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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

Mrs. McKeever, Of Pittsburgh, is visiting
at the home of her parents at this place;
Ees hioPPt VIZ n,, In in Berk, county,
Pa, has returned TO Warrington.
Miss Maggie McKennan, Who has Zen
making an extended visit with PittsnurBn
friends, has returned home.
Ed. Booking. of Bethany College, W. va
rode to wheeling on his bicicle Thursday.
he will return to Bethany on Saturday,
John Crosser, an alumnns OF W. and J..
College, was in town Wedresday.
DIR. Thos. McKenDan, of West Penn Hos
pital, Pittsburgh. Pa, was the guest OF his
parents. at this place, this weeA.
r ]. Homer, q student from MeadVille
College, is in town caavassing tor a book
entitled, Errors Chains"
VIM. n. Taylor, of Pittsburgh, after 3
brief visit with relations 1t this place, re-
turned to that city Monday. 20
The many friends of Jas d. White, who
graduated here last year, will be glad 70
learn that be is prospecting in the West. He
is on an engineering corps IN Dakotah
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

the occasion Girls we fear "they have
come to stay"
The new commissioner is putting the
streets in fine condition. Charlie has the
push.
Hon. Sep Hall returned Thursday from
wei Ks trip in the lower section of the State.
John and C, J. Larelle, OF Uniontown,
were in town this week. Charlie is look
ing after bis chances for the County SD
perintendency.
Fontain Smith. Esq, OF Fairmont was
here taking dispositions this week.
Z. C. and w. G. Snodgrass we're here on
legal business this week.
Attorney Meighen, OF Meundsville, is in
town.
On the section of road below us, where
the gentlemen from Italy" WELD the
mattock and spade, it is reported the
farmers sit around on their fences with
shotgnns to see that their chickens have
full enjoyment of all their ancient rights.
=. n. Martin took in your city on FRI
day.
4 new bell will som be put in the spire
OF The Southern Methodist church.
d. W. Custer. of the Tyler Independent,
and JEFF Mccoy, of Sistersyille, took in the
party at Mr. Omard's Friday eve.
7. r. F, King, salesman OF Jos. Horne, oil
Pittsburgh, was in town this week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

ton. President; ThCs. MacC Cornell, Sec.
retary and Treasurer; Jos. Ramsey, Jr.,
General Manager and Chief Engineer
!. b. Sommerviile, Attorney. The
company have all the money necessary
tn compiete the road end have COM
pleted all arrangements to commence
The river division at once. Theyare now
running on nine miles Of the road below
Pittsburgh, and anticipate running
through here in . few months.
Mr.. Charlie Fish, young man en-,
ployed by Mr.. Magee, the timer Ieii
from roof Of . house on Friday and
was bruised up considerly. He was vefy
fortunate in escaping with such slight
injuries. -. .-.----,.
young lady from Summerville, Is the
guest Of Miss Jennie Jefsrs.
DIR. Surginson and familys pent . lew
days in, town during. the week.
On Tuesday afternoon horse belong
ing to J. f.. Curtis, took fright and run
of, upsetting the buggy to which ne
was attached and completely demolisn-
ing it, but WAS finally checked In his
wild perambutations by about hum
dred men and boys before any other
damage was done.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
NOTICES.
Dissolution OF Partnership.

TIME PARTNERSHIP HERETofoREE
l. is,ing between VIM. link and Abe-
INK. under the nrm name OF VIM. Zink 4
Son, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Albert link retiring.
All persons knowing themselves indebted
TO the late firm arc earnestly requested 10 cal
and make settlement with VIM. link. who
alone Is authorized 70 settle the accounts v,
VIM. link & Son.
The bust ueSs will be carried on 81 tie Old
stand, as heretofore. WIN. link.
amid ALBERT ZlSK.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
GAINESVILLE BRIEFS.

BARNEsvILLE, April 2l.-Work commence
ed on the glass house this week, and will
be pushed forward as rapidly as possible.
There will be festival at the Union
school house Saturday evening. Proceeds
10 be applied 10 the Public school Library:
went to GAINESVILLE Wednesday evening TO
organize a new lodge.
Miss Kate Riley, OF Wheeling, is visiting
Miss Nenora Hyde, OF Walnut street.
Mrs. Russell Barnes, Of Washington ID.
c., is visiting friends in this city.
Watts Mining Car Wheel Co. have fitted
up new Office, where at all times can be
seen the smiling face Of Ross, the book
keeper.
The new restaurant is immense.
The B. & o. Co. are repairing the depot at
this place.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

company's wires is being placed in position
on the top of the Troll building over the
central Office.
The stone work on the foundation for the
addition to Turner Hall was com pleted
YESTERDAY. When completed this will be
the largest hall in The city. They will
have q stage thirty feet deep and an
audience room sixty.6ye feet in length.
Down stairs will be bar room 2ix36 and
a dining room 2lx30. The carpenters will
begin on the frame work tomorrow mora
The First ward young folks have organ
lied dancing club and named 1t Silver
I.ske.
Williams toed the mark in Mayor C0opers
office and pleaded guilty to the charges
against them. Mary was assessed ST and
costs, which was secured. Williams was
let off with S. and costs, and not being
able TO put up, he was again snut up IN the
cooler and will probably spend some time
in the improvement of his geological ku)wl-
edge Miss May got in the buggy they
came down in and started on her way hOme
rejoicing. The buggy belonged TO Mcbride,
the liveryman Of OF. Clairsyille, and he
telegraphed the officers here to hold 1t. But
il had gone before he was heard from.
Robert Anderson and Andrew J. Ault,
of Diilie's Bottom, were in the city yester-
day.
Rev. Dr. Underwood, of Mt. Pleasant,
TsS in town yesterday.
Miss Ida Smith, OF Woodstield, is visiting
friends here.
Miss Ida Hammond is visiting in Mar
tins Ferry.
Special election for Councilman in the
Fourth ward to morrow.
CHRISTOPHER Roach had a narrow escape
from drowning, yesterday. While hshlng
from the B. u. & c. bridge he fell in the
creek.
The L. P. concert to be given in that
church on Tuesday evening, for the benefit
of the Sunday school, promises to be
worth hearing. The performers all have
their parts we'll in hand and some tine
music is assured. The programme will be
found below.
Choru-Thc Lord is King lapel
Quartet Moonlight on the Lake White
Misses Bellure, Wallace, MyreS and
Miller Pryor and Milligan:
Piano Solo Miss Mary Armstrong
Sweet Bye-aud Bye .... sitter
Quartett-Riyer OF Tine ........... .:...,.. baker
Misses Allie Calhoun, Laura Sell ws.
MeSlrs. Hamilton and LaurneN.
Duet-Life's Dream in O'er.....::.... ....b. =. d.
Laura Sellars, Paul Miller.
Solo-Iust one Penny 10 Buy Bread.
Miss Annie Johnson. -,
Duet-TwO Merry Girls.....Thc Misses SeIiars
PART SECOND.
Chorus-Nighty Jehovah ..... ......., 8ellni
Piano Solo-The Rock Beside the Sea ............
Maggie King.
Solo-Will you Buy my Roses Reu ......
Miss Annie Johnson.
Duett-A. Is, 4. ''''''''' o'iS
Miss Annie Sella r. and Walter Pryor
Buett-Fsir
Misses Armstrong and Myres. w
Misses ScllarS, MerSSrS. MaChant and
Miller.
Gen ChoruS-The Song OF The
Lar
Ouartett-Good Night Murray
Misses Armstrong, Laura SellarS,
Me>NrS. Marchant and Miller.
Mrs. Ollie Huffman returned to the city
last evening.
Miss Cowen went to St. Clsirsyille aud
raised money 10 pay both her own and
Williams fines, returned To the city aad
Yesterday evening and took her disconsOlate
swain with her.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
INTERESTING FACTS.

