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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
dr. r. SETON ROBERTsON's WILL.
Personal MEMENTOS LEFT TO MANY OLD
FRIENDS REQUESTS TO THE UNI
VERSITY OF VERMONT

Tho will NJ DIR Thomas Seton Robertson. who
died on September g. filed for probate yester-
day in the office Of the Surrogate. The value OF
rhe estate is placed the petition at 5000 in per-
sona property. William Rutherford Mead and
Stanford White are appointed executors.
The testator beaueaths his diamond gold and
platInu ring 10 William Rutherford Mead: his
books OF Burns. Scott and Shakespeare and his
Scott autograph letter to Colonel Robert G. Inger-
soil and his Brougham gold cigar case to Stan
ford White. He leaves 10 Joseph Howard his choice
Of any one Of twenty-four walking sticks. To
Abraham II Hummal DR. Robertson hequeaths
his choice Of any one Of his thirty pins OF gold and
precious stones.
The testator says that ne has in his safe deposit
box a note Of final instructions. and that he has
given W. Rutherford Mead authority 10 open the
box He directs his executors to into effect
al once the instructions therein The executors are
directed sell the residue Of the estate and
devote the proceeds TO the creation OF n
trust fund OF 5000. to be placed in the
hands Of the faculty and medical department
Of the University of Vermont at Burlington. VI.
The faculty f. 10 purchase yearly, with three
fourths Of the income a microscope. TO be awarded
10 tho student Of the University composing and
writing the best essay any neurological subject.
The remainder Of the income Is TO he annually de-
voted to the purchase Of pocket surgical case to
he given for the second best essay on the same
subject Both prizes 20 be known as the Rob
ertson prizes
Any surplus remaining after this trust has been
created the testator leaves to the faculty ana
medical department OF the University and directs
that there be purchased Immediately large cabi-
net Of microscopes for the use Of the students In
the medical department. which shall be placed In a
In a conspicuous place and inscribed ROBERT
son Memorial Cabinet" He appoints A. II. Hum
mel as the sole attorney to take charge or MS
affairs and directs that he shall have sole charge
Of his funeral at which he expressly directs that
no clergyman Of any denomination shall ofhciate
In any capacity. Should any Of his hequests prove
void or be invalidated by law the property Is 10
he given TO the faculty Of medicine OF the Univer-
sity II Vermont
Il am not unmndful of the fact that am
ma rrIed the final passage OF the will reads. but
for reasons which II is unnecessary 10 state nave
RETAINED from making any bequest or bequests 70
my wife" The petition says that the next OF XIII
Of the testator his widow who lives AZ No %
Monadnock-st. Boston. and Il known as May X
Robertson. and Agnes Robertson ana f'lIeh t'oo-
ertson. who are said TO b. adopted sisters OF the
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BELLEVTE SURGEONS LIVELY TRIP.


Il was Or Jovce's turn to answer all hrst am
hulance calls AZ bellevue Wednesday night, and
as II was busy night Or Joyce got little sleep
He was asleep at o'clock yesterday morning
when a hurry call for ambulance was sent in
from Sxth-st and the Bower.
Tn. doctor was arrayed In his pajamas. He
slipped on a white coat. cap and pair Of Slip
pers Jumped into Ambulance No. 3. which the
driver mad ready. and away they drove at top
speed.
At Ninth-st and Second-ave. the ambulance ran
full TIT into northbound trolley-car. The horse
was thrown 10 the pavement. the driver was
thrown out and somewhat injured, but not SERIOUS
ly and Or Joyce was hurled TO the pavement sew
eral feet away from the ambulance and resolved
several scratches. He lost his cap and his slippers
and his coat was badly torn. Selling his surgical
case however. and minus hts cap and slippers.
harofootad. and with his pajamas showing through
tho I'm tho coat. and covered with bIoo1 from
the scratches his face the doctor ran ior q
Third-ave cable-car He Jumped on one crowded
vith women. who. seeing In him n lunatlc ana
murderer In one screamed Justify
The conductor stopped the car and called a pc
hceman hu; Luckily for Dr. Joyce. the pohcema, :
recon lzed him and 10 told about the accident ana
mentioned Tint ne responding TO a hurry can
Dr. joyce had money. and the policeman asked
the conductor to carry him free. The conductor
did this with much reluctance. and a Few minutes
later tho doctor created STIR as he rushed bare
footed into the Eagle Hotel. whore Walter Noight
had taken strvchnine with suicidal intent
Tho doctors speedy arrival probably saved the
mans He. Dr. joyce went back 10 Belevue IN
raj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
NEW TRANSPACIFIC SERTICE.

