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New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
foreclosure anl,.
SUPREME COURT- NEW Y0PT~

SUPREME COURT NEW YORK C0f%
Louis Bossert and another Pla,,.n- MY :
Hennessy and others. Defendants n, asatnw ~
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly pars1ancs
in the above entitled action. bearing Saoe s,.
1901, l. the undersigned. referee October -
named will sell at public auction az tb sad tldr
Estate Salesroom. No i'll Broad wav New Yo-s =
haitian City of New York. on Tuesday ..y2ush Of ~
December 1901 at twelve o'clock noo3' ns 5rd Ia :
Ryan, auctioneer the premises direcfa4 oy Villas .
to be sold. and therein described a. sad
certain lot. piece or parcel of land vsi.s An ~
thereon erected situate lying and bsi7. me hulss
Ward Of the Borough of Manhattan In N the Pa
and State OF New York. and bounded s .S lily. cs,
follows: Beginning at point in the l NJ eescri - Z
Frankfort street about hundred az 1ery In !
feet three Cd inches SoutherIy fror, ~ egneea m,
corner OF Frankfort Street and William Southwest
thence Westerly along line OF Land Street runrs
longing to the estate Of David Harriof or late =
dred and four flO4) feet and one-hsr o9nt ~
land formerly OF the Beekman family a,S ~ fncts
belonging &c Alfred Ashfed and Nj t-, .u now cr -
Eve t2J) feet to the line Of land now $eout tws-
to Nathaniel Hawxhurst. thence Easrer' late helons
mentioned lire one hundred and four f0tt tons said
inches to the line Of Frankfort Street a., Ieet five
erly along said Frankfort Streef TV,a1 thence So-
two 90 inches to the point or place Of bsSnine 90 =
several dimensions more less Saf5 9Iilihg. &c =
now known as number tweuty-r-|na Cesl g.ssses 81
Dated New York. November g. 1901 'A1ort S:rs-
- JOHN JEROLON4N n
ATWATkR & CRUTKSHANK PIainfr,s' ~, Refers.
CeGar street New York. y. Y AOorneys a
The following Is a diagram OF The --s,,t
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22

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New-York tribune., 1901-11-22

The contributions to human knowledge which
are made in the course Of a year on both sides OF
the Atlantic by addresses to scientific societies
and papers originally appearing in strictly scen-
rific periodicals are exceedingly numerous
To republish forty fifty Of these as an ap-
pendix to the annual reports of the Smithsonian
Institution is now a well established custom
Moreover such excellent judgment is displayed
in the choice that these volumes furnish an ad-
mirable indication of the worlds progress in
many departments of investigation. The re-
port for 1900, which has just appeared, contains
the usual variety of material No less thah
seven of the articles review the nineteenth CEN
tury's advances in certain directicns-in astron-
omy biology chemistry, electricity, geology
medicine and physics. good deal of atten-
ton is devoted to China, one paper dealing with
resemblances between Oriental and Occidental
folk lore Several articles are devoted TO aero
nautics Professor Langley's aerodrome is fully
described. The mosquitoes share in dissent
mating rnalarial and yellow fever germs, incan-
descent mantles and a new system or color
photography are among the other topics treated
The Smithsonian reports are distributed by
the institution to libraries throughout the world
NAV be had by purchase at cost from the super
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may sometimes be obtained, free of charge, also
from the applicants member of Congress.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank

T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County of New
York Is hereby all having claims
Patrick late of the County of New
deceased present the with vouchers thereof
he subscriber his place OF transactng business
the Office Brewster Farries No 149 Broadway
ough Manhattan In the City Of New York before
he Of February next
Dated New York. the LIST day of August. 1901.
JOHN H. PATRICK, Executor.
BREWSTER & FARFiIh;S. Attorneys for Executor.
149 Broadway. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
o1-ooE,IF COURT. COUNTY OF W" W"

