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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-04-02

CsTAIE uF VERMONT. UufIEHa HI.I...I. ..
> Do Probate CONT bold Hf UHHUH I""|."..
said district, ou ihe lNfh d0I DBL. NHIUU. h NJ. |...
james IS. tadrIWUUu. Admin HtIHH#f.f I|..| .....
of Homer Bradley lair uI tfHII.hHIf. .H .0.I ..
uiict deceased, mukpH application f.H .."rH.. "a.
ihp real estate 90 sHId NDUtHNTH. IU....I.H IN. ..
lows, t0 WIt Am tHr frHI r.IHIr HI H##"H I.. ...|
Homer Bradley llrd H.IffI H UIH ..#f... |..
mont. rHlI aruuuH ihii aHI. II.I.Hf #. H.....
tn Day fhe urlta duo uuu HH.I I#IHfI.
Whrrrupuu Do Is ordered If .l|H tHHIf I..I ....
application Do referred fU H secession H#.I|.. MI. ..
hrld nt tho Probate OnIrr H aHII fII.U I.I.......
on the tsIh dHi of April A. ID fHH#. f.. I......
and defIsiau thereon And U +. HEfI.I .......
chat notice hereof lr rIffU Iu H| UII#HI. ........
by publication uf th aHmr iHIrU FIEf# .u.........
M va fhe Monitor npWHuHp'f uHEI#.N0I H. I...
previous a. fHld rmf appointed .aT HI.I.N. ....
they may appear ht faId tInr anH pia#. HHH ....
ctusei III HuY thfY nHN hHfrf WH# HHIH '.."....
should uat d. granted.
HY che tUurtHAfftHt
lfl6 g.. l. JONES. N.U....
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-04-02

NA1HAAlEI Z. thlI.Ih p t#I NI|..
C,TATE OF VERMONT intH.at. t.U.i...
- Orleans nittrtrthn. ca hitiHH .HN".
said District 900 iNr lNIN NNI ~ H#Nt'. f" ...
lHsN.
Arrhelaus Drown. Aduuu..t.sfof uf fH. r.....
Nathaniel q. Cooley, lHir of i.ovu.Hsi.a. .
District deceased mntrH application. N..uH '..
with the consent III ihD widow iHf H.r.H. .
tho real estate nf fHId drTrHHfNI HI...5I.I .. ..
lows, to Wit Tho hUmr place nl HHIH H-.I.. ..'
about ~ afffa 0i lHud bought uI iNHIN iN...
frowulnefan Aforesaid hfIur HII tHt 5000 .....
which HaId decreased uIrh HfIfrI4 I#H HFH.UI.N| ...
HHlo thereof is necessary tH NHt IHH H.". ..
from said estate.
Whcreupon Be- a ordered lF ftt tHHH iN.
application hf referred fl session t.l.fa q. N.
ni enc Probate unIrr ln sHIH Barton lfHHIHH W ..
ith day ~ April, A ID lssH. iHI bearing aHN N
lon thereon And be- IH iuftnrT HIIrIUH t."I 700.
hereof De- given t1 900 utranuH IHi'IU-fHi PM N"0.
ton uf thf same three WrUlh 'H. .htH II.
Monitor, "a newspaper published |f I.Il.N. I.'.'.
Co said tmf appointed lnr lrHUH.I tIIHt IN.' '...
appear 90 said ilmo Hnl uIH.r HNI HH.#
any they mas have, NhY aHId I"ln.r sHaH|I N..
granted.
lQl4 D.I. JONHH. N......
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-04-02
Probate Business.

Hearings for week ending April 5, 1889.
April ~ h at Barton Landing, Cordelia
Locke, probate of will.
Commissioners set on Levi Brigham's
estate ut L. r. Welman's, Lowell, April
18th from l to O'Clock %. m.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-04-02

The undersigned, having hrru appointed N| ...
Honorable Probate luurI lIT fhr District HI ......
Commissioner tn receive. rfHmIutt HHH HH.... ..
claims aud demands nf 900 urWnUF HHH.H.I IHU ...
fatr of William ~ Locke Htf ui lTH.HHI.H. No H...
District dnceHsDd 5000 Hll r'aIms ftI.l..I NJ ....
thereto hereby give uuiIrr ihHI HF H#H W..| ...
the purposes Aforesaid Ht fIT Residence .. N. n.
f.orke dF.t Iu tfHHhufrhl uu tIr |+IE dHe UI ...|
ind 10th daN al September uUktI HHu lHH.....| ..
Int until O'clock D.. mtIr Hrh HI HII It.. ".| ...
-lA months from thr IlHi dHT nI NHT.H. ~ ~.
1855 a thf time uuIt0i Uf rHIu tIufI fII ...I ...
itors to present thrlr plalms fU uH IHI r.fn.H...
and allowance.
Dated ~ lrasburh, Nti uua Ii.I HHf .. NH...
A. ID. 1855
III. GO. p ug9lGtE,MsiEh lCamn.....
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-04-02
WoNDERFUI CURES.

w. d. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Retail Drug
gists of Rome, Ga, say: We have been selling DR.
Kings New Discovery, Electr Bitters and Buck
lens Arnics Salve for two years. Have never han
died remedies that sell as well, give snch univer
sal abstraction There have been some wonderful
cures effected by these medicines in this city. Sew.
eral cases of pronounced consumption have been
entirely cured by of few bottles Of DIR. Kings
New Discovery, taken in connection with Electric
Bitters. We guarantee them always. Sold by II {
Pierce.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-04-02

The uudersInHfdi having Ir.n appointed T.. ..
Honorable Probate tuuII IuI IIH f|...I.I.| N.....
Commissioner iu receive tEHWiHH. HHI #..... nj.
HHllhs Hhd dtWtnIH ui HII UrI.uH. HHI.H.I I|. ...
uf Homer Bradley IHIU uI ifHII.U #IH. .H .... ...
tIcfs deceased Hud 800 UIH.m. rtHIHI.. H. ......
fhrrrtat hereby give IuI"" II.I HI. H.| ..... ...
che pufposcs HursI'.t Hi l.I. tHIu... II.....
u twnsbHfY, 900 thH l1lN NHf uf HHE HHI |.. ....
ot September urht nuW Iu u'HIH.E #.H H.... "
O'Clock Al. ulst rlUh uI HII NHNH. luH EI .. ....|
from fhe 18Th uHN uf MHuI "a. 81 HHH. f. |.. .....
limited M aaid Count fuI aHII .lrH.f.|H p. .......
choir claims tO uH lHI tkHWIUHIIau #HN H.|." ....
Dated e omtubuHl NtI UIs IlIh H#I 81. N.....
A. -. tfss
h. h. TOIMAN.
IA1H WAHAM MhIII. '..'0
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-04-02
Bnr,on, VI, April =. 1875.
pROHArE COURTS.

Probate Courts will be held the second and
fourth Frdays OF each month at the Probate Office
in Newport; aud on each Thursday preceding the
second and fourth Fridays of each month, at my
Office IN Barton Landing, and at +. ". BaldwIn's
office in barton, the Second Monday OF each
month. u H. AOS11Ns JUDGE
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-04-02
What is ScrofuIa

II Is that impurity In the blood, which, accumu.
lating I'm the glands Of the neck, produces un.
slightly Jumps swellnSsg which causes painful
running on the arms, legs. fleets which
developes ulcers I'm the eyes, ears or nose, often
causing blindness or doafnessi which q the origin
of pimpes, cancerous growths, OF many other
manifestations usually ascribed 70 humors"
II is a more formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone. for scrofula combines the worst
possible features Of both. Being the most ancient,
IL is the most general OF an diseases affections,
Cor very few persons are entirely free from a..
How can IL be cured2 by taking Hoods Saraa-
parilla, which, by the cures IL has accomplished,
often when other medicines have failed, has
proven itself TO be potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease For all affections OF the blood
Hoods sarsapari.la Is unequalled and some OF the
cures II has effected really wonderful Ifyou
suffer from scrofua IN any Of It's various FORMS
be lure to give Hoods sarsaparilla a trial.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
soldby all druggists. 81 six s5. Preparedonly
~ G. I. HOOD a CO., Apothocaries, Lowell, Maas
100 Doses One Dollar
&C., ...-.a--s.----a-.as-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-04-02
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
%f. y OhnSburY.


