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The Portland daily press., 1896-12-24
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Cid 23d, ship St David. Lyons. San Francisco;
bardue Alex Black. Buck, Fort Natal: sen An,
drew Ncbingei, Robinson, BuckSpOft; II
BOSTON-Ar 22d, schs w II Oer, Studley.
Baltimore; Fl II Benedict, Baltimore.
Ar Esd, schs Henry G Kiiliken, Kimball Rum
Cay; Estele Phinney, Phinney, Baltimore; F
Also ar 23d, schs Annie L Henderson, Jack
sonyille; Addie 2 McFadden, Hunt, Hoboken;
Lena White, Hunt, Rarltan.
Cid 22d schs Isaac 7 Campbell, for Portland
and Guadalupe.
Portland; Young, Brothers. Baltimore for -,
Hope HAYNES New York for Wiscasset Nat
Meader Weehawken for Portsmouth.
Passed Highland Light 22dd, brig Jennie HUI
bert. from Brunswick via Vineyard-Hhven for
BRUNswIcK-sld 2ad. sch Mary Jenness.
BALTIMORE = Cid 22d barque Hattie G
Dixon, Southland, Paysandu.
BELFAST-Ar 21st sch Emma s. Briggs. o.
born. New York. with loss of foresall and iib.
BATH-Ar 21st. sch Mary e II G Dow, from
SD alst. sch Myra W Spear Boothbay.
CITY POINT-Sld 22d. sch Florence Leland,
CAMDEN Sid 22d. sch Ripley, Banks, for
Boston.
DUTCH ISLAND HARB0R = Ar goth. sch
Hard Chance, Calais for Bridgeport
Sid Goth, sch Goth. sch j Kennedy, SO Amboy
for Boston.
TERNANDINA--Ar 22d, sch Jos w Haw-
Lnofne. Wade, Denlaraft.
GLOUCEsTER-Ar 22d, sch Hyena, Boston
HYANNIs-Passed east 22d, brig Henry B
| Cleayes, from Baltimore for Portland, Lat Vine
MILLBRlDG EAR goth. sch Eldora Gray.
Portland.
NoRFoLK--Ar 2lst. sch Fanny II Stewart,
French, Norfolk.
| fFNEW BEDFORD-Ar 22d, sch Oliver Ames,
Morgan. Plymouth.
PHILADELPHlA-Cl 2Ist schs William
Tanier, Halves. Boston; Joel Shepard, Car
PRoVIDENCE-Ar ed, sch Andrew Peters,
Young Calais,
ROCKLAND-Ar 22d, sch Maggie Hurley,
Hall, Boston.
VINEYARD-HAvEN- Ar 22d schs Clara
Port Liberty for Rockland; w Parkar, from
WeehaWken for Boston.
Sid 22d. schs Lunet. aud Catawamteak.
In port brig II B Cleaves; schs Cl1fIord
White. Hattie NJ Howes, Clara. John Somes
Helen G King. G M Porter. b ]. Eaton, Judge
Low, Fiheman, Lucy. Freddie Eaton. Ann, )
Kennedy Pavilion, Geo w Glover.
WILMINGTON, NC Ar 22d, sch Mary A
Hall, Yeaze, New York.
Foreign Porte.
Ar at castellamore Dec 1s, barque New York.
from Bangor.
Ar at Montevdeo Noy 20, sch Geo Jordan,
Bergman, Boston.
Sid fin Sierra Leone Nov15. sch BENZ Firth,
Fales foriTurks Island and New York.
Ar at Rio Janeiro Dec Is, sch Mabel Jordan
Balano, Boston, 40 days.
Sid fin, Rio ,Janeiro Nov 23. barque Payson
Tucker. Cakes, Barbados; Goth. Carrie Wins
low, Montgomery. Barbados; 27th, Alice Reed.
Ford MontevideO.
Sid I'm Barbados Dec 4, barque Willard Mud
gett, Colcord. New York; 9Th. st James, Ban
field do; sch st Croix, Dyer Fernandina:
Ar at Port Spain Dec 8. sch Star OF the sea,
Hopkins. Barbados.l
sid Dec 8. sch Jennie Hall, Leighton. Mexico
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-24

Portland Daily Press Stock Quotations.
Corrected by Swan s. Barrett, brokers, 436
Middle street.
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-24
Portland yvnolesale aTarl,se.

PORTLAND. Dec. 81. 1895.
The following are to-day's wholesale prices OF
Provisions, Groceries: csc
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-24
HOLIDAY o GOODS.

Novelties in Chocolate Potts. Fancy Plates Tea Sets, Cups
Saucer Vases Salad Dishes Comb and Brush
Sets Perfumery, &c.
Gents, Ladies' and Chdrens Hemstitched Embroidered
and Initial Linen and Silk Handkerchief.
Sofa Pillows. Down Comforters Towels, sc.
The pretiest line Of Holiday Goods in the city, and all at
the lowest prices to close them Christmas
case $500 White MarseIes Quilts for SLIGO. very
great bargain.
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-24
Boston stocs Market.

Portland & Ogd z g6s. 1900. Ist natglo6
Portland Water Co.'S Gs, 1893. ..1o3
Portland water Co.'S as. 1927. 100
The Portland daily press., 1896-12-24
FROM our CoRREspoNDENTs.

| Sch Ida Southland, Babbidge. which recently
| arrived at Demerara from Portland made the
| passage in 10 days ~ hours.
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TO NAME AN OPPOSITION TICKET
ADOPTION OF PLATFORM CAUSES DE-
BATE AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
CHANGES SUGGESTED.

Nore than 200 brokers attended the meeting In the
bond NOM of the Stock Exchange yesterday after
noon which was called to adopt platform ior the
oppostion ticket to be voted at the annual eiecuoh
Of the Exchange on May II. Ex-Alderman jenkins
Van schaick presided. William Morris lmorie the
chairman Of the committee appointed 10 prepare inc
platform read It TO the meeting.
IL SAID the members Of the Exchange shouid nave
more TO say In the administration Of It's anaiie
that the Governing Committee should submit mat
tiers OF importance to the members, and that meas.
should be adopted 10 protect the business oi
the Exchange by keeping the quotations from the
bucket shops and the Consolidated Stock ana re
troeum Exchange. Mr. Imbrle and Mr.. Van Smack
spoke In favor Of the platform.
X. II. Thomas the vice-president Of the Exchange
and the chairman Of the Committee OF Arrange
ments, the most important subcommittee OF tne
Governing Committee. spoke against the PLATFORM
He said that the members of the Governing com.
they constituted thoroughly tive and re-
eponsbe body, which should not be interfered with
He said the proposition to delay for one half hour
the delivery OF quotations to the Gold and STOCK
sders could not be carried out at present The
Gold and Stock Company had contract with the
Excnange running 10 June 30. 1897. by which Inc
Exchange for consideration Of $4,000 year. was
Obliged to deliver the quotations to II simultaneously
with their delivery to the New York Quotation Com
pany. which supplied the members OF the Exchange,
and which owned by the Exchange.
After remarks by John II. Griesel and George Z;
Mel.ck indorsing It,. the platform was adopted and
opposition ticket: H. c. Kretschmar. Davis John;
son. George p Me.lick, Charles Lee Andrews and
W. Ledyard Thompson.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ACQUIRED BY THE SOUTHERN coMPAN

