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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

Teachers institute high school, Sat
urday, Oct. 2Srh. 900 a. M;
Call to Order-Superintend
Roll cnll-Secretary
Reading of minutcs-Secretary
Vocal mus,c--SelectiOn, pupils.
Election OF vice-president, secretary and
reporter for coming year
Report of library association.
Selection of officers TO serve for the
ensuing year.
Instrumental music--Mcmbers of in-
stitute
object of the Teacher
luD Paper by Principal Randall
lbl Paper by Principal Jones.
(cJ Discussion.
Lcssons-''Worll's Fair"
lO PAPER by Miss Clayton.
tb) Paper by Miss Mitchell.
(c) Remarks by others.
Physical Culture"-Prof. Haste.
ReGation-Prof. Haste
Vocal SolO-Mcmber Of institute.
Announccments-Sup
Adjournment.
To this, the first meeting
of the teachers of the city
public schools all teachers are cordially
invited 10 be present aud participate in
the exercises. The friends of education.
the city council and the board of trustees
are especially requested to give this meet
ing their approval and Endorsement by
their presence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

The Evening Star thus personalities
n Fort Worth gentleman: Martin
lasey Of Fort Worth Is in tho city. and
Martin Casey is about as live a man
rs there Is IN Texas. There we're about
1000 persons In the city from Fort
Worth yesterday, aud the representa-
tive citizens Of that city. Mr.. Casey
worked night and day to got a biz
crowd over aud TO make the excursion n
big success, and Mr.. Casey was sue
cessful, He was In particularly high
spirits this morning The Fort Worth
brewery was awarded the first premium
on beer az the State fair aud carried
on the blue ribbon over all competitors.
This made Mr.. Casey bigger man than
james 5. Hogg aud George Clark com.
hiuod"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27
McFEE OF pUBLIN.

For long time ii has been evident
that IL John II. Kelly could obtain a play
which would give full scope to his
talents, he would take his place among
the most prosperous OF Irish comedians
now starring in this country. Snch a
play he has at last found 10 Melee OF
Dublin" in which he will be seen al
thc opera house Monday night. Oct. 30.
and he IS reaping his reward from a de-
lighted public His performance in the
title r'le is a masterpiece of comedy
characterization. full Of originality, re-
plcie with genuine humor, and altogether
the hest thing he has ever done. But Mr.,
Kelly does not like some actors who
might be named) desire 10 shine as q star
Ia bundle Of sticks. He has surround
Ell himself with an excellent company.
more than Que member Of which has
previously enjoyed stellar distinction. An
important part is given TO 'Georeie Par.
k2r. tha. charming cogncdienne, tlc super.
itriiy Of whose vocal and feTpsichnraan
abilities l. eyerywher. ackno,sie,lrs,i
The finc voice and excellent method ~
Adelaide Randall. tie widely -kpown
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

by night the magnificent new city
hail which was accepted from the hands
of the contractors yesterday, will be
tenanted. Chief Maddox and his assis-
tants hope to be in their quarters to-
night. and to accomplish this, he has al
ready begun arrangements for the moy-
ing Mr. Maddox has two handsome
Offices adjoining One will be used as
his general business office and the one
in the rear will be a private office.
Judge Smith will open his court in
his new chamber tomorrow. Besides
the court room, commodious apart
ment, Judge Smith will also have
private office,
Most of The other city officials will
begin moving today, but not all Of them
will have finished the task before to-
morrow night.
The city Jail will remain where It is
until the cells are paced in the new
prison.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27
PERSONAL,

