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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-08-24
Tie EE..H school Assured.

AT a special meeting for school dist
rict No =, held at the West End last
Monday afternoon for the purpose Of
discussing and deciding upon the mat
ter of taking the necessary steps to
form high school district and for the
establishing of such a school in our
city, the project was fully and care
fully discussed. AS a result of the
discussion the district by resolution
decided to act with District No. l,
(whose action has already been pub
lished) in the formation Of such dist
riot, and for locating such high school
III the Central Park locality. As all
that was necessary to the project was
unity Of action on the part of the en-
tire city, we can see no reason why
we should not next season at least
begin the erection Of suitable build
ings for the school, for not a dissent
ing voice has been heard in opposition
to the school nor yet to the proposed
location. We need the institution
and we are going to have it.
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Money Tor Superior.

New York, August 2l.-The di-
ectors of the Northern Pacific to-day
unanimously approved Henry Wizards
scheme to place q consolidation NOR
tgage of 100, 00O, eco on the entire Sys-
TEN, and special meeting of prefer
red stockholders has been called for
October II, to take formal action on
the matter. Chairman Harris said
$50, 600, 600 of the new bonds will be
used in providing additional equipment
and terminals at Tacoma, Superior
and elsewhere. The balance Of $40,
coo, 900 will be exchanged for new
bonds on the Northern Pacific system
and branch Lines and other obliga-
tions.
The above dispatch would indicate
that the Northern Pacific people were
about to do something for the best
town they have Oh their entire system.
1t is time they done something, and
may it amount to all the figures Would
Indicate
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Don't Gail ''obstruciions'' Very Coed
''Ens.rovesments.o

Some Of the Duluth newspapers have
it that Hon. n. p. Haugen, on the oc-
casion Of his recent visit here, indicat-
ed somehow less strenuous opposition
on his part to the Minnesota Point
bridge schemes which he fought so va
liently last winter in congress. HIS
attention being called to the subject,
Mr.. Haugen writes to one of our citi-
zens, under date of the 18th inst, as
follows:
DEAR SIR:-Am glad to see Gen.
Casey's tlat-fOOted stand on the bridge
question. i had no talk with anybody
at Duluth about withdrawing my OPP
position to the bridges, and they did
not insult me by proposing any such
thing. at the banquet at West Supe-
ri0r | believe | said that Wisconsin
and Minnesota were alike interested
in the development of both sides of Su-
periOr bay. But lido MT look upon an
obstruction TO navigation, as the proposed
bridge or bridges would be, as an
Improvement -
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E2CURsgox 20 rgT.w6UREE.
The tsrana Array Veterans Ee,ve for
milwaukee on Monday Next.

a special excursion under the aus
pieces Of the Wills a German Post,
NO. ID, G. 4. r., OF Duluth, and
Alonzo Palmer Post, No. I70, OF Su-
perior, will leave Union depot, Duluth,
at i O'Clock noon Monday, August IS,
ana West Superior at 1915, via the
Duluth. South Shore & Atlantic
This train viii connect at Saxon with
the Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western
special q. A. r. tram from Ashland,
carrying tie Geo. 4 Custer Post, Of
Ashland, headed by the Custer Drum
corps and accompanied by the
W oman's Relief corps and Sons of
Veterans. Train will arrive at Mil
Waukee at $50 a m Tuesday morning
1t VIII consist of Pullman tourist cars,
III Which berths may be reserved for
the trip, including the stay at Nil
Waukee, by giving sufficient notice
For further particulars apply to c. p.
flatley, 3G7 West Superior street, OF J.
W. Palmer, West Superior.
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SOi.ca Cor Publication


