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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
Charles T.. Leland's Wife Bankrupt.

Agnes J. Leland. residing at the Hotel Ken
sington, Fifth avenue and Fifteenth street. has
fled a petition In bankruptcy with liabilities
$3.50 and no assets. She is the wife o, Charles
Z. Leland. manager OF the KensinGton Hotel.
aud the liabilities are on account Of notes made
by her to his order. There are only two credi-
tors, the estate OF Peter y, Fost. OF Albany,
on tn" III. Of Mr. Leland for $1,000 each, and
the estate OF william Oitmann, Of New York.
t!d75, secured by S25UO policy on the life
OF Mr.. Leland. The claims are old ones.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
Fire Alarm Interrupts n Presentation.

Officers and men from every company In tho
Seventh Battalion assembled at tho quarters
OF Fire Chief Gooderson on Monday night to
present to him n diamond twenty-year badge
Capt. Reilly Of Engine 3 was about 10 make tho
presentation when an alarm sounded 10 which
him our. and tho presentation was delayed
till he returned.
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Attachment Against y. Y. Equipmen. Go.

Deputy Sheriff Burnes received an attach
ment yesterday against the " y. Equipment
Company, manufacturers Of railroad equip
ments at II Broadway. for S1J.Ovl. In favor Of
the Metropolitan Trust Company Of the city OF
New York. The attachment. which was OBJ
tanned on the ground that the Equipment Com
pany IL a foreign corporation. was served on
two banking firms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
Country Property To Let or For Sale

Surprising results are often realized In de-
parting from we'll beaten paths Bear this In
mind when placing your advertising. IL your
properties arc really desirable among THE
SUNS readers may be found purchaser 10y
your making known through the advertising
columns the localities and tho advantages, -
Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06

The National Society OF New England Women
had literary afternoon at Delmonico's yester-
day. There were more than one hundred
members present and the Vice President. Mrs.
the afternoons entertainment was n lecture on
John and Abigail Adams by Elizabeth Porter
GouI OF Boston. The society decided to hold
next Tuesday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06

Schermerhorn. VIM C, to Solomon Appel
and ano Fulton st. IL. and itb Frontst,
S.l2 yrz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, $50
Clark. Geo II. to e Bartsch and ano. Amster
dam av 7E2, q. IL yrs...... .............. rs
Corn, Henry. to The Thompson Co ClOthiers,
10 yr. ,,.,,.,..',.,. 49,, - 1925
Lyman. Vim. to A Mullen. 9th Av. W cor
137th 1T, yrs ......... .............1 900. 90
Ruck John VI. to + T Dougartz, 5sth at. 1913.
cor 18th av, yrs.... ,.-................ 1.S0
st. Vs. T.'..,,. "'D' ao5
white. Elizabeth De1trr. to Fred'k SinAuer
and ano, Gold ST. lO2. 5.l2 yrs.....1. 2oo.1 so
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Real Estate Transfers.

Lsouh Of Fourteenth hJ
7th.tn atesy StAyc aa'+177'e; Iona =,
stanton st. n 5. as Allen 1t. 2iioo; Bern:
Front ssa =. HG scr ss S Alfred w.S
stan to Benjamin a Mason $3.50:
.s.siao: kiSsT. sehisrenbocl TO VIM n ,.o
Mason Mas IN to Alfred wag.taif, /
AGsTG SIT. h5n S5 H BSsy 10 SSrah
East Houston st, a54, n 3, 2o.axs2.s Iao.io
x6i.2 Sarah Hadley. ct al. to Regina oo
Greonbaum -. :, ,,,.a,,..:. $4,000
of Hnns s Ct na1 and sa s
Lester Taylor, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MfFSSE < Rouis to erfs xsssl.
Mary Hennessy to Johanna l. Ritzlnann,,
EAST SIDE.
tEah Of FINN az. b'tWeen Fourtcsnh and 1ion st')
agnes 4 Brown to Ida kstssnSsry 800, $4,000
Golden e The nsIrips.on kr.lty Co.'S 100
OF It, :" sss +, sS1 II 4S1 Mary Brief to
s$ Mi' y. Ssn l%o Madison ay dlI9o:s
collins Building and Construction 90 to
9Th RT az. s. Ssva asd st. 2sIi6o IeGrind '''"
j. Cannon TO Johnston LIVINGSTON, ,,,;... l
10 Elizabeth y Ontcrhrldge, .,,,,,,..,
60 Catherine Frech err, .,,'.,..,.,',.,, Ia76o
TGos ii RILEY w U 100
2sth st, II =, - " I'd av, a2x73.g irreg: Ed.
ward Denncr and vito to Barbara
9Th av. g26, os 2lxlOO; John W Simpson
AMI wife to Mary W Terrell. ..,.,..,,,... 100
WEST SIDE.
tWsh or F0h az, bttDesn FovrtssSn and IIon 't')
West End Az, 3, 80 8 s0th at. 2oIso;
Thornley, Dickson 10 Sanford II Steele..,. 81
cath st, 4 W =, 80 18th Ay, 20xb4.g
ny Lifo Ins and Trust '.'',,,,,.,' 300
eaSonold same to same o'n "'' -. 5000
list ST. II a. $40 II W, West Fad Av, runs
u 49, e bO.lON Isl to 81 $40;
John IL RhOadcs, oXr. &c. to George
johnson, correction deed .,..,.,.,,,,,..,, 20
S;d st, -. $40 " West Fad av. 3ox irregi
The Metropolitan Improvement Co TO o
clarence True, '.,,...,.....,..,.,,..,..,;, 100
18th -, 500. q 18th ay. ~. IoxIoO.b! Loomis
J. white tn Andrew Freedman, 90, =. 49,.
goth Of, A:4AW. 67Sxv2; William Strange
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Foreclosure Suits.

