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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-19
oTHKn MAnnKTs,
Live Stock Market.

MONDAY. Dec. H. 1NBp
Receipts OF beeves for two days we're 4b24 head.
including 30 cars for export alive 16p for slaughter
ers, and 40 for the market making, with the state
cattle, ~ cars on sale The market was very slow
from BEGINNING TO end. prices bS1Oc; lover on
steady on light receipts. The yards were not
cleared. Common to extra native steers sold at
S4Iossd.2b per 100 ms; stockers at s3.bo9ttOO;
oxen and stays at sa.hO@s5 OO bulls at t38si,
cows at 81 .b0st875 Dressed beef slow Mt "a
per ~ for poor to extra native sides Christmas beef
lOAc Liverpool cables quoted live cattle No &C..
tops 12ec per d. dressed weight; sheep at i2c..
and lambs at 13b9l4c.. dressed weight; refrRera.
tor beef at WI per n. Al London American cattle
sold at 12Si3c and Christmas beeves at 1SHs1tc..
dressed weight Exports none. and none to. morrow.
GLIDING ~ direct and 4Os for the market. Demand
moderate and prices steady for strictly prime veals
and barnyard calves. while medium veals were II
anything easet About all the stock was taken
Common to choice veals cold at stbO9ts 20 per 100
ns few tops at $500 little calves at s4.0Oi barn.
yard calves at S2.5o9s3.bO; Southern do. at $1,000
ataS12c. perm.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs for two days were
1b.JoB head including 20 cars for butchers aud 54
for the market making with the stale stock. 5e cars
on sale: Sheep ruled dull at last weeks closing
prices; lambs were moderately active and steady to
sheep. were unsold late in tho day. Common to
choice sheep sold at s2bO9ta.7o per 100 MS;
selected wethers At $500; medium to choice lamb.
at sb.259tb.pO: Canadian lambs at $3.50. Dressed
mutton At isssIc. per h.; dressed lambs at bsS'ac.
Receipts OF hogs for two days were 1 .a45 head,
including o cars for the market. Firm at s+.6Os
1870 per 100 rs. for good to choice hogs.
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BOTH WANT THE NEW JOB.
Mrs. Won Wagner aud Miss Delaney nj
War Over n sanitary Inspectorship.


