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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06

The approximate amount q The hen OF satisfy
yv1t.h above described property Is Is
T-orsan thousand seventy Dollars.
1+eret thereon lay OF together
allowances amounting, Thres
an -fy1ve ana dollars, interest from June
fGr- 1gu+ roEzlner expenses o. salt
a-ryrats amount taxes. assessments liens.
vgr-h are 10 allowed purchaser pur
chase money, paid 5y the referee Two thousand
~ 11fref and t1rry-rrl interest
Dated. New York June 18Th 1891
EUGENE H POMERCZ. Referees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06

Advertisements following branch
Offices a; regular Office rates until O'Clock p m. vfE
q. sth-avs esd-st 1853 eth-ave.. cor. i2ths
OF East 257 West 42dst between Tth and 9Th
av.s SIS esrwssn 18TH and
77th i.o2s 6lst-st; 17os ist-sve near
ssth-ss-: 1877 Ieath-st: TrenOnt-sve $50 3D.
ave. near s1st-st.: sd-ave.: % Chr1stopher-st
Brooklyn. y. T-2 CoGrt-st.: 2l6 Court 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06

The approximate amount o. the Zen or char-- a, sa.
tsty which the ah0vedssCrAs1 pr0Berry 81
So. sos. Is from 20rb
June 1864 together allowance
70 SS3h+O together with -1e expenses 0r
approximate q the
rates other liens % be allowed purchaser out
and interest.
Dated New York path DAY Of June 1904
FREDERICK W STEELE Refs-.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06
Notice of Summons.


~ 7
- New York-Harriet Brady, individually and Sole
FxacTrrfx 81 ths Last VIII Testament Margaret
Wood and Harvey W smith Plaintiffs against
Abs~t Vrd Edward dod Ida Wood StillweiI. Leila
Lila A Robertson. Marie Z Wood. Grace Wood. and
Bertha Wool defendants summons Plaintiffs desire
rT4al "a h. IN the City County OF New To
the abovenamed Defendants: You hereby
~ answer me Complaint in this action and
copy OF your On the Plaintiffs Attorneys within
twenty fsvg after OF EXCLUSIVES
OF I've Jaw OF service your failure ap
pear or answer Judgment Will De taken against
dsfauIr for he relief demanded in Complaint.
Dated New York. May ara. 1894
G0ODVIN. THOMPSON x VANDERPOEI- PLAINTIFF
Attorneys. Ofice Address, No Wall Street. Post
Clrice Address 1851. New York City
To the Defendants Ida Wood Stllwell and Leila
Leila A Roberson The foregoing
upon YOU BY publication, order OF Hon.
John Proctor Clarke OF the Supreme
Court of the OF New York. County OF New York
day OF June, lS+. and sled with the Com
herein the Office OF Clerk u
New York. County Court House. Borough Man
haitian. York City said Tth day Of 1904
DATED New June Tth. 1904.
GOODWIN. THOMPSON & VASDERPOEL- PIaintff-s'
once Address. No. Wall Street. New
York City. Post Office Address p o. Box 1861 New
City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06

w -. =, .he stockholders % the Company
n. - Iss ri OF directors puTsus1, 10 stction o.
ca4ei ~ Law, VIII be held al the ofiice
o. ne NJ Robert b AeWan a. 40 i! Sr 80
way. BOT %. the afternoon Tor inc
cav o. .,.snr upon proposition that the corpora
s~r,hvTth dissolved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06
Insurance Statement.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT


WHEREAS, THE TEUTONIA INSURANCE
w COMPANY located New Orleans = Of
I.sIlsiana has FLED Office sworn statement bv
TIE proper thereof showing condition aad
complied in all Jaw
OF this relating FIRE ard Marine COM
panies Incorporated by United
Now. Therefore. n pursuance Of .aN, T. Francis
% Insurance o. the
YorE do certify THAI said Cor-uanv h-rehy
Of
Insurance
year. The
said Company az the date or sra statement CDeceber
is follows:
Aggregate amount O. available asses -S790 100
Aggregate amount % liabilities Except capital
and surplusl. including reIrs'rncs- 0ss Is
Amount Of actual pEi1-up capital
surplus
Amount OF ncor1e
Amount o. expendlttres 11r ire 604
N Witness Whereof 7 he-et1uro sun
II. s. sc-fb-d AID 81 NV o.
nee 70 be s1txed the day and year aooys
FRANCIS HENDRICKS
Superintendent OF Insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06

NEW


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
TOrk-Ths AIizuc. Realty COMPANY PLxsu.i-
:. nSai5st William G Dewey ana others. Defsndants-
duly and entered IA tie asoT .r.friaf .rs,, -
bearing date thu 23rd day June 1904 u the Under
signed the Refsree in said Judgment named. viii az
5roloWay N Ire Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New
aor On me LII dAy q Jay. lst4 al Il clock
directed BY said judSmsnt sold rasrsin d.
SEIZED as s9iows Al thaS plot q land in the City and
thereon. bounded follows. s5stnrinx az
POINT = the sourAeriy sias OF Twentieth Distant
westerly side OF Fffh Avenue an rlnninx thsnc,
elghty-fuu- fee % The northery OF Ninsteenth
street thenes westerly along the northsry side or Ni
parallel with FJh hundred and sishty-f0u-
eet q the southery side OF wenteta Street and themes
SIX feet SIX inches the 5eginnirE said prem
Ises beng now Known Numbers rSsnry-eisht and
and ThrtytAree West Nineteenth Street Subject 20
certain mortgage fer one hundred and ninety thousand
dollars executed 0y said defendant William c. Dewey
nc oaintt herein which bears May 9TH
lSO and was dly recorded IN Ocs OF the Register
Iber IS OF Mortgages 3s8, subject
pants asanst nuisaes contained IN instruments recorded
6sg % C,1TIvava,,as 49, a. - yrs - 1-c1~-v
the building mon sal 0rr15ses ard tenants szainsc
sters once. IN Llber 623 Conveyances page 81 20
party wall agreement affecting the sastery wall q tho
wall lgTee11en- -s~f,- ~ $500, ,i ~ Eve bstIs
ing On said premises Register Once. n
Dated New YORK. June p 1904
HAROLD SWAIN. Attorney for PlstntiT lag Broadway.
hoIoGSn or Manhattan View York CITY ~.
rs street numbers . and 50 West Goth Street. and
81 and 90 West 10Th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06
Proposals.
CUSTOM HOUSE NEW vORy
Collectors Office July 5 1904
pATIONS FOR REYENTE YESSEIS-

PATIONS FOR REVENUE VESSELS
Sealed proposals FOR supplying -atsous 10 vessels
of the United Revenue regularly
stationed, or temporarily. at New York n. Y. and de-
livered board said vessels placs during
fiscal year ending June 30. 1905 be at
this ONCE until o'clock 2. NJ Friday. July s. 1905
which time and place they viii be publicly opened
Blank OF proposal. with specifications
ules showing component parts OF ratons. be had
application 70 this ONCE. proposals
nlttted said form
n sTRANAHAN CoIl-ctor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06

Proportion Of fixed charras
taxes. insurance and D.
81 Luz -----+-s --.
From which deduct renewal
---1 .--.-.---- ..-.....-
Surplus for the y months
Less dividend Of 21hG, 81
elared Dec. 1909. ana les.
dividend Of 2izCs dsciar.5
Dec, lssj2 ..........
Remaining surplus ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION

lis Chambers St.. New York City.
The Institution have declared interest
remaining deposit during the three ana x
months ending go 1900. rate OF FOUR PER
CENT per from 81 $1,000 payable
and after Monday July Deposits made on or
before July 10 viii draw interest July 81
". H b COTTEN. President
G. BYRON LATTNER. Secretary
CHARLES H FANCHEF, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06
SUPRElIE COCRT. COrNTY OF NV


. 1orx-Alnie G. Tower p-aiuti1. against NIorftz
uent OF toreclosGTs a1d sale gully made
ABOVE entitled action bearing cate 9Th
= the TdsFsiE1ed referee said
VIII sell AZ public auction the
>aesFooTn No l6l BT1a-vly. in the Borough
tan CITY ot View York. the 6Ju July 1914 az
i o.ciock noon that day by T. Phoenix InErahara.
auctioDeer the premises directed judgment 70 "a
piece parcel OK buildings tnpr
thereon lying being In ths
Borough oc The Bronx and 81 York beIuc
Section NunnD-- o. Block Number man
known The land Map n CITY OF New york
bounded and described follows a
the easterty line 1- AI1ll formerly
a. the nSrteriy corner u t1e premises
veyed BY G1vart Richards and wife Carlsy;
thence running lOrtEWardy along
line Avenue 90 feet thence run
ming ges 70 me satd
easJeriy line Of Mott the
OF a ryv1.
hundred and cw=nty-aue t22l' feet one
eighth tTsj inches 10 the uoTthwestsrv
York and Harlem Elailr1scs thence
war1ly but along the said 1or-nwssJsrly
road 30 0neI1ar-er o. inches
Carley. Aforesaid. running thence wes-Nardly, bur
along said n0rthsrly line OF Careys rzhu
angles the said eastery line Of Mott
dred sixteen t2l feet i've and-Jhrse egnrhs 54sf
inches tls said easteriy Line q MoJ-
paint place OF beginning.
Dated: New York. June 1879 1904
EUGENE Il rCMEROT. Referees.
SAMUEL :. CARTER, u. Attorney FOR Plainrff. Is
Wall Street. Borough or Manhattan. New York City.
described aoovs the number being 354 Mott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
School Agencies.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEA CHEERS AGENCY
y Professors Teachers. Tutors CioveTnssses
at 10 COLLEGES schools and Families. Apply
' MIS- 81 J YOUNG-FTETON. % Union Square.
INEXPERIENCED PRINCIPAL having complete Furnish
l.. ngs desires To Learn OF locality that viii support
as. las. private for girls Address. with fuH
Darticu.ars G. c. Box q Tribune Offce
N-F,w-YORK BOARDING School. delightfully."- stu
y ated - minutes City Hall for sale, with or
without services present Address =. O.. Box
Is Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06
Trust Com panies.
Manhattan Trustee.
WALL. ST cor. NASSAU NEW YORK

" ALL > l., COT 4N%SS--AE NE- w IN n
OFFICERS
John T. WATERBURY. President
JOHN KEAN Vice
AMOS T. FRENCH. Presidents
". y. Duane 81 Vice-Pres- ana Treas.
Manhattan Trust Company receives deposits
bearing interest cheqGe, payable through
the New York Clearing House
DIRECTORS
Francis r. Appleton John Kean
George F. Baker Daniel S. Lamont
August Belmont Clarence H Mackay
H. ". Cannon Oliver H. Payne
W Murray Crane E. D. Randolph
p. J. Cross Grant B, Schley
Rudulph Ellis James 0. Sheldon
Amos T. French John I. Waterbury
James 7 Hill R. T Wilson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06
Limited Copartnership Notices.
II X BREWER X CO.-GERTIFICATE Q

II X. BREWER X CO-GERTIFICATE OF
- Limited gar,aersaiR. ~. ~ ~
W. Ilhn Brewer, Mary I Brewer William Daring
Stephen EaaS a1 slJF r litS part Sr I
rursan, 10 th provisions Z the statutes q che state Of
7 Tha, the name o. me under which said
wherein The Pra-pa place OF business Is 70 %
n That the general q the business intended
transacted by sea prtnershIp Is genera stationery
III rsst 56e names OF al ne genera! and special
NV Jeresy Mar L Brewer residing At Bronx
vile New YORK William DARING, residing At summit
New Jersey ara ne SeteiS- PAR I a " .tia "a
II mat the amount % capital which the said William
eonamon stock IN IS The twenty thousand
That the said partnership IS 10 begin on
day OF and is TO end The first day Of MAY
Dated May yvenry-sixtn. 1904. -
NARY L BREWER
WM PARL I 5xr
WM HALLS. II
on this 26rh day OF May 1904 before personally
William Halls. j.. personally known known
e9ted he foregoing Instrument ana ssvsraIy
edged mat they executed the SANE s,-c.r,,,,
Notary Public. Kings County
Certificate filed in New York County,
on this s17r eay 81 May 1904 6e52rs me personally
sae Man n. be sR. same person eserbsa n and Who
10 me that She executed the
WILLIAM p BRISCkERHOFF,
Notary Public, \. Y Co.
Certificate Sled Wesrchester Co.
Stat. OF New York County New YORK.
J0hn Brewer. being duly says: ! enc OF
the genera partners named ths foregoing certificate
ths s,,m specined In have
frthuted 10 the common William Halls. Jr, ths
special partner therein the q
thousand dollars has actually good faith
paid In in cash said stock BY the said
swern 10 before day OF May 1904
JOHN BREWER
A L BROCGHAM.
notary Public. Kings County
Certificate fled In New YorN County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06
Surrogates Notices.

