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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-14
DIR. CARRINGI0 ION
WILL BE SURGEON
His appointment May Be Announced
To-day.
THE GOVERNOR HAS RETURNED
had a Pleasant Trip and Met Maay
Other flyers in Philadelphia.
Will Consider Important
Matters To-ipay.

Governor Tyler returned from Philadel-
pll.a at 3 o'clock last might, and will re-
main in the city until after the Odd-Fel-
Vows parade next Wednesday, when he
M4ll so 10 his farm in Pulaski for several
morning h viii nnG much business OF I'M
i1oriance awaiting his consideration.
One of has first acts Niii PROBABLY be the
a8ii,a-ntlnent CT a Successor to ifie late lr.
Ben3amin Harrison as surgeon To tha
l7eia.tert- airy Mtl-le II was not gwen ou>
as oilc.al last nlsnt. II can be stated
authoriiatiNeiy tnat The Governor has
practically dcts1m.ned 10 name Dr. Chas.
" Sair-9:glon. Ior Ine position. ana ,liat
he VIII announce his appointment to-day.
OTHER APPLICANTS.
Dr. j. c. Watson and DR. James p Roy,
ere also applicants for the position. II
rendered the piaceSto DR.. NJ. d. Hoge ,jr.,
oal that ssenllsman did not. accepl.
DIR. Charles " SaffanSten, whom the.
Governor NIB ,siosr probably coInnilss On
To-day. is one OF the most popular phy-
slcians in The city. He enjoys a lucrative
practice, and in addition TO being surgeon
on the Governor $ staff, is his family
physician
WILL TAKE Up PARD0NS.
Another matter which viii claim the
Governors early attention is a large
batch OF conditional lsardons which dur
ing his ;.sosence al Radforo naye been re-
commended.
A request for troops has been fled Will,
the GuseIslor for one of the counties of
negro IS 10 be I1,icd for alleged attempted
CRIMINAL assault uponaa young white NO.
man, hut q subsequent communication
from the authorities on the subject Will
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By II. A. McCurdy.
Real Estate Auctioneer.


TRUSTEE S SALE OF HOUSE AND
1 LOT No. 14l3 NORTH THIRTY
FIRST STREET.-In execution Of the
provisions of a certain deed of trust of
August 30. 1899, and duly recorded in
Henrico County Court, d. B. 157 3, page
.o0, the undersigned Will offer for sale,
upon the premises, on
SATURDAY., SEITENIBER 18TH,
at G p. NJ, all the REAL ESTATE con-
veyed by the said deed. consisting of a
two-story frame detached dwelling, large
stable and the necessary OuthouSes. The
lot has front of IS feet on the eastern
line of Thirty-frst Street beyond Street,
and runs back 10o feet to an alley, and is
OF less width on said alley, and is known
as Lots % and "a of Ullman ana Waller
STEMS plan.
TERMS: Cash as to cost and expenses
of sale and any delinquent taxes, and
sufficient to pay off note for 5000, with
interest from Both August, 1888; balance
at one and two years, with interest
added, and secured by trust-deed.
sell r. 3. McCURDY, Trustee.
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Import ,ace of In. n>t,i;,' .flucation'
So Rue de Caumartin.
Paris, France, August 20, 1900