- ,con, NJ the Sante Re Railroad I'm South
.rr california IS in the city. He SAYS that all ar
ra,gements have been practically completed FOR
,no nroposed steamer service between San Diego
and Yokohama and Hong Kong
Three steamers for the new line nave oeen Sc
-, 8" .oid Mr. Bvrne They are the Belgian
49,, ,,o carlisle CITY and the Catana. The latter
,u,o have an American register. The lie glan KING
o. a., Tne;ish vessel They range from i'go 10 ~
u ar 1917 and arc modern vessels. The can
.orria and Orient Steamship Company Is the syh'i.
cate controlling this new transIacnc SCI w. ho,h
t ~ ,roe,, alliance with the Sante re TOT Do'n
t 10 and passenger business. The hrst sehmee
Iels"', "i,n 'San Diego about December 10 one
Is 10 ieano ,. Wong Kong about the same time II
IS my understanding that the steamers VIII "a" ~
LII n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
BROTHFRHOOD ST. ANDREW CONVENTION.

Baltimore Sept 29-The sessions o. the thirteenth
annual convention Of the brotherhood o. ~. Al"
drew which began in this city Yesterday continued
to-day At 1880 o'clock the delegates Assembled
I'm Emmanuel Church for devotional services unde,
the direction Of Bishop Paret OF MarS.ahu' ANU
ri .hor Randolph ~ Southern Virginia
4, $50 o'clock IN. convention was called 20 order
In Music Hall by James |. floughtaiing o. Shicsso;
nresidani of tho order. After the appointment o.
committees and other routine business the CoIncII
submitted its report. showing that siXty-four ne"
chaniers had been organized and fourteen chapters
had been reinstated in the last year sixty-nSee
charters had retired. showing net grown o.
~ ,rtv-two ihaptsrs There are nov IN eNl.tence
oN chapters with average membership or yen.
MISSIONARY work ha. MADE progress IN the year,
and the Council REPORTS two chapters 'ormed u
J,pan two IN Alaska and one each IN Liberia ana
ra1ii
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DANGER IN SODA.
SERIOUS RESULTS SOMETIMES FOLLOW IT'S gX-
CEesIVD USE

SERIOUS RESULTS SOMETIMES FOLLOW IT'S SX-
CEssIvD USE.
Common soda is all right in It's place and In
dspensable in the kitchen and for COOKING ana
washing purposes but II was never Intended Tor
a medicine and people who use II such Will
some day regret IT.
We refer 10 the common use or SOFA 10 re-
lieve heartburn sour stomach, hablt Whlcn
thousands Of people practice almost daily. ana
one which Is fraught with danger: moreover me
soda only gives temporary relief ana IN the emo
the stomach trouble gets worse and worse.
The soda acts mechanical lrrltanl 10 tHc
walls OF the stomach and bowels. ana cases dIc
on record where II accumulated in the mites
tines. causing death by Inflammation or peri'o-
nitis
Or. Harandson recommends as the safest and
surest cure for sour stomach (acid dyspepsia
ar excellent preparation sold by drugglsts uhoea
the name of Stuarts Dyspepsia IaDlets' heSe
tablets large 20 grain lozenges, very pleas
ant to taste and contain the natural aclus PeP
tones and digestive elements essential 10 soou
digestion. and when taken after meaIs tney
digest the food perfectly and promptly peioIe
IL has time TO fc-ment. sour ana poison the
blood and nervous system.
Dr. Wuerth states that he inVaraoIE uHes
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets In al cases VI
tain cure not only for stomach. put by
promptly digesting the food they create ~
healthy appetite, increase flesh and streng men
the action OF the heart and liver. TheY are ,,o'
a cathartic but intended only for stomach aus
eases and weakness and will be found re!iapie
In any stomach trouble except cancer OF '"e
stomach. .
All druggists sell Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
At Soc. per package.
A little book describing all forms or stomach
weak ess and their cure mailed i:ee ny ADDRESS
inS tie Stuart CO. Of Marshall. .Aieh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30

