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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-21

THE JUDGMENT VACATED.

A Judgment for alleged damages ana COSTS
amounting to S5sss7 was obtained in the Supreme
Court on December 4 in suit which had peeh
brought by William W. Weghley against sylvester
H. Kneeland of this city. The suit grew out OF di-
ferences arising from the purchase by MI. Knee
land of the Texas Trunk Railroad.
Mr.. Knselani was rot aware OF the Judgment ui-
Ill Il had been obtained and his attorneys at once
began PROCEEDINGS to have 1t vacated IN orner 10
defend the suit. The judgment was vacated on
January l2.
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legal y Offices.

IN PURSUANCE Of IN order made by the
Hon Roger A. Pryor. a Justice OF the Supreme Court
of the state Of Newlogk. In and County
of New York dated ia luary H. lS06 notice is hereby
given To all creditors and having
Thomas Hagan, lately doing business m the Citv and
County Of New York, To present their claims with the
vouchers thereof duly verified To the subscriber
sgnee OF said Thomas lagan for the benefit
tors at his office Nos 22' and 22g East 50h Street In
the city OF New York before the second day OF
April 1875 ' -
Dated. New York. January iith 1896
,. ... JOHN McBURNIE. Assignee.
EZEklEi. FINMAN. Attorney Tor Assignee
and Nassau Street. New York
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pI.UDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans OF buildings ana a ,h
hay. been filed with the Building Department uu''e e
forty eight hours ending at noon yesterday
New buildings:
Erook-ave . s. 80 IT $ OF i47th st; by katnatlne
p Kitchen. OF No, No.. o'a East io-u'''' "'e $4,000
and mats -. -
uotilda-s W s. $50 It n OF Becketave. WAKE
field by John Trsds OF Se,inT "a 1900
Alterations: 80 NJ. ,o,rs,orv
% East 22d-st, by abby va" war; $4,000
III Amsterdam-ave by John McGowan. three- IN
an,e store dwelling and c.ubrooms ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-21

Slime to some. n $ in'st-s,. 200 II W Of Park-ave
xf265 TO OLD Post Road. year. ...,.......,.,'
stephens Hannah j. and hush and 10 Annie Dinkei'
91st-st. $50 II OF Park-dvs years 81,
TAYLOR Dorotnea to John c Boettner. llSth-st'
175 II " Of Sth-aye 3 years. = 49,
Same to same, n l2sth-st 335 II OF oth-a'e'
Well Max to Gustavus Sidenberg et al executo's'
etc W = 1Oth-ave, 24.2 n n OF 52d-st, years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-21

/ OSr OR STOLEN
~ certificate OF one hundred shares Union Pacific
iNaIt"ti stock = a'i2 dated May ~. 1854 of
sarah f. Daggett and George White trustees under the
VII OF Henry l.. pnsgstt.
SARAH l.. DAGGETT GEORGE WHITE Tr,sees
chice No. & fremont IT. Boston.
Boston. Mass. Jan. LIST. 1890.
I OSr-Bankbook No 3I63i7 Bank for Savings 40
- Fourth ave. New York Payment stopped. Please
return book to bank.
| osT-Bankbook No 2i70a0 Bank for Savings $50
a. Fourth ave, New-york. Payment stopped. Please
return book TO bank.
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ilnturnisheo Apartments 90 Lei.
HANDSOME ApAKTMEN
:. AND 20 WEST 69TH-ST.
Coumbus-ave
pe,,s $50 To Janltor premises
Dublir Notices.
NIPRENIE COURT.

