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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
HAVE FAITH IN GEN. WOOD
HIYlN< PRESS UNANIMOUS IN IN.
DORsIN0 HIS APPOINTMENT

Rumor THAT tho Post of Military Governor
of Havana viii He Abolished to dive Con.
Wood q Free Hand-Aiso Talk of Gen.
Wilson Resigning His Matanzas Post.
sp.etai cabL Despateh 10 TIE SON
HAVANA. Dec 16.-The local papers to-day
without execution indorse the aprointmen t of
Gen. Leonard Wood as Governor General Of
the island.
Tho Journal In referring 70 the expected ar.
rival here next Tuesday OF Gen Wilson. says
IL Is uncertain yet whether his visit to Havana
means that he is to return to the United
States with Gen. Brooke or that he comes
to welcome Gen. Wood. The Journal re.
marks that 1t cannot see how Gen. Wilson
can remain. as he has frequently stated
that he would resign In the event OF
Gen. Woods appointment. The Journal also
saws that the post OF VI ilitary Governor OF Ha-
vana win probably be abolished. as II would be
a source OF constant fr ction between two such
energetic officers OF original ideas as Wood and
Ludlow. The paper believes that Gen. Lud.
low will be appointed TO succeed Gen. Wilson
as Military Governor OF Matanzas. anr that
Gen. Chafiee will be appointed Military Gov
ernor OF Santiago.
The Herdldo says the transfer OF Gen. Lud-
low to Matanzas would prevent possible CON-
nict OF authority
La Lucha SAYS that IN order to have free
hand Gen. Wood N ust be recognized as the su-
pr-me authority.
Fl Uubano says that now Is the time to REQ
tify the palrable mistakes OF the former
regime. II believes that under Gen. Wood the
restoration OF harmony between the Spaniards
and CubanS will be only a matter OF short
time. a. the new Governor-General 10 a mas
ter OF consummate tart
The Master Plumbers Association o: Car
denas has declared that the Foraker resolution
in regard TO the granting OF franchises In Cuba
should be modified 80 as to permit the sstab b.
lishment OF new enterprises. but not Of mo-
nopolies.
The school teachers OF Havana will meet
tomorrow TO discuss protest against the
recent education decree. All the teachers OF
the island will DO asked to join the Havana
teachers in the protest
In view OF the recent decision Of Gen. Brooke
that no municipa Employees Of Havana would
receive pay Tor any services rendered prior to
Jan. l. 1899. the civil employees under the
spanish regime who had not received their
salaries for some time. intend to bring the
matter before the courts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
LAST EFFORT 70 SAVE BEyHIM
4 Referee Appointed to Take tho Testimony
OF -Four Unwilling Witnesses.

BATAVIA. y. y. Dec l6-Howard c. Ben
hams attorney. W. L Webster W.! move for
new u.al IN behalf OF the condemned vic muir
deter on the Goth inst The motion Wi! be made
before Justice Hooker, at Buffalo A referce was
appointed by Justice Hooker yesterday TO take
The testimony OF four unwilling witnesses,
whose evidence is needed by Benham in
bis mott N Tor o new uial These wit
nesses are Dr.. l. l.. ToErr who attended Ben
mans wife Lulu Prentice, housekeeper for the
Benhams: Dr. ". " townsend and DR.. B, +.
SLOVENIAN. Who conducted tho autopsy upon
Mrs. benham.
The atiday!t read before Justice Hooker estAb-
l.shes beyond question that the hght Tor a new
uial IS TO he made upon the ground that Howard
{ Benhan was compelled 10 administer pruss.c
AID - As wife, Florence Tout Benham, whic ac-
COUNTS or thedscovery OF that POI son in her body
when the aut pSy was made 7 his Is the newly
discovered evidence and the defence will anego
that tn" w!tnes Snew Of this condiuon OF things
Louis Is Lane, Of this village. IS named referee
Tic formal announcement OF Senator William
P Ma keys retirement from the Benham case was
made Yesterday. He acted as chief counsel in
the case Arthur c. Wade, OF jamestown, has
been ca..ed into The case as COUNSEL sinco Ny.
Aackey withdrew
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
BoardinE-uouae Thief Caught.

