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TARRYTOWN.

A. the last meeting OF the Board OF Trustees. NJ
p Hillyer OF the Murray Hill Hotel New-forK
made formal application for the right TO construct
a surface railway with electric traction through
certain streets OF this village. committee con-
slst!ng OF Messrs. Field Meginley and Wright. was
apponted by the president OF the Board TO confer
with Mr. Ulllver II is said that some OF the
wealthy residents Broadway will object to hav-
ing the road run through that thoroughfare
The Methodist Church az Genvie has secured
a number Of subscriptions toward enlargins the
church building.
Cards are out announcing the marriage OF John
Hudson Hall. eldest son OF the late John h. HAIL
o, this place. and Miss Mabel Augusta daughter OF
rbomas Barker. Of New-York. to take place at
s. Thomas's church. in that city. on Wednesday.
October l6.
Frank Store and Mss Mamie Lynch. both OF
North Tarrvtown were married on Monday night
At 81 Teresa's Church by Father Evers. Joseph
Lynch was the best man and Miss Maggie Keefe
the maid OF honor.
1ohn II Wits captain OF the Crescent Cycle
o,luh ~ Fall River Mass arrived here Tuesday
evening ON his way % san Francisco. lie expects
10 reach his destination on November ~ IN a
former run ie made 81 miles in twenty-five hours
and forty-e.ght minutes.
Book Reception" for the benefit OF the Free
Library was held in Lyceum han on inur saaE
with them for the library. An address. BOOKS as
a Personal Resource was delivered by MT Ham
ton ". Mab!e. Of The Outlook
The marriage Of Herbert Van Tassell. OF Nortn
Tarrvtown and Miss Anna Ferris OF PeekskilI,
took place al the latter place on last Wednesday
evening
Knollwood Country Club took place on Tuesday
evening There was large atten1ance OF , so'.syy .
Tournament for a paze offered by Mrs. Paul G.
Thebdud.
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OF the FIRST First Assistan, Mulcahey OF the second
ana second Assistant kearns OF the third division.
Inc men VIII be reviewed from the balcony OF the
Getty House by the Mayor. Common Council and
the Board OF Fire Commissioners. Visiting com
panies are expected from Mount Vernon. White
places
-, Cards are out FOR the wedding OF DR., Russell P.
hray ana Miss Ruby l.. Johnson daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Chauncey w; johnson; The ceremony
Will take place in the First Presbyterian Church
at 1880 o'clock on Tuesday evening. October D.
The Ladies' Aid Society. OF the Nepperhan Ave-
nue. Baptist Church. at It's annual meeting Thurs
day chose Mrs. James Thomas, president Mrs. Raj
faelle Cobb. vice-presdent: Mrs. Thomas Oliver
secretary; Mrs Josiah East, treasurer. The Kings
Daughters of the First Methodist Episcopal Church.
on the same day chose Miss Kittie Lawrence presi-
dent. Mrs. David Davenport vice-president. Miss
Bertha Dean and Mrs Frederick White secretaries
and Miss Alice Peene treasurer.
The Pasade tennis tournament to decide the
holder OF the Baldwin trophy. which was arranged
for this afternoon. has been postponed till Tues
day afternoon OF next week.
At the meeting Of the Jenkins Medical Society
held at the home OF Dr. J. w Bowden at No. 536
North Broadway, on Thursday evening, DR.. p. A.
Calan read an interesting paper on School Iiy-
GENE
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HEAfPSTEAD.