- IKEME COZ Kl. :.
- In the ms Of 'Ppeeon Of me Of t tSs cry Z;
~ New York. feaiv" t. acquiring ute ~ Inc nv ~
AsIen ana an INN Sey side OF SECOND
STREET between Avenues \ and b. in the Nin.teenth
of said city duly selected and approved 10y said
II the provisions Of chapter iol 81 me Laws Oh
iSss rs amended by chapter 81 u the Laws ~ 1890
of amended by chapter "a 4 the Laws OF lssV
notice Is hereby given mat an appiica,n VIZ 3e MADE
The supreme Court = the state OF New YORK az
Special Term OF said Court 70 be held IN Fart at ne
County Court House In the city New York, on the
day February. 1896 At the opening OF the Court
that day. soon thereafter as counse. can b.
hrafd thereon or the appointment Of Commissioners Of
Estimate In the ahovo-entiilei matter.
The nature ard II the Improvement hereby in
and Commonai,, 4 the City New York. certain
lands and premises The buildings thereon and the
Eighty second street. between Avenues and u. in
the Nineteenth Ward of said city in zee simple absolute
r the specified IN said chapter ls ~ the Laws
o. issS amended by said chapter 81 Of the Laws Of
proved by tn" BOARD " Education site FOR schoo
purposes. under and In pursuance OF the provisions OF
sad chapter l9l ~ the Laws 4 isss. amended By
said chapter ~ ~ he Laws OF 1880 being the following
d,scrihei lots. pe'"s or parcels ~ land. namely:
i,ns and being in the Nineteenth Ward 81 the CIV Of
New York. which taken together bounded and de
scrih'd follows beginning at point the southeriy
lire ~ Eighty second distant eastery from
~ Eighty second street with the easer.y line
A. running thence sou'hcily, parallel with Avenue A
"no 30 e6 os Feet inches To- the centre o. line M hs
block thence rastefy parable with Eighty second
"a feet ana inches thence norherly, parallel with
Avenue \. lu2 feet inches To- the souher.y lin. Of
Eighty second thence westerly along said south
"y line If Eighty second street 81 feet inches TO The
point or place Ot beginning.
Dated New Yolk January I'm, 1896
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-21
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR

Albany. Jan. @-The Court Of Appeals calendar
for tomorrow Is Nos 25o 81 49, 3s2 5. SCO 81 and
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Ocean STeamers

VlIWW EItUMttS
A TLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE OF TWIN
a. SCREW STEAMERS - NETWORK - LONDON
WEEKLY.
MANITOBA Observation-Disclosures. o5 iso6
For freight ana passage apply
NETWORK SHIPPING Co, General Agents.
Produc" Exchange Building. broadway. New York.
Steamers leave Pier 60 N. H.. foot OF West Goth st.
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DURSUANr TO SrArurORY REOIIRE.

~ hN' AM " NiNi' iok1 KECgt IKE
MEN'r, notice IL hereby given that an Aci has
been passed by both branches OF the legislature entitled
and wor1el =
AN ACT To authorize and empower the city Of New
York To certain due arrears To the
state Newly
Further notice IL hereby given that a Public Hearing
ufon such bill will be- held the OF the Mayor
In the CITY Wall. Ia IN" cay ~ New York THURSDAY
January I'D 1896 AT = o'clock y. m
Dated city Hall January 10Th 1876
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COURT cALENDARs ron TODAY.

