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ROOMS. AND BOARD.

S31 22D ST. NV, COR. I-NICE ROOM IN GOOD
house; so Tor one; 500 for two ~ min
walk from State Dept, references. 1t.
400 MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE (THOMAS CIR
ciey, bright, cool ROOMS, with board, moderate
terms. jej-3t'
4o1 AN ST, OPP. JUDICIARY sol ARE, LAiiGE
ana small, newly papeied, furnished rooms;
communicating OF single; with board Iny2J-6t'
THE BURTON 2V7, 2U9 211 f. CAPITOL ST.
Nicely fur. rUorns. with good table; one square
from Capitol four doors from Library; per-
manent and transient guests. myS-24t-
THE AUBURN, 22D ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA
ave. w ashington circleD-Finest location in city
for transient permanent guests; elegant rooms
and dining room service unexcelied in ashington.
my2U-lm"4
THE GENOA HOTEL AND CAFE - WE AXE
feeding people than any other house in
Washington. why! because aim to charm
the aesthetic eye as well the epicurean palate.
Table, immediately clean and served by
fully selected, courteous walters. our board Is
the quality, variety and quantity. We broil
steaks and chops tho lard used) best Eisip but
ter French drip coffee, pure cream, make
own bread and pastry, plenty fruit and pure
mineral water for both table and kitchen. We
guarantee our $500 d week board equal to any
$500 or $500 table in this city. Beautiful
rooms with steam heat and electric lights. Rea-
sonable rates to transients. THE GENOA, SO0
S0S 18th st. NV. mh24-3m
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
uNFURNIsliED.

FOR RBNT-eoa 80 Sr Sw, SrO Spwti. sta ~
III NJ st sw Or. l.3o 32g II ST sw, br... n 30
- st sw. 6t.....l2. 80 fDU1 1ih = So. sr 10 ~
3S4 u 81 sw. 5r....l 2.60 pOS ] Az Sc Or snp
Is6 ID - sw, e.. 1850 3i2 T. ~ sw Or 49,. Is ~
500 I'd st sw, IT.. .l4.oO b LEONARD. $40 AZ s.w.
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49l sw, Or, ami 10 30 1916 Cap, Or ami. L. 10
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2o30 l. NV, ami. $40 % 63l l. NV, 9r...... 20.OO
l2le 3D. NV, ig yt 30 "a Fla NV. ami 1850
1904 Sd NV, brick. 1856 1902 I'D nw r.. IL. 90
40 Sd ne, ami .1G 40 6V6 18th ne, IL yd. 1850
1t
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FOR RENT
lena 10Th st NV.
Tor. ami 1890. So ~
1918 lgd'ker NV lur 81 80
l2u5 Lydecker nv. ar.
ami .-........ 80. sc
jess. tu&th ROBERT 4
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,,,..s jel st"
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1919 10th. cor Greg loo 90
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W lNIED-A RELIABLE WOMAN FOR GEN
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Office rooms. 1907 r NV.
.17i1 18th NV. Tor Is %
1901 5 NV. l3r. 80 10
lsu2 10th NV, ST. 80 90
stable, NV. 10 90
THERFDl;D, 1877 D st
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FOR SALE-BUGGIES, SURREYS, TRAPS BUSI-
ness wagons, daytors. stanhopes also frs t-class
wagons, my own manufacture.
fe2S-tf ]. ]. COOK. 1926 NJ st. NV
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WANTED-BOARD.

