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New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

plot 75x1022 feet, on the south side Of Eighty
ffth-st., 1914 feet east of Riverside Drive. is
ported to have been sold to a builder for improve
ment.
George c. Edgar's Sons have bought Nos 315 and
S17 West Ninety-f9urth-st.
The three story dwelling house No. 80 West
Thirty-seventh-st lot 1ssx5Gx10o feet has been
sold
John Grasrnuck has resold Nos 1sS. isS and go
NaverIey Place, a plot 56.6x75 feet. to Malbin &
Zimmerman, who will erect apartment house
on the site.
William Lowe who recently bought three lots on
the south side of sixty-eighth-st, between First
ave. and Avenue \, has bought an adjoining lot-
He will build d five story stable on the entire plot
Frederick T. Barry has resold for Charles A
Moran No. 121 East Sixty-second-st., three story
and basement brownstone front dwelling mousse on
a lot 16x70 feet.
Otto strack is the buyer of Nos. S21s and So
West Forty-l lourtE-st which were reported recent
" to have been sold for Isabella Cathanach- He
gave in part payment for the properties NO z4'
West Fifty-1fth-st a four story dwelling mouse
On a lot 20xl00o feet. Mr.. Strack has also ooushr
No. 351 to S55 West Fifty-seeond-st.. a plot 0'x
l905 feet. from. F. Mott. -, w.. u,,-v
thfrd-sT a four story building on lot 2ni0O5 reer
Eugenia K Campbell is the owner OF record: ,ao
Henry-st, a four story building on a lot 23loxlOo
George A Hampton & Brother have sold 70 for
the Corporation Liquidating COMPANY tne - 6uia-
Of One-hundred-and-t third-st. and Amsterdam-aVe-'
q J. WeiIng jr has sold for Augusta Fuhr 70
Catherine Tiernan No. 800 East One-hundred-and-
twenty y-first-st.. a five story dathouse' Oh d iot
26x75S feet -, -,p..,x ~,
ESQ Trinity-ave.. three story frame harhouse' on
Amelia Phyfe is the buyer of the Swannanoa
APARTMENT house. No. 105 East Fffteenth-sty tns
sale of which by Paul 3. Pugh through the FRANK
l. Fisher Company reported yesterday.
Il was reported yesterday that MISS l.. '. Hsl-
den had sold No 80 West Forty-nlnth-st-, a Iour
story and basement limestone dwelling house on q
lot 90 1x1G5 feet columbia College Ieasenoid).
Leo Hutter has sold to builder for improve
rrent with a five story fathouse, a plot 9txlVo
feet on the side OF Jerome-ave-, tnirty-seVen
feet north of Tremont-ave. -. >-,4
Thomas Farley has sold No 173 West Ninety
eighth-st- d four story dwelling house, on q lot
IS.9x1O0 feet. ~ ~. e-,. .,,~5
St three story dwelling house, on lot lb-SxiVeo
The Church of St Mary transferred title yestis5 tia
dav 10 No 264 East Second-St-. a four story oricA
building on plot q 10s106x irreguiar to Max s J
Klein. The building is about block distant from
Hamilton Fish Park. Mr.. Klein has transferrsd ed
title to one-half interest in the property Nos 0i
and 265 East Second-st to Ignatz Roth. .
Frank d. Allen took title yesterday TO NOS 10
and Al Maiden Lane from Charles D. ncersolI
John p FIannery has leased the premises Nos.
c15 and 227 Fifth-ave from Frederick a. Wahl for
S17 600 a year. The lease will expire on October L
1919
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
REAL ESTATE.
Several Properties in the Riverside Drive
Section Sold