Jerry Ellie and Charlie Whssx
tuInej vasterlav over he Rori IL
from Chicago.
Mrs I q Rurlbeoa of Wac ~
ing Mrs. IL. X. Wall at 500 Eia
KNAPP street
Mr. s II Rninev extenslyely sipi
In lumber, is In the city.
Mr. L e. Nenlenball of E,ssfl
Ind, is in tho city.
DIR C. A Parker left last nl.t
Lexington, Ky, and win be suus =
ten days.
j.. C. McClelland and family q
lesion, East Tennessee. spent It','''
IN the city. They are en- route . "
boro, this state, where they VII
relatives,
Mr.. VIM. Y. Chinp, district ~
for IL. O. Dunn q Co, for w
Texas, spent yesterday in the ~
guest OF Mr.. LsItoy Gregory, VI
mam ger here,
Mrs Alloy. Hogp has returned ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

Val Robertson was having good
time last sight and lost u $50 gold
watch and SID in cash.
Today burglug entered the residence
of Thomas J.. lMughlin aud stole a
pair Of diamond earrings.
Simon Parker. who conducts meat
stand, near the pOstotlice, Is minus HIS
clerk, Harry Conroy. who jumped with
500 Ia cash this inoping.
Boss Irvine Of Cursicuua visited va.
riciy thcutcr last night and gave wait.
or u SO hill 10 10 get him a bottle Of
hccr The waiter thought he had found
a FISH and 50 he never returned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27
Hung IN EFFIGY.

A dummy" was found hanging TO a
Telegraph pole, just south of the Santa
Re yard office early yesterday morning.
Pinned TO the form was placard which
read: THIS Is the last of the agitator
and tralsor."
There WIS nOihing on the form to indi-
cate who ii was intended 10 represent,
hut previous incidents leave little doubt
hanged IN eiiigy."
IL motive il said to have been 10
resent the alleged nctioa of Mr.. Lassitcr
70 cruising the names TO a petition.
Several days ago a number Of Santa Fe
employees pethioned thae their pay checks
oe sent at once. The petition came 90
ne hands of Division Superintendent
l,ayiason. who SEMI u 10 AgeKt Wynns,
OF mis- ciy asking thai K be Withdrawn.
Inc Petitioners ray they would have
aoeeded 20 Mr. Day1dson's request. hut
mat Mr LaSsiter erased all the names
WITHOUT the Knowledge Of the Eigners.
me men have RECALLED the petition aud
u II thought nothing more will come OF
the Incident
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

There came near being stahhing
ARRAY on Main street electric car about
clock last night A rather tough
looking individual offered tin tag from
a plug of tobacco for his fare. When
tough" expressed the intention Of rid
ing whether or not. The motormnn pre-
pared 20 eject the man and the latter
promptly pulled dangerous looking
knife. He made a slnsh at the motor
man, according TO the story of witnesses,
and 1t is thought made rent In the
motornnn's coat, He then ran and at a
rested.
Neither of the names could be learned
last night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

The Alf Miers murder cnsc IS on in
the criminal court Nothing new was
elected today beyond the fact that Con-
stable Riley Burnett attempted 10 arrest
Nliers without n warrant. The latter at
first submitted aud then by ruse So
cured Winchester rifle and the officer
was shot down. Tho defense holds that
the arrest was unlawful aud the killing
was Ia sclf-dcfensc. Miers was wanted
ia Shachleford county when arrested and
when the cold-bloodcd murder was per
neLEIinl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

Alinister-.I have noticed, Patrick, that
the vane on our church splre has not
changed It's disctsen fer several weeks,
though the wind meantime has blown from
oil points OF the compass. Can you explain
the reason OF thisi
Pstriog-I'm thinking can do that
same, yer reverence. II needs the satpe thing
as the people that sit under its' soondays.
Mlnieter-~Aud what 10 thats
pstrick--A little grace, yer rivetsHce :
Boston Courier
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

of beans contained in a bottle atF,l
Boener's. His guess was ZOO 4
the bottle contained 20Oi. liz |
awarded a goid-headed ebony cane, vi
at $50.
The guessing will be Confined III
hut different prizes will be ava
each time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

The beginning of another effort to
drive the variety thcatcrs from Fort
Worth was made yesterday. Chief Mad
dox swOre out complaints against both
Andrews aud Holland. These complaints
ure made in accordance with the new
ordinance and II is thought they will be
made effective.
The cases will be brought 10 trial us
soon as Mr.. Andrews who is in Dallas,
shall return. which, It is thought. viii
be next week. The complaint against
Andrews will be tried first.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

