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where the BEST

That Joplin is the coming Zinc field Of
the world Is conceded by all authorities.
Three-quarters Of the zinc in the United
States Is produced from the Missouri
Kansas zinc fields, and the United States
produces over go per cent. OF all the zinc in
the world. The Old Worlds zinc fields are
giving out, therefore the consumers must
look to the United States and the Missouri
Kansas fields for their supply. Beyond
this is the fact that the ore found In the
Joplin district is three times as rich in
metallic zinc as that anywhere else in the
world.
Mr.. George B. Paxton, Secretary Of the
Nissouri-Kansas Zinc Miners Association,
n one Of the highest zinc authorities in
America. Mr.. j. G. Stewart who has been
for twenty years prominent in the zinc
fields, and Is President OF the Centre Greek
Mining Co. at Webb City, which has pro-
duced many million dollars worth Of zinc.
is also known far and wide as one of the
most thoroughly posted men engaged in
the zinc industry. Speaking Of the proper
ties owned and operated by the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-13
Sll,O0 PER SHARE.

After the sale OF the present limited
issue, therefore, the price will be advanced
to $3.50 per share. Those who wish to
secure the soundest investment for their
money. with the greatest permanency and
highest returns, should carefully investi-
gate this opportunity.
Send for prospectus; 1t is well worth
your attention and investigation.
Dividends are paid monthly; the Sep
TENDER dividend, including the extra one
half per cent, will be paid October list to
stockholders Of record September 25th.
Par value OF stock, SO per share, full
paid and non assessable.
Applications for stock should be addressed
to the Fiscal Agents,
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Rsal Estats Transfsrs.

Boulevard. n . cor 9th at. loo.l1Il651 ir.
reg to stX25 to beg; II enry MAibrunn and
Isaac steigerwald to J ohm W stevens..":
property, south Mt. Vernon. se.yIlO0I
39xloo jean and Vim W Penheld to
Vim ID Miller OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,0(
Valentine Av. W s. 1875 Trayers OF. 25Il7o;
Martin Geiszler TO Fred'k H Muhlbach; lac
inHon to Max Marx. Observation-Disclosures. II
4oth Of, s, 400 " 9TH av. a51Vs.9; Geo W
McAdam, eior' &c to James Fitzgerald 90 =,
az .t' isI " abIioo.6; Harriet Bartlett, INV
extr1 &C.. ct al eKors. to Lena DAvis..,... $50
136th st, n Q, 1919 Q It'll Az. l6.6Hp9.1lj
henry aescneidt. referee. to Howard
Hath st, n :. 20 W Brook av. 26IlOoi Jean.
cite Mattern TO Mary CArey.,.,......;.a.
Green lane Ay. o.. 1853 It proposed 9Th
ri. 3H.lTlO7.R John Seibuhr to Mary
+ Seibuhr. re-Iecorded ....n..,...,.....,..
Samuel st. sWs. l26itn " lot 2b2. 126I
Iai. 3 ing pat OF lot 2S4, map OF East
9th "t sy i4ss and iIsS 6a.s1 irrse:
Simon Hoffman, ct al to Nicholas OIL
1ssth a. SI III Boston road. ii6Iico;
Ellen Mulholland to Jas Meehan, ......, Il.B(
7th St. N 8, 2u4 wAv A, 2lXlol .l1I232I
Iii D. Peter Mundort to samuel Jacobs 16.2C
7th Ay. es "a II 27th ct. 27.sIirreg; Ben
jGmin sire to John Buckley ..,.......:.
bxl+9.612s, 1oIlo2.7 I; Warren @ Mitchell
TO Hugh Gibbons. .,,.,.........,...,.., Il
Tiebout av. 100, 20IloO; ChGtie. Il and
Edward Thornton to JAmeS surrtdgo
lo.h AZ. " n lot SAL map village OF wake.
6eld. 6oIlI4: Mary ELockton and Ano to
Charles Byrnea Observation-Disclosures.
I'd Ay, 2o2k. n . cor lu4th Of. 2b.l1x7b;
Nicholas o L Bsysrstsn to assrgs sshsnksr
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CUT HIMSELF WITH 4 RUSTY KNIFE.
swedo's Attempt at Suicide Didn't Injuro
Him Seriously.

