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The Indianapolis journal., 1899-11-15
A NATIVE OF DELPHI.
Capt. George Pigman, Commander of
the Cruiser Charleston.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
DELPHI, Ind, Nov. l4.-Capt. George w
Pigman, commander of the wrecked cruiser
Charleston, is a native of Delphi and was
appointed from this place to the Annapolis
Naval Academy In 1861 He was graduated
in 1855. His mother, now nearly eighty years
of age. still lives here and is waiting anx-
iously for further details OF the disaster A
brother and sister also live here-Charles
lContinued ON second Pagea
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-11-15
Dewey Was Sorry.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA reporter went to
the Worldorf-Astoria Hotel to-day and sent
to Admiral Dewey a copy Of the dispatch
announcing the loss Of the Charleston. The
admiral said: II am sorry, very sorry. The
Charleston was a good ship, but If she had
to be lost am glad, at least, that none of
her gallant officers and crew shared her
fate. 1 am always interested in the well
fare of the men and ships in our navy, and
doubly so In those that have been under my
command. 1t is a treacherous coast where
the Charleston met her doom, one Of the
most treacherous on the whole Island Of
Luzon.''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-13
r. c. ORPHAN AsrLUM PROPERTY.
Denial on Both Sides Tint the Union club
Tried to Buy Part of It.


The report which gained currency wodnes-
day evening that tho Union Club had sought 10
purchase part OF the Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum property in Fifth avenue. opposite the
Vanderbilt houses. was contradictsd yesterday
by representatives Of both the club and the
asylum trustees. A member OF the Union Club
said that the club had done nothing whatever
in the matter. and Stephen Farrelly. treasurer
OF the asylum. said that no offer had been
received from the club. The Financial Com NIT
toe Of tho trustees have received several offers
for parts OF the propsrty. but the trustees
will not sell the plot in sections. They
purpose dsposlng OF the entire block at one
sale. II has been in the market for
six months and various real estate dealers
have been Interested In projects to buy and
dispose OF it. 1t Ia an opinion of the trustees
that the purchaser must 40 the Filth avenue
sufficiently largo to justify payment OF tho
figure placed by them on tho entire block. or
course wealthy cluD could pay as much as an
individual who desired 20 put uE house
is the only large and wealthy club not housed
uptown 1t would not be surprising IL some OF
the renl estate men had tried to induce the club
TO agree to take a part OF the orphan asylum
that large hotel was to DO put up there.
The Financial Committee OF tho trustees have
held several meetings lately to consider nego-
tiations that have been going on for eome timo
looking to the purchase OF the property by him
as an agent. Who his principals are the COM
mlttee say they do not know. but they are
Of the committss said that he I'll" Thought It safe
to say the negotiations were coming nearer to
an agreement every day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-13
]. P. MORGAN & co.
REORGANIZATION OF THE
Wisconsin Central System

Notice is hereby given that, on and after October
th isea holders OF Certificates representing Stocks
AND securities of the Companies forming the Wis
Gnnsln Central system deposited under the Plan OF
reorganization, dated April 10th. 1879 may receive
me new Securities and cash 70 which they are en-
uued upon presentation Of such Reorganization Ger
nncnes al tho othce of tho UNITED STATES TRU IT
CpdPANi. No. Al Wall street, New York.
4, Each holder must deliver to the Trust Company
Ihe reorganization Certificates held by him properly
schedn!ed and give information for Milling, ont the
new tertihcates. Not more Than 100 schedules will
oe received on any day, and the new Securities and
eazh VIII be ready the following business day.
=. me new Is 'nds are for 5 900 each, and the
s,Sces Trust Certihcates) are of the par value of
sluu each. Scrip will not be issued for fractional
smoNht'. but Boilers entitled to tract may, on
terms TO he ARRANGED either sell their rights there to-
OF purchase such amounts rs may DO required to
complete all entire Bond Share.
holders forwarding Reorganization Certihraes
Huu tnrn'sh names and addresses for reg i4trntiUn
OF me shares aud sat" whether they desire 10 buy
" sell fractions They should also state whetl err
,hheE desire tho Securities srut by cypress at
'her EXPENSE. or by registered mail.
GEORGE COPPELL, Chairman of the
reorganization Managers.
New Yo:k SEPT. 27th 1892.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-13
REAL ESTATE NEWS.

