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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-01
PROGRESS OF FAYERWEATHER
 HALL.

During the past three weeks the work on Fayerweather Hall has progressed with remarkable activity. As the building is complete in the exterior, weather conditions cannot delay the work. Tn the interior all of the rooms have been plastered and a concrete floor has been laid in every room of the building. This will, of course, be cov- cred with wood, but it's thickness-ten inches-tenders the entire building ab- solutely fire proof. The staircases have just arrived and are being arranged preparatory to being put in place. As an added protection against the wealth CT and to further the interior work, all the windows have been put in and the roof has been slated over with a kind of red titleA The stone carving on the ex- terior has been entirely finished. As soon as the clustering is sufficiently dry the work of completing the wainscoting and the inside wood work will begin. The room in the basement, which will be occupied by the pcstoffce, is large and extremely well lighted-a marked contrast to the crowded quarters which it now has in North college.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-01
Wonen's s Suits.

Of homespun Jackets. made in the eton style with the dip front. silk lined, some trimmed with stitched satin, others with panne velvet, L'Aiglon collar. Bishop sleeves; gored skirts. some plain with decided flare, others made with graduated circular founce--in green brown, oxford, $l8.5O
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-01
Good Luck With
 Easter Gloves.
Am 0 ng tn c many ne1c things which are popu- larly supposed

to bring good luck with Easter sunshine, there is none more potent or more satisfying to the average woman than pair of ne1o and handsome kid gloves to be worn on Easter morn. At the same time, nowhere can she find these desirable new gloves so fully coupled with style excellence, of fit and finish and assured price value asl at the Howe & Stetson Glove Store.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-01

Postmaster Howarth received an or der from Washington Saturday morn ing making the Fair Haven station an International money order office, begin- hing to-day. On and after to-day post office money orders for all parts of the civilized world will be handled at the Fair Haven office. The other interna- tional money order offices are at the general postofice, Yale station and West Haven station.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-01
Thep come two rivals for popular favor
 C o N s T A N ZE a n d M A D E L E N E

in the former, both in giace and suede, we can show every dainty coloring possible to the expert glove dyer. also the staple street shades and black and white; in the Madeleine both in 2 clasp and 4 hook-we show the best black glove offered in the country at the price. also the staple shades of tan, mode. brown, slate aod white These two brands of our own special importation. while really superior value at $l.75, are marked, Sl. 50.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-01
Suit Specials.

A handsome line of sample Eton suits, elegantly tailored garments, of broadcloth, venetian and cheviot, some trimmed with fancy braid, others with silk; skirt made with graduating circular Aouncc with drop skirt of taffeta silk; back, blue and brown. Prices range from
 $27.5O to $5O.OO
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-01
Pequot Sheetings At Re duced Prices.

this we'll -known brand of sheetings at extra ordinary low prices, This is a rare opportunity for hotels, boarding houses and private families. Note our prices.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-01
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets. 25c

A Bad Sign.-Clara-I am afraid that Charley Stretcher isn't going to make good husband for Sadie. Maud-Why not? Clara--She tells me that when they came back from their wedding trip he had some money left.-Puck.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-01
Artificial Flowers.

large business and assure you that qualities are of the very hest and pri- ces lower than any other store in the city. This is not an idle statement but fact being proven hourly.
 Be sure and look here before purchasing Roses, Foliage. Violets, Geraniums, Holly, Lilacs, etc,
 Prices I9c to $I.98 Usual store prices 25c to S30 %.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-01

Frankly Explained.-"Why did you hit the complainant with fence picket?" the judge asked. Because, sorr Oi didn't have time to pull up aI post" answered the accused.-Indian- spolis Press.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-01

We also offer much better cotton the !" New York Mills" 2A yards wide, bleached. Worth 25c.
 At l9c yard
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-01
A Black Dress Goods Special
Another important offering for Monday. We bought from an

goods, 25 pieces Gall he had) of black all wool Empress cloth-a light weight, soft finished fab- ric in narrow corded effects. The price we paid was about half what they were made to sell for, and we put them out to you on the same basis. They would sell regularly at 75c yd.
 On sale Monday at 3OC yd
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-01
Coloredi Dress Goods.

