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THE NASHVILLE AMERICAN: ITTTESft AY HOTININO APHTL 17 1900 TRAFFIC NOT DELAYED SUMNER COUNTY FARMERS SIcOWst ASSESSMENT OF LIKS LOCAL" COURT HEWS PROGRESS Some Suggestive Facts Set Forth in Col Robt Industrial Report 1 -t- BUILDING UP THE STATE rare yotk and promises to rival Maltry In quantity and quality COLUMBIA MAURY COUNTY There are no new enterprises reported from Columbia but there Is decided activity tligr now and the city Is organized for Industrial development Several large pltintB ars uudor consideration and I look for good result there during tho current year Twenty-seven farms Were sold In Maury Goitnly to parties from other Slate But the greatest activity has been In Jhosphate lands tho antes for last year aggregating I2tski0o0 estimated by Heat Estate Agent XV Bays MT PLEASANT AND THE PHOSPHATE INTEREST Mt Pleasant is the center the phosphate lnteiest of the State The development on that line has been marvelous Millions of dollars are Involved In this Industry am the prospect Is for millions more Th following figures may be Interesting' New families moved to Mt Fleaimnt 600 New business firms 150 Increased population f2500 New phosphate companies 6 New banks 1 SPRING-TIME DELUSIONS FAGT VS CONJECTURE A Few Vnlnulle Hint to 1 ho XV Are fiali'k 4ft Take Adinslsgt of Timely giiHKcallon Just now tbe advertising space of the average newsteper I filled with advertisements of prlt tune raeJiclnea blood purifier ete When It la understood as a tcieuiiho truth that the kidneys liver and lung are Iho only blood putlfiors of the human body much dlppomtmnl atd money will be aaved Dizziness palpitation languid fooling headache back-at lie etc are caused by tho aystein being poisoned by uric acid whiih tha kidneys through overwork or weakness do not vllndnule The trouble mentioned ar but symptoms Tbe cause 41c deeper But the klducya and liver In working order with that vegetable specific Warner's Safe Cuie and the symptoms and attendant troubles will disappear With thn ayatem In fiiet-cluss condition and the great organs of life doing the work nature lull tided them to do moat disease are thrown off It la the weakened debilitated portoned body which fall an easy prey to chills fevers pneumonia consumption Bright's disease and death No man or woman can afford lo be laid up with a ever lllucss It ts the part of wisdom to keep well Nisa Florence Buffum t'ce-retury of the Ishwnra Thenaophlral Society' lit Minneapolis understands thla perfectly and urdor dale of Jan 24 last write: "1 have found Warner' Safa Cure of high value It greatly assists a worn-out system to perform It a duties and whenever any of my friends become languid or pale and full of pains I advise them to try Warner Safe Cure feeling assured that they wilt ba satisfied wDb tbe result" Mtse Iluffum's experience can be your Will you not also enjoy III CAIfil moivixq fllR G0VFHNOH SHIP ARE DOCKE TED IH I OliE IIU PflEHH IOI It HEARING IS SET FOR APRIL 30 Agreed Startmctit Submitted la XVhleh Cannivl for Uelh Heelx linui and Taylor Join The Statement 1 WASHINGTON April Tho cases In-v living the Kentucky Govurnotshlp wur doihutud lu th United States Supreme Couil to-day A brief in whiih counsel for both Tailor and Beckham Joined was filed at Jhe sura time asking tor aa early hearing In this agreed statement It is set forth tbut both Taylor and lioikhara a Gov oruor John Murshall as Llnuteqant Gov' ruor on the Rupubllcun sldo and If Carter ss pro lew of ilia Ken-i at und John 2) Caslloinan a Adjutant General on tha Democratic sldo are each and all claiming the right to and ar actually attempting to exercise the pewera 2f ths rpective offices severally claimed by them thus producing great confusion in Kentucky by raon of the doubts a to whiih of th persons named hns th Isw ful right to exercl tho siRhority per tululug to tho several office named 11 tat the great Injury and detriment of th people of th State The ngretd stalemcn then continues as follows: under the Constitution and lawn of kentuiky the Governor of tbe State It addition to being charged generally wltW the duty of seeing that tho laws are faithfully fulfilled la riper lolly charged wltW duly and Inverted with the itower ot filling many Important offices In the Stats by appointment gome by original Import nnd other by appointment ta fill vacancies and also with tho power to Issue commission to many officers whither appointed by him or elected by the people and also with the power to Issue purdou and ta remit Hues and forfeitures "Both plaintiff ffi error Wm 6 Taylor end di fendunt in error Beikhm are claiming the right to perform all thw functions of the aforesaid office ol Governor nnd cm of them Is attempt ing nnd has actually nt templed lo perform! tho said functions am fur example aft Issuing pnrdoiif and filling oStces by appoint nu nt etc "Some of the officer of the Sttt recognize th sets of th plslntlff In error Win 8 Tsylor ss the lawful sets of the Governor of th Slat snd refuse to recognls ztmllar arts bv defendant In error XV Leekham while other officer of th P'at recognize th set of XV Beck-hatn as Ih lawful act of the Governor of the Plato snd refuse lo recoghlis th art of Wm 8 Tsylor as such Governor "Among other officers whom (he Governor Is authorized nd required to appoint are the officers ot (he eleemosynary Institutions of the Slate snd each of th said two claimants to thn office of Governor has attempted to fill said offices snd some ptrsons recognize the authority of the appoiutcea of one of said claimant to the odhes and refuse to recognize th authority of the other and vice versa "By reason of til these fsits and others which might be enumerated it la of thn utmost Importance to the people of th Stal of Kentucky that the question of the right of office Invoiced In th aforesaid litigation be determined The questions of law Involved In gfild raune ar of very great snd grave Interest and Importance Invnh Ing th nature and extent of the power of an elect lun rontest tribunal and th power of the Judiciary with relation thereto" Louis