ASHLAND, WIS, Oct. .6.--Six Ine0
wen, horribly burned by assd and steam
% she Ashland Eulphile lil,sr cOsnpany's
plant this morning. The injured mon
We're removing tie covering Of the lower
plr OF the dipstorS WHEN the waole
substance OF acid. steam and pulp came
down on them, Il Is claimed The acei-
d'T't wns The result of rareics~nees IN
NOT removing the upper cover hrst Tie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27
DALLAS BUDGET.
uERITED PRAISE OF MARTIN
CASEY OF FORT WORTH.
A weddIng-Ticket scalper Arrest
ed-NIcMahon san Aiiyo--severNi
Robbcries.

DALLAS, Tex, Oct %. Specially
John A. McMahvn, shot by VIII Ryan
last night, still fingers on This side of
the grave with poor prospects of Il ~
c0ycry. There are no new Developments.
settles ID.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

Miss Leita Mai Childers and Mr.. VIII
H. Allen, social fayorfts. were married
AZ the Methodist Episcopal church by
Rev. II. l.. Spraggins. \ reception fol-
lowed ut ulc residence Of DIR. and Mrs
j. V. Childers, which was largely at
tended.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

The members annual meeting of the
successful meeting at this mission last
night Mrs. Knight made an excellent
talk. Her text was taken from chapter
", Saint Luke. Tonight's meeting will
be conducted by Rev. j. \. S.oan. All
are invited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27
nInYI -prNsltAW.

DECATUR. Tex. Oct U.-lSpecfai.l-
shelby Howl. a pro.uient young grocer OF
Drcaiur, aud Miss filn kenshnw. also OF
this place. were srrlei ~ o'clock p. M.
Tor m extended bridal tour 10 points Ia
Iauiaiuuu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

GALVESTON, Tex, Oct. = ~ 2
THIS afternoon as abe sani2a y 49, y
arrives here at 3:45 O'ciock ~
WAS backing down 10 the Nsnslr n
three cara comprising the M =
track and were precipthts. ~ ~
Inc accident occurred neA. ,,,,la v
Thlrty-third street while w ,slr ~
Ing over tresi,e,. foF.u 80 q 4 =
necSirnt might nave resulted. Xxx n
The wreck was a misplaced svi'ir ~
rine did not leave the trar-' ~. Z.
train WIS on the scene sfY1 a !
now engaged IN raising me Nv ~. N =
mnd and water IN whieh ""
imbedded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27
rIIE oREGoN LAUNllII'.l

SAN FRANCISCO, ual- .,ls w
Shortly before noon the pS,ss :
.on. the first Of her chass tll 7
fhe coast. was launched y Il q
iron works before one - Z. ~.
natives Of the army, 'he ~
che general eoFeiii'1ss,l,eloo !.
states Of California aud ~r,li1
large number Of inyN"
pp'sent-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

the Santa lie at San Antonio 5 IN the
city.
Va
Conductors John Murphy, j. S. Bird.
S9ng and smith of the main line Of rho
Missouri, Kansas and Texas are in the
city attending The fair
j. w, Welch, division superintendent Of
4hc Missouri Kansas aud Tevns with
headquarters at Parsons, Is In the city.
Mr.. CASTOR MeSlicr, geuoral passenger
and ticket agent Of the Texas and Paci-
ilc, yesterday had two ticket scaiper
firms arrested for selling return excursion
tickets 10 the fair, who1l had printed on
ihem the prnulty clause as required by
recent act " legislature The firms wore
PEBBLES y Hunt aud Black & Hurst. The
iatier hrm agreed TO - ont Of business
and the prosecution against them was
Withdrawn, Today, in The county court
lined 81 and costs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27
LATE RAILROAD NEWS.
AGArNsr ruR n. Am p.

