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'Issssg 'Issii? 's9s 'isss 'iss2, 'Issg2 'Is.GS 1893
Reai Estate Private sales.

wilmerding \ Field have sold for DR.. y. W. Murray
the iour story stone front dwelling on lot 15xpsg ~
West Thirty.siEth street ~ Mrs. VI. Baldwin for
SAP 900
J. r. klrwin sold No West seventy seventh street
fnur.story white stone dwelling, 25NlOO Tor Mr..
james to James Reilly for ti5,OOn.
Canon Macdonald have sod for the city Real
Estate Company the nvestory dwelling .2N69N15,
NO 32T West Eighty.nfnth street, To william Blood
good for f31 500
Frederick zltteI has sold for william Brewster to
Max Schroenseld, No 2i4 West sixty ninth street,
two.story brick stable. 25IiOO. for s22.OOO.
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FIorE-was dun aud featurelrss. Sales 1900 hbls
EHports. i5,Slt bhS, ani 1lai sacks. Receipts,
IN bhls were quoted as follows; Fine, 81. 'Stsl sos
supernn@, l.yGGf2; No. " extra, S2aA22U; No.
ira 81 goo s2i, clear, s. $50 $500 Straights $40
$3.50; patents. st.2jslSiSi. Mll frrd-Rrar. Y 700
hs, 10 Ns.l. iai4a suc,; shniis ,bu rsl 75a soc
m!ddIins' 50 10 100 rsl. 75Ru0c sharps nuei. a5c
GSl; feed SDGs N5r.; scrrr nngs ,uaL .0r . 100
ns.; oil mssi, seS; lu,scd cake, s20iuNs2l; rice
meal. 7nd Use. v lOO ns
GKAIN-W heat advanced isc. to ilc. Spot sales 224
900 bush. for export 40. red L. over December Z.
a. H. store and 20 over e. q. H. annat. These the
receipts Chicago, 52,I30 hush, milwaukee 81 TIl3;
.lnn"sp"lis, lN3h2O; nuluth ld493y; 81, Louis
5.n1n; Toledo, li,sS4; Detroit. H. 4u4; New YORK,
aioOi isltinnrr. l..sig; Philadelphia 26326; Bos.
nO9 SOi total last year, St5,59S. Future sales 1878
900 bush, ss follows:
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27s.eqsc.; ro.in. sl.soesi.S5 for common to good
sAie,i national, sa5sc. bid here and
PsoStsioxs-Eer- is0aoc choice butter. ieaose.
Fancy cheese, llaallS4c -.
I.-These the Chicago prices.
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Electric stock Quotation..
os bee. THE closing quotations OF electric
Com mercisi Compend.