MrQuown appears as attorney for Beckham and other of the Democrats while IDdrn Bruce appear as attorney lor Tailor end other Republicans Mr Ilruce presented the above stale rnrnt of facts and the court set th ease for hciring on the Sillh Inst granting each sld four hours for argument XVhllo 1r Bruce was timklrg his statement ths t'hlef Justice aked him If did not expect the question of Jurisdiction to bs ralsfd and whether he did not also expect a motion to dismiss Mr Brur re -I lied that both were probable but that there was such eonfuslon In the Fist that all were anxious for a derision during th prehent terra of court and that the cours undertaken was apparently th only on practicable added: "If the court should Sustain the motion to dismiss for lark of Jurisdiction Hint result would of course end th If the opinion on such a motion should be adverse to dtrinlssnl It would then he admitted probably too lat to hear the esse on Ha merit After Mr Brur concluded his tlo-tnent th cits was assigned to henring on the 3ulh Innt nnd four hours allotted to each side for argumenL UOMIlEIrtTAL tONGHEA Kvrrrlhlnft Bendy for (he Mcellag nt Houston T-l)y HOUSTON Tex April Thn delegates to the Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress are arriving bv every train nnd It la now arured that every Flat and ter-itury 1 to be represented when tho congress begins Its session to-morrow morning Tbe arrangement for tho meeting hare been completed Tho executive committed held a meeting at 2 o'clock to-day and adopted rules and order of business for the congre-s lion of Denver was chosen Chairman in the absent ot Mr Th Tfcutiv piiraniHIA will day 2 oVlnck and proramm fur lh following dnr Artlua Taken llxgnrilln (he Mar rrn-hnon llou and Ihe Slirrp ladnalrr At a recent meet In of the Stunner County Farmers' luslitute reaolittlou Wfite ailoiitcd regarding the cnniilR atloua la-the Stale Live Stork Denartment gruw-tng out of the Warnn-DiMm sirugglo over tha eominl8lonerhll Thoea rt -lutlous set fiHlh that damage to the Lvo atm Interests la reaullln herauae of thu ciiiiUratlnu The third 4iiragiu of too reholutlims ia aa fullowa: 'ReBolved that wo earnetljr ank and demand that the Hon Benton MeMilliu a Govornor ot tho Slate of Tenn make an early full and rmnleto Invea-tlgallon or the ald Stale Board of Health and If It 1 found that any member or members of tho same Is or are now or have been at any time working In a manner antagonistic aud contrary lo lt objects and purposes that said member or members be Immediately removed Bronx office" Tho action of the Board of Health In appointing and sustaining Live Stork Cetn-ntlesloner Dunn la ludorsod and commended i The ehcep Industry la also demanding tho attention of Sumner County farmers The Tennessee Funner says on this subject "The serious embarrasunient and loea to sheep husbandry in the State Is causing more Interest and discussion by the farmer thsn any other feature of their work When It Is considered that In 1170 the Federal census showed 6)12000 sheep In Tennessee In 18M0 640000 and Jan 1 1630 only 26 nuO with repeated depredations by the dogs driving so many farmers to abandon this most profitable Industry with over 700000 dogs In the Mate tho known enemy of the sheep It Is but natural that the farmers ars up In arms to know whether our law-makers will continue to legislate to Increase the Dumber of worthless dogs thus continuously decreasing the nufiher of sheep "fc'unincr County Is credited wlih tho second largest number of sheep and second largest number of pounds of wool by the nensus of 11100 of the counties of the Ftate Her farmers are aroused on the subject Ilka every other county where 9 farmers' Institute has been held At a recent Institute meeting to that county the following resolutions wars unanimously adopted: Whereas the aheep Industry was nnee largely pursued by ths farmers this county and most profitable but on account of the worthless dogs has been curtailed 'to an alarming extent which has caused and Is causing Incalculable lows to the people ot our county and State therefore be tt 'Resolved that Vi ask and lnstruet the members of the coming Legislature to urge and support laws which will tend to protect sheep husbandry In tho Slate of 'There Is certainly a healthy sentiment being developed throughout the Stats for some kind of legislation along these lines "The Indiana Ohio and New Jursey laws on the aubjoet are extremely popular because 1 on each dog Is required This fund goes iato tha hands of the County Assessor nnd 1s held as the When dogs commit depredations on aheep the owner has his sheep valued by two disinterested free-holders then their certificate of valuation Is presented to the Assessor who pays the amount This Is a very popular law The farmer considers It a kind ot Insurance en bis sheep and when he gets pay considers It receiving the premium he had pail on his dog license If there Is any of the fund left at the end of the year In the hands of the Assessor It Is paid over to the county school fund No one rovild bardlv object to this kind of taxation when It Is srnreely felt by the owner of the dog and encourages a most profitable industry TENTH PRO RATA ISSUED Trnftler llart DlKrltintfi Monrf to thf TitrloiH School DUtrlctn Tbe tenth pro rata of tho county hol fund yrna inaucd ytrdiiy by Bart hi? tun pro rata IskuimJ during th present ypnr BfiTcata i per capita on tho hnlHHtic porulitloa Tho nfgrv9at for tha flrt ton laat ynr ai 13 75 per capita allowing an of SN rrn Tha pro rata for tha various arhool dtatrtoM an isua1 yatftarday a a folhuva: Final Hfbool lMirtot n7 on 1 TO Third TO Fourth lTuk Filth 10 FiMh I'1 61 yenth Etghth MTi N'nih VSJ I1 Tatith pi 1 TiralMh lit to Thlrlofiiih Four teenth 1K-L0 Flftarnib $141 0 2 Bvknaanth Hightnth Nintrthth IU7 Twriulnth J1j7o Twvuty-flrjit Ta-ni)'-vi ouit 50 Twauty- third 1 Tarnty-ftMirth 1 30 w-nty fifth 15 40 Uth $77 10 aarnth Twcntr-ninth Thir tieth $il 8i Total $I2H12 50 Wine llrphanla The tfthy elephanta membert of the fnnioua Gentry Dog A Bony Show this aeaaoQ are to be the briahteet uper-liuena