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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
PATENT sWIyDLER ARRESTED.

PfrrsBuRG, March &c tspecsp.-L II. slagle, who
swinded the people of four adjacent counties. was
lodged in the Indiana Penn. jail to-day He progressed
10 be the owner of patent process for cburning putr
by which the yield was Just twice as mtch as py INC
ola methods slagle sold county and township rights
FOR sums ranging between 1900 and SO 900 one
farmer decided his farm Of 1SO acres and gave pro.
notes TO the amount Of $500 for the sole right
nrGn Inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
MORE LOSS OF LIFE on THE RAIL.

At 10 a. NJ yesterday train No. IL from Chicago
the Eric road to Jersey City, struck TWO miles
west Of Paterson, freight train. The engineer ana
fireman Of the passenger train we're killed Last even
Ing a train on the Delaware, Lackawanna and western
road was dtched near Boonon. Three passenger cars
were hurled thirty feet down embanLment aud sew
era employees were killed No passengers were injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
rochester. March 10, 1889.
A GOOD WORD FOR THE CAR-sTOvE.
q ~ z Il iLnr d liz z ~ D.

TO N r HIfOr OF Jhe IT'D
Sir: The public has been led TO believe that the
only remedy for the accidents from fro in railroad
lies in the adoption of steam heating from tho
locomotive. This Is an error. IT is substituting a
greater for lesser evil
Cars In must have their OF heat con-
stantly within themselves-as mnch as a dwelling,
as nstanced by the various experiences in this line
during the late 3" blizzard
The fire can he and is made secure within a ear,
and liable TO escape than the contents of the
OK pressman's safe on the train. OLD RAILROADER.
New York March 10, 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
nrrIcRRs oE LIE MrsIeIANS LEAe UE

PHILADELPHIA, March 16.The National League Of
Musicians resumed It's session today officers were
elected for the ensuing year follows: President,
c. NJ Curricr, Chicago vice presidents, William Wal
sifer, Philadelphia; John Hunt. New-York: Jacob
sohmalz Cincinnati: treasurer, Lawrence O'Ieilly,
New-YOrk: secretary, Jacob Beck, philadelphia, ,
sergeant at arms, n. Le Brun, St. Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
BILLS TO ADMIT THREE NEW STATES.
UTAH ALONGSIDE OF DAKOTA AND WASHINGTON

UTAH ALONGSIDE oy DAKOTA AND WASHINGTON
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON March 16.-In the Senate to-day Mr
HALE introduced a bill for the appoint ment and re-
tiremcnt OF John fremont major general.
Mr. BUTLER introduced a bill admitting Utah TO
the Union.
Mr.. PLATT reported the bill for the admission of
North Dakota. The action OF the committee was
based largely the conclusion that two states should
La formed out of the present Territory Of Dakota
The area Of North Dakota Is stated to be $4,000 square
miles.
MIR. STEWART reported the bill for the admission of
Washington Territory. 1t provides that the bounda-
Iies Of the proposed state shall incudc, pesues inc
present Territory what is known as the Pan Handle
OF Idaho, It's alton, however, TO be subject u
vote.
Senators MANDERSON, CULLOM and BUTLER gave
notice that they would prepare minority report OPP
posing annexation OF the Pan Handle and favorns
the admission OF the Territory with Its present pouh
daries
The resolution offered by Mr. FRYE yesterday, call
Ing for copies of the minutes and protocols OF me
Fis herlcs Commission. and that offered by SehI Vi
DoLPI, as to fur seal fishing In Alaska, were taA'"
The senaie then resumed consideration of the
Mr. ALLISON declared that the growth OF the
country had made absolutely necessary some dil,or
York from that In operation and that machinery
provided In tho foute enh section. lie said ina.
Collector pending in the city Of New York. ard thai
the trial Of one OF these suits sometimes occupied
Treasury had stated in his last report thA me
present genera Ion OF men would pass away before
these suits would be disposed Of But that vas
not all Behind these suits were 10000 protest,
and apreals in all the byways and closets ana
pigeon holes of the Collectors Office these protest
and appeals Involving many millions and depending
on these 1000 suits
Mr. ALIRlCH stated that back OF these protests
were about an equal number OF un1uldaied fns oices
inyoying different questions, from which there were
likely 10 arise 10000 more protests and appeals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
uoIrsr or INCONSISTENCIES

