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Mondays Auction Sales.
RY PETER 4. MEYER A Co.

Jerome avenue, southeasst side, 1922 feet
H1Fss ssss p ram. sdd Oh
execution OF all title which james E. Hilbert
had on April 5. 1899. or since; Langbein Bros
Forty second street. south side 100 feet east
OF Eleventh avenue. runs south 75 feet to point
feet to south aide Of Forty-second street Z
west foot to BEGINNING QUO
es east Of sTSi ven s04s Ave-
CockerIIl against Henry and Della A, Murray
Everts. rsteree :, amount due. sl1,11o; subject
soGth sds IFS feet vest Of
avenue. 25xi623, four story stone front dwell,
Which Charles L. Buck had on May 20. 1895
or since Joseph F. DAILY attorney.
BY THOMAS c, SMITH.
Brook avenue. ,S75, northwest 81 aide l1s.l0
east side Port Morris Branch Railway, x25xs9
II. fve-story brick fiat and stores Frederick
%aiRs Sa' Rsaty co@pa TS s al 1 Bowefs
s%S%si $Ss' sabjsct to MORTGAGES &C.
BY WILLIAM N. RYAN.
Brook avenue. S77. northwest side. 1854
feet north Of Third avenue. runs Tent oo6 TO
north 24e ~ east 9s.4 70 Brook eysnue;, BY
hve-story brick Nat and stores
BY JAMES l.. WELLS.
Olive avenue. south side, 80 feet east OF
Station place. 5Ox1OO. Williamsbridge: William
]. Turl against Margaret Marshall ct al: Niles
4 Johnson. attorneys; Robert Mazet, referee:
amount due. $2.4lb; subject to taxes, &c.
BYD PHOENIX INoRAHAM
Madison avenue. 1919. east side. S4.3 feet
south OF 1o4th street. l6.SSH!0, three-story
brick dwelling: George NJ. Miller executor
James H. Woods against Frederick II. Allen.
ct al: Mil er. Peckham & Dixon, attorneys
George g. Battle. referee amount due SS.SoI
subject to taxes. etc, S6OI0J.
Real Estate Transfers.
Briggs Av. ses. 1864 n Trayors Ut, l6,lI
100; Mary Costello to Catqarlue T. Ryan. VI
Broadway, r. rs from land opposite
! RingSb ldRe RoAdhousr runs n I5I elOOK
25x 2IHN I25G W 23yG II 25N W 100;
Alexander Davidson to David SteWArt..... 100
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Allen st; p s, 25rs7.o; Sarah Wolf to
Alien st., i, ", 8, 2.1h block; Rachel :,
Ra mym trs@ n0 W Sifra MGn Depot to Yves.
sasiss Rnssst to wm athHsEn $3.50
w AZ 10 Henry ltih @ II H.1s6
beth st. 5as Wost, a1IsS.ll; Leo N Leh- ,oo
,oa,a to e, Vim cr ,s6 I'd .v run. 100
! .2Ol 1910 aalxw253nloo. llIwbo1n1oo.
w Dora E sShss VIM IS ssfsR 1sth 81. i71so
Rosalio Ches,erman to Eleanor C Hunt
lS @@ j. Sn:aa e' to fsriS. AaateH.;;, /
1h fnS tsno to MARY
1s7tR It, n 8, tS6 willis az, S7.6Iioo: Win
18Th RI " a7 i" coarsisndt Az 25iloo;
John il Mnssakrr to Harriet Mas.sker;. go
Henry WcsmecEe to Nellie NJ keIleher. 1900
Ei par tx to k SSi GSSAT 5000 h'i'n
wsrsneiop ay wt 20 Geo aoIa ST. 1GN1so'
to Catharlne Madden. ....... ............. 1
ptHsg's Mart.
"a y Tfis Fan R.el Ht to TO- M %nP S R.
Recorded Leases.
Steers Henry and ano to VIM McGinness.
Nicho. Sy "a E1wsFd to McoI:y sh
Az, n cor iiath st. 8 yrs " mOnths":.; 5000
Barteis. 0S Vim m to to Pauline Knt.i. Southern w
boulevard. 6o7. 6.l2 yeArs.......,.,...., 1000
Recorded MortRagsa.
Bastone John to John Betz. LIST av. 2.3oh.
FNIierton. John and ano, 10 Dollar saving,
BANK. Brooke Az, e cor I46th st. yr 1000
dunRi T1n Ellen R M,k TO Tue auaT 16stS
st, 1900. :.....,.::,,... 10000
snd sn HsaRSt C. %s ss ESd
iTxsG : yrs 49,. -,,,,:;.,.. 10000
sons, 10Th st. aGi, Q cor sth Gv, demand 5000
The Riverside building Co; to Bradley 4
10. 49, Is soth st; SIS S. zoo It W West End
staGi. Adam iat to Fredi Boss, sod st. No. O0
HS ed ger Theodore to Arthur Blue. 18th
Gallo at o.S S8S to az Mayer LsFget 1'0O
SAME M h tS Anne nj &C oFsrrel same props
Same HSD't to Theodore wentl. same prop, ,.ooo
McGminness william to ,Bernheuaer 4
Schiend, 662 nth Hv. saloon lease do oo
su iGsa william to Dora schesr 4 Ano.
Immel john to Vim IA TaIbert, 18th st, ms.
45o 9. Willis av demand $3.50: l%.ooo
= wi ened, COO ltw, Home ay. oxtendsto
I36th st also la7th st. So. 300 Home -,
1m nm Ie1 J"hN. to WIN H Taubert iIs7th st.
u.s. $50 Wills nv, dcmlnd. ,,.,..,,.,.,,, $4,000
Cote To- Mary 4, to James Ryan, Briggs
No. 70 20 TT Rssss ST. woerz Doc
A o. Clinton At. demand -, - 5000
Lehman, Lea NJ. TO David Stewart. 53S
16gth st. Instllls zoe, ........,,.., .... 1000
Holm, Charles, to BarGrh Kaufman, Vernon
av, NV lH6th 4, yrs ..,.-.,.....,. 10000
Simms Caroline A b. to Timothy Green,
n H'' 5000
| Hrnnessy. Mary, TO Jane McMenomy. IN
dun Az. .,......,.'' 1900
n 10Th s.. -. bow columbus av demand $500
| Assignments OF Mortgages.
! Bernheim Henry. to Meta Youngling ...... Joe
same TO same .....,....,.,.....,.,..... loC
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Galatian. Sophia c. 10 Townsend Verify.
WILCOX, Fredk W. to Julia A X WILCOX.
Plans Filed for Now Buildir

Plans Filed for Now Buildings.
lHsd st. n;ISo Is, Az; Ave ;irs.o o,s a1d
owner, Schneider X Herter. architects:
oath ct. 2oow; ones story store; Rosina
Mcfarland. owner; E. RIordSn. acrhiteot:
webster av. and 2ssd 81, n " cor; one-story
once; "a Tier, owner W. H. A. Hors. ,.
7ad It. ~ Av A: seven fv.:tory dat: LOW
eS H:rt.
I'd 81: 2s .;n a .to' ssd ssn
I'd Of. liz; six story and basement tene.
%sRt and . stbTss j. DrsEfu' owner "a
Az D. 50 9Th r St unSnporsw twe,
Dckerson. architect; cost as:.:;..: 1850
haS.sn 'a ann St. 's sShnsdss
Hsrter. architects; cost. ............... 10000
D: .1 d t9s I;an .aa 10: iP'
owner; NJ Garvin. architect cost .....,. 5000
.tory dWeliinesi, II asi:iei. owner; NJ
oSnris afG a. t &C., s1 story nat
ter ter. % owner; H.rtor / Son. srchisset';
csuidwsii av. vs., $50 Ihsth St; three '''
threo.stoEy tsnsme nts; Howard henn. ,..oo
osu E av' TO isist St; Ave three: -'''''
story enomonts; n Gelsler, owner; N j
GArVin architect; cost. 27.boo
| I'd ct, 23s: six story fat and stores; s Good.
man, owner: II Bernstein. architect; cost $4,000
if fat and stores; solomon & Hauber. own.
ers; NJ Bernstein. Achteot. cost ........... $4,000
NJ, u
tenement; NJ GeiSlor owner NJ GArvip.
rStom 81 and Becker av; " corr ono story
stable; J vAriAu. owner; T RinRrose. .oo
9Th an. W. improvement. to nat Henry OO0
BSenner 9wnsrG YCnnS architect !, s cost 700
valid Budenbach. owner; AunckwitL.
Archit Sct cost ,.,.........;........, 1000
o. m nIn to factory; XHupfeiS Sons. owners
R1:,n:r rr s tn a. four 800
Oats; L Gilbert. owner r Werner, archi.
eisSs A.; e Grace ~; twSs W.;y
Hath st. 4Ib East; improvement 70 fac.
| tory; Edward Dart. owner and architect;
water st, si2: Improvement to factory;
william Oothont estate. owner; c. 5.
ment to dwelling: Louisa MAinGrdy.
1oSth st. iss West: three story stable, II
| Fla.ge, owner: Graham architect;
saith 81, i55 W: Improvement to stable: FL
| Donnell estate. owner: Evans Thomas,
paII Row and North william SITS; improve.
| ment TO hotel; Henry Hart, owner;
| Hankinson, architect; cost, .,.,.,.,.,...: 5000
lsNth st, aud 18th nv.sw cor improvements
TO dwelling; o doslet estate; owner Nc ma
conrtlandt av. E Va ia2nd at; improve.
| ment to dwelling; Catherine Connolly.
! owner W Walsh architect; cost 5000: $50
| gard al, 2IEt W; improvement to store;
| A Hutchns. owner 7 Bro2an. architect;
Pleasant Gv. asa ave tory and basement
| tenement Emma and Hannah johnson.
owners; Nv Marshall and II W Berger, ,o.oo
It7th st., SIS, 100 W Amsterdam Gv; four
| hye.story fats; L-denberG, owner:
Werner architect; cost ,.....,..... 100 900
Broadway. 2H4s; one-story carriage shed;
wsb',5y rnv !" 400 Ira Wis st: coal trtstic:
| Fw Schviers. owner Wenz, architect;
] cost ''"'''''''''''''''''''''''''' ""
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1umtstie Servants atan.ed.

(NHAMBERNAIDs. cooks, $40 to 500; waitres ,es
~ 20 laundrGsses. French. German and English
ladies' maids. nurses. Az cooks who wash and iron
laundresses who do cham berwork. 10 kitchen m aids
houseW orkers, characteristics and mattresses but
lerB. second and third men. Wallets: servants in all
capacities wanted Immediately. Mrs L. sEELY
81 w. 22d st. Servants entrance, S52 9th av tele-
phone call, 1911 18th st.
COMPETENT PROTESTANT WAITRESS to 60 10
~ hontclar. \. j.: mnst have good references.
Mrs l.. SEELI. 352 9TH AV.
COMPETENT cook and laundress for a small fam
" lily; one hour from New York: references re-
CURED. Mrs. l.. SEEIY 352 9th av
COMPETENT cook and laundress to sleep home
~ sinai! FAMILY in an Apartment: re'Crtn re-
quied. Mrs. l.. SEEIY "a. Utl az. .
COMPETENT WAITRESS to 90 to Lawrence: best
" references required
Mrs. l.. sEELY. s52 9th Av.
( 'HAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS for a small fam.
" lily in Morristown; references required.
Mrs. L. SEtLY. 1862 18th av.
FIRST CLASS CHAMEERMAlD for a family in
Newport, references required.
Mrs. l.. SEELY, 332 9th av.
PROTESTANT CuAMbERNAID: also a competent
kltchennAld; must have good references
For MJrristown, y. J.
Mrs, L. SEELY. 49, 9th Av.
pRoTEsTANT COOK to go to NsWburg: good
wages; must have good efsr rH'c7: ,mAlI family.
Mrs. l.. sEELY. 1852 18th Nv.
WAlTRESS to 20 to PRINCETON; small amily: refer.
w ehces MIS- l., sEElf, 30. 9TH av.
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PROSPECT PARK WEST.

That elegant corner Residence facing the park,
four story and base nent two story 0SenB carved
white stone and Roman butf brink highest roint az
Ian but one in city; ~ minutes To Now York City
HALL int .riurt i'm UNSURPASSED mahogany, bird srys
maple and quGr cred oak modern aud mp To date;
only three yeals oil cannot be duplicated in Man.
haitian for tw ice til" price. j. {. PUNDI co. lax
Place and Broadway. Ph9ne in otice.
DOR SALE--A tenement house A. Il low price. In.
qure A. BEIITH. 2SO Dean ST.. Brooklyn.
pREsIDENT STREET; $40 Finely situated on
L Park slope, Brooklyn, attractive, box stoop
house Of IL rooms and hsth in complete order.
newly painted and decorated. for rent for year
term OF ears. rent reA SonAble,
A. b. CRANE, owner. Al Wall ST.. New York.
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flats and apartments asantea.

w ASTED-Unfurnished room for small kinder.
w gArten. between I'D and 10th sts. west Ad'
dress WESTFItLD, \. j.. box $50.
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Sflfrt Hnard.
East Side.
West Side.
A.-A.-ATTESTIoN!

A.-A.-ATTESTIOS!
Attractive suites. with bath; also single rooms.
with or without board bachelors rooms; doctors
offices; references.
West 33d st
I 9TH ST. - WEST.-Sicely furnished rooms
L with board; re .erence,
GOD ST, 2I5 WEST Desirable rooms. refined
Il w"llkept French clearinghouse. modern con.
veuences, Parsian cooking.
sOODSF.. 53 WEST. Handsome rooms with private
90 baths; select table; transients accommodated;
table board; references.
OODsT., 3o3 WEST Central locaton)-pesirablS
Do rooms with excellent board Dewey transients
or permanent guests.
. 18th ST, 20 WEST-HAndsome second aud third
Oh story suits with private baths; central loca-
ton refer, noes required.
A STH ST. 227 wEsr-rHvate family. Handsome
1C large square room; dressing 70. m Cath;
parlOr; dining room, superior tail" an service;
gentlemen; references.
WASHINGTON PLACE. o8-GyeiloohinG Park
w PArlOr: single aud double rooms, n'atlL FUR
nished superior board; references exchanged.
MisccIl nneous.
NEW YORK BOARD DIHECroEY-Pa ties visit
~ ing city for Dewey reception desiring rooms
Miss HANSAY. 1850 Fifth Av.. Room e2s
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Dwelling Auuses .for Sale OF to Eet.

ITO RENT-An elegant and complete furnished
Il house OF four stories West End av.: very re-
hned home. From Oct 1899. to May or June. 1900
For particulars apply to
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WANTED-Ruyer for Candy Depart.
mont. State experience, ago and
reference. Address, Sun office, box
60, 265 Broadway. .,s
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Borough Of Brooklyn Sale or Rent.
BOROUGH PARK,

To the Public:
Since the contracts for the 279 houses
under construction at Borough Park were
closed last Fail, all building material has
advanced from 20 to 30 per cent. The
same houses built to-day would cost just
that much more. or MI these beautiful
homes only forty are still unsold, but not
quite completed. The Borough Park
Company has decided to give to those
who purchase before November 1st, 1899,
the benefits of these low contracts. Here
IL an opportunity to purchase home for
$3.50 less than it would actually cost to
build to-day.
STOP AND THINK, 27a beautiful de-
tachcd homes erected, 24O sold within
fourteen months. representing an invest
ment OF nearly 81. 800, 10000. If the con-
tracts for these houses We're let out under
prevailing prices, the difference in cost
would amount 10 $4,000, or more. This
the Borough Park Company offers you the
benefit Of
Respectfully yours,
WILLIAM H. REYNOLDS, President.
Take Fifth Avenue Borough Park Car
from Bridge
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Mtautfd-AtaIfs.
STENOGRAPHER WANTED.-Age
81; speed 100; Remington. AL
vancement sure. Address W. G. H.,
p. o. Box 972.
Drivers Wanted.
Only those experienced in Dry Goods need apply.
uesrn l. Son. West l<th st.
Wagon Boys Wanted

over 10 years-only those having experience ssd
spply-snd then only on Tuesday morning.
Hearn 4 Son. West l4th st.
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employment Bureaus.
Bureau Of Social Requirements,