IL has been estimated that there are
$4,000 miles of barbed wire fences in
use.
Ninety-three thousand acres of land
were planted with timber in Kansas
last year.
Nearly 1000, 900 worth Of cattle are
now grazing in what six years ago was
Indian country in Texas.
Great Britain has 1900 registered
chemists ana druggists and 23,OIOregis.
tered medical practitioners.
On the western end of the Canadian
Pacific road 5000 Cinnamon and 5000
whites and Indians are employed.
Out of 9, 527 1872 registered letters and
packages carried last year by the Post
Office Department, 30 were lost.
A man breathes about eighteen times
q minute and uses 5000 cubic feet, or
about ST5 hOgsheads, of air per hour.
Three thousands depOsitors in Con-
necticut savings banks have not made
inquiries about their money for twenty
years past.
The ground upon which Cincinnati
stands was purchased by J. G. SymmeS
about ninety years ago for sixty-seven
cents per acre.
A sleeping-car porter who travelled
so miles with ten passengers worth
over 1000, 900 each says that his per-
quisites were only fifty cents
The city of Newark, y. j., contains
] 200 factories, with ~, 232 wOrkmen.
The capital invested is S23,9l9, lis, AMI
H. DalG.. s,at nm Slsk EDS
Sea urchins are so tenacious of life
that on opening one il is not uncommon
to see the pieces of the broken shell
move off in different directions.
The aggregate value of the property
of colored people throughout Tennessee
is set down at IS, AVS, 95l, being an in
crease Of S67l ,l79 over the preceding
year.
Farmers in the United States have
SI2, 2lO, 253, 1862 of capital invested in
their business. This sum includes farms,
implements, live stock, fertilizers, aud
fences.
Massachusetts, fisheries employ 25,ll7
persons, aud al least 1000 persons are
supported by this industry, which has
Just passed through an unusual prosper
Gus year In 49,.
There were. on the farms in the
United States on June l, lSS2, 1885,
9Sl horses, 1872, 932 mules, 993, $40 oxen,
l2,443, 59S milch cows, y, ass, $50 other
cattle, 81, l9l ,l56 sheep, and 1858, 95l
swine.
The Minneapolis Tribune says that
goats are the best land cleaners known.
il says that he'd of 1000 entirely
cleared 500 acres Of bush land in three
years. Not vestisge Of underground
was left.
The gold annually taken from the
Siberian mines is estimated to be worth
5000, eco. The first discovery Of the
metal in that country was made at the
beginplBg ofthis century. The average
cost OF an expedition IN search Of gold
Is estimated at 5000.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
rxovRsions.

NAY EXCLUSION 10 THE chs,
M natl Dramatic Fsst.ysl: The nu. y.
senFer steamer. A1300 -; Ce.as
Muh eman. Captain. =, MOL Gert
excursion trip 70 the DraAaitc FESTIVAL, =
Cincinnati Tiursday noon. Returning issrss
siye excursionisS an opportunity Of se.iss.
he two ersss dYamas, 0theno and Hans
by cuch stsrs e James Z. Murdoch. john N,
Cuiloch, Lawrence BaIrets, John a. EllIe:
many othefH Pan Tor ths Reusa Tn. n
cIudinG board while g Undnnsn; fos
WhoelIpg. GO; froD Aasisesa an1 Psskef.
On board, or bI letter Or lelsGsphs sare q d
6ooth q Bon, ShesIhs. wa, ksmemos
he Adde's Eivss 700 morn tine IN en-, GinciI,as
Ronse OrchrNYs aud Bsass Band has boen en-
gased 70 acco0psny the sxcufdon
applicable
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
WELISBUR6.
The r. v. & .. =. Ran Esteemed CHI.
sen Goae-General News Notes.

Inc y. v. n -. =. Ian ksteeme0 Slta.
zen Goae-General News Notes.
Special 70 The Sunday Register.
The engineer corps of the P. V. &
o. II. r., will leave Wellsburg on
Monday for an indefinite period, and
will make their headquarters at st.
James Hotel, Wheeling, until they
continue the survey Of the new road.
The lecture at Disciples church on
Friday evening was an interesting one
and was we'll attended.
Wellsburg lost another one OF her
highly esteemed citizens by the death
of Mr.. A. NJ. Buckhannon, who died
rather suddenly and unexpected with
erysipelas on Tuesday morning the 18th
inst The funeral was pronounced in
the. Presbyterian church by President
Pendleton, Of Bethany college, and the
attendance of friends was very large.
He was prominent citizen, and leaves
large number Of friends TO mourn his
death.
The corporators of the P. V. & O. r.
r. Co., met at the Office Of s. b. Som.
merville, Esq, and elected the directors
and officers. Directors, A. n. Sutton,
Thos. Mcconnell, Jr., Jno. G. Mac.
Cornell, Jos. Ramsey, John T. Harper,
and r. S. Whery, Officers, A. A. SUIT
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
LEGAL Notice Order Of Publication
In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling, o.
VIM. r. Schnelle,
vs.. IN cnancfy.

In the Municipal Court OF WheeIing,s
VIM. r. Schnelle,
Vs. In CnancTy.
Louisa Dickescheid ct A..
The general object OF this suit IN 10 ohian
partition among the heirs OF Gucnther S'nl'
chardt and Wilhelmina Sch uchardt, deceased,
of the north one.third Of lot numbered on,
hundred and twenty-five, on the east sil" o.
Market street, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, III said city, and OF the south Two
thirds OF lot numbered nifty three In thapne
and Eofi's addition To said city, and OF Ger
tain shares OF the capital stock OF The W heel
ing and Belmont Bridge Company, and e. ihf
Citizens Railway Company, and IL ar~H.
ing from an AFFIDAVIT fled In the cause th.i
the defendants. Chas. Schuchardt, WIN. s'hu.
chardt. Othilie Schuchardt, Frederick RODE
wig, ugust Kukkuk, VIM. Kukkuk, " Incl
nina Kukkuk, August Bchnelie, Elsa ven
Amelia Wergen and several children who's
names are UNKNOWN OF deceased sister, who's
name In also unknown, OF Gunther schuca'
ardt, deceased, are not residents Of the Stsv
OF West Virginia. II is now ordered That SH
non resident defendants do appear at the htu
Rule dsy. on the 18th day Of May. lsA1
either OF the two following days, and do WIS
is necessary TO protect their Interests In To
In testimony whereof ! have hereuBs
signed my name as clerk Of said court "
nth day OF April. 1883, at April kules, 1884
the Jerks once OF said court.
Tcste: THOMAS N. DhhhNh
CLERK OF the Municipal Court of wheel!ni
Jordan and Russell, attorneys for coinp.aS
ants. apiIoar
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
MARTINS FERRY FACTS.
A Budget OF News From Our Thriving
Ohio Town.

Edward O'Neill, the popular Ballaire
tailor. has opened q shop in the Cottrell
room on Fourth street, and should be pat
ronized. Persons desiring good fit and
goods at low prices should give Mr.. O'Neill
a call.
She'll Martin, who has been quite sick for
some DAYS, is again on the streets.
T. H. Stanton has broken ground on
Eighth street for a residence.
Miss Maria Mccullough, OF Wheeling,
who has been visiting Miss PCebe Clark for
some days, returned home yesterday, much
pleased with her trip.
Our readers should bear in mind that
the Peoples shoestore is selling out at
cost. They have fine large stock OF
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crssesst BulldIss Asssciatlo.

THE AEMBERe AND sUB3;Etgss,ssysl
Aseciai on win msst g thsir room, S 81 no
Aasoeiatsoo Hall Crsnslss lock. 10 VI
Market street. on saturday evening ~
2lst. q - O'Clock. for the pofpo.e OF ~
ing Q constitution md bytAvS tne SSn.v y
may properly come befers them
0tbO. q. HANss,.a.
rempoeAry Sec! n-,ss1
Wheeling. April !, 1883. ~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

E0Li SALE IN HkDiE0Ehp "a "a
Il one and half lot - py ~ hoase e.,
y ,nips siI rooms and hall, In a1ee ,., >
and ts @ iots; location. beioS rSfSS ois.s'
on water street: s7.iso: One 5nsx sa.h
rooms on Eon street, oeioS sss,iSe ~.
For rent, . fsv anc ~ EYER z,
Island. T. a. q
Teiephooe Ga
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
CAPITAL PB1xE. o70.ooo.
rrt 90 noiiaRr Rarh Rrurtlf
1901 66 Tickets a FiVs DosIRr Lscn' FrH'
In FiftLs In proportion.
'ss7 Prises, amounting 20.

1851 Pnses, amounting to...--..----.--.-..--..., Z,
Application for rats 20 clubs should
nads only 70 The once Of the COMPANY :
For further ipformatisn vrits clearly q
Registered Latter or Money Order, adaIry
only 10 r. A. DAUPHE z
NSW OTieena, 80
n. 4 pyAggrHH. |ssv'ash r. w.1.
y. Bin ths Extraordinary Semi
DTaylng. Of Dsxt Jlns the Cspltai H'S
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

THE REGISTER has by sew
eral thousand copies, a larger
circulation than any newspaper
published in the TWO Nirginias
or Eastern Ohio. Its advanta-
ges as an advertising medium
are therefore apparent.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
ST. LAWRENCE,
CAPTAIN w. n. LIST.

