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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
THE BANK CONSOLIDATION.

The Third National Bank. which Is to go into
llouidation has acted as redemption agent at the
Clearing House for the Gansevoort and Oriental
banks Of New-York and the Union BANK ana the
r,ebtb Ward Rank OF Brooklyn. These banks
will have 10 secure n new redemption agent but
they will have no difficulty In doing so. as they are
all sound institutions. The National City Bank
which is TO take over the Third Nationals busi-
ness does not clear for other banks at all. and
consequently, will act for the banks for which
the Third National has acted. The Third NaticAa
viii continue clear for the banks unui they can
mako other artar,ements rhe transfer Of
counts from the Third National to the National
City is making progress. Already some S.cOoVo OF
the Third Nationals deposits. which aHouh'eu
altogether 10 s2.C0o0Oo have beer turned over 10
the National City. a few Of the deposits may so
&c BANKS other than me Cisy. TIE transfer OF tIc
Third Nationals loans Is also going on rapidly IN
most cases II IS effected by the calling OF the io'
the National City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26

FAVORS A DIVORCE FOR MRS. BYRNE
The report of Frederick H. Kellogg. as referee
filed In the County Clerks Office yesterday, recon-
Alta Byrne from her husband. Charles A. Byrne.
the playwright The report recommends that TO
Mrs Rvrne be given the custody of her daughter,
Olga and aliinony of $50 week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

x,our,oa Never dealer in bicycle supplies, under
.,n s,vIa of the Union Bicycle Supply Company at
So IS Murray-&t nas failed. and Deputy-Sherin
I,nskv has closed up his pace OF business on an
oxacntion from Erdnan. Levy K Mayer for NO23
IN favor of Annie Philips. lie was sued on
ro,a and then offered judgment Mr.. Meyer
formerlv kept restaurant in Greenwich-st' ana
WOW, into the bicycle supply business in January
los, claiming $1,000 cash capital Many inquiries
froro all over the country have been made regard
tho his affairs There is considerable stock on
hard hut the outstanding accounts have been
,rareterred 10 creditors for borrowed money Mr.
Never il is said, lost great deal OF money by
bad debts
Arthur d. Williams has been appointed referee
nv Justice Truax CT the Supreme Court IN the
proceedings brought for tie dissolution OF the Don
ENRIQUE Mining Company. of this city. and inc
TENDER The company was capitalized az Mo, ,
On has no assets and the only creditor is EDWARD
/. Patterson who obtained a Judgment against
the company for S1l4l ., 90. -,
Judgment for 'eo7e7 was entered YESTERDAY aea:ns
pany OF which John w. Ambros is president IN IN
favor of w. Bayard Cutting. Tho calm ~ ioE
Nis2i money advanced In September. 1881; ana tne
balance on eleven notes made between February
1902 and May 1894.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
PRODUCE EXCHANGE Anna"

-.,,.,,,r,,-,,, ,.co8D SAYS THERE is NO H1Aa0''
-, ,,o,,p1.,,S-cANAL IMPROVEMENT
.nor, rresspted at the annual mee',,s y.
=" ~ VII produce Exchange yesterday 80
n AIcCord the president saio' -. va have
does not rank as one OF - nt,uotion ,nto
seen. still taking the general pus'''''' 90 .,o,ch
a,n, and the fact cnat we have passeu ',''oUe"
hooou.' liz ,nnuences of a Presidential! cam
- g., which the stability Of the currehc! VI 'i'e
n,rv was threatened we do not Ieei 'ii
bave any lust reason 10 complain Ahe ."
On commodities dealt in on the moor Va w sao,o
oh.nge amounting to $3.50. snow w -,
- the preceding year of about so'""'oVo' nv
'" ~ Grain and -four are Largely In excess
- ~ nroc.ding wear The shrinkase Is Whoi'
q, rrovis;ons and live stock and TINS Is la Soy w
"a low prices Failures have peeh lew
,ban three) and for amounts very sNai' .
president McCord said the gross income o aao 90
the Exchange Building for the year was
or 81, Is5 O5 over the preceding year,
ri Coral Committee reported That IL hau a'
s,rarces from the State Engineers Department ',
that it would be possible 10 SG Pie original ap,
I nrapnriation and to do somewhat more thah WIS ~
Presaeh was the result of the efforts of me Ex
change, made in c0n]nnesnod1 At The session of the
the repeaI 9d o in 1886 which prohibited any
GTSa@ ri Svt for s sSSSi Ths win
largely tend to divide me voted an appro
p;a,;on Of 50 0o0OoO for canal Improvements an
prlatoIe -, ~ account for the folly and shoT
sghtedness which lie at the bottom OF Of our COM
ia, spTemacy already hard pressed by reaSS S
nf unjust discrimination in railroad ta,es,
o. I}aren extent upon the cheap transpoI 'dtol
10 ,ai by our waterways While efforts to nave
on aw repealed have been unsuccessful SO ia[,
lne am ddUht il will only be a short time peioie
ms niece of legislative history will cease 10 s'
OUT w evheci of the complaint By the Excnah.e
10 the Interstate Commerce CornissHSn e port Of
EewYork President McCord said; Inc n iTG,S
showing the injustice OF this o for relief Which
DEE, nsfh sbortiy he forthcoming All that New PIX
asks is an opportunity for The enrSrpl,. to re-
s,ore this port 10 the position 1t once occupeu
President McCord said he hoped Tor new , Us
- fiose for New-York in the not distant lutuIe,
and repeated that the lowing ureei si'o was Wv
choice of the Produce Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
OPEN BOARD MEN INDICTED
-pf-p BILLS FOUND AGAINST FouR-oTHER
ALLEGED BUCKET-sHcP CASES.

NIX
ALLEGED BUCKET-sHCP CASES
r-ha first indictments resulting from the recent
.-,soda AGAINST brokers for running bucket-shops
- made by the Grand Jury yesterday morning.
,,.. men indicted are members Of the Open Board
~ truckers. with offices at No IS Broad-st. They
ysrdome: Edward +. Hubbard. OF No. 10 Clavkson-
9, Rrooklyn William T.. Hubbel Of No. iS9
N,nth.st Brooklyn and Louis j. Ludwig. The IN
a,c,ment is found under Section S5l Of the Penal
code known as the gambling act. The complain
oft IN the case Is Charles y. Weitlang OF NO. Sio
De,atur-st., Brooklyn. Ne says that on April D OF
this year he gave Garland $40 Ia invest for MN IN
wheat. WetlanG further says that he ios' i"Sc
sim of money In the place afterward.
The complaint against Alfred r. Gosln. who' TO-
gcther with Joseph Lounsbury. Samuel kellar ana
Sfvron l.. Bernard. was arrested seVeIa VII m
ago charged with larceny by Albert hent anu ~,
S,rone Of Fishkill who alleged that theF Weie
!, was alleged was doing Illegal business, was 4is,
missed by Magistrate Brann in JeliersV}n NJ nf tbe
Court yesterday. This done on mo'1n VI 1or rS
complainants. who said that they hau n0d bod
that Goslin was merely n bookktVgvI, ,mo,so
nothing to do with the alleged SWIMMING 'i"'s'@
lions. ... ,,apooor NJ
The charge against Robert Spencer manager %
the stock brokerage firm of d. W ntIeir ~
hrourht nv a X Ridgeley. of No 13l East lwent!,
ninth-st.. who asserted that the illu nnu ~
MAJ S was dismissed by Magistrate lNuuiiJn IN -.
Centre Street Police Court yesterday, iE Jus ~
swore that when he applied 10 me M i n US
money due him from stock ,ransatI.'3 or I, The
Magistrate decided that the case was one ioi
c9yii rather than a criminal action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
WHERE TO SHOP IN EUROPE.
THE COURTS.
THOUGHT HER FIRST HUSBAND DEAD.
so MRS. CLARKE MARRIED AGAIN AND NOW

THOUGHT HER FIRST HUSBAND DEAD.
so MRS. CLARKE MARRIED AGAIN AND NOW
COLONEL CLARKE SUES FOR DIVORCE
The tra. OF a suit for absolute divorce brought
by Colonel Alpheus f. Clarke against his wife. Mary
A. Clarke, was begun before Justice Beach In the
Supreme Court yesterday afternoon.
Clarke was at the time OF his marriage. on April
l. 1873 a Lieutenant in the United States Army, and
was stationed al For; Hamilton. lie left Fort Ham,
ilton in 1876, and went West where no was heard OF
occasionally by his Old garrison acquaintance Tor
a while, though he soon ceased to communicate with
his wife. Mrs Clarke believing her husband dead,
on November %. 1852, married sylvester Fo.som'
who lived at Fort Hamilton, and they lived as man
and wife until April 1880 when Clarke made his ap-
pearance at Fort Hamilton. Folsom LETT MS Wlle
on learning that her former husband was stu alive,
and Mrs Clarke, or Folsom, learning that Clarke
was III at a Fort Hamilton hotel. visited him there;
Clarke on recovering again disappeared, and DID
not until the autumn Of 1896. when he started
the suit trial. alleging that his wife had been
unduy intimate with Folsom from November ~.
1852, until March u, 1886.
Mrs Clarke in her 10 the complaint ad-
rnits that she married Folsom and lived with him.
but alleges that her first husband condoned her mis-
conduct by living with her on his return to Fort
Hamilton in 1890 She charges her husband with
having In November 1885, at var ious places In New,
York beer intimate with an unknown woman and
France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
CoI-Rr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme coarAnpsle!e DyisI9nNEef psy
A2i ana 30 apea from judgment Of ely court
IS S@ 80 g. g. sP's 81 E f.? g. a'ae! Fou | No.
sasd iSsG a. 1-p.for. smy,h
snprtino coGrispeal Tem-a II ao fore Lay .ay
s3 .a s ssls T Sis t tSsi $3.50 @ iG 1881
sgpFss 0S 'a Nss IT, 1 o sVi?s h: a
37Ss a3s6 4sss Case unfinished.
supreme ases to ao Sc sem from Part " TRIAL Gear
Supreme Correspond Ierm-Part VI-Adjourned for
supren,. court-specia Term Par vII-oBefors An
mar" pJprefsTTed Nos ai5s. icos ISIS 1885,
supreme Ts sp 1 BE rss, Dqgr 81
s.5oo s2s5 2220 2237, 223S Clear
supreme Court-Tria Term-Parts ~ and V-Ad-
SUPREME court-!Tria Term-Part vI-Before Book
s.aver J-Csuses 10 he sen from Part III for trial.
r.s gSs. s is. f%%FsE' es
5s s S3n 2r i s VII u.s. TX and
sn,erns court@Trial Term-Pnrt XI-Before Mac
Lean J|causes be from preferred calendar for
trial snrro S,sai Arnold sNo
,aes viii Of Alice o'Merea. at 1870 a. m wis Tor
probate sn cn2r'S,e pmon charles BeaudS Amanda
Seeiey at 1880 \. Georgiara p Marcenn, Bfniadn
John p Mg.0o conrtTrial Te-Beor, Fitzgerald s.
Mi ~ Wiam r. Wefer 1890 matter Of Jacob
c Ta1Sm a! ,oI Ter-Befors rznons Jcorf
or,S ~ ~ m Motions AT 1890 p. m
G'y f f9ss 1862 1ss sl5 o 5s
an 2a3 lc4s 1886 1912, 1913 1915 1870 1871 ISIS
'S CITY courTral TermPsrt psf2rc opTy:T 10 10
S ons 1oSS IsS7 2?i7. 23li. 1910. Clear ~. WI,
city SSaITFo, s,5 IS $:;3 sass
go 2 X; a S' 2a 2523 2s2s 2d 2a5 aoci 2oi2
city court~rrial TcrmPar, IvBefore o Mc sao
54is 53si 5412, 5i36, $40. 3ln o'"' '''' Ne"'
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
Matter Of McDowel!-Gennerich Company-frahAilr
Ben $500 - r,,,,or
Matter 81 schroeder Richard NJ Henry.
Rair egt Bnir-Wiilam q. Dawes
Little aCt Marbury-ChaTles 4. Jackson. ,,.,r n
Matter Of Don Enrique MINNIE 'o"P"''
Williams
BY smy,h. J.
washington Life Insurance Company agt Finn
Thomas +. Donnelly. . 60
Harris ast. Bnrker-John =. =, p'G Iamr.v
Donhue ag;. Donhue-Francs T. ""re''
by Stover. J.
Imper.a, Chemical Manufacturing Company ass M'''e
s,oed,~ Edward Sehenca.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
surfemc Court.
by Truax, j.
Matter OF .-pewel -GsnGerleh Compeny-"'''" 80
graham ,-----
XIV PLACE IN THE CUSTOM hooSA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26

