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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-26

A gratifying indication Of friendly British feel
ing toward the United States is furnished by the
unofficial offer Of the Royal Geographical So
clety to place al It's maps and records at the
disposition Of the Venezuelan Commission. Al
present it is not deemed necessary for the Com
mission to avail itself Of this welcome oner
which shows not only the kindliest feeling
toward the Commission, but the fullest conn
dence In It's determination to make the investi-
CATION thorough and impartial. There can now
be no doubt that the findings Of this body VIII
carry great weight among all those interested
in the disputed boundary line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-26

The broadway Squad" has been metro
politan institution for years. and has been the
pet and pride Of many Of the officials OF the 70
lice Department. But Chief Conlin strongly
recommends its adjustment, and there Is
probability that his advice will be acted on favor
ably by the Commissioners at their next meet
ing But this does not mean, as the Aldermen
and some other people seem to think, that there
will be any less adequate police protection on
Broadway than is now furnished. On the con-
trary, Mr. Conn proposes to extend the SER
vice. with one man on each corner. as far up as
PROFESSIONALS The only difference will be that
the police on duty on this thoroughfare Will be
attached to the precincts in which their posts
are situated. instead Of constituting separate
precinct The efficiency Of the service on Broad
way will not be in the least impaired II the
change is carried out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-26

There have been numerous sneers AT the hall-
savage" character OF Venezuela, but, according
To- statistics just published. that country Is III
the forefront OF civilization az compared with
British Guiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-26

Mr.. James A. Sk!lton, OF Brooklyn. has writ
ten a suggestive letter to Chairman LeXow and
his associates on the Consolidation Committee.
making strong protest against the effacement
OF Brooklyn without its consent. Mr.. Skl;on
contends that Brooklyn ic exceptionally
American city. and that It has escaped the "icu-
ropanization which has overtakcn New-York
and many other American cities. as Professor
Bryce has pointed out He thus maintains that
there would be a decided incongrulty in joining
Brooklyn with New-York. Mr.. Skton draws an
instructive parallel between the attempt to blot
Brooklyn from the map and the effort OF
Charles III and his brother the Duke Of York.
to take away the charter of Connecticut-an
effort that stoutly ard successfully resisted
for more than twenty years by the sturdy colon
lists. the charter being finally saved. notwlth-
standing all the powers Of royalty brought to
bear for its destruction or abrogation Mr. Skill
ton says that he IL descended from at least three
OF the grantees Of the original charter OF Con-
nectcut and as he has made his home In Brook
Ign for the last thirty years. he Is inclined to
think that history may repeat Itself 1t Is not
likely that the charter OF Brooklyn can be pre-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-26

No good purpose will be served by another trial
OF Colonel Colt for his conduct in the riot at
Washington Courthouse. Onto. The public has
already fully approved the result Of the first
trial md any reopening Of the case Will merely
revive reoollections discredtable - the town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-26

An interesting point has just been brought out.
and II Is one which will b. n surprise to many
persons who think they know all about the two
cities bordering on the East River. The new
map OF Brooklyn shows that the hulk OF the city
lies south and not east ~ New-York. This Will
upset many opinions about local geography. and
may setve stll further to conihcat" the mani
folI eutanglements encountered by The wayfarer
who attempts to unravel me mystery OF the
streets OF our big neghbor But 1t is 10 be sup
Dosed that the man VINO made the map knew
what he was doing. and II he has succeeded IN
enabling student thereof 10 go to any particular
uoint IN Brooklyn and return without having to
ask n policeman" both cities viii rise up and
call him blessed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-26
JrNrf 10 advertisements.
Bnsiuess Nciires.

Leland's Windsor Hotel,
jacksonville. Fla.
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-03
Funeral of william f. Todd.

The funeral of the late William +.
Todd took place at his late residence at
No. Fessenden street, Oakdale, yester-
day afternoon. So large a number OF
people were present that the house was
much crowded. Rev. DR.. Parsons of the
Chestnut street church officiated. The
Masonic services were performed by the
officers of Atlantic Lodge. The Jewellers
Association was represented as was also
the Maine Lodge of Odd Fellows, and
Bosworth Post.
The pail barers represented the three
Masonic bodies to which Mr.. Todd be-
longed. They were E. G. jackson and
f. II. York Of Atlantic Lodge, A. D..
Pearson and f. Fl. Cobb of! Greenleaf
Chapter, T. r. Redion and G. E. Snow
of st. Alban' Commandery.
The three Masonic bodies. Bosworth
Post and the Jewellers Association and
the Maine Lodge Of Odd Fellows offered
handsome floral pieces Atlantic Lodge
sent square and compass Greenleaf
Chapter, a triangle and st. Alban Com
mandery a pillow.
The body was inferred in Evergreen
cemetery.
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-03

oepted position with Fl. P. S. Goold,
druggist, at $50 Congress street.
Hon. J W. Wakefield Of Bath, the new
liquor agent, will take charge of the
office this week.
Mr.. John A. Judkins who has been
for the past two years clerk at the Elm
wood hotel, Waterville, has accepted a
position as day clerk at the Preble house.
He entered upon his new duties Satur-
day.
Mr.. j. e. Waterhouse of Kansas, form
erly Of Portland, is passing few days
here on business. He is looking remark
ably well. File says his brother, Mr.
Frank Warehouse, is at Hot Springs,
and doing we'll.
Rose Dolley is stopping with Deputy
Sheriff Dresser and family.
Judge Webb of the United States Dis
trict Court returned from Boston Thurs
day night.
4 Among the arrivals at the Falmouth
yesterday were A. Boucicault and COM
pany; DR.. e. NJ. Plummer, L. A. Moore,
Boston; G. A. Wyatt, Mrs. L. H. Soule,
Miss L. H. Crockett F. Holland and
wife, New York; j. P.Skillings, Bethel
W. j. Lester, Springfield.
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-03
ROBBED WHILE BOUND.
A Berwick Woman is Roughly Handled by
Thieves.

A special from Berwick says the house
of Granville Lord was robbed Thursday,
and Mrs. Lord gagged and bound while
the ropber was going over the house.
The story was told by reliable parties
and is that Mr. Lord was engaged
Thursday forenoon on wood lot short
distance from his residence. His wife
was the only one about the house About
II O'Clock she visited the barn having q
shawl about her shoulders to protect her
from the cold. just as she entered the
barn strange man rushed in and taking
the shawl, wrapped it tightly about her
head He then ga gged and bound her,
to the house which he ransaoked and
found sl2 in money which he took and
decampede
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-03
THE PRESS.
Nrvy ACCOMPLISHMENTS TODAY.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
Owen, Moore s. Co.
Larrabee's White Store
Eastman Bros. s. Bancroft.
Walter Corey Co.
7. F. Homsted.
j. Il. Libby.
Rines Bros.
FINANCIAL.
Portland Trust Co.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Portland Theatre.
New Wants, To Let, For Sale, Lost Found
and Similar advertisements will be found under
heir appropriate heads on Page 6.
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-03
Funeral of Capt. pelIow.

The funeral of Captain Dellow, who
died recently took place Friday at his
residence at Falmouth and there were a
number of Portland business people pres
ent. III the sketches of his life recently
published the fact that he was for some
time a partner of the late j. ". IRE
fethen, was omitted He later represent
ed Mr. Irefethen in Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-03

