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SAMuEL j. HERMAN, M. d.,
SDecialist Oh KcfractiOn
OH the EYE,
Who has been coming to Frederick for the
for the past year has now perma-
ncnty located here.
Offlce:-
20 W. Patrick st, Opp. City Hotel.
Hours :-D.l3 Il. IN. Id. Us y. III.
Sunday, 3-O y. m.
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cY- See the very complete line of Ham
burg and Swiss Embroidery and all over
Laces
AT "ROOTS"
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~ Special attention is called TO our job
Lot of csc and 35c mems Ovcralls.
JOHN ROOT,
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To Cure IL Cold In One Day.

Take Laxative Bronco Quinine Tablets,
All druggists refund the money if it fails to
cure f w, Groves signature IS on each
box. 25c. scp20 "
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Professional

Dr. Morris A. BireI y.
0gsn9,dGM; IN
R@gl.D1EM C.ai
on Church St, between Lutheran On.
and Town Hall.
THURMONT, MD.
Telephone call, 8. line ii.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-21

in Rudolph Kof the night watch
of
fell the
his family who were asleep
the unnured
and these which caused
attracted the police from
the
work Of removing the injured
ne wreck
meth ambulances alarm OF
and responded The hreInen gave the
gruAome biting cold winds
works
hurried hospital Some
the hospital out
of the accident has been given out
be rebuilt Inc % OF the
opposite the mLfor almost one ph
there sno whole pane Of glass in
damaged The
the
hekng and shouting For at least fifteen
in
10 to
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-21
Scene OF
HORROR IN PITTSBURG
Three Men Killed and Twelve Injured
in Explosion Of Four Boilers
Just Before Daybreak
NO OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF CAUSE

Ptsburg injured
Park Brothers OF The
PatrcI
An
John Che s probably
Thomas scalp wounds
Gessh off
furnace
StTeet(
Valentne Pernisk light g
head
DO
Washington. 40, scalp
Mfkoseki a
Iarkin a ned.
a whose
Of
in
a thorough
Sreetw about
O the
mill No in
mill to
The boiler adjoining mil.
\
after the explosion. searching the debris bodies
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-21

The following music will be rendered
by the choir of All Souls Church to-
morrow at 1870 a. m:
Organ prelude. Noel d. Buck
Anthem, Christians, Awake! Sa
lutte the Happy Morn, MaI6n
Song for bass, THE Nativity"
Anthem, Behold the Days Come"
Woodward
Bethlehem" Greedy
Anthem. The Anthem Celestial"
]. H. Adams
Offertoire, Pastoral symphony"
Organ postlude. March in E" Salome
Christmas Vespers at 430 p. m.
Organ prelude Allegro First Sonata"
Anthem, Shout the Glad Tidings,"
Williams
Buck
Song for tenor Star of Bethlehem"
Adams
Anthem, The Joyful Morn is
Breaking. scheuecker
Van de Water
Offertoire, In Paradise Dubois
Organ postlude, March Nuptials"
A1cMaster
The choir IS: Mrs. A. D. Harrington.
soprano; Miss S. E. Spared, alto; W.
F. Little, tenor and director; c. E.
Lowell, basso; w l.. Shumway, or
ganist.
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PILGRIM CHURCH

1890 a. m. service:
Prelude Fantasia ................ Tours
Bass solo and chorus, Thou Art the
King, C'Dettinger TIE Deum
Handel
Onertory, Alto solo. Might of Nights"
Van de Water
Quartet, 20 Little Town of Bethle-
mem ......-........... Neidlinger
Tenor solo and chorus The Prince of
Quartet, "Hosannasl Loud Hosannas, !"
Schneider
Postlude, Finale-Grand Chorus in E
rat ............ ............. Gullmdnt
Evening service at p. m:
Prelude, Andante Religioso, violin.
piano and organ) ............ Gounod
Anthem. II win Set His Dominion in
the Sea" ........... Horatio Parker
Alto solo and chorus, 20 Thou That
Tellest," (Messiah) .......... Handel
Bass solo, Noel ................ Adam
Ofertory, Ladies' Quartet, Cradle
song, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Barnby-GOW
(Violin obligato by MIR. Ernest l..
Smith.
Soprano solo. Adore and Be still"
(Niolin obligatO) ............ Gounod
Anthem, Nazareth" ... Gounod- BUCK
Postlude, Sing, O we Heavens"
Handel
Quartet and chorus Of 50 voices; ].
Vernon Butler, director and organist,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-21
LITERARY NOTES

