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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-18
BERKELEY SCHOOL PRIZE DRILL.

Berkeley School, No % West Fortyfourth-st gave
Its eleventh annual prize-dr last night in the 7th
Regiment Armory Over five thousand people were pres
ent to witness the mano,uvreS. Maor.General o. o..
Howard and his saH reviewed the drll and were judges
Of tie contest. Company G. held the prize color during
last var The prize for the preliminary drill, under
the command Of Major Gerld p. Herrck was taken by
Company H. and in the final Company gained the
prize and will hold the coors for next twelve months
The other exercises OF the evening were battalion
drill under the command OF Colonel Townsend Morgan !;
illustrations OF the French army bicycle drill commanded
BY LieutenantColonel T. Tower Bates skirmshdri ex.
ecued under the order Of DrumMajor A. de Peyster,
and parade under the command Of Henry s. Satter
lee, adJutons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-18
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. April H. p. m-Cotton-The sales OF sns
day included T. 400 bales American. ... =,
Futures closed barely STEADY; Amerean-Mdang low
mtddiuR clause April delivery. 426idi 5000 April
and May delivery ie.eiai 1000 May ane June Dc:
livery 4G.Ofd4 476td June end July delivery, oO0fD
5IG4d July and August delivery $3.50 sellers; Aug
delivery. 5T-0iHt oS0Sd SEPTEMBER
and October delivery 57-0idi 5setd october and No
vembcr delivery. 5s6id sellers; November ond December
delivery, 5000 sellers. -. LAM, s,..,o-
GALVESTON April I7.co;oi quiet mddpg SIC n low
$50 bales gross receipts $3.50 exports TO eeat bran
~ and gross receipts 900 bales exports
Great Rrtain 7iSa exports coastwse 1882 sales go;
'pXorfoik April l7.-Cotton dull middling. src No
and gross receipts 0s2 bales exports eoaswise $685.
itO; stOch 1917 "a A ax-.
WeekIy-Ner receipts 1910 bales gross 4vS. expsssS
TO the Continent leooi exports eoas'"i'e' e'Assi -
a.lgE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-18