The transactions reported yesterday showed a
much more active condition of realty affairs than
any other day Of this week number OF
sales in the Riverside Drive section were announced
and in Of these deals and in another one affect
ing the Lenox-ave. section the McVickar Realty
Trust Company figured
The McVickar Realty Trust Company sold for the
Metropolitan Improvement Company to S. r Jacobs
for his occupancy the five story American basement
dwelling house No So Riverside Drive on lot aaxS5
feet. The McVickar Realty Trust Company has
also sold for client No. 454 Lenox-ave., five
story double apartment house on lot 251S5 feet
It was also learned yesterday that lot 20x10o
feet, the north side of Eighty-hrst-St, So feet
east of Riverside Drive. had been sold TO person
who will build the site dwelling house for his
own occupancy. This lot partly adjoins in the
No. SO Riverside Drive.
The principal transaction of the day was the sale
by Douglas Robinson, Charles s. Brown & Co. of
Nos. z9l. 29S and 295 Broadway. at the northwest
corner of Reade-st.. the details of which transac-
tons are given in another column S. Osgood Peu
& Co. reported interesting lease of Fifth-ave.
building, and the details OF the proposed improve
ment to No. So Pine-st. also learned
Alexander 2. w. kinnan. Of j. Romaine Brown
& Co. purchased the property No. 306 East Thirty
fourth-St from Yetta Kahn Mr.. Kinnan also
Nos 304 and 308 East Thrty-fourth-st-, which,
with the purchase of No. 800, gives him plot with
a frontage of 81 feet in the street The size and
location of this parcel make it desirable for
Improvement
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Fv Herbert sherman: 127 and t3e 57th-st. cor
Iexiuetonave 40x61 2ie story bk store and h fore
closure sale: II Shepard ast Morris Plinus et al;
II Van Sindern. atty; John Hone jr ref due on Judgt'
S50 00O eo2 e f6uth-st Courtlandave. 92x2b:
eorv bS h: foreclosure SALE D Legget r agt Martha
Firogan ct al: Cary Whitridge attys e MatheWson
ref due judgt, 1889 5o costs S34s ~ taxes exc.
Rv flames L Wells: ia 126 47th-st, 40 IT .
If 7bsva a s. bk apartment hotel lore
closure sale l. L Ievey Henry Anderson ct al; Soad
helm & sondheim. attys: R e Ten Eyer ref: due on
10 mort STOe 500 $4,000 has been advanced;
also subject TO mort. S225
Tsv peter Never & pa Divsion-st 90 II OF
riISss+ % 7x5Ix20x67 8 story bk store interest,"
t,s1,-A sale oriental Bank Louis Aaron all
fsia-anSeJd & Avrus attys; Gusgenheiner. ref due
On idg s405e; $3.50 g. taxes ETC. S263 5s prior
nqr,' Gb T. Parish: 5se 156th-st
,Sol1ave exIOO 25xI1 Tx 1x2s1: sy frame dws
- Sn-acosi,re sale; Jacob Felter. agt Henry
t5srirasnx et al; Truax. Watson Roberts. atrys W
red Il Warner ref due udgt s464S lS costs $50 TO-
~ charles A Berrian: 5s7 Prospect-aye 215 II
Of 150th-st. 2ox10o; sty br fat h foreclosure sale
Victoria a Rcma1ne T Guy Ieres ct al. Redneld.
Raddeid & Lydon attys Cephas Brainsrd ref; action
No \ due on judgt S9.4S IS. $3.50 ie taxes. etc
SI7O 500 Prospect-ave. S5 II n OF 100th-st 2Ox
T00. stv br foreclosure sale; parties action
vo . due On and costs. 1856 so col
Prospect-ave 255 # OF 15Oth-s 2ONiOo sty nat
h foreclosure sale, parties action No o due on
iudCt and costs. S3Ss so
premises. by the referee at II r1-Shetlst.
; 100 5th-ave. The Bronx 5ox1oo sty frame
Emanuel Rurlando al John NJ Gorham atty; Timothy
Power ref due udgt S. ISL H. taxes, s269 90.
At II noou-Zulett-ave. 425 IT of Mapes-ave The
Bronx 2x1o0; frame dwg h. foreclosure SALE Jennie
atys Timothy Power ref due judst. 81 10 So:
sos 90, taxes. etc. S1lo-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

