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Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-04
Apt Quotation,

There is sometimes moro wit in tbo
appllcatlon to the business in hand of
words already chosen for another mr.
pose than IN the invention Of an ammo.
pirate phrase Bishop Whipple accord.
ing to Tho Church News, loved to tell
this story:
A devout colorod preacher, whose
heart was agloW with missionary xooI
gave notice to his CONGREGATION that in
the evening an offortory W ould be tal,pn
lor missions and asked for liberal gifts
~ selfish, well to do man in his cal,ere.
CATION sad to him before the sorvico;
Yer gwine to kill dis church cf vor
goes on saying give, give. No church
can stan it, Yer swino to kill it,"
After the sermon the colored ,ninistor
said to the people:
Bfothor Jones told ne was ewjno
TO XIII dis here church Of | ken a.asl,in
yer to give, bar, my brethren. chprchns
doesn die dat way. IF anybody knows
o! a ahuTch dat died cause it's been
elVln too much to dc Lord, I'll bo vorv
much obliged eff my brother will ten ma
whar dat church is, for Tze ewino to
visit 1t, ard I'll climb on do walls - t
1at church under de light Of de moon E
ana cry B!oSsed am dc dead dat die in E
10 Lord - >''0 40 Y
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-04
he Got 1t.

",vo nl1S'or'' said Meandorirg Mike.
would you like to have all tho n'c,n,.
you wantod?" '' ''o money
reply. "''' 'no haftsai
wen, then, I kin approach Won rs
nun 10 man an tell you me own feclin,,s
s sv . d good deal to be able to dqpond On
y ~ il'pa'hy,an cooperation in p,,yanon va
n 1n 'ho money wants fur the ,rescnt;,
!, ~ cents, which is somethjn van cn',i =,
lngton Star. wash
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-04

j., "a a lEghchnan sleeps in italics, SHORES
a. small capitals, talks in thunder oes-
", t''' IL cyclone and acts in tornado
49, as Ieels 1t all and means less than one.
a aeA'n OF 1T. Not that the niuo.tenths
'mo ~ ~ pocflsy' but that they are dra.
81 +l tto 1ioth' discounted in final solution
Eagle. '''0''00 -brooklyn
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-04
Editing BY tie Co1hn. II,

a country editor puts tliI ON nno.4;
ers: "P },',F hs' anlt SAYS to his snascrib.
tnet \. ' nlo'h'r don't step your par %,
e ed;t W '" a' you don't agreo with tba
d dil'of' Inc last cabbage Won sant 'n no
di iy,' 5 asree with us either, l,nt v US
iist ~, oTop you from our sub4arirtiou
Journal. - ordon (Neb.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-04
THE GAME OF HIS LIFE.


SHOWING ones Varying View Of GOLF rs I,
' Plays Wen or Ill.
VA the links Of the Island Golf c1pl
az Garden City, N. Y. two men were
having bet game, with success alont
even 1hoy wee gCod friends and com.
pllmeuted each other ca th.jr gora
sno'a and looked the otber ,yav after a
loo"le DUST as the younger one st2rrcd
upon tie tee to drive off fer the ti~th
nole very sWagger cart came sninning
up the road that crosses the links rrav
tl'a' tee 4 stunning young woman vas
orlVlhg' She palled up sharply near tla
ice ana called out to the man aLout n
"George' dear, won't you come home
low ana not DELAY lvnchcou?'
Inc man Strengthened I'd with =, So,
o1 disgust at tie interruption and r.
my life" '-'' ''~H9 CT
-! wish you'd COME" she said,
NO, not now" be answered nr,,,,
playing too well. wouldn't omit tli.
1or 40 luncheons. I'm breaI,jng NV , ,-'l'
ora ty ten storkes." 80
,"c!l, III drive up and down bcyo
ana wait for you" she said.
J.. as she started of George, dear. turned
TO continue the game Of his rr9 Ta
sllced his drive AID lost Tie lau IN t l'e
bushes in the rayiuc Tfo
new ball and Lost one qtroi.a
men ne topped the bah on tie nihlir1.
l hot out Of the whir and didp't natn
nreo teet Finally he got On T '%'i'
even and was bunlored in the Trn ,ll a
la' cross s the field. There he los. ,, ,',' {
lore strokes and the rest Of bis tan,',o Wv y
mary lie got cl't Of TIC buu.or ma ,
t tl d beautiful lie used his Lroysoy Few b
w., t,lfGe.4Ha1ters ircn and ovorshot tho Ii
,le ny 90 yards into the tai rra '10
} re the ball was lost. ~ ''''S''
1, II .i: minutes later the swag~o- c,,t
Is spinning down the road Mt ' tha t t", in
,ea OF the horse, the stunnirr yo,' WI. til
W., a'"h sitting Very erect and stctn H
~ Iaa ailo aliVlng with superb sli!I IN to-
nacA OF the cart, with bis heels d. "a ar
. Go ana brandishing two eo!f cIung MI
George, dear. eN'- '4'"S' at
ne game of his life was oror 49,, Ea
* Sun. '''' " el' --AeW
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-04

ob4 '2 WMa,-- h. you're literary man
I'll; "ho's your favorito author:
.Author-Witchell.
know, "llcheil; Mitchell? Don't think
ph;i nplparents not. Ny card, sir -
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-04

so;, t .I cents for telegram, please. -
said tho o , " ntial attendant. "rhoro, >"
tt ,,," ,, 'np dentist, as lie opancd and rea,l
r,9 ;u"to'i'9h'' that's from one Of NV
a patients b12aEing an appointment ~ W. !
Wo,, i-l'' n,) Inc pay for the telegram
,r W qua any enc but a woman d. th.t:
Times. '''i' Ne" York
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-04

scene wy .'ouf years ago nictoresouo
A d@n, w.', enacted in the Danish c5njf aI0
ola pI ; Of Greeks stood lrfoT l,', ,h
,brv n,;,, Gt Denmark pud aslod tb nt
c enqy might offer tho crown ', nf , ,naS
C;rnrocS 70 bis great neph,w pr 'iv.l
george. For an answer tho W. Ifli!co
a aurnod to the youth, bado hin, ga man
oroener sovereign. '''ii' as Ills
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-04
Tho Effect of Inyiror..,o,..

Ono of the tallost men [ ever know,
was Rhode Islander. He nna a ,,,lgH y
nearly 2 feet in height" - '''@ VI 0''
~, Porhaps he had to grow that ,r.,,.
There was no room for L;', ,H,'' way,
out. "-Chicago Tribune. " w PIe"o
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-04

mo - ~ is hot in uncommon thing, accord
hn s W " traveller in Russia, to mnot a
thnt W n,' COWS Or oHcn in certain paris If
n". c''h'ly W'arirg blue alnssos ~,
Gaa!iact tie effects caused by thn n.y. ~
hccllon Of the snow in wintor t;,, .'0 io'
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-04

Australia is gC times os ,o-oo
and nlnna, s t' 10 us large az France
O almost equal to the United States
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-04
J 10 ) Per Cent,
PER MONTH.

Earned for clients. Money is not in
vested in the stock market or in so-ca)]ed
syndIcale~, but in good, solid collateral.
where no loss can be possible.
1ou ca invest $40 to $1,000, or any
amount 6rtWft n: can withdraw it at any
Time; and can have principal and inter
est guaranteed.
Have never lost dollar for a cuSto-
hler' Years of experience with satisfied
81, throughout all New England
W rte tor circulars. The best Of refer
fi"eS' \. }. LlTCIIFlEID.
90 S!ate st.. Boston Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-23
TALK AMONG TURFMEN
PASSING COMMENT ON INCIDENTS OF THE
TIME

what effect will war have upon racing, Tha. "a
question which turfmen are talking about James
X Neene SAYS: III Is too late now 70 discuss the
f"eS"oh OF the business or untustness OF the
~ ud' remains for every true American Ia to aid
N'' Government In every possible maner I will
con'rinnte "heerfuly 10 end the fight
PoSSlne AS for ra cling. II Is secondary consdera
'o" "hen tho country Is at Racing. like
e'eiF'hlnS else. Will have to :ake IT'S chances ~
success or failure while the war with Spain lasts d"
roman }. keene IS his way across tho At
Iahuc L" manage his fathers horses that
gagged In stakes in England. Under his manage
nent II is safe - the horses will he well placed
IN races and will he thoroughly At and ready when
they the post.
The Fleischmann stable ,s quartered al the
Gravesend track, whore the horses will their
mai preparation for their engagements. James T.
sloane. the Jockey for the stable. will ride some
Of the horses In their trials. Sloane IS now of
the crack pigeon shots of the East. He shoots
WIN an eight pound gun. and with a little more
practice Sloane believes he VIII be skilful enough
To- shoot for :un, money marbles.
,lNerl BODY VINO takes an interest IN the turf pre-
cha " II the war lasts al summer Owing 10 its 10
cation. climate and natural attractions. n addition
t. TIE acins ana the clubhouse. Indications point
10 crowded hotels and boarding houses. far. far
away from the range OF proving Spanish men-o.-
wai or Qrtvateers. Many people who usually 90 to
the N"N-Jersey coast are almost certain 20 spend
likely 20 be well patronized ~ day and tho club
house and other places are likely TO be crowded
a. might.
Everything is ready FOR the opening Of the racing
season IN this city at the Aqueduct ira tx Large
lists OF entries are anticipated. Thomas Reilly is
anxious 10 please the patrons o. the track, and
Aquedurt pleasant and profitable either 10 the
visitors or the bookmakers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-23
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

p,,shur9 April 2z-John r. Lamb, colored. VINO
pd SilIef Abraham Jackson, also colored. In
drunken Of railroad asSre IN ,Se county
Penn Penn vard AT lOl5 o'clock yesterday morning
lamb met his fate calmly
Baltimore. April 22.-Nicholas Redmond. watcn-
,,an and Peter Hewlett a laborer employees OF 'me
rm ma Water Department. were sunocated IN 20,
~ water main which is being laid at North ana
i Hraenmount aves.. early yesterday morning ne
man are supposed to have gone into the pipes 70
nscane the cold, and while there were overcome
with gas.
c,rat,n Mo April 22-Austin Leftwich. aged
eighteen and Maria Leftwich, aged fourteen cni-
dren OF the late Gustavus Leftwtch. Editor OF
..rhe (,aIIatin Democrat" have been arrested here
under Grand Jury indictments which charge them
with being the murderers OF their father me chill
Sren we're released later under bonds In the sum or
So coo each Editor Le.twich died in February last
from the effects OF poison administered In bis conee
was Administered by the children. but that II was
intended for their stspmother. with whom they did
not agreA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-23
NEn CORPORATIONS ~ THIS STATE.

Albany April 2o.-The following companies nave
fled certificates Of incorporation with the Secretary
OF State: q,
The George E. Noeth Company OF Rochessess ~:
70 construct and sell nantes. CRATES an1 uies:
capital 5000 Directors. George T., Noetn. Heo'ss
II Noeth and John Strassner, OF Rocnester'
The A. r. Marine Paints Company, OF the BOZ.
ongb n, Man ha ran City Of New-fork. 10 ACQUIRE
niehas ranitai stock 800 600. Directors. Tnomaa A.
Moore George B. 5atte-ee Charles W. Ailen-
Samuel Marsh and John F.. Butler
The Cortland Howe ventatng Stove Company.
y. Cortland County y. Y. 20 nanutacture stove
Sae,ers and Furnaces capital stock. $4,000 Dtrec-
,oTe fohn II Clark Flushing y. Y: l: WHnamS'
n Clark and Edward Bloodgett. OF cortiano' y. l.
Tho Arnold Knitting Mills Company. OF the Boz
~ ~ Rrookivn New-York City, 10 manufacture
III, goods: capital stock. $1,000 Drectors HuHo
b. Rosendorf. Hensche f. Ley O.. Tew .r rHsa
OF Hoboken. " ].
Tho Camden oil and Gas Company Q, Cem%,:1
Oneida county y. Y. TO sink gas weiS cAptes
,n.E q 90 Directors Lyman P: Hayland AZ
S-ev Torrance Augustus @. Wood wilma" o'oo'
dard ard Russell s. Johnson. or Camaen'
Gleason Realty Company. OF New-York TO asea
a., al estate. capital stock. $4,000 DrsctoNs
iroosanb 7 Gleason David O'Brien. Edwsro bat.y'
Eugene Sprague and Michael J. Drummohu' Oh wv"
York
sanders-Beard Company. OF New YORK 70 mt Lnfs
,c,mra and deal In preparations composer IN wno!s
ny IN mart OF chocolate cocoa. or cocoa neans eav
tal stock 5000 Directors George b Watern % ss
Paesaic J.: Walter P. Robertson. Port hicn:
mond y Y: Ebert o. Smith. Daniel =; Seard s"o
Tan,es Eilwood sanders OF New-York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-23
ON GrARD'S AVNTrERSARY CELEBRATED

,ervics I'm commemoraton OF tho seventy
.o.ord anniversary Of the old Guard Or New-York
was held Yesterday afternoon I'm So. Thomass Epis-
canal church. Tirth-avc. and Fifty-third ~. The
interior OF tho edince was decorated with American
eogs and shields and the altar was covered with
cboica nlants The Guardsmen attended the service
IN ,ull dress uniform and occupied SEATS on each
side ~ the main aisle Tn" remainder OF the "ditre
was crowded The congregation remained standing
while the old Guard Band sauted the coiorS The
sermon was preached by the old Guards chaplain.
the Rev Or J Wesley Brown. VINO TOOK for ms
unto The higher powers" which he interpreted 10
,,ean obedlnnce 10 authority DR.. Brown praised
pre.iden, Mckinley FOR his efforts toward securing
peace in the present crisis and said that the mem
hers OF the Guard were all men OF peace. nut wheh
called 70 stand by tho colOrs in the cause or hu-
mainly they had proved themselves TO hs brave
-. 49,. ..,.,,,,,o.
OF the Old Guard. headed by Adjutant william H.
Truman and his staff, marched back TO tho ar
nor As the battalion marched through the
streets II was frequently cheered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-23
HARD PASSAGE or THE WERRA.
on,,crn To STOP TWICE on THE WAY FOR RE
FAIRS TO THE COUPLING BOLTS OF THE
CRANK SHAFT

The North German Lloyd steamer vera ai'iseu
Yesterday from Naples Genoa and Gibraltar AFTER
,a1tous massage The Werra experienced rough
weather during tho entire voyage. on April Il '"s
counting bolts Of the crank shaft became loose ana
tho steamer was stopped for nearly twelve hours
making necessary repairs The steamer then pro-
ceeded az reduced speed but the coupling oo''n
again gave ont on April H. ana the steamer S'opPe
80 .Ao- ,u,ot,. hours bet fore repairs were e.
ferteJ Tho Vera brought forty-eight caolh ann
9e6 storage passengers. Among the p4sseisrr7
,,-.-o Frank n Alien the Rev William }, nam
ner,atn the Rev Rush +. Eastman. II Il. Ear'y
Siguor Cropello. Water Learned, r, >. ns"S
,,Tarios O stearns Ephram Wells ana Lucien -
Warner. -,.st ,.as,ordov IN
.bc steiner Ciernan!c from Liverpool ana queens
t"wn were u Il Bainbridgo. Cecil NJ ,Bryan1t
Archibald Campbell o A. 'riicheya tne HSn. w .
ford Capiain Scott Or. sepjmus stegs4H r. I.
Twlgg Albert WATSON and STR Bryan heishtoh'
Bart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-23
rur FIGHT on THE ELDRIDGE BILL.

Tho agitation 10 induce Governor Rack - Ne''
-. ridrtAge or Uuckleherry Road bill mas nor
stoned because a crowd ~ disturoers. hired Tor
m. occasion Il is said broke mp tho meeting OF
,-o.os, IN Ioof'ler's Hall Thursday night me
citizens o. The Bronx are waking NJ 10 IN" meH''nb
y, the massage 81 tho bill and the leaders 81 the
49,, .,eo more firmly resolved than ever 20
80 heir .ailso 20 m. very end.
r., 800 no Poard % Aldermen granted iran
.hise 90 the Union t"HuckleborryD road 20 huii
ana operate their lines along tnriy-nVe Inlies o'
a'. no nubl. competition being opened. altnouEh
several companies me forward ana oIered 10 pay
~ NE franchise. II Is estimated 10 be worth
q 90 90 or which tho city has not had one cent.
a., IN addition 20 being free. the franchise OF 1871
is,,tsHcd rare exemptions upon the company.
Si,s have been brought against the company
vtirh rearrullv graspcd at m" eNpedent of ne
t.iar,dce hin II signed ~ the Governor this oil
vii gito - tho Union company ranchise IN per
,,ct,t,f, along all the main highways or me for-
n,,h ~ The RrorN and it VIII give an additional
Ioeai sanction 20 mo roads former Irregular acts.
nopillariy known as grabs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-23
ASTPOLOGY rs on TRIAL.
MARS IS m Evrr. ASPECT AND GENERAL WAR
IMPENDs.
From The Chicago Tribune.

From The Chicago Tribune
Here is an opportunity for everybody TO rest me
claims OF astroogy and its practr'ioners chi
-, as;roloeor whose standing among his KIND Is
irreproa liable war Is certain 10 nreak OUT
thls u,ek-probably tomorrow. that II will be long
and serious and will eventually Involve nearly
ali the world-that. indeed. this Is the Batte OF
Arnoceddon" foretod In Holy Writ lie also say
the hour FOR Cubas freedom has struck; ana adds.
iv way OF good measure. that our new batt"-ship
KearsarCe Will sink on its nrst cruise ,,
"NercIry" says he, is the ruling planet OF luo
United States and Is potent for veal or Voc accora s
Ing 70 lis relation 10 other planets neptune re-
iates 20 countries Mercury does 10 indVidu >,
I'D astrolo1ers throughout the country nave
sra ,cbeI Neptune's transit through Genlihl, "itn
,nuch anxiety for this country In general ana WITH
snai Telaiion to the cities OF London. New YORK
o,p T I.h,c,go saturn and Uranus now Spain s
r'inS SIGNS approaching our opposition TO Neptune
aand IN yerv close opposition to our rising degtcr'
pavhicb ia probably the ninth degree or Gemlni;
w wnr. III. nlanet OF war. is In our house OF
csnvernmentf In evil aspect TO tho oppos.ins
5iane,s that are in tho signs ruling tho united
snters Tauriis tho sign ruling our house OF secret
1he nlane also foretel that the war VIII not DC
,Ao asSSxffvday affair which most people imagine
Nci,her will il be a single handed war nelwesh W.
nst,ons hut will bring into the connict mrs, one
ma ,h., another OF the European nations. Inc
real mower back OF II all against the tni'ea stSs
LII 10 occlesiastical and the essence or me hsl'
rui he religious hatred. England VIII De deeply m
,aired and will be forced TO assist the tnited
states Continental Europe Will be against. us, us
ana tho struggle for supremacy VIII see some OF me
hhardest and quickest fighting on record, with
caIamit,es following rapidly on each others foot
steps" ..,,o-,nv o. .,,,d.. ,hs.s
same stars are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-23
THE VALE SIT Dents VISIT.

Tho party OF thirty sociological students from
Vale visited Yesterday tho University settlement. IN
Delancey-s, the headquarters Of the college SET
ternent in Rivington-st the Hebrew Institute al
,,orso,s, md East Broadway and later called
on Mayor Van Wyck. who turned them over 10 me
cara OF Private Secretary Down"s. Mr. Downes
took them through the city Hall. The students
were accompanied by the Rev. J. & Devins or
Hone chapel and Professor Backman. OF lale'
I, tho afternoon they Went to tho Hartley fouse
n, NJ AZ West FOrty-siXth ST. the West size
Rranch Of the Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION.
T.. w., t'ifty-erventh-st. he city and SUBURBAN
Iiomes Company and the United CHARITIES Bulid-
irp ar Fou-th-ave. and Twentv-second-st
"S, The West Side Branch OF the Young Men
CLris,ian Association the party listened 70 lect-
ure by Arthur w Mhury on he work accom-
Pn,,eS charities Building addresses were delivered
~, Charles I,oring Brace. j. w. kielgaard. Or T.
~ + Could ~ NJ Rosenau and Alderman Homer
Eots pr w n. Tolman presided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-23
CROWDS VIEW THE FANCY DOGS.
THE VARIOUS BREEDS EXHIBITED AND
EXERCISED sEPARATELY-ONLY
FEW SALES MADE

The attendance at the first show OF the Bull Ter
rier Club OF America. which was opened on Thurs
day morning In the American Horse Exchange.
Broadway and Fifueth-st.. was large all days yes
terday. the closing day and It seemed to be the
general opinion OF tho visitors that the show OF
terriers and bulldog. the best ever held In
this country. The bulldogs were particularly no
ticeable and II is doubtful II su,h large num-
her Of wsll-known prize winners has ever teen
brought together here or abroad. The admission
during the early hours OF the opening day was 81.
end as a result. there few visitors outside or
the badge holders and exhibitors. on Thursday
evening and all day yesterday. however, 80 cents
was charged and, IN consequence, the show was
crowded nearly all the time ii wa open. The prize
winners were all announced Thursday ana
the three rings which were built in the arena OF
the Exchange were used yesterday for the exhibit
ton and exercise Of the dogs At II a m. bull
terriers bulldogs and French bulldogs were shown
n the rings At 2 m Boston terriers, Irish ter
riers and wre-hared fox-terrers were shown. ana
AZ & o'clock tho exhibition was Of smooth fox and
IN the rings At 3 p m. Boston terriers Irish ter.
the programmes OF II and o'clock wer repeated.
q NJ Caruuchan who is one Of the best-known
dog fanciers in this country has mace r.niarka-
bic showing during this exhibition. hingcrai', MS
imported wire-h haired foX-terrer, who Won prize
after prize In England. and whose only rNaI wns
me famous champion Go Bang. took no less IMAM IN
tho novice limit and winners classes M ar
nochan's domestic bred bitch Cairnsnuir kisnlet'
also a wire haired fox-terrier. was even more sue
cessful. taking the blue RIBBONS IN 'ou' ''"'S VI"
Tbc number Of sales made during the show mas
been Few but several animals changed HANDS yes
ulnni1s dachshund Sensation. which was the
nronertv OF Or. g. Motschenbacher. OF this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-23
rurocopvTCaL MAGAZINE RECEIFERSHIF.

rrst,ce Scott. OF the Supreme Court. YESTERDAY
APPOINTED Alberto Falcon receiver OF the eVp"'
s,,n nronerty at No IA Madlson-ave.' OF =. ~
ne' sup 80. .ra Mrs Julia w. L. Keightley. IN
-, bought by the former against the latter
The property consists Of the Theosophi'ai MAJ MAJ
z,ns called The Universal Brotherhood, o'o..;
pamphlets a printing press type ana p,an'' ~Ss
so,ndsd the business at his death willed II 10 Af
Naresbe,mer and Mrs. Keightley. The latter hves
=, Iondon Mr. Neresheimer had furnished nearly
ali the capital $4,000 In amount while MIS- he'sn''
lev contributed $3.50 $500 a.. ,,s,r.s. h..
Since the death OF Mr.. Judge the business "a "a.
hsen m ana ged by Mr. Neresheimer, ana tne iattet
nsen IN Frsncis NJ Pierce appointed receiver but
T Tnsst Harsrove representing Mrs. keightley.
rEan'ested that disinterested person be appointed
assert,ne that Mr. Neresheimer was endeavorine
~ got control Of the property In the nterest OF w
nsrfv composed OF the followers or Mrs katnerine
A. 1ingley. .,, a.. ,o,,,r,. ~. cuhi,.
-, ~ Tho magazine for two months. or until
the business is sold. The liabilities are sS:o1: Inc
nominal assets are $4,000 but the actual assets are
mn less
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-23
cr-r FOR RAILROAD BALL PLAYERS.

The New-York Central and Hudson River Rail
rad Intcrdeparimcnt baseball League received
a., acreea bic surprise NJ their meeting NJ the Rail
road Mems Building 80 S5l Madson-ave yester-
aav afternoon william s. Haley presided After
49, ,,sral routine busineas of the meeting. the
chairman introduced James r. Dawson. who said:
II take great pleasure In making the announce
wont that the officials NJ the NewYork Central and
r1udson River Railroad have subscribed slo for
handsome silver cup. 10 he presented IN the WIN
MING team In rendering my report as committee
- c,.hscrn.,on wish 70 place before Your notice
tho great interest taken I'm tho league by tn" Board
NJ officers. and especially by orr president Walter
p Pollock. through whose efforts principally the
roacuidcout sum subscribed was secured Therefore.
in adopting this report. hope you VIII take cognl-
zsnc Of his efforts and show your appreciation or
tho same by extending him unanimous vote Of
thanks. - - .- -..-,. a.. ..o,.
- moved n vote OF thanks for President Pollock.
which was given by a rising vote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-23
OFFERS FOR COLUMBIA CADETS.

,.,,,,l driu OF the Columbia Institute Cadets.
.A ~ tho armory OF the 22d Regiment last night.
says the Youthful members OF that battalion an
Excellent opportunity to display their proficiency
o.. 49,. ,no,ual OF arms and incidentally to let out
.on,e patriotic feeling. Colonel Bartlett and the
ofrcers Of the 22d present In all the spiendor
OF full-dress uniforms, and In inc saler'es anu
y. .,aaa ~ the drillroom gathered the
srends Of the battalion. and they eheered vcT,,
erousy at every evolution OF the 'ss ,hsir CONF
mandsnt Major Of hs Navi IN mtay
a. Annap ,nc,ics ia Major n. 3. Thurston. OF the
Sad and the battalion won all the applause ana
corn ailments bestowed on II py she o"'oo"e'''