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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-12-14
Durrant Motion Denied.

SAN FRANCISCO Cal. Dec. Il. Judge Muir
ply has denied the motion for new trial in
the case Of Theodore Durrant, convicted Of
the murder OF Blanche Lamont
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-12-14
SALA NO MORE.

Famous War Correspondent Passes
Away.
LONI ON, Dec. 12- George Augustus Sala.
the we'll known journalist and author, died
Sunday morning Mt Brighton, where he had
been Ill for a long time. MIR. Salas death
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-12-14

BELLOWS FALLs--There was large attend
ance at the annual fair and dance ofthe Uni
We salist society. The society cleared $3.50.
H. Fl. Albee has moved into his new nd
commodious house.
DIR. Matthews of Walpole, N. H. has located
in town, and occupies the Fred Ameden
house ON School street,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-12-14

BRADFoRD-The falling of lamp In
J. NJ. Warden's store caused great excite
ment for short time. The lamp fell
about five feet and then rolled to the other
end of the store, spreading about three
quarts OF oil over the floor, over which
the flames sprea rapidly. Had it not been
Tor Bradford's water system the Union with
Stevens block would have Leen destroyed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-12-14
FIRST EVER CHOSEN.
Queen Regent or Spain Selected a
Arbitrator,

MADRID, Dec. l2-Maria Christina, Queen
Regent OF Spain. who has been chosen arbi-
traitor to settle the long-standin, dispute over
the boundary lines of Columbia. Ecuador and
Peru, Is the first woman ever chosen to set
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-12-14

PowNAL-An interesting case was settled in
Pownu recently. Several weeks ago, while
they were passing along the street, Mrs.
Peter Grady aud Mrs. Tracy Dorman were
attacked by a ram belonging to NJ. P.
Grady. Both women were severely bruised
and injured, and they brought suit
against the owner for $1,000 and $500 re.
spectvey The suits were Led by the
payment to Mrs. Grady of $3.50. aud 800 to
Dorman, together, with the costs,
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-04-05

VIM. sTompkins, Of Helix, was in
Athena Saturday last.
Miss Lou Smith is in the city,
visiting her sister, Mrs. I. D. Tay-
lor.
w. III. Garrison, formerly anews-
paper man, of Hilsboro, this state,
Is in the city. The PRESS acknow.
ledges a fraternal call.
Frank Lockwood, ofHelix vicin-
ity, last Friday disposed Of eighty
five head Of hogs to Tom Page, Of
Athena, the famous Wild Horse
farmer.
Taylor "the hardware man." Of
Pendleton, sells split bomboo fish
ing -ods and fishing tackls cheap
er thanany firm in Umatilla coun-
ty. Remember this.
Vaughan, Pendleton'S Racket
Store man, dosen't take a tumble
with brick house to arrive at the
conclusion that it pays to adver.
tise in the ATHENA PREss, but
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-04-05
Local News.

Lew Shaw viii locate in Marys-
vile, Montana.
Lee Hiteman has been on the
sick list this week.
Miss Lizzie Ridenour, Of Weston,
visited in Athena Tuesday.
Warren Raymond was a Walla
Walla visitor, last Saturday.
Chas. Sharp and j. w. Smith
drove down to Pendleton Tuesday.
Mrs. Gilman came over from
Milton Friday, returning Saturday
morning.
Wnn4 Winship visited rslatifeB
at Walia Walla a couple Of days
last week.
Rev. LaViolette preached to a
large congregation in Pendleton
Monday night.
They say "Scrib' took a lesson
on buttons Saturday last. Ask
Bill Young about it.
J. E. Froonae and wife, accom-
panied by Grandpa Froome, Wis
tied in Pendleton Saturday.
Jesse Kilgore, a prominent Um-
atilla county farmer, accompanied
by his wife, visited Walla Walla,
Saturday.
NJ Uncle Purdy walked in to town
Vfrpm his, sons place Saturday. The
old gentleman is as spry as many
Of our young men.
DIR. A. e. Butler, is permanent
" located in Waitsburg, Wash
Like scores of the rest he writes fol
the Press sent to his address,
Karl's Glover Root, the great
Blood purifier gives freshness and
olearness to the Complexion and
cures Constipation, 25 cts, 30 cts,
$1.O0.
Father Lamay returned Tuesday
from a trip to the John Dayscoun
!, try. He was caught in Mondays
storm three miles below Pendletor
and says the dust was SO thick
that he couldn't see his hand be-
fore him.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-04-05


Here is one: "When the breezy
bloomers are the universal 60, how
will tailors press the creases into
them I'd like to know? When the
baby's head is nodding and he
wants to take nap, how can
mamma lull her darling in a bifor-
Gated lap? When the chickens go
a grubbing in the garden in the
spring, how can Bridget 'shoo' thu
creatures with no skirts to flop anEl
fling" \
All Fools day was observed by
the kids in the usual manner. In
this instance, the ladies of Athena
participated in the sport by solicit
ing dimes and nickles, placing them
with cotton in two large pies and
presenting them to Revs. Rushing
and LaViolette. No doubt when
they cut the pies they were agree
ably surprised.
. al Bannock Indian was at the
depot in Pendleton the other night,
preparing to return to Fort Hall
reserve Idaho. His one expression
which he kept repeating was,
"Bannock Indians no money, UNA
tilla Indians lots Of money.
Gus Volmer was the lucky man
who held the key that unlocked
the safe at G. w. Hollis Gus has
100 pew 80 cent pieces and impli-
city believes that free coinage of
that metal is all right, or at least
believes so in this case.
Thirty sheep shearers will be en-
ployed at the Cunningham sheep
ranch this season. 1t is expected
the total clip will reach 100000
pounds. The sheep to be shorn
number 20,0d0 and are in prime
condition.
I Irving McQuary, formerly editor
of the PRESS has his name at the
head of the Rexburg, Qdaho,) J Sill
yer Hammer, as associate editor
and manager. Glad to hear o
dSSs prosperity.
lA CLARK Wood, the versatile editor
YoHthe Weston Leader, footed his
Trombone with the Athena BanG
Sunday afternoon. Clark is ontt
his sob" and the boys will Away
welcome him.
Shiloh's Cure is sold on a guar.
antee. 1t cures Incipient Consum
ption. 1t is the best Cough Cure
! Only one cent dose. 25cts., anC
/ $1.00.
| Major Jacob Bloch, and ye edito
are waiting for old Sol to NOV
things up q little, when they intenc
going in quest of the festive trout
The PRESS has the largest cif
culation, with one exception, of an.
paper in Umatilla county, an,
don't you forget it.
The tower on Sunday proved
be qaite an attraction for those VIII
are inclined to promenade on sun
ny afternoons.
n Harve Whiteman last Frida
finished re-sowing 40 acres Of faI
grain which was frozen out durin,
the winter.
The residence Of w. S. Banniste
in Milton, burned Monday nigh
Wes Matlock, Of Pendleton, wa
in the city Tuesday. |
If you want to be in style shaS
your upper lip.
See Lewin's new price list in tn.
issue.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-04-05

If you are weak and worn out,
or have that tired feeling Hoods
Sarsaparilla is just the medicine to
restore your strength and give you
good appetite. Hoods makes
pure blood.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-04-05

For q dinner pill and general
family carthartic We confidently
recommend Hoods Pills.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-04-05

comes to the front this week with
an attractive ad. Hos does "24
sheets of note paper, for one cent"
strike you?
Mrs. G.. M. Froome and daughter
Hattie, accompanied by Mrs. DR..
L. +. Inman, Of Pendleton, visited
in the city Wednesday.
hIf you were to say now days;
that man Is as good as wheat 7
it would be a poor compliment, for
if he was really worth bis weight in
wheat he wouldn't bring much
over ninety cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30
CITY PUPfLS TO STUDY ny THE SET

