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New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY William Ryan: 2,2sa 1st-ave. s, SOB Fl Of
l1st-st. 19xlO0 story h with foreclosure
sale: Rosentha Anton NoVoting al; Arm
Levy. attys: H Ward. referee; due judgt.
so; $3.50 IS; etc. $3.50: prior mort
5000.
BY Meyer & CO. goth rs # OF Central
Park West 25x1OO11: 3 story h. foreclosure sale;
Bradley Currer CO Emma Smith ct al; George G
Bradley, atty; Walter II Mead ref; judgt, So
54; costs, s2s3 70; prior mort, $4,000.
By Philip A Smyth 42-46 2Sth-st, S5 Fl Of
sth-ave 55x3S story n foreclosure sale: Samuel
Boehm q agt Jcfn w Noble. jr ct al; Eugene B
Daly atty: AWAY. ref judgt S51
costs 1882 IS taxes sa51O Is: prior morris
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
REAL ESTATE.
TITLES TO MANY PARCELS on THE
LOWER EAST SIDE WHICH WERE
OWNED BY THE ROMAN CATHO-
LILO ORPHAN ASYLUM
TRANSFERRED

The Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum and others
yesterday transferred title TO many parcels 10 Eu
ward wilckens for $4,000. The properties are as
follows:
Southwest corner of Madison and Rutgers sts.'
asxa9 7x9 4xs97 feet: northwest corner of Rutgers
and Monroe sts 100x125 feet; southeast corner ol
Rutgers and Monroe SITS. 174x94 feet except slipS
IL zx5s feet on the corner northeast corner OF
rers and Madison SITS. 27xeo feet; No. 81 Market
ST 25xss feet; No. 80 Market-st-. 25xss feet anu
No 10 Catharine-st. 27x1o4 43z27xlvo'o iee''
The following transfer. were oinclaAiy ie00
yesterday by Mr.. Wilckens:
No 200 Madison-st.. 25x74-4 feet to hyHan
Spektovsky: No. IS Catharine-st-' Z'h4of'"AN' ~
TO Morris Shidlovsky Nos. As and Do kutseIs
20 4xf00 to Hyman Spektovsky; NO % MAI =,
o5xss 10 Irving l. Kempner and others; plot Ht
,,o -o,,+hesst corner of Rutgers and Monroe sts"'
y avo4 except strip on southeast corner H.4Ao'
feet 70 Israel D. Goodman; No. 81 Rutgers-sI' -'A
90 feet 10 Hirsch Rabinowich; No. 81 markets.
2.,,ss feet TO Nathen Roggen; No. ~ Rutgers-st',
25x75 feet TO Hyman Spektovsky; NOS IA anu ~
Rutgers-st 30 sx1O0x50 5x10o feet TO Isaac sprung
No. 1l3 Monroe-st-, 25x1oo 2xZo. iHioo.o Iee. " -
Herman. FIGHTER: Nos. 202 and 2o4 Madson-st' 10
Patrick I Mcclure and No. 19S Madison-st-' ZoA
100 feet to Archibald A. Guck -, No q
oscar zokoffer was the an pnrcndiSSe ma some time
ago by Daniel B. Freedman ., nj. NJ . oso
IIaumeister & Co. have sold No. n9 t East ohe &
Observation-Disclosures hVe story hatnouSe' oii
charles Goidstein has sold to Francis Marx No.
SIC East Twelfth-st.. five story nathouse' On io'
4ouis Becker of No. 1908 Amsterdam-ave. has
sold for John Borel the three story ana oaSeeI5 a
West OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -eighthcst Iop slsV,o'
The size Of the dwelling mouse Is IsshoVH9S1i i9S J
signed by John P Leo. the architest Title VIII pass
in thirty days to Christian Roeser. the purchaser
.rHr1I lHf
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

