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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
RICHARD HARDING DAVIS III.

Richard Harding Davis. the novelist. who has
been Ill at his home No. 10 East Twenty-eishth-
St with fever contracted during the Santiago cam
paign. was much improved yesterday. Dr. Draper
his physician, allowed his patient TO sit UP Tor
fav hours in the morning but forbade his seeing
any one Many Of l1r. Dayiss friends called at the
house 70 inquire about his condition. they were
told that the doctor thought he would be able 10
bring the patient out all right In a few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
REDUCTION IN GAS PRICES DEMANDED.

The cry for dollar gas" resulted three years ago
IN the passage OF law providing that the price OF
gas Mould be reduced hve cents thousand cubic
feet each wear until IL reached &, at which point
n should remain as maximum II was expected
by many people that this law would meet the re-
ouiremen,s OF the situation and put an end 70 thu
many complaints against the charges Of the gas
companies But those who pay the Bills have thus
far been unable 10 appreciate any relief from the
charges they formerly paid The decrease in their
bills II It exists al all IS so sght as 70 be entirely
out o. proportion 10 what 1t was expected 10 BE-
and many Of them accuse the gas companies OF ap-
nlvjng increased pressure 70 the meters so that
moro gas IS used N given time than formerly.
The festive gas meter has long been subject for
jest on the par; % professional writer's OF Jokes ana
for orotane recrinlnation on the part OF household
ars II appears 70 be pernicous!y active in these
laws a. 'reduted charges as II has ever been in is
Toinoias. Aays Indeed there be those VINO douot
II those DAYS have really passed away. The per-
tarmsncAs OF the merry meter are ALREADY respon'
AXE Tor cry that has arisen for further reduc-
ton in the price OF sas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
CONCERT AND DINNER AT TIE ASTORIA


The CleA. Banjo and Mandolin clubs OF the Uni
,A,ss+v ~ Pannsylvsnia have accepted the invita-
ton Of the New-York society Of the alumni OF that
Institution to attend its annual dinner al the Wall
dori-Astoria this evening. The alunRi society mas
arranged an invitation concert, 20 be given in the
Astor Gallery at o'clock in the afternoon over
lsr hundred invitations have been sent out 10 the
friends OF the University in this city and most
enjoyable time Is expected. The clubs will be rep
resented by double quartets and as this IS thelr
trst appearance in New-York. a hne programme
has been arranged The repertory includes college
elees popular music and medleys OF the day and
also selections from the classical composers, old
and modern.
The Glee CLUB IS composed 0. forty voices. under
the direction OF Professor Lacey Baker the choir
master and organist. OF Philadelphia, while the
Rsrfo aod MANDOLIN clubs are under the direction
Of Paul Emo The business manager Of the clubt
IS Harry Bowers Mngle OF this city. he has as
assst.nts Charles c. Harrison, jr.. The son OF the
Tniversity's provost. and + Cruxton Hare; the
famous guard OF PennsyIVah'as 80 WAN SiS '"s
captain for the coming year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
NorfoIk Hotel. Brighton, England.

Eite randy Hotel. overlooss sea val SHADE
lawns Fine public rooms. Psrteet sanit S ,yins
.ieetrie lights Lift. Defeats CUISINE N"''
Jule. A. Creighton, Mgr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
european advertisements.
The Howard Hotel.

Nort,lk street, Enbanknent. London. .-s,,r over
erected Hotel is rspIets with every snacIos pub
looks En- bankren and River E.esse az .yican system
,Sc IONS Electric light throughout AH"''A" '~
.l.vstors Fixed tariff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
EOlian Recital.
To-day. Saturday, Jan. zlst, at 8 P. NJ
Admission free TO all.
sOLOIsTt
Up FRANZ KALTENBORN.


No Measure is comparable 70 that OF being
able 70 have music your own terms-any
music you may choose. ready at any moment
from Chopin Ballade TO a Liszt Rhapsody
monuments OF orchestral music. as symphonies
concert overtures etc. or the latest popular
song.
But this is only part OF the service rendered
by the lEolian 70 the music-lover.
The .Eolian Is musical instrument, which
provides unlimited entertainment.
TIE resources are as inexhausuble as the re.
sources OF music itself
You will never grow tired of an Folien. as
Won must necessarily soon weary OF hearing
music boxes and purely mechanical instru-
ments- ,oo,,
,.,h,., .... March from Orchestral Suite
. .4olian Orchesrells.
PiAnciA
y..,hov,n Concerto for vioiin hrst rnovennsns
MIR. KALTENBOHS.
. Iasz1 Hungarian Rhapsody NO )
Pisnola.
lEollsa plpe-oFgan-
o. Mn KALTENBORN.
r r,vorsk ........ o.. slavisch paues Or f6. No. j
Piauola
The EOIian Co.. Is West I'D St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21


present
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-26
REAL ESTATE NEWS.

