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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-01-26

In Limerick, on Jan. B. before Judge
Adams, a girl Of IL, named Kate
O'Connor, was charged with larceny
and embcZZlcment of several sums of
money. the property of the postmaster
general. The accused pleaded guilty.
Mr. Sanford, r. IT, for the post office.
said the circumstances of the case
were very sad. The father and mother
of the accused had been in charge of
Knockany post office for years, and
when they died last June Kate O'Con-
nor was left with a young brother and
sister and a bedridden grandmother,
and with. no means of subsistence. \
memorial had been signed by residents
who felt sympathy for the family and
the girl was appointed sub-postmis-
tress, The salary was only fS It's. Cd.
year, out Of which f2 had been de-
Quoted for rent. In one case girl
named Ellen O'Keeffe, of Tureenglem-
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-01-26

On Jan. 5 the remains of the late
Lord William Bercsford. V. c.. We're
inferred in the family ault at Clone
gan. Curraghmore. DR.. O'IIara. the
Protestant bishop of Cashcl. performed
the funeral service. "A large number
of relatives and friends accompanied
the remains from Waterford city. The
heavily mounted. polished oak coffin
was inscribed: Colonel Lord William
Beresford; born July 20, 1S47; died
Dec. %, 1900" The wrcaths filled
four wagons. One was inscribed, "In
memory of lovable, chivalrous Bill;
from his broken hearted brother.
Charles All the shipping in the har-
Dor of Waterford flew their flags at
half-mast.
WEXFORD.
On Jan. 3, a man named Thomas
Cullen, a farmer residing at Garry
Walden, was admitted to the Wexford
county infirmary, and treated for in
juries received through shooting ac-
cident. He was out shooting with
another farmer, named Fortune, and
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-01-26

County President, Thos. Coleman; Pres.
hush Butler; Vice Pres, William Ward
Zee. Sec, Jos. Richards: Fin. &c.,, D, n
shannon; lns. Sec., ID. q. Shannon; Treas.
John Mcdonald. Meets second Sunday 4,
g. A. r. hall Second ay
New-York tribune., 1901-09-27

wsltss wood ref .s due on indE iina ID die
i5sth-st g. 1141h OF Bou!eva1d Laiayesrs se .1
T2s 10 Boulevard Lafayette. by le11sxfsofi story q"
n: foreclosure sale; Ella Tfenann ast FIsnes
Schnuxg Charles Meyer. atty: Regnaid ii
ref; due on judg sI0s5o: sao6 oa; taxes etc.
$50 90: adjourned sine die. - ..,-..,oz quo u
BY Peter f Meyer a. 537 st Nichoias- ave
oo n Of i47th-st lSxss; story dwg n;
sale;- Jacob ID Butter et az ~ 5,a
StockweI atty; John Delahunty. rel; action o..
on judgt SIS 7O2 so; costs. s557 II: taxes etc so
witt Nichoas-ave, W e. % ie 81 $50
ST 7ilxss; story dwg h foreclosure sac saiie
parties: action q judgt SIS So -"z %; 99ss
S357 Y; taxes etc, $6S6 20; withdrawn 90 /"
s. 3c5 IT Broadway. 15xs9 10; story I,Y aWg
h; foreclosure sale: William Keuffel agt Jay eisIs
al; Smith Bowman; attys; Joseph Mcpoeougn' @ 5e
Judg 81. 1875 so; costs ~ -; 80.
$500 $500: plaintiff for SO over n,S Prr
w 50th-st 800 IL e OF @ 1ot.
2ox1oo5 story bk ten h. with stores; ] W Ssn
sale; Ella McClurg; George W
ford atty Asa Bird Gardiner. ref Que on luqs h
SO: costs S344 o. etc Slosi 90; 70 BUSCH
born sl6. 750. - .
BY d p Ingraham & Co: West End-ave and 9lth-st
6Ox100 story apartment h: foreclosure eale
Louis Weber Building Company agt John Nllsoh ct az
Ashbel p Fitch. Samuel Speyer ref Que on
judgt s37 s9s 96 se15 IS; taxes ETC. sSS o 10
plaintiff, SIPS. .553. j.
433 40th-st n 5. 375 Of 9th-ave. 25x9s9; 4
story sale; United states trust
Company agt Edward Robert indivd. and admir- etc
ct all Edward w sheldon atty Charles A Jackson reI
81 132 81; prior mtg $500; adjourned to October B.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-27
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By William Ryan: 151 Gouverneur-st, S, 1858 II
of Morris Westchester County. 25xl1I5; story
h. with bldg foreclosure sale; Charles ftoo
inson recr agt Farnaboy all Kisselburgh &
Bennett attys; Edward Jacobs ref: due on 1udss'
sl249 %; s223 80; etc. S16O prior mtge
So 300: 131 Wilam-st. 2o33 # of John-st o;ox
81 6x27 bldg foreclosure sale Helen
S Merritt John Merritt. exr al; George NJ
Brooks W Book7tayer ref due judgt s323oo;
costs. 81. .439 &c taxes S25.
=, BY Richard Harnett & CO. 2o3 West 6oth,s n s. SO SO
~ " of Amsterdam % 6x1O0.6; story h ana
store; foreclosure sale; Ella Southwick agt August
Roeshner ct al Austin Fletcher atty Reginald Will
Jams. ref; action /: due iudgt. S12S3S b4 costs.
s343 ss eaxes etc. s65 sOth-st, 1925 IT
of Amsterdam %. .6xlo0.5 b and store;
foreclosure sale: parties action 2: due Judgt.
S12 S3S "a: costs. $500 6S etc. S65.
BY Peter F Meyer Co: 2o51 Ryer-ave, 320 10 II
n Burnsdeave. 25x159 AXES .9S: story h;
foreclosure SALE W Larned trus C Biorkgren ct
al; Marks atty; c G + Wahle ref; due 1udgt,
81. 232 20; costs $3.50 95; taxes. $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-27
SITE FOR II. T. PO WEIR HOUSE.
THE COMMISSIONERS TO PASS ON A
BLOCK AT TWELFTH-ANE AND
FIFTY Y-EIGHTH-ST-THE PRICE
TO BE 81 600 900.

site for the mower house for the under
ground railroad has been selected by John b.
Mcdonald the contractor. 1t Will be passeo
upon by the Rapid Transit Commission at d
meeting to-day The land selected is the pocN
bounded by Fifty-eighth and Fifty-ninth sts ana
t-leventb and Twelfth aves and the water
front on the Hudson River. across Twelfth-a'e'
The asking price was 81 100000, and the pur-
chase is subject TO the approval OF the haplo
Transit Commission. The sale was iiaue
through Douglas Robinson, Charles . brown q
Co and the seller is the Eastmans Company
The particulars regarding the plant to DE pro-
,,,aea for the rapid transit road given out last
last night suggested that 1T Will rank among
the big plants of its kind in the world Two
-, which are said to be the largest Of their
class are being built in this city. They are the
mower houses for the Manhattan Elevated haii-
road and the Metropolitan Street Raiiroao'
The latter is almost completed, and the 1oriiiei
is well under way.
The land for the rapid transit power house Is
500 bv 300 10 feet. The plant VIII cost seNefa'
million dollars An idea Of Ns size may oe
gained from the statement that the steam 81
Grating pIant will contain eighty boilers. Inc
engines in point of individual horsepower VIII
rank between the engines for the Manhattan
ELEVATED system said to be the largest stationary
engines in the world, and those OF the Me'ro-
nolitan plant Their individual horsepower VIII
he : ZOO Just how many of these engines there
will be was not announced last night
Considerable time was occupied IN seiec'iiis
Che site. 1t was Mr.. McDonald's desire that IL
should be not only central and convenient Out
one on which a building that would be an oriia-
mont TO the city could be placed. 1t is propaO,e
that the selection of land fronting on the huu-
son River was made so that the water Statoad lSt
SUI SUI -, a.. - ,,,~noses and coal could be ootaineu
oconornicaIly. The plants Of the Manhattann, n,a au
Metropolitan systems front on the Easl ~ 1si The
rThis Site is more expensive thah sum @ ,ucb In
-. 80 si+ae offered but there was so rnuch III
a. favor, as compared with the other sites eA-
aTined that 1t was finally selected.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-27
REAL ESTATE.
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK TAKES
TITLE TO A FULTON-sT PARCEL.

The National Park Bank yesterday obtained title
to No. 157 Futon-st., plot H-sxi5x irregular.
from Matilda W. Bruce for $4,000 The parcel
adjoins the property owned and occupied by the
bank II is the intention OF the bank TO improve
Ats present building. and this purchase was made
carry out that purpose
Henry D. Winans & May have sold No 80 West
Fifty-seventh-st, a five story dwelling house, 25
feet wide. with dining extension, modern
in all its appointments. for Mrs. Clara Wolff
Werthem.
The same firm has also sold No Is East Seventy
siXth-st.. four story 20 foot, dining extern
sion, dwelling house, for David B. Hyman to the
Sterling Realty Company. The Sterling Realty Com
pany the buyer of 20. q East Sixty-fourtn-st
recently sold by the firm.
II was reported yesterday that No 50 West Forty
ninth-st.. four story dwelling house. lot 2ox
1co5 feet had been sold 1t is Columbia College
leasehold property
Herbert r. King has sold for Alfred NJ Rau No
i5s West Fiftieth-st 10 Stephen B. Brague. The
property is three story and basement brown
stone dwelling house, a lot 2Ox10o5 feet
Clifford y. Shurman has sold for Beverly Ward
No 30i West Seventy hist, a five story Ameri-
can basement dwelling house. on lot 25xlo22 feet
sold No 10 East Eighty hfthst. five story brown
j. Romano Brown & Co have f4 sold No 3 Rouls-
ward Lafayette, three story and basement dwell
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company has
cold No 4OS West one-hundred-and-twenty-t
st. five story double hathouse. a plot 3Oxe4
feet.
William F. Havemeyer has transferred title TO
No 4S West sixty-eighth-st. to Belle r. Some.
Minnie A Evans yesterday transferred to Helena
G. Hoey title to the property. l57xI0o feet on the
north side of Observation-Disclosures third-st
121.ll feet west of Seventh-ave. Mrs Evans is the
wife Of Charles z. Evans, and Mrs. Hoey Is the
widow of William F. Hoey. The are ie-
tiers. Charles E. Evans and William F. Hoey com
and Hoey.
Carl Berger. proprietor Of Bellevue Lodge New
port, r. l.. and Of similar house In West Thirty
sixth-st, has secured options two sites-one in
West Thirty-eighth-st and the other IN West For
teth-st-, just east Of Fffth-ave II IS Mr. Berger
intention 10 erect a ten story apartment house on
OF these sites. which will have ballroom and
restaurant Whitney Warren will draw the plans
for the structure.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-27
pr7ynFER SECURED IN SIBERIA

Seattle. Wash. Sept 26.-Lheutenant T. r ne .ee
80 u,bo was sent TO Siberia last winter Dy tile
tnoi-' 90 secure reindeer for the Alaskan sta
go arriyed at Port Clarence August 2S with
o If the animals He secured the reindeer eIt
thousand miles north of Irkuesh, na srT,ved with
+S al Orla after Journey amid almost inso, Son,
1hein st1 a. S;fSc1Itiee From Orla he came 10 fort
Sarance on the Progresso, making the lrp IA S se
la The reindeer were received by Dr Sheiqon
Watson on behalf of the government IHes p,s o.
nc erend total of government reindeer up 70 'SaL
TSeufenapt Bertholf viii return 70 NlaoNoeooh' anu
viii 20 from there to San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

and Trinityave. corner 156th-7st. 457 It to
TO James II Havens; mortgage. ss7.7o2; r S.
77th7et. 8. ii26 IT Of Gounbas-avc i761
TO- Matilda Oppenheimer 10 Benjamin NJ
a5thest' No 10 East, ag isxloos: Samuel Mendesohn
TO TO Max Meyer: mortgage; $50 ooo; R s, s4:;.....
65 # Of 3d-ave 2Ox9S.9x Irregular: Francis
Kidwel to Marie Kidwell. ..;.....::.:::.:
James V II HaTens Tt av0' to ferdinand
o. Heeht' mOr7gase; 1so SIS; 10000: R r s $50
Jackson to William shannon: mortgage Zoo:
s4th-s;. :? No ,G 156 West q '6sio2 2; William Man
ming 70 Irving I kempner: mortgage. $50. 600:
RidernaSe $ s4s # Of I44tb-st 1a5xI25 to
canal I25x125 G the New-Yorf Gas and EieStrio eS
Light. Heat and Power Company 10 the Edison
German American Real Estate Title Guarantee
Company TO Henry Romberg; mortgage.
61st-st n, s. 200 # e of Ist-ave 2Oxe2x2O 2x96 s:
formed Episcopal Church TO Robert E Ullner:
R e s. Is ~ - -,.;; -: =, :; ;,...:
rease to Aen2 2 31so Ss5S
s3d-st. No Ill East 25xlO2.2: James Staus to
Henry J Mahr and another mortgage. $4,000;
1sSd-st. s. s34 # OF Beimont-ave i6 sx75;
Joseph Letner to Thomas Hughes and another.
6sth-st No 43 West. 1Sx10O.5; William Have
meyer TO Belle Some; mortgage. $4,000;
12sd-st. n $, 121ii IT W Of 7th-ave, .7xioo;
Minnie 4 Evans TO Helena G Hoey; mortgage.
Fulton~st No l57. n $. 2i oxi5x Irregular Matilda
W Bruce 20 the National Park Bank: S.
East Chester Landing Road upland and salt
meadows. contains Y acres; East Chester Land
ing Road upland and salt meadows adjoining
land of lie Roy and another contains s7-1O0
acres. and Landing Road adjoining land of
David swits to Michael j Mack; mortgage.
=. - ~.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-27
CONSOLIDATION OF STREET RAILROADS

Utica N " Sept 2s.-In New-York tomorrow
Che following street railroads will be consolidated
NJtica Belt Line and Suburban, Utica and Mohawk,
Utica and Deerheld Oneida Street Railroad and
RIerkimer Mohawk Ilion and Frankfort Railroad.
THE name of the consolidated company viii be the
Utica and Mohawk Valley Railway, and the CAPT
1aIization win be 50 ooGoO0 All the stock has been
taken by the corporators-
New-York tribune., 1901-09-27
DROUTH BROKEN IN HAWAII.

San Francisco Sept. 26 (SpeciaD-Private ed-
vices from the Hawaiian Islands that after the
closing Of the ordinary mails at Honolulu which
came yesterday on the steamer Sierra, news was
According 10 letters received here to-day two
inches had fallen. and it was still raining IN the
northern portion, where the drouth has been most
severe and where Paauhau Honokaa and seNeral
other large sugar plantations are located
New-York tribune., 1901-09-27
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

=. BY Herbert A Sherman: e2l West 1ssth-et n ,sz
II W OF Broadway. lcxs0 H. story q I, Sr h.
closure sale Pennington Whitehead trustee ~.
II Lynch ct az a Pennington Whitehead atty: Josenb T.
lancs ref due on judst sS47l IS s46s so taxes
BY william NJ Ryan: As 2sth-ss N q 200 =, d. -,
loth-aye Z3asss story ten with foreclos,ys
sale; Charles Barth Andrew Krfee e, ali. Ma
MAYER airy Arthur Tr1ex ref due judgt Sc 37s N.
costs s52 49, taxes. etc Sl7S 81; paintn for xa h0
4;8 is5th-st, l&2 II of Convent-ave i5rSa ~
story fwg foreclosure sale; Austin Fletcher q;
q agt Francis Schnugg st al: Austin
New-York tribune., 1901-09-27
]. H HAVENs IN LARGE DEAL.

James H Havens yesterday took title to plot
ISex1M feet on the west side Of Trinity-ave 90
feet north OF e-hundred-and-ffty-s -sxth-st and
TO a plot on the northeast corner OF One-hundred-
and-lfty-sixth-st. and Trinity-ave from Ferdinand
Hecht, Tor about S25eeo. Mr.. Hayens transferred
title 10 the property 5oxl027 feet on the east side
or west End-ave 6o1l feet south OF One-hundredth-
ST. to Mr.. Hecht for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1901-09-27
Dnblic Noiices.
COURT, Appellate DIVISION First

SUPREME COURT, Appellate Division, First
~ Departmer. the Matter OF the Application the
Board OF apd Transit Railroad Commissioners for the
cir Of New York. the appointment OF three Com
missioners TO determine and whether "a Rapid
Transit Rallwav Railways FOR the Convey and
transportation Persons and Property
by Board ought be constructed and operated:
BrookIyn- Manhattan Rapd Transit
public notice hereby given that tho undersigned
Theron G. Strong Thomas G T. Grain and Henry Gray
by order OF the Appellate Division
nr.na Court First Judicial Department entered in
The above the ION day OF September
date the 4th day OF september
apnointed under and In Chap
ter OF the of 1891. amended. to determine ard
renort after public hearing Of all parties Interested
railways in the Boroughs OF Brooklyn
in the CITY Of New York determined
Board Of 1Hansit Railroad Commissioners for
The CITY OF New mentioned In petition OF
the said presented the sad Appellate Division
on or about 9Th day Of July 1901 and filed in the
Office of the Clerk Of the said Appellate Division or
ought 70 be constructed
hereby appoint Monday. the Both day OF September
at O'Clock the afternoon. at the Office OF
Board Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners
civ OF rev York No. go Broadway. Borough
OF Manhattan, York. the place OF
and that such sitting.
be thereafter held
all pet sons interested in the said matter.
Dated Jew York. September 18th. 1901.
THERON G. STRONG.
THOS. c. T. GRAIN
Il. w GRAY.
Commissioners.
BOARDMAN PI.ATT & SOLEY. 35 Wall Street Bor-
ough of Manhattan. New York City.
PARSONS. SHEPARD & OGDEN. Ill Broadway. Bor-
ough OF New York City.
Attorneys for Rapid Transit Board.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-27
The HiIiCreSt
on ,Sa,tsed Cathedral 10TH ST.
near Columbia University.
Apartments of 9, 10 and IL large Sunny
Rooms and Baths.

beautiful light foyer handsome fireplace is az
the Of each apartment; The parors unrarles
and dining be thrown into o2e suHe' mus al.
the entertainment guests
hardly equaled the private house NO DARK Vi
narrow halls. ,,, =, ,or
rhe parors and libraries eaborateiy nnsnea IN 5
mahogany with floors Louis AN Hlaii'els '''N
have large bay windows.
dinirg rooms dark quartered OAK,
with oak floors and beamed ceilings In the wainscoting
large tapestrJ pictures inserted which with the
mantels loaded glass easement wlnuoWs rhahe
he unsurpassed n rich. harmonious erects
large, sunny corner roul9'
They finished American walnut and have open IRE
places, closets and abundant miuors
asnsciaIIv attractive the bathrooms,
which are completely equipped in solid porcelain all the
md plumbing being OF the most modern type
The rooms. baths and toilets are larger ano
bette the residence.
Amsterdam within a rev ieet or tne
building.
ONE BACHELOR APARTMENT OF TWO WEIR Y
LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. $50 MONTH";
SLAWSON & HOBBS. Agents. 2S4 Columbus ave.
REPRESENTATIVE ON PREMISES
New-York tribune., 1901-09-27
,.pANEsE TO WORK IN YUKON MINES.

JAPANESE To WORK IN YUKON NiNEo'
Vancouver b. C. Sept @.-Yukon mine owners
are arranging to take eight hundred japanese 10
Dawson 10 work the placer diggings the coming in
,,inter They believe that the employment OF Japd
nese at low wages will solve the problem OF re-
New-York tribune., 1901-09-27
GAVE A LIFE LEASE

Among the leases recorded yesterday appeared
the following: No. go West Seventy-seconds, c.,
Ratclife Hicks to Minnie II. Hicks life lea se 81
New-York tribune., 1901-09-27

The Cathedral Club. at No. $50 East F.r.ie,b
Is TO be remodelled. The plans for the slterot,o
We're filed yesterday at the Department of R,ud
,ngs by e O'Reiiiy. the architect. iN
New-York tribune., 1901-09-27
parb1 Races.

FOR THE
international Yacht Races.
THE sIH GEEAT .MEE STEEL PLYMOUTH
OF THE FALL RIVER LINE.
yenyes Pier IS, n. r., foot of Murray St. ana
Tss sersm stsef f,Iyr TMin CITY OF LOWELL
OF THE NORWICH LINE,
Pier SO. n. r., foot of Spring ST., at 9;sO 4: NJ
Tickets, $500, each steamer; number nm
tied. 49,,
The PLYMOUTH and LOWELL are ideal
Ocenn-GOinG stenmbOlts and are most per
equipped for Yacht Race service, uh-
der all weather conditions. Spacious Sa-
IoOns: m Ost ample Observation Decks; latest
departures; earliest arrivals In city after
rnces. FINE BAND OF MUSIC will ACCOM-
pany each steamer. Catering by the COM
pauy. .,.o
Cooks offices. s6l and 1,1S5 Broadway, tlat,
until 10 Il. M.,D and Hay mona
4 Whitcombs. 25 Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-27
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Westinghouse No 1855 for a one story brick
shed, SKIS; Leopold oPpenheimer No 1.IsT
Madison-ave, owner; Nreeland No 1901
Bathgate-a ave. architect.
is2d-s and Sedgwick ave, " corner. for a two
and one-half story brick dwelling house. 52x3l ;
james. No 124 West 54th-st owner: James
& Leo No l24 West 54th-st. architects. ........
New-York tribune., 1901-09-27
ATA SPECIAL TERN, Part II of the su-

"a prene Court in and for the County of New
yo,, at he House In the Borough OF
C,ity of New York. the 10th day of September
Present David McAdam. Justice. In the
the application James E McIarney have certain
mortgage discharged of record Upon reading and hng
August 18th 1901 and affidavit Albert W sea
man duly herein July 25th 1901 the certificate
Of Surrogate OF Westchester County
In the office the Register OF the County annexed
motion OF Joseph II. Fargis. at
petitioner ordered. that John r Rober
c. Williams Frances II. Whitlock, James b.
Philip r. Robert. Robert b. Floyd Jones
and of William Floyd Robert, deceased
persons interested in this proceeding show he
fore the a Special Term Part l thereof TO be
County Court House in the Borough OF Man
batan City of New York. on the enty-frst day OF
October, 1901 at 030 o'clock In the forenoon that
day thereafter counsel be why
James L. McIarney and Maria J.. his WIFE,
Eggleso recorded in the Office OF Register OF
the City County New-York August i6 1873
113s of Mortgages Page 199 affecting certain
premises situated in the Borough OF Manhattan,
County of New York the West side Third
seventyve and five inches Southerly
Southwest OF Sixtythrd Street Third
said mortgage thereafter assigned by George
W. Eggleso William Floyd Jones and John W Mills
Executors of the viii and Testament Phlip r
Robert deceased by assignment dated August 1873
the Office OF the Register of City
County of New York in Liber l140 OF Mortgages page
record. And further ordered that this be
published ir the New-Yor6 Law Journal and the n. Y
Daily Tribune week for four successive weeks.
Enter. -. McA., J.
JOSEPH II. FARGIS, Attorney for Petitioner. No 149
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. City of New-Yorlk
New-York tribune., 1901-09-27
Countrn 11roprrrp For Sale

INoR SALE.-Pot s5 acres surrounding Underhf Home
j. stead. Tuckahoe. n. Y. frontage Central
suitable for high class subdivision:
T. b. UNDERHILL
VONKERS-Two houses for sale 100 12i Nor
i ris ST. Beautiful location; river view
Ludlow station; and 10 all improvements lots
33.4xl0O; price. s650O-s7500 Apply local agent or
RODERICK ROSS. 12s Morris St
New-York tribune., 1901-09-27
For Both Sexes-Country.
BENNINGTON SEMINARY.
ICo-EDUCATIONAL1
BOUND BROOK R. r

1,,,,,x,xcrov BOUND BROOK r. n
location chosen for the healthfuness OF country ,'
and easy access CT the greater Eastern elites.
eouipped for training young for the duties Oh n
,,s social life business life Nobility OF character 0u
constant aim''-by precept example and assoe'~ =,
lege and home combined Finely equipped depaf'h
Natural Sciences and Chemistry; business eo'es -,
for bookkeeping and Technical Education
ranxements: pure mountain spring water electric -
two gymnasiums new buildings and furniture
reasonable. Catalogue free
THOMAS o'HANLoN. D. D.. LID. Pres,a.--
New-York tribune., 1901-09-27

Number of passengers limited to $50. Leave Pier 8.
Foot of Rector ST., 900 A. NJ
Refreshments Moderate Prices
station. Foot Of Liberty ST.. y. r.
Broadway 1900 Broadway and Steamers of Sandy
Hook accommodations apply I c. NJ.
Burt. Gen. Pass Ag't. 143 Liberty ST.. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-27
CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS.

5O1 WEST 112TH-ST
All outside light; eight front
each direction; all equipments most carefully
managed non-eevator property In city: heathful
and beautiful section; especially
oostrueted views Rents. $500 to sl.26o Opposite
Johns Cathedral adjacent to Columbia University
ngside and Riverside Parks northwest corner
danl-ave Apply Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1901-09-27

MISS EDITH ROBERTS school, - East eoth street.
wi Tenth. Miss Roberts can De seen.
hy anoointuent CireuiAxa on AnnlicAhoA
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-29

The handsome bonze tablet II rect
by < witch the fate Of New Hamp-
shire presented 10 the battleship ~
bama is giving he officers q good deal
of trouble, It was intended<to occupy
a positIon on the ex2riof OF the for
ward turret dlrectlg under and be
tween the two II inch guns Bigurs
beads MING become obsolete, thai
norton 81 a man-of-war is used nova.
DAVIS q receive the ships escutcheon.
Bntthe wotkmen find It Impossible to
bofe holes in the harveyized steel in
order to rivet II, and It may have to
occupy a less conspicuous position.