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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Baii"y's Novel
Flower Holder Breast I'm. -. ~"
rarl,s' .ccicbraied "ophit' collar l,u'ion'
49, T,G EDGAR TATE a COMPANY
Patent Solicitors. "a Hroad""S'
A, pATrNTS FOR SALE -TIciz's Succt
Rnllwny sander. go. ~. kraus's Ma'Ih-
Lighting Machine loi,3l'. Mrs. liu X =, 3
Attachment Tor Pals. 3l9 23} ED'Ai'
TATE q COMPANY. 2i5 Broadway
Al PATENTS FOR SALE Davis's Door
Locks. 52i 366. 52'. COG. Kcn"han's B,lt
Fastener. ani .GG2 liaitMis n,i.i' n''.',
s26 zoo EDGAR TATE a COMPANY. 20
Broadwa'
Al PATENTS FOR sALE; nrsndsis,s
versai culinary Vessel. 523.ns3: Van
Horns Adjustable Drawing Board. ~. ~.
EDGAR FATE y COMPANY. 80 IFd""y.
Al PATENTS FOR SALE. Eossiter and
Mct;.rvry's Folding He'd. 3o6.2d2. and
Check Book Holder. astol1 S'Nton. :
Paper BOOK Mark ,allowedD. EDGAR
TATE & COMPANY. 2'1 ROADWAY
Al PATENTS FOR SALE. O'Qulnns
Railway Joint. 400. 63t. Jackson's hottie
FilIinr apparatus. 500 .D69. Ncumeyer's Ad-
mstab~ spray Nozzle. 3255o1. EDGAR
TATE a COMPANY. 30 broadway
Al PATENTS FOR SALE -Ludmm's ruz,
zle The craze. i%'.32l shamp and
Leiner's Wire Fence. ioI 800. Nellis's
Dice -Thrower. "a. 40. EDGAR TATE &
COMPANY. 2i5 broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR SALE. McNab's
safety WINDOW Clothes Line support.
ash SJ5 4G3 lbl. 5l5 .335 Roberts's Tilting
Drawer. 307 .5G7 EDGAR TATE 4 COM
PANY. 2i3 Broadway.
Al PATENT INVESTMENT. Successful
t. rtf
Interest for sale EDGAR TATE Il COM
PANY. Patent Solicitors. 80 Broadway.
An ENTERPRISE with real estate Sc
curity back ~ It guarantees return OF
fourfold within e year on 500 up: abso-
lutely safe Investigation desired. PERRY,
Room is5. rs Broad-s'
ATTENTION. DRUGGISTS Bargain;
81. 900 will buy out lin live town. stock.
business and fixtures. established drug
store. reason for selling. death. Inquire
~ ROBERT CUNNINGHAM. Nutley. y. ].
COSTUME DRFss.-ir ladies find it in:
convenient TO call. We Will promptly send
sample goods and instructions for self
measure. perfect ~ without Try on
PAULINE 4 co. Ladies' Patent Tailor. ~
H. 2jth-st.
FOR SALE.--Candy. cigar and nation
store doing good business. reason for
selling. poor health. ~ West +lst-st.
FOR SAI.E.-An oid--stablished livery and
boarding stable. Inquire at ~ Grand-st..
Brooklyn.
GROCERY STORE for sale cheap. living
rooms. With store, rent only SIS month.
AS East .6th-st.
PRINTING!. CIR atest OF all chances 10
&c, entire plant. business. lease. OVER
WORK. Tribune once.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBScRIP
TIONS FOR THE NEW-lORk TKiE-
i,NE WILL. BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No I.2t2 Broadway.
% door north Of Thirty -nrst-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