Bids opened NJ the meeting or the farN
Board yesterday morning for the planting OF 3o"S
trees and shrubs I'm Riverside Park. between Sew
entv-ninth-st. and Eighty-sixth-st The successful
bidder could not be- determined as the bids were
iemized and will have to be- tabulated TO obtain
tho total amount The work OF planting Is esu-
mated to cost about $1,000 The planting Is to DE-
done between the river and the Drive. They are
10 replace the thousands Of trees and shrubs that
have died recently from some unknown disease. and
II is hoped will restore the beauty OF the Drive.
Pres, 'ent Causen introduced a resolution asking
the Board Of Estimate add $1,000 10 the estimate
OF the Park Department for the next year Tor the
nurpose Of erecting six milk depots for the sale
OF ster,lized and plain milk In the various PARK
Tho nrcsident said: THE present structures are
wholly Iradeauaye. New ones will he In keeping
with their surroundings and Will be ornaments 70
IN, arks in which they are placed The structures
will cost about 81 900 each. The object IL worthy
one md should be encouraged by the PARK Board
The resolution adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
COVERNOP SMITH WEAKER

Santa Monica cal. Sept. ?9-The condition OF
Governor \. j. Smith. Of tn" Soldiers Home, VINO
,r,s shot nv an inmate OF the Home Is not az
.a,ts,ac,orv to-day as II was last night according
~ tho physician at the Home He Is weaker. and
passed a restless night.
Ieavenworth Kan. Sept. Zs-Albert G. Bradley
the man who shot Governor Smith at the santa
Monica Soldiers Home. Is a former member of the
tn,,anuortb soldiers Home Seven years ago
he assaulted Captain Moor, OF the toine poI,e,
for which he was arrested upon uh,eu o.' t
d,ctrent and he was released II Is asserted ny
go 40 Win the shooting ~ Governor Smith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
.IJFGrD EUBEZZLER CAUGHT.

Detective Serzeants Fay and Slansky last night
arrested Charles Maleck. who is wanted oy mo
National Express Company FOR alleged emnezzle-
,nent The prisoner found in Broadway, near
Thirtiet hist He admitted his identity. The ex..
press company issued p circular onering rewato
fo- Nalcck a year AGO and Pinkerton men have oecn
trying 10 find him since. he was takeh "
police HEADQUARTERS for the night and this morn
ing viii be arraigned In the Centre-s' police COURT
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

The American liner Pennland which arrived mere
ves,erday from Southampton. had rough voyage
ao,os. tho Atlantic For six days the steamship
encountered strong head seas. which made her
pitch heavily. Among the cabin passengers on the
Pennland were Professor Ernest W. Brown W. s.
Campbell ex-rnited States Consul at Newcastle
Tyne; Colonel benson Professor simon ~ ray
ron Andrew Pinkerton and the Rev. Samuel A.
Wallis. -. -., .....-ao, IN
Among the passengers who arrived yesterday on
rho steamer Lain from Bremen and Southampton
were A V Armour Or {: Below fr et, !,
Csntain Y schonfelder c. w Schumann. Consul
Al Santiago de Cuba, and Mr.. Fokken German
Consul at LRgura-
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JAPANESE INSPECT BELLEVUE.
GOING TO ESTABLISH For THE MIKNpo HOS
prTAL LIKE IT ~ JAPAN

Tho Mikado ~ Japan has decided 70 es'ahish
bosn,tal in his Kingdom with all Eastern Improve
nonts and he mas empowered Dr p. Haroda' OF
tho JapanesA Navy. 10 take charg" Of tho work' IN
ordc- 10 become thoroughly acquainted with well
oo,iured modern NcV-Nork hospital. the doctor
and Sadayuchi Tchida. the Japanrs" CONSUL III
woodwork called AT Bellevue Hospital yesterday
-. .,~,r, through the institution The dep
u,v Superintendent conducted hen throuEh ~. lic
d,6ereit departments explaining All the m'thouS
in each. ~ r-htcb mos, I'm -
-os,od the visitors wa tho hurry hmhuIah'" CalI.
.btch vas sent Out FOR :hcir rhS'rNaton- nv
snood With which tho horse was pui mo IN" "Iu
bulance and lts dash for The gate" dncl9t ci''iu
in i,,o ,he ambulance as II went. astonlShcn ny
~ ~, dTs euhtncts who were immensely p'aS'o
with the exhibition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
RVATEN orr BY RRiTF TR4INNFN.

