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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-11-28
western Maryland Railroad Schedule


In eject Oct. LIST 1889. leave Hillep sta
tfon. Baltimore ~ follows;
4 No n m--Fasf NATL for q W. south and south
west. GlyndOn, Westminster New Windsor
81 Onion Bridge, MeehanicetoHn. BIne Ridge
HakerstOWn, and xceptSundays Williams
port, p VRR.
DAILY Ex0BRT SUNDAY
ia q. m Accom-. for Gettysburg & 3
division, main line east Of Km0ry Grove
ga sl; SeHsi 4 L Line. shippensburs. Freder-
ick, BmmifsburR and N &W RR Shenandoah
10 II m-Accommodatio for Gettysburg
ASP m-Accommodstion for Emory Grove
332 pm-Express for York and b = b Div.
40e p m-Express for points on main Line Yves
% Cherry Rum, O and N q Wroad
for points south.
SIG ID. Accom- for Emory Grove.
8 10 m-ACcOm or Union Bridge
II Is D. n. Accom-. Tor Emory Grove.
SUNDAYS:
oa5 q m-Aocum for Union bridge Hanover
81 Is m-Accom for Union Bridge.
100 D m--Aoeommodatiou for EmOFy Grove.
10 55p m--Accomm0dation for kmorg Grove
Ticket and baggage once. Ill e. BALTIC street
All trains stop It Union. Pennsylvania ave
Fulton. Welbrook. North avenue) stations.
]. n. HOOP. q. n. B. n GRIswoLD. O. r
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MOONS PHASES.
THE LAFAYETTE DOLLAR.

Within the next few days there viii be
struck a. the United States Mintin Phila-
delphia the most unique and significant
coin issued in modern times. It's the
Lafayette Dollar authorized by Congress
in aid of the Lafayette Monument.
This coin. which is legal tender dol
lar. bears upon its face in basSrelief a
double medallion Of the heads Of WASH
ington and Lafayette and upon its reverse
a miniature reproduction offhe equestrian
statue OF Lafayette used Tor the Monu-
ment. The inscription on the dollar ex-
plains its purpose (struck in commemora-
ton Of Monument erected by school
youth Of United States to General Lafay-
cite. Paris. France. Iooo).
The Lafayette Dollar thus serves not
only to aid the Memorial work but forms
a new and beautiful tie between the two
great republics of Europe and America.
and therefore the coin must be regarded
as an International emblem. 1t consti-
tutes a most desirable souvenir and
memento of the Children's Monument
to the knight Of Liberty" the Univer-
sal Exposition Of 1900 at Paris. and the
opening Of the twentieth century. The
limited number issued will make these
coins extremely rare and in very great
demand. For each 1900 Of our popula-
Z ton there is ratio of but one Lafayette
Dollar.
The first coin to be struck ofthe 50. 600
will be presented by the President Of the
United States to the President of the
French Republic.
Popular subscriptions for these coins
will now be entered. and honored in the
order received. The price fixed on them
by the Commission is two dollars. All
orders for coins to be considered must be
accompanied by..payment in full and be
in the handsalof the Commission on or
before December IS. 1899. on which
date the popular subscription closes.
Drafts. currency or Money Orders will
be accepted in payment. Drafts and
Money Orders must be made payable 10
Edwin A. Potter, Treasurer Of the Com
mission.
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FOR SALE
A Good Chance for Investment.
kAiH0UsEs And LOTS, M
IN ANNAPOLIS.

Ist.-Three LOTS at Murray Hill,
without improvements. Beautiful sites
for dwelling houses.
znd.-LOT on Main street, 70 6o
with good DWELLING HOUSE, rent
ing at 81 90 per month. Price 500 on
time or $3.50 cash. Terms easy.
,rd.-LOT on Main street. Ask 81,
with TWO BRICK HOUSE, yielding
SIS per month rent. Price $1,000 on
time or $500 cash. Terms easy. Part
of purchase money may remain on mort
gage.
For further particulars apply to
JAMES M. MUNROE.
n77-tf. Attorney and Trustee.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the sub
IN scribe. of Anne Arundel Co.. has obtained
nom the Orphans Cont of Anne Arundel coun-
the personal estate of ELLA BELLIS, late of
Anne Arundel county. deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceasee, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the
1sr DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1900
They may otherwise, by law. be excluded
from All benefits Of the said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment
Given under my hand this 9Th day of July
1854 JosEfH II. REkIr{S.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

