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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-05
THE PHILIPPINES VAR
epas. aas Yea Pse.ty Is Ws-k TO -Ps~sfy -
Bes AsiEBaa

NArE-a. ArS- g---NLl E6rires t-u-- Mania
reoesre5 S.-e ;o-6E! gre u91-:ani details 70
Ek-5znS II. s:uti.oa Z .bs PAl:-TiD. Islands
E.s=- Il. 1rsu-rt1ts were tisJa3re5 t-oln tbe
ia-Es- e.rjas Z LIE y-5r-one O! CBr;I. The
ryea- raEsn- AID chDe-en WHO su--to6ere3 10
The s;Anish Eg1n1-zt5e. numbered same 1900:
bui Sooe ~Es E-Tns@ wiz The exception q. TWO
EuLL banda. vpass -1tes were oaAry Al broken
Ant Gss1esA TIE ArUtnLJ6o family WIG Eu--
ren6s-eS WIS DoI ne family O: tbs Philippine
GeusrkhsslTan. a. LIE s1E-ish hE& reported, but
thEi Of C-.Eyule AEltnLi6n. = cAJet killed Al The
capture af IuCs
TT. ;rgriDoe u Crrsi.- according 10 = letts-
TO z TH5a-raaL- Is EfLI ooruE3s5 " the
spL-3An A-ur. FIrtng noirnls pu-sre small
tnsE-Feri bands Whie1 REMAIN - lie province
IisdFee 70 kss2 - 4 state 1t way. These hands
are commanded bT Djsro Mn5Ica And ArlEton
TElADusrk- hui We Are MI ruuet canes-1ed oTe-
toeE because ArzzIA55o took s~sT rith hin
his hsss nsr- who II. DpH giving rron;ie 10 ou-
so1ajers u the S~rurloes Of BplHcEn- According
10 u1bciLi REPORTS AFCiIkl61 HDd his turce. Lark
al Ea-Ik O. supp.is4- And krt nsW iDiAui rpl-
YLakIng Uor1A = p-orinre 40 tK- tree trr- rero-
lutiunKrT At1Su plA, where they VII tne plenty
of rins 10 De.t thsl- nssessitlek
Iii IL kEl6 TIA: may Of Ibs men IN E-ms \;
BllLuIl hare already mors3 n g-gu5s 10 tSs
DsiEihsprinE prvF1nnas Of RrrLkn- Nusrl Ec3A-
ZEphA5ea- PHnEaGlnEl- EDt Ia PEmuEnrA Eoere
thsE onrrp! The IVwns osh- The Bplkran horee,
Lne
As Regards 6Ehi+nE. the Dus; Important
engagement onrur-e3 81 san REtLel where q
numerous rehea hADb suu,s 800 O. 1000 rae1
Ei-onE- tried TO capture uDe II uz- patrols N In.
tiEtr9rL ATiScksc t-on al E1aes. on. soldier
took retnEs il Tbs convent EDt -eiisis5 fur fwI
hDE-4 ktIss ~tlct the! mEds . sally, killing
ssre-El q. Ire enemy Lnt capturing syDt Er1al
An6 uurlriunk
Encounters and EElrnishss Ere o. daily D.
cu-reDoe al urt- The province Of BulEtAl
AEUinGJdo6 Coca Dvt Eirs WY. Encouraged y,
? 'yT1t WIG Stah.fh1l! L5c Lbt tisu-re;alul
and uhD reesn14g eITr4assd iht1f cartatDre II
Aim al . snt-ei Ioeei.Ilg Il ort u Iat IoHni
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-05
MES EHuMAHs AssLnlsE
search fsr HIN SIN GosuE Oa-Ose - a
RlnEs NE Teak RaWne1-