u,no0 In,ci Martragelo, Italian, stepped out
, A. Aoor NJ his house, at No. III East Tweliui
st.. on January last some one came up behind MN
onS noured yitrIol over his head. The man was re-
",oS 40 neleyuc Hospital and in his ante-mortem
stotement he declared that Aphonse Bracco, ms
sonIn.law, was the man who had thrown the vitHoi
',ar him Detective Bissert of the Fifth-st station
pacco at his home an hour after the assault,
ana pracco called the inmates Of the house, whlch
80 =, No ess Mott-st., around him 10 prove that no
hd not been out OF the house all the morning. Iho
,.,,roa man was only able TO leave the hosplih
oyeral DAYS ago, and he appeared at the Essex Mar
set Police Court yesterday TO prosecute his sonlr
law who he'd had his liberty on ball. Brocco Is d
nember OF the Tammany Hall general commlVcc'
"a a welLtodo beer bother and was defender pS
lie Barber o'Reilly. ,..,,on
Tho complainant admitted cross examination
tbat ba did not have good look at his assaliaht Du
m the best OF his belief lie was OF the opinion INA.
his son.in-law was his assailant Maria Lupa' %
No A1o East Twelfth-st., testified that braeeo nav
told nor IN December last that he would MUIR ih9
fatherln.law. The case was adlouihcu " ''"' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-18
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Continued bearish from the field stl further de-
messed the petroleum market at the Consolidated Exchange
Yesterday Reports indicated increased production, with
tor selling The market orened 20 cents for National
Transit certificates, and fell OF to 09'. cents slight
and closing price The dealings In National Transi; cerdf
Gates amounted 2So00 barrels There were no sales OF
Puckeye At the Exchange the sales OF 1000 Ma
ona Transit at TIA cents, and 5000 Buckeye at Is cents
There was no change IN refined Gil at 720 cents In bar
rels and 4.05 cents In bulk Cruds oil remained az OsO
ns In barrels dropped i've points 70 425 cents In
bulk. - 49,. ,a, ,uo,.. prar,oo
6.4O marks London, 1llCdoSt pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-18
GRAIN AND PRODDCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEwYoRK DEALINGS.
The decided advance in the prices of wheat options
which were established on the curb on Thursday were
fully maintained the official market at the opening
yesterday. With the exception Of short period OF
camnes in the middle of the day. the session was one
of the most exciting that have been experienced on
the Exchange at the West for long while
The sales reached the enormous aggregate OF
1908 900 bushels while further advance OF 2@2 90
cents was secured. Liverpool and London dispatches
Indicated an advance Of IL pence at the opening
on corn and wheat. This, in connection with the ad
vance after the close on Thursday night thoroughly
dcmoralIzed the shorts, and they rushed pelmell to
cover May started at 81 1e a. and after reaching
81 II 10, advanced to 81 20 at when IL cloSed Juns
Opened at 81 l6 declined to 81 10 IL, and advanced
to and closed at 81 IL IL July dec9ea 3 So CENT s1 IRON ON
vanced to 81 10, and closed at the higher price De-
cember began at 81 0S 81 and advanced steadily unui
of the news in regard the French duties II Is argued
is not much the fact that removal Of the duties ron On
sons for Believing that the reports that have been
current for so long time about tne dencleees so o.,
mere exae.srations. The spot market sympathiz3ea
in rmness in options and advanced 3fg 60 ' aach "
exporters and very light business was consequently
accomplished. The export sales were only 44'VVV
Corn was neither as excited as active as wheat.
Closing prices indicated an advance Of 3ie % cenSs
Fhn saes we're 900 bushels May opened at
so }s declined to 70 7S, reacted to 81 a. ana closed
NJ n a cents July stared at 80, declined 80 cent
rallied TO II IA and closed at 76 5-S cents. mo
act1iaI market was higher, but very unsettled EA-
pOrters took 10000 bushels IT., s r.,
The speculative movement in oats was FAR, ana III
sympathy with the other cereal prices showed an ad.
vance Of 81 cent. May started at 6s "a s91 =. az
SO 10 &c. and closed at CO July opened at o. de-
cllned to 81 L. and closed at the opening hgi chen
Lard was firm, though not active. Closing prices
showed gain Of lag points for the day. me e spU'
sales were 800 terces mt 40 cents ior "esuerh s'e
rbo
Wheat-May, 81 90; June, 81 Il r.; July 81 10 ;
September 81 10 Ia December ~ IL; TO csnts
0sts-May, 63; june 81 IL; July, 81: .. 81, =.
Lard-May, III cents bid; July: 74I GEMS ou
The receipts Of grain and -four reported Yesterday az
York Philadelphia, Baltimore ard Bosoon %ev as
toIlovrs Wheat 81 AGA bushels corn. 1lOl5l DusIl.
els oats 50 48s bushels total grain. 200 l33 PnsheiS
-four 30538 packages At Chicago iva sHc
corn 2Os 636 bushels; oats 1213l2 Dushels' Vo'a'
grain. $50 335 bushels -four 1880 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-18
THE PARK RIDING CLUB CLOSES ITS SEASON

The second annual cosng ride OF the Park Riding Club
place last night az the Central Park Riding Club
1t was brilliant success. fully 1000 people being pres
ent. Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. David
King r. A. Kursheedt, Mr. and Mrs. j. Wright MI.
and Mrs j. Rothschld Mr. and Mrs Thomas Sinott Miss
Waters Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hulett, b. H. Walsh, Mr..
and Mira. D. Crose Mr. and Mrs S. 1. Mayer, Mrs s. e.
Black Mrs. S. Stein Mrs. Ludwig, the Misses Scheite
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Heller, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Lppman
The members Of the club are Elias Rothschild' prci'
dent; II. L. Camsn, secretary: S. Ulmsn, vce-predent;
j. j. Walsh George A. Steinway, S. D. Lowentha, George
Blumnthal, l.. S. Grankenhemer, l.. ID. Smith, E. O.
Blum, Charles l.. Rushmore, Charles Caman, Gustav
Neef, Charles Weinberg, L. NJ. Lowenthal, E. G Velth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-18
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago April IT (specIaD.-The alarm among
shorts in the wheat pit shows no Abatement M"s
was advanced yesterday to 81 0s on rimoF Oh 1he
possible removal by Franco OF the du'eS on
~, i,,ato cables today from Paris announced that
There did not exist In Paris any such rumor. just
at the close to-day wheat jumped almost cents
by report from san Francisco that wheat there naa
advanced in two days about 10 cents per cent nay
"St,ed NJ ~ O8 ID and closed at ~ 10 30, July d.
SPe az 1 ~ and closed at 81 Os 10 Liverpool and
London cables higher to-day: IarIS ~Is o %sef
~ wheat and the weather in France was reported
on "g T%sre was some bid for cash wheat here but
So far as could be learned no export eor So e
0or demand the best within their recollection Prices
poiv rere advanced 40 cents per DaTTel To-Day
on Rps sHth TODAY witnessed vast liquidation of
Sng Wheat ads ne ye EsSorS 10 f 9s the
c crU Very free realizing by Hutchinson closed
futures considerably under the best Prices % le Ga
May op eDS closed at - So July opened at so "a
ana closeG oiSe1 little at the close May sold from
I'm IKE al 10 81 i.2 but closed at 81 Ia cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-18
THE VEATHER REPORT.
FORECAST UNTIL 8 p. NJ. SATURDAY