svede's Attempt at Suicide Didn't Injuro
Him Seriously.
Ions Olof Bergstrom. 35 years old. Swede
more than six feet tall. was found In his room
at the Hotel Copenhagen at 1e Rector street.
yesterday morning. bleeding from stab wounds
in tho throat and left wrist. Edward Phillips.
the proprietor OF the hotel. who found him. tied
UP the mans wounds as well as possible and
turned him over to a policeman who took him
to the Hudson Street Hospital. 1t was found
there that the Swede's injuries were not serl-
ous He said that he had tried to cut his throat
with rusty pocketknite. which he showed the
physicians.
Bergstrom was taken to the Centre street
police court on a charge Of attempted suicide.
He talked so incoherently that Magistrate
Zeller committed him to Bellevue Hospital for
exam n alton as to his sanity.
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BOSTON
LITTLE CIRCLE
ZINC co.

Mr.. Paxton says: II do not hesitate to
pronounce this one OF the most valuable
mining properties in this district, and
might say that in my Judgment, there Is
none better;" and Mr.. Stewart says,
"There is nothing in tho whole zinc
field to exceed them"
These two endorsements need no
strengthening, especially in view OF the
record OF the company since its organiza-
ton. In the six months since that date it
has nearly doubled its holdings and,
furthermore, owns all it's properties free
and clear from all encumbrances. 1t is
paying one per cent monthly cash divi-
dends; and the company announces that
the earnings OF the Chase mine will be
available for dividends about the middle Of
September, and that October 1st 1899, an
extra dividend Of one-half Of per cent in
addition to the regular per cent. monthly
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REAL EgTITE NEWS.

There was more business transacted In
realty yesterday than on Monday. but the mar
ket continues dull. The private sales reported
yesterday were important only through the
improvements which. 1t Is said. will follow
them. This ia particularly true in the case Of
the plot at % East SIEVE second street. upon
which large mercantile building will be erect
ed. and PIT East Eighty NTH street. where the
buyers say they will build a seven story apart
ment house. The other sales involved more or
less valuable dwelling houses.
The dealing in the Broadway salesroom was
fairly good considering the season. Three
parcels were offered for sale under foreclosure
proceedings. Two OF those were secured by
an outsider and the third ono went to tho
plaintiff The sales for the rest OF the week
are very few in number. Only one is to be
held to-day.
The seven story brick ONCE building. Nos.
AZ and a. New street was reported sold again
yesterday Martin Bros. bought the property
from the Living Stone estate some months
ago. At their office the report would neither
be affirmed or denied.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company has
secured Judgment In foreclosure OF SAL
259o4 on the property on the south side Of
Walker street, 100 feet west Of Broadway.
owned by Julius Katzenburg.
The Mutual Real Estate Com pany has leased
a suite Of ofIices at 474 Broadway for term OF
twenty one years. at from $500 to $4,000 a
year.
Speculative builders. particularly those OF
the East Side. are deriving much consolation
from the statement Of the Acting Commits
sioner OF linn grafton that there is at present
extraordinary increase In the number Of i'm
migrants. and that there is every promise that
the mum Der will continue to grow. This addi-
ton to the population Of the city is one OF the
things that will remove the danger Of over
building. as 1t necessitatss o constant increase
In housing capacity.
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sIs FAronIrE MIsFoRrUxE.
Arrest of y Ticket Agent Who Had Told
Two Knockout Drop Robbery. Stories.


