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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-03
REcoRDED MORTGAGES.

B5rowsky Samuel 20 Philip Knt'1Nsky and
Barnet Levy, No 249 Henry-st and ~ Mont
gomery-st. instalmerts ........................
Brpadbelt William. 70 Jacob - Butler n 5 l61st-
ST. 100 II q n Grand Boulevard J year. 2
mortgages ................ ..............
Behn. Margaret and John. 10 Moritz Ettinger.
No 40 West G2d-st, ] year ...................
CaponiRri. PasQua.e. and wife 10 Herman KUG-
Heb. as executor cf 4 Semrad. No 81 East
i05ih-s; 2 wears Observation-Disclosures.
Cherry, l.liz V - Monica Cherry. No 336 West
lijth-st, > years, mortgages .................
CABOT Caroline 4. 10 Alfred BeadlesiOn. ct al
trustees. etc. No 100 West sgfh-st 3 years 100.
Dixon. Fred'fick }. and wife - Mary T
C'D,nohu~ No 3jS Gree11ich-st years......
lie Bys Alfred and VIE g. the Sew YORK Life
Insurance company. SIN -. ~ n 81
Central Park West. ] year. ....................
Fritzel, william. ana wife n George Enret No
Il" Avenue c. year Observation-Disclosures.
Greenman, Annie. and Kelsey Gerhat - Julia
Becker. corner Clinton and Rivington SITS.
% 9caIo ''''s'''.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO

Leave Now York foot ~ Liberty 81, daily
CHICAGO p. M and 12. ~ night.
PITTSRt'RG. go sun. sun, l2l5 night
CfN6TNNATT. ST. LOFTS 10 a.. m. = D. m.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE 500 10 dining carr.
II 70 a m Dining carr . 3 30 Dining carr. Dining
('ar D. M L. IL night. sunday 10 dining Car, ll.3o
a m. Dining carr. Dining carr. Dining carr, IL
night.
NpETOiK. II. 20 a. m. daily.
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper, $50 p m Sunday
200 p.
All trains nre illuminated with Pintsch Light
Offices: ii2 10 2Gl 43i. lao Bway. 81 f.. 18Th ST.
1877 Rowery y g.. $50 34l Fulton Rrooklyn: station
Zoo, ~ Liberty st. y g r. of y. T. Baggage checked
from hotel Cr residence To- destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-03

4 pNERrISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR The Trib-
4 received their Uptown Office. No 2+2 Broad
~ door 81 5ls st. until ~ o'clock IN.
received the following Offices at
I'd o'clock N. 9Th
23d St li2 9th ave. 18th st. Mays
dh and li2 Columbus ave- Yves, 68t IN
ST. 100 West i2i st. 9th -? Fast l+th-s 81
West 42ist.. between ih and SIN $50
u between 10Th / I'd
Glst st. Los lat I'd
~ crher IT., 2@S 3d-a,e 80 East '9h-st.; 1871 I'd
ave. 3t62 81 ave; ~ ave-; 400 "a
~, F1st 10Th 81. 2l3 East i>th-st.; $50
J ave: ll52 81 ave-. GIth 2Ot East sdh ST.
;,3 ON At the Harlem oHces: 205 81 ave near
ll3ih-s'. lIB East 10th 3i-ave..
18th st. bit ~. and sth $40 West i45th-s,. Al
the Brooklyn Offices; 397 Fuon-s,,; 72G Fuon-st. az
C'ourt-s'. ~ broadway. r. n: i53 broadway, L. D.:
Ll52 Myrtle ave, near Broadway.
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ooias,e,nf Hsr-i. and wife 70 Daniel Y HAYS and
Samuel c;reenbaum No 21s to $50 Madison-st.

n4 S <. ss p % d ny; a1a
Bourne Matthew. 10 Ephraim n Levy lots 81 and
So map OF Undercine Terrace Morris Heights eoo
cS, ysSTs Ancelo and wife and caeiano Abano
t. the Cooperative building Bank. $ Bar 900
Decksf rsui ~ ct a. a., 70 Eroo ave- 1lOOO
ce2rge James H. 70 70 ghs.1 ETC. notes 10000
Ganney Anna 49,; ~, TO demand $500
so I, to H6w I 1aye STi"T ct al trustee. ETC
Sane mt to Edward cnddIhy. iirh-s' % 30,
n pSe cc Is,tst ~ u 5have years 1900
SAM 80 it me ,nS c Y rag mortgages 1900
c.ro ., ssmn N $50 5h-ayc 3 years........ II 900
sane I9fb 70 Nis m Guw'S ...e..". 800
block {. map Hudson + Rose. Map"s estate ,oo
Jones John. to Fannie = Lawrence Jerome
ave 80 Il Of oxford Place yoars' co 1000
'' ndT 5 Ggad and "4 i Hl'S e a@" M
Sane to william Wa"r ct a. trustees OF 'onn coo
Kceion Calherine 10 John II DUFFY. Sc Tin oo
1,ebowitz. Esther to neriha reidman. No 1871
Loeb 5' Emi to Jius Beer 7s'h-st 81 IL
Lane AS Samne + ,o Mare Ssaf avand 44ia
St go It W Of St Anns-ave. . years.......... ZOO
MILES, nss %3a VIE to w5 n" ST csfs
Same sane. property yeIrs........... 5000
siss +; W Of CoUrbas ave. Year 5000
Same to Gam Anna FNman same profit y'9r 1000
MasChcnhem. Emma. to William p Dixon and an
other EXECUTORS II Josiah Fs,c centre line
r ino l,@5 y, l a4 from south
NS s9v. @ s5S 5> 10 ~nI} e v Tsyo corner - ooo
lydia 70 Mutual IAre Insurance COMPANY II
Parker sarah J, to Herbert T King ~ Rem '"'UY
recF Wiliam j. to Ella rcct 4s,i st.
Rockwell. Mron ], to John Woeifel W 8 lex
ingfo7-ave, ~ Il s u 2st-st years. 1000
Of william Moir corner Glh-aye ana %i
property ns'alr,c1ts ........... ~ ooo
Moir. corner O. ave- ana lad-s Years. 10000
9 corner Lexington and 7ist-e, / wear. 1000
ave. 5ca +, = o. i73i st, years ............ 5000
SNYDER. Herbert Il. Marion f wcmple 40 %
schnch. Bernard. and VIE 10 Title Guarantee
end Trust Company. No 90 West i0jth 81, $500
schramm Frclerick ana wife 10 Ernest T Rode
han Prospeci-ave. 1901 It n Of Dawson
St, years Vito - rrcs 'V"
Ro-lehan. Prospect-av zoos It n of Daw-
sh sShi ita a'' iS Hr6 River savings Bank
4sth-s;. 40 e S'l aye. year. ,;.:",;.:. 800
Buinsileay 1911 II W q Anthony
sane 10 Egbpft Winkor sane property. year 800
Thomas Rhodea !. ana George 81 Sarah
Gregory AM another. University Place, 4o.3
,i54s q william J. to Alexander Walter and Ini 'V'
son Lawson s',h-s'. il9 # " u Amster- .oo
Jennings s.. lis IT n " Of southern Boule- ...o
wbeeian Robert to jacob stern. 170th-'t.
2i2 n W ~ Amsterdam ave, 2 years........... GGO
125 II " or is ave 2 Observation-Disclosures. 1895
"5' E,sT .Hf WIFE s # H2'i g r:S'Ta' co
wendell Frederick c. r. 70 Charles I. Wendell.
McWai,ers Nav. 70 George Eggers. s $
4ih-st. CO.. It Of lith-ave year.......... ESQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-03
WEST SHORE R,R.

Trains leave ". ~ St station. T. y a, follow, ana
10 NJ earlier from foot Franklin 81. N' '
:.:.iU a II. Daily. Local to Buffalo
NJ Daily for Albany Utica. Syracus. Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Fails. Toledo CleyeanJ tSieavo
II ~, A. NJ. Daily. except Sunday TO Caskll MJn
tans. New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Mlnneva-ka
Albany, Utica Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George Parlor
Car To- Albany. -
$500 =. NJ. Dliy for Albany Montreal Utica Syracuse
Rochester Bunalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis
5it5 y NJ Daily except sunday. for syracuse Roches
S,I5 y. NJ Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Cleveland. CHI
Louis
Time tPoles at principal hotels and Offices
{. T. LAMBERT, General Pass niger Agent,
. Vanderbilt New York.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Fer Phlelepha week days 80 80 Sc s Poo i
parlor carr $50 500 Dining Car. 600 100 900 p
81 I2:I5 night sundays $50 900. 1000. II 80 DIP
1875 night. g., 600 ,o.oo
For Baltimore and Washington. week DAYS, 500 1000
II 80 Dining Cor) \. NJ. 200, $50, 800 Dining CarD
4 " 900 800 11InnT Cars. P ~ i2:l5 night
Tickets and be secured al foot ot
~ 9th Az, 81 East lth s.. 1873 East l25,h 81 2!s
- $50 Futon St BROOKLYN: 9s Broadway, Williams
burg The New-Yor Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels residence destination.
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4 DVERTlSEMENrS anA subscriptions for The rrlb-
a uns received a, their Uptown ONCE. No. i.t2 broad
I'd doDr north OF 3lst-s - o'clock ad-
Nsftsem-ns received the following branch OMEGA
regular ONCE rates until y o'clock o. 2St ash-
ave- cor e3d-st; 1852 9th ave. l.th-s; Maya
9Th and i4thst: I+2 Columbus ooth-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-03
CENTRAL RAILROADG NEW JERSEY
Anthrnclte co1l uTei exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Sigrals.
on and after January %. 1897.

IN after January -. 1871,
Trains station foot Of Liberty 81
For Fason Bethlehem. Allentown. Maunch INK g.
43O 10 $50 ~ Easton) A. NJ 1:lo. 1:Pp VI"
a 30 TO Eas,on j:i5 C7:30 to Aenownl r. NJ sundays
43o - - to Easton) a. A. lWi S:ao =. VI o.,o NJ
For Wilk.gbar.c. and scranton. D:lO A. NJ
1.io 1;3o i;l5 T. NJ SUNDAYS 430 A. II go
20 900 $50 900 90. 900 r. NJ. i2l5 night. sun
dave l.2O A. NJ 100 200. 900 $50 7, NJ l2;i' nSnt
for Harrisburg ~ l.3O 500 $40 1880 a. NJ. no
80 $50 800 5:45 p. NJ. l2:l5 night. Sundays 4'Jp
A. NJ 90. $50 p. NJ. 12:i5 night ..,o o.oo
For Sunbury. Iewisburg and Wiamspor', a. 30 so
9iO A. NJ. 40. 1880 300 +. N. Sundays $50 a. NJ
ALI, RAIL ROUTE.
FOR IONC; BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c.
For Red Bank. Long Branch Asbury Park;o ocean can
Grove and points south Point Pleasant, 40 40
iO:45 A. NJ go 1:I5 (3:i0 10 Rcd Bnnk 4;1o 40
5s 6;l5 T. NJ Sundays stops at lnteraken for Asoury
PARK md Ocean C;rOveD 900 \. NJ. 400 p. VI.
~ For LAKEWOOD.
go 1915 A. NJ l:iJ. $40, $40 OBS saturdays only,
p NJ r,. ..oo
A. 4:4O y. NJ.
For Atlantic City. vineanl and Bridse'on. 43o A. ~
For Monmouth Beach. seabright end HIshIsnds %
Naveslnk 40 $50 1915 A. NJ. 1880 l:b 4;lo 4;io
Z. s...La:s n.LM " i.a y NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


