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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-13
Vessels sailed.

Steamer City Of Everett, Boston
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-13
insurgents, Driven from Magellan,
Fire The Town.
AMERICAN ARMS VICTORIOUS
Gen. YounE's Batta}!ons Force the Fight.
ing. FiIipln"s FLEE Before the Adj
vance OF Con. Schwan'. Column.
The Enemy Routed.
lI3Y FeioHr;lnlll

MANILA. Oct. 12.-6:1O p. M.-C;rrr-
raj Young. With two battalions Of :le
Iwen'ty-fourth Infantry. nine troops Of
the Fourth Cavalry, and the scouts Of
the Thirty-scventh infantry, left
santa Ana at o'clock this mornin:;
and occupied .Arayat at Q, after slllr-
mish lasting half an hour
The enemy estimated at 300. retreat
cd toward Magellan. The swamp char
acter of the country prevented the use
OF cavalry. The men Of the Twenty
fourth charged the trenches. The en-
envy set the town on fire and succeeded
IN burning small section. Five dead
and three wounded F'iipnos We're lsft
on the field. The Americans had one
man wounded.
General Schwan's column is now be-
tween Perez das A1arinas and linus.
The roads are Very heavy and there
has been no fighting yet
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they will be retained under the benign
sovereignty of the United States I do
not permit myself to doubt. That they
will prove a rich aud valuable heritage.
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DOC OWNERS IN a DILEMMA.
All Washington Dogs Must be MuzIled,
but Local Dealers Have No Murzles.

WAsHISoToN. Dec. 20.-Between proclama-
ton Issued several days ago by the District
Commissioners and n present stringency In the
local dog-muzzle market. citizens OF Washing
ton who own pet dogs find themselves In a
peculiar dilemma. BY order OF the Com
missioners no dog Ia to run In the streets who
is not securely muzzled. No Washington
merchant has muzzles TO sell. and a supply
cannot DO obtained before Jan. Is. What wor-
ries the local dog owner is the disposition to
be made OF his dogs meanwhile.
About week ago the Secretary OF AgrI-
culture issued notice TO the effect that cases
81 hydrophob!a had appeared In the District ~
Columbia and the adjoining counties OF Mary
land and virginia IN such number as TO make
has forbidden any resident OF the district to
remove his dogs to any other territory, and
prohibited all others from bringing dogs into
the plague region. The District Commits.
sioners had no official knowledge OF the
plague before this order was issued, and they
wrote Secretary Wilson asking light on the
subject His reply instance more than
enough cases to sustain his decision, and
under District law. made necessary the issu.
nnce OF the proclamation concerning muzzles
hut the local dealers In sporting goods were
not prepared for tho demand, and 80 nine
tenths OF the dogs must either be kept indoors
or run at large without muzzlas, under penalty
o. coniscation. Whatever else happens they
cannot be taken out OF the city while the ARrl.
cultural Department order continues in force
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n. W. FIELDING on TRIAL AGAIN
Contractor Doody Unable to Remember
Paying Him 10 Per Cent. on n Contract.

Contractor Doody Unable to Remember
Paying Him 10 Per Cent. on n Contract.
The second trial Of Robert W. Fielding. Tor
mer DEPUTY Commissioner OF the Department
OF City Works. on an indictment charging him
with connlving at the audit OF fraudulent bills
against the city OF Brooklyn In connection with
the repaving OF New Utrecht avenue. was con-
tinued before Supreme Court Justice Smith In
Brooklyn yesterday. District Attorney Steele
said that the contract was given to Daniel
Doody. who paid Fielding 10 per cent. for the
favors he received. Tho original contract. he
said. for the work on New Utrecht avenue
was $o.33. but extra work allowed
brought the bills up to $1,000.
On the first trial Fielding was convicted.
Doody testified yesterday that he did not 70.
memher having any conversation with Mr.
Fielding regarding the contract.
tracti A. do not remember
" Wiil you swear that you did not' Al
That will do for Daniel Doody. said District
Attorney Steele in disgust.
tinued to day. " w wa
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THE SAMOAN TREATIEs
They Are FavorabIy Reported Is the senate
and Placed on the Calendar.

