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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
TRUST co. WILL RESUME.
EDWIy GOULD AND GEN. THOMAS TO
SUPPLY THE MONEY!


They've Been Elected President and First
vice-President, Respectively, Of the sus-
...,,.,.., p.a... Ex.s..-. r..., r.
psn"o" '"uuoo n"So rus "
-Ino oid Executive omcers step o"''
Atn meeting NJ the trustees Of IN. suspcndcd
- rIn W -, Cs '. VI. '.S,s.N. =.
froducc EAchangc lrus' company yesterday ~
was decided 10 rcorg anizc the company and re-
ammo h,s;n.a. The meeting ,es,,,ted in an nm.
,', -, = 80. - s -.
dcrstanding oing aiiNcu AZ oc'"ochocn oamuci
Thomas. who submitted proposition several
dnvs AGO looking 10 the rehabilitation of tho com.
- ~, 80 - Il, - -. :, -. a.,
pany ana bdwih uouid' as d result oil "hion .hey
will unite in financing the undertaking. Mr..
Gould h,c,,,s President and Cen Tbomaa First
VI ,,,,,-. -, ., :. -. -. ~, =, --......
Nloo-frosident oil inc company ailtho oio executive
officers rcsigning. These officers besides Mr..
Gould who was one of the Vioc- presidonts wore
-, =, -, S'-N,,. ,r,. . ,,I.-
iuthet a beai iIesiuont' thomas n Mcihvro
and s ID. Scuddcr. Vico-Prcsidcnts and s L.
cb.,,h.,,,ip Soc,et.,v and Tr.asu,s,
.r.,I ' - $3.50 ,,,u
inis action was somo'hihs OF SUI prise III a.,
Street as IL had been supposed that tho Gould and
rbom.s in,.,,.,. wave ,n,,gonis,i, Tho meet.
-, -, - -, -, A. a..
ing az "hich was taken was long one. nv rs
close the following official statement signed by
the company 6 counsel. Almon Goodwin and Vii.
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pI,DSy
Mrs. Tod's G.ft to sound Beach.

STAMFORD. Conn. Dec. 27.-The hamlet OF
Sound Beach is TO have a new school house.
manly through the efforts Of Mrs J. Kennedy
Tod Tho summer home o! the Tod family is
in Sound Beach. and not far from 1t are the
handsome residences Of A. 4. Marks, Frederick
and other we.l-known New Workers The pop.
ulatlon IN the winter season IL made M OF
FISHERMAN and their antilles, The local school
has been for years under the care OF A. A,
Marks. tho committeeman. AMI he has devoted
a goo dea' Of time to the institution. making
oi IL on" OF the best under the Anticipated dis
trct school system still IN vogue IN some towns
OF the state.
Mrs. Tod saw that the bull ling had become
funds 10 build an addition. hut when the prop
osition was made TO "A meeting OF the district
IL was unanimously decided to en!eavor to
raise n sumo ent sum to build a new school,
house with Mrs. Toi's contribution as
nucleus. II is the present man to build the
abandonment Gothic stone schoolhousa in Con-
necticut.
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BOSTON AND ALBANY LEASE.
Stockholders by n Large Majority Vote to
Tranafer the Road to the Central.

BosroN Deo 81 TIL. s,ocLbo,d.,. =, A..
pos,on 80 AIhO p.v., ~ 'S,N1e u m.
70 lease that road 10 the New York Central and
Hudson piv., D.n.n.d a., n,n.,u - -
80. Hsel HonIoon LOT ninety mno. years
from July l. 1900 and to contract 10 sell 70 the New
York Central certain real and personal propcrty
cxccntcd to-, Az. -. q. ,ho.,,,, :, q, ,r, 80
~, 'ioii VIC ioaSc' ioi uio sun Vi eo'ooVooV'
payable In the 81, per cent lOO-ycG debcnturo
bonds Of the purchasing road The rcsult ri
tho ooun, w.. IA eso .ha,os a, t.vo, =, az. -.
=, "oS Aoo'oo- ohiS ~ 'a''' VI INC ieaSo
ana contract and 1877 opposed. About three
hundred stockholders were present hut there
v.a con.;do,.h,, ,.o,,,o. ~, 5000
-, ~ o'' ''uns Wy p''Ns
ino mecung was hcld IN the Stockholders room
at the South Union Station. but previous To IL
the r,ee,inc, =, ,ho di,,c,o,. ,,.s ..,i.a A., -.
= e y, N' "ii'Noi' "oS .o''o 70 oiueI,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
PoLIrICAL ECONOMISTS MEET
Annual Session OF tho American Assooia-
tiop-President Hadley's Address.