schedule in Eject November 10, 1899.
Trains arrive ct and depart from Annap-
oils. via A. " h B. r. r., changing
cars ct odsnton.
rRAms LnAvs Ass APoLIs.
WEEK DAYS. sUEDy
AMAMPM PMAMPM
L. Ws AnnsRoIls 3 3
A BsIss. S SaISa SEQ 1908 iiSsSF o $
,..va Caly It st.n. 5Si sso :. ssl sso4 70
BALTIC. P "a. Hr. !HSS 5ssI Soo1ssSS
T. T. W xnSsDSis ssSiuis sOos lc
For Philadelphia. New York, and the East
Changing &C Odenton. SIS % A. n. and II 10
and 10 P. N. SUNDAYS. 90 A. NJ. ID p. n
FOR BOSTON.
Colonial Express, weekdays. with through
Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars aud Vestibule
Passenger Coaches, leaves Union station. Bal
he Il A. M: arrives Boston (via steamer
sMaryiaTd' Route) 8 % p. n.
Federal Express, daily, leaves Union Station
SIS p. n. Arrives BostoL 90 A. N. Pullman
tnn. Connection leaves Annapolis Il 10 P. a
weeks days. Sunday, Is p. d.
FOR The WEST.
Leave Union Station. Baltimore.
Fast Line, daily, l2.OO noon for Pittsburg
and way points.
Pittsburg and Chicago.
Chicago and St Louis express 4 % m. dai
for Pittsburg, st. Louis and Chicago.
Western express6 $40 p "a daily for Pittsburg
Chicago and cleve-an Connects for Toledo
soffhWestern express. 8 40 r m, daily, for
Pittsburg, Colambus, Cincinnati and st Louis
Chica0o. Toledo and Columbus. Connects for
cleveland except Saturday.
For the North. leave Union station News
Erpress for W illiamspOrt, b q. "a. daily.
Nisoars express b Q N. week days. Fast line
for Wiiliamsport, Elmira, and Lock Haven
IS DO noon week days. Rochester and Buffalo
express 40 N. daily except Saturday. North
errl express, ii IS p m. Williamsport express
IS % daily.
For further information address ColinStudds
rassenRer Agent Southeastern District. cor
ner Fifteenth and @ Sts.. Washington q.
J. Z. HUTCHINSON, J. =. WOOD.
Gen. Manager Gen. kas. AZ
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ASSIGNEE'S' SALE
-oF VALUABLE
AReal Estate, u
In the Second Election District OF Anne
Arundel County, Maryland. on Sew
ern River.

ny vIRTUE of q power Of sale contained in Q
mortgage from Michael w. Nolan and Ellen IA.
Nolan his wife, dated on the 25th day OF Au-
gust. In the year eighteen hundred and ninety
eight. and recorded among the Land Records
Of Anne Arundel county, In Libcr q. W.. No. 10,
folio At, &C., the undersigned, as assignee or
Court House door. in the city OF Annapolis. Md.
oU
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City Tar Payers Take Notice.

AxxAroLrs, Md. November stf, 1892
ON ali tax bills paid during the month Of No
vember, 1899 the amount of the bill viii DC re-
ceived without discount or interest
On all tax bills Of this year remaining unpaid
after the goth day of November, 1899, interest
will be charged from the date when TIE same
became due and PAYABLE q e. from the 18th day
Of August, 1882
The undersigned viii report TO the Corpora
ton In December next all tax bills Tor this year
remaining then unpaid, and will thereafter
proceed to collect the same by due course Oh
w. H. PULLMAN.
Col of Taxes and Treas Of Annapolis Md
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A THREE H0Rsx POWER ENGINE AND
BOILER The whole outfit VIII Be sold t0r
AGO. Can be seen 1t the CAPTTAL once. yneLe
OTTO 7as Engine for the steam, We have no use
for 1s and Win sen it at = sacrifice. ApP!y OF
address the EvKxrsa CAPITAL. Annapolis. 10
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FOR SALE.
DRUG STORE,
STOCK AND FIXTURES AND
GOOD WILL.

