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The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18
MANY VESSELS LOST,
Losses OF the Merchant Marine
During the Last
Year.

The losses at sea sustained by thu
merchant marine of the world in ths
past year are set forth in report pre-
pared by the British government
copies of which have been received here
Great Britain, with over 12,0OO,0OO toni
afloat, has the lowest percentage Of
losses. Startling figures are presented
as to the number of steamers and sail
ing craft reported missing" and re
garded now by the underwriters and
insurance people as lost. No less thar
"a steamers sailed out Of various ports
last year and have never been heard
from, aud 70 sailing vessels cleared and
never reached their destination, both
classes representing q total tonnage o1
72,773.
In addition 96 ships, of which IS were
sailing craft, had to be abandoned al
sea.
As a result of all the losses, the gross
reduction in the mercantile marine ot
the world is shown to be 1,141 vessels
of $40, res tons, excluding vessels of less
than 100 tons. This represents the ton
mage Of vessels which have been lost al
sea as well as others which have met
a peaceful end by being ''broken up
or condemned. The latter usually ag
gregate about one-tifth of the total
The average of loss exceeds the average
of the preceding seven years by rs YES
sells of 1O6,7O6 tons.
Great Britain's rate of loss is 2.23 pei
cent, the next one on the list being
Germany, with 2.33 per cent. Germany
and the United States are now making
"neck-and-neck" race as regards the
total number of vessels owned, the lat.
ter having 2,44s,677 tons and the for
mer 2,113,9s1 tons. Austria-Hungary
is third in point of rate of loss, with 3.1s
per cent, and then comes Russia, with
1863 per cent, and the United States,
with Ala per cent. The other nations
are in the following order: Italy, 4.34
per cent; France, 4.4s; Holland, 4.62;
Spain, SOL; Norway, 5.55, and Sweden,
500.
The figures for Norway and Sweden
are regarded as too high, especially as
the rate for sailing ships is 7.5s and 9.65
per cent, respectively. This is partly
explained by the great number of ships
broken up or condemned, but there can
be no doubt that the larger rate is also
due to the violent end of many ships by
wrecks. The figures seem to give sup.
port to the view that the British gov.
ernment should insist upon more sea-
worthy conditions for ships flying the
Norwegian flag when leaving British
ports.
OF the total number of vessels lost in
the year-1,141, of $40, ,725 tons-322, OF
463,241 tons, were steamers, while S19
vessels of 357,4S4 tons, were sailing
craft. Wrecks account for the loss OF
524 vessels, of $500 tons, 3s7 sailing
ships and 1877 steamers meeting their
end while buffcting against some inhos-
pitable shore. They thus equal nearly
one-half of the total. Ninety vessels,
of 73,204 tons, were lost in collision, 4s
being steamers and AZ sailing vessels,
but the average size of the former was
double that of the latter. Ninety-six
vessels, of 62,752 tons, including S5 sail
ing ships, had to be abandoned at sea.
Baltimore Sun.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18

To Cure q Cold In Ono Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money If 1t fails to cure. Csc,
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18
No Cause for Worry,

Mrs. .Hennessy-Shure, Patsy, darlint,
it's afraid Oh am that Oil overslape me-
self in tn n!arnin' an be too late fer
early mass.
Hennessy-Don't worry a tall, a. tall,
Mary Ann. Av ye foind yourself over
slapin' jest tech me an Oi'll wake ye at
unst.-Ohio State journal.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18
What He Wanted,

Weary Willie-Dese horseless ker.
ridges is great, isn't dey?
Anxious Arthur-Yep; but what dey
orter invent is biteless dorg.--Bali
more American.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18

They were inspecting the Texas. "The
place we have just left" explained her es.
cort as they went below, lis ca led the gun
deck" II see" she exclaimed, brightly.
and ! suppose that place down there
poker ecI."-Philadelphia Record.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18

The man who is sure it doesn't do any
good to kick should never join football
team.-Elliott's Magazine.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18

Like Oil Upon Troubled Waters is Hale,s
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-18
HOW II Sounded.

my daughters music" sighed the moth.
er, "has been . great expense"
"Indeed?" returned the guest. "Some
neighbor sued you, / suppose?"-Boston
Traveller.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
CROWDS AT MACEO'S GRAVE.
FINAL BuRIAL or THE CUBAN GEN.
yRIL, AND GOMKzS SOH.

ru,nty.two Train Loads of People 90 Out
from Havana to Attend It-Foraker
resolution Declared to he Harmful in
n, Effects - Habeas Corpus in Cuba.
sp,~,di Cable De,pateh 10 The suN.
HAVANA. Dec. S-The Didrio De La Marina
avs. THE Infamous Foraker resolution has
neen aud will continue to be until II " revok cd
,be principal bar to Cuban progress. It may
nave been inspired by an honest purpose, but
I, has accom- plished nothing except to retard
sly,llzntion. Possibly It has prevented import
ant con -csslons from being gobbled up, but
the injury II has worked to the island Is far
srea;er than any possible Government abuse +"
The Gnal interment OF the remains Of Gen.
Maceo and Lieut. Francisco Gomez. son OF Gen.
Gomez. who were killed during the war. took
Mace to day at Bejucal Twenty-Five special
trains went from Havana. An immense crowd
was present Among those who attended were
nity.six cuban Generals and many Americana.
The Naceo Regiment took part In the cere-
monies Six speeches were made.
The sum " $40. 900 was collected at the Gus
tom House here yesterday.
Assistant Secretary Of War Meikletohn has
replied to the cable despatch sent by the Veto
INNS Association to President Mckinley ask
ing that no civil government be established
here by the Americans Mr.. Meiklejohn says
from the Governments
Secretary Of Justice LanuIa has presented to
Govern or General Brooke for his approval q
decree Introducing the writ OF habeas corpus
10 Cuba.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
THE LdSSELL ~ DANGER.
CoIee ship Likely to 60 to Pieces II 9
storm strikes Hsr.

Coffee ship Likely to 90 To Pieces II .
Storm strikes Hor.
Tho situation regarding the Santos coffee
ships and their carsoos remained yesterday
practically without change. 1t was regarded
"a probable that tho Roman Prince would DO
sent to Boston to discharge her cargo. but that
may not happen. Nothing was done concern
Ing the Ragusa nor will Us until the Board OF
Health has reached a con clusion after the hear
ing on the subject which taxes mace at tho
Health Department ut 10 O'Clock this morning.
Fifteen men Of the J. W. Taylor's crow wee
put aboarl Of nor yesterday aud a canal boat
loaded with coal was sent alongside. prcparR-
tory IN loading tho Taylor with fuel enough TO
take her across tho Atlantic. The lAsssl's
swelling o. tie green coffeo her sides began To
bulge and her ribs to crack and In tho event OF
storm she might break IN two whore abe lies.
The coffee market opened fiyo points on YES
terday morning nut recovered on local buying.
prices Of Wednesday,. Europe was weaker. IL
was said that the causes influencing the mar
ket wers wholly local and normal and that tho
% a. S0En 'rs bag had nShpSs
represented officially ut the Heath Board
hearing this morning by n com m ttes OF i've
headed by President James II. Taylor.
und %,1 sT2 on Sotsn To
land. made public yesterday his report to the
Surgeon General on tho condition Of tho
steamer ]. W. Taylor on which the plague
cases were brought FROM Santos. After giving
was hrs' observed on board. he tells Of tho do
velopment OF genuine plague cultures In
guinea pigs. He snys tho ship has frequently
been disinfccted and that the cargo was 40
He thinks the many precautions taken have
barred all danger To the public health.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
CAUSE OF PAIN OomPASr FAILURE.
Ordnance Bureau Held Responsible for
Damage Suits Against tho Concern.

ordnance Bureau Held Hesponstblo for
Damage Suits Against tho Concern.
The accident at Columbus Ohio. last sum
msr. which was the principal cause OF the as
alignment Of the Pain Fireworks Compan on
Thursday. was said yesterday by a represen-
tatlve OF the company to have been caused
Indirectly by the carelsssncss Of some ono In tho
Bureau Of Ordinances at Washington. Early In tho
summer the Pain Company bid In at auction at
the brooklyn Navy Yard some thirty -six thou
SAND cartridgesal guaranteed by the naval auc-
tlGneer To be loaded only with powder. Part OF
ths lot. II u said, was sent 10 Columbus,
where tho fireworks company gave a sham.
oatte the early part OF september Some OF
me cartridges in this Colum bus ahipment, II Ia
alleged. were loaded with bullets, and When
they exploded several people were injured.
The injured persons institu ted damage suits
company.
Complaint was made to tho Chief OF tho Ord
nance Bureau. The fireworks company In
tlmatsd In rs letter OF complaint that II they
Srr" forced to pay damages they would ask the
bnreau OF Ordinances To MAKE good their loss.
an oricer was sent on To investigate the m after.
and. AS far as the fireworks company is in
formed. has not yet rendered report.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09

