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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-17
M,KENNA SUES FOR $4,000.

Trying to Hold n Trolley Company Respon-
sible for His Injuries.
The trial of the suit brought by former JUS
tice Frank McKenna of Newtown. L. l..
against the Brooklyn Heights Railroad Com
pany to recover $4,000 damages for injuries
sustained on April %, 1897. was begun before
supreme Court Justice johnson in Brooklyn
yesterday. Justice McKenna and a friend
were riding in a carriage on the Fresh Pond
road on the night of the accident, when their
horse was frightened at a passing trolley car.
and before the animal became calm another
trolley car dashed upon the carriage. throwing
received injuries which resulted in paralysis,
and since then he has been confined to his bed,
The case Is still on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-17
NASSAU CARS DIsLIKED.

vigorous Protests Against the Winter Use
of tho Combination Style.
Alot OF Brooklyn people object to the COM
bination trolley cars on the Nassau lines. and
two formal protests against their use during
the winter have been forwarded to President
Edward NJ. Grout OF the borough. 1t is de-
clared that the cars are inconvenient. Ill -venti-
lated and a menace to health and safety. One
protest came from Bay Ridge people and tho
other from Park Slope residents. President
CIRCUIT has summoned the various local boards
day afternoon, for a public hearing on the mat
ter. The conductors and motormen also pro-
testagalnstthe use OF the combination cars. and
many Of them say that q tie-up of the road Is
not unlikely during the winter unless they are
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-17
Law institute Library Reopened.

The library OF the New York Law Institute.
on the fourth floor OF the Post ONCE Building.
was reopened yesterday morning, after having
been closed since Sept. % for enlargement and
decoration,
tute visited the library aud they gave unstint-
ed praise TO the work Of the committee who
had charge of the Improvement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-17
S''Aouso Hrewer. buy a Mating Plant.

clNoNs. y. y. Nov, IU.-The Scott Mating
Sompany's plant here, owned By Frederick W.
gT'"ei ~ Syracuse. has been purchased by
,o"' Dll!se' Il syracuse capitalist, in the in
VIZ ~ a combination OF Syracuse brewers.
IrS'i ~ le to own their own mating plant In
COMM, ItI,foni2lng the American Mating
SAMMY Tie plant is equipped with the
cry SSm NJ leIlHirg Pneumatic mailing machin-
year %"I IhsA capacity OF 100000 bushels per
We Inc consideration Is about $50 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-17
MAJ. FRED. MATHER.

Major VIM. J. Carlton of Elizabeth, New
Jersey. and Major Fred. Mather, we'll known
to SportSmen everywhere, were soldiers of
the war of 1861, and consequently are not so
young now as they were forty years ago.
Carlton was with the 4Sth New York. Mather
in the 9TH Heavy Artillery, and every now and
then they meet at Grand Army reunions and in
connection with other military societies and
associations. On a recent occasion Major
Carlton complained OF being off his feed"
and was taken to task by the old fish c%ulturiSt,
who told him that he had no difficulties of
that sort since he learned to use RipanS
TabuleS. Then Major Mather proceeded to say
that he had inherited a naturally weak stomach
from his mother, and 1t was made worse by
the eight months experiences during the Civil
War when he boarded in military prisons at
Macon, Charleston and Columbus, where he
was fed cornmeal, ground cob and all, with
sorghum syrup, which Soured his stomach. Hs
weighed eighty-Six pounds when he came out
OF prison. 81 have suffered more or less ever
since with dyspepsia" said Major Fred, until
| took RipanS TabuleS, but now have no
more of it," Then to make the statement a
little stronger he related that he was Just going
on a ten days duck-shooting trip with a
friend, and they intended to do their own
cooking-but he had supplied himself with a
dozen of the scent cartons OF RipanS TabuleS,
and in these had an antidote for all the ills of
age, bad cooking and weak digestion Major
Mather is now sixty-five years OF age and
weighs one hundred and sixty pounds. His
home address is 90 Linden ST., Brooklyn, N. r.
wANTED-A case of bad health that
viii not bsnsht. Send Ave cents to Ripans Chemical
Co, No. 10 Spruce st., New York, for 10 samples and
1000 testimonials. R.LP-A-NIs. 10 for s cents, or
~ packets for ~ cents may be had Of all druggists
who are willing 20 sell . standard MEDICINE at q
modeIats proht, They hAniah pain and pr0long life.
One gives relief. Note the word on tic
packet Accept no substitute.
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wAsnINeTon IoREcAsr ron rHunspAr.

