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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-30
corBT CALENDARS FOR WEDNESDAY,

Apnellat. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Court-Recess.
Srnreme Court-Special Term-Part l-8efore Beck
man J-Moiion calendar called at 1890 a. M -,
suprenne Court-Special Term-Part ll-Before Beacn
i surt opens 1890 a. m Elk patte matters y. ,
suprerne Court-special Term-Parts III. ~ ana
Wa djourned for the term. 49,. ,,., e.
synreme {, urt-specsl Ttrm-Part Nll-Adjourned Tor
supreme Court-Trisl Term--Part II-Before MeAdam
Noe 1886. 1891, $40 e44I bSSl'
1850 $3.50 6asO 9l6s 1895 5000 9SSs 1866 1909 MO
Clear. -, -. y. ~, WI
SUPREME Court-Tral Term-Parts III. ~. V. VI VII
VIII TX Y XI and XlI-Adjourned for the term
Court-Chambers- BEFORE Narnum S-tourt
onens AT 1890 a. m. Wills for probate Andrew WIZ
fsuer peter Schupp. william II. oakley MehlIsbIe !"
Venr, MARY Reilly. William Gulick. Lawrence Fnrnnre
Fmma Wesenfuh Nettie Scheng, Charlotte Suers bei-
nard Rergmann William n. Harrison. Margaret Murtay'
q, 10 10 a m: UIlheimina Grout. Thomas Churney'
Fanny A Clark at ,. n -,,s .
Surroeae's Court-Tral Term-Before t1tzseralo' .
cour, opens al 1890 a. No day calendar .
CITY Couri-special Term--Beiore Onwyer. J-Court
ooens AZ 10 a. m Motions AT 1890 a. m.
civ Court-General Terrn-Adjourned sine die - ,
CITY Court-Trial Term-Parts |. II. III and lV-Ad-
tourned for the term.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY Reach. J.
Ciudet art. Rohrssen--Isaac b. Brennan.
Fish agt. Bryce--Francis y. Lowrey.
BY Booksaver. J.
McConnb sgt. stone-John Yard:
Kager agt Brenneman-Edvard w. s. johnston
BY Slower. J.
Mercantile Cooperative Bank sgt. schaener-Daniel
p. Insraham.
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RAILROADS.
DEN NSYLVAN1A
RAILROAD.


STATIONS OF West Tgsnyrn s,Sss street anu
a9The leaving time from Desbr ,s,cr than ham
ss% asn s'E below is for .f
station, cAcept where ,,sa " two B1fet ParlOr
' cars New York to Piburs Sleeping Car P'sours to
s 5c e. VI No FAST S2efnfi . eveP
S.5S 4. W. PENNsYyANIA LIMsTE and dS.erran
on a}a For BSso Cincinnati
iSs19'P % c hfHlsy AHp r
For Nashville via GncnnatD. Indianapolis
b.s5 +. n. WESTERN ExPREss.-FOr Chicago. For
7.5S P VI PsorTHwEsTERN EXPRESS PITTS.
burg. Cleveland. Cincinnati L"uiS'he' "''""''
80 f. w. PACIFIC ExPREssES5 PitsSpT Ta aeS
Route Connects Cleveland except SATURDAY, m,
NAIL AND EXPRESS Bune, sespRs s sSd
York Altoona East Liberty pit,sou's anu
WASHINGTON AND THE s0TTH t;or,,ana,
TBS S25 p. 1910 tDesbrosses street !" w: -,
@ @.s Street sa GS' cd2a3d ss5
255 % q GGnsressional LIN n,0 o re ca1 SIS p M
1910 night SUNDAY SO 20, ra YI TJm ali Parlor
and Dining Cars. 425 Dining Carr, 4a' oO'n'ns ''''
so S@T RI RRAiTwxY-Express 2o5 42' m l2io
No 9sR5 aS'y AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
AT rna HfT GoAsf SE-ExpTsi o2' m ana s''
eaS @ $Sx S 2H2 sys 2'''
fV Week 1 days sand and rs p m daily. ..n-o...,
ATLANTIC CTTY.-210 .. m weekdays Tbrongh
street . 10 o. m. Cortandt street 2l5 P M. Toach
Vestbuled Train Buffet Parlor Cars. Passenger O0
and Combined Coach
CAPE MAY.-l255 p. m week-dayns .,.h Railroad crom
roins York and Long Branch rama 40
west twenty third Street station 500 a. n. IS D. M
1for Dssbrcsses street, 10 M 300 20" ; 49,
$40 D. m Sundays @45 a. m . 90 90 70 a. 3 is D. M
Cortlandt street,. a0s a. m. l2'S' Z"o ''' ' y -"
sundays va FOR q PHILADELPHIA.
-, 'as ror,,ondt streets 2O. 725, 7.55.
s25 $50 % e.55 Penna Limited ,, iO1C Car, ioS5
DINING CAR, iI.55 a i255 20 tpssor ~ Dining
ar; AZ DINING carr $50 DINING Car; 90 s si3
D. M. 1910 night. SUNDAYS e1o s25 so" 70 gSS
II tnited p5S lO55 Dining can a M % Sb,n; 80, -
bIning Car, $50 85S 25 DINING Carr - % r sRnns
az, * Dining Carr 1855 s.I5 p m; 10 neh' o
Ticket Offices 4e eA II9e 1884, i trs sns s,reet
nroadUay | Aston House. West Twenty thu ~,
station and foot Of Desbroeses aae
s,I,sna Annex station Brooklyn: station
inrea, (gtv The New York Transfer Company VIII Ve,I
S.r and check baggage from hotels ana rer'ue"'"'
through destination.
Telephone $3.50 Thiry-eighth StreeV ioI f''"'''
Railroad Cab Service u uoOD
j. - ~ General Pass'r Agent.
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ERIE RAILR DAD.

as follows minutes earlier from West go ~;
o:OO A. M.-VestDued Express daily ior Bingnahiton,
Wsverlv Elmira Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Bunaio
y NJ Parlor 10 Buffalo c-u,
400 p M.-Nestibuled llmited-Fast mail daily. Soud
train for Chicago. Arrives Cleveland 140 NJ chicago
p Nj sleepeTs TO Chicago Cleveland ana C'he'hn ''H
Dining Car. ,..,,, r.-...
daily Arrives at Buffalo 7:O5 A. NJ. Bradford 40 A. NJ
jamestown 90 A NJ Youngstown 1927 a. NJ. Cleye-
land II 80 F. NJ Sieepers Buffalo and Cleveland. Cafe
Lorary Car ~-,,-
O.I5 Il. M.-Daiy solid train for BinEha mon Elmira
Waverly Chicago Sleepers TO Hornelsvne. Chicago
9tNIcK FITS Local. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
1 COMMODATIONS at Ill, 1lS. 26l. 4ol and 9j7 Broad
way I2f Bowery l25h and 213 West l25th
ct. Chambers and West 2Sd-st ferries NewoYork; 1913
and $50 Fulton 9s Broadway, Brooklyn; i22 Riverst
Hobokcn Jersey City station. Ncw-York Transfer
Co calls and checks baggage from hotels and res
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY IA. 1899.
FOX THE WEST
Leave New York South Feirl tWnitehall IermlnaD ana
foot OF liberty street Time shown is from South Ferry
.nsuv Except sunday Sundays
CHIGAGo .430a m liberty street only. '1.25 p m.
and 'S2.l0 night. ,. .. ,, - >,
p C.TICINNXTi' ST LOUIS 1855 m. 1855 D. m.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE tI.35. 'e;o piner'
.iIo5 a m DINER ti2j5 2. m. dineD. 'l& (Dinerl.
.2m Royal Limited exclusively Pullman Train Diner.
.4s5 tIpiner) r. DINER and 'l2lO night
NORFOLK tl2.55 2.
All train. are llunlina With Pinsch Light
cfi,S. IlS l72 26' l3l i2Si Broadway, ~ Union So
W i27 Bowery y. y 3S9 Fulton ST. 100 Graham ave:
RrookIyn: Whitehall Terminal and Liberty st Baggage
checked from hotel o residence TO destination
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MANY PRosPECToRs MISSING.

Washington May 29.-T b. Robinson OF Jan
land Cal. who has just arrived from Copper RIVER
.,asra savs that he knows OF eighteen prospectors
On that region who are missing. II not already
dead they will probably die in attempting to reach
civilization. Most of them went out In sinal par
ties ifh only provisions TO last them al best rev
months Rescue parties have been unable to get
off
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rHE WRECK OF THE JESSIE.
NOT NOW BELIEVED THAT ANY ON BOARD
ESCAPED.

Port Townsend. Wash. May 29-The Govern
nent Il is stated will investigate the wreck Oh 'ne
.teamer Jessie which occurred last summer near
... ,,o,,h ~ the Kuskokwim River Alaska Win
= los. OF sixteen lives All the cutters forming 'ne
Rehrng Sea patrol leaving this port Tor the morn
N few days have been ordered 10 stop a, .ne
mouth OF the Kuskokwim River and make inaai"'
New. Of the loss Of the Jessie was hrst puonsneu
L., Augus, Following the news Of the loss OF the
vessel II was reported that her passengers ana
r,su had been murdered by Indians after reaching
the shore 49,
The Swedish mission station az 'ne NOUN % .ne
v.,n,o, Raw has investigated the report and. ac-
cordlnr 10 advces Just received here. there was no
Foundation FOR the report. The Kuskokwim lndlans
Nave given a STRAIGHTFORWARD account OF the wreck
~ The Jessie The high sea prevented tnem lroIh
going in their canoes TO the rescue OF me paSse e
serse They secured large amount or wreckaee
from the barge which the Jessie was towing ba
Indians who live along the coast knew OF tne
wreck hut none of them believed that any passe1h-
rers reached shore. the breakers at the NOUN
OF the river ran high. and there was strong u'-
dertow.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA; BALTIMORE AND

" WASHINGTON
From foot OF Liberty St =,
Week DAYS .4:so 500 1000 Oh 80 Dining CAD A. NO
n 90 Dining Car) 1870 900 Royal Blue l-nhteu)' ~
"a % Dining Car p NJ. 1913 mdt SUNDAYS 49, 49,;
1000 III 80 Dining Carr A. M 80 'Sn koysi DISe
iSmited, ZOO 90 90 Dining Carr 7. NJ l2:1o mdi 40
ditiona trains for Philadelphia week days 10 o
A M $50 500 AGO. 1880. 300 T. NJ SuhoAys' WV
A NJ 800 300 I. NJ . TO. ., 1,her,v 81
u,hitsbsu 81 ia l72 2sl 434. ga i2s4 l3o4 Broad
nav IS7 9th Av % Union 50. West: 1873 East l29h 81
90 IVES. i25th ST PAS Columbus Az, New YORK
Court ST. s44 SEQ Fulton ST. Brooklyn 9s BroaGwa e
Williamsburg The York Transfer 20, WIN S en- ~,
and hsck baggage from hotels residences 10 desna-
ton.
.From Liberty st. only.
+Irom South Ferry 525 p. NJ.
.rror1 south Ferry at as y. NJ.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

streets (Penna. X. Ferries ,a..
Time West 23rd Street. Other ngures tortisnu OF
DeshrO,-es streets. Daily except sunch'. sutuay
apIy otner rains daily. SUNDAY les'es6'@. esun-
dsv'le.vess IS 4 Sunday leaves 6l5. .,o,- b
"ss,HS5 90 A. 81 Local for EAsTON;
-SIJ eS.OS A. VI. tor BtffALo hIAGAhh
F.IIS mi West, and principal local points. fsror
and Dining Cars Connects ior Goal fTanch,s. .ouo
NJ x 100 Noon BLACK DIAMOND
exppeSs. Handsomest train In the World Linz
t1e1 n" Sealing capacity. Due Bunaio 80 N; CON
nectnc with through seepers to Detroit and Chicago
Dining car service - For wILKEs.BAREE.
s12.J5, I. 90 ]. lSCRANTON, Coal Branches
StxpM Local for MAUCH CHUNK.
li'?1 y'J1 y NJ Local for MAUCH CHUNK.
-: "a * taPN Local Express for EASTON.
- " "a * p NJ For Bufa.o and points West.
Tbr,1g6 Stepping Cars to Chicago and Toronto.
.,5J 500 Z. ~ Express for BJfFAIO ana
TORo[Tb None but Sleeping Ca PASSENGER caIris1'
LOIS 1890 Pm ForITHACA, OCHfslEl-
BUFFALO and West. Sleeping Cars 70 Z hiosgo, ..,.
SOUTH PA INFIEI.D and norND BROOK locals
daily except sunday 'lO4o, 1890 AM '2@5 I'D '''o'
I2l g . and so 4. NJ. ,.,. 49,, oe, ooo
Tc ,efs and Pullman accommodations at llS .hl' o.:
sj5 sii and 1851 broadway, . Union square MesI'
Coiunhus Ave, y Y. $40 Fulton 81, { outt =" -
Broadw,y and BROOKLYN Annex station brookSn
Y Y Transfer Go. will call for and checK hnssAs@
from hotel or residence through 10 Destination
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new YORK CENTRAL.
FNVFT'I 1uIIuH
HARLEM DIVISION

