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OFFERS.

cHAS. GRIFFITH MOSES & BRO. 1900 Amrer.
dam av;1oner a choice store and IA, prop
fmE on 80 Az; WI exchange for Washington
excaystcd, at Sd av. and i74th ST.. lignily mort
rutland 4 WHITING, Beekman St.-At Ma.
maroneck' a country place on the SHORE. with
large. perfectly e%aulpped house. &c. 70
loan a. /. and "a per cent. in sum, OF $4,000
JOHN =. DOYLE & SONS. IS William St.-orcr q
nve story and basement apartment house at
Madison av' and 10Th st. 2lxSo, rental S7,l?0
Also. Investment property in Front S.. near
wan, Also, a four story and bascmcni, dwell
ing on the north side Of S9d -, near Columbus
o. be paid on a, option. Of buyer. Also: q
three story and basement dwelling between
wILII&sif hf$M NY'! EoL %Si pp L VS. ;%' 10Th ST.
a four story. brownSionc dwelling. i6sS5SS
eSl; price. .?j,ppo Also. on SSih ST., near
in" isSssSio66 p rTre' s SOD "r AND SS set dTs ST..
s ssSr cI sr2aG DfiSc. : GSSi'' nsr' Ta'ge s MiSe 5. f, "r,
ranged. Also, a bonded warehouse business,
purchase, good VIII and 1880 square fee, Of
D. l. KEYNEILLY 4 co" Z Pin. st.-orc a, r.2d
St d snd s s'h S sy1 a plot IG 2 2ss 20. 'sg9s easy; Ai sfal
FOLSOM BRoS., sSi BroGdway Eoaer On Yves, i'm
nricc os RSS '; s5.ooS io Teai aSoSt $1,000. '' xisS.
a three story dwelling on a Lexington az
S SSsmeT' s ssSo2 S''h H. s'S'G ;o to c ,,aTy an aS ssIH1G;
on S,h St, between Sth and 9Th avs, 2oS5SI
B. l.. KESNFiLY co. 7 Pine s., -orcr 5000
square feet OF land on the East side. suitable
for factory purposes. price and terms on np
Il. the Vicinity Of Ssth av': price. $500 ~
DE SELDlNG BROS, iip broadway Orcr In
tenement; nreen minutes from Delaney st.
brIdgt' bulGlng sand on property easy terms.
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REAL r A NEWS.

Last weeks dealings In the realty market
comprised nearly a dozen important trans
sctions, some Of which affected classes OF
property and sections OF the city that have
hitherto been dormant. The movement
IN large property Is chiefly confined 70 sites
for hotels. apartment hotels and ontco and
loft buildings. and il sustained principally
by speculative syndioates. Still. there was
a fair sprinkling OF Investment transactions
and brokers generally report a broader In
oulry for real estate investments OF every
description.
IL Is believed that a larger proportion
than usual OF January interest and dividend
disbursements will and its way into the IN
ycstment branch OF the realty market OWNS
70 the high level Of prices In stocks and bonds.
In real estate. the tendency OF net rents Ia
unmistakably upward. Real estate Ia for
sale subject 10 leases that guarantee a net
4 10 Q per cent. return for ten. fifteen. or TWEEN
ty-one years. with prospect OF an increase
in the fee value OF the property by the end
of the lease.
The sohubart property on iasth street.
which was sold last week. 10 believed by
brokers who have had IL on their books to
have brought less than s4oo. 900. For the
same property Oscar Hammcretein offered
$500. 900 before he built the Harlem Opera
House on an adjoining plot.
Last weeks speculative tr ana ctions re-
yealeQ q tSnucuCy NOWhIu u ENbutnptioh VI
APARTMENT house construction and an ex-
tension OF apartment hotel construction to
Harlem. The building Of apartment houses
has been practically suspended since the new
tenement House law went into effect. At
least two plots were sold last week on the
West Side professedly as sites for elevator
Gate. In Harlem two big plots were sold
as sites for apartment hotels. one Of twelve
and the other Of sixteen stories. While
Harlem has experimented to some extent
With apartment hotels they have not been
considered an attractive proposition there
heretofore. But the great size OF the buildings
projected last week seems to imply a different
class Of accommodation and service. with
lower prices. and the departure will be
watched with interest. for. II successful.
Il will logically raise land value throughout
q large part OF Harlem.
The tendency toward decentralization OF
apartment hotel construction which has
been noted since last summer will. II II per-
sis,s. undoubtedly occasion q rcadjustTe1 t
OF land values In many localities. 1t Is there
fore suggestive that eighteen new hotels
and apartment hotels have already been
projected for the coming year, During
the past year plans were filed for thirty-nve
hotels and apartment hotels at a cost OF SIS
500, 900. while in 1900 seven were projected,
10 cost 400. 900. From these figures IL
seems probable that the hotel type Of hous-
ing Is 10 play an increasin gly important
part In modifying accepted standards of
spnraisal
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Mechanics q

