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The record-union., 1899-08-20
Funds for Porto Rico Sufferers.

$ WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. = Among
the contributions for the Porto Rico
storm sufferers received at the War
Department to-day were: From Pres1-
dent Mckinley, $3.50; Vice President
Hobart, $3.50; Secretary Root, 500;
William Barbour, New York, $3.50; Au-
gust Belmont, New York, $500. A let
ter has been received from the Mer-
chants Association of New York say
ing that $4,000 had been contributed
for Porto Rico.
The record-union., 1899-08-20

Curiosity is one of the forms of feml-
nine bravery.-Victor Hugo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03
SEXTON WAS UNSrMpfTHETIC
And Row, Like Trustee Sage, lie Is Ont of
DIR. Evans's Church.

John Main, for years the sexton Of the West
Presbyterian Church. has resigned. Russell
Sage, former trustee, said yesterday:
Il have known Mr. Main thirty years lie Ia
a man Of unblcmished character lie came 10 me
In great sorrow because he had been forced 10
resign on account OF his sympathcs with those
having the higher interests Of the church ri heart
William i. Campbell n present trustee said.
"Mr Sag" in ctitici~nG tho action 81 this hoard
Is going ton far Why. he hash cycn paid for
his Inst SIX months occupancy Of the pow that
enabled him tu vote against m" present ruling
party IN the church. Mr. Main was not in syn.
patty with US As collector Of pew rents
when any me asked II he had any vacant pcws
h" would throw MP his hands and cycllim, oil
Of them
l!r wasn't in sympathy with the feeling II
hop" for the best that ChHIaCtcriIcS our church.
II" would come NJ g. an officer engaged In rurI.
vcrshtiun with strangers and remark Yes hrro's
another, given up her pow and cleared out ~ the
church ndrr the Sag" administration he tad
practically ran tnc financial affairs II uIc church
I" attend tp his regular duties ~ . sexton he
iirrI - man. Since hc plainly showed lis Ia,s
Oi sympathy Tor N" present churiI, since wr had
no "a" for him ~ ~ financial agent. and since Ills
duties were performed by another man. We yui"d
lhht ilS services We're no longer required and
gave Lin an opportunity To- resign"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03
HELP ~ THE NICK or TIME ar SEA.
Five Minutes After the Napoleon Bough-
ton Foundered Her Crew Were
Aboard tho ComRAche.

The four. mascd schooner Napoleon Dough
ton, 72S tons. which sailed from this port last
week for Charleston, $. 4, with cargo oi salt
foundcrcd Tuesday in the cyclone near fr,
ing Pan Shoals, oil the Coast Of North Carolina.
Her skipper. Capt. Frank u. Sucs, her mate
Smith lhurber. and her crew Of five Scandna
vians. were rescued by the clyde Line steam.
ship Comanche. Capt Pennington, within five
minutes after the iour-maS',r sank in fourteen
fathoms. The Comanchc got here yesterday.
When the ComanChr ran down tu the IiOuehton
In rc1punCr 20 distress signals, tic wind MAS blow
rr 10 miles, amt the seas were su tall that boat
rouli not live. Capt Stiles made n rAil II three
eight foot Tenders dashed 20 n companion ladder.
The CumanChc steamed TO The lrcwHrd 81 the
schooner. and the mcn on The schooner launched
their raft Before they Ind driitcd half way lo
the liner. the abandoned Vessel PLUNGED forward
and vanished. The raft was within twenty feet
Of The tomanrhc lines Were thrown To the women
and they were hauled 10 n sea ladder lowered
over the ships side, They wer" all all" 10 mount
the ladder and reach tho deck without assistance,
They saved only what they stood in
The Boughton was owned IN New Haven.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03
L1WREyCE-WILLING.
Sister OF Mrs. John Jacob Aston Becomes .
Bride Mt Newport.