Thompson Seton opens the December
number of Bird Lore MACMILLAN CG.),
with an article on The Recognition
Marks of Birds" which he illustrates
with drawings of IS species of hawks
and owls, showing how each kind may
be known by some characteristic of
form or feather; Frank N. Chapman
starts a series of popular papers fer
beginners, entitled How to Name the
Birds" Tappan Adney writes of
"Bird-Life in the Klondike;' there are
illustrations by DugmOre, Beebe, Rob
erts, and others, and we note that "a
different kinds of birds are figured in
this number some of the most inter
esting pictures having been made with
an electrical device in which the bird.
unccnsciously, photographs itself.
A second edition of Mrs. Alice Morse
Earle's new book on odd Time Car
dens." was called for on the day fol-
lowing its publication. Mr. George H.
Ellwanger the well-known authority
Buyer as worthy to be enshrined
among the classics of gardening lit
erature" The Macmillan Company.
Jacob Riiss new book. The Making
of an American" ran into its second
edition on the day of publication. The
Macmillan Company.
THE horizon of life is broadened
chiefly by the enlargement of heart -
Hugh Blacks Culture and Restraint"
No man has a right to live below
his standards: moreover, he may not
have a right to live as low as his
standards. Robert E. Speer's Christ
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-21
GREENDALE BAPTIsT

Voluntary, organ. violin and cornet
(Hayden); anthem by choir. Christ
mas Brings our Savior Near" CAdam):
duet, In Bethlehem a King Is Born"
Macy; response (Rix); offertory,
organ and violin, Largo" CHandeD;
anthem by choir. The Triumph of the
Skies (GabrieD; postlude. organ.
violin and cornet. The choir will be as
sisted by Frank Lincoln, violinist. and
John Oderman, cornetist.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-21
Other programs for tomorrow are:
OLD SOUTH

Morning-Chorus, TIE Deum" in B
iaJ (Schumann); alto solo. 20 Thou
That Tellest' lHandeD; quartet
There Were Shepherds" (Pfueger);
male quartet, Bohemian Christmas:
carol; chorus, 20 Come, Redeemer"
(West).
Afternoon - Chorus, Before the
Heavens Were Spread Abroad" Oh. w.
Parker; soprano solo, Night of
Nights" CVandeWater): quartet, Calm
on the Listening Ear of Night
Brown; male quartet, Sleep. Holy
Babe" tSchauck); bass solo, But Who
May Abide" tHandeD,
Miss Clara Sexton, soprano: Miss Eta
Burgess, contralto; Mason 3. Mckay
tenor, c. H. Chute. bass; Walter s.
Knowles, first tenor; D. J. Pratt, bari
tone and director: Everett J. Harring-
ton, organist; chorus Of 30 voices.
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and Life

and Life
I'VE can help make people bright by
our keenness, but we can neI%'~ accom-
plish anything toward making people
good except by our tenderness. THE
Sunny Side of Christianity" by DR..
Parkhurst.
Seems to me the Almighty just
wants a Teller to do the right thing
by his neighbor and not to be too in
dependent, but go long kind O humble
like and keep clean. Yankee" in
Ralph ConnOrs The Man from Glen
garry"
Zitkala-Sa, the young Indian writer
whose stories of her people have been
widely read as they have appeared in
the Atlantic Monthly, Harper's Maya
zine, and elsewhere. has prepared a
volume. with the title old Indian Lee
gends." which is published by the
trade department Of CHM 6 Co. These
legends. told in the authors pictur-
esque English, are the treasured lore of
her ancestors and reproduce with rare
truth the free native spirit of the In
dian. Many of the legends center about
Iktomi, the spider fairy of the DakO-
tas, who continually reappears in In
dian folklore. The 20 full-page illus
trations give the book a large addi-
tional interest. They are by Miss An
gel de Cora (HinOok-mahiwi-ki linaka)
the talented young Indian artist and
pupil of Howard Pyle Miss de Cora
has also designed a thoroughly Indian
cover for Zitkala-Sa's book.
The first year of the new century
is gone: there are 90 years left fc1-
improvement. Messrs. n. w. Aver 4
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-21

