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New-York tribune., 1901-07-21

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New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New York, of Chambers ST.
as follows and 5 minutes earlier W. 2Sd
Binghamton waverly, Elmra and Bradford Coaches
parlor cafe dining Buffalo
915 a. m--Daily. except sundays. to Binshamton
Owego. Elmra and Delaware Valley points
Pullman Paflor Cars.
2.3O D. m Daiy.-Chicago Lmited-Fast Mai--Solid
train Chicago. arriving g. 20 Arr Cleveland LAO
M Chicago, Cleveland Cincinnati Dining Car
73O >. M Daiy.-Bufralo and cleveland Express-Arr
town 2; Cleveland IL 30 D III. Sleepers
falo and Cafe
81. o. m paily.-Sold train Binghamton.
Iy Elmira Sleepers to Buffalo. Chicago. Gin
cinnati. Dining
NVICKETs Local. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
i ACCOMMODATIONS AT Ill. 1l3 26l. 500 and 1889
Broadway 1871 East 18th ST. and 273 West 12oth St.
Chambers and Vest Esd 81 ferries New York: SSS and
s8O Futon St. 96 Broadway Brooklyr 122 River St,
Hoboken. city Station New York TrAQsfss
Co. calls and chscks baggage destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
SPECIALIZING new White Star Line Steam
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

From NewYork wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays
FOR TEXAS, GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued to a
points in Texas, Colorado Arizona. California. Mexico
&c. Georgia, Florida. Delightful Excursions.
Write our 60-page Pocket Guide tmailed free)
c. II. MALLORY & CO., Gen Agts. Pier 20. l.. r.. N.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
CENTRAL R. R. Of NEW JERSEY.

Liberty St 0ime from South Ferry i've
minutes earlier than below. except noted).
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

r-ts.sgo arg % (speciaI.-Whest lost riac to-
dav and closed Ti,c under Monday The OUTSIDE
news had little influence II was almost ehuFe'S a
case Of nil conditions in the main liquidation oy
holders who were disposed get out Of the way
of delivery day September opened az H1sc' soId
between Ike sellers and 69@4c bid and closed at
7Oc December closed 7214c bid; May Io'sc Liver
nool urices were steady; Paris and Antwerp lower
-,a.-arcas we're not so large only $4,000 bushels
southvyestern receipts were less than last year;
total primary receipts, larger than last year Inc
Northwest had 459 cars against - year ago
chicago 40 cars against SO There was foreign
selling. some Northwestern selling; some South
western Local longs were unloading The ele-
vator interests were willing 70 take September and
sell the December az the difference, nc 10 z4sc.
On the break there some shipping business,
about 10000 bushels; the seaboard reported atty
one loads. The worlds visible decreased e2ooo
bushels against an increase last year OF almost
three million bushels.
There was the same situation in corn and wheat.
prices OF about 1c and the decline almost entirely
the result OF selling by tired out longs The mar
ket has been rather duh for a week. The recent
heavy rains throughout Ohio, Indiana and Illinois
have influenced the mood The shipping demand
has been slow: primary receipts have been ahead
of last year; Chicago receipts ahead. September
to-day opened at 5Slsc. sold between 5s4c and
57Jsc and closed 57l4c; December closed at
5sz d5sssc: May 6li@G6l9sc. Receipts 543 cars the
estimate. I50 cars There appeared to-day s
break some export demand. the first in a
board Of mixed corn to-day aggregate about 500 90
bushels. The sesboard reports thirty-four loads
for export
Oats have slipped of with the other grains, the
loss about &c from Monday; the influences the
same September closed at 35lsc; May 3Szd3sssc
Receipts were 55S cars; the estimate for to-mor-
row. rs cars There was considerable commission
house selling OF the liquidating order Elevator
people were buyers OF the September. There keeps
up fair New-Engiand cash demand.
Flaxseed steady; prices unchanged to Ic
higher Receipts were ninety-nine at the
three points. against forty-two last year No
Northwestern closed at 81 e.; September closed at
s. 5s; October 81 81
There was a decidedly weak provision market
pork losing zoe sc; lard 1c TO 15c; 1oc TO
I5c- There was September and October selling bv
outsiders; but the feature was January selling by
the Cudahy interest, the presumably the
largest January long Hog receipts West were
large. 720o0 against 5000 last year Provisions
were affected some by the weakness in grain
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
DISSOLUTION or VOTING trust.
Notice OF CALL OF STOCK TRUST GER
TIEICATES FOR EXCHANGE FOR
STOCK CERTIFICATES.

