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New-York tribune., 1899-02-23

SUPREME COCRL, New ioih Douhes'
~ METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY
or NEW YORK. General Guardian. etc. against
WILLIAM K VAN BOKKELEN and others. -,
In pursuance Judgment Of foreclosure ana sse ou1
made and entered the above entitled action bearing
Sts nc ls,h cav Of January 1899 and entered In the
Office o, the CLERK OF the County O New YORK az 80
Court House IN the County o. New York on the 18Th cay
OF Jsnuary 1899 J. the undersigned. the referee N Cne
said judgment nared will sell al public auction A. tne
New YORK Real Estate Sslesroom, Number III BroadwN
Iorourh CT Mania ian City OF New York County OK New
YORK on the go OF February 1889 az twelve eoek
noon Of that day by Peter r Meyer. auctioneer me
premises the said judgment 10 oe solo' aho
described follows; -. -.
ALL that piece parcel OF ano witn "
hpIianss ana improvements thereon situate yins sno
hsinr in the Twsny-second Ward Of the City or New
York bounded and described a. follows .,.
RFs3INNINC at point the southerly sife of sx,y-
erIv from the formed by the intersection of tne
so,herly lin. OF sxtv-ffth Street with the easery me
Of Amsterdam Avenue: running thence southwaray ana
naralIel with Amsterdam Avenue snf part OF the way
through party wall hundred feet and hVe nenes 20
the centre line the block between sxty-fouItn nna
sixty-nfth Streets; thence eas;wardy along said esne
IN. and paralle with sixty-htth Street. eighteen feet
nerc northyarty and parallel with Amsterdam Avenus
and mart of the through party wall one nuh1r.n
feet and Ave inches the southery Tire ot sixyl,n
and thence westwardly a'ong the southery
Street eighteen feet 20 the point or
place OF beginning said premises seng known as NO 100
West 65th 81. . ooo
PARSONS. SHEPARD 4 OGDEN
Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
III Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively
Four tracks. 'Electro-Pneumatc' Signals
Stations New-York foot Of Liberty st
and South Ferry. Whitehall 81 -, %, T.,
Leaving time from South Ferry 0oot Whltehan So -
Ave minutes earlier that given below for Liberty ST.
Trains leave foot Of Liberty 81.
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk sc,
400 75. a:lO A. NJ l2 VI. % Easton l;So c4.V 70 70
Ea.ton) f545 q 80 to Easton) P NJ sundays 's:S
Goo 70 Easton) \. NJ. 100 $3.50. 500 P NJ o,o
For wlkesbarre, Pittston. and Scranton. 400. slo
For Reading and Harrisburg az 400 40 I:ta s:io
1000 II 80 to Resding) A. NJ. 1870. 40 300. t3:a3
900 70 Readlng) P. ". Is night Sundays. 4:3o
ul: 70 Readng) a. NJ, 100, l$o. $50 500 r NJ
For sunbury Lewssurg ard wnliamsport At 800. 100
.4:So A NJ. 100. 1880 400 P NJ 1919 i2,IS night
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE &ce
For Red Bank Long Branch: Asbury Pars so Ocean Ocean
Grove and points south 70 Point Pleasant 90 20 90
only 10 GlrU $50 GO:i5 only 70 Red Bank) II 80
A NJ Il As only 70 Red BanD. % 40 only 70 Ked BanO.
'4I5 440 sl5 P NJ Sundays stops at interiaken ios
Asbary Park and ocean GrOve) 900 "lo' only 10 hea
For Ataatic Highlands '4so $50 1870 a; NJ LAS.
'''0 ''''' O''' FOR LAKEWOOD.
'i3o. $50 1915 A. ". las. $40 4:4o P. NJ sun
Fs- LSkeSurs :i:3o $50 1918 a NJ. l;a5 s4o 40
For Toms River and Barnesat .4So. $50 A. NJ las.
440 p VI Sundays '10:i5 A NJ . =.
For Atlantic City. vneland and Briegeton '4'So A. NJ
NavesinK' 40 $50. go A. n. I:g 4:4o P. II
SUNDAYS 900 A. NJ 400 ?. VI
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23

Tn. approrlrate amount 81 lien charge %
satisfy which described property Is 20 be sold
Sli s6 with thereon from the 2Ith day or
January $3.50 with costs ana allowance amount
ing $3.50 H. with interest from the tn day OK feofe
ary 1899 together with the expenses OF the sale.
The approximate amount Of taxes. assessments eno
other Hens wh are 10 allowed 10 the purchaser OUT
Of the purchase money paid By the referee Is sl@ 30
and interest.
DATED. February 9th. 1899 - -,
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
Railroads
Railroads
pEN NSYLVANIA
81 AID.


PGNNN1LVAN1A
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of west Tw.n3,;as,a a. Street and D'
sE The leaving time from Desbrosses and Cortandt
Streets minutes than that given below for
.So A. " FAST HAfipulrnan Bsn.. Parlos ca, car
New York Pi,tsburE Sleeping Car Ptseurs to Chi
$50 4. VI. FAST LfNE.ePiitssurs. and Cleveland;
''cS compsr,msa ssepins bnins SMOKING and o6.srya-
lion Cars. For chicago Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati.
10 =. " cHicAGo ANp 81. LOUIS EXPRESS
For Nashville Ca Clne:nnatD Indianapolis Cn'eas0'
$50 =. PM Vi. WESTERN EXPRESSIVE Chicago. For
7.4o ;'IS +. NJ soUrHwEsTERN ExPREss.-Fo5 Pits .
burg, Cleveland. Cincinnati. LOUISVILLE ino'aAp'''
.4o +. " PACIFIC ExPnEss-For Pl,,:S%s., s,os.x and
s.22 =. VI. MAIL AND EMPRESS Pullman Bunst B,.
0u'S' WASHINGTON "a AID The SOUTH:
r 80 o 20 c23grsssenal L n nnr All pss9r ear $50 s:o
Pfns m is sS5' nsa; y ns sanaa s2o go 1870 bnns car
Dining cars. go Dining Carr 40 Dining Carr $50
soUTHERN RAiLwAY...F7orldA LTtet ssy 80 a m
ATI.aNTic COAST LiNE@.Fiorida sps;ialy 70 20
? m weekdays. Express, e2o a. m ana 60" D. m
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAI;a4So9R ? N: q Saiy,
wes.4ays , 44.x and 30 m d1y a.,Sross.. and
corsndt c4 s;st,. 2iO n.y. Through vsst6usd Train
Buffet Psrlor Cars Passenger Coach. and Combined
Coach.
CAPE MAY.-i250 2. weekdays. -
Long Branch. Asbury Park dnerlaken sundaysl ocean
Grove and Point Pleasant Ctrom West T~en5y-third
Sundays 20 a. m. 45o ?. m. (from Deserosses and
Corandt Streets o. 10 a. m 1880. 40, and BIO D. N
SUNDAYS 945 a. m, BIS ?. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. -
eIo 72o 80 $50 $50 go g 80 Pepna Limited go
Dining Carr 1880 Dining carr. ll5O a. m. 90
$50 $50. $50. 40 4.2p Dining Carr. 4s9 80 Dining
Carr so Dining Car. 40 $50 ?. m. Zoo night
sundays 8io So $50 go 2 50 GAmiteD. 80 10 50 80
Dining carr a m. 1880 l50 Dining Carr $50 = ~
Dining Carr $50 Dining Carr. $50 Dining Carr '4o
$50 o. n. i2O5 night A.,
Broadway: / Astor House; West Twenty-third street
station and stations OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street. 9s Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn; station
Jsrsev CITY Tne New York Transfer Company viii
cali for ana check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination. -
Telephone '2I57 Eighteenth Street for PennsyINAhia
p uf-T-C.IfTNS(1N J. r WOOD.
Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
financial Meeiln9s.


c.~-. 81, the Mammalian Railway Company
City of New York.
NOTICE IS hereby given. pursuant to law
y 80. q, ,,s e,-laVs of the Manhattan Railway
r.-,osrv that q special meeting Of the stoekhodeIs
~ E f1-rsov has been duly called and appointed D. s
rf.r.t-rs ara v'l be feid a. the oTice q the
cmpany Room 50. No ls5 Broadway, Borough Of Man
49, lfv n New York TLeecay, the 18th day on
ieor1arv 1899 u clock noon The object cl oasess
- e.a s-sosl meeting slJnt TO the stockholders
II Ee Crpony fcv tHer sanst y ana approval propo
STOCK OF the company from
oo6 consisting of 5000 shares az the par value
~ 40, each 70 10000 consist q $4,000 shares
- he rar value 800 each The purpose of 50 increas
ior ne capital q tie Cnpans is TO provide FUNDS
for the substitution Of electricity or other motive power
i1 me place the motive power on the rail-
waYs of the Company. and FOR the cost Of new plant
and requirements for the con-
f,rton maintenance ard operation OF the railways Of
Coupany The transfer books of the Company VIII be
cosed on Monday the 2Oth day Of February 1899 at
f,eIock T. M and viii re-lpened on "Wednesday. the
ist tay - March. 1899 at 10 o'clock A. N.
Dated York. February 3rd. 1879
O' ~ - ~ GEORGE J. GOULD.
President
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
LEHICN VALLEY SYSTEM.