'-N'E@'''f-'''''
Appellate Division supreme court-Ileforc Van BrIn,.
: j. bar.e''; Wilam- Rgmsey ana insrah.m. j..
Il o. -" 81 ~ . g. a. o. ~ o7 3d. - 49, 90 '' l. w. "
M''ion calendar d"isi a, ii a. N, ''' ,'''N .
Court opens , at 10 80 a. nix paste natter
Y@ i S edo 'fn , nn rrl%s Preferred cases.
sap5s%s nS 9s, M "a V 1 1s,s b1.s .
i$;. 1863 l37i. i2iG l3oi 22al l27s 1919 1880 1881.
i i I iec7 iGas c '' 1851 1851 1882 1868 1854
Supreme cosI'-seesa Tern Per, y.nstor. Lawrence
supreme court Special rerm-rsrt VI Before Mac.
% .nI Ten PA " v Fl M ' ar
supreme IsS ylhS,urnea
supreme couri-Trio TermPar, IInetere Freedman
csea. ol'2 1893. SIS. aIi. case unfinished
go ~ rs ~ 49, 49, ito SF' o
supreme coqri-Tria Teriq-rar, rv-neforc sedswick
aaI. Gsdt' to be sent from Part III for trial Case IN
Supreme Cour,-Tral Term-rar v-Rctore McAdam
5 i.1c to be sent from Part III for trial Case u"'"
sent iro" Fart nj Tor triai Clear D''
sT@ t Ia9 ~ Pax AKA v 90 ST., s Glider dc
1880. Case unfinished ~ '-''
Supreme Court-Tria Tcsm-Part vIIi-Before hook
staver J-'ascs t. be sent from Part VII for trial.
supreme cogr-Tria Term-par Ix-n-fore Gicgerlch
J-tase' 10 be sent from Part VII for trial Case
supreme Court Trial Tcrm-rau X-Eefore Blschon
jr, Jf'ases to be sent fron Part VII for tria Case
supreme court-rral Term-Part XI-AdJourned f,r
surragates Court Chambers Before Fitzgerald S
Motion calendar called al 1890 m. wills probate
George g St"l ti;htrine curry. Hannah West Mari,
C. Heath. Caroline fud lpl. August Ilcig.r James Nc
Nidcr. Morris Jacobs. At 1880 a. Annie Clark al .
Surrogate courr-Ttial Before Arnold. s.
No day calenda.
opens al 10 a. M. Motions at lo.%o a. IA.
city cour-Trial Tenn-Iar Before Van WICK c J
Nos. Iis 31i DO. 40 $50 S1l 2,77. 49, So xsiG
T as5 s y, $50 90 l 33 ~ AZ; % '43 81, iS -" 4i'
City Couri-Trlal Terrn-Plrt II fefor- Conan ! -
Nos COS. Je5 5,i 322 32s. 30 io3 40. 5Gt 81 ui3
city Court Trial Tcrm--Iart M Before Fitzsimon.
Nos. Gu. 7Gs III. NJ. $50 SO 100 sl4 6,s Gls
C67 G72 725. 1G7 7sl $50, 500 50 77J Clear ''''
city Court-Tria Tirni-part IV-Tieforc Mccarthy l. -
Short Nos. s2so'.. a2G5 2l3i I7sa a2i7 aIs7
1850 27c5l as 1911. 2iss 3i2i 2,5j 2gil s22s arc
.13i. 3i'4. as,S. :ss:.' $50 3Os7 a.s 35Oi
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
~ Truax j.
People. etc. Madison square Bank Gilber, NJ spelr
Baker vs.. Wer-Wiliam D. Burr.
Quesade Janewsy-John Jerolonian.
D-ane harlcs 4 Jackson.
Sch,-nrnberger Scho.nrnbcrger- Daniel p Ingraham
Bradley-currier Company ". Lving.ion -GeorR" w.
Coiterill.
Iielbrunn Bng .ld-David Welch.
Nv Lawrence l.
Moses vs. IIoffman-Eot Sanford.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
suprrme Court.
BY Trdax. !.
g. Elliott Minor vs.. Luther +. Hnrtwcn % cases)-
Francis Higgins.
Fanny l.. Korn W. Frank Mccormack Samuel V.
SDe,e'.
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l42 and Al Acre Plots.
EAST CHESTER,
2,TIl WARD NEW YORK CITY.
a, ACRES known as Faile Homestead. about 10, Feet
frontage on Post Road between SchifneI" i''
and Mil Road and adjoining we'll n)wn Arlrh es'atr.
Al ACRE. fronting Mil and landins ispa,s. 80
parcels on or near proposed Trolley X H. ana su''ao
Mas and particulars with Charles H. Brush. Attorney
fr Trustees - wall street. and with James l." "e"s'
Auctloneer. 80 Liberty street. y J.
" AIJNnE improved real estate for sale by order o.
supreme Court. Lot At l,s, Water street View orh
,v about 10 feet front hy 90 fe"t with forstory nfcS
building thereon near Maiden Lane. In the centre ol
tobacco trade VIII be sold at Public Auction AT We
New York Real Estate Saesrooms. III Brnad"ay on IN
An iay ~ February, nj II clock by VILLA MI
NELLY. Auctioncer 60 whom apply ior 'e"s '' i'"'"
III broadway basement
Gin propertp for 5ale.
A DrONINO FIFTH AVENUE hgh ground. thor
"A onghly well built hous. 10 H. VIDE deep
lot sunny prot ,ced rear sanitary plunoinS ftice
SO 600 mortgage $500 Permits ana all particular
DOUGLAS ROBINSON q CO..
40 M,nrsoN AVE IS LIBERTY ST.
a pT.r~rER INVESTMENT THAN BONDs.-For sale
n two extra FIRST class corner apartments ene ssen
stairs marble and private halls steam heis ga
fiel nIsd Win highest class tenants total ren,s uy
ward Of $1,000 Particulars or tHARLf-S boEN'
Cplun bus ave and ia
DEAr-TIFI'f. Am basement 4-story house, West End
ID ave $4,000. bargain. STEVENS d-s'' cor. to. aNe'
Warren sheaf., 1896-12-31
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given tl,atI have
appointed my brother, Olof Ander-
son, as deputy treasurer Of the town
Of Foldahl, and OF school district
No. Sc, all in Marshall county,
Mimi, for . period Of three months
from date during which, time will
be. absent. S.
Foldahl, Dec. 4, ls IS.
ANDREW ANDERSON,
Treasurer Of Town Of ||foldahl, and
School Dist. No. Sc, Marshall Co.,
Mimi.
Warren sheaf., 1896-12-31
MARSHALL Mipnesoa Turday December 1ts 1896


