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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-11-09
Martial Law in Augusta.
Protecting the Negro Rapist
From the Mob.

Augusta. Ca. Nov. 2 About 6
o'clock this morning negro named
Will Robinson attempted to rape Miss
Minnie Walker, but vas foiled in
his purpose. Later he was arrested
and con6aed in the Jail. The occur
renee excited great feeliog 10 taat eec-
siou Of the city 10 which the young
lady lives.
During the nigat about 500 armed
men, including number OF soldiers IN
camp here, formed 10 the bail park sew
eral blocks from the jail. About l
o'clock they formed in column Of focrs
nad marched to the Jail, in which ~
policemen had been stationed and de-
uanded the surrender Of the negro.
Upon being told BY Jailer Collins
that the Jail would be defended one Of
the attacking party shot at the police.
man holding the lantern. A general
fusilade then followed William
Moore, a volunteer soldier oo furlough
was shot through the head and will die.
When he fell the attack was abandon
ed. None of the policemen were
injured.
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GEORGpAS BOUNDARY
LINES.

A,laota, Ca. NV 8 3-Stste's AT
torney Wimbish bas fled his report
with Governor Cacdlsr co the claim set
forth By Georgia that LOCO square
miles Of territory lying 10 Tennessee
aud South Carolina belong 20 the first
named State. Mr. Wimbi,h gees into
the case as far back as 1882 ADD says
the question is still au open one ard IS
g matter for the courts to decide.
There is still some doubt as TO "heth-
er Chattanooga is 10 Georgia or Teo
uessee. Referring to this matter tbe
States astorSey said {: Chattanooga
is within the ancient boundary of. f.Geor-
gia If the question is reopeoed and
that boundary is established, Cha'ta-
poega will of course. be in this State >
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food and the actual necessities ct life
and to think that these men were
in such state by reason OF obeylng
their chiefs, who desire first of all to
respect the orders of the American
government. The Cuban leaders in
camp told me to tell you that they
will maintain resignation and ps.
tience, and above all faith in the
American government and the worthy
president, Mr.. Mckinley, but at the
same time let it be understood that
we are hungry, that we have in the
towns and fields of Cuba all that is
needed in the way of food, but that
we are forbidden to touch it by rea
son of the peace order They do not
get from Habana one fourth of what
they need and our soldiers are dying
at the gates of the city for lack of
food. What shall we do :? The time
will come when we cannot bear it
any longer, and then what will be
the result I returned disconsolate
to Habana, and tried to get succor,
bat the people are already 80 poor
that l obtained nothing. We went
to the American commission, which
received US very well snd offered US
much, but up to the present time
they have given US nothing If by
misfortune we are driven by the nee
essities of our army 10 get by force
what we need so as not to die of
hunger will the people of the ma
tions of the world, which do not
know what is happening, judge US
unworthy of the sympathy of the
American people (? We are happy
to hear your assurances as to our re-
public. We have never doubted the
good faith and generosity of the Uni
ted States. To it we owe the com
plete liberty which we have been un-
able in many years to establish by
ourselves
Secretary Alger said that he would
telegraph the commission at Habana
such instructions as were appropriate
to the case
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Augusta, Ca, Nov. 3.-The Angus
ia Jail tonight is under guard 80 pre-
vent q repetition Of last nights attack
by lyncbers who wanted 20 wreak ven'
geance on Will Robinson for attempt to
outrage Miss Walker.
Will Moore, private in Co. G, Second
Georgia volunteers, which is here on
furlough awaiting muster out, is not
as badly wounded IS FIRST thought, 1t
is believed now that he has a fair
chance for recovery. Soldiers. how.
ever, express indignation at his injury.
and to prevent any movement on their
part, Col. Brown of the Second Geor-
g,a. wired Capts. Reokl and Fry to
call in all arms and ammunition. which
was doue, aod guard was placed over it
to see that the men would not get the
same again ic their possession. Seve
raj of the soldiers of the Second army
corps, who have just arrived .som
Camp Meade, were in the mob last
pighs.
Gov. Gambler duriog the day wired
from Atlanta ordering the following
troops of the State militia to report to
Sheriff O'Counor for duty Richmond
Hussars (eavalry). Oglcthorpe infantry,
German Guards aud Irish volunteers
Cavalry and infantry have been pa
trolling streets within several blocks
of the Jail 10 all directions sioce oight.
fall. aad up to midoighs the mob had
not made its appearance Two men
are Dot allowed to walk together within
he district under martial Law. The
graad jury meets in the morning. and
Robinson will be promptly indicted aud
tried 90 Monday The penalty for as
saul: 10 Georgia IS death, but where
the crime has only been attempted and
not accomplished, it is peniteut'ary
offence. There are some who believe
shes the facts wheo revealed fully to
the grand jury by police authorities,
will subject the prisoner to the death
peual.y. The mans attempt at as
sault. even ii bis cripe is 90 greater,
is so peculiarly revolving iu its details
that they caoDos even be intiua'ed
Without exciting the utmost ind'gps-
ton ADD horror
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Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain. plainfeld, ILL.,, makes
.hs statement, that she caught cold. which set
tied on her Lungs she was treated ter mon 10
oy her family physician, but grew worse. de
told her she was hopeless victim OF consump'
,;cu and that no medicine could cure her. Her
druggist suggested DR.. Kings New Discov-
ery for Consumption; she bought bottle
and to her delight found herself benefited
from, first dose. She continued its use and
after taking six bottles found herself SOUND ano
we'll; now does her ;own housework, and is as
we'll as she ever was. Free trial bottles of this
G,ess Discovery at J. F. W. DeLorme's Drug
Store. Large bottles soc and 81. 9
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Great Britain Preparing to
Meet Russia.
GREAT FLEETS NOW. AS.
sEMBLED I'm CHINESE
WATERS.


We Hal Wei, China, Nov. 2-All
Brisish warships are here. consisting
Of the frs: class battleship Centurion,
frs. class cruiser Narcissus, second
class cruiser Hermione, torpedo boat
destroyers Whiting. Fame and Han
sdy. The fist class gunboas Peacock
cleared for action and ready for sea
sc an hours notice. The first
cls gattleship Victorious and drst
cruiser Uudaunted arrived at
Foo near here and are coailng to
capacity
B The greatest secrecy is maintained
vregarding the meaning of these war
Ike preparations, but there is no
doubt chat important instructions are
expected momentarily. A large Rus,
sian feet has assembled at Port
I Arthur.
s London. Nov. 2.-The suspicion
has arisen that the extraordinary
sssnnrrenarasions which have been made
for wa war 10 the last few days, under
cover of the Egyptian crisis. are in
fact intended to put Great Britain in
condition to meet Russia Certainly
no such preparations have been en-
paoet3 in by Britain since the Crimean
war. :.
Furthermore, they are not called
forth BY the Fashoda affair, for
France practically accede to all the
demands England made on that score
Captain Baratier is now returning
from Egypt and Fashoda with orders
thai the French force withdraw west.
ward TO fortified posts within the con.
fines of Banr FL Ghazal.
London, Nov. 2.--The Globe. CON
mentiDg upon kilograms from Wei
Hal Wei announcing the readiness of
the British warships for action, and
the assemblage of large feet at Port
Arthur, says: Matters of the gravest
importance have occurred, especially.
when taken in copjuction with the
extraordinary preparations for war
which have been in progress on both
sides Of the English channel during
the last ten days In the absence OF
more definite Information, it must be
enrnised that Russia is taking advan
tage Of the present tension between
England and France and pushed her
far eastern policy to unbearabie
length by forc,bly taking possession
Of the valuable treaty port OF New
GhwaDg
Lordon, Nov. 3.-An official note
issued this evening says: There
is now good reason to hope that the
political situation is ameliorating
II can be confidently stated that
when the cause of the irritation
which unfortunately recently existed
in France and Great Britian on the
upper Nile is aemoved. which Is ex-
.pec.ed soon to be the case, the door
will again open for resumption of
those friendly negotiations which
happily characterized the moral state
of the relations between the two
countries y
New York, Nov 3.-Tbe London
correspondent of the Evening Post
cables that general and satisfactory
arrangement has been reached be-
tween Great Britain and France on
toe Fashoda question.
Wei-Ha; Wei. Nov. 3-All 'be
British warshi2s be:~ are COW fully
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-11-09

The F.rss Regimen, baud has baeo
engaged By Co'ouel Holloway TO furo :
ish music during faie week at the
orounds.-Colam5ia Record.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-11-09
WAR! WAR! WAR s.!

