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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1901-12-07
CHARTER
OF the
Verda college 9toOk Co.
Limited


Limited.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PAnrsu or GIANT.
Blk IT KNowN. That IN this day. before me.
Josl Z. Fletcher. = Notary pablio IN and for the
niss;ou q and and Il tie @ q
the witnesses heroin named and undsrsixned-
pessonally came and appeared the persons whose
this parish and State. WHO .sevevally declared
thaE eysiling thenssaves II the statutes and
wsnseat laws Of this 6tnes relative 70 the organi-
ssnissd and by thee ore ents do form and or
Gani1e themselves into and constitute corpor-
sti6n for the objects and vurpoeea ard uLder
forth and esprssssd. which they hereby adopt
Article The name and title Of the corpora
College otoek Company. Limited. lts demi-
ell shall be u Verda. Grant parish. Louisiana
II shall have and eajoy succession By its corpor-
and After the dste hereof. All citations or other
legal prOcoso shnIl b. served upon the Prtsident,
and. In cass Ut his absence or inability ~ act
from any csuse. the sHme shall b served upon
Arsisis 1.-THE objects and psfposss for which
this corporation 10 organised and the nature OF
dscIsrsd to s. 70 bald. sqaip maintain and Up
erat~ school tor instruction IN music. literary
and scientiHc knowlsdeo. 1t Verds. in said par
necesssry, 10 operate slid school with full power
also 70 build equip. maintain and operate in
connscti0n thsrewith : boarding house and such
Article Ili-Ths capital stock Of this corpora
tiun 10 HEREBY fixed 1t the sum Of Ten Thoueand
Dollars, 70 b divided into and represented By
Sss s.sS sn o es e. &
soSscription, and the balance 70 Dc paid for in
= tbs 6osrd y d,ss rect may @ ~
Article lV-Ihis corporation through its board
Of directors shall hsve full power to make eli
o Is Ss 1s. csasS ss r. s s :. ri
board = department. or for its operation To
contract. ses and be sued in its corporate name;
to make and s:s :s e al
or otherwise; to hold receive, hire and purchase
real aud personal property; to SELL rent, ieass
pds o. %S:assd TIE ssIs g oors sDd 70
! the property. rights and fFnDchises Vt the come
ps4s; e name and ;pnosns socn :, .
require. and to make such hy-laWs. ruler aud
rsxusations for the proper management aud 9 M
duct of it, s9airs - mag b peoessAry.
poratior shall BE- vested in and exereised by 2
board Of directors composed II i've stockhold-
err. majority + xhom :hs;. CONSTITUTE a quo no
shall make all bylaws ruies and Negotiations 70!
| the management Of the business ard affairs Of
the COMPANY, and alter. sn,o1d and change the
manager shall make all contrasts. hire ard dis.
charge all officers ard employees. ard generally
do and perform all thing necessary IN the tr.ns'
saEject 10 the contrib 81 the bs,ard Of directors
which may occur in tie boald from death. reais.
Article Vi-The iirst board Of directors Of thi,
ifii sssSsf. Jesse Z. Fistchsf John =, Fistchs,
Prss;dsot' q. IA Dewitt. 6scrstary. and j. n
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1901-12-07

You know what you are taking
When you take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula il plainly
printed on every bottle showing that il il
simply Iron and Quinine in tastelesl
form. No cure. no pay. Soc.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1901-12-07
LOCAL DOTS:

Mr.. g. w. Hickman. Of Paramount.
was In Colfax on Wednesday ON bush
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1901-12-07

lheroby earthly that have sxAmined the above
and forceoing charter or act Of INCORPORATION
prove ths ssms Tkis Nov. s. a. b. isoi. -
Jas. ANDREWS.
District Attorney 18th District IL.
Ne, the undersigned. hereby Subscribe for The
number q shares Of the capital stock 0f the
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
Personal DEBTs or GENT RROTHERS

John h. Van Sickle. one Of the partners of Grant
Brothers stock brokers' of No. 45 Broadway
against whom a creditors petition in bankruptcy
was filed on December 3. filed schedules in bank
ruptcy yesterday of his personal liabilities The
liabilities amount 10 S2oS67. of which the sum OF
II5i' is on a mortgage. and the assets are nomi-
nal. consisting of interest in the estate of Maria
;. Van Sickle. value unknown; a check for S26 and
one share of stock in a gold mining company
Nearly all the debts were contracted in Elizabeth
N j., where he lives. He owes for groceries, $697
milk, SIP: fish. $l2: meat $500 ice $685. shoes $50
clothing. $5s; carriage hire $4O drygoods sl25 mili-
merry. $l3o dTessmaking s3O1; dentistry SIG; medical
attendance SZ9; medicines, $05; repairing furniture
S5S2 cakes and icecream, S69; bottled beer $685. flow
ers, S5i pew rent. $780, TO the cook $3.50; waitress
$n6; to the Democratic Club of New-York City
81 for dues; to the Baltusrol Golf Club of Spring
neld N j. SS for dues; the balance of the liabili-
ties are principally for money loaned. Among tho
creditors are Croft Kline. Elizabeth s7.577 covered
by mortgage; Mary ]. Van Sickle Eliza beth "a 59s
money loaned n d. Putnam this city s23s2. bal,
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

on Tuesday night Deputy Sheriff DOYLE arrested
J Luther Picrson a faith curist, at his home, al
Walhala. on bench warrant signed by County
judge Lent. PiersOn is charged with having
neglected 10 summon a doctor TO attend his two
year-old girl who died Of catarrhal pneumonia at
Persons home on February Is last. At 10 q clock
on Tuesday night Pi@rSon was arrdlEned DeI9Ie
Judge Lent ~ the courthouS" in this village 1e
had been indicted on March 10 under Section 2SS OF
the Penal Code. charging him with wilfully con-
tributing the childs death IN refusing 10 allow
doctor 10 attend the baby in its last sickness Pier
. son pleaded not guilty TO the indictment. ana
when told he " )Ud rave "a go n jail he informed
the court that his wife was lying i'll. Judge Lent
directed him 10 take a doctor at once 10 his home.
and paroed him until O'Clock yesterday after
When arraienc5 in court yesterday afternoon the
faith curst told Judge Lert that early in the morn
ing he had become the father Of a bouncing boy,
that the mother and child We're doing eNcellenty,
and that he had allowed no doctor or nurses to be
present judge Lent became angry. and called the
faith curfst TO account. In answer TO the Court
Fierson said:
i have no faith in doctors believe as does
my wife. in the power Of God TO heal the sick
through prayer.
IF a man breaks his leg, do you think prayer
will cure him." said Judge Lent.
4 am not prepared argue that point with your
honor" replied the faith curist
We'll, don't like YOUR belief I don't like
you said Judge Lent and YOU are held IN 81 go
bail TO answer 10 this Indictment"
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
THREATENED TO LYNCH PRISONER

MAN ARRESTED OK CHARGE OF CRIMINAL
ASSAULT FOLLOWED BY HOWIING MOB.
Martin Johnson. thirty-two years old Of No So
Eighth-ave., locked up In the West Thirty
seventies station last night hy Patrolman Trogau
charged with attempting 10 assault Caroline VII
lick, fourteen years old. Of No 339 West Thirty
n.nth-st. Johnson. it Is alleged took the girl to
his room the prsteXt of wanting her to go on
an eTraud for him. John johnson. the owner OF
the ding. alleges he overheard the conversation
between them and called in the policeman. on
the way 10 the station Trogan had some difficulty
IN protecting his prisoner from an angry crowd OF
men and women There were many cries of Lynch
him. The policeman found II necessary several
times 10 swing his night stick about him 10 keep
the prisoner away from the mob
At the station the girl, the police say. accused
Johnson OF attempted assault. and said he had
previously assaulted her. She also said the police
say. that p" has assaulted a number Of young girls
who live in the vicinity. The girl furnished the
police with the names Of number Of Johnson's
alleged victims. and detectives 10
find them. Johnson locked up and the girl
sent TO the rooms Of the Gerry society
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
STEALS GOODS He MAS PAID TO W4TCH

