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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-08
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-07
REPUBLICAN, DEADLOCK BROKEN.
Herkimer County Convention Names d
Candidate for Treasurer on the 93d Ballot.

Herkim~r County Convention Names
Candidate for Treasurer on the 03d Ballot.
HERKIMER, n. Y. Sept. eat O'Clock TO- day
the deadlock In the Republican county con-
vention over the nomination for County Trea-
surar. which hns existed since Saturday. was
broken. when William II. Waterbury. Of Frank
fort. received ;he nomination by q majority OF
one on the ninety-third ballot. twas the most
remarkable convention in the history OF Her
kimer county politics. There were twelve
hours OF continual balloting. and yet there was
IN entire absence OF factional fights between
the Miller and Sheard factions. which has al
ways characterized Republican conventions in
Herkimer county heretofore 1t was purely
candidates tight. neither tho Hon. Warner
Miller or the Hon. Titus Sheard taking part,
and although In town the former did not at
tend the convention. 1t 10 said the result will
have considerable bearing on the contest for
the nomination for Supreme Court Justice TO
succeed Justice George A. Hardin. OF Little
Falls. It Ia said to favor ex-District Attorney
A r. Steele
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-07

Commissioner Heating OF the Department
OF Highways offered a resolution In the meet
ing OF the Board OF Public Improvements yes
terday. requesting the Comptroller to report
as early as possible the amount OF money
which will be available during 1899. from the
receipts OF assessments and from sales of
bonds. to pay for improvements authorized in
the different boroughs. in order that q part Of
the work. at least might be started. MT Keat-
ing said that the board had already agreed to
more than $25. 0O0. 900 worth OF i'm provSments
and that suggestions for many others were In
train. He said that ne was being accused by
Aldermen and CouncIlmeA OF holding up these
measures n nd that he wanted it known that he
was not. Tho resolution was adopted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-07

Whaien's Suggestions Meet Views Of Rapid
Transit Commission.


After talking an hour with Corporation Coun.
sci John whaleu yesterday. George, L. Riyes.
1.-THE Rapid Transit Com mission. and Edward
M. Shepard. Of counsel to the Board. said that
they had come to an agreement with him 40
10 the form OF contract for the construction OF
the road. and that an amended contract would
be drawn at once. Mr.. whalen 10 going to
write letter to Mr.. Shepard some day this
week. setting forth the agreed changes In the
contract In DETAIL and II will be laid before the
commission 40 soon 80 the members nnd II
convenient TO meet after the receipt OF the
letter.
The conference wac hold in Mr.. whalsn's
once. The two provisions in the contract
which he said he thought ought to be changed
ware In relation to labor and to condemn alton
proceedings. Mr.. Rives and Mr.. Shepard ex-
planned to him that the form OF contract which
ne had under consideration was drawn prior
to the passage OF the State Labor law OF 1890
and that for this reason IL contained no pro-
vision as to the length OF a days work or the
wage to be paid for 1t. In view OF the new law
they had no hesitation In accepting Mr..
Whslen's suggestion that provision be made
for tho law's enforcement.
Al to the condemnation proceedings. Mr..
Whalen explained that he had large bureau
OF experts in such work. and that he believed
tiously and cheaply through 1t than By the
commissioners. 1t was explained to him that
the Rapid Transit law under which tho COM
mission exists provides that tho condem natory
proceedings shall be taken through the Law
Department OF the city. and that the provision
had been left out OF the contract because 1t
was thought that reiteration Of 1t was not
necessary.
These points being disposed OF. there was q
general talk on the subject OF condults In the
tunnel. Mr.. Whalen believes that the right to
use these should be reserved to the city. an d
he thinks that they will prove to be one OF tho
most profitable features OF the tunnel. His
opinions on this subject will be set forth fully
In the letter which he will write to Mr.. Shep-
ard. The Rapid Transit law provides that
the pipe galleries for which provision is made.
| shall be used for municipal purposes. Mr..
Whalen believes that with them at hand the
city will soon provide telephone. gas aud eloc-
| trio service Mt high profits.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-07
MR. IsELIN TO BUILD STREETS.
His Proposition to Help New Rochelle Ae.
copied, but with Bad Grace.

