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New-York tribune., 1900-07-13

The approximate OF the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property Is Be sold Is
Seventeen thousand hundred and sixy-four S8-IOO
dollars thereon from day
1900 together and allowance amounting to
S475. together with the expenses of the sale
approximate amount OF assessments other
allowed the purchaser o the
purchase paid BY the referee Nine hundred
dollars and interest.
Dated New York. June 21st. 1900
JOHN II. RO6AN Referees.
SHELLEY F. AUSTIN Plaintiffs Attorney. once and
Tostohice address. A. Cedar street Borough Of Man
New York CITY.
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i1ublic Notier.

4 nVERTIS EMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
II received al their Uptown once No l2f2 EToadway.
"a north OF 3lstst- until O'Clock advertise
msns eceyet AZ the following branch oaSes a. resNSr
once until O'Clock q. >th-aVe-,
cor lS2 Btha I2th-st. Nacys shave.
and lithst; l42 Columbus-ave near West toth-s lOd
West {2d 6th- o. East lfhst.s 81 West
42d between Jth and Sth ios East tIth-s less
3df.ve between 10th and nth l026 9t-ays
6ist-st: luS lstave.. near o9sh-st 80 Sdave.
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GUNNER Resorts.
RHODE ISLAND.
BLOCK ISLAND. r. I.
NEW HYGETA HOTET.

Open june % to Sept Is. All modern eonveniences
not sea Baths Accommodates 25O guests High class
tsaly IAN resort Beautiful Near bathing
Sno steamboat landing Long distance telephone hotel
Orchestra two concerts daily Good fishing and yachtnx
Mgr. Hygea Hotel Co.
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DEPARTMENT Office Snneryis

iIg Architect WASHINGTON. y: G, June 20 1900
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this office until
o'clock p. NJ the Goth day Of July, 1900 and then
opened for the High Pressure and Exhaust Steam Water
and Drain Pipe Connections, House
for the L. s. Immigrant Station, ELLIS ISLAND. NEW
YORK HARBOR. in accordance with drawing and speci
fcaon which viii be furnished the discretion Of the
Supervising Architect application this office.
JAMES kN0N TAYLOR. SunerysinE Arch.tect.
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Bankruptrp proree6lugs.

AT A STATED TERN Of the District Court
4 Of the United States Southern District of
New-York. held at the Court Rooms in the Post once
Yo1k goljG'Hg an the he soth day Of June 1900
Present Honorable Addison Brown, District Judge In
to have Max Harris. adjudged involuntary bank
rupt II sPPeafRE az 10 ThG and Max Mandeibaum
verified respectively the 2sth day of June 1900 and
IN this Court, praying that the aDoHe . ndIieu ro
Harris be declared bankrup IN & @ % tbi
Court the said Max L. Harris returnebie' the l4th
That service thereof petition could not be
by the Marshal OF this Court as shown 6y 'hF
June 1860 stating said Max L. Harris could not
found and which is now on ale in this Court Pa b
Court To the L. Harris returnable the 18TH
Sg Iog OF Could not be made by the Marshal Court
shown by the return @ msde by & sac & aSnS n Harris
could be found. and which is now on he IN thls
II further appearing, from the said andavits that
9f es sad ha aas h present. Of the said Max
Harris is unknown and cannot be ana the b
made upon him within this District; II is .,..s
answer or demur on the 18th day Of August 1900 to
the petition % fled IN the tine o Iao6 OF hs f fbot OF this b
Max L. Harris may be declared an involuntary
Snsxer or demar adudcaton made according
Prayer Of the petition And II further appearing
ordered service OF this order be made upon the
said Max L. Ea5f Iy in the New weH York io Tb o
une said publication 70 be commenced not later than
Ordered that within days from the date Of this
order copy of he 'es ed ia the Po oce IN the ~s R
and county New York in securely closed post paid
known place OF residence as follows: -, .
Max L. s t9 MS Of ~ New e York street OF
MAn"a''A'' ADpIsoN BROWN L. s. D J.
I7s Pearl Street Borough Of Manhattan city Of New
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Dipi0cno \ otlces.


CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW-JERSF1f.
Kew york July 9th. 1860
4 DIVIDEND OF ONE AND ONE-QUAR-
TER PER CENT has his day been declared payable
August isl 10 stockholders Of record the close Of
business July I3h The books will be closed
from NJ Of Friday July 18Th, until The morning
O Fr5sv T,l,- 20tb J. ". WATSON,
0-'' -
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Jefersonville md June Is 1900
SEALED PROPOSALS in trinlicate win he

received here II clock A NJ central standard
me). July a. 1900, for furnishing articles of
2uarternasecs supplies Preference given articles Z
con ste production uredetails schedule.
ne right Is reserved to reject all
posais or any part thereof Information furnished
appncation Envelopes containing proposals should be
naTked Pronosals FOR Q. NJ Supplies" and addressed
c. r. BARNETT. Deputy O. n Gen.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for the Tribune
"A received at their Uptown once, No i242 Broadway.
Of 21st-st.. until o'clock p. advertise
ents received following branch oees regular
eoT 2sd-st is2 eth-sve cor i2th-sL: Macy s. sh--~
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~ PrRsUANCE of an erder OF Hon. Abner 9:

Il Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of New York.
NOTICE il hereby given TO all persons having claims
Maria NJ Kleiner. Of County Of New
YORK deceased present the with vouchers thereof
the subscribers their places OF tansactng business
Al the offices Wemore JenneF. No 81 Pine Street,
~ a. he offices Ashbe Fitch No % Nassau Street
IN the Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York.
or before the 10th day of December next
Dated New York. the oath day OF May 1sOO.
JOSEPHINE SCHMID,
EMMA SCHWARTZ.
Executrces
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GOvERNOR,s Island. y. Y. n. Inlv II

I900-Seaed proposals. trpIiCate for furnish
Ing Forage and Straw required Dept the
ing fiscal ending 80 1901,
and at places indicated in instructions Issued hereunder
until II NJ August 10 1900 l. reject
or accept all proposals any part thereof In
formation furnished application. Envelopes containing
proposals will endorsed Proposals Forage
Straw at - JAMES N MOORE, 4 q NJ .
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6urroaate's 8 Notlres.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Abner G.
Il Thomas a Surrogate of County Of New York
Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Robert F. Mertens late Of the County Of New
Work 1acaased to present with vouchers
Of to the subscriber her place OF ransactng business
viz al Of Ashbe p Fitch, No. 80 Nassau
Street in Borough of Manhattan in the city Of New
work on or before third day of January next.
dated New York the 2sth- day OF June. 1900
E. MERTENS. Administrative.
ASHBFI, P FITCH Attorney for Administrative. No.
go Nassau Street, Forough OF Manhattan, New York
City
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Gnnntrn Boarn.

4 PRIVATE HOME for epIleptics Address Dc.
~ WILLIAMSON, New-London. Conn
4 FAMILY boarding house ine grounds verandas;
~ stable 500 IT. elevation The Rdgedale Madison. N j.
OAK GROVE COTTAGE.-Pleasanty situated: beauti-
~ full scenery and shade; fresh milk, and vege-
tables raised place; references exchanged PETER
ECKHART. Shohola, Pa.
I1oPLAR BLUFF LODGE--situated on plateau. sur
Il mountains house new; large. airy rooms:
rates moderate E. NJ. MERRILL. Loon Lake. NJ Y.
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SUPREME COURT. wEsTCHEsTER CoUN-


TY.-Metropolitan Trust Company % she City OF Sew
York Trustee Plaintiff, against Upper New York City
Company. Cora s. f. Saportas. John r. 3lbuey,
Gertrude NJ Gibney and The Corporation Trust Company
Jersey. Defendants.
In pursuance OF Judgment foreclosure sale duly
entitled action, bearing
date the 18th day of May. once
Of the Clerk Of County day OF
May. 1900 and entered IN the ohs of the Clerk
Of New York the 18th day OF June 1900
J. the undersigned, the Referee in said Judgment named
a auction the steps County
Court House of County % WestChester White
in the 2tst day OF July. 1900,
10 O'Clock of that day the premises al
BY Judgment sold and therein described
follows;
materials and property, both real
and personal. owned which he hereafter
gured with. used the operating Of said
works appurtenaaces thereto and also al the
and all the rights. credits. In
profits and rights franchises Of the said party e
part connected with and appe-tainiag said
constructed constructed and
operated all rights privileges and appUrtenanceS
thereunto belonging. acquired or which here
after be acquired.
WILLIAM H FORD. Refsrss
PARSONS. SHEPARD & OGDEN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
III Broadway
Borough 0f Manhattan.
Tht -tty Of New York. n Y
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Bon. Abner

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Hon. Abner
n q Thomas a Surrogate Of the County OF New York
Notice is hereby given all having claims against
Mary Ritter late Of the County OF New York de
with vouchers thereof 70 the
subscriber at his place ransacting business
once OF james Macregor Smith No % Nassau
in the CITY OF New York. borough Of Manhattan
before the sixth day OF October next.
Dated New York. the 18th day OF March. 1900.
DANIEL. II. SMITH. Executor.
JAMES MACGREGOR SMITH,
Executor.
SO Nassau St. N. 7. C.
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L G Thomas a Surrogate of the County Of New York
NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Julia A. Warren late or the County OF New
York deceased, present the same with vouchers
thereof subscribers, their place Of ansactng
Office OF Horace h DOherty, No. p
the City Of New York, or before the
18th day OF January next.
Dated New York, the 9th day or July 1907
PETER J. WARREN.
MAY O. WARREN.
LORETTA A. WARREN
Executors.
H x Doherty Atty. 27 Pine ST. New York City
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5nrroeaies' Noflres.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon Abner G.
Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New-YorE
notice Is hereby given 70 all persons having against
Nathsrtne J. Mclaughlin. late OF the County Neur
York. deceased. the thereof
70 the subscriber at his place OF tr1nsactns
~ the office Of William C. orr No 81 Chambers Styeet
IN the City OF New York before the 18TH OF
august next Dated, New York. the 3st day OF January
l5Oo MARCUS j. McLOUGHLIN Executor. WILLIAM
c ORR Attorney for Chambers Street
9ugh OF Manhatian. New York CITY
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Acts as Executor and Trustee under wills;
Administrator, Guardian. Committee of Es-
tates; Trustee under the Mortgages or Trust
the Transfer of the Stock and Bonds of Corpo-
rations
Issues Travellers Letters OF Credit.
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A DvERTISBMENrS and subserptions for The Tribune
n their Uptown ONE No l,2i2 broadway.
"a Of Slstst. until o'clock advertise
received at the following branch onces al regular
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sor 2aa-st: i52 sh-ave cor i2th-st Macys 9th ave.
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NEW-JERSEY.

NEw-JERsEY.
SOMERSET 0B1E1
AND EIGHT COTTAGES. BERNARDsvILLE. N. ].
Remains open untn Oct. Is. IS miles from New-YOrk
Ferry kttuds 500 feet VIC aE6FEy aaFslhy W f Ms 81
NORMANDlE-BY -THE-9EA,
Eormandie, near seabright. N J.
Special rates 'A'y hof14 me naShIng
0RlEY NM fSgAT Rag WIN RPas aS.B as. sRs Pa'Hss'
Miss ELIZABETH VAN RENSSELAER,. ortley. N. J.
BLEAK HOUSE.
Atlantic City N. ],
Directly front Strictly European. Lu1uriously
GEO. H CoRYELIA
I1HE WELL MIAMI,
ATLANTIC CITY
Chelsea Ave and the Beach, new house elegantly FUR
vice thoougny @ modern cuisine ana ser
vator Send for booklet. CHARLES G. wELLMAN
ATLANTIC CITY. N. ].
MOTE1 GlORTOMa
OPEN THE ENTIRE YEAR
ali doors; baths; fine table Sea View
Ocean and Virginia Ave.
Owner and Proprietor.
WALDORF-AsTORIA.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.
Directly the front and connected with Board
Walk Capacity, 600 Strictly hreproot in sense
acme S & OF G0mfo emf and @ Every aPRo0
street 5ss and R a d9 R9 y G
Booklet HARRY BOTHMAN
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND,
Carolina Ave. 100 beach,
ATLANTIC CITY. n.
Entirely rebuilt and enlarged % capacity OF 400.
Newly furnished every modern equipment Elevator to
Rooms single suite, Special
for June. Write for booklet BRYAN & WILLIAMS
JJOTEI4 MAJESTIC
IL Atlantic city. n J. VirsinIe-ave 90 house from
Beach ard New Steel Pier. Modern dStail. Write
OSBORNE & PAINTER.
TTNHE BRENTON Cape May. N. J-Tho-oughiy reno
vated management: sun parlors: shufhe boards;
fine view. r. ]. CRESWELLA
TJNHE FREMONT
the Beach. livery full
7 S HINKSON.
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AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY co.


PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK DIVIDEND NO. D
AT A MEETING Of the Board Of Directors
held this day Il was resolved that dividend OF -
Etr preferred capital stock OF me @ q,
he declared and Maid on wednesday. August ls iSg s
ne once Guaranty Trust Company OF Ne~ ~
30 - Street York cry, 70 stochh9IueIs ~
iecord ne close II business July 10 lbo
BOOKS VIII close Tuesday. July TO- lSo' ana isopeH
thursday. august 2, 900 ,, ,,,,urAN Treasurer
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" rIiRsuANcE OF an order OF Hon. Abner

IN PURSUANCE OF an oruer OF HON Aoher
- C. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF New York,
Notce Is hereby given having claims
Joseph c. HoagIand late OF the County Of New York de-
the with vouchers thereof 20 the
subscribers their place OF transactng business No 20
Broadway. IN The city or New YORK. on or before tne
the 9th day Of March 1900. RAYMOND HOAGL4AND.
John A HOAGLAND, CAROLINE g HOAGIAND,
JAMES c. BERGEN Executors WM y. DTkAAN.
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Columbus Ohio. June -. 1900;
4 SEMLANNTAL DIVIDEND OF TWO PER

CENT out q surplus earnings has this Gay
been 6ecjrred Preferred Stock OF me
payable July 10 1900 stockholders Of record at 'he
e-aee q business June 30 1900
Ee Preferred Stock transfer books wiz C1GsS
ol-e # J. p Morgan Company, No. . wall Sueet,
Hey-Y Yorx A. II m on Saturday. June 30. 1900. and
"! reopen az same place a; 10 m on Iuesa4y'
July y. 1900 90
THE HOOKING VALLEY RAILWAY CO.
BY WM n. COTT. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner C

Thomas Surrogate Of the County OF New York.
AGAINST Malcolm Graham, he County of New
York the with vouchers thereof
10
No ITO Fulton Street the Manhattan. The
CITY OF New York before the oath day OF Septem
ber 1900 Dated New York the ldth day Of March 100
AMELIA MOTT GRAHAM EXecutrix: MALCOLM
GRAHAM Jr, ROBERT DUN GRAHAM EDWIN F.
HATFTEID Executors. Masten Nichols. Attorneys for
Executors No 80 Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
the city OF Jew York
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OFFICE OF .v,,,,r
hlHLIAGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND NohIh-
ERN aIIMAH COMPAk1.

II Broad 81. New 40Tk, jung % I5yVy -, ,,
4 SEMI-AN AN\I-AI DIVIDEND Of TWO BEh
CENT and IN addition an dividend OF Two
PEP CENT. declared the capital STOCK OF TINS
COMPANY both payable August J. Books close july -
and reopen August lst- II. H H0i4I-lSTER. Ireasure
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
LAKE ERIE q wT;sTERN RAILROAD COM

PAkY. oo.. ,ooo
THE R0ARD or DIRECTORS Of this Com
pany nave this 4ay declared dividend Of TWO PER ,s
CENT upon it, Preferred Capital stock rscoTd
once on ne 18Th of July stocknoiost5 IRE
e. o'clock =. M On Tuesday the 90 OF '1''
N'AsieF books viii not &c DRRfEs F. cox Treasurer
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ILELlLl MAN.

Chelsea Ave and the Beach: house, elegantly fur
nished appointments thoroughly modern and
vice unexceled; suite single bath; ele
vator. Send for booklet CHARLES G. WELIMAN
Formerly Stuart House. New York.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-02-02
SUSPENDED.
Commission Acts on Rev. A. g.
c. Browns Case.
The Former Kinbrae Preacher did not
Appear at the Trial Tuesday
Afternoon.

The commission of Mankato Presby-
terry, appointed to investigate and given
power to act upon the charges of con-
duct unbecoming minister of the Cos
pei made against Rev A. G. G. Brown,
formerly of Kinbrae, Mimi but now
of Peabody, Neb., held final meeting
Tuesday afternoon in The pastors
study at the church The members of
the commission present were Rev
Schlosser, of St. Peter, chairman; Rev.
Lee W Beattie and w A. Funk, of this
city; Rev. w, E. Bates, Of Winnebago
City; Rev. baltimore. of Madelia; Rev.
N. G. Connell. of Pipestone and Elder
II. M Palm, of Worthington.
1t was charged against Rev. Brown
that he had threatened to do all that he
could to break up the Presbyterian
church at Kinbrae and that he had
charged members of the church with
adultry and abortion. Divers smaller
offenses were charged against him, but
of the truth of these latter there was
no evidence whatever forthcoming.
The commission took verbal testi-
mony and also considered number of
letters purported to have been written
by the accused. Rev N. 81 Bell of
Minneapolis, pastor at large, and Elder
]. D. Stone, of Kinbrae, gave testi.
mony, but none of the parties about
SC IF hox ~, mr.
said unkind things were summoned to
the witness chair.
Rev. Brown failed to appear aud is
thought to have evaded service of the
second citatit n to appear, He did not
even write this time. Some of the let
tiers read are said to have been ones
that he had written to members of the
commission.
-, The Judgment rendered by the COM
mission, after careful considera ton
of the evidence, was that the accused
party be suspended from the ministry.
If Rev Brown is not reinstated on the
evidence of repentance, ETC.. within
one year the presbytery may finally de.
pose him without further trial.
The trial, as has been stated in these
columns before, is sequel of the re
cent trial and exoneration of an elder
of the church at.Kin brae, about whom
Rev. Brown was alleged to have been
too gossipy, both verbally and with his
pen He did not respond to an invita-
ton to appear at that tr al and prove
the statementsswhich he was legged to
have made. The affair created no end
of talk at Kinbrae and in the vicinity.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-02-02
THE FEBRUARY TERM.
More City Damage Suits Than Criminal
Cases.

The February term of the district
court convenes next Tuesday. The
grand jury will have very little to do
unless some business originates between
now and then. The Harry Brown case
will be the most important, but will
not consume much time. The johnson
dog shooting case will be considered,
and two parties were bound over to the
grand jury last fall for an alleged hold.
up of alarm hand from near Mapleton,
but the whereabouts of the complain
ing witness are not known. This is not
q very serious case in any event, and
the defendants have served several
months in Jail, so tn the ends of JUS
tice would not be defeated if the coin
planning witness did not appear.
There are four damage suits against
the city that will come ON for trial.
Lester S. Chandler sues for 50, 500 for a
fractured leg, caused by driving into
a pile of dirt on South Fourth street
and being tipped out. Solomon B.
Taylor wants $4,000 for an injury
caused by stepping into hole in side
walk in West Mankato. Mrs Anne
Parry would like $1,000 for alleged in
jury to her property on Cherry street,
caused by the caving of the en-
bankment where the street was graded
Robert o. Craig sues for $1,000 for the
use for street purposes of land which
he claims to own.
Judge Andrews is down from New
Ulm Today to move his family to that
city.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-02-02
THE CONTROL OF TRUSTS.

The Social Science club discussed the
legislative feature of the control of
trusts at it's meeting Tuesday w.
L. Comstock read well prepared and
interesting paper dealing with their
legislative control While the paper
dealt to considerable extent upon the
right of legislatures and congress to
deal with trusts and great corporations,
it also followed up the records of the
courts, showing the prepondeIance of
decisions to uphold the idea of legisla.
tive control. He held that most of the
state legislation to be defective in that
it did not aim directly at the restraint
of competition.
VIM. N Plymat led the discussion,
which followed and which was partici.
pated in by number of those present.
The next meeting of the club will be
held on Feb. 18th when A. e. Clark
will read paper on 1.-THE Competitive
System" and w. E. Young will lead
the discussion,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-02-02
NEW CIVIL CASES.
Twenty-Five Added to the District Court
Calendar.

The civil calendar for the term of the
district court beginning next Tuesday
will comprise eighty-three cases. of
which fifty eight come over from the
old calendar. The following twenty.
five cases are new:
Lester S. Chandler vs. the city of
Mankato and Rensselaer, c. Hill.
III Cool as receiver of H. G. APPEL
vs. Menora E. APPEL and H. q APPEL.
Anne Parry VS.. the city of Mankato.
Charley Mason by his guardian ad
Item, Joseph Mason, vs.. Faddoul
Kouri.
J. E. Peterson VS.. the city of Man
kato.
H J. Fuller VS.. the Winona & ST..
Peter railway company.
d E. Glidden VS.. W. L. Comstock.
Horace R. Allen, respt,, VS.. A. j.
Zigler. applt.
G. B. Buckley VS.. Geo. Atchison.
In the matter of the appeal of l. ].
Gardner from certain order of board of
county commissioners of Blue Earth
county, laying out a certain public
highway.
| Lorenz Ohlinger VS.. John Collins.
George f. Jones by his guardian and
his guardian ad Item vs.. G. J. Lau.
risch.
Frances Klingel VS., Michael Klingel.
Mabel Reed VS. Chauncey Reed.
Sophia Grunow vs. Michael Wagner,
State Bank of Good Thunder garnishee
John T Lewis and wife VS.. Thos. D.
Lewis and wife, ct. ais.
Chas. E Coldwell VS.. Emma M. Cold
we'll.
Otto Schweer, respt., VS. A. E Greig
Homer LeRay and T. LeRay, applts.
Chas. P. Merickel vs.. E. G. Herring
& Co.
The Marquette Third Vein Coal Co.
VS.. Frederick L. Hansing, doing bust.
ness as the Mankato Coal, Coke and
Cedar Co.
Ed Healy VS.. Frank Haskell, Albert
H. Hanchett and Timothy B. Muir.
laugh, as trustees of school district 49,
Frederick Knoss and Christian Knoss
VS.. 9. w. Carey and Joseph G. Carey,
ct. al.
Matte Kuester VS.. Richard R. Kues.
| ter.
Fred w. Carlstrom VS.. Chas. J. John.
son.
Solomon B. Taylor VS.. the city OF
Mankato.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-02-02

that Bryan and his associates are at
tempting to inaugurate. The adoption of
a proposed constitutional amendment by
congress at this session would have the
result of taking the trust question en-
tirely out of the campaign, which
would be serious blow to Bryan, who
is hard pressed for an issue on which to
make his fight for the presidency. In
handling the question, Washington ad.
vices are that the Republican leaders do
not propose to be hurried by the &C
tions of the Democrats, and will make
no important move until after the re-
port of the industrial commission which
has been inquiring into the workings
of trusts, has been received. This re-
port will probably be made some time
n February,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-02-02
taneously.

The Republican state central com
mittee has been called to meet in st.
Paul Feb; 18th, at which time a call
will be made for the state convention
to select delegates to the national con
vention. 1t would be well also for the
committee to include in this call the
state convention for the nomination of
state officers There is no necessity for
holding more than one convention this
year. The people will get quite a
surfeit of conventions even then by the
time the congress onal and county con-
ventions are out of the way. Members
of the committee would do we'll to can
vas their respective localities on the
proposition for one or two state con
ventions and then they will be in q
position to act in harmony Herewith at
the meeting this month.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-02-02

assassin of Senator Goebel, of Ken
lucky, will be apprehended and receive
the penalty of the law for his crime.
The act was dastardly one and justice
cannot be two swift nor severe. With
the natural habit of the Kentuckian to
carry gun on all occasions and to as
semble at all points where there is any
chance for excitement, it has been q
wonder that what has happened to
Goebel. did not happen to either him
or Gov. Taylor weeks ago. and shows
that the average Kentuckian has made
progress in controlling his feelings and
desire to remove his opponent instan-
taneously.