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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
vp RryTFPFJrID rmf&oVING.

Theodore BufterAed general passenger agent ~
rbe Rome Watertown and Ogdenshurg f"lf""a
which is controlled by the New oik ''h''"'. .""a
stricken with apopioXy at the Manhattan ""'''
a..,,re,,, evening Mrs. ButterheId. who was
,i iorrS,bed for reached the hotel on sunday. Mt
p,tt.rdeld's condition Was reported as DciHA ""~'
tnnroveQ Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
GOuntrn Real gsIats tor sale.
FACTORY AND LUMBER SITES

FOR -ATT-Targe bI71Ns n T-Ts NIIH 0lIAI7a0 WI
,r- on %etowu Greek accessible by seag)lng vessels
also fronting Long island Railroad, low prices. easy
terms : e. SCHIEFFElLN 30 Madison Ave. y !.
yvArTARLB JAMES RIVER FARM 5000 acres. Loco
cleared plenty II timber. houses barns fertile "nd
fo~ farming and trucking G. 4 d. r K taNeises ihd'
GOOD wharf four o. steamers pass here oaihlns
hn,,rr hunting fishing. lake stocked with bass
hs, location on the peninsula for large town mar ana
s.b cq, IN abundance chance Tor cubmen. CAPT
,ats manufacturers trucker conditions most
nrice s2s per acre would take one-haf Of, con-
alteration in zood r-ntabie property xiv" fair discount
n all cash
Write prospectus and map
Z A col RTNEi.
25l iO,h st Philadelphia Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
DROPOSALs For SUBSISTENCE SUP

PLIES -Ofire Purchasing Conmissary I 8 Army
No 80 Whitehall street New York city y Y, Fet. 81
aed proposals for furnishing and delivering sub
ss,ence supplies this city Tor thirty days comencin(
March "a 1850 will received this once until II
o'clock a m. March . 1879 Information furnished q
application Envelopes containing bids should be married
Proposals for Subsistence Supplies. opened March
1899 " and addressed TO COL c A. WOODBURY.. A. q
G. z.
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propo sails.

ARMY BUILDING. Whitehall Street. New
y York CITY February D. 1879 sealed proposals y
,r4nl,cate will be received here until IL o'clock noon
. ism AND then opened for supplying about 0."e
gallons o, Mineral oil pr specifications ana scneau.
chich will BE- furnished application q the underssneo
Preference will given articles OF domestic productiot
or Manufacture conditions OF quality and price dncludin
tb nrice of foreign productions % manufacture the du
thereon equal The Government reserves the rts
reject or accept all proposals part thereoe
Enveores containing sealed prop sails should - marked
Proposals for Mineral or and addressed 20 colonel y
s KiMBAIL. Assistant Quartsrrlaser General y. 5. A.
Depot Quartermaster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
FURNISHED Gonses TO Cet-Gcnnlrn
oo~O~D~~~~o~~~N~~~o N~oONo~N~"~NN~D~~""
STAMFORD. DEL. CO. NEW YORK.

Chateau de Navarro. beautifully furnished four
room, co,tags nike bedrooms billiard large
riaz,as electric lights throughout stable with u" 81
r.rag,s larg. grounds with fountain als' choice ~
h~ae cottages opposite eight rooms. fully furnished ee
sid-"se Or PRIsTOI No go Madison Ave y. Y. city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
WHITE STAR LINE.

49, NEW RK-QyEHNsToWN-IiVE RPooL .
Rri,annic -. March noon .ymric. March ~ N
Ns,es.Ic March room Majestic. ....-- .Apr j. noon
10 STEAMER Mar Is Brsn7ic April II noon
rautoufc March .. Tegt1nic April ~ noon
saloon rates Germanc Brtann.c and cyniricI
$50 up Majestic Teutonic. GO up Second Cabin ss.H
roarfs Thirs class Cymric Gsrmanc and britanrics
SIN on Majestic and Teutonic $3.50 Revenue us
For passenger freight and general Information apply u
40 WHITE STAR LINE
-,,- " &c North River once. Broadway n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
Furnished Rooms 20 Eet

nop-ST 44e WEST Handsomely furnished big sqgare
~ room. suitable FOR couple, all improvements oes'
in city private house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
REFERRED BY THE ALDERMEN.

