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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-08
wishes to perpetuate that unhappy mem

wishes to perpetuate that unhappy mem
DRY.
1t was not known in Smithvlle when he
up the business that paid SO well that the
handsome woman who presided over his
home had no legal right to do so.
1t was not know in Washington, where
he served as Congressman, nor in Trenton.
where he entertained lavishy for term
as senator, that his real wife was living in
obscurity in the Vermont village where he
had left her with the children years before.
Not until he had destroyed the late
Leon Abbett's senatorial aspirations and
by other exhibitions of political power
made powerful enemies did the truth leak
out.
AS for the will case, it is famous in the
annals of New Jersey and deserved re-
proach upon the chancery laws. The will
was broken and sustained and broken
again. 1t contained bequest for tech.
nical school which made the courts loath
to break it in favor Of the dead mans law
full family, even after they admitted the
widows standing
But Capt. Elton Smith, the dead mans
son, would not give up the fight. He de-
voted his life and every dollar that he had
to the work of proving his legitimacy and
his mothers dover right, and in the end
he triumphed. Mrs. Smith had prayed to
live to see the triumphant end Of the con-
test, but died before the final decision in
favor of her children was rendered.
The estate comprises the whole town o.
Smithville and one of the largest machine
shops in America.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-08
Don't Like Liens.

A good Joke on one of our prominent
business men is going the rounds. This is
the way it is told. A customer who has a
difficulty with his hearing came into the
store and wanted to make a purchase
amounting to several dollars, but said he
didn't want to pay but five dollars down.
After considerable difficulty the business
man made him understand that the article
could be sold on such terms only when a
lien was taken so lien and receipt for
SIS were made out. After twisting about
for time and going as far as the door,
the purchaser said he believed he would
pay So more; so the receipt for So was
destroyed and one for $40 made out. The
purchaser then went out onto the street
for minute or two, but presently returned
and wanted to make his cash payment SIS
larger, and of course new receipt had to
be made. This program was carried out
at varying intervals until the entire sum
was paid, and there was no longer any
need of lien. But after all, barring the
needless waste of good ink and white
paper, and the provocation to use emphat.
ic Ian guage, this was as good as a cast
sale.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-08
COMING TO WOODSTOCK.
Body of Hezekiah B. Smith to be Moved
Story of the Beautiful Agnes.

The ground in St. Andrews cemetery
in Mount Holly, N. j., is about to be
broken. Two graves are there, side by
by side, in one of the finest plots. In one
lies the body of Hezelsiah b. Smith, who
began life as country boy among the rude
hills of Vermont, grew well-to-do, deserted
wife and children for a woman who hence
forth dominated his life and forced him to
a greater success, and died not till his
secret was found out. In the other lies all
that is mortal of Agnes Gilgerson, the OBJ
ject of his infatuation.
His grave is to be opened and the casket
borne away to the hills of Woodstock,
VT, where he will be buried beside that OF
his lawful wife and his children who are
dead. Agnes Gilgerson's will remain un-
touched. But the beautiful monument
that he erected to her memory, which
stands in the yard of his mansion at Smith
ville-the figure in marble of a beautiful
young girl, the Agnes that he knew in
Lowell, Mass.-is to be smashed to pieces
and the fragments thrown into the waters
of Rancocas creek. For no one now alive
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-08
Black River Union of Christian Endeavor
Societies.

