New-York tribune., 1902-11-29
10 A LADY OF TITLES


Gn search OF Souls Belated. to such her spirit
straightway. TO The Confessional she went to tell
And, entering. met The Duchess at Prayer. who
That days OF Crucial Instances should ever thus be
Eut when The Twilight of the Gods a sombre aspect
Both lert the church and passed along The Line
OF Least Resistance.
The Duchess was Coward-Margaret humored
Though, since The Muses. Tragedy they say the
The Duchess said: "oh. Margaret has aught repaid
THE. Recovery Of The Rembrandt but The Portrait
"A Copy! cried the Duchess. sad, and utterly dis
For now she knew the time had come. The Reckon
All silently they wandered through The Valley of
Thinking to ind The Touchstone. when. behold!
The moon rose DER the ouicksand and solved the
For The Moving Finger pointed toward The Great
elizabeth Cannon. in The Reader
This Is the greatest hunting season that Maine
has ever known All previous records have been
broken, and TO date more deer have been shipped
through Bangor than for the whole of the season
OF 1901. which has been. to this time. the banner
year Last year the total shipments through Ban
gor were 756 deer % moose, bears. against 679
deer, II moose for the corresponding week OF last
season. a gain or ~ deer and IL moose This Is the
largest weeks shipment ever recorded in Bangor
On Saturday night the total receipts OF game in
Bangor for the month of November were 2229
deer, Sc moose and p bears which was a gain of
$40 deer. 62 moose over the corresponding period
in 1901 The total shipments for the season up to
this week 4.16i deer 16l moose and 80 bears
At the same time year ago the figures were 254
deer and $50 moose showing a gain of $40 deer and
Ii moose. The total shipments "A year ago We're
4002 deer and ITO moose. which shows a gain Of
dalr nd Loss Of p
entire season of 1901. With one week more of the
moose season remaining it is safe 10 { that
there will be no deficit in the shipments of these
animals at the end of the season.
Did Benny ask you for my hand last night.
y es my daughter"
AN And what did you think of the young man7"
man who looks you in the eve 4No d
o az gqR 4Re tm 61nny m loSS you n the father
In marriage he had his eyes on my feet."-CY onkers
Statesman
Senator Hoar is said to have made this remark
recently while showing of his Boston friends
around the capital He had pointed out fine resi-
dence built by well known lawyer. when one Of
the party asked why. was he able to build that
handsome residence by his pracuce?" YES" re-
piled the Senator. by his practice and his prac-
tees"
The highest priced land in the world is that
bounded by Wall and Broad SITS. and Broadway. in
corner of and Wa st0 an be S9
for less than $3.50 The most expensive land in Lon
don sells for $500 square foot The average price
OF land in New-York Citys financial district is
Shopping district from Fourteenth to TWentyHthird
St. on Sixth-ave. and from Thirty-fourth-st to
Forty -second-st.s on Broadway. Here land ranges
all the way from $50 TO $3.50 square foot. On
the northwest corner OF Broadway and Thirty
fourth-st the latter price was obtained. The real
estate man who can tell the future movements of
population on Manhattan is in position to real
ize a fortune The growth OF Brooklyn and Jersey
City has checked the movement Of the population
north, and II is said the valuable land on
Manhattan Island will always remain south OF
Central Park. The lower half OF the island will
have nothing it except office buildings fac
tories and tenement houses.-(Success.