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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-23
AFTER FAIL RIVER COTTON Mills
Another Syndicate Makes an Offer Through
aNew York Agent.

Another Syndicate Makes an Offer Through
Now York Agent.
FALL RIVER. Mass. Aug. 22.-When an offer
was made a week ago for the stock Of local mills
It was intimated that the New York firm that
was doing business for the Fall River men be-
hind the scheme would meet with the oppose
ton OF another syndicate that proposed to COM
bine the cotton manufacturing concerns OF the
entire country. This evening the following
letter came in circular form to the various
treasurers:
MUTUAL RESERVE BUILDING. 300 BROADWAY
NEW YORK. AUG. II. 1899. !
DEAn SIR: On behalf OF a syndicate which
represent. I desire to submit to your board Of
directors and stockholders a proposition for
the purchase OF your mill either for all cash
or part or all stock Of a corporation now being
organized for the purpose OF controlling the
coarse and fine cotton cloth manufacturing Of
the United States. Ny attention has been
called to the local proposition. which has been
made BIZ New York firm OF operators for q
combination Of few OF the local mills Of your
city. In view Of this. l would ask that you set
an early date when we may appear before your
board for the purpose OF not only submitting
but also OF explaining the full scope OF our
proposition. Respectfully yours.
NELSON J. GREEN"
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REAL ESTATE NEWS.

The present week promises to be even more
inactive than its predecessor. Thus far only
four sales at private contract have been report
ed and the auction business has been equally
unlmportant
An unusual thing happened In the Broad
way salesroom. yesterday. when an outsider
bought parcel which was being sold under
foreclosure proceedings. The bidding on legal
offerings has been so splritless that 1t has boen
usual for the plaintiffs to secure them with
hardly any competition. The property involved
was the four-story stone dwelling. 518 Madison
avenue, which was knocked down by Auction
eer Meyer TO Catherine NJ. Taylor for $25, 800.
The only other Offering at auction was secured
by the plaintiff.
Yesterdays official records contain tho
transfer by Jacob D. Butler to Joseph A. Stoll
OF the northeast corner OF Broadway and 10th
street. S1.2x103.3; and also the transfer by
Mr.. Butler to Lewis F. Mortimer the north
cast corner Of Broadway and 124th street,
101.1Ox75.
Daniel B. Freedman is reported to be tho
buyer OF the northwest corner OF Broadway
and Ninety-second street. the sale OF which
was reported Saturday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-23
Cool Burglars Rob Mr.. webb,s House.

TWowell dressed crooks stopped in front OF
John Webbs residence. at POP Lexington ave-
nu". Brooklyn. Monday evening and asked a
neighbor II the family was home. Learning
that the Webbs were In the country. the men
eooly opened the front door with key and
walked in. No onN suspected them OF wrong
doing, Later on Mr. Webb and friend ap-
preached but seeing light in the basement
they decided not TO enter Mr.. Webb went
on Tor policeman while his friend stood
guard. With drawn rayolvers three policemen
entered the house. searching it thoroughly.
but the burglars had disappeared. They had
opened Mr. Webb's desk and stolen checks for
5000, This is the second robbery on the block
In week,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-23
WAS KILLED BY NEUFELDT.
KRONMAN VERDICT FOLLOWED BY A
MURDER INDICTMENT

un.A.na .,A Au.-.A nF,.a.-.. w.. u..A
o,h.s R.sors ~. Coron.r-N.n,.,S, 60
and I1rconcsr,sd-s.n,, a ,hs Tomh, 8 "a
VIII Plead "a the T,aictment To.s,y,
,Wuhout leaving the court room the Coroners
Jury yesterday found that Mrs Annie hronman,
who was murdered with Ratchet In her nat
AZ 200 west Thirfy-nith street. on August Z.
came TO her death by wounds inflicted BY Will
liam Neuteiut' WITHIN an hour. Neuteldt was
indicted by the Grand Jury Tor murder in the
hrst degree. He was recommittedto tho Tombs
on the coroners warrant ana Will DC arralgned
Today 10 General sessions to plead to the In
o'ctment.
rhe ooroners courtroom was crowded with
persons anxious to get glimpse OF the sus-
peesed murderer when coroner KIRKPATRICK
opened the inquest. Neufeldt was brought over
from the fomos at IL 80 O'CLOCK lie appeared
cool ana corrected as ne TOOK MS seat py the
sioe OF MS counsel. william Howe. Ma
than hronman. the husband OF tho murdered
woman. was sitting In the rearoi the room and
grim'y examined Neufeldt as he was being
prouRht IN. hronman was the hrst Witness
ie'i the Jury all you know about your WIGS
ueath. SAID tho coroner.
only know that L came nome ana iouno
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-23
xorE-xArsrSo mrs BUsrxEss.
John Eberhardt Suspected of Being Ono OF
Clever Gang of Count arfeiteFp.

John Eberhnrdt Suspected of II cling Ono of
Clever Gang of Count srfstteTp.
John Eberbardt. who was arrested In Jersey
City on Monday for attempting TO pass bank
note which had been raised from 81 10 $40 on
John Bauer. q saloonkeeper OF 5o9 Communal
paw avenue. was arraigned Ia the Second
Criminal Court yesterday. Bauer testified that
Eberhardt ordered q drink OF whiskey and
offered the note In payment Bauer examined
the note. and asked Eberhardt II Il hadn't been
raised. Eberhardt attempted to escnpe, but
was On ptured.
James Birmingham. q saioonkeeper at 400
Grove street. Identified the prisoner as a man
who had offered SO bill in payment for
glass Of beer on Monday night, birmingham
asked Bauer where he got the bill. and Bauer
ran away. leaving the bill In Birmineham's
possession. The fugitive escaped BY running
into the Pennsylvania Railroad freight yard
and lodging around cars. Birmingham turned
the bill over to the court and II will 10 used
as evidence.
John Cordano. an italian who keeps a fruit
stand at 30 Montgomery street. produced
raised bill which had been passed on him on
Sunday night. He gave the customer change
forSlO. He was unable to identify the pris-
oner. Acting Police Justice Macs com United
Eherhardt for examination by United States
Commissioner domaine.
Chief OF Police Murphy says that agents OF a
gang Of counterfeiters have been operating in
Jersey City. He believes that Eberhardt 10 one
OF the gang. The Chief has a bill raised so
clevorly that experts were deceived by II. A
number OF merchants accepted It and IL was
not until it reached the bank that the forgery
was discovered. The Chief in Jest, passed Il
on Police Justice Potts. who. when he found
that he had been victimized. expressed strong
dsapproval Of practical joking.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-23

WEST BABYLON. L. T.. Aug. 22.-Lawrence
Quinn. OF Brooklyn. TO years old. tried to drown
himself in Blythebourne Lake, near the Argyle
Hotel. this afternoon. He has been spending
the season with Thomas F. Ryan. an old-time
Brooklyn newspaper man. and lately has been
somewhat Respondent. Harry Kelum. a news
boy saw Quinn Jump into the lake. which lie
only three feet deep. and went in after him.
dragging him out on the bank. He was taken
to Brooklyn. The town council held q special
meeting this evening. and. on motion OF Alder
man Edward Daily. passed resolutions COM
mendinR young Kellum and a man named
Smith. who assisted In pulling Quinn out
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Boy Charges That He Was Injured BY q
Sailor In n Ships Galley,

SUIT to recover 800. 900 for injuries received
on North German Lloyd steamship last Sep
tember has heen begun in the United States
Circuit Court on behalf OF Michael Hoffman.
ID years old, now residing in Philadel-
phia. Hoffman brings the suit through his
guardian. Morris Harris Of this city The COM
plant alleges that the plaintiff and his father
left Bremen on the steamship Dresden on Aug
%. 1893. On the evening OF Sept. 2 the boy
left his berth and visited the ships galley to
get drink Of water. 1t Is charged that he was
there assaulted by sailor. thrown to the floor
OF the galley and rendered unconscious. Tho
ships surgeon dressed his wounds and he was
taken to his berth. where he remained until
the vessel arrived In Baltimore. 1t Is claimed
that the plaintiff has suffered continuously
from his injuries. and that they are permanent
and now endanger his life The complaint de.
cares that the boys father has been compelled
to employ physician and has expended large
Gums for medical services for his son. and that
he expects to be obliged to expend further
sums for the same purpose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-23
Tho Brother of WheelinE's Mayor Honor
ably Discharged.

Frank Sweeney. Of Wheeling. W. Va. who
was arrested on Sunday night in Jersey City.
charged by Michael Rosetti Of Newark with
picking his pocket. was discharged yesterday
by Police Justice Potts. There was no evil
dence against him except Rosetti's staten ent
that he had seen Sweeney pass the stolen
pocketbook to another man. The prisoner
said that he was brother OF Mayor Sweeney
OF Wheeling. This despatch was received by
Mayor Hoos from the Mayor Of Wheeling after
Sweeney had been honorably discharged:
Mayor Hoos: Your city charges my brother
Frank with being pickpooket Am certain It
is a mistake. Kindly secure his release.
Answer"
Edward Hoos. Jr. the Mayors private secre-
tary. teegraphed to Mayor Sweeney that his
brother had been released.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-23
MRS LUCIA OGLE NEARLY DROWNED.
Taken With Cramps in the Long Branch
Surf-Saved By an Uncle.

Taken With Cramps in tho Long Branch
Surf-Saved By an Uncle.
LONG BRANCH. n. j., Aug. 22.-Mrs. Lucia
Ogle. daughter of Francis Becker OF 245 West
Sixty-ninth street, New York. a guest at the
Florence Hotel, while bathing to-day at the
Ocean Wave Hotel bathing grounds was
seized with cramps. Mrs. Ogle is o swimmer
OF considerable reputation. Her uncle. Emil
Becker. was bathing near when he saw Mrs
Ogle floating. She had not uttered any cry for
help. although she was at the point of drown
ing when Alr. Becker reached her. With the
assistance OF Henry Benedict, another guest
at the Florence tho unconscious woman was
pulled ashore. Two physicians. DR.. J. ".
Bennett OF this city and DR.. Cavanaugh Of
the Marine Hospital. Staten Island. worked
for two hours over her before getting any signs
OF life She is still in critical condition. but 1t
10 believed will recover.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-23

Won Fourth Ave. 3, S., east u lot 9ii. map Of
phear; attorneys, Ciocke 4 c.
Madison Ave. W, a., 20 II. =. of Itch St, boS
iWi Peter Sehaeifer va. Jacob Lederer (foreclose
Hem; attorney, r. Schaeifer.
al r"G,iS rSaa leading 10 Glsson's Point "; 3.
Henry g., Allen VS.. Mary A. Gassner ct al; at
turnrys, Shaw, Il. 4 \.
ST. paul's Pl, s. Q. cor of Webster Ave, Dix
100 Giacnmo Piscotta vs., J. ]. Murphy lforrclosc
Hem; attorneys, Menken Bros. ~
:, West End Ave-. T. g. cor, Of S3. ST., 102xlooi
,nmscr Contracting Co Va. ~ y. Investment hnd
lmpt Co. lfOrcclusa lem; attorneys, BUuth 4 ~.
Valentine Ave. W. r.. 1ii.3 IT. g. of iSnth ST..
1GBNB6.5; John II. Mezirr w. Gertrude H. JAMS
sen 1T al; attorney, 4. Knox.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-23
Plans Filed for New Buildings.

Broadway, No. POO; improvement to
lofts; Jacob I.orillurd owner; Jordan *
Giller. architects; cost ................ 300
Frankfort St, No. 10: Improvement to
Restaurant and lofts; G. NJ Mackellar,
owner Sass smailheiser, architects;
Fourth Ave, Nos ssi. asa; Improvement TO
stores and workshops; Gueet estate,
owner; Tiffany Glass Decorating Co., ,o,
KnEsbrdge Road, 100 IT. 8. Of u. Y.
Central H. r.; improvement to foundry;
architect: cost ...,......, ..,.......... 1900
Madison Ave-. No SIS; Improvement to
dwelling: Walter Ferguson, owner; H. Z.
ficken, architect; ctet ...........,.... 5000
Second Ave, No. 121 IMPROVEMENT to
tenement and store +. Ehrhurdt, owner;
Third Ave. No iis2 Improvement to
tenement: james Fry, owner; S. d. og- ma
den, architect; cost. ................... 200
Park Ave. g. s.. 900 It. IL. of 1854 ST.;
slgnal, house J. c. & ~ r. r. Co, IA.
improycment to tenement and store;
G. j. Burk, owner; W. C. Di,kerson.
architect; cost ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Topping Place W. g.. 10 IT.. u. OF 17ith
ST. threestoly dwelling; Mrs H. Her
ter, owner; Schneider Herter, archi-
Washington Ave. W. g.. 1I9 II. n OF 1881
St; Improvement 70 dwelling and store;
Marie Schmidt. owner; A. Pfcifrer, archi-
tect; cost OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1OOO
wnodycrost Ave, W. s. 22d II. n. Of Kemp
Place; three two and a halfstory dwell
ings: j. ii. Jones, owner; i. w. LINER,
l7Tth St and Aquetiuct Ave. n w. cor;
improvement to dwelling; ". Camp e.
tate, owner; G. Seandle, architect: cost. $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-23
Recorded Mortgages.

Adams, Thomas r., to the Gree cnv
Bssk e s'' Ei@,iE, r. to R,l:iard i9ifn1 ssth
Bs Is, F. Il Szs + f. e. d Isaac Butler. bst
let s soi map Of U m,D! also south
Max s. Iioehm; 10Th, ST., n, s.. 10
"a Of Union AIS w f. M OF isStS
csHns, !%'' Msndeihef,' s to David Stewart;
nan; 1oeth St.. n. g.. 1904 IT. G. OF
od snsIEs Mar Me-; mos 10 John f Sleeves;
Tooth ST., n. g., 1904 IT. e. of Briggs
cI nEs i'S George to Sarah 4. Dunn; 81
Hi los to BOSTON S aS' Ave-. II; ion 81. @
to Eaa i iife Assrance society of ths
United stsstsss Madison m Ave, W. g. az q
10 ets i95 sp 's 81 bart 19
FasoiS. Cath, G., TO Mnfesrct 4. Quieley;
No so4 Fast Tooth ST.; ysr:.;;;:;.i rst,.
Ff tntl Ga?'s &C. $40 % East !y ?SN ST. Ss @
Fleyi James T. to Hugh " Mn Adams dams i nlst
iSsl to !" 10Th si g. ri 1i55 r1'n Ave. ioG
K%iserss Sd Ave 9. s. 1875 IT. n. Of
GEN. Ma,ke 4. ssd xSToS1%s, to Els Q:
' Ne iso Henry mrEf St.; secu5ss bond una.
n%ssey, James Fl; to Title CUR Ut q and n
rrS of 18Th GS E St.; yrs Ave. g. s..S IT:
Jones. jSssrh i; to H.sbr syS Z p !. Bots;
M Mss1p John and Gioyannina. and An
tonic md Gesnalda somma to n; Y:
Maxwell. Julia, to George W, McAdam,
es'r etc; Concourse e. s. 1909 IT, n
M al iSi,n julia lila to e George W. Mcidam
s s1Dc or rTansvcr.e i Rd nj Is Of ie'n
A Ss ioss ST. Tn" 70 ,sS E Of f"biic
and Annie Dinyes;, s1st St, s. $. ~
Mortimer, Lewis F., to JaSos p Butter;
srGSdW Va t T. 6 S@T and od 2,h g. same g
Nf f%%i:a Thorn; part Of lot 5s4, map ~" Of
Loan Banking Co., Fganklin Ayo,; as
stsoIl,' Joseph L., to Igc:h, r; butler;
sriv S"EE" jos to Union Trust e. o. y.
s.; also El4rIdse St, W. s.. 500 It. n, ,
Same to Geo, and Emma Kocher; same me
spitz, Henry, to Matilda Protzmnnn;
Franklin Ave. @. s., 100 It., 8. from
n. W. cor Of lot so, map of Village of
MOrrisana; 5 yrs ...,.............,... !
The Nassau Realty 60. 30 Chas. IT.
Klnge 10th ST., n. 8, @02 IT. W. Of .
Teelbcrg, John, to Mary r. Van Zspdt;
lots 253 and 25+, map section \, Nysc
estate, 23d Ward: 3 yrs. .....,.....,,..
Wagner. Peter. to Lctitin $. Sands: 95th
s.. n. $, 1915 IT, W; OF Central Park .
wild. Franz and Mary A., 70 Roland W
Thomas and Tsnnc l.. Dunn; Crotona
Ave. W. s., 1903 It. n. Os 10th St,
25NlOO o to Clinton Ave-; instals. .......
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Dawson Str II. e. cor Of Prospect Ave,
BsNlDu; 1hos, O'Drlen vs.. Antonio Gallo o.
Goerck ST., Nos. ~ and q; Joe Levy ct al.
vs. Pauline ArOnowitz ................. !
Same property; Rubin Grnu vs. same IL
Spring ST. Nos. 1888 aud 40; Oscar T..
O. BurkstIom vs.. ~ \. Telephone 20: et al.
81. AIMS Ave, c. s., $50 IT. y. W llOth
St, llONo5; Giacono Psciotta VS.. Eus.
,, zach Sleber and ano. ..;:,.,,;....;..... 2lo
VS.. Sathcrinc O'Brlen and ano. ......,..
2d st, .. r., 100 II. W. of Washington
Ave-. 5oA120; Church Il. Gates d Co.
VS.. Jno. j. Coogan .................... 200
I06h ST., n. g. cor. Of Hewitt FL, 25xS5;
1924 ST, Nos. ~ and 2S West; Max Glober
W, jacob a. Mlnluermann aud ano. .. 80
12hth St, =. g., 10 II. =. of Broadway.
l9lxlw; Richard Rogers vs.. Anthony mn
12ah H.. Nos co and az East; jjnc, i.
kchoe vs.. Ida Van Nalin ct al.........
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-23
JURY WOULD NOT ISDIor MRS. RYAN
She Had Caused tho Death of the Woman for
Whom Her Husband Had Forsaken Her.

The indictment against Mrs. Annie Ryan OF
o5O East 139th street. who caused the death OF
Mrs. Sarah Mccarthy. OF 2,G35 Third avenue.
on July 20. by throwing carbolic acid in Mrs.
McCarthy's face. was dismissed by the Grand
jury yesterday Julia Rose. sister OF Mrs.
MCCARTHY. the chief witness against Mrs. Ryan.
said that she should endeavor to get the case
before another Grand Jury. Mrs. Ryan, 1t was
alleged. was jealous Of her husbands atten-
lions to Mrs. Mccarthy. and In desperation at
being neglected herself and having her children
lett In want. had gone out on the night speci-
ned, determined to end tho conditions under
which she was made to suffer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-23
bridegroom Killed between Cars.

Joseph Mcdonald. Pennsylvania Railroad
freight brakeman. 20 years old. OF 219 St.
Paul's avenue. Jeraey City. fell between two
cars yesterday and was killed. He was mar
ried recently and at the solicitation Of his wife.
who considered his occupation dangerous. he
had arranged to abandon 1t and engage in
another business. He intended to resign at
the end OF this month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-23
Mayor Packer Wants a Winter Trolley Ser
Vice

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. N. j.. Aug 22.-Mayor
!. han Packer. OF Seabright. announced to-
n'Rht that he would introduce resolution at
the meeting Of the Atlantic Highlands Council
on sept /. asking the Central railroad Of New
Jersey to give the patrons OF the road trolley
service over the railroad between here and
Long Branch during the winter This would
put an end to all talk OF using the drives at
bsabright for trolley road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-23
Assignment. of Mortgage

Burke. John r, eH'rs. etc. to Alkaline
Ernst Marx Nathan Co. to Title Guarantee
and Trust O. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Newman, Thomas L.. to Michael Stnth
PayCnstedt, Edmund. eN'r, etc, to Anna
IRue and ano ........,....,.......
TAYLOR. Vim. j., cX'r, etc, TO Herbert
l'rifcd states Trust Co. to Alexander D,
Irving and gno. trls .................
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Auction Sales.

At the New York Real Estate Salesroom yes
ure, the five: story, etone-iront tenement. on
lot 25x1O0.5. No 423 West Forty: Ninth street
10 Catherine NJ. Taylor for 80 .25O.
John N. GoldinG sold. In foreclosure the five
story brick tenement and store on lot 30xlOO.
No 211O Amsterdam avenue, TO tho plaintiff,
John T. Darragh. for $3O,500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-23
TROLLEY KILLS A Roy.
william Dureen, Twelve Years Old, Who
Helped to Support His Widowed Mother.

Helped to Support His Widowed Mother.
William Durgen. twelve years old. OF 1903
Clendenny avenue. Jersey City. was killed yes
terday by trolley car on Communipaw avenue
near Glendale Park. With other boys he at.
tempted to climb on the end OF truck coming
from Newark. Durgen was pulling himself up
with the aid OF rope when the driver turned
out Of the track to let the trolley car pass. Tho
lurch shook the boy of the rope and he fell in
front ofthe car. The front wheel passed over
him and he died in the ambulance on the way
TO the City Hospital. Tho boys mother Is a
widow. He helped her with money he earned
doing odd jobs. He was one Of the brightest
pupils In Public School "a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-23
Republlean Nominations in Phileaelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 22.-Republcan county
conventions were held to-day TO select nomi-
nees for Offices to be filled by the people at the
general election in November. They resulted
as follows: For Sheriff. Wencel Hartman.
Eighth ward: for Judges OF Common Pleas.
Samuel W. Pennypacksr and Henry J. Nc
Carthy; for Coroner. Thomas Dusan. Thirty
second ward: for County Commissioners.
Jacob Wildemore. Fourteenth ward. and Hugh
Black Thirty sixth ward.
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West 1891 ST., No, 225, n. 8, 1875 W 9TH ave.
TTVSh nb 3'}T9ry orSS nat vs pIrsclossre r sale
ct nj; Townsend. Dyea 4 Levy, attys; Edward
Browne, ref: due on jndgt. S17.g0SSS and
int costs and allow. S3In.55 and int: taxes,
assets. etc. Sl0a.S5 and int.
West seventy-iourth St. No PSI n. s; 20 9 West
aye, 2OxlO22, 3.story brick dwelling; fore.
Sprague ct al Duer, Strong 4 Whitehead
altvs Reginald II Williams. ref due on judgt
$40 7SO. U5 and int costs ana allow, S3}2 30
and int; tnXes. assets. etc.. 5000 20 and int.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-23
HANGED HIMSELF TO THE GAS JET.

Bowory Suicide Believed to BE . Lover Of
Zion from Boston.
shabbily dressed man who from postal
card found in his pocket It 10 supposed was Isaac
Levinson Of East Boston. Mass. committed
suicide yesterday in the lodging house at VI
Bowery by hanging himself to tho gas jet. A
pair Of spectacles and 20 cents besides the
postal card were found In his pockets. Tho
card gave notice OF a meeting Of the Lovers OF
Zion Society
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-23
KEARSARGE ALMOST READY.
builders Trial of the New Battleship Set
for Sept. D.

for Sept. b.
NEWPORT NEWS Va. Aug. 22.-If the unex-
pected does not happen the battleship Kear-
sarge will be ready for her trial trip Sept
8. She is about four per cent. from compile
ton and the finishing touches arc being put
on at q rapid rate. This morning the work OF
painting the ship white was begun. Capt
Folger, who is to command the vessel will go
out on her. and will be accompanied by other
officers OF the navy and attaches Of the Gov
eminent force at the yard as well as the on
cials OF the Newport News Ship Building and
Dry Dock Company. The Kentucky will have
her trial trip about month later.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-23
saranao Region Forest Fires Checked.

ALBANY N. Y. Aug 22-The State Fisheries.
Game and Forest Commission to-day received
q telegram from Com Missioner Charles H. Bah
cock. saying that the rains last night had
check ed the forest fires throughout the Saranao
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-23

GlotIe. Dorathccc,, to Rosie scap'cchie

Glotze, Dorathcc. to Rosie Scapcchio.
Tooth St, No. 32l East; g yrs.
H9nch Ka,hsrpqe to Thomas Thomas Brod.
maskeI; 10th St. No. 424 West; q,
yrs. ................... ...;......; j ,0Su
Jacob, August. to william schlert: Park
Meinken, Henry, 70 William Malberg;
Same TO same; 50th ST., Nos $40 and
$40 West; yrs ;. So -; 30 ;N;o..;;:
OLSON. Andrew, 10 Chas. Ekart; Rob
Ttioti. Giuseppe, to Pietro Pantaliamo:
lOstb ST.. Nos. 207 to 2ll East;
O OLE yrs ....................
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Blocker ST.. n. W. cor. NJ Machougal ST. Isex
u; Charles St: II. g.. 100 10 n. .. Of 4th St.
tpartit,on); ATTORNEYS. FARLEY r; & s.
Martin violation. etc.; attorney, +. Oterbourg.
Goth ST.. No 10 West: Louise n Weber va
ney, j. IT. HILL.
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Prisoner with Knockout Drops Released.

Judge Newberger. In Part I. General SEES.
sions. suspended sentence yesterday in the
case OF Martin Farrell. OF the Globe Hotel. in
tho Bowery. who was arrested a week ago with
knockout drops in his possession. Farrell
pleaded guilty, but said that a friend had
handed him the bottle containing the drops Just
a few moments before Detective Lydecker had
arrested him. Judge Newberger said that he
thought that some conspiracy had been entered
into against Farrell. He added that he thought
that the detective had had no part In the con.
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