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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
Brambloton's New Drug store.

Brambleton can boast now of one of
the handsomest and most unique drug
stores in the city. 1t is the new and
elegant establishment of Mr.. II. l..
Walker, corner OF Clay and Claiborne
avenues.
Several months ago Mr. Walker
found 1t necessary, in order TO accom-
modnte his large and RAPIDLY increas-
ing trade. to secure more capacious
quarters. and soon acquired the site al
ready mentioned, upon which he has
had erected building with all modern
appliances and improvements for con-
Quoting the drug business on the most
extensive scale. Ii is Il gem In beau
ty, and is equal in It's appointments to
any similar establishment in Norfolk.
1t has a spacious double plate glass
front, and the interior is finished in the
most artistic style, with frescoed cell
ing and walls. The cabinets arc man
ufactured of quartered oak, and extend
along the entire sides and rear OF the
store, and the elegant counters are set
OIL With showcases made of the same
material, with front and sides OF plate
glass, while the floor is covered with
handsome lineolcum.-Qfa He. .fftsAf.t
you enter the store. is one OF Tufts
latest and most approved soda-fou
tains that is Il marvel of beauty, anu
was purchased and put up ut Il heavy
cost The prescription department is
In he rear. and Is concealed from view
by n partition. Here as many as four
pharmacists can be engaged Mt the
same time in preparing prescriptions.
The store is stocked with complete
line of the purest medicines and fun
line OF perfumery. put UP in the most
attractive style.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
A Fire on Smith Street.

The kitchen of Mollie Hcswoods res
ilence, No. u Smith street, caught fire
yesterday morning shortly before .
o. clock The blaze was extinguished af-
ter it had caused damage to the ex-
tent OF about Si00. 1t is thought that the
fra is cf incendiary origin, and an I'm
vestigation is being made. This is the
third time that the Hollywood woman's
house has caught fire within a brief
period.
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WATT. RETTEw & CLAY
----->->-~>~
Books in Sets. !

The scheapneSS of these we'll
printed and bound sets is#so
incredible that it may mislead
you.
Note that these prices are
FOR THE WHOLE SET, not
for each book.
Clear print, good paper, at
tractively bound and boxed.
Hawtllorne's works. volumes
Publishers price, $3.50 Our
price, 75c. a set.
Cooper's Sea Tales volumes
Publishers price, s2.5o--our
price, 75c. SET.
kipling's works. vols.-.75c. a
set.
The French Revolution Carlyle
vols. --75c. SET.
The Wandering Jew-Sue-2 vols.
75c. set.
The Count OF Monte Cristo-Du-
nlas--2 vols.-7c. set.
A History of Our Times -McCar-
thy vols. -75c. 4 set.
Napoleon and His Marshals Head
ley vols.-75c. 4 sci.
Washington and His Generals
Fleadley-2 vols. 75c. a set.
Conquest of Peru-Prescott--2
vols.-75c. a set.
Lincoln: His Life and His Times
Raymond vols,--75c. 4 set.
Longfellow--5 vols.-Publisher's
price, S2.5o--our price, 500. a set.
Marie Corelli's works--5 vols
soc. a set.
Ruskin's works. vols. 800. a
Macauley's History of England S
vols'-Soc. a set.
G. a. Henty's works. vols.-
SOC. set.
Conan Doyle's works. vols.-
SO. a set.
Victor Huso's works. vols
800. a set.
Cooper's Leather Stocking Tales
5 vols. 500. 4 set.
Shakespeare's works--i2 vols.-
Handy Pocket Edition. s. 4 set
Dumas Darlington Romances,
vols, 50 a set.
Decline and Fall of the Roman
Empire, Gibbons, 6 VOLS. So a
set. Publishers price, S..
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
A "Proph 81" Arrested.

William Gilmore. colorcd, who like
Prophet Booker, claims TO be prophet,
sent by the angels to tell the people
Ito be good. ETC. was arrested yester-
day morning. ard he will tell tile Jus.
tice in the Pssss-,- E,ourt this morning
all about his MISSION.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
OTHER LOCAL ON PAGE 6
- Gren, R,cssing." -nys Mr. j. =
Cook.

"a ErHHt KIcsFfnG, SNyN Mt. J. :,
Cook.
Mr.. John s. Cook, of Atlanta. Ga. a
great sufferer from dyspepsia and indl-
II have been suffering with dyspepsia
for ten years. l began taking Tyner' $
pounds in thirty days. 1t Is a great bles-
sing. | can eat supper. 20 TO bed ana
sleep like Il babc--somcth.nE | could not
do before. JOHN S. COOK"
Price so cents a bottle. at all druggists:
or sent for price, express paid. by Tyner
Dyspepsia Remedy Co., IS Mitchell street.
Atlanta. Ga.
Send Five Cents in Stamps, to pay post
age. for sample, FREE.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05

Better do It than WITH 1t done" Better
cure catarrh by taking Hoods Snrsapa-
rilla than complain because you suffer
from it,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
WEATHER REPORT
washington. D. g, Dec. 1, 1899.

20. ''l"uSsHtHs loIl, y. e, DEC. s. 1883. Z
Forecast for Tuesday and Wednes-
FOR Vlrglnla-Fair; continued cold
tuesday,; Wednesday fair. with warmer
IN northern and western, portions; fresh
10 brisk westerly winds, becoming
southerly Wednesday, @
For North CarolIna-Fair Tuesday
ahd Wednesday; fresh winds, mostly
northerly.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
ORDER or CEREMONIES.


departed.
ORDER OF CEREMONIES.
Below is the program. which was
ceDtihos noted.
-"Contemplation" (from
Holy City'D ................A. Gaul
Tenor Solo and Chorus-"No Shad-
DDS Yonder" (from Holy City")
....'........-...... IA. Gaul
Prayer: Rev. Edward Mack, d. D., q
First Presbyterian Church
Baritone Solo-"The EIlks Prayer
....... Music by Bro. A. f. Koerner
Words by Bro. Jas. T. Duncan.)
Mr.. Albert Howard Garrett.
Cold are the dcws and chill the dread
full night,
Cold is the heart within our brothers
breast,
Sightlcss the eye, all quenched it's
CHEEKY light;
His wearled soul hath sought eternal
What reck's he now of all the feyered
What unto him it's bitterness and
heat
Earth's cares are gone and his tired
soul at last
Wakes to be judged before the
Mercy Seat.
Oh God! Oh Man! who trod the fiinty
Thou knowest all that his poor feet
endured
Oh Thou who raised the Pharlsecs to
wrath,
Who judged the woman and the leper
cured;
Who shattered all the rubvic and the
form
hat
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
SIS

Our SIS coats are S. under value
They are worth $40. Made of supe-
rior English kersey in gray and black
double breasted trimmed with clear
pearl and horn buttons; overlap;,
ped seams and fancy stitched edges;
lined throughout with finest taffetas
and Satins.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
TIE COURTS
The December Term Of the Cor
poration Court Began Yesterday.
Grand Jury no ronvrn.dro. IN,
ono sIundrcd and rwsn,y hys
Ola crimina, eases on tho Docke.
Other Mn,tcrs.

The December term of the Corpora
ton Court began yesterday. In the
absence of Commemorative Attorney
Duncan the grand jury was not sworn.
1t will convene to-day. This court Is
still considerably behind in criminal
matters. there being more than 126 old
cases not disposed OF. Nearly all Of
these are of such long standing that
the defendants have either died or left
the city.
WILL PROBATED.
The will Of the late Captain Joseph
E. Rumrill. dated November 18th. 1899,
was admitted to probate yesterday.
The testator leaves u cousin. w. c.
Gray, certain personal effects and Mrs.
Julia a. Topping and e. NJ. Gray, aunt
and uncle. are made residuury legatces.
The estate consists of the house and
lot No. 1913 Boush street and fifteen lots
near Berkeley. The executors arc w. c.
Gray and N. b. Morse.
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
a marriage license was granted yes
terday to Charles Stuart Ashworth and
Minnie Maud MaDes.
NEW TRIAL GRANTED.
In the Court of Law and Chancery a
new trial was granted in the civil suit
OF Hobbs and Keeling VS.. Jackaway &
Son. in which there was verdict for
the plaintiffs last week.
THE POLICE COURT.
James Norcum and Matthew Russell.
two cclored boys. charged with stealing,
were ordered whipped. They were
taken TO Jail, where their parents ad-
ministered 10 them good dose Of
strap Oil"
M. Solomon, of No. 100 Church street,
was fined $3.50 for striking his sister.
Solomon and his sister had quarrel
over financial matters. which came to
blows and finally the Police Court.
William Briggs, colored. who stole an
overcoat from dummy in front of
Dunston & Sllverwoods clothing store
Saturday. was given three months in
jail By Justice Dalton yesterday morn
inw.
Is. S. Morgan. a colored employee at
the Atlantic Garden. filed himself with
red eye" broke some of his employer
glasses and did whole lot of mischief.
His fun. however, was finally cut off
by his arrest and yesterday morning n
furlough of ninety days in jail was
given him.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
MEETINGS.
Stockholders Meeting.


ROANOKE AND TAR RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
A general meeting OF the Stockholders
Of the Roanoke and Tar R.vcr Railroad
Company has been duly called and will
be held ut the office of the Company, in
Portsmouth. Va, on SATURDAY, Decem-
Der 10th, A. D.. 1889, at o'clock p. m.
The objects and purposes of said meeting
arc as follows: 5i
lst For the purpose OF considering the
consolidation Of the Roanoke and Tar
River Railroad Company with the RAJ
leigh and CASTOR Railroad Company. and
also tofconsider and agree upon the terms
aud conditions upon which the CONSOLE
dalton with such-the Raleigh and Gas
ton Railroad Company-shall be made.
nac Enc and aS ason Raroad sae 70 the
the property and franchises of the Hoa-
nolso and Tar River Railroad Company,
and the terms and conditions of such
sale.
JOHN II. SHARP, Secretary. :
Portsmouth. Va. Nov. II. 1899.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
ZTIIE NEWS OF NORFOLK ON PAGES 3 g IS g 8 Il

r.. a. Ruth, C. r. Turner, j. It. lyman.
X. w. Smith, ~. 8. Grant. b. Green,
Chas Hatfield. B. A. Johnson, George
Loughlln, w. NJ. Jewell. Thomas Bren-
nan. +. L. Grandy, Wm. Chicken, G..
n. Broome. II. S. Pecd. S. Connolly, f..
Hatton, c. w. Diem, George W. Camp,
w: T. Loughlin. Joseph i. Battley.
Bilisoly.
Anthem-"Behold tell You a Mys-
terry Observation-Disclosures. a. Holden
opening ODE. Observation-Disclosures.
............Alr. AUD Lang syne"
Great Ruler of the Universe,
All-seeing and benign:
Look down upon and bless our work,
And be all glory Thine.
Oh! hear our prayers for the honored
dead,
While bearing in our minds
Inc memories craven on each heart
For AUD Lang Syne."
Prayer. DIR. Simon II. Cohen
(Ohef Sholom Temple.)
Tenor Solo-"My Own Emanuel"...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Bro. Koernel
MIR. w. Il. Lumley
Prelude-"Zug der Frauen" (Lohen-
. ~
Anthem-'rhere is a green hill' (a
capella).... ......... III. Somersei
Address. .......... Hon. a. ]. Montague
Soprano Solo-"These are they
which come out of tribulation'
............... eau
Miss Nfhry X. Ewcil.
Anthem-"King all glorious. j. Barnby
Closing eremony-Doxology tAu-
dience requested to join I'M.
Renediction. REV. J. J. Taylor. D. D
(Freemason street Baptist Church.)
Fro. y. #. koerner Musical Director.
Prof Kruger's Orchestra.
NOTES.
Mr.. Montagucs address was chastc
ornate and eloquent. He possesses 6
splendid delivery. and held the atten.
ton of his large audience with ease
Justice and It's Attributes" was Iii.
theme, and it was handled in man.
ncr to win for him golden opinions.
The soloists were Miss Mary *
Ewell. Mrs. Harry S. Bailey, Prof a
II. Garrett, Messrs. w. T. Lumley, r
c. Tupman and j. Iredell Jenkins
The Lodge Of Sorrow for 1899 was per
feet in all its appointments and made
deep impression upon all who were
privileged to attend. r.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05

a large elk, an electric light scintilla-
Ting from the tip Of each antlef. Lights
shed a subdued radiance over the
entire scene, adding to its beauty and
effectiveness.
Berkeley Lodge united with the Nor
folk Lodge in paying tribute to the
fIennrtod
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05

These S. coats are made Of fine.
black cheyiot; double breasted, trims
med with large pearl buttons, and
lined throughout. Full of style. Fit
elegantly. Tailoring is faultless. 1t.
is an exceptionally fine coat for the
extremely low price asked fol it. It's
worth SIS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
DOzIER'S.
Best I SIS, $40
and SIS Coats.

You can't afford to go else
where to buy your coat when
we guarantee to sell youthe:
best IS, $40 and SIS coats in;
Norfolk. S3S9ii
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
$40.

Our $40 coats are made of fine.
English kersey in modes, tans, new
blues, srays and black; double breast
ed, trimmed with pearl and horn but.
tons; scolloped and plain buttons,
with overlappsd seams, and without;
and lined throughout with fine taft
etas and satins.
Worth Si2. Our price $40.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
REMOVAL NOTICE!

l would respectfully announce that /
have removed my pharmacy to my new
thank my friends and patrons for their
liberal patronage in my old store and cx
vitat.on to visi. nc in my new one where
they will always find me ready to wei
como ard SSrvc them. | will in future
carry q larger and more complete stock
of drugs, drug surdries. toilet articles,
etc. as / have far better facilities.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
TIDES

Norfolk-High water. 1880 a. m. and
1851 D. m. Low water, 4:05 q. m. and
4:55 D. m.
Old Polnt-Hlgh water. 1000 a. m. and
1890 D. m. Low water, 3:44 a. m. and
4:34 D. m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
IN AIElAIORIAM.

B. f. Johnson. NJ. p Waller. NJ.
Mcintyre. G. Harry Sale. Frank A.
Roth. S. Christian. r. 7. Halsteand, w.
II. Shepherd. w. II. Spillcrs, L. Lowen-
thai. c. Irwin, L, j. Fisher, A. T..
Sturgis, ]. N. Croft Frank Morris Z;
III. Andrews, C. Walter Butt, j. f.
Trudewind, Holt w. Page, Harry w.
Belote. w. +. F'allon. Frank o'Connor.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
TEMPERATURE, RAINFALL AMI
HUMIDITY

HUMIDITY.
December 4th. 1899.
Maximum temperature $500. ...... 4S
Minimum temperature $500. ..... 40
Normal temperature ........ ...... A
Departure from normal .............
departure from normal since jan
uary LIST ............ .......... plus 224
Rainfall in past "a hours .......... .O1
rainfall since list of month ....... .06
Mean relative humidity ............S 90
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
CANDY SEASON.

The Soda Waller Season Is past and the
Candy Season is here. Fresh. new. dain-
ty 'Confec lions.
Our counters are again loaded with the
largest and most tempting line Of choice
Norfolk. These goods arc made by skill
cd workmcn in our own factory. fresh
every day
popular tiavors. for balls. banquets, we'd
dings, reception and other social func-
lions. and for family use. throughout tho
winter
Goods delivered free to all parts OF the
city.
Norfolk Candy Kitchen,
ieao-? ~ M ~ 3, BARK ST.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
Norfolk aad vicinity.
WEATHER FORECAST FOR
. NM n VI y

Fair and freezing weather: brisk
north wind.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
CALENDAR.

Sun rises at 7:o4 a. m. and sets at
4:49 d. m.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-16
WEsr PoIxr eRApuArrs.
seventy-two Young Men Receive Their
MISUNDERSTANDING of the Glass.

WEST POINT. Feb. 15.-The graduating exer-
cises Of the Military Academy took place at
1880 o'clock this morning. Seventy-two
young men received their diplomas from Col.
A. L.. Mills. the Superintendent. Gen. Wesley
Merritt was to be here to address the gradual
ing class. but on account OF the storm could
not come. Col. Mills welcomed the young men
into the ranks OF the army. The ceremonies
took place in the Cullum Memorial Hall.
The graduates left on the 1:12 o'clock West
Shore train for New York. The young men
will have only a few days leave and will then
report to the Secretary OF War for assignment
TO different regiments. Many of them have
made application for assignment to regiments
now in the Philippines, TIL following is the
standing of the class in general merit roll. the
first five to be assigned to the Engineer Corps:
consin; Horton v. Sickle. Iowa Lewis II. Rand,
New Jersey. Edward NJ, Markham, New. York;
sRISS%ns a Aired Sssfi i, fu miShiE Ma..a aG SSTa G0 G {
W. Bnnnell. IT, c%ltfQSntS; Hubert IL wiiGmorCe'
Nichols, Alabama; Frank Q. Jewell, Wiscon.
Sim Saaon Erred Il M,.. SsHll"p: !owfi mi Michael j. d Mr.
MY, MI;Ssshgsc,,s HUGH 4. Roberts, ,.GeoTejs;
south Dakota; Henry II, FNrrar, Missouri; clifton O.
CCSSrtSr, Ksn,mChy' Leon p; kromeS Michigan;
/ i"Mii Hunt. g" c%a HHoSS%' i menr% b fet CLARK, i III sStsei George drr%
$ simonds, Iowa; IlswSllynN \. B~pshsoiI, Kentucky;
s ssnS 4 =. s, %nlsi. r Portd Em SSIolinI r'nq mSln1 {:
Granger. Connecticut; Robert H.. Peck. Califnr.
MIA; Evan. II. Humphrey, Nebraska; Halsey T..
Yates. Nebraska; clement A. Trott, Wisconsin;
George V. II. Moscly Illinois; Charles G; Farmer,
mr.; nlinTis; wilson B; Burt, Illinois; Walter 5.
Charles NJ. ,Bundol. Pennsyiysnia; stuart Heint1cl.
man, New York at large; Gwynn r. Hancock, Mis-
souri, Oat large: Henry L, Harris. Jr.. New Jersey;
Laurence Halstead, Ohio, Pierce G. Foster, New
Hampshire; Frederick W. Van Duyne, New Jersey;
Charles d. Heron, Indiana; John D. Long, Indiana;
Robert II. Calvert, Indiana; George d. Jarrett.
Texas; James Hanson, South Dakota; Fred r.
Brown, Illinois; William 7. Merry. New York;
Frederick Is. Kerr. PENNSYLVANIA; Laurence u. Cahell,
Texas; CLIFFORD Game, Minnesota; George W. Stuart.
Iowa; Robert G. Foy, Alabama; Henry n. Way,
Illinois; William 7, Patten. South Carolina mt large:
Duncan K. Major. .Jr.. New York; James Justice,
Texas; Ilewellyn w. Oliver, Michigan; Arthur q.
Cowan. Maine: Hector A. Robinson, New York: Regi.
nald +. MoNally, Ohio; Ephraim q. Peyton, Missis.
Rippi; Albert n. McClnre, Kentucky.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-16
New Hmllhlnra.

Plans were, filed with the, Department OF
Buildings yesterday for the following:
by sylvester :. Mitchell. owner. for siX-story
warehouse Mt the southwest corner Of Wash
ington and Desbrosses streets; architects.
knrt2er u Rohl: cost, S3J,OOO.
Bv Andrew Brose, owner, for five hve-story
Mats at Nos. JO4.3l2 East Eighty-hrst street
architect, Jobst Hoffman; cost. S10O.OOO.
by Mary McWaltcrs. owner. for two nVe-story
Hats at south side OF Ninety-ninth street, 300
teet east OF Columbus avenue: architect, W. @.
Dickerson cost, $4,000
by Neil Hansen, owner. for seven lve-story
mats and stores on west side of Amsterdam
avenue, from lISth to l40tli street; architect
q. Fred Pelham cost. 5000. 0OO.
by Louis Bachrach, owner. for two siX.story
and basement flats and stores at Nos. -518-5lS
East 18TH street: architect, q. Fred Pelham
cost, S57.OOO
BY Alexander Walker. owner. for n seven
story HAT and stores at northwest corner of
boulevard and EiRhty-tlrst street: architect.
q. Fred Pelham cost. S2O.OOO.
by Alexander Fraser estate. owner, for i'm.
Beekman and Gold streets architects. Jardine.
Kent x Jardine: cost. ST 800.
BY j. G. Roberts estate, owner. for improve
mentst to the warerooms at No 100 Pearl street
architect, j. II. Wittach: cost. $1,000.
BY II. y. Clalin, owner. for improvement to
the warehouse at No. 81 Thomas street: archi-
tccts. jackson Iron Works; cost. $1,000.
BY s. Whitney estate. owner. for improve
ments to the lofts Mt No. % Pearl street; archl-
tect. j. q. Whitnack cost, $3.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-16
y-second street. to Albert J. Adams Tor

ThIrty-second street. to Albert J. Adams for
Philip A, smyth sold. in foreclosure. the hye-
NTH street. TO q. Gumbrecht for S34,70O
Peter \. Meyer 4 Co. sold, in foreclosure, the
vacant plot, 5ON1OO, on the north side OF 17Sth
street, l75 feet west OF Audubon avenue. to the
plaintiff. Joseph i; Cain. for $4,000.
samuel Goldstlcker, sold, In foreclosure. the
eight.story. brick building. on lot 251X00,6N
2l1x10O, No Great Jones street, to a plain
tin. Gertrude $. HonckCn, for $4,000.
James j.. Wells sold, in foreclosure the three
story frame dwelling. on lot 75S13ON irregular.
ON the north side. Of st. Owen place, 200 feet
east ofthe White Plains road, Wakefield. to the
plaintiff, Theodore S. Rumney. for $4,000.
John n. Golding sold, in. foreclosure. the
three;story stnne-front, dwelling. on lot l8.3x
Charles s. Ward. Tor S14,OOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-16
BRIG.-GEN. SEWELL PROMOTED.
Appointed Major-General of tho New Jer-
Aey National Guards.

= Nv II
TRENTON. n. j., Feb. 15.-Gov. Voorhees, sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-
day: For Major-General Of the New Jersey
Division of the National Guard. vice Joseph W.
Plume, resigned. Brig. Gen. William j. Sewell
of Camden for MaJor-General by brevet. Quar-
termaster-Genera Richard A. Donnelly of
Trenton for Prosecutor OF the Pleas in Essex
county. Chandler W. Riker OF Newark; for
State Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
Charles ]. Baxter OF Plain1eld. Gen. Sewell's
nomination was confirmed at once. The other
nominations were referred, under the rule. to
the Judiciary Committee.
Senator Ketcham offered a Joint resolution
hat the Governor be authorized to have a
medal prepared and presented to each OF the
officers and men OF the New Jersey volunteers
in the Spanish war. the total cost OF the same
not to exceed S.. 900. Mr.. Ketcham also intro
duced a ill that the State pay be allowed to
each non-commissioned officer. musician. arti-
ficer. WAGNER and private for the term of his
enlistment in the New Jersey regiments or the
naval reserve during the Spanish, war: So II
month to those who were married and 81. a
month to the unmarried men. These were the
allowances made to New Jersey. militiamen
who were mustered into the United States SER
vice during the civil war.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-16

dhenry d Winans & May have sold the resi-
9aence No. "a INN avenue, Tor Mrs. Il. fulton
cSSsIhg' !" a cli"at IN private terms, aud. with
St"G'nN hachae, The vacant LOT. Il part OF the
SS;hukr" lIVt, 2oXlOO. ON the north side oil
avenue WV low "''' ""
bingham Brothers are reported +" have sold
A. IpheNtl-s tuTy apartment house the Hudson.
"nt..T7ll" lJrlS" and Nlnety-flith street.
lan ns'thef \ Marks nave sold 10 j. j.. MulhOl-
Va ,hr pot, pSNll1. ON the south side Oi
fna'N'l avenue. luSt west of Thlrd avenue,
pammm,rh'eid a Prayer have bought from AIRS,
e. AI"npwlt% the s"ven-stOry building
fos.sarf INonrp" street and have resold II 10 IL
Mo, Clhf"nrc Davies 4 Co. have sold several
t tWt IN north New York 10 Jefferson NJ. Levy,
e0rn sr' S5NvcIt nal and hotel on tho northeast
Grnei ~ VOLS avenue and l4Sth street to
"SNI'apnllm stern Tor about So. 900.
tbT E. Hewitt ~ 60. have sold to /. Hall the
$4,000 i"'S-9'N'h street. 'Oi "o'"'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-16

There 10 another storm developing on tho west
Gulf coast, which gives indication of increasing
rapidly in force. Rain was falling all along tho
border OF the Gulf. 1t turned to snow in Mississippi.
The high pressure which now dominates tho At
lantic States is slowly passing eastward. There was
a second disturbance central over Manitoba. This
depression is we'll defined and spreads out over all
the Northwest. but as yet is unattended by rain or
snow.
Fair weather prevailed over the country north Of
the Gulf States. Tho temperature continued to rise
In all States except New England. There It was
slightly colder.
In this city tho day was fair; average humidity. -
per cent: wind mostly southwest. but variable,
average velocity 10 miles an hour; barometer,
corrected to read to sea level. At sA. N. 80 .B4. 3
p. NJ. 3O.5i.
The temperature as recorded By the ofnoiSl ther.
mometer and also by The SUNS Thermometer at the
street level is shown in the annexed table;