LSuis Horowz $4,000
Adoph newman and another ..'...............
Michael FAY Z part '.'. .,;..;:,;;:.;..
Zerx to Ee,1Sr } o5ns,n r.'. !. $4,000
AHseran-ave corner G1,h., 955xoo ban
1Sn an Ta1 ana Aso w,g 'ne oe $500
'R RaHi2 T eel cl to cGT R Wac 5onn nca
No , * ~ sT % Of laage -A'o ZOO
sanc prper,y josephine Anderson q Harry Mack 5000
v 40 OIL 'o'op r'S'' anu VINE TO meyer 40 coo
L.. MG fa bi5c: l. map Of Ma3c: ::aie Hudson loo'O
I 0iG an" 6 %fe to same e ma5 ni, johnson 20 800
,oC,ar l II Johrs9n 49,; I'm 10
lap to Anna lap p...
newman e, a; TO william Fritzci and wf e'o''
saith. st. No 2o$ West; Alexander Walker ct al 70
Cirton-sj " s. 2,o # Of Riyineton st. %
ned FiicnI .... ".'
"r rnd %1 ~ West; Herman drmper' to Hem
Bathgate ave, s. $50 It $ Of lS0th st, 10Iix
bury '..........
1o5thst. No 800 West; Donald Mitchell ana wife
ISIS, St. :, 10? II O Grand boulevard. 27aG<
iroadps i1.g i''s. ana .. %..s :? ". 1900
47th,st. Nos L" and 122 West; Bernard Schulch
Riynrton-st, corner Cinton-st 25Sc77; Julia
Lots IA and 10 map Of Part of Hunt estate; 49,.
Cathar,ne-st, No So Simon schanshy to Maggie
GreenWich-St, No as. Agnes q O Dixon. individ-
and executrlx. Frederick D.EJn..... - 600
Same PROPERTY; Robert . Dixon ct al 70 Fred
er.ek biNon 20.
H,nry-st 80 20" and No u Montgonery-st; 49,
Fhlllp kCt1HtkY q Al 10 samuel i'pIOWSk}. 43bO
other 70 Esther Weiss; 80. $1,000
to Margare, Behn ;:...........;... 1880
GSIh-st. No - West Peter Wagner ct al to $500
Clemens Muller .'.....'..',. ooVo
Vanderbilt and n OF
l16th-st. runs "a r. 20 private road n i6y
65x 40; Lewis l. Delafeli referee. 20 David -
y Sckles receiver ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
6lst st. 70 30 West; Benjamin WOOD to George ooo.o
18th 81 q Of Amsterdam ave l1Nii;5x - ~.
l1Gfi1: John vincent. referee. 10 fnlA LpeD <to-O
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"BLACK DIAr1OND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo aj5 p ". Pullman Vestbue Day Coaches
and Paror Cars. Dining Gar service Meals Ia carte:
Buffalo with through Seepers to Detroit ana
Chicago
1910 r. VI. daily. except Sunday for Mauch Chunk
NJ intermediate points.
40 H. VI daily except Sunday FOR Wilhesbarrc Pitts
ton Scranton and principal intermediate stations Con-
meets ali points In coal region Chair-cas 10 wilkes
$40 y. VI. daily except Sunday for wlkesbarre.
Ptston. Scranton and principal intermediae stations
for all points IN coal region Pullman BuNet
Parlor-Car 70 Wlkesbarre.
tons .,-.,
ton and principal intermediate stations Connects for
Reading and Harrisburg. tnair-car 20 Slatngton
2 90 i. VI. daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and all points West. Pullman Sleeper Nestibuled train
y Y 10 chicago sleeper Buffalo and Toronto
$40 T.. VI. daily. except Sunday. stopping only g.
South Tlainncd. Epeton. bethlehem. Mauch Chunk.
l. n R Junction. Sayre. Geneva Rochester Batavia snf
iuffao Pullman sleeper for Buffalo Sleeping car only
NJ baggage carried.
900 y. VI. daily. for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points West.
Pullman Sleepers 10 Chicago ana Buffalo. Sleeper 70
Wilkesbarre.
Round BROOK and intermediate points leave follows:
300 A. NJ go 4;20 and $50 J.. NJ, II 80 y. VI. (Sat
urdays onlyD am 90 90
273 OF 1923 Broadway, 81 East IAN s.. 1j8 Eas:
12jh St i27 Bowery y. Y $50 Fulton 81. Court 81.
oS broadway and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
baggage from hotel or residence through TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-03
STOCKS DULL AND LOWER.
BEARS AGAIN IN CONTROL
NORTHERN PACIFIC SECURITIES TAKEN
ABROAD-BONDS AND MONEY.
20OO VI & 81 p Oak q