George Grant awelI-kept.elferly man. called
at the apartment OF Mrs. Julia Howe OF 243
West Twenty-hrst street at ! O'Clock yesterday
afternoon TO look at furnished rooms and stole
from Mrs. Howe's dressing case q silver Jewel
box. contain ing jewel ry valued at $50. He wts
caught at once, and the police say he IL tina
man who has been robting boarding houses
for several months Ia the same way. Nrs.
Bessie T. Smith. at l02 Wet EiEhty-ninth
street, identified him as the man who. tour
weeks ago. stole wat h from h-r house
Mrs. Julia Bridges. OF lO5 West Fourteenth
stree, called at the station last n sht and also
identified Grant "a q man who had rob- ed her
OF q snake ring and gold watch two months
ago. The police found tho ring on Grants
Anger.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
HID Ur 4 YoyKERs DRUG STORE
Tin-Tnppcr with Pistol Too Slow to
Escape From Terence MCGOWAN.


YoNKERs. Dec. l6.-Shortly after 5 O'Clock
thls evening q young man entered the drug
store OF George b. Wray ut Nrpnerhan avenue
aud Elm street. while Charles Daub. u boy. was
stand NJ behind the counter near the money
drawer. The stranger passed round to wh-ro
the boy stood. struck him heavy blow IN the
face and knocked him sprawIInG. The boy
called lou lily for help. Freder OK W. Werner.
the store manager. rushed out from the back
OF the store and found the nan looting the cash
drawer. The man pointed revolver at him
and exc aimed: Don't move or speak or III
kill you" He then aced the money that no
had taken from the drawer in his pocket and
Ia Eed out Of the front door. s'lll holding his
pistol l"Selled at Werner Once outside no
darted down EN- street.
-. Wrraer BARRED out 10 the street, CRYING
stop thief" The thief was ALREADY hun
dred yards away and was rum NJ down hill.
Terence McGowan. brother Of Police
Roundsman Peter MCGOWAN. Ioinei Werner in
the chase. The thief tar ed through Pa sale
avenue. Mcgowan ouifoOted him and sprans
uron him "a h- turned into James STREET.
MCGOWAN hustled his prisoner into ano'har
OF fay's drug stores In Getty square, where
Ia turned him over to Policeman Condor The
prisoner to'd Sergt Wilcox that he was
Thoma. Mason. aged "a. o: 5o7 Third avenue.
Manhattan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
THIEF HUNT IN BROOKLYN.
pgRGLARs SEN ~ THREE PERSONS
IN STATE STREET FLATS.

ra,,,. F,pd the Hiding Place of the Gang
through a Light in a Bond Street Base
m.nt-Four Men auEht Right Away and
some OF tho stolen Goods Recovered
Policemen Murphy Smith. Tomany and Nor
Gan OF Capt DUNES command at the Adams
s,rest station In Brooklyn led an exciting
,oant Alter thieves yesterday morning and
Ragged four men who are supposed 70 have
hs.n engaged In o couple Of burglaries. About
4 o'clock j. II Sanno. who lives on the third
aoor at at 335 State street, ran into the station
and told Sergt. Kennedy. that he had seen
a burglar going down the Gre escape in the
rsar Of his apartment The four policeman at
once hurried or in the patrol wagon to invests
gate, They iound out that a burglar had been
surprised by j. A. OReagan. travelling sales
man. 10 his room at 3oS State street. Mr.
n'Rraean said that the man whom he had
chased out OF the house and followed for some
dis,ance mad carried or two coats and other
property
20 Bond street. Just around the corner from
ona al Tho State street houses by seeing .
Usht in the basement. They found one o! Mt
o,K.acan's stolen coats In the hallway and
.,,ssted Thomas Shan ley. As years old. an ex-
,o,vlct. and John Garchy. 81 years old. who
YER, 10 the front basement. Edward McCar-
.hy On years old. OF 22S WillouRhhy street. aud
Owen Reilly. alias Mud" Reilly. IS years old.
-, ooa Hridge street, were arrested a few IN m
S,.a Iatar N the WOO hins In the cellar OF the
apartm, nj housr at 400 Atlantic avenue. Inc
rietnres az both are in he rosucs gallery; On
Tho floor aongS de the wood nins IN when the
prisoner- were hiding the policemen picked IN
y braastpin and charm. VIII oh had been stolen
from Nj. O'Rragan's apartments anu also
with the exception OF 6archy. who has been
xorEinn on an elevator in a Fulton street dry
The police. ShaGley ma served Two terms Iot
burglary and was released iEom the peniten-
tInry only a year AGO. -
MIR O'RegaD slept in the hack rom on the
and Mr. Shotwe !. the owner Of the house: and
nor nj tren-yrar-nlf a.. u :htsr slep IN the 'front.'
room. Mrs Sho'well was awakened oy noise
In her room and on opening her ewes. snW u
tough-looIing man standing over her Win
lighted candle 10 one hand and jimmy In the
"Krrp quiet or III kin you" the fellow said.
Mrs Sho well gave loud SCREAM ana me
burglar fled. The scr-am awakened MI
0'Rrsan and a. he sa' w In bed he saw a man
hallway He thus 'escrib-s what followed;
Il PICKED IN an Indian cub. which was near
nv bed, but before hal chance 10 use " the
door was slammed aud he rooher was out N
jnwn the stairs together IA fast aS We cou d,
He stufnb ed against an umbrella stanI ami
,ould hear HIN ours nR ~ he dt 40. he soon
col on MS 'ret and was on OF the door 10 u my.
saw him In the street but he quickly dlsap-
The house had been entered nv forcing rho
rront hr-sment window The burglars III the
Gas Ard IA sacked the Easement. In addition
20 he two coats. and the brrastpn ald charm,
they carried Oh eleven silver sFoons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
4STI-stLoON LEAGUE.
The Rochester Branch to Open tho Cam.
psign iu Thirty Churches To-day.

ROCHESTER,. Dec. ID. - The Anti.Saloon
League has opened headquarters IN this city
and will begin an aggressive cam aicn to-inor-
row. Special meetings 10 tho interest OF the
league will be held In thirty Of the local
churches The Rev George w. Peck IL D. is
SUPERINTENDENT 81 the Rochester su nd vision.
His department comprises Monroe Wayne
Livingston. Genes-s. Orleans. Ontario and
Yates counties. The plan ~ the worS IA now
outlined Is 10 make Rochester headquarters
OF the organization o. local leagues in tho
wherever the pastors and rSonle OF 'he relic-
ious denominations will cnorA ate with the
district sunerlnren dent and his field secretary,
the Rev Fred j. Van Hoetn. IN openng up
their churches for the presentation OF tho SUB.
'ect OF temnerance
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
10 IRAAsFER CAPT RhYNoLps,
Talk Renewed About n New Chief of Dc,
tectiyes In Brooklyn.

Since Miller, the Franklin Syndicate man
ESCAPED there has been talk of aGd on OF re-
placing Capt Reynolds. the Chief Of tho
Brooklyn detective force. with another and
more active man. Rumor IL Mulberry street
m 'ntioneI Capt George Titus OF the Eliza
beth street squad. who was ono OF Byrnes's
trusted men The talk was renewed yester.
day. but 1t could not he found out that there
was bette. foundation for, it than before.
lin " on any BrooGlyn d al. said that he knew
nothing OF il. The Chief does the trans
ferr NO. II ia known that no would not be
avers- TO shaking up things IN Brooklyn
somewhat. ut whether no cons ders in prac-
cable al this Juncturs Ia another question
to which he has no spoken answer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17

Tho Bondsmen OF William CLARK of Fort
PLAN Settle With the Supervisors.

WIN inc Sup~rNhOrh.
FoRT PLAIN. y. Y. Dec IL The bondsmen
O. william Clark o. this town. former Treas
urer OF MONTGOMERY County and now serving
a iour-v.ar term IL the State prison at
Danuemora for emb~z2 ing public funds.
have effected II settlement with the
Board 81 Supervisors by an agreement
10 ray over " the county the sum
Of $500. less than one-hali the amount
they were ! able for. These indivi 'ual
hont.mcn were sureties for Clark during his
ar~t term, his shortage for that term nggre-
eating $4,000. Clark covered his traces
-hr"wdN was reelected. and during that prr-
tioa o. his SECOND term. which he served un-
mOles'su mn e away with In the neighbor-
hood o. S-5WO more the Fidelity and Surety
Company Of MARYLAND bring on his bond durin,
the second term. Now that settle mis-
have been reached with both the in yiiua!
boad,men and the company. it l. "a d that a
strong effort will be- made 10 secure a par ION
!nr Clark. He l. from one oi tn" most PROM
rent famlle in This county. was q lea Ter in
the Republican parry md has powerful friends
IN thar party who will DO their utmost 10 free
HIN. Although Ga was convicted upon only
one o. thu many counts. tn" present state %
affairs will probably eDl the prosecution. He
has been In Prison about year and half.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
CAN'T PAINT HIS Own wooDsHED.
Latest Development in the Martin Bischo1
boundary Dispute.

Louis Martin Of s2i Bloomfield street. Hobolen.
employed several men yesterday 10 pant a new
woodshed which ho had built in the yard al the
rear Of his nouse When the building OF the shed
was begun tnreo weeks ago, Mr.. Martin dis
covered that bis yard was SIX inches narrower
than his house. he enlarged it by
novins his fence over six inrhes onto the
.wpiow. He also Chopped OF! siT inches OF Mrs
5.sehon's wood-shed Mrs BIschoI watched
ihe painters al work yesterday and IS soon as
ihev stepped On the root OF her shed in order to
paint the side Of Mr Martins shed adjoining her
property. she ordered them of. The painters
refused 70 obey until she threatened 70
summon : police nan. hen they fastened their
brushes To poles ard tried 10 finish their work by
Cea hing over the Inc hose tactics had only
ben begun when Mrs. Bischoa employed Two car
pcners who stopped the painting by building
fence i've feet higher than Martin s woodshed.
Mrs. Nschof said Yesterday that she would not
rennv. the fence until Tho question Of the bound
ely .iro wGs settled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
IT WASN'T NO AVS BoDY
A Hundred Visitors nj tho Morgus Said.
Hair. Yes. ana Half, No-Noinn says No.

Hair. Yes. ana Half, So-Nolnn Says No.
The family and friends @; William II, Nolan, Of
20 Cornel!a street have b~en listing the Morgue
for the past week. On Dec Nolan disappeared
On the morning Of Dec g Mrr Nolan rad in she
newspaper that the body Of man had bren found
at the foot Of East Thirty first street Thu dcscrp
Ton suggested Nolan and accompanied by her
son. " ilIam ", Jr.. she went 10 the Morgue on
Dec g. Both were satisfied that the body was
Nolan s. Next day Nolan's two daughters called
a. the Morgue. One of them. Marguerite. wcpt
and declared that II was indeed the body OF her
iathe: The Other Anna, said II was not. The
Nulans took thcir landlord and his wife 10 tho
Morguc. The landlord said the body was Nolan's
Sine" tha, zine the Nolans have brought al least
one hun tired III their friends 10 the hospital but
III" vote was c'rnlv divided Yesterday Nolan
came homo entirely alive
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
JERSEY SCHOOL BOARDS AROUSED.
Protest Against Bill intended to Curtail
Their Powers.

A meeting OF repr"scn 'atives OF the various
Boards OF Education In Hudson county was
held yesterday in Public School No. 4. Hoboken.
for tho purpose OF discuss NJ Senate bill. No.
1"7. which was intro luce In the New Jersey
Legislature by Senator Stokes A strong pro-
test has arisen against the hill because Of the
'act that It drprves tho boards OF Education OF
certain powers and vests them In tho school
snperintandents The meeting ives presided
over by ex-Stlte Senator -Stuhr ~ Hoboken
John j.. Mnlvanry. President .. tho
Bo RI Of Education OF Jersey CITY. en-
planned the provisions, al III" bin and
said that II Il should he put in forca
majority Of quorum with the
recommendation OF the Superintendent conii
pass any measure, Without the recolnmen NJ Ia
tlon Of the sGrrinto nient II would re lur re-
two-thirds vote o the emit q board. John
ksresey Of hohoken. introduced u resolution
which was unnn imous'y adopted rondemning
the bill and urging all -chno hoAris 70 Oppose
u 4 meetng % the Boards Of Fduca' on Of
The Stat" Ia; been called TO discuss the bill in
Trenton on Dec. 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
TITO HIGHWLYmEy DONE UP.
Their Intended Victim Goes at Them with
His Fists and knocks Them Down.

Their Intended Victim Goes at Them with
His Fists and knocks Them Down.
Fort PLAIN. n. Y. Dec. l6-Last evening. at
lonely spot between Fonda and Fultonville,
Joseph c, HelicK OF CanaIoharir was waylaid
by two toughs, but the miscreaLcs failed to oo-
'aih any booty. for the simple reason that the
in'endea victim dropped his various parcels
and went at his as. atlantis hammer and tones.
Knocking them both down and escaping with
lew slight bruises. MeIick 10 clerk OF the Board
o. Snpervisors and also the county's rurchas-
ing agent, He had Just LETT session Of the
BOARD a. Fonda. the county seat, and WAS on his
way 10 FultnHvillc 10 rake West Shore train
lor nome when the assau occurred. II is pre-
sumed that because Melick IL purchasing
agent. III won d be high wnymen eynrcted TO
ldre wall In rh- way OF booty hy holding him
Pr, but tho young man shattered their hopes
by growing that no can fight as we'll as figure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17

Herman Blum. aged % years. an immigrant
who arrived yesterday on tho steamer Stuff
cart from szepesgotfadu. or something like
that in Hungary. was held IN AT tho Barge
OF day at home and come here with 300 gull
don which hr got from his wiie- parents
Blum says he came with his wife's cor sent and
earned it.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17

MISSEAPoLIs. Dec. lo.-It Is probable that
the Coroner will lave 70 be consulted before
the permit il given for the bur al 81 Mrs. Maria
Gam. who died Friday aitern Don at her home.
J2 Twelfth street South. So lar as
can DO learned. Mrs. Gam was absolutely
he Nas burned by an explosion OF gas. at 4
o'clock on Thursday morning. until she died
FRIDAY afternoon.
Mira Gam was a Christian Scientist and tho
m N bers OF the family are Christian Scisn-
fists AID thar ~ given IA the reason for allow
ing her TO suffer from ner 10 iurIes without any
physician TO alleviate her agony.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
Queens Teachers s,,,l in suspsn,s.

Not until Monday will the teachers In the
Long Island City High School know whether
theyeIn have their back salaries before the
n!rstnt the year or not. A motion to mandamus
thr Mayor and Comptroller 10 compel them 70
pay the salaries due the teachers in this school
vas argued before Justice liarretson In the
S Ssb,reme Court yesterday. He will render
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
Ncxioo's Indian Warfare.

AUSTIN. Tex, Dec. ia despatch from
oaxaca. Mexico says that Gen, Ortiz Monas-
ter.o has heen relieved from his command Of
the military ami nasal iorc-s on the eastern
Iolian c"mnargn, Cen RoSaIio Nh artS, maya
the romm ander OF the garrison HtVrra Cruz, has
been appointed 10 Succre | h,m. The Govern
ment trools are making steady advance
against the rebellous Indians.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
New Ferryboat Tennessee.

new 'arryboat called the Tennessee has
bfen added TO the feet Of the Brooklyn and
Ne" SorS Forty Company. which plies he
i,%ron GEaGd and Twenty-rhIrd streets. Man
D. IN, anG Greenpoint avenue and Broadway,
beuoN0ya, The new boat with the officials
the company aboard had a trial trip We ter
10y ate loon IN the East RIVER. Tire Ten
I"s'n" VIII run from East Twenty-thlrd street
: Jg1vL Joint avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
Immigrants Not Received After Noon
Sundays,

Hereafter the employees OF the Barge once.
who have been working seven days week arc
n have half holiday On Sundays Assistant
Commissioner Of Immigration Sweeney nort-
ied the agents Of the various steamship COM
panleS yesterday that no immigrants would
Sunday. unless they were brought In be!oro
=,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17

New HAVEN. Dec, l6.-The Music Depart
ment OF Yale University has arranged for a
course OF lectures TO be given In the Art School
on Jan. III Feb, IL and 20, and aarch u and
- .tmon% the .ec'ur"rs viii TO Prof Mac
krehbel and Mr. William L. Apihorp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
The Hubbard SQUASH Lift.

An upstate clergyman is taking advantage
OF the universal association OF his surname
with the aristocratic branch of tho pumpkin
family. On cards OF invitation, to h!s Sunday
ness lifting great weights as 1t grows. His in
vitaLion says:
IVY. q! HUysAap,"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
New Cen.u. euild,ne Accepted.

WARRINGTON. Dec. l6.-DIrector William r.
Merriam OF the Census Bureau formally ac-
cepted the new census building al noon to-day.
Moving will begin on Monday and the director
plans 70 make all things ready Tor the enum era-
ton as soon thereafter as possible.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17

To" seidl Society o: Brooklyn. which had Just
p!et its twel tn season OF orchestral concerts at
tho time OF the death OF its leader Anton Seidl and
which ha' oion inactive since that event. will re.
new Its m ,sie work with the now year Mr.. Emil
Paur has been se!c ted to conduct three orchestra.
conrerts, u be gwen at the BrooHlNn Acad my OF
Music, tne nrst t. take place on Thursday evening
Jan l. The solo ss Tor tho occasion viii 10 Dudley
Buck, tenor, an August Walter. pianist.
The second concert will be gwen on Feb. I, and
tLe third on March Il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
Karamania Stuck While on tho West
Bank.

The British steamer Karanania. from Gibral-
tar Nov %. which cot TO Sandy Hook yester-
day mornine. stood little too far to the Gust
ward In keeping clear OF tha cru SER New York
outward bound, and stuck fast In tho mud O.!
the upper middle. She lay arrouni until the
noon released her. when she came up under
her own steam.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
For Injury to His wife, $40, 900.

jury In the Supreme Court in Brooklyn has
awarded Andrew ArbuckIe q judgment for
$4,000 in his suit against the Nassau Railroad
Company TOR injuries sustained by his wife
who is a music teacher. in a trolley accident
The lens o her right eye was dslocated and
she Is now partly blind.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
Col. Dunn Sells Cooper Nine for
1850, 900,

BISoHAMroN. NJ Y. Dec. 16-Col. George
". Dunn has just returned from the West
where he made a fortune in the disposal OF a
O. pper III NJ. The mine is located near Pres
colt. Ariz.. and rich vein OF copper wa dis
covered Just beneath the surface Col Dunn
sold tho nine 30 d syndicat" Tor S.50.OO0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE AUCTION
SAILS

to occur each day are printed In TaE MORNING
BUN. This will meet one oil your requirements
" you are Interested Ia Real Estate.-Ady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17

Emma Jush. Herbert witherspoon. LILLIAN Lit.
tehalles and IiioEo LucG,tone will ba heard in
concert at As ,ncaion Hall in Brooklyn week fro II
Wednesday might
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17

Tho Oratoro socieys two Messiah" perform
ances will t"ke place at Carnegie Hall on Friday
afternoon and Saiu day evening, Dec. 2pand 30
Mines. Gadsks and Preston aud Messrs, Bispham
and Hamlin have been engage 4 a. soloists.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17

concert. tho proceeds Of which will be given to
n" ciaEsrs Committee for perpetual ng the Dewey
Arch. viii DO given on Tue day evening next a.
q rn-gie Lyceum. Those engaged will DO r. 4
B!Acs. baritone Mary use Clary. couGAiio;
Kathryn o'NeIll. soprano. Elsa Won Mol,k- violin.
81. Brnao S. Huh. Accompanied. Aad = chorus Of
= 40 yo.,es. uaieE II. Il. Humpar.cs conductor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17

Adrenne Remeny,. Sorrano. will give tho nrst Of q
serie, Of song rrctas at he wadorf.As,oria on Dec
81. Tic programme viii conslst ( modsrn French
compositions,