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MAN AND WEE fCCTSED.


Held as Accomplcrs of n Dishoncst Ser
want In Brooklyn.
George NanYacis and his wife Mary OF "a
North First street. Brook yn were held in the
Gates avenue court yesterday as accomrlices
OF Annie Larcut, servant who recently robbed
the house OF James II. Conway at SS7 Laiay-
ettc avenue, carrying OFF lot Of Jewelry and
clothing. hen Annie I.arcut got her place Mt
Mr. Nonways she gave tho name OF Nanyacis
rs rel"rencc The police say that Nanyaris
IS only about year out Of Sing Sing prison for
this The girl wont off suddenly in September
With the va,uah!Gs. She was arrested in this
h3TonGh few days ago and Capt. Niles
a confession from her. She said the Nanyn-
ciscs had taken the goods and pawned them
thcir rooms after he arrested them on Satur-
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FIRE SEARCHLIGHTS.
New Apparatus to Go to Our Fires with
Engines aud Trucks.


The New York Fire Department lie soon to
have novel addition to its apparatus in the
form OF complete electric searchlight
on wheels which will 90 to fires with the
engines. hook and ladder trucks and fire
towers, and, it is expected. will do a share OF
work In saving life and property fully as i'm
rortant as that OF any Of the other ma
chimes Its purpose will 10 to light
ilremen in laying hose. setting ladders the
or nt her regu!at ion wor !. and also to l2ht up
the faces OF buildings where people NAV be in
danger and to throw light into the buildings
Themselves. to aid the hremen In searching for
m ssing persons or other work The machine
has been ordered from firm in Elmira. 1t
will resrmhe a fire engine in general appear
an"e and will use a similar boiler. but. in place
Of tho pumping machinery. the engine will
drive dynamo. which will supply tn" lighting
currents for the searchlights. There will
lie two searchlights. each with an 1S-inch pro-
jecting lens. and these will be carried on a
platform behind tho drivers aeat. They can
lie used either from the platform or removed.
and carried to any convenient place nearby,
their connection with the dynamo being kept
M nv means Of flexible cables. Tho lights
will be provided with lenses which will admit
Of quick regu alton. SO that their light may be
snread out over a wide area or confined and
directed to any particular point.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-30
A Quick Knockout for Fitzsimmon..

CHICAGO. Oct. 90. Bob Fitasimmons knocked
Jeff Thorne. the English middle light. out
in minute and 10 seconds at Tattersall's last
night. Fitz practically put his man out with
the flrst punch. There was no fighting done {:
It was entirely too one-sided to he called n
ma made only ono or two feeble nttemntn TO
land blow Fit2 began lively work with the
call Of Time He planted II heavy left on
Thorne's law, sending him 10 the ropes. Then
he tented with his right and Thorne ducked
the blow Fitz backed to the contr- Of tho
ring. Thornc SPARED for a few moments and
landed lightly on RI. chest. Bob again fsinted
with his right. and IA ThOrno duck cd 10 avoid
the blow fit swung terrible left hook reach
ing Thorn0's right Jaw heavily The English.
man fell like a log and did not know what had
happensd until Referee Malachy Hogan had
al him
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SPEYER & CO.,
REIMBURSEMENT Managers.
DATED JULY I. 1889,

referring to our notice of December Is, 1909
We have to announce that holders OF more than so
per cent. in amount Of the First Mortgage Four
Fer Cont Gold Bonds Of the Pittsburgh and West.
Railway Company have deposited these bonds
with us accordance with tho terms Of said
notice.
We have further to announce that we have made
arrangements with the Reorganization Manager,
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
whereby in they issue any Plan OF Reurgau-
iZAtion OF the Pittsburgh and Western halfway
Company prior to December Is. 1SD9. they under.
take to give all our depostors whose bonds shall
not have been sold to them FOR cash stated in tho
next paragraph. an option for at least thirty days
after such Plan Is issued to take par AMI interest in
cash or to have their bonds nrlu led in the Plan on
the basis of new securities They also agree that =.
the expiration Of such option. they will purChll.
from us for cash at par and accrued interest up to
the time of delivery. all bonds held by in respec.
OF which the option to :aks new securities shall no:
have been exercised. We agreeing to sell them such
bonds. II no Plan shall have b,rn issrol By that
date tho foregoing arrangements will continue in
force thereafter until said Reorganization Manager,
terminate the same by notice tou'.
lfany holder Of orr 'ripts or certincats, rather
than await such Plan desires and shall ee to soil
his bonds for cash Thereby losing his right OF disc.
ton to ako either ca4h or new securities after iss.
Lncc OF tho PLAN. said Reorganization MauaEe..
further agree that. at any time prior to Dccen Der
"a, lsaa and also thereafter until motto, from them
TO u.s. such holder may present his rtoo,pt or certa.
cate at our office for proper annotaon of such cleo.
ticn thereon. aud that. at the expiration OF thirty
days from the date of such aunotaton, he shall
receive par and accrued interest in cash therefor at
Office surrender OF his receipt or certificate
properly endorsed.
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Gossip OF the Ring,

l6hh.
Joe WAlcott and Dan Creodon have been matched
To boz siI rounds at Chicago on Nov. II.
Dave sullivan says that Charley White has hear
agreed upon u referee his coming contest with Jo,
Bernstein,
SIk" ,llivan and Joe Youngs Of Buffalo hay,
been matched to box twenty rounds at the GREE n
wood A. G. next Saturday night
Martin FlAhrrty and Tom krsrns are slated 10 no,
twenty nNe rounds ~ the Hercules A. {. to night
There will be one preliminary bout OF tMssiw,
rounds. '''
Otto sielon OF Chicago and Tim Kearns have beer
matched to box twenty rounds at the Greenwood A
c. OH Nov: II. selon met kearns last year snt
Knocked him out IN two rounds. N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-30
California; New Track VIII be Opened on
Saturday.

SAN FRASC1sCo. Cal, Oct 29.-Tanforan
Park. the now racing quarters OF the Western
Turf Association. will DO thrown open to the
public next Saturday. Indications are favora-
bic to tho inauguration on that date OF the
most brilliant and successful season OF winter
racing ever known in California No purse will
he less than 800. and one $500 purse will be
offered every day Ono thousand or more
horses are now Iuartered at Oak land. Ingle-
sile and Tanforan. and 800 raore are OK
pected in the next thirty days. The PARK
is twelve miles from this city. south in
san kateo county. Among noted stables
now hero are Burns 4 ,Waterhouse santa
AHA AHA Shc HIhtEna arc1s f Eny rk hsn
dal.. n2n Cameron. 7. Ryan, Glen Brown.
I!nnig. barney Schreiper, Theodore Winters.
Murray 4 rurser. W. B. Jennings; James
Crsar Young. W. Fischer J. W. Schorr.
Among cTarE jockeys here are Tommy Burns.
Charley Thorpe. Hill. Songer, Eddie Jones
Ranch, Woods and Ward.
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efinaufial.
Central Pacific Railroad Co.
REIMBURSEMENT.
Financial.
To tho holders of
SPEYER & CO.'S CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSIT


SPEYER & CO.'S CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSIT
for the following bonds and shares
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY Oh
CALIFORNIA FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
SERIES A, b. c. d, Il, r. q. II AND
WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS. SERIES ANDB.
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON RAILROAD COM.
PANy AND CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY. SUCCESSOR. FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS, SERIES AND II.
CENTRAL PACI &c RAILROAD COMPANY tsAN
JOAQUIN VALLEY BRANCH FIRST hosTGAaE
BONDS.
GENITAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY LAND
BONDS.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY FIFTY.
YEAR SIX PER CENT BONDS.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY FIFTY.
YEAR FIVE PER CENT. BONDS
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY COM.
Mon STOCK.
embraced in the Plan and Agreement of Readjust
incnt of the Central Pacific Railroad Company.
dated February \, 1899:
Notice il hereby given that on AND AFTER
OCTOBER 10TH, 1899. holders Of sp.yer h
Coz Certificates Of Deposit. above mentioned. may
rcceivo the NEW SECURITIES AND CASH
to viii Ia they entitled. upon pre.en taton snd
surrender 81 their Certificates of Deposit as herein
after stated, at the Offices OF the CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK in the city of Now York.
or at the Offices Of tho Rcadjustment Managers in
Europe. Each holder must deliver all Certificates
OF Deposit held by him for the various old securi.
tics which will 10 scheduled and consolidated. Not
more than one hundred scheduled will bo taken in
on each business day. anil the new securities and
cash IN exchange will be ready for delivery on tho
following day
Tho coupon bonds are in denominations OF
81 600 aud 5000 each. The new shares are OF the
par tauc nj 500 each NOn.interest bearing scrip.
.Ichangablc in round amounts. will 10 issued for
fractional amounts of new bonds. Holders entitled
tu fra tons OF bonds may either sell tho fractions
or may purchasc such amounts as may be necessary
{" "nitlc them to an entire bond.
lI"Iiors transmitting Certificates Of Deposit by
ma SHOULD indicate whether they wish to sell buy
such fractions. and whether they wish the
oirtes sent by registered mail or by express at
their expense.
october 18th. 1899.
SPEYER & CO.,
REIMBURSEMENT Managers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-30
Erne and o'Briou Matched Again.

Frank Erne and Jack O'Brien have been re-
matched to fight for the lightweight champion
ship OF the world. Bob Smith. who is at the
he I'm Of Erne's Affairs. said last night that tho
Pair viii meet in twenty hve-round contest
before the Cunsy Island Sporting Club al!
Nov ~. The battle will be for a nurse ~
$4,000; Erne and O'Brien have posted furfeits
o. 500 with Al Smith to bind the meeting
resumed training. The men will Nght at 1873
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In their nnal practice last night. In prepara.
ton for tho big professional billiard match
which opens tonight. both Slosson and
Schaeier exceeded the best average on record
for cushion carroni match The student
played Mclaughlin and won by 200 TO ll6,
averaging aNactlyS with high runs o' ~ and -
Schao'er played MorninRstar and won by 200
to ~ averaging u 2O-3O his highest runs he
ing ~ and "a The hest run was made in tho
last inning and Sehae'er continued on until he
missed. running in all 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-30
Pastor Wishes to Get His nc,oDp,Dr

The Rev. Daniel W. Wsher. the deposed
pastor Of tho Mount OIivst Bantist Church,
said last night that his counsel. George G..
Comm had made settlement with tho trustees
OF the, church, they agreeing to turn over TO
nm tho furniture OF his former study in thu
Mopnt oiivet rectory. together with his books
truck alter these things and cart them 70 iLs
Gr'ctory ~ 81, Stephens L, +. Church on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-30
Chr Curt.


between rain drops yesterday the members
Of the Brooklyn A. G. finished their season OF
field and track sports. Tho Games Committee
figured NJ the points on the regulation basis
Of five for a winner. three for n second Place
and ono for II third place, and found these
results: John {. Doyle. first. 81 points;
William i. Clasen. second. A points: Frank
Neres. third. 43 points: J. II Pulaski. fourth,
'W rnIntS: Summaries yesterday:
100 Yard DASh-WOn 10y j. II. Pulaski ! yard;
John Loyle, scratch. second; Frank ". Foell. ]
yards third. Time. II seconds.
, 22p Iarl Run Won hy John C. Doyle. scrat h,
Frank NeTeS, 10 yards. second! William T. ClasUu,
IL Yards. third. Time 20 seconds
Quarter Mile Run-won ~ John G, Doyle.
scratch; Frank Nercs, 20 yards. second. Frank ".
r-Hali-h lie ltnn-Won Icy Frank Veres. rs yards;
William J.. Clasen, 70 yards. second: John C. Doyle,
scratch: third, Time. minutes sec ,nds.
On-Mil Run Won by J. H. Pulaski scratch;
william F. tlASen. II wards second; Frank "
FoeIl 81 yards, third Time, , minutes 10 seconds.
Running High Jump-Won by William f. Clascn,
men actual leap +, ct 10 inches. j. II. Pulaski
men second; Frank Vsrcs inches. Il ird. foot
II inches.
Pole yaultfo Height Won ~ G. Cannon. in.
ches actual lean ioct inches; J, II. Pulaski, =
inches second william +. Ciasrn, s. inches third
Running Broad Jump-Won by John &. Duyl-.
scratch actual leap ~ feet Inchee; william f.
Ga zen foot inches second J. II. Pulaski. tset
Putting the Sixteen. Pound Shot-won b. J. H.
Okeete, scratch, actual put "a feet William +.
tIasen, inches, second; Arthur y. Kane. inchsg,
third.
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OFFICE OF
Oregon Short Line Railroad Co.

