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TO OPPOSE P4RK-4TE. ASSESSMENT.

PROPERTY OWNERS OBJECT To PAYING $4,000 OF
COST OF RAISING CENTRALs TRACKS.
The property owners along Park-ave.. in the
upper part OF which the New-York Central Rail
road Company recently constructed its elevated
track structure. will fight the proposition of the
Corporation Counsel 10 assess them 10000 Of the
cost of the improvement. The law under which the
structure was built authorized the assessment a
this amount the property in Harlem A mass
meeting under the auspices OF the Park Avenue
Property Owners Association viii be held tonight
at : o'clock I'm Ma jestic Hall, One-hundred- q nd
txenty-hfth-st. and Park-ave 20 encourage oppOsI-
tan TO the assessment.
The Corporation Counsel intends 70 make appli-
cation the Supreme Court tomorrow for the
appointment of three commissioners To apportion
the assessment The plan OF the opposition will BE
discussed at the meeting by Aldermen Goodman
and Mccall and others.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-30
GIFT OF $4,000 TO WAsHBURy COLLEGE

Topeka Kan Oct. 29-Washburu College has
received a gift OF $4,000 from a Boston man. who
gave the money condition that his name be
absolutely withheld He specifies that the money
shall used for building an astronomical observa-
tory. The trustees OF the college have accepted
the gift and it's condition
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NAME OF CANDIDATE.
OFFICE TO BE FILLED.

OFFICE TO BE FILLED NAME OF CANDIDATE
s2d District Charles
SSd Dfsfriet. James J. Fox
S4h District Signund ........-.
MEMBERS BOARD OF
ist Districi John J. smith
2d District Daniel
81 District Timothy J.
4h District George W
sh District Charles r
9th District James Darrigan.
9TH District John
sth District Mayer ShoenfeId
9th District Frank l. Dowing
10th District John .............
llth District Andrew ]. Hussey
18th William
18th District John Wood
l4th Disrct........-....J John F.
18th Disrict-..........w William J. Matthews
leth District. Max Hahn....-.........
18th District. James Carroll
18th District. l.. Doyle.
18th District. David VI.
10th Disrict.-............ William
2lst District. John Stewart..........
2d District. Samuel II.
23d District. Edward F.
Gath District. John l. Florence.
25th hDisrct--..-......Joh John G. Kett. .............
Goth District Benjamin NJ jacobson
E'th District Herbert Parsors--..-....-.
2sth Joseph Krush .............
2ath District Joseph Oatman...........
Both District. John Otto..............
3lst District. franklin B.
sd District. Joseph \. Hoffman,.
3Sd District. Elias Goodman
34th Distrct........... James CoNden
s5th John F Fitzgibbon..
Seth James
$3.50
s7th District. Ludwig Lang
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WANT H4TEHETER'S LAND.
IsLfP AND BABYLON CLAIM TITLE TO RIPARIAN
PROPERTY N FRONT OF MODERN VENICE

Babylon. Long Island Oct. 29.-The town
Soards of Isllp and Babylon met here to-day
in joint session 10 arrange begin a joint
suit 10 recover title 10 land under water in the
bay held by Henry o. Hav-meyer and lying
in front OF his Modern Venice. Mr.. Havenever's
title 10 the property acquired from the State
while Governor Flower In office The property
is located in Islip which was formerly part of the
town Of Babylon
The authorities say that the land Is town prop
erty and was never owned by the State Their
claim is based on the town charter from Eng
l.sh Crown. Counsel will draw up papers in a few
DAYS
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NAME OF CANDIDATE.
Abraham Hsrawitz- z-.....----
Max :. Forgc-.
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NAME OF CANDIDATE.

