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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-02-04
THIS, THAT AND THE OTHER

Oscar Kirkham spent Saturday an,
Sunday with his parents in Lehi.
The state of Michigan now pays ,
b'Hnty on beet sugar.
Marshal Thomas was in Provo OF
business on Monday.
Resell Gardner and wife spent sun
day with relatives in Lehi
The Home d. aUatic Co, is preparing
play which they expect to present
II the near future.
The boys who are anxicus TO join the
National Guard had their first drill on
Saturday night.
Misses Maud and Angie Webb came
over from Provo to attend the iunera
OF their uncle, John s Webb,
The Old Forks Committee are arran-
ging tog!ve the old people their annual
entertainment.
According to the announcement in
SUNDAYS Herald, there will be num-
her of marriages in Lehi in the near
future.
james Gardner has gone to Salt Lake
caunty to look mp and see to repairing
the seed drills belonging to the suga,
Co,
The snow storm on Wednesday was
- change from Tia, spring weather we
have been having. ltsuits the farmers
however
The boys Of the Lehi Silver Band will
give grand ball in CARTS Hall next
Tuesday night. They need funds TO
pay the necessary expenses OF the baud.
Soothing, cleaning, healing. DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve ~ the implar able
enemy of sores, burns and wounds. 1t
never fails 10 cure piles You may
rely upon it. People, $ Coop Institu-
ton.
FOR SALE.-The former Garside
property at Lehi Junction. Apply to
Mrs. f, Ii. Broadbent, us W. South
Temple 81. Salt Lake City, or at this
Office.
The child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Deebles
did not Iecoyer from the operation per-
formed for Group on saturday. The
funeral was held from the residence on
Monday.
Some OF the Lehi farmers will plant
u new variety OF wheat next season.
1t is known as the California club and
is said to give large yield. 1t is a
iavorite variety with farmers in the
south part OF the county.
The Chino sugar company is now
preparing fertilizer from its refuse lime
cake. Tho lime caks il pulyerized and
put up in 100 pound sacks for shipment.
Orders for over 500 tons Of it are now
in.
Overcome evil with good Overcome
your coughs and colds with One Minute
Cough Cure. it is SO good children cry
Tor it. II cures Group, bronchitis. Ia
grippe, pneumonia and all throat and
lung diseases. Peoples Coop Institu-
ton.
The sooner the cough or cold is cured
without harm 10 the sufferer the better.
Dingering colds are dangerous, Hacking
Ough is distressing. One Minute Cough
Cure quickly curee it,. Why suffer
when snch cough cure is within reach ?
IL is pleasant to the taste, Peoples
Coop Institution.
The directors of the Peoples Co. op
met in special session on Saturday to
hear the report OF the superintendent
showing the condition OF the institution
after the annual stocktaking. The ex-
cellent report wasa satisfactory surprise
to the directors who declared special
dividend OF per cent, payable at once.
This will be good news TO the siockhol-
ders and will make them feel that pros
perity has reached them This insti-
tuition has paid larger sum in d'vi-
dends ON the same amounC OF s',cL
during its "a years OF existence, tina.
any other mercantile institution in the
state.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-02-04

Advertisements N nis column Ten cents per
ne Hrsi Insertion, zee cents PER line each adj
oadl Insertion.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-02-04
Strong and Well
Great Change in Health Since
Taking Hoods SarsapariIla
No Other Medicine Can Take Its
Place as O Blood Purifier.

~ ONhNN NhNNfNH'O ~eff 80
Place as q Blood Purifier.
"My little girl was thin and siclNly, but
she has been taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
and now she is strong and we'll. My hus-
band has taken Hoods sarsaparilla for
soreness Of the lungs and bowel complaint
and It has helped him greatly. Other
members OF the family have derived benz
eiit from it," MRS. AMY WILCOX, 2i9
North Third Street, Salt Lake City, Utah.
"We are never without bottle OF
Hoods sarsapariIla in our house, for no
other medicine can take its place as a
blood purifier and health restorer. We
find that good health is the general result
OF taking II. My aged grandparents have
used II for years, and would not be with
out It," MINNIE MURDOCH, Heber, Utah.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Is the Best In fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Sold by all druggists. Price, 81 six for 50.
Hoods Pills with HOODS S s ss ~ lila
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-02-04
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To and from Chicago, St. Louis, KAN
sas City, Omaha, and all eastern poiats.
Direct line TO the Trans Mississippi
Exposition. stopovors allowed at On
aha on all tickets through that city.
Two through trains each way daily.
Bu6'ut Smoking Library Cars, Pullman
Sleeping Cars, Reclining Chair Care
Seats Free Coaches and Dining Care,
operated on the la Carte plan.
Tickets al Offices Of connecting hines
W. L. WFLsn, Agent, r, q. W Ry.
r. Y. NEsL I'm. TRAY. Pasa. & Fra Ag
W. +. MCMILLAN General Agent.
"A S. Yves! Temple St.
0. S. L.Builaing, Salt Lake >
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-02-04

For Rent A three-room house. Fine
ocation. Good flowing well, Inquire OF
Dave Losee.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-02-04


The funeral services over .he remains
Of John S. Webb was held ut the resi-
dence on Sunday afternoon when a
large number was present. BIZ CUT
Ter had charge OF the services. The
speakers were VIM. Quincy, John Aus
tin, VIM. Southwick, A. NJ. Davis, VIM.
Ball, and Bp Cutler. all OF whom
spoke highly OF the deceased aud offer
ed words Of consolation to the family
A large procession followed the remains
to the cemetary
OBITUARY
John Stokes Webb was born on Nov.
20. 1881 at S,udham, Bedfordshire,
England and died at l.ehi Jan. 27, 1892
He was the oldest son OF William and
Emma Webb. lie embraced the Cos
pei OF Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints
in lS4S; married Hannah Grace, his
present wife, on Feb rs, 1854. They
emisrated to Utah in 1854, sailing IRON
Liverpool on the ship, Marshfeld, on
April and arriving in Salt Lake City
in November OF tine same year. They |
settled in Lehi in February 1855 where I
he lived up to he time Of his death. |
Being among the inst settlers, he pas
sed through many trying scenes Of pio-
neer life and suffered during the hard |
times of the grasshopper war lie he'll
ped to build the Utah Central Railway
aud worked on it FOR . years. lie filed
several responsible positions. Tie was
n Sunday School teacher and ward
teacher for many years Gul was Il
OF the 65th quorum OF Seven
ties. lie was director Of the Lehi
Irrigation 20. for several years.
lie was OF a retiring disposition but
ever faithful and true to every trust
md never swerved in his belief in the
Gospel He was the father OF 8 sons
md 4 daughters, 3 Of the sons having
preceded him TO the Spirit World.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-02-04

This water is a snre cure for rheuma
tism, Miners Leading, Indigestion, Cst
aifh, Constipation, Chronic Diarrheea,
Palpitation of the heart and all kidney
and nervous troubles. Towels and suits
washed by the Empire Laundry
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-02-04
Probate and Guardianship Notices.

Consult County Clerk or undersigned
for further information.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

A certificate Of incol poration OF the "estcnes.ei
Athletic Club was filed in the County Clerks o'iVe
Yesterday The organization is formed 10 ehcourase
athletic exercises and sports IN this county the
nr,ncinal office to be In this village The directors
a-o Iohn T. Allen. New-Rochelle: John Broderick'
walkers: James Green NewYork city; James A.
toon Peekskll anc William Knox. Fordham'
In the case OF the application for letters OF al.
n,instration on the estate Of Eliza Mcheon' Vi
IVES, Chester. Surrogate Silkman has decided tha'
rrhun tho town Of West Chester forms at present
norton of the city II New-York. the Legislature
never intended 10 annex any part OF the county or
Westchester 10 tire city and county OF Ne"-lV'h
except for city purposes, that II ala not lh'enu
that the part Of Weschester County when was
annexed should have any different status than
,hat ~ the county Of Queens. which was annexed
In closing. the Surrogate says: ~ Is Hefnro ne ~
decide more than that for judicial purposes nclud-
.ng the jurisdiction 10 grant letters 10y the bes
ben no change in the county Of Westchesier' ana
Il is unaffected nv the act Of lN9 an oruc' M ~
be entered that letters OF administration issue 10 the
Surrogate sikman yesterday denied the melton
recently made before him 10 adjudGe NlIAa an
sbiiaber. fr sole trustee Of the trusts under the
will Of Jason Rogers the locomSoVs 1Gagr di
rectng him 10 pay certain money N ms ""i In his
opinion the Surrogate says that me supreme 10 o 90
having granted stay IN me maj ~, re naner-
nnon which The sfav was granted are sut1clent'
thai can only he determined by an appHCae'on ~
L,etice LarGon 10 vacate the stay. Az tle salhs
time the Surrogate comments on obtaining, STAYS
from far-away justices but whether IN soou tdSte
or not cannot be considered as an ele"e'' u" '"'
determine ton Of the motion. - 60. ,.o-
Justice W. D Dckey. IN the supreme Coui y 49,
terdav morning held another ~ ms naluIa.IS W. W.
ievees Al the close Of the regu mr. business OF H.
court The Justice has settled IDEAS as 10 . il,
ooncerning the Institutions Of this country ~ni .
sSo,,id he possessed by alien before ne is qua,
sesd ~ the rights and privileges Of citizenship ana
as a consequence only one or two o. ne oo1e'
snoiioanfs be- fore him Yesterday were admit go;
The trolley line between mis- village ana ldr.iin az
town Is nov open. and cars are making res'"aI
trins 70 the Mott house in the last-named LdCe.
Services VII be held to-day at the Mehl0.11ti
Mcthcdist Episcopal church cQmmeIn2ra.lve 0d Wv
ine tie pastor the Rev. Or Lowther vii preach
on "The Fifth Commandment In NE e|t Eve hs
6,srourse The choir will he streng'hened WIN
singers from NewYork City. ana Ms 10y VIE
Wo;s+e NJ Sing Sing VIII play a. hoih services.
Iohn Brown Of Grcenridse-sve has oee9 an ao
-,o,nte5 a member Of the Board or WAFER o'it
pissioners 70 iii the vacancy caused by the DEAN
NJ Ia mes YOUNG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
MOUNT VERNON.

The Board OF Education at a special meeting NJ
Friday night voted TO discontinue the nsh' schooS
~ the city on March l. When the boaro eS'"'
nshed the night schools 1t required 'he
- =. ,oas, fortv Young people that they would he
xno,lar attendants The school began in January
with $50 students. and gave promise Of success.
Although the Board spent about 500 onadh Io
,escbers and incidental eXDer ses, me @ttti,,l'
- dv5indled until a. IS now about eighteen PuPSi
II has been earned that Senator ~Itne{, on -
WSunt Vernon on the confirmation or me bos1u ~.
siSS~roe on 10 appoint three commissloners. VINO 9
- oIrs,r,,ct an outlet sewer for the city ] ne
Sommissioners are TO receive so day. a fSo ~,
80 ~ h,,ild'Dg the sewer is not TO cNcee ,S,-'
mr. sever will be built through the town OF ~
20 Long Island Sound. and under the wafer ~
pabc hearing on the application OF The We fdI
obesfer Electric OF Union. Railroad ON 80
eennTopises on Chester Hill and through SCUM
Third-ave win be held in The Common has ben
oL Soe'..rrdcod three times. PrOpertN-oWItis an
Ppeatv opposed to the South Third.qve rG9tg a' 81
tbere &c also some opposition from the resioe"'' VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

Al the Sunday afternoon conference IN Amity
Hail No 312 West Ffty-fourth-st, to-day at 4
n m. the Rev. Josiah Strong president or the
League Of Social Service will speak on The
Christian Law of Service az Applied to Laoor ana
Capital"
The Huraaria Ladies' Ala Society. organized
+vraIve wears ago 70 help destitute families with
ON, distinction as to nationality or creed has ar
rsoqed for the benefit Of its charity fund a Martha
Washington tca-party "Wednesday at the cen
tral Opera House. Sixty-seventh-st ana Inird-aNe
Tho Citizens Pedlers' Association Of Greater
Ncw-York Will meet this evening at o'clock at
40 sc Orchard-st. Alderman Louis Minsky VIII
preside. and Judge Henry NJ. GoidfoG'e ana OUTFITS
will address the meeting
Professor r D. Salisbury. Of the University OF
chicago will speak on The Geology Of the Sur
f,co Formations IN the vicinity Of NewYork city
-o-rnorrow night before the section OF geology ana
rnfnora1ogv Of tho New York Academy OF Sciences
No p West Thrty-hrst-st.
The dinner Of the New-York cigar manufacturers
vii he held at Delmonico's on Tuesday evening
The dinner Will be the largest ever given by the
New-York cigar manufacturers. weH-kno"n SPEAK
ers will respond to the toasts. Nahan FTankos
orchestra Will play and unique souvenirs will be
furnished for the occasion. The cigars which viii
~. consumed at the dinner have been specially
manufactured by leading New-York cigar Wanu-
facturers in competition
sDecial half-hour Lenten services for business
men consisting Of the Litany, hymns. and brlef
address by the Rev. Brockholst Morgan, VIII DC
held every Friday In Lent in ST. Pauls Chapel at
1906 o'clock
DIT. Elmer Gates Of Washington. and Appleton
Park Lyon Of this city. will speak on "Psychursy
before the Nineteenth Century Club at Delmonicos
on Thursday. al $50 p. m
The Commercial Gable Company yesterday morn
ing issued the following notice: Messages for
Japan are stu subject to heavy delay. message
received from Yokohama this morning was hled IN
Yokohama at no p m, February 10
Next Wednesday evening, February p Washing-
toms Birthday. President Seth Low will deliver a
lecture on Washington IN tho Board OF Educa-
ton course in the great hall Of Cooper Union. All
are invited.
II c. T. Parker will send his address, letter on
his solution Of problem In interest Will he for
warded him
The Patriotic Republican Club. No. 2S East Sew
enty-eighth-st.. had extremely successfui
ladies night" last evening. There was an en-
tovable programme Of instrumental and vocal
music and recitatons. and refreshments were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
TARRYTOWN.

The funeral Of X. Herschel Purdy. clerk Of
Creenhurg Township, who died at his nome IN
Washinston.st, on Thursday evening Will he held
., o'clock this afternoon at the Asbury Methodist
Episcopal Church. The pastor, the Rev NiIliap
+ Compton and the Rev. J. Selden spencer rector
., Christ Episcopal Church. Will conduct the ser
vices The burial Will be in Sleepy Hollow Gene
terv The members OF the Greenourg IOWn bQQalq,
The BOARD OF Education Of Washington irving Hlsh
Srhool Hope Hose Company, the veteran IT. dS5
mems Association and Westminster Lodge 81 Ouu
Fellows will attend IN body. " a., 1870 ID
A Well-dressed man. about thirty-fVe years oIl
a. be;nt, detained al the local police station. He
was put off train at this place on Tuesday ny me
conductor who believed him 10 be insane. Al
the police station he told Chief Nosslttor tSat ne
was John Given and that his home was In south,
port Conn he had SIG in cash gold wateh ana ana
chain and a diamond stickpin. He seems 10 he IN a
dazed condition chief Nossitter teegraphed 10
Southport for information ,.s
Captain James NJ Rcqua has been appointed
postmaster at this place 10 succeed his brother
isaac Recua who resigned 10 accept the PRESIDENCY
~ The Westchester County Savings Bank. Captain
Reoua was appointed postmaster by Fresldt1t
Uarrison but was not permitted 10 serve out ms
full term by the last Cleveland Admnstration. he
e = Republican OF high standing. ana MS appoint
Tnent is satisfactory 10 the residents or Iarfyto"h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
PORT CHESTER.

Rohert Bowers. who Is employed by his brother.
Richard Bowers OF this village was run down by
an express train at Harrison yesterday morning
and instantly Killed. The man was walking on the
tracks inspecting the switches. IN performance ~
his duty and did not hear the train until II was
100 late 10 escape Coroner Banning ordered the
hodv removed TO the Harrison station. Bowers
va: thirty years old and was the main support OF
The Young people OF the Summerfed Methodist
Epscopal Church Will give an entertainment on
rlyt TS1esday night. which viii be the first OF
series 10 obtain money 20 build a new church the
Young women Of the church Will be me uShers
Prlvats Baker OF the Aston Battery l. :. A
lectured IN the Rye Lyceum last evening 10 me
members Of the Boys Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
SING SING.

Brady sarles. a wealthy farmer. died al ms nome
on the Pinesbridge Road. east OF THIS Nllase' va
Wednesday lie was about seventy years on
Secretary Morrison will conduct the : % Goes
vices for at the Young Men 49, hts
sao,a,ion roo,ns his afternoon. This will be his
loo, eerlce prior 10 his departure for his rev posS
Of duty in Montreal Edwin ID BaTreu WI I-rio ION
~ rneeting OF the Baptist Young Ie1.itS' D.
N ,.orin1 and the services Of the Young feo-
pies society Of Christian EndeaVor Will O0 '''
d,,ct.d hv the Missionary Committee. 49, ,r,aea
Tbere is a feeling among the people OF ms NIIheS9
~ he local trolley company should be ut".fg'
ientcrtlv H. the matter OF the back taxes puIl
isga and town, which have been accunutlaJI'i,s
agsnst the concern for several years ana theIo -
,i1tie doubt that the company Will De met ny =
nan half-wav by the town and village authorires
a. an epdeayor to relieve the road OF l's en"a
s-1en. which interferes with the proposed eA-
tension Of the line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YORK SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IS
lsa-ARRIvED.

PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY is
lSM-ARRIvED.
Steamer orrniston C}r, Durham. Glasgow January q
rchandise 70 Austin Baldwin Co Arrived at tne
Steamer Poarsjernen DAM. Nielsen. set,in January
% and Copenhagen "a win merchandise 10 tuFhesN
v l,s' 40 sauthamnton 5 Win menchandse 20
cabin and 3f seerase passengers TO oerichs 90. At
steamer MaasiaIn Dutch. Potter Rotterdam February
and Isuogne B. with mdse Al cabin and Els sieeTase
passengers 10 Hoand-Amerca Line Arrived at tho
Do" steamer ntnriette H Berg barcelona January %
J II Winchester & co. Arrived the Bar at Il IN.
steamer somerhn OBJ. Davies Girgenu December 81.
FEBRUARY %. with mdse 70 Hrze. teltHann CO. ,ssei
70 simpson. Spence q Young. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer America Clor Evieuth Kingston February
and MIX RIVER H. with mdse and Ave cabin passengers
TO Gillespie Brothers Arrived Al tho Bar al l."o m
Steamer cornanche Pennington Jacksonville February
10 and 16 with mdse and passengers 70 WI
Steamer city q Augusta. Daggett savannah February
H. arrived T. with mdse ana PASSENGERS 70 0eean - %
with mdse and passengers to ocean IS co. ~, $780,.
sandy Hook y J.. Feb. IS $50 p m.-Wind caimi
SAILED
Steamers Trinidad drA FOR bermuda: Etrlria gr.
Antonio. Peninsular PorD. Lisbon. etc. spaaIndam
Dutch) Rotterdam; Ains OBJ. Jereme; Ala G3r
Philadelphia chauetie New orleans: Adra (Gen. Ant
SG srJ glasgow: San Mace San Juan. etc
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Southampton Feb ls-sailed. steamer 81 Louis Rande
New-York land passed Hurst Castle al l.i0 M.
Liverpool. Feb ls-sailed. steamer Umbrta (Br Dut-
NeV-YOIk.
swansea FEB ls-saed steamer Jersey City DID,
Watkins New York.
Lizard FEB iS-Passed. Elise Marie Ger
Remers New-York for Flushing. Westernlhnd Cbeig)
Butt Of Lewis. Feb Passed Thingvalla
Dam. Laub. SeV-York Tor Chrstiansand etc
Bremen. Feb lS-Ar1yei. steamer h Meier Cen
steencken New-Yo.k. Feb IS. sailed STEAMER olden-
New Y
Antwerp Feb is-Arrived steamer 81 Cuthher tBD.
Pugh. Sew-York. Feb y. sailed steamer Fresland
(3elg). Nckels. New York
Havre Feb. Is. 4 m-saled. steamer la Normsndie
stctiin. Feb i5-Arr.yed steamers Antwerpen DAM
Holm. New York. via Copenhagen. Island DAM SHodl
New-York. Chrisflansand. etc.
Dunkirk. Feb 1s-Arrived. steamer Blrden Tower 1r
81 Michasls Feb l6-saed. steamer AIsatia dBr
Wards from Naples for York. passed steamer Ems
Gen HarrassoWttz. Genoa for New-Y0Tk
Palermo Feb i7-Arrived steamer Victoria Or
Bridges Leghorn for NeW-York.
Genoa FEB le--Arrived. steamer Aer Ger. Nierch
Fiums, Feb is--saed. steamer Gotttred schenksr
(Aust, Parovioh. New-NoTk.
singapore. Feb i4-Saiied steamer Commonwealth dr)
Port Elizabeth FEB l2--,Aniyed steamer orel Bp
MAddren. New-York via St VIncent @ v. ana Cape
Town
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
YONKERS

