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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-02-02
Monday, the 26Ih day Of February

next A. ID 1909, hetween the hours of IL IN
and O'Clock p. IN 4 at is 10 SAY at O'Clock
10 the afternoon OF said day. all that lot
parcel of land and premises, hereinafter par
tlcularly described situate, IL ing and being in
the town of Morristown, County of Morris and
state of New Jersey, ~ follows: Beginning al
4 point in the southeastrrly line of Mt KEN.
bic avenue. seventy five feet south west Of the
corner of Doughty street. a. laid down on
the map of property of George Wetmore
Coles filed IN the Morris County Clerks
office; thence running sontheasierly along
the property of the party OF the second
part ana of e. II. Woodruff. 1877 fee more
ar less TO the line of lot number 81 n
block seven as laid downon said map:
thence southwesterly along said lot 81
twenty-five feet TO the corner Of said lot;
thence northwesterly parallel tn Doughty
I eet l37 feet more or less to Mt. Kenble
avenue. thence along the same orihea-terly
twenty-five feet to the place of beginning
Being part of lot number In black N said
map Being the same prerni es that We're
conveyed to Anna Woodruff by Joseph r.
Randolph (Trnstee under deed of George W.
COLES and wife), by deed dated March sd,
1895 and recorded in bSok of deeds IA pages
t05, etc The above description being taken
rom said deed and intended to conform
thereto
Dated January i2. 1907.
EDGAR l.. DURING,
Late Sheriff
Chronicle and Jersevman. p +. $500.
2lb0
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MoRRIs CoMMoN PLnAs.

Ed ward p Hatch VS. Anna woodruff. III
ia. de bD et ter on doc eted judgment Re
n nabe to LIST Thursday in December. A. D.,
1899
WALTER p. SAVAGE. Attorney.
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DY v tue of the above stated y OF Fieri
ID Faclas IN my hands shall exe 0Se for sale
at puht, vendue at the Court House in Morris
town. N j.. on
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia-Wsshnston, ID. c.. March 2
81 the f. By smsa as the to make
the followinx-named Improvements. which are. in
safety and comfort. Assessments for the one half
cost Of the same will be made as provided in pub
Lie act No: III. approved August !. 1894. Parties
who are interested in the proposed work noti
ned that the said Commissioners will give hear
P E! 1ss nIet Day ss o N %ATa t At tis
O'Clock am. in the board room OF the said Com
.rs to sc t, ny and s &
CEMENT SIDEWALK On both sides Of 10Th
street Se'%se MSoaey raad and The south prop
said street between the limits named In blocks /,
2 a1d 4 Of IT., Thomas + Maggamans subdivision
on the west side OF Baltimore street from tie
south property line Of cL1rssurne to Cincinnati
east side of Baltimore street from Cincinnati
street to the ssun line e e 10, r. bHes @
bourne. estimated cost of $4,000. On both
sides Of Sd street Sc. from East Capitol street
$50. 161, TS1, 1SS and 1S9, fronting said Sd
street between the limits named at an estimated
SIDEWALk-On the east side of LIST street NV
from street to / street. abutting lots In square
62s fronting on said LIST street between The limits
north side OF Nj street NV, from s4th street to
on said f' street Between the limit. named at an
estimated cos, q 500. SET NEW cTRB-en the
said i4th street between The limits named. Al an
street. Howard University subdivision, from Larch
Tor 5th) street to the eastern boundary line OF
Howard University subdivision, abutting lots in
blocks Is. 10. 20 and 81. of Howard University
subdivision. fronting on said Wilson street between
the limits named. at an estimated COS. Of 81 900
On both sides of q street NE, from North Capt.
toll street TO LIST street east, admitting lots in
squares 66e and $40, fronting said o street be.
tween the limits named. at an estimated cp.t II
81. 100. PAVE ALLEY WITH vfTRlFIEp on
ASPHALT BLOcKIThe alley, 12OS wide in
square 6e0, opening On c street Sc. abuttiAc an
parts of lot 81 square $50. estinatef -~nst
of 4506 John B. WIGHT. JOHN w loss.
LANSING y. REACH, CsDlaissiuness d. C, %.
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COMMITTED TO AsYLGM.
Edward l.. Coates OF Colorado DccIEr-
ed to Pc Insane.