12ist st, 1877 ", 2oxi o0.l I; Haliet d WILCOX
aud wife TO tennessee c Cook aud ano. -.
1o1th 1t. ~. pb e Audubon Az, 26xs5; MARY
W Msssigan TO Eva Msssivsn. .............
BRONX.
tBor uoh Of Ths BronSJ
Central Az Ia cor, Morris ct, 1881 6.9
El26rsb, II: W BROKER and Ohas II
schroeder to John " blsuvelt, :....
Dali AZ, az yiden,d e cs.,i isS's h.iious y
ise,h h at, hf n p a6o . win. sy ; a6iioo.
Rachael Juster 10 Libhie T. Calm. .....
13eth ct. u =. 27b willis AZ, 2bsioo;
Lot aS,. MAJ portion Hunt eststs; naiph
Mal.iotia TO Edward J Cehili. .........
18th Ut, = ., lot 23t. map Vinsge OF
wskensld. 10oIii4; Eiwsrd ] oahin 10
wSi.s p,sins Ai sy. " =. soo.7 . we.tohes.sr
av, 3i.txI7bI2a.4xis0; August Meyer 70
Dommihus Schneider, Y part. ...:.::.....
L9! 90, msp portion Hunt s.t..c; Catherine
let u. eu. lot i,i57. map village Waheneid;
9Th at, = =, lot Io8, map Unionport, 1907
2lv: Sarah II hacheit and ano 70 Cath X
raans, 40 saa n aeth al ia.so,
Ellen Kellogg 70 Patrick McnorTov.
Teller Az, nc .. NaS II Q iepth ct GoxIa IN
irreg q Pasqusle DAuria and wife 70
- katherine Haynes ,;,.;.:;
Itf.Ii125Il56.ll; Chss 9eriioh and wife
to Catherine BesGber.. .................,....
"a Az. n " cor 14sth st, osIp2. lIb1. OF
bS.i1; August Kuhn TO Geo u Moody .....
Vim l. Turner referee. 70 John II detsier.
sd Rv, n " cor 1aSth NJ 83ys3 I 1xbl OF
5a.ii. Geo y MOODY to August Kuhn. 81,
Fordhsm ay, lots 2l8 and 2i7. map Central
Morr,santA, part BathR.te farm; Anna II
Gsrding and sno 70 Daniel Movry. y
DAT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
pullie Notircs.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
DEPARTMENT. OF FINANCE, BUREAU For
THE COLLECTION OF rANFS No 81 Chambers
street Stewart building. New York December "a.
lspp
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN 20 all persons who
hav" omitted to pay their tNrr for III" wear lSao to
IRy IN same to tho Receiver Of Taxes at his once in
the Borough in which the property is located fol-
lows
BOROUGH Of Manhattan, No. ~ Chambers street,
Manhattan N.Y.
Rurnugh y The BRONX, corner Third and fremont
avenues The Bronx. y:
Borough ~ Iir oklyn Rooms 2, 4, ~ and Municipal
Binding Brooklyn, v. y!
10 oush NJ Queens. corner Jackson avenue and
FIN street Long Island CITY. ". "
Borrugh Of Richmond, ~ hmond Building New
Brighton. staten Island n. y;
before the hrs dav Of January 1900 as provided nv
section nl9 Of the Greater New York Charter Chapter
B7s Laws ~ 1870,
Upon any u h tax remNiniug unpaid after the hrst
day " DrCemhcr, 1894 one per 'entum will hs
charged received And collected, in addition 10 tho
amoun' thereof and upon an h tax roma nj II IN:
paid on the mr.. dRv OF January, 1870, interest," will
he charged rccs od and collected npon the amouns
thereof NJ thu rate ~ seven per crntum per annum
10 be calculated from tho second ,ay Of October
Ispr on which dsy he ASSESS ent rolls and war;
rants for the tavPs 1899 were h Nerpd 10 tho said
Recover ot Taxes 10 the lat" OF payment pursuanI
10 section HiH - sAil q T.
DAVID f. AUSTIN, Receiver OF Taxes.
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22d At, n .. ea.4 9th Av. l6.s1ps.a: Julia Hall
garten and Ano, trustees. W Ludwig Heering ct al
atty.. Duer. a W.
West Farms and Hunts Point I'd. n " .. adj land Of
duterit 20; II irreqi John N Phillips. eher. Va
Frank Phillips OF al; Atty-. Clcckc Il Q.
I'd av. SO cor l07th II, 2S9IinO. Month Ernst vs.
David Cohen II al. ATTY l. Marx.
Sd = 8. 10 . i1lst st, 2bSl 90. Paul VI HorZoR.
tustsc. vs. David Cohen ct 81; actions; atty. "
H-fyoE.
l4oth ". n g. 100 " 9Th av IooIas III Mutual Life
Ins Co " Carrie haSee ct al; amended; attys.
Townsend McC.
West End sv vs. ~ 18TH at. 2oI rs: Jas II PELLET
s Ephraim lohn'on. foreclosure OF leins.
Ntrhingn, N.
Southern BouledvArl. " =, $50 n Lyon ct, 26I1oo;
Frank DupiguAc, trustee, Ns Abraham KAu man
and ano; atty, OulVsr.
Proposed 81. in oath ward ., 81 n line land ct
Cath = SchwAb. runs " $50. 1xirreg: Fmpire
City Savings Bank Va 8eo II Wood. OF AL atty G W
Dayton.
Brook av n cor I7ist. 1901 100 iIpa IL 100 II
MAJ Well W Louis Gilbert, ct al: atty, l. MARI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
Plans Filed for Now Buildings.
DOWNTOWN.