LAND OFFICE At ASHLAND, WISCONSIN,
june 24th 1899.
~ Office is hereby given that the following
- named settler has fled notice Of mis- intention
10 make final proof in support OF his claim and
that said proof will be mgde before the Clerk of
the Circuit Court for Douglas County, at Superior.
Wis, on the
gwenty-gaurts, Gay Of August, 1889.
viz: Charles Smith Pre- D. s. No. 1867 for the VIZ
NWil and We sNi4 Sec. 80, TIP. II, n, Il. ii west
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land viz: Andrew POlSki. Sylvester BaJb.
George W. Ward, Mathew Carroll all OF Poplar,
Douglas, Co, Wisconsin
Any person VINO desires to protest against the
allowance Of such proof or who knows of any
substantial reason. under the law and the rcgii-
latiUns Of the Interior Department, why such
proof Sh yuid not be allowed, viii be gwen an
opportunity ut the above mentioned time and
place to cTgSs-cE8Taiuc the witnesses Of said
claimant and To offer evidence in reDuttal OF that
submitted by claimant.
jI-saug3 G. ". CARRINGTOE. Register.
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Special FaaEIazFare Harvest and land
EAcIrEioas.

"The Northwestern Line. Chicago,
St. Paul, Minneapolis 81 Omaha Rail
wagon Aug. 6 and 90, Sept. 10 and
q, and Oct. 8, viii sell tickets to all
points beyond Sioux City, Omaha and
Kansas City, in Nebraska, Kansas
Dakota, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana,
Utah, Idaho, Indian Territory, Texas,
New Mexico, and to Southwest Mis-
souri, at one fare for round trip.
Tickets viii be good to start only on
the day Of sale, but viii be good to re
return thirty days, and VIII be good
for stop-0yer west OF Missouri river.
Excursion tickets at one fare viii also
be sold on same dates from St Paul,
Minneapolis, Duluth and points IL
Wisconsin to points on the Northwest
ern Line in Southwestern Minnesota
and Dakota.
For rates to any particular point,
or any information, call on agents
OF The Northwestern Line" OF ad-
dress.
T. W. TEAsDALE.
Gen, Pass. Agt., st. Paul, Mimi
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White Rircn Spisnters.

August % 1889
Mrs. p Waterbury, of this place, is
visiting friends at Superior this week
Mr.. O. a. Nelson, with a number Of
friends from Superior, spent a few
days at Z. II. Marion's. They had a
jolly time.
3. Dupont, of Superior, is erecting a
new residence on his homestead Mr.
Dupont expects to move his family
here soon.
Daniel Schaafe cut his foot very
badly last Monday morning. He was
chOPping down a tree when the AK
glanced with the above result. He
Was taken to his home at Cameron.
Dan has been in the employ of Musser,
Sauntry S Co, for about a year
Fishing was quite a success this
week. Last Monday, \. J. Rust, of
Eau Claire, and VIM Porter, of Chi
cago, caught SO trout and left for
their respective homes with the speck-
eled beauties. Mr.. Rust is a success
full fly fisher.
ST. CD0TX Roy
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The Madam Varley ranch on 9th
street was consumed by fire last Tues
day morning, and thus this hell hole,
established by Pat Haggerty about
seven years ago, is wiped out The
house was unoccupied, Madam Varley
having removed herself TO the West
End. 1t is not known what occa-
ssioned the FIRE but it is quite likely
tho house was struck by lightning IS
the fire occurred about ii the time Of
Tie worst OF the storm.
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SlDGl'ii0P ABSTRACT COMPANY.
Correct Abstract of Title furnished
On Short Notice. Real Estate
Bought and Sold On Commission.
265 W. 9Th ST, Superior, Wis.
NCtsce ~ Taeate Alley,
STATE OF WISCONSIN, ! Is THE cIRcrfr corr

