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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
Employers and employed, buyers and scllcTS-all
testify in praise Of the little advertisements Oh the
people.
AuERICAy ACTCARIES ~ SESSION.

Hartford Conn., oct. 90 (Special).-The semi an
nual meeting OF the Actuarial Society of America opened
:. the t,pito hi, Afternoon, about forty members
being present Today'S exercises consisted Of routine
business and n discussion Of the papers read at the
meeting I'm New York last April Tomorrow morning
papers will be read by sheppard IIomanS, OF the Prov
dent savings president Of the association; Dr. Emory
McClntock, Ncw-York Mutual Life W. T. Wrent'
Ncw.EuyIand Mutual, Of Boston, and ID. p. Fackler
and I NJ Craig. of New York. The local members
entertained society tonight at banquet given "
Hartford Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
WORK OF THE BOARD OF CLAWS.

Buffalo, ". Y, Oct. 23.-The state Board Of Claims
adjourned to-day, having in four days disposed Of
ninety six claims and made awards TO the amount OF
$4,000. Fifty Cluims dismiss d. aud eleven
went over the term The Board awarded 1920 80
TO twenty claimants for damages farm lands and
CROPS west Of Medina, caused By the break In canal
banks at Fish Creek aud Shelby's Basin The Horton
claim for 300 for work at the Albany Capitol al
lowed The claim OF stanford White, expert, employed
10 examine the Assembly Chamber ceiling, which com
nrlsed the amounts alleged to be due Ia all four ex
ne,ts the Others having assigned their claims White
Amounting to ~ ,J.2 IS, was allowed la full.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
BUFFALO NEED NOT PAY By TRs WEEK.
JUDGE MAooMBER DECIDES THAT THE WEEKLY
PAYMENT LAW DOES NOT APPLY
no OFFICIALS

Rochester, N. Y, Oct 90 tspccial. The General
Term to-day handed down decision the Weekly
Payment law In tho case Of the People against the
City of Buffalo. In elaborate opinion written by
Justice Macomber the court holds that this oct was
intended by the Legislature 10 take its place among
Others for the protection OF laborers and worinsmon.
and that 1t does not apply to other persons Tho
Buffalo officials who submitted their case to the court
for On opinion ss to whether they were entitled to
have their salaries paid weekly are clerk In the
Mayors ofK>e, the secretary Of the Park Commits
sioners a member Of the Fire Department school
teacher and a policeman The court gives judgment
for the defendant on the ground that the obvious In
tent Of the Legislature was not to include persons n
such as these and that there Is reason why they
should be paid otherwise than In accordance with inc
terms Of their agreement with their respective en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

amonS u.s. In Newspaper society notes diamonds M
sealskns tagged together but IN the business worn
they generally clash Thers are snail nu%o 49, 9
desires ct any time, but the main buyers Of 6oth NJ
and gems are the comfortably of middle cissS we
have discreet In their Endorsements for luxure
Thus mild winter when no new scalsktn sarque o
fur trimmings are required Is favorable to the ~
The speaker was o resident OF New-lork and the
American partner In one of the most extensive pre-
ciOus stone houses In the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
Snvc OF I.rTERiyS DLrcT OFFICERS

Ped Eank, y. J., oct 20 (Spcciah.-The fr-t annual
meeting Of the I'd Battalion e. the sons "f veterans
Of Ncw-Jcr,ey was held here Ia day and the i1o"lES
officer, were elected Lieutenant Colonel joseph ~
Hughes of Red Sank: major, William H. AUH'rom
of Long Branch: adjntant. William i. Mount OF heu
t,,L uuartnrrla>tcr Lester Conyow. Of Long Granch
surgeon o. w. IiudlunE. Of Lakewood: chaplain; D. ~
Iiatlctt of south AmlOy inspector, j. r. Lodeh' vi
hptI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
A LETTER FROM TIE REAL BEAU BRCXMEL"

The ISOth and last performance OF Beau Bruhm'l"
will be given at the Madison Square Theatre tomorrow
evening 1t VIII mark the end o! long aud prosperous
season. The souvenir be distributed Is copy Of
letter written bv the original George Brunmei 1t il
datd Calais "Wednesday" and is chiefly about tho
res oration OF lost monkey 1t is printed on antique
looking paper partly tinted with salmon pink and with
rough edges At the top OF the sheet IL explanation
~ the letter and picture Richard Mansfield a. Beau
Brurnnef The original manuscript was formerly in the
collection Of Mr. Cosgrove librarian Of the Asor Library
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
rUHERAL OF MRS. ROBERT COLLIER.