ACQUIRED BY THE SOUTHERN COMPANY.
The Southern Railway Company has acquired
and will assume immediate possession OF the Knox
VILE Cumberland Gap and Louisville Railroad eN-
tending from Knoxville to Cumberland Gap. Ten
nessee distance Of about sixy-nve miles oil nam
line and has sold the Cumberland Gap Tunnel
and connections Mdilesborough. KY. to the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company, resery
ing trackage rights through and over the Same; i.
ri1l thus obtain access TO the important coal iron
and other industries OF the Mddlesborough fesion.
ard establish n junction for the exchange OF Dus
ness at that point with the Louisville ana Nash
vile. . It'll, -, ,ou,h, ,be
Nddlesborough Belt Railroad which. together WIN
The Cumberland Gap tunnel and that portion OF tne
knoxville Cumb sriand Gap and l.oulsviie hail-
rosd which now forms the connection between tnc
tnnnel and the city Of Middlesborough. Will D.
.ddc. IN main line.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There was little interest in the offerings yesterday
at the Broadway Real Estate Salesroom The Did
ding was dull and out Of eight announcements only
four parcels were sold.
l.. j. Phillips & Co. sold at voluntary safe NO
$50 East One-hundred- and hfth-st., three-story
brownstone dwelling lot l5x7s4. to A. v Parker for
$40. The adjoining parcels. NOS. l'- ana lof'
William Kennedy sold. in foreclosure Nos SsS q "a
335 East Sixteenth-st. two four-st0ry pLch u"e
lngs, plot i492x92. TO William H. Scnmohl toi
$23 100 A.
For the executors Of the Aaron Asher estate Nos.
$40 and 3l2 West Thrty-ninth-st., four ana hVe
story brick and frame buildings. were onered oy
Peter F. Meyer Co The parcels were bid In at
NJ G. L. Hess have leased the new seyen-story
mercantile building, No. 10 to % Great Johes-sS'
now being erected, TO Thomas Keogh for ten years,
the average rental being $4,000 year. Ihe same
firm has also leased Nos S25 and e25i2 broadway
to Cohen q Sons. clothers. for term OF years
Charles II Easton has I'D two lots In Cns-n
acknowledgements and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nth SITS,
100 feet east OF the Boulevard, Tor Johh H. Ashe"'
to a builder for $4,000
The Real Estate Board Of Brokers reported yes
terday that ]. Clarence Davies & Co. for r. d.
Levey had sold to Alice NJ. Holland six lots AT the
northwest corner OF Third and Brook ayes. 1or
1880. =.
Seton & Wssman announce that the purchaser OF
the property the northwest corner or rl1tn-aVe'
and Thirteenth-st. is Louis l.. Lorllard Inc prop
erty was sold for $4,000. -.,
architects, No. $50 Broadway. have Just completeu
plans for Parsons e. Squier for six fve-story amer
lean basement houses In East EiSnty-secohu-s'''
east of Madison-ave
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PREACHERS LICENSED AT YALE.

New-Haven, Conn, April s-The following mem
bers Of The Yale Divinity School. mostly from the
senior class licensed to-day as preachers by
the Ministers Association: William W. Baker. NAL
den. Mass: w. Beers. Dover. Del; G. L. Briggs.
Albert Lea. Mimi; L. Coolidge. Nstick. Mass.
J. Deans. Hartford; F. II. Epping Canal Dover.
Ohio; D. Hevans Little Falls. n. y: c. X. Fan
hauser, Laings Ohio: VI. b. Fisher, Oakland. Cal.
z: A. Johnson Milford. Mass; p A. Johnson Mar
shall; MINI; Frederick Lynch. New-Haven; G: e.
Ela VI Page Brownyills Me-; G. Rowe s South
oxford, ~ Y; L. w Wiltberger, DeKalb ILL.,; q. L.
Ladd, Woodstock VT; c. 2. Pierce. Auburn. Me-.
and j. r. Searles Boscobel, Wis
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the meeting For the last two years. owing to some
legal difficulties the church has been closed. and the
call Of Mr. Warren from Salem Mass. has opened
1t again a place OF worship
Among the pastors who took part in the ceremonies
were DR. c. r. Keupcr. of Hackensack. y. j.; Dr.
]. l.. Campbell. OF the Lexington Avenue Baptist
Church: DR. Beck, Of the Church Of the Epiphany
the Rev William Gilly. and the Rev. Emil Tomp-
klns an English evangelist.
tine seminary and Mr.. Keupler made brief adj
dress Or Norton reviewed the history OF the
church and said that he was sure II had entered
on new of prosperity.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

west-s No 81. Ebridse Gerry and wife to 6,
LeWis.s No CO. Jacob schesinrer Lena Jacob 90
Great sA Jones-si. No IS; Mitchell Levy to James
Smith. go. ;;;,.
and wife to Julia G Fowler ...:.;...;;..: 12Ss
wavcrly Place. No 49, Most Rev Michael Cor :, ooo
su W,snis vsais.ta f''' nep' $3.50
2sh,s No N ~ Easci ha~'n |0'"'"h $1,000
a5 Masy 10 s2s East Herman Gutenberg to Will
Fa;, a so ( :aT Se.,oo william
Hall and wfs to Carrie ,6 Abrams 90 loxpsa
4 HnsS HUGHES 0o To- Annie Younsilng 1880
22i-s No 50 West; James Mccreery and wife to i,
,e Mla No ios to lis West William Jacob and
pa Tfg 40 frs's 25s1i It Of wes,cnesterave
25xico; Lyon 70 James J Lass 70 Ok 80
ord place KS; Fannie Lawrence to Max +,
so.sns Ps99s SFrf Sils 1sHn
cherry st. Ioi iq.l: lcs end o7 James 100
Riv d6sy ana W''s 81 i q osrck lssx75; o
6h1s I 10 ut. to OF y5 avs"a Meyer T. i2s
Same m e pToperty Hannah W Gadsden to Mary
is R1@"'9' s. lots 50 and 5s map land samuel
Boyd, lsth Ward Sarah Baker to Eva G Ao- +
lot 81 maP Of Bon %
rerpIar AK Kat Kelly to Elizabeth Knauss. 1
ii3,h st, No 1870 East; Joseph L o. Brien and an
Sensr; RsnmsSn o " ...,..... 5.725
ls sfht 10 s1a ass Nest. william and wife
ioi'h. SS"S ' corner Riverside Drive looxciio' ~,
ADDISON ave- e corner i5sthst. 25xso Jennie
sic@ TO Hen a Corner lands Of Edward Rich
R Raj z225.ox2i!: crisiiana K0hlhaas to +,
Dd Kaharipe sf io It OF Hish6ds::ave &1
sarah + G,anzen and another to Ellen Gran =,
E,Ians, ; lots s74 to 81 map Of west Nor.
rsania Gorenz Weiher to Louis Lowensen ct al $4,000
Forest-aye 8 2iil IT n OF strons-avs zt.ax
100 William stones and wife to Margaret
l7oih-si 5 !. ioo2 # q Brisiow.s,: 25xl25l ,l
25xi2s9: Franklin A Wilcox and wife to Charles
orrba3SS.st - " corner sylvan Place 1872 2xl334x
looxi57.7 Estelle Morris to Fannie f Law N
l7s sfcs $. $50 # Of sylvanave ok; Fam
ME E Lawrence Herman bunker.
cordova Place lis4 4 Of Van SSurtla ,nn.
ave. 25xoo. sx25xooil; olof Bersmark TO Anna
a5sh-st 40 West; Arson stokes and wife to .. ooo
7,6.aSe Nos sac and 500 william surne ana
ea Ttle SIS It Of columbus-ave Isax74lo;
Harriet a ss9,sy o sS shaw foxoo s. viii.
lam F Rohrg and wife to william Engel. I
lst-ave No i,7sI John Mueller and wife to .. M
sOth:i INST. No al East; Louise Etnser to John % ~,
5sih's;' 30 los East Hamilton oDell referee. o
to Anna @ vogel. loooo
7o Boss. ana 2 S to q % af,syS ".
5h-ave PSI # OF eothst LAGOS; Leo 20 oo
Ii3th-st 5 : 225 II e Of 5th-ave. 3sxl0oll: Law
renee Godkin. referee to Hyman SOM and an On ooo
Lesins,on-ave. io2d-s 47esso Lewis ,s NJ,
HenTp Neumann and wife to Frederick
llath-s No 2ls West william picken and wife =, mn
,.sS. ST. n 5 s25 Z, W OF Boulevard. 5oxoo III
Elinor Wachner William G Lesson omitted
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BOILING STOCK FOR THE u. AND o.

stephen Little. the expert accountant mas re-
turned from Pitsburg. whittier he went to examine
some of the books of the Baltimore and ONO Kali
road. His examination Of the books OF the com
many is now practically completed. but MS hha
report to the reorganization committee VIII not oe
coroniIed for some Tine An inspection or the sys-
tenn 10 determine its physical needs VIII DE maue
by an engineer. . -, .,--,,, - the r., .
riga nizafion committee. said yesterday ua. .ise
peeeysrs would provide the road WITH new oc ,p,s
.,nos and rolling stock by means or car Irustt
Which would be taken into account In the reorsah-
zation plan.
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AMERICAN ORIENTAL SOCIETY.

Andover. Mass. April s--The American Oriental
Society began its lllth session In Bartlett Chapel
to-day This is the first time the society has met IN
Andover though its early history is connected with
this home Of learning through the labors OF such
Andover scholars as Moses Stuart. Be:a Il. Edwards
and Edward Robinson. The directors OF the society
met at Professor Moores house There was consid-
s-pe io.t.iie business society TO atteno TO-
The president Is Daniel Colt Gilman. president OF
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Gonntrn Dropcrtp 60 Eet

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NYEw COLONIAL. RESI- ENCE sixteen rooms all I'M
~ proyements billiard table furnished or partly fur~
nshed Pelham Heights second station from Grand cen
trail: New-Hayen Railroad. or year. +. CRuA
Bic. Ell Broadway
yNO LET AT CEDARHURST, LONG ISLAND, desir.
| able house containing sixteen rooms. with modero
having view OF the sea staols
with nye stalls coachman's rooms. Windmill ana
Sprnefed gas machine Inquire the premises on and
after April H. a = ~" EN-.
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Company ALLEY y for S.a5s.s5O and s2,s37.f72 in ia
vor OF the Northern Trust Company. These judg-
ments were entered in the suit at Jaw which was
inss against the Alley |. road the Northern Trust
Company being the trustee for the bondho.ders.
The chancery in the proceedings is now
pending before Judge Haney. Of The Circuit Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-10
M IMPORTANCE ATTACHED TO TT

President w. l.. Bull. OF the Minneapolis ana %,
Louis Railroad said yesterday that no mpo''
.,,acbed to the reported application at Mnneapo'l'
,o- receiver for the company The appiica.'o'.
w hssa IN n small Judgment obtained asains'
was The branch lines and was barred by the 'o'e-
oiosure of the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-10

,ooaon Anril "a meeting OF the SHAREHOLDERS OF
Tho Grand Trunk Railway Company was held mere
this afternoon Sir Charles Rivers Wilson the pres
,dent OF the company. presiding Abiding 10 ,ne
changes which had been made In the ORGANIZATION
of the company Sir Charles urged MA he needed
regorms which they had IN view. Inc amman 'e
nort was discussed and adopted
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NORTHERN PACIFIC REORGANIZATION.

In carrying the plan for the reorganization OF
the Northern Pacific Railroad. J. p. Morgan g. Co.
have prepared a basis for the Inclusion OF the
Northern Pacific and Montana. The bonds of this
road receive 80 per cent In per cent bonds and
80 per cent in the preferred stock of the new
Northern Pacific Company.
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II
ALBEMARLE.
/. n. Hill. 81. Paul.
G 8. Houghton. Boston
Mas Tuck. Buffalo.
Miss Paterson. Buffalo.
7 \ Adam. Buffalo.
Lady Hickson. Mon,re'
r +. Miller. Albany,
Mrs J. J. Hill. 81. faul,
The Misses Hi. ST. Paul
G. Carr, Chicago. ~,
A. ". Colgate g. WIZ vi"
! r sherman. Port Henry
MIS- r Olcot,. Albany.
Mrs. A. Rsthbone, Albany
r. Olcoit. Albany.
BROADWAY CENTRAL.
J. O. Elz. Boston, s,.
=. ]. Duggsn. salem
a Mayhem. London:
W. A. f. Henrici. Boston
". Roller. Baltimore
r Allen. Montreal.
G. stevens. Montreal;
Miss A. c. starrett. Cheisea
Miss ns'' 4. johnson. Chelsea
r. hudson. Dobbs Ferry.
L-n,.ynan knOxNillt
A. ieH r.. Fisk. Springfield
w nj II. Pomeroy. Springfield
A p. Underwood. sprine
field. Mass.
L. \. Solette. Detroit.
r. M. Elliott. washington.
n v Wetherhold. Reading
"a Porter. Chicago.
]. +. l.. Morris. san FRA"
cisco. 49,.
A. Turner. Dsnbury. Conn
A. Linton. 81. LOUIS. -.
7 G Walker. Minneapolis.
y A Taylor. Grand RAPIDS
+ ]. ?wofford. Kansas ci'y
BRUNSWICK.
4. Grant. London.
" + Price. Montreal
A. ". Hooper. Montreal
= Ashton. Formoso.
y. F. Afford g. FANNY
Shanghai. ..,.
~ Hammond. Worcester
r G. Braenerd. Montreal
= = Woods. Washington
n. Korff. Bremen.
x. Alters. Bremen,
Miss knight. Prov,denc,e. .
Mrs. r. Archer Hoeh''''
The Misses Wilson. ROCK
land, Can. ,.,,.,d
W. G. Edwards. hocK'A"'
Can.
EVERETT.
Mis-. X. Mahoney. Holyohe
r. Vokes. Buffalo;
r. va 1oner. Ogdenburs.
q a. Sprague. Boston;
Malor Burbank. u; = ,nn,,.
W. Rutledge s. VIE ""'''
~ Heard & wife. Newburs
+ G. Wel,es. Eimira.
a y. Roux. Franklin: va.
r. o,msted g. wife. Tampa
g. Beck. England: ,auo
G. r. Aitkcn. Camnr'ose
GIL.SEY.
6. F.. Ai,chison & wife. Sal
Antonio. Tex.
e II Kriepp. Elmira.
j. Campbell. Philndeiphi,a'
a. n Evans. philadelphia
@ l.. Manning, Saratoga
n J. Beatty. Pittsburg.
G. n. Brady. Washington;
J. &. Brady. Wheeling "
r. G.. LAYTON. Havana.
r A corbin. New-Haven.
/. Amberg. Cincinnati.
A. Adams. Cleveland.
MARLBOROUGH.
G. II. Van Antwerp: Alban!
s. w. Graves. knoxviiie
Tenn.
A. Hoffman. City OF Mexico
J, c. Carlton h wife. Eas
ton. Penn.
Mr.. G. Martin. San fran
cisco.
J. II. Nemper. Kingston.
NJ. Teller. Kingston.
e. r. Bibber. Boston.
r. sempie. Pittsburg.
+. c. curzon e. wife. Eng
G. 4. Mebane & wife. Ashe
Vile. n. c.
J. II. Hawthorne. New
Orleans.
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RECEPTION FOR 4 NEW PASTOR.
A PLEASANT GATHERING IN THE CENTRAL PARK
BAPTIST CHURCH

A reception given last night at the Central
Park Baptist Church for the Rev. Henry NJ War
rem. the new.y called pastor of the church He and
his wife stood on the platform and received the
members OF the congregation. The Rev. DR.. c. c.
Norton the pastor emeritus who has been in charge
Of the church for twenty-eight years, presided at
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ST PAUL's EARNINGS.

Chicago. April s-The earnings OF the on'cas .,
,,um..rLee and St. Paul Railroad for the nrs' week
-, ApriI were S4s.M4: for the same period OF iS'
Goo ~. increase Si9A2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-10

Johns Hopkins University. Their. ar. ,,,-.v-, fan.
bv ths,r anin.3unced, and few Of them will be read
nb,loienr ules only The subjects treated relate to
book reviews 'e~'uo' ellicism ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-10

Mrs. Mead. New-rondon.
q. Tisdale. Since. Ont.
7. W. Pope e. wife. Psssaic.
Miss Carleton. Passaic.
NoRMANDIE.
Miss Horton. Binghamton.
Miss Cora Horton. Bins-
hamton.
Or. Il. r. Vail e. wife.
Stamford.
Miss l.. ;. Vail. Stamford.
Miss Tufts. Chicago.
Miss +. J. Lirsley. Meriden.
Miss J. F.. Linsley, Aeriden.
| E. n. Storms. Unionville.
Conn.
Mrs. J. l.. Hees. Fonda.
f. G. DsvIdse, westheld.
IG. II. Newhall. Providence.
Colonel F. T. Lee. New
Haven.
IG n. May. Syracuse.
Ex-Governor W. ". Halle.
Springfield.
W. y. Caldwell. Spring
field.
In. y. Bates. Worcester.
z. +. Currler. Boston.
2. NJ. Fenin e. wife. Dos
". Bradley g. wife. Chicago.
PARK AVENUE.
H. w. Ford. Morristown.
| !. p. Curry. Danville. Ky.
10. c. Hill. Waterbury,
Conn.
| ~. II. Grove. Philadelphia.
II. ". Haas. Leavenworth'
| Kan.
In. A. Wells. Norwich, Conn.
| w. NJ. Newman. Albany.
H. T. Batterell. Montreal.
ii. r. Rroadbent. Buffalo.
In. .. Kenyon. Adams. y. 4.
liz. NJ. Bage. Baltimore.
sTURTEvANT.
H. w. Johnson. Boston.
H. J. Pickett. Norfolk. Va.
lB. Emmett. Chicago.
In. w. Gibson. Wiliiamspor''
| Penn.
In l. Clark a wife. New
| Haven.
W. Meyers e. wife. Balti-
more.
IW. q. Paul. Eoston.
If. !. l.. Cloud & wife. en-
cinnati.
lF. A. Barber. Auburn:
> J. J. Holmes. Philadelphia.
la W Logan. 81. Louis.
T.. r. Hamlin. Watervilie.
J. r. Broadhem. i5unalo.
ST. JAMES.
G ID. Gallery. Pittsburg.
& Royce g. wife. Chicago.
. n. e. Whitaker. Philadel-
phis. It'll
ID NJ. GOODWIN. Louisville.
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Schenectady.
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Mafor I Hodges, Ottawa
Canada.
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la.
. WESTMINSTER.
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town. III,
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G. W. Laseli & wife. Whit
ensville. Mass.
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Vile. Mass.
Mrs. J. NJ. Keller. Whi'ehS
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-10
Cuuntrp 11ropertp for Sale.

AwRENcE ESTATE to be closed out. 200 lots 70 %
diyided and sold in single $500 cash. $500 mort
gage or $40 monthly near l76th-st Jeromeave wo..n
H houses water and gas, prohtaole IN.
ve.tment. double commission agents man on grouna
to-day IL to g. 3d-ave elevated TO li7th-st FAM
ME e. LAWRENCE. Trustee. ITO w. 3sth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-10
CHESTS AT LEADING HOTELS.

,,,.ss continued good at the leading hotels
as,erdav and all Of them had long lists OF arrivals
-, = .h.nner" week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-10

Chicago, April s.-Judsment oy dei .s.,,r cour,
80 ,n,dav nv Judge Ewing OF tho Superior oour' !.
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