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New-York tribune., 1908-04-07
PERSONALITY IN TEACHERS.

Personality counts much as an asset in the case
r : teacher: scholarship is important hut It IS
not the only thing to be considered comments
he manager OF a large and successful agency for
, teacbers What type OF woman makes the 5esJ
teacher is pertinent question she continues is
II the brilliant student. who takes ali the noAorS
IN college and TO whom knowledge comes almost
without effort; is it the mediocre student, WOO
works hard for what she gets and believes that
lie is one long grind: is it the one who is con-
scientious who tries TO do the best she can win
the ability she possesses. and who feels that life
s not one-sided affair. bat that all sides Of fhe
person should be deveioped-the physical the ~
tellectuaI and the spiritual The answer. in gen
sral would be thaE the last type Of woman IS
iileIy 10 be the mosr successful
We all admire those who have briliancy Of IN
telect: but We sometimes find that certain char1c-
teristics go Witn It which. TO degree. limit the
power Of the person The brilliant student Ioes
not always make the best tea arher, first because
she learns 50 easily herself that she cannot under
stand the difficulties with which The ordinary stu
dent has to contend, and Therefore she may ilch
patience: second she is so receptive 10 knowledge
that she cannot always impart easily what she
herself knows. third she thinks much about The
Intellectual that she negiects often to develop the
social side ana therefore lacks the power Of lap
tation so necessary 10 those who have TO earn
their own living.
Scholarship should not be undervalued in the
slightest degree. but with it should be combined
meet person for the first time we generally Judge
aim by his external rather than by his Intellectual
qualities Otherwise excellent candidates for teach
eTs often handicapped by some one thing which
might be easily Teneded-a carelessness in dress,
ar unpleasant Voice. a lack Of self-confdence. or
some mannerism- Every school superintendent
feels the advantage Of placing in his schoolrooms
vel poised tastefuly dressed ana pleasant volced
teachers On account of the close Association with
she students-and this is especially in private
EchooIs-the teachers mast needs have in hien
degree as possible that crowrinc quality of any
woman. an attractive personality.
Now. the question comes as TO what Is meant
ov personality Il is certainly not beauty; rather.
personality is the total OF persons inner
zrd outer qualities Self-ceutre'iness shows itself
in self-consciolsncss and the lack Of seii-"1nti-
dence On the other hand. person who has a
love for humanity and interest and sympathy
FOR others VIII Isave mere confidence in her own
ability II she has tried Ia make the most Of hcr-
self physically as well montal.r, she cannot fail
New-York tribune., 1908-04-07
WOULD MUZZLE H0BSON
Rabbi Wise Says Captain is q
MaLign Influence.

80 7 co,la ia u,,,zzIe Captain Hohson. said
Rabbi Wise. Of the Free Synagogue. 10 tle Ie"i
hers Of the Peace Circle at the Hotel Astor yes
,e-dav. -rd rnuzzle him so tightly that he could
never speak again. except perhaps 70 say Gooo
rnorninx, TO his wife That : the most mallgn
influence in this country. Once hero he IS no" d
disgrace He goes up and down the land Crying
War, Narr-striving to foment war. IL PRESIDENT
Roosevelt four batteships Captain Hoosoh
calls fo- forty There is no limit to ms apis'i'e
for armament
Rabbi Wise declared that the greatest single in
fuence for peace the world TO-DAY was socialism
And DON'T be afraid Of the word socialism ne
told his hearers. 1T won't bite"
Two things. the speaker said had stood in the
way Of the fuller development of human brother
hood-Hnen had failed to realize the oneness of the
race they had failed TO realize the invioahility
Of the individual We must learn that the race Is
one" he said Why. there is no such thing as
salvation for few men-it must b. all or none.
But the idea Of brotherhood is growing. Once
there were religious wars-absurd term, Why. war
is religious-can ne nothing else But to-day the
churches are learning that they must save men by
serving them. not serve them by saving them
Formerly each religion believed it had the sum OF
truth. we beginning TO see that each has some
truth. Truth, We have been too much in the
habit Of talking about truth as If If were mining
claim and could be staked of.
The growing belief in evolution has made for
brotherhood Rabbi Wise said for it teaches
evolution is inTerdependence." The speaker OBJ
5Acted the phrase survival of the fttest in the
economic sense 1t is generally the most UNFIT
men who talk about survival Of the fttest. .
he said Nothing viii succeed really unless il is
built upon the idea II brotherhood Take settle
raent work II A settlement Is full of the spirit Of
neghborliness fl succeeds; but IT, too often hap
pens. ! is peTvaded with the spirit Of patronage
and condescensioD fails. II is the brotheriness
that makes trades unions valuable II is said that
trades unions badly managed. Perhaps: they
are young. and the young make mistakes. For the
matter Of that, isn't New York rather badly man
ased2"
Rabbi Wise thought President Roosevelts My
spear shall know no brother ought TO be modified
to NV brother shall know spear But he said
that in his opinion the finest thing done in this
country in the last fifty years was done by the
President and Secretary Root-the remission Of the
balance Of the debt which Chine owed the United
States
War" he said is horrible. We feeling the
evil effects Of our Civil War Yet. Had been liy
ing fifty years ago think I would have fought for
abolition: Vet / say that the suffering due 10 that
war has not died out yet. Women should ne the
advocates Of peace for tEsy pay the heaviest toll
when there is They have none Of the glory
Athey have the woe
New-York tribune., 1908-04-07
OTHER MARkETs-eY TELEGRAPH.