Patriotic exercises were held IN me STUDY nan
y, the high school on Friday in observance Of the
birthdays Of Washington and Lincoln. There were
essays Rotations. instrumental music and al
dresses. and letters from Admiral Sampson Major
General Miles and Governor Roosevelt
The members Of the YOnkers Canoe club cele-
brated the thirteenth anniversary Of the CLUB on
Friday night About nifty members and frienos
were In attendance, and a short entertainment was
given. The Crescent Athletic Club, OF Brooklyn,
the New-York Canoe Club and the Knickerbocker
Canoe Club represented.
The lecture scheduled for last night AZ the Won
ans Institute before the Yonkers Kindergarten As
ISOLATION by Professor G. Hanford Henderson on
"The Social Purpose was postponed on account OF
the Illness OF the lecturer.
At a special meeting OF the Common Council on
Friday night a bill authorizing the Common Coun-
e4 to appropriate $1,000 toward defraying the sx-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
KATONAH.

Nrail-carriers and residents Of Northern west
chester County who succeeded IN reaching the DIFF
ferent railroad stations Friday and yesterday
brought reports Of suffering. financial losses and
other incidents caused by the blizzard IN the out
living districts. The roads were blocked with
dJrtfs t,rentv feet high making II impossible for
p4ople 10 attend business or for the children 10 az
lend school ,s -. o,ro.a
~ make visits 10 their patients on OK slecs ana
The funeral OF Mrs Hannah Cagney. VINO oieo on
Monday AZ Redford Village, was delayed untli yes
ierosy owing 10 tho inability Of the undertaken 10
ach he vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HUIT'I'
A1BERMARLE-s John Boyle Of L 12l1 y e
and J. f. Hargreaves. Of London ~ ~ a.. W
and Pr5es5or chsr5s W shields OF PTnCe'op
EMPIRE George A Amsden OF boplonI d, 81
or5nto HoLLAND-C w yo CS ar A 81 Ba't
~ secr1tary of The swedish and Norwegian
Legation Washns,on ana Judg9 + s Tayl3I' Of
Foit Wayne, Ind. MURRAY HIL71 TI44i5 m \ o.
Mc1 Dewey secretary Of the Board OF Of Regents W
81 the University of the State OF Ne|-1 ORR p W -
DORF-Fcrdinand W. Peek, COMMISSIONER -''e'e'"'
10 the Paris Exposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

The Ice crop along this part Of the Hudson klVer
has all been harvested. both from the river ana the
inland lakes and ponds
A Buchanan & Co.'S oilcloth factory FOUR
miles from this place is running hlght anu u0' ~
been m with orders. Since January they nave ne
r,,n their first export trade TO Porto flco anu ia"
Jana The factories are being enlarged
In the Putnam County Surrogates court INC aC-
counts Of Sela Armstrong and Henry lewis Al
strong executors OF the estate OF thelr Iallel,
c1osa 70 one hundred years. have been settled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19
IRVINGTON.

Last summer the taxpayers APPROPRIATED ev',VVo
for the construction Of new "a'e'"o'Ns -
-, - sbou,r that the estimated cost Is insult
6cient and proposition will be submitted 10 oiic
taxnavers al the next charter election ioi n" ~"
Il ti0nal appropriation.