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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
GREAT FOLK FROM OVERSEE
,yr OCEANIC IN WITH sEpEhAL
JhL ,,sTIyGUIsHED PIsSENGERs.

,,.,,c,fots Genes to Close His Work
h british Ambassador = Andrcw Carr
~. Home, Not n Briton-Duke OF Mnn-
..,.r Here for n Job ON tho stage.
,..,o =, the distinguished folk who landed
"ra,v from the great White Star liner
I.,ic from Liverpool and Queenstown. had
o..,hIpe to say to the interviswers. Andrew
so,,ia declared that IL wasn't true
Va, h, had become subject OF Queen
w., n,.,o,I, He said: Il never Intended to give
nI..rica. Where ones treasure Is there 10
". ho,rt also" Mr.. Carnegie said he was
'.,,,t the English in their war In the Trans
W. w., and that he was also opposed to our war
I, tho Philippines. .
tn. Duke OF Manchester scanned list OF
.'..... that. II was said. he had heen inter-
..,.d n and remarked that he knew none OF
- norsonally. but had seen some OF then on
". .,,ss He said also that he had never been
,.ssd TO marry Miss Murisl Wilson. but that
,.h.d had love affair with cousin OF Miss
mn.o, Bruce Edwards. who is Julia Mar
80. manager, met tho Duke at quarantine
.'ao,ms up TO the White Star pier with him
~. rdr,rds. who represented Charles Froh-
M a. or,rsd the Duke thinking" part In the
make Way for the Ladies'" which will
SS.,,odused at the Madison square Theatre on
wn,d,y. with the Earl OF Yarmouth in the
,.'Sin, mart The Duke said he wanted a few
S,y, to consider the proposition, His friends
o LIE viii undoubtedly accept the offer. All
~, ~ X. viii have 10 say IL Yes" The Duke
N.s appeared on the stage Ia London In Hi.
F,ceIlency the Governor no played the part
!s,sd here BY Robert Edeson..
srf lord Psunceio,e. the British Ambassador at
Washington. said he felt as Il he were return
.a,,s The English aud the Americans
x aid. are nearer an alliance than ever
Ss,ore Mr. Choate Ia very popular 10 England
nh.yar Lord Pauncsfots will stay in America
mil the settlement Of the Alaskan, boundary
~. Ma ssat in the House Of Lords Pending
,wss,pportment OF q new Ambassador. Dir. q.
IIogthsr will have charge OF the affairs OF
ina Embassy,
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY,

The Avenue OF Travel South and Southwest,
CUBA. MENItO Il CALIFORNIA.
Trains from New York depart from Pennsylvania
X X. station Daily. 23d st.. Cortlandt and Des-
brotses st.
sg-The leaving time from Desbrosses and
CortIRndt Streets 10 five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street.
station.
I2iiO 4. M.-FAsT MAIL-Pullman Buffet Sleep
ing Cars. New York TO Atlanta, New Orleans
Savannah and Jacksonville. Fla. Dining Car,
Washington and spartAnburIh.
zoos 4. Mn. !. FLA. EXPRESS-Pullm
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars. New York 70 Column
his. savannah J.ss,sonLille; TAMPA and AIguss.
LIMITED. VIA LYSCHBC RG-Pullmsn Drawing
Room Sleeping Cars. New York 10 Roanoke Knox.
VILE Chattanooga. New Orleans and Memphis
Dining Car. Raa,ord and Attall. ,,-,,,,,,,.u,,,,
l;.5 =. M.-WASHlSGTOS SOUTHWESTERN
LlMtTFp-Pullmsn Drawing Room Sleeping Care
New York 10 Atlanta, New orleans, Birmingham,
Memphis. hshevIlie. Knoxville. Chattanooga and
Nashville. Dining Car serves meals, Sow York and
New Orleans. Tourist Sic ping Car, Washing
ton TO San Francisco. Mondays Wednesday, and
NEW YORK OFFICE. a7i BROADWAY
PRANK n. CANNON. JIM CULP.
sd NieePres. \ Genl Mgr. franc Mgs.
w A. TURK, q. p. A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
ANOTHER RISr IN ROPE
Closing Of the Philippine Ports Has Caused
Hemp Famine.