Paris France, August 20, 1900.
Editor of ThetTmes:
Sir-americans. as rule, are given
TOO much to Boosting OF the sreatne and
advantages of our country without care
fully measuring the strength OF other
nations ! do not know of anything bet
ter calculated tie incn!cateS5a Wholesome
respect Tor the strength and ability of
other peoples than travelling abroad and
getting intimately acquainted with what
the world is doing in educational, artistic
ans, 4smanufactuTlns lines. 1t WAS with
the hope of gathering information that
would be of material assistance 10 us I'M
the development and enlargement of our
educational work that l decided 10 come
abroad this summer ana study at the
Paris Exposition andsin the various. coun-
tries of Europe especially the question of
: Industrial education, and 1 must say that
Il am amazed at the Nastnesss of the UNI,
dc,taa;ng. have been fortunate in com
ing in touch with prominent educators
and men who have shown a disposition
9 10 render all assistance that was III their.
newer, and the more study the matter:
The more thoroughly do realize how.
much we are behind in certain lines of
educational work in America.
- 1t would take too long TO uIl6ertal1e to-
a1ay before your readers the many start.
linz. and interesting facts that have been
brought to my attention. simply write
for the purpose of urging upon all State
offieers. school boards and all others who:
Z have charge of the educational nterestsi
of our country 10 give the matter of In:
sid,,striaI s. education more considerat ton:
than they have ever done before 1t de-:
serves ii.
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POLITICS AND POLITICIANS.
The old Dominic,

The Old Dominion Club Meets To-
Night.
The Old Dominion Democratic Club will
hold "a regular meeting at Thon's Hall,
corner Seventeenth and Main Streets, to-
night at S o'clock.
Business of Importance looking to the
active participation of the club n the fall
campaign win be considered. and a full
attendance OF members is desired
The Jackson Ward leaders nave about
decided TO call a meeting of the Working
mems Democratic Club, TO meet at head
quarters, WhaIen's Hall, loot of Seven
teenth Street, on Monday night next
Colonel Button had a rather quiet day
al headquarters yesterday de had but
few out-of-towl; callers, among them be-
ing Colonel Il. c. Marshall, OF Ports
mouth Beyond the answering OF routine
letters and the announcement OF few
additional speaking appointments, Colone.
Button did very little business during the
day.
The Republicans Of The city viii hold
their precnci. meetings tonight 10 elect
delegates to City Convention, which
meets At 1.auoe's Hail tomorrow night.
The City Convention Will eject dele
gates 10 the District Convention 10 be
held in Manchester next Tuesday TO nomi-
nate a candidate for Congress from the
Third district Richmond viii have tWen-
iy-s.X delegates n the convention. Inc
meeting to-ulorrow night will also choose
a chairman OF the party for the city, ana
a new CITY Committee.
All is not harmony in the Repupiican
ranks in this city. if recent runoss De
true. II is said that open breach exists
between some Of the ab.est leaders OF me
party. on the question Of who shall De
named by the Manchester Convention to
oppose Captain LAMP for Congre.s. and
that If it Is not healed there may be two
candidates up, as was The case IN 1925.
sO,lt, of tfle most astute Richmond eaders
is mentioned as the probable candidate
of those VINO are said to be kicking
against the programme. which they aliese
has been marked out for the Matlehester
Convention, and if he is put up the same
old question Of regularity which racked
the party TWO years ago. is liable TO come
IN again The outcome of the struggle
viii be watched with interest by the DEM
ccratic, as well as the Republican. lead
ers.
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HERE is YOUR CHANGE.

For the purpose of closing up an estate
we are instructed to sell, by auction, upon
the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,, THE 10TH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1900,
at 5 o'clock p NJ, that VALUABLE
BUSINESS SITE, numbered SIC WEST
BROAD STREET. The lot has front
of 22 by Lab feet to an alley in rear 20
feet wide. The future Of this property is
exceedingly bright. Attend and secure
bargain.
TERMS: AT sale.
EDWARD S. ROSE COMPANY.
se13 Auctioneers.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l HJTIL-ST.EET PROPERTY ON
MoNnAy s.PrEA1BER -17, l9oO.

