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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1898-11-17
Close Claims In South Dakota

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 10-Chairman
Kidd, of the POpulist state committee.
claims the election of Lee, fusion, for
governor by 1,2G0. Chairman Herreid.
Of the Republican committee, says that
Phillips, Republican, is elected by at
least 1.SOO. Turke and Gamble, Repub-
I1cans, are surely elected to congress.
The Republican state ticket, except
governor, is elected. Both sides per-
sistently claim the governorship.
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THE MIDNIGHT PINES.


(AIfred Erwin, Southern Pines Free Pres
By night they whisper secrets, they stand
dreaming in their sleep.
And the wind that moves their branches
wings from the dreaming deep;
In the tcnting cGolth Of midnight, in the
duSky dark o night
And their plumb heads are nodding, like
widr-wingrd birds Of flight.
Ilo' the dreams. RANT dreams,
They dream as they stand dreaming where
the Southern starlight gieams.
And the dreams they dream are joyous, Of
good omen, and you hear
Their lips say words YOU do not know and
delicate and clear.
You hear the Groom Of laughter blitfe, 50
softly as child
Might lapgh-and then 80 ,tIll' the solemn
snmbre wild
Just listens, listens, list"u---d-ar Lord
the silence, Hank,
The dreaming pines are smjttrn with the
dumbness Of the dark.
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Reno. New. Nov. 10.-Washie county
has gone Republican on governor and
Legislative ticket. Returns from tbe
state indicate that the governorship ia
very close between Mcmillan. Rep, and
Sadler. fusion.
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Montana Strongly Democratic

Helana, Nov. IA. ]. Campbell.
Dem. will have plurality of 5000 for
congress. w. Y. Pemberton, Dem. is
reelected chief justice by 100 W. T.
Piggott is elected associate justice and
Ricketts, clerk of supreme court. Both
are Democrats. Republicans will have
less than 20 members all told In the
legislature out of 92
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short of a clear majority over the other
two candidates. Swallow had a plu-
rality in LackaWana county alone. In
all other counties he was third. Last
year, as a candidate for state treasurer,
he carried ten counties.
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MENDACITi, SANDER, scandal and
corruption. extravaganza and waste
fulness, and negro ignorance and in
science. Honest North Carolinians
VIII not tolerate such as these, and
have said so.-Raleigh Post.
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Detroit, Nov. l0.-According to more
compete returns Governor Pingres's
plurallty will reach about 10000. The
hepubhcans have elected solid req
resentation of u congressman.
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Spain Ought to be Thankful.
(BoSton PoSt.)

a Plaintlve cry goes up from the
Paris press. urging the United States
To show generosity to Spain in the
peace settlement.
America has been generous to
Spain beyond all precedent. 1t is.
IN fact. Stupendous generosity on the
part OF the United States that Spain
Is not required to pay in money the
whole cost OF the late war. to the
utterm"St dollar, There is not a
single European power that would
not demand and exact that the van
pushed nation should pay the bill of
costs. France herself. in her little
affair with Germany. was required to
pay $1,000. 900, 900 in settlement Of
the expense to which she put her
conquerors: and this was in addition
To the surrender OF the rich provinces
of Alsace and Lorraine
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Tod never made a law man
Money. the devil and a soft brain
make lazy people, and they are not
very good workmen. after ali. A law
man IS poor job. even after he i,
finished. -
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Pollywog Whats the trouble be
tween Van Glove and his wife? |
thought She was the light Of his life.
Jollywog SO she was, but she
went out too much-IUWn TOpics
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Judge-Do ! understand YOU to say
that the parties used high words?
Witncss-Thcir voices were unus-
ually high. but their words were cX-
trcmeIy ChicarO Mars.
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who carried off the honors at the
walk. Rastus?'
MIR. Sam Johnsing, sab; but he
Lawd only knows who carried off de
cake. '-Cincinnati Enqutrcr.
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Quiet Election in Arkansas

Little Rock, Nov. 9.-The congress
sional election in Arkansas was the
quietest held in many years, only 800
votes being polled, and that is about
the ratio throughout the state. All
Of the old congressman We're reelected.
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Wife (aghasD Henry. where did
you get that appetite?
Returned Soldier (ravcnou,iy eat
ing awarJ That appetite, Jane, was
presented to me by the War Depart
ment for gallant and mcritoriou,
service in the field. Chicago Tribunc.
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Late to bed and early to rise, prepares :,
man Tor his home in the skies. But early
10 pea and Little Early Riser. the nil
wiser. Phil H. Thomas "i''A
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Like the Spanish cruiser which was
raised from the waters of Southern
Cuba only TO perish in a more fierce
and terrific storm in the Bahamas.
the Republican party of North Caro-
lima was pretty well shot to pieces in
1876. but recently raised to the sur
face. was yesterday sunk again by
the terrible battle of ballots waged
by the indignant and outraged de-
cency of the State boro Tee
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There is no path for US to pursue
IN which we will not meet disappoint-
ments and misfortunes. Our life. at
the best, is pilgrimage. and perils
surround it all the way.
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Republican Governor of xeroa.

Keno, Ne~'., Nov. 9.-Indications poiuf
10 the election of McMillin Rep, for
governor: Newlands. silver. for con-
gress; Flanagan. Rep. senate. and at
least two out of the four assemblvmen
for this district
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Fusion Wins In Idaho

Boise, Idaho, Nov. 1o-The fusion
ticket IS all elected by pluralties rang
ing from 5000 to S00c. The legislature
VIII be controlled by the fusionists.
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Many household is Saddened by death
because of the failure to keep on hand a
safe and absolutely certain cure for croup
such as One Minute Cough Cure. See that
your little ones are protected against
emergency. Phil Ii Thomas
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STONES PLURALITY.
Governor-Elect Of Pennsylvania
Leads by 1926.
DR.. SWALLOW COMES IN THIRD.
Tho Ballots Cast For the Prohibition
Candidate Count Up 132 ,OO6-Demo-
Gratis and Fusionists Make Gains
in the Legislative Vote.

Philadelphia, Nov. 11.-FolloWing is
the vote by counties for governor. The
figures given in many Of the counties
are official and the remainder are I'M
official fOotings of the complete re-
turns. The vote for the three leading
candidates foots up 958, 816. This is the
heaviest vote ever cast for governor,
and has been exceeded only by the
presidential election of 1888, 1892 and
1886
Stone. Rep, received 473.068 votes;
jerks Dem, 353,742, and Swallow, Pro-
H. G., 1872, O06 Stones apparent plural
ity is 1926, and he polled only 1850
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"Phwat did yen lave Mrs. Upinthc-
world for, Bridget?' asked Mary Ann
Mcclure Of her friend.
''PhWat did Oh lave her fer? Didn' t
Oi go up to her boodyworc wild a gin
tieman's kyard the other day an sen
she to me tell i'm Oh kyant see i'm,
an she wild two beautiful eyes. too.
Oh couldn't loi loike thot an Oi left"
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Accepted.

You say you want my daughtcr?''
sad the proprietor Of newspaper
I" young man who was sitting
nerv"usl y on the edge of a chair
"1-ycs, sir
"lavc you spoken To her on this
mattcr?"
''Shc-she has referred me to YOU,
sir"
lis your affection for her sincrrc?'
''Sincerc'" gasped the Young man
II pledge YOU my word | haven't
slept wink or eaten Il mouthful
for six whole weeks for thinking of
her"
''Georgc," said the father. after
looking at him for moment reflect
lngly, II think YOU may come into
the family, | need a young man of
your capabilities to certify to the
circulation of the paper
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Talk about DESERVING the Chicago
platform, When the Democratic
party had been betrayed; when its
party machinery was in the hands of
agents of plutocracv: when not one
single State in the Union was safely
Democratic and when despair spread
like a black pail over this nation.
the Chicago platform saved Democ-
racy, recalled the party organization.
drove out traitors, increased the
Democratic vote beyond the highest
water mark, and with all the trust.
big newspapers and banks against
us, polled 6,5l1 900 votes for BRYAN
against 5,O5i 900 votes for Cleveland.
Mt. Airy NeIcS.
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just thirtythree years ago. to-
day said the old soldier, 1.-The top
of my head was graAed by a bullet. y
'Thcrc isn't much grazing there
now, is there, grandpa?" was the
comment Of the youngest grandchild;
and as the old gentleman rubbed his
bare poll he had to admit the cor
rectness Of the assertion.
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I OOK OUT for the first signs Of
impure blood-Hood' SarSaparilIa
Is your safeguard. 1t will nurifv
enrich and vitalize Your bloom
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Never Judge letter by the envel-
op. but look to the writer and letter
speak for herself.
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IL Is easy enough to talk about
economy; it's the practising of it
that counts
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w. BROWN, Jr., CITY passengr, zen,
1919 Main ST.. Norfolk, Va
MURRAY FORBES, Tpa.
No. Portsmouth, Va
st. John, Vice President and Ga,. Mgr
V; T.; McBee. General Superintendent
IL; W. Il. Glover, Traffic Manager.
/. j. Anderson, Gen. Pass. Act.
General Offices: Portsmouth. Va
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fol, neither appreciated by his contem-
porarlcs but, "posterity has assigned
him a place on the highest pinnacle OF
musical fame"
On the afternoon OF March &c, 1927, a
little more than scventy-one years ago
this life came 10 n close during a ter
rife thunderstorm. When the ele-
ments combined TO pronounce n halle
lujah over the passing OF this immortal
genius. He was buried In the cemetery
Of Wehrlng. near Vienna, being follow
cd to his grave By kings, princes, poets
and artists, all anxious to pay their last
tribute OF respect. His pupil Schumann
and the poet, Schiller, are Inferred in
the same burving ground. Also Franz
Schubert, whose dying request was to
be laid by his master, who was his ar
tistic idol and model. His stone has but
one name upon 1t, M date OF birth or
death. no word OF praise or regret. only
one word-Beethoven. The worlds his
tory Is filled with honored names, some
chiseled In cold marble, others wrought
In light and shade and colors fair,
whose brllllancy has stood through gen.
eratlons. Many whose glory abides In
volumes great with thought. but who
among them all, sculptor. artist. author,
will find more lasting fame, more en-
during love than Ludwig Van Beethov-
on
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IN THE OIL FIELDS.

It has been q long time since the low
er southwest has been In as dull a
state and SO nearly devoid OF interest
as prevails al this time. There Is not
single development. outside Of the In
terest taken in Whiskey Run, claiming
any noticeable attention. There Is some
curiosity to know just how much far
the- the producing limits can be adj
vanced to the southwest Of develop.
ments at WhIskey Run. In the opinion
OF some, O few fair producers will be
found between the Abicht producers
and the old well on the A. B. Whaley
farm. to the northwest.
Mallory Bros. &-Barnsdall shot their
No. 9 on the ~Bumgardner farm. but did
not increase It's production. There are
but five wells in the pool producing one
hundred or more barrels a day. The
gauges follow: Mallory Bros. & Barns
dalps No. 2..AbIcht. $50 barrels; NAL
lory Bros. e B~arnsdall's No. q. Bum
gardner. EGO barrels; Garland & Co.'S
No. /, Joseph Payne, 10 barrels: same
company's Nos. l and 3. Williamson.
100 and 900 barrels, respectively. Total
production OF pool, including the small
er wells not listed, 1,65o barrels a day.
The new production from the pool 70:
the prescn. month will fall below that
OF March. The deep sand territory will
make, but n small showing. as compared
with the previous month.
At Elk Fork, Tyler county. the Elk
Fork OH & Gas Company has drilled In
its No. c on the James Eddy farm and
will have a ffty-barrel producer. The
location Is 800 feet west OF No. 5. on the
same farm. There are but five wells
now drilling in this once busy pool. The
next well due is Brown & Company's
No. ! oa the Devaut farm.
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punrlo sA1rs

DuBL1C SALE
Under the authority q AIDED q.
Emanuel Er,shelmer. her hrsSssS ~
on the 9Th day OF October. AID +it,SaHt
recorded In the Office OF The clers !. I'd
county court OF Ohio county, We. ~
ginla, In Deed OF Trust Book b M W.
the undersigned assignee viii, on
SATURDAY. APRIL .. "A. d ,,,,
at 10 o'clock a.. m. at the norm, Al.
the court house, OF Ohio county, a,ssss, q
cell a, pHple aae,ion ne following n.
part OF lot No. y on Main street /. mai
city OF Wheeling, on which Is ss,tau.tht
three-story brick house, which nart e,,nnt
lot fronts forty.four 60 feet. mon NJ tssnd
on Main street, and Is one 'hundrSS ~
t~hirty.two qS2l feet. more or lesS. In t,s,s
and Is bounded on the west by Main sS,,,pva,
on the south bya private allcyi on thsH.ast.
by lot formerly conveyed by Mary L. rs
Eey to Aleline fletcher, and on ibS Nui.
by all that part OF lot No. 5 north a, V,.tua
norihci n wall OF the said three.stofyJ w
house: Icing tho same property which ,ss
by W. II. Frank and wife hy dScd' sssaati
October 81. a. y. iS92, and records5'ssa
Deed book No. -, page ia, torethrr III
NIL the buildings n appustcnanees thtr.aa
Unto belonging. @
Tho said deed OF assignment ptov,A.,
that out OF tho proceeds OF sale, af,sr n.
payment OF expenses, the assignee sSsar1
next discharge any proper liens or inr,trn
brAnces that nay be upon the prons.,:
sold. and after doing 70 shall pay Inc b. {I
unce of lie proceeds pro rata upon IhsT ~
debtcdness OF the said Hannah Ensh.If'
NOR. Upon the above described pronc.,.
are two liens existing at tho tlrne ~ ~!
said assignment. One OF these Is a tbSSaat
OF trliFt made ny tho said Hannah TrSt -
shcimer and Emanuel. her husband ,a
D, Ewing, trustee, dated October isSs'
and recorded In said clerk's office In nSSsI
OF Trust Book Sc, paSe- lSj, to secure ~
tain notes payable tow. II. Frank. ~,
other Is u deed OF trust made by INA ali
Hannah Emshelmer and Emanuel, H.,
trustee. dated January z, iSy5. ana ~,
corded In tho said clerks oifice in ptsI
OF TtIrst Book 80, page Isl. 10 secure Hem.
Speyer against loss as accommodation ~.
dorser or %EulrHhtort OF the said Hsnn,s
EInsheliner. After the. payment 81 s,'
pcnses tho proceeds OF sale VIII be apn,isS
so far al necessary. to the said Hons +
the order n which they have been NAMED
above.
purchase price, and SO much more as IN
purchaser may elect TO pay. cash on IN
day of sale. and the residue In two eousi
regpcctlvely after'the day OF sale, win IN.
terest frori that day. The deferred install.
Eicnts shall be secured by a deed OF trpS,
upon the property, with satisfactory !nsu,.
ance to be septup by the purchaser.
SAMUEL KRAFT,
Assignee and Trustee.
Wheeling, ". Va, March q. 1855. mrJ
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SALT LAKE. Utah, April GA let
ter from the first president Of the Nor
mon church to Governor Wells or the
subject Of enlistments has caused some.
thing of a sensation. The fact that
Apostle Brigham Young, in a discourse
at the tabernacle last Sunday, coun-
selled the saints to remain at home and
that the recruiting office In this city the:
opening day secured but forty-seven
volunteers was regarded as rejecting
upon the patriotism Of the people and
the presidency Of the church urges the
saints to enlist.
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h b POTTS s4 s5z
iI45 snd il47 Market Street
TRADE WINNERS.
ONE CENT ARTICLES.

{ Pint Tin Guns. G Heavy Envelopes. 4
Good Pen Holders. Q Steel Pens. l Memo.
randnm Bnok, 9 Sheets Note Paper, 4 Lead
Pencils. iACollnr Buttons. | HANDKERCHIEF,
I Paper Pins, 1 Paper Needles, : Dozen
Hooks and Eyes, 6 Darnins Needles Nut.
meg Crater. 2 Dozen Clothes Pins.
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TWO CENT ARTICLES.

], Dozen Buttons. 1 Fine Comb. ! Bottle
Ink. Handkerchief, Carpenter Pencils.
Gun Buttons. Pocket Combs, Can Openers.
Toilet Soap, Tape Lines, Rubber Tipped
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= PUBLIC SALE, =

As assignee of VIM. &. Simpson, I VII,
sell at public auction at the north doc,
OF the court house OF Ohio county. W. Va,
on Saturday, April 90, 1925. beginning al i;
o'clock a. m. the following stocks:
New City Hospital Association,
shares. par value each share. ....... rs
Ohio River Railroad Co.. ~ shares.
Spruce Coal & Lumber Co.. 3S shares,
par value each share....."..... tlN
Wheeling Pottery Co., S0,,s shares. par
value each share...................t so
Title Insurance 6 Abstract Co., 10
shares. par value cacli share........ $40
HOWARD hazlETT,
ap2l Assignee Of VIM. B. Simpson.
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THREE CENT ARTICLES.

Clark's ON. r. Thread. Ladies' Hand
kerchlefs, Shaving brushes, Stamped Dip
pers. Match Safes. Perfumed Toilet SOAP.
Blasting Spoons Cork Screws. lIarmoni-
Cna Nfnua6 Trnpa HHrg % ny taHstE.
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T0L RECEIVERS AE PROHIBITED IRON cREplTNG ANY PERSON FOR TL
The Wheeling &
Belmont Bridge Company.
Wheeling Bridge COMPANY.

Quarterly Foot Books, for balance OF this quarter, will be on
to Island Residents at pro rata atcuntil June j, 1895.
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The family OF Mr.. +. C. Schwertfeger
has taken 1 summer home at Pleasant
Valley.
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Seiect drill by squad OF the Knights OF
II George. under the direction OF Capt.
george J. Gathison, was u feature.
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Miss Basseil. OF Clarkshurg, Will be
the guest Of Miss Sue Caldwell in May.
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Hon. Charles ". Brockririer has gone
TO Washington city, where he viii meet
Its daughter. Miss Shirley, who Is re-
turning from Atlantic City.
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Rev. y. S. Thomas, rector OF 81. Mat
::hew's p. j.. church. entertained. at din
ncr Tuesday, Bishop G. W. Peterkin
and visiting clcrsymen, who were here
attending the quarterly meeting OF the
northwestern comocat!on OF the Pro-
testart Episcopal church. The table
decorations were patriotic in conception.
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-FOUR n N ARTICLES.

Rubber Dressing Combs, Tooth brushes.
Fire Shovels, Mucilage, Sewing Machine
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Or. II. N. Ran. who Leaves Tomorrow
evening TO take n postgraduate course
mt the Rhrlln University, and sperd
tome time In STUDY Mt Vienna and Edin-
.burgh, gave r. dinner party ihst even
Ing to a number OF mis- friends.
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FIVE CENT ARTICLES.

Z Ladies' Hose. Children's Hose, lockwood
Rules, Wash Pans, Towels, Hair Curriers',
Lamp Burners, Shoe Dressing. Table
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Miss Kate and ETA Hunter. OF Four
teeIth street. are the guests OF Mr.. Earl
Cglebay, Cleveland, Q.
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or interest to many people In this city
end county waE the wedding Tuesday
AT noon. of DR.. John 81. .Iobes and Miss
,Loula R!dsc!y. OF West Liberty. It
took place at the home o. Dr.. and MrE.
". d. Jobes. South Penn St-cct, and was
performed by HfY Campbell Jobes. Of
ClaysyIlie. IN. ia.hcr Of the groom.
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Corner Morket and Twelfth Sis.
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DR.. Eugene Hildreth has removed his
family for the summer to the Cecil
homestead. east OF the city.
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1852
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NJ the horne Of the bride. ON Zane
Dtrcet. Thursday evening. Mig Emma
+. Black became tho wife OF Harry
Watkins. the .on OF CITY cierX C. n,
Watkins,
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a&rs. Charles Johnson Milton, OF st.
Louis. Is with her father, Major Alonzo
Lcr.ng, OF Monument Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
BJLLS SIGNED BY TIE GO|ERNOR.

Albany. April l3.-Among the bills signed by Gov
crnor Black yesterday were these:
Senator PAGES authorizing the public admins
traitor of New York City settle estates where the
executor named IN the will refuses to act or IL dead
Senator Guys. Incorporating the New York
Realty Bond Exchange and Trust Company Of
New-York CITY with capital OF N.0Co0W. which
NAV be Increased So 600 00 and giving II
to transact the business suggested in It's title. The
directors FOR the first year 70 be David g.
King H. w JessIp, Frederick Southack. Alwyn
" Ball jr and y. Y. Lowry.
Assenb'yman COwess, incorporating the Electric
Water Power Company. Of Oneonta Otsego County,
with power 70 construct dams the Susquehanna
River for the purpose OF developing hydraulic and
electric power
Assembly man Bakers. appropr!ating $4,000 for
new buildings and repairs the Thomas Orphan
ASYLUM for Destitute Indian Children.
The only important bill signed was Senator Hig
In the first mortgage bonds OF railroad corporn-
tons which principally located in this State
provided that such railroads have not failed to
pay regularly the interest on their debts. Among
the bills signed were:
Mr. Nxon's. appropratng SOl 40 to pay he in
tcrest on the canal debt
Senator Sebefts. allowing Buffalo to use q strip
OF seawal for highway purposes
Senator Burnss. authorizing Mount Vernon TO
1pend $50 00o year on It's police force.
Senator cdntors. authorizing Mount Sinai Hos
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