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New-York tribune., 1901-11-23

YORK--Charles NJ Hough. as administrators .,,
the will annexed Of Henry NJ Leavitt deceased pfai-
tiff. against Jacob Lewis and others Defendants
No. 2 In pursuance Of judgment OF foreclosure a15
sale made and entered in the above entitled action
ing date the 1ath day Of November 1901 T. the under
signed. the referee in said Judgment named will sell A.
public auction. at the New York Real Estate Sal4sror
No III Broadway. in the Borough Of Manhattan CIV
of New-Ycrk the 18th day OF December 1901 ar 10
O'Clock noon that day. by James Wells auctione.-
the premises directed BY said Judgment sold arS
therein described as follows: All that lot psac.
or parcel Of land with the building erected rhsrso-
situated lying and being in the Twentyfourth Ward :;
the City OF New York. Borough Of The Bronx az
bounded and described as follows: Beginning al point
on the Northcrly line OF Fifth Street distant two nv,
dred and ninety eight (29S) feet ninerv-vs
dredths '9o1oOl Of foot Eastwardy he said dsranc.
TO he measured along the said Northery line ~ Tiss
street, from the Northeasery said Fifth
and Green Avenue thence running 49,.
line forming right angle with Northe-Iv I1s
Fifth street hundred GOT Feet two i-cbss
20 the middle line Of Old wall thence Essus-s
", but parallel with said Fifth Street tve1vTy Io5,
feet thence Southwardy. but again along lire r-t-,
right angle with said N0rtherly line OF Fifrh S,-.1
one hundred and OD feet inches 70 saIj No-.s
erly line OF Fifth Street and thence Westvar5v ~
along said Northery line OF Fifth teutyays tS5
feet 70 the point place OF he<i-niae vi
Dated New York, 19-h November,
WILLIAM 5. BENNET Psrzr.a
GEORGE WADDINGTON. Attorney for Pisfnfie ,so
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan CIV Of Nsv- VI
Ihe foo~ins Is diagram of the property to Be ,ois.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23

isfy which the above described property 70 day q
S1O go H. with interest tneLeSn I'm and allowances
amounting T. SIT 30 with interest from Ths ap
TaOI together vi+h the expenses OF the SAFE
proxinate amount assessments OF oT OF the
Which he aIIo the purchaser VS and
purchase money or paid by the referee IS sl'0'
interest. 49,, ,oo,
Dated New York November Goth lgui lgui,.-r-I- satsrss.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

~ Herman Raabe and Another. Plaintiffs VS. James
IT Cassidy ct al. Decentralization No. In pur-
suance OF Judgment foreclosure and sale. duly
ana entered in above entitled action bearing
date the 3lst day October. 1901. the undersigned
the referee said Judgment named will sell public
auction New York Real Estate Salesroom. No Ill
Isroadway in the Borough of Manhattan City of
York. the 29th day of November 1901 at twelve
o'clock noon on that day. John N Goldng auconeer
the premises described in said Judgment follows
that certain piece parcel Of land, situate
nd being in Twelfth Ward in the Borough OF
cf York, bounded and described
follows: Beginning a a point the northery o
one hundred eleventh Street, distant hundred
tvyeuty-eight easerly from the
by the intersection the said northery side
Sreer with the easerly side of Eighth Avenue running
thence eastey said rorherly side OF 11th
thrtvsix feet thence northery parallel with said
Avenue one hundred feet and eleven inches; thence
Westerly parallel with said 1l1h Street thysiS feet
and thence Souherly parallel with sth Avenue one hun
ired feet inches the point place of
becin premises described in and
by mortgage made by said Cassidy 70
limited Fire Insurance Company 10 secure
s3I 500 and interest.
Dated New York. November 9Th. 1901
RANDOLPH HURRY. Referee.
PHILLIPS & AVERY. Attorneys for Plaintiffs, 154
Nassau Street. Tribune Building Borough of Man
New York City.
The diagram Of the property referred 10
foregoing notice Of sale known oy the street
number 25l West 1llth street;
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
5th Street.