p -, -
cOMsToCk.
! s .-l-..s .-l.-...-s 6, 81 $ss3ssz st #
Mr.. EI1ToR:
/ will try to act as correspondent
for town OF Comstock, as / see YOU
are wanting cofresp pondents from
every town in tile county.
Well, we are having fine weather in
/ this vicinity sss
i The farmers here are getting up
their wood for the coming year.
A good many went 50 Warren to
prepare for Christmas this week.
The Misses Tatros called on Mrs.
Graham Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shu1ltzen visited at.
Mr.. Graham's on Monday.
Anyone wishing grinding done
|call on Tatro Bros.
The school in svoDutlth Comstock is
doing nicely under The teaching Of
Henry Cormier, with 16 scholars
enrolled.
Christmas day WAs celebrated at
MIR Nick shantzen,s with bountiful
tn bles set for both dinner and supper,
besides there being casidy, nuts, and
apples passed for the1ehildren. There
were So people presentand every one
seemed to have good time. The
afternoon was spent ID playing
cards and singing The good things
were all prepared BY Mrs. shantzen,
who knows how to suit every ones
taste.
Mr. Theodore Shantzen and wife
were up from Euclid to spend
Christmas. E. T..
WANdER.
Ep1ToR SHEAF: 81
wish you and al your readers,a
very happy New Year and may you
have many such.
The weather is glorious. and the
roads are quite good q erule.
Everything is going nicely in Wan
ger.
Rev. Mr.. Cotton, Of Stephen,
breaches here in the I. O. G. T. hall
every two weeks on Friday evening.
A social was given on Tuesday eve
ming for the benefit Of the church.
It was a success financially as we'll as
socially. The hall was crowded and
everybody seemed to have good
time. An important program was
rendered, after which supper was
served. The supper was almost a
banquet and one would judge from
those present that they knew nothing
of hard times. Among the unexpect-
ed but welcome guests was Mr.. Wm.
Geroy, of Roseau. Mr.. Geroy moved
to Roseau last fall and we seldom see
his smiling countenance nowadays.
Miss Gertie Nelson came up from
Warren on Monday to spend the week
at Mr.. Nixon's in Tamarac.
Miss Nellie Nixon, who is teaching
in Park River, n. D., came home on
visit during the holidays.
Mr.. AL. Mack is having a week s
vacation during the holidays and is
putting in his time on the ice-part
of the time on skates and part on his
head.
Xmas came around as usual this
year and everybody seemed to put in
a pleasant day.
Miss Bertha Blank finished a term
of school in the eastern part of Wan
ger last week and will spend the win
ter in Argyle
Misses Maude Wees and Bertha
Loughridge are up from Warren on
a visit to Mrs. j. j. Sinclair and 9th
er friends. They return home next
Saturday. Yours Respectfully,
x.
NOTICE. g.
Notice is hereby given that have
Warren sheaf., 1896-12-31