WILMINGTON ToREoAsr ron THuRsDAI.
For NstO England and Eastern Ntp York. cloudy,
vih sAooerE JreIh 10 brink sdIterIv 'OiHdS.
For tho District Of Columbia. eastern Pennsylvania,
New Jersey. Delaware. Maryland and Virginia. cloudy,
with showers; brAk easterly TO northeaatetly winds,
possibly becoming high on the coast.
For western PennsylyaniA, showers; fresh south.
sasterly windA.
For western New York and Ohio. Showsrsi fresh
saSteEIy Winds.
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struck with Paralysis Mt His Desk.

While at his desk at Police Headquarters In
Orange yesterday. Detective Patrick Cohroy
was stricken with paralysis. He may not re-
cover. He Is IS years old and has been on
started as n patrolman. was made Chiefo OF Po-
lice. but was legislated out OF Office. and then
became n detective.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-17
Another Advance in Sugar Prioes.

Another advance OF one-eighth OF a cent a
pound for all grades OF refined sugars was
made by the American Sugar Refining Com
pany yesterday, and the various independent
sugar refining interests at once took similar
action. This makes the price Of graduated
men said. was due solely to the further rise in
the price of raw sugar.
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"ANERICA's GREATEST RAILRoAD.'
NEW YORK CENTRAL,

All through trains stop at Albany. Utica, Syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo.
Trains leave Grand Central station as follows;
$50 EMPIRE Mi1Rhi Sfi% SiSfP ES sPRfsSS, I1 hf /
asara Falls 6:s2, Toronto 300 p. NJ. Detroit lilo
Pm; Limited T. It's seating capacity; va
CstO Rgara Falls and Cleveland.
10.S0 A. M.-DAY EXPRESS. except sundays
1O:oO For Buffalo and all Important New York
M =: 'M..soUTHwEsTERN LIMITED and
l.UO CHICAGO SPECIAL, Daily-For Columbus.
o.Sn T. M.-TRoY AND ALBANY sPEciAI. s1.
S.00 F fsG &. s I s sasSR c L lna I fsDs b 5afiSnsi
Cleveland 7:l5 A. NJ, Chicago 4 P. n. Sleeping
and psrlSr carr only; rxnprss , r..
O:OU Niagara Falls, Toronto. Cleveland, Toledo,
e.9SP ]. M,-NuRfHERN EXPRESS. Daily-For
7.20 ?. M~foADTR6iND1tpk Mo6tUTSsfiffSSsS AND
a'oO NrR EXPRESS Dsil W. gtie1:
O:tO SPECIAL. Dlily-For Niagara Falls. Cleve-
Q.6 M, p c'4 Mi@spEc indtAp If%ITE Ed Ii 1Iu'' Daily
0.I5 ?. M..PAcIFIC ExPREss, Paly-FCE O.
cleveland. Toiedo. chhi:aSo. and. except satnr.
1910 S5SJEJ 1jsai . ESRRE EssJ ESE aig /
sunday nlfsi Salssfo bflisfo hSs!e at ';i''
Pittsaeid: Sundays only at y:3o 4. M.
Wagner Palace Cars on Ell through trains.
Train illuminated with Pintsch light,
Ticket offices at I13, 251, 413 and 942 Broadway,
81 East l4th ST.. 235 Columbus av.. 81 West 125th
St, Grand Central station, 125th 81: Station and
Telephone ".7So Thifty-eighth stree" for New
YORK Central cab seTyiee; BigEsge checked from
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent.
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New York and Boston All Rail.

