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New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
EeeaI Notlres.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.
~ Fppens Smith and wiemsln Company (Linited),
plaintiff against Dudley Hall and Dudley G. Hall compos-
inc me arm OF Dudley Hal Co., Defendants, SumnonA
Trial desired In the County Of New-Ycrk.
TO the above-named DefeIdaDts:
You are hereby summoned 70 the complaint In
this action and 70 serve copy OF your answer on the
aInts within after service OF
this summons exclusive Of the day Of service and IN case
OF YOUR failure appear answer, judgment VIII BE-
taken against you by Default fof the relief demanded IN the
complaint. moan = cx,pyr
Dated n. Y, Mar. 10, 1891. I1aintn's Attorneys,
once and Postohce Address, No. 81 Sassaust NewYork
City
each OF them:
The foregoing srmmcns Is served upon you BY pubiea
tion purscan order OF Hon. Edward Patterson.
Justices OF the supreme Court Of me state Of New.
compiant in the once Clerk OF the County Of New
York AZ the County House In the City OF NewYora.
on the Ssh day Of APRIL iS'i ks"1neys n Tor rIsinan
q Nassau-st. New-yGxk Gu
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COURT. CITY AND COUNTY OF

CUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY OF
- SEw.YoRK1 1Elizabeth Mccleery as guardian ,s; &C.
Hnt Of foreclosure sale duly made and entered n the
ahovsNentted action In the Office OF the Clerk OF tho
city and County Of New.York on the goth day o. April
Is9t the undersigned. the referee In said Judgment
,9os,d will sell az public auction at the Real Estate
Exchange and Auction Rooms, Limited, numbers % 70
* In the City and County OF NewYork, on
MondSy the ist day june 1891 at 2 o'clock noon by
LANES G Ialor Auctoneer the premises IN sald Juns-
ment mentioned and described as follows Al those two
bn IN the Twenty.third Ward OF the City and County
of NewYork formerly in the Town Of Morrlsana N tne
of Westchester and state OF New York. and WHICH,
,ak"n toeether are bounded aud described as follows
,eglnnin AZ point the westerly line OF Eagleavenue
distant ty feet southery from the corner formed oy ne
avhr inc OF sixty street thence
ranine westerly parallel with one-hnndred
.aa, oe hundred feet; thence s0uthery parallel with
Fasieayenue ffty feet thence easterly parallel with
said westerly OF Eageayenue and thence northeriy
the pont or place o. beginning. be the said several
dimenslons more less. o,
D"'e" "'" RICHARD II. CLARKE. Referee.
JOHN O. WEST, Plaintiffs Attorney.
200 Broadway. N. Z. Cly'
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OFFICE OF THE
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May 3. 1891.

NORFOLK AND WFsMTERSN M S,, RMLRoAp COMPANY. oMPAiY.
n HE STOCKHOLDERS at their annual meet;
p %e Gposd Cd the asTe the Company
Year Mosase %tS s holds 5000 shares 81 Preferred Capital
stock for pssd IN the the ad MS1SSg S eS
tension: ne hoard Of Directors of the Company at
Resolved That 70 provide portion Of the necessary
eaia for ADDITION % lion and ,Dd nd
property and for the ACCOMMODATION OF M tranc and also
COMMON SHAREHOLDER Of Company Of record May 20tE
1891 be given the right to ~ @ AZ $o5 90 per share
shares OF stock registered In their names on May 2oth
The right to purchase will expire wednesday May 27th
7esarr s p % Company s az nc ONCE s
Of the Central Trust Company in New;Yo at the oce
ents Of the Norfolk and Western airoad Company 10
~ tot Bd6er van het
van Amerlkaansche Fondsen opsergt door Broes Cos
n.rdsm nn Ts% have "a Saa Essen '1 A00'en
oI O and Hr he
June 2h s9i when @ ns VIII gYeS be e1d{ @ & Tor d
payment but be sure1dered when ull-gsid eertia
forms for assignment OF rights can be obtained at any Of
sT is5 S'Si VA .s M1E pa9S e. Nay
OFFICE OF THE. YEw;YoRK, LAKE, LAKE ERIE AND
WESTERN yd y dE5AhlTh1EaNprsT, EAlTh1ETNAppr sSTGlfN4hSW fN4hSWYoRK.
ITO THE HOLDERS of the Buffalo Branch
ha. msSe sSGas . as GENE
Erie Railway Company and secured oY flrst Moir
case OF Buffalo Branch Of that Company which bonds
arc dated July l. 1901 and mature July 1871 Tor 40
wears from mentioned dae With interest," payable
scmannually the nrst days OF January and July n
each yer al the pei cent per annun, both
principal and interest beiag Isyaol, In Untel States
The right extend such bonds has been reserved 70
OF the present holders may desire TO avail Oh ~
and shall deposit their for that purpose with this
Company before June /, 1891. The bonds OF such
holders do not desire 10 extend them VIII be pufchad
Company the above address.
Holders presenting thor bonds either purshase or
extension VIII please that Endorsement or writing
In put upon sucn bonds which would destroy ten hcsV
Nav / 1901. A. r. MACDONoUGH,
- Secretary NJ r., l.. L. & w, II Il. co.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
50 BROADWAY, NEw.YORK, May 13, 1891.
n HE TRANSFER BOOKS of this company
l. will be closed from O'Clock p m May 49, to the
w. L. HUBBELL, Treasurer.
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piui0en) Notlres.
OFFICE OF
~ Arn MN EnfO 4

OFFICE OF
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY. -.
az BRoADWAY. NEw.YoRK, May 49, 1891.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this com
nany has this day declared dividend OF three col;
lars $500 per share payable and after the lst dsy OF
inc ansfer books will be closed the 9th day of June
at IL o'clock m and reopen the "a ely OF July mex"
"' "'N4' J. N KNAPP Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
financial Meetin9s.

N OSSIE IRON WORKS, New-York, May IA,
IL The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF tle
Rosse Iron Works. the election Of trustees anu I0
of other business connected WIN SdIu
company viii be held at the office OF said sompany h1on
"a Drcxe Tuildlng New York CITY, on "Wednesday, JH
Sg1 az ~ o'clock Polls Will be open IRON M
o'clock noon O'Clock p m The transfer BOOKS ad VIII IN
opened ON Thursday, the 4th day Of June ls9l
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Eeaal Notifies

IRYuI NuLIlts
CUPREME COURT.-Trial to be had in the
asaHss Gy CHARLES aH H. Pstrek stephen Clarke and Lydia
NJ W Clarke od his VIZ aeeS6aots S9a f. STUART hin'Oh
You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint IN
ao th attorney within twenty days the service Of
exclusive OF the day 9 service anu Nm IN he
aksS SSua against you By default for the relief demanded in
'Do Dated February 1S, 1891 n,.,..r,. ,.,o,0ov
ONCE and POstoce address, No ID Broadway, New'YOrk
To the defendant Lydia NJ. W. Clarke ;, n,,..
tion pursuant to an order Of Hon. George L. Ingraham
The Dta AS of the sB ed dOVs With O the
in office Of the Clerk Of the Cty ana CoU9ty W
Dated NewiASf JAMES SIT sTIKEMGN PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
ust T% HmSaaT Gssed Of in sss
GSss: es Raq6T r. sw As snd M AGed
sen ysr SSocose Sg eSecStOs Of the last viii testament
John y decf9ss James JssdS HsSey carl Tp'SS Veso
HeaIey WlsM ehsls John Oh Aehes william Urbaeh, John
HeSdas ReOder Adoph Friedman, Defendants Summons:
10 o Se are hereby the complaint
this and to WSn t%e SSeg days after the service
Of this summons exclusive OF the day oi serge anu will
Ca % ySga Sga6s gS Oa 3 By Tor RELIEF demanded
BUTLER, sTILLMAN &d MUBBH.A,KDs; H.,dsIsv.
once anu ro'O0"''0 New-York City, N. Y.
To Gaelic Bauer defendant: .,,,..,,or
prsSo"S sgasa q GS srYfs
Se York dated AS A. 1851 MED with the c9%Sass ,
the Office Of Clerk Of the Supreme cSurS & ~ os
%orS q NeWfSTE N3 Sprl a. u '9s Hsoi. i0u''
Dated April 4, 1ss1 @ r,r,,rm,N G. uURBARp.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
ALI L :. I'LL -nING q w AIIrST.-


MILLS BUILDING, 35 WALL-sT,
NEW-YORK, May 13, 1891
DlE FORTY-FOURTH ANNUAL MEhI-
L ING OF stockholders OF the PACIFIC MAIL SIE.AM-
snip COMPANY will b. held at the Office OF the con pahy
IS WaIst (Mns Bulldng) In the city Of Nswloh' Ta
WEDNESDAY, the 27th day OF May, lsol between w ~
hours Of II and O'Clock p NJ for the eleeton u nav D
ieciors ard the transaction such other bush77 ~
properly come before H. The transfer BOOKS OF ns oopg R
uni close Office OF the Union Trust company oi
wnndT the 18Th day OF MAY, 1881 at o'clock p n ana
viii reopen on thursday, May 2s 1891 a, ~ ooiocn .: "
oFFICE PACIFIC FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
No III ROADWAY, NEW YORK, May D. 1871
yDHE ANNUAL ELECTION for directors o!
he parine Fire Insurance Company viii be held az
,ho a,ce ~ The Company No 15l broadway on Monday
the 18TH day Of May. 1891 between tne hou'' u -
ocioeA' GEORGE JEREMIAH,
Secretary.
rJyVE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders
OF the Kniclserboeker Steamboat Company or IN ths
ecton Of Board OF for the ensuing year VIII
he held at .he once q the ComJany No ~ News' new"
A''' W FRANK A. BARNABf, Secretary
Yew.York, May Il, 1891
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NOTICE TO TEXAS CENTRAL
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDH0LDERS.
On 2od April 1891 the Texas Central Railway was
sold foreclosure and bought by this committee for
5O 600 for the bOndholder5 who subscribed
and deposited their bonds under the agreement of 18th
All bt 900 Of the s8 900 First Mortgage Bonds
been deposited with the Farmers Loan and Trust
me Farmers and Trust Company until 11th May,
1891 upon payment Of $40 bond ana thereaite until
ew-York, 1st May. 1891.
CHARLES MORAN, } Committee Texas central
CoRNELTUS u. GOLD First Mortgage Bondhold-
HENRY r. McHARG,) ers.
KOUNTZE BROTHERS. Bankers,
IN 120 BROADWAY NEW.YORK,
Issue Letters OF Credit for Of Travellers.
Draw Foreign Bllls
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INCORPORATORs.

INCORPORATORS.
The following the names Of the ncorporstors;
Charles Coudert, Frank n. Lawrence.
Carlisle Norwood, ir. VIM p. Putney.
John Notnan, John J. Maeklin:
Robert D. Benedict. Frederic i. Nugent.
!: TrgmbqI smith. Hen Henry :, e ;.tCT Tgemain.
sherman W. Knevals. John 7; Townsend.
Henry W: De Forest John Clsnin
staDS s@Ss H H. 6Cd 6n da%ss %tsvd e. H. seSwab.
James NJ Warn ysrnum I,dn9oN John NJ = ceeqIlos R9hISs
MIe9"fi EfSsrf Il Il s%sSs; eaPssio s ShaEss r. Ssnoy.
Frederick W; Whtridge. H. W. T MELT, Mall;
George Hoadiy Henry r. Kunhardt, jr.
Wheeler. il; Peckham. Geo: L; Hickok;;
gSSsE Ssss " wasss Esssa Geo. Geo. q g. RSS
john A. Deady.
Subscriptions for stock will be received In the follow.
ing
Ten per cent on presentation efappiicanon'
Forty per cent on allotment.
Fifty the 18th day of Junc or subject TO
the order of the Committee
Subscription books Will be open Tuesday, May 10Th,
at a. m, and closed Wednesday, May 2Otn, al
twelve noon, subject to the order OF the committee
Prospectuses and Forms of Application be obtained
the Offices Of the following institutions, where subscrp
tlons are received
The Kuickerbocser Trust Company Of New York.
The Central Trust Company of New-Yorlt.
The Manhattan Company ofNew- York.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company of New- York
The ReaI- Estate Loan and Trust Company ofNew.
York.
Subscriptions will also be received at the following
institutions
The Industrial Trust Company mt Providence, X
DIessrs. sheldon Il Binney. Providence, X. L.
The Rochester Trust and safe Deposit Company OF
Rochester, n. Y.
The New. York State National Bank. Albany, " \.
The German Savings Institution, ST Louis, Mo.
The Buffalo COmmercia Bnnk. Buffalo. N. \.
The Old Colony Trust Company. Boston. Mass
& Ia Ras In
STANDARD GAS COMMON STOCK,
NEW.ORIEANS PACIFIC L.. GRANT BONDS,
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TDKOIO OSALS FOR BONDS.
IL SlOO 600 FUNDING BONDS 10.2os. PER CENT.
CITY OF HELENA. MONTANA.
The City Of Helena, Montana. will offer for sale on
Nav 90 1881 500 10000 funding Bonds; the proceeds
thereof 10 be applied to the redemption Of the oustand
These bonds are the denomination $4,000 EACH dated
ne 1 1891 and bear interest at rate OF cent
able emannualy; interest and principle payable at the
Fourth National In the city OF NewYork Interest
payable January and July L The bonds mature June 1.
Of the city efter thirty days, notice
of Montana and approved vote OF the electors Of e
general election April O. 1891 .
speca tax Is directed to provide for .he payment OF
the interest sinking fund to the principal
The population OF Helena is from 5000 70 10000.
The assessed valuation 1890 .S19 500. 600 90
The rate Of tax is limited go mills. Present tax Is
The present bonded debt. not including this oo ~
Flossng and all other deb: March go 1891 i$s 90Ss6
To,,, debit s437. .7o9. SO
Net debt Is 1926. 10000. - ~, "a
The bonds Will be sold at public auction on May 90
1891 at IL m a. the Office OF the City Treasurer In the
City OF Helena the highest bidder for cash. and will
be ready Tor delivery June l. 1891. certified check or
New.York draft payable to order OF City Treasurer 70
the amount OF 50 500. will be required deposited with
:he CITY Treasurer by the successful bidder. guar
antee OF good faith and viii be forfeited to the city should
he fail 10 take the bonds: -, -,
Tho city reserves the right 70 reject any and all BIDS
Mayor. City Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

The Unrt.
nROOKTYN JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
RACING EVERY DAY
r,o,, ITO MAY 80 BOTH INCLUSIVE
rur cpEAT BROOKLYN HANDICAP, III MILEss
VALUE $4,000 WILL BE RUN TOMORROW
FIRST RACE AT 9 80 p. NJ.
HOW TO REACH THE TRACK FROM R, NEWcYoRfh HoYtsf ::
noats leave foot Whtehalst (Culyer isoutel as
IN 10 II 10 IL 4O 10 10, IL 40 10 80 10 ~
Boats leave foot Of Fest 34thst a. " h) AZ l. -''''
SPECIAL TRAINS FROM BROOKLYN.
Leave Flatbush-ave. IL. l. r. RI at :oS, .sp y
ieave Union Depot terminus OF 5thave Elevaeo ~ ~
at 10 as ii I5 IL AS 2:l5, 12:4o no. 14o 2io'
245. oo., -. -. =, on 10 m 1 .oo I 40
1 AS 2 :00 2 80. 3 :0O. -, - ,..,u.o, h,r,x
Additional trains ard boats will be run between hours
named n necessary X accommodate the travel
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s.is.1 shares soia for The day ~. S. ioooo
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-02-21

If suffering with rheumatism, Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint or any disease caused by
impurities in the blood. Try Broom Herb
Btters, Medicine that is vegetable and
harmless If weak, feeble and nervous you
can trust it. 1t has cured many a sufferer
who suffered with pain and who tried every
known remedy in vain. For sale at Fs. I9zBI
Drug Store, Elkton, Md. Trial bottle %
cents. large size 500.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-02-21
THE CROSS MOTHER.

At 20 time in her busy days is an ill.,
and close the eyes of maternal justice as
when she is cross simply aud undoubtedly
cross. This crossness is chiefly caused
by fatigue-weariness of mind and body
and sometimes of soul. With tired
nerves and weary body, she cannot en-
dure the common demands made upon
her. and ill-tsmper follows She SOUS
bitter feelings and repels loving atten
lions with her irritable basty words.
Broadly speaking, no mother has any
right to get SO tired 1t takes too much
out of her children's life. Such a condi
tion can more frequently be prevented
than is generally believed.
The careless or shallow woman sayt. |
was overwoik ed. 1t makes me cross, and
she considers that admission the suffi-
cient reason and excuse for any amount
of similar indulgence. The religious or
sympathetic woman worries over it,
sheds bitters tears-aud then the trouble
repeats itself The remedy lies Lear at
hand. Let mother find out what make 8
her cross, and then let her avoid the
cause if possible. If social pleasures
weary her. let them be decidedly lrssened
If there is too much sewing, too much
cooking, or too many house hold cares,
lessen them. If economical efforts cause
the severe strain, stop ecouomizing at
such cost. That is the worst of wastes
Lot the first economy be of that precious
commodity. mothers strength. Even
the extent Of one S religious and philan-
trophic work should be srefu!ly examI-
ned, and if the tlou bic lies there, calmly
and wisely dismiss some or all of it from
thu list of duties, FOR what doth it profit
man if he gain the whole world and
lose his soul? 1t is surprising how easily
seeming interests or eeds can be sp. red
without injury to the home lite whenever
the thou ghtful woman seeks to find
them, and surely one of the worst of
household influence is mothers cross
ness.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-02-21
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
TnYrrS IN fhn CnnfV,

pennsylvania 1tallrOau company
Tours to the Sunny South.
There was time, not many years ago
when the first cold snap drove the seek
er after more genial climate to Florida,
and this meant several days of tedious
journeying; but to-day nothing is
thought of it whatever, for, through the
medium of the series of winter tours,
under the personally conducted system
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
Jacksonville aud points even more south
ern are reached in comparatively few
hours, while en- route the traveller is en-
joying the comforts and delights of a
home. Already one of the tours has,
gone aud four remain to be run from
New York to Jacksonville, as follows:
February Sd and 18th, March 81 and 18th
Tourists will travel in Pullman Palace
Cars in charge of Tourist Agent and
Chaperone. A Limit, as in the first tour,
must necessarily be made in order to
allow each passenger double berth, and
this limit has been made one hundred
and fifty.
The round. trip rate, including Pullman
accommodations and meals en- route in
dining car attached to the train, is $50, 90
from New York, $4S 90 from Philadel-
phia, Baltimore, and Washington. Tick.
cts will be sold from all principal stations
on the Pennsylvania Railroad syste II to
connecting point with the special at
proporJionately low rates. For detailed
information and descriptive intinerary
application should be made ito ticket
offices.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-02-21

constructed the scientific OF extra heavy
Iron, we'll rivted together. The Shaking and Dumping
Crate the simple and eectua CRATE yet invented,
being the economical the most durable and the easiest
operated 1t satisfactorily and enre all ashes and
cnkers from the fire with the least possible trouble 1t is
made in circular form and revolving horizontally,
the fire be cleaned thoroughly to the fire lining
in the We attach this CRATE to almost any fur
and thus decrease the consumption of COAL trouble
in raking, and entirely prevent the escape of dust
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-02-21

Estimates cheerfuly made upon application, and the
low prices consistent with satisfactory work guaranteed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-17
TIRE WINNERS.

PITTsBURG, Penn, July 16.-At the races
today the attempt of Belle Hamlin and
Justine to beat the team record of 2:l3 was
failure. the best time being 2:2l15. In
the 2:l7 class, trotting, j. B. Richards won,
with Mocking Bird second. Best time
2:161a In the 2:24 class, pacing, Frank
Darch won, with Min Young second. Best
time, 2:21I In the 2:23 class, trottiEg,
Abbie NJ. won, with Steady second. Best
time, 2:201S.
NEW YORK, July 16-The winners at
Jerome park today were: Chesapeake,
Adage Filly, Strathmeath. Temple, Race
land, Perotta.
BOSTON, July 16.-In the 2:27 cl ass Dusty
Miller won. Nutmont second Time,
2:231S.
In the 2;22 class, pacing, Chesterfield
won first money, John second. Best time,
2:23
SAGINAW, Mich. In the 2:21 class, trot-
ting, Orphan Boy won, Margaret second.
Best time, 2:23M
In the 2:2S class. pacing, Principal won,
Wild Brino second. Best time 2:1718.
In the $50 class, pacing, Seesaw won;
Prince Frederick second. Best time, 2:2214
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-17
CHtCkASAw INTRItDrpc

GAINESVILLE, Tex. July l6-Several
days ago mass meeting was held a6 Ard
more, l. T., by the non-citizens of thar
place TO determine what should be done
regarding the putting out of intruders by
the soldiers who are working the country
west of Ardmore They appointed \ com.
mittee of several OF the most prominent
men of Aremore to meet the militia and
soldiers and see what steps would be nee
essary TO have the soldiers abandon their
purpose OF ejecting the iutruders. but
when the BODY met the militia and sol
diers two Of the committee were itnne-
Ciately arrested for not having permits,
and were locked up In the guard house
but upon the pleading Of the rest OF the
committee they were released and told TO
60 home, which they Immediately did. very
much cresJfsilen at having accomplished
nothing. ATdmore is very much stirred
up over the ejectmeut question. and Judge
Carter has inspected several hundred per
mits TO decide the difference between those
that are genuine and those that are fraud
ulent, as the non-clJIzens vine hold fraud
ulent permits are elected Just the same as
though they had no permits IntruGers
who know they have violated the law are
saving a good deal Of trouble TO the sol
diers by pulling up and leaving before the
soldiers arrive. There were siNty-fOur
families seen IN one bunch, heading for
Texas The militia have arrested some
thirty citizens and the soldiers have now
about 120 families OF iptruders, who viii
be dumped on Texas soil IL viii take
about three months more of hard work TO
cover the Chickasaw Nation and remove
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-17
THE EDITORIAL MEETING.

ST. PAUL Mimi, July 16.-The editors
keep morning paper hours and only half
a dozen were present when the convention
was called to order at 9 O'clock this morn
ing.
w, T. Pabor. of Denver. read a commu-
nication from the members of the Balti-
more yearly meeting of Women Friends
of Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania,
urging that some action be taken on the
omission Of details in reports of crimes, in
Guiding suicides, scandals and breaches of
faith and honor. He offered a resolution
of sympathy with all efforts made to pre-
serve the purity of the press, and urging
the Judicious use of the blue pencil in SEN
sstional and criminal reports. The reso-
luton was referred to the committee on
resolutions. f. l.. Martin, of Jackson,
Tenn, opened the discussion of the
Country Weekly" which was continued
by J. w. Shannon, of Huron, S. D.
Following this discussion w D. II. Hun
ter, of the Lawrence (Ind) Register. read
3 paper on The Secular Press; Its Power
for Good and Evil"
Frank Richardson, New York adver-
tislng agent, read an entertaining paper
on Advertising in which he upheld the
agents side of that question. J. w. Scott.
of Chicago, spoke briefly on the subject of
"A Newspaper Bureau at the Worlds
Fair" This afternoon the ladies were
given dn eACuTSlOu 10 w [llIe Bear lake,
while the editors themselves continued
their business session.
The afternoon session was taken up with
the treasurer's report. which shows a bal
ance of S25l from last year, and the total
amount of cash on hand 81 CSC
Mr.. Devinne, of the Century. read n
paper on THE Mechanical Department"
of a newspaper.
w. II. Willis, of Boston, followed with
one on The Editorial Department" ," which
Hon. Owen Scott, of Bloomington, H., the
next speaker, said was practically the
whole newspaper.
Mrs A. T. Whitaker. of Boston, closed
the afternoon with paper on "Women's
Interest in Journalism"
The ladies of the party returned from the
trip on White Bear lake in time TO attend
the governors reception and the reception
of the St. Paul Press club. During the
latter reception the president announced
the following committee TO visit the
worlds fair commissioners aud confer
with them regarding the newspaper ex-
hibit: Maj. Bundy, Chicago: Il. NJ Woods,
Illinois; Owen Scott, Illinois: J. A. Hoss,
Ter, Indiana, and !. a Sieicher. New York.