Avenue s. afa Story tea h. foreeloslFs sale
& Goldsmith attvs; Leopold Leo. ref due on Juast
S5 $50 9O costs $50 7s taxes $500 So prior tss
sos 600 10 the plaintif for SS2 ST. f39il Peasanr-ave
W s. 251I # Of l25d-st So ix1oo 45a story basement
h dw- h: story shed, with = story shcp On
rear: sale of Ann Egan deceased: DID IN
Bv . P Ingrahau & Co: c.244 5tt-ave. :. AL II
of 137tb-st 25xS5 story h: foreclosure sale; HOO
ert Hartshorn William Lyman; Turner Holston q
oran attys Moses ref; due judst 10 %:
costs SS7 81 etc. 1889 %: to the plaint io
Sl9. 600. - .,r
rT6rhst 5Sx1O0 excepting taken by city for street
and three story frame 5dss' forscl9sTTe ai
n S Trust al Henry Broas er al; L W Shed-
don atty: Davenport, ref: due on Judgt SotUi SO
costs S2Sa 81 Sl24i %; 10 the plaihn ior
By John I. Parish: 65c-st. $50 IT Of West End
ave 15x1oo &: vacant foreclosure sale: z Mcpin er
al Real Estate Tile GUAR
Dickheiser ref: judgt. s5o.aIS 3: taxes. etc
81 I5I TO- to the plaintiff for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
LBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE. ]

Il
Chicago. Dec. IA.-The government crop report
made the winter wheat area 100000 acres and
announced the winter wheat condition ss7 The
figures suggest possible wheat yield Of $50 600 600
bushels Prices off little on the curb on
the report The approach OF the government crop
figures for December disturbed local holders to-day
and caused a good deal Of profit taking The mar
ket was z nervous up at time Sc to 1c,
but finally closing 1sc to sc lower than the day
vrevious. Nay opened at Tic, sold between 1850
and 1870. and closed at &c sellers. December
closed at 753sc- Local holders generally were lib
eraI sellers toward the close. Everybody bore in
mind that from about this level. a little over nc
for May, all the recent reactions had taken place
Gables up fraction The Northwest cars
were 65a against go Primary receipts 600 bush
els against 900 bushels. Clearances were 195, 600
bushels Millers paid as high as TIC for No. /
Northern on track The seaboard reported a halt
in the export demand, largely because Of lack Of
sellers The high prices early Were on reports of
heavy rains in Argentina and unfavorable condi-
tons n Russia. Minneapolis reported an increase
IN its stocks in four days of 100000 bushels
Armour is apparently only scalping the market 1t
has been long time since there was large q
general interest in wheat as at present.
Patten is supposed to have covered about 100000
bushels short May corn II is thought Armour
sold it to him. for tonight the market is up only
lsc to 14c the active futures, but up sc to 14c
for the December and January The surprising
circumstance was that Parten could get much
corn within such small limits Armour people haO
the corn and sold it May opened at 44a4c, sold be-
tween 447sc and 44l4c and closed at 44ssc bid De
oember closed at 557sc; January, 4S54c- Receipts
99 cars, with contract; estimate for Thurs
day, 900 cars. There an early advance on mild,
wet weather West. Gables were up q fraction
Clearances were 145.oo0 bushels. Larger receipts
are expected from Illinois. with Patten covered
IT is possible there viii be some reaction
The features in oats were like those IN corn
Patteu brokers were the best buyers covering
shorts Holders. however. were willing enough TO
sell. In spite Of the Patten covering, oats closed
1sc 10 sc lower than Tuesday. The new December
left off at sesc: the May. 5S14c: the old December
closed at 31c. There is supposed to be q natural
corner in old December oats only 12s coo cars OF No.
. mixed oats here last Saturday
There was heavy selling of pork, presumably by
the Cudahys. There was good deal Of product;
lard and pork and ribs sold by holders generally
Liverpool lower, but hogs were SC 10 10c high
or, and ribs and lard closed at an advance Pork
closed at slight decline. There were only 5000
hogs here AT the Western points there were
"a 600 hogs against 119 000 last year
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11

