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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF COrtlsndt and Des
bfoS>es sts. a. f0lOMs,
a. ~ for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points. .
/. IA Geneva, Lyons, Elnira, Rochester, Bul
feo and the West, Po:syo and principal local points
cinir and Pullman Car Suspension Bridge
M for Mauch Chunk and intermedstr points.
II m FOR south Plainield ant all intermediate points
L. 80 III. Tor f-iihlFi anu hIcrheulate PoHIs 'H'f
car 20 Wikcsbarre 49,. ,. -.
u. m. Tunhhannock and intermediate points, con-
necton to Reading aud Harrisburg.
D. Hound Brook aud oil intermediate points
80 D. for l.. and 10 Junction and principal inter-
,etiatc ucntS Chair Car 10 L. and Is. Junction.
80 D. m. Tor POttsye and intermediate points. Chair
'' 80 D. M Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
connectlon TO Reading and Harrisburg.
so D. M Pennington aud all intermediate point.
10 T. M for Gcneya. Lyons Elmira, Rochester, Buff
falo ana the West. Pullman Sleeper Lyons and Sus
pension Bridge
40 D. NJ. for all points In Mahanoy and Hazel
ton coal regions. q, ,,r.
10 and IL a for Maueh Chunk, Hszetcn Shenandoah
and Intermediate points.
" il d. m. FOR Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
40 D. m for Geneva. Lyons, Emirp, Rochester, Buff
falo and the Pullman Sleeper Lyons and Sus.
pension Bridge. o, -
The Transfer Co will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
WEST SHORE RAIL d.

q. y c. II. L. T. Co., Lesseej g.,
Tnns leave 42d ST. (North River station New, fgtA
follows and 20 pnutes earlier from foot Jaysc, \ "
$50 M-Daiy for NewsuTs Kingston; ., HIoany'
,I; a. M.-Daiy for Albany; daily except sunday
1000 4. M-Daiy. for Newburs Albany, Utica: Sy s
Mse Rochester, Buffalo. Niaeari Falls Detroit 'n'
It:iJ A. M-Day. except sunday, for Albany and uucs
aOO y M.-Daiy. except sunday for ALBANY c..
SIS T. M-Daiiy. for Albany, Montreal, Utica, Syrs
cuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. DO
Sis p II. EDaily for Albany Utica. Syracuse; Roches
ter buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit. chicago o. LOUIS
daily, except saturday for Torono: - a,
HAXERSTRAW Loo AIS, 2;t5 - 20 " :ls 40
S loo; So To- Niagara Falls Toronto De-
troit Chicago St Louis on all through trains .,.on,.
Daily. For tickets timetables parior anu sisepns
car accommodations or information apply AZ onces BROOK
lyn 1888 40 a sn "a Rroadray
ils Bowery IL Park Place So West l2sth.st and -
stations G. E. LAMBERT. General Pssseng~ Axsas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Ash. Mark to Antaonyo Miller. W r AHeterdam-avc.
niun Morris, and wife, Emanuel Levi. ed.ave.. n
Esc PET and snc to Abraham Quackcnbush
Ridrcst n proomcst 9 years $4,000
E , 70 Wm 1t 1Ss'' $500 ''0'd"e port
BlnmDcfg IsGsc and ano to L.Sina A voris.
cra% Jacob AND % to zion Hs v adave
cor l0.d.n years % niR.i, toVo wv. c,. -.
IN, Co. : wess End:avo Io3ds At. years % mtgsj.
iiqsr. cha II and VIZ nso to rhekIs Eohe 18th
IT, lC"e , 'e ."s ftoVT no. p,vd Mitchell Columbus,
ave eqy si' d 20 r se9" ce and rru., Co.
M @ a. 10 ysr morts 66S o.
GrStt LYMAN sncaci e ngdTs,,er Brewing Co.
" G1tacy '' EcFasld and saeier Bogs5 saving.
Bank iousoas, cor shsri,''t l. Y eo sI?og9
Kst ,srk aud wife % ,g d6o Adler and another.
Korii, Max S, 70 Bowery savings Bank. Sd ave.
Krakov5r. fobisr AID wife; 70 Mary Byrne.
sane to Mary = Tappenbeck Henry'st 9 Clinton.
isnsan. MISb c to Edword Van vslkenburgh 1t al
II 5 I2ist-st. " 7thave. year ~ 600.
SANE to Nancy l. Sherwood and another. 12lstst
Ma.' Henry Snd Vie to iona. Well and another. 1874
sane 70 + J NiiddlebrooN ; Madison'st. Market
Roth Joseph ana another to Nancy Reiss trustee. n :
l2th-st, 2d-Ne. wears. GA 900; ~ p. ., ..,
To ,ter William and wife, Mutual Life Insurance
Company llth.ave corner 27th-st TO 2oth-st year
RShoi.Sy Edw and sno to Jo.ee L Grai and sno OF
rutland Manly ana 70 r,.,e Guar cSc and Trust Co
sshySr sara nd ,iG to r!sEel 600 Wagner OF
Same 70 Ann J: w.lkey' OF West End-ave OF 18th
Shercia'' John l. and wife to En-. ,reold Falk n Of
slst-st " Of Columbus-ave, years. $50, 900
slunr. Isaac to Louis Hanan. es Of wilietst. Of
Terminal Waclcc.s 60 Security s and T.a.
s.. o% ISCco cor Of ss"'' to iSA'vs to 9th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

Trains leave Wet 42d.st. at ! :55 A. NJ (l5 min.
ute earlier from foot Jay-st) foi Lake Mohonh, Lake
MlnneTask. and walIE Valley Il; n. stations. Middle
Fosburgh. Liberty. Livingston Manor. Hancock, Carbon
dale Scranton walton. Delhi. Sidney Norwieh Edmesoni
Utci, Rome, Oneida Oswego, Detroit Chicago. and
points West.
BIS T.. NJ Campbell Hall, Lakes Mohonk and Mime
waska, Waikiki Valley stations. Mlddletown. Blooming
Elenve, Pittsburgh. Hurcyvillc. Liberty, White
Itkc Livingston Manor.
200 T. NJ. Middetcwn. Pittsburgh, Liberty, Liv.
ingston Manor. Rockland. Walton, sidney Norwl h.
O'eida. Oswego hochosnr MAJ IA FAILS Detroit Chi
and Wet Pullman Slecpers reclining chair free
suspension Bridge Daily all other trains daily.
ccpt Sunday.
Pullman drawing room seats and sleeping car berths
obtained at 1923 Broadway, NewYork. ]. c. ANDERSON
g. +. A.. 10 Exchange Place. New. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03

~ CT!CE OF ASSiGNMENT.-NCtc is hereby
~ given that II nry Croupton. OF the city Of Paterson In
Of New jersey. hath
d,v uadr assignment to subscriber Of his estate the
rnual 81 hi creditors and hot the laid creditors
must exhibit their r-ctis. claims, under oatn or anme
ton To the sui scrbrr. his Cncc Room No. |. First
National Hanl BGiid.ug. Paterson y. J.
Dated January Twenty :hth, Eighteen Hundred and
NinetytwO. NoEfRI WILLIAMS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
Ec3nl Notices.

ETEOpOLITAN TRUST COMPANY or
l.a II; f.. Co.. bradford. E0.d ID ~wrthupt X 4 %
aud Row Ci'y fld.,d L. X. Co. IL up Court = on
Plea u VI kean County 40 ., February IeiH 1871
'F0ErILosrRE SALF-Tho undersigned. Special
Mas, ia fqulty ~ ~ Common i'as ~ VI h'a
County, g., mat pap "li.3'G y y, nbl G a s
ton o. "a. highest hdi"f at to once ~ ~ Bi alpu
Borde KinIua T. T. Co.. 100 Br'cfFd N'h an 'ouh.'.
iccn-ylNanla. on ihu.sd.Y ,bit I'm ~ NJ
O'Clock H. no. al the pop ~ and IAN h'e - thc bI|li
ford b1-dlI klnKut H. X. Co.. ton-i,tns ~ tal az
fu Rracford - Smp,o with branch from hinild June.
ton To- K.w CIV wth T., leased ln' cohsi .AnE o.
railroad f-om simpson Su"fhIo.t With the capital
Stork - M nv 5ty 1lird j.. 4. Co. which own.
line q slr.ad f.5r. Row ,l.v Tid-sd in al about
bankuent 80. fls r.i-- -iiue-. tNu'., aN.'Hc-.
Fals tes. spike, water tanks iron. wood ana other ma
terlals structure superstruc:lr"s bridges, warehouses
sofoh0u.e- drpoS landings, hincrL fcr ui,loslnR
OF Lifting Loading unloading or Helsht ana othef
appuft,nances connected Herewith machine shop sRd
Ill cher shops used with said railroad, and
Ing consisting Of locomotive onDi.atl"h cafs
Ii freight - OF transfer trucks passenger
Isperr to .ad Railroad company
TERMS or SALE-Tbc up,c: price at when slid prop.
sriy viii sold is mod by aid Deere aforesaid at
sG2 $50 81. Ths amount must h paid A. follows
ssi tlo time Of sal" IA following manner" Oo
r. h and Is ~ io IN cash EccN,r's Certificates md
tho s3t il0J2 in thirty day. from dat 81 sale
price tim" IN FIls Nortttg" liohd7 "heh
will De- received surh amount iaa as they may b"
a1cd oy Ole T. De- pad 90 cash bv Tho purchaser az
ie tlmc u ale De hen paid ~" said property will
b. Immediately ..od without any other o. fuithe sdNer
Should hr Iu-ch 'r at su "l" pay tn casa
psrt OF h. hid 81 sale. ad +efus" or neglect 20
JAY 10 h. paid u t'y DAYS AFTER sad sale on
The day fixed thcn M amount th"et.i"r pa" bN a
"a fcaterfi-,d ard sot in The slu manner "a - arc
had leon NADIA GEDEGi. T. RobERI>, NHeclh Master
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
0cacbers.

A MEKICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCI.
"A Supplies Professor Teachers tutors Io'e "a
Mr.. M. j. YOUNG FULTON. % Union Square.
- Est TEACHERS supplied Tor all or2nche, In any
ID FEE for registration. Form Tor stamp
p. " HUYSSOON. American School Bureau, : w. l4tns~
NOR a PRIVATE TUTOR. recommended nv weknown
successful preparing iDt
college address Yale University. Box L. l23S Broadway
rDHE FISK Teachers Acencies-Ncw.York Bc1tohi, Oh!
1 caro, Los Angeles &C., 5000 positions lltd H. l.
CROCKEE y. Y Manager. Lincoln Bldg. Union 81
vT,UTORS Professors. Teachers. Governesses OF al
branches supplied to universities colleges schools ana
Cculars schools parents. Modern languages
.noksn MIRIAM COYRIERE $50 shave. cor. 2oth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03

wcinseln. Ascfcr. TO hcir> oi o JShh u irV'o''
l4th.-t " of 7th-ave l year, Tl5'OUV; -, 12ith.st
With. Louis, 10 Jane. hl!Ghs anu '"'' . . "
o of I.enON-aNC, wear. -l".-J".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
" I,pprur COIRT OF THE STATE OF

- IIEfME W. III VT LIE. 81 liz VIZ
A stewart, Chari- IT, Mar,hAl and John crosby Bro@H
S ssr,nee se Company in NeWScS PRINTING against eose
4 ,Ihonias llctty Badeau AlOn1o /. Kent, Ellen X.
Maisy and f e X nroay y pc I ., rrui Estate
under pap, Writing dated octobf u $50 p9il@rtlng
tea-ei aud therein described a. her executors aud ru-os
NJ mt NaoGa Gaik OF WHSbHtrouge l,so SGIrstnT
More and John Doe Richard Roc John Robinson Richard
H, , S"" late 81 tht civ e and State Of
NcwYok deceased and OF whose names the p>ntns are
Foshnn Richard own John Jones and stephen D.l@r
he9e hrt1G' as S Az sald i' Mnr CO.. Ke TnO ate
~ tho city. county and state OF York decea"i aud
who arr gnEnqTa c 9 nSa c%a
TO tho abovc-naned defendants and each 81 thom:
,h' ana ato,ncy Within twenty days a"r thu
and OF Your failure 10 Spl%a or aisTer iHdsmen;
Dated Dat Xeycrts lin;;lss29l, n.,..r, .,..
ONCE and poscfce adde's. ~ broadway View YORK civ
To the defendants Ellen X Macky Lille X Bronloy.
e@visees Of trust c,tate under rapt. writing dated
S iSn. Of l nassP Reo DEE ' and WI" e e2s
described ner g,ors and trustees the First
wIse called w,ll- croua,.. P,pnsylyana John Doe,
Richard Roo John Robinson cha'l n19wn John Jones
az tho civ cornty and state OF New York deceased and
q John %AG Doe "' Richard & john ob RSha a' BoTn
John and stephen Bak1r being fictitious names and
said Maac G. Kent late tho city. county and state of
New-York deceased aud WHO are unknown 10 the plain
The foregoing = served upon You and OF
s Ny on % tho ] Of tac S"rm cSr of e
STAT ~ NrN York dated hc "a day Of January. 1892
the cIty aud comnty OF Nev-Yor tie County Court
House IN the city Of NcwYor on the I'd day OF January
DATED Nsy Sy KE%K 20 f IYf .,oD.v
Once postoice address, III Broadway New City,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
Ncw.Nork. Tuesday. Fab. 2

Ncw-Nok. Tuesday Flb.
The following sale, held at tho Exchange and
Auction Room today:
f.storv dwelling. with lo' ~ 81 west 9jtll-s n
IS. (. >tn-lNc 4ot Is ,IOO1I II Sprng'tt $1,000
f-~t0rs bIldiu-. with lot No lOl allNe sal r.
"A I1fu--t. 10 IN-u, Nm /, Hoe. 7-u.lOo
,.Or, dVr TN iOt. No B.J .ui-IVe. corn 2
$50, 10 and H. J2i,t. lot IS JAlOj, David NugcnL
s5l. 600.
t..tory building vita lease Of lot. No III East st.s'.
3. I3o.p It BloIdWdi lot 50 6A33 II hschcE "en-
S-,oiy dwellings, with plot Of and. Noe. $50 and
l65, LeNHrton-a,e, corner l0iti-st, pot 3LSA51
H. Il. sire. z-0c2'.
similar b.ilinG with lot, 80 100 I'eNngton-a's'
Joining above. lo' 10 ~NiJ r. >lib.f-t'in, $50,
similar bul1ing with lot. l,oi- L,Ningtn.a'e. al
JouIu. ABOVE, J. 4 smith. - 80
/ ,InAar b1hdnr wiz. lot No LG4t LeNng ion.ave.
sG,oiuing above. !. } NeUng. $500.
similar building. Win lot NO lOio LeHnsto ave al
iOliIy above, l. Lone. $3.50
! J->'Oy dwelling With .of. 40 Los LeNnSt0 az =.
ado ming above. alg Burn,. 800
.lnlar building with lot 40 lvoO LcNlns toh-A'c'
adjoining above II Il SIR, $500.
similar building. with lots, Nos l'6o- " ooe Lex
ingtOnaVc ad Joining above, Gumprccht & Co :@iO1o
similar building with lot No o5s LeXingt 0n-ayc "
corner lO5th.st lot i7.7xjj Joseph Nest. ol05i5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AM
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE

For Philadelphia $50 40 90 10 90 IL 80 m
nirt SUNDAYS, 900. 10 80, IL 80 a. M, 80 800
Roncre and washneon daily ct 90 II 80 with
Dining car a. M, l 30, 30 Dining Car. 90 p m.
Il % night ,,o IA ~, % .
10 night Except Satudy nishu SMnday y ~
Harrisburg, FottsyiQe, &c. $500.
A. NJ 80 so p. M. Il Is midnight Except Saturday
Tickets and Paror-Ca be procured at II, II;
col, AS ga LILO S2S brcadwey q. GtnS AVER 20
$40 ;ulton.st 9s Broadway, Brooklyn. -,
N,wl ork Transfer Company viii call for ana check
baggage from hotel residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
ERIE LINES.

Hill AN6VO
SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NEw.Y0hk AM
S HaNkH fN III = hSeaHANffsS FiS
RAMA OF MOUNTAINS. FORESTS AND
%e" Eai. w eo.n h:. wsa:
ei.a ata a@%onapcIt AySn 1sp5nS nOSsss;ss
i1ins west Trains leave NewYorE. foot ., chamseFs
It. follows and I'VE minute, earlier rom "ee' ~"s"
n OOA NJ paiy-vla Niagara Falls and Chautauaua
9.OU Lake ParIor car NeT.York to pu,ialo Sleeper
horneiIsye to .m Sssav oS Monticello "
yE~TIBULED LIMITED.
. m p. NJ. Day-soli train for CHICAGO via Shautan
70 chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
$50 a r Nj 6 SniSpS S4NN'' = . '''''1'
chicago AND GRAND TRUNK EMPRESS.
d. ~ fols aid GRIND Trua& Railway. sIeopars to
Bunalo. Rochester. Toronto ana un.ease
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
- OP NJ plily-Vla Chautauqua Lake and Niagara
S,3O rails SOLID train Chicago sleepers 10 Buffalo
Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERyIs.
70? ,PGda AVS a. a. n. p nv 80 p H. 80 p m.
FOR NEWBURG.
,,.t.IK DAYS q. M. 3 - =. m, AS r. m, 9 80
W - H. sunday.-9 Il. M. = y. m. 80 D. IN.
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
", APPS AND uME-rABLLs mey be obtained ti from
aiming select s hotels and boarding houses suburban
TONES " describing vicinity OF New.York; "Chautauqua
Lake souvenir and summer Excursions
t.u,kETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At
| toi 5i7 and o57 broadway, Chambers and West
2ads, Ferries Nv lorN So f1tost bT I2a!yn
10 DiIianEen and Jersey CITY station. Erie Transfer
COMPANY ,a and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
cc"'e' d. l. ROBERTS General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
CENTRAL IL. IL. OF NEW.JERSEY,
rCOI Ui LIBERrY 81, NORTH RIVER.

90 OF LIBERTY 81, NOhIH klkEn
Time Table OF November 2eth 1891:
40 a. III. for Easton. Maueh Chunk, Wlkesoarte
Reading rs%aeSs aad ro ;SI s.s Ss.
Mach CHUNK Wlkesharre and scranton.
800 a. IN. for Easton and Allentown ~ su..-.
90 a. IN. for Ea,ton and Mauch chunk; on sundays
Easton, Mauch Chunk Shamokin and william, port
cIa to a R nor H'G PotsSe ra%aqas sha.
nOkin Sunbury wlliamspOr. Through couch TO Williams
90 p Tor Easton Mageh Chunk; Eeaang Ma,a
burg l rsS for faoa Maash chnk T.maqs fc.
VILE Reading and harriSHSss Clam. R.,d,Dg Harris
burg WkesbaFre, scranton. 1ansQua. Potuvile. sAsA
5ssSg T. M EasiCH Msqsh CHUNK Reading, Harris
burg s. ,Iss e % oo
20 SoI r % sHst:y; = g Il
go 5SS 20 go 50 40 no. oS % l5 .SS S't's
y rs 81 IS So s., sgS s
90 80 10 &C. Co. II ID IS So M M + % - ilss
siSs 80: 400, 800 80, 1900 900 io:oo p n
10 e. I Is 3. 80 90 !sS 5sS 81;
s 49, s 49, ,s 800 90 4 80 90 sS Ssf %
1895 g Is sqna dS 80 90 Os co. ~ oo 70 CO
freehold and Atlantic 30 Highlands a. 20 ss
"a hSS Lsas and point. south r.
anis too 80 800 sundays. s.ssps o.ess
FOR LAKEWOOD.
At 40 sl5 a NJ. 80 3 as. 20 y. Paroe
cars ars run on trains leaving at rs M. 80 s:.s.
10 p. N. 30 SUNDAY tsins -, n, "a
Si For 6iy. ~ v lPsd aud prdseOn at ss
~ For For Monmouth Beach and seabrght at $780, SIS,
lbs .. M 80 400. +:2o p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
pusiuess ,ropcrtn for Sale ano 90 Ell.

Business I)ropcrtn for Sale aao 20 LII.
Cor LEAsE-Two small buildings also Sscs"t, r lcIs
4 ~ b.tN"rp NtrnNr am l@L I''''''
- a. I0IiX L. BROOkMAN, - EXCHANGE Fla,e-
rr,o LI.r-In Worthst n"r Hudson four I'm M
-, Gryeoods. or other puS,
rIhe -cIi"nt OF THIS bulIiihs
occup'e" OS 49," ALFRED l.. MAILING "a Ccdar.sI-
IN ITT Together OF scIaratey, four lofts IN lOI Lib
'erir..t 32NlCO each: especially 1d1ntd fol "t1a5
raphe,s cngraycrs or printers D EDDY va W.
Broadway.
mo IET-Fyc light lofts each OoNsO IT,. Win amps
i mower and heat. in tho new ano substantial o"
, ., N ~ Wats.st bet. Canal and N0rick stS ABBY
~ ,,o promises or 70 HORACE &. ELY. g. Codar.st
Ciin propertn 90 Get.
7, EsrRABLE DWELLINGS y :ccct i@ gcGHnsv
500 Madison ave. corner J2dSt
flats 60 Get, FURNISHED.
THE GRTYI.OCK A.-A.-A
A. Northcast corner West 1ithst. and Columbus!Ve,
10 lot auarnentS exceptionally well arranged, Mter Al
entirely new method rents 81 300 20 5000
:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03

IT LCERS of the Leg and Varcosc Veins by a
- new and simple method no pain n, rest in bed
Piles without cutting often by correspondence alone Ill
TO IL and 5 70 D. weekdays only.
Dr. BREMNEk, ue w. 42d-st., n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03

JOHN NJ POWERS Counsel. - Williamst. :. y. city.
Done In pursuance ~ resolution of Board. adopted Jan
uary l3 1902. Attest: EUGENE T.. BUSnE. secretary.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-09-29
Many Innovations.

Examiner Schwab informs US that the
changes made in the rules of the new board
are many. Among others we note that the
number of questions in each branch is re-
duced to from five to eight, thereby gaining
time without materially affecting the rigidity
of the examination. The examination will
extend throughout the day, beginning at 8
O'Clock in the morning, With noon recess.
The studies will be divided so that as near as
possible half will come in the morning and
half in the afternoon.
Heretofore examinations were not given in
reading, spelling and theory and practice
grades were given from the MSS, and a
knowledge of the applicant. It is the inten-
tion of the new board to examine in these
branches, and also penmanship. -
As was before stated the general average
has been raised and as result, out of IA ap-
plicants at the last examination but two were
successful.
The course of the new board will certainly
raise the standard of Henry County teachers.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-09-29

Sensible styles in underwear at sensible
prices at Horn & Norden's. 2t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-09-29
Congratulations
To OFFICIALS AND CITIZENS
CONCERNED IN THE MOVE
MENT.
The Contract for Kalida Pike I'M
provement let to McCurdy &
Son


Henry county citizens generally and more
especially those of the southern part have
cause for great rejoicing in action taken that
makes the graveling of the Kalida Pike
through Flatrock township certainty.
The commissioners at meeting Tuesday
awarded the contract for stoning and grav-
cling the said road to W. 81. McCurdy &
Son, the stipulated price for graveling and
grading aggregating $4,000. In addition
the contractors are allowed 1922 per !thous-
and feet for lumber used in bridging, by the
county, which cost, however, will be very
small.
While the first bids included both stone
and gravel, the last were for 12 inches gravel
only, and IL foot road bed. This will
make very good road being 2 feet wider
than that portion of the same road in Napo-
leon township.
The contractors. say that 1t will be inn
possible to complete the work this fall be-
yond, possibly, a mile or two from Holgate,
on account of foul weather soon to set in
and difficulty in securing material which
will nearly all be shipped in via. Holgate.
While the peot are waiting anxiously for
the improvement and dred another seasons
bad roads, yet the fact that a year hence will
see Napoleon and Holgate connected with a
fine pike, will help wonderfully to palliate
any inconvenience.
For their persistence in working for the
people to this end the commissioners are to
be commended. They have taken no action
of greater Importance, nor more beneficial
to more people than that just finished on the
Kalida Pike improvement.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-09-29
Rage.

We are in receipt of news from "Hattle
the Fair" who is visiting the stoneyald that
she has no more use for the newsy sheet
known hereabouts as the NORTHWEST. She
also is rather forcible in stating that she will
never pay blank, blank, blankety blank
cent of the amount she is in arrears and de-
fies US to come to Toledo and storm the
stoneyard in quest of said amount. Very
we'll, dearie, we'll make you present of the
pittance in which you are arrears, and hope
that the lessons you have inculcated from the
NoRTHwEsr's g columns together with the good
teachings of your present habitation. will
effervesce reform in your case--or at least
curb drunks to week.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-09-29
A Crippled Wheel.

Hiram vanCampen and DR.. Brinzley
wheeled to Defiance Sunday. When within
miles of the windy town Vans pneumatic
tire burst with Vesuvian report and let the
wheel down With no gentle emphasis The
remains of the tire were removed and the
rest of the trip was made on the unsym-
pathetic rim of the wheel, the DR.. and Van
taking turns at the punishment. People in
Defiance and vicinity do say that the rim
made noise resembling threshing machine
after seasons work. The return trip was
made on wheels with solid tire-those of the
$40 Wabash cannon ball.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-09-29
Personal and Society Gossip.
Pleasant Mention of our Own and
Other People.

Mrs Frease was in Toledo ldonday.
Gale Orwig returned to Harvard Saturday
evening.
Lawyer Thos. Emery Of 8 yam was in the
0. ty Friday.
Frank Coe rode over to Hamler Saturday
on his wheel.
Peter Donnelly has returned to his studies
at Ann Arbor.
D. H. Gunter, of Monroe township, was in
the city Monday.
Judge and Mrs. Donnely visited friends
in Sandusky last week.
Miss Minnie Sutphen of Defiance visited
friends in the city this week.
Mrs. Groschner is spending this week
visiting friends in Canada.
Editor Moore and ". A. Hanna of Nc
Clure were in the city Saturday.
Mrs, Mink of Tiflin was guest of Mrs.
Geo. Hahn during the past week.
Ray Heller and Arthur Harrison left the
first of the week for school at Ann Arbor.
A. j. Vandenbroek was called to Minister,
Ohio, on Monday to attend the funeral of an
uncle.
Jules Hanna, one of the arc lights of the
Defiance Ne,Os, spent Sunday with friends
in Napoleon.
Reed Siford, Frank Fisk and j. W. Han
ma are in attendance at the Bowling Green
Fair to-day.
Mrs. E. H. Palmer left Tuesday for an
extended visit with relatives in Heplar,
Crawford County, Kan.
Jas. Connolly was IN the city Tuesday on
business and also as side issue taking in
the Hardy Adams suit.
Mrs, A. E, Augeustein, who has been visit
ing friends in Toledo for the past two weeks
will return home to-day.
Drs. E. i. Viers and Harry p. Haag of
Liberty were witnesses in Court Tuesday on
the Hardy Adams suit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Britton left for their new
home in East Saginaw, Mich, on Saturday.
The best wishes of the people of Napoleon
go with them.
Messrs. Matthews and Vail, wives and
children, and Miss Cynthia Pueh, of Otta-
wa, drove over and spent Sunday with the
family Of NJ. Knupp.
Mrs. Lewis Bender returned from Indiana
on Saturday where she had been called by
the serious illness of her mother, who died
few days after her arrival.
Mrs. VanHying entertained a company of
lady friends Monday evening, in honor of
her sister, Mrs. Hamlin of Toledo, who has
been her guest for week or so.
Mrs. H. @. AK of Napoleon who has been
spending the past two weeks in Fulton coun-
ty returned home Saturday. Her sister,
Miss Norah Frazier of Wauseon accom-
panied her and will remain few days.
Dr.. John Diemer is home from Medical
college for several weeks vacation. John is
on his last year ard when completed his
course will be thorough one. Still he
proposes to attend college at Toronto, Cam,
after leaving Buffalo.