YoNKERs. N. Y. Dec. 1S.-The fight owe the
appointment Of a woman sanitary inspector by
the Yonkers Board Of Health IL getting warm.
Mrs. J. Won Wagner. the protexee Of Miss Mary
Marshall Butler. President OF the Civil Service
League. passed tho Civil Service examination.
receiving two and a half points more than Miss
Sarah More Delaney a young professional nurse.
who has long been "a resident OF Yonkers and
who was recently discharged from tho United
States Government service, having served In
the war In Cuba. The Board OF Health looked
with favor upon Mrs. Won Wagner and she
might have been appointed at its next meeting
II Miss Delaney and her friends had not de-
cided to make contest for tho place on the
ground that Mrs Won Wagner is not a citizen.
being native OF Germany.
EK-City Attorney Joseph +. DAILY. who is Miss
Dslaney's counsel, served on the Board OF
Civil Service Commission tonight an order
issued by Judge kcogh OF the Supreme Court,
Of mandamus should not issue compelling
them to place Miss Delaney on the eligible list
for appoin tment, and restraining the Board Of
Health from taking further action until tho
termination OF the case the writ IL made re-
turnable at White Plains on Saturday before
Judge keogh. William Allen Butler Is the
father OF Miss Butler. and is interested in the
case on behalf Of Mrs Won Wagner.
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Appellate Division Supreme Court-Recess
Supreme Court-special Term-Part I.-Motion
I%is"aI mattel Siled Part 1oap Par" Ei
liza iisa frsferred Causes Nos. sic 1iss
4O4o. 420+, 4?s7, 1850. 42n3,3sso. Part w = Case
the term. Part VII,-Clear Elevated r. h IN . ,"r
Trial Iem-Psrt lL--Clesr. Preferred causes
SSna iapSl; l24s1. i2niI, i?o72 i?lOI. I2i64
l2l46. ilat7: Part iII.-Case unanishsdIlNos
475n, 1887. 2nsa. 1867, lo293 1873, 4Oas, 5hsT
BOO. 5000. 5ssa, 5H2a, 1898. 5Nd2lS, soiT' co.'s
1919 ga Ssas 1915 1915 s .Si lS ssI sS2
Part ~ Case unfinished. Cases from Part iii
Tart y;-Case unfinished Gases from Part iii. Part
mmCiSSsr; Cases from Part Ill. Part yii.-casc
hs22, 1928. 1897. J2lS. d2pH. 2a36, 4ib0, pnt7'
67dl. dll7, 01iS. b2i3, 500, 63Oo vG3 fI5s'
bt9s' 1884 a?2n; 36+s. 34s3. 2asI, l4hO 4HiG $50
b Bs Part vlIi;-clear Cases from Part VII.
Case unfinished. Cases from Part wi. tSrt XII
LEA, Glesr Ca, Cases from Part VII. Part XiI-CIear.
surrogats's Court-Chambers-Moti o.,on,,.
called At 1880 A. MO lbOb-wiii Of Mary T.
Hitter At NJ For Prohate-willso OF PHILIPPE Strobi
Gatharine Neville, Wolf Frdman, Dayton u. searIe'
Viii Miiiiam A. baeder; Richard DIVA at 1910 A. NJ
TN ierm-No' lo20-Wiil OF Ann Hainfy, at 1880
CITY oourt-,speeial Term-court opens at 1oA
M Sbaa r4 1a TsrnIPaIt Clear. Nos 1898,
lie i"ss isss S1 Iss ssoi iss ss' 2itoi ssS
Part H-olear. Nos. 1902 1911 i7s5. ian isos'
1893, 1910, lgol; 1908, 1894 IUoi. iaos. 1907
Case 49, i lea Part
1899, 1919. 1000 1912. 1919, ieib, iaaa. 1872.
iisi I ra1s sd U.s. Iis l7os 1890 1852
P.r! yclear short canse.-N SSs' s isst' a19a
s&ie' oo<7, 87iv, 1901 373e. ''
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hiEher European and Brazilian cables and
light receipts might have had more affect on coz 90
panic in Wall Street $3.50 $40 "
a MKTsis-Ir9n DIM and lower. Glasgow closing a.
let was dun and nominal. Tin steady owing to the
concentration OF spot supplies in hrst hands Ian.
uary and February. however. were offered At 2Ic .
without buyers London declined sharply to SioS
rs London copper market closed as f73 los suot
and 81 futures. Here Lake fell to 1857. Lead
and spelter rnled steady. New ork prices were az
follows; CopPsT lake. spot, ia.boai7ooi slectro
lytc lt,a7h9l6.7b; castings. IL 3T@iN 20; DIG lin
SPOT. ~ ao@2ooo; tin plates, 4.sb; pig lead iSBa
ALB; spslter. spot, 4.6694 ia; No. i K Northern
No. 2, nominal. """''
NAVAL sroREs. e Spirits. b2262ho Common IN
good strained rosin S1.b50sl.6O
Phovsioss-Pork was hrm at OAs TO- 7b for mess
Lard weaker; spot 1910: refined Continent AZ
dressed hogs, 0S@6tc. Tallow. 10. Best butter
zic. Best Western eggs 24c. Cheese unclaimed
chicago. Dec. ls.-"Proyisions active with a iittlo
hulRe early on general demand from commisson
h nor Then came sharr break heavy reSiil
ny Wall street weakness. Packers uond bnycp.
,ash trade slow. Hog receipts liberal and
prices 6c lower. Estimated tO-morro W ~ 600 $500
suGhn;,,haw was steady and unchanged; ia test
~ hthucn vas IN mgderate demand and steady.
'hioA"o' peN' These were to day 3 prices;
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LITTLE DINNER ~ THE CITY CLUE
To Explain to '".,a,n Legislators tho
Clmh,k Election Inv Amendments

