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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
surviving Trustees under viii Testament. OF
Edwin u. Morgan, deceased Plaintiffs, against Rosa
Wiederman and others Discrimination No. q IN
pursuance Of Judgment Of Foreclosure and SAFE duly
made entered above entitled action. bearing
date Tenth dsy OF August, 1898 l. the undersgned tne
Referee IN said judgment named Will sell at Public aug
ton. the New York Real Estate saesrocms NO III
Broadway in the Borough of Manhattan. CITY Of New
YORK. Wednesday the ith day Of septerber 1898 AZ
II Oc.ock that day. by Peter F. Meyer AUG
tioneer the premises directed by said judgment TO b
sold. and therein described as follows: 80
building he erected thereon situate lying and beng
City OF New York and being in Block Number lsys
Number T. hOwn IN the lard map OF TIE SV
New YORK. and bling bounded and described as fol-
lowst: BEGINNING at point on the Southerly line OF
West hundred and fourth Street distant two hundred
corner formed by the OF Easeriy !ne OF
Columbus Avenue win the said SOutherly ine OF MeN
hundred fourth Street. but at or opposite tns
middle Of certain party wall running thence Souih
wary parallel with Columbus Avenue and 70 nni through
the middle ~ said party wall So far as the same
eleven inches 600 y. III I'M
the block: thence EastwafGly aong
raid middle the block thrtythree feet four inches
f33 a point opposite the middle line OF q
certain party wall thence Northwardy parallel with
said last mentioned party wall hundred feet eleven
inches 900 IL in the Souhefly line or West On:
huo5rei and fourth thence Wes,warcy along said
S~u.herlv line ~ one hundred and trrth street
inches 33 #. in 20 the point or
"na,- 81: New York August 22t. 1895
A''e-' '' CHARLES A. RuNK. Referee
IORD DAY & LORD. Attorneys for plaintiffs: Office ana
pog,or,ce Address. No. i2n broadway Borough OF
Manhattan, city ~ New York
Yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
1rvrRpnOL COTTON MARKET.

r..-,,, Scr, A C'ot,on-Spot--Gooi business
done m unchanged. American TaitdrS - ne
~ 10 bales. u which l.Vy De;rs
vera fr speculation ard export and Included l"V pate
American Receipts. $3.50 bales including 100 ua'es
American Futures opened que'. with a moderate ct
nsni and closed quiet. American midciing. m C. Stp
,arfer G4G3 l-Gid value. September ana 'S',on
eta2 q cil ruysrs. Ocloter and November, 800
,siua Novorh.r and poreWher. G-t4q3 I-04d sellers
r,.c.,,ber ana January Gd BUYERS. January anu req
f,ary 2 8 eiaa 7-e'a sellers: Fe5ruary ara a9r,h
Gi4 sellers March April >6fi sel.era: Apri ana
Ma s-6,Q3 p-Gld buyers. May and june. 9v-"ig
IN IA ssllers June and July. , lo-Gtd buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

