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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07
INNS no nOUshNhernns.

Flannola shonld mover bo wrung or
ironed. First dip Thorn in hot suda.
then rinse iu water OF about tho same
temperature, IN which a little soap has
been put
Children can be trained with The
greatest ease 90 offer the checl. or the
forehead for the proferod careas, and
90 eludo the attompt 90 contaminato
the lips Convent pupils arc taught
TO give and receive salutos upon the
cheeks.
For plain pasle, Mrs. Rorer gave
the following recipe: Cut one cup
lhali pound of butter into three
cups Of -four, add one teaspoonful Of
salt and sufficient ice water 10 moisten,
and roll; fold and roll from you four
times and it is ready to use.
To cleanse glass bottles that have
hold oil, place ashes in each bottle and
immerse in cold water, and then heat
the water gradually until it boils I;
after boiling an hour, let them remain
until cold. Then wash the bottles IN
soap suds and rinse in cold water.
A little starch water, added TO cows
milk, often acts well, il is said, in
holding the casein in a finely divided
state, and thus preventing large, tough
curds. It mechanically honeycombs
the curd, as 1t we're, thereby rendering
IL more accessible TO the gastric juice.
A teaspoonful Of borax put in the
last water in which clothes are rinsed
will whiten them surprisingly. Pound
the borax so that twill dissolve easily.
This is especially good to remove the
! yellow that time gives to white gar
ments that have been laid aside foI
two or three years.
An expert tester gives the follow.
ing directions for detecting adulter.
ated coffee: Rub handful of coffee
between the fingers. II it hardens OF
cakes it is adulterated probably Will
chicory. Another test is to place q
sample of the coffee on the top of q
wincglass full of water. If part Of il
floats and part of it sinks it is un
doubtedly adulterated. Pure COTE,
contains an oily enveloping substanc,
that keeps out the water, or at leas
does not quickly absorb it.
In making a potato salad it is al
ways best to use potatoes that are jus
boiled, and to slice them and cove
them with French dressing Will,
warm. Prepared in this way it vii
be more digestible, as the oil will &C
more directly on the salts of potash il
the potatoes, The potatoes are 8,
easily broken # turned over very mucl
in covering them with the dressing
that I found it best to put them in
common bowl, pour the dressing ovel
them, toss a very little, then to placr
another bowl on the first one and turf
the salad upside down into it. TIL
best potato salad is made from new
potatoes, as they keep their shape bet
ter than old ones. In some market
small potatoes that come from HOLLAND
are kept purposely for salads.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07

With local applications. ha they cannot reach
ihr seat 90 thH HeasH. Dhinrfh u hIuua or
constitutional dlsUHsr. and Dob order tu eHfe
Do Ynu musf take internal rfmrulHa. HANS
tntHrrh Cure Is taken internally, and Hrts ~.
ierilF nu the bloc and mucous surface. ilHlla
tHinrrh Cure il NOT Quhek medicine Do was
irrarUh.d hV one 81 iho beet uuyHIr|nns iH
600. country for years, AMI D. regular pre-
.crIpilul. lf is composed OF tHe best tnHlel
KNOWN combined with Poe hnst blood uufl-
Ter, acting directly un the mucous surfaces.
Toe perfect combination uf Ono two lnEre-
dlrutH iH what produces such wonderful. rec
cults in curing CaiHrrh. Scul ior testimonials
lrOo.
u. J. CuEsFY a. Coz Props, TD.odH, O.
Sold hy drIHes ts. pfIr lls.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07

It's not pyramid nor a hanging garden,
its salzers Silver Mine Oats, which yielded
200 bushels per acre. That yield won 600
IN gold. Next yield 2O6 bushels. You can
beat that in 1896 and win 5000. Largest
grass, clover and grain seed growers in
America
i4S page mammoth catalogue 90. postage,
on ~ you WILL CUT THIS OUT AND SEND 1t
with l0c. postage to John A. Salzer Seed Co.,
La Crosse, Wis, you viii receive their
mammoth catalogue and ten packages OF
grains and cruises, including package OF
Silver Nine oa,s! Ga. o.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07