Justice Cole, after hearing late ye,:er-
day afternoon, signed an order committing
Edward L. Coates o. Montrose. Col, TO the
Government Hospital for the Insane, 1t ap-
pearing to the court that the man is Of I'M
sound mind. Coates is the individual who.
1t was charged, caused considerable an
noyance by lettering about the Senate
wing OF the Capitol recently. The court
was assured by DIR. hewitt and Dr. Vale
that Coates is victim of a-fsrm of in
sanity known as paranuia. characterized by
systematic delusions-
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FOR SALE
REDUCED FROM 5000 no $1,000.
FOR QUICK SALE; HUT-wA1'ER HEAT;
NEW. TP-NtDATE: LARGE INNS; BEAUTI-
FIJI SE'II,lN: CABINET NANTES: TILED
BATH; PORCELAIN TUB; SERN ANTS CLOSET:
!AhiNDRl; ELI Eric APPLIANCES: OPEN
FIREP14ACES; ROUND BAY WINDOW: 10
tA'rED NEAR y. CAP. AND II SIS; VERY
CHEAP.
WM. f. SHANNON, 141O G ST. AMFS BLDG.
II Sell HOUSES. Homes and Investments.
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FOR SALE
SEE ME- AB0lT COLUMBIA HEIGHTS AND
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS PROPERTY IT WILL
FAY iOu; l HAVE SEVERAL PROPERTIES
TAKEN tbR THE MORTGAGES THAT THE
OWNERS Do NOT WISH TO OFFER ftIB IICLY.
WM. I. SHANNON, 1i1U q ST, AMFS BLDG.
II Sell Houses Homes and Investments.
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NOTARIES AND CONSTABLES

BENZ r. EDWARDS. CONSTABLE AND NOTARY
Public. Once sos 11th II. Telephone 1917.
Calls responded TO promptly and without .xira
charge. fef0-e-I3t
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FOR SALE
WELL IOCiTFD MODERN HOMES, $3.50 CASH.
BALANCE EASY
NEAR 18TH AND . SIS. o RMS. ...... 81 200
NEAR y. II. AVE. AND NJ ST, 10 RMS 81 500
NEAR CAR LINES ON 7 ST, 20x1Og; SR. 81 800
NEAR SIN AND PA AVE Sc, y RMS. 81 $40
NEAR 18TH AND BINNEi, RMS. .......$5. $50
EAR 18TH AND % STS., TR. 20x1O0. s. 800
NEAR 9TH AND y SIS. p F~r. FRONT. $3.50
NEAR SD AND Ne CORNER. ....... 50 $40
NEAR 18TH AND W SITS. 0 RMS. ...... 50 800
VIM. Z. SHANNON, 1410 ST, AMFS BLDG.
Il Sell Houses Homes and Investments.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
OFFICE OF
VIM. E SHANNON, 141O q ST, AMES BUILDING.
HOMES AND INVESTMENTS.
Ii TEL FL HONE Az

FOR SALE
THE BEST INVESTMENTS IN THE CITY.
2-STf.: GOOD ORDER; Sc; PAYS 1871 ON $500
:; HOUSES; Sc: 1870 on EQUITY OF. 81 30
sTM ST. Ne EAR il; 1915 NET on. 81 go
2-STI rEAMS IN NV; 1915 NET ON. 800
q RM FRAME Sc: l1eo ON $3.50
STORE IN GDnRGEroWN; 11fe On: ..... 81 500
NEAR 18TH AND T.; RM.: 1870 oN...... 81 500
GRIN. BRICK: 1876 on EQUITY OF. ....... $500
NEAR \. DAP AND II: . RMS; 100 On. 81 $50
IN sr NEAR ~ RM sTH hStsF Es i% 1S on aSS
WHY LOAN YOUR MONEY AT AND scr
VIM. f SHANNON, 1i10 ST. AMES' BLDG.
Il Sell Houses Homes and Investments.
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MANICURE.

PARIS MARLBOROUGH PARLORs = LONDON.
Eieven-ten g; beanch. Lafayette So. rhester.
Facial culture manicuEinE Stnirdsessin1 experts
epec.aatsta from N. y.szn1ariai Hair ReSeaesafor.
mh1S-l2ts,<
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARHINETOS ATToRNEY-AT-I.AW
: webster IAw 1u1A111g,0o6 ID "a. Hw.,sWasn4u.
fpnrD- Cs~Ass1akaee. Nora Aeeunt 4Sefaoa zRAs1a
Now fefk and 9Th u. s.w. sel1
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FOR SALE
OPEN SUNDAY.
BE SURE 10 INSPECT THAT ROW OF : NEW
WELL-BuIIT AND UP-n-DATE HOUSES on
ND AVE- Ne. COR. OF 10TH ST; THEY ARE
SoMEfHiAG FINE: 2.STY.. CELLAR: FUR
ERoNr PARKING; PRICE $500 YOUR OWN
TERMS.
COR. 10TH AND MD. AVE Ne; AN IDEAL
PLACE FOR DOCTOR RMS. ON FIRST Fl tpON:
HARD WOOD; ELECTRIC APPLIANCES ETC
PRICE, 5000 80
wM. f. SHANNON, 141O G ST., AMES BLDG.
II Sell Houses. Homes and Investments.
1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-17
LADIES GOODS.

FUR GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER: REMODEL
ing OF old fur wrlps TO the latest styles a spe-
cialty; ladies' tailoI-made su;ts made 10 order
1T guaranteed. T.. MORGAN. suG X St NV.
mhl5-ff
Sewing Machines Repaired
And warranted for SIo0. Mall orders
promptly attended tc-at
jaee-3m5 OPPENIElNER-S 5ls 9Th NV
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] UK SALE-
SEVERAL LARGE DOWNTOWN PROPERTIES:
GOOD RENTERS; THAT Dan BE BOUGHT
REASONABLE; CALI. FOR NUMBERS
WM. +. SHANNON, 1910 q ST, AMFS BLDG
II Sell Houses. Homes and Inves tments.
II
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FOR SALE
OPEN SUNDAY FOR INSPECTION. A PRETTY
CoSEEN!ENr AND WHL-IDCATEI) HOME:
LARGE Ems: CELLAR, FURNACE STABLE
ETC: BUILT BY ONE OF WASHIN(;TON'S
BE BIZ BUILDERS; PRICE, 5000; NO OO7
WIN. E SHANNON, l41O ST, AMEs BI.1s;
Sell Houses Homes and Invcs ncnts
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MEDICAL.

DIR. Reed, Specialist,
Treats successfully Caiarrh Kidney and Stom-
sch Troubles, etc CURES special diseases with
out the use Of mercury, etc. Once hours 10 ia
J. 8. sunday. 10 to L. CONSJITaFIoS
FREE 500 ETH ST: NV mhi3.s,rH
DIR. Leatherman,.
Expert specialist In the cure Of all special d,s
eases Of men and Consultat!oo fr.e
Daily. ID IL to 8; Tues, Thurs and Sat
evenings. &c g. coz NV. Closed on Sunday
delG-drf
NDHN I'm iod % l Ss,. y G II, q p
" ~ Write DE. J. L. STEPHENS
CO., Dept K6, Lebanon, Ohio
Ja6-lyr.s,+
ATTORNEYS
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FOR sALE-1629 RQSEDALE ST. NE; SEVEN
room house; water: renting for ten dollars per
mo-. good home; excellent rental Investment
a bargain at 81. 200. j. HARRISON JOHNSON
& son. 306 18th st. mh17-3t
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FOX SAIL
S3.ap-iIouse northwest. avenue: two
stories; rooms and BATH street cars corner.
Il. II. WARNER COMPANY.
mh1I-3t 916 street NV.
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FOR SALEA SPLENDID HOME; CHOICEST
10th st: fronts Mass. ave. H. l. ave and
beautiful park: surrounded by the costliest man
sohs IN the city; offered for few days only at
tiled ed bath: lot 22H12O: alley. LOCATION IN,
~ KPASSED. PRICE VERY LOW
inhlt-2t STONE x FAIRFAX SO6 + ST NV
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SHEA. $50 PA. AEE.N.w.
1889 AZ ST sw, 5r. 10. 20
134:i Al ST sw. br. 1880
1881 Samps'n NV. Ar. 10, 90
1913 y J av Sc. Or. SEQ
21GS ID st NV, Ar. $50
:ll5 l. st nv, Ar. 100
1916 18th st NV. 3r. $50
22u9 ID ct NV, 5r. .6.0e
ami 40. 30
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FOR REST-BY JAS. +.
239 14th st sw Or. $50 90
300 Nd ay ne, stO- 200
23l 18th st sw. sto. .20-O0
1915 18th st NV Or. 1850
AS II st sw. 1r-...15.30
1902 "a st sw. Or. Is 80
1876 1th ST ne. 5r. 1850
800 9Th st Sc. 5r- .12. 90
2l03 /. At NV. IL rooms,
r0htn-Itrf
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FOR SAIE-A BARGAIN AT So OOO ON OOILM-
bia Heights 18th ST. 3-Htory and cellar
brick: south front: hotwater heat: and
bath; good yards; a beautiful home. Will rent
for 1877. so per month. THOS. G. HENSEY d
CO., 1860 st. nv mh11-3t
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FOR RENT .1Gls u NV ST. IS On
22IT NV Or $50 90 2Oo6 Fla ay 6r 10 SO
3Os 18th NV. Tor. rs 90 ROOMS Ola NV
1881 Marion. Or. Is. 50 STORE 500 NV 10 90
mhG-tf n. l. RUST eos 14th St NV
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FOR SALE
A bargain northwest; brick and stone front; 2
stories and cellar: rooms and bath; kitchen on
LIST floor. Price. "a. 400
b. II. WARNER COMPANY
rnh1I-3t Sl6 street NV.
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FOR SALE-CORNER. NJ ST. NV. NEAR CAR
line modern 3-story. Groom bath and cellar bay
window press brick: center hail. all front rooms
side and front parking Only 81 800: $500 cash.
bal as rent FULTON r. GORDON
mh11.If l2OA
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FOR SALE
3 small brick houses. always rented to white
tenants paying per cent net. Price, 50. $50
Il. IL. WARNER COMPANY.
nhiI-3t 916 street NV.
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-1aIT ST. NV; DELIGHTFUL, 10 |
cation: convenient and govt. depts.; II
rupms 5 baths. ST5 per month
1t MARTIN BROS, 1928 Pa.
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F3R SALE-BARGAINS-
J WEST OF DCfOST NaRCLE-I2-r room brick
and brown stone; nrst-class in every respect;
81, 600.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. l SQUARE FROM
fully finished: mod. imp; 50. 800
MT. PLEAsANT-lo ROOM BRICK; mod imp. !;
excellent neigbborhood; $3.50
, LEXINGTON. HALF SQUARE FROM CARS
1-room brick: mod. imp. Only $3.50.
= NORTHUMBERLAND ROOM HOCSE.
large corner hot; convenient 10 CARS; 81 600
mh17-5t r. W. WALKER K SON 1oO6 + st
FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE-BY OwEER~R l.
ave. near Iowa Circle, 3-story press- hrick hay
window house; rooms LIST floor : rooms and
bath on I'd door. rooms and hath Id nonr;
ktfcacnaand laundry in basement; electric Hxht.
fnG 1no - atuAk1ng.sAakzRGsr shsat; 5000
Ani1h. Ror terms saAazess.>-sl. =. -
1ts nox 80 sn<.r 49, r
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Fur RENT-WEAyER BROS, 1915 NV
1879 18th st n-w.. II rooms. n a-f. &Sy 90
130sl3lo 18th st-nD., Or, bath. new. am.i. 70 so
Stable. 10a Diapers alley s-w.. stalls. -. 1000
- to % Fenton .. me-. new" .....,,. L. 20
Apartments the Hawthorne. 1927 1 Ut. ~ az 30
to $3.50. Inhl-tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-26
THE NEW AIMS HOUSE.

The special committee Of the city gov
ernment regarding the building OF new
almshouse, held q conference with the
board of overs sers Of the poor last eve
ming. There was long session and at
It's conclusion the committee decided to
make . report at the next regular meet.
ing Of the city government that the gen.
eral plans which have been under consid-
Grafton by the commit tee for some time
be adopted and that the matter be then
referred to the next city government.
These plans provide that the almshouse
shall be built IN the Deering district and
that the present almshouss property
shall be sold. 1t Is believed that the prop
arty on the corner of Portland and Wsy-
mouth streets, where the present aims
house is located. can be sold for about
$50 coo. The cost Of the new building
will be about So. COO.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-26
HARB0R NOTES.
Issn.s sfI.teress Picked Up Ais.s the
water Frsnt.

Yesterday was one Of the most dis
asrssabls days that has been experienced
along the wbarves and docks for long
time and there were precious few people
about. Every body who could remained
In doors and the antire length Of CON-
msrcisi street, was practically deserted.
10 was another very quiet day around
the Grand Trunk sheds for the only
steamer that was In port was the Domin-
Ion of the Dominion line. which had ar
rived on Tuesday. inside the building
reserved for the U. s. custom officials,
the inspectors and clerks, there were,
however, very few dull moments rs the
voluminous work Of tabuisting tbs &C.
counts Of the seven different steamship
lines was begun In the morning and oar
risd through during the entire day. The
inspectors and clerks were on the jump
from the time that they arrived at the
offlce In the morning until the keys In
the doors were turned late In the after
noon.
During the forenoon the new coal barge
Iowa arrived from Bath. There was only
one arrival Of . Hshina vessel, this be-
ing the schooner Henry W. Longfellow
from Gloucester.
The British steamer Tibsr sailed In the
afternoon for 81. John. N. b.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-26
A QUICK CAPTURE.
Portland Officer Finds n Man Wanted
by Lewiston Police.

The police received word from Lewis.
ton on Wednesday night that Edward
Malloy, a young man Of that city, had
disappeared, and with him a gold watch
and chain and q coat and vest. 1t was
thought that the chap might have come
to Portland, and yesterday the officers
were Instructed to lcok for him. In
the afternoon Officer Greeley found q
man answering to the description OF
Malloy on Fore street. The officer arrest
ed the man and sent him to the police
station. There he was closely questioned
by Deputy Marshal Cbenery to whom
he strsDuously denied he had stolen the
articles. He said that he had not been
In Lewiston sinoa last October. Then
the fellow was searched and all OF the
missing articles found upon him.
Last night Deputy Marshal CALLER
arrived from Lewiston and &C once iden
titled the man as Malloy. The Lewiston
deputy ard the prisoner left for home on
the late train.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-26
A FINE PICTURE.

A picture has recently been placed In
tie office of the Congress Square hotel
which Ia attracting great deal OF atten'
ton. The picture is a splendid represen-
tation OF the Rock Island limited train
which runs from Chicago tn Denver.
The train Is made up OF inlaid pearl.
stretching entirely across the picture. the
length Of which IL eight and half feet
long and two feet wide. There are Only
four other pictures similar to 1t in the
county, these being at Chicago, Den
YER. Boston and Worcester.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-26
WESTBROOK.

Undertaken W. p. Hcdsdon went te
Portland Wednesday evening, to the
Union Station, to receive the remains of
the late Mrs, John Minnick, who died
Tuesday at her home in Massachusetts,
The funeral Is to occur In this city.
The members of Cloudman Post, No
100. g. A. X. enjoyed "clam boil"
after their regular meeting held Wednss.
day evening.
An assault case WAS brought before
Judge Tolman Wednesday evening, but
a continuance was asked for until Tues
day, which was granted. Mrs. Marcia
Taylor charges her fathef -tn-law, VIM.
TayIo and her brother-in-law, Herbert
Taylor, with assault. The entire affaii
is family quarrel and came as result
OF an effort on the part OF the dsfenda anti
to give the plaintiff some advise relative
to her conduct. The plaintiff, 1t l q
claimed, refused to listen to their remon-
strances. and called some Of her relatives
into the case, with the result that rough
aud tumble fight ensued. The case will
be heard In detail and q decision made
next week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-26
BRIEF JOTTINGS.

The Unitarian womsn's Alliance will
meet this afternoon at three O'Clock.
The fourth monthly vespsr SERVICES
ct Congress Square church will be held
next Sunday afternoon, at half past four
O'Clock.
The monthly devotional meeting OF
the W. G. I. u, will be conducted BY
Mrs. Luther Freeman, Friday afternoon,
1t 10 Free street.
The chemical yesterday responded to a
still alarm from the corner Of Cedar and
Lancaster street, where a chimney was
on fire. There was no damage and the
firsmen had nothing to do.
Harry ArveIdt, who was stabbed at
PASSPORT. January 6. by Austin Snow on
boar the schooner Henry W. Longfellow,
10 in q serious condition as a result OF
the smputation of his right leg. The
operation was performed at the Marine
hospital by DIR. S. ID. Brooks, head sur
geon at the hospital.
There will be a parish reception at
State street chapel this evening at b
O'Clock.
The banquet which Ia to he given by
the Department of Maine, G. A. r.,
February 18th, in to be served by Caterer
Woodbury. of the Union Station cafe.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-26

Messrs. Calm and Grant WIN Probably
Take Jenerssn Lease.

Yesterday the directors Of the Jefferson
theatre sgrssa 10 rs,sass Msssrh FAY
Bros and HEREFORD from their issss.
The present iesssss will give MP the
theatre on February 1, whea new man.
sgsmsnt will BE- installed.
Owing 10 certain reasons II IVES inpos-
sible to hold formal meeting Of the di.
rstors yesterday afternoon. but there ID
littls doubt bat that Mesrs. Calm and
Grant will have charge Of the Jefferson
In short time.
IL IL known that M. Calm 10 personal
ly Interested In q number of theatres and
the idea IL said 10 be the formation Of
New England syndicate. This syndicat'
will be under the control Of one head In
all probability and the jefferson will be
the easternmoss theatre In the cifouit
This will ensure . GLASS Of attractions
that Portland people have never had
before. As 10 has been In the past IL was
simply impossible to got such attractions
Is John Drew, Msude Adams. and other
frst GLASS artists to Portland for one
night stands. II, however, the New Eng
land syndicate operates dozen theatres
and can offer engagements shat will last
week We win have - good theatrical
entertainments 90 are enjoyed In New
York city.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-26

"You know Stacker, the wealthy old
widower"
"Yes."
ale went to one Of the newspaper Of
fees the other day and raised such fuss
they had to call in the police"
what was the troubleT
at seems he had sent in an advertise
ment TO the effect that he wanted wife.
and by some mistake they had inserted II
under the head Desirable Flats. Chi
caRo Tribune.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-26
LECTURE BY REV. MIR. HACK.

At the Second Parish church last eve
ming most interesting and highly in
stru ctive lecture was delivered by the pas
tor. Rev. X. Il. Hack on the "Castles Of
England and Scotland" 1t was an
Illustrated lecture and the views were
taken by the lecturer on his recent
trip to Europe. The Indictment weather
prevented many from attending, but
those who braved the elements were
am ply rewarded.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-26

81 tell you, Limpy, riches bring trou-
bles."
as II new idee, Weary"
"Nop. Somethin l seen here in the pa
per tibet was wrapped round the dog meat
you pinched the mastiff for reminded me
Of It."
"In wot way. WearyF
"Well, | was thinkin thet we ought to
be thankful tibet there's no Jack the
Slasher goin rodnd rippin up any sealskin
overcoats belongin to us!"-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-26
SEPARATE CARS FOX NEGROES.

SEPARATE OARS FOX NEGROES.
Richmond, January 25 The bill pro
viding for separate cars for whites and
negroes on the railways In this state
passed the Senate today without dissent
ing vote rs 1t came from the House. The
governors approval which win make II a
law, 10 considered foregone conclusion.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-26
STORE OPEN MONDAY AND
r@c-ED AVIEDV z, ~ Operator
GORHAM.

Mr.. David Patrick has been oonHr ed
to his home on Middle street for several
day by Illness.
Mr.. VIM. p. Hersey Of Portland, for
merly of Gorham, was In town Wednes-
day, visiting friends.
Rev. Geo. W. Reynolds. pastor Of the
Congregational church. attended the Con-
gIegational Conference at Williston
church. Portland, Wednesday, also several
members Of his parish were In attend
Auoe.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-26
An ICE STORM.
IL Affected the street Lights for .
Time.

Yesterday was about the most disagree
able day Of the season. Early In the
forenoon the rain began to come down In
torrents and this nued without oessa-
ton until nearly midnight. In the af-
ternoon cold wave had the effect OF
freezing the Toe and snow on the streets
and sidewalks. Pedestrians experienced
q great deal Of trouble In getting about
and many . fall occurred. 1t was well
nigh impossible to walk on the sidswslks
and every body took to the middle OF the
streets. All OF the electric oars did a
fiourishing business during the afternoon
and evening.
The Ice effected the electric wires so
that the lights In many parts Of the city
were completely extinguished. The men
In the plant OF the Portland Electric
Light company worked like beavers 90
that by midnight all Of the damages had
been repaired and the lights were shin
ing forth In their usual brilliancy.
The slest ice on the res made hand
some sight.