- xopx-Robert H. Oakley. as TTpsses- Ts T,sfsnisus
- tre- NIssouria = Houpt an! 90 , sr5 sale du1
tf astlILsS - a Judgment of forec-St ton bsarns
made anu ,o,b day II November ls1 -, ssU al Pubs
Ca referee in said Judgment h 1t Saesroonl No y.
the hetea Tho New York Real Estate - fTrv 0f Nss
-. in the Borough II Ni,' ,0ii az 70 0coa
BroaoWaS +ba 1fth day Of pecenlper -, 4ucuonssf
forh- n o thar day by Herbert y Sng- "a be sold ar
noon on t rectei BY said ju!sii7n' .at1 =, o Fis
nrceI ot land with the nuil'.t = The Bronx,
et trafe living and being in the Work and 5an
STU 1.t,r County and state OF ~ y. roint " ~
VA described as follows: beih57 5 ,Sirtv-sixrb l5.
s.bsrIv side OF one hundred anu anu Ia5m feet Ess9
Stnat distant two hundred and hIlS of the Si
S tbs corner formed by the t,b tiS;-hl si's
from IN } ONE HUNDRED and thirty slN.. ru1t
~ ,Ls F,asterIv side Of st NM ,,,.s 4vsngs ~
Win tis iSso,,byariIv parallel with - am am me hsa1
-, ~ rho distance through "a tt,.es. thence -
pano1, e., ~ the centre line Of the ol ~
s,r oiony said ceLtre lire OF the oO ,vith 81 Ans
t 49, Norhwardly ard again Ilrtts rothsr pals
,ns ard mart OF the distance 9Iss-IT side q ".
T n,a bI,ndred GOOD feet 70 the Sou ,hspcs Wes
.r5 and tbirtv-sixth Cl36thl - hundred ~
5i,- along rhe Southerly side ot .s5, feet nc
,hirtn'sIItb 1I36thl Street. twenty-five '
point place or Deg lllins.u - foAf .ss
Dated New York NSTep19Fr 3UffeE F 70 1SNGREIN ps
PHILIP E CONNEL4L. Attorney III, IIi Cftv Ia
So rso-o,rb Of Manhattan New foIA 70 -
The following a diagram OF w bstng No ~ -
rs dssrrthsd above the street nuIloe1
l36th Street: - ,.s.A :,
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22

-.x,r,ate amount OF the lien or sra "a sssIt ST.
The Snpe sscribed property is 10 ,5 S iay 70
a with interest thereon from ND allowances 9si
xenoer x49S ~ with interest from 10 The apprOr y,
together with the sssoents or other liens ousS.
hn allowed to purchass%r eos cut ~ o. apd interest
@ oe aiS bv the Il, feree. is sSoZ 99 gs aT faaf s
or p1sd pa,ad New York November Is s9 s99c;BE1N Rs-ss
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
80 -
219.T2

Sedgwck Avenue.
1-h. annroxinlate the lien charge to sat
bcb the aoove described property be sold. is
s, o. with thereon from the 10Th day OF Oc-
fooI wi and allowances amount
Ing 10 the sum S26 II. with interest thereon from
with the expenses OF the sale
THE approximate of the taxes assessments and
liens to allowed to the purchaser
t of the purchase money. paid by the referee u
S275 and interest.
N' ~ WILLIAM H. HIRSCH, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
foreclosure Sales.
CT-PREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW


~ YoRk-RonaId X Brown. as Trustee under the last
Samuel T. Kenyon deceased. Plain
tr against Hendrickson and others Defendants
In pursuance Judgment OF foreclosure and sale;
i, made entitled action. ana
hearing date October 1901. i. the under
signed the referee in said Judgment named VIII sen at
Number Broadway, Borough of Manhattan Ciy
OF New York on the i1th day of December. 1901. at
O'Clock noon on that day by u fhoenX lhsr J
ham auctioneers the premises directed oy saId
Judgment TO be therein described follows;
lot of land in the City OF New YORK i In the
County OF New York. in the Borough OF The bronX'
being the lot known designated by the number a.
ana part of known and designated by the mum
ber AZ on entitled Map of SO lots in the
Nav 1880 & Trust Co. No 30 Liberty
St Geo c. Hollerith city surveyor. filed In the office
June aOth. $780, the hereby mortgaged being and
described follows: Beginning at point on the north
westerly side Sedgwick Avenue, distant measured
along said side OF said Avenue. two hundred ana
nineteen AMI seventytwo one-hundredhs feet north
enstery from intersection of the northwestery side
OF Sedgck and the northeastery side OF Peot
Street and ,uriug northwesrerly along line
boundary line between lots
bers a said tsaid line passing between
and the building standing the premises adjoining the
same on the SOUTH hundred and forty and hfytwo
easterly part the along the Of lot Number
rs and the along the OF lot Number
10 twenty-five and forty -hundredths feet to
ot Number thence southeastery along said lot Num-
her As one and thirtyfve and eighty whine
hundredths the northwesery sife of Sedgwick
and scuthweseriy along northwester
hundredths the point OF beginning Together
Nth all title and interest OF the party OF the
of adjoining the above described premises
To the centre line OF said Avenue.
Dated New York Nov. 18th. 1901 - =
i' WM. II. HIRSCH. Referee.
T ALBERT LANE. Attorney fer Plaintiff. No. $40
broadway Borough of Manhattan. N Y.
following is diagram of the property to be sold;
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
proposai5.

