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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-10
TO REMAIN MANAGER OF GRAND TRUNK.
A DENIAL OF THE REPORT THAT CHARLES NJ
HAYS WAS TO RETIRE.

Montreal Oct. (SpeciaD-Reports emanating
from Chicago in the first place, have been current
here in railway circles that Charles NJ Hays. gen.
eral manager of the Grand Trunk Railway. Will
retire from the management of the road next Janu-
airy, when his five years engagement will be up to
take the presidency of the Southern Pacific This
has been denied on good authority. 1t is said that
last summer when in London Mr. Hays renewed his
engagement for another term Of years. and has
not therefore, been able to entertain an offer
which has been made to him to take the manage
ment Of the Southern Pacific. Mr.. Hays has done
wonders for the Grand Trunk in the five years he
has been in charge and the directors not likely
TO let him go willingly
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SUPREME COURT County Of New York.

RICHARD WEBER Plaintiff, against CHARLES
H BEER others Defendants
In pursuance OF a judgment OF foreclosure and
duly entered the aboveentitled and
bearing the 25th day of September. 1900. the
undersigned the Referee in said judgment named. will
sell at public auction, the New York Real Estate
Saesroom No. Ill Broadway, Borough OF Man.
haitian. city York. 22nd OF October.
1900, that day, by Peter F. Meyer.
Auconeer the premises by Judgment
sold therein described $ follows:
lots pieces parcels of land situate,
lying the Twenty-fourth Ward Of the City
OF York. known and distinguished certain Map
entitled of 1T6 lots Of the Bathgate Estate late
B. Beck, deceased sold under
direction Of the Farmers Loan Trust COMPANY
Executor and Trustee dated New York Nov. 8. 1897
surveyed by Cornelius J. Lynch. CITY Surveyor and filed
in the Of of the City and County
New York by the numbers one %, Two e. Three %
-Four a. Five (5) 30, Thirty-nine $50. Forty 40
Fortvone an Forty-twO 90 Forty-hree 49, in
Block Two thousand nine hundred and twelve q 912).
Dated New York, September 26th. 1900.
JOHN H. JUDGE. Referee
MARTIN J. FARLEY, Attorney for Plaintiff 229 Broad
York City.
following Is diagram Of the property 70 be sold:
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY on 49,

YoI{K-The General Synod the Refor,ros ~
in America. Plaintiff against Rosa Piscotta ieo Church
DeIendn's IN pursuance OF Judgment OF Diners
action, bearing date 10th day OF
undersigned, the Referee in iudgrs1' 1900 I.
sell at public auction at the New York Raai rIned viii
room, No. III Broadway, in Boroisb Estate
city OF New York. the 18th day OF o.. Manhattan
u o'clock noon that day. by PhIir 'V9er 1900 al
Ionevt' tiv premises directed oy said iudgmeDt n AGc
piece or trcel OF and with the buildings 'an lot
situate living and being in the Twenty een erected
Sly OF New lorA Borough or Bronx Yard Of the
City section Nine and within 237S 90 4ned within
OF tne ny ot NV oIA and bounded ana 5t-tnd Map
Of Washington Avenue before castery
and ninety feet distant North from ~ one hundreG
by the intersection OF the Norther corner formed
hundred and sxty-seventh Street with 81 or East on
OF Washington Avenue thence runni1s said East line
with one hundred and SiXty-seventh SoStefy pasaIa
land or PnaDe A Fdrshall one hundred a. ana along the
900 helce Northerly
E-aster!y me OF Washington Avenue with the saiS
teeJ thence westerly and paraIIst entytve
erly line or East One hundred and win the North
and part OF the distance through o., seventh Street
cree ana thlrtN-seVen tl3tl ~ All hun
or Washington Avenue thence Southerf Easterly line
twenty Ive teet 10 me point place - aohg said line
cepunB tneefrom all that portion OF ~ vslnning Ev
taken by the City New ABOVE
and widening OF Washington Avenue 'iA IN the openin
Dated New York. September 24tb fooo MS
AUGUSTUS II. VANDEVTr,
REED x REED. Attys for Plaintiff % IL Referee
York City. ~ broadway ".
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A FIFTH-AvE. TRANSFER