search fsr HIN BIN GosaE Oa-oDs - a.
RIuEs NE Teak PawpeA-
Al that the polioe Of Newark had found out
TO last night about the movements Of the
Dcrro who assaulted and robbed Mrs William
Of l76A Parker street On Friday
morning was thai be had come by TROLLEY TO tbs
suszness quarter Of the city At-er the assault
TIE scene Of tie outrage Is Just across The city
line IN bloomfield and within 100 yards Of the
main road TO Newark For q time After tbs
news sp-eHd q number Of men some Of whom
were 1-nea- beat The patches q woods il the
vicinity. but without finding any clue The a.
satlnnt had too long q start MrA Whitman
vii recover
Detective Lewis reported 20 Capt Co-hett Of
TIE Second Ire1nc1 yesterday that he bad
found n o pAwnstop il Academy street one Of
The rigs taken from NrA Whitman by ths
negro. Il Is q cameo with Al Indians head cut
on Il and TIE nAa who pAuDed il to- 50 cents
AzsEe-s ;he description which MrA Whitman
E5Tes q he- assa1aai- Ii was pA~ned about
hAt-past IL O'Clock FndA afternoon Al noon
q negro boarded an inbound Bloomfield car. 50
il l. supposed thai the man vent directly 10 the
pAunshop and then eus out Of town Serer
ioeless an the negro quarters have beer cAre-
The assaIIAnt may he the sane oeEro who a
= O'Clock Friday afternoon went 10 the house
Of Mrs. Miller, l7s Beajeville arenpe- Bloom
fed with q demand for food And who waS
d-Te- on, by the French maid. She th-eas-
e1e5 him with a carving knife The poilne say
thai . Snort tine tetore Mrt- WhitInan's en-
counter q uouAl employed By The Wilcox d
GsbAs Sewing Machine, COMPANY hh6 been
stopped hy q reEro n the vicinity Of the old
Bloomfield Rad but had RAJ away Capt
Coraes1 l. iacltDb1 10 believe thht the man has
e5ihe. come 10 thi. civ by rail or trolley Or has
t-alped svsr. TIE fact that the travelling
coiore6 population Of tAAt district l. largo u
Against the chances Of capture Seversl rs
g-ues were arrested On suspicion yesterday n
EAI Newark Harrison an6 Orange but noo1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-05
sEAxy sE11ErrD ZEE Po11cknAS.
LAeA~s CP Dslh 81 C1aa-eaS VEs~aas n ssass
81 Rs CAArge SAai TAsy Wers C5sSS<a

IAekaG u Ds<A 81 C1azaoas Hr4eaas N aSa1s
- M CAArg~ mai ThGS Were CshAsa
when Patrick Knst+ng and Jna- Smith twe
yuEaE Dsr- were L~--EtEpee II he TorkrDs
Cor-T sests-SI! :E diso-6er3y conduct KssA:-F
fxlt Rkgist-1as BrLnl tai P1hoEnEr Charles
Be3uL1 q. tie ERsi sII-y-ssrarIh street STA
tim hkt cubosS hin without naaHe Hs SAID
he lrHt IL So Columbus IFerDe Ee Wal
taking nn FradEy IlEhI N The corner Of SsEund
EFsr De kD6 StTerr5rth st-pet with Su-it who
EFea ~ 22s EEst Sevsn1ieth street when Po-
8ce1nAn Ts6lIh ordered them 70 D9Fs Tn A.
thsy 6ic Dof nDTe las. enopgt 10 sun HIN. The
rcIarsruEl arrested hem and -A2ped fay H.
slEIAbcs- Ht1nA1 cApf II hD5 c:uthoS him
httpppEn be 63t upf reEas; 3r-ost
= C. CRL uABn- WhS sa1c he lived hex dno- -
Smith tulo ibt Magistrate thai he sa~ THE
clus.n-E Lne thDuEti Il was . rpust uDrsDe1 FOR
assault Enc IhhI ths policeman EboEIe Se pEn-
lkbac-
Bon pc5nznsn aez6st ihE, there hat hssn
any g5ubsnIE
i viii make chH-x-s aEIt1si this Yulnenh1
~ H~ehoQUL-lsrL Bk3e Ola uBsrL
NsAL ] o6Aere I5s policemen" rN9otne &C
Magistrate Braun AND AnA4 tDs the pr1s1o-
err s. sAth-"
A. IbeT rolIt NJ. pay thsy were locked Up
C9LuSeu SAFE he ~pn1c make . cerr JlkrIf ~ F.-
8ut EaAoQULrfkrS AID wGAIs5 10 Talk viii tbs
Tuung men II their nhlA. but EsAa Keeper
lFDch wound Dpi a1J~ h1n-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-05

Deekisus mas B~ea Arrested SEVERAL H2aA
bat he kee0s H e.

bat NE ksees II CR
Christian BecklAra q n~iddleaEed uaa. ~
A--xtEoed IN the TorkriIIe Court yesterday tn1
nLsa usrAdinE On Third avenue in female attire.
Il have always worn wonAn's clothes" he
Magistrate B-Han- Il found hat ] ooala
make ny living better that way. IAna coax
Aa6 was born IN Sweden and wore ths Aane hAA
Of clothes there whea ! was younS-"
DO you know q any law which states
style Of c!oihinE q person must weArT thS
Magistrate asked Policeman Hale, who nAdS ths
arrest
TIE policeman snid be did not but arresssa
the nna. As q crowd was folloEiaE him
Inske no crime" spoke up the prisoner. Il
have worked for some Of the best families In
The CITY kpd have GOOD rs!erenceA wa tbs
cooE for NJ. Jacob Hess for some time"
The rsoi3cetnRn SE33 the man had bern arrested
ssre-L1 times for appearing in female apparel
. That IS 50" explained BecflAnA The
JudEe told rs mus DOT 30 On The street and
discharged ne ] donf 80 out very otfs1- but I
want sGzne ( esh air ouoe in q while and take .
walk 10 ea.uy Tie 'rssh air. II 10 oo1 ny taEls
II rseople follow NE ana lsnEh-~
The prisoner had q srrurE7y masculine fAos
and The tlre-tlAck skIp peculiar 70 one who
shares often The Magistrate fined him ~ on
the charge Of eis0rosray conduct Re said be
was employ ed ~ 50 E~si ThlrTy4econ6 street.
and ~ be could not DET lis fine be WAS loekec uR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-05
EEookzrs S4vr r4ED DEF DOCK
~ ws-a en- II 10 Re russ-A - Ca1DSsass.
uuArnI Delay

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hEs s.sn TlBce5 - charge II Nara C'unsz-urIE
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rush lie rIrk 10 ro-z3lroal S-tnrEt 5s4kr. %
LA, 1rs aS .Bt1jss.cos VI ID: ~ etIlEs. .
- :, . .ureiEl PIT - ~ dacEs- Acting $50
-eruE-r E-,a=sEtai sEli l. k1;s- Ills Ee1f-n.sa1
- Ca.-r1uu5a-r Aup-e- The CaHukuiEr1 q tha
uIr rl-G tltn-rr-lS Inn Inki tht otsTk-F
ar.Eu. 1nlE IhEs ~ sDs-reprE sr1E1s= VIII -
En-. - Las 53sk Lo5 .hLi EltoH-T aht hss1
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~a-E Il --.Lz-l.lc vErnuu1 ts--r :s'Gu. crT-
III -. .k IA --ELIh9DaA 1.st rt,Ih-s aLre Id
3r-ir-s-ssst. -Esaa-y ensuE1 70 s-t ~-c-riA-F
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cu,rec ~ Ltt IE.5.- :T-3Gcti liz - liz :;uDs-E-
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g1ilra3 - L~L- lt's E-:'s.-Ht q 1f1acIL c-cL-o-
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1T WaEf :. nt=i3+,. Ln1 VI cILLs Purchases
c-e.r-
= ttjar-Lu Wis s4s1I u ". 5g~j-s. Ens Is
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;: s.I..f IL hssl.TtEnI ron -. r-rTs q: c-r-
tTLrrr,-ra. -Gte TI-E lEs tsrts.. 1rt :SrsL Il
tt4E-E. u III tnCltr- = q NtiIi'Ib- N;ITDs
t.rILrlres VI -r;s:ibttr " Inkcs = lie clara
Tt- II IL. c:KE Curing LIE ,r:'tSak u rs9A-ziE
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AL err dt.E ET EEE1LL GEr-tE La claEr-1E Cd
Lns luSlLnL- ~ -fosl LE !k-Ees1 nLfa1ssl-ca
mkr .. c3.Esa v--1a-f cLisEsc-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-05
.aurs rEss11 roE -uE o1Dr1x
ahs urH Ne - e1-~L ~1rh ss-srhea hHEzs1L
ara uxH nave Q PsHerfzA BArEesy-

