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New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
GOLF.
ANNUAL TOURNAMENT ATTUXEDO AT
TRACTS MANY PLAYERS FOR
QUALIFYING ROUND.

- Golfers from metropolitan district will hock
10 Tuxedo to-day in considerable numbers TO play
In the annual tournament Of the Tuxedo CON olup'
This is always a popular event in the local district
and more than fifty players are entered Tor the
suafifv,ng round which viii be the feature OF TO-
days play. The club committee has modheo SOME
what the original programme. which caiieo ioi N
continuous days OF play. ending on ea'uiua -
os resuect for the memory Of President Mckinney
all play will be postponed tomorrow me aua.a
Tying round to-day Will be thirty-six notes. anu ti'
first sixteen players will be eligible 10 c""pe
the Presidents Cup. given by W. fierson iiaii
ton The second sixteen Will play io' 'he .
ors' Gun given by the governors OF the oiuo' -, -
al tho others viii have a consolation cup tor WHICH
80 play The first match play ROUNDS lor oaoh cav -
n,v will be held Friday. and the nnaiS VII, 80
on Saturday. a thirty-six hole haioiup . Cn
no in progress on that day for the inNeoo up
"a a medal will be given for the lowest sios'
score A medal will alse be given To-Day Lo- - 80
lowest score in the qualifying ROUND ~ ~,
~. IoVV score prize and the CHIEF cup ias' Se'
- u,iu probably not be a competitor tlis s t
- t,a has his final round for the haloha. -.
,-,,,, 81 cornplete later in the week at Aliaii
cuv Findlay Douglas will be ainohs - ,ne iu ha
,his morning, and among other soou e -, 7 i,,
-,rIes n Macdonald, C. NJ Hamilton Louis Inv
-. :, Tevereaux Emmett Bruce PRICE, ni0ii
,nond Talbot William c. Carnegie anu "a
T1,,,ore The course is in excellent cohoi'ioii anu
,bre Is every prospect of low scores pshs iasox,
AHe- e.,t. + Kalbdeisch of the Dyker Meaoo"
Golf Club Brookynn tne haS eub 'sohedued for to-day
I IRGnn be- postponed account Of PEssaemIb nfeber
ieys death until next 81 he Dyker Meadow
caS mas 70 the T city Of frSh Which anf he
Golf club. az ,he summer He is getting reahs
f6T the match with @ ps was payed one Friday
open % oLai1 on Anderson's links at the ths AZ the
S Country Club The FIRST match on TaS low did little
wanGK Iotinng this week Garden &c city; cou4se ana
new reeora Ien % Western championship @ nks Of
which have SSgpn p nesT o1paEE EEhoago been
the onwen@.S us The oicers of that club on acc eeS
President MKneys deat9 aak abe bnnng wednesday
TO 9d the eonnan saurdaE ered fGh this
te special trophy has ha5apoDghip 9e9h of the West
TfpTs f IS perpetual given BY of the
In futur,e fut,s w si he held directly under the of
W.. ". ~, y 2Tastern Golf Association
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
PROTECTING CUP COURSES.

Captain Thomas D. Walker. who will command
the patrol fleet at the coming Cup races, has sent
a letter to the regatta committee of the New-York
Yacht Club of which the following is part:
The Treasury Department has placed the patrol
of the courses on the occasion OF the match for
the Americas Cup in the hands of the Revenue
Cutter Service I would suggest. In view OF the
great Importance of securing for these rules the
widest publicity among those in responsible con-
troll OF all vessels Witnessing the races, that n
supply be sent to Captain L. y. Stodder, r. G. S.
Supervisor of Anchorages. Barge Cffice, Battery
for distribution. AT your suggestion yachts of
your club and Of other clubs can obtain copies at
the New-York Yacht Club. No. 81 West Forty
fourth-st. 1 understand from you that the rules
will be ready for distribution by Saturday next
1t should be noted that the diagrams printed with
the rules will be great aid to clear understand
ing Of the rules.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
INDEPENDENCE CREW HOME.

Sayville Long Island, Sept. II. (special)-A
party of twenty sailors from West Sayville. Say
ville Bayport and other sections of Long Island.
recently a portion of the crew of the yacht In
dependence arrived home to-day having been paid
off at the going out of commission of the yacht
at Boston last week. All that the 1nde-
pendence first class boat in every respect,
and with a little more tuning up" would have
been one of the best Cup boats in every way.
Through the spokesman of the party the men
of the independence said: 1.-The Independence was
a good boat. She like all others, had some
faults, but We're fast finding them out and
were rapidly perfecting her sailing qualities. when
she was ruled out With or two changes one
of which is the moving of the fin further for
ward, she would surely be the fastest yacht of
he three
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
Citatlous.


