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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-06-04
WOLVERINE WHISPERS.
NEWS OF THE STATE TOLD IN A
BRIEF FORM.
A Midnight Collision ON the Detroit
River Results I'm Two Deaths by
Browning. strike Settled.

John Hurley and Engineer
Robson were drowned in De-
troit river by collision be-
tween the steamer City of Mackinac
and the tug Washburne about md
night Saturday. MIR. Hurley is mem
Der of the well-known firm of j. 81 Il.
Hurley, vessel owners, trucking agents
and coal dealers, of this city. Robi-
son was chief engineer of the steamer
Majestic, owned by the Hurleys The
tug had on board besides the two
drowned Capt Burns, Engineer Horn,
and two members of the crew. The
tug had taken Mr.. Hurley to the Ma
jectic which was passing up, bound for
Duluth with coal, and when he had
finished his business with the captain
the tug started for its dock, taking
Engineer Robson on board. Sud
denly Capt. Horn saw a number of
lights directly ahead, and before he
could get away the big black hull of
the Macllinac doomed up directly in
front. Full steam was given but the
crash came and Mr.. Hurley and MIR.
Robson, who were seated on the
deck forward, were thrown into the
water and Capt. Horn was thrown
through the pilot house into the river.
The latter managed to board the tug
and with the aid of the engineer and
fireman ran her TO beach on the Cana
dian side, when it was seen that she
would soon go down, thus saving all
on board. All possible search was
made for the drowned men without
success. Those on the tug, which was
almost submerged, were chilled through
when found by yawl sentout by the
Mackiuac.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-06-04
An Extraordinary Murder and Lynching

An Extraordinary Murder and Lynching.
An extraordinary murder and lynch
ing occurred at Bastrop, La. One man
committed the murder and one man
did the lynching with the assistance of
the murderer. 5. Chambliss Brigham,
manager for Col. George g Phillips,
who owns a plantation on Island De
Siard, while in the field was shot dead
from ambush by an old Negro. The
Negro then walked TO the plantation
residence. summoned Col. Phillips and
told him he had killed Brigham and
wanted to be hanged for it. Col.
Philips put rope around the Negro S
neck and the Negro was soon swing
ing in a death struggle from limb of
tree. No motive is assigned for the
murder and it is thought that the
Negro was insane.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-06-04

The clothespin factory at Ludington
has orders for 3 1000 pins.
The purses hung up at West Branch
for the July races aggregate $1,000.
The Chicago & West Michigan r Dad
will have 500 new freight cars on the
line tomorrow.
Kallsaska has determined to cele-
brate the 4th and 5th day of July in
order to do the job properly.
1t has been legally decided that the
notes given in West Bay City in aid of
the Battle Creek g. Bay City railroad
must be paid.
The wool boot factory at Hastings
will send a special train to Chicago,
consisting of IS cars loaded with their
goods on June 6.
Frank Slater, the assailant of Amelia
Pichette, of Eagle Mills, has been con-
victed of simple assault and battery
and fined 500 or 80 days.
Twelve applicants for an Annapolis
cadetship were examined at Owosso.
AL Of them failed to pass. new ex-
animation will be ordered.
The Geological society of the
University is endeavoring to obtain the
means to purchase life-sized oil
painting of tho late Professor
"a inchell
A. M. Todd, of Kalamazoo, will soon
erect and operate the largest pepper
mint refinery in the United States.
He will grow peppermint on the bot
tom lands.
A. w. KonlSle, who did the mysteri-
GUS disappearance act from Tallman
last week, has returned. He drew
$500 on contract and has been having
good time.
Saginaw is in the race to capture one
or both of the state conventions, and
City Clerk Davis has received favor
able replies from both the state CEN
trail committees.
Fred N. Ely, of Olivet, has shear ed
his Lincolnshire sheep. Ten ewes
averaged nine pounds of wool, and a
66 pound, l2 weeks old, whose coat
weighed two pounds.
In return for a $4,000 bonus, a
straw wrapping paper concern will
locate at Owosso. They Will employ
so hands, use 5000 tons of straw and
disburse $4,000 yearly for labor and
material. The bonus is forthcoming
Charlie Angel, of Grand Haven, who
contracted blood poisoning while as
sisting at an autopsy in Grand Rapids,
nearly paid lengthy visit to his
namesakes. The amputation Of a
finger, however, has checked the
progress of the disease
: The wife of Flint citizen pur-
chased some kerosene for chicken in
cubator the other day and whom she
arrived home placed some in the
hatchery, and set FIRE TO it, but now
has no incubator. The kerosene was
gasoline and there was an explosion.
A boy unable TO converse intel
ligently, dressed in blue jeans,
black pants and heavy boots, applied
TO the hospital at the state university
for admission. There was a chain
about 10 feet long attached TO his per-
son. He was turned over to the jail
authorities who have since cared for
and are holding him for Identification.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-06-04
nIne nnd Grav nt Chionro.

CHICAGO, Ill, May 3l.-The graves Of
both Union and Confederate soldiers
were remembered. Gen. Miles and
Mayor Washburne reviewed the pro-
cession which marched through the
central portion of the city.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-06-04
The amount of maple sugar In west.

The amount of maple sugar In west
ern Michigan on which federal bounty
is claimed is 5000, 900 pounds.
No further word has been received
from +. w. Egan, of Chicago, than the
letter received several days ago.
George Woodliff, resident of Hills
dale county, has been killed by falling
down a deep well, distance of 40 feet.
The steam barge Ella c., of Toledo,
was fined $500 for violating marine
laws. She was rebuilt and sailed
without papers.
Earl Grey has written long let ter
protesting against Lord Salisbury's
Hastings speech, and declaring in
favor of tariff for revenue only. r.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-06-04
Few Exercises at New York.

New YORK, May 3l.-Rain fell quite
heavily at the hour for the parade of
G. A. Il. posts and other military or
CARNATIONS yesterday, but did not
deter the veterans. The statues of
Washington, Lincoln, Seward and
Farragut were visited and the soldiers
graves in the different cemeteries
decorated.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-06-04
McKINLEY'S PRAISE.

1'N w II IINII VI VIIIU IsUIUbIoNI IIIN DNtH
Heroes at Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., May 31.-The soldiers
graves were decorated in the morning
by the Grand Army posts. In the af-
ternoon over , 200 people assembled to
hear Gov McKinley's address. His
words were full of feeling and touched
a responsive chord in the hearts of his
hearers who grew more and more en-
thusiastic each moment. The Governor
vas given a splendid ovation before
ana after his address.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-06-04
IN WAS A SUCCESS.
A Test of the Bicycle for Military Purpose
Made by Gen. Miles.

A Test of the Bicycle for Military Purposes
Made by Gen. Miles.
CHICAGO, May 3l.-General Nelson
A. Miles made an experiment yester-
day TO test the value of the bicycles
for army tactics In obedience to the
first order ever issued by an American
army officer for the use of bicycles in
transporting troops, Lieutenant Hunt,
of the Fifteenth Infantry, stationed
at Fort Sherman, with eight of the
non commissioned officers and privates
started from Pullman at 1880 on their
safeties for the Pullman building in
Chicago. They carried the full equip
IN mt that would regularly be carried
on a cross-country marsh moving in
what is called by the soldiers heavy
marching order. The men were not
expert riders and fast time was not
expected of them. Each man carried
about 81 pounds of extra weight. The
road was partially submerged by re-
cent rains, so that the trip was a Sc
we're test of the utility of the wheel
for military movements Just one
hour and twenty-five minutes after the
start the whole command presented
themselves before General Miles look
ing none the worse for the trip. Gen.
eral Miles was highly pleased with the
result. SIT was complete success, -
said he, land it is satisfactory demon
stration that military command can
move over country roads in heavy
marching order, mounted on a wheel. a
great deal faster than on the ordinary
march. 1t would have taken at least
five hours for body of soldiers TO have
travelled the same distance" The run
was Is miles.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-06-04
MARINE NOTES.
The Vast Capacity of the Lake Marine
Well Illustrated.

The Vast Capacity of the Lake Marine
Well illustrated.
CHICAGO, May 3l.-The practically
unlimited capacity of the loke marine
was shown yesterday by a dispatch
from Escanaba. which stated that
fleet of forty vessels carrying 10000
tons of ore was at that point. Not
withstaDding these enormous ship
ments. more than the entire shipments
from Chicago for week by railroads
to the East, dispatches from Cleveland
announced that vessels were in excess
of demand IN the ore trade, and that
unless some of the boats were taken
in grain trade, ore rates must decline.
There is no hope that anything will be
done in moving corn until after May
81, when the squeeze in May corn
expires by limitation. Shippers would
today hazard no guess as to what
would be done with corn after that
time.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-06-04

The poolrooms and card tables in
Hastings have had to close up shop by
order of the prosecuting attorney.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-06-04

Non-union sailor was knocked down
and whipped unm ercifully on Water
street, Toledo, yesterday. His assail.
ants were arrested.
The fog on Lake Michigan was very
dense last night and large number
of boats were out Collisions are
feared
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-06-04
Gnnd Prices for brandy.

Grand Rapids society has made
its last visit TO the old Owash.
tanong club-rooms TO buy the
clubs assets at auction. The beau
tifuI club-rooms were stripped OF
furniture adornment of every kind.
curtains, draperies and carpets. all
knocked dswn to the highest bidders.
The prices paid were very liberal.
A lot of wines and liquors was sold and
in the lot was case of brandy made
in 1890 which brought So a bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10

OF city bark stocks included American Exchange
tG2 at i52 - ari Ill -. Commerce ljO al IT,
Metropolitan go at II IA and IL II. and Re
Outside the Reading issues the general bond
market was rather quiet al irregular prices ne
TRANSACTIONS in Rcading securities we're large, pu
the final variations small lhiru incoines cIsIa
tho other incomes endc practically unchanged
Atchison general Is rallied IA per cent 70 -.
Richmond Terminal issues were III demand os
rising "a 70 81 Il and IS gaining l-2 per cent
at o. Toledo 81. Louis and hahSas Cly hrsls
further advanced per cent 70 -. On the other
han l. Missouri. Kansas and Texas reacted IA per
cent to 81 81 under realizing sales Mobile ana
Ohio general Is continued their downward move
nen,. and Texas end Pacific Issues were specially
weak. Reference is made Ia our full report OF bona
sales.
Money on call was in abundant supply at from
| 10 ID ger cent The transactions at per
cent were exceptional
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges 81 s5,2j2, s92; balances -. $500.
The Sub-frcasury was debtor to the Clearing
House S037,0sj Its net gain on balance was
cency and s22s51o in coin The days operations G
637 ,j44 resulting in general balance of $780,,
s5l 1857, consisting Of $l23,423.95S coin and
S13427.6 500 currency
The Mercantile safe Deposit Company reported
deposits of silver bullion against outstanding
certificates at $685.. 96l ounces
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day S33s,45O National bank notes for
redemption
The customs receipts were S373,lll, the in
ternal revenue receipts Sl70,SSl, and the mis-
cellaneous receipts S25,3OO
Today's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of the last previous statement as fol-
lows n,,..
No. cold on hand 81 20 EOS a sa Fe 1nS sess
Net silver on hand l8,j3j,22s l4l215oS Inc ose276
N on hand ~ s7lssOo 4sso.sG. Inc. $685.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
II ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD 8. s. co.

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ward Second Cabin ssS Round Trip per cent ,edas
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IL FOR LAGUAhY66A pYEET9 GA iInb CURACAO
vr.r,, roI Pier So SO. East aAHk River. - ;.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
WHAT WAS DUNE IN STOCKS.

Tuesday Feb. 9-p m
After all pyrotechnc displays there are lert
the useless sticks and gsuht ard backencd frame
york which previously glowed with light The
stock market at times, is little moro than a Fourth
Of July celebration. The date is not fixed how
ever and for that the number of spectators
is limited There a sharp falling of in the
volume of transactions to-day, but there was no
plain reason for it. The anthracite coal stocks
we're less prominent, and, aftei early advances
they declined with some unanimty, but there
was denial of the previous rumors that great
banking houses were buying the stocks for the
purely philanthropic purpose of establishing har-
mony between the companies There cannot be
the slightest doubt that uniform advance Of
even 20 cents a ton in the price Of coal would
Increase the profits Of the companies BY millions
of dollars. IL wOud hardly be profitable 20 buy
control of the stocks even for this great prize
he anthracite coal stocks were not weak if their
declines compared with their previous ad.
Fances. L1ckawanna fell from 100, It's highest
price, not quite per cont, but its final loss was
less Than l-2 per cent, while Reading lost only
small fraction.
The relics Of the recent sharp advance in the
coal stocks were 70 be found in the general
railway lit. Excepting Reading no one Of these
STOCKS is d alt in abroad: OF these stocks Read
ing was by all odds the strongest The fort
nightly settlement at the London Stock Exchange
VIII begin tomorrow, and according TO popular
impression, IT will deveIop an extensive short in
In this market WAS direct contradiction Of this
theory The selling Of stocks and bonds for Euro
pean account was continued without intermission
and rates Of foreign exchange were maintained
simply for this reason.
Exports of merchandise falling off. the re-
turn Of securities is not checked, and gold is still
the only international measure for the cychange
Of commodities The closing was weak under a
sudden pressure, but the selling was not for the
short account Tbs closing wus merely the
natural consequence of a too confident advance.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds continued 20 I've neglected
and small concessions IN prices were allowed but
the market was steady at these closing quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
Continental Trust Co.
N. Y. Security & Trust Co.
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
DEALT IN BY
WELLING & MALCOM,
Wall ~. cOruer New.
Financial nleetlngs.
Wall -. cOruer New.

ST LOUIS IRON MOUNTAIN AND
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
ELECTION NOTICE. -
NO 100 BROADWAY, NETWORK, Jan. Il; 1S9Z
~ Office is hereby given that the annual meet
~ Of the toshhOdeIs Of the ST. Louis Iron Moun,aa
pany office in VI ST. Louis Missouri on Tuesday
he 9Th day OF March next at o'clock m for tho cleo
lion OF IL Directors for the ensuing year, and for the
transaction OF any other business that come before said
meeting . r,-.... iii =.
held oico Wednesday the Sth day OF March
next II O'Clock noon. - , -,
The stock books will be closed on Tuesday Feb
ruary 1892 a. O'Clock M anu retpehed OH inurs'y'
iof'" 40 '''-' ~ JAY GOULD. Presideaa
A. H. CAIFF Sec rotary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS.


Bid. ASK I'D. Ask
I Iss y9Hnsy co557,. ,al r.,
$r%ai + 4 :: * e. Z h'sai" Pr i $50 %:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10

" ARiCOCELE CURED ~ years by DR.. HEATH. WITH
painless medicines, after surgical operations CLAIMS
and Sunday forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10

Actual cash In tho
Treasury vaults
over outstanding - - ..- -
certificates Sis, $40 10 S3oZai 21- inc SStao
Deposits Ia bank. l2bOb,oll ls,O2oJf DOC oS3'25'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10


Treasury vaults
Sept6satSs sIss 17j slso a. So Inc. sac7 s77
DEPOSITS In bank Io,60JSll 12O23. ga Dec. 5s3237
Net cash bal $50 go $50 +5l POL 1875 Inc 52s4 40
Tn, foreign exchanges were quiet and firm. with.
out other features. The offerings OF commercial
bills were liberal, but the demand for remittance
was not satisfied Appended are quotations for
actual business: Bankers bills 81 IS IA and
81 7aS4 ~ Ia for long and short sterling re-
sprctively French francs. DIS "a and jl6 Ia ;
rrichrnarl,s % Is and % So.
In London British coIsols were steady at 90 o.
for money aud trtc lower at % j-S for the
account The Bank of England lost $4,000
bullion on balance. In the open market mon'y
was abundant at about per cent for discounts
and lal Ia per cent for use Of bankers balances
Bar silver fell ZIG 10 IL l-sd. an ounce. The
market for American railway shares was MOI active
but In the early dealings prices were higher. al
though tho closing WAS heavy at fracilona coz
cnssons A. Paris French 2 per cents further
rallied 10 95.s2 IL. sight cXchanG" ON lordon al
vauc:ng 10 25I7 franc. 10 the sterling. The
weekly statement OF tho Banl; OF Germany showed
nm increase in Sp'ci" Of S.sS0.0On marks.
Tho directors Of thc Thrrber Whvland Company
have declared q scmi-annual divd nd OF per ceht
on tho preferred stock. aud an annual dlv'dhI OF
pr cent or the common stock payarle on frn-
ruary % ~ stockholders OF record on February 10
quarterly divi lcnd Of "a per cent on The
nrc frrrcd stock Of thu National Lad Company
will bc D, II on March -.
Wirflow LAME * Co. will pny on March
tie rrcn'nr quarterly dividend ~ "a PEI cent
on ia, guaranteed stock Of the Cleveland and
Piitsburc Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
Proposals.

RMY BUILDING, WHITEHALL STREET
"A NEW-NORK CITY, February 8, ls92-S sIed ma,
Pos.s trpcat will ;, Be rs s a. ms oee Glt
supplying ana dell eiiag 100 bennington No or oths
iir,f.closs Typwritirg Machines. supply o: c,rSoa..
papcr oil err manifold Tapr win also b. ron,,.
trrn,rs giving further par,icur' aud foil inornst,a
biidiny be had Of the Undersigned. The UnitS
states reserves the right TO Reject any all bro s
Preference will b. given to art cies OF domestic
or conditions Of quality price Dcndis
In price Of foreign projections and rc5nuf,cars ~
duty tier on being equal. fnv'lops containing pre
and ADDRESSED to ALEX. j. PERRY, Assistant oures,
MS ste tIenera, U. ,. Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10

W. HAXTrN Vice. President and Secretary
f. s. FRENCH ID VIcc.Prcr't aud Supt Of Agencies
CYRUS MUM, Assistant Secretary.
Israel {. PERSON, ActuaTy.
j. w. BRANNAN, NJ. D., Mod. Ev.
H. W MoCREADY N. D.. Consulting Physician.
FOSTER a THOMSON. Attorneys. - wall-st. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10
UlREASURY DEPARTMENT. WASHING.

InIL.tJI 10 I'll TN -, u ''-i0IIr-Ny'
be received until O'Clock Friday, February 10: ls3
working order the u s. buildings in the cities heren
after named combination gas and electric light fxtuss
lousas La Portsmouth ohio sedaa No. TexarsaDs Ark
and Watrown NY Specifications driwines nd blank forms
OF proposal will be furnished upon application the De
Inrtmcnt The right 10 reject any and all bids, and
waive defects l. reserved Partial lids build
ing VIII not be considered Proposals should be ADDRESSED
the Secretary Of the Treasury and indorsed popoh
Acting Secretary.
n, HE BOOK OF OPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave. 500 pagsS
ILLUSTRATED. The standard authority Amefic OPEN
air smusement. Rules for sailing, swimming ball play
copy. Published by The Tribune, NewYork Entertain
ing and universally complmente1 BY the press.
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= HORT ROUTE TO LONDON.

NEW. INo 9HPD 5E5G ftJ&fR 4tNtSs
Steamers al fsoW piers loot q d. hoooken
EI.BE, Sat. Feb 49, m. ALLER, Sat, Feb. o.,
oAALE Tues. Feb 10 Am TKAVE, Tues, Mar. /. I'm
spNtF Tues, Feb. 20, pm EMS, sat, Mar ). ii
first cabin SIS and upwards berth second cabin SO
berth: at Ion rates.
OELRIChS & CO.. No. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10

i National Armory, - ringicld, Mass, February Il
ls92Scalei proposals in trip cae on the blank foms
Armory until IL O'Clock Wednesday March e. jsSS
the following supplies viz: Whee,ocks Improved Com
pound Engines Materials for Boilers. Hangers ms Shai
inr Morse Williams Co.'S Elevators, Heating and Iicn,
lug Fixtures Grading, Paving, Tagsn9 &C. All article,
and labor will I've subjected 70 Rigid inspection fu, com
glance with tie spocii, win be- Insisted upon ana
no labor OF inferior guilty will be accepted
Tho Government reserves right reject any or III
proposals prts thereof torns containing instruction.
L, bidders COPY this Advertisement, blank foyw -
oposals and specifications supplies column "a,
prices be ned ia by the bidder can be had upon sp
picatlon ly nail IN p.r,oa TO the undersigned ES
velopes containing proposals should b. mar1ed Propos
for Ordnance Supplies and addressed 70 toe underme6
inanding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-10

BOARD OF DIRECTIONS.
w , BREWER Jr EDWIN II. MEAD,
VA uA\IUY HENRY +. HITCH,
'yrraE y LAWRENCE. CHARLES i. BKI1TON,
IT:Vf y MOTION FRANCIS q. ADAMS,
AniEL A. LOW BLSJAMINW ". .AcC hEADY
MERRlTT TRI MRLE, N. d. .
GEORGE 4. ROBBINS, DAVID THOMSON t..o,-
JAMES THOMSON, HAROLD a. SANDF1ISVN'
WILSON e.. HUNT, holland u MTG HELL,
CHAS. IL. LUDINGTON, RANDOLPH L. PGKDf,
HoUI:HT ROW NJ GEORGE NJ HARD,
FRANCIS SPLER. JOHN HOfSON, IL,
FREDERIC L. COUDERT. HENRY b HAEPbh
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THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
ELECTION NOTICE.

THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
ELECTION NOTICE.
NO 1oy BROADWAY. NEWYoRK, Jan. 81, 1892
NJ Office Is hereby given that the annual meet
~ Ing Of the stoc kholaors Of THE MISSOURI PACIFIC
HALFWAY COMPANY VIII 30 hold At the com.
he sth DAY OF March noxt at o'clock O. for the eec
ton OF rs Director, tho ensuing year and for the
other business that come before said
The annual meeting OF the Board OK Directors viii Do
Office "Wednesday. the 9th day Of March
next at ~ o'clock
The transfer books vii be closed Tuesday. Feb
rrsry 1892 at O'Clock r. and rsOpenrd on Thursday.
'1'''' 49, '0'- JAY GOULD. President
A. II. CALEF. Secretary.
THE ANIMAL MEETING OF TIE STOCK
i HOLDERS Of the r. l.. WOOD STEAM HOSE
AND FABRIC MANI'FA CTURfNG CO., LIMITED" for
OF directors FOR the ensuing Will be held
No. StuyvesaDtst. NewYork City, the 10th doy Of
1882, a 3 %. N T. L.. WOOD.
President