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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
Kentucky.


We have returns OF the first and second days vo-
ting in several Counties in the Lexington Observer
of Wednesday. In that County (Fayette) LESLIE
CONES leads the poll Tor Delegates. In Bourbon,
Clark, Woodford, &c. the Wing candidates are Of
course ahead, generally friendly to Convention.
Mercer Anderson and Jesssmine, Loco.
We have returns Of the second days voting in
the Counties on the Ohio River down to Louisville.
In that City the Wing candidates were OF course
ahead but not greatly; the Wings having has and
1913 votes the Locos s7s and go.
In Jefferson Co the candidates stood
Uhias-Hobbs 9i5 Locos-Meriwether. .923
Speed. ........9 19 Bryant. so
OLDHAM Co. close gave Polk 200 majority.
Shelby vote scattering but Wing of course
Boone. Gallati,. aud Carroll-Whig Senator 100
ahead--abour as usual.
IlIIyoIs ELEcrIoS-The Chicago Democrat OF
Tuesday gives the vote in that CRY and q few pre-.
cincts adjoining, by which we infer the Loco-Foco
ticket is elected by about the usual majority. In
Chicago the majority for Wentworth, Loco. for
Congress is si3 over Kerr, Wing
Butt Commercial. Aug. sth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

'46 Graham ". Shepard. I. "a H7tg. Loco.
Wilmington. GOT 2h 236 $50
Loco Senators and two Members New. Hanover
Co. elected without Wing opposition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

PASSENGERS ARsivro.-SS6 s,eersge passengers
a.:'vea -a.o ees port yessc:dsy. BY .,vo afr.vsls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

CosMoy chalk destroys the skin,
Makes u coarse and rough "a sr,
But Joness Spanish Lily " bite
Makes The skia smooth anc clear and orlSEp-
Gives Il q aarsrai, litr-like, marble Look
More smooth und beautiful than artist ever toos
Sold al az Cns,han,-st. or ii3 Broadway. aS @e"S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

CoEosER's cE-Saturd0y-The Coroner
body OF To5o levi. navs of ireland aged q years,
who died suddenly from the effects Of the heat yer
diet accordingly The body OF eSossa ~.
mar named Mary Jane yoorhis, native OF IN, S..y.
aged q years, who died suddenly iaa. -.
exposure 20 hsr. A.o IL 4srh-s, on me body OF Ed
ward poao,y. naive CT Ireland. aged q years, who
came 70 his des:h in consequence CT the rupture OF III
aneu-isrn within the chest
copoyrR,s cE-SnndGy.-FATAL Acct
H., coroner was called this morning 10 hold IN
inoue. az the CRY Hospital the body OF Julia Doni-
s native of rel4nd aged IS years VINO came TO her
den, by ntures received By accidentally falling IN an
area or cearvny, adjoining the house OF Francis sSi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

Police Yestzday-Willian OBren was
charged with stealing quantity OF French cali skins
and .uspender straps, worth in all sos. Committed FOR
r-ia- Patrick Dunn, charged with stealing S. from
Ca.harlne Rose who attending stand ri Tompk.ns
Market he took The bill 10 ge, il changed but forgot
70 return On Saturday evening number Of persons
play in the Bowling Saloon al No Il Vesey-st
when young named jonn Grant suddenly
exclaimed e have been robbed "hereupon Il
was proposed that all the gentlemen present
should De searched 4: this mar nsIoed
John Malone handed over Darid Walker OF liz Full
,on-st the pockethcot containing the missing money
$3.50 M Walker made affidavit 10 the ADORE facts at
the police once and Malone was arrested and he!d 20
answer a youDg man recently arrived from Mexico
and having about his Person $500 while looking az the
sights stopped az Bowling Green where ne was ap-
preached by tFo genteeily dressed men who entered
mo conversation with him about the 5rds in the pond
Shortly after they LEFT him ne started for Wast for the
purpose OF changing money. but was duofcunded
20 ind all ;ne needtrl missing when ne put MA
hand toward h!s pocket No arrest has as yet been
made Yesterday morning officer Cs-ow Of the tn
Ward took from house Of prostitution IN Laurens-st
young gil named Haret - who recently left Ter
parents in Toy se vii probably be sent back 70 her
parents. Geo Thompson arrested aud locked up
FOX abusing lis wife and threatening her life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

