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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1899-05-04
Bargain Gems from Oul
Jewelry Department.

Crystal hearts. in crystal ruby, Af
emerald. sapphire, ETC.; the 15c III
kind. Cash or Credit. it....
Beauty pin shirt waist set. consisting
of three gold-plate pins for the front
two pins for cuffs, and one col nC
lar button; will not tarnish; VI
worth 25c. Cash or Credit. "
Violet hat pins; pretty designs; nr
with settings: regular price 25c. VI
CASH or Credit.
Ladies' garters, all colors; jewel
buckles. ribbon bows, silk web; 1nr
put up in neat glass covered VI
boxes. Cash or Credit ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-29

within FIVE minutes three hundred coloFeo men ,he
women had gathered in the iroh' anu ,ona cries
residence AM ame' outr, lynch him. shoot him
OF OF, nF, r"sb was made for the house Policemen
P Tsr R fu and Vail fought desperately to ks 14
had about given up H Wagon flied with PocGm sra
@ E Se riot 5Sbs car freely os WsshnSS%9
S0@pf nsan to to u5 the police aSn for safeE
Shere another sh w faard nv was posted his
s s% oS all hight to the crowd pd fT9 T
II. washington, ,r Mo ~ the detective business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-29
UoLoRED MEN TRY TO LYNCH IN CHICAGO.

ENRAGED AT DETECTIVE WHO SECURED ARREST
OF AN ESCAPED CONVICT.
Chicago. Sept Z.-Colored men in Chicago last
night tried 10 lynch James Washington a detec-
tive. because he ran down and surrendered TO the
Tennessee officials Edward Curtis escaped
Wet Their anger reused TO the point OF frenzy
because Curtis since HIS escape had married and
led honest life. The crowd surrounded Wash
ington's home No ISL stste-st.. and crying
for vengeance when Washington and his wife
turned home. after spending the day in the Office
OF the Chief OF Police for protection. for he had
heard threats before.
=. AS soon as Washington seen 70 enter the
'Sspse the word passed along the line, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-29
oovrsTIc SITUATIONS WANTED

GERMAN COUPLE. with a.! business eH-
periences. wish position on genilemans
ceilnfr,, seat: or good Janitlrs place. J.
FANDEL. .Ol East 18Th -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-29

DECISION RESERVED on POINT N THE LED
ERER-RUssEII. SUIT.
George ". Lede~er. the theatrical manager has
sued Lillian Russell. 10 recover $1,000 damages for
breach Of contract In the Special Term OF the
Supreme Court in Brooklyn yesterday. counsel for
the defendant moved before Justice Garrctson To
change the place OF trial from Kings 20 New-York
County. The prima donna is sued Lillian Rus
SELL also known a Mrs. Harry or Lillian Braham,
also as Mrs John or Lillian Chatterton. also known
a Signora Perugni also known Nellie Leonard.
The plaintiff rather unkindly says the defendant
IS a veteran in the theatrical business. having per
formed actress and singer In Ncw-lork for
twenty years.
AS reason for asking for the change Of venue
counsel for the defendant stated that both parties
lived in New-York when the action was begun. and
therefore he thought the case ought 10 be tried
there.
Counsel for the plaintiff says his client lives with
his wife at No. 10 Brooklyn-avep in brooklyn. and
never lived IN NewYOrk at all Decision was re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-29
DRESS AND ACCORDION PLEAT-
HELP WANTED.

w
WANTED Gentleman quaIn"l 49,,
rerierrs and ability 20 represent OUR
49, = n financial nature. AiuIess
FINANCIAL Box l.. Tribune once.
WANTED. Agents for household specla'1y
on commission IN different paris %,
country. sample 10 cents. J. A. IRWlS' 10
Park Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-29
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
fr--ffnN

REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY TruaN. J.
Matter Of Grand Boulevard and Concourse-William p
Burr
Sfarer agt. FoWler-Henry NJ Whitehead.
Tully agt. Caldwell Charles 4. Jackson.
I'nargst ugt Sinps0n-Nollin VI Morgan.
Matter q Raminut- Thomas + Donnellv.
Trangst agt. RoGriques-Dayid Thomson.
~ Beekman. J
Matter u New York Life Insurance and Trust Com
fanN-Ieier -. Ouey.
stearns agt Grant-Hamiton Ofeli
By BOokstaver J.
Schneier aPt Nathan-Nathanie :. Smith.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
By TruGx J.
Matter Of New York Engraving and Printing Company
Pfiiip Deahemer agt. Annie II sturia-John ". Ste
John W stevens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-29
THE FAMOUS STEAMERS
Republic and Columbia
Dewey Day
and Yacht Races

Both the big Long Branch oGcar n niHnr
r ,.,' soutn Ferry aud W NIL Strc"h 90
IL 4 VI on Dewey Dny ana W mn. 20, 80.
~, n yrnnL NAVAL Parade. fnNinH n.fn a..
sioucd places in the line. lhcE IN ,,,.t',m.
1890 darI. spucc for sight seeina. >pi,'Iut
rn,ns me stcnm hcntcd. nrd equipped WIN
excellent restaurants. For INC NiE ~ - 10
icox pier 10 T.. u. 1T T. VI llc.tlr T"ur wv
for Dny Parade, 500 for NiE"' ''Sp''' W
~ 90 for both
Fon AMERICAS CVP RACES the
COLUMBIA
will IcnVe pier 10 y. r. on encn any, -
lowing the yachts over Ihr ,'.",tnr for son
sTLe boaf needs no recOmIucn IN non TOT So
uoinr work or speed. snc ~ wen h"p,
nnd nouuInr and provided with every con-
fort Uestnurant service Will ne CON con p ~.
Tickets. $500 each day, or SOU" "ii "'' -
whether three or more.
Cnpncity 2. 900. Tickets limited TO ioVo. ,o
rtri.cts for Dewey Day or Races may %.
reserved and descriptive circni"r OF S"'"'
rnces sent application 10
w T. RUSSELL. Isl BHoAD"Ai'
Phone. I'll Madison square, or Pier 10 H. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-29
CENrRAL-HUDsoN STEAMBOAT co.
Dewey Water Parade.

Choice Of thre, Steamers q this Co. The Steamers
HOMER RAMsDTII. WILLIAM + KOMER ofi D. :
MILLER will take part IN the Water Fafat' N'mher
-, ,ossepgers strictly limited 70 Co0 to KAMSDAL.
zoo NJ, tho RoNfER and 400 on the MILLER. steamer
ROMER Will depart from foot West 10Th 81. Fer 80
\ r. at II 30 a NJ Steamers RAMsuEl.L and MILLER
from foot q Franklin St Pier "a y r. al Ilo . NJ
returning ~ Pier after the Parade
Tickets for Parade 81.
On sale at comrarys once Pier loot OF West 10Th
St and Franklin ST.. y r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-29
cOrRT CALENDARS FoR MONDAY.

Agasa,e Pgo9 e coqtHf'e i>sor. e,se
ich Motion calendar called at l0:@o Il. N.
supreme cour-special Term-rart Il Before TruaS
sa1e i js 35 or 1s.o
ioss 1854 TOE nos TO- 100 100 no.. iIos, ioe
11S 1I !s 93 it . I ls i sS i a i i2s S
1870 ll8l. n$2 1888 ll34 1872; 1885, 1871 Preferred
supreme CoHrt~spe..al Tern-par, " Before Beach
Jaw and fact. Nos BOA 34Gl. 3lC4 34sl 3i3l 854i
se $4s s 3;9s ~ 9 ii4 l s 53 si4
$50 s4eo 399 ~ 53 $ 3G ~ 5 az: S44o
Si3e 8iG7 337i 34s7 S,ai 3igN 300 3'os 1920 35cs
sa7a 500 sS74 l772 8345 394 2eso POSI-. 23lS Bill
3ll2 s2l. 3l4o 400 3@is $40 2 '*! p.t,-. raps,
H.. causes to BE- from Part " f,r 1rial Cot,
sglfeme 'oar' .. SP' f1'5, Fart ~ for Nal
suprrme Cou., special Term-P Part VII Before Book
' supreme cou rra rrt s, AN, McAa9 9,
5J,o f. ,, 5Ire .,o. los. and i50oi5
Supreme cu,-ral Term Part IL Before Ftz sc
49, 3,2 sos, 80 $50 47oi. 47o2 4''s ASH 4''''
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Sap,rIe cu,trrria Tct1n~rar, y-BefoTe Teventri''
J6uss TO Dee sent ron Par, III fqr WIZ t-. Freedman
causes 70 be sent RI Part III ~ VIZ Rafore Rschon
e., Ne. ooSs4 45 4a@ a95 sii HI 45sS
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"a ga s .Sl 2s;s axe >S 80" 1914 1858 ' $780, '''
srrc cs Gouri%Tfal Par, yII-n;fore smy'h
S., reac C,u,-Triai Term TX -ief,re Lawrence
J. t'srees 10 De sent from Part VII for trial.
supreme Court Trial Term-Pa A-hetore DnRT"' d.
- Causes 10 De sent from Part VII f1r trial. .
supreme Couri-Tral Term-Part Nl-before Maci@'an'
J causes 10 be sent from Part VII for Ial. -, .,
supreme Court-Trial Term-Part Xll-iefore Matlcee
Causes be from preferred calendar for "l"'
GSn3 sGG2 $40 ,,
Surrogate's court Chambers-Before Fitzgerald. b
Cont 6rers A. 10 80 a. m wills for probate Thomas
McManus Emily Jackson Martin Me'zgeT, Felix j. i)elei
I4opof Friedman James smith. al 1890 a. m, george
r chairman Mehitahle l.. Henry, at II a. m
Slrrogate's Court-Trial Tenn Before Narnum, :
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l4G, 1885 1870 l475 146s. 1892. l4S l4st 1852 l4eo
itS7 1asS l4sq 1880 1881. 1892. 1893 1924. $50
civ Couri-Spelal Term Before Hascall J-'our
opens az Ia a. m. Motions at 1890 a m o,-,.-.s-
CIV Court-Trial Term-lart before VD~NeT J.
Nos. 1867 1853 1905 SO. 1914, goo LOGO go 219,
az S75 s22 1905 1890 1913. 9s7, 1921. 1893. 1904
loss gsS Gii as So. 27i6 81. 80. 49, - s'l.
Cit, CourtlTral Term Part l-Beflre Mccarthy, j.
~ SG2 So S2G S27 CA SCI 7d9. $50 1l6. Gle
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sol as, 2lG $50 GgS. 10 "79.
NY court Trial Term art li y. se3 set sai 7a
GG2 49, G13 so 1923 1921 100 400 1893. 1ss. sos
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city court rerm M Re-, COO C'nls i 5
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-29
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS
Washington. Sept. 2s-The following Army
Navy orders have been issued;
ARMY.

,,- Assistant Surgeon HOMER G. MOSES ~. y. rnfen-
Ac''s w. Smelling will report 70 me 81
49, ~ pcrompany that regiment 10 the "l''l
,,o.- STEPHEN MILLS inspector genera. % prop
80 ., New York CITY 70 inspect uheeS Cantain
eTty on the transport sefrwick FOR wn' s respon-
80 " NoHarg assistant quarternhs'si ,,.ao,,e-
~" H,ator Mills will also inspect the ciS""''
80 accounts - the sedRwick. -
, rAN,rs ROSS 45th Infantry. is releVtu o,i,rg fo-
Captain - ard VIII proceed 20 Fort Snelihs '
duty . 90 .o,h Infantry
,,,i report 20 the commanding ofice! o. Preside Of
"" 80 'reg,rnent now organizing nj the l'''''
san Francisco for duty. ,.. ,rui
e.oor4 Lieutenant ROGER DUNA1, 3,tn ~" '''
-en,-t - his rccimental COMMANDER TOT u''F' ~,
,,, FRANK F. HOBBS Ordnance pepar,inRenn,s cSn
hIla" - ,si,s IN October November anu - =,
.aN 500 ana ranuarv February and March ,o,,,rc
-, crsnance material IN process OF t-r,rerv
%. ,be works ~ the American 'i'iaa'l' r,-,or. sea
qq,-.lg',or. conn and tho works 81 INC -
i c,1 and Ammunition COMPANY Derby ''''
,' ,,.,,,1,,v- ROnXsON Jr assistant quarter
s,er vii proceed Portland ore iI t Lo| for
,aninr 70 the fitting MP ~ NE r.'"''''''
RECOMMENDATION - animals 20 Manh'-
contain GEORGE ". POVEY. ass's,ant, n' EIe for
','W ,st4 temporary station AZ f"r'Iah'' '''' '
duty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-29
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
MACHINERY
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
o>~~~o-~~~~-~~~-~~~
ATTRACTIVE. comfortable rooms. large
and small. irans.rnts accommodated,
electric cars pass door. 343 Madison ave,
scar 44th-st.
TsH FURNISHED ROOM few hours
daily. electrical physician, East Side
preferred FRANKLIN. Box p. Tribune
0iiice
NFATLY FURNISHED rooms. singiy or IN
suite. bot and cold water. dressing
r-oms rs West N'th s'
SQUARE AMI single rooms bath. refer
encc-. gentlemen. p West a2d -.
o WEST !eTH-sT.. within quarter of
block u Oh ave-. TWO large. pleasant
rooms and extension. with or without
board.
18TH ST. 20 WEST Handsomely fur
nlsh.l rooms. house exceptionally veil
kept oil conveniences. privileges. refer
enr.s exchanged. permanent or transient
2sp ST. 1851 WEST. IAngtry House. FIX
cepf'Dually large. beautiful rooms. pri-
vate baths. breakfast or board optional;
fransients. day rates.
18TH ST. 80 WEST Handsomely fur
nished. large back parlor ami hall rooms
BOTH SIT. - WEST Two medium sized
rooms f.r gentlemen. Ia physician s
house. references: breakfast. permanent.
GOTH ST. 1875 WEST. near Broadway o.
Large well furnished rooms. private
family. opposite Marlborough Hotel.
IS EAST 22D-ST. To rent In private fam
fly. handsome suite II rooms On second
floor; gentlemen only. references.
40 WEST e4TH ST To rent. unusually
well furnished rooms plenty ~ closets
private house. references exchanged.
60 WEST 4STH ST Large alcove rooms.
handsomely furnished with private bath.
FOR gentlemen only.
a26 WEST 18th ST.-Dewry celebration
very large rooms. suitable for parties
also smaller ones, prices moderate. near
parades
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-29

LOST handbook ~ 3l0.67i on Dry
Dock Savings Bank. Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon 10
present the same % the bank within thirty
days. 0r he said book will b. declared
cancelled and rxtingiished. and new one
issued In lieu thereof
HANkBOOK 40 3I4 $50 ~ The Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing Any
person having claim {, 10 a. hereby
called upon 20 present the same within ten
days. or submit 90 having said passbOok
cancelled. and q new one issued.
LOST or STOLEN BanAh.ok ~ 4Ol 7pl
II the German savings Bank In the city
q New York. corner an ave. and l4th
So. issued 10 VI. Nagier All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same.
n not returned o. the bank IN the 10th
day 4 october. 1909. duplicate Will be
Issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-29

,..,.,, Commander " u ALLEN Is orierea - 0 os'v
IN ne bureau u Equipment. Navy department"
,o, Holm GIBSON IS ordered to duty At he N Ns~
York Navy Yard. IN Equipment I''p'''
,,.,rs, Commander WARD detached fr'T me
Panther and ordered - duty ID ,e 1s,ari Navy
f,ilee ONT q the pixie at the League
r,q.a, nIsM NIX es %SRRF y ~ s VIZ
,ecsea from The Panther when placed out or ''"''
s,on and ordered 20 the Richmond. -, Yen
,,...-o,, y NITAN Is ordered - DUTY ~ te O.
u y,rk Nav Yard IN Equipment Department ''''
ner ~. p WILSON Is ordered 20 duty assistant
,repcc,or q equipment Mt the Cramp sh'p'"f' ''"
aelpnla' Uo'.ue F y W. vDEDER Is ordered
70 duty IN The Bureau q Equipment Navy Depart
Rea- Admir-" Him y t i fe Hayai Saninns Board NsyE
Yard Washington ard %ssieN,nS u rc,9led He Will
continue present duty
pea. Admiral y H. FARQrHAR Is ASSIGNED 70 ne con,
' nnnd ~ he North Atlantic station on "c''oer ~ "
stead Of October IL
rdeutenan, J. f. PALMER ordered - examna a o I
i,rnary 70 retirement then 20 proceed nome anu a""'
orders.
The following changes on the Asiatic Station
have been made.
Ensign H LILY Is detached from the 0'''' a"'
Navol Cadet T. 4 WRICHERT Is detached from '''
''''5 Glacier ana ordered TO the Helena
Naval Cadet JOHN " GREENALAA,DE, Is detached ''0
the Glacier and ordered to the Monterey
Lieutenant C. H. HUGHES IS detached from the Con
cord and ordered home.
Lieutenant (Junio- GRADE j. H RowEN is ordered 70
Helena
Assistant surgeon b. l. WRIGHT ordered 10 additional
duty the Monterey.
Lieutenant r. l.. BEACH IS detached from the heieha
and ordered home.
Comn,aa,er j. W CARLIN Is detached from the Glacier
and ordered to the Culgoa
Lieutenant Commander +. T. BRIGGS IS deached from ue
Culg,a and orl.@ei TO the Glacier
Ensign c. g. RICE is detached from The Chicago ana
ordered 10 duty 0 the Montgomery Tor passage 70
Montevideo thence The Wilmington.
Lieutenant T. PATTON is detached from the Chicag
and ordered the Mongo merry. September
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-29

g g4r.Hs oH "GEORGEhNNh R R%S RA 1AF1S &f
This fast and commoiious steamer capacity 5000 VIII
take limited number passengers. ELEGANT hurricane
observation deck aforlng uninterrupted view u the
parade can hold s'o passengers. second deck 90 and
main 300 thus assuring n" orewdnS STATE Rooms,
elegant Restaurant service 10 board
FULL ORC HESTHA.
tickets for Dewey Day. including freworks 81
Tickets for Races - per day - for nrst lays.
steamer leaves Dewey Day, Pier north River foot Of
Rector ST.. ar u ore. *
For Race Days. Pier s. y. T.. foot - Rector So. az
0.3p and go Batter, landing AZ 10 o clock
Tlozris sale with aocknaster Pier y r. Thomas
cook d. son POI Broadway corner Warren 90. DO
Bloadway corner auih.- Iifth Avenue Hotel waldorf
Gnsey Houee. Aston House McHridcs II J. way and al
rNsou's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-10
william Smith Named for Alderman from
Richmond.

The Republican Aldermanic Convention OF
Richmond borough was held tonight at
Tompkinsville. William Smith. a hotelkeeper.
Alderman There was no opposition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-10
BREAKFAST ON DRINK.
Coffee Makes Many Dyspeptica.

Coffee and had quite n tussle. Two years
ago was advised by the doctor to quit the use
OF coffee. for had chronic case OF dyspepsia
and serious nervous troubles. which did not
yield to treatment. l was so addicted to coffee
that II seemed an impossibillty to quit. bnt
when was put on Postum Cereal Food Coffee.
there was no trouble In making the change.
and to-day am we'll woman.
"One OF the lady teachers In our public
schools was sick and nervous. Frequently the
only thing she took for breakfast was a cup OF
coffee; urged her to try leaving OF tho coffee
and use Postum instead. Went 30 far as to
send her n sample from my box and give her
directions She now uses nothing but Postum
Food Coffee and told me a short time ago that
she was perfectly we'll
1t is easy to mako good Postum once per-
son becomes accustomed to 1t. put four
hoapinG teaspoons 10 the pint OF water and put
the Postum In thin muslin bags. drop the bag
into the water and after it comes up TO boil.
see that from that time on it boils fifteen or
twenty minutes. then use good cream and you
have a drink that would be relished by the
Queen" Mrs. Lizzie Whitaker. Kidder, No.
Postum 10 sold by all nrst-olass groesrs at Is
and % cents per paskaEs,-Adg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-10
Established 1923.
WILSON
WHlSKEY.
That's All!
DIsrII.lING CO..
COUNCILMAN BRICE MOVES.
NO LONGER A TENANT OF TIE MOD
EST COTTAGE IN 2<TH STREET.

