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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Cne,hundred- a nd -eaghty-second-st.. south side.
q feet west Of Davdson-ave.; three story frame
dwelling house Tsx4O feet; Helen r Roberts
owner: " Fl Orchard. architect SSH
Norr,s-ave west side % feet south % one
st: fifteen two story brick
dwelling houses. 2Oy65 feet; Bronx Home Realty
company owner: Macmillan Zipkes. architect:
$4,000 . %. -.
Grant-aye east side. % feet south OF one nun
a. "a si,t,-sivtb-st fifteen two story brick
dwelling houses 20x65 feet: same owner and arch
Long Island Sound west side. between Green and
Morgan ayes two and oue-haf story frame dwell
ipg house 65x32iz feet: Annie +. LeNerlch. owner
IJonpIn & Koen. architects: $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27
NEBRASKA GRAINS HELPED.
Good Rains Over the State-Most of the
Spring Flowing Finished.
'IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Omaha. April 26.-The Burlington's weekly crop
report issued to-day shows that most OF the State
was visited by good rains within the last few days,
putting the ground in excellent condition. Wheat
IS generally In good condition. though still growing
SLOWLY On account Of the cool weather There is
stu some lack % moisture in the western part OF
the State. Pastures and meadows are in excellent
condition.
Alfalfa is in good condition generally and ranges
are in fairly good condition. The fruit outlook is
bright. From O. to So per cent % the blowing for
spring grain has been done, and the seeding has
practically been finished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27
TO REOPEN BOSTON GAS CASE.

Boston. April 2s.-The Boston gas consolidation
case is 20 be reopened IN order that counsel for
Kidder. Peabody g. Co. OF Boston. one OF the de-
PENDANTS may reply 10 parts OF the argument OF
counsel for the petitioner at the recent prolonged
trial here The opportunity for counsel 10 be heard
was granted to-day by Judge Barker Of the su-
prene Court before whom the case was tried. and
Sherman L Whipple counsel for Receiver George
w Pepper OF the Bay State Gas Company. OF
Delaware the petitioner. Will be permitted to reply
20 the new brief OF the defendant This reopenins
VIII further defer the courts decision In the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27
SCHEDULES OF A. 3. BAXTER & co.

The schedules in the assignment or \. II. Baxter
& Co. incorporated. cotton brokers, at No. 81
Broadway. were flied yesterday in the Supreme
Court They show liabilities. sS5o7le: nominal as
sets s229 Sq5: actual assets. Ss2 The corporation
assigned on January 30 20 George J. Vestner The
coupanv had branch Offices at Paterson, y. j;
Atlanta Ga: Macon Ga: Raleigh. y. 6. AND
Newbern. y. c. The officers were A h Baker
president. and Phoenix 2. I.ipp. secretary. Inc
principal consist Of cash in bank subject TO
attachment. and office fixtures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27
BUYS HIGH CLASS DWELLING HOUSE

Douglas Robinson. Charles s. Brown & Co have
sold for n client the dwelling house No. ~ East
Thirty eghth-st. 25xhalf the block TO another ell
ant FOR OCCUPANCY They were also the brokers
On tho sale Of No East Fffty-seventh-st.. to A.
Van Horne Stuyvesant They have also sold J. G.
Hanna's property at Cold Spring Harbor to James
Bowen. The property has frontage on 'old
Spring Harbor and adjoins the land Of Louis 9
u-as sold n client.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27
SALE OF AVON INN PROPERTY

Frank 7. Fisher Company have sold the Avon
Inn property al Avon by-the-S Sea. y. j.. comprls-
ing hotel and seventeen lots Oxl5O feet. Cottages
will be built the lots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27
Real Estate.
A Deed

in the chain OF title to
your real estate
May have been forged.
May have been made by married man whose
wife did not sign.
May have been made by attorney in fact
whose power void.
May have been signed by wife who was at
the time a minor.
The tie may have come through fore
closu sale in which all parties in interest
were e Joined.
None of these things may happen
in your title, but they are not only
possible, but frequent i'll real estate
titles. We may know no more than
you regarding some of these things,
but having found out ali we are able
to, we CAN and WILL guarantee
YOU against what neither of us can
find out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27
LEASES A cRoroN-sT. HOUSE.