STATE OF WISCONSIN, } Is THE CIBCcfT CoURT
County Of Douglas.
In the matter Of the application NJ Grace r. Pat
tis0n 70 vacatc the Alley in Block 81, N the
towusite Of Superior City, in the county OF
Douglas aforesaid:
Notice i hereby given that the application or
petition Of Grace r. PSftIsOn, has been bsed In
the office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for said
county OF DougzS 81 the city Of superior, III said
county, praying the Court - vacate such sfore-
named Alley, reference being made 10 the record
ed plat Of said townsite in the Register of Deeds
Office in and for said county
And that said petitioner viii apply 10 the Cir
cult Cont al Il special term thereof for said Doug
las county to be Eeld at the court house III the
city of Chippewa Falls, in the county Of Chippe-
wa in said STATE, the 9TH day Of October, A. ID,
lss9 at the opening Of the Court on that day, or
as soon thereafter Gs counsel can bc heard for
judgment vGcating the Alley in said block 81. OF
the toWnsite OF superior City aforesaid, and that
the title thereto be ve.tcI IN the said applicant
and petitioner, who is the owner Of the abutting
lots.
GR.CE Z. PATTES0N,
efOOct5 Petitioner.
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The fallacy of building small sew
ers was beautifully shown on Tower
avenue last Monday night, when all
the cellers on that street were flooded
because Of the inability Of the sewers
to carry off the water that fell. OF
course such rain storms are not Of fire.
quent occurrence, but still they do
come, and when they are coming and
how often no man knoweth, but we
should be prepared for them. Perhaps
the Tower Avenue boomers viii now
consent to let the people on Ogden and
some other streets have a sewer also.
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Eot!ce-for Publication,
LAND OFFICE AT ASHLAND, WISCONSIN.

July 70 1889.
Notice is hereby given :hat the following
named settler has filed notice % his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, aud
that said proof VIII be made before the clerk OF
rior, Wis, on The
Seventh, Gay september, 1880,
viz: IsaE Rculliga7yi. Pre-. J.. s, No. i7I0, for
the S"i4 We aud Ma, sWl =. Sec. -, Up. IS,
North Range Il West.
lie aaEes the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous TeiCgUce uI0I and cultivation Of.
said land. VIZ: sam. Peterson, John Earyala
Henry AntlI.&- Oscar lsaacE>Ou, all OF Poplar,
Douglas county Wisconsin.
Any person VINO desires 20 protest against the
allowance OF suah proof, or who knows Of any
substantial reason, under tho law and reEEla-
tiJnS Of The Interior Department. why sueh proof
should NOS Dc allowed VIII be- given SO oPl5oT-
tIHi.y ~ the above mentioned Jiwc aud place 70
s-lzaul'Ee she witnesses o. said c-.iinant. and
claimant G.. s.. C-a-st-L--,s -tyE, Register
,g-s.-l-25
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zsSEEss EESED LIST.

SUPERIOR, WIS, Aug. 10, 1889.
The following letters were remain
ing uncalled fer at the close OF bust
ness Aug. II, 1889, and unless called
within thirty days from date, VIII be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
John " Baker. Ed Cornell, Tomar
Compton, Patrick German. Thomas
Koches, Mrs G w Megginson, Mrs
Mason Morley, Mrs Julius Peterson,
Mrs II I Seward.
JOHN y. BARDON, p. N.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-08-24

Hose Company No. 4, a volunteer
company, wanted the city to pay them
50 cents per hour when out at fires.
The council could not see the point of
the joke and 50 the company dis
banded. Volunteer fire companies are
very much Ike church choirs and fully
ripe eggs, they want to be handled
very tenderly or-pop they go.
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For tae National E9ncaulpment 8. a. e..

"The Northwestern Line"-C., st.
p, n. & Q. R'y-will sell excursion
tickets to Milwaukee and return from
August Dist to 18th, inclusive, at one
fare for the round trip, good to return
at any time between August 9th and
September 9Th, and by special arrange
ment tickets may be extended to Sep
temher 30th, on application prior to
to September Sd, to the Joint Agent
Milwaukee.
For full information apply to agents
of THE Northwestern Line" or adj
dress.
T. W. TEAsDALE,
Gen'l PASSENGER Agent. ST. PaUI.
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Notice o:Titac amd Place 81 acarIns,
STATE OF WISCONSIE
Couutv of Dpup1pg
$. ~ County Court.


