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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-02
CHISIMIN WINS A BAY HORSE.
In n Church. Fair Rntlls and Locks Ills
Door Against the Prize.

In n Church. Fair Rndls and Locks Ills
Door Against the Prize.
Charlie Kim. Chinese laundryman OF 1923
First avenue won fine bay horse In n rattle
at a church fair on Thanksgiving Day. hut oil
efforts to apprise him o. his luck or to induce
him TO accept the animal yesterday were
futile. Klm's knowledge OIL English is limited.
and apparently he took chance on the animal
In ignorance OF what he was doing I, was
one OF tho prizes at the fair o! tho Church o.
Our Lady OF Perpetual Help In East Sixty-nrst
street which the Chinaman was induced 10
visit on Thursday night.
When one 0! the men who was selling chances
on the horse Induced him 10 invest 80 cents
Kim didn't seem to haze clear understnnd ng
OF the transaction, but he handed o"er 80 cents
and received ticket numbered 4.OSS, That
number came out ut tho drawing aud the Rev.
Father Connolly, tho pastor Of the church,
prize taken around 10 tho Winners laundry.
The bay Is valued at about 800. II was given
to the church by Peter Currpn Of 1892 First
avenue Cnrran led the animal around to
Poo in front wits Is" he entercd and t6a KIN
that ne had won the horse. Kim did not COM
without max Ing the matter any clearer
You Rlivo horsee. give money: ale same
ylesterday; CLONE money every day: glo way"
Ho, tried 70. push Curran out Of his place and
not being able 10 do 40 alone called hs as
sistnnt. Curran walked out 10 avoid trouble.
Therenn9n Kim closed: and LOGGED his door.
and was ohout 10 lead the prize into IN. aun-
dry when Policeman lScnberG came along and
Kin kept his place locked for tho rest Of tho
evening and Curran took tho horse back home
He Ia wondering what to do with It.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-02
THIRD AVENUE TROLLEY TROUBLES.
Broken Insulated Wire Lets the Power Rail
Fail ana Blocks the Cars.

The plough o, Thrill avenue electric car hit
something underground at Bayard street and
the Rowery about IL O'Clock last night There
was n sputtcr and flash OF light and the car lost
its power for n moment. but hit a live rail
again and passed on The next minute a
second car ran over the same place. hit n
snag and stopped
gang OF mcn from the power house at Bay
ard street found TINT an iusulntor had brok n
ami allowed the 7 power rail 70 fall For an
Slot was full OF siarklrs and blue FIRE from
Chatham square TO Bayard street. and
several cars had their electric take-ups
uptown sidings. Tn. current grounded In
rart or wholly from time to time. then came
back all at once. so that cars which barely
moved with the controller at full speed, sud
denly jumped rod ahead at fast clip.
Eventually repairs were made and the cars
ran more smoothly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-02
SORTIFS At KIMBERLEY.
Indications That Most of the Beers Have
Gone to Fight Gen. Methuen.

'ohe W
Special Cdbis Despach,s 10 THE sus.
KIMBERLEY. Nov "a DELAYED in transmits
sion Tho Beers have blown up two large
culrcrts on the railway line toward Spytion-
tcIn.
The proximity OF Gen. Mcthuen's relieving
column greatly cheers the garrison.
~ The Foers to-day were seen only in small
bands OF nifty. 1t Is believed that the greater
number OF tho Beers have gone to Spytfontein.
KatIlrs report two large laagers Of $50 wagons
at Olifantsdam. Cape Colony.
An armorod train this afternoon made q
reconnaissance toward Dronfcld. but tho
Beers fired Ave cordite shells from their guns
ana tho train retired. Tho enemy this after
noon il firing at tho reservoir fort from VIM
bcdoa Br dgc.
An official estimate Is that the Beers have
fired 1000 shells during the bombardment.
Their explosive effect was greatly neutralizcd
by the frequency with which they fell In soft.
sandy ground. Tho British have fred 600
shells.
LoRENZo MARQUEE. Nov ~ Delayed in
transmission The Beers at Kimberley re-
port that on Nov % strong force OF tho
garrison. accomrnnIed by field pieces made
sortle and surprised the Boemhof commando.
After sharp fghting assistance arrived for the
Beers ana tho kimberley garrison retired.
covered by q heavy artillery Are. The Bocra
had nino killed and seventeen wounded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-02