Buffalo Dec. - -Catile- Receipir last - hours ~"
head ,ofol Tor .k thus far leo for time last
week Is 7GO consigned through. ! ~" head, To- N""
York $50 GA sale 80. market opened steady win no
heifcrs 81 25nSs gh e'oi ft butchers COWS - ga
- bulls 2tIs2 ~. 'ets god ~ 'kifA spl'' =
light s: 75Gs3 Receipts las' - hours = ' nr'n
total for ~ 80 head, 1f same NM l"
,.~s cs -DD consigned through - 1ts io Nov ORR
: irn on sale l. - market operei dul "rd 1--we, ~
lirft grades AMI Y.rkerH with rh'rs about steady '7~
All sold good York.rs s. 2nfft =" miN"i ph.h',r ~ ~
asa ~. mediums and heavy. mN"i ~ 10 g.
s, .sns4 30. toughs. s. %'r<3 q" siags stH>" - ~
"a lambs Re~eif'S Test - hours. . ~" head ~
for week thus far =; ~" head. ~ same mo "'
4, -, head ,0ns gn.I through. r". - ~" TX 49,
head On sal. i8Dpo market opened steady 10 shade
nrmcr Tor good stock. closed dnn ana weak WIN
ioat. forwarded In nfsi hands. light - choi," ln.nS
10 good sheep 75us. a. choic" 10 fancy y ""$- 49,
e1tra w.ihrs 81 75ast ,....
as, IS siookerS feeders t.Hs3 80 co". ana Dun
81 25dS 90. calves. s-d>" Hogs '','lp, - -, ,',..
market weak. heavy. - -.aS' -. clinnan. p. 'i,
~ 's,f,, ~, pig :. 2sas1 ~ sheep Receipt -"
head: market nrm. inferior 90 choice - "H'' 49, ''
-. I"ni. pee - c,ffic neeep,'. 900 bad m,fNet
si.alv. 80 natives 90 sale. dfcs.ri i'"i h'l. ''l
.fs S.aS3 - calves 2jftg 90 Hog l;'r~ifs -.
head. mark. lower. packing 81 'rti 20 hni mr. -
ns4 90 Workers SlNsI ~. sheep l-''"ipi' =" ".''
En't iierty pcc - Cattle. Rccrp'T nrh, maftet
slow prime SSaSi - r,.d - ltlti ." s1.i nAi. r'f
50 .s,4st - rough fu. g. G,pAi ln. Ihf "i'' '''
e. M "a A. igif si,,terf 8. 1ansl u Hog iIr'rir'-
neral demand FOR Philadelphia graIc- stead, ny Low
for Workers Hea,y rhed>rhias - '"9N =" ,a,Ia ~,
,nnn 80 f,ir YORKER 81 logS' ~. Pig - iorN J,
coughs s%gs4 - sheeI suppl SUPP, F s, ,..,si -,
ysariines 81 ioa,i b~s, lambs. - s'1f' common to
far lamb. Sass -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24

COFFEE.-As expected. the trading was 81 hollday
Little doing on the call when quotations
points up in instances and lower in others
The bulk Of trading March and January. with the
distant months wholly neglected Prices kept within TO
points Twenty-Five points was paid Tor ctcnahgln6
May. Rio quotations unchanged at 500 res
exchange Io.: receipts. 200 bags Cearances ior ned
bags: stock 2O2.O bags Santos unchanged
q, reis market que. Receipts "a 600 bags stock
827 Havre opened irregular. December, ~ %
January Sc 10: February. $3.50 March $500 APRIL sbo
closing higher for December and !. higher Tor other
months Hamburg opened higher. closing steady De-
Gambler 71.75: 1850: February. 1000 March
69OO: April. $3.50
closed steady unchanged 70 advance Sales
xr.ra bag q fnloNrs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24
Cegal Notices

ID ECEIVERS SALE. - SUPREME COURT
IL city and County Of Nev-York In the matter OF the
Dissolution. OF the Corporation. The Furniture
supply Company. Notice is eby given that By virtue
of an order Of the aoovc Court chall sell AT public
ion on Saturday. December 10Th, at IL a m
on tho premises l3i Grand Street New-York Guy BY
lanes t. Sio Aucrioncer. all ~ furniture and fix.
lures belonging 10 said Company.
FRANCIS H. WILSON
Temporary Receiver,
Office and PostOrice Address
Beekman Street
New-York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

At ROSEiLE y. j. nous" WIN -
~ ~. fr.,.elass order. Got i2IN2i"
shade electric ngh' Boz house and streets
near .,afnn. onl, s. per month \. y
HpPF li8 Iibcriy-s'. Key az ne" 's'"hi'
f.n..IIr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24

41kc. .BARI,EY-Market quiet. Quoted: G3n6ic for
No Milwaukee and 62d66c for ungraded Western;
MALT-Market quiet: Western quoted at nI@i2c.
SEEDSMsrket quiet: cloverseed quoted s9as9 -
and timothy s. 90dS6 40. BUCkWHEAT- Market
quiet Quoted: Japanese 5Sd6Oc: silver hull. 5lM53c.
We give for comparison closing prices Of the previous
day and for the corresponding date last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24