st. .TOhnSburY.
The Electric Light company languishes
little.
The Granite Company has leased the
Wiley granite quarry in Derby.
Rev. T. P. Frost's lecture on the ''In-
FAINT of the Rebellion" is very much prais-
ed
G. M. Stone offers the CdledontaR and
part of the building in which it is pub
lished for sale.
The Boston & Lowell railroad manage
ment propose to run the steamer Maquam
the present year and White Mountain
train during the travel season.
The republican caucus was sort of
surprise party to some. 1t is understood
that the delegates will favor H. G. Ide,
Esq, as a delegate to the National con-
vention.
West Burke.
This community was greatly shocked
Mrs. Mary (BueD Campbell, wife of
Sherman Campbell of Lebanon, N. H.,
daughter of Mrs. Sarah Buel of this place,
which occurred Wednesday the 28th.
She leaves a little daughter Mrs. Camp
bell was young lady greatly esteemed
by all. Her husband and mother have
the sympathy of the entire community.
Her funeral was attended by Rev. j.
Morse from the residence of Mrs. Buel,
large number of friends and neighbors
attending.
The fourth quarterly meeting of the
M. E. church was held here March oath
and 25th, Presiding Elder Donaldson
preaching Saturday at p. m, after
which the quarterly conference con-
vened. The financial affairs of the charge
are in good condition. At $50 Sun
day morning a love feast was enjoyed by
all at 10 80 Mr.. Donaldson preached an
excellent sermon from Rev. % Ill, after
which the sacrament was partaken of by
about ninety. Seventy-one have Joined
the church in full connection during the
on.
LyndonvilIe.
w. HI. Hoyt is recovering from his at
tack of pneumonia.
The school at the Institute was never
in more prosperous condition.
S. c. Bonette of the Center has bought
of H. T. Cults, Orwell, Vermont, the
stallion Hampshire, which is well bred
nd foC foD
The railroad shops will be considerably
enlarged, and the prospect is that large
number more of machinists and mechan-
les will he needed here this season.
J. M. Cass will put in good stock of
furniture, ETC., which he will run with his
business in musical instruments. He is u
capable and honorable man and deserves
the patronage of the public.
EI:s~ t Hard wick.
Henry Warner has rented Mrs. Julia
Stevens farm.
The rolled roads are firm and solid as
the snow melts down, and travelling on
them is comparatively safe.
Hard wick.
Mr.. Huntley has sold his store to Ar
thur Clement for $3.50.
McCloud & Ide are enlarging their
store by taking out the petition into the
Shattuck room.
Mack & Bridgman have hired VIM.
MCGEE, an experienced quarryman from
Barre. and will put up a boarding house
and backsmith's shop. Oramel Currier
will board their help.
III ell cid.
A. j. Day went last Tuesday to Fitz-
william, n. H., where he has a situation
IN dry goods store.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-04-02
New Advertisements To-Day.

George w. Jenness, Deputy Sheriff, Notice
VIM Ii. Hayden, Admir-, Farm to Rent
Ii. I. Seaver. Barton, Collar Your Dog
Carroll =. Page, Hyde Park, Calf skins
W. IL BlasdeII, Asheville, y. c., For Sale
Mrs L. L. Barstog, Barton, Spring Hats
L NJ. Hubbard, Bar on, Wall Paper
j. L. & F. I Dwiuell, Executors, Notice
Chase Bros. Company, Statesmen Wanted
Estate Sanford May, Barton.
Estate of Nathaniel >. Col ey, Bloomington.
Estate Of Alexander Drew, Glover.
Estate of Homer Bradley, Craftsbury, 2 Notices.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-04-02

REMARKS.-The butter market is still short Of
fine goods and they sell readily at quotations;
other grades are closing up well and until marked
increase in receipts there will be no material
change in price Cheese 20 slow and will not clean
up as well as expected. Eggs are a trihe frmer,
owing shortage in supply. Potatoes still hold
up although the stock has increased. The quota.
tons maple sugar are as yet but nominal. Flour
dull and heavy. No change to note in hay.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-04-02
Estate Of Sanford May.
Commissioners Notice.

The UNDETERMINED having boom appointed IA. Odd.
Honorable Probate Count IuI IIt ff#.HI.I.| N......
tommsHIHutT.l tu receive. rEtH.IHu4 HHH ...... ..
claims and di mHnda Ui II UrIa.HH HHIU.. No. .....
81 SANFORD MAY, lHtu UI UHuHH H ...I I.....
doceased, and uI H|wa exhibited HH HU#.I I...I..
hereby give notice tIU Wu 1851 mHaI ... ... .....
posses atuftHHlht BAG tHu residence HE #.I.N " "...
ln Barton 0u fHp HfH dH. Hf hHE uUH ...H .... M.
september neat rum 2 0'.IlUk H.H. HUI. ........
D.. W.l ffrh ni tHld HHNHr HuI f.If ## WUU... ...
The lafh dizzy Of March, A. I'D I.HH. FL f.. I.IH. ..
he'd hy tHd Court l0I HuI creditors FL. U......
thrir cIHiuH fn uH iur examination HuH H|."# ....
Dated ~ bnrt0ut w.. tHH lIlH d.I .. NIH....
A. -. Iass.
a p. MATHEWS. i.............
"a DO. D.. COON. ''H.'.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-04-02
Local ADVERTISING.

Short advertisements, notices, announcements
cards, ETC.. will be inserted in this column two
cents a word first week, and one a word there
after. This must be prepaid advertising. No
charge for mention of ads running in other columns
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-04-02

,TATE OF VERMONT, ORLEANS COUNTY, sa.
, Westmore. In said CouIty, March 3uth, A. ID.
lsas. Taken bY virtue Of "a Lease, an the llny DOB
the barn on the premises owned hY Napoleon Fac.
TO, la said town of Wosmore, estimated to bp rs
tons more or less, aud the will bee sold by the
direction Of the Lessor aud Jesse named in said
lease, az Public Auction, to the highest bidder Tor
cash, AT SAID barn, on SATURDAY. the llth day
Of APRIL. A. ID. lsss, at one O'Clock iu tho amer.
noon Of said cay, 20 satisfy said lease and thc legal
costs and charges thereon, us the law directs.
l4.15 GEORGE w. JENNESS, Deputy sheriff
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-04-02

PIGs.-A few more of those spring
pigs for sale. d. t. CoMsTOCK & Sons.
BARRON & HAMBLET want to buy 200
bushels of potatoes FOR goods or cash.
See their new ad.
Mrs. Largis invites the ladies in this
vicinity to call and examine her new
Spring Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, etc. She
also has a new supply of tinsel cord in all
shades.
Please come in and examine my new
line of spring millinery and fancy goods
just received from New York.
Glover, April 2. Mrs S. ID. YOUNG.
Those wishing for first class fruit trees
or small fruits, 10drrdRted true to name
and guaranteed as represented, from
Fuirmount Nursery, Berlin, VT, should
Call on j. A. Pearson, Barton.
DR.. o. E Nettleton, de mist, who Wis
tied this place some time recently in the
line OF his profession, and who of late
has been doing considerable work all
through the county Will be at the Amer
lean house in this village, Wednesday,
April 4, and at Browns hotel, Barton
Landing, Thursday and Friday, April
Sc. He is an excellent dentist and ex-
tracts teeth by process almost painless.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-04-02
Boston Wholesale Produce Market.
CORRECTED EXPRESSLY FOR
ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR,
a. ID. HIBBARD,

Jobbng and Commission Dealer in Butter, Cheese
Flour Lard, Eggs, Beans, Dried Apple,
ETC., 81 John Street, Boston.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-04-02
FARM TO RENT.

The II yden Farm la Albany, with 6ny or CITY.
FIVE choice COWS and team consisting OF Oxen, to
rent shares.
good chance for d good farmer.
1l-I5 WM. IA. HAYDEN, Admr.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-04-02
BIISTIH=.
MARRIED..

NIAISISIhED.
In Minneapolis, MIMI. March II, by Rev. +. T..
Gates, j. Frank hamberlin Formerly Of Albany,
Vt,) and Miss Eva V. Parsons, botn of Minneap-
OILS.
In Lowell, March "a, Jewett Crafts and Mamie
Edwards.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-04-02
IDT led.

DIED.
sS- Allnotices ofdeaths inserted free. Obituary
notices and poetry 6vs ;ents per fae
In Lebanon, n. H, March 2s, May (Buel)
Campbell aged % years. months, deys
In Smithville Mass, March 30, Ellen Eunice
Hodge, aged 10 years, months, days, formerly Of
Albany, VT.
In Coventry. March 20, George u. Collins. aged
80 years, IL months.
In stannard. March "a, months old Of Ed
son Weed.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-04-02

New Adverti-~mentr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
THE OPERA HOUSE rs All HIGHT

MR., STANTON SAYS THE DEFICIT WILL BE COVERED
MORE NOVELTIES TO BR PRODUCED.
Mr. Stanton the director of the Metropolitan Opera
that the assessments on the stockholders would be
heavier than usual this season said
"The assessments have been Vade and paid. and
are not greater than before. The average cost to
box holder $50 each performance Of opera This
is not very high When they originally subscribed
toward the building they may not have expected TO
DO assessed. but II so, they must have teen mised.
for tho subscriptions 5000, 900. and nearly all
that was used up In the purchase OF the ground IL
Is true that the general public patronage OF opera was
rot as large as usual at the commencement OF the
season. but as the expenses of the company are less
this year. and as there Is mncb greater demand for
the Opera House for balls and other entertainments
In consequesce OF the Acadmy being used as theatre
the deficit Will be more than covered
at az you admit. there seems to be FALLING of In
the attendance at German opera, VIII not the ten-
dcrcy be likely to increase ?" inquired tho reporter
think and hope not because VIC shall endeavor
II couDteract IL by producing more novelties ana rc
dcrlng them in the best possible way opera VIII DC
given here in German next season, athongh t,rro
have been unfounded nmors thai we Intended making
a change" - i, ur.u
Nine BRO Marian, who sang Venus In Iann
hausern and the Princess IN The Jewess," mas
hro pht suit for wrongful dis uissa ard the recovery
of the sums called for by her contract "hlch was 10
Inn until the end OF the at the rate OF Si2D
a month Mr.. Stanton declined to give bis reason Tor
terminating the contract on the gonnu tha the casc
would soon be heard in court. He said:
"One thing the public may be sure or AZ was no'
done on account OF a desire to economze. With ex
penses Of about $4,000 week, saving OF ~ ZOO
month Is not very material consideration"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
STATE DTyNER At THE WHITE HOUSE
GORGEOUS FLORAL DEcOR,TroVs IN THE FAST ANT
BLUE ROOMs-TUE Grrsrs.

GORGEOUS FLORAL DECORATIONS IN THE FAST AND
BLUE ROOMS-rUE Grrsrs.
wAsu1xGTON. Jan. tSrrciap The President gave
the first State dinner Of the season this evening at bali
past : o'clock It according TO etiquette. In
honor of the Cabinet The White House was brilliant
with light and throughout the State parlors the hora
decorations showed gorgeous masses of color. In the
big East Room. where the President and Mrs Cle"e-
land received tho guests there was no sign OF Jeher
sonian simplicity. On the contrary there has seldom
been the proison OF flowers and tropical plants at
= dinner party that the East Room held tonight. Tho
bafdozen window alcoves filed with tan ferns.
and the large east window built TO the top with
palms and bright-colored leaf plants The length
OF the room IS broken by the new circular dlVan OF
plush like the furniture. This evening the spaces
between the dlvan and the ends of the room we're
again broken by high pyramids Of tropical plants
The arrangement was new and effective Blooming
priplroses and leaf plants massed on the man
tells side, and at the other the msnfeis were
cushioned with flowers. Altogether the East Room
was a triumph of the florists art Palms anu scarlet
ponsetta formed a background In the Blue parlor.
The state dining room was not less elaborate than
the East Room. There were thirty covers, and the
central floral piece oval mound OF rcd roses and
white hyacinths. COrnucOpias of mixed no~eiS rs.
ing from mounds of carnations, and gilt stands OF
long stemned roses, at The ends OF the table
These alternaed with candeabras OF wax lights BOu-
quets for the lados were wholly of orchids and tied
with Satin ribbons OF oid goa shsle lGrnaPS Inv, uno
finest orchids given 10 Mrs Cleveland aud MISS
Bay ard purple more rare than the Oihef
col0Is at the table There were six wines for the
President and the guests Mrs Cleveland, as hereto
fore, taking Apponaris water.
When the company went into dinner tho President
escorted Mss Bayard and Mrs Cleveland wa taken
in by secretary Bayard OF course. Miss Bayard sat
at tho Presidents right. and the opposite sdc OF
the table Secretary Bayard sat al Mrs Cleveands
right. The secretary of War took I'm Mrs Falrchlld.
who at tn Pres dents left. Tho Secretary o. tho
Treasury took in Mrs Endcott; Mr.. Fairchd sitting
at Mrs cieveland's left hand The other guests were
the Postmaster General and Mrs Whitney. the Sec
rotary of the Interior and Mrs Carlisle the President
of the Senate (Mr ingalls,, and Mrs. Sheridan the
Secret ary Of the Navy and Mrs ingalls, General Sheri-
dan Hearst Senator Hearst and Mrs JACK
son. Senator Hawey and Miss Nelson who Is guest
ley. Admiral Porter and Mrs. Coudert. MI CoAdert
al the White House: sreaher Carlisle and Mrs. Haw
and Mrs. Pruyn. of Albany The Marine Band was
n attendance during the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

PrrsBURG JAN freight iron and steel have
been reduced Central Traffic Association from q
cents 20 II aud points of Pttsburg The
reduction surprise to the nufacturera they were
would increased about
10 and for tho last few davs ave been Shipping All
take adva tage OF tue rate pre-
vsilng The schedule 10 70 Chicago Al Fast IT. LOUIS
SPKNGFIELD Ill., jan 5-Arc 90 OF INCORPORATION OF the
Chicago and south Rapid Transit Comp wore 70
cordsd today office of OF State It Is
railroad from north line OF Van
tho lake shore and CLARK 81 tn the Ind
aBa Line The capital stock 10 10 0o -. oO0OV
NEW. HAvRS, Conn. jan 5-The New Eng and Railrooi
people the and nese-sAry for their pro
at reasonable figure today
served forty property owners to appear be-
abroad Commissioners January and show cause
why the shoil cDOsmn,d The COMPANY also
reefs closed so.s 70 avoi gra cross
Opposition will DO ma ie Oy the property no dsrs
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 5 (spectdu-Presdent Fsrlow and
Vice. Pierce Of the incinnat Sandusky and COL
umbus proposed TO consolidate with the
Ipdfan, Western for couple OF DAYS
be, looking the Eastern and Peoria DIVISIONS
They expressed themselves well pleased with the condition
OF the road.
The interest Bullock Mercer the contrac tors OF New
York proposed Vinoennes and wAiDany RAILWAY
transferred wealthy English corporation mat
just completing large railway enterprise In oregon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
I'm W. R. er...-ro.. pink f.,ll. and poi.s lsce and

Mn W. R Grase-rose pink faills and Poat lsce and
diamondA
Mis-. Moran Of Rochester white silk and psint isce
pearls
Mira Rice Kaox-whits fac silk, geld Persian head
Ing ne arl- and dirnoudA
Mise Giichrist-pals blue gauze with marguerises OF
diamonds.
Mrs. r r. sears-whte psarl and dansndA
Misc Dorsmus wpsars and s'ivsr
Miss Olga Blood OF Paris-white tullc.
Mira N. Blsedgos |, In roo pink
Miss A. L. Cary-black lace, velvet decsllste bodice,
diamonds.
Miss Fiagg white tulie deroets. with violet rib
Sons aad ~hite chryssn .hemnms garandng the front
Mrs cn-Fle b pink surah decoete with black
velvet bands; dIamsndA
Miss Nc ,ipine. If staten Islani-whie tulle with
low bcdce entirely of crystal beads and pearls
pearl necklace.
Misc Maud Morgan the harpist. Greek princess
gown OF white satin. decolls with diamond romb aud
necklace bouquet Of held by paleg rbh"n.
Mrs Preston iIix. Of NewYork Hstel Partisan dress
of cream pink cream carnations and diam. nds
Miss Rosa Xix. white cnsntilly lace over satin and
pufrd sleeves