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Satisfaction OF Mortgages.


II NJ Strauss 4 Go. have sold for Mayer Else
mann the plot 100, with old buildings Nos
es5 To 2a7 Grand street
W W Mcfarland has sold 10 q Mrs Lewis the
iOui story American basement dwelling 2Ox56x
a. No 81 Riverside Drive, for about $40. 900
, Mary =, Reynolds has sold 10 A. II. BTaunrr the
,9nr story brick dwelling, ON lot 2OxlOO,5. No
q Wcs, Seventeen street.
Wen Mayer have sold the two six story trnr
,,nrnls each on lot 27Sl0O Nos 720 and 722
alxth avenue
Rachel I.cse has sold the FIVE story fiat on lot
s"Xlm II. No IL West 18th street
u I Perry has sold TO Rose Mack the FIVE
story tenement on lot 25Xl0O, No 233 West Sixty
second street
Roth has bought the thrce-story brownstonc
DWELLING on lot 10 oxlOO. No '2i8 East SiNueth
e. Is Fish has sold the three. story brick stable,
On lot 25Nl0O, No $40 Amsterdam avenue
leopold Iiutter has sold 10 A. ROthcrmel the
plot % 400, on the northwest corner Of 10th
street and Morris avenue The buyer gives in
par payment the Ave story Hat, No SOC West
chester avenue
Nathan Silverson has bought the old building,
streets
Anna NJ Van Dohlen has bought the three
snIy dwelling, on lot 25xlOO, No 2O64 RIVER ave
nue. b. \ Maclaire was the broker in The sale
Is reported that Brandt * Kirby have old
70 an Investor for $3.50 600 IA West Side elevator
withheld " " "
g., he three six story tenements each on lot ok
" are reported sold, the two Ave story flats,
nT 20 and .. West l20th street being taken
III part payment
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q, one front dwelling; Charles L. Jones execu-
tor. Horace j. Parmelec against Jacob l.. Noor.
hees ct al; Nash & Jones, attorney; Henry r.
lieylman. referee: amount due. 81 POS; subject
10 mortgage, $4,000 and taxes, &c, SS7S.42
ny JOHN t. BOYD.
Amsterdam avenue, No. ., 1OS, west side. 81, II
feet south Of l65h street 30x 100 fye.story brick
fiat with stores; the German Savings Bank against
John Il. Dauagh ct al no ~; Hollis. Wagner q
Burghard. attorneys; Joseph Koch referee; amount
due. S24. $50: subject TO taxes. &c, $500.
Amsterdam avenue. No 2, 100 west side. 81. 4
feet south ~ i65th street, 20x100; same against
same tNO. p; same attorneys and referee: amount
due. S2d $50 subject to taxes, &c, $500.
ny WILL AN KENNELLY.
Kelly street, Noe 843 TO 947. north side. 15 feet
west Of Wales avenue. 75x1l5x86 4x724. three
four story brick flats Michael Cowen against
Louis NJ. King ct al; T. Channon Press, attorney
subject 10 mortgages s27. 0ts ~, and taxes. &c,
$50 II
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10th at, c5s Y, 2craas: Frederick watch.
tel to Pincns Lowenieid and sno...,.... 81
2sth u, ss. $40 " 9th av. 2JyySB; Charles
Brandt Jr. to pa"iel Lazy .......:........ $4,000
Emeline Armstrong. Observation-Disclosures.
llSth ct, ~ W, isioxioJ.ti; George LeNy
OF oil to Amy Levy .,.................,...... 1
tsth ~. ns, 200 . 9th M toxloob; MAJ.
Riverside Drive, =, Bt2, sgd at. 2i.2x
!o.3Irreg; Vim " Mcfarland to chss
,fth at. So. 26o " Union "a. 25sys rhon,..
Mckeon. to Josef steiner ;..;,... 1870
4gd 1T. 324 ", 25I9s.O; John Campbell TO
Henry G l. Peetsch ~ -. Sc 900
Prospect Az, cor Dawson ct. 20kBb
James Meehsn TO Margaret Dean. go,
Eldridgo 1t, a.. and l0S Hester At: HymAn
- drut to Bernstd Reich. ....,...... $4,000
mort; John Stoves TO Jane. Msehan 1900
13hth st. u a. st36 . eth ~, I5.d1W.lI;
f, Emms q leith g James lnne., r.;
Erickson to Edith !. Cooper. ............. I
Webster Ay. wP. 22b n ly5th at. 25ttOo.7
Decatur N es. ,26 n 1phth Of. 2htiOu:
John Smith. referee. to Nara NAlen.
Josef steinerto FINN. iIesly ct Al -,,:.. 10000
1o5th ~, ~, 80 and % ": WILDER Mcbride.
referee to Herman Davidson. .......,..... 1900
Anthony av w.. 30 Minerva vi old line.
a'IiUo; wiusiow 4 Busbv TO Dorothsa
Valentine AZ. vs.. 74.i sisnih 81 2hIiCUi
n25tioO.lo Mary seterd TO Joseph
Ruttervnrth .... ....................... 800
Pleasant az, 4sa q. iaIaa Lizzie J Dochery
To- John u Montross. trustee. .... .........
5Sth At, -, 100 " 18th hy. 20. -. Thco-
dor" starr to Emelire Dsnfcrth. go. sas3a
Beech Az, :, lot lvS. map Iscnnia PARK 70
Zoo trlnk + Mserath 20 Isaiah y rtsr., EIrh.
snih At. az ", 2oI 100. ~ Harr etSsedgwick
30 reorgl ! BsNwnsll ......... ........
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Mondays Auction Sales.

rl,. ny PETER r. MEYER 4 60.
!, r.ufIdge street, No. o., northeast corner Of
nrSNr street l98N50S, five story brick store
anu tenement; Rubsam & Hermann Brewing
hcImer L, 4 NJ, attorneys; William A. boyd.
xaoStrG amount due IS 60i; subject 10 mortagagcs
eE"1n and taxes, &c, $3.50
-, 'asu street No 80, south side, 335 feet west
~ nlh Avenue, 25X98.li, five story brick flat
iI,Iam FISHER against John McChristie ct al (;
muTp, Strong n Whitehead attorneys: Wilbur
!" taxes. Sc, S772 90
Ft Nv luCIARDy Y. IIARSETTk co
lily seventh street, No, ii7, on map No i5l
id 4 S,n" 25S feet east Of Tenth avenue, i6SN
~ I"lf story stone front dwelling Henry
,m.Vn - trustee Of Henry Burden decreased
, En,rN Lmma {. CrUgcr: Eugene Smith. at
que Sl2Si0 subject 10 teScs, &c S2Ss T.
r,t. ny CHARLES 4. RTRRiAS
wy seventh street No. AL, north side -
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REFORMED on pREsBrrERrxyy
A Division Of tho Congregation Of \ Little
Church In farnnus.


Master In Charcerv William g. j.. See took
testimony In Jersey city Yesterday In relation
to a difficulty which has divided the Free Re-
formed Church OF lagamus. y. J.. into two fac
tons. ParamuS Is settlement in Bergen
county. mud tho Free Reformed Church under
the pat toral care OF thr Rev. Henry Issrman
WINS in n nourshng coalition until the pastor
and the majority OF the congregation decided to
adopt the Presbyterian faith. Asmall minority
cluug TO the Reformed faith and questioned
the right OF tie majority To retain control o'
the church building. The majority applied to
the Reformed Chassis OF Bergen for permission
to withdraw from tho Clsssis. II was refused
and instead the C'as.is adopted a resolution
eSpslling the pastor and Deacons Daniel Van
Horn. Dante" rost. John Il. Nandsrhrck. Dan ell
Helms George tuuticS ana John storms.
The minority brought suit In thlnc-ry to
compel Pastor lssrman anu MS followers TO
censs using the name at N" Free Reformed
Church OF pntamus and to surrender the
church pron-riy hr. lSrrman ana his sui;
applied for an order to show cause why the
suit should not he discontinued. They say tlr,
minority consists 81 only four members an
does not constitute the Free Church ~ Para
mus h. testimony Will be submitted To the
Chancellor
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pr. Alice Urownell Refuse. to Resign.

NEWARK. y. Y. Nov. DR. " Alice Brovnell
the resident physician o. the State Cu-tod al
Asylum. has decided no. TO resign in accord.
aucs with the resolution OF the Board of Man
ayers served on her Yesterday. requesting her
to res On or be elected. The resolution says
that there ia n ttiction between Supt. {. W.
Wtnpear and Mira. Bruwnell and That they are
not on speaking terms, Mrs Drowned denies
the allegations and says she believes Il will 10
for the interests az the institution for h"r -
remain until asked to resign by higher au-
thOrity
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r Frederick Faye vs. James Flanagan G. 81: atty.

Frederick Faye vs. James Flanagan ct o.; atty.
CE Miller.
p6th ct, n =. Iooe ada 2711oos william Bryan W
Adelgunds Wcisswnn ct al, foreclosure lien;
atys, KurLmAn 4 L.
1l1tA a.. n q. 100 Lemon av, 7bx10o.1l; Albert l.
foss vs. Michael Romeo ct al; atty. II - WosselmNn.
Madison ~. =, 225 Jackson At, 20. 1893 .; ~.
ward II Reynolds ys John o Cornell ct al: atty,
HSH,nln.
12Sth 81, n g. 80 W nj Az aOxaoil; laura Lee de
Caumont vs. Harriet Il Doran ~ ad:nN. ct al; atty,
y Stier,
p2d At. s ., 1875 Central PARK west. IssNloo :;
Hymsn Som and ano VS. Patrick q Council 1T al;
Attys. uayman 4 r.
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18th st. 50 cs5.1 pthav. 15.iH.sp. Norman I
Howe ys klphnnse y NoiTanlt ct al, to set aside
conveyance; atty. p solomon.
9TH az. 65. ~ and ~. Brkte'k Investment Savings
and Loan COMPANY ~ AuI'r,cn Va John Sagii
ct al; to cancel deed atty. r Currell.
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Plan. Filed for Sew buildings.
sd st and 18th hv. n . cor: one'stnry
freight house: y Y Central aud liu ison
~ n ~ M nuy.r. Al N,rhrls a~4httast.

sd st and 18th hv, n cor: ore.st0ry
freight house; Central aud Hu lson
n II co. owner; q Nichols. architect;
Morris Az. =, 100 1884 ~. one.strry
sthhl"; Louis Su;l, owner. / MDrech',
arch ltect: cost 10
l44th ~, GOs-S1U r.; ouc.story shed: Man.
haitian Elevated Rway Go, Uwnor, lOUi,
Falk architect. cost OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
Hslsey pl, n =. 126 Greene HN. two.storv
dwelling: Patrick owens, owner; e. II.
BullOrg, arch lite IT cost. ...,............ 1900
I'd at, 222 Pa r. impr ,vement to tenement
and stores q W Folsom, owner. KurtIor
Roll, archit cts; cost ................... ISIS
I'd at. ia IL impr ,vemcnt to tnncmout and
stores u W Folsom, owner: RurP,r "
HI. s-rhitects. cOSt...................... .2J
Sd At, 2Ig.oiH " improvement To- tenement
and store: st John the BRptist FuHHHt.
ton owner: kurtler y ROh. architects,
Fordhan Road and Tibant Ry. soror; tu.
proyeme 1t to dwe!hngi Charles Nrcc.
LAND, owner: Kutt,,r Rohl architects.
Sd av. 2sODg improvement - stores F-rdi.
nAnd Hecht owner G T Msesr, architect
4oth st. 90 "; alteration to fence. Mira
DIewis. owner q II Budong, architect,
cost.....,.r.,. ...,,.t.,,... $40
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SrAlpIn u II, to Rudolph VI Hotn. Broad.
way. PSI sud 2S5; : yrs. .... ..,,.....
Schwever. Edward. To George \OcEnoth. 10Th
AV tl2 ) t.I2yrs ...................
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Satisfied Mechanics Liens.

ast Cherry a., isso ..''''''.''..''....s.'. Si2g
Same Ia same; ~ and II r. pSth st, lHhN. 1o4
EJgers, Char. es. VS. i,outher Hornei wales
aN, n " cor lb2d at, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., tGh
Hughes, PAtrick J. VS. George II Anderson
and anO; Webster a.. sc cor 81 Paulh pi, .
Same " ,sne. Webster az, n cor 81 Paul'A
pl, 1874 ..... ...,.,.. Observation-Disclosures. &C
sam" NasiInc, WendoNo nv, secIr Brook -
aN, 1850 .......r.....s NJ
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Fast side.
West side.

S1TH ST.. ~ EAST-HIgh class spartmsnts
IL 4. 8. q rooms: bath. heat. hot water gas. cleo
trc light gas range, telephone
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Assignments OF Mortgage.

Fro.t Flhu h al. trust eeS and ears. 20
u Dis.oswAy, = part goo. -............... "a
Levy. Barnett, Ia Charlotte HAsturf,........ D..
Nechau. James T, to John 2 Stseyes........ n
Meyer. Frvdk ". to Albert l. foss, ,,.......
Tils q iarantee Trust Co to Abbie Nor
Wet Zimri 10 oscar D West ............. .
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Recorded MORTGAGES.

McEeone Thom,.. to Metropolusn Lite Ia.
w.dron Htfsd. TO 10 S 'F,can M,:iop.ry OoOO'
Is.n. inath =, ~. zoe Br.adaH.a4r. &C., 500
rrside Drive. li5 - ?I1ioo. yrs. -. 1880
Douglass. Fipascth ct Al. 10 Vim r. John.
sou. saith n, rs. 40 ZOE Lexington N.S
LoStp'ell rnyus aud sno. to Frederick -.
Wa'h;ei. iu'h 81. 80 l., Yrs. ........ 5000
Kremor Francis. TO unton Dime s.,,rg'
Iu'tinton, i+7th st, 80 2to BonIe .o,
co6sn, piyii. 70 VIM " Vaughan, ?nd.y,.. ..
cor inIth -. mos .,.. -, $780,, 10000
pee, AZ, SO cor Dawson It. 8 yrs''.'.'..,' 1900
Cohen, David. To- LILY Gold,hear. Srd sv.se
v.l nt,p. Mar. !. {. n. chamberlain;
Raven Il cEafd NJ. 10 rnton D!ns saving,
lust. I+7ih stss 500 " Grand boulevard. 80,
esr.,y. Annie N, % the cay Tvs; SAFE De:
ans ", secured undertaking. ON appeal 2.o5s
The Mrs Miller 20 Tobacco hfy. TO
s TsnsSn Il, si.c s!sn, S%s 50.
Columbia 1T, yrs. ...... ..........:. L.ooo
R Dc GGnf,i.i. issd 81 "sntrs line. NV
closed a, GA Ki9s,trtd,s Iaaa centre
r"n. 'H ,s ' % 9tSs SSSS ssnsT.
l4aa at, :ol.;; 70 road : to beg; also
st point s62 v u sth sv, d.m,ud.,..,.-. 1000
isGth st. SIS, 800. wiiiox Az demand. $500
M isa,s a., INV .s' sSo " wii@s Az, Selsnd 1900
Holmes Vim Ii. and Patrick smith, to Sell.
| CAntwell Dawson ct, Ms 7I.ss Beach
demand $50 Vs.. -. s.2ot
! Same to VIM 7 Hockey. Dawson st. nsT7.s
Be ach Av IT. ,........ .s....r.,r., zoe
| Greer, Rachel. to Gustav 3 B0ehm. CrotonA
| Av II cor oakland pl emani............ zoe
| BeAls. Morell u. q John Bcals trustee,
Haven Az. VS. 100 Il from 9th ~,
| produced runs " TO boulevard Lafayette.
lNe yrs ..,..,s...,,..... t.+b'
I Maddox. william 8. t. Equitable Life As
| snrsnce Society, sthAv n cor i%Nh OF.
ash. Rsbecca. to william B..dieston.
lSl TO lN1 Monroe 81. demand. ........... t0.Oot
| Mclaughlin, rhomAsJ to the Brick Prosby.
! terIan Church 1875 " 1iu-t yrs....... 10000
! H.uer Dorothea TO New York Building.
/ Loan and Banking Co, Anthony sv.vs,6o
nj hIner>s p!, in-t,il, .......w =, >...,: %''a'
! and wife 2Si7 Decatur ay, yr...... ..... 90
/ weed, Hamilton ". TO German savings
! B,nk West End av. n co. 9Th vt. Ut 100. 90
INV cor Csdar Az, SyS, ''',l,,.....''. 1850
! Brownc'l. george 7, to Harriet 3 sedgwick.
"l2 West syth ~, yrs..................... GO
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Miscellaneous Sale or Rent.
% Iet for NnsinesG purposss.

ATTRACTIVE OFFICES TO let at 20 Union
~ aldaIe, Broadway and l'th st.
ORD N.-lArrrlcut uppor unity. double store
- with fudr lNITg rooms suitable tpr grocery,
hutcl.t, .nd Auu-, farm s',ts rhrap rcnt.
sIklGhEk auIS ID aN, loIth 81,
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J=THsT, - wEsT.-Siceiy Furnished rooms with
- board; reference; table board.
2DDST, 81 AND 30 WEST, NEAR BROADWAY
dining room; rooms en- suite with bath; also other
desrsble rooms.
2lTH ST. 20 wEsr.-Hsnd. ltne second door.
III newly decorated: private bath; private table,
opposite Waldorf. unimpeschable references
SIsT ST. 30 wFsT-EeeantIy furnished room;
u .rfirste American family, excellent table and
attendance; references
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Gitu Real estate.

Borough of Manhattan For sale.
Above 1ath St.-5,h Az. to North River.
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Citu Real Gstatt.

Borough of Manhattan For sale.
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JAMAICA IS THE PLACE.

Horuct honestly constructed; references always to
people We haN" -od to; only four lrt', hugh class.
modern. steam heated humes: every improvement.
u - u rpom' 81. 90 t. S7,5rn. complete. with
lawns, s'rub1.ry, shade and fruit trees near depot
md hopls, particulars and photographs mailed;
Oy,n sunday. o'CONSOR BOOTH. hay ~. and
Hillside aN
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Situations 1tan,ea-ftmales.

A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; we'll sdu.
Gated; good tpsller trAnscrlbcs nutes quickly and
accurately; sIpegignctd IN commercial and Literary
work; expert on Smith Premier OF lost. Address
BRAINS. box ls2. sun once
LSGLISH LADY as useful companion TO LADY; or
IL teach and care for Child over three highest
references. L., care box 90. Mount Vernon y. y
pEsroNslBLE party would care for houss. fur
IL Mashed oruntutuIshsd, highest reference. J. ID.
box =, 1ta sd Ay
STENOGRtpHER. TYPEWRITER: 3 years
- perenre sccpri.e. rapid; ability above average;
excellent education. Room Z. csS Broadway.
WANTED. with private family. place Of cook. BY
w experienced colored person. Apply Mrs. L.
LOWELL, Ia West 2eth 81.
YOUNG WOMAN as companion; willing {, assist
L at light homework. Address A. sASTELL, Gen
srAl Dol NuIy. PltIrsOn. NJ
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Country Board.

LITTLE GIRLS
A quiet country home for limited number OF lit
tie girls. with home instruction aud mothers care.
Highest references Address
MISS =. II. FENSER.
Wyoming. r. I.
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Sticet GoarG.
tu-t side.

A -i1s r. eth ST. Large and small rooms. e1.
~ cellent board special terms for season; central.
MADISON Az. 100. Two handsome. large rooms
-i private; also back parlor; table ana attendance
unercolied
cSTH ST. I24 EAST Large aud small rooms.
~ comfortably furnished; good table; psrlOr
dining room.
TIN 81, 1o fASr. Large second.s'ory front
u room, with board references required.
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West Side.

h.--A.-ATTESTIOS!
Attractive suites. with bath; also single rooms with
orwthout board; bachelors rooms; doctors Offices:
references.
y. c. LELAND q CO.,
Wat daA
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Fore closures.

i33d ,t.ss. ~ Msoimbs Dam road. looI
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FURNISHED Rooms & apartments to Yet
West Side.

10TH ST. 1ai WEST :. Newly furnished room,
~ also back pArlor with running water; gentle
men.
IIsTB. ST. 3I3 wEsT-Larre front alcoya room;
~ ALEC smaller room; breakfast optional.
E1TH sT.. 40 WEST - Large, pleasant, newly
I'll furnisbcd 70 running water; also one uu
furnished room: private house
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employment bureaus.
Bureau OF Social Requirements,

MRS. LFpYAND STEVENS. MANAGER
10 WEST A2D ST. TsI.pho.s 8is3-ss.
Desirable positions Tor capable employees Score
tar.cs, guNerLCssCs, companions, boohkeepsrs.
housskecpor- and all household position. for males
or females. Tutors for backward or invalid boys
Packers and days workers provided. Shopping
orders hlled without charge. The Real Fststs De
partment deals in city aud country residences, and
III apartments OF the class sought by its patrons
Information concerning approved Hotsls and
Boarding Hpuses. CirCulars M led upon rsau~at
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miscellaneous.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED jo,rd rooms, suites:
- private families not advertising, everything
Inspected tnIl nnru 'nlnrs save answering unknown
advertisers: references MANHATTAN APARTMENT
COMPANY. 1893 Broadway t.otD
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Dwelling Nuuacs ~ grt.

A -,HOCsES. mnturniAhcd AMI f,rn!,hch, IN dos!r'
"a able loCatinn-, rent ~. Onu Ia 10000.
FOLSOM BROTHERS, $50 broadway
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Aouse9, Rooms, PLACES Of DusMcss,
&c.. Wantra.

W'ASlFD-i'ni Jru' l." siEtll> family If
W mlll a. IIrI 81 i -.rpum apa Ut or snail
house, lpw rental SMhHl. hpI ~ !u once.
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Borough of Bronx Sale or Rent.

DROSN-A lau1,oms new house Cor sale. ~.
ID story; ~ ms srd bah all inpr1yem ent,'
pen plumbing. decorate and pApered: Perry ay
near 2u.th St. north of Bedford Park. Apply 10 b.
nAIpIN, on premises, or Pelham Ay.. ForiLaui.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-10-20

the day and month of your BIRTH"
THE day and month";" repeated
Evelyn, raising her eyebrows. "Oh, the
10th of August! l suppose you do not
insist upon the year as well!"
Mo- do not insist; but anybody
who is particularly anxious to give it
is quite at liberty to do so. There.
Miss Luttrell-the 18th of Augusta
lie had pulled out of his pocket a
small rather Enthusiastically bound book.
and, opening it at a certain page, he
now laid it down before her. There
is a verse of poetry for you, and a
line of Shakespeare; but whether eth
er the poetry or the Shakespearean line
is in the least appropriate l do not
know"
But how strange-nobody else has
written on this page at all! Am I to
have it quite to MYSELF"
"Yes-it seems as If you are to reign
supreme. 1t is all the better, though,
for, with five lines at your disposal
and the Major glanced at her signi-
llcantly-"you can add as many par"
ticulars as you like. Want of space
cannot be made an excuse for omit
ting the all-important year."
"Well, at any rate, let me have a
good pen!" She drew the ink stand
towards her, took up a quill. and in
clear legible characters wrote Eve
Ign G. Luttrell." There, Major
Major Brown-will that satisfy your"
looking up, to find the Major, who
had come close to her side, staring
down at her signature most attentive
ly.
Her words seemed to recall him to
himself.
THANK you. / cannot tell you how
much Obliged 1 am. You have done
me great service, Miss Luttrell"
mo, indeed have done nothing. I
am honored that you should care for
my signature at all. But have you
a great many names down? May I
look through the book?"
Certainly, II you care to do so,
only"
why did he suddenly hesitate? Eve
Ign, who had turned over a couple of
pages and vas contemplating in OBJ
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-10-20
CASUALTIES.

Riverside, n. Frederick George
and his three little daughters, aged 6,
and years, respectively, were in
stantly killed by Pennsylvania ex-
press train. They were driving across
the track.
Thomas, W. Wa powder and dy-
Mantle explosion in the office OF the
Davis Coal and Coke company killed
Ira Nycum, the timekeeper, and in
jured five other employees. Loss,
$4,000.
New Iberia, La.-Fire destroyed a
large section of the business portion of
the town, extending from Iberia street
to Julia street, along Main street, and
from Main street to st. Peter street.
The loss is estimated at 100000.
Wautoma. Wis.-The 4-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Fry, living three
mnes southwest of this village, fell
into box of slaked lime and may lose
his eyesight.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-10-20
CRIME.

Vienna-Telegrams from Linz, capt.
tai of Upper Austria, on the Danube,
report that the inhabitants of that dis
trict are in a state of terror owing to
series of Jack the Ripper" murders.
Denver, Colo.-James X. Stratton,
the noted mail-box robber and forger,
has escaped from the penitentiary at
Canon City, where he was serving a
sentence of twenty-one years.
Easton, Ill.-An attempt was made
to blow open the safe of the Easton
bank. The ROBBERS were frightened
away before they finished their job.
Two men have been arrested at Mason
City on suspicion.
Pana, Ill.-Four mines are now
working under union rules.
Detroit-John Dean was sentenced to
fifteen years in prison for wife murder.
Fort Thomas, Ky.-The forty-e'ghth
United States infantry (colored) is
filled to its maximum.
Halifax, N. determination has
been received of the rumor that the
steamer Scotsman has gone to pieces.
She broke up during storm.
Washington-Capt. Ike T. Jobe, late
OF the Sixth United States volunteer
infantry, has been arrested on the
charge of using war department PEN
atty envelopes for private letters.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-10-20
THE PRESsMEN PLEASED.
Tho TranscOntinentaI Trip Was Sur
prise To Them.

Tho Transcontinental Trip Was n Sur
prise to Them.
The following telegram has been ro-
C"ived by Mr.. ID. McNicoll assistant
general manager of the Canadian Pa
citic Railway, from Mr.. w. S. Dingman,
president of the Canadian Press Asso-
citation:
Vancouver. Aug. Fl, 1899.
Zone hundred members of the Cana
dian Press Association are deeply
grateful to the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way Company for the unremitting cour-
tesy and hospitality which has made
their trip across the continent the most
interesting and pleasant Of all their
outings. Though conscious of the
sterling work accomplished In the
spanning of continent, for a large
part remote from settlement. and in
the opening up of territory as vast as
some empires, the actual view unfolded
on the journey has impressed the ex-
cursionists more forcibly than words
can represent. The development all
along the route, in cities as we'll as in
agricultural and grazing sections, has
surprised us, and is most encouraging
to lovers of solid progress and hopeful
prosperity. The ease and comfort with
which the trip from ocean to ocean is
attended in the cars and in the c. p. r.
hotels, through a service unexcelled
anywhere, is a triumph for Canadian
skill and enterprise second only to the
financial and engineering victories at
tanned in the building of the greatest
scenic and developing line in America.
wv. S. DINGMAN,
president Canadian Press Associa-
ton"