The House finished the consideration Of the Ur-
rent DeGc eucy bill, having added an appropriation
~ 1907 600 to reimburse Texas for her expenses In
repelling invasion. The House then went into pri'
vate business
The House Postal Committee reported adversely
the bill dIsco.nuing the use Of the green postage
stamp.
MI HITS Joint resolution for the promotion OF
commercial union With Canada was placed on the
calendar. -, A.. . .,s
plants and bulbs at one cent i"r Two ounces -"
cndsr. - .,... . -, No..
ExcAsnco Building IN Kew-YOrk City, instead OF
The estimate Of e56 900 already submtiod for thai
purpose The additional amount Is said 10 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17

ssa - ne vssAsnAn thAa shs slave systs TIE
Of NE evening Mshien Chsncs made long and fsrsss
speech In behalf 81 pretscsvs tsra The chairman An
that Chaunesy pspsw would addrsss the Ap n
III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17

necessary because OF a ruling by tho Treasury Do
Parment which prevented tie application to tho
building OF portion Of the appropriation made By
the last Army appropriation bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
THE WISCONSIN REPUB1TcAy LEAGUE.

THE WISUUNSIN MI I'7|Ir1'-' IT
Madison, Wis, Much le.-Thc Rep tlican s'atc
League dOurncd at to-day after eect'ng Cnited
States Senator John spooner OF Hudson, president
aud adoniIue mat form of principles THO nOmtna-
tinu Of Senator spOcnei made By General Lucus
Fairchd. and seconded by leading men from all paris
II be State, The vote being urdr mons. Wllilam
l. Nc Elruy OF Milwaukee, elected vice president
md : : TlfeId OF Ashland treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
UNRIVALLED.
Allcsek's Psrsus Plastcrs Yen
viii find as these who use them de-
Quite unriyallcd. peerless. too.

rr,on,, pierurs Party leaves March 81. in Monsrci
Palace Cara going Southern states reforming via sal
ar civ and Denver days enjoy able travelling all ex
nenses maid $500 Monarch Car Co., 3l5 Madison-aye
siso POI $3.50 and AIS Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
THE VEATHER REPORE

GOVERNMENT rSDrcATroNs-FoR "a HOURS:
WASHINGTON. March l6.-For Connexions ana $3.50 1850,
ehuset colder light fresh WINS
brisk on the coast rain snow folio wed oy iAf "ea
Jersey rain or snow colder light to fresh nOrthves'sfv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
Guerial Notiecs.
William r. Moore. Anotisnssr.
NOOkE's AUCTION GALLE1i IS.
2a0 FIFTH-AvA

