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Country BOARD at'antsd.

BOARD wanted for 12.year:old boy on farm, near
ID water within rs miles Of New York city; give
particulars aud best terms 70, months, July aud
August. Address SCHOOL, box 200 Sun office,
DY GENTLEMAN, wife and Is months child; July
ID and August. vicinity Hasbropck Heights: fnrm-
honae preferred. With particulars address HENa-
STEM BERG, 7. o. box 5p0 N Y.
GENTLEMAN desires nrst.cl accommodation
Brighton or Manhattan Beach; large cool room,
lars to bitten, box 40 Sun Office.
|NENTLEyAN AND WIFE want board IN private
VI family or where there arc few boarders; stu-
ated directly on or overloohnr waeri state exact 10
cation aud terms. W. A. H.. Z, o. box 2til city.
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MONONoTTO INN,


Il, l.. HOPES. Bethlehem, Pa.
RROOK SIDE HOUSE, Nulau, SULLIVAN county.
- New forh, accommodates 30 guests; farm adj
joining Contaius 700 acres, with orchards, groves
and private lake: fresl! vegetables from our own
farm; boats free TO guests.
HoOPERSTOWN "OTSEGO HALL"-Smau hotel
- nekr the lake wei! Kept chOiGe table, good nah
ING and boating; golf grounds near, open JIuo 20
GORT0N OVERLOOK HCirr -Mouuta;n ?ir. a..
- Ha.NC 500 feet god. .",H huu -. ten g.luItes
70 post ono" and r,Mrrhcs Address MRS l.. u.
GoRTON, Lhvrty, y. Y
M APLEWOOp FAkMHOUSE.--A quiet home ia
A'h the country, muwntaiu air: grounds shaded
with maple; l3rge plaza daily mail aud church
convenient nShng and boating; table supplied
terms on application. A JONES. GTceahclG, Ulster
county, y. Y.
SUMMIT HOUSE, Washington Bros, prlprs Lib
- erty. sullivan .ounIN, y, \, large house. farms
OF 400 acres plenty FREE. milk cunning. fishing lv.
cry. piano. dancing toilets, baths tell! hone; mile
from Catholic church.
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pUTChER HOUSE
ECHO FARMHOUSE.
ORCHARD HOUSE,

Woodboune, sullivan COUNTY, Y, z, capacity 30;
house surrounded by shaded lawn; high cool and
attractive select family resort good beds excellent
table and service hns driving bowling alleys mod.
crate rates. JAMES OSrEklOUT,
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2ersunal gutires.


HALEEL. THE ORIENTAL PIANIST,
Physognomist and Voice Reader, removed from
vantine Co.'s to 343 9Th av.. opposite Waldorf
LADIES mail &c. stamp for sea ed Instructions
now to enlarge your bust in. by using Emm q
buht Developer. Guaranteed. zap. illus. cata-
logue Q cts. Address EMMA TOILET BAZAAR, II
fremont ST.. Boston. Mass.
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ORCHARD TERRACES,

ELDRED, SULLIVAN COUNTY. y. "
On Erie Railroad miles from Shg hula Glen. De-
nghtfu resort 600 feet above sea level Ten lakes
nearby Located on an elevation commanding ne
views in every direction. New house newly fur
nished, modern improvements. including open
plumbing. Send for booklet. 4. $, MYERS, Prop.
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SEND STAMP FOR
MENTIONS SIMMER ROAnnINC

reliable descriptive list OF Lcss hotels aud coun.
Try boarding places. with rates routes uE travel etc
b, +, NEWTON. i5d Broadway, New Y6rk'
7 liberty sullivan &C., y. Y-EVFRGREEN cor.
~ TAGE: 4 farmhouse just outside the village;
slevAUn l,SuO feet. Circulars ina led on Applica.
ton. L. Ii { IL. Proprietor.
MAPLE TERRACE HOusE,-Llrgo, airy rooms,
4u plenty shaIr, croquet. y.Rue, good table, mo
cycling daily mail 20 minutea drive to depot. Al.
dreSl 81. H.. WesttOwn, y, \.
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Summer 8tsorts.
GOLF RESORTS

The monthly magazine GOLF, BY special
appointment an Official Publication of the
United States Golf Association, Inter-C ollegi-
ate Golf Association, Central New York Golf
League, Metropolitan Golf Association, West
ern Golf Association, &C., &C., contains the
following list of resorts where a specially is
made Of the ROYAL and Ancient Game:
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THE CLENWOOD,

ulNg July Ia; fare. boArd coach, 81 incusivo;
ENE K. u: FARE FREE. weekly guests; 10 first
lass RESORTS AND COTTAGES. Address
CATARACT HOUSE CO., l.. M. Tucker, Mgr.
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
THE ARLINGTON

