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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-24
A. J. GORDON, D. D.,
The Great Baptist Divine, s peaks
OF Rev. Charles G. Finney,

Presbyterian Mfnister-Tahen From
Gordon's "Two-Foid Life"-"BehoId.
he Despiserr' and Wonder and Perish;
For 1 Work q Work I'm Your Days, /.
work Which Ye Shall IN No Wise Be.
heve, Though n Mau Declare 1t Unto
You"
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-24
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TION OF TIE TIMES AS
YOU CAN USE IN A Judi
CIOUS MANNEt. SEND
THEM WHERETHEY WILL
DO GOOD AND YOU WILL
GREATLY AID IN PLACING
ROANOKE IN a PROPER
LIGHT.
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A SWEET SMOKE!
Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco and Pipes.
(Any Old Thing Won't po)

Six for csc.
GOLD SEAL! A golden smoke. indeed. SC
straight.
SABAROSO. Holds an cnviable reputation.
sc straight.
TRUE WORTH! Rightly named. The newest
ont. SC straight
KOSSUTH! Needs no Introduction. sc straight
LAMELL! Finest OF 1avors and sweet iOc
three for 25c.
CIIUnIS! Al.o delightful smoke 1Qc. 3 for orc.
La FLOR DE HOTEL. ROASOISE! Some
thing new and good. 10c, 3 for Csc
SILVER GItAYS The very best Cigar in Roa.
nOkc. 15c, 2 for 25c.
pipES 3; Al assortment that will ulease YOU
CIGARETTES! All the leading brands
TOIsACCOS! The choicest mixtures.
GENTLEMEN, zee the largest case OF smokers'
sundries IN the city.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-24

The United States Government re-
ports show Royal Baking Powder su-
perior TO all others,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-24
CHRISTIAN ARBEE DRUG STORI

A. ID. RICE, Trustee,
TELEPHONE 46.
n. B.-Smoke from our Cigars is not disagree-
able, so the ladies' must stop and enjoy the Flow.
crs while waiting for the street cars.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-24

peaky face. my health is somewhat
fragile" he remarked, as he led the
way down the passage. Il am COM
PEELED to be valetudinarian.H
Our cab was awaiting US outside, and
our programme was evidently prear-
ranged, for the driver started off at
once at rapid pace. Thaddeus Sholto
talked necessarily, in voice which rose
high above the rattle Of the wheels.
bartholomew is a clever fellow"
said he. How do you think he found
out where the treasure was? He had
come to the conclusion that it was
somewhere indoors; so he worked out
all the cubic space of the house and
made measurements everywhere, so
that not one inch should be unaccount-
ed for. Among other things. he found
that the height of the building was
seventy-four feet, but on adding to-
gether the heights of all the separate
rooms, and making every allowance
for the space between, which he as
certained by borings. he could not
bring the total to more than seventy
feet. There were four feet unaccount-
ed for. These could only be at the top
OF the building. He Rocked a hole,
therefore, in the lath-and-plaster cell
ing of the highest room, and there,
sure enough, he came upon another
little garnet above it, which had been
sealed up and was known to no one.
In the center stood the treasure-chest,
resting upon two rafters. He lowered
it through the hole, and there it lies.
/ He computes the value of the jewels at
not less than half a million sterling"
At the mention of this gigantic sum
/ we all stared at one another opeu-eyed.
/ Miss Morstan, could we secure her
/ rights, would change from a needy
| governess to the richest heiress in Eng
/ land. Surely it was the place Of a
/ loyal friend to rejoice at such news;
/ vet am ashamed TO say that selfish
/ ness took me by the soul. and that my
/ heart turned as heavy as lead within
me. I stammered out some few halt
/ ing words of congratulation, and then
! sat downeast. with my head dropped,
/ deaf to the babble of our new &C
/ quaintance. He was clearly a con-
/ firmed hypochondriac and was dream
! ilv conscious that he was pouring forth
/ interminable trains of symptoms, and
imploring information as to the COM
position and action of innumerable
/ quack nostrums, some Of which he bore
about in leather case in his pocket l
/ trust he may not remember any OF the
answers which gave him that night.
Holmes declares that he overheard me
/ caution him against the great danger
OF taking more than two drops OF cas-
/ tor oil, while recommended strych-
nine in large doses as a sedative. How
ever that may be, l was certainly re-
! lieved when our cab pulled up with a
Jerk and the coachman sprang down
/ to open the door.
This, Miss Morstan, is Pondicherry
/ lodge" said Mr.. Thaddeus Sholto, as
/ he handed her out
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-24

