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Dartiilou Sale.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. Count


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County OF
New Ycrk--Iohn Henry BaIken plaintiff. aSains-
Frank others. Defendants In pursuance oc
Intcrocutcry Judgment OF Partition and Sale duly
entered the above entitled action. beaTin:
May. 1902 tire undersigned. tha
named. Will public auction.
the York Real Estate Exchange SalesrOol. Me-
Ill broadway, the City n New York Borough % Man
haitian. the twenty seventh day OF May 1892 II
o'clock noon en- that day. ey Bryan I Kenney, aue--
tioeer the premises directed by said Judgment be sold
and therein described follows; All that lot
u land. with the building thereon erected.
situate lying and being In the Eighteenth Ward ot thu
Beginning the nOrtherly side OF EghteentA
Street distant hundred and 42l feet
C4z) inches westerns from Third
and running thence westerly along northsrly line
Eighteenth eighteen (1Sl feet inches.
thence noFthery through wall Of said building anf
parallel the Third Avenue. the line Of ths
block between Eighteenth and Nineteenth Streets
eastery along said line and parallel Eighteenth
street eighteen (ls) See Ol inches thence souherY
through party wall OF said building and parallel to
Third Avenue the nOrtheFy side OF Eighteenth
the place Ot beginning said lot being eighteen s tes
ten u inches In front and the BY half the block
the Street Number Eghteenth Tosether
with all right interest Of said parties
OF he first In and Eighteenth street IN rFoa az
sad premises
Dated. New YORK. May 2nd. 1902
NICHOLAS SCHLOEDER. Referee
CARL J. HEYSER, ESQ. Attorney for PlaAntin. -
Montague Street. Brooklyn New YORK City.
The following n Of the property pc
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NELSON BREAKS A RECORD

Joe" Nelson. the little swede. broke the worlds
amateur bicycle record for one mile behind pace
at the Vailsburg track yesterday. His time wa.
26 3-5 which is and threefifths seconds lower
than the record made by Walter Smith at Buff
falo last summer. Bennett and Shultz made the
pace motor tandem. Nelson holds he
amateur record for every distance behind pace
from a quarter of a mile to thlrty-five miles The
professional record is 1:22 2-5 held by Major
TaVlOr.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-27

AMERICANS VISITING EUROPE THIS YrAa
will find The New-YorE Tribune for s.le
MT the book stalls of the leading hotel.
throughout the continent of Europe ana
Great Britain, we'll the READING
Room tables. Ii may also be obtatusd A.
ths vrin uiyni railroad STATIONS.
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TENNIS.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR TOURNEY AT SOUTH
ORANGE FIELD CLUB COMPLETED
MANY ENTRIES RECEIVED.

Arrangements for the tennis tourney at the South
Orange Field Club. TO be held on Memorial Day,
have been completed and the entry list closed
Yesterday. Many entries have been received for
the contests which will consist Of mems singles,
doubles and mixed doubles. Exciting matches are
looked for. The committee in charge consists of
Low, Stoddart. Byrne and Champenois.
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PROVIDENCE
NEWARK

Earned runs-Nevark. .. Providence ! Two base hits
-schrall Conner. Left bases-Newark :. Providence
First n errors-Newark. I. Providence & stolen
SaseHFriend F4rs, base on baIls-On Cross on Cor
rtdon ? III, by pitched ba-By Cross. l. Struck out
C-rridou . Wid ptfrh-t'orrd"n. Halk cross
Double pays-Jordsn and Wright: Conner, Wagner and
Cassidy. Time. 80. Ump!re-Egan Attendance. go
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SUPRENIE COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