In The matter OF establishing the descent of GER
tam lands in Douglas county Wisconsin to the
heirs at law Of Eheuezer Wilcox and Mary A.
SqUycr Deceased
Notice is hereby given that on the 3)th day Of
July 1889 the petition Of Ffcddck G. @quyer and
Charles ". SqGyer was duly fled in SAID court,
PRAYING for a judgement and decree vas dcierm-
lining the decent o: the real estate hereinafter de-
scriled 10 the said petitioners the heirs al ia"
of Ebeuezcr Wilcox and Mary A. Squyer, de-
ceased and that pursuant to All order Of THIS
court made and entered herein on the @th day
Of July 1889 the said petition Will be heard at a
special term ofsaid county Court l" be held al The
court house at Superior in said Douglas county
Oh the ih:Tt Tnc-,.Gy. beiElg the l7h day OF sep
tenaier 4. D. 1850 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
of that day. or soon thereafter as counsel cal.
be heard.
and the decent which Is hereby sought 10 be de-
termined is described Is follows, tl-wit:
The undivided one fourth Of all the following;
The West half Of tEe Northwest quarter OF the
Southeast quarter Of section SIX 90 II township
foTty-eigtt tssJ North range thirteen 10: v cst:
and the West halt of the Northwest quarter 81
section fifteen ,I5) in township forty-cignt l4aj
North Of range fourteen 90 West al IN the
county of douglas and state 81 Wisconsin.
Ita-ed July 80 1879 BY the Court,
rrT4sar,r-s4 j. Roberts. C.u-lty judge.
c-Gt,l sc,;ha fpv tbs IEXES.
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Set,tenlner 3O.E,. 1889.
Notice FOR Publication,
AND OFFICE At ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.

Z AND OFFICE At ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
IL Aug. Il, 1852.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has MED notice of his intention 10
make final proof in support OF his claim, ana
chat said proof VIII bc mace before the clerk Of
the Circuit court, Douglas county, Wis, on
September agsEs, 1850,
VIZ VIM. D. Little, Pre-. Z D. s, No. 1913, for
the SEA Nlll4, Sec r. Up. Il, \. K. 10 West.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon, ana cultivation of,
said land. viz: William steel. WIu. II. English,
Frank Desmond and \. y. 1alacson ali OF South
Range, Douglas county, Wis
a2is2S G. ". CARRINGTON, Register.
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Mr.. Pennock, the dry goods man,
has something to say to you today.
Read his Ad.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Leamon was buried at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Michael Mcclure, of Ashland Wis,
is wanted for the killing of a Swede
named Peterson at Hurley.
PAIRS OR TRIOS.-Light Brahma
chicks. Thorough bred
THO b. SMITH.
Mrs. L. L. Weber and daughter,
of Duluth, spent a day or two in the
city the fore part Of the week, guests
CT DR.. and Mrs. Lanitte.
Mr.. James Stinson, of Chicago,
was in the city few days this week
on business connected with the Con
solidated Land Company.
The street railway company have
been taking up the old track on Sec
ond street and moving ii back to Fifth
where it viii be needed.
The Western Union Telegraph
Company now have headquarters III The
Euclid, on fifth street, which is decid-
ed improvement over the old place.
The new school building will not
be ready for occupancy before October
1st, so the schools Will have to open
for the fall term III the old buildings.
Mr.. Dean and family got moved
back into their rebuilt home corner
of Becker and Fourth during the past
week, and Mr.. Dean is once more
happy.
Mr.. c. L. Catlin has just received
from st. Paul handsome, two seated
carriage, and now he can invite his
friends to ride with him and give them
a Whirl in fine shape.
FOR SALE.-A few pairs of light
Brahma chicks. Those wanting fine
birds should call early and secure the
best. Dirt cheap for quality of stock.
Mr.. c. 3. MOBILES, an energetic
real estate dealer has hung out his
Single on the corner of Nettleton
avenue and Fifth street. Buyers and
sellers alike should consult his list of
property.
Mr.. and Mrs, Descent, who have
been spending some weeks here visit
| ing their daughter, Mrs. ]. NJ. Searls,
| returned to their Iowa home this week.
Mr.. Descent was much pleased with
our city and invested little money IN
our reality, and may yet me here to
live.
! The Oldest sinner we have been
able to find viii not even attempt 10
tell when 1t was that he saw the roar
ing Nemadji higher than It was last
Tuesday. 1t was way up, several Ieet
above It's banks, and 1t did consider
able damage to the meadow lands
along Its course
Tile Northern Pacific RAILWAY
Company having completed the work
or acquiring title to their right Of way
along the bay front, is making az
engagements to build comfortable and
3 a t-r-s at iy-D IplRt "a tlfG afol Df he hpy-
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This is good chance, don't miss
it. You need no capital and no expert
ence TO represent Il reliable firm that
warrants its stock firstclaSs. " ork 81
weeks IN the year and good pay weekly.
W rite for terms at once and secure
your territory. Address, Reuben
Lnetchford s. Co., Nurserymen, Roch-
ester, n u oct6
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Gen'l Passenger Agent, st. Paul