Title to the northeast corner OF F1igbt, -s.,
St and Fifth-ave.. plot 5OSx14O and TO a Mot or
the north side Of Eighty-seventh-st $50 feet east
OF tl1th-ave., with right the strips adjacent
american trust Company, recorded vester1a "
ne mortgage on the property is given as SI50 O6S'
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ALTGELD TO SPEAK IN BRooK7YT

Ex-Governor AItgeld of Illinois will speak in
Brooklyn at the Rink, in Claremont-ave on Satur-
day night under the auspices of the Workingmen's
League of Brooklyn. His subject will be II h0r's
Interest in This Campaign"
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1927 park AVE-,
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT, NEW AORk COUNI l.
- United states Trust Company Of New York plaintiff.
In Of udgment OF foreclosure and sale duly
ing date the 2lst day September 1900 the under
public auction at the New York Real Estate salesroom
No Broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan CITY OK
that day, by Bryan L. Kennedy & Co. aus
soid and the therein Described as follows
ALL those certain lots pieces or parcels OF land st
city OF New Beginning a point in the westerly
ynine inches northery from the corner formed
Avenue with the northerIy hundred and forty
nth Street which point Would be me g@nt oi t enr
line hundred and Fortysxth Street II the same
erIy side Of Edgecombe Avenue two hundred and nifty
nine feet ten inches TO point gneGe { n &c wee
extended ntersect the running thence west
SdT a"s ana forty seventh Street il the same
5 tre Iin Of the Old Kingsbridge Road now closed
thence southerly along the centre line OF sara
tbrea hundred and eighty inches northery
from the norherIv side Of one hundred fory-hfth
STREE! running thence eastery and parallel with
northery side Of One Hundred and FoTtyghfth street
eriy from the sad Edgecombe Avenue;
Se Of dFecoms and ONE hun
800 10y, ,este 6erefronn thirty feet four inches: run
One hundred and foryhfth street hiEty-three ieet
Road thence southry along the said centre ne
seven ISr Ioe d forvfftb street running thence east
dred and forty-fth Street thrtytwo feet point dis
an one westerly said westerly side OF
EdgeG2mbe Avenue cunning thence soIheTy on line
s5tH.- 80 L1ndraJ feet westerly therefrOun to a line
which would be the line Of One hundred and forty
eriy along the place
Of b SsSan New O York; 5a ePn6sT 556 0So
HENRY MARTIN BAIRD. JR.
ER Ryt5HBd2 % y9r s sIiatiR
Borough Of Manhattan.
New York.
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SALE IN LExINGroN-AvE

Abraham Goldstein has transferred to John !
Bell the block front in Lexington-ave.. between
One-n Gndredth and One-hundred- and-hrst-st with
a 4ePth OF 30 feet The consideration Is git,,a" og
'lloV'O- The property bears a mortgage OF $50 600
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ItIth Street
The approximate amount OF the lie, - -,
which The above-descrbed property k a. 20 satisfy
Sl4S4l-o with interest thereon from oa+C A., sSi' -
kus 1900 ,osetAer with ana sIIoanSsaS OF Ag
ts 70 $doe 10 WIFE interest IOth an, uil
1900 together with expense ~ aS or september.
Sybtcb az ~ - Ia5es assessments or other ue1s
interest. ''e FNeivfee Is Sl6l22 and
Dated New York September cath 1000
AUGUSTUS II. VANDERPOE4 ~.
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TO ALTER GYMNAsITTM

Plans were filed yesterday for alterations in the
Two Story brick gymnasium belonging to Charles
W. 6onI4 aqd a4ioln,~g his Tome. No waaS,re
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Washington. D. q. October 6. 19l

Ill, to-day:
Washington, D. c., October 6, 1900.
Dear Sir: In the press reports yesterday of your
the overthrow OF human slavery in the United
States resulting from the of the armies Of
the Union, you also reported saying in that
connection:
I'VE fought then for the adoption Of a constitu-
tional amendment that provided that no man could
ended We have the Sulu treaty which recognizes
slavery"
Permit me to invite your attention to the follow
ing from the letter Of the Secretary Of War
TO Major-GeneraI E. S. Otis, commanding the
United States forces in the Philippines. under date
The President instructs me to advise you that
Brigadier-General John c. Bates representing the
United States, of the part the Sultan of Jolo,
the Dato Rajah Muda, the Dato Attik, the Dato
Calbi and the Dato Joakanain of the other part,
is confirmed and approved, subject to the action
of Congress, provided for in that clause of the
treaty of peace between the United States and
Spain which provides. the civil rights the
ritory hereby ceded to the United States shall be
determined by Congress, and with the understand
ing and reservation which should be distinctly COM
municated to the Sultan of Jolo, that this agree
ment is not be deemed in any way to authorize
or give the of the United States the
existence of slavery In the Sulu Archipelago,
thing which is made impossible by the Thirteenth
Amendment to the Constitution of the United
States
1t is probably unnecessary to call your attention
to the fact that in the absence of the approval Of
Congress ii is impossible for to have the
Sulu treaty any other treaty Very respect
fully G. D. MEIKLEJOHN.
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DESTROYS OF co:

DESlROUS Of CO4N AINO11LAING 1f1EA fIOAD'
1t is said In Wall Street that several important
railway companies, among them the Burling
ton, the Missouri Pacific and the Wabash
DESTROYS of securing control of the St.
Louis, Kansas City and Colorado road which
extends from St Louis to Union, Mo-
a distance of only sixty-1ve miles. This road was
bought by the Atchison many years ago, at time
when the latter had the intention of running its
line to st. Louis we'll to Chicago. That pur-
pose was abandoned, however. and the ST. Louis
Kansas City and Colorado has always been in an
Isolated position in the Atchison system. Recently
the Atchison sold the little road to a St Louis
syndicate. who. 1T is said may complete it from
Union to Kansas City, move which would make
the line extremely valuable to the roads already
mentioned as its possible purchasers
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Eaaecom6e AUelsle

The said premises will be sold in parcels as follows the
parcel marked a will be sold first and II su1ctent
money realized thereon the remainder OF the
premises marked 81 and c. said diagram and above
described will be sold parcel
approximate of the lien charge to satisfy
described property be sold is $50
1872 with interest thereon from the 9th day of Septem
ber 1900 together allowance amounting
S3525O with interest from September 2st. 1900. together
with the expenses of the SALE
approximate taxes, assessments.
liens be allowed the purchaser
Of the purchase money paid by the referee is
SS42.SO.
Dated. New York, September 18th. 1900
HENRY MARTIN BAIRD JR-
DaEr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-10
DADY DETAINED AT QUARANTINE.
SAYS HIS HAVANA CONTRACT IS ALMOST
SETTLED.

Michael J. Dady who has been in Havana en-
deavoring to obtain the recognition of contracts for
sewering and paving the streets of the city, made
before the present Government took control re-
turned yesterday on the steamer Havana. He said
at Quarantine that the matter was settled except
for few details Twenty-four of the Havana's
passengers We're sent 10 Hoffman Island for oh
servation. Mr.. Dady one of these They will
- 'ain On he island ~Otil Th''rsdav aftarnoan
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MEIKLEJoHN CORRECTs BRYAN.
SETS HIM RIGHT IN REGARD TO THE sULJ
ARCHIPELAGO SLAVERY.

Washington. Oct. 9-Acting Secretary Meikle-
john of the War Department has sent the follow
ing letter to w. J. Bryan, who speaks at Peoria.
Ill, to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-10
NEW CHAIRMAN OF rRANscoNr1NENTA1,

dispatch from Chicago announces that the
position of chairman of the TranscontInentaI As
ISOLATION has been offered to accepted by James
Charlton. whose headquarters will be at Denver
The appointment takes effect at once
Mr. Charlton has been in active railway service
for more than forty years and has an international
reputation as a railroad man. For ten years he
was connected with English railways and from. 1857
10 1871 ne held important positions with the CIraa
western Railway of Canada. For several years he
mas been the head of the passenger department of
the Chcago and Alton. Formal notice of this new
appomtment was received yesterday by r. L. Nc
Jam or NO. Z6l Broadway, general Eastern pas
Senger agent Of the Chicago and Alton -
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Grace Of Gof Free and Independent, 70 ArabeIa D.
Huntington, Leon0ra Foster, Henry Edwards Hunting
Willard V Huntington. Caroline ID Halliday sIA-
line Dunbar, Bdward II Dunbar. George 5 Dunbar
Elizabeth Purdy Ellen NJ H Gates. Coils n Ssnris
Susan Porter Edward H Pardee Franklin J. Pariss
Mary z Lewis Ellen Pariee P7~iaa
widow and OF % Coils p Ffuntfngron De-
ceased send sreettns w hereas Arabella D.
Charles H Tweed and Isaac r. Gates OF The Csty q
New York, have lately applied the Surrosar- court
Of our County Of New York. 70 have certain nstru-
men In writing relating both u-rs71a. prop
duly proved The last W4n Testament 8f coils
p Huntington late O[ the County OF New Y0E de-
ceased Therefore and OF apnssr
before the SurroSate or our County OF
office County York he 1o-1 law q
October. thousand nine hundred. al ha1-pasr
O'Clock in the forenoon of that ana there
attend the probate Of the said VIII ana Tesa-srL
And such OF you are hereby cited as are under
age OF tWenone years are required appear by your
guardian II YOU have OCe, II none appear
and apply TO- enc 20 oe appointed. the event q
your neglect or failure 10 do guardian v
pointed by the Surrogate
the proceed ing
In Testimony Whereof We caused the sal OF TIE
Surrogae's Court % the said County TcrS
hereunto affixed Witness Hon. Abrer C. Thomas a
Surrogate OF our saif County Of New Y1rs az said
county the 18th day OF August. year 81 our Lord
thousand nine hundred
IL y J. FAIRFAX NcI4ACGHLIN.
Clerk OF tbs Slrr1gares cow
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC SUNSET LIMITED -
The renowned Sunset Limited" Of the Southern
Pacific company will begin its regular service from
New-Orleans to San Francisco on Thursday No
yember 8, and be operated triweekly MONDAYS
thursdays and Saturdays. until further notice -
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surroqales' Monies.


CLINCH. ROBERT Tn pursuance OF an
order Of Hon. Abner c Thomas. Surrogate q the
County Of New York NoIiCE Is 9ezs0y gwen 70 az
the City Of Paris. France deceased 70 present the
transacting business. The once q Russell & holmes
Of New YORK on or before the da Dseem5e 800
Dated sew YORK. 's HORACE RUSSELL .s' Executor
Br tss.' BoSoas5 Of Manhattan York City Il p
CORSA, JAMES LIN pursuance Of an order
OF Hon, AbneE c Thomas. SURROGATE OF the County
New York. deceased, present same with vo9oS-
business No 2O45 Boston Road in the city OF New Ys
Dated. New York. the ION DAY Of July. 1900
--,-.- -, T. EMORY CLocElE Exseutus
At5orneys Tor Executor Street. New York c,
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Hon. Frank n
EzgeEad l., sgTTogats. Of the |6g O. New YORK.
given 70 all persons h4ying claims against Frank MccoeS
same with vouchers subscriber al his pac,
Wei No las BToadway in the City OF New YORK On q
before the 9rs5 day GI N9y s nsz Ann ,ooo
THOMAS MCCOY. Exscutor.
146 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York cry.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon. Frank
T. Fitzgerald Surrogate OF the County OF York
against Emma Grace Knevais late OF tie COUNTS Of Y
York deceased 10 present the same with vouchers
OF Manhattan. in the city OF New
the 22nd day Of November EN- gE. next 1 1000
STEPHEN NJ KNEVALIS.
PAUL FEM,
KNEVAIS & PERRY. Executors
Attorneys Execators 81 Street Borough o,
Manhattan. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
= c Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County New York
Notice hereby given all persons having claims
Herman Marcus late OF the County % New
deceased present the with vouchers thereof
subscribers at their place OF tralsacrs business
the Offices Of Wilcox Brodek. No 30 Broadway. the
Borough OF Manhattan. in the City Of New York
before 18th day OF February next
Dated. New York, the sJ3 day Sf AIg1st 1900
GEORGE E MARCUS. : E-A7c--1'A
WILCOX & BRODEK,
Attorneys for Executors 20 Broadway. Borough q Nan
haitian, y. i City
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Abner
c Thomas Surrogate County
York. NOTICE is hereby given to an persons aayins
deceased TO present the vO1cn-
subscribers. their
ing business Room 500, No l32 Nassau Street
City York. OF before the eleventh day q
February next
Dated New York. the day OF August. 1900.
CLARENCE w WOOD.
EUGENE H CONBLIN.
ENCNEVER & TRAUTMANSN. Attorneys for Executors
CROom 500 1872 Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City
POBINSON, IDA.-In pursuance Of an order
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4. -,1oe-I111 MADISON AVE
THE CLEXELANn

126 TO 100 e. 18th ST
Large unfurnshed apartments. all rooms Itch, ava ,,
CFN4let
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PROFESSIONAL MEN

an find home with congenial SURROUNDINGS and n,cL
It transportation. by addressing Room go Dun Rijin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-10
SHULTAS, CHARLES Fin pursuance Of an

order Of Hon Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the
County notice is hereby given an persons
having claims Charles F. late % rhs
Of York deceased. present
the subscriber. place fo-
transaction business. -he Office Reuben Leslie
Maynard No. III Broadway. OF Manhattan II
the City OF New York. or before I5th day o.
February. 1901
Dated New York the 9Th day OF August 1900
BENJAMIN LORD. Executor.
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EDWARD W. SHELDON.

EDWARD ". SHELDON.
Attorney for plaintiff.
No. 10 Wall Street,
Borough Of Manhattan.
CITY OF New York.
following diagram of the TO De sold as
above described:
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THE People of the State of New Yo-k- hE b

REUBEN LESLIE MAYNARD.
Attorney for Executor. No IA Broadway
Borough OF Manhattan. City or New York
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ROBINsON. IDA.-In pursuance of an order

Hon. Abner c: Thomas, a surrosaJe OF the County
notice is hereby 10 all having
Ida Robinson late OF the County OF New
deceased the with vouchers
subscribers place OF UransaCIins
ness No Il Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan city of
New York before the Sth day OF February, 1901
Dated New York. July 10Th. 1900.
LEWIS c. ROBINSON.
ALBERT ]. ADAMS. r..
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Macomb ILL., Oct 9-William J. Bryan TO-DAY
asked The Associated Press make public the rol-
lowing
Evening journal., 1900-08-07
EXPLORERS STILL UNHEARD FROM
Grew Of Bark Fluorine From Greenland,
Know Nothing Of feary or Andree
special to Ne Evenlng Journal.

New Castle, Aug. 6.-Another cryo-
lite barg, the FluOrine. from Iyigtut.
Greenland sailed up the river yester-
day, but, like the Calcium, which pass
ed up last month, she brings no news
of either Peary or Andree, those ex-
plorers who braved the rigors OF the
the frozen North in their gallant eff
forts to reach the North Pole This,
too. despite the fact that both shippers
were requested before sailing on their
perilous voyage to keep the sharpest
kind of a lookout.
Captain Paulsen Of the F'luorine, in
speaking of his trip home, said the
voyage was a very ordinary one. He
confirmed Captain Smiths story of
great and unusual quantities Of ice so
thick that nearly all the entrances were
blocked It was on June 2 that Captain
Paulsen arrived at Ivigtut, and by the
2Sth of the same month he had his
cargo Of 700 tons Of cryolite gathered
and the start made for home.
AS is often the case, the Fluorine had
a pretty hard fight with the ice, but
Captain Paulsen expects to make an
other voyage as soon as he discharges
his cargo
Evening journal., 1900-08-07
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
WAS A HAPPY AFFAIR

Strickersville, Pa, Aug. 4.-Miss Sara
Mearns, OF Wilmington. and Miss Sadie
1Campbell, of Norfolk, Va, have been
visiting Miss Bertha Vansant.
Miss Eta Reeves Of Wilmington, has
returned home after spending soma
time with friends.
Mrs. ~ b. Slack has gone to the
mountains for the benefit Of her health.
About one hundred friends of Miss
Bertha Vansant assembled at her home
to assist her in celebrating the twenty
first anniversary Of her birthday. Mu-
sic, singing, dancing and a variety of
games were the special features of the
evening. At the usual hour all were in
vited to refreshments. and at a Later
hour all left for their homes, wishing
Miss Vansant many more happy ami
versaries. Guests were present from
Wilmington, Norfolk. Va, Newark
Lewisville. McClellandsville ant
Striekersville.
Evening journal., 1900-08-07
SHOULDER DISLOCATED
FOR THE SEVENTH TINE

Kembleville, Pa, Aug. 4--Miss Nan
B. Lewis is visiting friends in Town
send. Del
Solomon Townsend. Jr.. Of New York,
is spending his vacation with his par
ents.
Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Jones. of Phila-
delphia, are spending week at Sam
uel Kennedy's.
Rev. N. II. Miller and Alexander Gar
den, of Washington. were guests Of
Evan w. Lewis and family.
Wilmer w. West and wife. Of Pugh-
town, Pa. have returned home after
spending several days at the home OF
his brother. DR.. J. G. West.
Joseph lie Sage. living on William
Kelley's farm, met with a painful acci-
dent on Friday. He slipped and fell
knocking his left shoulder out Of place
This is the seventh times that Mr.. Le
Sage has had his shoulder misplaced
Miss Florence Strickland, a trained
nurse from hiladelphia. who happened
to be in the village at the time the in.
llured man arrived at the doctors ad.
ministered ether. II took the force OF
seven men to pull the shoulder in place
Evening journal., 1900-08-07
CITY COUNCIL IS
IN NEED Oh MONEY
Unless Trustees of Commons
Allow $500 City Interests
Will Suffer
speclai 10 The evening journal

New Castle, Aug. 7.-Unless the
Trustees OF the New Castle Commons
tonight allow City Council an appro-
priation OF 81 800, the latter body will
be financially handicapped this year.
At present but $1,000 is being collect
cd In city taxes, and while this amount
is not sufficient to keep up actual ex-
penses Council is opposed to any in
crease In city taxes, properties here
having greatly deprecated in value the
past few years. and many also being
unoccupied, OF the $1,000 collected
$4,000 will be needed by the schools,
and 81 400 for lighting the city.
Members OF Council say the com
mons farms were left for the benefit
Of the schools, but Of late years the
schools have received no benefit from
them. Now that the trustees are not
paying $2,400 annually TO the water
company, President Schuhardt is OF
the opinion that Council should have
at least one-half Of this amount for the
benefit OF the schools.
The result of Councils request foi
for funds from the trustees will be
awaited with interest.
Evening journal., 1900-08-07
ARRESTS WILL BE MADE
If Addioksites Attempt 60 Pay Reg
istration Fees of"Floating Voters

If Addioksites Attempt 20 Pay Reg
istration Fees of" Floating Voters
Special 10 the Evening Journal
Smyrna, Aug 6.-The registration on
Saturday in the First Representative
district was the largest for the first
day for many years. In the First cleo
ton district, fifty-four voters qualified
before Registrar A. C. Smith. sixty-nlne
appearing before G.. Davis Brown regis
trar in the second election district.
The Union Republicans do not seem
TO be making any special effort in this
district to have the "noaters" regis
tered, consequently the doubtful vote
held of on Saturday.
There Is some doubt as who will
manipulate the campaign for Addicks
here. Suspected persons are being
closely watched by Republicans and
Democrats and IL the tactics Of two
years ago. namely paying registration
fees, Is indulged in by the Addlcksites,
arrest viii be made at once.