Sarah H Purser plaintif John Lancer and
another defendants In OF judgment OF
closure and duly Hafe and entered the above
entitled art0 bearing date 18th day OF MAY 1902 Z
the undersigned the referee said judgment named, viii
sell public suction the New York Real Estate
SalesrOonn. No Ill Broadway the Borough Man
haitian. city oS New York. the 10Th day OF June.
1902. 70 C'co,E day. by F. Meyer
auctone-r. the directed said judgment bs
sold and thsre:- described follows: The following IA
description TIE said mu-tEuge hsreinbefcr
mentioned All that certain lot. piece parcel OF land
situate lying and being in the TwentyfOurh Ward %
the city of New York. County and State OF New
York. known and distinguished a certain map
titled MAP OF George :. Cioble estate
Twenty fourth Ward. New York dated June Tth
ISSS. ned ONCE Register OF city and
County New Lots Nos % and aS bounded
described from said follows Beginning a
patuJ side OF Iuw0Od Avenue distant
hundred southerly sOuthsrly sds
Place, running sOuthsrly along
ery side of InWc0d Avenue fifty runrins
eastery parallel with said Wolf Place hundred and
thence running n0rtheFly parallel with said
Avenue nifty and thence running westerly
parallel with Wolf Place aforesaid hundred and
e 10 InwOOd Avenue point place
OF beginning said distances and dimensions
Being the premises said John
Sarah H. Purssr by deed bearing date Juns
2 1895 and said mortgage given a
OF the purchase money therefor
Dated MAY - 1892 ISAAC FROMME5 Referee
R. 2. a J. PRIME. Plaintiffs Attorneys. Xonkers.
TIE folow.pg a diagram of the property be sold
Is described above:
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The approximate amount lien charge to sat
lsfy described property is be sold
" from the 9th day OF May.
together and allowances amounting TO 1898
with from Mey 10Th 1902. together with
expenses of The approximate O
assessments OF other liens which be allowed 10
purchaser purchase money paid by the
Referee, Is SsGT S5 interest
Dated. New York May 18th 1902
JAMES EDWARD GRAYBILL.
Rsfar
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Merden-Meriden, 4: New-London. 5.
At Hartford-Hartford. !; Norwich, ttwo IN
ninGs RAIN.
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The approximate amount Of The lien charge 20 sat.
which the above described be sold
s567s 10 with interest from May To- 1892 togethsr
allowances. S.36 with
May 1892 with expenses &C
The approximate OF assessments and
other liens allowed the purchaSe4
out Of the purchase money S616 81 and interest.
ISAAC FROMME Referee.
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Jersey City defeated Worcester yesterday by q
score of to 5 Although the visitors outbatted and
outfeded their opponents. the home players woI
the game by punching their hits in the first and
fifth Innings. The
New-York tribune., 1902-05-27
STATE LEAGUE.

At Utica-Utica. ?: Binghamton, 0.
At Troy-Troy, 4: A. J. & c., 0.
AT Albany-AIbany, 4; Schenectady. g.
At uion-Syracuse, s; llion. O.
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lSoth Street.

The approximate lien charge satisfy
which the abOve-desCrihed property sold. IS
Thirtseven thousand eight hundred eighty and $500
dollars. with interest thereon MAY.
Io2 together with costs AID allowance amounting "a
Three hundred ninetythrse 81 dollars
May 18th, 1892. Q
sale The approximate Of taxes assessments
other liens. which be allowed 10 purchaser
out Of the purchase money paid by the Referee is
Thirty eight hundred seventyseven and 591OO dollars
and interest
Dated. New York. May 26rh 1892
II c. KIrDIICH Referee
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PROVIDENCE. 5: NEWARK.

Newark's losing streak continued yesterday. and
Providence won out a closely contested game.
Jordan at short for Newark showed up finely.
making two phenomenal catches of hot liners. The
New-York tribune., 1902-05-27
Nrw-ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Concord-Concord. 2; Haverhli, 0.
AT I.owell-Dover II; Lowell, s.
AT Manchester-Fall River. 7; Manchester. /.
At Nashua-I.awrt IS; Nashua, ..
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fsrd 1l2 tGsrrigan) 30 10 l 10 Onyx.
5aaichaeIsl 30 10 and 10 to / Panuco ll2 Gackson).
4 to !: Africande-. 112 SHAW. / 10 l.
her Apparent, ll2 BUrnsl. 3 10 !
start Door. Easily by 3 lengths Time 02.
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COLE.
ENTRIES AND PAIRINGS FOR START IN
METROPOLITAN CHAMPIONSHIP.