A ALLEGHENY IA AksENAL EN- p,opesas n ssYl,sssss s.
IN, ca,ved here until IL a. m and crdrsas.
1901 for purchase OF condemns small arms . ans
,,on etc information can be naa .ndlng
Holm a. KRESS Lieut. Col. S0i'
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
BENSON. SAMUEL LIN pursuance of an

DENSON SAMUEL LIN pursuance of an
- order of Hon. 7. Fitzgerald a Surrogate of
the County New York notice is hereby given TO all
claims against Samuel l., Benson late
os the County of New York. Manhattan Borough de-
20 presep the with vouchers TO
subscribers their place of transacng business
Schuyler E Day. No LII broadway. Man
hiatt of New York, O befo
day o May. 1902.
Dated New York Sth. 1901.
FREDERICK II. DILLINGHAM;,
BENSON.
Executors.
SCHUYLER e. DAY. Attorney FOR Executors 14l Broad
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22

Fitzgerald. Surrogate of the County OF New York.
hereby given all having claims against
Alfred Iascees. the County OF New York,
ceased present the with vouchers thereof
at place transacting business, 66
Beaver Street. Borough of Manhattan. in the City Of
New York, OF before the 18th day May
Dated New York. the 9th day Of November. 1901.
WALTER s. LASCEILlES,
HELEN LASCELLES,
Executors.
HURRY & DUTTON. Attorneys Executors 10 will
lam Street Borough Of Manhattan, N. Y. City,
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
Hliscellnneons.

Il, ANTS ALBERT Giants Lavalliere Corses i+avallere
" Simii Pearls SimiN Precious stones Necklaces 70
order at short notice JAMMES 3ith St, West near 9'h
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
Conntrn Bonr0.

I.'OR RENT.-In the heart OF Lakewood village: two
l. nicely furnished rooms. with or without board.
Address = O. Box So Lakewood. N j.
tHI.DREN taken to country best references;
I s1@ to SO WM. YOUNG. Harrison \. y.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY


~ OF NEW YORK-Fannie Burchard Natrsss
Plaintir against John Tollberg and others Delen1ns
Action No . In pursuance 4 a JidgmeAl 0I FWT
closure and Sale duly made and entered IN me aDo
entitled action bearing date the 18th day OF Nosau
1901 l. the undersigned. the Referee IN salo Jllss-
Real Estate Saiesroom. No III Broa1Wey' m =.
Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New York on .1s 's
1ay of December 1901 at l. O'Clock noon On la -
by William NJ Ryan Auctioneer the premises Ws1. -
nv said Judgment 10 be sold and therein descl.ey
follows: All that certain lot. piece. or pacs- :. |
- ,t bI,iIiin ana improvements thereon erected
situate living and being IN the twenty L.s
tha CItv ~ New York Borough OF lAe ioIouA - W.
on a certain map entitled Map OF section A o -.
I-s-a+s belonging the Twenty-third NaF1 -
proverent Company dated July L. io9S rta r,vc- srs
= Van Horne Civil Engineer and tily ouL.S'o. Nc
sa t, the Office OF the Register OF the Couhty ~ o.
Work is known and designated BY the lot N sssr5
and thlrty-spEeu, and is oo1lug
s .or1Gvrs 70 wit: Commencing az point On
"a - ,ba Southern Boulevard distant I~o . H.-.
ery soc oL fr1 the corner formed by the intsrs
80 ~ eai5 FasterIy side OF the southern --s-v
rJth the SOuthery side OF JennihES T,s,sT
o1-, as charlotte place.. and running -, I1nI-si
- ~ the SoutherIy line OF lot nurlosr --t-rz
80 tbirrvafght on said map. and pai!iri w.. IL s.I
g.. owe hundred thence Soltnely
Southern Boulevard twenty-five -
ava along the NOrtheTy line OF iOt t- 1a-d
,,oIrcj and thfrty-six said map an. .b-crrs
..H TTinrs street. and part of the distance ~ IN
-. yraIi ore hundred feet 20 the aSe1ly aI,-- al
Southern boulevard. and thence NorSy ~ ,%s fset
T,aSterlv side OF said Boute'a34 '"Si''- -
Mint or place OF beginning - ,oo4
Dated. New forA ->O''4 C,FO HAAS, Refers
,,-vrp Attorney for Plaintiff. No =
49, g New York City, Borough OF n ~ - "a
eI'r 1I'I,,~ir,g fs A diagram OF the property % V 80
ueScA''S1 Jennings Street
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
VIRGINIA

y-fRGINIa HOT SPRINGS.
' EXHILARATING FALL MOUNTAIN RESORT
ON CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
The Virginia Hotel Cottages accoymoda, 10
patrons pending completion of magnificent hotel for spring
Finest bathing establishment In America
feet climate and scenery. Golf
5000 yards second First class livery
good roads Compartment sleeper without change
Tuesdays Saturdays Excursion tickets o. Office
offices Pennsylvania Railroad Address
FRED STERTtY. Manager. Hot Springs. Bath Co.. Va
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
THE HEN.