Charles p. Fromm. forty-hve years old who
lives with his wife and children at No 5l7 Waver-
y-ave. Brooklyn was arraigned before Magls-
trate Crane. in the Centre-st. court yesterday on
a charge of larceny. Fromm has been employed as
a special policeman for sixteen years Three months
ago he assigned TO duty at the store of Oeber-
mann, Dommerch & Co, commission merchants at
No 81 Greene-st. He was locked in the building at
p m. and was relieved at o'clock the next
morning by the head porter.
Not long after Fromm went there the firm began
TO miss rolls of silk laces, ribbons and stockings
but they could not discover the thief After prop-
erty valued at several thousand dollars had been
stolen the firm reported the matter to Captain
Titus, of the Detective Bureau On Tuesday night
Detective SergeantS Browne. Summers and McIOon-
oush marked a number of postage stamps and
paced them in a box in the bookkeeper's desk
yesterday morning Fromm was arrested and the
stamps were found. He also had a quantity OF
ilD3oIls 1 IdoeS ana stockings. Magistrate Crane
held Fromm for trial il, Special Sessions
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW w-YORK-WEDNEsDAY MARCH %. 1901
ARRINEI

ARRIVED.
Steamer Marquette fBr). Gates London March Is with
mdse and 81 cabin
Arrived Tar a p m
mdse to the White star Line. Arrived at 30
p m.
March l6 and Cherbourg II with mdse O2 cab bin and a5
steerage passengers 10 Oerchs Arrived al the Bar
steamer STANDARD CGer, schleemilch Hamburg Marc,
in ballast TO Philip Ruprecht Arrived the Iar at
Steamer Menbland (Br new e43 tons, BONNER 1a,tat
January Il flsagua % Coronel February Montevdeo
Ii st Lucia March Is nitrate Of soda no Ieacba
& Co; vessel Benham Boyesen Arrived al the Rar
2 m. Goth. o 800
Steamer Phidias oBD. Allen. Rosario February %
Buenos Ayres March and ST Lucia 20 with nseed 10
Busk & Jevons. Arrived at the Bar 25 m
Steamer Vttoria ,Brl. Mackenzie Nuevitas March On
and Fortune Island 81 with mdse to W d W,nson
rived the Bar at l a m. ~
Steamer Trinidad (3r). Bermuda March r,5sa
and las passengers Fl Outerbridge Co Arrived AZ
the Bar at 10 m. N ut
steamer Iroquois Kemble. Jacksonville March ., ana
Charleston %. with mdse and 10 WiuI,r u
Clyde & Co. - ''''""
Steamer FL Mar. Grant. New-Orleans March - ,,.
mdse ] T Van Sickle. - WIN
West %. with mdse and C III MaIari r>ey
N''S N
Steamer Bluehelds Curry. with mdse 70 IT .
Foster. 10 III =
Steamer Jefferson. Dole. Newport News and Norton,
with mdse and passengers the Old Dominion So -
Steamer Mae. Mcdonald Providence TO A II Buu e 20
Sandy Hook. y j. March o m-WInd ,a-.,
west moderate breeze cloudy. ''"
SAILED
Steamers catanIa Juan; Mount Vernon fSor,
Port-au- Prinee; Coma Galveston; City OF Brmingham
Savannah Mamma Hata. Baltimore Conanche Char1astn
and Jacksonville: Aianca, Colon; (Br1 MeJi
terrsnean ports Ocean Dutch Rotterdam: Rio New
Orleans; hatahdin Newport News; Benetactor Phila-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
PROBABLY FATALLY STABBED.
COMPANION WITH WHOM INJURED v.r n,s
PCrED ARREsTED-THE WEAPON A
JACKKNIFF

isaac Moore. forty years old, of No 41s West
siK'eenth-st' was probably mortaIly injured in a
night yesterday afternoon in a saloon al Perry and
west SITS by being stabbed in the abdomen with a
Pocket knife. He was taken ST Vincent's Hos
pital, and the surgeons there saw his condi,io g.
cIlucal G Patrick Brogan, thirty-nine years old of
No sol Westinghouse was arrested
brosan and Moore were drinking together when
a dispute arose Before any one in the saloon bad
realized the men fighting moore I'll -. .du !a
moor and Brogan disappeared ~" ~ 'le
Detectives Morris and Iyncb foura rr
nHsoins, chahging MS clothing. He was beId b,
day. ff' iOi examination to-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
RICH GOLD STRIKE N APfzoya

Fl Paso. Tex, March q CspeciaD-A gold strike
has been made near cochise. in the Torouose dis
triot OF Arizona which gives the highest values
known FOR many years The discovery was made
by assayer named Albeit and his mariner WHILE
working their property. The vein is said TO be we'll
defined and assays Of ore give as high as SOS 600
70 me ton. Inc most intense excitement prevails
throughout the district and prospectors and miners
are Hooking In from every part Of the Territory
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
HOHE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Bishop ". " McVicker. Of Rhode
island; Grtswold Lorillard. Of Tuxedo and II p
iaIfaaage' or NetherwOod y. J. CAMBRIDGE
NJ fiaerlng Nice-Consul from Germany 10 81
Louis. FIFTH AVENUE E-ColoneI J. 6 Carr NJ
Norm carolina. and Chief Justice Charles An
1Ie"s' OF syracuse GILSEY-Dr. s Van West Of
lIlaca. and j. b. Crocker, Of Boston. GRAND
colonel NJ. Barber. L. s A. Major s s Leach
I > A. ana Professor Abner Thorp. Of Amherst
1"llese HOLLAND - Count Nicholas Maurice
f,.IeThazy and Theophilus Parsons, Of Boston
IMPERlAl1-J. NJ. Shoemaker Of Elmira and
Jphn Mack, Of Albany. MANHATTAN r +
herrlck n Boston; President Henry Barrows 81
operIn college and Colonel George 3. Canfori Of
Litchheld. Conn. MURRAY HITI.-Francis p
CroleH, Of Hartford. NETHERLAND-R NJ Rus-
sell, OF Chicago SANOY-Dr. J. W. Scheernbeirn
Of Berlin; NJ Schott, Imperial Counsellor Of Rhevdt
Germany. and A E Farwell Of Providence. VIC
TORIA-John ". Ward, Of Geneseo
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28

Rochester, s21sS7: J. p. Kennedy. ss.75: AdoInb
kfreger $40; E. Smith Detroit. sili9; standard
investment Company, Detroit SSO45: George Wood
Trenton Junction, y J.. SPAS. and L. c. Goldberg
sZzdi 80, he owes SiSz for wages Of employees. The
assets consist of cash In bank. S5.56S book ac-
counts, nominal S93.7l1; actual 5000: claims notes
Stamps etc, nominal S34.65l actual 7S4: secIri-
ues nominal S3lIo actual S733. for which sum they
" weTe ere sold az auction; office furniture. nominal
nominal $50. actual none.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The offer recently made by Andrew Carnegie 70
give New-Rochelle S25so for public library is
10 figure important issue I'm an election 10 he
held in this city April Q This election has
been called fer the purpose Of voting a PROPOSE
used 10 purchase a site IN the heart Of The city
and erect New high school building Public
opinion is divided over the bond issue and
advisahity Of the site that the election promises
70 be spirited affair. The people opposed 10 the
high school declare that II is not necessary that
the $4,000 bond issue should carry 70 insure pos
session OF the library They say that bill can be
put through the legislature 10 purchase land for
Mr.. Carnegie's Cft az almost any time
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
KNOCKED DOWN AND ROBBED.
AssAILANTs OF FN-CONGREssMAN's RFL,A-
TIVE CAPTTRED-HAD THROWN
MONEY AWAY

Edward J. Dunphy. Of No IS MadiSon-st., a
relative Of eK-CongreSsman Edward J. Dunphy.
was held up in Chatham Square this morning
at ] o'clock and robbed of about So He was
attacked from behind and knocked down one
man held him while another riied his pockets
Ihey ned when Policeman Carter approached
but he gave chase and was ioined by Two other
officers
They caught the men in the New Bowery.
DuhphY identified them as his assailants They
nae throMn the money away they ran They
described themselves at the Oak-st police sta
Iloh. Nhere they were locked up. as Harry
ehli.n' of No y Monroe-st. and Joseph Kaiser
beaten. 0S '""'S
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
LIABILITIES AND ASSETS OF c. Vt. moRca,

Schedules Of Charles W Morgan. who did bust
ness as c. W. Morgan Co. stock brokers at Nos
q and 1870 Broadway with branch Offices at Phila-
oelpha and Washington show liabilities Of s2ls isa
and nominal assets OF Sl0755s and actual assets Of
sl,ss2 They were flied by Bert Hanson the as
signee. 10 whom Mr.. Morgan made an assignment
on December 6. There about five hundred
creditors. scattered over the United States from
Maine 10 California. Among the creditors are
Ware g. Leland. Chicago. s3sses; F. J. Amsden
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
i. WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY

Park Board II a. m
Rapid Transit Commission. afternoon
New East River Bridge Commission . p
Military Tournament, Madison Square Garden
Meeting Of bank clerks for organization. Board NJ
Trade and Transportation, afternoon
Ne"-fork Yacht Club general meeting p m.
Meeting Of the Authors Club evening
Board of Education free lectures - ~, .. Dab
nc school No 3, Grove and Hudson sts 'Otheuo :,
IL a Purdy; Public School No 135 Fifty-frst-st
ana tlrst-ave.. Early Greek Sculptors," F I
Scnoen; Educational Alliance East Broadv,av ana
Jetterson-st, In Adobe Land" g. w lanes anu
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
BURLINGAME FOUND Guilty..

The jury in the trial OF Frederick c. Burlingame
a graduate Of the Columbia School of Mines and a
former building inspector. yesterday returned a
verdict Of guilty of burglary in the degree
with recommendation TO mercy Burlingame was
remandcd until Wednesday for sentence
BuTlng9me was charged with entering the apart
ments Of Mrs Rosa Meyers. at No So Lenox- ave
February IS.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Lizard. March q. m-Fas'ed. steamer westerniand
tBelgl. Ehon, ew-York for Antwerp.
Brow Head, March % ul-Passed. steamer Majestic
tEO. Smith. New-Nork for Liverpool
Queenstown. March %. 1l:2S n m-Arrived. steamer
proceeded >
Manchester. March 26-Arrived. steamer Newton ,Br,
Davies New-York N''
Shields March 26-Saled steamer Energie ,Ger Thelen
WORK
HAMBURG March 25-ArT!yed previously steamer Ex-
Swinemunde March 23-Arrived. steamer Dania DAM
Jansen. New-York Hamburg
Bouosue. March %. q u-Arrved. StarAn1ar,
DUTCH. Van der Zee. New-York for Rotterdam Cand
proceeded. ~
Malta. March 27-Arrived previously. steamer Arcadia
Ger) Htdehrand. New-York for Singapore, Manila.
Darianelles March 2I-Passed, wingrove tFr,
Eatcum for New York
Genoa, March 26Artved. steamer Spartan Prince (r>
Miller New-York via Ponta Delgada
Oran March 2f-Arrived, Patria tFr) Rouree
New-York for Marseilles Naples
AlGoa Bay. March 26-Arrived, steamer Ellertc nv,
Ntven New-York
Ancona. March 23-Saied, steamer Boston Cftv CRr,
Barclay. New-York.
Victoria BrazD. March 24-Saied steamer Handel Crl
Partridge. from santos for New-YorE.
Buenos Ayres, March 21-Sailed steamer Ieata fItan
Noberasco. New-York. -
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28

ceiver Of the assets Of the Park Row Publishing
Company, formerly Of No p Park Row. with a
bond OF $500. the application of Patrick II.
Morey. on an assigned claim OF Henry ". Halstead.
The Sheriff sold out the concern some time ago.
The company was Incorporated in December. l,s9
with capital stock Of go g1) which increased
% 100000 IN NAY. 100.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
TEADERLOTN CLOSES AT 4 H.
CAPTAIN CHAPMAN GOES FROM PLACE To
PLACE ENFORCING THE LAW

Naptalh chapman and four detectives went
thioush The Tenderloin early this morning and
'NSue every place not having a legal right to
remain open close on the minute al l O'Clock
Seventh-ave. and the resorts near il 1,sra ers,
visited The proprietors were Warned 70 chm,
up promptly al ] o'clock AT Twentv-eighth-st 81
aho SeNehth-aNe. a woman who was ordered
10 move on got too sassy as Captain Chan
man declared. and he told a policeman 10 loci,
her up. she was Jane Smith thirty-three wears
"l9 me charge was disordery conduct and
soliciting. W
Inc captain then moved on the ROYAL Cairo
Cafe. Berlin and similar resorts shut theno ali
street. 10 '-iS
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
NEM-YORK CITY

The Republican Club will hold meeting tbis
evening at O'Clock at No. 274 Bowery James W
ha@es VIII preside and among the speakers Y. IN
ne FRANK Fitzpatrick, Martin SAKE. Alfred E ON
men and Alfred r. Conklinr
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
san FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco March 27.-The official closing
quotations for mining stocks to-day were as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28

dephia Prima CNor, Progreso. British Trader O7r,
antwerp. Sardintan ,Br) Glasgow Oceanic (Br Liver,
pool. NoordanJ tBelg). Antwerp media Providence
Auchenarden t3r Yokohama, Hamilton. Norfolk and
Newport News. Seguranca, Havana. etc, Antila CBrl
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
Announcements. A

Mohonk. z. & w. Mohonk.
A new high banded collar.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
sixth Ave, 18th and I1th SITS.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise $50 sets m 2:IO Moons age
HIGH WATER.
AM-Santy Hook 100 GOV Island c:4l
PM-SaHdy Hook 252 GOV Island 3.2g Hen
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
MRS CABUS CUT HER THROAT yrpv p,-ne

DECIDED THAT HER ACT WAS TWO, ,-,,-
AND DUE To EPILEPr1c FIT.
coroner Bausch and jury held an inouest ,es
c- 70 aeterfnine the cause of the death of Mrs
Carrie cabus. of Nc. s52 West Eigbteen,h.st -
was found dead on March Il. with wounds of ,ha
throat which II was at first believed her terrter
oog had inflicted The jury found that Mrs Cah,,
an attack OF epilepsy ih
h ON bausch said the theory of homicide had
sonsI oni, Df the evidence. hut that in his per
sonar opinion, the wounds Were self-inHic.ad =,
~, ano ne suggested TO the jury that yerSirt IN "a
sderation ''out carefnl con-
REcEITER FOR PARK ROW PUBLISHING IN
Justice Andrews Of the Supreme Court has an
Pointed Aaron B. GARDINER Of Chatham \ re
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-22

,ston, May IL. 1901.
TITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
l. MAS5ACH U5ETIs BREWERIES COM
PANY:
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to tho
Bylaws OF the Company general meeting Of
the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MASSA-
CHUSETTS BREWERIES COMPANY will
be held at two o'clock in the afternoon on
MONDAY, the tenth day Of June, 1901. at
the principal Office Of the company, No. III
south Fairfax street, in Alexandria, Virginia
/. To see if the stockholders will vote to
amend Article Fifth Of the Bylaws by stfik-
ing out the words Twelve o'clock noon" in
the third line OF said article and inserting In
place thereof the words Ten o'clock In the
forenoon"
2. To see II the stockholders will vote to
amend Article Third of the Bylaws by strik-
ing out the word "Only" in the fifth line Of
tho second paragraph Of said article, aud By
adding to said article at the end thereof the
words 'Or said bonds may be scl1 by vote Of
not less than two.thirds OF the Board Of Di.
rectors."
3. To see If the stock holders will vote to
authorize the Board OF Directors to cell the
bonds Of this company from time to time
whenever in their Judgment it may be DEEM
ed advisable.
A. To transact such other business as may
come before the meeting,
By order OF the Board of Directors,
EDWARD RUHL, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-05-22
AUCTION SALES.
z. F. Knox, Auctioneer.


pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF Trust.
40 dated December 10. 1892, and recorded
in deed book No. %, folio S6 OF the isnd
reco, ds Of Alexsndria city. Va, executed oy
Catharne Dulsney ct sls, to Lewis NICK. Bell
ct sis, Trustees Of the Alexandria Peipetusi
Building Furd Association, and default having
been made in the payment Of the debt secnr'
ed by said trust, and being thereunto nquir'
ed By the Board Of Directors OF said aseocis'
ton, the uDd, rsigned trustees OF said ssso.ia-
ton will, on
SATURDAY,
the 25th day Of May, 1901, i.
at II O'Clock m in 'front.' OF the Royal street
entrance to the Market Building in the city
OF Alexandria, Va sill at public auction, for
cash, all tina. tenement and lot OF ground
situated in said city on the forth sids OF
Franklin street and the west side OF st. Asaph
street, and bounded ~ follows Beginning st
the inter ton o. raid streets and rupnin
thence north on ST. hsaph street 30 feet;
ihoaco west, parallel to franklin street ~
feet, inches TO the line Of the lot conveyed
to Daniel z. Self; thence south with the line
Of said lot parallel 10 st. Asspb street 80 feet
to Franklin street; and thence east on franz
lin street 80 feet inches 10 the beginning.
All expense Of conveysneiug will be at the
cost of the purchaser
LEWIS NICK. BELL,
SAMUEL b. FISHER, Trustees.
WILLIAM e. LATHAM,
mv10 I'd