TO THE HOLDERS or STOCK TRUST GER
TIFICATEs FOR THE PREFERRED AND
COMMON STOCK or THE BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD COMPANYi
Of stock certificates issued by
Voting Trustees under Voting
dated June % 1885, pursuant 10 thu
plan and OF the date he reorganiza
Of The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, ara
hereby notified that the power conferred
by said voting agreement undersigned Voting
Trustees call all holders OF certificates
issued under said voting exchange the
ror certificates capital septeHa-
Der - 1901.
by the registered holder thereof must be pre-
sentsd for exchange The Standard
Trust Company OF New York. the OF the Voting
Trustees at its once No - Broad Street. the Cy ot
New York which viii instance vouchers
emitting the holder therein named receive stock ceT'n
Gates for the therein specified Of preferred or CON-
stock the may be. the same can
be prepared for delivery.
Aessrs Speyer Brothers. No. Lothbury London VIII
receive stock London for exchange
issuing therefor their receipts exchangea6le az s
Office for stock certificates as received
Dated New York. August g. 1901.
WILLIAM sALoMON,
OTTO III. KAHN,
MARTIN ERDMAyN, rru.tees
LOUIS FIrZGERALD,
CHARLES STEELE,
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
Stockholders Committee
of
THE AMERICAN COTTON OIL co.


To the Holders OF Preferred and Common Stock
OF THE AMERICAN COTTON OIL COMPANY:
Holders 70 a large amount. OF Preferred ana
Common Stock Of The American Cotton OF Com
pany have catered into StockhoIders' Agreement
dated July -. 1901. and lodged with the DEPOSIT
taryl for the purpose Of furthering consolida-
tion, other disposition Of property Of the ac-
quistion lease OF property BY The American Cot
ton OIL Company; and for the Advancement OF the
interests OF depositng stockholders through united
action whereby their respective holdings shall be
held and managed in bulk during the period of the
Agreement. and better results be secured than by
individual action.
The undersigned have consented 70 act a Com
mittee under said Agreement. and hereby afford
holders OF the Preferred and Common Stock OF
The American Cotton OIL Company the opportunity
Of participating In the benefits OF said Agreement
by Hereunder deposrinK their stock with the FIRST
National Bank OF the City Of New York. De-
positsry, on or before s0th day of September,
1901
Negotiable Certificates OF Deposit viii be issued
for the deposited stock
Copies Of the said Stockholders Agreement may
be obtained from the Secretary Of the Committee.
Dat.d New York August I. 1901.
GEORGE AUSTIN MORRISON. Chairman.
HARRIS C. FAHNESToCh.
EDWARD wINSLoW,
J KENNEDY TOD.
Stockholders COMMITTEES
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL, Counsel.
E E. MUNRO. Secretary TO Committee.
n Beaver ST.. n. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
COURT. CITY AND CorNrY oE

NEW YoRK.-Clarenee D. Ryder Plaintiff Va
Henry W Ryder. Laura e Ryder. Franklin II Ryder
Fanny C. Ryder. Adalne " Ryder. Anne Augusta An
derson. Ernest c. RYDER Anne Augusta Ryder Emma
Starr, CleTnenttne H Ryder Kathleen Ryder
E Ryder Florence Y. G. Ryder Erasrus Dean RYDER.
George H. Ryder. Kathleen Ryder Ivsy " Ryder David
s. Ysomau Mary c. CochTane. Peter spies. Fred T..
Viewes. Louis sylvester, The Billiard
pany. Joseph Levi. Philip Rothacksr and Thomas G.
schvsizer composing the Arm OF Rothacke-
julius Ba-tsch. John G FaIon. A Wright. De-
PENDANTS Amended summons Trial be had in
County q New York To the above named de1snaants
You hereby summoned amended
plainr IN this action. and OF
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after tho
service OF this exclusive Of the day OF service:
and in OF your failure appear. judy
nert VIII Be taken against 1sraults for
demanded IN the complaint.
Dated. August 18th. 1901
RCBERT G. I-ANGDON
PIainrf-s Attorney. Oface P O Address. No IS
Nassau Street. Bor. OF Manhattan. CITY OF York
To the Defsnda1ts. Henry W Ryder. Laura Z Ryder.
Adalne NJ Ryder Anne Augusta Anderson. Emma o.
starr, Anne Augusta Ryder. Clezenne y Ryder Ernest
c. Ryder and Margaret z Ryder The foregoing alaer~i
Is served pursuant order the
Sup-srns OF AuSllsr Ieyl an5
complaint the ofce ~ -. f-
% County OF New York the County Court Eoqrss
Borough Manhattan. City County nd Srsr. -
New York the eoth day Of August. 1901 -
Dated New York. the -lsr day Of August 1907
Plaintiffs Attorney Office & q 4a4--S- - ,x
Nassau Street Bor OF Manhattan. City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21

