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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

MEMBERS of the Phi Beta Kappa
Greek letter fraternity are enjoying at
New Haven this week the celebration
of the 123rd anniversary of the found
ing of the Yale chapter of the society.
File. So old and so gay!
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

THE next step of Greater Chicago
will be to add the whole state of Illi-
nois to her vast territorial possessions.
Gold has actually been discovered in
the southern part of the state. For
months, we are told, those interested
have been hawking little bags of
quartz among the sssayers of Chicago,
getting tests and analyses. The samples
were Represented sometimes as coming
from Colorado, aud again as from CAL
or from tina Klondike. The
assays in every case ehowed large
yields of gold, and in one instance gave
as high as 1854 to the ton. Look out
for an expansion of Chicago's area.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

cause the teacher "entanRles some
swain in loves swe et.dream" abd has q
husband and home before the first
session is completed. School teachers
of the fair sex might make note and
seek an engagement in = mining town.
A matrimonial engagement follows as
a matter of course.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07
ADVERTISING RATES.

Rates of advertising in the Daily or Weekly
HERALD will be made known upon applica-
ton at the business ONCE. Those who pre-
fer can have a representative of the business
department. call upon them..swho will quote
prices.and make contracts for space. Gall
telephone No. 115.
Classified Advertisements or locals. ten
IO cents per line for first insertion and FIVE
81 ceptsi for each additional insertion.
Special rates upon Five hundred 900 or one
thousand:QeOO) lines kof local. to be used in
one month. will be furnished upon applica-
tiOn.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07
BY CARRIER.

lhe Daily HERALD is delivere. oy carrier
in FL Paso, Texas. Juarez. Mexico. and at the
Fl .Paso smelling works, at fifteen cents Q6c)
per week. or sixty cents (60c) per month.
Subscribers failing to get the HERALD re-
gularly or promptly should call at the Office
or telephone No. 115. All complaints will re-
ceive prompt attention.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

TO ADVERTISERS.
In order to insure proper changes in adver-
Using, copy for same should be at the bust
ness Office not later than 10 q m.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

ENGLAND is 80 much pleased wit
our mules ss q motive power that larg
orders have just been placed for GU
locomotives.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07
poratiOnS.

bounced her residence in Kansas and
will hereafter make her home in
New York City. Mrs. Lease is the
apostle of a new political creed, the
platform of which, in the words of a
New York newspaper, sis as yet
nebulous," and she has announced that
she will, in the next national cam
paign, cut more prominent figure
than che did in the last, when she
served as delegate to the populist
in St. Louis and made
speeches all over the country in favor
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

Payne Badger Goal company, Nc
Alester, Cerillos and anthracite coal,
cord and stove wood. Yard Second and
chihuahua streets. Telephone No. IL.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

Talk of war? Behold the gridiron,
There you see battlefield,
Where the fate of many kicker
Is by kicking signed and sealed.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

THE HERALD'S special correspondent
at Gold Hill, Arizona, ssgely writes
that it is very difficult to keep q school
going contino usly in mining towns be-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

AMERICANS in Chihuahua are or
ganizing q club. Wherever there is
an American colony in foreign lands
club life ia found agreeable.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

WANTED-issues. Address the ma
tionsl democratic committee, care Of
William jennings Bryan, Austin. Tex.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07
Shelter Man

Experienced copper smelter man il
open for engagement. ST. Charles
hotel, room %,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

Interest in the HERALD'S "Great
Southwest 1900 Souvenir Edition" is
increasinp
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

Parker house rolls, milk rolls,
French rolls, aud hot bread every
morning at 6 d. m. at Belgian Bakery,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

Golf Clubs. Bags Aud Balls
A full line selected particul srly for
Links here by an experienced Golfer.
w. G. Dunn, 800 San Ap tonic street.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-07

DAILY HERALD 15c per week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
sUsrykss rROUBLEs.
Builder Of the Metropolitan Life Building
Goes Into bankruptcy.