CorRr OF -Yes'erday.-Rosanna Lo-
gan tned for stealing four pieces Of foundation
in. the lst OF August Found guilty and the
Penentiary Tor months. Mary Ann McGiHnis for
stealing S2 in Bank bills and god coin OF the value OF
SO Acquitted by he jury Peter Conaily theu
tried stealing 20 gross 0: pearl buttons worth s CO.
Guilty. The Court then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

. Decency demonstrates against the prac
tee OF bathing off the Docks and Piers OF this City les
pecially Catherine Ferry.) by and boys ma
ked often in broad daylight, as grossly offensive De-
cenoy Is always right in the main, but should not be
prosy nor call Editors to do Tor nothing what the
Mayor Dockmas,ers Police, sc. are well paid for do
ing This practice Of running 10 the newspapers with
complaints of every offence or breach of decorum in
stead of applying the proper authorities, has grown
into q nuisance which decency should abate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

Piping no, smoking hot, gentlemen and adies
You that have money, poor that have none,
Come BUY my lily white not and let me go home,
NJ hot corn IS good I'd have you TO know
For down on Long leland il did grow.
The singer young woman OF about twenty, was an
Intelligent, bright.looking quadroon from Havana.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-26
n office,

d Y order Of the Court Of Probate for the Dis
II trict of Plymouth, | hereby give motto C
that / will sell at public auction on Monday the
4th day Of May AID. 1886 at 10 O'clock A. NJ
at the house la:ely occupied by AMI Talmago
deceased, unless The same shalt be preyious.,
disposed Of At private sale, all tie personA
puperts. ipgsthse wih,an the. right, title anil
interest which Edwin ,Talmage Of said Ply M
outh. an insolveht, assigning debtor, hadai the
time Of hisassignnsent. and which was assignee
to me, lin aDdto the following, described real
estate situated in said Plymouth--said rigid ard
interest beng an equity ofredempiion in the
same, viz, One lot Of land situated on pine hilG
containing six acres; also lot Of land contain
ing two acres, opposite the homestead of tho
late Amzit ralmage; also "a LOT of land North Of
| the Episcopal Church, cona aiming thirty acres !:
also a.lot Of land with dwelling house thcreon
standing, being the late residence of AMI Ia.
mage, containing two acres; also lot Of lan.
near Plymouth Centre, containg eight acres.
with harm on the some also a lot of land With
store thereon. in Ply mouth Centre also Let
of lard north OF the Episcopal Church, contait
three acres also his right in land owned j.,
common with Ozias Goodwin; also his right
to land taken on execution against O A. C.
Todd; also the life estate of said Talmage in
the lot, house, and other buildings thereon
Standing. owned In fee by his wife--all of thu
above lapdssbeing pmortgaged to different ind
viduals as named inrtlie original order. ID
=. THOMAS mrolIrhIs , s:. : e ! ,si5
(" Plymouth, Feb. 16, 1915.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-26

1t a Court Of Probate holden at Canaan.
tcithin and .for'tac District Of Sharon, on
The Gu day 4f January II. ID. 1916.
Present, Charles f. Sedg,viek Esq, Judge.
ON motion of John a. Becklcy, Executor Of
" the last will and testament vof Samuel
Beckley, late Of Canaan, within said District,
deceased: This Court doth decree that six
months from this date be allowed and limited
for the creditors Of said estate to exhibit their
claims against the same 10 SAID Exec utor and
directs that public notice be given Of this order
BY advertising in a newspaper published in
Litchfeld county, and by posting a copy there
of on the public signpost in said town of Ca
nanaal nearest the place where the deceased
last dwelt Certified from Record, J|'
*3Y a., CHAs. f., SEpCwIcx, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-26
1T Court Of Probate holden at ETatert0zUn
soithin and for the District of Uaterto,c,,,
on The An day Of February, 1915.

1T a Court Of Probate holden at TVatertosch
soithin ami for The District Of Waterto,cn
on The An day Of February, 1915.
Present, HOiLr0Ok Curtis, Esq. J,~lge.
Upon the petition Of Sherman p. Wood.
~ ward OF Litcbfeld, in Litchfe!d. County
showing to this court that he is Guardian Of
Emily Warner of Watertown in said Probate
District, minor, and that said minor owns the
following described real estate in the east part
Of said WATERFOWL, viz: One piece OF land con-
tanning fifly.one acres more or less. bounded
north on The land Of Eliel Warner, east on turns
pike road, south on Randall Warner. Orrr
Tolles and Bidwell's lands, and west OH Randall
Warner and Elie Warmers lands. Also one
piece Of land west Of the foregoing. containing
four acres and two roods, distributed TO her
from Stephen Warmers estate. Likewise the
undivided one half Of the remainder in that
part Of the estate Of Stephen Warner deceased.
set to his widow as dover. All which is valu
ed at twelve hundred dollars, and showing inst
and reasonable cause for selling said fea. estate,
and praying for an order TO sell the same os
per petition on file dated the 4th day OF Febru.
airy 1916 more fully appears.
Ordered, That said application be heard at
the Probate Office in Waiertown on the 2Sih
day Of April next at o'clock in the forenoon,
and that notice thereof be published in public
newspaper printed in Litchfelh three weeks
successfully at least six weeks before the time
Of said hearing.
Certified from Record,
30 .HOLBROOK CURTIS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-26

Fatal Accident on the Eastern Railroad.
The train which left this city at half past
PIP. M. yesterday: met with some obstruc-
ton short distance this side Of Lynn Hotel
Depot, by which the engine was thrown of
the track, and the baggage-master and brake
man, Mr.. Joshua Gardner, was instantly
killed. 1t is supposed, says the Courier,
that one of the chains, which connect the
rails, having been affected by the frost, had
been broken during the passing up OF train
a short time before, and that the rail being
thus thrown out Of place, capsized the en-
CINE the moment they came in contact
The engineer and fireman were thrown into
the marsh and covered with wood from the
tender. but escaped with slight bruises
Mr.. Gardner, it is said, was standing on the
platform car, and was thrown off by the
shock, when the wheel Immediately ran over
him, crushing him dreadfully. Fortunate
ly the passenger cars became detached, so
that but little injury was sustained, e1cep,
to one of the cars.-Bost. Trans. Saturday
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-26
Wholesale and JObbiNg Boot
and Shoe Stere.
NO. 90 STATE STREET HARTFORD

NJ. W STA lE 81 hEE1 han COnD.
The subscribers offer to country mer-
chants and others large and choice as
sntmens Of MEMS, WOMEN'S AND
CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES OF
almost every imaginable variety, which
they will sell by the Case or Dozen at
the lowest manufacturers prices. They
also keep constantly on hand good sup
ply of BELT and PICKER LEATHER,
LACE LEATHER, ROLLER SKINS
and other articles in the their line USED
by Manufactuers-togelher with a gen.
eral assortment of SHOE FINDINGS. all
of which they offer on the most favorable
terms tor cash or good credit.
The subscribers will only add that q
large proportion of the Boots and Shoes
which they offer for sale. being manutac-
tured BY themselves in the most substan-
tial manner with special reference to the
approaching Spring and Summer trade,
are really worthy ofthe particular at'en-
tinn of purchasers-who are RESPECTFULLY
invited to Judge for themselves ny a per-
sonal examination Of our Stock.
] 4w4O d. TOWNSEND T. co. s.
Hartford, Feb, 24th l946.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-26
MIR. SMITHS SPEECH.

We are sure our readers will require of us
mo apology for oc upying our columns so cx-
4clusivey with the Speech of the able Rep
ssrescntative from this District, on the Orc
ggon question. tits universally regarded as
pne of the best speeches of the session. In
order to present it entire this week, We have
been under the necessity Of emitting much
other political and miscellaneous
isde>igned for this number of our paper.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-26

ARRIVAL or TIE CAMBRIA! d.,
The steamer Cambria arrived ut Bos-
ton on Wednesday, being IA days from
Liverpool. with papers to the 9Th inst. .
Sir Robert Peel has developed his future
policy. II is at once simple and cOmpre-
hensive; and under its operation, the ex-
change of commodities between this cOun-
try and the United States, will be carried to
an extent, and will be mutually productive
of great advantages. The new scheme en-
braces principles of free trade, repudiateS
all protection Of cOmmerce, manufactures
and agriculture admits corn, duty free, a:
the end of three years, with scale in the
interior, which will probably oscellate be-
tween A and 6 shillings per Or, aud at once
admits Indian corn and buckwheat free fiom
all duty whatever.
Mr.. McLane, the American Minister,
had an interview with the Earl of Aber.
deem, Minister of Foreign Affairs, on the
10Th ult. The conference lasted nearly
two hours.
Opening of The British Parliament On
Thursday, the 22d of January, Parliament
was opened by the Queen in person.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-26

lit a Court of Probate .hoide,p at Sharon,
acithin and for the District Of Sharon, On,
the 9M day cf February, lsi6--
Present, Charles r. Scdg,ciek, Esq, Judge,
ON motion Of Jonathan Bates. Administra.
9N/hon the estate Of Hiram Johnson, late Of
Canaan, in said District, deceased. this Court
doth appointtthe first Tuesday of March 1916,
at 10 o clock Am. at the House Of Johns A.
Ensign in Canaan, in said District, fer tle set.
Element Of the accounts Of said administrator
with said estate, and doth direct said Admins
traitor to give public notice thereof BY publish
ing this order IN a,Rewsparer printed'at Itch
field inrthe county Of Litchfeld.a ~ ri5g,i
"a Certified from Record, 90, 1t go it,auj
+ 80 a. CHAS. +. SEDGWlCK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-26

1T n Court Of Probate holden at Norfolk
arithin and for the District Of Norfolk, on
tac l2th day Of February, n. d. lSi6., !
a. Present, -Mirhael G. Mills Esq, J,Mge.
THIS Court doth direct the Assignee or
L Trustee of the Estate Of Elznr Malfbc Of
Norfolk in said District. an assigning debtor,
under a certain statute law of this state emit.
tied an act in addition to an act entitled an act
against fraudulent conveyances, to give notice
TO all persons interested in the estate of. said
Eiizur Maltbie so assigned,to appear lit they
see cansel before the Court of Probate TO be
holden at the Probate Office sia said district on
the 18th day of March 1915, al. 0 o'clock A. NJ
to be heard relative iot The .appoihtmento 81 Com
rnissioners on said estate By posting said order
Of notice on apublic signpost' in,said town Of
Norfolk and by advertising the same in news.
paper published in Litchtield.t@a y, s,.sa
Fe',t 1= Certified from Record, .}l -,
3d." MICHAEL G.. MILLs, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-26
DREADFUL SHHPWRECKS.
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPER


The terrible storm on Sunday the 18th
inst was most disastrous in its effects on
the sea board. The New York Herald states
that no less than ten vessels rere stranded on
Squsn Beach, IN. J.,) and that sirty Hres
acre Iostin ore crcckmaster's district, The
same paper says, in relation to the loss of
property BY the same storm, that from a
quartcr to halfa million OF dollars will fall
upon the insurance Offices in Wallst.
Among the vessels totally wrecked, was
the ship, John MiAturn, bound from New
Orleans TO New York. The captain, his
wife, children, FIVE cabin passengers, and
twenty seamen, all persisted! The ship and
cargo we're insured for $4,000.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-26
YOUNG LADIES' sCHoOL,,

THIS Institution will DO rs-opened under
l. the charge Of the former principal, Miss
J. H. JoNLs, Wednesday, June Sd, 1916.
Past success from familiarity with the high.
est standards Of education in our country con.
scquent on being connected as Teacher with
SOME OF its most celebrated Institutions, Zone
of which, founded and its course of study pre.
seribed by Miss Jones continues to maintain q
high reputafion,) it is deemed unnecessary to
advertise the course OF instruction proposed, or
the list of distinguished names in her posses.
sion as references
In the temporary absence of the Principal,
Circulars containing both can be obtained BY
applying to Rev Isaac Jones, who is authoriz.
ed to receive all applications for admission in.
to the school-the number in the boarding de.
partment being limited. .. -s.-aa',,
Terms for Board and Tuition in English
lish branches per year, embracing two terms Of
% weeks each, $l75.
Tuition in the Senior department per or. &C.
Junior I" IS g.
.. Music 10
.u. Latin. French and Drawing, each s.
No ertrG charges.
Litchiield, Feb. 1915. 40
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-26
Senatorial COWUeNtiO1e.
SEVENTEENTH INSTRUCT ~

THE, towns composing the 18th Senatorial
District, are hereby notified that Wing Con-
ySntion will be held at the Hotel Of Chalkcr
,pFatt, in West Cornwall, on Wednesday, the
9Th day Of March next, at 10 o'clock, A NJ,
lfor the purpose Of nominating candidate for
Senator for this district, to be supported al the
coming election. 1t is hoped that each town
willbe fully represented.
,.s. In. WARREN CONE, Dist. Com.
/ Norfolk, Feb a, 1916. s'.." .,.l.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-26
Probate Ceurt, District u LaeAtieid, 80.
.ssf Litchfeld, FEB. 17fb. 1910.

yKNHE Judge Of the Court ofI'robate for theItli.,
Il irict Of Liicbfett Has limited and allowed &
months from thfdate hereof for the creditors Vi
the Esthseh Of sEsSE S.IODDARD, late ii
insolyeni, in which 10 exhibit their Claims Their,
to-; ana h6s appointed NJ ssrs. Stephen yRusse!i
aud Sherman Landon pf said Liichfeld,. Com
miss0ners TO receive and examine said claims
!, Certified by RALPH G. CAMP, Judge
The Subscribers give notice tina, they Shall
meet nj the late dwelling house Of said decea seta
ip said Litch6eld. on the 23th day Of March and
the 18th day Of August 1896 at ! o'clock in thu,
afternoon OH, IL said days, for the purpose OF
attending 10 the business OF said appointment,
S2E STEPHEN RUSSELL Commits
'u.-s ~ SHERMAN LANDON, sioners,
AN persons indebted to said Estate, are rc.
quested to make immediate payment "a
- 'ENOS STODDARD, Execacr.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-26
DIED,

. In this town. on the 9th inst, Mrs Keziah
Marsh, wife of Mr.. Frcd'k. A. Marsh. aged 80
In this town, the 10th inst, Mrs. Betsey
Landon, wife Of Mr.. Charles Landon, aged 81.
In New Milford, on the 18th inst, OLIVER
PIcKE1. Esq. aged AZ years. 81
At Washington, Feb. IL, Esther Hazen., in
FAINT daughter Of Thomas F. and Elizabeth L.
Brnsmade, aged 10 months,
In Norfolk, Mrs Clarissa Norton, wife OF
Jeremiah johnson. ESQ, aged 80; Charles. son
Hon. John Dewell. aged years.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-26

.1t a Court Of Probate holden at Lifchfeid,
scithin and for the District IF Litcl.feld, on
" the 9ihiday Of February, 1916. 60. z
10 n Present, Ralph g. Camp, Esq., Judge 2
.T STATE Of JESSE STODDARD, hate II
IL Litclleld, deceased. The Executor rep
resents the Estate insolvent. and prays The ap.
poin.ment Of Commissioners thereon; =
Whereupon ordered, that Commissioners 70
receive. examine and adjust the claims If the
creditors of said Estate. he appointed at the
Probate Office in Litch6eld On the 18th day Of
February 1915, at 10 O'Clock forenoon. And
that all persons intrressed in said Estate may
be notified thereof. the Executor will canse this
order TO be Published in a newspaper printed in
Litchfield County, and post copy thereof on
the public sienpns. in ssid Litchfeld nearest 10
Ethe last residence of said deceased - it~
81 Dr. Certified by rJ@e9 - iAEfTssni 20
AZ RALPH .GsCAAfl, AaAzt.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-26
1T u Coart If Probate holties at .Litskfeld,
tcithin and for the District Of Liiel.fs!d, on
the lOlh day OF February lsiG. : -


1t u Coart If Probate holden at .Litehfeld,
tcithin and for the District Of Liteh.fs.d, caa
the loM day OF February 1916. -,
Present, Ralph g., Camp, Julgr.
lTPON the application Of Mary Barnard {
~ New-tiayen, Conn.,, showing that in car,
the use and Improvement OF the real estate,
which her late husband, Samuel Barnavd late
OF Litchtield, deceased, died possess ed; asiunl
prove insufficient 10 furnish the said Mary wi,t
decent and Comfortable supparts said Cour,,
according 10 the provisions 81 the last ssil. ii
said deceased, might on application Of said Ma
ry, give an order or orders from time to time fer
the sale Of so much OF said real estate 40 sait
Court shonld deem necessary for the decent and
comfortable support Of said Mary during her
widowhood, that said Mary still remains a
widow and unmarried that all the avsi!s Of il
former sale made under said last will have been
more than ex Exhausted in her necessary support,
and that she is IN debt and Thar the use and i'm
,proyement Of the remainder Of said real estatl.
| is insufficient TO furnish her with decent ana
|. comfortable support ,-praying shid Courtto en-
quire into the truth of said allegations. and ots
finding the same TO be true, to authorize ant
empower the said Mary or some other meet
pesspm 10 sell and convey 50 much OF the re-
maindss 0f said real estate as said Curs shall
deem, necessary for the purposes afnsessid, ac-
cordipg 10 the, proy sioRs Of the, last viii and
testament Of said deceased, 10 per Application
on file dated February tCth lSlSs4 '-sssska
Crdeszd. That said application. be eh,Hhuei
70 the 10th dayof March rS 10 .sttcu IL BE hear,l
at the Probate Office III Litehfieid, ARID o'clock
IN the terenoon, md that notice theneet he Civ
en- 10 the Des iseesff said deceased. andiAkl 9TH
ers ihteresteds hysAaveriising ,,hissrders in a
! newspApeki TtiuissiF ius.said LiscAfsld :5hrea
weeks excessively hetossf said 10th -dsy os
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-26

4 MEETING Of the Stoc kholders Of the G ..
IA shen and sharon Turnpike Company will
be holden at the office of George Wheaton in
the Town OF Cornwall on the 10th day of March
1916 at 10 o'clock A NJ for the purpose of APP
pointing an agent to sell or lease a part Of the
land said Company own in the town of Torying.
ton. and do any other business proper to be
done at said meeting. This meeting is called
in pursuance Of a Bye-Law Of said Company
Dated at Cornwall, Feb 7th. 1916.
GEO. WHEATON,, }
MOSES COOK, Directors.
80 LORRAIN THRALL,\ ,.e.H4