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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-10-19

LOU OI lana k noWD as
Stan Wilson lot, bound
ed north by college land,
east by land formerly
of B + Urann, south by
land of Susan Simpson
and others, west by land
of c P Simpson, with q
of Swiss Chalet and out
buildings thereon, cont
IL acres more or less,
Lot of land known as II
T Simpson lot, bounded
north by county road
and land of H NJ Austin,
east by land formerly Of
B F Urann,so by tide
waters, west by county
road,
Lot Of land bought OF B
F Urann, bounded on
north by land formerly
of c A Stimson, east by
land Of Watson E White
est,south by tide waters,
west by land formerly Of
H T Simpson estate
with buildings thereon,
viz: about q Swiss
Chalet, all OF Manor Inn
and all of Lodge, cont %
acres more or less,
Lot of land known as
the York Hill lot bought
of Ambrose Simpson,
bounded north by coun-
ty road and land of j F
Meynell, east by land Of
A b Simpson heirs,
south by tide waters,
west by land of Ambrose
Simpson, cont Is acres
more or less,
Lot of land bought of
John Z Hill, bounded
north by land of John U
Hill, east by land of E
II Greedy ana others,
south by county road
and land of John U Hill,
west by land of ) UHill
and land formerly of the
late Sam'l ram, with
Lookout on same, cont So
acres more or less
Lot of land known as
the Sam'l Tram place
with all buildings there
on, bounded north by
lot No IL Gown plan,
east by land of d
Braman and j U Hill,
south ~ tide waters of
Long Cove, west by land
of A b Simpson heirs,
excepting. lot occupied
by Clara b Preble, cont
IS acres more or less,
Lot of land 4 part of j II
Stimson lot, bounded on
the north by land of j
W Craun, east by land
of j : Emery hcirs,sout
by land OF c \ StimSon,
west by land formerly
owned by Moses Haw-
kins, cont ~ acres more
or less,
Lot of land bought of
Moses Hawkins. bound
ed north by county road,
east by land of Moses
Hawkins, south by tide
waters and lands Of Mrs
Isaac Lawrence and
others. west by land
formerly owned by Mrs
n ,'ini go :, ,,,'l nr 49, Ion' ~
W. Z VI $50,
Moses Hawkins, bound
ed north by land of J w
s : a. d II H. east II aii.'
ioi ~, % - - 3; ,,,,i.o
anu Nv I VI ~. y. "a - t lis"h'
1o Jul; pS Id ,iu vi ms .uoses
II d W n III "uu oo34N,
I"Ho' -; We. oA i"tI'i u
a ne q ii,o l Ills '9"lo y
; 'ii'' 'i''' ~ III, u
VI tIS - '7,ii -. I'm; anu ny
Ia ,lt' Va = ~ S'''i'SVu' ( a
90 l',ii'i 'le "a a, y u
S =, i't -e''iiV' ~.
o. az 'fs' iilo mo- < VI - =
". VI q ~ ~ " : - "
~, ~ ) u 'I''' , ,'ii g ~ -
by county roId.past by
land formerly OF Moses
Hawkins. south by tide
waters, west hv land of
Rebecca Corners. cont
a. acres more or less.
Lot of land culrposcd of
lots bought of stan Will
son and Mary 4 smith,
being northern part of
CA Over and Mary \
smith lois. bounded
north bv land formerly
of ! y Stfmson, east bV-
land formerly of Moses
Hawkins. south nv land
of Mary \ smith and
Jane PInto heirs, west
BY lana iurmerlYuf Re
becca Corners. cont Il
acres more or less.
Lot of land bought Of [
W and Rebecca Corners.
bounded north by coun-
ty road. east by land
formerly of { ) DYER,
south 6v ,ide waters,
west by land of Dunbar
Bros. and II l. Cleaves
- "a go. ...--.- 49,, .
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-10-19

THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
4 he has been duly appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Albion p. Clement,
late of Orland, in Ike county of Hancock,
deceased, and given bonds as the law directs.
the same for settlement. and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment inn
mediately. GUY w. MCALIsTER.
October A. n d, 1898
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-10-19

