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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
BIDDING DEFIANCE TO KING OSCAR.
THE sToRTm Nc sUsPENDs ITS sITTINGS SINE
DIE. AND PosTPoNEs THE VOTE ON
Tile CIVIL LIST.

THE CIVIL LIST.
Christiania. April of.-Thc Radical maionty In the
S'ortlinC will postpone the vote on the civil s' aS
a mark Of defiance to King oscar for having refused
10 approve the demand for a separate consular rcpr"
,cntaton for Norway. The storthing. by vote Of
63 10 81 has decided 10 suspend Its sinGS sine die
owing King Oscars attitude OF opposition on 'he
consular question.
The Norwegian newspapers attack the monarchy
end agi,ating for the el'ion OF the badge OF lne
union Of sweden and Norway from the NoF"es'""
flag.
TIE Norweginn-ewcdish CONFLICT has reached an
ocute Stage Though the Norwegian Chamber did
not nnlct upon the King OF III" two countries 'he
insult Of refusing formally the vote Of the clNi l't
II has given practical refusal by deciding To suspend
It's si,tings sine die Fortunately The Crisis cannot
become Immediately acute for the Constitution FOR
bids dissolution OF the Chamber before th" expra-
lion Of r., legal term. ThiJ is gain Of nearly one
yea, in The course of which reconciliation may b'
Effected between Chrstiania and stockholm a' rc
n,lt OF the reflections OF the scandinavian pstlols
on both sides upon tic danger Of dlssolvng the con-
tract OF union OF 1914. A new Cabinet, PROBABLY
with NJ Charm as Premier. will have To shcc-"o 'a
o, N. stecu, Which has resigned; and Negotiations
conducted by that Conservative Ministry. which hnhS
moro favor in the eyes Of the King may lead to the
concession bv sweden Norway Of separate consular
representation. , ,
Meanwhile it Is not likely that III" Norwegian
Radicals will resort TO revo'uuoharS m''Nn' no
much as there j, a small opposition IN 'h''F o""
,anks l, IS tric they have all uniiHd 10 ca'iN
ia. dav in the chamber bnt they VIII Ho' 20 i"I''r
han a parliamentary resistance. ono o' NV" "'
er, the famous poet and Journalist, bloerISe' ""o
Republican sentiments, are well known mas n''i'"N
docIor,A in his PAPER The "Nordon' "aUp' "-"'"''
any bastv resolution. lie argucs that II 'h'rc are
.ixtv-foir Radicals in The Sior'ling there arc '''o
There no less than fifty Conservative D'l"le'' ana
he saws ,hs, it would be foolish to pr'"p,,"'e ".
movement when tie Radicals vouli have a.ahS 'hh
ai,n,st one half OF the Norwegian P<1ic "ntuI anu .ir
~i' ,Io q, sweden. The latter country DaS "~r'nu ~
,nodn a Conrce sion 10 NCrwa,, IN lsOi: DN cp" 'Iiue
10 ab.iieh the Royal Neutenanty, which wa mn, ns,.
,aned Il Chrstlan.a 20 represent directN IN" P,'H
-, tho StDcnhCim KING. sweden also asIcei l',"htl
mai tho scandinavian Foreign Ofice shonM no l.n1'I
bc directed exclusively by ew.dr, bul slon'u ,.i' "
govcrnnd alternately by natives OF the TWO couh
=, will be still easier 70 ccnvlnc" ti so MILL
crnmcnt Of the necessity OF fral,iIp 10 -o'""'
.rrarale Consular representation Abroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
RACING AROUND CAPE HORN.

TIE JAREz HOwES BEATS THE E. D. SUTTON
THE HYDERABAD'S ROUGH VOYAGE
san Francisco. April 24.-Thc ship Jabez Howes'
Captain Henry. which sailed from N'w-lorH on jan
uary in comiany with the T.. b. sutton. III race
OF 1900 miles to this port, arrived this morning.
having completed the voyage in 1O6 days. The SUIT
ton has not yet arrived.
The ship lIydcrabad arrived here on her nlaoen
VOYAGE this morning. 80 days from swansea Wales
On september o. she encountered terrible gale whicn
lady damaged her. and shifted the cargo. On
october L. the Iydcrnbad experienced another gale
Of greater severity which left her In an almost help
less condition. Tie question OF abAdonine the
vessel WAS seriously considered, but 1t WAS hnIly
decided to put into the Falkland Islands where II tooh
n,il J,nury % 10 put the battered vessel In repair
The Uyd.r.iad had rough time Of 1t also from the
Glands to This port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
Il BRITISH BUDGET DEFICIT.
10 BE MET By INCREASING TIE INCOME
TAX.
AN ESTIMATED ADDITION BY THIS MEANS OF
IN THE EXPENDITURES DEMANDED

bi HE COUNTRY.
London. April 24-Sir William Vernon Har-
court, Chancellor of the EXchc Iucr introduced
tie budget for the coming financial year in the
House OF Commons to-day The Chancellor cSti-
mated the expenditures for tho current financial
year at f9l .d64 .0OO and the revenue at cs0s0o,-
0O0 leaving a deficit Of 81 ,514, 900. due in part
TO slight expected decrease of the revenue. but
chiefly to the vast growth of expenditures created
not by the Government. but through the demands
of the country upon Parliament. The Chancellor
said that the Government would not propose TO
cover the deficit by cncroaching upon the sinking
fund. lie preferred 10 meet the deficit by the
straightforward way of increased taxation. The
Government would have liked TO reform the death
duties by causing all property, real and personal
TO be taxed equally; hut it Obliged to postpone
this reform for the session. as such taxes could not
at once be fully realized.
The Government had therefore rcsorted to the
income tax, which il was proposed 10 increase
by a penny in the pound a step which ought TO
add Gl,150,O00 10 the revenue. The Chancellor
went on to say that this addition of G1,7j0,o00
TO the revenue would cover the deficit and leave
a slight margin over expenditures. The only
other changes proposed were 10 remove the stamp
DUTY on the transfer of foreign and colonial
securities ana TO increase 10 one shilling the
stamp duty on contract notes.
Mr. Goschen, who was Chancellor Of the En-
cheQuer under Lord SalisburyS Administration.
said that he would refrain from critcisinS the
budget but he condolcd with the Chancellor of
lures with falling revenue Slr j. Lubbock,
Liberal-l nionlst said that he approved meeting
the deficit by direct taxation. Other comments
were made. generally favorable TO the budget.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
ERAsrrs wIMAN,s SON.INLAW SUED.

Pochesier Y. y, April 2i.- suit has Lcrn begun
by Henry L!hly d Co.. ol us ciN' "E"h't ''''
Cram. son-in-law 81 Erastus W'man' 10 recover
"a 600 With int.rc., on a note which came into the
bands Of the Rochester dealers in the course OF trai
Tae defendant in the action is now In California anu
though be Is p)pulariy r"putrc u BE- worth nan =
million II is understood That there ar" 0ler large
claims against him. and 1T IS ALLEGED ta' h' ms ~
tempted TO put the property out oi rs "'"u' w
creai.g trust. Shuar and sutherland APPEAR Io'
tho plaintiffs and AZ soon rs the action fairly
started secured an affidavit Of npnrrSidcnr an +, 4,
last yyeck attached tue palauai home OF he dl'h'"i'
on C4yuga Lake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
FiTHER FL4HERTi'S HEAVY Sc N7ENCE
TO BE CONFINED At AUBURN FOR SEVEN YEARS
AIN

TO BE CONFINED At AUBURN FOR SEVEN YEARS
AND SIX MONTHS.
Goncsco. y. y, April ci-lhe Rev. Charles
Flahorty who was convicted Friday OF assault on
Mary sweeney, was this morning sentenced 10
seven and a half years In Auburn Prison. When
asked If he had anything TO say as to why sentence
.houd not be pronounced Father Flaherty said
That he WAS not guilty and that he had been con
yicted on pcrurcd testimony. His attorney asked
for a STAY but the Judge said he had no power TO
grant H. lie would. however. instruct the clerk not
10 make out the paIcrs. that the counsel might
have time to make application for stay.
Rochester. April 2i.-Mr. Peck. who defended
rother Flaherv at GcnescO. Is here trying To Obtain
from Judge D;Vy stay OF execution vi t1c ScH'hc
pronounced this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
,oSSrs ny THE STORM on TIE LAKES.