Inter Ocean-A hundred and fifty
thousand bushels of corn from Kansas
and Nebraska Will be the first of this
seasons crop to pass through Superior
elevators. 1t is expected that the corn
VIII commence to arrive in day or
two, and then the wheat will follow
quickly. The Great Northern eleva-
tors viii begin to receive wheat from
the Manitoba system of roads at the
rate of $50 cars per day, and local Of
iicialS have been notified to be pre-
pared for the rush. In anticipation of
this the Eastern Minnesota is prepar-
ing additional trackage for the accom-
mediation of about 200 cars Superior
elevators can store $500, coo bushels,
ard together with what can be shipped
before the close Of nayiga ton the
amount ought to, and will, unless
something singular occurs, approach
10,G00,000 bushels that VIII be handled
this fail.
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Superi0TChamb0r CT Commerce
Incorporated tu 1883.

Regular weekly meetings each Monday nj 1880
A. H., at Fire Hall, corner of Becker and Fourth
street All invited 10 both join and attend.
c. l.. CATlIN
i. L. OTIS Secretary, President.
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Notice for Publication,
7 AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND WISCONSIN.

I AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND, WISCONSIN.
l. Aug. 10, 1859.
named settler mas fled notice of his intention TO
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof Will be made before the clerk of
the Circuit court, Douglas county, Wisconsin, at
Superior, Wis. on
September 30iE,, 1850,
VIZ: Thomas McGowrau, Id E. as, for the NJ
SW4 and seq SWJ4, See. TO- TIP. IS, n. r. j W,
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon, aud cultivation of,
said land, viz: x. B. Mclean and John Hanuiiin
of superior, Douglas county, WIS. Gust Johnson
and George Larson; of Hawthorne, Douglas
county. Wis.
a24s2S G.. W CARRINGTON, Register.
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MONEY LOANED
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10G00,0 600 bushels that viii be handled
this fail
The Rev. John f. Hurst, D. D,
will give in UARPER's MAGAZINE for
September, an account of the little re-
ligious community which Dean Stanley
once called the Oldest and smallest
sect in the world" This body of
Samaritans, numbering about one
hundred and fifty souls, is to be found
in the heart Of the small city Of
NabIus, in North Palestine. They
possess what they claim to be the most
ancient copy Of the Pentateuch.
The rams fer the past ten days
eliminating with the shower Of Mon
day night, did much damage on
Becker avenue and First street, be
tween 1St and % streets. Why that
part OF the avenue has been left in the
condition it has all summer, passes all
comprehension. 1t viii cost two or
three times IS much to fix it up now
as it would have done when the grade
was made, and this is the only reason
for the delay we can give.
Mr., Alvin NJ. Higgins and mother,
Mrs, ". r. Higgins, Of Terre Haute,
Ind, are spending a few weeks in Su-
perior, guests of Prof. [. ". Gates,
after an absence Of sixteen years.
The Rev. W. r. Higgins came to Su-
perior in an early day ana was, fer q
time, pastor Of the congregational
church here, but left the Place with
many others when the crash Of 1873