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1rr u ne uit-5katnTnHt p~-Era1cs u tls1-nri-
III uETL Ghostf III sE-1nr Ttis=-. EEL1Ai Es
.r1rs4I u IuLlE u rns Oh.-srt II LSrLnsss-
laass- pui VII tnt bhE-TE E5grgTTL Ut Ia uHc
4crE-LI.. VIII r1usenL tiEl III sDc1 tTIss--
encz I'll .e EEnsd IN rUunr Ucb,r-s IL II Sc
cu-aa Il vu-E+ur stCT Uuos- HI ETve-- Tns
superintendent IF LIE AIuLSiils AaEosuy EhE
.,,u rae rross sE-neHr Lcru:A1e ID sE5l1g Ts.s-
Eas 1r INF shSslAN and mas c1r-iAutsc LAEI
runss uuLEles nsaessE-T L pfbcs-s - ulLEt
tut commanders End executives sEr trssT oe
Ez.LEn-E run Jrhcora- srTs-tua. n Ttsa.is
fEr:1E 81 T,pvsr- TIT result hEf n5sr ltEi
rhs iIErr II Eli3r1 81 EuInJ--Es IL. u;nistrus-
MN u ~. frs nsU aL-sIE st1T tIE-Et IN, Al
1LJtIa. EI1Iis lus VA, b reHss. winch Iat EItb3r-
1r5ts Bsr vii ~ Lls n;ft Jsrts:s sTtts-nItl ID
LIZ. BEzlIIr SLY claHs iT-i ~ LIZ strFors sln:s
yfA.ru ,rsEkn - cIfyIkut til IL b 1Dg-Tt jsyVEr
ir va Tt.Ht14t- Tt4 limit sI-I - IL Ut SEZsT
rbnar hi appropriation E-sn1so ~ ne iksi
ElrH-gssh- Ent VII ~ w,nf71tftsc With sEt-
I.,sI ,lIiTrlrnH. Ear ,ELlf LIZ tstrctHtIs5 Lni :n5t
vi ~ shEst Il b lev Gryk
n Es14-L- Appearance LIE F+stl VII -sassu-
tit. In. s,uL-T ,rjgrr-rELr t,ly4 vt4cr rIBSt LDt
ams-Jnsl rsase4f L,LrsIht LIE erry ID - ste
VI tt ir~--E-rlErsr- uDisT-ntn<1c "a HFtr- VIII
-ns iItITlEtIr htIsGLtstd STi1 yellow TEDs Ers cr;'
3,--.-a. LII. nk-- ing . btSt- Sd E1rsh1 81 -+-H.'-
sruk-s 5tsf n tIlrKA- s~Lt5cltf4i 70 E7t ist q
s,rrfs II kisJui Tvelrt EnDtk Il q -k- tTf+s8s
Sue VII mare NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sEr 4 ny-ErlKIIc-
zmE ct5,r-. IL Uk-G -uuu utbosr& : VE--kII
tfn,ts-r. : ~ cHAohik- kn1 ~ hhJ!c%- liza JJWE
mEsrs ant ipwe: TErcf viii I've - st%rL- Lat -.
qrtie-t ~ YtLDS ;Ilt IT sJrutrt- Gno Lie raging
viii tr III VIE gilt El-Jt crRl vii lLrt b fur
uiaLlnIs nEETs-r I'm b stly ~ nRr cislGB' sItiIEL.
,upLu-lr FIX s-ntb rsJn6-trt EUns III the GU
eek tnE t-IrpunGs-s inc rvs l1sJEnGtrs III
E@ genera etu,ensaun vii tr- Length IN
tnt wLlsf Int 10 FEST: D-skcJh y t.sI
t-EpE1I :gc-vErt IS teti= AZ = fest Z 1.-the.
clHIukI,sIDslL. ---N rJnA- GJuI,utfsG- VII.
iGrz.rT, Lnt Ai-p VII uDf1 approximately Ryc.A,-
l9sL TIE GIT sk1trag Ht1p pJE Ei5Botssa 10 lbE
LcLdsnF :. lie A~nIIELn=lk- The bLncrtrL
NIIut Ras asls9nEly iIli au1ue raL-s EEu fun
tie nhtsrs- II nuE III Ida Euru;yskI s1LtlaL- Esr
JlAp. al Annapolis ii 10 ts LEEsI lila EuIIun
hF tpt EuIi,uGi Newp3rT new tIrtlg ppI b;
FHTaluplIls " q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-05
nnmr1nr cRruRRa