ITHACA. Dec. ~ The twelfth annual meet
Ing OF the American Economic Association
opened here this morning The members
present include many who have como TO DO
looked upon as foremost among political econ
omists in this country and the discussions
promise TO he productive OF great good to all
who are Interested in this i'm portant branch Of
modern Thought AMI education. The morning
session was opened with an address OF welcome
by President J. q. schurman OF Cornell Uni
versity. and the remainder OF the fore Don
sion was devoted to the Presidents address on
"Economic Theory and Political Morality" by
President A. I. Hadley OF Yale University.
The address was intended u Impress upon the
eminent and TO point out their sphere OF great
est usefulness In N" community; Referring
To the problem o. eNpans on, President Hadiey
said that IL was Far too early To predict the
ultimate result Of our policy OF expansioh but
this ia certain: that u Will necessarily be- ac-
com ranied by a r-cognition OF the fact that
public ONCE Is a uhic trust more fully than II
has been recognized IN the past"
The discussion which followed the Presi
dents address was q most Interesting feature
took issue with President Hsdley. and his ar
Z. ~ Keaslsy OF Bryn Mawr and f. r. A. seig.
man Of Colulnb ia also participated In this dis
cussion.
Al the afternoon session the following i'd
dresses were given Seniors Theory OF Mon
opolies." by Prof Richard T Ely. University
oi Wisconsin: Tho Place OF the Spectator in
Distribution 10y Pro-. H. c: Emery. Bowdoln
College" Taxation rs a Partial Substitute
improvements" by Prot L ID. Durand. stan
ford University.
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KILLED AT BRooxLYy FIRE.
Harry Opponheimer Panic Stricken Jumps
to His Death.


While a FIRE was In progress In the four
story fiat house at $40 Franklin avenue. Brook
Ign. early yesterday morning. Harry Oppenhei-
mer, 10 years old. became panic stricken aud,
jumping from the front window In his apart
ments on the tophoor to the street. was instantly
Killed Policemen Lambert and Donnelly OF
the Grand avenue station discovered the Are.
soon after 1t started in the cellar. and while
one OF them hurried of to send in an alarm tho
other rushed upstairs and aroused the occu-
pants, Considerable smoke had already
spread from the elevator shaft. but all the ter
ants. including the oppenheimer family. father.
mother aad six children OF whom Harry was
me Oldest. succeeded In reaching the street in
Henry 0ppenheimer. tho father. decided to
return to his apartments for some valuable
a.ceopGsnied him. When they reached the
fourth loor the smoke was dense and flames
s 81 Spnearsd The father decided it would
ma tod the boy to hurry downstairs with him.
Inc latter however, becoming frightened.
Vas secured with snap latch. behind him.
IN ne ,hther, horrfed at his sons peril, pulled
failed 10 PICK out tie righ, one His H sppeai to
hi2 son TO open the door and escape with him
99elng unarailing. he kicked in panel OF the
70 grasp his son. The boy broke away from
MN MN and declared his purpose to remain In the
a. nyti, MedhWnile the names nhu Increased 70
az alarm ng extent, and the father. to save his
own HE, had to rush downstairs. after warning
Ihe boy not 10 attempt to lump out OF the
"Indow. but to wait until ladder was put up,
When Mr. Opnenheimer reached the street
marry was sanding on the window sill and tho
S1hectat.rs were calling TO him not 10 Jump:
70 60 upstairs after him. but they had only
reached the door. when he jun ped rom the sill
ahI, striking the street head foremost was
picked mp dead. The body was carried 10 an
4Hrd"raker's shop at $50 Washington avenue.
Inc llames were quickly extinguished. and
~" loss amounted TO only 50. 800.
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Court Cnlandnr. Thu, Day.