The activity which marked the dealing In
realty on Wednesday was continued In yester-
days business. The selling included nearly
every style OF improved and unImproved prop
erty from q over Brca lway o ner to East Side
tsnements. In spite OF several apparent OBJ
staces. the present week now promises to be
the most active one the real estate market has
experienced since the busy days OF last spring.
After its partial revival on Wednesday the
auction branch OF the market yesterday re-
lapsed into its normal dulness. There were
only three offerings scheduled. all in FORE
closure. They were secured by interested
PARTIES There are four parcels advertised for
sale to-day.
Broadway furnished the most important
sale reported yesterday. Brokers Frederick
Southack 4 Co. through ". Y. Swanson.
sold tho southeast corner Of Broadway
and Spring street. running through to
Crosby street. The plot has frontage OF 81
feet on Broadway. 100 feet on Spring street
and 10 feet on Crosby street The plot Is now
occupied by old fve. four and three.story
buildings.
Tho brokers report that the buyer. who 10
said to BIO Charles F. Aver. has secured the
property as an investment Tho price paid Is
said to be about $4,000.
The report that the Broadway Tabernacle
property at Thirty fourth street had been sold
was denied by Caleb B. Knevals. Secretary OF
the Board Of Trustees OF the church Mr. Kne-
walls said that tho report was the temperance
OF an annual rumor. and that there had been
no negotiations OF any kind looking to sale
OF the property.
John g. Burns took title yesterday to the
plot 55x125 on the southeast corner OF Ninety
ninth street and Broadway mortgage Of
$4,000 was placed on tho property In favor OF
the New York Investment Company.
mechanics lien for 81, 254 was flled yester-
day against st. Vincent's Hospital and Crisis
lar 4 Son.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-13
LEHICH VALLEY.

Stations foot OF West 2rd Cortlandt ana Deebrossee
streets PennA. Il. X. feniesl
only Soer train: daily sunday iesSestas ssun.
1898. 100 A. n Local for EAsToN, ,.n.
FALLS and est, and principal LOCAL points. ParloI
sxPkGSsh Gsndson.sst train Oh the world: Lin.
meeting with through sieerers Detroit and Chicago.
lining "" ~ For wI:.KEs.BARRE,
1888 lSs En- 81 Goa So,l S.ash
gs155 SIS p. NJ. Local for MATCH CHUNK.
+.510' S.3O T. NJ. Local for MAUCH CHUNK.
+'Bi0 $40 y. NJ. Local Exprcss fer EASTOS.
sj,55, xG,OS l.. NJ. For Buffalo aud puints West
ThtSss, siseP ping Cara to Chicago and Toronto. 49,,
1855. 800 p. NJ Express for BUFF: L0 and
TokoET9 Soss but se SP G.. ss5Esa
BgffMO and West sesPipgG Car e G5isSgo; local,
SOUTH PLAINFiELD and RouNp sR aSe io e "a
40 SIS AMI sOP H. 49,.
ssi 90 and s4 PrSsd Say unlen squ. ne West ~
Broadway and br9oklyn Amer s!a,iop Brocklyn
Gcm hotel or residence through to destination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-13
Auction sales To-Day.
by JAMES l.. WELLS,

Washington. avenue, west side. No, 80 north
1S5th street. 5OXlOl. vncant: foreclosure sale {;
the Excelsior Savings Bank VS.. Ernest Friese
Jr.. ct AL. John G. GullcK. attorney; Charles
W. Culver. referee; duo on judgment. 3d.
:b42D and interest; costa and allowances.
S?5l % and interest; taxes assessments. &c.,
SlUi.Sl and interest.
Third avenue. cast side, 80 g feet north from
southwest. corner lot 142. map OF village Of
M"rrisania. and through to Franklin avenue,
25.6N7SX about 3ON7S vacant foreclosure sale !;
john C. Gulick vs. Ernest Friese ct al, Valen-
tine Marsh, attorney: Charles ". Culver, ref
cree du" on judgment, S{,l2GO9 rnh Interest;
costs and allowances, S2;tS.5S and interest !;
taxes, assessments. &c., S3S3O3 and interest.
nj TETER T. MEYER co.
Cgmbreling nv. Nos, 24a4 to 24!Is. east side,
l5F2tt south Pelham tUnionl avenue: 75xlOO,
three two-story frame dwellings: foreclosure
sale; Rose Il. Mosher vs.. Charles F. Donnclly
et al; Andrew j. Provost. attorney; George
LHnhOn. referee dus on Judgment. 2.4D5, 70
and interest: costs and allowances. Sl75. -
and interest: taxes. assessments, &c. S5S.3O
aud interest.
Vesey street. No OF. north side. about AZ
feet east OF Weat Broadway. 25XlOOi hve-story
stone front store; sherff's sale on execution,
all right. tltlr and interest; William Fair. Sept.
/. 1897. and since.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-13
CHILDREN ARREsTED FoR THEFT.
Magistrate Tells Their Mother sho 10 Re-
sponsible-Father a Court Ofcer.

Magistrate Tells Their Mother sho 10 Re-
sponsible-Father n Court Ohicer.
Mamie Smith. 8 years old. and her brother.
John Smith. aged IL years. OF 110S Manhattan
avenue. Greenpolnt. were prisoners In the
Jefferson Market court yesterday charged
with stealing a hat valued at sl3.as from
O'Neill's dry goods store in Sixth avenue. The
complainant Miss Louisa Elliott. a store de-
tective, said that the boy slipped the hat from
its rack and passed it to his sister. who con-
ccaled IL under her cape. Miss Elliott oalled
Central once Detective Arfken; who took the
the children who was in court, said that their
father. Edward Smith. was an assistant inter-
prefer in the Essex Market court. Magistrate
Meade held tho children In $500 bail each for
trial. and said to their mother:
II wish there was some lew by which could
reach you. You are the guilty person, n ot your
children"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-13

Gutwilllg Drothers have sold to clients the
two four-story American basement dwellings.
each l5x74 6xl UO.1l. Nos. ll5 and III West
Herbert A. sherman has sold to Mandslbaum
& Levine. No. Is Division strcet. for about
$4,000
The Frank L. Fisher Company has sold for
Daniel Friedman the thIee-story broTnstone
third street.
KEN pner Brothers have sold No. 55 St. Eicho-
las place. - -
samuel Glass has bought tho lot 1895. 81
feet south OF Ninety-nlnth street, on the east
side OF Lexington avenue.
A Mr. Cohen has bought plot. 50I1OO. on the
south side OF 18th street, 20 feet east OF Brod-
hurst avenue. for $4,000.
Gussaroff & Steindler have bought the five-
story tenement. No. $50 Water street
James Livingston Ia reported to have sold
one Of his now dwellings, on the north side OF
1924 street between Broadway and West End
avenue to Louis Werner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-13
Business Troubles.

John F. Talmage and Dan Talmage have
filed petition In bankruptcy with liabilities
sl52.750 They wero formerly partners In the
firm OF Dan Talmage's Sons. rice commissio
merchants. which made an assignment on
March @, 1895. with liabilities $3.50. 1883 and
assets SPLASH. A dividend 81 % per cent.
has been declared to the creditors and the as
hands. OF the liabilities 49,. S04 are to the es-
tate OF Van Nest TamaRe for money lent in
1881 and the rest 10 debts contracted in 1893
principally for borrowed money. Tho petit
TONERS arc now employed At 112 Wator street.
John +. TalmnEe has been the pgesldent OF the
Dan Talmages Soma Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-13

Madison av, n cor 1J1th st. 1oox1 90; Maria W
Dlttmar Va Lawrence + Blake and ano foreclose
lien atty, Kehrney.
ssth st 200 "; William r Mallory VS. Michael J
Byrne ct al; foreclosure lien; atty. G DGLaMare.
Fleetwood or PARK nv, " q, 90 1920 VI, 8T.hGlOO:
Peter Cooney VI John Hoffman ct al: foreclosure
lien; Attys. Hardiman Mo0.
NeEey st. ~; BENJAMIN u billiman Va Rosina Noll-
hart ct al: AttyH, Miller, b
CStharne st. W o. 100 Elizabeth ct; 5oI1 90; Bronx:
hrctnrus Conrad Va Charles A McQucstoni Attys,
Ualris& nc
Matilda It. 5. $50 n Eli1abeth ST; 5oIloo Bronx;
ZANE W. Augusta Nelson; attys. Harris e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-13
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

