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New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
THE TRADE N CHICAGO.

chicago Arril 80 fSpeciaI.-The May-JuIy differ
enoe N wheat got almost 70 &c to-day. closing with
he spread 17sc 10 &C. The May future lost &c 10
-: rhe July and September about held their own
!, was a day given over 70 changing and covering
Freedman & Phillips leading shorts took their
Ehez- ir. Elevator people and others generally
changed IL the widening difference, the carriers
buying -re Nay and selling the July Outsiders
were doing the other thing-seIIing the May and
buying rha July. There was small speculative
-rs5e. Cables were weak. Paris of equal TO 1c to
C bushel and the English cables of fract1Onally-
The statistics. however. were quite buIish. The
visible decreased 2.3i2ooe bushels: there was de-
crease on passage Of Ls32, 900 bushels. and de-
crease ir the local stock OF 81. 600 bushels. The
seabos-d cIearances were 7s6G09 bushels There
was an Improvement in the shipping demand. with
sales here about 10000 bushels. The worlds visible
"Wednesday viii probably decrease 100000 bushels.
MAY opened $3.50 &c 655sc sold between $3.50 and
554c and closed al 65l4c 70 652sc. July closed al
s-i.I. The Northwestern receipts were sol cars.
against 5as last year Tuesday IS q hoiday-Dewey
Day Wednesday IS delivery day About 1000 o0l
bushels viii probably 80 round on May contracts.
Corn was quiet bur firm. the close 14c 10 l2c over
Saturday. Nay sold at gaze and az 4oc. closed
a. =tc. July closed at 4lc. There was not much
shipping demand. sales less than 5000 bushels
Most of the trade was either in the way Of chang
ing or IqUiGarinE On the breaks however the
market had support Receipts were 165 cars with
so Tor Tuesday. Liverpool was sd 10 sd higher
clearances we're $4,000 bushels The visible de-
creased 2.-s5H90 bushels There was a decrease on
passage Of g2E00 bushels. The local stock, 704e-
9ei bushels. decreased 1035050 bushels Western
weather conditions keep favorable II is expected
the corn deliveries on Wednesday viii be about
2eo ol0 bushels. Patten and Bartlett-Frazier are
expected 70 "a Ike IL the bulk Of the deliveries they
are supposed % he long Nav with the July sold.
Oats were weak. the May losing lzc and the May
discount under July getting 10 sc. Nav closed at
- 024-c. July closed At 23ts 23l4c. Fine weather
conditions are bear factor. a large shipping
business was done tO-day's break, about 90 600
bushels here and half as much more at Milwaukee
Receipts were rs cars, with 249 for tomorrow
FlaXseed was strong without being active Cash
was hid up 30 q bushel to s. 70 May closed at
s. 3: September. g 25; October. 8 IS There were
a5 cars al the three points, against Il last year
Provisions were weak, pork losing 17-ac; lard and
rms, 501-'zc- There were s. 90 hogs with prices
- lower There was no support given the specu-
lative market whatever. The cash trade has been
rather unfavorably affected by the floods South
II mas not been 50 good for the last few DAYS
PROVISION stocks VIII all show q decrease for the
month Deliveries VIII be light.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
TENNESSEE COAL, Iron AND RAILROAD
COMPANY
4 I A MEETING of the Board of Directors OF

the Tennessee Coal. Iron ana Railroad Company
Il, 1900. following dividends declared;
a. A dividend Of per centum ts2 per share on
this Company. payable MAY !. 1900
Hanover National Bank, New York city. 10 stock
holders u record April - 1900. including the
issued the holders OF the preferred
Of tins company who have assented, prior 10
April 1860 exchange their preferred
stock the basis OF 100 shares OF
preferred shares Of
All the dividends IN the asserting
preferred company April l. 1900.
ing n aggregate 5i per (sS+ sharsj
payable a and place to holders or
preferred stock OF record april
The transfer books the preferred and the
stock closed clock p II. April ~ 1900 and
will reOpeneI 10 o'clock A NJ May !, 1917.
stockholders requested to send their present
addresses the Undersigned.
JAMES BOwRON. Treasurer.
- Broadway, New York city.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
THE RECORD OF SALES.