Appellate Division - Supreme. Court - R,cess
supreme Cnurt-Appcllate Torin.-No day calendar
Special T-riu-PArt Motion calendar called at
1890 A. Part lI.-Ei.pIrto matters Part
l-Cle4r-Mouons-Nos. to IL inclusive.
Parts ", v. vi. and VII Adjourned for the term
Trial Tern-Part ll-So day calendar. Parts Ill.
". ". VI, VII. VIII. X. Nj aud MI Adjourned
for the term. Part TX No day calendar
SurroEatos CJurt-ChNu oers-Fur probate.-WIlls
of-Laura, NJ wstkln-on, Jonn II. d. rouslAhn.
Camilla W. Mo-. Sahlns NJ Hughes. Curnelia 4.
wray. I.asc 4 Chlds. William Is. Oakdea. Frederick
Mayer. william /; Todd, John II Hachm.n John
Conway, John OBrlen. at so A, NJ. Henry A..
LandsriH at A. VI. rrisl Term.--No day calender.
CITY court-special Tenn Court opens at 10 A N;
Motions GrncrIl TUrm.- Adjourned sine die. Trial
Tern-Parts l.. IL, III. aud ~ Adjourned Tor the
term.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28

Jesse G. Bennett & Co. have sold for Alex
ander Cash to an investor the four-story
private dwelling. 2Ox6Ox1O22, No. lab West
Seventy nth street.
Simon Stern has sold the three story brown.
stone dwelling. lS9x5ON1OO, No. 173 East
Ninety third street, for about $4,000,
W r. Martin has bought the flve-story Nat.
25xS5xlO0. No. $50 Columbus avenue. for
about S34. 900.
II 10 reported that the purchasers OF the
Orphan Asylum property have sold lot 'front.'
ing thlrty-two feet on the Fifty.second street
block front
Lowcniald 4 Prayer have bought Nos, 206
and 2l1 East Eighty-nrst street old buildings.
street
Henry Rawak has sold to L. George the new
Ave. story fiat on lot % l0xlOO. on the north
west corner OF Madison avenue and 10th
street. for about $5S.OOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
ROUyDsMEN CAN'T BE PILOTS.

Justice Gildersleeye Grants an Injunction
Hearing to BE Had To-Day.
On the application Of the United States
Licensed Masters and Pilots Association an
order has been issued by Justice Henry A.
Gildersleeve OF the Supreme Court enjoninG
the local Civil Service Bureau from certifying
the appolntmenU OF Roundsmen Stebbins and
TAYLOR and first grade tiremen Gallagher and
Mccarthy as pilots on the police boat Patrol
take nj ace on the matter to-day. James Keys.
delegate OF the association, says that there ara
fourteen OF its members on the eligible list Tor
city In spite OF which the heads OF depart
ments assign policemen. nremen and others to
do the work.
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Auction sales.

At the New York Real Estate Salesroom
yesterday Peter +. Meyer 4 Co. sold. in fore
closure. the five STORY brick fat and store No.
$500 Third avenue to the p,aintin. the Ernst
Marx Nathan Company; Tor SIG. 2oi
eighteen thrse-story brick dwellings. on IN.
south side OF 10th street. 100 feet west OF
Sssj.OOO.
John y. .Golding sold. in foreclosure; the
street 70 the plaintiff. the Bauk for Savings.
for 5000.
Herbert A. Sherman sold. in foreclosure. tho
four tiv.-story brick flats Nos. A u 53 West
18th street TO Michael Hughes for s6l. 700.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
FLORIDA PENINsULAR MEETING.
Vote Passed In Favor of the seaboard Con-
solidation Promoted by Williams.