~
To Donald p Tousey; Water TOusey Marie Antonette
Mary Grace Whitlock Willard p Whtlock. willard
Palmer whitlock. Ella whitlock Iyey. Antoinette Whit
terry Newtown, Charles Gibson Bennett. assignee
Church In New York St Imkes Home for 5ipa inSi@eni
Chrstiar Females. New York Bible Prayer
of the M0sF mi E Home tSF oil old Men and Aged
Protestant Episcopal Church. Missionary Society
men in the city and Port Of New YorK Church Mission
St Johnlsnd House OF Preservation gness House.
ST. Mary's Free Hospital for children Rector Wardens
and yestrymen Of St Clements Church Rector
Mssionay Society Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
vention Of New York. Donald Ferris Ferris Donald
Tousey TouGey. Mary T kase. Laura T Magin Levi
Toucey or TOusey Edward c. or @ Edward Toueey or
lop Sarah b. B. Rohrer iesa1ees heirs at iaw and neyt
of kin of Mary Beach rousey deceased and all
and Betty Ferris his wife or OF Abel Beers and Mary
.ss Of kin OF Mary Beach and wh
and places OF residence are unknown and
to all interested in the estate Of Mary Beach
m eTso heirs at law or NEXT Of Kin o s
wse-send greeting: You and each OF you hereby
surrogate Of the County OF at the surrosates
nS of sS d @ Y6f 6 s s the the & aS Court or
1901 half past ten o'clock in the forenoon OF that
of the proceedings Of Union Trust Company
Of Of S .s xS % aaG such S' Of NE ast as w
under the Of tweny-one years required
nome to appear and apply appointed and in
the event OF failure % or nsst so so to do
for YOU IN the m have caused the seal Of the
rogates Court of the said County of New York TO be
Witness: % Hon ABNER c. THOMAS a Surrogate of our
said County the County OF New York. the 5h day of
hundred re and " one s.' j. FAIRFAX TLAUGH1IN 'Ae
pEcKHAM. MILLER & KING Attorneys for Executor.
so Broadway. Borough of Manhattan N. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
MARCUS DAILY HORSES TO BE SOLD,

The Aperieid Court Stud. which belonged to the
late Marcus Daily. arrived yesterday the stea M
ehip Minnehaha. OF the Atlantic Transport Line.
Tho animals include number OF horses which were
sent TO England by Mr., DAILY TO be English sires
also number OF English mares and about twenty
yearl.rss, the whole forming of the valua-
ble lots brought across. All the animals to
be sold at public auction October at the Fasig
Upton cempanYs paddocks; opposite the main en-
trance of the bheepshead Bay racecaurse Among
dollar horse Hamburg; Lady Reel was bred to st.
Simon and couple of the get, brown flies are in
cluded IN the shipment. Four horses belonging to
James X. keene also came oyer with the DAILY stud
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sheri-s No lls 2sxioS 100 O Adolf Ma.dsl s to 8,
saS tsssF so @ ana
Augustus G oppenheim to Rudolph Won Lanse;
moFtsase 7os It of Deiancey-st 1s11x75i:
Samuel Arnhor to Jacob Kaufman; mortgage =,
,osabst No 54f East. a5xOO IL: Katie Amsel to
,,s1S Max hTSoc So So Wesf 25xiooi Donald Robertson
and another to Reuben Smith; mortgage. *is.-
asSo; 300; Ns g. III = West u 5xsss Union Trust Com
pany executor. etc. 10 Frederick w Strans; II i.
asfh-st + ST. No III West. 2i.5xsse; Frederick "
srsng :. 70 % Morris baet inof.sase si"o
la' n 100 Of A%ssGia% OF amstsraaS iS1
az ave- u l5aSs 1 ,1 : Emil simon to Laura hayles:
mortsags Sc Ao and IS Vest 45xloc5 Amc:
woodruff ts. as trustee to Bernard Mas:
Same ppTt pr6peFty : Amos woodruff to part
o.,ss s. S14 20 so # of 2dave. IS sxioos Cath
crime Genin to August knatS; mortgage.
,ostSNst. stSs 1o7th-st. Madison ave and 5sh-ays.
block: william II Gebhard to Otis Carroh'
RTaaSway' a. s;S-ave, o7th and 5sth SITS lot
shave 1875 It Nsyos OF ss.hs. Realty SST
poration and 1 the Central sis Trust Company mort
,osGts ssss fsSo' So scs West paSsI
spleI to Max Bernheim; mortgage. $4,000;
Ndnbst,sn,aye No 45s es. 2eiixa4 ii: nebecca
c'ohn to Franklin Burt: mortgage, $4,000; r s.
4sss, e. e No sos 10 East, IS5ioSs ne Graham
Machine Company corporation; mortgage .
$40 900: S. sl1 2s .. s,io: V;,i
ian, q Osborn Norton Goddard, ;, ~ 70
tSa, ~. w f5S n 8 OF 4Sth- st, 50.1xlO0: Sig
iht-snsi Srahenhemer to Ferdinand Sulzberger;
mortgage. $1,000; so os.cs q. Ma.
Heller to Samuel Lustbader; all t'tie' mortgage
$1,000 's'',,s1diis,aye ,M,ss1dison-aye io7th and iosth sts
o'e 49, otis 3 Carroll to the City Real Properly
Investing Companyi mortgage s''o'
,snsI 40 ~ 70 No "a 8 ID sxto: Jane st. No g. rs
ps,xsoi John j Reynolds 20 Pierre eoe''n' ,
morsage $1,000. n s. is 10 ,oo 1,;;,
lith-st s. 25a.a II OF ID ave- -. iai o6O:
~ ~ Foov Ia Maria Berliant: mortgage. *"''""'
an q p S,s,';,';'ooof,'in "a Z, Of 6oth-s aox!e;
Alfred Grant 10 Nosas Adisr' mesSees~ sA~' .
= 8, 7k eeHte, .-~A..'S.ts
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
HARNESS RACING.
RAIN INTERPRETERS WITH READvHLE PRO
GRAMME.

Readville, Mass, Sept IA number of heavy
showers prevented the track contests. with the ex
ception heat, but did not stop the horse show
The track dried out just enough to allow the six
horses in the 21o to start but before they had
reached the turn. with Louise G. in the lead. the
rain falling fast. The mare led the field to the
half and had nice race to the wire with Early
Bird Jr., and finished two lengths to the good.
In the trotting class the Forbes stable captured
nearly all the blue ribbons. while in the harness
class the Jordan horses were generally successful.
Summary:
PACING-2:1o CL.Ass-PURsE $1,000 Onfnished).
Louise G.. b. m, by Alcyone (MerrlD. ..........
Early Bird, Jr. blk 6. Nayne)
Kama, tfonnsD q
Reuben 8. b. g. Ryanl ........................ 4
Norvin G.. br. (Sterlng). 6
Jack Harding b. h. (McDonald). Observation-Disclosures. q
Time 2:14A
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
4 UNIQUE MAysE4EGHTER CASE

Augusta, Me-, Sept. ia manslaughter case be-
Heved 10 be without precedent In the courts of
this country. came up for trial in the Kennebec
County Superior Court to-day. when Frank A
Mcciench and Charles I. Payson. of Hallowen.
Ters CHARGED Yith causing the feaih of Frederick
Ea5nsam apnls w, as|S ae|s assS0ng g9son that
that Faruham, 4 weak miudsa boy Of Eighteen cen
SssPs y PaySon Ssanfr rstnSsm t Ses ss hs s0acsnoa
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS.

f2th-st S. $50 IT of Avenue b. Unlonport.
for a two story frame dwelling house, 2lX30'o;
Michael I,eutgraf. No S12 East 14ith-st. owner
Ciustave Schwarz. No 55+ East loSth-st. archi-
o3gth-st n s. 100 OF Oneida-st. for TWO
story and attic frame dwelling house 2oNoo;
Andrew McKittrick. No 33S East 36th-st, owner
Philip Weilbacher. architect -.
47th-st No 124 and l26 West. for nine story
brick hotel 81 .6xfO.5: Henry Anderson. NO lioS ,
Broadway, owner and architect .....-....-..
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
OBITUARY NOTES.

Washington. Sept. 17-Frank Connolly formerly
of Pittsburg and later employed newspapers in
New-York City. died suddenly here to-day.
Columbia. S. c.. Sept. 17.-E A. Webster, internal
revenue collector. died in Orangeburg to-day. He
was also collector under the Harrison administra-
tion, and had been head OF the Republican party
here and State chairman for twelve years Mr.
webster was about fifty years old, He came here
from Vermont thirty years ago.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
YALE'S TRIAL TEAM CHOSEN.