HIS Proposition to Help New Rochelle Ae.
cepted, but with Bad Grace.
New ROCHELLE. N. Y. Sept. 6.-Atter q
stormy meeting the Common Council voted
last night to authorize the matchmaking OF
the Residence Park streets In accordance with
the specifications and proposition made by
Adrian Isslin. In order to comply with the
law. bids for the work will be opened on Sept
10. and II any one underbids Mr.. Iselin he will
receive the contract Mr.. Iselin has agreed to
do the work and keep the streets in repair for
one year for $4,000. which is one-third OF the
actual estimated cost.
Alderman Conlon OF West New Rochelle OBJ
jected strongly last night to any money being
expended In Residence Park. whore the aristo-
cratic people live. until his ward was consid-
cred. and after hard fight he succeeded IN OBJ
tanning $4,000 for the Fourth Ward. Then
the Iseln matter went through. but Aldermen
Conlon and Hollweggs refused to vote for 1t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-07
LETTER CARRIERS MEETING.
Attempt to Endorse the Philippine Policy
Voted Down a. n Political Measure.

Voted Down "a n Political Measure.
SCRANTON. Pa. Sept. Cat tho morning
session ofthe National Letter Carriers Asso-
citation to-day tho report Of Treasurer NJ. j.
Connors showed balance In the treasury OF
S3.539. By an overwhelming majority a reso-
luton was adopted for the appointment Of
special committee OF ave to prepare substi-
tuts retirement bill. A bill to grade substitute
carriers was read and approved. 1t provides
TINT In cities OF the first class substitutes must
be Oh duty for six months and may then be
eligible for appointment the salary for the first
year to be 5000. A resolution for lighter
weight style OF summer uniform also met
approval.
Resolutions were offered upholdinG thu policy
OF President Mckinley and the Republican
party In the Philippines and pledging the sup
port OF the letter carriers to this policy. The
convention almost unanimously objected TO the
resolution as an effort to introduce politics ii.'o
the convention and the delegates as unit
voted against the resolution. even the Albany
delegation from which the resolution came
joining In the overwhelming defeat OF the
measure. The matter was ordered expungsd
from the records absolutely.
Delegate Cary read q bill regulating the
salaries OF letter carriers and OF substitute letter
carriers after June. 1900. The bill fixed the
salaries OF ca rrisrs at 5000 the first year. $500
the third. 5000 the fourth. $1,000 the nth.
sl,1OO the sixth and 81 200 each year there
after A prom tion is to carry with 1t an addi-
tional 500.
This afternoon the delegates had compll-
mentary excursion to Mountain Park Supt. OF
Free Delivery Machon was the recipient OF two
tokens OF esteem this afternoon. Empire
Branch 80. ofNew York city. presented him with
an inkstard made from piece Of anthracite
GOAL taken from one OF the coal mines in this
city. and the Brookly n delegation presented him
with large floral horseshoe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-07

An Inference AS to tho Cause Denied by
President Turner A. Beall.
1t was announced In Wall street yesterday
that William A. Nash. President Of the Corn
Exchange Bank and Chairman OF the Clearing
House Committee. had resigned as trustee OF
the Produce Exchange Trust Company. The
Inference wAs drawn that the resignation was
In consequence OF the recent action OF the
trust company In severing its connection with
the Clearing House Association and sending
out circulars Offering to receive the cash items
Of ut-ot-town banks on all points east OF the
BeaIl Of the trust company said. however.
that tho resignation was m after dating back
10 Nv pO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-07
REAL ESTATE NEWS.