SATURDAY. Dec -CoTTox-Advanced Q to points
lost thu. and declined to D. then rallied ami closed
steady q decline ot to = points Sales lOi.i00
Galveston easy but without quotah!e change
Augusta was partially i.iGc. lower. Mobile and WI.
nngton declined jsc., and ssvannnh, Norfolk, Mem.
phis and St. Lonis li6c. Memphis gold 1000 and New
orleans 5000. After Change March was points
higher than the closing Official quotations. Exports
from the ports large reaching $50 for the Con
tinent 3OssO to France, anu si.oso to Great Britain
81 Louis received 1851. against 2,2's this day last
year. The Chronicle states the total quantity Of
cotton In sight this season at 4,935.i2S against
a.s53t3s for the time last year. and
noyce Mt thus far this season Is 800 against S:a
Ss f2r the .Ss Go te last year I'm southern @ ne snn"Ts
in 1899 and igd.OOn Tor the time in lsu2 Sorh.
;s2 more man during tc @ sane period last Year TIE
w@rs ,Gs nS Gp i IN nSa aEani n tse sSoys
lsse5a > - American against 500 ga year ago,
Ssalnsi i.@rs year sEo; Sasc II lsgs and isc. .
d sSd 6d'" i6d, in s" T LissrpoS '' today DE Se
s were P%,Hi1 Psane a. al IIed Ssw T o.sSs
n po G. I PaT f@@ rsensd 90 o
against 95 63? this day last wcrK aud last
against ljsit9 during the past week AMI 3l8l74 this
picking and iorwardns the crop during the past weeE
S MsW 70 re ns resrg, on o. MSHdhy Lon Az HTr estimated
Ia ;6I. %rP. .es.Tea sG Gfsy @ ss.gs,
YEAR ear Spot! cotton 6 here ' was 50 dull ' and and : sS:
changed. There advance early IN the
dHV account of JeCcd stead In Liverpool.
but selling for local southern, and European account
caused reaction later on. BIG receipts discouraged
some Of the bulls hut toward the close there
rally which left prices not far from where they stood
at the Clps- last night. There some buying.
Ni"Isburg, Miss. Nov. 80. We more and more
convinced that the crop is going turn very dis.
Apponting. The largest percentage has been picked
and marketed In this sestion In our opinion than for
many years Columbus, Miss. nov. re-" The yield
all through this section will he undoubtedly large.
fully 25 cent over last year. Weather FOR gathering
has been nc Since tile middle Of September hard
day has hern lost, and moderate crop would have
been all picked by this time. wnereas there s sli
good deal Of cotton to gather. The advance of H..
has brought out q gool deal OF cotton. and We
expect a free movement for several weeks II the
weather cuntlnWs good West PoiR'. Miss, Nov. ~.
o." Picking virtually over ten days ago St think
20 TO % cent. Increase in this section full PSti.
mate. Many have sold all and made less than last
year. Our receipts to date B $50 bales against
5000 last year Crop movement faster than have
ever known It," The future trading IS follows:
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Increases I,- Capital stock to ~ 900, 90,

ALBANY, Dec. 1.-Thc New York Harbor and
Staten Island Ferry Company to-day filed with
the Secretary OF state certificate Of an increase
OF its capital from 5000 to Sl,0OO.OO0. The
debts and liabilities of the company amount to
$4,000
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BALTIMORE, ND, December lst 1894.
In accordance with the foregoing notice, the MARY
LAND TRUST COMPANY oners to the holders Of
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta First Mortgage
Seven per Ponds due January ist 1890 who shall
present same at its oricr before nrceu,ber
goth, 1894, the privilege or extending then
at Five per cent. per nnnum for hfteen years
trop JuIy 1st. 1924. upon payment OF Two and
onehalf per cent. upon the amount Of Bonds
tended.
Those who do not wish their Bonds extended upon
these terms may have them purchased st par srd
accrued interc-t 10 date OF maturity by pre-
sentng them on after January list. 1898, at
the once OF the MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY.
Thus the holder of 81 900 Charlotte. Columbia and
Augusta First Mortgage Seven per cent. Bond. upon
presenting II for extension will receive $1,000
LIST, 1893, and $1,000 in cash. =,
or IL presenting It for purchase will receive:
Principal. .......... 81 900 90
Interest. ......... ~ 90
Cash. ..... ........s O35 90
The extended Bonds arc assumed by the Southern
Railroad Company, pri.cip.i and Interest pay
pom sheet attached to each Bond. The lien remains
Mortgage Gold Five per cent Bonds OF the Southern
which the holders OF Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta
Extended Bonds have the right to exchange their
Bonds at any time prior to maturity.
MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY,
BALTIMORE
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gpans.
Railroads.