The funeral Of Mrs. Aune Armytage Collyer. wife OF
Dr. Coyer took place yesterday afternoon
Collyer's church. Parkayc and Thrtyfourth' st.
The interior OF the church bcauully decorated The
services were conducted by the Rev. Thcodoc.C Wiams
the Rev. DR.. Brooke Hereford, OF Boston, and the Rev.
Dr. Camp VI brooklyn. The burial was at Woodawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
PHI, CANA DELTA CONVENTION.

Indianapolis. Ind, Oct 23.-The forty.seeono ~,
nual National Convention Of Phi Gamma Dei'a 'ss"
its session here yesterday. Many pronl,enV ~. .oo.
ell parts Of the United states attending tne me-
ing The snnus, reports OF the Officers show that tle
fraternity hsS about forty FIVE chapters now aha s
.iroiecY in New. York, Pennsylvania, Oho' ihoan"
Illinois and Kansas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
YOUNG IyCEyDfARY.
Paxton (Mass., letter In The Wol

Paxton (Aiass) letter In The Worcester Spy.
innocent little eIa amusing n niinsei Are s Of
WeSnse1.v nigbI Austin Skn, in who.e barn the hre
been trina to ts si ws. BY his
ttis any sSonted son saying: "sey, uncle
ws:n s splendid ds ,,,s ow Sss indeed tie
esnss n the a.. hsch Consumed two houses and two
had ; Sq sas r.. ir %sn
6uehel match m fine hay under the Intel, ana uon
is1fS1 " ts distance where he enjoyed the pisss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
A IrGA IN VARY AyDERNON-S HTSBAND

Letters Of administration with the will annexed, have
been issued Harriet Echeverria upon the estate OF
her brother Francis Henry Dykers The estate Is
worth about $500 900. The legatccs the ah
mnistratrix Mrs Ellen A. de Navarro, AlptOnse do
Navarro Antonio F. de Navarro, the husband Of Mary
Anderson, and Amelia Echeverria, who receive the
property in equal shares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
OHITCAhY NOTES.

Burlington. Iowa, Oct. % (Spcril-Franklin b. jag
ger a wealthy and prominent business 81 tS place.
dropped dead with ure today aged SIXTY
five.
Troy y. V, Oct. 23.-Dr. Seth b. WEIGH. for foy.hve
vars prominent dentist OF En-seI.r County died o. his
home Lansingburg this morning aged sXtysix wears.
Dr. Weth wa, ex.pesidcnt OF the village ansngburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
Tho writer asked an old engineer the other day IL he

The writer asked old engineer the other day II ne
had ever while running locomotive yielded to sleep
q Novel; YES" he answered. That is, it want a
s,eep lust a nod, sudden stopping Of everything
ard then an awakening with start was 30 dead
boat that il seemed to If thousand pound
weight was pulling my eyelds down. OF course
fonrht II off, but for Just one second gave In once
7 wa, looking ahead when suddenly | felt my head
90 down with JERK. | don't think that that sleep
sos,ed oneteuth Of second but every sensation left
NV brain. II was if II flashed out and then back
again 1t is IA sorry thing he added grimly "whcn
Engineers go TO sleep in their cabs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
Wonderfully Fascinating,
the Eedoubt, for old and Young SOLO by Az ~
dealers price 81 Will smuse and instruct the wnoe umuy

When baby was sick, We gavc her Caseorn,
When she was q ChLd, She cried for CsstorlA
When abe became Miss she chung 20 CzSt9re,
When shc had Children. she gave them Cssoone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
A RIG DIAkOyD TRADE

From The Chicago Tribune
tn. last Christmas trade In our limo was the
,araest in yosYs remarked . middle-aged, clerical
iookin9 business man In the -ptunds 0 Chicago
txs1H, .Fus 1svp, geas up u ~ cid trade sdaEe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

He kept the seeres long Is he could and then he
teresting tale With the remark: wasn't 1t inei
Amt ! 2 npperi' His uncle, he H. wont to cal!
NJ. sFun, concluded that he was, and the rest OF
Paxton is OF the Same opinion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
RIRTHS.
MARRIED..

