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New-York tribune., 1902-06-09
Not,ce of 5nmmons.
- CoI-pT or THE STATE OF

- - - county Of New York.-F1ora Loomis
rs-sch PainiT against John p PersSn e ~ hsd
Action for Absolute Divorce Ird 20 ~
IN New York County To the above sd nance re answer
IN or,nlaint in this action and serve COPY OF So.
ens,sr On the Plaintiffs attorney wttnn t"tintys
s IT, sejcs of this exclusive OF tne uay %
Service. and in case your failure 70 appear or
idgnent will be against you oy oeIdui' 'oi ' -
lief demanded the complaint
Dated oct. 23d 1901. - o@oo a,d Past
e.E,S NJ CIrRTiS Plaintiffs Attorney, once ano fost
CJaise Address. No. 80 William St. Borough OF MAN
haitian City Of New-fork
To the defendant, John Peter Persch: - - ,,i,-a- -
ton pursuant order OF the Hon SaniueI d th
9sb dav of March 1902 filed with the company IN
the office of the of New York County at tne court
fP0 NJ CT RTfS Attorney for Plaintiff. Removed TO os
William Street, New York City
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09

Street.
amount Of the lien or charge to sat
isfv above described property Is TO be sold
with interest from the I'D day OF May
Ioo2 together and allowance. amounting TO
about so1O0 together with the expenses of the sale
r-Ie the assessments and
er rates and be allowed to the purchaser
out OF the purchase paid by the referee is
s5T5 hOO The premises Will be sold Sub
ist 10 81 1877 50O0 and interest thereon
from November -. 1901
Dated York. June g. 1907
WM. HEPBURN RUSSELL Referee.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09

Wales Ave

Wales Ave
Tho snnroxnste amount lien charge TO satisfy
which he above described property is to be sod IS
s 756 % with interest thereon from May lith iuZ 10
eether with and allowances amounting 70 si'4o
it interest from 14th 1902 together with the ex
nenses of the sale approximate amount OF taxes
assessments or which TO be allowed TO the
nIrchaser out of purchase money or paid py the
is SO and interest
80 No, 1912 T. DOYLE, Referee
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09
Julianna Street.
Elizabeth Street

The approximate OF the lien charge TO satisfy
which the above described is to be sold IS
81 75-1o0, from the 23d day Of May,
1902 allowances, amounting to
about SIP S00 together with the expenses Of the sale
The approximaI, of the and
water rates and other be allowed to the pur
chaser out purchase paid by the referee
is Sl36 66-1O interest.
Dated New York. June 5th 1902
WIN. HEPBURN RUSSELL. Referee
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09
Citailpus.
THF PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

L YORK hy the Grace of God Free and Independent nn
to AIetta Nathalie Bailey. Allea r. Bailey
and as General Guardian of Alletta Nathalie Baes
Theodor1,s BAILEY Woolsey. Margaret Ann fusseil, MAJ
Earet Ann Russell the second Adolph Landry, anna
Mary Lee Marie Anna NJ Carn1ann Kate l.
Caumann. Hermann H. Cammann Donald M Caihnldil.
George P cammann: NJ, Evelyn Cunningham HenTy Ward 4
Cammann Isabella NJ. Cammann. Margareua M Msiu
Emily Morris ward Thomas B. Arden John Lorfasaeo Thr
Arden JuIia Edgar fordham Morris Alice Morris Chee
man Lewis G. Helen A Fehr Clark Norma M
scott Febr Louise Lancey Fredericks Julia E. tso
man Jacob l. Rodman. all Interested n
the estate of Eliza Meier Bailey late Of the County
New York deceased creditors egatees, next OF kn oI
otherwise send greeting: You and each of you are
cited and required personally be and appear peore o
Surrogate of the New York at the SuTTosale
Court of said County. County Court HOUSE
the County of New 10Th day OF July, lSo az
halfpast ten o'clock in the forenoon of that oay tne
judicial settlement OF the acCOu1
Of proceedings Hermann H. Cau1mann Forohan
Edgar executors of ana trustees uue
the last will of said deceased ana suen OF
hereby cited, under the age OF lmsh!
years required to appear by your II y r
have one you have to appear ano Apply ioI M
one to appointed, in the event o. your negeCS i
failure guardian will be appointed oy tne sur
rocate to for in the proceeding
Surrogate's Court OF the said County OF New
..,. York to be hereunto affixed witness Hon
j. s. ABNER c. THOMAS. a surrogate OF our
,.... County. the County OF New 1orh;
the 22d day May in the year or our Loro
nine hundred and two
' J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk of Surrogate's Court
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09
101st Street.

The approximate amount of the lien chsrge 10 sat
isfy which described property Is to De so
SIS as interest from the 25rd day OF May.
rate Of together Win
costs and allowances amounting to S315, with interest
from the 26th Gay May 1902 together with the eA
penses of The approximate amount OF taxes
sessents liens which TO be allowed 10 te
purchaser out the purchase money or paid by the
referee. is $3.50.
Dated New York. June 9th. 1902. - . <
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09
navy personnel, and gives comparative esu-
mates of the navies of the world.

A sequel to Charles Henry Robinson's studies
in the Character of Christ" appears from 'he
press of the Longmans. entitled human NAT
ure: A Revelation of the Divine Inc OBJECT
of the author who is canon missioner OF flpoii
is to show that the existence of the charac'er
of Christ as portrayed in the Gospels is the
strongest evidence that can be adduceo IN sup
port of the Christian faith.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09

HARLEM DIVISION. ny
A NJ and 3:35 P. NJ Daily. Sundav
PfttsfeId North Adams: Sundays 9.2D A m = -
Pullman all through trains
Illuminated with Pintsch
Ticket Offices at 113. PSI. AS and 1913 BroaGxav =
Union So w, 275 Coumbus-ave. 133 ". f25fa-s-
Grand Central Station 125th-st. Station and Tsst5st
Station. New York. 33s and 726 Fultoa-st ana 10
Telephone 900 3sth Street for New Central ~.
Service. Baggag checked from hotel residence -
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09

Wales Av
The approximate of the len charge
isfy which described sold
IS s103771 interest thereon the of
May 1902. OF the taxes,
other liens which be allowed the pur-
chaser of the purchase received for said
premises paid by the Referee is S191 and interest
The approximate amount OF the lien charge satisfy
which the above described parcel No be sold Is
S24I365 with interest thereon the of May.
1902 The OF the assessments
other liens which be allowed the purchaser
of the received the said
paid by the Referee is $0S So and interest The
and allowance amounting 1924 95 with interest from
May z4th 1902 together with the Of SALE
also be paid Of the proceeds of the above sale
Dated New York. May 18th, 1902.
LOUIS F. DOYLE Referee
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09

Helen Hunt Jackson's "Glimpses Of Califor-
mia and the Missions" hitherto published only
with her European travel sketches, Will be pup
lished in a separate volume with numerous IL
Illustrations by Henry Sandman, illustrator OF
Ramona" by Little. Brown Co. in the fall.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09

Motors and Motor Driving" by Alfred u
Harmsworth and other leading automoplhs's'
has lust been published in this country by Lit
Tie Brown & Co It is one Of the Baomineon
Series of Sports and Pastimes.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09
suaee Tor Reni.

MASTER STEAM FITTERs, CONVENTION: sune hT is
M IL IA Master Plumbers Convehnlf1.n, ., E1bbition
80 tis,c citv J. Spaces fer exholts ~ rAi ~
oon for rent Apply Local Exh1ot .. gtv Wsstsr
SCHROEDER. Secy. and Ireas- @A''-N~ -
Plumbers Association
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09
Steamboats,.

lOUJ@ ID NUQG NEW ENGLAND.
FALL RIVER LINE via Fall River and Newport. Leave
Pier 10 n. r.. of Warren Week days and sun
days at $50 D m. Steamers PRISCILLA and PURITAN.
each.
PROViDENCE LINE, via Providence. Leave Pier IS.
\ r foot of Murray Week days only D. m.
Steamers PLYMOUTH and CONNECTICUT. Orchestra on
STCNINGTON LINE, via Stonington. Leave Pier SO.
n r. foot Of Spring Week days only at 500 p. m.
Strs MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE.
NORWICH LINE, vi London. Leave &c, n. r.
foot Of Spring Week days only at $50 Steam
ers CHESTER w CHAPLIN and CITY OF WORCESTER.
NEW HAVEN LINE. Leave Pier %. Z. R.. foot Peck
Slip. DAYS only. 4:S0 m. ST. RICHARD PECK.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09

Mrs Gerald Stanley Lee who signs herseH
Jennefte Lee, and has short story In the cur
rent ~Scribnerss. is the author of story Of
Nrw-Enrisnd life. 1.-The Son Of a Fiddler" pub
Hshed this spring.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09

Little, Brown & Co, will bring out a three
volume edition of Daniel Webster's hitherto un-
collected sneeches and writings in the fall
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09

The Scribners have Just published "one OF
cur ConQuerors," Lord Orplont and His
Aninta" and 1.-The Amazing Marriage" making
twelve OF the fifteen volumes in their pocket edi-
ton OF George Meredith. The three remaining
volumes will not appear until early autumn
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09

~ New Workable F. Brugman and Francis e Brug,
ITaoe nan as vrne deceased Plaintiffs. Anna
Kreg Max Gertie Well his wife Defendantis1 i1
msSe and entered in entitled action. bearing
date the of Nav 1902 the undersigned une
ton at the New York Salesrooms III Broad
way in the of Manhattan. City Of New YORK on
Peter Meyer AuetioneeE The P5e3e gdsTd ed
by said judgment be sold and therein
pieces or parcels lying and being in the
Twenty-third Ward OF the City Of New fork' aho
namely beginning formed by the intersec-
westerly side OF Wales avenue with the
ery side Of St Mary street ana
along said southerly side Of st Mars street @ en- enc
Of the Port Morris Eranch OF tne a5s said
Railroad: southeasterly and along said anoS l
westerly eide of Wales Avenue and thence 5
ery along said westerly side Of Wales avenue Re
the said several dist noes end dimensions
Of the premises conveyed &c tne sda
and trustee of the viii Brugman deceased
by deed dated January 20th 1s9S Second PaFce
living and being Tweny-third Ward of the cry OF
New York. and which taken together are noQeo
by easterly side Of Robbins Avehs
with the southery side of St Joseph street Isan5
Street one hundred 900 point opposite the cen
of the block between Concord and Roeohs &C.,
hundred and sxty-two and $500 162sl 1eet TO 5
Port Morris Branch Of the New 6oTK TX a ~
said Railroad hundred and forty-two anu -
q421O feet to the eastery sue OF @ M Robbins Ave
sixtyone and 210o 122 feet 70 me POM an d1en
OF oeslnIls De I5e stIu
said Anna Krieg by William F. BrugInan as eJFe II
Frugnan. deceased by deed dated January 2oth 1898
Dated New York May 10th, 1902 ,ox-,r = po+e-as
BLACK & KNEELAND Attorneys for Plaintiffs A Pine
Street, =. .,s
The following a diagram the property to be sold
above described
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY pow

ELL Leaving Desbrosses ST. at S:i5 p M (satura
P Nj l28th St on SATURDAYS & HOLIDAYS ONLY
go p. NJ For Highland Falls West Point CORNWALL,
Newburgh. Hamburger. Milton. POI keepsIe. Rondout
and Kingston. Orchestra board
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09
Oreau L11camrrs.
NORTM GEREAN llOYDa

N SW uQ U UU NIL5UU Hsd O7IdT 5E5NO q -
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
PLYMOUTH-CHERBOURCI- URCI-BREMEN
From Pier 50 North River. Gansevoort ST. -,
Kaiser..J II. 10 a Kaiser July 10, ~ 10 a
Kronprinz july l. noon KronprnZ- July ZS noon
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SEFtEISE1
Cherbourg-Southampton alternately and Bremen
From Bremen Piers Hoboken. n j. - =,
Barbarossa June u, 10 A NJ Luise July O. ~ A u
Bremen 10. 10 A. ". Kurfuerst July 10 ~
Friedrich June 26 10 NJ Barbarossa July H. 10 A VI
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE:
From Pier "a Amity St. Brookyn =,
Iahn.--..... IA noon Hohenz'n July 3 A NJ
Trave..... June 81 8 A. VI. Lain July ls "a
Aller. June 2s 10 A. VI. Trave aug z o M
OELRICHS & CO.. No. 5 BROADWAY. y l.
Louis H Meyer As South Third ST.. Phia-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN1TS;TSg
1000 .11:SO a. NJ. 100 t'S;fO 800. '''.O 2 -
.12:l5 r -. sr,,-
zFrom Liberty only 'p4ily- tDaily except Ssh-
5sv sSundav only. tParlor only. VIA Tarna2-l
0f,css: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry. Aston 9lss,
112 o6I asa 1900 1884 Broadway iS2 9TH Ave =
snIare West I5S 125th 2I3 West i2Stn S. -.
SoiTnnhrs Ave New York: Court St. S4i sc F2l.
= Tro0kIIn: 9s Broadway Williamsburg New folS
Transfer Co for and checks beggase to eeStn5s
w G. BESIER. . n D~Ls..
GenI Manager. GTenl Pass -As9--
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09

E0mdsom River by Day ldghG
Pslatial Day Steamers New York and Albany
Fastest finest river boats the World
For the Catsklls Albany. Saratoga points East,
North and West.
Leave Brooklyn Fulton st. (by Annex 500 A NJ
Desbrosses ST. Pter-.... .S:4o
West nd St..-.....-.-.......-..-..-.---9
West 10th ST - 80 ,o.
Landing a Yonkers. West Point, Newburgh Pough-
keepsie, Kingston Point. Catsiii Hudson and Albany
points sale at leading ticket
Offices including those OF New York Transfer Co..
WIZ check baggage residence to destination.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X X
Liberty st. and South Ferry Oms from South
minutes earlier)
EASTON. BETHLEHEM, ALLENIONN
MAUCH CHUNK-z4:OO CI:15. Easton o1y)' e:lg & a
NJ 1:2O 4:4O. 500 C5;45, Easton OnIy) P NJ SunaaSS
VII q i2S r. M AZ sSD sCRANTON-z4OO 91o
A. NJ. 500 P. NJ. SUNDAYS. zt:25 p N. .~r,c IT.
LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER AND BAhNE--Su5 ~
z4:OO s:40 a. NJ. 80 $40 Lakewood oniy) 4'' z H.
ATLANTIC CiTY%t9:4O a. NJ, 1870 ?. " .,ao
yINELAND AND BRIDGEFON-fz4tO A NJ 'l''0
LONG BRANCH, AsBTRY PARK. ~ 66-tsEs 6-SSs
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEAs5h -
POINTS-z4:O0 $50 11:30 a NJ. - 90 ~
$50 P NJ Sundays. except Ocean Grove, 9-OV y ~
PHIIADELPHIA GzEADING TERNf1NALl,-z'.4t::25SS ~ -
II 90 $500 900 1000. t11:OO A. NJ Tl2o = ~
i:s0 TOO 1900 80 800 1000. 1880 5000 r ~
III 10 Mo Mat tcr4Es7y1-r sTREETs-s45 $3.50 1000
80 A M 100. t"3:4O $500. 100. 20 2 NJ
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSFILLE Asl9 AN9
WILLIAMSBURG: 400 z4.25 TS;tS % ~ s-i1 .1
A. " Reading only). is1:o0 ZOO P NJ Rs41"S
Pottsvlle and Harrisburg only 1900 P VI. - :.
SANDY HOOK RoGTE-Eron foot OF HSSlo5 H3TS95,o9ti nth
Beach Long Branch. Asbury PARK and P9n go
ami 1000 a NJ. 100. S:45 4-3O P. NJ Sundays. lVV'
NJ. 100, 500 P NJ
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09
lAmRmRG-AMERlGAM LINZ.

m LINE.
TWIN-SCREw EXPRESS SERVICE.
PLYMOUTH-CHERBOUR URG-HAMBCR re -
A. Victoria June II 10 AM Columbia. July 3, 10 AN
f. Bismarck June 26 10 AM F. Bismarck July a. 10 AN
And every Thursday hereafter
These carry cargo
SPECIAL SAILING
FOR LONDON. PARIS AND HAMBURG,
BY the palatial cruising
S S. PRINZESSIN VICTORIA LUISE,
From n. Y June 10. at II A NJ.
Carries only class; second class steerage or
cargo taken
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wet Iuse June 10 II AM Buecher. June "a, 1880 AN
10. AM Waldersee July / 1So PM
Pstricie .June II PM Pennsylvania. July s. s AM
every Tuesday hereafter
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
NEW-YORK-NAPLES-GE
I,boenicfa ...................June "a, 2 P. NJ
HAMBCRG-AMERICAN LINE.
Offices. 81 Broadway Piers, Hoboken. N j.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09
pnbllr Sales.

1]nblle Gales
OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS.
APPRAISERS WAREHOUSE,
Port OF New York. N Y, May 19 1902.
N PURSUANCE OF LAW 1908 LOTS OF
= unclaimed and abandoned merchandise. embracing
$40 packages, VIII be sold Public
Room Appraisers Warehouse, No. Washington Street
New York City. y. Y, sale Tuesday, June
18th 1902 at 10 o'clock A NJ. and there
after daily till all said goods sold
De obtained at Seizure Room. Appraisers Warehouse
N. N. sTRANAHAN Collector.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09
gfcnrslons.

IRON STEAMBOAT co.
THE ONLY LL-wATER ROUTE TO
CONEY ISLAND.
Leave FOOT 22D ST. North River. 9.3o 1o.45 a
IL M 1.oo 2oo 800 800 500. 500 p.
Leave NPrs5 PIs5 Rsw, RtE, No. I. Half hour later,
Leave NEW IRON PIER CoNEY ISLAND lilo q m.
l225. 1f0. 2.4o. s.40 4.4o $40. $40. 7.4e p. m.
EXCURSION TICKETS, 25 CENTS.
UP THE PICTURESQUE HUDSON.
To West Point, Newburgh Sr Poughkeepsie.
BY PALACE IRON DAY LINE STEAMERS
NEW YORK and ALBANY.
From Brooklyn. Fulton ST.. by A. VI.
From New York Desbrosses St Pier---....- 80 A NJ
From New York. West 129th ST. Per........9:15 A.
Returning due in New York. $50 P. NJ.
Morning and Afternoon Concerts.
DEEP SEA FISHING daily. Al
A-6elssS...s5, Fosters reliable, large
boat winter and summer;
fare 75c: ladies' Soc. Leaves 22d z r.. 7:15 A.
Battery Landing sos A. NJ sharp n. B.Only iron boat
this Large saloon
FOSTER
DEEP-sEA FISHING DAILY.
a--@-s>> Str. ]. S. WARDEN ms gtnent
~-- Hook Pilots: Path St.. E. r. at
l50 A NJ, sharp: fare 75c.: ladies. Soc y. B-First
boat TO the Banks: one-half fishing.
fishing bank pilot. Capt Henry Beebe. charge
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09

The sermons delivered at Yale GnlFerslty D'
@o,r ,lew-Yorb clergymen. the Rev. Drs. Hunt
ington Greer. Briggs and Ralnslora' are
- g.. q. ,-,,,,r,e called "Cornerstones. that
Thomas Whitaker has brought out
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09
Railrna0s.
NEWYORK
CENTRAL,
- & HUDSON River R. r.
THE F0Ua-TRaGE TRUNK LINE

rains arrive and depart from Grand Genital g.
York, a follows: Stator.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09

Brasssy's Naval Annual for 1882. just i'm
worried Ev the scribners. gives special treatment
TO the question of submarine boats. particularly
because of the large number buildins oy 'he
French navy The menace OF the submarine
in Lord Brassey's opinion, it not nearly SO great
as that caused by the advent Of torpedo ooa'S
te- years or so ago. the question OF VISION peihs
Q fundamental difficulty whose solution Is hot
- % sight Lord Braseey himself writes Oh
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09

The fourth in the series of Dents county
e-,,ides." which T. P. Dutton Co. are pup
fishing in this country, will be devoted 10 the
Lake Counties and the Isle Of Wight and is ny
". G. CoIlingwood, who has specially 1eI'iie
subject for treatment in the style in Whlch tneSe
coyn+v suides have been written They are
mach more than guidebooks in the usual sense
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09

An ugly name is attached to what is prom
,sed 10 be a handsome book under the title OF
american College Sororities" that Doubleday
Page e. Co are about TO publish. 1t Is an &C
count OF all the girl Greek letter societies in the
Tinted State. The editor has called IN the aio
OF every chapter Of such societies IN 'hls couh-
try, and expects the book TO be complete I"ere
will be group photographs. pictures OF chapter
bouses exterior and interior, representations Of
ba5res AMI eu1blenas. and complete and detailed
.nforr,afion about all the national ''sororites
.yrhe cream of American girlhood, IN the opin-
ion of the editor, is represented in these group
photographs.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09

Deer sur, we have brand SoU caves tlIs
roundup we have made sum hay potatoes is
fare crop. That Inglishman yu lef in charge
a: the other camp got to fresh an we had TO
KIN him. Nothing much has happened sence yu
fa1 WIS +ruelv JIM.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09

.~rne Brothers a Fairy Masque" by C. +
Kearv. IS a poetical work Of somewhat un-
usuaI fern, that Longmans. Green & co. VIII
soon publish It IS derived chiefly from mate
ria, ont of which Mr.. Keary proposed TO write
an opera in conjunction with F. Deius' the
English composer. but which was not thus uti-
Ysze6
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09

..rhe American Gentlenan's Library OF stand
.rd Authors" is the name Little, Brown & Co.
THE Boston publishers. give their list OF limited
xubscription editions of such writers as FRANCIS
Parknan. Charles Lever, Alexandra dumas
c.antain Marryat. Samuel Lover, William Make
,as,A r-hackeray Daniel Webster. Edmund
R1rke Lord Lytton. Alphonse Daudet, Charles
ysngsIev and Lord Macaulay- This library
xs,r,,prises nearly three hundred volumes
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09

E Canadian gentleman now living in New
/vo-t uho wishes his name withheld, has made
!. Gift 70 tzvo hundred and fifty Canadian public
libraries of a copy OF The Literature OF Amer
ran History" which has just been puolisneo py
Houghton, Miff1in & CO. This reference pooh Is
edited for the American Library Association py
MIL n Iarned with the aid Of forty ncnolars
snd critics. Its 100 titles are. for tie most
na-t followed by brief descriptive and crluca1
,o+es The Canadian department has peen
a6;,ed nv Mr. William McLennan. OF montreal
New-York tribune., 1902-06-09

DR. Christopher Nyrop, professor Of Romance
Philoiogy In the University of Copenhagen. has
brought together much research and reading in
all sorts of quarters in his discussion Of The
Kiss and Its History'-poetry, law and legend
in many languages. He is full of quotations.
beginning with Dante. and the tone Of his book
IS indicated by his preliminary warning to his
readers:
regard * in the light OF a duty TO caution my
readers erlphatically and at the very outset
as n, the danger Of reading about kisses, and
consider that having done this ! have warned
nv readers against pursuing the subject: and
forearrsed is forewarned
The Irish standard., 1902-10-04
Our Weather Predictions.

Twice daily observations are taken
ut all stations of the United States at
the same actual moment Of time.
These are collected bv telegraph at
the central Office in Washington and
other forecast centers. When lines
are drawn indicating the STATIONS hay
ing the same air pressure, it is a sim
pie matter to define the regions Of high
pressure and low pressure, OF, in other
words, the cool and clear regions.
Weather conditions are dominated by
what are called high pressure and low
pressure areas. They are simply great
eddies in the atmosphere drifting from
the west toward the east and con-
trolling the sequence Of our weather.
Every cold wave is marked high
pressure eddy. In the high pressure
eddy the air is drawn from above and
formed outward in all directions from
the center. In the low pressure eddy
the air from all directions is drawn
inward toward the center and carried
upward.
Each meteorological chart shows the
location of the highs and lows their
development and drift since the pre-
ceding report twelve hours before. 1t
is from a comparison of the current
chart with the preceding one that the
forecaster makes his estimate of what
will be the relative positions of the
highs and lows during the coming
thirty-siX hours. Except the West In
dian hurricanes, which visit our At
lantic ports in the fall of the year, all
west
The Irish standard., 1902-10-04

sion, and doesn't repent of it and make
good one he is damned. Oh, if you
only knew it that burden of hearing
confessions is the most terrible thing
a priest has to do! Sitting day after
day. week after week. year after year,
listening to tales of sorrow and crime
and doing the marvellous work of lpoS-
ing from sin.
'There is another objection, and L
am almost ashamed to touch upon it
the cutlery against the immortality of
the confessional. Well, 1 WAS Prot
estant once. my dear brethren. but l
thank God | never said anything of
that kind. There is nothing so low, so
Incredibly vulgar, not to say malicious,
in respectable. well-educ;,ttM cultured
Indies and gentlemen as listening to
the vile tales of so-called escaped nuns
and unfrocked priests and friars!
Il am speaking to you as an honest
convert. When was going to my first
confession. previous to being received
in the church, | stopped off at the city
of Newark to visit Bishop Bayley,
afterwards Archbishop of Baltimore,
himself convert and former Episco-
pal minister. l told him l was going
to confession. You are going to the
real thing NOW. he said and thought
of that general confession 1 had 81 Of
ten read when Protestant. We have
done those things which we ought not
to have done and we have left undone
those things which we ought to have
done, and there is no health in u.s. etc.
thought of THAT sweet familiar pray
er. 1t is upon my mind II w and it all
comes back to me- How delightfully."-
general that confession was! But now
l had to go into my conscience and
seek out the weeds of thirty years that
had grown i'm the garden. When | got
through found it was thu real thing
and felt so light and so happy that
l might with a good run. have jumped
across the Sclluykill river"