w. Fellowes Morgan. secretary of the MetropoIi-
tan Golf Association. announced yesterday the en-
tries for the Metropolitan championship which
begins tomorrow at the links of the Tuxedo Club.
The list includes fifty-seven names. representing
almost every club within the associations limits.
Walter J. Travis. the national champion: Finday
S. Douglas. the metropolitan champion; g. b. Mac
donald, of Garden City: Louis Livingston. jr., of
Fox Hills; r. c. Watson jr.. of Westbrook; James
A. Stillman. of Meadow Brook and c. II. SeeIy of
Wee Burn, among the most prominent. The
qualifying round tomorrow will start at 9 a. m
with Percy Chubb. president OF the association and
c. F. Watson. of Baltusrol. the first pair. Sue
ceedng pairs will leave the tee intervals five
minutes until II 20 a. m. Douglas viii play with
Stillman Travis with Dinsmore and Macdonald
with Moller. Daniel Chauncey, of Dyker Meadow
nil he ths Last man off and unless there - ~ rS
pairing of the contestants he Will be Obliged 10
play with scorer. as the number of entries pre-
The fun list OF competitors is given below in the
order in which they will leave the starting
e:oo-Percy Chubb c. F. Watson.
ssgSF e T. coSdon and L 1iTinsstdn fTf m
o:i5-James A. stlman and Findlay S. Douglas
s:2S-Prce % Coner and " q caI Carnegie * ''''S
s:sO-R Richmond Talbot and Devereaux Emmett.
S:4o-I- H Graham and Charles L Tappin.
S:46-J r Maxwell ir-, and A W; Rossiter.
s:5S-A n. Robbins and George 7. arOkaw.
IO:OO-E Il. AlvOrd and c. F. Travelle.
lO:O5-Jasper Lynch and w. H. kachau.
io:ie-F. 8; HorstTnan and = 5. Wheeler.
Io:l5-D Lloyd and r. A Marseius.
io:O-Joseph II Chadwick. Jr, and A De Witt Cochrane
i0:26E S. Knapp and G. b. Adams
SsW SsW ( eFoWh SSa1hea ana dne g E McEsSon aSmn0'
lo;4o-M H. Goodwin and A. PITT
io:55-A II. Lsrkin and James Rhstt
iiion--N T. Griffin aud W. l. MeConvins
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tails ....42 5l3 - 8

Gspsey TgseyS'Si ....2 KS
Earned Worcester. l; Jersey city; First base
or errors-Worcester Jersey city /. Left bases
Worcester Jersey city. Two base hits-Riokest ~
peehantv ChiIds Shoch. Home ruu-Shindle. stolen
base-I)onahoe Double pay-Mack. Childs and Woods
Shindle Woods First base on balls
or NcFaU 4 m Pfanmiller. l. Struck out-By Nc
Fail / Time 200 Tmpire-Key. Attendance $50.
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~ York-wi.Iiam cairns Stuart and another as frus.
tees etc, Plaintiffs. against Howard d. Hann an.
others. In OF Judehleht ot
Foreclosure and Sale. duly made and entered N tna
bearing date the 18th day OF a
1902 undersigned the Referee In said !Nosnen-
named will sell Public Auction. at the New YORK
Real Estate SaesrOOm. No Ill Broadway In tne bor-
Of June 1902 at 70 O'Clock nOOn that day. BY Peter
F. Meyer Auctioneer. the premises directed ~ sad
Judgment 10 sold therein described as fonows-
All that lot. piece parcel OF land with tne
thereon erected SITUATE
n Twelfth Ward Of the City OF New York
westerly side OF Seventh Avsnue and the norm
hundred thirtieth Street and bounded
described follows. viz: Beginning at the corner
formed BY intersection Of the westerly side OF tns
Seventh Avenue uortheTly side Of One hundred
and thireth Street and thence westwardy along
nOrtherly Of hundred and thrteth street
inches thence northwardy and
with the seventh Avenue thrry-tNo
three-quarters inch. thence eastWarcly
parallel with one hundred and thirtieth
Street. OF the along the centre OF party
standing partly the lot hereby described and
and inches the westerly side OF the Seventh Ave
thence southwardy along the said westerly side
the Seventh Avenue hTtytwO feet and threequarer
inch the aforesaid the point the place
beginning part OF the premises conveyed
Howard d. Hamm by Redmond FOrrestal BY deed
dated July l. recorded July 1. 1856 In Lber
1870 Of Conveyances page 4s9
Dated. New York May 26th. 1902
H C KUpLICH. Referee
LORD. DAY & LORD. Attorneys for Plaintiffs. 40 Wall
Street. Boro OF Manhattan, New York cry.
The following Is diagram Of the be sold
described above:
I31st Street.
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACTNG.-DrocRlyn Jockey Club Gravesend 2.3O p. m.
BASEBALI~-New- York Boston: Philadelphia at
Brooklyn: Cincinnau Pittsbarg: Chicago at St.
Louis
POL0.-BuffaIo Meadow Brook Freebooters, Mea-
Brook.
TENNIs.-southeTn championships. at Washington.
GOLF.-i5arbor Hil women's Class match with
HILLSIDE.
POOI--lnvitaton tournament at strollers Club
BILLIARDS.-P-ofessonaI match. Days Academy.
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Pittsburg az BROOKLYN. New-York Boston.
Chicago St Louis. Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
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GAMES TODAY.

