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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-04-20
CRONJE AT ST. HELENA.
The Boer General, His Wife and Staff
are landed.

ST. Helena, April 14.-General Cronje,
his wife and three of his staff of the
former Boer commando, who, with
other Boer prisoners, arrived here on
the Niobe and Wilkee, April 10th, were
Handed today, accompanied by Colonel
Reef. They were met by the governor
land commander-in-chief of st. Helena,
his excellency, Robert S~terndale, and
Mrs. Sterndale. at the castle, where the
party remained for an hour, afterwards
proceeding to the Lent building. Cen
leral Cronje looks well and appears
cheerful.
The other Boer prisoners will disem-
bark Monday.
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To Accommodate those who are par
Itial to the use OF atomizers in apply
ing liquids into the nasal passages for
catarrhal troubles, the proprietors pre-
pare E1y's Liquid Cream Balm Price
the spraying tube Is 70
lces1ts. Druggists or by mail me
liquid embodies the medicinal PROPER
tiles of The solid preparation. CIea m
balm Is quickly absorbed by the m
lbrane and does not dry UP tne sccI rs,
and baaItbv rae Ely Brothsrs.
l56 warren street, New York.
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RELIGION AND POLITICS.

Paris. April 1.-THE Rome CORES
pondent of The Temps, in a dispatch
that a almost official significance.
THE papal decision prohibiting the
lassumptionists from continuing the
editorial management OF La Croix was
arrived at after a solemn conclaye II
bishops and cardinals. Hereafter 20
religious congregation viii be permit
tied to take any part in politics. This
decision is binding upon Catholics all
over the world, including the Ameri-
lean Paulists."
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RRA0HHO'S
Female Regulator

which is the true cure provided
by Nature for all female troubles. 1t
is the formula of a physician of the
highest standing, who devoted his
whole life to the study Of the dis
tinct ailments peculiar to u moth
ers. wives and daughters. 1t is made
of soothing. healing. strengthening
herbs and vegetables, which have
been provided by a kindly Nature to
cure irregularity in the menses, Leu.
corrhea, Falling of the Womb, Nerv.
BUSINESS, Headache and Backache.
In fairness to herself and to Brad.
held's Female Regulator, every
suffering woman ought to give it a
trial. A large 81 bottle will do q
wonderful amount of good. Sold by
druggists.
Send for a aiesiy illustrated free book o. the sbjea.
The Bradfleld Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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IN DURHAM.
Ten New Cases Discovered There on
Monday.

Durham, n. c., April 16.-During the
past twenty-four hours ten new cases
of smallpox have been discovered here.
All are negroes. One of these is the
wife of Eli Harrington, who escaped
from quarantine several days ago. DR..
4. T. Brooks, county health officer,
had min of the smallpox patients car
ried to the pest house, and today had
one more. DR.. Brooks says that out
of the entire number of cases just dis
covered there are seven we'll defined
cases.
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CAROLINA DEFEATS TENNESSEE
University Team Gains Another Base
Ball Victory.
Especial to the Messenger.)

Chapel Hill, N. c., April 16.-The
University Of North Carolina crossed
bats with the University Of Tennessee,
today at Winston The weather was
favorable and both teams did some
-ery pretty playing, while a good
crowd witnessed the contest, which
resulted in favor Of the University or
North Carolina by a score OF s to f..
Wilcox, Carolina's scrub pitcher, man
aged to hold the Tennessee boys down
TO s hits, while North Carolina got 4
Errors, Carolina 3, Tennessee s. Same
teams play here tomorrow.
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SENATOR DANIELS DENIAL

Lynchburg, Va, April 14.-United
States senator Daniel, in an interview
here today, authorized a positive de-
nial of the statement that he opposes
1.-THE proposition to call a constitutional
convention in Virginia. He declares
THAT he favors the present movement
to hold a convention and will advocate
the proposition in the state democratic
convention which assemblies at Nor
folk. Nav 2nd.
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WILLIAM F. MILLER CONVICTED