The rPrFraNs AMENDMENT AND THE
THrRD-wRACK STORAGE RESOLUTION
TO GO 10 THE RAILROAD
COMMITTEE
lasfs W. q Full attendance Of the Tammany
Members 70 tae Board OF Aldermen at yesterday
meeting .n Wow ~ the probability that me e'e-
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conditions already becoming almost un-
renl in their deponSsncc upon the memo
ries OF other dsss2
And the dcpaturcl There has always
seemed to me 20 be something almost tata-
fui ~ the rcmorecicss unhcsitancy With
which the continental train hastens on it's
way aftcr moincntRrY pause. sufficient
only to serve the little commerce OF the
mountain camp or village Of the plains. \
tap OF the hell wares me that Ii | am 70
take my long anticipated journey back
TO homo and friends to-day. | must do 80
now A moment later the opportunity
win he gone. perhaps forever. Tomorrnw's
train. SO srre 10 come Is yet half thou
sand miles away. what may not happen
Gre It show again on my horizon. only TO
find. pcrchancc. that while there arc no
passengers from the little village where.
on ordinary occasions It Ia little more
than formality to stop. there is today a
long. white box to he placed by rough but
friendly hands In the baggage car and drs-
tined for far-off state across tho conti-
rent One more pionoor returning 20 the
spot IN earth which had claimed his
thoughts ard hopes above and through the
tciing or the planning of Western minc
or ranch, going. not as he had expected. in
health's prosperity: not as nc would have
gone yesterday, and not as he would have
conc today but for tho uncertainties e
frontier existence. H only missed train,
but in doing so. what did nc not miss
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Nntn.anhP crsonnl-.

Mr. p. D. Dorchester, general manager
OF the Velasco Terminal, spent yesterday
in Houston.
MIR Dan Ripley, general agent OF tho
Lone Star Steamship line at Galveston
was in Houston on business yesterday.
Hon. John H. Kirby. president and gen
eral manager of the Kayscc. camo in
from Austin last night.
MIR. F. D. Miller travelling passenger
agent Of the Illinois Central. headquarters
at San Antonio was in Houston yester-
day
Mr.. NJ. e. Rogers, roadmaster of the
Austin branch OF the Central. spent yes
terday at the headquarters of the com
pspy.
Mr.. j. l. West. assistant general freight
agent Of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas.
returned yesterday from trip TO North
Texas points.
MIR. r. f. George. travelling passenger
agent of the Houston and Texas Central
was at headquarters yesterday after trip
10 San Antonio.
CAPTAIN G. A. ouinlan, vice president
and general manager Of the Central. re-
turned last night from business trip to
North Texas points.
Mr.. A. A. Judges. district superintend-
chi of the Pullman company, was in HouA-
ion from his headquarters IN GalNeston
Yesterday. He was accompanied by his
wife.
The Southern Pacific telegraph office in
the Grand Central depot Is undergoing a
course OF renovation. New tables and
desks for the use of the operators viii
be put In,
Mr.. Leroy Trice general superintendent
| OF tho International and Great Northern,
was here for short while yesterday. He
returned to his headquarters in Palestine
on the $3.50 fast mail
The why Smith Left Home" company
arrived In Houston from Shreveport on
the DELAYED Houston East and West Texas
train yesterday morning and left at l;4t
for Galveston via the Bay Shore line
Mr.. r. b. Jenkins, live stock agent o.
the Frisco, with headquarters at Kansas
| City. was in the city yesterday and II
company with Mr.. W. c. Conner. the
Frisco commercial agent at this point
looked after business interests during tins
day.
Colonel T. NJ. Hunt. travelling passenger
| agent OF the Queen and Crescent, was II
the city from his headquarters In For
Worth yesterday, accompanied by Mr..
]. Chapman, commercial agent OF m
same company, with headquarters at Dai
l las.
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SUNDAY TRANS.
Lncl<awnnna VIII Commence Their
Operation immediately.


officers OF the Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western state that the company VIII
at once begin running local passenger
trains to end from New York City on Sum
days For thirty years or more. as re-
suit principally of the desires of ex-Presi-
dent Sloan. tho road has Gerled all appli-
cations for Sunday trains The through
trains OF Saturday night, which end their
trips early Sunday morning, and the
through trains OF Sunday night which be-
gin their trips at or o'clock, have at
fordeG some accommodation to d lew OF
the larger towns, and there arc one or two
milk trains, and one other through passon-
ger but aside from this, there has be9n
no accommodation. and the stations nave
been mostly closed on Sunday. Many
persons have settled along tho line of the
l.acSawanna partly because there were
no Sunday trains. End few years ago,
wher there was talk OF running such
trains. some of the people of Orange pro-
tested against any change, because their
town would be ovcrrun on Sunday by UNI
desirable persons. Now 1t IS expected
that there will be seven new trains cacn
way OH Sunday between New York ard
Dover, about forty miles out.
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FREE TO MILLIONS.
The New S!ocum Treatment Tor Weak
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Request.
A SCIENTISTS DISCOVERY.
A Cure for Consumption, Coughs, Catanh
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The doctor makes no exceptions.
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Send your name and full address to ths
Dr. 7. 4. Slocum Laboratories. eS Pine
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This new scientific system for the treat.
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Modern antiseptic methods are applied
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The actual cures OF the Slocup system
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| He has on file in his American and
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This offer puts into your hand the great :
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rc.d,ns-in-wran.it rates.

Omaha, Neb.. March 2S---Thn Western
roads have dcoidod 10 abolish the feed
ng-in-transit rates which have been grant
cd to stockmen for tho past several ycars.
The date has not becn definitely decltal
though II will probably DO May 20. The
Kansas roads can not change the rate much
sooner than that. as the State law requires
sixty days notice OF such change. u Is
the expressed opinion that all roads VIII
make tho change at the same date 10 avoid
confusion,
The stockmen In the Western range
country have made vigorous but ineiiect-
lal isht TO retain the rate. as II has bccn
Vf immense benefit 10 them. The reason
given by tho railroads Is that the priv
lcge mas been abused by stocknon selling
the cattle and bill OF lad'ng after thry
have been unloaded and placed in the feed
yards, and also that the corn consumes
deprivcs the roads OF Just that much
freight.
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THE rnAsscoNTINEvrAL TRAIN.
some Things II Suggests 10 nm Agent
on the Frontier.


on the Frontier.
A station agent OF the Southern Pacific
in West Texas. who writes under the nom
de plume of 20. y. e" furnishes the fol-
lowing clever sketch under the caption OF
"a Frontier Station Agents Reverie"
It has always been matter CT wonder
ment to me TO note with how little concern
most dwellers at small wsyside stations
OF the far west regard the coming and go
ing of the single daily passenger tram
which connects this wilderness hahiiation
with those far-off scenes Of accomplished
civilization from which most OF them have
come. and TO which they are sim l!nkeo
by one or more of the vital interests OF
humanity To most Of these people now
eyer the interest OF the daily tram seems
TO lie in an idle curiosity 10 see "hp
comes and goes CT. at most. in the sc'uAi
receipt of mail or the arrival OF express,
friends But To me. after a life OF oIleltl
familiarity with the event, confess " "
SIN worth a sensation Homewhat asih ~
ave that ] mark the small CLOUD OF uls
tant smoke. or hear the approaching whistle
or this messenger Of civilization - Noii,
tides which for aught else mgh' ~ wen
be forgotten lands In an unirsNel'n. so,
VIVA, 40 | expect u 70 nrinE pls 49,
there letter from home Or an sfsosy
from fortune would Il noi arrive ~
messenger, and il here be none OF lnese,
ID IL not something TO have before Ne :.
material and vivid reminder OF iac's sl'
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THE
LAW LOR.
REs,tsssS2'S2
yer day.,."'.
Jas, Lawlor,
PropriefOr,

ID. X Rosson, Fort Worth, C. f. Ander-
sp. Austin Mrs. Krosche, Tlalletsville: J
Nugent. r. W. Canoll. Mrs. VIM: Visa,
ew York; G.. H. Law. Chicago; Jos. Il. iiili,
tvingston l.. W, Caswe'l Austin: j. b.
hrmham. San Antonio; Mrs. J. ~. Petit
lew. Dallas; A. j. Butler. Fort Worth, 81
on Celsya, Brownsville, w. T.. Jones.
eepwater; II, l.. Gibbs, Despweter; Alex.
tewart. Missouri City; Dan Lasker Calves
IN; Fl g. CLARK. Dallas, y. Weekes, Peter
be. Galveston; II. Ferguson, Chicago; J
ihben, Parsons. Kan; Ed Lsvy. salius: G.
Moon, 81, Louis: C. r. Gullotts. New
fleans; r v Philips, Chicago F.. l.. White
.hicaso; John B Jefferson. SuEarland; j,
Fnlker. San Antonio: W. " Porter, Nav
5prk. : e. Pattigrsw. D,llas ". i. Mia
b.. Denton. A. q. Chapman. +. NJ Hunt,
2ali1s J NJ. Abbot seglin; 7. y. Miller,
hn Antonio; Geo. Mcdaniel, Austin; r. s.
Rnkins. Kansas City; David Fianali. Austin :
A. Fitzhugh. Austin. W. H. Prattor.
Esoo; A. r. hiller. Louisville. Ky. A. Il.
boilers, Orange r, NJ Coleman. city: A. A.
a DIES, Galveston; G, p. Llras. Rerclsir j..
n Henderson, Victoria; ~ Wcrtheimer ard
4fe, Dallas; A Sanger. Dallas; r. l.. Chan
gan. Cuero; X. Brandon, Nor-h Carolina; A..
a People. Dallas; W. s. Hull, Iackron.
&iss, H. NJ. White, city; Sol z. Levy New
4flssns: r II fnnes, san Antonio; J. G..
&foekett and wife, C.. x. WOODBURY.. New
FORK
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HOUSTON DAILY PosT. FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH "a 1899

ments at tho wood preserving plant OF the
santa Fc at thia point Is being pushed.
The new cylinder house. 3sxiiS ieet, is
about inclosed. This building contains
three mammuth treating cylinders, each
ct which Is six feet in diameter and 100 feet
In length. Alongside tho cylinder house
arc ave pumps which arc being placed on
solid foundations. Three of them are
pressure pumps. one condenser and one
a vacuum pump. Two new so horse power
boilers arc In place and tho brickwork en-
casing The same is being rapidly pushed.
These improvements are expected TO be
inishcd by April J. when two shifts VIII
be put on and the plant operated day and
night. Mr. Noyes expects 10 employ about
thirty-fve hands on the two shifts. and
tho total output will be 22oo ties every
twenty four hours. All the tics. bridge
timbers and tiling used on the Santa Re
system between 81 Paso and silver city
ana Dodge city and Denver Will be treat
ed al this niaut,
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THE HOTELS.
CAPITOL
HOTEL.
80
F.A. ReTvey ST.
Manager.
Rates S,.so 60
81 per Day.
ElRSTCLASS.

6E l.. Alexander. Galveston; v Z. slmp-
Ia. Sen Antonio; j o, Malley. New York;
1 E. Hoburn. Austin; A, Kaufman, At
3nta. Ga; r. F. Quarles, Jr,, Cincinnati.
4 H Novak Chicago; n. p. Hale, Geor-
Ia Robert Eikel Waco: Maurice Sehwarz,
3linalo; S. Werner, New Orleans; NJ. Hawley,
Louis; George R. Jacobs Boxton: A. NJ:
Dendeming. Boxton: VIM. NJ. Kelie and
&fe. Mrs s. Gladstone. Miss Lucy Collin
On Gladstone, Mich; W II. Ford, Buruet;
Il j. Marcuse. Richmond. Va; John 3. Sew
~ Jr.. Buffalo; S. n. Kidder. Smithville; T.
"A Hill, Angleton; j. II Bachman San An
nnio: r. J. Mathews. Palestine; i c.
Mann. Boston, C. p. Carver Boston; II.
Xalcke. New York; Frank A. Davis. san
kntonlo; W. Bucklen. Marble Rock. Iowa;
Zen Levy. Texas; Daniel Saunders, Lawrence.
Macs: Edith St. Joe Saunders, Lawrence,
Mass; Max Goodman, New York: NJ. V. Nc
Eure, st. Louis; A. A. krause. st. Louis.
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II. u. & w. n. Rcduccd Rates.

General Passenger Agent Yoakum of the
Houston East and West Texas announces
the following special event rates;
For the annual convention OF the Bap-
fist Young Peoples Union at Waco on
April II to 10, rate OF ono fare for the
round trip TO Houston. plus So. Tickets
Will be on sale on April 10 aud IL, limited
TO April il for return.
on account OF the meetings OF the Grand
Lodge, Knights of Pythias, aud OF the
Texas Undertakcrs association, to be held
at Dallas on April is to 90, rate OF Que
fare to junction point, plus S., Tickets VIII
he sold ON the 10th and 18th and will DO
limited to the ed for final return.
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WESTERN PASSENGER ASSOCIATION
Action OF Union Pacific VIII Result
In DiaLnteGrntion.

The Western Passenger association may
be regarded as practically thing of the
past and a general independent scramble
for business by the Western lines is one
of the probabilities of the near future. To
the position assumed by the Union Pacific
may be ascribed the present condition OF
affairs. as 1t is now the only road which
holds out against the proposed reorgan-
ization Al meeting held in Chicago this
week a telegram was received from Gem
cral Passenger Agent LomaN of the Union
Pacific stating that the company did not
desire to join at the present lime and
as a result the association will undoubted-
ly go to pieces 1t is claimed that one OF
the results will be a loss of revenue to
all of the Western lines. The outcome Of
the matter is watched with considerable
interest in passenger circles
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-24
THE SUNSET LIMITED.
wcckIy Service VIII Be COM
menccd Next Month.

wcckIy Service VIII BE Com
mepccd Next Month.
In view OF the fact that the winter tour.
list season is now drawing to close the
Southern Pacific has decided to discon-
tinne the semi weekly Sunset limited sery-
ice between San Francisco and New Or
leans after the last week of the present
month. During the first week In April a
weekly service viii be put on, the vest
bound train leaving New Orleans on
Thursday mornings and arriving in Hous-
ton at the usual hour Thursday nights.
Information regarding the eastbound
schedule has not yet been received here.
General Passenger Agent Parks said
yesterday that the patronage accorded the
limited this season had been satisfactory
in every respect. This is the fourth year
of the existence Of the service. AS result
of the yellow fever scare of 1897 1t was
not operated through Houston.
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A coNcATENATIoN.

There will be a grand concentration OF
Hoo-Ho at the city hail in this city 70
rhorr0w Litht, and Yieegerent SHARK
Goodhue, who has arranged for the mystic
ceremonies, anticipates conelaye such
as has NOT heretofore been enjoyed by
local Hoo Hoos. So far as can be learned
fifteen purblind kittens have manifested q
desire TO travel the rocky road that LEADS
TO the happy realm of Hoo Hoo. the candi-
dates coming from Call. Silsbee. village,
Galveston, Port Arthur, Sabine Pass and
Beaumont.
Several distinguished visitors viii be
present at the concentration and y. Ar
thur Johnson, dscoyerer OF the mysterious
light, will preside az shark while G.. H..
Moore and Nd Ketehum OF Galveston VIII
assist in making the iniuaiory ceremony
Impressive and lasting
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American rngiue. Tor France.

The BALDWIN locomotive works has re.
ceiyed an order for ten locomotives for
the state railroads OF France. These are
high speed passenger engines with Si-inch
driving wheels. Four of them are 70 have
Vauclain compound cylinders and the other
six are to he single expansion engines.
This order is perhaps even more Interest
ing than that for the engines for the Mid
land railway of England, inasmuch as
France Is a highly protective country.
The Midland order by the way has been
increased from ten engines 10 thirty
The state railroad system In France IA
quite important, aEsregating l7is miles.
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commis.ien Circulars.

Austin Texas. March 2S.-The commits
sion has issued the following circulars
II is ordered that the following correc-
ton Of typographical error in commodity
tariff No. I'D, as embraced IN circular No.
Ts6, issued by this commission February
rs, 1899. and effective March ~ 1899. be
made at once:
Section 2, exceptions. item 8, page "a
Of circular 756 should read as follows:
49, Missouri Kansas and Texas railway
of Texas; Brookshire, Houston Heights
and intermediate polntsTo Houston 10,
10 Galveston 1G; Manila: To Houston H.
to Galveston 90; Dewey: To Houston Is.
to Galveston "a; San Felipe To Houston
%, TO Galveston IS; stations east of Saron
on Che Trinity and Sabine branch: To
Houston 40, to Galveston 49,"
In approval Of application No. OF lie
Rio Crande Railroad company, II is hereby
ordered that commodity tariff No. PA, Is
sued by this commission 10 apply on grain,
grain products, seeds, hay, straw, etc,
transported by railroads between points
IN Texas. and effective March 10, 1899, he
emended by cancellng the rate on -four,
grain and corn, In carloads, between
Brownsville ana end OF track in Lagana
Madre. as authorized IL the exception for
the Rio Grande railroad, section OF the
tariff and substituting therefor the fol-
lowing: Flour. 10 grain and corn, II.
This order shall take effect April g, 1899
In approval of application No. of the
Itio GranGe Railroad company, 1t is hcre-
6y ordered that general tariff OF class rates
No. Q issued by his commission 20 .sks
effect March 10, 1892. be amended by can
ceiling the rates authorized in section O.
exception II. thereof to apply on carload
shipments OF merchandise, by CLASSES be-
tween Brownsville and The end of track IN
I lad gfh 10,
Inc following Glass s. rs, class A, 20;
class y. ~, class c, Is. class y. Il. class
V, IL This order shall take effect Anr
/. fSgA
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This showing exceeds expectations and
the census takers affirm that II they were
given a few days longer they could have
increased the total ut least 300.
While the census demonstrates that
Beaumont is a city In population as well
as 10 business and industrial enterprises
The report will also show that the Increase
during the past three or four years has
been largely OF white citizens. While sta
tIstics are not at hand. the information
is that the census OF 1890 showed a pro-
dominance OF colored people In this county,
The large majority OF whom either resided
In Beaumont or its suburbs, The census
Just completed which includes the imme-
diste suburbs. shows hat there are $40
more white people in the territory named
IMAM there are colored people.
Estimating one vote for every Ave OF
population this census would give new
Beaumont total Of 2063 votes in an cleo
ton NJ these SOS would he negroes, Civ
ing The white majority of 7s3.