Chicago April 2i.-Thc losses to Lake shipping IN
the p,e ~ "Wednesday night and Thursday OF last week
exceed those CT any previous storm In ApIii mat
mariners have ever experienced on the lakes. The
las, ~ Tho vr, chs has probably now been reported as
q number OF boats about which there was some
anxiety have all been heard from. The money loss
aggregates about S2Sc.OOo, Win u" insurance "
400, 90 M .,o. man who comprised the crew OF
tSe scSooner SeWen Eddy complete the list Of the
lons Of liz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
vps " 8 HAycOcK's BODY BURIED.

St Louis April oi.-Thc body Of the widow of
General W. = Hancock which arrived here last
ribt in the charge Of her brother. Oliver ID. Rus
.cll wa, lid in the Russell family vault at Belle
r,ntaine this morning. There were no ceremonies
the coffin being borne from the undertakers roomS'
where the body lay night, direct to The vault
Numerous friends and relatives, however. paid lavish
tiilutcs Of flowers, which lay on ana about the
coffin through the night ana were taken 10 'he
,om.torv v.Ith H. Many friends Of Mrs. liancock rs
,v II ~ the tmily accOmp ue body 20 Its last
Inn rlu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
FRANCIS JOSEPH CALLS on VI. De GIERs.

Vienna, ApIil 2i.-Empcr0r Francis joseph 10
day called upon VI. de Gicrs, Russian Minister of
Foreign Affairs his way 10 Il. Petersburg
after prolonged absence account Of III health The
Emperor remained III cOnNeraOn with The MINISTER Tor
half hour. The call l. regarded ~ an act % 'N-
ccptonal courtesy toward the CAR ana has excited
already great comment In diplomatic circles ohy
opce before has the Emperor paid such IN honor 10
foreign minister visiting Vienna: then Ii" called upon
bismarck wh,n tie later came to this city Win tl-
,or,r william l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
FATAL PANIC IN An ITALIAN C1II RCH.
THIRTEEN PERSONS CRUSHED TO DEATH AND
HUNDREDS INJURED ~ FLEEING FROM
THE BURNING EmFfCE.

Naples April oi.-A fatal panic occurred last night
In the Church Of Tore don Annunzlata. twelve miles
from here During the services. which were attended
bv great number Of persons. some Of th" drap"ries
abont the altar were blown against lighted candle.
The flames spread rapidly. and the congregation made
n wild ru,h for the door. The widest excitement
prevailed. and women and children were thrown 10
the floor and rampled upon. The fire was quickly
extinc1ishcd and when some semblance OF order
wa. ro,torrG II was found that eight women and five
children had been crushed 10 death. while hundreds
OF Others had been more or les, .rTl"nlH lhI"r'u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
TWO STEAMERS WRECKED.

usufoX s. s. April 24.-Tbe steamer Dcaninoh'
rtnuiur between Yarmouth and Halifax. is a t0til
,,.r.ck on Duck Island near Lunenburg. The ls'ss"h
r,sr, and crew. nnmb"rits twenty yscvcn P'ra>hS'
i.nnncbed Iuncui,Irg In two boats this morning.
Uavrna. April 2i.-A dispatch from Porto klco
saws tnat the Spanish steamer Cndad dr lhrccioa' m
lax, Wrecked al N.la Arena aud VIII prove tOidl
lnss The passengers aud crew were saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
nnr.1nExr CLEVELAND AND REcIPROCITY

London. April 24.-Colohei Z. H. howaiu 'i"ceh''
..,,,vo nember for Central Sheffield referring
=, A.. ,tousc of Commons to-day 10 dubious cable
a,n.tch 70 the effect that President Cleveland pro
aaoa ,o abrocate the reciprocity treaties conclud"i
-. Iu,tcd states with certain foreign countries
s,ed sr Edward Gre. Parllamcntary ndcr secre c
ary for the fcrign o'"ce' """' 'o""'"''"
wa. 9r 9TrdWord ro cry rtprcl that he had no nforma
ton IN that effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
ppI,SEVTED BY MINISTER LINCOLN.