MONDAY, EPTEAIBER II. 1900,
AT 4:3o O'CLOCK p. NJ, ON THE
PREMISES, MAR THE CORNER OF
TWENTIETH md HULL STREETS
BY virtue of aided of trust, dated No
venber 5, 1891. and duly recorded in the
Hastings Govt for the city OF Man
chester, Va, i! D. 3. Vol. is, page 126,
and being required so to do by the bene-
1iciary, defaulthaving been made in the
payment of tk note therein secured,
will sell, at pblic auction. on the day,
hour and placl named above, the follow
ing property-o-wlt:
First. That tALUABLE LOT, with old
building theron, fronting on the north
line of Hull S,eet 40 6-12 feet by $50 feet
deep, between Nineteenth and Twentieth
Second. Tit NICE FRAME HOUSE
AND LOT OF the east line of Twentieth
street, betwtn Hull and Bainbridge
Streets. ironing 30 feet by 131 feet, more
or less. with bod frame dwelling thereon.
This proDely should attract attention.
.'or other ,lrticulars call on the auc-
tioncers.
TERMS: hsh as to expenses of sale
an. to pay note of 81 ,1D0, with interest
from May 1895, till pIid: the residue
upon such arms as will be announced at
sale. SAMUEL II. PULLIAM.
sell, ,14b,16 Trustee.
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Carefully Selected Cast.
LEGAL NOTICES.

EIIRG1NIA-IN -IHE AC1E4IsN -
FICE OF THE CHANCER4 COIRII
or THE CITY OF RICHMOND, TIE
,1H DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 19oo-lN
VACATION:
II. l. Watson, who sues, &C. Plaintiff
John 7. Hughes, Sheriff OF. the city OF
richmond, and as such administrator
d. b. n of John Tierney, deceased; Right
Rev. A. Van de Vyyer, and the un-
known heirs of John Tierney, deceased.
The object OF this suit is to subject the
estate OF the late john Tierney, q resi-
dent of the city of Richmond, who died
inteState on the list day OF September,
1892. to the payment OF his debts; and to
have a sale OF the lot' of land at the
northwest corner of Baker and Fourth
Streets, and the lot of land on Leigh
Street, between Price and ST. James
Streets, in the city of Richmond, OF
which the said John Tierney died seized
and possessed, and the proceeds dis
tributed among those entitled to receive
the same
And affidavit having been made and
nted that there are or may be persons
interested in the subject matter OF this
suit, whose names are unknOWn--EIZ.
The heirs OF John Tierney. deceased such
persons being made parties to the bill oy
the general description of parties I'M
known, it is ordered that such unknown
parties. if any there be. appear here
within fifty days after due publication
to protect their interests in this suit
Teste: CHAS. O. SAVILLE,
Watson a. SkinEjth n n
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in his life, Of a sweeping Democratic vic
tory than he does now. He is in the best
of health and spirits, though he was very
much fatigued when he arrived here last
night.
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THE FINEST BUSINESS PROPERTY Y
l EVER OFFERED IN OR NEAR
THIS CITY AT AUCTION, ON
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1900.
AT 1870 O'CLOCK P. NJ, ON THE
PREMISES-At the request of Mr..
Thomas B. Cersley (who retires from
active business on account of ill-heaith),
we will sell, at auction, on the day. hour
and place named above, the SPLEEN
DlDLY-ARRANGED STORES, Nos. 2314
to 232l, inclusive. These handsome and
acknowledgement stores are Well built
and in fine order, with all the modern i'm
provements city water etc. The lot
fronts l1.5 feet on Hull Street and over
$50 feet deep. with large and well-ar-
ranged stables, sheds. etc. This is the
best-equipped property for the conduct
of a large trade anywhere to be found in
this vicinity.
Also. FOUR HANDSOME VACANT
LOTS will be sold at the same time, adj
Joining the first-described property
Also, a SPLENDID PLOT OF GROUND
in the rear of the first-named stores, con-
tanning over an acre, We'll suited Tor
manufacturing purposes.
A plat of this property is With the auc--
tioneers. and will be shown at sale For
further particulars address the under
signed.
TERMS: On the store property, one
NTH cash, balance at one, two, three and
four years; on vacant lots, one-fourth
cash, balance at one and two years, for
notes. per cent. interest, secured by
trust-deed.
AUGUSTINE ROYALL & CO.,
SELF, IA, 5,l6,IS Auctioneers
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Watson & skipwith, p. G.

g r.NfFs OF VIRGINIA IN THE
y 3eLERESs OFFICE OF THE COR
fOEATIe.N OR HUSTINGS COURT OF
u II DAY or SEPTEMBER, 1866;
Rias Gathrig:ht
Frank E. Marks and Martha. his wife;
". 7. Smith and Minnie s.. his wife;
H. II. Pollock and Charlotte r.. his
wife; Willard T. Martin, Louis 4. Mar
tin, Harry Brown and Addie E., his
wife; w. 7. Martin, Jr., and .irs. W.
Martin, Jr., his wife: Al. III. Martin,
Mana Boyd ian infanD, and - BOYD,
husband cfzNellie BOYD deceased.
The object of this suit is to partition
among the descendants of w I. Martla
and Ellen E. Martin. his wife (bo5h de-
ceased, certain real estate lying in the
city of Manchester and in the county OF
Chesterfield, a.
n appearing by affidavit fled in this
lsi1itl that Harry Brown and Addie I;
Brown, his wife; w Martin. II, > si,s'
Mrs. w T. Martin, Jr, mis- VIE ne, = N la,i.
sBoyds a nd Boyd. htlsotiuG,J. u -
lie sBoyd, deceased formerly Neiiie gan
risht) are not residents OF nus 5ai
they are hereby required 70 appear Wi. ~;
,fifteen# days after due publica ton OIL lnis
order In the clerks office OF TINS sc our.
and do4Whatsis necessarySto pro1ect siieii
"a coq,s,- = II. E. DuEAL.
Henry and Jno. Garland Pollard,
Counsel &.
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AUCTION SAi.,ss--This Day.
C. H. Oliver, AucLoneer,
No. 20 East Broad Street
AUCTION. SALE OF OAK. WALNUT
AND OTHER FURNITURE.

AND OTHER FURNITURE.
1 will sell at my auction house, No. 20
East Broad Street, at 1880 A. NJ, Sept.
18th. 6 oak and 2 Walnut Suits of Fur
niture; 2 Oak Sideboards; l Oak Bed
Lounge, i Oak and / Walnut Child's Crib,
Oak and Walnut Hall Hacks, 2 Oak Re
frtgerators, 2 Oak Ice-BoNes, 1 nice Oak
and Walnut Folding Bed, Domestic. Stand
ard and other Sewing Machines, in good
order; i Walnut Book Case and Desk
combined; Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wash
stands, Mattresses Chairs. Carpet, Mat
ting, Pictures, etc.
GEO. v OLIVER, Salesman.
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sTRAYED. YESTERDAY MORNING,
nom the residence Of Judge Ingram,
No 152n Porter Street. Manchester,
weil-grown sE,TTER-DoG PUPP EsY
months old color, pure white, with
liver-colored ears. Answers to name Of
#..Birdo. !, A suitable reward Will be
paid for his return
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AND yOINIAI-NI-\I
fALUABTG DEPOSITS OF
RICK CLfY AND GRANITE.

BY trtue of two deeds of trust, the
first ited May >, 1892, and the other
dated April 10, 1EpS, and recorded in the
clerkl Office q Chest Chest, ri County
as. nd THE lattE in Deadlock No. 30,
pageAS4 dlfault having been made in the
payfent o. a past Of the debts secured
hefbd aId ea dlregted SO 70 40 by
ted will ofer foElsale, at public auction,
on the premises, ,n
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1900,
# o.cIoes p M the FAR 5rSr6 known yI1 as
BRED r ANb NINaTY-FI'vE (295) ACRES
Cr LAM, mora or less, fronting on
James Rive, ard extending to and 'front.'
ing on the Petersburg Turnpike.
This lands in the highest state of Gull
tivation, aid embraces about one nun
dred acres Of riyer lowSrounds. which
easily yiel siXtl bushels OF corn per
acre. Theannual hay crop is ABOUT one
handsome ,aansioG,3 containing II rooms,
bathroom and modern conEenlences;
overseer' S. house, quarters; stable room
.or seventr horses hay barns, etc IhlS
property E,s the ,sputation of being, ans-
is in realty, the most attractive ana
valuable arm in the vicinity OF -Rlch-
mond.
In addition to itsvalue as stock farm
and an attractive country residence, II
is eXcepthnally v2luabe for the 1olloW-
ing purposes: ~
First. Is fronta5e OF ABOUT one-hait d
mile on hmes sr. which at this point
is about two feet deeper than at Rlch-
mond. mikes it very valuable for manu-
acturing and shipping purposes. Ihere
IS probably no beusr site than TINS Tor
large sf1i5-yard AMI dry-dock:
Second. There i an excellent granite
quarry on the property, near the RIVER;
also, large deposits of brick clay; sp!eh7
did Shipping facilles, both by water anu
railroad, the deposit OF brick clay peing
Immediately on liz Seaboard Ar Line
! galway, which passes through the larhi'
,tnL-
Third. The elecuicI line that has been
recently surveyed from Manchester TEL TO
Petersburg along The Petersburg Iurh-
pike passes Immediately IN front OF tiie
rear part of this arm, thus making II
valuable Tor acreage lots. 10,
TERMS: One-fo-:th cash ana .ne p Sa-
ance in one, two and three years, oe,
Ierred payments tearlnS lntsEest rom
day of sale, and secured by deeu OIL 'rus 81
or the purchaser AM make large &c aca cash
payment if he deEres SO to 90, illt .sae,;
on deferred payn5nts to pc paid Semi
annually. y. by ~ 49, Decd
HIN CHAMBLIN,
nils CASkIE,
! sell Trusttes in Second Deeu'
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SITUATIONS waNrED-FemaIe.


WANTED. Ely GRADUATE IN UNI.
versity course of Mary Baldwin Semi
nary. q position ia school or family for
advanced or primary work. Four years
: experience. Highest references. AG-
dress Miss 4. care Carrier 8, Staunton
u
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST.-A CHECK DRAWN BY A.. J.
change Bank, Richmond, Va. dated
September. S, 1900. numbered 1913, pay
able to order of J.. j.. Leake, attorney.
for thirty-seven hundred dollars. and
certified by the National Bank OF 5Vir-.
yinia. has been lost and payment thereof
Stopped The .s.blic is cautioned not to
receive said check
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No!Iey's School for Boys.

Pine ST.. Bet. Grace and Franklin:
OPENS MONDAY. SEPTEMBER No4TEI.
New pupils enrolled FRIDAY. Sept. list.
Prepares boys for Colleges and the Uni
versity of Va. Catalogues at the book
stores and Chefs drugstore For further
particulars address the principal at Ash
land, Va, till Sept. nth, after that time
at $50 West Grace Street.
GEO. MERRITT Motley.
Principal.
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BRICK BUILDlN6

Al the request of the owner, VIZ -, So
at public auction or the PREMISE
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER L, lsoV'
at O'Clock P. NJ, that eAcep .,,ora ny
valuable LOT, nonting Ga tee ut .r ~
less, on the north side of HUI So
the corner of Seventh street, anu This u,i
ming back 12s feet, more or less s. n,, ms
property is centrally located on 'ne JUS pus,,
ness street of the city and at the Junc a.on
of two lines of street-cars. VI J,I7rI 61NG
part of the lot S a BRICK BuiL lo,,>t
occupied as a d,ctor,s office and dwelllns
that is always occupied. rms piope.ss
VIII be sold as whole or divided 20 SUI.
purchasers. Yfur attention is especially
called 10 th;s ale. as it is very seldom
such desirahTa nroperty is put up under
the hammer without reserve.
TERMS: Onetbir5 cash; balance in SIX,
twelve and .e.siteen months, deferred pay
ments bearing interest anu see't eo ~
deed of trust.
A. /. ADAhaO-N' y " 'tot
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BY Augustine royal & Co..
Real Estate agents ana Auctloleers'
office, N. 10 Tenth Street,
Manchester, Va.
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HELP wasfsD-Male.


