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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-22
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME C0I,Rw CoTNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
FoFNw. H-< York LIZ Iqsuranes and Tras.
Soyi William / sear1sn Harry Mccailun Joseph 10Th
nee Of 5 and joh9 y 5ras AMI,
5ade and entered in tho above entitled action bearing
tAe Rev. II said Judgment named VIII sell al public
s-Sas a. Inc Nv York Seal Efats saissro9n No III
On no In day Of Octobe- 1890 az twelve clock
rggeers ~ Premises directed BY said Judgment to be
Al th~i certain piece parcel land situated the
tor7cn NV OK , bounded and dsseTi5ed IS fo9%s
Sas Place wAsTe said line insrsected oy
land o. sebbi1s or his ,~sies which
one 5asd and a Street line h al fsat sa aas s 70
se toS Get ten 90 inches southerly rom the south
finaiHg th-noe southerly along The westerly
oo, distant s' To hanarod ana ana GS Tss5 i 2
OF one hundred ana a~rv-,hfrd street and 81
Nea9les Paos thence westerly parallel With hundred
Poya and husband to Frederick \ Dubois one hundred
% afRe9 .s sS sad 1 Ies.. E ~ S
.IsFle eou1csry lire Of ne lands Of Jennie B. Boyd;
Of SD Dubois one hundred Qoe eight
s.; Nicholas Aveaas distant hundred and nf-yfour
,@Tne- OF ons hundred and fifty rd strse, ST Nlch
s., Nin6oss 1 eSo oTnfg e1ns an. the ea<sry sd1 s2
set ana one-hais 90 Of an inch TO point where the
bins ana Intorsects said css-srly
eAoe one hand-ed fo-ty-sssh as a.
f.:h s;-s, an Y5oas 70 one 29nq 5. ane
s.ons :srd lac OF said stebbns hundred and
or:yave T25l feet g. point place
o. beginning be the said distances 6nen&ons
more .sEs
H1ce2tins. however from described premises
nCah thersos hA@ been Crotnu Aqus-
dUoL-
Win guch r5znt eaxemsr II the said Jennie
B. Bcyc Lu5 EaJKn=ss Boyd may havo had April =.
.s93 20 cross the Cro:on Aqueduct prem
Rsiof pa; e The s. premises soSysysa 70 the s:ls
oay O. July, eighteen hundred eighty-sz. and
corded r. he Once Of the Register OF the City and County
ci Sew T7rR I,osr 1877 q Couveyances, page 2T9.
eatsd Nav York. September I4th. 1900
DAVID NJ CLCRE Referee
E-1.NEr ROBINSON Attorneys for Plaintiff, So Wall
Street, Ge0 York
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Auasterds-l-ave " $ 2TI1 I 164th-st. 2T-1lx
100. Algs-nou Norton. referee. 10 German say -.
Medison-ave. " corner 63d-st 2oz7o; John
BUEsr Lou Sire
Ii3th-st. Nos $40 and $40 West, 81 6z100 IL 4 "
Robinson John Westervelc-. COCO
I13th-st No West. 14x61-7E14 .6x5Ta. Georsia1a
Thornton 20 Morris Ham
Central Park West. :. 50.5 Z q lOOth-st,
so 61I00; Lucy E Lynn 20 Edward 2 Robinson
7th-ave. No 1880 .s64. = corner ISJh-sti
g Walker Caupbsll Laura A PallleT--------
Same pronerty; Richard Collins and another % G
Madison-ave. No T62. : 2ISo. Laura
Palmer > Walter Campbell
65rn-sr IS East, corner AacisoE-ave-
e2xiee 5. Laura = Palmer 9 Walter Camp
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The approximate Of the lien or charge sat
sly which the lbOvo described Is - sold
Or? hundred ar thee thousand e,ght hundred and
50 dollars.
TIE 18th OF September. 800 toge.hc
allowances amounting three hundred and stty-cus and
$500 dollars interest from 12:h OF Sep
TENDER 1900 together with he 0; sale. The
CT ilans
which he allowed the purchaser o. the
chase money paid o. Referee Two thousand
GHd seveUty-:U0 95-l00 dollars and nteTss'.
Dated. New York September 18th. 1900
DAVID Ai'CI--PE
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5urrogntes Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
c. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF New York
NOTICE hereby given TO all persons having claims
Bertha kohn. Of County New-YOrk-
ceased. present with
subscriber place transactng business,
Broadway. IN the Ci-y CT New York, before tbs
day OF February. 1901.
dated New York the 2Tth day Of July. 1900
DAVID kOHN, Administrator.
NICOLLA ANABLB & LINDSAY. Attorneys. 81 Nassau
St. City
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Citu propertp for Sale.