NEWPORT. r. l.. Nov. 2. 1.-The Newport season
Of 1899 was brought TO close to-day with a
society wedding In Trinity Church. the con-
tracing parties being Miss Susan Willing.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward =. willing
OF Philadelphia and Mr. Francis G. Lawrence
OF New York The bride entered tho church
on the arm OF her father. who gave her away.
She was unattended The bride was met at
tho chnncel rail by the bridegroom and the best
man. Mr.. winthrop Rutherfurd. the ushcrs
being hessrs Winfield Scott Hoyt and Center
Hitchcock. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev Henry Morgan stone. nssistel by tho
II. Rev William NcNickar, bishop Of Rhode
ronts on Webster street there vas reception
and wedding breakfast.
Those at the wedding we're: Col. and Mrs
John Jacob AttOr. the latter sister of tho
bride: Mrs |. +. Burden. Barton willing, Mrs
G. II Baldwin. Mrs l.. l.. Lorillard. Mrs Paul
Dahlgren. Miss Dahlgren. Mr. and Mrs. w.
Watts sherman, Mrs. G, 7. Perkins. Mrs.
!.isprnard stewart, Mrs sidney Webster. Mrs.
IL Fish Webster. Mrs. I. u. q. D'Hnutevile.
the M.ees Stone, Mrs. =. q, Slater. Mrs. J. C.
Dyer, Jr : Miss Swan. Mrs Adolf Isdcnhurg
Mrs, T.. J.. Winthrop. Jr.: Mr.. aud Mrs ROYAL
Phelps Carroll Mrs. Duncan Elliot, the Misses
Wetmore. Mrs Walter J., Kane. Mr.. md Mira
Victor Sorchan. David ii. King. Jr; Or W. u.
Hopkins, Mr. md Mrs. Paul Andrews. Atherton
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence left ON their wedding
trip early In the afternoon and later viii join
Col. Astor's yachting party in the Msditsr-
ranean.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03
JOTIINGS tBUUr TONY.

The fvo alleged svinalcrs connected with tho
Amsricau Import sud Trading Company, arrested
on Wrlr"sdaT W re- hold IN EOu all each for rx.
animation by Magistrate Deuel. IN the C.utre streUt
police court yesterday. The shsrla received a writ
OF r'prSlu against the concern tor ninety one dol.
lars worth Of backing in favor OF the :. NJ B,rby
Company. aud lrviel on tho goods which had been
packed up for shipment
The Police Board yesterday refused the application
or Detective Sergeant James 5. Roche OF Brooklyn
Tor pcrmi on To- enter the rvil serYIcr
for the rank Of caItln, the Board being OF opinion
lhN the special art which made Brooklyn detect We
scrIrahH rank w serEuln'S has cen nnnulled by the
charter.
Deputy chief Gi' iur' ~ tho Fire Department is on
mo sex Hat ani y,s'srday Deputy Chiof william II
lrlehAntL 81 Broualyn and queens wa. N command
OF Hlcgucl district, hutwc,n Fourteenth ard FoTy
.c'nnd streets II II the frat time rro uflcsr from
ne horouLh' across the bridge has held command
In Manhattan,
Engineer Louis W. Rel lbs OF Fire Engine Comuany
- ~ WI mani street was rOduc a e. the ranks yes
teluN ~ tummsliunor SCauuell. and Fireman
g'tlch j. sutton aud Thomas ~CAulhn u the same
company we've nuri tw MY days pay for hayiny
h-"h round cut ~ quarters aud ia a saloon yhen
th'y we've supposed 10 hr GA duty. ~
Lena Page emp'oNcl as a servant Ivy David War
noli the comedian VA, arrnHto last night for steal
ing ValulhlrH from Ms, Warhrld
Seats on the Sew York Cotton Exchange ARC now
siloo GId, sl!uU asked. az advance OF 5000 within
hSeAr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03
VIEW crSron Ho,sE rL,vS.
Those Submitted hy Cn,. Gilbert Wui
Doubtless IL. tpprutrd.

wAsuISdToN. toy A.. Secretary Gr.s re-
ceIved this morning petitions from the local
councils az the American lu,iitat- 81 Agehi-
tscts At New York aEd Philadelphia. rpsIec-
lively. urg.ng that the plans for the Now York
Custom House submitted BY CaSs Gilbert 10
approved by tho Secretary q the Treasury
Tho only person who appeared before the
Secretary for u hearing to-day IN response t.
his general invitation Of yesterday was Iraucl.
II. Kmba!l. one Of the architects who submit
tod plans FOR the Custom House Mt kimhnll
signed ths letter AL 'rrssrl 10 Irrsidrnt
Mckinley last week asking that "a new Jury 81
award DO hppontsd aud that tie competition
De thus rIOp"n-d.
Secretary Gage will not announce his de-
cis.on until tomorrow. iio rcRchrd c,ncu-
sion might, however, md unless this ~
changed before tho public announcement IN
made tho uians Of Architect CHss Gilbert Will
be approved 1t could not le learned to-day
that President Mckinley has taken any Inrt IN
the controversy further than Ia "Namiu" the
petitions that have been niirca 500 - him aud
to hear Senator'S Plat and DoIew ptothis
time he has let the matter entirc!y 10 the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury, who hNs full authority
t. accept or reject plans for public buildings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03
White Ogden.

The Wedding Of Miss Elsie Ogden. daughter
Of Col. and Mrs. Willis Lord Ogden. to AleNnn-
der NJ. White. Jr. took place at , o'clock yes
terIny afternoon in tho First Presbyterian
Church on the Heights. brooklyn. The Rev.
l.. Mason Clarke. the pastor OF tho church.
OBLIGATED. Miss Alice Ogden. the older sister
OF the bride. was maid " honor. and the brides
line Litchncld. Mas Sarah seaman. Miss
Hda Secomh. Miss Clara Ogden and Miss
Margaret White. Harold ! White. n brother
ushers were Willis u. Wood and Jonathan r.
Lanman OF BROOKLYN. I2ra Lincoln and
Rupert c. King Of Manhattan, James /. Put
nam and Harold j. Coolidge NJ Boston. \ re-
certion was given arerward A. the home of tho
brides parents. I3 Hisrreront street, brooklyn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03
me mann or STUDENT BEnKAEr.
Resolution Adopted nv the student BODY of
Cornell University.

ITHACA. y. Y. Nov. The committee OF
seven which was appointed TO draft resolu-
tons respecting the death OF Student Berkeley
has reported the following. which will. in all
probability. nut an end TO the unfortunate affair
"a far rs the students are concerned:
I'VE the student body OF Cornell University.
In mass meeting assembled. do hereby. by
resolutions formerly passed. give expression
to Our deep regret at the death Of Edward
Fairfax Berkeley, member ~ the freshman
Glass. who was drowned at Geneva. y Y. OIL
the 9th day of October. lS.H'. and 10 hereby
extend to his parents and to the Kappa Alpha
Society. our profound ympathy for them In
their bereavement. W" do further express
OUR conviction. based upon the evidence given
Fairfax Berklsy met his death entirely
BY accident, and through no fault o. any Of
those with whom he was ass 0rilte!. We desire
Furthermore 10 state that ha2ing and practices
which tend IN any WAY 10 enInnger lie or
limb do not exist at Cornell! University
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03
COR
Opening rlsy for the Annual westchsster
club Open Tourny.

@2-hols match between two Crescent A. c.
men. won 10y sydney Maddox. and tho defeat
OF W. J., Gunther by George Fox Tiffany. were
the afternoon features at tho third yearly open
tournament Of the Golf Club of Wsstchoster
yesterday while the morning event was the
winning Of the gold medal in the qualifying
round BY Maddox. His score was o. which.
while nine strokes higher than that in which
Walter j. Travis won ths same prize last
year was very good. a. n brisk wind that
was hall gale was pronounced
factor against the players. But. aside from
this aud tho stone walls. which perpleN the
golfers OF to-day IA much as they used to
bother III. Wostehcster Hunt years ago in their
chascs after the hounds. no one had any fault
to 1nd with the course.
The week had opened so unpropitiously for
goltng that there was only a small field OF
starters, and instead u two siNteens qualifying
respectively for The Bronx and the Governors
cups the limit was cut down TO eight. The fol-
lowing were the eight to qualify:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03
1rG mrs mr. rRircEss AWE
Two sailors on the Yacht BADLY Hurt In
the Collision.

The 20 foot sChouncr yacht Princess Anne
owned by Robinson q. Various Of New Rochelle
was run into by the tugbuat Robert Kennedy YES
terdhy aicrnuou oil Fort Hamilton ana tnu mem.
h'rS 81 the yacht = crew were badly hurt The
yacht, with Mr.. VARIOUS al The helm, had j,lst
passed III" Fort and was heading for the NnrrOws
when the tugboht came along. bound for this city
In trying to make n short IL, K Mr.. Various threw
the boat right IN the way %! the tug. The bow II
tlic uIgl pat went clear through the port side Of
the yacht Hans Grcibrr had his right shoulder
dslucH,d and three II the fingers Of his ght hand
broken Erlr Swcns"n got n cut in the scalp
whlCn II took seven stitches e. close and "a severe
confusion II tie back. The Princess Anne was
towrd t" staten Island. where She will De placed
in n dry dock Tor TcuairS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03
Busch Fnir~hild.

This wedding Of Miss Christine Marie Fair
child and Brton y. Busch Of Brooslyn was
celebrated yesterday At -. Georges Church.
Stuyvesant square. The ceremony was per
formed by the rector. tn" Rev, William T.
Rains'nrd Miss Eth~l Busch. Miss Alice
Frances HerricE. Misc Rita Burgess. Misc
Marion Ilndlsy aud Miss Katherine ITom1ns
chi II was beat man Tho usheis were Edward
G. Hartshorne. William +. CArhart. Jr.. Crow-il
MADDEN. Jr.. John Adrian lleSss, Dnvid Haskell
followed ut the home Of the brides porrnts
MIR. and MIS-. Horace J. Fairchild. 80 West
filty-hith street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03
Movement. OF Naval Vessels.

WAsHISGToN. Nov. > The Gunbont Marietta
loft Porto DelGaLe, Azores. FOR Gibraltar %
Oct, 81, but her departure was not reported TO
the Navy Department to-day. The cruiser
New Orleans sailed from the same place for
Port Said to-day. Both these vessels are bound
for Manila.
TheauxiliNry cruiser Ranger. nl-o designated
FOR Ihiirpnrs service, was pa'rI IN COM
mission at The Mare Island Navy Yard ycster.
day. The training shin Lancaster loft st
Thomas for 1T. kitts to-day.
The despatch boat Dolphin will leave the
Washington Navy Yard AZ o'clock Saturday
morning for the mouth % the Oruuoco River
VeneHuea She viii spend about three months
in surveying 400 miles OF tho South American
coast,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03
RIVER CRASH INQUIRY NEXT WEE
wrockcr- Now Trying to Save tho Chicage's
Huil-wont Move II Just Yet.


No attempt will probably be made to remove
what now remains OF the sunken ferryboat
Chicago for two weeks. All OF the upper wood
work OF the boat has been removed. and Moth
ing Is now visible above water but the walk
inG beam. The smokestark and all the debris
floating about 1t was removed yesterday. II 10
now thought that the hull OF the boat cau he
saved. and for this purpose chains will be
pAssed underneath her as rapidly ms possible.
but as she lies on hard bottom this work will
require considerable time. When II has been
cempl-tedthe hull will bs rsised by pontoons
at high tide and tioated to some convenient
place whern IL will hc hCarhed.
Four wagons all In good condition. were
taken rom the wreck Yesterday and landed mt
Jersey CIV where their owners were BOTTLED
t. call for them. No mora bodies were found
although three men are stll missing Tha
local Board o. Unitcd States INSPECTORS OF
Steam Vessels has set next Thursday for In
vestlsat ing the collision between the Chicago
and tho city OF Augusta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03

Arxico's Foreign ARnirs Minister Makes n
; leech at the Chamber of lnmnnrcn.

Senior IGnsc.o VI MarIscal. MIN -tcr II Foreign
Affairs oi Mexico was guest 4 honor at tho
regular monthly meeting Of the Chamber - Com.
mcfcc yesterday afternoon. \ largo number
Of members attended thr nicotine
Senior MsElsrHl WAS introduced ~ Charles
Stewart Smith Chairman 81 tic ENo.uiiyr Com.
mite. Senior MHri-cal made . speech ~ winch
he said
II has been my pleasure during MY slot
visit T. have received several drmon-,tatiprq
Of regard i,r my county. bat none has brru IN
my sight more important than t'Is one, coming
NJ u docs i1Im IA" c"Wmr'rInl lenders II the
United StnLc' Commerce" hHs always been q
great CivIliJcr. it carrie. with it, commodities
NJ, i ,, :, IA ~ % ~ "'
mcnt with particular interest / can only add
thnt ain immensely ubnE ri 10 you fpr Your cuur-
LSy aud kIu4ur g.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03

