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New-York tribune., 1896-10-03
MOUNT VERNON.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE CLINTON
HOOK AND LADDER CON-
PANYS FAIR.

THE LAYING OF THE CORNERSTONE OF THE NEW
SWEDISH CHURCH To BE HELD To-
MORf,Ow-SOCIAL NOTES.
The principal occasion of next week VIII DE 'he
Clinton Hook and Ladder Company Far' "mch
opens Tuesday evening In Stephensons han
The fair. among other things. will contain team
of horses piano "A pool table and a set OF harness
for the most popular doctor: bicycle for the most
popular person: a large painting. silver tea service
handsome water set, mahogany desk and many
other things the ownership of which will be de-
cded by a popular vote Another attraction OF the
fair will be art gallery. in charge OF e. 4 rearh
Good music will be made a feature
Following the Firemen's Fair, the fair Of the Bu-
reau of Charities on October 2l % and %. promises
to be an important social occasion
The Board of Police Commissioners received from
Police Surgeon Newell. at its meeting Thursday
night his report to the physical fitness OF @ inc
applicants for the vacant places or Patoiiiich
Horace Ashby. christopher CordeS ana Man aed
a report on the operation of the new police teic-
phones showing that at times they failed 10 Work
for long as 2N hours ,, IT,,
members are Miss Maude Juette Duncan Miss
Nellie Shields Miss Sidona CruGer and Miss FORD
coropanist The quartet will make Its first appear
ance NJ the Bureau of Charities Fair. .,,.
The laying Of the cornerstone OF the new Sweulsh
Methodist Episcopal Church will take place to,
morrow afternoon. near South Fulton-ave and
Third-st. , A
Mr. Preston principal OF the public schools has
issued an order forbiddng the children TO wear
motto buttons in school hours. One boy went 10
school recently with forty buttons adorning MS
, The Mount \ernon football team will play the
Crescents Of New-York, in Hunts woods thiS
ment next week for the purpose OF procuring uni
forms
New-York tribune., 1896-10-03

with sales 5c0 hhds at 3'.c: LAhD-r.,'nt !, Re,
SEQ tcs prime 440c. and 200 tcs CIT. 1S md
fined steady: South America. sc: Continent
aumpound riMis.c october lard closed al f'f'e "''
ma. ,enorted for
RICE-A very fair jobbng demand Is sun tep.d' psd We
rice with market firm and fui prio ri'nnrv 2isG
1tote Carolina and Louisiana. common 10 Ia
&c. fair, 3iaa3+.c; good to pI,n Iaya "a
choice 10 fancy 5m5ac. head, otuoc 'an"I = a.
3;,c Java in bond PIC: Japan. 4a4'.c; Patna' f*"'
Iatna bond 2s.H3c. ,., ,,, omlnally
steady with centrifugal g6 test quoted al "a lest at
coya 10 80 test at i-l6c and molases sugar 90 ~
. ,-iGc Tn. London market quiet but sedn! vi
cane with Java lad higher and quoted at los o2u ana
80 refining Cd. Beet was stea"y anu
unchanged present month quoted at US ana reA. IA "n
,,s ri Refined sugar was moderately active ana u"-
changed. steady in tone ,.,,, an so.d loaf
TOIAC( Orhe market is firm especalIy on SEQ ''o n , o.
with sales OF cases. including the folioWlhg ,ov sas
cop 1875 New England Havana. at lou..c ,Snt @ I'm
IS,I Havana. at 1l2c; ~ cas's I'''
uers on private terms; - 1874 Ilmneis iIsc,
40 ca sundries 4d l6c. Havana steauy WIN -
OF 40 baes AZ and 100 bales Sumata III "'Y
4 bond
New-York tribune., 1896-10-03

