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New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

long been recognized as an authority upon the subject
To which he has given more than quarter OF a cen
ury of devoted service and he Is admitted to De one
OF the most practical connected with tne Worh VI
missions Two or three years ago The Tribune was
criticised for publishing statement showing the utility
Of sending any but the very best men as MISSIONARIES.
few enthusiastic people thought that the newspaper
not friend TO missions m For rnp s pepeD Of DR. @ carR
naner the following extract is taken from his mastery
address on Te and False Economy esa! IN MsO toT mis-
s,onarv onerations and the occupation Of strategic
points in those fields Is the SMSTe scrvrs OF me p
Clark spoke on this theme at considerable lenglh.
The notion said he. that anybody VIII 90 TOT
missionary is rank heresy and has stood In the wa!
~ the progress of the kingdom Of God the world over
VI DR. Clark's paper was followed by remarks S nom
tbe Rev Mr. Jones of India the Rev. Mr. Alchn
and professor Kato Of Japan; DR.. Bradford OF Mont
clair n J. the Rev. G.. VI. Boynton, oi Boyston, ana
tbe Rev f. 5 Hume. OF Bombay. The third paper
Of the day was on The Cry of the Pagan World,
and was read by DR.. Smith, the Junior Foreign
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
1--WE srocx MARKET BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, oct Acknowledging for the, 3csost ~; "a
honrs zoo head total week thus FAR ll,2UO LOT
anne time last night $40 consigned througn koov %
which . 36O TO New-York sale, 200; market oeh,d
with prospects poor for common nothing DONG ciose %
dull Togs-Recelpts last "A hours. $500 heah o 0CM
for week thus far As 150 for ame time ast geek a
sgned through $500 20 New.York. iboO on sse, s,
75O opened stsdy FOR all but heavy sSaSs oE5 pg
fed $685. oo good weights corn ted = sC1 G g gg
part ted 81 eoa4 60 pg; s9Od & 70 le.t ssasf esf
rough 50 5ods4 stays sSsS So sheep and o da%Ss %ss
lieceipts last hours $500 head total for te week
thus far % 500 time last week lSoOOi con
drned through 200 10 New-York, 22cO;, on sly.
600: opened and closed STEADY for sheep and duM l0f
lambs sheep extra fancy = 82sf go0q 70 ,S nom COM
mon s3dS3 75 lambs good to chooe native 50 I2aSo
Cannon To fair do 81 75d 80 cus 70 common, IS 2od
"A : Canada common 70 extra, - 65d56. 49, .
Chicago oct. 1A-"Tbc Evening Journal reports
Cattie~Receips 21 900 ad market slow, natives lower
to choice s5Gs5 so others 81 1Cds4 70 TeSanS 81 i20
S3 10; rangers s3dsi 20: stockers s2 25as3 So 6nth
eTs' cows 50 256S3. Hosslecepts. 5000 5000
PcSg6 'i'" and common, sia$4 25 mixed AID
weights q 20 prime Light 81 tSG 200 Ss,d S9 Sb
ments 1000; market active natives lower ohers 5easy
% 10; westerns s4d$4 65 lambs SO 75a$o 90
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct IA (Specal.The Northwest furnished TO-
day the bull news wheat the seaooard did the selling.
As the Chicago crowd la been watching for week for
sign Of liquidation the part Of the NaTfork bulls and
A. IL was convinced to-day that the NewYokers were try
ing take profits, immediately set about making te
market a. weak a, IL could. opening prices wheat
last gufes showed little
recovery sold flCm FL OO 10 9o cents. and
closed 2 gS d0SSs The early Du impetus was on
reports Of the damage Dakota from the continued rains
a prediction by Signal Service BLIcap that DakOt,
would have clearer weather aided " the nnal
Gables ind ncr mt Receivers Lad ad'lce
Of q much larger com movement:
The Affected eyeYGody. Although prices opened
strong all receiIts, close showed quite sharp
break for nearby deine There Indications 81"
liberal liquidation tain october shipping bulls There
we're a few here to-day. October sold
from 81 to 54l, and closed ji9. May from 42' 10
..l2. and closed al i2L. The market continued
slal! afair seadie howevr, 10y small stochs rows on
very weak carly then enjoyed something OF ic
e Hogs again the expectation; the
estimate Thursday 10000 prices at the yards
shorts, however. were inclined
% avail themselves OF the reduce their lines
that prices the close showed most of the
,arly decline recovered. Packers declare hogs
packing basis
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
Gan Epgp not sol
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEI-Iess interest manifested IN spot gfaues
OF Rio o.uaS feeling 10 prices was athef NeA
Firm Rio the market at iOse lVf NJ
7. No quoted 12sc. sales, 300 bags No D. -
go bags ABOUT No :, l22c. and 1000 bags NO ~
cost and freight Mid grOwths steady but quiet SAFES,
terms: 600 pcus Interior Fadang TO arrive -l2c, . &
$40 mats Padang private terms. The option narAt M'
depressed Lowell realizing by Longs ana some
Tie selling for foreign stimulated by weaker Sao9
from All at the close showed net o9t
OF IOu25 points. Hayre dropped 1i2d2 francs %
with a recovery OF ., franc on OCTOBER iia1iuuIs u
clined 1Ld19. pfenning. and London closed %
Official quotations, 5 m October o0s %
ber 52s; december 49s cd January 49s 81 fenrIapy
9os sd: March Ies sd Rio also showed some decline
Regular first DO kllos $50; good second az kosl'
900 exchange tprvate), l5 receipts IN no 10
"a 600 BAGS; Rio clearances % United States 9OO0 ago
Rio cearances TO Europe, 1000 bags RIO StocH 'oHvV
hays: rio market firm Receipts In Santos 10 ulSSJ,
% 600 bags Santos stock $4,000 bags santos o
ouet good average santos 400 kece->- az snn So
1uy 70 october 10, 1891 400 600 bags same c
$4,000 baRs same time 1889, O16OOO bags; hcocsp PC
at Santos July october 49, ls9l 90 oV9 70 ps9 9o o
tai sales here to-day 3l750 bags incndng Oc'o @ s,S
IL s0a s5c: November 11a1110c; Decembet iVSo@ 90
10 95c; January 1O.75d1055c February 10 % % IUoUo
March 10 75alo 9Oc May as rrb
January. 75d10s5c Februay 70 51o s5e
I075a o SOC April 10.75dlO Soc; May ~ o.
Iune IO75dio S5c July. 10 15dlOSoc Oos0Vsl o9c
II SOC November 1O5a11 10c DecemDe' SpS
o2 600 bags baltimore IL. .134 bags; New'orleas ''''
OSes eCs0fToSton the spot declined isc with very
nc1erate trade reported Saes, 1896 bales I9I
ton The receipts ports were oSooo oaiee "e''"''
az oIo last week and A., sos year ago., 1soo
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
4 BANNER FROM THE COATE DE PARIS
PRESENTED TO THE LOYAL LEGIoN-oFFIcERs OF
THE CHIEF COMMANDERY.