The City Clubs Legislative Committee had a
dinner last evening in the club house in West
Thirty-fourth street at which several of tho
members OF the Legislature from this city we're
nture next year TO adopt a number ~ radical
amendments TO the election and primary laws
and the statesmen were invited to the dinner
IN order that these amendments might be eN-
planned TO them. They were introduced at the
last session by Senator El.bcrc. but failed Of
that they think there is a goo.i chance OF their
adoption next year. All Information in regard
70 the dinner was refused at the club house
last evening.
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The very sharp break in cotton was duo TO the Nc.
we're decline a. the Stock Exchange. lower cables
decline IN cnnsos. the serious rituatiou in south
Africa the failure OF two concerns in Wall street
decline ~ southern spot markets and heavy liluida
non partly on stop orders largely for Wall II rect
the south. Europe Also was seller and German
houses sold considerable. ON the decline Their
orders from Wall Street and the last prices showed
araly OF about ~ points from the lowest nlures OF
the nay: Tho receipts were light and crop news was
generally Of hu'lish tenor. but attention was riv-
eted on wall street the foreign news the fail
urea In Wall Street and the disturbing rumors in rs
Rardto the general situation rs well as the extreme
whole trouble. " ""
CorrEa-Rio on the spot was steady at q IL lac
Tor No !. There were rumored sales Of ~ 600 bavs
RIO and Ssnto. on private terms Of roo bags OF lava
snld hayre ADVANCED y to VT. Hamburg 4 pfs
Rio NO refs. and Santos 100. Rio receipt. 7 uOn,
santos $4,000. Saturdays warehouse deliy.r,e..
were l7H28 bags. Futures here advanced r points
trading was as FOL oWs, "s' iho
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HOTEL NAV FOUND DEAD
w. II. Lee, Until Lately Manager of the
Imperial. Succumbs to Apopi.xy.

Imperial. SuccumbS to Apopiexy.
william Henry Lee one OF the best known
hotel men in this city. died suddenly yesterday
morning at his home. IL West Thirty second
street. He retired TO bed at midnight APP
parenty in good health. At noon. his son
Harry went to his fathers room to call him
and found him dead on the floor His head
was slightly cut whore IL had struck the corner
oil IA bureau in his IAll.
DR.. j. A. Irwin OF IA West Twenty-ninth
street. was summoned. He had heen treatin q
MIR. Lee for several years for apoplexy, to which
In his opinion, death was due.
MIR. Leo was 10 years old. Two months ago,
he resigned the management OF the Hotel Im-
Hcrlhl which he had carried on for two years
He was at different times identified with the
Of this city. and the Ponce de Leon OF st.
Augustine Fla. He leaves a widow, two
sons and daughter. The funeral will take
place Tomorrow afternoon in Trinity Chanel.
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Steamer Manhansct Aground.

GREESPoRT. l.. l.. Dec ls.-The passenger
steamer Manhanset. Capt. James +. Smith.
which runs daily between New London. Green
port and Shelter Island, ran aground on tbe
north side Of Shelter Island at = o'clock this
afternoon, A dense fog covered both land and
water al day The Manhansst was heading
for her Shelter Island landing but laid her
course too near to the eastward Her PAS
sengers and cargo were transferred to the
Shelter Island Ferry Company's steamers.
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Big Claim Against Newark re,ephon. Co.

Sheriff Virtue OF Essex County. y. j., re-
oetved an execution yesterday from Supreme
Court Clerk Riker OF Trenton for SS8. SSl, AZ in
favor Of Thomas A. Nevns Jr., against the
Newark Telephone Company In which tho
Sexln's interest was sold few days ago to no
able at Trenton on Fob. 3. Ii was not served
upon the defendants yesterday. II IL under
stood that the action is brought for construc-
ton work done by Mr.. NcNns
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EMrIRE steel AKRON 20

No. II broadway. New York Dee. I4th Ispp
The Board OF Directors have declared sem. annual
dividend OF THREE PER CENT, % percent on
the preferred stock outstanding Dec. 23d, lspp
ont OF the net earnings OF the Company and paw
able Jan. I'd, 1900, when checks will be maiiod 10
all preferred Stockholders. "
That for this purpose the transfer books will
close Dec, 23d. 1899, and reopen Jan sd 1900
GLEN WRIGHT, Secretary
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COMMERCIAL

MONDAY. Dec. -Wheat-Spot was
stronger with sales. 10000 bush. half at the
outports. No. 2 red in elevator. &c. under May /:
No. hard Duluth $40. over. Futures advanced
IL to 10 with sales OF 3.0l5.000 bush. as folN
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Augusta shipped to-day 800 bales: Memphis 4 2s2,
St Louis. 1850 and Houston. sOi2. New Orie.n.
futures declined soto 40 points then rallied sharply
January closed at s3. March $50 New YORK Ia.
lures declined 10 points hut rallied aud closed AT a
net loss or 20 to 10 points this crop and 10 -
on the next with sales estimated at 900 900 tales
prts foil
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Proposals.
A RMy BUILDING. WHITEHALL, STREET NJ

ARMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL STREET. New
nn.., hoiR SiiK November -; an.-;;sealed pr.
will be received at this once until - O'clock nSn
Dec, y isnn' at which time and place they vii b.
aud delivering al the n. Y. Depot 81 the Or Mr. b.:
E ia ~sr S3G%G gar' q EG material n6s
mcnl: conforming to standard aud spccidcstior'
he entertained upon material differing rom M
slandarI ana SPECIFICATIONS, but in such cases sau,'
Blank proposals giving fnii Information a. 10 grad,
Of material rclurcd and manner OF bidding can h'
A. New York. Boston, Philadciphia, and CRra.''
The s reserves the right TO reject or accept anr
viii to rs any Of " GSma.c
ma9ntactnrc conditions Of quslitY and price III
features IN" duty thereom being equal, Envrior.I
S S Khl proposals. should b. marked Prop,sn',
addressed to Col. A. s. KIMBALT, A. .. NJ c., L, ~
A.. Depot Or. Mr.
PROPOSALS. FOR Foop srPrLEs-ofhce OF u,
NsT x"rk ~. pT9posals for tgrn;Rr
monh an" rom S HeE Ss and butter for period Of gi
aud cows MIX Tor a period, Of six m"nint
acaons copies Of Witch may be @6tNins St on sTp
Smt ~ Ho "@d xxi WI NG TcsE%d at 's %
% 6% afI .np Of M ss %
who nre actually engaged in tho parking. siaugh".
ing and shppnG OF beef gursuant 20 tho pro'is,.r'
no bids shall be consihcrrd except from parties Win
are actual dealers In the cnnnod ties for which thu
submit proposals Each hid must he accom- pam"
by certified check tor per cent ~ the amour, of
the bid. ms a guarantee Of good faith. A bond Z
some approved surety company for one third ~ n
gross amount Of the contract will he required after
award, for the faithful tulhlment oC the cuutIA,t
HENRY T. ROWLAND, President Board OF Manager.
FORT SCHUYLER. y. T., Dec. IL, Isan.-seAlrl
Il proposals, IN tripliCate. for construction NJ
brick. double set non,cummissioncd officers quar-
tera. will be received here until Jan. -, 1900 ~
A. NJ Information furnished on application. T.. :,
reserves right TO accept or reject any or all hi.
Envelopes containing proposals will he on lursej
"Proposhls for construction y. q. o. QuAri",,'
addressed H. D. TODD JR.. V, n
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RIOS:
Jsnusry..... B.37k $40 b.77k $40 6eo
Msy......... $50 b.66 $40 6.t7k $50
Fork:
December.. zee. .... ... $50 eeo
Janusry"-...io.1o 1o.i2k 1000 1oo2h 1ol2h
May. .1o87k 1885 1o.27k 1o.87H 1910
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GM3i fIE aI!I1 nv NIN y .GcoMGANY.
RIVER Rail ROAn inMpANX

Once OF the Treasurer. New York, Dec. 4, 1892
dividend OF -Four per cent on the stock Of
the NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD CON.
phSi Will be paid by the New York Central anil
provisions provision Of ths contract between the two com:
- stockholders OF record the close OF business ON
the 10Th inst. F,v W. RossITER. Treasurer.
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NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE AUCTION

70 OCCUR each day are printed In TIE MORNING
hyou arc Interested In Real Estate. -Adv.
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CONSOLS go RELOW Pan.
First Time In Many YeRrs-London Stock
MRrkeph Tone GInnmY

Special Cable DsspateA 10 THE suS.
LONDON. Dec. 1s.-The tone OF the stock
market to-day was gloomy. For the first time
In many years consols were below par
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-19

