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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-29
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The Ree. 2. ". Heo4nard. Nstao- dist minister Ef tsosalal5. Kas.s makes slss following snnosaee1slt in local 1emsEsz per E wish 10 inform 1hs good people q rhas town tsat ! Will aot accept eclplszneat&Fiea tp 1a6sl1e entertainments O to soezaHs. and. wien money Is aelag raised tes aag4alag thar as good for tas people. 6o not Ersas me bY. Let the people par what they F5-ornzsesd on my sagarF. let mx saasrg be paid and then II play 1aad5ezt. ring, ~aa -,-,.,.--sss.-sly ss ----r---s ----r---s
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-29
BIRDS WITH BILLS OF STEEL
ssw ouinea coealzte,os Crack Hardest
 Euts with Ease

New Guinea Goezzztesos Crack Hardest
 Nuts with Ease
 t few New Guinea e0ekatoos. rzre species II this latitude. have been drought 10 Chicago recently and have created naeh interest By their odd ap- pearaace and actions. TaeF are ag large as pasasa1es and 5et black 3n color. The a5r6 4s renark kabze for .ls immensely strong bill and the eleTer manner 81 which t is usea- Tae Bzll E as hard as steel az6 tas upper part has feep notch in l. Tae faTgE1ts tod ot zhls eoeEatoo 5s -hs kernel ot tte ea1zrg mt bat thers E HOade-fal Ingenuity required to get at r. for the mt $ something lze brazil LII. e1I | E se1 tines ss hard Iz 1aet, II requires tze blow of heavy hammer so crack E ! E quite E1ooth and somaMhzt triangular l1 saaps. Ias eeeksteo might throw t1e mt 5ewa. hat II would r8t break. e T might hold ' n is e1eHs like s1e parrots usually Eo with EhsiH tooa. and d. tempt 10 crnz1 i. bat the snoet1zess 09 rae zHt Eezsi5 cause II to aY oat st tas b@zk Nztare appears to hare gzSea shs aossass9r of he wozdsrfel biai sozs Intell5gs1ee D direct is Iz5#ars. for tae cockatoo takes one Of E1e zuts edgewIse h it's bill and bF 2 carving motion of ztz sharp lower Bazk makes 2 Enzli 1ozca o1 IL This dc1s. The b5rd lakes hold ot tze nut E.ish is claws, and, biting os 2 piece 0* ieaf. retains ! fn the deep zetea c The upper pa- es zAe tfEl. Then tt1e aeE $ seize3 between tas upper an1 lowaT parts Of the bia and E prevented from dipping bY t1e peculiar fsztu-s ot t5e E=at 1 sharp nip G. two breakz o# 2 tiny piece of the shell ot t1e nut The bird then seizes t1e nut 5n ifs ela~s and pokss ths long, sharp point Of it's afis into tbe hele and picks out t1s kernel bie by bHt- Ths eoekatoo 12s 2 TeFF long tongue. which collects each zorssl as il fs broken of by ths bIlI Ta5s Es 2 wonderful rroness. for Il 1s quite clear that without inc leaf nothing a0s5d hs done. and il proTas how certain str1setuses iz birds are zas1e to destroy certain parts O plants. -sg7seago CzEDnseza.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-29
". 5. BEARD Furniture Co. 226-225 Main St
ELECTRIC LIGHTING.
sfHsh Sickness Prevented By It's ssb.
 sE4t1fioa for Gas.

aEsh Sickness Prerented by It's Esb-
 sEzt1floa for Gas.
 There are no stronger a8veeztes for electric lighting ia hoasas taaa medical ae1, wAo sag that aa immense amount ef saek1eas has been szFed si1ce me saeetrzc lighs tg0k he place Of gzs h modern a9gees. Taera czn Da no doubt that n tha matter of maintaining tAe purity Cf air during f1eaz8esoe-ee, Electricity stands wztheut 2 rival. Air E eouposed of teaF parts ot nitrogen combined E.t1 one paF1 os oxFgen- The nitrogen ta 2 sezsss Eo15aaa Eas t9o aettFe po1srs cf oxygen. waiez, f -2e44zte1, ECul1 make every cns fE- kzzl1g | ge excessively energetic that s1e human framework woal9 speedily 1s Taeaa5 fo pieces T5en eeu As4s- ton takes place oxEgen lz abaorasd. and carbon fzo15de "a poisonous gas) E g5Ts1 Of The eet cs breathing gFe- dBesss similar eafaet, z1d 11as reaeza- Lies the burning gf 2 lamp G candle. Ar containing a@ little a per 1e4t e carbon dzeziae .s difficult To breathe izs and ~he1 sst E eo1S51eTed t1zt medium gzs burner produces es uuea Of this gas as eight or n51e men laaoaf zix teet per hogE3 zt naturally follows tazt air ln Feen so lighted Hoon be- oo-ez dangeTOas BaslGea carbon d. oxide. there are other impurities fn gas. such as galphurogs acid ammonia. zHz HzrsisEette5 hydrogen. e+e@. which Tary sn quantity according t0 Efe purity Of the gsa. Each has sts o~n deleterions e@aet an -ss air and surroundings. ana -o@1 Of them cause a1ne to be leas 1sa1l1ons. With an electric 11ozodaa- cent lamp the-e zE 10 combustion The 1aa-sat merely becomes i1ea1desoerE 1F rsas0a c its Fassstales D t1s pas sage Ct tke current, which fs compelled to exsr1 2 certain aEaoar. Ot energy Es sravelaag through E. Tass energy ls gsFez back by The ala-e1t 5n inc forn ct light. hui The whole being herustsa- alig sealed sa 7aezo. taers lE 10 ex- halatioa from The p-oe@as e a1ez1- laseeaaa. and the outs1te air rszza1s zzT5t5atez bg s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-29
ke H2 fsnsrae.s..

Puck Mrs. ssamdzaf ftas szaaze9y--GF. Upton Yoa aalst es1asr pay ug oz aeaFes l baFe kept ng con- tract with yen a1d xou Enst kes3 Togr contract with me. Hardy Upton -Byt pen haven't kept goar contract wtf1 me. Ton guaranteed to 1ake zs eozafcrtasles 1ges sls1dles-gge 1zTs1E made gCu eoatgs4z 1geg Hardy Urto1-No. Yggr ooasta1t aaggs1 ne to ssttle rF board pills for sae Last sEres rao1t1s azs made ny slss .u tAE& house exceedingly zzeoz- sCstsaEa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-29
ARMY HORSES HARD TO GET.

PE-eazss2g DeEszrsE1eas FEn1s D7Esezasy
 Ez Msez4zg t&ae Eeeu4-ernezss-
 Tas enllrs 1oT1aWsgi ia being ran gaeks5 Sy sgsuEs q t1s war depart z1e1t az qaest Of 1grsas suitable for tzls ezF21ry and art5Hse-F q a14 zr-aT. Tas acgHes procured are for tas n1ost part brought 10 Caaaaso. where t5sF ara inspected. and faen zsztr5 s9u1az wasFsTer 41ere &s nead es tbez. z1g1g t1s Feg15rezzelf5 aTs Inc color q E1s animal. aaz weight ana aas hs5gat- T1s ewaaT zzzt stand 4as expense pf azT- ing f1e twn front E1cas rs-gFaa. far man aalrer and hare tss a-a4sg,s.. rs.gaad zt a51I Fssz5ss IL x1s- E-z2a tg 9a ~ao7sea, sad horse srzs4r z1 fas steckqers5s. Az g4t -1ars zrs tew 6DEssz saxt #S 1zTa reeefTssa 1hz. eo-as ID Eo zae requirements Of 1hs or z4s. and aa ox1er aar4-g 2 Aosze t12S Elu1a a-swer inc EsFas thai zs wanted sF t1e ar-g Ee1a1dS [ larger prses than tAz gorsrz-sat e=ee@ to pay The Local aarse-a- ss21e that 11e eev- s-r-zs-t Will have to zazEe ag-e allow a-re o- 11e oraer or fe M5a1 not geG inc 7aqz5siie number from Eass terrztc1F- E0-saz arg bezng HHsurez that win come mp 10 tas raes5re-enta h many respects. hsaf il K tearad that they wilI se tzr1ad down ag fas ggFzsuznaz. h1Te- the Aa11s z4s tle9 were last gszs -cCz5eas1 C1s11zeas
 oasF Ore
 @z asFa o-zF c1a ra1Eezt to make. ny dear. asza M. Spis. Nao Roks u1 and t1sund hHs wafs eezrcAzag azs E,s,ckaE4 Well what zz attg aszdsy 1a4Ts -e | nickel win wnada 18 par -F azr1zra Into tae city 1 taz -o--- LIZ FEa---zaEzrg E.alr11zslls-T TEzaErz-z-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-29
VIM. BURKE, Real Estate Agent.

have farm lands every section of a a- prices Also city property sale payments Cs SHoo
 My facilities for handling re1tal property u17x1@ei Am, property nusted my M the closest possible attention and the very best resoas
 Dl~ Call and sec Nc IT. ls1e S@ee-
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lots 2} to n, uEd J., Y, y. s., and z, map prop
rs Eustach Iielrr 1T al. ltiDrn"ys, Rose u,
Third Ave, H. O. cor OF Hist 81, 25t 1905 Ernst
Mara Nathan Co. w. l>Juis Iutjens Ut ali ottor'
nry, J.. >. NarE. nj
;, Willard Ave, \, s., nsl u. v; Of Bronx River
Sid st.. n. :, 22so IT. p of 81 Ave, 81: btie2 2;
Anna X. DE Bb,ls, sS'A etc, vs., haryt II. Thorn
ton - al; attorneys, drag & Is.
ct a., sh'rs; sitornrys: II. T. - a. issaGa, 80,
1u:,d St. w. W. cor. Of Madison Ave, ~ iklDO.l II
John Biselow ct al, ears, etc, vs.. same; same
attorneys. . r.. a.,
Jss. II. AldrirL OF al, trustees, vs.. Naomi G.
iSGth Vi, No. I42 West; \. y, Lie Ins. and
Trast On, trustee, -. Joseph Mccabiil ct ali
attorneys. EpiDet \ II. -
I5nh ST. 5, ". 3, 1876 n. '. Of Robbas Ave,
5ONl25; VIM. r. ii1hm vs.. losIna Schmidt att0r
iTotl ST., u. .. s.. l26.5 Il. 8, e. Of Railroad
Ave. 23skl0t; Geo. H. Purscr, r., ,a,r' ,etc;
vs.. EllL. +. Andrews; attorneys, X. r. A. :!
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TO LIE BESIDE JOHN HBoWK.
Nine of His Fellow Raiders to be Reburied
mt North Eliza, N. Y.

Nlno of His Fellow Raiders to BIO Reburied
mt North Eliza, N. Y.
The bodies Of seven men who accompanied
John Brown In his Nom orabe raid have been
disnterred recently at Harper's Ferry. Va.
and are now lying In state In tho Town Hall at
North Elba. n Y. They will be reburied be-
side their leader next week. probably on We'd
nesday. Aug. 30. which Is the anniversary Of the
raid. The services on that occasion will be i'm
pressive, President Mckinley and Coy. Roose-
welt have been In vited to attend and Secretary
Root has promised to send detachment Of the
Twenty-sixth Infantry from Plattsburg to
nre salute over the graves.
IL is expected that tho Rev. Josiah Young OF
Groton. Mass. who was ostracised for burying
John Brown. will conduct the services. Capt
James II. Holmes. OF New York. who fought
with Brown IN Kansas. win be present and de-
liver an address.
The exhuming OF these seven bodies and
their removal to North Eliza Is largely due TO
the efforts Of Capt. f. P. Hall and DR.. Thomas
r. Featherstonaugh OF Washing ton. The latter
discovered the spot where the men woFe buried
about three years ago and has since been on
dsavoring to have the bodies properly reburied
at North Elba The bodies OF two other raiders,
A. ID. Stevens and Albert Hazlett we're ex-
humed some time ago and were reburled at
Perth Amboy, NJ j.. by Mrs. Marcus Spring OF
that town. f. 2. Stevens OF Brookine, Mass.
nephew OF A. ID. Stevens. has made arrange
ments to have these two bodies also transferred
to North Elba so that nine men In all will find
resting place beside John Brown in tho little
Adirondack graveyard.
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SawRon 4 Hobbs have sold for the Metro
politan Improvvment Company, to client, the
i've. story dwelling, 1sx65xS0, No, 43b West
End avenue, -, ,o,-,oo
on the northeast corner OF Bradhurst avenue
and l2Oth street. ,,,,,,
Cyrus Field Judson has sold Tor william
each 25TSOx1OO, Nos, 3S7 and $50 East Tenth
street, Tor about S7b.0OO.
the fonr STORY private dwelling. on lot l3rlOO.
No. 0l5 West 147th street.
DIR. J. McKernon has bought the four-stnry
brownstone front dwelling on lot 2UxlOO,
No. W West FiftV-seoond street, Tor about
$4,000,
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REIL ESTATE NEWS.

Both branches OF the real estate market were
decidedly more active yesterday than on the
first two days OF the week. Among the sales ut
private contract are several transactions OF
substantial proportions and the entire list Is n
long one for midsummer day. The auction
branch again broke away from its established
precedent and outsiders secured two o! tho
offerings under foreclosure proceedings. This
Ia desirable thing at any time and is par
ticularly SO at present, considering the sluggish
state OF things in the sales room.
The principal item in yesterdays realty news
was that OF the acquisition by d. Altman Co.
Of the seven old buildings on West Nineteenth
street. This purchase gives Altman 4 Co. n
plot on Nineteenth street having frontage Of
42l4 feet. There are number Of leases on
the different properties which have some time
to run. and the Altmans will make no inn edI-
ate improvements.
Myer Hsliman, by his purchase OF the north
east corner of BradhurSt avenue and l5hh
street has completed his title to tho blO0k
front on l50th street, between BTadhurst and
Eighth avenues, total Of ninG lots.
One Of the parcels secured by an outsider In
tho auction room yesterday WAS the plot,
about 10Oxi00. on the north side OF Eighty
ninth street. 06S feet west OF Columbus ave-
enue Tho plot. which is unimproved. was
sold IN foreclosure to A, G. searles TOR ST.. S2l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-24
NAVAL CADETS GO HOME TO-DAY.
Tho West Point visit At a Close-Evsnts Of
tho Day.

Tho West Point Visit At a Close-Events OF
tho Day.
WEST PoINr. N. Y, Aug 23.-The visit Of the
naval cadets 10 drawing to Close Tho train
ing ship Annapolis will leave early tomorrow
morning and go direct toAnnapolis. The open air
hop in cam last night was largely attend The
naval cadets had permission TO remain ashore
until l o'clock. The camp was tlighted
with hundreds OF colored electric lights and
Chinese lanterns and the ball was continued
until l 80. During the illumination Of
the camp. ono OF the tents caught IRE and was
completely destroyed. This oaused some ex-
element for time.
This afternoon tho naval and military cadets
had their pictures taken together on the steps
OF the chapel. Commander InGersoll this az
tornoon sent an invitation to the enlisted men
and their families to visit the ship. The third
and fourth classes were also entertained on
board the Annapolis this afternoon by the Naval
cadets. Tho enlisted men OF the Army service
corps gave hop and reception to the crow Of
the Annapolis In their hall last night. and 0
royal good time they had. Commander InRer-
soil sent a letter OF thanks to the committee.
Corp. william MeClain and Private Waitsr
Smith. and extended to the members OF the
corps the freedom OF his ship.
There was an open air concert tonight in
the camp and all the naval cadets and officers
attended
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MI, .ES FOX THE SOLDIERS.
GEN. OTIS OPPOSING THE MEDICAL
OFFICERS VIEHS

aprpeops Want More Trained Women Nurses
Sent to Manila, but the General noosp't
Aareo with Them-FiftV-cight There or
on the Way-Doctors Say They Need 800.
w.sp1SoToS, Aug. 23.-Proyision Is being
made for m increase ia tho trained nurse corps
Of the army 10 the Philippines. and the npplica-
t,ona az women for such service far exceed the
requirements
Renorts received OF the War Department from
Manila show that Chief Surgeon Woodruff at
Manila and Gen. Otis are not in accord In
their views as to the advsabilty OF providing
n large number OF women nurses. The total
number now In the Philippines and under
orders for service there 10 ffty eight. The
Medical Department believes that this should
he increased to nearly 300. or about one
t,,ined nurse to every ten sick men In the
hospitaL 1t Is not clear yet just how many
.omen nurses will be sent to Manila before
,ha cnmpaign opens. as Gen. Otis will be COM
.nrnicated with again on tho subject with n
Wow 10 acquiring an agreement between MN
and DR. woodruff. Many inquiries have been
,scsiyed at tho War Department as to this
ouestion, and the following is an extract from
Iettsr aent out by Surgeon General Sternberg
in response to them:
81 have at present long list OF trained female
nurses, many OF whom did excellent service
durinQ the recent war, VINO are eager 10 20 10
Manila | am in no way restricted as to the
.nnointment Of these nurses under contract
and have ample appropriations to pay for
their soryIces Ihave been ready at any time
10 send az many female nurses to Manila az
could be utilized and properly cared for. In
fact. I have sent three cablegrams at different
times, asking u they did not wish more female
nurses, and have sent as many as Gen. Otis
Ia. beep willing to receive. | have just given
orders TO send twenty additional. and am pre-
rared to send as many more as may be needed
Enclosed send you copy OF circular re-
Gently issued organizing corps OF female
nurses for army service. This. having been
arproved by the Secretary Of War. gives me al
the authority need quite independently Of
any Congressional action.
"Oi course. the emergency that existed when
our division and general hospitals were filled
with cases OF typhoid fever no longer exists
From the outset have fully appreciated the
Importance OF having female nurses at general
hospitals. and under present arranEementr
will be able to supply them in such numbers as
the interests OF the sick may call for"
Considerable difficulty is being experienced
by thewar Department in receiving men for the
hospital corps and signal service The increase
OF tho Philippine army to $4,000 men Will
make necessary a corresponding increase In
the hospital and signal service. 1t Is estimated
that fully 1880 hospital corps men will bt
needed. The calculations made by the Medi
cal Department are based on an estimate OF q
, per cent OF the combatants being incapaci-
tated for active duty.
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shuffle he rapidly worked himself into veri-
table frenzy. From dcerepit old age. he was
Tor the time transformed into defiant. lusty
youth, and selling the spear. attacked imaRln-
airy foes all around the vacant space. His
gyrations plainly told the story Of discovery OF
his enemy. the death struggle. the victory and.
with vicious slashes OF his barong. the decapi-
tation OF the vanquished. Next two boys
danced an imaginary spear contest. which
showed clearly, as they wrought themselves
up. how utterly cruel and heartless they must
be In actual war"
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Didn't Want to Be Sentenced on His Birth.
day.

Daniel Conroy Of 143 Park Row was convict
cd yesterday OF holding up Christus Haritas In
New Chambers street and robbing him of$lS
As sentence was about to be pronounced. Con-
roy said:
Your Honor. I'd like to ask favor OF the
Court. l am 81 years old to-day. and don't
want 10 be sent to prison on my birthday.
Can't you put 1t OF, Just for dayf"
The man seemed SO thoroughly in earnest
that Judge NewberGer said he would suspend
sentence until Friday Conroy returned to the
Tombs greatly pleased.
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Judge Brown In the Unlted States District
Court yesterday granted discharges to twenty
nine bankrupts. among whom were: John
4. Camp. sx-oolonel Of tho Twsnty-second
Regime nt with liabilities Of $l4.5O7; Edgar
Norton. actor. ga East fourteenth street.
with liabilities OF $40; William Mculds. sa-
loonkosper. 1874 University place. with llabil-
tiles OF SOC, 4O3; Albert s. MOORE. OF Brswstsrs.
N. Y. formerly treasurer OF tho East River
Silk Company with liabilities OF SS04l5. and
Vim. F. Crossley. theatrical manager. OF 205
West 3Sth street. with liabilities Of s5.5G5.
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Recorded Mortgages,

A! n" sio west tD Eth s. st.; y 'D'; 1000
SSyihs' hanA' ~ o'V "t't 10000
Dss$e ,;o. 9np gSga g. 70 y 6n1 siS Se. Pens
BS,ss Jshn g. Il ,o TIN Mo,FosoiIs,SSqi IL
h.. d Goth St; demqgd n;;c:.;,,i,:a;a. 5000
hsSa;'%y si ken l. 10 o1si and 600
DSs4iGI Join l.4 H .ss 5s s f; y WA" u
ch HR T. M ak ' to il,ifs r;%ibea ad 'oo
cs sGa Ave- nms for and Gf fsa e. RaS
% Sna s sSis it, SsasS Sf fi7dth St, s
IA to RYs"SsI| ss.s a sSnf 1000
Jeah Elebler Brewing Co; No so Duane cooo
East 4ai St; 8 yrs ''....,,...,........ 1900
dgS'RsH A'4Hi "ay Sa 4" s and ooo
:Ssi S-if III H. Dry 81 j.. D'it s S'f Il y 81
H As =, '$ s;s f shd 600
H gasG c 1se H. S e e. al and d ish" MI
hywyH % HSa?,I St T. s f%' "5. E$'3t e
81 A1s Avn end az gore Ell lot sA above On D. W.
r+ "a j%snaa, 70 he Tr!,'ses % e i1S ~
5I0 Hroon.e St; ; yrs .;,..,...;:,,... 1000
y; j. E'i II rs hi"' 81 E Es%S y l;"
lis r. !.$ s g. RI 10 ' S al ;s
Nary A Hi"SY: No. s"' 81 wv Npd s"E'' ST. +?
M S Ss John, % jsia ii,q%g; ssh ~
sss it & 81 y Na Sf: a ~ 'E' rs 4T3 q
MsSi4loa; Tairl"k. ana .Jlme.; 10 le%rFc -'''''
M st
ii sNI'6S a nd ID" i5i7 F%rE Ave" saloon lease; .-
sIs%ias it, 'a a 3 IS Ss%1" q hs ai
M sti iF:rifi to Tfrnism.t sshmji; ''oo,
isS TO IS ir II 9 ST. E e PRESTON rre'l9a $50,
Eiiss%s,&& IT, s." ~, lIs +; e. Of 23 'l5aj
e., So: :; yss e., 70 ill., & lot tC
Rpt H. p &SSG l.. '-F Nfs' Trrdiaana iircLt "
s@o% r lS5h S. r id a 1y' aeSsna COB
M EEsS5 y " to %atG'ine Dennis No. Loo
'iaSIs Li hP;!s. R%Sa cor lTiisshs"s
iiropIlalG; also n BosGn R"94: at n W. .oo
SIAM BSnE; 4" i7$S I@n,nF = Avs; va. 100
ssSsS%ssd s raIl! Co. o. /" Tie German $aG
inEs Bonk; 7th Ave. n. =, cor Of 18th CO.,, 49,.
| No 1875 ID Ave: > yrs ,:,.,,,,...,. lS,OW
| s.uthacE Louis v, ~ Central Trust co.
way' no i0G e. g.; BroadwGy No aiI
E, :; Sth Ave-" v ii - g. 3 OF y, 2 s6
Ave. 22.h ST. . ;, $50 H. W, Of Oh ,oo,
s, Aye. @sh par, Fred bailey i, gls 5000
ATs a. e n and 'a' % f. s OF lSa'h eo
| stein Matilda Ia August Earth; Barrow
s." y. e, cor, Of R!% r,ano, -, q baT5"w
| row ST. n g., adjoining above; Furdlam
Ave u W cor Of An ST; An 81. q. 5,
| 100 H. " ~ FOrlham Ave: Railroad
! Nvr. = cor 0f North s.: / yr..,,.,,,., 800
| stcFnh0Tgsr. Morris &, T. II nr!rttH stern
! 'hcrasr: 40 a. East Goth 81; wost ST.
g. go q e" q, c sn.,m, st.; a 81
| part; aisn Nos. OS and 9S Mercer ~.
| s. ., Cor. ~ spring ~: 10 pa,i; alsa
and Unon County. y. = demand 800. 2,ID.
| stewart, Perez aud T. Ives SWIth 10
| Joseph lianiPrshIaE and Rns: Riverside
ioCth ST.; yr " 800 80 -. 2ooo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-24
NEY SIMPSON m. &c. CHURCH,.
Bishop Fitzgerald Lays tho Cornerstone
at Long Branch.

at Long Branch.
Lone BRANCH. N. j.. Aug. 23.-Bishop J. NJ
Fitzgerald laid the cornerstone OF the new
Simpson NJ T.. Church this afternoon. The
olergymen who took part In the service were
the Rev G. b. Wight Of Asbury Park the Rev.
], l.. Poe. presiding elder OF the New Bruns-
wick district the Rev. ]. F, Heilenman. Of
Trenton; the Rev. Levi 1arew. OF Oceanport;
the Rev. Edmund Hewitt and the Rev Bergen
Brokaw Staats. OF this city. The new church
will cost $4,000. The old structure will be
used as q Sunday school room. To-day $2.l2O
was subscribed. making a total OF $4,000.
Bishop Matthew Simpson laid the cornerstone
Of the old structure In 1889. In tho new one
will be memorial windows to the memory OF
DR.. T. Y. 6criven and to the deceased children
OF Mayor Chandler.
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Two Italian boys John Barberi OF ~ Dslan-
cey street and James Lanio OF ~ Mott street.
were on trial In the General Sessions yester-
day for stealing 500 worth OF candy from
Nieoli De Marco OF 100 Elizabeth street. The
Barberi boys sister, Maria. who learned Eng
lish from the wife OF Warden Sage at Sing Sing
prlson between her two famous trials for tho
murder OF her bootblack lover was In court as
a witness. She also acted as interpreter for
her mother and Mrs. Lanio who promised to
keep strIcter watch on their sonS In future
On this account sentence was suspended In the
AZ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-24
Adirondack Fires Do Little Damage.

ALBANY. N Y. Aug. IA telegram was re-
ceiyed at the Office OF the State Fisheries Game
and Forest Commissioner to-day from Com
missioner Babeoek, Who has been in the Adj
rondacks for the past week directing tho force
OF men fighting the forest fires in that re-
gion. saying that the fires have been mostly In
waste lands. no virgin forest being burned.
The damage done to timber Is small and no
hotels were In danger at any time.
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Recorded Leases.

Dosrhcr, Claus, to United Wine and Trad
Ing Co; Greenwich ST., No. 424, cor.
issht 81 yrs ,.,; Low. ii Ave-
simon. Morris j.. to Lena schultz and ano.;
10th St, Nos. IS aud 10 Fast; yrs.
Rsndiner aud ano.; No. At Sd Ave;
10 yrs ....,..,,,.,' :'''. ',..'','
Towle Isabella. ct al. ex'rs, to John J.
Baum; Ave. 4, n. W. cor OF oist 81;
white, Chas T., 10 W u. trshmaR; Am
sterdam Ave, Nos. G9l and 693; | W..
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FIRST Ave, .. Q. cor. Of itth st., 10ObX irreg.
70 4tJ -. h2oOs2DO ~ to t4th ~. x3bD tD lcyin.
Eniha . FhyeIweHthrr w. United Dressed Beef
man. y ~ "
hey, !. II. Hull
SD 81, .. g., 100 II. " Of Park Ave, 25r102 2;
Israel lsbowiK W, Rachel JyJter t,pechc per
fOrmhnrel; attorneys KantruwitZ r.,
!ostlh singer ,TscoNer am"unt, etc); attorneys
iGsih 81, n. s., 4S IT, e. OF Brook Ave, 1915.
irrcg; Emma Re.erson vs.. Ottliie kuysser bpe
cite perfOFnanceD; attorney r. Nathan.