BY virture OF the power contained in
deed of trust from Charles G. Munroe to
the undersigned, I offer at private sale
until further notice all the stock of Drugs
and Toilet Articles, also Cigars and To-
bacco. aud the Store Fixtures now in the
Drug Store on West street in Annapolis.
Maryland. formerly conducted by Chas J.
G. Munroe.
For terms and particulars apply to
GRAFTON MUNROE.
Trustee, or
JAMES M. MUNROE,
Annapolis. Md. Attorney.
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TUESDAY, lls ST. iaJ'u Dssnba, 100.
1 THBEs.sToRY Brick DWELLING,

containing Il rooms and bath, in excellent re-
pair.
This property was formerly the residence Of
the late VIM II. BELLS, and Is located directly
in front OF the state House grounds.
sECOND.-A lot OF ground on South side Of
North West Street in said City OF ANNAPOLIS.
known as 40 - North West street iron.ing
depth OF about 81 feet inches. improved BY
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schedule in Eject November 10. 1899.
Trains arrive at and depart from Annap'
oils. via A. " h B. r. E., changing
cars ct 0dsnton.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-11-28
ID the city OF AnnapoIIs, nc
Consisting of the well-known BELLS
RESIDENCE on State House Cir.
Gle, LOT on North West Street. i'm
proved by BRICK DWELLING,
and six desirably located unimprov-
ed LOTS at sMurray Hill.

az VIRTUE Of q decree Of the Circuit Courl
OF Anne Arundel County. passed On the leth
day Of october. 1899, In No. 2l6S Equity, case
81 BeIlis Va Morrow the undersigned a. Trus-
tees win ofFef for sale a. public auctio1 at the
COURT HOUSE door in the City OF Annapolis
Nd. on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-21
JOTTINGS 1BOUT TOWS.

Chief Croker yesterday issued orders changing the
stvlr of cans by the officers and crews of tho
city ArcboatS for headgear similar to that worn By
the river po!itc.
James e. Hart. who was arrested on SATURDAY. for
swnd ny women, waived q hearing in court yuster.
day and held for q al on three charges made by
different Coniplanapl
The Alumnm Association ~ Mount ST. Vincent
Academy, which mas u membership OF 500, Will give
n matiucC musicale this afternoon AZ III" Waldorf
Astoria, The entertainment wall last from 10
o'clock.
Ma iistrate Z-l!cr rerrorm'd his first marriage
ceremony ycst,r Ia. ..t marriag" took place in
the q lem puicr Court AMI the contra ting parties
were tx St"' ~ ui " ~ lolst street and Miss
Dora Elkm Of - East lCjt street
Al the al II a. me. tiug oi IN" New York SIX and
Cancer Ho-ptl last Friday the following officers
we've elected rreSl nj, Il, cleveland G Idy, Wee
Prrsilcnt Wilton &. Writer. SrCr,tar, l., ~ Bulk
Icy. VI. d, AMI rr a surcr, fdwau WiGSlow
Annie Muir II q. 80 yrH"t old. fell dead yesterday
IN front q. IA Water strrct, where I'll had IuuE
III y "a Il her Smping Aunir' III the neighbour.
h "a t can q found her chief pleasure in gath
tr,uL as man, 'h dmn ~ poo ~ around her and
uiounnS OHi'uuc melodies - W. IN
F.r, Comm sooner 'NnnrIlask'd the Corporation
C0u al "stcruay ton Interpretation Of that Scc.
too OF 'NU nrN BuIil NJ cole whch uposc- on the
fue 1, parturnt tho ny ct IerONcrIi. I" dies from
wrc ,krd buildings Thr Bild!ng Drphrtment has
hltAtIt dom tbs Wu.k an. ~ Hcar''l. objects Ia
the change.
era phs or scenes In Ia" var Will npbn, well
known. Will drlScrh Few Lecture on lhursta. after.
noon aud evening. III sTit d Ny many NOV IN pho.
tug apis uf the land and naval parade OF the cop.
t5n in homer ~ AdmIal b'%oy. Tn" lectures arc
- be ~ Shcrry sand will be- for tho h"nont ui tnc
Wilson industrial School fOr Girls. The Afternoon
lecture will begin at $3.50 o'clock and the evening
one at $3.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-21
Z.fMBo1NGO CAPTURED.
The Capital of Mindnnno Taken and Held
by the Navy with tho Aid of Natives.

wAsHISGToS. Nov, 20-A cable message re-
csiyed at $3.50 o'clock this morning from Gen.
Otis is regarded as slHniiying hopeful situa-
ton in tho Island OF Mindanao. although the
need OF troops to occupy important towns and
to preserve order Is evident. Zamboango.
mentioned in the following despatch oil Gen
Otis, is the capital of Mindanao:
MANILA. Nov. 2O.-One OF tho contending
insurgent factions ut ZamboanGa secured the
city and turned the same over to Capt Very OF
United States war vessel in hnrbor: other In
surgent faction made demonstration again st
city and Very called on Jolo for troops. One
company sent. The commanding officer ask cd
permission TO send three additional, leaving
two there Two'companios will be despatch d
from Jolo Both Joo and HamboanGa must be
reinforced IA soon rs practicable. 1t will
require several days. II was not intended
to take possession OF ZamboRnGn until later
No provisions made. Latter part Scptem Der
members insurgcnt Government In Cottahato
district. Southern Mndanao. beheaded New
Government formed which calls for United
States troops. Cities Cottabato. Buvao and Sur
iRao. northeastern point Mindanao. OF impor-
tancc. Troops will he sent to these points when
available. Hughes moving In Panay with two
columns. Insurgents have retreated from
southeastern portion OF tsland; OTIS"
dssEHtGn W e. IN" S@yy Dep1TtmsHt from
Xamhaunga and gives somrs additional details
The despatch follows
"Commander Very Of Ca-tine and friendly
b@anco 10Th 10 casunlties. Iandimg pn tr
from Castinc and Maniln hold town and fort
NaZro commanding, pending arrival OF troops
from JolO. Considerable force of insurgents at
Mercedes. four miles away
The officer mentioned Is Lieutenant Com
mander Nazro commanding the auxiliary gun
bont Manila
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-21
WAS 1T a DRUGGISTS MIsTIKE,
A Hoboken Doctor Thinks Ono of His PA
tients Died from Poison.

County Physician Charles A. Converse OF
Hudson county. " j.. was asked last night to
investigate the death OF Mrs. Julia A. Morris.
~ years old who died Yesterday afternoon at
the home Of her daughter In law. Mrs Joseph
Taylor. $40 Bloomfield street. Hobosln. Mrs
Morris left her homo in Bedford. near Red
Bank about month ago to visit her duug hter-
in-aw. She reached Hoboken In good health.
On the afternoon OF Nov. X she had slight
attack OF stomach trouble and her daug Inter-
in-law sent for DIR. David r. Atwell OF $50
Bloomfield street. DR.. Atwell gave a prescrip-
ton for sulpho- carbolate OF soda with di-
rections to take doses OF half teaspoonful in
water every few hours. The prescription was
made up at the drug store Of q. b. Brandt, 700
Washington street. Mrs. Morris took Il dose
and n fow minutes later suffered from violent
pains In the stomach. Dir, Atwell was called
those Of arscncal poisoning Antidotes were
administered. but Mrs. MorriS's condition did
not improve. Yesterday sho died.
DR., Atwell examined the remainder OF the
drug in the glass and found It to he OF a
yGIlowish color. He said that II should have
been white. He took II 70 the drug store and
the clerk who had filled the prescription
pointed out the bottle from which he said he
had taken tho drug. Mr.. Brandt said last
no mistake, The drug was exactly as he had
received II from Wholesale dealer Ho re-
turned the drug TO the dealer for analysis.
DR.. Atwell says he is certain that an error
has been made and that the medicine was not
what he prescribed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-21
LIKE POISON


Being forced to give ur coffee, dill it in .
half way. drinking cocoa in the morn
ing, but soon became tired OF that and longed
for the real Java.
Finally | tried Postum Food Co!icc. and
since that time have drank It to the exclusion
of every other beverage. You can imagine
like H.
Last summer was In a place where nothing
but Java coffee was served on the breakfast
table. and recommended tho use OF It.
In two or three weeks / began to suffer
from dizziness and explosive noises In my
head.
"Omc evening after walking about half n milo
became DIZZY and could hardly get back
horne. wher" fell, exhausted. on the bed.
knew what II" trouble was and insisted upon
having Postum instead Of the old fashioned
coffee, aud 60, well IL short order
II have always thought II worth while to
warn the cook, wherever ! happen to hn. To
make the Postum properly, that Is. by boiling
II long enough, Please do not print my name"
This Ia ~ lives in Pasad ma, Cal. and the
name Will be given on application to the los
tum Co.. at Battle Creek. Mch.-Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-21
NOT OPPOSED TO ROBERIs's REMOVAL
| Susan II. Anthony Defines Her Position in
| Regard to the Mormon Congressman.

Susan II. Anthony Defines Her Position in
Regard to the Mormon Congressman.
ROCHESTER,. Nov. 20.-Susan d. Anthony has
been publicly criticized for her remarks In op.
position to the resolution calling upon Congress-
TO refuse seat to Brigham II. Roberts. which
was introduced at the convention Of the State
Federation OF Women's Clubs. held in this city
recently. She was to-day asked TO more fully
define her position. She said:
When l opposed the motion presented at
the federation in regard 10 Roberts. did SO
on the ground that the motion. az worded
petitioned Congress to refuse to admit Roberts
IA n member OF the House OF Represe natives,
which. as explained at tho time. Il wns use-
less to do. | was arguing on the motion before
tho House. which referred not to tho removal
OF Roberts after he was seated. which is the
only way Congress can approach the matter.
but to his admission. did not wish the fed
erntion to make itself ridiculous by solemnly
taking action in regard TO Roberts as
tho other clubs had done. and thereby pro-
voking scathng remarks from the press
utter Inability Of women to comprehend tho
simplest matters Of Constitutional law.
After discussing this point the. question OF
kobertss unntness came up, and said what
believe IN regard to the standard OF morality
among men az a class. II y ia so uncommon
for men 70 violate the sanstity Of the home, as
soma OF these good women would have us be-
lieyc. why does double standard OF morality
exist for men and women? ] also hold that
Roberts. whose religion upholds him in his po-
lygntnous lie. Is less sinner than those
OF the society in which they move"
IT has been suggested" said the reporter.
that your cpposlton TO the Roberts resolution
lies in the fact that the women OF Utah are
enlranchised."
Miss Anthony laughed quietly and replied:
AS matter OF fact Roberts is personally
strongly and bitterly opposed to woman
suffrage. and many women In Utah voted
against him for that reason. 4 great many
speeches were made in the Ctnh Legislature
by women who opposed him.
Il sincerely believe that ono reason why tho
Roberts resolutions. ms adopted by womeu's
clubs throughout the country. have referred to
the adm ission OF Roberts instead OF his re-
noval. IL faint realization Of the difficulty
that would be- encountered, in preterrlny
charges OF immortality against him that would
ha worse than those that could be brought TO
light In connection with tho very men upon
whom would deyplvc the duty OF denouncing
Roberts, People who live In glass houses
should not throw stones"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-21
TE4CHERS WILLQSUE.
They Have Taken Legal Advice ana Are
Preparing to Act on IL.

Preparing to ACT on "'
The Committee on Teachers Interests OF the
Teachers Association met yesterday afternoon
to consider the salary issue between the comp
troIlcr and the Board Of Education. rs 1t affects
the teachers in Manhattan and The Bronx inc
committee was advised by counsel that the
School Board undoubtedly acted WITHIN the
provisions OF the law in fixing tho teachers
salarie and that tho teachers were under con =
tract for ut least one year and could enforce
that contract I'm the courts and recover inc
salaries the board agreed to give them. Inc
committee calling attention to the hardshlp
inflicted by the sudden discovery in the comp
trollers Office that the payrol's were Illegal
after they had been hohored for four months.
and the apparent inexplicnbleness OF the late
discovery decided that the teachers. acting on
the advice OF the associations counsel would
sue to recover their salaries on tho basis OF the
last four months II necessary.
The qualifying words III necessary were
nut I'm because the committee still hones that
somo settlement may be arrived az or that the
result OF the suit winch the Brooxyn ,ea ar ,b
Manhattan and Bronx teachers 20 begin ac-
tons The teachers are advised that their ac-
ceptance " salaries under the Qua sHhsnuss n IN
claims for the full amounts due them under
the schedules In operation the past Tour
months. ,,
TO talk OF the introduction OF various measures
IN the Legislature this winter looking To, a
reorganization OF the administration OF the
school system. particularly me financial end.
The principals in Brooklyn received tho
checks Tor the October salaries OF the teachers.
Yesterday afternoon, The payments were 5,
their clnims Tor tho increase pending the
ermhution Of the Courts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-21
LEHIGM VALLEYS VICTORY.
WINS A LAWSUIT AND COMPLETES ITS
TRUNK LINE

Court OF Errors and Appeals Said It Could
Cross Communipaw Avenue, Jersey CIV
md Before Midnight tho Tracks Were
LHid-Cass Hinged on n Soldiers Vote.
TRENTON. N. j.. Nov 2O.-The Court OF
Errors and Appeals to-day handed down
n decision that tho LehiRh Valley Railroad
has a right to lay four tracks at grade
across Communipaw avenue. Jersey City. thus
reversing the decision OF the Supreme Court
The case turned on the validity OF an ordinance
OF tho Jersey City Board Of Street aud Whtor
Commissioners passed by the vote OF Com
missioner Smith after he had accepted COM
mission rs Colonel in the Army. The court Of
last resort holds that the Colonel had not lost
his mem bership in tho board, and that the
ordinance Is therefore In force.
When i became known in jersey. CITY yes.
hsd SSdS Of tSs
nance passed by the Board OF street and Water
Commissioners giving he LehiRh Valley Rail-
road Company permission to lay four tracks
at once. Chief OF Police Murphy consulted
Corporation Counsel Allan L. McDcrmott and
the laying OF the tracks until the de-
cision had been filed Chief Murphy sent q large
force Of men to the crossing. Meanwhile
copy Of the decision and served il on Mr.. .McDer-
mott. who thereupon notified Chic; Murphy
that oil legal requirements had been complied
with and that the CON pany had right TO lay
tracks. The policemen we're withdrawn. and
ut s. o'clock last night gang Of 200 men began
to lay the tracks. The work was completed
before midnight. This ends n long tight. Tho
pletes the Iehish Valleys line between this
city and Chicago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-21
WoMAN's DEATH on a DOORSTEP.
Identified Rs Nellie Case, But in tho New
Tendrrloin She Had Another Name,

Awoman known as Addie Anderson was found
dead early yesterday morning on the stoop Of
the Hat house at 30 West Sixly-fourth street
Tho Coron"rs physician. who viewed tho
body. said HAT she had died either OF alcO-
will make nm autopsy on the body to-day. The
woman rromcl in the hous" with another
In h" nc,ghboring resorts AZ tho two Ads"
The other Addir was asleep in the house
when her roommate's body was found. II
was taken 10 the morgue. ID. j, Kennedy OF
liroa WAY and Wvtha street. Brooklyn was
there Inst u lght and declared that the woman
The Identification was . ntrmcd by Addie
Edwards, She said that III" dead woman came
OF z resnectnnlc Brooklyn family and thar She
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-21
American steel and Wire Company Absorbs
the Port Henry Plant.

ALBANY. Nov. 2o.-Thers will be . meeting
In New York city Tomorrow OF representatives
Of the American Steel and Wire Company and
OF the Port Henry iron interests. at which
there will ha n iorma nj transfer to the American
Steel and Wire Company ~ the Port Henry
COMPANY plant. The negotiations leading
nm TO the sale we're consummated month ngo
II ia unierstood that the price OF tho Port
Henry piant was 81, 100000.