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~ Sarah L. Horn. Plaintif. against Louisa BluSoms
and others defendantS-ln pursuance OF judgment y
foreclosure and sale. duly made and entered herein da
November 9th. 1919. T. the undersigned the rsfsree
said judgment named will sell public auction, at .Ls
oush OF Manhattan City OF New York the 10th Jay
OF June 1904. II O'Clock noon by Philip A Sniytl
auctioneer the directed said Judgment 20 %
sold and therein described follows: All that cera
lo OF land with the building erected AZ
erscted thereon. situate. lying and being In tas
Twelfth W-rd OF the city OF New York. bounded ana
described foows Begfanius at point the SOUTH
erly side Of One Hundred and thrtyrst Street dist
three hundred feet eastsriy from the formed ~
the intersection of thu southerly side OF one Hnnei
Thtrty-lrsU with the eaSturly side
Avenue. widened: running thence southery parael
with Seventh Avenue, unetynine feet and eleven nah
the of the block between Hundred an
Thirtisth and Hundred and Thirty-Arst StreetN
thence sasterly, along said line OF the block
sixteen feet inches thonce norhery. end par ae4
with Seventh Avenue partly throusn the centre or
party wall ninetynine feet eleven inches TO the sod
sry side Of One Hundred and Thirty hrst Street az
thence westerly along the southery side OF one Hundred
and Thrtyf fra Street. sixteen feet inches % me
point place = beginning Being a Of the prem
ises conveyed EtheIbert Wilson and Adelaide Wilson
by Charles j. Stebbns. by deed OF Conveyance bearts
day April 1856 and recorded In the o.
fee Of The Register OF the City and County OF .sW
York LIbsr a35 OF Convsysnces. page 2d0. Be.-s
tho premises known Number lao West
iStst Street Borough OK Manhattan In the City or Ne"
York
Dated New York May t7tn 1904
JACOB f SAIOMON. Referee.
GEORGE ". ELLIS Plsintirs TAI Broadway.
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tone OF the Dutch Queen. and with the remark
s'Your majesty can command your own sub
jects but am a German" took his departure
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TRAVEL.

THE GEMS OF THE EAST. BY a Henry savxr.
Landor- Illustrated svo. pp xiv, SCI. (Harper
& Bros)
An account OF Journey through the PhNtp-
pines. discussing their topography, ethnOlogy and
civil political conditions Illustrated with rhoto-
graphs and
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the Second German Edition and Edited BY Fran
els A. Scratchley. NJ. D. Illustrated. Svo DID,
xiN. ESQ. Dunk e Wagnalls.)
discussion OF the most recent scientific prin-
ciples and explanations OF the latest apparatus
for The use OF electricity in medical prsutics
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City Hotels.
Surrogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner C Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF New
York Notice e hereby given all having
against Maria L ChssaInA late OF the County Of New
York, deceased the with vouchers
20 the subscriber % transsctins
Tho ONCE OF Dexter Osborn Gillespie. No u Broadway
Borough OF Manhattan In The City OF New o
before the 22nd day Of June next
Dated New York. the 18th day OF December 1908.
TIMOTHY MATLACK CHEESMAN. Executor.
DEXTER. OSBORN GILLESPIE. Attorneys for
ecutor. II broadway. New York City.
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OLD POEMS AND PLAYS.
Some Columbia University Studies
IN Literature.

70, .-osrsy IN ENGLISH POETRY OF TIE
AcynS,sK5 FNTE AND SEVENTEENTH CEN
ssrT9fTFE NV John Smith Harrison 1zrno pp-
n ~ The Macmillan Company.
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40 West Islst street.

Tho approximate amount OF lien or charge. %
which above described sold Is
and interest from Dec with
the and allowance amounting 1921 al with in
S12i4l thereof from November 1908. to
gethsr with the expenses tho The Approximate
OF assessments and CvOon or
other Hens. TO be allowed 70 the purchaser OF tho
purchase money paid by the referee Is $500
JACOB T. SALOMON Referee
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EDUCATIONAL

ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS. By
Richard 7. Ely Phi u. and George Ray Wicker
Pm d limo pp- vi. $50. CThe Macmillan Company
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POETRY.
POLITICAL SCIENCE.

DAVID: A TRAGEDY. BY Gale Young Rice. svo IN
lis. Mcclure. Phillips Col
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SUCCESS AMONG NATIoNS BY Emil Reich j. D.
syo ID. xi 2s5- (hisrper & Bros)
A study Of ths progress OF modern nations.
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IN PTRsUAyCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
- Abner c. Thomas. SuTrogate OF the County Of New
York dated January 20 1904 Notice hereby given 10
All persons having claims against MARIA A. CUTLER
Iafe OF the County York deceased present Tia
vonchsIs thereof TO the subscriber az his
81 transactIng business 22O Broadway CITY OF
New York Borough OF Manhattan. on or before
seventh day OK September next
GFORGE r.. WESTERFTELD. Exsu-tor.
Dated New York the 9TH day OF February. 1904
JOHN ATTKEN Attorney for Executor. No 20 Brad
way, York. N.
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RELIGIOUS.

SAINT JOHN IN PATMOS. BY the Rev. Peyton GAL
lagher. N. A. 12mo, pp. xviii III. (Broadway
Publishing Company
DANIEL, AND THE AGE OF EXILE. BY the Rev
A. Mitchell Hunter. Ismo. pp. XII l01- (Phila-
delphia: J. B. Lippinoott Company
In the Temple Series Bible Handbook"
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good advertisements getting casscations and
good positions In The Sunday Tribune ~ sending In
Cory eArtJ.
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Surrogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Ahner C. Thomas. surrogats OF the County Of New
AGAINST Baird, late OF the County
deceased, present with thereof 80
me subscriber place OF transactng business No NJ
wall Street City OF New York or before ~
18th day November next
Dated Nav YORK. the 11th day q May 1904.
EDWARD T. BROWN. Fxecu.or
B. W. B. BROWN Attorney for Executor IS Wan Stree,
Manhattan ~. r. City.
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PROPOSALS FOR NEW BUILDINGS

T1HUPUSALo FUH NEW BUILDINGS
Frsnkford Arsenal. Philadelphia Ps. May 81. 1904
Sealed proposals IN trplieatA viii rsceved until 10
o'clock A VI. Monday, Juns 80 for constructing
One Story Brick and Steel Building 22s feet ioh inches
ca inches wide, Assembling Shop,
Artillery Ammunition Plant and Two Story Brick and
Steel Building 2li feet ION inches long by 30 feet
inches wide for Store House, Small Arms Ammunition
Plant at the Frankfort Arsenal Information furnished
application TO Lieut.. Col FRANK HEATH. Comdg.
DOCK ISLAND ARSENAL. ROCK ISLAND.
Illinois. Sealed proposals. In trtpczte, upon
the blank forms furaished oy this Office only Will be
June g. 1904 for furnishing Hardware Leather Steel
Cleaning Materials, Oils. Paints, Chemicals
tsrials heating and lighting. Paper Lumber, eto
during ascRl year ending June 30 1905 Inforrna-
ton furnished on application Lieut. Col s. s
BLUNT. COmdg.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU Oh
Engraving and Printing Washington. D. c. June g.
l0O4Ssaled proposals vii be received this Once until
?. Monday. june ~. 1904. for furnishing single
cylinder nRngles and metallic Washing Machines
Blank forms for proposals. ana further Information will
furnished application 70 WM NJ MEREDITH. Director
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County AZ
Nav York Notice hereby given all persons havine
Francis Crawford late OF the County ot
New York deceased, present the same with vofIrS
thereof the subscribers at their place OF
seyoei No Al Park Row Chimes Buildng). IN ~
City OF New York. Borough OF Manhattan on or be-
fore the flrst day OF July next
Dated New York. the oath day OF December 1901
JANE c. CRAWFORD. -.
WILLIAM z. DILLER, : NAccltora
FETTRETCH SII4KMAN & SEYBEL. Attorneys FOR
Executors, a Park Row. Borough Of Manhattan.
City York.
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REPRINTS.
SCI nee.

