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New-York tribune., 1901-07-04

i Tau:is e Henry E GassF; R $. S Is; mort j..
st6-sve. cor ii6th-st iioxlvo IL Florence
TO- Paak MaNay al s
11Sth-st. No 80 West. 25x100 IL: John T. Murphy.
heir. and another TO Louis Levi; S; 81 30; o.
Robert X Dana to Townsend Jones; R 5. sl7;. 3
eth.st. No Sos East; 25x91; Friedrich Eisele to o.
8d-ave. No All. $ e cor 2sth-st "a sxeo; Union
Trust Company executors and trustee. to David o.
l1th ave. at n W Fort George-ave. runsne
Em Bloch fo to 70 cha2es GIe Smith: 5.
''aGs to eorss Nc a McDowe @ morgage
set6oct e' No 40 West. q sxloe 10: James A c
S. 81; m9Ftgage mo 5000 60 ;;.,o, 40; 81
100: Jonas Wen and another to Abraham Levy;
R 5. So rs; mortgage. $4,000 -.
BeEnhsEs ss x to- so Oscar @ DebFoc1yn u,
Kingsbridge Road, e s near IL mile stone, adj
land Miller Ro6ert sa Taller as trustee. to Emil -
Same property; Emil Bloch to city Real Estate.
4sth-st No 81 Wes.. 2i exioo s. VIM Boyd ref
HsaTst s5ss to eeorgs @ p Brewer af s 81
MontSomeTyst n t-S 2s2io0.5s Dora 1 sokCsR
,.5, Trustees collatefa lat mOrtgages so 600:
90, Ii: Edward Nicholson to Ferdinand Kurzman
124tS-st' Ra'' n 3 10 Fl Of 7th-ave 5oxioo ii:
archibald D Russell TO the Ten Associates;
Fulton-st. west corner Water-st 100 # to Pearl
81 x76 6X57xs. SX56.6 # to Water-st xS5.6 ft
John H Judge, referee. to Marmaduke Tilden,
Is part: X =, $50 % D.
Pine-st, Nos 70 and n, $ also. Pine-st No 49,
$; Amos F Emo ct al. executors to Amos
45th-st No l5S West 20xioo5; Frederick V
Shaw 10 William J Taylor; r S, 50; mortgage
Cortlandt-st. No 81. 24Sxi24 Gx21. .9x123; Eliza H
Wallace ct al TO Benton Realty Company, 45-4S
part r 5. S25 Observation-Disclosures. IL
Same property; Emelie L Engelke, by guardian
same. 3-4S part Observation-Disclosures
MuIberTy-st. No / 73. W s. "a 11x71. 1x24 .4x6Se:
also, Centre Market Place, s. 1882 II of
Rroome-st. p .4x70. .SX24. .4Xi9.q: Thomas Farese
TO Joseph Staffe. half part; r 5. 81 20: mort
141st-st. 5, 406 # Of 7th-ave, 56x99 H. George
Schreiner to Frederick Schmidt and wife;
mort gage. S42. 600: r s S10.....................
4th-st No 76 East. 25x97.1 Francis Eife to
Samuel Harwch. mortgage. Sls.5oo: r s. SS I5. 3
2lst-st No Il East, 25X9S.9: Emil Auerbach to
George Humphreys; mortgage. $4,000; S,
Williams ST Nos Is and 20. corner Cedar-st:
Edward Kemp al. trustees. TO New-York
Realty Corporation r s. S29S - ........:. 60
13sth-st $, - Il of Brown Place. 99.loXlOS:
Thomas Mcclure 10 John Hetzel mortgage. -
So 600; r S SIS 30.
4th-st No pa East, 49x96.2 Helene Brand 10
Maurice Beckon; mortgage. $4,000: 5. 81 %.
Broadway. corner l03d-st. 1ol. .9xtS3. lXlOollN
~: Leonard Leaman TO Augustus Van II Stuy-
vesant; mortgage. $125, 900; r 5. S73 75.......
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY William NJ Ryan: 13eth-st, 800 of ST
An3s-ave 125z00 five four-story br hathouses: fore
closure sale; Michael J Egan Robert II Hamilton,
ct al; n , Egan atty: Champe Andrews. ref; due
iudgf. 1902;
$4,000 70 Joseph Lennon for s2e50o prior
BY Philip A Smyth: l7sti-st n 100 II Audubon
75xlO0 vacant: sale: Leroy Crane VS.
Catherine Kent al; Lachman q Goldsmith attys:
George Hotang ref; due tudgt. Se.522 S. costs
SG2S 0s s37S %; subject TO assessment on
sewer Sss2 20: 70 Frank De Muth for sS.775.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
A NJ. 3 25 p. NJ Daily, except Sunday Pitts
field; Saturdays only. 2i5 p. M. Sundays only az
9.20 A. VI.
Pullman all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices 113 2s1. AIS and l.2l6 Broadway Is
Union So. W. 215 Columbus Ave. 1873 West l25th st,
l25h St and l2sth St Stations New York 3Ss and 72a
Telephone 800 3Sth Street Cab
Service baggage checked from hotel residence by
z. s BIODGETT. GEORGE H. DANIELS,
Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Hon

Abner C Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New
given all persons
against Mary Goodwin late Of the County New YORK
The subscriber place transacting bns' 10
No 332 East Street Borough Maniattsn tn ,h
CITY of before the -. tL'
ber 1901 ALFRED j. GOODWIN Executor
ERNEST F. EIDLrTZ Esq. Attorney FOR Execntor q,
Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan New Ynrk Gitu
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
A NEW BABIES HOSPITAL

Plans have been filed at the Building Department
for seven and eight story brick hospital to be
erected at the northwest corner on FIfty-ffth-st
end Lexfngt ton-ave. The building will be SOx4o5
feet IL Will cost $4,000 and is to be occupied bv
the Babies Hospital York & Sawyer, of No I5s
Fifth-age.. the architects.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04

Abner Thomas. Surrogate of County Of Ns,v
York notice hereby given all persons hav1f,
against Dun. late Countv ~ N
York deceased, the vouchers tsr
subscribers at their place transacng business
at Office Of Rastus S. Ransom. No. I2S Eroadxysv
Borough of Manhattan. in the City of York on y,
before the seventeenth Gay or august next.
Dated York. the 18th day OF February 1901
MARY b. DUN, Executrx; ROBERT DUN DOIJgIASs
FRANCIS l. MINTON WALTER D. BUCHANAN
RASTUS S. RANSOM. Attorney Executors 12s
Broadway, Manhattan Borough. New-York Cits.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.

BY Bryan L Kennedy & Melrose-ave. l59th-st
5o1l00 foundations unfinished; foreclosure sale
Thomas agt Minnie ] Macdonald al; Henry F
Wesselnaa, atty; Charles McCarerty due judgt
s3Sel 30 costs s4Si 49, taxes etc. $50 g. prior
s2I 900
BY William NJ Ryan: 102d-st g. 200 # w of Lexine-
25Klo01l; 8 story biz sale
Gustav Lange agt Charles Schaetfer al: Wallace A
Kroyer, atty: Lucas l. Van Allen, ref; tudct
s2s %: costs $500 u; taxes ss3s ~; prior 1udg
$1,000.
BY peter + Meyer e. Co: e is2d-st n e. 30 n 6 OF
5t-aye 20x3 II bk foreclosure sale Ger
Savings Bank Harry Schir et Schel Aue
Elkins attys: Edward B La Fefra ref; due or
judgt sl0,b37 6i; costs. 1865 3s taxes etc S433 d
REAL STATE TRANSFERS.
1Oatia-st no 800 West 22xI00I1: Vincent L.oeser
% Mary 7 Loseer. mortgage S175OO. ..-...--.. 4
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
Gummer Resort 05ul6cs.
SUMNER HOMES
ON LONG ISLAND.
BY the Ocean. Sound and Bay.
Swept by Prevailing Cool South Winds from
Ocean.

SUMMER HOMES book describing hot hotels S and and
House 100 952 CEgle Bureau. 1852 World Vacao
ton Bureaul. 1870 journal Resort Bureau9 ana 1883
Broadway 95 9th av. 34th St. L. r., and foot New
Chambers ST. AZ W. st. New York: 1893 Fulton
St Eagle Summer Resort Bureau. lis Broadway, Brook
lyn. l. l. r. r. stations in Brooklyn or send &c
in stamps II. NJ. SMITH. General Passenger Agent
l. l. R.. L. l. City N y.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
TO IMPROVE BACHELOR APARTMENrs.

Plans were filed yesterday with the Building De-
partment by John A Dooner for improvements TO
the bachelor apartment house at No IO3 West
Elghtieth-st. 10 cost $4,000 The building is owned
by Mrs. G. Kornahrens, of Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
ROYAL BLUE LINE

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
''43O tT.Sn $500 900, 'loOO, II. 80 \. NJ II 90
30 tS0O $40 f4OO. sy4OO t+3O, 800, 200 $780,
{ Is
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
'l0OU. 'll.3O \. NJ. tl.Ol 'l30, IS 40
- o. = 90 Z. NJ .l2 15 mdt.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From foot of Rector
Point Pleasant 1000. II 90 \. 100
40 5.3o p. NJ Through Ocean Grove. 500
p. NJ sundays through to Point Pheasant. 1000 a NJ
l 1 % Z. NJ
Ofcee| Liberty s.. Ferry. Ferry. 11S 2s1 4s4
1900 1854 1S2 5th Az, 73T 9th 25 So
west 153 East 125th St West ST. 245 Coium-
bus Az. York: Court st. 3i4. 500 Fulton St
Brooklyn, 9S Broadway; Wliamsburs New York Trans
fer Co for and checks baggage destination.
'F-om Liberty only. 'DaIly. tDaiIy. except
day sSundays only
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
AlcNEIL.L. EDWIN.-1n pursuance of an order

Az Of Hon. G. Thomas a OF
County of York. notice is hereby given all per
cons having claims against Edwin Mcneil. deceased
nonresident Of the New-York died in New
York County personal property County OF
New York 10 present thereof 10
the subscriber his place OF transacting business
6a Nassau Street Trbune Building) Borough OF
Manhattan in the City of New York before the
Srst day Of November next.
Dated New York, oath day of April 1901
SELDEN BACON.
WILLIAM a MOUAID Attorney Executor NJ
Nassau Street Tribune Buildng). Borough Of Man
hat New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
Gin 9otcl5.
5nrroaates Notlres.

DUNHAM JAMES HIN pursuance of an
~ order of Hon Abner c. Thomas, Surrogate Of the
County of New York is hereby given all persons
having claims against James II. Durham. late Of the
C|o,nty Of deceased, the with
vouchers thereof subscriber his place of
at Office OF his attorneys. Messrs
Could q VIII e No. Wall Street Borough Of Manhat-
tan in City York. before the second day
Dated New York. 28th day Of June, 1901.
THEODORE w. LULING, Executor.
GOULD & WILKIE, Attorneys for the Executor, Wall
Street Borough Of Manhattan City Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04

l. ADAY THE OCEAN. 30 10 30
RSS&xsSA. miles All pass
S&-6 this spot. coolest place within 100
miles New York There nothing gained crossing the
when you obtain the object AL.
FOSTERS IRON STEAMER ANGLER and sleep at
home night. all Toe; ladies' 5o. and avoid the
a Coney Island Long Branch Rockaway.
day'e sport Fishing besides. Plenty fish daily
Leaves East I'D and 23d Streets. T.l5 a NJ
T. DEEP SEA FISHING DAILY. Al Fos-
ESrFES-A Ter. Steamer Angler leaves r.
Ss>1stsE I'D < Is IN. Battery Is
Gents 75 Ladies. SO Only Iron and
Regular Boat on route every
Steamer Edmund Butler
rvsx-cA,vv made extensive improvements
A.r1t''t=f=iF--iVse> and alterations will regular
~ trips O Fishing BANKS every day.
cay 81 E r.. 73O. Bat
,erv.S SO 75c.; ladies. Boo
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
FURNISHED fjonsse 90 Eft-G Gouutrn.

T YONKERS, ass Warburton- ave; newly furnished
"A $50 month; open; be at time.
Address V p HUMASON. owner. so Chambers-st, New
York or Palsade-aVe.. Yonkers
INOR RENT-For three months. furnished apartment
of eight rooms bath incandescent light, every
convenience from trolley running in seven
minutes TO station Of York and New Haven r. r.
Pretty location. $500 per month. Address NJ b. L.
Norwalk Fairfield Co. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
ERIE RAILROAD.

= - ~ w. -ftN,NO;
follows and minutes earlier from W, 2Sd ST:
Biugbamton. Waverly. Elnira and Bradford. Coaches
paror car cafe dining Buffalo
9.I5 m.-Daily except Sundays TO Binghamton
Oweeo Wavery. ElInra Delaware Valley points
Pullman Parlor Daily and NonticeIio
Pullman ParioT q,
80 p. m Daily-Chcago Limited-Fast MafI-SoHd
train Chicago arriving . 20 p Arr. Cleveland
m Seepers tu Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining car
u IN Datly.-iUffalo Cleveland Fxprass91
Buffalo TO5. Bradford 10 jamestown 700 and Youngs
town 10 - a. Cleveland l230 p m Sleepars 10 SUI
falo and Cleveland. Csfs
p. DaiIy.-Sold train for Binghamton. Maver-
y. Elnira chicago Seepers to Buffalo. Chicago Gin
r1IICErYrS local. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS AT Ill ll3. 26l 500 and 1159
Broadway l5I l25th st. and 2I3 West 125th 81
Chambers and West 23d ST. ferries New York 333 anS
500 Fulton ST. Broadway. Brooklyn: l22 River 81
Hoboken Jersey city station. New York Transfer
Co. calls for and checks baggage TO destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04

HUDSON n0WFR BW neYlEGMT.
Pan American Route with N Y. c or West Shore r. r.
PalaaI Day Steamers NEW YORK and ALBANY"
Fastest and finest boats the World.
DAILY except Sunday.
For the Catsklls. Albany, Saratoga. Buffalo all
points East North and West.
Fulton AnneN). a. NJ.
Desbrosses St. Pier. r................-.....S4 40
Landing al Yonkers West Point Newburgh Pough-
keepse Kingston Point Catskill. Hudson and Albany
Through tickets Buffalo all points
ing ticket Offices including those OF the New York Trans
fer Co. who check baggage from residence destination
CONCERTS MORNING & AFTERNOON.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
new YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN EY

4-E rankin - Lv. W. AID
40 \ MDdy Express TO OsweGo. 500 Al
s.u1 A NJ Liberty Empress 9:l5 AN
LOO Noun"-Mountn EXP TO Sidney 10
l2,l@ IN saturdays To Roc ckand Hoo t. NJ
800 Pm Nestibule Ltd - fockland -----. 315 p NJ
$40 PM Western Limited 5000 T. NJ
9,OS AM'-Sun Spl. 70 Midw'y Park. 1915 An
'Str Homer kansdeIl from Pier - " r. $50 W
129th 10 A, NJ. Cornwall.
saturdays only. tDaily 'Sundays only.
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
CUNARD LINE
CLARK's CRUISE OF THE CELTIC I
Proposals.

SALE OF ADDITIONAL WATER WORKS BONDS
Comptr1Iler's OhiCe Troy. y Y. July 4Jh 1901
TiNHE undersigned will receive sealed bids ut
this office Of the July. 1871
bonds city OF Troy bearing date July l5th
1901 amounting the asgregate the sum OF one
thousand dollars payable twsuty-
dollars each the 1872 1918. lel+
1918 1915 Ten thousand dollars in the year 1871
They are known Additional Water Works Bonds
the City Troy and issued under Chapter o.o
Of 1895 amended BY Chapter $50 or tAs
1891 and Chapter $40 Of the Laws OF 1890 and
resolutions of the Common Council OF
Cf adopted the 6Jh day Of June. 1901
approved by The Mayor 1h day ~ June. 1901
The Will be in denominations Of $1,000 each and
viii bear interest at the of three and quarter per
cenu per annuT payable ssmannualy. from and after
the date ~ issue Principal and interest viii be payapts
Of city Treasurer In the city OF Troy
No than par and accrued interest the time
II delivery OF the bonds will be entertained Notice ol
VIII be successful bidder seSh
q made. lie ROY ElCkETsSON. CoUpJrOlles
n T. The city of Troy has no floating debt and has
deftued the payment OF its principal interest
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
office of the Light-House Inspector Tompkinsvi!e.
Y until l. o'clock NJ 25th July 1901. and then opened
for furnishing supplies Tor the Ight-HOuse Establishment
for the fiscal ending June so. 1902. accordsne
with specifications copies OF which. with blank propoSs
and other Information be obtained upon application
to w. N. BOISiER. Captain. u 3. NJ, Inspector
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
GteamboaIs.
BOSTON & NEW ENGLAND POINTS.

VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL. RIVER LINE. via Newport and FAN River
Leave Pier 10 " r. Of Warren St. Weekdays
Sundays at $50 p. NJ Steamers PRISCILLA AND PURI-
TAN Orchestra each.
PROVIDENCE LINE. via Providence-1eave Pier IS
n. r.. foot of Murray St, Weekdays only at . T. NJ
each
STONINGTON LINE. via StoninGton-Leave Pier 80
N. r. of Spring st. Weekdays only at $50 p NJ
Steamers MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE.
NORWICH LINE. via New Iondon.-Leave Pier 80
y. r.. foot Of Spring 81: Neekdays only NJ 20 T. NJ
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL. ami CITY OF WORCESTER
NEW HAVEN I.INE-From Pier - +. II. foot OF Peck
Sin Weekdays steamer CHESTER W CHAPLIN leaves
500 p NJ RICHARD PECK 1900 Midnight Sundays.
CHESTER CHAPLIN leaves at $50 A. NJ. Returning
leaves New 313 2. NJ. A delightful Sunday trip:
a Island Sound
a. NJ instead OF p NJ.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04

A MEXICAN LINE.
NEW YORK-SOUTHAMPTON-L
ST. Paul----July 10 10 ST L0Uis--Aug- Il. 10
ST. Louis. July IL 10 m 'Zeeand
ST. Paul Aug 10 m Isl. PaUl..-Aug IS. 10
RED STAR LINE
NEW YORK-ANTWERP- PARIS
Pennland
July II. noon tSOuth
'New Twin Screw Steamers calling AT Cherbourg.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
I5 ". r. Of1ce. &c Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04

PED d LINE
For La Guayra. Puerto CabelIc, Curacao and Narz-
caibo via CuracaO-Calling also at San Juan. p. r.
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn
S. s. Saturday. H. Nuou
S. s MARACAIBO- Saturday July -. Noon
These vessels have superior accommodations paS-
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers lS5 Front-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
Ocean buccaneers.

Ocean eiteamers.
HAMBURG-AMERlGAN LINE.
TwIN-sCREw EMPRESS SERVICE
Every Thursday
PLYMOUTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
F. Bismarck July !. 10 AM F. Bismarck. Aug / 10 AN
Columbia. July 25. 10 AM A. Victoria Aug IS 10 Az Az
TWlN-SCFsF,W PASSENGER SERVICE.
PLYMoUTH-CHERBOTR TRG-HANBURG.
Pretoria July 6, An -Bulgaria. Aug g. AM
Patricia, July 20 5 AN Pretoria. Aug. IL AN
Wadersee. July -. PM 'Phpnica Aug. "a noon
TO Hamburg direct
SUMMER CRUISES
10 THE LAND Of the MIDNIGHT sun. from Ham,
burg July .. the BALTIC and the principal
Of NORWAY SWEDEN. RUSSIA and DENMARK
from Hamburg Aug -. nv ne Yacht PRIMES
res arranged particulars application 10 the
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE. 81 BROADWAY. " Y.
MORTM GERE0NN LLOYD.
cERB6A 6AzG E3GF4sS -s6GFH sEGyIfE aToNIaREMrx
:. .Iaissrin NJ Is kaisertn NJ,
Sailing at 10 A. NJ. Pier -. North River.
To SOuthamptOn-Bremen only.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
CHERBOURG or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Bar6arossa July IL AM G. Kurfurst.. July 25 Noon
Fr der CrJ July Is II AM X Luise-. Aug. Is 10 An
From New Pier foot OF Sd Hoboken
GIBRALTRR|NAPLEs1 GENOA
I1T Ti Is II An Aug A u 10 u PM S5
tHoh Zolr Aug g. 10 AN 81. 10 AN
tGIohenzoIernJ. formerly Kaiser VIM. II.
oEIRIC'Ffs E CO., No s Bro ADWAY
Louis II. Meyer, 45 South Third St. Phila-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
OLD DOEl0NlOM lQME


For Point Comfort Norfolk Portsmouth. Primers
Point News Va. connecting PETERSBURG
Richmond Virginia Beach. Washington D. c. entirs
West
Freight Passenger steamers from N r.
Of Beach ST., week day a P. NJ
II. b WALKER, Traffic Manager.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
CENTRAL R. R. Of new JERSEY.

Liberty St South Ferry (tims South Ferry
minutes earlier than below except noted)
/ Week davsI sundays
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
REAL STATE TRANSFERS.

1Ooth-st no 800 West. 22xl0oI1: Vincent Loeser
q Mary Loseer. mortgage s17.500. -.-...-...
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04
MAINE STEAMSHIY G0MPANW,

DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND. MAINE.
connecting all railroad and steamship an
Sumner resorts Steamships Ioratio Hail. and North
for business July 1sti- Leave Pier
OF Tuesday.
and Saturday 5 P II. Steamers with every
modern improvement comfort convenience
passengers Ticket Office go Broadway. Reade
Street General Office New Pier 81 Horatto Hall.
General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-04

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
Az From New-Yorz Wednesday. Fridays and Saturdays
FOR TEXAS GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
STRAIGHT nd ROUND TRIP Tickets isSued
points in Texas COLORADO Arizona California. Mexico.
&c. Georgia Florida sc Delightful Excursions.
Write 6C1paEe Pocket Guide trnalled
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-19
LOCAL MENTION.

n. C. Callahan, of Ell Reno, is here to-
day.
The Topeka Woolen mills and the
Topeka Rug factory have engaged space
for exhibitions at the Midwinter xpo-
sitfon-
Mrs. James johnson, who lives near
Second and Hancock streets, fell on the
sidewalk Wednesday and broke her
right leg Just above the ankle.
Cass s. Matthews. a letter carrier
working from Station A, has resigned to
open a candy store in North Topeka.
His place at the postoffice is filed by
Howard Hannah, a substitute letter
carrier. Charles Swearengen, a new
man. is learning the duties of q sub
stitute carrier.
The posters advertising the Kansas
Midwinter exposition have come from
the press Of the Mail and Breeze. They
are in three co!ors and are designed by
Albert T. Reid. They are 14x22 inches
in size, and besides the lettering con-
tain a handsome likeness of the expo-
sition building set off in a background
of ~blue-gray. A REID girl" in furs,
typical of the season of the year in
which the exposition is being held. adds
to the attractiveness of the windo
hanger The lettering is as follows:
Kansas Midwinter exposition. An ex-
position of the natural and nuf
tured products of Kansas. Half rates
on all railroads. Topeka, anuar 20
to 30, 1902" 1t is not difficult to tell who
was the model for the poster.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-19
FOR q N
New Plan of Endowment Through
Life Insurance.

President Richard A. McCurdy. of The
Mutual Life Insurance company of New
York, is prime mover in an enter
prise which opens a new world of posi-
bilities to charitable benevolenceS. and
which is of vital interest to churches,
hospitals. homes, asylums, libraries and
the Hke everywhere.
An association 1.-THE Church Endow-
ment society has been formed to en-
courage the endowment of such insti-
buttons by means of policies of life in
a Rev. E. w. Hunter, rector Of
st. Annals church, New Orleans, organ
lied the society, and it Is Endorsed by
many Episcopal bishops in this coun-
try. Already nearly $500, 900 of insur-
ance has been taken in The Mutual Life
on this plan in the interest of churches,
800, 900 being for Grace Protestant
Episcopal church, in Chicago, and this
latter amount Is likely to be raised to
$500, 900.
An endowment fund of $3.50, 900 for st.
Thomas church, New York, is expect
ed; several millions are talked of for
the Cathedral of ST. John the Divine,
and the trustees Of Columbia university
are considering a similar plan for rails
ing $500, 900.
BY this method a large fund can be
provided for any desired object without
entailing a heavy burden upon the
giver. On the board of trustees are half
a dozen bishops and Levi p. Morton,
Elbridge T. Gerry and William A
Duer (treasurerl among the laymen.
]. p. Morgan & Co. are bankers for the
organization. The society charges no
fees, but volunteers to act as trustee for
any church or charitable or educational
institution in whose behalf a m or
woman may wish to insure.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-19
QUAKER r objections.

IFrom the Philadelphia Record.1
Having ears, yet hear not-Cornfelds.
Even the LATEST of us wouldn't mind
running through a fortune.
The landscape photographer isn't al
ways liberal with his views.
No man is so selfish as to demand
more than his own share of trouble.
No, Maude, dear; when we speak of
the infant industries we do not refer to
baby farms.
TT is easier to win a girls hand"
says the Cynical Bachelor, than to
keep her in gloves"
Some politicians wouId have us be-
lieve it is easier to stun a ballot-box
than a turkey.
Hoax-"Young Gotrox hasn't even
horse sense" Joax-'No; he's an au-
tomobile enthusiast"
When an actress has a quarrel with
her manager there is usually an under
study to take her part.
truly in love when she would rather
sit in the back parlor with a young
man han have him take her to the
theater
"It doesn't pay to take long chances"
says the Manayunk Philosopher. 1.-The
man who burns his bridges behind him
ought to be a strong swimmer"
Hoax-"Now that young softleigh
has come into a fortune l suppose ne
will go in for all sorts of extrava-
gance." Joax-"Yes; he's started al
ready. He got married the other day"
To elevate the stage Is not
The average actors gift.
1.-The stage says he, lis where I've got
To give myself a lift
Oh, say, we're sorei
Dey're stayers, nixl
(nTnal1 %
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-19
LATEST WRECK STORY.
Says Disaster Was Caused by q
Defective Air Brake.

San Ardo, Cal, Dec. 19.-Southern Pa
cific trains No. 9. bound for San Fran
cisco and No. 10. southbound. collided
between this place and Uplands about
1:30 O'Clock this morning. The trains
were to meet at Uplands, but the air
brake on No. 10 would not hold and it
crashed into No. 9 before the latter train
could be stopped, smashing both en-
gines. two baggage cars and one mail
car into kindling wood The cars took
fire Immediately and were entirely de-
stroyed. Some mail and express pack
ages were burned.
FIREMAN WILL GARLAND. San
Francisco, jumped and was caught I'M
der the engine.
Assistant Exphess messenger, name
unknown.
INJURED.
Four Italians, name not known, bad
ly burned and cut about face and body.
Two brakemen. names not known,
badly cut and bruised.
Fireman c. F. Cameron and Engineer
Jack Coffee. jumped n escaped with
slight injury.
Engineer Knold of train Nc. 10. also
jumped and escaped injury.
Several passengers were slightly in
jured in the chair q and smoking
cars.
Considerable cash was shipped on the
Wells Fargo car. A safe containing
bullion is still in the flames. The loss
to the railroad is said to be
about $4,000.