The newcomers bring the art of orig
inality and attractiveness with them.
You are going to like them, and they
will impress you as unusually good for
the prices. No matter how select or at
tractive. Worth sharpens the pencil
that does our marking.
You won't buy too soon to select from
them.
Black BrOcades, mohair figures,
Sac yard, value SOC.
Black Brocades, A inches wide, fine
quality worsted, value 69c for 49c yard.
Black Worsted Brocades, ratin effects,
46. inches wide, choice styles, soc yard.
Black Brocades at 75c and $I.OO,
new styles.
Black Brocades, with silk figures, new
styles at $l.25 and LIS yard.
Silk and Wool Dress Patterns at $40.
1900, 400, 1850, 5000 and
~. Is each.
SO inch All Wool Henrietta, in blue
and jet black for csc yard.
oOO QudiALy CuSlSA DOIS0, 81 lQCn6S
wide. This is actually worth SOC, for
soc.
75c quality English Twill. so inch, in
jet and blue black, an extra fine quality
and actually worth 75c yard.
French Wide Wales, granite ground.
very fine quality,50 inches wide, so Lee
yard.
Clay Diagonal, fine quality, extra fine
finish, 5Oc yard.
COLORED DRESS GOODS.
New Beiges, in mixtures, choice COM
binations and colorings.
ENew Mohairs, in plain colors, MKT
ures and changeables.
A Few More Dress Patterns Left
at One-Ialf Price.
There are yet bargains in the - 1-2c.
1sc and 25c lots, which are half price
and less.
New Plaids, l2c, e5c, soc, soc,
and 69c yard.
Sale of Muslin Underwear, Feb. 4th,
Tuesday.
We have divided this large lot of I'm
derwear into Lots.
Lot No. l, Sc. Lot No. 2, Ice.
Lot No. 8, Acc. Lot No. A, 63c.
Lot No. 5, Tic.
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-03
PERSONAL.

Miss Margaret Elwell Of Deerine.
leaves today for Brooklyn, N. Y, where
she will visit the Misses Lamb, whose
family occupied a cottage on Great Dia-
mond island for several summers.
Fred "A. Gonya, recently employed
by Simmonds & Hammond, has &C.
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-03
The Travellers Insurance Co.

Hartford, Conn. February 1.-The ad-
journed annual meeting Of the directors
Of the IraYelers' Insurance company was
held tonight all the directors being pres
ent except Geo. NJ. Pullman of Chicago
James patterson was reelected president.
week. This leaves the re selection of Rod
ney Dennis as secretary in allegiance.
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-03
He Has Not Withdrawn.

In view of the fact that there have been
rumors that Capt. George A. Dow of the
Portland Light Infantry had withdrawn
his candidacy for councilman in Ward
8, it should be stated in justice to him
that he has not withdrawn and does not
intend to.
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-03
"srrs. winslow's Soothing syrup"

Has been used over Fifty Years by millions of
mothers for their children while Teething,
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays Pain, cures Wind
Collie, regulates the bowels, and is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea whether arising from
teething or other causes. For sale by Drug
gists in every part Of the world. Be sure and
ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, 25 cts.
a bottle.
Mothers give Angostura Bitters to their child
rem to stop colo and loosness of the bowels.
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-03

ASSAR SILKS. A fine wo-
q ven cotton Wash Fabric,
then printed in cross-lines,
and graceful vines and floral pat
terms.
Then the magic is turned on, and
the stuffs is crimped horizontally,
making charming silky looking mat
erlal, never seen before.
Price 10 cts.
RIMITY. Six different fami-
- lies of them. Each is
daintier than the others. 81
inch, some are %.
Menuet Dimity. A minute up
and-down white cord is the weaver's
part of the work. The printer puts
in a dozen designs, everyone a
beauty, 1919 cts.
Tuscan Dimity. The white cord
is In groups and the printing is
varied, 1919 cts.
Indian Dimity. Clusters of five
cords, then an interval. Daintily
decorated, 121-2 cts.
Syrian Dimity. Alternating
cords, fine, and coarse Organdie
effects in printing, ten patterns,
IL 1-2 cts.
Venetian Dimity. Tiny, regu-
lar cords, the printing fine vines, a
dozen varieties, l2I cts.
Rejane Dimity. Zig-zag cord,
half inch apart, exquisite printing,
Is cts.
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-03

Geo. Nj. Kellogg of Troy. Ohio surrey
works. misappropriated s25, 600 of the
company's money. On the promise of
nom prosecution he admitted his guilt
and stated how in the last year and a
half he had been using the money.
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-03

vMA HlTE GOODS AT HALFPRICE "Bargain-apoi This
wv morning will find Five Hundred
Dmity, Nansook, Checks Swiss Muslns of
White Goods in Short lengths, Remnants, and odd pieces
At half price and less
On "Barganapols" Monday.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-30

N1tace or mortgage Foreclosure
" h"Teas aefGult Eas Desn narir 10 IEz reg.
aAta2n- "l a u3yrHEa.e- Contrasting p3Hpr 81
sae- mace HEd aateI August T. * bg EfggarH
Dls.l "a EHAEtE alsr at that gtmss ~ Stpraap
H EA4s. winch SAID mortgage wBs daily assi.E.-
ca - recssTu, o. sa2a SFephea Il. Ea.s In Ia-
aizu LAurtt upon which there T. due AZ this
uafe tas ~nm of t1ar uuudrsd eExhty-lE dollar.
aBd furtE-nye cents.
A"W. notice - hereby given that said mort
gage WE] se a0Fee2osed ~ safe tf tian muftza-
gsd premises, situated sn the cganry ~ H.
51uEH BzAota. and described a. Fellows tBggif.
4ae southeast quarter seA Bo7 section srxfss.r
iLbj lH ~hfEnsaIip cite hundred Isststg two fIs
atrth ~ range nfty-Sg- Sc West. 9bsrh 800
VIII ne madE b. public a~ucflsr. at TIE frosr
do0f q the court iSpuse. ia Webster. a. saT4i
county ~ Dag AID ststs Of Ssyuth Dakota. -
~Hruru7ty. tn- ria ssas 80 a.F1s. lsas ~ on
. clorS az the a~iternoun, t. satisfy tie araounr
which wAl then ~ 4re ua said ainrtcn-p. 49,
eosss and attorneys fees.
Dated January - 1886.
Joeephus Alley 4 Assicnse III MorggsE
Mortgage. :"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-30
Sale.

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Mn-r-aze@ E.nErSrsE Investment UErzHy-
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~ ~arzsez s1l-r@@1 r. Township a1s uuE1TT1
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cared Or said zg0rE=Aze and II other conditions
Of szb1 rsn-rEaEe, RuE t1ar tas said uts-T-z-g
Ea8 - Ts-@rbs@a1 rs SAFE Il said premises a.
puhlls aU~t4al. 81 t2e frtaar 5DuT 81 the Ss'5Ti
hDn=a. IN tire rcwD at " h~rer. sala essEzuty, on
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By GAss sBz-IE q said COUNTY To- satisfy tfat
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Mortgage
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Attorneys for Mortgage
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-30

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-30

Where's. default has occurred AZ thu cos.
cEfsuD- % a EzsTtgaE=. coutziHFng power u
safe. 1nGcA has Desu aa4y rec IT teI. EIFsa hg
Joseph brrtsO aE1 Mar GrsCD bzs wEfe. mtEE-
EaRsEE- - tlss DakgrE L-kau Rud Trust Gasm-
pass. ~ AateTEFwH, DakuEz. Mortgage. dated
ApFa Uan. las aEE recorded "a DuEsE u -
fEurtErzE=s, page E&7 uf Uaz rarnris - Dag
~ ssgurg-~nirh Dakota, and assigned 80 William
~ AB~0wBtsn-&a8d assignment recorded - bsp4h
- p8Ze 0L N8 zSae r~csErsss - Day Es44sy- >FsnsA
DAKOTA. SAD muFrEaEfnE tS8e ssHth sasS QUAR-.
tT ct @@1EasE ~ 4Gsyn-4alD DIEe Bundr5sl aud
GSe1tE-tnrsss sI-f, Raagg MffE-uLn@ Es9j. "a Day
tfsaIAgr state 81 S~sUtn Da&utn. bT which DE-
taulr th@ Fapwern "a sale haas b-co1ns uparatfve.
au3 nc acgtBu ~ preceding bastuG bseu IN
Situated ~ las - recover abe debt thersby So
cured. ar aUg part u8aresaf and there is claimed
Is ~ Gze IA saEEl m1rtgaG- a. INts tats EagAs
HuEstFe1 anu EsgHDEF-lns AMI ASiB Hu4lags-
AH2tes ie hereby given tHHt szad mortgage
EI4I 49, fnreraEsets 90 safe 81 said premises at
pBsisc aurrilru hy THE sheriff az saId cgsuutv.
March E&lA So AZ II oiUlGcE D. m.. 81 tkv irBut
aussr 81 t4le cuuFG house. n tie city ~ Webster
II @aus afsGGgs - BHE a8d State - Saith Da-
soEa. t. pas SAID debt. interest Rai : o. -4s.-
0e4 : fea, aaa disbursement aIas - bg law.
DaEs& Jan. zfEa. l-8G
WILLIAM e kN0wLTON.
r A. G8TETETMAN. Ae.Iznre III AaYts.aauu
Attorney Tor Aa-ivuap If M arEgazas-
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-30

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-30
Nouce OF Nor gage Foreclosure
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j. ID LESD. joan 4 TOILET.
Attorney. Mss-rZAEaE-
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STaig Gt'isEiy, MOUNT nOrTls, n. T..
has been opened, and so epileptics viii
be selected by DR. Eoyt Of the state
board OF ch.rIties 10 Fut5T III TD5tItT-
tion, Later others will be received from
county alm.honses until the full limit
Of 200 IL reached. Applications from al
over the United States are received, and
even from 5.her countries. as Canada.
South America, Russia aud Asia. This
il the FIRST soiony fer epileYticS in the
world
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-30


b virtue Of ~ gSs-rtinu. against fhe prop
sTu sETschs1 uf :. e. SEsyns. t=suea aGt 81
and under Ths seal Of gts Circuit taurL il and
fsr tire tsuz1HrE Of Marshall IN rae state ~
~08En Dakota Upun Z ggdgEnsat rendered and
nurEes11 N the ELrruEr tOurr N an I fuT taH
SAID Eeuntg ~ Marshall. 81 the lIta day 81
JznnRry A. d. Isl. and dEssketsd within and
fsr the EssuhtE 1T DET III said state 90 the &1EE,
usg 81 5sGGarE, $50. II All actEfEa Wgsreib
NLAInz e.. Mrp mgal Eas pAalaEII an1 >, e.,
@ssyne AID 4. L MsD@u-4Gl were defendants
X tavBE F& t8s said plaintiff and against the
SAID defendants Ter E4a SUI 81 OEe hundred
and SLxrF-hEe oallaTs end twenty cents wtIEcn
sad s~I-Cutiul wss directed and delivered "a
ne a. SHERIFF 20 and fog tdg said county - Day.
Gagp@d uFxu ali the right. TElv ard interest ui
rEe SAID Defendant =. C. STayBe L. an8 10 tMz
folkUEtaE GE%-yEu@a personal property. tB-wir;
One ELzMB ana stsuA- GtlE side BsFar3s One
sEuTe. : bsExee fun Of divers tuIn<s :
chair: 2re4.Eng chair Da& h4rnei f4aIl o.
cEfEuEBGdeSs One bUr=au: DNe dresser Bls
plush rocktng cuHTs Dp- store Oae wash
hss~1 aIs@1 wEta tan gara- Ona clothes BASKET
lso vita dlsAgz One 5adstaaG, complete one
pEssEcssG.
Notice i hereby gIren that /. the un5sr-
S&sEeL- as &18ErEE- as aforesaid wills sell the
aosge described personal property - fhe
hsgieS= builder for cash at pssDl5~ aacElsEs. az
tGs fr'Bt asgoE ot the cg8rt h9usa. Ia the cary 81
Webster a. the said Us1ury OF Day. -zsura Da.
&s1z- 90 Saturday, ta@ STD uay ~ FeorBary 4.
u ls&& ~ TAO ~ clsseE ga tlEe Gftarno0u Of ina
uaz. ~ satisfy said Judgment nth interest,"
AMI CsSsrs flFs-@a1.
Dated 81 Webster. uay Cauuzy.S- D.January
9Th la%
James q. RathBun.
. Il LuEd- Saer3a Vt Day LaEnty. :. d.
Attura~y for Plaintiff.