But the "White" is vitcori-
Gus. We are now selling sew
ing machines from ten dollars
up. We have a few machines
that are slightly used that we
will sell cheap. We also have
a nice line OF Organs that we
will sell on easy terms. We
are head quarters for Sewing
Machines and supplies. Old
machines taken in exchange
for new ones.
NH. B. RANseLE,
Manager,
Sumter Music House.
SUMTER, S. G.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-11-09
BOARDING.

VTAVING TAKEN the House on Main
Street second door south of the Nixon
House, am prepared TO accom- modate few
regular hoarders. and also lodging and meals
tc transient customers
Terms reasonable.
Mrs W. B. SMITH.
Sept. 8.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-11-09

Chicago is the last place one
would look 10 for sentiment, Yet 1t
has remained for Chicago command
cry of Knights Templar 70 secure
what is designated as "hoiy dust"
for use in the burial services Of de-
ceased brothers. One hundred
pounds of dir. has been brought
from the Garden Of Gethsemane for
the purhose.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NrUTICE is HEaEBY GIVEN that will
~ be in my Office in the County Court
House at Sumter from the 18th of October to
the 3ls, o: Decembe 1898, ieclusive, for The
collection of taxes for the fiscal year, 1898.
The levy is as follows
For State purposes, 5 Eills.
For county purposes, 30 mills
For school purposes, 3 mills.
Total levy, III mills.
Also the following special school taxes:
School District No. Ia mills.
Scboo, District No l6-2 mills
School District No. iS-2 mills.
School District No. 20-3 mills.
Mt Clio, mi!!a.
Commute tion road tax for 1899 is payable
At ..a same t!me-the amount Of sane having
he,p raised ny the last General Assembly
from s! TO Sl.5o.
Il l.. SCARBOROUGH,
Treasurer Sumtsr County.
Oct 5
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-11-09

Wei-Hai Wei. Nov 3-All 'be
British warshi2s be:. are COW fully
eea;ed ,!'heir woodS TX has teen re
moyed Aaa taey sfe completely pre-
ps.ed for emergencies,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02

lanes : Leo the theatrical manager VINO w's
.usnocicd ~ being implicated I'm ~" death ~ Laura
pooth tho actress "a nd dead from bullet
wound som" months ago in tn" NeN Austrian
Hotel and ;y.o was cXoncraicd hy coroner l'i}'
VAS Yesterday arrested by p"te'ivc-serf"dn' '"'''
Of the pis'rirt-Attorn"y Once. Oh "''i""' JOY
larceny Tho conn la!nant is David iiayman. m"
,o,roc, manager for C!ssy Fitzgerald with which
comnonv Toe was at the time Of the death ~ Laura
Dno,b ee Was then accused OF the larceny or
$50 which he pad u" - WIS ''"' '"'' So WI"
", the Centre street Court Hsyman said tha' IN
ootro cver the books ~ Tho Founding company;
-, Which 90 hal been treasurer b" hhd dlr"otei"1
mar Inc shortage was more than 81" whicn ne
.,r1 "a, and he wanted ;23a more. Lee said th9
iii The shortage had been paid. magistrate M"a1
held cc I'm .ip bail for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02
TP4ES vito RAIEILERS.

Among those vho will sail to-day on the l-ucania
ere SIR Thomas Upton Mrs. Louis fi'zseraIo.
William T. Dodge. Ex-Governor Frank Brown Vi
Maryland; the Rev. Washington i.aooen o. I
troit: Profes or : ?. Langley. the Right Key. 70
roond + Prendergast Of Philadelphia. Mr.. ana
Mrs William Thaw n. Of Pit'sburg. ana Syoney
Fisher. Of Ottawa. Canada.
Among those On La Bourgosne are Joseph ~
Durkee Ms j f Dillon and Mrs J. R"imah
Among the passengers who arrived on the scam
er Britannia from Liverpool and Queenstown "eIo
! Arken Dewitt Cook. l.. A Dar ing, ~ l.;
TGgar the Re- Thomas FISK. the Rev. j. E,!I
tombstone. II. 7. Lee. (. y. Marjorihanks -. w
McCutcheon y. r = Myderz. q. ". NcV'"e'
Arthur VcrdOn and Joseph Webb. $500.
Among the passengers who arrived on ne steam.
g Laughton. from Laeuayra and !uTatoa: WI 81
IL L Douton. senior member Of the house OF
Bouiton. Bliss z Dallet;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02
NEW cOPp0P4TJOyS ~ THIS STATE.

Albany. July The following stock companies
have filed certificates OF incorporation with the sec
re,ary Of STAT:
Standard Electric Vapor Motor Company; OF
New-York; capital. No."p. Directors, : y, Maf
The United States Correspondence Scho0s N I'm
pany, Of New-York 10 cOriuct "A publishing ouS:
ness; capital. $250CeJ Directors }. W. EHaiu
Adolph Wesser and r. c.. Werner, Of BROOKLYN
and c. W Ackerman. OF New-York: -.
Manhattan institute OF Electric Therapeutics oi
Goldberg and Ralph II. Goldberg. OF New foIK'
and 7. II. Buckley, Of BROOKLYN.
Yonkers Baseball Association. OF YonHers; caPi
tai, 5000 Directors II. y. Ely. j. j. Gerhar1t ana
Max Honcal. Of New-YGik. .
The Wharf Pharmaceutical Company. or ~ ohs'
capital. 800. Directors. NJ. - Whar', o.
shodoor. Margaret Z. Lydcon and o. j. Phelps OF
Lyons. ,.-
John f. sharsml,h Building, and Constructing
Company OF New-York. capital, S2J,@D. Directors
J. r Sharsmith Jonn Fype. q. II. McEniee, H. {.
Bs bcock jr. +. l.. Nicoll and W. H. HATTIE OF
NewYork
The Lina-Honooyo Electric Light Company OF
eitoll r L. Fryer. J. {. Conway, J.. J.. Miller ~
" Box. a; l.. Williams. 4. NJ HoIdn. H. e. Gil
bert and Clarence McGregor. Of Buffalo
Kings County Rcfrgeraung company ", NJ"
York; capital. Si1JD00. Directors, Robert HcWlu'
A. r. Cook. F. L. Ncoll and W II Harris OF Ne"-
Elmwood Improvement Company, % BuHalo; cap
nal. $500. Directors. =. r. Wa!bs,dge. w -.
!Rsobbn.. = !. Duncan. &. T. Hi!i and I. J. VIE
iams 81 Buffalo. ~
The Fletcher Poia, Land company. Of York (;
eespitai $4,000 Directors, r. G. Baldwin; Donald
= Malone. Of Yonkeis. anf l.. " Bainbridse. OF
BrOOklTn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02
THE COAL AND IRON TRADE.

The Engineering and Mining Journal Will say
to-day. The scaboard anthracite coal ,rade -
practically unchanged. though considera bic coal
going inland. and larger shipments 70 lake ports
ara anticipated. Tho estimated output for July IL
3.Sn,ooo tons. New-York prices are apparently well
maintained. but AZ a number OF other points there
is considerable Generalization. The soft coal trade
continues very Gull The low ocean frclghis 10 not
bring out any orders. and coastwise business
confined 10 contract deliveries Prices az mines
and tide have fallen about five cents per ton.
The iron market is In rather q doubtful state
complaints being made 81 the absence ~ new
orders. Work IS going out faster than orders are
coming In. but II Is to be remembered that are
now in dull season. and that there prospe cts
OF Improvement later on. Buyers. however are not
al ell frightened by threats Of higher prices and
seem to be quite confident that they will bc aba
to get all the material they want AT low prices II
is understood that large a proportion Of the fur
naces have refused 10 come into any agreement
that the plans for a combination Of foundry AMI
forge iron Will probably not he carried out The
air Is full OF rumor5 ~ all sorts 81 big combna p
tons. but their authenticity Is very doubtful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02
NATIONAL BANKS PROSPECTING.
GROWTH OF THEIR BUSINESS STATED RI CON
TROIIFR DAWES

GROWTH OF THEIR BUSINESS STATED RI CON
TROII,ER DAWES
Washington July i.-Charles G. Dawes ire Con-
'T"Ier of the Currency today made the following
statement regarding tho genera condition Of Ma
ooral banks ~ the close a. tho 6sca voar
The last year mas been orc Of growth and OK
parsion IA the business 81 ;hA National banks Of
the country. reports OF their presen. condition
co'npl'ed with former reports clearly Indicate
Inc inG;vdual deposits - the banks which on
July O. lW. were 81 10 40 SIC. reached on Nav g.
1873. the sum ~ 1888. 30S 1875 and The five state
mcnis called for during The last year show ina.
n rate Of Gain was quite uniform The decars-
lion OF war did not SOP this gain. the increase
.eeyween February IS and May OF this year being
sls6il.HS. and tho Individual deposits of the Ma
.ion2l banks Of The United States now stand at
the highest point In the history OF the system.
The eNpansion In loans since May H. lsa7 has
been SD" 3tJ. The concurrent expansion in The
leans and individual deposits ~ our banking sys-
tenn Is the best possible evidence Of growing con
hGcncc in The business ard banking world In
creasins deposits with contracting loans or de-
creasinE deposits with increasing loans. are cord!-
uors which may exist without being considered as
necessarily indicating prosperous conditions: but
the conjunction Of a steady Increase In loans with
a steady increase in deposits IS almost without OK
ception tho evidence Of marked increase In the
activity Of profitable business exchanges Of the
country and its general prosperity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02
NIEREST AND DIVTDFND PAYMENTS

IT Is ESTIMATED THAT THEY AMOUNT TO 500.
ZOO IN THIS CITY
IL Is estimated that the payments account o.
interest and dividends In this city which arc al
""Es h'avy on July J. aggregated yesterday fully
&V""''w The Clearing House showed IN ccnso-
Puehce unusually large exchanges. amounting to
S''|'t+G2 with balances Of s5.75-. 7o2 Tie National
cry Bank was debtor 20 the Clearing House in
the sum Of S $4,000 and IT Is possible that the
N'aVN d"bt balance Of this bank which IS orc Of
IN" special repositories Of the subscriptions TO
the new Government war loan NAV have beer quo
II part 10 the withdrawal Of some OF ;te funds
co lecied hy I; FOR this account The Chemical M
t'Aal Bank was debtor in s. 1900 and the West
ern National Bank IN sl.22}N00 The heavy credit
naiaHces were. National Bank Of Commerce 8 sas -
up, CORN Excharse Bank s. s23.ooO. Manhattan
.. oHpanY N.26.c@ and Mechanics National Bank
: ,.l'.F0 The National Park Eank settled eX-
changes aggreGatinC SIS cN"o0, and was creditor
al the clearing House ia the 81 s27S.n'0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02
SlLOONKFEPrR KILLED RI 4 COOK.
sLAsHrD To DEATH ~ THE KlTcHrN ~ Ms
RESTAURANT

william FAM cook IN The res'aurar' ann saloon
q, julius Smith a. - Fl Ca1ai-s' 0i.'l i7~
proprietor yesterday afternoon hi 'ii'"hS "'''
seven times Win o car'irs-krr". ~ ~ kf'F"h 'i
the rcstaursn, Fauc aas arrested ana ')-N"i DIP
in tho Elizabeth q, station Smith MAS win som"
friends IN tho saloon about O'Clock "."u IN" l"'
then, and ven' doVns'alTs hy = s'airH'} i"a'int
from tho barrooin 70 ths knrhen I' in"' Fan"
when b. reacted tho kitchen, Those IN ~" a" Don
heard no mons voices rise 10 ang"r. nrd io' '"m'
minutes the proprietor aHi a." cook INDUCED In
war ~ words Then there Vas silence. ana soon
Smith staggered W tic stA.ss ~" ~as covered
with blood srl h's throat had y lons sash In ~
his lor, nrn Mas noariy eat OF and his clothing
vas rut IN some places inio shreis 80.
The man staggered into SD" room Va"r" ne i'.i
w INC a0or uucpnsr 0us. An nmbulanc" VAS has'ii.
summoned from ~" Hudson Su''' Hospital au1
smith was hurried away. bat di"h wh"n '"1 DOCS
from the hospital The man had seven Toun1N'
al ~ them IL q dangerous character.
Fame would give 10 explanation ~ IN" chu'" ~
Tho IL Cit IT,, -,
70 r. r,nal-sf with hls ni'e and three sisters
/, vs. SAID iasi evening that Fan" was drunk
from stale htor which be drank from the kegs IN
Tho cellar ~ the saloon. When smith vent lntn
the kitchen. ,esterday afternoon. ran" d"nhlHei
~ him tha, he buy his meat flom frl'nf or ".
cook and the Proprietor told Fnn" that ~ p" hl'
M, ike the supulics he could get out: fahr ~
cotrr euraced and stabbed Smith "a do'crih'd ~
US aid that Smith had been KIND 20 Fanc' ana
emuloyod him ont ~ PITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02
CITY EXPENDITURES.
NETTING or THE BOARD OF ESllNAi"
AND APPORTIONMENT.

, r,sun,at, and Apportionment yes
-, reforrei 10 the Corporation Couhsei Il" ap-
.i""; -. ,rc trustees % the College OF the CNF
:, %ow.york 20 rent al annex Tor lhe use u '''0
uo,o Tor one year at a rental OF WIZ
Co,rouer Coler reported i'm favor OF the os'''ou-
,o, re s4-1i among various chdii'""'
~ - .,o recommendation was adopted
n, tho recommendation OF the Oo"''""e' 'i','
..s nroviaed for the payment OF hTeiheh Io' '''"s
enc volunteer companies in the horous" - .,',o
NV paor1 nov, authorized the issuing OF revenue
,ra. n the amount OF &2.i-' % ioI INV
~ exnenses incurred by the soar" u i''"i'"
- Io,.,s,ioo Of rear tonemcnt-houseS' An
me co''0 49,. C.arlcs H. SteiuWay and others
n'','s, ,,,ar, Of a judgment amounting 10 s'o-
~ o,,r.d AGAINST the corporation OF Long IsIaha
90. 40. rcre-rcd 20 the ContFoile.' i''e "n-
nror wac authorized 10 raise from '''e u Ist ''"
COOS s1lm for supplying furniture nea'",S anu
..,,a,i,S apparatus for fifteen ne" s'IoO' o"''u-
,nco "a be completed this year. ime "o"'U "'
'hss .,.1 eos o.5 &c FOR tie Rapid Transit COM
pFopiIa'' TO tho street Cleaning Department was
hSsO sn 200 NJ for the purchase Of new plant.
~ no controller was directed to issue revenue
~,ae N the amount OF $4,000 to rep'a'" '''e SUM
,rs,sferred last winter 10 tie account ~ '"e r.
moval OF snow and ice" IN" money 10 ~ -" -
49, &C, cleaning Department In the loading and
1T, ~ scows towiaS them 20 Rikers Island
va dsnosing Of Their contents a. that place. inc
,nn,racts for LOADING. trimming. and towing the
COWS weid Of the funds to the credit o. the
Roara Of Educa:ion were divided feg4lIr% .do Sy
.ne find $463S>l2 Is: total $r9526.2 - The ar
Eyneria alton for the District; tioIney One .n0d
hl iHeII was allotted the coroners ohce Of
S'a.ns borough and $3.50 To the CoroneTs cfh'e
OF To- Danartment a buildings, Lighting and sup
lie was authorized to use E24S2S % fer the HgA-
nc OF public buildings and streets IL the '''o"s"
Of Richmond , ..o,o,,,o, co,de, IN
rronv PARK was submitted - the boaro. "'tH q
IeoJiest Tor an appropriation OF NooMN >. ne IaW
rr5vides that the trustees snail raise 49," I ,
~ the garden before the city makes inc az
= 1onriation The money has been raised ny -"
trrstees The request was referred to me 'oh-