VIII leave wheeling SATURDAY Afternoon.
April 2ssh. reaching Cinctnns Monday nler.
noon, and departing for Wheeling Tuesday
night after the performances, thus giving eI.
cursionists an oppoFtuuity 10 witness Jaiia
Caesar md Romeo and Juitet, with such enl
nent artists a. John MoCulL och, Lawrac.
barrett, James K. Murdock, Mary AndcrSoa
and Clara Morris, IN the csst..
SIC: from Parkersburg and Marietta, s..
No other boat dives moro time at Ctnctnnsa
than the II. Lawrence. A nrst-clsss Bani Of
Muaic will be on board. apit
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
Dramatic Festival
APPEARANCE or THE
Brightest Stars


In order 10 give io~ers Of the dramatic Al
an opportunity 70 De pressnt ~ smai cost, u,
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Louisiana State Lottery Company

Louisiana State Lottery Company
1--WE do hereby certify that We supervise ,b'
arrapRements for all the Monthly and s.nr
Annual Drawings Of the Louisiana btAs w
tery Company, and In perSOn manage an.
control The drawings themselves, and US
the aame are conducted With honesty, fAirno
and in good faith towards all parties, snd W
authorize the Company TO use this Ger nee,
with fac-similes Of our signatures aftsehS
In i" ad'ef''s0 Q. T. BEAUREGARD.
J. A. EARLY,
Incorporated In 1851 for Is years ny the Veg,
mlature for Educational and ChAntaoe ~
poNes-with q capital Of ellOH0-to wh,1e.
reeerve fund OF over $4,000 hes since ~
added. BY an overWhein Ing popular woe ~.
franchise was m ads part OF The Pfe,snI 70 y,
Contribution adopted DccemDsr "a, a. y: -
the only LOTTERY ever voted on and end0r~
b the People Of any Btate. ,, a,.,d
II never scales or pDssponea. ~,
Single Number Drawings take place inoD, -.
AspIsndid Opportunity 70 WIN 10 ~
Pifth Grand Drawing. ClsA Z, NJ MY ~, "
LEANs, TuesAay, Nay >, lsSs-D~
Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PBIZk. o7S.ooo.
lOO8e Tickets at Five Dollar Zach. Frscu'|
In HiftkS In pyoportiOn.
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REAI EsrATE BULLETIG.

wheeling. April ], 1854 "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23
Go rOhom il man Gonfern.

EMBELLISHMENTS For In.IIIIEEn AZ Tin
throws OFFICES No Las Broaawatv, sirds corner
n,@bti,aye 30 OF East FourteenthsL .'' oo7 Tbird
square 100 Thirdave corner twenty
yt MAJ Tbiraaye Harlem at regular once ta'e
CHANGE OF NAME OF A ., N ,Ess Under
4 n.,o, House NewYork. Aug. 2l a3 a ~" in
.6an,.r 07 OF ssI Treasury Decision 800 ~ the
pursnsnos Of permission ga or W. tbe name OF the
s.rsw steamer e. VANDERbILT OF tv.So 'ynl SnlIi OF
~ .r. sTI mas been changed 70 LEWIS o. "A-''@ -
which asiics Is hsrsn1 fsnn H. ROBERTSON. cOlscs0r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23
NE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
hE"'YohK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

. Arrangement OF trans tasins enect July 10. 1893.
se T. Bloyhsmton iIDrs and Buffalo sleeping
IA tusly)-'st Louis Limited" ExpTess.-No EXTRA
i1ns i%s f" Nssss s fss o1.cn'
n oo M Cleveland lao mi Cincinnati 20 p M 81
if, ,G. $40 p nj Toledo b25 ~: snc indianapolis
p sS1y,-P.cife Exgrs.: for the West solo Train
f a,i Buffalo Nalsrs Pals, Gncinnau and Chicago
d9ns 1 ,SsIa s ts Ssc w %
ps sS'l rss ana Passsc % 500 80 1920 m IL
m @anighi sundays $780, lGs20 Las. $50. p H.
4SOS o 55 aS7 7so Ss 1880 1GSp and
mn aidI1 10 Sundays ., $50. 10 M '4b $780, $3.50
Nsssa'k ana Peterson wa Newark, e4S. $40 lisO M
sss,s s ezg $50. 80 and Il midnight saturday
sisse 100 o o. loco IN; il6. 400 O. $50 $780,
en- ana u midnight sundays. 0. $3.50. iO2 70 g. M
,s:sssiss "a. .ssOs or nv .s9 9sJ H. $50 .so
sasss.Sse AID Kingdom and Montsomsr M 4so p
ss Sosaso 7sO. O. 1920 NJ $780, 4,so g. $40 IN.
hiaii.tTsSsn,So i9iso a. ~; $50 pm on
II. o. tsips connect Win Mid'sd Railroad At MsinsL
q. rott !sfys So 900 a. nv 4s3 O. sl6 D. NJ Sun
Ean ~. ,S:'O !. M. G. ESQ ana D. IN
ys s;ss ~ 10 sI4S ,. M. and at 80 and l16 ..
ss sss ssS % ora vi e. ina
hos Isl M o. 1sggsse may be ls a. the omces
'ses sostya Or a. nv 6on i Ssoos mo-
nd H. rains from the Nest arrive In SewYoTk &C 7io
NronJSo - %Bso 5G Gsn4 rassr Assn. Nsw.Yors.
N0nlhERN RAILROAD OF Jersey.
fyaek M save for hngewood. loster. piennoht and
SSsn :; sd sss. s y, sso II is $ 1850
aHa I.AasQTg. esa1 Pssss Aren't Hsv.xss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. R.
NEw-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

IN RIVER RAILROAD.-Com commencing June Ia 1884,
through trans will leave Grand Contra Depot
sa m. Western ew-York and Northern Express with
dFawing room cars. To Montreal and 10 Rochester,
$40 Fast Limited Chicago Express with lining car.
AID Utica Rochester. BuHdlO
and Toledo arriving Chicago O2)a next daV
ga saratoga Lake George and Montreal Special with
drawing. room cars
ln:30 chicago Express drawing room cars TO Canaan
daigua Rochester. Buffalo ana Rchhed springs connects
10 sharon SDr1n2s
tora (,lep's Fails Lake George and Rutland.
sSGu m Saratoga special. Through draTlbg-room cars
RIMS through Lake George saturdays only
4 o NJ. Accommodation tn Albany and TROY. . -
% 81 Louis Express with sleeping cars LOT NIAGARA
Fails Buffalo Cincinnati Except saturday. lOe0o Detroit
es,. M Express with sleeping Syracuse and 10
lnhurn Road: also 20 Sar1tOga and Montreal ,.
m Pacific EIDress with slesDInE cars ior Hoc1ester
Iunao Cleveland To;eoSsetrot hicago 81 j.. n, cane
sunday and Clayton Except SATURDAY
Night Express with ses cars - ABA " AM
Troy Connects with morning for the West AMI North
"Tcssts 90 sac al Grand Central Depot No Bowling
Grasn Az Alb Broadway and at westerly Express
0ices place and 7S5 and 9is Broadway NewYors
and SSy Washington S64 Fulton ST. brooklyn, ana ~
fths. Williamsburg. .,
pageagecai for and checked from resi- 1ence ,s
sT6ese trains Tally all others daily except Sun9s
I'm TOUCEY, Z: d. % Eh .f.tS,
'' Gen Sup't Gen. Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23
IN the matter of the application of the Attor,

TN the matter of the application of the Attor tor,
WESTERNS NEw.YoRK LIFE INsuRAt i. a., C cSoi
n Y. To person having any claim
against hs OF the aboyenaned insurance
campany: In pursuance order made a. special elm
~ ne Court held at the city OF schenectady on INC
SsI day April 1885, Mr. Justice LahdCa pIesA ana
AMY entered the day the schenectady county Corks
Se iii psrsops who policy holders or othewlse,
have or intend any claim OF any nature wasoeve
ssnst Inc ssets Western New YORK fe insurance
Company whether said assets are or may te nas OF
OF the OF te
the state OF New YORK are erooy
reouired parties 10 these any " r
bt Their claims together with statement OF tho cacer
and nature thereof TO o. O. Parker and D. I0mnsu on
Eaeeiyers Company at the Bank OF BataV III .o
Village Of n. ~ or before the hrst Gay o. r
nar all benefit OF any uocieo ios
OF any OF OF said corporation eher III
The Of die said Receivers or OF the sslu
.{ M the Insurapoe Department This n0tco II puosne
,n obedence the requirements oil me sgv oIses
order. Dated May y 1857 k'e."SS1s N'~'~"~
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