TTHE subscriber hereby gives NOTICE mat
traitor of the estate OF Thomas d, Jones,
late of Greenpoint, Long Island. New
York, deceased and given bonds as the
law directs. All persons having demands
against the estate Of said deceased are desired
to present the same for settlement, and all
indebted thereto are requested to make pay
me IL Immediately. EDWARD b. WHMAN'
October f. a. Il. ioae
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yINHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i he has been duly appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Eben IL. Wyman late
deceased, and given bonds as the law directs.
All persons having demands against the estate
of said deceased are desired to present the
same for settlement and all indebted thereto
are requested to make payment Immediately.
October L. a. d. 1898. LEVI b. WYMAN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-10-19

Fisk, Harry E, 5-32 of Bind
er quarry property, sit
uated in South Goulds-
boro, 80 ! 30
Greedy. H, or unknown,
Long Polcupine island
situated in Frenchmans
bay, l,5oC 2i75
Hudg kins, Frank, lot of
land situated on eastern
end OF Middle Porcupihe
island. - Al
Hodgkins, + ID, or un-
known, Thumb Cap island
80 called, situated NEAR
eastern end Middie rorcu-
pine island III French
mans bay, % Al
Sowtc, b I. or unknown.
:: of mil privilege in
West Bay stream, 20 80
Sargent. simeon, lot of land
situated at head Of Jones'
pond, known AS Leonard
bunker lot, 30 60 80
Lot OF ian4 known as Eos
ter j NnKer lot near
Winter Harb"r stream, 20 40 Sc
Ward, Albert, or unknown,
hot oil laud on Goullshoro
Point known as the Lean
der \utter place and
buildings thereon, 400 50
Ward, Mis- Frances, or I'M
known, lot OF and
Curra kuoWua- Ward lot,
boundcd rs follows; ON
east by Gould-burU bay,
ON south 10y land of David
Rce, On month and west
Inv land OF George "
Allen, containing 100
acre-, more or less, 1O) go 30
JAMES A. HILL, Collector of taxes for
the town of Gould,boro for the year 1897.
t-pUlti- bOTO, Oct. /, ISIS.
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GEORGE P. GooDwfN, Collector
of taxes OF the town OF Dedhanl.
Oct H. 1898.
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acre, more or less, lOJ 20 80
JAMES a. HILL, Collector of taxes for
the town of Gould,boro for the year 1897.
t,null -hNrn. Oct. L, ls.lS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-10-19
STATE OF MAINE.

\ b YOUNG, Collector
for the year 1897.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-10-19

ATWOOD I. BVNETR7 GoIloet0f Of taxes
of the town of sullivan for the year 1917.
Sullivan, Oct. Ii, 1898.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-10-19

of taxes of the town of Bluehigl.
Bluehill, Oct. :, 1898.
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Name of owners, de- No Amt of
scription of property. Acres, Value. tax due.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-30

se' speaking Of Colonel Hooert
sohs new lecture, why ] Am an
va" says:
u Sunday n ,hrono,r. guidance !,
ct,1i ,aa,. ns =
4 ~. au.es anu gentlemen assem-
Ahle way. why I An an Arnostic ,
4ins this autobiorranhical simple
n personal exner,sncs from ,nfanti,e
Restraint and submission to man
~ nom o. and raticnaiism. the scope Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-30
NOTES oF TIE sTAGi:.

Anna Held is to travel in the pnrlor cal
| formerly owned by Mrs. Lnngtry, Fhe car
| moi Held has lively pass, ana pm u '"eit
| has been enough champagne drunk TO fls al
a good sized yacht.
| Tho annual anatomical show nj the Met
! ropolitan opera house, New YORK, ~ en-
and this year the exhibit II bare ncehs
and bosoms is as Interesting as ever. As
| n side diversion Damrosch and Ells arc
giving grand opera
| The first performance OF the students OF
the Stanhope- Wheatcroft DIR imalte school
| at Hoyt's last Thursday afternoon was
| most successful ailar
Miriam Skancke a STUDENT of the stan
| hope Wheatcroft dramatic school IN New
! York. is Il dream Of peans5-a GrecIsn
| goddess so 10 speak
| Paul Potter, the noted dramatist, HIS
written new play called "Th1 Dyddler,'
| Some uncommonly realistic Dasihnss JIG
promised for the new piece.
Manager Duncan b. Harrison has CYL
| IDENTIFY struck winner j.. The Paeih"
| Mall, which he produced lost week In
Brooklyn. with Kid Mccoy as the stellar
| feature.
| Thomas w. Keenc. accompanied by
Charles b. Hanford, have been doipg a
| very large business this season. Prosperity
has certainly struck hen from all re-
1 ports
| Not the least interesting feature in the
production OF So,isas new comic opera.
| 1.-THE Bride-elect" TO the fair sex. at least,
are the gorgeous costumes worn by LIZ
| lian Caiilsmith.
George Baokus, who has recently been
playing the leading part in Little christo-
pher,' has been engaged by w. a. Brady
fer an important rolo in Away Down
East a hayseed drama which is TO he
given it's first New York proiuGtion Feb
ruary al the Manhattan theater.
Kathryn Kidder Us recovering froin the
illness which brought her tour TO u close.
], is improbable that she VIII retire from
professional work, as ANNOUNCED in some
of the newspapers. although she has not
yet formulated any definite plans
MIR. aud Mrs Frank Westoa fEfle Ellis
lerJ are still gold hnniing In Colorado.
whore Mr.. Westons mining interests are
chiefly located. He has lately added 10 his
claims a mine In the klondikc.
Forbes Robertson and Mrs. atrick Camp
hell Win visit Germany. opsnlpg at the
Royal opera house, Berlin, on February ~,
presenting, In English, Hamlet, Mac
BETH and The Second Mrs. Tanqucray."
Minnie Seligmsn Cutting. who. deserted
The stage some time back after starring
tour with her very large husband In my
official Wife" has decided 10 return 10 the
stage within the month. She Is under con-
10 make her debut with well known vau-
deviile house.
Miss Marie burroughs. than whom there
are few more charming actresses. has an
nonnecd tina. she Will begin short STAR
ring tour In April which is perharE the
preparatory feeler' for the following sea-
son.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-30
Our Weekly New york Letter.

New York, January 26."rhe Tree of
knowledge" r. C, Cartou's problem ploy.
was given its first American promotion
Monday night at The Lycsum theater in the
presence of fashionable audience 1t was
evident at the beginning OF the perform
anoe that some people came to scoff, but
IN the end they were most vigorous in their
applause The new play borders on The
melo-dramatic and differs very much from
the usual problem play. The story is a re.
yersal OF the old idea that the woman is
the saint and the man the sinner in MIR.
Clrtoh's drama we are shown woman
steerei in perfidy, and man whose honor
and fidelity are really remarkable IL
treats rather freely OF the subject of the
sefea, but In such a fashion that offeuse is
avoided think the piece Will be more
talked about than any other recent pro-
duction- Manager Daniel Fruhman gave 1t
handsome scenic outfit. The role OF The
adVenturcss was cnpitally acted by Julie
OPP, and the captivating heroine by Mary
Mannerins.
Tuesday night Mr.. DAILY made known the
third OF his Shaksspearean reyivals In
Twelfth Night, WITH Ada Rehan as Vi
ella, one of her best representations. The
production was male with Days usual Law
ish scenery, costumes and accessories. Will
liam Gwen, enc of the best Shakespearean
comedians. was tue Toby lIeIch, and George
Clark the Malvolio.
Fanny Davenport. having cspitulated to
the syndicate" reached town Monday
night at the Fifth Avenue, where she
opened in her familiar La Tosca" Later
in the week she will present CLEOPATRA
/ understand that Miss DaYenport's en-
gagement is for two weeks. after which
MIS- Flske. who has not capitulated 10 tbs
Syndicate" VIII be seen IN Tess OF the
DfUrbervilles, Madam Modjessa comes to
this house later in some of the most popu-
lay plays OF her repertory.
THE Highwayman' ontinucs TO 90 a
good business at the Broadway. where 1t Is
likely to play for the remainder of The
season. IIilda Clark, the prima donna, re-
tires after the performance Saturday night,
and next Monday Camille D'Arvllle viii be
seen as the heroine. / think the mauase-
ment Is making mistake in this change
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audience with an amount OF fun and frolic.
There are few good pieces of the same
order that are fuller OF chances for a good
company and this production OF "a proai-
gal Father is in the hands OF cinaSle
people. There is tramp, a policeman a
diide, and a number OF Other people, al,
of whom are Indigenous, o Tie soil OF
farce comedy, and they kemp ut the fans
making from the beginning to the eTd CT
the performance OF pretty girls there are
FIVE or six. In this hevy Miss Rose Mel
vile is the Lender. aud l., hoyden'sn,
rollicking way she sets the pace for her
lovely playmates. More than half the time
the plot of the piece goes out of sight al
together, and on its ruins rise best OF
performers with songs, dances and imta.
tions. This part of the performance is en-
tirely satisfactory.
Especially engaged for this years per-
formance are the nod New York tray
esty artists. Jules and Ella Gar-isou. and
Dave J.. Halpins tramp act is The peer IL
anything of its kind. The Misses Davies
and Doerge, acrobatic dlncaas. are pItmeis
of sterling worth, aud the dramatic sup
port is such as has long since established
a reputation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-30

water ON the horns OF dilemma'--aIl Of
which were FIRST uttered by actors Of mors ~
lers renown
MacTeaty once remarked. IN tho course Of
30 ufter-dinner address. that b1 congratulated
himself upon having torn The mpek ~ the
tIEifur'g face and revealed his eleven foot
wEereupou Phelps rose 10 Second him aud
warmly urged that Il was thigh time the
oeiols. hydra headed far.ion. of which tue
Gentleman referred 10 formed the tail should
be soundIy raped oscr the knuckles
Mr. Beerbohm Tree, Sir. Cecil Raleigh. Mr..
Arthur Roberts, Mr.. Peu1ey and SIR. To0le
have uttered more spontaneous mixed meta
phors than most men. Patriotic Mr.. Becrb0htn
nous occasion that ''the Britinh Hon Will
never draw In It's horns or retire into rs she'll
whether roaming the deserts Of india, OK
pjorirg Tho mines OF hustralia or scaling the
mountains Of Canada
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-30
SAID NJ AeToRs.
was conspicuous y is absence. That phrs

II was ia belle smidson" who. writing to
a friend remarked: ~ have just received a
basket OF bapanas from an acquaintance and
am Fsndins my compliments in return. Solae
OF them are over q foot long.
II was Charles Kean who. speaking Of i
famous murder. declared that the hasasEjn
was evidently seeking for money, but. fort
and. therefore, he lost nothing but his life, =
james Anderson. speaking Of an empty
horse. happened 10 say that The audience
has nov passed into general use. and 70 have
safd 10 coming forvsFd'' and LANDED 10 bot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-30

Prescriptions No 1851. put up BY EimsI
~ Arend, sold By r. r. Schmidt. Houston
Texas. will relieve thpse effliete1 VIII
rheumatism. JJy . bottlA
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findnriai.

before New York courts, proverbial for prompt
and impartial decisions. and there forced to
full and final determination as such matters
only can be forced when backed by ability, ex-
periencc and capital The stock OF the Boston
d Montana Company is to-day held in small
lots by hundreds of investors, and in very large
blocks by five spectators. These spectators
have entered into an agreement not to dispose
OF their holdings without notice TO each other.
Wall and State Street history fails to record a
single instance where an agreement by more
than two spectators 20 pool stock has been
kept when the stock was under attack and
could be sold by parties to the pool at profit
AS it has been in the past so 1t will be with this
Montana pool.
Already a mysterious seller has appeared in
the market who is taking unusual pains to
spread the impression that his sales are short
stock Investigation will prove this seller re-
celves his orders from a business associate OF
Of the signers to the pool. l mention these
tricks Of the trade" not because / would have
them So but because believe in dealing with
material things as we find them In my opin-
ion, as soon as it becomes Street" knowledge
that zone OF the pool has run panic will ex-
list in the stock and the following morning the
financial critics will reGale their readers with
tales of wicked bears and helpless widows and
orphans.
Unquestionaby hardship will result IT,
through action of the courts or otherwise, those
who have made vast profits from the Boston &
Montana Company are compelled to lose part Of
them but this hardship will be no greater than
that experienced by the unfortunate holders Of
old Butte & Boston stock, who We're compelled
10 stand by and see their entire investment dis
sipated without redress The system Of modern
finance allowed the one and will compel the
other.
No holder OF the stock which this statement
may affect. officer. director or trustee who
has labored to promote this enterprise, and no
one who has acquired vast riches By the meth
DDS of the past can more sincerely regret the
coming events of which treat than l. but in
modern finance facts. not sentiment, must pre-
vail. THOMAS W. LANSoN'
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REAL ESTATE.
RECORD PRICE FOR UPTOWN PROPERTY.

Daniel S McElroy sold yesterday at Va'ua''oh
~ about $4,000. payment being made IN properly
and cash. the house and lot, $x36', al the sou'''
west corner Of Madson-ave. and forty-secohu-s. ~,
He bought the parcel three years ago LOT 'i",""
cash. price then considered exceedingly h's" io
small! a plot uptown. While the iac' Una VI"
present sale is in part trade to some sma eA'e'
discounts the valuation $50 a square foot II s the
record price for uptown property IN an ae'ua'
transaction TO date. Properties In West broau"ay
and Leroy-st. are given In part payment oy 'n'
buver whose name is not vet revealed. The brok-
ers in the transaction were swartout & GO.
f. de r. Wissmann sold for William II. Geisheh-
en-, president Of the Garfield Natiohai Dahn, -
Ottinger Bros the northwest corner or Ce"''"'
Park West and Seventieth-st plot 1OOxlZo.
Edward Furnval sold for Rachel Axeiroa NO ~
West Ninety-nlnth-st. new triple hs'house' io'
about $3i 100 T., ,,o MR.
l.. J. Phillips & Co were the brokers In tne p, u.
chase by Macmillan Morgenthau, OF .ne i,J AZ
corner Jf Fifth-ave. and One-huhu'e"-
teenth-st. on Friday. ,.a -, tba New
There were no auction sales booked AT TUG Az"
York Real Estate Salesroom yesterday
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

oG,h.et No West; 2;xloC II fr'e'a nav $40 500
a,thst No no West 2sxsoll John MADDEN 10 30 900
the Ernst Marx Nathan COMPANY 49, ~
Lots II. II u. Block 2g,s ana i9 ,n, "a.
- Block 2.y29. map lI8 lots batngh rnu
tate: "a ave iIist st; 2's dnany r e5 900
"A ave p3o : n n OF Wendover- ave, voN
l25; the Ernst Marx Nathan company " 1900
sam FL 100 n OF West End ave, IVY
lo22 Charles Gshren and wife 70 ino'''S es 600
Mcclure
SOD ST 30 3lT west 20x022: Henry Parsons 10 IN ON
fiustaVe & Henry
West End ave n . 6Bth 81. 2OlV 70 s ,o.n g.
x 100 1908 IS lWo 70 @ ~
\ W -: John r Farley 10 Cornelius !, OUShh,,.
IOlh st. 100 II Of coumons ave ,a 5000
Edward T. Mccall. referee. to Edgar 'o"s''''''
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Nsslunee Gale.
ff(usical obstruction.

r li2 EAST 18TH ST ......: The ONLY
n y =. CONSERVATORY il2 East 18th st..........
The FAMOUS MUSIC SCHOOL. Open Daily
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CTNARD LINE.
AnINS Nile AND PALESTINE PARTIES.