Joseph W Lawrence and Z. c. McKeever have
sold for John Byrns 10 Michael Walsh No q East
one hundred -tourteenth-st. hve story double
Hattie stern has sold TO Mrs. BENJAMIN kraf;
for her own occupancy No. - East Ninety -thlrl-
s., four story dwelling house. with extension.
Lionel Froelichs Son has sold FOR Oppenhe!mer
& Htrsch the block front on the east SIDE OF Lex
ington-ave between Qns-nund5tdth ana one nun H
5nndred-and- -rrst-st for Sis 900
The same broker has also cold for Nathan Abra-
hams 70 Dr. Frederick Matthews the three story
PEoTqsf2gs Fas fg2GS sH'i 5P st hS5s ''A
G. Friedman and H. Schoeman nave ,,E 5oi6 6riI5 I3r
ings Nos 2S7 and 239 Ei!za5eth-st. 1xS4 FOR about
9S sve6 Tine g@ysF house sEfs to N . el't al
Staten Island. and some other property. -.,
the story brick 6qidng a. t9s ,, DSr'TTsT, TSs suSer
Gilbert NJ Spier, gives in exchange the SIX slOiS
= n Moody, Of Brooklyn has sold for John II
uent brOwnstOne two family dwelling hoGs- -
10 a Mrs Blake the two story and basement oroown-
stone two family dwelling house No 40 Fifty-H''h-
Edward Johnson OF BROOKLYN. has sold 70 Il s-. w
dw6I!ing nouse ioxiCo Fifty u'Rth.st near -Four
teenth ave Brooklyn; also to GhsrIeS sun hs me-
.3xlo9 In nnthst near bs EN- stoTy
8TS9ostyn and t9 9sy dxeng house 4x1OS IN
Fifty -ninth-st near Fourteent ave. Brooklyn
west corner Of one twentieih-st snd
has SOLD is prsIna ture- II i
however that negotiations now pending may result
in lrs sale early date ,,
The report 10 the effect that Stxth-ave- retail
6rvgoods house is 70 occupy twelve story struc'
ure" on the site OF the Fifth Avenue Hote! anu
Madison Square Theatre after 1873 wsS denIed YES
terday bv the representative or w. 2 Emo. VINO
said that no negotiations 20 tHat end were IN
Emo has at present no defnlle plans
concerning his recent purcAasr -, ,-..
Among the offerings at the New ork Real Estate
SaIesroSm Yesterday was No 500 West Twenty
eighth-st. and the parcel was sold by the mortga-
gees through James l.. Wells under power con-
yarre,j on them by the mortgage which power va.
10 he exercised in OF default IN interest ana
otbar ma The results Were
Pv James /. WeIIs-No. 50S West T~enty-elg n
81 south side l25 feet west of Tenth-ave. 2oXSsS,
three story office and apartment building on front
and three story brick shop on rear leasenodt tOre-
closure. TO Adam and Amelia Moesch mortgages.
for $4,000 - 90 ~, at, -
east side so feet north of Ouehundred- -and-tw wen
Is 4x60 three story stone front dwell
ing house. foreclosure. to Annie NJ. Goodman. de-
fa6dant for So 59l: Onehundred-a nd
enth-st north side. 4Jo n east OF WiiIIs-ave SoS
foreclosure. TO the plaintln Tor s-soto
Pv william Kennelly-East Oue-hundred-and no
thirty north side l25 feet west OF cypress
ave IDOxlOO four nve story brick unnnished nat
houses: foreclosure; 10 the plaintiff FOR s25oo.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
REAL ESTATE.
WORK ON NEW TWELVE STORY BUILD
ING TO BEGIN sOON-BUTLDING DE-
PARTMENT REPORT FOR
THREE MONTHS.

