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GENERAL CROOK AT HOME.
A Visit to the Famous Indian Fighter
at His Quarters I'm Arizona.

PRESCOTT, A. T., Sept. al have just re-
turned from an interview with General Crook.
whose headquarters are at Fort Whipple, about
miles east Of Prescott. found the famous
Indian fighter at his residence, pleasant,
rOomy house Of two stories, surrounded by
piaZzas, and commanding charming view of
hill and valley. He received me with unaffected
cordiality, and his manners are SO genial and
affable that one can readily understand why he
is so popular with the citizens of this territory.
He Is about fifty years Of age, of medium
height, strongly built and muscular, with
sun-browned face, keen gray eyes, and
full bushy, brown beard, slightly sprinkled
with gray. His hair ia cut short, and his
dress OF gray tweed bore no insignia of his
military profession. l am told by the towns
people that carelessness in dress and disregard
Of show are his well-knOwn characteristics, and
that he never dOns his 'harness" except when
military etiquette positively requires 1t. At a
reception given him by the citizens of Prescott
on his return from his late expedition against
the Apaches. the general was conspicuous
figure In comfortable linen suit amid q throng
brilliant with gold lace. The Indians call him
'The Gray Fox" and he has the qualities that
seem to command their respect and confidence
The Chiricahuas captured by General Crook
In MIS- last campaign are now at or near San
Carlos under the control Of the War department
awaiting the coming In of the balance of the
tribe, about 100 in number, who were paroled.
their wives and children being held as hostages.
Some doubts having been lately expressed about
their return with the boy Charley McComas.
whom they promised to bring with them. /
asked the general whether he entertained anv
distrust in regard to them.
"No," he replied, 81 have the fullest conf
dence that these Indians will keep their pledge
and return before the cold weather, bringing the
captive boy, who was certainly alive at the time
OF the fight. They could have no object to gain
In killing him. Besides, we hold their families
as security for their good behavior. expected
them to come in before now; but as have
heard Of co 0utrages they have committed be-
lieve they will keep their word. The truth is"
continued the General, 'these men know all
about the disagreement between the War and
Interior departments as to how they shall be
treated. and while that question is unsettled it
is not surprising that they keep away"
Gen. Crook gave me very Interesting sketch
OF his experience during the many years he has
been stationed on the frontier. He has been
| eminently successful both In Arizona and Cali
f0rnia, where he has had to deal with the Sioux.
| He has made the Indian character astudy, and
seems to understand 1t thoroughly. While he
processes no morbid sentimentalism he believes
| that no human being, not even these wild and
blOOdthirsty Apaches, the worst of all the In
dian race, can be totally depraved, but that hon.
est, square dealing will command their respect
and confidence.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The MODEL FAST sfHTE,AANND dINE AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND The WEST.
,,,,, VIA WASHINGTON.