U
stations foot Of West 23d ST. Penn. R. r.. cortandt
Desbrosses 81.
Indicates time from West 23d ST Other figures show
time from Cortlanit or Desbrosses s. ,.
'O;45. 900 a. VI. daily for EASTON and intermedi-
.7:5o. $40 A NJ daily for wII.KEsRARRE, sGRAN- A. y
NAGARA FALLS. and The West pe ana principal local
po.ns aInns-ear S and psrior-eaI 20 BSftaio s5to
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
Arrives Buffalo e56 p. " Pullman Vestioule Day
Coaches and Parlor-Cars Dning-Car Service Meals
.i2:50, 400 ? NJ daily for EAsToN. MAUcH
CHUNK WILKEsBARRE. SCRANTON. and coal
$3.50, 4.1O P NJ daily except Sunday. FOR WILKES
BARRE. PITTSTON, SCRANTON, and principal inter
mediate stations Connects for AZ points IN Goal regions
sf:5O. 5:15 p NJ. sunday only. Tor MAUCH CHUNK
and intermediate stations.
$3.50. 5i2O P. NJ daily except Sunday, for EAsToN
$3.50 6:2O P. NJ. daily. except Sunday. FOR EAsToN
principal intermediate stations -
$3.50 8;IO r. H. daily ,or BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper vest bue
train y Y to Chicago s!eepers to Buffalo and Toronto
Dlnlng-car. y Y. TO Easton -,-- -. .. so,,r,,
'7:i0 500 n daily st9RPIng 9Fy at
cHUNK CHUNK sAYRE GENEVA ROCHESTER, BuFFALo
ana TORONTO. Pullman sleeper Tor Buralo. None but
sleeping-car passengers carried 10 baggage carried
rrEACA Geneva. RocHEsTER. BUFFADo. MAG
ARA FALLS. and all points West Pullman sleeper 70
Additional local trains daily except Sunday tor SOUTH
PI.AINFIELD BOUND BROOK and nts;nedias polnIts
leave as follows .lo2o 1880 A. NJ -za;pg ~ 70 90
Tickets and Pullman accom- me- odatons at llS zol. 20
s55 and 1923 Broadway. East l4ta st
n 7 transfer Co. Will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence through 70 Destination.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHIL-ADELPHIA, BALIIHOIsE A-ND " "7N@1I--''
TON.
Prom foot u Liberty St
Week days 1870 500 1000 oil 30 Dining Carr A n.
100 30 Royal Blue LlIned). 600 Dining Sarl6
500 P NJ 1918 rntt. Sundays - 30 1000 " ~
Dining Carr A. NJ. 1:30 300 Royal Blue Limited 600
Dining Can 600 P. NJ i2:15 ndt Additional trains tor
Philadelphia week days 7i5, 900 A. NJ 3:3S 100 49,
1870 900 P NJ Sundays. 900 A. NJ, 400 p NJ r.
Tickets and parlor al foot OF Liberty st.
whitehall s.. ll3 l72, 26l 434. 944 LIST l323 Brosd,
way 737 9th Av 81 F l4th 81, 1873 East 129th ST. 80
West l2Jth St.. 25l Columbus Az, New York court
s.; SEQ Fulton St. Brooklyn; 9s Broadway, Williams
burg The = Y Transfer 90. will call for and check
baggage from hotels or residences 70 destination.
'From Liberty -. only.
fFrom South Ferry a 5.25 p ".
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
Dantina SthooIs.

''F<~~''~>.~
\ LE8ANDER MACGREGOR
OlO flftn Avenue above 42d
I'Neis lessons and IN dancing See circulars
"A ~1.E. -sENLNI and SUBSCRIPTIONS The Tribune
- aoo1 north q 3Is-st untl O'Clock m ssvertiss-
co.. ssesitso a. the following branch Offices al regular
oor 90 . W. O'Clock m, viz; "a shave,
sne itt.' iyS ~, oln-sys cor i2ih-st Macys 6thaye
West %, - near West e8th io5
49,. ossMeen IN and sth isa East 47th-st sss
r.,-. 1890 Ieth and 77th l026 3d-ave near
'~' Live bi-ays.. near e9th-st.: e50 sa-avs.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
Citr foicls.
SHERMAN SQUARE HOTEL.