Two Knockout Drop Robbery. Stories.
The story was told last week OF station
agent OF the Staten Island Rapid Transit Rail-
road at Annadals. who had received dose Of
knock out drops at Port Richmond on the pre-
vlous Tuesday and had been robbed Of $40 in
cash The story further alleged that he uns
taken insensible into hotel and was in
a critical condition. The name OF the
man 10 Charles g. Crouthers. He told J.
Mortimer Vanderbilt. general ticket agent
OF the Rapid Transit road. that he had met a
man at the Port Richmond station as he was
going to his homo In Bergen Point. N. j.. and
this man. taking a bottle from his pocket
offered him drink. 1t looked like something
good and he drank from the bottle. He walked
for two blocks and in front OF Wakeman's
Hotel. near the Bergen Point ferry. collapsed
Mr. Vanderbilt had implicit faith In the mans
story.
Early yesterday morning this same Crouth-
ers was arrested on warrant Issued by Police
Justice George s. Buckingham OF Riverhead.
Suffolk county. L. l.. on a charge Of grand lar
ceny The warrant was Endorsed by Mags-
trate John Croak OF the First District Magis-
trate's Court al New Brighton. While before
Magistrate Croak yesterday morning Crouth-
ers was taken in custody by james Sarvis
railroad detective. who charged him with
when In its employ as station agent.
Ho admitted to the detective that he had taken
the money from the Rapid Transit road and
had blown it in" Crothers said he was 30
years old and gave his residence as 62S West
Twenty eighth street. Philadelphia.
1t appears that in October Of last year
Crouthers. who was then acting as ticket agent
on the Long Island Railroad at Jamesport. was
missing from his post one day and an nvestiga-
ton showed that he was short in his accounts.
Nothing was heard Of him until last week when
Detective Sarvis saw an account in daily
paper OF the Staten Island robbery. sarvis
visited Staten Island several times and had
Crouthers Identified as tho former Jamesport
ticket agent. On Monday night he arrested
Crouthcrs In Cannon's Hotel at Huguenot. The
prisoner was taken before Justice Buckingham
in Riverhead Yesterday and held for examina-
ton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-13

Has Boon Getting Their Parcels BY Hiring
Thorn to Garry Fake Messages.

Has Boon Getting Their Parcels BY Hiring
Them to Garry Fake Messages.
For some time tho police OF the Aacdougal
street station have received com plants abouta
man who has been stopping boys with bundles
and promising to hold the bundles while the
boy delivered q fake m essage to some mythical
person. and has disappeared before the boys
return. Last night detectives Galligan and
Leonard caught man at Greene and West
Houston streets trying the game on Henry
Landorf. q messenger for Samuel Steuer. q
furrior OF 81 West Houston street. The boy
had package Of furs valued at $3.50. He was
about to hand them to the man whom the de-
toctives arrested the fellow and looked him up
In the Macdougal street station. He said he
was Frederick Wood. 20 years old. OF % stuy-
Yesant street.
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Foueh.ux. architect; cost ......,.,....,.... 800
81st st. n a. 2T5 10th Az! one.story shed;
Mary Reilly, owner J Cole, architect;
cubt.
Goerck st, 26s improvement to officea CB
Van Dyke. owner; W l. Irving architects
) Roam, SSntr 3 CLARK, srchiiset cost 1900
John and Nassau SITS, o cor Improvement
Russell arc6itects; cost ..,.,,.,.,1,,,. 1000
9th at, AT, improvemt mt to stable; George
A. Hook. owner: H. Klein. architect; cost. 1900
Dat; D Mckipin owner; coat. .,...,,,,.,,. 1000
<bth al. "a W Improvement TO dwelling;
tssti cost o"Is', =. 80 " so. 900
14gth st, n s, 200 W Melrose Av; improve.
rnent to tenement; Mary O'Gorman and
architect; cost, $500
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Columbus av. W cor soth OF. 1o2xe&; Uud.
son Decorative 60 VS. Imperial Construc-
Az c. 1873; Istockinger Bros VS. Baker Il fine.
Wendover av. o Q ITO 8rd av. 75Is6; VIM
Mcpherson VS. Isaac Landsberg. ...........
Washington ay. n " cor l73rd ct. 1N 1856;
Vim Mcpherson vs. Albert b Woytheler.
1921 st. BA5xR49 r: Geo d Brown vs. Louis
Brook Az, 8 cor 1esth ct. 7l.oxso; Garden
City Co VS. Nicola + De Luca. ..........,....
1lSth Of, l2o ej VIM II Boyos We Rosalin 4
1isth ct. ga IT'S " Sth Az. t4rioo; John VI
Rapp VS. Fortunate O Lomonte
122d Of. 222 to 22s "; Bell Bros Va Leah
Zimmerman and ano. MISREPRESENTATION.
1st ct, I; Edw'd Barbig ys Davis Carp 600.
Jackson at, 0 " cor Water ct, 7oxll3; HUI.
bener 4 Escher We Syver Grsnan. .......:
white Plains Road. ea, 10 8 9th at. 4+Ilo6;
vinoenzo Grillo va Mary o'oonnell OF al
Goerch OF. 70 h as; Patk Herman vs Pau
limo Aron0witz. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
willett 81, So 4 s7i Rider Ericsson Engine
Co ys Max chibling ......,.,::.....::....
Brook Av, " cor 1h8th OF, 7I.1XS0; n Il
Houpt d Son vs Nicolo p De LucA 900.
Amsterdam av. n cor 12nth ct. 94.9Xl0oi
Michael MArrone VS. Jas 7 Fitzpatrick
Wendovor av, Q 100 Q Sd av. 75xloo: Over
baugh Camp VS. Isaac Landsberg h Son
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Union Railway company's Charter in Peril.