Chicago April s-CATTLE-R Receipts estimated) about
0GO head; market steady: steers So 50q$7 cows,
So 6OgS5 so: heifers So 40GS6 %; bulls So 5OG$5 TO-
calves S5dS5 IS; socker and feeders. 81 25d$4 HOGS
lower; choice heavy shipping, butchers S.
QS6 26 light mixed S6FlS6 choice
packing 50 1896 05 pigs 81 5oQS6; bulk Of
~ 10 SHEEP-Receips estimated). about 1900 head;
s6 50qSS; yearngs. Sc 1887 10
Cincinnati, April 6.-HOGS-Slow and weak: lower;
butchers and shippers, 81 30 common, s. 50q$5 ..
CATTIE-AStiTs: fair TO g99d sht2Pers 50 e5a$e 40
LAMBS-Steady s6Q$S
East Buffalo. April 6-CATTLE-R Receipts 400 head
slow and 10q15c lower prime So 50qS6 So ship
So 5OGs6 butchers 30 heifeTs - 50q
So 2s5 40 bulls. So 5GdS5 -; stocers feed
So 5o9S4 heifers. 81 T5N$3 fresh
and springers steady 81 lower; $20d$54- EEALSRe
Receipts. 1900 head fairly active and steady. heavy
and mixed Sc 55Gs6 go; Workers So 40$6 90 pigs "a -
ass 65 roughs s. 50ps5 20; 81 75a$4 so dares
50 25gs6 90 SHEEP AND IAMI<S.Receipts 1+egl
qs7 10; wethers. sTgS7 80; 50 25g$6 20; sheep
mixed. s3Qs6 10.
Kansas City April 6-CATTLE-R Receipts 5000 head.
including head Southerns; market strong to lUc
50 So Western 81 S0uS6 30;
stocers feeders So 1895 5 southern steers 81 80
s. so: native heifers %: bulls 25a$5 calves.
81 T54S5 so HOGS-Receipts. 5000 head market strong
higher top. ST bulk Of sales s. 75gS5; heavy
50 So 05 packers and butchers 81 JuS6 lights - %
fOd2Oc lower; lambs SO 5oaS7 - ewes and year
lngs So 15 Western yearlings. ST 2JGST 80 Vest
sheep 50 25GS6 so; stocksrs and feeders 81 900 - 90
PirtsDurg, April 6.-CATyTlsJ.--Suppy taIT; io"er
choice So s5a$ so: prime So 40q$5 70 SIIEE-9uPply
light. steady sheep, slow lambs. S5GSI % com
mon $685.: lambs S5QS7 %: veal calves. $GaSi -
HOGS .ecepts 5 fa higher @ E5mT hf 5@ s. 90 ga ass
s. rOughS. $0uS5
New-York tribune., 1908-04-07
ECLECTIC,S DETRACTORS.
Some Husbands Strongly Oppose
Freedom of NeSc Waldorf Ctub.

The Eclectic Club is already beginning to feel
the penalty of greatness. The greater Eclecuc'
with one thousand members and a real ciuo
home at the Waldorf Astoria, is thing to ap-
peal to the Imagination, and evidently did appeal
to the imagination OF most OF the members, since
they voted for expansion. But there is small
but determined majority VINO regret the old, quiet
exclusive DAYS and threats of resignation are IN
the air 1t certain that some of the old guard
have refused TO stand for reelection, and it Is
said that some of the husbands object TO the new
club with its masculine freedom and comfort even
more than the 'old guard DO
Mrs Richard Stearns, who is one of the opposi-
ton said yesterday that she unaterably op-
posed to tie enlarged club from the beginning and
will GO down to history being opposed 10 1t, bat
that her reasons entirely personal and nave
nothing to do with her husband.
MY objection to the new club, she sald' Simply
is that / don't want TO make one happy 1ahlnS 50
large as to destroy the old interest and harmony
NJ husband has no opinion about womens clubs
but mine
Mrs stearns would not say whether she intended
70 resign or not or whether any one else did
Miss Florence Guernsey will not run for office
at the coming election April 10 because she dis
annrozes of the course upon which the club has
entered and thinks Mrs. Lyon ought to nave
hoard in harmony with her own views she re-
grets enlargement. but since the euo mas Vo'eu
for it hopes it will be success
Mrs. Lyon herself said:
IT isn't TO be expected that step like this
could be taken without some opposition ana liiS
s,r,o eniri+ of exclusivenesS has always been a
characteristic of Eclectic. When there were only
sixtv or seventy members there was trouble TO ger
the number raised to one hundred, ana tFoupie
again 10 reach the two hundred hnlt ihoSe WIZ
r,o,,- onrosa the enlargement to thousand m
clude many of the original sixty or seventy ihey
fear that we shall lose the old homelike athlos-
rhare and OF course. If could take the wal
dorf apartments with our present membership We
would ali of US be delighted At the same tiie, l
or.+ think there is any danger of losing our IN
dividIaIitv We shall have the same literary meet
ings and the same programmes, and If new people
are present at che meetings why we shall se' az
.s.oa 18th tbep, inst as we did with one an
other"
Mrs Lyons said that four-ffths of the members
voted TO take the Waldorf apartments but tlal
they would not be occupied until next tall aS 1t -
now 60 late in the season The rent Of the apart
r1ents is SIS 900 a year.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-07
BARNEY ESTATE SELLS
SITE IN COLUMBUS AVE.
Buyer Found for the UhitehaH
4partment House.

Investors were prominent yesterday in realty
trading. Thomas -Healy the restaurant proprietor.
bought the four story building on plot 1WtxlU
feet at the northeast of Goth ST and Column
bus ave. from the Charles T. Barney estate Tor
$4,000 Mr. Healy has had restaurant on the
ground floor of the building for the last ten years
The property was bought by the late Charles T.
Barney 1890, and about eight years ago he erect
ed on the site the present building.
Iohn II Berry sold for the HarCourt Realty COM
pany to a client the Whitehall. seven story ele-
vator apartment house at the southeast corner of
114th st and Seventh occupying plot 5O5xloo
feet The property was held at 100000
Cammann. Voorhees, & Floyd resod for Morris
Franklin to a client of Robert Colgate & Co. the
five story building No. So Mercer st, between
Broome and Spring SITS, on lot c42xloo feet.
Plans have been filed for a five story dwelling
house to be built at Nos. 81 and 50 East 10Th st
for NJ. Endeman, owner. 1t is to have a frolt-
age of 80 feet and depth Of "A feet. with an ex-
tension and will have elaborately finished
facade. There will be two stories of Elizabetaan
millions, each three tiers in height, with raj
cony and gable and group of Ionic and Dor1c
piiasters at the lower stories. The entrance VIE
be finished with 'balustrade porch" The first
floor will contain billiard room. the second VIII
be fitted with a dining room, and there Will be d
two story library, with Elizabethan ceiilhs- thc
building will be fitted with an elevator, and IS 10
Ccst $4,000 The architects are Taylor ana JuIeS
c Levi.
Plans have been nLeu TOT ItilluueliiHS 'HO
story dwelling house No. 1745 Amsterdam ave ana
installing an amusement hall at the first story Inc
change being made for the Hooper estate ds
owner and for charging and making over tiie
three story dwelling house No. 1862 Chrystle ST.
the improvements being for DR.. j. Gutman as
owner Thomas W. Lamb and David stone are
the architects.
The Manhattan plans for new buiIdlnSs recoi'eH
on Saturday include a story loft building
With ground floor stores. to be built for r. Ch"-
dorow. as owner, at Nos II and 10 Bleecker ST.
al a cost of $4,000
New-York tribune., 1908-04-07

city the market was than e. the s e0ss fd
aa5 s c e o fPa from at Fda i9s Pps@
choice veas sold at &aSs per he @ ~ yeas at
Ges ersy as city Hw Brought so fed calves
p per rb country dressed 7eieiac, At s.
pe5 ioo W .s aSmf do, isr ~ Ysei; So
iy P 6 "t curtis & SON 3a veals lsO H. at s. 90 3
d. a1 b at fed calves $50 ~ at 3d. yearlinss'
so John ? l2s p at At 81 s. M iio ~ g d2 s S. S.
p p do 81 i oS S0 lo "a at as S. 80 % " " %,
do is e - dq rs IS, n at At s s. ,e4 do 100 H. at
s. T. Il 81 HHis do ia5 b at s. a2 sO do. o n at 81
eS AnGrem qS lSS Malsn R a5 . s. veas si g d9
I2 h. s' 1866 Dc ~ e d6 o st st 81 81 at s 81 49,
SEQ OF. de- g So ID es s' vsss s 1S2 6 at 80 ~ n
at ss: 81 do III N, at 81; 10 do us io' at % 'O
s. M a as i7 vse' % at ls g % o at o.
ao Judd CO. p veais 81 90 es DO DO o1 h rs e
a6 at s. io so n 81 at fG ss l' 10 d. Do los n at
sesssES 8 81 d Tsas "a At lsg g. 5S O. s s g. Il
10 e at a0 s. u g. @ do rs 6 at o So calf $40 n at
n 5, IS 81 G5 s 20 o % at IS s g. B. s g. f
2S p as g. Go o. ii2 Il T%; ia at o5 10 "
SGmmsep "a state Go vai l'a a6 o 10
" sEEf AND LAMBS Rsceipts for two Gays avs ~Grs fn1
saughterers and 13 for the market: and WIN ri
few sheep offered steady prices Prime anu
choice handy lambs wers in fair demand ana 15c
to strong: heavy lambs slow to !o1 i9c
lower The pens cleared. common To Iiu
sheep sold at s5as6 per 100 III; head at 81 medlq
prime unshorn lambs at SSa s. 90; car or @ cloicc
fed the Ohio experiment station ana ss-
ing IS h. SIS -: culls sold at 81 30 a 50:
clipped lambs SO 9OGs7 30; few spring LAMPS lamps
at 1lG13kc per III: dressed lambs slow at l3G lIc:
country dressed hothouse lambs steady at SfQSo %
per -
sales-Kerns Commission Company: III ,oG pn5hoT9 5 IT,
do. So lb. at SIS 30: - Buffalo do ." 10 St
s. % 232 do u H. at S. %; I31 do 50 56 & at SS
do 6S Ib. at 81; 81 state do - lb. at 81 90 state
spring lambs at So each; state sheep, IA h. at
s. . per 100 ID. On
So 176 1O1 III, at IS - les do. lol
h. at SIS %: h3 clipped Ohio do. 20 lb at 81 -: 40
Mcpherson & Co: A. unshorn state lambs. s. lb.
IS %; sheep. 100 b. at 50 %
S Sanders: 13 unshorn state lambs. II ID, at, sS;
culls. 43 b. at Sc do. 81 III, at 50 90; IA spring
w. R. HVme 81 unshorn state lambs. 7s II. at
IS so; culfs. 80 III, at Sc state sheep. 40 h. at
John p: Nelson unshorn state lambs, IS 10, at
IS; buck. 130 III. 81
H0Gs-Recepts for two DAYS were 90 cars or a. 329
1OG15c lower Good $50 10 II state and
Pennsylvania hogs sold at 81 90 Sc so per 100 III;
common Virginia pigs at 81 so Country dressed hogs
Sales-Tobin & Shannon: - hogs, leo III
Sc go per 100 lb roughs. PCS h. s. so;
15s Virginia Virginia pigs common 9S lb; at s. 80 r,
] boar, 43o III. 81 80
W R. Hume: II state hogs. 40 lb, at S6 30;
Mcpherson & Co: 40 state hogs las h. at So so:
roughs, $50 H. 81 60
New-York tribune., 1908-04-07
MTDTOWN HOUSE SOLD.
Disposed of IN the 4uction Rooms
for .SGI.332.

In the Real Estate Exchange saiesroons, Nos
a and IS Kesey street. yesterday Joseph P Day
sold No = West s71h 2lNl995 feet four story
dwelling house. 10 Eugene Beauhls, for s6l, So He
withdrew the parcel No. 324 East lo2d st, AllX
lo0ll feet a FIVE story tenement house, and ad-
iosrned the sale Of parcel SiN20-s feet, on the
westerly side Of Broadway and extending TO Ben
nett ave and vacant plot. 54x5l.lXSix5ol0 feet
on the westerly side Of Bennett just north of
Is5th st. 10 april lS
Herbert A sherman sold all rights. title. etc.
which the defendant had in plot, 5oEs5 feet, on
the easterly side Of Eastburn ave 1854 feet north
Of I7sth 81. 10 the plaintiff for S2co.
James l. Wells sold al right title, etc, which
the defendant had a plot +)Xl90 feet a. the
northeast corner Of Prospect ave and Crotona
Park J Il. Guisues for s753
The offerings in the Nesey 81 rooms to-day viii
be as follows:
b Joseph 4. Day. o Market slip. water
81. sox2e: = d store, samuel Newman ast
Amelia EtUbinsky al T Nelson. j, atty; " B
OUghln. ref due. Ss.B -. sub 10 prior mort
0o0. ISSth n block ID and Fulton
ates 35TxE76X IrTeg K4l7 Il. and
l. 2 J. and = Sis bGgs = brewery EHigfant Indus
tFlal Savings Bank Lena kGntz r g. r j
0tsornar affys L q Dsssar, ief. amt due, $4,000.
aNes etc s7.37o -. WadsRofth n lsfuh 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-07

material It would be charming made OF any OF
the rough finished pongees or OF linen, ana can De
trimmed with straight banding or with applique or
finished with stitched edges only. as liked
The quantity Of material required for the medium
size IS three and -fourths yards q inches wide,
two and three-eighths yards a inches wide or two
and one-eighth yards p inches wide with four and
ope-half yards of braid. The pattern, No 1858, is
,,t in sizes for girls fourteen and sixteen years of
age and will be mailed to any address on receipt
Of 10 cents
Please given pattern number and years distinctly.
Address Pattern Department. New York Tribune
II in Il hurry for pattern send an extra 2-cent
stamp and viii send 10y letter postage in sealed
envelope
New-York tribune., 1908-04-07
ENLARGES FLORAL PARK PLOT

The Mccormack Real Estate Company has sold
thirteen more lots at Floral Park To Hope Booth,
the actress last week purcl sed plot 1sx 100
feet. Floral Parkway and Willow ST. The plot
thirteen lots djoIns her original purchase four
% fronting in Willow st. nine fronting
in Cernation ave. The purchase price I2.j0D
Miss Booth made her second purchase immedi-
stely on hearing the Of the lightning OF work
aying of the third rail for the extension Of
the electric service the main line OF the Long
Island Railroad through Floral Park TO Hemp
stead. This extension which is scheduled 10 be
completed by early summer, will mean me- re-
dGctiUn in the running time between the Wall
Street section and Floral Park of twenty minutes.
Direct trains through Floral Park 10 Hampstead
viii be run without change at Jamaica.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-07
In The PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

The Renton-Moore Company has sold for Charles
Mueller to a client for investment No Al west
145th St five story brownstone front apartment
house. on lot 25x99.11 feet.
IyiIIaro Henry Folsom has sold for E. Hauen-
stein to Thomas F. Scanlon No 2l7 East Slth St. a
three story fathouse, lot 16.Sx9O.n feet
David Stewart has sold for the New YORK Oper-
ating Company to John ID. Beals the 1our stoiS
store and office building Nos. 127 and 129 west lZoth
Ct on Mot rs ex9911 feet The store is occupied
by the New York Telephone Company
7 Clarence Davies has sold for Charies M
Rosenthal 10 Emma Hall No. q Mount Hope FIace,
a two story brick two family house. on lo' 1'Ai-'
feet. .
Zimmerman & Co. have sold for J. Rooerts 10
Mrs + Shainhart No. 1856 Bryant ave. liIee
story TWO family house, lot 25xlOo feet
New-York tribune., 1908-04-07

Il9 500 #, three sty fla hs North Am agt
Ter keal'E Mort 60 e al; g l. Westcgtt atty; A J
ant 225 # Of 172d 175xs2 * irreg x100 fl
vacant. VI + Chatry agt r Po!son al: Wallach
CO. attys, + Nash ref. due. 50 ~: taxes.
S3i0 "a. interior parcel. beginning point
vacant: l. II Seaman agt " Il Ftner ct al: ! & .
McIerrnOtt, attys, Thomas Costigan ref; mt
S2.374 -; taxes eto. $5ss s. 67 18th 210 IT
Of 81 ave, 3DNlo22 Fl, sty dwE n: also 1874 1st
~ = u n 73d 25xS7. > stv h; sheriff
ali right, title which Lazarus Spero rad on
l6. 1907, II.
BY Samuel Goldscker: i13 18th n # e
Of 9Th 1SsXT0 sty dwg J 4 stewart ct al aet
" L Oakley et al, y Philbin, attysi c Hunting
ton ref. due S635T 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-07
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Coats that in one way another are SO arI8hseo
as IN conceal the armhole seams make notable
feature of the season This one. designed for young
girls. is charmingly attractive and graceful yet
is simple withaI and allows choice Of three-quar-
Ter or full length sleeves In the illustration poFce
lain blue Panama cloth is trimmed with oiack
hut the wrap is adapted to every seasonabe suiting
New-York tribune., 1908-04-07

Alessandro Bonci the tenor. has bought plot
OF land at Amityyille. Long Island, through NJ.
Vaccaro from the Buonsignore Realty Corpora
ton. of New York. home will be
erected on the for Mr. Bonci.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-07

FI'REAsuRY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
~ sos-Seasd proposals will be al this ofce
uitu J o'clock NJ. d the 18th day May 1905 and
the enlargement, extension
etc dncluJinE plumbing and supply system etc
of L. :. OiCe at New York city. New York
accordance with drawings and Specialization copies
had the office OF the OF
Construction the New Custom House. at New York
n y this office. the discretion the super
,isirr Architect JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. SuperylsInz
Architect.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-07

INVEST POINT, y. Y. April, 8. IoOS-SF-ALED PRO
w po-aIs tripNCate w!i be- received here IL
ocoas May d. 1905 Toy supplying the L. Military
A,a.trny gas charcoal re-
euIred during the nscal year ending June 1900 anl
for materials. plumbing materials. gas aud
fittings hardware. paints glass and other
lneuus specified schedules appil-
ths office The right Is reserved to
fe all proposals. part thereof. Pru-
pdsais iuet. coal oil 10 be
trpicae; all others duplicate Envelopes
containing he IN
printed bidders 20 Quarter
estP Point. y
New-York tribune., 1908-04-07
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

Hughes ave. s, i53 # Of Pelham ave 25xs7
James O Wentz loans Orlando CIpTiani. ..-....-
Heath eve . 445.3 n of kinesbFidge Road,
4yA.s0. sx108 :. central Mortgage co loans
E.L.L.aM kea = ..
New-York tribune., 1908-04-07
Country Property for Sale.

COUNTY, TTOPtFIy TOT 0dIe-
NO. Is. LIST 5S.-IDEAI. SUMMER HOME: 10 ROOM
n modern dwelling. French architecture. beautifully
modern stable.
chicken house: 10 OF garden seH: bargain.
$1,000. WOLFE HERTMAN CO. I125 B'way.
WHITE PIAINS-FOR SALE. NEW. ARTISTIC
w 1o-ro7u house; moderate price Send for
ar complete description J. T MORRIS.
F~Iatfron Building.