V)JuuL7lulugV SuH
BOULEVARD. CORNER WEST list 81
AMERICAN PLAN.
o,., family hotel: choice suites furnished of lH
ets5 % rent by season or year c.s.hs arc
fuTalsneo ,ess. order All used IN this hotei
We ~ Rates reasonable Location convenient 10 al
parts OF thS wxLrER LAWRENCE Manss.f
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
For Young Ladies-Country.

'THb OssINING SCHOOL FOR Girls
sing sing -or-the- Hudson Miss {. e. FULLER
Ftnclpsl 3ist year
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23

s7s7o-0No.0rNSooNN|NNNeN NNeNNNNNNN>.NNNrOoONNNN1r
3d. \ MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Ttscaer-. Tutdrs
o. 70 .e.leges schools ard Families. Apply 20
hls. u. :. YOUNG-FULTON. % Inion Square.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23

MAPLEWOOD CoNCORDvILLE Pa 49, Successful
VI school, q best 10 muse with energy 10 wake
~ BOYS 70 duties of life prepared for business or college
tie cn1ar years S2Ol Location. beautiful elevated
healthy t1ba eco. :. shOrtlidge Nale). A NJ pm
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
Cearbers.


N W. o NOVEL private tutor pupils homes or
- a. llI z "a 81 TWO pupils received n family.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
o ". McwILLIAMs,
For Both Sexes-City.

For Both Sexes-Clty.
DERKELEY SCHOOL
ID VIII remove in April 70 rs new home. cor Madison
Avenue and <9th St AL classes hereafter limited &c
J. CLARK READ. a. ". Registrar.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
For BOYS and Young Men-Country

HUDSON RIVER MILITARY ACADEMY. Nyack y
ii I-Large. searr-heatcd room for each ooy aofse'
s,9 ponies for riding drill and artillery practice
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-09-09

Pretoria, Transvaal Sept. S.-1he lat
est reply of the Transvaal Republic
to the British demands has been pub
iished.
In this reply regret is expressed thai
the proposals of Great Britain are un
acceptable. The Transvaal Govern
ment admits Great Britain's rights nm
der the convention and international
law to protect her subjects, but denies
a claim of suZerainty.
The reply agrees to further con
ference regarding the franchise ant
representation.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-09-09
SIGNS OF WAR CONTINUE.
No Particular Improvement in
the Transvaal Situation
is Noticed.
is AT A CRITICAL STAGE
Great Britain's Latest Proposals Are
Rejected by the Transvaal
Government.
Beers Say They Are Ready to Fight
on Half Days Notice--Consign.
ment of Ammunition and Cannon
Now on Its Way to South African
Republic From France.

London, Sept. S.--The signs of wal
with the Transvaal continue, and the
situation is graver
MIR. Joseph Chamberlain, Secretary
of State for the Colonies, remains a.
the Colonial Office, and the other Cab
met Ministers are either here or OF
their way to this city.
General opinion tends to the BELIEF
that the Cabinet Council will result IL
an ultimatnnl, followed by an imme
date backdown on the part OF the
Beers or the commencement of hostili
ties by Great Britain.
This feeling, however, is founded or
the trend of the recent negotiations
and it is often forgotten that in these
Mr.. Chamberlain had practically a free
hand and was not hindered by the
cautious conservatism which undoubt
eddy will characterize the deliberation.
of the full Cabinet Council.
Advices from various sources indi
cate that the acute tension in all parts
of South Africa continues, but unless
the Beers take the initiative, which a.
present is improbable, it is pretty Ger
tain that the issue of peace or war lies
solely in the result of Fridays Cabine'
Council. Hence public attention is cen
tered more upon the signs of the times
as exhibited at the army stations and
the dockyards than in South Africa 1t
self. though news from there is eager
lv awaited, chiefly owing to the un
easy feeling that the Beers might enc
the diplomatic tangle by raiding Natal
1t il reported here that Mr.. Chamber
lain has sent a reply through Sir Al
fred Miner. Governor of Cape Colony
and British High Commissioner OF
South Africa, to the Transvaal Gov
ernment's latest. proposition. The Lat
ter is generally understood to be q
withdrawal of the former concessions
and a tentative agreement for fur
Their conference.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-09-09
Proposals Unacceptable.