The Seaside Laboratories IN Science will open at
the summer homes Of the Association for lmproy-
ing the Condition OF the Poor at West Conty
Island. today. The association Is maintaining six
vacation schools In the most densely populated
parts OF the city. and nifty pupils from each school
will be taken ry the Iron Steamboat Company 10
West Coney Island for class study In science at
the beach Each class Will be distinguished by df.
ieren, colors The entire class OF 300 vii, be ac-
companied by twelve teachers in science. who viii
work with the pupils at the shore instead OF In the
classroom
1t IL the constant aim OF the association 10 raise
the standard OF IT'S frcsh-air work. and this scheme
Of recreation plus education Is step In this dlrcc
ton The children Will take their lunch.
which they viii In the large dining pavilion on
the beach. After a proper interval the pupils VIII
have bath In tho ocean. This new departure Is
charge on the associa ions Department OF Fresh
Air and 800 II needed for the expense OF each OF
the trips.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30
AUSTIN CORBIy'S EXTENSITE PLANS

AN EXCLUSIVE SUMNER RESORT ron corTAdEhS
PROTECTED oN sHEErsHEAp BAY.
"If Austin Corbln meyer accomplished another
,,,ry I'm, that In his busy lifetime II would be an
all sufficient monument.
The sneaker WAS Henry ". Maxwell. Of Maxwell
A. Grnyes No ii3 Iiberty-s'. lie was "ilnfins 10
the r.por,cd project 10 buli M an exclusive pnce.
10 be called Reno by-hr-Sea. on she"pShead hay
The report further asserted that an option hnh been
secured on the property the purchase price o' when
WAS to he close 10 gc0eo Continuing Mr.. Max
well ssi1.
II have not seen MIR. corbin for some ''vr' am
90 not know how my name came To be IN ire hA'
Of those Intending to bui'd cottages. am not pre-
pared TO Say whether / shall build II any plan IS
carried out as contemplated. Judge however. that
something OF an important nature Is on foot. as MT
Corbln has been arranging FOR extensive dre'g'hB
operations In Shoopshcad Bay The lanI involved H.
| presume. land under water, and by taxing The
white sand from the bottom Of the bay ana Trans
ferrng II to the shadows. model piece OF bnlil-
ing grounI could be reclaimed Tne most OF me
sround about there nov IS owned by 'hS MAMMA,
Reach Land and Hotel Company wnch owns
the Manhattan Beach and Oriental hotels. Ihcy'
OF course would no pnfs WIN ade pres;,n me-
for the lease OF plot for c1ttase-bulilng purposes
Island Railroad Company. which has possibly 30
stockholders while the land company mas possibly
@ know %. no Se. wbo Ae e 10 be- The
city could have their homes there. AMI 1t would be
Rcferrlng 10 the map OF Lone Island. Mr. Max
well indicated tho probable location Of the resort.
Those familiar with the locality are aware OF the
deep curve around Manhattan Reach to the land
ward side, which Is knuwn as Sheepshead Bay On
the main shore Is the town OF Sheepshrad. The bay
If shallow az II reaches westward Into the deepest
inacntation OF the There II is proposed to do
the filling, az Mr.. Maxwell! understands the sltua-
ton. lie asked If he knew anything about
other names the list. but answered In the mega
tive. II Is believed. however that IN. major por-
ton Ike himself are stockholders In the Long Isl
and Railroad Company and In the Manhattan Beach
Land and Fotc. Company well.
George s. Edgcll. treasurer OF The Long Island
Railroad Company. was s>cn at the Office. No. 1872
Broadway II have not read the Item he said,
and am therefore not IN position 20 know any
thing about IT, Mr.. Corb!n would be the man 10
gee"
Mr.. corbin, however. was off for special run
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30
DESTROYING PESTS ~ TIE PARKS.
ACTIVE MEASURES TAKEN ~ srpERiNrFNDENr
IAHsoSs To SAVE TIE TREES srGGLs-
TioS- FOR IJHl.i. AID


The prominent notice that The Tribune has gwen
% the harm lone 70 trees hy the pllguc Of IN
sccis - much appreciated hy those who wander
bout our parks The articles In ast sundays edi-
ton were spoken ~ by many people a. most timely.
Superintendent Parsons. ~ the Park Department
Was seen Yesterday. and said. The Department IS
FUZZY alive 10 the injury the present inron Of cater
pillars r. doing have already sent ont seventy Of
the wire brooms with which 10 scrape the trees
The cocoors and eggs are collected ana 2n"r"ard
burned 7 shall soon hise few supply OF brushes
made With stronger wire hairs than those Ne nave
a, present =, a. Thoroughly scrape me trees.
AMI we nrc also having another sprlnkng cart
made which Will give ne four for the parks. The
PARKS are divided into twelve divisions. aud have
from i've sin men IN each division detailed 10 40
The work OF scrubbing with strict orders to collect
the coco,ns and Gigs Were these 10 be LETT on the
ground they would hatch as readily rs II len on
the trees. and by the end OF August We would have
hardly a leaf LEFT In our parks. We are hghin6
hard but We miss our allies. the small birds, such
A. tho grcenets and ny-catchcrs. who are noiieeib5
scarce this summer. \ f"w score 81 these brIs
can ,lo more good than regiment OF men.
The public ought to help us 1t Is all yer,
well killing The bugs In our parks. but u the
tree. thn, line many streets and those I'm private
eroundr are left untouched the moths AMI beetles
bred there will soon hnd n home In the parks
IN. nosiois hug pays no heed 10 your t"lhns
her that you don't want her 10 play In your back
ward or get familiar with the cellar door she
will make home on any tree nat promises 10 10
s,nniy plenilfu food for her progeny ana VIII
iay her hundreds ~ 'rygs there. ! ihink n "onli
L. an esc.llSnt idea II some Of the carboc "'nul-
don vas kept In station housr no that p"op"
rnuil 20 there and get u free. I'D sprinkle thrr
,,s.. nj kiu the bues. They arc doing ~ ~ bridge
,,rt and Hartford, Conn. whore they scent 4" d"
cvcn worse on than We are. ani We might p'ontany
,skc n lonf ont Of their hook
II cooking over The Park from any commanding
pioco there does not seem 10 have noen much Marin
Zone It Is only when one goes through II every
Ia" as / have to- that one sees patches OF trees
almost lsafess The trees may possibly stang
a.n, f.l an for three years but n II rs an old
nr,." nd therefore one 81 the finest the axe has
then 10 be brought into use am We iosc III mar
mort space OF time q tree that may be over
seventy years OF age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30
c,,,,r CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Surname Chambers Before O l5rien J.Court
omen. nj 1910 A. m Calendar called az III a. ~ 80 -
pobh,ns vs. Andrews: No 2 Saa'heli vs. saalned. No.
2 psyule ETC. German tres. '.uo No = Ns'en VI
M, paner 90 w. ritho Carbon Rubber Co.; No. T.
p's,,ioE - Rostvlc lex. No - Thome ~. Tonpkins no
vst,er q, Frank: No. IL, Van Buren, W. chesnay No
II Mater ~ New York Wa-ehouslng Co No ~ hsn'
nail W thompson No. ~. Csndee vs. Candee; NO ~.
ux.orr - Fytorn: No H. OB~irne vs. BULLS. No 10.
American Legion ~ Horror. NJ j., fesp',: &C, ~
Xs,,o No ~ Monaches ys y-tcs, No ~, Everari va.
car, No III Mutual I,fe Insurance 60 VS. barley No
% Zoamans V La Tour; No %. Valentine 's' Jueh:
No "a Aiken Aiken
.> Sunr-me court-General Term-R.cess .
Court-Specia Icfm-FaIts j. ~ anu hi->a-
'lrc,, court-Par.s H. III and IvAdjourned FOR the
No.. uo.Aa-
100. Nanfreji Manfred. No lo41 Beatty We beatty
superior Cour-C;eneral Term-Adjourned Tor tne ,"r-
s,peror Cour-Equ;iy Term Adjourned tor me Term
SUPERIOR Couri-Trial Term-Parts !. ~ ana hi-Ad-
journed for the term ~. ...o,, 9 vo,o,
c,iandap called AT Wills for prooa,s-saac
s.gau Anna ~ Daus sebastian i.nf Anna IahnlHx
Ann c;orman Philip Mcintyre. az 1880 a. m elizabeth
filler, Katharine Ackless at p M 49,
surros, CourTr.a Term ADJOURNED ior tne 'e,m.
Common Peas-Speca; Term-Before eooAs''e'' -
commen Tleas-GSneraI Term-Adjourned until Thusdiy.
August ~ - ,s,o,,ra, for the term,
Common Peas-Trial TeTm-PaTts !. ii and iii-Ad'
jouraei for the term ,,, -. A..
ci,y Cour,-Snecia Term-Before Conan. J-CouV
onens at II A. NJ Motions
Ci,y Court-Tris Tsrm-Parts I. II. III and N-Ad
journei for the term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30
LOSSES BY THE TWENTY THIRD-ST FIRE

LIST OF INSURANCE COMPANIES WHICH ARE IN
VOLVED-DAMAGE TO THE STOCK OF TENANTS.
For the first time in several months the insur-
ance companies experienced a loss in this city OF
some consequence in the fire Sunday In the
Office building Nos 2s and 80 West Twenty
third-st Insurance men estimate the damage at
far less than $4,000 which was the amour, first
reported
The Insurance companies interested In the
building which owned by Isaac Lewis and
BENJAMIN Stern. follows 0oss estimated
at twenty per cent?. Boyleston. $780, Hamilton
$500 Prussian National $3.50; 81. Paul +. and
W., s.. 80; Liverpool and London and Globe $4,000
Armenia. Pittsburg $500; Stuyvesant s. 900; Com
mercial National $1,000 Lancashire. $780, Ameri-
can Central. St. Louis. 5000; Greenwich. $1,000
and German American. $500: total. $3.50.
The largest damage suffered by the tenants was
that OF Schares Brothers. toy store, which occu-
pied the whole OF the ground Moor. The list Of In
surances Is as follows Ooss tOtaD.
Fireman, Of Baltimore. Sl,voO, Capitol. OF Con
cord, 81 800; Merchants, OF Newark. &,5g; Newark
City, N,b0o; Columbia Lloyds. $780, Washington
Lioyds, S. 80: Nsw-York South and North Amerl-
can Lioyds s. J0O New-York and Chicago Lloyfs.
$2Jo: Traders Lloyds. $3.50; williamsburg Guy
400; New-york State Mutual $500 Agriculture
f000 Western OF Toronto. 500; Lancashire. s9so
Century Iioyds. $500. and Capitol Loyds. $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30
THE GhOWING COTTON CROP.

,Dv,cEs WHICH INDICATE THAT THE YIELD
WILL. Re GREATLY REDUCED
Tina following letters from some OF the heaviest
co,,on-eroNinc parishes in Louisiana, received on
tho Naw-York Cotton Exchange yesterday throw
soma light on the interesting subject Of the prona-
lilo Weld OF the e. ewing cotton crop in this country:
- Joseph La July 2S.-Snce I'll, an INST: ms
;mproyan,tnt IN cotton has not been marked thner
mos, favorable circumstances, from SIN 70 Ten arts
AZ his land VIII be needed 10 make paie. SON;
,,hors' crops look green and vigorous ana OF syoi
.z. bu very lttle large fruit on IL, ana most oi
mo- crown hollis Al all. The crops In 'arroli ana
Conrordia among the most productive Pdiishrr ~
nu,slar, ar. hardly "a good as IN THIS psrEh ten
sssC and in Madison much worse. As seasons run.
,his country will make about ~ per cent Oh 'a''
'Vida.,a. la, July 25-lt has been raining sincs
sunday morning Ea.ns ruiuous t. the crop anu
Jon,as, irretr.yable. We estimate damage Since
The end of June Ia be - 10 % per cent,
1;oon!a La. July ?2-Ne nave never AhoMl y, q
c,'n heinz made with wet june. We are sun n'Y-
Inc rains and much Of the cotton might as wen os
nh,ndonel Commercial travellers from rN,'y P'i,,,
of TEXAS Arkansas. Mississippi ana l,oilsana is,
the same tale: that Is crops are inlsr'ape -, Us
ali this aside. however, Il II Wen Know ~ n In.
weeks Of rain In June, In addition 10 AZ M '"..
n. have had during three weeks OF July, nave put
fhs cation crop hey1nl all chances of recovery
The operators on t'r Exchange are not dong amy
business now 70 speak o. the usual summer n".hfss
being Intensified Just now b. the approlcn 81 oah s
HOLIDAYS in England on August s. ani :" 'n'
absence OF spec la ton, the l~t says sot'N Ia. ~.
tober selling at the close Yesterday ~ oS S.ua'.
There IL a good spot -crket here. va ps.es 'e'n3
sold yesteriny OF which, .ao were for export a'a
CO.. 20 New England spinn"rs. , -, A, 4.
The ,oss In the visible supply last week. lol"d y
said To be the largest on record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30
MURDER JUST PRETENIED.
\ MAN CHOKED HIS WIFE BEFORE THE
EYES OF 4 CROWD.