Tn. eighth monthly hsndi,

Tho eighth monthly handicap Of the 50. An
drew's Colt Club will lie played to.mo GROW.
W. l.. Gunther, IN the course OF the boyle
match on last Monday at tho Staten Island
Cricket and Baseball club went the out holes
on the Fox Hills links ia D. ~. T. I. t. (. u. I. DO
This made a new amateur record for tho
course
At the annual election ~ tho Coll club q;
Lakewood. on last Tuesday. the following OIL
GERS and governors were elected: President. H.
Bage Kerr; Nice- Pres dent. John Miley Treas
urer. George " Stockl-y: Secretary. Jasper
Lynch: CAPTAIN. Frank VI. Freeman Govern
ors. Francis 4. Freeman, Frank NJ freeman.
George j Gould, II. y. Kerr PSul 7 kimhal
ana William 4. WhrelOck
Tomorrow will he an important day at tho
Nassau Country Club. The first and second
rounds Of the club cham pionship will he deci-
ded and also an eiehtrSn-hOle medal play
round will be held 10 complete a series OF team
matches. at hole play.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03
The Ida Lawrence. Crew Refused To Lcav.
Their Vessel.

CHARLEsToS. 8. G.. Nov. 2-Thc British
Steamship Broadgnrlh put in at Quarantine
last night for coa'. Tho vessel reported having
passed the schooner Ida Lawrence about ono
-hundr"i miles southeast Of Charleston, in a
lraElng condition. Signals o. di.tr.ss Nsrs
s"nt IN. but tie brOangHrih wa, short OF coal
and could not tow. The crew refused to lsayo
the schooner, rs they expected help though
IN" broaIgarth reported that the vessel
could hardly have remained intact more than
twenty;onr hours. No further report has
reached here Of the schooner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03
Corbin-Eostcr.

Miss Amy Foster AMI John Corbn we're
married yesterday afternoon in st. Georges
Church. stuyvc,nnt Square The Rev DR.
William s. Rains'ord the rector. performed tho
ceremony The bride was given away by hcr
father. Edwin ". Foster Mrs Stacy G. Ei.h.
mQnt was m3trrIn Of honor. an, Miss iol."n
tho hrlrsmai =. G.. H. Corh'n - Chicago
brother NJ the hrld"g room. was host man. Tho
ushers were John kcndrok IAEgs, I".sG
Lynch Williams. u \. Stevenson. Henry u.
Whitfield. Thomas W. Lamont uui Pits nGf-
%
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03
POLICE AFTER STRIKERS
Devcry Warns Captains That They MuN
Protect Non.UnIon Longshoremen.


Protect Non.Union Longshoremen.
Police were still on guard Yesterday at Piers
90 and 80. where the freight handlers who were
employed by the Maine Steamship Company
and Central Vermont Railroad Company
are on strike. The Italians were taken 20
their work on tugs to prevent them from being
wayiaid 10y the strikers. A crowd OF young
follows gathered at pier Jb in the forenoon and
began to stone the Italians who we're working
on the Maine Line dock. The Italians began
TO retreat and .ome OF them were NJ, bq, nons
arrived and drove he boys away without max
ing any arrests Twenty-Five policemen were
d-;alled To watch the Piers yesterday aud the
lta irns gained confidence.
Chief Devcry sent out word TO the captains
along the East River shore that they were to
atop NJ once any interference OF the striking
longshoretnen " lth trucks and their drivers.
or with anybody He warned them that
there must be no more reports OF outraeos IN
measures were headed to put an end to them.
When tho strikers learned that the police
were exercising special vigilance they began
to annoy the lrlYers OF trucks coming from
out OF sight Of the police. gang OF strikers.
led 10y 4 walking delegate. surrounded ths
team and cut the ropes which held the load on.
Detective Hahn got wind OF this trick and fol-
Of $50 Henry street and Patrick ii. Reilly Of
no. Cherry street. two ~ the strikers. AT;
tempted to cut tho ropes. Hahn called several
policemen to his aid and they put tho TWO
strikers under arrest. The police then told
the strikers thai u they caught any OF them
hanging around the piers or in tho side streets
they would arrest them a. suspicious charac-
tcrs. Cant. yrchenburgh Of the Oak street
station, supplemented this by advising his
men not to be afraid OF using their clubs II oc-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03
moss Hu1cHrR's srIcIDE HlUIE.
Ran Nile Shouting He'd Shoot Aimed
Eahly Mhen lie DID IiTr.

