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Court Calendar. This Day.

Supreme C~ourt-AppeIlate Division.-Nos. s.. 81
s n; -; 90 "a 81, g; 20 a. q rs 81,
non calendar called at 1870 A. NJ. Part H.-EK
Mons o aa'c;pemgrer.NO. 1893 Preferred causes
60. gSS $40. &sss, 4a4S. ssss, Siis' Ssss, Scs7. ScSS.
81, iE.-Caso unfinished. Gases from Part III.
hpMsr!. y Case unfinished. Cases from Part III.
y NI-Adlourned for the term. Trial Term.
rs is7l Part m.-Csse unfinished. Nos. iS2,
" ~ iS0 iS211. $50. lS4. las. l7S. Parts ~. and
PVT VHlioutned untll Monday. October rs. 1929.
Inr yil lear Nos sSi, 80. is,. s7s7, geo. IA.
s ~. lS 3S, 200. Part vii. -AdlOurned for the
Ssr Z Pat X.-cass unanisSSd. Nos. iso, no.
g g s !. 49, 20, 7s ST. 81. s. s:s. "a ". 81 s., S. s.. ~ IS g.
rs 49, 9si 4s, AS. Sia, SO, sii. 57s. Ingaesis:.
ass from Part x. Part XII.-Adiouned for the
RanT' fart AlH.-case unfinished. Cases from
,. ssssTrogates' court-chambers Motion calendar
GIg1Ss a. 1850 4. " For probate Wills OF Nina
Villains 'e esspsL AA scS,c julia Buckley dn9%s' =;
f riss Neuma9, Aaeiine /. Philips. at 80 p. N.
City roay TNS DAY calendar. ,,.,. :, N
ssSrs'0 I1k Nos Ool. Oa9. AZ. $40. IIiS.. et7, s6s. 80.
~ Sss %' lM 1873 49, 20. sss; IsL s:; So "a ~.
Ia. 'I, iish iiss. laes. az, Ss4. Part III. Clear.
"a iIiS'T I,i lais 10 20 isos. isOe- lao. LA;
M StsNe unfinished. short causes-Nos. Sui
ESf \, S.Ss sos. SSI7, STA. Sdsp. yel0. AS2. kt4G.
Clear ''St; @GS 1904 sOiL. SOeOlA, 4eA. Part V
i:s 100, i,s5. iist,4 i9sO. .I 100. Ia Ia. Isss. lea iss..
'"' isoe. lteO. 1910 lIL
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II. n. r. COnyerubIes.

The directors OF the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit have under consideration a plan
to rescind the convertible clause or all
bonds issued in excess OF t2S 900 600. The
plan involves the issue OF so 600 more of the
bonds in addition to the t24 ,e2l 900 at pres
emf outstanding. The total authorized issue
is $50 ,OOO, 900. OF which COL 900 900 are re-
served for the retirement OF prior liens.
just when definite action will be taken
on the plan Is not stated, but 1t is known
that the majority of the directors are in
Rnrnr Of Il
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INSANE MURDERER GIVES UP.
Escaped From 20 nnectIcut Asylum Tired
Of Cold. He Surrender Here.

EsCBpCu EEVHI ~ uthCCNbCut asylum NITtU
Of Cold. He surrenders Here.
William II. Tucker, who shot and killed his
faithless wife in New Haven on March 20
last, escaped from the Middletown, Conn,
insane asylum at Q o'clock "Wednesday
morning. He gave himself up to a rolice-
mar at Norfolk and Grand streets, this city,
yesterday.
After eluding his keepers'and getting out
Tucker walked to New Haven, where he
boarded a train for New York. He arrived
here at 9 O'Clock at night and wandered
about the city until yesterday. He was
pretty tired and hungry when he met a cop
from the Eldridge street station.
The cop took him TO the station house.
He was turned over to Central ONCE de-
tectives, Later in the day two keepers
anne down from the asylum and took
charge OF him.
Tucker was committed by Judge Chase
in the Superior Criminal Court Of Connecti-
cut. He returned nome one day and found
his wife with a negro. Tucker shot the
dead but let the negro go.
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WATER FOR THE SPEEDWAY.
Also New Central Park Greenhouse Bids
Received Yesterday,

At a meeting Of the Park Board held
yesterday in the Arsenal bids were received
for an Improvement in the watering facili-
ties on the Harlem River Speedway, and for
a large new greenhouse adjoining the others
in Central Park at l05th street.
h Speedway was constructed in 1893
without proper water facilities. and ever
since then its drinking fountains. troughs
and hydrants have been supplied by surface
pipes from Amsterdam avenue. Park Com
missioner Herman took the matter in hand
recently and a water system will be laid out
at a cost Of about 80, 900.
The new greenhouse. consisting Of a main
building and Ave wings, IL made necessary
by the ~inadequacy Of the old greenhouses 70
supply enough potted flowers for the park.
IL will be constructed at q cost Of about
t8l 900.
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A creditors petition in bankruptcy has
been hled against the New ENGLAND Con-
struction Company. builders, at 1881 street.
near Broadway.
A creditors' petition In bankruptcy has
been hled against Abraham Averett. dea'er
In bedsteads under the etyle Of the At a.
Metal BedStead Company. at III Canal street.
The liabilities are put ct $4,000 n tho
asaets At $4,000.
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Rock Island Reflects Directors.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1I.-Stockholders of the
chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
held their annual meeting to-day. The
only business transacted was the reelection
o. ive directors, j. II. Moore, R. r. Gable,
I. ). Hine, Ogden Mills and Alexander Z.
UT, whose term Of Office had expired.
II was announced that the Rock Island
mad purchased a tract OF land at Little
kock, Ark. and will spend 81 ZOO, 900 there
10 the creation Of terminals.
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OFFICIAL LEGAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION is CALLED TO n ADVER
TISEMENT IN II CRY RECORD OF October 10
TO n, 1909. OF the ron nrmation By the Board Of As
scssors and the entering In the bureau for the Col
lection OF Assessments and Arrears. of assessment
for LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS in the BOROUGH
OF THE BRONX 7SD WARD, SECTION 0. Brown
PLACE-SEWER. between East l3Sth street and
l37th street.
HERMAN A. METZ, Comptroller.
City Of New York, October q. 1874.
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INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due To -m0rr0U.
nv NTarcOnI Wireless.

So La Touralne for New York was on Cape Race
o A. NJ. yesterday,
So Caledonia for New York was 800 miles east
Of Cape Race At 63O 4. NJ.
SIS Etrura for New York was i.iOc miles east
Of Sandy Hook at II A. N.
IS New York for New York was i.OsO miles east
NJ randy Hook AZ II A. N.
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NOT FOR PACIFIC EXTENSION.
Uses OF the s7S. 200. 900 or New Ct. Paul
stock Explained.

Through an application to list the st.
Pauls recent issue Of SIS 900 900 Of new
stock on the Stock Exchange it became
known yesterday that the recen rumor
that the stock vas to be used for Pacific
coast extensions was unfounded. II the
company is to carry out its building project
it has still to find all the money with which to
dot.
The company's application for the listing
Of the stock contains the following detailed
atemen as to how the money Is to be
used.
Additional equipmen .Sii, lle. 81. 81
Second track. $50, S5s.24
Improvements - Milwaukee and other
shops. ........... l,87A,S30. So
Coal lands and shafts consisting OF
$500 acres In the State OF Iowa and
1000 acres In the State OF Illinois,. LAS, 1877 81
Real estate. ,......... Isl. S53A ~
slndry other improvements. ..,....... 1888, las. 90
About 800 miles of new road in the
states OF Wisconsin. South Dakota,
Minnesota and illinois. ....u..-... asa, s47. 50
View side 64,B7e.7 II
Blasting o. ......,... 6l, sol. IS
Bndges and other structures. 500. IS
-----
......... SIS. OOo. $50. Is
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once Of "; N; ostEander. Inc.

PhIIHueIphIh, UCIObeT Nlh, IDOB.
The BOARD of Directors has declared from the
net earnings the regular quarterly dividend Of
1901. TO the Stockholders OF record at the close OF
business on September 3Oth, 1904. Checks will be
mailed. HARRY G. HOLMES, Treasurer,
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
OFFICE OF THE
81. LOUIS r AIMAY COMPANY

Cincinnati, Ohio, Sc ptember %, l00d.
NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN that q meeting OF
the stockholders OF the Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chi
cago and 81. Louis Railway Company has been
specially called and will be held at the Company's
principal once. in the city Of Cincinnati. Ohio, on
Wednesday, the slst day of October. 1900, at II
o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of considering and
voting upon a pro position 10 Increase the common
capital stock OF said company BY sI0!OOO,OO0, that
Is, from SEQ 900 to $50, 0O0. 1000. divided into 10000
shares OF the par value OF 500 each.
BY order Ofthe Board of Directors.
DWIGHT W.. PARDEE. Secretary.
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STEAM PUMP 90.
Preferred stock DlVIdend No. 30.

IIN-ITW-TIH LIUtIEy ON
New York. October lith, 1876.
4 regularly quarterly dividend OF one and one
half per cent. on the Preferred stock of the Inter
national steam Pump Co. will be paid November
list. The transfer books Of the Preferred Stock
will close October 10Th and reopen November I'd.
MAX NATHAN, Treasurer.
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z. tiffany Dyer Leases House In washington

WARRINGTON, Oct. l1.-Mr. and Mrs. e.
Ilnany Dyer OF New York have leased for
ne season the residence I722 Massachusetts,
avenue and will come here in another month
% Join the coterie OF New York winter resi-
dents Of the capital.
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T Oct. II.

ATTIVed-THURsDAY, Oct. II.
IS Deutschland. Hamburg. Oct. T.
IS TeutonIc, Liverpool, Oct. 4
IS Patricia, Hamburg, Sept. n.
SIS Indiana, West HaTtlepool. Sept. "a.
SIS Buenos Ayres. Genoa, Sept. u.
IS Muncaster Castle. Glasgow, Sept. 81.
IS OrinocO. Barbados. Sept. IS.
IS Finance, Colon. Oct. 4.
IS Canning. Barbados, Oct. T.
IS ROYAL Exchange. Havana, Oct. Q.
Ss RI Monte, Galveston. Oct. L.
So Colorado, Mobile. Oct. g.
IS New Orleans, Oct. S.
So city of Macon. Savannah, Oct. =.
IS Framneld, Philadelphia, Oct. 10.
IS Princess Anne. Norfolk, Oct. 10,
SIS Algonquin. Charleston, Oct. 2.
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q

Ing, Fifth A enae and Slxty fourth SIee,, Borough
Of NenhAtlan, TIE CIT q Neg 'YorA
SAILED Bias OR ESTIMATES will be reserved
bS tne Park b1ard a. at the abole once OF the pe1srt.
mcnt OF PgrkI until JO'clock ., ", on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER ~, 1909.
BOrOu Gh Of Brooklyn.
No. 1. fQr fJrnisilnE all the labor and materials
ne 'esNary for the erection and completion OF o
shelter house In s inset Park. Borough OF BROOK
Ign,
No. 2. For FUN Shlng all the lsbcT and materials
necessary for the erection and completion OF q
shelter honfe IN FOlton Park, Borough Of Brooklyn.
No. g. For furnishing al the labor ana mAterh In
re- esEary for the erection end completion Of .
shelter house In New Lots Park, Borough OF Brook
lyn.
For full p~articuls rs sec City Record.
MOSES HERMAN.
JOSEPH 7. BERRY, ~
MICHAEL j. KENNEDY.
Commissioners OF parkA
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Henry R. WorthinEten. Incorporated.

~ VII LiDeIll 81
New York, October nth, 1870.
4 regular semi annual DIVIDEND OF three and
one half per cent. on the Preferred Stock OF Henry
II. Worthington will he paid November Isl. The
transfer books of the Preferred Stock viii close
October 10th and reopen November I'd.
MAX NATHAN Treasurer.
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RA LwAT EQUIPMENT ORPORATION.
once, 18th 81. and Lehlgh Ave, Philadelphia.
The n HUNDRED AND FIRST MONTHLY
DIVIDEND of ONE AM N HALF + CENT.
has been declared, payable October 18th, 1908.
JOHN b. KILBURN, Treasurer.
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DIVIDENDS AND IN rEREsT
ELECTRIC BOND AND SHARE COMPAN

The regular quarterly dividend OF one and one
quarter uiD per cent. on the Preferred Stock
OF the Electric Bond and share Company has been
declared. payable November ! 1909. to stock
holders OF record at the close of business October
10. 1868, on which date the Transfer Books for
the Preferred stock will close, and reopen NOvem-
n. NJ. FRANCIS, Secretary,
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THOMPsON-sTARRErr COMPANY.

The Boa rd Of Directors of the hompso sta rrett
Company have declared the regular semi annual
dividend OF -FOUR PER CENT. H"S upon the Pre-
ferTed stock of the said Conn any. payable Nov.
18th. 1905. to all Stockholders OF record at the close
OF business on November 5th. 1909.
J. EDW. McGAHEN, Treasurer.
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once Of the Department OF Parks. Arsenal Build
ing. Finn Avenue ana Sixty fourth Street. Bor-
ough Of Manhattan, the City OF New York.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES Will be received
by the Park Board a. the above once OF the De.
paTtmcnt Of Parks until 2 o'clock p. NJ. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER rs. 1909.
Borough of Manhattan.
For constructing pipe Ne weT and appurtenAncco
from the cottage south OF the seventy ninth Street
TRAVERSE TOAD near the East Drive to the brick
sewer in the said Transverse Road near Fifth Az
cnuc. for connecting the said cottage By means Of
wrought iron pipes with the Croton main In said
Transverse Road and for building brick manholea
on existing brick sewers In the vicinity Of tho pro-
posed sewer. all In Central Park,
For fun particulars see Gun Record.
MOSES HERMANN.
President
JOSEPH I. BERRY
J.
Commissioners Of Parks
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.

IS Minnesota. from Antwerp for New York.
So Consuelo, from Hull for New York.
Sc Byron, from Bahia for New York.
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SUB-TREASURY STATEMENT.
TONOPAH STOCKS.

Closing bid and asked quotations for active
TOnopAh stocks on the Wall Street Mining and
stock Exchange yesterday were:
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BROADWAY TRUST COMPANY.

October 9th. 1900.
The Board OF Directors OF this Company has this
day declared = semi annual dividend Of Three Per
Cent. ayablc November 9Th, 1909. The transfer
books will close at three y. NJ, October oath, 1906,
and reopen at ten A. NJ. November 9th, 1900.
JOHN W II. BERGEN. Secretary.
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GREAT NORTHERN REPORT.
,,,cRrASE ~ GROSS EARNINGS
or NEARLY $1,000, 900.

s,...boIdr-s Meet and Reject Three
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Operating
ExDenses 20 GrOss Earnings shows
slight Gain other Changes,
III. full annual report Of the Great
Northsrn for the fiscal year ended June 30,
,oos was made public yesterday and shows
war a half million gain In dividend sur-
~lus and an increase OF so,0O3.l2s in gross
.synings over that OF 1905.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Lao was held yesterday. and Robert 1.
~c.r3neton, Edward Sawyer and Frank Z.
ward we're reelected directors for a term Of
khree years.
,hs percentage Of operating expenses to
groas earnings was 60.42, against 1928 in
he previous year Of 1905. The percentage
~ operatinR expenses to taxes was 53.S7,
a. compared with 52.7S last year.
The average number Of miles OF road under
ooeration was 5,0O6, against S,723 in 1905.
Gyoss traffic earnings per mile OF o were
O. al. 40, against S7.0O5.O4 in 1905; operat-
mo expenses, $4,377.ll, against 81, 1894;
nef earnings, $4,304. 80, against IS, SSS.0 So.
The report compares as follows:
us is9si ,,s isSs, Inc c. q z, -,
Or, slp s. tax 2~t.7sS,sse so,SSs,Ssi Ino. 4.ise.4si
Ne, earn. s,L.SsO,oss sIs.siS ri Inc. o.. 1Os. s,7
=---- - -
roAl rentals sS.ioyol7 se,ise,ssl Inc. 500. 100
Less dividends
NNoor.. Rasllwy 2.iss,s22 e,isSsos Inc. s.sss
Net rentals. a.io7yOSS s4.OOi,sss Inc. $3.50
Imp. fund. . sa,lsO.0iO 100000 Inc. sa,iso.Oio
Total deduc.. 50, cSs,OS s7OOiyssS Inc. "a. .4sO
AZ $50 Aaa Al, a,k ,1a Il. a.a5 .a5
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAT.
Sun rises. q. e. sos Sun SETS. ., .5:eS Noon rises 1903
HOE wArER THIs DAT.
Sandy Hook. .I6sI Gov. Island. 2iOl Hell Gate -
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Union Trust Company Of New York
30 BROADWAY.