| r..u.. n. m nj. .....u k..-...
| "AshihuIoN' Dec' ~ ne Hosv oe'"eeh
the United stntes. Great Britain and Germany
y. .,s I'LL, -. A. i.,.s y, T,,,,,i,a 80
| 10 INC ohiteu states tho isIanu vi iu'ua III.
| the adjacent islets. will probably be ratified
nv tho Henste without Am endment The COM
| .,,,,.. -. Ia.ai,,. paia,Ion. iii. ,norntno
HltVee on rorolen he'utiohs ''is hnoih"
ordered favorable report on the convention
after nm upaucceaafuI abort nm the mart Of
~ gu =, nN,a A." 49,
hr. Dacoh VI ueorela W umehu ". MT "ois""
OF Alabama voted with the Republicans.
Mr. Bacon atat.d that be represented the
..,i... :, r. 60. III, =. s,,.o.oa a.,
sentiment Oh 'ne senate "nich was opposeu W
any steps being taken by this Government that
looked like a seizure OF these or any other
,slahus or 'e.ftory ~ was, me- sa,u. aka'ns.
and a violation Of tho fupdame entail principle
mon vhich Tho panvh,Ic Vac hassd NJ
upon "hich 'ho hepuo''o was oaseu. MI
Bacon recognized the Importance OF harbor
privileges the United States had I'm the island,
"a ao.tro5 ,ha, n, sho,,,d no ro,aJnoa h,, ,ha
anu uesireu tnat u snouIu oe retained. ous 'ne
actual ASSUMPTION OF absolute sovereignty ovor
the island ought. he believed. to be submitted
,o ,ho n,,iyoa ,or ,h,,r onnrovoi ana ho wao a,
~ WV ~ VT ,ngiI applvs,. nu 10 was n.
ane opihipn 'nht sucm approka' wouIu ps sauy
smen 20, .n,s reusV On ~ , .skeu Una, nn
ainn t ,hn n ~ bnv ~ sha Iink INC aues
tixnn 70 tne lnnntu,itan.sp tne istnu. ,,
Az Mr. Morgan: Mr.. Dsyls and Others g,. combnted
atJ haJ ter aewe,a, ror hneu nan,t ~, intn
,ni pn,o VIZ pa Snuh al H"n n. ns NM
oa ~ r ~ coS ~, hl,u enyoyed TIL
mken ~, , 10. eo,u uoIi III. .ioeseu. ~
n ia III hin t,ns ha ho, 11eitD
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EXPORTS FROM MANILA.
For Three months They Include $40 7I
of Gold and s89.I3i of silver.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-The total amount Of
export duty collected at Manila for the months
OF July. August and September 1909. was
sll2,a52. The total value OF exports for July
was 1907 ,0o2. for August, 81. 1906. 100; for Sep
tember. sl,479.000. The principal articles ex-
ported wers Gold coin. S4l3.si3 OF which
$4,000 went TO the United States. s348. 1919 ID
China and sl2.524 TO Spain; gold bullion.
s7a.755. Of which China took SIS, 7O5 and Ger
many, $1,000: silver coin, sIt3 O92 OF which
the. United states took s5O,OOO; British East
indies $3.50; China. S3.l3l, and Spain,
to China.
Other exports were: Indigo. S3.41S: copper
eni manufactures a. sl3.7ls; hemp. 50. 323,-
copra, $40. 4S2; hides and skins. al .37l iron
and steel and manufactures OF, So. $40;
perlumeFy and cosmetics, sl0,2S3; distilled
manufactures Of. S13Sp25: cigars. 81. S,ii:
other manufactures OF tobacco. 500 I74
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SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
P"ttirrew Calls for Testimony Taken By
Commission on the Conduct of tho War.