tSoauh Of Fourteenth az
Market st. 90; nxstory fat and stores Nor
ris Gardner. owner; Sass SmAllheiser.
architects: cost, ,.,.,,.....,.. $4,000
aouvernsur and Madison SITS. n o oor two
sI story fats. Max hamburger owner;
II. Bernstein, architect! cost .,....,,.... $4,000
West Houston ct. l48i improvement to
dwelling: Eleanor !; dllliAtl owner Nor a..
wood D.llery, architects; cost. ..,........ 100
West Broadway and Lspenard st, n Q cor:
improvement to store aud lofts; Catherine
AnRlemont owner; Henry Klein. arch $3.50
tect cost, 1000
Hester and Norfolk SITS, n o cor; improve.
mtnt to tenement and store; NJ N LARGO,
owners. NJ bernstein. architect; cost" 1000
store; Golden Il Rosenberg, owners; N.
Bernstein, architect cost ,...,.....,.,.... 300
Franklin 1T, ~. Improvement to store:
Flake Bowling, owners; WohlpArt.
architect cost. ,..,.,.,.,... ,,,..,.,..,... 100
EAST SIDE.
tEdsi Of RIA Az, bStceen F0urt,srM and HON shJ
7od st. n 9, 24s o Ay. A; three six story and.
basement fats; A A Schorsh, owner, II $1,000
Pelham. arc hoct: cost. ....,......,..,.., $4,000
2eth at, AIN T. Improvement to stable;
Henry Ederd. owner; PAnnister sehiil o
architects cost. 5000
aOth Vt and I'D Ay; Improvement to dwelling
and store; NJ Winthrop Estate, owner;
James Stroud. architect; cost, minimum. 200
WEST SIDE.
tWssi Of FIN ar, bel,O,sn fourteenth and ffoh iu)
cath at, = =. between nth and 18th avs;
one-story shop; Metropolitan NJ hway
Co, owner; A Porter, architect cost 1000
SD vt and I lth Ay; W cor; ones story once;
Cent and II Co. owner;
Nichols, architect: cost, 900
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north st. n a. bO7 . Norwood sy, bo.7Ie<. <I5ox
1924; VIM y Phean vs John Eden; TO enjoin.
Prescott Az n O. S26 10 n Bolton rosd. 7ooI,a7 Z:
Nichol, pl x2Ol. +I2n7 10: bBd at. ss. AGO " 9Th
Ay 1jElOo.4; v Everit Macy vs. Kate NJ Laid OF al
partition: atty. NJ Powell.
Beaver At. ~. isasehold; Arthur Berry and wife Va
Jos T White ct al. eIrs. 10; partition; Attys.
Berry Bros.
Bsrkniar pi . q. 10 q Both st. 7bIloo: Lonis Black
vs. Rachel aud simon Levy; to enforce lien: ATTY.
flanders.
2sth Il. ns "a 4th Az. 22I74l: I'd Az. ., so.h n
Both st, 2OI7O; 35th 1t. ., 832.l dth Az. u 81
ps.p Fdwd |. Carter; and ano vs GAlen Carter
OF al, partition; atty, u Ward,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
soUTHERY RAILWAY'S EXTENSION.
Line to Savannah win II. Opened for Tranho
Tomorrow.


