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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-05
LIVE ALBANY TOPICS.
SCHOOL LEGISLATION

Albany Feb 1speeiaD-The legislation pertain
ing to the public schools of New-York civ Drorn-
Uses to reach some tangible results before the end
of this week
The medley of emergency bills looking n rho
payment OF the teachers of Queens and Riehnord
have been incorporated in the Fallows biIi which
was reported taVoraoly by the Assembly Commit
Cities last Wednesday and which Win h.
brought up in the Assembly to-morro,y ntgbt .o~
final passage As from the temper of this
House When the Dill was advanced TO a third hear
ing the vote will be unanimous IT IS not though,
that there will be serious objection TO the Faloa
bill in the Senate. although the same bin intro
duced in that House by Senator Ford has received
such opposition that 1t could even pc advanced
to third reading. This opposition, however came
from senators Grady and McCarren who have
emergency bills of their own and who nor so
much oppose the bill itself as IT'S introducer sena
tor Ford They say he wishes to get the glory OF
introducing Mr.. Fallowss hin under his own
name Thus IT would appear that this phase of the
school problem has found a solution
Two other classes OF school measures bowavar
are stu being discussed In committee The one
pertains TO the organization ana administration of
the school system, and the other the establish
menf OF satisfactory salary schedule Bills of the
hrst class have been introduced by Senators Els
berg and Marshall. and of the latter class by
Senator Ahearn and Assemblymen Fallows and
Slater.
AS result of the hearing Of the Elsberg and
Marshall bills before the Joint Committee on Cities
last Wednesday it seen that the first which
purposes TO centralize the school system making
the Central Board supreme. was favored by the
people from Manhattan Borough. whereas the sec
ono. which provides for decentralized system
met with the approval of all the other boroughs
The Marshall bill practically restores to each
borough the system in operation there before the
consolidation OF the greater caty.
The situation became SO hopiess because Of the
divergent and contradictory views expressed in re-
gard 10 these several measures that the whole
question has been turned joint COMMITTEES
CONFESSED OF members from both the Senate and
Assembly committees cities This sub-commit-
tee is composed of Senator'S Ford. Elsberg Mar
shall, D F. Davis Ahearn and McCarren and
Assemblymen Brennan, Davis, De Graw Trainor
and Mckeown. There Will be meeting Of this
committee Tuesday for the purpose of drafting
a compromise measure. Inasmuch as six members
of the committee are Brooklyn men and five from
Manhattan il is likely that the centralizng scheme
viii be defeated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-05
HEARINGS SET FOR THIS WEEK

Albany Feb. (SpeciaD.-Among the important
measures which will up for hearing this week
are the two bills introduced by Assemblynen Fall
lows and Demarest relating to the Ramapo Water
Company. These bills be discussed on Tues
day before the Assembly Committee Codes. The
bill introduced by Mr.. Falows was Incorporated in
the majority report Of the Mazet Committee, which
restricts the city closer limitations from entering
into contract with a company for a water supply.
AS the city charter now stands, such contract
can be entered into unless the Of the Board
OF Public improvements is given. According to the
Fallows bill. approval of the Board Of Estimate
and Apportionment, together with the authority of
the Municipal Assembly by a three-fourths vote of
its members is also made necessary for such a
contract. The bill introduced by Mr. Demarest
practically puts the company out of existence by
the repeal Of its charter Edward Lauterbach
counsel Of the Ramapo Company, is expected to be
present 10 defend its interests
The opponents Of the Lewis bill, repeating the
horton law, Will have an opportunity to fight for
their cause on Wednesday before the Assembly
esting from the fact that Assemblyman Tim Sui
ivan has some statistics up his sleeve by which he
VIII attempt to prove that prizehghting is as
injurious either TO the physical spiritual man as
Iootball, hockey or lawn tennis
Mr.. Harburger, Of New-York, Is expected to speak
tomorrow night in the Assembly the Excise
tax Although there may not be any bill resolu-
tion Introduced which might pertain this subject
MT hamburger will find some means to discuss It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-05
TIE WEEK IN PETROLEUM.

he Oh markets continued strong last week. but
10 en2nge was recorded il either the crude or re-
Aaso product The demand for crude oil con-
11Nes active. The shipments from the port OF
.~-sAApnsa alone for the month Of January ag-
ssSsse over 2 GO 600 gallons, increase Of over
'N''' gallons compared with the correspond
s Period last year. Many vessels which have
80 chartered are still IN port awaiting loading.
.'1-1nlfls some which will be consigned 70 the
~ East The week In the fields has not been
11Oolclve q any extraordinary results. Opera
WE urged On ~ the prevailing high prices. have
oohlnned their search for new territory, but in
op-y few instances nave they met with any
MARRIED success
According 70 The OF City Derrick" there were
A'aS wells completed during January in the Penn
tsfNsnis and Trenton rock Oh districts with new
S5oonef1on OF zz1ss barrels. which compared with
s,- gtsEs0us month shows a decrease IN wells OF
- e1lo " barrels IN production In the Penn
ssalaa c5i fields alone there were bS3 wells com
pletsa IL the previous month the new production
stshSented 70 - barrels. This shows decrease
- ~ wells completed and 31s barrels new produc-
80 as compared with December, 1888. In the
---el4A oelcE 1l5 wells completed IN January,
ke4a q wells, cut the new production showed a
..s-iiEk Ct. being 595 barrels a decrease OF Ats
year ~ - - -
Refined petroleum closed at $50 cents q gallon
~ paFTef and q in bulk at NeW-York,
lzssldosphia prices being a basis points lower.
1oIega quotations were: London, 7Ad per i'm
81 gslions Antwerp, 81. francs per 100 kIles. and
The partial piDe tine returns for the month Of
saHIa.E follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-05
STATE RIPARIAN RIGHTS.
ATTORNEY GENERAL FAvoRs REsTRIC
TONS REGARDING GRANTS.

ATTORNEY FAvoRs REsTRIC-
TONS REGARDING GRANTS.
AIbzuy, Feb A-Attorney-Gener John c Davies
81 his annual report 10 the Legislature speaks at
length o. the policy Of the State in making grants
az laud under water. Among other things he says:
Il has seemed that the time had arrived in the
water facilities OF the State Of New-York when
grants OF land under water should be made with
les Hberaliry 70 size and cost than was both
wise and proper in earlier days: that the balance
should be carefully adjusted between the pub
lie interests OF the people OF the State and the pri-
yate rights OF the owners OF riparian property.
OF the hand Il Is the aim of the present Com
ruissioners OF the Land Office TO make such grants
freely needed for improvements Of q public
o. ouasi-public nature, and the other hand TO
discourage put an end 10 such are desired for
the sole benefit OF the individual 10 the exclusion
az the public generally. But the rights and in
TeFesls OF the Individual, well as those OF the
people Of the State. will be protected by Just and
rsssons he terms ana conditions
With these ends 81 view the Commissioners no
longer grant as matter Of course patents for pur-
poses o. commerce for the minimum fee OF $50; ap-
pAcsTiors Of this nature, Ike all Others are now
regularly referred to the Controller for appraisal
Tie patent for full beneficial enjoyment-that is
ne grant Of a fee, without restrictions-has been
totally abolished.
Hereafter patents for beneficial enjoyment will
he restricted All applicants will be enabled to
lloke their needed improvements, while the in
te-esfs OF the public VIII be safSguarded by terms
= the grant which viii reserve the people of the
stSfe such parts of the land not utilized by
TIE applicant. and which VIII make Il revert TO the
State upon his failure TO meet the conditions upon
Which The grant is made
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ILLEGAL REGISTRATION.
xTToRNEY-GENERAL'S REPORT on
CASES IN THE COURTS.

shsny Feb. z--Attorney-General John c. Davies
AS made the following statement to the present
-eetus OF The various election cases in New-York:
7sere were presented 10 the Special and Elk
s.dIctmepts we're found There we're eighteen eases
- szrhlch indictments were not found. and thirty
eas tEsnfy-fve subpsRnas were served for persons
s-s s snear and testify before the Special and Ex-
- Stv there were twenty-four convictions
we contention Is made by this Department that
5eSf-e house Is illegal. and If such contention is
tSsfsiaed ey the courts then at the next election
s-srs5 ii ne county OF New-Yerk for a number OF
49, WI be broken up. The real offenders in this
AZ cases are the ones who permit such illegal
segs5s ms e 5fy,Sas viii .bose a-he 5 Se IS.
1870 tie statute IL Is bue just say that there
has 80 these IodginF house and hospitsi eas
TIE - -ose Of .snnaid helm a. BELIEVE IT,
.sei the plain question is whether an inmate of
- - NJ these Institutions supported by the public
en- the Constitution provides that they do not
s3-ved 70 register and vote merely because their
49, A. placed upon the roll OF ..unpafd helm
80 whom debtor creditor account is kept
rs N and whose alleged employment is a mere
s-fserf1ge 70 eyade the law. II the courts should
N n via be necessary for the Warden Of Bellevue
osnitzI 10 do. for instance. is TO place thousand
e5e-s prfth tramDs from the streets charge them
,sh me duty Ct opening and closing the flaps
Ut viii food not ordered fer them and Vote
;hem on Election Day; In the case OF municipal
issgfng houses IL VIII be only necessary to mi
n the available space in such buildings place the
sn6tes upon the list Of unpaid help" order them
sash legal residence from which they can exer-
Zee are ever sixty indictments pending and
depending upon the appeals taken in these matters
cf he municipal lodging houses and Bellevue Hos
Tbs work OF the Superintendent OF Elections for
re metropolitan elections district which came IN
scisnTtoasly and thoroughly performed.
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ELECTIONS IN PUERTO RICO.
rFprRA1s PROBABLY IN THE MAJORITY IN THE
ISLAND.

rEpERAIs PROBABLY II THE MAJORITY IN THE
ISLAND.
co, Imam Puerto Rico, Jan. so-To-day Is cleo
.,o- dav in this city, and all is excitement Inc
lctton In san Juan will be the last OF over sixty
,oun elections held in the island since OCTOBER.
1ree aavs of last week were set aside as Tegstra-
tim DAYS and 2211 voters enrolled their names ot
this number l74s are Republicans "neh the Dali
lots are counted 1t Is safe 10 say the r1ePuocahs
nil have poIIed a majority OF 4zso.
~ FederaIs will be in the majority for the whole
,eand by about two thousand votes Inc CONTEST
- -teen a close one. Long before elections We're
mas - hars m. Federals conceded that they
ia he showed under on election day The Re
pubIiean candidate for Mayor AZ ~ Ae'~0D'
he Federal Santiago Palmer
-.ar nave been but few attempts at Illegal regis
ration Several would-be voters from out OF Town
- - ayvav Over one hundred men. natives
=, 81 Tbomas St Kits. Antigua ana o'her near
- =. ,,arobsd in a body TO be registered OF
. 4 sfiye qualified. The others ~SIS IsJecteu
, 81 their not being able TO feau 49, "Ile OF
Cor not having lived In the isiahN s
OF I'M estimated population OF san Juan is ABOUT
.b.,aand Figuring on the ac.sItS1 IaGo u
one adult male among nSe p,safion Of six thousand
fresurning that all who couia ~ Oh would sbarv
-aotetered the total REGISTRAR oi g. Iuana nsnl
that httle more than la principal qualifications
are able 10 qualify. Ths Pr sif he able 10 read
necessary are that the voter a. t1IIerto Pic for
aed write and shall have liyea ~ -''e0 i'i
TWO year ,lis H. Federals were ceisof4n theft
80 Al Fasardo when they M rsat ~ ohsl
narade The collision resulted ~ neriously Noundad
one man killed and SIX WI citizens are ia jai
fourteen OF the towns pe5t
ctar9ed with murder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-05
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave Nsw-York Chambers o.
follows. and i've minutes earlier from West 2ad-st
300 A. M-Vestiouled Express daily TOR BIngharnor
Waveriy. Eimira, Buffalo Bradford. Arrive EIrrao
p. Raror Bufralo.
600 p Ms-Nestbued iimtted-Fast daily solid
Tor Chicago Arrives Cleveland 40 a CHICAGO,
p. NJ Sleeprrs to Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati
Dining Car
7tsO =. M.-Bur=lS Cleveland Nestiouied EXPRESS
daily al Buffalo Te05 A. NJ Bradford - Al M
jamestown ZOO A. NJ Youngstown 1921 A NJ. CIevs
Library
9s15 II. Ms-Dally solid Binghamton WaverIy
Elura and Chicago. S.eepsrs Buffalo. Chicago ana
Cincinnati Dining
TT,fCKETS. LOCAL. TINE CARDS PULLMAN
CORPORATIONS a. III, llS 81. 4oi and adT Broad
l2I Howery l58 l2oth-sr and rs West l-th
at Chambers and West 2Sdst- ferries NeN-l orhs $50
and 500 FOltonst aS Broadway. Brooklyn. IL kverst.
Hoboken. Jersey City station NeW-YOrk Transfer
Co calls for checks baggage from hotels and rss
cencss
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EXPRESSES RESPECT FOR DR. DIXON.
THE REV DR. W. GROVE COMMENTS on
EVANGELICAL BRETHREN WHO DO NOT
BELIEVE THEIR CREED"

BELIEVE THEIR CREED"
DR.. W. s Grove. at the Church of the Eternal
Hope in West Eighty hrst-st., yesterday preached
on "Dr. Dixon and the Unitarians in the Brook
Ign Revival" DR.. Grove said in part
The evangelical churches OF Brooklyn tried TO
ministers were TO be invited TO join the holy
who were and who were not Christian Minister 50
S som 2i was unfortunate enough TO suggest
3ecteG Cntsrians were sinners who could not
tabtuiS raKe part n the aivlne work OF saving
10 cast any reflection whatever the morality
the evangelical theological Vocabulary sin does
not OF necessity m can vice or crime; It means
The primary and great object of the Brooklyn
in the next world Dr. Dixon is perfectly hon
st in preaching that the only way 70 save souls
every man who does not accept the etonement
ba't as soul gHq eeong 10
which believes that the hnahciai saTation Of this
standard-would you invite w. J. Bryan to join
Dr. Dixon's firm refusal TO invite the Unitarians
at the suggestion Of his so-called evangelical
command our entire respect Unstlnted praise
h0sG be 20 given be1 e man a %ho 5 what e
orthodox theology or phraseology as a financial
exPedient while privately accepting the Unitarian
en4 Rh s@P up in He b Rsookzg
people saved by faith In the atonement or saved
eyangelicism. Salvation by morality is liberal
ism. Every man knows clearly which method he
believes in. II he believes that good life IS &C
ceptable to God and will bring JOY in heaven,
with or without faith in the atonenent, then he
IS a liberal and has no place In the evangelical
communion II he believes that good men-such
men as Darwin and Emerson-wih be endlessy
tornented because they have faith IN the
atonement then he is roundly and soundly evan
geIicaI and can have theological relations with
Unitarian UniyersaIst
Religion is much in need of anything else
to-day as Of positive convictions Religion is
hungering. thrstng, starving and dying for want want
OF a firm intellectual grasp There can De no deep
feeling without clear thinking
There are millions who have almost arrived al
che conclusion that religious belief cannot be re-
Cancelled with modern science-that we must hoi1
10 eInerstftion or nothing. II IS time FOR all
go cbers 70 adopt the student mood and become
fI1ine 10 cruelty their pet notions II so they can
save The public from utter unbenel ana 1holner-
ence Let us thank God for whatever leads US 10
a positive religious idea.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

FOR TIE WESl.
Leave New York south Ferry (NhiiehAu TermnaD. and
foot Liberty street.
'Daly tExcspt sunday Sunday
CHICAGO, .4-ao m. liberty street only). $50
D. N. az 10 night
PTTTsBURcI. '4so a m Liberty street onIy9. .5x
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS 1000 a m. .s.6s D m.
si2. 10 night
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE fs.0o 1000 CDiner,.
IS 90 c'Royal Limited" exclusively Pullman Train Dlasf
DINER 1875 D. m. CDlner1. and
night. NoRFOIK. tioo y m
Orlces: ii3 iT2 2el asa 1924 Rroadwav - rn,o, q,
w. l27 Bowery n. =. sac Fulton st Rrookvn. vns.s
hall Terminal sad Liberty 81 Baggage CHECKED srar.
hotsl Or restdsncs 70 destination
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UNCLAIMED BANK DEPOSITS.
BILL TO DISCOVER USE OF SUCH FUNDS BY
SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS.

q Brooklyn thinks that savings banks through
ths State reap too rich a harvest from unclaimed
deposits "a their hands and that little any effort
Is being mace 10 find the heirs 10 SUCH savings
re thinks that those moneys used TO erect
handsome buildings for the Of the savings in
srtHtons. To remedy this existing eyil" as Mr.
SUieer terms Il. he VIII introduce resolution in
he House Monday evening that the State Su-
per1ntendent Of Banks furnish 10 the Assembly
detailed statement Of savings banks who own and
occEpy buildings exclusively for their own bust
hess. itz valuation. amount OF interest received
tp2n deposits heid by them, amount OF salaries
paid and amount Of interest declared and allowed
ses-ly 70 the depoEitors
me institutions on their part TO furnish TO
ne Superintendent OF Banks the names Of de-
positors with their parents or trustees together
WITH the amount credited TO the account Of each
oepositOr which has not been increased or dirnin-
.sA-o d deposits OF Withdrawals for period OF
Zen years
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lEHlCH VALLEY.

Desbrosses
r FeFries)
Other figures Cortlancr OF Desbros@s
Daily except sunday sunday leaves 50 Pm othss
daily tSunday leaves IS SUNDAY leaves ID AZ
4 sunday N sunday caves Sl5PN
s. !. 00 n Local EASlON-
-S.55, es. 10 ii For BIT FFALO. NIAGARA falls And
principal local points Prlor aud Dng CArs Coz
meets CCa Branchesf. .
+s1I55 1S 90 Noon :" BLACK DIAMOND Ak
world Lirlited %
c0nnecule
70 add chicago Dining service 4
o 4 n WILkESBAhRE. SCRANTON.
n. and tntermeeist6 polncA
ys5.IO y5.2OP.4. Local for MAUCH CHUNK
81 thicagO Nestibulc Limited For MAG
ARK points West Through Sleeping Cars 70 Chicago
LII. 500 Exposition Express for BUFFALO ssa
ss.55. 300 Pm For ITHACA. ROCHESTER BUFFALO
and Sleeping q Chicago
PLANTED and BOZ BROOK, Locals. daily cxcepf
- 10. 81 -69 80 g = and 80
Tickets and Pullman e Us 81 80 - - 1ne
Columbus >.
Fulton Court g Rdwy and Annex station. Brookyns
Transfer VIII call for and cheek baggage frum aoas q
re<.dencs through 20 destination
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Railroads.
Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL,


A NJ and 3 % p 81. Daily. except sunday Pitts
field. Sundays only e. 8 20 A NJ.
Pullman G all through trains
Trains H;u minated SttS Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices 113 26l, aus and 1916 Broadway 8
Union sq. w 235 Cou-.bus ave. 81 West I25th ST
St S;2ftsGs. New York, and 72o
Fulton ST nd Broadway Z u. BROOKLYN
Telephone 1850 CDrtandt' foE York Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked rom hotel residence BY
Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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WEST SFORE-R.R

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station N Y "A foIoxA
sIxs4o p NJ. CONTINENTAL. LIMITED for pstraL
Chicago and IouiA Dining car -
CHS p M Chicago and ST. Louis IIr,ft.d
rs 900 p a Buffalo and Niagara Fai. E.nrs..
'e1o p. NJ Detroit and Chicago EsprssA
.paily fEKcept sunday:
Timetables at principal hotels ana oorr.. aarxArs
checked from residence hv We.frosfs. Frnre-
C. Z. LAMBERT. General Passenger Aren't nj T.
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CENTRAL R. R. or NEW JERSEY.