NeiEhbOrs Complain to tho Police of tho
Noise at Night-Friends There to Punch
the Bag and Hit the Bottle-Butler and
Cook Now Threatening to Sue for Wages.
snugly secluded from the Rarish light Of
publicity. there stande in the rear OF the board
ing house at 80 Wott Twenty fourth street. a
two-story cottage. until recently the temporary
residence Of Councilman Stewart n. Brce. 1t
is not the residence OF Councilman Brice any
longer. That member OF the city govern
mont has moved out Of the neghborhood.
Mr.. Max Bother. butler and valet OF the
back yard establishment. and Miss Lise
Hendess. tho cook were employed by Mr..
Charles B. Dillingham;. manager OF the
Criterion Theatre. who leases the little cottage.
and no. while abroad last summer. sublet 1t
to Mr.. Brice The servants went with It, IN
der Mr.. DillinRhams regime the cottage had
been place Of merrymaking. but not OF such
. nature as to Danish slumber from the
vicinity. It was different with Mr.. Briee.
Every night. II the rumor OF the neigh
borhood be true. his friends would come
In and punch the bag. after which they
you'd hit the bottle. and sometimss the
Moving bowl, which possessed the sportin
quality OF always having little punch in re-
serye.
drum themes might md material for rapture
In the thud 81 large. we'll nlled lpigskin
R1nd ~ Iood d TsR n . RsSS'sss s sss
Their dreams were full OF bumps and thumps.
Brice 70 The effect that he had too many men
friends visit him at unreasonable hours I'm
hep w.rs
by lady visitors-Iady. visitors who came in
cabs about the time that the theatres close.
the wireless telegraphy brand.
Among the dissatisfied was Pr Mary Whit
street and has the pcac.: loving disposition
all the war they need at the meetings Of the or
ganization. Once or twice sho demonstrated.
night Dr.. White IN ore. who was about to retire.
dow. and observed an .eiips. Of tho moon which
hung Low in the SKY. The eclipse was
R. ns ds.
man foot. distinetively ismiRins in contour: 1t
Ing with a Psrtinacity which would have been
purpose. to kick the uminary out Of the
heavenly ornament. She caught sight OF Mrs.
ingly:
"oh. won't you como an play wiz msl"
Mrs. Whittemore wouldn't. She left tho
window In perturbation Or ,n Of spirit She could
tho unbrided aspirations 0! their. pedal eI-
tremities to carry them SO far. She made a
to the police OF the West Thirtieth street sta
ton. who referred her to the Board OF Health
Some Of the neighbors. meantime, com planned
to Samuel Gary. the agent for tho property,
who nsked Mr. Brice to leave. Mr.. Dillingham;
sStef B sss snd NJ.
French cook. say that Mr.. ,Brice owes
them money for wages. and also for ad.
yaAcss which they made upon Rrocers and
butchers bills. and they declare that they will
bring suit against him for about $125 apiece.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-10
THE EOLIAN COMPANY
10 WEST TwENTY-THIRD ST.
OBITUARY.

The Rev DIR. Peter J. Prendergast. pastor Of
the Epiphany Roman Catholic Church. died
yesterday OF consumption at the reotory 500
IE} East Iwsnty;ifrst, street: Re wa. SO year.
at Maynooth Seminary and came to this coun-
try as assistant to DR.. Burtsell OF Epiphany
and q n a
sion. and In 1890 was installed in DR.. Burtsell's
Il; sSs.S soRPS F0BdoH s
te. and when h &c came to the eLty he was made
nFss h:GGs Rev ES
Prendersast Of Brooilyn. i''''A'' anu Df' T. A.
M 1'' ho esS On n sss 4s
% c H.s asSd eSr::
@ SsS York .Ss Sss q Eng al. :h . x.
distinguished herself fer bravery on the nrIne
Pi and "a: ssS!M ss sa S:s Hss
rison's Landing. she served President Lincoln
With With drink from one Of the srmy tin cup..
s for III :oMd E %sSs g,
ter S in the Hospital. N '''' A''' Wv DIE
Warden Charles AHll of the Folsom State
service IN charge q the prison. Gs was
gist. and many wardens OF Eastern prisons
visited Folsom to stuty his methods. He
subdued the. worst convicts. and no prisoners
ever escaped alive from Folsom. Aull was Q
native OF Missouri and was 80 years old.
Jacob Ramp. one o. the Oldest and best known
resident OF Jersey City. died on Saturday night
was born "a years ago In what Is now known
as the West Bergen section Of the city. He was
large real estate owner and q oted for his lib.
erality to his tenants. Death resulted from old
| age.
Thomas L. ,Kimball. for many years vice.
president OF the Union Pacific Railroad. died OF
heart disease In Omaha last night. He left the
| Union Pacific when Charles Francis Adams
| came in. and since then had not been In the
| railroad business.
Louis Irwin Smith OF the banking firm of
Charles Smith Il Sons OF PHILADELPHIA died
| Yesterday at his homo in that city. Mr.. Smith
was in his forty year. Death was due 70
| typhoid fever.
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