Denver sept - -Oficials of the Denver and RIO
Grande Railroad and q tho Denver ana mo
Grand" Express Company ~" receiving oonEra'u-
,,ons to-day on the successful resistance 10 an A.
,,r,,od robhcr, Of the Western Express train near
ttutt,d col last night. by four hvo masked
mon Tho engineer. Henry H. Hinman, The IRE
man Frank ~ Rennctt; IN" conductor. - e
croft tho rain porter. Harry Hart. and n" brake
mon mn tho robbers flight About thirty shots
ver. nred. Tn" express messenger. r T." Stlc.-
wood formerly COW boy. stuck 10 MS post VINE
dvuanoif. was being exploded underneath and on
roo ~ the car and hrcd on the robbers. reward
of i10l has been offered for each ~ me men \
ross. With bloodhound IS on their trail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
REFEREES APPOINTED

Court.
by Truay. J.
Non.on INSTRUMENTATION ". spier.
pramen agt Monte-John Hone jr
Emlgrant Industrial Savings Bank agt. ~ Hsra-GecrUo
T Davidson.
Ninirn agt Calhoun . cases-c;eoree ~ Van Hossen.
Gerrania Life Insurance Company AIT Henderson-
David Thomson. -
Joach. m agt Somerve-Frank " Holahan.
BY Cohen. J.
PondIr agt. Huntington Henry f. Rowland.
Dixon art Lennon Bankson T. Morgan.
by Dugro. J.
stern agt McAune-Frank Schaeffer.
Gildersleeve J.
Matter OF lie Barpier-Davd May.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
supreme Court.
BY Truax J.
Julia A. Harper agt James f. welsh-Joseph Brewster.
William l. Iacues agt Pacific National Gold Mining
COMPANY OF Colorado nl-John Hunter. ~.
MAY A. Zpser agt. Monica T. Flsnagsn-Thomas =
Annie Joachim John somerville-s Lvins'oa
ga
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AWAITING THE VIEW SrBuIRINE BoAT.

Tn. submarine boat Argonaw ala not com" "''o
the harbor yesterday. sho remained ~ "h'ho' ''
Atlantic Highlands throughout the day Th'r" is
Considerable curiosity - s"e his vcsse "h''h mas
beon built as % wreclung boat when can "''"
both above and below water ~" ''rhe ''"'.
wv" a., ,,d- .ho command ~ captain
Si,o, I axe her owner and inventor ~" u H'
st.,nd Or submarine wrcckin. work. ana j. n,',l
o1l, with coruul"f" apparatus .f'.ilplt .'' -
soa,cburhts and other things n""a"i 'ot sue" W.
H. hest record for re- alnii% ma. ""i'l = l'u
$50 nd n,i.eu minute. Sh' is hy n" means ~
., s.C,nr cr4f. and j. OF small size. beng -
t.e. II, length and feet beam.
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rrcrtrrp ASKED FOR CO4L COMPANIES.

Chicago Sept 2s-Judge Showaiter. OF the mica
States circuit Court. heard arguments 'o-uAS
90, tuol Company and the Iowa ami Illinois
Coal COMPANY. against which corporations proceed
,nss 10 foreciose two trust deeds OF |o"" each
we're begun a few days ago by the Atlantic Trust
Comnonv Of New-York. Judge Showalter VIII de,
,Sn To- matter tomorrow. decision being reserved
~ enable him 10 satisfy himself Or the courts
t,,ried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
rropryIvG or coorER ryIoH SCHOOLS