4 DvERTIsEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n received their Uptown ONCE 2i2 Broadway.
% door north OF 5ls-st. until D. advertise
ONCE rates until CLOCK o m viz: 254 sth-ave.
cor 23dSt: i52 otn-ave 12th-si. Macys. 6th-ave
and 14th-st: i42 Columbusave. G6th-st 100
Wezt z2d-s. 6th-ave.: ~ i4th-st: West
az1st-. between Ith and sth a3S
3d-Gve between Isth and nth Ioa6 ad-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
The shares exempt from Taxation in the State of



stocks
identified with The
by the Company
total bonded
Of
Board Of
A GEORGE Worcester Mass Until annua meeting
Until Hnnrane meeting
Mass meeting
T. CoouDoz ntl meeting 100,
Wnua A New York Y. lannuIne
September 1000
o t
present paid that rate The s records Of
nfntne eidn hnespa
o
dent ofue Worcester dted dSueeRaa Company
Worcester
Nrh 9or:
WORCESTER CONSOLIDATED STREET COMPANY.
COMPANY.
COMPANY,
COMPANY
COMPANY
COMPANY
the
the OLD Worcester Consolidated
o West
Railway controlled BY Boston Elevated Railway
per
= ndu entire
aluay oft
its nl~a opeat Ft-hbmg
Grafton, Mlbmy, Leicester,
opinion the Worea. Railways Investment Company ga1 entire conformity with
Ar
hLr and %
be a our oho> will forwarded
Application will list the shares on the Boston Stock Exchange
o Word-
Investment conservative investment
Boston, 21, 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
cUPREME CoURT. NEM YORK CorNTY-

David C Andrews. Plaintiffs. AGAINST
Emanuel A S To ahlv
Defendant You
complaint IN action. and a copy OF your
answer Plaintiffs Attorneys within DAYS
after OF this summons. exclusive OF
OF service: and OF failure appear or
answer Judgment will taken against you BY defaul,
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated July 19th. 1901 RIDER & SMITH.
Plaintiffs ActorueysL
Once and Post address. 2T-29 Pine Street
Manhattan. New York City
To defendant Emanuel 4 Willard: The forsgonx
Is served BY publication pursuant 70
ot the Hon. James A. Blanchard. one Of ~.
Justices Supreme Court OF State OF New York
dated the 26th day Of July 1901 and fled Win are
complaint Office Of County ~ New
his Office ia the County Court House. IN tns
Manhattan. City OF New said COUNTY.
OF day
Dated New York. August sth. 1901
RIDER SMITH
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
READING COMPANY,
BY A. H. MOORE. Secretary.
j. +. MORGAN & CO.. New York.
DRENEL a co. Philadelphia
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY.

THE regular quarterly dividend of ONE AND
THREE-oUARTERs PER CENT. on the preferred
stock has been declared, payable August 5Ist 1901
Transfer be closed from End August
j. A LEWIS Asst Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21

A DvERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions
~ their Uptown Once No. I.2s2 Broadway.
door 3lst-st. until o'clock advertise
the following branch Offices at regular
until O'clock vix- a54 sth-avs. o q
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
fUdHrlaI.