New York. April 16.-William 81. Mil
Ter. Of Franklin syndicate fame, was
found guilty by a jury in the county
court in Brooklyn tonight Of grand ar
Iceny in the first degree for taking
from Mrs Katherine Moeser 81, 100
which h invested In his $50 per cent.
lscheme to get rich quick" The pris-
loner was remanded for sentence a week
next Friday.
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HRS. LOTTRIDGE SENT TO JAIL.
Chicago. April 1s.-Mrs. Louise Lott
ridge was committed 10 b county
jail this afternoon. charged with the
murder of Rufus Wright. Hearing Of
the case was continued until April
24th. The prisoner acted like a ma
MAC.
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VICTORIA TO PRoLoNG HER STA

VIoloniA ~ rONE LEN iEi
Dublin, April 16.-The Queen, accom-
panied by the ~princesSes drove out in
an open landau today in h presence
of immense holiday crowds. The route
was past the Hibernian school TO
C~londalkin, returning to the vice regal
lodge by way of Long avenue which
was still lined with equipages and
cheering crowds when her majesty re-
turned. The queen has decided &c
prolong her stay in Ireland until April
9th.
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Killed While Using a Telephone

Tuscaloosa, Ala, April 16.-Rev. 0.
B. Wilson. superintendent of h Still
man institute, was killed by lightning
today while using a telephone. He was
a Virginian and at the time of his
death was employed in the WORK of
educating negroes under the direction
of the Southern Presbyterian church.
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ATLANTA BASKET WORKS.

Atlanta, Ga, April 1.-THE Atlanta
Basket Works were organized here to-
day with an authorized capital of $780,
loco. The company will manufacture
laIl kinds of commercial and ornamen-
ltal baskets. Dan Lyle was chosen
president of the corporation.
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II IT

Women suffer
ing from female
trou BILE and
weakness. and
from IRREGULAR
or painful nen-
ses. ought not
Ito lose hope if
doctors cannot
help them. Ply
SicianS are SC
busy with other
diseases til a t
they do not IN
derstand fully
the peculiar all
ments and the
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OF SENATORS.
THE HOUSE RESOLUTION LAID BEFORE
THE SENATS.
BUFFERS MOTION

1t be Not Referred to tho Com
mittee on Elections Construed as q
Reflection on That Committee-The
tfcn Referred-The House Takes Up
b Nava Appropriation Bill The
Question of Armor Plate Discussed.
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fair trial to

delicate organism Of woman. What
the sufferer ought to do Is to give
q fair trial to
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Beers ON THE RETREAT
THEIR COMMANDS WITHDRAWING IN
SEVERAL DIRECTIONS.
LOCATION OF ROBERTS TROOPS

Enables Him to Assemble Large Force
at Any Point-Thes Siege of wepener
Raised-The Beers Relying on Ameri.
can Intervention Beers Blow Tn
Large Collieries-Dfstress of the BE-
sieged at Mafeking Increasing-Re-
ports of Several Skfrmishes.
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THE CAMPAIGN IN LOUISIANA.

Democratic Rally in New Orleans
Protests of the Caffery Republican
Wing.
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JIIUUI AYENIIES.
4 MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGHNCI
N supplies Professors Teachers Tutors,
&C. 10 Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply
Mrs NJ YOUNG FULTON % Unuu Square
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~-EfELAND. CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AM
ST. LoTIs RAILWAY 90.

- liT-celt n one AND ONE-HALF PER CENT has
49, -sfe1 or IRE Common Capital Stoc OF tLlS ot-
PAYABLE September yext the ONCE OF Aesss
= Morgan d o. New Tork 70 stockholders OF reco-c
e 9e--cz P NJ august 10Th which time the trans
q lSotz ~ closed
s 's9Ns W-l le reoDcned SEPTEMBER 4lh
(-HAEIEE 2 cox. Ireasursr
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foreclosure 5dIes-
STPRE1TE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
- YORK The New Yo-z Academy % Sciences. PLAIN
ttr, against William Neil er al. De1e---nrs
pTrslanca O judgment O. foreclosure and SAFE
duly and entered Jrs above emitted ac-L1n oe
dare 10Th ~ 1900. Z rls u-ls-stg-e-
Referee il judgment named VIII sell a. p-o-ic
auction az Real Estate sales Fot1-- No
III Broadway. -h= Borough " Aar-s---ar ---F q
YORK 1oth OF August l21l az i O clock
the premises directed said Judgment BE sold and
therein describe follows
ALL those certain lots pieces or parcels q ana
situate. lying and being n the -Nenf1--nlrd ara
Is. Il Il j. . ua1 lie IL ne Resls,z-s
oAF-e n ne COMFY Wssr-Essrs- and state ~ N=v
York entitled - Wilton Urpe- Aorrisana and
East NoTrisaza'' sErvsyed by ] C. HucAnogt siFtl
Engineer. July I'm ls3l. roset1er VIE ne 9I-nss
AID lrur,v-rlsucs AID bounded ard described
follows -iz- REEINNING a point TIE nor-Hsriy
formerly First Srreer distant
one hUrcred sev=nry-Svs 40 feet Easr7vs-1ly
from uor-heasrer-y rr1sr n W aLn- Age-ls -or
merry md venue and I4lsr street thence
ninz NorthWsrdIv parallel with said Walnut Avecue
One hundred 200 faer- thence Eas-warcIv and parallel
vita said i4ist street hundred and rWs1-yve la
SoU-hvar1iy and aEa1 parallel with said
walnut hundred C1o0f feet sad N0r-he-iy
-orrhs-v sad l41s- street one hundred and
rvsurv-fva fI2El feer he point q beginning
BEING he premises conveyed W-Lar1 Nell
By Fli-7rsth ard James Ne her husband oy deed
Register of CITY and County - New York April
24rh 1886 n L.aer 1871 - CouveTsIces. page IS.
Dated View YORK. J-lv "a 1900
II Broadway. Mal-harua-- NeW YorS CITY
The foIlovtuE diagram OF the properly e sold
described above: street numbers been given
10 the property As yet-
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The apnrox1rnats amount q 'se len or eha-se %
Nth interest thereon tro1n IRE i2ta day =
and
Amounting sons - from July =. lrfs
together vi expenses Of -he sale
apDruXiuare amount or taxes assessments
other liens wtich Dc allowed the pu-c1ase-
the purchase money paid ~ r1e referee g
SsFs4
me rrerls-s sold subject covenants against
1uisHnCrs
Uated Wv York. July Ie. 300
paFa-
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Proposals.


Z
GINEs AND GENERATORS for use in old Library
space, Capitol ARCHITECTS OFFICE. L. 8. CAPT.
Toll. July %. l9oo-Proposals VIII be received the
until - O'Clock Saturday.
and opened Immediately thereafter the pres
Of such bidders present furnishing
putting il place foundation BE- erected the
Government. forged steel tube boiler Of $50
power, Of the high the
Capitol 70 ne IN all respects similar thereto and the
thereof and for 1871 Kowatt WESTINGHOUSE
generators direct connected suitable Westinghouse
compound with marble power panel connection.
Instruments all 20 be similar
those in use and in conjunction with
plant The right is reserved reject
and all bids ELLIOTT WOODS. Acting Architect [. s
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Gin fotrls.

7 Cd e Cd a Nl . 4 ] @ ~.
4Gth street.
BETWEEN BROADWAY ETT5 NV WNNTTN
AND 9Th Az. l-s w LL-A5
Ffreproot Family Apartment centrally and
srably located modern comfort and convenience N
Guiding long telephone each suite furnished
UnfErlizhsd-
GEO Y MORTON
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DROPOSALs FOR THE CONSTRUCTION

OF sEwERs.-OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION
E.Rs-WashinFtoH. D G. July 81, I9OO-sEALED Pro
POsATS VIII received Office
n August 1900. for constructing
Columbia. Specifications and blank
proposals may be obtained this once The right
EEessr,ed and all bids parts OF Lids.
lgEN-RY B F MCFARLAND. JOHN ". ROSS. D. =,
GATII.ARD iActing) Commissioners D c.
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ZOE GRADING AND REEL

LATINO SUBURBAN STREETS AYENLEs-
O4s-s - me CoulTssioners D. c. Washington. D C..
TuIy 2s 1900 SEALED FRoPosALs viii be received az
-Nece mill O'Clock. Saturday, August 4
ia6o Tor grading regulating suburban streets and
aeras Blank forms Of proposal specifications. and all
information VIII be furnished the
80 - ne E1uginee~ Commissioner. 2. G II. B. F.
MCFARLAND J5t-N " fHo9H A-AENSl1so n r'f-'>A-ii'
-rr--laai mar q =
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Gearhers.

- : 1-0-reII private tutor al pupils, homes OF
lh. VI 1i7E At Two pupils received - fanny
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CITY TRUST CO
or NEW YORK.
IS WALL STREET.

50 WA L. = REEI.
NAF~l / = l. o SlsOOO.OOO
CEatiFeIy invested IN CITY q New To-t Bonds
SURPLU S.. .--...-...... Sl.OOO,O 900
Designated Depository for State, CIIy, aud Court
FUNDS, and for Lawful Money Reserve Of tbs Banks
% State
Acts E1eeutoy Administrators, Guardian. Trus-
tee Committee. Receiver. Assignee, etc.
Opens Accounts subject 70 check payable At stghf
through the New EsrE Clearing Eouse, and al
lows interest daily balances Issues Certificates
g CepoGi-- bearing Interest payable on demand OF
Furnishes Letters u Credit AID Drurrs On an
para Of the world
AcSs as Fiscal and Transfer Agent, Registrar Of
Stocks and Bonds, and Trustee for CorDOrEt1cE
Mortgages.
Lam Money o. Bond 11c hoztgAsS-
OFFICERS
Jas. Ross Curran. President
John D, Crfmmfns. Fiee-PEezfd4uE.
George r. Sheldon I'd FIce-Pres1d dent
Arthur Terry. Secretary.
Waiter w. Lee. ARsf. eScRS1a<ys
DIRECT CfsS.
ysan .. crtzmins Cha-lss ". korss-
FrsuE z Plat EssfF o. HaTsE7eyez,
Cys0rEe P SnaIdcz. HosE1eC p. PArBonn
EdvErd Eyre, AI5srT G. Ssnl1HsG
Peter Doeiger, william z GslaheneA.
william EElls. ~ EngeDe E4ily,
1zuea L-Layng, Edwin WeEAsld
Vivian r Grace, ElvsrIo1 E Chepna&s
lanes Roosevelt, Charles '. Fo-ne5a
ESwarf n Gfsha Frank 3 LAEreDS1.
Jas EoEs Cu-rz1
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II rn-D Julv 49, ls0O--Seaied proposals. in triPEHts:
..ut - received uufl II o'clock m lCe1Eral
s.l,serd T1ei august 2 1900 for furnishing GOD
single sets Ambulance or Wagon Harness The L@atsa
o accept al
nsrt Information Furnished A{
EisraTion Envelopes containing proposals should us
Proposals Harness. etc, ana aoanHSSeu
q r. BARNETT, Deputy = II. General
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GATgN0LL EVETlEGl 0EE
N0NTAU1 8TEaMs09T Co. 10

For Block Islani orient crsenport shelter LsLana.
SCuIhold and SaE Harbor-
Steamers Per Is. <. P. foot all
daily Saturdays and Su1dayH1 $50 .. ll--Ca
Saturdays a 100 ? N The steamer leaving
days Thursdays Saturdays stop soUgAo4
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he approx-ae amount q charge 20 SATISFY
which the above GescrlbeG r-1perty - 20 Pc sold =
SIS 5s7 - with interest the 10Th cay q
July cosIs ard ll tail-es Amounting
S32605. froIa JuJ III. lstu tcse-nsr
with the expenses g TIE sale
The appruxi1aate o. aseszEneus or other
l.efs wfch allowed purchaser o. tas
purchase pald BY The Referee Is So 80 and ~
teresr
Dated New York July IAN 1900.
PORTE Y. RANSOM Rster->
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financial meftlHgs.
n 0-HE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
70 STOCKHOLDERS OF
WILLS. FARGO & COMPANY

A01r-E OF ANNUAL MEETING.
70 STOCKHOLDERS OF
WELLS. FARGO & COMPANY
tie ns1y notified me annual Meeting Of
iA y SAID company tOr the election or Direc
ensuing and TRANSACTION Of elcL
he'd -rst 81 NAY before the meeting, VIII Dc
u ,--1e u the Secretary Of the Company. Room
sigr s-r.-yens building corner nf Second ana MIS-
ABgse- SO San Francisco California. On ThuTEday
EGev- 80. 1900 - O'Clock A. II The Transfer
1907 " -7 closed July 3IsE and reopened august lDtE
NATHAN STEIN. Secretary
a -s+-@3 ENTs subscriptions Tor Iae Trl
aog- AZ tEeiT Uptown once No Lax if'3al.,1y
tt y 5lsr-st. O'Clock M advertise
ofFos -F@1 following branch Offices al regular
eof a. -lL' O'Clock C. m. VIZ % stl- E. T.
~ Srh-aVs- I2th-st.- Macy e. 0th-ate
Nee. 80 AZ cll8u.hussVe-. rear West S5tt-s los
40 - 49,. near Shave. % East 14th-et. z0f Vel
f1-s-a ~ ~ aud srh I5s East = th-st l-Se
G-zr-e+ --e1Fi iotL and 7Ith lDZo @1-afe near
lz--lFe 30 ave EeaF
% ad-ave-. 20 Isleecker-st: s25 Bleecksr-st
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6urroqates' Notlces.

OALLD5NLLS -SDLl@La
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon. Abner
c. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County Of New York
Sgssnss Cornelius side late Of me County OF New
subscriber at her place Of !ransacng business
Borough Of Manhattan. the city New York on Of
before 26th q September next Dated New York.
l4th day Of March 1860 PHEBE a. sIDELL Exec
CHARLES l. EGERsoLI- Attorney for Execrtrtz 10
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. Abner
c Thomas, Surrogate OF the County Of New-York
against Ann .. Lee, late Of the County Of NewYork,
the su6scrioer al its place ransactlng business
= W7 street 9n os tRs els3eath day of 's sepebsr
GNfrED STATES Trust COMPANY OF EEW2YoRK
EDWARD X. SHELDON Attorney for administrator
c t a - Wall Street, Manhattan, New York.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank T.
Fitzgerald Surrogate OF the County Of New York.
sssas Henri Shine late o. the County q YORK
s9scTiber at her place Of transacng business the
9lcss p Iae a. e n5s5y. BdiSg Nos IS ahs
Il wall Street city q New York before the
tae so5h DAY. Of April 1860 DoRoTHEA scHIFFE
IL ! gEA2 AF 98T g,, for E1seutrr Nos As
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon. Frank
NOTICE Is hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Henry daiisEd late Of the T9gn5s q 4s
70 The sabser5e at MS RaT az H6 2s5
- Tbs civ Of New before the 25rh day OF
1c,rEer 1900 Dated New York, the 18th day OF
1TrG 800 HENRY MAILLARD, Executor
-tTsvTS A. KAUFMAN. Attorneys for Executor, 80
rrosaway Borough Manhattan. New York City.
TFRFRMUTH ARRAHAM.-In pursuance OF
l. an order OF Hon c Thomas. Surrogate Of
the county New York Notice IL hereby given to an
-se1s having Abrahem LebeTunuth. late
~ ne County New York deceased 70 present the same
t-b vouchers the subscriber. az his place OF
tansacrg business the office Of Mortimer sti-te 10
~ WsH 81 IN Borough of Manhattan in the CiIy OF
w Y1rk on before the 22d day Of August next
ST..sS New York. the 18th Of February, 1900,
DATTr5 LEBER8TUTH. Administrator AORTI4EH
for AdEinisLrator 10 wan ST. But
g 80 - ~ Manhattan. New York City
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Whereas appn-
~ .,,,, bss been made b Charles J. Wood 70 ne
cHL8 Ss-yrr or Suffolk County for letters or al
SuTIoEa-7- of Charles Wood. late O
Iia1SLi County Of Suffolk, deceased.
l-e ned petition praying mat
an - -. oT be given by him as snch
t5o pT.--- exceed double the amount of the
Aoi-ls said estate pTersned 70 saf
GAINS - provisions Of section Zb4 or ne coos
81 ,aaS,trr Notice is hereby given % ali persons
o. ~ said Charles God deceased. thAt
AslNs sIfres 10 present their said claims VIII me
LhSy - the Surrogate u sugoA county a.
~ I'd. eraesd said County or or before the
255n asy 1 81 stE 1900 NATHAN D. PETTY surrogate
ISII IAN q SICOL.L4 Attorney for Feui4ohsI haDS
lor suffolk County. =
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PROPOSALS FOR ELEVATOR AND HEAT.

INCs.-Phila. Depot. O. N. DEPT. Street
Phila.. IS l9U0-Sealed proposals
VIII be received until o'clock A NJ Hiosaay
Is, installing Elevator
Apparatus warehouse a SchuyIkil Arsenal 2
Separate bids 70 be made @
work. Bidders state the length viii
require complete the work.
right reject accept any proposals or any part
thereof a GTARA& in 1917 OF value Of the
vyor ACCOMPANY proposals UNGCA RANTF1ED
BIDS will received The required Revenue stamps
must be affixed % the guaranteed bid and
properly cancelled. Blanks for proposals wiz
furnished application Envelopes
posais b. endorsed Proposals FOR Elevator
ing addressed 20 Lr-Col. JOHN '. FURRY Deputy
~ n General C. s Army.
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ROCKAMAY BEACH.

Trans Is leave STA St E RI Y wees days s-S %
$50. T-2U, $50 $50 P. II. COCO P. NJ Hannel only.
Sa turdays additional trains win leave 10, 40 32e
ESQ NJ Returning last train leaves the Beach al
10 40 P ".
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STPRElIE COURT, COUNTY OF NEW


- T0RK--WtlllaH " Johnson and Joan Iardins. -
Trustees under VIII Alvin J. JoaDson
Virginia Il MooraE-e. P-ainri1s. against Sophs
q. IsefeHda2-s- In pu-sGa-ce 81 a Iuis
lent g fle~l1sure AID sale c1iy made entered
q JAY 1889. T. th- u1de-ss1s9 the Referee said
judgment ramed VIII sel public sucson ar the
Yurk Raal Estate Sales Room No III Broadway. IN
CIV Cd IN
dav OF Au=Est 1900 70 o'clock that 1sy ~
BRYAN Z. Kennedy CoHnpary- Auco-ee-s premises
by said judgment O. be sold and therein
scrfbed asru follows
an the1 certain Tot. parcel Lana wi-h
CO. County o. View York Borough - Nan
naen-lDK Avenue
Street
End
On f-re~ -ur-nr rrencs Nese-'v parallel via f7-4
- through a Sev=rrv-
tive 90 End Avenue rl-rl-uz rh-a.yz
Nurthery along Vest End Avenue Seventeen ~ ~ssr
eleveG lD inches me point place OF beginning
Benz crcanlzes 81 saIf S-,rFa
IsezberF 5r JOAN ~ deed hearrs sv- -
wh sad rlor-sGge and recorded s.u-l-areosv -
- PORTE v RANSOM R@oe-ea
MERRILL ROGERS.
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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-06-14
Pennsy's New Buffalo Line.

PennSy'S 5 New buffalo Line.
1t was announced officially yesterday
that the Western New York and Penn
sylvania Railroad Company will be-
come part of the Allegheny Valley R'y
system as soon as all the details per-
tanning to the securing of the control of
the company by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company have been completed
The Western New York & Pennsylvania
has line from Oil City to Rochester,
also line from Emporium to Buffalo
and from Oil City to Buffalo. The
mileage is about 642 miles, of which 45
miles are leased and 597 miles owned.
The Allegheny Valley Railway is con-
trolled by the Pennsylvania, although
it is operated as distinct corporation.
1t is 259 miles long and its tracks from
Pittsburg to Oil City are used by the
Western New York & Pennsylvania.
While no information in regard to
the number of shares of stock and in
come bonds deposited by the security
holders of the Western New York &
Pennsylvania has been given out, it is
stated that more than the majority has
been deposited. Each holder that has
complied with the letter sent by Presi-
dent DeCorsey has received a tempor-
ary receipt, and it is stated that upon
the surrender Of this receipt on or after
June Is the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will pay cash for it at the
rate of 50 share for each stock and $500
a bond.
Some of the directors and officials of
the Pennsylvania are now making a
tour of inspection of the Western New
York & Pennsylvania and Allegheny
Valley Railroads and it is understood
that a number of changes are to be made
in regards to reducing the grades and
the elimination of sharp curves
The physical condition of the new
acquisition is fairly good and on the
Buffalo division the work OF equipping
it with eighty-pound steel rails is now
going on, and on the other divisions
seventy-pound rails are now being put
down. The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company has for several days past been
running through train from Philadel-
phia to Buffalo by the way Of the main
line, Northern Central and philadelphia
and Erie Roads to Emporium, the rest
of the route being over the Western
New York & Pennsylvania Railroad.
1t is also stated that an improved SER
vice is to be put into effect between
Pittsburg and Buffalo.-PhiladelphIa
Press.