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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS..
rr,rrprs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


Yesterdays cash wheat market was stronger.
prices closing at gain OF 14@l'2 cent Inc uo
mauds for export amounted TO nearly oOOoo Dushes'
while a milling inquiry for only $4,000 bushes was
satisfied The option market OF local ha'uro
as regards trading, and only about 2,2oO,ooo DuSh-
els changed hands. The receipts West arc sun on d
large scale and the cable advces were doscnpuvs vi
dull and weak markets. The shorts were dsposcu W
cover however, on reports of large export engage
ments originating considerable extent IN Chlcsgo:
There were only small reactions Hon n Wv 90 = a
prices of the day. and December after sales al % %
q % So cents rose TO "a is cents, ana May soIu a'
so LASS 1916 cents up 30 90 l-2 cents VI Inv
curb December ruled at "a LA 81 Is cents mo
last official figures closed up 3S for October ana ,
for November at So rs, and IA cent better for De
comber at "a / 4, January at 80 Ia ana may dt
so / . cents. The final tone was fully steady:
Corn was stronger relatively than wheat. The re-
ccipts at the West were light and weather reports
were also used to enSpire the bulls Cash lots we're
l4d12 cent higher and the export demand remains
good nearly 100 900 bushels being taken for ship
mcnt The shorts covered freely IN the option limo.
and the final figures for options were 3-oGl-2 cent
higher as follows: October and November, Al II .
December, IL is; January, al rs; May AZ Ia
cents
oats also were stronger with the options up IL
for October at % 10, and IA cent for November az
the same price, December at 26 Ii, January at
26 "a and May al % cents
There bad break I'm October lard at Chicago
which, coupled with free deliveries on contract here
spread weakness through the market October was
nominal at 80 1926 80. while November was OF
points at 90 81, December and January at S6 81
and So 30. respectively, February at 1884, and
March points at as 80.
were follows at NcwYork, Philadelphia, Balt-
moro and 30 tom Wheat. 23s ,24O bushels: corn.
o51 ,9o3 bushels; oats 16665S bushels; total grain.
G5G,sol bushels; hour, 45,sS4 packages. At Mnwau-
kec and st. Louis the arrivals were wheat 21710S
bushels corn 213s53 bushels oats, o53753 bushels:
total grain, 6S4,7l4 bushels; -four, 35j06 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct. 30 (speciaD.-The October pork deal
closed most provision corners do The clique was
nowhere around the last moment. and callers
were left in unfeeing way sell their lines for
whatever they would bring The price OF October. the
cornered option. In less time than IL takes tell it,
dropped from S1O 90 80 So October lard went the
same way the pork, dropping from SO so SO Is.
Wheat weak early because OF lower cables and a
free movement. December opened 79Nc, sold 79c,
and closed 797sc May opened S3osc sold S3asC
and closed at S37sdS4c The days exports small,
bushels Of wheat and IA packages
primary market receipts 300 900 bushels
larger than for the day year ago prospect
weather would make the roads impossible and
down the wheat movement helped toward the rally which
occurred I'm the last hour Gables also contributed to
the end Hutchinsons purchases OF November corn
continued to-day. The result advance in thii
option OF 3994c. The weather In the Southwest
was also bull influence. Oats helped up a little
by the strength in On the curb December wheat
sold at SOC.
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Proposals.

PURCHASE OF BROKEN STONE.-Engi-
, nssr o9es. u * ATpy' G Boom o. , Army
sealed proposals, b uipllcltc, win be received
No This Office untn twelve 40 o'clock, noon.
Of 10000 cubic yards nore or les Of blokeg stone, ~
line the Harlem River Imptyement, and stored tho
Meadow spuyten Duyyil Creek For specifications.
blank forms and ell information apply % the undersigned
G. Z. GILLESPIE. 1t Col. CoIDs OF Esgineess
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NEW EMPIRES IN THE NORTHWEST.

TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 8.
THE RESOURCES. PROGRESS. INDUSTRIAL DE-
yFLoPMENT AND PROSPERITY OF FOUR GREAT
coMMoNWEALTHS THE SERIES OF BRILLIANT
LETTERS WHICH HAVE APPEARED FROM TIME
TO TIME IN THE TRIBUNE. REPRINTED IN
PAMPHLET FORM.
These articles form complete and graphic description
OF the Industrial conditions which confront the settler.
The Tribune's correspondent has travelled all over the
New West and in addition wonderful array OF facts.
offers bits Of description by turns vivid pathetic and
amusing. ,.
The most complete OF the States yet issued
Price 25 cents, postpaid. Address
THE TRIBUNE NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
ERIE RAILWAY.
THE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND CHICAGO
And the only line running its
DTrING CAR THROUGH TO CHICAGO.

DINING CAIs lDhOCOll ~ NiilCApO'
800 p. NJ. 500 p. NJ. 8 80 p. NJ.
All. SOLID EXPRESS TRAINS, AND EkcH
TRAIN RUNS THROUGH TO CHICAGO WITHOUT
CHANGE OF ANY CLASS OF CARS. o,
poIts Ho B Bef f a tham6 S an and az Ws 2S a
New York 33l ANA 1873 tuonsL. Brooklyn 10, Br9ad'
S SaS and New Station jersey City, where G 1Ii
Iarlor Sleeping Car reservations and orders FOR cheT
leave 23dst minutes earlier than time shown from oha
Every Day, Day Express, Pullman Buffet DFawns'
d. M Every Day Nov Ycstibued Limited via Msadrile
SgnSsssD D AND co MR paas f b h%% a s
Cars Chicago without change also Pullman veS'o
Sleeping f fS 3 GSRh f6 FAsr rs LOUIS
EYf5 Pay S SSS Ps Err aRon VIA ala Bp train Of 10y
AM R RHTa9 sP 60 GSag S BSo
pullman Vestbuled comp,ftmc9s Car % Roche ster
80 p M Every Day Chicago Nlgnt ERAPg Sleeping
Cars 70 Chicago without ehangr via SSla%anea o7s.
orangs g. ~ 5 = u 6:o7 :. S:2 75 80
Ii 80 Sundays s6, 49, rs :l5 l 10 -: b l..
NuHS $50. So 81 81 us 22t S7s'
pa: sfis Sl5 81 5s s's4 e
S3iS o. :so 49, 49, 3. 'IS:sS "a
So So e. 5 Sas Is, 80 l. TSo' $780,
newark NO go and nd Patterson NegsTE SiS SDfy 80
ssSS IG s i 50 q p b I;s8S e. no Il 90
snsoS5 fo.si 70 q a. go NJ l. I'S@
S07E. g. 10 10 80 80 a. M, S:l5, 40 80 p m
Ne Tbs S45 p Is Fast Express VIZ toseF So
Tuxedo, 7:l5, 0. iO;SO a. H. l. ''''' = '''
,.i Gf 81, jews S:o a. s2G a. ssc 50 Sc
dSS isc e. f. sS 6 main IN SIS 10 80 wen.
'uio aS : 80 u m ESp1 res i ,r2,S' M from
aNNioSRgTHERN RAILROAD or y. J. DIyiSsiHoSs; as
" % 1 is T II p sS fin s
70 q aS OF S 90 sns sS - '
xv days and sis s,pa S@ SS IgS 49, e
$3.50, 4. 4l5. $50 go COZ 72;so S's so:iS
Send 10 cents in postage TO General p ltsSIes
w. ]. MURPHY. c.aII tp,ssenger Agent
General Supt General fA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool. oct 80. p. m.-Coton-The sales OF the
dav incu1ed o. 100 bales American. -
u'' t.irres closed steady -lcr!can-Middling, low
md1iug clause october delivery 42-6id sellers Oco-
and December delivery 33.G4d value; December and
January delivery 336d sellers January and February
S964d sellers March and April delivery 3384d
buvers April and May delivery, 3o-64d sellers; May
ana juno delivery, 30-G4d buyers. ~
Galveston Oct So-Sott9n sSea1y meing y 'raoc
ecepts ii ioS bales sales. 1921 bales stock 9So1s
'Hew-orleans Oct. so.Coton quiet; middlins, 9ac
Iow mlddllng 9Lo: good ordinary, Sac net receipts
10 243 bales; gross 1883 exports 70 Great Britain
~ SIS; France 1888 cOastwsc, 6.6o5; sales $3.50
stock 1871, 3l4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31

OF LOUIS via THE WABASH ROUTE y, Ex,.s.
- The only through ssepog car n 60 at p ,dsyS
sa ~ Newyork Central Michigan Cnhs a. 81 Louis
for all m Union Depot ss
iouis Tor all points West and southwes n McCLSk
seeping. car berths &C., wife Soa R,oatway. r. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
OCEAN CLEANERS.

n1CIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
LINES FOR CALIFORNIA; SAPANb C MHx Hco
CENTkAL AZ syyopk pier foot OF Csnal.st. N. r.
~ FITW Sa AZ Francisco via tho Isthmus OF Ponama
C M POI 9F PARA sails Friday, November !, noon.
" r,or sar Francisco. LIST and Brannan sta
fl0" ~ For China and japan.
-,- 4, ~ pro M JiNFIRO sails TUESDAY. Dec 3. y.
~ f,eISht passage and general Information apply to
eompsnys 0hiff j. BULLAY. General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There another falling or IN the business in crude
petroleum the Exchange yesterday, but there no
weakness developed Prices early exhibited improving
tendency influenced possibly by the unofficial sdylces con-
corning character OF the monthly field report due hero
to-day. kilograms to prominent brokers sal that the
report would probably heavy increase in de-
veopment work, but that the new production would De
decidedly smaller Otherwise the OF the day was
significant and the speculation appears 70 have paused
impulse A sharp raid BY the bears broke
the 81 077s 81 0Js for November options,
but quick recovery and prices ruled most Of
above 81 Al the stock Exchange
fail below 81 06, while the final figure shade
above the opening. The market closed steady.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as fol-
lows: - ,. -,,s....
Onening .................. 81 OGi2 81 O6l4
1900.
Lowest Uof NUo,o
Final j OO,s VVo
Sales. barrels. ZOl UOO
Refined oil unchanged at 73o cents per gallon at
all ports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31

At A TERN Of the County Court of Erie
" COUNTY held az the City and County Hail In the civ
Of Buffalo, y. Y, The 3th day Of september. 1890
Inc matter Of the appic1 lion 81 Lucicn SiIrr an in.
snlvcnt debtor for his schaTge from his debts - "
ON reading and fling the petition Of Lucien A. Slrrot
an insalVeut debtor. verified the 9Th day Scutlul.T
1850 c consents and adayits OF the following creftor
~ said Iuclen l. Strict viz: The Metropolitan NarlWaI
pank Of the CITY Of New-York Samuel Shethar & Co
Samuel Shcthar: William H. Hurburt & Co: H. Syl'
,cster & Co: J. b. NrGCorgc assignee Of IT00ucr 4
PRYOR: William b. Slrici and the AFFIDAVIT Of I.ucrn
Sret verified September 9Th, 1850 with the accompany
ng schedules ami on Of Hr. John L. Hnmcf A.
said petitioner. 10 i OklEkED That all
EDITORS Of said Iuccn A. Sret show before This
Court AZ tom thereof be held % the City Comfy
fto1 In ne City Of Buffalo. y. Y, the 18th dev N
H"V1p'ber 1889 al 10 o'clock In the forenoon WIN ai
.-otWeut Of said insOlyeuts property should not H.
80 ana he thcreupOn discharged from his debts "a
,.oto,hcI i'm Article / OF Title l ~ Chapter II m
~ 90 f civil Procedure. That copy ~ this order be
,unliisbcd i'm The Buffalo Morning Express and i'm The
D-'g.t, Evening News. newspapers published he
b.,n'ty NJ IrIe and IN The New York Weekly TrIunc
published in the city Of Ncw-G0fk 30 least
go a week IN each ~ the weeks Immediately pTc-
1inG tbe aid 18Th day Of November 1850. That Tho
Ttaoncr also cause T. be served upon each creditor q
H. nd Lucien a. SirTc, residing within the iniird
stats whose place q residence IS known u him. copy
~ this orfpr either personally, 81 least twenty be-
fore he ad 18th day Of November. 1859 by deposit
o. A. AZ least forty day, before that day the Dosonce
a. ,ufalo ~ v. inclo-ed ia postpaid wrapper ad-
dres'ei 10 the creditor his usual place 81 residence.
WM. W. HAMMOND Erie co. Judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31

", YORK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN.
Nk"-bOi'A from Pier 40. North River.
FAST EMPRESS NAIL NAIL S SERSSdIciEi IN
f EsrSTa Nov M EES5s Dee Dec sS m
Nov %. 80 a. m Umbra.. Dec. 2l m.
Cabin Passse Se and from ali parts Of EaTSpe az sry
betase For freight and passage apply the company
IoM fa',H uoyyllug Green. hrW-YOrk
office VENOM H. BROWN a co. General Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
Danrna Gta0emlcs.

1Iunf11lH AIuutHlllS.
LIEN DODwORTH. NO. Gs1 TIFTHAVE
n OPENS SATURDAY. OCTOBER 18TH
Class for Gentlemen viii begin December "a.
Private lessons any time by appointment
A LEXANDER MACGREGORS. Jos West 65th.st.-
~ Now open FOR private lessons In dancing Classes
begin Saturday, october 20.
A -CARTIERS DANCING ACADEMY 50 6tl-aye,
"A. between 18th and l4th ssPtNate and cass lessons
an hours WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY. Hans 10 let
II .OAItNO-lLAsSES IN DANCING.
~ STANDARD HALL. 1916 Broadway (12d-sL) and
30 West S1th-st-
II ERNANDO'S ACADEMY. 162 East 55th,st-A School
FOR Danang Department ahd Calsthealc EAeEcl1eA
All the new and fashionable dances. Send for circular
II NICKERBOCKER CONSERVATORY, a West i4th
IA st. lh9rousH Ieh93l f9r danclhg and Ep9rtmohs;
Wcdne-day and Saturday afternoon terms moderate
circulars.
NTR. T.. HARVARD REILLY, ma+er OF dancing. has
w returned from Europe. PrVat" classes specially at
5i3 5th-ave. No circulars sent by NAL
nUR OWN ACADEMY FOR DANCING 90 West 23i
O Hosea IIg ms. PrppAfternoon and evening classes
per quarter. q lessons. 90 WALTZ GUARANTEED Five
priy6t, lessons 80 All IA" fashionable dances taught.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31

X -" FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New.Nork and Antwerp weekly. -
NreTEH Nj LAM. Wetne sday November D. D. IN
III nv NI\ND - Wednesday November 10. 8 80 a. m
Cabin rates First Cabin. $50 and upward on
stoo ana upward. Second Cabin, $40 EAour'i'" W.
and sSO Steerggs at very low rates. , r-,,., c,ss,
PETER WRIGHT q SONS Genl Agts-.o bo"nns "'s'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31

NUION Line: .u,s ,,,r no
~ roR on EENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leave Pier 80. y T. foot OF klngst
Ask TUESDAY, November 8, D. m.
nMEvnnW Tuesday. Mover - 80 III
H"nf1oNA Tuesday. November 10 80 D. ~
IN Tuesday, November 20 a. m
NEVADA TUESDAY Deeemoer y Z rgah IN
100 ia sgi Storage, 500.
$50 an M NDERHILL & Co. IS broadway. N. y
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0earhers.

-rl
-A-PIANO AND GERMAN taught; easy success
~. full @saS& S s5Ss or LSc ias 5Gs
BEST TEACHERS, American and Foreign ssPPdfe f
IL. for ali branches in all localities no charge @
II AHhhE american nc ia School bureau w... .n'
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
tGefov SfnSPs aqf E1Ts 50 h APRys square
4 UNIVERSITY graduate (Engrshl, with good Amerl-
"A recommendation. seeks the iutorsha OF ooy pre-
pairing for school. j. T., Box o. Tribune once. --
BILE TEACHERS, GoyeInts,es Tutor PrqiesS9 9s
Agency 80 East 14th-st. Schools recommended
A YOUNG Partisan lady dplomee in Paris. Professor
"A OF French literature dicstion, grammar CONVERSE
F FUqsh' gives private lessons Miss NAvELLE. 337
west 4ist-st.
A. Sa1aSe upS Ssaa Schools R5lfs ms ''3Sa5
e SSais 81 E i7tst bet and Broadway
A SMITH and a VAssAR College graduate desire les
sons IN families 5I II sSp9 81 Ess h
ST. between lth.aye. and Broadway.
ID RIvATE TUITION. PREPARATIoN FOR COL OK
S. LIKE Recomnended BY Rev Dr. Tsyior successful
teacher, emnenuy qualified
S,CHERMERHoRN's TEACHERS AGENCY;
- o'ae'' anu O'j East East i4ih-st n Y,
TCFNCUERS WANTED.-Laiies: English. French and
violin and piano; French lady with music for family
man lady city family superior French lady for city
family also gentleman 70 faG4 yG r. ;ch %@c he
and Foreign Teachers Agency, % Union Square.
" IsITING GovERNEss.-A college graduate teaches
sh literature ADDRESS Hiss L. A. WHITE 80 west
w AN and ' board Pa ed BUREAU Alcnlown Pa.
yVoMAN's ,ZXCHANGE TEAcHERS' BUREAu 10. io'
musicsns hSGseks%pcrs Companions chaPerone &C. 70
colleges schools and families also boOkkeepers stenogra
Ohf Mis sa i e. wERSER 500 5have NcxYolk CITY
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THE WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.

1890 A. VI, Day Express to Buffalo. Niagara FAILS
Toronto Cleveland, Cincinnati indianapolis Detroit ana
Caicago Wagner drawingroom cars to Canandagua ana
Rochester. Wagner sleeping Syracuse 10 Cevelan1
Detroit and Chicago Paror car Cleveland 70 Cincinnati
LAS A. NJ. Western New-YOrk and Northern Express
for Saratoga Lake George Rutland, Bennington. North
Adams, &c Wagntr drawing room cars New-HorA u
Troy 80 -
$3.50 r W.. Albany, Troy and Utica Special. with Was
ner drawing 10 Albany and Troy.
3i55 y. NJ. Accommodating TO Albany and Troy. Non
meets for Wiamstown North Adams and intermediate
points on FItchbure K. X. Wagner drawing room car
N..- N-nrE N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31

w FoR QUEENSTOWN AND LIyERPooL
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
'Adriatlc...Nov. 9, m Ad riatle l DEC p
Gcpmanic Nov 90 3 D. IN. Gcrmanlc.. Dec Is. p m.
Rriannis No q s 20 am Brt1nn.c Dee. 25. 80 am
From white star Dock. ,iot NJ West lothst.
Second cabin on these steamers saloon rates; $40
and inward according ana location OF berth
Second cabin, s35 and slo; Excursion tickets on
a. RroadUav New.York. Phadeiphia Office 400 Wal
Qutst Il bhOOE loMAh. Asuh@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31

1904. NJ. The great morning train for all points IN
West Pullman Nestibulc Buffet Sleeping Car n,
York 10 st. Louis, Pullman Vestibuie Buffet Paror
New. York TO PittsbuIg, Pullman Sleeping Car Altoo
@ Chicago. and Pittsburg TO Cincinnati Cleveland,
Toledo, Pennsylvania Ralroa1 Dining Car Phi ade ph
Altoona, and Pullman Dining Car Columbus TO
Louis. Train leaving New.York Oh SATURDAY II
through Chicago, via Columbus. Connects
Cleveland daily, and for williamsport, Lock Hay
and Toledo except saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31

$3.50 A. NJ, The famous Wagner Vestbue NewY ork an
Chicago Limited composed exclusively OF buhet sn0l
ng-car, dining drawingroom dissection and prlya
compartment sleeping for Albany Syracuse, Isoch
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Erie, Cleveland, Toled
Elkhart. and Chicago arriving At Chicago AZ 80 a.
the Vt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-11-20
j The National w. CT. w.
To tile Editor Of the Press:


CHICAGO, November H.
Will you kindly permit me to correct some
errors in your article of the 9th November,
relating to the annual meeting of the National
w. G. T. o., now in progress here. The
statements of the Press result from misin-
formation. Almost nothing else but that
can be had from the press here, as 1 have
abundant opportunity to observe, attending
as do the meetings and afterwards reading
the reports of them in the papers,
/. "The friends Of the third party"-pro-
bibitionists-are not, alarmed by the nom
partisans, and never have been in the slight
est degree. The latter are in very insig-
nifcant minority. There is not now, and
never has been, any anxiety as to the attitude
of the minority who believe in n0n-partisan
action. If the Iowa Union withdraws, the
PRESS says, the breach will be irreparable.
2. The Iowa Union has withdrawn-in
numbers, fourteen--and their places were
Immediately filled by thirty-eight other Iowa
women-the numbers, 80 to IA, fairly repre-
sent the comparative strength of the minori-
ty and the majority among the members of
the Iowa W. c. T. U.
3. mo startling figures" las to member
ship disturb the quiet of the w. G. T. u,
nor is there any reason for anxiety on that
account.
3. The membership of the w. C. T. u. has
not decreased within the year, but has largely
increased.
5. The income last year was $1,000 larger
than ever before.
g. Mrs. j. Ellen Foster was formerly "a
leader among the women of the Union" but
she Is so no longer As she and her follow
ing thirteen in number) were walking out of
the hall, she said to friend, "Am I losing
my power?" She has certainly lost whatever
power she may have had in the w. G. T. u.
Intensely partisan herself, she insists that
no W. c. T. U. woman shall be in any sense
such, except in her direction. She is herself
in the worst possible position to object to
partisanship among the members of the W.
G. T. U. She seems not to see this; all others
see and wonder.
NEAL Dow,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-11-20
SUCCF=SS!

Guaranteed to Statesmen who york for the FONT
HILL NURSERIES, OF Canada, established
in 1870 Goods first class. Don't engage until
Won write u.s. We furnish hand some OUTFIT free and
nav highest commissions. Sal airy and expenses
paid to men OF ability Write at once Stating age
Branch Onice-I. @. lERRILL & CO.,
nolbeod&wlm Hartford, Conn.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-11-20
St. Stephens Rectory.

1t has been reported that the st. Stephens
people have bought lot of land on Vaughan
street and will erect thereon rectory In the
spring. This is mistake. The society has
purchased one of the block of three houses
on Vaughan street, near Bramhall, lately
occupied by George Gilman, deceased. and
only awaits legal title in the deed. 1t
seems that deed of the house was given to
some one of the family by Mr.. Kimball, but
not recorded. By Mr.. Gilman's will, after
certain provisions were fulfilled, the remain
der went to the Vaughan street Methodist
chur6h. Now it Is question whether the
deed given by Mr.. Gilman would constitute
a good title without record in the registry Of
fee. Until this matter is settled, and uutil
Mrs. Stafford, the donor of the old South
street rectory, has approved of the sale of
that building, and the purchase of the new
one. the property will not pass. The old
rectory was sold to Mr.. johnson for 5000,
and he will move his grocery store from the
old engine house, corner of South and Spring,
to building he will erect adjoining the old
rectory, on South street, as the city, it is
said, contemplates turning the old engine
house into ward room for Ward 4.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-11-20

SHIRTMAKERs WANTED = Several
- nice shrtmakers are wanted Immediately.
Applicants must apply personally and have a
sample of stitching and button holes. CHARLES
GUSTS & CO., No. 54S1s Congress street,
room 8. l4l
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-11-20
. st. DomInic'S Fair.

The attendance last evening twas affected
somewhat by the rain, but nevertheless a
large number of persons visited the hall and
were invited to take chances in all sorts of
things. One article which 1T is well worth
the while Of any one.who has boy in the
family to invest In Is the Dickson patent sled
presented by James f. O'Brion. 1t stands
at the rear Of the hall and is the centre of
admiring crowds.
The School Table. of which Miss Emily
W. Flaherty is in charge.is one of the hand
soonest is in the hail. with its fine needle
work and paintings lovely PLAGUE of Mar
shall Neil roses. painted by Miss Ellen M
Douglass, attracts much attention.
Some recent donations are silver vases
from VIM. Senter, Jr., and A. B. Morrison
painted table scarf from Miss Annie Tenney
painted banner from Miss, O'Bren: fancy
articles from Misses Burns and Heating
handsome child's white plush outfit from
Mrs. James B. 0'Neill; gold. pen and pencil
from Rev. p. Healy: plush sofa pillow from
Miss Jane. Keatipg.> s.s,a rs3g "a.
An oil painting of tie. old church of St
Dominic has just been received by Miss
Faherty. 1t is the work of "a former Port
land lady. now residing in St. Louis, and i:
valuable as a souvenir.