WASilfNGroN, Oct. aG- The Interstate
commerce commission today decided ttc
caHe Of Phelps y 20, against the Texas aud
cumplllnants.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27
GoUNop's REMAINs.

PARIS. Oct. 26.-The remains Of Gou-
nod were removed today from ~. Cloud
to his residence IN this city where they
now lie in state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

Jim Scott desperate negrO burglar,
recently given twelve years ia the state
pcnitepdHry, died IN jail today Of con-
sumpiiou.he was awaiting the arrival
of the pcnitentiury agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

Hardy Holman, for seriously threat
ening the life OF Aaron Tucker, was
tried by Justice Kennedy and acquitted.
Riley Newman. charged with assault
to kill, viii be given Il hearing in this
court today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

fatally injured arc; Jos, Ilcrpu, Chas.
Burlick, 4. Westind. Jos. Reisner Stem
beTtick. Geo. Constance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

The case of Crowley VS.. Home In
surance company, suit on an insurance
policy, is still ON trial
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

: GALVESTON, Tex. Oct. as. ,specisl,
The area OF highest pressure has moved
noutheaa.. and fl cresf Is over Nortawcsf
uexas toniEhi, and another high pressure
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27
g.. IN. THE CITY,
YESTERDAY IN THE COURTS,

AN OLD CASE On IN THE SEVEN
TEENTH DISTRICT GOuhl'
CTRER COURT MATTERS,
The attention of Judge Harris of the
Seventeenth district court was occupied
yesterday in hearing the case Of Ben
jamin Allen vs.. the Fort Worth Street
Railway company ct al, for damages III
the sum of 5000.
This ease Is an old suit, and, while
way company. is really against the city
Of Fort Worth. this particular street
railway company being now out Of ex'
istence.
The case was given the jury at late
hour.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

The savings bank qep 50
Hampshire baye ris .,s., 4, ~ \
In 1891. to Ssi.V-5s-o- =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

The Gazette is Ia receipt OF the FOL
lowing letter and an enclosure which
fully explain themselves;
Aledo, Tex. Oct. 20, 1873.
Editor Gazette:
Dear sir-The enclosed letter IL new
one 10 me. and thinking It might be to
the interest OF the public for The Ga
Zette 10 sound the warning, ! send il 10
YOU for that purpose or hand 10 tue
pOsioiirr Inspector.
I,rsppctfully
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

Morris Stickles. horseshoer. is a
iacky man, He guessed at the number
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-27

Billy Gleason, commercial agent for
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
This Company viii also acquire NIL the Capital stock
yt<nOR'S

This Company VIII also mcguire ""'"' >"P"' '~
yt<DOV'S
Tho Aforesaid twenty.one companies ard nrns manu-
Sr,tc loot, IIarrows III" rnct States The nlu nv
F,,r necessity orlv fa'ucr.. but Monuiacturvfs
mort and ncre.-it- % the inNcnt on. .,,,.. :, 49,
70 orf FOR I"ttcr- fntNh'
Tnftei ~',i-s Government on the >nrrg Iooh Harrow
IL /. ale O ny iha; oilcr farm nfleurnt or IN
o,c- A., ,,r'cd has hen followed up ma pro
mi. Industry viii no, be ar'eted by any plstiolc
i'ntl nuiie reccntly. the n'nuactu oi slrln
over alleged nrrnc q each others Patefs ana
conducting 10 n.ht. Cut'rg IN price prcNaied ~
sd Tho Zach were enormous
rider tho new arrangement q which this Company
win own ~ control oil the Iatnt and oter Hsnts. r,u
Do cur,elrd and f. also ntrnccc ~ cohcehtrue the
economies VIII incs"tsc me earn
rui H. n continue business under thc mnra7enrn'
AcrrcfaIi, prepared statement. made over the 'isnn
rouGdrutI, n.-r,fs that u Inps conservative ecu
nm, mn 10 nj lens Finy thousand Dollars.
After examining the hooks patents accounts marry
O mad 10y each on 70 w" y ~
& GO tho vcl known Chartered Accountants " London
follows
The nupunI net profit derive from tho
the use Of The several Patent. enumerated IN fhis
Tb. rc.uIt L. after taking Into nccounf ta.h ~
,ov.I n The an me arc paid for Thin prescribed inc.
hvycr. this disc cunt 10 viii be nee"
ndd such .uu. to the above harc ns represents nis
Tor the ,car. would he given Of or ipr one
SIQ30 10 III give n sum "Jno. ~" wmrn 'cP
nr,urr and sale IInrrow. after allowing for all rN
Of the snir-.
such annual profit would be suncient for the follow
~ prr cent. OF sur Jiu. for sinking Fund
Total
The remainder. $40 .G29.s7. would be eou"I TO
~ rnis No. M m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21

