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New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
REAL ESTATE.
pr,srNESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The scant publicity given by the printing OF
cav posters and an advertisement in weekly jour
~ .hat four choice fats would be sold under force
.ros,re proceedings at the Broadway Real Estate
ssrssroom yesterday by Peter f. Meyer & Co prob
ahv accounted for the small attendance in front OF
~. auctoneer's stand. In the last year several
rsclosure sales have been set aside by the courts
~ W IN their Judgment the property had not been ad
asrised in manner 70 reach the public. In several
n,ances on the resale the property was disposed
li ~ a, price which left margin for the defendant
OF sbe action The property offered yesterday cen
IN "a "a ~ four hve-siory brick fats. each 81 3x0cn
S:o III 10 III West Ninety sxh-st. on which there
~: due on judgments respectively. S3.2oo SS4.S4
wva S.S and SSisS. The action was brought by the
SSswmsnia Life Insurance Company against John g
TTshsn and others. Nos. Ill and llS were sold 10
Te naintiff on bid for $4,000 each. The sac OF
tne n rremain!ng fats after an appeal had been
ine ie5 hy the attorney for the second morgagee to
ma" ma referee 5 l.. ii. Ward, was adjourned to sep
tember -, .h.. 1, haa ma, hao, ,horoughly
SUrertised Tax Commissioner James l.. Weis ad-
asonrned the sale OF three lots in Wakefield village
tor a week. -, -, .,-. ,,~ocoad
- the plot at the northwest corner OF Oneanun-
ns nsS md and iorty-second-st. and Amsterdam-aveY Hlx
40 7lS. In B.oomingdae road line N02l s-lo 10
sse rlaintir. Timothy Donovan. for SS,Vn
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
CIrY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
.EAI ESTATE tn EXCHANGE

CRY FINE building lots In Cong.rs. ~ Y:
viii trade FOR boots shoes or drJgoods
potJ<I.AND BAZAK. Box Ol. Congers.
n Y.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
FLATS TO LET-FUrnished.

,,oy rI,RSJsHED FLATS 60 20 head
ron .r,sr,. over 100 20 select from. any
p,io, no delay. Renting Department
,ca s,b.ave 3lst and 32d sta
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
FLATS TO LET-Unfurnished.

5TU-AVE.. NO. l04S ,corner sGth-sU.-
Elegant apartments. facing Park: s65 10
500. FRED STONE. GO Broadway.
s2D-ST. 3 AND 8 WEST. Eight rooms
and bath: elevator; house and location
frst-class.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED. BY family. consisting of
gentleman. wife and daughier second
or third floor (unfurnlshed). with board IN
a strictly private family living west from
Park-ave; or an outside fiat IN new
apartment-h house away from the elevated
roads. rent not 10 exceed ~, 90 per year
Address T.. J. C.. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
HELP WANTED.

Male.
Statesmen WANTED. 500 10 sl2J per
month and expenses % introduce our
goods TO the trade: staple line. position
permanent pleasant and desirable. Ad-
dress. with stamp. KING MFG. CO.. q. %.
Chicago.
WANTED Boy in large law Office. salary
81 per week. Address NJ II. IL. Tribune
Office.
WANTED-A clerk. having some knovl-
'-ige of tvpewrting and stenography: :
aged 10 10 y. must have best references: !:
salary sl2 week. Apply by letter 10
i. 5. Box . l.2i2 Broadway.
WANTED.-h drygoOds commission
house a Protestant American boy about
dress IN own hand. =. y. Box 2 $50. New
York city.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
HELP WANTED.

FFmHTf.
WANTED -rook and laundress. also wat
tress and chambermald for small private
family. city reference required. Apply l4I
East s6th-St
WANTED. -Thoroughly Trustworthy and
competent Protestant nurse. must have
highest refer noes. Call Thursday. MAS
son. The Brockholst iOl West S5th-st.
WANTED. In a city school a teacher skill
ful In primary work. one having Oswego
or South birmingham Normal school train
Ing. In addition - broad general education I;
good position for experienced teacher. Ai-
dress. stating salary expected, HOWARD.
Tribune Office.
WANTED. Secretary: lady who writes a
handsome oag-hand. lis swift st-nogra-
pher and typewriter. Smith Premier ma
chine. Address In Own handwriting. stat
Ing In .etail education. age church con-
nection snd salary expected. MORRISON.
Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
Cornlrn Boar0.

