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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-10
No. 2Oi Allen 81,


Street. .
s. All certain ana lot Of land situated N
borough Manhattan o. the city Of New YORK ON
the northerly side OF Twentieth street. between . oe
entn and Eighth Avenues known a map OF seNSrea
lots ground numbered from 20 ~. both inelusve
made by Francis r. vidal. city surveyor ana oesrink
date 27th January 1927 lot number I'VE tO ana US
eastery part q lot number four 90 bounded arc con
taning 70 said map follows. Soutn"estsfy
front by Twentieth street tweny-sx feet esh iaehss
northwesterly by westerly u sad lot nuoci
~ seyenty-three feet seven inches more or .-'
ncrheasterly the tventy-six feet eight inons
and inches
Being the same premises conveyed Robert Shells ny
separate deeds. thereof oy Francis J Dorenns
and wife date the twentieth day % June, ist,
and recorded Register % the city ana
county OF York Liber 506 q conveyances. psgs
iag ard the other thereof by Elijah Fser and viie.
hearnp date the tweny-se' snth day z April 1879. ana
recorded said Registers Office Liber 62i Of con-
veyances page H.
The following Is a diagram thereof;
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18th Street

Inc ap.roAma. e am.4nl charge Ia sSt's,g
which the described property is to be sou u
S102i2JO with interest thereon from letn day OF
O. s30Jl5 Wh interest from February 2+h. ls99 70
ge,her with the expenses ~ the sale Inc appto =,
amount of taxes other liens when are ~
allowed purchaser out Of the purchase Wos "
paid by Refe SJ23.33 and Interest ne
Will sold subject % first mortgage oi S-DVVV "'
thereon from October lst. ls'>
Dated Neg YORK February 9th. 1899.
ANDREW s. HAMERSLEY, Referee
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c,rAIrD pROpOsALs will be received az

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received AZ
= "a. Office OF the I-ght-Iiouse inspector Iompkn~
vile n y urtii - O'Clock " April 4 lSy snd tnsa
onen.s for maintaining all the bnois nov 81 me cAnnes
x I.ke Champ Pc staeks kysr *, J. 5a.
.,w..u New York Troy. n Y. Firs Island inri
e7a Great south BAY New Inlet Jones Inlet kocAaN4 y
Wer Channel Hog Island Inlet south ste % Long isanf
\ and stamford Herbor Conn. AND sacn liners 20
may be authorized f0r from july 1 l>Ss = az
p-ance xith sp-cncatlons copies q which with blank
,~e~,sais and cfssr nfornaucn b. hal upon april
cation u SHEPARD. Captain. L. ; \.
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i2fth s.

There are 10 liens u any kind agsns, the above do
scrhed property
Dated New YcrA March 9th. 1929.
CHARLES r. oLENnoRF Pe,sr-a
OTIS & PRESSINGER.
Attorneys Plaintiff.
III Broadway.
Borough o. Manhattan.
New York CITY
EDWIN .. DCSENBCRY
Attorney for Defendants.
% Liberty Stree.
Borough Of Manhattan.
NV York City
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foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

YORK. Charles IL Herche. plaintiff. against Peter
Herche and others, defendants
In pursuance Of a judgment OF foreclosure ana SAFE
duly made and entered the above entitled scton
bearing twenty-fourth day OF February. 1880.
will sell public auction az the New York Real Estate
Salesroom. No III Broadway. In the Borough OF Mar
haitian City u New York the 22nd day Of March
1899 II o'clock that day. by Peter F. Meyer
auctoneer the premises directed by said judgment 10 De
sold and therein scrlbed as follows: go ~,
All that certain lot piece or parce! OF land with tne
buildings erected situate lying and being IN the
City Of New York. bounded and described as follows
BEGINNING d a point the ScuthWestery corner oI
Ienox Avenue and 18th running thence south
ery asng the westerly side Of Lenox Avenue twenty-five
feet and fOar inches thence westerly paral4c
fS7th Street and part way through party wa;
seventy-ve feet running thence norhery parael VIZ
Tenox inches 10 the south
e sid of i3Tth street and thence Easterly along me
s1ufhery size Of 18th street seventy-hFe feet 70 the
point place AZ beginning.
Dated New York. February 2Ith lss9 -
ANDREW s. HAMERSIEY. Referee
GEO " SANFORD
ATTORNEY for Plaintiff
e03 Broadway. New York city
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Twentieth street

Twentieth street
There unpaid assessments or water ratss
parcels / .. and D. The approximate @nloehts
Hens Tor unpaid taxes assessments ana
rates on parcels and :. which are with inter
penalties added thereto % BE- allowed ~ tns
referee follows Or Parcel a. Slo9ASo' en- FAios'
T. $l1325 Parcel 5. SlOJ3 lO . 49,,
Dated February p. 1890.
Messrs. DE- GROVE RIkER,
.fIeneys FOR Pilintlg
PERRY !. FULLER. Esq.
Attorney de endarts Cook al
Ne.s.s TOWNSEND. pYETT & LEVY.
A'1-neys FOR Presbyterian Home for Ageh "on."
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Faith John. 90 Richard " Hoe and another
trustees etc, 80 llG East 4th-st 3 years.
Lowenfeid. Pincus. and William Prayer 70 ne
Network Security and Trust Company. 10
30 10 Isl Madls0n-sf. j year .-.....-..+---..
Same o. American Mortgage COMPANY same
,,pfopeFty J. year .----..-.-+--
Auhlker Arthur o. n Thomas Brady and an
other. No @@6 West l23d-sf. y year ..-----..
same TO same. same property, = year
ManoneN- Daniel. 20 Jonas We'll ana another
nth-st n g. lS3 r OF Avenue G. year
Schmohle. william II. George W Adams.
BI1ome-st \ G corner suffok-st. ! year......
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S,EALED PROPOSALS VIII be received az
- IN. Office o. the Inspector. Tcm7kns-
vile n Y until y o'ciock Al April 4 1899 ard
opened furnishing and delivering fse fol sessss ani
sfatl0ns In the Thirt Lght-ouse Dstrct Tor Asa
va ending June 80 1900 accordance with speciaeA-
fi.rs yiss y when "a baIk proposals anf
formation be- he'd upon Application 10 z N. Sh-P-
Ard. Captain Z. s ~
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be- received at
- ne lflce ~ IAgh- H,uae inspector Tompkins-
.l.c y O.. unfl y O'Clock n. April 4 1892. Cor fur
n-nins deliver pro,ons Tor Nesscis @ud stations
"a ia i-En' Huse > strict foF the GHcal elA-
~ "a Win copies
which blank and other nfoFuaglon may
L. = y.
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nrcnRnED MORTGAGES.

e.,.,, ,..,.,- = 70 Annie T KING. ll2th-st &C ~
% 80 % ~ ein-e, p King Mar
L3ws.' l.'iSi ~ corneT iiltf-s'. year...., Soo'
ee-+. - a. .re.ana q Kins. sth-a'e ' go % So
q - il2.h-f King il2,h-s, w s. 100 . o., ~
~ S,h src ycar .....--.--- "a ~
Hqgahon lonn \. e2 To- go Eas, sthst ~
year ..,.o " 10 oppenheimer Metzssr. - ~
80 p. 400 n " o. West End ave year -
Ms.1ay Her, s'e o Ne- IONS, $ 100
o.. r ~ r-r.ng place O.. years .---.-, 40 iO
w. f6rr % Abraham Boehm ana A>'''' ~ N
T', r., 81 and IS East 2ptn-st yea, o.
KstzeHas,rs J1iq t, 10 and Sos es and New 40
ri.- - ,.,~a .......--.. --..--..- -'''o
- Ho fel-h and Jacob F~inberF m
t e-e-r an6 Isidore Iackfon. NO 49, - m
and - s,anion-si ,iyssas Gr.s.rni,h ana Sol
4<-.ii-' r. ,,,.-s-lan-aye. 8 corner iltih- .
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Bethune ST
No. ~ Washiagton g.

g. A. that certaln lot piece parcel OF land situate
lying being borough of Manhattan OF the CRY
Of New York fronting or Orchard street known end do
iuguisaed ot number thousand and thirty three
fetm number be.ug twenty feet front orchard
street twenty feet n the and eghysesen fee sx
inches deep being the same premises now Known ana Dis
tngushed number one hundred and twenty one orchard
said city ana which conveyed unto Isaac
William LenuiuE william
Dennng late q the city Of New York deceased By deed
caring date February eighteenth. thousand eight
hundred and twenty-five and recorded March tenth
thousand eight hundred and twenty-five IN the Once OF
the Register the city and county o, New York beng
the SAME premises Robert SHELLS BY Benaiah
fn--we Referee hv deed bearing fate the seventeenth
AN " September lst9 and recorded In said Registers
o~i.e In Liner IG2 q Conveyance page 3-9
TIE following Is a diagram thereof
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forerIosnre Sales.

-
norhery the other side BY the oner oemahnD ~,
~ sah lot number sixty containing in width IN iront
and feet and eight inches and IN l-ns'n s
each side eehfy-seven ak inches the same nys
or less. the premises being known az NO zyl Anen
street including include the one equal BAN per
Of the wall between said premises sn'
the house on adjoining on the northery sas.
whit party wall said houses: oeiEE tHe
premises conveyed Robert shiels oy fse ~
bearing date the twenty osy
Of June is5e and recorded in said Registers ONCE In
T.her 1872 ~ Conveyances. page 20
The followtng fr thereof:
-.
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Proposals

PROPOSALS will be received AT the Bureau
os Supplies ard Accounts. Navy Department, wash
ingt0n. y c. until - O'Clock March "a. 1899. ara
publicly opened Immediately thereafter 70 furnish TIE
Navy Yard. Norfolk Va quantity % bolts and nuis
brushes feather dusters and
clay canvas TAX canvas thread. mas CURED
hair handles nax hardware. nttlngs iagot
copper crcckery crockefy rings. and sheet iron bla1k
proposals furnished upon application 70 the Navy
Pay once Norfolk Va. 70 TIE bureau EDWIN
STEWART Paymaster General L : y. 22S-S
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Delsaeey street

r All certain 49, pee, n. pace. =. greuns 81
iate wing and beng ! tire borough - Nt-hattan OF
the ey OF New YORK ueing part a cerfain l't piece
or parcel OF ground ami tnrusneo certain
man or chart EVert Bancker Junior ca tAc 2itn
day December. 7u5 bv Ion number szty top oounded
eastefiy Allen street soufney on one side
b, lot number nfty-nne said rap westerly m rear
b. part O. lot nuE.Isr h.tJ-laEee sad map. sad
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3 All that lot parcel OF land situate and
heinz IN the borough OF Manhattan = city u New
York and known number 52 eve hundred and Twelve
Greenwich street eastery front by Green
street uorthery by land now or formerly belong s
the heirs Lewis Lorton. westerly IN the rear oy
Land also belonging the said heirs "
Lewis Iorton. sOutnerly also Dy land OF said heirs
containing N width and each eighteen fee,
four inches and length each side forty feet De tie
dimensions more or less Being the sane premises con
vevei 20 Robert Shells by william McNuTay Referee.
bv deed bearing tweny-hird day OF December,
1850 and recorded In said Registers Office N Loer 500
Of conveyances. page %.
The following Is diagram thereon;
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40 80 Bethuae St

5 All that certain lot situate. lying and being
the o. Manhattan the city % New YORK. on
eastery OF Washington street ard distinguished
on map entitled Map OF property belonging 20 the
estate OK Robert Halliday. deceased" filed N the Reg
oifce OF and u New York by the
number 1Gl sixteen bounded westerly front BY Wash
ingt0n inches eastery IN the
bv l1t Il tseventeen) said map twenty feet the
n0rhery seyeny-eight feet nine inches and the
s0u'hery 0f - uftecn and part ~ o p twenty
one nine inches Whereabouts be the
SAID several dimensions or less. being the same
premises conveyed Robert Shells Edward HALL
day admins;rator. &c by deed bearing date the fret
day MAY lS4i and recorded IA said Registers ct.ce
IN Liher 4it Of Conveyance. page 56s.
no a tfag~qnr thereof.
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issued mder B0pdh0iderS' Agreement
dufed October l, 1877:
Pursuant the requirement Of the aoove-ment!one'
Dondh7lers Agreement holde-s u Cern afes OF
Deposit hereby notified Plan OF Readjustnent
dated February 1899 has been formulated. and that
the Undersigned Depos under SAID OF
October I. 1897. adopted approved Plan
authorized Sad agreement Copies said Plan o.
Reatjustment lodged Offices OF the under
signed inspection by holders o. Certificates Of Deposit
As provided ir said agreement Of October !. 1891 any
certificate holder such Plan any
before March % 1929 withdraw bonds repre-
sented by certificates upon surrender Of his certh
Gates but all certificate holders who shall rot with Ia
sad time withdraw their bonds shall De conclusivey
deemed have assented approved ana adopted such
Plan and the Readjustmen Agreement dated February
1899 and snail thereby without further
notice and the Deposisries shall thereupon and
holders the pu-
pose Of carrying such plan and deposit such
bonds Hereunder
THE EXISTING CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT
ABOVE MENTIONED WILL ENTITLD ASSERTING
HOLDERS TO NEW SECURITIES. AS PROVIDED ~
THE PLAN or REIMBURSEMENT ~ EXCHANGE FOR
THEIR PRESENT BONDS. As AND WHEN SUCH NEW
SECURITIES ARE ISSUED. WITHOUT OTHER GER
TIFICATE ISSUED BY THE READJUsTMENT Man
AYERS.
ANY HOLDER OF SUCH CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSIT DESIRING TO ACCEPT CASH FOR
HIS BONES RATHER THAN THE NEW So
G. RITES, A. PROVIDED N THE PLAN,
MUST PRESENT HIS CERTIFICATES OF DE-
POST TO BE STAMPED ACCORDINGLY on
OR BEFORE MARCH 3, 1890.
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aes Yves, 18Th Street
West 18Th Street

Tn. premises sold free ard clear Of AL iacur-
including ard allowances and the Referee
and the stamp duty on the Ref
eree's deed
Dated New York. February 27th. 1880
DANIEL INGRAHAN. Referee
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&ta Pacific Railroad Company
REIMBURSEMENT.

he hoters q Certificates % the Central Trust Com
'ss The Central Pacific Railroad Company deposited
saa sgrssneat WITH the undersigned Committee dated
Itss-e.r 2 1907
y ssners meeting Of the holders OF said certificates
Hs esntral Trust Company Of New York held a. the
-'' q August Belmont d Co. 10. 20 Nassau Street.
"'' i~s CITY on February 9Th. 1899 resolution
:" UNANIMOUSLY adopted authorizing the Committee 70
- Tie pan ard agreement for the readjustment ~
H& So @'''o"1 any 1'@
~V-DEks OF THE AFOREMENTIONED GER
c,.--"IEs SHOULD PRESENT THEIR CERTIFI-
We We 10 THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF
YORK FOR EXCHANGE FOR CERTIFICATES
DhPosiT ISSUED UNDER TIE PLAN OF RE
r.stAENT o. OK BEFORE MARCH 23D. 1888
WIDER TO ENTITLE HOLDERS OF RE-
yoNhENT CERTIFICATES or DEPOSIT
ls,Af OF THE BENEFITS OF THE PLAN
q, AsREEMENT. THE CASH PAYMENT OF
posnA SHARE MUST BE MADE on OR b.
srs.. APRIL 6. 1899. AT THE OFFICE OF
rnss'As SPEYER CO.. THE DEPOsiTARl
PIX THE PLAN. AND MUST BE RECEIPT
,noR BY THE DEPOsITARY IN THE GER
n"AiEs or DEPOSIT.
~" Ne~ Yo'k March % 1880
AUGUST BELMONT.
JOHN g. CARLISLE,
GEORGE COPPELL,
We" York Stockholders Committee
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finaHrial
finannal,
r,tral Pacific Railroad Company Readiustment

~ udors of the following Bonds and Stock
p pauroad Company Mortgage
,... pacific Railroad and
tMoigag Bonds and B.
, piae Railroad Company
c.,hsl PsfeRa Land Bonds
Rairoa Company
,.,., Pacific Railroad COmpan tYear Five Per Cent Bonds.
c.,ro, Pacific Railroad Company
.rlna Ageem f the lust n
r
rTrrresto MAR
man lan cndto on "a uia g may iups
@ ma &c tane the Offices n
SPEYER CO., New York
SPEYER BROTHERS,
IAZ SPEYER ELLISSEN, nkforq Mnn.
TEIyFTRA MATTOS BROTHERS.
DEUTSCHE BANK,
GUTHRIE
sC4OATE
,Radu
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
Speyer & Co.'S Certificates of Deposit
FOR The CAPITAL STOCK or THE
Central Pacific Railroad Co.

Pursuant 10 the Plan and Agreement for the Reaciust-
rnent o. the Central Pacific Railroad Company. dated
February g. 1899, tie undersigned hereby call ior mo
cash payment Of So per share deposited TO De made h'
d.pstors OF said pursuant 90 the provisions thereof
.Paymen, OF such amount must be made on APRIL o.
1899 or al the option Of the depostoT may he made az
any earlier date the undersigned for account oi me
syndicate the Office q the Deposi'ary Me'sTs sp'}s
= ~ On Rroad Street New York or NJ the Offices q
the undersigned firms acting their agents ~ Europe
payments must recspted for on the certitcaies o.
1)erosit by the Dep1stary any o. the sad firms
Failure such cash payments on or oei're Slch
date vii subject he deposited stock 10 forfeiture 10 the
SYNDICATE az provided IN Readiusiment Agreement
Dated February p. 1899.
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Central Pacific Fiity.Year Five Per Cent Mort.
gage Bonds,
DUE APRIL 1, 1890.
DUE APRIL 1. 1880.

To the HOl7erS Of Certificates Of Deposit
issued mder B0pdh0idsrS' Agreement
dafed October l. 1871:
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/ All that certain lot. piece or parcel q ground STU
lying and being on the souherly SIDE or betauns
borough o. Manhattan OF the city ~ NeW
York. and and distinguished q certain map
entitled MAP 0f property belonging 20 the estate " h0p-
Halliday deceased" filed In the Office OF the Register
the Of New York by the mum
lD and is bounded northerly In front ~
twenty-five feet southery in the rear by
parts twenty-one I'D and (22 said
map feet westerly 90 one side ID plrt hJ ot
sixteen 6l said map eighty feet and eastery on the
other by eighteen said seventy-nre
inches be the said several dimensions more or
less premises conveyed 10 Robert shells
ny Charles q. sm-dberg and by deed bearing date
DAY Or aay ls45 and recorded In said Reg
lster's office Liber 463 OF nyeyances page 49,
The following is dagram thereof:
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a fecei. - LNiS and subscriptions for The Tribune
= .o po,,. O" ger UPTOWN Otlle 30. Lax Broadway,
Atts fe-. ~ o4at-st, until O'Clock o. ~. advertise
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Crhncl Gnrncles.

School Srenues.
~NCs0S.0N0o~o r-rJe.o-
A MERlCAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
y supplies Professors Ttac Tutors. Governesses
&C IL 'illeeea. Schools afd ial! lics Apply
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG FULTON. - Union Square.
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9nsIrnluoD
....ooo~~o~~0~~~~~~~
For Boys and Young Men-City.
DERKELEY SCHOOL
Is MI remove IL April % rs new home. Madison Ave
- 4pth 81 Glasses limited twelve boys.
mn CLARK READ. Registrar
For Both Sexes-City
T7RENCH SPANISH. GEIMAN. ITALIAN. ETC.
e In glasses .r privately. Day evening
THE EFRI.ITL SCHOOL or LANGUAGES.
rrcaduaF cY~ 18th So. y Y. & - Court ST. hkyn
| TAUGHT TO THE DEAF
sTANMERING
and other speech defects corrected
DAVID GREENE IA Ncst iith ST., New York.
For + ~ ard Young Men-Country.
TIATNFTEI.D ACADEMIA n lone school for Boys. At
L tr.rte h-aIfntu ana thorough. individual attention
,-0rr< RRTWER. a. NJ. Pr u.. Fairfield. Com.
NrApLrWOoD. CDNCORDVILLE Pa - Successful
M school one II the nfuse with energy.
NJ bovs 10 duties o. lie prepared for business college
silG under D. years S-ul Location beautiful elevated
healthy. 10 tobacco. J. shortdEe Yaiel. A. n. PFn
Tor Young Lndies-Country.
TIME OeslNING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
sing Sing -ou-the Hudson LA e. C.. FULLER
Principal aist year
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eth-st. 10 635 70 $50 East FOR two sx-story brick
tathous~s. with stores 3Oxsl.il. Jacob sommer
No 40 East 9Oth-st. owner, Samuel sass
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-12-29
Unparalleled Success.

Among the noted professional men Of
this country who have achieved ex-
traordinary success are the France
Physicians of the France Medical In
stitute. This institution was establish
ed in 1886 for the treatment of all forms
of Chronic, Private and Special diseases.
The France physicians have an estab-
Iished reputation all over this country
for their remarkable success in curing
so-called incurable diseases. They
have restored hundreds of people to per-
feet health that had been given up as
hopeless by other physicians. They
have met with remarkable success in
this community and will continue their
monthly visits to Canton another year.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
the afflicted to meet them in their pri-
vate rooms at the Hotel Yohe, Thurs
day, January 4th, between a. m. and
6 p. m. One day only. Consultation
free and strictly confidential.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-12-29
HOffman-Simmer.

A very pleasant event of Christmas
day was the wedding at noon OF Mr..
f. f. Hoffman and Miss Ada Simmer,
which occurred at the home of the bride
at 1902 East Third street this city, in
the presence of the families and a few
invited friends. The bride has been a
very popular young lady and the groom
is a former we'll known Canton young
man now engaged in business at New
Philadelphia, where he will take his
bride after a honeymoon at western
points.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-12-29
Christmas Surprise.

Plain township people made merry
Christmas eve at the residence of the
Justice John Diehl. The squire was
surprised late in the evening when a
party of friends came marching up to
his front door and raped. When he
opened he discovered that they carried
large Christmas tree, bedecked with
glitterng toys and other decorations.
The tree was carried inside where, in a
little speech, it was formally presented
to the squire, who accepted it with
pleasant words of thanks. He invited
the guests to sit down to a collation. of
delicious eatables, after which they de-
parted. The justice, it is understood,
took the matter as joke and the even
ing was right merrily spent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-12-29
WENT TO TOLEDO;
Assistant District Attorney
Chosen From the NOrtn-
west Ohio City.

Canton could not land the attorney
ship for the northern district of Ohio
nor could the city secure the place of
assistant. w. II. Smith was candi-
date for the place. but failed to secure
the appointment. 1t was given out ut
Cleveland yesterday that Robert Tuck
er, OF Toledo, had been appointed.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer, discussing
the list of candidates, says:
The soreness in their hearts will he
aggravated when they learn they were
never considered in connection with the
job they sought. When L. G.. Laylin
announced that he did not want the
job of assistant the eyes of the men
mostly Senator Hanna-who had the
giving away of the appointment in
charge, were turned toward Toledo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-12-29
NORTH INDUSTRY NUGGETS
Some of the Happenings From 6
FlOurishing Little
Place.
North Industry, O., Dec. 27.

North Industry, O., Dec. 27.
A happy New Year to all.
VIM. Jones, of Howenstine, is still in
critically condition.
A little girl of Newton Sickafoosse is
dangerously i'll with diphtheria.
George Noragon and wife visited
their father and post master of Sherods-
vile over Christmas.
Sam Lands and VIM. Seifert Of our
village have gone to Canton to help
John Skeels on the Wikidal building.
Mr.. Edward Ashton and two sons of
Butler county, Pa.,visited his brother
Jack Ashton, in North Industry, over
Christmas.
Charlie Mcdonald, of Burton mines,
has moved his family to North Law
renee, where he has secured work in
the mines of that place.
Our venerable farmer John Houts
has bought property in Canton on
Cleveland avenue. Mr.. Houts expects
to sell his personal property by early
spring and will move to the city by the
1st of April.
Mr.. Kelly, our ticket agent, has been
transferred to Peninsula, and G. r.
blythe. of Canton. has taken his place,
having moved his family in part OF Mr..
Henry Howenstine's house.