Bull points ab,unded In wheat and Il advanced
sharply. The news from South Africa OF late aud
the Tears or political complications In Europe were
really the underlying causes Of the improvement
IN many years. Liverpool advanced u to I'D. Paris
10 u 20 centimes, and Berlin q mark while Ant.
worp was steady. The quantity on passage 10 Ei.
rope decreased ,2SO 900 Even tue break in stocks
situation abroad. The worlds shipments. TOO,
dropped 20 $50 900 bush against T. 1877 900 in the
previous week aud iBai 200 last year. The North.
western receipts were only bI against ~ alweek
age and 4sh last yesr Chicago got only 30 against
40 week ago and 2ii last year. The New York
stock decreased 10000 bush. On the other hand
the visible supply increased sOi 900 aud the English
visible 500 OVo. Nevertheless the market closed AZ
the highest nSuroa ofth day. Corn also stronger
~ sympathy with wheat. Tho worlds shipments
quantity ON passA 10 Europe OF S4u,OUO LIVER.
pool advanced " tos 4. The seaboard clearaucas
were ~ 800 bush One drawback was an IN.
crease In the visible supply Of 84l 600 buIh
VISIBLE supply decreased 500, 900 bush, The sea.
board clearances were ~ 400
fLouR.-There wA,S stronger tone in tho trade
aud owing to the advance in wheat there
1900 bbls. Receipts were 1899 bbis and
seeks "NDrrts, 10 200 Winter IN hhls: supernns
~ tost2bO; No. 2 extra. s2.55as2.ah; cisar,
salosso2o: stragh.s. ss 25e $40 patents. $3.50
srssS. Issss,s co. oS S.sn, s': .s
hour, ssl0Sts o.; buckwheat aour q 'oozta.s5;
grain. 6hSGoc. c. I. g. New York
Corros.-spot cotton declined 3.isc here u at Au.
savannah Norfolk aud baltimore. New York sold
lbs New Orleans 500. Memphis $50 and August.
$40 Liverpool declined to AZ points for future de.
livery and l'52d. on the spot. with sales OF 200
bales The movement to-day was as follows
To-Day. LAT W,'k. LAT Tedr.
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elections and Nlertings.

THE ANNUAL: ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS Of
the AMERICAN COAL COMPANY
OF Allegany County. Maryland.
VII ne held at The company's Office IN the City 4
New 10TH: on THURSDAY. THE 18th DAY OF
DECEMBER 1899, between the hours OF ~ and
GEORGE VI. BowLBY
SecrctAry
A ELECTION OF twenty Managers or The New
- YORK Institution for the Bind and Of three
inspectors OF Election will he held at the Institution
ntth ana q ay., at o'clock on the afternoon %
Wednesday. Dec, 90, 1870. FREDERICK Angus
IUS SCHERMERHORN. Secretary.
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1iridrnds aud Antrrrst.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH coMpAS

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
INV YORK. December 18th, 1889
DIVIDEND No. l2b,
Inc hoard OF Directors have declared a arartsrIy
dividend OF ONE AND ONF. QUARTER PER GEM
upon the capital stock OF this company payAbie A
the once or the Treasurer and after tho ih IA"
ot january next to shareholders ~ record AT IN,
oember. inst ' ~ -
The transfer books will be closed ST 3 O'Clock on
TIE AFTERNOON OF December goth. inst. And reopenei
on the morning ofJanuAry I'd nrSt.
" NJ. T. WILBUR, Treasurer.
HoMESTAKF MINING COMPANY
MILLS BUILDING 16 BROAD STREET,
NEw YORK. December 10, 1899
DIVIDEND No, 27p.
me regular monthly dividend OF TWENTY. FIVE
40 CENTS PER SHARE hSs been declared FOR Mo-
Nemher payable at the transfer agency in New Yort
on the 2uth inst. Also EXTRA DIVIDEND NO $50,
OF TSenty-hve 20 Cents payable at the same tine
Transfer books close on the goth inst
LOINSBERY a CO.. Transfer Agents.
TIE DENVER q RIO .GRANDE n. r. co.
Tho Board ~ Directors has this dav decl,red q
semi'Annuai dividend OF TWO ~ PER CENT out
OF the net earnings the Preferred CAPITAL Stock
payable January IL, 1900.
me transfer books Of the preferred stock will
close at ~ o'clock noon on January g, and reopen
on the morning OF January u. 1900.
GEORGE CoPPELI.
New York Dec IA 1902 "
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Opstoms, s6S2. 100; internal revenue. 500.
$2,83S. 100. The disbursements were 81 $50.
Qy9gh an excess Of receipts oyer expenditures OF
date have been s2oi 700. s97. and the expen-
ditures Sl47. Al 900. an excess OF receipts
over expenditures OF Sla.22S.2a0.
The official count OF the cash in the Treasury
to-day compared with that OF last Saturday
shows:
Dee 10. Dec. 49,
Gold coin and bullion. s743.1to,525 t242 GAS. 1877
Silver dollars and bul.
lion ..,................. e.Io9,It es1I'56o
U. e. notes ,.,.,,,,..,,. 1s,7s2,o69 1b7eS,8oB
other assets. less de- -
mand liabilities. 80. 20.t22,8t3 72Tt1.22o
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COLONIAL Trust COMPANY.