He Is no. talking about medical ethics quite
the CONTRA. Ne scientist Is eager TO grasp
truth in hatever field it may be found, and
the fact at TyHers Dyspepsia Remedy Is so
meritori0Us ssls forth from him a testimonial:
"Chipley. Ga., August 4 1694.-Dr. G. o. Ty-
ner At anita, Ga: / think it is due you that /
should say that Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy
has done more for me than all other prepare
tions that have tried. / think IL is a valua-
BILE remedy Tor chronic dyspepsia and ind-
gestion. IL has cured me. / hope you may be
able to cure all dyspeptcs. They are legion.
Dir. @. 4. PURsELL."
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07

For the first time in the annals Of
Japanese history a woman has Through
a recent degree of the Mikado) the
option of leading single life. Form.
erly. after reaching a certain age, a
husband was selected for her, whom
she had no choice but to accept,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07

Fire Burning for Twelve Centuries
A Parsee sacred fire which is burning
in temple at Legiguil, Persia, is
known to have not been extinguisl ed
since the days Of Rapbereth, who lived
twelve centuries ago.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07

hr. Charles 3. Patterson. the pub
lahes OF Nerspapwd8m, Says that q \
is not often that he gets 50 enihusl-
ualio as no does over RIpanaTabules.
Almost with tho regularity Of clock
work no used 20 feel, n about eloyon
o'clock, that something had gone
wrong with HE breakfasts especially
was this true ~ no had had n restless
night, ns Is no uncommon thing
with head-workem. "My stomach"
said SIR Patterson, els under the
standard as 20 strength, and It seems
at these Zines 20 net only lndinor-
emily, and finally TO stop. Clouds
come before my vision and a slight
nausea Is felt Then / reach out for
my Ripana Uean OF the sort Of
thing related have made me- know
the symptoms as we'll as my name.)
Down gooa one OF tho blessed little
concentrated boons, and IN a few
minutes tho visual clouds lift. dis
comfort passes away, stomach
apparently resumes operations, aud
at 1890 or / o'clock I so out Tor my
usual rather hearty luncheon-all In
delightful contrast with my former
practically ruined aftenoons-that
Isought TO escape by fasting and
various doses"
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07

ofpreventIng tho grippe, colds, headaches and
feyers Is to use the liquid laxative remedy.
Syrup OF Figs whenever tho system needs a
gentle, yet effective cleansing. To be benefited
one must get the true remedy manufactured
by The California Fig Syrup Co only. For sale
by an druggists In co.. and 81 bottles.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07
ssbasfapol Wa Not Impreaaabl..

Tor 70 was taken by assault. hut physique
buHt un consulut oH fortified hF Hostel.
tffH stomach hIiirrHs may bIH aHIHnrn tuthf
~ 'aulfs OF mn'hr'out .faHHeFfn ln localities
where Do fH most prevalent and maIIgnunt
I'm. ants in ihH h1tn- breeding sections uf
che West should bear thIai IA b. nd. and riart
with 9 supply The hittefa promptly sub.
anea dyspepsia, rheumatic AMI khlnoy com.
paints nervousness, constipation aud bilious.
mefa
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07

Genuine honesty consists in being true to
vourOwn convictions.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07

FITS stopped free by DIR, KLINE's GREAT
NERVE REsrORER. No fits after first davis USE
Marvellous cures. Treatise and 500 trial bot
tie free. DR.. Kline, 931 Arch ST., Phila.. Pa.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07

Some floating SOAPS turn yellow and rancid
Dohh.rr floatny.b1uz Soap does neither. The
noraz in % b.oachea % With aEe, and Che oi1r
is delishiful Try % once, use 80 elwaya Order
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07

TO decide nanIust things that God dleap.
Groves s0mctmrg means 10 decide against
friends aud rurmioH
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07

Three hundred different foreign good rost-
age stamps, Csc. Selling out my collection.
Send money with order 10 Julius Loeb, 10
Spruce street, New York City.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07

Dr. kimer SwAMP- Roof cures
All Kidney and Bladder troubles.
Pamphlet and Consultation free
Laboratory Binrhamfon. n. u.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07
Tho Most rlea.nnt way

dervalued by others.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07

Money Spent in Pnrker's Ginger Tonic
is well invested 1t subdues pain. and brings
better digestion, better STRENGTH and health.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07

Husbands should stop and admire their
wives when they take pains 10 look well.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07
Tho worIa,s Elchtn wonhor.