Market closed steady 20 points advanced. compared
With yesterdays closing price Transferable notices 30
6s 900. ew-York sales to-day and last
night as officially reported For consumption o. bales
spot cotton dull: middling upands 5l1-16c; nddns
Gulf i5-6c which unchanged compared with yester
closing.
speculation export 500 bales American 5000 bales
receipts 600 bales American. l2uO bales, iniddng
uplands l3od opened steady. buyers at 2e4d
decline closed quiet at l64d net decline December
2sqs: 259s: February. 25ss
February March 2eoG2el; March April 26iG2s2; April
NAV 263b; May-June 30OG3ol; JuneJuy. Bod: July
August SO3aS04 August September, 305b: Septenher-oc
tober ao6b November. 3O7a3os The statistical
position of cotton as up by this mornings "Chroni-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24
FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

~ WEST i2TH-ST -Iiandsom'iy furnlsnea
roor, or suites u large rooms IN quiet
priyate house. sunny southern cNposN. =
rvcrio kinx 5,h-ay- windows on Two sides
In .t~ry room. references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24
cry REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

sior BALANCE easy inS' "Weh,s.
Will liv handsome ft"- '"--",.t
,,t cellar house - West v1f1-st. new ~
% .,rateI con, cnisuf 90 columbus a. .
and rr.,Iuay cable must D. sold. "aich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SAT.E.-Ponles for children: horses
wtui.red: iox stalls Address Or o. Z.
JACKSON T. o. BOX lei Jamaica. l.. l..
y Y.
FOR SALE. stable. located in nrs'-cias'
nelehhprhold. has nll modern Improve
ments. ~ stalls and amgl" ctftiag~ room :
good opportunity 90 e"cu'" pr"hiAnl"
business ~ reas'rahl" pil''. "".r
18th. ev-hnn~. with nfhe~ property. Ad-
dress ( : Box ll5 i2se Broadway.
HORSES BEARDED In country. 81 and IS
month good food ard hcst 'r'a'men,'
referenca. H. !. j. HALSN rentfepor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24
BUSINESS CHANCES.

CUTS for catalogues. advertisements. etc.
engraved. from 30 cents up. resolutions
and testimonials engrossed, s"nd postal 10
EDWIN SODEN. 80 Gates ave. brooklyn.
LADIES' TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
FOR SALE Equipped with every r"lul-
site. high-class patronage. prominent io-
cation. practical man only; satisfactory
reasons given: no particulars by mail. I'M
mense opportunity. \. MARKS. III Beck
man-si.. from 10 ,.
PUBLISHERS Book and newspaper COM
position. so. including makeup. PRINT
Frs. Box ~ Tribune Ofiee.
PATENT $40 1873. Issued Dec. 4. isoi. for
sal" or Will place on royalty. Manu-
faciurers ~ novelties please address
7 :. THORN. Tainheld. y. J.
REMARKABLE CHANCE Furniture and
lc4sr four-story bouss. centrally located.
for sale. EXCELLENT. Box -. Tribune
ONCE
SPECIAL opportunity for safe investment
q large or small amounts during the
remainder 81 B.cembef Call, 10 ].
ANGEL. ~ 4ih-ave.
THE GRAND ROCKLAND BAZAAR will
paw more for any stock. wholesale and
retail. II all descriptions. city or country
business confidential Address Box 81.
10ngers. y. y.
WANTED. Additional capital 10 extend
business 81 staple article. profits large.
principals only ana references 'k'HhHH'is
party DESTROYS of giving personal services
with salary preferred. u. H., Tribune
once.
WANTED. salesman: worth So 900 a
YEAR. must invest 5000. T.. Tribune
once
WANTED. Partner WITT $4,000 In rella-
bic old esfa tlirhsd manufacturing bust
ness THOMAS GiLLERAN. 81 Cham
b.rss'.
D-ACRE RAISiN VINEYARD. planted In
i>sp. irrigated. near Fresno. owner com
PEELED 20 stay East ANDERSON, ~
broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24
DItfSSM AkING.

A-h-A -COvTrRlERE FRANCHISE
Fancy waists. street. dinner and BAL
dresses ladies' materials made. special
STYLES Tor large ladies' reu0ielling short
notice. moderate prices Nine. AMBER
SON. los West l1th-si.. late with Stern
HrHs.
pRESSMAKER French experienced. com
potent and all branches. by day. private
families best references terms moderate.
by latter. NINE. FERRIER. ~ West
31tb-.f
FIRST-CLASS pRESSMAkER. late with
Drutz a Co. 5th-ave.. Will ~ out. 81 %.
formerly s. 80. evening street ana college
dre~ses perfect H''ing. remldelling.
HEERN. | 800 Lexlngton-ave.
FRENCH DREsSMAKER makes stylish
costumes 81 up. By day. 81 -. refer
enc~r. 49, 3d-aNc.
FRENCH DRESSMAKER.- Filter. cutter
good ~eanstrrrs highest references. en-
gagrmcnt hy month IN priyai" family IN
OF out ~ citv. Address 30 East i0th-st.
MRS. COOK. PRIVATE DRESSMAKER.
80 East .3i ST. Ladies' material made
up or material furnished: Crst-ciass work
al moderate prices. Evening dresses
speciality
SEAL GARMENTS relyed and altered into
fashionable cap~s and Eton Jackets Mrs
BARKER. ii6 West 3oth-st.. near Broad
way. late with Gunth"r's Sons. 5th-nvr
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FOR SALE.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 second
hand wood and iron working machines
fully guaranteed. machinery bought and
exchanged. GEORGE u. EDDY. 39s Madi-
sOn-st
At LITrLE'S TOOL. STORE. 80 Fulton
s., New York. workshop machinery foot
pOwcr). list free: wood-carving tools. scroll
saws designs and fancy woods incubat tors
and breeders In operation
AN AUTOMATIC STENOGRAPHER for
$50 complete. any language. In operation
nj 100 broadway. Room -. Ri floor. rcgu-
lar price. 500.
ASSORTMENT new and second hand
pianos all makes. $50 IN; cash. install
ments. Ient. exchange. WALTERS. 81 and
80 University Place. near Union Square.
- East l2th-si., near Broadway.
HANDSOME new Turkish couch and
chair. very cheap. Call or address
COUCH" iO6 West 4od-st.. basement.
MUSICAL BOX. New Swiss. /: popular
airs either attachments finely inlaid
case. perfect order. cost .Sl23: sell $50:
need money. 243 broadway. Room ~.
PIANO Magnificent upright convince
yourself. cheap no humbug. cash. cred
g. bargain. 33l East p0n-st.
VIOLIN. Very rare old violin. made by
celebrated maker. fine tone: good solo In
strument price very reasonable. Address
VIOLIN" 1862 East 23d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24
MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
CHRISTMAS GIFTS In toilet bags pocket
books chatelalne bags. ladies' fine satch-
els music rolls. dress-suit cases. toilet
rolls mounted card cases. NJ manufactur-
ers prices. Old Reliable House OF
CHARLES SCHWARTZ. - Fourth we,
near 9th-si.
COAL. AND WOOD.
We have received the first consignment
OF Falling Rock CAMEL coal. which We
are delivering Ia bags az <i2 per ton ~
81 900 10: this ~ the finest camel In the
market. Lehigh and Freeburnlng Anthra-
cltr. all sizes delivered. 81 -: our motto.
Quality and Quantity THEDFoRD
2Ith-st. and 9th-aYc.. Ssth-st. and Boule-
ward.
WANTED Unique. useful patented aril-
Gle for ply sicians' or dentists use. also
ore FOR mail business. CONTRACT. Box
nO2B
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WORK WANTED.


Female.
STENOGRAPHER AND TYFEWRITER.-
Familiar with all kinds OF stenographio
work moderate salary. Address EXcEP-
TIONAL 1872 6th-av.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Young lady desires permanent position:
neat and accurate; years experience:
Al references. b.. 81 Greene-st.. I'd floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24

wheat. NO. 2: Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing.
S $sy - ''"s: S: s,,.a s.: s.. - 81.
Corn No .:
December ........ o. ~ - ', =
January .......... lJ,s -. - a.
oats. No. 2:
s e; :::::: H: n: IT. Il:
Mess pork. per bbl
sss ' ~ ' ii & ' s Size 81.
, g: :.: ':' -" -" s%. e -. s 81: %:
!sa ""'' '.+'' ' s5%. 90 90 ss!s;; 20
as ooTs Foar vas e" au .pl ams
ssss VIZ e H S1'sGs pr %' whsa ooc by
no red 55ssc No. corn iisc' 40 oa,, 20 no 80.
p rys ''S timothy seed PORK ss
lara 100 e .a Sc 5fS.s e shoe
s5as5 2i clear sides boxed' 50 laagss 30 Wits
KEY sn s s ansa sG s. sn S s@on
nsefa c on bo an fo; 9 On the Produce Exchange
butter aae and pSSsnnred Ess EVE we're
fresh stock. 1920 per dozen ,o, ,u,,,.. d.msnd.
w Gnf"P patent py. s5S,e %
family se osas: ~ DO sSig, 81 no" .neD 81 @
[ ;S. s e s5. de; !: s. s ss %
whea, steady s sc '9% Mdse aemana but sale,
quiet under more liberal offerings No mixed track
5;.c s No %ss s afs family 2 VS %" family ss
active and steady. steam leaf nc kettle "e PRIME
steam active GG1i 40 15c. Dry salted meats Light de-
rnand shoulders SIC loose short rih Use i,os
e, and steady; shoulders. 5c. loose short rib
saes A.c; clear sides. &C; boxed meats
,or,b ic more Whisky steady distlers finished goods
soia on A basis Of 81 ~: sales 500 bbs A.,
.fnyaukee Dee. a2-Wneat quiet IN speculative"
circles To-day May opened ~ bsisc and nuctuatrd De
tween point and 'si.c at whi' II closed WIN 'sn
and December Ii,c below. Sample wheat was steady. M
business rather dull. Barley, '.a,.c lower win .sn
,rade. No 5gn53i.c: No 3. !1n3c. Corn lc o"rt
with the supply exceeding the demand No J On track
dc Oats c lower. but with fair trading by shippers
NJ white on track No do 3Dlsc. Rye quiet and
steady: No ! on track. 4az@5oc. Flour and mill stuns
steady and quiet. bian w "ousi' f'o's'o"s 'o"e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24

Country.

AGENCY rr Mirirlair Residence. al
ttrt- for sai~ ~ rent. furnished h.ns-~
minus 4 TAYLOR. > Ee-kwan-st. y. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24

BUTLER.--A gentleman giving up house
keeping would Ike place Tor his but
Ter. Frenchman. who is thoroughly compe-
Box rs. y. Y. I. Q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24

Al PATENTS FOR SALE. Raii"y's Novel
Flower Holder Breast I'm. ~. 80 .
Parks Celebrated "ophN '"llat iu' ~, ~,
tSS r,f. EDGAR T. Z" ''''' 49, %
patent Solicitors. 20 Ir0adway-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

ATTENDANT.-By strono healthy
young man as attendant "a invalid; no
objection 20 travelling; can act "a valet;
doctors references. ). E.. 4 Pacidc> Pace
wes, cQfh-sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-24

fuller. BY a single young colored man
In private family. or would serve din
ners; good city reference. last employer
seen. G. lt5 West 30th-st.
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BUTLER By married EngiisnmaA With
references. Address kUMPF, 20 Weoe
btltl,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-03-23
The Ocean Traffic.

The steamship Laurentian, Captain
Moore, arrived yesterday from Liver
pool, sth inst, with 400 tons general car
90 for Canada and the West, with sO1
boxes of tinplate, 4 hogsheads and 3 cas-
es of wine, II cases Of books, 1 case OF
instruments, 1 case of churchwork fol-
Portland and 3passengers.
The Dominion line steamship Van
couver, Captain Williams, sailed yester-
day for Liverpool via Halifax with full
cargo of provisions, ETC., valued at Sis,
$40, of which $34, 40 represents Ameri-
can products. The principal items OF
her cargo and their values, are as fol,
lows: 757.soo pounds of bacon. value,
100000; 25, 433 bushels of peas, value
S12, ZIG; "a, 1913 bushels of wheat, value
s14,937; 947 barrels of apples, value
$4735; 10000 pounds of cheese, value
$4,000; 1919 bales of hay, value S3,752; 40
cases of leather, value $1,000; 31,369 ma
pie blocks, value $9475.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-03-23
The Castilian Club.

At recent meeting of the Castilian
Club of Boston, rare and valuable gift
was presented to the club, through its
president, Mrs. Abba Goold Woolson, by
Senior Don Felice Benecie Navarro, OF
Madrid, an honorary member of the
club. The gift was an authentic auto
graph of Isabella. The autograph was
attached to a letter written by the
queens secretary, and announcing the
birth of Prince John, Queen Isabella's
only son, who was born in 147S. 1t may
here be stated that King John II. of Cas-.
tile, the father of Queen Isabella, may be
termed the patron saint of the CASTELAR,
club.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-03-23

]. R. Libby has great reason to con-
graduate himself concerning the first
days results of his spring opening OF
garments, kid gloves and mems neck
wear.
Yesterday was busy day, not only in
his garment, glove and neckwear Sec
lions, but departments that were not adj
vertised at all, were very active.
The dress goods statesmen earned
heir salaries yesterday.
The women's cotton underwear de-
partment still feels the inspiration of the
recent sale of manufacturers samples.
There's every promise of good spring
business.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-03-23
a GOOD EXAMPLE.
One of the Graduates of the Reform
r. School of Maine

