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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27
FACTs AND FAKEs ABOUT Gun

FACTS AND Fakes ABOUT CUBA: A
review OF tho Farlous STORES Circulated
ia tho United states Concerning tho
Present inHuIrectiOn. by George Bron-
son Kea, Ile.d Correspondent OF the
New York George Munros Sens, New
York.
For ssls 10y George NJ. west.
To the editors OF the American press
End o. the members OF Congress. VINO
have been systematically and willtuily
imposed upon by clique Of spurious and
INSCRIPTIONS citizens. aided oy incompe-
teat and malicious correspondents, says
Nit Rca "this book IS respectfully dedi-
Gated. The author has acquired the
rirht 10 approach tho subject from the
standpo.nts revealed 10 the following
pages. by having exposed his life ca
many OCCASIONS 10 ascertain the Truth,
and the only object ~ exposing The
utter falsity q the many stories cited,
is a desire 70 ses fair play. and to call
attention 20 a camps En that has made
our press and highest legislative body ap-
peal ridiculous IN the eyes Of the civilized
world. We cannot endorse the clause IN
thus dsd Gallon which says that our press
ana highest Legislative body have ap-
peured ridiculous 10 ina civilized word
with regard 10 the former. there are
certain pnpers-ss. for instance, the
World and journal OF New YORK which
have built up their popularity aud hold
IL by methods which no seif-respect ing
journal e.dJIses such papers have. OK
course. taken every advantage OF the
CUBAN situation which. utter disregard
Tor the issue involved might make pos
s.ble. but the World ana Journal by no
mCaas represent The press" OF the
tinted states "A 20 the National Con
gross IL has not. so far as we anOw.
been laughed a. for It's attitude IN his
connection. No Intelligent person doubts
for al instant that in the news nom the
struggling and suffering island. there has
been much that was entirely false. ana.
while he hoaors Mr.. Roa and all other
champions or truth. Tor their siard.
enough has come TO the general atten-
ton Of the world; conveyed 10 IL from re-
liable sources. 10 abundanty Justify
championship ~ Cuba Then too. AMI
finally since the pubiicat on OF Mr. Rea S
book the Maine has hsen blown up.
which. II the present ina cations may be
relied upon. throws prep0nderance OF
guilt on the spanish side which Is enough
TO Justify the extremist lingo II every
other detail OF the matter were proven
crso table 70 Spain As TO the episode
CT Miss Cisnsros. Mr.. Ress version CON
FIRMS the report givaa - a friend hare
Nv tho wife Of Consul General Leo. who
stated 10 friend that the story CT tho
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
THE WINTERS WILL CONTEST.

surrogats Fitzgerald yesterday resumed taking
testimony in the contest over the VIII OF the late
Anne Maria Winters. in the Surrocate's Court The
proceedings are brought by Stephen j. Ode and
number Of near relatives OF the testator who were
practically cut off in the will OF Mrs. Winters in
the disposition Of a fortune amounting to nearly
s. 100000. To Bryan L. Winters. the husband Of
the testator, nearly the entire fortune left
Winters nearly forty years the Junior of his
wife when he met her in the course OF the trial OF
law suit in which she was involved. At that time
1894 Mrs. Winters was about seventy years old
She had a handsome house at No. 0S3 Fifth-ave
A. the settlement OF the Mrs Winters invited
tho voung lawyer to call on her. and soon after
ward they were married Mrs. Winters had been
married twice before and inherited large fortune
from each OF her husbands
Mr. Odell bases the present contest upon the
ground that Winters exerted an undue influence
over his aged wife. and also that she was mentally
fncauacltated for the execution OF a Will suit
has also been begun in the Supreme Court to have
the will and certain Conyeyances made by Mrs
Winters TO her hus band set aside.
The testimony OF Jesse Stearns. a lawyer one OF
the subscribing witnesses to the Will.
tinued yesterday. The hearing will go next
Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11

