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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-12-13

says: Mics Bessie Ep.ing, of William
ston, Mics Mary Erwin, OF Honea Path,
Miss Rosa Wbarton, of Mof1attsville, and
Miss Effie Watson, Of Lebanon, were
bridesmaids at the Leslie Henry we'd
: ding last night. They are bright and
charming young ladies and have COM
4 pletely captivated our people,"
At q regular communication OF Grove
Station Lodge, No. 1855 A. #. M, which
was held in their Lodge room, at Pied
mont, on December 9th, 1895. the follow.
Ing officers were installed to serve the
Lodge for the ensuing Masonic year, viz
A. s. Rowell, w. M; w. P. Morgan, g.
J. W.; e. L. Devore, J. W.; j. F. Iler,
s Treasurer; j. D.. Summey, &c.,; ]. O.
Z Edwards, 8 D.; E. 8. Holiday, j. D r.
8. Osseera and j. l.. Cox, Stewards; W. D.
Rarnbo, Tiler.
The Columbia Journal, Of last rSatur.
: ~, tells this on Representative a, Ney,
Ibis County: "a good story is toll. on
5h Ashley. In discussion on dogs in
~ House yesterday member moved
St the owner of rabid dog who did not
2 XIII it when it became rabid should be
severely punished. Josh understood that
Z the motion had reference to rabbit dogs
and was on his feet In an Instant, saying
: that he had five fine rabbit dogs, and he
would not kill them no matter what kind
!; Of law was passed. His remarks created
great merriment. He bad begun to grow
{ furious before the matter Was explained to
hin. ~
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-12-13

Mr. N. q. Smith, OF Tennessee, was a
Welcome visitor to the elHTELIIaEHCRR
Office yesterday. He has been spending q
few days IN the County wishing bis vener-
sable father and other relatives. ofcourse,
ali OF his old friends were glad to greet
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-06-03
what SIR. Kelly Says.

Comptroller Kelly of the West SUI
perior Iron & Steel company, return
ed this week from a visit to New York
and he gave to a Leader reporter some
very gratifying information concern
ing the Steel plant division. He said:
The directors of the company in
New York are working for a com
plete reorganization of the company
and a plan has been decided upon that
will doubtless be carried out and the
company will be put OH better basis
than ever before. The directors are
holding meetings nearly every day i'll
New York. ] think the plan of the
company is that the Land Il River I'M
provement company and the bondhold-
ers pay off all claims and put more
money into the plant, thus placing it
on sound and paying basis. With
the formation of the new company the
working capital will be increased and
the improvements that have been talk
ed of in the way of blast furnaces and
other additions will be made and the
plant Will be run at full capacity. !
think the shortest time in which work
at the plant can be resumed or the
work of making improvements started
VIII be about week from Saturday.
" e all hope that Mr.. Kelly has the
matter properly figured out, and that
the machinery OF that great plant may
speedily be set III motion.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-06-03
Warner Van EOrden,

When a new man of prominence in
whatever walk of life become closely
allied or directly identified with our
interests whether as individuals or as
a community, we all like to know who
he is and what he is. In this line a
short sketch of the personality and life
of Mr.. Warner Van Norden, the new
president of the Land and River I'M
provement company of the West end,
will be eminentIy in order. All Supe
rior bids him welcome, and of him
much is expected.
Mr.. Van Norden was born in the
city Of New York, July I'd, 1S4l, and
In appearance strongly resembles the
late Gen. Burnsides. He received an
early commercial training, entering
large wholesale produce house in his
native city, where he soon won promo
ton and was placed in charge of a
branch house in New Orleans. Not
long after this promotion he engaged
in business on his own account and
was very successful. In 1876 he re-
turned to New York city and engaged
| in private banking interesting himself
at the same time in Il number OF bank
| ing, railroad and other financial enter
| prlSGS.
In January, 1891, he was elected
president Of the Bank of North Amer
| lea, one of the oldest and soundeSt
| financial institutions in New York,
| nnI no Ct III holds this pooitIHn lIn ic
also director OF the Holland Trust
! company, the Home Insurance Co., the
! \ he
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-06-03
Not a Methodist This Time.

