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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-28
Railroads.
Railroads.
-AaeRlc~'e GREATEST RAILROAD.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ HiIns0N RIVER R.R,
T. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

$3.50 Except SUNDAY E Emp. s Mlsspi. Gscs
Niagara F sla s Ss5 M train H'd to
o.ao Mbsy Nail fer Pqss as,s pS'ssa A
1890 4, MNHxcepi sunday Day Express For all I'M
loo persn 0 NORTHWESTERN se limited For ccum
a, Poughke.pse Albany. Utica Syracuse H0''e'
Nv" land toledo and Chicago stops at Poughkeepsie
Albany. schenectady. Utica Syracuse Rochester
$3.50 r. M~Excep, Sunday. West Point, POushkeens'e'
4,3O p Mpaiy North Shore Limited Due Detroit
$40 a. Chicago 43o p M steps al "'On"''
GOO p MDay For Albany Troy ut.ea' h Ad.IGn
Niagara Falls cleveland Toledo Detroit Chi
o'2' p e. SDr e. ADAMS bar r nnG MsaI1sa
1880 r. M~~aIiy For buffalo Niagara Falls cieve,
Paushi I"1s%a' assns 81 and 0 rsica
900 Mpay c%r 1 s s,esp RsSas ya Lysns
OILS s s syrsfs s
Toledo. Chicago; and, sxsept, Saturday for cape
1910 ran tr c. sSsy n nna p'n xsp
Sunday night sunday nights Albany and Chicago
ooo 81 ana v: Gn O' Da irs" except Sunday
PtsGeld. via Harlem psi s1 :o.,s and the Berk
SGMr TESISs = To y, asS point. ON
y" S,S IS . is the only line va"
Pasgs csr 81 al Pn 'nrGSs t Trains
Tickes ani Wagner Offices a Grand Central station
IL ss toa9 a r":s &. ss IN
ieih-st and lasth,st station New York aSS and '2o
Baggage Checked hotel residence b. the West
John JS,i SN X. ToucEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Manager. General PASSOVER Agent
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DEATH OF MARY u. HERRTES.

Mary r. Herres. for many years a wel-known
member OF the Central Congregational Church. OF
which the Rev. Dr. 4. ]. F. Behrends is pastor. died
suddenly at her home in Hancock-st. Throop-
ave. yesterday morning. shortly after midnight.
from heart failure She had not been strong for
year. but her family had no premcnI;on of her sud
den death. She was born in Glasgow. Scotland
hfty-seven years ago. and was married to william
II erries an editor on the staff OF The Brooklyn
Eagle. tnirty-n!ne years ago. She is survived by
her husband and two sons. John II. Herrles. OF
The New-York Times staff; George Herres.
sugar planter in Cuba. and three unmarried daugh-
ters. The funeral will take place tomorrow after
noon The Rev DR.. Behrcnds will ofiiciate Buria,
Will be In Greenwood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-28
IN THE BROOKLYN COURTS.
REAR-ADMIRAL Wakes WILL AD-
MITTED TO PROBATE.
SURROGATE ABBOTT DID NOT LAY STRESS UPON
THE STORIES OF HIS wIFEs AL

SURROGATE ABBOTT DID NOT LAY STRESS UPON
THE STORIES OF HIS wIFE's AL
LEGGED INFLUENCE.
Surrogate Abbott yesterday admitted to PROBATE
the Will OF Rear-Admira Henry Wake. who diel
on March last at his home. No. is2 Third-st. Inc
Admiral was more than eighty years old, ana hao
been married three times He left all his property
except his gold watch and chsin to his WIDOW
Julia Wake. and to her children after her death.
The watch and chain he gave TO his son Henry oy
his first marriage. and explained in his will TIE
reason for not leaving rim part OF MS estate. as
follows:
I have disposed OF my property by this VIII In
favor of my present wife and the issue o. my mar
rage with her IN view ard In nsideration OF the
fact that such property "a l own has all been ac-
cumuated since our marriage, and with the help
OF her prudence and economy and because my
eldest son. Henry 4. Wake. who Is of mature
years, has been aided by me to such an extent as
justifes in not leaving him any share OF my
estate.
Henry contested the will, claiming that the Adj
mirars widow had unduly influenced him. Testi-
mony In the was taken yesterday. The con-
testan said he IS sixty years old, and that ne lives
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HER APPLICATION DENIED.