The Railroad Committee OF the Council pre-
septed majority report yesterday requesting
Gmptroller Coler to take steps to secure the
annulment OF the charter OF the Union Railway
Company. as suggested by the Central Tax
payers Alliance. whose com plants about dirty
cars and poorly kept streets the Committee
found to be we'll founded. Vice. Chairman
Oakley Tam the chairman OF the committee
said he didn't know anything about any action
OF the committee in the matter. and wouldn't
endorse the report The matter was referred
back to the committee.
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Stanton 1t, . coz Sheriff Of, 7t.7x7B.2x7Ba
VOL; Leopold Schneider and ano to
Samuel Morris and ano .........."...
Union av, old line, es 76.5s Home At, 1907
-, 100 Isaic l. Dunn to Jacob Veil. ......
Westminster hv, "a 1852, Wales Av. 26N
ihhli3O2I1oSI James heehan to Ellen
9Th nv. n W cor i5Oth st. IOoxsu.u; Nathan
Wise and vito to Nelson j Ferris. consid omit
llhth st ss,2l5 W LtnoKAv, 2nGlO0. - Pat.
rick Lynch and wife TO Nathan Wise.
and wife to Edward q Black. -, .consid omit
Dater 1T, n cor wales av, lS.GE20U ITO
concord sy Il1a,G12oO Eli abeth Black
To Clarence Hartley. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2S.
1bnth at. ms, 1925 " Elton aV, 2OIlOO:
, Helen Case to Gustave Meyer. -.
3d ay. =, widened, 1908 1a3d at. 81. az
1og.'x33. 4Slo5.I: Sarah Greenbaum OF al
TO Jonas We'll and ano NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1891 st. bHs q, 2OxiOo; Finest WohiRmann
TO GOO Hewitt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o.,
Ackerman st. W g, 268.ll II Spuyten Duy,il
nnd PORT Morris II II Go, 27.811oo: Anna
M Tuthill to Joseph Flanagan. ..........
seth At, ms. 100 W 18th av. 2O1pSp; John l.
Bassett to CIthirine Todd.,,.............,.
74th st. ms ~ Park av. 1sI1O2.2; Jero G
LYONS to Bcnno NeuberRer.. ............,..
Manhattan hr,, l27. 1o.sxIb; Edward II
Road. from Fordham to williansbridge
part OF lot map; JOSIAH BrigRs West
Farms Nc. William and James Nolan to
Paul NJ Herzog. ........ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. J.,
Lot 14y. block ID, map Ii p Rose. Mapes
Estate Emma G Armstrong to Charles
Sheridan At, Q W cor Barker av. runs 3b2
q to Bleei' st, by 4Io to Monroe hv,
by 3Gs to sheridan at by o 473 to beg:
James Brchett to Francis l. Archer. q.
Lot 4Is block P. en- md, mp. Maness
tste: Emma Armstrong Charns
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Amund johnson has bought the old building;
street The seller was Meyer g. Auerbach.
Louis Rubensten has bought the four.story
brown stone dwelling. on lot 20xS2.2. No. 70
East Eightieth street.
Jacob Wertheime r has sold to Mr.. Ullman.
for about $67, 900, the four-story dwelling,
The Murphy estate has sold to Karl NJ. Wal
ZACH 4 Son the three-story and baeement
frame dwelling. 264H102.2. PIT East Eighty
fifth street.
John L. Bassett has sold the thrae- story
private dwelling. 313 West Thirtisth street:
East Seventh street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-13
vErERANs CHEER SAMPSON
The Admiral Gets . Hearty Welcome from
tho Ninth New Jersey Volunteers.


