 An.
sTO Southampton Bremen only.
TwIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERyiCFl
CHERBOURG OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FIR d. Gr.J July 49, IL am e. Luise Aug is 10 am
G. Eurf,rst. July H. noon FIR. d. CT. Aug % 10 am
Barbarossa- Aug. 8, IL am 6. Kurfurst Aug % nm
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TrAve. e. July 90 IL am Trnye. Aug. 81. 10 am
Vera. Aug. 10, pm Hob zoli' n Sept T. noon
Aner.. Aug. IT. 10 am iWerra. Sept H. 10 am
ftHohenzollern), formerly Kaiser VIM II
OELRICHS & CO., NO. BROADWAY 81 Y
Apply to T. f. DRO0P. 92s Pa. ave-,
feS-312t Agent for washington.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY.
White Star, Cunard, Anchor Lines
VELATTS.
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cure him after he has been bitten The
blood OF the horses so treated Will be drawn
on In small quantities and the faithful ami
mails themselves will be Just as happy as II
nothing had happened to them. Moreover
they may thereafter be bitten by hundred
rattlers without ever suffering from the
poison.
Bug HatcherIes and Breeding Rooms.
Special rooms where disease-carryfng in
sects can be applied to the flesh of animals
will be the feature Of the main floor of the
laboratory building. These rooms will be
screened. and adjacent to them will be in
teresting cases and cages where feas, mos
Quitoes. flies, all kinds of gnats and other
biting insects may be bred and fed on dis
ease germs. A trained entomologist, or
insect expert. viii have charge of this de-
partment. He will make researches to dis
cover how insects carry disease. He will
study their habits to learn how they may
be exterminated. Monkeys guineapfgs ra h.
bits, white mice and birds inocuiated with
various ailments will be placed in cages
stocked with a selected species Of healthy
bugs Uninfected animals win later be
admitted to demonstrate whether the par
ticuiar disease can be communicated 10y
the same insects. In some experiments q
part OF the animals skin will be shaved
ana TO this bare place will be clapped a
glass test tube containing the suspect cd
bug.
An interesting series Of quito-breediug
houses. hatcherfes and feeding cages has
been devised by DR.. Rosenau- He told me
that he would make to order" all insects
used In hts new laboratory. In temporary
breeding cages he was already doing pre-
llminary work In this line. Each of these
consisted OF an immense jar of transparent
glass with a cheesecioth cover stretched
over the top. Ths bottom was AIied With
sawdust. in which was imbedded . tia ves-
sci containing sand and tall blades OF erew-
ing grass. boosting about In these could
be plainly distinguished the neyer-bitfne
Mr. Mosquito. with his feathery branching
horns. and the everything Mrs. NJ, with
single hatrlike horn extending from either
hide OF her mischief brewing nodd1e. 0trsWn
about the Jar were bfta q banana watch
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FOR RERT-PETWORTH-TW NICE S-ROOM
houses; all improvements; just completed.
Lots 80 feet front each. Rent. $50.
ty13-3t b. H. WARNER co.
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NEW YoRK-SoUTHAaf PToN-IONp
st Louis. July IT. 10 ann eZeehnd. Aug. a. noon
s. Paul. Aug. =. 10 amISt Paul. Aug. IS. 10 am
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FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL. HOME AT WOODBRIDGE, d. G.
large and large attic; tiled bath. por-
celan tub, marble washstand, cabinet mantcls: 9
freplaces; concrete cellar under entire house
furnace, ~-nge; artistirally paperrd; lot s0xl5O.
Woodbridge is delightfully."- located the City and
Suburban elec. ry., about 20 minutes ride from
the Treas. Dept.
Price 81 SEQ on terms to suit
ty1O-6t JNO. NJ. HENDERSON, 1903 r st.
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LOTS FOR SALE IN
Hyattsvile. Takom1, Woodside, Tenleytown.
Kensington. Arlington Heights Get on easy
terms. Several farms for sale.
W. NJ TERRELL
je28-tf With B. H Warner Co.. 9I6 F st.
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FOR SALE - SPLENDID BROOM COTTAGE;
PoRCHES; LARGE LOT; Anacostia Heights;
s., 500; 500 cash. balance $40 monthly VIII
change for small lot small house. Apply lila
q NV iy13-3tH
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FOR SALE-AT BROOKLAND D. c., LOVELY g.
cottage. porcelain bath; nice yards for
children; low price; easy terms. Apply lila
nv jy13-3ts
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Now Is the time to select your lot in NORTH
BRIGHTWOOD. For terms and particulars ap-
ply B. II. WARNER COMPANY,
jyl3-3t 9l6 F st. NV
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FOR SALE-LOTs.
On Huntington Place NV, north side Of street:
50x1 i5 Just OF 14th ST.; PRICE. 81 PER
SQU ARE FOOT.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN & TRUST COMPANY.
je11-H Real Estate Department.
FOR SALE-SACRIFICE-NO CORNER
1Tth and NJ sts; size 5ox692 Bargain for some
GASCH BROS,
ap2i-tf 1907 F St NV
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FOR SALE-AT BROOkLAND-A SIX-R00M
house; gas water and sewer; rented at $3.50
per month; s., 500. GRACE M THOMAS.
1y13-3ts CSprcoran tldg
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON,

W. f. DALES. PH.D., 322 NV, CLASSICAL
teacher especially successful in coaching for col
lege examinations; II years experience; highest
local testimonials te20- 26ts
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FOR SALE-MODERN 1e-ROOM HOUSE; TWO
acres land; forest shade; garden; good water;
ideal home: One-thrd mile from statiOn price
low. Address OWNER, Box 22I, Herndon, Va
jy13-26t
The sun., 1901-04-08
SUPPORT THE GOVERNOR.

The recent visit of Governor Hum.
Secretary Of State Layton and State
Senator Alice, to Washington, and then
interview with the President, is filling
the lives of the Anti-Addcksitcs with
woc They do not know what occurred
during the interview, and are awfully
afraid that Honest John IIunn," made
Il presentation Or the Dclarawe ease
that will lose them, the -Anti-Addicksites
the control of the Federal patronage.
10 tho -Anti-AddickSitc politics without
patronage is all husk and no coril-to
lose il turns their Heaven Of hope into il
hell Of dispair.
1t is this fear that has aroused the
ire Of the Anti-Addicksitcs against gov
crn0r Hum, and filled the columns Of
the lu Fout Democrat with abuse Of
him. The fact is these Anti-Addicksite>
have boon trying to deceive the governor
and have failed. First they tried II
impress him with the idea that they
were the only good people in the State
aud tnat they had Il monopoly of tho
political virtue of the State; they also
tried to impress him with notion that
they were the majority element of tht
Republican party Of the State-thai
they nominated and elected him, am
that lie belonged 10 thcm-and thai
while he might he governor of the STATE
he was their servant, that his future
and the future Of the State is at thcil
disposal. As we have said. they have
failed. John Hum isn't that kind 9
n man. He don't intend to lie that kline
of n State governor Having found thi
out, and knowing the governor to he al
honest, forccful man, the Anti-Addicks
ties are terror stricken over the new
The sun., 1901-04-08
TWO MILLION PURCHASE.
N. Snellenburg & Co., Of Wilmington
and Philadelphia, Buy McCreer S
Store in New York.

New York, April 7.-Mercantile circles
are discussing Il most important change
IN retail business. This is the sale OF
The McCrecry store, ut Broadway ana
eleventh street to y. Snelenburg \
co., of Philadelphia.
This sale, the largest that has taken
place since John Wanamaker bought the
IIilton-Hughes business, was consum-
mated yesterday through the efforts Of
Leopold We'll, who as appraiser and
broker has been negotiating il for q
considerable time. The magnitude Of
the transaction may be understood when
it is known that the Sncllenbuss paid
nearly $2,SeO,0OO for their new acquisi-
tion.
The McCrecry business, besides being
Il large one, is one of the oldest III the
United States, and to persons familiar
with the retail business of New York
,hc sale will have the effect of the re-
moval of an old landmark. Me
Crcrry's," as the business is familinly
| known, has long enjoyed the patronage
Of Il first-class clientele. 1t is one OF
the notcdly conservative dignitied busi
| ncsses, and on these lines has main
aincd itself in the first rank of the rc
tail houses of this city.
| Nearly opposite the spot where thai
prince Of merchants, A. II. Stewart
erected what was then the gratest retail
store i'll the world, McCrccry's has
| thriven. But amid the many change!
that time has brought the ncighborhood
Mc(seery's has not changed. In WOO
and fibre, SO to speak, it is the same n
1 l,N-b. q f,,St f,,it 1pI
comcrs will find on the well-stockct
was in its inception. so McCrcery's i
nova store for the buyers Of choic
| goods.
On the other hand the Snellenburg
are not noviccs in the mercantile world
For forty years they have owned som
lof the large retail houses i'll philadel
phia and are favoraby known to tn
buying public of this city. At Wilshing
lton. Del, they have also been idcntitic
with the retail trade. and their purchas
i'll New York is anothch step in thci
plan of extending their s.ied of opera
tion. They will bring to the New Yor
store the new methods and the enter
prise that they have developed success
fully in other cities, leaving for the pres
cnt. however, affairs as they find then
In course Of time the business will b
placed on the basis of the other Sneller
burg enterprises.
The sale Of this store does not in an
way affect the business of the sam
name on Twenty-third street. The ''uT
town Mccrecry's" has no connectio
with the business purchased by til
Aessrs. Snellenburg.
The sun., 1901-04-08
When the Geese Go Flying North
ward,

When the geese 20 flying northward
where the clear blue waters are,
When You hear them, like old ladies
blithcly gossiping, afar,
When they pass on Tapping, Tapping up
against the slanting sky,
Laughing down defiance ut you, as YOU
stop to watch them fly,
How the old, wild longing haunts you.
how the old scenes rise in view
Where the world was wide and peaceful
ana the simple friends were true.
When the geese go flying northward
where the lakes kissed by the sun,
laugh in glad anticipation, oh. for free
dom and gun!
Dh to fling away ambition and 90
ioumcying afar
From the forges and the markets where
the weary people are
10 70 stumbling through the hriars and
across the hills again,
airing nothing for the future or the
things that worry men.
There is something sweet and Turing in
the mellow breeze that blows
Down among the old gray stubbles
where they stand in slanting rows;
There is something in the murmur of the
stream that hulricS on
| Through the rushes like the whisper Off
spirit that is gone
| Like whispered invitation TO go roam
ing free and far,
| When the geese 30 ilying northwart
where the sky-blue waters arc.