The reopening Of tn. Cooper Union schools Will
take place as follows.
Monday morning october 2. the woman -, AZ
atani a,d mo classes IN stcnography Npr"r''hR
- 80, ,olagr.nhv for women. Monday evening OK
nr of applicants for admission to the hrs'-
@ 80 g., sr,.nce wednesday, evening. 'ctohrf
E'p -, ~, mo nirhf classes f. science ana art
S,,,1,r5av evening October opening of IN, ''n~s
- NO.. ond d.h,te Monday evening. october
III 49, 80, - ,h, class IN eiDru'iou. Tn" Museum
fr he Ar.s ~ Decoration viii be r"'p'h'd 10 inc
,uhl,c next Tuesday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30

Cleveland. Sept 29.-The police Of this city are
lacking for Henry Grey. superintendent or the pu-
luth Rolling Mills. VINO l. reported "'9S'''' nv
co,,o 70 Cleveland from Duluth a week ago ana
.,ayod n, the Weddcll House He Intended going
80 Xev-York Monday night last. He purchased MS
icte and placed II In his satchel. now IN me once
|. ~ WAN Uousc The train departed. but Mr.
crev did not appear. and nothing has h"en seen or
hc,yd Of him since. lie had consderabi" money IN
81 session and foul play Is feared SeNeral
,,,essages have been received from New ork con
arrtne the welfare Of Mr.. Grey. who has business
Ee ,dros,s in New York whore his family lives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
CARPET WFATERS IDLE.

philadelphia. Sept 2s-Nearly three thousand
Garnet weavers have been thrown out OF employ
,nent in this city because OF the action OF the
ingram carpet yarn spinners. who decided Few
DAYS ago to shut down this branch OF the'r DUST
' r. .o,,. time the summers have been turn
tnr out warn about twice az fast as the viewers
could consume H. and this forced the pIlee GOV" -. u
IA rlch an extent that II was deemed auNisapie 10
close down for d time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
HIS ARM TORN OFF BY MACHINERY.

Collins Rsynor seventeen years Old. Of No "a
Fas Thirty seventhst., had his right forearm torn
from him ny the machinery in the basement OF the
Borden Condensed MIX Factory. az No. 22l East
Thirty fourth-st.. yesterday afternoon. Raynor
attending gas engine. which operates the
machinery IN the factory. when the belt suddenly
caught his hand and vrenched II of as quickly and
completely as II had been severed by an axe.
RaynOr fell fainting TO the Moor. he is in critical
condition AZ Bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
vlyy CHANGES 1T THE RtRGE oFFIcF.

49,, ,.a-,-c,,- I'm tho contract labor department
49,, porec once WIS dismissed yesterday ana
.oor,l other changes were mad" In "a" IN" s"s
gos,cd hy immigration Commissioner Fo"'''.y y
.,o visited The ofHcc lisi Wo"k tn. h'Atdlhs ON
rcrs' division has hc"n abolished ana ne nle, ma
viii be- known rs assistant "f''''''
cbargee will follow in a f"w days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
c,rTS To vESSRS. CHTBB AND MYERS.

J. White representing tn" directors OF me
Marine Insurance COMPANY. OF l'nH"n. anu 81"
ton, Rate roprceeutng tive directors ~ IN" -" IN
,,ra,e ,.ornt,uy Of Liverpool. last night. at the
,v.,dorf Astoria entertained At dinner hummer OF
merchant. and the leading r"pr"s'u iail'fS 81 ,
,n.rino Insurance companies oi thls ana .t,a
i,t.s 20 assist at tho pros ntafln1 OF ~" an
ct,.,, too services 10 Percy 'huhh ana ""'rH
Wy,re me American representatives, oil u''s' com
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yO SELL THETR FORTIGN PLANTS.

t.o.,,orc, p / Sept AT meeting Of the
,..Lholl.r. 81 the American Screw company
hc,d to-day. the directors II the corporation "'r"
.,horizod 10 dispose Of the company plant AZ
Leeds England. and &c take sucn action IN lS s,
-, ,h, r'aradiau plant they deemed 'Np'"'nl
m meeting Wa harmonious ana ne Hr,'L.-
ment Of the s'ockholdcrs was mar t.r s",r :"
n,,',,or,t,e uoull be- Of genera. advantage 10 All
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
european ADVERTISEMENTS.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
LERS will find the London Office Of The
Tribune, 149 Fleet Street, convenient
place to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
STEEL Trust ASSURED.