There was continuation OF Mondays dull
ness in the realty market yesterday, and out
eide OF another rumor concerning Wall street
property the day was entirely without interest.
There were no sales In the Broadway Sales
room. and to-day only two offerings are sched-
uled. making a total Of three sales for the FIRST
three days Of the present week
The rumor referred to was to the effect that
Nos. Al and ~ Wall street. running through TO
Nos. 1. , and ~ Exchange place. had been
sold for Sl.4OO.O0O. Tho property belongs 10
tho estate OF the late Christopher Roberts r..
NJ Galloway. trustee for the heirs OF the es-
tate, is In Europe and no confirmation OF the
report was possible. norton OF the prop
erty was bought in 1896 from W. X. Aston.
whose name is mentioned IA a possible buyer
in the present transaction. Mr. Aston was not
to be found yesterday. The report is believed
by number OF brokers to be more OF the ex-
aggeratcd rumor which has been 40 prevalent o.
late in regard to sa cs in the financial district.
On tho other hand. there are a number OF cir
cumstances which would seem to bear out the
report that the sale has practically been com
pet"d.
Tho sale o. a number OF lots at Audubon
Park. 155th and 15Sth streets and the Boule-
ward Lafayette. which was to have been held
to-day by r. v Harnett 4 Co.. has been post
poned until Aug. IL number Of public i'm
provements are being made In the neighbor-
hood Of the property and IL has been decided
TO hold the sale over until they are completed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-26
me rHILPOTs ACQUITTED.
Decision That They Acted in SeIf-Defence
In Shooting Morris and the Grimm

MANCHESTER. Ky. July 25.-George ~ Phil
'"' aai ms son Potter were acquitted at the ex-
aiming traI today IT killing Aaron Morris
ma Hugh Gr.fliu on Monday OF last week
i"p"ly Nher!N Wash Thucker. who had ar
rested hoheTt fh!luo' ana was taking his bond
"h"h Morris and his friends rode up and began
.n'o'ng at the Phipots was tho chief witness
io' me commonwealth, His evidence showed
'na' Morris AMI the Grlfflns were the ag-
Eressors. and that the Phtlpots acted In self
ue,ence' William Ponder corroborated Thacker
Attorney Sam Hash. who represented the
ih''pots' said he did not care 70 introduce any
r,ess,imopy tor the defence. and he therefore
w NAY th"y he dismissed. County Judge
MLHh' h"thre whom tho cases were heard
missed va" VIC e"9es "oio u'3-
rfTr@e4 grimm, charged with the murder OF
q 'pp 10 Sh"r. was unable 10 come to court.
h -" ~ -uNer.Ng from tour bullet wounds and
IT WIS postponed until Aug l.
that NV. , "Rs 10 trouble, and the Philpots say
vii o",k ne no more kiilings IL the Griflns
So ,rI mem a.on" Everything is 1uiet here.
there mn Thursday N''7' "'''" 'ek''
I.aSEHUrhyILLF, Ky. July 25.-State Inspect, r
nLati arrived hero this evening from Man
tHe f.mj aver King with both factions OF
rcc,a ~" I'll. he says no further trouble may be eX-
VII be- S %,,t na WI. say IN his report that there
wing ont " rho county, They have sid
trr.t arm A. Iow price in order 10 AVOID
rcrrr;Sr..t trouble. some OF the Whites will
'''""oFFoW r. attend tho Baker trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-26
EEDERiL STEEL DIEIDENDs
Dates of Declaration Formally Fixed
Transfer Books Closed.