London, Sept. S.-The Times pub
fishes a dispatch from Newcastle
Natal which says that during the dc
bate in the Rad, regarding the prov
Unity of British troops to Transvaa
territory, Mr.. Delarey, member o.
the Rad, said: ''The Beers reuuir,
only half q days notice to fight"
The correspondent of the Times, con
tinuing, says:
MANY conclude that the defiant tore
of the speeches is not unconnecteC
with the fact that Mauser ammunition
which had been stopped at Delagos
Bay. has now been received. The Pre-
toria Government admits that con
signment of cannon is now on its way
from France.
ssIt is the evident aim of the Beers tC
secure time until grass and water are
plentiful. the Rurghers fully recogniz
ing that a peaceful settlement of the
difficulty is out of the question"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-09-09
New York Markets.

Grnin. Wheat. No. 2 red s7Hc.
SPOT: No | Northern Duluth, Sic. Ia ar
rive: No. Northern Duluth 75&c. to
arrive: No / hard Duluth. SIZE. spot-
No. 2 red. elevator, 75hc.: No. 1 North
ern New York. T9Mc.
Corn. No. corn acc, elevator.
salac. delivered, and 4o1sc., T. 0. b.
afloat.
Oats. No. oats 26hc.: No. 3 oats.
25Iac.; No. white. 2Sc.; No. 3 white.
ore; track mixed, 26a2sc.: track white.
26Iaa3ac.; No. 2 white clips. 2Dc.
Barley. Feeding 3Siaa4Olac.. e. 1. +.
Buffalo; mailing, 4sa55c., delivered
New York
Butter. Creamery. Western, extras.
per H.. Ole: do. firsts, 1Diaa20c.:: do.
thirds to seconds. 16i@a1Dc.; do. state
extras. 20taa21c.; do. firsts. 1yiba2Oc.
do. thirds 70 seconds. 1UiaaI9c.: do.
June, extra. 2niaa21c.
Cheese. state. full cream, small. col
ored, fancy, 1tAa11Mc.; do, wipte. Tia
HE: do, good 10 choice 10Ita1OKe.:
do. common TO fair, 9a10c.: do, large.
colored. fancy, 11Nc.; do, choice, lie:
do, good to prime, 10Ma10Mc.
Eggs. Jersey and nearby, fancy.
white, per dozen, zoe; do. mixed,
prime TO fancy, 11a1oc.: do, Western.
iirsts, loss OF, tie; do. extras, al
mark. 16laal7c.
Potatoes. Long Island. per bD1. $1.25
a162: do, Jersey, S1.12af %: do, In
ferior, 90c..aSl.00: do, per bag. $1.11
Sweet potatoes. Jersey. per bbl.. $1.75a
2.73: do, virginia. 81 i2a1.25.
Hogs Receipts, 8 cars, or 994 head
Nominally steady. Country dressed
na,iat and UNCHANGED.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-09-09

Huntington. w Va. Sept r--Will
lam Mercer. of Raccoon Greek. has Just
married Moffat girl for the fifth time
Years ago when Jennie Moffat was
twenty he married her. She died and
he married her sister Ada. aged TWEEN
ty. At her death sister Catherine
twenty, was led TO the altar, and then
came sister Missouri. The fifth sister
wife is Anna. aged twenty. Each Of
the dead wives left two children.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-09-09
NET IN SECRET SESSION.
Business Transacted at the &. A.
X. Encampment at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Sept s.--The nationa
G. A. X. encampment met La secret
session. The delegates did not bold t'ls
customary open meeting. owing tu tbs
large amount Of business to be trans
acted.
The report of Alonzo williams. of
Providence, II. l.. inspector general,
gave the loss by death as 1904, which
added to losses through other causes.
such as discharges honorable and dis
honorable; surrender of charter. sns-
pensions and transfers. made the total
loss 1850. The number of members
In good standing June 80, 1888, was
2S7. 9S1.
The most important event of the Sos
sion was the election of Senior Vice
Commander Johnson as commander.
in-chief, to serve the unexpired term
of the late Colonel Sexton.
This rendered him ineligible 10 can.
dacy for the full term. and he viii be
given the title of past commander.in.
chief
The contest for the COMMUNICATIVE +
between Colonel Albert ID. shaw OF
New York. and Judge Leo Ressieur. Of
Missouri.
Commander johnson will continue In
Z office until the end of this encampment.
X. b. Brown of GAINESVILLE. o.. chair.
man OF the pension report committee.
declined TO say what recommendations
his committee would make.
After the election Of Colonel Johnson
as commander in chief Daniel Ross.
OF Wilmington. Del. Junior vice com.
mander, WITS elevated to the office ~
senior vice commander succeeding
Colonel johnson.
The report Of the Committee on Pen.
siOns was read. and motion was
made to refer II to the Committee on
Resolutions. This created much dis.
cussion manv of the Delegates favar-
ing the immediate adoption of resoIu.
tion covering the alleged evils men
toned in the rpport
After y discussion LASTING nearly four
hours. the report was referred back
to the Committee on Pensions.
The COMPLAINT of the veterans as con.
tailed In the Pension Committees re.
port Is that the law governing the
granting of pensions Is miseonstrued
is not critical hut is sold to contain n
statement Of facts as they exist in the
Pension Denartment
The PennSv,vania deIeosfinn MOT IN
cansuc and voted unanimously to Sun.
mort Colonel Alhert Shaw for the Of
flee Of Commandnr-in-chie
They voted to meet in Chicago next
year.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-09-09

Chicago. sept Willard A. Smith
director az transportation and civil en-
gineering 20 the Paris Exposition ri
1900, has returned from France. Hs
says "The conditions and disturbances
in France will have no effect on the
exposition. No foreign government II
making and changes In It's plans not
ahatlng It's enthusiasm. Tho Dreyfu
trial may cause a little commoticx
when the verdict Of the court-martial
ii announced, but no permanen'
changes are TO be effected"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-09-09
TO Build a New Railroad.

Denver. Col. Sept THE Crippl,
Greek Railway Company has filed ar
tieles of Incorporation with the Secre
tary of State. The company proposes
to build a railroad from Canon Cit,
to Cripple Greek and thence by the
most direct route to Denver The en-
terprise is backed by New York and
Boston capitalists. The capitalization
is for S1000,O00. The same syndicat,
also filed articles of Incorporation of 8
company to construct tunnel undel
Pixies Peak for transportation, mining
and drainage purposes.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-09-09

Plymouth, England. Sept AT yes
terday's session of the Traders Uuion
Congress, now being held here, Messrs
O'Connell and Tracy. the american
delegates, made addresses In which
they said the union movement in the
United States was proceeding well
Mr.. O'Connell advised the English
unions to pay more attention to ths
matter Of the organization Of working
women.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-09-09
President Made Union Workman

Chicago, Sept. President McKin
ley has been elected a member of the
Bricklayers and Stone Masons' Inter
national Union, No. u. of Chicago
He will be the first President of the
United States and first ruler of any
nation who ever became a member OF
Il building trade affiliated with the
Chicago building trades council. Pres
ident George r. Gubbins of the Brick
layers and Stone Masons' Union said
that since the President was to lay the
corner stone of the new Post Office il
was compulsory for the President to
Join the union. The rules of all the
building trades in Chicago demand
that he must hold a union card before
he could handle a trowel on any build
ing in Cook County.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-09-09

Utica. Sept. 7.--Gov. Roosevelt ar
rived here from Ogdensburg thorough.
ly tired from his days travel anc
speaking. He left for Johnstown
where he spoke at the Fulton County
Fair in the afternoon.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-09-09
BIG starch works sold.

Sioux City, Iowa. Sept. THE Sioux
City Starch Works, one of the largest
plants of the Kind in the country, was
bought by the United States Starch
Company, a newly organized company.
under New Jersey laws. 1t is said the
United States Starch Company is not
in the trust. The consideration is be-
Iieved to be about $125,000.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-09-09
Nearly Go Over Niagara Fans.

Tonawanda. N. Y. Sept. Frank \
Hinkev and his brother. both formerly
members of the Yale football team, are
just recovering from periioDs adj
venture in the Niagara River above the
falls. They were yachting there when
the boat capsized. They became en-.
tangled in the rigging and were carried
into the swift current totally exhaust
ed Several boats put ont FROM shore
and rescued them.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-09-09

Denver. Col. Sept WORD has
been received here that homina
pigeon belonging to X. +. Blaney, OF
Grafton, w. Va. released In Denver
July 20. reached home on August 10
covering a distance OF 1850 miles. aii
line. In thirty-one days. and Hfakina
TIE worlds record for long a&ht,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-09-09
chicago Suffering From Drought,

Chicago. Sept Yesterday was rho
elimination of the longest dry perio6
known in Chicago since the time OF
the great fire in 1871. For twenty-five
days no rain has fallen excepting few
drops. In every part of the city the
leaves of trees are falling and grass il
turning the dead brown of winter