The Avenue of Travel South and Southwest.
CUUA, MEMO AND CAIItOKSIA.
Trains from New York depart from Pom .ylvaniA
Il, X. station laly ID ST., CortlAndt ard Des-
hrnHseu ~.
90, The leaving tim" from DeshrosseS and
COrtlandt street IL five InlnnIPH latrr than
that ri""n below for 1wenty-third street
station.
l";lOA.M FAST MNII-pullman Bu1et sleeping
tars, New lurk - Atlinta, Now orleans, SaVan.
i.aii aud Jdr.snuvllr Fla. III ulnI Car'. Washing.
;Ou Anl \ tnraE hurI. Tourist and Sleeping "a :.
VA nngtom To- SN!' Francisco. Tuesdays and Fra LAYS
2;65 T.. h.-N.N, 4 FLA EAfkESS-Pullman Draw.
ing X nom Sleeping Clra. New York to Columbia
SAtA III. ia som illc Tampa and AuRu4gi.
2i5b T. h.-WANHi NOTION X CuATTANOOI 1
L'MIrED VIZ LYNCd a. pulmula Driving
NrUm tl"'lnug cars, sew lork 10 RO uIpkr, kHuN.
Nllr. C5St;anonsa Sew O,lsanS aud Memphis.
DmiHg rAr itdtprd iuh Attain
4;"5 T.. 1.--WAfuINGTON a sDuTHWEsTERS
LiMi1En--P nllmln Drawing Room slo"IiaI Ours
New lorS ~ Atlanta, New Orleans, Brmlngham.
Mcrnpli. A>arvllc. Knoxville. ettancogA q
Nasty !l". Diniu Car serve med NDSow lors X
SPA Oceans
NEW YORK OFFICE. 27I BROADWAY.
FRANK s. CANNON. J. NJ. CULP,
I'd Vice Pres, n Gen'l Mgr. Traffic Mgr.
W. A. TURK. o. p. A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-13
finaneial.
Central Pacific Railroad Co.
REIMBURSEMENT.
To the holders of
spEYER & co.'s CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSIT,

f.. tho following bonds md shares
cpvrpN. PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY OF
r,IfrDnNIA, FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
synIES A. y. c, u, Il. F, q. II. AND l.
ursTFEN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
r1esT MORTGAGE BONDS, SERIES A AND b.
c,IIFoRNIA AND oRE1oN RAILROAD COM.
pINY AID CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY, SUCCESSOR. FIRST MORTGAGE
BgSps. SERIES A AND'B
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY tSAN
tnIovTN VALLEY BRANCH FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS.
cryTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY LAND
BONDS. - -
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY FIFTY
WAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS.
crSrRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY FIFTY.
YEAR FIVE PER CENT BONDS.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY CON-
Mos STOCK,
embraced in tho Plan and Agreement OF Readjust
,t NJ the Central Pacific Railroad Company.
dated February :, ls0H: -
y,,,cs i. hereby givon that on AND AFTER
o,TOBEK 10TH, 1899, holders Of spcyer &
70 :, Certificates of Deposit. above mentioned, may
r.,.iy. the NEW SECURITIES AND CASH
A., vhich they are entitled. upon presentation and
,urr,udcr OF their Certificates of Deposit as herein
Altar stated at the offices Of the CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK. In tho City Of New York.
or,tthe Offices Of the Readjustment Managers in
Europe. Each holder must deliver all Ceruhcates
NJ Deposit held by him for tho various old secur.
40, which will be scheduled and consolidated. Not
more than one hundred schedules will be taken in
op,.ch business day, and tho new securities and
,,,h in exchange iii be ready for delivery on the
following do
Thenew coupon ,nds arc in denominations of
q, 600 and $500 each Tho new shares are of the
mar value Of 500 each. Non.nterest bearing scrip
,,chsuseahle in round amounts will be issued for
fractional amounts OF new bonds Holders entitled
TO fraction, OF bonds may either sell the fractions
or may purchase such amounts as may lie necessary
TO title them to an entire bond.
Holder. transmitting Certificates o; Deposit by
mail should indicate whether hsy wish TO sell or buy
such fractions. and whether they wish the new ss-
eurities sent by registered mall or by express. at
their expense.
October 18th. 1899.
SPEYER & co.,
Da.dj,,sfrnanf Mauaoara
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-13
Plnn. riled for Now Bniidinss.