' hs VI HhH SLHSEts
ro,- 4 sin coal used exclusively.
81. GaeSS Electro Pneumatic" SgnalA
stations IN New YORK Got o. Liberty 81
1 hezyins time from south Ferry
Trains raj ap leaT st' s5ot jan an r :; 1900
q. For Essten. Bethlehem. Aientown Maaeh CHUNK &C.
= 20 1t5ss SIG . s0 :, $500 M Eastop 81
'sI 90 70 Esstonl A N 500 20 $500 p
r N s I:a9 ? NJ sunday: $50 4 Oo ''i'
noSS II 90 70 Reading: 4 NJ 1:sS $50 SAC 3 90.
al sS to F Rsasng ;sis glghs Sundays $50
to RE Rsa .tI,'o, N :, s12il5 night
r. 4o g $50 s5e , sa 4 sa5 a 61T L9SS 5AS 3
oniy5 s0 Bs rs s4s as5 10 t to Esd - Pax
Hi F6R SnIyI k ( 4 = % PA
Is. 8 80 j 10 $: p N sunday. .io:i 5s a
. For Toms River and Barnegat $3.50 40 30 A N As
FoR ATLAS Hrffc cf PIS a $50 A NJ. Sis 40
Pullman PsrG s y special with vesSuied Coaches and
For stations betxe.l Atlantic Highiand. and Ea, Ions
n sh Ia5 n 81 f. sa a1 ' $50 sna KS a
:ilSa' v ss'ssa s r9s ESQ Ps:s a1i 6 .
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
WASHINGTON.
Week day, - 20 SON s sS0f 1910 % L f1I s.
$3.50 Ppa hissg cs Car 10 0e eI Rqya due Lms s
LLs 1sh1, 500 esOo DINING car) NJ si2B @ds
An N $50 500 = so $50 's:45 P n sundays
south SfSs and saTG. s as a. fog: Of 10 sg os
St. 2s west Sh ST. on 235 cGausss A 1 S as' 4o a
s-7S-Ss '-''- -'''' '''4SD'E' 70 'F''nA
.E5S58 $ ss5'{ Es r f I've zpute. earlier
s sFTom south South F FsTTy at 4, 9 s:is
fFroul South Ferry - 50 P NJ.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

FAST MAIL LINE SOUTH.
Leave New York Pennsylvania Railroad Station. 22d
street DesbrOssss and Cortlandr
except 12:4o train which leaves
12:d0 NOON---NET YORK AND FLORIDA LIN
Daily except Compartment Sleeping Cars. L.
Sunday brary, Observation and Dining
New York TO St Augustine Pullman Drawing Room
Sleeping Cars. New York Aiken. Augusta ard Port
Tampa Steamship connections for Key West ana
Havana.
3.25 p M. Y: & FLA EXPRESS Pullman
Oa-O = We Drawing Room Sleeping New
Daily. York 20 Columbia. savannah Jack
sonville and Augusta Dining Car service
2s16 . "A WASHINGTON & CHATTANOOGA
S'-0 =. We LIMITED. VIA LYNCHBJRS AND
Daily. BRISTOL Pullman Drawing Room
Sleeping cars New York Roanoke Knoxville Chatts-
nOOgz, New Orleans and Memphis Dining Car service
A.OE "A WASHINGTON & SOUTFWESTERN
TsEO u w. LIMITED-Pullu1an Drawing Room
Daily Sleeping Cars New YORK - Atlanta
Macon. New Orleans Birmingham, Memphis AshsVIiie
Knoxville Chattanooga and Nashville Dining car ser-
cisco. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays Tuesdays
and Saturdays. Sunset Limited connection.
1910 NlGHT---EAsT MAIL : Pullman Burss
Daily lants; New Orleans. savannah.
Jacksonville and Miami. Fla Steamship connections for
Nassau; Key West and Havana Dining Car ssrvtcsL
SOUTHERN RY. OFFICE. 2T1 BROADWAY.
and all Pennsylvania r R. ticket Offices
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Surrogate 8 Notlres.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
ABNER C. THOMAS Surrogate Of the County Of
York
Notice is hereby given persons having claims
against Mary A Doan late County OF New York
the same with thereof 10
the subscribers their place OF transactng AT
the Office OF John B. Coleman. Nos II 10 William
Street in The City Of New York before day
August next.
Dated New York the Bird day February 1900
KATIE r. DOI4AN
JAMES A DOIAN,
Executors
JOHN B. COLEMAN. Attorney for Executors II and "A
William Street, New York City.
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