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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

18th-st, :, 9e # Of Avenue A, 25x1033;
Bernard McMsnus and another, executors, 10
water-st No JOB. s. Is 6xS9. .sxI9 7xs9. s; Thomas
II Baskerville, referee, Edwin F Phelan....
Madison-aYe. s. 1859 Il of 179th-st, new line,
1898: William E Broo1er TO Isabel Fawcett..
B3d- st 4 s, 800 IT e Of Sth-aYe, xl92.5x25. 2x
1857; also 5Sd-st, s.. 215 # OF sth-ave. 25x
1s9. .4x25 2K1s25, 2s parts; William Rupert and
another 10 John Cnger- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
e4th-st. u s, DDS II OF West Fnd-ave 75x100.S;
LIE Grand Petit TO Frederick Kron-
Broadway, s, 81 f. OF 125th-st. 81. 6x75; Au-
eustus II Vanderpoel, referee, 10 jeremiah P
Robinson and another. trustees. ..--------.----.-
Broadway. s. SO IT Of 125th-st. 81. .6x75
same 10 same.
76th-st. No 24 East 20X1o2.2; Nathan Hof-
heimeT to Lois II Lyman.
Broadway e g PSI f n OF 105th-st u. .1x16.6x
25z6; lie Grand X Petit to August T Pfarre
y part e
Same property: same TO Emma Petit. y part.
I44th-st n s 3T5 # Of Broadway. 50y99.11;
sylvester l. Ward. referee. Frederick V
182d-st. No 483 West. 25X1126; Augustus II Van
derpoel, referee. 10 John II Schnier.
1l7th-st s. 210 fl Of 5th-ave, 50xloO.11; sam
rel Hoffman and wife to George B Christman
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Countrp 11roper1p For Sale or 90 Eel.
FOR SALE OR TO LET:

Gentleman's Country Seat, near Green
wich, Conn. consisting of IA Acres OF
Land, with magnificent Residence, re-
Gently built, OF massive rustic stone,
large, sumptuously furnished and
handsomely decorated, adapted to
both Summer and Winter occupancy.
Gardeners Cottage, Stable, Carriage
House, Greenhouse and 1cehouse;
ali constructed OF the same material
and in harmony with the residence.
The buildings are lighted by cleo
tricity, and contain modern improve
ments. Abundant water supply is OBJ
tanned from the Putnam Lake Reser-
voir
For full particulars address
M. R. OLOUGHLIN. n West 18th St. New York
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CAST OFF CLOTHING

MAlSON kANCAISE--H1shest prices for
ladies' cast on clothing. especially, svs,,
ing gowns. furs. jeweiry. etc Mime. SIN
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

7th-ave s. 25.5 It n Of 5sth-st, for two story
brick stable. 25x55; Ann Duffy. Of No II West
70th-st, owner; W Cole. architect
1o5th-st n s. II3 II of 3d-aVe. for one story
frame shed. 24x70; Max Nathan, Of No % East
72d-st. owner; Buchman Fox. architects
t1oth-st 3 24O Il Of Amsterdam-ave, for a
one story frame shed. 40xeG; Francis Schnugs.
Of No ] East 94th-st. owner; Louis Enter, Of
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REAL ESTATE.
CHURCH PROPERTY NOT SOLD.
NEGOTIATIONS FOR MADISON AVENUE PREsBY-
TERRAIN PENDING.

IT was reported yesterday that the Madison Ave
Presbyterian Church property, at the south
west corner Of Madison-ave. and Fifty-third-st..
had been sold for about $4,000 Persons connected
with the transaction, however said that although
negotiations pending sale had yet been
consummated.
A NJ. Palmer is reported have sold the four
story dwelling house at the northwest corner Of
Madison-aye and SiXty-ifth-st.
The Bates Building. which is to be erected at
Nos a6 and 2Os West Forty -third-st will be the
first skyscraper which In its details will show
close adherence purely Gothic forms The first
two stories the front OF granite and Indiana
limestone. The upper part of the building is OF
white pressed brick, terra Gotta and copper.
The following are the comparative tables OF the
conveyances mortgages and projected buildings for
the corresponding weeks OF 1900 and 1899,
piled by THE Record and Guide:
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.
CONvEYANCES
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Gonntrn propertn for Sale.
ALLENHURST, N. ].