DOUBLE ThAGKi JAkNGY COUPLER
Schedule 70 take effect SUNDAY. MAY 18th. 1883.
For chicsxo. Cincinnati. Louisville and st. Louis
daily st S:o5 M. l9:Is q m. lo:lQ p. m with
:ns fSSS sispRaE n g ssc:
EXCEPT T s,,ssh1y; ss,,tghrd.y; eao. :.
p 70 Gevsand n and betPo & With Sissy
ing Cars 70 Pittsbure.
Trains Tor fh1ade{Phis and New York at $40 .. m.
f:y .sd sssps e Ssa M daily
;:s isss s'sS s:is ;sS 8 ss $780, ~ ia
~, lSs sss; tsS ssS Sic: s,.s 1sOo .m'
Fot%.g s.:aSo: @ Sssxssn Warrington and p..mers
For o. aefrSpo.:n ssS 'G b.aoS noS ass
daily except Sunday $50 an ;4s and :l5 p m
Ssv: Tor Fredecf n ,oiS eaos m ana sG9 s9s
9, Pm. daily except Sunday.
Tr.sn: .sTsSs from the w.s. daily. s.2o. 1896 I'm.
From New Yorf G sgRa /; j Philadelphia a5s $50 Am.
daily s:lo pm daily except sunday.
from ANNAPOLIS s,2o M. li6o. 6;s7 pm Sunday
From From f.SasS f1ss si pm; a.,,y except Sunday
except sunday: 1906 Am. 500 PIN DAILY fSan asO@
Trains leaye Baam for Washington at $40 $50.
ss scd sas and aOsE 81 p M aats On saS sSe
e Gas, $50 aud 800 pm.
Artrains from Washington stop at Relay Station ex-
ol, further Information apply g. the Baltimore ana
Pennsylvsnia avenue corner ID tn street where
VIII be taken for baggage to be checked and received ~
Y. n. cLEEESffs. N: q T.. nsltimoro.
myl4 &. X. LORD. Genn Passenger Agent.
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Father RYAN says tree schools were first estab-
lisned In Ireland, and then In Italy and France,
although New England claimed that honor.
One OF the civil justices of Philadelphia is the
keeper Of gambling house.
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FINANCIAL.

Hona INVESTMENT.
GILMORE MICA MINING co.
Offer For Sale
s.. 600 FIRST MORTGAGE COUPON BONDS.
These Bonds have four years to run bearing per
oeRs gn4rapteed a. s and payable
Shares Of the Capita Stock fuI paid
The amount offered being limited, early application
sssa fss Ss Ct he sS fss
Samples Of Plate Mic. and Mica in the roasS can be
A DAMS CO.,
BANKERS BROKERS',
Offer special Inducements 10 buy or sell CRUDE PIE.
TRoLEUM. either for cash ON margin.
We offer small lot
POSTAL TELEGRAPH BONDS.
with or without Stock.
ro 81 0e PU
We invite Correspondence. An information cheer.
NasH SH! SAsIS84 SSzF "A Az II sl sSSRs
deposits received subject to check.
We pay SPECIAL attention TO obtaining CORRECT
and RELIABLE information regarding our various city
securities and prepared at a times to answer nQui.
lies regarding sama
HARRY C. TOWERS co.
BANKERS. BROKERS AND INSURANCE,
my3l ll2O STREET NORTHWEST.
Private Stock TELEGRAPH VINES
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.
II. H. DODGE,
Bonds. Stocks and Investment Securities Bousns md
Sold on Commission.
No. $50 18TH STREET. tcoRcoRAN BUuD1No.)
Agency for Prince and Whitley. Stock Brokers.
"a BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Every class Of Securities bought and sold on commits.
sion in San Francisoo. Baltimore. Philadelphia. New
York. Boston and Warrington. Orders executed ON the
New York Stock Exchange ct one.eaghth Of ono Der
cent commission. Private and direct telegraph wires
to Richmond Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and
Boston. through which orders are executed on the
Stock Exchanges In those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and In.
formation regarding the Markets received through our
wires INSTANTLY direct from the New York Stock
Exchange. nj
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WARpEN's OFFICE q, g. JAN,
WASHINGTON. d. c.. September 20, 1888.
sealed proposals will be received at this Office until
TWELVE Nj. OCTOBER FIRST 1888 to furnish the
Jail with Six Hundred Tons Of best OF mine George
quality of Anthracite Coal stove Size to be delivered at
the si thirty tons by the 18th Of October next and
the balance before the 10th OF November next.
Also separate proposals to furnish the Jal with we'll
seasoned Pine Wood best quality. In quantities
cost The right is reserved to reject any and all bids
sepoO-9t JOHN 8. CROCKER, Warden.
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EvERYrH1Ne New AND HANpsoME
FOR THE FALL TRADE
IN CARPETS. RUGS, MATS
LACE CURTAINS
AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS
For tho Lowest Cash Prices 1t
SINGLETON & HOEKE'S
sep4 801 MARKET SPACE