Massillon & Cleveland Coal Companv.
Pursuant 10 the Of Sinking Fund prov,sto,
n the mortgage Of the Massoa q Cleveland ~oai
Company dated September 1854 s2i has bee1
deposited with this Company Trustee Proposals for
bonds the OF
will be received by undersigr4d mn
70 y o'clock August 2sth. 1901 al It's Once No
Cedar
Omitted States Tlurtsaas& drustGa Trustee.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
Notire Of 5ummous.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- NEW YORK-Gearzs Schvcr-r Plain : against
George G Sper-y Schxorsr and HEM Muller De-
fsnTants-SJulrlcrs Plaintiff desEnatss q
New York the wherein he desires the trial 20
- To Defendants and %
hereby summoned The sornElatnz
4 action and q Of ths
Twenty after
summons exclusive u day of se-vfce and n
appea-. JGTz-nsn- win
- default for the rslIsf demanded
the Complaint
Dated New York February 2fst. 1901.
CHRISTIAN @ NORTH. PlainttTs Attorney.
Of5cs and Post Once address, No. 2S1 Broadway. Bor
ouEh of Manhattan. New verk CITY.
SchWorer The foregoing summons Is served bY
Justices supreme Court O. %
dated Second of July. 1901 and flsd
afce Of the Cierk
County of New York al the County Court House
Borough Manhattan, CS,y OF New York. third
day of July 1901
CHRISTIAN G. NORTH. Plai1tin-s Attorney.
Oaice and Post Address No. 231 Broadway.
ough oc Manhattan. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
Dipi6eu0 Nonrss.
omce of Reading Company.

Onice of Reading Company
Phiiadel lphia. August g. 1901.
THE Board of Directors have declared from
the earnings OF the Company a dividend OF TWO
PER CENT. t2F) on the FIRST Preferred stock OF the
Company. 70 be paid September to stock
holders OF record az the closing OF the
- 1901. purpose 81 dividend
books OF this Company be closed NJ
august "a. and will be reopened at 10 A NJ sep
READING COMPANY
BY A H. MOORE Secretary.
New York and Philadelphia. August 8 1901
The transfer books Of the Voting
Preferred Stock Trust certificates Reading Company
will close in New York and Philadelphia al NJ
August "a 1901. and Will reopen az 10 NJ Septer
IL 1901 on September 10 1901 Voting Trustees
prepared distribute dividend of TWO
PER CENT. C2ce) when received BY them among
parties entitled thereto the appear of
books when closed above.
j. Il. MORGAN q CO.. X
DRENEL a CO.. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
coLoR4DO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Mn
ing Stock Exchange furnished by Wllilan + Bon
,,-5gb+ 4 co Of Colorado Springs.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21

- NEW YORE--WilliaTl Il Rsynoitz- Piatucin. against
l. Merchant ard David H Saunders Defendaaus
Summons Plaintiff desires trial In New York County
To the above named Defendants and OF
hereby summoned complaint this action.
q your answer On the Plalnfr's At
after the service Ot this
ot the day OF service and IN Of
failure appear. Judgment VII be taken
against YOU 6y default the relief demanded
complaint
Dated York. June -. 1901
LAWRENCE HUGHES. PlaiutiT's Attorneys.
Once Posr0fce Address No 10 Brcatway. Aanhat
York
Samuel Merchant and David H Saunders TIE
going YOU publication pursuant
20 Hon James A Blanchard Justice OF
OF the state OF Nsw-Ycrk,
2d day OF July 1901 ard fled with the complaint the
o1ee OF the Clerk Of ths County OF New YORK. ths
County Court House.
Dated New York. July %. 1901.
LAWRENCE 4 HUGHES PIaintfrs Attornsys
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
Midvale-Goshen Coal COMPANY.

Midvale-Goshen Coal Company.
Pursuant the terms OF the Sinking Fund provision
cf MidEae-CSoshen Coal
Company. dated September Ist. 1894.
deposited this Company Trustee PROPOSAL for
purchase Of bonds the Of deposit
invited VIII be received by undersigned IN
70 II O'Clock noon August 2sth 1901 az It's Office No
Cedar Street
Gnitsa Statss Ilurtsaat f Trusi ea Trustee.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
THE UTAH FUEL COMPANY.
LNIyE PER CENT. Sinking Fund First Mort

gage Bonds Coupons maturing September l. 1901.
the aforementioned Bonds will be paid On and
September 80 the aorton Trust Company, New
York Cfty
Jesse WHITE. Tressur.r
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
The Baltimore { Ohio Railroad Co
Baltimore. August Il. 1901.
To THE HOLDERS OF THE FOUR PER CENT.
TEN-YEAR GOLD CONVERTIBLE DEBEN-
rIREs.

Notice hereby given that -Four Per Cent. Ten
Year Convertible Debentures or the fu-paid Sub
scripon Certificates therefor may on September 12th
1901 and thereafter until further Company
upon thirty by the holders thereof in
writing the Company its ONCE No Wall Street.
New York City. or to Messrs speyer Brothers. 10th
bury E c. London. England converted into the Com
stock Of the Company par upon surrender Of
Debentures fupaid Subscription Certificates at
said oes. the Railroad Company Will deliver
lieu Certificates Of it's Common Stock
Debenturss surrendered carry unmatured
coupons thereon
j. v. McNEAL, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21

-,t-4,-l q stock ---.-- ---
- p 1st mtg 5s. 1876 -.
v r Perry GO stock
do Isl mtg IS. 1922 80
HF lsc q mg IS. 1890
-. I. % ST Isl nag IS, 1913
1'1ion ~ j of \ Y a : st9eA- ,a.e
~ u " r lst mtg 5s. 1876
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
sAnE Interest

- Cas- -st mtg 5s, 1885
~ Stock .....-..-
$50 c q Isl mtE o.. ls4i .
DO stock --s. -.-.,
- cas- O. Is- IS 1882.
- q az 1st con os. l5i9
r. n cas- O. Izr is. 1925
.G-anf Rapids . L Co..---
a. lst .. l9i5.---..--.--
uaverstraw LlElt & j Gas
a GeuI M-g 5s lSis 900
rrsisuar Gas Isl oS le-N-
rsFarerte Gas lsr rs. 1879 .-
- " g Gas Is, 6st lS-0 -
- stock. ..-..--. --.---.
MO & 4 7 O. ist IS, 1926
NE g a G Isl mig IS, 1870
OrFs Al g Isl mtg 6s. 1875
a. sp e. Onew3 ...... -.
svracuse q lei mtg 5s, 1916
de- STOCK ----.....-.- .---.
sst Joseph Gas isl as, 1881
cn stock -------r
s. pau! Gas con IS. 1874. 90
ID sIlck. -.-...-..- ---.- 80
Wesr q II NllWaEkee o p c.
d ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -.-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-21
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.
The evening world., 1901-01-18

Choice Of Watch OF Set Of Book, wc,,
~ rd Eihsl p ssh.s 80 81; sehenet ave
~: Albert I!a,cy. 3" Eas, H.d st
81, Israel shapiro. acs Eaa, 7,,h st
Gu: ,Abrnm Glel,1man. II: suffolk st,
School No. iGo
~; Sorvtn Frank. $40 Eas, 10th st
TIE TEN SECOND PRIZES.
A one years subscription to any Juvenile
Publication OF Books fos equal amount to-
80. George W. Schroeder. rs 10Th St.
brooklyn. School No, lis,
Charles q. Foster. rs: 10th st. brook.
lyn. School No. 20
10. s Go1nsI! REID: SO West End ave.
William + Gro,c. 100 Barrow st,
3D. robert nu". 10 81 ave. School No
Ailc. Kahn. ss3 L. ss,h st. School 80.
GB,. Rosa Fahrcnholz.. Sc Bradhurst ave
bronx. School No. 8:
school 30. ise
III. sl 5IIl'r p bon!maH' +" East 1874 st.
loretta o.i'risn. iis Ea,, 18th ST..
THE FIFTEEN THIRD PRIZES,
Choice OF good Fountain Pen or Booxs-to.
3R, Florence Stern. 1890 Franklin ave.
Royal Gniden; iso. Franklin ave,
Iironx, School No. 81
James Smith. 20. East io?d 81. School
AZ. IsIdor wo!!y. as Eas, 'nh st.
Julius Golds,cln. 3o7 Eas, eth st.
School 30. -.
Florence Kues. 81 Fast SD ST.. schoo,
No. 90
81. ii. weldln bowman. 2G 9Th At.
brooklyn. School No -
Herbert $. iieriin. III Eas, sist IT..
School No. g.
Harry Herman. l5lst st. and Bou!e-
ward. School No, Is
Gu. Sophie Lev!ntan. CO 9Th ave. schcol
Gertrude Grcenbaum. .es s,t st..
Brooklyn School No !.
Howard Paine. GjS Madison st. Brook
Ign. School No. IS.
~. Edward Tan,ey. :l9 East 7'h ~,
Harry stang, ii PIT 81. school No,
icO
Edward Lyle Green. $50 IVES: End
ave. School No. l6s
The evening world., 1901-01-18