10th 81, 1872 1874 ": Frank H~eitzner VS. Slmp-
son & Jewell Ct al
2lSt st, :, ass " 7th av, 35xiOO William II
Meser role VS. Meta Frank and n 5000
Tooth 81. n 5, 100 " Amsterdam av, l0hSiOc:
Reinhart Chemical Co vs. Abraham y
broadway. 5 e cor oath So. o3 .slito: New
York Flexible Wood Flooring Co vs. Ada
T. bingham and ano .,...--- )
BROADWAY, : c cor a,th ST. - .3Ii+6x irreR:
stone a Crawford W. a 2 Bingham and
broadway. S g cor sIth st, lOosi.ss; Adam
Happcl W. same. ... -- .
Broadway. S c cor oath 81. ooxiio Dimock
a Pink Co VS. same ....... =
iiT,h 81. 81 Z. Samuel HopElnson vs. Helena
Broadway, q E cor oath 81. as sIi4s; Frank
y Grob VS. Ada z Bingham and ano
Broadway. \ G cor cath -. 90 3titdt irreg
Jane I Lemon vs. Ada Y bingham ana
10Th 81. %? ?aO r. Eureka Cemen, Co W.
Martin II kempner
sth sv. i?o. David Saron ~ Charles Ap-
Broadway. : cor sith 81. s9Sxli0, irreg.
Church T. Gates a Co rs AdA Z bingham
and AnO .... .
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satisfied Mechanic, Liens.

lseth st. OS2 $50 y HEM Brown and ano vs.
Emma ~HOrcnburgcr, Dec v, 1871 u.
i2sih 81. iS2 W. Harm W hell We Lawrence
Bros. oct ~. 1901
i,Oth i. 1872 is4 v WnIlAm Buess vs. SAM.
Nov 20. 1891
i7pth u. :. SIS = 1th az. SONiO0. Nnccnio
Sruitclla " Frank Jewell. March 70. 1901
nth NJ. ~ 2ss " bottfried Orthingrf - al
vs. Daniel H0 senhauuI. oct 3. 1901
Same PROPERTY. Nay.ef knerr & son W
same and auu. De- 8. 1871
SAM propeur Caudec 4 smith "a same.
sept ~. 1911 q
SANE properly Manhattan Hnck a Terra
Gotta co ~ same. sept -. isli
Klng a a. a. Arssf &ssrl r. al Va samuel
M~Akransay. Dec -. ilpl !,
Iph y. = is1 e. 81 AN. 7bNi0 lfhiieil
Hrus A co " Dora Srh~rI. juno ~ lsul
Tsth -. : y cor Iau Az. touaitt Louis
H,s. a son ~ " rbb GThlltr WORKS ~
al. S.,' q wi
SAT- - "a Grotgs " NrAud4s ~ MsD A
DUs-ul and Hn0 bee IS lyUi
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WANTS N OffERx
REAL ESTATE
BOARD or BROKERS
OF the or NEW YORK,
NO. III BROADWAY.
WANTS.