,JTION-lut1ns. luness prevails In speculative c.i'es
en-. II . y.U.-sao..-l @.t4. a"4 siia--. even 81
- F.cn. - stA.t Valuations "els lev anu Ia u
-, lie tota! .oo.e " AAc.lat.ns o..Ae a "'t''
"a ..s......O. failed s'..nu41ls
ta.vis a.a t.e OutlJ-@ soi .Noi.4.s.hs O.'-'
-. IS a. ty Ice al.cr 4 l.- Cove "neh- t'o|
$3.50. "a TIE M.sslss.lI! \alley an otAet points -
,eis te y-..o, 4IeAton an an lAl'i..,e lIt"
i.ya o. pal. % tHe l|oei .y't'" "'-'-s
.uIe ,uts.c, s.ecu.40ss strl,d 10 Dv "~.'r
s.g.n-aA-s fdtul,s showing som. H'tt''"l.l!' '''.
80 ..I be..er demand J--h4 sdics 4--."e
~ l. su va.rs ~ -y-iIoo. maiKet LAS eN.le.0-
o. i.. ..,te.est IN NE part o4 i-"G"''.
vas lie s.Ys.an,al feature q the s'tIed.h a.l"y"e
Tie io,e IuI.cauoa was somewhat "etht'V -
en-. Ina, u. M...s.l bUuness l,slitea hot 50 Wu,
IN ia p4r.,stss q s.I-is. from lndll -if"n.s
Ma al D. se.es N the ,ay concessions. Inc more
- 80. .tr. somewhat estUrued o.. yellow lev.
egou leNs The yellow sedlenenis wee S''c'"e
.aa ltl t1 cosi.s.on q views. ""ch resulted IN H.
"esAe. reports Aiiitct- not moe "''.''''-..
,ssy rene. ,-tner IN proved condtohs PREV "1.n
iI.!CateI the AtlaEtc states 1Si'ns ''e "a
nlCtla. &eaas was ItDo lcl o. t"iS '" vi
bell II ne region ana portions Of the Ne''rfn
eonc.uons ueeie ed and regarded with much saii'
ica5n by bear faction +" "A me tHpe' az s.
tally onset ne improved conditions else"ncfe aia 81
caution generally. A. Abilene ana Ain~fli ., ,e
,sa.lsrsflrr a., O'Clock MS morning Nds 90 gES;tts
snls le n.rih e Iexas heavy irosis "eie repoii'I
lie complaints Of ruii ict. snt1Hhb' a'''
received. but hs1 been asce e,r" 4Is
me more tfsa4eIt bears claimed The snat movement
Tue n uuwl.lngncss On the PAT q planters
~. ,rc rtc lo~,l market ~ cotton
futures cIenea que and STEADY a. az antahce 81 ~
points ana rue1 sf1Y.4y dvi c1T'If we 60 e al
the session. Ly midday prces had sdgsta Da'h :. ast
rgAts nns. quotations v a. the market 81 the Close 'u
IN har'rcI r-ces - po.nt 'wer -. . 10.
The range # contract prizes IN the local market 'o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
.ai daily Gus, IN II use repor, q
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

............ 20 IL 80
COUNTRY PRODUCE MAltlNi.l9-
- ...,o. te..
N-7 100 @ i''I...-f o. 49,.
beans AND lftAS-t lftle W'affr irrIfF - H'NN
f.arfv AL ST. Do - ~ e SUI dshf if '''''
s.c. r-. ~t.,. I te bought ~ JOSS Mo-. ' "nl
pcs cuiI ana rto- rlai.> cav .s n.iH 1- - -
u o.. ,Ir.t ma quoted ~ - -IDSl ;p 'N move Be-
l & .,-- q. f.o .'.c- nclr. tst - IL 'ftftm~. All
,arla fragzrs show further change
In r.ice Ilomr trade demand f.r green yeas s!lca
49,. - 49, .-.--,, ih--a uer bush 81 is0$l 70
4, rr.,i.r, - DO rea 81 81 red kidney 81 N'H
- On. o at, kidney. 81 80 81 - d. !aeK Gr',c seep
Ma s. -jaSc s.. green bags. 500 30 Scotch bags
~. -,.- 49,.
BrTTEI.-Tte demand or hsh Efale if''h u'l' ~
ter 'cens O. ie improving lite ana a. me quar- -
mo l,,t.- be- showing hot Weather defects. the market is
rfe crner GU tati.u' cannot be- changed Lli.'ia"S
lu is q. s' strictly tNirn western 'feAi''s a.
l>'zc tGan Us Wa last Week u me ~ "'-''' 1'
/ over yea 10. here ffr ufri"f VIII Aia' lifr'f ".
BUYERS took fer ~ mo cheap goods say
lGs1sc tut When pawn ne latter raie ney demand
quality almost equal far finest Storase creamery con
condition ard win rrIrn = defective quality
there IS f. yery Unsatisfactory trade. STATE daily comes
Forward orl, n su4.l ..ts and s''s slowly. Imitation
-r,arsv N.st,fr fair, nnI factory unchanged ~
dor.n8 .- ,-..e Tho movement light The whole.
vs.. ,Iaa.. ...fa merry Western extras pr H.. lss- %
.rf. '-I..l~ f scenes I.4i1r. d. thiri. suli'.
J., SAFE -Atias I5t.ui,c do dfss I6. al7c 10 nlrIs
~ eo'.1,s H.. a.G western june cHtrss ls'4qir-.
f1f.. >t... tt.-- hal, HriIn
..-', f,'-nf- f,... I'D. lc. T. fhr.s a. re-0uis.
,t.f.- ,y...,-. ,.I.,..- --4.r.-y ..tra. r. ald..
/ 1879. a. 80 49, g., lun. q
49, 49,. -...-.l.... - l...-.r. &c "a er.s,
fq. ,ai D.. .e "a. mr.. a. l.rer grades IlIQl2c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
West iO8rd Street