Work will begin a twelve story fire.
proof office building, which will be erected at No
81 Maiden Lane at an estimated cost Of s40o. 900
from plans fled with the Depa rtment Of Buildings
by Hill & Turner. The structure Will
plot 80 2x1332. and VIII have front of brick and
limestone with marble trimmings. The building
will be put up by Erasmus D. Garnsey who will
also It,
In addition the Maiden Lane Improvement. the
Building Department received Yesterday plans filed
by Ole H. Olsen for a ten-sJOry brick and stone
store and loft building 1O0IIxIO0 to be erected on
the northwest corner of Washington Place and
Cireene-st., estimated cost of $4O0, GOO John
Wooley is the architect
Mayor Van WyCk received the report OF Building
Commissioner Brady covering the operations OF MS
Department for the first three months of 1900
follows
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
PEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

lisI1 M 81 81, g s1a1fsr 90 10 Annie Aaron - $50
1lsh,St. No % "es - ..'-."- % 600
,sth 81 No 10 East 2xIou.5 Katherine II RyIe
IIth-st OF 5tn ave. - l1s- 10
t4y,.1 Hsnrx Al Wiiamson son - = soo
BToorus- Z Wilet and sheriff st..
TSb I2xbgO; Mary ~ ''7s 's.. 1,..-e'~--.- IS 90
stbeIral Parkway n ~ Tth-ave looNtO IL
David J King Al. executors. etc, u Ju4'us 80
KatZsnberg o".'e'
stgeeonlbe- ave n OF l+5th II. IL
- Tai9ey .--....-----..-.-- fe0so
sats 81 81 -" stcTr3x 10 Emma Rochefort -. I4oo
.2d-sr No $50 .. Henry Meink-n 70
John Steing-st-r
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
HE FOLLOWING COUPONS ARE DUE AND PAY
ABLE AT THE BANKING HOUSE OF
n. W. HARRIS & COMPANY

THE FOLLOWING COUPONS ARE DUE AND PAY
ABLE AT THE BANKING HOUSE OF
N. W. HARRIS & COMPANY
MAY L. 1900.
Big Stone Co. MINI. Rerundng
Burlington. Ia Independent District School Building
Claekamas Co. Ore. School District No 3. School Build
Crystal Falls. Mich Rsfunding
Des MOnes Ia. Railroad Company. Consolidated Mort
panap Ia, Independent School District Retundng
Eass ass3s9 F0rtaad os %a9st aad Light
Eyanson yanson H. H. sShG0i scbooI Refanding
Fergus Falls. MINI, Independent Refundns
GSo Great TPEPsh PH o5 so Eeaoo ga 6sc No School,
HaWthorne M Board q Education School District No
I0SspfPafne' I0%a Fafia a Ia w5tsf Electric Light
Ithaca 'Mchit water.
Logan, Utah school Building.
Logansport, Ind. Refunding.
MsRRsfs MsRRsts Gian TP Ia R!tuRans FuRaRs
Menomns Meh Meh rse fmq
No Norfok Va va Bond Bond Series Series
Norfolk, Va Smiths Creek Bridge.
Pulaski Co. Ind: Court House
s Eakf cS Mo- Eco sf602 gt Rt'Ss Wok
stevens Co Wash school District No. covtlle) Gold
T2Iaea. III Water Works.
Wan Go Co. Was School School Bst Bis,T No No So
Woodbury. Co, Ia. Refunding
Yamhill Co, Ore, School Dist No 40 McMInnvie)
Funding.
Lawrence Co.. Ill. School District No. .
MAY 9Th, 1900
St. Louis Mich. School Building
MAY STH 1900.
Menasha, Wis, High School Building
MAY 10TH. 1900.
Fort Dodge Ia independent District Retyndnz
MAY 18TH, 1900.
Britt Ia Water Works.
Galveston. Tex. General Indebtedness Funding.
Lemont, H.. Refunding.
Menasha, Wis, Bridge.
MAY 18TH, 1900.
Pierce Co., Wash. School District No 23 cFernhID.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
NEW RTILDING PLANS.

Maiden Lane Nos 81 and 59. f'r a twelve SOY
hrtck sUc stone orice building. 80 -ALSo--- = ~
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
J. Edgar Leaycraft,
Real Estate.
AGENT-BROkER ER-iPPRAISER
1917 Broadway,
longacre Square.
Special attention given to Renting, Collection of
Rents. and General Management Of Property

Aurtiou Sales OF Real estate.
WILLIAM KEN>ELLf, AUCTH.
SELL AT AUCTION.
AT No 2r2 East s2nd on Tuesday Nay IT. 1901
at A NJ. goods ard shaft.is belonging
% Flies MAYER. contained IN No L215 TEirt Avsnus.
BY order % the Mortgage
William Kennedy. Auct'r. viii sci a. austen az N1.
e2nd Stree' Tuesday. May lst- 1900 al 80
O'Clock A M goods aud chattes belorglnz 20 Emil
Iandspedt contained in Ne. las t2eta Street By
order Of MortEag-e
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
THE FOLLOWING COUPONS ARE DUE
AND PAYABLE AT OFFICE OF
FarSOn. Leach & COMPANY.
35 NASSAU STREET, NEW York.
I.

II,
Aurora Illinois Sewer Improvement.
Adams County. Iowa, Court House.
Barlow. Florida. Municipal
C'0unersvile. Indiana, Water and School.
Moines Iowa Independent School Dist OF Oakfsle
Mountain. Michigan, School
King County. Washington. School District No. Z
kok0mO Indiana. Funding and Improvement.
Malheur County. Oregon. school District No. Is,
Indiana, School
Portland. Indiana. School
Rushville. Indiana Water and Water Company
South Bend, Indiana, improvement
Nlurst0n County, Washington. School District No q
Upton Indiana, School.
Union City. Indiana. School
Van Buren, Indiana. School.
MAY 10. 1900.
New Castle, Indiana School
MAY Is 1000.
Brown County. Indiana Gravel Road.
Mount Vernon, Indiana. School.
Indiana. Funding
VigO County Indiana, Gravel Road
1900.
Saint Iguace. Michigan Water.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
gouutrn propsrrp for Sale
CHOICE WATER FRONT

FARM or 30 for sale good grass tarrn. Tood
n buildings. alonsstd- mile TAX "a miles rom
y Y civ Attr--s r X. Tribune Orfce
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
CITY TRUST co
or NEW YORK.
S6 WALL STREET.


(AEI n L.. go. y Sl,OOO,OOO
Entirely invested in City OF New York Bonds
OTFL - = . l,OOO,OOO
Designated Depository for State City. and Court
Funds, and for Lawful Money Reserve OF the Banks
of the State
Acts as Executor, Administrator. Guardian Trus-
tee Committee Receiver, Assignee, etc.
opens Accounts subject 10 check payable sight
through the New York Clearing House, and al
lows interest daily balances. Issues Certificates
Of Deposit bearing interest, payable on demand or
Furnishes Letters of Credit and Drafts on all
parts Of the world.
Acts as Fiscal and Transfer Agent. Registrar Of
Stocks and Bonds ana Trustee for Corporation
Mortgages.
OFFICERS.
JAS. Ross Curran. President.
John ID. Crimmins. Sice-President.
George r. sheldon. I'd Nice-President en {.
Arthur Terry. Secretary.
Walter W. Lee. Asst. Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
John .. Crimmins. Charles W. Morse,
Frank H Platt Henry Q. Havemeyer
George Il. Sheldon. HOsmer 3. Parsons
Edward Eyre Albert q. JenningE.
Peter Doelgpr William n Celshenen,
William Halls. Jr-. Eugene Kelly.
James n Laying. Edwin Warield
William r. Grace, FlverrOn r. Chapman.
James Roosevelt, Charles '. Fornes,
Edward = Gibbs Frank r. lawrence
J 5. Ross Curran.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
New York Security and Trust Compan,