BAILLIE-Yesterday. October % tho wife OF David q
Baille. OF the Sew.York Tribune city stan. . son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

Do YOU want real estate servants, board rooms d?
Then examine the little advertisements the ninth
page OF The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

II there is anything you need I'm business or at home
you Will probably find it advertised Oh the niuth page
Of Tie Tribune to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

Servants of all kinds offer thelr serv To- r,shuns
short advertisements the ninth page VI Inv
TODAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
onnce. $50 Sixth ave.. corner 23d.st.. N. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

1t is bad enough to run for sever" blocks ana then
IN see yonr ferr, leaving her slip but If you knew
t,., Won were In danger and half rrrOnclled In
vance YOU can keep your temper but when You nave
n plenty Of time and walk to your ferry IN lelSurcN
manner only to find that the last boat has left you
,ooHees and discunsolatc the wrong side OF TIC
river by starting two or three minutes before Inc
ch+ time no one ought to blame you for declaring wal
aTainst all fcrryboatS. Indeed, In the opinion OF %
nan who recently had experience OF this kind. the
man who would not be "mad; ana hopping nidu
AZ that is OF a pretty poor spirit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

Dear me-" said the treasurer OF thca'" III '"'N
CITY, as ne drew his head suddenly away rom the gas
window of the box Office, did you .c' that = lie
had received straight glance from man whose eyes
we're slightly crossed. The defect IN the eyes was so
trlfinc that il was scarcely recognizable or co"rNe
he said laughing little nervJu>ly =" an not super
stItious but don't like TO meet that KIND OF eyes
They are supposed by some people tr BE- bad l"cH aS
- a,rarr a shedding bclrf that hen such
eyes through box Office window brin: bad luck "
The house for the Of The play going Oh at the uic'
Foo,ish OF course II is bull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

A newspaper man, who gets home Just IN uih"
to avoid the streams Of people flowing throhgh
tho streets in the early morning, was telling
the other day Of his sensations when he was later ta
usual and got caught with the day light toi.cr>. :" /
always feel" he said. as II were out late ana every
one wa, loohing at Getting HON" between /
and O'Clock in the morning seems all right TO- me, but
when the time becomes or later feel hh' night
hawk OF course, know that every on" else j !u''
getting up. and that / might well he talon io' man
going 10 worli Instead Of going to bed aft! work. hGt
can't get over the feeling that cv"?y ore l. wondering
why I am ont late and / SuCaH hone In shame
fsrcd way as day worker might crawl into his home
at - O'Clock in the morning.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-16
WAL. K. Stockholders.

The following is list Of the number of
original shares Of Wheeling Railroad
stock, and the location OF same, which
was sned by Huckins & Co., who have
agreed to accept 80 per share in full set
tlement for their claim against said stock
holders:
Norwalk, 29O2; HartlaDd, 20; Bellevue,
80; Monroeville, IL; Clarks6eld, Q; Fair
view, 23; Hopedale 229 Navarro, 21S;
Massillon 9Os; Huron 297; Fremont, 1884 /;
0rville, 31S; Milan, 500; Oak Harbor, l.
424; Lodi, 1853; Smithville 320; Dalton,
213; Creston, 1877; Smithaeld, 465; Spen-
Ger, 1852; Clyde, 90; Martins Ferry, 3O4 {;
Fairfield, Q; Toledo. 1927; Wellington, 8;
Penfeld, 1; Cincinnati, 10; Wooster, 2;
Leesville, So; Sherodyille, IA; Cadiz, / F.;
Zoar, $50; New Cumberland, 80; Warren
Tp., 10; Burton City, 10; Rayeuna, Q; Me.
dina, Q; Sandusky, 81; Litcb6eld /; Del
roy, 2; Piney Fork. 1s; Perryville, 2;
Findlay, A; Bowersiown, Q; Connotton, Q;
Hicksville, 90; Seville, II; Akron, 7;
Chatham, g.; Bolivar, 203; Total, 13,103.
The shares are $50 each, thus making
the total amount subscribed $685,150.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-16
oratorical Contest Notes.

Fremont, Norwalk, Plymouth, Belle
vue, Shelby and Wellington will be rep
resented. VIZ
The society Is arranging for special
trains from the above places.
The contest will be very close this year,
~ much interest and enthusiasm are man.
ifested by outside towns.
The following names and subjects
have already been sent In;
Plymouth will send Edith Shield; sub.
jecf, "The Gypsy Flower Girl" And 8.
8. Seaton; subject, "Responsibility ol
American Citizenship"
Bellevue will send Grace Carpenter;
subject, "0ver the Divide" Alternate,
Stella Matt; subject "virginia" And
John 8. Williams; subject, "Father Phil's
Subscription Alternate, Mortz Wolf.
The contest will be in the opera house
Wednesday evening May7,
e. L. BENEDICT, Secy.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-16
Hotel Register.