Morning worship at 1870
Prelude, Christmas March. $40. Merkel
Anthem, There Were Shepherds,
Vincent
Male voices.
Carol, Holy Night ...s..........B arnby
(Unaccompanied
Offertory, Pastoral ............. Handel
Contralto solo In a Lowly Manager
Schneider
Postlude. Grand Choeur. McMaster
Professional and carols by the chill
dren.
Vesper service at 40 p. m.
Andante Religioso .Gillet
Violin and organ.
Anthem, When Christ Was Born,
Soprano solo and chorus.
Chorus, Cradle Song of the Virgin,
Barnby
Women voices with violin obligato.
Response. Prayer. Nv Ten Have
Violin and organ
Motette, Christmas Gade
Contralto solo. chorus, piano and organ
Postlude, Hallelujah chorus, Handel
The choir will be assisted by Ernest
L. Smith, violinist.
At Plymouth Church the following
program win be given:
SUNDAY MORNING.
Prelude. "Andante ReIigioso" go Bohm
For violin, organ and pianoforte
DoXolOgy.
Invocation.
Hymn.
Responsive reading.
Gloria.
Anthem. In the Beginning" Lansing
(AntiphonaD Tenor and soprano
solos, quartet and chorus.
Violin obligato.
Anthem. There Were Shepherds, 49,.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .......... + Oster
Bass and alto solos. quartet, in
visible choir and chorus.
Clarinet obligato.
Prayer.
Barnby arranged by A. J. Holden.
Violin Obligato.
Offertory Christmas Morning. (OrientaD
Arranged for clarinet,violin, organ
and 2ianoforte by E. L. Sumner.
Hymn.
Sermon THE Worlds Jubilee" ......
................Rev. DR.. S. H. Virgin
Anthem. When All the World in Rest
Lay Sleeping. ............. Kremser
Soprano solo, male quartet and
Benediction. Triple amen by choir.
occasional. Hallelujah chorus. Mes
siah." ...................... Handel
Chorus of 80 voices, assisted by Ernest
L. Smith, viOlinist and Herbert A.
Subway, clarinetist.
Quartet-Soprano, Miss Bertha F.
Hyde; alto Miss Lolita NJ. Smith;
tenor. Walter F. Knapp; bass, Mil
ton c. Snyder; organist, Arthur J.
Colburn; director, Edward L.
Sumner.
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Unusual Variety in Choice and Appropriate
ness Shown in the Programs 10 be
Rendered Tomorrow
MOST COMPOSERS REPRESENTED


realize
a
Christmas
Of the Christian
Church has arranged its program for follows
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ADAMS SO. CONGREGATIONAL

ADAMS 50. CONGkEGAIIO
1870 a. m.
The Angel Gabriel violin obligato)
Smart
1t Is the Blessed Christmas Morn
J. Q. Bartlett
Offertory. 20 Little Town Of Bethle-
hem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Neidlinger
Evening.
From the Eastern Mountains"
Schneider
Hymn of the Nativity. "...... Stewart
After preliminary music IS stere-
opticon views Of the boyhood of Jesus
win be shown and the pastor will
speak upon The Early Life Of Jesus. ="
Tuesday at O'Clock there will be
given 8 Christmas cantats, Mrs.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-21
MAIN STREET BAPTIST.

Morning service at 1890
Organ prelude. Grand Chorus. McMaster
Anthem. Behold I Bring You Good
Tidings' ...................Wi egand
Anthem. "Hark the Herald Angels
Sing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Quicken
Contralto solo. Bethlehem" Coombs
Quartet. Faint from the Skies" .....
----..-..--...--- ........- schneider
Postlude. Prelude and Fugue go. Bach
Evening service at =.
Organ prelude. "HOsanna" ...... Wachs
Anthem. Arise. shine for thy light is
come ....-.-....-.-. ElVey
Quartet. 20 Bethlehem Awaken" ......
....-....- ......-- GOttSchalk
Rass solo. @The Star of Bethlehem" ....
.-..............---.-. .-..-. Adams
POstlude. March in D............. Smart
Choir Mrs. Fred d. Aldrich. soprano;
Mrs. Louise Shumway Heron. con
tralto and director: J. Fred Munroe,
tenor; George NJ. Marble, bass; Miss
Edith Barton, organist
GRACE CHURCH
Morning.
Sermon by Rev. James Boyd Brady
subject, The Supreme Attractions of
the Son OF Cod
Anthem, While Shepherds Watch
Their Flocks by Night" Goodrich
Glory to Cod --.-.-..........-..Ly nes
Solo, Bethlehem ....... McVine
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The Spy Book Department
$50 Main Street, worcester, Mass.

vertising, have begun early in their
efforts to make the second year bet
ter than the first. Their Twentieth
Century Calendar issued about this
time, last year, it was thought, APP
preached near the limits of the art
preservatiVe and the demands of util-
ity-but the 1902 calendar is better AS
usual the background and main sheet
OF this calendar is an art work, en-
HANGED in beauty by the tasteful col
Ors of the printer. The II sheets con-
tanning the dates of the months have
a restful dark green background, the
large figures in white catching the eye
at a great distance. In each sheet are
epigrammatic sentences bearing on
the possibilities of business during the
year. Though this calendar marks the
passing of one year in a hundred, 1t
is in itself one calendar in a thousand
for artistic beauty and real usefulness.
The demand is always great, and who
ever would have a copy should send q
cents before the edition runs low.
This is a merely nominal price to COW
er the cost of printing, handling and
postage. Address n. w Aver & Son,
Chestnut and Eighth Streets Phila-
delphia.
I was born in Newark, in the much
maligned state of New Jersey. 26 years
ago" says Theodosia Garrison. the au
( thor Of The Ballad of the Scullicn-
Maid in the Christmas Lippincott's.
i take great credit to myself" she
continues, for promptly leaving it at
my earliest opportunity. Like Silas
WeEg, I dropped into poetry" at an
early age, somewhere about Z, l be-
HeYe; but. to the everlasting graft
tude of my friends and family, I
wrote for myself alone. would have
died with shame-black. unexplained
shame-if any eyes but mine ever saw
that yellow copy-bOok, most unapprO-
priately bearing the picture Of an owl
on its cover, that held the verses
where every ether line rhymed love
and dove and river and forever
and l thought 1 had discovered both.
ABOUT four years ago l made my first
puphc venture by sending two qua
trains to Lippincott's. and when they
We're accepted I forgot all shame and
Immediately squandered the enclosed
check and more, too, wiring the as
loundlng fact to my relatives, so I am
sun uifte out on my first sale.
nave never published any book verse
or otherwise, and the only prose I have
ever done has been in the short story
line, Of which the less said the kind
er. 1 was married three years ago to
Mr.. Joseph Garrison, a lawyer of New
York city"
While there is little direct quotation
from Browning in James o. G. Duffy's
daring novel, Glass and Gold" a good
deal Of the philosophy of Brownings
poetry enters into the book The hero
me is permeated with the spirit of GER
tam OF the poems which encourage
her, having committed one fault. to
strive and strain to be good again, and
persevere in the face of every form Of
encouragement. As a boy, Mr. Duffy
received a good deal of kindness from
browning, who did not conceal his
qualification at the young Irishman's
enthusiasm in admiring his works.
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TRINITY CHURCH
Trinity Church has prepared a pretty
program. printed on red paper and
folded in neat and dainty fashion.
After giving the list of church officers
the program is arranged as follows:
Sunday a. m.
Prelude, christmas Offertory" Barrett
Mr. Anderson.
Invocation, by the pastor
Solo and chorus The Wondrous Ad-
vent"
Master Charles Warden and Sunday
School choir
Scripture reading by Miss Smith,
Matt. 2:1-lO.
Quartet and chorus, Star of Fulfill
ment"
Church and Sunday School choirs.
Hymn 679. StanZas l. 2 and 6. How
Firm a Foundation"
Scripture reading by Miss Smith,
Luke 2S-12.
Chorus and quartet "Slumber, SweetIy
Slumber."
Miss Lillian Allard's class and church
choir.
OHertory, Nearer, my Cod to Thee"
Horn quartet.
quartet. The Christ Child" COombs
Church Choir.
The Christmas Story as told by Miss
Florence V. Perry.
Solo and chorus. 20 Little Child"
Miss Maggie Smith and Sunday School
choir.
Hymn 1870, "Hark! the Herald Angels
Sing"
Chorus, "Hark. the Glad Bells of
Christmas"
Sunday School choir.
A Thought from our Pastor
Duet. quartet and chorus. over the
Hills"
Sunday School and Church choir
Benediction.
Postlude, Professional march,"
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ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL cHURCI

st. Johns Episcopal Church has it's
Christmas music on Christmas day.
At the morning service the program
is: Prelude (MarshalD: "Venite, 3"
Gloria" (RandalD; tie Deum" (HalD !;
"Jubilate" CHalD; "Kyrie" (Gilbert) ::
Gloria Tibr' (BrowD offertory an
them. Unto Us a Child Is Born"
(Adlam): "Sanctus" (Canridge); Gloria
in Excelsis" [ancient plain chantl;
poslude (Moir).
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-21

Music by Sunday school choir:
church choir; Soprano. Miss f. NJ.
Robinson; contralto, Mrs. F. T. Curtis
tenor and director, w. S. Bliss; bari
tone, F. r. H. Stetson: organist, A w.
Anderson. Horn quartet first cOrnet,
F. w. Chaffln: second cOrnet, F. w.
Clement; trombone. S Haywood: Gu
phonium. J. r. F. Taylor.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-21

The first year of the new century
is gene; there are so years left fcr
improvement Messrs y. w Aver 4
Son, the Philadelphia promoters Of adj
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-21
TRINITY CHURCH

Santa Claus and Her Dolls" Suppe
will be served for the little folks
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-21

Jacob Riiss new book. The Making
of an American" ran into its second
edition on the day of publication. The
Macmillan Company.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10

an early bear influence In wheat sudden and totally
unexpected drop OF 35 e5 points in PARIS "eat ana
hour futures. which could nothing less 70
mere than improvement in the French crop
considerable wheat held here on the CIOP uaIldse
theory will be operators hau d suohs
additional selling wheat oesIues lhdt TUT
rsbad s,ocls (-aeh wheat also strongly affected
iyy the decline in futures No red being lowered 10
SIC over May against She premium Gay or so ago
came news Of x aId decline and Budapest points down
Eebn WIS unchanged Antwerp parity s franc lower
rally OF about &c from low POM mere shofts
covere f..ly and some wheat was bought on the Idea
~, 1b SeoIns had experienced. Foreign houses
boIsbt wheat early the day Home crop news was all
tesrssb again but comparatively little figure. owing
=. -. e-nirsnce Of other Quotations Of
,rbsar a h ahoat basis follows: No Northern
T,,ntb sosac 10 arrive: No Northern Chicago s17s
10 red NewYork, s2h.c and No 2 hard New York,
eoi1 = nominal .CORN-T Throughout all the
Element attending wheats sensational break and the
stocks yesterday persued conservative
course losing very little Of value. although
reached a very volume OF this relative
could traced the small stocks and the support
for unloading such forced in wheat Those who
long hand quickly perceived the stability Of
position and helG of the market while bears
short the opening covered later furnishing
chief demand From a point OF view there
much be said Liverpool closed sQAd lower and
Of 25 received Chicago lO1 cars graded con-
Weather conditions West were considered stn
favorable for seaboard clearances We're light and
export altogether did exceed dozen loads
Last prices sc lower. No corn spot. o4Ssc
nominal: No 54i.c late May; No white corn.
55Ac prompt. and No yellow corn. 5i1Rc prompt.
OATS-wh'e exhibiting marked activity the
rather weak in sympathy with other
No closed 33l2c; No 3. 33c: No white 34c;
No white 33iec: track mixed S2'2 2G34Te track WhIte
2i4d374c. and No white clips "a 34i2a35c. .,RfE-
Market dull: l Western. 81 3C. and No western
Glc both { o p afoat: state rye 55d56C- FARLEY =
dull: feeding quoted AZ i6niS'sc anu id"s
"a sea zoe both { I New York
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10
EUROPEAN PRopT-CE MARKET