N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
= Abner C. Thomas. surro<ate OF the County q New
York. given al having
against ST George late OF The County q New
deceased % present the same, WIKI vouchers
thereof the his place U-aIsaCrng
business No Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan City
u New York on OF before 2TIl q July
Dated New York. twentieth q January, 1904
FREDERICK L. Administrator.
DAVIES. STONE ACERBACH 81 Nassau Street.
Borough Of Manhattan New York city Ar-orzsys for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06

y 70 rs UANN-L- u ~ N'-A41L@IS OI HUN
Il Ahner c. Thomas i Surrogate or the County
York notice Is hereby given al persons having
against Thomas . Reilly ate OF the County ~ New York
vouchers
subscriber place rransacting the
offc : TrIax 1l5 Broadway. Borough %
Manhattan. the City q New York on or before tho
Of November Dated New York. the 18th
day OF May. 19O4. MARGARET MADELEINE REILLY.
caAT-NC,FIY 5 TRUAX. Attorney for Administrative
Us broadway Borough q Manhattan. New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

n
Abner c Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF
York NOTICE IS hereby given so all persons
ing claims against Johanna ?. Wdnlayer late OF tina
81 York. deceased. present
wiz thereof subscribe,
tran business rs n he
Of York, before the 10th day O Septsr-bsr
FERDINAND y. MONJO
Administrator the VIII annexed.
EUGENE I. BCSHE. Attorney ADMINISTRATOR No
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan City Of
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06
Diuideud Notices.
The Associated Merchants Company. -,

The Associated Merchants Company
HrHus.u n. j.. July 1904
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
- ONE-Q AETT-R G+4ezJ PER CENT tne FIRST
Preferred stock ONE AcsF ONE HALF l5s'ri PER
CENT Second Preferred STOCK viii DE paid July
18th.
Transfer books VIII be closed AZ II o'clock noon July
Q. and peued 10 a NJ July 10Th. li-li
MOSES ELI. Secretary.
THE II. Il. CIAFLIN COMPANY.
N-W YORK. July 1904
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO (2fo)
u Per Cent on Common stock Win be paid July
book Will De closed at 3 p NJ July
sfb and rearene4 Al ID a July 18Th.
books VIII remain
o7sn l.. y. FORCE, Treasurer.
COMMONWEALTH tFIRE) INSURANCE co.
or NEW YORK
THE DIRECTORS HAVE DECLARED
L DIVIDEND OF THREE 4 ER CENT upon the Capital
'O'"' '@'-0 join ". pAGGETT Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06

IN PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HON.
L Abner C. Thomas Surrogate OF the County Of New
York notice hereby persons having claims
against Matilda NJ Cunningham. lake Of the county OF
the subscribers Ihei- place OF ta1scrns
business rs William Borough Manhattan.
City Of New York. before the thlrd day OF
Dated New York the 2Sth day Of March 1904.
EDMUND DWIGHT RANDOLPH H RFT, Executors
JOHN A. BUTTON. Attorney Executors, rs William
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06
Union Dime Savings Institution,

BROADWAY. s2D STREET AND SIXTH AVENUE
GREELEY 50 ARE, NEW YORK
Interest three and one-Aaf per s. To So 900
Credited July LIST PAYABLE July 2lst any time Later
Money deposited before July Sth draws interest
from lst
CHARLES z SPRAGCE President
FRANCIS NJ I.zAhE Treasurer.
WILLIAM ROSS Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06

L Abner g. Thomas surrogate OF the County OF New
YORK given al having
against Caroline W Covul late OF rae County OF New
YORK with there
n 10 the subscribers place rransRctin bust
ness az th4 once q Parker No g Broadway
Borough OF Manhattan City % York On or
before the 18TH day of November
Dated New York. MAY t. lsJ4.
FREDERICK = PARKER. lu,~,-,.,-.
WILLIAM NEWTON COLLINS. @-N-~-~'i7-
PARKER 4 AARON. Attorneys cor Executors - Broad
wa Eorougn of Manhattan. New <o-S City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06

Frank r Fftzgerald 4 Surrogate OF County OF
York hereby given al persons having
claims against Richard Dana OF County OF
York deceased. present with vouchers
thereof subscriber. his Jralsacrins
York before the MN day OF September
Dated New York the day Of February 1904
RICHARD T DANA. Administrator
HENRY DE PEYSTER. ATTY for Adm r. 81 Pine
street. y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06
THE II. Il. CIAFLIN COMPANY.
Instructions.
For Both Sexes-City.

THE BF,RIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Madison Sauara l22 Broadway Brooklyn. - Court st
Reduced Rates During Summer. also Latin and Greek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

SI.O45.12s 70 8,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06
RYE Sc M | NJ AIRY For l DaIt,sslaT'
ar. s J. LIFE. The Misses STOWE Rye, New York.

y roRAvIAN SEMINARY for Girls. Bethlehem. Pa
vi FOUNDED 474, I5sth year opens sept. 2lst. Ad-
dress J. MAX HliRK. D D., FTn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06
.. 604. 131 E
s. Sos IS
10000 90

s2.s42. 500 IS
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-28
THE MATCHING OF
Won PLFHVE PLOT
MURDER OF THE RUSSIAN MINIS
TER WAS TERMINATED
IN GENEVA.
SWISS LAWS ARE A PROTECTION
Developments Discover the Fact That
Four Attempts Had Previously
Been Made to Assassinate
the Official.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 27.-1:45 a. m.
While some of the features OF the
plot which eliminated in the assassin
alton of Won Plchve, the minister of
the interior, still battle the police, the
authorities profess to be now perfectly
certain that the conspiracy was
Matched in Geneva by half dozen
Russians, mostly Jews. The author
tiles know the names and addresses
of the onspirators, but refuse to take
legal action against them, owing to
the failure of the laws of Switzerland
to interfere with political refugees,
and therefore the Russian terrorists
are at liberty, in their haven in the
SinatOn OF Russian ministers so long
as ley are able to find cmiSSarieS
willing to risk their lives, the organ
i2ers never VCLturing to carry out
their own designs. Six men, who en-
ginccred t., Won PlehVe plot, accord
ing to the result OF the Russian police
investigation are declared beyond
shadow OF a doubt, to have organized
the series of political crimes. with the
exception Of the murder of NJ. MOdri-
koff, the governor general of Finland,
which began with the assassination on
May 10, 1903, and ended with the
blowing up Of Minister Won tiehve.
Dochunin, whose plot resulted in the
assassination of the minister OF the
interior, Sipiaguine, on April Is, 1902,
now turns out to have been only an
cmissary of these Geneva tcrrorists.
For the first time the fact is now
revealed that NJ. Plahve's murder has
ben preceded by four attempts to en-
his death, which the depart
ment of political police frustrated in
the mix of time by the arrest OF those
who made the attempt, who were qui-
ctcly imprisoned
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-28
City DcIeq ates.

Mr. WoodhCad also saw IN Houston
representatives of the business Mems
League and the Auto Club. Both Of
these organizations will send dele
safes. Yesterday the mayor Of HCuS-
ton. whom Mr. WOodhead also saw,
appointed delegates to attend as rep
rrscntativcs OF the city Of Houston.
These delegates e City Engineer f.
~ Dormant. II. II. -. Wilson, j. J..
TastoriZa, Wharton Bates. Chester Il.
Bryan and G. pillO'.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-28
SOUR LAKE INTACT
JUDGE HIoHToWER RULES WITH
THE CITY.
QUO WARRANTO IS NEXT MOVE
Officials viii Co Ahead, Pending a
Hearing in the Court at
Later Date.

For the present Sour Lake is in
tact.
That l. what what Judge llighlow"r
said At Kounlze yesterday aud his
word goes.
II will be remembered that Few
DAYS since an Injunction or restrain
ING order was ISSUED By Judge High
towor upon the Application OF Ailor-
acy General Bell aud County Attor'
ncy Durham in which the city one,
inls of Sour Lake were reStralhcd
from further acting In an Official ca
lacity and the corporation came
10 an abrupt stand still. The writ
was served upon city Attorney Hol'
and and the other officers. 1t was set
down for hearing at KountZc Monday
and was postponed until yesterday
because of the inability of certain
Witnesses and officials to get To the
county seat.
Yesterday City Attorney Tcaglc.
Hon. X. c. DUFF and others went to
KOunt2e. The arguments were hearh
and the district judge dissolved the
Injunction and set the quo warranto
for later date.
This means that the city oiliclaIs
If Sour Lake will continue to act and
that later on Judge lIighlower VIII
investigate into the question OF by
what authority the city officials are
acting. This is the nature of qnes-
ton before the court and directed To
the officials asking them where they
get their authority for acting in an
official capacity.
The friends of the corporation de-
clare that the question involved IS
whether certain of the county officials
shall get the fees Of office from the
petty criminal court of Sour Lake,
while the county officials contend
that the Incorporation was not legally
Effected and that the territory taken
in is not at all in accordance with
he election order and that many peo-
pie are in the city who desire most
earnestly to get out Of it.
For the time being the question
will rest and the city court of Sour
lake together with all the rest of
he municipal functions will transact
business as usual.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-28
NIGHT CLASSES
WILL START SOON
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN Asso'
CATION WILL OPEN SCHOOL
THIS EVENING.
NOT A MONtY.NAKING SCHEME
Courses In Arithmetic, Grammar Com
position, Spelling, Bookkeeping
and stenoaraphy viii
De Given.

Arrangements have been praclichl
~ cnmulotrd for the operation OF lh'
Y NJ c. 4. night school, When tho
association moved into It's new build
ing The conducting Of anight school
WAS ono NJ the things contemplated
When the building was constructed
provision was made for hlHh'
SCHOOL ON the third floor quarters
wore arranged but the work attend,
ant uuul opening the building an"
rrtting The association starter u'
IGycl the completion Of plans for the
educational clusscs.
nuring the past few days, however
the committee ON education OF inc
Y. NJ. G. A. has been mt WORK ON 'n,
school proposition and yesterday IT
was announced that If plans as now
laid carry, school will be opened the
evening of October 4. the exact
hourg to be devoted to study and reel
totion have not been decided upon,
MIR have the teachers been employed.
rho course of study has been adop,
cd however. and the other details
will be arranged. The association
will make no money ont OF the Schoo'
which will be operated for the bchc'
fiji OF the young people who nave 10
work during the day
Bchrman's Statement.
Yesterday Secretary II. c. Behr
man Of the Y. N. C. A., gave out the
following statement on the school
question:
If arrangements can be completed,
the oduca'ional committee of the Y.
NJ. c. A. purpose starting night clas5'
Cg in the class rooms in the Dullu
ing. bcginAng Tuesday, October attn
in which will be taken mp the study
of arithmetic. grammar, spelling,
composition and reading.
The course of study Will cover a
period of six months. of two terms
OF three months each.
Groups Of three studies. each to Dc
selected by the student Tuition st
per term, for the group of three
stud .ca. Additional studies $l.OO pei
each term A class in any Offered
study will be started as soon as five
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student to take less than three
studies.
These classes will not be restrict
ed 90 members e of the association,
but will be open to any boy or young
nan in the city. Any one 10 year.
Old or owe" will he eligible
Special courses in bookkeeping
Gtcnography and other studies will
hc arranged for upon demand. Par
ties desiring to enter should notify
the general secretary, Mr.. IL. q.
Bohrm@l, ri CnCc.
The association will make nothing
from the tuition fees. which Will be
applied to securing tCaChcrs-thc de
amc ui the association being to make
m opportunity for working boys to
secure help along this line at a nom
iral cost