Goes Into bnnHruptcys
Jacob ". and william. u. Smith tB. 4. W. b.
SMITH manufacturers OF architectural wood
work and store fxtures at 220 West Twenty
ninth street filed petition In BANKRUPTCY yss-
terdsy. with liabilities SS2.925 and nominal
assets S70.43l. The Sherif has been In pos
session OF the factory for several weeks and
the Shsrif's sale was TO have taken place yes
terday.
Jacob weisstein and Jacob Kalis (Weisstein
& Kalisl. liauor dealers at 146 Rivineton street.
have filed petition 10 bankruptcy with liaoil-
ties s.. 437 and assets $2.O03.
Jeremiah I. Smith. builder Of 10 East Twsn-
U-third street. hns filed n petition In bank
ruptay with liabilities SIP. 1863. OF which $780,
233 are secured and assets consisting OF ofbcs
furniture. Mr. Smith built the metropolitan
Lie building at Madison avenue and
Twenty-thirj street. The largest creditor
isJohn r. IIegsman. s4D.ss3. OF which 49,
Judge Brown OF the United States District
Court hns appointed BENJAMIN Barker, Jr. re-
,1r 'hs an0iac, a Of elo,S CAPS At is
Clinton place. on tho application OF Jesse Ep,
stein, representing several creditors who flled
NJ In on os FSs
timated at $1,000.
Deputy SheriG Roberts has taken charge Of
Go Cor HsS dealers in drawing m s,erais. blue.
prints. &c. at ~ Beaver street. on an eIecu-
ton for 81 .O51 in favor OF George y, Hewlett
sSnd the sheriff sale has been set down Tor
Deputy sheriff Leavitt has received an at:
ttachment against Henry +; Waggsman OF
Msnry " sii.n ( Co.. banker: and broEers. for
BALANCE duo on stock transactions. They say
that waegaman gave them check on q wns . !,
was returned unpaid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
OYsTEk TRUST UP AGAIN.
Promoters Say That It win Re Formed This
Timr-The Former Failure.

Promoters Say That It VIII he Formed This
Timr-The Former Failure.
New HAVEN. Oct. 3l.-Those capitalists OF
New York. Now Jersey and Connecticut who
started an unsuccessful movement several
months ago for a combination to control the
oyster business in tho three States. arc about
to close the deal. according to q statement
m ado this afternoon by one ~ those directing
the movement. Andrew Radsl OF Bridgeport
who Ia President OF the Bridgeport Traction
Company and Ia interested in other street rail-
wav companies. Ia one Of the leading men in the
deal. He also was Identified with the move
ment that didn't succeed few months ago.
The general scheme 10 for the big dealers.
and this re'ers particularly TO the growers and
wholesale dealers in seed oysters. to Join their
interests ~ ono big company 70 be capitalized
serted hv those who are back OF the scheme
that for New Haven dealers alone there wi ll DO
a saving Of Sl5OOO year in the matter OF eI-
penses. Taking the proposition through the
States, It Is held that there will be a possible
OF conducting oyster plants
The cause Of the failure OF the formation OF
the syndica'e a. originally plannei several
month"; ago was explained to-day Tor the nrst
oyster dealers had a Meeting in bridgeport
aud agreed to stand together for mutual bene:
fit A - per cent. advance in the price OF
oysters was agreed on. but 1t was only short
away. II they had stuck to the agreement an
advance OF only 10 cents bushel would have
netted 100000 to the seed men OF this state.
Each was afraid that the others would get
ahead OF him and they all began cutting prices
and the result was tho smashup OF tho pro.
rOspi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
RUSaW4Y PHILADELPHIA ORR.
Caught Stealing In n schooihouse-says She
Needed Money.

Caught Stealing In n schoolhouse-snys She
Needed Money.
Bertha Fairhurst, IA years old. ran away
from her home In Philadelphia week ago
and came TO this city. She ran short OF money
before she was ready TO 20 back. so yesterday
sho went into the teachers dressing room In
Public School No. 80. at Ninth avenue and
Twenty-sighth street. and stole nfty cents
from q coat rocket. She was examining other
coats when Miss Ida Williams. principal.
went into the room and discovered her. Tho
child rushed out into the street with Miss
Williams after her. but after chase OF two
blocks. breathlsss and crying hard. stopped
Miss Williams accompanied the policeman
and his prisoner to the West Fity-fourth
street police court. hut refused TO make a
charge against the girl. The prisoner had Ia
her possession tho mum Der and address OF an
other school. a lot OF visiting cards on which
she had written her name and about dollar
in change. ~ ,,
father. ia William Isirhnrst; an engineer. OF
mother know whers am. had trouble with
my mother and that's partly why LEI, home;
but / wanted 10 visit New York, too. stayed
at the Bay State Hotel on Broadway. and down
there I gave tho name OF Martha Grtfns
| needed some money and that Ia why |
went to the schnolhouse and took the NIFTY
cents Itsthe first time ever stole. left
school a year ago and since then have worked
10 store"
The Ma istrats comm tied her to the care OF
tho Gerry Society. which will Investigate her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
Auction Sales To-day.
nv PETER p. MEYER 4 co.


