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The sun., 1899-11-29
FINE NEW THIRD ArENUE Cars.
Forty-ope Feet Long. leo Horse Power, Air
Brakes, Cross Seats, wide Doors.

Eorty-one Feet Long, 120 Horse Power, Air
Brakes, Cross Seats, Wide Doors.
The new cross-seat electric cars on tho Third
Avenue road. some forty Of which are now run
ming. seem to be very popular. judging from
the crowds they carry. These new cars. which
are In some ways the most finely constructed
street railway cars made were built after plans
made By Bupt Robertson OF the Third Avenue
road: that is. Mr.. Robertson. a. q practical
railroad man. told the car builders what was
wanted. and they went ahead and modified
their standard designs in accordance with his
suggestions. The only objection that 10 raised
TO the new oars 10 that the cross-seat device
makes them uncom 'ortable for tho passengers
when the narrow aisle Ia crowded. But the
railroad people say that they dom want pas-
ssngers to stand up In these cars and they
intend to have enough cars to give seats to
every one Ono hundred Of the new cars we're
ordered.
The cross.ssnt car ts az big a car as Ia running
anywhere In the city. Il Is II feet long
feet long The plat orms are unusually large.
40 large that TWO passengers can board the car
sna ;9s h. doT. .. q whh
steam railroad coach seat, and there are twelve
OF hem on each side. Q course. they are not
will each hold two persons. 40 that forty.
eight passengers can be carried seated
~ u gar Ht WluuOWh. again. are Dig ones ana.
by adevlce or Mr. Roi,ertson's. thev can no
dropped down and toxed up. thus converting
the car INTO an open car When these new
cars werc ordered the makers said they could
not build the steps as near the groun as the
company wanted them. As soon a. the cars
began coming % Town FRO n 81. Louis. Mr. Rob-
ertson went to work a ternC them 40 that no
coul lower th. seps two inches. Mr.. Robert
son says that high steps c,use ns N uch cur-ing
by passengers ns any other thing.
From the railroad mans point OF view the
new cars are great advance over the old type.
The most valuable 'ratu-e about them In the
air brake. The Third Avenue Company Is tho
first street railway In town to use air brakes. |
The air brake on these cara Is opernted by a
small handle at the right OF the mo'ormnn
which can he moved with one finger. Tho
manual Ia NOR ia reduced To- N n IN um. but 80
powerful Is the brake. which II OF the same
tyre as that used on steam locomo-
tlves. that n car running under full head
way can b" stopped In hall its length There
are four air brakes on each car. one for each
pair o' wheels. and the breaking down ~ one
does not in'"rfpre with the working OF the I
others. In addition to the air brakes. the new
cara are equipped with the old hand brakes,
M the two svstems arc entirely indepen 'ent
Of each other. These now cars. too. are four
motor cars. each axle carrying a thirty horse
power motor. The cable cars. maia ov.r into |
electric ears each carry two thirty Ave. horse
power motors The weight Of the new cars Is |
10000 pounds.
The sun., 1899-11-29
TEN MOLINEUy JUROR q.
Court May sit rntn Midnight Tonight to
FIJI the BOX.

EIghty-four talesm"n were examined and
two Jurors were obtainol in the Mollneux
case in the General Sessions yesterday. The
first OF the jurors was Frederick Bi linRs. a
banker AMI broker. living at 279 Madison
avenue. He said no was member OF the
Union League Club. u graduate Of the Unver-
sity o. Vermont. and knew o' no reason why he
could not act AS fair and impartial Juror He
took seat 80. Q in the box. After nfty more
talesmen had been examined. Mannheim Brown.
who manages his wife's millinery establish
m mt ON Eighth avenue, quuIlN"d as No. 10.
Tn" Recorder said that he would probably hold
night sess on tonight to complete the Jury.
seven oi the talcSmcn VII, answered roll
call yesterday morning. but who iaile to ap-
pear when their names were drawn from the
wheel in the afternoon. will he SURPRISED to
The RocorIer has in,t,n.aI 4 hnoH tbem "A nne ~
500 each. The Court viii probab bc in s"s-
sion from lO:3O O'Clock this morning until
midnight u two ad liton1i jurors necessary to
complete the Jury are not found BY that time.
The sun., 1899-11-29
Company ca Furniture in Hook.

The members Of Com rany c. Ninth Regi.
ment. ore very much W orrled at their inability
TO put their company room In good shape Tor
the review might. when Brig. Gen. McCoskry
Butt will review the regiment. When the or
Ranizarion enlisted In the volunteer service at
the. beginning of the war with Spain the
placed in "a storage warehouse. The ware
house people now refuse to deliver the furni-
J. Quinhy. 'ormer Captain of IN. company,
who disappeared after the regiment was mus
tered out Of the volunteer service and has not
proceedings tor divorce several months ago
when her husband failed to return to his
honia 49,
The sun., 1899-11-29
FUNERAL OF THE rEr. DIR. LOWRY.
-Four OF the Dead Composers Hymns Sung
by u Quartette.

PLAISFIELp, y. J., Nov 2s-The funeral
services over tho Rev. Or. Robert Lowry the
composer Of religious songs were held this after
noon from the residence, 9o2 Madison avenue.
The Rev. j, ", Richardson, the pastor Of the
Park Avenue Bapils' CHURCH, had charge and
OF the Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church.
The Rev pr ID. j, Ncrkes, OF the First Baptist
Temple Baptist Church, Philadelphia The sing
ing by quartcic, consisting ot Mr.. and Mrs
j, L. Titsw orth, Miss Nancy Randolph and Morris
was feature The hymns sung were Shall
We Gather at the River" In the ' alley" Shall
We Know Each OhcrT" and He Arose"
Among thoSc present were members represent
ing tho college fraternity, Phi Kappa Psi OF
which Dr. Lowry was at one time President From
among their number bearers were chosen. There
were also present DIR A. &. Dixon of Brooklyn
and members from the Fifth Avenue Baptist
Church. New York. Of which DR., Lowry was
member The intcrmcnt took place at Hillside
Cemetery, this city
The sun., 1899-11-29

The Hamburg American Line steam shin
Bulgaria arrived at her pier in IIo-
b"kcn ycster ay morning with an unusu-
ny large variety OF animals and birds
consigned from lIaGcnheck of Hamburg.
to various geological gardens and dealers in
thls country TIL" cOn-IEnmr I consisted oi
three elephants, three drOm",larIrS one
white bear one hyonn, two black leoparis,
six condors. Ave .lyhg foy"s. twelve
.,wnns. ton E""Sc six gray hawks, six
three p'ssumS. i've mo keys and six pigeons
Two lying foxes died during the voyage
Some OF the animals are 'rr Central Park
some for Bronx Park and others for Western
The sun., 1899-11-29
Hotel Metropole Men Fail.

Henry W, Furdy and George H. Wyatt (Pur.
dy 4 Wyatt. prorrIetors Of the Hotel Metro
pole at Broadway and Forty-sccond street,
made an assignment yesterday 10 Joseph II.
Bailey without preference. They have managed
the hotel since May l last. In April last the
lease OF the place, II Is said. was trans erred to
Otto Huher. tn" brewer On Sept. .. Pur,ly A
Wyatt gave chattcl mortgage TO Mr.. Huber
The sun., 1899-11-29
Pardon Asked tor Henry Cochran.

PuUApELPHIA, Nov. e. application has been
mad" for nnrron for Henry Cochran. who
Will" chief w"ishrr of III" Philadelphia Min,
In this city in tSri stole gol lngots to he
min" q 81 3.i23 HIS term of imprisonment
Wi. Xp - D"". 10. crowded 10 pays "A tlne III
Sl.Out TIL sum he cat, OF pay Cochran +,
now nearly - y nrs Old. II" was -"u'ru",.I To
Butler in December. 1873
The sun., 1899-11-29
IOD FE fRS OLD.
Caleb Baldwin, Active In Entertaining
Gueat. ., Hts Birthdny Celebration.