the Ninth Now Jersey Volunteers.
TRENTON. N. j.. Sept. 12.-Admiral Sampson
spent an hour In Trenton this morning stop
ping here In response to an invitation from the
members OF the Ninth New Jersey Volunteers.
who were holding their annual reunion In a
hall on South Broad street. Tho Admiral was
on his way to Philadelphia. He was greeted
with cheers. and the old soldiers gave him q
hearty welcome. He made brief speech laud.
Ing the heroes OF 81. and was only allowed to
depart after shaking hands with everybody in
the hall.
The sword which is to be presented to him
by the Estate arrived here to-day. 1t 10 beauti.
fully jeweled and decorated. costing $4,000.
and will be given to the Admiral some time be-
fore the Dewey celebration In New York. in
order that no may wear 1t on that occasion.
The presentation speech will be made by Gov.
Voorhees,
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WATERBURI Conn. Sept. 1.-THE Lithua-
MAN bride Catherine Maurczuito. II. who broke
up her own wedding party and disappointed
the bridegroom. Adam szegiz. was frightened
out from under her bed at the news OF the dis.
appearance Of the bridegroom, She had been
there In hiding while the neghborhood was
being searched. She says she does not love
Adam sSoGis and will never marry him. Her
relatives agreed to-day TO compensate SzeGiz
for the money spent on jsWelry. music. her
wardrobe cad fsaSting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-13
Killed BY opeainE tho Wrong Door

Christopher Fisher. 4 floor polishSr. Of POI
West End avenue. went to the residence OF
John Schneider. a retired merchant. at So West
Eighty sixth street. yesterday. TO polish some
floors. The oaretakSr told him to open a door
in the hall and go upstairs. He opened the
wrong door and fell down the eslllr steps.
iracturing his skull. He died an hour lateE In
the ]. Hood Wright Hospital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-13
cRAzED By FEAR OF CoNsCRIP1IoN.
Austrian Who Had Fled to Avoid Military
Service Is Afraid He'll Re Sent Back.

Joseph Halter berg. an Austrian. OF $40
Cherry street, was taken to Bellevue yester-
day. and placed in the insane pavilion for OBJ
servaton. HallenberE came to this country
year ago to avoid the conScription. Recently
he seemed to grow insane on the subject OF
serving in the army and declared to his wife
that he knew the Austrian Government would
find him sooner or later and make him return
to Austria. Yesterday he jumped from sec
ond-story window to escape some imaginary
Austrlans and slightly cut his hands. Then
his wife had him sent to Belle vuS.
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siahl. Morris. to David werther. "a Pitt st.
yrs .;.;..,......:...:.; ................ -.
Steiner. hdolph. TO VIM Breer. ore. &c.
Purdy. VIM NJ John II. to rno Mutu
Real Estate Co. 4T4 Broadway. -
yrs. ........... Observation-Disclosures. ,JOUa
insolvency. John. to Charles A Magee. h54
" 40 ri, store, &c. 5 yrs ............1 .bN
Reed Able TT II, to Jacob q Van WyCk, 2.2I
9Th az. store. &c. 2 1912 s..............
Fufoi, Clemeniina. to Antonio Giella, 22A6
LIST av. basen ent, 4 s-l2 yrs. ...... .......
Aston. John J, TO william Schmul's. Az A,
VS.. 61.Ds 18th st. ~ .vxe4, 20 yis......,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-13
Edna Ruokett,s Body Found.