West lV3Td street .,t..-
The approximate amount u the len or shase 70 TS.
which tie Above described property Is 70 be so!d 10
t,-f5ur thousand hundred and tweny-e'sM 80,
collars with .ntsres, thereon from flist cay o, 81
,sts together with and ALLOW ances bmouns.,
Three hundred and nfy-lcur s-no dollars WIN ~
rr Aurus, i0h lsas together With the eApehses =. 's
.ala Tho approximate amount OF taxes an,
IT,, Mons WA IN are allowed to the purchase GUY
~ r,chase rrSnsY or naid by the Referee Is i've
end two D,-O) dollars and water rates OF -s''
and 1885 amounts rot nxei IN ,.os
i'''~ ' $500 CHARLES A. RINK. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

bbs Crude urpen,ine hrm 81 10 81 80 ana 81 o'i receipts
~ bhIs Tar frrr 81 30. receipts l24 Dds 49, ,.,,
Charleston. sept. 7-Turpentine firm al zc' h'''"
firm. unchanged. ...,.. err, q, oSi.c.
saes. lO09 bbs; receipts 30 ogis s,5 bbls '"'''
changed. sales. I'll bols. receipts l'N'' O''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

The APPROXIMATE Of the lien or charge 10 ssusy
which the above described property i. 20 be SOC
e 3ao o. with interest thereon from tie Iotn cay %
SrgI,st 1895 together with costs ana allowahSSeos
amounting to $500 40 with interest from Aussss %
isOs together with expenses OF the sale me ~
amount II ,ayes assessments or otner nens,
witch are allowed the purchaser out ot sns
purchase money paid b. the Referee 10 ssS " ao0
Interest. ,eoo
Da'e1' WV CHARLES n. BCRRfLL. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Now York. September Z lsoN
BEEVEs-Receips to-day we're loI cars. or is4l head
,cidir Is cara Tor export and CT cars consigned
direct 20 city slaufhto and Is cars Tor the inaFhe
rY.king with stock held over from previous arrivals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