Beautifully located. no malaria: no mosqu
good hing. boating, hne drives. NOW OPEN.
Circulars address FRYE. Prone
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Tountru 8oard.

cUPERIoR BOARD Beautifully s,tusted cottage.
y minutes fr m depot: reasonable rates for the
season. PINSoN CCTTAaE Pinson Place. Far
RochhwAy,
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Business grrsouals.

SINCE 1868
DR.. RECORD Essence OF Life has been the standard.
never-f4ing remedy for all cases nervous. mental.
physical debility, lost vitality and premature decay
In both sexes positive permanent cure; full treat
ment -. or 81 bottle; stamp for circular. RICORD
MEDICAL CO.. ia West saith st., New York.
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PERSON A.

Fernand Iahori tho counsel m Dreyfus. is IN"
editor of an exhaustive encyclopedia ~ fr'h'h
law the twelfth volume Of which came out last
ifi..i,r, review %'5 calied he Granie Heyuf
X, successor 10 tho Rev pr r. F.. Hale I'm the
pulpit Of the South Congregational Church Of Hos-
ton has yet been chosen nor is I, HTrg yoa 'n"a
selection VIII hn mad" this year ~ H. ~ ~
o ,,,ner o. and IT, De Normandio and Dr Hale
himself on other dates
Hubert Herkomer has been elected professor OF
nstntirs i'm the schools Of the Royal Academy In
ior The nosaics IN 81 PauIs Cathedral, ana VINO
he's resigned
The Secretary Of the Treasury and Ms Gage
have definitely decided 10 leave Washington on
September Is. pres-ins duiy making u impossi'le
for them 10 get away on the earlier date selected.
raev go direct to Chicago. and after remaining
there for a few days Will go 70 he Grand Canyon
" Colorado where most Of their vacation VIII 10
spent They Will return I'm 'n@ for me 'ctooer
colcbra lion i'm Chicago. On October Y the Secre.
tary viii address the stulents OF ina University ~
Michigan Mrs Gage VII accompany neI n'S ~ 40
and AND MI NJ. Fc &ass FOR '" '"'' " guest
For the last fifteen years Professor Maria San
ford NJ tho Minnesota state University. has been
working 70 preserv' tho forests ~ Northern MIN
nosota writing papers. seeking the aid or promi-
mont officials and Illustrating the slaughter and
waste O., timber thar was going on i'm thu devasta-
ton % tho forests Through her efforts and with the
assistance ~ Colonel John 9 Cooper. tract u
virgin timber between tho headwaters Of the Ms
sf-sirni and Rod River Of the North WAS SGT apart
b., the Government forest reserve. and was
named Itasca PARK While this was doing come
thing I'm the right direction the park did not sat
isfy Miss Sanford and she put fresh strength into
hor ondcavors 10 save the trees. Women clnns
became Interested. and finally needing of men
promlnent in forestry was brought about and a
riau outlined for laying 0ut great National park
m Tie source Of the Mississippi 10 embrace 10000
acres of forest, with hundreds Of beautiful lakes
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year the meaningless issue or igno'"'' a,
suffrage because majority oi '"'
voters Of the State-at best an ihco">'''' "'',
fraction Of the total voting popu'"'''"
usually supported Republican nominees ',,9
whole list Of reforms accomplished Al An"'PV
since 1899 is held to be discredited' al"
dice is appealed 10 to check All I'io''n
laton tainted even with me shauo" VI
support That such whimsical l"'''"' D,1, !.
outweigh I'm influence with the voters 'ne sil'"'
id performances Of the Lowndes adulD'Su"
,,o, and tho substantial promises Of the new
pol,i,,ore uniform is Of course, not 10 be
c-edited Rnt n IS significant Of the desperH
t,on of the Maryland Democracy that II s"'"'
have no campaign cry more legitimate or more
effective than this with which TO oppose ao y
vlndlcotion Republican leadership since $50
seems 10 have richly merited. and 10 Wni'n
,oobs forward confidently in November next
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A.ep21urk Dailu 0ribn,le
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER S, 1899.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN The prosecution in the Dreyius
court martial began summing UP It's size %. S Sae
case against DreyfUs CommlssaIy C@I''StV ~