P Stockwell. and it was witnessed by the relatives
and immediate friends of the contracting pair Mr..
and Mrs Voorhies will spend December visiting 'he
principal cities in the South.
The athletic games of the Sedgwick Athletic Cluo'
of Bay Ridge. will be held this afternoon on the
grounds, a; Sevcnty-siXth-st. and Fiith-aVe.
The residents Of Bensonhurst are complaining Oh
the condition OF the sidewalks in Twenty-nfth-aNe'
from Bath TO Ianway ayes. as thoy are ooi'SFd
TO walk in the roadway between the tracks.
The Neptune Bowling club which has been re-
organized for the winter. will meet every tues
DAY evening a Calleny's alleys. The officers are
Louis Fletz president: J. Edmunds. secretary. ana
All Fletz. treasurer. -,
a reception was given Wednesday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas O Brien at their home IN
Twenty-sixth-avc., GraveScnd in honor OF the ccle-
bration of the twcnty-iirst birthday of their son
Walter. The evening spent in singing dancing
and games. About midnight supper was served,
and 1t included a large birthday cake. in which the
wedding ring by the young mans great grand
mother hidden. Among the many present were
Mr.. and Mrs James =. Graham. Mr.: and Mrs };
w. Murphy Mr. and Mrs Thomas May Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas May jr. Mrs. l.. O'i'ren Mrs. Flz-
gerald. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas O'Brcn, Mrs HaIpe-
nan. Miss Katie smith Miss Maggie May, MISS
Fidelia Smith. Miss Annie Fox. Miss Mary smith,
Miss Won Wicgan; Miss Mannery. Miss Murphy =.
Torrey w Won Wegan, Thomas Murphy, James
Morrisey. W. Smith and J. Flynn.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-03
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Oct. cotton quiet, but steady; middins
nc low mddng 72c good ordinary nc; and grose
receipts s57j bales 10 Great Britain ++e bales
safes 67 bales spnn.rs - bales; stock 1853 sal bales
Weekly-Ne; receipts. 5I951 bales 1851 bales
exports Britain. 3i036 baes France. 1922 bales
6}5 bales coastwse 4S4 bales sales, ooo
bales. spnners 100 bales
Norfolk oct Cotton quiet; mddng 1'sc: low mid
ding good ordinary l3 6c and receipts
bales: stock 4Ot3I bales. Weeky-Net and gross
30 go bales Great Britain 40 bales
colstwise. 1850 bales. sales I.22j bales.
Orleans, oct. cotton sea ady. good middng
Gc miiing. 1Asc low miiiling. l6c good ordi.
nary. : l6r net receipts i5"3 bales; gross 10 .e
bales Britain - ~? bales; Continent.
loo bales sales. itoo bales stock 6f 23> bales Weekly
receipts ~ tj3 bales gross. -? 40 bales. exports 20
Erain 26>5? baes: Frame . iD b,es. Continent
it2 bales coaswisy. i.il2 bales. sales - 2 bales.
StNanr an Oct. cotton quiet AMI easy. midng. 1ncj
low midns. ne; receipts 3ael ba.ss gross oo,l
bales coastwse 1875 bales sales m bales STOCK
bales. WeeklyNet receipts 3604s bales: gross,
D bales the Continent II SOD bales coas-
wise H. 40 bales: sales. C.O.9 bales.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-03

wheat were not credited although advance Of Is sdg
Is I'd in Calcutta lnseed Yesterday was iooNe cabes
from LiverpooI were slightly easier AMI tie losing caee
at loss Of III. Paris shovel Tne market in
the afternoon received an upward mpeus IRON. sboW
statement that BTads'ree se lapSs.t Of IT,
against ssl 90 bush last week. The increase va va
thought was from the Pacihc eIas, [ d" Ealing IN com
pared a week The export a.ind,u an beng r.
ported At l8UD hush today and i6cw bush last nis
with the continued absence Of export inquiry @ ", ,be
interior markets having 1000 bush In nVr
estimates current to the enec, va -, 500 100
bush on Monday. Of manipulation continues "a i.v
ticeabe lecture in the market The tasm AVER December
aHoa,. November shipment and lSo @ ousn @ pnnoted
at ic December afoat; NJ ~ ht Snw York .c
December ahoa and No N9T!8crH rhs market for
corn was very steady today holding the advance oil ys
terday good portion Of the session osr,nr wer. con-
parativey light moderately good export inquiry :, WA ,y
reported at outpors and locally shippers and the
Increase in the receipts for the week has been o"J
bush The Exports for the same ,ras '% was que the
ket closing AT Lc net loss for the day 'asn o",n va
yaier and p 600 bush private terms aoat also
an absence NJ nteres, in the market for oats
y" ax " a,tbough at the Interior a moderate volume OF
business was reported The interior receipts We're some
liberal ay but the gain over last ncreased wGea
slightly The future mafk"' cioi . @ ~ 900 BUSH in
Guiding 1000 bush NO white 22l.c: $1,000 bush n rnsS bs
and unsraded whit 80. bush as 10 rejeced white lasa
2oc no o%ts quoted 2iya ,rts' M1 Sus,er a Quoted
SS s.ss. Ts is2 al So wrsen Ssrs
crn quoted asa3ac @ ssshy hssS Driyat.
'f@ns i.n. aq"Fd hnTaia nI@'' Market steady
Sales bush. 4oc track TO arriys Quoted '"''o''
The quotations the closing prices fo1 ,ne P
vous day and closing prices for the Corresponding
New-York tribune., 1896-10-03
ErKOpEAN rRODrCE MARKE ETS.

Liverpool oct. =. 3;i5 y. m.-Beef-Exra India mess
firm a iss M prime mess firm al 3is 6d. Pork-Prlme
nne dos; DO medium firm 3ss af.
IIams-Short cut about IA II IL H. firm AS. Bacon
Cumberland cut about - 10 20 H. firm 32s. short rib
about ~ to "a NJ, 2js long clear midiies light
about - ~ n. firm AT 2ss long Gear mddes. heavy
about Ic To H. H.. firm 2Is Cd short clear mdt,es
heavy about i5 20 H. steady 2ls Cd clear bellies
about II to II H. firm AT 3is shoulders. about IL 20 ~
n, steady AZ us ID Ilrd-prme Western spot, firm at
lis 9d Cheese Americas finest white steady al t:s 10
coored steady at Tallow-Prime quoted nom
nallN easy at il. cottonseed Liverpool refined
nrm ri los o. Spirits If tupentne hrm at 2is. Rosn-
Common firm H. loi2i. Whcit-No red winter, no
stock No Northern spring firm at Us ID. Corn-MiNed
Western spot steady IS load; October easy q
- Oisd: November easy az . lid. December easy AZ
- iIisd Flour-St. Louis fancy winter hrm at 10 "a
Hops at Ionioa-Iacitic Coast dull ~ 2OdtOs.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-03
ALONG THE BAY SHORE.
WHAT IS GOING ON IN BATH BEACH AND
BENSONHURST.

The entertainment which Is TO be gwen IN 'he
u,.c,ri Casino for the benefit OF the Coney Island
Ho.p,,al on Wednesday evening. October II. )udg-
ING from the preparations that are being made VIII
. r,os, successful one. A host Of volunteers have
onered their services and the dramatic company -
r.hearsirg every evening
An engagement which has been announced In bay
pidre circles Is that OF Miss Madeline BARNARD Oh
New-York and George McGlone
In the Cropsey Avenue Methods; Episcopal churcn
tomorrow evening the Rev j. II. Slater VIII preach
nm "The Nations Greatest Curse.
The Avon is the name OF new DOWNING c'uo
formed at Bath Beach which is composed exclusive
Iy Of young women ,,
The yachts of the Gravesend Bay Yacht Ciuo wi
~, ont of commission October 10. and the ciuo
b,, decided 10 close It's season with an enter
tainment. , -
A wedding of the week In Gravesend circles was
.n., Of Miss Henrietta Simpson and Harry Voor-
hies. which was celebrated on Wednesday AFTER
neon. The ceremony performed by the ke'' a.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-03

London. Oct. a.-Messrs Buxton. Ronald Co. CON
du,t., the wool sales to-day. There good cats-
logue containing offerings ~ ltSn bales The attend
good and Continental buyers were more acue
Medium Queensland greasy wool well competed for
by number Of operators. There was slight hardening
Victorian and long greasy. Cape u Good Hope anu
Natal hrmer. while short dragged American pus
cha.ers took few suitable lots. Following are toda'
sales in detail. with the prices obtained -. .,,a,
New South Wales-230o bales: secured 6s.dgn "a; a.
locks and pieces. Gadai Is I'D. greasy okaod' "'
locks and pieces 4hmi4u - IA
Oueensland- 200 bales; greasy +.dIsd; do loci" ana
PIES 5t.u6Ad. l., .,.ks
Victoria 900 bales: secured. 6.dnis s,9d; 90 V
and pieces. i.dqis I'd: greasy, 5Gtld; do io'hs NV"
pieces. iism Sled. ~ A., 4, ,ocks
New Zeaand-I 100 bales: secured. 6dais I'd DO ioc
and pieces oigdmls li2d; greasy. 54aiOd: do iochS
pieces. 3i7uId. ,.~ .,.. .~oursA
B%dals 2i.i: greasy. 5gIi:d.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-03
OTHER MARK ETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

heaS thus ned ,G ,am. n,.i 'us y
%ss .York i4;o heai on sale head. market opened
sSS & s. s. ia % q sa s, dsss Sas d. ssa
at gsS = bSaI Smmsn $40 T. hesa sG total Sq's S ss *
mus far. s3 80 head; for sane time l.;s week; ' @
neai c9nssnea M ,r9Hsn, b rs' a shade roaser
hut weakened closed dull ana o Zoe lower forker' IS -
s. s. heavy 5@asas s. 'l :: .o - s,.ss ss
sheep ana Receipt. last :? hours 500 head total
for week ,hus far $500 head for same time last wees
yo head On sale $500 head market opened active and
stronger for native stock; Canadas unehsnscd' eosed
s s. " & 70 a * s.a & @ c5nmoa sa a t. $. @Hsa 3
p Limb. no So, - oass ~; caiIs s. :3as. 10 .,
PRIME & stSgss good. s. eas, 80" dy 81 ss.'4 10
i@r & $50 80 h5l"sna vs. S5asl5 fresh and
s3ggs Il & ~ ss. heavy s" 45rsr. Ts So ss
s. a. common fair Yorker-. 81 jogN 81 heavy 81 300
pig 81 r@: 30 81 Ss: sSs + So S@ sca s. $ o
fair 81 Gas3 comm.n 81 '@aS2 . culls ,Scasi & ~ Z,
asa 10: ,ea caive. ssas6 - heavy and thin calves.
s3gsa 80. ,,. ~. c,,,,.
Se"@ :,S '' ; 4",;:
steers $! !eoa 50 10; Texas cows 81 :oasi s6 HSgs.Re:;
@ nss . M'K < h5s2y xsss g. ss si
cep,s lG l2o head Market steady Native sheep 81 SO.
'',ni Knnsas Gity Hogs Reseg,s 5000 head
* ss roRs nsayI s: s %h pss iGSs o h,s
market strong native steers best 81 i.as "a 80 tair t.
tS' te soG u VaS; s as bulls 81 75as: & StSckers
caycs S5qsl3 Sheep~Rcccprs. 200 head; market
$500 head market hrm common t. 3. eHra steers s. 100
), To- stoekrs and ississs 81 o s0ws ana Wa. Sas
srn rangers 81 acass 80. Receipts. 5000 head
". s. s% a?5y 50
choice assorted. g 4oass 80 light saass So pigs 5, .
Gsr as TO TO- choice saSsO 81 ss sCGs 90 lambs $: 75Ss
New-York tribune., 1896-10-03

5OcG$1 2J do red 50cd$ 81 do Eastern white Der bb,
81 Ioa$2 25 do red. 81 5Oati IS. do yellow 81 2gti So
do Western and nearby red per bbl. 81 25a$i 81: 10
cucumlers. per 100 sI@SI 30: cucumber pickles. per
lC S2aS2 10. caDbages i01 $2q$3 j0i cau.inowtr
per bbl $im$4; celery, per KS JMiDc green
corn, lU ;ocu>l lima beans potato per bag q ESQ
81 Is, nat. ,vcn<l 20 pumpkins, Dbl. 50QG1c:
Peppers rcd Der bl i6cf$i % do green. 30cH$I string
beans Virginia per basket j0cu<I; squash. Hubbara
per Dbl 73cetSI; marrow Gja tomatoes ripe, per
box iUa75c; green. 2Or3Oc turnps. Russia Per bb
New-York tribune., 1896-10-03