NO 48 WALL. ST NEW YORK
COUPONS PAYABLE MAY IST, 1900.
Bennington ~ Rutland Ry. Co.
CatIettsburg, Kenoya teredo Water Com
City of Dallas, Texas.
Council Bluffs Gas "A EIec. Co.
Dallas Gas Il Fuel Company.
DaIIes City. Oregon.
Home Riverside Coal Mining co.
Manufa cturers' Natural Gas Co.
Pierce County, Wash May I'd.
n e m g1On Paper Co.
suffolk Gas a EIec. Co. 1st Mtge. So.
Utica Belt Line St. Ry. MtSe.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Getty Hugh. Esther \ Pyle, Nos p and :" -, q
North Moore rereCDrted. wears --.-- S'""
soley Mary H New-Y0rk lAfs Insurance
Company. 54th-st 100 II " Of An ave q, q
Petry Charles +. Emgrant Industrial savings ~ .
Bank No. ss3 sth ave. year --V
Nichols Grant 7. O Lambert suytam. lSl-t-7i. . -
f- OF 7th ! year a-'''
yaruuuI James NJ. Young Men CHRISTIAN
Association. Lexington ave, = I'm II OF @, a
Ti-tien CHRISTIAN r. the Franklin savings
Bark Amsterdam ave. n corner 4fdd 81 aa a
N9rsenroth Jacob ard julius. To Charles sondy ~ .
Madison ave. corner l0otn- -. t-ars --'V
same 10 same Madison ave :. -o-ll II : ' - a
-, r,Vsnb.rx iUo.r Jgitus 70 Davia ! King a.
scutors etc Cathedral Parkway. n " corner n a
~amn Frederick T. Alexander W Fraser - d
Prpadway, s e 1924 81. demand ''''
.Drsnn samuel 10 william NJ Hoes, referee 40 ,
ave No 63 % 81 Bayard St years w.
r,1cror Emanuel and George % carl Fischer NJ a.
ala Fast s4th-st > II years ---'-.---- -'sV
NEW BUILDING PLANS
u.t.sr Lane Nos 81 and ss. f'r twelve s5ory
orrc Ouii -Al3
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01

A large number of violations OF the law are noted
In the report many of which were rectinsd on mo-
tice from the department, but nearly Aoee OF which
were forwarded 10 the Corporation counsel Tor
prosecution.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
WinsIow, Lanier Co., II Nassau ST.. N. Y. City.

WlnSIOW, Lanler & Co., II NASSAU ST., ". Y. City.
THE INTEREST ON THE FOLLOWING BONDS IS
PAYABLE AT OUR BANKING HOUSE ON AND
AFTER MAY / 1900:
American Oil Debenture
Cleveland & Pittsburgh R p. Co. Con Sinking Fund Is.
Cleveland Pittsburgh r p. Co Gen'l Mortgage sas.
Cambridge City. Ind. Water Works IS.
Cannersville. Ind School
Greenfield. Ind. School IS.
Grant County Ind, Gravel Road 6s
Harrison County. Funding
Marion Ind, School SIS
Pittsburgh. Fl. Wayne Chicago Ry. Co. First Mort
gage IS Series z.
Pittsburgh. Fl. Wayne Chicago Ry. Second Mortgage
Series l.
Portsmouth O.. Water Works So.
Key. Town SIS.
Starka County. Ind, Courthouse 5s.
Union County Ind. Courthouse IS
MAY Ash.
Rochester Ind. School 6s.
May Ith.
Montpelier Ind Improvement Bonds
May 18th.
Columbia City. Ind. Water Works 6s.
Dearborn County Ind. Funding 5s
NObesvle Ind. Improvement Bonds
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
uufurnisheo Apartments 20 fsL

ONLY ONE LEFT Handsome apartment % Sven
I -~,uns ana bath every modern Improvement,
location. corner l+oti-
a. ~ POCuFR Sa5 LeVingrou-avs
New-York tribune., 1900-05-01

Tarnera ars5.,.sis sa s''' s.oooso
Washington Place L " corner Greene FOR
ten story brick oft building. 100 liz
stn-svs arSsifset '-.' 'e'-' ''''-' -..-'. soon
Grand Concour.-. : O Is3d-sf. for
stable i3xi3. Mrs. r 2 Dun
don owner. . Quinn. architect .---..- 30
Avenue -. No %. for frame stanie
% lxi6s Of g Wendell No az
i2thst. Horenburzsr 4 Straub. arcni-
..--.-.-...-
Rassford-avs n n % fssth--- f1r four
,eio ovaer. Moore Z Isadsisiei s1sairsr,s--- sso
Westch-ster-ave a n Beach-ave. Tor
torv dwslinEs-
ssades-ou srcSi..c, ..-- - 5000
istth-st. 5. 100 q o. Crotona- f1r thrss
two story frame dwellings. 2x5o. Pirk Dia-
nlond. L Souie. architect. so0O
Amsterdam : l57fh- st. for A
story dwelling and
leo. William g schmidt. owner. Cl-verd1n
FItza- architects
l0th-ave between 2sth and 3oth FOR
story frame milk depots. tsx5O and IiN3So.
u z 4 Q Nicnols
architect
Spuyten Duyvu. yard Independents ave f'r
a story frame shop. - 7 q & r
6 A Nichols architect asG
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-28
COSTLY FUN.

Scranton, Nov. 2S.-Three months
ago Mrs. John Noon sold a small dwell.
ling house to her neighbor, Stephen
Doyle. The latter paid only $25
when he took possession and since as
stolidly refused to pay more or get
out. Mrs. Noon hit upon a novel
scheme to evict him. Mrs. Noon
wrapped herself in a sheet, visited
Doyle's home at II o'clock Tuesday
night, and after wrapping on all sides
of the house, throwing pebbles at the
windows and rattling the doors, began
to walk slowly and solemnly about the
yard.
Doyle awoke and came out just as
Mrs. Noon was passing the front door.
In his terror he seized an axe and
hit at the supposed apparition. The
blunt end struck her squarely on the
head, and DR.. ]. Sullivan, who is at
tending her, pronounced her incura'
bly, insane.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-28
THE MURRAY CLUB.

The Young Peoples social club met
last night at the Universalist church
and formally organized with about 30
charter members. 1t was voted TO
call it the Murray Club and the object
of the association is to promote the
social enjoyment and literary
culture of the members. 1t was
voted to hold meetings every other
Tuesday when programme Will
he given. A delightful programme
was rendered last evening by Miss
Nelson, Mrs. Braley, DR.. Ligouri' Dr.
F. M. Lynde, who recited some selec'
tiops in the Kanuck dialect, and py
Messrs. Hoyt and Phillips who pre-
sented farce entitled "Buck Fan
shaw's Funeral"
The officers are II. c. Whitaker,
president; Miss Lena Moorcroft, VICE
president: Miss Ejith Allen. secre
tarv and treasurer; music committee
Miss Mabel White; dramatic, Charles
Hoyt; literary, Miss Grace lngals; nos
pitality, N. S, Love. Committee OF
membership, DR.. f. M. Lynde' WIN
Duthie, Miss Harrington.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-28
Was an Anarchistic Plot.

New York, Nov. 2S.-In regard to
the startling revelation of plot to
assassinate President Mckinley, the
police were informed by one Marves
IN letter as follows:
"Sir:-Having almost thoroughly
assured myself of an anarchist plot
against His Excellency, Mckinley, l
consider it my duty to advise your of
the name of one who is more than
suspicious of being leader, whose
name is found in the enclosed slip. He
is a fugitive from justice and a dan
gerous man, having been convicted
several times, and on the last occasion
being sentenced to five years imprison-
ment for an anarchist attempt.
"My statement can be verified on
appealing to the Perfect of Police at
Paris, France. In the course of the
past year he had concealed with him
man named Francois, the author of
an anarchist attempt at Scranton,
where he mortally wounded an agent
Of the police"
The writer of this letter, the police
say, has been located, and his story
will be Investigated.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-28
RELATIONS STRAINED.

