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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05

/
enne every invitation n vetS - AtbsnS
name and feel almost Ike 40 impostny
as do so.
Day after day I am besfsged ~ oaEeas
who demand to look upon the face Of The
mysterious st. Albans- OK SoAzSe "a,
fuse everybody. double Abby"s wAaas
and station her IN the sznall enAzansS
hall, with orders TO AdIaA no oAA Rsr
seiye lettors from my publI1ASzs ~
| preaching me with my ssaiudon
~Dont be hermit my dssR kGl0SAs
says one of the lettsYs froaa ths a39zzt
head of the house, "a htfe sosissy Will
freshen you up, and besides you have
really made hit in that last artsls. a1d
people are desirous Of meeting yoA Ny
son, whom we have just admitted 70 The
firm, is very anxious TO meet you-S
And so on until l feel the blood grow
cold within my yeina ak thougha of pos
sible complications
Can / always preserve my fncognfta2
Will they not besisge my den and ferret
the truth and me--out OF ii together1 It
eomas at last One bright winter mern-
ing Abby ushers into my presence port
ly looking old gentleman, and with him
o man Of some so years, tsll. dark. hand
some just such a face as I love TO por-
tray as the faces Of my heroes.
II beg your pardon!'
| Mr.. Atherton falls bsSA sma@dne
/ with surprise.
THE servant showed us in here We
are desirous Of meeting Mr.. Vers ST.
Albans. We are Of the publishing firm
Of Atherton & Soma l wish to see Mr..
| ST. Albans in regard to Eome especial
work VIII you kindly request him 60
give us audicnce1
i feel my face growing red-redder--
reddest. I rise from my chair and mo
tion them to be seated near. Iopen my
mouth to blurt forth the whole truth,
but some perverse imp seiEasmy tongue,
and instead falter
"Yeu cannot see We're s. Albans To-
day, gentlemen He--is indisposed."
| So he i, indeed. indisposSd 10 receive
| visitors
''You are Mrs. Vezo st. Albans, I pre-
sume," no observes. And I-oh, depths
Of infamyi / am 80 embarrassed, 50
overwhelmed with embarrassment IN
der the cool. stasdy gaze OF the younger
man that bow and nutteE something
which sounds strangely like yes
| az that mornaot there is-s curious bus
tie within too fas where my httls home
h Gtrated. An uprdaE-al at onee, and
h rushes abby, Wild and disheveled,
and clings TO my arm like mad crea.
tnra
shrieks, fthe house is on fret Come, lei
us get away, 'or we Eaall be burned
aiives
II Is aIl true The fro has besn burn
ing SO long EnsuSpocted that now il
breaks out with irresistible force. and
soon the whole building Is in flames,
But long bsfore then We are quite safe
My two visitors bear my deAk down
stairs between them, and while the elder
man keeps watch and ward over it out
sidsupon &he stsaat the youngar return:
TO mo.
"We must get Your husband ont, " ht
says eagerly. Show mo his room, anG
/ will do my best to save him!'
my husbandl- falter feehly. *Why
Ihave no husbands
~Thsn who IL VazO 81. Albansr
"I amF
So the truth Is told, and somehow
feel better.
When we are all safe on terra firnra
my new friend tuwnsFto me and aays il
q Low tonex
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05
Probate Notice.

j Mas Adminietrator Of ihe estate Of Elizabeth
Hoffman, has fled first account OF his A tminis--
iration, which will be for hearing and settlement
July 14th, 1924
) ~ CUFF, Probate Judge.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05

HABrs Of order are to be eimproged,
but we would rather near 1t said Of 8
man that he was slack than chat he
was tight
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05
Probate Notice.

NTOFTCE IS hereby given that Jacob Hoffman, as
LIN Executcrof Henry Schsl, has filed third ac-
count Of his administration which Wiz be for hear
ing and settlement July 2Srd, 1898.
J.y. CuFF, Probate Judge,
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05
Probat e Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that George j /. Dir,
MAS Guardian Of Henry 4. Miller, et al, has flled
a third account Of his Guardianship, which Will be
Tor hearing and settlement July 9th, 1891.
J.yCuFF, Probate Judge.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05
Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that John Wicken-
IN hiser, as Administrator ofthe estate of David
Youngker, has filed third account Of his dmins-
trasion, which will be for hearing aud settlement
July l4th, 1874
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05
Probate Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given, that Jacob e. yeigel as
In executor Of Christian Veigel, has filed final
account Of his administration, which will be for
hearing ana settlement Julyl6, 1884.
J. CUFF, Probate Judge,
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05

II AIDES CAN MAKE s3DAIIY BY FOLDING
land addressing eircu ars for us, 81 home. No
lcanvassug. Position permanent. Reply with
stamped enveope, MISS GRACE PAUL. South
Bend, Indiana.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05
DAM0CRATIC NORTHWEST NAPLoEON O. JULY 5. 1894.

Low Excursion Rates 70 Mountain
Lake Park. sd acc0upt Camp
Meeting. via the =. & q. fsy.
o. 1ulg IN 10 i9ih Inclusive, ihe Hsium1fe 4
i4it n ST. Park Md., lud return, ~ a ra.e 81 one
fare flf the round Trip account of the annual
Camp dcflng, ard tie West Virginia sunday
Srhcul Convention Iicbgts vih be gooa Tor rc-
sra rusitge glll July 3ist, isf For further
iniorlL alton call on oI hlcfess ANY a %. Ticket
Agent Cr Z, s, Aliens Asst Genl Pass Agent
Chicago, IT, ID
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05

When Baby was SICK, we esye her castorias
When She vas q Child, she cried Tor Cassoria,
When she became Miss she elung to castor4a.
when she had Children, she gave them castcria
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05
Excursion to Buffalo, ". ", Iune 23rd
and oath.

For meeting OK Roman Catholic Union Knights.
Of ST. ohm, the r, st. L. ~ X. o r. Ri will Issue
one fare excursion tickets. See peareHt agent
Clover Lear Route,
&C y 81 IIfSyS. tS n. Az
N. 81 Excursion rates to East Liverpool ace
copnt Epwcrth League, 81 District, June % and %.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05
Notice to Nonresident Land Owners.

Municipal and Private Corporations h
will be Affected by the Ditch Improvements herein designated
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05
wcst-ISound,
PnLI.MAN sFRvrcF

strains run daily +stop on signal, tDsily ex.
cept Sunday.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05
Notice Of Appointment.
Estate Of Edeldrud Meekison, decd

7NHE undersigned has been duly appointed AND
4 qualified as Administrator Of tile estate u Edel
druid SIeekison late Henry county. Ohio, deceas,
ed
Dated this 18th day of May. A. n. 1894.
JOSEPH SCHERER.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05
Notice to Non Resident
Land Overs ct al.
To all lot and land owners, and mu-
nicipal and private corporations,
thar win be affected by the ditch
improvement herein designated
AunrToR' S 0rRIcE, HENRY COUNTY,
NAPOLEON, o., June 70, 1894.
in the matter ofGountyDitcE Improvement
Petitioned for by NJ. A, Frysinger et tai.
NOTICE 70 NONRESIDENT lAR0 OWNERS Il. Al.

