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MARRIED WHILE ON A PICNIC:
Anna Farrell Says Charles Book Forced
Her to 1t with n Pistol.

her TO IL with PistOI.
WATERBURY. Conn. Aug. 30.-Miss Anna
Farrell. II years old. is employed by the Amer
can Pin Company. For nearly three years. It
is said. she and Charles Book have been
lovers. but Annals mother opposed the match
and favored the suit OF Cliff Beebe
whose home is In Oakville. Among those who
Intended the excursion Of the employees OF the
New England Watch Company to Glen Island
last Saturday. were Anna and Book. They
met by chance il Anna is truthful. and by ap-
pointmsnt. II Book Is to be believed. Anna
came homo Books wife. and she says she was
forced to the marriage by Book. who said he
would kill her and himself II the cerem ony was
not performed then and there.
She says he showed her revolver. The GER
smony was by the Rev. W. B. Hooper at the
Church OF the Transformation. Mrs. Frank
hardesty. tho girls mother. has employed
counsel to have the marriage annulled.
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Goerck at, e 4, 100 d ,lancey at, o511oO. Pincus
Lowenfeld, ct al. VS. Mar A. Humphrey. specific
performance; atty. Z. Arnsten
I4sth st. n 9. 2Gl X Boulevard. Ie.sxqa.ll; Dora
A. Liese VS. Max Kaufman attachment Attys. Sted-
man L.
3sth at. 434 W; Robt Fl. Foots Mary Lulves ct
al. partition atty, J. NJ. Harrington.
Valentine ay, n cor. FordhHm road. 2T3. Iirreg:
Valentine av. lilo 1920 at. loOX94.l1lo4.:.1
t2.lo: Fordhsm Road IL $. i'll W Valentine av.
2b.11x12b.3; Concourse, e g. 1T5 1921 at, COX loo
Alexander Than vs. Harry Briggs ct al, to impress
trust, &c; atty, A. 1hain.
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OCT WITH THE SUGAR TEUsT
1he hcCahan Refinery of Philadelphia
cuts Price1.

cuts PriceS.
fHiLADELrH1A. Aug. 3O.-The McCahan
sugar Company Of this city has Joined the
ranks OF the independent refineriss and made
price OF one-sixteenth OF a cent less than the
price set blythe Trust Tho trouble is the out
come OF the Efforts OF the Trust 20 control the
whoesaie grocers' trade by guaranteeing that
,"7'r customers should have the benefit n the
lowest price reached during the life OF contracts
or future delivery. On this basis about 80 per
sent on the business OF the wholesale grocers
NJ I" oct 10. was obtained and by an extern
ION, more was secured up TO Jan. l, 1900. The
|"'loers made cut week ago that made
.'- trust dron sixty cents a barrel. involv-
ing a loss Of about 100000
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At the New York Real Estate salesroom yes
terday. Peter F. Meyer Il Co. sold. in foreclos-
ure the four-story brick fiat and store. on lot
3OxlO0, No. 2. 154 Amsterdam avenue, to John
A. Mccarthy for S23,5OO.
William Kennedy sold: in foreclosure. the
hvp-story stone front fiat. on lot 25xlO0, No.
1873 Madison avenue to the plaintiff. Lille
b. Lienthal for S2O.300.
Bryan J.. Kennedy sold. In foreclosure. the
siX-Story brick fiat. on lot 50NlOO.5. Nos 1873
and $40 West Fifty-sixth street. to Joseph W.
Welsh for S7S8A2
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REAL ESTATE NEWS.

The unusual activity which marked Tues
days real estate business was carried over
into yesterdays dealings. and the result was a
fair mum Der Of sales at private contract. Sew
eral Of these wore OF considerable Importance.
In the auction room the day was less dull than
usual owing to the presence OF outsiders in the
bidding. OF tho fine parcels scheduled Tor
sale. two were withdrawn and two were Sc
cured by outsiders. The most important offer
ing was the six story fiat. 50x100.5. which was
sold under foreclosure proceedings to an out
slider. Joseph W. Welsh. for S7S.992.
An interesting sale was reported by Nc
yickar 4 Co. They sold the com blna-
ton studio and residence. 467 Central Park
West. which was built and occupied until his
death BY DIN l.. Warner. the well-known
sculptor. Mr.. Warner also owned the two lots
adjoining on the south. which were afterward
given in part payment for the two apartment
houses on the northwest corner of Central
Park West and 10th street. now part OF
the Loyola block. The studio Is OF peculiar
architectural design and presents strange
appearance as it now stands. hedged In be-
tween large modern apartment houses.
Foley & Sniffen reports that John c. Thrall.
the buyer OF the northeast corner OF Washing
ton and Eleventh street. the sale OF which is
reported below, will erect an eleven story
freproof bonded warehouse covering the en-
tire SLOT which is 125x75.
Justice Maclean has appointed Daniel W.
Patterson receiver OF rents OF the seven-story
building No. 90 Grand street. in suit brought
by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
against Henry NJ. Tostevin and others to fore
close u mortgage OF $4,000.
Two mortgages aRgregating SS50.000 have
been placed on Nos. $50 and $50 Broadway by
Leopold Kaufman. $45O.0O0 is given to the
Mutual Life Insurance Company for five years
at per cent. and 100000 to James We'll and
Bernhard Mayer for one month at per cent.
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Glettions and Mretings.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad Co.

MNSEAPoLIs. Minnesota, Aug. 10, 1899.
Notice ia hereby given that, pursuant to the By
Laws of the Company, the annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Minneapolis st. Louis Railroad
Company of Minnesota and Iowa will be held at the
othce of the Company, in the City of Minneapolis,
Minnesota, on Tuesday, October 3, 1929, at twelve
o'clock noon for the purpose of electing Directors
and the transaction of such other business as may
legally come before the meeting.
The books of the Company for the issuance and
transfer of the stock will be closed from the evening
of September 2. 1899. 10 October !, 1899.
JOSEPH GASkELL, EDWIN HAwLEY,
Secretary. President.
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Foley h Sniffen have sold for the Peyton es.
tate the northeast corner OF Washington and
Eleventh streets. 125x75. to John E. Thrall.
MeVickar 4 Company have sold for Patrick
McMorrow the com bination studio and resi-
dence. No. 467 Central Park. West
A Catholic congregation has bought plot Of
eight lots. 200x10O. on the south-we corner
az Morris avenue and 163d street A church
will be erected on the site
Oscar T. Mackey has sold the four STORY
brown-sto dwelling. on lot 1Sx1008. No. &
West Ninetieth street.
'Chrales f. Johnson has sold the three story
brown-stone dwelling. on lot 19.9x10O. No. 81
East 10th street.
Jacob Sommer has bought the old buildings.
5OxSO. on the northwest corner OF Delaney
and Column bia streets. and Nos. 1917 and 1919
The six story brick tenement. on lot 251117.
No "a Baxter street. is reported sold
Edward Regenhard has sold to William II.
Daley four unfinished fats. on plot 10Sx1l2.6.
on the south side OF 163d street. 800 feet east
OF Amsterdam avenue.
r. J. Blake has sold the two Ave story fats
on plot 40, IKE. Nos, 604 and 800 Lenox ave-
nue., for about $4,000.
The fve-story fiat, No. 24S West 1880 street,
has been sold.
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Situations 1t'antsd-aHalss.

A BRIGHT BOY. willing aud ohliging. would like
n position IN Ohre; has had some experience;
good reference. Address G. II. HAN. I55 West
1924 81.
CAPABLE MAN. 70, with long experience in news
Y paper and Advertising bUsIneSs, wants ufice or
outside position. Except oaal references.
CAPhDI T.. Box iHt sun Office.
CHIPPING CLGKk.-YuuaG man, - four years
- experience III whole trade. references,
ADNEkTlStk, 20 9Th Ay.
NOuSG MAN. TWeLtytwo, wants posItIolI; sI-
prrlenced ~ Office work ". Il, DOt ~. 1oo
last Esd street
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Plan. Filed for New Buildings.

s2nd ~, n 3 100 Amsterdam ave: ono
story church. II. G. Church OF Holy
Trinity. owner; ]. II. McGuir~. architect;
DcMiit ave. 5 c cor nArl IN II. IL two story
warehouse; Josephine A. KAhrs, W. L.
Sticl!es, nrchtect; cost; 1900
Southern Boulevard " 80 II lGIth al; one
story stable; Catherine BlRa,ser, owner;
N. Tolberg architect; Gost............ 90. 200
Az c. SIS 55 10th st, tnionport, one story
stable: John Dillon, owner; Moore
Landsicdel. architects; cost. ...... ........ 600
Moore st 3O.3"; improvement TO warehouse:
Lang X Co. owners, W. H. Tnthill. archi-
tect; cost. q. 1900
44th ct l5T e: Improvement to shop: Ida o.
Maltcr owner; A. f. Parftt. architect;
Bnwcry InT: Improvement to nlnces; sam.
mel KCmpner, owner; sass Smallheiser,
architects cost 1000
Boulevard and 18th st. II W cor; improve
mcnt to HAT: y. F. Rpmaine owner; A.
Naumus, architect; cost ,,,...;;,..,.., $500
45th st. As "; improvement to dwelling; A.
q. hyde, owReri Ludlow Valentine.
architects; cost ........,.........,' 1900
ment to ONCE building: John W. Macknv,
owner: Harding 4 GooCh, archtects cost 300
43d st ~ " and SAN 81 - W: imprC vpment
to bachelor pTimrrts; +. X. Billings
estate owner: &. T.. Reid. architect; q Ist no
Sd ave qS2.HS+; improvement T. dwelling;
Srhacfcr Brew Co. owner; ii. Davidson,
architect; cost. ...,...,........, 900
4th az W. 8 10 sd 1t, improvement TO
tore; Morrill, estate, owner: II. Glenn.
Ma san st UO.G?; Improvement to rCcs;
Mrs. Arthur Timson. owner; II. Dixon.
architect cost ,,,,,...,.,r. .,...,,...... 700
broadway 2S!- 2H7; improvement TO Offices:
Orphan Asylum Society, owner: O. H.
Street IN, aren't .Ct; cost. ,........... .... 600
3Sth At. AL v; improvement to tenement;
Martin Goerl. owner; A. II. Blgnkenst in.
architect: cost '''''''''''' '''''......... 400
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New Minister to Greece sni,..

w" HIhlbter IN Greece SnII8.
arthur Sherburne Hardy the recently APP
Po'h'ea United States Minister to Greece
'''' yesterday on tho Red Star steamship
n slsId.
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BY PETER F. MEYER 4 CO.

West 2Sth n. No. 3l2. g. 175 W 9Th av. 25x
0S9 4-story dwelling; foreclosure sale .ouisa
VI. Wood vs. Eliz. G.. Jones. extx, &c. ct al; Mer-
rift +. Haviland atty Warren ". Foster. RET
duo on Judgt. SIS. lIoS5: costs. &c. $4Ol.2l :
tnNeS kc. SD.
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Recorded Mortgages.

Corney. Mary + n and Robert B, to Grace
Glaze; asth st. 3, 10 of 9Th av yrs ST. .ooc
guarantee Co; Bank st. =. 100 . OF
Karsten. Peter and Rebecca. TO Equitable
b LII, Assurance society; lodth st. sw cor
Kaufman. Leopold to Mutual Life Ins Co;
5so to 6s2 Broadway. 51xio9.s to Crosby
Same to Jonas We'll and Bernhard Mayer;
Lsay ABraBs 10 mSnth Croker 18th ,y or 100000
AolnSdon so, ses. HI.d n cot Bleeckerst,
same to same, sth sy or Abingdon 50, ses,
t2.7 Bleecker st. yr,.........,....... 10000
same to same Sth av, Sos, 1867. sw 18th
Taylor. Adelia NJ: and wooster, b. to Elz O'00'
Peggy 1i6 to 100 West l2s.h 1T. yrs. 1858
Bnltmann Paul. to George Lippmnnn,
buchanan pl. N s. 100 # of Grand av,
Grimm. Franz j and Josephine. 10 Maria
Jo mai1 Win iTh It Tnto1 az yrs 1000
n s. 200 Broadway; 251iS91O. to
Mccain !! Margaret sa f. to VIM steinlsmp, z0O'
Dyett, Margaret P, and Martha 4 Boschen
10 greenwich Savings Bank, 35l W 42d
Dyeit, Margaret P, or Marguerite p. to
Riverside Drive ~ 80 ~ $4,000
Harvey. William, to Star Cooperative b L
!. Assn Bathgate ave. W cor 1Slst at,
Brss. Eli II to Dollar Savings Bank i55th "''o
Maneies Henry c. Jr. to VIM Moore etai "'0'
eSrs &c; 126th st. SIS, 2o5 18th ave, wild
Glass, Joseph to simon Danziig ano, VA
tfsrs ave yrs 1855
Larelle. Cath to Simund Cohn, Clinton ave,
VS.. 4s2s ea,rson pl. 8yrs................. 5000
s Ra9si 70 victor SierhardS same prop yr 500
gage Ins Co. ~ sheriff ST. yr,........... 10000
Berge' Chas L to Fredk l. Haug lo4o 2dav.
cqrhart Irene to John Bodine, s2I Lex: O
inRton ave yrs. 1000
Glfrch, Valentine aud Angelica to Albert
Rotherma'. 1+sth st, cor Bergenaye
Hicks Margaret ct al to Daniel f Ford.
Webster ave. $. part of lot l4o. map
Bowery, demand e.s5e
Co, Hsd st n :. a Madison ave, yrs. 10000
Levy. Barnett to Emile Murray, q Mon
Mulhoiiand Ellen to Maria thompson, 1oi ~
st IS 77U i Boston Road i yr'...,..'..... 1000
Rosenthal. Moses to saul Lipski. all title to
estates Of Harris and Hannah Rosenthal.
schminke Chas to Edward Miltenbereer,
~ ST. IS l48. q Z 2 av. leaschold yrs. $4,000
Williams. Benjamin A to The dermania Life
lns Co. ~ at. 81 $40 Madison av,
Az. yrs..,,,........ 10000
az. syrs: $4,000
ave. $4,000
Assignments of Mortgages.
American Surety Co to Herbert Parsons las
signs morris SEC. 1888
Hendricks. Joshua. or. &c. to Harmon W
hehdricks 5o3i
Same to same b,O52
Dyckman. Fannie b. ct al, ex' ors. &c. to
Katharine Armeny .......'., ..,.o,.,...... 1000
OLSON, Andrew, to Charlotte Hastorf.".... 1900
Rosenthal. Chas NJ, to Tile Guaranteed
Renwick. VIM c. ct al. trustees. to Francis
Lorlng zo'l 70
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Business Chances.

~
GOO n0(l-CAFE; No finer in New York city
SpoO,OVo and located Broadway; now
doing splendid business; including, II years lease
low rent; reasons Of selling proprietor going in
wholesale business; investigate this elegant ga loon
McDOSALn n WlGGINS, $40 Nassau.
cox 000-HoTEL; located New York city;
SyAO,OoO close to l+th ST.; established 10
years; elegantly equipped 30 rooms; proprietor
Will give right party 10 years lease rent moderate
Reasons selling, retiring from business. Apply
MCDONALD a WIGGINS, 40 Nassau.
$4,000 cArTAL wH Is amply
ufactu!ing business now in operation and located in
Newark, n. elegantly equipped plant and Waited
at sl3,OGo. For mil particulars apply
M'DONALD WlGGlNS, 40 Nassau.
GO ONO FANCY GOODS and notion store
elA,OoO located udrlem old established;
reason OF selling. retiring from business. Imvest-
gate. Apply ut
CO l00CAPIrAL WASTED.-IIalfi interest no an
tDo,OOo MA, turing high grade emit goods: mn
est OF trade; business now III operation. Apply
NcDlNALD WIGGISs. l4o Nassau.
GSnl SALOOS-Fine corner; located on LIST av
tpcON receipts, $50 daily; good reasons of sell
lag full particulars Apply
MCDONALD X WIGGINS. 40 Nassau.
w ANTE 81 Properties threatened with force osure
w Will my quickly. Greater New York or Now
Jersey. No brokers: owners only. Address,
EDWARDS box 1DI Sun office,
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Auction SaIea To-day.

BY HERBERT A. SHERMAN.
West End av. Nos 4l2 and Ala. SO cor S0th
at, 60x125; three eight-story brick flats: fore
closure sale: the Metropolitan Engagement
Apartment House Company ct al: Clarence L.
Westcott atty; ThOs. Allison. ref: due on
judgts $50. 1896 and int: costs and allow.
$655y80 and int: taxes. assts. &c. S235O and
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NOTICE.

The GLOBE NATION NJ BASK. locatel at Provi.
dencc the state OF Hhode island il asing up it,
AFFAIRS. All note holders and others, rrvdI.or, OF
said Association. ara therefore hereby notIned to
present the notes and other claims against tue ASso
ciaIioL for payment MICHAELF. DO LEY a.. iisr
PRpNIUHNCF Rhode Island IA. :. ..
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$flert Rpard.
West Side.

West Side.
18th ST,236 WEST.-Desira BILE acc nun I'd ations;
~ fall and winter rooms; suite or single; upper
dining ROOM convenient neiRhborhood; cars.
0STH ST.. 90 wEsT-Handsome rooms en- suite or
cc sinRly. with without private baths; table
unexcelled; references.
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Public Hutires.
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GOOD FAMILY COOK.-wages s25; understands
VI meats soups, desserts, cake. &c; best refer
ences. d. H., box $50, Sun uptown office, l2eS
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.

MAILS FOR s9 WITH hHR eE R4a AMERICA
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Situations at'antfd-females.

COOK.-UEderstands har business throughly.
y WAGES $40. NJ NJ. tox 5s5 Sun uptown ONCE.
1895 Broadway.
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I MISUNDERSTANDING to do cha mherwork; wages,
IL $50; best references, J, H., box $40, Sun up
town office, l2G5 Broadway.
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Il ITCnENMAID.-would like with frstclass cook
N or chef: wages SlS: best references. NJ. o. D.,
box $40 Sun uptown office, 1905 Broadway.
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NJ. FRANCIS COLLEGE, BROOKLYN, Y. Y.

Boarders and day scholars. Conducted by
Franciscan Brothers. with power TO confer Degrees.
Studies-Classical, Scientific, and Commercial.
Grammar and Academic departments.
Terms reasonable. Rcnpcns September IL. Send
for catalogue and particulars to
BROTHER JEROME. O. 8. F.
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INFANTS NURsE.-Good references thoroughly
competent. 7. F.. box 5s2, Sun uptown on. 0.
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L'IRST. CLASS LAUSDREss; understands shirts
i collars cuffs. chldrens clothes, &C.. good ref.
erences A. X, box 5h5 Sun uptown office. 1885
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EIRST CLASS LAUSDRESs.-Long experiences;
Il good ,ferenCes. n. NJ, box 5S4 Sun uptown
office, l265 Broadway.
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4 'HAMBERMAID.--Good seamstress: wages $40;
" excellent references. l.. g., box 5sB, Sun uptown
ONCE, l66 Broadway.
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INFANTS NURSE: thoroughly competent; best
i references. c. W.. box J67 Sun uptown once.
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NURSE AND SEAMSTRESs.- Competent for grow a
~ orsmall children; best references. X. L., Sun
uptown Office. l2d5 broadway.
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NEAT YOCSG GIRL az cham erna,d and watrsssJ
~ wages SlG: good references NJ. L. box 666
sun uptown office. 1855 galway,
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Cpllcacs mud Sfhusls.
The Veltin School for Girls.

college Preparation.
Number Of pupils limited to twelve in each class.
FlREPROOF SCHOOL BUILDING.
spacious studio now in course of construction.
will increase present facilities.
100 and 1872 West I4th st,
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CERLACH ACADEMY.

BRiELLE, MOSMOUTH CO., y. d.,
Prepares for Universities or business; military train
ing; mechanical and architectural drawing; indi-
vidual attention. Principal can be from - to
p. NJ. every Thursday. at Bohne Bros, Barclay
ST., New York
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REGENTS EXAMINATIONS

Oldest. largest. best.equipped school preparing
students for regents examinations. For every
ONE student prepared elsewhere this school has
successfully prepared FIVE. summer term now
open. FAN term opens Oct. ID.
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fur Sale.

nESKS. secondhand partitions ratings counters,
~ tables; offices fitted; nItures bought.
PAUR. ~ Centre street. near Worth.