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New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
ARRIVALS oF BUYERS.

yora Q Machines Company. Worcester. Mass. George
sb1-no- hosiery and gloves. No ~ Whitest-. Herald
erlare. NJ Lsvler. UPHOLSTERY and draperies. Eo s.
-T-fre-st. Herald Square
A Med-um Company. Bufs-o- Frank Hoffman
---szs and suits. - L9spenard-sr-
Johnson & Porter. Port Jews y. - r PoT-
tre Exchange
furniture Exchange
Ts7czpo-r Company, Paterson. = J. ? :
r--su-6o5 Furniture Exchange
Socun & Finn. Long Branch y I: Daniel 2 So
I'm eurulture. Furniture Exchange
] = Kirn6sIl. 7voadbury COM, furniture Fu-ni-
Exchange
cunning furniture Furniture Exchange
Home Stamp COMPANY 1onEers. y y John + ttsT'
furniture. Furniture Exchange
Manning Bros. Brunswick. y = z r Man
furniture. Furniture Exchange
r--eCo-v Barnes. Kingston. y -: " gregory
furniture. Furniture Exchange
To5Ie Wheeler & Moller Company. St Joseph. Nc.
F=--v r Slsde 5every $40 Brosd sdway. Marlborough
Idsner. T-ashington- n g; A :. HelleE. silver
= 3 y 2 Ash. F7fnshanton. \ Y: T. T Ash,
saz-=i-- Grand.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
WORK LIKELY TO BEGIN SOON.
Effect of the Amended Tenement House Law
on Astor Apartment House

I is expected that work an The Astor apartment
house 70 be built the block bounded by Broad
way U-c9t Fnd-ave.. Seventy eighth s0d Seventy
ninth s7s will soon ne begun. owing TO the amend
ed Tenement House Dill having become Law
Plans were drawn about two years ago for the
building Of the apartment house. hut ftay could
not be carried out. as , section ~ the Tenement
House law provided that when tenement house
extended from street 10 street there must b@ =
vard space NOT less than twelve feet wide through
the centre Of the lot This ward space was not
rrov1ded FOR in the plans as originally drawn. II
& said ard the plans wer- held up At he Te'1e-
r,arf House Do9errmenr on this teohntcaiitF y
ra black had been improved before thH Ia x was
amended 81 would have heen impossible TO hulld
one arartr7ert house on the premises. ont mum
rsr or a-,artr-ent houses could have hHfn erecteG
The original plans for the building proIi::rd an
ab-7rSa ncr Of ventilation. so II was TeadiIy au
,,5--ed that the in this case vas unne ce7SarN
T-nder tho amended Tenement House law one
ors--r,a-t house extending flom street. 70 street
can ba built on the site. The amendment 70 the
1sw reads. Where q single tenement house mere
afrer erected through from one street 70 an an
- street and also occupies the entire hiIHh n"
rd ea1 q
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
.epoe7eD PARK ROW PURCHASE

~. ---o-arrz 10 I Chsmbers-st-. AZ the noTTh-
st CORNER Of Park Row. is rep 'rted 10 have been
ia IN. Mrs Mary Pischoff. II is four story
t,,i,sine on lot containing 2.15o square feet 4
vas reported last Saturday that the oid t"hher
80 Foundry property. Nos. II and II Chambers
- ,-,7r,f-,e through 70 Nos ?, : and cry Hai
piece had been sold ny Mrs Mary A Ryan and
= ! Middlebrook. as executors OF tho estate OF
y1-il1iar, NJ Ryan 70 Walter ?. Gerlach- ne ~"
ar II lie same block. The report, now
aver about the Bischo@ property has rot @ oFe9 @
- sr,rsf Tho attention Of many spectators, was
,ace-,tiy O. Ilod 70 tnc blocks just south 81 uie
r}rocl-is-7 Bridge by he aunornceTne1j taaI Aaso
! - r-.e - favor Of the building Of large mu-
c;rai building Just south of the briGge entralce
Which should also c9rts:n union teIInai 5
r. ,Ie,-a+ +a6 surface and underground roadS-
r-,, Techoff rarcel bought in lss4 for @stV'f.
IV-a-z-. "a me fs said be than St@tt''-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following discharges fl bankruPrc1. were
grarted yesterday N the Tinted States District
court:
sANT-FI. J COLEMAN liquors. No. IS West Fifteth-
Petition FLED February = 1908. Liabilities. 1890
CHARLES DI-FOF2T. liquors No % Wesr T-7-entF-
-f--E-.+ re-frfo- NIe5 Fenruzrv 8 1913, liabilities
-, o--s ..
WILLIAM FRANK rar-5sseT 10 lt@ tf70EiaT1 -
-e-f0- H,e5 Nav . 1902. liabilities. $3.50
r2sNrr and !. a FRANK No. l3l Pee-l 81
-, Pe-1r.or fjes october q 1902 liabilities SS1 -23s
T-EEPH GREEN 10 2+3 East one 1uraFef -.
-sss-s-ir- rery.f.r rie5 FebrUerc , 1892 abiisies
x5.g55
- pzr- lied Feb-uarz -. 1903. liabilities 3 IL
JOHN 4. LANGE.s No. -,l'F f-'si'''
sT-f : 1Qg2- Liabilities slS994 r,....- o,.s
MARTIN. NeT--ftQHcfsi-N l-'''t''' ''
=-----s-- - 1eos. liabilities. sl.s21. -.-. -. =.
.'SpTE{TT 1=- THE TINES 80 - IEiF i; 5os
BERTHA SRoEA. 10 70 Aol1Eo1o,a s-7lai
- 7-c--re-r- Tqo2- liabilities. SlSl. .43I- -.
80 SSrcS-' eTEFrS real estate. No - Las
e..+-E+ PETITION fled February 10 l"~'-
So -.,-,r-->-s r-asl-sl1,i Petition Tied
zEB-u-- = Z9RINadER. No f2s Crsnd-s' FeV"s'
80 z-a--5e-v -. 1893. liabilities S9-'''-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
SEEK STURGIS IN BODY.
Fire Hundred Firemen 90 to His
Office. Fi0lating Rule.

situation entirely without precedent m the
.--sls Of the Fire Department occurred yesterday
= Fs-e Headquarters when five hundred fremen
rent 10 Commissioner Sturgis in body 10 in
e,snce him 70 favor the two-plat toon bill which il
-ou awaiting Mayor Lows signature All were
-,s,he-s Of the Ffremens Benevolent Associs ton.
,--,xr IS ire "Finkies.'' of which ex-Captatn
OXFORD IS the head. He was not among them.
Every fire company in the city was represented
81 he gathering.
Their coming was entirely without the cognizaace
r. Commissioner Sturgis, The men assembled in
-Ae drill yard ~ tho rear ~ Headquarters about
"a o'clock. Soon fftv II them went to the Com
rrjssiorers private ofice. He was entirely unpre-
s,,+ 7she Commissioners private secretary. Nj.
72-eftseiser held up the remainder Al the doorway
and refused admission 10 every ore. ny order OF the
COMMISSIONS
Chief Pur-cy and stenographer. When the FIRE
r7en left the commissioners Office they said he
had refused TO i1terfere.
COMMISSIONS S'Urgis said
The men came without notice About twenty o:
hem came into my room believe there were
ths' l,o~ ~ birl and ssEe5 II pyo,ic hesr ibejT
exclaimed 10 them that the Mayor had rot Yet Sc
: f5Te for the hearing or the Iill and that ] dId
told them about the btl an trying 20 get passed
70 get fye hundred ] more fremen i1aIT = -.
yard hu- ! told them ] had nothing further 70 say
men was contrary the rules Of the Fire Depart
nenr + s The custom loT delegatl HrSj % a
-ssioner vii receive the delegation. Men that
70 right 10 visit Fire Headquarters. and. unless
fhey get particular permission TO 90 the7e for sons
r77-rosa they -.clatins the ruIcs.
Fx-capraiu clifford said the n,en rad evidently
-sks- The bit II their teeth and were doing as they
sew dr- Ee could not tell what the outcome
r-ol16
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
RECCRpEn MORTGAGES.

ASs \ St % 70 TIE a s sars and i TrSst P
Craigie, JEANNE L. to CITY Real Estate Company,
3etnIst No "a Vest z years, per esnt.
Title Insurance 20. 62d-st. corner Park
Rieharison. Henrv 4. to the New York Maedaien
benevolent society. b5th-st. $, 27e II OF
fsliss FredericK ". to the United states life In.
fI,snet co'ntanT any 49, N s. vears psr cent
0isen Ole H. to Michael Coleman. 25th st. =,
So # Of eth ave: due Aprli L 1904 per
ssma gs' 70 Never FIsIjman: same property: prior
mortgage. si52.coo year. per g .ent
Jacobs. Julia NJ - City Real Estate oohllaIiS..
city and suburban Homes company % he Bank
shenar6 F,IienoTa .ro The Domestic and Foreign
Missionary Society Of the Protestant Episcopal
M 54G. 6ue Jnne ! fa9a + per cent.........--
Meehan. Bieacker-st No Dol: prior mortgage
~ 1i}ts lear ciosrsntee pr end Trust COMPANY
same property. due March TO- 1905. per cent.
Old Colony Company to Metropoltan Life Ii bnsps
ance COMPANY. 30 st $. 275 Fl y of 9tn-aFe'
s, ca a. tb a AIsIne Really Company .2i-st.
27a r Of shave; due October l. i9'N' p~'
seagrist francis K. to Emlgrant Industrial SAY
ings Rank. 42d St $ Z'R Il "l ''i
Teoskin Joseph 10 American Mortgage CorpanF'
nth No DE East:l wear " per cen. NJ
sI2 600. year. per cent 49, ~ r.
The LYONS building and Operating on1paI.-zo
rIorrv Il cook Nadison-avA. = corner 1stn-
ST: due May ? 1904 per cent - r-,.
Life Tubisbfng Company to United states ITus. ls
t'ouuanv 3ist It. No Il 10 21 West h'e'es'
and ttrrle. due per bond .i.1 say
Poss ! Ere lerick. 10 EmiCrant lnduStIla
fnge Rank G5th St ~ II " OF '-''''
- r2e-1er ~ Tsidore Jackson and another
55,b 81 No ala 70 800 East: due ccto'er 81
1909 Is Tor cent.
1ia-oJ Abraham Ia Aaron Goodman and anotn@e,- @
In = Nos SIS a1d 627- due May / TVS ~
%. e
c-.,cer Pfrd X. TO Peoples FarE aha 80
COMPANY. 7sth-st. 100 Il u of An's'F'"a
nor
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

.7e clothing at No. 1-9S Broadway. Yesterday as
signed for the benefit Of creditors 20 Arthur @,
Noserran. H z Wright * president Of the com
-.arv u was incorporated IN 1902 with ! capital
stock o< $1,000
The Sheriff YESTERDAY received an attachment for
r. $40 against the American Grass TTine Company
: Delaware corporation. in favor of Andrew Il
Kellogg for printing between December 1902. and
March 4. 1909.
Justice Davis. Of the Supreme Court. yesterday
E-r75--e5 John z Couch temporary receiver for
The West Indies Distilling and Trading Company.
e. proceedings for voluntary dissolution Of the
S-7--o-arfou
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Hudson 81. No 546 % * irregnlar, Henri
Sheppard l> Grand L clark MORTGAGE. noT'sa.e
same pr property Ie Grand l. Clark 20 Elien'ra
shePhsr5 gS 9T72sT T of ah eye 2ox1oo4 charles
Smith 81 to Fred'k Rabhe mortgagee gags sop. g
''s1.rF sePh 5 Richards to Martin Masrtch; & 3
"a 6 mortgage. oS S4'791 81 2xo6az5cz2l2:
9aansjr Rsa,Fv 90 to tinted states Realty and
Construction 90 and Century Realty co :
s7tblst sn& 10 122 Vest 1sxloos: Isaas Rodnnan to
ert Fsulhs oe 9gg 9g5sasT william Brornei
70 Agatha lockwood mortgage Sl4,%n; 49,
10 ~ ~ FIisssl iS reforee 10 Frederick W Blss
18th St n 375 II Of f1enoX-aye -I'N''' 9,.
Serh-st No 80 East i6-sx74; Margaret Ms'kaF
TO Alice carmalt q g. -, . .,,s
7ftb At 10 I38 West % @xlG22: 74th.st To l5. 1872
ana Construction % to Atlantic Realty Com
PAX ava Y $ Nos 3 s66 and 3s6s, Jox15o;
lanes J Foz to ne Dressed Railway Lamp
works. mortgage. s45oo
11eth-sJ. No ~. 8 46o fl of Lenox-ave lsS
1oo.11; Alice Eaton 70 H'rris siesei' mort
Rtsf a51rg from vest chester t, Fcrt schuyler.
u $ adjoining and Patrick Gibbons runs
B 4x n l571xs 1853 '25-5; Hugh Gala
27tbs, No 1a2 west. 2oxssa 27thsf. Nos 1916
2nxaS g. rn7rtgas-. 5000. Michael coleman 10
Mar Z stro2a' : and d, ol,.os a ,f.-, E
strong "a Ole II Olsen: and. ...--..-. -
11sth- st, No 5l3 West 25x76 llz26 Es4s; 70
ward . Tomnkins TO Emily NJ Lnxto0i mort
astb 10 ISL Vest. isxioo: Moses Herman
referee 70 Henry Richardson. .-.--.-..-..
I5Stn-s St No 81 West. 2ozg9.11. lanes NC
Ioror@h TO Phoebe " Mitchell nortgase, $3.50
e7th-st aOa = u IF 9th ave 2ox9s p; 27th-
=. No 40 West 2nxasa; John Hayes to Mary
Z Strong: % 2 and
asth e No i41 West 1G sxgS.A; Michael Coleman
To Nyer reIlrgsn. q and. ---.----.-- -
1S---- AZ n = 80 II . OF T@nox ave. -0T
20 -: Frederick " R!iss 10 Samuel Williams,
mortgage. $4,000. and .---. a..
18TH 81 No -. 4 8 $50 r Of LenoE-ave. Fox
% y: Frederick " Bliss Samuel Williams
mortgage SIC 400. and
1850 81 < corner Madison ave. 33x 100. u: John
y Harrison 70 John KafSa; mortgage. 5000. ;
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY

The following petitions in bankruptcy were Tleo
yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Dis
1rict Court;
JACOB GoTTLIEB. No - East Houston-s' Liahiii-
ties 81 4S1: SO Principal creditor fch q RUSS
-usn. Nc 81 Great J0nes-st-. S3eI
BERTHA ELCCR. housewife. Nc 205 East fourLh-@
Liabilities Sos assets. s25. Principal creditor; navid
Eula, s25 WsshnE-or-st S1@5- me peuIl9H-I su-
-frfed she had paid SO conduct her
bankruptcy proceedingE-
MICHAEL. GORDON. No. 1e6 Mair-st. Yonkers n
voluntary petition Petitior33g creditors Il Serei
90 s2T5- Berg Brothers. T z Csrescon sl4''
= coatended BY creditors that the alleged banruJ
sister n-aw. antFcsaent
t-5ehed7@ss about been paid
- rfz
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

10Th g n Pa 70 20 East. fo- six-storv
brick tenement houses. 4l.10x79. L. SpieibargeT. -
cv~-r. Sass & Smaliheiser. architects ----..-. ~
Can. or-st. qT TO 101. for two six-story brick
tenement houses. 81 6xS7: A Elterman. owner; -
&; z Pelham No 5O3 5th architect IS
lnrh-st 4n6 and 4oS East. for siI-storE
brick tenement house; +lxTae; II Kahn. owner -.
. Pelham. architect ...--..----. ~
Nsdis1r-ave. = 107th 70 loSth st; for hve
six story brick fathoUses ~ 3-1fI10o and 3Sxet: .
Neinstein Bros. owners. g T Pelham. archttect ZHV
q5+h I'd for one-story nrlcE
stores. 32x25: Mrs NJ A Anderson owner: W 20
Schumacher. architect w
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
MR. MORGAN PAID s550,0oo.
It Was TIE Highest Appraisal for the Dodge
House. No. 225 Madison-ave.

The sum which ! Perpont Morgan paid for the
Dodge house No ~5 Madison-ave.. was S55H.oNo
The property has frontage Of $40 feet which
would make the purchase price about $lo""
front foot Is said that three realty experts a!-
r~7veed the property. The three appraisals. II Is
reported. were S4l5"g'. S4500ao and $4,000 Mr-
Morgan desired to become the owner Of the prop
ertv as soon as possible. he quickly offered 7"
h1,v the house al its highest appraised value
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
Real Estate.
Non =FluCtuating
Investments.
Good Interest Rates.

Twenty years experience has
proved this company's real estate
mortgages to be the safest and best
obtainable.
1t carries stock of $4,000, 900 con-
stantlv. from which investors can
make immediate selection. 1t sells
upwards of S3,O0O.OOO every month.
A certain portion have payment OF
principal and interest guaranteed by
the Bond and Mortgage Guarantee
Company.
Interest commences on dav of purchase.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By John tfoding: z 135th-st. 81 It Of sth-
ave 23xfH II : story h n: foreclosure sale; 7 Fl
Messenger. al: Anderson 4
Anderson attys: " G Arnold. due judgt, s22-
AZ -, S34S "a taxes 10; sold to the plain
tin for t50
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
REAL ESTATE.
Builder Bugs Large C0Iumbus-ave.
Parcel for I'm proremenf.

One of the principal transactions Yesterday was
me sale ny Ranald II. Macdonald & Co. for Mrs.
George Loriilard Ronslds. 10 builder for improve
inent OF the vacant plot on the southwest corner
"' SeNentieth-st- and Columbus-ave The plot has
IN he STR
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
GETS BUILDING LOAN OF 100000.

The metropolitan Life Insurance 'enaIaiN HaS
lent "a the OLD Colony Company S+ooe" on the
r,,@rty No y TO q West Thirty -secon i-si "hefs
the old Colony Company is 10 erect srfectsd
- freproof hotel. The loan was leftec'eu
ss.I tL PjtcF Woodford Bovee & Butcher
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
pEAiTY NOTES.

- ra,.,c.v Coster who has been associated
= Dc. q Gilman for the last three years, is
now q member of the firm
A. schoenbers is the buyer OF NO Sl6 Sixth
ave sold recently by Louisa Mlntuth ~ u = N5s7t
Siis. u Furman is the buyer OF No 30 MAUI
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
INTERESTING LONG BRANCH SALE.

Tho Long Branch casino and Pier COMPANY
property in Broadway. Long Branch * rePorte'
: - t,sar sold Ia New York investor for i'm
.,a77,aar - ~, Doyale ( Jhiery arc soid TO have
been the brokers'.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
TuE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

,,, so,1tbv-est corner Of White Plsins
posd TWO storr stone and frame dwelling house
asx2a feet: Henry Rohenvera~ owner; J NJ Law
800 architect s40e.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
uuIy WHISK ER-

r,~ Autobsoeraphy of Goat 1oiiy sIorS
- 49,. and girls. now running IN 'HhS
Ior ru.uUSn he sure read IL next
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
MAGNIFICENT NEW
HOTEL AGNEW.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
Adjoining Boardwalk Capacity COO. Special SIS up
weekly: 50 daily: $500 Sunday; including Sea
Water Baths swimming Punses. Orchestra automobile
Booklet Ofrce. 2S9 4th Ave Phone 1I4s-
18th. Also 3 Park Place
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
THE ALBEMARLE.

VIRGINIA AVE NEAR BEACH. ATLANTIC CITY.
N J.
Throughout the Spring Sea2on. this elegant modern
hotel new throughout. viii make special terms of s.
weekly. So and daily, for superior &C
r1oations front private baths
Of parlors- orchestra elevator ser
metal beds and exceptionally go-Id
features. Booklet Correspondence
Solicited J. ?. COPE
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
HOTEL IROQUOIS,
Hotel Strand,

Atlantic City n J The Strand new. modern. ire
proof hotel overlooking this vorIdfan1ed Bosrdwak ao
ocean. Water Baths. BOOKING rep
resentative. J L TRENCHARD at Hotel y 1i.1ston'
65th Daily from 10 A NJ 10 4 r N
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
BERKSHIRE INN,

VIRGINIA AVE AND BEACH. ATLANTIC CITY
50. $40 $3.50 SIS weekly 50 81 so daily during Ma,
June unobstructed Elevator: steam heat; no
and cold baths free Capacity 800 Table and servic
the finest Booklet
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. april 2a-The official closing quo
tztions for mining stocks to-day as follows:
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
The Salt Breath Of the Sea Brings Health"
CALEN HALL.
THE ST. CHARLES.

THE BEACH. ATLANTIC CITY. y J.
Omen throuslbos,t and modern.
Capacity 900 so private baths with seawater attach
attached 70 single rooms ana
Masnfcent sun-Parior. overlooking Boardwalk
Beach. Write for booklet
NEwI.IN HAINES. formerly Of the Chalfonte
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
IUDCM MS.

~. following judgments for over 500 were nleo
yesterday. The first name hei's INA - "
ss 5ss
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
Country Property to Let

-, ck-or-F4 Hudson. beautiful home. partly
fu-nsbed large grounds. on banks ol s
t'-,Isa four minutes TO station AuofssA r. D
s 2AT-KAMP 50 Leonard ST. 'e"-I IoiN -
yETrRRAv BAY. CANADA-To rent Ios s sses son co., so,
M situation; fent
so An,iy 10 DUDLEY TIBBTrs. Troy y T.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
Berkeley Inn

And Cottages. PocanfIco Hills. Y
April to November. Altitude $50 fset Weii-shaded
lawns. Driv wheeling. tenIfs bowling ESpecie-F
attractive families. and IL minutes from Ciy
Hall LENNON s1 West io+th-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
Spring Resorts.
NEw-JERsEY.
Hotel Dennis,


Directly facing the Ocean Hot and cold vate'
private baths. Golf Link privileges
Waller J. BUZBY-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
HADDON HALL,

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
remains Throughout the
Yachting Driving Riding The ever
famous Boardwalk Illustrated Booklet y. T. once
LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
HOTEL. RALEIGH,

Ocean End St Charles Plare Atlantic City y. j.
Extensively improved and many new and attractive
introduced hishclsss modern hotel VIE
location Special Spring rates Capacity 80
Elevator service: suite with BATH steam nse
Superior tale and service COACH meets IanA
T.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
THE PENNHURST,

Atlantic city " J. Aichigan-ave second house from
Beach high-class honeke hotel. with
refined surroundings patronage Every appointment
Guiding elevator heat. baths. etc Open all year
Tyo0kTet WILLIAM r. HOOD.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
HOTEL GLADSTONE, Atlantic City, N. J

Directly front finest location New and
strictly high class Sea water in all baths running
parlors. overlooking ocean ETC. etc spects
sprfnE Booklet Coach meets trains y J. COLLINS
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21
Furnished apartments to Let.
Brooklyn Property to Let.

NEW CORNER APARTMENT. handsonely decorated:
y all tile bath,
water supply $50 s35 Howard ave and Decstur-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-21

THE MONTOWESE,
INDIAN NECK BRANFORD. CONN
Al 7he widest part - LoaE Island sound rne r1e-t
entire coast Fa-tfc1liary O.
.f-sbIe for families with private baths Golf.
tennis Bathing Beating Music and other a1nusern-nts
FJo+@f accommodates send for Booklet
Va A. BRYAN. Manager.
Also OF THE HAMPTON TERRACE. = c
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-03
The Nonpareil Man.
Casually Observed.


ton with the royal family is said to have been painful
little fleece out from between his teeth
refused Northern Pacific president
Notwithstanding presidents annoyance the
baby carriage manufacturers has failed yet
he had replied
had spent one summer in the Berkshire hills:
tb one f % easiest usv to think about it all the time @ dose Yourself
gives these rules: ~-ss =.
and your feet If
Here one would naturally expect
we'll" to what
o 90 o I.E
Williams
historical received
within much
encyclopedia That will fix
Sterling position office boy in his fathers pie
cared society though he has much sought
but he every morning with his tin pail coming ming do down to work
in mayb
club who are just getting home Jack Past Grand Hoo in the
chaunc the Skull and College society of
day the mill will
Frank also ea of
them the original He also
horses and eighteen children
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-03
The Hero Of Big Springs.

Union pacific Brakeman senter ought
not long to remain a brakeman. At Big ilg
Springs Neb., yesterday, he performed
an act that showed the qualities that
characterize successful men.
While other men were paralyzeddl by ap-
prehension as anoverland train running ,rlfi's
at great speed with unre sponsive, brakes,
bore down upon the rear Of "a crowded
passenger train standing on the main nal
track, senter thought and acted. It
seemed better to him that the lives of
four engineers and firemen should be
riskeds and that two locomotives should be
destroyed than that the mogul should
crash into crowded Pullman coaches and
snuff out. perhaps. a hundred lives. With
firm hand he threw the, switch and sent
the overland smashing and crashing into
the side tracked train with head on.
The engineers and fremen, understand
ing in a flash the wisdom of Senter's
course jumped from their engines. As
was proper. There IVES = crash and 9
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-03
TUESDAY EVENING,


there Sill, ,s45 worth as compared with
s2s, ,152 in 1901; Of leather and rnanufac-
lures OF leather, s3os,5ss worth in 1902, as
compared with $1s7,s56 in 1901.
or greater importance even than this
showing Of increasing trade with Porto
Rico is the recent report from theFinsular
authorities on the educational progress Of
the island. Educational facilities are ex-
panding and illiteracy which was truly
appalling in 1898, is yielding to intelligent
encroachments of the schoolhouse and
school teacher. The people are anxious to
learn and fit themselves for the high du-
ties Of citizenship and capital is investing
in enterprises which enlarge the oppor-
tunities of the people for work. The con-
stitution of the island wisely provides am
ply for, educational facilities and the pro-
motion Of intelligence, promotes intelli-
gent activity and that promotes trade and
industry. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-03
Same Old Ames.

DR.. A A. Ames' life has been one long
bluff, continuous posing, an unceasing
appreciation of himself. Old, weak, dis
eased. cornered,, about to be tried on an
infamous charge, he gives the public the
same, old talk about his righteousness. and
tries hard to make out that he Is the vic
tim OF a nefarious political plot, the all
bearing scapegoat Of the crimes of his
'subordinates.
We have no doubt that DR.. Ames con-
siders himself an exemplary character.
His shortcomings and sins, so grave to the
sound Judgment of the public, he regards
as mere pecadillos. Unmindful of the
numerous brilliant opportunities he has
had. every one of which he has abused
and made the means Of injury and shame
to the community, he now regards HIM
self as more sinned against than SHINING.
He Is utterly unable to see that his whole
manner of life has for thirty years been
such that he could expect nothing more
than the bitter and barren fruit of an ILL.,
spent life that Is now brought down tc
the dust of ignominy. The greatest use
DR.. Ames has ever been to Minneapolis
the only really valuable service he has
ever performed for it, is the use that may
now be made Of him to point moral.