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Mary r. Wright. Elizabeth J. Wright and ~
MaTkle, as trustees under the last viii ana teStan,a,
DECEASED Plaintiffs, against Alice Campbep Bsrtba n
Sonynshan Mary Alice Davs widow OF James 81 Daj ~
SirGaen OF sad James 5 Dave. deceased MAJ
pavle. hehTy X Freeland Henry r. FreeIsn5 a.. a
OF She last Will and testament OF IsshsIIe
TseeIano' deceased: John Perpont Morgan GsST-e =
1nonas EAwSrd r. Stotesbury Charles steele - y.
"; PERKINS Edward F. Whitney. James w ViisOISe
Robinson and William ? H HsRs sOwd9tH Edward
I5.- me To oeing copartners doing 6uSinN
unosf Nc I'm, lame. and style of J, Morgan q S
ems work cor poratlon organized exlsn ~ ON
laws OF me SeSts OF New York Mary r. Msrkis ne ne
lvers Robinson. an infant: Edward NJ Ro1S.us E1waiu
Media n Robinson, Thusnelda Wright Fobi,oh- Thus
brary. corporation organized ana tielsnts LII
laws OF the State OF New York; j. Hood vsi1ter the
mortal Hospital formerly Manhattan fsnsp rsnS Ne
corporation organized and existing under the
State OF New York. Mary Wright avs OF the
and Violet Wright, pefendants.-Sumr1ons Wrisht
named Defendants: You are hereby summoned SooNe
the complaint In this action and 10 ssrs 20 answer
the Plaintiffs Attornevs SopS OF
days after thu service Of this summons exes twenty
or answer Judgment viii be taken against You h appeal
for the relief demanded IN the complaint - 1etsuit
STETSoN, JENNINGS & RUSSELL PIaipTi,. 49,
Once and PosIoface address rs Irtss Attor-
10 Alice campbell BERTHA r. Cunningham. Ma
LIVER. robinson infant Edward NJ RoShs3p E5 Ts
helda II Robinson ThuEneda Wright Robinson a aus
rant William NJ Robinson and Violet Wright. fhs IN
ss summons Is served upon by pu6iieatiop n55
justices OF the ~ Sfare o. the
"a me ION day OF November 1905 ana nlSs .S
ths complaint In the Office of the Clert ~ ~ WIN
gay or November. 1908 AO'N' On ths lOth
sIEIrfN, JENNINGS a RTrSsFrTT 1s..,,.,~.
rreys 10 Broad Street Borough Of Msnhst,.A ''oF-
S'v OF New York N Y ina
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HISTORY.