FOLSOM BROS, SIS Broadway, Want for a printer
lo01o 10 1000 square feet In q building with
modcrn oonvcniencoS within a half mile of the
entrance TO the Bridge. Also. on AID ST., be-
tween "a and Sd avs. ct least 40 feet with pos
session; and on oist ST. between Lexington
and Park avs. two adjoining houses with
possession In March, 1902,
RULAND d WHITING. 9 Beekman St.-Want
small house on Murray AN for q cash Gus
WIN; HENRY. FOLSOM. II West 2sth st.-wsnts
below 18th 81, between Park and eth avs, q
private dwelling OF about 20 feet front and
three or four stories.
DE ID BROS, 40 Broadway. Want I'm
- medlateiy a new corner building. with about
leUo square feet. below 10Th ST., West Side
preferred. no power required. Also, In WI.
nAmsburg, brooklyn, a factory building about
1O5lg and four or more stories high.
.. EnGAR d CO, ~ West t3d ST.
want about five cheap lots. with or without
Old buildings, as near the river front as posi-
bic. suitable for smelling metals.
ChAS, GRIFFITH MOSES & BROS, 18th
~. ana Amsterdam Av-WAnt a single nat,
nshuy mortgagcd, on the West Side.
between 10Th and 10th SITS, in exchange for
private house aud a LOT on Washington
DE BROS lao Broadwsy-wsnt a corner
oulldlng below. i+th 81. containing 1900 to
1900 square feet. for light manufacturing;
new building preferred.
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Recorded Mortgages.

DOWNTOWN.
tSoufh OF Fourteenth ~
fwhere no Interest Is stated read s per centl
Equitable Life Association society. due.
william 81 q e cor Spruce st: Rober, z Bon.
ner and ano to the Bank for Savings. Q yrs. 5000
R' 1sinsraa s. d IL, a ssis T IS. isSs. : ps rs ssSs. 1000
Park row, 27S; John z Simpson and ano TO
Sarah ? Herrick, due May 1. 100, 9 per
Water st. 70; JAIME o;Donneli to American
Mortgage Co. l is.co0
EAST sIpR
tEaa OF FIN az. befrren Fourteenth and iioh SsJ
gan 70 the jacob Hoifman brewing Co.
s,d st, and 8 I, D f.rqquhar curtis to En-. W.
10Th st, SIS Z: Mary L Belts TO Title ousran-
tee and Trust Co, 5 yrs. AZ per cent ..,,. 1000
wKsT SIDE.
twsa Of Fffh az. berses Fourteenth and iioih sd
io<th 81, 8 s. 4s4.0 W Columbus av; James
stanton TO Amelia McCaul as trustee. 1
VI. Q per cent 1900
io.h st. n $, 100 " Amsterdam sv; George
Society, due Jan I, 1905. "a per cent gold. 5000
HABLEN.
Mdnhdttdn Island. nofh OF iiosh ST.
i?eth st. 2s E sth av: Matilda L Gibbs to
George v Lockwood. trustee. 3 yrs ....' slo'oo
BRONX.
thorough OF TIE Bronr.
is2d s, or Kingsbrdge road. sw cor Gather,
Inc st. now Daily sv, Eli esbridgo road
10 Albert tSs z ZEN SeMo,;. s' yTs' 3 per cent ''''' 5000
Same property; same TO same. 5 yrs 0 per
Jerome av. W $ al 5 9 old Anderson av:
Adalyn Smith and ano 10 Annie $ Greacen' ~
h1 q Mary ayi T,: Is: 100 ! : m 1Sss 2; : yrs su ] psr ' ssS,,
Potter place S $. $40. e Nsrion av; Ernst
c Weymann to Louis Fleischmann. 8 yrs, -
v pff cent. q. o. 70 H cd sas s HHs.sHHfH ~
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NOT 81 o. - PAT urufss n Nulsf sIcf and
ifasis. A. 81 lNsu a uftd lu q 81 artlau o..
ubfair pHnsFHslH $50 \ uaI
MI F 81 a. IaT raNf sH lnHrpA n NafHFn
81 al aINluU g. obtain pHrsrstlHN SANE atl
nauf lfuHfffH NaIIH Uufuan 81 81 Nh Harf
aftIHl o. shialu uatsrtluu saUf 49,
Ma 81 - 49,. NH llrn ufUnin 81 al slIuu
ta UbialH uaaasaHU tauf 900
Issd III q y AlfnaHdu hthaH a. hstId 'fts..
Il u paUIflar aItsf NlIIaH.H a
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Recorded Lenses,

Monroe ST. as, cor Gouverneur st; Harris
schwartz and ano TO Jacob Masscll. -
Grand ST, isa-is.; Leon N Hirsch to oscar v
sp Ssnlss 6 ! ~ EErmsnc,, 4 Palmer 10 m, J.
Seidenbcrg Co. s yrs, .,-....n.,.t 1000.
Delaney 81, ~; Joseph Satz 20 Nathan
Columbia 81. ~ Noble zasuly TO solomon
Levy. 10 mths.
Grand st. 3o7 Alfred Jewell TO Julius Blum.
ID av. 7o7s: the Port Jefferson Realty Co to
Henry Nesthelmer, 2 Yrs. ,......y,..,. l..
Pitt 81. 81 MAJ Goldberg TO Barnet lorysI
anu aho, o yrs '....... l.
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Assignments OF Mortgages.