It's better 90 stand unpopular on the right
eide than % have the praises Of princes.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07

IL Is elsier with some people 10 conquer ad
versity than TO conquer prosperity.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07

''BRowN'S BRONCHIAL TRooHEsn are simple
and convenient remedy for Bronchial Alice
tions aud Coughs. Carry them I'm your pocket.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething, softens the gums. reduces inhamma-
ton, allays pain, cures wind collie 25c bottle.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07

If afflicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Thomp-
sons Eye-water. Druggists sell at 25c per bottle.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07

I can recommend Piso's Cure for Consump-
ton to sufferers from Asthma.-E. d. Town
SEND, Ft. Howard, Wis, May 4, "a
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07

Tho. tnla wonder aud 70
? CHA, cut Of the same may bo
fou. '.iscellanoa Aeademiao Na.
lura' for 1870, page 1870.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07

Rlpans Tnbuiog nrs sold BY druggists Or By man
~ the prico go cents a box d sent % Tho Eplna
chemical Com any, No. 10 spruee e., New York
sample vial 1u cents
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-02-07

Hoods pills sg 8S. 4 Frea & . :89stiDn-
New-York tribune., 1896-05-16
PASSENGERS HAD TO WALK.
DELAY OF ALMOST AN HOUR Of THE
BROADWAY LINE-A STRAND" GIVEN
AS TIE CAUSE

All the cars on the Broadway cable line between
Thirty-sixth-st. and the Battery 10 a sudden
and unexpected stop last evening a; abou, -
o'cock The delay lasted over ,hree-quariers OF an
hour on the section above Houston-st. while on
The section below Il nearly . o'cock before
the running In anything like the usual
way. Ii was rumored that part % the
machinery had given out. and this explanation was
accepted by the suffering public as the most plsusi-
bic thar could be offered under the c.rcum-
stances. There certain individuals who are nrm
in the belief that the Broadway Cable Company
has never had proper regard for the comfort OF
convenience Of rs patrons hut even these persons
were obliged 10 admit that the breakdown last
evening was not intended a display OF nde-
pendence or arrogance the pari Of the company.
II was at an hour when the ears were crowded
with iheatre-gOers The nlckels were fall ng mer.
Fly into the Golfers OF ne company and the preak'
Just whore the trouble arose that caused ihe
staing OF the not 10 be learned With
customary courtesy the officials Of the road voueh-
safed Information Tor general dlsNlbuuon. lie.
pair wagon No. was sent hy.ng down TO the over
nearly 1t could be learned new cable was
4 long line OF cars. some twenty or thirty Ia
number was strung ogI IA iohs, luha.ea a Rss pro
il VAS with great trouble that these were set IN
We're started uptown in bunch one OF the gang
OF workmen sad he thought me he. trouble was
one OF the strands OF the cable II said 70 have
been discovered by ihe srP%an rpm b Of .Snu,S car 20
caused a suspension OF traffic between Hous,on-st.
and Thirty -sixih-st. was not understood
I, was nearly $50 D. IN. before the master
mechanic Cireenudd. reached the place OF the
trouble AT Pearl-s,, and by that time the reserve
cable hal started moving, and the main work was
"a gs, The new cable into the grip of Car No. "a
This proved 4 a fficulty which could not be over.
come as the grip had gotten out OF order. and 10
became necessary TO haul Car No ~ by horses
around the Safest curve whore II caught the
grip and then pushed Car No :2 on rs Journey.
4 hard time was experienced by all the cars In
catching the grip on the new cable. ana workmen
holes all along the line TO aid In getting matters
rghted . ,...,-. -. -.
ance IL was understood that a; an early hour th.s
morning an entire new cable 20 be put In.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-16
HOME SEEKERS AFTER LAND.
THOUSANDS cAMPED ALONG THE EDGE OF REL
LAKE INDIAN REsERVATloN

