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New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Tuesday, Oct. 81. 1905.
ARRIVED.


steamer crown Prince (Brl. Thomas. Santos Octo-
her and Rio Janeiro October Z. 10 J c Seager Co
win mails and mdse 4 the Bar 3 m.
Maracaibo, Perry. Maracntbo October n
t,uracoa % and %. Bouton, Bliss & Dallett
with two cabin passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived
steamer CSfuIia (Aust). Ear, Venice September So
Trieste october g. Messina g. Naples IL, Palermo 13
and AImera II. 10 Phelps Bros & Co. with 20 cabin
and ais passengers and mdse Arrived at the
Steamer Tolesby (Brl, Payne, I1itjap August -
padang 20 September a. Port Said 60 Gibraltar
October ana Delaware Breakwater 30 to Peter
wright & Sons. with sugar Arrived at The Bar at
a =.
southern Pacific Company. with ndse Left Quaran-
R steamer Jenersca. Dole Newport News and Norfolk,
~ Tho old foorui1ion Steamship Company. with pas
eensers and rudse Quarantine Mt 2S3
steamer Algonquin DeveFeauX. jacksonville October 2S
,.,a-eston q 10 Clyde 6 CO. with passengers and
,udxe Left Quarantine ct $50 m:
Steamer Mama Hats Charles, baltimore, 10 roster
,,i.b rn.Ise Left quarantine at 537 a m.
sandy Hook. j Ont 81. $50 U--Wind southeast
rehr breeze; party cloudy
SAILED
steamers Caroa:a Br) Liverpool; Kaiser Wilhelm der
Geese Ger Plymouth. Cherbourg and Breaen; Hudson
Armenian ti}rI Liverpool Barenfels Ger. Savannah
esrnf;n tCerl Newport AIiHnca, Colon Niagara
t|teafuesos ii Mar Galveston. Monroe. Norfolk
Se1port s.ez1; J.srimer and barge Vineta. Port
t,,r Tex city Atlanta. Savannah Apache. Charles
and
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01

The parks receive a generous appropriation, eX-
ceeding that of last year by s271o o So The appro-
priaton for the Carnegie libraries is s3S94I DO and
the appropriation charitable institutions Is
s. o55 IL which is 1851 100 06 greater than that OF
Hast year
With the budget the Board of Estimate issued a
statement which follows in part:
In considering the requests of the various depart
sum, this board first determined this the limit
OF increase. fixing ii by estimating the increase IN
the cityS resources from the general fund ana tle
sinking fund and from the income NnlCn tie lol-
NAL of assessments Will produCe
We believe that. except under extraordinary condl-
rons expenses of government should not be permit
piled therefore. to be noted that the
increase in the budget just made Will not increase
the rate next year.
It will be noted that the demands Of the city
dempton. have required increase OF 81 S4tolz 10;
This was mandatory. and is due 10 the increased
amount of bonds which the city activity III puoilc
inprovem ents has required. The state taxes are
Sis. SIS 20 larger than the previous year
The appropriations for only two departments falI
below those of last wear The DepaItme eo OF OF
q decrease of sS7.Sl3 IS, and the Armory tSoafn
se691S o. decrease of 1888 IL In the county ap
preparations the Supreme Court FIRST DepartInetI
and the Sheriff'S office OF New-Nork county Ltd
the appropriations cut little more than sll,VD
In spite of decrease of s6G00. the appropriation
for the First Department of the supreme court Is
priations for the Board of City Record, county
Court and the miscellaneous items in Kings snow
an aggregate decrease of 1898 40
The cost of administration in the Schooi depart
unent has increased more than in any other depart
.nent over 100000 since 1899 The number of
public schools in this city last year was SOL The
rectors and superintendents was 12.99S and the
total number of pupils enrolled was 6222l.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
CITY BUDGET A COLOSSUS,
Hard to See Tammanys Boosted
Economy IN SIG ,S05 ,49O 81 Last.

The so-cslIsa economical Tammany adrninistra-
zion yesterday approved i city budget for 1876
which is nearly s. 900 600 in excess OF that OF last
yea! The budget was adopted By the Board OF
Estimate, meeting under charter provisions az
special session The total amount appropriated is
gI1s $50 e. increase of s5.9s7 se7 81 over the
amount appropriated last year. which was sl9',-
S7,5e3 S.
Much Of the innrsase in appropriations for the
them into line for Tammany, and to offset the de-
fec:ions among the city employees which have
become numerous enough to worry Fourteenth
Street seriously In every department consioer-
able percentage is to enable the payment O. the
prevailing rate of wages"
In one department, that ot Street Cleaning me
advance comes TOO late be of any material
benefit That department gets increase Of s2lS.-
si7 of il go raise the pay OF the street
sNeepers ana drivers. and to enable The depart
1nent to pay for city work. That this increase
would be granted has been known for some time,
but Commissioner Woodbury. neglected 10 impress
il on his men. which is said TO have led to quar-
rel between him and the Mayor, and be in large
degree responsible for the swinging 10
Hearst
Although the appropriation asked for by the
Board of Education was decreased by than
half it still remains the largest in the budget
The cut was largely because Superintendent Max
well has the sole disposal of the money The Board
of Education gets an increase of s136l. .1T0 80,
total of S2s.S5s1Ss SO
The Board OF Estimate provided for the en-
1argement of the Police Department by appro-
pratng Sl3o357C2 eS increase of s626 236 70 The
Fire Department received Sc s5 A. increase Of
stantiaI Increases. These appropriations are as
follows.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
TENT MEETING COMMITTEE RECEIVES

A report by the Rev. DR. Ely, superintendent OF
the Evangestic Committee of Greater New
York to its executive committee of one hundred
was presented last night at reception and din
ner given by the executive committee in the Hotel
Savoy. The work was conducted IN tent meetings
throughout the city last summer.
About seventy-fve members and guests OF the
committee attended the dinner. Miss Helen NJ. Gould
who has contributed generously to the work was
the guest of honor. DR.. Wilbert W. White presl-
dent of the Bible Teachers Training School, pre-
sided DR.. and Mrs White, the Rev. Dr. and Mrs
Macarthur the Rev. DR.. and Mrs Wilton NJ
smith Stephen Walker and the Rev. A. F.
received the guests.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01

The point of the ''Two-shoe Shoe
is this =
An ordinary shoe that fits the toes
is always loose over a low instep, let
ting the foot crowd down.
We've solved the problem by COM
bining two ordinary sizes IN one shoe;
the upper fitting snugly, while the
lower part of larger size gives ample
toe room.
S..
The Double is our waterproof
shoe-two thicknesses of leather
everywhere.
S..
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
25S S42 1860
opposite near opposite
City Hall. Union Square. Greeley Square
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01

omce Chief u Engineers $ ,an Arny war De Dc
poseI fer furnishing delivering chaia ammunition
hntsts viii received here until NJ Noy :. lp,e
Information furnished On @pp-
: 4: on here FREDERi!, = AHbf1r MaiIt. hnE..AsIs-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01

In such emergencies many man
buys his first suit from us, to find
later that it's just as good as the suits
he has been paying tailors' prices for.
As a sensible man, he looks further
into our stock; there's no trouble in fit,
with our five sizes to every chest meas
ure. no question of patterns with ours
all so carefully studied and exclusively
ours.
Fall and Winter Suits: SIG to S35.
Fall and Winter OvercOats ready,
too.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
25s 842 1860
Warren st. 18th st. SIND st.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Bremen. 81 m-Arrived steamer KLonprinz vii.
helm Ger. Richter. NeE-York via Plymouth and
c,openhaeen oct 27-saiisd Louisiana Dam.
1.ossoa oct 8l-Arrivel steamer Mssaba tBr. Tubb.
Ne~-York
1ltnsae oc; 3I-Passed s;eame- Irada tBr1. Roberts
Galveston Newport News .or LFerpo9l
I,a.na6os Sailed Capri tssFi. CaEisen
lrrc.. saa.s.. .leI N.lg. he...
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
Proposals..

PROPOSALS FOR BOILERS.-OFFICE OF
Assistant Purchasing Agent Panama Rail Road Com
New York October 25 1895 Sealed
proposals received at the office OF the Assistant
f9urrhasng Agent. Panama Rail Road Company
street New York. . r M Nov J. 1908
nshing three tube upright boilers of 150 H p
Barks and fun be obtained this ofce.
aJF'RE,D ANDERSON. Assistant Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
Proposals.
DosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHING


~ the Assistant Purchasing Agent Panama Rail
Road Company, "a State Street. New York, November
t. oo5Sealcd proposals will received the Office
Of the Assistant Purchasing agent Panama Rail Road
. street New York until p. NJ, No
sTrber Ioth 1905 furnishing above mentioned arti
ces Blanks full information be obtained from
We orre ALFRED ANDERSON Assistant Purchasing
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
COINED BUYS BLOCK FRONT, 1T is SAID.

Heinrich conried. director of the Metropolitan
Opera House. yesterday reported to have
bought the block front IL Central Park West be-
tsrean s52 slSa 6A.s The repor- coa.o .lot b.
ccnfirnled
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
The Woman behind.

Have you ever noticed when the
family goes for q walk Sunday
afternoon, how father and the
children start ahead, walk slowly
look back. stop, then sauntcf
alongY says an exchange. BY the
time they reach the corner, on,
comes mother. She IL tanning
her hat pins In, carries her hank.
erchief in her mouth and her
gloves under her arm. Mother
has finally gotten all the children
ready, seer that the fires are all
right. put out the cat, locked the
back door, and then jumps into
her coat and 'brings up the rear
You never see mother 90 out
with the others. She IL invariab-
ly bringing up the rear. To meals,
to bed, in getting clothes, receive
Ing presents, going to entertain
ments, mother Is In the rear. But
she never complains.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
Ny0 70 oUEyW wW
1Dsena ruvt8s HAvs Dsvious Nae ~
opsn Any Article Of DasgaCS-
S~ouvsuir Habit the Reason.

Pass keys 10 rooms are not ~
only kind used in hotels. Porterp
are also provided with kew, thsS
will open trunk lock.
This is necessary in order to
keep the guests from accumulate
ing souvenirs in such numbers
that the hotels would suffer. The
tendency m ,,i,o., .a,.on;.. -
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29

Among the best Of the storie,
told by Russell, one OF the "Scotch.
men's' former editors, was an In.
stance of the innate cleverness OF
the newspaper boy. Russell had en-
tered o train at Princes street sta
ton, Edinburgh, one Friday, when
a smart little newsboy immediate.
ly called out to him, 'Scotchman.'
sir?" "How much?" said Russell.
jokingly. "a penny, sir" replied
the boy. "Oh," said the editor.
"l.don't want today's 'Scotchman,'
but II you could give me tomor-
rows, ! would give a sovereign for
it," "Here you are, SIR" delight
eddy shouted the youngster, and
handed him the weekly Scotch
man. which bore the date Of the
following day. Russell paid the
sovereign.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
Torture OF q Preacher

The story OF the torture of Rev.
D. ID. Moore, pastor OF the Baptist
church, OF Harpensvillc, N. Y,
VIII interest you. He says: al
suffered agonies, because OF a per.
sistant cough, resulting from the
grip. had to sleep setting up in
bed. tried many remedies, with.
out relief, until ! took DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, which entirely
cured my cough, and saved me
from consumption" Agrand cure
for diseased conditions of Throat
and Lungs. At L. B. Moore, drug
rist; price soc and 800, guaran.
teed. Trial bottle free.
Teachers report cards for sale at
this ofice. Cali and see them.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
FIRST CHRISTMAS MORNING.

FIRST CHRISTIANS MORNING.
Over nineteen hundred years
ago, on q December night, . light
from heaven bathed the far.ofi
Judean hills and out OF the midst
Of It were heard voices, saying:
"Glory TO God In the highest, and
on ca nth peace, good will toward
mcn!"
Il IL the order Of God that the
evolution Of humanity should Il.
gurgitate through Christ.appoint-
ed ways. As the Christian prin-
cipal more and more determines
degrees 81 manhood, 81 c'vvNz1-
ton and Of faith In the eternal
trend OF events, the world grows
brighter and better. The present
IL the greatest Of the age and
Christmas Of 1905 was the most
nearly perfect Of all the Christi
masses that men have ever known,
and a. such will be the high-wat-
cr mark OF human history and
human hopcfuIncss.
Yet we have not peace on earth,
nor good will toward men, M we
sho uld have them. Ba,tlcships
are abroad on the deep, or be-
leaguering ports, and hcaviny
with the hot breath OF auper and
thur sting fer human blood. Great
chri -tian states are caucuss,ny
their possibilities to ravage lands
and spill blood on shore and sea.
The balances Of justic are waver-
ing between the interest Of grace
and gold and the /. jcalousies
OF forms OF government, for which
they contest, and prepared tn az,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29

Envy's memory Is nothing but a
row OF hooks to hand up grudges
on. Some peoples sensibility la a
mere bundle Of aversions, aud you
hear them display and parade 1t
not In rccounting the things they
are attached to, but In telling you
how many things and persons
''they cannot bear"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29

vas only a snnny smile.
AMI little IL cost IN giving.
Hut II scattered the nlsht
Like morning light.
And made N. day surth living.
inf"'s dnIl sArp = suof II -oss
In shining color. ~ lisht and love.
ths angels smiled n thsy ssirhs-i abov.
'.t little IL cost In giving.
"a nniy , Kindly wori.
nd , -ori that ~, lightly spoken.
fri uot In vain.
fof IL titled the palm
az h-Aft that ~. nearly broken.
EIvnsth-nei a Fate bc~.'t ~ i,nf,
o.yruaplng hiiuiiy thru mist, ~ t-ars
sor rights In brighten the cnia.ns year.
Although u vas lightly spoken.
uwa,o only l. ho'nins hanH
And u seemed ~ little sv,illng.
Hat itsei,,p, yer, sarm.
And IL saved from harm
4 brother who-. strength va. failing.
S.s touch aa. leader ., nnsels .iuD.
psui Il rolled the .tnne ftum ~. hidden
springs
And pointed the say 10 higher things.
Although II seemed ~ but little ,%saiiing.
suil.. a wurd ~ , touch.
And zach o, easily given.
Yet ons may ain
A soul FROM sln.
90 sin,sith the ~ss a. ii-,s.a.
a smile may lisht-n the falling heart.
a word may soften p,ln's kc-nost smart.
a t"nsh may load a. from lin apart
''ov easily "srh i given
II there IL n stone, stump, or
Otherur-igh''v object. irthc yard,
plant some morning glorics, cy-
prus vines, canary flowers and
balloon vines tlovc pufs) around
1t. You'll be glad 1t was there be-
fore the summer IL over. Do the
sam, way with the mind. II dark,
ugly thoughts p~crsistin obstructing
themselves, plant flowers around
Chem and they will disappear.
-
Marriage binds n man and wo-
man sc closely that one cannot
suffer without making the other
miserable. Bear and forbear;
give the best ~e have. A spirit of
gentle kindness toward those who
are harsh will often turn away
eheir wrath. A dignifed acccp-
eance Of the situation and patient,
cheerful, persistent effort to make
Che most OF what Is left to US In
life will win the respect of those
about us and put us on the road to
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
NEW YEAR