New YORK.. Oct. I. 1909.
n accordance with the lerme 0i the LOUIS.
VILE y NASHVILLE MAILR0AD con.
SINKING FUND Q PER CENT. MORTGAGE
% this COMPANY e. trustee; dated April ! lssodi
10 this Company TO be Invested IN the purchase Of
bonds Of said issue for the sinking Fund, and
the sale OF Nald bonds, TO sthe amount that the
.eo X. Named Smcs ogT gu GI5cHAs TSt VII es SsfslSsS
OF NEW YoRK. No. 90 Broadway, and opened
AZ noon on Friday, Oct ~, 1904, when the lowest
par and accrued interest, together with 10 per
cent. OF the par value In addition thereto.
Trustee,
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Court % Appeals Calendar.
hT@snos: % NoI mac ma 6 nggseIs saisnaAr Coz
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Police Department OF The City Of New York, No.
800 Mulberry Street.
FAILED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be received
BY the Police Commissioner OF the Police Depart
ment of The City Of New York at the above once
until 10 O'Clock 4. N. on
MONDAY. OCTOBER AZ. 1900.
For furnishing all the labor and materials re-
uulred in making and com plotting general repairs
and painting. etc, at the Forty fourth,
Forty sixth, Forty seventh. Forty eighth, Fifty
nrst, Fifty second and Flfty sixth precinct stations,
as per specifications, for the Police Department
Of The City Of New York.
For full particulars see City Record,
THEODORE A. BINGHAM,
Police Commissioner
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Dated October q. 1909.

No. l.. For furnishing and delivering twenty
nve hundred feet OF il3lnch rubber ne hose.
No. =. For furnishing and delivering nifty thou
sand feet of 2lf-inch rubber nTe hose,
No. g. For furnishing and delivering ten thou
sand feet OF 9-lnch rubber IRE hose,
No. 4 For furnishing and delivering eleven
hundred feet OF 81 Inch rubber hre hose
For full particulars see City Record
JOHN II. O'BRIFN,
Fire Commissioner
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DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIES.
Sealed bids for Stag or granite paving at RectoE
Street Section, North River u026) will be. received
by the Commissioner Of Docks at Pier A. Battery
place, until IL o'clock, noon, October 18th, 1908.
For particulars see City Record.l
DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS a FERRIES.
Sealed bids or estimates for cement uOSn will Do
received BY tho Commissioner OF Docks at Pier "A"
Battery Place, until ~ O'Clock, noon, October isth.
1909. (POr particulars.see city Record
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CINCINNATI LEBANON & NORTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
once OF the Treasurer.
Pittsburgh. Pa, October !, 1909.
First Consolidated Mortgage 4s Gold Bonds OF
this Company to the amount OF tl2.sl0 will be pur-
chased for the Sinking Fund November l.. 1908,
from the lowest bidders. at a price not to exceed
par and interest. Sealed proposals TO sell bonds
must be In the hands of The Farmers Loan and
Trust Company. New York. before three o'clock
7. NJ. Wednesday. October 81, 1908.
T. II. n MCKNIGHT. Treasurer.
WRITE o L MARKET LETTER. Sent free
upon request. Complete resume OF Nevada mining
operations. PATRICK ELLIOTT 4 CAMP. Bank
ers and Brokers, Goldheld. Nevada.
FOR SALE CURIOSITY CENTURY l.
Paper published about the time OF Washington's
death giving account OF his burial and several other
Interesting items. G. c. r., boz l06 Sun ONCE.
nUNFUnErNnS ANn ~ rAsu LSr
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DEATH OF TIMOTHY CUMMINGS.

Montpelier, Nov. 22.-Tmothy Cum
mings, who died this afternoon at DR.
Berry's saniarum at Burlington, WHERE
he had been, where he had been fl
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son. W. L, Jacobs of Long Beach Cal.
a former editor Of the Barton Monitor
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city, and two brothers, a. o. Cumming
OF Montpelier and Luther r. Cumming.
OF Waterbury, Conn. A. o. Cummings
vii go to Burlington tomorrow to brin ]
the body to Montpelier.
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TO MEET IN MONTPELIER.
Vermont Maple Sugar Makers to Gath.
or with the Dnirymen.

Montpelier. Nov, 90 The directors Of
the Vermont Maple Sugar Makers asso.
citation met at Montpelier to-day and vot.
ed to held the next annual meeting ai
Montpelier January and s. 1901, In con-
junction with the annual meeting of the
Vermont Iarymcns association. Head
quarters VII be at the Pavilion Hotel
additional Inducements to exhibitors viii
be offered and an excellent programme 4:
in preparation. The officers present TO-
day were: G. S. Mcmahon Of stowe, vice
president; H. &. Chaplin of MiddleseX
secretary: VI. H. Miller of POmfret, aud,
tor; and V. l Spear Of Randolph, mana
ger Of the maple sugar market at Ran
dolph.