A decision handed down yesterday by Justice
Van Wyck. OF the Supreme Court, denying the APP
plication OF Ella S. Thompson 10 make permanent
a temporary injunction restraining the National
Life Association OF Hartford. Conn. from foreclos
ing a chattel mortgage for $3.50 Mrs Thompson al
logcs that her husband. Francis A. Thompson. made
the mortgage April l5 1885, and gave II TO her for
debt. She transferred II 10 the company on March
Is last as she alleges. under durcss, and 10
her husband from arrcs,. He was employed by the
defendants as general manager. The company de-
MED that the mortgage was assigned under duress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-28
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-york. foot Of Chambers-st
follows. and Eve minutes earlier from West 23d-st
900 Ea LG a pi ha Tor wnssr
town. Meadyile and the West. Parior
Ru~a,o.
s).0O l.. M-vestib lied Limited mali Daily solid
|.'oO taa for tncaso. via 0nautauqua lake, arrive
Cleveland 100 A. NJ Chicago T. N. Seepers
70 chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining
Car.
r.C0 p. M.-Bunao yes,ibuied Express Daily.
S'CO rves Buffalo 1880 A. NJ. making direct connec-
tons for Detroit Chicago and the West
845 BAN soa 4ss s s k Apa T pa
faio. Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car.
TV1CKETS. LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
i accommodations at H. COL 40l and a57 Broadway.
.s6 East i2oth-s. Chambers and West 2sdst ferries
NewYorh 333 Fulton-st.. Brooklyn; 200 Hu5son-st..
Hoboken City station. Erie Transfer Company
calls and checks baggage from hotels and residences
70 dexination.
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


zoo, E gs:so sss a ID f sss stress
9 1890 M MEAMspHrksNNs Tyss'i. e4
s5I. rS s:D esoa 11ps Sa'Aas
5a,. STs'n. o go 49, A. St. NJ Louis P and 0sd
ss.s se5as saa ASR g tSqs E$sr&
c5S j. Af1s' * s;s9s.
s",E 81 SsjSS3 i'f
Ar eSF.ns c sne NJ indianapolis ioiS p NJ
s6 Fons P 81 n .siSf ssgns car
~ Pttsburg Connects fer Chicago daily ana -is'ea"'
except 5sisfdfSScrox AID THE soITH. - q o,
2se sq n rHs al Tf Paar and bnns
InSr carr Dining Tpp T. N sSis nas'' L@
ali pa a and Dining Caro- $50 Dining carr Dh-
so 81 ai . SsTi sl sns Hs to
10 il nst daily scspers to Neworears and
ATEaSTfc COAST NEoao A. daily Sleeper nt to
por Tampa Macon ana Jacksonville 9oo T. NJ o"''''
cfE ssPGP a + THO RAILWAY Express zoo NJ
r day PolSr aoSF6h srd D"s
charles Route A. NJ. week days and with ln'ous"
Af fssp:T & Y di' Through Buffet
For Long ars g Sc;a% 70 5nS go P pm.
PaFo' '.'' ! ron vi pa P'hhIEIsnbELrHIA. :, 81 ,,,
IHs car G%S i b Fl " s6 IsnF ,n: Il
1915 night slnlays ~, $50 ?9o Ply 80 n g csr}
0 b j N tar P tbsn gag ea rs rs 81 2 isi5
80 "a ul ? ,so, q belblos asa a Sal
Broadway ard Brooklyn Annex station foot OF f@ Y
sss PeSn psnv s w call for and from
hotels and rssdences through 10 J. r. WOOD
General Manager General pas'r Agent
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JOHN C.. FORENAN DEAD.