- r.av. Ian 81 Feb ana is Long tours s3s5. give
q s,is st Constaatnopls. days In Athens option OF
or In Egypt or Paestin" WIN go s'de UP
70 ISL .n.ndng weeks in Egyp. and Palestine. $3.50
Social Round World Party, sliOo Leaves NOV ."
,.s,ps,i trip s5OD Japan and China Trip. $3.50
H""N" "''' f. {. CLARK. III broadway y. Y.
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;ERRaAN MeDlT ERRANEANSERVlCE

NORTH GERMAN
LLOYD.
Express steamer
10 Gibraltar. NJ
"a Victoria. Nov. ). II AN.
,Kais'rW H.. Nov. l2,l IL AN.
81. Pism' ok Nov. 10. II AN.
Also steamers FOR Alexandr
Return tickets avail9oi, 4
from Naples. Genoa. Gibrall
don. Southampton. Paris ard
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
OELRICHS & CO., Agents,
BOWLING OR. y. Y.
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Anrtinu Gnlcs-

/<N"|O|~~<N"O|<N~N@NN~N/~
NJ ORTGAGE SALE-By virtue u power Of attorney |
Nl have forecl0sed certain chattel mortgage. said
mortgage was fled office OF Register OF the County
OF KinEs For the performance Of the conditions
therein contained have taken into possession the
FOLLOWING goods and chates TO wilt one white horse.
ss,er wagon one harness and i've hundred set,er
hottles ali which will sell 70 the highest bidder for
cash al $50 O'Clock A NJ on the 18th day OF October
% Eastern Brewing Company. corner Bush
viek ave and MeserOlest.. BROOKLYN.
WIN ATTORNEY FOR MORTGAGEE.
PHILIP GOODMAN. CITY Marshal
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NEW BUILDINGS.

9th s., No 40 West. for three story n.lek
stable - 1lx93.G. Jacob Wall. ot No "a Nest
Dist a., owner: Jardine. Kent Il Jartlne' afchi- 49,
90. q. .
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ERENCH LINE.
L coNpAGNIE GENERALE TRANsATLANTiQuE
t ,,nr1"r line TO HAv1E-PARIS (FRANCEl
D' Sailing Every SATURDAY az 10 A. NJ s.
,, d. No AZ North River. foot Morton street a..
rom r,oa Oct 20 La Champagne. nov. -
- T1ursine Nov la B.etssns H.c
la Gsseogns, 90, ~ q and can Bowling Green. ~ T.
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/,ooK.S NILE STEAMERS.

\ o. r,r, Class Tourist Steamers viii leave Cairo for
he First Cataract p....... m ~.
it"IIes' y ~ Rsmeses ........... Dec. ~
,ins win cooks steamers Tor the second Cataract
eunys thereafter Dahabeahs and special steam
Mres ny ,riynI. parties TliOS. COOK a son. Pol
y Y
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Ofean 9leamerE.

PED ID LINE.
For Ia Gusyra. Puerto Cabeio. Curacao ana AAfs
caibo via curacao-Calling also at Porto RICO
From Roberts Pier, Brookyn - n
: PHILADELPHIA. saturday nov o. NJ
CARACAS...............S Saturday, Nov. ~ =. ~
These steamers have superior accommodations to' pas
''"'e BoULroN BLISS pALIEIT.
General Mapsgcrs. i3o front 81
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Real Gsiate for Crebauee.


WANTED Furnished fat OF or = rooms IN exchange
w t,r furnished Of II rooms In Atlantic CITY,
ot,,c.st location COTTAGE, ! .2c0 broadway.
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miscellaneous.

A LADY whose means Will not admit Of adopting
"A child will take charge. without remuneration. ~
mo,haress little girl orphan. Chd's b.
ample enough living on same scale her protector
He'''e"N HOME" 2G9 broadway