Alas, my Child. where is the Pen
That can do Justice to the Hen!
Like Royalty. She goes her way
Iaving foundations every day,
Though not for Public Buildings yet
For Custard. Cake and Omeiette.
OR if too Old for such use
They have their Fling at some ABUSE
As when to Censure Plays Cnht.
Tpon the Stage they make ftlt'
OR at elections Seal the Fate
OF ar Obnoxious Candidate
No wonder Child. we prize the Hen
Whose Egg is Mightier than the Pen
THE ADJUTANT.
The Adjutant. l may explain,
Is Gigantic sort of Crane.
A Realist would dance with Rage
To see him pictured on this Page
Holding a Gun. but though It's not
Exactly true. it adds a lot;
And that is where the Art comes In.
The Artist does not care Pin
Always to follow Natures Groove.
It is Arts Mission to Improve
On Nature just as | have done.
But If you do not like the Gun,
And Realistic Art prefer,
Go then to a Photographer.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
TN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner c.

- Thomas n Surrogate of the County Of New York
hereby ali having claims against
Storz. OF the County Of New York deceased.
to present with vouchers thereof to the sub
place ransacting business at the office
of Philip Britt. 290 Broadway, Borough Of Man
haitian City of New York or before the 10th
day OF April
Dated New York, ard day of October 1901
KATHARINE STORZ Administrative.
PHILIP j. BRITT Attorney Administrative, No. 200
Broadway n. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22

Mr. Herford's art is worth infinitely more than
that of the photographer; in fact, his drawings
form more of a boon to mankind than those of
the grand gloomy and peculiar artist are in
a good many cases He has. too, one quality
rare enough in humorous draughtsmanship,
gentle refined spirit that gives the last touch to
his altogether delightful productions.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22

ABNER c. THOMAS. Surrogate of the County of
New York hereby given to all persons hav
ing claims against EMMA MCCALL late Of the County
Of New York o the with vouch-
subscribers their place Of
ing business he of Nash & Jones No 63 Wall
in York. before the twenty
December next
Dated New York the Goth o. June, 1901.
ALFRED D. HEWITT.
CHARLES n. MCCALL,
Executors
NASH JONES for Ezecutors 6a Wall Street
New York
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22

II would not be unfair to put in the
same category with the that hath no
rnusic in his soul" and therefore lis fit for
treasons" the who could -esist the ex-
ouisite drollery of Mr.. Oliver Herford. In his
newest book More Animals" Charles Scrib-
ner's sons, he provides the lover OF humor. as
he has provided him before. with unmixed Joy.
He gives q picture and e verse to the tortoise
TO the crocodile. to the camel and to about .
score more feathered or four looted models Tho
dachshund that supreme tyi OF canine beauty.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-22
Gnrroaaies' Noiicc5.


IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Hon. Frank
T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of the County OF New
all having claims
+. Cullman. late Of the County Of New
the with vouchers thereof
TO place OF transactng business.
Nos. A. Wall Street. in the Borough Of Man
haitian City York. before the fifteenth
March next.
Dated New York fourth day of September 1901.
JOSEPH +. CULLMAN.
SAMUEL w. WEISS,
JONAS F MANN Attorney Executors 45 and Al
Wall Street. Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
~. Y.
RRUSH. HELEN C.-In pursuance Of an order
Abner G. Thomas. a Surrogate of the County
New York Notice is hereby given to all persons
claims Helen c. Brush. late OF the County
of York. deceased, the with vouch
subscriber his transacting
Office. 1l5 Broadway in the City of
New York Thirty-hrst day o December
Datei New York. the Fifth day Of June, 1901
HENRY B. WESSELMAN,
Temporary Administrator.
BERTRAM L. KRAUS, Attorney for Temporary Ad-
Broadway. New York City
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-01-23
Smallpox In Rock Hill.