,,,,,oo Arru 17-For New-Engand, fair light
IL, Sa.nr6ov night warmer; southerly Winds
IAN" - r,,o.o Neryork light rain in the northern por-
~ ,,r in tho southern portion with light ran at hlg''
southerly winds, warmer 80 no,,r,,rs
,,..riond and VIRGINIA. fair, warner; southery "ihu''
iSI ~. tho Carollnas Georgia and Florida, fair
For Alabama, Mississippi Kentucky anu ie""'
light rain M. nd ,,paosas rain
For Western New.Iork Mests s, VII e' warner
wet o and Indiana rain cooler in the southern part
For Illinois, fair saturday. .. q, tho northern Dor.
Fer Lower Michigan, rain warmer Ill ''' "''"
ton re Nchioan and Wisconsin, fair; colder ,,,ooo
LOT k,PpSoufi Iowa Nebraska. the DakOtas anu Nu'
=. "t ., -" cooler In the first three Statea
so' t{or X onsas and Colorado, rain eOiuer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-18
CHOIRs TO UNITE IN A MUSIcIL SERVICE.

There Will be special musical service at All Souls
Church, OF which the Rev. DR.. II. Heber Newton is
rector tomorrow The combined choirs OF All Souls and
ST. Bartholomew's will aid in the following choral part Of
the service: Professional hymn $50, Smart; Psalter.
Psalm 9s plain song; Magnificent and Nunc Dmittis, In
fat, Staner; anthem, parts and OF the "Redemp-
ton Gounod oertory anthem, "On High the Stars Now
are Shinng "a caDella Rhenberger occasional "The
Day Lord Spent" iBarnby Richard Henry Warren.
conductor; VIII c. Macfarlane, organst The two choirs
include fifty voices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-18
,,rsrrp ASKS FOR A STAY OF SENTENCE.

An anplication was made to Justice Barrett in the
90 90 over and Termlner, yesterday for stay OF
tho execution of the sentence against Samuel Fisher
S os recently convicted OF poolsellng, pending an
anpea in his case to the General Term of the supreme
Court. Mr. Howe who applied for the stay SAID tnat
nooI would not be argued upon any exceptions
- tho courts rulings, but upon the fact that
tn turv had totally dsregarded the courts charge
sss,stant DIsrlctAttorney Weeks opposed the notion
necjsion was reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-18
r1ur srocK MARKErs-nY rELrGRApW.

Buffalo April 17.clttle Receipts lat "a hours ZOO
head total Cor far, 300 for same tine ast
week 1905; consigned through, 1850; g Sey,Y0rk
last "A hours fsi2 head total for week thus fr z 92S
for same time last week. 1920 consigned through 9eoo
good grades closed steady good MEDIUMS & S S9as
light IS iOds5 25 pigs ~ 25ds so sheep and Lambs
Receipts "a hours. $500 head total for week thus
time last week. "a 500 :; eonsigned
through 400; to New-York, 3,2ooi on SALE 400:
opened slow and shade sler closed easy, with about
ali sold; fair TO best wool sheep g 5ods0 30 shpPed
81 5odS5 10 fair 10 best wool lambs, 20 -oaS' oo'
clipped IS 15dS6 Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-18

e7s Cd Pork poor demand. Hams and bacon-Ihe az
mand is Improving Cheese In fsir demand Iailow ~
fair demand Turpentne In poor demand hosin ~ inn
demand Iard-Spot and futures in poor demand pfnro
Western spot and April Arm at Sts 50 Nay ana Ssne
hard, firm az IS 5ied Flour In fair demand corn-spos
In fair demand futures in active demand mxea
June strong at 6s 3D. Hops at London-Paciac Coass-
There Is nothing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-18
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tribune Office, April IS, a. m'-falr "eatHe p
- ,.iar Win light fog AZ night and faint zephyrs
shfng 10 souheastery. The temperature ranged oo'"e
80 and 90 degrees the average 57b). being ~ hener
than On the corresponding day last year. and the same Us
ou IN anS near this city to-day there VII a., 1 ~
or partly cloudy weather, possibly WIN "'"'
night; slight thermal changes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-18

shade hats and painted palm i,sves The refreshment
tables were cared for by Mrs. @. r. Bishop Miss H. ..
Butler and Mrs. A. Dawes. Over $500 taken in
This amount viii enable about 800 working girls to
spend their vacations In the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-18
TO PROVIDE VACATIONS FOR WORKING GIRLS.

4 fair in aid or the Working GlFls VacasIoH s0cI7.'
was held yesterday afternoon ana evening -
~, arishborse of All Souls Unitarian Church
Tho rooms and tables were pettly dee'
GRATED with palms. flowers and cOlOred silks.
The flower table was In charge Of Mr. Joseph H. Brown
and Mrs Frederick Brown. The "DlanthuS Cluo Aoio
Va, presided over by Miss s'rgeant From this t@oe
xero, soid f,nev articles OF many descriptions Mrs
August Lewis, Miss Ethel CasweI Miss Alma Mitchell
ana Miss wilcox tempted all to buy sweets az the eanoy
table A "tfavelers' table" was looked after D MIS-
+. A. Wilcox and Miss NJ. Marquahu. ENc' y'"s VIM. NV.
,,,i,Ds could desire 10 make q journey pleasant was
sp,e,d ont on this table. "Seamer'oasS' ho'elap'r
housewives" phoograph eases, etc. wee there n
eharming variety. There wr1 also pfetuy u''o.'ca
list. OF books different elites aor'au' Ane>o
found ready purchaser 49,, rho a..
Mrs Merrill had charge OF the baby table Inc yea
and bouilIon table was in tie care OF MISS "heeio
Mira, S. S. Smith was In charge Of o table eoVersa WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-18
OIL MARKETS.

OIL CITY, April 17.-Natonal Transit certificates opened
Gns HIGHEST 7O7s lowest 0O5s closed, 7Oas. Sales,
900 bbls; clearance 10000 bbls charters l5ss
III. shuments o. 96 bbls runs, 49, POS bills.
p" Arrtl I7-Petroleum dull National Transit
ccracates opened at coz closed at coz highest 69s
Tpd,ord April 17-Nationa Transit certificates opened
At 5Si.; closed at 70si highest, 73S lowest Iot !
81 coo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-18


