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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19
DANFoRTH BACK, HILL HERE
An Atmosphere of UHelessneas mt the Demo-
cratic State Headquarters.


The Hon. Elliot Danforth. Chairman OF
the Executive Committee OF the Demo-
cratic State Committee. returned yes
terday from his trip to Philadel-
phia. After consultation with his deputy.
the Hon. John A. Mason. Mr.. Danforth told
THE Sun reporter that no had not called to-
gether the Democratic Executive Commit
tee and that there was no immediate
prospect OF his calling 1t together.
He said that Judge 3. e. Taylor OF ChemunR.
the only member Of the Executive Committee
who has called at Stnte headquarters since 1t
was opened had returned to his home.
and he was alone. He said he had
received several letters from members OF the
Executive Committee regarding the work that
was to be done. He also said that there
Esseutee e Gam@,tee f Ms said sSst the reas
ursr OF the State Com mittee. the Hon. John +.
Gaynor. would have to conduct the finances OF
Mr.. Dantorth also said that he had not ha any
talk with MIR. Croker since the one he had i'm
cbsirmsn Of the ,''e exeeatSe e'o commttee.
NJ PpnfoT Hhr was sksd about
intended to repay the Democracy Of the state
OF New York for coming out SO enthusiastically
for him as the natural and approved leader OF
making a speech during the campaign MIR.
Danforth began to talk about the beauties OF
the Exposition that he had seen in Philadel-
night and PM, up at ths Manhattan Hotel:
up at the Holman House. and It twas was said by
the Democrats last night who knew OF his ar
ne st h the
down to recapture the silver crown that has
been without an owner since he presented It
State Committee. Mr.. Hills friends said that
tho Senator was here on law business"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19
DEspoyDENr STUDENTS SUICIDE.

Pam Shapiro Dreaded the Yale EHamina-
tions and Took His Own Life.
New HAVEN. Conn, Oct 1S-Paul Shapiro.
aged "a years who was doing his best to get
back to his class in the Yale Scientific School
this year. committed suicide in North Adams.
Mass. yesterday by taking paris green. Two
years ago he was a student in Yale The sui
eide is attributed to worry and dependency
He feared that he might not be able 10 pass his
intimate friends that if he didn't he would
take his life. Before taking poison Shapiro
wrote the following:
ITO WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN-This is to GER
THY that committed suicide OF my own free
will. and that neither, my neighbors nor my
landlord are responsible"
Shapiro. while at Yale. tried to pay his way
by teaching German. but the plan was unsuc-
cessful
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19
Navy Yard Notes.

The cruiser New Orleans will leave the Navy
Yard in Brooklyn for Manila this morning. I'M
less In the meantime orders are received from
Washington countermanding the orders re-
ceivsd last week. The vessel was being coaled
yesterday while engineers were repairing the
engines and boilers. The cruiser will take tho
The training ship Monongahela went into
drydock No at the yard yesterday Her hull
will be scraped and painted and she will re-
ceiye a neral overhaulinR
The hnttleship Indiana will come IN TO the
yard to- day from the Tompkinsvile anchorage
and will go into drydock No. 3 for slight re-
pairs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19
Hopper. Candidate wn, Inelirib,.

The Welde faction in the Thirty first Assem-
bly, district was glseful yesterday because they
had discovered that Isaac A. Hoppers candi-
date for the Assembly Leon W. Goodrich. was
Ineligible. being on tho list OF night school
teachers employed by the city. He has there
fore declined tho Tammany nomination. Ed
ward c. Stone another Hopper man has been
Dominated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19

The parishioners of st. Francis Xavier's
Roman Catholic Church in Brooklyn have de-
cided to build new church to take thu place
Of the unpretentious structure now being used
at Carroll street and Sixth avenue. The new
edince will he erected Mt cost OF Sl5O. 900 and
II will be OF gray granite with Indiana lime
stone trimmings 1t will be lt3 feet deep and
have a frontage on Sixth avenue OF 81 feet
At the rear Ofthe church on Carroll street will
be butt q chapel. which is to be used for the
weekday morning masses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19

The Bureau OF Elections was crowded last
night with belated members of the Citizens
Union and the Independent Labor Party
who wanted to file nominations by petition.
Tho clerks were swamped and unable to
file half OF the petitions that were turned in by
midnight when the time expired. Major Plim-
Icy. the chief clerk. said that as far as he could
Judge. the two parties had filed nominations
for nearly every Assembly district in tho city
for Assem- ymen and Aldermen mos. OF them
OF fusion candidates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19
Husband Can't Help His wife to n Divorce

On the trial OF an action OF Augusta Charlton
for all absolute divorce from Henry J. Charlton.
the plaIntiff had her husband called as a wit
ness before Justice Russell Of the Supre m Court
doing. Justice Russell refused to permit him
to testify. saying that q husband or wife cannot
give such evidence under the law. AS plaintiff
week. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19
CHINESE MISSION LOOTED.
Quarrel OF the Missionaries Spread to Their
FplInwera

Followers.
VANCOUVER. B. c.. Oct. 49, The French Cath
Ollie and German Protestant missionaries at
Tung Kun have been Quarrellng and the row
spread to the native followers OF Herr Zahn.
tho Protestant. and Father Julien. the Cath
Ollie. A riot followed, The Protestant mission
was looted. Both missionaries have fled for
safsty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19

Wouldn't Answer Questions Put to Them
When They Were Challenged.

Several applications for writs OF mandamus
to compel election inspectors to register pro-
posed voters who declined to answer all the
questions propoundod to them when they were
challenged before the election inspectors. came
up before Justice Bookstaver Of the supreme
Court yesterday, but were adjourned until Fri
day. Two OF the applicants who refused to
answer in the Sixteenth election district OF tho
Eighteenth Assembly district say that the
board was evenly divided on the reception Of
their votes. and that II was the two Republican
inspectors who prevented registration. The
adJournments wers granted at the request OF
State SUPERINTENDENT OF Elections McCullagh.
who said that time should be given so that he
Attorney General would have an opportunity
to argue the motions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19
Whale Sighted OFF Eas,hampton

EAsTEAMrToN. l.. l.. Oct. 1S,-Whales have
been sighted off this place. and old-timers say
cold weather is at hand. The first whale OF the
season made his appearance the other day and
ocoasioned great excitement in tho village.
He was quite close to shore. and rush was
made by the whaling crew to man one OF tho
boats and put out on "a hunt. Before they
fishing nets hereabout were considerably
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19

Troops to 30 Brought Back to More Castle
City in Good Condition.

Troops to Bo Brought BRck to Moro Castle
City In Good Condition.
SPECIAL Gable DesDdtch 10 The Sun.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA Oct. 1S.-The military
headquarters was returned to the city to-day
from Cristo. where 1t was established during
the fever scare. The health Of the city is ex-
cellent There 10 no sick ness among the Amer
lean troops or civilians. The troops will
soon be recalled to occupy the now barracks
near Moro Castle. where there has been no
sick ness during the summer.
MAJOR q. NJ. Barbour. the head OF the SAM
tary Commission. held a review to-day Of the
300 uniformed employees Of that department.
Gen. Wood and his staff also viewed the
parade. The city to-day shows the results OF
the splendid work done during the past year
by Gen. Wood and Major Barbour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19
PREACHER'S FRIENDS WON.

Nan Chosen as Pastor of a German Church
in Jamaica to BE Installed.
The trouble In the German Reformed Church
Of Jamaica over tho selection OF the Rev.
Frederick steubener as pastor caused con-
sidera bic discussion at tho morning session OF
tho North Chassis in the old Bushwck Re-
formed Church in williamsburg Yesterday.
The consistory OF the Jamaica church is
to the selection of the Rev. Mr. Steubener
The Chassis decided to ordain him and install
him as pastor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19
American System in an English Brewery.
Special Gable Dispatch 10 THl SUI

LONDON. Oct. 1S.-Allsopp 4 Sons. Limited.
the wellknown brewers. celebrated to-day the
installation at their Burton works OF the
Pfaudler vacuum system OF brewing lager
beer. The installation. which is the first OF
the kind in Great Britain. was carried out BY
the Pfaudler Company of New York. The sue
cess OF the system in the United States Induced
Allsopps to initiate II here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19
burglars Meet Firearms Twice in Ono
Night.

LANCASTER. Pa. Oct. 1S.-Burgars last night
entered half dozen residences at Kinzers. At
John b. Singers they were confronted by Mrs
Singer with a shotgun ana beat a retreat.
The safe was opened but no cash found The
tered. but as it yielded no spoils the burglars
visited the ticket agent himself, John Pass
more. at his home. He was aroused by their
noise and when they entered his bedroom he
covered the gang with revolver and they re-
treated in panic. Their nights work failed
to bring to them one cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19
SERIOUS RIOTS IN BELGIUM.

Houses of the Councillors Sacked by Mobs
mt Malines.
Special Gable Despatch TO THx sus.
ANTWERP. Oct 1S.-The success OF the Cler-
icas in the Malines election Is causing serious
riots. The houses Of the Councillors have been
sacked by mobs. several political personages
have been wounded. and a number Of women
who we're injured in the fighting have been
removed to the hospitals. Troops are now
pAtrollinR the city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19
MAJOR TATE WINS HIS FIGHT

HIS hoihbtHte"ohI AS NeEiHter OF BrOOkIyn
Water Department Ordered.
Word was received in Brooklyn yesterday
that the Court Of Appeals had decided in favor
OF Major Augustus c. Tate in his long fight for
reinstatement as Register OF the Water Depart
m ent in that borough.
soon after Mayor Van Wyck took hold, Major
Tate. who Ia a war veteran. was removed by
Deputy Commissioner Moffett on the plea
that the place was confidential one. and John
+. Frost Democratic coal dealer. got the
$4,000 lob. Although the courts have all de-
clared that Major Tate was II legally removed
scheme. 1t is said. has been laid to cut short
his tenure OF office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19
TIE KAISER TO VISIT ENGLAND.

Confirmation of the Report That He will
Go There Next Month.
Special Cdbk D,spdtch TO THE Sun.
BERLIN. Oct. 1S-The Cologne Gazette con-
firms the report Of the Emperors intended
visit to England on Nov. 49, He will be ac-
companled by Prince Albert of schleswig- Hol-
stein.
The Car and Czarina will probably remain
at Wolfsearten till tho beginning OF Novem ber
They may then visit Potsdam.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19

Leader of the "Blnck Jack" Gang in Jail.
AUSTIN. Tex, Oct. 1S-Volney Musgrave.
the leader of the," Black Jack" gang OF train
robbers who was arrested near Roswell. n. NJ.
has been eXtradited and was to-day placed In
Jail at Cotulla. Tex, whore he is under indict-
mcnt for hor.o theft strong guard accom-
a rescue by the other members OF the Black
Jack gang
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19
GLEASON TICKET IN THE FIELD.

He NominnteS Himself for ASsemblyma IN
on a Home Rule Platform,
Former Mayor Patrick j. Gleason's indepen-
dent ticket for the borough of Queens. con-
tanning $500 signatures. was filed with the
Clerk OF Queens county last night.
He names him self as cand ate for Assem- bly,
man from the First district OF Queens county,
which comprises his old stronghold. LsnR
Island City. His platform will be home rule
and separation from New York city,
Former CORPORATION Counsel Thomas P
Burke 10 named as candidate for Municipal
Justice. and for District Attorney, Gleason en- :
dorses the Republican nominee. George W.
Dawson. the present District Attorney.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19

The Board Of Health has amended section
Ill Of the sanitary code. relative to cemeteries
by adding the following clause
No food. beverage or other article for human
consumption shall be sold. exposed or offered
for sale in any cemetery or burying ground in
this city"
This is supposed to DO aimed at Brooklyn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19
Bicycl. workers Slow to Organize.

An ATTEMPT is to be made to form bicycle
workers union in this city by ]. F. Mulholland.
president OF the international Bicycle Workers
Union. who 10 now in town. Several attempts
have been made to form Il union OF bicycle
workers. here. but tho workers were not en-
thusiastic over the scheme.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19
MAsONIC TEMPLE ON FIRE.

A Wall Blown Out by an Explosion Killed
Three Men.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Oct. 1S.-The new
Masonic Temple at Knghtstown was discov-
cred on fire at 30 o'clock this morning,
and in few moments the fire had spread to
other buildings AMI several firms were burned
out or had their stocks badly damaged. the
Masonic Temple was burn ing there was an ex-
ploson, supposed to be Of gas. and one Of the
killing F. +. Davy. Truman Rhodes and Charles
Sculler
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19
GUERIN RoULDN'r ANSWER.

Inc Anti-Semte Leader silent at the Exam
ination on Conspiracy Charges.
Special Gable Despdteh to THE Sun.
PARIS. Oct. 1S.-Jules Guerin. the anti Semitic
leader and would be hero OF the Fort Chabrol"
incident when he defied the Government for
several weeks. was Intercepted to-day by NJ.
Berenger regarding the charges against him
growing out OF tho Royalist conspiracy. Gufrin
refused to answer the questions put to him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19
Nntlonal w. c. ID. Convention At s..,tle

SEATTLE, Wash. Oct. 1s-Delegates to the
National w. c. T. L. Convention have been
arriving here all day on special and regular
trains and are meeting with cordial reception
at tho hands OF local and State organizations,
the Mayor and members OF the Chamber OF
Commerce. Nearly all tho States are repre-
AentNu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19
Japanese Honor Queen wilhelm,na.

Special Gable Despatch to THE Sun
THE HAGUE. Oct 1S-Ths Japanese envoy.
at a special audience with Queen Wilhelmi "a
to-day. offered her Majesty the hrst-oass
decoration OF the highest order OF Japan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19

The Hamburg American Liner from Now
York Grounds In the Elbs.
Fp,cial Gable Despa,ch TO The Sun

LONDON. Oct. ia despatch to Lloyds re-
ports that the Hamburg American line
steamer Patricia. from New York to Ham
burg Ia ashore In the Elbe off Shuau. few
IN lies from Hamburg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19
$3.50 Damages In the Star Pointer Case.

The action OF william b. Fasig X Co. to re-
cover damages from Denton Pearsall for not
combating the purchase OF the PAGER Star
Pointer at an auction sale Of horses Mt Madison
square Garden on March 8, 1897. resulted in
the Supreme Court Yesterday in judgment
for $3.50 in favor Of the firm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19
GEN. MERCIER's son IN A DUEL.
He and His Opponent. NJ. Urban Gohier,
Were Both Wounded.

Special Gable DeSpdtch to THE Sun.
PARIS. Oct. 1s.-The son ofGen. Mercier. who
was recently removed from the African service
and assigned toa cavalry regiment at Fontaine-
bleu. fought a duel to-day with ii. Urban
Gohier. the author. whose work The Army
Against the Nation" caused great outcry
some months ago. Contrary to the usual
French duel. Mercer was wounded in the left
breast and NJ Gohier In the forehead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-19
The Weather,

An area Of low pressure was passing yesterday
over Lakes Superior and Michigan into Canada. car.
rying with it cloudy and showery weather which
lakes the Ohio and Tennessee, valleys and the Middle
There also light fall of snow in Minnesota; in
dense fog envcloped the Middle Atlantic and New
England coasts in the morning
Freezing temperatures continued throughout tho
Northwest. and thence southwark over Colorado
Nebraska and Iowa, 1t will be colder over most Of
the Central States this morning with frost In the
Atlantic States yesterday it was warmer and sultry.
In this city there was heavy rain in the early
ing, clearing after A, NJ. total rainfall 80 of an
inch; average humidity, 81 per cent; wind shifted
from southwest to northwest average velocity
fifteen miles an hour barometer corrected to read
to sea level at A. NJ. 2g.go, 8 p. NJ. 2O.s3
The temperature rs recorded by the ofhcial Their
mometer and also by The suns thermometer at the
street level is shown in the annexed table:
,GOnca,2 suns -0Heial- SUNS.
IN & & i. j n E,$ H$ 4; E; q:
wAsHrSGroS FORECAST FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW.
For the District of Columbia. Delaware. Maryland
and Virginia, fair to-day and Friday; light west to
north winds.
For raS''rn PennsvIrGnid. eastern Nep FORK, N,v
Jsr"v. NsWHampIhirs. MdSsGehuI,its, Connecticut and
Vermont fair. cooler today Friday. Jatri light to
| fresh WsSt 10 north pinds.
For western New York and western Pennsylvania,
fair TO-DAY Aad Friday light west to north winds.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17

Cincinnati Nov 1s.-The Newport bookmakers
got q ecorching to-day in the victory OF What Next
I'm the last race He was backed down from 10 /
10 S 10 3 and under pull. Summaries:
First race (seyen furongs maiden three year-olds)
Koenlg IO7 a.. Thompson). 10 !, Nunkey Me.
iO7 Goland 13 to .. second; Nobleman, III Dupee)'
10 20 l. third. Time-I:2sA. -
second race (six furongs selling: Sites. 104 WED
derstrand) 10 to l. won First Past. 1O4 Dupee u 10
second lie Machus los (E. Ross) to /. third Time
lib. ,, -
1o4 1Dupee, 10 won. Chorus 50 Forehand). 100 10
second; Croesus. 100 (Overton). 10 l. third Time
147&. .,-,. ~. %
Fourth race (sI furiongs handicap Foneda 20
10 10 l. second. Moio. li3 Hamiiton). 10 2 third
Time-1:i4h. ,,-.. -, ,,o ,,,,-,.,
~ won: Loyalty 105 o. thompson. 20 l. second.
Hampton IO5 Oupee). s TO !. third. Time-lAH.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
BILLIARDS..
PoGGENBURG AND TOWNSEND THE WIN
NERs IN THE INTERCITY ANA
TEI-R TOURNAMENT

The fourth days play in the intercity amateur
billiard tournament at Slossons Academy. Twenty
second-st. and Broadway. furnished two winners
in Ferdinand Poggenburg 900 and Aruhtr r. Town
send (2sM Poggenburg beat Mark II. Mudauer
(20) in last nights game after the most exciting
finish that the tournament has yet produced.
Muldauer had a fine chance to run out. but had
a bad lineup and missed bank shot. Then Pog-
genhurg let slip his first chance 10 win. but Null
dauer scored only one point before he nervously
slipped up on short draw Poggenburg needed
Just twelve points and he got ten OF them by care
full nursing before the worries froze and had TO he
set up for the spot shot. He counted. however
successfully. and the next easy carrom gave him
the game by 800 70 21o. His average was A-45
and his best runs 10 2s, 27 and q. Mudauer av-
eraged 3O-45 while his best runs were 2l 10. 10
and 49, .
In the afternoon game Townsend was opposed 70
William Arnold (22O and beat him easily by 20
10 l53 Townsend averaged 500. with hlgh runs OF
"a 30 and @ Arnold averaged I 8-aS. and MS
highest runs were 20. II and 10.
The standing OF the players now is as foIloWs'
PoeRenburg 300 won , lost o, Muldauer t22Q), Won
2 lost l: Keeney ESQ. /. lost /; stark t@pl;
won ! lost l. Townsend (2So), won ! lost /, ana
Arnold (22o. won Q, lost 3. ,
This afternoon Keeney will play Mudauer; ana
this evening Stark will meet Arnold II VIII ,ps
'Iades night" and only men who are accompanied
by women will be admitted.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
FOY HUNTING IN KENTUCKY.

Estill Springs Ky. Nov. Is CspeciaD.-rhe sixth
annual meet Of the National Fox Hunters Associs-
ton began in earnest here to-day. and the sport
was good. The master OF the hounds. Rogers Will
iams, cast the puppies in the Derby about daylight
this morning the hill overlooking the Kentucky
River about a mile from here. There the fol-
lowing starters Rogers WIlliams's Redwine. E. X.
Renaker's West Virginia and Bay, H. c. Triggs's
Sogon Porter and Nell. Samuel Wooridges Tar
Baby, John B. Parks Barney and Buster. William
Hubdck's Lizzie, Arch" Walkers Fritz. W. I.
Gradys Pearl and Lydia They failed TO find .
fox, and after hunting hour they were called In
and another start made this afternoon.
Within few minutes after being cast the second
time a fine fox started. and he led them
merry chase. For two hours the fox kept up and
it seemed &c II the young dogs would outstrip the
fox but he kept about hundred yards in the
lead and by quick swerve found shelter in thick
underground the sice OF the hill overlooking the
river and the puppies would not go in after him
The judges could not render decision and the race
will be run tomorrow. The attendance is In
creasing, and sportsmen are expected from Gin
clnnati Nashville and other cities. The weather u
fns and conditions good for first class sport
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

GOLF-Team match. Morris County cad
dies against Baltusrol caddies. Morris Coun-
" Golf Club.
HORSE SHOw.-Fifteenth annual Ma
.ional Horse Show. Madison Square Garden.
acknowledgements against Penn
svlvania state College. Franklin Field.
THLETICS.-St James's Academy track
and field games. Ambrose Park.
BILIIARDS.-Amateur handicap tourna-
ment Slosson's: Hanover Club tournament.
Brooklyn.
FIELD TRIALS.-Celtral Beagle Club.
fourth annual trials. Carmichaels. Penn:
Eastern Field Trial Club. twenty first annual
trials Newton. n c.
BOXING.-Hander-M Mcconnell. Broadway
Athletic Club. evening.
ROWLING.-American Natonal--Oriental,
Rosedale and Doottle teams; Harlem
Ieague-Central, Morris Wheelmen and
PhRnix teams: Columbia League-Boule-
ward. Cornthian and Empire City teams;
Arlington National-Amity NJ, NJ. and NJ
and Straggler teams; National League-Fi-
della Riverdale and Harlem Republican
club teams: New-York Royal Arcauum-
citizens Defender and Our No. teams;
also Brooklyn Royal Arcarum. Royal Ar
canum sub" and Kings County tourna-
ments. in Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
CARS TO STOP BEFORE TWO CROSSINGS.

In its efforts TO benefit horsemen. the Road Horse
Association, OF the State Of New-York, recently
took up the question OF the streetcar crossings at
Seventh-ave. and One-hundred d-and-sixteenth-st.
where many horses have been frightened by the
cars. President Gwathmey. OF the association. was
informed yesterday that H. H. Vreeand. Of the
Metropolitan Street Railway Company. had issued
an order for all to come 10 full stop In
One-hundred- and -sixtcenth-st., before crossing
Seventh-ave.. and TO cross slowly. ]. II. Robert.
son. superintendent Of the Third Avenue Railroad
Company, has taken similar action in regard to
the crossing at One-hundred-and-twenty- -nfth-H.