Chicago sept % n dispatch was received rom
New York to-day stating that '""-'i' VI W
49,, tiuno,s Steel and Minnesota Iron com
sartns had been deposited at the Federation S"e'
Enmnany's Office. This shows that the cohsoiiuH-
is assured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
ATCTTON FRtTDS PT'NTSHED RT FINES

Peter Korn who is now jeweller NJ No. AZ
Hlgh-st Newark and Mrs. Pauline Silverstein. of
No lia West Twenty -ninth-st.. pleaded guilty 10
a charge Of conspiracy TO defraud the public be-
fore Judge Fitzgerald in the Court ~ General
Sessions Yesterday morning korn was formerly
the proprietor 81 an aucton-room A. No. III sixth
ave on February u he was arrested togeth'r
with several Of his employees. among them Mrs
Slverstein. DIRECTIVE Day. Of tho central Once
alleged that Mrs Slversten was employed 10
'iouf" up articles bid upon by outsiders.
Judge Fitzgerald fined Korn 800 and Mrs. silver
stein s25 He said In passing sentence that the
plea OF guilty victory for the public. as IL IS
always a most difficult matter to prove con-
spracy OF this kind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
loss BY FIRE. No0,000.

pos,on Sept. % Tho loss caused hy IN" burning
NJ IA, BRADLEY Fertilizer Companj "orks' al Wy
mouth last night aggregated "''"' S"'
insurance is S2ij.0n as follows. bui'uihH' '"''''
machinery. N3oDp. stock 5000 , ,,.,o.
a, the meeting o. the Boston Boarn oi Ill., !
writer's this afternoon compittee was apPo'n'o'
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
WAY RE AN EXPOSITION COMMISSIONER.

Kansas City. Mo. Sept PA dispatch 10 The
Star" from Wichita KAN says. at is said in
Republican circles here that James Allison. or
Wichita will be appointed one OF the commits
sioners from the United States 70 the Paris Elk
position He is a personal friend of President Nc
I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
HORSES PREFERRED TO SCHOOLS.
THE SPEEDWAY ~ ILLUSTRATORS OF TAMMANY
PRoCLIvITIEs- EFFECT OF THE DEBT-
LIMIT SCARE.

4 New-Yorker who takes keen interest IN mu-
nicipal affairs has written 20 Tho Tribune 70 IN
qlllre how many children now without school
room nd have provided FOR y the cost 81 IN"
now Speedway had been applied in that direction
His letter contains tho following paragraph;
r. I remember rightly. nj the lime that undertake
ins was begun the need n enlarged scnool dc-
Communications urgent as now. ana ina [
undnrta King has always been connected IN my nind
with the conspicuous love 81 horses entertainer Dy
certain Tamniany officials chosen by the votes Of
very people whose children are no" kept OUT o'
school FOR want ~ room
charles RuIkley Huhhell President 81 the BOARD
of Education said yesterday that n the S""H
which the Speedway cost had been applied to the
purchase ~ sites for now school buildings at the
time the speedway scheme was authorized there
might now he room for all tho children VINO wan
10 attend tho public schools In Manhattan ana ne
Rronx but n the Speedway never had oe"n null'.
the plans for school buildings might nave heen
DELAYED and thu contracts tied up. as they wer"
some months ago. hy tho deai limit scare .
said saw tho mood for new accommoda tons for
school children md tho appropria lions authorized
wor. sufficient 10 have provided room for All me
children II tho work ~ building new schools mad
not been DELAYED last summer. on tho ground tnat
tho den; limit Of the city had been exceeded. As y
is We have provided room for nearly all the chill
d-on Nv tho device Of halliday sessions for the
Younger children. and nov that the work NJ build
ing new schools has heer resumed. we shall soon
have room FOR nj tho children without being obliged
tn continue the halliday sessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30

The Sheriff received two executions yesterday
against Peter Schutt lquor-dea ~ 80 y@
South-st. In favor OF Louis Spamcr for Sl."36 and
the Consumers Brewing Company for f273 Re
gave a chattel mortgage 10 the latter company Tor
s. coo on May % Mr. Schutt has been In business
there for fifteen years