2so FiFrHAva
PAINTINGS
OF THE DUTCH FLEMISH and FRENCH scHooLS
10 be sold close the entire STOCK Of
Mr. A. UHUYvETTER JR,
AMONG TIE f1.sEg All sE PAY IN THIS
b: H oSes Dss De De
De PoSse De Piaters hsrGo Josrs x.fvarss.
I nsSs.eA Psa "a a.ss
ON VIEW DAY AND EVENING.
SALE go Fl - g.
al socloek
A The Very Best Presarations Of
c..w S2pk 5NI,ch VIZ n'tll nuo an, ps,.,.
Prescribed by leading sciaus ll2l Bway us 3taI
Execaters Percmp,ory sale Of
IMPORTANT PAINTINGS
IN PHILADELPHIA.
March 20, % and %. at o'clock each evening
Included in this collection valuable original
PORTRAITS OF WASHINGTON,
One by STUART and one by cHAs- WILSON PEALH.
Perfectly pure and without restoration
Also some o, tn. best specimens of tho works OF
SRiydT; fa4SSS, Tyir SSs %SS.r
ssaSSSssEEdMdSaGErrE, ! S SSsfS'
= T. H HEhT2ff kR mGh5ss' PARTON.
j EsEEs fS $ Il 4 SSd
WiTTKAMP AND OTHERS.
The aale Is under the charge q: Messsrs J hMES s.
EARLE & SONS. TO whom any and all inquiries may ~
DAVIS & HARVEY, Auctioneera ,,.
1912 Chestnut-st, PhiatelphlA
Justrs Cooke, Aucsioneer,
AMMO uNoEs A sALEAr
AUCTION
WITHOUT RESERVE
OVER 10000 WORTH
the FINEST STOCK OF
ARTISTIC MODERN
FURNITURE
ever sold at auction In this city,
the
wAREaiooMs
MR. CHARLES TISCH,
NO IA EAST l5THsT,
THREE DOORS FROM TIfFANY'S
This sale Ia entirely tho productions OF Mr. Tsch WHOSE
order and maker second to no man Ia the United
States .xn
The entire Offering beyond question the choicest sseko
its size In the CITY
The materials used in detail -
Of the very best kind
THE ASSORTMENT
Is VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE
The sale
take. place on
NEXT TUESDAY WEDNESDAY.
MARCH 20. q. 90 AND %.
At IL a IN. each day.
All now on Exhibition.
Sale under tho direction OF
Mr. JAMES GRAHAM,
OF l76 5thaye -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
rRrsryr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Il, Tho Al,yram continuous line shows the barometer
,,tsaations ycs,crdny, observed az the Uhsi
.afion his city. Tho dashes h,ll
az tampefstufe noted at Hudnats pharmacy 10 Do'a
way.
r,ruxx oyyrcE March I'LL A M-Party clonay ~ealne'
xes,srdsy with sprln kis Of rain NJ evsans ihs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
WISCONSIN REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.

MADISON, Wis, March 16.-The State League OF re
publican clubs organized here to-day. There COO
delegates present and the meeting called to order
by CONGRESSMAN La Toilette. General Lucius Fair
child was elected chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
IN FAVOR OF THE HUNTINGTON BILL.

WASHINGTON. March 10.-The Central PACING
case was presented to the House Pacific RAILROAD
Committee to-day by ex-senator Mcdonald. VINO
EXCLAIMED and argued in favor Of the Huntington
hill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17

san Francisco, March 10 specIa).-It looks to-
night as though the southern Pacific would be tied up
within twenty four hours. The Atchlson road has
contract with the Southern Pacific by which the latter
must bring Atchl,on cars into san Francisco. The
enforcement of this contract Will lie sure to Involve
the Southern Pacific In tho strike.
The tlcup on the Mchison has caused immense
trouble here. An excursion train is blocked at
hoIave and another at Pasadena Wells, Fargo &
Co.. who heavy shippers of lerishable goods have
ordered all their freight back and Will ship II East by
way OF Ogden. An order ha- been aent here from
AhuquorQuc to ship no east bound fcigh BY way
Of AtchlsOn a. Tickets sold al the oticc horo
except TO those who will take their chances Confer
cnces of the leading officials Of the Santa Fc Atlantic
and Pacific. California southern and southern Pacific
have been held here to-day devise means of avoid
ing the strike. but the outlook Il gloomy. IL II oc
ours at this 1t will be peculiarly disastrous
owing to the rush Of passenger and freight ,raiic'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
DETACHED FROM BROOKLYN NAVY YARD

WASHINGTON. March 1G.-As result OF u
recent investigation of the Brooklyn Navy lar,
orders were issued to-day detaching Captain A.
Cooke and Pay Inspector Stevenson from dut
at that post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
TIKI RESOLVE TO veTE FOR HIN AT All H-1c-
TIoHs A A NATIONAL PROTEST.

rHxY RESOLVE TO verE FOR HIN AZ ALL hIHc-
TONS As A NATIONAL PROTEST.
Parma March 1e-The Minister Of War has ordered
0onorsl Boulsnger TO return to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n the General refuses to return nc VIII prooAoS
be arrested
s,o,,.,e.r q candidate in all elect ions national
protest.
f,.r.r., poulapgcr had q conference to-day with
hls Radical supporters in the press and the Chamber
of Deputies The object of the meeting was to
discuss the course TO be pursued in the present
situation NM Roehefot. L-grerrs Laur and
sisant were present General Boulaueer declared that
hal lesolvcd not or to resign nor to aDpay to Do
S SsS.Ieb "pIa Msccs saying tha, Genesa ou
isnger not eligible under the electoral law and
could nchh.r accept nor refuse a candidacy, anu
that tho value OF his election would be In Its effect
rs . national protest.
Of men S TesnS &c snd
gan singing Bonsngerist airs. They were promptly
While driving on the Rue st. Honore at 8 O'Clock
this evening General Bopianeer was rScognzed v, Ds
the peSro ws" . S'tn e to
the horses attached TO the carriage, with thc intenon
who appeared 10 he annoyed by the Demonstration,
took refuge In hsn:s nesr ~ Ins go,ee >, as
Hundds OF people collected ont1e the Offices ct the
%sers the sS's sr%ra. so esSed
tho sopIcrards, but there was no disorder
THE CITY OF NEw-YORK STILL AGROUND.
London. March Ie-Thc new Inman Line steamer
CITY OF Ncw-York which aground In the Clyde
Yesterday Just after being launched, has not yet been
foafed
WEST INDIAN CRUISE OF THE RICHMOND.
Curacao, Dutch West indies. March 5---be United
States flagship Richmond Captain Robert Boyd which
flies the flag OF Rear Admiral Luce. arrived here on
March and saluted the Dutch flag with twenty-one
guns. The Richmond comes from La Guayra, Vene-
suela. whence sine sailed on March l. While at that
port Admiral Luce accompanied by Captain Boyd
and the entire personal and general star. proceeded
by rail over tn, mounta road to Caracas the capital
of the RepublO where they paid their respects TO the
American Minister. Colonel Charles L. Scott. oh
the morning after their arrival at Caracas, Minister
Scott accompanied the American officers to the Prcs
DENTAL palace where they called officially upon frcs
dent Lopez The officers were received by Csnoia az
Lopez. who accompanied by his secretary Vi
81 alto and interpreter. ,;,
The Richmond viii coal hero and is expected to SAL
for Calfagena IN a few days From Cattagena thS
cruise will Aspinwall, thence TO tireytown ana
probably Vera Cruz. reaching New-OIeans about inc
middle of April The health OF tho ship Is excoIeh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
Eeliaious Notireo.

PILGRIM CHURCH (coNGGEGATIoNAIl, Madison.
ave, corner telstst Rev sAMuEl. II. VIRGIN, D. d.,
Pastor.Ssbbath SERVICES: Morning " IL evening al
30 All seats free AZ evening seryioe.
THIRD REFORMED PREsByThRiAS CHURCH,
2Sds between 1th and eh preacl ng tosorrow 81
the pastor, the Rev y n. FOSTER at loSoa. M. ana |
p Ali are cordially Invited
THOMAS HARRISON wiz conduct revival services 4
aAy, a. 6A5 y. $50 y. All Invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17

Gearce T. parmalee applied yesterday in the surro
a. .., ~ Ms father Edwin Psrmsee who died at No
sz7 JeHerson-sye, Brooklyn on March T. The aes'h Vi
Mrs Enma L. Parnaee his wife. from heart disease al
No no West Twenty eghthst. this city, on January -
..,.a videsnread comment IIor husband had been an
,,.a for wears and the death enfeebled hn
Ny parrnaee's amounted to $4,000 His son ana
h,o,berin-lsw William Hill. were appointed administrators
Yesterday Mr. Hi is the sole executor OF Mrs rarma'
80 uul A. ]. Hardcnbergh who was named with him
Ga the Will. refusing 10 serve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
EXPRESS COMPANIES UNITED.
WELLS, FARGO & co. GET THE ERIE.

A THROUGH TRANscoNTINENTAL LINE FORMED
ADVANTAGEOUS ALL AROUND.
The Erie Express Company transferred all Its rights
and good will to the Wells, Fargo Co. Exprcss yes
terdsy, and the following notices have boon issucd
regarding the transfer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
WANT CHANGES IN THE CHURCH LAWS.

PHIIADELPuA, March 16 (speclal)-The conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church began us third days
session this morning In the Twelfth Street Church.
Bishop Hurst presiding The following resolutions
changing the laws of the Church, were adopted:
"That we respectfully mcmoriaze the Grand Confer
ence to so amend the discipline that the members OF
the Animal Conference shall select the presiding elders
who shall legally be Advisory Board to assist the
Bishop In the matter Of making the appointments and,
further to so amend the law that a Bishop shall not
mako an appointment against the expressed judgment
OF a majority OF the presiding elders.
That we respectfully memorabilia the General Con-
ference to so amend the discipline that each Annual
Conference shall have power to determine The number
OF presiding elders districts within It's bounds
A constant csugh. with shortness OF breath, rahnS
strength and wasting Of fish, all bstoken lungs more OF
lass seriously affected and demanding prompt treat
mont BY using DR.. JayRe's Expsctorant serisus re-
suits may be either avoided or Salliated. ::
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17


Cabaiohare. N. Y, March 10 (specia).-Train NO. oil
on the West Shore deraled Port Jackson about
night 1t was due In Port Jackson at 800
D. H. but account Of the sDowdrifs arrived IN Coey-
mans Junction several hours late. There trains 81 ana
e. .he latter arriving when time at 5:l3 p M con-
sted and proceeded westward drawn by engines 30 ana
s. In charge Of Conductor Van Wormer Al Rotterdam
Junction an immense amount OF baggage and express matter
WIS received Pullman sleeping containing party Of
sreursonsts from Worcester, Mass bound for Niagara
Pills The train consisted OF an express and baggage
"a, smoker one day and three Pullman sleeping
cars when tho reached point about three miles
below Port Jackson running at the rate OF thirty miles an
hour 1t struck spot where the rss were Spieau a..
Tho eno,nesrs quickly reversed their engines and
applied the air brakes the train left the track ana
sioot an eigbth OF mile before stopped When IL came
TO standst the express and baggage car turned over Oh
s Ga ,a The smoker turned angle Of about 10 &c
erees The forward end Of the smokngcar was faise'
about Eve feet from ground Though the Tram was
ceswded the only person seriously huf' "" @
man W j McCoo OF Buffalo. who was badly s4uee1eu
n , lot of trunks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
THERET. DR.. HENRY Y. SATERLEE CHOSEN

AfTTR VIGOROUS CONTEST IN THE OHIO EPisCo-
CoPAL CONVENTION HE is ELECTED ASSISTANT
BISHOP.
CLEVELAND, March IS (speciaD.-The Rev. Henry l.
ssiteree Of New York, to-day elected assistant
BISHOP for tho diocese Of Ohio by the Episcopal Con-
venilon The proceedings Of the convention have
been characterized by extreme bitterness OF feeling
between two factions In the church. Bishop Bedeli
ts . pronounced Low Church man and naturally dc
sired as an assistant one In harmony with
his own views. The High Church men, who have Tor
long time looked with dsfayor upon the position heid
By the aged bishop, determined that the assistant
bishop should be one OF their party and opposed
the candidate proposed by Bishop Bedcil, the Rev.
DE- " S. LangfOrd, OF NewYork The convention
Yesterday adjourned after the nomination of the Rev
Mr. Nichols has been rejected by the laity. The
Bjshop's friends withdrew the name OF the Rev. Dr.
I.angford today and substituted that OF the Rev
II K. Atwcll, of Toledo. The High Church men To-
day al first stuck TO Dr. Nichols, but when they saw
hst there was no chance Of electing him. tire" ther
support TO DR.. sattcrlee, who was nominated on the
fourth ballot - n, , - t.,
the East bnt Is of High Church tendency, as com
psrea with tho radical Low Church Views held In
this State Should he decline TO accept under the
instances the question of eecting an assistant
bishop Will left TO the regular diocesan convention
which meets in Sandusky early In the summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17