s5th at, 2O7 o. SIX story fat and stores:
architect cost $50 $4,000
Broadway, 2o28.35; one story summer
lins, architect cost ...,......,..,..,..,,.. 5000
1bOth st and CortlAndt av. c cor;Ithreo i've.
story and ba,oment hats aud stores; John
tect; cost 10000
Jerome av. s. 49, II lStth at; two three
owner g pfyns. architeot. cost. 800. 10000
1oId Ell, t1S Il; improvement TO shop;
architect cost .'............,....., 900
AID at, b7.6U W; Improvement to hotel:
Noel sanborn, owner; q Pelham. archi.
ooo
Tooth Ht. "a. 2l4 LIST ay; improvement to
Dsi,isr, srehiteStsI coat .'.....'...',.,., 10000
list ST. l3H W; Improvement to dwelling;
Miller arGhi 'octs: cost. ..,,.,.,.,, .,.,.,. 1000
Forest av sI4; improvement to dwelling
and stores Louis Dreher. owner: l. Fnlk.
architect; cost. observation-disclosures. rs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-13

At the New York Real Estate salesroom yes
tcrday Peter + Meyer 4. CO sold the nve- story
brick Hat. M. :5li2 West l27th street. to Francis
j. SchuugG for $50. 900.
Z. r. Ludlow & Co. sold. in foreclosure. an
undivided one-tilth interest In the iour-story
tenement No. 375 Canal street and tho six
story stone front store and Offices. No. 1922 Full
ton street. and land in BROOKLYN. to tho plain
tin Eliza j. Smith. for SOTO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-13
Mechanics' Liens.

137th at, SIS. 1905 Southern Boulevard. IS
xlOo: The Dauville stove Mfg Co vs Cath
N Mathews OF al. ,.........,.,.......... ......
s6th st, So 81 . Park av. 25I1oo: Geo W
Johnson " Harry BIN berg and ano ......
Brook Az, n " cor st Paul'a pl, bOxloo; Jaco
Brsen vs. Geo W Martin ct al. ..............,
Burnside Az, n o cor RIVER av, l13xloS: VIM
II Wales vs. Thomas Morgan ..............
e3d OF. 9 Q. 100 " Broadway. boI1oO; The n
Y FLEXIBLE Wood Flooring Co W Emilio
NfkuA. ''..'....'.r ....., E
Washington ay, " 3, lTa n ! I'D ut, 2oIll4;
Peter sponheimer vs. Frederick Schwarl
1b6th st. col Union ay. T5Isb; Patrick
HAhsr VI James Woods and ano .........
nth st. l5l to 1871 W; ! G Howell ys st
Yincent's Hospital. and Grtsslsr l. Bon. -.
1l8th st, l24 to l32 "; TionestA Mtg Co
Ltd VS. The Manhattan Improvement Co.
Gerard st, n .. 10 Bergen ave, 15X5O:
Peter @ Arnot VS. Michael Murphy aud apo
Elm st. cor Walker ut, loOx2I.o: Edward
T Keating Va Samuel Phillips estate and
18th ct. 2l2 to 2i6 L: Edward r Heating vs.
Rudolph Hilbrand and ano. ...............
9Th av. n W cor 4Sth ct, l25x126; James
Serritella VS. Cushman estate. ct al.......
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-13
Broadway Building Sold.

Woodbury. G. IanRdon has sold for about
$4,000 the ive-story store building 524
Broadway. and the three and four-story build
inEs 80 and "a Spring street and CO. 70 and 70
Crosby street The property fronts 81 . feet on
Broadway. 200 feet on Spring street and 70 feet
on Crosby street. Charles y. Aver 10 the re-
ported purchaser OF tho property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-13
Proposals.

PHWSPoSNS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES
~ Nest Point. \. y, October TX. 1899. Sealed pro-
SaAn ID riplicatr, will be received here until IL
"ttemuer - 1897 ami then opened for turn III :
u plrlng in place Electric Light Fixtures for Me.
b H. ta Hall. Bidders are invited 10 examine tha
tTnHuahI aud 10 submit proposals for such Tx
na aA IL their iu Lynn Mt viii be best suited tha
krpose. Cost including labor Of putting np the l'
S nr, not to eScee S!uOpoo. Proposals reIure a
h'SSahte" OF ne-fOurth of the amount or tho bid.
reserves liEht t. accept or reject any all pro-
ira Banks fov proposals furnished on applica-
- MALVERN-HILL BARNUM, QuNrtermastcr.
OFfl T. CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMAS FIR.
t"v Thames street, Newport. II. l., Ort. / L. 1Ssg
Fo.airi proposals for sinking Artcs!an Well at
6,,'nltDle, X l., will h. received hero until ~ NJ
MY Uih 4" 1872, and then opened Information EUR
tNneu IN Application. United states reserves right
e%rG,pt Or reject any rGll proposals. or parts
"''e'i'h WE'LL H. T. Young, QuartcrmRster
OFFlCE CONSTRUCTING QI'ARTERMASTER 2og
a.. L-aHor street, Newport, X. L., Oct. 2, 1902.
Tot leu proposals Will he received here until ~ NJ,
S..,, 10 ls"'i and then opened, Tor construction,
LI"unH AnL plumbing Of alii,on to barracks. Fort
/ ANS l. Information furnished IN apple alton.
s'rN - right T. reject any or all pruposAlS or
bSrSttncreot Envelopes to be endorsed proposals
TOT addition to Barracks"
Ii. P. YOUNG, Quartermastor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-13
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York, foot of Chambers
ST.. as follows. and hye minutes earlier from West
O,0O A. M.-vestibule Express daily for BinR.
o.'O hamton waysrly. Elmira; buffalo, Brad
ONO +. M.-Vestbule LAmIed-Fsst mail daily:
E.Oo SOLID train for Chicago arrives At Cisveland
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car,
T.Q1 y. M.-Butfalo and Cleveland NestiDuled
.CO Express daily. arrives Buffalo 100 A. NJ.
Bradford 1920 4. NJ Jame.town A. n; Youngs.
FuGalo and Cleveland. Cafe Library Car.
OIL =. M.-Dnily. solid train for Binghamton.
falo. Chicago and CincLnnae. Dining Car:
TICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AID PULLMAN
p6I broadway: l27 Bowery. 1856 Fat i2hth ct. and
278 West 18th ST.. Chambers ant West 2Sd st. fer
ries. New York; 3sa and $40 Fulton IT.. ~ Broad.
way, Brooklyn; Q, River st, Hohosen, and Jersey
City Station. New York Transfer Co. calls for and
checks baggage from hotel and residence to destn%
ton,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-13
MALvERN-uILL BARNvM, Quortermastcr


Justice GieGcrrh has appointed Harold l..
Crane receiver OF the assets OF shannon. Mil
Ter \ Crane. manufacturers and importers OF
nlihrv goods nj ~ l'ifth avenue. in suit
UaoHGnt 10y Mr. Crane against the other part
mrs, NaIshtngham A. Miller and Richard Ma
E%r. lor dissolution Of the partnership The
nnCHet Partners consented to Mr.. Cranes ap-
The assets are $50. 800 and the iiabiiitIes noi
ttn ~ re-. man ShiuOO: The house WAS established
III $50 by Henry Young,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-13
NEW YORK CENTRAL,
HARLEM DIVISION.
NALL.

N HARLEM DIVISION.
p:l2 A. NJ and 1855 p NJ. Daily except Sunday, to
Pittsheld; Sundays only at p:20 A. NJ.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices at 10, 26l. 4l3 aud 1919 broadway.
1t Union So, W., 235 Columbus nj W l25th ST..
Grand Central Station. Nth st. ststion and lss.h
st. Station. New York: 33S and 72J Fulton st. and
100 Broadway, X. D., brooklyn.
Telephone 1850 Cortlandt' for New York Cen.
trail Cab Service. Baggage checked from hotel or
residence by wsstcott Express Company.
GEORGE a. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-13
Trolley Car XIII. n Boy In Jersey City.

arthur Feibel. years Old Of 4G5 Central
a'rhu" Jersey City. whio crossing Central
vun.nnr AZ hlc""k"r street yesterday evening
a M c S,rucH ~ II trolley car Of the North Hua-
ri, 'n" 10 n homo where hn died about 10
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