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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
Real Estate Private Sales.

Henry Morgenthau and Emanuel Heilner have sold
to George +. Stitt the plot, 10oI125. on the northeast
corner OF st. AIMS avenue and 1asth street. for
$40, OCO.
Ogden 4 ClartSon have sold for a Mr.. Clark. to
Mitchell A. G. Levy. the h~ve-story brownstone front
eighth street, for S35. 900.
One Of the big sales reported last week was that Of
and seven story warehouse, by John +. Scannell. Yes
terdAy the Mutual Life Insurance Company began
foreclosure proceedings against the property, nam
ing Frederick Z. Pitkin as principal defendant.
IN BROOKLYN.
The FlAtbush property known rs the vAnderveer
farm was sold yesterday through C. s. Osborne to q
building and loan concern in which p. j. Carlin is
said to be financially interested. The land includes
about forty-hve acres. fronting on FlAtbush avenue,
opposite the lower end OF Nanderyeen Park. The
price was S135. 900. OF SO. 900 an acre.
Mr.. Johnson has sold to Frederick Mitchell Mon
roe, for Sl1 900, frame cottage. plot 60x10o, on the
north side Of Eighty-third street. 100 feet east of
Twelfth avenue; also. TO John Miller, for 81, 800,
the cottage on q plot 6oIloO. on the north side OF
Eighty. third street, $50 feet east of Twelfth avenue;
also. to Frederick Libby, for 8 5000. the vacant plot.
avenue and Eghty-hfth street.
Z. II. Bishop has sold TO Mrs. Jennie B. Boyd, for
$4,000. No, $50 Decatur street, three-story base
ment and extension stone.front house.
John Pullman has sold for ]. ]. 0illigAn to CathA-
rine Courtney No. 725 Carroll street, new four-story
brick double apartment house. lot 2Sxloo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
Odd and Enda of sportn.

J. EdwardB-You can become q registered athlete
without fee while you are o novice. For those who
have won 4 prize the present fec IL 81 o year. Apply
to J. z. Sullivan. 10 and 1e Park place.
MONTREAL, Sept. 27.-Encouraged by their guccesS
at the recent championship games, the, II. A, A. A.
will send Brodie, stephen and Irwin to New York to
take part in the New York Athletic Club games on
Saturday next. Brodie will carry the Montreal
eolors in the mile run, and every ono up here expects
should be we'll up. and stephens IN the quarter mile
will give . good account Of himself. Trainer Ben
nett will accompany the trio. 80.
CAMARIDoE, Sept. 27,-Arthur Robinson. who won
the Io0.yard dRSh In the Harvard-Yale dual games
and got third at the intercollegiate sports, and his
brother, Kelly Robinson. third base on the varsity
baseball team. will not. return, 70 Harvard this year.
ness openinG. The lUsE or :skrt' Robinson will DO .
e sonsiS.r psS~ on 70 ~ ~ Eat PttSSis IpS bs.:o mem he rim.
son ever had. and was. besides. o hno' batsmau and
base runner,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
ELEVATOR FALLS SIX STORIES,
But Only One of the twenty-five Passengers
Aboard IL Badly Injured.

passenger elevator In the Metz building.
at 1913 Mott street. fell at noon yesterday from
the sixth floor to the basement. There were
twenty-five persons in the car at the time. but
only one was seriously injured. Victor Berlin.
a tailor. of 10 Eldridge street, attempted TO stop
the car by selZing the check rope Two fingers
OF his right hand were broken and he was
thrown to, the floor OF the car with such force
as to render him unconscious, He was re-
moved to st. Vincent's Hospital. where Il was
said that he might be injured internally.
Thu car was ascending when the accident
ployees Of H.. B. Rosenthal. Il Co, who were re-
turning from luncheon. As the elevator was
nearing the sixth floor one Of the two cables
snapped. and the car began to descend with in
c~reasinR velocity. II crashed into. the base
ment with such force that the wonder 10 that
all on board were not badly hurt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
Real Estate Auction Sales.