THE CITY OF NEw-YORK STILL AGROUND
London. March Ie.-Thc new Inman Line steamer
City OF York. which went aground In the Clyde
Yesterday Just after being launched has not yet boon
Noafe1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
o,noS,vo TIE RgpUOrIoy OF DUTIES on CLASS

PrrTsBURG. March 10 tspcciaD. mas
Ten mazda publlc here, in which James Campbell oil
a., xn,ehts Of labor, urges President Cleveland to
prevall on tie Ways and Means Committee 10 prevent
he REDUCTION of the tariff on glass Mr. Canpoch
wrote ~ the request Of the PRESIDENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
HfPPOLYTE CARNO1

PARIS. March Ex-senator HppoIye csrnot the father OF
President CarnOt. died odsy. age eighty seven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17

This sale entirely tho productions OF Mr. Tsch weosa
site designer OF the highest
order and second Ia the United
States
The entire offering Is beyond the choicest stock
In the city.
The used and the Workmanship 10 every cetls
liza. Kind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
The sale
take. place on

THE ASSORTMENT
VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17

NEXT TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY.
THURSDAY. AND FEiDAl.
MARCH 20. q, % AND Is.
at IL q. IN. each day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17

at the
wAREROoMS
Of
MIR. CHARLES TISCH,
no. IA EAST l5THST.,
THREE DOORS FROM TIfFANf's.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-23
PEIT KNOWN THAT GEORGER FINCH
- William II. Van SlycK. Ebert A. Young

RETT KNOWN THAT GEORGER FINCH.
- William Ii. Van Slyck, Ebert A. Young
9. j.. McConyille, Norman W. Kittson and
Maurice Auerbach, being DESTROYS of form
ing limited partnership under the laws of
the state of Minnesota, do hereby for that
purpose Jointly and severally certify
F1rst-That said partnership is to be con-
Quoted under the name or firm of Finch,
Van Slyck q Co.
Second-That the general nature of the
business to be transacted by said partnership
shall be to deal i'll dry goods and notions, at
wholesale, with manufacturing department
business, and with a department for dealing
In carpets, wall paper and house furnishing
goods at wholesale and retail.
1hird-The names of all the general part
ners interested in said partnership are
George R. Finch. William H. Van Slyck, FL
bert A. Young and c. j. McConville; the
names of all the special partners interested
therein are: Norman w. Kittson and Maurice
Auerbach. All of said general and special
partners reside at Paul. in the state Of Min
nesOta, except said William III. Van Slyck,
who resides at Plalnfield, in the state of New
jersey.
Fourth-That said Norman W. Kittson has
contributed to the capital stock of said CO.
partnership two hundred thousand dollars
and said Maurice Auerbach has contributed
to the capital stock of said cOpartnership one
hundred thousand dollars.
Fifth-That the period at which said part
nershlp is to commence is the list day of JAN
uary, A. ID. 1883, and the period at which the
same is to terminate is the 31st day of De-
cember, A. D. 1890.
In testimony whereof, said parties have
hereunto severally signed their respective
names.
GEORGE r. FINCH,
WILLIAM FL. VAN SLICK,
EBERT A. YOUNG,
c. j. McC0NVILLE,
NORMAN W. KTTTSON,
MAURICE AUERBACH