The semi-annual meeting OF the Black
River union of Christian Endeavor socie
ties will be held at Proctorsville, Vt, on
May IA, 1897, afternoon and evening ses-
sions. The meeting promises to be up to
the standard OF the excellent meetings Of
this union that have been held in the
past.
In the afternoon there will be interesting
papers from members of the union. Dur
Ing the afternoon also, there will be a
Question Box, and if the persons who at
tend the meeting will do their part by sub
hitting questions which need solving, the
committee feel they can promise that this
part of the programme will be of real in
terest and of great help as they have Sc
cured live man and an earnest pastor and
endeavorer to preside over it, viz. Rev. O..
S. Davis of Springfield, Vt.
We are also fortunate in having the
promise of Miss Cynthia Marvin, state
superintendent of junior Christian En-
deavor work, from Alburg, Vt, to conduct
the junior half-hour; insuring the presen-
tation of the junior work in an interesting
manner specially helpful to junior society
superintendent.
Principal H. S. Cowell of Gushing
Academy, Ashburnham, Mass, has been
secured for the address in the evening.
He most interesting speaker, practical
and up-to-date and thoroughly conversant
with the ways of dealing with young people,
and we may be sure to gain from his treat
ment of the subject, personal Consecra-
tion," many ideas that will be of aid if ap-
piled in the Christian Endeavor work
The following is the program:
l 80 Social Hour.
$50 Praise Service,
Led nv Miss Mabel Farr, Proctorsville
240 Words of Welcome,
Miss Martha Loyejoy
Response,
President of Union
80 A Model Business Meeting,
Chester Baptist G. E.
Rev o. S. Davis, Sprinefi field
| $50 Pledge Making and Pledge Breaking,
L. A Adams, Bellows Falls
$50 A Christian Endeavorer's Value &c
Society,
G. A. Boyd, Saxtons River
40 Temperance Work,
Miss Minnie Metcalf, Bellows Falls Z.
40 Junior Half Hour,
Miss Cynthia Marvin, Alburg, VT.
State Junior Superintendent
Exercises led by Miss Ruth Cove, Below:
Falls
500 Reports from Societies. Business
EVENING
700 Praise Service.
10 How to Reach and Benefit the Young
People.
Rev. III. L. Ballou Che ster, VT.
80 Address-Consecrated Personality,
Principal IL. s. Cowell, Cushing Ac ldemy,
Ashburnham, Mass,
Conservation Service.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-08
F. G. bort Assigns.

Frank G. bort, the well known Keene
druggist, filed petition and assignment in
insolvency with Judge Abbott, Of the probate
court Thursday morning, and his estate is
now in liquidation under the insolvency act.
The business has been carried on under the
firm MAMIE of F. G. bort & Co., but Mr..
Dort's father, Major o. G. bort, who was the
partner in the concern, retired from the firm
previous to his European trip of last year.
The assignment was preceded by an attach
ment which was placed upon the store the
same morning by the Kibbe Bros. Co., of
Springfield, Mass. After the service OF the
papers in this suit Mr.. bort decided to make
an immediate assignment for the protection
of all his creditors.
Sheriff Samuel o. Gates has been appointed
messenger upon the estate land the first meet
ing of the creditors will be held Saturday,
May %.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-08
Ideal Family Remedy.

AS family remedy there is none so handy
as Neurotic Oil. 1t is surer in its operation,
more etiectual tor the relief Of the hundred
and one ills to which the flesh is heir and
safer than any other preparation. For both
internal and external use. 1t cures coughs,
colds, bruises, burns, sprains and every kind
red ailment. Sold by all druggists.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-08
CHARLESTOWN.

Miss Maggie Swan is very sick at present
writing.
Lewis Rumrill has returned from a visit to
Troy, n. Y.
Miss Ruth Clarke is the happy possessor of
new tricycle..
Mrs. Mary Robertson is confined to the
house with tonsilitis.
The teachers attended the Sullivan county
institute at Newport Friday.
Miss Jennie Merrifield returns to her work
in Springfield, VT, this week.
Henry Bates has purchased the place for
merly owned by the late Mary j. Chamber
lain.
Charles Whipple and family have moved
into Mrs. NJ. Z. Sparrow tenement ON Sulli-
van street.
Mrs. Almira Cram of Keene is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Willard Putnam and other friends
in town.
Henry Huntley of Claremont has been lay
ing the foundation for Gilbert Richardson's
new house this week.
Mrs. Kathie Putnam has been enjoying the
week at her home on account of the measles
in her school at North Walpole.
News has just been received here of the
field at her home in Springfield, at the age of
81 years.
The whist club met at Miss Annie X. Bar
rett's Thursday evening. Prizes were won
by Miss Emma l.. Collins and Byron y. Way.
1t was voted TO continue the club throughout
this month.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-08
WESTMORELAND DEPOT.

G. S. Aldrich is suffering from an attack of
neuralgia in his head and face.
John Blanchard and family have moved to
their farm in the south part OF Walpole.
The farmers have most of their grain sowed
and are now preparing their fields for corn.
Charles Haskell is so far recovered as to
be home and can 60 round with the aid of a
cane.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-08

DIR. Woods Norway Pine Syrup is pleasant
to take, positively harmless to the most deli
cate constitution, and absolutely sure to cure
the most obstinate cough or cold. A house
hold boon.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-08
THEY ALL USE IT.
Central Vermont R. R. Co,
Rutland R. R. Co.,
Montpelier & Wells River R. R. Co.
Barre R. R. Co.

EverybodyEkn knows the above corporations
are most critical purchasers. When in the
market for merchandise. they ask for sam
Piles and before placing their orders submit
the samples to rigid examination by the
most competent experts in their employ;
they are not looking for the cheapest article,
but the best. The above corporations had
occasion to cover some of their largest build
ings in 1895; every manufacturer in the coun-
try was anxious to secure the order The
samples were submitted the experts ex-
| amined them. The contracts were awarded
Strong Hardware Co., and Strong's
Fire Proof Roofing was used.
Gentle reader are you in need of roofing?
Is the roofing used by the above great cor
porations good enough for you?
Remember wise men profit by the expert
ence of others.
Do you wish to profit by the experience Of
the above experts? If so you will use
Strong's Fire Proof Roofing.
Call and see samples.
| STRONG HARDWARE co.,
BURLINGTON, VT.
J. P. Ober, Agt., Saxtons River.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-08

81 burned my fingers very badly. The
pain was intense. DIR. Thomas Eclectric Oil
brought relief in three minutes. 1t was al
most magical. l never saw anything like
it." Amelia Swords, Saundersville, @.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-08

the time, but has been at Sunapee for one
or two days of each week most of the
spring, has also made some fine catches ;
perhaps his best was trout weighing four
and three fourths pounds
The entertainment given in the vestry OF
the Congregational church Wednesday
evening under the auspices of the Junior
C. f. society of that church for the benefit
of the Kurn Hattin homes was a very pleas
ant occasion it was an excursion social
Eight of the Kurn Hattin boys were pres
ent and added to the enjoyment of the even
ing by singing and declaimirg. Remarks
were made by j. L. Maynard, Jr., Super
intendent of the Homes, and Rev. G. IL.
DeBevoise of keene. About $40, in mon
ey was contributed, and considerable cloth
ing and articles of use at the Homes.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-08

The Secret is Out.
1t is no trick
To sell
Welcome Soap.
The trick is
"Not to Sell it."
Inferior brands
Pay larger profits"
This accounts for
The expression
lust as good"
Welcome Soap
HAS NO EQUAL.
And is Always RELIABLE.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-08
PERMANENTLY CURES

Cancerous and Scrofulous Humors
Consumption itself is but a form OF
Scrofuls) Erysipelas, Salt Rheum. Ul-
GERS, Boils, Pimples, Syphilitic Taints
and all Eruptions of tue Skin; Rheu-
matism, and all resulting Heart Dis
ease all Stomach, Liver and Kidney
tr ubles; Catarrh, Biliousness, Consti-
patton, Headache, Vertigo, Nervous
Prostitution, Loss of Memory, Sleepless-
ness, General Debility, Exhausted vi
tality, Inn otency, Irregular and Pain
full Menstrualion, and female COM
plants generally.
IoOc. the Bottle-Ic. the Dose.
Get it of any Druggist. or
THE JAr1ES w. FOSTER co.
BATH, N, II.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-05-08
Vermont Branch of the Woman's Board 0!
Missions.

The District meeting of the Vermont
branch of the Womans Board of Missions
will be held in the Congregational church
at Bellows Falls, Thursday, May IS, COM
mencing at 8 80 in the morning. Miss
Ellen Stone of Dilgaria will be the mis-
sionary speaker and Miss Stanwood Of
Boston will represent the Woman's Board
of Missions. A cordial invitation is given
to all women interested in missions.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06

) %Grbeoen at ben ~tintfIt ~ Sanoouo
'tnoes en- ubDrs Stsnbro, Der ianoipnliopis er
ca. 500 aar aammel, 9rosn, Der iprtr oprr
en- lloen 9apbust peo bel aule sap, er uper
: R'lometer lang. Zen bGrts al noaei opcr
800 Pilier. grOtns ai0rcbane lioocr pmtr,ut
10 NReter opu almino,iis 9anohano. ssle
@nlG89st r snonu | bepite Stano.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06
.So @angc ont uacn,
"9ecorab=Eoiten1 "8eo 9rnrn4
3per airseaa % srsbas boer lirsooo
Sil ocm 8anale Yris,
s1.25 for Mar9anaeu,

2irsbasssglunreret uofommer meb 4 eiber. leb,oos, :;
Wco 9lrncn, % 5reoass,gtlmeret ubtommer nsn y J
Stoer. ivy .
Bore Ibpnnenter uf berpeb faa e, betnoelio mnr,,,
mere 9aieitof os i~riifere gfpbeber. Baabe 9irsbnos'9 :,
5reoasssgtuneret ~inoeboloer yapbeber fra Sup. NJ y ny
lanoel, gpl IRA ssa'D'n9fon % aorsresien, fra Be fer.
ifjelli9c 2e9islaturer, oip. ~
sbOnnenterne uI tereiter fa to fulbitanoiae gpiier bo.,
llge. Y"'
Srebasss9iuneret pil fOruoen Npbeber pip. ino,b0IA.
Srsnins al blanoet Snbbplo, apbe Sortplliuoer nov ~,
pi sioe 5ortaainserne i Wc0 Mrmcm noaet eftcr, aor.
ielpohoaHcer, Sreoe ira @amlelanoet. "5pr 6armen. Son.
let % 9apen." 2asnins for llnaoommen, airtcfios gis.,,
%tretn'nser, OH. Seeorab:Vo soften Ieperer ituOia Vreo.
ira @amlelanoet, % orlgger iaapiot mu(iot at ioo lin,
cerrstnina fra aae 9ele ai 9anbet.
gesse Slaoe pl ~inoebolbe 5eneic tulo itruoioe
% paaliocli9e MarfeoSbcrctmimaer.
Slaoet lenoes I'll 9torse Gale ire llosauer) buer Sire.
Oag, Tor : Dollars Nargangen. Yortpen alene fuiter en-
2OIlar pg fire Gents, 90 sub7triptionen moa oerior ienocs
oirette I'll %, oa pi paa insen Waaoe tan betale aomnis.
non 'pr gtorgesabonnenter
apertisienienterne forbeles paa be to Slobe. % Der pl
oerror bhue ior bolbsuis iaa Ipertis iemeuter hp,rt
9lao. "'
Get Tiger Jig ielp, at Sublfriptioneu bereiter moo
Uctotcs I Vorfno, od vi eQers life pua nooeu
W9nhoe tan peobltue at ienbe no 8laoet to @anae ON lloen
Se 9reoe abonnentPr anmobes beriur paa bet inoitpu.
oig,fe ON at lenoe lin Subifriptiou i sorituo, enten ior
Ct DELI Iar, sl.25. eaer ct ba(u.Nar, 63 Gents, eQer {.
fpart Nar. 80 @cnts.
9eeorab.Y often Os Weo srnem er uelisst.
et 9anlle Sano, ogman tan panltelig ienoe Ell mere pls
tof'nleil Saoe for ben lille Gum al 2 0uIars iii SlR9t Of
Sehher c%erDleI'nie. 0eron bar III mangiOloige Slone5'
opro Sreue %blemmeira. SUries Ell ~glarsana o. 4, ON
s ue oil fda 2nt til Sgm N0o.,tnter I @torae In raO
NJ ~ C'i;% ~ rnr''e frimrrtt~
s Saab ON, at bore geitrabetier for at ltaffe Dor.
gaIosr1rno ct aoot, biligt 8ldo paoItisnnes, anbeiales
Sceorab=V Rotten % Wco Mrmen paa bet beOts.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06
Tamilie= 2rsmtmg Nr. 4.
Snohol0:

umoerlanect ! 2imcrifa. Gn Seltriuelie al geaop Stone
Bart no ir Sileber.- Wa iorisptfa.-G BAR Grinor,n.
ger ira Oct ii ute aris. III Il. lauas
Gipenc , Mntralten. 3lab % bans Vcnner. Nj
Spbn Vrpipn.- ct aiftiat &rpb.- Wcipiicren lllrif. Nj
Cdup De @taupaSiant. NPeb ier 8ileber-citcrople en- bems
fomnten ira sncrifa. vi y VI. SisaarO,- @tasi.
@uie9raocreu. 6ort9utng ira California. z soifiecrcu.
vi SobanneS ySllbt. Wco ellepe Vileoer.- lltaf. 81 italcnt
Sileoe ira MAbelolbereu.- Tisicrnc paa %ppcn ON rus
Iefpcloen. Sineoe. Wentpbt @ierpem. (0cnrt G6icn5
SarnopHisb1cn) neo Vileoe .&tainao ans. al bpcrt
OFT SOaiernc.
@piiooer ira arissliptt. Snbbolb: Sulcn "a paa
alrrGen IL, ct @oiei ira anhetem. ghcr Ct BARREL Rer ir RIcr
pumsr-V NfgrS eluopbp6eiescrIit Old Seth en- hint &9nG :
On aOunabano fases G6.~en 5iarp,utsrSuc 6laset O. @btio'
5eabeo.-Tmly "A Bold Soldier Boz. - ariseu eneey.
&arattertrrf a. xtneoim. Snbbplo:-9a ban gt pna
sto!en - tuton 5eiao alrmpefrrher etnrrln en- Smritgspe Rrb
9rrt = en buteoe Ait
yer I Walien. Nj 3onas 3abl.- Tn 81 pen % epp.
iasten. annt Yiaoicn. gmt saar stai ant ~
blaoet" pb Sert Sic. 9ineoermppe al 5eoattprerne iulo
renOe Den nort oanlte Fresieiorenin8.
Wmbamg:
Stot Smaaprat ON 'TeeorabsyS otcn"s Norrtta
niia, neo EortrGt al "3ecprab Nonen"s llbstpcr, 8lnOet5
,trioer tSprrtnin9er, Nrbelbsprrelier, Yresier Oh anbet IEurs
neri, neb s Sioer Cert, bpot beltripes en- 9usnO8ipers @en'
p%orbi9beoer.
Tecorab. |otem % yeb glruen ct Sar oa peune 500
lpm TrGmte Sl.2J
Gen c Sog fan inaes inobunoen ipr II Gents ertrn.
ll9ere Eramlebe9er, men bei oil blipe pGrp al 9ienme.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06
MGrf ne0entaaen0e SoQlite.

vi neOerltaaeuoe Spser bar ri meset ltore Be
bolpnln9er, o9 Nbonnenter fan erbOloe lamme
loll Er9rnlebp9er til b~etpoelig neblatte Irlier.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06
Xaa Srepe.

5or 25 Gents pl ri ienbe "gecprah. Ipiteu" 2 moor,-
Der paa Trgpe. Man fan ienbe Ipitaoe Clamps berinm
bet iaiber lettere. Senb beane 8lanfet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06
got smaaprat ON "seeorab.v onen"s sorrt
7eeorab'Foie % YeO 9lrnen ct star og penne 500
nm Nrruip - -

Gen c Sog fan innes lnobunoen iur II Gents ertra.
Vosen er becre i%nobunoen % tolter mere Iprio enc tlO
li9cre Yramiebeger, men oen pil blipe p0ro al 9iemne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-24
lSgAVJTED BY 4 DEPGTI-SHERIFF.

H. D. Meyers Of No. 42i Lexing ,on-ave.. secured
q summons In the jefferson Market Court yesterday
afternoon for William Mchaels, deputy-sherif
in charge OF the recently assigned jewelry firm OF
7 II Johnston G. Co. at Sixteenth-st. and Broad
uav According to Mr.. Meyers's story, about 8
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon he went into Johnston S
store TO inquire about a check he had mailed the
assignee several weeks before, and from which he
had heard nothing lie was admitted at the door
by one of the men inside and. walking up to A man
at work On some books asked about the check. At
the same moment Michaels who had been in the
rear OF the store, walked up, and. without waiting
10 ascertain who Meyers or what his business
might be- peremptorily ordered him to get out The
young man attempted 10 explain his business. but
the deputy refused 10 listen. and wher Meyers did
not leave as ordered Michaels elected him with
considerable force
The reporters visited the store later to ascertain
II the summons had been served. and there saw
1iohaeis. He admitted ejecting Meyers and using
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-24

KIM yei Mary r. to Mary Lynch and a snSh Re-
"srriaseway nom goth to ?.,. .t. "So 10000
xS.s.s; 'q %s SS. s 5 saa wach 10 80
e s.S .Gf Park R' %,. sri''s
MSfary Mary Thasdeu. Sor Mutual %m.tsr I'
same TO Joseph II and Michael Mccormick 5000
Nsas y wsnaon j. 'ss % ns saving
Of Merchants Clerks. ad-ave. q !" 5000
Snnan. Hannah 20 srdie Clocke W Arthur 600
osD ass q pSn Henry chaeer william
Ross. Van csrss ear Place Ss. lots I. ana TO- 500
map Of NS sdfx M11os to Amelia stuyvesan
100 q we;, . EnSsys' year isn ST.
Same TO ciottfried Kappus and wife, No ie' East ,ooo
Hath tsr ysars to N,,;ua, Life insurance
Of New-York corner 7th-ave and iiitn-S ,sOO
Same seaG to- Lambert suydam 7th-ave o
and o7th-s wear =: ,:.o,gs Miller
schuck o''G and VIE Weos to i6 Begins 2s4
. Of washingion-ave and 100 II s OF 1850 s" 4, 200
schd ytSen AlGne Henry M,Tss5 ssreS
Fitzpa'rick "a Vrseys'- io' ~ may .'. $500
s, a1rm e smI to Emma s,ecns No sa5 East
2ist-s leasehod. years cs.,;.. ~"
Purdy. 5 Ii4tli-st. l7S It Of Park-ave' nno
r-frelmann. Christian D. to John wilenbrock
n Honest. 97.io II W Of IIoe-st. years; i'''
w,sns xsSph and c P5qn5 w.e os
WHEN iT Fannie 2, @a TO- ioni. Bonccn Bath
gate-ave 2ioo It Of 10th st, year ........ 1000
Williams Matilda to srI Ne1 0ssrp Ss@nna 900
Same Johanna Miller. n l5sth-st. 10" II ,oooo
Same S1 TON to Mary Reed 5sh-s 1875 IT OF
wbi,a Charles r to william oothou, Nos AZ and
zacke ..' Jennie and Alfred Il r. to John
Green 72d-st so IT OF Iexington-ave. oooo
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-24
nUBLIC NOTICE.

II (1erko OF Common Council, a
o"y '''' February nth. 1897
,,on wbich was adopted by the Common Council February
9th 1897 and approved by the Mayor February 18Th 1897
iRe.ov Monday The :'d day e Mach 1891
Board Of and a. they are The hereby f..snaa
he %ys sns sGf Sns "so
n. CITY for It's and s ST. for ne
% the SURFACE petition
q said Of o fSs Tundfsd and Foy
S sy s.. sf forss petition ard therein aescIses 4.
be rst and That pgbG nos De as sy's ~ the
t.en DAYS in daily newspapers published IN this city
10 BE- dee bs provisions Of 49, amended II.
railroad Law advertising to be at the expense OF the pe
Pebble notice hereby given that At the time and pI.::
the Third Ra9ad c9gpany VIII oe eonsder<
a rs the Honorable the Common Council OF the City
New s, Y9dn q, the Third Railroad Company
se eS Of hs
and 9pea on me B St T1s ave- s
nu" One ana M ,Tee . @1nhs'tan
That your petitioner proposes 10 ON manan ana
pty Of New YORK double tracks connecting with IN.
tracks OF said company goon and along ,Se ,
aSe Of streets and highways in the City OF New
York as rho junction OF and IVES, o..
Hundred and switches and appliance with the conpany
Ws, ns pI nndre hen and T6r
t s,,S .,nses sP 70 the Harlem River.
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na miles or thereaoouts, In length, and
one dnG e and be part Of said system and connected
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the public ana pa nns fs
for rrl"f and viii enable petitioner T.!
sons lfoo contnuous line 20 their destination FOR one
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Intended cd@ TO of poWer whcR nSw or Ss.
f,ea may be lawfully used employed 10y on IFS route
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operate w applies to your Honorable Body Tor such
DsoneT Dr'ys Wv an" q s2Pl,s,Sa
to the na ppsrm!sson be granted your petitioner
s and asss 5sr 10 1 manan
Enough upon and along the streets and high
ways aConnections witches sdngs turnous turntables
ersssSver suitable stands for The Gon.eniens working
panys cars which be run over sad railroad by your
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STAT. Of New York, city and comfy Of NewYorf
AOer, j. P Es f " the Third Avenue Rsda9 con
sUs'9 oTeae md pt II os % s sns
knows the contents thereof that the same Is the
a,d 10 he alleged on and belief
s0:s matters sa be p So ss By 'ss e.
rate seal Of said company thereto by ne Ike auhrr
Sworn to before me this sth day q February. 1897.
All person. I1fss rS0 the he" a4pson
hereby notified 70 be present at the tine sna gsc men
Clerk OF the Common Council