Louis Becker. Of No. 2oe Amsterdam-ave, has
sed for Mrs Lucy Dobbs the three story private
dwelling house No Croton-st., for term Of three
wears, to John LubeTti.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27
Foreclosure Sales.
NrEW Y0RK SI-PRENIE COTRT. COUNTl


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COu-N
~ u New YorS-Northern improvement t,-.-- II
plafrtff vs. Nathan 3. Levin and others de sgv
ntt-stla-cc Judgment OF foreclosure AMI a. s,rg
oaIe and entered IN above entitled ACTON. m.
date tire day ~ April 1904 T. the uneSl7tI- arc
Referee JUDGMENT named. viii sell ai p~'s 81
ton az the New York Real Estate Sa-es-,.in = Nsr
broadway. in Borough Of Manhattan. ny - "A
York on day 81 May 1905. at J. ccN
mat dsv By Harris - Fisher. auctioneer tnc $3.50
dire Judgment be sold and therein and
as follows: All certain plot. piece or parcel Nd
situate living AMI being IN the Twenty IliIt" Nsr
Borough ~ The city. count, ana STATE - a, a
York bounced described follows: Heg-n -uo
MONT on che easterv Of WEBSTER Avenue ds
hundred and twenty t12Gl sogtewardy l'o s..et
so-ftbeast r1rrcr of Webster and l~d 7s.ss-
running thence eustwarily right angles % rar-
alI-I With fOrtyei.t c4> teet' Jstsr
thence eaStwardly ard asan a right angles snans
Avenue ninety feet Webster Avenue anu -
t,sre -,rrhvrnrIIv aone webster torty ess
feet 4, the noint place - beginning BEING -
a. sts Nc g. and g. on Of hundred anerr
ertv four liT4 choice hts dsiran IN sitiiatei
fSSJ S-rret STATEN 24rh Weird. New YORK t-ty -
Nav 1896 made by Douglas Knox. G. = AMI CIV -
Vcror''
N"''''' ~ GEORGE II HART. Roo.
rp~z-sT rr,rr ftty for P1T 81 William stee-
borough OF Nanhatsan. New York civ 49, - "a
The following is n diacrern or Inc properly l'
as d. s. aiscd above the street number orius
ISal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27

The approximate amount - th- Ter er cna1 e ali
which above dCscfi.Ci property is -
81 ISs 81 WITH interest ttsreoI from tie li CAV ,irf
1s04 tggsther with the costs and allowances i.f4
to SaO4 with interest from the 23rd d1y 2r tpaa.
together with the expenses % the sale iie s-s %
O or other lcra W..
be allowed 20 the purchase out Of INC pliteAl'-
or uaid referee Is Siu10S anil interest r-fr
The prcnis VIII be sold subject 10 60. -,te q
MORTGAGE OF - COR. ard Etere7t therein az INC -
Il, rerc pei from Dvcenlcr Jti lS.'.
Dated. New York. April etth lly4 .,,-- uassus>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27
Public Notice.
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.

II INtME 20 Q 1T. NJ IEI4I4AIE DIV ISION,
First Judicial Dcpavtmert.-In the Matter OF the
Application the Board 81 Rapid Transit
miss toner's fr the City II New York fer appointment
three Commissioners determine
a rapid trarst railway railways for convevapre
transportation OF persons property as deerreI
10 al ruct md crate i.
Weschester Avenue EXtension.-PubIc hereby
gwen that the undersigned having. Nv OF the
appellate Division Of the supreme Court for the First
Judicial DepaT trrent. bearing
1.04 been appointed Commissioners determine ard
after due public hearing whether railway.
tionr n petition Of named Beard ure-
SAIL Appellate about the 1gfh
February 1874. aud hcd Of Clerk
OF said Court about the day, ought
strUcted and operated. DO hereby Tuesday
3rd OF May 1901 at O'clock in the afternoon the
81 RFpld Transit Railroad for
Of New York. No. co Broadway. in OF
Manhattan. city OF New and place for
sitting such sitting
sittIngs may held. VIII hear an
persons interested in the said matter
Dated New York. April 2ist. 1904.
WILLIAM . DAVIES. FRANCIS HIGGINS COLBY
NJ CHESTER. Jr
CiEt,T'G- L. PIVfS aG Liberty street: BOARDMsN
PIsATT solely. - Wall street. View York Citv.
Attorneys Board Rapid Transit Railroad
Commissioners for the City OF New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27
REALTY NOTES.