STAMFORD. Conn. Sept, 1.-THE body Of
Edna Racket. who disappeared mysteriously
from Rowayton Sunday. has been found In
RowAyton Harbor. The body was found by the
ohilds father. 1t is supposed that she fell Oh
the dock Aecide ntally. although no one about
The docks saw her.
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Lots IS and IS, map bldg lots Of ChAa A stadlcr,
2Sd ward: Charles UnAnast VS. Petty SoulArd and
Walker Realty 90 OF al: atty, c Unaugst.
Pleasant Rv. <2a; LAvenia H Montross vs. Harry A
Lund ct all atty. A Hart.
68d 1T. n 0. 28D.7 " Columbus Av, 1894 100. s.;
Board OF Foreivn Missions OF the Preabyteria n
6tiger,
10th At; as 200 Coiumbu. Av, 2oTlo2.2i Jessie g
74th at. n 8. 28O " Sd nv, 2uIlo2.3 Bank for Saw
ings w Bernhard Zippert ct al: attys. strong c..
I2pth st, -, 1912 9 9th av. a2.2XHVll; American
Mortgage Co. ogt Naomi Paine. sEtr. ct al;
Attys, Bowers q.
Lots IS to II, map BAthRate estate. oath ward
Daniel Rosenberg Emil Goldner ct al; attys Erd.
man, L N.
Trumper VI Vim Smith, exor &c; atty, II Hiidreth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-13
cor. SHAW ON PENSIONS.
New Grand Army Commander Thinks the
Roll Cannot he Too Large.

wATERrowS. N. Y. Sept. 12.-Col Albert D.
Shaw returned TO. day from the Nation al Grand
Army Encampment at Philadelphia where he
was elected Commander-in-Ch Chief and recep-
ton was given in his honor tonight. He
made q speech in which he said he would de-
vote considerable time to pension legislation
and that the pension roll could not be too
large. II the burden should prove too heavy.
he favored a patriot pension bond issue. 80
that only tho interest would have to be m ct
from year to year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-13

At the New York Real Estate salesroom yes
terday Peter F. Meyer d 90. sold. In foreclosure.
the Ave story brick tenement. on lot 26x0S.0.
No. 500 West Thirty ninth street. to William
Buhler for $l4,220. and the similar tenement.
No. 538 West Thirty-ninth street. to tho same
buyer for S14.120.
William Kennedy sold. In foreclosure, the
four-story stone front basement. 167x75, No.
1440 Lexington avenue to the plaintiff.
Charles E. Whitehead. for $11 200.
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Assignments of Mortgages.

Casper. Caesar. to Theresa Kraft.
Ferrigan. Patrick +. ct al, exrs. &C. to Anna
Golden. James ii. to Henry Braker. .,.,....
Lenzner. William. to Charles and hagdalena
Hermann ....:.;......,. ;...,,,:
Monaghan. Mary r, To Patrick T Ferrigan. ct
Marx. Solomon. to Carrie Bendheim
Nolan. Louisa. TO Frieda Hart.
Potter, Fred'k G, to GraceWilson. gdn. 80.
schlerith. George. eIr, &C. to Louise hahn.
Sch wegler, Kate, gdn. &c, to Elisa Bode. 80.
Thomas. Adelaide O. to Rosebelle L Murphy
Todd. Frances II. to Fred'k n Dubois. -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-13
Con, For Our Pb,l,pp,nes Flee.

NORFOLK. Va. Sept. 1.-THE British sailing
ship Glooscap. Capt. Spicer. cleared from this
port to-day for Manila She takes as cargo
$500 tons OF Pocahontas coal for the use OF our
warshps in Philippine waters.
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by JOHN 8. MAPLE.
Zulette avenue, south side. ITO feet east Of
Mapes avenue. 25x1OO. vacant; John Daily
against Rosa Steiber ct al; Steward Baker.
attorney: Irving Washburn. referee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-13

Bochert 4 jain We NJ o Cohen. 1855 e Hath
smaliheiSor, ii ], Va Morris Marks, Fulton
Av, W Q, 1898 174th st: 1879 ......,.....
O'Brien. Thomas vs. Antonio Gallo, Dawson
ct, n cor Prospect Av; 1899. ......,......
Horowitz. abraham VS. RabeccA Harris. ct al;
Same W same, SO and SO Az B; 1899. .......