John c. Foreman OF No 2s2 Clifton Place, n
weli-known Brooklyn publisher. died at his nome
last Saturday night. Mr. Foreman had been III
- . wear but was only confined to his homo for
few DAVIS He was born in Brooklyn. where he
lived the greater part of his life. He was mem
Der Of Company l. 18th Regiment and belonged 70
pro pstria Council. X. A; Senate Lodge. K; OF H..
~ - The Ancient order OF United Workingmen.
ssnsns wears ago ne was the publisher OF morning
peper known as The Penny Programme' ne Is
SSuyvived by a widow and two daughters. runerai
ssrv;ccs vi, be he'd at o'clock tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-28
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
NASHI Notion.

For pbusd.lnhls week days. 4:8a SEQ. s:i5 800,
1000 lilo Dining CAR A. NJ i;ao 2:oc S;.o 40
90 loco r. n 1915 night. Sundays. 4:3o 300 1000,
IL 30 Dining Cnr) A. NJ. zoo. 400. 500 dining carr
600 7. NJ. IL Is night. on o.,-
For BALTIMORE and Washington week dnys: $50 SID,
1000 II 30 Dining Car \. NJ. 200 3:o 800 tpining
crr 600 p NJ i2IS night. Sundays ago. 10 90. ll:3O
DINING an \. NJ 200 500 Dining Carr. $50 p NJ.
rke,s and seats bo procured ~ foot OF
lberty ST ii2 l72. 2Ji 40 9ii llih l32y brnacwav
TsT 81, Ave 81 Eas' l4ths'. 1874 East 10th ST.. IN
West I2sh g.. 25i coiun'bu. Ave New York court
:, SEQ Fulton ST Brooklyn. 9S Broadway WILLIAMSBURG
The TewYoix Transfer Company VIII call for and cheek
sesnye from hotel residence 70 destination
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HIS Arm WAS UNINJURED.
BUT spLINrs AND BANDAoEs MADE MARTINS
APPEAL roH AIMS MORE EFFECTIVE.

APPEAL FOf: MINIS N1OI'lS III T1OIf'-1'
On Friday evening young man, with his right
arm encased in splnts and bandages stood In 'front.'
OF the Montauk Theatre and sought aims from the
passersby on the plea that he was unable TO work
because OF an injury to his arm and that MS wire
.ra child were starving He aroused the
p,cons Of Officer Tracey. who is attached to Jus
t,ce HarrIman's court. Tracey arrested the man
and took him to the First Precinct station. where
he said that he was Frank Martin. of No. ia Cher
rv.st.. New-York. On Saturday Martin was sent to
Raymond Street Jail by Justice Walsh on.a charge
~ vagrancv. and Dr. A. W. Shepard the County
Phvsician YVES asked to make an examination
Yesterday DR.. Shepard wrote to Justice WALSH Soish
thai IL was uninjured woman. who said she
was Martins wife. appeared In the court VIII, ~,
with her husband. The was adjourned until
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-28

The Committee on Subscription urges that citizens
and friends OF General Woodward should subscribe
at early date and make their subscriptions pay
able al such time may be most convenient for
them. 1t IS most desirable that the necessary
amount he pledged before the summer vacation be-
gins. Blank subscription cards may be had OF
George II. Southland, treasurer. or Elijah r. Ken.
nedy. secretary Of the Memorial Fund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-28
MAYOR lyURsTER's HEARINGS.

Mayor wurster held hearings yesterday morning
"a ave bin, OF minor importance. The only person
Who appeared was ex-surrosate william D. Wee
ar. who protested against the bill concerning the
disposition OF the exclse funds He contsncea tnst
SfStute books and that II limited the appropriaton
q money for charitable purposes 10 NNu Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-28
SHE WAS NOT FORCED TO MAKE THE WILL.