H' RSeye ,IeS "'''''.. g.:
Content, Harry. TO Myron III Oppcnheim nc
LAWYERS Mortgage Insurance co to George
II Lockwood, trustee ..... lht
SimonS, Berry n. and ano TO william Ash nc
Never. Eugene, and ano, ehcrs, 10 sara
Emanuel ...,...... nc
Same TO same .......... nc
Bradford. Moses - l., admr. TO Elizabeth II
Hoar. u part. ........... .........' -
Same to Elizabeth II HOar. y part ..... ... &C
BeamAn. Charles C., ct nj. cGcrs and trustees.
70 Elizabeth II Hoar and hno ........ is,O
Smith. Duncan. and ano. trustees, TO Eliza
beth n Hoar l2Q
Lawrence. James v. TO Lillian y Stclnhardt. "
Kinder, Moses. to Charlotte HaStorf ... 80
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Anna
hazatI % Moe. x,,,i., "A
mumcnthal, Sieg tried. to Donate Gallo Dol. no
JerkovSkL, Louis. qua rdian, 20 Louis Jcr-
kowski RI al, eNcrs and trustees. ......... lou
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Above Iata St. sth nv. to North River.

A-FOR SALE.-JrST COMPLETED.
modern three story and basement private dwellings;
all with extensions to top story.
Nos aas 10 2iT West i37th st, close 20 and west
of 7th Av,. these houses are nnlShed In hardwood
throughout. high panr walnScotins, beam ceiling
aud built In china and cut glass cabinets IN dining
rooms; call and examine. win decorate ana furnish
chandeliers to suit purchaser.
WILLIAM II. plCkEN, Builder, on premises,
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ws !. %.D 81 c:..so;... i.sp ssfs ss, * ls @
isms Schreycr. all liens - .e''.'..'
white Plains road. n " ., lot ~. map Wash.
i~ngtonvilie,. p.iixiso .exi77.e Gerron
Mayer 10 William u Field. mtgc 1000. :.
map William o Giles, Dc. ssb0, i0IiN ca:
Bailey av. cs, part plot ~, ~ and 10. same
map: John Eusner to Frederick RACE
nlnnn. q
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Avenue A. - "a = 1oIIO Katherine 1lss
guardian a. - lstrI Niastu3 81 Al Stys fofs
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The pufuu.f OF the % FahiNttion 81 ne
Ilfth Avenue Building Company incofporai"d
af Albany this week Nth a capital. "i o.
90. APPEARS 90 h" mtrrly o r'sdlurtU'i'-
- tho i%utsTrtis CONES Tn~d 10 thF erection
~ he orlr- bullilrg on thr triangle BOUNDED
o. hfuadNaN lnl avenue and 1Wrrt5-
frtuUd rtufrt ono II Us Incorporation
is ,ururttrd auh DO George 4 iullsi tuuI.
IauY ehish be- puttlns up ths hullttnE aud
fIs nrN company VIII iatr Over tt' IMPROVED
IIHUFFN
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borough Of brooklyn Sale or Rent.

FOR SALE Brooklyn, y. w.. story brick
residence. Para pl. near 9th av, $500. 3 story
brick. tArrc families. Iifty seventh ~, near Eighth
aV, S3rOO. two houses and lots. l%ranblin aN., near
IroSpcct ark. 500. N,2t0 gore, ~ ic't on W ash
lnston aV, near Prospect PARK, S,Op. u &.
NJ NrrN. AttOrnc!, las Broadway, Room 90,
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MAILS for newfoundland, by rail TO North sydney.
ana thence by st'aWer, close NJ this once DAILY
at go +. VI. connecting close here every
Monday. NcdnrSiay ana Saturday. Malls fo-
MIquelJn. by rail To Boston. and thence by
steamer. close at til, once GaIly al go y NJ.
Malls Tor cuba. hy rail- 20 Port Tampa, Fla
and 'Irnrc by steamer. close NJ this onhc@
dallS at 80 \ N. connecting closes ar on
Monday, "wednesday and saturday. Mllls
for Mexico Cty. overland. unless specially
addressed for despatch hy steamer, close a.
this Office daliS at ~ 4 " Sd ~ T. NJ Mails
for costa RiCh. Belize. Puerto CortcE ami
Guatemala. hy rail 10 New orleans. and thence
by steamtT. close at this Office daily at IlsSb
= " connecting closes her Mondays for
Hrlgc. puerto CortrZ ami Guatemala, an
uucNuayS fsT Costa Hlral iRsglStercd mail
closr. a. q y y previous day.
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FREMONT Az. lust west OF Jerome av., three
s,ory frame colonial dwelling ten rooms and bath
ground JpNi4O, street severed and graded, VII
sell for s7Gp1 terms IN suit. Apply
a. L. - Llhcrty 81.
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BOARD WANTED.

WANT two or three nice rooms with bath TOT
young couple with board In strictly private family
between West Goth and l2Sth SITS; Jewish preferred,
rooms unfufniShed. exceptional references willin !
to pay well for satisfactory quarters, Address
l.. box "a. sun Harlem onice. iia West i25th 81,
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Miscellaneous.
AND 5TH AV.


For sale. desirable properties on and near Broad
way and jth av.. battery to s6th st. Bargains.
". =. SEYMOUR. III broadway.
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FURNrsHED ROOMS 4 APARTMENTS
To LET.

MACON ST. 7es-Two square rooms. furnished
or unfurnhhed: heat: gas. % per MONTH boar
optional.
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PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-ThlS steamer takes
Ptinted Matter, Commercial Pa prrN an Saup.
les for Germany only. The same class Of
mail matter for other parts o! Europe VIII
not lie sent by this ship unless specially d.
reCted by her,
After the closing OF the Supplementary Trans
atlantic Malls named above, additional SUP
Elementary Mails are opened on the piers OF
the American, English, french AMI German
steamers. and remain open until within Ten
Minutes OF the hour Of sailing Of steamer.
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MADISON Av., 1855. The Mohegsn -Hsndsomel!
furnished suite. I'd floor. superior table. reference
exchanged. table guests.
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A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can ind accomo
modAtlons in large aud comfortable house: onl,
those VINO appreciate the refinement OF a private
house in a nfst-class locality please answer: refer
ences given and required. l.. D., box i6 Sun up
town once, 1895 Broadway.
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ST. ALBANs-B. ". DE FOREST. PROF
O., 7, 0 Fast sist E.-RoOns ngle, en- suite. privst,
baths: parlor dining room: electric light table board
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Ihe members OF hls family.

the members Of his family.
The doctor announced at O'Clock
this morning that General Harrison's
condition remains unchanged His
temperature is the same as yester-
day
The opinion prevails that General
Harrison Is very IN.
Or. Henry Jameson has been in con-
sultation on thn patient and with DR..
Hadley has altefnated in a close watch
for the slightest sign Of improvement
or relapse.
At 1880 this evening Dr. Jameson is
sued the following statement:
General Harrison got through the
night in excellent shape He held his
own splendidly until 10 O'clock this
morning when a change for the worse
was apparent. The inflammation ln
the left lung and the pains In his chest
began 70 cause him a great deal Of
trouble and produced state OF ner~
vousness and restlessness which caus-
ed him much discomfort.
Il can find no great cause tor alarm
tonight in the condition OF General
Harrison, and attribute the change to-
day 20 the fact that he has not labor
ing with his ailment one day longer.
At this hour he is more restless His
temperature Is now 102 AS, his pulse
92 his respiration S5. I think he win
have no difficulty in going through the
night AS to the definite time when
crisis viii occur I cannot say. IN
dealing with pneumonia and kindred
forms OF Hines a crisis Is a quantity
har dto reckon with. In as hours
there win be a change Of some sort
either for the worse or for the bot
Ter.
with the other physicians. I am
very hopeful at this time OF General
Harrison's ultimate recovery, The
chief danger we fear from the Illness,
is an extension Of the Inflammation
pleurae and some Of the lobules OF the
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CONDITION OF
EX.PRESIDENT
Grows Worse, ,bnt Physicians
Say There is no Cause
For Alarm

indianapolis, Ind, March 1l.-Gon-
eral Harrisons illness. although not
critical at this time. is 80 serious that
his physician, Dr. Henry jameson, has
called In consultation DR. Evan Had
ley. Dr. Frank Dorsey has also for
several days been in constant attend
ance on the ex-president DR. Jane
son makes the following statement
General Harrison was taken III on
Thursday with chill. At that time
his nilment had all the symptoms Of
the grip. There developed after that
n pretty sharp congestion IN the left
side involving the intercostai nerves.
and also the plurea Of the upper part
OF the left lung with that came fever,
his temperature rising two or, three
degrees There was also increased
respiration. He has since gone on In
about the same way. He has not been
very uncomfortable. With the eN-
ception Of the pain suffered Saturday,
which has almost wholly disappeared,
he has suffered but little pain. His
temperature ls and has been for some
hours. about 1O2 s-5, his respiration
thirty to thirty-six and his pulse at
hbuuN ~ MS pulse lA hoVA huN Aho
upper part Of his left lung is more or
less inhamed His danger lies In the
extenslnon OF this Inflammation. His
mind is clear although he is somewhat
inclined to go into. dreamy sleep.
When awake his mind IS perfectly
clear ] do not consider him In q
critical condition at this time, but
there Is some danger in the extension
of this inflammation.
DR. Jameson said his patients condi-
tion was such that a crisis would
probably be reached within twenty
fur to thirty-six hours at which time
ne would either grow gradually bet
ter He Thought there was no dan
ger OF sudden collapse. The greatest
danger is due to hfs age, which some-
what against resistance OF an attack
Of pneumonia.
II is understood that none OF Gem
eral Harrisons relatives have been
called from out Of the city. but they
are kept advised Of hi condition.
Although General Harrison's physi-
clans are hopeful that pneumonia may
not develope and strongly express their
hopes, htey are not alarmed as are
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left lung. we are hopeful Of speedy
recovery.
'At the residence J alternate with
DR. DORSEY In close attendance. and
two trained nurses night and day re-
main always wafchful Of the slightest
change Mrs Harrison spends large
part Of the night with the general"
Tho .fosldtn win start for California
according to The present program on April
%. He viii proceed up the coast. probab-
~ as Gar as ashineton. and viii return
through IN, Northern Rocky mountain
states. one plan which has suggested is
Tor the presidential party to take a
steamer at Duluth mad make tho luke trip
TO Buffalo IN order % visit the pan-Am-
erican exposition thero.
Arrangements viii be- made for the
arompt transaction Of important business
at may demand the attention OF the
presidtn and cabinet en- route and n reg-
uiarly equipped office. with force Of
stcnographers. clerks and tclographers.
WIN be established aboard tho train.
At midnight DR. Jameson left tile Harri-
son home. after having snent nearly three
hours with tho patient The other two
phyricians wcro present, nm effort was
directed 20 relieving the congestion IN the
ieft lung 1r Jameson gave out the fol-
lowing stttoment;
General nnrrisons condition has not
changed from what ft was early In the
evening His strength is keeping up we'll.
and'h pvIsc o. strong
At O'Clock this morning DR. Jameson
had Just left the bedside Of General IIar-
rison. lie gave out the following stato-
ment;
"The condition OF General Harrison re-
mains practically unchanged. He Is rest
ing some, but gets no continuous sleep
There has been no perceptibie Increase
Of the Inflammation"
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Cheap Rates to California and North.
west Points.

Cheap Rates to California and North.
west Points.
Beginning February 18TH and con.
unuing until April Both, on Tuesday
Of each week we viii have on sale
cheap one way ii Is to points in
California, Washington, Idaho, Mon
tana and all points in the west and
northwest.
Rate to San Franchises Los Angeles.
Pasadena. San Diego, and other south.
ern California points on direct line.
$2500 from Guthrie.
Rate to Portland, Seattle and Ia.
coma, S321O; rate to Helena, Butte,
Anaconda, ogden and Salt Lake,
$271O.
A. j.. corklns, Agent.
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Masonic Temple Meetings.

The following Masonic meetings will
occur during the month Of March:
March 13-Masonic school of in
struction; viii continue several days.
March 15--Royal Arch Masons.
March ia. r. and A. M. No. 2,
regular session.
March 22-Eastern Star regular ses-
sion.