Lonaon. Arf!l 24.-The Prince Of Wales h''d 1"
lavc, at ST. Jamcs's Palace to-day. Robert l. LIN
coin. the United states Minister. Henry Whne, Sc
rctary Of Legation, and Major J' 7" ros' Hi'"''iS
...S, s,,ordcd the function. Mr. Lincoln pre-
on,od In Tho general circle the Rev. Dr. Morgan oi
Tari. and r. limiting Howell, OF New->ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
UNNECESSARY OF PARIS TO CoNGRATrLATE IT

Paris. April 24.-Thc University oi iaIh VIII ioF-
maly congratulate the Philadelphia Philosophical so-
aotv upon It's centennial anniversary. The con
ora,ulatory address which las been drawn up de-
scribcs Franklin and Lafayette as "inchacealle mem
ories' I'm the lives Of the French ana American ma
tions, and rs "bonds OF affection between the two
countries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

Vienna April 24.-Baron Nathaniel de k'thschld
,. cven his chateau and estates at H"ichcnau In
,h s,yran Alps TO BE- used as hospital for sufferers
, ,,rc di.o,ses lie will make the necessary
.,,.,,ions I'm the rhatcau and place In II 900 bclS
CO., The u,c of raticni5. The value Of the property
is 5ODc 100000 horins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
SPANS CARAVELS HERE.
THE PINTA THE FIRST TO CROSS THE BAR.
ANCHORED IN GRAvEsEND BAY LAST NIGHT
HER COMPANIONS FOLLOW HER.

HER COMPANIONS FOLLOW HER.
The Spanish caravels ende' their long pilgrim
are to New-iorl last night The Pinta was the
drst Of the feet OF Columbus 20 sight the shores
Of San Salvador, and from her deck the coasts of
q new world were first seen by the hardy Spanish
sailors When the three models of the old time
csravels joined the fleet of war vessels al ITamp-
ION Roads it was the new Pinta which was the
first TO enter American waters.
The representative of the Tnta Of 1892 was
the first of the caravels 10 reach the gates of the
metropolis Of the New World. She passed Sandy
Hook at :45 o'clock last night, in t,w of the
white-hulled cruiser lnfanta Ysabc The men-of-
war towing the Santa Maria and the Nina passed
The Hook an hour or SO later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
FOUR KILLED BY FALLING COP1NGS.

London April 2i.-Thc stone coplngs Of several
foursory houses in Peel Road. Kburn. fell this after
noon while the street FIJI of p"d',ria1s. Four
PEI were Killed and fifteen wcr" Injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
Rrs>ihN eMoKELESS POWDER RUINED.

| Berlin April 2I.-All the smOkclcss powder made
In Russia during the last eight months mas been i"n
| 10 have become useless after being stored.
Effort are making 10 remedy the defect b ;" ar they
have been fruiilcss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
ULsTERMEN RECEIVED At HATFIELD HOUSE

London. April 2f.-Thc Marquis of salisbury gave
reception at Hatfield House to-day TO tl" delegates
from lister who came 10 London 10 take part III The
public protest against the establishment 0f HON"
Eulc In Ireland. The Duke "f DcVon,hlr" ana a
host Of Irish peers opposed to Home Rule were pres
ent at the reception.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

1o,don. April 24.-Another incendi"ry hre was M
- Lo O. ,Iu,l today at timber dock. II was dis
covered and cxnsuished before mach damage nna
cose'T% 6n,s Rotous crowds still fill the streets near
ue" ."ss several fights between unonis' ana non
.u,s, l.borers took place this afternoon ahu "'A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

persons were injured. Two non-unichlS's were sho'
with rcv0verS, but will recover. . -,
The Anarchists in London have decided to make
demonstration In Hyde Park on May Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
,r,,r wELLAND CANAL OPENED.
,xcvvDIAIIsM AND RIOTING AT HULL

port Colbornc. ont, April 24-Thc welland Canal
opcncd this morning.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26

DURSU MT to and in execution of the power
of sale contained in certain mortgage deed
given by Mary X. Moore OF Washington Distric,
of Columbia, to the Frenchman's Bay and Mt
Desert Land and Water Company, a corporation
established and existing under the laws of the
State of Maine, and located at Bar Harbor, Eden,
Hancock county. Maine, dated Dec. 2, A.
ID. 1859, and recorded Dec. 5, A. D. 1889
in the Registry Of Deeds, for Hancock
county, Maine, in vol. 24l page IS, for breach
of the condition contained in said mortgage
deed and for the purpose of foreclosng said
mortgage, will be sold at public auction at the
Office of Hale Hamln Ellsworth, Hancock
county, Maine, on Wednesday. the first day of
March, A. ID. 1888, at ten O'Clock and twenty min
utes in the forenoon, all and singular, the prem.
ises conveyed by said mortgage deed, with all
improvements thereon, and described in said
mortgage as follows, to wit
"A certain lot or parcel of land situated in Sor-
rento, Point Harbor, Hancock county, State of
Maine, being lot IA in section A. in division !, on
plan of lands of said company made by Gilbert
f. Simpson, surveyor, and recorded In Hancock
County Registry of Deeds, Book of Plans l. page
"A. said lot IA bounded and described as follows :
Beginning at a point on Cambridge street at in
tersection of lots II and IA, thence running south
westerly by said lot y ninety (9l feet lot
II; thence southeasterly by said lot II eighty 1907
feet to lot Is; thence northwesterly by lot Is
hundred and five (l05) feet to Cambridge street !;
thence northeasterly by said Cambridge street
eighty (s0) feet to point of beginning said lot IA
containing seventy eight hundred and forty
(Is4O( square feet, more or less, being the same
premises conveyed to said Mary r. Moore by
said Company by deed dated November 18th, A.
ID. 1889"
Two hundred dollars will be required to be
paid in cash by the purchaser at the time and
place of sale and other terms will be announced
at the time and place of sale.
FRENCHMANs BAY AND MT. DESERT
LAND AND WATER COMPANY.
By Geo. W. Armstrong,
its Vice President.
And by Grenvile d. Braman.
Bar Harbor, Eden, Maine, Jan 18th, A. D. 1898
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26
Congressional.

Monday, Jan. l6-Senate The Anti
Option and McGarrahan Claim bills were
discussed.
House; resolution proposinga con-
stitutional amendment for popular election
Of Senators was passed the Swamp Land
bill was defeated.
Tuesday .-Senate: a bill to repeal the
purchase Of silver bullion was reported by
Senator Sherman from the Finance Com
mittee; the Senate refused to pass the Nc
Garrahan bill over the veto; tie Anti OPP
ton bill was discussed
House: Mr.. Brosius introduced bill
for the issue of per cent. bonds and the
repeal of the silver purchase law.
Wednesday, Immediate ad-
journment was ordered out of respect to
the memory of ex-President Hayes.
House The Sundry Civil bill and the
report on the Reading deal were presented !;
the House adjourned out of respect to ex-
President Hayes memory.
Thursday,-Senate: The Anti-Option
bill was discussed; Mr.. Wolcott introduced
an amendment to the Silver Purchase
Repeal bill.
House: Several amendments to the
Interstate Commerce law were passed !;
Tammany Representatives opposed the
Quarantine bill.
Friday,-The Senate adjourned at once
out of respect to ex-President Hayes
memory.
House: The Deficiency Appropriation
bill was reported, after which the House
also adjourned in memory of ex-President
Hayes.
Saturday,-House: The National Quar-
antine bill was considered, and went over
till Monday.
Senate: The Columbian postage stamps
were attacked by Senator Wolcott; the
Anti-Option bill was discussed, and went
over without action.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26

DUKSI Ant to and in execution OF the power
L OF sale contained in certain mortgage deed
given by Charlie IL Lewis " Boston suffolk
county Ma sac hu seti-, to the frenchman'- BAY
and Mt. Desert Land and Water Company, a cor
poration established and existing under the law
OF the state of Maine, and located at Bar Hsrhor,
Eden, Hancock county. Maine, dated July 9Th,
4. u l~,s and recorded February 9Th A. ID.
l>-@ in the Registry of Deeds for Hancock couu-
ty, Maine. in vol. "a page ~, for breach OF the
condition contained IN said mortgage deed and
for the purpose of forrClo-ing said mortgage,
Will be sold al public auction AT the oticc OF Hale
Il Hamlin, Ellsworth. Hancock county, Maine,
on Wednesday. the first day OF March, A. ID. ls3,
at ten O'Clock and forty miDute- in the forenoon,
all and singular, the premises conveyed by said
mortgage deed with all improvements thereon,
and described in said mortgage rs follows, to wit
Certain lots or parcels of land situated in Sor-
rento, Hancock county, Maine. being lots mum
bered |, >, 3, 4, g. 6, T. : q and 10 In section Of
III in division g. on plan Of lands OF said corpora
ton made by Gilbert f.. simpson, surveyor, and
recorded in Book OF Plans Number l. pages IS
and 40 aid lots containing one hundred and
twenty five thoue and nine hundred and six
ty ,l25 $50 square feet more or less, and being
the same premises described and conveyed in the
deeds from said Frenchman'5 Bay and Mt. De
-ert Land and Water Company to Charles III.
Lewis, dated July 9Th, A. ID. ISIS. Book OF Plans
above referred To in Hancock County Registry,
at Ellsworth, Maine"
Five hundred dollars will be required to be
paid in cash by the purchaser at the time and
place of sale and other terms will be announced
at the time and place of sale.
FRESCHMAN's BAY AND Mt DESERT
LAND AND WATER COMPANY.
BY Geo. W. Armstrong
its Vice President.
And by Grenville ID. Braman
3w+ its Treasurer.
Bar Harbor, Eden, Maine, Jan. 18th. A. D. 1888
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26
Mortgages Sale of Real Estate.

DTR>UAN 10 and In execution Of the power Of
1 sale contained in certain mortgage deed
given by Anna NJ b Ellis of Boston, suffolk
county, State Of Mas-achu sets to the French
mans Bay and Mt. Desert Land and Water
Company, corporation established and existing
under the laws OF the State of Maine, and located
at Bar Harbor, Eden, Hancock county, Maine
dated December 18th, A. u, l-es, and recorded
Deeds for Hancock county, Maine in vol. 30
page 3e2, for breach of the condition contained
in said mortgage deed and for the purpose OF
ioreciO-lhg said mortgage, Will Ice sold at public
auction at the office of Hale n Hamlin, Ellsworth
Hancock county, Maine, on Wednesday, the first
day of March, A. D. le!t3 at ten O'Clock and thirty
five minutes IN the forenoon, all and singular
the premises conveyed by said mortgage deed
with ali improvements thereon and described in
said mortgage a. follows, to wit
Two certain lots or parcels of land situated in
Sorrento, Point Harbor, Hancock county, State
of Maine being lots and 9, in section q, OF di
vision L. on plan of lands of said corporation
made by q. f.. simpson, surveyor recorded in
Hancock County Registry of Deeds, book |, page
70. saiL lots : and being bounded and de
-cribed as follows, to wit: Northerly 10y lot in
said section 1870 feet easterly by Mount Desert
street 40 feet, southerly by lot Ii in said section
100 feet, westerly by lots : and in said section
40 feet, said lots containing Is, POO square feet
more or less. being the same premises conveyed
TO said Anna NJ. b. Ellis by said corporation by
deed dated December 18th A. u. ISIS"
Two hundred dollars ~ill be required TO be
paid in cash by the purchaser at the time and
place OF sale and other terms will be announced
at the time and place Of sale.
FRENCHMAS's BAY AND Mt. DESERT
LAND AND WATER CoMPASY
By Geo. W. Armstrong
Vice President
And by Grenville D. Braman,
3w4 Treasurer
Bar Harbor, Eden, Maine, Jan. 18th, A. D. 1898