30 inch Satin Striped Challies in a full assortment of designs and colorings. 39c ydI
 30 inch all wool Nuns Veiiings in all the seasons colorings, 39c yd
 38-inch all wbol Albatross and, Nuns Veilings in all this season's olorings. 50c yd
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-01

How to Tell the Genuine. The signature of +. w. Grove appears on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo-Q Quinine.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-01

These of excellent quality Givernaud
 affeta, front made of clusters of
 ucks alternating with hemstitching. tucked back, stock collar, Bishop sleeves; coloIs are red, royal. tur- qucise, rearl, gray. sage. tan, pink and old blue. Are except onal value at S2. 98
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-01
Our Monceaux, $1.25.

This popular glove-a,so of our own importation-is of fns quality glace kid, shown in tan. mode, cham pagne, brown, pearl, slate, black and white and is marked to meet the price limit of many customers. $l.25
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-01
Reynier Gloves.

At the top notch comes our Rev. nier, unexcelled in quality and fit the notable Re nier thumb. securing absolute perfection of fit. These we have in tan, moGe, slate. white and black. In g ace, SZ. OU
 In suede, $I.75
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-01
What Shall Wa Nav, for D,ssl ?

This question arises in the family every day. Let us answer 1t to-day. Try Jell-O, n delicious and healthful dessert. Pre- pared in two minutes. No boling no bak ing! simply add boiling water and set to cool Flavors: Lemon, Orange, Raspberry ana Strawberry Get package at your grocers to-day. 10 cts.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-01
Good Kid Gloves at csc pr.

As an Easter special we offer an exceptionally good quality glove 2 clasp, all the desirable shades also white and black. Worth 87c.
 Special 65c pr
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-01
Silk Waists

Of Givernaud taffeta, front made of clusters of tucks and hemstitching, finished with stitched scollops, back made of clusters Of tucks, Bis, hop sleeves, stock collar; colors are o,ive, garnet. lavender, old rose,
 Splendid value at S3 96
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-01

CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART.
 Following was the musical pro gramme at the Church of the Sacred Heart for Palm Sunday at high mass at 10:30 a. m.:
 Vidi Aquam ..................G ..Gregorlan
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-01
Our Rosamonde Sl.OO.

This glove-so popular and so well-known-hardly needs mention except to acquaint our many GUS toners that cur spring importation in a l its freshness has arrived and includes all the staple shades. and in addition, many new and delicate oqes, such as Queens grey. cham psgne, biscuit and divers others. In 2 c'asp and 4 hook. The grade of glove sold usually at SIPS.
 Our price Sl .OO
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-01

full line of silk jackets like from $8 $27o
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23