Vote Passed In Favor of the seaboard Con-
solidation Promoted by Williams.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Dec. PA meeting OF
the Florida Central and Peninsular Railroad
Company was held here to-day and resolutions
were passed authorizing the consolidation Of
that companytwith the Southbound Railroad
Company. the consolidated company to be
known as the Florida Central and Pc
ninsula Consolidated Railway Company.
This Is step taken by the Williams
syndicate with an intention OF ultimately join
ing this company with the Georgia and Ala
bama Railway Company and the various sea-
board companies This con soldation has been
vigorously opposed by the minority stock
holders OF the seaboard companies. especially
by Thomas +. Ryan OF New York. on the
ground that such consolidation would be q
violation OF the rights OF opposing stockholders
and was attempted in the interest OF the MEM
bers Of the Williams syndicate. The history OF
the plans Of the Williams syndicates and the
grounds OF opposition thereto on the part OF
Mr.. Ryan. were set forth in an article in The
SUS on Dec. IL.
At to-day's meeting opposition was offered
stockholders Of the road. They hold more than
22.OOO shares OF the company's stock ard are
represented by Nes.rs. Evsrts. Choate aud
B-amun OF New York and Horatio Bisbee OF
this city. Their opposition took the form OF a
series OF resolutions opposing the consolida-
tloa AMI demanding an adjournment OF the
meeting until Information wa. furnished as TO
the plans NJ the Williams syndicate In regard
TO the di-pOsit on Of the bonds to be issued
and particularly as to the personal interest
which the mem bers OF that syndicate had in
the propo ed consolidation
What effect this new opposition will have
upon the ultimate purpose OF the syndi-
cate remains TO be determined Notice was
served upon the officers md stockholders OF
the Florida Central and Peninsulhr Railroad
Company today by Mr.: Ryan, through his at;
D L. Groner OF the tendency OF suits insti-
tutpd by him IN the Federal courts Of Vir-
ginia and North Carolina to prevent any con-
solidation OF the seahoard comranies with the
Florida Contra and Peninsular railroad Com
pany and the Georgia and Alabama Railroad
(nmnlny
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INVITED THE MIYOR TO GALL
Woman Wants to Toll Him About Police
wickedness-Sanity Promptly Doubted.

Woman Wants to Toll Him About Police
wickodness-Sanity Promptly Doubted.
Mrs. Reeula Lessi. 80 years old. OF 333 West
Thirty. eighth street was committed TO Belle
vue from the West Fifty-fourth street police
court yesterday for examination a. to her
sanity at the request Of Detectives Michaels
and Coughln OF the West Thrty-seventh
street station. Their reason for thinking the
woman insane was that she had declared that
Among other things they said she had written
to President Mckinley that Thirty-eighth
street was full o. thieves and that the police
were in league with them. She had also told
Police Commissioner Hess that thieves had
stolen her husband gra yestone In Greenwood
the police. More than all this she had written
to Mayor Van Wyck, inviting him to call on her
and hear all about II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
Ancient Lane Reverts to Private owner.

Corporation Counsel Whalen advised the
Board OF Public improvements yesterday that
II DeBruyn's lane. in New Utrecht. was closed
TO the public the land should revert TO the
property owners along it's line. The lane was
opened as d private way when New Utrecht
was first settled. the expense OF opening II
being borne by De Bruyn over whose land II
passed IL was in constant use until a few
years ago. but was never acquired by the
munic pality Now IL il to be abandoned. and
Mr. Whaicn holds thar the land should become
tho property OF De Bruyn's successors and
assigns.
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Identified as Bank Robbers.

CHICAGO. Dec 27-Edwa-d Lally ana Henry
Steinmeyer were identified yesterday by Pom
tiac. H.. policemen az members OF gang OF
safe blowers who robbed a bank at Cornell.
H., on Dec, 5. They secured 5000. Lally
rested on Monday night. In their room was
found u quantity Of dynamite and nitro glycer-
open the safe OF the Cornell bank, A young
man met them near the bank. The robhers
dragged him into the building and bound him
near the sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
ReA, Estate Transfers.