At the Broadway Halesroom yesterday D. Phoenix
Ingraham x Co. offered No. - Leroy street, neHr
Bedford street, two-And-a-hAlf story brick dwelling.
IL. ax3 1880, voluntary sale, withdrawn at 81. 300.
william Kennedy sold Stebbins avenue. southeast
corner OF Home street, 33Il02. yXy4X53, vacant, fore
closure-amount due, 81, SOL; subject TO taxes, 10,
SS3. Yp-to Frederick W. Pitcher. plaintiff, for SO, 600.
In BRooKLYS.
Taylor K Fox sold at auction an irregular plot on
the north side of Metropolitan avenue. 1875 feet west
OF Lorimor street, with throe-story frame tenement,
with store. partition sale. to RosAlie Heine for
SO. 900.
Thomas A. KerriRan sold No. @ willoughby street,
all right. title and Interest of Herman Finkelstein, in
atwo-story frame house. lot 215Iloo. on tho north
side OF Eastern Parkway. 20 feet west OF Osborn
right, title and interest, Of Maskower Lodge, /. o. +.
8. of Judah. In q certain plot in Washington Gene.
RIih
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
POLICEMAN CATCHES AN EAGLE
It Was Made Prisoner in East Houston
street-Sent to Central Park. .

It Was Made Prisoner in East Houston
Street-Sent to Central Park. .
large gray eagle attracted attention In the
vicinity Of Mulberry and Houston streets yes
terday. The bird was first seen towering over
Police Headquarters. Finally It descended
slowly and alighted on the stand Of a Hebrew
soda water vender In East Houston street.
much to the alarm OF the proprietor. who re-
Garded the birds presence as an evil omen.
The eagle fluttered about the street and
seemed bewildered. Policeman Clare Of the
Mulberry street station set out to catch the
phere, succeeded in capturing. 1t. He took his
prize to the station house and that
he had a prisoner.
What's the charger" said the Sergeant.
Flight and resisting arrest" said Glare.
The bird was taken to the back room. while
the Sergeant muttered something about fly
cops"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
Sixth RAcO-The Kings Highway Hurdle Handicap;
$50 each. or only $40 II declared; with $3.50 added;
Racing ut Chicago.

CHICAGO. Sept. 27.-As the track improves at Har
lem the racing gets better. The sport was fairly
good to-day, Iris and Andes. two long shots, sur.
priaed the bettors by winning. Four fayoriteA Were
hrst past the wire. NJ
First Race Seven furl~ongs-star and Crescent,
LOT H. MARTINI, 2 20 I, won: Overland, lO7 Wan
Camp. 2 to !. second; F1islAl, l12 Rein. p to j,
third. Time. l:3lI(.
second Race-Fiye and q half furlonRs-IriS Io4
Hutter), 25 TO ]. won: Stamina. LOO Mein), I to j,
Time, / ;OpA.
Third Race-onc mile and q hundred yards-whst.
erlou, 1O4 (Beauchampl. s to o. won; Candelaria,
H. IL. ReifD, d 20 1. second; Plantain. 90 (SeAtonJ,
20 10 4, third. Time, 1:4B.
Fourth Race-FIYe Undergraduates, OF Holden),
20 TO /, won: Genua. no u. Ward, M to j, second;
TullA Fonso. lO5 DeauchAmph 2h to /. third.
Time, ] :O2.
Fifth Raee-one and one,cighth miles-uarda. Ios
Rutter), "a 10 I, won; sutton, ia N Murphy, q
10 4 second; Tranby. III dEllis). y to /. third. Time.
i:RIH.
Sixth RAce-one and onc-eighth es-Do
Dummy lol tBeauchamp. Z to J., won; OrCeHus,
IO2h CAcDonaldl. TO J. second; Bethlehem Star, %
NeWcon). rs TO 1, third. Time, 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
DUEL IN SEVENTH AVENUE

Principals Not Hurt-Throo Passersby More
or Less Wounded.
Simeon Demabre and William Butler. two
young negroes who had a figh Sunday night
over a girl, met at Seventh avenue and Thirty
first street last evening. and after calling each
other bad names for q while drew pistols.
Everybody in the neighborhood scurried away.
Butler fired one shot into the ground and then
threw his pistol away
Demabre kept on firing until he had emptied
the five chambers Of his weapon. dozen odd
policemen fell upon the .duellists before they
had time to emu brace each other. Neither had
been hit. Buffers pistol was picked up in the
street and Demabre's was taken from him..
Frank Taylor and John Davis. negroes living
nearby. were shot in the thigh and had to be
taken to the New York Hospital. Title Farrar,
a young girl. was shot In the leg. She walked
home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
Roober Fails to Throw Prof. At,a..

There was . real hot time with the usual attendant
excitement AZ tho Theatre Unique IN williamsburg
last night. Erneat Roeber. Prof. Atlas. . local
wrestler and the police were largely mixed up in the
fray. II 10 needless to say that the police were VIC
torioua.
Atlas, who 10 . big. strapping fellow, and weighed
fully thirty pounds more than Roeber, essayed to
stay fifteen minutes with the Teuton champion.
the strangle hold succeeded in remaining the time
limit, thereby winning the match.
Roeber did not hear the announcer call time"
and whom he kept his antagonist down there was Q
citement Prevailed. Roeber and XtiSS induiced in a
setto ON the stage and were prevented from ami;
hilAtinR each other by the police. Ed. Manly acted
as referee. During the melee on the stage several
boys In the gallery got into an argument, and the
police had 70 use their club 70 0uppress tho row.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28

big shooting tournament Of the He'll Gate Gun
Club Of this city was held yesterday at Dexter PARA.
Brooklyn. The scores:
Main Event-Ten .birds-Bolden. 40 yards, on
points. 1oi J. II. voss. 80 yards, Z points. o; schlicht.
2s yards. az points, .; Regain, 20 yards. 6X points.
4; Metz, 20 yards, 7 points. q; Balm. 20 yards, 8
points. o; Heimmelsbach. 20 yards. Bk points. z,
Newman. 20 yards, 8 points, @; Hafften. 20 yards. o
land, 2S yards, I points. 81 MarauArdt, 20 yards.
sen, ~ yards, ~ points, g; Herman Voss, 2S yards.
~ p9tnts Q; Trostel. 80 yards, points,
points..9 WoeifulI 2s yards. 7 points. Z; Lang. 2s
Yards o points, J; stefienS. 20 Xards, ~ points. 2;
points, ?; Foster; 80 yards I points. Il schmidt 2s
3; Guy. 3s yards, ! points, 8; Bret. - "a yards SS." az
points, 8; Sands. 2a yhrds, Z points, 9; selg, %
Kreob, 20 yards, B pointp. q.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
Tho Results ut Newport.

Sept. 27.-In the second race At New.
port to-day DomOzetta, ~ IN 1. GOnley up, aud Gala,
thee. ID 70 2, DIAan up, collided at the three-eighths
pole and BOTH teil. dalathee luickly got up and ran
away. dragging DagAn, hanging with his foot fAsL in
tho stirrup. for loI yards. DuGan's right foot was
badly wrenched, but he will be all right in u week.
Conley WAS not hurt, aud both horses escaped injury.
One faYori;c and four second choices won. sum
mary:
First Observation-Disclosures ~ FROST, Ito /. won;
OndAgne. lOT Morrison, 3 TO !, second: Tho Navy,
Second Raee-sIT furlongs-Guess Ne. 81 Carter.
even. won; George Kraft, lo7 (MAtheWSl. 0 20 s.
ne, 1IAG.
a0OOtAAsdh 3 % l. WoAi D0mSta. 400 Bnttonl. 3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
DEFINE KILLED By BExz1NE
His Chum, Who Was Poisoned by Hydro
D cyanic Acid, May Recover.

His Chum, Who Was Poisoned by Hydro
cyanio Acid, May Recover.
Coroner's Physician Weston made an autopsy
yesterday at the Morgue on the body OF Thomas
Devine. q shoemaker. who was found dead In
bed In his room In a Raines law hotel at 468h
Pearl street on Monday morning.
A short time before Devine's body was dis
covered his friend. Edward Murphy. with whom
conscious in his room, which was two doors
away from the one occupied by the dead man.
Murphy was removed to Hudson Street Hos
drocyanic acid poisoning. He will probably re-
cover.
DR.. Weston did not find any hydrocyanic acid
in the dead mans body. He found that Devine
had a weak heart and that he had drunk BEN
tents OF the stomach were impreRnated with
that fluid. 1t will REQUIRE a chemical analysis
to determine whether the benzine Devine took
labelled benzine was found in Devine's room.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
DELAWARE. LAeKAwANNA . WEST

DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA . WEST.
ERN r.. IL. q
Stations in New York, foot OF Barclay aud
vESTIBULE TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET
500 A. M.-BinghAmton Mail. stops At principal
1000 A. M.-tcate .~CAr-Bunalo. Scranton. Bingi
halnton, Owego, Ithaca. EmirA. Utica. Syracuse.
and Oswego Express. Pullman BUFFET parlor caTe,
Connecting at buffalo with trains for Chicago and
lilo p. M.-tDAily>-ChicAgo and Buhalo yestibuled
express for Scranton, BinghAmton and Elmira, Nc, q.
Pullman buhet pArlor cars to ElnnirA. through
sleeping cars and day coach to Chicago, arriving ~
4:I5P NJ. next day. Sc'
A;OO p. M.-Scranton, wiIkesbarre and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
100 r. M~.-Daly)-ChicARo vestbnle Limited Ell
press for Scranton, Bilghamtont. Elmira. Buffalo.
Through BUFFET sleeping car New YORK TO ChicAk9..
Dining car west OF Buffalo. 49,
$3.50 II. M."-(DAily)-BunAlo EHpress. Pullman
HleeperR for Scranton. B~inghAmton, Elmlra. BATH
Mt. Morris and Buffalo. arriving Buffalo 9 A. ~,
$3.50 =. M.-CDaily)-Bnfalo. Scranton. Bingham:
ton. OWego. Ithaca. Elmira, Syracuse. Richheld
Springs. and oswego Express. Pullman ounss
TicISts ana Pullman recommendation ct Henry
Gaze 4 Sons, Ltd, 1I3 Broadway. IL Park place. 42p
and a42 broadway, Tickets At ferry stations. III
4th av.. cor. 18th st., 81 West l26th st.. $50 Colunis
bus Gy.' New York; 338 and 1928 Fulton St and 100
Broadway. Brooklyn. Time tAbleA giving full infer
nation at all stations.
Westcotts Express Company will cali for andoheok
baggage from hotel or residence 10 destination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
CroSu-Country Running.

The Morris Heights Field Club has issued an In
vitation to the representatives of clubs interested in
croSscountry running to meet at the Jerome Hotel.
on Sunday. and discuss plans to place the sport on .
live basis during the coming season. The following
enthusiasts have been selected by the Field Club TO
participate in the conference.
J. J. FraWley, Knickerbocker A. c.; q. obertubbes-
j. Kennedy. Star A.. c.; E @. Carter, N. Y. A. c.;
II. Cotter. Bay Ridge A. c.; n. r. Eaton. \. J. A. 9.
Practical results arc expected from the meeting.
As a run Ia scheduled to take place Immediately after
viii Start at 8 O'Clock from the corner OF I77n
street and Jerome avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
Slow Work at Carpenters, Convention.

The Brotherhood OF Carpenters Convention.
now In session In the assembly hall Of the
United Charities building. started yesterday to
revise the constitution OF the organization.
There were 80 many amendments suggested
by local unions that little progress was made.
and 1t will take all to-day to, complete the work:
routine business. The delegates attended a
reception last evening given by the Social Re-
form Club at As University place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
RAN AMUcK IN A REsrAURANr.
The Cook Cleans Out the Dining Room with
a Meat Knife.

The Cook Cleans Out the Dining Room with
q Meat Knife.
Carlo BSllochio. q cook in q restaurant at 157
Blocker street. was taken to Bellevue Hos
pital q prisoner last night. after attempting to
cut the throats Of several OF his fellow en-
ployees. and trying to kill himself. He had
been drinking heavily for several days, and
became very morose In the afternoon.
Early In the evening he seized a large meat
knife and attacked two OF his assistants in the
kitchen. Then. entering the dining room. he
cleared the place OF all its patrons. While
chasing a crowd down the street he was cap
tured and disarmed by Policeman Sullivan and
taken to the Mercer street station. There he
declared that he intended to take his life. and
that he bad already made several attempts 70
wounds on his stomach and wrist.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28

z 2 second, Aunt nssuis. % 0sOsO. stO i, shird.
Fourth Rsce-slx furionks.-IolA, los dEathsvu),
sto5 won; Hise nosa, 1o8 BnttonS Q 70 ], seoondl
MhriOnt. lo8 (NutO, q TO I, third. Time, 1916.
Fifth Receive furlOnga.-DonAld Balm, III
KuhnJ, TO 4, won; Air Blast, III MAtheWa), 4 70 8,
sscond; Yohna, 1Oa, VRnduson). o 10 i, third.
sixth Rsce-,one~ mile.-Egbart, IoB CConlsy). Q 20
J, woni Ideal Beau, 100 Urowhurst), 2 TO 1, second;
AbereRate, 100 frosD. Q 70 I. third. Time. 1.A2M.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
Tho weather.

The storm reported on tho Florida coast on Mon
day has remained nearly stationary and increased In
force. with heavy rain falling at Jupiter. High north
erly winds will probably prevail along tho south
Atlantic coast to-day. The pressure Was high yester-
day ever all the interior Of the country. with the
centre over Lake Michigan. Fair weather prevailed.
except for rain in northern New England and the
extreme Northwest. Tho temperature was lower In
nearly all sections. but higher in Nebraska, Colorado
and Montana. No frost was reported.
In this Oity the day was fair; highest onicial tenn
perature 670. lowest 5Oo; average humidity. CO Per
cent; wind westerly. average velocity 20 miles an
hour; barometer. corrected to read to sea level, at 3
A. NJ. 2Y.sd. 3 F. NJ. 1901.
Tho temperature as recorded by tho ohaclal Their
mometer and also by The suns Thermometer at the
street level is shown in the annexed table:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
Lieut.. Allen and Miss Inc1 N. Peck Arc
Married.

The friends Of Lieut.. Roswell Fl. Allen Of the
United States Navy. who is now stationed at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard. and those Of Miss
Inez N. Peck of 14o Montgomery street. Tren-
ton. n; j.. will probably be surprised to learn
Jersey City on Friday Of last week by the Rev.
John c. Allen. pastor Of the Bergen Baptist
church. Lieut.. Allen Is about % years old and
his bride a year younger! The ceremony was
performed In Pastor Aliens house and the
minister was .enjoined to secrecy. The bride
returned to her home In Trenton. She is a
writer for a daily newspaper In Trenton. Lieut..
Allen returned TO duty at the navy yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
vandervesr Farm in YlatbuSh Sold to n
syndicate.

The vanderveer farm in Flatbush. compris-
ing about forty-five acres. was sold yesterday
TO q Brooklyn syndicate. OF which p. j. Carlin
and ex-Postmaster Andrew T. Sullivan arc
said to be members. The property fronts on
yanderveer Park. and tho purchase price was
SIS. an acre. The land will Immediately be
divided into building lots.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
whist.

In Newark. on Monday night, the New Jersey
Whist Club team won its ninth consecutive
game for the State trophy by defeating the
North End Club team by the score Of % tricks
toS. The players were:
New J~ersey-Aymar, Englis. Cameron and Otis. .
North End-heynolds, Archer. Toppin and Foor-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
Lehigh Valley System.

Stations foot Of West 28d st. Penn. R. r. CortlandA
.1rd,cu,ss tim. or STo DeS W 4 ss a. a.. Other auu,.s
show time from Cortlandt or Desbrosses 81.
s6:l0, 6;2O A. NJ. daily Sunday @o:+6, A. Mo for
Ea ASisoN f s:ao 1n' Hr N, dsi isAt fop w1LKEsBARRE
SCRANTON. ITHACA, GENEVA, ROCHESTER,, BUF:
FAI.O. NIAdARA FALLS and the West and principal
"BLACK DIAM0ND EXPREsS.''
Arrives Buffalo 1855 p. n. Pullman Vestibulo Day
a la carte. Connects at Bunalo With through sleeperS
10 Detroit and Chicago. -
cn AiS;Ro' 1 iGREsB4 Al Rf,i' 81 HHT5S0 and aNG coal
branches. Chair car TO Easton.
$3.50, 4:1o P, n; daily. except Sunday. for
cipal intermediate stations. Connects for all points
in coal regions. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car for
tl;5o. 5iSO P. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for EAs-
TON and intermediate stations.
$3.50, b:I5 p. NJ. Sundays only. for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations.
$3.50, $40 2. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for EAs-
n'G:So, 100 n. daily Tor BUFFALo; NIAGARA
Toronto. Dining Car New York TO Easton.
ONLY I5:t az s s;SG I f y. fSsiSi S.Gcp EA ssPSSy s sfSRRfaG
HEM. MAuCH CHUNK. SAYkE. GENEYA ROCHE
TER, BATAVIA. BUFFALO and oRoNT Pullman
carried. No baggage carried.
$3.50, $3.50 T. NJ. daily for wILKEsBARRE ITH
FALLS. and all points West. Pullman sleeper To-
sd Hd%fsiq ppai lsf4l t,sins s6 SH11T; f SRSSK a1 and TA, az
mediate points. leave as foliowS: slo:3o, 1o:5o.f
1920, 1890 (~sundAys only. A. H., 1910. $780,
Tickets and Pullman accommodation Of 118, 261s
278, 366. 944 and 1928 Broadway, 81 East 14th ST.
1855 Z. l2bth ct. 127 BoTsry. \. X; $50 Fqltonst.A
r. Y. Transfer Co, will call for and check baggage,
from hotel or residence through to destination. So :
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
Sues BOardor for Alternating wife's Anoo.
tions.

STossEr. L. L.. Sept. 27.-Edmund Weeks Of
this place has started q suit for $4,000 dam
ages against Herman A. Darling for alternating
his wife's affections. 1t lie stated In the com
plant that Darling became a boarder In the
thority Of Weeks and IL, now in control OF the
household. The case will be- tried at the De-
Innrf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28

LE1rEoTos, Sept. 2~T.-1mported Simon Magus, By
81 slmon-Wheel OF Fortune, By. Adyenturor. was
struck by lightning at the. home OF his ovnerp, Ap-
plegnte \ McMeekin, In this county, last night,
and killed: He was imported Ivy ,Pierre, Lonllard
. long price. q, O. Harris lost n valuable mare By
Gen. Wilkes last night from the sAmo source.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
Court CaIendars Thia DAY.

Appellate D~ivision-Supreme Court.-Reoess.
Supreme Court-Appellate. Term. Motion No.
-. +8! 81. 40. a. b2. 90, 81 20, 10. 90. Special
L.-Motion calendar called at 1890 A. n.
tiers, Part yI.-Mohons to be ntfrOm Special Term.
Part /.
Snrrogate's Court-Chambers.-For probats-wlls
Of Bridget o'Brien. John HOUSTON. EAtelle do 8.
Green, Alicia Taylor, Christine NJ. Tourney. Henry
Gledhin, Arthur Il. Gage. Robert d. BREEDER. At 1880
A. NJ. Henry Cook, Susan N, Allen. William II. Scott,
at 2 y. NJ. Trial Term IN day calendar.
City STRAIGHTFORWARD sine die.
1920 A. NJ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
WHITE STAR LINE,

NEW Observation-Disclosures.
Teutonic Sept. 70, noon Britannia. Oct. s. noon
Saloon rates on Cymric, $65 up; dermanic. Britain.
mic, $40 up; Majestic. Teutonfc, 800 up; second
manic and Britannia. $25.5O: on Majestic and Teu-
tonic, S27. Revenue tax additional.
For passage, freight and general Information apply
10 WHITE STAR LINE,
Pier As, North River. Office. . Broadway. New York.
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SHeamnnats.
Boston and New England Points,

VIA SUIND LINEN.
FALL RIVER LINE-For Fall River. Boston,
and New England points. Steamers Priscilla and
Puritan. Orchestra on each. Leave Pier ~. N. r.,
foot of Warren st.. week days and sundays at 500 p.
NJ. Steamer from Now York Sundays only, touches
at Newport. On other days Of the week Providence
Line eastward steamers touch at Newport.
PROVIDENCE Newport, Provt-
dence, Boston and the Fast. Steamers Ply mouth and
Rhode Island. Orchestra on each. Leave Pier IL,
n. r.. foot OF Murray St, week days only, at 8:15
p. NJ, touching ut Newport. r.. /. Monday mornings
excepted). On Monday mornings Fall River Line
steamers touch at Newport.
STONIHGTON Stonington, Watch
an bost2n anu al points last; sSeaners NAME
above Canal St. week days only. at $500 p. NJ.
NORWICH New London, Worcester,
Boston and the East. Steamers City OF Lowell and
City of Worcester. Leave Pier so, n. R., one block
above Canal ST., week days only, at 4 p. NJ.