HISTORY OF BETHLEHEM. PENNSYLVANIA
1741-1592. By Joseph Mortimer lowering Guarto
PIP Ky. 500, bethlehem: Times Publishing Com,
pany-) -
The story of the secular and religious develop
ment of Bethlehem. with account of its
founders and their public work Illustrated with
reproductions OF portraits. prints facslmies.
LEDGER AND SWORD. The Honorable Company
OF Merchants Trading OF England Trading to
the East Indies G599-l8ID. BY Beckles wilson.
With Frontispiece in Photogravure by Maurice
Greihenhagen and Other Illustrations In Two
Volumes. svo. PIP. K %52; 434 Oongmans,
Green & Coz
Illustrated with reproductions portraits,
prints. drawings. photographs and a map
THE WRITINGS AND SPEECHES OF DANIEL
WEBsTER In Eighteen Volumes. Vols XIII.
XIV, XIV, XVI. svo PIP. TX, 599; xiii 63S: tx $40.
XVI 7l5- Boston: Little, Brown & Coz "
In the National edition providing in these
TOUR volumes hitherto uncollected addresses and
letters Illustrated with rrontispiece photogravIre
portraits OF Webster, and reproductions through
out the text of other prominent men of his tt11s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26
Foreclosure Sales.
Nav YORK sUPREME CoURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
New York.-New House and School OF
Industry. plaintiff. against Mary A Walker, Frank
H Walker. Andrew Powell al. defendants In pursl-
OF Judgment Of foreclosure and sale, duly made
and entered the above entitled action bearing date
the 18th day Of December 1908 the undersignec the
Referee said judgment Will sell public
ton the New York Real Estate Saesrooul No 161
Broadway in the Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
York, the l4th day OF January 1904. at u O'Clock
noon. that dav by Joseph P. Day. aucttoneer, the
premises directed by said Judgment TO be Sold and therein
described follows:
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF with
the building thereon erected situate lying and being
at Morris Heights. in the Twenty Ward OF the
City OF New York. County and State OF New York.
shown upon q survey made by Matthew Cox. City Sur
dated New York June g. 1892 and more paTtcu
and described follows: Beginning
point the Westerly side OF Cedar Avenue 0ormerly
kvervew Terrace distant hundred and eighty-twO
feet and inch us2 # in) Northerly from the
N0rthwesterIy corner OF said Cedar Avenue formerly
Riverview Terrace and East 177th Street formerly
Dock Street. thence Northery along the westerly
side Of Cedar Avenue (formery ttiverView IeTrace)
erIy angles Eaid side OF Cedar Ave
Cormerly Rverview Terrace and part OF the dis
through the centre OF party wall one hundred
and inches (o2 IT, inl to the east
lands Of the New-York and Northern Rail-
Company thence Southerly along said Easterly line
railroad feet eleven
in right angles the Westerly side Of Cedar
Avenue formerly Rverview Terrace and part OF the
way through the centre of party wall one hundred and
and inches QO1 # tn.) to the Westerly
OF Avenue formerly Rtvervfew Terrace
the point place of BEGINNING
Dated. New York. December 21st 1908
A WELLES STUMP. Referes-
SETH B. ROBINSON, Attorney for PLAINTIFF. 35 Nassau
following diagram OF the property to be sold
Al
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Notice of Summons.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-EDNA
Fischer Plaintiff. against Henry Fischer and JscoS
nl1tFldualy. and Executors OF
Ser the allesed last Will and testament of Louis Fischer
geSese0 Emil rNraatZ. Individually as Executor ard
trustee under the alleged last and testament OF
1sSher deceased Elizabeth Fischer Anna Kraatz EHE2
osth Friedrich. GuStave Friedrich MAY Ftschsr Lie
FlSShs Theresa Fischer Louise Fischer Louis
and Catherine FISCHER. Defendants Trial destined
FORK county. summons. To the above named defend
ants ana each OF them: are hereby summoned %
answer the complaint in this action ana 10 serve copy
81 your answer on the plaintiffs attorney twenty
Gays aer the service OF this summons exclusive OF the
Gay OF service and in OF your failure appear
- answer Judgment Will be taken by de-
lallt Tor the relief demanded he conlpiainr
Dated New York. Decent Der Inn l9tiS
SAAst.h-ktI W. MINOR. Plaintiffs ATTORNEY. Odcs
= .. Address. No. 2nd Broadway Borough (
haitian, Ctty OF New York
10 the rolowing named defendants and each them
70 vi, Emil hIaaIz Individually and as 0t
eu Atustss under the alleged Will Isstauie.
81 Louis Fischer, deceased Anna KRAFT Elizabeth
1Iieafleo SfesldVe Friedrich Elizabeth Fischer. Nay
FsSher ana Lille Fischer: The foregoing summons
served upon You oy publication pursuant 20 order
Salhes f1Serld Justice the supreme Court
STATE " NeW YORK dated December iarh 1908. and
~Sn the ofSnal complaint in Office q the CisfN
~ 80 SSN q (eW York the County Court HOUSE.
- CSulS OF New York Borough OF Manhattan C1S
0i r lev t9rS on the 18Th day December 1905
80 49, 49,, ySeW York December 18th. 1919
W MINOR, Plaintiffs Attorney. once n
-. A1lreas, No. 2OS broadway Borough Man
haitian. City % New YORK
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NINE. HUMBERT AND CRAWFORDS
Prom Notes and Queries.