The following letter was received from
a young man who, during his stay in the
Reform School stood in the first-class,
and it speaks for itself, and well for the
institution Crawford, when boy, was
taken from the school by Ex-Governor
Robe. and during his minority was a
member of his family and worked on his
farm in Gorham. He spent his leisure
time in reading history, and his example
should be an incentive for the boys of
that institution to follow:
Fort Sam Houston,
San Antonio, Texas,
March 10th, 1898.
NV Dear Sir:-I must write you few
lines to let you know how I am doing in
the Southwest % / am doing very well,
and in good health. 1 hope you are in
good health too, and your wife and all
OF your family. I am in Troop H of the
9Th regiment of cavalry. stationed at
Fort Sam Houston. My troop came
from the Indian Territory the Goth of
last June. My troop was stationed at
Fort Sill, I. I. | was sorry to leave the
territory. 1t was fine in the territory !;
IOr ~ SOlu10f lil0 CillIldto was SIdHU. IoI0
it is too hot in summer for anyone to
live; the grass is green and the roses
bloom all winter; but in summer the
grass all dies unless watered from the
river. [ know not whether to write you
about San Antonio's historical buildings
OF not, for perhaps you know more about
them than do.
I have been in the Alamo citadel,
where Colonel David Crockett was slain.
[ have visited many of the old mansions,
built over $50 years ago, A. D., IT'S.
They're all built like the old castles in
foreign lands: the walls are six feet
thick, built of solid stone. have visit
ed the home of Colonel David Crockett
1t is in ruins now, nothing but the walls
are standing, but the name OF Crockett
will live here forever.
Fort Sam Houston is very large mill
tary post; it covers more than 200 acres
of land; it is the headquarters of the
18th and 23d infantry. 1t is also the
headquarters for the department of Tex
as, General Wheaton commanding. The
post has quite a population of its own,
about 800 all told. The fort is one mile
from the heart of the city. Street cars
connect it with the city. I cannot think
of anything more, SO I will close with
my respects for all.
Pvt. Frederick William Crawford,
Troop FL, 9Th Cavalry,
Fort Sam Houston.
San Antonio, Texas.
Remember the Alamo, Crockett, Ira
Wis and Bowie.
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A Portland Man in Luck.

By the will of the widow Of the late
Major Ben :PerleyPoore of Newburyport,
Mass, the remainder of her estate after
requests amounting to some
$500, is bequeathed to her
nephew, Mr.. Eben Appleton son of the
late Hon. John Appleton lat one time our
minister to Russia) and a former resi-
dent of Portland, but now in the depart
ments at Washington.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-03-23
R|NES BROTHERS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
IN subscriber has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust of Administrator
of the estate OF
MARY E. l.. THOMPSON, late OF Cape Eliza
beth,
in the County of Cumberland. deceased. and
given bonds as the law directs. All persons
having demands upon the estate of said de-
ceased, are required to exhibit the same and
all persons indebted to said estate are called
upon to make payment to
JOHN I. PALMER, JR.. Portland, Me. Admir-,
Cape Elizabeth, March 21st, 1894.
Mar2S d1aw3wFs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A GREAT
Kid Glove Sale

Undoubtedly the most successful sale of Kid
Gloves ever held in Portland. Everybody seemed
to be out and everybody seemed to be purchaser.
To keep up the excitement and make this the most
attractive sale ever held by us, we shall, Friday
morning, put forward one-half of our entire stock
of medium grades at the actual wholesale prices
We shall do this for one day only. The ruling
prices, Soc, Csc. and 75c. and 100 pair.
All four of the above bargains cannot be dupli-
Gated i'm this city for a long time.
Extra help will be i'm attendance that all may
receive prompt attention.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
~ suDAcriher has been duly appointed Exc.
cutor Of the viii OF
RACHEL Fl. MOTLEY. late of Portland.
In the County of Cumberland, deceased, and
has taken upon himself that trust by giving
bonds rs the law directs. All persons having
demands upon the estate OF said deceased
are required to exhibit the Same; aud ali
persons indebted to said estate are called
upon to make, payment to
CHAhtES HUTCHINSON, Executor.
Portland. March 2ast. 1894
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THE PRESS.

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Gus system result from using Angostura Bitters.
Sole Manufacturers, Dr. j. G. B. Siegert & Sons
At all druggists.