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your rooms to desirable permanent tenants for
SUMMER. call at once. with description and
price. Room 80 Metzerott bldg, ITO 4 st.
my 2l5ts
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1902 st, 9r......---- 1882 Sth st, r.. % 30
1t4S Cor st, 9r 800 80 10Th ST, s. "
1913 18TH ST, Sr. 300 Stab rr 33l q 9 20
je3-st III IAN st.
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LOG. 900 TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE
Any amount. Lowest rates. Also installment
plan. L. o. DeLaSHMUTT,
myt-tf 1921 q st. NV.
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~ Sth Or. /. $3.50 lio4 - 81, ....- 81. 30
oSa Nd Nv. ST. m $50 81 NJ So, 4r..... ESQ
W p Or. IN i-.-...lI.no 1881 VI r. 5r....... q. 80
1882 IA. Or. IN l.. 1901 800 l. &, 4r...... @ 80
335 u. 1r. IN i..... .2o.5oI
other desirable houses for white sud colured ten.
ants J. HARRISON JOHNSON u son.
5a3 81 3D6 1th At
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED -JANITOE AND WIFE FOR SMALL
ai2rtInruI house. rent free; bring refer
eureS- TIE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUSE
90 REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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pioyers provided With competent stenographers
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UNITED TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLIES CO..
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and DR.. buggy.
These vehicles being offered at greater bar
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Phone 1925 1890 32d ST. NV
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FOR RENT-BY W G. DUNALI.. 925 F ST. y W
1871 Sth NV, ST.. S29oO IU6 Il NV. 1850
1890 "a IL ID PIX. -2v-uu 1905 9th sw. Or. IS 81
lZlo 9th sw. 9r... 1870 500 NV. brick. Is 80
Oh ne, ami l6. 20 1ll2 North cap. Or. 1880
1913 9th nv, Or l5-.9 Stable, Union al. 900
40 Sc l4r-..... %. 40
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE IN NORTH
western section of city to care for during the
summer; frst-class references given. Address
INDIAN, Star office. je3-2ts
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WANTED-ROOMS.

NTED-FURNISHED APARTMENT OR SMALL
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NANTED-OlL statesmen TO SELL LUBRICAT-
ing oils gFruses salary commission,
ceIeE, sl1l line TIE a. u. HARBAUGH co.
Cleveland Ohio. delT-s, m,tu,tf
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Fine photograph gallery 359-6l Pa av nv 90 90
St&dw 11U2 9TH nv $500 Sto 17lo 7th NV. 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22
SENT A MESSAGE TO CROKER.
MAN ARRESTED AT NIGHT on SUSPICION
HAS A THOUSAND DOLLARS AND
DIAMONDS WITH HIM

Policeman Van Buskrk % the Wss- One-hun-
end-twentyAtta-st. station. last evening saw
william Van Tassei, seventy years old al i-or mel
chant. living az NJ rs Wsverey Place. get u an
EigAth-sve car al ne-hundret-and-tVen ty-At-h-
s., Van Tasse had attended picnic O.: th~ Hohoken
Turtle Club a. Kingsbrdg- lie had become .u-
t0Nicated. and D. tuat condition when he
reached hundred enty-hfth-st He was
assisted O. The Sidewalk by some news0oys
A well dressed then approached him aid,
chasing the boys away called a CO b and ro,eed=f
20 get Van Tas-e inside Van Buskirk suspected
flat something was wrong and began questioning
tho sober man NO. getting satisfactory az
PLANTATION ne placed Van Tas-ei under arrest Oh
fhe charge ~ irt0Ncati0n and Was taking him
away when the newcomer irferfered. asserting
that he knew Van Tassel and WAS taking MIN
aome lie became so r0t-y that The Qolr entN
decided o. tak- him 90 The station house. vnrf. Do
was locked ur charged with disO-ierly conduct
and interfering with au officer
A. the station house the man said he as John
Ransom. tnir-y-eght Years old. and lived ~ ne
Hore. Majestic He asked FOR messenger. and
when one arrved sent message 20 h',141e
hour this morn reply had been received
When Van TaSse. was searched he had oD 'i-
person s. sN IN money ard several diamonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22
HR. cOvRIED'S coNPAyT HERE.
MORE THAN FORTY ACTORS AND ACTRESSES At
RIVE ox THE sAALE-vHAT WILL Pc
SEEN Al THE IRVING PLACE

On ,h4 steamship saa.e o. me Norm German
L.oya Line which arrived Yesterday Were The new
members ~ re Irving Place Theatre stock com
nary They assembled more than forE in az
a. The theatre last night to consult WITH Heinri
Con-.sl ta- director % the theatre R-nee'-7.-
W. begin a. once for ne ueU PLAYS TO be IT'-
.ced early IT. the season. The theatre Wi. open
OF saturday September 80 with Sch.Iers Mara
Stuart
Among me more prominent - mo re" members
o. the r.u,7ary are Mss Jaros.ava Roberts ir m
tb4 s.atttheater Cologne, Mss Anna l<ontF =.
-..l r~et-- tr0m -he R0ya. Theatre. sra. 'l-i-
Ms Emile sohr3ta Royal Theatre Nm,
MIS- Na~-rs ScrlNei Stal-rrrat-t oI--la
Gorge 3 -selt Juvenile r0rle...au. fse7l-ei .t-
tr- Berlin Ear Bender S-acttneatei' -, me
PAL Fah-r Court Theatre. WEES baden a .Nr.''-
Ev-er Lsar1es- heater Graz Gustav - me- : ,l..-.
Ttea-re Berlin. and Rudolph hi@i7-R go i HOY SO
some o.. ,fr o.s tavor,tes who VII he seen aga
a-a Miss Anna 2raEa. Mss Z s. 'oilrrer Miss va
Nerl-o Mrs W.hrinire Schiller and Mes-rs
~ -r-0tl and others Among The new plays WI
ne some 81 r7ser SHERMAN and Gerhard Haupf-
mann 4 .f4oarrr-Hte-' VII 10 celebrated ~ ''-
t.-er III cor,reInorat0u X the -'"th birthday 0'
rf. Irving Place Theatre has been completely
renovated and i-s appearance g~fat.y ennal 81
Nothing hu- me curtain and ne four Na4s rem ar
If The old nterl0r I.e~r are r'" sage ana
Nv auditorium with r., painting Pc" -arQe,
and broader orchestra chairs and Manage 'onrle-
has tor4 everything for t1c cong ~ ny MS patrons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22
An ANSWER TO WHALEN.
-r RAPID TRANSIT BOARD WILL RE
Ply TO-DAY TO THE CORPORATION
cOUNSEL'S SUGGESTIONS.

~. Earld Transit Commission yesterday held It's
-. meeting after the summer vacation The
..-,re was in enc rooms Of the Chamber - Com
-. Alexander r orr presided and the other
-.-~,,ss,crers present We're George L Rives
roosr.ry Ianzion. Charles Stewart smith and
- y Stariu Controller ro,er Deputy Control
- EDGAR Levev William Barclay Parsons the
.-r,rse- and Edward VI Shepard and A. Board
"a. O.. counsel 90 che Commission. We're prs~er,
aso
s,s..ss.,- G., che letter which President orr re-
..l,ss from Corporation Counse, Whaen and he
s-.--.-- % a reply thereto Then an adjournment
,ss aiken uu-l o'clock today.
" V-se- ir bis letter. published YESTERDAY
.srgestes .aanses .a The present rapid transit
,,ars Among these suggestions was t- begin me
..--s a. ..e upper end o., che c.ty instead o.. the
,-,s- Or middle. also 20 make the southern ter-
-,-ss q. s-1.h Ferry instead u az The city Hal.
:. MAKE ,re tunnel larger than was ars- Intended
., NOV. <-- the carrying - EXPRESS packages.
s.----r .or ~ electric wires and pipes and Ike
csan-es-
-, answer % NJ Wnalen Will re ready. &C. is
- I'D t-4 rmissi0u for eua. approval
"~or.-oller Co.a~ voull NOT say atter tAe meeting
81. 49, extent tl. Commission differed with Core
p,-s--1 ''.7s'. rs haler views alt1ole ne SAD
-. --e-. we've some differences Pres itr- Drr
-eo,s1 N- Wha.ers suggestions w ne' *
&c ~ .-irk %. situation Is favorable
80 answer cd Alr Wnaler letter VII oe Draw
--s.e.-s yesterday NJ Shepard said
= g. nov -ll-k -0at ar. NJ aaitn l~'lr- ma
- ID. proposes desirable as they may boz ean-
-, l-3e~ -re law and cons-itu'ion .t made q
s,-s-----.- b. or probably two years Taet knoR
g. v-.'sr does nor desire ~ propose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22
VACCINATION INSISTED or.

LONG ISLAND CITY TEACHERS AND PUPILS
ALIKE SUBJECT TO THE ORDER
Al 80 teachers - vel as al n me pupils m
'-s public schools of Long Island city are heirz
examined 20 and ont whether or nor hey have
hee, vs-c'nated recently r fhey have not been
he operation must 10 performed or they cannot
attend the schools Some time ago. AZ ne las'
meeting ~ the Board ~ Education i7 Flushing a
letter from President Murphy = The Board of
Health n Manhattan was read stating that this
must 10 done Little attention vas paid 20 The
Communications and the secretary " he local
Board wrote % President MURPHY thar the matter
a1rid 30 con -ifered ~ some conrenie1f finl~
This aid NOT SUR Mr. Murphy SO yesterday morn
irg tn. examination Vas ordered and begun. re
says that unless the order j. 0oeyed ~ tne c'fer
40 schools VIII be- closed IN he borough SAM
farv Superintendent %. L. Llsk - ne Borough "
Queers II attending 20 the examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
CAMDEN LIGHTING COMPANY IGNORES
THEIR AUTHORITY



SHARP BATTLE '' TX -"h H''-
APPEAL I'D wASHiNGTON F0R HELP
~ .s..., r.. -,-,asr I<zhfirx
"a ,+.ead hattie fhis
ana n'a''ns -o"p'"' 90, 'l....-~ro,.r. r.
"'''''"E 8-8''r' '' $500 80 .t.-...,
company -'N9 -'-'s ' ,~,.- e,
NJ" q" "'~'' =" '7 -. ~. .r,trs sd
.Oni o. me nv ~ ~ -. - .rAc,ion
q. -" -, - - ,.o, ,ss,- YORK
49, So 4 -,te md xsre
49," mr. -. =, t,,,-ae n the
p-pd'"S ~ 80" - $3.50 - ssrnon-
Ao'e a"- -e"so ''T men '' "''N arg
STATIONS -
some Or iae "ofAmen at'e"P'e' ~ '-"Y -
and The result Ta- inat telephone r'@@se-'
-ent nylns 20 me '-y nan -S'N A.,
policemen 90 the reV posfofiice 20 prevent a ii'-
-.rn.,re The nof,cs,nar arrived sized ~ go Sit
-. ....- ~, ..,, .,,st,.,.. for-t.er
a''o" A"' '"'"-''--'' ~ W 1900 49,
non. They Se-e ~ once released ~ 1r'nilf- "A'''
furnished av Secretary Bur'..sh. ~ $50 hight
Ing company 'or hearing 'o-'nor.0N n''n.ns vi
a charge ~ f-sorlerlv conduct and f'rnlgS"s 20
a-r-+ -rfss IN .ba .t-. Rfthou- 4 license Later =
,...-.l -. t,,, 40, a f..--5e- attempt
''enS3 vs. procured '+' 800 49,
-7ls Special OH-o- FOX ~slse1 tispa'-h 20 be
.sr, -, ,V..,l.z+o- a...are fr. situation and
97,l I'D "'SN ~"
a'hii- t1r INSTRUCTIONS
4 reply uas received in IBIS cry about I'D
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22
ARBITRATION SUGGESTED.
FRACTIONAL DISPUTES N wEsTCHEsTER
COUNTY To RE ENDED

COMMITTEES FROM tbs WARD AND Burns WINGS
INVITED TO AGREE ~ 4 BASIS FOR HAR
MoNY -rHp Ex SENATOR HOLDING OFF.
Republicans In Westminster County are much
Interested IN contest FOR leadership between
ex-Congressuan William l.. Ward = Port Ches-
t4r. and ex-State Senator Irving Burns Z
Yonkers They have taken sides n the contest
for the control - the county organization. ana
considerable iu feeling has been stirred ~ be-
tween The adnereuts ~ Burns and the followers
- Ward An effort % stop the quarrel has
been made uy 3 Odeu jr, chairman ~ the
Republican state Committee Some time ago
NJ Odeu invited NJ Burns ard Mr. Ward 20
q conference a. The headquarters - The state
Committee and suggested that they appoint
committees o. araltrate their differences and
agree on basis for harmony Mr. Ward agreed
10 Mr. OdeiIs proposition but Mr.. Burns would
not promise 90 arhitrate until he had consulted
his atherents
Mr. Ward called meeting y his friends ana
his committee - present the case - Chairman
Odeu was named Included ID the I've were
Leslie Sutherland Mayor Of Yonkers. Levere'i
r Crunh County clerk and John br Nn.
= White pains. tn Burns committee had :,
been appointed YET and - Is believed mar ".
Burns would prefer % walt until after fn. ~
publican cauclses IN the county are h' ~ IT,
had talk with Chairman 90 Del yester Ia
however and vas urged o. submit MS case -''
arbitration without more delay
The Ward element feels confident - '.-
trolling -re Organization. bur- BON s.i-s o.
irving % secure tr. 1-Ir ~ Sl-rir man. 3D.
N.r0v who so fsr has held aiaos from -ne 81 .s-
4nt confess AL aye anxious awaiting me l--
s.f+ ~ 'rc primaries 20 boz held ~ ne '.ii
cites ~ the county Yonksrs Mount Nern
ana NAv-Rocheu- f0r upon them depends '.-e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22
cHR1srIAy EyDElvoR GATHERING.

TIE STATE CONVENTION 70 HE HELD AZ
CAMDEN
Car7d4, sept 2 Special Proportions on 10
eral scale have been made t0r the New-Jerses state
Convention q Cnristan Endeayor. which VII as
senbie or Wednesday morning Septemner = a.
O'Clock ir The Broadway Mrtn0l!st EpisSopsl
f-n.,-'- ~ his civ The Rev Or .orue-4s Brett
of Jersey CITY WI preside The Rev Or Arthur
y Soa6ner " Cauler l- chairman % ne l0c2l
.0r,-r,i.-se Among fhe speakers VI. DO tee Rev
Or FLOYD y Tomkins OF, Philadelphia. ne Rev
Or Kerr Bower Upper u Prfai-I phIa, The Rev
Or 7 Wilbur Chapman. u Nc~-4or and l. Wills
Bae~ % Boston ,..
loeie-v ~ also 20 present a. A single session.
The convention vii remain .r session during
Wednesday and Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22
BROOKLYN NEWS.
TWO POLICEMEN INVOLVED.
THE DEATH or JOHN cHATTERToN CAUSES
NUMBER or ARRESTS

NUMBER or ARRESTS
Policeman Gls-4.e Van Deuze- q the Fllton-st.
station Vas charged WITH nanslauehier In the
Atans-s'. court yesterday This was result ~
re d4sth = John Chattertou III a hotel a. No III
Washingfon-st early yesterday morning chatter
i11 va printers helper and s'ereotfper. ana
lived A. 80 s. Nassau-st Hts death was a. first
reported as due 20 natural causes Later there WIS
AZ Investigation by the District Aftorner or,'e.
and me charg- y narslarshter was preferred
against Van Deuzer. who was held for examnation
hy Magistrata Steers
Captain Druhan u the Fui'on-st police station.
had placed Acting Detective George Brennan m
tae ease and r. was learned rat there had oee7
n Hrh' 'r The place T. WAS also earned that there
We're present A. me tine James Moran. known 40
Red Moran -Henty-nl0e years old o. NJ i@
sanis-~'. Deritra puNv thlr.g--eev4n year % 10
I.-.a-st-, " no Is known as he ~por-ng -
r MS "a 5mar is Hungarian she was locked ~ N
light trousers She said tha- Moran was nor tne
VA IL Ia $500 80 sasa-cr -p5v4d t-s-
Policeman Van Delzer bad been drinking in the
on 1is vacation. and Captain Drpnan recalled him
anf placed him under sirvei anre NJ.
go AS or Is va,a.ion. PAD neeg n tae st-9on
70 o- po- r.n-,i- ~. --'~ roos fo-r men
q ne Acam--st station and turned them oyer to
Then he tac.s began 20 become knoFr rha--err-
h1fe rle Mnr8r and Var DeuZer SAT a. lnot1er
fable Tre policeman made e0r. r7 r'ea-4nt -e-
mark about tle Duffy WOMAN vrI.H 'ratt-rfou
resented and q quarrel followed -aat-e-t5n cried
~ -.e eo- an d. r. was ass- e .--e5 ain
falling and a. hands rushed from mo place. The
There were p mark. r, Violence ana ne s'or' II
W. v aea lue- r2ned by Inspector Rhodes and a7-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22
10 WRECK TIE TROLLET CAR.

ANOTHER ATTEMPT u CAUSE SERIOUS DAMAGE
A. MOUNT HOLLY
Noun, Holly Sept . Special Another dastar5-
81 attempt was made has afternoon - wreck
Pennsylvania trolley car IN .he deep GU near the
FAIR grounds When Conductor Charles WIS START
81 og, u n. his car came near being thrown
from the track oy 0astru lions tnat had been
placed on the rails These consisted - Two INKS
and several coupling pins They acre fastened =
such a manner that The car did nor knock them on
The company received word a. once. and me 4oca
police naia a~0r+s % catch th@ hoys who ere eus-
pee e. A section zarg Wa working close ny a.
ne tine Several unsuccessful attempts nave oeen
de wreck these trolley NHr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22
LAcKAwAyNA RAILROAD OFFICES.

The Delaware t-ackaNanna and Western Ran
road COMPANY has decided not 90 erect Si51o
Office building 1u thc pier Just east - The rain
shed ar the Hohoken terminal plans Tor which
mad been prepared IL is Understood that the com
panv Intends 20 puf up more SUBSTANTIAL struct-
ure - brick the site for which has not Vet been
= .eff cd
: Superintendent Dl Puy said yesterday that the
ot M .a building "A Verifa0e shaDfy AZ the wes'
.ri z the station - 20 ne abandoned The officials
vii yarafe 30 on October J. and vii transfer their
IF res % fne TOP floor . the H0boken Land and
Improvement Company building. II lower New
ark-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22
BOARDING HOUSE FIGHT ~ corRr.

lam Rlackwo5d ana his wife Lotte were
c-e-gaa r. The Atams-st police court yesterday
Win assau!tng Miss Minnie Burns and Mss Emma
p-aav = was fh. outcome q d quarrel II tre
boarding aolse ~ Mrs Barrett. a. 10. % Adams
Rhe-e ali The people I've on Wednesday grf
plarEwo0l vas eldrEe. Min striking Mss Burns
sIfr A fragment of shattered pitcher and bis
afa vas charged win Using vltriO. weapon
~ offence IRE defendants pleaded not guilty. and
aera halt f-r eAinlnAtlr next Ileslay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22
nnrrr EnR TIE B0Ie. TR4LNLvG ScROOL

-era-y Commissioned Walton. n, he Department
,, r.,-f- Buildings Lighting and Supplies yester-
Jaw received co-ice from Controller coler shat
,s .0 ta- beer transferred 20 his Department for
The restoration 4 ths Disciplinary Training schoo
~ pvs which vas Ia -.v 1ac1age1 By Ire lasf
vs-eh since +ha- tine many 81 re 1oys have
E- In -~e catholic Protecto7y ~ West Farm.
49,. .-of-f-r school tas 1aer eGIippe. wi-h FIRE
s--~s and A good supply OF hose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-22

.--thafa 3 Henderson has applied % re -
--e--a COURT sor ronuirtes on t7e person and
1....A a, MS aunt Ms Amelia Robinson who II a
innate ~ Or Thomas T.. Weiss Sanitariam 10
az :, Marks-avs Mrs Robinson VINO IS thirty
.'vr- years ola has been in the sanltarium for TIE
H. - we ve years they say that ner principal hal
i.rlnst.or r. thar sr@ -s queen Victoria and as
s.,-l sne demands the most abiect homage from the
.++.-sa-,s sne has 3 - e. The bank and OWLS
-, buildings ln Manhattan which are valued az
70
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MARIE-LIeuteranf Francis W.ns.oU.
y AsTOR-Captaln J. Hocgsdon. /
" md " y Powell. United Sfates Minister %
g.,,l Pr-CkINGHAM- Bishop Joseph n John
-o- - Los Angeles cal FIFTH Az EN- TX
Governor WI8n p kellogg u louisiana. ~
,.oas~.-.n4n William "a crapo ~ Ne" bedford
NJ and Iudgs fred Hand ~ Scranton GIL
Srv- ..r.ai- : symmords = Puerto Principe
r..s GPA~D-go.0ne. Hoffman. u Eimira.
~ Major General Ros's star HOFF
MAN-Cornesus jay Kane ~ Buffalo ityl-LA u
rl.r.sb ,grkirs - Washington. and ~ WIN
.er ~ = Pa. IMPEKi AL 70 Mayor y O.
Robinson o. r mira MANHATTAN-Baron Re
,e.h Of chicago NAE I'- F. senator O. ,
-,sae- ~ ENlrotrviNe - SWITZERLAND
.....srs.t colonel o. ! War g. 81 @. 1f Ja-
Mo- West Indies pLAIA-6iener'I Charles
VIE or Franklin Penn sAF0i-l Mtaoa'--'r
n ,,e- ~ Maine WALDokF-lu4se Lfnf- Htf-
-,.or - New- Haven. ire H0r Cecil Bro0nlo~ ~
,-e.r .r4 Hon Kenneth Wilson NJ HiI EnE
'eaa n N Sage o. Albany and EAhu Root Sc
re,zry % Var
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~o1nse applied ro Justice Garre,sor IN ne g.
prone Cou-t Yesterday % punish sheriff v
Wood 70 Nassau county f0r contempt o., court
H- has refI~st ~ execute an attachment against
tho property of Helen Fenfon .n al action of
Sea Try
JUSTICE 5arf.f-on -ali % was Ue iniF ~ in"
ane~f~ 20 accept me order ~ The Court DO mali
v.-a-. VAS and be- this ease The -'srir was ii--
tin.t.t .n .0uffmQ' He ia nor believe. however
that the Snerir meant 10 disresDect the Court