HARLEM DIVISION.
el2 A. NJ and 90 L. VI. DAILY, except SUNDAY 10
Pittsneld. Sundays only at go A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars on all through , rams
Ticket offices 49, 26l, 4S and l2l9 BIoadway 70
Union 50 W. 235 Columbus ave, OF West l&oth ST.
ic5th lssh ST. Stations. New york 1873 and '2e
Fulton ct and Broadway. Z. D.. Brooklyn . =.
Telephone '27eO Thirty-eehth street for New YORK
Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from hotel or
residence hv Westcott Express Company
GEORGE II DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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Railroads..
><>>~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~ n nAFu
CENTRAL R. R. Of NEW JERSEY.
Railroaos

An,hrant. coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks Electro Pneumatic Slepss.s'
Stations in New-York foot OF tdnerN o.
and South Ferry. whitehall St. G, , "a
leaving time from South Ferry foot Wneins" hertv
nve minutes earlier than tina, given below Tor h''e'"
ST.. except when noted . no econ
trains leave foot OF Liberty ST q.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown, Maucn 40 40
as IA TAO to Eason r. NJ. Sundays '4'o wv ~
Fss,on, A NJ 100 $3.50 900 p. NJ. ...oo e1o
For Wilkesbarre Pittston. and scranton w. "
NJ 40 p NJ Sundays. '4:30 \. NJ ,oo I'm o.io
For Reading and Harrisburg at '4uo 43o 20 200
40 90 IL 30 TO Readng) A. NJ 80 tcSU, "a 70
$500 to ReadIng) NJ. 1913 night 90 % % 90 to
m 40 TO Reading A. NJ. 1000 1870. $3.50 o'oV "'o' :"
Readine) y. M, 1918 night
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
ROD TONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, &C.,.
ror RED BANK Long Branch. Asbury Tssttnso .sa
Co., end noints south Point Peasant 80" go
Uso NJ 40 .S:1s Ca9o only TO Red BANK ~ s ~
81 "a ocean CiroveJ 900 ('1oI5 only to ked BANK
~ ~ oIewood IAkehurst. Toms River ana ssrnessss
aa0 $40 A. NJ 100 4:3o P. NJ sundays' JULIO ~ ''
SANDY POOK ROUTE.
~ For Long Branch. ocean Grove &C
From Pier " r.. foot Rector 81 ,,,so,
Reach Seabrsh Monmouth Beach and Long branGn 90
a'so 1000 A. NJ 100 3:45 43o P. NJ Sunday ioVo
ror Fiberon Asbury Park. Ocean Grove ana pon,s
souh 70 Point Pleasant 1000 A. NJ. l7W' $40 sou
For Lakewood Toms River Barnesat Park and Barne-
rat 4SO A. NJ. 100. 346 p NJ.
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RAYMOND s Wblttelhb
TOURS AND TICKETS EVERYWHERE.
Is Union Square, N. Y. Telephone 90 18th.
WEST SFiORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station, y. y. as follows
and is m later from foot of W. i2d ST. . -
I2,45 p. VI. CONTINENTAL LIMITED Daily io'
Albany Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara FANS
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago and 81. LOUIS; Arrives
Chicago and ST. Louis next afternoon Dining Car
b,45 p NJ. go m. later foot v. 42d ST. Chicago and
St. Louis Limited. Daily for Utica Syracuse Rocn-
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto, Detroit,
Cleveland, Chicago and ST. Louis
1880 r NJ. Daily for Utica Syracuse Rochester, Buf-
falo Niagara Falls and Toronto .. ,,....
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit. cieye-
land. Chicago and ST. Louis.
Time tables prscipal hotels and Offices Baggage
checked Hotel or Residence by Wescott Express.
C. Z LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent Y. 7.
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FOR A SHORT ROUTE TO THE YUKON.

Tacoma. wash. May pa. f. Curtin. president
Of the Alaska Yukon River Transportation ooin-
pany has arrived from London. and VIII go nor
20 look after that companys interests. WIN MN
-. tho engineer Mr. Blair OF London, and Mr.
Hubbard. OF Chicago the company's attorney. MI
Curtin proposes 10 save seven hundred miles OF
water transportation between ST. Michaei ano Nu-
lsto by building seventy-nve miles OF railroad rem en-
n poInt on Norton Sound. near the mourn on az an
Irnelaklik TO the Yukon River. ABOUT Iort5 I'VE
miles from Nulato Part OF the route was Iao Xs
and tho rest surveyed last year. AS the route ne
within The hundred-mil military reservation around
ST Michael. right Of way must De oo'aneo HUN
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DELAWARE. LAcxAwANSA { Western

Stations In foot Of Barclay and Christopher
Leave Arrive
Binghamton Mail ................ $50 am $50 pm.
Buffalo. Ithaca. OswegO & Utica
Express NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al 800 PIT.
Chicago & Express. 100 500
Scranton. Wilkesbarre Plymouth
Fxnress Recommendations. 400 pm 10 % m
CHICAGO & Buffalo Lin Ex...... H. s73O m.
Bun TX. Buff. 143 a. M. $3.50 pm $50 a m
Syracuse. Ithaca Oswego. Utica
Fxpress . .................... $3.50 pm '7.3O am.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at ll3. 429 and
$50 Broadway and II Park Place.
Express Co. will call for and check baggage
destination "Daily.
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NURSE. Middle aged woman TO take 90.
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Of citv FOR the summer months. Address
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

AT l43 MADISON-ANE.-An elegantly
furnished room: adjoining bath 10 let
with e-st- class iahle Loard. Ieferencee.
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Proposals.

VTUPUbUIo.
EORT WADSWORTH. y. Y. May "a. 1893
Sealed proposals. in plicate. will be received here
I'LL NJ "a, 1899 and then opened. for oonstruc
ton here Dead House L. s. reserves right to accept
or reject any all bids Information furnished appi
cation Envelopes containing proposals should be endorsed
Proposals for Dead House, addressed Quartermaster
Fort Wadsworth. y. Y
OUARTERMASTERS OFFICE Fort Trum-
bull Conn. May q. lseo-sesled proposals in trip-
OF hospital hospital stewards
tert heating hospital Plum Island n Y. will be
received here until IL o'clock M June Is 1899 and then
opened L. s. right 10 reject accept all
proposals any part thereof Information furnished
Application Envelopes lining proposals will be
doTsed Proposals for Hospital etc GEORGE A..
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-19
THE PARTITION OF SAMOA.
NEGOTIATIONS TRANSFERRED FROM
LONDON TO WARRINGTON.

No Dispute on the subject OF Transferring
Tutuila and Some Smaller Islands to
the United states and No Difncuity II
Expected in Perfccting the Treaty.
WASHINGTON. Nov 1s.--NeRotIations for the
perfection OF tho treaty arrangements proyid-
Ing for the geographical partition OF Samoa
have been transferred from London to WASH
ineton. and conversational exchanges on the
subject occurred ut the State Department today
between Lord Paunce'o.e. the British Ambas-
sador: Dr. Won Holleben. the Ambassador OF
Germany. and Mr. Hay. the Secretary
OF State. The most interesting develop.
msnt 10 that the negotiations have not
been completed. despite the statement
TO that effect given out oficially in
Berlin and confirmed In London. Authorita-
tive Information was obtained here .
few days after the Berlin announcement
that, so far as 1t affected the position Of
the United States, the statement from
the Foreign ONCE in Berlin was cor
rect although tho American officials
not been notified by Am bassador Choate OF the
arrangement OF q treaty. IL appers. however.
that while Mr.; Choate was q party TO the Lon.
S1d formally only the they surrende sa Of Great
Britain's interest in Samoa to Germany
10 confederation OF certain territorial conces.
Arrangement for the adjustment Of boundaries
In South Africa. The transfer by Great Britain
and Germany to the United States OF the
Island OF Tutuila was not formally arranged In
treaty FORM and the negotiations now going
on here are being conducted with view to
that end.
It may rs we'll be understood that there 4. no
dispute GU the subject OF the transfer OF Tu-
tulla and some smaller Islands In the group.
and no difflculty ia expected In perfecting the
treaty. Although now engaged in dis.
eussing tho matter with the United
States. the Governments OF Great Britain and
Germany virtually agreed to the cession OF
Tutuila to this country before proceeding TO
arrange their own immsd!ets interests In
arrangement in London was made without
taking into consideration the territory
which this Government considered rs It's
rightful share OF the Islands. 1t was
learned 10. day at that tho United States twice
stated 10 the other two powers when the par.
be satisfied with less than the cess!on q all
Samoan territory lying east OF the Hist
degree OF longitude. This includes the islands
Of Tutuila. Manua. Oloosinga. Ofoo and
Rose. Great Britain and Germany practically
conceded this demand II that Ia not too harsh
word. and proceeded To discuss the Samoan
pp sptas d snd sy
The United States. but NOT without per-
hitting Mr.. Choate and his Government
10 know what was going on. The exchanges
resumed in Washington are understood
to be on the basis of acceptance by the two
other powers OF the claims Of the Cnited States,
may be expected shortly. some questions are
still unsettled. but these are believed to relate
to matters that do not conflict with the general
partition arrangement.