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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-04

LUIS,
So-EaSh, a@tn, lots on on 4oth and 41st av S. between
$125-Each. lots on Ncollet av, between 44th and
~ 4oth SITS; east fronts; 4Ox127.
s2oo-Lot LOT, on Ileasanr ay s.. between Soth and
Lake road and I'd; E4ox1e6.
$4'o-Lot on 9th av S, between I'D and 33d;
west front; all improvements; 4ox127; easy
terms. -
$55O-Each, lots on 9th av s, between a1st and
Sd; east. front; all improvements in; 4ox
$6oo-Each; lots on Irving av s, between 2sth
with trees; 5Ox12s.
$65O-Iot on Cedar Lake road and Western; SIX
H. =
esoaot On IrEnE between sst and 3d.
s7oo-Eaeh. lots on Park av, between s1st and
$750-Lot on Garfield av, between 24th and 25th
SITS; east front; lies about four feet above
grade; all improvements in; 40x11S.
east front: 45x12S.
$s5o-Lot on Grand av, between 25th and, 26th;
| 47x129.
| Ssoo-Lot on Penn av S. near 21st; 5ox15o.
| $1,OO0-Ea lots on Pillsbury av between 25th
and 26th east o. west fronts: 44x165; easy
1oonL95 on Girard avs, between 22d and 2sd;
81, ,2oomLot ae.1t on Pilsbury av, between eth and
81, ,4oo.-,Let on Highland av, near Hillside place;
s1,soo.For lot corner Portland av and s1st; east
$13, ,oOO--For $50 acres at the corner Of Henne-
| pin av and 2Sth st: east front; is covered
with fine shade trees.
THORPE BROS,
| Andrus BufldinR.
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REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE
Improved.
ContIntIed.


s5,ooo-5oxl5o, DOUBLE HOUSE OF, EIGHT
hot ana cold water. cellar and barn. rhis
= want to, sell this, and might consider
something less If sold now. 1t Is a bar
s., S45xl2s handsome nineroSm modern mode r,
and crate, built, in sideboard; china closet,
four handsome bedrooms and bathroom on
seem Kerr
able cellar, laundry and splendid furnace;
N This property was built two years ago ae an ana
is very handsome home. Reason for sell
ing. leaving the city: want to sell this
:. ,o Come in and see me- oe., 81 u,,.,
doors in lali: p1rloTs dining,room and IN, one on
combination heat and barn; a bargain -.
81 5ooM45xll2 corner on Franklin av; 5 In south South
WIN six rooms ms" each cha and store bniili9s:
with four living rooms above: renting for
FIT Snh sv iesl ss ErasR SsrSi; 's Hseh
two houses. one of eight and one OF four
tion and renting for S26 per month; can
rent for " $40 s. rMp nep month; ;ni%H bargain
800 Oneida Block.
50, 50o-FoR A BARGAIN OF HUGE PRoPoR.
tons you certainly should look at the house,
1000 Hawthorn av: the house has II rooms. two
lures. beautiful windows and four entrances.
The lot is 75x15o feet, with asphalt drive; ri,,;
ss}ed Hndes hs is forced se
Edmund G. Walton. 300 Hennepin av.
81, ,350-CHARMING LITTLE HOUSE IN THE
eighth ward on 3ith st. between Bryant and
Colfax. This house has conveniences and ideas
seldom met with In such a compact villa. You
see the lot slopes off from front to rear, leav'
ing the whole basement light and airy. The
basement door opens onto the garden. that
| the rooms In the basement can be used as
hot house or forcing room, a carpenter shop OF
large piayroons there is splendid furnace
room not yet fitted up. however. The rooms
kitchen, pantries and downstairs bedroom
! upstairs. two large bright sunny bedroous
title clear. Edmund G. Walton, 300 Hennepin
NEW MODERN HOUSES FOR SALE
&c. 00O-21O0 Oliver av s.; artistic and commodi
| ous; nine rooms hardwood floors and finish
| mantels. box seats, book cases. china closet
full nickel plumbing, basement, laundry
etc: lot 50X130. -
| $7,OOO--2OO1 W 21st st, corner Newton av $
spacious and elegant, eight large rooms wild
| out, mantels. sideboard best open plumb
49, ing. full basement. laundry. ETC.; lot S4x14O
! These handsome modern houses are in islam!
Park addition charming location, many ad
| on favorable terms; open Sunday; take Ken
H H. p. GooDNow, s1e Kasota block.
FOR sALE-s2, 900, TEN-RooM HOUSE, FINE
I ly located. in good neighborhood Southeas
| Minneapolis: city water. gas and sewer: newl
| walk; one block from Como Harriet car; eigh
| blocks to state university: house alone wort
$4,000
50xl2s FEET, WITH A FINE E1GHT-Rool
| house; one of the prettiest corners in the city
| lot is fine and covered with trees; very cas-
terms: I price Ice only $1,000. Morrison-Crittende
|
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50xl2s FEET, WITH A FINE EIGHT-RooM
house; one of the prettiest corners in the city;
lot is fine and covered with trees; very easy
terms: price only $1,000. Morr1son-Crft rfttenden
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NEW LOWRY HILL HOUSES.