To Anna Cross, Jane Fritz, Homer Anspach, Mary
George.
Yon aud each OF you are hereby notified that on
he 10th day Of Juue, A. D. 1894, NJ Al. Frysn9eI
and others filed petition with the Auditor of said
letiiion is, that there exists necessity for the
location and construction of ditch and said leti-
tioners pray for the making Of such IMPROVEMENT
on the following route and termini, to-wit:
Commencing about ten t10l rods east OF the
southwest corner Of the northwest quarter OF the
northwest quarter Of section twenty 20), town six
(6) north range seven " east Henry county Ohio,
thence running east along the north line cf the
south half Of the Northwest quarter Of said section
twenty f20l ab0nt one-haf mile, thence northerIy
about 40 rods thence east till IL utersects county
ditch No 81, thence following said county ditch
No 311 till ii intersects the creek on the lands Of
q. N. Jennings thence following the channel OF
said creek, deepening, widening and Strengthening,
both ditch and creek where necessary I'LL il inter.
sects with Turkeyfoot creek on the lands Of
Caiharine Wright and there to terminate.
Also, branch commencing about thirty (30)
rods south of the northwest corner Of section
seventeen (t7) town and range aforesaid, tD the
channel OF county ditch No. 31l, thence following
the channel Of said county ditch No. 3ii tll It in,
tersects the main ditch on the lands OF Frederick
Stewart, and there to terminate. All In sections
III, 20, 2i and a. Liberty township, Henry county,
Ohio.
That said petition is row pending, and that such
proceedings have been duly and legally had, that
fhe Board Of (ominissi oners have been presented
with copy Of said petition, as required BY Inv,
thereby notifying them Of the fling Of the same.
And that as such Auditor OF said county the nm
dersianed has hxed thc
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05

AUDITORS oRTtG
In the Matter of Ditch Improvement No. Petitioned
8s for by j. Morehart ct al
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-07-05
Notice to Land osvrrers and Others.

Notice Land Cserers and Others.
which
ma
hiueofs improv ION
Mrse a ~ b =
lion hnos
thepublc
audaa : uehAn
day Of July q. a., aaH al 10 ochpH 4. NJ.
.tna rhehea d0n@a ppesnng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28
4 DRTNEEN son SHOOTS HIS MOTHER
SHE HAD rPERAIpED HIM NO HOPE FOR HER
RECOVERY.

SHE HAD rPERAIDED HIM NO HOPE FOR HER
RECOVERY.
Rober; Norris. who lives at Spuyten Duyvil, was
held in the Morrisanla Police Court Yesterday.
charged with shooting his mother. Mrs Annie Nor
rs AZ his home Friday night
Morris and his two brothers. John and Frank. VINO
are married are moulders In Johnson's foundry, ana
live In adjoining houses in Johnson-ave. Robert
lives with his mother On Friday he did not Work,
but came home late AZ night drunk His mother
was in bed, and ne went into the Kitchen, ana
heard him She went downstairs and found him
trying to build fire. She told him to leave the
stove and upbraided him for being drunk. Angry
words followed and Morris ran upstairs into his
room His mother followed him. but met him at
the foot OF the stairs coming down with a
robert rifle in his hand. Mrs. Morris told him TO
put the rifle down. In response the son pointed II
a, her and with an oath pulled the trigger The
bullet struck Mrs. Morris in the left breast: she
staggered but grasped the weapon ana snatcned IL
from Roberts hand and broke II against the wall
Morris fled leaving his mother alone She made
her way 10 the home Of her son FRANK, next door,
and cried out: "Oh. Frank: Bob has shot me. she
at first refused tell the police who had shot her.
but aftarward acknowledged that her son did IT,.
I'pon the arrival OF the physician an examination
was made md her condition was pronounced crti-
caL Dr Darlington probed for the bullet and said
that II had lodged In the apex OF the heart ana
would prove fatal.
search was made for Morris. but he was not ar
rested until about 1890 O'Clock. Then he broke
influence OF liquor In court yesterday Morris ac-
knowcdgcd the shooting. and told Justice Feitner
that he did not know what he was doing lie said
that he had never had any differences with his
before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28
Jolly ARTONS WILL HAVE SURPRISES

This citys only approach to a real Mardi Ciras
entertainment is the annual masked ball OF the
Jolly Arion Society. whose 800 members with their
wives families and friends. crowd Madison Square
Garden every year. The big procession is limited
only by the OF the building. and II displayed
publicly In the would be the precisely
as those Of New-Orleans. St Louis and Mobile. ON
the night OF February 10 next this parade Will be
made and among the subjects to be illustrated are
money fashion, sport. love. music, wine. carnival
and Aron In the order named. Gorgeous and ele-
gant floats seventeen feet high and twelve feet
ong drawn by hundreds of quaint and curiousiy
costumed people will ypify all manner Of subjects.
with comic hits AMI satrical features without NUM-
Der. The Madison Square Garden Amphitheatre
will be decorated with hftytwo beautiful columns;
upon the top OF each will rest transparent globe
filled with incandescent lights while between the
columns will be stretched electric wires holding
pendant lights and prisms. that at every slight
movement OF the dancing floor the prsms Will scin.
tllate. sending out beautiful flashes ~ all shades
and coors. Between each OF these columns are 70
be arranged vases filed with natural flowers ana
around and beneath the boxes 10 be garlands
OF flowers. over hundred cages containing
canares will be distributed around the interior,
with twenty other cages holding ROSTERS. toe lat
ter to warn the guests OF the approach or day by
their vigorous Growing and cackling. \ huge floral
sphere Is to be suspended from the ceiling. which
at "A signal will open ana pour upon the heads OF
the dancers a shower OF bouquets. bon-bons ana
confectons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28
COrLDy'T SAY FROM WHAT DIR CRONIN DIED

Chicago Jan. ?,-A short session Of the Coughn
trial was held this morning To finish the cross
examination OF DR.. Ludwig Hektoen, the eighth
medical witness called 20 tell tho jury there was
no certainty that DIR. Cronin died from the In
juries to his head Il don't think any one could
tell from appearances what he died FROM the
witness stated.
Now TO be fair Doctor" said Mr.. Bottum in
familiar coaxng way. dropping his severity Of
tone. do you really think that p,an died from
sceross of the kidney"
From all know from that examination we
don't know whether he did or not"
"Do you mean to say that Il is just az probable
DR. cronin died from sccrOs,s of the liver or
kidney from the wounds on his head
Il don't say that he had either | don't know
what caused his death
Juror Weinberger. who has kidney trouble. asked
DR. IIektoen II the latter could tell from looking
him whether he had any kidney complaint The
witness answered. mo. see sign"
A recess then taken until Monday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28
FIGHTING C,RIIsLEs BOND ISSUE.

KNIGHTS OF LABOR AskiNG FOR ~ INN ~
TIox AGAINST THE SECRETARY.
,vosbi,e,on. Ian z..-Gcneral Master workman
cover.len and General Secretary }. w lays "
,bo KNIGHTS Of Labor. ready win '''' III. !"
eauity AGAINST Secretary Carlisle inns mo'""H' o"'
r,,dp, cox Of the District Supreme court h'''' con"
,,d,-otion fixed Monday next at 10 o'clock 10 near
argument as to whether the bill cou'd d. "i'n'''"
II "a a bill for an injunction. sued OUT pS '"'"'S
Richard Sovereign for himself and IN b'haH "' 'ne
knights Of Labor who said to number .o?,
ara ia he too numerous 10 b" nhin''' "ea,, r,.
jobn Griffin Carlisle Secre,ary OF me lrc cdn1S
and urnvs that the said Carlisle anu ms .ollsu -,
,r,t.a may be- required 10 max" hhS"'l w.. .h
,,,1or ,,h1, LA sis Of statute or OF Necessary ny
Mann mo right TO issue thr bonus spclIe" III WV
recent Treasury circular, ana sp'chcnH! ~ ~, a.,
,rhcthnr quch bonds are to be maze Phgh,oe III
I'ui,cd states gold coin or Otherwise anu WY ~, ~,
nscreeities II any exist should not be nel ny me
Coinage Of the silver now in the po.session o. 'e
denartmcnt and especially why II - PoPohru, w
sci. Lorls 10 a greater amount thah II irai"'o' !"
,nakn nm, The deficit in the sl'DOwW tesfiN. -,
'rbev nsk a preliminary injunction 10 resrtin ne
een,, OF the bonds and that after n','s ~, w
nimnction he made perpetual The ATTORNEYS IN ,ne
case are G G. cole. Of Des MONIES. Ia. A.Ssls
cbellab,reer and wilson Of Washington .'1nsrrss-
man pence or Colorado. and MI Ml's' Oh 'e"'e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

A FIGHT OVER TERMINAL FAClLiIiH~'
Chicago Jan. IA dispatch TO Inc Herao
from Galveston, Tex, says: general Attorhev
Iohn NJ. Duncan OF the International and Greas
yor,harn Railroad and General Attorney 7. J.
Freeman Of the Texas and Pacific. arrived here
las, night to prepare for the trial OF the quo war
ranto proceedings to forfeit the international ana
Great Northern charter. instituted by County At
torney Brad Hancock. In the name OF the state
IN the District Court here, which will come up
on Monday next. The forfeiture is asked because
Of alleged violation by the International OF its
charter by absorbing and consolidating the Gal
vsston Houston and Henderson road with its own.
The latter road is the bone OF contention between
The 'Katy" and Interna tional and Great Northern,
and this case is regarded step 10 force ths
international to share the terminal facilities OF tns
GaIveston Houston and Henderson with the
"katv'' the latter owning all the stock OF the Gall
weston Houston and Henderson. and the interns-
,,onaI and Great Northern claiming and holding pos
session under a ninety -nneyear lease OF the prop
erty franchises and rights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28
THE BOYCOTT is SUCCESSFUL.

CITIZENS OF BRIDGEPORT STILL REFUSE TO
RIDE ~ THE TRACTION CoMPANY's CARS.
Bridgeport Conn. Jan. 27.-Ths afternoon the
police taken from the cars OF the Traction
Company and soon after the new men became tar
gets for snowballs. The tracks were INSTRUCTED by
huge piles OF snow In the outskirts OF the city AT
other places the were thrown from the tracks
by distractions concealed beneath the snow, ana
windows broken A youth about twenty years
old was arrested for snOwbang driver. captain
Birmingham was obliged to send another squad or
police to the stables TO man the cars. Before b
o'clock tonight all the cars were returned TO the
barns and the company decided not 10 attempt 10
run tomorrow. They had no patronage to-day,
scarcely a fare being collected on the nine cars
that were in use. Hardly an unbroken window re-
mains In the cars snowballs being hurled at them
all along the line. On Main-st. men were lined up
and ieered the new men and pelted them with
snowballs No dared ride.
Treasurer william c. Scherer Vice President
Elias Ward and Superintendent Andrew Radel left
for their homes in Newark this evening and VIII
return on Monday. superintendent Radel said that
unless they had better protection he would advise
that cars be not run at all until these demonstra-
tons cease Many thousands Of badges bearing the
inscriptions I'VE won't ride" or I'VE walk" were
sold to-day. the proceeds going TO the strikers IL
is probable that tomorrow will be quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28
LIEUTENANT DAvENrORT EXONERATEp

HIS CONDUCT At SAMOA CRITICISED VI !
MITIGATING cl"' INSTANCES rol 81
Warrington. Jan e Secretary Herbert today
made public the findings u IN" court az Inquiry nnd
his views 'hereon ~ th" case 81 Lieutenant ichnrd
g. Davenport. who asked f,r court 81 honor
f. pass upon bis conduct while acting ns navigating
officer Il the United states steamer Nipsic. "n"n
fh,, vessel nas wrecked during the grrai samoan
hurricane In March go Lieutenant davenport
asked for fh. co.rt b'caus" thcr" hid been much
criticism 81 OBJ. acton ~ lelying ihe Nipsc A. me
inouiry officers testified ihat he had 81 bah *
annie a. fh. crew in time % danger uN WHINING
shore. t.,..t., ,,,.,
,,.r,.n,n, Dav.nrcrts conduct prior 10 IN" ''I'hi
',, go, me Niusic ON the point - - IN tlinr thi
manner when Lieutenant davenport I"it IA" siIp'
,,'ni., in.Dl,,I serious imputaiions h|h'h~t rim.
-, ,n,,rf decided tg-rse!t. hut nn'@ h'iup"I ~
crcum.aacos which. II says. must h'i' f"'"hS
In mitigation ~ MS c1rl"r. .t,,o, o,t
srcrc,arr Herbert approves The pi"'''''"s' NM
nndinrs 81 the CONT 81 inquiry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28
MISTAKES ABOUT BILL OF LADING.

The following telegram has been sent to chicago
for publication In Western newspapers:
New-York. Jan. q. 1894.
Our attention Is called to recently published views
NJ the National Transportation Association, the
Chicago Freight Bureau and others. that classl.
cation No. r. effective January iast, rsui his ns
use of the words mot negotiable IN the plils OF
lading TO which 1t applies.
This is a msapprehension which should De cor.
rected Immediately. BY an understanding WIN
representatives OF those trade organizations ana
others Joint Committee Circulars ll6S, August ~.
Of the same month. westwardy. both authorized
Thar tho words mot negotiable be stricken out as
TO Interstate bills OF ladng. Those circulars con-
tin,ie unchanged and in effect.
Advise the officers OF those trade organizations
and others desiring information and suggest thae
If Inquiries had been made or conferences sousns
nv them upon this subject. we should nave had
" G. r. BLANCHARD,
J. F. GODDARD.
Commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28
TRIAL or 4 GOV ERyNENT CONTRACTOR.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Jan. 27.-Robert Foote one OF
the leading men OF Northern wyoming. was on
trial In the United States court this week. charge"
Win conspiracy 10 d.fraud the Government. Foote
had the contract TO furnish the grain FOR the r9ops
at Mckinney. and It Is charged tha ne sasp re-
tnrns upon the amount OF grain delivered. Inc
horses put short rations 10 oraer 10
who was Jointly Indicted with Foote urneu ndh, th
evidence The jury was unable 10 80 co md th
case was continued TO the May tern VI tsu, MY
DEFENDANT being held In 5000 bohHs. roo.e mas
been Government contractor IN MyTn,s~s o osss
twenty years and has made q great "e"' VI 'o"e'
out OF the business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28
PENNSYLVANIA SANITARY CONVENTION

Harrisburg. Penn. Jan 21.-The State Sanitary
Convention adjourned this afternoon. after adopting
"A report making the association OF health boards a
permanent State body. to meet annually In Harris
burg These officers chosen for the first year:
President. the Governor Of Pennsylvania: vice.
president. Major Moses Veal, Philadelphia Thomas
Marrtt. Reading and DR. J. H. Mcclellan PITS
burg: secretary. DR.. W. b. Atkinson. Philadelpha
treasurer DR.. Green. West Chester. All the local
boards Of health In the State Will be invited to Join
d, Ia lnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28
COMING CHANGES IN LACKAwANNA.

Al the annual meeting OF the stockholders OK
the Delaware Lackawanna and Western on FEB
ruary 90 the Vanderbilt element in the company
will he represented by the election of II. Mex.
Twombly and Frank Work and the representation
OF the Central Railroad of New-Jersey Will be m
creased by the election Of II. {. Fahnestock Tns
retiring directors will be W. H. Appleton. r. +.
Ballenine and A. II. McClintock. Samuel Sloan
will be reelected president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28
ATTRACTIONS OF THE orEBEc CARNIVAL.

Mrs John Jacob Astor and a party OF friends left
the Grand Central Station the Montreal express
train at 625 o'clock last night on the way to the
winter carnival be held this week at Quebec
some other prominent New-York society peouie
have expressed their intention of going later me
carnival committee has arranged programme OK
festivities which will occupy every hour from TO-
morrow until Saturday