Eighth avenue. No AL. southwest corner
Twenty ninth street. II I0S6o: five story brick
tenement with store foreclosure sale. lcasehod
vs. Mary \. ReGgs ct al: action No. l. Emmett
Il Robinson, attorneys Charles ID, .Oendor
rei.r'e due On judgement, $3.50 q and Interest,
taxes assessments. &c. 50. 1873 and interest
West Twenty ninth street. No 30I. south side
story brick fiat. same parties, action No 2, Lease
costs and allowances. S3s7 ~ and interest: taxes
Asscssmenis &c. 81 POS and interest
West Twenty ninth street. No 3O2 south side
90 west Of Eighth avenue. 2OSbl8: four story
brick tenement foreclosure sale. leasehold: same
parties. action No 4. due on Judgment. IS. 45O
and interest. costs and allowances, S270 al and
interest taxes. assessments. &c Ss25 and interest
avenue Rivcrdale, 456xl7s and irregular xl75x.
$40. being hS7 1000 acres, with night TO use Of
alley on westerly side Of premises foreclosure
bach. attorneys; Daniel + Ingraham. referee:
due on Judgment sel: los 81 and interest. costs
and allowances. tS26 % and interest taxes. a.
easements &c, 1915 aud interest
Town Of Wos,ches,er lot 37IseI2eo on q
turnpike road-nll the interests 81 VIM. II. and
Mary Callahan; sherid's sale,
ny ID. PHOENIX iNGRAHAM . co
Adams Place. west side. POS south Of 1874
street runs south 20 SIX west soy south IL ives,
so OK northwest % Ok cas-, ss2N norih X cas-,
10 beginning 50, two story frame DWELL fore
closure sale Mary J Symr, w. Edward Bowling
81 al William X Symr attorney: Roger Foster.
referee: due on Judgment, 81, go so and interest
costs and above nces. SlSS 05. taxes assessments
&c. sos and interest
ny sAMrEi. GOLDsTIcKER.
West 9th street. No 65. north side. l5l 8 cas-,
~ Columbus avenue. lSNlOO H. four story brick
dwelling. foreclosure sale: SalOninn Mnrs- vs.
Clarence j. Harley. ri al: Albert Zimmerman
attorney. Daniel T. Ingrahnm. referee. due on
Judgment. 50 400 % and interest. costs and allow
ancrs SlsI ~: taxes, assessments &c. 500 ~
and interest, prior mortgage, siI OOO and interest
DN HERBERT \ siiERMAS,
West l34th street. No n. north side 2S5 ives,
81 Fifth avenue. 25XvB II five story brick tiht
foreclosure sale. Allen L. Mordccai Il al VS. l"ui.
l.ese ct al: Isaac kUthschild attorney; j Henry
Work. referee. due on Judgment. 81, 565 10 and
interest: costs and allowances 1913 ~ and inter
est taxes. assessments, &c $50 81 and interest
pS WILLIAM N. RNAS
s., Nicholas avenue south rhst corner Of l50h
street ~ llNlOO three story and basement brown
stone brick and terra Gotta Queen Anne dwelling
public sale
Horatiu street. Nos 81 Ia %. north side. Abou
1872 I west ~ West Fourth street. 5ONS7 4, six
story brick, stone and iron stable. with clrctri,
motors elevators. &c. public sale
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
RIAL ESTATE NEWS

The brokerage branch Of tho realty market
was dull yesterday. and the sales at private con
tract reported were few In number and Of little
interest The property sold In the city proper
consisted Of fiat houses and old buildings Tor
improvement, while q good.sned sale Of lots was
reported al Averno L. !.
The day was likewise inactive In the auction
room The majority Of the offerings were In fore
closure proceedings. and Of those which were
not Withdrawn the plaintiffs wero tho buyers in
most cases. Several Of the voluntary offerings
were Withdrawn.
II il reported that Franklin Petit has resold
several Of the lots purchased from William wal
dorf Astor TO builders. Tho plot bought by MT
Pe.ut was on the north side Of 10sth street. ion
feet west Of Amsterdam avenue II Is said TO bc
Mr. Astor's intention to dispose OF all the lots
owned by him in the block bounodd by Amster
dam avenue and Broadway. and 1oSth and 1oetf
streets with the exception Of tho Broadway front
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01

Al the New York Real Estate Salesroom yes
terday Peter +, Meyer 4 Co. sold. in foreclosure.
the vacant plot, 7lxS0, on the southwest corner
81 Brook avenue and l68th street. to George
Arthur for $50 +Sl and the two story brick dwell
ing. No. Az Fast ll6th street, 10 the plaintiff
Clara kreischrr. for $1,000.
u. Phoenix Ingraham sold. in foreclosure. the
four story brick fiat No. II Bradhurst avenue. t.
the plaintiff. American Baptist Home Mission
story brownstone dwelling, on lot lSNs3. No ~
East l26th street. 10 David Morris for 81 600.
James l.. Wells sold. in foreclosure the four
story fiat. lot 25NO95. No 725 Elton avenue
to the plaintiff. Iunn u. Pine for Sl4 900 and the
property. 25SlOO. on the north side 81 Tenth
street; 1870 fee, west Of Fifth avenue, Wakefield
to Elizabeth Gwynne for 81. 400
William NJ Ryan sold at public auction III,
two fve story brick tenements4 on plot 25x9S
Nos EEL and 523 West Twenty seventh street
to William Buhlet. for S33. TO
Samuel Goldsiickcr sold. In foreclosure. TIE
siN.story brick fiat with stores. on plot, 8S 0N
l6sNl xJ0xlOONs6S, To Nicholas Knox fol
Sl6J 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
Private Sales.

John Fl. Loscarn has sold for Kate johnson
the two nvestory and basement double fats. on
plot 6oHiO0. Nos. a28 and $50 East Eighty ninth
street. for $4,000. and for William Kuebler the
two four-story double tcnements. on plot 60Il0o.
Nos 2l0 TO 2i4 East Seventy fourth street. for
$4,000
Beimann & Co. have sold for J. Diescher and
Elizabeth Swec, to Addison Sloane. the old build
ings, on plot. 40x92. Nos. $50 and 33s East Eight
eenth street
Lowenfred a Prayer have sold tho four story
tenement property. 249x831l. No. 33l East
Eighth street to Max Tanenbaum.
A. +. & f. A. Karelsen have sold TO tho Abe
Stein Company plot oi about 100 lots at Averne-
by the Sea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
RUNAWAY kills. WOMAN SHOPPER
Umbrella Blocked Her View and She Failed
to Henr the Approaching Wheels.


Mrs Caroline lie Coultrs. a housekeepsr In
the family OF H. 8. Leavltt OF Short Hills. n. j..
was run over and killed yesterday afternoon
while crossing Ninth avenue at Thrty-ninth
street. by wagon from Mouuins restaurant.
Mrs Ie Coultre, who had been doing some
shorping had just lett Park 4 Tilfords estab-
lishment and was crossing from the east to the
west side Of the avenue when tho horse and
wagon bore down on her. The horse had run
away from the front OF IA West Thirty-nint
street while Alexander Dubois. the driver. was
inside the house n,,,
street at top speed with Dubois shouting AZ
It's hoeIs turned into sixth avenue Just as Mrs
lie Coultre was crossing II. She had nm UNI
hrella IN front OF her face. to protect her from
the rain which was beating down in torrents
and did not hear the wagon wheels Before
che realized her danger she was struck by the
rear wheel and thrown to the curbstone on hey
head sho was picked up unconscious. and
tax en- to n q sghboring drug store from which
the n M hulance was summoned from New York
Hospital Shs died. however. before the
am Oulanre arrived.
In the meantime the runaway had dashed on
toward Thirty eighth street ollid.d with an
elevated pillar and was stopped Dubois. tn"
driver was arrested ard taken before Coroner
Hart. who held him in 81 800 bail pending the
inquest Mrs. lie Coultre had heon in Mr..
L"nvtts employ for more than quarter 81
century
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
TWO WOMEN MURDERED.
Mother and Daughter Shot by tho Married
Suitor of tho Latter.

CHATHAM. N. Y. Oct. 3l.-Mrs. Rhoda Horton
and her daughter. Mrs. Eliza Jane Pratt. were
shot and killed yesterday at their. home two
miles north OF Lebanon Springs on the road to
Stephenstown. by George Hermans. farmer
OF stsphsnstown Centre. Hermans was on his
way to Lebanon Springs with load OF cider
apples whom he stopped at Mrs, Horizons house
He was a frequent visitor at tho place and ap.
parently u suitor OF the daughter. who had
been In his employ.
Alter soms talk with the women Hermans
ask cd the younger TO accompany him to tho
Springs, When she refused Quarrel took
place, Finally something was SAID that en-
ragged Hermans. who quickly whipped re-
volyer from his pocket and shot both women.
The daughter was killed instantly and the
mother lived only short time. This occurred
at tho roadside.
,Hermens then ran into the house and shot
himself in the breast. but did not wound him
self mortaIly; Mrs, Horton lived long enough
the Troy. Hospital and II is thought no win ,te-
cover. Mrs; Horton was so years old, her
not deny the murder. He asked the officers i
the women were dead. end when ini2rmed
dead and I'm living" Hermans has o vile
and several children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Division supreme Conr'. Recess
supreme Court Appellate Term-Adjourncd for
tho term. SPECIAL TsIm.psrt Motion calendar
called at 80 A., N Part u FL rarte natter
Pawa Ill " " VI. and VIl-Adiouru.t for tho
term. Trial Term Part II Clear Preferred causes
Nor. 1850. prsl, l"nna, iotlh i0Slt' LOWE.
iiloa. ii?0a Part vIll.-Ca.e on No. 2745: Phslan
vs Preas Pub Co, No day calendar Parts III. ~,
term. ,,,,,,
Rurrogate's Court t,hambers For prohatr-wills
Kaarnev. Charles h. Treat, Abba Grycr. At 1880
A. Nj Inuise C. Stsrd. at ! A. NJ. Trial Ierm-kO.
IISb WI OF Charles c. BAckus. at 1910 A. NJ; mat
ter OF Herman Kocring, Al 10 30 NJ, No. 1880,
OF Mabel Westerman, At T. d
city. court-spcCiAl Tsrm-cCnrt opens At 10 A.
TRIAL Tsrm-parts l.. H.. ILL., and ". Adjourned for
the term.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01

Rivnctou ct IS 90 Mnnrin ct, 37I7S. Evelina @
Bliss Ns barbara Porges ct al. attys. Bowers h b
ls,th o. n =, 100 Amsterdam az. 261IOo: Julia A
Low vs Charles Fisher ct a.; atty, Il 4 Garland.
Same prop; Fredk & Mcdonald vs. same. "a me atty
same prop Mary Nonck vs. same: same atty.
Same prop Susan Nelson ys same, same atty.
Der man vi. o. l4S ~ Union Az. videned, "a. lOI
ia. Cyrus Hitchcock ys Elizabeth Corsll atty
SOgleu.
6lst st. ltd y. Rachel King W Harriette n Plunkett
ct al; atty. n Altmayer.
Goth vt. as i2h W 10th Az. 26IIOo5; John J. Jones
sIcr. &c W Thomas c1wman ct al. atty.
Conn.
Simpson st. = II2.ll n Home II. 25Iloo; Jane,
Burkhout, Sr. vs. Marty Del Donno ct al atty, W
Mathics.
81 AIMS av. n .. ~ n " lSath at oo.3I2hI
loo.ll. ST. Annsav, n SON W lSpth at. 2bIas. a.
25XIOO4 actions Bradley Curr!er CO vs Mary
A. McSatn-s IT al, Attys. Adams Is.
lSoih st. II >. 10 Madison Ay. l7.sIaa.ll Caro-
line M,Hench " Mary T.. Kelly and ano; atty
GhMIuAsiAu
9th av Q ,, 10 = 44th st 2o.lIloo; Frsdk
Il Coudert. trustee. vs. Geo da CuuhAet
all attyt. COudrrt Bros.
9Th ay, =, 40 = = tith st, 2D.ltloO, Henry
HilA.r same, att!s same,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
Rnti.tled Mnchn.icr Lien.

Tremmel 4 Fuchs Va Marcus Hofberg.
l22dst SIS, 100 g 18th Av. IsHi'., ..,....,.t
Higgins Heating and NentllRting Co ys
Mrs T. s BAumAnn. 500 W with 81; 1899
American Lumber co Va Mrs II hcCarty.
lOtth ut. u :. 2OD W Manhattan Ay; lsyp.
schnsn h MAssoth Va y l. Mitchell, Wash.
invton at, sw cor Desbrosses At; 1924.
Harlem River Lumber 4 Woodworking Co
Va SchmiH 4 Eulen.tsin, Anthony ay,
ne cor l1sth II; 1874. ,....,.... ..........
Fisher. Ike vs. Ronginsky 4 Psrelman. 2<4.
.lS Clinton ST. lspp ....................,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01

A demurrer interposed by the city TO com.
plaint In an action brought by former Coroner
theodore X, Tuthill to recover salary for tho
months ~ january and February, 1893. has
been sustained 10y. Justice Brekmsn Of the
has no ground oi action. He was elected cor.
oner Tor three years from Dec, 81. 1898, and
tho city contend ed that he was leRislated out
election OF a new set OF coroners for each boz.
ough, Justice Beekman so holds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
DUTIES ON MIR. GERnr's B4asAsE
said TO HAVE Bsen Assessed Mt $4,000 on
Valuation of $4,000.

1t was reported at the Morton House yes
terday that ElbrldRs T. Gerry would probably
have to pay nearly $4,000 in duties on the
$4,000 approximate value set on the eighteen
fTunk. belonging To him which were brought
10 the Appraisers' stores nftor Mr.. Gerry
landed from the Teutonic last Wednesday.
Mir Gerry has announced that he intends to
contest tho constitutionality OF the personal
bauuaUA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-01
Plans FILED for New Buildisx..

's %ihss !: j.siss.n' Cam o@asi jEksrSy 49,,
Webster Az. y 5, b., l7atG ..d i;on!, st..
two.story dwelling and o'hre, Northern
Union Gas Co. owner; IL linen. arh'
" ssM.s %,l Ia Give Dsw.y "Sns & FAM
lin Bay,ics. architect, cost .,..., 10000
't Nat Arthur "orsch. owner; + wenensr.
Third ave- ssa; si,- story tenement: Jacob
Kas.ewth. owner; q Pelham. architect ,oooo
Firth His' .y s.. poth 10 visit SITS. thres;a3ry ~
dwelling; Andrew Carnegie. owner Bahb,
SoSi wlisrd ..ss'st. cos cost ,mn,ox. 100000
msnt to shop; Wilkinson. owner
v ssrI Tio .s Has sao. Improvement, to '
storage house, Celia Brothers, owner.
Broadway and 18th 1T; improvement to
store: Solomon Loeb, owner; William II
1Sth at 252 W: Improvement TO tenement;
j Krau,s owner j II kmbel, architect;
/, i 4" 3Ts2 s':y. .y. o~ %Ss%'a
II Carter. architect: ros'.. .,...,...,, 800
hi mri to al i~silin ny brsccli. "~HcT.
NJ j Darwin architect; cost .........,.r.,. 100
's ,p and .GS sR@y
Madison st. aiH: improvement, 10 ten.
ment F.ch''r. owner Meyers. nan
FranSin av. :. Long Island sound; m.
proyrment to shop r"slAl Isl ana Gable
9Th hy 22S5 imprnN ement 10 lofts: l.
Piuckney. owner, II Davidson architect
9Th Av .aS M. Improvement ~ oihces,
HARDNESS De Sellerr. owner; Harding
GoOCh. architects, rort. ........ ,.,. 5000
Gath at g3I. "33 y; Improvement 10 bakery
Collins 4 ROBBERS. own"rs; W Berger.
architect; cost 800
Az II. 40, IMPROVEMENT to meeting
| rooms; Rose wallrck, owner; q Pelham
2,th st. Am "; improvement to power
and architect cost ,'''''' ....,..,,., 1000
Pearl AT, A87; improvement TO factory:
Kahn Wolcrs Sons, owners Wolf, ar
chtcct; cost ....... ....,.,... ,....'.,.'r. zoo
10 stable; W ii Humc owner, cost 800 5000