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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
SALISBURY MUST EXPLAIN.
Alleged Indignity TO an American
Merchantmen.

London. May SIT has been learned By
a representative of the Associated Press
tEat United States Ambassador Choate has
asked Lord Salisbury for explanations an
70 the alleged abuse of International right
in the case OF the American ship Sea Witch.
commander. Captain Howe was bos-def hy
the British warship Wasp within the three
mile limit Of Portuguese territory In East
Africa.
The American Ambassadors coYnInuEica-
ton 10 the Premier hardly amounts 20 a
protest. and serious complications are not
likely to eneue.
The case as transmitted by Secretary Hay
10 London consists Of the captains allega-
tiOn that while the Sea Witch Was on
Delaeoa Bay he signaled to the Wasp
which was patrolling. and the Wasp sent
4 boat TO her. The captain Of the Sea
Witch complains that the visit resenbied
a warlike boarding party. and that his
manifest was examined against his will
when palpably within neutral waters II
the latter statsmen; is true a serious Of
fense has been committed by the Wasp
which Will call for ample apology from
Great Britain. But IL is pointed out that
the fact that the Sea Witch signaled the
Wasp before the warship noticed her fu-
vests the case with curious uncertainty.
Apparently both Mr.. Choate and Lord
Salisbury are inclined to believe that there
is some mistake. perhaps on both sidee
The Premier has referred the matter 10
the Admiralty. which has no record OF the
occurrence. but has cabied TO South Africa
Tor the Wasp's version OF the affair and
II is possible that some tine NAV elapsS
before the British reply 10 ready.
In the meantime. the incident does not
in the slightest degree with the
"or1iai!ty existing between the representa-
tives cf the two nations Interested
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
FAREWELL TO CHICAGO.
\ dmiral Dewey and Party Resumes
Western Journey.

chicago. MAY 2.-Adr.ral Dewey. his wif'
and the party accompanying him left chi
cago a. o'clock this morning IA their
Baltimore ard Ohio special train .or -.
Louis From this city TO -. Louis the Ad-
mirals train Will travel over the Chic8g
ana Alton road. At Jacksonville. which
VIII br reached at l:;o tris afternoon. Il
stop or about three hours Will be made.
Here the hero Of Manila Bay VIII be the
guest OF honor at the STATE eucampinent
OF the q. A. f.
Al jacksonville elaborat, preparations
nave been made 10 receive Admiral Dewey.
As soon as possible after his arrival. the
parade Will start and will be reviewed by
him Buildings along the line Of march
have been lavishly decorated.
From 81. Louis. the Adnirars special
train will go TO Memphis over the Illinois
Central; from Memphis 10 Nashville over
fhe Louisville and Nashville. and from
Nashville TO Knoxville over the chatta-
noosa and 81. Louis. Knoxville Will be
reached Friday. May Il From Knoxville
tn. Admiral goes 10 Washington over the
SOgt ESrn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
CHORUS OF SUNDAY
SCHOOL CHILDREN,

one o. The special features OF the Dewey
reception at ,he Coliseum thi. afternoon
WIFI p" tho Sunday school chorus Of 5000
chEdren. under tn. leadership of r. O. Bolt
chorister % the st. Louis Sunday School
Union The chorus has been in training for
'He iaSt wv" weeks. and choice programme
VIII De rendered. II viii be formed in the
west end OF the Coliseum I'm f,u view of
me PLATFORM. and special feature will he
'ne presentation of souvenir copies of the
chorus music. printed on silk and bound In
white Kid by ". II McCIain assisted bv
TWO little girls This is the first public re
teptl"n IN the history or the city where the
sunday schno! has received formal recogni-
uoh. ana almost every school in the CITY
VIII he represented
Ihe general Sunday School Committee in
ChdrSe Is composed Of W II Mccain
CHAIRMAN; X q. Bolt. musical director;
thafieH q Nichols. president of the St
Louis sunday School Union. W. q Dav. w
=. 'amphs!l and l.oui: Ii F'rel.gh vice pres
ldents; William Randolph. general secrs-
tiry =. ID. Butler. statistical secretary; r
u. bfoWheii Elmer r. Lacey p. VI. Han
som w 7. Nelson. Frank y. Hays and
george w Mehi Executive Board: other
members are Mrs. VI. Park. president OF the
fi'iHarS teachers Union: ID r. Wolfe
chairman of IN" Finance Committee. Wells
ri. iur!outt. Chairman OF Membership Com
mlttee; James T. Lacey. chairman OF tn.
Auditing Committee: p F. Wescort. chair
man OF Missionary Committee: Emanuel
Slower. chairman Of Home Department and
NJ. Greenwood. Jr. Chairman of the House
toulouse Visitation Committee
Inc special committees are as follows:
t't'tFTlD\ COMMITTTE
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
is THE
PEOPLES HOPE"
Mayor Jones Of Toledo, O., Welcomes Nebraskan
and Pays Eloquent Trihuts-"Ohio
Democratic"