NAME OF CANDIDATE.
Benjamin Hanford........-.
Morris Brown..............
Henry stahl ...........-...
Louis p. Bouain. n...........
Phillip Bauer ....
Leon A MsIkiel............
Gustav Dressler.............
Theodor Kerfs
Berthold Korn. ....-.,.
Edward NJ. Martin. .-.--..
Henry l. Sl1bodin.
Henry E. Oliver .,....-.....-
Leonard D. Abbott. ..-.....
Jacob J. Mintz
Maxim Romm
John A. Kilgus.
Frederick Richter -.....-.
John Nsgel........--.-...-.-
Adolph Loostrand .....-....-
Morris Hn'quit.....-....-.
Edward Brown ........--
William J. F. Hanneman.
Jacob Huber r.......-..-...
Jacob Panken ..--...........
John Eliich.
Edward r Cassidy
Alexander Jonas..--.........
Charles weyen...........-.
Rudolf Modest --...........
Bodo Braune .............-.
solomon Fei6nsn. sn.---.
Charles Fritchy ........-....
Peter Klippel.
Charles Ho,ns s.......-......
Frederick Paulitsch.----...
John Abroneit .-.---..-.-
August F. wesener.-.-....
Emile Neppel.
Edward Loewenthsi.----..
Isidore PhiIltps..-....---.
klcnar1 k0cE.
George Taufer -..-.....-.
Algernon Lee e--..--.-..
Frederick Thomas as...---.--.
William Edlin.--.--.--.-...
Christopher Dittman...-..,.
John n. Rove. e..--.---.-.
David Michelousld...-..-..
Anton Maier.
julius Halpern.-....-.-.
John ?. Han6lon.......-...
Louis simon.-...-.--.....
Ernest Werner er....--....---
Joseph Aaron Goldstein.----.
Philip II. Schmitt. tt....-......
John Asssl.--..----.---.-.-.
Abraham csspe..--.........
Charles Schlaersr-..
George Lindner. r.-....--,
Fred Braner.
Isaak Il. L.ehkowitz ..-...,
Henry Haupt.
John Bsuer-.-....-.......
Fred schastsr..--.------.
Carl Aneers ers.-.---.....
william PaschbvrE.-..---.-
OTTO seecer- ---------.... -
John J. Flics. ..-..-..---
C. A. sprenger-.-..........
Ludwig sohr........--...
Morris Sacks ..-...---..-
Henry Engel---.-.--.-.-..-
Wilhelm Ehret ....-.-....,
Eugene A. Kohut.-..----,
Adolph Grosilins-r...-.--...
Jacob Bolin.
Frank II. Hii.--.-..-.----
John J. cohn-
Joseph cohn.......--...-..
Herman Reich
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NAME OF CANDIDATE

OFFICE TO BE FILLED. NAME OF CANDIDATE
Mayor seth Lo".----......--...-
Comptroller ............... Edward NJ
President Of Aldermen Charles Y. Fornes
justices Supreme Court Morgan J. o o'Brien--..-..-
James A Blanchard. ........
John Proctor C1arke.-....--.
samuel Greenbauu,. ....-.-.-.
Judge Of cry Court Samuel seabury....-..-
Sheriff ............... william, j. oBrien..--.....
County Thomas I. Hamilton
District Attorney........ William Trayer-
Register ..............Joh John Il J. Ronn.r-...-.-..
Pr-rident Borough Of Man
haitian jacob \ 'aIl''V--
Coroner, .......... Gustav Scholer-----.--.----.
solomon GoIdenkranz. nz........
Moses J. Jaekson-----..---..
Nicholas ?. BroUn-...-.-.--
MEMBERS or ASSEMBLY.
i-t District william A Coskiey.---..--
d District Theodore J.
"A District August Stebbins.
4th Di.,rtet-.--..-....-----
erh District ....--.......... George 2. Lapp.
7th John J. Bu-sl.y..-....--
s;h District ------------..-.
9th District James A Anen-..-.--'
10Th District-.....--... Henry :. schneider.
Il,h District william, Wait, Jr-----.
18Th District. John A
i4th District Juu. kTaUsc
18th District -..-.--..-- Joseph T.
18Th Distrio.............. David Bergstsin
i7th District ....--..-...... William
18th District julius H. Seymour
2ota District Bernard Fitzpatrick
20 District. John T. cronin-
.3d District Josiah r SeVcorb-
Gath Charles @
18th Distrct.-...---...Joh John A weekes. Jr-.-..--.
2sth District. .............. Maurice p. Dayidson-.-
eath Disrc,. Hainbrdse CoIby..-..---.
snrh Richard F. Mcmahon
slst District. Arthur l.
32d District Charles r
District James J Fox
S4,h signund
MEMPEFs sfSFF%aN s2ARD OF
District John J. smith
"a District Daniel \ Casea.
ID District ....-......... Timothy
4th District. George ".
9Th District James Darrisan.....-...
7th pistrict................
9th District.......-.... Frank L. Dowling.
10th District ............ William Ficse
iIth Andrew
District John Wood
isth District Kunzenman
18th District William J.
District Max Hahn.
18th District James Carroll.........-
District Charles Renzland.
18th District .............. David
Goth District William
I'd Edward +.
24h John
25h District John G KIett.
2sh District BENJAMIN NJ Jacobson
9th District Herbert Parsons
Both District John Otto
31st Franklin
32d District Joseph II. Cunningham
.............. Elias Goodman
District James Cowden Meyers
s5th District John F. FIzgibbon.
District James Kennedy
37th District Ludwig Lang
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NAME OF CANDIDATE.

NAME or CANDIDATE.
Seth Low -.---.
EDWARD II. Grout........-.-
Charles Y. Fornes
Morgan J. o'Brisn.....-...
James A. Blanchard. ..-......
John Proctor Clarke.-.--....
samuel Greenbaum..----.-
samuel seabury y--.-.-...--..
william J. o'Brien.....
Thomas J.. Hamilton ....-.
william Travers Jerome. go.
John II. J. Rouner...-.-...
Jacob A. Cantor.
Gustav Schoier- er--...-.-....
Solomon Goldenkranz .-...-
Moses ]. Jsckson.-.--...
Nicholas T. Grown. ...-.....-
william =. Coallley..-.-
Theodore J. KarInan. .......-
August II. s,esbins $4,000.
Mss Brown.
Edward r. Finch h...---.
Jacob FriedenthsI I.......
John J. Buckley .....-...-.
Charles s. Adler. ...........
james A. Allen.
Jacob c. Brand ...--.,....-.
william Bell War, Jr.....
Jacob Bieger. ..-...------.
John A. Casey y-.-------..--
George ". Jones
Joseph T. Ryan...--.-.-.---
David Bergstein- n-...-----.-.-
william Il. Romer. ....---..
william r. Soaring ---------
Julius Il. seymour...----..-.
william :. Beunet.........-.
John 7. cr0nin. n...----.-----
Josiah 7. NeWcomb- b-..----.-
Charles C. Bothner ..-..
John A. weekss. Jr.,.....-
John J. Young,
Gherardi Davis .-s.-..-'..-
Maurice T.. Davidson. -------
Bainbridge Colby. y.-.....--.-.
Richard 4. McMshOn. 1850
Arthur l. Sherer....-----...
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city
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PLACE OF BUSINESS

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PLACE OF BUSINESS.

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CITY.
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York city.
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OFFICE TO BE FILLED
MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY.
Eighth District. .-..-.-...-.
MEMBER OF BOARD OF
ALDERMEN.
E.ghtc District. ..........--,
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$40 f sth St, y. Y. 9.
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S16 Broadway. New York
city.
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City.
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City.
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~anss Of Ctty Court-..--.--.
Sheriff
s-s----.s s-ss-ss--s-
AArfA .s..s-...-.--
Ns'rct AttorDey...........
sss-s-.
ss.nent Borough OF Man
azttsn .,........-.
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OFFICE To BE FILLED.
MEMBER OF ASSEMBL
Eighth District. .....
MEMBER OF BOARD or
ALDERMEN.
Eighth District. ............-
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OFFICE TO BE FILLED.
Mayor .------..-...-
Comptroller ..---..-.......
President Board Of Aldermen
Justices Supreme Court
lst District. t..-.-----..
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EIzsER OF ASSEMBLY.

MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY.
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OFFICE 10 BIZ FILLED
2-=foT ss.ssss...~s.-s
lrlptroller -....-----.-.-'
Resident Board of Aldermen
sls,icss Supreme Court....,
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Sheriff --..-....--.... .......
County Clerk. .....----.--.-,
District Attorney--...--.--.
Reg eter
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city.
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80 East i4th St. New York
City.
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go East Broadway. New
York CITY.
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City.
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City.
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SO West 3sth ST. New York
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City.
S2O Broadway, New York
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Charles F. Wilson ..-....
James !. Fox--...-.....---
Sigmund Feust
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-06

