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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-18
Railroads.
Pennsylvania
@ArrGzeI

u @AIISRoAD.
STATIONS TO Of WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
AND DESBROSSES AND ORTLANDr STREETS.
Do The leaving time from DcsbrosseH and
Cortlnndt streets is five minutes later than
that given below for Twcnty-third street
station, except whore otherwise noted.
1853 A. VI. FAST MAIL Limited to two Buffet
Pttsbuig to Chicago No coaches 10 PittsburR
s sS f FESSs4EA2A nEb GfyianS
Com iI.i S sleeping Dining smGS,nS and Oh
SpHnn 81, Louis hSea'
1893 p. u. ,GHTcKGV AND ST LOU is EXPREss.-
For Nashville via Cincnnati. Indianapolis Chi
$3.50 i. Vi. WESTERN EXPRESSION Chicago.
1888 50 i F. 81 eNf S6biiWEsTERN EXPRESS
PittsburK Cleveland. Cincinnati, Louisville. In
7.S5 p. VI. PACfFIC EXPRESS. For pittsburs and
Route nSr for sS lam
H. Mh ESp Sna cssaPai
SsIeoping al New York to Altoona kast Liberty.
PtttsbutR aud points West. daily except sunday.
.WAsMiNGToN AND THE SOUTH;
landt street 1o:ibl Dining Carr 1850 DINING Carr
ana M stree $ S ss street s E%l
Linn. all Parlor and Dining Sarsl, 3;25 dining ins
sa ands w. H Ha 1913 Sis 6sF s5s
2i55 i';26 "congressional Lin all Parlor and
| SOUTHERN KAlLwAY.-E1press. 2;56. t;2o p M.
NoRFohES AND Sf5H WESTERN RAlIwAy-rOr Mem.
phis and New orleans. 900 =. Nj. daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-F1press a'26 A. M. and
cHESApEAKEW 0tu1o RAILwAY.-4:5oP p. NJ daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK.-Ii56
A. NJ. week days and 7:55 ?. VI. daily.
fHSsxS fln SSsi R.roI o NJ
Passenger Coach. and Combined Coach.
CAPE MAI,-l2b5P p. NJ. week days.
For points on New York and Long Branch Railroad
West Twenty third station, 800 A.
NJ. 12:Io l:1u Saturdays only) 2:25. $3.50. s;26;
$40 . 10. d55 p. NJ Sundays 7;5b. ai25 A. NJ.
4:55 p NJ. from Deshrosses street.. 500. 300 A.
M, l22O, 12O saturdays only, 2:3o $40. $40.
5:l5 NJ from Cortlandt street,. 500, 300 A. NJ.
1920, 1928 saturdays only, 1880. 3:oS, 8;3S,
4:23, 6lh, 700 P. NJ sundays. sIb, e;<S A. M.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40 Desbrosses and Corandt streets 900. 1925.
1903 s25. sbb. p:25 tp;S5 PennA. Limited). 1910
tDeshrosscs street 1910. Cortlandt street 1913
dining Carl 1885 Dining Carr 1866 A NJ.
2l5l. 255, 85b, 4:2b, 4.25 Dining Oar, +:55
dining Car, 6:55 dining Car. 1905. 300 p M.
1910 night. SUNDAYS, 8:io; s;25 sbh. ni2S. e:55
Q.mitedl, Y:55. lo;bb dining Carl A. NJ. 1851.
1865 Dining Carr, 2:66. 300 APO Dining Carr.
400 DINING Carr. 5.5s dining Carr. 7:66 s:66 p.
NJ, T. 10 night
Broadway: / Aston House; West Twenty third
street station; and stations foot of Desbrosses and
Cortlandt Streets: 4 Court street, $40 Fulton
street, ~ Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex sta
| York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through to
Telephone $3.50 Thirty eighth Street" for Penn
sylyania Railroad Cab Service.
| J. b. HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass r Agent.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot of Chambers
street lows and Ave minutes earlier from West
pad 1t.
O.On a. M.-vestibule express daily for Bing-
JsUO hamton, Waverly. Elmira, buffalo. Brad
ford jamestown. arrives Buffalo y. II. Parlox
OK A. M.-Daily, except Sundays to Bing-
C:lo hamton. Owego, Waverly. Elmtra and Dell
aware Valley points Daily tO Port Jervis and Mon
tcellO Pullman Parlor Cars
O.00 =. M.-vestibulo Limited-Fast mail daily,
ZUO solid train for Chicago. arrives At Cleveland
TAO A. NJ, Chicago p. NJ. sleepers 10 Chicago.
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
700 T.. M.-Buffalo and Cleveland VOsubuled
Gov Express daily. arrives Buffalo 7o6 A. NJ.
Bradford 7:2o A. NJ, jamestown A. NJ, YounRs-
town % A. NJ, Cleveland II 80 p VI. Sleepers to
Buffalo aud cleveland. Cafe Library Car.
OIL T.. M.-Daily. solid train for BinghAmton,
Jsl - WAvorly, Elmira. Chicago. Sleepers to Buff
fnlo. Chicago and Cincinnati, Dining Car
TICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
L ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. 10. POI. 4ol and
ao7 broadway 1877 Bpwery, 1h6 Fast l25th al. and
pa West 10th st, Chambers aud West 23d az fer
rcs New York 3a3 and $50 Fulton at. 90 Broadway.
Brooklyn. 1872 River st. Hoboken, and Jersey City
Station New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks
baggage from hotel and residence 10 destination.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot of West 23rd Cortandt and Desbrosses
u streets (PennA, X. X. Ferries)
2d street, 0he5 nESss
only Other train. daily 7 SUNDAY iesvsss'tA Sun
t8,55, 100 A Local t9T EhA sI9 NS,.o.p,
FALLS ind West, and principal loc. points. PaTlor
an! pn9S ca 5oo SG S0sG GT Eos nDSnHoMp
ExPkgSs. Esndsomsst train IN tie world LIN.
lei 10 se1tinR CAPACITY Due BunAlo 956 r M; con.
necns with through sYeepers Detroit and Chicago.
1855 4:Ss sS SEhS4% Poi R:non''
-s155 5f5PM Local for MAuCH CHUNK.
f.h ID LAO 2. VI. Local for MAUCH CHUNK,
JtsG.lO S,2OPM. Local Express for EASTOH.
s5,55 x6.OS p NJ. For Bunaio and points West
Thr"lgh Sleeping Cars to Chicago and Toronto.
I'D 500 p, NJ Express for BUFFALO and
ToRoNr SO9s bit Steering SIX ssTIIsa
BTFFM0 and Wsst sleeping Car 70 GhiSHgo; ,,,
daily except sunday 1000, 1850 AM. '22a, 2S to'
Ticke,s and and Pullman accommodations at 49, 2e. 30
49, sN and 1854 broadway, Is Union Square West, Is
Broadway and f'rooklyn Annex station, Broofyn:
from hotel or residence through 20 destination
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SIMON RUTTNER BANKRUPT.
Debts a33, o3b-Assets 1894, Included Pray
Books and His Children's Books.