N, ", N. II. l. ii. II, II. aud connections.
From Grand Central Station.
Leave BY way Of Due.
900 NJ, Springfield and Worcester. $3.50 Z. NJ.
10 100 A. NJ, THEW london and Providence, 9:OOP. NJ.
klOaoB A. NJ, New London and Providence. 4:2b j. NJ,
1900 NJ, Springfield and Worcester, $40 =. NJ.
Il:OO /, ID, Air Line, via Wilimantic. 900 y. n.
I;O2 p M, New London and Providence, TOO y. NJ.
3:VoP. NJ. @New London and Providence, 300 4. 81.
400 +. NJ, Springfield and Worcester. 1000 r. NJ.
5000 1. Al, New London and Providence. 1I!ooP. Al.
lII:OO T. Nj. sSpfingheld and Worcester. 0l1b A. NJ.
fI2OoP.M NJ, New London aud Providence. 6:25 A. 81.
sRuns daily, including sunday.
tiBay state limited, all parlor cars fare. 81. in
GLIDING pRrlor car seat.
JAir fine Limited, arrives and departA from Park
square Station, Boston. Return service same hour
and by same route. fWill stop NJ l25th street.
Through parlor and sleeping cars by each train.
9. 4. HEHPBrEAD, Gen. Pass. Agent.
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atal estatt .sor SaIf-@enntru.

WE GUARANTEE employment 70 purchasers Of
w small fhrTns IN onr Chicora colony in the Sunny
Royth. Farms 10 TO 40 acres, $3.50 cash, balance TO
suit. House erected for pur hasers payable In small
monthly inutallments. Excellent soil, perfect climate,
pure water; in fact the ideal spot. Rare opportunities
for honle-seekers. Excursion Tuesday, Nov. ~. Low
rates. Full particulars OF RISLEY. 13 Chambers Ut.
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Zeal estats .90r SaIs-aroOhlun.

EOR sALE.-Three- story brick house, with stable
IL in rear. 1888 High street. Brooklyn. Inquire on
premises. WILLIAM
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PENNSYLVANIA


y IA
STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-third Street and
Desbrosseaa and cortlandt Streets.
~ The leaving time from Desbrosse. and ccrt-
low for Tyenty:t third Street station. -.
Car New York TO Plttsburg, Sleeping Car Pittsbure
70 Chicago. No coaches 10 PlttsburR.
S SisS a 4. H. II. F 4 sIfSilifiitiSHTF APS oSgilSs
S srTI 2 Sic ping, , Dining IsmSsinF Snd Oh
CnginSEaau.o indtanSpsoHii9, Ioaissfis, st, Louis dis'ea0'
1,6O Z. M. CHICAGO IN 81. Louis EXPREss.-
$50 $50 p s.' N.Y. $ EST PS'P ExfRes saisisS' d e; dGIii.
7, SSS''i y. M For s gStsfa' sFsSRi ssf"i 2s2SfFiREss.-rOr
I'D, peiott'sSnrF; oins psn1tid In aN pSesi = Lo pi,,.,rr ;,
aud Chicago. Connects for Cleveland. except Sat.
sleeping Car. New York TO Altoona, East Liberty,
pittsburp, and points West, daily, except Sunday.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
7;so, $40; g;2o. eito Dining Car. 1880 Dining Can
parior and Dining Caro- 1870 Dining Car. 400
Dining Carr, 500 +. NJ, I2:o6 might, SUNDAY,
Srcssionai Linn. ali ParIoor aud Dining cars,: Ss2o
DINING Carr, 4i5o Dining Car). 800 P. NJ, 1905
SOUTHERN RA1LwAY.-EIprcss 4!2o P. M. 1903
ATLANTIC COAST L~INE.-EIpress. s.2o A. NJ. and
caEskPEAlKE n OHIO RArLwAY.-4,So P. M.
Fok9'iD POINT COMFORT and. NonroLK.-7.5o
AfIHST TsSt fFy" an 50 5' P.M !. Week N; Sa day. cposbro.ses
and Cortlandt Streets. 2:lo p. NJ. Through vesti-
buled Train. Buffet Parlor Cars. Passenger Coach.
and Combined @ ach.
ChPE MAY.-12:5o p. NJ. week days.
Long Branch. Asbury Park dnterlaken SuudAysl,
Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant drom West Twen-
ty.third Street Statiou). $3.50 A. NJ, 1920, 3:2o
and 4iao Z; NJ. sundays, $50 4. NJ. 4;5o P, N.
from Desbrosses anu Cortlandt Streets, p:10 A.
NJ i2;S9i $50 and $40 p, NJ. Sundays s;45 A.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6ilo., 1:2o. 1850. si2r, $3.50. a:2o n;5o Penna. Linn;
tied. o so Dining Carr, 1890 Dining Car, 1850
A. M. 1880, 1;5O, 2:ho. $3.50. ago, 1870 DINING
Carr. 400 Dining Carr, $3.50 Dining Carl. 7:40,
$3.50 p. M, l2:OB night. Sunday. $40. s.2o, $50,
EGO, 200 Lam ted, 1850. 1910 Dining Car, 4.
12:o5 night.
Broadway. Aston House, West twenty third street
Station, and stations foot of Desbrusses and Cort-
landt Streets; 4 Court Street, $40 Fulton Street, %
Broadway and PENNSYLVANIA Annex station, Brook
lyn; Station. Jersey City. The New York Transfer
Company, will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through to destination.
Telephone .'27b7 Eighteenth Street" for Pennsyl
vaniA Railroad Cab Service.
j, B. HUTCHINSON, ]. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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Railroads.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot Of Cham bors
street. AS follows. and hye minutes earlier from West
~ q s,rseW,i 4. M.-yestbuIcdE Express daily for Bins.
O'OO hamton, Waveriy, Elmira. Buffalo, Bradford.
arrives Buffalo SP. NJ. PArlor car to Bunalo.
tl.00 T.. M.-Nestlbult litnited-Fast mail daily.
Z.OU Solid train Tor Chicago, arrives at Cleveland
TAO A. NJ. Chicago 8 ]; NJ sleepers to Chicago.
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car,
TAO p. M.-Buinlo and Cleveland Yestbuled
bradford ti2o1. r., Jamestown 7:ooX. NJ, YoanEs..
town 1921 A. NJ: cleyel9na 12iSo P ~: sleeporS to
ok Y. M.-DAily solid train for B~inRhamton.
49, Eln,ta, MsSSrly GhiCas9i Sleep ers to Hor-
TICKETS. LOCAL rlME CARDS n PULLMAN
i ACCOMMODATIONS at III. 11o. 26l +oi and
273 West l2bth st.. Chambers and West 23d at. fer
rtes, New York 1888 aud $40 Fulton 1t, ps Broadway.
Brooklyn, 1872 River st., Hoboken, and Jersey City
Station. New York Transfer Co. cans for and checks
baggage from hotels and residences to destination.
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afAI @state 9ur SaIt.

WILL SACRIFICE FOR CASH.
w 524 VEST 10TH ST.. NEAR b ROAD.
NEW 10 FOOT BRICK DWELLING. ALwAYs
OPEN. ASKING 80, $50.
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mtal estat. .faf salt-ytm atrstu.

NEW YORK SUN OFFICE, NEWARK, N. J.
IDA BROAD ST. ADVERTISERS MAY EAv
HE1R ORDERS AT THIS ADDRESS WHERE THE
bAME CARE AHD WILL BE SHOWN
AS AT MAIN OFFICE.
TENkFLY, N. J.-Elghtroom house for sale. %, 100;
- forms $500 cash, balance slS monthly, covering
wEATHERBY. All Broadway.
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Siats And Apartments 90 LEI.
THE WELLINGTON,

Southwest cor 92d St. and Madison Az.
residenessi view Of Park; modern apartments. CON
BistinR OF Z large rooms and bath; electric light; ele-
vator running 10 tiled root; parquet floors; tiled bath
rooms with showers and all latest improvements.
OPPORTUNITY for short time to get bright, mod.
ern apartlnenta, with atcam, hot water, &o., at
low rents $50 81. Nicholas ay.. corner l24th st;
l. station one block. Apply on premises.
A LARGE and bath; heat; private house
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CORNELIUS VAN CoTT Postmaster.
Post Once, New York, N. Y, Nov. 10, 1898.

SEALED PROPOSALS. viii be received at tho once
- " the Lighthouse Engineer, Tpmp-insyiNe. N.
Y, until II o'clock NJ. December 20. 1899, and then
opened, for metal work aud erection Of West Bank
lions. cop.es OF which, with blank proposals and
other Information. may be had uTon application -
Y. "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-17
Reat Gstatt.

OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
who need LOANS can SAVE MONEY and time
by applying 60 and consulting with
BROKAw 81 CHAMBERS,
Mortgago Loans, Cor. Broadway and Maiden lane.
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Lehiqh Valley System.

Stations foot or West 23d st penn. r. b.. Cortlandt
"IndiSates time from West asa St; Other figures
.s; sRS~ 100 FOO A. lfI Il daily IIfti for E q HssS' Snd in Is;
sc 1fs;SSil 81 It# 4: \; e fstlE Fl s9 SthkFfhtH Jul:
lFALo. NIAGARA FALLS and the West and principal
iii: aBGA 1siGo D fSH1 GiiIy fts' ES sfHRiEi
la nfts an cq @a5tst ats at Buff Rio' WITH 1T through SSaSiSs sie @Ssrs
ci i{EsS;SS' 3ihfB E i: fHiHt'' tsE lERASESS'; and HAg 5Ssi
w if:RH E t,hH +: pI Nj fo5syI ss SHAFT Jsssq snS pr 4s:
In coal Tegt3ns. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car for
E4:5O, 5,i5 p. NJ. Sunday for MAUoH CHUNK
and n nn 1.sd 8 q st Stt9n srnd,v ,or p.sToN
$3.50, oi1o ?. n. daily, except Sunday. for EAs.
$3.50, Zoo |. II. daily for sIFF4Lo. NIAGARA
FAILS Fi,Io ,s:i and al points ;c1 West rsll.9sH q sI ks,s9o vs snt
Toronto. Dining Car Now York to Esston. -
p.l litGi Il g.. E 4 st!!K '' REfRf& saly !. IT. 3 s2gdH
and Toronto Pullman sleeper for Buffalo. Mono
but slseping-car passengers carried. No baggage
AGA. GksNESSyA. RocHESsTER, BuFFALo f4taiAlRA
and all points West. Pullman sleeper to
sd AS4iito P-fn lGsfl tsiiR': B sun D"f SsSoK sa and inter for
$500. $3.50. $500; l;2o, $500 and $50 p. NJ.
PIT Hie sss' ana sst r sna isas sG SsaaaSsH' 81 Eat q l I'm a y.
1853 r l25th st. l27 Bowery., \. vi; $50 Fulton Sta
oG \. e. FL Ttr ss aTe ec. an Wii PF csi fSn a aaaR CHECK sr SsstsRe
from hotel or residence through to destination.
DELAWARE, LASKAwANNA 8 WEST
Stations in Now York, foot of Barclay and
vEsrmuLEc h ThxfSs, Elisa BUFFET
CARS, PINTSCH LIdHT.
500 a. M.-Bin9hRmton Mail. Stops at principal
1000 x. M.-Ccafe oar)-BuGalo. Scranton. Bine
and osSeso Eiprcss. Pullman BUFFET parior cars.
Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
LOO r. M.~~tDaily)-Chicago and Buffalo yesIbuled
express for scranton, Dinghsmton and Elmtra, &c.
sleeping cars and day coach to Chicago. arriving at
1, ta5I r. M.n ns1f anEl wilEesbarro and Plymouth
700 T.. M.-Dailyl-Chicsgo Vestbulo Limited EI-
Through buffet sleeping car New York to Chicago.
Dining car west OF Buffalo:
sieepers for Scranton. Binghamton. Ebnira, Bath.
Mt Morris and Buhalo. arriving Buffalo . A. N.
ION, tOweso. Ithaca, Eimirs, syracuse, Utica and
oswego Express fullmln bndet s%loOpers, -
and s4a Broadway, Tickets 1i ferry stations III
bus sy. New YORK; ass and Ia, FuitoI; St. and, 100
B%rosdTNy, B,Totlyn; Time tables giving full in
baggage from hotel or residenOo to destination,
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
'1a H !%Ss & l' ..'sS i@ ;''i Il se .Y.s P. A. ls: ind .Y,,,.
PfiTfrsBuRG. .4:soA NJ, 1890 p. NJ. II,45 P. ~,
NEW 81 ? n. thr1ush sleeper.
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Nails for Newfoundland. by rail to Halifax, and
thence by steamer, close at this once daily At
and thence by steamer. close al this once daily
at $50 P. NJ: Malls for CubA close At this ONCE
daily at 7 A. NJ, for forwarding by stea mera calling
Mondays and Thursdays from Port Tampa, Fla.
Mails for Mexico City, overland, unless specially
addressed for despatch by steamer, close at this
office daily at 2:3O A. M. and $3.50 p. NJ. sRee-
intAred mail closes AZ u p NJ. ureyiOuA day.
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EXCURSIONS.

CHOLERA Banks; largest catch OF Goldfish this sea-
~ son; over 800 caught yesterday. Steamer FOS-
TER, daily. except Mondays. East Esd st.. T:45; Bat
terry, 500 sharp. Fa o 81, whit hree punches bait.
nEEP r FIsHING.-Steamer Ill daily,
~ except Mondays; fare Doc. 21st ST., +. R., 7:25;
Battery, 500: old reliable pilot Al Foster on board.
EISHISG Wednesday on steamer ANGLER pas
I seng.rs caught over 1000 blackhsh. 14o goldfish.
AL FOSTER, pilot.
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NJ LlNE Viz L d H5EFRsqSE
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE.

Twin.Screw Express Steamers during winter on
German Mediterranean Service; Service to Paris.
London, Hamburg, resumed in March.
TWIS-SCREW PASSENGER
NEW YORK-HAMBURG DIRECT.
Pretoria, Nov. ~. y A. NJ Bulgaria, Dec. 3. 7;3oAM.
Patriu, Nov. 20, 2:3OP NJ. PhGnicia, Dec. 1O.1 :3OP.M
mOricRn Limo. ~ ID y.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-06
THE FORM TO BE FIXED
All Thai Remains 10 be Done 10 inc
 Treaty..

Paris, Dec. 5.-The American peace commission had a long conference be ginning at 10 o'clock and only had brief recess for lunch before going to the foreign office to meet the Spanish commissioners at , o'clock D. n. The Am m2ricans, apparently, had changed the form, if not the substance, Of some cs their demands as the resutI- of de- Alterations during the past three days.
 The American commissioners say it is possible, though improbable, that to- days joint session will settle all the open questions in substance, leaving only the wording of the treaty for dis cusSiCn
Arizona republican., 1898-12-06
HOLD TOWN TOR AMERICANS.

Havana, Dee 5.-The insurgents who took possession of the city cf Pinar del Rio upon its evacuation by the Spanish troops under General NeIasca. carried she American flag alongside the Cuban banner 2s they entered tl.2 town. 4--e inhabitants made q srca. demousera- ti0n in their honor. The iDsurgcnt commander declares taat he took pos session af J4e city 10 maintain order lJrCi the arrival Of the American troops, to whom the GuDans will sur render ccntroI. ~- banquet n honor of General To1ronte, the Cuban com mander was given n the city hall Many Of the houses were decorated in their hopor. Bands played the Am er- ican and Cuban national hymns and the people cLeCrad the Americans.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-06

are next discussed In discussing the finances of the government the pre5i dent says that a deficiency is probable and recommendations regarding the redemption of noes are made.
 OUR MARITIME POLICY.
 In discussing our maritime policy the president says our outlying pos sessions should have facilities, under national control. for the extension of trade, with all parts of the world, and the present situation calls fer legisla- ton which shall be pFompt, durab4e and liberal. The president renews tn {. recommendation made in a former message that congress make an appro- priation for an investigation, by com mittee of experts, of methods to pre- vent yellow fever. The president UT gently recommends that the regular army be increased 10 100, 900 men anu dwells at length upon the importance of the measure. lie states that it is his purpose to muster out the entire volunteer army as soon as congress shall provide for an increase in the regular establishment
 The president goes quite extensively into the details Of how the government secured the payment of the Pacific rail- road QeDtS. Alter SpedklnS CI the great expansion of Che postal service the president gives his earnest apDro- val to the recommendations of Secre- tary Long relative to an increase of the navy The president also urges the taking of a new census. Pension mat ters, receipts Of the paten- office and expenditures, public lands. the indian question: the report of the department Of agriculture, and the weather bur eau's work are discussed.
 The president recommends an appro- priation for the Washington centennial! He says that the alien cC:1Tact law needs amendment and proposes a measure providing peter protection for seamen. The rightful application cl the eight-hour law and the principles of arbitration are suggested for con and with a reference to de- partmental reports the message closes.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-06
HIGHER PRICES FOR COAL.
Several Eastern Railroads Will Ad
 vance Freight Rates.

New York, Dee. 5.-Tt was runcred that a meeting of the Ddesidents Of the large railroad companies shipping bi- luminous coal to the Atlantic ssaboard would be held today. The roads chiefly interes-ed were stated to be the Penn sylvania, Baltimore C Ohio. Chesa- peake O Ono, Norfolk & West sern, Reading 6 Beach Creen The purpose of the conference, it was reported. was to advance both freight rates and coal prices.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-06
A BITTER CONTEST.
Legislation to Regulate Express Com
 panie5 ill New York

St. Louis, Dec 5.-WIliam E. Cor wine Of the New York Merchants as sociation, who is here says tha5 the crusade against the express com panies is making headway They arr HOW compiling, through several houses in New York, the proportion of charges to the value of the merchan- disc shipped in packages. They pro pose to introduce a bill in the state legislature this winter and to fgh, it to a finish to place the express com panies under the control Of the rail
Arizona republican., 1898-12-06
PUTTING OUT THE FIRE.

New York, Dec. 5.-A large force of fremen was sill busy at o'clock this morning pouring water into the build ings involved in the big fire last night. Deputy Chief Crockar stated that, in his opinion, the losses would not be as heavy as was at first estimated. He places the tC,al loss at about $500, GOO.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-06
4 sl2. .oo0.oo0 CHANNEL.

Washington Dec D. Representative Myer O. Louisiana today introduced in the hous2 a bill approprIating $12, 2,0o0.- eco for the construction cf a wide. deep channel frdm the deep water of the Mississippi river to the deep water of the Gulf CT Mexico via the sou Invest pass
Arizona republican., 1898-12-06
TO BE SENT TO MANILA.

Leavenworth, Kan, Dec. 5.-The Twentieth United Sta.es infantry at Fore Leavenworth has orders indi- eating that it will be sent to Ma nila to relieve one of the volunteer regiments or to increase the force al ready on the island of Luzon.