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FINE HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS IN THB
MARION. THE SrOODERT. THE B. O..
THE MAURY AND THE REGINA.

UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COLI
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
The above Is only partial list Of the properties
in our charge. but Will he glad to furnish COM
plete bulletins application at this office.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO.. Inc,
1914 st NV. adjoining the New Willard.
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FOR RENT
BARNARD CHILDRESS. Inc.
lil2 q St NV.
HOUSES
1907 10th. IGr. 81. 500 1911 Ross pl Cleve-
2y4O Newark. Cieve- land Park O.. 1900
land PIX Or fur. 100 % 2i3l 18th NV. Tor b. - 30
1880 Vt NV. lir. "b S5.33 III Riggs nw, Tor. bI3u0
1919 RIsv. ETH. lG36 i"'h NV m. 900
each ....... 60 90 400 Sd NV. iOr b...37 %
1916 10th NV I5r b. 80 90 l5oS X NV. Or b. 80 30
1904 Mont'a ne 81. blsO0
1850 Irving st. w. 7r. and b.. upper. $50 50
1916 9Th NV. @ rooms and bath .......- 80 90
1896 Chaplin 1t. NV, rooms and hath. 90
1874 Irving St NV rooms aud bath. - -
Si2 and sli 18th st. ne. rooms und bath. 1880
Sl4ia llth ne. rooms and bath .......... $3.50
i3lLs Tenn ave. ne. I rooms and bath. ItJ)
APARTMENTS.
The ,,Wi !, ioTk Hs and Der:
NEW: 3 and and bath; porches
The "Natchez." l4iO w ST.. and rooms
The "Mississippi. 1896 W st.. A. b., sal 4 IS W
The ..Bryn Mawr." 1916 You St; and
rooms aud ba tn ............... SIC 50 SCI 30
The Nelson 1888 Goth st. NV. new. .
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WALKER. l4l2 G ST.
!, Langdon. DC. llr, new3O. 90
"a Grant st, Or. b. 20. 90
APARTMENTS.
The Albert. 1923 + NV,
5r. b. ............4 40. 90
The Leta. $40 Sd NV,
Or, b. 40. 90
The CoblentZ, 4 to 6r.
y b. $50. 90 90. so
} The Cora. 33d & N.
Or, o. 20
'll1G2 Willard. Or, b. 81 so
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For RENr-FOR So. 80 BROOM BRICK HOUSE
with mnlrrn impruv rm-nts. M. 1921 18th 81.
NV. Apply to JOHN +. GREEN. l4lG Que
NV
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Fol. RENr-No. 4IO NJ ST. N.w-A ELhUTT-
iul small home In one of the prettltst squares
in the northwest. VIII rent TO a small family
Has good yard aud porch. House open for
inspection.
se3.Gt LEWIS & JONES CO. 6I7 Enw
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FOR RENT
FRANCIS \. RIUNDON.
Real Estate Broker, Coz 9Th NV.
Formerly President uf Bundon. U Bren & Belt.
FL R\ISIIED
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FOR RENr-l627 Il ST. NV. \ BEAUTIFUL
thr"c-s,ory brick house. cellar. furnace heat.
containing ten loi and two e. baths IN
excellent condition. Rcut, 500 - per mo.
seq 1t SlIAN\n< II,'IIS lytb
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20 Md av ne, 10c.
b lleasel. 100. 90
2135 Ontario. Tor. b. loo. 90
SOS 18th NV. l5r. bloc. %
1890 CorcorHn, Or. b. 10. 90
l32 G sc. l2r, b. BOO
DeSsles. l2r. b. till
oct. 30. 90
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We have large list Of houses and fats for
rent. Call. phone write.
ROSS & PHELPS tinc.), eiO 14th NV
Opposite Franklin Park. Phone Main $40
THREE SETS OF KEYS TO EACH HOUSE.
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FOR khNI-W: q. nl-NAII., ~ nm NV.
l23 ID NV. Or. b Si2 80 1852 Ga AZ Sc ;r Il 20
SIS LIST NV. 81. 81 81 - lfSi ia Az Sc Gr 1 -
4olls LIST NV Ar. b. 2s 80 G46 Morton M ne " ! 10
l4li Pa az So. Gf. - all sw. 5r...... Is 30
sci s..S
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1912 Belmont ave. IL rooms. baths. $J7. so
PERCY Ii RUSSELL.
Russell building s27 q st. W.
ND
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I'LL (lNC.), 1873 u NV.
ED.
27oo r NV, Or. b. $3.50
Langdon. D y. llr.30. 50
1893 Riggs, sr, b. $3.50
Il2 N NV. l0r, b. ..S.O
ola N G av &c. Sr.b. so
1884 Wallach. 7r. b. so
552 Col I'd. sr. b. %. 90
1898 18th. Or, b. ESQ
222l H NV. .Sr, b. $3.50
l L NV. 5f. b......2.50
$40 Shepherd. Or. b.23.O
523 21st. Or. b. rs. 50
1872 Johnson aver BIS. 50
1918 5th. Sr. b. ..S.50
1919 9Th NV. Sr. b.2S.W
1852 Emerson, Or b. q. so
45t N J Az Sc. Sr. b.2.0
431 18th Sc. 7r, b.. 1850
421 NJ ne. Or. n. ....3. 50
623 ! ne, Or. n 1850
FOL Mass Az. Exam. 20. so
18th & d se. g.. /. .l7.JO
60 Myrtle ne. Or. b. -11.O
CAT 10th ne. Or. b. 1850
647 Florence o.. tr t.l6.0 90
l116 9Th ne. Or. ...l5.O
3l2 21st. Or. ". 1880
l0l1 N J av Sc, Or. .ll.50
1916 Grace. Or. Hoo
3 North Row. Ar. $50
CLEVELAND PARK.
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LONDON IN SNOW.
~ HERMAN sCHEEFAUER

By HERMAN SC9EIFALEB
White. white they lie. smoke-smitten roofs and
Their yearlong black distemper blanched
Their faces and their spaces gray in sheets
OF spIendour wonder wrought are born to-day.
A,r-nocl,ing armies seize the shackled town;
Their tents are bright on house-topH and IN
fields;
The blinded lawns with palid cleaning
shields
The deadened fall of foot and hoof unheard
Breaks not the fettered air. the wheels are
dumb
On snothered ways; the sulIen stream unstirred
Engulfs the swift. bright legions as they come.
Old dome and tower, pinnacle and spire.
Are charmed to crusted marble 'gainst the
clouds
In which enneshed, the struggling round Of fire
Peers red and wan across the city's shrouds
There let her lie in beauty meath the hens
OF nantes pure, miraculous and cold
And leaden skies. Soon toing Town and
Thames
Shall hold their ancient grayness OF old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

NAsTERPIECEs OF MODERN ORATORY. Edited by
Edwin Du Bols shurton. limo. ~. VII. Sts eiinn
Coz
Fifteen oratous chosen models for students OF
oratory augmentation and debate.
THE VOICE OF THE MACHINES. An Introduction 70
the Twentieth Century. BY Gerald Stanley Lee
limo pp Nv. 100. Mount Tom Press9
A collection Of essays the influence OF machinery
on modern life
TOWN AND CITY Book Three in Gulck's Hygiene Sc
res by Frances Guich JeWett Emo. PIP W.
2T2 tGinn Is co..
Discussing problems OF sanitation and city health
THE rLENENTs OF THE SCIENCE or NUTRITION.
Nv Graham Lusk Phi. d. NJ. a. F II 5 lEiin-
illustrated SvO., PIP S-O tfhl1aivpIl4a'
W IL Saunders Company
ECONOMY. A treatise OF practical faces by Harry
o Halsey starrett 12Ino., PIP. g. puohshed oy the
authOr)
ANNUAL, REPORT OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS Or
THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. showing The
onerations expenditures and condition OF the IN
stituton Tor year ended June 80. 1900. svo Pi.
iiv $40 Washington: Government Printing OIlce)
THE DOOM OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION BY James
Stanley Little, I2rno.. pp. 63. Q'ondoni W. Il. &
I. CollinErtdge)
PAPERS AND ADDRESSES. By William Gilbert pa
Coobe)
Essays and speeches on various subjects ana coca
THE PETER PAN ALPHABET BY oliver Hsrford-
Illustrated Charles Scribners sonsp
clever and drawings from characters ana m
cidents in Mr.. Barrtes play
THE DEvEI OPMENT OF STANDARD ENGLISH
SPEECH IN OUTLINE. BY J. NJ Hart loro' PIP
4 g. QIenTy Holt s. Coz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-02
ANGELA BURDETT-CoUTTs.
49,, rrha T,ondon Saturday Review,

prom The LonuOH SdIuIuay 1seFIo"'
Lady Burdett-Coutts was one of the very few
women who, in a restless, chattertng society,
lrneyv how to talk and to listen. To know her
was q liberal education. The daughter OF Sir
Frrancis Burdett had naturally seen and con-
l-ersed with the giants OF the Reform Bill das 3
and met everybody worth meeting for the last
sixty years. Her memory was so good. her sym
pathy so universal and her manner OF expression
80 happy that a conversation with Lady Burdett-
Coutts was like reading delightful chapter OF
memoirs. A young member of Parliament once
asked her what the meaning of the express
sion which he had come across in DisraelfS
novels that members used TO dine out in their
boots 1T means" said the old lady with her
exquisite courtesy, that they used TO slip away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-02
TIE ESTHETE.

From Mr. Escott's Country Houses"
Occasionally the Fairlight drawing room sup
piled a specimen OF the eesthete. as Du Maurier
was then drawing him in Punch" His dress
was a complete suit OF black velvet and salmon
colored stockings; he Joined the shooting party
but he generally fell down when the gun went
off That. however. did not prevent his charm
ing the ladies' you do not look we'll Mr.
Maudle," said one OF these. Thanks. am not
H. only tired. The fact is picked primrose
in the wood yesterday; It seemed sick, and I
have been sitting UP all night with IT."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-02

HIS letter had a wonderful effect his IIlenu "a
Tacoma gave up the trip and secured the passage
OF q law absolutely protecting the elk.
That women could be beautiful IN spite OF inc
wearing Of extraordinarily ugly clothes may DC
seen in Mr. Dayot's collection OF the PORTRAITS
Of the court ladies of the Second Empire. Many
Of these portraits are to appear in the forth
coming volume by NJ. Soliee, 70 be en1'leu'
Women Of the Second Empire" The Empress
herself undoubtedly bore off the palm IN the
matter of good looks, but almost as loFeiy Was
the fairyIike young Duchesse de N1orny.
Another book about William Blake is an
nounced This volume. 10 be called the Rsal
Blake" is mentioned as a portrait biography
The author is L. J. Ellis, who recently editea
Blake's poetry.
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gTVHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
i by the grace Of God free and independent, t.
Joseph TOnkfns. Amelia BishOp TOmkins Anna
Sterling Odel. Walter TOmkins Esther Tuers Tom
kins. Frank HOwes. Jr-, Girard L McAllster Louise
McAIIister longer Calvin TOmkins Hiu (also known
Calvin Hin TOnkiusl. Walter T. Soaring, aorAtis
Wood and Walter Tomkins, executors OF the estate
OF Laura To1uEins Wood, deceased; Americas
Bible Society. Chdrens Ala Society, the Ausrcaa
Board Missions. the Board OF Home Missione
OF the Presbyterian Church the United States u
America American Board OF Foretsn MisStona tia
Board OF Foreign Missions OF the Presbyterian Church
IN the United OF America. the American Board
OF Commissioners FOR Foreign Missions. the United
States Fidelity and Guaranty Company. and TO al per-
sons Interested in the OF Lincoln iats
o. the county O New York deceased. creditors.
of kin or otherwise. send greeting You
OF YOU arc hereby cited required personally
and appear before Surrogate OF the County OF New
York SurroEates Court OF said County hale
the Hall OF Records in the County OF New York %
o'clock in forenoon OF that day then and there
attend a judicial settlement OF the account OF pros
o Calvin Tomktns Administrator, WITH
the viii annexed OF the Goods. ChRttss and credlr9
OF said dacsased and such OF hereby cited
as under the OF twenty-one required
I appear guardian. II yOu have IL yo3
have appear and apply for ols % be Apt
40 so guardian VIII be appointed By tia surrogas4
TO represent and act for you IN the proceedipg.
In testimony whereof havs caused the gsal q
the Surrogates Court OF the said County OF New fpfu
be hereuntO Rrixed. witness. Zoe
II. 81 Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogats Of ID
.1st day OF December. IN the year Lord ss5
N'NS'1' A--s DANIEL J. povpHYR
Clark Of tbs snrree4ksS -
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GtntiOnS.


TTNTB PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK sr
i the OF God free and independent Lizzie d,
Spears. Josephine &c Eese-. Nathalie Z.
Dillon. Augustus g Downing Avs n Downing Helen
H Downing. Vera de =. Downing. Ellss z. DownfrE.
Chauncey Spears Ethel Spears Maurice Rssst IIisn
Reset Milton sands Dillon Dorothy Downing DtllO1,
Helen y Dewitt, William T. Dewitt. general guardian %
Helen A. Dewitt. INFANT all persons interested
IN the estate q Augustus c. Downing late OF the County
OF New York deceased creditors OF kin other
wise sen1 greeting You and each OF hereby o.tsa
and required personally 70 Be- and appear before
voga,e Of the County Of New York tho surrogztss
Court % said County sad at the County Houss
the County Of New York on the 18th day OF March. 1907,
81 hapast O'Clock IN the Of that day than
and there 70 attend the judicial settlement OF che aecouns
proceedings Joseph W. Howe. Franklin W. Gfilsy,
and Augustus O. Downing Jr, Trustees under the
WIN and Testament Of said Augustus c. Downing Do.
ceased such OF hereby cited ua9er
the years, required 70 ~
your guardian IL have II have 20
appear apply Tor be appointed svsnl
Of neglect failure guardian sr@
pointed by represent and you In
the proceeding testimony whereof. he
Seal OF tue Surrogates County New
hereUnJo Affixed Witness, Hon Frank T. Fftzs
gerald Surrogate of said County. ne
LSeaLl County New York. the end day January
in the year OF our Lord one thousand nins hEaS
dred and seven
DANIEL J. DOwDNEY. Clerk Of surrOgats's Court.
GEREIT SMITH Attorney for Trustees. 81 Broadway
New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-02
RELIGIOUS.

THE REFORMATION Being an Outline % the History
~ the church from A D 1903 10 A. D I64S. BY the
Rev James Founder whitney B. D. Il mo. pp. Will.
SOL CThe Macmillan Company
SERVICE BOOK OF THE HOLY oRTHODON-CATH-
OIIC APOSTOLIC (GRECE+RCSSIAN) CHURCH.
CSompiled Translated and Arranged from the Old
Church Eavorc Service Books OF the Russian Church
and Colated with the Service Books OF the Greek
Church. BY Isabel Florence Hapgood SVo, PIP.
xxxviii 615. Hougton Mflin Coz
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF RELIGIOUS BELIEF. BY
James Bissett Pratt. Phi D. limo. ID. XII. go.
(Ths Macmillan Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-02
REPRINTS.

MEMOIRS OF ARTHUR HAMILTON B. A. OF TRIM
Try COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE Extracted from His
Letters Diaries with "Reminiscences OF His Con-
versaton by His Friend. Christopher Carr. OF the
Same College. BY Arthur Christopher Benson. 12mo
Do. Will 1856 (Sitchell Kennerlsy)
An imaginary biography originally published
anonymously twenty years
TIE WILL TO BE WELL BY Charles Brodis Patter-
son. Fifth edition. Enlarged and revised. limo.
255 Dunk Sc WsgnRlls.)
Thoughts mental and physical health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-02

from the House and dine with me without dress
lrg as hope you will do whenever you can"
judged by modern standards erected by Ger
man and American millionaires, Lady Burdett-
Coutts was not so very rich; but then in proper
ton TO her means she gave away ten times as
much as the helots Of Park Lane"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-02
HISTORY.

THE, GREAT REPUBLIC. BY Master Historiahs.
by Charles Morris. In four volumes linus rated w.
pp VI Sos 364 81. SEQ. John Nailal-'AAe'}
a history OF the United States complied rom me
writing Of famous historians from Westminster !-'33
20 rnsr ~ our own day. The volumes are lils'Ea'-i
Win tir,,i halfones from portraits drawings ana
~,hofor NH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-02
LITERATURE.

THE GOLDEN SAYINGS OF TIE BLESSED BROTHER I5.s5
tagetber WIN sketch OF his life, by Rev. Father
Paschal Robinson. the order Of Friars Minor Il
iustrated 1amo. IT. kill. al Philadelphia Dol
phiu Press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-02
NATURE STUDY.

SOILS: HOW TO HANDLE AND IMPROVE THEM BY
d w Fletcher Illustrated from photograVures by
the author. svo PIP xviii ass Doubleday Page
g. Co
Setting forth the important facts in soil cultivation
in a stralghtforward. untechntcal fashion The vol
lrlA IL Issued In The Farm Lbrary..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-02
BOOKS AND AUTHORS.
Current TAX of Things Present
and to Come.

Again we have to chronicle the advent Of a.
book about Napoleon. There is already an enor-
nous library Of such publications, and there
seems to be no probability that the subject will
ever be worn out This new volume. THE Men
and Methods Of Napoleon" is English trans
lation Of the work Of the Norwegian scholar,
Herr Kielland. The German edition Of the book
has run through six editions in the last six
months. 1t is described as presenting dramatic
picture OF the soldiers ana statesmen of the First
Empire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-02
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
BIOGRAPHY.


MADAME RECANIIER AND HER FTtIEcSDS BY a 80
Williams. Portrait syc, pp XII, S9o 'eha'ies
scrbuer's Sons1
Including many interesting letters nom BENJAMIN
Constant C-hateaubriand and other famous men @.
from the celebrated painting by Gerard
RALPH WALDO EMERSON. BY George Edward Wool
berry I2Ino, Do vii 900. The Macmillan company
In the English Men Of Letters series
FICTION.
THE LONELY LADY OF GRosyENoR SQUARE By
Mrs Henry De Pasture. 12no. Pr H. So "a
Dutton & co..
The story OF an unsophistioated little Enslish girl
who suddenly nnds herself mistress 81 s'atsIy man
sion n London
KATE MEREDITH. FEIANCTER. By g j. CStci-Is
Illustrated IN water coloTS oy FRANK EIiH-7--
limo Do John WanaInaker.)
A tale OF adventure, love and mystery on ne "es'
LIES SHOP WINDOW. BY Victoria cross limo. PD.
sT1. Mitchell Kennerley)
A story OF a modern English woman
A SEALED BOOK BY Alice Livingstone Illustrated
l27no, SS4. Or. F Fenno a Coz
4 tale OF crime and mystery.
CAPTURED. The story Of sandy Ray. BY Gspsral
Charles King. illustrated i-1lo pp. d7'- IL r.
Feunp & Coz
A story OF military lie IN the Philippines
TIE WHITE DARKNESS AND OTHER STORIES OF
III --14u- fsE{- AT NORTHWEST. BY Lawrence Mott
Illustrated by r. S,hoorover and cyrus Cuueo
i2Tno pp. 96s. Outing Publishing Company
THE MAID AND MIsCREANT. BY Il. Herosrt West
ley Emo pp 2l7 Boston; Mayhem fuN'ls''"s
Company)
A romantic story OF Boston's eA1ly days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-02

Among the other new art books announced are
a translation Of the Life and Works Of Wit
torio Carpaccio," by Professor Ludwig and Pro-
fessOr Moimenti work by NJ. T. de Wyzewa,
Les MaItres Italiens d'Autres Fois'; "Siena and
Her Artists" by Frederick Seymour. and The
Women Artists OF Bologna" (Caterina vigr,
Lavinia Fontana, Properza de Rossi, and Eliz-
abetta SirsnD, by Laura N. Ragg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-02
So'ntsbpry on the anatomy of
English Verse.

. HISTORY OF ENGLISH PROsoDY. FROM
THE TWELFTH CENTURY TO THE PRES
FNT DAY Vol / From the Origins to Spen-
Mscrillan Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-02

Lie Genre satlrIque dams la Peinture Fla
mande" is the title Of volume lately completed
by NJ. L. Maeterlinck. the father Of an author
much better known than he This elder Maeter-
lnck is keeper of the Musee des Beaux-Arts
in Client.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-02

PERSONAL ADVENTURES AND ANECDOTES
OF AN OLD OFFICER. BY Colonel James p.
Robertson. c. B. Deny 8vo, pp. 2s4 Long
mans Green & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-02

It is worth while to quote the story OF how
DR.. Hornaday. author of "Camphres in the
Canadian Rockies" came to the rescue OF the
vanishing Olympian elks:
Early in 1905 friend who was in Tacoma asked
him TO 60 on an elk hunt in the Olymplan Noun
tains The best guides had been secured, the camp
OUTFIT was ready and i promised 10 be most
allurtng trip. But DR.. Hornaday was Mortified at
the thought Of killing OF the few sur
yiving elk. He told his friend how he felt about
the matter, and with his regrets he made plea
for the adoption OF measures TO preserve the herd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-02

In Literary FOrgeries." soon to be published
Mr. j. A. Farrer has written a book which
should be fun of entertainment for those who
occasionally like a stroll In the bypaths of lit
erature Among the stories told therein are
those of THE Marie Antoinette Forgeries,"
The Forged Letters OF Byron and Shelley and
THE Immortal Hoax Of Ireland" Mt Andrew
Lang has contributed preface to this volume
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-02

When there was Il council OF held by the
enemy he knew wIlhn few hours all that had
been resolved upon at #. and he was never once
taken by surprise during the whole time
stationed there. Ills IS stem was delightfully."- sim
pie. A message would reach from him IN the
afternoon that he wished to all the command
ing officers ut his tent. and then his address 10 us
was generally this: Gentlemen, going to
be attacked from such and such quarter at day
light tomorrow morning be ready in good time
Good evening gentlemen" No long rgmarole or
long words, but we knew exactly what no re-
qlired from US. Not q drum beaten
bugle sounded on the following morning; but every
regiment formed up its own parade the horses
hooked into the guns, and MI mounted in
their saddles, Then, Just, before daylight optram
would come riding quietly UP TO every regiment
in turn to see that al was correct. Our camp was
on the left flank. and nearly all the fight
ing took place in that direction
Outram was equally quiet under fire Robert
son remembers him as riding UP to one OF tho
British guns, saying to the man in charge of
the port fire. "Oblige me with a light for my
cigar" and taking notice. meanwhile Of the
round shot that were whizEing past from the
enemy's artillery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-02

A number OF hitherto imprinted poems by
Matthew Prior Will be found in the two volumes
OF his works prepared for the Cambridge Eng
ush Classics Series. The prose Dialogues OF
the Dead" which Pope saw IN manuscript and
praised. will be published for the first time IN
tho forthcoming second volume
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-07
Seaside House.

Atlantic City, N. J. Pest location on the Ocean front CUIn~ plete. Modern. F. P. COOK & SON-l
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-07

their part which caused the collision, it is very certain that if the "Lach- mont" had been more seaworb1y she would have at least remained afoat long enough after the collision to have enabled the saving of greater num- Der of lives by means of the boats.
 What does the law require in regard to the inspection of such steamers? Apart from the safetykof their engines and boilers and equipment with life saving appliances, not very much. So far as life-saving appliances are con- cerned, the best of them, excepting boats, would not have been of much use in half gale of wind iwth the mercury at zero, and passengers sud- denly aroused from their beds at mid night. It is stated that the "Lareh- mont" sank within ten minutes af- ter she was struck, Surely there should have been some provision by the inspectors to make her hull more seaworthy than that. Yet we find that the inspectors are required, so far as the hull of a passenger steamer is con- cerned, only to make an inspection once a year. The value of this inspec- tion depends upon the discretion of the inspector. The only requirement. as to bulkheads is that there shall be. mot less than three watertight- cross bulkheads, one forward and one abaft of the engines and boilers and the