The directors OF the Federal Steel Company
voted Yesterday TO close the transfer books as
to both preferred and common stock at the
close Of business that day. the books to remain
closed until further consideration by the Board
OF Directors ortIe Executive Committee This
acton was taken at tho request OF the Govern
Ing Committee OF the Stock Exchange. who
are considering but have not yet formulated n
plan for the equitable adjustment Of tho inter-
ests OF all the stockholders The directors
also adopted bylaw fixing as dates for the
declaration Of dividends the second TUESDAYS
In March. June. September and December OF
ench year.
Now that dividend dates have been formally
fixed. 1t s thought that Judge Thomas in
junction may he modified so that the dividends
on preferred stock NAV be pail on time here
after, instead Of ut the end OF the year. 1t dons
not. however. appear permissible for the d-
rectorS TO act with reference 70 the common
ftock prior to Jan. !, 1000. RcEariing Wall
street rumor~ that thoro was "A poSsil ilitv %
arrangements hcing mnGc for 4 trust company
to advance tho dividend on common. President
Gary said after Yesterdays meeting:
"Wo wouldn't hc allowed to do anything OF
tho sort. ANYTHING any trust company did IL
would do on its own rCspnns ibilitv."
Tn" Stock Exchange authorities. il Is ex-
pccted. will Strengthen out within ten days tho
tnngle us to the due bills given for the July
dividend
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-26
ALBERT BEHRMAS FOUND DEAD.
Was Going to Europe To-Day, but Died in
His Room at n Long Branch Hotel.

LONG BRANCH. July 25.-Albert Behrman. so
years old, a guest at the Rowland Hotel. was
found dead in his room at late hour this
afternoon. His death. it is believed was due
TO heart disease. Behrman was book ed to sail
for Europe to- morrow. and among his effects
was card bearing the following: In case OF
accident. please report right away to DR.. c. r.
Craig. Philadelphia. Pa. 34l South Twelfth
street. NV belongings TO be handed over 10
the sumo. Behrnan arrived here about a
week ago. He had been in the habit of sleeping
late. consequently. when he did not put in an
appearance al lunch. no uneasiness was felt on
the part Of the hotel managers. At o'clock
the door OF Behrman's room was opened. and il
was discovered that he was dead. He did not
retire until 3 O'Clock This morning. and. ac
cordinR to those who SAW him at that hour. ho
seemed to be enjoying his usual health. The
body was removed TO Hyer 4 Flock Mo-gue
by order OF Coroner Herbert. A search through
the dead mans effects revealed nothing Of his
identity aside from the card addressed TO DR.
Craig. An autopsy was ordered by Coroner
Herbert.
PHILADELPHIA July 25.-Dr. C. r. Craig. who
has Tor several years hcen the phvsicun Of
Bchrman. said that he had been suffering from
heart disease and to that his death was due.
He has been communicated with and has
made arrangements to have the body brought
to this city. Mr.. Behrman was a wealthy stock
broker He was not married.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-26
sI4, GOO, 200 Soil Pipe Combine.

Tho organization OF the Central Foundry
Company. a consolidation OF soil pire manu-
factnrers, has been completed. The COM
panys capital stock is Sl+.OOo.OOO. and there
Ia an issue Of $4,000 600 q per cent. debenture
bonds. The officers elected are: President.
John Reid. formerly Vice President and gen
eral manager Of the D, l.. Mott Iron Works,
this city; First Nice-President and general
Snenoe Manufacturing COMPANY. Milwaukee
Second Vice President and supervi.or Of foun-
Son Baltimote Secretary. G Schumacher
II inc Hoffman. Billings 4 Weller Manufactur.
ing Com pany. Ga lsden. Ala: purchasing
agent. ". s. Reins Of the Henry McShane Man
mtaeturine Company. Baltimore Treasurer.
W, l.. Rogers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-26
COME HERE To PREY IN US.
,.o,r,nyERS THO CARRY dWhf
uIIIIUNS EVERY YER.
x-,,- -, Immigration That Help TO Offset
h'' II. BENEFIT, -Te.timony Given Before Before
49,. subcommittee of the United
industrial Commission Yesterday