Debts a3s ,aab-Assets 1894. Included Prayer
Books and His Children's Books.
Simon Buttner. liquor dealer and restaurant
keeper. who has done business at the Broad
way Garden and resides at 154 East Forty
eighth street, fled a petition In bankruptcy
yesterday. His total liabilities are S33. 1886. OF
which Sa750 are called secured. SOB OBS I'M
secured and 5000 rs indorsed on note. There
are Sl1 ,122 due to twenty-seven creditors In
this city, chiefly for liquors, cigars. &c. pur-
Easton. Pa, in 1885, 800, and 5000. duo to two
creditors in South Bethlehem. Pa. Some Of
these old claims are in judgment. Mr.. Butt
ners assets consist only OF clothing house,
BOOKS and one set OF prayer books. all valued
at 1924. and for which he claims exemption
under the laws OF this State.
Deputy Sheriff Strauss has taken possession
manufacturer Of CAPS, at 13l Prince street. on
an execution for 1923 in favor OF Max Vein
traub.
John Hurd . Bankrupt.
John Hurd Of Wading River. l.. T.. yesterday
fled petition In voluntary bankruptcy In tho
United States District Court in Brooklyn. The
claims OF his sixty-sH creditors aggregate
$lS5 1888 70 and the assets are given at SIS.
Court Calendars This Day.
Supreme Court-Spech Term-Part Motion
calendar called at 1890 A. NJ. Part I.-Ex-parto
matters.
called at 1920 A. ". For probste-Wnls Of Bridget
punleyy Daniel FTiemann Laura RoGme. Margaret
hHrsy ANN hsNh rs;. S az John
City Court-SpeciAl Term-Court opens at 10 4.
M.-Moaons
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA & WESTERN.