steady and unchanged. Eggs, 12@l22c
Minneapolis, April 17.-There a good demand fof
sample wheat today and all good lots were cleaneo up
earlv. The market strong and sales were Ihosty
made at an anvance OF about cents over yesteruys
figures No Northern sold early at 81 o. but prices soon
fell u cent in sympathy III the drop in futures but raed
later In the day with the bulge In Nav But most OF mo
wheat was sold during the first two hours and very ue
i3 cars with shipments OF 80 Closing quotations:
No hard April III 81. track 1872 No. Northern,
April 81 90 May 81 o9 July 81 II p OF raek II lOs;
10 Northern April. 81 OF. on track, 81 O7ieas1 Oo2
Philadelphia April 17;-Eour strong Western and
% 80: No winter family 81 5odSf 10; Pennsylyania
roller process 81 75Gs 30 Western winter clear e sa
AZ tx do straight - I5d&5 10. Rye flour Arm. Wheat
strong No Pennsylvania rcd held at 81 - In export
Elevator without buyers No. red, April II 2ldSl 22j
Nav i 1Siaaei 1oa June 81 15Ldsi 10h JAY u 131
I8i i4b Corn strong, steamer NO. mixed IN graln
denot SIC No mixed and yellow early I'm grain depot
and 20th-st. elevator, sac NO yellow on track sc
no mixed April and May, sez ds3sc june. 7ods0c;
July 7GG77c oats ruled firm No white Csc do IN specia
bin and on track, e52c No white 9'fe; No White
rovOns a% ard 70 good ioS6n s demand =, B9f
do smoked 7i2c Shoulders in dry salt fully cured,
STshc: do smoked. Gsd0s,c. Eggs nrmer and In fat
demand; Pennsylvania frsts 1idl4hc; Sugar, refined
drm and IN fair demand powdered. odo l-l9e grsnu
lated 4kdf4. Potatoes quiet and IRREGULAR White
potatoes Rose, Canada, ~ 35d$l 40 Wr bush omei
Articles Receipts-F1our $500 bbls and u
sacks wheat 700 bush corn 13, 800 BUSH oats ilVVa
bush. Shipments-Wheat IL 900 BUSH corn soOo pusnj
oats, 10000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-18
Chc0gO, ApfII II-IHy Ita1I1s I0aSuI1' 1su 10 TUT
lows:
y

. Cash quotations were follows: No 2 spring wheat
81 IOLdSl 1O5. No. spring wheat, al OH No red
81 i0,,asl liz, No corn 49, No oats sIs; 10 a
prime timothy seed 81 81 pork, per Dbl sl2 500
si9 as lard per 100 H. SO S75 short RIBS sides, loose
81 90; dry sied shoulder boxed So lOas5 l5 short
clear sides boxed 6Ods6 70 whlskcy dslers nished
goods per 9al 81 lS Unchanged NO white oats
59isaG6ac; No. do 5si2G59ac No barley T. o. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-18
rupEE SUPERB LIMITED TRAINS,

.,,,,, .ho acme oi safety speed and comfort IrdVe
P1nd CENTRAL station via the four-raok Ne" NH
Central every day In the wear for the West ana
west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-18
rrosIyG PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco April Z, 1891.
Yesterday. To-sii
,,nopr,N PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool April II. BIAS p. m-Beef IN fair demand
extra India firm at sis Soi pln" Haes' nf1 -
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-01-24

piece is clean, bright and spark.
ling, and is interspersed with
catchy songs, dances, etc.-Indian-
apolis Journal. At Rempel's OPP
era House, Friday, Jan. 3Oth.
MIR. Willis L. Akers and a
strong metropolitan company be-
gan weeks engagement at Park
Theater, Sunday evening. This is
the first appearance in Columbus
of this very clever comedian and
from the manner In which he
caught his audience, it will not be
his last. His witty sayings and
clever portrayal of the honest
hearted yankee, took the house by
storm. Reuben Glue is a play of
more than ordinary merit and
abounds in thrilling situations,
startling climaxes and bright,
clean comedy. The supporting
company is strong one, and ac-
quilted themselves in a most cred
liable manner. Mr.. Fred r. Smil-
ey, the manager, certainly has a
winner in Reuben Glue and his
clever comedian.-Columbus, Ohio,
State Journal. AT Rempeps Opera
House, Friday Jan. 80.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-01-24
PROGRAM
OF the Farmers Institute to be Held
Jan. %, and 90 1891.

Wednesday Morning Jan. 2S-.9 A. NJ.
Music.
Prayer.
Address of fWelcome-Mayor j. p Rochester.
Response-A. H. Wilson.
Music.
Hints to beginners-W. w. Farnsworth.
Obstacles to Agricultural. F. Hickman.
Discussion-Dr. Jas. Little and others.
400 O'Clock z. NJ.
Music.
Horticulture combined with Agriculture
w. w. Farnsworth.
Discussion--W. S. Friesner and others.
Music.
Tile Dralnage--J. F. Hickman.
Queries
Poultry--I. +. Sain.
Discussion--W. w. McCray and others.
700 O'Clock p. M.
Music.
Fruit Culture--W. w. Farnsworth.
Discussion--A. II. Wilson and others.
Music.
Depression in Agriculture N. Cowden.
Queries.
Music.
Aesthetics of Farm Life-D. r. Moore
Thursday Jan. 1913 A. NJ.
Music.
Prayer.
Orchard management--W. w. Farnsworth.
Discussion--J. A. Matthias and others.
Music.
Barnyard manures - j. +. Hickman.
Discussion-C. w. Glove and others.
Music.
Care and Management of sheep--W. N. Cow
don.
Discussion-H. w. Stiers and others.
Queries.
1:O0 O'Clock p. M.
Music.
Pruning-W. w. Farnsworth.
Discussion.
Music.
Wheat Culture--J. F. Hickman.
Discussion-L. A. Matthias.
Music.
H. L. WRrsRT. Sec. W. STEERS, Pres.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-01-24
Hooking County Teachers
Association

The Hooking County Teachers
Association will be held at the
union school house Logan, o., Jan.
31st. beginning promptly at 1890 a.
m. The time has been changed
from the usual afternoon session
to a single session at the hour
mentioned, that teachers living at
a distance may be able to be pres
ent. Please do your shopping af-
terwards as your presence is earn
estly desired. The following pro-
gramme has been arranged.
Music.
Arithmetic ............... Fl. Wilson.
fHper.'. ......,..,..,.,,... ...'f, T.. BROOKE.
A Teachers Influence. Miss Malta Dollison.
Address s...............,.....O o. w. H Wright.
Uniformity of work in the county.
.,........ Discussion Opened by Mr.. Cox.
Music.
BY ORDER OF Com.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-01-24
Notice of Election.

The members of the Hooking
County Agricultural Society, are
hereby notified of meeting at the
Office of the Society in Logan, on
Saturday, Jan. 81, 1891, between
the hours of 10 a. m. and p. m. for
selecting the following officers to-
wit: One President and one Vice
President to serve one year. Five
directors to serve two years each.
A business meeting will be held on
Saturday, Feby. 7, at 1 o'clock p. m.
for the purpose of reorganizing the
board.
S. E. BAY, Pres.
B. G. REBER, Sec'y.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-01-24
Legal Notice.

Edison Ecksteln, who resides Mt Rlchey
Wills County, Illinois; Mary Lytle, who re.
sides at Gnlnsboruugh, Grnnt County, In
diana; and Andrew j. Hickman, whose
place of residence is not known, but suppOs-
ed TO be somewhere in the state of New York
vember A. u. 1890, John @. Krinn, Admins
TRAITOR with the will annexed, of Michael Eek
stein, deceased, late OF Hooking County, Ohio
hled in the Probate Court Of Hooking County
Ohio, petition, alleging that the personal
estate of said Michael Ecksien Is Insufficient
ering his estate that he died seized in fee
simple of the following described real estate
situate in Hooking County, Ohio, towit:
The west half of the north west quarter OF
Section thirty-lve (35), Township twelve (I2)
Range eighteen (l8); also the south west
twenty six t28l township and range aforesaid
also the south east quarter of the south east
quarter of Section twenty-seven (ZTl, towns
ship and range aforesaid, containing in all
l64 acres more or less; that Jane Eckstein, as
widow of said decedent Is entitled to dover In
said premises.
The defendants herein named and others are
deviseeS and legatees named in the will OF
said Michael Eckstein.
The prayer of said petition is for the assign
ment of dover to said Jane Eckstein, for Il
sale of said premises subject thereto, for the
payment of the debts and charges aforesaid.
The parties FIRST above mentioned will
further take notice that they have been made
parties defendant to such petition, and they
are required to answer the same on or before
the 10th day of February A. d. 1891.
JOHN G.. KRINN,
Administrator rs aforesaid.
o. w. II. Wright, Atty.
Jan. 3, 1891
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-01-24
SHERIFF0s SALE.
Mich Mutual Lsfe Ins. Co. VS.. Jacob s.
Haynes Etal.

In the Court Of Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio:
Notice is hereby given, that the undersign-
ed, Sheriff of Hncking County, Ohio, by Yir-
Tue of an order of sale Issued out OF said
Court In the above entitled cause, and to him
directed as Sheriff of said County, will at the
door of the Court House In logan. on
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-01-24
Attention Soldiers,

The U. V. U. will have grand
reunion and supper at the Rink,
Jan. 80, 1890. All comrades are
cordially invited to be present. A
good old fashioned time is expect
ed. Invitation extended to all cit
liens.
P,y nrdor oF Coo,