Chicago Nov 10 (SpcciaD.-Wheat to-day lost
cont: Liverpool lost "a. The Englishnen were
over their war scare. Sallsbury's address having
bccn mcst pacific Some cash business was done
from here about 200rD bushels by firm: but
most brokers had no orders at all As 1t is
market which requires this year constant cash
demand on "A large scale the decline here
not hard 10 explain. Paris was very little changed
There WIS a controversy ever Antwerp the cable
hore quoting It a half franc lower. Seaboard
ccarances were $1,000 bushels. the best bull help
Of the day. Local receipts were large 52i cars
with $50 for tomorrow: the Northwest had 1925
cars against go last year; the primary market
total WAS l5loVCO bLshcls. against 10000 bushels
last year It was stormy Ills side of the Missis-
sinpi but clear in the Northwest and 1t will be
clear everywhere tomorrow. December opened 1t
c5i ae7ac sold between 65ia and a,c and closed at
81 .l,5i7.c Nav closed at G5asc. The speculation
was marrow. one Of the reasons for weakness. The
market WAS J., TO 2,c under puts at the wnd-up.
The only demand Was against puts
The corn crowd all day went upon the th,ory iha,
the Government report In the afternoon would oe
h,arsh making the yield around l."ovrUl
bushels ON that assumption there was good deal
OF important liquid tton. Prices closed ituHsc
andcr Wednesday May opened at 'a.cM M sold o. Pc
December closed at 5l7." Some cash business was
done but the demand generaly vas p9or. III sts
were large 76i cars. with 3S' for tomorrow Liver
rs 90 bushels Charters were 2ooo bushels. May
corn on thc curb was weak at 8asc.
oats were easy. closing isnl.c. urder wednesday.
There has heen llquidation all the week and there
was more OF IT to-day May sold at 24s.c. and at
eiisc and closed at 24Sc. December closed Mt
o9s.c Recelpfs were 3H cars. with lS for Friday.
cargo sales were 1900 bushels. oats will sell on
II corn does. the talent figures -
Provisions easy up to noon The close wa.
finally about the same Wednesday. Cash de-
rnand has picked UP ~ late. The speculation. how
ever * nai Packers are paying 3lgc. for their
hogs but January prices are on the basis or l-3c
Prices at The yards were steady. Packing for the
week West was 49, 00 against 3s5.0c0 last year.
on the curb puts on December wheat closed az
s4.,c.; calls sShc. Puts on May corn were a3xc;
Gala s3isQs3hc-
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
NEW BUILDINGS.

lOis'-s'. No 2f West Gear) for a one-s,ory brick
storeroom. i4x23s: New-York Medical College
and Hospital for Women. owner. W Is Tuthill.
No 2s7 4th ave, architect. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Grove st. No 20. for six-s,ory brick fathouse.
with store. 2sx95 I<is;er Dohrenwund. No
13t ist-avc. owner: Schneider Her;er. Bible
iJOth-st . - 22j II Of Morris ave. for three
story frame tenement house. 22S36. John Smith.
No Cos East l4+th-st. owner. Robert T. Rogers.
Jprome-ave " O. ls4g n of Highbridge Road.
10 5x,O william Holding. owner. Lang
Brown No 13S West lZ,,h 81. architects. .....
Ncstchester- ave corner - AIMS ave. for
six story brick iiathOuae. y 6Ns3xs@b Albert
Rothermel No GG3 Fart li4ih 81. owner and
architect .....s.-........s. 't'''.st'
Concord ave " s. 100 II n OF Dist -. for Two
story brick stable. 5ON,J. Tony Alifri y |a
Robblns-ave owner; Christopher + l,onse, No
g65 Westchester ave. architect ....--..........
l7sth IT, 5 s. 145 4 u Bronx PARK ave. nr
three two-story frame dwellings. 2pHti, Joseph
Dcamond owner: 4 r Lohs', drchfect.........
l7Sth- st. n :. 10 II of Bronx Park ave. for
two story and attic frame dwelling &'x2-. WEI
lam : Harlan owner, W 9 Dickersoa. architect.
Prrsnac,- ave " s. 20 II of l56th -. for two
story frame dwelling 2iv25; Mr. Louisa Hen
rick No 1Ij Prospect ave, owner, r Nenz'
as,hst q 300 II . of Wis ave for three
six- story brick Hats 32 and 3iNao. tho Borough
Home COMPANY 40 6l2 BrlaiHay. owner.
Herts Tailant & Ware. No 2js 5th ave. srchi-
tccts '''''''''
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11