Stations in New York, foot Of Barclay and Christie
phersA. Leave Arrive.
BughAmton Mail .............. 500 am $50 pm
Buffalo. IthACR, OSWeGo. Utica
Express . ....,,.....,..,"I go 90 am aOopm
Chicago aud Buffalo Express ~ 90 pm $500 pm
Scranton, Wlkeshhrre and
Plymouth Express ...... o., 4;Ou pm - 20 pm
hragu and Buffalo Lin. EN "7u0 pm .; So am
Buralp Ia. ar Buffalo Anl - go pm $3.50 aia
Syracuse. Ithaca, Oswegu.
Utra Express .. ..... -p:3O pm $3.50 am
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at Il3, 42a
and $50 Broadway and IL Park place.
Weatcott's Express Company will call for and
check baggage 70 destination sDaily.
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CENTRAL-HUDS0N BOATS.

NEwBURG LINE Pier "a, \ r; daily, P. NJ;
Saturdays. 8 p. M sundays. o A. M; Saturdays,
West l2pth St. 826 p. NJ; sundays. s,25 A. NJ.
PO'KEEPSIE Lines Pier "a. n. r.. UP NJ.
daily. except Sundays.
KINGSTON LINE, West 10th st., daily. except
Saturdays and Sundays. ? NJ West l2Hth at.
1920 p. NJ: Saturdays. p M. West l2yth St. go
p NJ, landing at West Point. Sewburg, New Ham
burg Marlboro. Milton. Pc keepsie and Esopus con-
Meeting Kingston with u and d. II. r. for all
points in the Catskils.
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vi INN MACHINERY FRASER 4 CHALMERS
49, =, 'rHh t"ay. NV York manufacturers OF min
~ g.. 'ne VA machinery. Estimates mining.
.--.LE Ahl -'h'Itns supplies promptly furnished.
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Albany Evening Line.

Steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN RICHMOND
leave Pier 30, n r., foot Canal ST., at 6 p NJ. daily
SUNDAYS excepted connecting with express trains
for Saratoga. Lake George. Hchheld springs:
sharon Springs, Thousand Islands. Adirondack and
the West. summer Excursion tickets at reduced
+ rates. SATURDAY. night steamer connects with Sun
day morning train for Saratoga North Creek, Cald-
we'll and ste amer on Lake George
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Recorded Leases.

Fast Houston at. 444; Abraham Stone ct 81
TO Joseph FischmRn, store, &c, yrs, ..'
Grand st. 3S2 Fannie FlrusH. eXtrI. NO.
to Joseph Cohen, store, &c, 3 yrH ......:..
Madison Nv, " cor ll5th at; Frederick
CArrard to Samuel Victor, store, &c 2 e-l2
Mott av. 3O8 and 3os: Francis Bacon to
Henry Breitenhruch, = yrs ...... .S+2o to
LIST av. 2Ob4 TO 2O5s; Luigi Flora to Anna
n Angina, 10 yrs. :: ,,.......;.. ~.
mann to Continental HyReia Ice Co, yrs.
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REAL EsTATE NEWS.