The following are few Of the arrivals
at the American house within the past
three days:
F.s. Mickey. Toledo, o. ]. y. Donaldson,
Bellevue. o. M. J. Willard. MassiIion, o. J.
A. Rogers. Cleveland. s. II. Gilbert. Green
Vile. Pa. B.Hine. Pittsburg. Pa. E.s. Edg-
erton. Philadelphia, Pa. I. Lafever, Chicago
@. W. Stiney. Indianapolis. Ind. VIM.
Thompson. Huntington. Ind. E,B. Cash. Ith-
AGA. N. Y. VIM. Kendall. n ewYork M. L.
Straus. New York. Jno. Kibbler. New WASH
ington. o. F.G. Eddy. Cincinnati. A. Much
terlin, Chicago, Ill. Geo. Crawford. Flndlay,
o. R. Cradle. Chicago, Ill. W. A. Mason
Ashland. o. J. Clark. New London. ], l..
Van Everner, West Salem, o. D. Poarce,
Mt. Vernon, o. W, y. Forbes. representing
.'Casey's Troubles" company. ~
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Savings Bank.
G. A. R. excursion.
Home Seekers excursion.
Opening April % and 23, Mrs. F. d.
Felt.
Cyclone Insurance, Jos. Binehower.
w. Z. Peirce, bath tub.
Seed potatoes, Bowlby & Hall.
New book, L. V. Stevens.
Light wagon, E. Il. Wait.
Bangles, s. V. Carpenter.
Grocery stock for sale, D. West.
"Casey's Troubles" at the opera house
April 2S.
Men wanted, r. G. Chase & Co.
A farm laborer, A. g. Smith.
New Bakery, Mrs H. E. Carr.
Road carts, @. B. Lindsey.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-16

II you want a good paying position,
read the "ad" In another column headed
t5o-S75 per month.
Any respectable young man or woman
out of employment will do we'll to call on
L. v. Stevens az Cottage Hotel. Salary
guaranteed.
P0TATOES.-Early Beauty OF Hebron,
Early Ohio, Early Vermont, Early Rose
and other early potatoes, for seed, at
BowLBY & HALLS.
THE VERY LATEST oUT-A fold.
Ing bath tub and heater combined, at
w. Z. PEIRcE's.
CYCLONE INSURANCE For cyclone
and tornado insurance apply TO Jos. Blne-
hover, at the law Office Of ]. II. Dickson.
FOR SALE-Light Wagon. Just the
thing 70 haul milk on, or win exchange for
road-cart. (10 e. II. WAIT.
s8OO PRIZES.
Case School Of Applied Science offers
Ave $500 prize scholarships ON eniranc,
examination. For particulars address
Cady Staley, Pres't, Cleveland, o.
Don't Read This, Please.
Bangles are Bangles, and 8. v. Carpen.
TER Is the man who sells them cheap.
See What Some Of wellington's Peo.
pie Think Of IL.
To whom Il may coucern: ....t t
The book, History Of ChrIstianiiy,' ,
contains In small compass much that Ia oi
interest 10 the general Bible student. and
after carefully examining It's scope and
contents concluded wanted lt for ny
individual use. To any one needing suci
help In the study OF such theme. l car
commend the book 10 their favorable no
tice. B fir8 r. II. KINNIsoN,
..f...-U. 81, Supt. Public schools.
April 11th, 1900. n
We heartily endorse the above. 2a
w. w. HARVEY, Merchant.
A. q. WALL, Pastor Baptist Church.
Mrs. J. NJ. WHITNEY. N
II. II. PHELPS, Supt. M. e. S. s.. \,
MRs. W. r. SANTLEY, Pres w. CT. u
The agent will call on you In few day.
and treat you with the utmost respect ant
show you something Interesting, indeed
Do not fail TO examine the work, even I
you should not purchase. The price 4
exceedingly low for avork Of the kind.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

Ihe late William j. Knapp, OF Fenneid'
was the Oldest resident In the township
not In years but in point Of time. His
mother, Mrs. Grace Knapp, with her
husband Stephen Knapp came from
Delaware Co., N. Y, there about "a years
ago, and the wife carried her baby twenty
months old, In her arms on horseback
from Elyria through the woods when
there were no roads other than an Indian
trail. Stephen Knapp was great hunter
and this oldes, boy was familiar with
every phase Of pioneer lie. He was
close observer, fond Of nature and Of
music, loyal; warm hearted end gener-
ous friend, a skillful mechanic, an ener-
getic. industrious, eccentric, but honest
man, OF more than ordinary native en-
dowments and had many friends.
Mrs. Ida X. Romick, who has been
preaching at the NJ. E. church for two
weeks, is q remarkable woman In her
calling. Her familiarity with the Script
ures, her readiness Of speech, excellent
command of language, never hesitating
for the right word to express her thought
with clearness and force, hsr fervid earn
estness in presenting plain practical
truths and the grace, mOdesty and taste
Of her manner end methods make her q
most effective expositor of diYiue truth
She went Saturday to Steubenville, for a
ten days engagement and then will go 70
Delaware, Columbus and Marion.
Col. Couch returned from Washington,
d. O., Saturday evening.
The editor Of this paper visited Cleve-
land last week, and he Is under many obli-
cations TO the managers Of the Masonic
temple. Cleveland Leader and Plain Deal
er for favors shown during his stay In the
city.
Mrs. s. s. Warner is with US again.
Miss Lola Marshall of Bellevue, o.
visited friends In town last week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Noble Of Detroit, Mich, II
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. E. Cook Of Spencer Is visiting
friends and relatives In town.
Mrs. W. V. Rood Of Akron, o., Is visit
ing her parent, W, W. Wells, on South
Main street.
Jno. Meeker Of Chicago, ILL.,, is in town
DR.. Terwilligar Of Lima spent Sabbath
at the residence Of Rev. Leete.
Miss Irene Leete Of Greenville, Pa, who
has been spending few weeks with heI
uncle, returned home Saturday.
Mr.. @. G. Muckelburg, q former Wei
lipgton boy, spent Saturday and Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. VIM. Holmes.
Ed. Sawtelle went to work for tn,
Leader Printing Company Monday.
Rev. W. Leete Is at home for q few days
w. r. Santley Is In Arkansas.
County Auditor Herrick spent Sunday
In town.
Sherman Stoddard Of Medina visited
friends In town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Buswell have re
turned from the West.
Mrs. E. Cook, Of Spencer, Is visitln :
friends and relatives In town.
VIM. Vlscher left for Brattleboio. VI.
today at noon to attend the funeral Of hi'
old time friend, Jacob Estey, which take
place at the family residence In that city
Friday afternoon.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-16
THE PROPOSITION.

Messrs Allen q Sldnall Of Norwalk,
practical machlnists and quite extensive
manufacturers In their line Of trade, were
looking Tor q location, and II the people
would donate the sum Of t4,200 their
plant would be brought to this place aud
joined with the business Of Bennett Bros.
q Co, and the consolidation Of interests
would be named the Wellington Machine
Company. The proposition met with ia.
Vol, and soliciting committees were ap-
pointed, and within a fortnight the amount
was reported 10 he raised.
About The middle Of February q con-
tract was signed by the committee In be-
half OF the town, Allen q Sidnall and
Bennett Bros. q Co. agreeing to erect
buildlngs Of certain dimensions and TO
employ certain number Of men. Abou,
two weeks latera member Of the firm Of
Bennett Bros. q Co. called upon the CON-
mrttee and desired 10 have the contract
made with the town Cancelled. The rea-
son assigned was that union oi ideas
could not be perfected between the two
firms, and various other reasons that they
did not care TO make public, and II tins
was granted about the same number Of
buildings Of the Same dimensions would
be erected, but not within the time stipu-
lated In the contract, and aS many men
would be employed as the business would
warrsnt
The parties In Norwalk we're interviewed
on the matter, and they were perfectly
willing to have the contract revoked and
the money already paid In returned to the
Subscribers. Nb
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-16
Conncil Proceedings.

Council met in regular session as pre-
scribed by ordinance Monday evening.
All Of the members we're present, ex-
cept Councilman Otterbacher. Mayor
Hustled and Clerk Goodwin were also
present. The minutes Of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The following bills we're passed upon
BY the committee on finance and an ordi
nance passed for the payment of the
same: