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New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

William Cairns STUART e al, Trustees. etc. %
Ellen Ward etc. Plaintiffs. against Thomas Frazier
and others, Defendants
pursuance a judgment OF foreclosure and
duly made entered action ard
bearing the 14-h CAV Of June 1900 T. the under
signed. Referee Judgment named
al public auction the New York Real Sales
room i'll Broadway IN the Borough OF Manhattan.
OF New YORK Tuesday. the 10Th day or July.
1900 l. o'clock day, by Peter F. Meyer
AUctjoneer. the premises directed said judgment
Be sold. therein described follows
ALL that certain LOT piece parcel % and SITUATE
lying being b the Ci-y 1f Nev-E1rz and being
IN Section Number :. Block NuG6-r ls7+ shown
described follows BE1fTNNINE q point
Northerly line OF West one and second
distant hundred and rhir-v-rWC 13-l feet
t inches easrerly from The NrrHeaste-ly u
Boulevard and West one hundred and
opposite the middle line q party
ming thence NOrrvardly bur parallel with Boulevard
and and through said party wall tar the
extends hundred but
parallel with West one hundred and second street.
thi-ty-two l32 feet J6 ncnes. southwardly
parallel with the Boulevard hundred tI0Gl
feet the S0rrhery line o. West One hundred aid
Street thence Wescwardly aI-n< zal1 NOrthsrY
line q West one hundred and second Srrz thi-yyJWo
32l feet t6i inches 10 the point OF begin
ming
Dated York. Is. 1900
CHAS- II. KNOX. Referees.
LORD. DAY s LORD. Attorneys FOR PIa-uttrs ofars
and posr9fice address No 10 Broadway tAa1haJJanl.
New York Cirv
The following diagram o. property 20 be solds
its number is 20T West IO2d Street
West 1853
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SUPREME CoURT. COUNTY OF NEw

- YORK-Cephas Bra.uerd ana ano. as executors.
q. smith. decd. James y CarIow and
In pursuance Judgment foreclosure and sale tuIy
entered above entitled action. bearing
June 1900 T. the Undersigned reere8
the New YlrS Estate Salesrlor No III Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan In the City and County ot New
rhs 18Th -aF Of July 1870 ar y clock noon
on that CAV NJ su-roueer premises
by said Judgment be sold and therein described
All taar certain lot piece parcel Land
building thereon erected situate y,1g and being n the
City County and state OF NeW L1rA and bounded and
described follows
Beginning at point the rortherly side % hun
dret thirrv-f1urrh distant hundred and
tie 1crrleasJery ot Ols
hundred -1i--y-t1urth and
wdened- rLuniuE thence uo--1erly and parallel wtt1
Seventh feet
easerIy parallel with One hundred and thr-yeourth
Seventh Avenue part 0t way through party
i1r1ine feet and eleven northsry side %
one hundred and
along the same twenty-five teer the point place of
beginning
Being the premises john G Gerber.
parties % the first by John Heisr ard
vfa by December 1s-- 1895 recorded
and county OF New York in Sect :. Liaer 43 Cons.
Dated New York June 21st 1900
JOHN H ROGAN. Rsfsr.a
SHELLEY F AUSTIN PlaI0cirs' Attorney, Once and
Posr0f1ce address. - Cedar street. Borough
haitian New York City
The following is diagram % the property es sobd=
O Manhattan. New York City,
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VOTES TO WIND UP IT'S AFFAIRS.
THE SOUTH SHORE COUNTRY CLUB UNABLE
TO REGAIN ITS PRESTIGE.

Babylon, Long Island. July s.-The members OF
the South Shore Country Club have decided by a
unanimous vote to close the club The organization
mas for a long time been fnsovent- It was formed
nVe years ago. 1t was confined exclusively to the
summer residents For a time the clubs head
quarters at West Isltp were the scene of many
brlllant social happenings. Balls given at
the clubhouse in the summer and athletic carni-
vals were held at intervals
For year or more interest in the club has been,
waning Last season effort was made to infuse
new ne INTO the organization, and the headduar-
Iers were moved 70 Little East Neck Road in Ba BY
ION VlllaSe where golf links was laid out and
0ther improvements were made. James ". Eaton
GrosVenor l, Nicholas and Stephen II. De Forrest
were appointed a committee sell the clubs prop
erty and arrange with the creditors OF the organ
ization for a settlement
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
LATE WAR GOOD THING FOR SPAIN.

Chicago. July 9--Dr- Leopoldo Arnud Spanish
Consul in Chicago since last November, has ten
zare6 his resignation and will start for South
America where he expects TO spend several months
+aII-srp The ex-ConsuI said to-day that he pc
,ieved the work Of reviving commercial interests
Tween the United States and Spain had been
done we'll He added:
sDain to-day s on the road to become one OF
the foremost Powers OF Europe Inc people nave
- - 80 realize that the with the United
CI-es IH+S vas a war Of governments, and no ami
oS3-2, lists between the inhabitants OF the two
----J1-+ries The was a good thing Tor SPAN.
me nation had been giving its best men ana Seg-
- 80 arrrfsIlv the In progress IN the
gg3t'31nines Cuba and Porto Rico As & result OF
-, r5cen+ conflict the powers Of Spain con-
~ ne-r-etsd FOR the couutry's development and ad-
ssnrement In ten years the world Will not recog-
n4ze the nation
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
pLANs FOR 4 NEW ARnoRT-

At the meeting OF the Armory Board in the
Mayors Office yesterday Horgan slattery were
instructed TO prepare plans for armory for the
ID Naval Battalion OF Brooklyn, at Forty-third-
st and the river front. at cost not to exceed
$50 600. The armory is 10 be OF frame. The bat
talon is housed in the old Atlantic Yacht Club
rooms which only fit for summer.
THE plans for a rifle range for the 14th
Regiment Armory also approved.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

The approximate amount of lien or cha-Es 70
satisfy which che above described property 20 be sofa
SIa tvvelfth
together allouarcss
ing 20 S326 % VITA interest from IA 1900 To-
sether wiki expenses approxiunsfs
amount % assessments ether uens whicn a.
be allowed 70 the purchase raouey
paid BY the Referee. Is S-S3 3 and Interest,"
Dated: New York June Is 1900
CHARLES A. JACKSON Res.r-a
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VACATION SCHOOLS AND. PLATGRoUEDs
THEY ARE OPENED IN5MANT PARTS OF THE
BOROUGH.

THEY ARE OPENED IN MANY PARTS OF THE
BOROUGH,
Ten vacation schools were opened in Brooklyn
yesterday morning. Manual training is the chief
line Of instruction Eleven Fairgrounds for children
were opened in the afternoon. adjoining various
schoolhouses. The Fairgrounds and the schools
open for six weeks. The school sessions are
from to Z o'clock and the Fairgrounds will be
open six days week, from l to $50 o'clock Regu-
lar games under instructors viii be the recreation
at the Fairgrounds Mothers, as well as babies, are
admitted to the Fairgrounds, but boys over
fourteen years old admitted. At Barren Island
combination school and playground has been
opened.
The vacation schools. which were opened yester-
day.
No 7, York-st., near Bridge; No. a. corner Of
Navy and Concord SITS; No. 15, Wilson-st.. near
Bedford-ave. No. SO, Walcott-st-, near Van Brunt;
No "a, Norman-ave-, near Eckford-st.: No. 40
FNteenth-st., near Fourth-ave No. 49, BOerum-st.
near Manhattan-ave.; No 80 Floyd-st.. near Tomp-
81 GIenmore and Stone aves
The Fairgrounds adjOjn the following schools:
No 10 Ihird-ave- and State-st: No. % ConseIyea-
St, near humboldt No "a AriOn Place and Beaver
st; No. p, Herkinler-st.. near Ralph-ave, No S.
Heyward-st., near Broadway; No. 38 North Sew
enth-st near Berry; No. 43, Boerum-st near Man
1attan-ave; No 46, Union-st, Henry; No 81
Walworth-st-, near Myrtle-ave.; No Sc Irving-ave
and Harmon-st-; No. S. Vandervoort-ave. and
Thames-st.
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The approximate amount of the lien charge a.
isfy which the above described properly b sold q
interest q
1900 together and allowances amounting
with interest t-ge-h-r
with or -1= sale The approximate
taxes. other liens which allowed
purchaser or the purchase paid BY
Referee SIlS S1-Io0 and Interest premises
sold subject p-t1- % s. 00O with
interest from IClv 1st- 1>fo
Dated New York June l4th. 1900
JOHN BOTTONIL-Eyy. Rssere4
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
srG4R TRUST NAY LEAVE HEW-ORLEANS

IT'S LICENSE TAX INCREASED FROM $500 TO
S37sOO A YEAR
New-Orleans. July CspeciaD--In consequence OF
an Increase in its State corporation license tax
from q 800 to s7 500 year the Sugar Trust threat
ems 10 desert New-Orleans and carry elsewhere the
- - go -. a,n,aI business. The former
o.a.,o license tax was one-quarter Of per cent
m 70 81 oooOoo gross business, but not increasing
bs,,cnd that amount. The Legislature now IN ses-
s,or has reduced the tax Of one-eighth OF Per
cent but at the same time mas taheH a"0S Inc
- = ~ +ba sugar Trust will have 10 pay
- pu s9o 600 900 the legislation being aimed espe-
cfaIIv at the corporation. Governor Heard was 1t
&c said. personally INCLINED to veto the measure
b,,+ found it so tied up with appropriations whlch
he could not disapprove that ne tolo the sugar
reople he would sign the bill
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
BOXING.
RUHLIN AND FITzsIMMON

RUELIN AND FITzsIAnIoNs MAY FIGHT.
.eT8fIv'' Madden. the manager of Gus Rubin,
and AZ Smith met at the Gllsey House yesterday
afternoon and Smith showed Madden an agree
nert which said that Jeffres had posted $3.50 TO
r,ea- Puhln The date could be set for the
Fgb+ iii August ! on account r Jeffriess injured
LsnS Madden refused TO conse TO this, and said
he would try match his pr ege against Fitz-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

An unusual amount Of interest Is being mani
tested among the boxing fraternity over the fight
ta.7vea, Terry McCovern and Frank Erne,
which is scheduled TO take place at the Twentieth
Century Athletic Club in Madison Square Garden
MonSav nil Both are training hard
Er7a saws II ne wins the battle he viii go TO Eng
land and meet the best men there before the Ma
tional Sporting Club
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
FOR A COMFY ISLAND HOSPITAL

PLANS DRAWN AND PART OF THE MONEY
RAISED.
New life is being put into the movement started
time ago for the establishing of a hospital in
near Coney Island The Coney Island emer-
gency cases have to be attended 10 by the Nor
wegian Hospital, at Fourth-ave. and Forty-sixth-
st. South Brooklyn, several miles away from the
island, or at times by the Flatbush Hospital
Plans have already been drawn for a suitable
building for a hospital near Coney Island and ii is
said that 5000 has beeI raised. The site not
yet been chosen. as the movement is not fully
matured. The proposal TO have the hospital in
Bay Ridge has been given UP, owing 70 the dis
tance. and the suggestion now Is 70 have the hos
Beach.
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5th s.

The approximate or charge satizcr
the above described property Be sold,
thousand hundred and 36-10O
from the
1900 together VITA costs allowances amounting
abs
The approximate % other
liens which be allowed the purchaser % t1s
purchase paid by the referee Nine hundred
dollars interest
Dated New York. June 21sr 1890
JOIN r ROGAN. Rsfs-ss
SHELLEY F AUSTIN Plaiu-iTs' Attorney. once
Postohce address - Cedar street Borough OF Mas
haitian New York City
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
CHARGES AGAINST REV. C. s. DATIDSON
EXAMINED BY STANDING COMMITTEE OF EPIs-
COPAL DIOCESE

