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The San Francisco call., 1899-04-16

~ INCE the Government has set
aside Yerba Buena Island as the
site upon which will be erected the
new Naval Training School, it will
doubtless interest many San Fran
ciscans TO know something of the
life Of the naval apprentices.
Bows desiring to enter the service must
do so with the full consent Of their par
ents or guardians. At present the re-
ceivins ship is the Pensacola, which is
anchored to the southeast Of the island.
The vessel. an old frigate built nearly
fifty years ago and now out Of commits
sion. has been converted into a water
schoolhouse for the purpose Of giving tho
apprentices their rudimentary lessons in
seamanship. n 1885, as the flagship Of the
United States navy, she made cruise in
European waters under the command of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
MRS. RTAN'S DEATH CNSOLVhD.
HER HUSBAND HELD. AND THE CHILDREN WEEP
TOO MUCH TO TALK ABOUT 1T

her HUSBAND HELD. AND THE CHILDREN WEEP
TOO MUCH TO TALK ABOUT 1T.
Timothy Ryan Of No. bls West Fiftieth-sN' VINO
VAS arrested last night suspicion OF oehls re-
,ponsible for tho death OF his wife Kate was III =
,aIgned before Magistrate Flammer IN the "eSt
Side Police Court yesterday, and at the request oi
detective Lockwood was reminded TO jail 10 eha-
,le the police OF tho West Forty-seVentn-st stauoh
20 Investigate the case more fully.
RYAN Is employed night Waterman by the
West Shore Railroad In Jersey CITY. Sunday
morning he said he came from work at O'CLOCK
Whom he awoke at o'clock In the afternoon ne
was Mortified to ind HIS wife lying on the floor OF
her room bathed in blood. The ambulance sur
zeon found that she had deep cut at the base OF
he skull and possibly fractured skull. The TWO
alder children Katie, ten and Edward seven
Years old wept all the time, and did not give any
nklIng as to the affair. Katie said that her rather
VAS not asleep all day, but that part OF the time
he was reading the Sunday newspapers. This
caused the detectives 10 arrest Ryan. Everything
gave Indication Of struggle. and the detectives
thought that Ryan NUT have been awakened ny
the noise. " -, A., 80 49,.
The two elder children sobbed violently all the
time I'm court Yesterday. When they are calmer u
is expected they will solve the mystery; Ryan IL
said 10 be sober, industrious man, Wnle MS WIZ
Js said to have been somewhat OF drinker. inc
neigh bors do not believe that Ryan Killed or caused
tho death OF his wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

TWO ranss tantic liners will sail this morning
the North German Lloyd steamship Trave for
Bremen, by way Of Southampton and the steam
ship Cymric. Of the White Star Line. for Liverpool
Among the passengers the Trsve will he M
and Mrs. j. W. Burke y. A. Colburn II r Lewis
Lorentz Petersen and Mrs Susan walther.
Some Of those who will sail on the Cymrlc are
John Bestte. Mrs. George NJ Forman, Mrs r. p
Lincoln, George E. Male, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas NJ
Montgomery, Andrew 3. McCreery and Mr. and
Nrs J. A. Pimm
The Anchor Line steamship Furnessia which ar
rived here from Glasgow yesterday brought 6Oi
cabin passengers and rs IN the steerage Among
those In the first cabin were Mrs. A NJ Ainslie
Captain and Mrs. George Arnold. Miss NJ b Ar
H. ] Goodridge, Miss A Goodridge, the Rev John
b MacGnley Monsignor McKerrell. Mrs d F
Malcolm. the Rev. Thomas O'Brien. Mrs Catherine
Q BrieH Thomas Reid. Mrs. A. G Remsen Miss
Lottie Remsen the Rev. Dr. James Stewart D. X
Symngton. Miss Elizabeth H. Talcott and G Terry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
TWO TRANSPORTS IN.

TWO United States transports arrived here yes
terday. one is the Buford from Cienfuegos and
Havana. with IS cabin passengers 65 soldiers AMI
a number OF discharged civil employees All were
well on board. Among the cabin passengers were
Major D. c. Neidman. Captains Getty and Ben
jamin Lieutenants Berry. Parker Pickering and
Jordan, all OF the LIST Infantry: CaptainS Merchant
and Jones and Lieutenants Newman. Burtt and Foy
and Assistant Surgeon Moses Of the sth Infantry.
The troops are one battalion of 262 men. of the Sth
Infantry, who are going TO Fort Smelling. and one
battalion Of 200 men Of the LIST Infantry. who are
going 10 Fort Leavenworth. The other passengers
are 81 discharged soldiers ~ discharged quarter
masters employees, Is Convaescent soldiers Il fur
Laughed men and 10 INDECENT Americans returning
home.
The other transport is the Fitzpatrick. from
San Juan spd Santiago. with "a cabin passengers
and So discharged soldiers. Among the former were
Captain J. NJ McClintock 4lst Infantry; Frank
Fechter. Chief OF Police Of Porto Rico and the
Rev. W. 7. Anderson chaplain OF the 10Th Cavalry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
seTE,s ARMORY SITE ADOPTED.
THE COMPLETED BUILDING WILL HAVE
FLOOR SPACE OF sEvENTY-T"o
THOUSAND SQUARE FEET.

The Armory Board held a meeting In the "uyo'
once yesterday and approved the SELECTION =. =
site for the seth Regiment armory on ,ho olooN
bounded by Twenty-hfth and Twenty-siH'h SIS
Fourth and Lexington ayes. The site was eho'on
by Colonel Edward Duffy, OF the regiment A.D
approved by Major General Roe a committees .o"
s,stng OF Commissioner Kearny and Genera, W.
Leer was appointed at the last meeting "a NV
Board to report on the site They reported iS'o'"
bly, yesterday u.,,x
Figures were presented at the meeting sho""s
that the area Of the block was S'Vp SQUARE ioo'
and the value OF the land $4,000 which, WIN coi'
domination proceedings. would be Increased -
about 81 oO00 The value OF the buildings on ny t
land is placed at $4,000 1t was recommGiuiHu, el'
100 feet fronting in Fourth-aVe, Whlcr nv ~ II,
Nathouse running back in the form OF an - oon
Twenty-hfth-st should be left out ana no. MOI 10
demned. This suggestion was anopteu;; os a" feet in
size which II was decided to take Is l'o reHt "
Twenty-ffth-st. and 325 feet In lwei,S sne Tot
with frontage in Lexington-ave OF ~, ~ I'M ont
The property which It was determined 10 isf .So 0o
essessed at sl74OOO and is probably worth sEVV'
The armory will have area OF lZVp heithhto o,bor
which il larger than the of most OF the o'iur
armories which vary from $1,000 square lee' "P
ward. .ta.,,..ior for seyen
Years and this Is the fourth cite tiat hss ia
selected The first was at Seventh-st ana oerUr rr.
ave the second on the site Of the preSCut ~
and the third at Twenty st. ana LeAlhs'o"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
CITY ALLOWS A DocToR's WIFE'S CLAIM.

SHE WILL GET 5.oa3 on DR.. EDSON'S TESTIMONY
FOR INJURIES RECEIVED IN A FALL.
Acting Corporation Counsel Blandy has advised
the Controller that a judgment against the city
obtained by Mrs Mimi Ahlstrom, wife Of prac-
Using physician. for S oe3. is a proper claim
against the city and should he paid. The claim
WAS for personal injuries sustained by fall in
West Sixty-frst-st. Controller Coler said yester-
day: When the claim was first presented to me ]
refused to pay. and sent the papers 70 the Corpo-
ration Counsel. who compromised II before It went
to court. Whatever credit there Is 10 the settle
ment OF the belongs TO the Corpora ton Coun-
sci
When the statement OF the Controller was
shoYa TO Mr.. Whalen he said that the case had
been settled ny Mr. Blandy when the latter was
Corpora ton Counsel. and from what he learned
there sufficient excuse for paying the amount
Il may state" he added. that the case com
promised on the evidence submitted by DR.. Cyrus
Edison, who testified that the woman was perma-
nently disabled. I believe she would have recov-
cred damages in any court in the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
THIET1SH JEwELRT CLERK ARRA1GNED.

RECORDER GoFF SENDS PYE OFT WITH TIE.
TECTIvEs TO VISIT THE PAwNBROKERs.
William F. Pye. 'wenty-'hres years old. OF No 8
Narlck-st. the young clerk ho was employed with
his brother. Harry rs ne firm q H. A Kirby e.
Co. at No. Il Maiden Lane. ana VINO on July "a
disappeared with diamond on" buttons worth 5000
was arraigned for sentence before Recorder Gon in
General Sessions yesterday He was arrested last
week and pleaded guilty His brother was arrested
on July - bat denied any completely IN the theft
ne Is IN the Tomhs awaiting trial SubpPnas were
sent out last week 20 the pawnbrokers in Man
haian and Brooklyn n appear In court and bring
WIZ them the stolen jeweiry. Some appeared yes
ltTddH and surrendered the jeWery but others
oid not Recorder COT sent Pye out with two de-
lcnNes 70 visit the pawnbrokers and get the jew
winch me trial of his brother is fixed. William de-
cares his brother IL innocent Of the theft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
ARREST FOR SWINDLTNG By NAIL
MANAGER OF PUBLISHING COMPANY
HELD FOR EXTRACTION TO CHICAGO.

MANAGER OF A PUBLISHING COMPANY
HELD FOR EXTRACTION TO CHICAGO.
Abraham P T. Elder. manager Of the British
American Publishing Company, at No. II West
Forty -second-st, was arrested yesterday by Dep
uty United States Marshas McAviney and Krum.
on warrant issued by the United States Circuit
Court for the Northern District OF Illinois. charg-
ms him with using the mails to defraud He
waived examination. and in default of 5000 bail
was committed TO Ludlow Street Jail to await the
arrival Of extradition papers from Illinois.
According to the statement Of Postoiice In
spoctOr Farrell Of Chicago. who with
Inspector Mayer 10 locate Elder. the prisoner
more than ten years ago was a book agent in Ohio
selling religious works. He met with success. and
went TO Chicago. where he began business. and
advertised for agents all over the country 10 sell
his books. He announced that he would give
permanent employment at stated salaries. but re
Qured deposit from those who answered the ad
vertisements Of from s25 to 500. Having secured
this sum he would send the correspondents books
them 10 sell them at double the price He was
indicted in 1891 and sentenced TO serve a term Of
term. and Immediately on his release went back TO
Chicago. where he resumed business publishing an
Illustrated book entitled The Light Of the World;
lie advertised extensively for agents. and re-
ceived many answers. lie promised a salary Of
$500 a year and travelling expenses paid, but re,
faith" To those who sent the money he would
send three copies OF his book telling them Lhatt
these they should write for more He was again
Indicted in Chicago. in May. 1926. and has been
counts was doing a rushing business in this city.
having well furnished rooms, where he employed
a dozen more typewriters IN answering his
army OF correspondents anxious TO secure work as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
MAYOR STIRS Up SHEA.
WANTS A REPORT ABOUT WORK on THE NEW
EAST RIVER BRIDGES.

Mayor Van Wyck yesterday made peremptoTy
demand on Bridge Commissioner Shea for reasons
why better progress in connection with the work
OF preparation for the two new bridges across the
East River has not been made The Mayors letter
reads:
on November o. 1s9S. the Board Of Public I'm
prOVements. acting upon communicating from
me. passed resolution authorizing ana directing
you. az Commissioner Of Bridges, to prepare pans
surveys sOuudings etc. for the construction or a
bridge over the East River between the Borough
Of Manhattan and the Borough Of queens pom
November 30. upon like request. the same BOARD
passed similar resolution with refefcnc" 20 a
bridge between the Borough Of Manhattan ana the
Borough OF Brooklyn. Thereafter action 70 PROVIDE
the necessary funds was taken by the Board OF
Estimate and ApportiOnmeut and By the Municipal
Assembly. and on January H. 1899, approved two
ordinances passed 10y the Municipal Assembly. each
urOydiug for the issue OF bonds for each bridge, an
aggregate Of $1OH 0O0. 10 meet the preliminary ex-
penses for the work called for by these resolutions
Of tho Board If Public Improvements.
| request that you will prepare and present 10 mo
a report showing the progress that has been made
in carving forward the work contemplated by
these resolutions Of the Board Of Public Improve
ments and explaining why 50 long q time has
elapsed since the work was authorized without any
apparent results.
Commissioner shea said he would prepare the re-
port showing the progress thus made and send Il
to the Mayor within day or two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
FUNERAL OF JAMES j. GRADY.
RICHARD CROKER AND JOHN J. sCANNELL HEAD
THE PROCESSION OF MoURNERs

RICHARD CROKER AND JOHN J. sCANNELL HEAD
THE PROCESSION OF MoURNERs
The funeral OF Assistant District Attorney James
J. Grady held yesterday morning at ST. Ste
phens Church. in East Twenty-eighth-st. Mr.
Grady died suddenly last Friday He was the
brother Of Senator Thomas r Grady.
There a short service at the house at No
Isl East Thirtieth-st Nearly every prominent
Democrat in Manhattan present and there
were many from Brooklyn. The District Attor-
ney's Office was fully represented. and nearly all
the heads Of the city departments were also pres
ent. Richard Croker and Fire Commissioner Scan
nell walked arm in arm behind the hearso in the
procession from the house 10 the church and tho
others followed In twos Among them were Dis
trict Attorney Asa Bird Gardiner Chief OF Police
Devery. Police Commissioners Sexton and Hess
Corporation Counsel Whalen, Recorder C;on Judges
blanchard and Newberger. City Chamberlain pat
rick keenan,. John f. Carroll and a large number
of others There were politicians from every nor
ton or the Guy and from all the boroughs Nearlv
all the clerks or the courts and OF the District
Attorneys office were present.
At the church every seat was taken and thore
many standing In the aisles. a solemn mass
OF requiem celebrated by the Rev Farber
eulogy Of the dead. The palbesrers were District
Attorney Asa Bird Gardner. Assistant District
Attorney James J. Walsh. Commissioner Of High
ways James p Keating Or. James Fcrere con
gresham Fitzgerald. OF Brooklyn. Dr. Edward J.
DOnln Daniel COahan. ~ Brooklyn. and Assem-
blyman Cornelius +. Collins.
There were seventy-hve carriages in line and
four OF them were laden with flowers. the gifts OF
the many friends OF the dead man Many OF the
distinguished city officials went TO Calvary where
the interment took place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
TIE OLD CUSTOM HOUSE PTRCHASE

THE CITY NATIONAL BANK NOT TO GET TITLE
UNTIL. NEW CUSTOM HOUSE Is BUILT.
Under the advice 81 the Title Guarantee ana
Trust Comnanv the contract for the purchase Of
the old Custom House for g ,oco. made by the
CITY National Bank with the United States Gov
eminent will not be closed and the deed oe-
lvered until the United States is ready to give
possession Of the property This, II Is hoped VIII
he earlv in 1902 Although the United States Gov
eminent has owned the property since 1856, and
makes the conveyance the bank thought it more
rusranteed hy the Title Guarantee and Trust Com
panv That company has completed its work and
snnroyed the title but the transfer has been post
uoned for the reason given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
PODDY'S BRIBERY CASE.
WITNESSES TELL HOW HE DEMANDED ~"
FOR A FLOWER STAND PERMIT.

WITNESSES TELL HOW HE DEMANDED S1o"
FOR A FLOWER STAND PERMIT.
The case Of Alderman John F. Roddy OF the
XXIst Assembly District, who Is under arrest lot
bribery was before Magistrate Zeller Tor snort
time Yesterday in the Harlem Court AFTER the
hearing Of some testimony from the prosecution
witnesses Alderman Roddys lawyer moved lor
dismissal Of the complaint on the GROUND 'ha' tne
offence II any existed was extort.on. instead OF
bribery and not covered in the warrant The Mag
istrate took the motion under Amusement and ad-
tourned the case until September r. asking oo'n
sides TO submit briefs in the case
Before this motion was made Joseph Vlachol' OF
No l5i East One cumberland eighteenth-st' the
complainant said nat in October, 1895. he had oh
tained from G. a Walker the right to erect fruit
and flower stand on the northeast corner Of Eighth
ave and Observation-Disclosures ixteenth-st., at month
~ rental Of $50 When ne asked Alderman Roddy 10
get him a permit through the Board OF Aldermen
Roddy he alleges demanded 800
He declined to give It, and was warned not TO
build the stand. he then went TO Alderman Nc
Call and got a letter from Mccall to Roddy. When
he went to Roddy he says Roddy tore the letter up
swore and advised him to go 10 Mccall and tell
him that he wished he would mind ms own own
Councilman Suzer. he got the permission ana the
stand was erected. .
Roddy as peace offering, and that he frequently
sent him valuable flowers all of which were &C.
sisting on the 500 Roddy finally had the permit
revoked and in July Of this year the stand was
ca rted away by the Bureau Of Encumbrances
Q. Nosickas who until January 90, 1893 was the
commandments partner, testimony to the same
effect y Bernie Of No 100 East Ninety-second-
at. friend of Nlachof. told Of seeing the latters
brother-in-law arrested at Roddys instance ana or
his release the following day.
Il Manthios. OF No. 1GS West One-hundred and
seventh-st., who was employed by klachof at the
flower stand testified that Ro1dy came to the stand
one day while he was in charge. and said: "Nou
better tell that Greek boss Of yours to put MP
that 500 or IN have his. -- stand smashed for
kindng wood.
It was at this juncture that the motion 10 dis
miss was submitted by counsel for the defence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
KILLS A WOMAN FOR JILTING HIM,

A LABoRER TAKES THE LIFE OF HIS INTENDED
WIFE BECAUSE OF JEALOUSY.
Because he was Jealous. Michael Duczny. Ia
borer Of No So Columbia St killed Regina Klein.
twenty-five years old in the house in which she
lived al No q Second-st. at o'clock yesterday
morning Duczny came 10 this country four
months ago. and found employment with the
American Sugar Refining Company. in Brooklyn.
He met the Klein woman and proposed TO make
her his wife. lie accumulated 800. and she Dor
rowed money from him. lie then lost MS place in
the refinery. ana the woman left him.
Duczny called on her yesterday morning she
finally, after quarrel pushed him out OF the
room into the hallway when BE- drew his revolver
and fred one shot into her lungs. DucZny was AZ
once placed under arrest. TO the police he said
he had fired his pistol r. random. and had not in
tended 20 XIII the man. some Of the witnesses
declare that he sa. be Killed the woman because
che Tilted him
Magistrate Mayo yesterday renanded the pris-
ener for a hearing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
x.spEAKER REED AT WORK HERE.

ENTERS on HIS DUTIES IN THE FIRM OF SNIP
son. TEACHER & BARNrM
Thomas Bracket Reed. late Representative In
Congress from the Portland CMe) district, and eX-
Sneaker of the House. entered yesterday upon the
practlce Of law in this city. Mr.. Reed some time
ago became a partner In the firm of Simpson
Thacher & Barnum, at No 10 Wall-st He occu-
pies a spacious room in the suite rented by a ms
5ssoclates II IS not known whether the HIin
name will be changed, but at present MI Reed
name does not appear. Mr.. Reed ana hs la amy
are AZ the Cambridge. Fifth-aye and Ihlrty-thIru-
st. temporarily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
po,IcE DEPARTMENT EXAMINATIONS.
CANDIDATES FOR DEPUTY CHIEF AND lNsFh'
TORS TO TRY THEM NEXT WEEK

,r,. po,,c. Commissioners at their meeting yes
.,s.y receivod notice from the Civil service
Roord that civil Service examinations TO determine
tho ergiblllty OF candidates for Deputy 'h'e1 %
IN. Department will be held az 10 o'clock Oh 0sp
,enber q and that examinations OF Candidates ~,
,nspectors will be held on September % Inc no".n
passed q resolution directing Chiei DeYe.!
,",. notice in the Department that all inspectors
H. ,,sh N take the examination for Deputy Chict
must fe their applications with the chiet cI eih
The Department by Friday next. ana an 1920: 49, hV
who want TO become inspectors must ME thei" ~
sontember 2,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
FOR PORTO RICAN RELIEF.

The National Bank Of North America. No rs
Esssau-st the depository designated by the secre-
tsry OF War for the Porto Rcsn Relief Fund
ceved yesterday sos from the City of Detroit. Mich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
,.OrRT CALENDARS FOR TO-D4T.

ArpeIls,4 oyision-Sipreme Couii-Recess.
supreme court Special Term-Tart / BEFORE Truax
s,on az, Livingston: 40 .. creighton AIT. Gal
lgan. No 2. matter - Grand boulevard and
Concourse. 40 4 Fisher agt. MoCristie. No. : Ticon
derora Paper Company ast. Iones Travis company
No Altemeier agt. k@ating, No q. Allison ag same,
10 10 matter II Metropolitan Messenger company No.
matter NJ Ensign r. matter % Buena Vista Real
" COMPANY 10 g. Hurst REESE, 40. -. Gitzky
Curnen agt Bookstaver No r. matter n Lincoln Fire
Insurance Company. no l. Peters ag' pnesmey er No
H. Lucklin agt Le,ey. 10 :" Testera AIT city Trust
srt Hollander. % Stuyyesant agt We'll. No -
matter ~ Cu.nen & Heiner. No q matter - Guyer.
10 26 Camrann agt BAILEY ". -. Schnitt
Schmitt. No. 2S. Herri"k AIT NaIans 70 ~ howery
Savings Bank agt Taman: 40 RI. Traband agt. Ira
hand. No Fl. TannAhaum Company agt Mason; No 81
Kempnar ToeheIg: No 81 People agt Mercan
tile Guaranty Company; 40 "a. New York Ashes
Covering COMPANY: No 30 matter n Tenth ave. 40.
36 Stlman agt. Brant ~ 81. Schroeder agt T~ggeu.
No 8s Virginia agt. DAILY no So Nach agt. Beilz. No
a. Bauer agt. synder. 40 A. Kuschel ast. Kuschel
Insurance Compan! Mot ahill. ~. ~ IIuger agt
Turner. 40 a. Ritter act Richardson No 90 Hays sgt
Merchants Refrge.atng company. n -. Mendels Agt
Wright: No A. Kesseler AIT. kesseler, No 80 Mer-
matter ~ WNiner. No 81 Rrnkman at Vaughn: No
81. matter 4 Lincoln Fire Insurance Company. No ~
Megro1 asr Morrison: - - Tusent ast Tgssnt. 10.
~ sheriff. Guegenhemer No. - Brooklyn National
Bank AK. Mosu Manufacturing 60:
supreme Court Special Term--Psri II Before Beck
man J. Court opens a 1880 n m TX parte matters
Surrogates court hamhers- BEFORE Fitzgerald
Court opens 10 30 Motion calendar called a,
1890 a. m. Wills for probate: Henry W. Whit Jane
Mullens. Thomas q. Oakley Margaret Murray. Julia
Ryan AZ 1890 a
City Court Special Before Fltzsimon. G. -
Court opens al ~ a. m. Motion. AZ 1890 a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
REFEREEs APPOINTEn

REFEREES APPOINTED
supreme Court
By 1rLaK.
Matter Of GunninE-Stephen ~. Heating
Mitchell agt. Freednsn--Davld Thomson
Sheehy agt. ClHusen-JOhn Hone ~
Boyle agt Schraml William J. sullivan
~ Gildersleeye J.
Matter Of Taylor-Francis e. Csntine
Matter ~ FluhT-Richard " Henry.
Weinberser sgt. Metropolitan Traction Conn,
Walker OTIS -PA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-19
For Both Sexes-Couu.ry.
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