The will OF Mrs Lena Brunor. who committed
suicide last June at her home. No. 402 Van Brunt-
St. because her second husband Martin Brunor.
refused TO whitewash n room. was yesterday ad-
miited TO probate by Surrogate Abbott Mrs
Brunors will contested by her brother, August
Lowenbcrger. and her sister. Caroline Barr. Mrs
Brunors frs, husband was Herman Folk. and
when he died In 1898 he left her the estate which
she afterward w.lled to Brunor. The Surrogate
says II was established by the evidence that the
pr6ponent frequently quarrelled with his wife but
Il was also shown that the wife was able 10 take
her own part, and that she did so. There was no
proof that he coerced her Into making the VIII and
II he had done she could easily have destroyed
1t, II lay in her desk.
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DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERLY II. r.
stutiUas In Newly Ork. foot OF barclay ant
ChristOpher streets,
NESYIDt LED TRANS. GILMAN BtFFET
BINrS(I LIGHT.

Direct route to NEWARK. BLoOMFIELD. MoNTCLAIR.
THE ORANGES. summit. Bc,nardsvhc Baskns
Ridge. Madison Morrisown lasseic. iatei son Boon
Like noPATcoSG. Iiactetsicwn. scAooLGY:;
WATER GAP sTRorDsBuRa. pocon9 Mogn,ss .I;.
COKE. CAMILLE NSmTHrMnERRlcA.NNP Mcn,-
ylls. uTIcA, RcHFIELp SPRINGS C, cor u,ns
CoRNING BATH. DANsyILLE, BuFEA "a, & ar, and all
1870 a. M-BlNGHAMToE MAIL. Stops at principal
stations
900 A. M--BrrEAIo. scKANToN pIN ,Ai.
OsWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman ilafet Psror cars con-
leo =: M,-scRANToN WiLkEsBAEkE and Ei.MiRA
AGO p M-sCRANTON. WII.KEsBARRE and PLYM
OI'TH EMPRESS Pullman fiurct Paror
1880 r. NJ Dally-Buralo vestituled Limited Express
for SCRANTON. BlNGHAMro ELMlRA BUFF
FALo. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connects a,
Buffalo with train Tor Chicago and points west.
$50 p. M DAILY. .BCFEALo SCRANTON BiNGnAM-
TON. UTICA. SYRACUSE ant OSWEGO EXPRESS.
Pullman Buffet Sleepetg
TICKETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at "a
Park Place 400 Broadway Tickets at ferry stations OH
broadway Ill 4th-aye 12th-s: 70 West l25thst.
235 columbus NewYork s3s and 72G tuonst
iO6 broadway. Brooklyn Time tables giving full infor
nation at all stations .
check baggage from hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-28

at No. $50 Greene-avc. He said he has been FOR
eight years clerk in the office OF the Water
Register. Before that he was in the postofice and
admirals secretary In the Navy Yard. Us father
secured for him most OF his Offices. Mr.. Wake
denied how ever. that his father was In the habit
OF assisting him. He said he was kind and IN
The Surrogate admitted the will Immediately.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS COMING IN.
FRIENDS OF GENERAL WOODWARD CONTRIBUTE
FOR A MEMORIAL.

The subscription books for the Woodward
memorial fund were opened last Saturday, and the
following subscriptions recorded:
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For LAKEWOOD

4:ao s:i5 A. NJ i:i5. $40 40 r. n nj. ,
FOR Flrm'nrdac Toms River. 3arn.Gat Park ara
Pnrregat. 4:30 s:i5 \ NJ. 1888. $40 ?. NJ m a,
FOR Atlantic CITY Vinelond and HrdSe'on i;5o A. d.
l:i5 T. NJ. $500, ,,,.,,.... -,
Nnvssink Aso. SIS. ii;so A. ~. i:so. las. ''l9 4'D
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Oregn Sleamerj

NWRT@ @sERMAM II0Nin
SEw-YoRE. SOUTHAMPTON BsExpx
FAST EXPRESS sTEAMERs
I Cabin teo and upward. according 10 Location. ~
S4J and $50: roLnd trip $95 and sIna' ~ cahta
Traye. Tues. IS. 10 am. Saae Sat MAJ i: a,
Ailer Thrs.. Apr30. 10 a. m Have Tues Nav ~ ~
Spree. Tues. May s. 10 am lTfavc. Tues Nav AZ an
Lain, Tues. May IL 10 am. Aller Sat- Nav "a " -
Return tickets available from Aediterran>sr ~ n
Bremen London or Havre ron
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
TO GIBRALTAR. NAPLES GENOA
Ems ..... May q 10 a.. m. Fuda. 80. Nav a q.
Kaiser. :. May l6 10 a. m. Ems. 49,. Juae "a
Vera May %, 10 a. m. Kaiser June ao w =
CELRlCHS CO.. Bowling Green va
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BANANA RAILROAD CO

L Owning and Operating COLUMBlAN LNE;
THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCisSpp, d.. =
Connecting at the lsthmus for all ives. nosS' w.
Mexico Central and South Amercu. a.
gail from Pier foot West 2'th e. ~ nooe
ADVANCE. Abr 30 noon NANCE. May ~.
For rates apply Compaly's Office ~ bs9aews,.
~ ~ ''' John MUIR, Traffic ManaSeI.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
fAnthracite cal II. vi oxclusiveiy)
-Four Tracks. Automatic Block Slgnais
IL ISM

-Four TIacks Automatic Block signals
On and after March ~. ISM. -
Trairs leave station foot OF Liberty - .
For Eason Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chuna 80 20,
40 7:I5 9:iO on - Eastoni 4. ". l;ln go ,tVo
10 iastonl Is. 5;i5 1870 to Allentown ~ sundays
80 q 10 Easton) A. NJ. 100 40 o:oo u ~ AZ
For Wukesharre. Pit,stor and scranton 9:lp A. M''
i:iO f:3O 4lJ r. NJ. SUNDAYS. 4:ao A. M =, ga
FOR Reading nj 40 500 9:i0 1000 II 80 n NJ LID
10 900 100 SEQ 5:tJ 900 p. NJ. II u night sun
davs i3o A. NJ 1900 o;0c $50, 600 r H. i2,3 night
Ecr Jarrsblre IT 4:3O 500 O:iO. 1872 A. NJ. ITO
80 400. 800 5Al p ~. l2,i5 nigh. sundays. ''o
A Il 100 $50. GOO p. II. 1913 might IA o.oo
For sunbrrv Jewislurg and Wl.iamsport AT 80 Soo
o.iO A. NJ 1910 1870. 900 p. ". Sundays 400 A. NJ
i.i5 r. ". - 49,. ,o,.-r
ror R,d Tank Long Branch and points south 10 P0nt
Pleasant 20 S.i5 II 80 4 NJ 1897 - O;iD 10 isoh
R,nk as 40 s:i5 y VI. SUNDAYS. except ocean
.,.,,y r,rk 400 A ?. NJ.
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uailroa6s.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RkiI 6SS1Ii :

Baltimore. Washington. cnicSseI 4
punLMid EO cAs a sERS AZ rPS1s: WEI
Leave Nsw.Ycrs s foot Of L'Osr!y;st daily Tor cic.c
100 SUM A is,5 z ncS SsA' SScrfNsHTRc y s
.. SEQ ?. wAsHiSdTos' bAE Iii xIoSsg!s 2
ing Carp. 200 p. m $50 p m ex sun n n; "a Dn-
go & ri. Dining Carr; eco P m 1918 night ca,
NEW-ORLEANs, Roanoke and chattanoo..
Sleeper, o. daily. PULLMAN
oihces: 49, l72. PSI, AIS. LAO Broadway .,
l4th ST.. l27 Bowery. N. Y; 800, 34i Fuo, T. 1ast
iyn station foo, OF Liberty ST.. c. r. r. Of S'o'k-
baggage from hotel or residence to Destination a ehsct
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DIED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,

Id Ed ID LI-NT OF - I'm NSIIIf %
~ for La Guayra. Puerto Cabello. Curacao anc M"
caibo via Curacao. from P!erTepont Stores 5rooki,n
S.. CARACAS. TUESDAY. May % m
y.
AZ pHIIA DEL PlIIA. Saturday. May -S y ""
FOR MARACAIpO. IN -
These American steamers. built expressly for the Wv"
have superior accommodation for pssseng.rsr
BOULTON BLISS & DALLETI,
General Managers IL, Fron.-...
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-TD DONIYION LINE-DAIIY SERVICE

y For OLD POINT coMFoRT NoREohK N PIWyHRs
i;s sr,NT;; ,,rrEaLMHTD VIRGINIA BEACH and WASH
NGTN daily EXCEPT fqsS1 o RSs1 snd sas
daS PASSENGERS and Freight. saillngs rom psr "A
n r. p NJ sat. p. N. Through 'eN'' ~
''s'tH' T. vnr'IrIAt'DIU yice-Pres and Traffic Mgr
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n NETHERLANDS LINE.

s. MAASpAM. .......,.... .Saturuay. nay 49,,
s. s. WERKENDAN. 'Saturuay ,,ay v y' srsna
First cabin 500 second cabin sS see ce-a al rs
..n..nr Arn,r, 40 ErnndWay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-28

britannia April 90 noon Britannia. ....May a.
Msiest.c .. May g. noon Majestic. .....Juae 8 noos
May - moor Gernanic June 70 ncss
M COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMER
pier N. as North River. otree: 20 Broadway. n y
H. MAITLAND KERsEY Agent
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MALlOll SlEAMSfiiI Li.>AD
NA From New-york. Wed. Fri and sat ,oprs %
A pEllGHTFrf. TRIP RY SEA TO THE PORTS "
AS-GEORGIA-FLORlDA, -,cyrre a.
oNr-wAY EXCURSION OR TOURISTS T1cKEIsS
oil pcn,s in Texas Colorado Utah Arizona, s,nns
SPECIAL TICKETS To HOT SPRINGS. AHn
Writ. 70. Gf-pase Pocket Guns unaHsa ppssN
Z. n MALLORY & CO. Gen. Asts. Pier 10 f. NJ '''
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ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE OF TWIN
~ SCREW STEAMERS .Y0RK-LoNDoN-
WEEKLY. 49,,
4 = MASSACHUSETTS Observation-Disclosures .
For freight and passage apply 10 $500
NETWORK SHIPPING CO., General Agents.
Produce Exchange Building. Broadway, New-forx
90 ~ n foot 81 Houstone.
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NLlDE LINE
~ CHARLESTON. s. c..
the SOUTH and SOUTHWEST
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida Ponu
Prom pier 81 +. r. foot Of Roosevelt-sth pM =
COMANCHE Chas & jacksonville. ...... Tues.; Aym
IROQt'OIS Chas & Jacksonville. Nv
ALGONQUIN. Chas. Jacksonville .a WI. ,ons
Steamers have nrst-class passenger accom- mo.aso"'
WIN p. CLYDE CO. General Asen,s
Bowling Green. Sewiiom,.
Fla Cent & Penn Fast r. p. Line wa sassa
Great So. Freight and Passenger Line, VIA xns'v
r. q. EGER General Ag'.. 39l May. :. .
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-01-23

Now at this time the Boad adjourned
tn meet tomorrow morning at 9 O'Clock
a. m.
Now at this time the Board met pur-
suant to adjournment. Present as be-
fore.
In the matter of the petition of Sam
ual Stoddard ct al, for County road
in road district No. 4, Nez Perez county
Idaho, il appearing to the satisfaction
Of the Board that said petition was in
writing and was signed by more than
ten inhabitants of said district, taxa>
BILE therein for road purposes aud had
signed said pe:ition for the purpose of
laying out said road .o.wii: Commence
ing at Leland aud Kendrick road,
about forty-seyen ti7) rods west of the
center of section 81, going in "A north
erly direction, following dedicated
road now fenced through Sc or OF NV
or and ne ar ofnw or of sec 81, cross
ing near Francis LeBoles barn, nearly
due north through Sc or of sw or of
sec 30, intarsecting dedicated road
near Samuel Stoddardis orchard, which
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-01-23

for the year 1885, bids were submitted
and ordered spread on the records In
full AS follows:
Lewiston Jan. l6. 1893.
Honorable Board Of Co. Commissions
ers for Nee P0rce county. 6irs: will
contract to board and lodge the county
poor for the wear 1883 ut $l8 per month.
s. III. BROWN"
Lewiston, Jan. IA, 1865.
Sirs: will agree to keep the county
INDECENT for SIS per month each for one
year from date OF contract furnishing
hoard and lodging. Respy.
&. r. STRANAHAN."
January, 1885.
To the Ho.l. Board Of County Conn
missiOners, Nex Perez county. Idaho.
Gentlemen: I herewith respectfully
submit my bid for boarding ell county
charges aud do their washing for SIS
per mcnth each for the year 1888.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. M. J. VESSELS"
The bids having been considered and
the Board deeming the bid Of Mn. N
by ordered that the contract be award
ed to Mrs. NJ J Vessels.
In the matter Of the bids Tor the EN-
Payment Of n county nhyslcian, the
bids of NJ A Kelly aud & w Shaft hav-
ing been filed and considered. and the
Board having found the bid Of NJ A
Kelly to be the lowest and best bid, IL
10 hereby ordered that the contract he
awarded to NJ A Kelly at $40 per quar-
ter, ~ per bid on file.
In the matter Of the bids for the
burial Of the connty's dead, the bids
of l. L strong and l. G Nea' having
been filed and the Board deeming both
bids exhOrbltant, 1t Is hereby ordered
tuat said bids be rejected.
Now ut this time the Board adjourned
to meet tomorrow morning at 9:3O
O'Clock m.
Concluded next Weekly
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-01-23
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND.

lourned to meet t. MORROW morning at
O'Clock q. m.
January 16, 1896. Board met pursu.
ant to adjournment. Ere sent as of
yesterday.
CTyRRENN LvpENCr
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1t is the Most Modern In Equipment
1t Is the Heaviest Rallied Line.
1t has n Rock Ballast Roadb.d.
1t Crosses No Sand Deserts.
1t was Built Without Land Grant or
Government Aid.
1t is noted for the Courtesy of it's EN-
ployes.
1t is the only Lille serving Meals on
the la Carte Plan.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-01-23
County Commissioner
Proceedings.
LEWISTON, IDAHO, Jan. 18th,

LEWISTON, IDAHO, Jan. 18th,
1896.
Board of County Commissioners
of Nez Perez County, Idaho, met
in regular session, this 18th dsy of
January, A. D., 1896, pursuant to
law. Present, D. M. White, chair
man; A. G. Wisner, G. w. We'll
ker, Commissioners; S. 0. Tanna-
hill, clerk.
Now at this time the Board desiring
to hear the closing arguments in the
cause OF the State VS. Mary E. Goddard,
now pending in the District court, it
was ordered that the Board adjourn
until tomorrow at O'Clock a. M:
January 14th, 1896. Board met pur-
suant to adjournment. Present as of
yesterday.
The following road overseers reports
were examined and approved tO-wit:
$, d. Inghraln, District No. 3; w. +.
McCalllster, District No. 4; w. b. Wal
ker, District No. 5; Louis Oldag, Dis
trict No. 6.
The following bills were examined,
allowed, and the auditor directed to
draw warrants in payment for same as
follows:
COUNTY ROAD FUND.
Louis Oldag, Overseer. 63 %
=. ID. lnghr0m. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ w
w. f. McCallister. .......... ..... -. 81 80
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND.
J. l.. Rivers, transcript Of evil
OonCo ................... II 10
Now at this time the Board ad.
jOurned to meet tomorrow morning, at
$3.50 O'Clock, q. m.
January 18th, 1896. Board met pur-
suant to adjournment. Present as he.
fore.
The following road overseer's reports
were examined and approved as fol-
lows: Fred NJ. Manning, overseer of
road district No. l; A. J. Glass. over
seer road district No. 2.
The following claims against Nez
Perez County were examine aud the
auditor direct to draw wa, rants in
payment for same to-wit: