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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-23
RalIroad Consolldatlon.

HARRISBURG, Jan. 23.-Secretary Reeder
was notified yesterday of the consolidation
and merger Of the R~eynoldsville and Falls
Creek Railroad company and the Falls
Creek railroad company, which was made
at Reynoldsville, Elk county, on January
II, 1897. The new corporation will be
known as the Reynoldsville and Falls
Greek Railroad company, and will have a
capital stock of $3.50, 900, of which S2OO,OOO
shall be Issued in payment of stock to the
respective companies. By the merging Of
these two railroads the Pittsburg and
Rochester will secure a valuable feeder
into the soft coal fields of Western Penn
svlvanln-
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-23

There is a movement on foot among the
members of the p. O. s.. of A. in Luzerne
county to establish a home for INDECENT
widows, and orphans of deceased members OF
the order. The question was brought up at a
recent meeting at Huntington Mills, and
since then has been actively discussed in
every Camp room in the county. The de-
mand for such a home seems to be general,
and for the purpose of more fully discussing
the subject, a convention will be held at
Plymouth, on jan. 20.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-23

WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, Jan. 23.-Miss Stew.
ems, a school teacher ~ Cherry Hill town.
ship, this county, was made the victim Of
a fiendish assault Thursday, and as a con
sequence is lying in a critical condition al
her home. The assault took place in the
schoolroom soon after the scholars had
been dismissed for the day. Miss Stevens
was just preparing to make her departure
when a masked man appeared before her,
and pointing a revolver at her head threat
ened to shoot if she made any cutlery. She
screamed for assistance, and the man
sprang forward and a struggle followed
The school teacher fought desperately,
but was finally overpowered through the
mans brute strength. The fellow then
made his escape, and no trace Of him has
yet been found The victim of the assault
is only about 20 years Of age. Her condi-
ton isso serious that it is impossible to
learn anything that might lead to the
capture of the man.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-23
Attempt to BGrn a Mission.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Jan. 28.-An attempt
was made to burn the Pottsville mission
building yesterday. The blaze was dis
covered by the police and extinguished be-
fore much damage was done. Cotton
waste saturated with oil, which had been
placed among some woodwork by parties
unknown, with incendiary intent, was
found burning. There is no clew to the
perpetrators,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-23

The Republican primaries of st. Clair, were
held Thursday and the following officers
nominated; Borough, Chief Burgess, Charles
Beaumont; Tax Collector, Thos. Williams;
Town Clerk, John A. Erwin, Auditors, Thos.
Lewis, Frank Evans and Charles johnson.
There will be little opposition made to this
ticket except for the office of Tax Receiver,
which will be contested by Joseph Post on the
Citizens, ticket.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-23
workman BurIed AIIre.

WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, Jan. g. French
Thompson, a railroad omploye, was buried
alive at Saxonburg. He was digging in a
cut when the side gave way, slowly cover
ing him before assistance conld be rem
dered. The body was recovered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-23

Next week the trial of long causes will be
begun. There will be two strange Judges to
assist Judge Bechtel-Judge Simonton, Of
Harrisburg, and Judge Endlich, of Reading.
Judge Bechtel will be kept busy from Tues
day on in the license court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-23
prnr storos to olo.e on snndnr.

A movement among the druggists Of Halle
ton has finally ended in all attaching their
signatures to a petition which specifies that
hereafter, beginning with February 1, they
will keep their stores open only from 9 to Il
q. m. and from 5 to g p. m. on Sundays.
Every druggist has signed the paper.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-23

From W. L. Daubenspeck to Solomon Bear,
premises in West Penn township.
From Lehigh Valley Coal Company to Ma
than Kessler, lot in Reilly township.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-23

BELLIS.-At Shenandoah, on the 22nd inst,
Sarah A., wife Of Thomas Bells, aged AZ
years, 1 month and II days. The funeral will
take place rom the late residence as q North
Market street, on Tuesday, January Goth, at 2
p. M. Members Of the Lydia Lodge No. ll2
d. Of r., and Juniata Council No. 81, ID. OF p,
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
An invitation Is also extended to the friends
and relatives of the family. Interment In she
Odd Fellows cemetery. q
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-23
The New Cleaner
DIED.

HERMAN.-On the Doth inst, at Pottsville, Pa,
William Herman, aged "a years, 10 months
and 3 days. Funeral will take place on Sun
day, oath inst, at . p. M, from the residence
of Jabez Powell, DOB East Coal street, Shenan-
doah, Pa. Services in the United Evangelical
church. Iuterment In the odd Fellows
cemetery. Relatives and friends respectfully
invited to attend. 1916
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-23

Marriage Lioenses.
VIM. J. Ferry, of KelayreE, and Catharine
Brennan, of hcAdOo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-23

Munyon's Rheumatism Cure seldom fails
to relieve in one to three hours, and cures in
a few days. Price 25c.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively
cure all forms of Indigestion and stomach
troubles. Price 25c.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneumonia
and breaks up a cold in a few hours. Price,
25c.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs, night
sweats, allays soreness and speedily heals
the lungs. Price 25c.
Munyon's Kidney Cure ercedily cures pains
in the back, loius or grOins and all forms Of
kidney diseases. Price 25c.
A separate cure for each disease. At all
druggists, mostly % cents a vial.
TREATMENT BY MAIL.
If unable to call at one of our offices, write
Prof. Muuyon, 1905 Arch street, Philadel-
phia, for advice, which is absolutely free.
The most obstinate eases successfully treated
through correspondence. All commuuica-
tions answered in ~strictest confidence. Send
'nr Guide to Health free.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-23

Wonderful, wonderful work the Healer Is
doing at Mt. Carmel Mr. Earnest, Of Gordon,
had been Ia bed for a long time with rheuma-
tism and Spangler, the Healer, treated him on
Sunday last and yesterday he was In Mt. Car
mel and feels wen. Also Mr.. John HaddOek, Of
Shamokin, came on Tuesday and was treated.
Yesterday he passed a tape worm 81 feet long.
S~pangler win be at the Commercial Hotel next
week. Call and sec him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

nor RENT. "A brick dwelling house, seven
IL rooms, 80 East Oak street. Apply at %
". Lloyd street, or 20 S. White street. 492l23
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-23

nor RENT.-Two nice unfinished rooms,
Z well heated. Apply at No. oil West OAK
street, I2-5-tt
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-23

nor RENT.-A nice room, second floor
II suitable for Office purposes. Apply at
HERALD Office
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-05-28

tNllpAN ilt +Aiiilh
Wall paper at b. S. Webb's.
Pure Paris Grceu at B. &, Rs.
Geo. Piper Of Mt. Pleasant did busI-
ness in Alma, Monday.
Supt w. E. Culver of Merrill visited
Alma friends oyer sunday
Miss Gelston spent Saturday and sun
day, with Saginaw friends.
Frank shannon of ST. Louls, spent
Sunday in town, with friends.
Lumon Gee and wife left for Jackson,
Thursday morning for short visit
\ rousiup Sunday school Convention.
was held IN North Shade, last sunday
&c; some fresh paris green at Wcbb'o
to spray your fruit trees.
ness.
Madam Lancashire returned Monday
evening, from am pAtenued visit, with
Detroit friends.
Rey. j. a. NcGreaham preached an
excellent sermon i'm the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening.
The Alma High School Alumni viii
hold their annual banquet at Oh,
Wright House. june lOth.
Mrs. Z j Adam, and Htlodatghor
Grand Rapids visited her mother, Mrs
$. H. L5yelaud, Saturday
The Pine River Farmers Club vii
meet az Geo. Abbott's next week Thurs
day. june Bird. All are invited
Rey ". +. Jones preached in the Prs
byteriau church of Jconto. Wisconsin
| last Sabbath morning and evening
Dr. Lancashire win close tho Sor9yil
June 18th and the family goes ITO Ma--a
chusetts seashorc TO spend the season
/ The RECORD wishes TO thank Elr
! Michael Pollasky for that exquisite
| beautiful Joquet cf flowers sent to TIA
Office.
| The Alma Rod and Gum Club wi
have a practice shoot on their ground
| Monday, May 81, at $3.50 p. m. All an
| invited
| Evangelist Wallace r. Stuble wi
commence a ten days evangelistic mee
ing at the NJ f Church in Shepher
! next Sunday morning.
At meeting Of the State Board
Education held in Lansing last Frida.
Fred Fullerton's college certificate w
Il renewed and made valid for life
i Frank Henry, for sometime clerk
!, Banghart's market, has resigned to a
| cept a position III large grocery sto
/ in Saginaw lie left Saturday nia
| for lis new place. VIM. Peters viii
| the work i'm Banghart's
Il We omitted To notice last week, &
| death of Mrs. Mary Trobrdge vi
died at the home of her daughter NJ
Susan Heasland May T. aged SIS yea
The funeral services were held at t
i Burns School House onSunday, May
Il Roy. w. H. Bodine of the Free Metl
| dist Church. of this place, officiating.
i In another column will be found
i notice to the public, in regard to t
Il treatment of the Samtarium Park O
Il citizens should bear i'm mind that t
i company has been 20 no little eNpel
1 in fitting up the park and besides it
private property. The company dc
not wish to be unjust but the rights
their guests must bc upheld Let us
little moro CAREFUL, henceforth.
i That educational paper, the Litcr'
| Voice of the Fcuis Industrial school,
Big Rapids, says of him. Many Of
readers viii remember Mr.. Mons7n,
the great musical combiuatiouist q
Il impersonator, who attended Che Ind
trial i'm "96 He is indeed wonr
combining the effects of on orchestra
string Instruments. called the Mon
Euphonic Combination. Hc plays
different Instruments and can limit
ri almost every beast, bird and reptile
NJ the geological world He states
)dI since leaving school Inc has been meet
~ with grand success
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-05-28
HOME AM VICINITY

Smoke "The Alma"
Wall paper at b. S Wcbb's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27
THE OLD Gj'iRD'S picnic.

The Old Guard went to Port-au-Peek. y j. yes
terday TO storm the festive Giant In his lair FROM
the healthy appearance of the Guard there seemed
20 he no doubt when they returned. on whose BAN
ncr victory perchcd. The Guard departed on the
steamboat Monmouth. which sailed from Rector,
ri al II a. III. There about one hundred ana
my in the party including many invited guests.
The members did not wear their gorgeous uniforms
much to the relief OF the captain OF the Monmouth
The uniforms were Left at the armorN so that the
Guard would not be impeded In their encounter .
Among the members % the Old Guard IN Inc
party were Major ;. Ellis Briggs. captain A.
decker Captain Janes f. Wcnman. captain Ed
Sergeant SCHUYLER L. Gerard. Captain C. II. Coveii
ana colonel John 7. Camp. formerly commander OF
mo o2d Regiment Among the Invited guests We're
General Joseph W. Congdon. General Bird W spem, pen,
cor Major Robert J. Hopper. Colonel Asa BRO
Gardner ex- MAYOR IIoare of Corning ~ y; John
& Hall Major George w Brown. Colonel J. >
Henry Clark and Mayor Peene OF ionkers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27
REAL ESTATE.
A VALUABLE WEST SIDE DWELLING