OPEN FOR INSPECTION SUNDAY 3 TO >.
These three new and very M high M grade euf houses
IN modern houses ncw se on the narket @ They
are very warmly built. of first-class material; |
e na the
unlike each other, within and without, and
one '"sa has ten large
reception ;e room in breh water color % mahogany
pase ush avaSry fteia
living room, '16N20 feet has same finish: beauti-
panel par W. wainseoting' A ?eam celiings, columned
openings bookcases duplicate arches over , en-,
SSa decoraions in sreen burap are in perfect
harmony Mt With Il, the rich. dark mahogany wood
sidehoard. plate rail-, walls in red burlap and
an imported paper with orange flowers and
Ssng w xss Large kshsS
with tile walls: Second floor has bathroom
in "en enaeed @ whe easnes aDd DF
mahogany finished doors. Third floor has
snSe nse ss sPe xa1rs s ] ses
4 entrance. back stairs. hot water heat, veget
Closet: clos eioties:chute, Window shades t gas rlpes
electric wires. storm sash and screens Price
waS nd o srse
and soddcd Can you think OF anything we
". W. W. 'GiARK REALTY CO., "r1E HOUSE
3l3 Nicollct Av.
FOR sALE-IAReE HOUSE AND LOT, 5o1l5o;
price. $1,000. Apply to owner. e25 5th st n.
ON RECEIPT OF 81 WILL SEND YOU NINE
new designs Of residences , and cnttageS drawn
and floor plans. all in blue print. +. O.: An
derson, architect, No. GIT Goth av n. Mime
apolis Minn.
roous $500.
Choice property. tenth ward 10 rooms
For real bargains. call upon W. d. Parker.
200 Bank of Commerce. -.
S7oo-25oo 9th Av S, 1o.RooM HOUSE, LARGE
s @5 h v 8 sf'ns barn.
city water. sewer. stone walk. full lot: 81. 100.
sew sewer. ' stone Walk. Vi close to % business: M $1,000
222y Wheeler av: st. Anthony Park; two acres
sfnSs 0'F s%' 5"z near In
change. $3.50.
81 100 FOR sIx-RooM HOUSE ON LAKE ST.
This price good for this month only: Act
quick If you want a bargain. r. r. Betcher
& Co.. 5o7 Phoenix building.
8 OAKLAND Av.
We have "a lots between Ssth and ssth that
we can sell from $3.50 to $3.50 each, easy
payments
Thorpe Bros, Andrus Building.
$4,000 WILL BUY A TWo.sToRY BRICK
store building and 900 good % hardware business
81 200. house and lot, Main st NE, between
18th th VS dirsSs sSa @ and monthly
FOUR HOUSES NOW BUILDING, SEVEN
rooms all modern: Elaisdell and 33d: monthly
payments: ready May 15. COS Globe bldg.
ON LOWRY H1LL-1o-RooM HOUSE TO BE
moved from premises: this is opportunity
for expecting to build for home specu-
lation Address 9257 Journal. -...s
WELL IMPROVED FARMS FOR CITY PROP.
erty-15 per cent bearing gilt-edge city prop.
erty for improved farms or land Hanson &
Berg. T35 Temple Court.
ToWNs1TE-540 SUBURBAN LOTS AND zoo
acres. Duluth Mimi: surrounding yards and
shops Of D., NJ. & n. railway: increasing de
mand for homes for employees: excellent invest
ment proposition. W. M. Ostrander, North
81 American building. Philadelphia. .
S FOR sALE-e7 CEDAR LAKE ROAD. HOUSE
rooms. barn. lot 54x175; price $1.3350. 9299,
~ Journal. s-.s
& A BEAUTIFUL GROOM COTTAGE ALL MOD.
ern. nearly new, lot 44xt65, within three blocks
of the university, $3.50. Thomas l.. Cooley,
No. 4th st S.
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Jse Journal Want Ads for That Tired Business Feeling
REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued,