ITOR DIAMOND JUDlLEE-To he let, Furnished.
FIRST and second floor. consisting OF large sitting
room bedrooms. with every modern convenience ard
attendance Prica 40 los. per week Board, II re-
quired at very moderate terms. Within few minutes
bv rail or tram Of all parts OF London.
Apply to s. GROVER. No. 3 Croxted Road, Yves; Dull
witch. London.
NNo AMERICAN ladies visiting London.-Deishtful
| rooms offered a ady's house. Terms with break
fast from 81 per Dinner II desired Reference.
exchanged. Address ALTADORE. Hendham Road, Trinity
Road. London. :. w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
10 Intending Visitors To England


An exceptional opportunity acquiring genuine nnques
important rale OF China. Pictures Articles de Vert,
teinan. " 40 ~'''N"o" % se"-
Messrs Wills Crouch Instructed TO sell hv Auc-
Mn on the prcmees-Npwion House ST. Adams Road
Mauord near London. on Wednesday & Thursday June
",n loh 1897. at IL O'Clock day THE ENTIRE
.oIl'ECiIoN comprising the household furnture:-an-
uue carved OAK, rosewood: mahogany and satin wood
caolhes card other tables. etc. maCnGcent asrort-
mem OF hGhclass decorative CHINA including specimens
or French Sevres Vienna Capo Monte Dresden Orien-
tal Nankn; Chelsea, Derby, Worcester Leeds Nan,-
Casueford Old Stanordshire Delft G. Majoiica oil
Paintings comprising examples off,
Baptste. Noynrb Schalk.c
J. A. OConnor Iiolbain Titan
Sidney Cooper Miila's. Van Dyck
Constable. Geo. Moreand. Wouvermans.
Domenlchino. Rubcns Xuccarel.
And Others.
Signed proof and other engravngs by and after
BartoozZ. Thomas Landseer Wilson Lowry.
Il. Cosway. Leighton. James Peak.
s. Cousins O. Lobel W. Walker.
John Emes IOwenstam. Westall
And others.
Antique Hail e. Bracket clocks in Sheraton & Chppen-
dale Sheraton cnddes: unique collection Of
carved IVORY eatuettes G. bronzes. The Articles de
Nertu include large number OF interesting and
curious items.
Watford is Is miles fror, London by the London &
North Western Railway from Euston station FrequeH'
services OF fast trains both
May viewed privately by appointment with the Auc
tioneers.
Catalogues price Ga each. Off
Messrs WILLIS & CROUCH. Auctioneers.
Basinghall Street. London +. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
REFEREES APPOINTED.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED

surfemc Court.
by TruaN, J.
matter Of .i,pewel- CsnGeroh Compeny-AT'hN'
gfaAafn. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26

The work OF tearing down tho big vault Mt NO 81
roadway composed OF railroad rails ana prich'
ysich the Manhattan Railway Company used Ior
xfeen years was finally completed YESTERDAY: len
- me site OF the Empire Building; when mas
,ncn razei 10 make room for new sy-scFaoer'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
ne case went over until to-day.
THE JUDGE EXCUSES THE JUROR.

1t was learned yesterday morning that Judge
schuchman at the close of court on Monday. fined
Adolph Seligman, of No GO East Ninetieth-st. 500
for leaving the jury box and going to the Supreme
Court where he was wanted witness Yester-
dav morning however. when Seligman appeared
the Judge excused the juror for the day so that
tho latter could appear as witness in the Supreme
Court and told a court attendant he would prob
ably remit the fine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
TEARING DOWN THE TONBS BEGUN

Tts work al deraoiisheg tae old Tornas bniN-
Ing. wh!ca tIc.;s CentTe-s;.. w3s begun -
earnest yes,erds.' mcrninZ wien &c contractor
set iwesiY-iyc ;reG ~ work ie9'.nF Gown the pa
tit:ons Il. lee building. Ar ia!eresteG ihloDS ..
spectators watched the work OF demolition. The
contractor has a sign posted on the building calling
attention TO the fact that he will sell relics OF the
Tombs The WORK OF pulling down the outside
walls Will not be begun for few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
STILL COUNTING THE CASH.

The commission from the Treasury Department
I'm Washington which has been counting The cash
in the New-York Sub-TreasJry for n month has
80; about haif Trough. Il ias been delayed D.
the repairs to The silver waits and by the fac'
tsat nany Of the bass containing silver dollars
have .c,ted away. AID II is necessary t0 put tHr
siYtr IL! baes. There 52VG btgs, cacV
holding 90 silver dollars. or tic apparent sur.
Pics &c p - jr the telleis cash" 20 has been
'sc4nd" ard the remaining 81 81 wil doubtless lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
european Advertisements.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will, npa
the LondoI Office of The Tribune, S5
Fiees street e. C.. convenient place to
!e"ve '"eir advertisements ana subscrip-
fiona for The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
TRIED TO STRANGLE BIS CHILD.

. srCoND SERIOUS CHARGE BROUGHT A"AINSi
x,v ALREADY UNDER BONDS FOR
ALLEGED HOMICIDE.
George Mccoy, the elevated railroad ticket ase"s
who is under bonds Tor the alleged ho''.iuo -
Charles Webber about two months ago "'1 80. -
u .he Harlem Police Court yesterday WIN "a'NIe
.. ,od "a s,rancle his child. Several days ago
WcCoy,s wife Ida. who lives at No. COZ East one.
hundred-arl- four,eenthst, obtained sun,,' 70
citing him to appear before MAGISTRATE sl,,,"' We
answer charge of brutality and I s and when
$500 ausv from home for severaI ga! a. served
say1a he house yesterday morning sne she
the summons on him In nj OF s" 81 his child who
wss paying in front Of the hoq Giscoorsd when
strahsie II. 1ri,.ing butchers cart gunlPeu LIZ,
his vehicle and pulled the lhi''"
MS-oy WAS held in 500 for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
PARIS SHOPS.
TBE RIG VAULT DISAPPEARS.

.y,s and plants. the salary OF which begins at siS
"a increases TO &JO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
Place IN TIE CUSTOM NOUS

, nav niece is to lie created In the custom
House II is designated Assayer. Class J. WIZ
salary OF 1870 a year. Civll ser"ce e""t"
- iii he held ON June lG for this place. an
nso Tor MACS as examiner Of oils spices iIu''''
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-05-19
The Movement Started.

II was announced in THE STAR last
week that meeting would be- held in
the Baptist church at 300 =. NJ. Sunday,
under the auspices Of the w. &. Il. U.,
to take steps toward establishing pub
lie reading room for the benefit Of the
young mon Of this place. The ladies Of
the w. G.. T.. U. attended the meeting
in II body and IA large number Of business
men were also present Rev. j. NJ.
Dean was elected president Of the meet
ing and NJ. G.. Coleman secretary. A
statement Of the object Of the meeting
was made and the question was then
open for discussion. The audience was
unanimously in favor Of the movement
The w. G. r. U. pledged 5000 and the
audience raised the sum to $4,000
Four committees were appointed, as
follows: LIST, on place Of meeting and
rent terms: md, on solicitations; 3rd, on
constitution and organization; 4th, on
expenses.
A mass meeting will be held in Cen
tcnnial hall at go p. NJ. next Sunday at
which an organization will be effected
and officers elected. The committees
appointed will all report at the meeting
Sunday afternoon. An excellent pro-
gram will be prepared for this meeting.
S. NJ. Bard, Of Harrisburg, Pa. State
Secretary Of the Y. NJ. G.. A., is ex-
pected here to deliver an address at
this meeting.
Prof. Lenkerd was instructed to in
vite the secretary Of the Dubois Y. M.
G. A. to attend the meeting Sunday and
make an address.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-05-19
Kaucher Dinner Party.

Mr.. and Mrs John II. Kauchcr gave
dinner party at Hotel Imperial last
Thursday evening, which was II highly
enjoyable affair. Messrs. Howard
Kauchcr and DR.. X. T.. HARRISON and
Misses Maude Reynolds and Ella Secley
received the guests and escorted them
To the dressing rooms and Mr.. and Mrs.
Kaucher stood at the parlor door and
gave their guests a cordial welcome.
At $50 the announcement was made to
repair to the dining room and in few
minutes the host. hostess and guests
were marching into the spacious dining
room which was filed with delightful
music by Roscoe's orchestra. When all
were seated the waiter maidens. dressed
in white, began their task of carry
ing good things into the dining room,
course after course. and for over one
hour the orchestra played u number Of
their best selections while the guests did
Justice Ia the choice viands set before
them. The guests again assembled in
the parlor and spent several hours very
pleasantly In games, conversation and
listening to music. Tho prominent
game Of the evening was throwing
rings. The prizes in this game were
won by Mrs. a. Y, Bing, y. Nen, Esq,
Mrs. +. NJ. Brown and G.. +. Hoffman.
Before departing for their respective
homes II flash light picture was taken
Of the entire party in the parlor. The
foriy-cight guests expressed themselves
rs having had most delightful time
rs they said good night to the host and
hostess Of the evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kauricr
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-05-19

LosT--On Saturday last, in West
Reynoldsville, Heather pocket-book con-
tanning between S27 90 and $1,000, new
dollar bill of which had name written
on it. Finder will be literally reward
ed by leaving same at this Office or
returning to F. B. Shaner.
II you want stylish and fitting shoes
patronize Jas. X. Johnston's shoe par
lor
Extra good 800 work shoes at j. E.
Welsh & Cos.
Oiled rags, painters overalls and
floor sweepings, have caused disasterous
fires. Apply to Mcdonald for pro-
lection.
There is no better place for obtaining
valuable pointers on bicycles than at
Stokes. All the '97 improvements are
shown in our cycles.
Read Robinson & Mundorff's price list
in another column. Change in prices.
Snyder & Johns, fashionable tailors.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-05-19
Thos. Evans Recommended.

A special meeting was held in the
town council chambers last Thursday
evening by committees from the town
council, school board and poor Overseers
for the purpose of selecting some person
to be recommended to the Court to be
appointed tax collector for this borough.
Those present were, members of council,
w. S. Stone, S. b. Elliott and DR.. b.
+. Hoover; school board, NJ. NJ. Davis,
Esq, and Joseph Pentz; poor overseers,
John Trudgeon and David Hartman.
Mayor Stoke was also present. Mr..
Stone was elected chairman OF the
meeting and DIR. Hoover secretary.
The application of Thos. f. Evans for
tax collector was read, and 1t was decid-
cd by motion to present the petition OF
Mr.. Evans to the Court for appoint
ment. That was the only business
before the meeting.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-05-19
Il Little OF EVERYTHING.
"a chiefs among ye taking notes,
And faith he'll print EN-"

New A. V. schedule this week.
Painters are at work on the exterior
of the Ross House.
For neat fitting suit, go to Snyder g.
Johns. fashionable tailOrs
There will be an inspection of Fire
Co. No. | tomorrow evening.
There will be union services in the
M. f. church Sunday morning.
Go to Samuel Suffers for Champion
moving machines and reapers.
There were dances in the Nolan and
Reynolds blocks Monday night
B. X. Fisher was in Reynoldsville
yesterday trying to buy Hotel Belnap.
Robinson's have the best shoes for
children, sizes to for only soc. Try
them.
David r. Evans has moved from the
Bee Hive block into the Baptist
parsonage.
G. w. Bussard has taken charge of
the meat shop next door to Squire J.
M. Hays office.
The best in town-bicycles at Stokes.
More improvements, more good features
than any others.
The Reynoldsville Building and Loan
Association sold s., 800 at the meeting
Monday evening.
Ira Bowser has entered Stokes drug
store with the view of learning to
become druggist.
The Catholic parsonage and church,
both brick buildings, are being trimmed
up with new coat of paint.
The school board met Monday even
ing and settled up with the tax collector
for the school year just closing.
David McCargo, general superinten-
dent A. v. R'y, passed through this
place Monday on his special car.
James Irving has moved from the
rooms over the Jefferson Supply Co.
store to the Presbyterian parsonage.
The program given by the EpwOrth
League In the M. T.. church Sunday
evening was listened to by good sized
audience.