foRK--St Luke's Hospital plantir. agains, JDs,
j. Buckley and others. defendants.
In pursuance Judgment foreclosure and sal. .-
made and entered in the above entitled action beariry
Referee in said judgment named. will pubIc
ton at the New York Real Estate Salesroonn No M
Broadway. in the Borough OF Manhattan City OF Nsz
York on the 18th day OF August 1901 at Il O'Clock noon
on that day by Philip A Smyth, auctionee prsr,e
directed by said Judgment to be sold. therein De-
scrihed follows:
All that certain lot piece or parcel land with the
buildings thereon erected situate in the Borough OF
haitian, City County and state OF New York bou-ras
and described follows, that is Beginning
point the Easterly side line Seventh Avs-ns
inches southerly formed by the ntsrss
ton OF the Ease-ly eide line Seventh Avenus ana
the Southerly side Twentyeighth Street e.
Easterly and nearly parallel with Twentyeighth Stree,
i4O feet nine tel inches courtyard:
Easterly said courtyard Tenty-sx (2 Az.
and one-quarter 90 inches the westerly wall ~
building thence again Easterly through
OF another party wall Twenty-seven en- feet ous snI
onehah (iz) inches the NorheaseTly corner sst
building; thence Southerl along the Essterly wall OF
building TweDty-seven 2O feet and thrsequarers (al
OF inch the SOuthaasterly buii5i-g
thence Westerly along Southery of said huIsy
Twentyseven 2T) feet three CA inches the Southwest
ery Of said building: thence Northery along fh
onehalf ut1.) inches: thence Westerly and resr
parallel with rventyeighth Street and part OF The Fs
tance through party wall Sevcnty-sx (76) four I
inches 10 the said eastsry side line Of Seventh Avenue
three and hreequarters ) inches point or pa,
OF beginning. Said premises being known by ~.
street number 907 Seventh Avenue.
Dated New YORK. July 2+th 1901
PECKHAN. MILLER & KING Attorneys for PIain.-
so Broadway Borough OF Manhattan, New YORK CIV
premises known BY the number 30T Seventh Avenue,
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
144th Stree

144th Street.
The approximate amount of the lien charge satisfy
which the described sold is
3130 with interest thereon from the 1th day of July 1901
together with allowance amounting $3.50
with interest from July 15 1901 together with the
penses the sale. The approximate amount of taxes.
assessments other liens which be allowed to
the purchaser OF the purchase paid by the
Referee, is SJ22. 10 and interest.
Dated New York. July 10, 1901
EZEKIEL FIXMAN. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26

- NEW YORK.-Emly E. Whitney. Plaintiff against
Robert Edwin Whitney. Defendant summons Action
FOR divorce Plaintiff desires trial 10 be had
County Of New York To the above named Defend
hereby summoned the complaint
this action a copy OF your the
Plaintiffs Attorneys 20 after the service of
summons the day of service; and. in
Of failure answer, Judgment VIII
you default for the relief demanded
in the complaint
Dated New York. July 23d 1901.
HOUSE, GROSSMAN & VORHAUS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. Office and Posofee Address, Nos
So 60 Park Row. World Building, Borough Of Man
haitian. New York City.
To the above named defendant The foregoing summons
you publication order OF
the Honorable James A Blanchard Justice Of the Su-
Court Of the of New York dated the 2th day
of July 1901 and filed the 26h day Of July 1901 with
the complaint In the office the Clerk Of the County Of
New York the County Court House in the Borough Of
Manhattan, City Of New York, said State.
Dated New York July Goth. 1901.
HOUSE GROSSMAN & VoRHAUS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Office and POsofcc Address NOT.
1898 Park Row. World Building Borough of Man
haitian. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26

The approximate amount lien charge to satisfy
which the above described property Is to be sold Is
with interest 22d day Of May, 1901, together
with and allowances amounting to Three hundred
forty and 951O0 dollars with interest from the "a
dav of MAY 1901 the OF the sale
The approximate of assessments or other
the purchaser out Of the
purchase money paid by the referee is S fSloO dol
Dated July 18th 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
HE WILL RETAIN BREvooRr HOUSE.

dispatch was received from Paris on Wednes-
Cay from Charles Jaimes. proprietor of the Brevoor
House, in reference to a report that the house
was soon be known Hotel Lafayette and was
TO be conducted by Frenchmen. Mr.. Jaimes
said in his dispatch that the report was untrue
He added that he held a lease the property until
MaE. 1902 with ontlon of renewal for five Years
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
Foreclosure Sales.

sold is twenty-one thousand forty-four and a. 100
44-100 dollars. with interest thereon from the
1901, together with costs and allowance
amounting hundred and seventy (3lO dollars.
witt interest 18th, 1901 together with the
expenses approximate amount of taxes,
asessuents other liens. which are TO be allowed 10
the purchaser the purchase money. Or paid by
the Peferee eleven hundred and forty-two $500
q I42 1000 dollars and interest.
Dated New York. Ju.y 9th. 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

MadsoR-zt, No 200 25x74,4; Edward Wick o.
s2d-st. No 23s West, 25xl9o.5; Frank " Arthur.
s6 s675....-.. .'.l.!. -e. @.' -.e-'- 1900
cs5llsTinS IS, So - 35EIos aT271lose Ed
wiilam-s Nos 6S and 20. e corner Cedar-st
New-York Realty Corporation to Number Sixty
eight William street q corporation: mortgage. 49,.
5eih-st. No 2aI West 22.5o.5 win interior lot in
ii1 5roWrine: R :, SIC .....e... 5000
5o4xleo: Edward Wi:c5eIls TO Lyman spek-
Msrkef2st No 81 " : 25zs5: same to irving
KemPnsr and a another f : s. "a; :.,; 100
strip E corner 174x52: same to Israel D
Rutgers-st No 81, n E corner Madison-st 27xeo;
msTFei-sf 10 g. corner Madison.st On, 2518s
R9tgeTs-st 10 = v = 25x75: same to Hyrnan
LOO same 70 e Iass 1s Sprung p ,S,S; $ &
sa@e to Herman 10 irohter e s iAi 2 i1s 100
= Sqs + 292 and Gc 2Ss eoEneF =, Rg5sers
iieth.st " s .Iss -" ts. T. Of ys 2SSo0dd nsn
ana another. trustees: s. 50 900
csthsr9sst y le u map; Thomas Walsr va Y9
map same. 3 5Tiea. 5x~xi7S: Thomas Kelly to
Ms.asH Lane y q AaTisa Nermsa .E9 s56
r.ncoin-ave. cor cf 1sGth-s 200 # to i87th-st
EIoo: Adrian Norman. jr to Mela Realty COM
psny mortgage $4,000; R. S s1s I;::a 100
25x9e.e Bdxard strasser to Henry Schmidt:
Nadison-st " corner Rutgers-st 9sZe9. 7X99 Ak
aa7; Rutgerr-st. n y Monroe-s J0oxl25;
Rutgers-st, g 9 corner Monroe-st, II 4xe4 except
strip I7.4x53 corner: Rutgers-st corner
Madson-sf. 27x60 Market-st No 81. n corner
Madison-st 25xss: Mar1et-st. No 90 W $, 25xss;
Catharine-st No 10, s 27xi04x2zx106.6 the
ward wiickeas: r s sls8 Is $4,000
Esth-st. No % East. 12.6x1O05 A Hawes 10
NJ Austin; R s. sl4 90. -.--...---.---.. l
iFis FTeedman. hish5'n nortEsge gage SIS oeS s
''fi William la se6e + to f Harry sfe AusfiS S.'GS 8
same property: Harry N Austin to Emily zoili-
korer: r s, s2l IS. l
s5th-tt No e4 West, isx10o.5 Daniel Freed
man Helen Hasley; mortgage $4,000; r s.
sc p ,os ,,oo t,.,. 1;,;;c,,ca j
Archibald Gulick: r s, sl2 so. ..--.--.--- 100
al executors 70 Maud B Banks R s. s25 rs. 5000
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
121r.

10th Street.
The approxiuate amount OF charges.
satisfy described property s TO be sod
wi thereon fom the 10th day OF
Juv 1901 together with costs and allowances amount
ing 95 together with the expenses OF the sale
The premises be sold subject to first mortgage to
secure the payment OF the Of $4,000 and interest
thereon at OF AVE- annum the lease OF the
uprer portion OF the premises now held by Julius Bsn
ana Company judgment for the OF SIS, T46 81
with interest thereon from April 26th, 1897
~ - ROGER FOSTER. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
G onntrn Boaro.
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NV

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.-The New York Insurance and r,
Company Company Plaintiff against Emanuel Glauber Josenb
Wittner and others. Defendants. In pursuance of
Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale and
June 1901 l. the undersigned. In said ,d@
ment named viii sell at Public Auction. al the Va,y
York Real Estate Saesroom, No Ill Broadway in The
Borough OF Manhattan City of New York on the thirv
hIst day or July, 1901 at ~ o'clock noon that day
by Philip A. Smyth Auctioneer the premises direred
by said Judgment 10 be sold and therein described as
lows: All that certain lot piece parcel land with
the buildings thereon hai,
in the Twelfth Ward OF the City lew York bonndsS
and described follows Beginning a point ON tba
Northery side Of Eighty-eighth Street
dred and nine 209 feet and
Easterly from the Northeaserly of ehty-eghth
Street and Fourth Avenue running thence Norhery
parallel with Fourth Avenue and part Of distance
through party wall one hundred 400 eight ana one
half s) inches 10 the centre line of block thence
along said centre line
and onethird s) inches; thence Southery and parallel
Fourth Avenue hundred feet eIrht srd
onehalf (Sia) inches TO the Northerly o.. Eightv
eighth Street thence Westerly along said NorhariI,
side Eighty twenty-five C25 feet seyey
one-third C71s) inches to the place of he
ginning. Said premises being known by Street Nun
Der 113 Eighty-eighth Street. the CITY Of Ner
York
Dated New York July 9Th. 1901
GEO HAAS Referee
RMMET g. ROBINSON, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Wall
Street, Borough of Manhattan New CITY
following is diagram of the property to be sold
described above the street number being Esst
Street. in the City of New York:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
KEMP RIrILDING TRANSFERRED.

Title TO the Kemp Building Nos. 6S and 20 Will
ian-st, was transferred yesterday by the New
York Realty Corporation to No 6S Wiliiam-st. a
corporation which was recently formed
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26

The approximate amount OF the lien or chsrr. :,
WHICH the above described property 10 b. solt
Slolos55 with interest thereon from the 17,b -
May dol together with and allowances
70 S4ots with interest from 2sth day OF NAV TuoT
sether with the expenses Of sale The
amount or taxes water rents or otbs-
which are TO be allowed purchaser ont =, ss
interest. - S'''o4 ana
Dated New York July 10Th 1901
VICTOR W. HUNGERFOPD Pa,.-..
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
MELA REALrY coMPANY TAKEs TITLE.

The Mela Realty Company yesterday took title
70 No 40 Maiden Lane from Adrian Norman Jr-'
and also title TO a plot the northeast corner OF
Lincoln-ave. and e-hundred-and-thirty- n-st
from the person. The latter plot Is 2ooxlo0
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
5nmmer Resort Bni0es.
SPEND YOUR VACAT 10 n
ON LONG ISLAND.

SUMMER HOMES" a book describing hotels and
boarding houses. and LONG ISLAND" an illustrated
descriptive book, free application Offices
Astor House 100 !452 Eagle Bureau. d352
ton Bureaul- Q370 Journal Resort Bureau) 1893
Broadway. 95 9Th av., Bath E. r.. foot New
Chambers St, and 43 VI l25th St. York Fulton
Eagle Summer Resort Bureau lis Broadway Brook
lyn. and at l. l. r. r stations in Brooklyn. or send
LONG ISLAND to NJ. SMITH. General Passens er
Agent L. I. r. r., L. !. City N Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
foreclosure Sales
SUPREME COURT. CCrN,-o-- CCrNry- -


YoRK.-Edward winslow. PLAINTIFF ,v,,.. NIW
Schnuck and others. Defendants In salnst HERNIA,
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale -dnce
in the above entitled action bearing date rhs entered
and entered herein. bearing date he eauly mas.
June. 1901 /, the undersigned the Rsfara. en day
ment named. will sell public auction az ~. ~ sid ude
Real Estate Salesroom No. III Broadwav | Nev York
ough OF Manhattan Cit Of New York on in ne Boz
August. 1901. au IL O'Clock on thar -. Cay
NJ. Ryan, Auctioneer. the premises y Wlar
Judgment to De sold and therein describe5 - oy sad
All that certain lot piece parcel Of Ia, Follows
Borough of The Bronx. City. County and s..as IN
York. bounded and described ot New
Beginning at point on the EassrIv <i5a - - % say.
Morris Avenue. distant One hundred ana thts nne
$50 81 10 feet southerly from the corner fSs 9io
intersection of the southery side ey the
fortieth Street and the said side ar
Avenue at the centre cf party wall y, Morris
southerly along the said easterly thence
Avenue Twentynne GsOO go 6S10O) feet: rha Morris
easteriy on lire drawn at right angles or sas
Third Avenue Eghty-seven 21 100 CeT 2-ION 20 with
rortheasterly and parallel nearly Irh taerce
Twenty-Five (2l feet; thence northweseriv - Avenue
drawn at right angles with Third Avenue or ~ : has
Five () feet thence again noTtheasterly aga -ary
nearly with Third Avenue One % foot 10 parallel
posite the centre Of the aforesaid party val 1 op
northwesterly line drawn right angles - caenes
so 70 Third Avenue to- through and beyond saIS nearly
Nineysix 520o C6 52-1G0) TIE po7t wall
were conveyed to Herman Schruck and IIcbae ,,Nnch
by Gustavus Robtzek and others by dated -ntas
1897 and recorded in the Office Of the ~ 10
and County Of New York in Section O. IIber "a - Siy
Dated New York, July 10TH 1901 S' 1871
VICTOR W. HUNGERFORD R.,.-..
PECKEAM. MILLER & KING. Attorneys FOR pissseeessu
so Broadway Borough Cf Manhattan New Yort ... Nh.
premises known by the Street number Morris Avsa
e 10th Street. ~-ue.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
2srh 81.