FOR RENT. WELL LOCATED AND HANDSOMELY
FURNISHED SUMMER HOME; BROAD PIAzzAS RE
CEPTION HALL. PARLORS. DINING ROOM
KITCHEN. BUTLER'S PANTRY. LAUNDRY. TILED
BATHROOMS TEN BEDROOMS. OPEN FIRE PLACES
GAS ELECTRIC LIGHTS. ADDRESS 20s MAIN ST.
ASBURY PARK. n. j..
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ANTI4uES, SILVERWARE AND
JEWELRN.

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S. WYLER, w. 2sth St Date with ]. M.
Embellishments, Antiques. etc.
bought and sold. Highest cash prices paid
N"r OLD G0Id and silver.
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5rb Asencics.

A MERIcAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS. AGENCY
"A supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors Coyernesses
&C. To Colleges schools and Families. Apply o
Mrs. NJ. j. YOUNG-FULTON. o3 Union Scuare
M IIRIAM COYRIFRES Teachers Agency $50 9Th Ave
VI NewYork; telephone 55+-lsth- -st-Coleges schools
families supplied placed; musical department
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ALL vERMIN EXTERMINATED.
AMERICAN SKIRT REMODELLIN
-''

o56 WEST 3TTH-S -ST.--Skirts rebound
sponged and pressed, 25c. GOODS caHeo
for and delivered.
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COAL AND WOOD

FINEST GRADE Red and White Ash Coal
WINTER old reliable yards. I'd and 81
aves- 64th-su
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CORSETS.

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CoRSETS made 10 order from So 90 an.
perfect nj guaranteed Nine Z SC.H l.
PIRA. LISA I.exington-Avs., near llsth-st
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AMERICAN TAILORING co.

50 so NOBBY SUITS to order; fit guaran-
teed; sil- -sr~o 't0a1: call or write wheT
to call. GO Princest.
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FOR SALE AT sAYvILLE. Ii.

A modern. completely furnished house Il rooms.
posed plumbing larce room perfect condition.
barn; 1e lawn garden and plenty of shade trees;
occupancy; walk to Great South
Bay; minutes saith St Ferry. l. l. r. r.; price
II T. o. Box 1926. New York City.
IIvOR SALE CHEAP close estate. cottage of seven
II rooms on Mountan-ave., Hackettstown. y. j. Ap-
DIV TO WILLIAM NJ LOWRY. Exr 300 Broadway
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COMMON SENSE PILLS

THE BEST AND SAFEST CATHaRTTC
on the market; perfectly harmless ana
positively DOES NOT GRIPE. NETZFyS
box So so per dozen 'N- d
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BOOKS.
LOWERING s BOOK STORE
" 70 ytdIs on bTOduWdy near IUIl
s. has removed to

$. ms TtIuUNtU 10
s2a BROADWAY, NEAR 18TH ST.
Everybody in New York and for fifty
miles around knows Lowering. His store is
headquarters for book-lovers and book
buyers. All kinds OF books to suit all
tastes and all pocketbooks. Historical
books biographical. religious. scientific,
books of travel. books of fiction. books for
children. poetry. etc, etc. Anything you
want and positively at the lowest prices TO
be had in the United States.
Encyclopedias on sale for song-Ap-
pletons Chambers Britannica, and Peo-
Pies Books and libraries purchased
LOWERING, S23 Broadway, near 18th 81.
ROCKS BOUGHT for cash: experienced
buyers sent everywhere; catalogue free.
GE;OPGF y. SMITH { Fast 42d-st-
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WHiTE PLAINs-Elegant Queen Anne Cottage: al
w improvements; restriCted elevated: the
easy terms OWNER 213 West 2stl-st. New-York store
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FOR SALE.


PROSPECT GRANGE"-The handsome residence and
farm property of the late George Richards deceased
The property consists of the mansion with ali modern
neIt ample grounds ana outouildngs al IN
station elevation 500 feet above level always
and surrounding country; IL acres land with mansion;
Morristown y j.. or D. r. HUMMER Dover n J. ''-'
TWIN LIKES; conn.1;cottass stable lodge 30 acres:
Mountains Address Room 10. 9Th floor A Broad 81.
T YNDHURsT, y. J-For sale. great bargain. hand
Cali or Write K4vaSAUGH ss3 Hudson a
St. n Y c.. or JOHN KEHoE Lyndhurst. ". ].
nM.IGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE and farm prop
IL erty for sale. New-Jersev Central. out:
100 acres: modern house barns. outbuildngs: farmers
Photos and details with JOHN O. HoYT. se Broadway.
{, ENTLEMAN's Hudson River Shore Residence. Grand
~ - view opposite Helen Gouds 10 acres; docks deep
PERRY Room 101 300 Broadway.
easy ter oWNE ss Vest sst NYopk Hesr tRs deGe o
HOUSE FOR SALE terms. to lease: u rooms.
heat; location in City Of Mount Vernon schools within
oWNER $50 hs' soaIH 4thnave ti Mount "aSh vernon
IMPORTANT FOR sALE-The crownng jewel of the
Il catskiH Mountains $4,000 well known. pr-
@ ,o'd1n tes'eat WIN IT'S me summer residences
from shokan 1eOo feet elevation Within
OF mountain forest stream and glen this side Of
beauty the glores of and painter
porunty offered for the formation
Cooperation invited. CHARLES T. COUTANT.
Box 1.036. Kingston, " Y.
SEAsHORE LOTS FOR SALE in East Gloucester
~ Gloucester, Mass. directly the Atlantic Ocean
midway between Bass Rocks and Eastern Point Sea
from Thatchers Island Boston HarbOr. Directly
site starting and finishing point of the trial OF
United States battleships Finest
lantic Ocean. Three to
beaches In New-England. walk et
Bass Rocks Eastern Point Golf Links
country. undoubtedly the finest sea
shore property Massachusetts Bay. Write plans
and particulars
MICHAEL J. MEAGHER. Gloucester Mass.
YINO RENT FOR SUMMER.
Il Large, well furnished Colonial house with modern
improvements; fine lawn and shade pla
mouse; convenient to station
|2t King-st. Port Chester. Y.
I)ATCHOGUE-AT BARGAIN. new dwelling on
L Ocean-ave.. finely finished. and half stories:
barn half acre OF ground minutes from Great
Bay, hVe minutes from station water
privilege INQUIRE ROMAN WIC1HS Patchogue. o. j.
JENNINGS. Room 21S. No. 1 Broadway York
CITY
one OF THE FINEST ESTATES ON THE HUDSON
~ B. L. WINTERS 56 Pine st.
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AT E- MAILER

DIAMONDS, Watches Jewelry: repairing
rne complicated watches; French and hall
clocks specially. old gold bought or ex-
changed; established 1857. 73S 6th-ays..
near 4xd-st
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ROOkBINDERS.


Ave GUARANTEE the best work at
the lowest prices. Established 1887. B.
IOGIN. /. 32S 3d-ave., near 76th-st. L sta
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BROOKLYN SCHOOL OF ENGRAv-

PREPARES pupils for practical positions;
branches taught; copper plate, monogram
and address dies; lettering gold and sill
verware. W. WOOLSEY. Principal, 431
FutOn-st., Brooklyn.
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NOR SALE OR RENT.-Desrable residence. Middle
Il Heights. Bound Brook n. J.: 45 minutes from
ct daily house, IL and baths large
reception billiard and smoking third
floor; Just and complete appointment;
tagged Sidewalks Floor plans and ee-
yations can be and fun particulars obtained OF
BROKAW. 80 Park Place. city.
CsTAMFoRD. CONN.-Country place Richmond Hill;
- acres; house improvements stable sale rent.
Address ROLAND MALLORY,
AZ Lafayette Place. N. Y. City.
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ART EMBROIDERY AND DESIGN
ING

INITIALS. monograms and crests embroid-
cred on linens at moderate prices; lndi-
viduaI attention given each order. RBuCK-
MAN 022 Lexington-ave.
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~ ENTLE;MAN'S Hudson River Shore Residence Grand
~ view. opposite Helen Goud's 10 acres docks deeI
water; house IA all Improvements complete
buildings; $780, 900; sacrifice SIS 900 half cash
PERRY. Room 1OI. 300 Broadway.
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CHiROPODY, MANICURING AND
BEAUTIFYING.

DIR. JESSIE L. LYONS. with skiu.s On
orators performs scientific. painless CHI
ropody; also ECZEMA and itching o. rhA
scalp and BODY IS West 22d-st
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FOR SALE AT NEWPORT, r. |.

splendid ztone residence, with stables. large
coach nd he contains 10 and
perfect condition. There Of land, with
The location Is at the southern and
fashionable the island. the Newport
grounds. affords fine views of the harbor
Rocky Farm district Inquire Of F. NJ. WIGHT. at
for executors. $50 Broadway. New York City
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ANTIQUES. CUHIOs' sILNEH
Antique OBJECTS OF ART.

u u GARDINER. importer and dealer in
antique objects of art; Louis NIN, XIV,
XVI and Renaissance periods; paintings.
marbles brocades, embroideres. etc. 422
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JoGSE FOR SALE. easy terms or to lease; u rooms.
all improvements. plumbing, tiled bath. air
heat best location in city of Mount
minutes of house; 20 minutes 42dst. NeW-Havcn
X X OWNER, $50 South 4th-ave.. Mount Vernon.
n. Y, 439 5th-ave city.
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I ELIGH HTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE and farm prop
- erty for SALE New-Jersev Central two hours out;
100 acres modern house. barns. outbuildngs:
cottage everything perfect order:
Photos and details with JOHN o. HOYT. 81 Broadway.
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NEIJMANN BROS, E. 18th Street. near
9th Ave.-Binding of single volumes or
in quantities in any style.
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AN <INGS.

AMERICAN Awning and Flag Factory
Canopes. Chairs. Tables and Tents To let
F. Sk ELTON COS 6th-ave.. telephone call
sg0-3Sth
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CLOTHING ON CREDIT

AT FAI.K'S. iSl Sth-ave. Fine line Ms,,s
Women's and Children's Clothing on
weekly or monthly payments WI
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A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.

EIGlN l4-kt gold filled watch Is ruby
iewelled. thin model 81 down and 81
weekly; price s24. WM. II. SMOCK. 239
Broadway. Room 8.
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TWIN LAKES. Conn-Cottage. stable. lodge 30 acres;
Il running water; modem oath high ground; TaConc
Mountains Address Room TO- 9Th floor, ~ Broad
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ART DEALERS.

A. MILLER, 293 th-ave.-Psintings. Etch-
ings Fra nes, Mrrors. Gallery OF Ameri-
can Paintings. Restoring. Regilding.
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CUTLER Y

CUTLERY of every description on hand
made TO order and repaired. at c.
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B. ]. SCHAEFER, 24 Beekman-st.-Bonk-
binding of all kinds neatly done at mod
rrinas
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A9UARIUMs AND GOLD FISH.

GOLD FISH so cents dozen. other fish. Is
cents; japanese, 30c. each DGGEIING.
Auuarist - Fast 125th-st
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DOGS AND CAT HOSPITAL.

n Y C9TISF IS-FTPII1GT Ia ~
0Sd-st-. telephone S51 Columbus Treat
board, housebreaking dogs. both city ard
country
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ON THE HEIGHTS OF NEWBURGH.

In handsome residence section and commanding an
surpassed OF Hudson and Highlands, plot of
b acres OWNER. Box .. Tribune Once:
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CUSTOM MADE SHOES.

P. MARINI. Ladies' and Gents, ane 5oo-z
and shoes made to order. Fit guaranteed
Tor the most difficult feet 4SS Shave,
near 34th-st-. New-TOrk
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I YNDHURST. n. J.-For sale. great bargain. hand
IL some house, with ; lots: choice
provements. Call write KAVANAUGH. 522 Hudson
ST., n. Y. c., JOHN KEHOE. Lyndhurst. y. j.
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1nstrurtlon.
For Boys and Young Men-City

BERKELEY sCHOoLc-INCoRPORATED 1900.
433, 435, 437 Madison Ave
Twenty.hrst year will begin October 1. 1900 Ever
Grass limited TO twelve boys Early application
necessary Tor admission to most grades as TO tn
Preparatory School. ~ 49, ~ 80
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FOR SALE
SUMMER RESORT.

Heights Ulster Co, N Y, six miles
EIlenvine.. station O. & w r r., about thirty
acres bordering Florence Lake good boating and
fishing House accommodates forty good water in house
healthy location: Immediate Price, $500
Inquire of John MCCORMICK 279 Westinghouse. New
York, n. Y; JOHN W RODE. Elleny1e n. Y.
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BABY CARRIAGES & GO-CARTs
BIRDS AND PIGEONS.
BRIGHT'S DISEASE AND DIA-
BETES.

A NEW TREATMENT for Bright's disease
and diabetes; positive cures See Circu-
lar. B. WALTON. 1870 West 116th-st..
Agent for U. S. and Canada.
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FURNISHED 6ouses to fet-gountrn.
WYCHMERE SEAsHORE COTTAGES

tCape COD. Harwich. Mass; furnished homes: VI,
piazzas. open frepacea bathrooms. ulrs
ming careful sanitation cool breezy p;1 e,-
country directly seashOre. delightful bathing drvi1
New York. -
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NOR RE1NT--In Stoninston. Ccnn-- summer 1909
Il three furnished houses. II l. ard OF /
roems modern improvements and desirable locations.
n. r. SPALDINC Agent
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26
FOR OUR LIGHTsHIP.

WAahington. March 24.-For q few min
utes In the Senate today. surprise border
ing almost on condemnation In some
quarters was created by q request Of Nr.
Foraker that the Porto Riean govern
ment bill be reeommittsd to the Porto
Rican committee. The request prseipi-
tated lively Oslloquy. but 10 finally
was developed that the bill Mr.. Foraker
wanted reoommitted was the government
measure now on the calendar ana not the
unfinished business. During the slucida-
tion Of his rsqueGt. however. Mr.. Foraker
plainly indicated that II was his pur.
pose to separate the bills and press he
Porto hican tariff bill to an early vote,
his desire being TO have the vote taken
not later than next Thursday.
A bill increasing from $4,000 to $50, :
COZ the cost Of n lightship to be located
near Cape Elizabeth, Me-. was passed
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26

Rev. J. RAmsdsll prsashsd . lively ssr-
moa 10 = large nudisnss Thursday eve
ming In which he discouraged the Moi
mon sntsrpriss. He saiaf They pro-
pose TO build Mormon chuEoh In 0Fesn-
wood in the spring. 10 must be stopped. I"
At the close Of tbs meeting monsy was
immsdiatsiy raissd for the purpose Of
buying tractI and In few days thou
sands Of tracts will be distributed
through Greenwood and other places,
denounoing Mormonism. The Mormons
win now have to try new field and It Is
generally thought that they will soon
leave this Vicinity and go t1 new parts.
Some OF the Chriatlans Of Greenwood
are now actively at work converting the
new MormODs back to their old faith
and have already met with much sue
cess,
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26
IN THE HOUSE.
COAL MINERS GET RAISE.

philadelphia, March 25.-In accordance
with their notice posted shortly after
January /, 1909, promising an advance
to their employees to take effect Aprili1,
1900. the Berwind-White coal mining
company today notified all Its miners Of
general average advance Of 20 per cent.
The miners are now 2lacsd upon basis
of GO par gross ton and all day labor
Increased accordingly. This advance will
make the wages paid the highest paid
during the PAST 80 years and In some in
stances the highest that have ever existed
by nearly "a per osnt.
This Bsrwind-Whits company hav 9
made their advances Voluntarily starting
with the upper tendencies Of the market
in January. 1898, sincs that time and In
oluding this adv Anos they have advanced
the general mining rate SO l-3 per cent
and the machine mining rate so per cent.
The company has ovar 10, 0C0 employees.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26
DOUBLE LYNCHING.
A Negro aud white Man Mobbed IN
virginia.

Richmond. Va, March e4-Ths reign
Of excitement In Giesnesvilis county
eliminated today IN a double iynchiRg
at Emporis. Roth Cotton, the negro
who, according Q his own oonfsssion,
killed Saunders and Welt0n, and o'Gra.
dy, who wss with him VIXEN the killing
occurred, were hanged ty mob various
" estin ated at from 1909 TO 20eo strong.
This morning the sheriff of the county
dlsoA aEPeS from duty the militia that
had heen sent from this elty at MS re-
quest aud Major cutoAius l. command 5f
TIE troops, uodAod Goyarhor Tylsa. STAT
Ing that he Believed thai II the prisoners
were left unprotected BY the militia, they
would be lynehed. The Governor replied
as follows;
"The cole responsibility IS on the
sh4ia. II be orders yoa to withdraw
you can do nothing bus obey. We have
tone every thiBg possible % uphold tho
.aW and prevent mob violence ami are
stiII prepared to render any aid necessary.
Have recalled train with Captain Cheat
woods company and win egain dismiss
them. viii arrange with railroad to
briug your men hack"
Accordingly, Major Cutchins entralned
his men and started for Richmond.
1his was about eleven O'Clock, Hardly was
tho train out of sight when a mob en-.
tered the jail, took Cotton, hanged him
to the limb OF a tree and fired several
bullets into him. Later despite the pro-
tests of the cooler heads, who claimed that
the guilt OF the white man had not been
established, another crowd composed
largely Of negroes, entered tbs jail, over
came the resistance OF the few VITO tried
to protect O'GrAdy. took him out and
hanged him also.
1he three other prisoners whom Cotton
charged with having committed the
Black murder and robbery were dis
charged by the judge and left town. At
last accounts the town had resumed Its
wonted quiet.
Gov, Tyler said this evening: al am
greatly distressed at the result, hut
could not keep the soldiers there W ithout
declaring martial law and did not fe sl
that the prevailing conditions warranted
that.
'Ths men who took part In the lync b.
ing should be arrested and dealt wi tn ac-
cor dinghy.
"As Governor and as citizen 1 deeply
deplore the hagrant outrage upon law
and order. Nothing was left for me o do
but was done. The trouble seems to
have been with tn authorities at Empo-
ria. We were given to understand that
protection would be given the prisoners.
The result shows that this confidence was
abused"
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26
OLD HOME WEEK.
President r. Z. Booshby's Handsome
Circular.

President =. z. Bs0thby Il tha city
COMMITTEES on TIE Old Eome Week osls-
brasi5n. mailad Saturday 10 people all
over the stats very handsomely ihu s.
tratsd and finely printed circular calling
attention to the coming celebration. In
this circular President Boathby cllls at
tention TO the New Hampshire plan Of
keeping open house to the visitors TO
the state of this weak which plan it ID
desired to follow hers in Maine. The eele-
bration is net for Portland alone. but for
every part of Maine 1t is the idea to have
grand welcome extended to the visitors
here In Portland on some dGy when the
most Of them will he passing through the
city, and TO have this general meeting
attended by delegates from towns In tho
state. These towns In turn should take
some potice of the affair and hold some
kind OF celebration on some succeeding
date to the general meeting in Portland.
This CITY does not want to take from
the rest Of the stats any Of thes, visitors,
but simply desires to do her share to-
" ards making the visitors welcome as
they come into Maine. The circular oon-
tains 9 suggestion for the forming OF as
sociations for the carrying on Of this
work and contains many valuable hints
and good advice as to the best way In
which 10 make this celebration II grand
saacasa
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26
GOSPEL MISSION SERVICE.

The union temperance meeting under
the auspices of Portland Division, s. OF
T., was ons of the most interesting OF
the series. Rev. u. W. Kelley gave the
address of the afternoon. Mr.. Kelley
considered the topic from five different
points, viz. the church and Its inhu-
epce; t1e press aad its influence; the
W. q. L. U. and their In tiuenes; the
druggist bill ana its inf fiusnoe; the IN ass-
ss Of the people and their influences, and
In q clear and most logical effort gave
one OF the most helpful and inspiring
ad dresses that has bssn heard In Port
an for 9 long time.
In the evening the large mission hall
was filed ana many were turned away
for want of room. At 1880 O'Clock a
most inspiring song servios was held,
followed by Scripture readings and a
prayer service. Rsv. s. y. Pearson chose
for his text the 18th verse OF the 4Oth
Psalm: "But am poor and needy. yet
the Lord thinksth upon men. Thou art
my help and my deIiversr; make no tar
ryinR, o my God" The leading though,
Of human weakness, and physical infirm =
aties, aud intellectual errors, .as mani
tested 10 the life of the Psalmist, as well
as the ability and willingness OF God in
Jesus Christ to help, deliver and redeem
by faith In the shed blood. were most
vividly presented by effeotual word pic
lures, and the great audience were in
many Instance deeply moved. At th q
lose of the sermon several who had ne yer
started to lead Christian lives before
came forward to the altar for prayers.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-26
POLICE WANT KENNEDY.

The police we're looking last night for a
man named Kennedy and a woman who
is the wife OF man In Vermont. Ken
nedy Lses in Portland and q few weeks
ago went to Vermont. When he came
back he brought this woman with him
and they went 60 live over livery stable.
A few days ago the woman's husband
came here and after some shrewd d 'tsot-
i've work traced Kennedy to the stable
and found his wife. While the husband
was hunting for o police officer the
couple eEoaped. The police hope to ind
the pair and II they are found they viii
be punished.