mending the prisoners recondemhauon, Nol s,
Iouarst denied the application ~ Dreylus
counsel for d commission 10 take the testimony
- - attachks -- II is believed IN Lon
drn that while there VIII he a close approach 10
var between England and the TrarsvGtl actual
bosfilifies viii be prevented by the backing Gown
OF President Kruger - General beij@,h'n 4
Tracy began his argument FOR \ehe%uVId "elV'v
the Arbitration Tribunal in Paris. ----- a ie"es
band north Of Manila was routed 10y q oo1y ~
American troops under Captain Butter OF 'ne
o. rrfartrv -- The people u the cities OF
c., r,C,oiryo have received General Jim.nez
r'-,h a,+bueiasno - Fears are felt along the
Nova scotia coast for the safety Of several nun
ored fishermen who were caught on the 7anh s
continues 20 improve. and by the time ne reaches
Network he expects 10 be thoroughly recovered
DOMESTIC. Administration officials expect
q vigorous renewal Of the campaign IN Luzon
as soon as the rainy season ends, there Is no
intention Of superseding General OTIS - 40
agr4eroeut regarding an Alaskan boundary
n,odus vivendi has been reached between sec
rotary Hay and the British charge Alaiee
IN Washington. and sent 10 LONDON lol "p
nroyal -- More officers for the new Noluh-
teer regiments were appointed. @- Inc Ma
tional Grand Army Of the Republic EhcaMP
ment in Philadelphia elected Colonel Albert
Shaw Commander In Chief and appointed
committee 10 the President in regard To- pen
sion matters ---- The Bankers Association
ended It's annual meeting in Cleveland after 'ne
election Of officers --@- Governor Roosevelt
smoke at TWO fairs near Utica, returning 10
Syracuse IN the evening, where he will speak
TODAY al the State Fair. -@ The hearing al
Albany on the Ramapo grab came 10 an end
CITY Stocks We're irregular and generally
lower --- 1t was said that Corporation Coun-
eel Whalen would 20 10 Boston 10 inspect the
railroad tunnel there ---- II announced
that Richard Croker had been subpensed to ap-
pear before the Mazet Committee at its next
session 10 testify regarding the Ramapo steal
= Horgan & Slattery. the Tammany archi-
tects We're examined before a referee in bank
ruptcy == Controller COler presented 20 the
Board Of Estimate report regarding the CIV
ing Of public money 10 certain private charities.
@ Henry Barer. a sculptor on the Dewey
arch was stricken with paralysis, as a result OF
ovcrwork and worry ---- The Maine Line
steamship Manhattan struck a rock in the East
River and was obliged 20 return 20 her pier
The hotels and clubs having rooms for
guests have never been 50 crowded with Wis
itors. they are obliged 70 turn many persons
away -- Sheepshead Bay winners Cleora,
Monadour Colonel Roosevelt. Batten, lsidor and
King Barleycorn
THE NATURALIZATION for today
Showers The temperature yesterday: Highest,
- degrees. lowest 81. average. o1ss.
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refuses 10 keep its promise and fulhl us oo'
legation unless it is paid 10 do SO. mat Is not
creditahle attitude for any state or any person
to assume II Is idle to urge rs Mr. freu'nc
Harrison does in his eloquent plea for the ho''S'
that in demanding revision OF the Iran''',7e
laws Great Britain Is infringing upon inc o"-
nestle autonomy NJ the Transvnal' Tor ne
sir,nle reason that the Transvaal Government
itself has repeatedly admitted that Great hn''
ain has the right 10 make such DEMANDS ''
only question being the extent 10 wh'n 'ne
laws shall be modified II Is moi Wen 10 ne
moro RocriSh than the RoorS or moro 'r'''>h
than the British President Kruger A"nh'S "Ii'
mo offered The FIVE years franchise. rot rs OK
tortion but ~ an act Of justice ana rieh''"'S
moss Very we'll II he did 50 uncondltl"naiF,
Il may we'll be- argued that Great Br'nlh sh''u
novo accented the offer and ended the coniro-
vorsv Rut # is said that ne Saddled the '"'r
with an important condition. If 50. then IN
fairness We must consider not only Nh" oifer'
hnt the condition as well. And that condition
rs the case now appears is the sticking point
Of TIC whole matter.
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SOCIETY At NEWPORT.


Newport. r. l.. Sept Especial - ."p''. -
afternoon had its first automobile parry. -''
,roved not only one Of the most brilliant features
~ the entire season. but probably eN''''' ''' a.
fair Of the kind ever seen IN inl7 ''.'..' '. -
II was arranged and managed hy Mrs 'l''. 3"
y p.troor. Mrs Hermann oelricns and N.Y.
stuvvesant Fish VINO have before been letoe'7 .'
many novel and successful affairs ~ Ne"i ''.
summer life. Elaborate preparations were mo-
The occasion and many Of these We're KEY. S''-
secret until the hour for he start ana S"'' ''
volvea several days OF labor professional "'
rators coming from Ne"-lo'N ''
stances 10 do the work .
The meet was at Be.court the Belmont VIA,
where tho carriages began 10 assein''e ".'~'
o'clock and where large crowd mao s'''-
Here in r. neld west OF the house on me "'7'
Tive nond a winding course had been laid o-.. WIZ"
e,r,ros ~ men and women. children aaD hon'.
horse. placed in position 20 mark the points OF
turning over this the different automo ~ "er'
sent at high speed. A. "a test OF tnr sn''. y,,s
drivers. furn.-hrg great spott az ,"e .~d So
rough tnat tie carriages ro.Nyd an ~. .,a If Tho
a sea. making n, ~orN OF those '' '"4'
vehicles no easy task. ..,., .,.-.... .ian o.
the machine was awarded 10 StuyNesabt Ae - ;,e
The route OF ne procession W. w, D' ..r.s 10
down Old Beach Road 4na a,toSs , ,- n.soe IN
/ Gray Graz Park. the Belmont ''-l', ii.-.rs
Nriiiietov-n where ther- was oinntI oa'.'"'
and 4 general good time un.l .a'' .,., hero vera
/ Mrs Belmont headed the iaIao'. az. ,r@o INA
nineteen q the horseiess vehicles u. LII , ,,e.
va. made I'D follows me Alri N'''''t 30. ....
ease being The driver OF the carriaee az "
I 49,, ,1,sef. Mr. - % Belmont ~. = s. 70
@ ,;oI,ri r Mrs p Rollins Morss. ~. " .1u.
/ n nelson Mrs Burke Roche WIN NJ ~ p',.er.
H., Wrs Willism T. carter with s,qy, .,4,n, l.e
! Mrs Hermann oe.richs WIN Tim, :, v.rder-
5h jr vim Mrs Nannder6iit Je7 -,5 9h,.. Marie
W. -. Il.rrt Ienr Nifn Mr. John ac'.
ier caTnre " PGao VIII, Kim N w-. .,ys.as,
/ t-ieb Mrs George b D. Forest WIN } Ia-4 .,~
VIM John Jacob Aslor w. . Nrs Aa,l'p o- ss
y,'' r, 'W.,,,lron with Mrs Clarence a VI say
/ - - Van Meyer with Mrs " rf'. ''if ~
/ De- Can VIC with Miss CIapp
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CHATTER AND RAPID TRANSIT ACT.
Tbe s,mpositlon Is now advanced that certain
members Of the Municipal Assembly may take
hand i'm defeating the construction OF rapu
transit roads on municipal account. ne '"""-
clmcn and Aldermen from Kings and Queens
conntics II IS said I'm their zeal for the welfare
~ tbeir constituencies will refuse 10 sanction an
issuo of bonds for the building Of underground
roads I'm Manhattan and The Bronx unless ana
until satisfactory arrangements can be made for
9 conious expenditure of public money on Inc
other side Of the East River; and inasmuch AS
rho charter makes the assent Of the Munlclpal
Assembly generally essential 10 an issue OF
bonds for now improvements n is assumed 10y
como nrrsonS that enough votes 10 defeat the
ronid transit scheme can readily he procured.
Councilman French. speaking for himself ana
not improhaMy expressing the sentiments "i
others saws that he shall object to any dlscriml-
nation. and shall not vote for the underground
roads until the needs OF brooklyn have been
recognized"
This is a rather interesting feature of the
prescnt rapid transit situation. but an eNamiha-
tion Of the charter shows that it may not he
unite so ominous as Mr. French and his friends
sunnose Section A. Of that instrument contains
these words.
Nothing I'm this act contained is intended TO
rar.al or affect the provisions ~ the RAPID
Transit acts applicable to the corporation mere
tofore known as the Mayor Aldermen and COM
monalty of the city OF New-Hork' etc
From this it would appear therefore, that IN"
matter Of issuing bonds for rapid transit pnr-
noses is still governed 10y the provisions of the
rand Transit act. which says in Section 81:
For the purpose Of providing the necessary
means for such construction. a. the public OK
pense Of any such road or roads the
Board Of Estimate and Apporuonmont or otn-I
local authority I'm said city IN which such r"ad
or roads are to be constructed having poW'F IN
make appropriations Of moneys 10 De raiscd ny
taxation therein from time 20 time and as the
same shall be necessary, and upon the requlsi-
ton ~ said Board OF Rapid Transit Commits
sionors shall direct the Controller or Other chief
financial officer Of said city and II shall there
upon become his duty 10 issue the bonds OF SAID
city. etc.
Observe The words shall direct and "lt shall
thereupon become his duty" They have a
thoroughly mandatory look, and their meaning
would seem 10 correspond 10 their appearance
1t is by no means impossible. therefore, that
members of the Municipal Assembly who may
be looking forward with pleasure to the eXer
else Of veto power in the rapid transit bust
ness after the Corporation Counsel and the Com
mission have got together viii discover thai
they are Of less Importance than they now mag
inc. and that Something equally as good for
Brooklyn will not necessarily have TO be pro
vided.
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coniestng the will. and this adjournment may lead
to a compromise between tho parties sHoIf 10
settlement be arranged he will most likely oppos,
the probate Of the VIII.
Tho Countess Dc Agreda's hrst husband was Ed
ward Wight. from whom she secured % divorce
She was then married 70 George l.. Loriilard After
his death she welded Count de Agreds and wer,
to live in Rome. When he died. six years ago she
took for her fourth husband Francis Moro ~
Boston and he assumed the name ~ D. Ayrela
by an act OF the Maine Legislature.
The Countess LEFT all her property 70 feg ~,
daughters and revoked any former gifts made ~
her third husband Diego Fernando DO Agrefa
under which any members ~ his family f04d
claim any portion OF her estate
The marriage OF the Countess m Morse revoked
her will but bv a codicil she cut on her .asf nIs
band. and demanded that he be held acc0lrfab'.
FOR $50 ODD which she said she had intrI ffcl MIN
with and for which he had never accountt1
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MAJOR SrRoNG HoyoRfD.
TUT vorvc OFFICER ENTERTAINED At DIM
NrR AND MADE THE RF0ipiFNi 'F
Az ARMY CORPS EAiRiEM