Ihe approximate amount OF the Hen or cha-rs .,
satisfy which the above described
IS Two thousand six hundred sx-y-eSht collars sn5
Iorthree cents ts66s 4Sl. with interest tha-eo-
9th November. 1901 together with costs ard sIou.-
amounting 70 Three hundred eghtv-tv-o aoTs-s
iorty-hree cents lSSs2 49, with interest thereon
1ifn November 1901 together the expenses o ~.
SAID sale Ine approximate amount OF he
Tnsnts and other liens be allowed 10 me
OF the purchase money. paid referee is
i've dollars and thirty-o1e Sf1
Dated New York. 19rh November 1901.
WILLIAM S. BENNET pA,.-s.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
Green
Avenue
24sa5
5rh Srreer

The approximate amount Of the lien charge =,
satisfy which the above described property b
Two thousand hundred sixtysght dollars AMI
fortythree cents (S266s43 with thereon from
9th November. 1901, together
amounting Three hundred seventy-seven dollars
and fortythree S34) with thereon from
1ith November 1901 together with the saii
sale The approximate Of the taxes assessment,
and other liens. be allowed purchaser our
purchase money paid by referee is Seventy
Dated New York. 18th November. 1901
WILLIAM s RENNFT
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
Rece1per's Notire

ITO THE CREDITORS of the Modes and
Fabrics Publishing Company and Albert Sanders
Receiver Of all the assets OF the coparneshp
fore Johr L. Oberly p
doing business under the style OF Mode and
Fabrics Publishing Company Take notice that in ac-
rOrdp a Of Srara
OF New York County OF New York duly and en-
18th day OF September 1901 you are
required proofs o claims, duly
his place OF doing business
q Truax. Watson & Roberts No
broadway Borough Manhattan, City OF New York on
or 18th Of March 1902 further take
that Of Your failure present claims as
before the 18th Of March 1902 YOU
shall BE- barred # any right claim against said
Receiver
New York September 18th. 1901
ALBERT SANDERS Receiver.
TRUAX WATSON & ROBERTS Attorneys FOR Receiver
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
Green
Avenue
3as sa
Sth Street.

SATISFY
bfcb rhe above described property te sold is Tw'
thousand SIX hundred and sixtyeiSht dollars and tor
1brss cents 43) thereon from oia
T6Z-sn1bar 1901 together with costs and allowance
r,ounttnr ~ Three hundred and ssvsnty-saren 1olas
or5 cents tSST1 49, with interest thereof
T-on1 1itb November 1901 together with the expenses
sstj sas The approximate amount ot the taxes
easements and other liens 70 b allowed 70 ne
5asar o,1t If the purchase or paid oy ne
= Ss1..1Ty nve dollars ard thrtycne cents s's' a-
interest -, >--L,- ra1r
DATED NeN iOiN' WTTJIAN : BENNET. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions fo5 % "a SroadwaS
n received al their Uptown once, NO sivertise-
81 door north OF until coCA a. regular
ments received the following e.InC" sS shave
- rates until 5 clock VIZ - 20 SoIunouS
Cr oSi - f5S 6th-avs-. l2thst u - 6th-svs
- 80 Vest Gsth-st; West 42d-st ns1 and sfn
90 Fast i4h-st 251 West AID ST. between sss sd-svs
I59 East ittn-st-' Sls&-
hetwean 1sth and nth sts-; 1o26 Sd-sve' Hs
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
Citai1ous.
ME PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

Z
YORK by the Grace of God Free and Independent =
To Roche. Forest Benjamin. Ella v De
Forest and and administrators If any OF
De Forest and to ali persons interested
of of the County
deceased creditors legatees next Of Kin
or otherwise send greeting: You and each OF you are
hereby required personally TO be and appear be
of the County of New York. ar the
of County. held the County
Court House County York. the 2fth day
Of halfpast O'Clock forenoon
there attend judicial settlement
Of the account proceedings William T. Cobron and
Isabel Cobron Executors and Trustees OF
VIII Testament Of said deceased and such OF
s under the OF twenty
years required by guardian II you
you appear ana apply for
be appointed in the event of your neglect or
a guardian will be appointed by the Sur
represent and the proceeding In
testimony caused the Seal of the Sur
County Of New York 10 be here
affixed
Witness. ABNER c. THOMAS. Surrogate of our
County. County New York. the 1th
Il, November. Lord
thousand nine hundred
J. FAIRFAX McLAUGHLIN,
Sup. on order Clerk Surrogate's Court
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foreclosure Sales
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or -
E Nrvu

YORK.-CharIes NJ Hough as a.r,.,., -"
the will annexed of Henry NJ. Lesvitt deceasA5 Win
against Jacob Lewis and others. Defendants rlanttf
No. 1. In pursuance Of a judgment OF rorscI Action
sale, made and entered in the enfitIaS and
bearing date the 18th day November IaoI acton.
undersigned. the referee ir Judgment l. ID.
sell at public auction. the York Real Fs-.a
No Ill Broadway the Borough ~ Me Sales
City Of New-York. on the 18th day Of Dscemb.
az IL o'clock noon on that day by James L Wsfl 1901
tioneer. the premises directed by said auc
sold and therein described as follows All thai g =
lot piece parcel of land buiI5i, certain
thereon situated living and being efseetsd
Ward OF the City Of New York Borough Of IT, fourth
and bounded and described as follows: BegnnntS Sonx
point on the Northery line of Fifth Street d..s AZ
hun9red and forty eight t24s) feet ninetv1 two
hundredths t95-1O0 of foot Eastardly 1tbs I'VE one
tance 70 De measured along the Norths-l, dis
rtth Stree from the Northeasterly corner ~ s o
street and Green Avenue, thece running rl-,
out along line forming right angle with sdrcly
ery line or Fifth Street ana one orth
Two inches to the middle line Ieet
tastWardly but parallel with Fifth Sr-ss Inencs
hve t2oJ feet thence Southwarily w enty
me forming right angle with said No-f5s-tdIi dIons
F1fth street one hundred 0OfI feet iiae Of
20 SAID Northerly line of Fifth Street and cnes
Wdrd!y Sut aon the said NortherIy OF Fif-5
twenty-five CD feet the Stree
Dated New York 10Th November 1901 - |7-nhlns
WILLIAM s BENNFT
'rhC5IGft NAPDlNGTON Attorney for Pisintig -,
Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan Citv ~ Vii lSe
Inc loio"lng Is diagram OF the property 10 hs .or
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
111th Strset

The approximate aggregate OF prior on
the said premises is S31. The o plaintiffs
lien upon the premises for principal interest
allowance is Sass 81, o
nd rates Is Sl.oO2. 10
RANDOLPH HURRY.
PHILLIPS & AVERY. Attorneys for Plaintiffs
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
" Herman Raabe and Another Plaintiffs vs. James
H Cassidy ct al. Defeniants-Action No. lin pur-
o a u foreclosure duly made
and entered above entitled and bearing
October, 1901 I. the
Judgment named. Will
the York Estate Salesroom. No III Broad
way in the Borough Manhattan. City o. New York on
the 2ah day Of November 1901 o'clock noon
on that day y Goldng auctoneer the premises
described in judgment follows that certain
lot piece parcel @ land. living and being in
the. l2;h Ward Borough Of Manhattan City OF New
York and described follows: Becfnning
point on the side Street distant one
hundred and sixty-four from the corner
formed by the norherv side of
easterly along said northery side 111th
thence uortherly said
Avenue hundred feet and eleven inches:
parallel with said 111th Street and
southery parallel with said sh hun
dred and eleven inches TO the point o,
beginning Being the same premises described in and
by certain mortgage made by said 10
John \ Aspnwail and Frederick de p Foster
the Last VIII and Testament O William
II Aspnwai deceased. TO secure S37 500 and
Dated New York. November Tth. 1901
RANDOLPH HURRY. Referee.
PHILLIPS & AVERY. Attorneys plaintiffs. l54
Nassau Street Tribune Building Borough OF Man
haitian, York City
following a diagram OF the TO
IN the foregoing sale
her
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1t1th Street.

The approximate aggregate amount Of prior Hens on
is 500 The OF plaintiffs
lien upon premises for principal interest costs dis
allowance is StI3S61. and or taxes.
water rates is 81 oo2 10
~ RANDOLPH HURRY. Referee
PHILLIPS s AVERY. Attorneys for Plainu0A
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

27th-s.. No So7 70 531 West t5, 80; :.
$ $40 Il OF 9th-ave, 2l@1atSs y "a :.
<lee II Il eth-ave- 2l3Zse-S' ne s,eiEtet' S3al
Hospital and Dispensary 70 feter W " 49,
executor and another; X :, so .: quit Cam.
1aaTb-sf Nc 3lS West. 22xlpo1l5 teter ~ Ndelei
"a Hannah StieCltz; R :, $40 23-...
Bleecker-st. corner Npus.e..st. s,sr tr-o@7s-.'
DsnieI P I-graha-n. referee, 70 Maurice haiieg'
Tno~rgare $50 Oso: r :. S22 80
1o5tb-st No q to 63 East. 7ozlOO-ll: aU.h,sL 10
l6s East, IL sxlo05. Sherry-st No l't;
Is .sxGGx25-4xe0. David = toIeH- helf. 10 hNo97
7tb-ave " corner l4lst-St. 81 l1xloo. IuliuS
Fleischmsn and anotheE - tehN II Levy al
sa5a@ aeaS M ao4 Wet ,9zio2 > Charles Youngs
ta Robert " De Forest. mortgage, elf,'c9ee-
a.rh-sr : lea Il OF Anlste: Ga In-ale 'eilA
~ 70 centre Bloonjngdale Road N--NF'o- AoTdih
{. Ierman y William Finn mortgage *lo.-
7th-a--e 5 y corner l41st-st- e9-llxleo. Felix Il
Levy to Gustav Fleiscil-nsHn; all liens. -,
r-hf-e-st. No 81. John LrG% - ~ 10 LOUIS -
Hopkins ard another. I'll Lens
5rb-rxe < " corner I2oth-ss 100 lONlo6N--N -NlZ3;
Tuli7ls Fleischraann % Felix Il Levy: al lsf-s--
Same property Felix II Lew - Gustav J tie'Soh
sa1t-sf No l05 West. csx1oo.s, United states
Trust COMPANY Of NeW-YoTk 10 Charles "
NaSiso-esve Nos 1es2 ana 1eSi 3a.11X
80; Marion : Alien 70 Morris Welnstein' IS ana
,e1b-sf No IS West a5xs2 Minnie a Fernhach
u Matthias Schwendemann- mortgage s""-l'''
Nercer-st. " 8 10 # s OF Grand-st. I4xloo.2,
William Gillian 70 LeoH Tanenbaum- Il =
.trarney-s+ 80 3s No l57 " 5 asxl00: Arthur Johns
referee. 20 solomon kohn: r :, sl8 So
Attorneys. Ns 159. " :, 22xle9 ArLhur :solls loans
raferee a Selma E SurnmerSeld. r s. 50 p
41s--sr Nc 34s West 25xas-9: Abraham a Joseph
referee 70 Harris Mandelhaum and anotheT
mortgage so4 sos s-.--------------.---
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Aufumn Resorts.
Autumn Resorts.
NEW-JERSEY.
TME LAKEWOOD HOTEL,
LAKEWOOD. N. J.
the LEADING HOTEL OFF LAKEWOOD

1aken-ood is a world renowned Winter resort
for wealth and fashion, and The LAKEWOOD i's
principal hotel, is suoerbly equipped hos'ie y
in luxurious accommodations for the cofiiioi
convenience and entertainment Of Its patrons
not surpassed by any hotel in America
cuisine and service equal those OF the celeoi 'eu
restaurantr of New York and Paris.
The Hydrothera peutic (water cure' Po'io
main under the direction Of the mouse piis '-N-'-
Write for illustrated booklet ana uias siai
rooils- JAS N BERRY. Mgr
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
Ilis1elIa

>-oTrcF-Gants Duchess. Gants Albert. Giants ISindy
~ iere We respectfully beg cur patIon ssrr dsnnsn
favo- ms with their at once Inc --nnse
on 1bove brands being large that we ma II,,S STR
10 leave later orders remain un1Ied '@A'i
West near 5th Ave
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
Assianee's Il otire.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. to all persons interested Of
Charles Beiser. assigned William E Nash the
creditors Send Greeting: You and each Of
required personally appear
the Special The New York Supreme Court
Borough Manhattan City of New York. the 9th
December 1901. 1870 o'clock in the forenoon
and there o show why final settlement of
the accounts William F. Nash assignee Charles
insolvent debtor, should be had
cause be shown final settlement
assignee's
testimony whereof have hereunto caused the seal OF
he said York Supreme Court be hereto affixed
Witness. Hon Henry Bishop. jr-. Justice Of said
Court. this October. 1901.
(SeaiD WILLIAM SOiINfEF Clerk.
WERTHEIMER & DUFFY. Attol ueys for Assignee 302-
3O4 Broadway. New York City. Borough Of Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
Notlle of Summons.



SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-Cicy Real Estate Company plaintiff. against
Ponsonby D. Ogle. Pelham r. OgIe and Mary Eliza
beth Ogle individually and William r
ogle. deceased: A Ogle. c. T Dwight and
Dwight individually Of
NJ 3. Dwight deceased, lane W. Dwight, Helen r
Dwight and Winthrop E Dwight Thomas Hooker. Saran
p. Hooker. Richard Hooker Thomas Hooker. Junior
St. John Challoner Ogle. Observation-Disclosures summons
To each OF the above named defendants You hereby
summoned amended complaint In this a.
ton. and 10 of the plaintiff }
within DAYS after
exclusive of the dav of and Of
failure 10 appear Judgment will te taken
against you by default for the relief demanded the
complaint
WILLIAM H. SToCKVELL.
Plaintiff Attorn-y.
Once and Pest once address Broadway Borough Of
Manhattan. New City.
To Porsonby D. Ogle. Pelham R Oge Mary .nu
Elizabeth Ogle. individually and William
f Ogle deceased Kate A OEle; Cora T Dwight and
Timothy Dwight individually and James
dwight. Thomas Hooker. b Hooker Richard
Hooker. Thomas Hooker Junior. ST ChalIoner
oGle The foregoing amended
by publication. pursuant : order Henry
Btschcff. Jr Justice of the Supreme
OF New York. dated October FL 1901.
complaint and amended complaint in the OF the
Clerk Of the County OF New York County Court
House IN the Cornty OF New York. the day Of
November 1901
Dated November 9Th 1901.
WILLIAM H STOCKWELL.
PLAINTIFF
Once and P address Broadway. Borough Of Man
haitian. New York City
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

vvs-erly Place. 10. ! story and base
rue-t brick building wiki lofts 23xs2 TO- fhiliP
z4eee 1 Ho p Waveriy place architect sl75
as5-st and Tth-ave corner, for q two story
br!ck building with lofts. 175x9o, @ L Law
PiSs.-, - vo ,n3 5tb-sve architect -. 1900
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
NEW-YORk.


THE DEFR'S HEAD INN. ELIZABETHTOWN. n Y.
DeiRhtfuiv bracing air Pure water Modern improve
well heated First class
STBTSON & FRENCH. Proprfetors
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
Dauelne Ara6smles.
musiral -ansIrnrtlon

". Y. CONSERVATORY. l12 East 18th ST
"A The FIRST MUSIC SCHOOL. in the Country
Lessons DAY and EVENING. Years 14th
POSITIONS for GRADUATES.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
HOTEL TRAY NOR E.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j
open throughout yeor- Under management
Hot and cold in house. and Other
modern comfort and appointment illustrated bookle
mailed on request Capacity $50. Golf privileges
TRAYMORE HOTEL CO.
HOWARD WHITE. Jr.. Mgr.
D S WHITE President.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23

. MERICAN AND FoREIGN TEACHERS AGENC
"a supplies Professors, Teachers. Tutors, Governesse
etc, o Colleges. Schools and Families Apply
Mrs NJ J. YOUNG-FULTON. q Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
HOTEL DENNIS.

Atlantic City N ]. Open all the year DirecIIy lael
the OCEAN hot and cold sea and water baths Coll
VestJf11Ied trains via \ J. Central and Penna. + F.
'eS'i'1ie- '''N " WALTER J BUZBY.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
For Both Sexes-City.

rNHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Madison Square, New-York 73 Court-st.. Brooklyn.
The Berlitz Method IS the sysremazed Of
foreign language in foreign country by its
lessons free lectures weekly
guages. -Four Medals at Paris Exposition 1900
rJ,aE LEMoUCHE SCHOOL OF FRENCH LANGUAGE
i Carnegie Building. Room 709
French taught by attonal method: simple
clear. rapid system Of acquiring French Class
private: day and evening Highest reference. York
Boston Term begins Nov. 18Th closes May 18th.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23

EVERETT STONE CYale CoIurnbia). 316 West
"a. Both St Tutor for all colleges: long experience
JNR. w NOVEL;. private pupils homes or
~ at III e s3d-st. Two pupils received in family
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-10-18

Godmothers may be interested to
know that silver forks and spoons and
goblets have ceased to be de rigueur
for christening presents. You give your
godsons what you choose, but little
white necklets, whether of diamonds,
pearl, enamel, moonstones or white
beads of any sort, are just now the
rage for goddaughters. White bead
necklets from Venice are eagerly snap
ped up by mothers and godmothers for
their baby girls. Also pretty and mex
pensiye are mother of pearl strings of
beads, only needing to have a pretty
gold or pearl snap, as costly as you
will, attached to them. These treasures
are sold in shops where Florentine jew
elry, corals; mosaics. etc, are sold.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-10-18

mot a little of the torturing head
ache which ruins the nerves of so
many women is due to the heavy hats
they wear" says physician. 81 have
among my patients several women who
are almost sure to call me on Sunday
afternoons after they have been to
church and have for an hour or per-
haps two worn these ponderous works
of millinery art. The headaches from
which these women suffer on such oc-
casiOns are of peculiarly irritating
character, making them snappish and
easily offended And it is not alone the
weight The anxiety they sometimes
feel as to whether the huge affair is ON
straight has much to do with the trou-
BILE" says the Chicago News. Il find 1t
useless TO row with them about the
heavy hats, They wear them In spite of
all can say, satisfied to offer no other
excuse than that the obnoxious head
gear Is In style and that therefore they
must sacrifice themselves ON tho aAtAr
of fasdon.s
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-10-18

Considering what a vast amount Of
stuff has in recent years been written
about Andrew Carnegie, many persons
no doubt regard it as singular that so
very little, almost nothing, is ever seen
in print regarding his wife. The reason
is that Mrs. Carnegie has a horror of
the interviewer and utterly refuses to
pose as person of any public interest
whatever. Those who are admitted to
intimate acquaintance with the mis-
tress of Skibo castle declare that she is
charming hostess, bright, clever, vi
vacious and endowed with the knack
Of making everybody happy about her
AS everybody knows, Mrs. Carnegie is
more than a score of years younger
than her husband The laird of Skibo
did not marry till rather late in life,
after the death of his mother, to whom
he was tenderly attached There is but
one child, a winsome little Scotch las
sic, in whose name Skibo castle was
bought. Among other accomplishments
Mrs. Carnegie is clever photographer
and spends much of her leisure at the
work.-Chicago News.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-10-18
Whx nis c1ock was Slow.

There is an italian fruit dealer, with
a well stocked store near one of the
suburban railway stations, who has
adopted a unique device, and one
which shows a deep knowledge of hui
man nature, - hold his own in com.
petition with another dealer, whose
stand is some fifty yards nearer the
station than his own. A commuter
was leisurely peeling a banana in his
store the other day when the Italian
remarked:
You gotta fiv' minute before your
train
mo; twenty" replied the commuter,
glancing at big clock on the wall
''Thata clock fifteen minute slow"
said the Italian. II keepa it slow,
PeepP used come in a-here, looka at
clock, getta excite. go way, not buy.
Time to buy at Pedro's stand, notta
here. Now keepa clock Slow get
mucha trade. No, 1 not letta peepl'
miss train. l tella them after they
buy de banan'." New York CONNER
cial Advertiser.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-10-18

The ACCOMPLISHMENT of the queen of the
Netherlands is expected to take place
in January. If five years had passed
without Queen Wilhelmina giving birth
to a child, her marriage would have
been dissolved by the Dutch parlia
ment. The constitution of Holland also
provides that if the queen has a son she
is to abdlcate in his favor when he
reaches eighteen, an arrangement which
cannot fail to produce yeXatious fami-
ly squabbles and tracasseries of all
kinds. What a situation it would have
been at our own court if Queen Victoria
had been obliged to abdicate on Nov
D, 1859, in favor of the Prince of Wales!
London Truth.