DULUTH, June Father Connolly,
the Two Harbors Catholic priest who
has been charged with rape, was held
to the grand jury by Justice Selgman
at Two HarborS last night. Public
opinion reached such heated condi-
ton at that place that c. Q. Baldwin,
who is defending the accused priest,
applied to the district court to have
him removed to the st. Louis county
Jail. He will be brought down here
tomorrow and lodged in the county
Jail.
The people of Two Harbors, ire
spective of sect, had become SO inCens-
ed at the priest that threats of lynch
ing were freely made and preparations
for it had already been begun.
Julia Sutherland, the lS-year-old girl
who accuses the priest of having drug
ged her TO accomplish the crime, lies
at the point of death There is but
little doubt now felt in the minds of
those connected with the case but that
an abortion was attempted upon her
by the priest and that this is the cause
Of hex Illness. Thinking that she was
about TO do die the girl exposed the
priest and told the details of the crime.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-06-03
Notice OF Hearing.
STATE OF wIsCoNsIN-DoUGLAs COUNT

c,r,Tp or urcCoxCr>- no1-Cr e co1->-rv
- . ~ W " - o->oI-'-A ei1-A'o ooO->i l.
I'm oou'"S Courl,
L., o. ii"liel VI the descent OF GER
t tItln ANUS IN DGugtaS county Wisconsin, to
ihc hciTS at law OF stephen haskell, deceased,
I"to vi bridgeport conn.
NOTICE is hereby given, That at a special
term of this court held on the 23d dav of Nav,
1898, the petition of Robert C. Haskell one of the
heirs al law of said decedent was lied in this
court, praying Il judgment determining the
descent of certain lands in Douglas county Wis
COu~jn. to Clara ". Freeman Robert G. Haskell,
Charlotte i. Haskell Anna " JuiSon. Eliza r.
Haskell, Walter Il.dter Grace r. Kidie~. Charles
Lewis t.i33rr Charles G. Wodurfr Wrrr.,u !,
Iisdpctt, Elijah H. BIodgat. PartIouia IMIch-
inspn Emma F. Parish. sarah NoiI Mary o.
stewart, JeaHueur Colin, Jalia Ileueuway,
M1trl!uc Billings Jane Iowiry, Gilbert Billings
GILBERT ". i"tiiH--, R,herca Sprult Billings
yulia \. Billings, john Il. Billings Dwight Bil-
!uES JhI!a !. >n.th, Mary y. Billings. James H.
things AMI stephen ii. BILLINGS. All The heirs ut
lit" oi sand stephen HASKELL, deceased: that
pursuant To- an Order made herein at q special
trTm If th5- court held on JAe 25i day OF MAY
NAj. The st!d petition .i- he heard at u special
term oI t1S court To o ,Ie'd ON the eleventh 'lay
OF july, l'1}. at 10 clock a. N. at the Office of
", vi lu ,n,'y 4"t'-r IN the Gil!
VI 'upcI'oI' h'"RI"A county Wisconsin,
Tint the land, in respect to which the descent
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-06-03
July I. 1898,
Notice of Hearing,

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas County. YIN COUNTY COURT
In the matter of the estate of B. r. Spalding de
ceased, late Of the city of superior, Douglas Co.
Wis, in Probate.
NOTICE is hereby given, That at a Special
term OF the County Court to be held in and for
said county, at the County Judges Office in the
court house, in the city of superior, Douglas
county. Wisconsin, on the 10th day of June, lS93
At 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of that day, the
following matter viii be heard, considered and
acted upon 10y the court:
The petition Of Champ Green, administrator
of said estate for lease to sell all the right title
and interest Of said deceased i'll and TO town lot
on West Ninth street in the cicv Of superior
Douglas county Wisconsin, TO pay the dcyts Of
the deceased,
Dated this % dap 81 May, 1873.
BY the Court.
m.-inIl D. I. NlBEtIS County Inlge.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-06-03
Real Estate Transfers.

Minutes of May %.
II Whtmore to Tunis + Shenck 1t sec
l349l IL s $50
l. 4 X Imp Co to James Donovan 1t 10 blk
2l9 West Superior 9Th div l 500
james Hanks to James Gilbert Il Os Its
10 12l w 9TH st 100
] B Campbell to James A Hanks same 700
Barthel! TO o Geonquist 1t ok 40
Emanuel Peterson to A Hartman 1t 65
L Z Imp Co to W MeEldowney Its %
p blk 1853 W Sup 9th div 3 $50
II A Miller to W II Miller Its % "A blk 16 S
sup LIST div 500
6 Sherwood to Mary Sherwood 1t $50
W Sth ST Elys add GOO
Minutes OF May %.
Estate of Frederick Billings to Gus Nys-
tram II 10 blk ~ Billings add 800
So sup Imp Co 10 August Engman It's "A
- blk Webster div 400
G senter to Andrew Warner Its l blk
SO Sup LIST div l 800
Minutes of May -.
J. Il K Imp Co TO Osborne Maas-Fent Com
part Its il Is - 20 blk w Sup Sth div Sc 600
S Sup Imp CO to Dora Howard 1t 10 bk l
Webster div 225
F Merriam to Bert II Benson Its 1 blk
. Webster div 800
Northwestern Inv Co to Edward Rordan
It2I bk ! Washington add 100
~: is : : TX 81 Webster div , O50
L \ Imp Co to Peter Foack It u blk 259
same to John , Blom 1t 10 Blk TOP W supe
i'm div 400
same to Frank Britt 1t II Blk 2s5 same div 400
o. Atkins - Z q GridIey It 20 ok Cen
trli add 10 4 superior 100
iit..fge Peterson 70 John Ferguson VIZ of
So ne S-31l4 40
Minutes Of May 26.
\ II Morrison 20 Nm Hcn2richSon 1t II bk
< r IMP Go 10 Nels Carlson 1t 3 bk 80
Grant WAT to 6 Z Nuigan Its > to e inc
bE > ana It's = : and II to IS inc ok }
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-06-03
Nisconslns Float.

Various states will be represented
by floats in the great parade at the J.
j. Hill celebration, the Sth of June.
Wisconsin 5 float gives representation
half under and half above the surface
of the ground. The left half of the
float shows the minors at work picking
for the iron ore. Above them on the
surface a lone wolf has approached as
near as he dares to lumberman' :
camp attracted by the smell Of meat.
To the right hardy workmen are al
work thus representing the great lUm-
Der industry Of the state. y caldgon.
a movable ore cart and truck com
plete the realistic pscUre.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-06-03
Is Ii a Fact!

ro0o,,4 ,,-,-,l,c- &c ~ v-~7~c,-,o-,>
reported John L. Lewis as saying:
81 think the mayor is quite right in
his solicitation for water supply OF
In Tue pt'ItSt q"S5.Ilt5c , 90 no. ti peI l'
al Which has hren made to Get rid Of
the garbage i'm its fermented state
into the lake from which we draw orr
WAGER supply No"td ne I"7Y ".,oGt
tLronoha@t the r;iy # We knew th1f
a great quantity of this garbage is
beng dumped about uHe mics from
~ ~ ,''i,I f..J ,,i,,'il ia Ir.I
FIJI 10 permit II to be made noss-IIe to
contarninate The water supply OF the
lax" by dumping the RUBBISH OF the
cry "u' 'i.l'
- !. q i"o' '''''' -''''a'' lN'..''','H
really desires a wafer supply OF the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-06-03
Notice for Publication,
AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.

T AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND WISCONSIN
IL May II, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that the following NAM
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proofin support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before @. W. Thompson Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Douglas Co., Wisconsin,
at superior. Wisconsin on
July I, 1898,
viz John Person, his Hid. Entry No. 1927 for the
So of the NEl4 and the NEl4 of the seq of Sec.
20, TIP. As n, Range IL West
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said land viz: J. NJ NJ. Peterson, Pit GLOW
Lowing, Jonas Nilsson, Isaack Runhijarvi, all
of Poplar, Douglas county, Wisconsin.
X. L. BESSE,
m27iy1 Register
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-06-03

NOTICE is hereby given shat the Annual Meet
NJ Of the stockholders of the Superior Cpusoli-
dated Land Company VII be held az the Office -
the company, IN the CIty of superior, state of
Wisconsin, on Wednesday the 18th day If june
A. -, $50 at ~ clock q. Il. of said day for the
afnn.l election Of officers and the transaction Of
SncA otrcr business as may regularly come be
FRANK z. HANSON, Secretary.
-la.eL q. SUPERIOR My !, ...3. MG.n,0
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
CONCERNING BUSINESS AND FINANCE.

PHILADELPHIA, May 27-The Board OF
Managers of the Philadelphia and Reading
railroad this afternoon adopted the plan 10
rehaoilitate the company by Issuing So
600. 000 of collateral trust dper cent bonds.
Pledges for So, 600. 600 Of the bonds have
been secured, and the remaffer Of the is
sue will remain in the treasury 10 be used
for improvement. The plan will be ofi-
cially given out on Monday.
NEW YORK, May 21.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
Reserve, increase, SLOT, $50; loans, de-
crease, s1.059, 100; specie, decrease, s514.OeO;
legal tenders, increase. 81, l02, 600; circula-
ton, increase, $3l. 900. The banks now hold
s25, 439, 925 in excess Of the requirements OF
the % per cent rule.
BUFFALO, n. Y, May 27.-Edward New
ell, agent for the Domestic Sewing Machine
Company, has made a general assignment,
with liabilities Of between $4,000 and
$50, 900, and assets about the ane The
failure was caused by the financial trouble
Of the Company in New York. TO whom he
had given accommodation paper.
NEW YORK. May 27.-Lazard Freres
shipped 1900, 900 and Arbuckle Bros.
5000, 900 in gold on the steamship Trave
to-day. Another 81, ZOO, 900 in gold was
shipped to Europe in the Cunarder Etru-
ria.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
L. O. o. F.

Virginius Lodge No. ?, 1. o. o. F.,
met Thursday evening and the brothers
in attendance spent the time pleasantly.
Speeches were made by Brothers Pref.
lyman and Grimes and others. The alb
sent brothers missed a grand treat, and
it would be we'll for them TO come out
on next meeting night, join with their
brothers and help confer the Third de-
gree. Brothers Of sister ledges.are a.
ways welcome. The elevator is run
ming, lodge room is well ventilated and
there is plenty of room for all
Franklin Lodge No. 3 heldN very in
terestlng meeting on last Monday night
when the First degree was cenferred.
Members turned out very well, And It Il
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
A. o. U. W.

Welcome, Reliance, Excelsior and
Herman lodges will pay a frateTnal visit
to La Belle Lodge next Friday night,
A good time is anticipated. All mem
bers of the order are invited.
Excelsior Lodge has been presented
with a handsomely framed picture by
Bros. Tappau & Cnnnel. 1t Is the Off
GERS Of the Lodge in a group, and IS a
fine piece Of work.
A committee was appointed by Reli-
ance Lodge on Tuesday night to confer
with the other lodges In regard to turn
ing u in the Fourth Of July parade.
The members Of Welcome Lodge are
more than satisfied with the celebration
OF their fifth anniversary, which came
off on Wednesday night In the Opera
House. The committee that had the
affair in charge did nobly and deserve
great praise for the excellent manner in
which everything was carried out.
The charter list Of Upchurch Lodge
Is booming. There are already fifty
names given in and more 10 sight.
The first Degree "a conferred by
Welcome Lodge at Its last meeting on
j. L.. Shriver,A Vermillion, c. A. Arm
strong and G. Schafer. The second de-
gree was also given to A. Marley, D. A.
Striff and II. Travis. A good many
visiting brothers were present and an
interesting time was had under good Of
the order. The election OF officers will
take place next week.
A. o. U. W. buttons, the latest,
cheapest and best, only so cents each,
can be obtained from Brother WIN. f.
Weir, halter and furnisher, opposite
the REGISTER office.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
THE SECRET SOCIETIES.



On Monday evening, as was predicted
IN the SUNDAY REGISTER, there was :
much larger turnout OF the members o.
Wheeling ~Commandery at the annua
Conclave for the election of officers thar
heretofore, and every y appeared te
be pleased with the reports n tne gen
eral routine business transacted on ina
eveng. The following are the omcer'
| elected for the ensuing Templar year
f. p. Wheat, f. c.; Chas. h. Ahrens,
Generalissimo; Peter Boyd, capt. zen
Charles p. Wood, Prelate; Allen Brock
Treasurer; Joseph Hall, Recorder; John
w. Morris. Trustee; Fred. c. Williams
Sr. Warden; s. B. Warrick, Jr. war
den; Henry Elig, Standard Bearer;
Conrad Hirsch, Sword Bearer: Louis
Mackenzie, Warden; II. c. Bown, Third
Guard; w. 81. Manning, Second Guard;
5. B. Rose, First Guard; I. w. Bliss
Sentinel. After the close OF the Com
mandery all present were invited TO
partake Of refreshments at Sir Zeigen-
felder's by the new Commander, and all
went with him on the foraglng ex-
petition and took it in.
Ou 1ucSuuJ HNCuihS ehSAN
full attendance OF the brethren OF
Bates Lodge No. 30, it being the annual
Communication, when the following ON
GERS were elected for the ensuing Ma
sonic year: Conrad Hirsch, w. M; u,
c. Sehoen, S. w; George B. Peabody,
J. w; John X. List, Treasurer; w. +.
Shaffer, Secretary; d. A. Taylor, ) D.;
r. B. Battelle. ]. D.; Henry Morris and
A. J. Gerstell, Stewards; L. w. Bliss,
Tyler. The installation will take place
at the next meeting OF the Lodge.
On Thursday evening, Nelson Lodge
| No. 80 held its regular meeting, and
with the large gathering OF brethren
who are won't to attend its communlca-
tions, Notwithstanding the ex-
element of the conflagration a few
blocks away; but candidates not show
ing up, work was deferred until next
meeting.
During the coming week the follow
ing will be the Masonic movements:
On Monday evening, the Deputy Grand
Master OF the First District, accom-
panied by the Grand Lecturer OF this
Jurisdiction, and a number OF royal
kOOQ WuI VI bhA9 WV 'H ~
Wellsburg 10 work the degrees on sew
eral candidates, and the brethren OF
No. 2 may expect some lively work
while they are there, aud the brethren
expec, to be at the lodge in full force to
view it. The deputy will go in the
morning and review the work during
the day with the brethren Of that lodge.
On Thursday evening will occur the
annual meeting Of Wheeling Lodge No.
5. and they will elect their officers and
also have the District Deputy Grand
Master visit them at that COM
m~unication. As the membership have
all been notified TO be present at that
time, we can expect to meet with q full
lodge.
On FRIDAY evening ccurs the annual
election for the Templar year in Cyrene
Commandery No. z, aRd the indications
are Of a very full turn out Of the Sir
Knights at that time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
HIGHLY COMPLIMENTARY.
Secretary Herbert's Letter to Admiral
Gherardi accompanying the Order for
His Relief.

Secretary erbert Letter to Admiral
Gherardf Accompanying the Order for
His Relief.
New YORK, May 27.-Admiral Cher
ardi, who has been relieved from duty,
has received a communication from
Secretary Herbert congratulating him
on the successful conduct OF the naval
review. The communication is in these
words:
Upon Issuing the order d~etaching
you from command a1oat, the depart
ment desires TO express its high appre-
citation of your efficient and valuable
services while exercising the COM
mand from which you are now
relieved. Since the creation
of the rank you so honorably enjoy, no
officer of the U. S. Navy has ever held
command of a fleet for so long a period
as that which will be terminated by the
departments order of this date. You
have had the singular felicity OF clos
ing your career aloat by organizing
and SUCCESSFULLY conducting and interna-
tianal review and land parade, at once
unique and in many respects unpreced-
,ented. The department congratulates
3ou upon the manner in which you
have discharged the difficult and deli
cate duties imposed upon you by this
novel undertaking."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
WIN Recoommed a Foreign Rifle.

CHICAGO, May 27-American soldiers
are to use the Krag-JergenseD rife, I'M
less the Secretary OF War %interposes,
and United States troops will be armed
within a few months with magazine
rifles Of hat type. The board of or
d~iniance and fortiication 10 session at
the Worlds Fair grounds has reached
that decision. 1t declares In effect that
American inventors have not yet made
magazine rifle which can be compared
with this model of foreign skill. IL APP
proved by the Secretary Of Wan the de-
cision will settle a controversy that has
lasted nearly w years, and as a result,
$500, 600 will be expended in the ma,
tional armories in the manufacture OF
the rifles, the royalty Of course going 10
the foreign inventors.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
CLARINaToN

CLARryGroN, o., May 2T.-French Wal
ton and sister, Miss Lottie, OF Wheeling,
spent Sunday here.
John Denney, Of New Martinsville,
spent the fere part Of this week here with
his mother.
Mrs. A. f. Topp is visiting her sister,
Mrs. G.. r. Zorn, at Wheeling, this week.
Mrs. G. l.. Cochran returned home Fri
day from a visit 10 relatives at Wellsyille.
The steamer Barnsdale made an excur-
sion from Woodland TO Matamoras last
Sunday, making two round trips. sac WIS
well loaded with passengers Dotn times.
John Hill, an old resident OF THIS place.
died AZ mis- home here last Saturday even
inc Mr. Hill had been confined TO his
roam for a wear or more with consumption.
Charles V. Troy died at the home Of his
mother. Mrs. VIM. Montgomery, OF this
place. last Saturday evening, OF typhoid
fever Mr. Troy was IS years old the day
he died and had been married Just nv
weeks that evening. His young bride has
the sympathy Of the community.
Henry sykes died at his home near Clar-
ington. Monday, after a short illness.
The School Board viii meet Monday
evening 70 elect a Principal. and teacher
for the.Eext room Of our public schools.
Clariugtop Council No. l07, o. u. A. NJ,
was instituted mere Tuesday evening. The
following officers vera elected: Sr. Ex-
Councilsr. j. b. Manley: Jr. Ex-COuDcil-
or. r. w. Walton; Councillor, DR.. II. NJ.
Smith: V. G., Geo. He'll: X. 3. w. ID.
MesserIy; A X. s., J.. x. Kuehlborne;
F. S., selby Thomas: Treasurer, c. a.
Messerly; Ind, S. ID. Fish; TX, Ed
Fankhouser; Up, Mason Thomas; o. p.
Thos- Atkinssn; Trustees, Geo. Hell,
Lewis SYKES and j. w. S~trickling.
The Clarington on and Gas Company
met in the Mayors office, Thursday even
ing and organized by e~lecting tue follow
ing directors: G.. J. Tyler, Wm. Hess,
Enoch Yost L. +. Urpman, Geo E Topp.
DIR. T. Hsoermehl and Walker Litten.
The Directors then procee1en 70 elect the
following officers: President. 6. L. Tyler,
Vice President, Euoch YOst; Secretary,
L. F. Urpman; Treasurer, Geo. z. Topp;
after which they adjourned 70 ne. next
Nsnday night, May 2eth. al 7;3 O'Clock.
All the stockholders are requested 70 be
present.