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situation are recalled. This refusal
has peculiar significance which will
not be lost upon either of the con-
tending factions south of the Rio
Grande.
On the other hand. the United
States can entertain little or no in
terest in the success of any enter
prise which Villa may engineer. His
murderous raids against undefended
Americans on this side of the line
occurred only a few years ago. And
this Government armed and dispatch
ed an expedition under General Per-
shing for the capture of that out
law. If he had been taken he would
have been tried for murder and the
result OF such trial is not hard to
guess.
Uses Angeles To Win Favor.
1t is very evident that his seIec-
ton OF General Angeles for the pro-
visionsl presidency of the country is
a scheme to give respectability to his
cause. He no doubt knows that un-
der no conceivable circumstances
would this Government accord him
recognition even though he overpow-
cred CarranZa, took control of the
whole republic and had himself made
its constitutional president But Gem
eral Angeles is a man OF infinitely
more civilized type. He has been in
the French war service for more than
two years. He is an accomplished
soldier and a man OF character
Whatever may be the attitude of
this Government toward the warning
factions. however, the fact remains
that more trouble in Mexico is to be
expected and il may develop into
serious revolution
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OF US realize what it is that has
happened. Think how impossible
it would have been to get a body
OF responsible statesmen Sc
riously to entertain the idea Of
the organization of a league OF
nations four years agoi And
think OF the change that has
taken place! was told before
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SALES IN BnOoKLYN.

Realty Associates sold 62-64 Wolcott
street, two story and basement frame
house to Joseph Brady. through Charles
Baumann; 9OlS S5th street, two family
house, 10 Monroe F'eischmann &C, GS.
10, 20. -. 20, IS Grattan street, three
story double brick houses, to lgnazio LII
Sal9 it>i Eighth avenue, private house,
to Anna H. HAYDEN, through Leonard
Vaughan. and 30 Amboy street, three
story double brick Nat, TO Molly Freed,
through Harris Max.
Buikley & Horton Company sold iiS
Schenectady avenue between St Marks
avenue & Prospect place, two story
dwelling, 20x90. for A. l. Buckley to
"A client for investment.
y. !. Sforza sold for Alexander Stew
art the two story two family house, o5x
100 at 1853 Fifty-hfth street,
6. r. O'Sulllvan bought from the J.
Vincent Labate Company ts macaroni
factory, 50Sli0. at li-lS Emerson place,
and resold It to the Shapiro Candy Man
ufacturins Company o. Manhattan for
$4,000
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

B'SCOBEL AVENUE-Nason Realty
Company (MaX y. Natanson) sold to
an investing client OF Byrne & Bow
man for Improvement in the near
future. six lots on the northery side
o. Boscobel avenue, running through
70 Shakespeare avenue. adjoining the
six story apartment house at the juno
ton of Shakespeare and Boscobel
avenues, also owned by the Mason
Realty Company. The property was
hold at $4,000 ard WAS sold for cash.
COLLEGE AVENUE.--Cahn & Pittman
gold to Louis Brill for investment two
four story apartments arranged for
Xteen families, 50X75. at 4S3 and ass
College avenue. The sellers recently
acquired this property from Lena OIL
san.
CLAY AVENUE-Sanluel d. Mooney.
president Of a new corporation formed
L bly new law tenements, bought
li0- Clay avenue, a five story apart
ucnt, 61x95. fully rented at $4,000
and held az $4,000. Charles Berlin
negotiated the sale.
EAST l42D STREET-Isear Realty
Corporation bought from Charles s.
Leay 692 East 142d street, a six story
apartment house, 5oxl00.
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REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
New Residences to Replace Old
Homes on East Goth
Street.
APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD
Jewellers Lease Floor in Win
field Building for
100000.
APARTMENT HOUSE SOIL

william B. May 4 CO, sold the two
nty-fve foot residences. "a and a.
rss, Slxty-ninth street between Park
s,d Madison avenues. making a plot OF
e,y feet. for Mrs n. III. Herzberg and
Mrs. s IL Abrahamson. the heirs Of the
l.uaineton estate.
TIE purchaser intends to erect a
,wcntv-eight foot English basement
residence, which he Will occupys reserv-
ing the remaining twenty-five feet for
another fine residence. The houses were
be'l at 100000 and they are reported
% have been sold close to this figure.
The attorney for the purchaser Is Henry
!. Moses.
The block Is considered to DO one
q, the most attractive on the East
side and contains the homes OF many
prominent men who have recently built,
including Commodore Arthur Curtiss
lanes. Henry p. Dawson of J. p. Nor
Ean Il Co. Otto F. Dommerich, Carl
2 Jackson, Charles Lane Poor and
Henry Sloane.
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OUT or TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Ho'an C Perrin sold for John Neil
So. a water front property containing
Oh" and One-third acres on Larchmont
H-rbor, corner of Ocean and Bay ave
a.'s adjoining the handsome home OF
L9 late William Z. Benis. vice-presi-
Gent ~ the Standard oil Company. Be-
SIS the upland. which is improved
VIA q substantial stone sea wall and
dock with stone parapet, there are sew
er1l acres Of riparian rights.
This tract Is the last piece OF vacant
waterfront In Larchmont Manor. The
"H'. ~ Charles II. Murray. which
owned II for many years once refused
AZ offer Of 100000
: I've year lease aEgregating $4,000
IN rental was closed this week for the
corner store In the Victor Hugo apart
no. building atsPost street and South
Roadway, Yonkers, n. Y. The Lease
|nS Hrotisted by the Yonkers Realty
'".'rugo for The Gerbereux Company
owner and Patterson Bros, retail
N Confectionery and ice cream.
Louis SchleSlnger, Inc, sold for John
J. osborne OF Harrison, n. T.. the plot
r'' and 56l Plane street. southwest cor
'-7 OF Augusta street. running through
. Arlington street, to James and Harry
htr"ow'tz, manufacturers and whole
fa'e dealers In candles, who will inme-
a.ahIy begin tho erection of a brick
,l ding from plans prepared by NJ. j.
Mabel architect
Ladd a Nichols sold 800 feet on the
'.-an Boulevard at palm Beach to Mrs,
'." p if Perkins OF Rochester. " Y.
Improvements costing $4,000 are being
made on the property
l.e.7' & Feist, Inc. rented tho upper
par. 50 and 81 Shipman street. New
~ - tie s, & y. Waist Company OF
,m%'tattan; also the upper part OF 1877
N4r'y' street to the Hong Kong Invest
mont Company. which operates II chain
"' r"s,aGrants and will remodel the
oi'N'rg at cost OF about $4,000.
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Douglas !. El'lman & Co. leased for
Pfase & Gilman q large duplex apart
mont at 525 Park avenue to DR.. Gra-
ham Lus.s; an apartment In 6s East
E'zhty-sixtl street for w. F. Roose-
VET & Son 70 II. T. Maynard, Jr. in
E2 East Elghty-eecond street for Capt.
David Bows TO Lieut.. Harry Martin;
q, 1873 East Eighty-second street a fur
r!shed apartment for Mrs, Sidney
Prayer TO Dr. George F.. Cahill, and at
Last Forty-ffth street furnished
apartment for Capt. A. V. Kimberley TO
Harold and Rudolph Walton.
Tho Houghton Company sold, and
transferred the lease OF the FIVE story
dwelling, 1926 West End avenue for
Norris Mizel TO James Colbourne.
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AR GENTlNE GOVERNMENT
So Internal Geld Loan 1863

Mcssrs. !. =. Morgan & Co hereby give
notice that they are prepared to receive
March 81, 1919. Of sSl2.ly0 Argentine gold
pesos say to-,I-0 ruiu.Ha. o: the a hovr 10 Al.
Tenders for sale Of Bonds with coupon
du" LIST September, l2ls. et "a price to 10
stated in tho Tender, must be lodged not
later than "'cioc@ 7 VI. On ll;h February,
Tenders win be- received aisn IN Paris by
the Han9ue De Paris ct de- Pays hss. In
Ltd, and In Bucnos Aires by tho Credito
Zach bond has par value OF 1878 Z. :.
Gold Dollars, and Tenders must be made at
per hond.
TENDERS must hc made on a form obtain
alb" On Application, and must Ice securely
enclosed in an envelope marked Tender az
ArE' milne Government Per Cent. IrtcrHaI
G"td Loans 1909 bonds tHr rCtcm ptio0.'
tn" Tenders VII. be opened In London or
February l4th. 1919. and tho result viii DO
np'tn'l As soon rs possible thereafter.
H. ", Treasury certificates representing
Bonds OF tho above Loan deDJsited with
the Treasury Win he accepted IN London in
lea =, ~ thg 1Stnsi hoH@s and IN Co sids..
Will be given equal treatment.
Forms OF Tender may be obtained IN ap-
rlie@t'on 90 M,'srs. j. r Morgan & Co.. "a
right 10 reject all or any Tenders
pRt"d. New York, February sth. 1919.
MApIsnN RIVER POWER COMPANY.
IN" Madison River Power COMPANY.
pursuant T." tn" terms = lis First Mort
gao" dated F"' ruarv !, i2'5. has deposited
With IN" undersigned N" Trustee thee
under. tho gum OF }t3 0J'.Ji az "a payment
into ~" SInElnr Fund mentioned therein.
Proposals f"r the ss,r q honas sufficient
TO absorb sch sum arc h"r'oy invite / a.
rrurd interest. Al proposals must b. IN
securely scaled envelopes u q lr"sSed to tho
nnnd"rs.su~d and marked Madison Rive
Fund" Hnd must W. delivered ~ tho once
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AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10
LAT $40 THIRD AVEEUE.l
ny Henry Brady.

LAT 1910 THIRD AVENUE.I
By Henry Brady.
10TH ST. "a 2, cor JaeissCn Az, s5N
Mag 20 agi VIM Prayer q al; atty, II NJ
Bel4ingeT. Jr; due. 'o,S9,.Sy.
ny James J Donovan.
1ATHdATn Az, 1880 cor ls2a, .loox
az az va "S - Rtnk eE' ,, M,'iw'n
inser. Jr; due. S.'66So. taxes, sc,
By John r. Harrison.
OAK ST. :, $50 : Cornell av i5oslon-
Muricipal Liens Co azt ! storms ct a.;
atty, c Smith; due, $40. taxes &c,
lat :, vEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph p. bay.
1908; sly tnt--Pesqual,e Panaro at
ino bn1Sr,th 81 = amy. FS..N Sr5onHae-
zoo, yacsnt-Met Life 1rs 60 ast J ?
K!rwln 81 al; attys, Butcher. & +;
due, 3:l.s2+.s3; taxes. Sc, 5:.7ls,3o.
ny Henry Brady.
s5rH ST. s.: W 5 D. 22S IVES; End av
lssXl02.:. sty and u dwg-N W
Ruchan art s r Ruchan e, al, atty. II
stevenson; partition.
BY l.. J. Phillips & co.
eth ST. s.; y; ny W. dep 'i rs. ,'n ' ry s1t
ATTY; due. sis,s5Iss; taxes. &c, i9?l.s5.
by Samuel Goldstickor.
ll-TlI ST. ~ w, ., lSs W h'h az
81. 4Tloo IL; .ty ,nt-.lSnac ntrr,nyer
.,rbelr7sr 7, 4 NJ ATM Ju, ~ "a. -
fav,s &c Sl2iCi3.
18TH ST - W - \. 1919 bth nv 3s
NlOoll. sly bk tn:--Esther Eteser aEt
Il " Schles.nEer e. al; same nttys. due,
s...sG1.1l, taxes, sc, .!,Gl5.G3.
py samuel Mari.
,.-TH ST. IS W. IS. 40si W 6:A av. l57x
iooil. sty dwIG- NJ 7 y Rur"e agt
Winchegter Hr'Ity 'on o. ns'.tc a.
ptnh' ! =; .H'SS' w. '-.'-'V 90
t"N''' &c 10 .N-o''
Ey Joseph J. Day
rGIIN ST a Dltn1,rs s.. ~
-, 10 do. 1sl',rd la.s 80 md ga
~ - W.tsT ., hJr,x AZ yin.
-, pa rI,fn e., ~. u ;, I''-,Ilr e,ty:.
,t,II e. Set1,. .a>.s Nr. sI.Ie5St
..5Tll ST L. : :, .o5 ~ Hrpnr wood az,
lnoXll4.l Russell ngt \ Athinsen
ct al: NJ Cohen ATTY que Ss'SVS.'''
taxes. sc. 5000.
! THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10.
lat II Wesley STREET,
uy IJ.r-v p-,ay
1NTo>, s1 e0-2s santa, .. ,oox
i q sty TIT and .rrs--Eocto-. church
| wArGens &r. % 81 bartholomew church
! ACT p-comr Clinton o. .; a.; cary a
! 1859 80
BY JosSph p. ba".
A.. n NC ~ % r. SIN % ~. erl ! stv
/ s,I s,rs-S II Knl7 aAr ant lmr-
c,,s or cotp g, a., inyny ( ;, it.Efs; due
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DEAL ON WEST 17sTH STREET.

The Golden Rod. six story elevator
apartment house accommodating thirty
rVc families. located on a plot 75xl00
a. toS West 17Sth street. was sold by
W F Schroeder of Jersey City, y. j.,
10 the Levitan Corporation OF New York
city The property IL situated between
Audubon and Amsterdam avenues rents
FOR $4,000 and was held at S115,000.
Burton Thompson & Co. were the brok-
ers. The transaction was for cash.
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FIFTH AVENUE LEASE.

Edward J. Hogan leased for the r.
W. Woolworth Company the entire Sec
ord floor of the Winfield Building. Fifth
svenue. northeast corner of Fortieth
street to the United jewelers.. Inc, rep
resented by Julius Fogg. for a term OF
Ter years at n total rental of approxi-
mately 100000. The Winfield Building
was completed last August and Is now
entirely occupied, the ground floor being
used w the r w. wooiworth Company
fo- their Fifth avenue store.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

seth ct, IA and ltG Z. ~, eNc-p. =
front rooms on "a noor tenant TO alter
at 10000. deposit OF s2,25O t.
Asoh"nrrodel Neretn, Inc, 10 Maurice
Block, IA L S6th st Gnl assigned hy
Block TO AI.er Hotel 6 Rr"stHuruHt Coz.
- L ssth -. 10 VS., from i'm i5.
1870; atty, Samuel Ecker, LIS l. SN'h
- Observation-Disclosures. s.. 600 s"d 1000
18TH 81, ia W, sl4--Juiia + Clover 70
Bernard Rusens. .U9 W 1854 81. WIS
from May !. 1913. atty. Francis y F.
60. 30 Eych pl..... .....-...... .... Sc 500
CENTRE ST lis, a. Hauschl.n Corp to
bartholomew SharbUro, ca R'uut't az,
West New Brighton, u Of l.. 10
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EAST HOUSTON STREET-Isidore
Telteibaum bought the five story tere-
Inent, 25x6s. 47O East Houston street,
from a client of David Lion.
WEST 18TH STREET-The new op-
Grating firm OF Foote & Martin. Inc.
bought from Clara Mule the triple
srartment, 5Oxl00x irregular, at $40
West 10th street. renting for about
$1,000 and held at ISL 900. Duncan
White. Jr.. of tho firm OF James Boyd
negotiated the sale
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-10
PRODUCE MARKET.

,,-,~r,.u ,.,,,,.. ,t.,.. 49,, .-..
M no s,,ro IN .En, ~ -
pD99S'. - 10 W s'GT"' - q a. g: sng.HIs'
S6 ,,:1. rr.a,icd hichsr man a,,r,e II
sf6lL,c.; extras, s0Q5ot.c.; nr-ts, 45U
a.: seconds, - ri4t.c: STATE DARN.
tuls n.rst, i-u4Nr.. rood ~ urine q
tliCr.: common L. MI. s-f.,icE reno
,It.d. cvt-as 43c : f-sts. 4On5ir.c.: lower
grades. SO . $40: imitation creamery. nrs,s,
seconds, a5mg6c,; lower grades, 81 T22c.;
as35c. No, :. S5aSfc. lower grades. -
.l%.r
,ItrrSt- s,,,a uh,,o ,,,y,- ,r.sl, c.,,
g,, l,r,1 "y"T. ",y,''' .oi. .,'taGI =!
~ ,ns, s,.,t., .ol. r,e,n ,,,r.
agc' ru, .g,'. 'inarr grade -. iogl,r -.
G1ts Ir'l, ai3$ct,r; twins hold, Il +,
$Gr; Wisconsin. WhoIc mix, twins. h,ai.
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MECHANICS LIENS.


f!OTu ST. - w Ea!slrr Heating 60 at
Aermar Realty Corpn. owner Arthur =
Marsh, contractor ............,t2l
5STH Sr, 100 ard los W--AbrahAm wal1
ast James = iIerrmRu. owner: John W
Thompson, contractor ..-.,....... sia
CLINTON ST, 50 and Nt--ManhHttan SAM
co. Inc, aEt Blindermann Cohen Amuse-
mont Co, owner; A T. KlotZ FlreprOonnp
Co, contractor ..................S3 0Q75
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REAL ESTATE JOTTINGs.

nav d 90. were appointed agents of
80 East 10th street and s26 Hunts
!,.H. avenue.
Iu' New York Building Managers
association will hold its monthly dinner
IT, ing al the Park Avenue Hotel next
lesday evening. Robert Grier Cooke
lN the Fifth Avenue Association. win
~ IL address On organization
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LIS pESDE<S.
Manhattan,

18TH ST. =. 20 I'm sy, .rNs--Ncy
York savings Bank agt Gyu + Bedford,
alnr, et a. foreclosure Of mortgage.
atty. J \ Dltion.
72p ST, 8l7 E-Ka'le Well art samuel
Fina ~ al foreclosure % mortgageJ;
atty. ) G AnramS7n.
THOMPSON ST. az: South WashinC'on
81 IS and 10. 81 ~. -. - and - W
Joseph Frey agt Elena Realty Corp o. -
,:orrc. os.r- Of iaO-ts4go1; ATTY. \ G
kDC'N,p.
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SATISFIED MIIiIiSIC'S LIEN.


SAD ST cS7 We & - I,'Ac'-!r Supply CO
asst Gramoat Ho!dluE CO, Inc, ct a..
ApT!. -, lgIS.................. ... g ~. -
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$25,0OOOOO
Swift and Company


so TWO oNEHALF
1919 TddA eI"u$25 Due Augustus,
America change
cou,nN o~in denmdn.h Of od$5 privilege
AsuKis M sS%sy
eN;ad on February
lul
lot 2%, provided the trust indetue
TRUST
Ksmmm~H nSwwm nmmn6.m ter I'll
beg al at lie rate go
viensw how mtrupio flor paa3 year
federal ndkrgna x~amone d nd for asst Nv h dry
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The ta ne a
The My other o Cpn is n
nkngFu obons Of H
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TI
bxpd he n February
Illinois Trust Savings Bank First Trust Savings Bank
Continental and Commercial The Merchants Loan Trust
Trust and Savings Bank Company
~A. dau"pr hb A. aiken n bou~~
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ISrUnN.
lBorough Of Tha Ernny.

swINToN ST. l1l---l!udwiil Corp 70
Roht Scholk -nbach. l-i W l2th st. Feb
I. ? yrs, { p c, atty. F ( Loubuscher,
S ~ HT"y 1tIi-t,nsci.lp,c savic TO
Francis Trainor, lil4 Balcom as. prior
mtg $500, Feb g. vs., g; atty,
Francis Trninor, lAli Balloon nv. $500
g3aD ST :, at lot 1923, man Wake
n"ld runs s? 6N v 20 n Ss.ex H.,
erosion av Feb :. due rs per bond
ntty. q & r Co, l76 Bway Sc,
COLLEGE Az, p3-4S5, :. two lots each
.5x.5. Two utgs each s6,ino-Spartt
Rlty TO TO Lawyers Mtg co, 80 Liberty
-, Feb :. due as pr hond; atty, Tirh
Guar & y 60. l.t Bway $4,000
CLAY Az. " cor l-ith -, 9A.fH5v.oNsAN
Gl4-Wm Mckinley % Wn Lltiin'r.
t. Bank ~, pr mtg S3.,0oo. Feb s. yrs,
81; atty, \ L Kelly, ~ Union 81. 1000
LOT IL. map Daily estate--Gillort Il
Ferris TO Hath l. Ferris. ON East hester
ri. Feb 6, due April I, 1922, -. - sttys,
McGulrr. II K :, 10 Exchange pl. 81, 600
LOT II. same maP-Richard " Horner to
Anna 6 Ferris on Eas' chester "a, Feb
6. due April I, i9.2, ~ atty, Ei"hard
W Horner. 10 Exchange pl....... $1,000
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1l2TH ST, il6 z. l7Ixloo.1l. m. Feb
s---Chas T. Haskell to n Title q Mtg
co. ls5 Bway, yrs. p CO.: $1,000
9TH AV, " cor .l3th 81. ~ llHlOo,
y m, Feb 6-'Happy Home Realty 60
10 Kermit Realty CO, 1865 50 Boulevard.
Bronx yrs. big y c; attys LURE q
+ 200 Sth ................. s., 600
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This week. s7O.6S4 600.
Lat week, So. l67 UUu.
Jau. 10 date. s3C3 1uj 900.
Same period. 1915. sl36. h6i 900,
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-30
ENEMY co. TAKES
 AN AMERICAN NAME:

Following the final payment on the 2,2S2 shares of common stock Of the Interna tiona1 Textile Company of this city purcha sed by Walter B. Iashaf from A. Mitchell Palmer, the alien property custodian, it was announced late yesterday afternoon that the name of the concern had been changed to the American Fabrics Company. with Walter B. Lashar as president, Wil1not $. Wheeler, vice president, and Edmund s. Wolfe, secretary-treasurer. These officers together with Sumner Simpson and David s. Day will com prise the board of directors.
 The. new company will have author ized common stock to the amount of q 100000 and preferred stock at the same figure.
 The price paid by Mr. 1lashar for controlling interest in the Interna- t:ona1 Textile Company was $1, SIS 900.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-30
STAMFORD
(Special to The Times.)

Stratford, May 30.---The May day festival held at the grounds of the Central school yesterday afternoon was something out of the regular style of entertainments ever held in the town There was an exhibition of school work and in addition a story of Stratford in tableaux form was enact ed by pupils of the school. The following is the program of the tableaux:
 Gustav Skai---Grade I, F. B. Lewis.
 CF,olk Dance) Cshebogar---Grade III and ", E. s. Viner.
 CFolk Dance.) Come Play With Me---Grade II, Margaret Thomas.
 Maypole Dance---Grade Vi and V-2, d. Kempe. M. A. Fraher. Wreath DriIl---Grade IV-2 M H. Edwards.
 TABLEAU.
 Trading with the Indians with the Indians.
 Seated on the ground at the left is a group of redmen watching the pro- ceedings with cautious eyes. Just behind the group is the giant form Of their Chief, Obenuck.
 Grade II, Margaret Thomas.
 TABLEAU. The Visit of Washington and La-
 Fayette. During the early years of the Revo- 1utionary War, Washington and La Fayette met and dined together at the Benjamin Tavern in Stratford. They were met at the Tavern by the Tavern-keeper's wife, who made her politest courtesy.
 This scene was shown by the Eighth First class, M. c. N. Room 12.
 TABLEAU.
 Wedding of Glorianna Folsom. The closing days of ITO brought a stranger to Stratford. This stranger, John Sterling, won a Stratford bride, Glorianna Folsom, the wedding taking place in 1771.,
 Sterling became a Scotch Baronet after the death of his father and brought his bride to Edinburgh to live.
 TABLEAU. Reception after Glorianna's wed- ding---Grade VII. F. l.. Dennett Dumbell Dr1ll--Grade VIII-3, L. Barnum. M Patriotic DriIl---Grajde vI-3, M. Mc- Ccrmick, c. Hanna