'NNN A"pSohhN
The desire to turn over a new
leaf mt the commencement OF n
new year Is not something to be
ridiculed. Few people are sa,'s-
He'd with the life they have led.
and very few ought to be.
II you have lived for your own
enjoyment. and have sought II In
idleness. you surely have me, with
disappointment, and when the
New Year comes upon you like
the striking OF q great clock Is It
not n good time for the resolve
that you will seek higher happi-
ness In a life more induetriou-
purposcful. and worthy OF your
self.
IL you have been so taken up with
the pursuits of business or am
bition that you have neglected self
improvement. and let your home
affections grow dull, and forgot.
ten the needs of the community
about you, 1t II well to call n halt.
and give the better part OF your
self a chance.
II you sorrowfully feel that you
have lost the simple trust OF earlier
days, II faith, hope and love have
grown dim amid the dust and
smoke OF life's turmoil IL surely
will be well for you to get out OF
the turmoil for a little while, to
seek some quiet sanctuary. II may
be with those who assemble them.
selves together for Gods worship,
II may be with the loved ones of
your home, OF II may he In the still.
ness OF your W spirit, to brighten
up those best possessions Of your
own spirit, to brighton up thocs
best possessions OF your soul and
to bind yourself by new ties to
the immortal life.
Let us all this year help one
another, and we will find by our
side the great Helper.
-
The child that grows up In a
progressive. happy home, is very
apt to raise children In a progress.
sive, happy home.
-
Finish every day and be done
with 1t. You have done what you
could. Some blunders and mis-
takes have been made. Tomor.
row will be a new day; begin 1t
we'll. II is too dear with Its hopes
to waste q moment OF yesterday.
Children, look in those eyes,
listen to:.that dear voice, notice the
feeling Of even a single touch that
IL bestowed upon you by that
gentle hand; make much OF 1t
while you have that most precious
OF all gifts, a loving mother.
-
Fathers, live more with your boys.
Your intentions are good, but 1t is
said that the lower regions are
paved with good Intentions, and
you only get credit for what you
do. A girl Is w safer then
when with her mother, but when
your hoy reaches a certain age
what he amounts to is largely up
to you. And the boys who are
making the streets Of our town a
synonym for d~epravity, are the
resultl Of parental neglect and
49,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29

Special attention given to tele-
phone orders. Try US and be con.
WINGED. Martins Grocery.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
HoLiisreR.O
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuppets

bnngs Golden Health and Renewed Vieu,.
NM kidney Troubles, fimples, Eczema. iinnvS
and "aSo naa I'M bnreain. slassi,h bowels, HesdssSs
noLLisl.a nnuo COMPANY, Madison, via. W
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR sAlLoW PEOPLE
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29

-
No one . be healthy and hap.
ply without an aim In life. II Il be
to win some worldly distinction,
It is well; u 1t Is to achieve nobility
II character, IL 10 better. II We
can learn to perform each duty
that Ii set before us earnestly and
-ercnely, without delay and with
out haste, we 9 reaching a high
cr plane Of life. We see how few
are the things that are absolutely
necessary ivi comfort aud happi-
ness. for that quite. peaceful liv-
Ing that all men desire. II exter-
nal things distract Ne 10 ~ follow
the advise of Marcus Aurelius.
"Give myself time to learn somcth-
ing new and good and cease to be
whirled about"
W. may. u we choose make the
worst OF another. Everyone
has his faults; we may make the
worst OF these; we may fix our at
tention constantly upon tAese.
But we may also make the best OF
one another, we may forgive ever
M We hope 10 no forgiven. We
may put ourselves In the place OF
9th, and ask what we should wish
to be done to US, and thought OF
Us were VT In their place. by low
ing whatever IL lovable in those
around us love will dow back from
them to u and life will be a pleas
urc instead OF n pain; and earth
will become like Heavens; and we
shall become not unworthy follow.
crs Of him whose name Is Love.
Some years ago twenty thousand
people gathered In the old Castle
Garden, New York. to hear Jenny
Lind sing, AZ no other s%ongstress
ever had sung, the sublime com.
positions Of Beethoven, Handel.
etc. At length the Swedish night
ingale thought OF her home, paus-
ed and seemed to fold her wings
for a higher flight. She began
with deep emotion, to put forth
clone Sweet Home" The aud
fence could not stand IL. An up
roar OF applause stopped the
music. Tears gushed from the
eyes Of that vast multitude like
rain. After a moment, the song
came again, seemingly as from
Heaven-almost angelic, "Home
Sweet Home" Home was the word
that bound, lwith a spell, twenty
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
HOME CIRCLE DEPARTMENT

Pleasant Evening g-yctics A Column
Dsiiea,ad 10 Tired Nothsr. as Th,y
Join the Home Circle a, Evening Tide.
Crude Thoughts from The Editorial Pen
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29

thousand souls, aud Howard Payne
tIiumphcd over the great mssters
Of song.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29

serene endurance. II not to hsppi-
ness.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29
WRITE US A LxTTIR

in strietest confidence. telling Us all
your troubles. We will ,eDd free adj
vice Tin plain scaled envelope). Ad-
dress: Ladies' Advisory Dept, The
Chattanooga Medicine Co.. ChAttA-
nooga, Tenn.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29

The child that grows up In a
progressive, happy home, is very
apt to raise children In a progress
sive, happy home.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-12-29

Finish every day and be don,
with 1t. You have done what yo,
could. Some blunders and mis-
takes have been made. Tomor
row will be a new day; begin
we'll. II is too dear with Its hope
to waste q moment on yesterday.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-01

|EBEN HOLDEN ]
BY IRVING BACHELLER IA
Copyright 1900 by LoTHRoP PUBLISHING COMPANY ~
Copyright. 100 by Io1HRop puBlIsHINc COMPANY
Synopsis of Previous Chapters

CHAPTER II am left an orphan at
six and am saved from adissolute uncle
by Eben Holden, an old man who has
worked for my father. Uncle Ed takes
me through the wilderness from Yer
mont to seek a new home in New York
State.
II. Our adventures in the woods.
Uncle Eb scares away a panther
III. A woman presents little wag-
on to me, to which Fred our dog, is
dtched. A man tries TO enter our
amp in the woods.
lV.-Uncle Eb repulses the intruder.
We stay in an old cabin and are warned
uring the night to leave by its mystic
1Ous owner.
III meet Jed Peary, a country poet
who takes a liking 70 me. | am almost
frozen to death and am saved by IN
Gle Eb
VIII Hope and try to save our old
dog from the butchers hands, but are
compelled by circumstances to leave
him 10 starve.
TX The mysterious night man, a
nocturnal prowler Of the countryside. is
bugaboo 10 the children. Story Of Ne
hemiah Brewer, who killed another boy
by accident ran away and was report
ed drowned near Van Deiman's land.
] escort Hope 10 school Iyceum."
X-I win distinctionat school Hopes
musical ability develops. Her voice is
praised by young Mr.. Livingstone. a
visitor from the city. | disclose my
love for Hope 10 Jed Feary. who ad-
ylses me TO study.
Xl and XII Gerald Brewer. my
young foster brother, dies. Hope and
go away 10 the Hillsborough academy.
Mi Nv Academy work is praised
Mr.. Livingstone sends Christmas gifrs
from the city 70 Hope and her mother
XlV-Hope and confess our mutual
love, which Is not 20 be spoken Of un.
I'll We are older.
XIV Hope and ! go :to a country
dance.
XVI David Brewer sells his farm
and goes 10 live in the village for his
children's sake. Hope goes 10 New
York 10 live with Mrs. Fuller. a friend
and study music. 20 10 college Tn.
Gle Eb makes Us each gift Of money.
XVII ! visit Hope in New York
Her city SNe seems Ia have estranget
her from me. ] am graiuateda, colleg,
XVIII Uncle Eb and / visit IN,
Z Fullers. David Brewer gives me =
letter Of recommendation 90 Horac,
Greedy. who Is an old friend Of mn H..
ter father.