ST Louis g. Boston O. Philadelphia s; Detroit 8.
Chicago :: Baltimore 3 Cleveland, s; Washington,
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POLO.
ROCKAWAY WINS THE MEADOW BROOK
CUPS.

Rockaway won the Meadow Brook cups yester-
day in the final polo match for those trophies on
the Meadow Brook Club field, beating the home
club by the one sided score of 10 to g. Harry
Payne Whitney unable TO play on the Meadow
Brook team, and J. W. Appleton took his place.
This change brought the two teams equality,
but the superior team work of the winners
their chief claim to victory.
T A. Havemeyer the strong for the
Meadow Brook quartet. and whenever he hit the
ball II covered good distance, and generally got
excellent direction His support, however. was
weak. although Reginald Brooks did well in his
forward position at goal hitting. for he struck
the three credited 10 the home club Appleton
wes well mounted on Whitney's ponies, and he
frequently outrode his Rockaway opponents, but
the Whitney snap and force wanting in his
strokes
La Montague was the dashing payer for Rock
away. He shared with Havemeyer the konors for
long and powerful hitting cnly La Montague got
more chances and made five Of the eleven goals
scored by the victors. He opened the game by
three goals made in such fast succession almost
TO take away the breath Of the home deleEa ton
Meadow Brook was left on the defensive for the
greater part Of the time, and the weakness OF It's
closed the period with a fourth goal for Roekaway.
but a foul by Rand cut on one-half a goal ..,
and II required ten minutes OF fairly spirited play
before sayage scored Al least SIX times MEADOW 5,
but inability 10 get az the ball for the deciding
Montague closed the period with another Rockaway
count but one more foul by Rand made the total
The third period was the most -. spirited @ Of the
cheer when Brooks scored twice. His nrst one was
made after spectacular run down the field by
the length Of the field in three strokes and passed
IL 10 Brooks IN front OF the goal
which caused a bad swelling but IT was not serious
and ne finished the game in creditahle style The
New-York tribune., 1902-05-27

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORk.-LOuise Fuller Curtis. Trustee under the
Last win and Testament OF samuel L Curtis deceased.
Plaintiff. Jacob & Skinner COrpany
Riverside Building Company. Robert rhedford, Annie
Brown individually Sole Executrix Of the Last
New-York tribune., 1902-05-27
BASEBALL.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
AMERICAN LEAGrE

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
ago. 3; ST. Louis. 4.
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MEADOW BROOK.
'otal ..................l4 Total

Goals -Rockaway II. Meadow Brook. 3 Lost
by penatee-Rocka~ay, by two fouls. Net score
Rockawav 10; Meadow Brook. 3 Referee-R. l. Beecd-
The first Of a series Of five games for the Hemp
stead cups will begin to-day. the competing teams
New-York tribune., 1902-05-27

Sporting Soo6s.
GRIATT GGRRIIAAT,xs IN FISHING TACKLE.
Having purchased entire stock Davis & Monroe OF
chicago al less half of manufacturers cost offer
al reduction II LESS THAN SOC OF makers cost the
REST HAND MADE RODS in Greenheart. Split Bamboo
Incewood Fine Reels, SIX Lines. Leaders. all the
outfits Anglers These goods all for Fresh and
salt Water Fishing
TROCr FLIES tFine). per doz.
p0Cniat upwards from 15c. cHrnIfI
OPEulll FINE OIL. SILK LINE 10 feet, Of6UI9l
I5c.
Split Bamboo and Heavy
Bass Rods, 65c. uo,L, dozen. I5c.
Line, $40 feet. zoe. dozen. 1Sc.
COME EARLY AND GET BARGAINS.
Send &c. stamp for 81 Page Catalogue.
L. ENY and . Barclay street,
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AT WASHINGTON.

Washington ............0 % y 4
Batteries-Orth and Clarke; Wright Moore and Bems.
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HARTARD's FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

Cambridge. Mass, May 26.-The Harvard football
schedule for next season has been arranged and
contains twelve games. The proposed game with
Columbia has been dropped. The dates are:
September civilians Cambridge.
October 1-BOwdOn Cambridge.
October bates at Cambridge
October S-Amherst Cambridge.
October l1-Cniversty Of Maine at Cambridge.
October 15-Wssleyan a Cambridge.
October Is-West Point West Point.
October 25-Brown at Cambridge.
November Carlisle at Cambridge.
November st niverslty of Pennsylvania at Cambridge
November lJ-raTtmOuth Cambridge.
November 22-Yale at New Haven
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AT BALTIMORE.

Baltimore .............0 % 80
Batteries-HoweH Robinson; Garvin and McFar-
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AT PHILADELPHIA.

Detroit ..............0 o o 3 o o o 3-6 l3
Ihflad delpha ..........O o o q Ks
Batteries-MiIler and MCGUIRE wiltse and Powers.
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IL 1:O5-C. II. SeeIy and ". L. Thompson.
1l:10-J. 5. Taylor and c. c. Mason.
1l:15-John Smith and J. S. Jones.
IL :20-Daniel Chauncey.
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6orscs au0 Garrlaqes.

LyOR SALE-A beautiful shetland pony, four years old
L Kind gentle. mare; price $1,000. Address :. F.
W. stamford. Conn.
NOR SAI.F-A black family horse; afraid o
l. anything a beauty. mare; price $4,000. Address
: Z W
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
CHICAGO. 5: ST. LOUIS. 4,

St Louis May 26.-St Louis closed fast to-day.
but was one run behind Chicago when the game was
over Chance after lining triple in the first.
scoring runs retired in favor OF kahoe
Attendance. 1.2o Score:
St Louis.............0 o. $ ]
Batteries-Yerkes. Murphy and o'Nei Menefee. Kahoe
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

JERSEY CITY DEFEATS WORCESTER BY
PUNCHING HITS.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At BOSTON. =
Boston ................O o o 0 o 90
St Louis. s...............O . l 0 o o %
Batteres-Dineen and Warner Powell and Sugden.
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THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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At BOSTON.
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The Forgotten Children,

Any civilization Is az weak as It's
weakest part, especially democrat
lc civilization. SO long as there
are unframed masses III democracy
the whole fabric of society Is weak,
and 1t may at any turn OF affairs re
endangered. Many educational in
stltutions as there are, it is yet true
that vast masses Of people millions
and millions Of them-have no OPP
portunitY TO be trained. Especially
is this true IN rural communities,
and more especially IN the rural
communities of the Southern States.
The children Of these communities
are yet neglected, They are the
forgotten people. 1t is of compar-
atively little importance to society
that a few thousand young men aud
women are receiving college educa
ton 50 long as millions, who are OF
as great natural pacity, are re
ceivlDg no training at all. The
best method of helping toward the
building up of the people, then, Ii
to help the development Of the pub
nc school system III every communi
ty where 1t is not alleady adequate
Y developed. The investment o
hundreds of millions OF dollars IL
better country school houses, il
their equipment ana in better teach
ers, so that the rural public schoo
z. may become the most efficient III
strumert for training hand ant
mind tnat has ever been Devised
this is the task that awaits states
men and phiianlhropiets. There
no other task that can Tor momcu
be compared with II n impf rtanee
Dr. Waller Ii. Page, IN tn
; w orld's Work.
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had not been made i'll the state
courts.
Governor Longlno has demon
strated his high character and quail
Gcation for his position on mum
Der Of occasions, but never before
has he reached the height of great
ness which was attained when he
stood for justice, law aud order
against the powerful Influences
brought to bear upon HIM. The
undue interference by the pa"donmg
power with the administration OF
Justice in these Southern States has
had a great deal to do with the out
breaks Of popular indignation
against criminals, and Governor
Longino has therefore rendered a
great service in strengthening pc,
pular respect for tho law and the
cnurts.-Picayune.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-07-26