last ORANGE y Comfortable rooms nnd board ~
II reasonable rates mpros enienis conN Nenlent 10
X. 4. depot Address Nit ROWAN. 10 =. 'hhtoh-st
NIOUNTAIN FARM. WEsT NORRIS. Cr.-i'oarders
lcro, h.,,,hv location ". i. HURD.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05

c2S II Of oth-sve 2 years................. 1880
San'. 10 Eugene u Cruger. r oSthst 10 III G .oo
OF hth-ave. I.5o
Of sh-avc years 'o. 10000
farbs; George l., and another TO Charles II
Lankemann' $ 1o6th-st. 100 r. OF 2d-ave. . ooo
Same. to Joseph Coeppicus and wife II y IO6,h-
st. 100 n W of 2d-avc. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
Robinson. Eleanor j. 20 Frederic ! Middlebrook,
'th-ave. fo4 II n of 23d-st. 10sxsO year. 1000
Same TO same. W 1th-ave. 39.4 It n OF 23d-s -
simpson. George a, Frederic J Middlebrook.
35th-st SO II OF oth-ave, years........ 1900
Sorenson. Elizabeth. TO Annie Sloane. 9th
st. 100 II W Of 10th-ave. ........... 1900
stcgmayer. Charles and wife to the New-York
Life Insurance and Trust Co. SJth-st. %. II
OF 2d-ave. 10000
Schafer. simon, and wife August Schieck. No
22l East l21thsi. car..................... 1000
Strauss. Yetta. to Louise Karrass. 123d-st.
iG, II Of Park cave. years .............. $500
Same to Bertha Nj Hahn. > 123d-st. l65 n
OF Park-ave. year .............:........ 800
The Church OF ST Cecilia. City New-York. TO the
Farmers Loan and Trust Co. lO6thst, PA
II OF 3dave. years. 10000
Williams. Blair s. 20 Drayton Burrill, executors,
etc S2d-st. 30s.4 II OF Coumbus-ave.
years lfVD
Same to Charles A Moran trustee. S2d-si.
N1.S II OF Colunbus-ave. years............ $500
Weed Joseph r. to Chaes II Barley o Boule-
Nard "a II OF l39th-st. years 1sDO
Zabrskie Nelson. to Frederic G. Moore, No 2jl
West )"Cth-st, = years EoO
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
DRESSMAkiNG.

COUTURIERE FRANCHISE. - Advanced
autumn styles: new skirt. new sierN'-' .
elcgn mt work. exclusive styles m"heih,e
price, short notice. remod-lllrg' iofnriIi
with stern's Mime. ANDERSON. JOS West
l1th-st.
DRESsMAKFR. Competent colored dress
maker with several years experience
Wishes more customers by the dav. al
home preferred: latest styles. Address y
$50 6ti-avc.
DREssMAKISG wanted either DAY or
nome: day or evening dresses terms
moderate. s J. D.. 215 lsth-st. Brooklyn
SEAL GARMENTS Altered Or repaired At
summer prices. Mrs. BARKER. tIg West
agth-st. late with L. u. Gunther's Sons
9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and alterations
fled Yesterday:
New buildings:
Woodruff go n OF Yoston Road. two three
100 CoumSus-ave $1,000
142d-st - g Of Ienox-ave. hvestory
ise,S-st ''e 10000
Noesi. o 100 n Of Freeman st. two-story and
attic frame dwelling. by Lizzie McCone OF No
IL Freeman nst o'p'p
rtare.honso by same. 500
Prospect-ave and Elsmere Place. corner. two
story frame dwelling. by Thomas Fell. OF No
Central-ave, Brooklyn. 25O0
Alteration plans:
West End-ave No 6CG. by E F Baldwin. TO
three-sory brick dwelling ................:. 1000
sth-ave. No 2.293 by Andrew II sand to hve- -
brick and fat. na...................... 400
Renwick- ST. No ls by Edgar W ioumans 10 a
thrce-sory brick stable. eO
Tayor 70 four-s,orv and basement brick fiat 1000
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


v,,,ne;on-st s. l4s2 II Of Bowery. 2sxs9ii e,
"MVSHan Abees and wife to Rose HymSn yT"I,oo . u
cHiaiin, cWHiam Dannenbere to Betty Dannenberg all
s,Ms H1,s property Betty Danncn6ers David
BIsse'' ,N''ii M T, e Of sd-ave. i7xioss; Ger
,rade Robe Alfred w. bennett 49,.
sd-sys No aio Margaret Vance to Ella Mccor- 24o,o
,l1s.s, T,S 80 $50 East; Henry Hrsch and wife to
rs: esanee: s"!h' so "aP 3sRs'
s,,s's, si"' So 4cS West; George Henis to George
,N.aye Si'sos 4a4 # Of 2ad,st lsssso Royal ., o,o
Crane. reis5,c TO- Eeo1oT rc,DSasaye K1onsUn SO ix
sic?5: the executors, etc. Mary Williams TO 90 ooo
,ms Blsm "a.''s''' s si.2 # Of 73d-st 7e6xlOO;
~pose Hvnan to William Abeles ........:.....
Madison-ave. No 1861; Yetta Strauss TO Bertha 90 noo
~ y a'"s Of ParE.ave 2'sioO': 1900
Lot 1872 map Of jerome. also lots 40 S , 90 p and
I and 5n5 s' xic 'P % tGSs Egre,ts S / Cock
,esIh-st $. 100 It Of Amsterdamoye 29x1oD' 1shop
Sc Frnnk lockwood to Harriet Lockwood
pi'con.a1e' $ Is II Of vreelandave. 2axloo; ~.
william Garner and wife to Anna csIes;: I,oo 40
HAND land Co A. Of Edenwald. 70 ADA 9nnn c,c, 700
Dss. ss.:s o.sS Fsi.a ssS sss
Chrys,ie-s and other property all n,i.; anaSr rSo
mon MeS9nGST ana %'is NIX II Of Mon,gomeryst
his "a sl7 l owen wesilaEe and wife to Fanny ooo
ps17aa. kT9..:' HqSsoR:s asHioo: IS $50
George Monk et al TO Caroline W AsiSr 'o'-V
Cirton-st. ~. David Brekes to Betty ana ,
.S51cM. MST P9nn"pSrs Tiace 200 It Of jcrcmeayc
loo. Andrew Conniek and wife to Ann 10
,ISh's,. i~ Nos III ana iiS East, Alexander Walker
ana Judson Lawson and wives to MenrE hssiI i
'Fa' Firard sc6enCE referee George Bald :. 90
,ssd-s,. Si- 10 52i to 4i2 West, charlotte and
Thomas Allis William Cronin.
Same property: William Cronin and wife 10 e,
R6n,svnrl $ 24ll # Of i3eth-st. 75x1oo;
charles Il Baskley Joseph Weed 80.
- ID " cIocke referee to Hannah Lacy. 5000
Kingsbrdge to West Farms Road lot ~
man heirs William Powell. etc. 3Nl4O John
II Rogan receiver OF John Bussng to solomon ,o,
Ooerfelder. release tax sales ~
66xi5o: John F Hanlon and wife TO Katherine . ooo
leoh,s btn s. i25 It Of loth,ave 25xioo' William
.s9yrs 1s,y siu lots iG24 to io2s map Inconia
park y. 10 Briggs-st; Levi II Mace to 49,,
Missag. ;rss'sye s. lot iol5 map Laconia Park
i26 ilx irregular. Levi II Mace TO Michael c.o
se,b.si G .sn'T,' F. 22S # Of Avenue b 75xio22;
William Cunningham TO Edward t and fat- - ooo
pecEer-ave n s. lot l25. map washingtonvile. su,
25xl0O; William II Bard to Ma'dnrw 1Ys ainpnsus ~ pai "
sh.st 8 ordd :s% I. 81 Iol5, St'.a'e ..@e.. -'A
9h-aTe n W corner G9th-st. lOo5N25 Adolph
Tshepp and Carl Schur and wives to huth LiV- ,
Maple-ave e 10, Sc map new village or Jerome:
25xlG1. Emanuel Burando and wife to III ,
cIo,oga.ayc raoyn W s. Is IT Of Lebanonst 5Oxloo;
Robert and Peter Chapman TO William + ,
lssth,st n s. 24l It W Of Amsterdam.ave 1sdx "a ooo
GALL John Mahony 10 James II hysl9p, ; -V'oo'
lO6th- st, n s. 100 II W OF 2d-ave 2oalOo11;
Charles u lastkemann and wife to George L ,sooO
smpson-st. W s. l52 IT n Of ISOns-S, 2Sxioo;
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
WORK WANTED.
/. - = e a ~ =
Male.

A YOUNG MAN GO, desires n situation in
an office: good and rapid psnman; Al
references. Address MEYER. 81 Amster-
dam-aVc.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

MaTs% e oc Te% Of hs5ah %Rf y
nathan b. and wts e O. ns0s's sea4 Ed 10000
Bacharach Henry and wife to Charles esr stone sno
Broker, William =. and Isaac l. Dunn to Rob
eh Chapman AID another, W Crotona-aVe. eoo
Bsnsmn Henri and 70 wife to ., sf9s fTsnsns1
BeSrs Eesrs Dayd. and wife to the Title Guarantee
and Trust Company 10 Is Ciinon.st. year. $500
bGy1 ETP 1Ps s Mqs 99sP1sa sh 80 H's ve 10000
Bawers. Frank X: and wife to Edward Burton ,so
csem@n Lucy and husband 70 the MSsqSl ss1S
cfonia nv wiiam +. ana wife 10 Frederic } Md
s ssoTGSd sad sdonSs a4si'i property s SeaS 10 mort
p.Secker sisSs Caroline. and husband to Michael 7
Bfophy ct al. Goth-st 2oo IT Of lsi-aVe ooo
bennett. Alfred v. to Gertrude Robe i''h- :, ooo
psyis James Z. to Frederic MddeerOSk VS.
gsses oi 1900
nst 'G % 'es esIdn, Tne cg"sn.e and 1000
Franklin Morris, and wife to Elizabeth Burke. ,oooo
riS%nc John. jon 30 and wife to anthony W Miller
rsS 9hs 200 II aTG oy vie ,e Alien a. Morieca 0V'
i6eth.st 100 II OF Amsterdam-ave. year; 5000
savings Bank. 74,h-s,. 100 II " of 2d-ave ,ooo
Hutson Eliza to Richard + Johnston. i5''h- 400,
st 22Glo # OF = N,choas,aye sa ebr and 2""
wife i45h-si, 300 # Of wnisave.
Hunter. josephine to Newman cowen. Mott
adjoining lands Of CAREY, dendhd <'VO
Ilndhaugh Matthew. and wife TO Harriet T. Bard,
Becker-ave l25. map Washington 80
fiie East Chester l year <"V
Same Robert W Courtney. same property, -.
krakOwer Fanny owen Weslake last .
Broadway G Of Montgonery-s,. years 1000
Lacey. Hannah to Emgrant Industrial saw
ings Bank n I45th-st. 3l36 II W OF Brook ooo
ave year :. LOW
Lchtenstein Rebecca 10 Flora Cohen, soh- .. ooo
81 ~ u OF ih-ayc ] year. <o'"o
81 jcs se' ~ r. 20 % g,bayn month ...... Ioe9I
same Meyer - RothschNd. 3 ll6th-s' Ia" =, ,on
y W OF 1th-ave. 3 years |''0"0
Moore. Ida r, Harriet Overhiser, 3 li"th-st'
-" anc 233 Of 7thave, years TWO moft- no ooo
cages 'N
Same Mary A Cooper. ll3th-st, 1871 II ., ron
OF 1th-aVe, years @'''V'
Sane Mary WoOdcoch. liS'h-s'' ., ,oo
2l63 q Of 7thave. years. ii'oVV
same 10 Mary A Paterson, S lI5th-s -vV IL ., roo
W ~ 7th-ave. 'i'oVV
Mccarthy. William H. and wife 10 the Enigfhnt
Industrial Savings Bank Park-aVe 100 IL On ooo
s. o. l2jth-s years, two morgageh,. oo'o"V
Noble. James and Frederick Gauss, and wives
% William Halls Sons. sOh-st corner OF ooo
Amsierdam-aVe. ! year. WV
saunders. William. ct al 70 same n I4<u-s'' o, ooo
313 q of lith-ave ! year. ~"'""
Price Mary j. and husband TO James sc'ieha-
han. iz7th-s;. 3GO.9 Il Of JeromeaVe or .-oo
'enirai-a year. ''''"
Pier. Gordon william J Cruger oo'h-s''
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
Gulnmll Resorts.
WDR@lEllA 1O11 SPRINGS
A DELIGHTFUL
FALL RESORT.
he
Hotel open all the year.

$500 Feet Elevation the Great Warm Springs Valley
on the CHESAPEAKE < OHIO RAILWAY. about mid
way between Washington and Cincinnati The greatest
bathing establishment and most wonderful waters IN
America for the of rheumatism gout ana nervous
troubles The climate of the great Virginia mountains
is nowhere equael Hotels and cottages under the man
oye,pont Of Fred sterry Address Springs Bath
County Virginia. apply Mt G. and o. Offices "'' anu
323 broadway. and Offices Pennsylvania Railroad
II orEI. wAWONDA Liberty. sull Co: ~ n. IL 10
ii miles from New York Of the finest autumn re-
sorts in the State: 1000 IT, All modern I'M
proyements: heat; open until oct lst f1r CIR
cular address L. s. MESslTER. MIST. Liberty. " l.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05

'Va. sALE.-.A farm Of II acres; large
nous. barns and 200 or 200 cords OF
,rult. for 81. 100 cash. Address Beckett.
Mass. Box i73
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
WORK WANTED.
Ninle.
Il IL LA-I- 1

A WM. l. HARTUNG
Expert Accountant and Auditor.
barnes BUILDING Room -. 2i Park Row.
YOUNG MAN. refined. Intellectual. ex-
peri-ncei Ia office and road work. am
bilious. energetic. honcst. capable. reli-
able. desires position. satisfactory and
Ofilcs
ARTIST. FIRST in water color.
crhvon. etc. with some knowledge OF
r"alns and general photo work. desires
permanent position IN photo gallery mo
ctayon cOmpaniesD, highest references. nO
objection 10 out ~ town. Address ART
ISL. 2i3 West l2Jth-sL
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


AT SEW-HAvEN. CONN. Thoroughly
o.H, brick house, IL rooms. in best iesl-
1eniial quarter, convenient 70 colleges
ADDRESS Professor A. NJ. WHEELER. New
nsver. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
Ciin prcpertp % Eet.

vrRy HAXDsOME private residence: finely decorated
n gas fixtures, four-sory 20 feet Mth teo , 2
extension FINEST STREET West side Apply on
renises l2s West s6th-st Possession immediate Rent
commences October LIST Only 5000.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
Citp propsrin for Sale.

NroDERN FoUR-sTORY HOUSE. No. 45s Lexington
Vl ave adjoining 45th-st sale Call premises o
owner III Broadway. Room 80
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-22
NOT GUILTY.
Mcpherson Acquitted of Burning Farm
Buildings at Bangor.

Bangor. February a1.-A large crowd wa
attracted by the Macpherson trail to-day
County Attorney Bailey made his closing
argument. Mr.. Bailey occupied some time
upon the evidence tending to show that tn
fire was incendiary. ridiculing the idea :.
| it could have been caused by any XII
accidental cause. The respondent was
familiar with the premises, he knew the
position of the rear door and he would
naturally have known that entrance. The
circumstances that had for some time sur
rounded that household furnished a motive
strong enough for the commission of any
crime. When jealousy gets possession of a
man he will stop at nothing. The respond
ent could not have had kindly feelings TO-
wards these persons whom he felt were
keeping his wife away from him and es-
tranging her from him.
The county attorney followed the course
of Macpherson step by step on the fatal
night, claiming that he turned down the
lane, leading to the Bean slaughter house.
thinking it was the Finson road.f Mr.. Bean
said it was then II O'Clock. II this was the
case he was in the neighobrhood of Finson IS
at twelve o'clock and could not have been
several miles out on the avenue at one
O'Clock as stated by Mr.. Libby and others.
There was no doubt in his mind that Mac
| Pherson was there, and went there deliber-
ately. The horse il left to himself would
have gone directly home and would not
have been turning down into the Bean lane
or later the Finson road. MACPHERSON
turned back to conc cal the fact that he had
been on the Finson road at all and it never
would have been known had it not been fol
the tell-tale keg of tobacco. Mr.. Abbey had
no definite means of knowing the time.
| At PAS p. m. the jury returned verdict
of not guilty. The announcement was re.
ceived with deafening applause.
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-22
JESUIT RULE AND RUIN.
Address at City Hall by Rev. Scott #.
Hersey.

City Hall was we'll filed last evening
to listen to lecture by Scott F. Hersey,
Ph. D.. on Jesuit Rule and Ruin at
Washington. Mr.. Hersey is very in
teresting talker, and held the attention
OF his audience for over two hours. The
greatest points on which the speaker
might be criticized were the length of
his remarks and the fact chat he did not
cnnhne himself close enough to the sub
speak.
The exercises were opened by selec-
tion by the Temple Quartette of this
city. Then the Rev. DR.. Blanchard arose
and said: Tonight is the eve of Wash
ington's birthday, and there is no holt
day during the year which should more
fully awaken our love Of country than
this. 1t is a fitting time to recall his
warning to his countrymen although he
could not have dreamed of the condition
that surround us today, or that the Pope
of Rome should send legate to this
country to instruct US regarding our
public school system.
George Washington, if alive today,
would warn us against the greatest foe
| of the government, the Jesuits. The
greatest condemnation that this order
has ever rec eived has not been from the
lips of Professionals, but from Catholics.
A short time ago, l read an article
| written by man who was Jesuit fol
thirt cen years, and who left the order
voluntarily. He saidIthat the aims OF
the Order of Jesuits are noble, the lives
of the members are pure, but the sys-
TEN is such as to make man simply a
machine, and for this reason he left it,
| Mr.. Hersey was warmly received by
| the audience, and held it's attention for
over two hours. The extreme length of
his remarks makes it impossible for us
| to even give good abstract of them.
However, he endeavored to show that
| the influence of the Catholic church is
| a most potent one in Washington, and
that the Jesuits exercise tremendous
| influence in our national affairs.
The lecture was a decided success,
the speaker WAS frequently interrupted
by applause, and the meeting as whole
must have been very gratifying to those
having it in charge.
Among the prominent gentlemen on
the platform were Rev. DR.. Blanchard,
Rev. ". 7. PhelRn, Rev. Francis South
worth, Rev. S. Edgar Robinson, Rev.
Mr.. Fielding, Rev. Mr.. Armstrong of Bos-
ton, Mr.. L. B. bennett and Councilman
| Nickerson.
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-22
Messemger's Notice.

Office of the sheriff of Cumberland County.
State of Maine. Cumberland, IS. Feb
ruary 18th. A. D. 1895.
YHYHIS is to give notice that on the 14th day
u of February, A. d. 1895. a Warrant
IN Insolvency was issued out of the Court of
Insolvency for said County of Cumberland,
against the estate of
LEONARD JORDAN, of Portland.
adjudged to be an Insolvent Debtor, on petit
on OF said Debtor, which petition was filed on
the 14th day of February, A. D., 1895. to
which date interest on claims is to be computed.
That the payment of any debts to or by said
debtor, and the transfer and delivery Of any
property by him are forbidden by law. That a
meeting Of the snt creditors of said debtor to
signees of his estate, will be held at a Court
OF Insolvency to be holden at Probate. Court
berland, on the 4th day of March, A. D.
1895, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first above
written. G. l.. BUCHANAN,
Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger Of the Court Of
Insolvency for said County Of Cumberland.
feb16&23
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-22
Legislation in Ontario.

Toronto, Ont, February 2l.-The Ontario
Legislature met this afternoon for the first
session since the last province election. W.
d. Balfour was appointed speaker, and
the lieutenant governor in speech from
the throne said bill will be introd uced
providing for the lessenirg of the number
appeals and the general simplification of
the proceedings of courts and some other
measures of law reform. The Supreme court
of Canada having held that Ontario. has
no power to pass prohibitory law, his
Hondor intimated that the Ontario govern
ment will appeal to her Maiesty's privy
council on the question. The question of
the maintainence of a government house at
the expense of the province will be brought
up. The announcement was made that the
government intends to establish pioneer
dairy farm in the northern part of Ontario.
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-22
Nominations by the Governor.

Augusta, February a1-The following nomi
nations have been made by Governor
Cleayes:
Coroner-Lewis G. Robinson Lisbon,
Agent to Prevent Cruelty-Elisha E. Nor.
ton, Freeport.
Notary Public-Joseph E. Harris, Oak.
land.
Trial Ju;ices-George ". Collins. Bridge.
water; j. p. Curtis, Corinna.
Justice of the Peace and Quorum-Alber
Lord. Elliot: Sylvanus S.. Hall, East
Machias; Daniel H. Day. Lewiston: Daniel
Maxwell, Orient; Frank y. Trundy, Sears.
port; Milo ". Cone, .Amity; l.. 0. Straw
Newfeld; Leonard Il. Young. GreeLville
Willis II. Leighton, Whiting; John A.
Weatherbee, Danforth; William B. Camp.
bell. Ellsworth.
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-22
High street Yoke Fellows.

Perhaps you don't know what the
Yoke Fellows of High street church are.
Well, they constitute a club that does
good deal in the way of looking after
church affairs, and is pretty lively in
sitution. Last night they gave capital
supper at the vestry, followed by au
amusing mock court. There was g d
attendance and the audience was evident
ly much Interested in the proceedings. .
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-22
Auction Sale of Horses.

The regular weekly auction sale of
horses by Mr. Stephen J. Murray will
take place today as per advertisement.
Among the horses to be sold is a
pair Of black coach horses. that are large,
handsome and stylish.