John Miller. boss butcher ~ 1909 East 1884
street. tried to shoot himself through the head
yesterday after week spree. His aim was
bad aud the bullet ha irsi only inflicted a
slight scalp wound. He then ran east through
1884 street nuurishiug his revolver and yelling
to everybody in sight 10 Rscp back or he would
shoot, Two policeman chased him FOR nOB rly
mile before they overlook him, He said he
WIS sorry hn didn't do the Job In better shaIe
An nnbu Ance surgeon dressed his wound and
bHgstrnte Meade ia the Harlem police court
held him IN ~ 900 bail Tor trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03

BArTIuoEE. Nov. Miss virginia atkinson.
daughter % Dr. AMI Mrs l. !. Atkinson OF
Baltimore. was married to Nr. rh..n Gardner
o. Boston. az noon to-day a. EnmNrUy. Church
hr tn" Rev. DR.. i. Houston FnCl-s'ou. the
rector OF the parish The bride has bpnu
prominent in society since her debut and the
bridegroom belongs 70 the ve!l-kUuwn Boston
FAM ly OF that rams.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03
Tammnny Onneial Gets Six Cents Dnmagss
for Libel,

An action brought 10y James D. Phelan.
treasurer Of the Dock Board from 1891 10 1893.
to recover $4,000 damages from tho Press
Publishing Company for alleged libel. has been
on trial Tor two weeks before Justice SMITH OF
the supreme Court aud ended Yesterday In a
verdict tor ak cents damages Tho alleged
libel was contained IN n series OF articles
which in Cffsct charged that Phslan curruptly
gave out the work OF tho board at hgh prices
on treasurers orders instead OF by contract
after competitive bidding
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03
Coinage o, the ,rlnt, In October.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.-Thc coinage executed
at tho United States minis In Octohrramounted
to 22,4S3 lHb pieces. or 81 ,SlS. lO9 This
$H,22O,OOu; silver dollars, s. .OOO.UuO; half
dollars, SNi ,5lN: quarters and dimes. S13lN,-
OOO; total silver. S3,3l35Di: nickcls, S2iO $50;
one -Cent ncces. SlA 800.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03

The American Mating Company will issue
si,unOuOO Of bonds. tho proceeds Of tho sals
o. which will provide working capital for the
compnny and will 10 utilized to retro out
Enndng notes, Tho bonds will ba six per
cent. short torn bonds with sinking fund
provision issu"i against I !, rsnl eetnt, uittha
company. and VIII bn offered to the stock
holders al u pri"s y little under par. The issue
vii b." und"rwri't"n hY y syndicate headed hy
j. i, Morgan 60. The directors Of the com
pany met Yesterday afternoon and discussed
the details. and WIN probably formally author
iZa the isSu" to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03


S'p'i'i.d o. :,-S~t.. %; % .Sp.,1-e,...Sp.
= now "a Set The Rest .idvice IbOut Your
Case Free.
d Thousands ~ UOmrn iphO supsr from JSnlIl, g
pedknsss or other nerve Gedksnins and deb,liaI. q
V ma diSet", DIES re 10 haze NE PLAIN, frank and
honeSt GdUic, and counsel ~ kiiicd Specldlisttn
a ne trtdnt'h md cure Ot Jsmdi, complaint 8
Ihtrt IS no M r, JdmOuE suoceiitul pIviicdn m
9 TIE trrdiDlSn Ot diseases Of Omsn thdH Dr. Gran,
. S5 WrH l.h stree, NeD rorR CIV, discopsr,r Of I;
I thai grcdt WomdnS h'dhh r,storrr. Dr. Grssns's x
2 Nerrur', and who lSUndoubcdip n, 0St noted and
o sncerIJW womdH's phBt,eiln ~ the porld. Ms 9
LTdrtie, among t0oHsr GhO SpBsr from the pdripHI q
7 forms Of Jrmae TslkrrU and disTais IS greater
g nan tadt ~ any othSr physician. WoHieR eOnJulng
MN n hlsOUe' az WriiHD 10 htm about Their com. g
7 pldtntS from every port ~ the FHiisd AtatSs WIN
not call aud see him or mri'S 10 him about vour y
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