GSoSh o, Fourteenth sN
North Moore ct, -. 25AS7.S. North Moore
ii, AZ, :bIsI6, Carrie Brink TO Hugh
Plot begin. l75 n W sd az and tnnes;h
centre Lafayette Courtr " 22.dKn
81; Henry C Irons and Ano 10 AndrewJ
Hudson st., 2:o, a2.iiI7o, Ursula T.uny
wS.hinston pl 20 to ~. n " cor Greene st.
OyKioO, Joseph Asch to Ole II OIL
oss,ham sa. in4 nws ?6.i.u'sI2s,iaG
Chatham 50. n 5, 1911 " Doy-r AZ. a5sn
IS4I irlsg Bo~ery savings hank to
10th IT. l4E, = ns2 81 Howard II Henry ct
Al eIrs to Julis II Henry aud Ano. ,..,... 1920
EAsr SIDE
(Ris Of Frth av., btt,oc,n Fourtsnh and II0th Iy)
ssd st n ., $50 sd av. l55x00.5: Thomas
Faulkner to John ferr'er - ;, .r... $4,000
sta q 1s F. sssti"ss Arthur TFu.t 1880
goth a. ala 4. 251ss.Di Pineus Lowenneld
aud Ano 70 Jacob kassewitz. .,..........
AT io 4: cor Ss%ocia Morris trustee. 70
The Central Brewing Company 10000
WEST SIDE.
tW,n Of FUrh betV,.n tour'ssnn and IIotA stIJ
ssth st. n g. 100 Amsterdam Az. l6sI
1908; Vim Turner. referee. to Life
sad al, 81 ", 2hxvs,s; Michael o shaugh.
messy. Jr. T. American Realty Co. ,,,,,'.,. 10000
same 1.','',......,,,. %, ,...,,..--.,.,. 10000
sad 81 SO W. .6rvs ., same to same ...... 76.Go0
8Sd 1t, 40 W, u .dNBaV; same to same. 100
3Sd st. so ", l!.Sxns," same to same. 10000
Esd st, 81 W. lI.dNIS.p; same 10 same. 10000
70 same .,,.,..,....D.,. .,...,.,,-... $4,000
Albert L ConLlln.Jr to American Realty Co
Sv.ll Kn 100 Z t. Esd bt XIV 25H ~ TX
irreg TO Broadway x . ~ 70: Amos Emo ooo
si al eIors Ssi to WIN Sp, EnH p,rt WA, 10000
soxi6C;s; Amos F Emo ct al c1ors, &c, to ooo
si Mm a. enc eo stn ay. 2oxioo.6; Mary '''''
Tanner 70 fred 9 Tanner s5o p::,..i 100
10th Az, n cor SIN o. y SoniSo bernard
Ii Clarke. Teforee. to Jeanette X Name, 1000
l0sth &C. n 8. 1850 Colun busav. 751IOolI:
Joseph Friedman aud ano to Herman
4tth SC, rs iise e, 9th av, 27rIoj,6;
Jennie L Ropes to simon J oNeil ~, 100 80
9th av. sos, -. l9.6Kso, Geo Wolf. CIR, to
American Realty Co .,,..,,...,,.,,.,-,,.., $1,000
HARLEM
(NdHhdtt1n HldHI. NORTH NJ II0h ~
nth It, n 8. 27G Q OF Amsterdam Av. lsx
ioo.lli Michael J o'shanghnessy. Jr, To
Riverside DIVE or av, es, IFS I3.dst BOX
200 to ClaraInont RVi Michael - Slaugh.
messy, Jr. to American Realty Co ..,...,,,. $1,000
lad st, 4h3 W. 2OxUV IL; John Jordan 10
lGist st, n \ 8oi. 7 . boulevard. lsEnsli
samuel heimoerger referee to Maya oo
9Th av . cor ltist st. 26Iloo, Herman
strauss and Ano to William Weiterer 80. $4,000
9th Rv, u cor lIoth II, 25XlOO; VIM Wet.
terer aud wife to simon Bernheimer and
Ano, .,,,,,,..,...,,,,,... ,.,,,,,-.. 100
sth av Q cor l4lSt at. 2SxIOo; WIN Wet.
tarer aud wife 10 SIMON bernheinor and
Lexington av, n e cor li4th at. 25xiOoIl;
simon Beinheimer ct al, to Herman
Istth 81 8 :, 2a?,a " Lemon ay, 6b,liisoiIi
Thomas Molonsy to John W chandisr.." I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28

A meeting OF the creditors OF the Greater
New York Fire Protective Company ofl27 West
Thirty-seventh street. OF which ex-Fre Chief
Hugh Bonner Ia President was. held yesterday
at the Office Of william II Van Steenbergh. 10
Wal street A committee Of three. consisting OF
Mr.. Van Steer hergh, Frederick Pierce OF IL Rose
street and William H. Ficke of IS Liberty street.
was appointed TO submit u plan for IN. re-
organization o! the com pany Mr.. Van Stoen-
bergh said that so far a. he could learn all the
creditors present would grant an extension o;
time to permit the reorGanl zition o! the COM
pany. which IL was thought could lie speedily
accom- ri shed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28

City Council Votes Down nm Ordinance tt
Pay Money Due on Jan. I.

AUSTIN. Tex. Dec. Plata special meeting
OF the City Council last night 70 pass an ordi-
nance appropriating S22.lS7 to pay interest
due Jan. !. 1900 on city water and light bonds:
the ordinance was voted down. This forces
the city TO default in the payment in quarterly
interest, and Is taken to mean that the City
Council intends to repudiate the bond issue OF
Sl,bOO.UOO now outstanding
These bonds were Issued a few years ago.
and the proceeds from their sale were used to
construct the great dam across the Colorado
River here. and the electric light and power
plant. There Ii money in the city treasury
with which TO pAy the interest. and the action
OF the Council is criticised severely. The
bonds are held In New York and other Eastern
cities.
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Because He Left Certain Property to tho
Wife Who Lived with Him II Years.

John. Jane and CatharIne Dougherty have
brought an action in the Supreme Court To
have it decreed that they are entitled TO half
interest in property at lOlst street and Column
bus avenue. standing in the name OF their
sister-in-la law, Susan Il. Dougherty. on allega-
tons that her late husband. their brother. Ed.
ward DouGherty was OF uEsound mind and
interest IN her name The properly is valued
at SIS. 900. Dougherty was q years old when
he died on Oct. 5 last. His vile was formerly
q domestic. It is alleged. and was without
means when he married her in 1854. The
brother and sisters say that the marriage was
the result OF fraud and undue influence prac-
tised by his wife TO enrich herself and fraudu-
lently obtain possession OF his property" He
bought the house in suit in 1886 and took 1t In
the names Of himself aud wife.
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oh.rry st, .zs to ..s.; Joseph s.i.dino y.

Cherry ct, ATS to <sti Joseph ssisdino ~
Bfosd Sa nS cor s s Il. iooIsoio; John
B Dosso Va Chas J Ia Grassa. ..,..........
CrotonA Park South. o o cor Crotona av, 40
400; Willett r Skillman Va Fred Bailey.
Park av, Q " cor 1854 It 1O0x l4s; Christ
Lieberum Va Joseph SchwarZler ct all.
both At. 80 W: Bartholomew McKeon W
VIM r Martin and ano.. ...,......,.-.......
Same property: Patrick Mccarthy vs. same:
eEth 81. n 8, 135 W Park av. LOOK co. Christ
Lilerum ys Samuel Ginsberg ct al. :. -: {,
Grand Ut. ~; William Kleinert VS. Harris
Hermann. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .,.,....,..
irree. East River Iron Works vs. Murray
L CJnstautiAn and Ano........ ............
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2sth It, ms So " 4th Az, 2cx741; I'd av W Q, so.5 n
5oth Of. 2oI 20: 35th At. 3. 1921 9Th av, 2loK
ps.s; John Dave. port Va James Davenport. at
tachu.ent; atty'S Lrong a g.
Sd av, es 76.s sbth at, 25axIoo Mary A Bagcn
sJacob sommer to impress lion: &C. atty M
Qunlan. -.
lolst st. n g, 200 Columbus sy. boIloo II; 1olst
ri, n =. gp.l1 W Manhattan av. O1xlo0xl1; " part.
John Dougherty ct al VS. Susan X DnuRherty &C
ton To recover rents, &c, zttys Nicholas p.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
YEAR END sHAKh-Ur by DEVEHE
The Chief Moves n Few ssrgeants Around
for the Usual Reason.

Chief Devery transferred u few police SER
geants yesterday for tho good OF the service"
which requires considerable exercise on oc-
casion. The stretch covered by the transfer
in some OF these cases is q matter OF ten or
fifteen miles or more. The Chief moves
William Kehoe from the Grand Central station
TO Leonard street; Frederick Wade from Nor
Long Island City TO Staten Island: Egbert
ConEling from Flushing avenue, Brooklyn. to
Island to Tompkins avenue. Brooklyn; Hugh
], Canton from staten Island 70 Long Island
City, and Henry Brand from Staten Island TO
command OF the Grand Central. is remandad TO
desk duty. and Sergeant Samuel Hammond liz
place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
Nobody Objects to eros. River Reservoir.

inc Boald OF Public improvements held a
p"oA' hearing Yesterday on tho recommended
Ton Of Water Commissioner Dalton that a
C.tacty he erected on the Cross River Branch
81 iEr trnton River in the towns OF Pound
yiGr, LrwlshoIo and Bedford, Westchester
Question and the Water Department plans for
slH reservoir were adopted. The reservoir
VA! cost about $40, OO0. 900 in all.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
1.-THE SUN" As A REAL ESTATE

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In the Realty Market.-Adv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
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