The French are VIGOROUSLY unfortunate in
their selection Of English names in works OF nc
ton, and II is a little remarkable that the Hum.
berts should have chosen names for the visiona ~
owners Of the visionary millions which are nos
sible Crawford was the name of an English
man who assisted Louis XVI in his attempted
escape from Paris. and IL is not unlikely thar
Mime. Humbert may have come across the name
in some history OF the French Revolution
Michelet says:
'Fersen, the driver. who was conducting So
precious a burden in his coach, being hardly bet
ter acquainted with Paris than the bodyguards
order TO make for the barrere de Clichy where
the carriage was waiting at the house OF an
Englishman. Mr. Crawford. French Reyo-
luton" translated by c. Cocks. D. b95.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

OF NEW YoRR-Eduard G. J, Norman Eliza
beth W. NJ A. Moermann. Cessna B. Moornlann Agnes
T. NJ Norman Claudine ". NJ, A Moormann Josepha
A. NJ Norman. Johannes Z. T, NJ Moormann. Joseph
G. R. Norman Maria C: C. B6cker Moormann Eliza
beth A Norman Weiss. Maria J. Norman
Samuel P NJ j. Moermsnn; James A A. MOormann,
anna M A. Moorrnann AdolpAus z. ]. and
Joseph C J. Norman. Maria E h L. Nooru1ann
Johannes J. w c. Norman. Fritz NJ E. NJ Moar-
mann and Adolph B. A. NJ Norman, by Thomas p
RYAN their guardian ad Hte. plaintiffs versus Neina
May Wolfe der Sandt and Engelbert Felix Richard van
Ger Sandt. defendants To the defendanfs
and each OF them; You hereby TO answer
the complaint in this Rcton and to copy OF your
answer on the plaintlns attorneys within
me service OF this summons exclusive OF the day
OF service; and IN OF failure
udsmen win be taken against by default for
the relief demanded in the complaint -
Dated New York. November 1903.
OFp 0 a. LADD BRISioW, Plaintiffs Attorneys
Srlce and post0fics address, 20 Nassau Strset
=, Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York n Y
10 Neina May Wolfe der Sandt
Richard der Sandt. defendants: The forseSfnS 500
mons Is served by publication pursuant 10 an
odsS OF the Hon Edward B. Amend. or the justices
u lhe supreme Court OF the State York dated
M9oemner u 1908 and hled with the complaint in the
Court House In said city. - -
,LaIed New York, November
OPllYkE, LADD & BRISTOw Attorneys r9,st,+,-,.
20 Nassau Street Borough OF Manhattan New YORK
CITY, New York. ~ -N4A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26

Summer houses. arbors. pergolas. bridges ana
various sorts of fencing described among
other matters of the sort in Charles Thongers
contribution to John Lanes series OF Hand
books of Practical Gardening" THE Book or
Garden Furniture" The buildings. sundials.
statuary and what not found in gardens OF an
earlier day are contrasted with those OF the
present. The author develops the thesis that
each sort of garden requires its appropriate
furniture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26

Samuel Merwin. who has published new
novel through Doubleday, Page & Co.. called
1.-THE Whip Hand" story OF the struggle in the
market history of 100000 feet of pine. was a
student in Northwestern University. and has
used bit of his own experience in the picture
OF the wreck off the Evanston Life Saving Sta
ton. Many students in that university earn
their way through college by serving as life
savers in the government station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26
Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
~ New York, York COunty.-Fanny Fittngon
Olga Balaban. Charles Bjorkegren and
j. Bjorkegren his wife, E. Nelson and Nora
desired be had In New York County. To the
above named defendants: You hereby summoned TO
the complaint In this action a copy
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
days after service this exclusive OF
day of service; OF your appear
answer, Judgment will be taken against " de-
fault, for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated New York. September 10TH 1908
PHILIP L LEHMAN. Attorney for Plaintiff, ONCE and
Post Office Address, Ne 302 Broadway. New York
Manhattan
To Hima E. Nelson: The foregoing summons IL served
by publication. pursuant order OF the
Hon Chas F. MacLean. one OF the Justices OF the
Supreme Court OF the York dated the 2Oth
day OF September, 1903 and fled with the complaint In
the Office OF the Clerk OF County York at tho
County Court House, in the Borough
OF New York, the End day October 1903
L LIEBMAN. plaintiffs Attorney, O. . q
Address 800 Broadway. New York City. Manhattan
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East ITIth 81

OF the lien charge
above-descrtbed property is be sold. IS
GIL with OF
December 1903. together with
amounting to S227o5 with December 18th
together with the OF the sale
OF assessments. liens,
are allowed to the purchaser
money paid by the Referee is $1,000
Dated. New YORK. December 21st 1908
A WELLES STUMP Referea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26

A chronological dictionary of all books. pam
phlets and periodical publications printed in the
United States of America from 1859 to 1870 Is
appearing under the title American Bibliog-
raphy." from the Blakely Press. Chicago. The
compiler is Charles Evans. The first volume.
which has already been published. covers the
years 1859 to 1929. The completed work will
extend probably to six or seven volumes. to be
brought out at intervals Of about year. The
arrangement is chronological Each volume is
to contain index of authors. classified sub
ject index. and index Of printers and pub
fishers. To each title entry is added the name
Of one or more libraries possessing the book
and its auction value The paper selected is de-
signed for durability and for allowing the add
ton in ink OF library shelf marks. the continue
ton Of auction values and photographers
notes. The body of the book Is set IN capitals
and small capitals. with imprints in italics. and
the notes in lower case. A limited edition only
will b. printed from type and the forms distrib-
uted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26

Freshneld Illustrated tVol fI7OHs-
mans Creen Il Col
A record Of the impressions OF a traveller In the
Eastern Himaayas illustrated with reprodue-
lions Of photographs and maps.
GUIDE THROUGH NETHERLANDS INDIA. Com
piled by order OF the Koninkl1ke Pa<etyaaIt
MaatschappU (RoyaI Packet COmpany). BY u n.
Van Bemnelen and @. B, Hooyer. Translated
from the Dutch BY H. j. Bennington New Edition
Revised by Otto KNAPP 12mO, pp. VII. -oi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26

Professor Charles s. Sargent. whose new work
on Trees and Shrubs is in course OF pub
LEGATION, has spent the past summer In Siberia
studying the flora and fauna there. He has
lately been in Hawaii on his way back to Bos-
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26

Mrs. Eleanor Atkinson. author OF "Mamzelle
Fffine," novel recently published by D. Apple
ton & Co., was born in Rensselaer,, Ind. OF New
England and Philadelphia ancestry. She began
a journalistic career newspapers in Indian
apoIts and Lafayette. Ind. and Peoria, H.
from which she went to THE Chicago Tribune"
After three years work there she resigned to go
to Europe a special commission. Since her
marriage she and her husband have established
little newspaper for schooIroom use called
The Little Chronicle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26
FICTION.

THE HAGGARD SIDE. 12mo. pp. zoo. CLongmans,
Green & Coz
Thirteen short stories.
BETTY ZANE BY P Zane Grey limo IN xii 90,
(Charles Francis Press)
The adventures and romance OF a Virginia girl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26

ART.

AMERICAN ART ANNUAL 1sOs-1so4 Vol W
Edited by Florence N Levy Svo, DID. sos
american Art Annually
SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS. Svo pp. los. Frederick
Warne s. Coz
In 'Newnes Art Library A sketch of the life
OF the artist by A l. Baldry is followed by CLASH
fed lists of his works. SiXty-four half tone re-
productions given. with photogravura as
frontiSpece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26

Harris Dickson has been the cause Of stirring
UP search for the original OF a proverb by his
choice Of title for his novel, She That Hest
tates." There has been some remark upon the
relative authenticity and fitness OF who and
that" in the phrase. and it is pointed out that
Addison wrote in Act " OF his Cato: THE
woman that celebrates is lost" 1t is assumed
that the popular phrase had it's origin In this
unexciting tragedy. and the dictionaries
appealed to for the exact Of the word
that" 1t would open too appalling a question
Of old saws to suggest the possibility that the
underlying idea may have been voiced for either
sex Not long ago rather elaborate article
was published which derived. in protesting
against slipshod quotation. almost all the prov
cribs common to humanity from certain exact
references to early Elizabethan writer's. That
there was neither loss nor hesitation. any
correspondence between the two nor any OBJ
servance OF the correspondence In the quaint
terseness of folk wisdom. before Addison af-
ficted the stage with his Cato" is at least too
much to assume
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26

sketches. historical studies, literary CRITICISMS
and personal interviews. with enough philoso-
phizing. poetizing and illustrative anecdotes 10
give interest to every page" The book, In whlch
It is said 'there is nothing dry or punky' Is
brought out by the Home Publishing Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26
Rare Books and Prints m Europe.
FOREIGN BOOKS.

FOREIGN BOOKS
For the information of Tribune readers
who answer the advertisements of the Lon
don BOOK shops The Tribune. the mode of
ordering books from abroad Is practically
the same as in this country. IncIOse foreign
money order or exchange instead of check.
Books may be ordered by mail and the
duty maid to the Post Office Department on
delivery. Catalogues will be sent free ON
request.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26
EDUCATIONAL.

THE HARVARD UNIVERSITY CATALOGUE. 1904
8yo, PIP; Vii. 77s. Cambridge: Published by the
University
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY. BY Edward l.
Thorndyke- Svo. pp vii. III. (Lemcke & Buech-
ner)
In the Library of Psychology and Scientific
Methods" edited by ]. McKeen Catten
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POLITICAL SCIENCE.

HANOVER AND PRUSSIA. 17s5-1sO3. BY Guv Stan
ton Ford B. l.. Phi. d. Svo pp SIS (The O.
lumbia University Press.) ~
Vol XVIII in Studies History Econo-n,o.
and Public Law edited by the faculty or PoittI
cal Science Columbia University provdin9 't a.,
THIS case study In Neutrality - "
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POETRY.

CIV. ]. Ritchie) O' ~ o.
SONGS AND POEMS IN DANISH AND ENGLISH
Foriag) -O-uiESeIs
TIE GATES OF SILENCE WITH INTvF,RT M
OF SONG. BY Robert Loveman. i2mo m Is
tThe Knickerbocker Press) ~ o.
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REPRINTS.

THE BOOK OF PSALMS limo nm All rphu.
delphia; The Jewish Publication Society
In the series of This Tweuty-Four Books OF thu
Holy Scriptures" translated from the Massorettc
Text ~ 49,
ChftISTUS VICTOR A Students Reyarte Fy Hanrv
Nehemiah Dodge 1smo. DID. H 200. &c p put
nRm's Sons.1 = - - - 80
THE GENTLE ART OF MAKING ENEMIES BY ]
McN whistler Third Edition. svo pp- sac &c
P. Putnams SonE) - 49, W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26

DR.. r. A. Farrar is preparing an authorized
biography of his father, the late Dean Farrar,
which will be published in the spring in this
country by Thomas Y. Crowen & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26

The largely tnerea.ed e,rcalatIon
OF The sunday Tribun~ nsee..itates
our going 10 press early Saturday
night Advertisers. viii CONFER a fa-
Nor By a~ndinx ln snslr sopy ut the
earliest po-@IbIs moment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26
THE PERFECT PATRIOT.
President HadLey on the Responsible
tiles of the Modern Nan.