Liverpool. MAY 9-Closlng- -Wheat-Spot steady: No .
red Western winter, IS I'D No Northern spring Us III
No California Us lled; futures steady July SIS io7sd
SeFember 5s lo'sd Corn-Spot- IA merican mixed. new
DUH Is 31d TO old quiet Is +i.d; qule; NAV
nominal July - nd September Is ltd. reas-Canadian
steady. rs 81. Flour-St. Louis fancy -
Hops at London Hacihc COAST steady IJs Pee
India Gls ID steady prime mess
Western. tbs 3D. HHms-Short cut 20 i6 NJ steady
4Gs I'D Lard steady prime Western IN tierces Ga
Bacon steady: tumberland cut 20 30 short
RIB 10 70 - ib 4s ID; long clear nddes light p
III, AIS 3D. long clear mdGes. heavy 10 TO n
short clear backs 10 n
10 n. AS 6d. Shoulders-Square III 10 IL 10 steady
s 3D. Butter dull: finest United states good nitl
states. dis Cheese merican finest white dulI AIS
American finest coored quiet, Taow steady: prmc
city 23s Sd Australian in London. 26s Cd Cotonseei
Hun rehnedSpot steady 2ls I'd Turpcntine
steady, 2Ss. Ros!n-tonlmOn quiet. Is
Refined steady T9sd. Linseed oil firm as IA ~
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. New Yorl

County.-George s. Beach and Franklin p. Lord
Trustees, Plaintiffs. against John T. Farley and
others, Defendants. In pursuance OF Judgment OF
action bearing date the 9th day OF MAY
1901 l. the undersigned. the Referee in said Judgment
named win sell Public Auction, at the New York Real
Estate SalesroOm. No Ill Broadway in the Borough %
Manhattan, City OF New York on Weinesday the 18th
day Of May 1901. II O'Clock noon. that day by
Peter F. Never Aucti9neer the premises directed 6y
said judgment sold. and therein described fol
lows; All that certain lot, piece parcel of land
situate. lying and being in the City of New York,
bounded and described follows. Beginning at
point the southerly line of SxtyfOurth Street dis
westerly from the intersection
the line Of Ninth Avenue with said s1uhery
l'ue Of Sxtvfour and thence westerly
along southerly line Of Sxtyfourh Street nineteen
tID feet thence southery and parallel with Ninth
nue. and part of the distance through the middle
party wall. hundred C0Ol feet and five (5) inches
OF block; thence eastsry along
line Of the block nineteen O9 feet. and thence
northery again parallel with Ninth and
hundred 900 feet and five (5) inches point
place OF beginning
Dated New York. May Tth. 1901
MICHAEL. =. MJLQUEEN. Referee.
LUCIUS II. BEERS. Attorney for Plaintiffs. Office and
Post ONCE Address No. 40 Wall Street tManhat.an1.
New York city.
The following is diagram of the property be
as described above the street number being No 1O6
West 64th Street.
Wast64
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Hork MAY =, i95l
COFFTc-Irerest coffee futures wanted to-day TIE
market opened barely eesdy 5mO points lower under
selling orders absence OF speculative support
Large receipts weakness the European markeis small
deliveries and Sow condition ot affdhs IN
the local market given a. the chi"I res- Io
business slack from the start "liA
u 100 bags hsins shortly after the call
prices drfed little under liquidation, reurni s4s -
The opening the light foreign buy
ing orders Closing prices 5Glo p"inis n.t lower
nd The o. he quiet faVre ard Hamburg
declined = franc and IA y Pftang .esIeeti'el' fIio
improved - res price. whereas the exchange
rate dropped 80 I27ss Po-t receipts agErssa ed
10 600 bags interior towns II $40
bag United States warehouse deliveries SlSi
hags Spot local Street market freely
offered bat demand the staple hmteG Quo
tato.s or less nominal; were bss'd on No = Rio
6ltc and No nc. TIE steamer Syracuse
cleared Rio May with l5.0e bags.
The range OF contract prices the local market to-day
rs folsWs: