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The sun., 1900-05-24
JURY TRIALS TODAY.

Special jury List will he Reviewed
in the Superior Conrt Today.
A number OF cases are now down for
trial oday in the superior Court. The
special jury list will be reviewed today.
No session Of conrt was held yesterday
afternoon. Yesterday morning argument
was heard on demurrer in the case of
Bridget Conner VS.. the Wilmington 4
Northern Railroad Company.
Judgement for the defendant for costs
was given in the case OF Clarence w.
Michener VS.. Christian Lackel. The
case OF Bernard Finn. VS.. Ez,a Fell was
discontinued. The cases OF Daniel Ca
hills administrator vs.. Jessup x Moore
Co. and Ida Greenwood VS.. Wilmington
City Railway Co., were continued. The
case OF William Gum VS.. Mayor and
Council was set down for argument.
The sun., 1900-05-24
A SUIT FOR LIBEL.
Maria Hartman Claims She Was IN
.jurcd by Allegations Made in
a Court Case.

A suit for libel against the children OF
the late George May Oh account o. allega-
tions made in the case oi Mrs Marsare1ta
NJ. May VS.. Mr.. Nays children, whlch
is in chancery, has been brought IN the
Superior Court by Maria &. Hartman.
On motion Of William 5. Hilles, the de-
PENDANTS were yesterday morning ad-
mitted to common bail and discharged.
The Court granted the motion on the
ground that utterances OF courts ana
counsel, reports of committees In puplc
bodies, speeches of members OF Parlla-
ment and Congress in the lines OF their
respective duties are not libelous.
Maria Hartman filed an affidavit stat
ing that she was injured in her good
name, fame and credit and brought into
public scandal, infamy and disgrace;
In the Chancery suit, the defendants
in their answer, said that the complain
ant, Mrs. May, ''acting under the ma
licious advice and counsel OF Samuel ~
Forbes and Maria Hartman, began her
course of opposition with the defendants
assisted by the said Forbes and Hart
man." "that the said Forbes as debtor
to these defendants has refused and still
refuses to discharge his honest obliga
tions and is using the said complainant
for that purpose, and that the sac
Maria Hartman is in some way uh
known to these detendants, CONNECTED
with the said Samuel ID Forbes. Twins
in the same house with him, condnctlni
in large measure his affairs and IS
prominent factor in the evi. doingS ant
counsels of the said Samuel ID. FORBES.
The sun., 1900-05-24
SHOW EMPLOYEES FIGHT.
Rough Rider Arrested by Officer Ser-
son and Landed in City Hall.

Much excitement "as crested about
80 o'clock this mornina at Fourth end
Pine streets caused by a fight amoIg
employees Of Buffalo Bills Wi i. West
SHOW, which was being IL adeu on ihe
cars
The police interfered and Ofiicer Ser
son arrested Bert Scherrk, Rnngh
Rider. He was take! 70 t ce sta
tion and a charge y ssanl aI,i artery
placed against min. Later Il 1T was
made to have him reiea vat he
The sun., 1900-05-24
Excursion to the CatskiIIs.

Rev. +. B. Short and Aubrey Vandever
are arranging for an excursion from this
citv to attend the second General Con-
ference Epworth League Convention,
which will be held at Stanfords-in-the
Catskills from July to 3. After the
business OF the League has been dis
cussed number of delightful excursions
have been planned
The sun., 1900-05-24
Barrett Brothers Appeal.

In the city court yesterday morning
George and Benjamin F. Barrett were
sentenced to be imprisoned six months
and pay fine OF $50 for committing an
assault upon Charles McLane at Front
and Orange streets. They were not
satisfied with the sentence OF the court
and gave notice of an appeal to the Court
of General Sessions. Bail in the sum of
81 900 was furnishei in each case by
Charles B Dougheity, their employer.
The sun., 1900-05-24
STEAMER CUT IN PART.
The Indian will Have an Additional
Keel Piece.

The work of cutting the old steamer
Indian in two was completed Yesterday
morning at the yards of the Harlan &
Hollingsworth Company. Within few
days he additional keel piece will be in
place and the work of rebuilding the
vessel will be completed within thirty
days.
The Indian was constructed at the
shipyards OF the local firm in 1890 for
the Winsor Line. She was 227 feet in
length, 3S feet moulded beam and 26 feet
depth OF hold. Her tonnage is ], ,l33
tons net.
The sun., 1900-05-24
Important Permits Granted.

Permits were granted yesterday by
Building Inspector Cassidy to John =.
Healey to make alterations to 81. Peters
Prof. Cathedral, at a cost of $4,000, and
to A. Eckman, to build an addition to
the billiard room of the Wilmington
Whist Club, No. 1913 West Thirteenth
street, at a cost OF $400.
The sun., 1900-05-24
City Charter Meeting Tonight.

The joint committe on city charter Of
CITY Council and Board OF Trade will
meet tonight. The meeting was post
-poned from Monday night. The next
meeting will be held on Tuesday night.
None of the members Of the Council
committee will be able to be present at
tonight's meeting however and the at
tendance will therefore be as small as
usual.
The sun., 1900-05-24
Inthe Orp,,ans' Court Yesterday.

Harry 2. Joslyn, attorney for the de-
fendant in the case OF Margaret NJ.
Larkin and Susan S. Sites vs. John H.
Simms, administrator Of Joshua Smms,
fled motion for the dismissal OF eX-
ceptions to the administrator accounts
in Orphans Court yesterday and Samuel
w. McCaulley was appointed trustee to
sell real estate of Edith Stapler and
others. Edward Price, administrator OF
Isaac Shadd, was authorized to sell his
real estate
The sun., 1900-05-24
Fish Poisoned and Die.

Mineral substances III the Delaware
and Chesapeake canal have caused quan
titles of herring to die during the last
week. The heavy rains are ascribed as
the reason for the presencs OF these mih-
erals and the employees of The canal com
parry ar rapidly removing he -.e.,a --=--
The sun., 1900-05-24
Why the OXy-Hydrogen
Company Injunction suit is
not under the control of the
City solicitor?
M'DANIEL-GLAsCo NUPTIALs.
Married Last Evening by Rev. @. A.
Grise OF Union Church.

Grise OF Union Church.
Albert Z. Mcdaniel and Miss Nellie
Gasco, both of this city, were married
last evening in Union NJ. f. Church
parsonage by Rev. q. A. Grise. pastor OF
the church. Miss Sadie S. Z4bley was
bridesmaid and Edmund S. Smith best
man. The bride was attired in a beauti-
full gown OF pear silk trimmed with white
insertion and carried Brides roses. The
bridesmaid wore whise tulle.
Immediately after the wedding a re-
ception was held at Mr.. Mcdaniel S
home, No. 70l Washington street. The
rooms wera beautifully decorated with
palms, terms and white carnations and
about $50 guests were present. They
will make their future home at No, 10l
| Washington street.
The sun., 1900-05-24
ONE CENT
FATHER FALLoN's FUNERAL.
All Catholic Choirs Are Invited
to Sing.

An invitation has been extended by
James f. Curren, director of the choir of
st. Patrick's Church, 10 the mem bers of
the choirs of all of the Catholic churches
in the city to Join the choir at st. Pat
rick's Church in singing at the funeral
pf the Rev. NJ. y. Falon at the church
on Friday morning. All who intend to
sing with the augmented choir are to
meet at s o'clock this evening at St. Pat
rick's school hall, where the rehearsal
will be held, and, owing to the limited
space in the church, none will be ad-
piited to the choir loft on the day OF the
funeral except those who attend the re-
hearsa this evening.
The sun., 1900-05-24
RnncaIanreate sermon.

Archdeacon George @. Hall will preach
the annual baccalaureate sermon to the
graduating class OF thu Wilmington Mill
tary Academy at st. Johns Church, on
Sunday, June 10.
The sun., 1900-05-24
DIR. Patterson Honored.

AT the recent meeting of the Supreme
Council, Legion of the Red Cross, IN
Trenton, N. j., DR.. Henry Patterson, OF
this city, was elected supreme medical
examiner.
The sun., 1900-05-24
Mrs. wiIliamson's Resignation.

Mich regret is felt because OF tn, the res. res,
ignation OF Mrs. r. f: Williamson, on INA, ma
tron of the HON. for Aged W omen;
Mrs. Williamson's work covers periqu Si
of ten years aud her successor W. Us
hard t3 fi1d.
The sun., 1900-05-24
Violin Recital Postponed.

The Ursuline Nuns have postponed the
violin recital which was to haye been
given on May 81 by Prof, E. A. Brill, on
account of the death Of Father Falion'
The sun., 1900-05-24

In whose interests the
Oxy-lIydrogen Gas Com
pany's case, pc nding before
the Chancellor is held up by
the Street und Sewer Direc-
tors.
The sun., 1900-05-24
Lieutenant Hogue's Successor.

Lieutenant Thomas G. Hogue of Com
p ny G. N. Il. y has resigned and f!rs'
,rrgeant Maxwell has been spoken o. pc
-.s -.s--ssJ..
The sun., 1900-05-24
The Weather For cast.

The INDICATIONS for today are that
shower4 and sputherly winds Wna
prevail.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-18
THE TRUSTS AND THE PEOPLE.
BY Rev. Sam p. Jones.
[From the Manufacturers Record,
Baltimore.l

The large trusts and combinations al
ready formed and being formed by ag-
gregations Of capital are considered
hurtful to the masses and the common
people. This is a theory. theoretically
a thing may be So and practically it
may be very untrue. When We speak
Of trusts and combines we think Of the
Standard Gil Trust. the Sugar Trust,
the Tobacco Trust, etc. When the
Standard Oil Trust was formed was
paying 40 cents a gallon for kerosene
oil; am getting It now for ten cents
gallon. was paying twelve and one
half cents for sugar several years ago,
but when the combines set in we got it
at five and one-quarter. When the
Whiskey Trust was organized 1 was
in hopes it would put up whiskey where
the poor devils couldn't get it. but they
have seemed to cheaper that down to
where they can pay the government
s1.i5 a gallon revenue on it and yet sell
It for s1.275k, which demonstrates that
they are making 1t and letting the pub
lic have it for about twelve and one
half cents a gallon.
There is no doubt about the aggrega-
ton Of wealth, with brains controlling
it, that they can manufacture any ar
tiele cheaper than It is or has been
manufactured on small scale. The
great railroad combinations. many
think. viii eat US up blood rare. oc-
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN


That IL IL the intention OF the Com
mon Council OF the City OF Astoria 10
establish the grade OF Duane street IN
that part Of the City OF Astoria laid
out and recorded by ]. NJ. Shlveley from
the east line Of McClure's Astoria to the
east line OF seventeenth street, at the
following height above the base OF
grades as established by ordinance No.
II, Of the City OF Astoria. entitled,
An ordinance establishing a base OF
grades for the streets OF the City OF
Astoria 'to-wlt:
At the east line OF the town OF AS
toria as laid out and recorded by John
Mcclure and extended by Cyrus 0lney.
24.5 feet throughout the width thereof.
AT the intersection OF Duane street
with Fourteenth street, on the north
side 2S.b feet and on the south side
25.5 feet.
At the intersection OF Duane 81. with
Fifteenth street, "a feet on the north
side and SO feet on the south side.
AT the intersection OF Duane street
with Sixteenth street. 35 feet through
out the entire crossing.
At the intersection Of Duane street
with Seventeenth street. "a feet
throughout the entire crossing.
The street between the points men
TONED or crossings to be on a straight
or even slope throughout the width
thereof.
That this notice Is published for ten
successive days by order Of the said
council, tho first publication being on
Saturday, Jdly 9TH. 1900.
II. u. NELSON,
Auditor and Police Judge Of the City
OF Astoria.
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THAT AWFUL MAN.

Protect the lives and property OF
American citizens in China and all
rights guaranteed to friendly powers by
treaty. but preserve the territorial en-
tlrety of the Chinese nation and insist
upon equal and impartial trade rights
FOR all commerce in all parts Of the
empire" That, in brief. is the policy OF
the United States in China as defined
BY Secretary Hay. 1t is honest, patri-
otsc and humane. 1t is a complete an
swer to the democratic ciamor Of i'm
perialism," mintarism," territory
grabbing" and other choice pOlysylla-
bic bugaboos. 1t is strong policy.
clean policy. winning policy. says the
Spokane Chronicle.
Did William Mckinley possess that
ambition to grab lands which has been
so freely attributed to him by the DEM
ocratic press. what would be easier
than, at this time. 10 demand the de-
struction Of the treacherous Chinese
government. and insist that in the d.
vision Of the empire the United States
shall be awarded share? Such plan,
it is safe to predict, would promptly Sc
cure the support Nf all the great pow
ers Of Europe; for n slice CT China is
exactly what each earnestly desires. In
all the world Just one mans consent
is lacking to blot the Chinese empire
from the map. That man is William
Mckinley. and William Mckinley says
No" a
Stretching cut one hand to protect the
lives. the property and trade rights Of
American citizens; stretching out the
other to drive back the robber nations
which would tear the old empire to
bloody fragments and crush the Chin
ese people to the level of helpless serfs
there stands William Mckinley. the
tyrant. the throne-seexer. the modern
julius Caesar. the slave Of an all-de- !
stroying ambition. the awful midnight
terror Of democracy.
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more willing to deal with the trusts
aud combines and purchase their prod
ucts than l am TO put my money into
their institutions and impern my hold
ings, conscious Of their want OF stahlli-
" and fearing their final downfall
OF course these great combinations
affect legislation, II they do not control
it in many instances. but while they
may procure legislation in their own
interest, yet they have one eye upon
the public sentiment all the time. con-
seious that they can go just so far and
no farther, Here and there they have
shut down a mandatory or closed up
an Institution and affected some In
dividuals. but We are not looking from
that standpoint When We look at the
7O,OOO.OOO OF our population. We say they
are only procuring cheaper and buying
for less money these products than they
could have done under other circum-
stances.
With the final disintegration Of
trusts and cOmbines-whieh win inevit-
ably come when financial disaster and
shrinkage of values shall come-of
course. the surplus Of their product will
be thrown upon the market. and only
the stockholders in these trusts and
combines win suffer. AS sure as that
the sun shines. whenever any institu
tion becomes unwieldly because Of its
size and bulk. it will finally fall Of It's
own weight.
am an expansionist. and believe
that one Of the causes Of the stringency
and shrinkage of values in this country
is because we have not gone out over
the seas with our products as we should
have done. While there is a demand
for our products Of the farm and man
ufactOry Of this country there will al |
ways be plenty Of money; but when
wheat and corn and cotton and all kinds
Of manufactures are drug on the mar
ket, and no demand FOR. them. then we .
have stringsncy and hard times. But
when the highways over the seas shall |
be laden with our products into foreign |
and the gold is brought back
In the ships, then We shall flourish per-
These great combinations are
the only lowers in this country that
can do this thing for us. A negro and
an old mule can make corn and cotton;
a fellow with two hundred dollar
saw mill can make lumber; but only
of wealth can build ships
and open markets in foreign lands.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-18
LEGAL NorIuRs.
NorIcr IS nnRnnY oIYnN N

n II
That the city Of Astoria lnlOnhs % TN.
prove Seventeenth street IN the city
OF Astoria, Clataop, County, Oregon,
from the south line of irving avenue 20
the north line OF Jerome avenue, by
grading said portion 1T said street 20
the established Rrade thereof Though
OUT the entire width thereof and by
planl<lng said street with three Inch by
is'inch iir planka 10 a width Of six.
teen foct through thn middle or ccn-
ter thercof aud constructing a plde-
walk with "A gutter on tho east aldo OF
said portion OF said atrrct and taid
Improvement In matters Of detail 10 bc
made according TO the specifications
therefor TO be filed with the auditor
and police Judge OF said city BY the
city surveyor
That the district OF lands and prem
isra IN be assessed To defrny the costs
aud expenses OF aaid Improvement IN
as follows Commencing nt the north
east corner OF lot 8 IN block 5s IN tho
part OF the City OF Astoria laid out
ana rcorded by ]. NJ. shlveley and
running thence on a straight llne 20 the
southeast corner OF lot In said block
and running thence westerly on n
straight line 20 the southwest corner
OF lot II In block So In said shlveley'a
Astoria, and thence northrrly on a
straight line TO the northwest corner
Of lot In raid block So. and running
thence casterly Ia straight line 10
the place OF beginning. all In Clatsop
County. state OF Oregon
That this notice IL published for
eight days by order OF the Common
Council OF the city OF Astoria, the
first publication thereof being on Tues.
day, the 10th day " July, 1900,
II. II. NELSON,
Auditor and Police Judge OF the city
of Astoria.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


Land once at Oregon City Oregon.
June 10. 1000.
Notice IN hereby given that the FOL.
lowing named settler has filed notice OF
his intention 70 make fnal proof In
support OF his claim. and that said
proof VIII be made before the County
Clerk OF Clatsop County at Astoria.
Oregon. on July 30. 1900. viz:
JOHN ANTrILA,
II. y. NO. llbsS. for the lots Q. 10. IS
aud 10, section II. T 4 N, Rsw.
Ho names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon
said land. viz.
Harry Hin. OF Push. Oregon; ia.
kob Hlltunen, OF Push. Oregon. William
Row. Of Push. Oregon; Albert Hll, OF
Push. Oregon.
CHARLES d. MooREs,
Register.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-18
NOTICE

Is hereby given that by virtue OF nm
order made and entered by Hon. John
Bayne, referee IN bankruptcy FOR thc
district court OF the United States for
the District OF Oregon, on July 0, 1900,
in the mattir OF $. II. Jessup. bankrupt
/ VIII, on Saturday. August II. M N
m, sell on the premises to the hiRhest
hldder for cash, subject to the npprov'
al OF the court, all the right. title nnd
Interest OF said bankrupt in and 10
the following described premises ,os
Wit: Lots TO 80, inclusive. block 4,
lots to 81, inclusive, block @; lots 4
TO 81, inclusive. block z; lots / 10 %
inclusive, block 10; lots TO 22, Inchi.
slve, block II; lots to 90. inclusive
block u; and lots 5 and Q. block 0, ali IN
Clatsop county, Oregon.
A. W. PRESCOTT,
e.,o o. -, - - Trustee.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
United States Land once. Oregon cit,
nea.sau T,Iks lano

United States Land once. Oregon city,
Oregon. july :. 1900
Notice II hereby given that w CONE
pllanoo with the provisions ~ the act
OF congress of June !, 1875, entitled
IAN act for the sale Of timber lands IN
the states of California, oregon, Ne
vada. and Washington Territory" 40
extended TO all Public Land states by
act of August I. isgs chafleA liar-
naugh. OF Volga, county ot bruoklngs.
state OF South Dakota. has this day
nlcd IN this otiiee his sworn statement
No. 52s1. for the purchase 0f the ". w.
= OF Section No. Ia T0wnuhlp No,
. ~. Range No. w. and Will ofIor
proof To ahow that the land sought ID
moro valuable for It's timber or stone
than for agricultural purpOacs. and 20
establish his claim 20 said land before
tho Register and Receiver OF this Office
at Oregon city. Oregon, on
Friday, the 2sth day OF September. 1900.
lie names aa witnesses.
Bartholomew ]. Burke. OF Seaside.
Oregon. James T, Burke. of Seaside.
Oregon. William Burke. ur Seaside, or.
egon, Luther Eager. OF Seattle. Wash.
ingtdn.
Any and all persons claiming ad.
veruely tho above-deacribcd lands are
requested 10 flle their claims In this
office on or before said ssIh day OF
September. 1900.
cHAs. u. MooREs.
Register.
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LEoAL NOTICES
Norlcn ron pupLIcAMoM
United states Laua once, oregon CITY,