Philadelphia Oct 14.-The commandery-in-cmef Oh
the Loyal Legion began It's annual session mere ,hls
afternoon. In the absence of the comfnandern-cmel
cx.pr.sident Rutherford Il. Hayes General Orlando NJ
Poe presided The election for officers resulted as fo
lows: Commauderin-chief Kuthe ford B. Hayes )
senior vice commander. Rear Admiral j. j. Amy re
corder. Colonel John p. Ncholson register, Coiohei
Albert Ordway.
At the reception rendered tonight at tle onlon
League Club beautiful banner was presenter 10 the
order bv George w Chrds on behalf Of the Comte de
Paris IN October Of last year. when the Comte DE
Paris was in this city, reception was given MN at
the Union League by the order, and II was In recogn
ton of the hospitality extended 80 MIN curing MS WISH
that he presented the banner to the order.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
SILVER BOUGHT AND BONDS REDEEMED

Washington, oct. 14.-Of the 1,37s,0oo ounces OF
silver offered for sale to the Treasury Department to-
day, 1O4s,OO0 ounces were purchased, as follows :;
$4,000 ounces at $O.o71O, $4,000 at S0D712, 42'OOo
mt $O97125 100, 900 at $O.9713 10000 at SO912O,
355, 900 SO.0724 3s5 900 at SO.0725.
The amount of IL per cent bonds redeemed to-day
was S112 500 making the total redemptiOns to date
Sl0,g35 400 and leaving outstanding $5,o79,3Oo.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool oct. Il. 8 40 p. m.-Beef-Hoders osa
sparingly. PoTk-HOders offer freely. Hams-Te
supply Is poor Bacon-The supply is poor. Cheess
Holders offer moderately. Tallow-iioders ofef
moderately. Turpentine-Holders offer freely Rosin-
Holders offer sparingly Lard-sp0t and futures
Holders offer freely: prime Western spot. October
November and December, easy at :'4s. Wheat-Iolden
offer moderately No. rcd winter nrn, M IS 81
futures-Holders offer sparingly mixed Western spa
and October firm, AT IS "A November nrm. a
IS 3 4d December firm. at 5s 9d. Hops at London
Pacific Coast-HOlders not Offering.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
EryERAL OF EX-GOVERNOR B1GELoW.

NewHaven, oct. IA Special).-The funeral OF eA-
Governor Bigeow was held at the Church OF the
Redeemar at 1 D. m. today Hundreds of people
Viewed the remains before the hour for the funeral
arrived The funeral exercises were conducted by the
Rev. w. V. Phillips. The honorary pall-bearers were
ex Governor Charles h. Ingersol Ex-Governor Henry
b. Harrison, Ex-Governor Charles B. Andrews, ex-
Governor p c. Lounsbury Governor NJ q. Bulkeley,
and senator j. r. Hawley.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
THE STATE Of TRADE.

busbeIs 10 hard spot sold at 81 O5a 81 o5 12 clos
Ing at 81 Oh L.; 1000 bushels, do, c. f. SO sod at
81 O3 IA No. Northern pot closed at 81 0s os 5@ 1
90 lee 10000 bushels, No: NortheIn spot; % Sola
at 05 $50 96 1-2, closing at 9j L. Winter Wheit
cars, No / white, on track sold at 81 Corn opened
strong but closed dull and weak ana IL @ CenS JmeI
IL cars No. yellow, sold mt 81 1-2c o'OOO ousss'
No in store sold at so La &c 0as xed reT nS track SR
20 &c No . white, I'm store, "a 1-2o34 3-4c Bary
quet; No. Western. held at G7c in store rye Gun %
spring S5 4Od So so: do winter. S3a$o To- yeno@.r, @
- gOa So millfeed firm; coarse winter bran i2'zo
do spring 1475 Canal frelghts & easy csptsFIor %,f
~ 900 bbls wheat $4,000 bush: corn, loo;OOo losy
bush: oats 55 900 bush; barley, 3IoOO Dusn' ndo
ments-By rail. -four, $1,000 Dds t wng;t' cansI
wheat. 5000 bush: corn, 1900 bush; barley
10000 bush rye, 1900 bush.
Baltimore Oct 14.-Flour steady. unclaimed; ,ae re-
$50 bis Wheat-No. red. weak spot ana an a. oSto .
her 81 O4dS1 O4 Ia December 81 O7 14GSI " ~ . .
May. 81 13 7-sds 81 IA steamer, No req ~ 80 e.
81 90 & receipts p5s 1 o Sus& Gn'n sae pIsaoco bush
Southern wheat firm; Fultz. 1881 0s; Longberrgy.
81 O2d 81 O8. Corn-mixed, steady spot, o9e' aseeu
February 81 lie; March 81 1,2c receipts, .S 6,I24
bush. stock s,64s BUSH; sales, $4,000 bush SOUTH
firm; white, zoe 72G yeI2%i nics &C. a.
rs &c; No 2 mixed do. 33c.d 34c.; receipts 1000
bush stock 1854 bush. Rye-frm and higher
No 19c receipts & S6lS 81 SndICs GHs {mSSK SSfSx
$i3 5O6sl4 so. Grain freights quiet, unchanged.
Cotton nominal: mddling, 1-2c. Provisions firm,
at 23c. coffee dull; Rio, cargoeS. fair at Is 1.2c
No. Z, 13 IA. Sugar steady; granulated, 4 1;2c.
Copper steady and active; unchanged. Whlskey
firm at 81 GOA 81 20.
Chicago, Oct 14-rhe leading futures ranged follows
WHEAT, NO. 2
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. oct. 1T p. m.-rhe saies of the day
included :. 700 bales American -
Futures closed barely steady. Amcllcan-Middling,
low mddllng clause. october delivery 456fd sellers
october and November deliver. 4564d sellers No
.cmber and December delivery. 4 4604d sellers; Dc
cember and January delivery fs6id sellers January
ard February delivery. 80 O4d buyers February and
March delivery 4 52.Gida4 4 53-64d March and April
delivery 55-6id0 56-64d; April and May delivery.
1 5S-6id value May and June delivery, 6l-6id
sellers. ~ o
savannah. oct. 14.-Cotton easy mlddlng, 4c
low middllng, 3l6c good ordinary, 0l6c: net aud
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

gross receipts. 1900 bales sales 375o bales; soet
153,442 bales
New-orlesns. oct. 14-Cotton irregular and easy
middling, 1-4c: low middling. 734c: good ordnary
34e net receipts 1853 baes: gross, 17,f52 bales
exports to Great Britain, 300 bales; coastvse
4099 bales; sales, 5000 bales stock, 2O279O bales
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS.
PROCEEDINGS AT THE MEETING OF THE
AMERICAN BOARD.
BUSY HOURS AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WORK
BEFORE THE BoARD-PAPERs
READ YESTERDAY.
,BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNAL

Pittsfeld, Mass, Oct. 14.-With something more man
local pride The Tribune correspondent was informed
this morning by Mrs Rose Terry Cooke that the CLOCK
which struck in the First Church yesterday when tie
meeting Of the American Board was opened was no
longer "villsge" clock. For well-nigh ten months
Pttsfeld has been city, and for that time at least 1t
has been the city clock and not the village clock which
has called worshippers to the house Of prayer.
The second day Of the Boards meeting has been
nearly perfect II is possible for the human mind
TO expect II has been ideal autumn day, and the
proceedings have been those of an ideal missionary
meeting Some of the less enthusiastic members OF
the Board and their friends who knew that they would
be able to read the excellent papers Of the secretaries
in The Missionary Herald" for November. and would
get the spirit of the discussions from the newspapers
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

Milwaukee, oct 14.-Four firm. Wheat easy No:
SpS yG n sE ea oU no g. o 2 cash
& 3ats steady y no White @ r% ON track N pc in BG s1E
~ isI sc. Provisions easy. Pork January sii So.
Lard January s5 81 L. Receipts-FIour; $500 bbis
wheat $4,000 bush barley, l2O,600 bush snip
16l 100 bush.
Peoria, ILL.,. oct 14.-cOrn firm; No: ., 5ec No; g.,
30d 20 l-4c; No. 3 white, 27 34a2sc. Rye scarce /;
No. >, 57658e. Whishey firm wins, 81 l8' spirits,
bush rye. $50 bush barley 5000 bush. shipments
Corn 600 bush: oats, $4,000 BUSH rye. $50 bush
| barley 5000 bush.
Philadelphia, oct 14.-Florr rdled firm under
moderate offerings and a better demand. Rye -four
firm but quiet at ~ 75a 81 3d.. Buckwheat -four in
c60ee 6(eF dc 6e al g F. 30 per- 100 @ b wheat
opened firm under strong English cabls but export
prices subsequently declined 1c, closing weak: No.
; red October ~ O4dSl Ol II; November II O5 120
= 09 o. - Rye scarce and fTm No Western, 9Oc
No. Pennsylvania, 92c, ungraded Pennsylrania, DC
corn market ruled firm with good inquiry for eX-
speculative trading and demand DR. local car lots
DEPOT. 65 3-lc; No. . mixed and high mixed regular
in grain depot CSC. No. mixed October O306 Gle; No
venbcr, 57a 5sc; December. II 12d 52c; January.
orally held lee higher under light offerings, put de
% m2Gd very %be 81 sc No. Sne Witt b
No. . white part short storage 81 Is NO. white,
3S lee No . white October and November 300
36 i-3c December, SO l2a37c; January. 36 34@
81 10 Butter firm and in good demand; Pennsyl,
vania creamery extra, 30c. Eggs active and hrm /;
Pennsylvania fr~ts 25c Sugars-Rehned steady
and fairly active Cut loaf 7-sc; cubes 4 43-sc; ;
| extra powdered xxx, 4 5-5c standard powdered,
4 i-1c fine granulated. 3Sc: standard granulated.
| 1 3sc: double refined diamond for ca:dy,
516c c0nfeconers' \, isc red star A. , 10 l0c
red star G. 716c green star G. 1-16c; blue star {,
3 I4c Other articles unchanged. Receipt Flour,
500 bbs and 5000 sacks wheat, 81 400 bush corn
| 80 800 bush oats. 10000 bush. Shlpments-Nheat,
| 1000 bush: corn. $500 bush oats, G,sOc BUSH
Toledo, oct 14-Wheat lower; cash aud October,
| 80 }-4c; December, ~ 0l -; May, 81 o.; Corn
active steady cash. ~ 50; October, - 60; Decem-
| ber ~ 60 January, - 20. Receipts-Cioveis ell
| 752 bags -four 13 bbls; wheat. 1Of4d0 bush; corn
735 bush oats. IA 900 bush rye. 1920 bush. ship
ments-Cloverseed $50 bags flour, OSLO bush wheat
46OGO bush; corn. 5.456 bush; oats, 500 bush; rye
| II hush
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
HAVANA MARKET.

Havana, Oct. 14.-spanish gold. q 34d eo 34I<
Exchange quiet. sugar hrm YESTERDAY; 300 baa
sold at S3;1O 12a SO Is gold per qulnta and 1850
bags at private prices.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
,chester market-Yarns dull; cloths dull
are based on American standard Of classca'
STAINED
Good Ordinary .---.
Gfrict Good Or1inar'

Good 0rdi9ary q MIGdiing 1916
ont,onsIt is the same od story OF lower prices and
renewed heavy selling. both for long" ana snort ss
account The port receipts 10000 bales IN eNS
of this dav last week and the cables were weaker DUN
from Liverpool and Manchester which ha1 pd tb
effect From the there steady break anu Ins
market finally declined 12al4 points eoSng seauy Sp
a recovery OF az points. There was niue or n0llht
@, necia interest in the crop Sales, 3JSCO bales
" Closlng price,. Hghest. IOWtst SaLts:
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
Visible supply

az 040 last 4Z15Oo q sVIoo, ism
Crop movement nsies Baes.
9Gs 87s 66j, ,947
Visible supply lg3 ali 1913
Receipts four days. 43t
Expofts 10 Great Britain, four days. o!'22,S oG5
Efforts to France four days.-...-'' taa3 5I S7I
EXiorts to Continent. four days io''- '-'0'-
stock in New-York In licensed ware 40 oo- on 576
houses counted daily l592ggnr "a Iai
In other places (cstlmated) . .-...-.;..: o-'''
Total stoc NeW-fork, by running 40
COUNT - f,,..i,od ctatas norris ~ S16907 4lS,b3'
stock IN az UhlDu * ~ m-Recepts - 900 bales
of which American 10, 900 bales. Sses iUoVV Dnrjran
which for SPECULATION aud export lOUO pats NddIin@
GOO bales Spot marke-In buyers nNor nadide did A.
S7sd Futures opened barely steady at l-oi4-'ofu u
cline. -. duu. clo.bs duu
ooa,ions are ased on American standard OF classlhca
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

cash quotations were as follows Flour firm and un.
hanged No. spring wheat 96i2a96Ssc No. 9 spring
ca6s, 27'.c No white 292 GSQ'c No white 2s4S
f. q. b. 42d61c: No L. T. o. b. 39d 45c No. / faXseed,
96Gc prime timothy seed 81 1881 l. mess pork per
ribs sides Qoose So 25as6 So dry s9ed shoulders ie
81 30 wiskey dsters' finished goods, pei gal, 81 ID
sugars
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
StrlmooGts.
NORWICH LIN Z.

Flvorte INSIDE ROUTE. FARES RLPSsSrEESS RLLlPoSsrES
To MEN LONDON, slO0; NORWICH, Sl.25; MOhCf-,s,
TER 81 90: POSTON So 90. orrespond ng REDUCTION ~
ali poins Past steamers leave Pier 10, North River hh
above DesbEossesst. Ferry daily sundays excepted
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
ALBANY BOATS.
flMlY THREE DOLLARS
uudoon River Steamer MARY POWELL.

DAILY tsUNpAYs EXSEpIEDl' C
ta,vas pes rosses.sL pef. 10, >-seIIAJs - y, IN
hens' no Wet 22d.ss. Pier. $3.50; Do, - >dtety. dey
rot 10 R""%SrINs' COriNM ALI, NLwBURu., MN. NM
fPs fS u11nHrfG NiIIoN. POUGHKEEPSlE, and koH'
nnIfr Inst frlp on the l1th
The Somerset reporter., 1891-02-26
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!

Protect your property against same by
insuring with Dinsmore & Bickford, agents
for Somerset County. Reliable insurance
at loves: rates-The Norwich Union
Amount insured zero, ,OO0, 10000, Losses
Paid, Gs.O0O, 900; Established 1897. Near
ly one hundred years of successful busi-
ness.
Statement. United States Branch Norwich
Union Fire Insurance Society, Norwich Eng
land. December, 81 st, 1890. Asse,s-BoDds own
ed by the Society. market value, $l5,o.0I.al
Loans on bond aud mortgage, (arst lens) $40, 600
90; Cash 10 Banks and in office. t10s .ss2.ls Pre-
miumr IN course of collection, ta5,22s IL; Ac-
crued interest, d ,6e5.47; Reinsurance due on
losses paid, N.7l7.l4; I Iotal-u, 792, ,5s+Os. Lila
bilities-Unpaid losses. $s3 O7s.74; Reinsurance
reserv 1854 O97 SO; All other items. t2l OO4.b3
Total-$S9s, 1886. sws
The Somerset reporter., 1891-02-26

REAL EsrArE TRANsyERs.-The follow.
ing are the real estate transfers during
the past week.
Madison B. P. ]. Weston to Casper
2. Goodrich, o.; B. P. ]. Weston to
Robley D. Evans, q.
6mithneld- Chas. n. Brooks to Clar-
ence L. Stevens, $50; Chas. N. Brooks
70 Clarence L. Stevens, $500.
Fairheld-Howard c. Atwood to Annie
z. Carr, d 800; Jotham 8. Blackwell TO
Ohaa. r. Horn. $500; Edgar NJ. Gibson
TO Alfred Jones, el,400; Watson Jones
70 Edgar n. Gibson, o1,l00.
0kovhegan-nae e. Jewett ct sl tn
Smith whittier, 1l0o; Ellen n. Clevs-
Land 70 Cairns = Goodrich, o676.
Pitee0sld-Hirs0 y. CowRn 70 Herman
B. Cowan, ol00, Olive A. hubert TO
Isaac b. LAAeey, o1.000
otaym-AJoeauA p. Piper to Ella n.
Quinby. 600; Joshus r. Piper 70 Dru-
se1la ,WllllazlGoa, oo00.
Aneon.Wu. b. Blackwell It d 70
John Pinkhe0. ol0o.
New PostlaaA- -. L. Kicker to Alice 9.
cesaslis-ilassl Whit. 70 Frank l..
HigAA ol,3S0
The Somerset reporter., 1891-02-26
1T Hotel C0bu, %.

DIR. Orrin Fitzgerald of the Medical
home, Allston, Mass, will by special re-
quest, visit Skowhegan Mar. 26th, and
examine all who may call on him, free OF
charge, At Hotel Coburn. He viii
remain until three o'clock. II you are
suffering from any disease that has baffled
your physician, call on DR.. Fitzgerald,
who will locste your disease instantly.
His diagnosis Of the human system Is
simply marvellous. He makes organic
disease a speciality, and will not say he
will cure unless he can warrant it. Dr.
Fitzgerald has no equal.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-02-26
Rio Van Wrinkle.

The play - produced by Fitzpstrick's
Dramatic Company at the Academy of
Music last night, with Mr.. Garner In the
role Of Rip. was without doubt, the best
rendition of that popular comedy drama
ever given in this city. Mr.. Garner show
ed himself TO be an actor Of merit, while
the characters Of Gretchen and Derrick
Won Beckman were slso admirably taken.
The company carries its own orchestra
which discoureed several operate gems
that we're loudly applauded BY the delight
cd audience. The child artists were i'm
great. The house was packed to over.
lowing, and to ~ that the vast audi.
sucs was delighted with the evenings
entertainment would be but Q mild ex.
precision Of their pleasure. News.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-02-26
office of Foreclosure.

WHEREAs, Samuel A. RILEY, of Plttsneld,
w iu the County Of Somerset, by his mort.
gage deed dated November, 10th, 1878, and re.
corded in the Som er-et Registry Of Deeds, Vol
18t, page .sl, conveyed to Abel Pre.cUtt, late OF
SAID Skowhegan. now dec ceased, II certain par
eel of Real Estate situated III said Pittsfeld, in
said County of Somerset and then bounded an /
described hs follows: On the West by land Of
James JOrd0n, on the South by land OF Steph.
en- Mosher, on the East by land Of Mark X dey
and on the North by the County road. Also a
Gel tam other pi, ce of land ia said P;,tseid
and bounded as follows, to witt On the North
by tho counly road above named, on the East
by land OF Samuel Merrificld, on the South and
Vest by land of Henry Dunlap. All of the
above named land was decided to Samuel A..
Ridley, by q. C. Rowe, by his deed recorded in
Somerset Registry of Deeds. Vol. i43, page 1877.
And whereas the u dersigned has been appoint
ed administratrix OF the estate OF the said Abel
Prescott; and whereas the conditions OF said
mortgage have been broken, now. therefore by
reason OF the breach of the conditions thereof,
claim a foreclosure of said Mortgage.
February, 81, 1891. sw9
MARY A. PRESCOTT,
Administrators Of the estate OF Abel Prescott.
BY WALTON d WALTON, her attorneys.