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New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
BOIING And WRESTLING.
FINAL BOUTS OF AMATEUR ATHLETIC
UNION CHAMPIONSHIPS-KNO
OUTS NUMEROUS

The finals in the championship boxing and wrest.
ling bouts Of the Metropolitan Association OF the
Amateur Athletic Union held at the Lyric
Theatre. in Hoboken. last night The house was
crowded There abundance of knockouts,
sluggtng and excitement.
John Roe. of the New West Side Athletic Club.
met NJ Doyle. of the Avonia Athletic Club. and
knocked the latter in the first round after
some hard lighting The bout between P. Clark.
of the Avonia Athletic Club. and r. Adler. of the
New West Side Athletic Club. far to show
just how brutal amateur bouts be- The Judges
were unable to agree. and extra round had to
fought. after which the judges again disagreed
The referee finally awarded the decision 70 Clark
William Mack. OF the Pastime Athletic Club.
knocked John Rose. of the New West Side
Athletic Club. in the second round of the 1sopound
final bout
In the 1o5-pound final contest. A Andrews OF
the Xavier Athletic Club. met Fl. Scheumack. OF
the Avoaia Athletic Club. Andrews was knocked
Willism Rodenback of the New West Side Athletic
Club. had William Beckman. Of the German-Anler,
final contest II stopped in the first round a0A
Rodenback declared the winner
The summaries are as follows;
BOXING
One and i've pound elass-c Anderson xarise
a \. defeated H Kelly. Avonla A. e; nnal fo9L h
One hundred and fifteen pound eass-R- Bluhme star
4 c. defeated W Hughes Ay'nla a g Giark' Avonra
Avonia a G. defeated r. Adler New West Side
o9e hundred and Twenty-Five pound elass-T Do,n.
Anchor A. &. r Anderson. Avonia A c.: John
West Side A g. defeated Joseph Baker,
PasIiue c. John Jones, New West Side A e. knocked
out n second round II. West. National A G
One hundred and thirty-hye pound cass-Wnlsm
Mack Pastime \. T. Vaughn. Avora A G.
John Rose. New West Side y. C.. defeated VI DOYLE
A c. final bout, William Mack knocked out John
Rose.
one hundred forty-hve pound cass-J Levy. Pas
A. c. defeated IT. Wilson. Av0nia A C.. H q.
Ernst Anchor A. c.. defeated J. MaeKarnuss. New Wess
side a. c.
One hundred and dfy-elght pound class final boutl
William EodenhacE New West side 4. c. defeated VIII
lam Beckman German American A C.
WRESTLING
hundred fifteen pound class-GeOrge Mehnert,
National Turn yerein. deSeated Wester National
Turn Society; J. Miller New West Side A. c. defeated
David B7sseir. ST. Barthols new a c.
ONE hundred ard twenty-five pound cIass-H. Hansen.
National Turn Society deFeated ". KinscherS, Ma
tioua TUrn Society; J. Nifot Pastir-e c., defeated
Louis BGrrback Natio3aI a. @.
one hundred and thirty i've pound eiassAIax Wiley.
One hundred and fortyhve pound class-Janes Ander-
Norwegian Turn Society defeated y. Nelson. Pas
time A G.: J. L ClunE Union Settlement A C.. de-
feateG Iaherguhl West Side A. r Walker.
Boys Club defeated George Rsirnan. Anchor A c.
One hundred and hftyeight mound class-Chares Ped.
erson Norwegian Turn Society defeated +. Labensuhl
New West Side y c.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
BURIED MINERS STILL ALIVE

Springfield No, April 27.-The five men who were
buried under 1l0 feet of dirt in the Rosebud Mine
at Aurora were able to converse with their res
cuers to-day. The still buried under
twenty-five feet of dirt. They very thirsty
ana cannot survive much longer George Shane is
llnloned between heavy tmberS, and it is feared
that more dirt will cave in when the timbers shall
be removed. George Feaster is pinioned under a
oowder and is crushed. The work of rescue is pro-
ceeoing slowly now. because of the great danger
OF dirt caying In on the workmen
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
CRICKET.
INTERESTING GAME ON THE GROUNDS IN
PROSPECT PARK

Local cricketers took advantage of the fine
weather yesterday and were In force at Pros
pect Park. where the Manhattan BROOKLYN and
hlhSs county clubs gathered The Brooklyns
opened their season with a game between two
teams under the leadership of the captain and
Vice-captain, and the eleven of the latter won bv
u runs ii. Tattersall and D. Boxin with scores
OF "a and 10, were the chief contributors to their
respective sides while G. A. WOin distinguished
hlnse!t with the ball. The following is the score
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
PENNSYLVANIA BEATS COLUMBIA.

Before the largest crowd Of students that ever
turned out to witness a local college lacrosse match
Columbia and Pennsylvania universities met yes
terday in the opening game for the ihleruni'er-
Git, cbamnionship at Columbia Oval. Williams
bridge After a hard fought game. PennsylVania,
in the last few minutes of play, defeated Columbia
nv the narrow margin of goal. Ihe score
stood at points each: with both attacks trylns ing
desnerately to score before time was over "A laSt
r,,n down the field some clever lodging and
hard accurate throw. the part of De Schwenitz
OF Pennsylvania, did the trick ana the Quahefs
10 a 10 z The lineup
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
PASSENGERS FRIGHTENED By FlhE IN CAh
HysTERIcA1. YOUNG WOMAN TAKEN TO BELLE
VUE HOSPITAL.

grounded wire in car No. a or the Ihro-
ave electric road caused slight hre III 'he cal
at Thirty -frst-st and Thlrd-aVe- lasl iiis"t
There were a dozen passengers on board ana
ereat excitement prevailed for few minutes.
At Fortieth-st one of the passengers, young
woman. became hysterical from fright and was
assisted into drug store. Later she was taken
to Bellevue Hospital A few hours later she was
able to say that she was Lena Margoils: seven.
teen wears old of No so Second-ave. She went
home The damage caused by the fire Is esti-
fed S15
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

Diaz Boston A A: Charles latham. Fencers, Club de
Charles c. Bohner. New-York Athletic club defeated
Fitzhugh Townsend .Fencers Club; Charles latham.
Fencers' Club. defeated NJ de Diaz. Boston A \.
Duellns Swords-M. de Diaz Boston A. A. defeated
G.. III. Breed, Boston A A. NJ de Diaz Boston A. A,
defeated Charles latham Fencers Club. Charles latham
Fencers' Club, defeated Charles c. Bothner. NewYok
Athletic Club
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
VICE-CAPTAIN'S TEAM.

The Manhattan and Kings County clubs content
ed themselves with practising. and several OF the
men showed good form The ground at the park is
unusually rough for this time of year, but 1t is ex
pected that the roller Will be put to work
this week. and IT will soon change this state of
things
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
MONEY FOR THE HOSPITALS

In closing the for the year Charles La
nier. Of No II Nassau-st the general treasurer Of
the Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association re-
ports the following additional subscriptions oh
tanned through the personal efforts of Max Nathan
treasurer Of the auxiliary for the IRON steel meta!
and machinery trades. II is more than double the
amount collected by Mr.. Nathan in any previous
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

G. Soaring Wilson. of the Larchmont Yacht Club.
has bought from John W. Sullivan the steam yacht
Wanda, which is being fitted at the Mcintosh
yacht basin. Twenty -sixth-st South Brooklyn.
The chain cables for the Constitution arrived In
Bristol from Boston yesterday morning These are
all galvanized, and made of larger links and are
shorter In length than those used on the Columbia
Large additions being made the yacht fleet
In the Penataquite Corinthian Yacht Club. Commo-
dore Frederick T. Adamss flagship Sachem and the
steam yacht Colonia, owned by F. G. Bourne of the
Constitution syndicate Allan Pinkerton's new boat
Pinkie II; ]. Campbell Smiths new Amy Foster
and about thirty other vessels will now appear on
the club lists; including Robert B. Roosevets i'm
pertinent skin the Uraj You Are Jay). The old
gomery-ave. by order of the board Of governors
The 22-knot steam yacht Kanawha built two
years for the late John p Duncan has baan
bought by Henry H. Rogers, of the New-York
0a yacht Club This fine steel vessel which measures
New-hork New water and has on some occasions been
Monmouth and the Sandy Hook. 'iie
Sir Ihomas Upton will be the guest OF the Massa-
chusetts Board of Trade at a dinner to be- held =,
his honor at some time to be announced later
PROBABLY at the same time the Lawson Guns
are sailed for off Boston, after the termIna t,on
or the Americas Cup races. The date now sus-
gested for this. which is likely be altered BY any
ueiay IN puliins off the big contests, Is September
= IT Is thought that Sir Thomas's lack of as
surance as to bringing Shamrock II to the Boston
contests is out of consideration for Mr. Watson.
lachtsmen think that II the challenger should get
defeated off Sandy Hook by Of the American
defenders, Mr.. Watson might not like his design
10 risk another beating at the hands of second
best Yankee craft-whichever the second best yes
sci may prove to be.
At Tebo's Basin. South Brooklyn, "Al" Hayman's
steam yacht Sapphire and Isaac Sterns steam
yacht Virginia are being fitted out in company
with X Han McCormick,s steam yacht Ell Placita,
The fin keel cutter Anoatok, owned by James
Martin. of the Larchmont Yacht Club, is being
overhauled for the racing season at the Robert
gJaco6 yards, City Island. and the naphtha yacht
was launched yesterday in commission at the same
ways.
Charles Bancker's 43-footer Hebe purchased last
winter from j. r. Maxwell, will have a wheel and
gear put in to replace the tiller with which the
craft was steered last season. Frank Wood Of
City Island. is doing this work and has lust sent
down the keel soOp Cara for the use of George
EDWARD lde OF the Larchmont Yacht Club.
Eugene Hgginss big vessel. the Varuna 4. ex-
pected In England in few days, and is to go to
southampton for survey, says The London Yacht
America in June.
L'Esperance. Lorne Currie's Seawanhaka Gun
Challenger designed by Linton Hope has bamboo
mast She is now being tried with the Chambers
design, and the third racer built for Mr. Currie's
TIA! races Is nearly finished.
isaac A. Hopper's steam yacht Viva with the
New-fork Yacht Club steam yacht Maspeth
V"ned Dy g NJ Meyer will be ready for use In a
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
THE CRAFT AND THOSE WHO SAIL THEM

The 6s-foot water line Hester. brought from Eng
land last year for Rear-Commodore c. L. f. Rob-
inson, of the New-York Yacht Club was launched
yesterday from the ways of Robert Jacob. at City
Island and afterward had her mast stepped at
the end of the wharf. The Hester will receive a
large suit of racing canvas for the sailing OF the
coming season. Although bought a cruiser. she
proved fast enough TO suggest the desirabty of
giving her every chance.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

agreed upon, the American collegians are anxious
objections.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

LEsperance. Lorne Currie's Seawanhaka Cup
Challenger designed by Linton Hope has bamboo
mast She Is now being tried with the Chambers
ucsisn, ana the third racer built for Mr. Currie's 6
tia! races is nearly finished
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

Eugene Higginss big vessel. the varuna is ex-
pected In England in a few days and is TO go TO
southampton for survey, says The London Yacht
ing world She will then reft and proceed TO
America in June. -
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

isaac A. Hopper's steam yacht Viva with the
New-fork Yacht Club steam Yacht Masnstb
owned by c. NJ. Meyer will be ready for Use IN a
lew days at Morris Heights "
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

Bristol talent exhibited in the craft. He has sew
era times announced that his uncle Nat is going
TO have practically a Walkover with the Inde-
pendence and afterward with the challenger sham
rock.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

Charles Bancker's 43-footer Hebe purchased last
winter from ]. r. Maxwell will have a wheel and
gear put in to replace the ter with which the
craft was steered last season. Frank Wood of
CITY Island. is doing this work. and has just sent
down the keel sloop Cara for the use Of George
EDWARD lde, or the Larchmont Yacht Club.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

G. Soaring Wilson, of the Larchmont Yacht Club,
has bought from John w. Sullivan the steam yacht
Wanda, which is being fitted out the Mcintosh
yacht basin, Twenty -siXth-st., South Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

The 60-foot waterline schooner Loyal built by
the Poillons. of Brooklyn in Ss3 from the designs
of Henry G.. Gieow has been bought from Nathan
iol c. Nash of Boston. by Vice. Commodore Robert
=. Doremus, OF the Atlantic Yacht Club. She will
be fitted out and sailed to New-York at
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

be fitted out and sailed to New-York at once.
Frank w. Duryea Of the Larchmont and New
York Yacht clubs. has purchased from Charles
Smthers, of the New-York Yacht Club the
schooner Wayward, which is of Burgess design 16
feet all. with 60-foot water line.
Owing to the wet weather the steamer Park
City. which has been engaged the tender Of the
defender Columbia, has been much delayed in the
painting. which had TO be attended to before she
Jefferson and has been altered in her interior for
the needs of her new service.
Edward F. Cole, OF the New-York Yacht Club, Is
giving spars and full outfit of new sails to
his schooner Southern Cross. which Is now at
Bridgeport Conn. preparing for commission
The 69-foot schooner yacht Scimtar has been
sold by John H. Cromwell. of Newark, to A. b.
Hart Of ST. Louis. This is Lawey craft, built
two years ago at South Boston
At the Manning slips in the Erie Basin Frank
after having improvements made. and at the same
of the New-York Yacht Club having their
steam yacht Vinita prepared
General Francis v. Greene will have his steel
yawI Gaviota brought to New-York in a few days
from Boston where she has been at the docks Of
the East Boston Drydock Company.
The magic of a name has been of much use to a
young member Of the Herreshon family. who has
obtained the designing of = 65-footer for an Eng
lish yachtsman, who hopes to have some OF the
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

The fin keel cutter Anoatok, owned by James
Martin of the Larchmont Yacht Club is being
overhaued for the racing the Robert
Jacob yards. City Island. and the naphtha yacht
Ida May, owned by Messrs Davis and Sanford
was launched yesterday in commission at the same
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

The chain cables for the Constitution arrived In
Bristol from Boston yesterday morning. These are
all galva nized, and made of larger links are
shorter In length than those used on the Columbia
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

At Tebos Basin. South Brooklyn. "AP' Hayman's
steam yacht Sapphire and Isaac stern's steam
yacht Virginia being fitted out in company
with r. Hall McCormick's steam yacht Ell Placta
Of the New-York Yacht Club.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

Oor otnsr .ports - tsntA -,
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

The 69-foot schooner yacht Scimitar has been
sold by John H. Cromwell. of Newark, to A B.
Hart OF ST. Louis. This is Lawley craft built
two years ago at South Boston.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-28

General Francis v. Greene will have his stee
yawI Gaviota brought to New-York in a few days
from Boston, where she has been at the docks OF
the East Boston Drydock Company.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-10-12
First Pub. Sept. 2s-4.)
JAlES MAAlHAA, ATTORNEY.
Notice of Sale.

Notice is hereby given th1t in pursuance OF
an order of Edward p. Holmes, one of the
clal District, Lancaster county, state of Ne
braska, made on the LIST day of December, 1900,
for the sale of the real estate hereinafter des-
cribed, there will be sold at the front entrance
street, in the city Of Lincoln, Lancaster coun-
ty, Nebraska, on the 2lst day of October 1901
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon on said day, at
public auction to the highest bidder the fol-
block a of the original plat of the city of Lin.
coin, Lancaster county, Nebraska. Lot Z, in
block u, OF the original plat of the city of Lin
coin Lancaster county. Nebraska. Lots and
Lincoln, Lancaster county, Nebraska. Lots A,
b, and ID, in block s. of County Clerks sub
DIVISION OF lots z, and of the original plat
OIL the city OF Lincoln, Lancaster county. Ne
Mulrs addition to J. o. Young's addition to
the city of Lincoln, Lancaster county, Nebras-
IA IA, Lots l, a. 5.6,7, SO, 10. IL and u in
% oioek l. one, OF Fitzgerald's Second addition
70 the city of Lincoln. Lancaster county, Ne
GrdSEai Lots 5, s, z. 8. 9, 10, II and Il,
IN block two of Fitzgerald's Second addition
10 the city OF Lincoln, Lancaster county, Ne
in block three, Of Fitzgerald Second addition
b tIe CITY OF Lincoln, Lancaster county, Ne
1rdSha; Lots 8, T. 5, 6, IS, 9, 10, II and IL,
~ C 30. four, OF Fitzgerald's Second addition
10 me city or Lincoln. Lancaster county, Ne
fogFaska Lots 10. IA. Is, p, % and "A, in block
- IN Manchester's addition to the city of Lin
ooiH, lancaster county, Nebraska. Lots one
anu shu TWO IN block twenty-six of the first addi-
I non 10 West Lincoln, Lancaster county, Nebr
fHd thIrteen aud fourteen. in block twenty
I've OF the original plat of West Lincoln, Ian
"a oSs sE county, Nebraska. The south one-half
" 1le northeast quarter of section thirty-three,
To"uShlp ten, range six, east of the 9th p. NJ,
nr tsIer county, Nebr. Said sale will remain
opeh LOT one hour. and the undersigned is by
S aru otier OF license authorized in making the
ipl liT 20 give such length of credit not exceed.
fns,. .Iiee years, and for not more than three
CALI oL the purchase price, as may seem best
eaIcul ated to produce the highest price, and to
h.. the moneys. for which credit is gwen by
mr.; Vi the purchaser and mortgage of the
iJiSes sold MARY FITZGERALD,
James Manahan, Attorney for Said Estate.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-10-12
FASHION LETTER.
Lady Modish in Town Topics:
Lady Modish at the Yacht Races.

Lady Modish at the Yacht Races.
The time is past when women don red,
white or blue flannel costumes trimmed
with braid for yachting, as the beautiful
gowns worn during the past week at the
races attest.
1t is now the reign Of the fancy tail
or mades. and some Of those saw on
Thursday and Tuesday are almost be-
yond description.
The principal feature Of these cos
TUNES is the marked elaborateness Of
the bodices. Nothing is plain any longer.
The world OF fashion has gone mad over
laces, buttons, Persian trimmings. vel
vet straps and all sorts Of garniture.
saw one or two velvet gowns, but it
is still little early for these, although
they are sure to be extremely popular as
the season advances.
A red cloth gown worn on the Grande
Duchesse was hemstitched all over at
intervals of about three inches, and
showed a brighter red strip beneath.
The waist had heavy Russian lace for its
body, and was trimmed with the red
cloth. The sleeves showed deep cuff
OF lace, laced back and forth in the fas-
tening with black velvet ribbon Of the
narrowest sort.
| think it Was on Wednesday that
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish wore such lovely
tailor gown Of castor cloth and velvet at
Waldorf-Astoria luncheon. 1t was
made after the Empire style, and had
long tails to the velvet coat.
Friday evening Lady Marlborough and
her sister, Mrs. Chauncey. were very
much remarked at the same hotel. They
wore almost duplicate gowns Of white
lace. simple but exquisite in style.
! Mrs. Chauncey affects white almost
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-10-12
First Pub. Sept. o.
Notice Of Final Report.

Estate No. 1915 Of George p Botteri1
deceased. in county court Of Lancaster county.
Nebraska.
The state of Nebraska to all persons interest,"
ed in said estate, take notice that the admins
traitor, o. Il. Polk, has filed a final account and
report OF his administration. and a petition for
final settlement and discharge as such which
have been set for hearing before said court on
October IL. 1901, at ten o clock A NJ, when YOU
may appear and contest the same. Dated Sep
TENDER IL, 1901.
lSeal) FRANK r. WATERS, County Judge.
BY WALTER A LEEsE, Clerk.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-10-12
First Pub, Sept, 2s--3l
Notice of Probate.

Estate No. 1898 Of August Kluge deceased
In county court OF Lancaster county, Nebraska
The State of Nebraska, To all persons in
tereSted in said estate take notice that a
petition has been filed for probate Of the last
will and testament of said deceased and for
appointment of Wilhelminna Kluge as execu-
trix thereof, which has been set for hearing
herein, on November 9Th 1901 at 10 O clock A. M
Dated September 70, 1901.
SEAL FRANK R.NATERs
County Judge.
By WALTER A. LEEsE, Clerk County Court
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-10-12
CFirst Pub. Oct. SD
ALLEN ". FIELD. Attorney, RICHARDS BLOCK.
Notice to Non Resident Defendants.

Allen w Field.
Plaintiff,
Martha Carlson. Josephine
A. Rogers. Walter f. Rogers,
Charles F. Carlson, Louis
NJ. Carlson, Anna NJ. Carlson,
minor. William b. Seal,
Edwin NJ. Allen, Cyrus II. Stephens,
and Emma Stephens, defendants.
William b. Seal and Edwin NJ. Allen, defend
ants will take notice that on the 18th day Of
September 1901. Allen ". Field, plaintiff here
in. filed his petition in the District Court Of
Lancaster county. Nebraska. against said de-
PENDANTS, the object and prayer OF which are to
fOreclOSe a certain mortgage executed by one
Carl +. Carlson and Martha Carlson, his wife,
to one William B. Seal. which said mortgage
has been assigned to plaintiff. upon the follow
ing described real estate situate in Lancaster
county. Nebraska, tO-wit: Lot thirteen (l3I in
s. NJ. Benedict'S subdivision of lots eight Is b
nine 80. ten l0), eleven I'D. twelve tl2), thir-
teen 49,. fourteen IA fifteen 10 and sixteen
40, block three CD North Side addition to the
city of Lincoln, TO secure the payment Of one
certain prOmiSSory note dated February n, ls52,
for the sum of $3.50 %, and due and payable
January 1St 1897, and that there Is now due
upon said note and mortgage the sum OF sl6l1. ~
and plaintiff prays that said premises may be
decreed to be sold to satisfy the amount due
thereon. "
You are required to answer said petition on
or before the 18th day Of November. 1901.
Dated 18th day of September. 1901.
A W. FIELD,
Attorney pro Sc.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-10-12

"Peculator-Have you located your
new town yet?
hoomer-No, but we have our Car
Ies's library all ready to set up as soon
'S We ind site.-Town Topics.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-10-12

In the District Court within and for Lancas-
ter County, in the State of Nebraska
Mary Egger, plaintiff
vs.. NOTICE.
Noah Egger defendant.
Said defendant is hereby notified that SEA
plaintiff has commenced an action againS, bira
in said Court. the object, purpose and pT,,rar ~
which, and OF the petition therein filed = 10 oh
tain a decree of divorce from said ,StonSant
and to bar him OF all interest in "a &c tbe fol
lowing lands and tenements sitsSlnnu "a ~ betn,
in said County and State, tha,, uate an ths
east one-half Of the southeast @at - =. sSc,inn
numbered two in township Z l uaL.ead aeSen ~
range numbered six.-bOth Dunuercu - 30,
said defendant willfully TSn the gIoa una daN
serted the said plaintiff an ,oahuonSsIui. hser
absent from her since tn, has ~ 1sotoSer
1888. fmohtn oi ON''N''
And said defendant is f. - -.taa 90
appear in said action and max Irther -, Said
petition on or before the 18th DAG Is Ss,her
A. ID. 1901. or the allegations in pa natition
will be taken as true and Judgment anu 1890
be rendered accordingly. anu
SAM'L j. Tt .r-r,v
Atty for PA .,intir
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-10-12
First Pub. Oct. FL
SAMUEL ]. FUTILE, ATTORNEY, BURR BLOCK.

In the District Court within and for Lancas-
ter County, in the State Of Nebraska.
Mary Ever nlainfif
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-29

SAVANNAH ACADEMY WILL
commence it's thirty-third annual ses-
sion Oct. 1. Nineteen years experience
by the principal in preparing students
to enter business colleges. universities
and national academies. Special rates
for primary class, competent assistant.
School will move Oct. s, to S08 Dray-
ton street. Apply for catalogues to 1874
Bull street. John Taliaferro. Principal.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-29

LECONs DE TONGUE FRAN
caise. French lessons by graduate ma
tive teacher; terms paid in advance.
In my home, - lessons So. At home
of pupils $12. Special arrangements for
misses and ladies. T. Ovieto. 100 Lib
erty street, east.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-29

TWO WELL BUILT TWO STORY
frame dwellings; rents 500 month: will
sell for $4,000; get particulars. Plat
shek & Co.