came. The family still own property
here. and their faith in the ultimate
greatness of the city IS not st all al
I1i4.sLea
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SUI sclibo Eos tbs IEEEs,
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tricity viii be the power used.
In the Presbyterian churcn tomor-
row, Prof. james ID. Butler of Madi-
DON, Wis, will occupy the pulpit. In
the evening the pastor viii speak on
The Deir-el- Bahar Discovery, or
Mummie8 as an evidence Of Christi
anity". Engravings from Photographs
Of Harnesses II, the oppressor of the
Hebrews during Moses coulter days,
can be seen after the service.
The Swedish Luthern Sunday
School, Of Superior, have a festival at
the residence of Mrs. Larson, No. 800
West 9Th street, this, Saturday, even
ing. Cake, lee cream, lemonade, etc,
viii be served and a few articles of
ornament and use viii be sold. Every
body invited and a good social time
guaranteed.
The G. \. r. boys who go to
Milwaukee next week should not for
get to visit the Exposition building
and see the sights there. The great
band Of fifty pieces will give concerts
daily all through the week, in fact
during the entire exposition season
which closes October 18th.
1t VIII cost the people $4,000 to
rave Tower avenue this fall. And
then another secs to DO the work
over again within year. This may
be a good way to furnish work for the
laborng man, but it IS an almighty
extrayagant way of building a city,
FOR SALE A limited number Of
pure bred. light Byahma chicks,
cheao fer quality Of stock
TuEo. 2. SMITH.
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TEACEzas' EXAMINATION.


Gen, Pass. Agt., st. Paul, MIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
ANNrA1. MEETING OF THE CENTRAL.

Albany. April 1.-THE annual meeting Of tho stock
holders Of the New-York Central and Hudson River
Railroad Company held here to-day, George o.
Buell. of Rochester, presiding. over S6o,ooOoOo OF
stock was represented. Tho London proxies were
voted by A. ]. Drexcl. A resolution was adopted ap
proving and confirming the acts Of the directors ana
officers during the last year. The following werc
elected directors Cornelius Vanderbilt, channcey NJ
Depew Charles C. Clarke, Horace J. Hayden, William
X Vanderbilt, Frederick W. Vanderbilt, Sam
uel +. Barger, l. p. Morgan and Cyrus W.
Field all Of New-York City; William Blake,
Boston: sherman s. Jewet, Buffalo; Erastus Corn
ing, Albany George C. Buell., Rochester; and for In
spectos OF the noxt election, Francis s. Pruyn Jasper
Van Wormer and william p. Rudd. There was no
change from last year In the directors. Among the In
spectors Mr. Rudd ais the vacancy caused by the death
Of Sidney T. Fairchild.
An election was also held for directors in the West
shore Railroad Company whose line Is leased TO the
Central Last years board reelected, as also was
tho case in the Geneva and Lyons Railroad Company,
an auxiliary and proprietary company OF tho Cntra In
which the following wero chosen: cornelius knderDit,
William K Vanderbilt, Frederick W. Vanderbilt Chsun-
cey M DepeW, Charles O. ClaiNe, Horace J. HAYDEN,
samuel f. Barger, Edwin DsWorcester Edward V, W.
Rossiter John NJ Toucey, Dwight ". Pardee and John
Christensen, ell OF New-York, and O. IL. BURROWS OF