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Cour, Calendar. This Day.

Appellate DIVISION snprem, Court E"re-.
Suur,mr Court nyIlatr I-rm.-A dlourn'l for
th, term special T.tla-.a A. L. Notion crl pd,r
called at loIo " Lrrt II. lNpar'" matter.
Parts III ". v. W.. and NlI-Adlourutd Tor the
trrm Iral Term Part II -Cltar PEf,r.c causes
-- Mo-. iu",,, lut~l. 1ulhl. lO2Gl. lu"2?, Parts
H.. ~. v. VI. VII. VII, IN. y. Al. aud MI -
A Iinurn,d Tor III" t.yin.
surr"gatc- Court Chambers Mot on calendar
called - u. 80 4 NJ. Tor probate Wills Of Solo.
iu"n Lehman. { nhauns +. NcNbo!d. William kra'
mrr. at lu;3p 4. VI.
TdaI Torm-.Spcrial Calcndar.-So l. Will ~
CArisiinr Ehminni at 1880 H. ". No. :. Will OF
IinIiir Bartclls. ~ 10 80 A NJ
Motions.
CIV Court General Torm.-Ad iourncd sius die =
Trial .T-rm.-Psrts l., II. ILL., ana lN.-Adj uurned
for the tTm.
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Mechanics Liens.

I?.th 81. go and ~ +: Louis Beck
Katharine VAN yslin. - :. - -. S.s.i 90
lcnth ~. =. 100 W PrcsdwA. In.-IlOo.
Murray Hill " r y sIayey ,............. srS. 90
Mctr6pnM,sm Life Insurance Go aud sno 9cs 81
Darnbrrrrr and Nno. =. -, 49,, 5000
sTth at IoI ". samuel Fine GrorcoF
Iangbein and ano. ....... -..... 3e.4o
sd az p 3Sp n i74th 81. lUu1 100. Moore
4 IandsI.d,l " Alfred Rlumentlal ...... 5000
xth Nv. ~ to ~. u shuldiner John
SAg"E Of 81 ...... ..,...- Sd'.o1
sno vs. srr"n Jacobs .......- ....-... $3.50
same -. :sS.oo
PARK ay = g cor l1Istst. I1ysu: SAuuele
caricci COW. Pesigsis j I.nbcrti'.' 1850. 90
IIpth ST. n =. 100 " MadispnAN, 'OtlUO.ll.
John A Phbr,ck W Hcru' Li"h.skind, o.. i.<Is.s5
Columbus Az, cor S0th 81, 6i2IiOo,
White etaI .....,'...,..., ,........,.. oo5.oo
Fulton av. w.. l25.Il- II<th ct. l:IiIOo;
Anthony Donlcvy vs. Morris Marks. -. ?.sIs.oo
lISth st u ., 100 MAduon aY. IOOIlOO
Frederick PiLZt vs. BENJAMIN kuoweretAl los. 90
8hth 1t. ifO "; J OFT i Son W Sigmund
MeysrN ION ct Al. ...................- 1000
West End Az, W cor 18th st. ibIlOO:
Di.n.t 4 90 vs. Chas y Gum ct al -. so.s5
SedgNick az. " lGp II Pcrot IT. 4aSilt4:
81 al $500. '.,.'......'.' 26s. 90
Same prop; same vs. same ........,, ..... $1,000
Fiiznnrii: sSn v. charl.. R.ta.r, $4,000
I.ochmolith ,s Elias fieldmau $500. ~. 1890
koehmoyi,s v. same ~ ' 10000
yod st. 1874 f. Montgomery Pattison vs.
John WfIcker .,9OO.OO
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New HAVEN. Nov. 2.-It was said here to-day
that the New Haven Iron and Steel COMPANY
isto consolidate with tho Susqu"hanna Iron
and Steel Company. plans for such comblna-
ton having been matured in Philadelphia.
The now company, which l. to buy in the two
oil concerns. j. to he called the Atlantic Iron
and Steel Company. and Is to be cOmroscd al a
number Of larg" comran 80 in the Eastern
States The New Haven ron and stool Com.
tomuany, was owned largely by Fierce Y
W"Irh the President Of the First National
Bank OF this city. A syndicate OF Philade phia
CAPITALISTS bought IT,
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CHICAGO. H.. Nov. "A $2o.O0O.Oo0 iron
and timber and transportation company to be
called the Ontarlo-I.ake Superior Company.
is being organized by the same capitalists
who created the Consolidated LAKE Superior
Company. with which concern the q m Der and
TRANSPORTATION association viii be allied
The latter will acquire the entire capital stock
Of the Algoma Commercial Company and the
Algoma Central Halfway. II Is said that tho
company will acquire title to sons o.Ouo
square miles 81 timber and IMMORAL lands al =
lacent to the Canadian property of the Con-
solidated Lake Superior concern.
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RI1i ESTATE NEUS.

The dealing in realty yesterday rcsembled that
of Wednesday in character ana NoIume' Inc
n,,,Le, WAS inactive. with few sales reported, and
hos. of little Importance. In addition TO the
limited buying Of tenement and 1at house property
10, Investment. several sales Of private dwellings,
were reported, two Of these sales representing
.omcvhat better class Of residential property than
hoe hccn represented in the selling lately. -Four
NJ Inc sales at private contract concerned property
49, vcs, Forty.scvcnth street,
Several of the offerings in the auction rooms
,,.,c Withdrawn yesterday and Of those sold the
pl,inuGs secured the majority The offerings
were all under foreclosure proceedings. There
arc SIX parcels scheduled for sale TO day.
The Hall Association Of tho Grand order Of
odI Fell ,.rs took title yesterday TO the property
so,as q ON The south side Of Twenty ninth street
100 fee, cas-, Of Seventh avenue. for s6i, 900
charles r. Saul took title yesterday 10 the
piccc Of property 505SiOO5, on the east side OF
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c.yyrsAIS KInL 4 xIssIoyAHT
Tho Rev. 4. Gniies and His Followers RE-
ported Massacred In the New Hebrides.

VANCOUVER. b. C.. Nov, 2.-The steamship
Maowvra arrived to-day from Australia with
mai! adv!ces To- October 10. The weather has
been extremely hot. averaging over so In tile
sh ode while violent dust storms are raging.
From New Ca,edOnis steamers bring the
news that Pr-shrtrrInn missionary Thought
Ia lie the Rev A Gilli... has been murdered 10y
natives with all his FOL owing taHnItnlisr II
feared. a. tue natives IN sections oi the New
H.hridcS where Mr. Gilies was posted are
capnibal- MIR. Gilles had his vii" with him.
II Is not known whether she survived
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Recorded Leases.


Reilly. Jeremiah VI. eIr. to Lioba Muller. Sd
ay. sw cor 18th II. 2jIiui. . yt-. ......
Corn. Henry. To- SrlmAr Hcss. 9th AZ,
122 aud ~ and : West 18th at and
:. and : West iIth 81 yrs. L. days
from Jan -. 1900 80. ....... ........
Hsrschinan. Rosa. u I II Hilker; lst AZ.
IA5U ~, yrs..................... ..... . 1 100
st % " 66.I2yrs ...,...............l,3 400
Iamour Catharins. to- Bernard Frank. sd
aV, 30. n " cor 4tth ST. Jyrs. ............. ..
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WARRINGTON FORECAST ron TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
For New England. fair to-day; Saturday. warmer
with increasing cloudiness and rain over south por
ton; fresh northeast winds.
For ,ait.rn New Fork and NsU JtT',v fair in NORTH
Increasing etoudinen in south portion and fresh nOrh.
,aa ,einds to-day; Saturday. pdrmo tcith probably
rain.
For the District OF Columbia. eastern Pennsyl.
yana. Delaware and Maryland. cloudy and probably
rain to- day aud Saturday; fresh northeast winds.
western Ponnsy lyaniA, western New York and
Ohio. rain snow to- day; fresh TO brisk northeast
winds; Saturday, fair and warmer,
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EEL TAKEN FROM 4 FIRE HYDKzNT.
In Had Blocked Pire and Cut on n Saw
mills Water supply.

An eel nearly two feet and half in length
and an inch thick was forced out OF IRE
hydrant in front Of 40 Monroe street yester-
day afternoon For the last ten days the en-
gineer EN- ployed by G. Van Brunt & sons saw
mill. In front OF which the hyirant stands. had
been unable TO obtain any water with which TO
start the machinery. A plumber who ex-
amincd the pipes discovered that something
wa. caught in them. III applied hand-pump
to the hylrant. After hall an hours work the
eel was forced out. The water came 40
strongly that the eel was thrown across tho
street,
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MxTHoy ErLrK Nor INDICTED.
Girl Who Told tho Worst story Against
Her Vow Snys Il was n Lie.

TRENTON. \. J.. Nov. 2-The Mercer county
Grand Jury to-day took IN the case OF Mrs.
Myrtle b. Eyer. matron Of the State Industrial
School for Girls who has been accused OF
cruelty 10 several inmates After examining
a few witnesses IL refused by an unanimous
vote to indict her. Katie Barlow. who was Sc m
10 n ho.pital last summer nni who asserted AT
that time that her condition was due TO htu'hi
treatment received by order OF Mrs Eyer.
took back all her previous statements. tcsu-
fying that she had received only mild punish
ment at the school and that sho was not at
all injured thereby.
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Bill to Make Georgia n rronibt,ion state.

ATLANTA. GA. Nov. "A determined effort
10 being made IN IA" Georgia Legislature to
enforce total Prohibition throughout the state.
A bill for this purpI," Is now under cpnsidera-
tiun and there will =" a stubborn contest. The
state is "A present governed hr the Local Onton
law, and ID Is doubt vi IL u sufficient mum her OF
legislative votes can lie obtained 10 effect \
chang" Ia tho law. The ruta districts are
strongly prohibition.
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Satisfied Nschanios' Liens,

Malkmes, Conrad, vs. John o'Lcary. Union
ay VS. 1bath at: 1909. tS5S
R.eger, Charles. vs. Joseph MArtLAleT. For.
est Ay, 1854 TO 1868: 1spy..,.,,...,.,.,.,.. LOT
Washington Hydraulic Press Brick Co
Henry Benson. lOsth ct. II ., 300
Amsterdam Ay: ISb''.. .,....,.,,,.,rr-,.r,,, 1853
Casey, Catherine. vs. Jacob Levy, - James
at and 40 New Bowery; 1899 ..,...,.,..... bo7
Neyins K Sons, james, VS. Jacob Levy. same
prop lNbO, IL Z
Ba rhig, Edward Va same, same prop: 1890 $50
Johanne-en. A, Ns Anderson 4 Forstriek
Webster ay. n . cor st Pauls pl; lH9p,,., 600.
Same, Va same, Wendoyer Av. cor
BROOK nv: 1929. ,.,,. ,.,''.''.'.''. .,;'.,.. 30
A." 1873, ..,1....,'.'.;, 1880 200
Same W. same. Wendoyer and Brook avs.
ss cor; iSun. .,.....,,,...... 800
Johnson Andrew, Va u Erickson and WE
BuZby, Crotona aV. W 9, 30 10th at:
Anderson, Erik. vs. same same prop: 1899. as
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The Rev. William H. Ecocock. until recently
the pastor OF IA Reformed Church mission at
Flush ne |. l. and u son.in-law OF the Rev.
Cornelius Btett. tho veteran pastor OF the Old
bergen Reformed Church ON Jersey CITY
Heights. was installed last ev-nu as pastor
OF the First Reformed Church Ut Eayonne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03
Newark. New Armory Opened.

Tho First New Jersey Regiments new
armory in Newark wns formally opened last
night in tho presence OF Gov. Voorhees,. who
reviewed the regiment. Maior-Gen william
J. ScwelI. Brig. Zen. Peter +. Wnnser and
Brig. Gen. Edward A. Cam pbeli were present
After tho review and drll there was dance.
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Tho mystery surrounding the sloop which
was discovered sunk about loo feet of tho
foot OF Ninety second street. Fort Hamilton.
on Wednesday was cleared up yesterday when
the craft was raised. Tho sloop was the Pstcr
Doughorty OF Lawrence. J.. l.. and she was
loaded with oysters and scrap iron. On Tues
day morn ing she sprang leak and sank Tho
crew saved themselves by swim aiming ashore.
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WALTER MxTsIsOS kILLHD.
weli-Known Staten Islander Meets Death
on n Trolley Railroad.

Walter Mathisos. 40 years old. one OF the
owners OF the Mathison Smelling Works at
Chelsea. living in Qunlan avenue. Castlcton
Corners. 8. l.. was run over AID almost
instantly killed. late Wednesday night in
Richmond turnpike about a block away from
his home. He nllghtsi from a car ofthe Statsn
Island Midland Railroad. Tho next car. No. 43.
emily lnssnsibln condition. Nptorman William
Cooper was not able to stop the ear alter he
saw the body Tho body was badly mang,sI
motorman and Conductor Wlllism Wellington
were arrested and pnrolcd by Magistrate
My 20
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The body OF man about 80 years old. o foet
& inchos tall and weighing probably 100
pounds was found yesterday in the lower bay
Off the foot Of Forty-third street. South Brook
lyn He had brown hair aud u small brown
musthchs and wore dark blue trousers. blue
aud red striped shirt. tan socks. gray under
wear, low cut shoes and 4 dark colored jumper,
in his pockets was found 81 ~ The body had
moved to the Brooklyn mVrguo ~ await ident-
hcation.
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<7th st. g. $40 5th sy. 20xiOo.B. leaseholdi Min
ME WALL W. Charles II Kelly; attys. Rabe a. X
Monroe at, 1b3 TO 1bB; Lyman Adelsten and sno vs.
VIM suRsrmsn ct al foreclos lien; sttys' ksntro-
Broome ii. 20: Therese NJ Amend VI John 3 Ames
et al; attys. RBk W Amend
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Touched n Live Wire.

John Teller. OF % WiiouGhby street. Brook
lyn. a Ineman for the heu YORK aud Queens
County Electric Road. touched live wire
while wurk,nE on role IL Sicnwhy ypst"r-
day aud Was knocked down. II IS thought his
hAck Is hrnkrn.
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Fourth Death Duo to the BrooLlyn Elevated
Road Accident.

Frank Royston. X years Old. one Of tho por-
sons who were hurled from the Brooklyn e!e-
vatai road structure In the recent accident.
died yesterday at the lirpuklvn Hospital. This
10 tho fourth death caused hv the accident
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Plan. Filed for New Buildings.

Goth st. 80 ": hyestory and basement
Giibeit .rrb,isct, cost. ...'...,.....,. $4,000
137th q I3sth at 500 Willis sNi Inc
RffGpas nrf hTmes oS Sos o"''' 10000
Broadway, W = :sth to a7th ST. improve.
ment to hotel: Louis Todd, owner: .
Young architect: cost .............,..... ibo
Madison av, SAC. Improvement to lofts;
t,c buc enst owner ~ . '...s..' 1000
Church ri, 2Js: improvement 20 store and
u,sr ew srsS Sessins soss 5000
28d ST. 1912 r.; improvement to omces;
nrcb h,ssrm eosi owner "et. 10000
Mot st, q; impruvcmont to store and
dwelling; Globe and Rutgers Insurance
Company, owner; Max Muller. architect:
c. WV
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b3d ct, IS, tlG.8 Lexington sv, 1e.dx
iOOb: Halter to Minnie MeRrue.. exoh
SAM prop. Mary Fricdel 10 j Halter..., l
NJ Russell t, joseph schrank u, 80. 100
I'D al, n ., L $40 9th ev, IshIpS.D; Pat. 49,
rick Barker 10 Elisabeth Mitchell. ....,.y. gill
2ad Al, 81. 30 Ith av. .hxns6i oswald -.
7sth ri, - Ellis . sd av. I3.tSiU2.2:
Henry Jones 10 7 HerlOg PARLIAMENTARY. i
Pleasant Av, az, W :, 16SXI5; simon Uni
fHider aud an, to- Herman Rosenblum i
John VI, 20. G y, 2UN4I.B13l.iN4t.i; harriet -
Coles. eStrt, eta to John NCOckroN, go. 10000
Hudson 81, < CurNealry 81 3BNlOO; hpls
GutwIllig to VIM Dewey ..,.....".:.. 100
Sth t',H 23pI 18Th NV, 24.IxHi.b: Mar
gnrcthA tiuthy, widow ct oil tn Philip -
Stiefcl anu wife. ...,.......... ,,;,..S.a lo'2oo
Ith Il. 364 70 2OH X, .NINO.l ~! Michael " 49,.
uanlun IL Leopold SchmcidlCr ana hno luo
il7th at. AS3 u. 25klun.lu; Marcus Bau'
mann to Catherine York ,.,.,. ,........... i
1Iuh Of. N >. 800 W Amsterdam N. !5N
~. Gerard i BrouwerA nhtr to tbth
Ha.held. ...,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. i
1nith 81. llNS y, 1s.HNlHN22lOx ba.b,
EiiIabeth l. Van DolScn to MARI
. Mct,oNern. ............., .:.,,..,,,.
Southern Boulevard. =. $40 II Jennings
OF, iN.3r iOn: Nellie Rice to John Petty.
. held John Poiy to Ncllic ll.cc........,. 1
IS lauds Vim Duncan, ct al. contains
10 6iJ.lOOO acres. Louise IL hdce and -
ano. to Adee syndicate ........,...,. i2sooo
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THE SUN
Newark, N. j., Branch.

ADVERTISERS MAY LEAVE oRDERsAr
fea BROAD ST. WHERE THE SAME CARA
AND ATTENTION WILL BE SHOWN A5 ~
MAIN OFFICE NO EXTRA CHARGEA
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Albanv Evening Line.
Proposals.

DKurOSNI Ms FOR MILITARY Sl'rrLlES Ph'l,.
! Depot q, VI DE =, lt"~ hrch street Paula. Pd..
NuNumupr I. t~pr scaled Proposals, ~ duplicate.
wtll H., received here INIT ~ o'ciu \. NJ. Moniar.
No.Cmhrr ~. l>i"' GO" tuIINsrl cil"I the fhiIt.
d,Iphtn. rl.'ou Chicago nT CnClnnHti DcpotsDf tao
quart, rmast"r's j. ~ AN's and Hoivcs. Brooms.
Cotton tori li"h Nm Ii1Untl"tr, Hats. Hat Curis.
Hat,hcts aud II Ives, Leg"i :, Music Pouches.
PrlhN IIrNc.. R'Ssct SO :, Spades. thevron Silk.
Tent pply.. IIUnlC.-. TRUMPET Crooks. TRUMPET
I, ri, aud ra,.rs aud Wool tndars lirts Tho artl.
Il, are turnui rm to siRnda d snmp.Cs and spsrp-
nrntlau~ which can hr con NJ III" ncpots named.
Snup,,- shunttcd with n,d- viii not lie considered.
Early d,u,,rI'S are essential, aud bidders must
stt' in thurprpuu~aI- the rate and time of delv-
cries to u.'.mCEi reserves the riglt to reject or
accept any ur al prop ais ~. any part thereof.
rrrtrr,u " . Yen tO arll'l"Snf dums ic production
ar inauutart rrv. Cuu Iiuun- If quality and prICs
Gurluimg ! III" pltC" Of fu""l.n pruiu tons Or
manufanlu - the ,lutr III rron h".rs lual
rltilu', tn IUN y rCru'um ut the NA,uo NJ III"
at ,l-a prrpO.cl for muI No 'umpI y all bids
lugrltITn' ID hls Will not hc considered Blanks
for prupos lis Circulnrs e. BdL ~, Sc VIII be lur-
ursaod lI'. Application. EnN"lon"s containing
lruu,,al, : Ice endorsed PROPOSALS. FOR I'LL
SNRI SrppLlEo' nj al dressed to Lie t..tol.
I"'n v Furcy, pr.uy Cna'trma't'r'ucner''.
L. Y. \.
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CENTRAL-HUDSON BOATS.

NEN:'t la' LINE; Per "a, y. H.. daily. . PM:
Sniur sy. :; l.. ~ Sundays. A. NJ. sundays.
laly. except sim law.
KINGSTON LINE; Pier -. y. R daily, e1cept
SuuUays. { =. NJ: l.ul.ns n NCwhurg. New Hin-
burg. Marlboro. Milton ro'kccp,ic and E'npu.,
connect ~ =, kingston Ws,h L. aud ID. Il H. for all
lnIEt, M the CAtsElls.
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flats and apartments to Ist-Anfur.
nished.
FURNISHED 4lOoms& apartments to Est

Hl|HLN RICOMMESDFb roard. Rooms Suites:
II private families not ndNcrtisiuy EYrTythlnE
inspected tnll partrnlaIs. save answering unknown
advertiser. reference. MANHATTAN APARTMENT
COMPANY. i1JH Broadway t2aiu.
East ~idp.
I'm ST. 1870 EAST-Desirable. well. furnished
i rooms. large and small FOR gentlemen.
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CITY 4taI Gstate.

Borough of Manhattan-For Sale.
Above 14th 81. 9th Av. to North River.
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SslrrI Goard.
Fast Side.

A -IISE 18th ST Large and small rooms: e..
~. cellcEt board. special terms for central
CREAMERY PARk. No. Two handsome large
" ruou-. private tables in parl0r dlningroori;
references required.
NJ ADISDS Az. l.o. Two handsome larx. rooms;
4h private. also back pail'r, table and attendance
nneIc,llri
i-rH ST.. 10 EhS Large second. story front
room. with boarl references required.
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Gitu Real estate.

Borough of Manhattan--For Sale.
Above 18th st.--5th Az. to North River.
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18th ST.. - WEST Nicely furnis h I'd rooms dou
bic and single. with board; reference. tabls
hoard.
sl.)D at. 81 AND 10 WEST. NEAR BROADWAY
~ Bosri-Thc NibloCk ncw Management. ia flor
dining room; rooms EN- suite with bath. also other
desirable rooms.
y TIN ST. ~ WFSr-Hnndspme second door
cf newly decorated; private bath. private table /;
opposite Waldorf, mimpeachablc references
arm ST, I5S WEST.
Handsome rooms, tahl" and appointments high class
SISr ST. 90 WEST-Elegantly furnished room;
~ "rivatc American family; excellent table aud
attendance; references.
- TIN ST., ~ wESr-Llrge. sunny. third. floor
INl ROOM also single room OH fourth hAor
references.
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20 Get for BUSINESS purposrs.

4 III lLpGNGS. stores. lofts and Offices eIccp.
"a. tonally fine list this aud other desirable locA.
ton-. FOLSOM BROTHERS s3t broadway.
A TTRACTlyE OFFICES TO let at 80 Union
"a slnare Drnalvay ana IIth ".
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-08
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

st, Leos Glee club held a well attend
ed rehearsal in st. David's hall last
evening and several new pieces were
practiced
The William F.. Jones Republican
club held a meeting last night and out
lined the ways and means for conduct
ing their candidates campaign for
county auditor.
The funeral of Elmer Richards. the
boy who was killed in an elevator on
Wednesday, will occur tomorrow after
noon. Services will he held at the
house at o'clock and at the church
at 3 O'Clock. Interment will be made
in Washburn street cemetery.
sarah Barrett, of West Linden street
who threatened to kill Gotleib Myer, u
neighbor, was held i'm $500 bail by Al
derman Kellow last evening
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Washburn Street Presby-
terian church will hold their regular
monthly meeting in the church this
evening.
Anthony MCAnulty,of Luzerne street,
has announced himself as candidate
for delegate to the Democratic county
convention from the Fourth district of
the Fifth ward.
The Lawrence band will give an open
air concert at West Park this evening.
a band concert and entertainment
was given in Holy Cross hall. Bellevue
last evening by Lawrence band The
entertainers were Philip EgGleston. Of
New York; Sydney Hughes and Miss
Mary Mcdonnell, of this city and Miss
Mcdonald, of Olyphant. An ice cream
social followed the concert
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-08
TURNPIKES in BAD SHAPE
The Abingdon and the Newton Roads
Need Repairs-Latter Is Now
Practically impossible.

Street Commissioner Roland d.
Thomas and II. E Paine, president of
the Providence and Arlington Turnpike
company, yesterday made visit of in
spection to that portion of the turn
pike within the city limits and which
the city has guaranteed to keep in re-
pair.
When seen by Tribune man after
his return the street commissioner said
he found parts of the road in very bad
condition and if it is allowed to go
until spring without repairs it will be
almost impossible.
At last nights meeting of the select
council the street commissioner sub
mitted to council the letter from Mr..
Paine, officially notifying him of the
condition of the city's part of the turn
pike and accompanying it was a letter
from the commissioner suggesting that
5000 be appropriated by councils for re-
pair to be made before winter sets in.
The communications went to the streets
and bridges committee.
From the farmers of Newton came a
protest to select council against the
condition of that portion of the New
ton turnpike within the city limits. 1t
is in such a deplorablc condition. they
say. that it is impossible now to drive
over it. Accompanying the commune
cation was a recommendation of Street
Commissioner Thomas that councils
pass an ordinance providing money for
the repair of the turnpike. This mat
ter also went to committee.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-08
SOUTH SCRANTON.

words cannot express the gratiflCa-
tion which was entertained last night
by the many friends of Christ Fickus
when it was learned that Mayor Moir
had sent in his name to select council
as inspector of the Seventeenth district
main sewer, to succeed George Rosar,
resigned, and that the appointment
was confirmed. The selection of his
honor was an ideal one in every sense.
Mr.. Fickus, who last April retired from
the board of city assessors with an en-
viable record. was foreman during the
term of the lamentable Philip Kirst as
street commissioner of the commission
ers' department. Mr.. Fickus is thor
oughly versed in sewer matters, and
the property owners of this district
have every reason to congratulate
themselves upon his appointment.
Miss Lillian Rink and Herman AL
bert, both of Stone avenue, were united
In marriage at St. Mary's church yes
terday morning at s o'clock. y nup-
tial mass preceded the ceremony, at
which Rev. G. ]. stopper was cele-
brant Miss Lizzie Utz was brides
maid and William Rink, a brother OF
the bride, was groomsman. At the con-
cIusion OF the ceremony the party re-
turned to the home of the brides par
ents, where a reception to the mem
bers of the contracting parties and inn
mediate friends was given. A wedding
tour was dispensed with.
Misses Carrie Keib, of Maple street,
and Jennie Emich, of Hickory street,
are visiting at Elmhurst