\ fair under the management OF the he"ps,sa1
branch ~ the Kings Daughters was opened Al I"el'
local headauarters in Main-st.. Hempsteau OH Luz
da, afternoon The fair was 10 raise lu"u' '
the cothing and maintenance OF the poor u"i'''o
.ha co,ning winter The par,ors were nah'so"'eiS
daoor,.ad and the tables and counters taste'ui's
arranged The committees were made up a. io
1o,rs. ,rrangenents-Mlss Milford MIS-. w IL
youne. Mrs II. ". Hascy. Fancy ld0Is Va
" II young Miss Fanny milford. Mrs Eu"diu
sberer Miss Anna Cloves. Dull Taoe-Mrs, II, y,
tr,scv Miss Carrie Onderdonk. Apron LaD'g f Si >
5"geyIs Miss A. Victoria Rogers surpri,se rabie-
W,ss Rowcock. Miss +. Bowcock CanIIy ,fanoeo
Mrs p 81 Brown Mrs }. W -. va, y ahde r. "a
Finn Mr. j. V. Williams. Mss Il. MssI' " Wrs
Wiiis Wlss Tebby. Miss Post, Mss ial N;;.iidar
I, Rerysn Mrs : : Rhoaies, Mss NsIuie NJ Wra
~ Mss Harriet Milford, MISS smith, ~
- r, par.ons Cashiers-Miss r. i1d'' ~ 81
tanc Ingraham and Miss Nette f.lueru. ~, 90
Gas successful IN every way anu "'"' '"'"
realized by D.. -, , .T.ri,l
Tee Hempstoad Choral Society VIII pIssen sen. Hal
he Tirv' next Wednesday evening III ~ 's,rith
r.itn tho following cast: Judge, Ieoi 81 D,v ~
" R-ool<lvn baritone; plaintiff tienevieF1r DaI ~
81 pi~ sonrano: counsel for pla ntin Iod Dur.
r.a tcnor defendant, Eugene r. far Ha' nnshe.
49, .,,or ~ iurv Charles p. Pray pass, usner
IS u Kellogg barytOne. on luesiaf ~
,.aittr 90 the Hampstead Choral society' uE ~, ~
On..Vfon yili give Dvorak's mass In u IN 'n ~ -
Esib Avenue Methodist Episcopal ~ 81, 10 com
i N'' Professor j. f. Van ONnda Will De inc '''
ductOr.
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LONG ISLAND.
NOTES FROM TOWNS IN QUEENS AND SUI
FOLK COUNTIES.
LONG ISLAND CITY.

There IL a movement among the 'eauetS y, NV
regular Democratic party o: Long lslahp ny "
favor OF indorslng the candidacy or Ec"a'u ~
ing OF the First Ward. who was honn'''aU'' ~
Alderman -at-Large by the Repubhcahs AZ NJ
city convention on Tuesday night MT Do"'"7
was In Albany when the Gleasonites neiu t"eI' I'm
ven;ion Since his return TO Long isiaha O''
there is a widespread demand among the lo'o"orS
OF the ex-NIayor that the latter's frieho o"."
Clarke who received the Gleason NOMINATION 'o'
Alderman Large be induced to withora" 'io"'
the contest and that Mr. Bowling have his pace
on the ticket Mr. Downing has also large lolio"
ing in the Jeffersonian Democracy but ne dec'''e'
70 say whether or not ne will accept Democratic
Endorsement I'VE favor the election OF f-uMatIt
Dowlng because We have always oeen IN !asU y.
good government and good, capable men, az -, "
6rounent Clea son!te in explaining MS atuluue
ard the Republican nominee. MI 10" ms, H.
though Republican. IL capable ana u
man and the that ne differs win US IL 80 -
is no reason why should not favor Nm 70,
our votes II he makes a better representaune ,n
a Democrat The Republicans have away ,b
s-ends Of Long Island City, both IN anu oue - ,S"e
egisla.ure and no more capable repl.sS .ns,v
% that partv no more untirins exponent o, s,n3
in nolltcs as well In private lte can oe iann
,bon Mr. bowling" owen clark, t1G 1850
nominee Is nearly seventy years om ne Ma ,hs
messed himself in favor OF Mr.. Downing snouu, "e
fattsr consent 10 accept Gleason Endorsement
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ARVERNE-BY- THE-SEA.

