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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
JOTTINGS ABOUT TDVN.

The Tammany General Committee OF the Tenth
Assembly district elected julius Hamburger leader
last night T., place Of william Sohmer, who resigned
ON Wednesday.
Sadie Grrv!n OF 1923 Third avenue took quantity
of morphine yesterday with suicidal intent, and
died little later IN Flower Hospital. She had been
an invalid for several years.
A man who registered as Thomas Brown City -
was asphyxated IN the Fourth Avenue Hotel al 100
Fast Eleventh street yesterday morning. He loft no
clue to his identity. The body was taken TO the
Morgue.
Jacob Hoist OF Chicago, who has been at the Gilsey
House, was robbed OF $500 fortnight 40 by a
woman no met in n Tonderon resort. He caught
the woman he accuses In Broadya last night and
turned her over to the police Sho calls herself LIZ
zie Gray
The National Academy Of Science closed its annual
session ~ Columbia univer.itl yesterday, Ii was
decICd to unite with the fureign scientific academ
les and form AN internauona, body. The American
seCt on VIII send delegates to the next European
conference.
The White Star liner Majestic which arrived yes.
teTlay from Iii erpOOl and Queenstown and which
VIII bet rned over to the British Gnyornm ent when
she returns to Liverpool to be used a. a transport
VIII carry pa sengers and her usual cargo when she
sails on Wednesday. "'N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
FRANCHTsEs Nv THIS CITY.
The Assessed Value Need Not he Fixed by
the state Commission Untn April.


ALBANY. Nov. 10.-The assessed value OF the
franchises OF corporations In New York city
which come within the provisions OF the
special franchise tax law need not be fixed
by the State Tax Commission until next
April. Such was the announcement made to-
day by the commission. Until recently II was
the impression that the assessed valuations
must be certified to the New York city Tax
Board by Jan. /. The State Comm ssion. how
ever. after an examination OF the question has
concluded that the assessment In New York
city. US far as the special franchise tax law IL
concerned. is not regarded as completed untir
May l.
The facts on which are based the assessment
OF real estate In New York city other thnn
special franchises are collected by tina local tax
deputies and the books opened on the second
Mon ny OF January The special franchise tax
valuation 81 special franchises to the local
assessors ten days before the completion Of tho
Local tax rolls. This Period varies throughout
the State. Such tax rolls IN New York are not
complcted unit May l. under the provisions Of
the New York. city charter; Therefore, the
State Board q TGy Commissioners will not
certify TO the New York City Tax Com ssion
the assessed Ialue OF special franchises IN New
York city until some time during the month u
April Then the corporations so assessed will
pay their taxes at the same time as the owners
Of other real estate. There are about two
hundred and fifty franchises in New York city
to be taxed under the act,
Commissioner Stearns this evening said: 1T
IL matter OF necessity to withhold informa-
ton which might be used for stock market
purposes. Our board will not lend itself to any
possible condition by which some people IN ight
make money and others lose It. No one but
the three members OF our com mission will
know before It Is made public the value we
known TO the corporation holding the franchise
and the public simultaneously"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
RACING.
Favorites Have Another Hard Day at tho
Bennings Track.

Fayorites Have Another Hard Day at tho
Bennines Track.
r.. ~, 80 -,
again had a hard time OF IL at Bennngs to-day.
three OF them meeting defeat. The day began
was on last to struggling start Then Claw
,s.r. % ~. .,r.,,h ~ ~. ,i,,. al. 90, ~,
Meehanus had opened big gap aud this
allowed MIN 10 Win by h'e lengths 1t
was the same story In the second race. in
wnich paGk lux anu rIeuioh were e'eh-up
choices. Revonah beat the nag several lengths
and was never headed. winning bytwo lengths.
After lncandescent had led for five furlorgs in
the thiIG the favorite. Buifoon, took the lead
ana won AFTER drive with uoal runner. by
half A length Sir Guy was a slight fayorite
por"i storIr, ~ ,ha fonr,h ,ao, ,Se
amount OF money wagered by his owner, Billy
Barrick I, was Royal Starring nil the w,v ana
p"'''SA' ~ ""' ''''"' '''iiIis "' '"c way anu
ne peat or Guy ou' eas'y. Inc ohas-oh ia'or-
ga Hn,rst'on b 'mg ciosIhg race AFTER
hnrd tuss.e WIN bangor VINO would have won
WIN sfouGer poy 'hah bahHulah IN the
saddle
Ehoch Nlsnarl, the well-known owner and
trainer who had esen Ia England all year with
his stable OF horses. was at the track to-day
Goi j r pepner Inc Cool two.ysaT "a king's
Courier Mt n prlyate figure Thc nrica mn.t
have been largo one for whom ki,r's ComrIar
p.rl TO- iii MY n,o snio ~ ,haua $500 a.. no.ris
ana ro NM ~, ~ s,,e mere fepner gave
Rogers 81 oool or me return OF tho colt.
Murphy was set down Tor ten days for
Summaries; ''1'''
FIRST ka 'e-seven furlongs-Meehanus. llo Me
lnyre = 20 and to >. won; Lady l. ndSry, loo
tCiawsonl TO forl lace, second: L'alourtte. liz
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
EASTERN YACHT cLUB.s VIEW CLASS.
Effort to Evolve n Sensible, Noderate-Priced
Type of Racing Boat.

Much sport Is promised for the coming season
In three classes OF racing yachts-the Herres-
hon one-design U5-footprs. the 75-foot class
Of schooners. with the rebuilt Quisetta, Am
orita and two new boats promised, and lastly
the class that is being gotten up for the Easter IN
Yacht Club. OF about 5l-foot rating. The idea
OF this lattor class Ia TO produce a boat COM
Portable and inexpensive. MS modern boats co.
as we'll as fast. Circulars have been sent to
prominent yachtsmen OF the different leading
yacht clubs and yacht designers asking their
assistance 10 evolving n sensible type Of boat.
The Eastern Yacht Club proposes to offer an
inter-club challenge cup for this restricted
class and suggests q length not over 40 feet
a ratio OF lead to displacement not over 55
per cent. with a minimum amount OF lead
fixed at $4,000 pounds. Such a class as this
raced successfully through a season would do
moro to add to the racing interest among tho
people Of moderate means, than any number
OF international matches bet ween manganese
bronze Columbias and phosphor bronze sham
rocks. costing ono fortune to build and another
TO run. Good sport in racing boats confessed
ly not rs fast as II would be possible to build
them, with the restrictions removed. but far
moro comfortable and seaworthy, as we'll as
less expensive. would be q long step in tho
right direction.
Inere II no UouDt tnat we can nave yacht
racing o.day In only two wavs. one ~ restricted
and one design classes Of larger craft. the other
smal freaks Ike Constance. Seawanhaka. Do
mlnion and Gle9cairn, that can be thrown
away ut the end OF tho season. No hsttor
racing was ever seen than between Co nn and
Emerald. Quisetta and Amorita. and yet no
one denies that by building pore exp"nS ive
extreme racing machines thcs. oats could he
distanceh The H"rrrshon thrtias have fur
nishcd magnificent sport. hut the sport would
have hsen as good had The boats been ordinary
comfortable honts Of the knockaio out type.
We have gone too far, we know too much
about construction ana form for speed md
yet even acknowledging this it seems imrossl-
bic TO work along sensible lines except through
these restricted classes. Why shoud We paw
30 per cent. more than we need in price and 80
par cent. In accomm odation sacrificed for an in
hnitcsimal and absolutely uncsscntial gain In
speedH upessent'al II all build alike. or APP
proximately alike.
II Ia also proposad TO limit the urea ot the
load-water-linc plano to ~ ner cent. Of the cir
cumscribinG ,parnllelogram and the suggestion
has been made that the rudders 10 hung from
the stern post proper. What we want are good
roomy soaworthy boats AMI any way thnt we
arrive at thts,result is an advantage, The cir
cular nj tho Eastern lacht Club calls for this
class Of boat and should receive as 1t undouht-
edly will the attention OF all intelligent yachts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
Knickerbocker Athletes Entertain the
Women.

The indoor season Of the Knick or book or A. O.
began yesterday with an entertainment for the
women. The chief attractions were contrib
uted by the athletes aud swimmers OF tho club.
The junior and intermediate swimming races
were both won by T. O'Callahan. whose form
indicates that he 10 likely to prove . valuable
addition to the Cherry Diamond" champion
water polo team. Fancy diving by Phil Boulo.
II. II. Wotherspoon. Jr.. G. Neuss. p. Curtin
and G. U. Van Clief concluded the proceedings
in the plunge.
In the evening the sports were confined to
exhibitions In the gymnasium. George Wenz.
p. Boulo and ". thinner performed clevsrly
on the horizontal bar; +. c. Clarke showed
neat execution on the flying rings. while the
tumbling portion OF the programme was
carried out by q. Neuss and P. W. Curtin. In
Difference to the women who attended. bout
with the gloves between d. ]. Diamond and
]. McCaffrey Of the Union Settlement A. C, was
designated as self defence" on the pro-
gramme, but the boxers put UP lively go"
After @. A. Herring gave a flashed exhibit
tion with the Indian clubs, the kniekeroocker
L. =, bassetSal, team "a and the crack nye OF the
on the programme. The home. players wero
Anxious to win and rapidly rolled up points.
Vi, With Cherry Ss siors to The hail iav ended ID
OF the second half. and although the visitor.
did some good work, Keown, Greenhal aud
Peck were responsible for breaking up
many Of the Paterson players formations.
Happersley and ChaSe we're conspicuous
for the visitors. while Mnher helped to swell
the score Tor the Christians. The final score
was: X. A C.. II: Paterson Y NJ. c. A" &.
Summaries:
100 foot Junior Swimming Ra,e-won by 7. o'CAl-
lAhtn. Hrrat h; H. Vandrrpo.l. seconds, ornd.
Time, 20 30 seconds. OlN er I,en Jr., 10 seconds
t. de Forest 10 seconds and NJ y. Russell, Sec
Und, also competed.
2oI foot intermediate swimming race-won by
7. O'CllIahin: II srnau Wotlir pocn. second &.
Newkrk third Time. 90 seconds.
Relay race, swimming, 400 feet-Won by W q.
Miller, q. l.. Van Cliet aud ]. Rudy II. wother-
spoon, Jr., L. H. Handlcy and Dan.el ueuss, second.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
FEW IEoyIDs SEEN.
Observations In European Cities Interfered
with by the Weather.
SPECIAL cab. Ds,paiehss to The sus.

Spec,dI Cable Ds,pdtehes 10 The SuN.
ANTWERP. Nov. 16-The offlcial announce
ment is made from the Brussels Observatory
that from midnight to 5:45 A. M. on Wednes-
day forty meteors we're observed. One brill
liant flaming hall was seen to the northeast W
degrees from the horizon at 1923 A. Nj.
BERLIN. Nov. 10.-Thirty-one meteors were
seen at the Treptow Observatory between
2:3O and $3.50 A. NJ. to-day The observations
at the Royal and Uranlu obscrvatorles were
not successful.
vrrSSA. Nov 16-The atmospheric condi-
lions hero were not favorable this morning for
astronomical observations. In the early morn
ing tho sky was overcast. and about o'clock
n heavy storm, accompanied by thunder and
lightning, set in.
Astronomers on the Schneehcrg report that
they saw no mcteors. A storm carly this
morning covered the mountains with snow.
From the Kahlcpbcrg four meteors wore seen
toward morning.
Tho Astronomers who were sent TO Delhi re-
port that no Lconds have been seen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
ENGINE RAMMED FROM THE TRACK.
Big Express Train Locomotive Tosses II
Aside-One Man Killed.

JAMAICA, L. l., Nov. 10-Whie running thir
ty-nve miles an hour the midnight Hampstead
express bound east and leaving this station ut
1912 o'clock last night on the Long Island
Railroad. rammed u small rapid transit loco
motive Oft the track at Woodruff Park, cast of
this station. John =. Wood OF 1870 pacIiic
transit service. who was riding on the locomo-
tive, had several ribs crushed and he died in
the Jamaica Emergency Hosntal this morning,
ths rapid transit engine. which IL about tho
size OF the locomotives on tho elevated road. nj
feet. 1t was completely wrecked, while the
Hampstead engine escaped with collapsed
pilot and o broken heads ght The passengers
larrpu. ''''
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All admitted that Pennsylvania played aooo
game AGAINST Yale and that re l nnfS BIue'
xii agreed that Il they could secure victory
over Yale by one point they would De sa' nnme
bn nc o nGm ~ s an 10 do their best and II Yale
wins 1t will be because they nave s'pe''oi
team.
pnIycEroS. Nov. 10-Prlneeton undergrad.
yates received an Opportunity TINS ~ Ne rot
long long half OF thirty.hvs minutes quarter Bacs
Kent the men continually on the Jump and and
A. Sss ssA'Sii eu e sfS'ss if:n
The backs Mccord and MeoIavs , each neck took
clever sprint around O. Poe's end; when d ne,
,a TSnS was 'Tse scccHi sec was
Hutchinson after neat dodRing rqn OF nitya
yS ya% sh0t tuch %Tw'FfM Mil s''ei3
nowsd TO u. The second hall hal, bp ss
"a McCOrd's running mate was the surprise
promised after the three days OF secret prae-
tIce
ITHACA. Nov 18.-Hale. hearty and In the best
q spirits the Cornell ,ley"n an eXGept t mace
tics at Percy Field. and are confident OF de-
fcnting tho Quakers in the game on THANKS
giving Dav. The practice consisted mainly IN
running down on tho ball. after punts and IN
signal work. and was conducted without
n coach. The work was unexpectedly salts
factory On Saturday the tenn will line up
first against the scrub" and then against the
freshmen, That programme Will be folIowed
daily until the departure u the men Tor I'M a
delphia. This afternoon Bryant filled Capt.
Starbuck's place at full back. and did well.
Short took Young'E place at quarter back. but
his work IN rtil ragge I. George Young. Jr..
nppearrd In place o. Alexander at right tackle.
Commencing on Monday II il Intended TO drill
the men in defensive work, especially designed
to IN Get the guards back formation and other
like tactics. Then. too. IL IL Understood that
several new and more compact mass plays are
to DO tried
NEW HAVEN. Nov 10 THE Ynie eleven did
not limo up to-day ana took matters very easy
throughout the short putting practice. Before
the omen practice there was an hour O' s"cr-t
rehearsal, which went so smJpthy that the
coaches were much pleased with II. Tomor-
row at o'c ock the whp university will
gather TO give them a send .oir. About twenty
i've men will bs taken. from which mum ter
the team will not be- finally pick rl : u just be-
fore the game. Jim Robinson, the Yale fain-r.
reports his men to be- In pcr'ec' con ": on TO-
night without n brulse or hurt. and m to
play to the death. Yale will send II .clegnt on
o. about eight hundred undergraduates to
Cambridge.
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Imnortnnt pnrnmntIn TnoI neclsIon

In the patent litigation which has been pending
for number OF Years between the American rnrIi.
ma ic Tool Company OF New York and tho Chicago
Pneumatic Tool Company, manufacturer Of the
Boyer prcuma Ic tools, and when has been widely
advertised Throughout theclu try, Judge Townsend
has rendered hnal decision IN the United states
Court at New Haven, Come ticut. in favor OF Inc
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company, owners OF the
Boyer patents holding that they do not infringe The
lAt'nt OF he Amer an Pneumatic Tool Co upany,
y blowing up its victory in this case, the Chicago
Pneumatic Tool q, mpEny has begun suit again' 4
the Standard Pneumatic Tool Company Of Chicavo
munnfactnrers of the Little Gilnt" pueumatic
tools for infringement of the Boz or patents and
announces ITS Intention OF bringing similar MT.
aGanst all other man ufacturers OF pneumatic tools
VINO have copied the Boyer tools and infrlnyed the
Boyer patents while the above me liivstinn
las pesn pending,-Adp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
DISC USING POLICE LEGI,LA1Ioy.
Odell Confers with tho Governor-The Gov
ernor TO &c Senator Plat Next Week.

ALBANY. Nov. 18.-The Hon. Benjamin B.
Oiell. Chairman OF the Republican state Com
mittee. conferred with Gov. Roosevelt at the
Executive Chamber to-day for nearly two
hours. Aftsrward he lunched with the Gov
ernor and President schurman OF Cornell Uni
versity, and returned to New York on an after
noon train. Mr.. Odell. on behalf OF the Repub-
lean State organization. discussed with Gov.
Roosevelt proposed party LEGISLATION at The
coming session OF the Legislature or course
the most important SUI jrct discussed was the
proposed state police bill. There IL no differ
ence OF opinion over the essential features OF
such measure or IA to the scope OF its opera
ton.
>, The Governor will breakfast with Senator
Platt &C The FIFTH Avenue Hotel at X o'clock
next wednesday morning, when questions OF
rarty policy WI again he discussed
MIR. Frank Moss counsel to the Mazet Com
mlttee. was IN cons atom with the Cove rnOr
Tor some tine to-day. He gave the Governor
his views OF the proposed state police legisln-
ton AMI made the Governor acquainted with
his IDEAS regarding amendments 10 the New
YORK city charter which suggested themselves
to him as a result Of the MaZet Investigation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
Football Notes.

Tho Arion A. c. would like to arrange games with
teams averaging ninety pounds Address DANIEL
kennedy. Captain. 1855 Twelfth street. Long Island
CITY.
The West side Club has Nov ~ open. and will
lao to $50 pounds. Address J. Messler. az Culver
avenue Jersey CITY.
Albert Swan. II years old. o. G2c Carlton avenue.
Is ooklyn. had h collar tone broken yesterday AT.
ternoon while playii g football on the parade
ground in Prospect Park,
Tho Ais y. @. of PlAinneld wonld like to hear
from East Orange r C.. Bat'in High School and
Knickerboker b. q. Owing to cAnctl laiion the Ais
team has Nov. 2. open. Address Charles Woolston,
III Fulton street, New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
Gov. Roosevelt to Visit Boston and New
Haven.

ALBANY. Nov, le.-Gov Roosevelt leayes for
Boston tomorrow On Saturday afternoon he
will see the ball game between Harvard and
Yale. Monday night he will spend with PresI-
dent Hadley at Yale. having In view discus
sion Of the trust question with him. On Tues
day the Governor will lunch In New York city
with Attorney General Davies and several
charges against District Attorney Gardiner
and asked the Governor TO remove him from
oflce. The District Attorneys answer To
these charges must be filed with the Governor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
Trust Company of New York Incorporated.

ALBANY. n. Y. Nov. 16.-Thc Trust Com
pany OF New York to-day filed its articles OF
INCORPORATION with the State Banking Depart
ment. Its business is to be transacted in tho
section bounded by Broadway. Pearl and Pine
streets and Exchange place. In Manhattan
borough. The capital stock Is 81. 900. 900 and
The Drectors are George W. Quintard o Port
James Talscott; Charles L. Sprngue Thomas
+ Fowler. Rockhill Potts, Warner Van Nor
Den: Henry shQemaker; Edward V. Loew.
Il Gates OF New York ctyr VIM, A. Brewer. Jr.,
OF south Orange: Clarence Whitman oi Ka.
/. Edwards, John f. Sear'es and Felix Camp.
bell OF brooklyn; Daniel A Head OF
Orange; Charles NJ. Swain OF West Philadel.
phia smith NJ Weed Of Plattsburg: Henry G.
Oyster Bay. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
The winners ut Newport.

CISCISSATI Nov lG.--The W, ather was delight nj
to-day and very ia &c. crowd witnessed sp.r cd
rae ny Oh u tAst track at Newport. summary:
Frat Racc-.Soven fIrlu pgs- kocnig, lu7 CThomp.
SOM Ia |, wou, Nuuk'y Ne, 100 lOlandl, ~ & -
second; Nobleman, 10 ,Dup'el, toto third. me
l:2-h
second Rarc-six furloEgs-S Sites, tOt wcd Ter
strand, Il to !. won. FIRST Past lOI (Dup,"). 1T
second; LanGchuS, los diors = 10 ., third Time
1913.
Third Race--Onc mile and sN,ccnth-- Nurro,e
1O4 IDupCcl, . Ia L. won. Cho!us Bov, 81 iFn.,
hanul 100 10 /. second, Croe'us, iun, % rrtuu. q
to third, Tinc, ltt'G.
Fourth Raco--SiN furlouSs-Fon dis, 80 Or.
hanO. y TO l. won Laraspur ~ We ldrr.tg,L.t .
Y TO l. soeont h'lo' Il3 diSi"llton,, /, =,
third. TirIg, l:ltl.
Fifth Race-One = ilc-What Next IIa ,Hnlchp
Ia =, won; Loyalty, lO5 Thompson. . 10 T.
second: Hamipden, iOs Dure'l In l. third,
lime, l:4lA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
Boys Hand on Car Trucks Belonged to m
Bridgeport Lad.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Nov. 18.-The mystery
oil the boys hand found on tho car trucks at
New York last night was solved this morning,
1t was part II the body OF wilrred odell. the
seHsn-year Old e9}n OF Joseph Odel of so COL
tram on the tracks near Howard avenue yes
r"rndy afternoon at O'CLOCK Odell with a
on kaiiroad avenue. The eat" was Knocked
On me tracks and Odel and several boys fol-
tSw"e IL; Just then the train came along. All
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
The Hundred Year Club.

Tho first meeting OF thu season OF the Hun
dred Year Club was held at the Waldorf. Astoria
last night. DIR. II. W. Wiley. chief chemist OF
the Agricultural Department. who il the Presl-
dent OF the club. presided and papcrs were
read by pr James i, futile and George W,
Smith DR.. Tuttle's paner was on Results III
Surgical Operations on Very Old People" He
said that 1t had been demonstrate beyond
operations and the administering OF anns-
thetits.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
CROWDED. TENEMENT IIREsWEpT.
Stairs Abiaze Before Tenants Knew They
Were Cut On-Three Narrow Escapes.


Were Cut On-Three Narrow Escapes.
fireman OF Engine A In East Seventy nth
street noticed flames coming out Of the Ave-
story tenement at No 223 ut 3 80 o'clock yester-
day afternoon and turned in an alarm. The ilro
had started In the basement and spread so
RAPIDLY that the tenants on tho upper floors
didnot know that they were In danger until
the engines arrived.
There wereseven negro families in tie house
Most OF them escaped with nothing but the
clothes they We're wearing. John Acorn, who
was asleep In lis bedroom on the second floor
was awakened by the smoke and ran to the
stairs. They were ablaZe and he ran to the
window; lie was about to jump when the fire.
mon yelled at him, and Fireman McCirath
him 70 the ground In safety.
Neighbors tel two other men who climbed
out on the roof with their clothing on fire and
went into tho adjoining house whcro the flames
In their clothes, were eNtingnishrd Their
names could not be learned by the police Two
alarms were sounded but tho house was com
pletely wrecked. The loss was $4,000.
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Phnadeiphia's water improvements.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 16,-This city during
the present admInistr ton will expend nearly
sl6OOOOOo for the Improvement of the water
supply, There remains SO. 100000 from the
loan made during the administration Of Mayor
MatwlcG. ana at the last election the people
extent OF SIP OUO,OOO. all OF which Is Tor water
improvements. Mayor Ashbrilge to-day sent
10 Cou els i've bills TO bring about the neces-
sary changes, Fully three wears will be re-
quired for the performance OF the work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
Carpet Company Incorporated.

ALBANY. Nov 16-The Worcester Garnet
Company OF New York city was Incorporated
with the Secretary OF State to-day with cap
iial OF 100000. The Directors are. John &.
Milllnm Z HoRg OF Worcester, Mass FreI-
eriek Il. Draper. Jr.. OF Troy. and George Hogg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
Killed by Falling from Third-story
Window,

PLATTsBuRG. y, Y. Nov. l6.-Matt MacaIoon.
a uell'known farmer living about eight miles
from here. fell from a third-story window OF n
motel IN this vii lage shortly after midnight last
itactured and leg broken. He was so years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17
Kitchen outtitters Form a Union.

inc latest union to be organized is the
Kitchen outhtters' Union, which has decided
to Join the Central Federated Union Tho
union Union rs eomp3seh OF men who mount and set