Few sales at private contract wore reported
yesterday. and In the auction room only two
properties were disposed Of The auction sales
were the result OF foreclosure proceedings. Ono
OF the parcels was secured by the plaintiff in
the action, while the other went to an out
slider.
Several Of the private sales reported were OF
interest. large plot on the southwest corner
OF Park avenue and 1920 was sold and will
undergo improvement shortly. The plot fronts
100 feet on the avenue and 1871 feet on the
street. In connection with the sale OF the plot
Of four lots on East Eighty second street to
the Emanuel Sisterhood. 1t ia reported that the
society will erect n seven story building on the
site.
An important sale OF Westchester property
has been closed by Douglas Robinson 4 Co.
They sold for tho estate Of J. M. Valentine the
country house and 100 acres Of land at Chap
paqua TO Albert Turner and J. l. d. Bristol
Mr.. Bristol is the New York manager OF the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
and Mr.. Turner is his son law Tho prop
erty will be used as q summer home.
A Judgment In foreclosure for $117.e15.75
was secured yesterday by Robert f. Bowling
against Thomas r. White. The property in
volved Is Nos. 95 and 81 Liberty street.
John A. Vanderpoel has tran sferred to Emily
N. Vanderpoel a one-half interest in the How
ard building. Nos. 176 and 178 Broadway. The
consideration given was 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-18

mi iNlNG MACHINERY. osllad In efhciency
GATES Iron WORKS. IL Broadway.
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1. J. Phillips 4 Co. have sold for Samuel M.
Cohen OF the Globe Realty Company, and
corner OF 1929 street and Park avenue.
It, Scott Il Son have sold four lots in East
Eighty second street, near second avenue. to
the Emanuel Sisterhood.
J. Roberts has sold for Albert Erdman to
Samuel A. Robinson the four brick buildings
on plot 6Sxa4, on the northeast corner OF First
avenue and Sixteenth street
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WHITE STAR LINE

NEW ioRk-Ql EBNSTuWN LIVERPOOL.
Germaulc July H. noon britannia .. Aug. 2. noon
Majestic, July "a noon lruonic Aug, y. noon
For passage, freight. and general information ap.
ply To WHITE STAR LINE,
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Real Estate Transfers.

Di helm to ) Joseph sep Hsmsns: r n 49, 800
Df Ss5 F Eli Butler to VIM Eyericll -. 100
s a n Emil, 7 isisT sGna
D ESs. hsx i' 4 ii. RIn:':in 1880
Heath Av, " g. 1872 n Boston av. 76Isb.4I26
1s49; Samuel BerrtAn to Helena ON
HfsS 80 i9t7 MP Rr9p:f,y 4 f, Ne:
beth McD Donald to Hsions 4 whelan '','. /
Jefferson Gy VS. lots ~ and d,d Co. nap
N Bicktord to Ignatz Modry ..............,
LenoI ay. " cor ltist St runs 4oo1s
NJ beg; Th@ma; wat; % LYMAN and 40
Henry SOM and solomon Rothfeld ~. 100
John Casey to Isaac MAYER ;;,;.,...... 100
Maids IN av, 8 o cor 36tn at, "a. 1x1 lSx irreg;
Thomas Mason ct al, exrs. &C. tn Emma 49,.
Manhattan Ma.9 ay, g. 16i io6th st. iss17b: ''
Estriia seymour to Annie f Ailin. 80. $1,000
h2rt' ~ 2s r.t,l i,Ith an st. bo X.socs
ton ton to Edith Krsemer, .....,,..:..,,, 5000
Orchard st. ~ 26xs7.d' Samuel Mandel :,
Poplar p M st s. lot: % and map property
Of J Gleason: John Gleason to Charles :,
TIsn!ty Az sss, iS1loo; Patrick j owopss0 ..oo
un mSsn sv r E'nSsFF Cedar p ,5a.so1
ir :r Ludwig A Bohho to Anna :,
union ~: liosn Cedar In pi 1 1tm%n :,
" STSiSns ed 2s1sa; Maria and AdophJ
WuytACk to VIM Schneider. .......,.,:,.. 100
lat av 22SI n W cor IlSth at, 22X7s; Alex
ander Cameron to John Wetter. ..,..... 1
lst av , cor 2bth at, 26.bX7b; Solomon
d Cohen to Robert L Knaggs ...... ..,......
LIST Av. o cor lOSth st. loo.llI95; Richard
II Handley TO Simon Epstein ct al ......... j
I'D av, y o 2, 49,. 7 q Franklin Ay. 51.SIqp.4x
irreg; Michael cunnih TO Jefferson II and
J. Napoleon Levy. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
"a ay, IS TO 90 9. S+1 n 10th OF, 1858
to lith AZ xsO; Nicholas Fish ct al errs.
&C, to Michael Adrian. ............... 100000
4th st. 3lA r. lSpI96: Josef LnsuR TO Her
man Gottlieb ........,. .............".:.. 12.7oo
It'll 1T, n 9. 35.l Q Av G, 18.lI%S.p; Freder-
lex Klooz to Simon Katlensten, ct al. 1o.2bo
10th aV, n 36th At, aSHHloO 10Th
Rv g q, 47.A n lsth Il. 22+IloO 23d At.
ss 4OO.s 9th av, 25IHS.y; Maggie
NewhAll to Fredk Forster. ..........:. l
10th st. 24l T.: Edward O'Brien, ref. to
Adeline NJ Brooks. eNtrI &c............... $500
18th st. SIS, Iv3.H o Madison av. 1a.9Xlo22i
MArcella Free. admA. &c, to VIM ,oo
MAY McLsnshlin. '" ''"''. $4,000
saith at. 31+ f, 25xIo22; Eliza Lynch to
Peter Schaeiner. ..... ,........ 10000
psth at. + s, 1870 Columbus Ay 25xl oo.s;
Francis p Lowrey T. Aene Rossi 80. 2bOoo
1I7th ST. =. 225 LcnoN av, loOy DOLL:
George NJ Van Horsen to Allen Towns oo
Issth at SIS atses Southern Boulevard.
7bIlOoXl33Ill5. VIM and Caroline
TAubert TO Paul Mayer ,,... ....,.,..... 100
lbbth ST. n A. 2TO.3e Morris Av. 25IloO;
Johann Schmidtto Christian W schmidt 100
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PROVIDENCE LINE
OR iCH LINE
FOR BLOCK ISLAND, ORIENT,
GREENPORT, SHELTER ISLAND,
SOUTHOLD AND SAC HARBOR,