Booklets distributed Saturday, January S, 1901,
to members Of the g. 4, S, o ana B Glasses.
FIVE FIRST PRIZES, THE FIFTY HONORABLE mENr
The evening world., 1901-01-18

sshaol so ~ '' rioren Hs'' 'i nheas:
90 i an ave-, qs. rroSk'yns school 80. e; ,.
a. H., sehGo! 80 i T.; 7 Edna sesaIl 20
school So IS q: HpdSex tam"S.ii. y
Morton 81. school 30 }. =, Mary Mc.
nioh.r s ic So Ai% aet ri Place.
hronx. School No i5s, 10 Harry strunz.
III East 9TH IT School no. -
AL b., BELLA Golts'sn. %9l Eas' t,h s.,
folk 1t. School Sos2 J, Gretchen licil-
s schoa' ih,s OATS ave" tG9k'y va
I.oxery. schoo, No, Is: :. Nachicl
schr'etman isis, Il. and ii,h ave, School
NO. Is. .. Hniph Monaghan. isoih ), an, and
helm. is',h I ST, aud nroaaway, School 80
%: :, Chester FrankeI, s. East 10th -,
sshoS NO 49, & Es" ahsr is wn n,oom NE
: East ssth st, School 80; 30;
'H chso Luz? Sa "'!'' ,f H. T MfS' i'a s
5a%.s 1 fooisn Ssi.on s sv@ ard q" pevo =
,t. bronx. School No q l. Walter =
$orth; u? Warwick =, I,rookIyn. School
Dressed, 10th s., and Broadway. School
10th 81. School 80. - O. Mamie Ger
ber. ljis, ~, and li,h ave. School 80
e; 10 Frida 'I'iIorna' u As" D. School
3D.. II. j. Wolf, la East iisth ~
School No omitted, 2. Chas. Borgguist
800 West hi'h 81. School 40. - :, Henry
r. iccker. ~ West SD st. School NJ
e.. I, Iiarrv Cohen. 81 Eas, ith 81
school SO -; 8 william u simon. i0i
Fast Itth IT.. School No 10 &. Florence
col.cil i?o2 Enl,on ave, iIronN school
No 81, :, Mor,!mcr .simons;. 10 East
5ith st school No. GO: 3. Edward /.
i.opc. s22 East .s'h II School 40 = .
Philip iieilhrun, - Ava, y, S'hOu 40.
Il 10 Aaron S"kllr, 400 I'd ave SEhcol
No Us
yB-i. william c. Rlackwood. - Wa,
lois; q, school No lGJ; .. Glhiys RFd,tas
327 West IN st. School SO. II ? Wal,
ter s Lybodt, 80 Vest i27Ih 81 Sfhn1l
SO. -. 1 Grar. c. brooks glS West 25th
y. school 40. IS; 3. h:rihn. Rosenberg.
81, EIs, 18th st school 30 - i, Mauhn
|. Agys II Yves, cath st School 10 q
: Herman @, Aiming, III East ltth St
School No 40: 8 George CLARK. ~ Ger
man place, hrnnS, School 40 80
Annie Ward. 3:' We; 18th ST School
40 II 10 Milton Os,limer, - Wau st..
llrons. School No.
The evening world., 1901-01-18


rrhe. b iiproN,. unn rri geu tyuJ
tn.
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: rdcn and a hhcrgs: pays l..
MENAGER1E TRICKS AT THE ZOO
The Iola register., 1901-06-07
A FAWN AT HOME.
One of the Prctticst und pIcnsnntcst
sights in Al the Wilder
ness,

One Of the pretticst bits of animal
life we have seen portrayed fora long
time is in Mr.. William Davenport Hui
bert's article, "Thc Deer" i'm McClurc's
Magazine. 1t is "A fawn which he is
describing:
"To see the baby promcnading up
and down the shore. with his mother
looking on, was one of the prettiest
and pleasantest sights in all the
wilderness. The ground color of his
coat was bright bay red somewhat
like the summer dress which the doe
wore, but deeper and richer and hand
somer, and with pure white spots arr
ranged in irregular rows all along his
neck and back and sides. He was so
sleek and polished that he fairly
glistened in the sunshine, like we'll
groomed horse; his great dark eyes
were brighter than girls at her first
ball; and his ears were almost as big
as a mules, and n million times as
pretty. But best and most beautiful
of all was the marvellous life and grace
and spirit of every pose and motion.
When he walked, his slender head and
neck were thrust forward at every
step with the daintiest gesture imag-
Unable, and his tiny pointed hoofS
touched the ground so lightly, and
were away again so quickly, that you
hardly knew what they had done II
he was startled he would stamp his
fore foot on the hard sand, and toss
his head in the air with an expression
that was not fear, but alertness, and
even defiance. And when he leaped and
ran-but there's no use in trying to de-
scribe that"