of them protested, and got out an in
junction to restrain the collection OF the
taxes on the ground that after the time
had elapsed for the work to be done on
the original bid, the council had failed
to again give notice and set time for
doing the work. The case was taken up
to the supreme court and the dissenting
property owners won the case. Then
the bank brought suit in the federal
court, making the city of Clinton the
defendant. as Lyons had in the mean
time been merged into that city.
In his opinion handed down yester-
day Judge Shiras says in part, that it
that since the issuance of the
bonds the city of Lyons has been an
nexed to the city of Clinton, the court
holds that the paving bonds issued by
the former city are subject to the de-
Tense that they exceeded the five per
cent limitation on municipal indebted
ness found in the constitution of the
state. In treating these bonds as an
of the city of Lyons they
cannot be hold valid in an amount ex-
ceeding $1,000 and that so far as the
equitable right may exist to enforce the
payment against the owners of the
property is involved this ques-.
other parties to the suit, VINO are own
ers OF abutting property, and leave is
granted to the complainant to amend
the bill making the parties thereto own
ers Of abutting property"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-06
Britain May Ask Loan.

London, Nov 5.-What is regarded as
en- important announcement preparing
the people of Great Britain for new tax
es and fresh loans was made last night
by the chancellor OF the exchequer. Sir
Michael Hicks-Beach. in speech at
Bristol. After alluding to the increase
in the ordinary expenditures in the gov
eminent he reviewed the war taxes, and
said that the ever-increasing demand Of
the national exchequer gave reasons for
careful thought and even anxiety for the
future.
THE cost of the war in South Africa
Is enormous" said Sir Michael. ut still
drags. It may be. when next year comes,
that may have to ask the people Of
this country to bear even greater bur-
dens and to make even greater sacri-
fees"
John Morley. M. p, speaking yester-
day at Forfar, Scotland. asserted that
the ordinary annual expenses Of the
British government had increased $685.
Geo. 900. He declared that there was real
danger ahead of the country.
Sir Michael Hicks-Beach announced
that the government was communicate
ing with the authorities in South Africa
with view to change OF the situation
OF the concentration camps and to an
amelioration OF their conditions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-06
CLINTON PAVING CASE.
Judge shiras Hands Down an Opinion
of Importance.

Dubuque. Nov. 5.-Judge shiras of the
United States court handed down an
opinion in the famous Clinton bond
case yesterday. This is perhaps one Of
the most complicated cases with which
our distinguished Judge had had t., deal
for many day, if not during his entire
career on the federal bench. The opin-
ion does not fully dispose of the case.
but permits the parties to bring in 9TH
err defendants in the case. and makes
other recommendations.
1t was in the year 1893 that the city
council Of Lyons decided to issue bonds
to pave Sixth street. The council adj
vertised for bids in the regular way and
let the contract, but found that owing
to the hard times they could not sell
the bonds. It rum on and altho ths con
tractor was to have the work completed
by Nov. 1, 1894, the work was not begun
until the spring of 1895. The work went
along under the original contract with
out any more advertising or reconsider
alton and the savings bank of Burlng
ton, VT, purchased the bonds. But
when the levy for the paving was made
on the abutting property owners some
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-06
OFFICIAL WEATHER FORECAST.

Chicago. Nov. 5.-For Iowa: Cloudy
and threatening, with probably light
rain and warmer tonight and Wednes-
day. Synopsis of weather conditions:
An area of high pressure was central
this morning over the lake region and
the upper Mississippi valley and the
barometric pressure is high over the en-
tire Mississippi valley and east to the
Atlantic coast.
The barometer is also high over Utah.
An extensive area Of low pressure Is
central on the nortl. Pacific coast, the
lowest barometer reading being 29.55
inches at kamloops in the British
Northwest. 1t is causing cloudy wealth
er and light rains turnout the northwest.
The temperature fas remained nearly
stationary in all sections except in
North Dakota, where it is slightly
warmer
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-06
Pin Prick Kills chieaaoan.

Ithaca, N. Y. Nov. 5.-Edgar Percival
seegar, of Chicago, member Of the
Cornell class of '9s died last night I'M
der unusual circumstances. Thursday
a small pimple appeared on his left
cheek. He carelessly picked it with a
pin, and blood poisoning set in at once.
No medical aid could prevent it's spread
and he died In terrible agony at the city
hospital.
Mr.. seegar was one of the most prom
inent and popular members Of his class
during his undergraduate days. He
was member Of the Phi Kappa Psi
Fraternity and the honary junior and
senior societies of Aleph Samach and
Sphinxhead. He was graduated in the
engineering course and last June was
sent to ithaca by the westinghouse
company OF Pittsburg, Pa, to take
charge of the construction Of new
power plant that was being constructed
here.
The remains were started Tor Chicago
at noon yesterday;