The Roman Catholic Church OF ST. Claire is the
b,ver Of No AS to 40 West Thirty-sixth-st.
Joseph s Rich has leased Edward +. Lanke
nan part OF Nos 1874 and 3S5 Sixth-ave. for four
years. 81 900 a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27
GEORGE A. wHEELocK A BUYER.

George 4. Wheelock. tho well known opokmaker
ba. bought from SiIas Furman through q. r. +.
R,,ao,nh and NJ Cohn & Co. Nos. 20 and p East
Tbirtv-tbIrd-st two four story brick dive ling
houses on plot Sc fS9S9 feet lie owns three
adjoining The plot lust h0ught.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27
MAY IMPROVE A WEST SIDE PLOT.

H Bernstein has bought the house Ions occupied
nv lanes Slattery. on a plot 5Ox1022 feet. on the
south side Of Eighty-fourth-st., @o feet west OF
West End-ave. This parcel together with plot
ga sxfO2 feet ahuttng II in Eshty-third-st VIII
be improved It is thought, with private dwelling
No..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27
rr,11r rrnr1r OLE THE STATE OF NEW

York by the Grace q COL Free and nd sp+1 Il
J0-eph T. kers. Maurice " 49,,
fred NJ Berg. Rachel b. Mavson. Waiter : Is Es-E
7 F.rr Howard Berg William T. Berg hslsar J. -.
Hart N TerE Louise de l. PerE. leon VI beIst
he T. Iyerr Beuiah r.. Iouchheiu. Marian LsNs "
T3err Esrthq Ferc Nellie u. RerE. Robert q Se@ -
NorreII IcrC Mason Berg. Van Bel befS a-i 49,. n
the estate Of Marian 'eIs' .
the county OF York deceased as gredl,ors - Ar.
send greeting You am eicl ~
hereby cited required pevs. nally 70 - s tE,
before our Surrogate Of the county or We" C,v
S,trrnrats's Court u said county. held az ns sac
court House County ~ New York on ne =
June 1904. holf past ten O'CLOCK in lg .tsvsr.
thar dav then there attend ludl,iaI I Wsi-
Of ~ PROCEEDINGS " Hart ~ tel-
ter Berg Executors Il the last WIZ ana "a
If said deceased II are hereoy 49, -
are ur,ler the % years. are so
.prear by guardian. IL YOU have one or y - n
more - Apply for % be appointsl.
tire event ~ neglect failure % DO So A..
will DO appointed by the Surrogate % leIleS7N1 ~
fer YOU In the proceeding 80. So, . re
In Testimony whereof have caused tle S7tl
S4trro-ate=. OF the said county o.
g u York o. be herelnto AFFIXED witness .r-
FRANK T. FITZGERALD S1rroga,r.e o. -
m. 6 said County. the county Of NeW 80 ms
10Th Of NTrH IN the year ~ our L.-
~ JAMES A. uONNELLl
Clerk ~ the Surro<ltes -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27
Country Property to Let.

y,oR RENT-Clifton. y. J.. minutes from city. 10
II rooms; house newly decorated all improvements;
barn; fine lawn trolley door three minutes Erie
station. moderate y. VAN HONEN. Clrtcn- ave,
Clifton. y. J.
ENGIEWOOD! NORTH.-Beautifu house. r
baths. lately remodeled stable; gardeners COTTAGE
acres. for rent. sl.500
II wEATHERBy & co. EngIewood y. j.
ENGIEwCOD!--Housss web all nprovor.e
rent, $50. sos. SIS. SIS. H. WEATHERBY. 27l
Broadway ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27
Change of Name.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THg
~ a Freeman Mill Co. domestic corporafl-n
having principal business Office IN the City County AMI
state of New York will apply 10 the Supreme o. ia
state Of York New York county. at Special Tenn
Part Thereof to be held at the New York County Cogr.
House. in Of New York the 18th n
NAV 1904 O'Clock IN the forenoon q that day
err thereafter counsel be heard. for an
order authorizing said corporation 70 change its coporss
name 20 Pelican River Mil CO.. and for ot1sr
and further relief be proper and necessary.
Dated New York April 9Th. 1901
\. a. FREEMAN MILL CO..
BY CHARLES ". LANG. President
PHILLIPS & AVERY. Attorneys for A. a. Fresmas
1fiH Co Tribune Building. Manhattan New Yok
CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27
Proposals.
LIS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