vrwr-n nnns WnrnHa- 49, bNS
u.szrruyux. sssa A-In the eruut thuf
mi, upunfzT shuu11 - 10 WY utiA any poWr-
n -ln have NJ its Disposal tA1-1F-Sx f-st-oAhss
szxliAry cruisers up1n Ehanh TIE ohry oen9e
Sr7-sod 10 hssasz II in Trutprttng The caasa hne
ana N preTtug EJ,on the of TIE eos-
nv. Many q these vessels are q The highest
r-Ysss Ape Capable q cruising far Almost an
anssh1sis period ewing 70 their lR-gt coal
carving oApAzSeA Lately the experts Cd tie
NAvy Dr7A-5DeGt hsre been Engaged N draw
.nE plans and Trepn-tuE designs vAeTehy al
q these vessels could Re converted int far
u6sAA5s 6EhfanE machines uTon shd-E o01acO
SHIPS II the Para New York 81 Juuih and 81
Pau Urea winch are Dgu iDclo6e3 n the Asi
Il GuEhry c-u3HerA many pEy1nS IN Ibe coast
wise EAS5n and an The hesf shtTs N TIE lake
trade can. under Ibe designs worked ou5 IT
the department. BE inverted INTO auxiliary
cruisu-k DSun1z-G heEvy batteries CARVING
a lErrs Eurptr Of 1mzunfti5h and with thru
r4tAls vel protected ~ iuIreTlsnt a1Al SHak'
~ A. n ne sas -, rsH ~ fTSrD wsshInS4aa1
The csizsr-ocfocs Of the navy have sHen On
Tins vurk FIX months past kDs ex5,cd z tT nase.
yaArx The ih-rsr resssas ~ers n-s5 ccnsnotrNd
ana plans drawn ~ hHS lie SoFNrIIDeal
n ss S ~ 49, IseS T,s ast N. NV tseifs f1afisd
VIII q r1sr - Jbsr ruA cs-so01 mic NSlplS
.h1Js suroe tlzDe- kn6 Ne thsl A. new Aptroch5
vesseik A-e tuLI the nArT VII Te-fsSi pAhns ID
q slmilkr uhhrscisr.
Arnre1Asr the NARY pou bRS Tn rs 6i &C
nuxl1hrr cruisers about thirty snI resselS AID
t,Nah yttGr AS5s esyerRl u The uUnfpr. Got
lErEtr vt-sRtls VII carry s1X-Lbch gins lhif-e
q lt,r 81 Pau TIRE A. many a. rat-Is-sf- rttIt1S
81 lest tSErnBke treGpnh and those IN The saiS
ana IL sSt .SlksI wl-< frRDc fruT-TDCh unuUhlri1
tl-aAasl5t And IN Jbe fn-e1RtT1t ADc poop fTt
ttsrlSn vii ~ given 70 thtsnr nhcS-nsrE, ~
tuli-up Cakl hunksrs ans pA-T1f1znA AM 10
tk- ~ vuNne-Betay 9s clTpct-1sr1- Il u ~n.
tended hy tnt erIsrSs ihbi LhcHs resst,is VpS1o
tt r. fn-niahh he II ak-RssInc lie couirDt-cs ~
ttss enemy - reasels 81 Iht &+lDnh7taAs o. CGn'
G.IILtl OIksA
ems fur ta,nse rrsssls E-e puu hernE o1n-
sr-pcfas III fAs " kshIuE1n NsTy HA-c ruos,
al E,GcS3C1EsoRp mA5e u1Is Tnh- kFa IN A.
greg lua WI We Assembled Ent tifc-st LWh1
al nkrr yA-5s uaprtsriHnI tr -nEthll.rls1 III
st..-aaE-5 On fa-t- +Icoi ScE-s nai1ss- Ca
rage. La5 b. ISe IlETTs Decstssh-y -u- DaU1Tlni
TasIu ". s+ = rvlGe2 AND ny working Gay As;
,lrhf nu l. rs-5RL ESt tie NE-4s - - L"'L1s
Ct-ssr-usI.a- Iltias-n sbrs be crL1e Eef sGf
-aa51 tn VA WITHIN IA-t4e week. Gns- t1-I
GrzDa5. wei ;r-.tstS1t,1 Ens iho-1UEAy t4uIGF:
zar b lanE crust
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-05

Intimately concerned IN rcp-odocuon-
Every mother Of q growing gIri o1ght
10 anticipate the earliest Indications OF
approaching wo1Rnhood and take every
pc-caut1cn TO insure health and scUDd-
ness il this one p~n-5cnlKr- The sllgnt-
et indication OF weakness shoald be cor
rected Immediately hy Dr. Perce's Pa
vurlte Prescription the unfzihng SPec1nc
for these delicate complaints.
Ii gives SPECIAL strength and healthy
toae 10 the feminine organism and b
nerve centres TINS overcoming manr dis
tressng SYMPTOMS which are wTcngfully
attributed to neuralgia or dyspepsia or
insomnia but are really calsed by an IN
healthy condition Of the special organism
Mothers ray consult Dr.. Pierce either
personally oT BY letter. concerning their
ch;idrer's heath OF their owe, IN the most
atsolrte confidence, and VIII receive pro
fessi nal advice free Of ehHTe- Dr.. Pierce
has heea Fu- thirty years chief ~coasufr1ag
physician Of The iarRlIds' Hotel ard Sursi-
ca institute. a BrHaln, -. y. The best
fruits @; his liSc-lo-E experience a-e en-
bodied n 4 thousand page illustrated book
The Common Sense Medical Adviser"
c~o1tziring explicit directions for home
treatment Of mary Complaints which nav
b. successfully managed without 4 phy-
s1cIRz. AID u vRSt amount OF valuable IN
formation a5ou. the human anatomy and
physiology A papeT-bouad ccpy VIII Be
SCI: FEE Scr ~ oae-ccui STAN s 10 pay the
hR-e COS: Of mailing o. Goth bound for Ten
cezts exra Address above Institute
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-05
ANCHOVY IN OUR WATERS
1zrE VARIETY ABoUSDs " sHIIe
SpcocK AND PRcoETc RLrS

~, pa-r-r--y UnAa ~ -. 1-as - IT, AVu.-
ra---m. as, F1-aa Uauy oth- Hlsas -
r-A asa Ursnrp 0za.Tst1rs RscA- tsrspelAe
er-ua.1-s - sAe Crr~aas- nsrs nsrsassutA
d.. TA-lsnun H Besn. sErcrintenaenf Of tie
AruAraauL refurDsa FesssrdAJ from \ sha1
vacation NJ SoufhAuPfonL Dong Island wt3ua
he utilized In sxvlur4ne TIE Depths 81 Shine
cock ana PeuCnic hayp for nsh and cthnr ne
r5nr forms BE discovered Ash Of whose n.
isfeDue in thoss waters even the p~-utesEnn NAL
fishermen were iEnurant Has most infrruEf
ing end- from q sunDercihi Potni q view. Wa
The presence IN large Numbers Of the r-ns 40
coerT. whjeh IN high rSoes hrN 4
small shiTrornf us the ht11e Esh wAs seni 70 TIE
Fulton Market viii prraf to the hSher7nen
Mr.. Bean bogAn his work in HetEe Greek tAs
nast eastern pA-s Of sAinDcuock Bay. Ths-o
he found h1fnsh Gu s1vur Ehz. muIlot snap
rerS eds winter a1anaerA- true AouA0vy. 90
vr EadeA paAahsh. 6IeasA hlAckash- blue %
eafhje crAhA and shrimp He Eut also tour
kinds cf kfTjshsh, TIE bass mummy. TIE EhoT1
mummy, the common Enie- and sun hoo1haf.
the lnast Il the EIheS q tiny. tranEra-Sn1
neMu,Afal fish The bass mummy b . 6lts
the male 1t uhScA IL striped ike q striped hAEA
while the female hhs transverse ErrtQeA which
frequently simulate alphabetical CT numerical
ohn-Ac1e-s In Peoorse Bay Dr.. ReAa 50, c-ShS
flhafCkF Al NGh
FwellaSh- and Tdpehsh
La the as,en ocasn two hAnas Of the selma 60
eyape the fact that the net was reTy snail
took small Ash IN enormous numae-A Inc
s~nATT,ersA CO younE hfnensh- O feu inches loaG.
evidently fish Of TIL. Tea-'s growth -a-e -
plentiful thai bushels OF them we're taken 80
eAch hszl There were taken besides these
fsa- two kinds Of mscksrel rnAd- nsh some
what Ike The Sou .hern crerAlle- which we-o
common: young mAckerel which were very
scarce; two kinds Of the true hncAcry. eN-
ceeding2r plentiful; hnT1erhsh- alevives sea
herring. round herring. and 1ukeA
The large reDo-s and the c-evaljeI Though ooe
caught hy nr. Bean also occur In these wa
tera as specimens q each variety were pro
cured fl him by The fishermen The rezoo-a
IL An ug7r Ash with q sucking disk hike the sole
Of q rutter shoe on tor q his bead With this
he ATTACHES himself TO 1oAI1nV objects o. %
other Ash Frequeat1y large sharks have two
o. more reDorR hanging 10 them The Gre
rA1e Is plentiful in Southern waters but IN
! co1uan hereAhouTS
Ir. Bean says that the canal which has 10
celtly teen cut between ShIlneoock and Pc.
comic bays Is deepening fast. Its water -
hlEaly colored- apparently from yeSetahle
! n oE1hs- and Shinlecock BAT Is stained equally.
Z The latter body Of water also il filing up AID
ihe t,uftnrn is becoming muddy. As a result.
OF sie-s- olRlnAA and crabs are less plentiful
eui Gels are abundant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-05
I'VE Ar.y SAcsSs CaaAs 70 ~ Tho Invssiass
~ rA$ Arsy AAEsEas 9aAs-