Finch. verified October 30th. 1909. with copies
OF the following aflidavits thereunto annexed.
to-wit: OF Max LanRbart. Joseph A. Columbine.
Thomas j. Lucas and Andrew J. Bertrand tho
affidavit OF John II. Delaney, OF Henry Nc
Manus. OF W. winslow Williams. OF William @.
Hanson. OF William Perkins. Of John A. Haw-
kins. OF William II. Terry. OF Charles Howells.
OF Nathan Newman and OF John W. Richwine.
oil verified October Both. 1890; and the am
dayits OF the plaintiff filed In rebuttal. to wit:
the afidavlts OF william NJ. Laffan and
Joseph A. Bryan. verified October 30th 1899,
and the AFFIDAVIT OF William @. McCloy. verified
November 1st, 1890. and due elaboration
having been had thereon:
Now on motion OF Seymour ID. Thompson
and Franklin Bartlett. Esos,. attorneys for
the plaintiff herein. 1T Is ORDERED that the
defendants and each OF them. their officers.
agents and servants and each OF them. be and
they are, and each Of them is. eniolned and
restrained, during the tendency OF this
action:-
1. From advising or requesting. whether by
oral communications. by letters. or by printed
circulars, the advertising customers OF this
plaintiff. or persons who might become Its
Advertising c1stomers. to desist or refrain
from advertising In Its said newspapers or
either OF them. THE Bun and THE EVENING
Sun.
2. From resorting to any species OF threats.
Intimidation. force or fraud to accom- plsh
such purpose, or procuring other persons so to
do: from preventing or attemp ting to prevent
any newsdealer. nowsboy. newsman or news
woman from selling the said newspapers OF
tho plaintiff. The Sun md THE EVENING Sun.
B. From resorting to any species Of threats.
intimidation. force or fraud TO bring about
such result; from "picketlng" the establish
ment OF this plaintiff. at 100. 10S and 10 Mas
sau street. In the Borough OF Manhattan and
city OF Now York. or any OF the branch Offices
OF this plaintiff In said city.by statoning them
selves or others upon or along the streets. al
leys or thoroughfares leading to It's various
places OF business for tho purpose OF in
tercepting its employees whio going to
or returning from its said places OF
business. and by intimidation. threats. force.
fraud. or defamatory publications inducing
or procuring them 10 quit the employment OF
this plaintiff: or from resorting to the like
means at any other time or place. or under any
other circumstance. 20 induce. procure or
compel the employees OF this plalntifr. or any
OF them. to quit this plaintiffs employment.
4. From. In any other manner or by any
other means. interfering with the property.
property rights or business OF the plaintiff.
Enter H. W. b.. ]. s. e..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-02
REFUND THE PUBLIC DEBT.
A SCHEME TO ZEE DISCUSSED ny
THE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE.
The Proposition TO BE Included In tho Cur
rency Bni-It Contemplate tho Refund
ing OF All OF tho Interest-Benring Debt
Except tho Issue Maturing in 1925.

ing OF All OF tho interest-benring Debt
Except tho Issue Maturing in 1928.
.
WASHINGTON Doc i.-one OF the most radi.
cal MEASURES 10 20 ulscuSseu u. tue meeting OF
,he senate fihanco 'ph'ni'.ee tomorrow
hornihe az ~ oc'o'N 10 "pIopos"ioh 10 re-
Iunu almost INC entire in,etest-oearing
hatiopal oeot OF 'ne on,,eu ntates. In tne
psel'm,hary conferences VI 'he "ommlttee' heiu
since the adjournment OF the last Congress.
the proposition for rounding has been virtually
agreed upon. '.n momSeI OF inc committee SAID
oo-nisnt tna' a''houEn .ho comunttee hau as
yet formulated no bill for the revision OF the
currency laws n measure OF that kind includ-
Ing the debt rcfunding feature, would In oil
row pight, He predicted that the meas.
ure would in some respects practically
%,tCs but tsa, the measure rs , a, whole would
members OF the Senate committee that the re.
funding scheme. although II does not appcar
in the House bill. will be acceptable to the eau.
Gus Committee and to leading Republicans in
tho House.
mIt,eo at tn. Oriental Hotel con.y island
last ,. summer. Secretary Gage was present by
invitation ana submitted an outline scheme
Tor the reminding OF the national debt. IL now
appea'S ,,a. nv secretary ,et ,,
iouhu sups.ah''aI favor win the committee.
and that although the method OF carrying II
ont will not he porfccted until to.morrov. IN,
-, II, a. -, -, t.., ~ ~
pan VIII DO adopted ana incorporated IN tho
forthcoming Currency bill
Tho plnn IL 10 oxtepa tho TINA ~ p,nturitv
49, 20 w ~" wy ''io W
OF All the .ni'ed states pohus' except the issue
Of Jan. II. 1875. maturing in 1925, and
amounting to sloo. si5 100. /, is believed that
ciuias tha ms s,h,ii,r ~ rafuniinp II nj pres.
ni TIN pniS Via Nv %,an,inn ~, tho ~ ,xnI
inv a.hnu,o ia ,h"t U,,t ~ tho Ian, nw,hn,i1eJ
in Juiv. iS7n anil 'Innmn,v. ISiI which was
NJ M npion ~ ,yorn,rn. hcree o:
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v.nnniIni ~, hor5s 49, rctn,d''d ~,
proNnnt'u ~, W." u.us ,uuIf 5b.'unoru . =. 80.
OF pc, HEeennI;.no VII. pc Sss on,nmrrwnete
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-02
EMPRESS CAR ROBBED.
Masked Man Steals 81, 100 ON Train Near
Charleston, n, G..

CHARLEsToN. &. c.. Dec. IA masked robber
tonight entered the express car on the South
ern Railway passenger train bound for
Charleston. covered tho two messengers
with revolvers. stole sl.7O0. stopped the
train and made his escape. Tho rob-
berry occurred few miles out of
Branohville. sixty miles from Charleston. Tho
man knocked on the platform door of the car
and rushed In when II was opened. The mes
sengors. Rhodes and Ramsey. were told to
throw up their hands.
Rhodes was forced TO stand in a corner OF the
car and Ramsay was made TO open tho safe aud
surrender tho cash. III his hurry tho robhor
failed to SEQ another safe which contained
$4,000 Aftcr securing tho money the robber
stopped tho train.
Tho crow did not know OF tho robbery until
ten minutes after It had occurred. AMI at
Georges. ten miles down. SheriGr's posse was
organized. and tonight Is pursuing the rob-
ber with blooihounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-02
FRENCH LINE BUYs WATER FRONT,
Such n Rumor Currcnt-SeGotiations with
Somebody Going On.

There was q rumor current on staten Island
yesterday that negotiations were in pro-
gress for tho sale Of large extent Of
water front at Stapleton, s. l.. owned by Mrs.
George Bechtel. TO the French Line Steam
shin Company Lawyer william N. Mullen.
counsel for Mrs Bcchtel. said tonight that for
the past month there had been negotiations
front property AT Stapletun but said that his
dealings had been with an individual OF wealth
who wished tn make All investment. Hc knew
OF no steamship company in connection with
the matter
Mr. Mullen would not give tho name OF the
individual, and also said no sale had vet been
made. He would not say what price had been
offered or demanded, hut admitted II would DO
q large transaction II consummatei. When
asked II the con alteration would he million
dollars. he replied tina: 1t would not be so
much.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-02
MONTREAL AND tine GRAIN TRADE
Likely to Accent n Syndicate'S Offer to
Build Three Great Elevators.


Build Three Great Elevators.
MONTREAL. Dec 1.-The Montreal Harbor
Commissioners practically accepted to-day the
offer OF the Buffalo syndicate. headed by
W. J. Connors. 20 establish immense ele-
vator facilities here to divert tho car
riage OF grain from the West to the
st. Lawrence route. The syndicato> sub
mitted an offer to begin at once the
construction OF three elevators with n
capacity OF at least 100000 bushels OF
grain each. with the necessary warehouses.
ut a total cost OF more than $3,000O0O.
The syndicate also agreed to build feet OF at
least fifteen grain barges at q cost OF 100000
each to carry the grain down end guaranteed
tho first season to bring down ut least
25.00O.OO0 bushels and each senson there
after at least 35.OOO.0O0 bushels OF grain,
the rates charged TO be subject to tho
approval OF the Lleutepant- Governor IN
council. The syndicate asked for q lease OF
the REQUIRED sites on the harbor front for
forty years.
Tho Commissioners approved OF granting
the necessary sites, providing the syndicate
would carry out tho terms OF the offer. The
details are to be arranged at a joint conference
TO be held at an early date. II Is understood
that the syndicate viii not be allowed to have
u monopoly Of the elevator facilities ut this
port but the acceptance OF he offer means tho
granting TO the syndicate OF most valuable
franchise.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-02
PONDER MILL BLOUS UP.
Ono Man Killed, Several Injured and Ono
Missing Near Columbus. Kan.

JOPLIN. No. Dec, 1.-The La0in 4 Rand
powder works at Turck. near Columbus. Kan.
were blown up this afternoon. one man was
killed. two wcro hurt mortaiy. four were SORT
ously injured md one Is missing, The fire
originated in the mixing room OF tho powder
mill while nearly all tho employees were at
dinner. An explosion followed,
The explosion shook the earth for many
miles around, and iis force Wa distinctly fOlt
in Joplin. twenty miles distant.
The report was heard IN Carthage. forty-two
miles away Tn" mill wnS ono ut the largest IN
the West. This ~ the second explosion IL has
had within u month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-02
GOTERSMENT FyYiyCES.
For Five Months tho Receipts Exceed Ex-
pendiinres by ala. 300 900.

pehHIINtts by HI3,OUO,OUD.
WAsHINGToS. Dec, 1.-The condition OF the
Government finances at tho end Of Novem Der
is a surprise even to the Treasury officials who
have followed the situation very carefully, for
the receipts exceeded the expenditures by
tho large sum OF .SG.175725. This is a larger
accounts have shown in the last six or seven
years.
The November receipts amounted to $40 =
a45.572. and the expenditures to $40. TB0.S47.
The receipts In November ~ last year, al
though cons'dercl largo at the time. were only
SR,DOD.Nlo. Yet the expenses In November OF
last year were $40. OOO,0S6, The wnr expenses
last month amounted TO 81 400 O2. The No
yemb"r receipts were from the following
enMc. S23, C93, poi MISCELLANEOUS. S4,Oi7.H0O
The surplus In the Treasury on account Of
IL about s13500.OOO The recent purchases
OF bonds are not included under the head OF
expenditures in the Treasury statement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-02

OF Further New. From tb, Modder Rive,
,,.,. u-,., ~. r, ,,,, m a..
.,..
"oers"eh' h'"S"r" S'' " Rreres
rrsoa, cabi. De,oa,e,e 10 Tar su~.
BERLIN. Dec. 1.-The Deuischs Wdrte an.
nounces. apparently on the authority OF DE.
I.eyds, tho agent OF tho Transyaal, that Gen.
lord Mcthuen IL unable to cross the ModdsP
River, and that his rotroat Ia cut of By Com.
mandant Delarey. who IL operating neas
Knfllr's Kop
LONDON, Dec. 2.-Thcrc 10 complete
absence Of recent news OF the war. and
even list OF the casualties suffered by the
British In Tuesdays fight ut Moddor
River has not been received. This
causes considerable public impationce
IL is learned that Gen Methuen
has been reinforced by half
battalion OF Hlghlandcrs. and the Ddiiv Ners
saws. a regiment OF cavalry and q battery Of
artillery also, Tho continued silence concerns
ing his force suggests tho possibility OF hos
tile movement IN his rear.
Nothing regarding the forward movement in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-02
500, oOo.0,o THREsnEa TRUST
The Combine Said to Have Keen Agreed to
by 10 Per Cent. of the Manufacturer.

INDIANAPOLIS. Doc, IA A. McKaln. presI-
dent ofthe Indiana Manufacturing Company.
and promoter Of tho Thrcsher Trust. returned
from New York to-day and announced that tho
combination has been agreed upon by 70 per
cent. OF the thrcshing, machine manufacturers
OOO.OOO. At the recent meeting IN New York
representatives OF these factories. were present
a and the reports Of tho experts, who examined
mains to fix the value OF the several plants
The new combine will he backed by New York
that end.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-02
NECK CIrGnr IN TRAP Do0m
Sexton Ambcrmnn Prayed and He Believes
God Helped Him TO Release Himself.

God Helped Him to Release Himself.
Hampstead, L. J.. Dec. 1.-CornclIus II. Am
herman. the sexton OF the First Methodist
Church, was up In tho beliry yesterday making
some repairs. When no was descending he
slipped on the steps and trap door fell upon
his neck, He says he was being slowly choked
TO death because he could not get the right
hold on the door to litit, He PRAYED and he
saws he believes that God IN answer to hls
prayer enabled him to In tho door before he
was rendered helpless by exhaustion. When
at last no lifted the door aud was released he
fell down a fight Of steps from utter weakness
another prayer In Thanksgiving for hts release
and then staggered to his homo. His neck 10
badly bruised.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-02
TO ExCLrDE rHE lEiD 1RrsE
Suit Begun In Missouri to Prevent 1t From
Doing Rusiness There.

ST. LOWS. Doc. l,-Attorncy- Geueral Crow
began proceedings In the Cour' OF Apneals to-
day to have the National Lead Company ex-
cludcl from doing bua,nnss in Missouri on tho
ground that II Is n trust, The application
comes up for hearing in fifteen days. Tho
Court stands c'mmi tel upol tho Character o!
pany having declared that tho company il a
trust, and cannot enforce tho collection OF dctt
in the State courts,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-02
WOMAN NILS HNRsnhF ON 4 srooP.
One More In the Long List Of Acid Victims
Known ut McGurk's Dive.

Jennie Kcllar OF l7s Christie street. so far as
the police krow her TO have any residence.
committed suicide by drinking carnoic acid on
the stoop OF ~ stanton street at 10 o'clock last
night They knew her at McGurk's Bowery
dive 30 they said when Information concern
ing her was sought there, nut they hadn't seen
her around with the Girls since Tuesday night
The other girls laughed when asked why She
did II. She seemed about twenty oight years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-02
CROKER COVE. caUn DESERTED.
Wonderful Transformation Mt the Fifth
Avenue Political Headquarters.

Avenue Political Headquarters.
Tho deserted condition OF the Democratic
Club last night showed plainly that tho
parting appeal OF tho Hon. Richard Crokrr,
ito keep up interest In tho club" had borne
little fruit Tho big corridor. tho red parker
In which hangs tho oil painting OF Mayor
Van Wyck. the reception room which
IL graccd by u picture OF Mr.. Croker. the caf6
and the writing room were hare OF club mem
hers. Only ono 81 thu three Hon. Johns was at
tho club. Mr.. Keller. who Is to be elected
President on Monday evening. stuck to his post.
but the others were not on hand
II was den led that they had been sent out to
boat up memhers and drive them to the club.
and u was fail that their whereabouts were
not known. None o. tho Congress delegation
county government were absent and 40 wero
tho city officials. Without Mr., Croker the club
In spite OF the efforts OF tho three Hon
Johns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-02
BOfRS look EOR PLOTTING.
Ambulance Trains Sent From Pretoria
Toward the Orange Free State.


!Spseai Gable Dsspateh TO THE Sun.
LORENZO MARQUEE. Nov ~ Delayed In
transmission Several ambulance trains from
Pretoria went IN the direction OF tho Orange
Free state yesterday. II Is evident that
heavy nGhrng Is expected in that neighbour
hood daring tho coming week.
IioREN2o MARQUEE. Nov. ~ delayed In
t-ansmissionl,- Everything was quiet on tho
northern border OF the TransvaGl last week
The Beers are now preparing to attack TuIl.
Rhodcsa, where tho garrison Il busy stl ength
ening tho Notifications.
MADRID. Dee. 1.-The impnrcidI says that the
British generals thought II would be as on, 10
defeat the Eocrs as to parade before Windsor
Palace, Tho paper expects En2lund's eventual
defeat
LoNDoN. Dec. Tho Government has ar.
dered from "a private firm one thousand
n,,ponnd shrNpne shells 20 be delivered weekly
til March 20,
CAPE TowN, Dec. 1.-Trafflc between Eat
London and Stormt erg Is interrupted OwIuS
to the destruction VI the Steynsberg Bridge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-02
THE SUN Printing and Publish
ing Association. a Corporation,
Plaintiff.

against
John II, Delaney. Individually
and as President OF Typograph-
zeal Union No. q; William Per-
kins. individually and as Vice.
President of Typographical
Union No. o: Jerome 4. Healey,
individually and IA Secretary
and Treasurer OF Topographic
cal Union No. .: Fred. r. Nc
Cam, Individually and as Walk
ing Delegate of typographical
Union No. u: William II. Terry.
Individually and as Organizer
OF Typographical Union No. O.:
Charles J. Dumar. Stephen BELL,
BENJAMIN Hanford. Hugh Nc
Atamany, John Staunton. Eu-
gene Y. O'Rourke. August Nc
Cracken. NJ. q. Scott. Henry W.
Gurnett. Elihu b. Perry: John
+. Connor. individually and
as President OF Stereotypers'
Union No. i: Charles Wilma
colt. Individually and as Prcsi-
dent OF Pressmen's Union No.
81: Henry A. Moreland. indi.
yidually and as President OF
the Allied Printing Trades
Council Of New York City; VIII
liam Y. Sherlock.
Defendants.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-02

UTICA, Dec morris schcrmer, aged lS
years, yesterday played full back for the Her
kimer High School team In football game aud
In q scrimmaGo his spine was wrenched. His
entire body became paralyzed as result, and
although ne regained consciousness and re-
tair ed his power OF speech he was unable TO
move q muscle and died this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-02
EIGHT WITH vENEZUELIv REBELS.
Gen. YRcunracutto. tho Government Chief,
Kill-d-PuvAuit OF tho Rebels.

SIsciai Cable Dc,paieh DTHE Sun.
CARACAS, Venezuela. Dec, l.-During a rum
ming fight between tho Government troops aud
the robels Gen. Yaguaracutto. the Government
Chief. was killed The forces OF Gen Castro
are pursuing tho rebels. Fresh supplies OF
arms and ammunition are being sent to va!en-
ola via La Guayra,
The Venezuelan Commission 10 lay out tho
Colombian -Venezuelan frontier will start
promptly TO comply with the Spanish decision
against VenoZuela.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-02

The Scorpion. which arrived at the Isthmus
of Panama n few days ago, had on board the
com M iesion appointed by the United States
Government 10 survey tho rout" OF the pro-
posed new canal through Colombian territory.
east side Of the lsthmus. md tho Gulf Of san
Miguel on the west s'do. IL has been asserted
thn' u sca-levcl waterway can be constructed
actual canal building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-02
BOYCOTTERS ARE STOPPED.
COURT ESJoINs "rHE sUY's' EN-
PLOYEEs WHO WENT ON STRIKE

Justice Bookstaver Grants an Injunction
Restraining Them From Interfering
with the Conduct and Business Of This
Newspaper Pending the Trial Of Its
Suit Against Them and Their Allies.
Alta Special Term. Part I, OF the
Supreme Court OF the State OF
New York, held IN and for the
County OF New York, at the
County Court House In the
Borough OF Manhattan, City
OF New York. on tho LIST day
OF December. 1899.
Present.
Justice.