New Haven, Conn. Sept. 1.-THE Yale track team
which will leave this evening TO meet Harvard
at Berkeley Oval tomorrow for the purpose or
picking the American team for the games with
oxford and Cambridge, was chosen to-day as
follows -
run Hunter and Franchol mile rum WaldrOn; two
mile run, Teel: 44O yards dash, Boardman; high
Jump Spraker: hammer throw, Captain Sheldon
and George Stillman.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
MORTGAGE FOR $1,000 900 FILED

Baston, N: Y, Sept. iT-A mortgage for 81 800 0oo
given by the Ballston Terminal Railroad Company
to the Atlantic Trust Company of New-York was
executed and recorded to-day in the Saratoga County
issued extend and equip an electric railway from
this place to Amsterdam before December !, 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
THE REV. DIR. f. w. HITCHCOCK

Hitchcock, of Philadelphia, who for twelve years
was pastor of the American Chapel In Paris, died
here to-day. He had been feeble health for some
time. Dr. Hitchcock was sixty-eight years old was
graduated from Yale in 1854. and also took n course
at auburn Theological Seminary. He was for
several years pastor of the Fourteenth Street Pres
byterian Church, New-York The funeral will be
held in Philadelphia Thursday "
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

,,,,,.aorbis 4 petroit 1. Boston, 5: CeVeland' o.
The management OF the NeW-fofh anu % % ~
,.ar,s attemnted to play off two postponed games
a- Washington Park yesterday. but the ram IN
terfered and only contest was nnisheo. nc
snectators were not numerous. and the game oiu
not warrant much enthusiasm. The men piayeu ~, .
a perfunctory way. robbing the contest or much Oh
sts interest The Brooklyn players seemed 10 De
discouraged over their inability TO eaten the F"'s
burgs and their work not OF the best
The champions hit the ball hard but not at tne
right time and when they rallied In the nlnth
the snrt came late to save them from
defeat Hughes pitched better game tnan nt LICK -
man but he was erratic, and his Hildness COST ses
eraI runs The NewYork team took the teaa ~
the first inning and held the advantage 70 tne enc.
rT,a batting OF Kelley. Dahlen and Warner was the
hest feature of the game. score:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
LIBERAL INSTRUCTION FOR GIRLS.

The Vai-Deane School, Elizabeth Y. j.. enter.
its thirty second year OF training for girls on
September 26 with increased facilities The aim of
it's conductors is to maintain the highest standard
OF physical, mental and moral development, 1t has
kindergarten, primary, intermediate and classical
departments for both boarding and day pupils
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
JRSE $1,000 CUnfinished).
(MerrilD.
GOOD SPORT AT OAKLEY PARK.

Cincinnati, Sept. 1.-THE Queen Citys first Grand
Circuit meeting was opened at Oakley Park this
afternoon under not altogether favorable circum-
stances. The rain In the morning left the track
slow. The weather decidedly cool, and the
kept the attendance down to about two thousand
The sport was good and the betting brisk. The
Zumstein purse of 5000 the only decided
Il went in straight heets TO Captor, driven by
Charles Marvin The favorite, Neva Simmons was
beaten badly. Summaries
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
o. D. BARRETT.

Washington, Sept 10 d. Barrett died here to
day. He had practised law here forty years
and for twenty years law partner OF Genera
Benjamin +. Butler
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
pITrsBURG, 7: CINCINNATI. 2.

Cincinnati, Sept. 1I.-Six well punched hits netteo
the Pittsburgs five runs in the first inning ana
the result was never in doubt Attendance. soo
Score: 1y "
1oittsfglrg o. 8
,-incinnati l % l5
1satteries-snmel and Peitz; chesbro and o'connor.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

DR. MoNICAL WINS AT INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis, Sept. 17.-At the State Fair races
to-day DR.. Monical won the 2:25 pace purse 81 O0o
IN straight heats. Time. 2:l4&. 2:l4 2:4.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
GRAND CIRCUIT BAoEs POSTPONED

New Haven Sept: lT.-The Grapd Circuit bicycle
races. schedulsd for tonight at the Coliseum were
postponed untl tomorrow Night on account Of rain
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS.

sol WEST 113TH-ST.
All outside light eight large rooms BATH front
each direction: all modern equipments carefully
manaGed property in city, heahful
beautiful section especially for refined families;
structed Views Rents $500 81 260 Opposite
Cathedral adjacent to Columbia University Morningsie
and Riverside Parks; northwest Amsterdam
Apply superintendent
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
BASEBALL.
~pw.yoRK WINS GAME FROM FADlND
CHAMPIONS IN BROOKLYN.
THE RECORDS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
.MERIcAN LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEFAUbI~
Sew-York TO- Brooklyn. s. Pttsburs' - 'i'''''---N
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

I3rookyn ...........-.---.V y 4 . " v V . V
Trsrned runs-New-Yort Brooklyn. 8 Two base hits
seibach Jones. Dahen 2, sheckard Three base hts.
zanzeI Kelley Stolen bases-Strarg Sheckard FIRST
base on errors-New-Yor 8; Brooklyn, Lett on pases
--New-York Z; Brooklyn, TO- Double plays-MieT Davis
and CANCEL Strang Davis and Cancel Jones and warner
First base on balls-of Hughes, Z; off Hickman saoT.
fee hits-Ganzel Davis, Sheckard. Struck ont-by
Hughes .; by Hickman l. Time, 1352 Umpire-bro~h
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

There are three James ]. Buffers in the city
directory. none of whom is the custodian of Grants
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

~ v,-,rar, NJ RYAN GIL and 6l3 4sth-st n s. l15 II W
Of i1th-ave 50x1OO5 story factory; voluntary sale
Ry Herbert A Sherman 1.SSi 2dave. W corner eith-
st 241Ixlo0 story store and h American Mortgas se
"a agt Alger ct al: Bowers q ;, attys'
Uee6e smith ref; amount due s 622 o. subj TO taxes
etc. Sl.040 30. -. .e.. -,
Nv de Walltearss 934 3d-ave, corner OF 56th ST.
% 5x775 story fl h. with store and story ext
and 56h-st II 1T.5 II OF Sd ave - o.
story II h: 163 56thst 8. SSll II OF dd- ave-
IOD story basement dwg h; assignee's sale
nv Co: ia 91st-st. lIo II or
Sark-ave 2OxiOosh, and basement b single II n
voluntary sale ,,. .-o,,
BY James l. Wells: Barker-aye. W 8 extends from
Sx425 5xlS4 1lx4l46 except
part taken to and Bronx Improvement 60
agt Elizabeth S ct AL Merrill r. attys; James d
isbeimer ref amount due 81 35 S subj taxes. etc.
S2G5: prior mge $500. - ~ oo,, .. =,
bth-ave 9x99 story st fr dwg h; Eliza salmon
as Guardian agt Jane Mcmahon ct al; Guggenheimer
& NJ attys; Rollln Morgan. ref; amount due. Sl4-
o7O ca subj to taxes etc SIs2 IA.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
JAMES J. BUTLER

Buffalo. Sept. H-James j. Butler custodian Of
the General Grant monument in New-York died
suddenly from heart disease while sitting in the
NeW-York Central station last night. Mr. Butler
was a veteran OF the Civil War and had been at
tending the @. a. r. encampment in Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT ROSTON.

AT BOSTON.
17oston .............o Ks
cleveland .-.....-.......o 90 1
AT PHILADELPHIA.
R. HE
Philadelphia .........1 o6 z
Detroit ..........-.-.o i o o o o u u
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
Auction SALES YESTERDAY.

The auction offerings of real estate yesterday re-
suited follows:
BY d Phpnix Ingraham: 20S 12Tth-s $. 100 u or
store and ten n iacIon NO ~.
A Hermann ag Amelia Levy individ and as admx et al
Franc. y. y attys; W Wills ref; amt 9fo 6Se 9.S
So: s5Sl I3 prior nitge Ai-.oo
10 PIN Sl49Oo 2o l27thst ia It OF % 90 sms sn
oSxs with stores faction NO = san me
and referee; amt due S3Soi -
Si.050 So. prior mtge SIi.pp' 10 ps
for l2Ith-st 3. l52 II Q OF od.iNe -oN
h with stores faction NO ~,
ac same same attorneys and referee amt due s3Ssi -
subj to taxes ETC. s79s 52 prior mtge. sleoo; 10 PIN
Tor $2i4ST - - " .,s
ny /. phillips 46o 145th St on map No 49,. s.
I72 n " Of Conyent-ave fGx99 II. story owe n
Cornelia Schnugg et al: Is f.oo.,n .ssa
atty. 9 r Locke ref: due sl2 643 "a; SUBJ TO 'aAes
etc s2I7 OF; adjourned September "a
9Oh-st James st. 75xlo6. story IT dMs @ anu
story fr bldg on rear Augustine Smith agt James
Lawrence: Elmer Allen. atty Joseph hronacst' sr G
due. STo24 I2 subj 70 taxes etc s's'- o. P
81. 500; u the pltn. Sobb ,on o. -.
I5v Peter + Meyer CO.. b39 5oth-st. 800 II W OK
IOth-ave 25xOO5; story ten h. win stores hy n n
urvee agt Ella McC1urg; George " sanford atty; Asa %
Gardner ref due. s13sO Ga SUBJ 20 taxes etc
81 Ogt So adjourned September 26 2i3o shave =,
81 IT 1i6th-s 25xl126 story h. win stores
agt Francis SchnugE ct al fecknanl'
NJ & X attys: James 4 Lynch ref; amount due. W.
19 98 subj to taxes s1,73o 49, adjourned TO oe
rnbe
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-SPECIAL NOTICE-ns
Rev Dr. A 7. PIERSON will conduct memorial se'1ces
at the First Baptist church. 79ths and Broadway
Thursday, IL q. m. Solos by Mr.. Sslock
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
Religious Noti1es.

CALVARY CHURCH. 2fst-st and 4th-ave.
MEMORIAL. SERVICE. THURSDAY. II A. NJ
Preacher. the Rev. DR.. PARKS !
Orchestra Of strings and drum
LACEY BAKER at the organ
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

Totals -. SO 10 10 q 10 s. Totals -Ss o 10 ~ IL .
1,f SeMLh0lh '-.--'.o O s. 9
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

AMERICAN l1flAuOf1 .
,,..,.5a,rb;a g. Detroit l. Boston. .; CeVeiaho' "
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
CLARKs CRUISE OF THE CELTIC"

the Mediterranean and the Orient. Feb s. $4o0 up.
"a days First Class including shore excursions Eus
drives hotels etc. the cheapest and
trip offered IS days in Egypt and Palestine: Largest
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. corn.
51th-st-MemoraI services will be held at III oclcS
Thursday The Pastor. Dr. ABBOTT z KlTTREv,.
will preach and there be special music BY the eao
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

viii in the Church Of All Souls Ash-esc ce4oeh
st., Thursday morning Sepeemee9 IA ~ 4.asvr =
The Pastor. Rev. fHOAA9 j. eIC0A v.I
address. The public cordially invited 70 ees''
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
Countrn properIp for Sale
Real estate manteo.


ID ETWEEN 10th and 22d University Face 9TH
ID ave-Dwelling; limit 5000 PLASS, 23i Broadway.
ID ETwEEN 10th and 22d sts. University Place eth
ID ave-Private dwelling; limit $500. PLASS. I'D
Broadway.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-07-06
An Appendicitis Club. :

+ Seldom is the ruling passion for club
organization Illustrated more pointedly
than in that weird association just or
ganized UP in Maine and destined, ap-
parently, to go down the ages as the
first Appendicitis club. The clubs
membership is graded into two ranks
the lower being composed of those
persons who have survived one opera
ton, and the higher degree those who
have survived two or more operations
for that uncalled-for thing, the vermi-
form appendix. Those who have I'M
dergone the operation and have not
lived might be said to form the Club
Triumphant The originator of the
club is w. F. Fernald of Old Orchard,
Me. In 1898 the doctors in the Massa-
chusetts General hospital in Boston
took out Fernald's super1uous organ
ism, but failed to take his life, too.
Fernald was so grateful that he decid-
ed to form a club Of persons who had
been as successful as himself. The
association which he has formed is to
be organized by states, and to have
national conventions and all the ma
chinery Of a great party Chicago
Journal. .yG& tz.$ . t*24sS5t f
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-07-06

Uncle Sam is not only building a. biz.
new mint in Philadelphia, but he is
making it the finest in the world. He
lis also bringing it wholly up to date;
for electricity, and electricity only,
will be the power which makes tine
thousands of wheels go round. Elec
tricity is the password for every appii-
ance that knocks for entrance here.
and nothing that will not lend itself
TO the energy of the dynamo can find
a resting place. The building is a gil
gantic bunch of electric nerves, and the
floors Of the many rooms are tatooed
with little brass plates, which mark
the spots where these vibrating nerves
may be tapped to secure the power
used in driving the machinery. Every
machine in the place will have Its own
mator attached, thereby rendering it's
use independent Of any other part of
6he system, making it possible to OPP
crate the smallest device, both night.
and day without moving any other
Part of the system. ..ss III .<3 i. .5 #