The little man waved his hand dep
recatingly. "We were your trustees"
he said. THAT was the view which I
took of it, though Brother Bartholo-
new could not altogether see it in that
light. We had plenty of money our
selves. desired no more. Besides, it
would have been such bad taste to have
treated a young lady in 50 scurvy a
fashion. LIE mauvais govt meme au
crime The French have a very neat
way of putting these things. Our diff
ference of opinion on this subject went
so far that thought it best to set up
rooms for myself; so left Pondicherry
lodge, taking the old khitmutgar and
Williams with me. Yesterday, how
ever. l learned that an event of ex-
treme Importance has occurred. The
treasure has been discovered. l in
stantly communicated with Miss Nor
stan. and it only remains for US to drive
out to Norwood and demand our share.
l explained my views last night to
Brother Bartholomew; so we shall be
expected, if not welcome, visitors"
Mr.. Thaddeus Sholto ceased, and sat
twitching on his luxurious settee. We
all remained silent, with our thoughts
upon the new development which the
mysterious business had taken. Holmes
was the first to spring to his feet,
"You have done well, sir, from first
to last" said he. 1T is possible that
we may be able to make you some
small return by throwing some light
upon that which is still dark to you.
But, as Miss Morstan remarked just
now, it is late, and we had best put the
matter through without delay"
Our new acquaintance very delib-
erately coiled up the tube of his
hookah. and produced from behind a
curtain a very long befrogged top coat
with Astrakhan collars and cuffs This
he buttoned tightly up. in spite of the
extreme closeness of the night, and
finished his attire by putting on a rab-
bit-skin cap with hanging lappets
which covered the ears. so that no part
of him was visible save his mobile and
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-24
CHAPTER Y

THE TRAGEDY OF PoSDICHERBT LODGE.
1t was nearly eleven o'clock when we
reached this final stage of our nights
adventures. We had left the damp fog
of the great city behind US, and the
night was fairly fine. A warm wind
blew from the westward, and heavy
clouds moved slowly across the sky
with half moon peepiug occasionally
through the riffs twas clear enough
to see for some distance, but Thaddeus
Sholto took down one of the side-lamps
from the carriage to give US a better
light upon our way.
Pondieherry lodge stood IN its own
grounds, and was girt round with
very high stone wall topped with
broken glass. 4 single narrow iron
clamped door formed the only means
of entrance. On this our guide knocked
with peculiar postman-like rat-tat-
who is there?- cried a gruf voice
from within
1T is l. McMurdo. You surely know
my knock by this time"
There was a grumbling sound and a
clanking and iarring Of keys. The
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-24
Power Housa Burned.

KANSAS CITY, Kan, May IA fire
which broke out in the boiler room at
the West Side Railway Co.'S power
plant and car house on North Third
street during the storm early this
morning completely wrecked the up
per portions of the building, destroyed
the offices and machine shop and two
of the company's cars, and caused a
tie-up of the West Side system The
damage is estimated at from SEQ, 900 to
SIS. 900. which is covered by $4,000 in
suranee. 1t is the general belief that
the building was struck by lightning
during the stoTHn.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-24

great rubbish heaps which numbered
the grounds. Miss Morstan and stood
together, and her hand was in mine. 4
wondrous subtle thing is love, for here
were we two who had never seen each
other before that day, between whom
no word or even look Of affection had
ever passed. and yet now in an hour of
trouble our hands instinctively sought
for each other. l have marveled at it
since, but at the time it seemed the
most natural thing that l should go
out to her so. and. as she has often told
me, there was in her also the instinct
to turn TO me for comfort and protec-
ton. So we stood hand in hand, like
two children. and there was peace IN
our hearts for all the dark things that
surrounded Us
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-24
KANSAS DENTISTS ADJOURN.
The State Association Concludes Its Labors
at Topeka After Electing Officers

Tne state Association C0nciuues Ats LSOOEo
at Topeka After Electing Officers
TOPEKA, Kan. May 16.-The State
Dental association adjourned yester-
day to meet one year hence at Topeka
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President j.
P Root, Of Kansas City, Kan;
first vice president, A. w. Davis. OF
Holton; second vice president and
treasurer, R A WATSON, of Ottawa;
secretary, W. n. West, Of Topeka The
board of censOrs is C. C. Allen, OF
Topeka; ]. f. Burkett, OF kingman,
and I. J. Aitkin, of Valley
Falls. The interstate commit
tee to attend the interstate meet
ing at Pertle Springs in june
was as follows, J. P. Root, Kansas
City, Kan; ]. c. Frey, of Moberly,
Mo-, and F. C. Ruby, of Clinton, Mo.
DIR. A. E. Floyd. of Paola, was sus-
pended from membership because he
advertised and had delivered some
lectures before the Atkinson dental
Sohool
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-24
GRAND OFFICERS ELECTED
Kansas Knights Templar Attend to That
Duty and Partake of a Banquet.