of their trt ever la fart It la said they are capable of gotnig through their performance without one word of command from the ring mailer Their part of the programme lusts nearly fifteen mlnutva and compt Ises some of the mot dubrult acta ever attempted by dumb animals Jn addition to their bright-neHH they tie the most dodle specimens evor aeon ry fond of children and as playful a cut They play many joke upon the dog and pony members of the company such a stealing th-lr food pulling the dogs tails ami things of that sort They were imported direct from India by Prof Gentry and nunnd on bottles at his farm In Indiana until they uere atrong euough lo go on the ronl with the show A (nminti(rel lur for riles All dnifcgLta are authorised by maiiufu turera of OINIMICNT to re-utd the nonejr where it falla to cuts any i (i of uo matter of how lng ruuiL Jvjo uigx pzOJM-irF tv lisjA-lhft werst rs-rs'in' tcurlrcn days Oib aipil-( at iuu ilu case and nul Riliev uh' inr Instantly This a nfa dliwovery nnd Is the only pile lunrdy geld on a pngitivo no cute no pay I'rira 50 rents If ynut druFRlt kep I( 8t0r send us 50 CMim In tMtslnga stfimps and tie will forwnrd same hr mill Mntnfai lured by Co Pt Louis Mo Arlh-lei of Incorporation The charter rf the Mooney Irg A hteam Heating Compnny was filed in tho mine yestnrda with Mourn M- Uonney John otirh-ard Moonev A Brew and Me(niin os In ci poi The eppHnl ri'hvo i I htvo gouo I A dnf at a time vrltho-it I movement of hotvrU nut being ti to inovo lion 'Y4mt Lr ltrig Itol wstor iritee Ion lirnic roMMilputlxn for ttvven yenrs nlneed no la thin lerrUOe fomlit i'n otti leg Ihnf itin at ci-r i IiIhh 1 licit rn of lull hca ton tt) any iVitcf am HiHlI 1 Pckjiin using CAS AUK a I an Iirtd from ine lo hren pnsr igea a 1nr or If I wm Hch 1 would gve ll'U f'-r encli nioteto 1 Is aucu a ionef Ainirub lit sr I'-tli nmfctU bl troltq eti 1'ioent Ooed TVo UockI fsrur btoitou ouken or li iw tue 2W 4s) CURE CONSTIPATION lOrtlaf aat4y (apyuf Chlltg Intmlt In IftfO Susllirra ItHtlxvng Ianr Another llnllrtln on HtrlUe Situation Tho fotluwlhg tclgrsm was rccclvi-d yos-I vixl sff-rnocin by Ag-nt Itrown cf ftic hnothiw Railway ftxjm 7rnln Msnsxcr Bov II with regard to ihs or alt i ttiiRthu "loi tSVIlLE Ky April 1M0-R fifoxn Nashville-birlhaia luduHiHoiily clr-t-tiliIuiX ix-ptuia llmt freight trufllo hns ht-ou a rio'iiiy a I iiyrd and In smuo Instnn-cs abandoned I hero is absolutely no truth In lb's Ihero has not been a train of any de-a) Dp lion ovea a cuisiruitton tram -Annulled on th Houtbern Hallway sud Aiabaiua Great Foulhern lujas during Iho puat week All bsvs moved prsrtially on tlmo in it where klnlaycd saoitiug counet-tloaa thl'di I normal rniiditlon Homo of tin few that hove strur-k are resorting to criminal praot-co In destroying instruments cutting wiros eto 1 his last Is tho only evldcnr of a sinko have IMPUftfl'ANT tXZNX bN'IION nmda y-grlinot nt Tcsnmee Cen-ferenr to Meet at Iebonon LEBANON April (Special)-The Hunday-si hoot Convention of the Tern-B Conference Methodist Episcopal Church South be held ths Veth-(Hllut Church her beginning Wednesday at 7 10 and wilt continue thtouh Tltutsday nnd Friday There 670 8un-day-schools In the Tennessee Conferencs with Ik4i officers and teachers and 31471 scholars The officer are: Wjlrwln Vresldent Savannah Curry Treas-uier Bellhuc-kle Brales Secrvtary Nashville Those gentlemen compote the Executive Committee Each school the Conformed 1 eutltlcd to representation In the convention the pastors and superintendents being member by virtue of their office The following programme has been arranged for the meeting which Includes emus of the most prominent men lu the church Wednesday evening Song service con-dueted by Henry Spence of Nashville preaching by Rev I) Irwin DD of Nashville Thursday Devotional exor cises roll-cui! of districts "Opening of the Sunday-school Methods tnd open conference Superintendent What It Should Bo and leader Her Lowry Nashville generat dla-cusalon "Thn Teacher the KiDd Neeled leader Ilr II Kirkland Chancellor of Vunderhllt University general discussion "Castor In Sunday-school" leader I'rof Kennedy Lebanon general discussion "Home Department' leader Frof Bell Lebanon paper Mrs James Williams Savannsh get era! discussion bundshaking etc Afternoon 'Bible Responsive Rev Curry Bellbuckle "Baby Boll and Home Elmer Crowe Nashxlllo general discussion: "Difficulties tnd Hindrances How Best to Overcome Them" leader Stephenson free discussion In open conference "The Teachers' Meeting" leader Yibb Bellbuckle of Teachers" fred discussion In open conference Evening Song service conducted by Henry Spence of Nashville "Twentieth Century Educational Rev 1 lllett Vanderbilt University Friday "Love Ref Jno Mathews DD Nashville "Bovs from Home Los to ths Sunday-school the Ilegiuning of the Fall" leader Rev A Cberry Lebanon "Children's ai Uther Special open conference "Graded Sunday-school end Roll of Honor" leader Rev Stowe Savannah "Our Dr James Adk no Narhvllle bandahaklng Afternoon "Ex- uiplifirnttnn of I'rlmary Work" Mrs Ca- I vert Nashville "Missions" Dr It Lambmh Nashville ''Mission leader Welburn Nashville general discussion on questions of momeut selection of next place of meeting GOID FEAFIl VICTIMS He the tic Story of (he Dcnth of It I uang llnshiind sail III II ride SEATTLE huh April The two or three yeats lines the discovery of gold In the Yukon country have probably been nitiucg tbe most fateful In the world's liatoiy The experiences privations and hardships as well as successes all will never be told but bit by bit comes sto-lies from the almost unknown North which show to what terrible extremes ill people go In the mad rush for gold Among the recent arrivals In Seattle from Dawson Clly was a gentleman who told the follow log sad story ot a young married couple who Joined In the early I uah during the winter down the Yukon River en route to the famous fields of Capo Nome Could anything be raoro sad Bead It: "During ths rush In 1S2S there wnt to Dawson from California a futher mother and daughter TJve girl was about IV very pretty The Iko llenson W'A called him was out of luck from the start and after blowing In the nvonty he had brought with him be died "Mis Benson who was shk at the time g-ew worse and he was laid away Junt two days after her husband Now tills ratne pretty hard on youug Alice the daughter but she bore up bravely and began to bustle She got place In a restaurant near the old Monte Carlo and did well and was a good girl "WeU last Christmas Day she was married to a young fellow named Bunt a good follow and a comparatively lucky one to that time However he got the Noma fever aud in the taller part of February started by trail for Nome "Ther had a dog team which we found afterwarde had been killed by wolvea when (lie vuung people had heen a week on the trail This put them In awful shape and worse ntlll when en this breaking up frail they were overcome by a terrific blizzard "To make a long story short poor Alice died sud her loving young husband alone and perishing loo covered her with snow making her grave as best he could 'Thro days afterward we came along and there silting on this tittle mound of M'forw -Wi kf -krai! 'ft found roor Ilrnt frozen into a human ton list) ne and marking the spot where he hml laid to rest all that In this life he had held dear Ibe two were burled side by side" AfiklGAMliVT AT LVNAAllIn Brent Eitaaued In (bn AnJoon Itneinens Goes lo the Wall PULASKI April (Special )J Brents who sold out his grocery business here and removed to Lynnvlllo about three month ago lo go loin the liquor business assigned to-div for the benefil of bis faiher-ln-hnv Jeff Brxant whom he named a assignee Tho slock of goods bought from Andrew Mitchell wilt Invoice about 1 MW The preferred debt consisting Af Various notes due Bryant his father-in-law reach something over The entire lndehtedneH 32550 ns set out lit the nsslgnment whii did not embrace all hi obligations Nashville creditors arr' Dickie ft Co $140 Nelson A- Co pi5 Cooney ft Co JM5 Hvan ft Co $110 Dlfhl ft tjord $14 Chaffin Bros nt Columbia the Harper whisky people In Louisville i Bornholm Bros il'ffi Andnw Mitchell from whom he bought (ho business holds the purchase money note of and a font contrail of $110 The unpreferreil credilo-s will receive nothing under the nssinPTnent and hove filed a Idll In Din Federal Court at Nash-v i I to set ntddc the preference lu favor of Brent's father-'n-lew nnd to have him removed ns trustee I NN ASHVl 1 Yomu InihV 1 1 i nt rieut to-ijight ikt their hill on Vino 'txtr ut of thp In mi's lhviuic Una ur 1) I Tha NaahvlUa Relief ori'ty will at in 'Oriok thU moiDrt at 4J Nouh Mrkl Lcet AVI IX MEAN INCREASE FlIOM yot OtlO TO $105000 lo THE TATE 1 ASSESSORS ARE GETTING BUSY lf of Dillard 'Warren Hi Caaaon County Murderer Work-Ins for Commnlat at (ba Capitol Geo recent ruling that lumber end logs la th hands nt saw mill mon were Until to assessment and taxation has stirred up the Assessors and the lum-ler ineo Comptroller King estlieated yesterday that tho assessment would ln-treasa the aggregate assessed personal property In Tennessee between $2000003 and $1000000 This would increase the B'ate tax between $70000 and Assessor hav already been notified of tbe ruling made by Gen rtchlu end th work will be begun at om Mr King said that from nil he eoull gather this property was naBosaed In other State alary Withheld In regard to the litigation over ths salary of the Live Slock Commissioner Comptroller King ha refused tc pay It to Commissioner Dunn Tbe refusal was bused upon an opinion from the Attorney General that tha aalary of the office ehould be withheld until the end of tho litigation Granted a Charter The Secretary of Slate yesterday granted a charter to the Fulcher Building Company of Nashville with $25000 capital stock The lncorporstoia are Fulcher Howell VV Taylor Kelley and Andrews In Her Ilnaband'a Ilehnlf Mrs AVarren the wife of Dillard Warren ot Cannon County who la under sentence of death was at the Capitol yesterday with a petition In behalf ot her husband She claimed to have about 600 signatures on the document and expressed soma hope of securing commutation The petition it Is said however doe not bear the name of the trial Judge Attorney General or the Jury and without them the cause la well-nigh hopeless Good t'olleetlan Tho collection of the Secretary of State office aggregating $1302 6 35 covering the last quarter were turned Into thn Treasury yesterday John Buford Supreme Court Clerk at Jackson Bent In to tha Treasury ISO IS court fees and A Sliced County Court Clerk ot Shelby County paid In $104u3 67 Enter (he Hat The Pelican Auranc Company of New York yesterday filed Us application to do business In Tennessee It ts a fire company rrlxTlrfte Taxes During tho Drat three month of the year there hae been an appreciable Increase In the collection of privilege taxes In almost all counties of the State though list year was the banner year of the Comptroller' office Th Increase In Davidson ounty waa $3670 In Fbelhr $4-6U In Knox $1687 In Madlnon County the collection for the quarter Were doubled th lnrrease being $1467 PRESBYTERIAN FAITH riucAGO pniiwBYTKnr adopts RESOLUTIONS COVCEHAIAG IT AND ACCEPTS RESIGNATION CHICAGO April With only ons dissenting vote the report ot the commit tea to which waa referred the request of Dr Newell Dwight Hillla ot Brooklyn that hla name be erased from the rolls of the Chicago Prosbylery wws to day adopted by that body at tt regular meeting Tha question of Presbyterian doo-trlne raised by Dr Hlllls In hi now famuli soiinon at Plymouth Cburcn Brooklyn did not however have any besr ng on the acceptance or the rejection of Dr Hillla resignation The Presbytery by a unanimous vote adopted a set of resolutions Introduced by Dr Herrick Johnson Presbrent of McCormick Seminary overturlng the Geueril Assembly to appoint a committee to report on th general (situation of the Presbyterian creed Dr Johnston explained that the resolution did not commit tbe Presbytery one way or the other on th dle-puisd questions of doctrine The resolutions were a follows: "In view of the widespread rolsunder- standing of wlmt tho things