vt.ton-st. No 21s 70 222; corner clinton-st. :,
KSa Ns rs S and is3 a5 ssS sssT 70 az ls gsE
and Trust Company: 2e-st. Nos 264 and 2s8 -
Mares Lena ssar % PEP PsSsT M:istsr and another
Faie-st. $. 200 # ot Lafayetts-avs; g years
Storey. FreaericE D. to August J PapenbaaEn:
lI6th-:t- lot No so. map Paramount; 4,
smith Jacos 4. st al to Harlem Savings Bank:
soaSsaz fssa N9 s6. 3 East 3 Lssaa ysaa 81 Bdr h I
st rs. Se-+ Il " Of Park-ave: prior nrge, So--- ,
FgSs carFs to esrris esT dostsel.: 11sth-s, 10
FGrrlan. sas H. TO Fsnla nm Hahae s7th-st 5
io2 It W Of Central Park West: years. per -
shotWen, Carrie /. to Arnsrican Mortsaga Com
pany; lZIth-st 5. 150 fl W OF Coluu1bus-aVe. a.
coha IsidoE. 70 Peter Mosr ct al trustees: 4Ih-
oppsnhsiasS 2 sg TaT as 70 sdgse gr RaIer Co. PARK
PlaeS. Nos % and 81: Greenwich-st. No. 2f4
wahI Frederick 4. to william Euler: shave.
saitssedsr anF Frsds fS0a W SG GTant fSs 12a Rl
SSayinss Bank Wooster-st. $. IS II OF :,
sinnott John to Emisrant Industrial Savings
Banki columous-ave eorner S5G-st: year,
The schaefer company a corporation. to The
Of sd-aTe: years. per 81
BaR T5ompsG msSDSd Soz e 0IFs e s Sy s9y9ss
Malawists Charles. to District No / Of the In
dependent order B'nai Birth; suffolB-st. No
81; years AZ per cent t-.-..-.---.....-..... i
mortgage. s26. 00o; due April Il. 1905 per cent
canning lola n, to Julia Coddingtons 12Sth-st-
Rqthschild. sophie and snothsr TO william r
E9se' Park-ave. corner sott-st: due Juns s. =.
Gerken. Frederick. to Horace Russell and an
other. executors and trustees; Chambers-st, u
corner HIdson-st years. per cent. COO
1o8d No 15s EAST due 20 4DTn' PT 1859 6syvesss
LaveTe: Robert e 10 Minnie Coryen; Cauld-
Wel-ave No LsZ TO 7sS: prior mortsags.
schei5ei. AdoIph. to Josephine Steine guardian:
i2lst-st :. 100 IT W Of 4th-ave; years. Al
JarosIowsky. Meyer. and another to American
Mortgase comrany; Fr0nt-st Nos S54 and $50;
oshinsty Louis, to American MORTGAGE Company:
Eldridge-st e $. I126 It Of Broome-st; 5
Krupp Felix. to city Mortgage Company; seth
st, :. 100 It e OF Amsterda1-ave: year, 8 per
Simpson. john r. to Aaron Goodman and another:
sth,st Nes s76 and SIS East due December l. :.
Number one Hundred and Twenty-one Madison
gsRRs soHe & sS Bas tor Tes9 say1s5 Ser A es8
Isaacs. Herman S. TO Title Insurance Company OF
New-fork; Sth-ave, No 2436; years. per
westphaI Paul. 10 TILE Guarantee and Trust
Company; 34th-st, No 323 West: years, per
slst-st- No 211 East: due December l. 1901.
per cent 1;co y, i,s oI, 1s;:; No 10
East; due May l. 1903. secures note.-..-.--.---
TyrreI Matthew. and wife TO Thomas c Arrow:
sth-st, :. lot 2o2. map Unionport; years.
Feist, Leopold. TO James W aenning: s7th-st.
. 194s # Of Broadway; tnstalnents. =.
Simpson. Maria s. to Caroline Lindsey. and
Krupp. Felice to Nelson D stilwen: sath-st. SIS.
Ion II OF Amstsrda-n-ave; prior mortgage
Simpson John R. 70 Aaron Goodman and an
other; sth-st Nos 57s and 37s East: due De-
cember Is. 1902 per cent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
operative Building and Loan Association: 21sth-
VS.. az Park Terrace West; in
stalments. per cent -.-..-.-..-.-.-.--..-....~
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
TluGurlal.

OFFICE OF COUNTY CONTROLLER OF
ALLEGHENY COUNTY,
Pittsburg Pa, Nov. 18th 1902
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THE
County Of Allegheny: PennsyIvania- =.
The Sinking Fund Commissioners Of the County OF
9evhe state OF Pennsylvania by virtue OF authority
vested in thern By act Assembly approved April 2nd.
4 n 1863 DC perebv holders OF a ALLEGHENY
COUNTY CCMPRo o8ISE BONDS that and after jan
uarv lst a .. 1903. numbered and dated fol-
lows. 70 wit: COUPON COMPROMISE BONDS Nos 9 -es3'
~ rs 7Ia 10 T21 723, 724 725. 726 TT 735 all
bearing date Of January 1863 and maturing January
together with interest TO January
lst 1903 upon presentation the office CT the County
Controller titrsburg Pa which time a! interest,"
on sad bonds viii cease. REUBEN MILLER,
- J.. DONNELT.
Z THOMPSON.
Sinking fund Commissioners
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
INTERESTING LEASES REPORTED.

William 4 White & Sons have rented for De-
borab Herman to Kalle & Co., manufacturers Of
DIVES OF Biebrich. Germany, the buildings Nos $50
and $50 Canal-st for long term of years. and for
Charles S. Houghtaling TO Ernest J. Wills q,
same brokers have also rented portions OF the
hTiIdings Nos 1870 and 1872 Greene-st-. Nos 11s and
121 Bleecker-st. and No. 236 Church-Sr
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Tuska. Julia. and another to Samuel Loewy and
another. executors; 14srh-st. n :. 1915 II w Of
ST Nicholas-ave; 3 years. 412 per cent
Braaf. Charles. to BeadIestou & Woerz: 3d-ave.
corner 25th-st; demand. 6 per cent -...s.-..
Michael David. TO Frederic Eernochan: 3d-St
Nos 321 and 323 East; years. 4le per cent.
Boschen. John 81, TO Citizens Savings Bank. d.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
AM IMPORTANT LEASE.

Folsom Brothers have leased for the Weekes es
tate to Farrell & Hawley No 124 University Place,
five story building for ten years The lesseea are
TO make extensive alterations
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
coIJNTEss SELLS HOUSES.

lanes Butler is the buyer OF Nos. 1+s and rs
West Sfxty-ninth-st., two FIVE story single nat
houses on plot 50x10o5 feet. sold recently ror tne
Countess Amelia Nassau. Albert B. Ashrorth and
Henry H. Dreyer were the brokers IN the oeaL.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
EASES FIFTH-AVE. BUILDING.

6. osgood Peu & Co have leased No As Fifth
ave for 4 A Anderson to Narcotic & Co. for a
term Of years. The building will be altered extern
sNelv.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
NEW BUILDING PLANS

4th-st. Nos S6S and $40 East. for six story
brick tenement house. with store. 46xs3; Z,
Nicholson. owner. Horenburg & Straub. archt-
tcctS % - d. - e 80 %
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
Guantial Glertlons.

cr-yrrr OFF THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY,
NO BROADWAY
yr,uE ANNTTAI. ELECTION FOR DIREC-
l. - :, +hA American Coal Company Of Allegany
r*T MARYLAND be held at the Companys Once IN
80 - IF New York Friday, the 10th cay OF Decei1-
ba 1902 between the hours Of II ana cloek = ,st ~ .
-snsfer Books be closed Decen1ner iotn AT
me me- p NJ and reopened morning Of December
eth. 1902 GEO NJ BowLBY. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
A DvERTIsEMENTs ana subscriptions for Ths Triound
IA received their CptJwn Office.
NO. I.SH4 HROADWAY.

Between S6th aud a7th SIS. until 8 O'Clock ..
will received following branch
offices regular until o'clock VIZ:
a54 Sth-ave. 5. 23d st. 15:s 6th-aFe: cor
81 Fast l4th-st.s a5T West 4.a-st.. be-
tween 7th aves-: 263 West 12Jth-st.: 1.s:sS
6lst-st, 1,7OA lstave., S9th-st; I57 East
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
MRrENT GRW1gE $500 AND UP.

by specially chartered German Lilo! express
Kaserin $500 tons Feb 4 65 days shore trips. hotels.
rIides drives included visiting Madeira, Granada,
9Ihambra. Algiers. Malta. Athens, Constantnople.
SMYRNA 10 days Palestine and Egypt Naples. Rome.
Nice SC. Absolutely no overcrowdtRg; only the main
m: Sorway-Russia Cruise. july . S275 up
f' FRANK c. CLARK, III Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
1rATJoRY STEAMSHIP LINES.

From New York Wsd1esdays. Fridays and Saturday.
FCtz ! MN "a "A 5ND y, FLORIDA
points in Texas Arizona California Mexico
30: Georgia Florid-- &c. Delightful Excursions
9 II MALLORY & CO. G-n. Agts.. Pier 20 e R. N Y
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
"TA vELoCE."-FAsT ITALIAN LINZ

Navigazone Italiana a Vapore TO Naples Genoa.
ritta di NapoIi Dec IS Citta di Miiauo Dec. 81
Large Cabins, Dining saloon on promenade deck.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
A MERICAN LINE.
DED ID" LINE.

u
For La Guayra, Puerto Cabello. Curacao and Mara
esfbo via C1racoa-Caling also at San Juan. P. r.
~ From Pier i3 Wall ST. Ferry Brooklyn.
s 8 CAPACAS Saturday. December 13. noon
S. S. PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. December "a noon
These vessels have superior accommodations for pas
sensers BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. 135 Front St
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11

$4,000
5ND
1900
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
ITALIAN ROYAL MAIL S. S. co.

NAvIGAZIONE GENERALE ITALJANA
NAPLES-GENOA-A LEXANDRIA
ALL NEW STEAMERS. WEEKLY SERVICE.
HIRZEI. FELTMANN & CO.. II Broadway, N r
New-York tribune., 1902-12-11

The Denver 81 Rio Grande Railroad Co.
-. 1875 Broadway New York n Y. December T. 1902
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
day declared serai-anrual dividend Of 2zFe on The
;..reo stock Of tte. Conpv payable Jaalsry 10 lso
;" Ts,oekIolders of record 0ceulber %. 1907 .
Transfer Preferred stock VIII close at
.ree O'Clock P 81 On December 2s lec2. auo VIII re-
~en os The morning January ls. 1909.
STEPHEN LITTLE. Secretary.
The Yale expositor., 1902-04-18
MONEY LENDING IN THE sLums.
Poverty -stTLeksn people Who Pawn
Their FAL.s Teeth.