Krumin. Rudolph and Amelia. 70 Charles Wahlig
No S02 East i3jth-s'. year. ................
Lopez. Bertha to J Henry Alexander. . Desn-
cey-st 1915 n Of Allen-st. years. ...........
Levi. Lima. 81 al to Charles Rensch No 100
Same 20 Jonas Well and another, same property.
instruments ............ 80 ...,' 80.
Olcott. Susan B. to broadway Savings Institution
No 2.305 sth-ave, ] year...........,. ...........
Same TO same No 207 East 10th st, year.....
Pernzzo. Flora. to Henry DE Weekes
James-st, J0.2 II = Of Oak-st. years. rs..........
Wertheim. Pepi and Herman. 70 Pincus Io.en-
field and another. corner Cherry and Oliver
sts denani .''...... ..... - -''
Wadman. Selma. 10 Candace Coffin. No sJ West
llotn ~. 3 years.
Richmsn. Louis L. 10 Lawyers Mortgage Insur-
Company. No pa Madison-st. years.
Schade. Charles. TO Otto Giesser ST AIMS
ave- % Il n Of l38th at. instalments ...........
Stayner. Elizabeth. TO Ida currier. n 1921 A.
2l0 II OF Lenox ave. years. ................
Wshlig. Charles. to Alkaline " Hepworth. trustee
No sO4 East l35th-st years. .................
Same to Kate l. Damon. No s02 East both ST.
j years :. 80
Same to Sarah II Powell No sos East l35th-st
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
PRINCETON MEN II THE WAR.
NUMBER OF THEM At THE PRINCETON CLUB
MEETING.

4 NUMBER OF THEM AT THE PRINCETON CLUB
MEETING.
A regular meeting OF the Princeton club Of New
York was held Mt Delmonico's last evening There
was large attendance. special interest being taken
in the meeting because of invitations to attend as
guests which extended to MI Princeton men
who enlisted for service in tho late war
Moses Tay.or Pync. - the president Of the club
presided F. " Stelle &c. the secretary. read his
annual report. ana Irving Brokaw. 49, chairman
OF the Committee on Athletics and coach Of the
Princeton football team. read report in which
he discussed the men who constitute this years
team. lie declared that the prospects Of the team
for the present season were most satisfactory
II was decided that n committee be formed TO
endeavor to form closer connection between the
alumni md the University. and to secure for the
former some share in the government OF the Uni
versity number Of the Princeton men who
served In the war were called upon to speak Each
Princeton college yell. Among those who spoke
were 5. Johnson Poe. 80. adjutant. 5th Maryland
&. A.. and Major William ID. Bell, 'S5 surgeon
major OF the list New-York
The following Princeton men who served in the
war present by special Invitation:
W. 4 Rafferty,. 6l. Northumberland. ID Cav
airy; Joseph G. Goldthwalt "a. United States
land: ogden Rafferty,. 81 surgeon ma jor: s John
son Poe 81. adjutant. 5th Maryland William D.
Church. So surgeon. Rough Riders W s Cash
90 Rough Riders; r. H. Charming. jr 90 Rough
Riders. Erskine Hewitt, 81. stan Porto Rico +
MUM -. Rough Riders Thomas Sldell S. Troop
4. Thomas Pierson. ss. Troop 4 J: ". Lord 's5.
New-York: r. P Buell. 90, list District of coam ln,
bIa, and Dean Tford. 'ol. Troop g. Brooklyn
Major v 8 Ba,e,. Lisutsnsn. II b Fishsr Lieu,
Of The list New-York Regiment were also present
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Poehm Abraham. and Lewis Coon. 20 the Green
wich Savings Bank No ~ West l5th-st. yrs. a
Griffin John t. Mse9skfy n hIs -, am @ ave :,
Close John C. to the Emigrant Industrial Sav-
ings Bank. Brook ave. = 90 IT OF old line OF :.
Blank. Isidor to john volz. " OF ist-ave. oos It
pope charles NJ to William l. Beadleston. No
r,gsr IacoS 70 Anna Gennerich. executrix
ct all EXECUTORS etc. No 333 West 2oth ~. lC
Same to Samuel Riger Nos li3 and 1873 West
Same to Joseph II Bearns. No i'a West 2oths,.
SAM y yrs to Elise Mainland. no 1888 West 10th st.
ZIMMERMAN Margaretha and Joseph J. TO John II
sorer. Topping-st. 40 II n OF i74ths'.
yo,ion' Louise TO Newburgh Savings Bank No
30 East 40ih st. = ............ ..+.....-.
Fish Emma to Elizabeth s Jones. Boulevard
LAFAYETTE. 800 II u l1Oth 81 II extended yr !,
Lake william H. 10 otto l. Silk, l3Cth st.
$50 II " of Home-aye. - year ;......a....; l.
Pnard. Pauline a. and another TO Horace ana
John \ Ely trustees. etc No 2O5 Greenwich-st.
Bare. wizard H. to Goodman Davis, cor
ner 7th ave and 18th st demand ............. 10
Same 10 ~ Germania IAfe Insurance Company, -,
same PROPERTY year ..... ......,....... 90, lSo
Danfor,6. Emma and ~, Louis $. l. s,s 20 Henry %
Same TO same. same property; years .;...,.. 0
Edgar William : 70 National Savings Bank. city
of Albany: No i2I Eas; 7o,hust : years .,:.,. 10
Pro,pect-ave. lot No 81. map Village OF East
Tremop, rr.tersE yfa' W to Mcr,,1 Falk.nau w
corner Central Park West and sTth st. years 20
Buzby Winslow r. to George II Purser. jr. ey
erutor etc. Vanderbilt ave. ~ II ~ lish-
same u same n i7sth st. 1865 Il OF Wander
bit-av oixTs. mortgages. years. ......... II
Bihby. Andrew \. TO J Frederic Kernochan. ss =.
Busby, winsiow +, TO Edmdnd Heck. Van
dsrblit-avs. 81 II II Of listh-st yeGs... =
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
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Washington. Nov. 10Th, following Army anu
Navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
ARM Y