MRS. LtDYARD STEVENS MANAGER.
10 WEST Ard ST., Telephone 3IS3-38.
Desirable positions for capable employees Secre.
tAries. gONetnes'es, compfnton,, bookksrperr.
no sekeepers pnd all household positions or m Ales
females Tutors for bA kwArl or invalid boys
Packers and days workers provided, shopping oi-
ders Led without charge The Real Estate Depar,.
ment deals IN Clty ana country residences, aud in
Apar ments Of the class sought by its patrons. In.
formation concerning approved Hotels and Board
ing II uses. C!rculars mailed upon reqmest.
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A A -wANTED-First. class fur cutters; good
"a. "A. wages Apply
q. q. dCNTuER's SONS. 1874 9Th av.
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS Don't prepare for
~ any cYil service census examination with nut
seeing our catalogue OF information. Sent free.
COLUMBIAN CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE, Wash.
ngton. u. {.
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WANTED Buyer for Hosiery and I'm
derwear. State experience, age and
reference. Address, Sun office, box
40, 1865 Broadway. -
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A -A-WANTED-A Young man OF good address,
"A well ACQUAINTED with fine drtssmaking trade, TO
sell furs and skins. Address. Box ls<. Madison
Square p. o.. own handwriting and references.
AN OFFICE MAN preferably one who caa invest
a $1,000 to 81 900 in the business. ELECTRICAL.
box 1872 Sun office,
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A COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER understandings
"A English and SusniSh: references required.
THIIEWIS NOMPANN. 2nH BrohdMAy.
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Unwilling Aouses to Yet.

A HOUSES. unfurnished and Furnished In dssir-
n. able locattDMk rent 81 900 to $4,000.
FOLSOM BROTHERS. S85 Broadway.
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III ORSEsHOEK wANrED-louns man to drive
II shoes at
JAMES P. HIGGINS Railway. n. j.
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MAN AND WIFE: no children: man gardener
4h aud useful man; must he competent aud have
good references. Mrs. H. SEELI, 352 9TH av.
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ROOKBINDERS WANTED Extra hniShor: aiso
ID good stalnper. BAN DlNWIDDlE. Jersey City.

DESIGNER wANTED--Gool opening for an A No.
~ Designer, who has had large experience In
decorative work Exceptional opportunity for young
man capable Of originating designs. and who under.
stands thoroughly the harmony OF colDrs state
salary wanted, experience had and class of work
done. Address A b.. box lao Sun uptown once.
l266 Broadway.
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GOOD SHEET IRON WORKER. accustomed to
~ fnrnnce WORT. Maltal AZ 70 New Chanbers 81.
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XXTANTED-At West End Exchange Employment
w Bureau. god COOKS. laundrasses. chamber.
maid and wa:trt sses Immediately. Inquire Monday
bet. 10 and ~ A. NJ, lGv W. 7<th ct. -
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MAN AND WIFE to take charge OF dairy in the
Ah country, good wages for competent coupler
differences Mr4. l.. SEEIN. H62 9TH Az.
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OF Brooklyn.

HEATED FLAT-sevcn light rooms. 8 o; prove.
Ii ments; private halls; jantor. Apply 1921
Putnam Av., LIST fat.
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ENIRsT. CLASS wAlTRESs-Understands serving
l. Wines salad dressing. carving. &c; best refec-
encss. j. s. box ga Sun uptown Office. 1885
lraa
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I AUNDREss - Understands shifts. collars cuffs.
IL y, o: hest references. ID. s., box 50l San up
town office. l2d5 Broadway.
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SALESMES for all limos OF business tSplendid
y side l. me- to sell our Calendars. $50 different
styles newest latest patt rms. Just the thing custo
mers want; thirty per cent commission. Many OF
our men give their entire time To our line and maks
from S75 to Sl26 every week: guaranteed best side
line ever offered. Write promptly with references
AMERICAN NOVELTY Co. Cincinnati, q.
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( COMPETENT YOUNG GIRL as ktchenmald; VIII
" ing and obliginR: hest references. NJ r. box
300 Sun MntnMn Ntticc. 1865 Broadway.
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$4,000 SUIT OYER USE or Y RAYS.
University of Vermont student Begins Action
Against n Professor.

BURLINGTON. w. June S.-Edward +. Miller
OF Newport. student Of the University Of Yer
mont. has brought suit against Allison W. Slo
cum. professor Of mathematics in the univer
sity for damages IN the sum Of $4,000 The
suit Is returnabe in the Orleans County Court.
and the papers. which werc sent to this
city were served by Sheriff Reeves to-day.
Miller says that he sustained an injury
OF the leg as the result OF the taking OF N-ray
photographs on Jan. 10 and Feb. 10. 1897.
These photographs were taken, the writ de-
clares. while Miller was a student in the Uni
versty OF Vermont. at tho instance of
Prof SIocum. who had charge OF the
photosraphing process. Miller says that
ten photographs OF his leg were taken
soon after the leg had been fractured aud
while it was healing. As result OF the ex
periments the flesh was dsro!ored an the
sinews wasted away. compelling an cXpendi-
ture of $500 to recover from the effects Of the
injury and causing a loss of time and consc-
quent trouble and discomfort
Prof Slocum is one OF the best known and
most popular instructors in tho university.
The case will be tried at the September term
of court
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Stern Swung Around Closer to tho Shore
Salvage Work Suspended.

LONDON. Juno San easterly breeze which
prevailed on Wednesday night raised heavy
swell which shifted the stern OF the American
line steamer Paris. stranded on the Manacles.
twenty yards nearer the shore. The work OF
salvage had to be suspended this morning. and
the salvage vessels were obliged to leave the
wreck and anchor some distance from it. The
wind moderated somewhat later. but 10 still
easterly. and quite heavy sea is running.
The divers say that the biggest hole In the
Paris measures 10 by II feet. 1t Is estimated
that water enters the vessel at the rate OF fifty
tons minute. but the pumps now at the ship
arc able to cope with flow OF a hundred tons
a minute
The strandlng OF the ship has brought flood
OF prosperity to the town OF Coverack Labor
is in demand at high pay in saving the
ship, and in addition crowds OF Wis
itors arc attracted to tho place. The
apparent horelessness OF an early dislodRe-
ment of the vessel Is therefore making the
Cornlshmen gleeful
This feeling Is not shared by he clerRymen
who are grieved to see the traditional Saba
tarianism OF the west country weakening in
the presence OF unwonted excitement.
The coast near the wreck on recent Sundays
looked as though huge picnic was being held
there.
The roads converging on Lowland Point ap-
peared ms though they were In the neighbor-
hood OF Epson Downs on Derby day.
The salvors have recovered the safe OF the
Atlantic Transport line steamer Mohegan.
which was wrecked wit hin short distance Of
where tho Paris stranded. and have placed 1t
in a local bank
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FLOODS IN TEXAS RfTERS.
Four of Them Higher Than Ever Before.
Pnrt of Menardville swept Awny.

DALLAS, Tex, June Sail the rivers in
southwestern and western central Texas are
flooded and sweeping everything along their
banks. The Colorado. the Concho. the Llano
and the San Saba are higher than ever before
known. The food In the San Saba has done
the most damage. so far as reports Indicate
part of the town OF NIenardvlle. county seat
of Menard county. Is reported to have been
swept away. More than twenty dwelling
houses were DESTROYED Two persons were
drowned in the town and others are reported
lost along the streams.
large number OF cattle were drowned and
crops are ruined. The San Saba River is forty
feet high. the highest ever known. and is still
rising. The rise was so rapid that the people
had no time to save their stock or household
effects At Marble Falls and Kingsland the
Colorado Is rising at the rate Of foot an hour
and the Llano River Is booming.
1t is expected that an additional rise OF Ave
or six feet will occur before tomorrow morn
ing. Hundreds OF farms along tho. river are
submerged The crops will be lost II the river
The Trinity at Dallas began rising to-day.
Indicating heavy rains in the Panhandle c,oun-
streams. Wire eommunieatio8 and railroad
and the u @isa OF he ooG seGG be-
known earlier than to-morrow The town Of
kingsland. in Llano county. loO miles west OF
Dallas. tom light Is reported partly swept away.
The flooded region takes in approximately
twenty counties. with Lano as the eastern one.
and nearly all of them are without telegraphc
or railroad lines The property losses already
reach into the hundreds OF thousands OF dollars
AUSTIN. Tex. June S-There Is no abate;,
second rise Of eighteen feet in the river proper
and ten feet in Lake Mcdonald took place here
this morning. The great dam across the river
by which Lake Mcdonald is formed remains
firm. but the city's electric power house and
waterworks plant Immediately helow the dam
are threatened with destruction. Messages
were received here to-day from various places
along the river and also below Austin. telling
Of great loss OF crops, Twenty esdences in
the town of Menariville were washed away
Two persons were drowned There were two
deaths from drowning at San Saba to-day.