- Department Of the interior. ONCE OF Indian go.
Washington -. C.. March u. i9Of-Sealsd prorcsss,
Endorsed Proposals for beef. -four. The caSa
be directed the Commissioned OF Indfan 10y
26-261 South Canal street. Chicago. H.. be rees-
until I O'Clock p OF Tuesday. May 3 1904 Tor
ushnE for the Indian Service beef four bacon ~
coffee rice. and other articles subsso-s
also groceries. baking powder crocxerv
cultural implements paints. oils. glass. tinws-e
plies. a long lis Of miscellaneous articles 80
proposals. Endorsed Proposals rubber s,Ois
ware. etc may be. and directed "a =
Commissioned Cf Indian Affairs. coz Seventh sfs
81 Luis Ne. viii be received until I ccsCck D. aS
Thursday May ;. 1904. for furnishing the nian
Vice. ruboe- goods. bets. and shoes. hardware
supplies Sealed proposals indOIsed 'Ir1posals -
blankets. wOcer and cotton goods. clothing. as ~
be, and drecteG to the tcsnlissi0nsr
Affairs. Nos 1l9 III Wooster New civ -
be received until O'Clock OF Tuesday. =,
for furnishing for the Indian Service blsnksf
and cotton GOODS clothing notions. hats -
BiGs he out Government blanks S.re51ss-
giving necessary Information for bidders vii. b. ~
nshed application 70 Tire Indian ONE Wastia-tsr
u. G.. the II. : Indian warehouses. 49, III Wo0..s.
cage IN SIS Howard street Omaha Nebr. Co. serf,
seventh street Louis No. the COnmssares OF 49,
sistsuce L : A.. a cheyenne. Wyo. and st P1-.
MINI: the Quarte-master. u. s. A., Seattle. Wash Ia
SioS civ. Tucson Fottl1nd
Tacoma and the Manufacturers and Producers Asso-
Cf California san Francisco. cal Bids viii
a and DAYS above stated. and bidfs.
invited to be present the evening The D-ps--
msnt reserves the right dftermine the point d.
livery reject and all bids q azy
bid. W. n JONES' Commissions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27

York BY the Grace of God Free ard Independent
T., Mary Caroline Russell Emma r Russel Hi-ah Anna
TTsseI- Victor. emily Netter. sadie Russei
Everett Carpenter. Mary BIuce Harriet " Davis Han
Kellogg samuel Belden. Giles Russell Dart Ella p
Kendall. shranl RuSsei Bellsn Ella Erfv Emma smith;
fIilah Anna Robbins. Annie Davis, Carl Victor Theos
- Victor. Edward y. Victor. Henry a. Victor Aoerr
sruA~ta~. Jesse C. Carpenter fapets Carpenter nns
s Carpenter; Mary SonnerF- clarence tarpeI-e- VIVA
T--othirrhan1 Hermann and Harry BERN am.
the widow heirs and next 1i Siq Or snlit1 Laisys.s
T3r-so1 .~s-=sd Greeting Whereas. Giles Russe
p7rt Z the % New YCrs has lately applied 70 -
S-,--0zaros Of County % Jew fnrA ~ haEs
v-o certain Instruments writing barring date the "a
T06f -ssnerrfveIv -alatinz % both real AMI personal
rr-re-fv duv proved the last VIII and Testament =
sftb Tfaysts Russell late = the county Of New AoFA
isreasaI Therefore YOU and each q you are cited
,-aa- before the q our County o. VIEW 1tN
-. ~ en-. i'm the county n New York the ht1
81 - Ma one thousand nine hundred and four az
o'clock forenoon % that DAY M
~ fhs-e the probate %, the said last w" al
Tcs.ar,sD- And such u hereby cited as As
ds- the age ~ twauty-one years. are required % ~
~ nv y-rr guardian. u have one. or " YOU nas,
r1a &, appear apply for one u be appointed q =
ne event ~ YOUR failure 70 do So slasla.
MI t srnointad Surrogate 70 represent and a'
for the proceeding , a.. 81 q
Tssrfrrr-v We have caused me sea-
-he Surrogate's court Of the saiI C0InIy -
New be hereuuc7 attXsd "l.lss
Thomas. a SurrHgate p
SD county OF New said County. the "a aS -
~ - s,,,- JAMES A DONNELLX
NieN ~ CLERK OF gates Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27

, 34th-st. No IS West. c5x9s Q: Austen q Fox to 60,
ACoph 4 Frankfeld: @ and AV'
27th-st, 8. 1ej it OF 5th-ave. "INsS9; lss99G
Russell referee Potter: mortgage STU 20 600
Maconlbs Dam Read. 9i1 fl : of 1J1st st X.-sbi
" OF It'll ave 49.llx " 100 Tx n JbsX
81: al William Fuhh 900
another. mortgage. $1,000: o and loV
100 II: Catherine SchubaCh 81 al. 70 Mary Il -,
11Oth-st Nos 81 ana - East. 37.6x1co1t; Max
Rollnick irving Bachrach: mortgage SO -,
property: Irving Tiachrac 70 Abram l. Lib 400
man and another. mortgage $1,000; and lco
l10th Nos - and - East. 3I-6XlOlJ: William
I1aTtrare SO 500 ~ " ............. Nominal
s5th-st Il s. 6T2 II Of Lexington ave. ltxlU11;
jacob Schosser Nellie Fitzgerald; mortgage CO.,
Sth-ave. No %. II W 20x3J. 1N2c 9X292; irving
Bachrach William II Falconer; mortgage. 900
5000: . c Iuo
st. No ~ 4xlOo. Meta Missen 70
Rosale Magda and another; mortgage, sloWp' 100
3d-ave, n W corner Of I56th 81. n - *
% 70 TX . 81 John 4 Foley assignee, TO -
Bernard French. all title; quit claim 900
NEW BUILDING PLANS
34th-st II 8 coo # g Of Broadway: FOR eleven
Brick loft and store. 5Oxl9I6. + ;
archteet 100000
1O9th-st 200 # of Broadway: FOR five
brick tenement houses. 81 6xSS IL: Matt *
Gussasof. Moore & Landsiefel. archl- - -
14Oh-st n $50 Z W of Amsterdam ave; for two
story brick tenement houses, 3I.6x99. II;
Jarpoe X Werner. owners: & F Pelham. archi- - 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27
DOST OFTICE DEPARTNIENT. WAsHTyG-.

a ton D. -. Aprll .. I9O4.-Seaied proposals vii D,
received at this Department until Saturday. NAV d
1909 II O'Clock o. m for the publication Of the Crrsi
states Onlcial Postal Guide during tie period Of hlr
years commencing l.. 1904 Blanks propose
yitb suecif-a onS and fun Instructions will frnsf
on apprst on 20 the Chief Clerk. Post Office Depsr.-
rent Washington. u. c. H c. PAYNE P0stmass-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27

UNITED STATES POWDER DEPOE
y Dover y J. NprfI Is. 19O4-Seaisd proposals N
tripcate. upon the blank forms furnished By this o-s
received this office until O'Clock p
WEDNESDAY. MAY Is. 1904 for furnishing during ne
fiscal ending 80 1905. Forage Bar Iron Hsr-
ware. Leather Lumber Paints. Os. Cements. Scr
information apply to MAJ o r. MlTtHAN Comdg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27
Citations.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
l. York. b. grace OF God free and Independent To
Elizabeth F. Sicard. e. Frank Floyd. William FLOYD,
Katharine Floyd. Annie F McEntee. William H FLOYD.
Richard D Floyd James r. FLOYD Nathan J. Packard.
Moses Packard John T. ireland. Lydia Prentiss. VIII
Floyd and Augustus Floyd. Executors OF John G.
Floyd deceased. sarah K Turner, Katharine d Wright
Francis Delddeld Emma H Delateld Augustus T. Dea-
field Alice ID. Clarkzon. COrnelia n B Floyd. Nicol
Floyd and Waiter r. Crittendel. Executors q Nco1
Floyd deceased. May q. Nackay. Mary A. Synge.
ueI A. Tucker Alien Tucker. Mary g. FIoyd Julia D.
Deafe1d Grace Floyd Augustus Floyd. Harriet R No
Kim. The Trustees Of Theological Seminary
Presbyterian Church the United states q
Princeton. the Sra-s - New Jersey Rev.
George Elizabeth F. Sicarl. COMMITTEES Of hs
and Estate % Narv @ Floyd. and 20 all persons
Of YORK deceased. creditors legatses.
n kin otherwise. send greeting You and eac1
hereby cited and required personally and
Of the County ~ YORK.
az The Surrogate's Court y said COUNTY held hs
Court House in the County Of New York ths
7th day Of June. 1904 half past O'Clock tbs
forenoon Of DAY. then and there q attend judicial
settlement o. q proceedings ~ George Nixon
and winthrop Nc[iu Executors 4 the Last VIII and
Testament Ccdici of said deceased such o.
as hereby cited under the age ~ tvsntyo1s
years required By your guardian. II you
one appointed in the event Of your neglect q
failure 4 guardian VIII he appointed by ne
Surrogate represent and act for IN the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused rhe seal p
the Surrogate-s court - rre said County 2
n. New York to be he-eun-1 afFxef witness.
Hon. FRANK T. FIrEtfERALD. a Surroztis
our said County at County View York the I'm
day Of April the year q Lord one THOUSAND rms
JAMES A DoNNELLY. Clerk OF surrosa-s's C7ur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27
GARDEN CITY, LONG ISLAND.