are that most surely believed by our beloved Presbyterian Church and in view of (lie antnic forma In whiih some of the doctrines of our Church have expression in the historic confession of faith and In view of the gross misrepresentations of our faith that claim lo find thrlr Jusllfl-catlod In these existing forma we Iho Presbytery of Chicago do overturn the General Assembly lo appoint a committee to take Into consideration thla whole ms tor of a reslmemcrt of our doctrinal standard hnd to report to the next following what in their Judgment si diilrt bo iho action of our Church on this ftipSJM v) i J- Commenweilicnf Sermon LEBANON April Roy Ingram of the First Cumberland Pros' y'e-rlon Church of Nashville will proa iho rommoncement Sermon of the Lebanon Colley for Young Ladles on Sitn luy May 27 llev Ira Lonlrllh of Nashville alii deliver the speech to tho graduates May 23 1 1 "I How To Find Out Fill a bottle or common glasa with yuffr water and kt it stand twenty-four hours a sediment or settling Indicate an un-bonlihy condition of the kidneys If It stains the linen It ts evidence of kidney trouble too freouonl desire to tuisx it or pnln In the back Is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order 0 WHAT TO DO There Is comfort In the knowledge so oficn expressed that Dr Kllmcr'a Swimp-Ilool the great kidney remndv fulfills ivory wish In curing fheunuil Ism pain 111 the back kidneys live- bladder and ev-brv psft of the urinary passage It enf-recle inability to hold water nnd ambling prun In pnsalng It or had effect following t-e of luonr wine of beer and oven nines that unplmeant necessity of bom? Cmn-ptllcd to often during the day and In act up many times during the night The mild and the extraordinary fleet of Swpmp-Root la soon realized It stnhds IPO higheot for wonderful cures of the Mini d'HlrrtsIng com If you need a moili it'p you should have the host Sd-I hv drugtlkta In 50-o nt cud one dollar St You mnv have a sample bottle of ill's wrrdeilid dif'iveiy and book 'hut lids more aUut huh £tit absolutely free by mall AdJiess Dr Kilmer ft Uo Blug-bum'on 5Vhn writing mtn'lon that you read tide generou oflur lu Hie Amerlzrn CALI OF ftOSf-JlIlY DOCNiFT IN THU SECOND U1KTIT COHIT WILL BE TAKEN UP APRIL 25 Unlet Day th Conrtl In 8aton Record of rrofretllir Firt nd Second Circuit and 1 A In Chancery The non-jury docket of the Second Circuit Court will he taken up on Wednesday April 25 Twenty cases will culled day The docket Is os follow: Wednesday April Don Harris vs Jos Levy Felix Gulley va Cummings Alexander Weliner vs James I'sHSetty Charles Johnson vs Nashville Street Railway Horace StiBh vs Stttdmuller and wife Cooley Rutland xs A Haas et a llanlftn Co vs lllekerson Nashville Trust Company agents vs Security II ft Assn Honlfln ft Co va Harrtiusn et ah Mis A Benson va Wirt Hughes Sherrill A Son vs Thomas Ilohsnn Al Boglo vs Kannon A Perkins vs Swanson WUltesid vs Mayor and city Council Earthpiau vs Western Union Tel Co arlinrs Duly a Bohlneon vs Perry Flaherty Klrkeey A Tinsley vs I DeHart ft Son David Coleman vs Nashville Order Sons Relief I Chase ve John Oman Thursday April 26 American Tel Tel Co ve ft 8t Rv Pat Goode ve Carter et al Jim Allen vs Kendrlrk and JW Hawkins Light-1 foot ve Mrs Nellie McNiab Thomas Sneed Fordo Boston Bolting Co 8 Barnes for use etc vs Wm Jenkins Dock llner Ed Liner James McLaughlin vs Milam and Tumble Richard Freeman va AV Cramer slid Thomas Graham Brady Jones vs st Ry Foster vs Luke Edlngton Baldwin A Co vs Callle Bright Roth Hubermsn A Co va Odll Co Bush Lmitevllle Flrepiroof Concrete Co Nlcbol et ux vs Mayor and City Council Hall ft Son vs Scoby Bros sgents same same' Mayor and City Council vs Lnglvnt Dockoll Friday April Thomas Stovall vs Homestead Aid Assn Thompson vs Straneman A Harman vs Coleman Mayor tnd City Council vs Louis Buebelll Terre Haute Brewing Co vs Oeorge Jackson Terre Haute Brewing Co va Jamea 7anore Ada Gray vs Reuben Gray Cumberland Tel A Tel Co rs Brien Braid vs Foster Wm Sutherland vs 8 Lillie Mvyor and City Council va A Const dine Mayor and City Council vs Minnie Sheppard Mayor aud Clly Council vs 8 Easley Matthews vs Hayes: A Colo vs Mnror and City Council Bamvn vs Madam Lavltta Mayor and City Council vs Henry Hyde Childress vs Mayor and City Council A Jones Mayor and City Council Mnndar April A Smith Richard Bradley Tho Henson vs The Rosenheim Company st al Clin Cohn Vs Atlantic Lumber Co A Phillips vs dobs Furniture Co Houehla vs Globs Furniture Go IVZevelln vs A Corbett Harry Kemp va Jas Harrison Model Furniture Co vs Sarah Crocker Sarah Crocker Model Furniture Co Mrs A Frank xs Woodfln ft Webb Hines vs John Beni Jr Derryherry vs George Moore llays Cole vs Jr Minton Welib Ste-enon Co vs John Morton and wire Baldwin A Co vs Mrs A Rogers Irpllnna Lumber Co vs Innls Brown liuttorff et al vs Buchanan 0 et al Senior vs Horn It Sneed vs Mis Sanders Tuesday Mny Centennial Ex Co vs Joe Dobbins Cmiiphell Boswell ft Bucklev Dr Feist vs 8 How-lend Sandusky vs Howland Harry Bloomsteln va Ora Beggs O'Neal ft Co vs Baxter Smith Moors lee Co vs Dr Wltht-ow A Porter vsN'nsh-vIBs Street Railway Ilsun vs Rvman: Barrett next friend vs Hun Lifp Ins Co Mrs Horan vs William Dale Mark Raines vs Citizens' Rapid Transit Co Flaherty vs Burns ft nl Waller next friend vs Allen (' Waddell Ws Mrs A Good all Rachel yn Robert Foster 'Wotliif'Mdav May A Smith ts Walker Halley for tho use ole Irena Peosmore Fhller St Go Hirnrn Brooks Sun Life Inn Go va John Uryant et nl Sigmund Branch NnMnUle College of Law James A Metily vs Mrs Burk Jos A Green vs Carrie Llnrk It Burch vs Will Itigrvis I et ul Nahvlllo Trust Co xa Armutrnng Kirkpatrick agent vs Smith et al Bell Sherman vs Birgers Tr A Black a T1 Keen Grant vs Jas Coleman John Miller vs Lelper Webb A MiLnii fif'ent vs Tt Caldwell Fonpglns White Co v- II Zuerar-rilln Bekcr vs' Nashville Street Liiilwuv A and noddy vs A KibL Thursday Mny 3-Fid lity TruHt A a Vault Co vs vs Hants Ahrahauis if Fall Co vs Herrh A Charles Kal-otnares a Tom Vlahakee It Hewitt A Woodall Lirzio Carter vs E-Lanhr et ji Geo Ctvlhoun vs Lurnh Mrs Mnv Johnson vs ri Childrens Home Mavor and City Council vs Nmtil Vstntlm Mavor and Ciiv Council Will Hartman Mavor anl City Cmm-nl vs Jean Tnvlor: Mayor and City Council vs Andrew Cole Mavor and City Co-unOl vs jMjnor and City Matw vHot City Council vv Will Porter Friday May 4- Mayor and Cltv Council Fannie Tnlor ivor tind City Conn-til Boyd NhHonald Major are! City Cnuncil vs Wald Mayor and City iVutrull Mcrilnihu Mayor Find Count II vh VVadrt IHlo Si-tutuela vs Johnson Slate of Tonnes-(4o vs Win Frank John Hill vs NnshviUo Kullwnv of I'itfs A Smith A Pitta and Firman have foimed a law partnership under Hie firm name of Pitts A Smith Til 10 1 Ol 111 It I li (Htl) PECGVn CTUtM 1T-Mrs If Pctwny vs UnnHln Co and Mrs Lucy pet-vi ay vs same cnnstdldafedl rases continued Thomas Hnwna vs Iz It (' fussed un(l) Frnlav CIKCI IT- Nelms vs eity motion for new trial heard A Childress 1 A Harris Compf roller verdl for plaintiff Irhanon Hrmotn vs flurry Arno hrd If CillcHpjo vs John Turrett rtiep ('If ANCKR I)ecn es and rdcis Bojscit ft al vs CfOfifUcr Rilmr et rl final 1 1 crcc Muy Mitt hem et nl vs LueRia VRiheiu et rale can-i firimd Max lUrtman vs William Chrsti ictUUu to henr lild Nashville Trut dn vs Annie A Jeiikinw consent decree Caletwlor t'HrcnT rhildrcsK j) Non-jury cjodt-'t Vn ri to fyi In lii dve MT'tvn Clip jiT (J Bonner J)- Jones i Tbonljs el H'lnter next friend ee vs Tenur Aifjt Co Mjsc Jula Pesiron Nadi vlll Ht llfllhviT HWCEkY (H Unnk Ch 1 IVremp-torv mil frtrn Bl to 125 Unluslv CRIMINAL (J Ao'lruu (-Not la SO ivtt DEW EUTEfcPRHfl EOrATEI) AlOMmiElMiOF TliKI NltAIUHOAn ANU IT UR a is cur: 3 Thst the policy of encouraging th upbuilding of ttio country Inaugurated la Tennersce by the various railway lines Is productive of great good to the Stats Is evidenced by the follow tog report recently submitted to Col Atmore General Agent of the Louisville A Nashville Knllroad by Col Robert Oates industrial and Immigration Agent for tho system: NASHVILLE Tenn Feb 21 lTOO-Ool Atmore A Louisville ft Nash-' Vllle Railroad Jjoulsvllle Ky Dear Fir: I hate the honor to submit the following report on industries and Immigration for the year lvifl covering the territory of the Louisville A Nashville system In Ten-ncsses In eo far as I have been able to obtain It after diligent effort: CLARKSVILLE MONTGOMERY COUNTY At The Oracey-Woodsrd Furnace capacity 175 tons iron per day Is in successful operation: one large sawmill operated by Tandy Smith a shuttle and spool factory a snuff factory by Stewart Snuff Company the Atlantlo Snuff Company erected the largest end finest mill warehouse In the South ON THE MINERAL BRANCH ROAR OUT FROM CLARKSVILLE TO FOND OR DICKSON At Cumberland Furnace Cumberland Furnace started up by the XVarner Iron Company a Black barrel and stave factory wi'b sawmill combined a large sawmill two and one-hall miles from the furnace and another large sawmill soon to be established At A slack barrel end stave factory by the Arlington Lime Company a stave factory by the Standard Oil Company a bnkory ax-hnndla factory At (me sawmill At Sylvia Van Leer and One or more large sawmills at each point and Others expected Factories to make the finished goods are prohable within the year at points on the line ol the Mineral road The results on this brunch within the past year are encouraging end the Outlook for further development la good At Carlisle on the Bear Spring hrsneh the Munrle Wheel Company have located and are operating a mammoth plant Harris of Erin has eslahllshed a large slack barrel and stave factory a fine ore mine has en opened and the ore being shipped to Clarksville No repot available on Immigration in Montgomery and Houston other than a rough estimate of about twenty-five families in Montgomery and fifteen families In Houston located on furmlng lands The Increased population at Clarksville on the line of the Mineral road and the Bear Spring branch by reason of the Industrial enterprises er tabllshed Is estimated at l6v0 operatives of whiih nearly one-half are with tha enterprises on the Mineral branch PARIS HENRY COUNTY There has heen expended In building at Paris about $123000 The following enterprises are reported In or near Paris: Fix stav factories five sawmills one apoke factory one i Igar faetory one brick factorv ouu ice factory one steam laundry The Iamisville ft Nashville has under construction shops that will represent when completed nn expenditure of about 1120000 The ideal land agents report the settlement of 100 families on farms In the county Tho population of Paris by reason of the new enterprises established has boon Increased it Is estimated by 5oo souls and It Is estimated that 120 more will he added when the Louisville ft Nashville shops are In operation KKNZ1E CARROLL COUNTY JtMs reported that a dozen families were loeatr 1 In the section around McKenzie durlnv the year Several stave factories small sawmills and spoke factories are reported from various joints In Carroll County but for tho moRt part they are nearer the ft Bt than to the Louisville ft Nashville MILAN GIBSON COUNTY From Milan the estimate Is of eight or ten families settled on farms the parties being from tho Northwest A spoke fat lory working fifty hands was cntabllshed 5 GIBSON COUNTY Twelve or fifteen families settled near Humboldt engaging In market gardening and fruit growing The following new enterprise have been established one stave factory XV Shannon 30 hands one steam laundry Lewis ft ldberry 10 hands one sawmill added to Hie I Foil apoke factory 40 hands one saw hoop and tiding factory Dungan ft Newton SO hands ons new bank aptlal $5oit 0 There la a union faelory rompany organized nt Humboldt with flnumii) enp-llul all local that will he In operation this yenr The population of the town It Is claimed htu Increased 10 to 13 per tent PELLS CROCKETT COUNTY Bells and Crockett County report five yfamlJjej e-'tlp de4 tinu and follow- We enterprises One Blave aud heading faitniv north rtf Bella one slave and heading faetnrv west of Hells one sawmill mar Ibdls BROW N8 ILLE HAYWOOD COUNTY From Brownsville and Maywood family there Is rewrtcd the settlement of twelve families mid the following Industries The Haskell Heading Blave Factory near Brow mu llle (torn Gales oil the Illinois L'entisl Wilson ft Camphell lumber mill near Brownsville FlUgerald ft Co lumber company at Shepperd's: the Werner Limiter Uompanv at Miepperd'a the Covington ft Uo lumber mill near Brownsville a round hale cotton gin and press Brown-vllle A cotton mill enterprise Is prnluitlo at Brownsville during tho current year I vxpri good results from the efforts Of (lie Brandon Land Uompanv nt Hells operating In Crwkett llnvwood and adjoining count los aud Halllliurtnn Ageni at Brownsville operating la llAy-wood Count Mr llnlllhnrton has made good start In locating settlers and wtc-k-Ing up Interest in biamiftioturing Mr Brandon hns located (a number ol enterprises dining the past few years and some immiftranl tind his prospects fur the present year are most llntteilng GALLATIN FI JINK It COUNTY The report Horn Gallatin and SuuAier County shows filly twenty-five families Spllhil amt sales of real estate owing largely to phosphate finds to the amount ot liil'Wi'U The est limited Ineremto of population due to the phosphate Interests sale of farms sad new Industries for the year Is put st 5u There has been eiaMlshei at Gallatin the following new pj (hie electric lighting pliel one p-e factory six have la en eslntdlahcd In the county Hie phosphate mining iqmium'y no In oivrratlou employ's about Pm men Three mllds of railroad track has heen built Great result are uxpected from th phosphate deresit discovered und being davslopcd Tbs County rich in this New lumber companies 3 New brick fsetorles 2 New eloctrlo light factory 1 New hotels 2 New dwellings erected B(0 New storehouses 2oO Ntw papers Utpcra House They are working to establish the fol-lewlng punts this year: Bteum laundry watcr-wrorks star faetory canning factory handle factory fertilizer faetory The town and county are full of life and go and are organized for progress PULAfiKI gILES COUNTY There have been six farms sold In Giles to Northern people during lk'i1) The phosphate Interest Is attracting attention several rich finds being reported fine lee factory two feed stores one elevator are reported In Pulaski for the past year The people are Interested In establishing a cotton factory a furniture faetory a buggy factory and will probably land something during the current year Th phosphate Interest promises much for Giles County and Pulaski and attention Is being devoted to Us development LAVRENCEBURG LAWRENCE COUNTY Thirty-five new families located on farming lands In Lawrence during ISM The following enterprises are reported at Lawrencehurg: One house building and furniture factory materially enlarged and manufacture of pump stuff added one flour mill roller process 150 barrels per day one largo Iron mine opened three new Iron ore washers eight mile new railroad The spirit of enterprise prevails In Lavr-renceburg and I look for new Industries for the town this year and a larger Immigration for tha eounty The policy of this department Is to work through and with local agencies and organizations I also distribute matter for local agencies and organlxatlons as well as matter gotten up In my office In this way I have drawn eloee to the local egenelee and organizations throughout Middle and West Tennessee and kept In sympathetic touch with them My pulley Is to help themselves which Is the most effective and satisfactory LOCAL STATISTICS Marriage Licensee loaned WHITE Arthur Burnett end Luclle Bplct-land COLORED Isaiah Collins and Georgia Burnett John Anderson and Mary Swanson Martin and MinerTa Church George Lee and Alice Lewis Heel Estate Transfers Grant Elkina to Mrs Ltnds- ley lot on Vine st 500 Mr Mary Kennedy to Wills lot on Martin st 1275 Parke to 9 Wilson lot on Sylvan st 2000 Wilson et ux to Searle lot on Kjlvau st 2000 Vaughn and wife to Terry land In 14th diet 1623 Moses Woodward to Johns land In 21th dlst 2500 Total consideration $10300 The Heath Record WHITE April 14 Lula Weley Egan 30 years corner Church st and Boyd ave April 15 Johanna Gaffney 67 years 1613 Cedar st 'April 14 Willi Louise Thompson 1 year 215 Dowdy st April 15 Leon Yeaman 32 years 24 Maple Ft April 11 William Fuller 11 years 141S Hamburg st April II Martha Jane Fuller 45 years 1 US Hatubuig st COLORED April 14 Ella Carroll 1 year corner Crawford and Line sts April 14 Martha aulx 3k years 711 WllllHtns st Airll 14 Maggie Dedrtck years 1520 Janie et April 10 Maggie Justfre 16 years S6 Maple gt April 14 Maria Johnson OS years 621 Lls hi ave April 13 Laura Beazley 3 years 13 Grundy st A pi II 13 Edward Young 1 year 1102 real 1 st Births Reported WHITE April 16 to Ben and Vauor Sweeney 1x04 Line st hoy April 13 to Moses and Fannie Clemmons 45J Chestnut st a boy April to ld aud Mrs LesuuuerVaux-halt Place a hoy Fhtutklln alley a boy 1 April 13 to Knnde Pillow nod Jennlo Thompson 67 Willow st a boy April 11 lo Most and Cynthia Couth 1x04 Division st a girl April 14 lo Marshall und Fannie Beaver 600 Sycamore st a girl Ilullfllncr Granted HnuKhtera of Charity St Vincent l'aul to erect St Thom Hospital corner Hayes ar Church Kd Horso hrh addition to frame house 11 Spruce Bt 20 I Oeortro Monre Sons rej oirltiR huildittf: -Lf Summer st 20) ICii Mnm I'ton To the lltor of The Aineihan In Ainoriutn of Mindv April stat(d that Lee Hitnyfon luol been arrested for i'tealinc brass from the Tertulital Com-pnn do me tho UndncMM to htnto that too party in (juosunn Is pot LH Hampton fohitor nt the union depot Ltn II CTnNf Janitor 1 nlrm the Bom! tncuiicitie fur tin stijimuh 11 )ody liver 1 and nerve- It cures Constipntlin IndlKcstion 'pcpvifl 'tiousnesit i i orator the liver ami a ry njTlhens hy htdnev fif vonunk for it sure ynu prrt tho geouma 1 1 7S In stomach Fitters NEWSPAPER SOLO HON HOKE 8X1ITII RETIRES FROM TUG ATLANTA JOlltNAL'g MANAGEMENT ATLANTA On April Hon Iloka Smith to-day sold hla Interest In the Atlanta Journal to IL Atkinson Morris Brandon and Gray of Atlanta Complete control of the Journal nosss Into the bands of Mr Atkinson and IBs associates as the minority stockholders also deposed of Ihclr holdings Mr Smllh realized three for one on his stock and the money turned over to hint to-day for his 63 share waa $159000 The minority stockholders received two and to one IL CabannlBS who la Iho largest of ths lenser holders getting $63-Ooi) The amount Involved la the entire transaction la $270500 George Dickinson formerly of the New York Herald will be the publisher under th new regime Cabaunics ha been asked to remain aa the buslnes manager ss bn also Joslah Carter 'or several years the managing editor and it la believed they will do 1 Hon Hoke Smith said to the correspondent of the Associated this ef-ternoon that realizing the respongibUBIr resulting from his connection wlili the Journal added to hla constantly groelnr law practice be was forced to drop one or the other "It was only because I felt It to ba Impossible for me to continue the double responsibility which has reeled upon me" said Mr bmlth "that I have wlih gi-mt reerpt severed the relations betweeu vy-a I and the Journal "Compelled to i boose between two lines of business I could not abandon the 'ito-fesslon the pursuit of whiih I anticipated aa a child and to which I was admitted as a member before reaching manhood" Atkinson one of the three new proprietors Freifilent of the Gcorzla LU ctrlc Light Co President of the South ern Bonking and Trust Coi Preeident of the Tilton Thomnsvllle ft Gulf Railroad of tha Union Lumber Co Prea-(dent ot Atlanta Suburban Land Corporation Seirctary and Treasurer of the Park and Belt Street Car Lne Treasurer of tha Georgia ft Carolina Co and Vice President of the Third National Rank IIIN COLOR URGED Negro Make I'nnsnal flea to the apreme Coarl WASHINGTON April Justice Gray handed down ths Inlon of the Supreme Court to-dny In tlie case of Seth Carter vs the State of Texas Carter 1 a negro under Indictment in Galveston Tex on tho charge of murdering another person of hla race lie moved to quash the Indictment on the ground that notwithstanding one-fourth of the population was of the colored race no member of that race were Includid in the panel lie asked leave to Introduce testimony to this effect but the pet II Ion was not granted the court overruling the motion without naklngny Invesllgtilfon Tbe Slate Court of Criminal Appeal sustained the trial court on the ground that no evidence hxd been offered on the point raised Tho Justice said that this was a false awRUinp-tlnn iiinsmuch aa tho testimony had been tendered liy tbls tender Carter bad suveil his rights under tha Constitution Hence the dci Ision was reversed snd tha cp bo remanded GHENT Eli THE A Ilex XV Ilatlerlge at Hi Home In Jsrkzosilllsi 111 JACKSONVILLE 111' April 16 -The tluV William Rutledge of Jacksonville 111 one of the most widely-known Methodist mlnls'cra In (ho West (tied yeater-dnv aged He Is credited with being (he firwt ih? 1i of ihe A -ID whiih wu afterwaid carried Into effect Mr Rutledge was horn In Vliginla had been In the ministry for llfly-stx years mid at the time of hi death was the oiilchi member of th Mcthodiot Episcopal Conference He i an Intimate friend of Ahinhnm Lincoln Gov Ynteft snd other hiding publffi men ol this Biato and during the civil war was famous a rhnplnln of the Fourteenth Illinois lloRl- nicnt In pn iirse PooHim In VICTORIA April 16 -Japanese are still pouring in hero Tho steamer Rio Juan Maru bronchi ami tho big liuer Goodwin 1100 Tho MtcsiuuT Milos I expected to-day with more and tlm Biacmer with over 700 Thn tabor lenders are tat II srnlhPt this Influx of Orientals hut It Is said tho Imperial Government rcfuocB lo allow the pnasaao of legislation whiih will effort Bs friendly relation with Japan Is thought that chnrltnbln Societies and poertiny the municipal governments of Japanese cites ere taking a bind In tlm chipping of number of Jnrpuicse pauper lalmrers (o tills country Heine of nller l'ortte NEW YORK April 16 -Tim general society of the Revolution hns rutered upon ft prnert to co-mnemninte the heroes who lost their ilvis st Valiev Forge A ytlitl of ground containing 4 he graves of John Waterman hit been deeded to the sotletv hv MnJ 0 ft Todd on it million that a suitable mmjtrhenl It? ret ted thereon to Giik edit or ami the hnnlrrdii of palrtnls who In mtmnrked gt aves in the surrotintBJtg grounds lommIUco (omprlslnc the Regents of Cm I) A State snrluPa hae be a formed rod has atieadv seiurid a number of lon-trlPul tons for this pm pone Geo lrtiMfccti A Allies Cvn Id sl) A Alyttr rreln-y of 3Vir will pv IhretlFh V'e ettv to I in los private car rout te reozeeule Fin Iitmll DiM'kef for fixltf eHle to Of flCOTTflVIlXE Kr- April (Bpr-rlul rmmty ('Irrtilt Court hrro lo-dnjr lMiU Howling Oiran presiding There will a very mU dnrket to of and com will hnrdly last ft week Itnunrilitp Hale Mnle Higher Wherever Ihr ('flUon opomlDti lust hirlif'r orlffs jirevnihd far ratlnrt tvh4'JHr alert Wound winim Tn order to r''t top Rfiu'irf1 Nile jiiioii wrio nhhcd to pr thn tl (huft retmn wrs fnr In iirtHitfig Town nherr thr Knmdlp plont In ffOHP the i'Mid hy amiare hot pmnrra in oniiipH ition wiiU ltuunrtluo k'i rtuilng iho greoler rt of tho M-lsno Wart Art nun ns Wilf rout rT ruurt thn rlro ruling at nthor oM nty'e in Ih frtitnp eounlr The tnoriffthlo tesnll llfiw-'rt ('ofinn land iho owner ft trndo with Hi rtrnen lor lorn to Koundsnp puuit io the profit if the rn'ro romniuuity nn i rt tho of towns thi lid ixt ujuy the ndvouitiiSGrt tit rounl bnio rotupotitMin The rffrt tif rtnch ohjrft Ins hrn a flfunil for Uoundlljp prowne for nent a im whhrt li tax th full rnpur ily Tf Iho ftfrcrieun ('often Compnnjrfl worMs runnlij di oil nifitt Vfr Wel-v Il new NKW YORK April Hi Motgnti fluthnriro iHm anmumc tnetif ihut llw f- nut her UhIImv ('onipany i npnutialln for lie ai qmremvnt uf the Lmilavilla Kvatiev iiio A ft lnMii Air Linn 4 pin for 'he rf-gniilrai i( of that mm ik ill be Issmrt hie I on agree viit I the South fn fu take uxr prprtv Dfor th'5 renrginlrntlon The First War! Ihmorrntk Tlub 11 culled to nii'Ct at Htuif Miit en at V3J a rirti-h Jtusifies of to before the nisrting hy ordwr GEKrKR Vrc.