THE RELATION BETWEEN FREEDOM AND
RESPONSIBILITY IN THE EVOLUTION OF
DEMOCRATIC GOVERNMENT. BY Arthur
T'Evining Radley, President Yale University.
limo, pp. Iz5. Charles Scribner's Sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26

TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.
BOUND KANGcHhNJuNGA by Douglas W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26

George Harding London, sends us a catalogue
of books relating TO Africa, America, Australia
the British colonies and slavery. An account of
the expedition against Louisburg under the
command Of Admiral Boscawen in 1856 is con-
tanned in the Interesting Narrative OF the Life
Of Olandah Equiano, or Gustavus Vassa. the
African" Equiano was kidnapped and carried
to Virginia. The copy listed. which is of the
fifth edition. printed in 1892, contains a view of
a ship on the Bahama banks" A collection of
voyages of discovery is presented in seven vol
umes, printed in 1867. containing whatever is
worthy Of notice in Europe. Asia, Africa and
America in respect to the situation and extent
OF empires, kingdoms and provinces, with the
manners and customs of the several inhabitants
their government. manufactures and commerce"
The voyages OF Columbus are described in these
volumes. with such other undertakings as the
voyage made to Brazil by John VieIlhon Lionel
Waters journey TO the Isthmus of Darien
Colonel BoQuets expeditions against the Ohio
Indians and the voyages of Drake. Dampier.
Arson. Frobisher and Hawkins
book that is announced as being by no
means the greatest work IN the world nor
likely to be listed among the six best selling
books" is volume by James D. Law called
Here and There in Two Hemispheres." 1t is
described as affording abundance Of foot
notes and subordinate matter that may be
skipped without disturbing the continuity" The
Introductory chapter is especially recommended
TO reviewers and critics as a perfect arsenal OF
fierce phrases and discursive denunciations"
This is not only a book of travel. but
book containing many delightful biographical
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or [U0 IllRllOM llME.

DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort Sorfoik Portsmouth Primers
Point Newport News Va. connecting for PETERSBURG
Richmond. Virginia Beach Washington D. c.. and entire
south and West
Freight and passenger steamers sail from Pier "a
n R.. foot Beach St. every week day at p. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26

THE Anglers Secret" is the title selected Tor
a book on fish and fishing which G. P. Putnam's
Sons are preparing to publish. Charles Brad
ford, the author, has already entered the neid
with a book called THE Determined Angler
He is also the author of volume OF natural
history called 1.-THE Wild Fowl Of the Great
Lagoon"
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MFMlTFRRANFAW G8I1F@F

EH6UI G0JQBN U6EW OMOlS -
s. S. GROSSER KURFURST (13. 1872
II DAYS sailing March s. 1904. 10 days Palestine
days in Egypt. 4 days in Rome, 3 days In Athena
days ConstanLinOple: visits many places
Exceptional Choice oerths from $3.50 $500
Special opportunity o. dies
without escort Send for 40 page booklet ". \.
Treasurer OF Worlds Central Committee
100 BoyIston St Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26

CANADIAN PACIFIC bail WAY.
INTENDED STEAMSHIP SAILINGS FROM
VANCOUVER, FOR JAPAN. CHINA
AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Emp OF India Dec IS R. NJ. S Athenian Mar "a
Emp OF Japan. Jan p 'i Emps OF India. Mar 81 %
Emp. OF China. Feb. %. %
HAWAIIAN. FIJI ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA
AND NEW ZEALAND.
Niowera Dec. 81 Moana. Is "a
For rates and Information Apply 35S & ] B'way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26

Under the title 1.-TWO Argonauts in Spain,"
Jerome Harris recent letters written to 1.-The Ar
gonaut" from Southern Europe have been col
lected in one volume. printed from new type
with illustrations from photographs taken by
the 1.-TWO Argonauts' A map Of Spain is in
Guided. The book, of which the edition is linn
tied, is being published by the Argonaut Com
pany.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-06-20
The 2. n. B. Strike.

There is considerable excite
ment over the cutting of a 35.foot
blind lead in the p. Nj. b. tunnel.
at Camp Carpenter. This lead
was pointed out by Captain
Nichols with his rod, but no atten.
tion was paid to il and the incident
was almost forgotten. Just what
this body Of ore runs we are not
informed, but miners say that il II
rich and has traces of free gold.
Manager U. q. Carpenter has
been at the camp since last Saturday
and contractors on the tunnel,
Broylcs and Wallace. drove up
there Tuesday. Reports from the
assaycr are awaited with much
interest.