Commission ON m. tonsuct q, ,h. We ~
"'
WASHINGTON, Dec 2O-The presiding ofloer
laid before the senat. today a COW u,nn,o.,ton
to-, tho s.,,,,en1n' I-u.i.,, eoiiln unlce,'on
,'"a 'ne 1m .s institution In regard to
resolution pronosino n an 4, hv Tho saIoo,,a.
=, p,ah"ui ,,Sa ~ W ", y, tue Seieo'ion
VI hicharu Alden OF massachusetts.
Mr.. Hoar rep. Mass.) commented upon tho
extraordinary circumstance OF the Smith.
sonian Institution proposing to Congress the
passage OF measure for the appointment AZ +,
member of the BOARD NJ Rsosnts 7, ,or,S .
49,. " 'V Du " ioken's, ~ "ouio DC
Just as proper Tor the Supreme Court to notify
the President OF its selection OF a Justice 10 All
a vacancy. After some further colIoouv o..
communication was laid on the table.
Mr.. Morgan Dem. Alal gave notice OF An
aenu"s W INT pacoh fhiiipplne Islands
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sENh TOR HohR,s PoLTCY.
How He Would Have Congress Deal with
Our Nav Possessions.

WARRINGTON. Dec. Ex-senator Hoar OF Mas
sachusetts to-day offered resolutions declara-
tory Of the policy OF the United States toward
the recent acquisitions OF territory and they
were laid on the table temporarily. They read
az follows:
Wh,redt. The American people and the several
states In the Union have In times past at important
periods In their history especially when declaring
their Independence. establishing their constitutions
or undertaking and groat responsibilities seen
ut to declare the purposes for which the Nation or
State was founded. and the important objects the
people intend TO pursue in their political action
and
Whersas The close OF a great the liberation by
the United States Of the people Of Cuba and Porto
Rico In tho Western Hemisphere. and OF the Philip
pine Islands In the Far Fast and reduction OF those
peoples to condition Of practical dependence upon
the United States, constitute an occasion which
makes such declaration proper; therefore. be IL
R,soirsd That this Republic adheres 10 the doc.
trines which in the past set forth In the Deoa-
ration and In Its National and State
Constitutions;
That the purpose Of It's existence and the objects
to which its political action ought to be directed
are the ennobling OF humanity the raising from
the dust its humblest and coarsest members. and
the enabling OF persons coming lawfully under Its
power or influence to live In freedom and in honor.
under governments whose forms they are to have
share in determining and In whose administration
they have an equal voice Its most important and
pressing obligations are:
First-To solve the dificult problem presented BY
the presence OF different races our own soil with
equal constitutional rights To make the negro safe
in his home secure in his vot,. equal In his oppor
tinity for education and employment: and to bring
the Indian TO n civilization and culture in accord
ance with his need and capacity;
second-To. enable great cities TO govern them.
selves III freedom. III honor ana In purify
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Naval Orders.
WARRINGTON. Dec. 20.-These naval orders
were issued to-day.

WARRINGTON. Dec. 2o,-These naval orders
were issued to-day:
Commander A, Ross to duty AS inspeotor In ob. ra.
OF fifth Lighthouse district Paltimore "s'
Lsut' - hAemmeriing, to additional duty as In
sp9%rIor ut mtehlntrL cruiser pes Moinss, building
a. FORE hiver Engine Company, Weymouth. Mass.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j, p. Mickey to duty as
inspector OF maehiEery, cruiser Denver buldiny ~
works OF Neane Levy, Philadelphia ~
ih,.n.ntohsntC commander william II. NAuman to
S Siions DUTY as inspector NJ machinery, cruiser
Con,Hsnd 1uiwr NJ ~ Bath Iron Works, Bath. Ne
hnn6 hspe Tor OF machinery, cruiser Chattanooga,
ouiiainRM Uro,ceht Ship Yards. Elilabethport n j.
.n Lieut. wiiian :. smith, to additional duty as In
speCtor OF marhinery cruiser Galveston building AT
works OF William r. Trigg COMPANY Riohmond W
n assistant paymaster u, +, Hall, to duty ia the
bureau Of supplies Snd Accounts
NE ~" toilTwing Marine Corps orders have been
n " do III, James ForneyS to be president Col
W. y; uooliee and Col u. l.. ID my TO he Inc bars
ana Cart 3. Radford to be recorder OF an oSamin
t1 poesu 70 meet at the marine barracks Washing.
ton, ID. T.. on Dec II.
Lieut. Col. NJ O. Goodrich To oommnna tha m. .r.
otTrAcks. Norfolk Navy Yari ~ ''"'
marins SS elM 5 Muse, from command OF the
oArrAeks New York Navy Yard. Jan. 6.
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REVOLT AGAINST LEADER PIYNH.
Obliged to Allow Mr.. Grow to Speak Before
the House Would Adjourn.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.-There was a little
revolt against Leader Payne by some OF the
Republicans day and his efforts TO demon
strate his leadership detained the House for
an hour after the time when It would other
wise have adjourned. Under the impression
that the session to-day would be brlet and I'M
important many Republicans had gone home.
Mr.. Payne having expressed the opinion that
nothing would be done. To carry his implied
agreement with these members. Mr.. Payne.
after the reading Of the journal. moved 10
adjourn. Former Sneaker Grow desired tn
reply to some observations OF Mr.. Gaines
lDem.. Tenn yesterday. In criticism OF
Grows speech on the Financial bill and when
Mr. Payne declined to yield 10 him. mum Der OF
Republicans Joined with the Democrats in
voting against adjournment and defeated him,
% TO ". Twice MIR. Payne demanded votes by
roll call. occupying an hour or more without
affecting the result He then gave up the
night and permitted Mr. Grow and Mr.. Gaines
each TO speak hve minutes, after which there
was unanimous support OF his motion and the
House adjourned until Wednesday. Jan. 3.
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NEW BRANCH FOR THE READING.
Probable Sale of tho Western Maryland
Causes n New Line to 30 Built.


PHILADELPHIA Dec 2O-To offset the dam
700 ,ho, would ho Az. % %. hna,noss nv ,bo
"ko s.a' WIN 70 "o"e W Ne BUSINESS y, "o
sale OF controlling interest In the STOCK OF the
Western MARYLAND Railroad to New York
,n,aros,s a., phu.do,nhia a., poadIno rood
,n'o,o's'' 'ne f"'auo'pn'a anu 'oau'ns ioa .
has begun to make extensive improvements
with a view OF continuinp the control OF the
vnnor Iah,nh ~ 90, oo,5a T, mn.
upp1. .ens" naiu eoa' heius ~ "as
admitted at the offlce OF the Reading Company
to-day that the com pany had entered into con-
,,.o,a TO- ,ho 49,, r,,,,,on =, = h.,,h ill., %
Uae.s 'o' t"o eohs.f uo''on VI o'ahe" ""e '"
run from Shippensburg. In Cumberland county.
Md the present south yeatern terminus OF the
paa,,n, % C.a.s d., 90, a.. p.,.i,s "a
ieau'"k' W Snerry nun On inc baltimore anu
Ohio road. The traffic OF this territory has
heretofore been controlled by the Western
Mar,,ana ,r,,h ,.LIah ,ho pa.,,.a cas,na,
'ial 'anu' win "hich 'he heauine company
has had traffic agreement since 1885. when
the long bridge over tho Susouebanna nj
J.-.I.l',u - -, M, p.',I
harr'sours was openeu' Inc meaning nus
been doing large and continually increasing
business over the wes,ern Maryland during
a. Ia, a. - 49,. A.. -. 49,
tne ,ast tnfee yours hha the rumor that the
,ona was 20 Gnase nshus mas mace IL so'lci-
'oTs al p 10 TINS ousIh , 81 l. c,
t. = ~ Da atS anu Vnio covers tns Cumoer-
~, hu vva, hSu WI, y ,i snu ,aps
,n ae upper msst ,ipgin,a ana the aougnlpgheny
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
EXCLUDED FROM THE MtILS
j. McAndrew of jersey City Under tho Bar
OF tho Post Once Department

WAsHISdToN. Dec 20-The use Of the mails
has been denied to j. McAndrew OF "a Mercer
street. Jersey City. by order OF the Post once
Department large quantity OF circulars
came from McAndrew's headquarters. headed
In tho following alurinR style:
Barrels OF money are emptied every week
Into the pockets OF those who are wide awake
II you want few barrels OF money don't hest
tate. but take up our offer at once"
Then FOL flowed the usual descriI' lion Of chcap
jewelry. pinned to long green printed cnrd
printed" IN
Some one who sent McAndrew $40 for n
sample lot Of Jewelry. with the long green
printed cards" thrown In. received In return
the leWelry only. and reported the transaction
to the Post Ohlce Department.
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REPUBLICAN, CONTENTION CALLED.
Territories to Have an Increase of Deiognte,
to @ and Alaska to L.

WARRINGTON. Dec. 20.-Chairman M. A.
Hanna OF tho Republican National Committee
has Issued call for the National Convention OF
delegated representatives Of tho Republican
party. TO be held In Philadelphia, beginning
June 10 next. to nominate candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President to be voted for next
November. 1t cordially invites the Republican
electors OF the several States and Territories
and all other electors. without party afBlia.
tions who believe in the principles OF the he
publican party and endorse its policies" to
dates. The representation from each State ia
70 DO on the same basis as the last National
Arizona. Indian Territory. New Mexico and
oklahoma the COMMITTEES recommends an in
crease In the number Of delegates 10 six, with
Alaska. 'ioih
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WE WANT CHATHAM ISLAND.
Negotiations Opened for tho Transfer of
Ono of the Galapagos Group.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2O.-Negotiations for tho
transfer to the United States OF Chatham
Island. one OF the Galapagos group. have been
opened between this Government and tho
Government OF Ecuador. An encouraging atti-
tude has been assumed by Ecuador. and there
10 every reason to believe that the transfer will
be affected by treaty arrangement which. OF
course. must receive the sanction OF the
Senate and, In u measure. that Of tho
House OF Representatives. as both branches
% Congress must appropriate the amount
can become the property Of the United States,
Chatham Island Is desired by the NAVY De-
partment for a coalinR station. 1t lies in the
Pacific. about six hundred miles OF the coast
OF Ecuador. is possession would be OF great
paign In the Pacific. The negotiations are said
70 be the outcome OF a story recently pub
lished that Great Britain was attem pting to
secure the Galapagos group. This caused the
Navy Department TO urge the President to
make every effort to obtain Chatham Island
for use as coaling station.
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WARRINGTON. Dec. 20.-A telegram received
to-day by Rear Admiral Rogers. President OF
the Naval Board OF Inspection and Survey.
from Commander W; II, Emery OF that board,
who witnessed the official trial OF the practice
ship Chesapeake, says:
Trial comulete and Chesapeake returned N
navy yard. Under way Monday in lisht airS
under all sail. Under way Tuesday under MI
plain sail 20 top sails in strong breeze with
fresh squalls both days. Vessel mannuyred
well Tuesday. Her steady keel under topsal lis
TX the wind was 10 degrees, increasing to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Protest Against New Freish, R,,..

The New York Board OF Trade and Trans.
portation has memorialized the Interstate
Commerce Commission to protest against the
recent reclassincatiou OF freight rates hy the
Trunk Line Association. The board says that
difference between the oarlSAd rate and the
rate ior smaller shipments and that 1t works n
commission Is asked TO use It's infuence pnnp
the railroads to get them to postpone The
putting into enect OF the new rate from Jan. /
until the Board Of Trade shall have had n
chance 70 prove to the railroads that the new
roads themselves. ~ WV iolI-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
FREIGHT TERMINAL IN STANFORD
New Haven Railroad Said to Have Found
It's Harlem Yards Inadequate.

STANFORD. Conn. Dec. 2O.-Agents OF the
New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company have recently been In Stamford: look
ing for dock property. to establish a large
freight yard here. The facilities for handling
perishabe freight In the Harlem yards have
been Inadequate for several years, and the
After carefully examining the available shore
front between Harlem and Norwa!k. the agents
OF the com pany found land here hest adapted
from the west and east viii be brought to STAN.
ford on transports, II the plans are carried out,
east. 80 ''''
In connection with the new freight terminal.
u ~ the intention OF the company to establish
will include day and night boats 80 that il viii
be possible 70 make the trip by water betwe m
homotlme during the day and evening.
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Nominated by tn. Pres,d.nt.

wAsurSGToS, Dec. 20.-The President to-day
sent the following nominations to the Senate:
Mddeton Elliott, to be Passed Assistant Surgeon
In the Marine Corps
To be supervisors OF Census Andrew J. white.
First district OF Kansas Waller wilkins Third dis.
trct OF Kentucky.
Po.tmastrrs-Eueen L'Hots. Milford, Ill; W. p.
Hmel. Jr. White Castle, La; Charles G White
ornno. Ne n II. lngersOli, Bran.rd, MINI: Henry
& Mead, Caldwell, v. j.; Albert Weed, Ticondproga
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Syndicate" Asnsw Held for Trial.

John O. ARnew. tho manager OF the Wash
ington Syndicate at 81 Greenpoint avenue
Brooklyn. concern that was Just starting
business on 10 per cent. week plan when
William b. Miller's Franklin Syndicate at Ia
FLOYD street. williamsburg. collapsed last
avenue police court on the charge that he had
sondpeted banking business contrary TO the
oeynn laws o. TIE state; Testimony was
DEPARTMENT. by Agnew's bookkeeper and bxx
Two DETECTIVES and Agnew was held for trial M
80. 900 to 81 900 eu from
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Chicago and Alton Changes.

CHICAGO. Dec. 20.-It Ia probable that os,c,.,
announcement will soon be made OF the an
pointment OF George J. Charlton IA genera,
passenger agent OF the Chicago and Alton Rail.
road, and OF Clarence Price OF CINCINNATI es
purchasing agent 10 place OF A. V. Hartweil
poth, appointments becoming effective on Jan
fathers successor. He has been with the pas as
sehger department Of the Alton since boyhood
ana Is master OF all Its working details.
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Hereafter 1t Will BE Puerto p,co.

WAsHINGToN. Dec 20.-Thc name OF the now
island possession Of the United States in the
Puerto Rico" SO the President decided 10.
day on the Recommendation OF the Board OF
Grographical Names. The President was
Ing o. the word in Spanish. the language OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
FIGHT FOR DIR. KEyNEDY,s LIFE.
Friends on Staten Island Raise n Purse ia
Pay the Lawyers.

Pay the Lawyers.
Lawyer Sidney +. Rawson. OF the firm OF De
Groot, Rawson Il Stafford OF Port Richmond.
D. l.. former District Attorney OF RIch-
mond county. has been engaged to argue
the case OF Samuel j. Kennedy OF New
Dorp under sentence OF death for the
murder OF Dolly Reynolds In August. 1903. be-
lore the Court OF Appeals. William Allalre
short Of Tompkinsyllle will act as associate
COUNSEL number OF DR.. Kennedy's friends
clal club there. who believe he Ia Innocent. have
raised purse to engage this counsel. 1t Is
said that the Rev. DIR. Thomas s. Yocum, rec-
tor OF 81. Andrews Prostestant Episcopal
Chureh, Richmond. has been instrumental in
securing the money,
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The Mnnhanset FIoated.

GnEESroRT. l.. l.. Dec 2O.-The passenger
steamboat Manhanset was foated to- day by A
tugbont belonging to the. 7. A. Scott wreckins
company OF New London. She had TO be
pumped out beforo she could be moved. The
Manhnnset ran ashore near the Shelter Island
Heights wharf during tho heavy fog on Monday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Army Orders.

WAsHINoroS. Dec. 20-The following army
orders were issued to-day:
First Lieut. Odus c. Horney. Ordnance Depsrt.
ment To New York for exam nation for promotIon
Acting Assistant Surgeon william W Calhoun from
this city to San Francisco
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Jury Dlsngrees rs to Helen ID. Ward.
Claim

In the action OF Helen D. Ward to recover
$4,000 damages from St. vlncent's Hospital
lor alleged negligent treatment the jury was
by Justice Leaventrltt She said thai a,,rsa
,na put hot water bag on her leg while abe
, Tas thuer ether and that she was burned so
mat the use OF the leg was i'm paired ~
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AS to Lots, Plots or Parma.

good thing is presented. Let them [no w en- :
s SoIT nave 70 offer BY using It's advertising