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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18
Noiire 60 Creoilors.
& L p Err OR co u 7, NEW HAVEN

County. the Both day OF March. 1sao.-Frederick A.
Belts. Insurance Commissioner The Connecticut Life
Insurance Company Of Waerburyorder de Presentation
OF Claims and Notice to CredorsIn the above entitled
action. on petition and hearing order having been
made appointing The New Haven Trust Company to be
the Receiver OF said The Connecticut Life Insurance
Company Of Waterbury. II Is further ORDERED:
That period Of six months from the APRIL
1890 be and is hereby limited for the presentation OF
claims against said company, and that Gains be
proved by presenting the in writing verified by
oath. the committee hereinafter and that ali
claims against said company presented within said
shall be barred: that John Bristol and
Edward II. Rogers. both OF the City OF New Haven
and State Of Connecticut be and they hereby ap-
pointed Committee. TO hear and decide upon claims
against said and that notice OF this
given TO the creditors Of said company by publishing
copy hereof least week for four successive
following the date hereof in newspaper pub
lished each Of the cities 81 Waterbury, New Haven
Hartford in the State ~ Connecticut New York
City and further by mailing each known creditor OF
company postage prepaid copy OF this order BY
the Court. John Currer Gallagher Assistant Clerk All
persons having claims against said company re
auested present them to Mr. John ". Bristol
No s65 Chapel St. New Haven Conn., to Mr.. Edward
H. Rogers. No. l79 Church St. New Haven. Conn. All
persons Indebted 10 said company requested
immediate payment TO the undersigned az No ~ Church
ST. New Haven. Conn THE NEW HAVEN TRUST
COMPANY Receiver Of The Connecticut Life Insurance
Company OF Waterbury BY Edward A. Bowers. Vice
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18
iflaster's Notltc.


NA JERsEY.-Between The Farmers Loan and Trust
CornenI Il all Complalnants, and Hudson Tunnel Rail
way Company ais. Defendants. FL Fa For sale ~
Mortgaged premises, sc. Returnable May Term. 1879
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that in pursuance OF a
decree In the entitled cause and by virtue OF the
above stated writ TO me directed and delivered shall
sell by public vendue the morgaged premises at the
door Of the Office Of the Hudson Tunnel Railway Com
many situated at the foot OF Fifteenth Street. the
North River in Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey
O'clock and n.cen minutes the afternoon. oil the follow
ing described property rights and franchises with the
appurtenances, that II TO say:
nanys tunnels and OF railway. already CONSTRUCTED
or now IN Of construction and which said
are now known intended to be known the North
state OF New York Jersey City in the State OF
Jersey including all sidngs, branches rights Of way
deno,s workshops. enginehouses, car-houses freight
houses and other buildings. structures and terminal
feet I'm the city OF New York; apperaining all
same and all rolling stock, machinery. tools implements
materials fuel and all other equ pmens appurenances
and property OF nature kind descrp
ton whatsoever held acquired any time
after 18th lay Of April 1850 held acquired by the
Hudson Tunnel Railway Company. together with all and
the said railways branches lands and premises either
thereof belonging in any wise appertaning. and Inc
reverson reversiOns remainder and remanders tolls
rents, Issues and profits thereof
also all the estate right. title interest property posses
sion claim and demand whatsoever. well as in
equity the said Hudson Tunnel Railway Company Of
with appurtenances and all the property rights and
franchises granted conferred the said Hudson
Tunnel Railway Company.
Dated March 10. 1899.
RANDOLPH PARMLY,
Master in Chsncery OF New Jersey.
HENRY s WHITE.
Solicitor for Complainants.
20 Montgomery Street
Jersey City. N j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18
CONCERT FOR A SEAMEN'S MISSION.