inc auction room was the scene OF most OF
tne ACTIVITY IN Ve..er"ass rehny oeainRe'
mere were n'ne oher'nEs sc"enuiea TOT saie
,1,, ., 'hc.e seven parce'. were uisposea o.
nv pia.n'iils secured I""r an" outslueIs three
Q, ths ouor,hes' Inc sn.es were oil unuer 'ore-
o'osure procren'nks' Two Oh 'ne properties
sou mer' W moro IMAM PRIMARY 'mror."h"e'
a '"ei niau s''u 'he t"o o,n"s ",
NUS V" 'ne suu."s. corner We" "en Eno
Nv a''u ,H"'" ''i'e' ,ot si''.oo". INC
wv. ""' III lo'eo'osure enu " was reported
~ ~ Wv poih'us
~ ~. 80 ~ aN,"un' W.. on '"e Pfop-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-07

At IN" New York Real Estate sale.room yas-
terday Peter F. Meyer 4 Co. sold In fore
closure the seven -ntory brick store, Nos so
Oppenheimer, for S60.O35. and the two i've.
story brick flats, b0x9a.11. Nos, 237. and 23a
Wes ,. 1920 2t street to The Elaintiff the Globe
Herbert A. Sherman Gold. In foreclosure. the
three eiRht-story brick fats. Nos. 4l2 and ~ I
street. to Henry p Plat, for S137. 900.
Charles A. Berrirn sold, in foreclosure. tho
two and one STORY frame buildings and dwell
Nos. a37 and fs3n East 1t3d street, to John X.
Duny for $40 $50. hl q. the vacant lot ?5SlOO 7.
on the west aide NJ Webster avenue. 225 feet
north Of 1a5th street. to the plaintiff. Marie A.
Sarentine, for So 600 and tho two story frame
building. No 2720 Decatur avenue, to the
same plaintiff. for 81 200
r. Phoenix Ingraham sold. in forclosuere. the
two-story frame dwelling. on lot 168xa5, No,
a76 East 10th street. to j. a. oberly for So
440
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-07
BAD CHECK MAN FROM WASHINGTON
Magistrate Mott Won't Rold Him Unless
the Bank Cashier Appears Against Him.

mag10trAt0 mOtJ WON'T nOlu HI" HleUU
the Bank Cashier Appears Against Him.
A well-dressed. elderly man who described
himself as DR.. Samuel N Jenkins or Jenkin-
son-he varied the name each time he was
confronted by a n, " clerk-was prisoner In
the Jefferson Market police court yesterday
charged with swindling George NJ. Bailey.
broker OF 35 Wall street. to whom he had
been introduced as tho proprietor OF a large
sanltarum In Texas and well-known resi-
dent OF Washington. ID. q. Bailey had cashed
a check for $40 drawn by the prisoner on tho
Metropolitan National Bank OF Washington.
and the check was promptly returned marked
No account"
The prisoner did not deny the charge. saying
that he had been drinking heavily for some
time. Magistrate Mott decided. however. that
he would be unable to hold him for trial unless
the cashier OF the hank came up from Wash
ington to testify that the prisoner had no
account with the bank. The magistrate
adjournei the casa for the cashiers attendance,
placing the prisoner under 81. 900 bail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-07
PEXYsrLVlNIA's CAMPAIGN.
The Republican State Headquarters Openet
Candidate Barnstt's Health.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 6.-The Republican
campaign 10 fairly started. The State head
quarters are open. with State Chairman ReeGer
in charge. The date OF the first meeting OF
the cam paign has not been determined upon
yet. owing to the III health OF Col Barnett
candidate for State Treasurer. who recently
returned from Manila. Chairman Reeder sad :
Col. Barnett ia far from being a well mnn
His condition. while not serious. is such that
he has been ordered by his physician to take a
rest and 1t 10 his intention to go to the sani-
tarium at Markleton In Somerset county"
1t 10 possible that Col. Barnett In spite OF his
Ill health. will address briefly a meeting to DO
held here to- morrow night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-07

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|
Lots 4s6-487. map AIS lots, Haight estate;
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| Webster ~, n 2o7th NJ, 100. 11x7el to
| PArkside pl 1e48 ax87.1l: John Eden
| and wife to Patrick Good
| 13Tth ct, n 9, $40 Q Willis av, 176xlCo;
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| and ano 10 Townsend Wsndell.. .......,..
| Grand av, " Q. 30 . ls4th Of, 6oxeoi Rachel
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-07
FAMED FROM STARVATION.
Destitute Wife Collapsed at Last After Hel
Daily Pilgrimage to Bellevue.

