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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-16
WILLIAMsvILLE.
Death of John A. MerrineId.

IT, ,,-.a-,t III -. -. -, =:
DoIiI "a iilieiu uleu d. us NM -.
III; III IL ~ bo-,, ~, WaTfano 90, -
isos art bis ortire he hos heen snen,
boro 10 vas the last IN snrviva nj The
nine children of Ichabod and Elizabeth
Morse Narrifeld He was married lime
II 1S4a. TO Iouisa. daughter OF William
II. Williams She died in August. 1851.
Five children were born TO them. of whom
John II and Arthur NJ. of this village
and Webster of Grand Forks. North Da-
kota. are now living. William II. W.
died in childhood, and Rose A, the only
daughter in lee5. Nj, Aerriheld's occu-
patton was chiefly that of farmer. He
was a very industrious man and was re-
luctant to lay down the burden Of labor
when Compelled TO DO so by advancing
years lie was al one time postmaster OF
this village ana ID carry years was con
heclrH WIN the management OF town al
iaiTs. HIS funeral was held al the Meth
odISl ChuicA WelHrs1'y loIeAooA' new
y. a hstabrook olhci"''hG'
- Ne"s.,- Me' turl"' PIe>,ueHl Oh lue
H'Ne''I'S 81 NUI'u p@h"la' a. FIAA1
orhs' i al d. H. 'IIutIu s.
he Iownshend and Nil.iamsylle base
/ ball clubs Will play matched game in
/ this village Saturday afternoon.
/ Charles a. Thorn and l.. a. Chamber
lin recently took - pounds OF black bass
and horned pout from Sunse, lake.
/ c. L. Park received hi, commission as
postmas,er last saturday. and moved the
office 10 his store YESTERDAY
Tn. younr paonls,s Christian urior
month. o.. H.. r-,i,.-sol,., c,,,,-o}, -,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-16
HALIFAX

DR.. Niles is on business in Boston again
this week.
Miss Eunice Vail left for her home in
Mechanicsville last Monday
Evening meetings at the Union church
are very interesting. Come to see.
The storms in the last few days have
been very severe doing much damage TO
the roads.
c. Il. Higley is reported better at Moore 5
Junction. Mrs. Higley has returned To
Bratt lebOrO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-16
WEST DUMMERsTON

Miss Nellie O'Brien and her niece are
visiting her brother, J. P. O'Brien.
The high water on Tuesday and We'd
nesday morning washed away three trestles
of the bridge and trains were unable to
pass over it.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-16

Sweeney OF New York and Mrs. Weeks Of
Londonderry.
Pastor Meacham closed his very tender
and sympathetic remarks with the follow
ing original lines which are by special re-
quest sent to the paper for publication:
Ended now the mortal cont let,
Al the pain and anguish DER;
/ have gained the heavenly mansions
Met the loved ones gone before.
Welcomed by my darling mother
To this bssful home Oh high;
Here, with Joy, to wait your coming
Mother and l. mother and /.
Endless life have all who enter.
Enter through the gates aiar.'
Nondrous peace in Christ our Saviour,
Christ the bright ana morning star.
In His presence, now rejoicing,
Blissfully the days 20 by,
While with 10y, we wait your coming,
Mother and /, mother aud /.
May His grace your pathway brighten
Keep and guide you all the way,
Make you triumph IN temptation,
Bring you to your GROWING days
Bring you safe through all your trials
To this bssful home on high.
Then, with Joy. we u hail your coming,
Mother and ]. mother and /.
Leila Bishop is home from Massachu-
sets.
c. Il. Evans has gone on fishing trip
to Peru.
The hay crop is early and good in this
vicinity
Mrs. L. o. Reed is visiting her son, F.
| d. Reed.
Arthur Follett is home from school al
| Andover, Mass.
Cora and Carrie Mason are visiting
| friends in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Wilkinson Of Massachusetts, is Wis
iting her husbands sister, Mrs. Fred Ran
dali.
Archie Day brought home two pike re-
Gently weighing respectively = and
| pounds.
VIM. Case, who has been visiting hi.
brother here, has returned to his home il
| Lafayette, Ind
The James Franklin house is now ready
for the masons and will be one OF the bes
| houses in town.
Harrison Chamberlain and son are build
! ing a new house for Mr.. Forbes on the sit,
of the one recently burned.
Miss Helen Starr teacher in the Hui
House mission, Chicago, is visiting hel
aunt, Mrs. L. l.. Hastings. She gave verl
J interesting talks at the Sunday school anC
evening meeting Of the Baptist church las
Sunday.
Park Davis and family, who have beer
visiting Mrs Davis's brother, Nelerme
Gray, have gone TO Albany, y. y, an,
later will visit Bellows Falls and S. Al
bans, where Nj Davis is booked for al
address az the Masonic meeting.
W j.. Brochus OF the Moody institute
/ Chicago. was the guest OF Pastor Meach
am and wife las, week. Nj Brochus i,
one of the business managers az the inst
tu,e and close friend of G.. ". Meach
am, who graduated there las, year II
gave very instructive talk on L., work a
the Baptist church Thursday evening.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-16
SOMERSET.

r. B. and l.. A. Grout are hunting bees
Earl Sutton is on visit to mis- friend, Pearl Bur
nap.
Mrs. Ambrose Hescock is with Mrs Fred Tudor
for few days.
Fred johnson and Milo Tudor returned from
New York last Thursday.
Joe LaFlame has new resilled his barns. His
brother will cut his hay
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-16

lowed for nearly l. years, in the mean
time running the hotel at Green River.
Since that time he has followed the voca-
tion of a farmer and dairyman. He leaves
besides a wife, mother, FIVE brothers and
one sister to mourn his loss.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-16

E. W. Gleason was unfortunate in losing one Of
his oxen by lightning last week.
Rev. ]. NJ. Compton exchanged with the Bap
fist pastor at East Dover last Sunday
The many friends Of W. b, Harris were glad to
see him at church last Sunday for the first time
since his return.
Ernest White is slowly getting the use Of the
side that was parayzed and is able TO sit up for
short time occasionally.
Mrs /. NJ. Compton, whose convalescence has
been retarded by various complications. now
seems to be steadily gaining.
brother of Joshua ShAttuck, who has been
visiting him for few weeks, died Sunday He
had come 10 Brooklne for the summer on ac-
count of his health.
The number of successive and unusually hot
days last week was something unusual here and
sey eral men were overcome and obliged to give
up work in the nay field.
There will be no preaching at the Methodist
nurch next Sunday as Rev. II. NJ. Smith will at
end the Epworth league convention. Sunday
school will be held at the usual hour.
Rev. and Mrs Z. W Sharp were called back
from the sea shore by telegram and arrived at
Mrs. NJ. c. Whites Thursday evening Mr.
Sharp's mother returned with them ami they
went 10 South Royalton Monday.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-16
GREEN RIVER.

Mrs. S. C. Cutting and little daughter
Marjorie of Boston are spending few
weeks at Mr.. Flies.
Dana Hyde of Cambridgeport, Mass, is
spending his vacation with his uncles, S.
C. and r. T. Cutting.
The heavy rain and wind of Tuesday
and Tuesday night did great damage to
the growing crops and grass
Chas. F. Bracket, who has been con-
fined to the house for the past two weeks
with peurisy, is able to be out again.
Rev. j. L. Beeman of Brattleboro will
conduct services in the church Sunday,
June Is, at o'clock p. NJ. Services will
begin with 15-minute song service. 1t
is hoped all will come to church.
By the death of j. A. Alexander, which
occurred Monday morning, we feel we
have lost a good townsman and kind and
obliging neighbor, ever ready to assist in
time of need. The funeral was held
Wednesday afternoon in the Universalist
church, of which Mr.. Alexander has been
a member of the choir for 2S years, Rev.
Mr.. Marggraf of Bellows Falls officiating,
Many floral tributes were contributed by
friends, also by the Universalist society
md the Valley Fair association. Mr..
ann der came to Guilford rs years ago
MS trunk as actor from Brattleboro to
, ment away Monoayh occupation he fol-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-16
BROOKLINE.


Mr.. and Mrs. Rice and daughter Florence ar
rived at F, o. Merriheld's last week for the sum
mer. While mounting a wheel Sunday afternoon
Mr.. Rice went off the ssdeof the iron bridge, fall
ing about Il feet and striking his head on the
rocks, He was unconscious all night and at the
present writing Tuesday is reported in criti-
cal condition.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-16
Seven Months With Fever.
Wonderful Recovery of Health.