The mos; important transaction In real estate
yesterday, apart from the fling OF the papers
which record the transfer o! the valuable plot at
Broadway, Thirty -sixth-st. and Sixth-ave. to f. H.
Van lngcr. and OF the Bancroft Building. In West
Twenty ninth-st. 10 Jalien 7. Davies. was the sale
OF one OF the most valuable private dwelling houses
on tl.e West side
l.. J. Phillips & 60 sold for Charles l.. Hadley
to Adolf H. Ausb1chcr No. IL West Seventy-hfth-
st. 22XG5xl02.. the handsome residence built by MI
Hadlcy for lis owii occupancy four years ago
The price NJ which The property was disposed OF
Is at present withheld.
Slawson d Hobbs sold for M. Alice S. C. Mont
gomery TO client of Morris Steele the four
story, American basement dwelling No. 3l' West
Seventy fourth-st.. y16xODx7i. on private terms.
Henry e. Cassidy has sod for Mrs. +. f. Weed
the three story hrownsjone residence. Dxsl. NO "@
. Eas: Thiriicth-st for about $ll.WG
General Horace Porters house AT No. "a Madi-
son-ave. has been leased by Whitehouse & Porter
for three years f.. y. Gibbs treasurer or the
New-iofk Life Insurance Company. who has re-
Gently been living al the Plaza Hotel The same
firm has also leased No l3 East Forty -hi'h-st ana
No. % Eas; Eortynirth-st for terms o! from three
TO five
Al The Real Estate Sa;cs:oor, No. II Broadway
yesterday. l.. }. Phillips 60. sold In partition
Nos. q and - Mangin-st and two two-story frame
buildings. with lumber yard on plot NxlW 10
Henry Steers for 81 Gno
William Kennedy sold In foreclosure No. 9'J East
Forty -ninth-st.. flvestory brick tenement house
near First-avc. On lot lS9X0o.5. 20 Caroline Dohm
for $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27
~. ALLEGED BABY FARMER ARRESTED.

COMPLAINED AGAINST BY A DOCTOR TO WHOM
cur SAID THAT A DEATH DID NOT NATTER.
,,rs 1ouisa sieber;. sisty-scvcn years Old OF NO
o, p,v,ngton-st. was held for examination by
~,,g,stra,e Kudllch. in the Essex Market romeo
Cour, Yesterday on charge preferreu against
- hv Agents Pssaro and Schmid'. OF the "e''!
co,o,v of keeping baby farm.
,,ordre ia ,he agents. babies nave p'eh o!hs
<raouertlv AT the womans establishment IN 'he
"a, fow months and the attention Oh 'he sooe'!
- 1irec,cd 10 this by Or Marcus MarKo"i'E' o'
-. 9, p;v,nrton-st. The doctor asserted ,hat ne
~. olod 10 attend one OF the cn!iute" VIII M
was ..s lnn hc ,old the woman that me chliu WIS
nm =" -" d,e she shrugged her snouinrrs an" Ia Ia
EVi.tiE ,h,t IL did not matter. ne Hsen Ha az
M bev investigated the case. and io"i;u .' t'e
that ~ vas keeping Il baby farm nv! k aiao
W"a'ss ,hat she was keeping the chilof'H "''"o"'
loun- ~,ni, from the BOARD OF Health ,,.s.,.
t,rcn The agents visited the woman apat IN,
-. W. .ound living In a coffin the nody ot tie o..u
w IA taken to the doctor ana Wh'h NV ~,
~, Hor would die unless the litte on IeVc. .N
'o.u nursing The agents also 'o'.nu uwV III, U,w,
,sstNSr|n one TWO years old and the o'her '"''''"
months old. 49,, Nooistrate Eud,lch tina,
IN 49, ,, compelled TO take children 10 poaru on
sic NJ her old age. but that ,shc sanc Nns,
a., -. Of care. Those VINO dcu NJ nel ious
TIE nSs' All so In their mothers arms The woma
Could not remember the names "" '
ne rarerts. but promised 10 NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.

i Philadelphia Depot Of the Q. N. Dept 1a2s
Arch Street Philadelphia. August 81 1897 Sealed pro
posaIs In tripcate will be received here until II o'clock
A. NJ Monday September 20 1891 for furnishing at the
Schiylkill Arsenal in this city $500 yards bleached
duck Gis or: 10000 metal slips No g.:
80. gross brass grurnmets So: 1908 1904 JO-5. 100
malleabe iron Tor Hartford iron belseads 800 MALE
able Iron tees for Bern. bedstrads: 80 music
pouches, Infantry large: iOOO scrubbng brushes 100
garrison r.g halards, 1000 gross white bone buttons.
500 yards gold lace 100 trumpets. "G 800 yards cape
lining flannel scarlet; 1900 yards baling cloth 10000
pounds bet roIeim paper 1.50O pounds naphhalne Sam
pes can be of Schuylkl Arsenal Bids for delivery
other points be entertained Government reserves
right reject or accept all proposals part
thereof Preference given to articles Of domestic pro-
,lrctipn Manufacture conditions OF quality and price
Including in IN. price foreign productions
nctlIr.s The duty herpon) being equal The usual
will be accompany proposals blanks
fr proposals Specifications etc. will he furnished upon
aunlca.n Envelopes containing proposals. to be en-
5iseh 'Pro sails FOR Supplies and addressed
10 Iieit.nan, Colonel John V. Furey Deputy Y. NJ
General. L. y A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27
Friday, September Sd, 1897,

at 70 O'Clock n IN Of that day. for the following pieces
and "ee Srv 'me % WIN scn e r T work f
designated mus be accompanied by dran On some
khany ssa IN Xa'iona or a,a bank in good credit
Public works The anoun, II deposit viii be per cent
Of The ana WI 'e retained as aa' @r Sne 'e
labor bond required execution Of contract will be 80
ah T' p Si ts y co a ' On espeun OF
will be - per II the proposal:
CONTRACT NJ. 6-WESTERN DIVISION
# Pein, 1000 feet west Of lids ldse So c, Hs
Locks" a Gista1ce OF So miles,
For im %NTFAT n! N% w.ieN Py l
from SHELLY ," ,l ds 49, Of ri e d. s N rs
station 30 section 20. distance Of 81 miles
CONTRACT, no s-wEsTERN pIylsI,o!X Cana,
firm 200 fee, Sss Of Long, ns ids s No ass s N
station station rs Is plus '+ * section T iS dsiands
CONTRACT 40. WESTERN DIVISION.
For Improving ,ne wesiern nvs.n Of he ET Canal
westerly 700 ret wesl of long, o riaFe No 1884, sta"
CONTRACT no 1o-wEsTERN DIVISION.
For improving the Western Division # the Erie Canal
S SO section is Westerly to Brailys Bridge No 49,
ton -, plus 10 section Is. distance OF $40 miles.
For imprcSins the Western D,,.on q hs Ess Canal
firm Cooies Basin bridge No. lo SATIN ,i o. srGi,9" r.
M w. sa,,o % sc ' srcrca IS dsance
CoMTEAcT ,n 30 w:U wTSTE .an Of PIH G c
nom point feet east u Normans Brige 30 u.
No ;oe station 40 plus 81. section Il. distance Of
GOi miles
CONTRACT 10. lS-WESTERN DIV lSiuN 49,,
For improving tho Western Division Of the Erie Canal
section H. westerly point 600 feet east " Norman
Bridge No %. station 40. section H. distance OF sl'
miles.
CONTRACT NO. WESTERN DIVISION
improving the Western Division Of the En- oanai
from the Lock NO 60. station 29' section II"
westerly 10 Rowe Bridge No So Rochester, STA
ton so4I, section 49, distance Of 4Ss mies.
CONTRACT no. l5-WESTERN DIVISION
For Improving the Western Dvisi Of the Ere canal
from in. head OF Lock No. ~ station .. section rs.
westerly TO the head Lock No GG station Do section
l6 a distance q 80 miles
Plans specifications. notices and form 81 contract may
he seen frn publication of this notice to the
the office of the
Superintendent Of Public Works. IN Albany y Y. and
az the office OF Wheeler Assistant superintendent
OF Public Works In Syracuse. y. Y. and AZ the "'ice
~ n q Law Assistant Superintendent OF Public Works.
In Rochester y Y. All proposals for the above work
must he addressed Superintendent ~ Public Works
a, Albany y T. and must BE- endorsed on envelope.
'.p,nnosoi for Contract No - WESTERN DIVISION"
Tbe rtgh, is reserved - reject all bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27

Plans ror rev buildings enl alterations have been NE"
a, he department Of Buildings as follows:
Vest Ns~ s s@iiS%s, % So i H's for Sh
sse '1 az Ss a ap' w %s'' "2ds
.yarry Of 10 b5oaawsy sTfhi'sf, 81. for
wfss .'Sy 'i Hsk es.a.. saaias .Sss |@hR
zaSs WI S.,s ): %rG aH 'sr tire. 10000
Felt Of ~ 2is g., wSs . ts Sc. arriiss 10000
No e ' fus &c tnIs ech s%' o, Bayshor
Long Island. cwnef;.H cilvsrry Of ~ Broad 200
ps %1{ a'' Sos go ard s24 we FEY
s. s'f Gyay srSh lice, 81. 40"
J 5smss c'a RocEvei Of ~ SO Eas, isad
B r5Snises St 40 400 to 4l2 Elm ST. isa
ana Msron St, no to r. TO ~. %na
a s'SS o''I Bfi,e baca" Of 81 III ,ihase
o, 1'.s'';;'' 20 h.. 1rf axsas
s ss4 fa'i seshs H9e stone OF =; il, centre
1 ST. sfSn',e - Ies, to three story ana
tTisk dssns VIM p, ,lSF NJ. trns waeI
InS ap.i,, o. ~ 49, 'Fn'1 r@'" "r'' 100
:,oTy b1,e .sCis s ssa Es aSP william GAY
q No 80 s,eIt IA ,al moS SneS cTns' oha'" 1000
,is,h s. 10 asS Tas, - . NE story brek ,enr
os jazz iAwieace nrsrose. Of i'o'hs' and ,ooo
aIr a n'", ,,,, c,.;cr
wcbstsrsyc -? 3.iic i5si o. 81 r., ~ four.
Morris If. SO ~. East i1Th-si. owner. l. X
Nm. - NJ l.38. Futon architect Cos: not given
A..ns,f.gns. igaict Office.
F.saki!n AZ. : ,. 10 4 , o; Trsm9n, . ave To-
~. sri hai. frame dwelling; Jfmes
rrscksn. 4 80 -. West 81 -, owner. Eerhy -
1itc,ts ~"
cro,o,a 49,. > g., (: II Columbus 10
ryc si.r, fame dwelling with store. Charles
I<r,oach. William Grnu, 81 No 3l0 ~.
81 architect -. ~"
Union ave 100 n II Dawson-st. 10
two story and basement brick dwelling. charles
A Mspes. OF No III tnion-sNe owner. " . 49,.
DickcrsJn. architecf Lou
I.jth-st No 44J East. two-story frame
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27
no PAISE TIE FLAGS on CITY RALL

Navor Strong has given orders that the flags on
CIV Hall shall be flying the Saturday after next
when the veterans OF the "a Fire IouaVes leave
the city 70 dedicate their monument to the memory
O.. the killed and wounded OF their regiment on Get
tyshurg field -, po,
rhe nnal meeting OF the veterans of the 80 Regl-
r,ent and - the Exempt Volunteer ana Veteran
Frcnen Of New York city Will be held Al the mead
,orn,bs, rext Monday evening The veterans will
assemble In uniform at 1890 o'clock on the evening
OF Saturday. September I. at the same place 10 get
a boat to the Penn-y lvania station. Inc women
who will accompany the veterans VIII go D! car
vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-27
.,,,,.o,c11N ~ FINANCIAL TROIELE.

W George w Weld. who has an once III 'ne
Townsend Building Twenty-hith-s'' anu DC"
way. ard who has spent seFer'' Se''S =" -, ,.e
- - FOR consumption was examined in the
c cour. Yesterday as to his ability 10 pay "a
s5E,-,oont obtained against him for ~" by 'a'heS
pri, nGyslcian testified that he owned no per,
so,al property other than his trunk ciotnes any
tod'h' trnitrrc and has no interest In any real
ON. or ,,o,orfs except a royalty interest IN the
by Davis Company. Of Detroit Mich 49,
Justice Mccarthy granted mouoh 'or '"e 'P
,,ortment Of receiver.