ID enn sylvania
\ RAILROAD.
STATIONS Toe, OF p,sbrosss, and corilandt Sis
Tn EHect November IL, 1894.
1880 Fen v ff,2r ShF rFi'Ggrss
gEh%5"Sst .sfy!G% cars: Ss%sc cRs.ss % H.
PEE IN ] Cincinnati $3.50 A. NJ Indianapolis $40
500 s."M r. H. IIifS S4icsao & Asp ST Louis ExrEEss
soS u 9P: %fsfrFS Il h%TRIs! sr fpm.n sleep
Ing and D,nlng !srs. to Chicago and Girysland Ar
lfafTGS ~
sSP@s SIfp@. ns nSnapo. H.
800 IGi r. rfiG X fffGnf T2fERlss sleeping
Car e pt69rFEh snG Comments for chicago daily and
BALT'MoEE wASiTHTinHGroN sSTTn AND THE
g. $3.50. 100, 1910 Limited, Dining csrl, Il A. M
bnns GSr sg" ppn 2s ao nsb Din'ss sndsy Tnr
sac 200 4. NJ. 20 cgngre;.lonsi Limited, az
s6prmERS pFhs ASiGMiEH fNrkrssss aao P NJ daily
New v oriSsqs y L night daily. seepers to Mont
AfLKSflS COAST LINZ 90 A. ". daily. sleepeEs
10 tampa. 81 AuRusIne, hactlI insTHttou' o'ou .
NJ. daily. Sleepers tn Tampa. savannah, RlchmOnn.
500 +. M.-paiy for Chesapeake and ohio Rail
rS 6 FoSr cof6SRF SipSS vi. Cape
Charles Route. A. NJ. week days and, with Through
Sleeper, y y. NJ. daily. -
' Week days through Bafret Psrlor Car to Atlantic
city.
Point Pleasant. $50 A. N, l2:lO. 3:io 5:lO and
II 80 L. ". week days sundays, g;4J A. NJ. ): 10 r.
VI. CDo not stop at Asbury Park and ocean Grove
on Sundays)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ited), 1910 LDininy carr, u 4. NJ, ~, !, 2io, Q,
3.20 Dining Carr, 4, 4.3h dining Car. . Dining
Car, 8. T;50 x. or. NJ. 1918 night. Sundays, Ex:
press, B:i3. $3.50. v, $50 10 Limited, 10 a. NJ.
dining carr, 3:20 Dining CARR a. 80 Dining Carr
5Dining Carr, =. 7:45. s.pP. NJ. l2;l5 night:
Ticket Offices: Nos tS3. eii, l,1HH, l,323 Ill, and
2Bi broadway. Astor House, and foot OF DesbrOsses
and Cortlandt sts.; Court ST.. $40 Fulton st, Us
broadway, and Brooklyn Annex station, foot OF fu
ton st. brooklyn: station. Jersey city. The New
York Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through to des-
tinAtlDn.
5. ". PROVOST. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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The company reports total surplus of 81 lS,4lI.
or the gross earnings " p cent. Was expended
for maintenance Of way aud improvements
The gross earnings per mile were S5.2l F.. against
500 In the previous year Mr.. Lawrence says
that the business Of the company al the
present time is satisfactory and is volume
approaches very nearly To the maximum hereto
fore reached, largely due to coal and ore ton
mage. The extensions along the Ohio River have
been delayed. but much valuable right Of way
and other property has been acquired and these
extensiOns win be pushed 10 completion al an
eNpedient time.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad reports
gross earnings for October Of 81 500, l06 All in
crease OF S2i5.644 as compared with the same
month u last year, and net $3.50, 5J2 an in
crease OF 254,34b. FoT the four months ending
Ort. 81 the gross earnings were $3.50, 455. an
increase OF 4;I2S. 429 A. ComuaTed with the cor
responding perind Of last year. and net 500
209. an Increase Of Slg4.Opj-
The Norfolk and Western RAilroSd reports
gross earnings for Octohsr uf SO67 .55O. an in
crease Of Eib. l92 over the cOrTesD DOnding month
Of last year, ami net 500. lj1, decrease Of
S9O,ul5. FOr the ten fuonths suc ed Oct. 81 the
Eroas earnings we're ss.3J.,5lO, an ineFs-As u
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.LERIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

station. loot or Cortiasdt a Ds.hro-ses sts.
Too A. N, daily ior MAucH CHUNK % and inter.
r day @ M sTSyh SsSSlEEsH5h ESbal nTS and
sue M.s "n a ,n PS Pes1s ss ear to
lilo 4. VI. daily for MAUCH CHUNK and inter
mediate FONTS; connections for Reading and Harris
700 u. NJ. daily. except sunday, for EI.MIRA and
Az iGi.rn,dhte stations; c"naectons for Pottsville
s,io i. ". daily. except sunday. for L. and r.
man buffet Pari6r ear to wnkesbarre connection for
a fay sssfsR, ssS9RSss for SOUTH
5ii5 +. VI. daily for EAsToN and intermediate
500 r. N. daily for BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS
Sew YORK iS ChlasEo sleePsT % Bhrilo and Torasio
C6sr cIT SsM & hSTH to MSssS.ETs 'wees days
csiH Sa,o G r. ~. .Ta daily except SUNDAY for MAucH
Tth; W;; hg5EAi l o. SIAGARA FALLS, sPd AZ points
ss S Srs Yal Sc Faoa hss. 1
ST. " sr9adMsy and hrootlyn Annex, Brootyn.
from hotel and resden"- tSroush to dsstInatioS
DELAWARE Es,lr,: ,tlrA,:CEAswANNA AND
station. In New Iork; loot eT BarcI.y .ad
FkT coIiInEnSs.' s'EFifSF.tthAH EiS rs. Il f.iGhT' hFT'f'
."%S y Isli %s. h.Eas aEa%,S''G Raas 'S"
Madison, Morrstown, Ta'saic, Paterson, Bo0nton,
haekettstowni schoolsy,. Mountain, wsshInst0n
Phiilpshu-g, Eastpn. Water tap. STROUD, d,burg, Pu
kon3 Mountain scranton, flt{sl9n, wilkrs6srre
nsSshi3n GS%S pSnSss nNfaT
hchhe.d springs, Cortland, Syracuse. OswpgO,
ilhIta, hNegO, ElnTa, corning. bath, Dansvifle
Buffalo aud all points West Northwest. and South
800 4; NJ. -AutIslo. scranton, Bnghsmton, Utica
itthhtld Nprlngs Syracuse, aud OswPgu Express
Pullman Bunet Parlor ears. Connects at BnnaIo
WIN trAin Tor thcago, arriving morning
tso A. A.-B'nShsmtoE mall stops at principal
900 r. M.Gscranion. BinghSmtOn. and ElmIra
100 q. M.-Scraniou. WiIkesbaTre and Plymouth
khprcss pullman parloT cars
Z 80 u. NJ. M.-tDa!ly I-I,ufulo ysstlbuled IIHited
TAbress iar SCRANTON, Bingnamtou. ElmlrA HufiaIn
lMlmAh hnhet s.erping Car connects at Bunaln
tiaN- "'N' - "'N'
go T.. M.-tDaiyl- Buffalo scranton bingham.
un. usa Syrscuse, and os~ego ENpreSs. Pull
, llcke,s AM Pullman accommodations At n Murray
81 ana tSs Broadway. Tickets at FERRY stations 5s5
al4d st< hruaAWay, - West l2sth It y31 toluu Ius
AZ. Sew York; Sis aud 5eS FULTON ~ aud "a hToaI
AZ All stations. " ~ "'
Ntstntts EApTess Company Win call for and check
t@Ss1sr from hotel or Trsiiiencr 10 dr,t ,nH
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Surplus, sos,Os7,son s5a,g2O. soo Dee. $