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE FEBRUARY a
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
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Dnucina Schools.

A LEXANDEK MACGKEGOR. Mendelssohn Rooms
"A West 18th ST.
strictly private and private classes See crcuarn
EEORGE W. WALI.ACES SCHOOLS.
NJ SD and Boulevard: ana Harlen
F,Iersie Rooms I26h street. Class and
nrivste tuition. See circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-03
DEL, LACNAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. Il.
stations Ncw-lO loot of barclay and
ChristOpher streets.
vEsTIBULED TRAINS. TiLLMAN BUFFET


Direct route to NEwAKK. Bl.OOMFIELD MONTCLAIR
THE ORANGES. summit. BarnardsyllIe. BasHng
Ridge Madison. MorrstoNn. Passaic, Paterson. Boon
ton Dover Starhope NEWTON, BCDD'S LAKE
LAKE HOPATCONG. Hackettstown SCIOOLEY'S
MOUNTAIN, Westminster. PiIlILLPSBuRG EASToN
SCRANTON, PlTTSTON. WILKESBAkRE, NANTI-
Hose Il BIHC;H ANTON 0xFoRD NORWICH Water
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO. ITHACA. OWEGO FIMIRA
CORNING, BATH, DANSXILLE. BUFFALO and ali
noints WEST, NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 A. AUTHORIZATIONS MAIL. Stops principal
1000 4. M-(Cate Can. BUFFALO SCRANTON. BING-
HAMTON UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRIA
CISE and oSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Parlor
Cars. Connecting u Buffalo With trains for Chicago
100 + M"sCRANToS. wILKEsBARRE and ELMIRA
EMPRESS. Pullman Runet Parlor Cars
400 p M.-SCRANTON. WIIKESBARRE and PLYM-
1890 p NJ (Daiy)-Bunalo Vestibuled Limited Express
for SCRANTON. BINGIIAMTON. EI,MIRA. EUF-
FAI.O Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connecting at
Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points west
$50 VI. Daily)-Bunalo Express Pullman Sleepers for
SCRANTON. BlNGHANTON. ELMIRA. hath, Mt.
MORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving Buffalo $ A. ".
$50 T. VI. Daily)-Bt F'FAGO, SCRANTON, BINGHAM
EXPRFSS. Pullman BUFFET Sicepers
Henry Gaze G. Sons Limited ll3 Broadway. is PARK
Place. broadway. Tickets ferry stations o..
broadway. III 4th-ave. 12h 81
?3J Columbus New York, 33S and 1o6 Fuon-s,
and 100 Broadway brooklyn Timetables giving full
formation at nll stations
WFSTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call for and
choc baggage from E0,ol or residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-03
LEHIGH VALLEYRAlLROAD

stations foot Of CortIandt and Desbrosses SIS;
A.. VI daily tSunday. zoo \. Nj FOR MAICH
NIX and Intermediate stations.
S:I5 A. VI. daily FOR WILKESBARRE. SCRANTON
week davs) ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BtF-
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. and the West and principal
local roints Dining Car and Chair Car 10 Buffalo.
$50 A. VI. daily except sunday. for MAUCH CHUNK
and y ormedate points.
- I'LL nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-03
lira! estate for Crrhanee.
llnfnrnisbc0 apartments 90 Get.

rJ,HE DAIHOUSTF 40 10 - West Both etroet.-Abso-
1 Iutely nrcproof and fronting Central Park An ele
CANT apartment Of twelve 1T from May l. pos
Please inquire u JanOr.
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Cost ano (onn0.