muntive dividend, payable sen.annu.lIy before tne
II preferential in the In OF dissolution o.
be issued, but nOnc. under the Provsions 0d Ine
with the written consents Of the holders Oh 0O per
til the Secretary Of state OF New.Jersev'
carnings otter full rer cent on the PreIerrco
in ench yrnr, % per cent. OF the surplus remnmne
the Preferred stock. until Icnst SJOO,OOO oil the
having personal liability whatever.
liability, md with n working capital Of mt least
also kept In the TREASURY.
offered for Subscription Mt par, payable ~ per cg n
90 per cent? wiehin twenty day. AFR allo'nnt ~
whom application Is made and VIII DC re'urneu II
the State Trust Company, which company w" da,irs,y
tfcatcs as the latter are READY IoI ueH'ei''
may operate q forfeit Of The previous payments
OF STOCK,
oMPANY OF NEw.YORK.
GERS.
OF a. ". stevens 4 Son, Autumn, n. Y.
OF Taylor & Henry, Kalamazoo, Mich.
chas. H. cnds Co.. Utica. !;
TORS,
II. Guilds yIGTo2EE I. yA 1ir ToRSE
iCE MAS OSCAR F.. MADDEN.
Of Utica, Mr. Dromgold Is OF the hrm Of Hench Drom
the State Trust Company may nominate one or t"o d.
Rsev tn. vendor referred for the purchase OF
on OF 900 the and ssoS BOO OF
fl paid consideration OF said property prchased SAID
to said business and property, the sum oil 7-'oo'o III
i'd Edwin r. Eey and said several Arms and corporation
win the State Trust Company, together with copies OF inc
TO- inspection BY suiscrib.r.. . u.,.. ,,,o
ilo,, Sprlng Tooth Harrow business and 70 ACQUIRE t
viii relating to such business. OF the following firms anc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. April 20. p. m.-Consos, 90 - Tor DON
money and the account: Newl ork. PENNSYLVANIA and
Ohio first mortgage bonds. - =: Canadian lacihc,
- Is Erie second consols 81 { Mexican ordnary
20 IS PENNSYLVANIA. 81 - Reading, !. %: span
ish Is ,j6 - Money. la / Ia per cent. The rate
Of discount I'm the open market for both short ana
three months bills il | 3-a 7-1G per cent. The
amount Of bullion gone into the Bank OF England on
balance to-day /, 100000.
u y. m.-Paris adyic"s quote per cent rehies III
90 francs - confines for IN" account .
Paris April 3O.-The weekly statement OF the Bank
OF France shows an Increase OF ".=1o,oD francs IN
gold and 3, 100 600 francs In silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
pluGNlX MINING cow PANY.

PHGNIN MINING cow PANY.
The undersigned have consented to act as committee
for the .oi Of the company under plan and
AZ cement dated April @. 1898. lodged with the State
Trust Company. go, -. =,
Stockholders who desire 10 obtain the benefit OF the
Nan Of reorganization deposit the certificates for
their stock. duly indorsed with THE STATE IRt 81
raw On assessment Of Twenty Cents Per share: They
viii receive sad trust company negotiable reor
ranlyaton certih, atcs Il deposit.
The holder. Of practically all the MORTGAGE debt judc-
nents and claims against the company have become par
tie. to the plan and holders Of 100000 shares OF
The ,ian nay be Inspected at the office the State
Trust Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
GUNNER Kcoort Cubes.
Where are You GoiDg this Summer?

Send six cents to pay postage for illustrated book Of
us plc,s the Summer resorts the New YORK.
Ontario and Western Railway In the hellthest and most
dechf region accessible 10 NewYOrh 1000 feet above
the sea. 1t gives list OF oyer $50 hotes farm and
Can be free In New:York at Nos H. lG5 III 2l2.
ga West I25th ST.. PSI Columbus Az. ticket Offices
foot OF Franklin and West t2d St.. In Brooklyn at
4 Court ST. $50 Fulton ST.. 2l5 Atlantic Ay, %
Broadway 35s Manbattan Av' Gres,npo,nt or 70
Y on May 90 ard 20 excursion tickets for one
fra WIN be sold 81 Broadway and ferry Offices giving
an onnorrunty personally selecting summer home and
also enioying a DAVIS fishing in this d ghful region.
Tickpts good returning on May 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
AZ OFFICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A

NJ OTICE Is HEKEB1 UIVEN THAT a
~ meeting Of the stDc khodefs Of LIE NEW YORK,
CHICAGO AND 81 LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY
has been called will he held at the principal Office
said Company In Cleveland ohio on the third day OF
May 4 D. 1873 at zen O'clock o. nj Tor me purpose
contract with the LAKE sIohE AND MICHIGAN
Sill iifiN RAILWAY COMPANY for the lease to the
NEw.YORK, CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS RAIL.
used by said LAKE SHORE AN2 MICHIGAN SOUTH.
LIN RAILWAY COMPANY a. part of It's main line
and extending eastcrly from n point
CITY OF DCNKIHK, CHAuTAuQUA COUNTY, NEW.
YORK about four. nfths (4-5) Of mile WEST Of the
EASf line thereof, distance OF about 0ght (S)
miles. 70 a point In the village oil SILVER CREEK In
~ ALLYN cox
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
Tn. remainder. si1O.G29.S1. would be eau"i 10
Drtnilrd Prospectus will he furnished on Applicant

Tho rlph, f. reserved 10 the Star Trust COMPANY 70
.uh.crlpion and 10 close SUBJ p'ion BOOKS without
subs ri,ton. will 10 received tho terms OF an
Vendor irnyidinr that 81 the subscription moneys
rcrnrates for stock delivered 10 IL for arcolnt
delivered on or before September lst 1898 inc suos''P
Subsc rptlon list. viii open Friday April DIST 1888
New York and vicinity ami Monday, Nav lst Tor oh
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL
WUlTNEY & STEPHENSON ...-.-...
YORK f0I'N TY NATIONAL. BANK .............-
TALi.KIII NATIONAL BANk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
THIRD NATIONAL. BANK ..-...
ROBERT GEKE BANK .........-. .-.....-.-
CITrMI ST. CANAL BANK ......-.-.
ONEIDA NATIONAL BANK .-..-....-.... ......-.
SiEONt, STlbNt, 2.
COT.TMRrS TRUST COMPANY ......-.....-. .---
IfR~T NATION 81. BANK ...................
Peoples SAYINGS BANK ..-....-..---.-
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finanriaI Glertions.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD co.
THE ANNUAL MEETING CT the shaIehold.
l. Of the Norfolk and Western PAN Dad Company Will
be held Wednesday. the third day Of i1y. 1893 at
10 o'clock at te office Of the Company In the city
Roanoke, Virginia. when elect o. viii he held for
thirteen directors for the year. a1f such other
business transacted nay properly before the
ing. =, ,, -,
April 18TH 1898. until o'clock A. M May oth. 1888
i \. J. HEMPlIiLL Secretary.
April 18th. 1893.