po Boston s sp ceaf. and sraFh 9 3 81 inter-
patents 50 c56s4 clears and sr2,ss, = ger 81 Com
ner q' feeei5. Is sos bush steamer yellow &c. No
$S.Sssc Nos and & sliac NiIfee3 aus,: bran
ss 90 e -; wqg ,a sl@ a pl YoTsan ssoss
Cbeess steady. Northern 7.dsc, western. 7'sdsc
punalo, Sept, spring wheat-spa oae,nss light.
c9s NEthegn spot On red a. ss-o "e S Sed
io@s biied &C. yeox 2 s5 90 oats
yellow, 81, - corn ny ~ . c'G 9..02s,.. No
wie az: 80 ! wStc &c: No mixed. 23c 10 nxed
~ Basy caasT sa g6 d hdaf f 81 cara frss
eas,er wasa,. 2sc. 2.c oats l7sc Flour quiet
easy. rs
chicago Sept The leading futures ranged as fol-
Wheat No .: Opening Highest Lo~,c.,' c'0'i f..
5:s.saaa' ooe oooi s s:a53: o'.' s.
5'..:s' -.$.$ 6 s..os: s s$
~. ont. No. . ..is,.o,ov ~, losg,2% o'.o!ss
r. .'. .......... 2iaQ3- 2is02. :i'' :'
Mess pork per bb: Sam
Set ,a24 ,.. 49,. $50 $50 81. So
I p...a,r' .. ..'. - 1914 4s2'- 4o3
Snort r,as. per ioo n: -.
j i:...=:.. ... s:3. II: - I:
G.s & e,e V W., . Is a Sssa T s.e e' 4. -
taT,s5.. ~ ,,-a. ou-s4'0,,c: 40 ye- " corn 81
$ :.. 90 Gag, ~ re- a. 81 t;y pa
~ da,s-ad Sc new seasse: n-.ne timothy , se, r.
. ellis. Ins. s9. ert ro sr aoso sdi5 20 Dry
@ r saA'a . ' cas- o 2 ' aa5sa sse5 SON on
.eaiy crear"r,s i30isc. ia.ries Il 4i'c. Eggs n''n'
cqcnna SEPT 7Fogg s,s'ar ;, |t;'; t os,. ar N?
RI e. Cra s't p,s s N} 30 a> 49, butter s,sidy
sur1r steady. i.rgs steady. Cheese firm
.voys'e set wnH't h6asr r5 No. o Eer'S HJ.
hiyi~r: - / 4i4c. Barley higher. 81 =. 4ac. sample
MINNEAPOLIS Sept wheat steady: s.p,er--,he -
NSr'hern G5.t 50 northern 5C'ic. Flour and bran
/ unchanged
r5asoe e'a; FIRM ss'4a g.. o,s 2a" s5
zhs E s5 , ~ H l5': 30 2 5.S.
20 Efss nm rsh rpTey s.e DO T Rssss. sac1rs
srng goo d ,T N bbS c country IN Nj, 8.o:
gp.s 5e dres.ed rcul,ry s,eady: fowls choice le,ae
d. fair 10 good DsGlo. old rosters D' s2rdDs IL
nearoy. l$9l5c We.ern 81 aIse coo 5tis 10 go
sacks whoa, 500 bush o"o bush c 19,' s Sg
/ bush. Shipment neat "'' OHS"' ~O''' 1890 $500
oats 100 bush. r.
St, louis sep, Flour unehansed o Whea .-,5P
ber sli.c: De-ouber case bd. May. cf4c 70 haIa
s~r,srrher osic: December 2S@c. MAY op'2' v"s j.
regular. ~ cash. &c bid rack. - asa X,
a.l, hid, December 2Dssc bid. NAV :-'ec astci -
? white 24a a2i3ec Butter firm; creamery IoS''10'
| dairy. l3Gl7igc. Eggs higher !-' loss OF. o,,
r,o4, Son, Wheat active lower; No cash, G3i. 9
asi.d september G3i.c asked Com dull l9"eeT; no :
mixed nc oats dull steady; NJ : RA Aec -'G
rns teth olt 80 80; % new SO 70; October 50 20 OH
/ unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

R!o-Co.ee market barely steady. ~ kio, 'So-0 *
Change 1s- gv-epts 5000 o-.s c4cA!e1 Il! lie Leu
n.ars ,vyv uaIs, t.oie, 10 -" ..ss slsI"
o. .ass ....
4Ae st~su-a. pos.tion Of biazl coHee is as io.o"s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

cCPREME COURT, County OF New Iofh'-
~ John r Terry AID Scion Humphreys as surviving Trus-
tees under the sst VIII and Testament OF Edwin ~ MOT
deceased. Plaintiffs. against f>"sa "'eHe'""N $3.50
others. Defendants. x,-. -, r,x.,,,.
Action No In pursuance OF Judgment OF FoIsc.o,s.
ure ana sale duly made and entered IN the aoONe enso
acttn hearing date Tenth Of August lsss tne cn
rreI Tie Referee In sad ucsmen nance wiz ee.s
~ Public Auction. AZ the New York lts@i $3.50 sa.'
Rooms No Ill Broadway. in the Soroush or
ON ~ New York on Wednesday the IAN day OF sepep-
her is9s at O'Clock neon. on tnat cay oy re'sr
Meier Auctioneer premises directed o SAID Jug"
,"e22, IN hs sol; md therein described follows:
ALL that piece parcel OF Ians WIN tnS
huiiFIr be thereon situate. iyrs and BENG
IN he t1tv u New York and being in Block Number 1852 70
the land map OF the Ky OF
Nov York and being bounded and described as folewsi
BriTNNTNG At point On the Southerly line ~ West one
hundred and fourth dtsrt hundred anc nine
four (ig4b Eastwary from the corner termed oy
The intersection az Easerly line OF Columbus Avenue
with the said southery ne OF West one hundred and
columbus Avenue hundred feet eleven inches 900 u.
II in 10 the middle line Of the book thence Eastwariy
any said middle % the block thirty-three feet four
Inches thence nor.hw1rfly again parallel with Column
b.s Avenue and and through the middle line Of cer
tan marty wall hundred eleven inches C0 II. II
in 20 ,he southerly ne q West iO4th Street: thence
w.s,ward along said southerv line ~ West l0sh Street
thrtythree inches (33 in tho point
place Of beginning. - -
CHAhi.Es A. RUNF. Referee
LORD. DAY 4 LORD Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Cr'ce and pos.oflice Address,
No 800 Bi galway, Borough OF Manhattan,
CITY or New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

EMBELLISHMENTS and su',r;lptons Tor me Ir,nune
\ ,.r,iyel A. their Uptown once, NJ. LIZ BrpauwVs
ii door north 3st-s, until oe.ock p M aa'ertse
-n.ns received following brarch o,ices al regular
ofrcs rates until o. Jock n m. viz; ~ sin-aNe;
car 1852 6ih-ave., l-h-st; Mays .t.-sse
49, ;ith.st lao Columbus ave- near West cJth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

rorcen Coree Mafkets- sLnt0s-C3fte ll4FAvt baltIy
s;ead, goou a,erag, samoa '$oo, v-epts 1-Op JAS
g, 7Ol w hass H.a.a.rs Uiie" i44!ntt ,tcne.
- ,,.r al . o, T. H.. ue unchanged 10 p1b l'We!t
a. u 90 lags HaIe-Ccuee n,a.het opthcd si'aL!,
:. ~. ,N,. Of l. 4sict au- Un-sA---, al = a."
sea.y ilanc s.ei n@' GneaaHse-, ota! sales
L..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

quoted CITY 4a4hc. Western. 4i-aiA.c sTEARINh
S.u iy. quote 3. oe~. e.. cits lerd sieaflne u.
T+cE-A moderate demand continues IN the mar II
being about evenly divdHi between
domestic staple The crop fails 90 neN me
mard generally anticipated. hut sellers are far rom o.
Outraged hy present outlook Quotations ron" -
nests common r. low far 1890. TAR 70 sold "'.P
5aac prime choice. G'sl5~c. head "a q: Pam;
"a ncc. 90 a bond 3 .f@+ Japan ''sIOc' Java fF4
She Eangoon IN bond. =. ff2@c - -
STGAR-Dres IN the local MARKET f7r raw sutsI
were conducted on narrow lines asain tday. although
~ tire AL the market show TeactonaTy tendency
for unlimited supplies on the
for 90 test centrifugal 5-tc TO- ," test
and o. iGc = ~ t-- moasses sugar sellers
W~ver stir In their views and offered siafinsy
even - % q1a'e higher prices. The close was Lsiy
firm Wltl buyers inclined 20 meet the higher rates M
f.nplsa far from favorable as anticipated
demand all departments AZ London being SLACK ana
prices inclined cane was Officially reported AZ
wae quoted an re ana refining AZ iVs I'D Beet
sugar ruled dull and easier present month declining 10
I'D next month remained unchanged at - % Re
fined s"Vart In he local market ~ss atrons out rs
active city dealers having purchased ircey Tor Ies
during wce.s. Quotations follow: norin -
5pfo. Lar 5aic. c-us' cl jIic. powdered '-tS'
powdered 80. genultf-d 5sc: FIRE gran e.
M crauulatci. 5isc. eNfrl fine g1nu aei sc
constct oueis graduated $50. cubes 3'.c NNNN POW
Gorei. sic. mould s. Sc. damouf g. DC confeoi
ere L. $50. 80 5isG5 3-lGc. N-s and SO;
y . $50. =, e. . 1-ftc: 80 4"fc: No : 40 ~.
and 10 Cac Nrs II ard T. 4',c 10 II. 4'sc; No a.
TIT wool TXCH4NGE EETORT-Cu-rcnt qu ation'
If lrre.,i- vroiS occurred, basel Wool Exchange oi
' me-. cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