CUNCERT FUR A NEHHH-' i" :"
A concert for the benefit of the Seamens nope
Circle of the Kings Daughters and sons Oh ''o
Seaman's Christian Association VIII be gwen al
the Waldorf Astoria on Friday at e:So cioch'
The work of the association having grown ~ w
last few wears the Board Of Managers has realized
tba Increasing need Of more commodious accommo-
dations The former mission-room. NO boo WASH,
ington-st having served heretofore as chapei ana
reading-room and. in fact for all purposes OF the
work. has frequently been overtaxea. Inc asso,
citation has leased the three-story punoihs No. y''
It,s.st with the intention Of devoting 1t wholly
20 the work among seamen. where 1t hopes TO IN
terest Its present contributors. and to enlist new
friends thus meeting the increased expense Inc
fiscal year closed March 81 with small balance lance
Under the superintendence of Stafford wright mis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18
UEAVY VERDICT AGAINST METROPOLITAN

verdict for 1000 was returned in the Supreme
Court yesterday against the Metropolitan Street
Railway Company In an action brought against the
corporation by Louis Ehrhard TO recover $4,000
damages for the death of his wife. who was in an
accident on the Broadway road on June 26. 1895.
The case was tried before Justice McAdam and
n Jury and no defence was made when the
was called The plaintiff testified that his wife,
MRS. Mary Ehrhard, was thrown from a car and
was at once taken 10 hospital In ambulance.
She died almost she reached the hos
.ptal The full amount Of the judgment. with costs.
Amounts 10 $l9 25S %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Broadway g. between 18th and 10Th SITS for
five two-story brick dwelling houses. with
stores 40 and 42.2x5O: estate OF Sarah SANFORD,
No II West 34th-st, owner; p r Brogan archi-
tect
Amsterdam-ave s. between 13Sth and l3stn
SITS for four hve-story brick fathouses. 5O4 ana
40 ix9O; Harry Chafee OF No % East 1sth-st'
owner: Henri Fouchaux architect. .............
12Oth-st Sth and st Nicholas-ave. for a four
story brick nathouse. with stores. lib 4xIos;
Arthur Gorsch. OF No ! a. 3d-ave. owner: w
G Tait OF No !, 23s Madlson-ave. architect. go.
15sth-st g. 80 II OF Melrose-ave for four
story brick fathouse, 25x70.6; Ernest Muller, OF
No $50 East 15Sth-st, owner; Gustav Schwarz,
Of No 55+ East 15sth-st. architect. .....::;.
Norwood-ave s. 1925 n OF 215th-st. for ga
story frame dwelling house. 20x42.6; Kate Nc
Coy OF No 1871 Lexngton-ave owner; 3
Dennis. Of No $50 Nassau-st. architect ...,...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18
REFEREE APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
By Tr1laX. J.


Supreme Court.
BY Truax, J.
Buckley ast Cinffi--George A. Halsey.
Bal agt Ball Electric Light Company-Edward O..
Whitaker
Young agt Floyd. p. Ingraham.
United States Trust Company agt Phyfe-George T..
Raker agt Horton 1.-TWO cases)-William ". Hoes
ST Andrews Society agt Marx-Richard NJ. Clarke.
Nissan agt. Roome-Willam II. Willis
BY Bookstaver. J.
Tice agt Atlantic Con. Co.-Eiward +. Dwight.
Central Trust Company agt. Co:ortype-Lewis II. ms
brouck.
Levy agt. Levy Prentice Browning.
C;alatin ag New-York Life Insurance and Trust Com
pany-Danie Mason.
sanford Hall dIamited) ag,. New-York Security and
Trust Company-charles w. Dayton.
Stoughton sgt. Lane-George L. Riyes.
Constable agt. ISiwrence-S. l.. II. Ward.
Goldsten agt. Perkins-Thomas r. Odeh
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Supreme Court,
BY Bookstaver. J.
Stephen H. Jackson agt James r suliivan-Louis Han
IT, b. Cianin Company sgt. Max Elm ct al-clinord
W. Hsrtridge
BY Truax, J.
Harris Rosenberg agt Louis Rosenberg-James r. Gsul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18
TIVE SEVENTY-FIRST REGIMENT REVIEWED

Maior-General Roe and his stan Reviewer ''ie
list Regiment at their armory' ioui 'n-''
a-S parL.ave last night Colonel A. T. Frahcis
os in command There were about seven hundred
mon in line After the review a dress parade was
held. which was followed by dancing.
Long-servce medals were presented TO captain d.
II stoddart. ten years; Captain j. H. Wmt'le'
fifteen years; Sergeant James C. Rogers ten years
md Lieutenant Herbert II. True. ten years Major
Canara1 Roe made speech congratulating the
oficers and men on their appearance ana their
drll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18

Cohen. Bertha. to the rector. &c. Grace Church.
2d-ave. n 12th-st, years. .............
Coburn Alfred p to Daniel ID Lawson Sth-ave
S. 25.3 II Of 112thst. ] year. ............
Evans. William. TO Pincus Iowenfeld and an
other Avenue A. " cor 1lth-st, year ~.
Gerken John. 10 the Dime Savings Bank. or
Brooklyn. No i13 Water-st. years. ...........
Kaufman. Leopold. to the Atlantic Trust Com
pany. trustee, No 1907 2d-ave. years. ......:
MacBride Megena. To the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company. Broadway cor 112th-st.
Mclaughlin, Josephine D. &c Martha Ramsay
Duanest, +, 1907 II e OF Broadway years.
Norton. Arthur y. to the Union Dime Savings IN
stitution 45th-st. 9. 246 n Of Sth-ave'
year ..'''''
Rogers. Hiram d. tr. 10 William ] Gilmsrtin NO
BAL JenoX-ave. years. .........,.....'...'
Nammack MARY n. TO the Emigrant Industrial
Savings Bank No AZ East 20lh-st, year,.
ROden, William +, to Louis 3 Haebrouck, erecu-
tor. &c. 1st-ave. n cor 9Oth-st. years.
Roden. William r. TO Edward W Church. GOTH
St 5. 1853 II Of 1st-ave. years. ..:...'..
Same TO John James. 90th-st. n $. "a II OF
Same TO same. 9Oth-st. 3. il9 II Of 1st-ave.
Roden. William F. to the corporation OF the Me
mortal Baptist Church OF Christ. in New-fork.
90th-et. =. la IT Of lst-ave. years.
Same TO Emma A Partridge and another. LIST
ave s, 25s II Of 90th-st. years.
Sanger. Theodore, the German Savings Bank.
Cllnton-ave. =, 1915 II Of 169th-st. year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18
NEW SCHEDULES on NIyTH-AVE.

Pursuant TO announcement fortnight ago the
Manhattan Railway Company yesterday began 20
local trains the Ninth-ave. line under four
minutes headway The schedule holds between
s:S a. and D.. m. Beginning tomorrow.
series or northbound express trains for afternoon
service will be put on stopping st Sixty sixth-st
Seyenysecond-st.. Eighty nrst-st, Ninety third-st.
and One-hundred- and -fourth-s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18
TO GO TO A POLICE COURT FIRST.
MANHATTAN REPORTS WILL NOT BE SUBMITTED
TO THE GRAND JURY YET

Colonel Murphy. president of the Health boaro
was not At his office yesterday morning. None or
tho other officials of the Department would dis
cuss the movement against the Manhattan COM
pany with regard to the safety OF the structure
The 936 reports made by inspectors and other en-
ployes of the Department still In the hands or
President Murphy.
District-Attorney Gardiner said that tDe matter
will not 20 before Grand Jury FIRST as has been
r.nor,ed but will come up In n police magistrates
court He said that the Manhattan Company VIII
be summoned to a magistrates court lie wouIa
not say when this would be done. he dln not
know nor would not say under exactly wnat COIL
ditions the company would be represented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

cryde Elizabeth o. Ellen cas' trustee etc 500 900
ras,.n Mns1 '' 10 Union trust Company OF New
York. No i64 1888 Henry st. years re "a ooo
MileT Leopold. to the National savings Bank Of =.
the city Of Albany No l2o E@ tH Ssss yTnf
st. corner Broadway. years..... -. l'ooo
ses ss 20 E9:s' Nest to S'!9s a.
Stone. Thomas ct al to Henry kaynor lS4'h- !, 900
Klght Aionzo y. to Edward and Henry Hlrsh
Central Park West W $, 800 # Of esth-st' .oooo
seisman Jacob i. District No OF the ind ,nas,
Of 2d-aye years - ro""
heimer. Madlson-ave. : corner o4ih-st' ca 900
BOVINE Samuel W. to Maria l. 5 schiefrelin No
81 West ias' to France. Robin, iost.
hsuse KS n Of an ave- 5000
scannel Catherine \. to Alonzo Hornby l4'th-st
Gordon Robert and Joseph. to William Brown o. ooo
executors No 1871 Amsterdam-ave. years. 2Iooo
McCracken william al to August Open
heimer. Madison-ave. corner oith-st 80 .oo
Nichols yiS5 Grant l. and another to Mutual LIE
surance Company Loeust-ave' $ at iSo'h 100
comesny ssG r. to IN M"is' u dfi
hasslnse' 900 n Of Alexander ave- years 1900
c"cay z b Of 70 pl TssssSk i..n 1900
Brothers MARY and Minnie. to the EmisTsot In.
dustrial Savings Bank. AHen-st - $50 II "a ooo
VINE ysars '"' 10000
sams se same No 722 sth st. years........ 1900
pwyer Thomas. National Surety Company.
lots 49, I3A i25 1913 2s5 2s6. 2s7 3O2, 3o3
3o4 377 37s $40 400 and 4O2 Of the
Scott estate WoodaWn Heights. also s5th 81,
sc,b 90 xe %, "s'' i''1 ..... 10000
same s,s same 20 proper,y '', Hs 5000
Frohmann David and Hugo. 10 United states
y rruss 4o mprtgages 50 ".' $4,000
Hyman Gerson and another 10 the German say
,n ,s' Place wear - ,'-' .'"....".,. 1880
Place year 1880
'i nss,on Place year oo.'....e.,"...'. 1880
Place year ......s..'...",... $4,000
Krengel Rebecca, 10 Cornelia u schwartz, No ~
ton-e years 1880
No 2,4 stanton st. 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL ESTATE lkANOr i'AN''
eiss ig 4 VI LSsnsi Msr' 500 900
1l4h-st No West 5SoxivVi y,, Ira'e 81 OoO
otSs hes No Is Vest f 5 NIB Alice Lazarus to
,s Ella Srydc 200 # OF old line OF iith-ave.
5ox9o ii: Emanuel Blumenstel to Joseph Balm .ooo
oT fG5s No o2 251siG Cohen to % sc
orchard no l 2SSsiS Max and ano,hsr 10 CSC
15th-s Nos 6l2 and On Eas;' I'AiV''o 1900
1Oth-ave corner 5oth-st - oxlUOt.r,eEs'" ct
Hugo Bartho.omae and another. executors 81 "a ooo
al John r Weeks .; so6.:, iioos1oo; Hugo
Bariholomae ard another executors ct al 10 o. COG
,,5 James Ne S"E H2s West ioxa9 ii; Edward
s7thIs 30 80 West 25xoo5 l. sehef %,
rt fTn to- Ss SSs # Of 22N'S
Robert Rogers individually and as executor 10 H. 100
Had:o"s 49, r. aT ps5Sr ss ara Of 4 4liny
Church .,, = ei q a Of Wiilett-st.
ax4o ssmund Teinhard Edward Bernstein a GOO
and another is5 It Of 5xioo2 Fran 20 ,oo
es II Robins to cailman Rouse rn,s, $500
aOihst ia r. Of smith Sih,aye 22x'' t 10000
i5thl s1'''s s. 42llo Of 7th-ave 22eH'' 5000
il s 81 Of s f%l5s sC1oos Frank
Arthur Nc to s sfnS css 2asix2o Samuel
ies; suno g2' Weber # S 9d 1SSS
iOa %dns st. to Robert sST - 10000
Hs sa5Ez to 81 samuel ,sj ics,ioo $4,000
ISABELLA Kpey John Collins and Sx fn0i 5srk
James Mccenahan ct al to Edward Ha n,act lS''o
42d 40 # >. Of Il ION tn E dys Hancy 49,
od ave @ s. 1911 II Of 1oith-st, 2o.6x'o, =
Deehunty. referee to Charles seisman and an 1900
p1 OSgg cor ii2n.t. 5oiix75; Joseph
nd;ger s Pnc to 4eseHi os It Of cin,on
2Gxiio; Pauline Simon to David RaVi'eh ct at -''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18

MARKET BUILDINGs-BoROUGH OF MANHATTAN
IA The upper part Of the northsriy portion OF the
Centre Market building leased to Brian c. Hughes
10. The Offices fronting the Sixth avenue eide %
the second third OF the Jefferson Market oue
ing and the room in the easterly tower Of the same
For conditions OF sale and further particulars
City Record. No City Hall.
The Comptroller shall have the right to reject any BID
II deemed to be for the best interest OF the city
BY order Of the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
BIRD s. COLER,
Comptroilr.
City of New York-Department OF Finance.
Comptroer's Office. April 10. 1899.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18
Suburban Real estate.

|
"A GENcY.-Montciair real estate all kinds sale and
| "A rent CLARENCE b. TgBBs. = Beekman-st., n. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18
Sale of Cease Of Gitp prcpfrtp.
MEYER. AUCTIoNEER.

DETER +. MEYER. ACtIloNEEh
SALE OF LEASES OF CITY PROPERTY
THE COMPTROLLER or THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
will sell at public the highest bidders Of yearly
rentals his office in the Stewart Building No. q"
Broadway,
THURSDAY. APRIL 81. 1899.
~ o'clock NJ leases for the term OF five years from
MAY l. 1890 Of the following parcels Of property belong
ing to the Corporation OF The city Of New York.
LAND-BoRoUGH OF BROOKLYN.
T. The property on Barren Island belonging 70 Ths
City New York consisting Of about liz acres OF Lana
BUILDINGs-BoRoUGH OF MANHATTAN.
2 The premises the eastery side OF the Ola Croton
Aqueduct south West One Hundred and Fif,y-se4nd
Street wit: Beginning at point l2soo feet ea1
the easteriy line OF Amsterdam avenue and 2s Meet
south Of the southery line West One Hundred ard
Fffsecond running thence southerly parallel with
Amsterdam 97O7 feet TO the centre line OF the
block; westerly along the centre line OF the block
10 feet the easerly line Of the Old Crotch Aaue-
property: northeastery along the easteriy
line Of the old Aqueduct TO the point r
place beginning. together with the buildings thereon
g. The premises the southeasterly corner Of Am
ssraam avenue and One Hundred and Ffty-second
street. being IS feet and X OF an inch on West ons
Hundred and Fiftysecond street % feet and Of an
along westerly line Of the old croton Aqueduct
and IS Amsterdam avenue. together with
the buildings thereon
4. The premises the north side Of West One Hun
dred and Fiftyrst 225 feet east OF Amsterdam
avenue being 80 feet front and and 90 feet II
depth on side together with the buildings
thereon
5. The premises the north side Of West One Hun
and Fifty-hrst $50 feet Of Amsterdam
avenue being - feet In front and rear and 20 feet IL
inches in depth side together with the buildings
thereon
8. The premises the rorth side Of West One Hun
Flfty-hrst l25 feet east Of Amsterdam
being % feet in front and and 90 feet II
inches in depth each SIDE together with the eudnS
thereon.
MARKET crLLARs-BoRoUGH OF MANHATTAN
CaIIar NJ lentr Market Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18

Vvrpy ATsrEAC-TIyE QUEEN ANNE HOUSE. plot ID ~
\ zoo; all modern improvements; 9urrnurs s'S'
mousse so''' cyRI5s FIELD JUDs0N
No 81 Nassau ST. ". fs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18
Conntrp propertp 10 Eel.

no pESr NTHE LINpENs FAIRFIELD, SoNSiiMts
wv ~ =, - sent 1 Attractive. roomy nous;
x,,sr 'u va. Sr,t garden and stable r. H. bfEWEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18
n.o rstoe for Goe--Brcokipn Brooklyn
AN UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY.
10000 N. Y. City House for 1880

TO QUICK BUYER.
A $50. 900 house is not offered every day
for s12, 800, but circumstance compels the
owner to make the sacrifice. The house il
one OF the famous
CLAYTON MODELS,
situated in Brooklyns leading district
Stuyvesant Heights,
No. 1l9 cambridge St.,
Between Stuyvessnt and Lewis Aver,
The house cannot be duplicated in Dor.
ough of Manhattan for less than 100000.
DESCRIPTION.
Three story artistic stone front box stoop
2Ox55xlOO, handsomely decorated, cabinet
trimmed throughout. hardwood floor, cleo
trio lighting electric call and alarm bells
and electric clock, open plumbing, nickel
plated finish, elevator to top floor, large
closets, handsomely mirrored dressing
rooms, tiled bath room, porcelain tub with
shower bath and shampoo attachment.
superior flush closet and every known
modern improvement and convenience.
Thirty minutes to City Hail. New York Take Kings
County Elevated Fulton surface cars to stuyvesant
sunday from 2 to 5 p. m. Owner. premises. or
CHARLES HOTALLNG. cor Sumner ave. and McDon-
ough
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18
Gouuirp ]1roperp for Sale.

TAyIGA LAKE summer residences ss acres a ,s.s
large stone mansion beauutui S,ss ssra A.,
,s., than THRU us cost. KINGSLEY ~ N'ss" ~"
Naio N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18

1900
12,5W
5000
$4,000
$4,000
1900
10000
$1,000
1880
10000
10000
10000
$4,000
1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-18

SALE OF LEASES OF CITY PROPERTY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-22
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Charles Hayward started out early
Yesterday afternoon TO celebrate the
holiday and his estimation was that If
he got in few drinks of liquor he
could celebrate better. The result was
that when he went TO his home on
Summer street he thought that he was
an autocrat and was politely told by
well behaved members of the family,
that he was just an ordinary man, and
if he wanted to be one OF the family
any longer he must quiet down and be
good. This little advice did not suit
Hayward and he pitched into his 10
year old daughter. Hayward was ar
rested at his home. and In the Seventh
district court this morning he was fined
s. and costs. and this he did not have
or at least he did not at noon today.
Royal Arcanum Assembly 1896 held
an entertainments in odd Fellows hall
last evening which was well attended.
The affair was in charge OF w. +. Rip
ley. T. II. Brooks and A. u. Mason.
At Rumford last evening Town Clerk
Peck called at Rumford and so OF the
citizens registered. Ten registered at
the town hall yesterday making the to-
tai number e02.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-22
WARREN.

Samuel l.. Peck and wife entertained
a party OF friends last evening. The
entertainment included whist. vocal mu-
sic by the company and piano duets by
Mrs. John Waterman and Mrs. Emma
Mckenzie. supper was served.
The Spinners' Union held social exer-
clses in Conways block last evening,
including solos and choruses by the.
me mbers.
Miss Anna Il. Atkinson, who for sew
eral years has done missionary work in
japan, left town yesterday. to resume
her labors at an interior mission in
Japan.
Miss Josephine Carr left town yester-
day for Maiden. Mass, where she will
spend the winter.
The Christmas festivals of the Metho-
odist and Baptist Sunday schools will
be held next Monday evening, that of
st. Mary's Monday afternoon, and St.
Marks SUNDAY evening.
The Narragans'att Electric Lighting
Co. will furnish electricity for lighting
purposes for the Hamilton mill until
their plant is completed
Mr.. Asa Langille left today for Nova
Scotia, where he will visit his parents
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-22

the Morse house shortly after the muir
der took place.
Stappen maintained that both he and
Perry were perfectly sober. Further
than this he Is silent.
The police say that 21 panes of glass
in the windows were broken by stones,
and that Perry in getting through the
window into the house had 10 crawl ov-
er a piano. IL is further claimed that
Perry attempted criminal assaults on
both women, on the older sister first,
and then on the woman who finally
used the revolver 10 defend her honor.
Stappen, IL is understood previously
said he did not know what Perry was
doing I'm the house. and had not tried
to smash anv windows
Stappen is held without bail for
hearing. while Miss Morse is under
bonds. she was taken before Judge Mul-
ligan early In the evening but IL was
thought perfectly safe to allow her TO
spend the night in her own home.