Kansas knights Iemplar Attend TO Iuas
Duty and Partake of Banquet.
WICHITA, Kan, May 16.-The follow
ing grand officers of the Knights Tenn
plar of Kansas were elected here yes
terday: Grand commander, r E Tor
rington, Wichita; deputy grand COM
mander, W. C. Holmes, Parsons; grand
generalissimo, w. C. Chatter, Topeka;
grand captain-general, George H
Jenkins, Kansas City; grand prelate, s.
E Busser, Dodge City; grand record
er, A. NJ Callahan, Topeka; grand
treasurer, W. S. Corbett, Wichita;
grand senior warden, Ed Hays, Yelling
ton; grand junior warden, c. NJ Jones,
Wichita
The next conclave will be at Law
renee on the second Tuesday in May,
1896.
Dispensations were granted to COM
manderies at Junction City and Cha
mute. Over 100 candidates joined the
shriners- At night 1000 guests wera
banuueted in the Auditorium
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-24
A PECULIAR REQUEST.
n. p. Clifford, of Goodland. Wants q Day
Named for Fasting and Player.

TOPEKA. Kan, May 16-N. P. Cliff
ford, a citizen of Goodland, in Sherman
county, has addressed lengthy COM
munication to Gov. Morrill,, urging
him to issue a proclamation for a
day of fasting and prayer. Mr..
Clifford views with alarm the panicky
condition of things, the threatened
drought and other ills which the pub
lie is heir to, and attributes them to
lack of confidence in and respect for
the Supreme Ruler of the universe.
THE people have forgotten God and
God has forgotten the people" declares
tba vvritar
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-24
KANSAS BASEBALL LEAGUE.
Schedule OF Games Arranged for Different
Towns Up to June B.

LAWRENCE, Kan, May 16.-E Z
Murphy, secretary of the Kansas Base
ball league, has made out the follow
ing schedule of games up to June 3:
Leavenworth at home May 10 with To-
peka; 25 and 20 with Troy, and June L
and with Emporia; Topeka at home
with Leavenworth May 16, II and Is;
with Emporis %, "a and s5; with Troy
80 and 81 and June /; Emporia at home
with Troy May Is and II; with Leaven-
worth 81 and %; Troy at home with
Topeka May 81 and % and June 2 and
3; Troy and Topeka will play at Seneca
Nav % and %
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-24
GEN. HUGHES STAFF.
The Kansas Major-Gsnersl Appoints the
Men to Compose His Official Stan.

Men to Compose His Official Stan.
TOPEKA, Kan. May 16-To-day
Maj Gen. ]. W. F. Hughes, of the K
n. G., transmitted TO the war depart
meut of this state the following sp-
pointments as members of his official
staff: C. n. Nelson, assistant adjutant
general, Topeka; w. A S. Bird, of
Topeka, Judge advocate; Robert Atkin-
son, Jr., of Ottawa, engineer in chief;
D. r Kilburn, of Burlingame, and s.
C. Orr, of Manhattan, aides de camp.
These officers each have the title OF
major. There is yet one aide de camp
to be appointed but Gen. Hughes has
not fully determined who it will be.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-24
santa Fe Being Extended.

DENIsON, Tex, May 16.-COntractors
have begun work with force of 5000
men to build from Daugherty on the
Santa Fe to Lehigh, L T., the center
of the coal fields. Fifty miles Of road
has to be built before August to COM
ply with congressional acts granting
the charter. The road will be extended
south to Denison as soon as possible.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-24
Re,,rictinz Cooper shIpments.

LONDON, May 16-At a meeting Of
the representatives OF the American
copper producers yesterday it was de-
cided to restrict the shipments to co.
600 tons for year. The English pro-
ducers agreed to reduce the output of
conner DAr cent
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-24
IRRIGATION IN KANSAS.
State Commission Refuses to Allow Mors
Than $500 for = Survey.

TOPEKA, Kan, May 16--The state ir-
rigation commission has refused to
allow Prof. Hawarth, of the
state university, more than 500
to survey the underAow in west
ern Kansas The university will
also give Hawarth $500, but he
does not think the two amounts suf-
ficient to complete the work. He
wants $500. An effort will be made
to raise the other $500 by subscription
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-24
Mexican Cotton Mills Burned

MONTEREY, Mex, May 16.-The La
Fama cotton mills, situated near here,
have been destroyed by FIRE They
were the largest in northern Mexico.
and the loss is placed at s25,OOO. A
company of Monterey capitalists owned
the mills.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-24
VERDICT AGAINST MUTT.
The Jury Declares Him Guilty OF Assault
with Intent to KILL

ATCHIsoN, Kan, May 1.-the jury
in the case of Jim Mutt, who made a
murderous assault upon Leonard Col
nan and Mrs Jessie Payton, in this
county last February, returned YER
diet of guilty in the Colnan case yes
terday evening. The charge against
him was assault with intent TO kill
The iury was out forty minutes
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-24
ITO BE CONTINUED
AIURys Hungry.

Gus De Smith-Russeu Sage is very
small eater.
Hostetter McGinnis-Yes, may be 50,
but he is big gobbler, all the same
Alex Sweet, in Texas Sftings-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-24
The Coffee. Weakness

Master (angrily)-What did you put
in this coffee?
Maid Gnnoeently) - Nothing but
water, sir.-Detroit Free Press
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-30
RECRESC De s. S. |.
Ell SR. OBISPO DIOCESANO.

Aver 6 las de la tarde regres6 por
terra esta Capital, en- tren ordinario y
en- wagon especial, ell seflor Minguella,
digno prelado de esta Di6cesis, &compa-
hado de sus familjares.
Fueron recibi le la estaci6n, los
sef1ores que componen ell Cabildo Eclesias-
tico, algunos sehores sacerdotes, entire los
que recOrdamos al Padre Gambia, ell Padre
Lorenzo, cura de la Cathedral, ell sehor Vi
carlo de Caguas y otros, el sefor Eg6zcue,
Vice presidente de la Comisi0n Provincial,
el Notario eclesiastico, seilor Vihals al
gunos caballeros particulares.
Ell Sr. Obispo, por prescription facul-
tativa, ha tenido que suspender. mientras
dure la presente estaci6n canicular, la
Sta Vista Pastoral q. estaba practicando.
Pens6, como dijimos ayer,-y asi 10 habfa
esc1ito a esta Capital, ,-regreear por ell va
por Julio, pero consecuencia de q. dicho
buque ha alterado en- este mes su itinera-
rio y llegara con dos tres dias de retar-
do, resolvi0 anticipar el viaje y hacerlo
por terra.
Ell Sr. Minguella ha llegado muy me-
jor de su quebrantO y nos complaceremOs
en- que pronto este restablecido. Mientras
tanto envjamosle nuestra muy respetuosa
bienvenida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-30

favoEecedores ell color pol1tico que susten'
tan. COlabOradores cOnstantes nuestrOs
son las personalidades mas signifcadas de
nuestros partidOs militahtes en- ambas
colectividades contamos con amigos distin-
glidfsimos, q. nos hOnran con su estima-
ci0n. ESQ nos basta, ESQ nos alienta, q ESQ
debemos la prosperidad de nuestra empresa
y, pOr cOnsecuencia, por deber, por convic-
ci6n y hasta por interes, no debemos aban-
dOnar el plan de circunspecci6n en- que nos
hemOs inspirado para alcanzar la situa-
ci6n desahogada de que disturbances.
No hemOs hechO nunca nj haremOs
iamas pol1tica de bander1as. CuandO SO
nos ataca rudamente, sabemos y sabe el
pals pOr que SO nos cOmbate. Desecha-
mos Dor ESQ las pOl6micas que pudieran
turbar la mission que nos hemos impuesto,
ell caracter esencialmente pac1ficO y mo
derador q. informa nuestrOs procedimien-
! tOs y la Creencla en- que estamOs de que la
buena pOlitica acOnseja en- Puerto Rico
como elemento de paz y concordia, ell res
peto recfprOco de las opiniones legales, CO
mo medic fecundo de conseguir la mas
grande y mas noble cOnqulsta que pue-
den aspirar alcanzar los pueblOs: la paz
moral y la union necesaria de todos los
elementOs TITLES para empujar mancOmu-
nados ell prOgreso general y hacer grata
la tranQuilidad del hogar.
Las suspicacias y las eXageraclOnes
que hace POGO dividieron ACKNOWLEDGMENT
|
en- la practica y de este modo acercandO q
los que vivieron separados per un al pare,
Ger insondable baratro politico. El viejo
prOcedimientO SO gast0 Sc va gastandO a
fuerza de ser explotado, y no seremos no
sOtros quienes cOntribuyamos, en- modo
alguno, revivir aquella gangrena social.
En- nuestros d1as, no SO oye mas al que
mas grita, sino al que mejor y con mas To-
gica razona; las inculpaciones gratuitas
no hacen mella, nj ofenden, nj lastiman a
nadie, por 10 mismo que son gratuitas
POr ESQ LA CORRESPONDENCE antes que
contestar personalidades, antes que fall
scar su programa, antes que perder ell
tempo en- indtiles discusiones que solo
sirven para dar paste a las conversacio-
nes de los cafes, prefere callar dejar
que ell pdblico sensato juzgue desapasio
nadamente los que nos cOmbaten y a los
que callamos, cOnfados en- ell fallO de la
opinion.
Con las anteriores lineas hacienda
constar que no hacemos particularmente
a1usiones nadie, dejamos contestadas
una vez por todas las cartas 6 que nos re-
ferimos al comienzo de este art1culo y, par
ticularmente, la del estimado amigo de
Mayaguez, cuyas palabras de satisfaction
y aliento agradecemos en- todo 10 que
valen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-30
GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General. - Secretarfa.- Ne
gociado 3.0-Reales Ordenes aprob ando
los expedientes de consumes, instruidos
por los Ayuntamiontos de LuquillO y Qua
yama, para ell aflo econ6micO de 1894 95 y
el de Lajas para ell 1892 SO.
Idem Idem.- Negociado o. Real
Orden declarando que no SO halla COM
prendido en- ell art1culo 80 del Reglamento
general para la ejecuci6n de la Ley Hipo-
fecaria, Ia consulta hecha por ell Registrar
dor &c la Propiedad de Mayagtiez.
Idem Idem.-Secretar1a.- publica
la Icy relativa d los fondos pertenecientes
q las Cajas militares de- Ej6roito y de la
Armada, los que SO c0nsideraran como
caudales pdblicos y forna en- que Sc haran
los descuentos.
Idem Idem.--NegOciado 5.0-Se par
ticipa que durante la aUsepcia del seflor
Vice Consul del Imperio aleman en- Ponce,
don H. @. Fritzo queda encargado interi-
nanente del vice-consulado, don Julius
Umbach.
Intervention General dc la Admins
TRACTION del Estado.-Se cita varios indi-
viduos para que por 81 por medic de per-
soma autOriZada 50 presenter en- la Inter
venci0n recoger los fallos absolutorios
remitidOs pOr el Tribunal de Cuentas del
RoinO.
Tesoreria Central de Hacienda P1bli-
ca.-Se declaran responsables mancomu
nadamente con ell general Messina, a los
fnncionariOs civiles y militares quen des-
COntarOn este, OpOrtunamente, eli reinte.
gro de 1, 745 pesetas so c6ntin!Os que perci-
bio como pagas de marcha.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-30
LOS QUE VENOEN MAS BARAT0,
CRUZ, NUMERO Is
SOBRlNOS De ARMAS

uRATONERAs!!-Lasp perp6tuas mar
cas- ARMAS, acaban de llegar, 10 cual par
ticipamos nuestros numerOsos amigos
de toda la Isla, quienes nos habfan encar-
mos. A algunos amigos de la Isla y espe
cialmente de Ponce Mayagiiez que nos
habian pedido datos sobre las BICICLE-
TAS les avisamos por medic del presente
anuncio que dentro de breves dias tendre
mos muy buenas BICICLETAS llantas de
aire 4aeIndticas al precio de 100 pesos.
Una bicicleta semejante cuesta esta su-
ma en- la misma fabrica. La recibimOs a
comision ell fabricante desea introducir-
las en- ell pals para despertar la a6ci6n a
este sport, aunque para clio haya de
nerder ln nicO en- cada una. 81
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mente de ano en- afio; es de Greer que
contlnuara en- la misna proportion en- 10
sucesivo, q 10 cual contribuira eicazmen-
to la facilidad de las comunicaciones por
vapor, que cada dia van en- aumento.
En- vista de estos resultados, que la
8 mejor dicho, creenos cast SECURE, que
81 SO intentase introducir en- los Estados
Unidos otros frutos que SO producer en-
to abundancia, como son el mango, eli
aguacate, ell anon, ell p1 atano macho 8 de
cocina, el fame, la yuca, el boniato, ell
priTvilegiadoS, alcanzari{aa en- POGO tempo
un consume rapido seguro, del mismo
modo que 10 han alcanzado los frutos que
hemos mencionado. Todo depende del
m6todo que deben adoptar los productorea
en- la recollection, preparation y embarque
de esos productos, de manera que al i'm
portarse en- este mercado, lleguen en- bue-
mas condolences y Obtengan precios remu-
nerativos.
(Revisto de Informaci6n de N.-York. }