Destitute wife Collapsed at Last After Her
Daily Pilgrimage to Bellevue.
Mrs Mary Howard of 1852 West 124th street
tainted from starvation and exhaustion yes
terday at Bellevue hospital. She had gone
there to sec her husband. who is In the insane
pavilion.
For the last Ave days the woman has been
tramplnR from her home in Harlem to Belle
vue hospital and back daily. carrying her two
children with hor She has been almost en-
tirely without food for week. Her husband
was a coachman and was studying to be q civil
engineer when he became insane and left his
wife destitute.
Superintendent Blair OF the Outdoor Poor
Department has made arrangements to sup
ply Mrs. Howard with food.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-07

LONG BRANCH. N j.. Sept. 6-James H. BealS.
Jr.. President OF the New York Newspaper
Union. was taken TO the Monmouth Memorial
Hospital this afternoon with dislocated an L.
the result OF fall from his wheel while passing
through Branchport. Mr.. Boals 10 living with
his family at his country scat Cherry Wild.
on Park avenue. Elberon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-07
KANSAS EARS NEW YORK ZINC 7RUsE

State L0w Requires That 20 Per Cent. OF
the Capital BE Paid In.
TOPEKA. Kas. Sept 6.-The State Charter
Board to-day refused to issue q certificate per-
uniting the New York Zinc Trust to operate In
the zinc fields OF southeastern Kansas. This
concern is q Delaware corporation. 1t has
capital stock OF 100000 with only $1,000
paid up. The Kansas law requires that 20 per
cent OF the capital be paid up. The company
will have to put up $l39. 900 more before It can
do business legally In Kansas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-07

..tbth q, ITO WI Charles Weinberg " Sarah M
Hunt and others. attys, Lachman O.
Spring st, n " cor " Broadway. A5.9x1b.t; John o
Barth " John walker ct al; Attys, Quaokenbush
6w
list at 8, s3.Io " West End Az 17.2Kstb; Geo
Victor vs Chas Boardsley ct al trustees: atty.
McCreery.
Sd sv, 9, 1h.p asth ct. 25xs3.9; Dry Dock Saw.
ings 1ustn Va VIM z 'srson ct al atty; WRIGHT.
83d II, 0, 120 " LIST Az, 7oX91t; Dry Dock savngs
Instn " Edward oaynor ct a, u part; atty u
Wright.
same prop; ssme vs. VIM dsynor ct al Apart; same
atty.
I3oth at q. I7b . 7th av, 1e.aIa9.l1; Fredoriek
Harms VI Gertrude N Raymond ct al; aNys. Rabe X.
l8tth at. bs, 82b 18th az, 25xsp l: Francis Otis
va Annie Ohiyvis; attya. btrongk &C.
d6th %, IL "; Edwd Tracy ys Herman WronkoW.
specific performance; atty B Higenbotam.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-07
Private Sales.

Sorh!a r, c. Furn'ss has sold to Kempnar
Brothers the bloc. 'roy NJ eight lots on the
west aide OF West End avenue. between Tooth
and lois strerts.
Cyrus Field Judson has cold. for about So
900. the six-st0ry b,iildir on lot 24yaO on the
southwest corner OF Avenue and Eleventh
street
The old building on plot ~ 3xG2. No. 2?
Chatham Snnsrc Il reported sold to Frank VI.
James Nixon has bought 'rom louis Eick-
worth the dwelling No. 7oS Kingsbridge road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-07
Kansas Wants tn Know Foreign Corpora
tiOna' Profits.

TOPEKA. Kas.. Sept. Ga new Kansas law
requires all foreign corporations doing bust
here TO report their profits The Deering Har-
vester Company has changed to copartner-
ship and thus avoided tho provisions OF the
new law. Adozen other farm machinery firms
say the Dsering Company will know all about
their business II they are forced TO report. The
object OF tho law was to aequaint the farmers
OF Kansas with the big profits OF farm imple-
ment manufacturers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-07
Union PAYERS Have n Grievance AEains
tho Municipal Assembly.

The union PAYERS OF New York complain that
over 900 MON bers Of their organization have
been kept idle for the past six months through
the failure OF the Municipal Assembly to
authorize bonds for new pavementS In the Ave
boroughs OF the city. The officers OF the union
say that less than 10 per cent. OF their members
have had EN- poyment so far this year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-07

Bowman. Eugene n. to Henry White. =.
Boss. Anna n extrX, 10 Thomas buerk....
Baton, John, TO Stefauo q. eco,............,
BTonn. R maid X, and ano. trustees. 80, to
Eli1 J stAncliffe. -. r........................
Courtney, Jane. to Virginia u brewster, 80.
Ernst, Carl. to Frrdk II Nollea. trustee, &c
foX EdWd W, 10 v ,lhelmiEA AAyer.,......1
FRI ch. Frank d. to Tue Twelfth Ward BIZ
Hall, Ernest, exr. &C, to Eli ,Aboth Oxford.
Mcclure. Mary. to Geo Ii McGuirO.
Same 20 same. .,..,,:.....,.."... .....
Rupuert, Jacob. to Malcolm Brewing Co. -.
The lawyer Mortgage InA. 60 to W r II
ann Frank B Martin. trui ttes.......,....,.
Darlington. Augustus b. to Siels Toelberg
(Aaslgns 4 mortgAgesl, ...............,.....
Geyiieh, Charles. to Margaret RAuch. .......
ThWAite, Melissa, TO John c HRl1cher.......
ToelberE. Niels. to Thos Z Rush assigns
mortgAge0), ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-07
Deputy Surveyor Rivers Of Boston Resign.

BosToS. Mass, Sept. Cool. Rivers OF Chel-
soa, deputy surveyor OF this port, has resigned.
The Colonel lately suffered bereavement in
the death OF his wife. and this, with the hard
work entailed by the deputyship. led him to
resign. Col. Rivers had held the ONCE for thir-
teen years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-07
Recorded Leases.

Angina. Salvatore. to Bragio Provsnzsno;
1Nsv. 2o55: 8 yIs. .....::..,",..,..::.y..: ~
Smith, Philip, to George Bcchdol, 18th OF
NV cor Greenwich av; 10 yrs ..... 1900 ana ~
Sch wab, Samuel. to John Baumail. Lewis
10y: oOV eha
Cornell, John n. 10 the Improved SponginE
4 hehnishing Co, Wooster st; 1Tb to 1873
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Ryshpan. Solomon, 70 IcnatI Friedman;
Rivington e. 1885, cor Ridge St; 3 S.l2
Hinton. John II, TO Jamea Caysnaeh; san
Av, 1885 and 250 " goth st; 4 g-12 yrs...... H.
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Arts. Arthur Hosbsr Robbed.

SAYyILLE. l.. l.. Sept. 6.--BurGlars entered
the home OF Arthur Hoeber, q wel-known ar
tiat OF Bayville. last night. and stole oney and
ct $500
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Brook Az. g. 1920 n 1eath ct, lOo.H.iCo.d
Ils.axi0o.6; Nisls Toolberg 10 War Ny
Crotona ay, va lot 8 I1pth ct and wood
run ~, %. ooI Malls ToslbsrG TO Au-
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a business may be. intelligence 10 the frst
requisite to success. Such help may be found
through The SUNS advertising columns ADJ
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DurIand Riding Academy Company Dis
solved.

Justice Gilderslesve OF the Supreme Court
granted an order yesterday dissolving the
Durland Riding Academy Company In pro-
ceodinGS comm enoed last March for the volun-
tary dissolution OF the com plny aud appointed
Percy i. Klock receiver. The liabilities are
273, 604 and no AAseta.