Constantinopie, Nov. 2S.-Every.
thing points to the fact that the re-
lations between the United States
government and the porte are becom-
ing strained over the Harpoot mat
Mr.. Griscom, the American charge
d'affaires, went to the Ylldiz Palace
Sunday and had an interview with
Tesfik Pasha, minister Of foreign af-
fairs, and Tahsin Bey, first secretary
at the palace. The interview, how
ever, was barren of result.
Although the porte outwardly per-
Sists in the attitute it has assumed
regarding the question of granting an
exequatur to the United States consul
at Harpoot, there is reason to believe
that the dispatch of the battleship
Kentucky to Smyrna has made mark
ed impression in official circles here.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-28
SENATOR DAVIS
One Of Americas Most
Noted Men
DIED LAST NIGHT
He Was Chairman Of Foreign
Relations Committee

St. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 2S.-United
States Senator Cushman Kellogg Da-
Wis, chairman of the committee on for
eign relations Ct the senate, died at
his home in this city at S.4S O'Clock
last night, after an illness of two
months. He suffered greatly during
bis sickness and gradually sank away,
being unconscious for several hours be-
fore death and so far as known suffer
ed no pain. Yesterday, realizing the
approach of death, Mr.. Davis sent for
the venerable T. II M. Villiers APP
pleby, archdeacon of the Protestant
Episcopal diocese of Minnesota, and
Rev. Theodore Sedgwick, rector of
st. Johns church. An attempt had
been made to secure the attendance of
Bishop Whipple, but that prelate was
in Florida. Upon the arrival of Arch
deacon Appleby and Mr.. Sedgwick
Senator Davis was for a time suffici-
emily rational to express his grateful
appreciation of their ministrations.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-28
CAPITAL CITY NOTES

Montpelier, Nov. 2S.-Hon. Frank
Plumley appeared before the court
and withdrew the case of Cross Broth
ers VS.. Standard Granite Co. ct al. and
Fretcher Granite Co. tr., the case
having been settled out of court.
Prof. Everett Skillings teacher of
Greek and Latin at the Seminary, left
yesterday for Portland, Me. While
there Mr.. Skillings is to be married to
Miss Ethel M. WestcOtt of that place
at the home of the brides parents on
Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs.
SkillingS expect to arrive in town Fri
day, and have engaged rooms Oh the
hill.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-28
MANCHESTER IN TROUBLE.

Manchester, VT, Nov. 2S.-Great
strife has arisen In this town over the
charter recently granted to the village
of Manchester. This village pays one
third of the entire tax Of the town,
and tie residents Of the villages of
Manchester Center and Manchester
Depot claim that it is unjust for this
villageto have tive.eights Of the high
way tax which is paid by the village
as the corporation will have less than
one-f1ffh of the roads to care for and
only one bridge, which is not at all
large.
Nothing can be done by the resi-
dents d the other two villages to pre-
vent the charter from going into ef-
feet, but as they control the votes of
the town, it is expected that they
will make a strong fight at the coming
March meeting to have some measures
passed which will be of decided advan-
tage to Manchester Center and Man
chester Depot.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-28
SIGNED BY GovERoNR:

The following bills were approved
by the governor
93, to pay Carrie Corbett.
"a, relating to commitments to
state asylums.
11s, relating to telegraph, telephone
and express companies.
1913, the reappointment of state
Senators.
1873, to pay H. M. Mcfarland.
1852, to pay j. W. Mears.
1876, providing for reserve fund
for mutual fire insurance companies.
1lS, allowing clerk for adjutant
generals office.
IA, relating to rental for jail
rooms.
1856. authorizing compilation OF
school laws.
-97, salary Judge pro bate Chitten-
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