HIS WINDOWS WERE LIGHTED. BIT THE DOORS
SAVED THE WOMAN. AND FOUGHT
WITH THE MADDENED HUSBAND,
Louis SebilIotte Frenchman, who conducts
. branch OF a dyeing establishment at NO 2if'
Third-aye end lives In the rear OF the store
has passed the last six months on Blackweifs
Island for abusing his wife and was allowed 70
come home only few days ago. Last night
about O'Clock he locked the front door OF the
store and the side door. and. with the lignt
turned up so that anybody could see from the
street through tho plate glass windows. he seized
his wife and began to choke her. He Ia large
man. Weighing over 200 pounds, and she Is HUE
woman.
Soon there was "a crowd on the sidewalk ana
ont In the roadway looking through the windows
The big Frenchmar slapped the woman, then
bent her back across a table. and, with poth
hands about her throat was doing his best
to choke her. Women outside got hyster.cal and
screamed Men ran up 10 the window. pounded
an tho glass and threatened Scbllote II he did
not let the woman go.
Policeman Charles G. Snyder u the East one
hundred-and-twenty-sx th-st. station. ran UP 10
see what the matter was. Finding the doors
locked he sprang with his whole weight against
the side door and burst II in SNYDER WIN NE
duh ranned tho fellows knuckles Til he had to
released his grip on the woman sebillotte then
rushed at the policeman and knocked him down.
There was fight. and the poncemhh was
Knocked down again. The Frenchman tnen
forced him out into the hall. but there Snyder
got in a blow with his club that knocked his OPP
ponent down and stunned him.
Several outsiders then came Il the officers help
and the Frenchman taken in a patrol wagon
10 the East One-hundred- ndtwenty -sixth-st
station There Sebillotte's wounds were dressed
and he WAS nut In n cell. Policeman Snyder also
received the Doctors care. Mrs. Sebiotte, who
remained at home. was choked 90 nearly to as
phvxiation that she was faint for an hour after
ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30
ro BgcOuE NEw-rORK CoGP0RA rios.

JP Knapp president Of the American Idtho-
vrspbIc Company. better known as the i"'ho-
oranhic Trust was seen by a Tribune reporter yes
tsr,lay at his Office. No. 2os Broadway IN re'a''oh
N the rumored reorganization OF the company
ur Krapp need the sensational story about
the company which was printed In one Of the morn
ing newspapers as untrue In every particular. lie
also denied the rumors OF there having been gem
eral shakeup In the company.
The American lAthosraphic Company. con-
timed Mr.. Knapp. rs incorporated under the laws
:, xovJersey The only change we propose to
maize "a 10 change II from New-Jersey corpora
ton TO a New-York corporation. Steps arc now
hs,ng taken TO bring about This result But this
inte,esis the stockholders Of the company only"