hemp Fhmine.
Another advance OF one half OF a cent pound
isreported In the price OF Manila rope, which
isnow selling. free on board vessels at New
York. at To-, cents q pound. com pared with Z
cents year ago and 81, cents two years ago
SIsal rope has also been Advancing. being
quoted Yesterday at 10ti cents a pound. com
pared with cents year ago and 7-lG cents
in 1897. Regarding the advance. William A.
Tucker, Of the Tucker 4 Carter Rope Com pany
said yesterday:
Tn. rope market the world over has been
affected by the closing OF the Philippine ports
BY the United States Government 10 order TO
prevent assistance reaching the Insurgents
Al! exports Of Manila hemp have closed Before
the ports were closed. in fact, the hemp mark ct
had been affected by tho rebellion. the fields
having been burned and tho tillsrs OF the soil
having generally gona OF 10 Join the insurgent
army. The result OF the stoppage OF hemp -X-
ports from the Philippines has been a famine
10 hemp The bcst hemp 10 practically unoh-
hhable and that which Is in the market Is
poor In quality.
When the Philippine ports are thrown open
again there Is likely to be sudden drop In
hemp prices, for 30 900 bales of Manila hemp
hnys been sold at IN cents a pound. to be
opened" "'N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10

Fit. Albert. to Henrietta Durando. 15sth Of.
Nv. cor, McCombs Dam rad 2o5Slio.
yrs, .."..,,... ........... ....... ...........
D'orofrio. Rocco. to vincsnzo Camera and
ano. 10th st. aos anu 3l0 e. 3ss yrs .....
Kelley. Patrick and ano, to John Kssrnan.
2dav. l16i. s,t months. .................
HAYS. Jacob, ct al. to HarristtA Durando.
Fort Warrington Ridge road. Hays prop.
Barkley. simon J. to LYMAN Schwartz, Ay.
G.. ~, cor Id ct. 8.i2 yrs ..,............
Drohan. John, trustee. to Lewis A Conner
ct al. Apth At. ~ W, aba yrs -.......7.7
Nsyini. Rossnna. to VIM. brand, Forest Az.
sI2. cor iolst At, yrs.. -.
0ottheinier. Charlotte, to fidelio Club. seth
ct, ITO and ia f. o yrs ......,.....,.....
Sacnman, Hannah. to BENJAMIN Bloom.
stAy, Isl, Z S-i3yrs. .....................
Tully. Edw. TO P J Landon. se Carmins Of.
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Canadian LII. Insurance Rate. Raised.

MONTREAL. Quebec. Nov, 0. - Twelve out OF
the sixteen Canadian.lie Insurance com panies
have adopted n uniform increase OF rates OF
premium to go into effect at the opening OF tho
year 1900. and tho rsmaing four companies
will also increase their rates, This 10 made
necessary ny an amendment to the Insurance
act recurring the companies to maintain q
higher standard OF reserves. Tho rates will be
Increased 3 to u per cent,
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NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Nov. 0.-The steamship
Comus. the sixth vessel to be launched at tho
Newport News shipyard this year. was put
overheard this afternoon at / 80 O'Clock. Tho
Com us Ia building for the Cromwell Line and
will ply between New York and New Orleans
In addition To large freight capacity she has
hrst-class passenger accom- m odatons for Nifty
persons and third-olass accommodations for
100. Miss Josephine Rohror. daughter OF
Lieutenant Commander Rohrcr. United States
Navy, OF Burlington, VI. was sponsor for tho
xAEanl
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Rev. DIR. uoughton,s Body R.interred.

The remains OF DIR. George Henry HouEhton.
late rector OF the Church OF the Tran snRurn-
ton, which were taken a few days ago from
Trinity Ccmstery to Ksnsico Cemetery. near
Tarrytown. were reinforced there Yesterday in
men from this city. A special service WAS con-
Quoted at the grave by the Rev. George Clark
Houghton, tho, present rector, assisted by the
chsir OF the church. The monument which
has bs.n erected at tho grave is In tho form OF
n orucinI.
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To Rebuild Hacksttstown Institute.

PLAINFIELD. n. j.. Nov. 9-At a meeting OF
the trustees OF the Hackettstown Institute q
few days ago, II was decided not to reopen the
school until new building IL erected IN place
be rebuilt In Hackettstown at a cost OF not less
than S300.0OO There will probably be a chapel,
house for tho furnace and boiler and separate
electric light plant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
Unidentified Man Killed.

An unidentified man was run down by New
Jersey Central Railroad train at tho Jersey
avenue crossing in Jersey City yesterday
morning and cut to pieces The remains were
taken TO the morEue. The man is about forty
years Old. feet Z inches tai! and dressed in a
neat dark business suit. There was nothing In
his pockets 10y which to identify him He had
Gscn down to the railroad ofice seeking en-
20 som ewhsre and get q drink. He had $40 i'm
bills and some change
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Mechanics Liens.