or NICHOLAS Az. AND 18TH ST
- A. bargain your choice OF six elegant blue stone
~ +r+ IN 70 date Houses views; best value for
- IN 4zsigh+s high stoop; three story. basement. Gel
lar hard wood throughout onethrd less than present
eos. 10 build terms to 20 per cent mortgage x de-
or pal 23d ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-22
FURNISHED sOnsss 90 fei-GOuntrn

- Furnished house hath: range: set tubs.
5 Ia an beautiful shade trees: large garden plant
\ * @-4 tres peach pear, plum, cherry ana quincei
ss,-suV located reasonable terms hor the season "a
A--' ". x MERRILL ElsnVule n Z
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NOTICE
TIE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockholders
Proposals.

pBOPOSALS FOR COTTON DUCK-Phila.
1-75- G Il De7't-. 1E2s Arch street, Phla-. Pa.
So = -5-@a--ec proposals, II -r1pcare- VIII oe r
ae.T=t hers ---- = oclock =. N Friday oco
furnishing this depot with 4o.eto
s---o- Cotton --cE s-6 200 coo yards 35-l1cE
-C--1 20 Per Csr-1-1 Increase n guam
desired 20 Department Ire Duck may %
t--z r.=1e eyed s1E stand he estabs1e1
SsEE 5zE-=E=s q color and y TaIe--repellsrt
e-z- conform 70 specification -eq1trs11snts BIG
-sE submit with --=r proposals 5-yarc samples
- Z which bs coIs-e1 - rncse
dyed u-1e- Immediate direction
= and parties controlled sy r5ern
- I----==s = rhel- BIZ C2gUsrsuteed bids am
sits hEse5 -r-- samples 1ese-.uE rom the above
e-5ns1-z a. y considered BIDS for -ess Quan-
tss t-z- s--=--.5e1 for VIII entertained Early de-
-7s-ss -z----e1 S55Gsrs state With what
reserves tne
rEat - sccept al proposals. % part
,-e-s gwen 70 articles CT domestic Pc
q quality and
g11.6--E price q foreign productions rlzau-
Ec---eE re guy -hsreCl) being equal guarantee II
: ere vsIue q the Cotton Duck must so-
required ReveEue Stamps must
= EeZsE number Of ire guaranteed BIDS ard
E-12s-g Blanks for proposals. &c will he
t---sze1 -rr- sppEcs-5oE- Envelopes containing pro
l1zSs endorsed Proposals t1r Cotton Duck. and
z-1eesse1 - Col JOHN Y FCRET Asst QuaTternaster
-s7s-s- C. g Amy.
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Guanrial Meetlnns

tluGnrIGl Hfftlr15
THE PROCTOR & GAMBLE COMPANY.
TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF The stockholders
n -Eiz -o--1a1y. election Directors and
before The MeeL11g.
rad Office Il ire Company jersey city.
= Wednesday. oC-ober 10Th 800. al z O'Clock
Transfer Books viii close September 10Th
-rzs1s- Books fo- Common Stock VIII reopen
Cc-1he- ---- Preferred STOCK October 15Lh- 1900
Z. Z. GAMBLE. Secy.
Cxuc---zz- september 1zr1. 1900
NOTICE
THE ANN Al MEETING Of the stockholders
II CElz1zb-rE s1d LAKE CEsnplsin Railway
-1--zzv CAl-e u IRE Company Nc 81
street New CRY Wednesday. October
20 q O'clock a II elect thirteen d.
year a15 transact any other
r-1pz- --s--=z=
LOUIS EASBR0CCK. Secretary.
View YORK CITY. September l5lh, 1900
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PrroRnEn MORTGAGES.

s5 $1,000 Io6 + Of i7is-st years $4,000
sane 70 2.s sane Hr 80 10 600
Run IN san 6t 7t 3 az A2 9a ear a OOo
Washburn Mary and Wickes. 10 Madeleine G
Erz2Se ans 1s e9''ne -, - 20 ooo
Fsl2as- Lzlrs e % u - ring Piacs 80 Geo
zs--z = sa-4e s5fr-st " corner Madson-avs 400
same 10 same .,,+.T+ 1900
Dongaa Herbert. 10 Union Dime Savings Instru.
1oa, BT'ad~ay' ~ % @-.. 45 900
Same 20 F7eds7iok 1900
Names Mary 70 Reuben II Parker. Lor1ng-ave.
Cen-re line now included IN Aquetuct-ave), l3o
2 = of centre lire Of 206th-s-. extends % Ma
combs Road, years s.''V
Fitzsir1ons Thomas P. Equitable LAre AsslIr-
ance 9ocie'y 9-4i4T --1- ---..-..-.- % 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-22

T-E STATE ECEP--AL4S.-SesIe led Proposals for
-----z1-E Supplies enumerated be4ow for period q
= -c--ls October 1900 Il sccCrcsrce with
sseczacz---s CThcl nay b obtained a. Room BIS,
- la--son Ave1usl nay be sent y mail OF de-
30 II October 2. 1900.
he serslEred a. / Madison Avenue, New York
tT tine Beard Il Managers viii receive
- 2rs1 - proposals. Fresh AeatBsef fz-l carcass.
-t.-5I5 bee<. fore quarters. $50 lis. mutton
goo fresh PORK = 600 veal II 90 salt
-eEls-- % coo he hacC1. 15 100 los corned beef.
= CO Pa pork Z 500 lbs No bids VIII be
A-s5- from parties Who are actual dealers IN ne
e1----1c -h5ch -Lev submit proposals. Each bid
To ac-r--5ariec cer-iGsc creek for per cent
re ----E- = bid guarantee that contract
- e-rerel Z accepted. q bond q
f1T-e surety company 1ne-rhird the
contract rI Re required EfteEwsrd Tor faithful
---r---t = -te game HENRY 2 ROWLAND. Presi-
cs-t B1a~1 e Managers.
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DEPOT O. N DEPT JEFFERSONVILLE.
ND Angst p. fsJ0-SesIed Proposals. II tripl--
eale until y O'clock a Central
es1csrc Tine September y 1900 Tor furnishing 2s5
-fET Ranges and Appendzges fer sane The United
1at-s reserves rEhr reject q accept any or al
lfop1ssE any thereof Information furnished on
~ -z--r Envelopes containing proposals should &c
-sA-zs- Proposals. for AIRY Ranges, and addressed
p BARNETT. Deputy o = General
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NEW-HAaTPSHTRE.

THE wAUMBEK AND COTTAGES.
At JEFFERSON y Il
IN the White Mountains
WILL REMAIN OPEN UNTIL. OCT lST
September is perfect month Tor the and
facilities for Golt Riding and Driving y
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
r-,-o,s Place = corner 17Ist-st. for tvo-sto-y
r-tcI 1welirg % 6xs9. Hannah Acfzrath, No .
S--0-o1s Pare owner; J J Vreeland. No I36
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RHODE ISLAND.

T9Il0CK ISLAND. 2. I. fnA IN SEPT good fishing
ID and shooting SURF athing mosquitoes.
EUREKA HOTEL open 10 October, special rates Write
for circulars
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Countrn propertn for Sale.

,,-r-r -vrOop Handsome house completely furnished
l. - rent until Spring or longer Other houses 20
l. ~ renr WEATHERBT & CO. opp station Engle
vo0d y J.
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Dirinrno Not1rcs.
TIE CHATHAN VATTON1I- RAW

= AE2TE2LT DIVIDEND
& QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of FOT-R PIP
CENT cgt Il the earnings OF The Isst thru. -,,r.h
ms cay Zen declared by Board Of D-sc-n--
7syabs OF and af-e- October 1st until which safe
ss-r VII hs closed -- -@S N1@'-S-
N-v Er-k ser,erab-- 2ls- 100 -0FEN iCs' Cashier
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6eachers.
5eb0OI assuriss-

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supplies Pr0fessoEs Teacners Tutors C0Vern<zs-.
Sc College Schools and Fanilies Appiy %
Ms n. J. YOUNG-FCLTON. 3 Union Square-
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GRAMERCY sUGAR COMPANY-


TIE fifth -QCARTERLY DIVIDEND Of
C.E AND TEREE-QUA RTERS PER CENT ur-
preferred stock = THIS company has been de-
0c- 1900. stockholders
--s= q. business on sept - 1900
transfer = 1900 a
ee5cz ard reopen Oct. Is, 1900. 10 o'clock
4 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-22

MASsACHUsETTs
TN THE HEART OF THE BERKsETREs"
TG[g WENDELL
freproof Hotel with spacious. cool apartments
large and airy Hobbies parlors. Conducted the
American and European plans Maybe you'll glad
70 ind IL have YOU For terms address
PLUMB & CLARK, The Wendell. Pittsfeld Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-22
TEE MAPl[EW0ODa

VIII open through October will special
for that month Fine roads Grand Scenery Only
miles LsncX. the inland Newport. Booklets be
had OF Mr.. Fred H. 6coded. Metropolitan B9g Madison
Square. A W PLUMB. Prop.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-18
TREE E'ELL ON a NEGRO.
Two Marriages ~ wsycross-Otber
News Notes

WaycrosF Dee. I..--Jim Hayes. coiored
went into the woods near Argyle Satur-
day 10 cut crosstics. IN Telling . tree %
zen on him, breaking an arm, a lex and
otherwise bruising him up. from che e.
fects Of which he died in a short time
The body was brought, here for burial In
che cemetery Tor colorcd people
Rev. r. NJ Whiiins. presiding elder o.
the WayVvoss district tho past three
years. presided at Trinity church yester.
day morning and evening his las sermon
here before going TO Dawson. his new
home.
on Jan. thu Waycross Ice Factory
Will begin work ON the contemplated en-
largement OF its plant Il VII increase
the capacity from fiN to 81 tons
Two marriages are reported .n tho city
yesterday The first occurred yesterday
morning ~ the parsonage OF Fret Meth
odist Church. and the ceremony was per
formed by che pastor Rev. r. M Chris
tam Tho contracting parties were Miss
Maude Turner and Mr.. } J benton
The Other occurred last niFht at tho
Baptist parsonagc. the pastor Rcv "
" scrtlggs. oih'latlug. The parties were
Air n. ". Massey and Miss Annie
che parsonage and were married
The family OF Ezra James bate editor
q the SELF Reliance. lett last night Tor
Atlanta A fund was raised 20 pay their
fare.
The Baptist Chapel IN ola Nine a way.
cross suburb was dedicated yesterday
Addresses We're made by Revs W n
ScruEgs and } b. h smith. Judge n
=. Brewer and Col. John W Bennett
The First Methodist Sunday school viii
give an entertainments az che church On
Christmas eve night. after which sup
por will be- served at the Blackshear
home on Gilmore street
The Baptist SUNDAY School viii erect
Christmas tree Monday evening at the
church
Mrs. Thomas Noumans died last night
on outer Albany avenue, after an m
ness OF few days, She died az the resi-
dcncc OF her son-in-law. Mack Clemens.
Her husband preceded her 90 the grave
only a few months ago Mn Noumans
was about ~ years Of age. and her body
will be taken TO BAckshear FOR inter-
ment
The children Of Trinitr Sunday school
have been very active the past several
weeks IN collecting money for their
Christmas entertainment. The supern-
tendeut distributed over 100 small money
cards ana the children met this afternoon
10 make their report. a snug little sum
was realized The Christmas tree wiR Do
planted Dec. O.
There IS some street talk to-day OF an
independent ticket for Mayor and alder
men, but 81 Is quite certain that 81 will
NOT materialize.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-18
FREE DELIVERY ROUTES.
SEA Of Representative Latimer L.
Doing coed Work.

Washington. Dec. II Representative
Latimer's son. VINO Is the special agent
or the Postofiice Department IN Gomez
ton with the establishment OF tho rural
free delivery system In the Third South
Carolina Congressional district, IL here TO
submit the preliminary report on the work
ne has accomplished
The report shows that complete rural
free delivery service has been established
In Anderson county ami in sections OF
oconec and Plckeus counties. lying to the
south Of the Southern Railway. between
saluda and the rugoola rivers. Special
Agent Latimcr called a the Postofiice De
partment to-day and was informed that
his report was approved. ana he was
highly compimented upon an excellent
map OF the country. showing the now
routes established. he was authorized
90 return, 10 his district and complete the
work already provided for
Representative Latimers constituents
appreciate his work in their behalf to Re-
cure the best possible mail facilities.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-18

Beaufort. 3. C.. Dec 1.-THE Pore Royal
dry dock. near here. Is undergoing some
slight repairs. Huge pieces o. rubber,
termed Rabblts. are being put IN place a.
es,ch end Of the huge steel caison. These
Rabbits are groved pieces Of rubber 81
which the ends OF the caisson NJ snugly
,,.bcn the latter Is IN position, and serve
a. keep the entrance 90 the dock eight
-rhe Paymasters building Is being en-
iareed 20 almost twice IS original dimen-
sione The immense Steam Engineering
b,f1dlnv Of brick. Is nearing completion
II the improvements IN progress ore any
cr,.erlous the immediate abandonment Of
me station would not appear 20 be prob
able
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-18
KEANE Is BISHOP or DUBUQUE.
Pope Complains Of CircumserIption
OF Power Ia italy.


OF Power In Italy.
Rome. Dec iT-At the secret consIstorv
held to-day che Pope appointed a number
OF Bishops. including Monslgnor Keane.
formerly rector Of the Catholic Univer-
sity at Washington. to the diocese Of
Dubuque.
The Pope. in to-dsy's ailocution. thank
Cd God. who had enabled hun to accom-
plish the holy year Many painful mat
ters however. afflicted him. he went on
20 say. especially the conflict between
Italy and the church. resulting in a VIC
lailon 81 papai rights
sim Eraver things perhaps are 10 be
apprehended. continued his holiness 1T
IL truly a calamity that the pontiff Is de-
spoiled forcibly OF his just aud leRlti-
mate sovereignty. which h closely bound
up with the liberty Of his ministry. The
pontlf is now held under the power OF
other men and subjected 10 their arbi-
trary will.
Difficulties arise when We see the dom
nation Of Rome pass from one 20 an
other. a. though Il we're a right Instead
Of being the fruit Of injustice. We wish
the right o. the papacy 10 remain intact.
We declare chat neither time nor the sue
cession Of rulers can suppress or dmin-
ish the impTescriptiblc right Of che pom
tin"
Rev Hartmann Joseph AlesdinE was APP
pointed bishop OF Fort Wayne. Ind. and
Rev. Joseph O'Reilly Of Peoria. tltular
bishop Of Laredo Tex.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-18

capital there have been hundreds on tho
side of organized labor. The employed.
D. said. hal become accustomed 90 hear
ing their prnffera ct Cancellation met with
the answer that there is nothing to arbi-
tTate"
lie aided. however that he was not
unmindfui u the fact that there was a
growing disposition on the part of en-
pluycra toward "a more conciiiatory poll
icy This condition. Mr. Compern be-
heved, was due 60 the growing strength
u organized labor
Though admitting that strikes ought ~
D. avoided IN the interests 81 both capt
tai and labor. Mr.. gompers declared that
there we're some evils more dreadful than
strikes. he added.
we shall Insist upon The right to work.
qaN work whenever che work becosnos
irksome 70 ~. and We shall always IN
sist on orr right 90 strike for any rea-
son or for no reason at all"
Chairman MaeNeaeh announced the
following committee on resolutions ami
plan ~ action chosen hy The committees
Ia charge ~ the conference. representing
the different interests involved
a. g. Bartlett vice president 81 HID
bard Spencer. Bartlett a Co. Chicago.
Henry A. Hof-. president ~ the Nati 1uat
Founders Associa lion. Herman just.
commissioner Illinois Coal Operators A.
nociatiou. q. Watson French. vice prsfi-
dent u the Republic Iron and Steel Com
pany. y. y. Kenna. vice president OF tho
Atchison. Topeka and Santa re Railroad
System Chauncsy w. Castle. president o.
the Stove Founders Natlouai Defense A.
soriatlon. Samuel Gompers. president %
80 American Federation OF Isator, Ionn
Mitchell president Of the United Nine
Workers OF America. Msg;in Fox. presi-
dent Of the Iron Mouidefs Union q
America. Frank r. Sargent. grand mas
ter Of the Brothedhood OF Locomotives
Firempn. Henry White. general secretary
OF ik@ uaited Garment Workers of Amer
Tea: james ~. Lynch. president Of the In
ternaiionai typographical Union.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-18
nor ELEoTIoS Ar DOUGLAS.
The Mcdonald Ticket Won ~ a sia-
IorIty Of Two Notes.

iorify Of Two votes.
Douglas Ca, Dec i7-The election Tor
Mayor and Aldermen Of Douglas on SAL
urday last. was holly contested from start
- finish. The ticket Of the old board con-
sistlng Of MAYOR W. ". Mcdonald. and
Aldermen c. r. Baker. }. r. Davis. D.
-. Gsskln. A. ". Haddock. and Frank
l.. sweat was not fully opposed until one
DAY before the election. when new ticket
tiih W =. Ward for Mayor. ana Frank
T.. sweat. W. .. Paxson. y. T. creei.
J. w. wiaiford and John r. overman for
aldermen was announced.
Both sides worked like Trolans. with
good feeling prevailing but che election
resulted IN tho success 81 the MeDonaI1
ticket BY a majority Of two.
There IL rumor % a contsss. Cal go
much b. tho defeated candidates AZ BY
their supporters. The contest. however.
may not maieriaiizc, as the charges OF
Illegal votes would about even up on
both sides aud not change the final re-
suit 20 any great significance.
Mesdames ". +. Ward. y. =. Hoizen-
siorf and other prominent ladies' 81 the
Methodist Episcopal Church entertained
al the parsonage on Saturday night with
an oyster supper and festival. The arsir
was a success socially and financially
The proceeds Will De expended 10 furnien-
Ing the handsome new parsonage
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-18
MONEY ron Tnn ACADEMY.
BiiI Reported 20 the House-Iudian
Appropriation mn.

Washington. Dec. 1.-THE Military
Academy Appropriation bin was reported
10 the House to-day. Il carries Se.i5i.
which is s34G5gs below the estimates ana
slightly above the bill OF last year
The Indian appropriation bill was COM
pleted to-day by the House Committee on
Indian Affairs. n carries something over
Seooo.ooo. che exact aggregate not yet be-
ing determined The number OF Indian
agencies IS reduced from 81 10 a. those
omitted being the Lcmhi. Idaho. Neah
Bay. Wash. Nevada. New. Quapaw. In
dian Territory sac and Fox, Ia; silltz,
Oregon. Sisseton : u Tullalip. Wash,
The estimates made 10 provision for
contract Indian schools but 10000 is a.
lowed for the Hampton Va, school. as
this Is not considered sectsrlan school.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-18

"a wheeler. the oldest resident Of Sum
ter county and for seventy-two years
citizen. died this moruing o. heart trou-
BILE The deceased was the nrst white
child born ln the county. his parents be-
Ing among the earliest settlers, and the
white papoose" was an object OF curl
ossy 10 the Indians. who then resided
here. Mr.. Wheeler was witely known
among the sporting fratern4ty In Geor.
Rla and Florda. but withal was an hon
est man and highly regarded among his
many friends.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-18
WORK AMONG cOLORED MEN.
Report Made 90 American Missionary
Association.

New York. Dec. i7-The American Mis-
slonarv Association has received re-
mort concerning special work among col
ored young men. based on Investigations
by Secretary J. Z. Moorland Of Wash
ngton There are two main lines OF
work-the work among students and that
among Young men Ia cities. Much empha-
Sis is placed upon Bible study and per
aonal work among The students. Many OF
the revivais ia colleges for colored stu
dents are said 20 have the beginning in
the young mems meeting.
There are sixty-one associations In the
schools and forty or nifty more schools
should be organized. The FIRST substan-
tial effort made among The col
ored young men in city work
was al Norfolk Va, In isss. This
work Is more diflcult than the student
work. In most OF the cities. especially
southern there Is no respectable place.
outside OF home and church. Cor colored
young man 10 probably spend his even
frnn
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-18
soUTHERN's NEW LANE.
Turned over by COntractors--NeNv
Telephone Line.


Telephone Line.
Columbia. g. C.. Dec r.-The new line
OF the Southern between Allendale and
Hardeevlle was turned over TO the south
ern to-day By 7. B. Jones a Co, conirac-
tors p. /. Wells will be the supcrintend-
ent. with headquarters az Columbia. This
branch was accepted By the railroad CON-
miss.ousrs several days ago. Il lessons the
distance over the Southern between Co
luunhla aud Savannah by twenty miles.
Columbia l. on the eve Of realizing
what she has Ions deaired-tO b. the tele-
phonic center OF the state. Geographi-
cally politically and otherwise Columbia
Is the center. but her telephone counec-
lions are very poor. A dispatch from Flor
ence announces that the llre from that
city 70 Columbia has been started. That
line will through Columbia connect the
splendid Pee Dee and Piedmont systems.
embracing the principal cities 10 the state.