pyiI. of linn grafton '""' -
n.reat,-TestimonJ Given Before
,,,nmittee of the United
Wv ,Justrial Commission Yesterday.
....o,,ro,,,tco II the Unitod States In
,..i.r commission. which mot Yesterday In
o'Ni'" - Commerce, resumed It's in
,c,,,ug 10 the operation OF immigra-
1".' rs,,,hl, port 10y examining Assistant
Nv" .l.,.,r g, Immigration Edward + Nc
Sw-Aurv ,,.,....,,..i, ct,
.,'H,, r,,l,, Immigrant prefers TO be under
,,r,r,. Of tho radrono.' Then no en-
'',,,,h,. ~ ralrou" he meant the banker.
'-,, win. agreed To find employment Tor
.tT,,tvrng. MIR McSwccnev said that one-
,t,i ,faI ,nc immigrants who ma come nero
.,l la,v,rn 1850 and 1S". In lSSJ the
.o,rs controlled what was called the
..,.,,,.- .,".r4!"- They were SUPERSEDED ny
=, Zen. win, had been r"riaced 10y Greeks and
,.,rs Ilyt,g mostly in the lower end OF
~ .,',',.,,-. street Alou' - per cent. Of all
.,,...r,n,- .anting NJ this port, Mr.. Nc
nw.rn, s,l h'i 'h'lt 'rSs ,nls c6pnntr ", W
II, t',.,p..n- ngmc hero every year to
r.'r. ~, an, - t"rG ting together Little money
", '"r,,'. -. 'nril own country, IN" port OF
., VI. y. ~Wrrucy SAID. receives rs
,>',,..',.,,I' .,ral', 'tnw ranala 20 from En-
p l'hl- r""n "'l,mn'"t ,h", ,V'W 7" AZ nn.i
..,.r.Y.o} A. '1rH n'h A. N"W 'tI"h' 5 whore
,I.y yu.S a. ,uu.- nur"men ,,
WI, NcSw eou"y -ai that since the revival
,,rnal,,-, last -prWg III" Immigration Bu,
.v onI rnrciy"i any !cAtioaS Tor lO.Wn
,..,tcI vo-kr,ru. whom II could not lur-
vi" i v.sI,' yes'ol W th authority to do
'NNr Mcswernry said h" believed the immi-
er,;,', rvs should b" recoiifcd.
E|,s,,v II Schwnh ot the North German
,I mn. en- a h" did not b"'iev" n the educa-
:, ,,i ,ns. f.r Immigrants. IL" thought II was
,-y'-a - k."y nat III" Nrhwn ana muscle that
,r.,'ii he f. nv uud tho country He said that
,, ,ri.,,r returns showed that persons from
~ i,aro,. rn.n'res. such a. italy. Austria,
ii ,rv,ry and Russia. were the most aw-ah'd-
NV Schvnt was opposed TO increasing
- haai TAX on immig ants, The st"erhgc
hus .nr-. he sad. had been lucrative in former
-s.rs mt now the principal source oil revenue
us rom cabin passengers.
| 1'nrsulIo Of the tahrC line. whose shlpe Ply
ch,efy between Mediterranean ports md New
VIZ sail ma: l'aitL immigrants formerly
,.rt F1cE 20 .hoir native Iand, after q Few
vaars OF residence here, in large numbers
E.,v oriy luari"r Ot them return and many
r.. ,he.c como rack and become items. The
,,.is II n. p5dr,g" -vst.m. Mr. Ter. uile said.
Ind teen wr"i ou'. =,
John luinlau. snrervising ,inspector o,
the CONTRACT Labor bureau. said he believed
,ha ITALIAN immigrants took S2O.OWOOO out OF
the country avery year. and that when they re-
turned II was with Just enough to prevent
them from being GepOrt"d
The INJURY will be continued to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-26
FOR DIR. NJ. b. rEkNEr.
Mrs. Ryan's E1-HusbRnd Seeks to Collect n
Judgment for Alienation.

An attachment against the person Of DR.,
Michael b. Feeney. Chief Sanitary Inspector in
the borough OF Manhattan. was issued in the
Supreme Court Yesterday on an uncollected
judgmen mt obtained by James J. Ryan for alena-
ton Of the affections Of Mrs. Juliette Ryan.
The judgment. with costs amounts TO $50.
The suit was for $4,000 damages and the
verdict was 5000 Ryan, obtained an absolute
divorce from his wife in June. 1896.
The deputy in charge Of the attachment did
not report at the Shcrif's Office up to the close
OF business yesterday. 1t is expected that DR..
Feeney will give a limit bond in twic" tho
amount Of the judgment which will conlinc
him to- tho limits Of tins county until the hon'i
no liability on the bond unless he is caught
outside OF the limits.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-26

Metropolitan street Railway Company In
eluded-The City Itself an Offender.

eluded-The City Itself an offender.
The Grand Jury took UP Yesterday tho SIN oke
nnisances in this city and ended the days
work by fling indictments against the Metro
rolitan Street Railway Company. the American
Carbonate Company. and the Central Lard
Company Each OF these corrorations was in
dicted for violating section 134 OF the Sanitary
Code By burning soft coal within the city
limits and also violating section 3S5 OF the
Penal Code By maintaining a public nuisance.
The indictments we're filed upon tho com
plant Of the Board OF Health. Col. Michael g.
Murphy. President OF the hoard. testified that
the corporations complained OF were burning
soft coal
Assistant District Attorney Daniel O'Reilly
told the Grand Jury that more than thousand
concerns in this city were burning soft coal
President Murphy said the Metropolitan used
soft coal at lis power house at 146th street and
Ienox avenue the American Carbonate Com
street and the central Lard Company at 522
West lhir'y-tourh street. He exhibited
loys complained Of, and told the grand jurors
that II the use Of soft coa was permitted to go
on the people Of New York would fnd them
selves living in city lik" Pttsburg orChicag?.
The reason the concerns used soft Goa he said.
was because ~ its cheapness.
A. present, Col. Murphy said. he had a list Of
200 concerns that were violating the law by
burning soft coal within the city limits. A
year ago the number was 1900. but 700 had
stopped at the request OF the Health Board or
after Indictment. The Long Island Railroad
Company had agreed to obey the law aud had
made provision for the burning OF hard coal in
seventeen locom olives run over the road. Last
week the board had caused the arrest OF the
engineer OF brooklyn sugar refinery. and
after this arrest thu board had been assured
that all oi III" sugar renn"ries in Brooklyn
would burn hard coal hereafter. II was the in
tention OF the Health Board to follow up the
steamboat COMPANIES that use soft coal in the
harbor and the rivers
large batch OF complaints was presented
yesterday, hut the Grand Jury did not have
nm" 70 investigate them all. as there were
many prison cases on hand. After the three
indictments had been fled summonses were
issued by Judge Blanchard. and each OF the
ch'ern~ indicted was notified to send one OF
!tS "''iGrrs :" The General Sessions. TO plead 10
'EMG ,n'ctment on Friday morning.
when Col Murphy left the Grand Jury room
n' sam II was hle intention 70 bring complaints
AGAINST every rerSOn or corporate body In
FrT-ater N"w ork that burned soft coal
ne city ~ New York is now burning soft
goa, at the pumping station adjoining tho res
%tyoly ~ Eidg"wonl, J.. l.. so the county OF
NNw } 0rk vii be cal-d upon 10 lndict the Ctty
has adopted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-26
Real Estate Transfers.

Az b. lo5, Iu7. 100. cor eth st. so.sxH3
Abraham! Siegel t. Cesar Casper ct al. Y
Az b, centre line at : Ola St, runs e . to
B1naO ElizaDeth Wright and ano, dew.
isee and Kris. to Anna F.rrer .,...,.-..
~ari J Masnire ct Al to May MaSuire.
lam, sridsE s"i2o"'t p Mars Duac Dunes NJ T.
VIM AhryMs and John becker .....,..u.
2i.S"i"a'a; 5is,h It. IS. i26,ioH s.h s ~.
23,loyio45; llGth s! los TO l72 +. 80
Frances Henck 10 Robert 4 Henci ~. 1000
Cr'ston sy. e. 6a1a Wellesley Gle, g. n2 2os
cFoten. AZ, n ecor i7o,h St e!.irioo.7I
Ls.loIl 1888: Croyona AN. es. All n 10th
It. 25.2Iioo.7; William Crockett TO John
Interior lot begins 4s.G nth St and 225
ol14 also 10, s2.2 n 18th st and az "
,os,+. tieorre shsphefd to sarah Quinn ell
Manhatt,nny. bs AID 80, aud ls :, p, lS2d:,; ,o
Mount Hope ,pi. ., 40 " Fleetwood ay,
f iSa1s Mont No ist H2Rs p st,
~ TIse,~g9d A., 5osi2S; John {
opdyle av, Nv cor BronT RiverroAd Sill
NlAH.4Inl * 500; also lots ~ to 81 map
Chas Darke. lOOIy4 AZ lOoInI.lO; Pen
ninyton Whitehead. ref. to Henry vogt. 400
Pearl It Pc Mar F. Plummer. as trus. to 80 ~
Pearl st. 22s. 50, Mary co.sro>e to MaryE -
Tn o. avs, iiy II Hall st, 7sIsoe; Au-
thony snyth and wife to City Real Ests,s
Valentine AZ, " g. 552 / soth st. l6.sIV7.7
hln.sI"7 10; Frederike Kiewel to Ludwig -.
Washington av. 74s. e 9, I4..sn Isad ST.
251so: 7I25,so.h: Washington Az; 1850
Washington av, u4s o., ~. 10 n i"sd st.
25fso.5s2HTso.a Joseph Levin and ano
Is, a.. AN, IS. i.axIoG: Edward MULLER
70 i"u'> IA 'tirn. =. - 49,, W.
held. Edwin { Mott. ref, to Jas Law
l2th av. centre line and centre proposed
nth st. runs s-,o high water marx Hud-
son River 1907 e--to centre 18th av1n
l2e.Il; Eugene n I"rome ana ano, eSr,
and trustees. to Nj h OIL Mahoney and
ano ................. 1850
-IS :'n zoe nn. Mp4 a.n,1 az a',iooh 10
'G ssth st. n 5. al tsh av. 26.21io0s
sSt i st. IT 1S ". 25IioS.s: george NJ Van ~
Hoesen rcf. to Ii II Hart 49,. ......:.:., a,so
1q l@m. 10 john 20 bn a'.'ooi' John
l0!d st; SIS; 200 e p av, 25I19o Il; John
I%H and s We E5.Sf'h c MfphPs
David T Kennedy to Maude Gamnlsnn.
12n st. .r SGT :" JAN m !Iia"
136th 81, sl2f, 2arIoo Nar=areths Metz
meier TO John {, Surler and wife ,,:,;a,,
John j pnay to Caspe Lew. ,..,.: -. &c
James II Cassidy to john Blake 49,. eIchanG
'S JOHN 't f bake to Johann man siate -o
'I .on sal.s 10 Mary g'G fnnmsr .h
M,r o'f sT; Ts1ss, An
wm 4 sncd ref !" Ma HSnFy v
lands lands? = = Central and Hudson River R r
t, Ea ns;I jerome ca ami Il ano. eIrs and
trustees ...'''.'' '''''''.''''''''..,.''''... b'
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FLEASANINILTF.,

EXCEPTIONAL value offered to country homeseek
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-26
Exchange
l
Recorded Mortgages.

and Trust Co. s ,,:,,, $4,000
maker to Jacob lawson. demand, ,,....... 1905
to l72 and Broadway, 2+Sa; 4iso 10Th st.
srt i HcncE to OK EDWARD schsll and snO
mn. .....;..... ....,...... 5000
Cirae6er to S.nuo! Strickland. trus. VI. 900
c9lHm6H. M1t Karl bdns d.m I" Bern
BaTtsis to William croc.ett., ", ,.,;;,,.. 500
c5Sn. 70 aa.a Kand tIi'a y william sooc
cEoton, I5t t,na i{2h st; william oo,
CF SoG% az, n 9 cor 10Th st. John Kremcr ''
to william Crockett, iyr....,.....;...;.. 200
.usts l. Sc .estre. yrs ,,.................. 200
sItH It III ", Herman II I.Art 20 BIbettc
Dsl@nG" 1"' st. 100 Lon : and sarah Levin. ''O'
than to AuEustu, + Holly, trTs. yrs 1900;
maj Of Samuel Ryer homesteAd: A";hea
WILLIAMS to the American Savings Bank.
Nm F Holding to chas ApplsOy otAl, 49,,
VIM T Holding 70 cha'E Appleby etAl. 80.
's Wm ] FOLDING 10 chasE Appie6y etsi,
Vim F Holding to Cha" Il Appie0y. trus, .
Jyfo rom ~. w., I'm :,?;, 2n?.', .aa.,!! '
and lSiH Han Or - road, VIM
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-26

The administrator faction Of the Socialist La
Dor party. from which the De Leon wing seeded
about fortnight ago after series OF stormy
meetings ending in general scrimmages. will
hold the first meeting OF It's campaign In Coon
er Union on Friday night. Plckets will be post
ed throughout the hall to prevent any attcm ut
on the part Of the De Leonites to capture the
meetins and the police will be asked TO SUP.
press d ,surbors, The late street car strikes
will be discussed and tho speakers will give
their ideas on strikes in general.