The surplus a year ago was S16.O96, 800. and
two years ago 81 di03. T5O.
Imports OF general merchandise. including
dry goods, AT the port oi New Yors last week
were S6,233,9!5. against sIO,ilI,3Ii the pre-
NiOus week and 81 .a3b.iH3 for the correspond
ing week of last year. The imports OF specie for
the week were S913, ,2OS, of which S9SO,6T3 was
gold making total specie imported since Jan.
/, Sl1,S5H.3l9. Exports OF specie were gold
S23,OO0, and silver, S6al $50, total Of SOb4,-
$50, against siOsGl2 the previous week. The
exports of specie since Jan. | have been, gold.
Ss5,4p6..2O, and silver, $50, ,7O3 IA, a total of
Slld,l90,3Ji.
The Boston and Albany Railroad Company
has declared its regular quarterly dividend OF
per cent. payable Dec. n.
The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad Com
pany reports for the year ending June 80;
The sun., 1894-12-02
The List or Referees

These referees appointed in cases in the state
courts In this city last week
SUPREME CouRr.
Ru Lndae TIunr
The sun., 1894-12-02

AheT Change December wheat on curb VA 5gssag
5H -, clusns ap.c hsy, ~ ~ lG4 dikS,. closing
bAsC. May corn hAI 81 3 liC clos ng o. 3 lNc. fi4dE
~ rrtS statisnE ~ WcrkY exports SHOW; Wheat and
hour from hnih the tutcI states this week
ba,Sed lush, iaSi week. 33i=,GiJ bush; last yeE
24Rotap bush. IAs export sine" July l,lslt, have
been 80 ~ 90 llls. previous - lB7.M bus
Weekly ports ~ corn. lf5 S20 bush last week
lsAS2b bush last year. So ,uuO uush Exports since
uh+ 20 btlsh.
GRo,EaIEs- Conse sdyante 10 90 a5 points. and
closed trn. sales iA.73n. HayFe declined q n,
hs,m33qIg advanced &, y Rfg no recsiPls were
the United states Bl4A front street bulls IL Is said
were buying. The distant months show the most
strength. There pressure 20 sell klu Iampiro
aud santos were quiet and unchanged Rio exchange
SIN llikt The tradln. in ruturrs n a. follow:
The sun., 1894-12-02

TrpAY's FFNTUREs,- Higher cables strengthened
wheat, aud 30 dii the better export demand, The
exports f"r the week not large, hut the market
WAS stimulated to some extent hy decrease In the
Liverpool stn"k of wheat during November Of l47g.
600 busii- The stock there Ia now uniy 800 .ObD
against hJhoh 900 year The deliveries ~ - heat
here were moderate; at ChlCagO they were about
100000 hush. Corn weaker With large r..
CelpiS The deliveries were 3pO.O00 hush. Oats
symrAthiEed with corn 10 some extent Tins follow
INK the stocks uf -four, wheat. All corn at
lIveTno u on The hat Is namel.
The sun., 1894-12-02
EtxAxcIAh Avn COMMERCIAL.

New YsrH stock E1chsnEs-saIss Dec. 4.
UNITED STATES ANp STATE BONDS IN si.0OosJ.
IUs5s c..........l lipt6l 80 Va 6s dcfd Bs...sh
CLOSING PRICES or UNITED STATES noSDs.
The sun., 1894-12-02
WHITE STAR LINE.

.MAJESTIC. wednesday. Dec. - II: 80 A. ".
sADRfATIC. ........... W ednesdny. Dec. H. SA. VI.
No CUTToN CARRIED ny PASSENGER STEAMERS.
second cabin accommodation on these steamers,
S35 and $40. Steerage from New York on Britannia,
Adriatic, and Germanic, $40; on Majestic and Teh
tonic, sl5; prepaid tickets, sl5.
Of,irs 80 Broadway or on the wharf, foot Of West
Tenth 81, H. MAITLAND KERSEY, Agent.
The sun., 1894-12-02
OLD DOMINION LINE.

steamer. for NoRfol,k; poRTSMouTH; OLD
wAsHlNsT3N = M Mon TSs' ,yr WSa n Thnrs yv.9 ard
and sat. FOR WEST POINT. vA.--Tues, Thurs. and
Sat. From Pier 20. y. r.. foot beach ST., at ?. NJ;
80 aii ns,,,s NJ l. IfnFi' FRAME Manager
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-02-09
LUMINOUS Paint.

Attention is called by writer in The
National Builder to some peculiar charac-
teristics of luminous paint and the facts
to be observed in obtaining from it the best
service. Among the facts presented is the
important one that a greater luminosity is
produced by short and near exposure to
an ordinary artificial, light or by being
placed near window about sunset on .
rainy day. Again, after 10 seconds expo
sure to good diffused daylight, which is
really as effective as an exposure of 10
hours, this substance will give out prac-
teal light for 10 or 12 hours, and the lu-
minosity will not entirely disappear in
less than 80 hours, such difference in the
times required for the absorption and the
emission of light being SO remarkable as
to make it seem that the light emitted is
many times greater than that absorbed.
1t is also found that temperature of 800
or 400 degrees will not put calcium sui
phide into luminous condition, though
after exposure to light an increase in tenn
perature of 25 degrees will make it much
more luminous. This, however, is not a
conversion of heat into light, because if
kert at high temperature it becomes nom
luminous in shorter time.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-02-09
Wooden Materials.

Wooden materials are always more por-
Gus than linen fabrics, and it is mainly
owing to this fact that the one is warmer
than the other. Air in common with gas
eous bodies generally is an extremely bad
conductor of heat, but this property cam
not be easily demonstrated, owing to the
extreme mobility of particles of air. If
such motion be hindered or retarded, the
conductivity of air becomes very small. We
make use of this property of air in various
ways If we wish to keep a liquid warm,
it is placed in a vessel and surrounded by
shavings, straw and the like, which entan-
gle large volumes of air in their meshes.
A more obvious illustration is afforded
by double windows, which are often used
in cold climates to keep rooms warm. The
effect is really due to the nonconducting
layer of air interposed between them. 1t
is for the same reason that two shirts are
warmer than one of the same material but
Of double the thickness. The Chinese and
Japanese adopt the plan of wearing many
layers of clothing, each layer being formed
almost exactly like its fellow. By dimin-
ishing or increasing the number of layers
the wearers protect themselves against the
vicissitudes of climate. ortnightly Re-
view
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-02-09
A Datectixe,s Story.

ssThe closest call I ever had" said a
detective, twas in southern Indiana, where
a posse of us had gone to capture some
counterfeiters. There were five of us in
the party, and as 1 had previously been
over the ground and located the house I
was deputed to watch the front while the
others deployed in the rear, and we were
to come together at a given signal and
make rush for the house, which was q
log cabin standing in an open field. 1t be-
gan to rain soon after we separated, and
seeing new weatherboarded house ahead
of ME and knowing that was in the right
neighborhood l concluded to stay there
few hours until after the rain subsidized.
There was no danger of the counterfeiters
leaving. Knocking at the door, was adj
mitted. Inside were five men and won an.
Ihey showed me up stairs to my room,
and as the man who piloted me left heard
him turn the key in the door, and l knew
that was prisoner. Then saw that the
house was of logs and had been recently
Weatherboarded. In few minutes 1
heard them consulting together in the hall,
and felt that my doom was being sealed.
Dropping out of small window at the
end OF the room, I reached my horse JUST 81
as they discovered my escape, and the Dali
from rifle whistled past my head as !
mounted the horse. A regular fuslllaue
followed, and the bullets came close enough
Tor me to hear them. But | succeeded III
reaching my companions, and we SUI
rounded the house just in time to caoon
them as they started home. 1-wSt' LOUIS
Globe p smocrst. =. 10 NJ
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-02-09
Marble Made with Electricity.

The latest achievement of science is
the artificial production Of marble from
pure calcium carbonate.
M. H. lie Chatalier, French chemist,
takes the calcium in the form of an i'm
palpable powder and congresses it in a
steel cylinder between two pistons with
a pressure of 1900 pounds to the square
inch. While in this condition platinum
spiral, previously imbedded in the pow
der, is heated by an electric current,
with the result that the powder in the
neighborhood of the wire is rendered
crystalline and translucent.
Sections of the resulting substance
when examined underneath microscope
exhibited the characteristics of certain
specimens Of slightly macled marble.
This remarkable work of the electric
current may prove the stepping stone to
greater achievements i'll the production
of artificial stone of all kinds.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-02-09
Four Outlines.

A mouse saw his shadow on the wall.
Said he: II am larger than an elephant.
will go forth and conquer the world" AT
that moment he espied cat. In the next
he had slipped through hole in the wall.
Every day from the time he was boy
man walked alone in quiet place and
thought, and he doubted not it was the
same man who had walked there for SO
many years, but at length he came to know
that the same man had not walked there
twice.
Death came to door and knocked. See
ing it was Death, they barred the door,
but Death broke down the bars and enter
ed, taking away whom he would.
Death came to another door and knock
ed. Seeing it was Death, they opened
wide the door and welcomed him. At this
Death turned his back and went, saying,
"Who desires me, desire not"
Two plowed in a field. One plowed
straight, keeping his eyes on the ground.
No weeds grew, and he gathered great
stores Of corn. When he died, his son in
herited much land. He lived in comfort
and plowed in his fathers fields.
The other burrows were not straight.
At times he stopped to listen to the lark
or to admire a flower that grew upon a
weed. He knew the names of the plants
and their times of towering. He knew the
names Of the stars also. He died owning
no goods or lands. His son inherited his
fathers poverty.
The son inherited also his fathers love
of nature. And he became great artist,
whose name and fame spread over two
misunderstanding.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-02-09
Manifold Photography.

A simple method of photographing a
person in five different attitudes all at
once has been invented by New Jersey
photographer, by means of which the
same picture gives five different views of
the sitter. This is accomplished by using
as background two plane mirrors, form
ing between them an angle of 45 degrees,
and placing the person at the junction.
The usefulness of such pictures will not
be confined to ordinary life, as they will
be most valuable in criminology and an
MISUNDERSTANDING.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-02-09

For the relief and cure of cold in the head
there is more potency in Elys Cream Balm
than in anything else it is possible to prescribe
This preparation has for years past been MAX
ing brilliant success as remedy for. cold in
the head, catarrh and hay fever Used in the
initial stages of these complaints Cream Balm
prevents any serious development of the symp-
toms, while almost numberless cases are on re-
cord of radical cures of cronic catarrh and hay
fever after all other treatments have proved OF
no avail.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-02-09
Administrators Sale of Valu-
able Real Estate.

DNHE undersigned offers at Private Sale, the
Il following valuable real estate property
belonging to the estate of the late John G.
Schwartz:
In the city of Portland:
1-Iand (over 1900 feet)and buildings there
OF, on the northerly side of Newbury St.
2-Land westerly side of Pearl st.
3-Land, cor. Pearl and Newbury SITS.
4-Land and dwelling house, south side Federal
st
Island and dwelling houses, Lower Cove St.
Gland and dwelling houses, cor. Hammond
St. and Potters Court.
LAND and dwelling house. Gould st.
S-Land and 2 dwelling houses, east side
Washington st.
Gland and small dwelling, East Cove st.
In the city of Westbrook:
10-Land (over 10000 feet,) frame stable and
store thereon. south side. of Main St.,
Saccarappa, on line of electric road
Centrally situated and well adapted for a
large business block.
12-Land and dwelling house on Brown st.
Inquire for further particulars and prices OF
F. M. RAY, Admir-,
so Exchange ST., Portland.