Beauty Is an incentive To good
order. This IL good reason why
music and drawing are so helpful IN
schools. When our surroundings
are respectable and ennobling, we
are apt to respond to them and be
respectable ourselves. Thus was
M ant 10y the boy who misbehaved
on Sunday and offered for his ex-
cuse that he had Oh everyday clothes
and did not know that he was ex-
pected to behaye.--I.awion b. Evans
in Southern Educational Journal.
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Congressional Contrasts.

The tallest member of the House
of Representatives. IL Cy Sullaway
of New Hampshire; he is Fix feet
seven inches and weighs 280 pounds.
The shortest man is Samuel Smith,
of Pontiac, Michigan; he Is about
four feet FIVE inches, and weighs
less than 90 pounds. The latest
member IL Bob Cousins, of Iowa;
the thinnest is Francis w. Cush.
man, of Tacoma, Washington.
Cushman says of himself that he
has to turn around twice to make
shadow.
The handsomest man Is Georgs
| Edmond Foss, of Illlnoi-; he has
perfect profile and shape like Az
pollo's Belvidere. The homiies
man IS Frank Eddy, oi Minnesota
by general consent. The oldes
men In the House Is Galusha Grow
of Pennsylvania, who was Dor
August 81, 1898; the younges
member is John ]. Feeley, of Oh
cago, q years and nine mouths
The man with the biggest head
Serene Payne, of New York, vi
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S. T. 3. MORSE,
Pass. Traffic Mgr.

wears seven and three -fourths hat;
the smallest head is Oliver P. Bel
mont of New York, who sometimes
has 10 take boys sizes to get oneit o tit.
The 5aldest man is Ben Caldwell
Of Illinois, whose dome resembles a
billiard ball; the hairiest man is Rep
resemtative Dick, of Ohio, who has
mop like an impressario. The
most talkative man Is John Wesley
Games Of Tennessee, who though
SprivatelY charming person, counts
that day lost which does not contri,
butte to the size of the Compression
al Record; the most silent man IL
Stephen Morgan, OF Ohio, former
school teacher, who has wearled Of
telling what he knows. and has not
been heard to speak, either IN com
mittee or on the floor, since he ha
been in Congress. The londes
voice IS possessed by Charles Il
Littlefeld. Of Maine, who also ha
the highest speed of any talker II
the House; the lowest and mos
hating voice is that of Joel Heat
wole, Of Minnesota, vino is news
paper writer and accredited wit
the finest congressional organizatio
in the country.
The most proiane man is Uncl
Joe Cannon, Of Illinois, and tn
; least swearing member is WasbiLs
: ton Gaund, who Is barred by tn
i fact that he is minister of tf
J Gospel Franklin Waterman.
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Plum Tree Shaken Again.

President Roosevelt has again
shaken the political plum tree OF
Louisiana.
AS was announced in these col
umns last week, w. h. Howell OF
Lafourche was appointed Internal
Revenue Collector at the port OF
New Orleans. which was said to
be victory for the Lily Whites
of the Republican party over the
''Regulars" Now, this week three
more Lily White are appointed as
follows: Henry Mccall Of Ascen
sion, Collector of Customs; Col
Elmer 4. Wood, Naval Officer
| and r. b. Kennedy Ia negro Lily
White, Receiver of Public Moneys
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Jewish Temple

Prominent Hebrews of our city
held meeting last Sunday night,
and concluded to begin Il move
ment OF great interest aud vast
importance to New Iberia
At the meeting, presided over
by the Rev. Nose Bergman of
Grand Rapids, Mich they decid
ed to erect Jewish Temple III the
near future. They have since
bought property for that purpose
The Temple Will be built on The
corner of Weeks and Charles
streets.