WaNTEp-MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade: eight weeks required; special offer
of board. tools, scholarship and trans
portation 70 our College at Chicago or
New York continued this month. Posi-
tons guaranteed. Catalogue, and parti-ss
cuiars free. AIoler Barber College KEEP
resentative. 419 4th Av-. Pittsburs, Pa
5WANTEDaGooD WHITE BARRIERS
12o3 East Main Street. at Seitz's New.
Stylish Barber Shop Best wages paid
in this city. AT once
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" sNTED. TO SELL. CHEAP, A RAIL.
P0AIY TICKET from Richmond to a
nofnt about thirty miles from Tampa.
10 risk. Address K. L. care this paper.
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By Edward S. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. II North Eleventh Street.
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WANTS.

W. NrrgD BOARD FOR LADY ANI
" - - one room. With closet, convenient
RI bath: centrally located. Address r..
care Times.
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WANTED. a YOUNG LADY. sTENoG-
s RAPHER, who can keep Il sinse-entry
ledger. Not necessar y to nnderst am,
bookkeeping. Address ACCURATE,
care Times.
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WANTED. TWO GIRLS AT KIRK
WOODS. No. l2OS East Main Street.
Apply at once.
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o deeds of trust, the
J, 1892, and the other
IS, and recorded in the
Chesterfield County
in Deadlock So, page
in Deadlock No. 80,
aring been made in the
! Of the debts secured
directed so to do by
/, the Undersigned, trus-
sale, at public auction,
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THE FINEST. BUSINESS PROPERTY
l EVER OFFERED IN OR NEAR
THIS CITY AT AUCTION, ON
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AuoTIoS sa1Es. future DAYS.

IN THE CITY, FRONTING q - Ever
HULL STREET, AT THE - -
OF SEVENTH STREET; lAi- 1so'
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In Campbell Circait Ge
April 26, 1900. I
hereby certify may
Ell, commissioner, nas s.
required in above dsi Gl,sSl'
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OCTOBER 8. 1900,
| the FARM known as
tanning TWO HUN
e Y-FIVE (29o) ACRES
! or less, fronting on
Intending to and 'front.'
Evening star., 1900-08-07
OBSERVANCE OF SMOKE LAW.
Comm tssfOners Receive Twenty-Eixht
Replies From Parties Notified.

Comm issiOners Receive Twenty-Eixht
Replies From PartfeA Notified.
Speaking today of the efforts being made
and which have been made by the District
Commissioners to enforce what is known
as the smoke law. which makes unlawful
the emission of cinders or dense gray or
black smoke, Commissioner Macfarland
stated today that the Commissioners have
received twenty-eight replies from the
forty-eight persons addressed several days
ago by them relative to alleged violations
by these citizens of the law.
The twenty-eight persons who have re-
piled, said Mr.. Macfarland, have done so in
such a manner as to convince him that they
are honestly engaged in efforts to remove
themselves from the position of being
violator of the law.
All of the citizens addressed, explained
the Commissioner are well-known business
men, of responsibility and good character,
and men who are not and never have been
known as either criminals or vioators of
law.
Mr.. Macfarland believes that all of them.
certainly those who have replied to the in
quiries of the Commissioners, are moving
as quickly as possible in the matter of so
changing or equipping their Establishments
as to prevent hereafter the things pro-
hibited by the smoke law. and he feels.
therefore. that much more general OBJ
servance Of the law will be secured and
naintained in this way than by throwing
such men into court and subjecting thera
to fines
From the twenty citizens not vet heard
from MI Macfarland expects to receive
satisfactory replies in a few days, but he
remarked that unless such answers come
from them within reasonable time they
will be taken into court and prosecuted.