The Rev. c. S Davidson rector Of the Church
Of the Holy Apostles, Greenwood-ave- Wlndsor
Terrace who Is charged with neglect Of duty by
-,er,ba-s of his CONGREGATION was examined yester
day BY A committee from the Standing Committee
of the Episcopal Diocese Of Long Island. The
committee consists of the Rev. Dr. Henry c. Swent-
zel, rector of ST. Lukes Church; Alexander E orr
and WtIhelmus Mynderse. The details OF the ex-
animation were carefully kept from the reporters
Dr. Swentzel, however, said that the charges We're
not of a serious nature Certain members of the
vestry declare that Mr.. Davidson has allowed the
church TO down by absenting himself from the
parish for long periods and by using overDearing
and domineeriug methods.
The committee will report its findings 10 Bishop
Little1ohn, who win give Mr.. Davidson ten days
notice Of the time and place Of the judgment
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West 1Ocd street


The approximate amount OF the lien or charge 70
satisfy which abcve-escribed property
is S34 PSI 3q-lOO interest thereon day
OF June 1900 together allowance amount
ing 43 together with -1e expenses 1f the
approximate
and waite or -e puT
chaser o. purchase money. pad Hsf
is n.
Dated New York 18th day OF June. 1900
CHAS r. KNOX Referee
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Morris-ave or place . s % II or 16sd or
FIeeu-st. 25xl00. Jacob Mattern 10 Otto and
Mary Max SLlt -
No 1870 Madison-ave, 16sx7O. Selma Green
Hattie Cfreenbauu1- .-.-.-..--
E Nichoison .-,e-. $50,
Nos $50 and 56T Broadway, PriuCe-sr,
5lXloN Joseph Fox trustee etc. TO Moritz and
Charles I Freedman. all title .----...--.-.-.-
to charles and Edward ] Deitsch .--...- So 5,
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WANTED AS CHIEF OF DETECTIVES.

Centre Moriches, Long Island July 9-Frank
Evanhoe, who was formerly New-York detective.
recently received offer OF the place OF chief OF
the Havana detective force salary OF So Geo He
declined the orer because he did not care TO put
harness again.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

Ia LA nlatch IN the doubles between Ward and
arS Iaylg Is ana Haokett and Allen was PLAYED Ward
natcb 1His US won IN straight sets So, 81 6-4 The
ana hH Vas interesting but would have been closer
ihs from an injured foot ' '7S'' ''iAeI-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
NEW YORN sCPRENIE CoURT. COrNTY

OF NEW YORK. Charles L Jones ana william
Bard AIcVic6ar. Trustees q certain Deed of
Trust for benefit RosaLs de y. Moran Planrirs
In pursuance q Judgment Foreclosure and sale.
the fourteenth day os June. 1900
signed The Referee Judgment named VII seU AZ
the New York Real Estate Room
No III Broadway In the Borough Of Manhattan. CITY
of New York on the eleventh DAY % July, 1900 =
o'clock tnat tay. BY D. Phoenix IrErahann &
Co. Auconee the premises directed by said Judgment
be sold and therein described follows
AL certain iot piece parcel OF Land with rhs
building erected situate beinz "a.
city Or View York and bounded and described sol-
lows RECINNING az a point the Westerly side o
Madison Avenue distant forty o1 feet eleven inches
Of the SOuhw-stery of Madison and
one hundred and nineteenth street thence Southsry
along Westerly side ~ Madison rgTenrv 2O
feet. thence Westerly parallel With hundred and
nineteenth street and part % distance through
party wall seventy-Gve CI5} feet. thence NorcherLy
parallel with Madison rhane.
Eastery parallel win One hundred and nineteenth S-rsst
and % the distance through a seventy
,15l feet Westerly side Avenue AZ
point place OF beginning Being known by tss
Number 1875 Madison
Dated. New York. June Is l@oo
CHARLES A JACKSON. Refers
NASH 4 JONES. Attorneys for Plaintlns
So Wall Street. New York City
The following a diagram property 10 h-
described above being lS2a MAJ
Avenue
IIath street
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ReaL estate rnanten.
FURNISHED Rooms % fet-
foreclosure Sales
~ YORK srPREME COTRT. COCNTY

NEW NORk SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
New YorS-The Msrcaurile National %
the city Or N=w YoTS Plaintiff. against Hen-y Reese
4 Dcfel lants--ln pursuance or Judgment q
Foreclosure and sale duly made ana entered n re aooxs
entitled action, tearug date l2-h ~ June 1900
/ the undeTs 2e ne Eeferee n said lasnlsnl 1anae
Salesroom. No III Broadway in the Borough 9f Nan
haitian Cty OF New AorA the ifh CAV of July. 1890.
al i O'Clock noon on that lay by Hersert a sherman
AuCuoueer the premises directed by Judgment ne
sold and there'n described s follows
All certain parcel n land with
buildings and improvements thereon erected. situate.
yinE and being ln the $lueteen-- Ward of the CITY
o. New York. holntei and described follows. viz:
Begiruing Nl-fae-Iv sile % Fifrv-niri
street. distant two hundred AID niuetyhve C20 feet
eight
easterly ~ Fie-y---- and the Second
thence running N0rthery line parallet win
Avenue one hundred ff00' f-et and I've 5}
inches parallel
~ feet three and 1ue-haf 3tel inches,
thence parallel second
ffC01 feet Eve 81 inches North
of third and thence westerly along
lire -w-nty-rvo feet three and o1e-has o3115
inches point OF bsE
Dated New YORK June l+ra, lFal
TPOWNELL. e PATTERSON.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
u Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan. The city
The following is diagram of property bs sold
described above number being No 325
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Nrw BrILDING PLANS.

sath-st. n s 96.s f W of CoIunnbus-ave for four
five story brick ana stone dwelling houses. ok
SIlOXS6l1. " Lindsey. No $50 Broadway.
owner. G Pelham. architect -.-----.
Nos and East b5th-st, FOR a ive and a six story
brick dwelling houses, 25XI0O.5 and 43xl0o-5.
William r Bliss. owner; Hiss & Weelxes, No III
Lfh-aEa architects
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
NOTES OF THE RING.

Joe Cans the ccIored lightweight. Of Balti-
o-a viii meet Young Critic in a twenty-five
round bout at the Seaside Sporting Club tonight
There Will also be twelve round preliminary.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
THIRD PERIOD
FOURTH PERIOD
Knockout az limit

kn0cK0ut q
Westchester lost half a goal hooking maets.
Observation-Disclosures goals 16. less three-quarters on
bevonEsarned goals = allowed by handicap s; less
! gOa penalties, total. Z
Refereed.
The ROckaway players to-day meet team OF
! Philadelphia Freebooters-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

Oscar Gardiner and joe Bernstein will meet in
a twenty-five round bout at the Broadway Athletic
Club on July q
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
BOY ALSO KILLED BY A CAR.
BOTH LEGS CUT oFF-HE DIES WITH HIS
PARENTS BY HIS SIDE.

Frank Bernhard six years old. Of No 146l Gates
ave. was killed yesterday afternoon. Both OF MS
legs were cut off Dy Car No 1920. OF the Gates
ave. line at Gates and Irving aves- Inc I'.lle
fellow was taken TO St Mary's Hospital and his
parents were summoned there. He died at about u
o'clock. -, ...--
Edward Shrueu forty-eight years old, motornan
Of the car. locked up in the Slxty-Lourlh RE
cinct station. SChrueI lives at No 1880 Gates-aVe'
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THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
81 and 80 Liberty Street,
441 and 46 Maiden Lane.

Examines and insures titles at fixed,
moderate rates, giving the dealer or in
vestor the selection of counsel when de
sired. Questions of doubt are submitted
to a Committee of Counsel OF the Com
pany before insuring.
Losses for thirteen years. &c. .S24, ,346-3I
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10

Tie Middle States lawn tennis championships
were finished az South Orange yesterday "Aeh tis
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
FIRST PERIOD.
SECOND PERIOD.

r-ovrdn ............ Westminster. ....... 5.l5
C-Cv5n y esrchester l-Io
Knockout limit Devon lost two haif goals for cross
New-York tribune., 1900-07-10
LAWN TENNIS.

WARD AND DAVIS DEFEAT HAcKETT AND ALLEN
IN FINAL. MATCH IN DorBLEs
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10000
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
THANKED BY THE QUEEN.
Returning Canadian Troops Received ut
Windsor.


Windsor.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The members Of
the Royal Canadian regiment, who
have just returned from South Africa,
were enthusiastically received BY the
people of Windsor. The soldiers then
proceeded to the castle and were re.
viewed by the queen in tho quadran.
gle. Her majesty, addressing the Ca
nadians, thanked them for the immense
services they had rendered the empire.
The officers were then presented indi.
vidunlly, after which the queen sum-
1noned Private Armstrong Of New
Brunswick, who lost leg during the
campaign, but who joined in the march
Oh crutches. After the soldiers had
been shown over the state apartments.
they were entertained ct luncheon in
the royal riding school.
How to Remove Paint.
The best way, and. in fact, the only
good way to remove fresh paint from
wooden garment slightly damaged by
inadvertent contact is instantaneously
to rub the spots with another portion
of the same garment. Don't let the
paint dry. Snatch up fresh fold Of
the goods and rub vigorously. The
friction Immediately dissipates the
damage, and NO trace is left on either
part Of the goods. Except for the loss
of little surface fur, the garment Is
as unblemished as before.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
TO ESTABLISH, COLONIES
Railroads Attempt tn settle Unocoupiet
Lands.

Railroads Attempt tn settle Unoooupied
Lands.
DULUTH, Nov. 3O.-There is quite an
important move on the part of the sew.
eral railroads centering here that have
lands for settlement. toget colcnios es.
tablished on these lands. The Northern
Pacific in particular is trying to bring
in people from the eastern and south.
ern parts Of Wisconsin. Iowa and other
states, and from Northern Europe.
Several representatives OF the latter
class have been lately looking over
lands with view OF establishing
themselves in a very considerable way,
with large population. Some tracts
in Carlton and Pine counties are under
consideration for the purpose. There
are also some colonies on a smaller
scale planned for ST., Louis county and
several important deals have already
taken place on lands lying between
Carlton and Deerwood, on the western
line of the Northern Pacific road.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
CONSULATE MATTER OPEN.

Indemnity Claim Against Turkey Re-
garded ~ Practically Settled.
CoNsrANT1NopLE. Dec. L. The opin.
ion is expressed in diplomatic circles
that the American claims arising from
the Armenian massacres "may now be
Regarded IN p---~@~.>--, ---.-~.4, SO 81
trade providing for the building Of
cruiser in the United States is officially
promulgated.
The question Of the consulate ut
Harpoot remains open. the porte ner.
slsting in its refusal to grant an OK.
equator to DR.. Thomas H. Norton.
The moral effect, however, created by
the presence of the United States bat.
tlesh,p Kentucky ut Smyrna in sup
port OF the American legation, taken
in, conjunction with the settlement Of
the other claims, leads tho legation to
hope for an early arrangement Of all
outstanding differences.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
ms soT ARM
Unels EAm DSssu't CASs m What Isf1el
Turkey lGakss Ind nsity NV msnI. v N;

Unsls Gsm Dsssn't CAss IN What Jsfi11lls
Turkey lGskss Ind lily lsy insils. vi
WAsHlNoToS Dec. No propoi.
ton has come 70 the United StAtss
government from Turkey shout tho.
payment Of 10 missionsry claims
under the guiss Of "a order Tor awaT.
ship 10 IS built ~ ths United statss.
While II u hardly expected that NY
formal proposition 81 THE kind Will e.;
forthcoming. II IL, of course. beyond
tho power Of the state department. to
prevent or intsr{era with any arrange
mont that the Turkish government
may enter into with American ship.
builders and individnal claimsnts. The
point 10. after all to have the claims
paid and the stats department officials
are not very particular 9 to the form
In which the payments are made. They.
IRE indifferent In this respect beoause
Of the knowledge Of the fact that the
Turkish goveRament might be terribly
embarrassed BY the pressure Of Euro.
psan creditors II the United States
government were to insist upon certain
forms Of procedure in this case. 4...@
There are no developments in the ne.
gotiations respecting the exquatur Of
DR.. Norton. who would be United
States consul At Harpoot. The matter
is still one Of correspondence and the
authorities hero are confident that the
Turkish government will, in the end,
yield on this point.