MARK, closed quiet october ponts decline. other
months unchanged points advance compared with
yesterdays closing prices. Transferable notices snl
Total sales lnl bales New York exports Forwarded
2633 bales sales 10 iii. srinnerS li. cotton guie
and unchanged mfdhng uiisnas >Nsc. mtdiling gulf
$40 Sales. i" ilj bales including 10 spinning and loj
contract
Liverpool cable Spot cotton. good demand sales i2"@
bales. speculation and export. 1909 bales. American
Il1o bales r@c"ip.. 500 bales. American. 2c'" bales
Middlng upands II Id. Futures. steady. partially
Gid adyanc" closed que,. i4p2s points net aiyance
January February. .2tgf2:. February March. '2tish
March April i2js April MAY. 42i7s, May juno. t.G-
June July t2Gils. Juy August ,27s october i3:3 oc
iohcr November i2e. November December. f2Gb D.rem
ber January. 42js. Manchester Yarns. steady cloths
moderate demand The Liverpool weekly statcm~n, shows
New-York tribune., 1896-10-03

COFFEE-An advance 'hc European markets fe-
suited In "a firm here. with 'rarsactl 4 fair
scale. Hayre was isGt higher. Hamburg =. higher.
Iio 100 reis lower and Santos po higher Tn" brazilian
receipts oily moderate. The worlds visible supply
October Is expected 10 show go Increase. RIO q
800 receipts. losn bags. exchange. - y. cleared
for United States $3.50 bags. stock 3.Go'U bars santos
receipts. 2i.np bags stock nd". isNNr bags. ~
quoted 200 rcis RIO shipments to tho United states
sept i-nher. 1900 BAGS Victoria shipments 5.onp
Hamburg s'"al'. October. t1.1i. November.
December ~ -. January and February. is2. Nrth'r-
lands Amsterdam f,r September 1900 bags
G-livori.s IL Las~ stock October l. e.i"o bags
rd.aux arrivals siOO h"lv"ri" Ia. 100 BAGS
stock - 100 bags. Havre market steady. October -.
Nryenl~r 10. Dcccmh"- 5s. January 10 March - -
Contracts clos~I al loHlj aNancc sales were II. 40
Il. rs fIlllNs
New-York tribune., 1896-10-03

TIE s,rc, market for Brazil cof,"s was arm hn, "n
cnang win RIO No quoted ed, a" ar los m NO sas g"ST 10 @ a"
Iass of Maracaibo 900 bag savana and $40 bags Cen
Is qa, . ana 1t ';ns 3 IN s. sm" ro~sc% %1y a"
s. TO- nEs1 81 Is, IN !" 's nn' Hn"e atend al m s
4@ DC Essential oils qr,ej at abou, unchanged prices
h3eII Tx h%D aS N,a market % VAS held steadily
DAY but .ans wa. anmHe.n Gnsrs n % 5sns. 5sFs uas ,s
taken fcr cxt but in most cases limits were below me
nnrtr T@ ' & M % & S ns' q. sa ~ @ i" SS
sapsrn 2" nes s, pa.% 1 s. ,o"is t""s4 Ss V 8 ""
ss y$ ' n%. d .st: cS s,e. rals, 1sS,s:
-rs: e ]::' s "r :$, @%I
MEAis!cady sales 800 ebls at 81 3nced Brandy.
MEAI-sTady. Quoted: Fine white esa7oc' fine yellow
ss,"% g, ana So s~rse H. M 100 r H. .as4c rye feed
o'c bar 81 Ga @en x nsny Sy Sn fe" 7sc
F0REIGN DRIED FRllT There ;.n s"sms to & be Some
What be,ier naS for msSa S f a asr hSf an Is m
operators awaiting the arrival II new goods currants
primary The crop in Greece Is estimated a, -
put ngureI al iJpoo~ tons This. with about 10000
carried over wl Sye ,ppy for the Esns2n s1am II
Nuts are in better demand with stronger feeling PR
flS I'.@ carn"' ,ac d"'ss 3. @tc: crran, s%i,c
prunes. .a1c almonds. 7s0i'c: Brazil 4'.asi.c:
SnES FTTss s ;%Ie; ,s S"s
demand small Oranges are a"., bananas are ar on in
81 ~; oranges Rodi 81 50nt 50: Jemaica. 81 15ds3:
bananas 45cGs. Florida pneappies. f9u&1 cocoanuts
S2jH$32
IN-WHEAT-Trade In wheat somewhat ir
regular today with the main swing of prices downward
The opening was a a loss ~ i.q&c. following ad
vance after which prices drifted hack To be
ing of sc loss for he ddy The weakness
at the start % was on fosH & nS Ss, ana sna soI n
and for - time seemed to hll the demand. The offer
absorbed and led by Chicago prices
ro.e The rise accompanied by reerations OF the
drouth reports India from San Frarcsco that
had there for Calcutta rumors
Of cargo buying for India abroad and reports Of
,rcney nervous Europe owing the light
supplies on hand The OF demand from India for
New-York tribune., 1896-10-03