IOrkI
Az meeting NJ the Board of Trustees OF tina
colonial trust company. held December 18th. ls9N,
DIVIDEND or FIVE tbL PER Gent from the
earnings or tho company for the six months andnp
Dscember aist 1922, was declared. PAYABLE January
1890. -'"'
EDMUND L. JUDSON
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dividends and anterest.

THE CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC
RAILWAY 90.
once OF the Treasurer.
. Chicago. December 18th 1899
quarterly dividend OF tl,2b per share will Ia
paid February LIST. next to the shareholders OF This
the closing OF the Transfer Books ~ "
The Transfer Books will close al three o clock NJ
on the 2"ih dav ~ December IspP and reopen nj
ten CLOCK A. Nj, on the 9Th day OF January, hoo
Y. f. HAYNE, Treasurer.
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pehcit''"' sl2b4,o76 S2o2s 72b Dec.s774, $50
The Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail
second g Mas reports gross es5ni4g for the
crease OF S24 ,b64 as compared with the CORE
spending week last year
The Lake Erie and Western Railroad reports
crease Of s,io.S2l as compared with the same
month Of last year: and net $1S5. 79l an in
Oct, 81 the gross earnings were $3,l763i8, an
Increase OF th'8,2!7 as compared with the cor.
responding period OF last yenrand net 81 .412-
were Soo3, lsb, Laying a surplus OF 1850. SOB,
Tho receipts Of the Cover nment TO- day were,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-09-29

guns. The flagship replied with 81 and
let go her anchors not far from where
the cup challenger Shamrock is moored.
The admiral was in his own country
again after % months absence. He
had returned "great with the arduous
greatness of things done" The pilot
brought aboard the Sunday papers and
a reporter of the Associated Press was
received by the admiral in a cabin lit
tered with the illustrated Dewey edi-
lions, which together made hundreds of
pages IN black and white, and i'll colors,
all concerning the great admiral and
the preparations made to receive him.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-09-29
Alaskan Coast storm swept.

PORT TowNsEN, WASH, Sept. ~
The United States cutter Grant, which
reached here yesterday from the north,
reports hurricanes and storms Of the
greatest violence prevailing along the
entire Alaskan coast. The Grant made
thorough cruise among the Aleutian
islands in search Of information about
the lost steamship Pelican and surviv-
ors, but neither found nor heard any
thing. Captain Gushing Of the Rush
reported to Captain Slalnm at Dutch
Harbor that the schooner Lady George,
Captain Christensen, reported lost, is
all right.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-09-29
I.andslide overwhelms MANY,

CALCUTTA, Sept. 27.-No rain has
fallen since last reports in the vicinity
Of Darjeeling, in the lower Himilayas,
where on Sunday night great damage
was wrought and many persons were
killed by earthquakes, floods and land
slides. During Monday night several
other landslides occurred. The Phool
bazaar was completely overwhelmed
and 200 persons lost their lives. At
Tamsongbustee 81 bodies have been re-
covered and it is believed that 30 others
persisted. At Darjeeling 100 fatalities
occn,red
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-09-29
MAHER DEFEATS KENNEDY

KNOCKS Out the California Heavyweight
in the Second Round.
New York, Sept. 27.-Seven thousand
persons saw Peter Maher knock out
Joe Kennedy, the California heavy
weight in the second round in the
LenoS Athletic club arena. Before
the fight the betting was 2 to 1 in favor
OF Maher, but his victory was easier
than his friends expected. The knock
out blow which Maher delivered was
practically double left swing and a
hook on the jaw following right hand
swing on the opposite side Of the jaw.
Kennedy fell as though hit with an
axe, and although he was unable to re-
gain his feet in the allotted time, he
recuperated quickly and walked out Of
his corner to his dressing room two
minutes afterh was fioored.