l;Istst, $, 80 PARK Av. 7JKlOu Kate SeuEohaner
and hnO "a Raymond Ningipiora, foreclosure lien;
sttys Mrnken Bros.
Water st, 20; Nm = vau-e Va Catherine Dellsmore
al: atty. + ST John.
<1th IT, SIS, 400 eth ay. 81 100 o. John Barr
John II Burchell ct al Attys. Merrill 4 Il.
Madison Av, W =. b2.lo n samuel 1T, o.. loI6o. II
irrsR. John Callard We Ellen NJ Cham ocrs ct all
atty. Kuhn.
iosth st. rs. 1907 Columbus av,- Ihxloo.ll; Bella
Mrlger ct al efcrs, Va Arthur Moore ct 81; atty
j II Arnold.
ls5th At, ! W: Herman Strauss Emil Haas ct al;
attvs. Rose h r.
White Plains road, as. lot ~ map No / South Yer.
non Park Crawford prop. Bronx. MalindA u Mace
- al trus. Sc, Va James ID Burton ct AL attys.
Noble &C
10th st. SIS 2i2 W eth Av. c6xlo3.H 10th a., o. c2I
1th av BOX 1885, Frank Boyle ct al Va Chas
Nelbnger ct al. torocloses = liens. auys Mooney
KS.
Idid at. II .. 100 9 Amsterdam av. 25IiIs q; Annie
Palmer VS. Marie Friedel ct al; atty, W viii.
liAms.
9th st. . .. 200 n " lst av, 2O1loo; 18th OF o.
gao " lst av, 2oxlOo.4; Hhe GermAa Savings
Bank VS. Frederick KrutinA ct al; morris: Atty's
Bchell A 4 4.
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FURNISHED Rooms \ apartments to IL,
Fast Side.

I EXTINCTION Az. 1Io-vory handsome back parlor
IL newly furnished and decorated; suitable Tor
doctor. dentist or couple; neighborhood central;
references required,
MADISON Az. l2O-A handsome large square
4l room with private bath second floor; also
one other desirable room; valet attendance; break.
inst optional references required,
18TH ST. 40 EAST-Desirablo we'll furnished
L rooms, lars" and small: for gentlemen.
OETH ST SIT EAST near Madison av)-Fine large
81 room; private bath, also small rooms, gentle.
men; reference.
oIsrSr. 20 EAST Handsomely fu Finished front.
- sunny rooms for baChe lols or married couples;
breakfast opt nal,
9th ST, I5S EAST-Very desirable, Handsomely
OF furnished room second floor; running
water house convenient TO all car lines board II
deAirsd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06