Bronsd and VIM psviiu y .' '. $4,000
iiion ind sno iss7.oo
1sEth st. n Q. l2S Cypress Av. lOOrIoO;
jr''.,'''',''.'e.,' ''''''.e'. oao.ls
ton Hotel Co and sno 4It.oo
as"ras Gros:m.n vs. o \ picssrscn 4 Co. s1s.5o
sssesnr.T sad ano W .'.','I.'...', 1878
Antonio Andre IS Vim DALEY $500, 10000
I'd av <i5. Berger Mfg Co vs Mary 7 Lynch
H.wiin. Co '. Joseph as ii o0i 80 5000
siegfried wiil.rshsu,sn and sno.....1..'. 1850
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As.irnmests of Mortgages.

Abernethy, Sarah NJ, trustee, to Oliver
burke and ano, trusteeeS. COMMENCING. nom
Durguraf. John u, and ano, ears sc. to
David J King OF al, exrs &c % assign
nsnts, ,,.....,..,,,,,,,.,.,. sG4oIo.oo
body, Jr ..,,..,,.,,..,..',,,. 1900
Gardner. Arthur ". and ano. eIrs. 40, to
Charlotte II Rowe ..,.,,.....,,,;. .,,.,.,,,. nom
Kuttron. Adolf to Ernest Hal ,.....,... nom
Levy, Abraham. to samuel dreenbAum,
assigns two morts) ,.:...:.:,";....,....., nom
NJ, drores, Lee ", 70 Julia Rich and hno. 1908
Rowe Charlotte II. To- National Bank Of
Paving OF P.wlnr. N y, .,.'.',,., 1000 90
Strauss. Moses, to Abraham Levy .,... 1000. 90
CStlin ana ano. trustees -. -, is. ooo 90
Title Guarantee aud Trust Co 20 the General
theological Seminary Of tho e Church
weinstein, Rachel. to tho state Bank, nom
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Lot O. map prop heirs o, Eiiz Pei westeh,stsr Cor.
nslius ken- aud ano. ears. &C, W Florence Peil;
atty. T. kone.
lOsth 81. " " cor Central Park West: IOoI 100 .;
Henry Plerson. ct al. " Richard Gr.enalch. OF
al. fprrclo.uru lien; atty. Y Swami,
Greenwich Ay. n Catharne A = Casanova W yer
l. Sire OF al. atty. A . Prentice.
Cauld we'll Az, ~ o. S25 lSath 81; SCIii6.s; PArAh
HAssard va Louis A schneider. 81 al. atty. II @
knpppel
Iisth e. n ., 40 " 9Th ay: looIioo.ii; Chas N
Eosenthal vs. Sebastian sander. ct al; attys. Erd'
man and VI.
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EDITOR ROOTS FIFrIEIH sIRrHDtY.
oAhs OF the DRY Goods Economist" Give
Him Loving Cup and n Salyer

""' VI IN" Hry Eo0ds EcOnomist" Give
Him Loving Cup and n sa'ver.
CHARLES T. Root. President OF the Textile
Publishing Company and edltor.ln.chief ~
me Dry Goods Economist. celebrated his ,,tlcth
birthday Yesterday and tho editorial. financial
and mechanical stats OF that paper helped him
70 dot. Arriving Mt his of,loc Mr. Roo, ,ou,d
tnoeralIy dscksd with flowers Immediately
ers.o nsTd y II Ditchrtt. the managing editor
s,,5 70 MIN. on behalf 81 the editorial
IL ne BOWL OF which were tho names In fac
ANNIE ,,,e o. every member Of the staff with an
hbHpptlats inscription, and Mr.. Hopkins. on
rpbsd handsome silver salyer. He suitably
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nth ct. n ., 1908 g 9th av. ,9.7Iloss. y part;
knAppmAnn. Whiting Go vs. Pedro RAs nee ct 81.
sncrs &c to set aside deed kcl atty, Chcsyoy II,
17sth Of. . cor BRYANT ct, y, Building Dept We
Frederick Archer eI al violation: atty. X OTTER
bourg.
Thompson 1T -cs. 100 II c Broome ct. o.sIplIo =.
IYl; Edward PosIschke VS. willard q Baldwin to
recover poses.ion. kcl: attys. Frommo Bros.
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West Side.

S0D ST., 10 overwhelmingly furnished rooms
~ en- suite and single; hath; breakfast OPTIONAL
valet attendance; reference
2SrH ST. II Handsome. newly furnished
oo rooms. large and small private baths; supe.
nor attendance; gentlemen only.
llsTH. ST. 3I3 wEsT-LArge front aIcove room;
~ also smaller room: breakfast optional
SErH ST. Il wRST-Larxc and small rooms:
~ modern. bath breakfasts II desired every.
thing nrst.clas., references.
.ESrH ST. AZ WEST handsomely furnished
We rooms: single or connecting: steam heat. hot
water bath. MCKESNA.
FIST ST Ge wEsT-Tvo large rooms in private
= family: use Of bath, gentlemen; references
required,
OPP ST. 81 wEST-Rnoms sinely and en- suite:
- private bath reason Aols terms: special rate
TO psrmAnrnts.
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nv OLD COUPLE OVERCOME BYG1x
"fe Found on Her Knees and Dead, Her
Husband Cnconscious-He May Recover.

Husband Unconscious-Hc May Recover.
Mira Louisa Ernst. IS years old. and her hus-
oahd' Philip J. Ernst. a tailor. "a years old.
were found overcome BY gas in their rooms at
al Sixth street. Yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Er,st was dead whom the ambulance surgeon
arrived and her husband was uncon scious. He
cover '''"' ""u "'"' ie-
Inc gas ESCAPED from the kitchen stove,
Nom Whch o. rubber tube was disconnec tsd
VT Ernsts body was found kneoling by tho
stne resting on the ccunterpsne, as 1. death
hhae overtaten her while she was pravine. Her
nSHsihand was unconscious In one o. the Kitchen
., ne police Investigated the case. but agreed
accident " WV ''"u'' Vi al
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Rutland & whiting have sold for Emile See
beck and others 10 Timothy @. Sellew the north.
east corner Of Washington and Charlton streets,
63x7l
NJ A C. Levy has sold TO A. Conklin the Ave.
story brownstone front fiat 25SNlOO No. 1O3
East Eighty eighth street, for about S13OOO
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lEHlCH VALLEY.

Stations foot OF IVES, 2srd Cortland and Desbrosses
Streets lpenna II Il Ferries
only Gn.r !rsin, daily. sunday iesve's4s. esuh.
t'8.55.. 700 A. n. Local for EAsToN
sJ.55 eS.US A. VI. for ~ fthLO, NIAGARA
FALLS and Vest, and principal LOCAL points. Parlos
and pniss Too o %SsS ~ Tos namonp
EXPRESS" f.ndsom..t irsin o. The world: Lin.
Meeting with throash sleeper. to DeUoi and Chicago.
1a.5, e, STJssKfE osi t1,siSs,
t'3.35' A.Os + NJ ana ini-rmeds,s lolts 80
s.t.5S Sis L. ". LUCs. for MAI Gil CHUNK.
$50 $40 4. VI Local .nt MAUCN CHUNK.
t.6.i0, G,lO =. NJ Local Express for EAsloN.
.5.Sa IE.oS 4. N. For BudA.o ara points " est
Through sle ping car, TO Chicago and Totonio.
.7.55. 500 +. N Express for PuFf 10 and
ToeoE None est sesP,ng Ga, Ea"sngeTr ssI 1W
BufEMo and Nest: Sleeping Car, TO Chicago
daily eLcent sundsy 'io4o, 1850 A. NJ '2, $50, 40
4-D - 70 and $50 r N. - -.
Tickets aud Pullman accom- modstons at u.s. 81, 20,
~ so .nd lS4 RroadS.y, Is Union square West 2ss
Columbus Ave, " " SOL Fulton St, Court et-s "
B,sadw,y and BROOKLYN Amer station. proek,yn
0om hots. OF residence through TO Destination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
Opening of the People,. Ipstitu,..

,o.n "e reop'e's Institute opens It's third year
cooas hI at o'clock in the large hall OF
JoS pe' Mon, Prof Guy Carleton Leo OF tho
tIpai al HdupkIns University will give tho prIp.
Other ndTrsLS. MS subject being Patriotism"
CROSBY and The.s VIII be delivered by John s.
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ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave New York. foot Of Chambsry
S.. AZ follows and I'VE minutes earlier from West
O.ln 4. M.-vestibule EXPRESS daily for Bing-
vsOo hnmton, waverv. Elmira. Buffalo. Brad
ford arrives Buffalo \ =. NJ. Pa!lor Car Buffalo,
c.Ml T.. VI .-Nestbule Limltcd-Fist mail lailv:
100 A. NJ, Chicago 8 p NJ siecners to Chicago.
Cleveland aud Cincinnati. Dining Car
7.C1 y. VI. Buffalo and Cleveland Nestibuled
Gov Express d.ily. arrives Buffalo .:oo A. NJ.
Bradford !::d 4. II jamestown A NJ. founss.
town 10 ~ A. NJ. Cleveland - 80 =. NJ Sleepersts
Buffalo and Cleveland. Csfe Library Car.
OIL y. M.-Da.ly, solid train for Binehamton.
cslc waNorly, Elmira. Chicago. sleepers TO Buf.
f.lo. Chicago aud Cincinnati Dining Car:
TICKETS, LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
i ACCOMMODATIONS at III, ll3, 2bl. <Ol and
ph7 Broadway, az Bowery. i5d Fast lahth -. aud
273 West l2hth So, Chambers and west 2'd at, Ter
ri-s New York; 23s and $40 Fulton st. es Broad
way. Brooklyn: 1872 River st. H,boken. and Jersey
City STATEN. New York Transfer Go. calls for and
checks baggage from hotel and residence to des.
tnAtion,
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Judgment for Berry walrs WIFE. Gown.

H., n neoIt Natho obtained Judgment for
Y,,a< against f. Berry Wall before Justice
ns,ssetta.d OF the Supreme Court and iurv
cover iaWs on default. The action was TO 70,
Ccouut 'ssf ugo' Only $40 had been paid on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-10
Rsnl Estate Transfers.

Hamilton At. II, .5,l1os125IIea; Hannah
sane prop; Annie II. def.,y to H.nnah
i%H s. jsia.i5n !" 81 s. a w.Ss .aa Va.
Broome st. sw cor Ley,s q, a5Aoo' Thso.
sd Az. ecor 4lih st 2o,5Iso; Goorxiass II
Burtis and ano to Henry wsss -, exchange
I'd av. Ih7a, israls Albert freund and
PARK ay 80. n " cor s0th at. sodxlos also
lol T. 35th q. 2sh%,' Ac.Ss Canheidt1
Io7th st. "a2 i. 3I,INa 100. II; Dora Rosen.
King a.. n cor bovine i, i6gI,10to water
rem, iioo t2.t Ia ;ii,, ~ Island Annie .oo
Diyson Il. il, -. 'i2,6sit Glocs Mar, '''
Power, ,gdiy ands1trH TO Harris MAndoI
rar n" @"" or ali HxiCrds. road .. 77iic '0'
valentine = 81 ;;r ~ ''i"o a'!'er 'Ir
I'D A a. cor FaiS AZ. 3moa2 EziL 1000
DEP Garrison 70 wm Parrish, .,.,--,,.., $4,000
Valentine sv. ti.ilIioo, Arthur lirlggs
ws.r G st. iaS S' to isS and Gand Depey 1000
s;sr st. sn Ht +" apa 80 ~ Pine S'' EnS'neR o
p!pUp.cr 70 aT ALSO S% at.r st. extends 10000
from from Pine no ct TO psy'y ,M 81 TITtI
Isa Lar HE.cEn. ei :, al II TO NnFi psrsas"
TO- wSS, nT1G az Az car & fas
pl. now line, 2d.7kinonacXioo: Webster
av, n O cor proposed st rAul's pl, 24.rxpO
I1I0o; Ill Levey to Geo II Anderson and
la IA st. 92G VI. 25Iioo.iii;. WIN q Davies.
ref, to Thomas Brady and Ano..,.....,,,,.. 1000
s5th At, SIS. 8bl g Amsterdam Av, lsNIO2.2;
Hbth NJ. SIS. +3H Columbus av. lSx
1922. James Floyd ~ Eugene A Phil.
nm !
DryantIt, u cor Freeman st, 53I lOOxb0X
800; VIM Glmm to Herman Aund.
Utlu i
Whdsworth Ay, cor lBith At, 2oKIO;
Emma Fish to Frank ToInpkinB... .,,.,.,.
l4yth 81, n b, 400 " CORTLAND ay, 5OxlOO;
Christina Nav 10 Amelia spierling. ....,.,
I'd nv. " cor 3oth st, 6D.EXbO James
Coyan To r |. Slade, observation-disclosures.
WAdswOrth av, W =. 20 n lEath st, PORTO;
Emma Fish tn Arthur l. smith .,...,....
Lots I2t and 1876, map 80; lots, Macmillan
le.oro ..,., ,.,,,',,.,,,.',,'.'.. 5000
14Sth At, n =. 80 Brook av, new line. 25X
100; FW Meeske to Martin Kleth and sno $500
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WENr To SEE M,GURK,s DyyE
brooklyn Man Says He Was Drurrcd and
Robbed There-Magistrate Fin.. .,,,,

SeoFge Foley, i0years old who said he lived at
10. DeKa'b avenue. Brooklyn, was arrested nv
fonceman Slot at Chambers and Centre streers
W Wednesday night on a charge Of into.ics.
Son' In the Centre street poIice court y.stor.
in M sald he had been druggad and robbed
Itr,. S,uq H. dive on the Bowery. near Pirst
a.. H. ne haa come over from brooklyn 10
unconscT'aun man he met there he became
MAYO ar.d 9h nun; slS,, was gone. Magistrate
could ny l,a I'm ~ Tor drunkenness, and as he
'NH'u not pay sent him to a cell " N
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Alaska Indian Demands 500 Damage
from Citizens of seattle.

SEATTLE. Wash, Nov. o. Suit was COM
msnced here to-day by an Alaska Indian
against twelve prominent citizens Of Seattle.
including the business mapagsr OF the POST
Intsillyrncer. for stealing a mag ihcent totem
pole from their sacred grounds. lie demands
damages OF 5000.
The pole. after being appropriated by tho
Seattle men, was donated TO tho city and
srsctad with great ceremony on Pioneer
SlmAre. where II exclloa RenarAl curloslty.
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Railroads.
pennsylvania
1AIT,7oA1


LAs1toADs
CITATIONS foot of wEsT TwESTY.THtRp STREET AVE
DESpRossEs MD CoRrLANDr STREETS.
cnr,,.nS, ''" LAYING ',m" from D.sor"..s' ana
that given below for Twenty.third street
st,tio, .x,,o. x,h..o ,,h..,.t.. 1919
-, =, 80, "o''".
'ino A. VI. fAsI MAil.-ihmlied to two Buffet
p,,,.H 1ats ceN lork 70 Pttrburg Sleeping Cn
sf .outg 70 UnrcigH; No coaches to pittsbnrg:
$500 A. NJ fhSI LINZ ittshurg aud Cleveland.
pioo a. N. PENNShLNhNlh LlMITED.-Pullnhn
,onIartinent Sleeping, Dlning, smoking and OBJ
heTNauOn cars, For Chicago. Cleveland, Toledo,
Cincinnati Indianapolis, Louisville, St Louis.
For Louisville via Cincinnati). Indianapolis Chi
ceg1,; 81 Lom!s,,rr,,, ,xnu,, a.,
For Toledo except saturday. -.
iibb r. NJ sOCTHWESTFHN ENPRESS.-FoR
Pittsburg Cleveland. Nashville via CINCINNATI.
Louisville. Indian pols, st. Louis.
I!hb Z Nj. PACIFIC EXPRESS.-For Plttsbure sNA
,hichEn. For Knoxville daily, via Shenandoah
VALLEY Route. Connects for Cleveland except Sat-
nrday;,
$50 = NJ. tDesbrosses and Cortlandt streets s<S
2; M MAIL AND EXPREsj.-pull man Bufet
sleeping Car New York to Altoona, East Liberty.
pittsbure and points West. da lily. except Sunday.
No coaches.
wAsHISCTON aNp THE soIrTu
100 1925 Ui25 IOio (Desbrosses attract 10 10 cork
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

SCHEDlf.E IL FFFECT MAY II. lb09
rOR THE WEST.
Leave New York, South Ferry whitehall TerminAlp
and foot NJ Liberty street. Time shown is from
South Ferry. IsAvc ILiberty street minutes later.
sDnly. Except Sunday, Sundays.
CHICAGO, $40 4, Liberty street oniyi
PITTSBi'Rd, .4,ao 4 NJ Liberty street only.
cISciSNArI. ST. Louis. 1855 A NJ. 1855 P, N.
'l2;lo night,
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 1855, .ai55 Dner,
-ii.5 A NJ. Diner. tl2:66 z. NJ. Diner, Ei;25
DINER. .a;5h Royal Limited" exclusive Pullman
Train. Diner, "465 Diner. "5:55 Il. NJ. Diner and
sIa;Io night. NORFOLK, fl25L P. NJ
AL trains are illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Dfticrs ll3. lI2. 2Hl, 4aI, 1884 broadway IS
Union N. W l27 Bnvery. y y, ss9 and lss Full.
ton IT , Brooklyn Whitehall Terminal and Liberty
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