Yarfaa. fg ourpwanoe,noe Iungr tuu'
aus BEN .'e9gen iafen. @slauinb be.
aaftraate Ell, bebbalb eiaer, Der 9ateien
NIT Ieiner 9e,'tretuns, llno banlt eiltt
II, 10 f6nel CT tS MIR bermoAte, au'
einem anoern @eSv oes ibm sriinolis
bertrauten partes 0em dbJlnngsloien
Paar entse9en.
gs gelang linn altG, oentsel6en 3upor
gu fommen. @si6meiDia pno uirh0r6sr
wuBte er ii9 bel elmer Wegtreu3upg 3e
p~oitirer uno in elmer 8ruppe 6i6f jjte=
benoer iungen Sannen gu seriteden.
Ser 3ufall iuar linn siHitig. Das obna
MiBtrauen beranfommenoe junge paar
ieBte li6 auf Die seidmafoole 9OlS=
banf, uel6e einlaoeno 9eraoe Doe benz
Samengeltrdud ii6 befano. Ser 2au-
fiber fpibte bic Obren INN ia tein WOrt
BON Der llnterbaltung Der beioen ilr=
gen 2eute 81 berlieren. Sieie ipra9en
nit leiier, fiiiternber Stimme. gle
mo9ten ii9 sar bieles uno liebes gu
fagen 1aben.
Mit einem Wale peraerrte Die binnen
2ippen bes gepiKenloiem Spiders elm
bdbli9es, fatanii9es 2ddeln: er bate
tpabrgenommen, tuie fi9 auf Der 8ant
Dor ibm smei 9er3en gum etuigen 8unbe
suiammensefunoen- Ser fieine, nefi=
f9e 2iebesgott bate, na6oem elm Wort
bas anoere seseben, ben Sieg oapon
setragen.
9ansiam umo mb0rbar ibli9 li6
Der Gammeroiener aus ieinem 8erfted,
obne oaB bic 2iebenoen i'm ua9rge=
nomtmen bdtten. vDas mar ein Wtei=
iterftrei6 bon MIR" niilterte er Dor iib
bin, mabreno ct 6ebenoen 3aufes .itber
ben fiesbeitreuten Yfao mad Der part=
mieie alriiffebrte, auf 0ber iib Die 8e=
ie0i9aft tummelte uno mo ieine Gesens
mart uieoer notbig tuar. 81, 10, mein
I66ner Serr Grid. 800. mir lieben oas
rei5e @olbfii9en bon Mlmenrooe -.
Wirb fi9 f6mer MAIDEN CLAUDE i4,"
meinte er iteben blei6eno, ipabreno lein
@eft9t 1tb su eiler abi9euli9en 8rinl=
malie berserrt. uGs lino mir nod ae=
miHe 8eI6i6tben in Der grinnerun9,
mein itolser 9err, no Sic mid treten
gu miiiien slaubten iuie einen 8tlrm :.
aber Der Sraus ldBt ii9 nidt treten, ON
~neniglten bon benz SObn zines ......
zines beimatbloieu 9anoltreiders, III
6erte er Dor ii6 biu, babel ueriAmibt
Die inneren Sanofd6en gegen chamber
reibeno. vOll ueiBt ni9t, ipie md6=
tig i'd bin, mein iiiBer 9urlb -. ib
mia i6on bafiir iorsen, oaB Sein
i96ner 2iebsstraum Elm porseitises unb
jdbes gnbe nimmt."
Wenn Die 2iebenoen in bieI EN- Iugen=
blide oas ra9Iii1tige, BON einem bablis
den Baden oerserrte 8elibt oes sewii=
lenloien S9urfen batten er6lifen f0n=
ten, 10 pdreu tie piellei6t waniger su=
uerli6tli6 in i6rer SohnunB allf cine
9liiflide uno frobe 3utunft seipeien.
Sp aber bilbeten tie nod III iener
sliifli6en, itilberi6wiesenen Stunoe
tauienb Pldi,e fir Elm fr0bli9es Mor=
gent. gs mar i6nen unbei9reibli6 su
Mutbe, mie es muir stpei Sersen fein
fanlt, Die Den unertrdglib s%eluoroenen
8ann eil,cs iiBen @ebeimniiies sebro=
den ba6en unb nun gegenieitig wilien,
iuie uuenOli6 iie iib lieben.
(6DrtIebung fpfot.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Anrrernor 3rfdlufttartun.

uWarum felt man tenn SUD Sfpei
INNER matchmaker laufen9"-aSa
ipeibt 9u, ioir baben uns affo=
ciirt. @tr Be uc9en mitfammen Die
Observation-Disclosures. &eeelz
mGbtg befpmmen mir bann Strett; ber
gine bon nns faet INNER ,Gr pirb
frei,' Der @nbere meint ,gr tpirb bers
urtbeilt.' S9lieBlt9 petten mir,
unb bas 9elb pirb bann 4benbs 9ez
mein 4eftlt9 bertrdn@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
TDrtiebung fofot.'

gatsr; g@er tit Oem Dir SallIite in
Gltrer Glahe?" Srib; vSa, bas
lpeiB iO bod ni6t." = Gater: vOos
milBtelt 9ll bod iuiiien. Wenn ). 9. alle
ileiBia i6reiben ooer lire 9(ufaaben
lcrne,, iuer blei6t oern oa rubig liber,
o4ae nit 81 arbeiten?" - rib: AunIer
Strr 2e6rer."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
. d II, . II i e
= ober
Ser9ieb mnS mnfcre Sebulh.
(Sortlesuns.)
: ODER
(Sortlesung.)

Nennnen mid betreteno 0 ribm einer
S6ritt suriid, wdbrenb Elm biiiterer
S6atten tire Stirn iiberlief. 9lb 10"
ia9te iie bann, ,,ia, ieBt peiB i6 freili6.
ipp ib sic 16on einmal geieben babe"
nno lie ersd6lte Dem erltaunt gufbor=
denoen, ipie er einit ben lie bealeitenoen
Martin gel9lagen babe, eires SOpi6ens
erobeeren balber, bas er ibr our6aus
babe %abnebmen wollen.
,Sa erfabre i6 nun gum erIten NAL,
mas fir Elm S6iepidt i1 ei9entli1 bin,"
iberste Wolt, na1oem bas iun9e Mdo-
den nit ieinem Seri6te 81 Gnoe mar.
pa miiien Sic mir ibon seitatten,
6rdulein @enn6en, selesentli6 ben
S3aoen einmal gut su MAIDEN, ben i9
0ls b6ier Sube einltmals angeridtet
Babe uno un,piltirli6 bic marine.
feline Sano bes iunsen Map6ens iai=
isne iebte er NIT tief aufeldtsnoen
sluSen 6insu: u9eAn ID sic wieoer
eimmal antreffen iolIte, Sraulein @enn=
den, balm miiHen sic mir erlauben,
Sbnen einen tleinem GriaB fir Die ba=
mails seraubten geeren si btetsn."
30, bagi 1T ni6t n0tbis," itammslte
oas llgae Maodel pertpirrt. IS mar
GINentli9 frob, 6ab in oieiem Moment
Die freunoliae Mii6le bur6 bas li6ter
iysroenoe Gebiii6 Dor ibren Slifen
aRitaH6te. uSeBt t0nnell Sic ni6t
nisbr feblge6en, meinteH lie II fatbmeno,
bort lit ibon meines @aters Sof, bart
naleben siebt iid Die Cambridge bin uno
IN ipeniger als elmer balben Stunoe
miiiien Sic oben auf Burg Mmenrooe
icin. Serr Graf."
,9lber Die Sanb sum NbI9ieo merOen
Sic mir bod reiden?" fraste @olf nit
ieiner wei6en, acknowledgment
Stimme, ,,wenialtens miiiien Sic mir
seltatten, Sbnen 81 oanten fiir Sbre
Cite"
Seine Triad" Hiiiterte bas iunge
Mdoben, iiber unb iiber rotb lueroeno,
roas lit 10 Srau6 su 2anoe, ben I'm
tunoigen bes @eges peiter 81 peilen :.
Nber iebt mub i9 beim, ib babe mid 10
luie 10 perIpdtet auf meinem Siebllngs=
pidb6en unb Die Mutter miro i9elten,
orB i5 i1r ni9t nit belfe in Der Slide.
gle tnirte anmutbig bpr benz iinge1
G}anne uno buIbte oann, Dor Dem in
ltItiseu Sdben ibr na6folgenocn, laut
8, .snoen Sunoe besleitet, iiber ben
~iprieBenoen, griinen @ielenteppi6 oa=
JIM.
@olf mar Iteben seblieben unO itarrte
i6r mad; big lire lei6tfiibige idlante
@eItalt inn ginsanse Der Mtii6le ber=
Idruunoen ipar, oann atbmete Ell tief
auf uno i9ritt olei6falls p%orluarts.
9lber ,pd6reno bes @eiteri6reitens batte
er fir Die berrli6e Natllr rinQsum taum
einsn Slid mebr iibrig. Sn ieil1en
gugen I6immerte es wei6 lno trdllme=
rid. gs mar, als Db Der junge Graf
einen gar lieben Sraum gebabt babe,
aus Dem auisuwa6en ct iib fiirbtete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Wiur ~d4luIfrrrrSe.

GpmnaiiaQebrer Hud, elm aussez
setdneter iunser 9elebrter, 1T aus benz
RletnftGbt9en SOstir9eu an bic Unit
periitdt berufen tporSen. 9eute fetert
mai, fetnen Nbi9ieb. Ser 8iirsermeiz
fter balt cine fulminauts Rebe unb
i9lieBt NIT ben patbetii9en Morten:
p9odseebrte Nnpeienbe! 9ter fiBt er,
Der grobe Mann, llnter benz aemeinen
@olt unb f4dmt fi9 ni9t. Sn tpeniz
gen 9asen sebt feline @enigteit bon
bier fort In ein r,eues Mmt ,lnb bas lit
tldgli9. Mber ptr freuer, uns trobz
benz bariiber; benin bas 1T Der s3ped
nnieres Daietns. Stolen sic NIT mtr
bas @las an pnb ben .Muf aus: Ser
PER- profefor lebe 6o8-bo4E
n0sal
Dte 8u9balfer BON Gin.
einnati baben cine eisene Orgdnte
fation sesriinbet unb baIten r,onatli9e
0erfammlunger ab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
70.

Gin einem Der bo6en Spibbogenfen=
iter bes serdumigen @Obnsema6es auf
S6lpB @olfenltein lehnte ein alter ge=
bro9ener Mann uno itarrte NIT triiben
slansloien Nusen auf Die ionmerpran=
9enoe 9anoi9aft Dinaus, Die ii9 in iel=
tener S9Dne Dor ieinen Sliden aus=
b~reitete. Crime @ieien uno @uen,
,posenoe &ornielber, pobin Der trull=
fene Slif n,lr i6meiien mod)te. Sa=
Slpii6en laser, balb III freunOli6em
@aloesgriin periteft, i6mude S0rfer.
Sin breiter, iilbern blinfenoer Slub
i6ldnselte ii1 mitten bur6 oas para=
biiii6e Bib uno jenieit belielben bers
ialt Der Sorisont i9einbar in bobra.
senSeu, biiite, beforiteten Bergen uer6e
in unablebbarer Weite ii6 babinsosen.
Q6er Der einIame, an Dem Seniter
le6nenbe Mann i6ien fein 9llge fiiralle
Die prangenoe Sommerberrli6feitb rau=
BEN in Der gatur gu baben. 96 uno gu
ieuf5tee r auf als ipenn Elm i6iperes,
innerli6es g8eb i'm bebriidte. Damn
fubr er li6 tpobl nit Der ipeibel, ab=
9emagerten Sano iiber Die Illsen
uno es mar, als oh 'er eire empDr=
quelenoe S6rdne int bieIelt serbriifen
polle.
S6perli6 ipiiroe bet 9enei9te 2eier
in Oem nleoergebeugten, 9ebre9ll9en
Wann, oeiien ~ersrautes Saar uno melfe
Geli9ts5ii9e aaf Elm f6on redt be,
f6iperli6es uno ermattenbes @reiien.
after i6lieBen lieBen, Die itolse uno se=
bieterii6 aufgeri6tete, elaitiI9e GrI9ei=
hung oes mdnnli6i66nsn @rafen Woli
DON @olfenitein wieoererfannt baben,
wie bieier iie bor unsefdbr suanSis SAB.
rem b~argebpten bate.
Ser 2auf Der Sabre Deritebt ii6 ni6t
aufs S9mei6eln uno 8etriigen, bas
iiberldBt er ben gintassfiesen, Die, in
Sommerna9ten geboren unb su gar
fur5em Saiein nur beitimmt, ii9 iiber
Die 2dnse beiielben bintues gu tdui6en
ilno ii6 einsureben iuden, bab iie fir
immeroar uno etuig ibre SerrI6afta ls=
iiben biirften iiber Die Welt. Grbar=
mun9slos bate Die babinfliebenbe 3eit
&rn3el auf &in3el lit Dem frii6er 70
slatten uao i60nen @nseii6t bes Ma-
~joratsberrn beraei9net, unO in ben Dd=
moiten ieiner eigenet 8rlt bate tie rllr
5u wilfdbrise @ebilfen fir ibr serit6=
reubes Wert sefunben. @etpifensbiiie
unb ~peinisenbe Selbitportpirfe batten
ben ftolsen Main bic Sabre binbur9
ni6t perlailen unb iie batten I'm, TO-
ma6tpoaer 'uno nadbradlider gu pir=
fen perrno6t, als Graf Wolf nod nod
me Dor bas biiitere @ebeimnib ber 8er=
sansenbsit in ieinem tieflten 9ersen
bar9 unb nod INNER Die Nabe oes
l9urfii9en 3ammeroieners INN ii1
mlBte.
., mas erbarum seseben bdtte, iperr,
erTersansenes unseideben hdtte nader
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
New Process
Steam-LaundrV.

Menm 70, tann Sirb 20 F& Gu& lssuen, nt&t anfes
DOT ~ IaHen, tae rtr Guer Gisenttum b~etanteIn, ale
sdst q bat nnftriee. Wtr taben Bite ssufdnbteRe @lfN.
snfah TN RsrtreRen nnt ltefern erfef &iaHt Ntbeff.
Dtr 8ebrAu6en feine Gtsmtialie NH serbefteH teles
tuse Sa&en xt&t. DtRn SIR refine 2rbett nab Tete
eteanblun6 wsnt, ean1 beuit ~ xnS. tiaftre psttfe
Nab uieetteer ale frnArp, unt rtr befpfeen Cure liant.
lteurdf&e ttuiees, ale SIR e ftIbR ttrn fDant. tim.
ltgt nab nterteuat Gao. aptr fx ben asen:ea In tIen
Yluu nab tebse 0emet1te.
g. s. Mieber Santpfuai4enttalt,
Rssssht1os-s. ast. fabna.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-31
ARTIFICIAL BUILDING STONE.

A NEW AND PROMISING GERMAN INDUSTRY
The business OF manufacturing building stone by
q method has just been established in Ger
many paying basis The process employed
seems be exceedingly simple. and the industry
apparently has great future before IT, only In
that country but elsewhere.
The ingredients OF the stone are nothing but lime
and sand, IN the proportion OF from 10 per cent
OF the former 10 between 81 So per cent OF the
latter The ratio varies according to the quality of
the sand The materials having been mixed thor
oughy and shaped into blocks Of the desired size
the latter are thrust into a boiler that is subse-
quently closed hermetcalIy and subjected TO the
influence of steam at OF from 40 TO $50
pounds TO the inch. This operation lasts about ten
hours The consolidation OF the lime and sand is
effected not only BY mechanical force but bv
chemical action. Nor is this chemical action the
same aS that which occurs in making mortar The
calcium OF the lime unites with the silica OF the
sand 10 form entirely compounds These 70
OF a hinty character and give the stone peculiar
hardness
The American Consul at Magdeburg Institutes a
comparison between the advantages OF this indus
try and of brickmaking. He declares that "A bigger
output OF sand-and-ime stone than OF brick is
plant can work at all seasons OF the wear The
stone is harder than brick, and does not waste
through breakase. II has a higher compressive
strength, too. No drying sheds are required And
the sranulated cinder from blast furnaces can be
used instead OF sand
New-York tribune., 1901-03-31

steam heater, are working room for the IL
brarians and a retiring and cloak room. The
former communicates directly with the desk in
the library room above by dumbwaiter and by
private stairway.
on the main floor is the circulating library of
nearly twelve thousand volumes arranged chief
ly on shelving around the walls so that plenty OF
space is left for the public, who are allowed
direct access TO the books A line of shelving
divides the central space into two parts. one of
which is devoted to children and the other TO
adults Both OF these spaces are separates from
the door by the desk. which incloses a long
rectangular space extending across the front
OF the room. Within this inclosure stand the
assistants. whose duty 1t is TO receive and give
out the books.
The second floor is devoted entirely to the
reading room and reference library. There is
a seating capacity of thirty-six at tables on the
main floor. and the reading room will accom-
modate sixty-six more. present arranged
New-York tribune., 1901-03-31
A MODEL BRANCH LIBRARY
MR.. CARNEGIE ALLOTS FOR EACH
OF HIS STXTY-FIVE WITH
OUT SITES.
OUT SITE

When the &J200OO0 which Andrew Carnegie
has offered TO this city for the erection of sixty
five libraries is divided into sixty-hve equal
parts it will give $4,000 for each library. This
does not include the cost of a site. which must
be furnished by the city. Just how commodious
library $4,000 ought in competent hands To pro-
duce can be estimated by study of the Bloom
ingdale branch of the New-York Free Circu-
lating Library. in West one hundredth-st. This
library including the site, cost only $4,000.
Therefore. with $4,000 none of which is to he
expended on the site. library at least twice
commodious as the Blcomingdale branch ought
10 be erected.
The BloomnSdale branch is from plans by
James Brown Lord the architect of the Ap
peilate Division courthouse. 1t occupies plot
Of ground IS feet front by - feet in depth. on
the south side OF the street. between Amster-
dam-ave. and Broadway. II has a basement
and three stories. of which the first is OF light
gray limestone and the others Of light colored
brick. with terra Gotta Ornamentation. The
main entrance IS through a stone portico which
extends nearly across the first story, while
above II four Ionic pilasers Of terra Gotta rising
to the roof. form a conspicuous feature of the
building. The construction is freproof through
out. and solid and substantial. IN the base
ment, besides the cellar. containing the large