Houses ~ or let. Rented by the season OF
nv he furnished unIurnshed. Yearly
secO 81 800 modern improvements. Apply h. GEO
l. HURBEIL General Manager Garden city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27
Country Property for Sale or to Let
WHIT MOUNTAINS,

FOR SALE OR RENT-SJh MINER RESIDENCE
WHTTEFIEi.D. y. H.--CommandnG magnihcenj view
Of white Franconia Ranges house contains parsr
library. dining with plumbing
kitchen laundry servants sitting nine chambers
hreplaces large stable send for descriptive
cIrcular. W. 7. DODGE y son. Whiteheld. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27
School Agencies.

4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AtF,Et.y
~ supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors
etc. 20 colleges. schools and Families Apply 10
Mrs. VI. j. YOUNG FULTON. - UniCn SQUARE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27
IrHE FEOPLE OF lie sTATE OF ~

day 81 April in the year q Lord THOUSAND RI
JAMES A. DoNNELI.Y. Clerk Of surroga.='s Cour.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-04-19
EDITORIAL
A THoUHHT FOR THE WEEK.

Young men in the conduct and management of
actions, embrace more than they can hold; stir
more thap they can quiet; fly to the end without
consideration of the means and and degrees, pur-
sue some few principles which they have CHANGED
upon absurdly; care not to innovate, which draws
unknown inconveniencies; use extreme remedies
at first; and, that which doubleth all errors, will
not acknowledge or retract them, like an unready
horse that will neither stop nor turn. Men of
age object too much, consult too long, adventure
too little, repent too soon, and seldom drive bust
ness home to the full period, but content them
selves with a mediocrity of success.-From Lord
Bacon's Essay, "Of Youth and Age"
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-04-19

ton ought to be public. The road is State prop
erty, all the people of the State are interested
in it, and all the people of the State should have
a chance to '1ook at the books" That is what we
are demanding in the Postoffce Department scan
dals, and that is what should be given here.
Nor can it ever "hurt the party any more to tell
the whole truth than to have the appearance of
concealing unpleasant facts.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-04-19

refused to seat the one hundred Hearst delegates,
and these held a convention of their own, naming
supporters of the yellow journalist as delegates to
st. Louis. The regular convention of 1900 dele
gates refused to instruct it's messengers to the
National Convention, and some profess to see in
this a movement to nominate Cleveland.
And it is strange that Mr.. Cleveland while pro-
Tossing a desire to remain in private life, is now
taking special pains to deny many hoary charges
against him that he has never before thought it
worth while to notice. Why this sudden interest
in the charges that he invited Fred Douglas to his
reception and that he signed a bill providing for
mixed schools in New York City? 1t is also be-
Geved by many that Richard Olney, to whom two
thirds of the Massachusetts delegation is pledged,
is only a decoy for Cleveland.
The only other political event of National in
terest last week was the defeat of Lieutenant
Richmond Pearson Hobson in his effort to win the
Democratic Congressional nomination in the
Sixth Alabama district. Mr.. Hobson was defeated
by only a narrow margin and may contest on the
charge of fraud.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-04-19

There is no reason to believe that Messrs. Nc
Bee and Finch were inspired by any patriotic mo-
tive in the effort they made to get control of the
A. & n. @. @. Railway, but the public is indebted
to their high-handed scheming for bringing the
management of this important piece of State
property into the full glare of public criticism and
discussion. And now that the people have been
promised a thorough investigation, that investiga-