Glmdaon River by Dayl8Ilnto
PALACE IRON DAY LINE STEAMERS
NEW YORK and ALbA"f
Finest and fastest steamers IN the world.
Daily cxcep, sunday.
Leaves Brooklyn. Fulton -. ny Annex. ~
New York Dcsorosses 81 Pier...........s:iO
West cd 81 P-r............ y
For ALDANY landing YonNere West Point. New
hnrrh Poughkeapse Kingston Point Catskiil and Hud-
con. Best route 10 ;he CArShILI~S special sara,osa
tain direct from the Albany wharf Through tickets
NORTH EAST and WEST. Baggage checked from resi-
dence to destination By New York Transfer CO.
No RNING AND AFTERNOON CONCERTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
STEAMBOATS,.
BnsTHN AND new ENGLAND POINTS
VIA SOUND LINES.

FALL RIVER LINE-For Fai! R.'sr, Boston and New
r-rrnI POINTS Steamers Priscilla ana Puritan Orchestra
on each Isave Pier ~. y T.. foot - Warren ST. week
dsys ana sundays. al GO p u steamer from y \.
S1',gars .niv touches Newport Other days u the
wee Provenc. Line eastward steamers touch al Newport
pRDIIpENCE I.iEE.-t,r New lrt. frpydence B0s-
ton cnd the last. steamers Plymouth and RHODE
island Orchestra each. Lave P.er ~ y. X 100,
- Murray St week only, M Gi3 = NJ, touching az
SeTpcrt Il I. Monday mornings exeeiteal on Monday
,,orrincs Fail River steamers touch at He"poEt
sTO%iNGTON LINE-For Stonington. Netcn HH,
r,,,r ana ali POINTS East Steamers Maine and New
isrnsb'rc Leave Pier 81 \ 4. block above Canal
ST week days only. a. 600 + NJ ,-.
"%CPWIci IINE.-For New London. Worcester,
Boston and the East steamers cry q; Lowell and c,y
o, Worcester. Leave Pier 80, y. X, one ooc@ ABOVE
canal st. week days only. at 600 p "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

.elp,s ports and interior points to-day COM
Nv with The day last week and lasi year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

Re eirts hread.tuNs interior POINTS IN Ho-san-'
last tnee clpi.ers 0nt@ Flour Dds, Eia'h Di7i
as follows tfgules for three days..
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-06-23
MIR. ROYp.S LECTURE.
President ID. X. boyd Delivers an Able
Address in Beaver.

President ID. X. Boyd of the Uniycr.
sity ef Oklahoma delivered lecture
Thursday evening upon the sdbject,
The ~ mmetricai Deveiopinent Of Char
acter." The lecture was delivered at
the Presbyterian church aud to a large
and apprcciatiyc audience. Mr.. Boyd
held the attention of the audience it is
needless to say, aud made favorable i'm.
pression on the uiinds Of everyone that
listened to him.
His style Of speaking was simple and
forcible. lie did no, strain for effect
IN his address. While he employed
language that is easily understood, his
whole train of thought ran to the point
and gave evidence Of careful study, of
force Of character aud observation-disclosures.
10 discussing the character, he en-
phasized habits as being an element Of
much consequence. lie spoke of the
force OF habit once thoroughly formed.
Habits are more easily formed in child
hood than in later years, and often when
the individual becomes accustomed to
habits hs finds il difficult and even i'm.
possible to break them.
The effect of good or bad habits con.
rracted 10 early life was mentioned.
Much Of the shaping of character de,
ycnds on the training the child gets
from h,s teacher. The school work
supplements the home training.
The purpose of education in broad
cuing and properly developing the char
acler was shown. The effect on the
mind Of social influences was kept 10
view. Education, other things being
equal, was proven to be of great advan.
tage to the individual under any citcum>
stances.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-06-23
Evolutionary Contest.

The Beaver county elocutionary con-
test which will be held in Beaver on
Tuesday evening, June 28, is looked
forward to with interest. A silver medal
will be awarded to that person who shall
excel as a reciter. There are four per-
sons who expect to try for the medal
Their names are: Misses Maude
Thomas and Grace Munsell, Eery
Cooper and Sam. Block. The recita,
ton, will be interspersed with music
and the entire program will be made
attractive. This. it is believed, will be
the first Of its kind ever held in the
county. 1t will also be the only enter
tainment of this character held during
the session of the Institute. Do no,
miss the opportunity Of being present on
this interesting occasion. The contes,
will take place at the church. Ad'
mission, 25 cents.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-06-23
Communicated.
The Hardesty Herald's Definition OF
Honesty Compared.

Up in Stevens county, Kansas, they
once had county seat fight, where the
theory advocated by the Hasdesty dy,
nasty worked, OF course you remem-
Der the Hay Meadow killing, and end.
ing in the death cf cid Sam Wood, and
not being able to find competent jury
in the county to try the offenders. With
this object lesson before them, the peo.
pie represented IN the legislature thought
to provide remedy if possible to such
theory, aud therefore made into law
that it should require three-ff,hs of all
legal voters and taxpayers to submit a
vote on such question. Their ideas
were that in newly organized counties
where the settlement is constantly
changing and sometimes bare majority
one way and then the other way; that it
was wrong iu principle and Injurious TO
the stable settler TO constantly bring up
such disturbing questions to the injury
of she tax payers. Besides, no one feels
like improving where county seat wars
are pregnant-as capital il investei 4
more readily where things are permanent
aud of a substantial condition. If a
county seat xuestiop, by hook or crook
should be successful, it still leaves the
matter subject to ansther vote, and by
hook or crook another change, and no
one feels safe in investing 10 such local.
tiles, as the question will finally have to
be met, and the ultimate division of the
county. So it is far bstter for all tax,
payers to consider the matter of division
Gf the interest of taxpayers is fgured)
The salaries Of officers of two countless
will not he as large as the one is now
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-06-23
Normal Notes.

Prof Pool leaves US next Saturday
We are sorry to have him go, bat all
unite in wishing him success.
The class in reading is doing good
work. Prof. Pool not only understand,
his work, but understands how to MAKE
others understand.
The class 10 Civics, taught by Mr.
Ballinger, is one of the most interesting
inthe Institute.
The hot weather makes us wish for Q
good trearh from "Greenland's icy
mountains" for life comes as near being
en- "empty dream" as one could wei
imagine.
Mr.. Bentley left for his appointment
in Texas and other points last Friday
returning Monday.
Pres. Boyd's lecture last Thursda,
evening was enjoyed by all present, ant
90 the thoughtful, earnest teacher, i
made plain some of the perplexing prob
lens of school lie and work. Everyon,
felt stronger by the thoughts gaine'
from the lecture aud inspired 10 do bet
ter work. Come again, Doctor.
The music furnished for the lectur
was enjoyed, especially the "male quar-
tette." But don't tell any one about il
Problem for Normal students: Nj
Drummoud has we'll 30 feet deep wit
s feet of water. The water is perfect
clear except when the wind blows har,
from the south, when it becomes dis
,urbed and considerably riled. Why?
| Enrolment 10 the Institnte is "a.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-06-23

Notice Is hereby given that II. Z. Craig
has iled his petition for license to sell malt,
spiriious ard vinous liquors in the village Of
2saver. o T., said license Of date frem July
1st, 1898. and that, unless remonstrance he
filed in this Office prior to July lst, 1885,
said license will be granted.
Given under my hand and official seal this
18th day Of June, 1888.
+. s. D2ummond,
County Clerk.