ruors,xps cAMpEp ALONG THE EDGE OF RED
LAKE INDIAN RESERVATION
c,rooks,on Mimi May I5.-Many thousands last
-, a,,nad along the reservation boundary who
',, ,aLo their chances on securing land In the
~. Iako indian reservation. The weather is wet.
49,, N. fact that there lCO acres OF land IN II
n,hes the men 20 remain patient They are
49, bedraggled lot. The land office yesterday
nos,ed the following notice:
The land office will be opened May IS at a. m m,
shar3 Tor the purpose OF receiving llngs npon, tne
snsaarp,a,,on AGRICULTURAL lands. only four VIII DE
aSSni,,ad AZ one time The office VIII recognize ohy
aun linz that being a continuation OF me one row
sr,,ad vnu ~ the Second-st. entrance. Inc ohcrIs
Iii, M, recognize any substitution IN line Dy PuI-
chnsa or otherwise No numbers Will ue recos'""'u W.
when the land office opened at , O'CLOCK 'o-uay
,h.ra were at leas, 100 peope in waiting not all
=, hor however were settlers About iW men
we're in line The men in line have been WAITING
,rn,n forty-eIght 10 seventytwo hours, ana as the
time approached much excitement was mahiies'eo
Thief River Falls. Mlnn., May l'-Ihe repoi -
from re lands opened to-day are TO the enec' tna'
,here was considerable excitemen. at the line '"'s
rrornnp a, the opening hour About hve hnhdreu
s,,loes were in the race despite the continued ram
~ Yesterday and last night. II Is reported t.
,here wer. numerous encounters Det"eeh A.,a !,
esimIng the same land Two men arc Iepy, sen es.,
dn.d and another dying from bullet wounds nal, a.
S.s rendered The roads almost impaesapie, Hnu =.
O. difcultl 4, ascertain facts After the rusn s"e''
wil be plenty Of good land left
New-York tribune., 1896-05-16
DE LONE MAKES A DENIAL.
NO AUTHORIZED REMONsTRANCE FROM
SPAIN. HE SAYS.
HER RELATIONS WITH TIE UNITED STATES MOST
CoRDIAr1-GENERAI wEYLER WANTS ALI.
THE coRN-RoMERo SHOT.

CORDIA1r-GENERAls WELLER WAND ALL
THE coRN-RoMERO SHOT.
Washington May 15--The Spanish Minister.
Dupuy de Lone. being shown this morning a
dispatch from Madrid asserting that tho Spanish
Government had authorized a formal remon-
strance TO be presented against the attitude or
the United States in regard to Cuba. replied that
this was directly contrary to all his information
and TO the explicit statements contained in the
Queens speech.
He said that his Government had warned him
to pay no attention to disturbing dispatches In
the press az they would Keep him fully advised
on all points The relations between Spain and
the United States he added. were entirely cordial.
and there was no friction Of any kind.
The dispatch referred to reads az follows
terday the Duke OF Tetudn. Minister OF Foreign AZ
fairs was authorized to drif: forma remonstrance
against the attitude of the United states In regard
10 Cuba which VIII be presented TO the Government
at Washington, and 4 Is probab:e that senor Dnpny
be Instructed protest personally against the pol
icy being pursued BY !hc American Goyernmsn,
1900 troops TO cuba IN September.
The Government has communicated a note 10
the press saying that on May and II Seno-
Dupuy De LONE. the Spanish Minister. presented
10 the American Government formal protests
in the matter Of the alleged hlioustering steam
ers Bermuda and Laurada.
Secretary OF State Olney, IN reply. promised
that an inquiry would he made in the matter.
and II any OF the United States officials Were
found 10 have been culpabe they would be re
called. The note adds that when the Horsa
affair comes before the Supreme Court. Attorney
General Harmon Will personally support the
necessity for an Interpretation OF the law in the
matter.
The Government has approved OF proposal 10
If, ,c,,Ia no. a he Powers Clh9
and ia. relations with the United States
Havana. May 1J.-Captain-Genera Weyler
has issued a proclamation ordering the farmers
and pcasantry during the next twenty days to
transport to the towns In their vicinity all OF
the corn and other grain stored upon their
farms This order applies to the provinces of
PInar del Rio. Havana ard Matanzas. The
military quartermasters are authorized by TINS
order TO purchase the grain sent to the towns
bv the farmers a the current prices, and II the
grain Is not required bss-the Government II VIII
be stored for the account OF the owners. After
the period OF twenty days has elapsed the
proclamaton declares any grain found upon
farms I'm the provinces mentioned Will be re-
earded a. contra ba nd OF war, and Will be seized
and the owners thereof subjected TO criminal
proceedings.
THE rebel leader Manuel Romero was shot this
morning at Cienfuegos 49,
Manuel Martinez Ortego, convicted or the
crime of rebellion. will be shot in the Cubana
Fortress tomorrow morning
New-York tribune., 1896-05-16
,,ow QUEEN OF THE LINE
s-rANsllIP ST. PAUL BREAKS A
RECORD.

oesrs THE SEA AT AN AVERAGE Sfhhp
% . 's n,. MILES AN HOUR. BEATING ,onnn. THAT OF
Srv-YoRK--oNLY THE LONGER
corRsE KEEPS HER FROM MAX
,ya TIE QUICKEST VOYAGE
,ha American Line steamship ST. Paul,
"o." .rodpct Of American shipbuildng. was
~ -. u was predicted that she would aston
1s'. mor,a before the record from Southamp-
e" arn,ly established Steadily she has
,sr own record, until low, by The voyage
r',aa Yesterday afternoon. she stands az the
''p .r,ong vessels tina; fly the American flag.
go, into port by three hours and more the
" c,rsrder Campania, which steams under
~ ~ more horse power than the big American
WV md she was sighted off Fire Island only
Nn' sours later than the Hamburg American
wv .,eamship. the Augusta Victoria. which
as'r r.srbourg tweniy-four hours before the St.
A' A.,g.a She also beats the record Of six days,
,.n,s ard ,hirty-two minutes. made by the
Ton bismarck 49,. ..,..
W.. sne than her sister boat. the Hew-York.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-16
THESE totes NOT WASTED.
MKINLEY DELEGATES FROM NEW-YoRk.
r,,,. xvxtvru DISTRICT PLACES ITSELF SQUARE
LY IN THE COLUMN OF PROTECTION
An LES CHAMPION.
fly rrrrGRAPH To THE TRInuNEl

tRy TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBvNEI
pufralo. MAY 15-The result Of the NXNlNth
Congress District Convention. held at Olean to-
dav was an emphatic victory for Mckinley IL
did NOT stop at instructng the delegates Tor
NcKinley but instructed the alterrates also IN
the event OF their ha wing 10 act and every oand'
date was called before the convention ana ma'e
70 declare himself publicly for Mckinley before
the baIloting begun.
The XXXIVth Congress District includes A"e-
ranv Cattaraugus and chautauqua counties
Congressman Warren Is. Hooker. who iNes IN
Chautauaua; State Senator Frank W. higgins
who lives in Cattaraugus, ana W,lham J ''e"'
who Is a member Of the state committee an"
doorkeeper OF the House OF Representatives, were
oil ., the scene All have been Morton men,
hut seeing that II impossible to chanSe the
s,rono Mckinley sentiment Of the district they
devoted their labOrs TO securing sufiic'ent CON
troll Of the convention to select the men to go az
,,oL,,,ioy delepates In this effort they were
nor,lv successful The original Mckinley candi-
dates for delegates were Surrogate f.. +. Wood
hurv OF Chautauqua and J. II. Warng, former
Distrlct-Attorney OF Cattaraugus. Congressman
Hooker nut forward Lester Il. Sterns. tlty Al
tornev OF Dunkirk. Chautauqua county SEN
ator Higgins was himself candidate from the
other end of the district until an hour before the
convention. Then ne WlthdIt" s'a'i"s 'tia' |
a close friend Of Governor Morton ne couln nor
conscientiously go instructed for Mckinney. he
ramaIned In the field up to that time 70 prevent
the entry of a number Of candidates Then ne
transferred his forces to Mayor n y, "
E'ranchot Of Olean who wa' one or the zen "..'
rates from New-York State who voted for NC
Klnley AT Minneapolis I'm lS92
There was no opposition TO Franchot. who has
alwavs been a Mckinley man. Lester sterhs
won over Surrogate Woodbury. by & narrow ma
ioritv, The alternates are Captain f. A. Curti,s
=, t-rad,nra who served in the army with Nc
Ji,n,ay and A Miner Wellman. of Friendship.
The resolutions direct the delegates and al
tarna,es 10 vote AMI labor for Mckinley as long
as his name shall be oefo'e the convention
New-York tribune., 1896-05-16
DASHED AGAINST 4 POST.
SHOCKING DEATH OF WEIL-kNoWN
TARRYTOWN MAN.

TARRYTOWN MAN.
Frank Minnerly. a carpenter and builder, was
driving a newly purchased horse in Cortlandt-s'''
North Tarrytown about o'clock yesterday aI'er-
noon. The horse going at good pace ana as
Ir. Minnerly refined him in when near Coheee-
ave the bit broke. The lines being thus suddenly
released. Mr. Minnerly was thrown backward ou'
Of the light wagon in which he was seated. In MS
fau his feet became entangled IN the re'hs' ne
horse was frightened and dashed down Cor'-
i,ndt-st dragging Nj Minnerly by the feet In the
rear Of the wagon. Upon reaching Anson @ fius-
ted's coalyards, at the bottom OF the NH, '"e
horse turned into tie entrance ana IN SO uol"s
da shed Mr. Mlnnerly's head against post with
great force. ,a,ds,u and Mr.
>,snnori,, released from the reins lie was IN
sensible and. the ambulance being sent FOR, ne
was taken to the Tarrytown Hospital 'e wme,e ns
heen badly fractured.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-16
rgr CASE OF COLLECTOR .HIRSCH.

u.r,,ora Conn., May I5.-Hyman j. Hlrscn, OF
norw'cb District Deputy Collector OF Internal muv
enne arrested for contempt Of Ine 'upe,,o ,s United
was prous ..,, cour, to-day In accordance with the
yr Of hsbeas tbe case
motion OF ny 10 the inability OF State
Honey Hunter who ns Brass Of
cesd WIN tne rstv Tor the aDpsarancs OF Hirscn
New-York tribune., 1896-05-16
MYSTERY ABOUT THE BUYER.
PROPERTY OF THE CHURCH OF THE
DIVINE PATERNITY SOLD.
NAME OF THE PURCHASER wI1HHELD-BEIlEF
THAT THE PRICE WAS ABOUT s7ooooo-
NEW SITE FOR THE CHURCH SOME
WHERE on THE UPPER
WEST SIDE

WEST SIDE.
The offer made through a firm OF real-estate
brokers for the property of the Church of the
Divine Paternity. at Forty-ffth-st. and Fifth
ave, has been definitely accepted. The contracts
signed yesterday noon, an the amount paid
for the property was in excess Of S625,C00, the
sum which, 1t was reported, had been offered for
1t. Just how much more neither the trustees OF
the church nor w. 3. Taylor G. Sons. the real
estate brokers through whom the transaction Was
accomplished, willing to say as they are
bound TO silence by the third party to the
tract, namely, the buyer
The buyers personality Is shrouded In mystery
and he has done everything in his power to
throw the same covering over every aspect of
the deal. The only clew to his identity that can
be learned IL the fact that he Is Wall Street
La nker
SO great has beer his anxiety to remain un-
known that he has taken extreme precautions