The approximate amount OF the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property Is De sold 5
81 $50 IS with interest thereon from the Goth
1901 together with and allowances
s3SS5 with interest from June Goth. 1901
tie expenses OF the sale The approxiuate
water rents. other which
to be allowed to the purchaser OF purchase money
paid by the Referee is SIS. 529 IL and interest
Dated New York. July 24th 1901
WILBER MCBRIDE. Rsferes
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26

The approximate OF the lien charge satisfy
which he described property sold Is
So 1868 thereon from the End day OF July
1901 together with and allowance amounting
s30s with thereon from the 9th day Of July
with the OF the sale The premises
subject To all water rates and
which liens on the premises at the date Of the
amounting $5l3 80 and interest and
also subject rights OF the city Of New York
JOHN L. DUFFY.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
VACATION RESORTS.

Along the North Shore OF Long Island Sound nj II.
charming inland locations Connecticut and among the
Berkshires and Litchheld Hills. by thu finest
through and suburban train running out of New
York Send two stamp York New Haven
and Hartford Railroad. Room B. Grand Central Sta
tion' New York to Passenger Department Haven
for descriptive books Hotels Boarding Houses
Rates for Board. and Passenger Fare1.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26

DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The Trfsuns
~ received at their Uptown Office. No. 142 Broadway.
I'd door north OF 31stst. until O'Clock
received the following regular
Office rates antil o'clock viz: shave. E
cor 23d-st-: 162 6thave. 12h-st: Macys 6thavs
and 14thst.: 1+2 Coumbusave.. West i06
West +2d-st. near 6th-ave.: 90 East 14th-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
fnrnisheo Apartments 90 Eel-g gonnrrr

ISoR RENT-F'or three months. furnished apartment
Il eight with bath. ncandescent light every
convenience One minute trolley running seven
minutes station of New York and New Haven r.
Pretty location $500 month Address N 3. l..
Eorwslk Fairfield Co. Conn -
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26

4 DViiHTiSENhNTs and subscriptions '0s The TFi0uH'
received at their Uptown Once. No 12i2 Broadway
% door north 3st-st until o'clock p advertise
ments received following branch Offices regular
until o'clock viz: 234 6th-ave, $.
cor l52 eth-ave i2th-st Macy,s. 6th-ave
Columbus-ave.. West 66th-st: toe
42l-st 6th-ave % East l4th-st: 237 West
.2d-St between eth 4Tth-st; i33S
gd-sye between 10Th and T7th ss.: I.O29 8d-avs.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
Books ann 11nbllearions.

CTHORS Manuscripts required; satisfactory Adisposi
"A tton guaranteed; gratuous examinations; immediate
attention: commission Manuscript Company ia 5thave
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
MACHINERY.

->-->---,--->---,->,-> - - g.. ooo N.-s h.nd
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO. r EDDY. 3gS Madtsou-st
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26

Ssth Street.
The approximate charge TO
satisfy which the above described property
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
PENNSYLVANIA.

CATARACT HOUSE. Water Gap. Pa
K Strictly Elite Tennis Bathing. Golf Boating. Coach
Ing parties daily Elevation 1000 IT. l. NJ. TUCKER.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

NEW BUILDING PLANS
Bsth-st No West: a FIVE story and base
rnent brick dwelling house. 25x73.i1: Birdseli
otiE Edey No ia West 55th-st. owner: Warren
&, wetmore No East 33d-st. architects $4,000
s s pa Il OF 1st-ave; for two story
brick stable. 64xl7; Anderson estate Broad
Eau-st architect. ...............-.-. 1000
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
MAINE.

THE PEPPERRELL,
KITTERY POINT, ME-
Steamer and trolley very boating. bathing and
fishing. moderate H. A. COBB
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26

DAY LINE SUMMER exc BOOK. Catskil,. etc b.
- Tore selecting vacation trp send
son LIIEEk DAY LINE Desbrosses St. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
VERMONT.

TIP IN THE cool. NORTHLAND.
- Grande mountain and lake scenery; excellent boat
ing fishing shooting. dry COO air. casino and cot
tages: board SS 50. Address OWLS HEAD. Lake
Memphremagoe Newport. Vermont.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
BILLIARD AND PooI. TABLES.

BILLIARD and Pool Tables. new. second
hand $50 up: easiest payments. MARA
BROS. - Union Square
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26

BLOCK 05lANDv LEo o.
NEW HYGEIA HOTEL,
Accommodates 800. All modern eonveniences Hot
Salt Baths Orchestra. daily. Long dis
lance telephone Fine bathing beach. Cool breezes
Daily boats from New York Send for booklet
HYGEA HOTEL co.
BLOCK ISLAND. r. l. HOTEL MANISSES
FIFTEEN MILES AT SEA. SURF BATHING tele-
graph daily steamboats,. orchestra, mod
crate prices. Send for pamphlet
E. T. A. BROWN.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
BOARD AND ROOMS.

ST ALBASs East 3ist-st. -Redecorated
throughout: elegant suite: private baths
and service oaricr dining room; table
board. electric facs
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-10-20

ing OF the West is not the issue of any
one polt1eal party, but its advocates a re-
70 De found In all parties. The duty of
ine ma t1onal government is to nrovida
homes Tor the people upon the e7rnrno1,S
area OF land still included in the national
When the desert land act is renealad
ano 1he issuing of scrip is stopped as #
should nave been long ago, and the puhs
lie lands are held for home building tbaD
ana ana not until then will we have laid the
foundation for the upbuilding of agricuI-
ture, and for an industrial growth never
surpassed IN any country. Twentv-five
years ago California produced &c 60l mn
pounds OF wool from the sheep fed mon
native grasses. The annual wool cIip of
q that state has now fallen to less than
1V,VooOOO pounds, but California is infin-
lteIy richer because of the deveIopment
OF splendid agriculture upon lands that
once were only pastures for sheep.''
senator Gibson will reach Washington
lew days before the assembling of co1,-
gress, and he will devote his energies
assisted by a number of other members
VINO think as he does toward the enact
ment of some legislation which win rem
edy the evils of which he is so keenIv
aware. 1t may be that no bill will ac
tuaiiy pass at the coming session. h,1f Il
is intended to debate the matter 50 thor
oughly that the people of the whole coin
Try Will be aroused to the necessity for
action. IVA
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-10-20

couId carry coal enough to make the
voyage direct from England to the Unit
ed states, and suggested triangular vow
ages, stopping at either the Azores or
Halifax. He thought that the class of
vessels best fitted for undertaking long
voyages, without relays of coal. would
De those from 800 to LOCO tons measure
ment, furnished with engines from 200
to 25O horse power He has passed .axvav
long ago, and could he look down and
see what is being done today he would
no doubt be amazed
Almost all around the globe there are
places where steamers NAV find coal ana
thls makes interesting the list Of ports
and the prices at which it can be had, as
Tor instance: Away off in Alden there is
Welsh coal sold, and it brings 4os or
$lO per ton, while at Amsterdam German
coal is sold at equal to $3.50 per ton
Down at Bahia the Welsh is had and
sll.5O is its value. At Bombay YOU NAV
get Indian coal at S.. Is per ton, or Welsh
at $S.f5 per ton. At Copenhagen the
English north country coal sells at S5.25
per ton and at Constantinople there is
Welsh at ss.75. At Galveston the POGO
hontas coal from West Virginia is had at
s5.4O, and at Genoa either Welsh or
American at $3.50 per ton. At Halifax.
N. s., one gets the Nova Scotia coal at
S4.50 per ton, and at Havre Welsh at
s5.75. At Hongkong the Japanese coal
sells at $5.75 per ton. At Leghorn there
is Welsh coal to be had at $3.50 per ton.
and at La Plata the same at $3.50.
At Malta is English coal at Sc. so. while
In Moji you can buy Japanese for S.75
per ton. In Mobile one may have Ala
bama coal at $3.50 a ton, while in Monte
video the English sells at $40 per ton.
From Naples to Nagasaki is a long run,
and at the former place one gets English