Rock Hill, January 19.-Mr,
Albert Harrison has case { E
smallpox. During the holidays
he visited several other towns in
this State, a fortnight since. For
a week he has been slightly in
disposed and upon calling III Ii
physician he pronounced ii small
pox. His diagnosis has been con-
tirmed by another physician. The
board of health took charge at
once and quarantined the res
idonce and premises. The pest
house built two years ago is being
renovated today and the patient
will be removed there tomorrow.
The town is pretty thoroughly
vaccinated and there seems TO be
little alarm felt as to a spread.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-01-23

plow and digging with the hoe,
and that the students are rapid
ly acquiring knowledge that will
serve them well in after life.
During the growing season
Prof. Cauthen will practically
illustrate the theories and prin-
ciples taught in the school room
by experiments on the station.
While, as their names indi-
Gates, the teaching Of agriculture
is the prime object of these
schools, the literary ond scien-
tific curriculum or the West Ala
bama will compare favorably
with those of the colleges in the
State, and each department. is in
charge of competent and expert
enced teachers.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-01-23
THE PRESS REVIEWS THE
QUEENS LIFE.
She was More to Her People Than
A Sovereign.

London, Jan. 21.-A bulletin
issued at midnight was too late
to become known in London ex.
cept to a very few. If when the
metropolis wakes, the queen is
still living, her people must then
realize that there is really no
hope.
This mornings newspapers have
thrown off all the pretense of any
possibility Of recovery and they
sadly admit that the end may
come at any moment.
"While there is life there is
hope" they say, land the queens
constitution is yet marvelously
strong; but it is idle to deny that
the danger is extreme"
Therefore the papers proceed
to review her majesty's long and
illustrious reign as though she
were no moro and dilate upon the
wonderful influence she welded
in European politics for so many
years. awe all know" says the
Daily Mail, "that there is danger
Of losing perhaps the greatest per,
sonal force of our times"
BIsMARCK's TRIBUTE.
The Daily News recalls the fact
that even Bismarck, who detested
feminine interference in politics,
formed an estimate of the queen,
'ftel a personal interview with
her, which bordered on the idol
atrus and it adds: "This is one
of the most striking tributes ever
paid 10 a great character.
a bright spot in the universal
gloom was the Unexpectedly and
prompt sympathy displayed by
Emperor William in giving up
important engagements to come
to the deathbed Of his grand
mother. This" says the Daily
Mail, "is calculated to endear his
name to every Englishman and,
wo feel at such an hour what true
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DEAFNESS CANNOTBE CURED

by local applications as they cannot
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There is only one way to cure deaf
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when il is entirely closed, Deafness is
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tiou can be taken out and this tube
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which il nothing but an inflamed con-
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We will give One Hundred Dollars
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an effect on the minds of the
queens subjects throughout the
world as the arrival of Emperor
William"
The Daily Telegraph says: GA
precious and beloved existence
hovers at last upon the brink Of
the great mystery. A life of lives
is dropping toward the valley of
shadow and the empire waits in
its silence and sorrow.
But beyond the empire are
the uneXampled sympathy, con-
Germ and wonderful homage of
mankind. Emperor William,
above all, has expressed this won
derful feeling, not in word, but
in act, with truth and fervor of
natural affection which England
will not forget. 1t is one of the
saddest circumstances of the hour
that Empress Frederick is not
able to be present. Therefore
Emperor Williams presence is
doubly dutiful and at Osborne
house it will be doubly dear"
Proceeding to refer in detail to
the sympathy displayed in all
parts OF the globe, it says:
"For the American people the
character and domestic example
of the queen have been a con
secratiOn of the Anglo Saxon
ideal. They have been regarded
as hardly less the possession of
the United States than OF our.
selves and they have gone far to
restore the moral unity of the
race and to heal the worst effects
of its political separation"
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-01-23
Glorious News

Comes from DR.. D. B. Cargile
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Valuable Work CT a Former Ian
easier County Boy.

\ copy Of the Marion County
Ne"o OF Hamilton, Ala, makes
the following complimentary
notice to the work Of Mr.. +.
II Cauthcn of the Heath Springs
section of this county:
We know Of n certainty. by
personal observation, that DHc
science of agriculture is nov
being thoroughly and success
fully taught in the West Ala
bama Agricultural School and
Experiment Station, located at
Hamilton. This department is
under the management Of Prof.
f. F. Cauthen, who has given
the subject much study, and has
the happy faculty of explaining
and illustrating his subject in
such a manner rs to make them
easy Of comprehension by his
students A visit to Prof.
Cauthen's agricultural class
will convince the most skeptical
that there is much more in
agriculture than following the
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The Appetite of a Goat.

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