>~>~~~~~~.~~~~s~|~s~seSe~
Improved.
Continued.
RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS. 2sth WARD,
Brooklyn, 700 feet long. averaging 200 feet
ty Elevated and Brooklyn Heights railroads;
ne for Investment R5fposes; w. NJ 1strander
PORTLAND Av.
We have s lots on Portland AZ, between
can n sell for $500 each; lay about 4 feet above
Thorpe Bros, Andrus Building
seven room cottages. just built that sells iike
hot cakes an FULL ur, , finish
an ss Nc Co., Ss 5os rhesx sfs'n
MODERN EIeHT;RooM HOUSE. ExoEPI
LOT ss e sS$ spS Sc
coop. yard for, chickens; fence all around lot,
ssr an p Pd ene srsy ws
S sss s:d Nee soa
| 5000 ACRES, WARREN COUNTY, NJ, G..
large mansion house; numerous outbuildings
and cabins: about one-third cleared. growing
Eosfh budns
$4. .a0o-Two EIGHT-RooM HOUSES; BATH
sash; rstcass @ $500 Condition. sit rented s for SO pei
| month; 66-foot lot; in locality steadily advanG
ing in value; University av Sc; barn that vii
rent for s. per. mouth; sure and safe in
| yestnent. $4,000. frame fiat building, foul
| fve-roon nats; substantially constructed ant
| in good condition; paved street. city water
sewer. screens and storm sash; always rented
pays II per cent above price; good In
come property. c. W. stiles, $40 Temple
Court.
FOR sALE-.AT a BARGAIN. seos 18th Av s
Inquire OF #. V. Robinson 5000 I'd av S.
ST. ANTHONY PARK-s1, 400 AND UP BUYS 4
home In good condition. city water stone side
walks, easy payments; let me know what yol
want in this fast growing addition Address
owner, 224O Langford av.
r. D. CONE & CO., SIT GUARANTY BLDG
House. eight rooms; city water stone walks
| lot 41x162 $40 18th av Sc; this place vii
| be sold very cheap.
R. D. CONE & CO., 617 GUARANTY BLDG
| Here is the coolest six-room house: hot waite
heat gas. bath: stone walks all around tn
house: beautifully decorated; full lot and Onl.
$1,000; 9th av S, near 35th; come in for fulle
-
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!. Farm Lands.

THE JOHN F. NoRRISH FARM. e
For Sale-This profitable and attractive farm
of 372a acres lies 21s miles out of Hastings,
on the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail
way. Farm has: been stocked for rs years
and maintains well-known herd Of Short
horns. For forty years this land has had
careful rotation Of crops. which to-day results
in the large returns which make tL.; one Of
Minnesota's choicest farms. The John F..
Norrish herd is offered for sale ut the same
time, with or without the farm. Address $50
Portland av st. Paul. -
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CANADIAN FARM LANDs
IMPROVED AND UNlNPROVED WHEAT AND
MIXED FARMING LANDS FOR SALE In the
ING DISTRICTS. CORRESPONDENCE So
JOHN r. BUM, Milestone, Assiniboia.
FOR sALE-FARM LAND-ll, 900 ACRES OF
choice, rich land near Shell Lake Wis, in
tracts to suit; near railroads; $40 per acre.
Easy terms. Bruner, 223 I'd av s.
FOR SALE AN IMPROVED FARM THREE
miles from Chokio, Stevens county, Mimi. at
$27 per acre. one third of crop goes with land
II taken soon. Call on or write Mahoney &
kavanagh, Chokio, Minn.
LAND sEEKERs-1 HAVE EXCELLENT FARM
with owner and save commission. 9O1s, Jour
LANDS FOR sALE-w1LL SELL HALF SEC.
tion very fine untmproved, one-half mile from
station, Hubbard county, Mlnn.; will beal
inspection: John ]. oHair, st. James Hotel
Minneapolis.
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RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS, aeth WARD,
Brooklyn. 700 feet long. averaging $50 feet
wide: numerous outbuildings; near Kings Coun'
ty Elevated and Brooklyn Hsishts s.araas rairoads
North American building, Philadelphia.
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.

HENN7PIN Av BARGAIN, $2,5oo. LOT COR.
ner Of Hennepin av and eth. east and south
front 5ox165x1o5; all improvements In on
both sides.
e. Thorpe Bros, Andrus Building.
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REAL ESTATE-EXCHANGE

bearing orchard of 20 acres in western Idaho;
severe winters. hot summer nights Ad-
dress 915S. Journal
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-04

FOR SALE, CHEAP, II TAKEN AT ONCE, A
very nice farm at Darwin. Minn.: neat town:
all ready for seeding. Mrs. Cheever, Hotel
Allen. =
FOR sALE-THREE SECTIONS OF LAND, Sc.
: '.lectcd; guaranteed as hest in Saskatchewan
valley. Canada, at $6 per acre; will sell for $40
before the year is out. James Chapman, 500
Sykes block
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We HAVE FEW IMPROVED AND UNIN.
proved farms for sale on easy terms, or will
take choice stocks OF goods or city property in
exchange as part payment for same. w H
Morse Land company, Crookston, Minn.
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BOARD AND ROOM

FOR RENT-ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM,
nicely furnished, with board Mrs. Curtis, 94S
Oath NE.
FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD IN MOD.
crn house line. Pleasant location. Ref.
erences exchanged. 1927, Journal.
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CANADA LANDS. .
5000 acres personally selected relling prai-
rie,. No. wheat land. for sale en- bfoc of !, 0oO
or more acres. mt prices that will make money
apply to Il. Findlay, los It'll st S.
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MAKE OFFER

Make offer lot corner Bryant av
n and eth. east front, 42x127
Thorpe Bros, Andrus Building.
S. 75O- NEW, SEVEN ROOMS, HOT WATER
heat open nickel plumbing. full cemeted
basement. fine reception hall. columns and art
glass windows; located full lot in the
eighth ward. Morrison Crittenden Co., 507
Phoenix.
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A BEAUTIFUL GROOM COTTAGE ALL MOD
- ern. nearly new, lot 44xt65, within three blocks
of the university, S2,To0 Thomas l.. Cooley,
& No. 4 4th st S.
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T. F. Chiffon,
REAL ESTATE. RENTALS,
INSURANCE.
$40 Andrus Building.
Come in and list your
vacant and improved
property. Also your
property for rent.
Liberal advertising.
Prompt returns.
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PORTLAND Av,
We have 6 lots on Portland av, between
S7th and SSth, east front, 40x121, that we
can sell for $4O0 each; lay about feet above
grade. ..--.
Thorpe Bros, Andrus Building
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FOR sALE-FINEsT DOUBLE CORNER ON 9Th
Lake st; either location suitable for stores or
flats. W. G. Crocker. 1921 ColfaS av S. <
LAUDERDALE & CO., 'sPIoNEERs,' TEMPLE
: = : COURT. :: = :
q lots on car line and 32d av y, at about
one-half their value; make lis an offer. =
So, $50, Colfax av s and Franklin, 5Sx13t.
$250-Three lots, q corner 45til and Pills
bury ay; Nicollet car line; bargain. -. :.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-11
OLD man
LOST HIS
GOOD ROLL
Marcus C. Grout Victim Of
rickpockets Jost|sd
Him on a Prairie Avenue Gar

Marcus C. Grout, 20 years old. residing
pt 96 Prairie avenue, was made the victim
OF gang of pickpockets. this morning.
At 1880 o'clock he came out OF the
Providence Institution for Savings, where
he had drawn S3S.
He had put this money with about as
much more I'm an inside vest pocket
At Market square he boarded Prairie
avenue car at the same time that four
men, between the ages OF 30 and 80 got
on from the opposite side OF the plat
form.
They jostled him as he was entering
the car door and few seconds later one
OF them said, This Is not the right car"
The four left the car and went down
South Main street.
Hardly had they left than Mr. Grout
discovered that his pocket had been pick
ed. lie went In search OF an officer and
found Patrolmen Feeley.
The latter sent word 10 headquarters
and hunt was begun for the thieves.
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letter
CARRIER
A SUICIDE
Hood, a War Veteran, Ended
His Life at Lowell by Turn
Ing on the Gas.