this week. the trustees Of the church have leased
the Seeley cottage in Ardsey Heights for the tenn
porary home OF their pastor
New-York tribune., 1896-10-03
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. oct. 2-Four frmer. unchanged sales ,23
N7i.c: December 7sl.a7Sl.c steamer No red $50
$50 s?sk s go bush ass bush n;n SSnRfTp spG sy
and ocobsr new or Old Noy.mber or ,I.G nG
Isl. iss.c: stock loGi;%is bush; sales iscoo bush
southern white corn. 2ga3oc; yellow %,n -.2r. , oas
M S4G bush RTs sieady No mearbyp :s'a4 No Z
WESTERN 4?c stock 7co4+ bush m Hay ,oms m5m good ain
freig,s active. steam TO Liverpool per bush +at.d "a
c6er mss and oSS SG'Gef %n nGdE mds rF @
mess pork se bulk shoulder fsoTt Tin am s'er snail sha
large lie. Iard-Renned. 5+c. terces: '';c In cascs
Butter frm ancy creameTy i7c Iaals d lisi2c' s,oi
i0sr sugar seady: granuaied. 81 -
son Oct nG fair rasbp and pss' Sc
winter p,ttnts. 81 l3a$4 40 clear an! sra!sh's - S9e
10 cornmss S4@GS @.,S rag 81 % and steamer
32isa33c Oats firm; No clipped S.'sa2sc iniSy &
5ian Tns sioas1 as midainss s oasla coonsesd meal
SnJs i2 Barrel beef 7asc. Hams. oal2c. Lard 5'.c.
Bacon. 3a,e veai 692c rresh & srrd STon dsry
choice. isa4c Northern creamery l,@l1,;c; MesfG1 1n
GaGsc other dairy. lal2c imitation ana ladies'. & ,Gq
tbeese stesdy; Northern ssGa.c: Western 7aac. Eggs
aTe nna rm 7.c McGsan isc Beans rm Yellow
81 I5asi ~; red kidneys 81 -oasl 80; maiToW ' 81 i,T
sas | W@sieh v@s iakeys SorIeo ,resn fGT u
4 Do chickens l@ai7c ICED ShickGns ckans a pa
tatces lower Hebrons 3oq62c New iampshre ana Yer
SSSsaS S's SsE 20 Sas %fS GTas
lood demand sai2c for ponies l4g2oc Tor arg
hoc lower esss saei rn @s" d sY non
hrss lsQ9c seconds lIa7i9c; Union sole hrss' -'c'
Euffalc oct spring wheat spot closed steady for
old ana fairly active; NJ hard spot - l2wer
cIosed weak i.c lower track store unchanged Oats
closed steady. unchansed arley ~ ol',frneS f % %
S. ';' ;o: do straight, 81 Mfeed dun, unchanged
New-York tribune., 1896-10-03

