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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-02-06
CASH, FEB RUARY lSt, 1898.

The credit system died to-day,
And not tear was she'd
We gently laid the thing away
1t is numbered with the dead.
No longer will the frightful thought
Disturb us night and day;
Our moneys gone, our grain is bought,
And we have naught to pay
The Squire no longer scans the books
With deep and mournful sigh,
But in the money drawer looks,
The Cash, The Cash it greets his eye
It's Cash that occupies the stand
OF that departed knave,
Who is bringing many honest man
Unto paupers grave.
Our stock consists of Flour and Feed,
The purest and the best,
The kinds that all people need,
The safest to invest.
In Flour the "Pillsbury's Best" sets the pace
With "Snow Flake'' closely up;
The pride" is also in this race
But the "Match1ess'' win the cup.
We also have the 'entire wheat" F1ours,
Containing all that's good in wheat,
Made in New York, sister State of OURS
1t is just the thing if your stomach's weak.
We have all kinds of Bran that is made from
wheat,
The Spring, the Winter, and Mixed Feed,
And also Corn and Meal that is fit to eat,
And all the kinds of Grain for Seed
We have the Linseed Meal so sweet.
Rye meal and Buckwheat -four,
And Graham from Western wheat,
Ground SO often it is never sour.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-02-06
Commissioners Notice.
Estate Of Evelyn Alden.

The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. PROBATE Court for the District of
Orleans Commissioners, to receive, examine,
and adjust all claims and demands OF all per-
sons against the estate OF Evelyn Alden,
late of Barton, in said District de-
ceased and all claims exhi bited in offset there
to, hereby give notice that we will meet for the
purposes aforesaid, at his late dwell
ing house in Barton, on the 9Th day
February next and both day of May next,
from o clock p. M until O'Clock p. m, each
of said days, and that six months from the
22d day of Nov, A. ID. 1892, is the time limit
ed by said Court for said creditors to present
their claims to us for examination and allow
ance.
1893.
r. CHAMlRERLIN, Commissioners
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-02-06

! Gluten meal and Cotton seed,
The feeds which make the cream,
Cracked corn, Provender and Fine Feed,
And Corn and Oats to feed the team.
For Poultry, we have Wheat all sacked,
Shipped so from the West,
Barley, Oats, and Corn that's cracked.
! Mix them all, it is the best.
/ In custom grinding excel
All other mills around,
AS every farmer will truthfully tell
Who has his grain here ground.
Our Miller, the best in all the land,
Although he never brags,
He strikes the measure with his hand
And never steals your bags.
He will grind your wheat both prompt and
nice,
And make the -four superb and white.
And never, never tolls it twice
Although you're out of sight.
Our location is near the new depot
Just at the top of the hill,
We are the "Hub", you know,
And Crystal Lake" our mill
To patrons kind we wish to sav.
Don't think this step is rash:
you'll have no ancient debts to pay,
And we shall have the Cash
In prices, wen try to suit you ALI;
And, as we do not seek for wealth,
Our profits will be very small
We are working only for our health
O. Fl. MoSSMAN.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-02-06
nv nice time they had Tuesday