! for Jhe safety ot the American nation. l
am happy % Se remembered 10y them nn,!
honor-d quest" tGrea; applause
Congressman SpiZer then addressed the
meeting and introduced 31r- Bryan
BRYAN PREDICTS SUCCESS.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Toledo: o.. May 3-while in th= city TO-
oay, William J. Bryan submitted tu m In
ieIfieN. and took occasion 70 express HIM
ser very decidedly regarding. n" coming
surely result III Az overw heinGi7s Demo
cratic victory.
The Democratic party ls sure To win
Mr.. Bryan said. without the slishre-; hes
itatiOr. The people are with Us this year.
sD1 they are III sympathy with the prir-
ciples which snail BE- eInhod!ed an the kan
st-S city platform. and which represent she
feelings Of the great mass % the American
people
Because every principle % tHA Demo
cratic party Is 1 postlv principle, more
positive than was n" declaration % tho
Republican party in ISL; ana While ny
adherence 20 lrintirie ana positive u-Cia-
ration. tic Republican party IS 'trakkins
positive and IT'S adherence to Ire own here
tofors f1ed declaration OF faith is now
quite di-rssa-9cd
what Is yoar view OF the Philippine
II, is exactly what It has been ever since
tire Fil!I!uos were deaIe3 the righ, % free
government. i bsht.t 'ttSf tac I[epuli:tt-
ans are wrong. because they have tlkeE
the God given right OF uberty and seif-guv-
ernntIt away from people who Rave
been Fighting for Il for years. and are SO
de- erTu.Eeo that they are perfectly willing
10 sacr.hCe themselves 10 the last man. H.
order 10 secure Il. This " u Ce the posi-
ton OF tie Democratic party upon this
question
imperialism means q trarssgessOn on
some one. Neither our Government nor
that OF any other country can sweep away
the sovereignty Of 4 conquered people and
substitute its uwf. sovereignty Tor il with
out violating the laws Uf God srG maG.
II bold exactly she s8Ene Views en- jE-
MONEY question ] always have hriG. 40
ru- think the great body Of Democrats
have changed any more than have. and
there is no occasion for the d,ssri.O. OF any
CTcat trlh THAI inaSas up ihe Democratic
codc Q: principles.
Il think th<.t ohio Is nIurh more ukaly u
go Democratic JhiS year than l. Nebraska
ever likely 90 go Repubiioaa aSlir.
'. am sure that tle sis9s cf IN. times > =
very much mere favoTGa., 20 Democratic
success. and roth the press and people are
considering Democratic doctrine more Kind
ly fals year than they did in '!3.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
WARMER AND CLEAR
WEATHER PREDICTED.

According To the promise ~ Local Fore
easter Hyatt tire weather which viii pre-
'r!I III and Gsou- ST. Louis ,iuriug the visit
0! Admiral Dewey Will be eil;--dseI The
pfoSnostiC&tor can find nothing on his
charts ~ Instruments which would warrant
apprt Aeis'"r. He says that dry skies v III
hang over 81 Louis fur several davs. and
that &c lar as lis end Or the nlaticr - con
cerned. the parade and demonstration wlI
De Il grand success
IL Is possible that the weather man may
Se,i'ic I" play JOKE "n IA" city ard drop
= hitlv rain OF Tn" pcpylacs. hst ht j. =
great adn!reI III Dewey ami i j. SAFE. 90
hope for Tho best There Is "a high baipIn-
strr over the Central West which iudicat,s
,Eat II viii he warmer and cl-ar untn SIT
Ufia-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
LOCAL. ANn srBURRAN.

Fcu- couples from St. LOUIS were married
al Clayto yesterday.
warrant charging wife ahaHdonnen' n
was issued yesterday against {. L. fhonp-
sor.
TIE body o. a young woman was found
Hoa ting in the river opposite Fillmore stree;
yesterday morning.
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey and theAr party
arrived in ST. Louis last evening. TO be en-
feTta!ned for two days.
Kirkwood was entertained yesterday by a
family Of trained dogs which came into
town following tramp.
At the annual banquet Of the Ohio Society.
which was held last night. Governor George
X Nash was the guest OF honor.
The labor strike which. has been pending
fn East s.. Louis is probably settled. The
men will return to work Monday
The situation among the employees on the
Suburban ant 81. Louis Transit companies
was rot ma ally changed yesterday.
Joseph Sims was killed yesterday by fail
ing out OF the sixth story window of an es-
rsblishrnent at Sixth street and Lucas ave
nus.
The Executive Council Of the ST. Louis
Manufacturers Association has reelected
Thomas l.. Cannon secretary for the ensu-
ing year.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
PLANS FOR PARADE
AND THE RECEPTION.

The arrangements FOR the entertainment
o' the Admiral and party to-day and to-
morrow were all completed yesterday. The
parade tn" line Of march. and the forma-
ton have all been mapped out and every
'hi'ig i now !r readiness FOR the reception
% the great naval hero. The principal btrsi-
moss houses III the downtown district. and
especially those along Tire line of march
nave been decorated with flags and bunting
ire Bi"es Military Academy Cadets OF
Macon. Mo. will arrive 80 strong tonight
The cadets ~ the culver Military Academy
OF Culver, Ind. will arrive early tomorrow
morning. They VIII stop at the Planters
Hotel. Ry noon tomorrow all the other
military and civic Organizations from out
Of tho city which wil; participate in the
parade will have arrived.
This morning at 70 O'Clock the Admiral
and party Will be escorted ny a committee
TO the Merchants Exchange. whe-e a re-
reption VIII bo rendered them ny tho mem
hers OF the exchange, their wives and fam,-
lies. .. l. White,ew. president Of the ex-
change. Will make an address Of welcome
10 which the Admiral probably will respond.
Leaving tho exchange. the party will he
taken for q drive through the PRINCIPAL
parks and the residence district At the
Blair Monument. In Forest Park. the party
will be me, by the girls Of Forest Park t'ni-
versity. who VIII present Mrs Dewey with
n bouquet
At o'clock the party VIII take luncheon
~ the University Club. Grand avenue ard
WASHINGTON boulevard. AT o'clock the
party Will proceed to the Coliseum. where
public reception, lasting until O'Clock,
Will be held. There will be band concerts
and ieco school children will sing national
airs
Tonight at the Planters will occur the
banquet and presentation Of the punch
bowl There Will he about 200 guests pres
ent. Ex-Nayor Cyrus p. Waihridse will act
rs toastmaSter. The presentation speech
viii be made by the Right Reverend Daniel
s Tvttle.
TG-rnorrow AZ D. m. the grand military
and civic parade win take place. At the
headquarters Of the Parade Committee II
was stated yesterday that everything was
in readiness. The Reception Committee VIII
meet ~ the Planters tomorrow morning
at j. o'clock a.1 be assigned to their car
r;Ages. The parade will form 1T Grand and
avenues. The different divisions
vii! he drawn up on the side streets east
Q. Grand evenue. and AS the line pasSe-
them will fail in their appointed places.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
OVATION AT JACKSONVILLE.
q. y. X Veterans Entertain Ad,
mir-al Dewey and Wife.
EEPTELIC SPECIAL

EEPTET.IC SPECIAL
Jacksonville III. May 3.-No natter what
honors have been showern8 ,,nou Admiral
Dewey in days gone by, he las reason 10
be proud Of the ovation rendered him by
the citizens of Jacksonville today. IL WAS
the big day OF the Thir,y-fourth Annual
EncaUpment OF the Department OF Hi
nois. q. a. r. and 1t is estimated that
there were at least .O,0oo PERSONS on the
streets.
Business sessions Of the q. A r. W r
C.. Ladies OF G. A. r., Sons Of Veterans
and Ladies' Auxiliary were held this NOM
Ing and at 40 this afternoon, but no bust
Tess Of public Importance was transacted
although reports of officials were received
and accepted. Without exception the re-
ports were OF character TO be satissac-
tory to those belonging to the organizs-
tons mentioned.
The interest of she day cente-ed In the
great parade, which was arranged mainly
III honor or Admiral and Mrs. Dewey. They
arrived at 30 In a special train over the
Chicago and Alton, ACCOMPANIED by a To-
car comndifee and by press Representatives
from Chicago. New York and ST Louis AT
the depot they were met by a special
Dewey Reception Committee and escorted
10 carriages. The first carriage i.nder es-
cort of the Naval Guards of Quincy WAS
occupied by Admiral and Mrs Dewey, Cap
sa! J. H. iiiIian. department commander
of the g. A. r.. and Lieutenant Caldwell.
the Admirars secretary. Then came a long
line OF other carriages. the occupants %:
which We're department and post officers OF
tile various organizations now holding
State meetings here. Through triumph:
arches and streets respondent with EN-
biems Of patriotism the parade moved unt!i
the reviewing stand was reached. There
the Admiral and his party were stationed
while the parade passed before them. Then
the Admiral was conveyed To the Grand
Opera-house and introduced T. :he ercamp-
ment. He spoke briefly as follows:
Commander. Ladies' and Gentlemen: Il
s impossible for you 10 realize the great
pleasure 1t affords me 10 meet thousands OF
men or this mission. We were together in
81 to 81, and / know you all | have seen
thousands OF you before and ne have stood
side b. side, and row love to meet you
again. May you live long and enjoy many
mor- such occasions as this. And nov.
good-by: no, not good-by. but au revoir for
We will meet again.
At the same time the Womeh's Club OF
Jacksonville rendered reception to Mrs
Dewey at the home OF Mrs. j. II. Osborne.
the most beautiful residence in Jacksonville
en- of Jacksonville and guests. and each one
had the privilege of an Introduction to the
wife OF Admiral Dewey.
The Admiral ard party left for So. Louis
in a special train III 4:i5 o'clock. The f5stiv-
ities tonight included four camp fires. ad-
Creased by old Il. A. Il. men and others.
The business of the various societies has
not been pushed forward very rapidly, and
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
DEWEY MAY ATTEND
THE ITALIAN FAIR.

Those who attend the italian fair to-day
are promised 10y the management the ad
dltional attraction OF a nearby glimpse OF
Admiral Dewey. Until yesterday little
hope was held out for the Admirars pres
ence at tho fair, but in the afternoon F.
Dc Donate OF the Arrangements Commit
Tee announced that plans had been made
for the city's guest TO pass from the Coli
scum, after the reception this afternoon.
TO the west nave Of tho Exposition build
ing. now decorated with the Italian and
American colors and filled with the booths
of the Italian fair The passage between
the Coliseum and west nave Is being
adorned with a large Dewey medallion anu
decorated with an artistic arrangement or
the ms stional cclors. IN anticipation OF the
Admirals presence. lf MI De donate
plan carries. a band OF forty-one pieces
viii precede Admiral Dewey through the
nave aud an Illuminated copy OF the
march. ION Lard and Sea, printed on
silk which Antonio Bafunno has c"Mi"se1
IN his honor. will be presented 10 MN. che
OF the Dewey Day" attractions a. ire iair
will be the Reproduction ps mean y, AZ
Edison wargraph OF the land ana naval pa
rades with which was celebrated the Ad-
u,iyaVs arrival in New York after his vie
tory in Manila Bay
Tonight has been set hSide AoT tHe
knights ot Father Mathew. the members OF
Wnlch CES3IlZa'rDu aAo 'Nf'~N~N -
In a body The Garden Ninstrels VIII con
tribute to the evenings entertainment Last
night the sketch Ny NelShpor NHe
WAS rendered by caste inciudins LOUIS =
Capestro Louis F. MARITIME and John a.
Cuneo and the Misses Cora Celia. Stella
Pieri and May Bogsiano, TO which was
added an exhibition drill by the Branch
Guards
The Italian colony In ST. Louis Il about
10. GO strong. It's members are making the
fair a pronounced success. while persons oi
other nationality and much to interest and
instruct. To these the italian reste arant.
In charge of Nirs J. Garbarino. especially
~ a revelation. with Its various de!icacies
little known outside OF Italy Assisting Mrs.
Garbarino are Mines Louis Repetto. NJ.
MereI!o. 1. Bogg!ano. D. Signaigo. q. @.
Pier! and ]. Cavsgnhro'
The fair. which opened on last Monday
evening win b. continued through next
Monday. new attractions being presented
each day. II is being conducted for the ben
e,it of the Italian Catholic Church. which
now occupies the building at the northwest
corner Of Nineteenth and Morgan streets. II
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
WILL PARTICIPATE
IN DEWEY PARADE.

\ ruInor was current yesterday among
the post Once employees that they would
not be able TO turn out IN the Dewey pa
rade tomorrow. Il is not definitely known
how The thing started, but most ot tie
men believed that lhey would have the r-g
uiur work on Saturday. Thos-, who hac
been selected 20 march We're especially dis
appointed. Each man who was 10 hd'"
been IN line had laid out % cents for &
pair of duck trousers, and was anxious t.
be seen IN them.
!, was stated that 3 telegram had heen
rcceiveG from Washington forbiidlng tns
post oftsGe employees 20 take any part ia
'he d.uDEstya tiyr. Ti.s aas considered a
severe decision, because II was believed
that the move had been made for political
purposes The emoiov"s Cia.-isd tbs; in"y
we-c simply taking part IN = local dem
c..siyslign iE honor = = rational nero. ana
;uat the Republican party would Not lcse
any votes hereby.
Postmaster Rau;nhor. when S--u IL
Republic representative yesterday evening
sais that he krcw nothing %: the order,
and vas certain that none had come. Ia,
department az Washington. be said. has
been friendly to IHr plan for The employees
to turn uJt from the first. Re showed ~"
following letters from Assistant P"sinl3S-
ter General Perry :. Heath, date April
Il and O. respectively
POSTMASTER. 81. lHuis: Hply!rs TO
vnurs Of the 18th instant. !nquirirs wh"thsG
employees of the post C.Iice may participate
IN th- parade inciGenr 10 the occasion q
Admiral Dewcy's visit 10 ST Louis. ] would
state hat there il 10 objection, ard yoJ
may p.rri; them 20 take az prominent
part IN the demonstration as will not take
too much OF their tirno nor impair the serv-
Ice of the post Office. You may therefore
carry out any arrangement or design you
NAV have mad and pursue the usual
course"
"Sir-In compliance with your request OF
the clth Instant YOU are hereby authorized
20 observe holiday hours on 3Iay .. lsoo
PERRY :. HEATH
First Assistant Postmaster General.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
TO-DaY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.


Discount rates were TO . Fer cent on
call and time loans. Clearances. 5l."'S,e'e'
balances 81 .0ss 20 New York eXchansA. 2'l
premium bid. SOC premium asked; LOUISVILLE
par bid, 25c premium asked: chicago. SIC
premium bid, 4oc premium asked; Cincin-
1atl, par bid. &c premium asked, Ne" of-
'Aeans. par bid. &c premium asked
The local wheat market closed lower AT
es-,c asked May. 67ssc July. 61'sc nominal
Aug, 6Sc Sept. Tii.a7Gi-c No. red: corn
closed lower at ag'sr May. Ssi4c July. 4lc
No white: oats closed at 2i'c bid May
ZSS.c July - ~ lac No. =.
AZ Chicago wneat closed lower at ey'sc
bid May. e7lsc asked July; corn closed low
CT at Sel.c May. ioc bid July; oats closed
a. 22Tsc May. 23'sc July.
TIE local market for standard mess pork
closed steady at A..'5 for East Side and
at Si3.e5 tor this side: prime steam lara
closed steady at 6.s5c; choice az eoc-
The local spot cotton market closed
steady.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
NONUNlnN MAN BEATEN.
Painter Attacked by a Crowd
Several Arrests.

Cgorge Meyer. a rOrunirn painter who
lives az No 4I4i Nebraska avenue. while
going home last night was attacked 10y
crowd az che corner Of st. Vincent and
Louisiana avenues and severely beaten. He
was removed to his hone in an ambulance
In connection with the case H.. police ar
rested Janus HsIpin, OF No 3,i. Washing
ton avenue John McHugh OF Nc. 25f. Ben
ton street. william tutton of No. 1925 Carr
street, Fred Smell Of No. 1915 North Sew
enteenth street and Edmund Weston Of No
.:lS Franklin avenue. When Weston was
searched at the station revolver was
found In hs pocket
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
BLOOMINGTON ENTHUSIASTIC.
Admiral Dewey Refused to Speak
Mrs. Dewey Chcered.
EEPl Di.Ir SPE.;I,!.

blooniinstnn. IL. May ?-The special
train bearing Admiral Dewey reached
Bloomington ~ y -. ten minutes late At
,hr suburb of Normal a royal welcome was
given re stores We're closed and the
ScnrCiS dismissed. The children of the Sol
Ci.rr md Sailors Home of Illinois we're
grouped about the station.
When tnr train reached the Bloomington
yards II Wis greeted with the roaring IF
factory and locomotive Whistles and the fir-
ing Of cannon. The train hsIted bu, Il few
moments. Ten thousand people cheered
themselves almost hOarse when Admiral
Dewey appeared upon the car platform.
There were repeated calls for speech bu:
the ADMIRAL bowed an1 shook his head. Mrs
Dewsy5 appearance. was the occasion OF
another outbUrst Of cheering which was
continued until the train had left the STA
ton platform and was Speeding out OF sight
around the curve.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
MRS. GRiDLEY GETS PENSION.
Gcne'al Longsireet and Mrs. Guy
Y. Henry Also PpnsiOned.

Washington. May 3.-The Senate to-day
passed 49, private pension bills. Amcrg
them were bills granting pensions OF So a
month each TO General James I.ongstreet
who was Major In The United states
Army before he went into the Confedera cy:
TO Mrs Margare; Badger widow OF com,
modorc Eadi,er. and to Mrs. Gridley widow
Of the late Captain Gridiey of the Olympia
and OF sl,1 month 10 Mrs. Julia Henry
widow OF General Guy V Henry
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
Prince Nominated for Congress.

EEPIBti.' SPE.lAL
Galesburg Ill. May 5.-The Republicans
OF the Tenth Congressional District met In
convention at Galva to-day and renom-
mated George ". Prince of GslesburS for
Representative: Moses Dill4n of sterling,
State Board OF Equalization: r. &. Rice OF
Caiesburg and Charles II. Deere Of Moline.
delegates to the National Convention: Y.
r Pierce OF Kewanee, elector. James Nc
Kinney Of AlctiO was suggested for State
Central Committeeman. Resolutions IN
torS.I ElfilOyO.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
New York Central Car RepaircrS VIII
Nsri. To-Day.

Buffalo. y. Y. May 3.-The striking car
repsirers az the New York Central will
return 10 work In a body tomorrow morn
ing. This was aAreed TO at a joint meeting
Of the car Repairers' Association. held at
East Buffalo. Tonight
The other railroads did not adjust the
trouble with the ear repsirCrS to-day. and
while amcable negotiations are pending
and may be concluded tomorrow, the sit
Gation on these lines is unchanged.
II was stated tha: in tile agreement
reached with Superintendent Watt yeSter-
day IL had been thoroughly understood that
the Central men who returned 20 work
should not be asked to make repairs for
any Of the roads CT which the strike st!li
,..d
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-04
SALOON NEAR GRANTS TOMB.
Millionaire Seeks TO Have 1t Re
moved.
REPUBIIC SPECIAL

New York. May 3.-Application was made
to-day by Francis VI. Jencke a millionaire
real estate owner. for a mandatory fntunc-
tfon TO compel the owners and lessees OF A
siIoon on Riverside Drive. a short distance
north of Grants tomb. to remove the build
ing.
Mr. JencEs owns much Of the contiguous
property. and In his complaint asserts that
the existence of the saloon there is detri-
mental to his interests. and besides. that It
If 4 violation of covenant running with
the land on which II stands.
Argument on the application Will be heard
Il few davS