The ninth annual meeting OF the New York
kindergartcn Association was held at the
Ila2a Hotel yesterday afternoon. President
Hamilton W Mnbie presided. and speeches
T"r" made by James II. Canned, Mrs. Kate
Mahc announced that Sl0.l2B,45 must be
raised by June l. In order 10 keep up the work
OF the schools maintained by the association.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06

mcnt fat. and store.i Elias Kempner.
owner q + Pelham. architect: cost...... 10000
WEST SIDE.
tWrn n Ftr' ar. bs',o,,n Fourteenth ard ifoh st.)
soth At. 80 W: aeven story fiat; Michael
Tully. owner; EWare. architect cost .s126. 900
BRONX.
dor, ugh Of The Bronr.J
Bs,hea,e sy; s,i4l n fremont ay; three:
Clinton az. Q :. pasl 9Th st: two two story
Gr%S,lir;s: d !lnell' owner! - ma
Cliutop aV and 18th st, q . cor threestory
IIwGliins j. oD!nnen owner -,oo
10Th t. - 9 Clinton av tire, ;wostory
Kerty architect. co.t.''.'., ',.,'' 10000
10th = ;. te clinton sv; three two and
owner !. kcriy. architect. cost ~ 1890
Boston az. :. ~ fremont ay three one.
owner: j 4 KsrbS. Sr"hitoct. cot '''''.. 5000
Arth nv 1855; twost"rv stable: Louis
Jacsson ay W.. 100 cedar st: four three.
story t,n"m"nts r. Patton, owner;
James Ba"gcu architect cost .....,....--. 10000
Or n enc sy: = ~ - ON It, Ms.tchSw,'ey
Romeo. architect: cost .......... ........ 100
Ma u 1t. n :. i"e II Dtu ar. It. one anda
hAf story stabl" anI shed Jo+ RepgcndO,
,,oTncr Romeo. architect; cost '.'.. $50
wal" ,d .., Is A.; Mr. An IT. imrT%srmGIt
i!o.n q, :, - slcbbins az; improve.
ment to dwelling. Chris ma A SprOcBsig.
owner: Boehlner architect; cost, CO.. 90. 600
iiO, nn, st. lo" +; Improvement p to ,sns'
architect; cost NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
'Tes % ny xcns r. NaEss1 m dT0ST
j I McShanc. architect. cost. ......,.. $50
men, to dW"iinr' Mamie r i%p; rn ITpss
W Dlckerson, architect; cnss ....,....... 1900
10th st. Marion av improyementto
stable. Harriet : Lum, owner. vfeo.
iahd' architect. cost. .......,.............. 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
MARINE INTELLIGEyCE

MINIATURE ALNASAc-THIs DAT.
Sun rises. 7:lo sun sets4:33 Moon rises $3.50
HIGH wATER-rHis DAY.
Sandy Hook. .e:i1 IGov.rd.lol5 He'll Gate l2:os
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
Real estate ut Aurtiou.

MORRIS WILKINS, Auctionaer.
Y. II. LUDLOW 4 co. will sell at auction. WED.
NESDAY, DECEMBEN 9TH, at IL O'Clock. at the
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE sALEsRooM. Ill
sol WEST 18TH STREET
abingdon square,,
fourstory brick dwelling 20 about 90 feet. party
walls, lot so feet. Mans and particulars from
Mcssrs. STETSoS. JENNINGS RUSSELL Al
torneys. Mills Building, or Auctoneer's ilb Broad
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Plans Filed for Now Buildings.
DOWNTOWN.
(Souh Of fourteenth s.rsst)
Cherry at, % and %; six story tenement
and stores. Barney Isaacs. owner; Max
Muller. architoct; cost .,.,...,.,-- $50. 900
18th NJ, 627 and 52p two siXstory and
ncr, owners q j Pelham. arcGtte,,; cost 10000
Broadway. $50, Improvement TO store: AN
dine nrchltoets; cost .,,t,,'''''''.''. 27.6oo
Greene st, ~, 80. ~ and 49, Improvement
Alfred Hopkins nrch,teCt; cost, ,',.. 5000
nth st. 633 and $50; two iX.tory and base.
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Srlrrt Board.
fnst side.

ST. ALBAS'S-B. W. DE FOREST, PROP.
=. aud ~ Fast 3lst st.-ContrAl location; detir.
able rooms, private baths; parlor dining room.
CSTH ST. ia EAST-Well.furnished, comfort
~ able aud large roums: excellent table and
service parOr dining loom; central location; refer
enres EXCHANGED.
CSTH ST, llS EAST. and small rooms: ey-
~ colcnt board: special terms for season. central
DOTH ST, 10" EAST-Desirable. well.furnished
20 rooms. large and small; excellent table and
service, rarlor dining room.
DIST ST, II EAST. near 9Th az. handsomely fur
III uishcd large room on first floor. with excellent
board references required.
LORD ST : EAST Handsomely furnished rooms
To with hrst.cass board: house select: neighbo
hood unsurpassed table guests accommodated; ref-
erences required.
18TH ST. 10 EAsr-Furnt-hed rooms with
4 board references exchanged.
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Arrived-TuEsp,Y. Dec. 8.