TIE POEMS OF HENRY ABBEY. Fourth Edition
Enlarged iemo. pp. asa. "a Appleton & Col
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Frank 7. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County %
New York. Notice hereby given TO all persons hav-
inx claims against Elizabeth ". Aldrich. late Of
tho County OF New York deceased present the
subscribers their %
transactnx business - Broadway in the Borough
Manhattan, city Of New York. before the
Both day OF SEPTEMBER. next
York. OF March. 1904.
JAMES HERMAN ALDRICH,
SPENCER ALDRICH.
JAMES NEVETT STEELE Executors
JACOB BERRY UNDERHiLL4
THOMAS u. DUDLEY. JR
Dewitt IockmAn Dewitt ATTORNEYS for Executors. 81
Nassau Street. Borough q Manhattan. New YORK
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ELECTRO DIAGNOSIS AND ELECTRo-rHERA-
PEuTIcs. By Or. Tosy COIN. Translated from
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IN PTJRSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

AoneF = In9Inds 800 - ~ S.unty o
claims against Garlic M Wynkoop late Of tbs County
~ Neg-York. deceased. present the same. with
vouchers the suhstoers AZ their place Of
transacting business at the ONCE or sullivan Csom-
well No 40 Wall Street. In the City OF New-York on
or before the 22d day OF November next.
dated New York the 18th day OF May, 1904.
FLORENCE A SCARBOROUGH MABEL. MACDON-
AID, Executives.
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL. Attorneys for Executives
AZ Wall Street. New York city.
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a Frank T. Fttzgerald. a Surrogate Of County n,
New York noticels hereby given to all persons having
claims against Homer Nichols late OF the County ~
New YORK deceased present the same with voucb-
ers thereof subscribers. at their place rans-
acting business, the Office OF Taylor. Anderson
Seymour, Attorneys. No. IS Wall Street. TIA
City New York. or before the SOth day OF October
Dated New York. the ssrd day OF April, 1904
SARAH ANN NICHOLS. JAMES WALLACE MICH
OILS Executors
TAYTOR ANDERSON s. SEYMOUR, Attorneys for
Executors IS Wall Street, Borough oc Manhattan.
City OF New York.
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GARTH GRANVILLE WIN PURSUANCE

GARTH. GRANVILLE WIN PURSUANCE
" OF an order Of Hon. Frank T Fitzgerald a Surro-
gate OF the County OF New-YOrk. NOTICE is hereby
given al persons having claims against GRANVILLE
w CAIArH deceased. late OF the County OF New York
with vouchers thereof 70 the
place transacting business the OF
Harrison & Byrd No. 80 Wall Street. Borough OF Man
IN the City OF New YORK on or before the fifteenth
day OF September next.
Dated New York. the third day OF March. 1904
LILLE INCOME GARTH. Administrators
Harrson Byrd Attorneys for Administrative. 50 Wall
New YORK CITY.
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

- Abner c. Thomas g Surrogate OF the Comfy o New
York notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims
Herman. late OF the County
deceased present same with vouchers thereof
the SUBSCRIBERS place transacnz
tho Office Jerome c. Herman No 35 Nassau
the City OF New York. before the 9th day Of
SenteElbor
Dated New York nth day Of March. 1904
HERMAN EzecutrtX. JEROME c. HERMAN.
LEO SONNERORN, Executorz
CHARLES L GPE EESEAILA Attorney Executors 80
Broadway. New York City
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.y,Tr, ,,cro.rJsF4 HEROIC PLAY: A Critical De-
scrinrton OF the Rhymed Tragedy OF the Res
toration by Louis Nathaniel Chase- 1AnO'
m III $50 The Macmillan Company
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'The Yale Pot-Pourri' for 1904 Ia out. cred
liable example of undergra duate work In book
making II gives. as usual. complete survey
OF all the student activities and is frustrated
with numberless photographs and rawlings,
some Of the latter ceverly executed. There Is
DOT much literature In the volume. but space
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-04

Gwendolen Overton. author OF THE Heritage
of Unrest" and Anne Carmel" has laid out an
ambitious programme for herself. She has start
ed 10 write series OF six eight books which
will be studies of modern American life and
conditions" The first OF them. which she has
entitled Captains OF the World" is announced
to be issued by Macmillan in September.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-04

Another writer OF short stories is 20 blossom
into a novelist The Reven Company announces
for September Norman Duncan's first novel 10
be called Doctor Luke OF the Labrador" AL
though Mr.. Duncan Is by occupation professor
OF rhetoric and English at Washington and JEFF
ferson University. in Pennsylvania. he spends
all his summer vacations the Newfoundland
and Labrador coasts where he gathers the ma
terlal for his stories among the fisher folk Of
whom he writes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-11
HAND MAkGLED BY CANNON.
Manager for Poros Brothers Received Pain
ful Injuries al Rocky Point

Philip Hangen. OF Reading. Pa. was
severely injured by the premature dis
charge Of small cannon at Rocky
Point, yesterday afternoon.
Hangar. who is "a years old. is manager
for Poros brothers, who do the chasm-
vaultlng and trick cycle riding acts.
A cannon II fred as the bicycle rider
is making the leap
Ifangen held the muzzle OF the cannon
IN his right band and accidentally ex-
ploded tho cap which ignited a charge.
The flesh was blown from the first three
fingers OF the mans hand. considerable
loss OF blood being prevented by the in
jured mans presence OF mind In clasping
his wrist tightly with his other hand
Dr. Darby OF Riverpoint and n. 4. Nc
Dermott OF this city were called from the
ball grounds 20 attend the injured man
who was at once taken on the 3:S sub
urban car 10 the latters office at 201
Washington street where the wound was
dressed
>-Lfnless tetanus sets in one OF the physi-
clans stated that he thought the injuries
would heal readily.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-11
ANDRADE
"PR0BABLY
GUILTY"

on a charge OF having endeavored TO
pass counterfeit $40 bill, Christian An
drade. a Portuguese from Brava. was
arraigned in the United States district
court this morning before Judge Brown.
Andrade. who was represented by
Henry ]. Dubois. was the only witness
Ia his own behalf and he said that the
bill, which was presented TO be changed
at couple OF saloons on South Main
street. was found by him In his pay
envelope a week ago Saturday. at Easton.
Mass. The bill was 81 certificate that
was raised to appear like a $40 bill as far
as the figures went.
The fake was discovered by a saloon
keeper named Samuel Goldborger and
the arrest OF Andrade followed.
One OF the men who was with him ap
peared for the government at the hearing
today as also did the police officer that
figured In the arrest.
Secret Service Agent Joseph T.. Murphy
Cf Boston. son OF the ST. Louis secret
service man that gathered In Marcus
Graham. was also one OF the witnesses
N the case.
Andrade was adjudged probably guilty
and held In the sum OF $500 for the grand
Jury, which meets In November. BY the
time his case comes TO trial he Will have
served quite n sentence unless his friends
secure bail for him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-11
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
First Union FI.Id Day Enjoyed BY Hope and
Newman Councils.