Quests - His Birthday Celebration.
Caleb Baldwin Of Newark took an active par,
in the celebration Of his one hundred,h birth.
day al the home Of his daughter. Mira Caleb
Neaglcs al Is Orchard street estordny. A num-
bcr Of the visitors were surprised by open.
Ing the front door 10 admit them when they rang
When one visitor asked how he felt he said with
smile "Oh. pretty well for a young fellow"
large proportion OF his visitors were aged men,
many being over eighty and two or three over
ninety. II was feared that the excitement and
exeItion might ave a bad effect uron him. but
he was apparently as chipper al night.fall as he
was In the morning and this. in spite OF the fact
that he did not have his customary punch at
noon He said he had been too busy TO think
Of IT,
Visitors did not stay more than Ave minutes
and almost invariably the old man arose from
his chair to receive them and shake hands II
seemed difficult TO prevent him showing this
courtesy. During the afternoon delegation
Of members OF the Sons Of the Revolution called
upon him and after few brief remarks. pinned
upon him badge Of the order His father, Caleb
'hatwa The centenarian examined the badge and
expressed his pleasure In receiving y In the
dren grandchildren and st an chi ".r
an armchair and seemed TO enjoy the occasion
Caleb Baldwin is below medium height and
spare In early life he was shoemaker After
ward he went into a meat business Then he
he went to work for the publishers Of the Nerark
Dd0y AdrertiSer and after twenty years in thai
ONCE he took n clerkship in the Aqucduct Board
and remained there twelve years, retiring when
he was 80 years old. he was in the militia for
ten years when young man in Orange His
first vote was cnst for Nndrrw jackson. Since
the formation Of the Republican parry he has
always voted with It, His memory Of events
ha
recall Affairs of recent years When asked 10
what he attributed his long life, he answered:
bu, always in moderation and he a,o rcgu
lahy and spaIngly.
The sun., 1899-11-29
roRK YOU'D RAR OCT rmE COFFEE.
Three Votes to Two in the Health Board
to Overrule the Health Omcer.


to Overrule the Health Oncer.
President York OF tha Po ice Board stands
with Col Murphy md Dr. Costly IN the Health
Boari In their opposition to the landing OF the
cargo OF coffee brought here by the st-amshi p
j. Taylor. which arrived from santos with
bubonic plague aboard This makes three
votes against landing the coffee to two In favor
Of II. DR.. Jeukins's and Dr. Doty's President
York said yesterday; Il think can safely pre-
diet tha, there Will not be Il majority OF the
Health Board IN favor of permitting the coffee
TO he land"i. i am absolutely opposed to its
being landed and II the Heath DEPARTMENT
wants any assistance 10 prevent the landing II
shall have II. plenty ot il. The only thing to
do with that coffee II Ia destroy IL. II You
know any stronger English YOU can use II"
The coffee cargo Of the Taylor is e,ng rap
Idly discharged. Four full lonird nh'rrs
under survet ance Of one Of the ouaran inc
policeman were towed yesterday to an an hor-
age in shoal water Of clifton. : l. This was
done as precaution against stormy weather
Dr. Doty notified the Board OF Health OF his
action so that they could keep q watch from
the Staten Island shore II they wanted TO.
The sun., 1899-11-29
MLzEr TO PRONE scHooL MATTERS
President Little of tho Board of Education
and supt. Maxwell summoned.

President Little OF tho Board Of Education
and City perintendent ~ Schools Max well will
appear before the Mazet Com mittce to-day In
obrdience to SUNNI which they received
yesterday. The principal object of the com
mi'tee In CALM them Is to hrlng out the rea-
by the Board. Of which Mr.. Little is Pres'dent.
Mr. Maxwell was ordered Yesterday TO bring a
COPY nf his report with him. The Board at lis
placed on Ale and NOT printed because II con-
talned charges against the brooklyn mon RI
OF the ohrd which. II wRs declared Or Max
wei had not substantinted. Mr. Maxwell Will
probably have an opportunity to do 80 to-day
The sun., 1899-11-29
HORSES KILLED ON A TRANSPORT.
Tho ictoria Puts Back to Seattle After
Riding Out n Severe Storm.

SEArTLE. Wash. Nov 2S-Ths Govsrnme ent
transport Victoria. which sailed from Seattle
for Manila on Nov. 23 with a cargo OF horses,
mules and army supplies. returned to this port
to-day. having encountered severe storm OF
Cape Platt ~, Fifty-fve horses were battered
to death and thrown overheard while other
them incaLabls of standing the trip. Oil WAS
freely used to still the wnves. hut II had little
'HrSs, The-s snx WIN ,n" csp'nln concudeh to return.
when the vasssl sniled. and pr-cautIon was
taken for Their protection nv pAdiine the
proportion were badly crippled. Tho vessel
sustained no Injury.
The sun., 1899-11-29
Engineers Want state License Bureau.

Th" Central Association o. Steam Engineers
o th Greater New York has decided to peti-
ton the Legislator" 10 create n State License
Bureau with an engineer rs chief 4 comm Z :
to Of tn" union has been appointed 70 drnIt n
nil lor that purpose. In" ass citation has M
teen local un ons in New York. Brooklyn am
The sun., 1899-11-29
RACK PAY rnR STREET, cLEay.Rs
something Like S5a. 600 Coming to Drivers
From the CITY.

The drivers Of the Street Cleaning Depart
ment will G t their overrim" money. amount
ing to something like S53.UOO. rom the Judg-
m"nt fund The law provides thai they shall
nave 20 cents an hour for all overtime The
Board of Estimate IA led 30 provide money for
the {, o,er'im" and the drivers hni to follow the
usual course Nh su" ant ret Judgment In
or 10 rrahl" ihr riiY to take the money ont
~ the ludgmtni iMhl ~ nny u IN.
The sun., 1899-11-29
Killed In n Collision mt Sen.

BosTeN. Nov. 2s-The Gloucester fishing
schooner. Sylvester Whalcn, W tn two men Of tho
crew He'd, sank on sun lay morn ng ifty mil,s
to the east OF II ghland Light afirr being in col
lislnn with the 'our-masted schooner, Major
pnkhart. The two vessels came together in
the darkness an tn" sa 'lOrs were killed hy tho
to the Pnkhard.
The sun., 1899-11-29

Goes Up for Two Nonths for Attempted Ex-
tortion E'nm n Woman.

George Cole Of l2O Chryste street. pleaded
guilty in Siccial Sessions yesterday to the
ATTEMPTED larceny of S25 from Mrs. Annie
Sweeney OF 32B East Fifty-thlrl street. Cole
IA known as n 'steercr." lie formerly operated
In IN Essex Market court. but late y moved TO
Yorkylllr He Was about TO get SIS from Mrs
sweeney t. influence the Mag trait. who
was to ry her husband for some trivial offence,
wh.u sh" learned TINT h" was swindler and
hal him arr"s IT, IL ia the llrst case OF tho
kind that has reached Special Sessions.
a Ru hstnntial ppnalty as warning tn others.
aud sentenced Cole to sixty days In the city
lrlsDu.
The sun., 1899-11-29
Couldn't BULh, oU,cK-LUNcH COOK
Conductor Who Wouldn't Accept Her Trans
fer Soon Found Himarlf in a Cell.

William Kuhn. conductor on a Fifty-ninth
street cross.town car. refused 10 accept .
transfer ticket offered by Mrs Joseph D-nny
OF 1908 Second avenue last night. saying that
II was worthless because T. had been torn. The
woman refused 70 pay nickel and he tried to
put her on the car. She Ia a cook in a quick
ing. hut he got no syn pathy from the nas.
ssngers. One Of them soon rang the hell for
the car ~ s'op and ca I'D in a 10 .iceman. who
arrested Kuhn on a charge Of disorderly con-
duct and locked him up In fhN East Sixty
seventh street station. A dozen passengers
went to the station and prom'.ei the sergeant
that they would appear in court this N morning
to testify against the prisoner.
The sun., 1899-11-29
WOMAN WIrn MINING sTocx TO SELL

Lacked Up on Charge OF Th~ft-Came
Here TO start "syndicate," Police Say.
Bessie pre-. from Boston. who. the police
say. wanted TO start a syndicate" here. was
held by Magistrate Hogan yesterday for sx-
animation on the charge Of stealing clothing
Tnr h. $500 rom Mrs. Alice De Forest OF l44
West r. ~ ouTh street. with whom abe Ind
I'VE !. The woman carried Il number o' CIR.
tlncat"s of sto'k IN 60 Il mining com panies in
Dutch Gn ana and 'lnska and tne- written
hhielntntS 10 IN" effect that she was auth r.
iZc IN dispose " the atock at one dollar mar
share. She said sha ha INT sold any yet.
The sun., 1899-11-29

The death Of Mrs. Mary Jimmerson. 40 years
old. OF 1885 Pacific street. Brooklyn. at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles johnson at Rail-
-oad avenue and West Twenty-nrst street.
Concy Island. yesterday. is being. investigated
hy the police. The woman visited the john
sons yesterday morning. Whether her death
When the case was reported to the police Ii
vas stated that the woman was III and DR..
JOHN W. Pierce was sent to attend her Ue
found that she had been dead for at least siT
hours. Johnson and his wife were locked UP
pending an investigation,
The sun., 1899-11-29
INDICTED FOR RDER TINS TINT,

Dehth OF the Complainant Not to he a Dnr
to Prosecution.
The Grand Jury brought In ycstcrday an in.
dIctment OF murder in the first degree aga,nst
Philip McDermott for tho killing OF G.orr,
Waldvogel. On June 20 the mon ouarreI4d
over their landlady's daughter and WadynpeI
vac stabbed, IL" died on the following ,Iav
the District Attorneys office recnmmcndI
that the IN lictm"nf h. dIsmI s"d "beri,us" IN"
comp hinhnt wa" dead" Judge McMnh"n in
v-stEhted with thu result that tho casa W. Vn
sent back TO the Grand Jury. ' ""e
The sun., 1899-11-29

Name on Her cIothss and Police Looking
for Her-Body To lie Exhum-d.

The body OF a woman taken from the river at
the foot OF West Thirty-sevrnth street on Oct.
30 and buried In Potter's File a was iient fed
yesterday az that OF Kate So dors Of 45l Hud.
son street A MorRus I'm ployec d discovered the
name on stocking aite the woman hal been
hurled. Investigation Shove thnt the Jolica
had sent out an alarm Tor her on Oct 20 ON
TINT day she mi Ter brother visited Ellis
lslan Sha d sanreatei on the way homo. Ii
Her hr th"r dentinedn photograph OF ;ha dead
glr Yesterday. The body will be eThum cd and
The sun., 1899-11-29
POST oFtICE ron CHIyArowy.
fostmaster Enn Cott Would Have Natural
lied lhinese In Chnrre.

Postmaster Van Cott sail yesterday that he
thought It desirable to establish postal sub.
station N Chinatown FOR tho benefit Of Chinese
merchants and to put in charge u uaturallzcd
,n,namnn well vrrsed IN pos'al nfYnirs who
cOuli give tnc Chinese in ortnatIOn vii ,nh th"w
'puiu not G"t At hr general Post Olcn he.
nI - No one there col'd sp"aA their lpnguarc
i"stmhSt"r Van OFT said thar he would recon. =.
mpnl tho establishment of such station 10
tht ninigr authorities AZ Washington. He
81 ,ha' me corner NJ Mott and Poll streets
was IN" best sit" he had in mind,
The sun., 1899-11-29
italian Youth shot by III. Brother.

MIchaelo Finemore 10 years old. is lying at
the Senoy Hospital in brooklyn In a critical
condition from bullet wound In the back In
fcted by his brother. Ihrisriano Finemore, 81
yeas. during family row ut thsir homo, I5l
Twentieth street, on Monday, Christiano fred
thn shot while Michaco was aasaulting their
father, Nicolo FIncmore lie took to flight
after The shoo' ing. hut warsoon arrested whiIe
concealed under q bed ut his aunt's house at
SO York street
The sun., 1899-11-29
Trainload of Texas Cattle for Cub,

DALLAS. Tex. Nov 2S,-A train Of sixteen
carS OF T"xa~ cattle as~rd over tho Southern
Pacific To-day for New Orleans for shipmpnt to
Gu n. II was the largest h pment o. Texas
cntt over mad to 'uha. lhlty-two Ca rl1,tIs
OF cattle from Mexico ptsscd over the T.xaS
and Pacific for New Dreams to be shipped TO
Cuba. :"
The sun., 1899-11-29
BIBLE READING ~ Tue stHpOIs.
Nebraska ARnostics to TaHe the Question
Into the Courts,

LINCOLN. Nsb.. Nov, 2S-The Nebraska su-
preme Court il to be called upon to determine
whether the Bible II sectarian book within
the definition Of the State Constitution declar-
ing that the public schools shall be- non-sectar-
Ian. II is possible the sauabbe will bc carried
into the Federal Court.
The case comes up from Gage county. where
public school teacher insists on reading a
chapter from tn" Bible daily and lea linz the
s'hoo In prayer before beginning the lays
work The Catholics AMI aRno-tics NJ the
county object to the practice The State Su-
petinten cnt OF Public LIS ruction was asked
for AN opinion and decided in favor OF the Bible
reading
The sun., 1899-11-29
Jamaica Trees Not Rt tho Mercy OF nm
Electric Light Company.

In Brook yn has affirmed the judgment for
8 .5'aj35 obtained by Myknn and John n. Van
Sicen ngninat tho Jamaica Electric Light
Company for Injury to mani" aud cherry trees
on their property. The Court holds that the
franchise Of the compnry TO put up poi q and
string wires dii not include the privilege OF
chopin bs from tr-es,
The sun., 1899-11-29
saulr ste Marie Channel Blocked Again.

SAuLT STE MARIE. Mich. Nov. 2s-The chan
ne Is blocked again In Lutte Rapid, two miles
below here. by the steamer Siemons and her
consort. The barge Hollry. The steamer North
Star is AGROUND near there. The North Star
passed down AT o'clock as evening and the
Siemeps and H1lley this morning Not a
vessel has arrival unhound since $40 o'clock
last evening The blockade at the channel la
sum mer cost the marine interest on the lakes
r. lhlNuNN - = '
The sun., 1899-11-29

While Thomas Mcoueaney OF Eleventh street.
Long Island City was delivering goods from a
butcher wagon at Fifth avenue and Thirty
eighth street, yesterday. his horse ran away
II ran the whole block to Sixth avenue. and
mere plunged into passing car, smashing
Inc orhst was cut by the ragged edges OF tho
broken window and killed Nobody was hurt
The sun., 1899-11-29
800 Families Helped for Thanksgiving.

The Monte Non-sectarian Relief Society dis
tributed food to 800 persons. ench represent
Ing one family In Terrace Garden yester nv.
Each person received a small bag ~ rotatoes,
a pound ot coffee. half pound NJ tea. n can of
conhcnseh milk AMI portion Of barley, rice
and tarlna an ten cents for car'ars The
society will give out clothing and shoes at the
Harlem Mission House
The sun., 1899-11-29
sudden Death of John rullem.

John Flu lem. 10 years old. OF lHD sherman
av"nu Jersey City, was sized with an epllrp-
tic 1T Monlay evening, while Oh his way
grocery nenr his honi" and attended by Dr
s. ydnr bur he died u C-- than half an hour
Nr Fuem retired from business several
years ago.
The sun., 1899-11-29
ncquc.ts for ,Ictholi.t institutions.

by tho will Of the late Mary $. BrooSs. who
recently died IN BROOKLYN. one-thlrd Of hsr
Episcopal CHURCH Home md one,third 10 tbe
M.ns ~ .rns forHkn Missionary Society OF the
Asthoaist Epis6opal Church. 'AS
The sun., 1899-11-29
~SLIPPERY DICK" IN TIE TOLLS

After Holding Up Man in n Busy Street
Pal Got Away with tho Mans Watch.
"Slinrery Dick Of SKY HILL" who was christi
ened John Harrington and who has served sew
eral times in prison under that and other names
was capture yesterday on an elevated platform
trying TO escape from man whom h- hal held
up and fohhsd in broa daylight. The victim
wns Henry Hyman ~ PIN West Sixty-fourth
street, n painter. HarrinRtn n and n pal had
Iumpel on him from Columbus avenue cattle
car. Harrington's pal got away with the mans
was held for exam nation.
The sun., 1899-11-29
Gold Pen Makers Form N Union.

Gold Pen Makers Union has been organ
lied In this city, AMI has arpied to the Amerl-
can Fedcratlou Of IahNr for charter There
are more gold pen mnGers In New York thnn in
all the rest OF the world put together.
The sun., 1899-11-29
Five Hundred American Horses For South
Africa.

Five hundred horses which are said TO he In
tended for the use of the British army in South
Africa a'rivrd In jersey City on the Erie Rail-
road yesterday and were sent to tho stock
yards at the DOT II Sixth street o. avail shin
mcnt tn cape Town, The horses ar, in charge
o. /. Hugo Sk"nd Of Cape Town who pur-
chased them in the west
The sun., 1899-11-29
Elurnenthal Not In Coptemp,.

surrogate Nnrnnm vacated yesterday the
NF' o' attachment he issued on Monday for
rte" B gmenthal lOr cont, mt rbs Snrrn.
y. e sn!d h" had issued II white under mi,ap.
The sun., 1899-11-29
The Texas sail. for nrunswick. On.

HokroLK' Va. Nov, 2S-The battleship
Texas. Cant slgshee commanding. le,i from
nonptop isoads this morning for Brunswick
aS %ornin1 nSinn1ysssd Cape Henry at. ~ clock this