rery nice time they had Tuesday
ling.
hws has reached here of the death
RS. Lucy Wood of Barre, aged 107
k. She was the mother of Phineas
Ia of this town.
Ill the person who found black
/neck shawl on the evening of the
|henade, convention week, please
Ia the same at the music store?
Ii Story wishes to see court peo-
this week in the matter of fur
ID, clothing, etc. He thinks he
make them happy in first class
u Granite Company have got
led into their new shops in this
&re and are running full force of
.Brs and three polishing machines.
will put in two more polishing
mines and will probably work sew
hore cutters.
mort Center.
4ter Connal has been appointed
ihl prosecutor of criminal Of
Bs. by the governor for the town
wport.
man Bates has traded his real es-
here, consisting of his village
Hence that he built last year, near
Rogers place, and fourteen acres
md in the Keith neighborhood,
Wn as the Mitchell Lamere place,
H. B. Marston farm on the North
road. about two miles from the
ge.
nest S. Rogers, who is engineer
|be steam mill, one day recently
hit on the top of his head by
n of hard wood slab that was
AN down from the saw above,
%hg quite a cash and bruising the
b. making considerable of wound.
%. L. Erwin took some stitches
Dressed the wound.
Is reported that Rev. w. S. JENNIE
erby will move to this place.
w. Rogers has been granted an
Base of pension of five dollars,
arrears.
ID. Hammond came near having
e last Monday; cause, ashes
Nm out on the banking.
e Masonic Union Lodge, No. 16
A. NJ, held their annual festi-
nd supper last Wednesday even
There was large attendance.
BEADING by Mrs. H. E. Prime of
lbans, was highly enjoyed by all.
stfield.
w. Farman has returned home
an absence of several weeks.
bert Farman was home from Lyn-
Institute over Sunday, Jan. 20.
bridge Hitchcock and Mrs. Sidney
Dirk recently visited relatives in
ersfeld.
Up. Wright has purchased of A.
bwles a fine upright piano, of the
hushek manufacture.
hrbert Miller has purchased of
bee D. Miller, the store building
Ma the former now occupies; con-
'ation, $1,000.
e school on the North Hill, taught
Hiss Effie Hitchcock of Barton,
Ia last Friday. Miss Hitchcock
hood teacher and has given ex-
ht satisfaction here.
ar =0OATFd O@gFHyTN
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-02-06

HOODS PILLS are purely vegetable and do
not purge, pain grippe. Sold by all druggists.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-02-06
tALEDOWIA COUNTY.

O1lAASONAAg
5. Horace Fairbanks has present
the North church, st. Johnsbury,
hse and lot.
E Fairbanks Scale Co. have de-
Id a dividend of $40 per share
bile Feb 1. The company had a
year in 1892 and are free from
They are thus able to increase
dividends from to per cent.
dOnville.
mes w. Randall died in this place
lay, Jan. %, aged II years. Mr..
ball was a native of North Dan
a son of Thomas, and one in a
ly of eleven children, and he kept
record good with the same num-
bf children in his own family. His
hers living are Sias and Samuel of
ohnsbury, Nathaniel of Nashua,
Asa of North Danville. Mr.. Ran
was a blacksmith in early days,
Tor twenty years has been resi-
of this village working at odd
He was a long time member OF
Phurch. At the funeral service a
number OF the relatives and
DIS in this and neighboring towns
present.
|dwick.
as. Worthen, son of H. w. Wor-
has gone to Burlington to resume
nedicaI studies at the University
ermont.
w.. H. w. Worthen attended the
cation of the new Methodist
Oh at Waterbury, where he was
unced as speaker on that inter
g occasion
Hardwick.
uman Gould is seriously sick with
spinal trouble.
q Geo. A. Goodrich farm is sold
rank Johnson for $1,000.
ard S. Bailey is home from his
visit to his son at Peacham.
G.. Thompson has moved into
of the tenements over the Dan
Thompson's store.
Burke.
IS Anna Jenkins has returned
from school at Barton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18