United states Land once, oregon Cl'y,
Oregon, July !, 1900,
Notice IN hereby given that ~ oumpn.
anee with the provisions VI tho act OK
eonrrona entitled IAN act Tor the nhio
of timber lands In the states W Sal'
fornla. Oregon, Nevada, ana Wesl,ns' ,,l,s
ton Territory" ~ extended 10 All Iup'
lle Land states by act OF AukuA, '.
1892, Luther Eager of Seattle, county
OF King. state Of Washington has tnlH
any filed IN this 0fiice his sworn state.
ment No. be9s, for the purchase OF ne
N, n. Y OF Section No, IN IpWhhnlp
Ma. TN', Range No. 0 W.. and VIII oter
proof 10 show that the land uouHh. N
more valuable for itn timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes ana 70
establish hln claim 90 said land DeLare
tho Reglaler and Receiver OF thiH ONCE
az oregon city. Oregon, on ,oo.
Friday, the asth day of september iVVv'
He NAMES aa with 'aaeu'
Bartholomew ], Burke. Of heanlue
Oregon, James 4, Burke, uf scaAlie'
Oregon, Charles harbaugh, OK Nolga'
South Dakota. William Burke, OF sea-
side, Oregon,
Any and all persons claiming hd.
vorsely the e.deacrlhcd lands are
requested 60 file their claims IN lhia
oillce ON or before said sslh uay OF
cHAs. d. MooREs,
Register,
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Office OF c. Q, NJ. Vancouver Bar.
racks. Wash. July 2. 1900. Sealed pro.
posals. In trlpllcate, will be received
here until II O'Clock n. m. August ?,
1900, and then opened. for Furnishing
forage and bedding at the several mil.
itary posts In this department ana
camp at Skogway. Alaska, and Port
valdez. Alaska. for fiscal year ending
June 30, 1901. Information furnished
here or by quartermasters al poNts
u 3. reserves right to reject or accent
any or all proposals or any part there.
OF. Envelopes containing proposals.
should be marked: "Proposais for
Forage and Bedding at - and ad.
dressed to undersigned. J. w. Jacobs.
G. Q. NJ. N''''
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govERNMENr pRoposALs.

Treasury Department. Office Superyls-
Ing Architect. Washington, ID. c.,
July 2. 1900.
Sealed Proposals viii be received at
this Office until O'clock y. m, on the
9TH day Of August. 1000. and then
opened for the construction OF Bar
racks and Hospital Buildings al the
United states Quarantine Station, AS
toria, Oregon, In accordance with draw
Ing and specification, copies Of which
may be had al the discretion OF the
Supervising Architect. by applying 10
this Office or Surgeon In charge at the
station. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR,
SuperYislnR Archlteot.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land ofii,e. Oregon City
Oregon. July Z. 1900.


Notice ls hereby given that In com.
pllance with the provlalons OF the act
~ congress OF juno ;. 1878, entitled
An act Tor the sale OF timber lands
In the states OF California, Oregon. Ne
yada. and Washington Territory" Aa
extended Go all public land a,atea by
act OF August I, 1899. ottille NJ Logan,
ot Astoria, county of ciatsop. state OF
Oregon. has this day filed IN this ONCE
her sworn statement No. b2is. for tho
purchase OF the \. w. Y OF section No.
In Township No ~. Range No. Z
W. aud viii offer proof TO show tInt
the land sought IL more valuable Tor
ita timber or stone than Tor agricultural
purposes, and 10 establish her claim
10 said land before the Register and
Receiver OF this Office at Oregon City.
Oregon. on
Wednesday. the "a day OF October, 1900.
She names as Witnesses:
Julius Garbe. OF Olnay. Oregon, Sc
bastlon 0laser of olney. Oregon. Jacob
Denk. OF olncy Oregon, John GlaSer,
of Olney. Oregon.
Any and all persona claiming adj
verseiy the above described lands are
requested 10 hle their clalms In this
Office ON or before said Sd day OF octo-
ber 1900.
CHAs. q. MooREs.
Register.