100 Broadway. New York.
- To the Holders OF Certificates of De-
post of The Mercantile Trust Com
pnny and tho Old Colony Trust Com
pany for Collateral Trust SOn-cumu-
latIVe Income Is Bonds of Oregon
short Line Railroad Company;
RCfrrr!n: to the notice Of the undersigned. dated
SEPTEMBER 18TH. lN"', addressed to the holders
u Collateral Trust Non'cumulttive Income bonds
OF Oregon short Line Railroad Company. NOTICE
is HEREBY GIVEN that the holders Of the above
described certificates Of deposit may. upon preson.
tat!on and surrender q their certificates to tho
Trust Company issuing tho same, receive tho new
Preferred Stock OF Union PAcidr Railroad Company
to which the holders of said certificates are en-.
titled.
Holders when transmitting their certificates
should indicate whether they wish the new certif-
Gates OF stock sent by registered mail or by eI.
press. at their expense. and in what name the
stock should be issued.
Dated New York. october 2oth 1899.
OREGON SHORT LINE RAILROAD co.
by ALIEN. MILLAR, Secretary.
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Surplus sl44Lo7b sa,oas.oss Inc sl,5o7.io

Surplus SI.t4i.o7b $685. Inc sI.5D7. 100
The surplus a year ago wa. S2B.ODl 800. and
two years ago. S24 .271 800.
The imports OF general merchandise. ncud-
ing dry goods, AZ tho port OF New YORK last
week were $40 ,22S,Sl5 against $1O,423. O6O the
previoua week and SD,29S POO for the CORE
spending week Of last year The Imports ~
spacie for the week were Sll3.l2G. Of which
S2sS5i was god; making total specie i'm
specie were: god $50. 5G7 and silver SiiS5. 3tiS
total Of 731,n35. against Sl.OO5.D0l the pre-
viouh week. Tho exports Of hnecis since Jan.
4 have been: gold S23 22I 1872. and silver SAL
Hl3l25. total o. So. 14l .O4I.
The Official count OF cash in the Treasury
to-day compared with that Of last Saturday
shows:
Oct. 81. oct IS.
Gold coin and bullion 1884 1871 1914 s2R335s IOl
silver dollars and
bullion ,................ S.2p7.Sp4 S,4fG.72H
I: =. notes. :..... ....... 15,5b3.Il7 l6.O3g,272
Other assets less d emand
liabilities ............. 1o.925.295 14.5s5.2
Available cash including
gold reserve........... 289. 674 200 2o2 40 $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-30
Mnher and Mccoy VIII Fight en- Nov. 80

Peter haher and Kid Mccoy will hght o.
Nov. 80 at Coney Island for a $4,000 purse
haher says his bAckwardness in not coming
10 time was due to the fact that he wanted to
light earlier than Dec IA. the date originally
set for the combat. He is located at West.
chester, Mccoy is in tho Wost, but is expected
EHst to-day or Tomorrow. He will train at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-30
]. P. MORGAN & co.
Union Pacific Railroad Company,
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company.
Exchange Of Shares.
OFFICE OF
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.


UNION Pacific RAILROAD CO.
12O Broadway New York.
To the Holders of Certificates of Deposit of
The Mercantile Trust Company and tho
Old Colony Trust Company for Preferred
md Common stock of Oregon Railroad
md Navigation Company
referring to the notice OF the undersigned dated
SFP1EMREE 18TH. l 90, addressed to the holders
of preferred and common stock OF tho Oregon
Railroad AMI Navigation Company. NOTICE. Is
HEREBi GIVEN thathoderS of the above dc SC ribbed
certificates of deposit may, upon presentation and
surrender Of their certificates to the Trust Company
issuing the same, receive the stock of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company, to which the holders Of
said certificates cutitei.
Holders when transmitting their certificates of de.
post should indicate whether they wish the new
'erhrate' OF stock sent by registered mail or by
press at their expense. and III what name the stock
should be issued.
Dated New York. October goth. 1899.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
BY ALEX MILLAR, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-30

"hmea OF IN" Erasmus Hall SchoolboyS
Tho fourth annual field dav OF tho athletic
association OF the Erasmus Hall High School
was held at the schools campus last week.
The programme comprised Ave events. each OF
which was hotly contested. The gold medal
fer sc25inG The greatest number was won bv
Harold Theall, 1900. 425; Thomas Afford 1902
second, ;|S1; A. NcCaull, 1900. third, S75 The
class championship banner held by Room No
events
lard Dash-won by L. Roy Vail. 1900. "
Time, minutes 20 seconds O' ''' -
Putting IL Pound Bhot-Won by A. E. Kelly 1900
with - feet inches: Harold TheAll 1900 second
Win 30 feet inches Richard FAel. 1909 third
Running High Jump-won by p. wlrdwell. l4o.
WIN feet inches; I. Afford. 1902 second with
feat inches. N' ''"
Running Broad Jump-won by II. Tafel 1908 " n
]. feet inch; Harold McNnlty. 1908, second Nth
feet inches '''' - - 80
Half Mile Run-won ~ lie Roy Vail 300 W H.
Dnrkin, 1900, second: \. j. McCaull, 1900 tarI,
Time. minutes ~ seconds.
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piridrnaS and Antrrrst.

UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY,
81 Broadway New YORK. Oct her -, 1899.
I32D DlNIDESD.
The transfer brooks Of this pany will br closed
on OCT, y at . clock. and reoponsd Nov. Id
THEODORE /. WOOD. I'd NIcs.Pres. and Treas.
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Basketball Notes,

PHTEnsoS, Oct; 20 The Twenty.third Stree,
70 . Last night -
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SUNDAY, Oct. 90.

Total sales 3.4o5, 8 shares.
sEI.diyidend.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-22
PRESS GANG PARTY.
Reforms I'd Newspaper Man Enter
tain'S the Craft.

Henry r. Macfarlane was, 176l-76.
connected with this paper, and had a
fine reputation as a hustler TO- news
and descriptive writing. One of his
duties was TO go out TO vessels sighted
and get papers or secure such intelli-
gence from the outside world as was
in possession of the sailormen. He
followed vessels TO Waianae some
times to learn that those aboard did
not even know. for instance. that war
was on in the States. Mr.. MacfarlanC
was with the paper when he was mar
ried twenty-five years ago last Tues
day. y press gang for social
purposes was organized yesterday
by Edmund Norrie. the subject
of Mr.. Macfarlane in the latter 5
capacity as Danish Consul. Mr..
and Mrs. Macfarlane and Miss Mac
farlane greeted most cordially the
party. which included Mr.. NorTie. w.
r. harrington. \. +. Atkinson, w. y,
Coney. T.. II. Austin and Ed. Towse
The superb silver loving cup, present
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Macfarlane by en-
ployes of the Hawaiian Hotel. was
baptized. Mumm's the word, but the
cup holds half a gallon, and one I'LL
ing did not satisfy the ideas Of the
host and hostess on hospitality. The
proper toasts We're offered. Fraut
Davey happened to he in the nejghbor.
borhood with his camera and made
some pictures.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-22
A FATAL TORNADO
Ten Killed and Is Wound
ed in a Town.
Three Settlements Visited-Church
gue-Property Losses

OMAHA. June IA special 10 the
Bee, from Blair. Neb.,. says:
One of the worst storms in the his
tory of Eastern Nebraska visited Her
man, Neb., last evening. about $50
O'Clock. IL took the form of a lorna
do about two miles west of Herman
and after travelling west short dis
lance, turned back, keeping a due east
course until within half a mile of the
town. It then took a southeasterly
turn, covering a strip about twenty
five rods wide. broad enough TO clean
out the entire town of Herman.
Two or three residences still remain
in the outskirts of the town. though
much damaged. The Methodist Church
and the scnool are the only other
buildings left. The church is being
used as a hospital and morgue
Train No. . on the Omaha road pull
ed into Herman just after the storm
and its crew began the work OF rescue
Nearly 100 persons were brought back
to Blair. This morning relief and as
sistance We're sent to the homeless
people, many of whom had been out
in the rain all night.
There was but one tornado insur-
ance policy in the town, and that for
but a trifiing amount. The balance Is
a total loss. The heavy rain that fol-
lowed the storm practically ruined
what had not been destroyed ~ the
wind.
The storm came on very slowly. Civ
ing most people ample time to- reach
their cellars. Instead OF taking a
straight course it seemed to Zig-Zag
back and forth.
HERMAN, Neb., June 1i.-Ten were
killed and about twenty-five injured
in last nights tornado. 1t is thought
all are now accounted for. unless the
storm has been more disastrous in tho
country than. anticipated. Not a sin
gle building in the town is left whole.
1t is reported that the tornado which
struck this village also wrecked sew
eral houses at Dane Hollow. Two
persons were killed and ten are re-
ported severely injured.
WORSE IN WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, June ia
dispatch was received at o'clock this
morning from Jewett Mills announc-
ing the arrival there of the Wisconsin
Central train. \ Mr.. Cutter, in the
employ of the Central, sent a dispatch
to the local offices of the road saying
that the town of New Richmond was
gone south of Highway Bridge. and
that the estimated number of killed
will reach $50. Many of the houses
Mr.. Cutter states. were consumed by
fire after the cyclone. Many peopl,
We're killed, he says, while attending
a circus which was showing there.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, June r.
\ tornado swept over portions al
Wisconsin and Minnesota this even
ing between and Is o'clock. Hundred.
| of buildings were demolished, and II
is feared that the loss of life has beer
heavy. New Richmond, small town
was practically destroyed, and report:
place the number of dead all the way
from 100 TO 800.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-22
FINE RESIDENCE PROPERTY
For Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale the
residence ~ Mr.. T.. Il. Heudry on XII
nau street. near Pensacola street.
The lot has n frontage Of 100 feet
on Kinau street and is zoo feet deep.
\ roomy Dwelling House Is on the
place. and the grounds are as fine as
any in the city.
VIII sell also a corner lot adjoining
the above. Lot Is 100 feet on I[inau
street and zoo feet on Pensacola street
An elegant lot.
For terms and prices apply to
Jas. F. Morgan,
80 QUEEN STREET.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-09-27

The king bird. n most active and
pugnnclous bird, may be found In
fields and along the roadsidcs lie Is
commonly perched on n post or low
bough on the lookout for insects. Ills
sudden dart into the air or down to the
ground, followed by return TO the
post OF observation, Is extremely char
actcrlstic. Sometimes one may even
hear the click of the bill which an
nounccs the fate OF the unhappy insect.
lie is with us from May until Septem.
Der.
The king bird owes his name to tho
fact that he Is the one small bird who
ventures to attack the maraudlng
crow, and that he always comes off
victorious. Rising above his foe, he
drops upon his back, attacking him
with benk and claws until the unlucky
intruder makes off In ludicrous con
stcrnation. The nest Is usually placed
Mt II moderate height on the horizontal
bough OF tree In the orchard or by
the wnysldo, Eggs are laid early In
June The note Is sharp twitter, often
somewhat resembling that of the swal-
low.-Dcnver Republican.