Ca. RUPERT
NOS. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY Chill
DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY.
THE CHEAPEST FOR BEAUTY, COMFORT AND
DURABILITY IN THE MARKET,
Lawn Tennis Croquet. Bicycles, Velocipedea Arch.
cry. Fishing Tackles Wagons sc.
Cali and examine the Goods Prices to suit the
times. v2i
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TTNHE lotto" GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler, avoids all expensive attendance
no loss Of tme handling of fuel and ashes It is
3sed extensively for running Passenger and Freight
and Lithographc Presses Coffee Mills Roasters, Pa
per and Ruling Machinery. Lathes. &c.. &c. This
g1ne runs with extreme smoohness and regularity Of
speed the least number working part and
great simplicity OF mechanism.
For particulars to prices, &c, apply St Of1ce of
Washington Gas Light Co. 1yl3
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RAILROADS.

THE sssHHFEzsEEzAE.s RAsf HSsSEr ssgSEErExEss
ffrhGf NAeSbEifsT sGEF siSi Efssssfhfs fssss
For Gs.so
Ss asIy VIII ,slssgas
$ s:sEssi asa s s : s:e
iff ffs al Ts59psS1 e ssSsp SfsSG
FoT Erie CansnSaisus and. RsSchester Bgias Niag.rH
Washington 70 CanandaiSua and Harris6ars 70
For willsmsport, Lock Haven and Elm,ra, at $50
For a. xnn % daily HnIt s5cePs exc r. sqTndsy
ssS "a 81 and il; % = IN. % On & snDa.s lsS no. g:
For Change s.Gsps sssry week day.
For B BreoRsS sOPSay =. M through train. conn.c. q
nE SK Krss I srsnsi.p xs % rSss
roi isTI.ss ss5css New YeTf Gisy ~ '.uD
iSseP Limited EXPRESS $50 M daily. ally tae s1.
Fer BsItimSTs. $40. 500 s;so 50, lo..o !. m and
ss ssnasy aSs ssS soso & 90 sns siS rs
For Pores crssf Line e:4O an and $40 p m. daily.
For Ansspos. Saa s!so .m and .4o IN. daily. e,o.p.
AS5$ SSS$s 4sS sH
For AeIandria $50 100 e2o IL 90 and II 80 m.
~ Sunday y ate 80; 20. q 90 m; 500
daily. and $500 q. m. daily, except Sunday.
Irnns leave Alexandris for Washington 600, 500.
snd9:lO ,. M, and IL 00 midnight On SUNDAY q
500. and 0:0s m. 100 and 9:l0 p.m
Tickets and Information at the Office northeast cor.
Of 9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue and At the
station where orders be left for the checking o6
baggage to destination from hotels and residences
y.R WOOD. General PASSENGER Agent
CHAS. X. PUGH. General Manager. Nv
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DkOPOSAL.S FOR FUEL.


Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or DIsBURsINa CLERK
AND SUPKRTNTENpENT,
WASHINGTON. DC. Sept 9. 1883.
Sealed Proposals win be received at this once until
TWELvE O'CLOCK NJ. on MONDAY. the FIRST
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1888. for furnishing Fuel for the
Post once Department, as follows: -
For the delivery and storage OF five hundred (500)
tons. more less e. 24C pounds to the ton, of the
best quality Of White Ash Anthracite Fur1 Coal to
be free from ate and clnker and thoroughly screened
from dirt and dust the same to .e delivered within
sixty days OF tho date OF acceptance Of bid. and
stored in the vaults OF the department before payment
Also for twenty GO, cords more or less Of the best
Sakers Pine wood to be delivered and corded At the
department building may lie directed, within sixty
days from date Of acceptance of bid
The whole to be weighed measured by the in-
epector for that purpose by the Postmaster
General.
Average sample Of coal must accompany each bid.
Bids will he opened in the Office OF the Disbursng
Clerk and Superintendent at TWELVE O'CLOCK MON
DAY. OCTOBER FIRST, 1883. in the presence Of such
bidders as may choose to attend.
The Department the right to reject all any
portion OF the bids received deemed TO the interest OF
the Department to do
sufficient bond will be required TO be executed by
the accepted bidder within days after the award
made to insure the faithful Performance of the
tract
Satisfactory certificates from the shippers that the
coal Ia the kind and quality advertised for By the De-
partment viii be required.
sep8-1aw4w DisbursinR Clcrk and Superintendent.
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PROPOSALS.


1A1AsuAY DEPARTMENT.
OVILcE OF TIE scfrRNrEN6RNr
M.AssaMeToE. p. O., Sept L. isss
Coal and Wood. for In the Treasury obces in WsS
fngton, win be received until ONE OCfOCE $ NJ ~
lS toms best Quality Lykens Valley stove coal.
80 tons best quality white ssh furnace cosi.
2. 900 tons best quality Georges CreAk Cumberland
coal.
10 cords well seasoned oak wood.
The printed insruchons neceSsary for the guidance
Of bidders may be had upon applying to the ONCE of
the Superintendent. CHAHLkSJ J. FOLGER,
eep15-law4w Secretary.
Evening star., 1883-09-29

A MONG THE MANY INSURANCE COMPANIES
IA and associations doing business on the mutual OF
assessment plan none s certainly secured against
loss or failure as the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LIFE
ASSOClAT1ON, and certainly none have proved go
successful and popular in short time this favored
concern The Oldest authorities in insurance matters
being great step forward in the science of Life Insur
ance while Its policy holders have on more than one
1hent For circulars. &c.. call at The office 1909
Evening star., 1883-09-29

SrounE9S Egs1E EEq4 IS 81 0gs IS BH nBgRo1Anz:
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPosiT CoMPANY.
CoRNE1 18TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE.
Prpeusl Charter Act of Congress January 22d 1867.
Rents Safes for IS to 500 per year ad sies s nda
OF Securities and Valuables special Deposit at lowest
BI1 BEIH1NJAMIN q s P SNYDER. President.
GhLa hHLAaHLES g GLOVER Of Riggs Co.. Vice President
ALBERT L. STUkTEVANT, Secretary
c. E. Nyman, Asst. Secy.
DIRECTORS:
BENJAMIN P. Snyder. Charles c. Gloye.
John Cassels, Henry A. willard
Albert L. eturtevant Thomas Evans,
John G. Parke. aul3
DEOPLE'S SAVING BANK-WHERE YOU CAN
select suit Of Clothing and deposit so much down,
for.
Mems heavy Winter Suits s.. $40 and up.
Boys School Suits. from a to 50 and up.
Ch1ldrens School Suits, age 4-12 So. SO to $6.
Miss and Boys School Shoes, &75c, 81 and 81 as,
Boys Flannel Shirt Waist, 96c. and 81.
j. w. SELBY,
sep1 19l4-l9l6 Penn Ave
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crowd the filling In as hard as possible, as it
will shrink when picked; then with a crane
needle and with cotton yarn sew the tops of
the peppers on: pour hot vinegar over them; Law
some hOrseradish leaves over them In the lar.
and set them in the cellar or In some cool
closet. In a few weeks they are flt for use.
With pork and beans and with roast goose or
duck they are excellent, for little goes great
way.
that her child is troubled greatly with sour
stomach, but this case is no longer mysterious
when the mother, to quiet the little one 80 that
down before her q little dish Of sugar. from
which the child may help ITSELF Most mothers
would give candy or a cookie instead, though
some feed their children Jumps OF sugar from
the bowl believing that the children need sugar,
and better have 1t In that form than In any other
In any case Of this kind there is very frequent
call for water
Do you know how vinegar Is made? You can
get plenty Of 1t by simply mixing sugar or mo-
lasses with water and keeping 1t warm A sou,
common occurrence. 1t is the acid caused by the
fermentation Of the sugar left In the mouth. with
the saliva that causes the decay of chiIdren's
teeth-this and the lack of bone-forning ma
terial in the daily food. Vinegar ''eats" lime as
one can tell by leaving an egg in vinegar. Bits
OF sugar or candy left to ferment among the
teeth destroy their enamel, as well as do pickles
The child that Is fed on sweets naturally Graves
pickles as an antidOte, but well-fed children are
coltented with plain nouTishing food II properly
prepared and sufficiently varied. Many imagine
that all children should have free access to both
sugar and pickles, In order to supply what they
suppose to be natural cravings, and to prevent
thefts O. sugar from the iarl;ly bowl mista.
Ken roiiey.-Fdih Rochester, in American Agri-
cell1''ist for Cct.bsr.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-03

cram ar-vut ,v~vs pVaus yuat.
Mr. II. A. Giles book on Historic China,
lately printed in London, has some odd notes
on Chinese life. Here is an instance Of Judi
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-03
TIE BEST IN THE ISLANDS.

tE Repairing done in the hest manner, and at the
Lowest Rates. Only firsiC Class Wofkmen Employed
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-03
The Deposit Endowment Policy and the
Mutual Investment Policy.

This is one OF the most reliable Companies extaut:
has superior, and few equals. settles all Claim
promptly; aets honestly and fairly by al
~ For further information write to- or call on
X. ". LAME.
nii GcHernl Agent for the Hawaiian I-land..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-03

InU nncIaua Lie INSURANCE COMPANY, Ev=s'n
The Blake Manufacturing Co, Of Boston
n. ". Westons Patent Centrifugal Machines
The New York and Honolulu Packet Line.
The Merchants Line, Honolulu and San Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-03

on behalf Of His Majesty, replied as follows;
WoRsHrpFuL MAsrEEs AND BEErHEgN ! beg
10 thank you sincerely for the enthusiastic man
ner in which you have drank the health Of His
Majesty and thelRoyai family Of Hawaii, / am
certain that express the feeling Of His Majesty
when say that he Is much graiifed with the
numerous representation Of the Masonic iTater-
uitv here tonight the largest that has ever
assembled in the Hawaiian Kingdom. 1t gives
His Majesty much pleasure 10 receive Us here
tonight as it does to US partake of his gen
oruus hospitality. II augurs well for the
interest that he takes in Masonry-that the first
public entertainment gwen in the new Palace
was TO the Brotherhood. Masonry has been
well represented by the rulers Of Hawaii First
His Majesty Kamehameha ~, who passed
through the various degrees, and finally became
Master Of his Lodge. Kamehameha V. also
took great interest in Masonry. Afterwards,
we come to the young and brilliant Prince Lei
lihohoku, who, though called awHy at the early
ace Of - years, was Master Mason and held
sofsce in his Lodge. His Majesty, ON his visit
to the United States in 1876, was received with
open arms by the Masons in every city thai he
visited in the Great Republic. aud also on his
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-03
THE PACIFIC MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF CALIFORNIA.

OF CALIFORNIA,
Desire TO call the particular attention of r,rry body,
TO THEIR
Tontine Investment Policies |
Which contain the Indisputablr Clause"
No Restriction on Travel or Residence.
Free from Danger Of Forfeiture.
Also
The n.uaa;f E..Io,,o,.. DoI;.. - a..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Market active, with light offerings and
steady prices; good fat butcher steers SELL
ing fully up to quotations. Bologna cattle
steady. Bologna cattle steady. Demand
active for fat oxen. Supply of hogs fair,
with a moderate dem and.
CoRN-FED Cattle Choice, SC; good, 49
44c.
GRASS CArrLE-C Choice, SIC; good, 3,S33c;
fair to medium, &c; common, 2(d2ac.
SHEEP-Choice, per pound, 4c; medium,
per pound, 3@33c.
LAMBs-Choce, per head, 1898 so; me.
dunn, per head, 1902 80.
Boes-Choice, $50 to 200 pounds, 6@63c;
medium, 5@53c.
Cows AND CALvEs-Good mich cows with
young calves, per head, S20@40.
ST. LOUIS, Jsuusry 16-Hogs opened
| stroog but weakened Iaer; light grades
SIS 90@6; packing, S6@6 20; butchers tc
exlrs, So zoos 80; ec.ipts, $500; snip
uents, 1000. Cattle quiet, not much doing
| yet; heavy shipping grades, "a 25@5 so
butchers, 81 1894 so; receipts, HOO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-17
FUTURE MOVEMENTS.

THE VIII Kyle, Capt. Lew Hates, is due
up 10 day, bound for Cincinnati.
THE Tiger, Capt. Frank Ellison, is the
packet this evening at 5 o'clock for Walnut
Bend and all way points. Charles Leftwich
is in the Office.
The Coahoma, Capt. Henry Cooper, is the
Lee-iiner this evening at o'clock for o.
ceola and the upper sesds. Hugh Tomlin-
son and Charles Bourne are her clerks.
The james Lee, Capt. LLOYD Whitlow, il
the packet this evening at o'clock for Hell
ens, Friars Point and ali way landings. Ar
thur Browne is her clerk, assisted by Plat
Rhoades and Will Ashford.
The O.-Line packet R. r. Springer, Capt
Henry q. Hart, will pass down to-day at IL
leans and all intermediate landings. Capt
Frank Stein presides in her Office.
The Kate Adams, Capt. Ed Nowland, If
the United States mail packet tomorrow
evening at o'clock for Arkansas City and
all way landings. Walker Outlaw, Lee
Cummins and Will Darragh are her clerks
The Vint Shinkle, Capt. NJ. NJ. Deem, il
the regular packet this evening at 5 O'Clock
Cincinnati. Col. J. D. Moore is her attentive
clerk, assisted by Mike Logan. The Shinklt
will give cheap rates 10 all points North anc
East.
The John s. Bransforj, Capt. J. G. Holder
is the Milt Harry-Line packet this evening
at 5 o'clock for all points on White river
going through to Jacksonport and connec,
ing with packets for upper White and Blacl
rivers. George D. Marsh has charge Of he
Office, assisted by J. M. Calhoun.
THE Hard Cash, Capt. Ed C. Postal, viii
be found in port this moruing, and leave
again this evening at 5 o'clock for all point
on White river, going through to Jackson
port and connecting with packets for uppe
White aud Black rivers. Charlie, M. an,
Joseph Postal are her clerks.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-17
yapde,biI, and the NickeI.PIate.

CLEVELAND, January ia epecial dis
patch from New York states that VIM. II.
Vanderbilt caused the Lake Shore Railroad
Company 10 Issue between $6,000,000 and
SS,O00,000 in bonds TO pay for the Nickel.
Plate slock he bought, and that ne proposed
this scheme at the meeting OF the Lake
Shore directors, held some line ago in Erie,
tbecause the laws OF Ohio and New York
prohibit the consolidation of competing
lines. The Hon. II. 3. Paynes and Amasa
Stone, Of this city, protested and resigned
These gentlereu were seen 10 day and asked
about the truth of the report. Mr.. Payne
said he resigned as director OF the Lake
Shore last November, and his resignation
was final. Mr.. Stone said his health is
poor, and he has not attended the meetings
of the directors for long time, but if the
occasion should arise when the directors
have no quorum they have a document au-
thorlziug them TO put some one in his place.
Both gentlemen declined 10 give their rea-
sons for re-iguing, or say anything concern
ing be rumored issue of the Lake Shore
road TO buy the Nlckel-Plate. They neither
denied nor confrmed The report.