FLsE-s s-trL sspt k-LItornL;J5r Las basr
rsas!Tut n iht Wa Department -hai rvc Erur
ufBessrs lFtne 20 Jul Il . Gain FIR 6LmEres uu
LrnpuII u lit mfI utEc1urs o. 1s E-kg-gnrreD-
suu DLELEIns GrU. st1sh nks htrl Adopted
" tht Erly- Tnsy Az EAJnr " Z Livernb-s.
Curgs u KEaE1Dssrx- EAIl1ns6 ~ bDstun And
Capt a E Russell Ordinances Department. sl4-
unpea a. 81 Pau I'd. csruTts Hive hsie INA
RESTRAINING o-otr against Lbt VA I'ryar-Dsui
- ;I<T eli tns Gst 81 AIS II oibeI usF2t44t q,
gtIcn LhsT claim ID bk LIE 1Irsriu.. gr 3Eai-
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lave gwen npiont tLLt tbsy vi EpyLy 10 Cgl-
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Com IAIr II the | H5iSe STATES CoErf O. tlE-rss
TAsT CALI 10 he Inc lpTeIJsrf Of AID 10 hala LIS
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cATA1ET 70 BE sES7 70 KryL
Nrasrass MRS 10 ~ Ayr-sara S~ Rarzaag an
Ola tyas~ Any% n y AA<-4Ace-

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uaL-c.1r ne Department Of Cnda-kdh a. Dan
re-. E~r15a-E5IE LIE - ssDE nIr1l-y. III; eI-
..rsaEng four Err..T2s- 10 ZUI- y. NJ ~ Essist
-. Ioaztn ArsnT There Il E--esr1uE suut DuSi-
On. r,,tr WIZ LII ELH1 III III. s2uLw. The
nE-ts, Wit 3aE-DeI-L-ly Lt-lcisuE Tos sTuEw
VIA Stas-eo ~ IL L hBi-.tcs- LoE WIS burned
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were aunEjc e-sc sLc-t5 " Tie pber D.rn tstrf
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intll wDUIn ;rEtLtLE ~ rtt vii -nsastG1ss ~
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Posi- OFFICE srs1sEss sooKps.
P-s-ee.nase e ls1rsAss n uss
Assca80ss Ser AsGuaL

CsS@~ns4s11~1 Ps-en.sase - lsuru4as N "a
LaueaSss Seq AsgusL
Postmaster Van CpJf Ens Autfto. Ja-ttnas
are ksePtlF . careful watch upon the business
ut the Post onre. And they say that il cun-
ttnpes 70 sfIps al unprecedented tnrrussaL They
have paie pA-1arnls- Er1sntiun 10 1bs opera
buus q ibs vA-Iuus dsp~A-tIueprs N with tbs
growth If reosipts IL largest and th-y ray that
il indicates . constant w1Ssling Il tie field Of
tIaADraL AND nTDDsrciAl A~ud!~1ty. Auditor
IG-aiDsss fgU-us shoH puaal Posi- onue 70
eeipts troM Al svu-osa during August 0. $751;
1854 For Lht nur-' Epun atnk muufA lkEf yeay
The rensapfA ware Gs2l- Goa IL
Tina AtIuSf an therakAe Of StA On ksT
par nenL- he SAID ana LAAl artAks the reuar6
&c Tins ufons fur any single nnu1h- TIM tncreEAs
uaA1tsht4 iseEf hDt only n tbs genera Posi-
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bsk11eAA e1f1r1rfE d The c5Ty ~ well Tbe sA9s
ca STAMPS Ebe rn1Dry ur6eTs and ihe AD0EnI q.
Aetpnr-blx renta EhDN . ybannmnnal inuroasA"
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IMPORTANCE OF rHE K1Er Anal
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