Mr. Bairds rapid and marvellous recovery
from mere skeleton TO his normal weight
go pounds, was surely the fullest test OF the
grandest strengthening and building-up
mediclne ever produced, namely:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-16

aIVeT SCOUTING inc ITunK can Have You tried
boro with his wife. When GO -ianduJrd
returned home and saw the condition of
things he telephoned Chief of Police Hall,
Mr.. Hall found the Italians curled up at
the railroad station and telephoned the
West Dummerston man, who arrived at 10
O'Clock at night. He had no papers for
the arrest of the offenders so rather than
hold them until the next day Mr.. Hall re-
leased them and they went north on the
1910 train.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-16

These horses are consigned by some Of the best
buyers IN the state, and are AL pledged for Also
lutte sale. There are some nice family horses
among them also, some heavy team horses. In
fact. horse for any purpose Be sure 70 come
and see them. They will be sold for the high dol.
lar bid
tH-CommiSsion property OF all kinds disposed
Of Bring II N and we will sell H.
We are at II. r. Browns old stand on Elliot
street. Remember put up and feed horse and
put wagon under cover for - cents. We furnish
htching room under cover for 10 cents
LIVERY STABLE,
We have fifteen good livery teams and make
prices right Call and see US. Remember the
place, So Elliot Street. Brattleboro. Vt at the
stable formerly occupied by Brown q Gibson and
later by II. K Brown
t4e-Ne keep constantly on hand wagons and
harnesses OF every description, and sell as cheap
the cheapest
c. 2. gibson, Aucuoneer
j. G. CHANDLER, Manager stables.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-16
WIhST DOVER

Mrs. Della Beebesof Michigan is with
her mother, MrC F(M. Bailey.
Mrs. Julia tors&, who is visiting her
brother, S. J. Johnson, has been ILL.,
Mrs. D. \. Nh and daughters and Mrs.
n. Crosier havet been spending week
with W. II. Mannl
The farmers do hot make much progress
having on accolA Int of the rains. 1t is
feared that qu.ea quantity Of hay will be
entirely snoiled.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-16
IN THE LOCAL FIELD.
EAST DOVER

Mrs. Grauhering is at her daughters,
Mrs. Wesley Howe's.
Mrs. S. H. Roberts and son Frank are
visiting relatives here.
Clifford Roberts and son Wayne of Sears
burg made visit Sunday at c. b. Rob
erts's.
Rev. Mr.. Bickford of South Newfane
exchanged pulpits with Rev. A. A. Ester
brook at the Methodist church last sun
day.
A. E. Jones, the new mail carrier has
this week put on the road bran new
coach; which will be more convenient to
carry passengers in than the one he used
last week. The old stage driver is trying
to drive him away by running an opposl-
ton team to Millamsville station.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-16
.9JEN DRINK ?

boarder gave the key to :
entered the house, broke III
the room where the trunk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-29

The important part of Mr.. Cleve.
lands address,, however, is found in
his declaration of war against those
who supported the Chicago ticket. In
this last address he has given more
aid to his opponents than to his sup
porters, just as he did by his official
acts. Hissurrender Of the Executive
branch of the government into the
hands Of Wall street financiers dur
ng his last administration did more
than any other one thing To arouse
the American people to acknowledge
the iniquity of the Gold standard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-29
Truth in a Nutshell

Impure blood is the natural result
of close confinement In house, school
room or shops.
Blood is purified by Hoods Sarsa
parilla, and all the disagreeable re
suits Of impure blood disappear with
the use of this medicine.
If yon wish t0 feel well, keep youI
blood pure with Hoods Sarsdparilla
Hoods Pills are the best family
cathartic and liver medicine. Gentle
reliable, sure.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-29
EGGS FOR SALE

From fine pen Of imported B. P. Rocks.
score Of pullels 90, 9IH, 9IH, oI1s: cock 92;
81. 80 per setting Of I3. Barred down to hide,
Also Silver Spangled Hamburgs, prize.win-
ming stsck. 81 per setting. J.. w. HOUCK.
Jefferson, Or. 10 d6w I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-23
n. a. s. rs: "a Canadian yeariinss. EOS

STATE g. go 10 at So 49, Canadian year'ins' So' H.
: e. Z z : Z r
ig$ !; !. l. x j; t. + :. + g. Is
DO ii. 70 at So tarnyard SaE ESQ y at 81.
ssS q e. .,x. $. car.
eS 81 cars for o the
opened slow and lSs,se wsT and Closed weak a,
wS ca rS ansoG onny choice See G sold at S
cults @ sslsH soaHS to
Ing at 7'sas'sc Country dressed lambs quiet sSas1
IS C. P 1 =; ssy 50 s'a,e lambs 90 sv:ass
s. 90 d s. :, Z a. ' 6 ss' Z; s. e r Da ct s. IS
ID at S. gGns is srS % s. per head "a ~ 80
r. 81 81 E,s's s 90 ia d. :;
% State d. Is H. at 81 g.; DO %
u s s is ss; '%s' 0: z s. g. % % I'll H. 's
t@as iss state lamb; r. at s. 70 49, e. 40 Do %
sa' s $ H!'1 at g hs % 's@: q
~ 90 81 do g ~ at s 8 q 5G s'1 sc see at s. !"
J"da - HaaG lamb; 50 n e q, S i9 4 49, 49,
207 do SIS n 81 % II state do 81 ~ at 81 % do,
H. NJ 81 3is: .48 Buffalo sheep and lambs. "a 10, at
81 40: bucks. i33 u. at 50 90 .o ~.
Newton & Co: 200 State lambs Sc n. at - go; 213
Ohio do ~ H. at 81 3d. l1G Ohio sheep ~ ~ AZ "a 30
i3 lambs 50 H. at - -; 1t3 DO ~
10 AZ 81 45 ia DO 10 n s. rs: 90 DO. ca ~ at
81 2 loo DO H. 81 sIis 16 sheep 121 H. at 81 b
a DO o2 ~ at ST. do, 81 N. at S.; bucks 1876 ID.
AT 81 $50 o-
D. Mcpherson & Co: cl7 Buffalo lambs 20 H. a. - -
III Kentucky sheep iOT ~ AT 81 G2g lsS do % n. at
So a5 22l Buffalo sheep and lambs. 10 N. at 81 80
HOGS-Recep.s for days 01s cars. or II '6i head
including for the market Quoted steady AZ - 90
as 10 or good heavy 10 light hogs and at - inA "a
for pigs Country dressed light demand at 3'.gC'sc
per IN.
Sales-S Judd & Co: IL State pigs III 10 average. al
81 - per l0c NJ. rough hogs $50 N, at 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-23
Auttiou Sales financial.
LOUIS NESIER. Auctionecr'
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
OF
STOCKS AND BONDS.
By ADRIAN n. FULLER q SUM-

- ,o.oo o.c,oc, So The 4 y Real Betate salesroom'
" No. III Broadway
Nv order OF Executor
IN shs Inrorters & Traders Natl Bank
~ iv order of Trustees
90 shs Mercantile Natl Bank .,
For acct. Of whom u may concern. r. =,
500 600 Consd Gas Electric Light Heat foWee % Vi
Newburg. y. y, p. c. sks 70. Bos'' i'-'
II shs United states Natl Bank
10 shs Atlantic Trust 60. ,t.. pds
50 Iehigh & Nnkesbarre coal 70 ~ - -'9 '
N eli. Kinss County Bank B'kyn
e. @s, Ia toilette Coal Iron Co. let S. 1913 june
1875 coup. diypd.). ,
900 .hs Nal Butchers Diovers Bank
shs New York Life ms Trust CO.
ca chs Natl. citizens Bark.
~ shs Mexican Telegraph %. - a. -
90 abs Citizens Steamboat Co. or Toy, y 500,
81 900 chic. Peoria & 50 Louis r. R..lst a. l'-'
s%7 900 Atlantic Coast Electric Il. r. M'ge D p C.
800 600 ohio Mining Go. Ist p. C. BIDS 1901.
go Ono Ohio Mining ~. lst G.. His. lNUp.
go on, T;as, Tenn. Va & Geo. T.. f.. lat - 1900
81 900 Ohio & Mississippi Il. r. Isl c9n'd. IS ls9s
81 OpO Metropolitan Ferry 60. IS. lHi'
e. Ooo Milwaukee city l.. Il. js l!t'S 100
81 900 West side Y. j. Milwaukee ls. I"" oo
e. 900 Illinois central r. r. COLL Trust So 1o!2
81 600 chic. Bur & quincy r. X Neprasha EN'h' ~
1927. ., -,
on che rmporf.rs and Traders Natl. Bank.
m che Nj, Morris Bank niypdl. 81, ,.,,
Receipts for go bbs Peacock Sour Mash Wits
,,,o,se Rereips FOR 49, hbis Senandagua Pure Rye
SS,hie,,nv ~ his STring 1903 % bbs OF Fall 1895
~, ibis Spring 1905 hiypdL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-23
OTHER NARKETS-EY TELfN;RAPF.


Unon stock Yards chicago. Feb 22.cattieu Rece,gis
1900 head market STEADY; common to extra steers - o.
& S s9s!ST e5 es' s. Case rcxa4 81 Sas
,ar cS ' p, @9d snd shipping @ 500
S. 5 COMMON S' ' to cloc' Mixed &s5
sorted 81 5oG>8 gr So 45ass 65 pigs. 81 sass g.
Receipts 20 o. 9st no 5 wsa c ans is lower
Inferior to ch%,H 20 APP psSeips 20; head
market aalos hisle- native 50 c5gs. 2O native
g io y All mead market lower
sheep Receipt. 1900 head market steady native sheep
s srSs, eIty Feb 22-ca,u Receipts. zoo" he.d
r m%c and ' s g sca se TEXAS ard western s
$50 50 Oas1 calves stqsio 9s e. dSSs *
he@Sy 3 46ass ~, pig; 50 'oes' 90 sne'D-H''ep''
, se' fe5 market 'shsy for the
four hou a2t head Total fT See Sons hss ia hroug
800 to New YorE 1880 on sale Sso4 Market s scSs
ispy bu fl2sG@ g sos ic soo and
s9 80 to t ta5 M'' l. .cass e Gnada
oers So l5nsS 80 feeders SO Goas4 veas dull; CON
s 3 s. Rt5 for the last ase1 :1
SgF Inc Gs s. ms SH 81 week 1.s ar
sg:s yd H "a sS 81 ss g. good psS
50 x S2i hssl R"G 5 s. So o s n''
s. soas shsH end hts total foe % i9 h ans
% goo for the same time last week y 400 eonssn nee
500 to NS c " &c 1g for on a@ a icc
i o hut extra handy sheer wb "9a cs. un
sod STEADY Tor seep vim ali sold 81 but to few hsaSy
od9 S6S s SIC casa 7s?'f PRIME MIA as
s. ooas' 10 COMMON to far - slow and Zoe
o1 on ali wis slow S0ys as saay 90 d,
Is. 30 70 FT n s. Ss co cGm nESa s@
GOOD IA, bulls and s2ps$ go heifers 81 ,oa1 10:
Prime 15i% ign, ISas !, s.
ca<a So ps s. cas- s hear ees Strong
ssca 81 q DAB ss! ~ so 81 Ss
s. 80 Sa s' 2a cas s. sas2 choice lamb,: s. ssSsS 2s
fair 10 . so11 LAMPS, .n ''"P'''' ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-23
,,,-popI,,\ pRODlrCEt MARKETS.

r,ve-noo Feb 20 3:45 p m.-Reef-Dxtra India mess
All 81 Gcs. rrue mess dull ass %. PorkPrlme ness
Western fne dull i5s do medium dull az 3ss ga Rams
Shor cit about Il to 10 ID. firm at 4Os Cd bacon,
cut 90 80 10 steady at rs; sho, r
an,, %. Ia "a 10 25s Cd; long clear midnles
light about - ID steady at 2s o. long cra,
tdes heavy about ~ N steady at 24s 6d snort
I ,idsles heavy about 40 to II. steady at 2+s
ri. ar bellies about II II H. duh AZ 2ts 6 snoaers
si,,,,, 10 ia "a ~ dul. 2js. Lard-Prime western
en-, steadv af oOs 81 American finest whe sIn
1900 dru.at 5Ss Cd Tallow-Prime city dun AT rs
n fiverrool refined firm lis 81. Spirits or
,urpenne firm at pos 81. Rosin-oommon steapy a, o
\, Northern spring steady at Us n,2d
Wxad Western spot new at - Isd oln s,eau, az
- osd Febriary steady at "a lid March steaay a.
AMI steady al - 7s.d Four-St Louis fancy wiz
tor steady at Cd Hops at I>ondoPacc coasu a,,,n
c,ns5s Receipts of FOR the last week ~ IN ~, $40,
~ nors 40 200 quarters; from Pacific ports oou" aunI
ers others sources. $1,000 quarters heceip's VI 1'
"a, corn for the last week, 81 100 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-23
,.AIIORy STEAMSHIP LINES.

wi c,asns along the Atlantic Coast TO Brunswick Ca
or Similar Voyage crossing inc "u'' VI ''' " ~
oNEwAY EXCLUSION or T%u ar1sna cafornis
~ Io', ,nrcta FLORIDA o,c Also Hot Springs. Ark
MsNrT A. EXc'r'RSrON NEW ORLEANS MARDI GHAs
,,,,e Tor cur Gi-PAGE POCKET GLIDE fmailed res
- WIZ oRY & CO. Cen. Agts.. Pier 20 T. r.. ~ Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-23
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

r4,n4on Feb o. p. mConsos 1ils Tor money money ana
10 s- tho account. Canadian Pacific 56 Erie IAN ERE
frst preferred ST.; Illinois Central e4l. Mexican or
Raul ~ New YORK 'enVai,
,5; PENNSYLVANIA 53z. Reading. l2is Mexican Cenrsi
70. cent CO; Louisville and NASHVILLE '"z; A'cni-
-, common l4a Money. 1izdls. per cent. The rate
q lscont in open market for both short ana three
rnor'hs' bins is per cent. -, -,
80 r. m The amount % bullion gone INTO me rank
nd balance day fl3apt' Paris a3Nices
rsr ent rer,cs at 80 certimes for the
ec,onn and exchange London NJ - francs 10 cen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-23
financial nlcctinss.

ELECTION NOTICE.
THE ,IrSs0lJRI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
'"'1 New York. January 81. 1897.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
IN me.nr OF the stockholders OF the Missouri Pacific
Railway Company will be held in the Companys Once IN
sa 80, ~ X Louis Missouri Tuesday, March
90, clock M the election OF thirteen
ny.c,rs Tor III. ensuing and for the transaction ~
business that MAJ come before said meeting
a. snnusl meeting Of the Directors will be held at the
Inc an 81 Tuesday March O. 1897. 200 O'Clock
same 1Ss transfer books closed Monday Feb
~, ,,sry 1897 a. 800 o'clock M and reopen on
Mach 1897 AT 1000 O'Clock a.
'"''su''' GEO. j. GOULD President.
AZ CALEF. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-23
fcaal Notices.

>o~Noo~.oo~v~~oN~~>~>o~~
,VIrPRENE COURT.ln the matter OF the
- A,,i,cstion Of Board Of Fire Commissioners OF
az, ~ New York on behalf The Mayor Aldermen
s nmonal,y OF the city OF New York by the Counse
80 the Corporation Of said CITY relative to acquiring
title to lands on the wes,ery sac ot 4onI
',h W,ra ~ said city duly selected by sad Board as
ate cor buildings for the use OF the Fire Department OF
said city under and IN pursuance VI e ''V'" VI s'p-
ter ISL; n Laws ~ ls9t 49,, .,, ,s,.,.,, 80.
PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF CHATTER isi
alto. Tor the Department OF the ci,y 81 New
York and all other statutes IN sa' 'sses ms1e ana
provided notice is hereby give, ~ an N yo,n Ma
Al special Term Of sahi Court 10 ue ie'd Az fs!t III,
thereof the County s 7" s 10y r @t Ss y,
h ourt on that day thereafter as counsel can
be heard thereon Tor the aPpSnmsn, 81 O0mms'0ne's
1s nature and OF the Improvement hereby In
tended is ton OF title oy The Mayor Alder
and commona'y on tns .y Or e~ ..tk 20 an
inetne on westerly side OF Mott street between
ps an, Grand streets the Fourteenth Ward %
ed appropriated and used 70 and Tor the purl spee
Ned IN said chapter i5 OF the Laws q 1874 :ad properly
.n,sys Of The city 4 New York site Tor build.
inTr for o. the FIRE Department o. sad city.
; sn and h s ovns S
lot piece parcel Of land, namely:
that certain S sss or pa Wsr Of 81 'na ssa'
New York. bounded and described as follows
Beginning at point On the westerly side OF Mott street
formed by Intersection Of the noheriy side OF Grand
street with the westerly side Of Mott street: running
thence nohsry along the westerly side OK Mott street.
norshery side a Grand street 100 feet IN inches
thence sou,her parallel or nearly - to the westerly sts
or nearly the northery side 81 Grand street i0o
feet o inches to the point or place Of beginning.
-RxNSis A. SCOTT Counsel 70 the cosporat.on M
Tryoh Row. New York City.
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