The frst union field day OF Hope and
Newman councils Knights OF Columbus
was held at the Warwick club, yesterday
and was enjoyed by about 200 members
and q limited number OF invited guests
from Boston. Fall River. Attleboro. New
port Pawtucket, Woonsocket and the
Pawtuxet valley.
The party left Olneyville in special cars
al 10 a. m. ball game between the two
com1cts was the first thing on the pro-
gram. IT was hard-fought contest, and
Hope council won by the score OF 8 10 s.
Then followed various athletic contests
The fat mans race was won by John A.
O'Brfen OF Newman council while the
bowling contest between the two councils
ended In a tie DR.. Doran umpired the
ball game
A chowder was served the quests at
noon. But the real feast came at D. m.
when Steward Otto Boone served, an ex-,
cellent bake that was done ample Justice
by all present. After the bake n quartet
of members OF Hope council. Mr.. Feeney.
leader. rendered vocal selections
Among the state officers present were
the following State Deputy Matthew j.
Cummings. State Secretary William p.
Nolan. State Treasurer ]. F. Rerey and
District Deputies Manning and McCabe.
The committee which had charge OF the
outing was made up OF members OF the
two councils as follows Hope council.
Francis A. Mag,rire. chairman of the
union committee: J. j. McCabe, Thomas
f. Carr. ]. d. Murray, owen McNair. T.
r. Ryan. J. #. McCaffrey and Martin p.
Femey; for Newman council, John A.
O'Brien, George Cfegg. Peter Muiraine,
Joseph Hoy, T. j. Meyers and James
Kirby.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-11
TO ENTERTAIN AOMIRALS.
Congressman EuII 10 Have Party Of Officials
at Pomham Tomorrow.

Tomorrow. which is their regular club
day at Pomham. Congressman Melville
W. Bull Will have as guests a party OF
about 25 prominent officials from the
Unite Estates government stations at
Newport There is 10 be at least four
admirals of the navy as well as a num-
Lcr of captains and other commissioned
officers of both land and sea forces.
The commandant at the training sta
ton has placed at the disposal OF the
party the L. s. s. Hist. formerly ]. p
MOI gan's yacht. and the congressman
and his guests will embark at Newport
at 1000 g. m. and reach the landing at
Pcniham at 1880. The party will then
have plenty OF time 10 look over the
grounds and meet the club members be-
70 = the dinner is ready at 1880, the hour
tina: the Pomham dinners are generally
served.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-11

Immediately after breakfast, that is to
say. little after Q oslock he started for
q horseback ride Just before mounting
his horse a telegram was handed him
giving a concise outline OF the platform.
From the moment OF his reading of that
telegram 1t was noticed that he was very
much preocoupied and as he rode Off his
head was bowed as in deep thought.
About 1880 o'clock he rode up TO the
railroad station. asked for kilograms and
received quite a bunch OF them. ] hap
pen 10 know that mono OF them gave the
Information he wanted. He chatted with
the reporters for while and IL was af-
terwards recalled that some OF his Ques-
tions 10 them betrayed his lack OF first
hand knowledge OF the conventions ac-
ton. He waited about station almost ir-
resolute In bearing for fully ten minutes
and then suddenly galiopped back to-
wards Rosemount An hour afterwards
his famous telegram was filed with the
operator and the remarkable series of
events was under way.
That night while the convention tossed
and billowed with the sensation ne had
producAd he did not so early to bed as he
had done the night before, although the
local oelebra ton In his honor ceased and
the people dispersed as early as 1913 p.
m. He sat UP until after a. m closely
watching the bulletin and made no move
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-11
MARINE REGISTER.

Tomorrow the sun rises at 4:n n. r.. and
sets at I'm p. m. The tides are high at
7:02 a. m. and 7;22 y. IN.
The following vessels have arrived in
this port in the past "a hours:
Steamer Essex. Johnson, Baltimore.
Steamer Spartan, PaiBne. Philadelphia.
Steamer Pilgrim. Hazard. New York
Steamer Larchmont, Wilcox. New York
Steamer Forester, Lake. Fall River.
Steamer Mount Hope, Rlcketson, Block
Island.
steamer City Of Haverhill. stinson,
Block Island.
Steamer New shoreham. Dodge. Block
Island.
Steamer City OF Newport Brown. New
port
Steamer Warwick. Lake Fall River.
Steamer Corsair Tiverton.
Steamer Queen City, Tiverton.
Tug Vignant New York.
Tug John Scully. Gegg. Boston.
Tug s. Thomas Brown. Newport
Barge Fosteena, 30 tons OF brick 20
order
Schooner +. e. T.. Givan. Melville, ST.
Johns. $4,000 laths for Burrows a Ken
yon.
Schooner A. r. Kindbere. 2u.OoO feet of
lumber for Burrows a Kenyon
Schooner r. n. Benedict Cook. Jack
sonville. $4,000 feet OF lumber for Pot
ter.
Barge New Jersey, Burlee, Guttenburg.
G6S tons OF coal for Pawtuckct
Barge H. j. Berwind. Gutenberg, Rl
tons of coal for Pawtucket
Barge owen Breckenridge. Hoboken, SCI
tons OF coal for Pawtucket
Barge Tobasco. South Amboy. as tons
81 coal for Pawtucket.
Barge Cnrdenhs. Newport News an5
tens OF coal for the railroad.
SAILED
Tugs Vigilant and John Scully.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-11

towards retiring until after the action OF
the convention upon his telegram was
made plain 10 him.
1T is not true" said the gentleman
quoted above that Judge Parker sent a
message TO Senator Hill demanding the
insertion OF a gold plank His telegram
10 William # Sheehan was his first COM
munication. directly or indirectly. with
the convention"
Judge Parker received today the fol-
lowing message from former President
Grover Cleveland:
"Buzzards Bay. July u.-You must per-
NIT me TO express my gratitude and ad-
miration for thes plendid manifestation
OF honor and courage you have given TO
your countrymen and TO the Democracy
In your St Louis dispatch"
The telegram from William r. Hearst
on Sunday evidently went astray, but
duplicate was received today as follows.
dated Chicago. July 10:
II congratulate you upon your nomina-
ton and upon the expression OF Demo-
cratic principles in the platform on which
you stand hope and believe that
battling for the people and for such prin-
ciples you will lead the Democrats to
Victory"
Judge Parker Immediately wrote Mr..
Hearst the following letter:
Dear Sir: Just word 10 thank you for
your very kind message OF congratulation
and TO assure you OF my very grateful
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-11

Will Leave
TONIGHT

The steamer Pilgrim sailing for New
York at 7;45 this evening will carry
away from Providence so jolly shriners.
These gentlemen are headed for the an
nuai convention OF the Ancient Arabic
Order OF Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine. TO
be held at Atlantic City. N. j.. on We'd
nesday and Thursday OF this week
or the so Providence shriners that are
going TO the convention these four are
Official delegates: Illustrious potentate.
Robert L. Spencer; mobiles. George II.
Grant, Arthur w. Dennis and ]. r. Old
ham.
On arriving at New York tomorrow
morning the party will proceed 20 Lake
wood y. j.. by the way OF Jersey City
A; Lakewood the dinner will be served
and a drive about the place INDUCED In.
including drive through the woods one
OF the finest In the east
Passage Will be taken 10 Atlantic City
In the afternoon. and at Gao the party
Is 10 arrive at Hotel Scarborough. which
VIII be the headquarters OF the Rhode
Island delegation.
Friday will be spent IN Philadelphia
Ell route for New York. Fairmount park
Is TO be visited and the various drives
about the Quaker City Will be taken in.
Return 20 Providence will be made by
Providence line steamer, arriving at e:30
Saturday morning.
The excursion is under the direction OF
Simmons & Marsters OF Boston. and local
arrangements made by the following
committees:
Badges-Iilustrious Mobiles Joseph p.
Burlingame, Frank T. Pearce, A. ]. Fer
guson
On Camel-Illustrious Mobiles Henry A.
Carpenter. Il. G. Penniman, ]. p. Bur
lingame.
Entertainment En- Route-Nobles T..
Percy Davis. Fred I. Dana, +. A. Cooke.
Charles M. Robbins.
Entertainment at Hotel-Nobles Fred
1. Dana, T.. Percy Davis. DIR. r. n Clarke.
Charles f. Berry. A. E Burland.
Music-rllustrious Noble Frank T.
Pearce. Noble George II. Grant.