The people OF Arverne last year essayei to have
their village Incorporated but the matter was
blocked and finally dropped. Last summer the peo-
pc began In July. and the enthusiasm 50 increased
that early in September the project went through
without a single dissenting voice. every vote being
cast IN the afilrmative--a most unusual occurrence
IN elections OF this kind. The full corporate name
Of the vlliag. 3 Arverne by theSea. The pop
u.ation, shown by tine census, amounted 10 over
eighteen hundred. and the village is just one m..s
square Two OF its boundary lines are iau anu
water. The impeling motive IN .he ia
corporation VAS the desire TO beaut1y ana auo.n
the place. provide engine house hsn, anu
repair the streets FOR the sidewalks anu gu i
orally improve the village and pronote us W.,
fare Then there are saloons az ArVetne; AZ.
none are wanted A great deal OF the V'eu c -.
the successful Incorporation Is que 10 ~. ae.snowI
OF d. IJchtenstein whose services were achho~l-
edged by the property owners IN the pte,sehi oi
handsome solid silver loving cup appropriately en-
graved The first election OF officers o. the hewy
Incorporated village took place recently. anl tho
entire ticket OF the Property owners party was
elected the following officers being chosen; Tres
dent John r Waters; trustees for two years, Will
lam seheer and Henry NJ. Tostevin; trustee Tor ono
year fsador Stern: treasurer Aaosph d. A"SoHS"-
err; collector. Albert Rome.
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HUNTINGTON AND BABYLON.

The annual meeting OF the voters OF the Hunting
ton Village Fire District resulted az follows: Two
citizen members. James VI. Bruch and O. 5. Sam
mis- chief A. J.. Field, assistant chief. George
Mills. The retiring chief read his report, and recon-
mended the purchase OF $40 additional feet OF hose
and two jumpers. Only Ave fires occurred during
the year just ended
Deputy Postmaster Charles r. Flan,y and his
family OF Babylon. making an extended tour
OF the Hudson River Valley The trip will embrace
a ten days ride all the picturesque points OF in
terest along the river.
Miss Nettie Abrams and Miss Fannie Raynor. OF
Baldwins are visiting friends in Babylon
Mrs. May c. Moore OF Nyack. y. Y. is the
guest Of her nephew, Henry Livingston. Of THE
Babylon Signal"
Frank s Easily has closed his country place on
the Crescent Babylon. and returned to his home m
Brooklyn.
Mrs Joseph Heay. who has been occupying the
house OF Justice James B. Cooper. ana WIZARD fIa-
eide Reid and his family. who have been spending
the summer at the Abbott cottage. IN BABYLON
have returned to their homes In Brooklyn
Charles H. Chasmar and his family. OF Malone.
\ Y, are guests OF their knsman, simon wheeler
Cooper, OF Babylon.
Beeknan Bergen. OF Brooklyn. Is seriously u az
his fathers country seat at West Baoyion. lie -
suffering from viruent attack Of typnom ieVsr'
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Y l'ACh.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM ROCKLAND
COUNTY


COUNTY.
The Republican County Convention Of ROckland
County was held a. New-City n Wednesday. Oiis
II. Cutler. o. Sunern. renomnated for the
Assembly. AMI James p. Kby nominated for
County Clerk Hiram W. Babcock for superlntend-
"rt Of Poor. and David J. Smith for Coroner The
ticket Is made up Of c.esn and honest men, and
z the Republicans OF the county turn out on Flee
ton Day this year they dih last there should be
a handsome majority FOR all the candidates.
The taxpayers OF Nyack awakening 10 the
need OF local Improvements. shown by the vote
water works system The special election called
for last Wednesday the sewerage question re-
suited IN a majority OF seventeen FOR the measure,
and the only surprising thing about the result was
that the majority was small The system. when
carried into effect VIII comprise nine miles Of
pipeline covering the inhabited portions OF the
Town and II Is estimated that the cost Will not be
above $50 Bonds WI be Issued. and IL Is be
lioved thai they will be taken up by the people OF
Nyacx instead Of offering them TO outsiders.
Autumn days in Nyack AMI iis neghborhood
being enjoyed by many people from out Of town.
VINO. II report he true never knew or another place
where the glorics or the fan could be passed in such
Joy and contentrnenL Many summer residents have
prolonged their outings In order TO indulge In the
IA tines AMI pleasures incident TO this time OF the
year and 10 Hockland County. There is every IA
City and opportunity for the realization OF fall
,.me rfe and pleasures. which all true lovers OF the
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HASTINGS.

Commissioner Daley with a large force OF men,
il, uniting the streets In good shape preparatory to
treating them TO a coat OF gravel.
The contractors. Moloy & Murray are making
rand progress with the sewer WORK. Ihey nave
hopes Of completing the work b. November J. the
time specified In the contract
The yach, Henry Ward Beecher mas gone OUT OF
COMMISSION. aa4 is now laid up for the winter at
81 t,,s. ~ the Audubon Yacht Club One-hun-
ored-ani-hfty -third-st.. Ne"-fork.
Louis QusucAL Of The New Herald,
Hastings on Monday IN his launch me frmi'' anu
The visitors were the guests Of C. II. beVefs'
The tax sale Of lands In GreenDurg LOOK pi,oe On
coaiucted by Supervisor =. + Tompklns ana was
largely attended several bidders coming rom -e"
L
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country cherish. Nyack's summer colony mas nov
all departed for city homes, nor VIII IL until NJ
vembe-.
Social affairs scheduled to come OFT to-day are an
afternoon tea the home Of Mrs. James !. ,aiuit;
In Piermont-ave.. and the wedding OF MISS Map'i
B. Duryea and Charles n. Green. In the heforihed
Church.
At the Country cub last night the members and
friends OF the organization We're entertainer py
Royal Gol1sburR. a hufnOrist
Mrs Edward De witt hostess at the usuai
Wednesday morning gathering at the country 'IuD.
Miss Lucy Hoe. OF Yonkers. formerly OF Nyack.
has been visiting at the home OF Dr. Poihemus IN
Broadway.
Miss Henrietta Woodruff arrived home from Eu-
rope last SATURDAY.
The cooking class OF the Women's Exchange held
lts first meeting yesterday.
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SING SING.

Mrs Abigail williamson. widow Of James Will
hanson formerly Postmaster of this village, mas
given $50 toward clearing off the $50 mortgage or
Calvary chanel erected some time ago at Sparta.
small settlement north Of this village She has
also presented 10 the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION OF this village A check for SloV
The lOlgt anniversary OF Methodsm in Sing Sing
viii be commemorated with appropriate exercises
next week al the Highland Avenue Methodist kpis-
copal Church beginning with tomorrow
John Wesley Losee an old resident Of this village.
dod on Tuesday last. lie was seventy-four years
prominent positions in Buckingham Chapter and
Westchester Lodge. OF this village. and Tor over
twenty years Was Warder Of Westchester COM
mandery. No. a. Knights Templar. His funeral
took place yesterday with Masonic honors. Burial
was IN Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
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DOBBS FERRY.

Lieutenant Siebert. OF McClel.and Camp. No "a. OF
Yonkers. presented TO Camp Meade a handsome
ballot-box at It's last meeting
The Ladies' Aid Society and the Girls Friendly
Society Of ZION Protestant Episcopal Church In this
place gave a fair on the afternoon and evening OF
Thursday last
The Board Of Education has ordered new sup
plv Of desks ard seats and Is going Of the
rooms in the new school building next week Miss
Shaw, Of Rochester. Is the new teacher
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PATCHOGUE

Subscriptions 10 the proposed cross-island bicycle
path from Patchogie TO Port Jefferson being
handed In, and II IL expected the necessary amount
Will soon be subscribed and the work begun. Rich
ard IIigbie has given cash. aid and words OF en-
enlargement to the committee In charge. Mr. Hlg-
bic says he thinks the proposed object is very
praiseworthy and deserving OF success. The sub
scribers to date j. A. Potter II. A. Budd
Joseph Bailey. II. X Roe. Nat Roe. william H.
Aldrich. fremont Hammond. A. W. Carman, Rich
ard Higble. Judge Wmot NJ. Smith. Edwin Bailey.
Salem X. Furman J. Il. Swezey. Bryant ID. Nor
ton, Walter L. iuydam. John Il. Overton and the
Patchosue Whee.men. About $50 OF the necessary
800 has been raised in Patchogue. The people OK
Port Jefferson also moving In the Interest OF the
path fund. one thing which be said In favor
OF the Patchogue path IL that there Is no opposition
whatever to Its being built II IL not probaDle that
the work can be begun much before next spring, Du'
Il Is assured that Il will be In shape by next SUM-
mer. The path viii prove great boon 70 cyciisls
all Long Island. and will not only bring mucn
pleasure, but will also Increase business Inc fatr
chogue Whseimen are energe,ically booming tne
scheme and. as they generally succeed IN Wnale"et
they undertake. the path s likely 10 be built
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TrcKAHoE AND BRoNXvILLE.

Mrs Chatlo-s Of Tuckshoe. thirty-three years
Old gave birth this week TO her eleventh chNi' Inc
baby weighed sixteen pounds
st Johns Logon. Of ST. Johns Chureh' Iucha"oe
spent a delightful evening with i.s Wc'-pres'ueh''
Mr Kramer last Friday evening rory thehDe's
being present There inc prog ,r.t.
.oios ,recltstions and ins,rumental music. MS
legion IS increasing in popularity and good WORK
The fall meeting o. the Driving 1iup WI u, ,aEe
place next Saturday at the ANeH8hir ii"'N'
icy HI! Tuckah)e ,.
samuel De Lisser OF Beacon Heights. iusnnDsi
Is entertaining General Francis h. Plhto, En- AZ
in The Mexican and eva wars. General n'''o -
oghty-eeyen years old. and Is spry ana he'i'S'
TWO New-York men arrived at lu'H""'e y"
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assistant foreman Alden Hallock; second assstans
foreman. Thomas Donnely; treasurer Haniord W;
Burr; recording secretary George Garrett; nnahca'
secretary Ralph Howell; trustees. Lewis Hubbard.
Philip Hebbig and John w. Donnelly
Mrs. James Elgar. who has been suffering for
some weeks from conclusion OF the brain. caused
by fall at Bay Shore. has been removed 10 her
homo In Brooklyn.
Mrs. Arthur Dominy. Of Bay Shore, wife o, gu.
perntendent Arthur Dominy. OF the Third nited
states Life Saving District has just returned from
visit TO her UNCLE John Snedcor. OF Brooklyn
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Selah Brown the guests OF
Mrs Henry L. Brown. at Bay Shore
Ellis Taylor. a prominent business man OF Bay
Shore. Is suffering from attack OF blood poison
Ing. caused by the neglect OF a slight cut on the
hand.
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THE HAMpToNs AND soUTHOLD.

Although there have been many OF the summer
visitors ar southampton return to their city homes
within the last days there stil many OF the
warn, weather guests in the old town. and the
present prospects that some will remain until
the late autumn, among the latter being Robert
Olphant Joseph Larocque. J. Bowers Lee. Dr.
George A. Dixon. Frederick h. Belts. General l. H.
Barber. X. ii. Robertson and others
ST Andrews Dune Church. In Southampton, will
be open to-day at II O'Clock for morning prayers.
and the service Will be the last Of the season.
Mrs II Hoibrook Curtis gave . luncheon at the
Golf club shnnecock Hills. on Wednesday. Mrs.
Mrs H. Aymar Sands and the Misses Rowland were
among those present
The Meadow Cub house at Southampton. "a TO
be enlarged and rehtted at an expense OF abou.
$1,000
The trustees Of the Rogers Memorial Library, in
Southampton. have recently received several valua-
BILE gifts OF books ". -. Van Brunt has presented
The Personal Memoirs OF General Grant" The
library starts with more than one thousand
volumes its shelves. aad provision t. made 10,
the shelving OF 10000 books. The Sarah Redwood
pqrrish fund OF $50 creates a maintenance fund
on which the trustees can rely 10 meet current ex-
prnses and thus relieve any present anxiety as 10
the working finances Of the Institution.
James 5. strong. Of Wsinscott returned from
Montauk cattle will all be driven on the end OF
this month This IL probably the last year cattle
Nil be plstured the Montaus fields.
FIFTY lsborers under chef Engineer @. n. Miller.
"A son OF ex-senator Warner Miller. have begun the
construction OF seawall between Orient and East
Marion I, IL TO be- a mile ard half long, four
feet deep three feet wide at the top. and has
slope Of twelve feet
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char,os : Badger. who lives in a nea, cottage !"
son,h-st opposite the athletic grounds. Is anNi0u,
learn information OF his wife Saran h''N'pe."
l'i' ~ ha, has become OF the greater part OF
to to k f2%T MeA' which disappeared at the same tms
AS his wife The couple had been ma, ss,d his wife
gea yea sa gr trouble with his stepson recent anu
Tat he can spare her better than ne ca" '''e
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FLU IIING.

The repalrs to strong's causeway are no" ABOUT
CONNECTED. the town Of Newtown having "S py'
ton Of the work almost finished. ""h '"e No'''pe
10" VI W ,,r,a,, commencement the towns OF
rT,' and Newtown gain an additlona. nsn an
anI the brooklyn city Railroad Cohpan 15ron,se +,
Of entrance into Flushing ""O" my f-
take prompt advantage or
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Wednesday night evidently on law mission OF
some kind Thev called AZ 2. Maoys house,
Waverley Hin. and one. supposed to be n N few
minutes died. IL Is supposed from apoplexy, me
body was at once taken 10 the Motyue al MOUNT
Vernon, where inquest VIII be heiu'
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u1cKsvILLE AND AMITYvILLE.

Henry Hewlett son OF J. c. Hewlett. the super
intendent of the Hicksvie Vinegar WORKS was 'he
victim OF a second accident on Monday evening"
The fingers OF his left hand were caught IN cog
wheel and before the machinery was stopped two OF
his fingers were cut off and his hand badly crushed.
pecen,lv he was severely cut by the knives In the
mill shifting and had not fully recovered when ne
was again hurt.
A petition is being circulated in Hicksve for cleo
trio lights
Grand Central Hall in Hcksville was crowded
on Monday evening when the Oakley Entertainers a
company OF local people. gave a concert. The SIX
"ioIv little coons" and John Puvoge were the star
attractions II the evening After the concert uah-
cling was enjoyed until morning.
Joseph H. Petty and George Han have been
elected steward and sexton. respectively Of the
norm Methodist Episcopal Church at Amtyville.
Alanson r. HaY of Amityv.le. who has been in
a critical condition for some weeks Is recovering
from his illness
william Austin. Of Amityvllie - dangerously I'll
at the home Of his sister near Woodhaven julio
lion
The South Methodist Episcopal church at Am,ty,
Vile was Tuesday morning ne aCen ~ NJ Ur
dolo,e funeral At which the R1v Gorge s'l!mah
ocaed The funerals were thS5e OF 6 rs ds sirs an
saturday at ner home IN Ma.a-st. and her brother
hal spent their whole lives in Amltyvile. and were
Highly respected. Mrs. Purdy was seventy -,h rec
Years old While her brother was two years her
iunior Brghts disease was the cause OF death In
each
Superintendent Skinner. of the Department Of Pub
lie Iustrucfion has informed the Board OF Edue@i-
ton OF Amltyville that they cannot legally estaDsh
branch public school for the use q me e9lo pre-.
children OF the district The branch schoo! was
abolished some time ago but afterward II was votei
10 re-e.tablish IT. The cOorei residents. ied Dy
Charles Devne Brewster. determined 10 hght THIS
action claiming that the taxes they PAD were
brick schoolhous the colOrei children mad right
to attend the school The feeling In the matter ran
high and a race war The case was many
referred TO Superin tendent Skinner. The coiored
people have with good taste refranei from cele-
brsting their victory and the matter. II Is now
thought will be dropped as the trustees have re-
soyei 10 abo sh the cOiored school and have all the
children attend the one school.