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New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
.1-crTox SALES YESTERDAY

, . cbe-,,sn. 90 sth-s (St Marks Place
by ~ n Of s;ave 276K1l2 10: story 9fr 5 Fl al
$ 80 II - Irnaus Steiner Leopold Aoler 80 e. e.
oitelusu' f-rs artys { Flint, jr, rel cue on JueI
500 o. - costs $3.50 Is; taxes. etc sSS w. 10
h2nn 5 IB,eT a9I + Never & So lSS3,s Sore
r. p: - erax-ave l6sx99ll story bk CIV "a; saSsTt
II o. I T fSraelne barker al agt MARY z sosi @
n .n1 r l. Crawford. attys: X Ely Zoo -
q al La, ~ = si1 a "a: costs S45T cs: taxes etc s 49,
-, rjafntfN for Sl2.5Oo. , o,.a .p5 -qfh-
10 n p ingraharn Amsterdam ave al!a
8, W corner lO2 2xlOO unfinished stoTy I, Il ,enton
g foreclosure sale; l. . Brien ast ii IA L.
:. ~. u g. y I OtSornan. sttys; w II fAILls To- 01
N indgt sas 4d6 %. prior mort sloooo MltiIi "a 70
N'' I32rnar5 Smvth & sons: 2S1 len0N ave . 30 -
- i9athsr 10 sx75; story h. win stoiES. -,
Florence Rose agt Jeremiah
- al Studin & Enrich. attys; Max MossE reri % r7orf
iudgt s3.O9s. costs $3.50 81 taNss g. sIne die
T5y ThiliD A sHyth 331 f S5th St $ 20 II " u
.-xis O. story bk foreclosure sale' ,E r-LE
~ Ayor tr etc agt Flood ct all suilNah et En-
ativs. ] McEviIly. ref; due on Jaogt Si,.o' Si,. -
osf s33i 15; taxes etc Sl59 &C. TO A u BeHdheh TOT
SUI
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forerlosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

SlIREME CO.. XXI, NEW 1ORh COUNTY -
Ella TIemann. Plaintiff. against Francis j.
Schnugg Defendant.-In Of Judgment
closure and sale duly made entered
titled action, bearing date the first 1901
l. the Undersigned the Referee in said Judgment
viii sell public the New York Real Estate
SalesrOom. No. III Broadway, Borough OF Man
ber 1901. twelve o'clock day. by William
NJ Ryan auCtuncer the premises directed by said udg
ment be sold. and therein described follows: All
that certain lot piece parcel OF land building
thereon erected situate lying and being in he Twelfth
Ward Of the city OF New York. Borough Of Manhattan
which is bounded and described follows, wit;
mencng at point on the Southwesterly side OF the
Feet two and half inches Northweserly from the
ner formed by the intersection NortEcrly Of
one hundred and hyeighth Street with the Southwest
eTy side OF said Boulevard Lafayette along
curvng Southwestery side thereof.
souhery or nearly and OF the distance through
party wall seventytwo feet and nine
er!y side OF one hundred eighth
uereoh distant hundred and fourteen feet and
eighth inches Westerly from the aforesaid
ence running Westerly along said Northery line
street eighteen feet thence Northery parallel
hald flrst mentioned distance
through another wall
quarters OF inch SouthWesterly o IA
oueNhrd Lafayette point thereon distant along said
Souull"eSteTly side thereof nineteen feet and
Ietn inches Northwesterly from the point place Of
and thence Souheasieriy along said Boulevard
measuring along said curvinK Southweserly side
thereof nineteen feet eighth inches
point or place Of beginning
Dated. New York August 1901
'+tt..t-S H. MEYER Attorney for Plaintiff 30 Cedar
street New York
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SUPREME COUNT, county OF SOW York.-

The American Missionary Association Piain;iT against
others Defendants In pursuance %
Judgment sale duly made and entered
entitled action and bearing date the !'
day OF 1901 l. the undersgnrd the fHfer.e IN
named viii sell at public auction al u"
New SaltFroon. No III BTon4~aF, IN
Of ot New York, tn" lith
day Of September 1901 X o'clock that dAN.
by William NJ RYAN. AVctionscr. the premises directed
soid and therein descrit"d FOL
lows: piece parcel ~ land with
improvements thereon erected hitht"
lying and being in the city County and Stite of Ne"
Yor Borough of Manhattan. bounded and described hs
follows: Beginning point the souheriy side ot
distant Three hundred and ten 3lo feet
southwest OF l4oth street and
Amsterdam Avenue; running thence touthwary part OF
the way through party wall and parallel with Amster
dam Avenue 9a) feet eleven uD inches %
the block: running thence w"stwardly
along said the block Fifteen tia) feet
ming northwardy again parallel with Amser
Avenue Ninety nine 800 feet and eleven tl inches
Street. running thence eastwarfly along
i0th 90 the point place Of be
ginning said premises being now known as ana "y e
number 62s West lIHth StTeet.
Dated New York. August 20th. 1901.
GEORGE J. TAYLOR. Referee.
wM IVES wAsHBURN Attorney FOR Plaintiff. No II
broadway Borough Manhattan. New York city.
following diagram OF the property 10 be sold
its street number IS 52S West lloth Street
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

6th-ave n g cor Of 97th-st. O9x2co: LLOYD
Bryce to lSouFke Cochran ,. p....1. pa, $50:
52iost No i35 West 25x1oO.5 Jacob Rothschlid
20 Charles " Hsrkness and another' II - an.
siS 10
13renue-st n 8 cor Of Essex-st. 2J1Io; jacob tII-
der and another 10 Michael Price; 5, sll; .,
mtge S47, 900. 'A'
Mniberry-st No ia; Louis Gordon ct sl 70 vii
IAN II Faust and another; X ), ss' Intse' SS<'-
,oS,S 80 225 fe = of iOth-ave 2s.6xiOo.1i;
the New-York Life Insurance and Trust com ~
pany by trustee Henry + Smith: X > sll 10 30
Same prop; Henry + Smith and wife 10 Albert Ii
Mathews; r s. sI3 IS; mtge. s2S'
2Otb-st n s. 10 II Of 2d-ave. 2O&9zi Eusrho %,
Krmartia to William Z Strickland 4 ), - To- ~
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A1-cTIoN SALES TO-DAY.

D., p., 7 Kennellv & Co: 214 West 13Gth ST, s s.
aoI : n W OF 7th-ave l6.sxg9ll; story . a"s S :,
-1s,re sale: Equitable Life Assurance Socle.g, ast
Nan BrInt et al; Alexander Colby. attHs L. - @
ms ref: Judgt. slllos 81 COSTS S'-'" w. ~
etc. s424 80 - OF, -o,.be-, F,ouIevard
~ II n . of 81 Anu's-aVe, 252SHSs23
story b n h. with stores foreclosure sale IL
g s,b ~ act ] z Doyle al Howland, alufisE o.
TSyertice attvs; ref due on Jncst sli'o D.
costs $40 %; taxes, etc. si,lf0-
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C,,4 -KITC'fIE.NMAID.-B French mar
ried coupe: husband hrst-class cher anu
pastry: wife as kitchenriaid; best family
references. VINCENT. 81 West lVtn-st-
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obstruction.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
CUTLER SCHOOL
NO. 20 EAST 50TH ST. Reopens Tuesday. October 1ss
Mr. Cutler or the Registrar will at the schoolhouse
after September 10th.
Summer address. HollIston. Mass.
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Mcst 1lsth Street.

The approximate Of the lien charge 20 satisfy
which The above described property Is be sold
$40 $50 90 interest thereon from July 81 1901 to
allowances amounting 20 <tE' u3
with interest August J. 1901 together with the eH
approximate amount of and
ssesKmrnfs or other liens which be allowed tho
purchaser out OF the purchase money paid by the
Referee : SG9 90
Dated, New York. August /. 1901.
REGINAI.D IL WILLIAMS Referee.
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0ifatlcus.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
- YORK by the Grace Of God Free and Independent
To Charles h Macy and Archibald s Mlignn. the hus
band heir and kin OF Sarah S Macy, deceased.
George F Eschbach, Of The city
OF New York lately applied TO the Surrogaes Court
of York TO have certain instrument
writing relating both real and personal property
proved the last WIZ and Testament ~ Sarah s.
Mac late Of New York. deceased There
fore YOU and you cited before the
eurroeate of our County York his Office
County York the Both day Of September. one
thousand nine hundred and half o'clock
the forenoon OF that day then and there
probate OF the VIII and Testament And
ou es are hereby cited as under the twenty
one years are required by guardian
haze one or II YOU have and apply
10 be appointed event OF neglect failure
guardian viii tr appointed ny the surrogate to
represent and act for you the proceeding.
In Whereof. We have caufed the seal OF the
Surrogate's Court Of the said County Of New
Yorl. o be hernunto affixed
Frank T. Fitzgerald Surro-
IT. 81 cate Of our said County of New York. n said
- - County the day OF August. in the year of
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk q the Surrogate's Court
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SrbooI AqeNctes.


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS aGEycY
~ supplies Professors. Teachers fU,ors ,;overnrss,
Colleges. SCHOOLS F'aml..es AppIy to
Ar. n YOUNG+FCLT0S. ~ Union SGua.s
FTVEACHERS WANTED-y.a dies: Superior Vocalist H-
Il college: Vocal Music German for school: Ger
nGtivet for first class LADY spesEn
French. for New York city school. cultured EngIsS
lady. with German French and Music for family sv
English lady. with superior Music Drawing Tor am
lily. salary bsTal also several E1E,Ish. French and Ger
ladies for families
Gentlemen: Chemistry and Physics. Epscopalian also
General Assistant ErSC0palia1. Manual Training and
Drawing CCEnm5cdlut fer Military School Episc0uaian
preferred; Mining Engineer; CoIcmsrcia Branches Eps-
pasn preferred; Military IriII. Football Elementary
English; Latin Greek French Latin. and Ah-
letics. Latin a1i Greek Episc palan preferred English
Natural Sciences and Athletics. Yale Harvard preferred
English and German; Tutor speaking French and German
with Stenography
Apply to Mrs NJ T. YOUNG FULTON. American q
Foreign Teachers Agency, . Union Square, New York
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

yila-ave q q, 22l8 II 8 OF Van Courtlanct-ave.
FOR one-ard- -a-haif-story frame dwelling
house lsK30; Theresa B. No $50 Hudson-st.
.Hst o%Her miner 40 100 s15o
7th-st n s. 2OS e OF 2d-ave Wlliamsbrioge;
for one-story frame stable 3022O; II y Boyle
premises, owner; p Smith. No 80 helly-st on,
Nathala-ave, " s. Is n Of Windham Place; for
two two-story frame dwelling houses, 2ixi4
sen Se1iniE F5wo9S 'archftect .... l2Oc
155th-st W 5 5i.ll II g O Nicholas ave; for
tNo-story brick stable, 3GxS4; Charles 4 Pea
%S S3ag: y3a w West i2th-sf' architect .... l20t
IJnd-aye s. 1913 # OF l65th-st; for a two
gtory frame dwelling house. q. .6x6l 6; Louis
man iG5s ogden"are architect. GooC
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WANTED.-An expert gloveftter; only
those with Al references and experience
need apply ADDRESS KID GLOVES TITO
une DfIicp
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The approximate OF the lien charge 10 safety
which the property is to be sold is Sl2
with interest thereon from the 10th day Of August
1901 together with and allowance amounting TO
s33s 20 and together with the expenses OF tho sale The
OF the assessments and water
allowed the purchaser OF
purchase paid by the Referee is sio6 IL
and
Dated New York the 2oth day of August. 1901
GEORGE J. TAYLOR. Referee.
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Nof,re of 6ummous.
CIIPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

CsIpREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- NEW YoRK-Iirniiy E. Whitney, Plaintiff. against
Robert Edwin Whitney, Defendant summons Action
Ior 70 @ an ComnV of New York To the above named Defend
hereby summoned to answer the complaint
copy Of your answer the
Plaintiffs Attorneys within 20 days after the service OF
this summons exclusive OF the day or service and II
be against by default for the relief demanded
HOUSE, GROSSMAN & VORHAUs.
Plaintiffs Attorneys once Postofice Address Nos
SO to es Park Row World Building Borough Of Man
To hs above The foregoing
by publication pursuant to order Of
1e on Of ae State of NeW the
q July 1901 and fled the 2e,h & day Of July With
New York at tie County IIouse. Borough
Manhsttan nc city & Of New s YSsk s in 1ao said State
HOUSE. GROssMAN & vORHAUs.
Attorneys Plaintiff. Office and Posofce Address, Nos
SO SO Park Row. World Building Borough Of Man
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
AN OF NEW YORK.-Henry schr Boden-
Germany pefendant Paints designate the COUNT
New York as the Place OF trial summons @ @ bb acn0n & mo
complaint in this action and to serve
20 days after the this summons exclusive OF
the OF service and in of your failure to appear
for the relief demanded in the complaint
DA'e' '"'S -''l sTEINIIARDT & GOLDMAN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Office and Post Office Address:
No 81 Nassau Street Manhattan. New York City.
I>eipziger Leipzig. Germany: The foregoing
an order Of Hon lanes A. blanchard. a Justice OF the
Supreme Court OF the state of New York dated the 2st
the Ce of the COUNTY of New York at the COUNTY Court
York in the State Of New York which said Complaint was
sTE1NHARDT & GOLDMAN.
81 Nassau Street, Manhattan New York City.
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Conntrn properin 90 Eet.

I(RICK Dwelling House Lease in New Haven,
- on Orange ST.; minutes walk from Yale University
contains IA has been thoroughly renovated IN
Guiding decorations sanitary plumbing; immed-
possession OVIATT 81 Church New Haven.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
RAILROAD BUYS RIGHT OF WAY

pbiiip A. smyth has sold the right OF way
through about thirteen acres OF saI ,o tbe New
Pocbeue division OF the New-f ork; fa,i ad
and Hartford Railroad COMPANY N
sttns The tracks of the line-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
ON COMMERCIAL BUILDING MoRTGAGED.

OLD COMMERCIAL BUILDING MO7iH4
Woodbury. G. Langdon yesterday mortsageo NJ
IS to 42 Broadway and No 4s TO 53 New-st' TO 'le
Feovrerv Savings Bank. for 1925 600 at per sel m
ATr T9ngdon has recently received seEefal o.
for this property, which is the old oomrneic'"'
I3nildng.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
BOARD AND ROOMS.

- MANSON O%-AyE.-Iarge. handsomely
furnished rooms for families or gentle
men. viih board. single rooms; references
exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
z HOTEL NEAR YoNKERs.

TO BUILD LARGE HOTEL Nt1Ah IO-|
The American Real Estate Company mas mao
mans drawn by Bruce Price for arg TS corl ~
T. t,,,,lt at park Hfn. YOnkers. me WON 'A
i,,s1,lg pT the hotel will begin at early date-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
REAL ESTATE
W. BOURKE COCHRAN FIGURES IN
FIFTH-AVE DEAL-HE TAKES TITLE
TO ONE-FOURTH INTEREST IN
LARGE PLOT IN THE
HIGHLANDS.

LLOYD s. Bryce yesterday transferred 10 w
Fourke Cochran the title to onefourth interest IN
the vacant plot. 1eO9x2e9 feet, at the northeast
corner Of Nlnety-seventh-st. and Fifth-ave for
ssC. go.
Rernard Smith e. Sons have sold for Sonn Broth-
ers No 40 West One-hundred- d-and-forty-second-
St a four story light stone American basement. nt
du,ellpo house lSX(i0X99 feet This is the sihh
house sold of a row of thirteen recently COM
j Pbtllirs G. Co. have sold for James >.
Carney to George A. Reeber plot at the nor TN
wesr corner of One-hundred- -and-Seyenty
and Fort Washington Ridge Road. 1IGtox Irregular.
Mr. Reeber will build house for MS own occu-
Mandelbaum & Levine have sold to David Craw-
ford Nos 232 and pa West Twenty-eighthast Two
FIVE story tenement houses. with stores Inc size
Of each house is 25x9S9 feet.
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad has leased from Johh
J Runkle for a term of thirty years at mex an
uiIal rental of $4,000 No. 233 Fifth-aVe-. a Tour
story brick building 249x100 feet, at the south
corner Twenty-ninJh-st- IT is said 70 be the m
tention Of the company to establish oHlceS IN me
building ii. r. Drew & Co. were The agents VINO
negotiated the lease.
q Nest Thirty-fourth-st. for about S3J,e9
Holm T Duff has sold TO operator a lot, 20xlo1
feet on the east side Of Tenh-ave., 20 feet south
of d-and-seVenth-st
Charles Rubinger has sold for Joseph l.. Butten-
wieser No. 232 Ninth-ave six story ana pase-
u1ent fathouse. TO Joseph c. Zauderer.
Nathan T. Clark sold TO Jessie Meyer ne"
apartment house. No. S05 West Eghtieth-st, Iox
1922 feet.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23

PosTLGRADUATE HOSPITAL GETS HOUSE
The New-York POSTGRADUATE Medical Schooi ana
Hospital Yesterday took title to the house NO 80
East Twentieth-st, from Ntllan +. Sdlohi3iiu'
The house adjoins the hospital
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
MACHINERY.

,vood and iron working machines. fully
rroranteed: machinery bought and ex-
onanged GEO II. EDDY. aus Madison-st
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DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY

LEARN designnR. rresscutting. dressmak-
ing lsdies tailoring and millinery. g.
starts you. perfect fitting patterns sos
Paris styles Just IN. NJ DOWELL SCHOOL,
3iO-3Is 6th-ave
DRESSM MAKING.-Skirts ST. 81 30 and g.:
perfect nt and style. l6T East J3d-st
Two flights.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
THE HAMPTONS.
Gonnirn prcpcrtp for Sale.

stead Tuckahoe. ". Y: frontage Central Park nve
suitable high class subdiVlsion;
7. Il. CSDERHiLL
A ADVERTISEMENTS snd subscriptions Tho Tribune
n their Uptown once No. iz42 broadway.
"a door sist-st. until D. m. advertise
received the following branch Offices regular
once rates until O'Clock Wis.,. "a o.
.3d l61 oth-ave. l2hI Nacy's. oth-avo
l4thst: lS2 coiumbusase. West
west zed ST.. near otil-sye.: % East i4th-st.;
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CARPET CLEANING.

j. & j. w. @llllAM9,
sieam Carpet Cleaning 35J West 34th-s,
Telephone 3o0 Columbus HelayinE 4 ape
cialty.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.~-Car-
pets cleaned BY steam. by hand or on the
moor I.3's broadway. AL East 4sth-sI.
COE q RRANDT. Tel i32-ssth
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Liberal AMOUNTS ADVANCED

BRING your Jewelry. gold and silver &c
MAX BERNSTEIN. 2Ti West I23th-st.
near elevated station
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23

NURSE. E.-Redned. experienced NoEth IN m
man nurse TO children from tw2 years sis
city or country: references N ~
East S3G-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23

LADIES bring your furs now 10 have them
stylishly remodellsd. s BROWN. Prac-
tlcaI Furrier 20 West 125th-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
HELP WANTED.
Fem ME.

FIRST CLASS experIcnced waitress: Swede
preferred Apply At lc6 East sfss-st., he
tween q and : II. m Must come wen tec-
commended. curfare paid.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23
billiard AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD and Pool Tables. new. second
hand. $50 up; easiest payments. AARN
BROS. - Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23

NURSE-Rv experienced French lady, la.,-S: -
care for invalid lady; city or eouN'r
good hOusekeerer: per-onai
V I21 West 19th-st
New-York tribune., 1901-08-23

WANTED.-A housekeeper: competent 10
manage a town and country house. thor
ouEhly experienced in all the various
branches OF housekeeping and the care OF
an extensively finished house. the serving
Of dinners and the management Of ser
wants Address inc,osing copy Of refer
snces as 10 reliability and capacity, Mrs
G /. ". $40 Delaware-ave.. Buffalo. y, y.
The times., 1901-06-01
LATE ARMY ORDERS.
Several Transfers and Leaves of Alb
sence Directed.


| The following army orders were issued
at the War Department yesterday:
By direction of the Secretary of War.
| First Lieut.. Louis T. Hess. assistant sur
geon, u S. A, is relieved from further
duty at the u. s. General Hospital, Pre-
! sidio OF San Francisco. and win proceed
10 Fort Bayard, N. Mex, and report in
person to the commanding officer of the
U. s. General Hospital at that place for
! duty.
By direction Of the Secretary of War.
Major Edward E. Hardin, Seventh u. S.
Infantry, is detailed as member of the
examining board convened at the Presi-
dio of San Frarcisco. by Special Orders.
No. us, May Is, 1901, from this office,
vice Major Louis A. Craig, Fifteenth L.
S. Cavalry. hereby relieved.
BY direction OF the Secretary OF War
Capt. B. Frank Cheatham, quartermaster.
u. s. Army, recently appointed, now at
Nashville. Tenn. will proceed at once to
Chicago, ILL.,. and report in person to the
commanding general, Department of the
Lakes, for temporary duty. upon the COM
pietion of which he win proceed to Seat
tie. Wash. and report in person to Major
George Ruhlen, quartermaster. U. S.
Army, for assignment to duty IS quarter
master and acting commissary on the
transport Rosecrans. to relieve Capt. John
Gibbon, jr., assistant quartefmaster, U. S.
Volunteers.
Leave of absence for one month is
granted Capt. Samuel w. Miller. Fifth U.
S. Infantry, to take effect upon his muster
out as major, Forty-sixth Infantry, q. s.
Volunteers.
BY direction of the Secretary of War.
First Lieut.. William K Naylor, Ninth
L. S. Infantry, now at Evanston, ILL.,,
on leave of absence OF which he availed
himself at San Francisco. Cal. will
proceed to Chicago, Ill, and report in
person to the commanding general, De-
partment of the Lakes, for duty
By direction of the Secretary of War.
First Lieut.. Charles D. Heron Twenty
first United States Infantry, is trans
ferred to the Eighteenth U. s. Infantry,
Company B.
By direction of the Secretary of War.
Second Lieut.. Lyle H. Pedlar. Thirty
sixth lafantry. L. s. Volunteers. having
arrived in San Francisco. Cal, from
the Division of the Philippines and
his regiment having been mustered out Of
the service. is honorably discharged from
the service of the United States by the
Secretary of War. to take effect this date
his services being no longer required.
The times., 1901-06-01
GRADUATES IN PHARMACY.
Fifteen Students Receive Degrees
From the National College.

The National College of Pharmacy held
it's twenty-ninth annual commencement
last night at the National Theatre, grad
uating fifteen students. The class is COM
posed of men with one exception. Miss
Helen III. Proctor, who, in gradual tirfg
joins a group of young women now num-
bering six, who have received degrees from
the institution The following are the
graduates: Alexander Shiras Daggett. F.
Perkins Dewey, jr., Peter Joseph Duncan
Josiah II. Holland. Charles E. Houghton
Adam Kemble. William T. Kerfoot jr..
]. Arthur KIinger. John Kraus. W. Fred
wick Mattingly, Helen NJ. Proctor. Fred
erick Repetti. Jesse A Simpson, Thomas
Stretton. Frank A. Tuck.
The class officers of this years class
are: Adam Kemble President; f. P
Dewey. jr-. Vice President; Helen NJ.
Proctor, Secretary. and Frank a. Tuck,
Treasurer.
The incidents Of the programme were in
terspersed with music by the Marine
Band. The invocation was delivered by
Rev. A Freeman Anderson. and the ad-
dress by Edwin B. Hay. He spoke of the
chemistry OF the olden times. how it had
been called the black art and how the
apothecary was a mortal despised, quoting
Romeo's speech, .Methinks hereabouts an
apothecary doth dwell" in support of his
assertion.
With this as a preface he drew com
parison showing how great has been the
progress, and to what an extent evolu-
tion has developed the pharmaceutical art
from black art of poisons to an art OF
healing and assistance to the sick. Cleo
patra,' he said. "practicing in her little
way the black art, made a most costly
meal, dissolving a pearl in vinegar. The
art OF chemistry can take things apart
but, alas, II cannot put them together
again -
He alluded to the search for the nbi-
losopher's stone, which was he said an
effort to produce something out of nothing
That spirit he considered the besettfnay sin
OF this age, and he warned the graduates
against It. The only road TO real riches
and real success, he declared. was throupb
hard work and energetic Efforts
There We're seated upon the stage VII
nam q. Roe, Vice President: Wymond n
Bradbury, Secretary, and Walter c Duck
EFT. treasurer. of the National College op
Pharmacy, and Herbert C. Easierday
Samuel L. Hilton. William S ThornDsoT,
Samuel Waggaman. and Frank p. Weller
trustees, as well as William +. HiIda,
brand, professor of pharmacy, and Freder-
lex a HOlton, professor of anaiyticaI
0@i
Peter Joseph Duncan, valedictoriar -,
the class. made a pleasing speech of con-
graduation, thanks. and farewell To the
officers Of the institution and the fac,IItI,
and TO his fellow students.
The times., 1901-06-01
ORDERS TO HOSPITAL CORPS.
Programme of Field Exercises
Prescribed for Their Use.


The War Department yesterday made
public the following daily programme of
field exercises for the Hospital Corps sta
toned at the General Hospital, Washing
ton Barracks:
l. Company exercises-(a) Calisthenic
class; Cb) company drill. A. n s. Michael
Howe, instructor.
2. Bearer drill by classes-(a) First class,
shelter tent pitching; CD second class,
drill with loaded litter, A. H. S. Howe. in
structor; (c) third class, exercises with
triangular bandage.
3. Practical field work by the first and
second classes-Showing the work at the
front by a brigade section OF an ambu-
lance company-(al establishment of the
dressing station; Cb) establishment of the
ambulance station; (e) the work of the
firing line: First aid in the field; removing
wounded by litter, on horseback. by
blanket, litter. and without litter by one
or more bearers.