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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-14
SUPREME COURT. New FORK County-John

T Terry and Soloa Hun2h-sys as Trustees g..
OF Edwin Morgan deceased PLAINTIFF against Thomas
MoIousy others. Defendants Action No
CT judgment OF foreclosure and salsr
entered the ahove-snrL-e1 action and
bearing 26h lay Of January. lsto ne u1e=-
Referee SAID Judgment named
public auction The New YORK Real Estate SalssToorns
No III Broadway the Borough q Manhattan. CITY
OF YORK "Wednesday. me Zlsr DAY q February.
AGcrioneer the premises directed said judgenI
sold. therein described follows
lot piece parcel o1 lana with rhs
building thereon erected lying and being
CITY TaTd bounded and described folows-
BESSINNING a point on The Ncr-herF SIDE of ols
hundred rhr-thr1 street 1stan three hundred zn1
tirry-rhree and onenalt Westerly rom
formed the intersection u SorEsrv
hundred and thirty-tir Street with Westerly
Avenue running thence NoryhsEly par
sNel with LenoX avenue and partly through a party
uinety-nns feet eleven centre ias
between One hundred thrty-JhirE one
hundred ana tlTtfourth Streets thence Westerly
parallel vita one hundred and thirty
three feet and three and oueater inches
sry parallel with LenaX partly rara1<n
another party wall nlnety-uins feet
Nor-heriy aide Of hundred tkirty-1alrd
Street and thence Easeriy along the SoTthsriy s oc
one hundred and thi-Jythird street thTtythres
three and onequzrteT inches 70 the point p4es -
Dated New York. January 18th. 1870.
ARTHUR H. VAN BRTNr ReES-es-
LORD. DAY 8 LORD. Attorneys Tor Planrins- Or1ca-
tan New York City
The following 3 diagram - the property % Be sod
It's street number ls Nc. l29 West 133rt Street
West IS4rh Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-14

NOTICE TO CREDIToRS.-In pursuance or
an order q Hen Charles Davis Surrogate % Clste-
County hsreoy gwen according laE % al
persons having against George H Sharpe =
City OF kngsr-a. County q Ulster. y z eecease1
q present With vouchers n
porr thereof 10 Surroga.s q County Usre--
a oface 81 Kingston. y =. sercrs
he 2sth day % February. And notice q nereuy
gwen al creditors u said estate thar u . ne n
undersigned apply for letters q admin
straloa under The provision q Section
2dGs q C59e OF civil Procedure
SEVERYS 3. SHARPE. Pefitiousr.
Date
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NAVAL STORES.

Resins hrrer but quiet Spirits turpentne late
prices pitch steady quiet and unchanged Quo
Iatons follow
TAR-Regula-e s. S., do oil. bbs 50 so
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-56d5
ROSIN-Co-1rnon To good strained. 81 TO- Z. 81 ia
81 -! + 81 80 @ ST 90. II 81 10: + 50 .: K s. -;
u s. 50. y, So 10. " @. 50 -; " ". 81 10
STOCK on HAND.
Spirits turpeatiue 80
Tar, DDS -
Charleston, Feb 13-Turpeutine market firm SO &c
Resin firm, unchanged.
Savannah FEB. I3.-spirits turpentiRe % lzc
receipcs 245 bbs; sales Rosin firm; receipts 80
bhIs sales 2.456; exports, 800. Quote: F, 81 so g.
Wilmington y c., Feb. l3.-sprJs turpentine-Noth-
ing doing. prices unchanged, receipts, A casks sin
drm 35TSl 40; receipts 62s obas Crude Lurpentne
hm S29S3 -; receipts. Il bbls- Tar hrn, 81 80 re
ceipts Dbls.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for fhe Tribune
~ Uptown Once, No. i.eA2 Broa1<ay
q door north % Slstst UNTIL O'Clock advertise
received following hraneh orrces regular
once until a'clock VIZ; % shave.
sd 6ih-ave.. tzAsl, Macy - dth-aye
and l4fhss-. la Columbus ave aeaF West 6ota-st: io5
West 4ed- near shave 81 East l4th-sL. ST Wssz
s@dst between Tth and sh la9 EAST slth-s Ass
sd-aNe between futh ard 80 40 80 sd-AV&. sss2
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Business pBuortuuities.