MONTAUK STEAMBOAT CO.'S LINE.
Steamer leaves Pier 10, F II. foot Wall ST.. daily
except sundays ut 80 p. NJ, on Saturdays at 100
p. NJ. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays steamer
stops at Sonthuld and orient Point On Mondays
steamer Shinnecock will make daylight excursion
to Hrecnport and sag Harhor, leaving Pier ID at
1ar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-18
HAMBURG AMERICAN

DAILY SERVICE.
For Old Point Comfort, Norfolk. Newport News
Portsmouth. Primers Point and Richmond. Va. CON
Meeting for Petersburg kchmond, virginia Beach,
Washington. u. G., and entire South and West
FIRE ght and passenger steamers sail from Pier "a
North River, foot Of Beach ST, every week day eI
cept Sat at q p. NJ, and Sat. at p NJ
Il d. MALLEK Urn fhc MAnAHer.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1899-03-02
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

This remedy is intended es-
pecially for coughs, colds,
Group, whooping cough and
influenza. 1t has become fa-
nous for it's cures of these dis
eases over a large part ofthe
civilized world. The most fiat
tering testimonials have been
received, giving accounts OF
it's good work; Of the aggra-
waiting and persistant coughs
it has cured; OF severe colds
that have yielded promptly
to it's soothing effects, and OF
the dangerous attacks OF the
Group it has cured, often sa-
wing the life of the child. The
extensive use oflt for whoop
ing cough has shown that it
robs that disease of all dan
gerous consequences. Sold by
M. B. Blackburn.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1899-03-02
For Turnpike Charters.
Editor Democrat.

Editor Democrat.
Why not get W. B. Coun-
Gill, while at Raleigh, to see
about charters for turnpike
roads in Watauga county?
No county can have too ma
ny good roads, and we need
a turnpike leaving turn
pike at W. d. Edmisten's
down New River to Three
Forks church, from there fol-
lowing the WilkesUoro road
to Wilkes county line. Then
one from Boone via. j. p.
Councils to connect with
Elk Park turnpike ut Tay-
lor's on Watauga River.
Twenty per cent. on the hun
dred dollars worth ofpIoper-
ty, and 60 cents on the poll
will build these roads in two
years. All roads leading to
turnpikes should be greatly
improved, and the people OF
our county would have good
roads leading to Lenoir, Elk
Park and Wilkesboro. Hope
these improvements can be
made, Yours truly,
A. j. CRITCHER.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1899-03-02