NN0--|~r
I OSTBank book 723. 10. Bank for Savings $50 4th-
IL ave. payment stopped Please return book bank
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miscellaneous.


MONT be without these delicious perfumes Lbert' :
- grades parue Aigerie Exquisia moth
ing as good. nothing as nice anywhere. JAMMES. 90
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-03
School NQcnrice.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS. AGENCY
~ ,uprlics Professors Teachers Tutors CIoVeInesseA
&c 10 College, Schools end Families Apply 20
Mrs NJ j. IOUNG-FCLToN' y Union SQUARE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-03
1netructlon.

For BOYS and Young Nen-City.
lpERKEIEY SCHOOL. 20 WEST 44TH ST ~ 60,
ID Second half 18th year. begins M0nday, rep lst
Aoncents FOR admission at that present them
selves al the Md-Year Examinations January 18th ana
~ J. CLARK READ. Registrar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-03
Suburban Real estate.

-
aENCY-Montclair real estate, all kinds
n CLARENCE " TIIRDS. 5 Beekman ct. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-03
Conntrn 11roucrtn for Sale.

VunNIf1 1Jtopttln Ipr 51If.
JNARM in Connecticut acres. Fine residence
i buildings. " T. r. r. Fruit trees. grapery.
Good condition. Price 5000. FARM. Box .. Tribune
Office.
vTHREE MILES FROM NEwBU re- Main road; resi-
dencP rooms: 2-story shop blacksmith. max
established % : acres. acres in nice grove.
church school posoflce: shade and fruit. HENRY
u. WYATT, Cronomer Valley, Orange County, n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-03
Gin 1)ropertn 90 Get.

nWELTING HOUSE 10 rooms all IMPROVEMENTS Pen,
- slV" Harlem West H., Box l. Tr.lun- O,ic-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-03

~oIJNBlA INSTITUTE, 20 w I'D sT.-CoIegia
L Preparatory. Primary Departments. optional MlIIa,y
Drill Playground, Gymnasium. Hot Luncheon BoardSrs
~ EDWIN FOWLER ~ D.. A. b.. Princlpa!
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-24
GALL RIGHTS
SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAP
TIERS.

Chapters and 1.-THE ship Strathnairn
Captain Sturgess, sailing near the island
of st. Helena, picks up half dead man
on board boat. the Lady Godiva. He is
tended carefully by one Of the passengers,
Miss Marston, and by DR.. Collins, anoth-
er OF the passengers. but the patient seems
to have entirely lost his memory, having
no recollection of what had befallen him.
Chapters III and IV-The memoryless
stranger, with nothing to identify him
by, save the initials &C R. ".son his linen
RECEIVERS rapidly, and is called by the pas
sengers in the Sydney bound vessel
Charles Rawlings" 1t is easy to be
seen that he and his volunteer nurse Miss
Marston, have fallen in love with each
other. In trying to save kitten from
the water Miss Marston falls into the sea
and is promptly recovered by Rawlings.
Chapter V and VI-Charles Rawlings,
the memoryless man, enters into kind
Of compact with Miss Marston that they
shall become engaged as soon as he dis.
covers that he is not married man. The
ship lands at Sydney, and Rawlings
accepts the hospitality of one of the pas
sengers to stay with him at Dunbar
House, at the same time arranging to
visit Miss Marston at her residence,
which is not far distant from where he is
staying.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-24
A GREAT FIRST YEAR.

The Puritan has just completed its
first year. The January number, which
viii be On sale Friday, December gath,
viii be its first Eanniversary number. 1t
is q special number, and royal number,
with "a large guarto pages. 1t is far and
away the bes6 issue that has ever yet
been brought out. 1t is especially inter
esting in fiction, and especially interest
ing in its wealth Of illustrations.
the Puritan is journal for the refined
home-the home where art and beauty
and quality are appreciated. 1t has made
q place for itself in over hundred thous-
and Of these homes in single year, and
is mountaineering forward at San unprece-
dented pace. The Puritan delights the
heart Of every woman. No other pubIica-
ton especially designed for women can
equal it in its general excellence, its high
character, the quality of its paper and its
general beauty. It's plane and purpose
are of the highest.
The Puritan should not5be Overlooked
in making up your list. of periodicals. land
the list Of periodicals that you are to
give your friends, for the coming year.
Few presents that would cost SO little as
one dollar would give woman so much
genuine delight, would furnish her SO
many hours of entertainment and salts
faction. Frank A. AIunsey, Publisher,
III Fifth Avenue, New York.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-24
RECEPTION Ar THE VATICAN.

Rome, December 93.-The reception at
the Vatican today was largely attended
by Catholic dignitaries. Replying to the
Christmas greeting, the Pope deplored
the conflict between the State AMI the
Holy See, which impartial minds desired
to end. The majority OF Italians, His
Holiness continued, were against it, and
it was wrong to fight the will of the
people who understand that political
unity did not suffice to give them pros
perity. Therefore, they desired the indie
pendence of the Papacy, and the restora.
tion of it's rights. Peaceful citizens should
not be COMPOUNDED with the subversive
factions whose aim was to set the cause
of Italy and the rights of the Papaoy in
conflict. 1t had never been unworthy and
they should make just reparatlon.
The Pope blessed all present, including
twentythree cardinals
Afterwards every guest passed the
throne of the Pope and His Holiness saiu
few words to each of them.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-24
WESTBROOk.

The following officers were elected at
the meeting of Court City of Westbrook,
Il. of A, Wednesday evening:
G. B.-H. f. Mccullough.
S. G. RI. Spintta.
Ireas.-J. B. Lebrecque.
E. ST. Gallant
+. Sired Decormier.
S. W,-John Girard
j. W.-Felix Garneau.
S. B.-J. Como.
j. B.-A. Lemieux.
Trustee for three years-Wrn. Carorll.
Trustee for one year-Joseph Fredette.
Physician-Dr. P. j. Pidgeon.
Mr.. Frank Warehouse, a former con.
duotor on the electrict, but who has been
sick for the past year, left last night for
Florida, where he will pass the winter,
hoping to regain his health.
The Football association of the West
brook. High school will hold q grand ball
at Odd Fellows' hall this evening", De-
oenber oath Chase's orchestra win fur
nish music.
At a regular meeting of the Ladies'
Circle, Warren church, the following
officers were elected: President, Mrs. j,
S. Bragdon; first vice president, Mrs. O.
L. Cousins; second vice president, Mrs.
Mary Melcher; third vice president, Mrs.
e. B. Newoomb; fourth vice president.
Miss Helen Maxwell; secretary, Mrs. S.
e. Cordwell; treasurer, Mrs. +. A.
VerriI.
Miss Grace Means of Portland, will
supply in Warren church choir during the
absence of Mss Edwina Richardson, who
is visiting few weeks in Massachusetts,.
Rev. T. NJ. Davies who mas been living
in this city for the past year has received
an unanimous call to become the pastor
of the Congregational church ct Jones'
port.
Miss II. G. Adams of the Gorham Nor.
NAL school is a guest of Mrs. Annie
Stiles, Bridge street.
Mrs. Dorcas Foss died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Libby, Brown
street, Wednesday, at the advanced aged
81 years. Funeral Friday at 10 a. N. !:
burial at White Rock.
Mr.. Simeon Mayberry and wife have
been visiting the past week among their
relatives and friends at Gorham and
Windham.
The children's Christmas supper of the
Congregational church will be held Mon
day, the 9th.