BRADFORD Vt On C5nnscticut and Waits rivers
ID billing point Boston & Maine r r. sor
manufacturing mills with waJsr power exemption from
Adlrass RrarI 81 Trais
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-14

cC-TCcS-a VAS excitement the Gotten Exchange
perhaps reached the neaf-SsI lo-1i
81 Exchange any event
@ss ellrUa1-E- The extraordinary advance o. o-e
tllia 81 Liverpool compared with lne clQslns ng-
Ta - szgErczg IN the ranks o. the
l=eEs and .eC - demand for covering sneit con
tracts arc TIE breade-lec speculative aetF-
~ si- s1nth-sE and English buying orders, paEtlcrlsy
E@s=F The subject frequent ard violent
hlrtlail7rs El-1 me general result n bT5aa
terms advance the spot raathet
quotations having officially advanced 3-iOc, while
Aalsrl1e4- special canvass the market Tor spoI
e-itar = Tor except advance OF =
ae -ar5eT to- futures opened a Wild al al az
tatee 1r Boz points positions ana l94l
p-tE best point OF me
7-sall active positlptls
Va stQa3 points huf THE this irproT erienl
~ were several very sharp reactions when long cotton
-+= l-t freely elIlrr profits The break
Er-A me Aigleft the point Of the day was
-- ~ -cl- points. but The afternoon phases % me
market were positively bullish characle- Prices
aE1 t11E me highest Level and trading changed Ia
1s hn1 investment demand, the buyers eeng lafgeIg
--I-l.-- South q advancing 5Ls'l
zE-.s e-efa1t sellers and disappointing receipts me
AeF ra rer1rr q actual transactions Tor any one
r - 600 bales Today II seEli-ohicslly estimated
70 abse-ce 3 Official record thai The Transactions
e rescued $4,000 bsies- Buying vas stimulated ~
Hlg-aEr Bitflsiandlilg recent
au--Ig few dispatches
from subject IN circulation
Ine-t attracting attention owing n ne prevailing sA
flfe1eE and the enormous influx Of business CLOSED
- lF1T ar q ~ 1885 points
re contract prices The locE market to-day
We e. follows
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STPRElIE COTRT. - - Coun1y-Johz

T Terry and Scion Humphreys Trustees Sc
D deceased. Pai-ts. against Thomas
Nsioney and others. Defendants Action No /
pursuance judgment Of foreclosure and SALE
and entered the zboVee-SIIlsd action and
e6th day q January lsl l. ne un1sr
signed Referee said Judgment named VIII sell AZ
public Wv York Real Estate SaissrooSs
No IL Broadway. in the Borough % Manhattan City
OF New YORK Wedaesaay ths @lst Gay II EeoTlaTy-
AuCoussT directed BY said Judgment % -
seId- therein described follows
ALL that certain .et piece or paFee- or ana ~
building erected situate lying ana beng
City o. View T7rz bounded and described
follows BEGINNING a point on the N0rrheriy
side az one hundred and tairrT-l-r1 street 1lztanE
three hundred feet Westerly from the corner formed
by intersection Of the S1Tr1srE side - one hun
cre1 rhirty-Inr1 street with the Westerly SIDE
OF Lenox Avenue. running thence Nortner-y ana par
--lel with Le1CZ Avenue and party through parly
Vau liaety-nls eleven centre lne OF
the block between One hundred and -lT-htTc and one
hundred and hirIyforth Streets thence Westerly and
parallel WIKI one hundred and -arrTIhrt street trr-
1ne-half inches thence south
sriy parallel with Lsn8x Avenue ana partly through
another party val feet and eleven tneheS
. The NortherlT side Of one hundred and Tiryt1lr1
Street and thence 6zstsFy along the Northsr SIDE q
One nuaaFe1 ana thEryIhird Street tlrty-tree tse-
and three and aehslf inches the point place OF
beginning Also gas fxtures In sad premises.
Dated New York. January 29th, 1909
ARTHUR H Van BRCNE, Receree-
LORD. DAY & LORD. Attorneys f0r Plaintiffs once
and Postof1ce address. No 10 Broadway (Aanhat-
New York City
The following diagram OF the property % - sold
Its street number No 1T I53rd street,
West barn Street
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West iS3Td street

L1aT1 street.
The approximate q lien charge. ST.
sfy which the above-tescrtbed property Be sold,
81 - 56OO WIKI interest thereon froa tne ra e&y
Of January. is0o yagstaer With and allowances
amounting S3sS eooo together win the expenses @
approximate amount % the
rates. afhr- liens be allowed 20
purchaser q purcaa=e paid ths
Referee. Is S559 s2-I00 and Interest
Dated New York Ja1-lary zath, 100
ARTHUR n VAN BRUNr. Referee
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The approximate amount q the Len charge SAL
sfy when ah0ye-dssc-loed properly g De sed.
SAG 09z 22-0O. with interest tAerean from the Fd day
. January 1900. together with and allowances
amounting $340 f4-l10 OF
approximate amount % the
nd rates lr allowed
purchase money. pad by tls
Referee. : 1888 g. IGn and Interest
Dated Tnrk- January eath lstl
ARTHUR H VAN BRCNT. Refers
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Wess I2srd street

The approximate amount Of ths lien % sat-
lSfy which chs a5Orecssc-i5ed property Be Sold
So SIS 5SlG0 WIKI interest therein from the 2rd day
q January, 1890, tsEsJheF vita and a4.oSa1cs
amounting 1897 6lllO together with %
The approximate u
and water other liens De allowed %
the Of me paid ~ ia
Referee S55S 32-IOO and
Dated New York, January 2SJh- 1900
ARTHLR q. Wy BRCo-E. Rses-es
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

asa Feb lasp5t7E Esfs 70 o Gen dun n
yellow, 9saSsi.a NJ yellow. S.. ssso; No ys-ls2E
81 &C 40 corn. 81 aIS &C. 30 ~ % r,i-s
Is :. a29c No Whit. 2saesl+c; No mixed 27ci 70
Flour Flour arm. good demand.
Chicago ls-The leading futures ranged as fol
Wheat, No ?; Opening. Highest Lowest cresssss,
%ay sossss4 ss&ss S. ''ssss<
Corn No .
s 81 ss Il: e .,.ss::
Oats. No. ?.
s HsE m: 81 s'ea g. g g
Mess pork per bsi:
Haz nm: 'f -. HFss Hs 49,. 's s 81;
Lard. per 100 n:
3 Hfy .:..:::: s sass sEss ssGs SO
short ribs Per 100 u;
3aag ..:.::: 49,. s s85: 800 go go
5 2otao2s as g.rs As tsnaE' Fl7az s's2sy No s4B
S31r ~ GLOW corn sac. No , 6ats es2sc- n ?
5se; No barley 3sq48c; No aaxsesd 81 90; No \ "
e. 81 P5Te 13'4s s le N * IS les B94 R sides
81 s7 short clear sides boxed s. 1o4ss IS Whizkey
955rs dnished goods on basis Of high vines per gal
ion, 81 &31s SussT-Granlated d ace On the PredlSe
19a24ise; dairy: 19aeae Cheese arm at l2Glsc- Eggs
Cincinnati. Feb = Flour strong. Wheat Arm; No
73lsc Germ strong; No mixed. 34c- Oats firm
No mixed. - G2Gc Rye firm, No 2 SIC. Butter
changed Elgn creamery, 2526c; Ohio. 2id22c. dairy.
15c. sugar firm Eggs firm, l2lsc- Cheese steady
Milwaukee. Feb 1s.-Wheat tae higher, No Northern,
Gsd6ec. Northern, 65d66isc- rive drms No = Sc
Barley steady, No . 4dG46 lze sample, SS54oc-
Minneapolis Feb I3--Close: Wheat-In store No
Northern February. 65lsc. May, DC: July 81
track No I hard, So isc- No I Northern 65-c No ?
Northern $40 Flour quiet and drst patents
S. 10 patents s. 30dS3 40 first clears s. 80
S2 70 second clears, 81 10 Bran S1lGS11 . IN bulk
PhIadePhie Feb 5. 14sft a nm ana half ssn
arm. No mixed s91z R39S.c February Oats quiet
steady . clipped. 81 @sH32Cs No
0i=e mixed DO, clipped 29a29-s &c. Butter arm,
fancy Western 26c; 90 prints,
dull 1c lower. fresh 14c, do West
IA; Southwestern, lac DO Southern BE Cheese
unchanged
Receipts: Flour, 1000 bss, 1900 SACKS wheat,
1900 bushels
Shipments 1900 bushels 1TT0eS bushels
oats. 600 bushels
Louis Fen 13.-WheaJ-Na 2 red, cash and FebTll-
airy. 70lgc, May lie July. 6sasc; No hard, 6sG59c
Corn-No cash February. 32c. May SO a G33 Il;
July OatsNo 24lac; February. 24-sc; NAY,
245sc; cash white. 2654 G26isc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-14

hogs might exceed quotations.. county dressed
steady 6fTi TO lshf weights.
Sales II Hume PRO, late yesterday state pigs
% n average s. per 100 70, bears n al s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-14

spet ecttoa the local market ruled steady, Win
upisnd ~ - - -ddag our gsles ure-e ss7
snutaern spor mi1dng QUOTED. we're officially
rspc-ef ~ follows EeW-0rleaEE steady See
~ slee Nozzle quiet T-lee &c Savannah quiet
a-lg 70 zc; Charleston AFm sec bid. Up &c; VII
1gse- arm 81. Norfolk fra. sac. &c; Baltimore
5nital. sac up nc; Memphis firm, Side, up size
g-sfE steady $40 up 5-i6c. ST Louis hrr
enc W Sic me export movement foogs:
Great B-tain France Continent
Lp--aE .-.-.--...--.---. 122s
s. far rhis seek 14zg7 - POI
- Ter lzsr week - 2sg $50 5s5 94s COO 49,
Receipts a. AsR-Orleans estimated
-ys - - 1850 bales against i2,0Ja actual last
= 1la -l1oa At Houston from h.aJe 70
- Ds-eF Looked compared with 7GaT week
~k9 Eud --sf
.fis - ne ano interior points tc-ay. CON-
Azft- Alth the same DAY last seek and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-14

R.7-~--e= market firm. 40 Z Rio 10000 exchange.
-z-- receipts bags days; cleared for the
C---=6 states i. bags cleared for Europe 1000
stcc1. - 010 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-14
5ntraet prices IN the local market to-day

E1fse &srksIs.-SznIos-C0f market firm;
gee le-rzge $500 receipts. 1000
1-.= -taeE z3e. fTaulsurs-('o1se opened
= u-eUDiE decline from SATURDAY $50 p net
--=-1E 5000 uaEs 5a-rs-4]ofee market
sea=a .ETegz-zr ~ franc below Saturday al J. N
H=cllE- 4 franc 3 n barely steady and IN
e.z--=5. $50 p unchanged, total sales $1,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-12
FINANCIAL NEWS
BULLS And BEARS.

Wall Street. June l2.-Loncon sent
higher prices for the Americans this
morning and there was a general re-
sponse al the opening here. Gains we're
small
The opening rise I'm prices was not
maintained and the market yielded on a
small volume OF dealings. Steel stocks
were very irregular, Tennessee Coal fall
Ing Ia while Republie Steel advanced l.
Third Avenue lost 2ia and Wheeling ana
Lake Erie first sreferred jumped 2ss For
the most part the market hung nearly
stagnant about last nights level.
Prices hardened In the second hour,
but so slightly as 10 have little signih-
cance. st. Paul got up to ia and Rem
nessee Coal recovered point. "A ma
Jority OF stocks did not move at all Deal
ings In bonds were small and prices
lower.
Some pressure developed against the
metal group which carried down the
principal street stocks l TO l1s. The gen.
eral market was easier than Saturday:
Business was entirely In professional
hands
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-12
Mss DANIELS VICTIr1
OF MALPRACTICE.
Brooklyn Girl Says She Was Oper-
ated on Here and Accuses Fall
River Music Teacher.

her in Providence and took her to the
house OF a doctor. where IL is alleged,
the operation was performed on May
2S.
Afterward Miss Daniels went, so IL
is said, 10 the house OF a nurse, living
on Pearl street. How long she re-
mained there Is not known. IL Is
probable she went TO Brooklyn when
she left the nurses house and found ac-
commodation at the boarding house
conducted by the Young Women's
Christian association at $40 Union ST.
She said she had not seen the musician
since she left Providence. Since being
i'm the hospital Miss Daniels has stat
ed that an attempt was made 10 have
her remain in Brooklyn and have the
operation performed I'm Manhattan.
This plan was not satisfactory how
ever and arrangements were then
made TO have her go To Rhode Island.
Miss Edith Daniels has sister living
i'm a handsome house at 139 Seventh
avenue, Brooklyn, whose name is Irene
Daniels. The latter is said TO be a
trained nurse. and II is with physician
that she makes her home.
Assistant superintendent Hammond
OF the Brooklyn hospital said this af-
ternoon that Miss Daniels condition
was much improved. The statement
was made that Miss Irene Daniels had
first brought the case Of her sister To
the police by asking them to locate
her.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-12
BIG MAJORITY
FOR WETr1ORE.

vides for changing the time OF the state
election to November OF each year, de-
fines the duties of the grand commit
tee, abolishes Newport as a state cap
ttas provides that registration shall
close on July l OF each year, provides
that the present General Assembly and
general officers shall hold office until
1902, and that the next state election
shall take place in November 1901, the
newly elected members TO take their
seats on the following last Tucyday in
January.
The act was adopted by sections. and
then the question came ontthe adoption
OF Mr.. Blodgett of Pawtucket, NOV
ing the previous question. which was
adopted. .
Mr.. Garvin of Cumberland read a
long address against the bill. after
which the act was adopted. AZ to IL.
Mr.. Johnson of Foster, from the COM
mittee on judiciary, reported back sub
stitute A OF an act TO prevent. diminish
and destroy insect pests and contagious
fungous diseases. and appropriating
the sum OF $4,000 for the same, the work
to be done by the board of managers OF
the Rhode Island Agricultural Expert
ment station.
Quite heated discussion ensued up
on the merits of the bill. Mr.. Newell OF
Central Falls. moving that the bill be
indefinitely postponed. claiming that II
was a stepl towards the famous gypsy
moth legislation Of Massachusetts,. and
finally the motion prevailed, to 18. and
The resolutions OF sympathy to Lieut..
Gov. Kimball from the Senate. were
placed on passage. and on motion OF
Mr.. Garvin, they were adopted by
rising vote.
The several acts from the city OF
Providence for authority TO borrow
money for public improvements were
read by title. and were referred TO the
judiciary committee.
MIR. Curtis OF Providence presented an
act To incorporate the Central Trust
company. the incorporators being Hen
ry ID. Heydon, Walter w. Whipp.e,
Isaac l.. Goff James #. Freeman, VIM.
II. Richards and Charles A. Wilson;
committee on corporations.
Also an act TO incorporate the Rhode
Island Law School OF Providence; COM
mittee on judiciary.
Mr.. Brown of Providence introduced
an act appropriating $4,000 In aid OF the
Rhode Island State Fair association;
committee on finance.
The Senate act authorizing the town
of Cranston 10 appoint harbor master
for the town of Cranston was read and
passed.
Mr.. Blodgett presented a joint resolu-
tion providing for the appointment of
commission TO consider what changes
will be made necessary should the pro-
posed amendment TO the state constitu-
tion become a law. the commission to
consist OF the chairman OF the Senate
and House judiciary committees and
three other persons TO be appointed by
the governor. The resolution was
adopted.
Mr.. Garvin of Cumberland introduced
an act TO limit the labor OF street rail-
way employees to 10 hours a day: COM
mittee on special legislation
On motion OF Mr.. Blodgett of Proxs-
dence the House then adjourned to
meet at 10 o'clock on Wednesday morn
ing. one hour earlier than Is customary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-12
WEST CASE.
Another Hearing on the Account
Of Thomas F. West With
a Brothers Estate.

A continued hearing in the West case
was neld in the municipal court before
Judge Sphinx at o'clock this afternoon.
with number OF persons present who
were interested in rft hearing.
Attorney Charles A. Wilson opened
the hearing by questioning Mr.. Thomas
r. ewst. former administrator on the
estate OF George j. West. about an ac-
count OF $40 for which no receipt
could be found. after a thorough search.
another item OF sll.50. dated October
~. 1896. was discovered, for which no
receipt could be found.
1hr testimony nuasht out the fact
that Mr. Thomas West had aworn that
the account was correct before no.
tary. but the name had been forgotten.
sums OF money and one for william
Corrigan were gone over. Mr. West said
he had no further reason for asking
payment for these sums. other than
the fact that he could swear that the
amounts were paid. Mr.. West testified
that he entered the employ OF George j.
West. his brother. on July is. 1892. He
received $50 per week at first. later s23
per week and still later n was raised
10 500
Late this afternoon Attorney Wilson
was endeavoring to prove that George
r. West was I'M q good financial condl-
tion and did not need to hire money
from Thomas. The case will probably
40 over 10 Friday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-12
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

The battleship Kentucky passed out by
Cape Henry this morning nj o'clock.
Mrs. George r.. Boxer. widow Of the
poet and ex-minister to Russia, Is dead
at her home in Philadelphia.
The trackmen employed at Carbon
dale on the St Louis division OF the Illi-
nois Central railroad have gone on n
strike for higher wages. All the men
along the line from East ST. Louis to
Csrbondaic are involved. The strike Is
for Is cents per hour.
The United states training ship Hart
ford. Admiral Farraguts old nagship.
arrived at New York from League Island
navy yard this morning where she trans
fcrred "A number of men 10 tho bnttleships
Masss chusetts and Indiana To make up
the complement of their crews. ,asr
Incomplete returns from the congress
slonal district Democratic primaries I'm
the third Mississippi district indicate
that Judge Patrick Henry OF Vicksburg
has been nominated by big majority.
This election Is to choose successor 10
Thomas e.. catchings who retires at the
end OF his present term
Several routine papers and reports were
read nt today's session II the national
conference of Jewish charities az Chi
cseo An organized effort y being made
10 relieve tho congestcd ccntcfr IN .he
large towns and farming districts where
better r-opportunities for employment amid
more hesl,hful surroundings exist
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-12

Miss Edith NJ. Daniels. a pretty To-
year old girl. is suffering from the es-
pital. Brooklyn. suffering from the ef-
fects OF a criminal operation, which
she says was performed upon her IN
this city during recent visit here. The
Brooklyn police have been given the
name OF the doctor alleged 10 be con-
cerned in the case and they are said to
be working on the matter. The man
accused by Miss Daniels is a music
teacher and organfst in Fall River. but
he positively denies the charge,
He says Miss Daniels was presented
TO him and wife while visiting in Fan
River and declares he is not responsible
FOR her condition, that he never advised
nor assisted her to secure medical
treatment. and never met her anywhere
outside OF Fall River except in BROOK
Tyr and at that time in public par
Tor.
IL is said that Miss Daniels was in
Providence while away from her home
in Brooklyn. and II was I'm this city
that the operation was performed.
IL Is also said that Miss Daniels spent
some time previous 10 the day the ope-
ration was performed with Mrs. Opp
at Newport. There. II is said. she was
visited by a man who, II is alleged, was
for her condition, and that
he either accompanied her 10 or met