Of 10 ss city compound i aaS'ed c
I oi >. ,oieneht was 1850 ana nu,h 'i,o ~ ~,
0ltcn' were duh. TIE OPTION make, Go,'a heF, AZ
tcmber. ~ '''-'9
ElCE-0peratons today limited to small sa"s for
JONI ing account and ~o1thcrn auNl'"- Nfr ""s "i
character TO encourage any Improvement III t'' ~
mand, Quotatlons are: Domestic, orllh'r., go
rs, fair: 3a3-c good. 2haoA1s: psimr. $780, !:
japan As-ui5,c ~ .
psA alc Of OOo barrels WA, rnt, on na.ur laT
for export but gTa price coua NOT w. arr. a ~
prices are held very strong ouola',on. coal o'a NJ
nary l2"l4c common 1jdGc ialr l'"l9c' poo1' "
d@lr: prime. .2a24c: choice. .o"-o,, t.o,
trlfugal oG test sS.e; mu-,nvado. $.c noa,,. 5
hril and moderately active. We a notei -
~. 59aj.C9c crushed 5isdjGoc; powusr'u' d. -
n5tc er,nulacd i9tn5i.c; me 90 4'in,s' ''y -
6.lSdihc' MAX powdered. 5.jGdD'4c no.i" ~ . 70
a''sc diamond A. <3tajvr confectionery a. 4op tns
wood a. 1soaa,.e iboe mRu A. 4esai'.e; Empire \.
t,saisIc; 40. Q, taaI.60c NO. aAtatre: &c &c =
ihfi5Gc; No. ., 43lailc No 10. 4tat no; J. !.
*a++c; no - asdls no. 10 81, .no ieocre, a.s
J a,a III III sd fair refining -, e0,O i e. :s' e
prime city lard steaine lie; CLEO al - ria o., ,,r
TALlOW-Market quiet and easy ~ ~ "' '' Wv"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
TILE TRADE In CIIICAGO.

Chicago. April l. (Specan.Thc wheat trade cannot
understand the anomaly Of wheat clique having
900 900 OF cash and Of charging II, purchases
Of cash. and NJ tho same time the May price con
ducting Itself MS II the hug" MAY manipulation was
a thing Of The past. The May price today touched
the lowest price since the deal began 10 be tllk'd
about. Nobody bought any May up TO to-day cheaper
than - 81 cents. This morning the price touched
-. after opening at -. The close AT -. People
who stood I'm the pit of the opinion that thor"
was all the MAY Offering that al.ybcdy Want"i 10
take Good judges had nm Idea that the clique
lQuidaicd somewhere around JOOOlO The slttlf' ON
was further complicated 10y enormous sales FOR July 10y
the May bulls The theorists made iimii.
There sim party which stuck stnbbOrnly to
It's pOsiti ~ that deal which was likely to involve"
II 900 900 of csh wheat alone could not be- wound mp
IN a weeks furry. The drop Of May Ia 80 low 1t
point rs - cents kept good deal OF gossip going
about that future. but the business was chiefly In
July the selling Of II 10y concerns which have for
months been identified with the MAY 'llqIc created
q good deal Of excitement and made very weak
feeling The price went from ~ :
TO IA aud closed at ~ -. Corn was
surprisingly strong. considering tk' pancly condition
Of Wheut. shorts a little disturbed By ilr
starting Of bN fleet. July sold between IL ana ~
and closed at ~ -. oats were firm. In sympathy
with corn July sold between - - and - | =. and
closed at % 3sa - =. There We're 10000 hogs
at the yards. 1900 more than predicted. Prices
were very weak. although very dull. Pork declined
30 to - cents fard. 20 to - cents; RIBS 10 To 30
cents. The close III the bottom.
At night on tie curb the feeling WAS uncertain.
Pits on MAY were - cents: calls, 80 cents. Puts
on July were ~ u >; calls, - H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New.York. April II, 1893
CoT'TON-The cotton market at Ncw-York has been
unsettled and decidedly lower opening decline of
Il points from which there reaction OF points.
points before O'clock Large lines Of long cotton were
thrown on the market. and for time almost Ianeky
feeling prevailed The primary OF the weakness,
the uniavorabe character of the foreign market
adviecs. Gables frequent throughout the day. re-
porting succession OF declines with the market AZ
Liverpool hniy 964 Gl00id lower Private cables were
oil showing great weakness. Mr. Elsons cable OF
market for Thursday been largely reduced by
private settlements and that there would b. NJ hicld
trouble there the trade had feared has been succeeded
by private cables rcvivng apprchensons regarding thc
outcome Il next Thursdays fortnghty settlements
August cotton in this market which closed at 90 Situr
day opened today at s9c and sold up to 80, ana
down TO 776 before p m The w5asncs,1, Q" i ine
that the bankers were pushing the holders OF "oo iar
money and predicting larger receipts Consequence
The estimated receipts for the week are 5000 baes'
against 81 992 bales list week and AZ 33I bales aSt Sr
OF fertilizers. reports much at Naiilnce
recent dispatch fr the south says II !, mstiNe
South Increasing cotton acreage ana BUYING 30
much fertilizers that farmers viii increase US,
vurs acreage 5a1r cent. while Others wiz
decrease their u equal amount II i sd tat
planting Is and av rablc weather WIN De
needed make the crop Of % as good a. tAe citp OF
many attempts been made t. rally the market
ohoush Is calculated discourage any faith III
the situation present. However spinrei, are OK
ing around with securing their supplies TO- inc
year good deal Of cotton has been sold Tor EUROPA
ard Southern acc unit to-day SPOT cotton has declined
Opening range today and closing BIDS last
nj and asst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
EUROPEAN PRGDUCE MARKETS.

liverpool April Il. 3 40 p. m.-Bccf and pork In
moderate demand. Hams In good demand: short cn,
about II t. l6 h. firm mt G2s Cd Bacon In good
demand: Cumberland cnt, about % to 30 10. firm nj
52S: short rib about - h. firm ut 52S long. clcor
middes. about 4S h. firm ut DPS: long ana short,
clear mddles about 81 b. firm at JOS Cd shoulders
lnbont IL to IL d. firm at 4as. Cheese in fair de-
rand Tnllow In poor demand: prime city dull at
27s sd. spirits of turp"ntine and rosln In poor de
mand Tard-Sp1t IN poor demand futures In no
demand Wheat In poor demand No. red winter
easy Mt Is I'D, No. d spring easy at cs I'D
Flour In moderate demand COrn-Sr0t ani futurfs
In moderate demand mixed western May steady nj
Is > 4d June Seady nj Is Id. Hops NJ London
Pacific Coast in poor demand. Receipt, Of wheat for
The last week from Atlantic ports. s.40O quarters:
from Pacific ports none from other sources. l2OOo
quarters Receipts OF American corn for the lat
week. 1900 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
TIE STATE OF TR.1 DE.

81 i "a" !. @ DO eatr r. % do family % 53s
3 20: winter wheat patent, S3 .3a@4 ~, ~ sRrae ~
ibis Wheat weak ANA lower 40, red Spot ,n ar
April. "a Lara 3.Sc; May. - 38a "a lie: Jun,
"a .@7 34c July c 7@aS Ii 1 S.e 7i or bush
As 5.sc bid Apiil. 4s Lee bid; May a. 80 ~ LA
S,cck 1862 bush: sales. 1000 bush white corn
by sample. Sic; yellow. de- 4oe Oats 9uietx a' g
steady no = white Western, Al Ia 4%S MAJ M.
demand H GOOD 10 choice Timothy slcasl6 80. Grain
reiqhs dun steam to liverpool "a SU san 'o mom"nl
mIddInc 'V.' Yic. Provisions fair pork. sis
IuSmeats. lose. shoulders. Zoe; long clear; ne !:
clear rib sdes and S"shr Rcrc is% hans &c.
Lard. refined. IL l-4c. Euttcr firm AMI Snarcs b;
creamery fancy, zoe: do fair 20 choice. .5a2Jc 40
imitation 3Gc ladn fanny. 25c; coed TO choice s 10
pacied' Zoe. Eggs steaiy, l5c. Coffee very dnll ;
rio cargoSs fair, i7c no - i2e sug ," strong ys
am"d. aI II Iic. Whisky firm, 81 2lasi ID.
Boston. April IT, Markets quiet, but steady
Buffalo April l7-spIng wheat unsettled lover We
.ae 300 J NO. NCr,n" "A l2c SS SDoh ', ao
=, SIC. Cosing-No. hard, - i-:c 40. NDa,m
rrn. 7ic: 40 > do. II lee c. l. T.. no, Norihcrn'
,. extra red, 7od nc asked track; No. white none
offered corn strong. good demand Hight supply
sales three cars No. > yellow. 4Gc eeyrn cars 20
do a. I.oc ten ears No. >. 45c three cars NJ. $.
a. i-2c: two ca:s do. light. 44c track: 1Oc0 push
40 white in store &c , Hs.s e e,To"S Sa wi
~ 3in 3nc ore car No. white. 38c; FIVE cars No.
mixed. 30 12d34c Barley nominal, only oner' nis
bid G2c asked. Flour fair inquiry market strndy
b,st spring. - 40aS4 30: do. winter. - 3dT:' %.
rye fonr - 4od SO 90 Mlfced quiet. unchanged.
Chicago. April 1.-THE leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
CrPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY OF

: ssa as1 ANA & sb. 4.
William William M@r rSf deceassd ants sgsns:
and Testament Of Mary Caroline Marx deceased Johs
vaughan Morrill, AGyus D BRADLEY Ed rHno. A
ss % 1e o H Ed%ad '0p ed pnSss s
Cemetery Helen Benson widow Of joseph BRsoa p"naa
widow sands L'T Walker ,s G.ha E1. Ssnn
Mary Hobart Trqs c5aIes S MSTr y
william MargSre sn daaer
smith The AmeT S sOcSy Tor Sot ns S ha p
Se%9orS the Ep.copai Church MsiS@sH
The NewYOrk Protestant Episcopal City Mission Society
Of New.York The Orphans Home and Asylum Of the
ss T., sSSr
Christian Females The CHARITY oIganzatIOn Society Of
Hs CITY . Of , o IsS @
81 John the Divine IN III, Dioce.e & Eew.YorS The
to DeafMstes The SewYSrk A.;c:aiion for ImgFcyins
e., Ms,S fr H 81 s for thdcR Dsfe"dan
TrIal desliei in the CITY and County OF New-York
You are hereby summoned answer the complaint in
this action and to serve copy Of your answer on tho
q this summons exclusive OF the day OF seryse and IL
Of failure to or asS S ss%dens
|" Dated rns S0H NeeWYork, Mach 9Th. 1899.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Office and postonce address, No. IS Wall Street. New.
TssoiSss asy. Fcss Rs
Morrill, Frost Frederick Hunt Frost Mary Fessenden
and Margaret Smith T.. .o..os r,,o, van nv r,,.
licaton pursuant TO an order of Hon George L; In;
s he ss ass SGS Of s. sa'f s
complaint n 9s 0 ~ the Sf hs csFt ea ae
D''u STRONG n cADwALADER:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18

Sew.York net receipts $50 bales gross, 1870 balns;
exports GAO bales 0wardd 90j bales stock Pos $50
bales The port receipt, to-day g. 1913 bales ana so
lar this week 10 $50 bales against D. 40 bales last week
Exports Great Britain 4.si6 bales Contient oioi bales
France s34 bales: stock 7lG3s bale total consolidated
ne, receipts far this week 500 be, eNp"s, tra
10 isG bales total "a 092 bales. Cablf--IAverpool,
10 30 Spot cotton dull american mi ldiag 49, ale,
1000 bales receipts. 1000 bales. Futures opened IT.
regular 5o4d to Sod decline; at - p m 2ad 40 20
30id stil lower: 10 m. l-Oid ucciihe' ut -,'o
D. m a further decline 16id at 30 y. M further
decline Ltd D. closed haly rt'ady at ;',o4u
TO 1OG4d compared with saturdays closing price
The closing quotations at Liverpool were as follows
Anil Ala Aprl-May. Ala -: May-June f.lt o.
Junc-July 415di.1G July-August. Az $; Ausus.-SfP
TENDER Az d4lS; SeptembcrOctober as D.;
November 41Sd4la: November December, 4lSda.lo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
LONDON WOOL SALES.

b,lns were offered. There average 1T
Tendance, and the competition waS god "'p c!llly
Vjcton, grrasir, Cro,SbrclS sold rapdly free
bidding. Cape Of Good Hop" anl Natll woods sold
readily AhOut = 900 bales. chiefly greasy mciino',
have been taIcn for America since the orcnlng Of
the series, Following arc .ai", in hetnii; S.W-
do locks and piecs. sid1S A12i: greasy cd"
10 ID do locks and pieces. ia" la Queens.
land. leo tales secured. II lido Is , Ia
dn docks and pieces % -2Ia1S > "a greasy.
634faI1i: do locks and pieces. 3-1i03 i-al Mel
bourne and Victoria, 400 bale, sconrei. 1oi%
q ia Is 81 do locks and pieces. cd"D 1-2l
south Australia 100 bale, Ssonrel. ca" J. % -
gJ do locks and pieces. 4d01 Id New Z"lltnd
COZ bales secured. lo1als % gr,oSg; -
lod Cape Of Good Hope an N ss% 80, ."p "''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
,uvr .ToCp NAEKET--BY TELEGRAPH.

=.
,ms,lo April I7--ta'iLr-Rcc"lps. 10 ears
through I9j cars sale. opened slow. but nrmrd
up Tor good butcher handy ca'lle and rl"i firm
~, "vport steers - .jo = 10: good. 1.21j 10 lior
n. 81 So - -. good. LOO 10 Loo d, l2r to
40 10 1915 10. si0$i so mixed STEERS. COWS ana
hoif.rs gOoi to fancy. - I'D ~ - common lsht 10
fnr ~ j06 - ht hclfefS, 81 21o ~ 90 0ii mn 10
- % bulls. s3a ~ -: extra export. a. 20 - -
c"w" $50 10 si3. fair 10 best Good vral-: - 80"
~: ls1t 10 inlr s3asa -. Hogs Receipts 30
car. through. cars sale. Opened duh. 10 to SOC
scoi 10 cho'c.. - 81 -: HIGHT. - loa1' -
sr,.d MEDIUMS. ~ 2ja*7 % choice heavy. - $50
pm and I9nI,,.-sc,ipts : ears through. %
Sale opened With fair demand and loc higher Tor
best top and really rlot grades common TO fIir
low and cansrd 0" wool s"+ amb OK s? = ' 49,
few - cHl. T. s'@i i 81 liiS, 2; sg9 ~ % i IL
crls TO god ~ 50a 81 co: rlpnrl far TO s-t, ~"
~ 30 extra w-'hcrs. - '3"f'' trashy '"S ~
az" thlcaeo April cate-Receips: 1900 80, ,, Grad
shipments. 1000 head mnrk" S'r.nE 10 TIN TN rxn
i pra"r \. Is - cowS sso q 80 Iors-Iec'pts.
1000 head hgm.gls 10000 neoi 20 s5 I Mgt
- sheeg.Rcslp,s 1000 "r "a zoe hisnrr
800 head market nG" .'yG mixed d'' ga So Western
wcihers. - 33o 81 10; Texans. - 90" - 30 I'o''
60 East Liberty April l7..cat'e- Receipts, ESQ
head shipments 900 head. Market active. 10 tc Zoe
higher than last weeks prices all grades ohl,"h
about steady Nine cars cattle shipped New York 7, day
lIog,- Receipts. $500 head shipments 1900 head.
~ 30 Nine cars hogs. shipped Nrw York toda.
She .p-Recrlpts, 300 head shipments. 5000 l'a'
market slow and weak at about last weeks closing
prices. o, -,
St. Louis. April 11.-Catt"-Rcccips loo head
shipments. 100 head. Market firmrr. Few natives
on sale fair 10 COOL would bring 81 1ja - -; choice.
81 sOdsj 10: fd Texan steers soil. =. - ~. Hogs
Receipts. 900 head shipments 1000 l1d; heavy.
80 7Oa 81 10: packing. 80 lOd Spj 80: light. SG j0o
81 50 Shrcp-Hecripts ZOO head Shlpn none.
The supply was mostly clipped Texans, which brought
20
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miscellaneous.

~ ARPET CLEANING.-Morgln's steam carpet cleaning
" pnd renoyatng works Broadway and I1th-st Cutting
anl Hitting Speciality.
.-bvTR'rIsE NFNTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL re RE-
cTIvED Ar THE UPTOWN OFFICE No. ,2a2 Dad
49, Cd door uorh of Ihiriv-htst-st.: and ADNEk
TisEsiTNTs at the following Bach oniecs 25i ssh
.vc o. cor. .3d-st.; l52 Bth-ayc; lJI Fourth-avc,
corner Fourtcenth.st. 100 rhid.avc. corner FORTY
snvcnth..t. ooG 1hirdave. near sixtylrs:st. LOS
CIrsnyc: 1O6 West Foi sccond-st TO- C0lumbusave
80 Avenue A; 1923 Thri-aye; 20 West Fourteenthst;
2j7 West i2d-st. 5a Thrd-ave., l'33S Thirdave.
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o. 600 o ns were moderately active. -aee amounting to
Ss e Mets S i .aS vs. No oats 9a; q, ga
White to,sc bid; 4lc asked no 3 white n,tc; trr,k
S,;h ooooo nI,h S7d47c track mixed, 1000 bush
r MSSicfn two;rowed STATE, c5aGGc and Callforna
ch,nna ior pay bfcHin2 g.. RYE-MarKrt nomlntN IN
c nasCa STATE 02aGtc .MALT-MarSc nomnaliy NJ
s,. Western, 6'a!oc owed St,'", 1o1'"ri
rnroMea SoGSoc Option quotations follow: For com
pari.nn the closing Wcc> last night AMI e corresponds
ing date laet are given ~ -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
fcsal Notices.
At a sPECIAL TERM OF THE NEW.

At A SPECIAL TERN OF THE NEW.
N YORK SUPREME COURT, held at Chambers there
o. at County Cour1 House In the City Of Newforks
on the 2Sth day OF January 1S93-Presnt Hon. Edward
Patterson Justice. In the matter OF The Petition Of
Majority of the Directors and Trustees CT The Manhatsn
Athletic Club, for Voluntary Dissolution VI sad Cor
poratl0n. - 80 - 90, 49,.
ON reodng ami GlIng the petton Of George w Carr.
Eugene y. noyt Walton storm, Warm ~,se,, Eugene
Van schack John anderson iener; G MisenSv,
bradley and Charles =. James, they being majority Of
the directors OF the Manhattan Athletic Cluo
dome site corporation, created under the Laws of the
S,oto OF New-York, gyDnastc athletic and lawiul
sporting purposes having It's principal Office located 10 me
,ity and CouIy Of Newi0Fk Villain tns Stitr; an! W.
schedule thereto annexed duly verified by the said Petit
TONERS en- Goth day OF January, 1898 and upon que
notice the Attorney ana on nouon OF oeeFn
& Kushmorp Attorneys for said Petitioners . -
IT, Ordered, That all persons int,resd IN soad coF'
n,repv pnmltpu i;,If"c 20 ti,t nutL,-e AZ MS om
No II Nas.ausf In the City Of NewYork, on the list
day cf Nav 1898 II O'Clock In the forenoon Of thea
day why the said Corporation should not be dissolved
And It is Further Ordered, That copy Of THIS oraer
be published Of each week Of the three weeks
Immediately preceding the ria 1t lav VI MS isco IN
the newspaper printed Albany in which LEGAL notices
arr required to be published. and also In the New-i
published in the City and County o. New-YorA, wherein
And II il Further Ordered That q copy Of this order
no served upon zach creditors and members OF the
aid The Manhatfnn Athletic Club either personally or
by depositng copy Of said order at least tof,y cav
the City Of Ncw.York, inelosed In postpaid wNppead
nd ircssed 10 each aud sIe sad .reiD,s iho
members OF The Manhattan Athletic CUB tneir re:
spectiyc residences. stated IN the Schcuu aheAc3
the original petition herein Enter E' f. D. o. u
Copy HENRY ID. PURROY Chrk.