Rec",ps breaisturs AZ interior points IN nousshn
three cphers (0OJJ omitted Flour pafels' s'"'
bushels a follows:
The true northerner., 1896-01-17
DRoBATE oRpER.-s..se of Mich

County OF Van Buren-ss.
At a session of the Probate Court for the county
Of Van Buren, holden at the probate Office, I'm the
village OF Paw Paw. Thursday, the I'd day of
January, in the year one thousand eight hundred
and ninety-six.
Present, Hon. Benjamin n. Heckert, Judge Of
Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Sarah A nn
Walker, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition, duly verified.
Of Stanley w. Dexter, alleging that duly autheuti-
Gated copies of the last will and testament of said
deceased and of the probate thereof herein filed In
said court showing that said will has been admitted
TO probate I'm the Surrogate Court for New York
County, state of New York, and praying that said
copy of said will may be allowed, filed and recorded
In said court the last will and testament of said
deceased. and that execution thereof may be grant
ed to the petitioner james Eglinton Montgomery,
and Susan l.. Smith, the executors named i'm said
will.
Thereupon IL It's ordered that Monday, the 27thday
of January, 1896, al ten O'Clock i'm the forenoon
be assigned for the hearing OF said petition and all
persons interested in said estate, required 10 ar
pear at session Of said Court then TO be holden at
the probate Office, in the village of Paw Paw, and
show cause, IL any there be, why the prayer Of the
petitioner should not be granted.
And h further ordered That said petitioner give
notice to the persons interested In said estate of the
tendency Of said petition, and the hearing thereof,
by causing a copy of this order 10 he published i'm
the True Northerner, newspa printed and circu-
lating In said county of Van Buren. for three
weeks st least previons 10 said day of hearing.
2stto3l REM. +. HRCKERT. Judge Of Probate.
The true northerner., 1896-01-17
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
The Incipient Hero Completes
His Military Studies.
A LIEUTENANT OF ARTILLERY,

Poverty Compels Him to Journey tn His
Regiment on Foot-sociai Gayeties at
the Barracks-Desth Of His Father.
First Command Of Soldiers In the Field.
Copyright, 1885, by John Clark Ridpath.l
W. 'EcoLE MiLITAIRE AND VALENCE
When Cadet Bonaparte, in the autumn
Of 1884, was promoted to the Military
School In Paris, he was In his sixteenth
year. He had now made his way by
stages, beginning with his tenth year,
from his native place to the capital of
France; and II Of France, then of the
world. Three months at Autun, four
years-and more-at Brienne, and now to
the school In Paris. At the last-named
place he was destined to remain less than
a year. Thus far he seemed to be rising
toward a career of activity, II not of dis
tinction; but there was never a time when
his pathway was more clouded than dur
ing his stay at l. Ecole Militaire.
The school at which he now became a
student was the best in the kingdom. 1t
had been reformed and renewed as re-
suit of recent agitations; and the institu-
The true northerner., 1896-01-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
DRoBATE RIDER,

Il County of Van Buren-ss.
At session of the probate court for said
county, holden at the probate Office In the village Of
Paw Paw, on Wednesday, the 18th day of January,
In the year of Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ninety-six:
Present, Hon. Benjamin i. Heckert, Judge Of
Probate.
In the matter of the estate of William y
BarrOws, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition, duly verified,
of Lulu Barrows la Force and William p. Barrows
two of the heirs at law of said deceased praying that
the administration of said estate may be granted to
Josiah r.. La Force to some other suitable person.
Thereupon II is ordered that Monday the 10th day
of February, 1896, at ten O'Clock In the forenoon,
be assigned for the hearing of said petition, and all
persons interested In said estate required TO ap
pear at session of said court then TO be holden at
the probate office, in the village of Paw Paw, and
show cause, IL any there be- why the prayer of the
petitioner should not be granted.
And II is further ordered, That said petitioner
give notice 20 the persons interested in said estate
of the pendency Of said petition, and the hearing
thereof, by causing copy Of this order TO be pub
lished IN the True Northerner. newspaper printed
and circulating in said county of Van Buren, for
weeks atleast previous TO saidday,
of hearing.
3Ot4oS3l BENZ. f. HECKERT. J udge of Probate.