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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16

Freshmen and sophomoros Have a iilood>
Hattie both Claim the Victory.

The sophomore and freshman classes
Of Columbia University met IN hattie yes
tcrtlRv afternoon ON South llcll tn"
fght was "a cane rush. u wrestling match
aud n general miv-up. all ~ II More
than q hundred mon were cngaged o1 either
side. but many rtircd long before tho
conflict had ended
Fighting was general for over hall an
hour Three men wer" knocked OUT aud
taken to ueighboung houses Bloody
noses n lips wep go bo seen on every
man and arms and legs were spralned end
twisted Ia larger numlsrs than "a any pre-
y,ous rush for some years bach
The freshmen won the rush hN a soon"
Of u to 10 Hagemever. "a freshman crew
man. was 80 badly hurt that pr SaN1g".
~, ulivcrsi.y physical dirctor. took him
,a tho gymrAslum and worked over lin
FOR some time sanford, To-" football
coach. acted ~ ~refarec
TX-taut Morley 81 no football team
'r,p addressed tho freshmen. 'Hlhrg thcw
that the Hrs' rrlsh was un-atI-ia'iurN and
tina trr u,-.rr class men hal decided o. a
socoud tv -ut. uto rush tverylply re-
srordrI ara fho -.-p'd rush Wns held
The sophomore ver. ~lcylared wi"u"rs 'v
p hands to n n vu- DARK whnu fighting
was stopped aud both "llss"s celebrated
last aiyhi each str ,,'.mirg th" victory
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16
LAWSUITS III WHOLESALE.
rlAintln Wants Bsck Her Ancestors Farm
Lone since Built To.

An installment Of ten suits ~ the go
suits TO he brought by Isebeccs Ann Melon
aid TO rccoyer properties In valuable parts
Of the city. alleged 10 have been owned
bv her ancestor. Jacob : Arden, was put
on the files Of the Supreme Court v"-irr-
day and lis pendens were filed against
the properties involved
The ten suits now brolght cover twelve
parcels Of property In the ne~Ighborhood
Of Twelfth and Thirteenth streets and
Fifth avenue One -u,t il directed against
Robert Il Roosevelt, a. the owner OF 81
Fifth avenue Another affects the house
Of Gen. Henry l. Burnett ~ : Fast Iwelf'h
street. Other defendants are julia Z. =
Grant. Georgc A PlG.p'on, Ida VI RYAN,
Peter X Bonnet. Abraham Valentine"
George A. Hcarn, MARY A Fitzgerald and
The MacNi lliam Company. In each SUIT
the plaintiff also asks tl0.GO damages
for Withholding each parcel from her
LAWYER Walsh. FOR the plaintiff. sad ve>-
terday that Jacob =. Arden many years
ago owned a farm which extended from
Twelfth to Sixtccnth streets b.'wecn lhifd
and sixth avenuee, which was known ~
tho Arden Farm. He alsp owned a mos
quito tract running from lhirty-hfth 10
forty-Aecnnd streets, from Madison avenn"
To Broadway. Mr. Walsh said his client
was entitled 70 all the-e properties and
complaints will ~ prepared against about
$50 owners 81 thee" districts a. quickly as
Dos-ible
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16
FEDERATED MOTHERS CLUES.
Papers Read and Reports Made ~ the
Rochester Meeting.

ROCHESTER,, Oct. ib.-The days session
OF the State Federation Of Mothers' Ciuhs
opened with the invocation by tho Rev.
j. W A. Stewart. pastor Of tho FIRST Baptist
Church OF this city. Mrs. W. 7. Wallace
followed with a solo. The Nioe-Preeident,
Mrs. ii. o. Holland Of Buffalo. introduced
the Recording Secretary, Mrs. Almon
Hansley Of New Rochelle. who read tho re-
port Of the Buff alo convention.
Miss Mary Louisa Butler. Chairman OF
tho Programme Committee. was intro
duced by the chairman who paid a tribute
To her work and what has been accom-
pished
Mrs. Mary Boomer Page Of the Chicago
kindergarten Institute. read a paper on
Child Study The special topic was
Discipline
Mrs Fannie J. Bailey, Treasurer. re-
ported s232 Is collected from the clubs
OF b State during the year. Slpl Is paid out
leaving a balance OF t2e 50 In the treasury:
Mrs. David o.. Mears. President OF the
State Assembly. made an Interesting I'd
dress answering the question. What has
been accomplished by this organization OF
Mothers Cub@f" She showed it, value TO
the child, TO the home. the school ana uie
state and aid that no effort VIII be spared
bv the leaders 81 this movement until every
school and church ia the country shall have
an organized Mothers Club.
Standing committees gave brlei report
as follows Philanthropy Mrs. l. ". Wright
Osvego. Press. Mr.. Emihe u Martin,
New York city. kindergarten, Miss lda NJ.
Isdell, Albany: Moral Training Mise Lucy
A. Yendee. New York city. Physical Culture.
Miss T. Marguerite Lindloy, New York city.
Nature study. Mrs = A Tuttle. New YORK
oity Literature. Mrs A. V. RAYMOND
SCHENECTADY WAYS and Means. Mir. Eli ]
Hossmer Buffalo, Hygiene. Mrs sarah NJ
Harris. Bayside. l.. | Printing. Mrs IL j.
Sporburg. Albany. Temperance. Mr. j {
Fernald' West New Brighton. and Club
Formation. Miss Mary Louisa Butler
Chicago.
lie programme for this afternoon was
as follows
Farmers Institutes, Miss Martha Van
Rensselaer,. editor Farmer Niyes Read
ing Course. Cornell University Question:
aud discussions, The Relation Of Food
to Character. Mrs. Emma = Ewing. Die
cushion. Young America, Misc Lucy n
lendes.
This evenings programme included a
talk on The Child's First Music, Why
What" Mis- Marie Hofer. and a Z parents.
meeting. conducted by Mrs II. o Holland
81 Buffalo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16
GRovER cLErrL,>D ( rm >rrr.
Elected Yesterday nv the Beard of Trus-
tees Of Princeton University.

PRINCETON, y J. OCT IS At a meeting
OF the Board ~ Trustees 81 Princeton tpi.
yersitv this afternoon. Grover Cleveland
was elected a. lf. membership ON o." beard
10 hll tn" vacancy oc,a-ioued hy the death
~ the Rev Dr G"org" I Purve- pa-'or
Of the Fifth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN thurrh
in New York Later he took the a ~ Of
ofHc..
The Ave alumni trustees Who wen" "lec'"l
~ tho hoard lat Jun Nv popular ballo'
among the graduates wrte sworn iu ami
the term 81 each was determined hy lot
"A follows Jam's laughiiu, Jr. -
Pi't-hure. for or" year. David Il Jones
Il chicago. f,r two YEAR John l. cad
~nlader ~ New York, for 'hur" vcar~,
John u Davi, Of ~. Louis. Tor four years.
ard Alexander Van Rensselaer, uf Phiia-
doIphiA, for hvo v'arS N"rcai cop or"
,rls,.p will le elected bv' IN" Alumni each
wear for "A term of five YEAR
An announcement vas mad" that g ~
yearly tor t," years had been 't"Nui'Ni
Nv nm ANONYMOUS person or tn" man
,ensnco and development ~ ~" classical
seminary Mr. John u DAVIS r'D'rtci
10 the board that the university j. 10"
rcsiduary legate- e the 'sta'" Of ~ John
: Iayre II Missouri. si'.""l 81 vhi'h l.
now availahl"
Mr.. Henry q pufleld. assistant treasurer
Of tho university. was appointed treasurer
TO al the vacancy uTCasion'st h' ~" d"a'h
~ G. OsbOrn. Y " Thompson OF
Albany, \. Y. was elected curator oi ~"
grounds and buildings This ONO" al%o
Wa held bv tho late Mr. osborn Eighi
assistants were added - "a, faculty roll
President Patton announced "a i"'al oi
1859 students In N" uud"rSradua'" do
Iartrnents a. compared with l'"l l"s'
year The Increase b mostly ~ w" ~'I'n-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16
DTTD.

pfctfpw o., ru.sdNy. 90 IS. 'sn'. Hn.,c-
Wg-lrw. ~ %. IN CO.. ,orh Nc-' ~ hss-"
Iunerai -rsvg con Wedus>dA,. uc Co., 1901. ~
Aod1eAp " 90 th.y har-l o. .a' MIX rr"sh'
trAn otu ea. At ~ anu s-'h sI lnirrn'ui
Ta,cus,.'-. -
urITTAN A. COLORADO Sr'fuHs. CO., IN Sunday
coz -. 1s0l. suddenly Ttr'sicS " nfiitAn.
oitg- nm - u-~i no. NLiktn $50.
Iuns-al sefyIr~s 40 bic ias t~'sldcucs. IS Fast
avh Of on Thursday. us o.. 1901. a. 10 : N.
lutgneut a. No dlAsn.
DAY on SAturiA, rghL OF =, 'aoi, a. hts res'
c.ao,. q Lav' afn g. 'uddsn'y 81 ~pucum1uiA.
Herr, vul, nay. - his c'd yr7'
T4nsfs, s,ftir.s ~ ~ sulss ga MeinedAT. o1
%. 1so'. 81 io ~
DAILY At "BH, 90. q y. on MonlA. 80 a.
ipH'. Usu.- . tr. Ga rtts' o. 'r,uvII, . sud
Lrrhsl O.. n 80 irh ycat
l.rsal $1,000 H. HIavIaf. tt ~ lHn' rs
.at#. g,r.-', r.drurs. =. west i-rh 1t
lTru.I a. iiaut y y on Nuudsy. ut "a.
ispi 4r.u' a., isHur
Trrsal s, -+ a. si Andfsu's Cuurt Albany.
"a. Ihlr,ts. a.l. "a. ou ~ isO' 90 q du-s
Won AiTs.f utsnr' y o.. or >AtaIaAy go
I'd. I..f. 81 bis fssIasnrs 4 prttuf IsusHr.
- ip D.fls NUu 10 o. A,rd 81,
IsHttrs arc " .nC. H' Iu,lse D. st'ud ~ o.
usa. tr,.-s 81 ne ttu~',u' Av'tus ir.sh
.r1. ,."h. Nsvart y q. 90 N'fn.-dsi
nf f. 1000. 81 3D.. oass4 nfsn
s-upuufu a. vfuaushbh' D'tmsrr -
N.-daI ~u . HH"I inus sehH-I sEa
|rrt
-.sI -rt-. O., ~ r.Hs rtsrts' ,hu'ch.
sf - ts1vrsH On 90 uI 49, HHtatsr|
Zen .tusds .H. . lau.. 81 iu A.
IU|N. A. ~ Irarrse 80 ~ I.tfs Host ~
90 ruuasi un mel fs". Nsu Ahra "afs'
osugtu - u. eco .rsrss srd sHssu hte"t
Irll tud sa.r r go Ius a sos
~ - . Nrs hDs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16
DoNNED SKIRTS TO WIN PRIzE.
Adventure Of Joseph kaiser. Jr.. VINO I'm
tered " eu,en's Bswting Contest.

Several women who BOWED for prizes
In n contest In the Columbia Hall alley, at
80 ocean avenue. jersey City. ON Satur-
day were surprised yesterday by the con-
fession Of Joseph Kaiser. Jr. the fourteen
year-old son Of the proprietor 81 ths hall,
that he had bowled with the women In fe-
male attire and carried of third honor
The contes, wa one Of the attractions Of
the fair Of the German Hospital and Dis
pensary Association. Young Kaiser was
Impressed with tho beauty Of the prizes
and decided that one % them should belong
To him.
Without taking anybody into his con-
ndencs the hoy went 10 the rooms Of a
Young woman who boards with his folks
and borrowed her Sunday drces and new
fall bonnet. The skirt was rathe. tlght
around the waist. but he mAnaged To- -quec1e
into II. He made a fa~ir-looking miss a.
he approached n group Of contestants
and bought a ticket emitting hin 90 bowl.
No one recognized him when n cam" hi-
turn % -end the halls spinning down the
all-v. although ono rather stout German
woman remarked 10 her neighbor that
the -voung lady didn't seem To get on
very well Bowling In her long skiris.
Kaiser blushed vioIsntly az several
mothers patted him on HE cheeks and con.
Rmtulatcd him on his skill. lie hustled
out Of his dre- before the owner reachetl
home and Joined the weary bpwiers, who
were still wondering who the mvSterous
Young misz WIS who csrrel IN third pTtz"
kalser didn't tell until yesterday. lie -aid
he couldn't keep II 4" himself any longer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16
{ u,IDUN Ii>E VrST 40.
Tenants wcrr Too late ~ TRIMS Ia Save
IL ~ Injunction.

Ih" temporary inJunctiuu~ which sew
oral tenant - Z Made lan" obtained
agaiu-' tho Broadway Building Company.
preventing the company from further
damousniug the binding 20 'h' dausg"
u their a--hold-. were Dissolved 10y jus
tic- OGuruiau uf the Supr"n" I'r-
t-rlly
The Broadway Budding Company h.
erecting a large STRUCTURE "a the ~uu'h'a-l
corner of Maiden lana and Broadway and
subsequently decided - Incorporate I
Maiden lane iu th" ~.tr IN" tenants N"r'
n,t cpnsul,ed aud the huildiug had hS"r
dlsmantl-d and ia" front aud rear walls
largely removed whom tL"N applied TO lh'
cpult fpI IN" temporary t~uJurction-
Iu~tiCa OGrrman- decision b. iu 'o"''
that they waited too long In"N "W u"
I.ff 10 actilig If law 90 recover th" duuu.'
Of heir DANA &C..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16
SAILORS BOlS IEFT no CHtRIii
lie Went Down With the Maine and ITS
widow Works In FACTORY.

Mrs Elizab"th Boyle, tho widow 81 n
ouartermsster IN tho Navy. who vas l's'
when the Ia ttlcship MAN" was blown up
Ia Havana harbor. had two Of hos 'hrr"
children committed To tho Mission It the
ImmAc ulaie Virgin. on staten i>ar YES
tortav nv Magistrate Cornell N ~" NcsI
Sid. police court NrS Royl" lives IN th0s'
rooms on the top floor 90 a iuusu !. tine
rear Of So West fnie'I street Shc works
all dav In q fax factory m fftv-- v'.'h
street and makes g. n week 81" has a
pension 81 81 = month and % nllHv7gr 'i
A. a month for cacu OF hrt 49, lir'.
Mrs Boyle applied 20 M1gu'-.i' Cot cell
las w,es for IA" commitment Of i"r lo'a,
Michael. 10 wears oh. and James . yc1rs
OLD. on 'he ground TINT y vas u",rs~ay
FOR her 80 work for their support and "a"
could not leave them a. hons Eluu" Tie
Charities Department refused 10 approve
Of the Commitment. Eating INT ~" pom
sions kept th" woman from n
Magistrate Cornell committed tho olll-
Own on their mothers promise ~ Iav IN"
CITY q n month each for their support.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16
va RECF MIN HFRI
Comes ia see about Transferring the
rnnnma Iannl "a u

Maurice HItin. rrc.iic"' Il th" Panama
Canal COMPANY. arrive YESTERDAY 'r'm
,berhaurg ty 'hr Norrh H"rr'aN LLOYD
liner Kai,or Nlh~lu No; Nr"ss" ind i'm
m.,i,ntaly went TO lshirgt"n Il" zee Rear
Admiral Nai,cr. chairman &C the Canal
commission, 90 present iu I'm a proposition
for transferring thc oStsl 80 m" uIi"t
states President Hutin -aId he could NOT
,aIk about hi- mission until after lac had
seen Rear Admiral NaIkcr
According to = dc-pstch from Paris
puhlsh.d Yesterday in 1HE e. the Panama
,nnaI Company have i~su"d a circular
saving thaf Colombia - willing To- sanction
the transfer If the canal to th" United
states
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16
INCIE Stu'S LOST 81. 100.
,ntr, 81 sui-Trrasnr> 81 Inilmations mat
Vanished There.

=, far a. II known no definite light has
uecu thrown upon the loSs 81 the $50 ia
currency that was missing from a monrv
lsckags sent from the Buffalo Cus' On
HDusr 20 'hs United States Sub-Troasufv IN
tl.s city Collector BrendCl 81 Buffalo.
VII came here on Monday. asserted inst
TIE iU-s could not hAv" urvurr'~i at Go"
bgralH "nr. ara the United State ENTr"s-
tluIalr . sad go have inioVmsn ~"
Secret N.f,lr~ Huihontc~ that b. cluld not
have occurred In 'nAs'f TIE ufhriHl-
e tEr .H.Tuasur" .-sf" tuyliuvl tu -
angry Yesterday baStu-s oi tho ~ uH',on
thai fhc money hhs 'Ss-n at-'facied tt-"rr
I1.r. an. puf 'hree resolving fsllrTr Niat
H.yld have tAFsn the mono o. the Sub-
T-,as.rv. a.d thsy ar d--rt--i ~ St.'s-
49,, an. ot thee tsli~fs. lt j. 10.
p.' a 4. 60 h. married io-iaghi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16
BAPTISTS ~ SESSION.
south New York Association Admits Three
Churches To Membership.

The thirty first annual meeting OF the
Southern New York Baptist Association
began in the Memorial Baptist Church In
Washington SquArc. South, Yesterday.
Three new churches we're admitted To
membership. thu Harlem Baptist and tho
Baptist Temple Of this city and the Mount
PIED san, Baptist Church. The officers
elected we're the Rev. James A. Francis,
pr. sident; Frank Dickerson. Nicc-Prosi-
dent; Thomas Franklin smith, Clerk
Martin n. Avonll. Assistant Clark William
II. benjamin. Treasurer. aud Miles T.
J,nLins SECRETARY Of Correspondents.
Tbi- afternoon the Women'- Foreign
Mission society % the southern New YORK
ass,riation will meet - review the mission
srv situation. The meeting Of tho Assoc
cation will continue until 7ow
eyenina
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16
Iaunrr of Orlando Ur~dc.

p~L.rTSHUHG. Cg' Is petition IN
bankruptcy ha- hscu fled 10y Orlando
B,cdc, Of kcene. y Y IA amount of
the %secirt-l CREDITOR share i siOd,GN.
Of which the International Paper Company
has 5000 Tho ota amount %
the unsecured paper i sitlSAll ~"
ps-ris arr real estate consisting ~
huu,ber lands Ia tho Adirondacks NPlu~i
AZ about NC.eoO. and personal prup"r'y
valued at s. o0s -. making total assets ~
81. gn 81 Tho total debts are s26a ,S?6 ~
which makes the deficiency Of SIS
40 ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16
P.I>r rtLI IOR T,RU Ht>Ds.
pr,n.,I :, anian 0ucr- 5000 . Year snd .
U.u.r and Garden 90 foot urn

surt Elair . De- uH'' .r P'.r t'."'L
,,,,',,I a l.,t.r Yesterday frfu q ~
Rochester - NEiiuu 'rrfr'. la .r3-'-
ing ~nero DO could outaln aHH"' "Hr hum
drsi mon o. vyrA a. farm thnI- sd-'
= n rlsh ,. activity tu '.r i" 'Nln'a
~ u... 81 Vs.U-f. a fIu-
i-r - faFu Iauu- lH 'r'
tlt- '. uHfk b.. '.s .H. ..I .U.- az
ttrl.lItv La ts-r tGUr fU|.
tIs.r ,4ars- 90. a--4HrI ~ IH 'a
n. soul U.hHiH n i..Hr gaf or.
teN \ wa ulaHs .r sh... 0
man tur uuf Issf I.r N.s.I .. d
a. i~rUfstItar.a 90 ua." rHtI b. J
NJ A. Lsp - p.1l-yisA-. lag.s.s v
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16
T,uu,>i u0RhrR RDERrD
Theodore u~rih, Dead son re,i-'~ ~"
Wet Win ieui rlsN.

,be Niath Assembly District. vac Hrr--'"i
IN 90 q fur mtHNioa'l o. lh" u~Ai m"fA.
,ns b. va .~n' GO h'il",u" hu-iaiFl ir.u
I~,-.u NarAr' tnur ~ had uuusrHfi-
-.tr. nd UuIt-- auu 1880 fractured fI-
"a Htef in lN.ii.,u. oU Nun4nN ,. ls lH.
ut- ~ -l.. hrhsri ii"r.t' i-lrN
ih..' 80 f-tf-f was tnAlIr,atesi lH o lhrri
svrnus saloon v Mon b. had Ntrtislt 90 oHir
..ms uHsust o., va- e tl-f.r' r"la.hg -
Ioucs taI aln h.f,i0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16

ir1TS. uFrrNHElSiH ON Tus'cAy evening,
.rt 90. 1901. al ihr home ~ ~ h.o's r.otlcr,
Mr. god'fss OrcuIs co. los. 1ausr -
luh.Lrr. ". o.. o. M i,v ,hafiss J. Nest.
Iiward : lcU ~ N~ Amanda tlsanot u1eu
hsssf
PERKINS NDWroRI IA on Tussda'. oct ~
Ia.'. - tbs church n tho trau,NCurauor. hs
80 rev ~ Iurcnio0. Thomas = r,'sIns o.
I,slsYh hrri-i dauch''s - Oh" Iai' John /
MLA hmm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16
n,r,- .t ,.,umnis', Grew Ia tersn-
auissus.

Samul Mcycfr. e van "ld ~ 'I.
.iv,t. IVA lArsou. p wan GA d" ~
t.a4nb.A Hir.-'i. bHih n-llN'r
swell. HaHr HITa
- 4 'Ys tn its irI'. r'.' l.-
h, Es,.s.IHu fu1 isifHTa u
-,p T.y vrr m@u
aus. yaod oaiaanla" - -, - -,
~. c.auirr lass -. ~ hHHs
., 4. ,i,e plHo- aisayc Al oii'efs Nv "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16
mo ktISER-S FAST TRIF.
knochs Tw~n,y.fou Minutes on Tier
Previous Record West.

The North German Lloyd steamship
Kaiser Wilhelm der Cross. IN yesterday
from Rrcmen. SOUTHAMPTON aud Cher
l.rurg. slsc~h t~~cntv-four minute 81 her
u.,ious record West Her tim" from
Chotlourg ~os 5 days, u hour and y
minutes. n al averag" hourly siS-sl ~
- a kU,'- over IN" short ''uf~N OF f''h
mile The l-~t hourly rf~orn "i IN" l'e".
ssblapd ~ ,hc Hamburg American limo -
- "a Lp.ta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16
SusiatsS Ghaarts.

$50 orr ~ -, furrd state, patents ~ 0'uhIA
son vac. fHN e o NONE IAANt
th.r particulars Apply -
| N.prNAlG 4 NIS''Ns - lna1SaF
ApApTNFV wANII' Pom AT r''ab. -Nsd hfehi'
- l...rrs, l.r ta"'sF v .. cam .f-.'.lT Do
uess ~ trN sIrt no osg al ir,l.'f' ''' h''
u 'V'u..Atn 4 W'G.rNS go n-stray
$500 .. ~ fsuHfsI 'Ur rHrTt. matte
-, .' .s.f.f o. N..H .. 20 WfftFa
-rHr.I-t.r tUs .,Hff D. .'s. r.. .hlI"l eve '1'
.r.s# Gsrf". AfHE A..
NsnHNAlH a. W|sH. 'H ~ ''A'NN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16
" ie n.uN's Lecture. 10 Harvard rr~nch
t1ub.

ns vrar ma" 'Cercle francaS 81 mar
vAil University has invited huEnes -
nrun g. deliver 10 = r~nch l-,frr-- NJ L.
IouA !. = nrf~t winter. luuftaI ~ and "a
plprcr. AMI ~lA lecture a. many - the Other
eiuoatlonal usttuil1us e the county,
hlt ihe maloufv = he lrorgrcs VII -
a#iFrwI ~ Harvard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16

~ 500 ssuIIs = u. co. r
Nio4i's.R 'ssuiv Uraud Aurs fouHI o..
r I.u If 'Haiav Afa.- AaHr ~ Nc
t"H AHr.uH,v ," f.. go A t.fra A.uIa.
HHu lac ~vf~ arr uf 80 Perth AnHsut
uHnHHau Pal led and Lean Av.a o. .Hf.
~ iu smir@-tHuut Uf o. tsl 20 q ps
g. GaAuEes's faEas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16

CuflFrlelf4E q 'lNNE INaNN ''''H
AcolIc elton from, the Press ofAldus;
Choice Specimens rom m titc-
vlr Press; hsny Volumes Note.
worthy for Rich n Bca uttful
Bindings. among them an ElIevir
Boccaccio from the Library OF tho
Maruuise OF Pompndour; kclm-
scott Press Books; Essex House
Limited Editions, First Editions OF
Great English Classics, as Mil
TONS Paradise Lost, Ben JON
son's Works, FoN's Book Of Mar
tyrs, CaIileo's DiaIogo, io32,
uncut.
First editions OF Dickens. Fitzgerald.
Sheridan, Treckeray, Goldsmith,
Including Vicar Of Wakefield,
lamb, Symopds, Byron, Steson-
son. Shelley, Swinburne, Tenny-
son, Thomas Cray and others.
sur,ces' Works, Books illustrated by
Cruikshank, teech, 'Phir," Row.
Inndson, and others; ais a
series OF Original Cru ikshnnk
Illustrations; ARemarsn bic Copy
OF the Germ, 1880, bound 81
Golden Ssnderson. few Auto
graph Letters and Manuscripts.
A magnificent collection OF thea
trical engrasings, portraits etc
To most a'ffaCfl," and d"-ifhh" 'nu'' ION
l. .~,..d f.s ale ri. se4aan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-16
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Art salrs and eShibrrol5.
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-05-30
FOR THE Ho UsEWIFE
concerning the Parlor.

Z p
4 !. The arrangement Of parlor has al
ways seemed to me to involve ques-
tons having certain ethical value
since, If parlor means anything, 1t
means place in which mans rela-
tons with his fellows may be carried
on-those relations in which all sug-
gestion of business or of professional
character are for the time being drop
ped. Thus you not only want to pro-
vide seat for the neighbor who drops
in to see you, but you want to make
that seat comfortable. You also want
to refresh his eye with agreeable OBJ
jects as he sits there, shielding 1t from
glaring lights and SO arranging your 9TH
er belongings that his vision, tempted
to roam while he waits, does not come
plump upon some ugly object in anoth-
er room. You must never, by the way,
forget the end of the visual line, as it
were. Landscape artists and architects
study 1t, and the mistress of the house
hold never loses sight Of it. Chairs aid
sofas and tables should be pulled about,
tried in one place and then in another
until the desideratum is reached.
As ycur possessions increase, too. you
must be ready to move things again,
even those which until that moment
have always seemed to you exactly
right" The coming of a new picture
into an apartment sometimes means
the entire Encouragement of all the
rooms. since everything. else may be
thrown out Of key. But if your pfc
ture be worth anything it is certainly
worth the trouble you may take in
bringing the rest of your belongings
into right relations with it. No one,
however, who loves good pictures is
unwilling to do this.-Harpers Bazaar.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-05-30
Roguish Ravens.

The raven of southern Europe Is a
bold fellow-not unlike his cousin, the
crow. Some notices of the bird, given
by an English traveller in Corsica, offer
amusing proof of this.
A youth whom employed to carry
my camera could never look on ravens
with any equanimity, for he had suf-
fered much from their thievish inn
pudence when sent to the bush to
gather firewood. III.
On one occasion he lost his dinner, q
LOAF Of bread wrapped In napkin, al
though he was working close to the
spot where he had laid It and had turn
ed bis back for only minute. g
But the most objectionable insult he
had ever received happened on q day
when he was out gathering wood. AS
he was STOPPING down to bind bum
die or fagots d raven suddenly swoop-
ed from behind, lifted the cap from his
head and dew eway with It I'd b lofty
crag. from which she uttered croaks
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