Lowell Mass, April 11-Egerton F.
Hood. 81 years old, a letter carrier, and
O member of Posth 12O, c.. A. r., commit
ted suicide last night by turning on the
gas at his room in a middlesex street
block.
Domestic unpleasantness IS supposed TO
be the cause Hoods wife has been in
Pine Bluffs. Arkansas, since their separa-
ton a number OF years ago, aod he has
recently returned from a visit to her,
leaving his adopted daughter. who has
been his housakeeper mp To the time or
their visit TO the south, 10 return In a
fcw weeks Hood has good record at
the postom.co. where he has been en-
ployed as a carrier snce 1892.
Four burners OF gas range and two
burners OF the gas jet above. were turned
on. A note was found I'm his room, In
which was written. Good bye. all. Put
me under ground with the least expense, -
and Good bye, Nelly. be a good girl
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FUNERAL At MANTOR.
OhSeuuiss Of Richard Richardson In ST.
Peters Church This Afternoon.

The funeral ot Richard Richardson, n
well known and highly respected business
mon OF Manton. was held at ST. Peters
Episcopal church OF that village at 80
o'clock this afternoon Previous to the
services at the church prayer was said
at his late home az $50 Manton avenue,
by Rev. Alva Carpenter. rector OF st. Pc
ter's The services at the church were
very largely attended and were conduct
cd by the rector OF the church the regular
Episcopalian burial service only. being
used.
The choir OF the church composed OF
Miss Eva Evans. John Henderson. George
Williams and Miss Maud stephens sang
the selections. Nearer, My God, 20
Thee" lead Kindly Light and ASLEEP
Ia Jesus
The heavy carved oaken. casket con-
tanning the remains rested just beneath
the altar OF the church I'm the midst OF a
mass OF floral emblems OF great beauty.
A large cross Of Easter lilies on n floral
base was the offering of the West Side
club beautiful basket OF flowers was
from, the Centredale worsted company.
other pieces were from relatives and
friends
AZ Tho close OF the services Nat the
church the BODY was borne 10 Pocasset
cemetery for interment
The bearers were John Chase, James
Tuthil. Nicholas Pryor. Thomas Joyce.
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Shamrock I the only fluke of the day.
She was far down to leeward. but under
the favoring breeze wiped out consider
able OF the new boats lead. Wrfnge tnen
started to drive the challenger again. put
at the mark of Portland she had lost q
minute and a half Of her previous lead.
The Things were:
Shamrock III-1:33:3.
Shamrock IL 1:A:32.
On the three miles reach home the chal-
lenger was sailed for all she was worth
and on the leg on which the Shamrock
| had held her even during the first round
the Shamrock III on this occasion gained
half minute. The finishing times were:
Shamrock III. 1:4s;ss.
Shamrock I.1:55:09.
Shamrock L won on time allowance.
CoLLIDEs WITH STEAM YACHT.
The Shamrock I was fouled by steam
yacht when half way through the second
run to Lulworth Cove. Her spinnaker
boom and the steam yachts bowsprit
were carried away, but the Shamrock es-
capped other injury and continued the
race.
The accident was OF little disadvantage
to her az the Shamrock HIS spinnaker
was Immediately doused in order TO make
the conditions even.
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on the end OF the dock was moored the
tender OF the Reliance. the steamer Sun
beam. fancifully decorated with flags and
bunting. On the Sunbeam c. oliver Ise-
lin. the managing owner OF the Reliance,
spent today. and received there large
number of invited guests.
YACHTsMEN PRESENT.
Many yachtsmen came from New York
specially for the launching. among them
former Commodore Ledyard of the New
York Yacht club and ODonnell Iselin.
One OF the first things which the work
men did this forenoon was to knock away
the doors at the end OF the shop so that
the yacht could pass easily into the water.
Even after this was done the boat was
still somewhat hidden by the staging. but
IT was possible by rowing into the dock
10 obtain a good look at the after end of
the yacht
Ii could be seen that the Reliance is OF
more skimming cish-like than any boat
that the Herreshoffs have constructed for
q cup defender. There Is scarcely any
bilge, her stern running well under and
not deepening into the keel for many feet.
The rudder post has a decided rake and
the finn is very thin. The boat has con-
siderable beam and looks as II she would
be decided contrast to the Constitution.
INVITED TO THE LAUNCHING.
Through the courtesy OF the Herreshoffs
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HAS SMALLPOX.
Colored Porter Of a Pullman Car Found to
Be Suffering With the Disease.

jamestown, n. Y, April 1.-THE color
ed porter OF Pullman car attached to
an eastbound Erie train No. s. was taken
sick at Meadville last night, and n mes
sage was sent TO this city for a physician
TO prescribe for him when the train ar
rived.
The examination showed that the porter
had small pox. The car was quickly
quarantined with all OF It's passengers.
IL was side tracked and left here when
the train departed. Later II was attach
ed to train No. 4, and proceeded toward
New York stu under close quarantine.
The porters name Is Rensselaer, Hoff-
man. He was removed from the train
placed in car by himself and quaran-
tined. All the passengers submitted to
vaccination
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HEAVY MAIL.
White Star Liner TsutsnIc Brought Owe
$4,000 Letters From Europe.

New York. April n-An immense
amount of mail was brought to New York
by the White Star liner Teutonic, which
has Just arrived. There were 5T.Z7o let.
ters alone Allowing five inches as the
average length OF each envelope, this col
lection would make a single string. end
20 end, OF 1855 feet, or more than four
miles.
The 81 Obsgs OF second class mail mat.
ter would make a column exactly SO feet
high. allowing one foot as the thickness
OF each bag.
IL required exactly 30 minutes for the 20
men engaged I'm discharging this mail TO
put IL all abord the mail boat Postmaster
General off the quarantine station.
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company invitations were issued 70 WIZ. VII.
ness the launching to members OF tne
press and TO many of the townspeopis, 80
the indicatlonh were that there Wouiu oe
a large gathering, both inside the shop
and on the piers when the boat went
overheard.
The steam yacht Mona. chartered by
Commodore +. G.. Bourne OF the New
York Yacht club, arrived In the haroor
shortly before noon. Commodore Bourne
with Secretary G.. A. Cormack, ex-Com-
modore h. NJ. Brown, w. Is. Leeds, a
member OF the syndicate which built the
Reliance, then went on board the tender
Sunbeam, which is tied up at the South
pier.
They were greeted by Mr. Iselin. A
delegation of yacht enthusiasts from Bos-
ton arrived at ] o'clock, and included in
the party were II. c. Leeds and James
Parker, both OF whom have been on cup
defenders I'm former years.
WITH LAUREL wREATEIS.
During the forenoon the bow of the Re-
lance was festooned with laurel wreaths
and floral decorations were arranged or
the stand where Miss Iselin will stand
when she names the boat Rigger Billmar
and his men were hard at work all day or
the mast and spars. The topmast was Mt
ted and slid down into the top OF the
mast.
The mainsail on the Constitution was
bent this morning and preparations were
made for the first spin.
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FOR SAKE
OF THE
DYNASTY
Crown Prince Of Saxony to Re.
marry the Crown Princess
Who E|oped With Glron.

New York. April f1.-Crown Princess
Louise OF Saxony. who eloped on Dec IL
with Andrew Giron, the tutor of her chill
dren, and her husband, the crown prince
of Saxony. are to be reunited next week.
according TO a dispatch from Berlin, says
the Paris correspondent Of the world.
The reconciliation is 10 be effected Tor
the sake Of the dynasty and their emil
dren. II is announced that the crown
prince will visit the crown princess at
Salzbourg next week. and they will i'm
mediately be remarked. IL is reported
hey have agreed to this course and have
pledged each other not to refer 10 the
past.
A dispatch from Salzbeurg confirms the
above, stating the reconciliation Is com
plete.
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INCORPORATED TODAY,

The New England Association OF Arts
and Crafts was Incorporated at the Office
OF the secretary OF state last evening.
the incOrporators being Frank r Ladd Of
this city, Charles A. Stearns. William T..
Rothwell and Fred W. Dexter of Paw
tucket and Anthony Wyatt OF Cumber-
carry on an exhibition of the products of
industries and arts and crafts OF the
United States and other countries. The
corporation will be located In the city OF
Providence.