Samuel Spencer. president OF the Southern
Railway Company. IN speaking OF the Official
announcement that the Savannah extension OF
the southern's system will lie opened for traffic
tomorrow. said yesterday:
THE determination OF the Southern Railway
Comrsny to extend its lines to Savannah was
reached IN March last. when the Florida Gem
trsl AMI Peninsular was sold to a syndicate
allied with tho Seaboard system. as tho
Southern could no longer expect that
the Florida Central and Peninsular would
b operatod, as heretofore. as pref
srential connection OF It's lines. The most
logical alliance for the Southern to seek
was, Of course. tho Plant system. az that
system has no interests north OF Charles
ton, and II would. therefore. be neutral In Its
relations with the Southern. as compared
with its other northern connection. the At
THE line will be opened at the time origl-
nally nxed last spring, and II L. fully prepared
10 DO the Florida business Of the Southern as
Bought bought about iity miles OF line. which has
been nut in good condition, and built thirty
mile. q ney railroad immsdLateiy a 9i. from
Savannah. tracsaRe rights for Southern trains
hnvs been leased over tho Charleston aud
Including the use Of Plant System terminals In
savannah, until the new union station In that
city shall he com pleted. a year hense.
the entire line from Columbia to Savannah. In:
ending interest on cost Of property purchased
minais. will be SIS 900 per an NUN. which re-
.s,n the 5s5e't poT at s per cent ro. on
ny means OF 1t the Southern reaches the i'm =
portant city o. Savannah. and there connects
most adynntageously for all points in Florida
and. through that system; with the Florida
East Coast Com pany at Jacksonville"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
Situations misunderstanding.

A clever, wideawake young woman
desires a position in newspaper or
magazine office. Has had nine years
experience as bookkeeper, cashier and
subscription clerk and can furnish
highest reference. Address B., box
rs New York Sun.
('HAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS: wages, sIsI
" neat, willing and obli dug: OF references ID.
W.. box oil Sun uptown office. 1895 Br adway.
CooK AND LAuSDREsI: wages s2oi thoroughly
/ u competent: city references. A. r.. box ola Sun
uptown ONCE, 1888 Broadway.
LyRST CLASS CHAMnERMAID; understands her
Il work thoroughly; willing 10 do plain sowingt
good ref rences. NJ H.. box dig Sun uptown ONCE
1898 broadway.
I,IRST.CLASS COOK; understands meats, SOUPS,
Il desserts. &c. best rnfCrrnces l.. O., box blt
Sun uptown ONCE, i2B5 Broadway.
L,TRsT. CLASS LNuSDREss, wages s2b; excellent
Il references. VI NC, box GIb Sun uptown
ONCE. goo broadway.
(,ooD PLAtS FAMILY COOK no washing; small
VI wages; good references. ". r., box SOP sun
uptown office. l2Hi Broadway.
I ArNDRFSS willing to do charnberworl wages
IL ego city references. VI. J. T.. box Clio Sun up
town office, i2d5 Br1 adway.
rruOROUaHLY COMPETENT LArNDRESS; city ~
i country; best references. NJ. d.. box b)S sun
uptov Office, 1896 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
Private Sales.

Edward J. Yelling, Jr.. has Sid for Patrick
J. Ryan the northwest corner Of Lexington ave
nue. and l2lst street
Leopold We'll has sold for the FRANKIE estate
the three fve-story fats on the southwest corner
Of Filth avenue and ii7th street, on plot 100 II
Il2a
P-rnard Smyth & Sons have eDld for the Light.
ston estate tho plot Of seven LOTS 100Sl75 on the
southeast corner of Broadway and l47th street
TO John J. Mahony and for r. Carmichael TO
Towenteid q Prayer the old buildings, on lot
25xlOO. No. 2207 Second avenue
Foley & Snifln have anld for A. Rdnhefmer
10 william Ripley for sl7 900 the three story
high-soop hrownstone dwelling, lo6Sl00 No
II W. l23d street
Joseph Srcars has sold the fr~story building,
on Ia, 25xl0O, on the northwest corner OF Third
avenue and 1flst street
Charles I. Ritzman has sold the two fve.story
ha's NoS s27 and 500 Southern boulevard.
The four.sory fat, No a35 East lb2d rtrcct.
hna h~~n aid
William Seeligsberg has sold 70 Wen q Mayo
No. 438 West Thirty-ninth street
Maximilian Morgcnthau has cold TO John A.
Holmes uf Glenbrook. Conn, the four story
and basement dwelling, No $50 West Eightieth
street Palmer & Macdonald were tho brokers.
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Indelli. Clemente, " BENJAMIN Knower
aud ano: lltth a.. II 3. 100 " Amsterdam
Ay: oct 30. 1899. ..........,.........
ChAutauqus Plan ing MIL TO. vs. Emil l. Felt.
ct al: li3th st. . cor ST Nicholas Az:
Doc 4, 1Sp ..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Christianson Bros. W Freds Hart; i26th
st = =, JUH Amsts dam Ay, Nov IL.
n ,sss w,r =. No,,., S; ,n1,,o,,. IA
T. lobth st, 1929. .........,....,......
Saliir. William. vs. Il VI . Bulge. Bradhurst
Av. ~; July :, 1899 .....-...............
Phillips, John, Va Wolf Refs. ct al: 9ist at,
Me- cor i-tav. Dec =, 1870 ...............
Bernstein Michsel. W. Pauline AronowitZ:
Goerck Vt. Q. 81 u Broome 1t. BOI75:
ONt ~ lNff. .....s.sss.. s.....s.s.ss.
Philip Semmer Glass Co. vs. Win NJ Hyns n
Go: broadway and prth at, sw cor. Sept
l5, INV. ..,...,. ........ ~. ,.......
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
wayla,d and Robbed by "a Tramp.

hATrEAwAN. y. Y, Dec. S-Miss Josie Kelly.
"N'nG IN tn" suburbs OF Fishkill Landing. was
NGay.lid and robbed by TRAMP In broad day
iNSnt lhlr morning. Her pOcketbook. contain
'ne h,NlIy sou. was taken from her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
Reed Talks to tho YaIo Club.

The annual dinner OF tho Yale Club took
place at Sherry's last night. President
Thatcher presided and the speakers were
1'Qmas u, Reed. Senator Depew. President
-.tHur T. iiadley Of Yale. Dickinson Richards
and samuel j. Elder OF Boston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
Miscellaneous-Sale or Rent.

New Jersey-Sale or Rent.

VIRGINIA FARMS for sALE-aood land good
neighhors; schools aud churches convenient. Mild,
II, alihy climate free from Extremes ~ DO heat and
cold. Low prices Writ for free cata-
logue. X. j. CHAFFIN 4 co. Incl. Richmond. Va.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-09
Auction Sales.

Al the New York Real Estate Snleerooms yes
ter6ay Peter r. Meyer & Co sold, In foreclosure.
the four-story brick fat. No. $50 Mott avenue.
TO the plaintiff Charles r. Dcgrauw, for slS02o.
and all title which John Thomas had on Dec
10 1893 or sine that date, 10 the story frame
store, No. 42S Columbus avenue. to George II.
Rudolph for $50.
l. J. Phillips & Co. sold. in foreclosure, tho
fv~-story brick fiat No 3i9 West l34th street
" William F. Buckley for Sl7S5O
William Kennedy sold. In foreclosure. the two
four-st brick fats Nos sol and sos Elton
avenue. to the plaintiff. Charles CnAngst for
600 l6A
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EaEh Messenger office, Charges the Same as
lHE SUN oifce.-AdV.
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Guilty Of Writing a Cau.t,c Letter.

AUSTIN. Tex. Dec. Sol. l. J. Polk. Rcn-
era, manager Of the Gulf. Colorado and Santo
Pc Railway Company, has been citod to appear
before the State Railroad Commissioners on
Dec 10 and show cause Why he should not be
held for contempt He IL charged with the
offence Of having written caustic letter TO the
Railroad Com IN ssion on the ~ Ject of freight
rates. Tho com issiOn requested him. 70
withdraw the objectionable letter, and when
be refused. he was charged Nth contempt.
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Mechanics, Liens.

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