Arrived-TuEsp,Y. Dec 8.
Ss Augutto Victoria. Kaempd. Genoa Nov a.
So Burma, MikulirCh. PAdAng. Oct. 8.
s. E-Edalc, Dover. Singapore, Oct. Z.
IS Venus, Nelson, Copenhagen. Nov. II.
- Excelsior. Muller. Rotterdam, Nov. %.
- Bramble. Mackenzie. GuonoCo. Nov. -.
IS City OF Kingston, Nader. Jamaica. Nov. 20.
rs II DimoCk. Baker. Boston, Dec. !.
- kuickarbockcr, Poet. New orleans. Nov. 40.
IS Hamilton Dole. Norfolk. Dec. I.
So Agnes, HalN orsen. Stamford De-. 8.
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and wife to Isabelle N Van Rensselaer,
sfth At. :. 900 W 10th Az, 2GIes.ni Nellie
A Murphy and ano 10 Charles l. Ritzmsnn
HARLEM
Manhattan Island. north Of HON HJ
Ieath at. n =. 800 W 18th av. 25Ipg. II; Anna
NJ Scherding and ano to Anna Lyon.
1l1th at, as, I25th " 1st av, bOSlOO.ll;
Pet r Reilly 10 Fred v V Shaw. ............
1l7th Ct, n ~. 8od.d Sc istav. SI.sxioo'io;
Pa Dsy s.: ksp T. bGys Ne acrrI Psi West.
2OxlOO.l1; Ella @ Earle TO Frances
,, heht 'icno, nv. 2e,3x
st Nicholss pi, os. 40 itoth ST.. 5oI 100.
Isabella NJ Van Rensselaer, and ano to
ct NicSoiss ri. es. 22b n iSGth st. 6or2ooI
irreg; Mauusweli Van Ronsselaer and
wife to Mabel Suydam, ........,......,.:
warren sT " foster. referee, to Joseph A
Dean ct al, trustees .........t..,..,..'''''
BRONX.
Thorough NJ The Bronr.)
Southern Boulevard. s27 and s2p. 5orio0;
ChAs l. RtZmann to James NJ stanton.
13sth at. n .. 2S1. e Alexander ay. b0r2Oo
TO 18pth at; Herman kronenberr ana
Samuel Kapelansky to Callman Rouse. e..
Lot ISs. block p, amended map Mapes es-
ate; Hudson Rose TO Gustav Knorr..
fhrktf ANs u W cor tloDe hN, lOJsNhloSN
1ub.5I2Oa.2 Lyon av, n ., lots 3 and =.
block II map Dore Lyon prop, bOHlOu;
Wcstchester, Parker av, 20, lots y to ~;
block II. and ~ to ~. block u. map Dors
Lyon prop; Anna Lyon to Anna NJ
Hail pi VS., All 10Th st, 25iio6x?o.2i
1Od.H; Hall vi. W a. DBL IL n 1T.
.211O5: Mary DAILY to Ellen
Alexander av. W 8. rs : 18th at. 25IiOJ:
Rose DAILY 10 Geo II Campbe II :. .........,.
Cromwell ay. cor 1d"th at. 1911. 61hsy
n5S s ssS ns'a7, ssbny,s pc anderson ct
al to Hasbrouck Du Bhis ........
Clarke pl. SIS. 2bb.5 W Sheridan av, bOSpb;
Edmund Comm to Matthew Shelby.
1SI'h st. ms, 100 willis av. hoxioo:
furman V Gaines ct al to Joseph Karl and
1epth 81, n q, 3ob, 10 s3d av, 25siNo; Lena
VI stark and ano to Simon McNally and
,hno ,.'...''...'' ..'.. - -; -,
Richard l. Trctfurth and wife to Jonas
ii upper ,'.s'......,'.'...'
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City Real estate.

A THREE.sToRY BRICK BUILDING on ono OF
"a the best corners Of Sd hN.. occupied by liquor
business for thirty years For particulars. apply or
address {, BIADi, - Fulton It.
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d Lswton. Observation-Disclosures. nom
ct al trustees Observation-Disclosures, nom
Forsch. Ferdinand. to Max N Stein. ....... $500
Thompson, Maud b and Alex r. to Cbas
~ nlsnup' ....'' 80. f:...,..;.s
Stiiiweii. ai'.......s.....e...... 100
Rca, Andrew l., TO John l. Thomas. ........ val con
Wells, Person l., TO CLARK W Dunlop ....... 1900
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flats aud apartments to Iet-Nu-
furnished.

E1TH ST, I49 EAsT-Elegant ApArtme nts, Ave,
ci six rooms; bath, heat hot water. electric
light, telephone.
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For sALEIrine fruit farm, 80 acres. Just outside
city; we'll waterod. large and good buildinga
Address CHARLES I. GOOD Rich. Newburgh. N. Y.
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SIS Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. from New York, at
Bremen.
IS Pennsylvania. from New York, at Plymouth.
hIiEp IRON FoREIuy PORTS.
SIS Kaiser Wilhelm H.. from Gibraltar for New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
Long island Sale or Rent.
NTisceIlaneous-salc or Rent.

BEAUTIFUL SITES nne buildings; go acres; NORTH
- Shore; taken for IL BIT; got 20 go real bargain.
q. Is. ACkERLY. l15 Broadway.
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Assignments OF Mortgages
DOWNTOWN.

Brown. Ronald X, and ano. trustees. to
Rose Mosher. ..,.,.,:.,.,,..,,;.,.,
10 Bruno & BenliHrr. ,.,.,.,..,,,,,.,,..,.,.
Chaplin, Edwin s, tr isteo, so Phobo . Don.
nelly; three assignments, ..,,,,.,,.,,..,,,,
Davies, Claren e. to John II Callard, ,.,.,.
George. Francis. trustee, to Nathaniel
George, trustee OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Henckon, VIM =, to Greater Y Savings
ni wn, !, Z, W., II la; ''''''''''''
PAlen. Thompson Corporation TO Newburu
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Aoard at'antrd.

BOARD WANTED for father and son. II years, IN
ID Bergen section, Jersey City: private family
preferred terms must be reasonable. Address with
FULL particulars, q. D., 2s Wooster st., n. Y. city.
GOOD UNFURNIsHED ROOM AND BOARD
VI wanted by young married couple with private
family; Washington Heights preferred.
+. r. box 2oi Sun ofaoa.
w ANTED-on the Brooklyn Heights only. Z
w comfortable homo for gsntleman aud wife,
whoa Willing 10 pay up TO 5000 per week fo3
quiet, refined surround ngs. Two connecting rooms
preferred. Address, giving particulars
H. box 81 Sun once.
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Lis Pendenl

Lis Pendens.
BAyard at, 2 and Il HymAn Grun vs. Leopold Hell
lnger OF al to recover possession &c: atty. Stern
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West Side.
A. A.-ATTENTIO

A.-A.-ATTENTION!
Attractive suites. with bath also single rooms,
with or without board: bachelors rooms doctors
otfces; references.
y. e. LELAND g. co..
/. West SD at.
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FURNISHED Roums & apartments TO gst
West Side.

Handsome second floor; private bath; sinufs
rooms; references. IL West SD st
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Rayalli District Court.

Hamilton. June THE case of Nc
Donell VS.. Mcleod, in which plaintiff
asked $3.50 balance on contract, was
settled by jury to-day. Evidence went
to show that the plaintiff did not COM
ply with the specitica tons of the con-
tract and had put inferior lumber into
the same, and the jury decided in favor
of the defendant.
The case of S. NJ. Gavin VS.. Joseph
Miner, to repleVin a COW, was quickly
settled, plaintiff being non-suited.
Tomorrow the case of Will Gavin
against Matt Fowler, constable in Vie
tor township, a suit for damages grow
ing out of an attachment of property
belonging to plaintiff, will come up.
Dan Horrigan, the man arrested fol
intimidating witnesses in the hold-uI
case in which Horrigan's brother was
one of the offenders, was discharged il
the district court this afternoon. Judge
Woody gave the prisoner one of those
lectures that his honor is so profcien
in delivering, which Mr.. HOrrgan vii
probably remember for some time.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-09
The Wrong Coon"

Hamilton, June THE colored man
arrested in Missoula yesterday on sus-
picion of being Nels Lewis, the man
wanted in Hamilton, was not the cul-
prit. as Lewis was arrested by Con-
stable Eastman early this morning in a
room at the Cottage hotel. Lewis was
successful in keeping out of the clutches
of the law for several days. but Bill
Eastman's eagle eye has great penetra-
ton Lewis was before Justice Fitz-
gerald this afternoon and his hearing
was set for next Tuesday morning. He
was put under 5000 bonds to appear,
which he could not produce and will
remain in Jail until the hearing. The
man arrested in Missoula has been or
der9d released.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-09
new TIME CARD SOON
Two Overland Trains May Be
Pulled Off.
BAPTIST PASTORS PASS BY
The Copper City Limited Between Butte
and Hamilton May Be Restored.
Operation of the New Rules
Is Very Satisfactory.

Missoula June S.--The indications are
that the new time card that has been
predicted for some days will soon be
STRUNG" in the office of the superin-
tendent While there has as yet been
no official information on the subject, 1t
is stated unoflicially that two of the
overland trains will soon be pulled off
and that when this happens the old
Copper City service will be resumed be-
tween Hamilton and Butte. This would
be hailed with delight by Missoula and
Hamilton people.
The operation of the new rules that
have been in force on the Northern Pa
citic since the first of the month seems
to be very satisfactory to all con-
cerned. The men on the road are
studying them still and new problems
are invented by them for practice daily.
Some of these questions that are pro-
pounded by the men to each other are
corkers.
A special train loaded with Baptist
preachers passed through Mtssoula at
5 o'clock Wednesday morning, east
bound. The clergymen We're returning
from their big San Francisco meeting.
Their train was made up of Wagner
sleepers and was one of the finest trains
that has been seen here. Otto Siegel
was the only man who saw the train
and his word is taken for it. He went
over to the station to put in a good
word for the Montana hotel. but it was
too early and all of the tourists were
asleep. Otto never sleeps.
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At the Hotels.

The Florence-D. E. Mulligan, New
York; E. H. Shaw, Spokane: J. P.
Browne, M. p. Gleason, Con A. st. Clair,
Butte; j. d. Quinn. New York; John
Rourk, Butte; Cyr Parent; l.. e,
Thorne, Chicago; Valdez Smith. and
wife. H. Trip, New York.
The Rankin-Ren Rice, Spokane; D.
Poison, Flathead lake; D. S. Duhson
Quartz; S. f. Reynolds, Victor; G. A
Shultz, Corvallis; Frank Anderson; L
Hinkley, A. D. Raleigh, Helena; Ed
Larson, Hamilton; Thomas Donlon, Jo-
seph Martell, Frenchtown; Mr.. anC
Mrs. NJ. L. Daniels, Philipsburg; A. F
Simard, Frenchtown; Robert Johnson
ranch; P. S. McDermott, Garnet; Ec
Lannen, Bearmouth; S. Egbert, earle
ton; John Rinquette, Potomac: J. f
Cornell, Gold Greek; f. Voss, Ovando
Ben Butler, Bonner; E. B, Shaw, Bo
nta; F. H Martin, city; W, H. Harris
Martina: John Clairmont, Roman.
The Kennedy. J. Carter, Butte; D
NJ. Mcdonald, Selfish; r. w. Brown ant
WIFE Herbert Brown, Cecile Brown
Bertha Consee, Waseca, Mimi: Mis-
Nellie Austin, city; c. ]. Mitchell
Butte.
The Observation-Disclosures Sydney
George Brown, Butte; L. A. Wells an
wife, Woodwork; Mrs. A. H. stephen;
city.
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court to be lenient His honor was
lenient and sentenced the young EEL
low up for As days. This sentence
receives general Endorsement.
Two hoboes, who are charged with
burglarizing the City drug store, APP
peared before Justice Hayes and
asked to have their hearing postpon-
ed for Is days. They said that they
were negotiating with an attorney and
that they had written for some money
to conduct their defense. Without the
money, they said, they would not be
able to have an attorney. Their hear
ing was set for June 90.
Justice Houtchens heard the tales of
woe told by five brakebeam tourists
and allowed them a reasonable time
in which to leave the city. All left.
Justice Houtchens also heard case
before him that promised for time
to be interesting. He issued war
rant upon complaint of Wagner &
Sevigne for he arrest of One McIn-
tyre, who was charged with obtaining
money from Father Pallidino under
false pretenses. The matter was set
tied out of court and the case was dis
missed