EVAN NILES col2nsl Is, IIfsH'r
is honorably discharged from the Noiun,ee, nrny'
sick leave OF absence he will Join his regiment
The following officers are honorably discharged
70 take effect November !:
CHAPLAIN EIwJN L. HOUSE 9th Massachusetts Infantry.
Second Lieutenant JOHN H. MARION. ist South Caro-
CAPTAIN GEORGE NJ MCCORMICK. 1st Texas Infantry.
TO take effect November 10.
First Lieutenant THOMAS T BARRY. auaIterma;;;,r as; .d
Battalion California Heavy Artillery 10 take erect
his date
can,ain FRANCIS T. UNDERHrI.L 2oln Nev-York
Infantry, 10 take effect November O.
Colonel JOSEPH p. FARLEY. Ordnance Department
viii make twelve visits the Firth Stirling steel
steel COMPANY. Braeburn. Penn IN November De
cember and January to inspect ordnance material
CAPTAIN FRANK L. HOBBS. Ordnance Department.. VIII
make three the Dickson Manufacturing Com
pany scranton Penn. to inspect ordnance material
Major sAMI.EI. r ARMSTRONG. brigade surgeon. and
Captain WILLIAM X. ALEXANDER assistant quar-.
duty
The synso7 Of s2ye Of "hsenSs S fnnfa @ f2er Mar ex
tended month.
Order granting leave for month to First
SsyHmbe4 ESagha4' Is amended to take eect
Major ROBERT HsTGS % Ha saSo9ai of m pnHmsser
general.
The leave o, absenc. granted Captain ROBERT r
geon;s certincate Of disability.
Major JAMES NJ JENNE. chief surgeon is honorao'T
discharged.
First Lieutenant JOHN H. PARKER. 18Th Infantry, Will
return to Ieavenworth. Kansas
Csntan LOUIS C. SCIIERER assistant adjutant general
will proceed t. New-Ulm. MINI. and report 70 cap
tain George H. Morgan. 81 Cavalry. chief mastering
officer at place for duty as assistant mastering
officer acting assistant quartermaster. acting com
n,ssary subsistence. and acting ordnance oincer IN
connection with the muster out Of service OF Mime
volunteers.
sacons Lieutenant WALTER s. NOLkMAR 4th ATllery
CI3atery d. IS relieved from further duty with l|Gh
battery T. 2d ARTILLERY, 10 which he vas assiehei !
near san Juan River. Cuba. July ]. ana VIII proceed
10 Fort McIIenry. Maryland. and Join MS battery
Tie leave Of granted First Lieutenant THOMAS
II WILSON 2d Infantry. IS extended one inohth on
account Of sickness.
Order detailing First Lieutenant GEORGE f. HoIl.E
Sd Infantry assistant mastering officer ior WIS
corsn. is revoked.
Tho extension OF leave Of absence granted Major
CHARLES r. MILLER. assistant ndjutan' general
IS further extended month on account or Sickness
b. leave of absence surgeons certificate OF dlsaov
granted Second Lieutenant JAMES '. HEIDI ON
Tnrnt-y is extended one month on surgeons eertl-
fcate Of disability.
The extension absence granted captain C's-
VILE p TERRETT sth Infantry. Is further extend
ed one month account OF sickness
1e .x,.n.on Of leave absence granted Second Lieu
tenant GEORGE L. BYROADD. ID Infantry. !s fur-
ther extended month on account OF sickness
Leave OF month surgeons certhcee o'
disability IS granted Second Lieutenant FRANK X
MCOY. 10th Cavalry
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11

San st. s. los Nos 10 l2i IL l2e ta1,d end I22 smH map
~ Rand ~ l"hn ,l,s'' ar.. 'I.Iizabeth r Noble
q al 70 Matthew Bird r"recorded F''
13th ST. $ az Intersection new Eanse'oon,,
81 rreggar leaseho!l I>,"'' "~...... $40
West End ave :. SIS II OF SYN S 49, i'N-' % O.
Elizabeth Rushe to AbrTI . o5 ,ee. sxe5x
oi ,. Marcus Nathan to John J larkin ....'o::. ~:
Eyelyn .,Ia Fac, Arnold 10 Katharine Metz.
ronnIngs 81 n s sos Il Of Prospect-ave ls"1 90
%. Russ TO Arthur mearie ,nt;fo Ii,th E
llcCaeg to John X Todd 49, =, ''''- az =
Same property; John r T9dd 70 " interyale ave
25r55Sx irregular; Leonard Rin'eien 10 James ,s
DahnSg %S e5 West i7xiooi: selma wadmann .,
AnSubon1ave. = - 7ss II OF i75th-st. 1878
90 Jossph Nn@ no :, W Of Central park West, iox
ioo Robert Mazci. referee 20 warren 2 on,n NV
Central raTk w,s1' IS y jacket
s,th-st 700 It . OF Amsterdam ave 3oNl"'o;
" Jacket to James Ldynssron, ,-ea,sr lohn
II Rogan referee 20 Paul + ONeill ;;,.,.. 80
52d-s, 80 T. bth- ave "AIVo'f' "'"' 55
y W Burt u Emma Danfortn .''' -; w.
7oth st. No i27 East, 2Oxloo5; A'leine l"' 10
s.Va Wiam nrnno1r fsert cowics to Esther
lIoth ST n = l1j It OF 81 ave. 3oNloon. waiter .,
r Wood 70 susan Olcot,.... -
i's' 80 3@2 We Go1' H. James 'o'
St Ann ,a..:- s,ayg. 70 tnS1as ~ m Schade' o.
Prospect ave. lot -. map village last Ire
mont GGxl50: Margaret Murphy to Iommaso
,s Gsot5anp -9 ard p 6lacS 1870 map l76 lots Bath
gate estate Of Charles Beck; Rudolph hrumm
10 Charles Wahg. ............. ....' .''.','
Road from West Farms to WIDOW h nnn' ,ia,rs rP.,
90 100 acres: Pearson llin 10 Minnie
s,M,r MrSnt Iro,erty carrie l. sykes to
Same property Phebe Neltman and another to %
l. { sykes ..'''''''
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
DIVORCE FOR MRS. SILVERMAy.

Mrs Peppina sllverman yesterday got a decree
q, absolute divorce from Justice Stover in the Su-
preme Court. The divorce was granted on tho
port OF c. @. Austin as referee, he having heard
,h. t.s,,mony in the case Mrs Silverman charged
Tho defendant Robert II. Silverman. with having
been guilty Of misconduct with other women.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
DECREE or DIvORCE FOR E. v " BrssELL

Justice Slower in the Supreme Court yesterday
signed the decree OF divorce for Eugene V. y Bis
sell BY the terms Of the decree Mr. Bis-eh regains
the custody Of his little daughter.
Mr. Rissell sued his wife Mary '. BisseH, for an
.hsoiute divorce for alleged misconduct with
man known as ]. y. Long at the Hote! 81. Cloud
on December Is last
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
NAVY

Lieutenant T. J. WERLICH. detached from du,y es N
spector of ordnance Dehlehem. Penn. ana orde.ch
20 the Olympia by steamer Of November y" rcNeN- -
ing Lieutenant s. VI. STRAITS. who IL ordered none
onS ,isce6 ON waiting orders Lieutenant 7. AN
DREWS is ordered TO bethlehem. vice Nerilch.
lieutenant s w sTRATTON detached from the Ver-
mont and home after completion OF DUTY IN
connection with the Illinois state Naval Mllta
The following volunteer officers are honorabiy M
IJeutenants l. +. EMERSON. II. l.. SAI Ii.lti,if-
end = ROUSE. EnsiGns J. BYRNE and j. DW1E
Assistant Engineers w. II. MASON, G. + IA
7 p UhNIEY. y. II. BARRY and G. u kREl/
Passed Assistant Engineer w. II. HAlSEN ana As
sstant Surgeon r. II. HEIPNER
f-vu y-nrineer G BROWN retired from the Bureau
OF Yards and Docks and ordered home
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11

LOCATION.
These beautiful houses are
located on high ground on
Wildwood street. near Flat-
bush avenue. on I|ferts
estate. two blocks from
Prospect Park. 80 minutes
by trolley 70 New York
trolley connections 10 al
parts Of the city and ~ all
ferries The surroundings
are most magnificent. while
the neighborhood IL restrict
81 70 none but the finest
private residences.
For further particulars ar
Owner. Flatlush Ave. cor.
ell day and evenings until =
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
Suburban Real estate.

A GENCY.-Montclair real estate an k'nds sa'
N ren. CLARENCE b. TUBES. Beekmsn ST. ~ %
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tor The l1,o..'
n received at their Uptown ONCE. No l2+- broa1".'
% door north Of 3ist-st Until o'clock p m easr,.s.,
mens received at the following branch Offices AZ res'
Office rates until o'clock r. m, VIZ ~ sth w.. 49,.
cor 23d-st: lj2 th-aye. cor. 18Th St Mac or W ix
and l4th St: 42 Columbus ave. near Vest Ootn ~,
West 42i-st 9Th 32 East l4th -; 20 ia ssi
4od ST between 7th and sth 59 East an 81 %
"a ave 18TH and 1Ith sts lv25 "a As 80,
Gist-st: T. 70s lstaye.. near hst. tn 80 aFe
4lst-st 554 3d-ave: 30 Blocker st 32o Bsscs ~.
o9Os sd-ave 30 East 79hst.: 1921 30 ave: oo2 '-
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
Real Gstate for 5alc or Gfcbanee.

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T,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE for income payn Ess,... E.
i property Aqua Caliente Warm sulphur Sprnss. vcr
and Sanitarium Sonoma Valley. california. furnished ~.
flu particulars address MARY +. NORDiN. frop''e"
Aqua Calienie. Soroma County, cal.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
furnished Apartments fUdn.eo.


WANTED Handsomely furnished apartment 'or s,nan
w family housekeeprg three or four months from
December lst below j9th-st Extreme rent 5000 per
month Address r. \ ANTHONY. 59i Broadway.