Nafor Putnam Rr1dlte strong. who rn''Af .
turned from the Philippines. where ne
distinction IN the American Armv was
tanned last night AZ p dinner given 'n hts Ao''
some OF the political associates ~ his i'." ..
Mavor strong The gathering took place
alcova room ~ the Union League Cn' '".,
Francis NJ Scott sat ~ she head ~ fne 'f'
other guests preaent i'm addition 70 MAJOR
being william Brookfold. General 'eoiA' L
smith Ashbel 2 Fitch General o. ID
rohn Proctor Clarke job r. Hedges Jonn .
George : Terry James l. Wells t'"N
Rarker Henry w Cannon General Arson 10
Cook. Samuel Mcmillan. John \. sleicnf' '''"
rarro General Edward c O'Bfien. Ma"''
Power william Ieary. Bion 1. Burrows
sntro Albert r Shattuck and eN Mayor S'N"-
After an address by Judge scott. "'''oHi''E .
rho ,,nesf ~ the evening General smith pl .,s
souvenir 10 Major Strong. AZ thr rIl
,ulogiziug the services which the yorN- '' tha
nerf,rrn.d for his country The souNeh. pi-
sham. Of a handsome emblem of the 3D. 20 m
vision of the Eighth Army CORPS l'' ,..,,
consisted OF two white enamel disks. joiu'' '..
trcallv and surrounded by "A cir 'lct 't ar ,,.
General smith called on General CONS ~,
senior commanding officer present. TO 81, '' fisd
blam 10 the breast 81 Major strong wh', So,
With a graceful speech OF thanks. hrlc, ANI,+, y
were also made by John Proctor clarke ''' "
Hedges and General McCooh
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Amnafmrnfe.

~>>-~~~~~~~.~~~~~~>~N~~> ~. poLors
ACADEMY OF MvSlC-s l9--1he lAs' 81 VIZ
BIJOJ'--S-In Paradise
(ASf<O-S-The FOUNDERS
~ I1ER1NN THrATRE-s.I5-The OH from M ~.
FDF% MlsFE--Wax Works Grand Concert e"'
matograrh. ,b. Governor.
ENTIRE TfEATREs .2o-Iils ESeeisnos we yeuns wife.
GRANn OPERA VOJ-SE-S-King Of tho OPIUM" ~
XFITH's-Coni inuous Performance -.
LION PALACE ROOF GARDEN-Oon'''''
IYCFT'M-s .3o-Miss Hobbs an WI, Smith Left
MADISON sQUARE THEArRp--s''o WY
uASHArTAN pFACH-s-srsctscie and fH' ,N. Woor-
s.r.yy y6PK TEDATRE,-sl5-The Nan 10 NV
Vaudeville.
p AsTOR' s-Continuous Performance s-nphony Con-
ST NICHOLAS GARpEN-s ;lo-''Fano ''
~ - nS-IS. "a Little RAY - sunshine
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DE AGRED4 CLAIMANTS MAY AGREE.
PROBATE OF THE cOuNTEss's WILL POSTPONED.
AND A COMPROMISE iT Is THOUGHT
WIN. HOILOM.
WILL FOLLOW

The will 81 the Countess Marie Louise Morse de
Agreda who died In Florence Italy. on June p
last was on Probate Clerk Washburn's calendar
for probate Yesterday Counsel for the fourth hrs-
band OF the testatrix Francis Morse de Agreda.
who was disnherited by her. and counsel for Caro-
line Frances Wight and Marie Louise Wight the
daughters OF the Countess oy her nrst marriage.
agreed 10 a postponement Of the matter for
month De Agreda had announced his intention OF
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THE PASSING THRONG.


= p Ripley president ~ the Atchlson Topsk,
"a e. T., p,t,,,o -, ,,, a., t. 80
''" ""N'1 ~ 's"i""' 7'"''"' "'' ~ J' t'" IN
this city on business re-,si
CpOpc Nth bie road said vest..t..
,,J r ''o 80 W
1h ny. ~ oon.,'.' - 'Ds 'i ol''-
ALONG THE ness along the line % olr road isl a.
ATCHIsON. good as II mas ever been ard may
' ~ az '' M.
Everything - extremely rose ''o'ea 81 if sem,
threatened shortage This shortage is Dr...-.f.,
confined 10 the state Of Texas. and may r,.r s-.r,
ia SIN more or less dependent ca the rain o. I'd
else howe,or tho country along our Iir4 ...i 80
be doing better and Ne are well satisfied pth or
future prospects
s.sai save wne' %, NE nrese2f nr,ee. 10 %
purchasing stees in any quantities' nor o. We M
tend doing 90 while these advanced prices bold"
r. C. a. Peterson, Of Honolulu. IN sp'akrr z
the present status Of affairs ~ 20" re-" American
\
HAWAllS yesterday s1l' ne HfA +.ans
ENoRMO'S personally ~'e .-'.I 'ei 'o An
kESoI N rs h'Aaion 'i COURSE moro IS
l1t ~ talk about fn.r ,g 'hat
they are still people without fl r,--tf. and 80
like hat ! think taey would prefer some other .
Tho rresanf form Of government and were really
i,diearent ~ the time ~ ffe overthrow. ~ t..
1t'ii'e '"' r.,,,,.~, - f.a2 s.- er . -,
,("r.'h vi. D." j 4,.. - 81. Z
,.~ ,y,,,r, ,t..~ IRON, r,,- -..r.rl. -. +t-. htr
~ o. ..,d s,..., o., ..- 49,,
yII~n 3D.! "a a w, ,'.' .'e ~ -a,f. .-,
il.'3 H. ~, ,',a t,,, .o,,is a. ,t-.r..- -
snt mum 81 my 80 ..., ~.
Idtof OF a az ~ IL -es ss:
ltaro.p Z . .,c .l.rls 1'aa. .,.,er,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-08
OFFICIAL TRIAL or THE KEiR> tRGE.

Washington. Sept The Navy Department -
ceived word to-day that the hatteship he"'''7
would be ready for her official acceptance ia
about September y and asking that course 'e
laid on In the meantime she Will bee do'Ne' a. a,
the New York Navy Yard. ami have her ~, ~
scraped Tho course VIII be the usual one aV'~ '-'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-08

ga n,v tbs-e viii be a lot Of dossiers, and
100, dossiors and ultra secret dosslers in the
trial Of the Muscadns before the High court
NJ the French Senate. Let MS nope '""' ~
least there will be no bordereau