Their fAl.s Teeth.
An old woman lately residing In Blr.
mingham left over Gl, 900 TO her nlcces
and nephews. the money having been
earned in n peculiar fashion. Toward
her neighbors she acted the part of
money lender and pawnbroker, poo.
people visiting her from remote quar-
tiers OF the town, the privacy OF tran
sactlng business In cottage appealing
To- their incllnations. willing was che
10 lend small amounts on any articles
likely TO be redeemed. Things that a
licensed pawnbrokeT would not accept
found an abiding place In her garrcts.
The old lady was good any day FOR the
loan OF n shilling In the case OF "A
strang visitor whose Trustworthy char
acter could be vouched for BY a neigh
Dor. In this fashion she cleaned riches
and. strange 20 say. escaped the atten-
tons OF the police. says Tie Bits.
One OF her regular patrons was a fe-
male OF Incorporate habits. who. with
The return OF Monday morning brought
her false teeth To be- cared for till the
Saturday. On these articles n crown
was willingly given. an extra six pence
being required when the grinders were
again needed. During the week the
teeth were OF little use 90 the owner
there being no meat to masticate until
wages came In. Lots OF articles equally
popular things that a legitimate pawn
broker would not consider. were hand
81 over 20 the crafty old woman. who
always threatened 20 acaualnt the
pledgcr's husband were the money and
interest net readily forthcoming.
The Yale expositor., 1902-04-18
Nel1aemm,rsBAEsstMS

Health viii all its blessings those who and mainly
the which refresh and the which nourh are important each while R
conditions To is all important nt qe
which benehal pleasantly laxative manufactured
California z
With transient
the heart and one would the and strain and congestion attendant
colds headaches and inactivity the bowels
that gratifying will follow cooperation Win
is
per
combination and also from tho method manufacture which ensures that perfect purity and
from the the most advanced use whenever laxative needed
known value but this advantage all other xats that tats gently
in
ectonab quality substance Toe beneficial is buy tho
Co.
The Yale expositor., 1902-04-18
A NASTY Practice.

A nasty practice Is what the Chicago
Inter Ocean calls the FASTING OF re-
peatcd layers OF wall paper. one upon
another. thus covering up the filth aud
germs OF disease that may be prOpa.
gated in the very absorbent and de.
crying mass OF -four paste. paper.
animal glue. colors, etc.
They give opinions or eminent
health officers and sanltarians. urging
that such practice should DC stopped
by legal enactment. and also take oc-
caslon 20 say that these sanltarlans
recommend Alabastinc az n durable.
pure and sanitary coating for walls.
The Inter Ocean says: This Is n
very important question. and. as IL
costs nothing TO avoid this danger.
why take any chancesr
How much OF the alarming spread
OF smallpox and other diseases may be
due 10 unsanl;ary wall coverings;
The Yale expositor., 1902-04-18
SOME PscULlARITiss OF WRITERS
May Casss, DO Good Work Usis@s Thsir
Hsds Are uanored


II have often smiled" said the odl-
tor. at the peculiarities displayed by
the different people while writing
their stories. Everyone has his or her
particular idiosyncrasy. Brown can
aot W tie a decent Inc unless he chews
az the end OF an unlighted cigar.
Jones 10 unhappy and FESTIVE un,ess
nc puffs at Turkish cigarette. while
Robinson must always have his pet
brier pipe. One man ] know Is very
dopy' unless he has had bis drink. II
no gets that inside OF him no can write
like n master OF prose.
Another fellow is most particular
about the arrangement OF the things
upon the desk. II even only one object
IL awry he 10 unhappy and cannot
90 on until he has put them In order.
SIN another feels AZ home only when
nc sits In front OF q mi&ed-up mass OF
paper. pens and letters. One woman
writer have noticed cannot GET oui
hcr stun unless she eats candy At the
amc time. With a box OF bonbons by
or side she can rattle OF qulrcs Of
copy with ease.
We are all creatures OF habit" con-
cluded the editor. according 10 the
philadelphia Record, and once In the
bonds Of one IL ~ hard to shake loose
shacklcs."