a very interesting discussion
it was passed by the very de-
cisive vote OF 42 to 6. Sena-
tors Glenn, Fields and 9TH
ers made strong speeches,
and again the galleries were
packed, many ladies being
present both days and TAX
ing n lively interest in the
discussions.
Next week will be a busy
one as Il great many import
ant measures IRE yet to be
acted upon, and the legisla-
tors seem anxious to get
through and 60 home. 1t is
thought now thai the new
Board OF Directors will get
control of the Penitentiary
Monday us Capt. Day has
agreed to surrender to them
but reserves the right to
bring suit in the courts to
test the legality of the new
board, and for the office of
Superintendent and the SAL
ary belonging thereto. Much
interest is manifested here as
the final result, as Capt. Day
is considered a hard hand to
deal with when he gets
stirred up.
CORRESPONDENT.
Feb. 18th, 1899.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1899-03-02

Lenoir Topic: The "war
for humanity" has degenerat
ed into brutal wholesale mnr
der OF defenceless people. Nc
Kinley's administration is
not only piling up an enor
nous debt, in addition to the
iniquitous stamp tax which
is draining the resources OF
the people, but it is staining
the fair name of this country
with the innocent blood OF
fellow beings. The blood Of
Able is "crying from t h e
ground" and this ma i IN
may be Justly branded with
the mark OF Cain for this
butchery Of the helpless Fill
pinos. II this inexcusable
butchery is not stopped our
people will find themselves an
outcast among the nations
Of the earth crying out "My
punishment Is greater than
can bear"
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1899-03-02
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.

Following is the full text of
the Constitutional Amend
ment Rill as it passed t h e
House on the 18th inst:
The General Assembly OF
North Carolina do enact:
Section l. Thatarticle vIOf
the Constitution OfNorth Car
oIina be, and the same is here
by abrogated, and in lieu
thereof shall be substituted
the following article of sand
Constitution:
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1899-03-02
ARTICLE vi.

OuilTdSe anu .L'lSiUllllF " OillCe--
Qualifications of an Elector.
Section 1. Every male per.
son born in the United States
and every male person who
has been naturalized, twenty
one years of age and possess
ing the qualifications set out
in this article, shall be enti-
tled to vote at any election
by the people IN the State, ex
cept as herein other wise pro-
vided.
Sec. 2. He shall have resid-
ed in the State of North Car
oliDa for two years, in t h e
county six months, and in
the precinct, ward or other
election district, in which he
offers to Vote, four months
next preceding the election:
Provided, that removalfrom
one precinct, ward or other
election district, to another
in the same county, shall not
operate to deprive any per-
son of the right votein the
precinct, ward or other elec-
tion district, fl ON which he
has removed until 4 months
after such removal. No per-
son who has been convicted,
or who has confessed his guilt
in open court upon indict-
ment, of any crime, the pun
|ishment of which now is, or
may hereafter be, impriSon
ment in the State prison shall
be permitted 10 vote unless
the said person be restored
to citizenship in the manner
prescribed by law.
Sec. 3. Every person Offer
ing to vote shall be at t h
time a legally registered vo'
ter as herein prescribed and
in the matter provided by
law, and the General Assem-
bly, OF North Carolina shall
enact general registration
laws to carry into effect the
provisions of this Article.
Sec. 4. Every person pre-.
senting himself for registra
: tion shall be able to read ant
write any section of the Con
stitntlon m the English Ian
guage; and, before he shal
be entitled to vote, he shal
have paid, on or before tb
first day of March of the yea
2 in which he proposes to vote
I his poll tax, as prescribed b.
law, for the previous yeaI
}. Poll taxes shall be a lien on
ly on assessed property all
no process shall issue to er
force the collection of tn
same except against assesse
Il property.
q Sec. 5. No male person, wh
was on January 1, 1867, G
at any time prior thereto
entitled to vote under tn
laws Of angsState in the |
. nited wherein he then resided
D. and no lineal descendant {
;. ;. any such person shall be d'
\. MED the right to registe
re and vote at any election !
q this State by reason OF h
!. failure to possess the educ,
d tional qualification prescrl'
II l.. .,n.k:<x,, fn,p of fhic a.