NORWAY AND DENMARK.
Queens Health still very Poorly and
Her Visit to ChrtstisnIs IL Postponed.
Railroad Shops at Gottenberx Unusu-
: ally Basy - Danish Consul 1t Paris
/, Dsad-Trades Unions Of Denmayk Con-
solidate-Frss Concerts for the Poor At
Chrlstianis.
SWEDEN.
1 etockholm.
4 Over 6O,0OO.OOO crowns worth of
llquor are annually consumed in Swe-
den.
| King Oscar recently donated the sum
of 500 crowns to the Salvation Army of
this city.
There viii b 1S5 buildings erected
on the fair grounds before the end Of
May, 1897.
The aggregate capital Of Sweden Is 27
private banks at present amounts to
552, ,668, ,963. IL crowns.
Sergeant ~. Astrand Of this city left
Tor the Congs State. in Africa, Dec. 8,
where he will enter the aexly.
The general master of ordnance re.
quests nm appropriation of 7,4S2, $50
crowns for the purchase OF small
arms.
A sum Of %, 1000 crowns has been
given to King Oscars Jubilee fund"
BY the recently deceased Hon. w. A. F.
Ekengren OF this city.
"Aden," one Of the new torpedo
boats, has been brought to the wharf
snear "Djurgarden,'' where it will be
equipped with ~ guns
Professor John Borieson Of this c;tv
recently finished 4 very successful
model Of Charles ~, from which =
statue viii b made and erscted 1t
Karlshona.
Ono Of the prominent dailies Of Paria
will DO roprcsentod during the Stock.
holm fair By Henri Lapanze. who WAS
present It the recent crowning festivi-
ties II Moscow.
The nuaan ,uhoaa has1<l "a IL
l
past summer, - sssin very poorly and
will probably postpone her visit to the
king at Christianis until s-later date.
Gunnay Wannerberberr has boon
favorably mentioned as tho strongest
"Nordlska Musiksallskopet,' which
VAL be IN session hero during the fair.
At q recent meeting Of the Press club
of this city Thore Blanche, one OF its
most prominent representatives. was
ousted from the organization owing to
his correspondence TO the Press associa-
I ZION wnicn nad Deen unnecessarily par
s'ai ana connlc''ns.
GotteneeTG.
| Count SnOilsky has been appointed
presoent OF tnoo BOARD OF eoucatlon IN
tn1s CITY.
The directors of the celebrated
"Hierta" estate have appropriated l l,OOO
crowns to the city revisor, A. Rank, for
vlsiting Germany. hollano, Belgium
ana scnwels, IN the 'nsefests OF the
estate
Fifty passenger coaches are being
manufactured in the mechanical rail-
road plant Of this city. Twelve coaches
were recently sold to the Mass slo- oscar.
hann railroad, and 200 coaches have
been ordered BY the berglass railroad.
F.lu..
The net income of the GranResberp.
Oxlesund railroad during the past wear
Warren sheaf., 1896-12-31

Continued on 8th page.)
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-08-12
TO Draw Out Cleveland.

WASHINGTON, Aug 9.-The Post
this morning revives the report that
Hoke Smith hes resigned from the
Cabinet in az article fron which the
following is an extract:
Secretary Hoke Smiths resignation
as member of the Cabinet and the
head Of the interior department is said
to be in the hands Of the President.
The authority for this statement is a
close personal friend Of Secretary
Smith. As the story goes Secretary
Smith forwarded bis resignation to the
President at Gray Gables on the same
day that be authorized the publication
in his paper, the Atlanta Journal, Of
the editorial declaring that that paper
would support Bryan and Sewall, al
though depyecistiog tie platform upon
~h;.h a. hh 10y; .1sy SSere nominated.
10 bis letter to the President, it is
said, Secretary Smith announced the
position be vas going to assume, poict-
ed out that be had during the campaign
in Georgia given solemn pledge that
be would abide the action of the Chi
cago Convention, and then went on to
say that be felt that he could not, 10
Justice to the President, longer resaalo
in his Cabinet.
The Post then speculates as to what
the President is going to do about it,
aud concludes that if the President
continues in his present attitude of non
action. Smith will serve out his time 10
the Cabinet, but that if be takes either
Of the several suggested courses uu-
favorable to Bryan and the Chicago
platform, the Secretary will insist upon
enforcing his resignation and will re-
turn to Georgia and take an active par'
in the campaign.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-08-12
Roasting in Chicago.
Death List sw@led on the
Hottest Day.

CHICAGO, Aug. s.-This was the hot
test day of the scorshiog, deadly series
Of the week, aod the list Of victims was
the largest. The temperature at a.
m was 81, and i: continued to rise
steadily until 50 degrees we're recorded
at 8 o'clock. Five deaths we're report
ed to the police.
Four other prostrated victims we're
removed to hospitals from the street
where they we're working. or from
stores, and their recovery is not expect
ed. A score of men and women were
overcome. bu: nearly all of them are
out of danger. Horses drawing heavy
loads dropped dead BY the score ia the
streets from early morning to late at
night Out door labor vac practically
suspended for the day, except where 1t
was absolutely necessary.
Dispatches from Mascoutab, H.
state that 1O6 10 the shade was record
ed there and outdoor farm work had
been stopped The heat and hot winds
throughout Kansas bad discouraged
.ae hopes of the farmers for big crop;
The heat in that State had registered
Ill at some points.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-08-12
Mutllated Him.

\ story has reached the city Of a
very peculiar affair. It is to the effect
that muia,to named William jackson
ran away with a white woman, Mrs
Campbell, who came from Augusta
The guilty pair went to Jacksonville
Fla. A detective who went after them
found them aud was bringing them
back. When Shelton, a station on the
Port Royal and Augusta road in Beau
fort county, vas reached, about 10
men, it said, boarded the train, took
the man away from the officer and
mutilated his person fearfully. then
turning him loose. They did this III
preference to lynching hlm. W bat
truth there is in the story, if any, is
not known here The woman, it is
said was permitted to remain in toe
custody Of the othcer.--The State.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-08-12
RACE WAR IN ARKANSAS.

Texarkana. August g. The race
war in Polk County has broken out
in earnest, and as result OF the ilrst
battle three negroes are dead. eight
wounded, and many have been run
out of the county by the whites
Several negroes have passed through
this place who were forced to leave
the county, and they bring news OF q
pretty bad candi.ion of affairs.
The trouble is between white and
black laborers employed on the grad
ing works of the Kansas City, Pitts
burg and Guild Rriiway near Horatlo,
Ark. The white laborers are de-
termined that the negroes shall not
work on the road and are being back
ed by the citizens Of the county, who
have armed themselves for the pur-
nose of running the negroes out
Thursday night mob of whites
composed of Italians and Hupgarlans,
together with number of natives
made raid or a camp occupied by
negro lsborers and three of the lat
ters were killed several were wound
edand a number fed in terror. The
names of killed are not known.
Several of the leaders Of the mob
have been arrested.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-08-12
A Rush For Winthrop.
Accommodations Entirely In
adequate to Meet the
Demand.

presiden; joaason of tie Wirthtoa
Normal college. that great State 'nstltu-
ton for the education of young women,
has been spending a few days IL ;hs
oity. Professor johnson when seen
yesterday stated that the number of
bona fac applicants for admission to
the college when it opens in Septemb Der
vas very great-abous 400. lie has
been puzzled to know what to Go.
There is actual dormitory room for only
240 students at the college, but by Ju-
dicious placiug something over 800 stu.
dents will be accommodated. Beyond
this plumber it is impossible to 60 with
any degree of safety aud consequently
all the late applicants will be unable .'l to =,
gain admission. The trustees will ask
the general assembly at its next session
for an appropriation to erect additional
dormitory buildings, aod there is hardly
any question but that the request Will
be granted.
Nearly all the girls who have been :,,
endeavoriog to get 10 at Winthrop will
90 this session to other colleges for wo-
men. and the consequence is, that by
the impetus given the idea of educating
! the young women, by the erection o'
this State college, all the other colleges
- rho State will he benefited Tho
State
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-08-12

directly opposite to the front door of
his residence There were several pes
sons 10 the hallway at the time, but
luckily the direction Of the shot vas
changed by strikipg the outer edge of
one Of The fence pickets about 20 feet
distant from the house, thus avoiding
what might have been serious conse-
queuces. Mr. Gates was considerably
wrought up over The affair and rep, rted
it to the commander of the naval sta
ton 1t is rumorcd that the shot was
fred at one of the spouging fleets about
to leave the harbor without having
been passed BY quarantine officers
Trying to e7ade the quarantine does
not Justify an Americas war vessel in
firing solid shot iufo a aeuseIy popu
latod city ard j2opardizlog the lives of
citizens.
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Wire for Cotton Ties.
How the Alliance is Pushing
the Fight It has Begun
A Call From Presi-
dent Keitt.

The State has in the last few days
given complete information concern
ing the progress of the fight started
by the State Alliance against the
steel cotton tie trust, and only yes
terday enough was said about the
practical test of the new wire ties to
show tina. they would prove as good
for the purpose of baling cotton as
the steel tie. 1t is only a question
now, it seems, of few days before
the farmers all over :he State will be-
gin to send. their orders for wire ties
in large numbers
That the State Alliance does not
intend to let the fight rest now, that
it has been entered upon, can be
seen from the following call, which is
to be published in the next iasue of
The Cotton Plant, the official organ
Of the order: