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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-23
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NEWS.
Dillon, Aug. 81. !
A camping party loaded down with
provisions left last week for a weeks
outing on Blacktail. The following were
members of the party: Normal Gilbert,
Ray Selway, Arthur Graeler and John
Hacker.
Rev. and Mrs. S. d. Hooker, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. jones of Dillon. Bishop and
Mrs. l.. K. Brewer of Helena and Rev.
Charles Linley of Missoula are camping
on Hooker's Flat for a few days outing.
Friday afternoon a card party was
given by Mrs. w. A. JoEes and Mrs. AL
bert Stamm at the home of the former in
honor of Mrs. Jones's guest, Mrs. George
F. Coke of Moberly, Mo.
Mrs. John Howard of Suite and Miss
Carrie Metlen left Friday for Salt Lake. |
Mrs. j.. f. Metlen left Sunday to join
them. From there they will go to st.
Louis fer a visit. |
Rev. F.. G. Cattermole and family eX-
pect to leave tomorrow for Anaconda,
their future home. While Dillon will feel
the loss of such worthy people they will
be Anaconda's gain.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lacy of Birch !
Creek were in town Saturday shopping.
They We're accompanied home by Miss
Edytha Cashmere, who will visit a week
on Birch Creek. |
Arthur Judges returned Thursday from
a trip to his old home in England. He
reports having a very pleasant time and
his many friends are pleased to welcome
him back.
Mrs. j. G. Willis has returned from a
trip from Blackfoot, Idaho. She was ac-
c%ompanied home by her sister, Miss Bella
Wheeler.
NJ. l.. Davidson returned Saturday
evening from a 10 days trip through the
National Park. Milt reports a delightful
time.
J. +. Morse and family and Miss Alma
Thorpe are visiting with AL Noyes and
family on the Ajax ranch in Big Hole
Basin.
Mrs. II. j. conger and son Earle, and
! Miss Margaret COnger left Thursday for
, d trip through the National Park.
Mrs. Leslie Thompson Of Twin Bridges
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Bishop, several days last week.
Deputy Sheriff Jennie Of Blackfoot,
Idaho. was in Dillon Friday and Satur-
day ON business.
Sheriff Pyle returned from Butte Sat
urday, where he went for a couple of
days on business.
S. r.. Rounds was in the city Saturday
in the interest of a bottling house OF
Salt Lake.
Mrs. S. S. Patterson left Saturday
| night for a months visit in Salt Lake
City.
J. II. Rrundage was sick last week
with neuralgia but is much better now.
Albert Ball of the Bonaccord, was in
the city Friday on mining business.
Mr.. William Cashmere left for Ban
mack today on business and pleasure.
II. J. Thompson and wife spent part
of last week at Zeigler's Springs.
John Howard is a Dillon visitor. being
a guest at the Hotel Metlen.
w. w. How'd was down from Bannack
Thursday on business.
Robert Wing left Friday for a few
days in Salt Lake.
Miss Lucy nan visited friends in
Anaconda last week.
Mrs. Alex. Singer of Lima visited Dillon
friends last week.
George Standaher was in Butte Friday
on business.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-23

Mrs. NJ. A. Woodward is yet very ill and
if improved any it is not noticeable. Her
many friends hope for some change for
the better in a short time.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-23

J. w. Farley and family of Pioneer,
will move to Deer Lodge in a few days to
spend the winter. They have some little
folks who will attend school here.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-23

NJ. l.. Davidson returned Saturday
evening from a 10 days trip through the
National Park. Milt reports a delightful
time.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-23

Attorney Ed. Scharnikow returned this
afternoon from Butte where he has been
engaged on professional business.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-23

J. f. Morse and family and Miss Alma
Thorpe are visiting with AL Noyes and
family on the Ajax ranch in Big Hole
Basin.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-23

Elmer Van Gundy IS now installed as
assistant in the drug store of j. H. Owing.
Elmer is a good steady boy and capable
of taking care of any position he will ac-
ceDt.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-23

CHRIS. Schroeder and Myron Corn are
back from the Big Hole and enjoyed some
good hunting.
The city council has made it's annual
levy of 10 mills for city purposes.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-23

Mrs. II. j. conger and son Earle, and
Miss Margaret Conger left Thursday for
d trip through the National Park.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-23

Miss Allie Abee left today fro Drum
mond where the young lady goes to teach
school. She is thoroughly competent and
one of the chosen daughters of Deer
Lodge,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-23

Rev. w. NJ. Jordan, who has been en-
gagged here several days, left for his home
in Helena today. The gentleman is a
former resident of Deer Lodge and has
many friends here.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-23

Miss Lucy Glannis visited friends
Anaconda last week.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-23

w. w. How'd was down from Bannac
Thursday IN business.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-23

Mrs. Alex. Singer of Lima visited Dillon
friends last week.
George Standaher was in Butte FRIDAY
on business.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-23

Billy Stiner drove in last night with
Gene Mcfarland and Gus Peneau, two of
the fortunate placer miners Of the Gold
Greek country. They brought in about
So 600 worth of coarse gold as a result of
six weeks operations. Talk about the
k.ondyke country!
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-23

Miss Katie Kohrs is entertaining a
large number Of the ladies of Deer Lodge
this afternoon at luncheon, from 1870 to 4
O'Clock to meet Mrs. Fotheringham. 1t
is one of the society events of the sea-
son as Miss Kohrs is a most pleasing en-
tertainer.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-23

Robert Wing left Friday for a fey
days in Salt Lake.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-23

John Howard is a Dillon visitor, bein
a guest at the Hotel Metlen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-09

r,. Excuse Given by BOY Who Rob-
he'd His Father.

Ioscph Pussoug. grocer. OF 45l West
rorty.si>fh street. reported to the police on
Mor,lay that his fourteen year-old son John
had taken So from the cash register in the
store and q from coat pocket on Sun
dsv afternoon and had then disappeared.
Central once Detectives Davis and
Dunn mot tn" boy about noon yes
tcriay at Tenth Avenue and Forty sixth
Street llc had on a new suit of clothes
and a new hat. in one hand he carried n
rarty valse small camera protruded
from side pocket and he wore Il new ring
II have just returned from Norfolk. W.
Va he sand. when the detectives asked
him where y, had been. and | am now
wondering which j. hest, to go home or to
go Up 10 Saratoga.
You'll stay with US for while, sonny"
said Detective Dunn. as he placed the hoy
under arrest
The runaway wept when arraigned in JEFF
ferson Market Court on u charge of grand
larceny preferred by the father. He took
the money and ran away, he told Magistrate
Cornell herauS, he wanted to study and
become a priest. The Magistrate held him
in Sgou hail for trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-09
REAL ESTATE NEWS.

There was very little activity In the pri
vate- sales branch OF the realty market yes
terday The sales were few in number
and unimportant in character. The pro-
perty consisted for the most part OF up
town flats and small residences. The sales
of two modern, newly built, fve-story dwell
ing on Ninety-sixth Street, west OF the
park, were exceptions.
In the auction-room the four parcels
scheduled for sale were disposed Of, two
going to outsiders. The most important
offering was the new twelve-story- office
building % and 81 Liberty Street. The
sale was the result of foreclosure pro-
ceedings on a second mortgage, and the
property was knocked down to the plain
tiff, Robert f. Downing, a member of the
New York Realty Company, for S432 900.
1t was reported yesterday that Mayer s
Auerbach had resold SO and 26 East
Twenty second Street, recently purchased
by him, to r. f. Shropshire builder and
that Mr. Shropshire would erect large
mercantile buildings on the plots. No con
irmation OF the report could be obtained
Jefferson NJ Levy is said to be the buy.
err OF 81 Cortlandt Street, the sale OF
which was reported last week. The price
was in the ncighborhood OF sl20 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-09
NechanicH' Liens.

TrasdnIr Pr g s.. 100 II. =. Of Boston Road.
5uxI0U; George Mackenzie vs., J. y, Walker ct al.
N'i53d St.. Nos. ha6 to $40 West; Richard j.
cullen vs. Mary 4. Cannon and RnO., 1882 80
9Th St Nos 90 aud II Fast Camilo Schattino
Rogers Pr Nos. aGl 10 a65; low Fogaus vs..
Charles Peterson. S3I ~.
brook Ave, e =. lO4 n. n. of wendover Ave
x; T.. S. Mineral Wool Co. vs., Pyscr Book.
"'iTiISth St. =. 100 It. e of 9Th Ave lOoHloO II
Stnuey Iluh Elevator Go. vs. Abraham Stone,
Sam" property: Richard Tinto vs.. same. Ss35
Same property; Thos. F. Mclaughlin VS.. same.
$3.50.
same property; David Aaron same. 500
Same property: Samuel Sass same, S22h.
llSth 81 H. T.. 100 #. -. Of 9Th Ave-, lnOXlOO;
IIodkIuson co. vs.. Isaac and Abraham Stone,
t"Immhus Ave, No 1921; John Sehrrt VS. Mary
aSrG St., 10. ,ii2 Most; Harry W, Bell VS., Ro.
I0tiM ST.. ( f. 100 It. ., of Columbus Ave- o4X
IuUii: G"org" Mackenzie vs.. Edgar Coles ct al,
E'iiIIlth St Nos 4u2 and 4o4 Fast: Mark Harris
Va NntuiueiiA hltipIi Sl9O
fridge 81. Nos. &. $. aud 10: James Grimes w.
Laura Barrett ct al S3"."5,
wcmI%y"r Aye. = ." c"r :, of Washington Ave,
ohNlI5: Julius FiGuulu W. Sarah IInssard $2I4 40
J,n, Tlurk w. Abraham Stone sass ~
Same property. u. ki'iHrnNr \ Sons W. Isaac
Stone and mo 81 2HS u
lis,h s.. 8 20 u ~ nth Aye: hoI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-09
WRECK LAID TO CARS SPEED.
Testimony Concerning the Trolley Disaster
at Peck's Bridge.


BRrpGEpoRT. Conn. Aug. S.-The last OF the
dead in the Shelton trolley road accident has
been identified. II proves to be Armada
Gauvn. a French Canadian. living In Water
bury He came hcre with friend on Sunday
and was returning homo by way OF Shelton.
Coroner Doten and the jury empannelled by
him to hear the case started their work this
morning. Several witnesses examined to- day
testified that the car was running rapidly when
1t reached the bridge
John Cruit Of Waterbury. who was passen-
ger and jumped of the trestle Just before the
car went over. said that when it left the track
Motorman Hamilton made no effort whatever
to stop it either by reversing the power or put
ting on the brake. but stood perfectly still.
Just before tho car left the bridge Hamilton
jumped and Crut Jumped Immediately after
him.
William +. Peck. who lives near the south
end OF tho bridge said he knew the bridge was
not in condition for fast running. 1t had not
been 'trued up"
Major William W. Starr. a civil engineer OF
this city. was called,to testify concerning the
condition Of the trestle. He had supervision
OF the construction OF 1t. He said:
Il examined the road after the accident.
Any new embankment is elastic. and there
may have been little giving there. / could
not tell how much, but there might have been
half an inch.'
On the bridge there Is the usual guard raj
1t is six by eight inches and set down upon the
ties about an inch. The company ordered before
the accident an iron guard rail to be laid inside
the rails. but it has not arrived. | consider the
present rail perfectly safe"
Did the company believe the other rail nee
essary >"
Yes. sir as an additional safe guard"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-09

. III d IIII'NTN INiNNTHH " ~, -.
lI..NSI. four story and basement dwelling; fore
clusur" SALE; Luther Kountze, "xr.. etc" VS. Emily
,imr ct al. Geo. ". Van Slyck. attorney: Law
renee i"lkin. referee dn" IN Indsn.nt $la S. ~;
Gusts. etc. StlS. ~; taxes. etc. S5"i. so.
Bl HRNA\ l.. kEN\ElIN y 60.
East lu!,ih 81. and Roosevelt Lane, \. ". cor :,
~ luN Nl5u. .Nluu.ll. two and three story brick
stables: f"rrclrsur" sale. Bradley Currier W.
Vito \. CHM ct al. otis " Pressnger. attorneys;
jacob l.. solomon referee; due uu Judgment, S@4, =
u.s. 40: costs 1896 IS: taxes $500.
Wa, ,lm l,ETfR = M w op,u, Az.
lu"xoo.ll vacant, foreclosure" sale; August Run vs.
VIM Rogers 81 al. Peter Cook attorney: Sidney j.
trwcn. referee; 'lue On Judgment S3l .:5n; costs.
etc. S3l3Aj
BY RRIAN l.. kENNELl.i.
Amsterdam Ave. y" 100. ". s.. l25 q y. n. NJ
9sth St 1i.GxS4 Xxi NSI:. hve.story brick store
and tenement: foreclosure sale: nun Dime Saw
ings Bank -. Sarah ". MrIannnld ct al lNt"n;
Wnrdfrrd. Ruvrc Wallace" attorneys: Edward
II. FalluNS. referee; due nn Judgment. sl3 t0I L.;
costs. S5il &c: taxes ctr. Sa6G.+u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-09
polIcENAN'S BULLET HIT.
,ppUD KrHNE WAS FIGHT
o>' ,%G LINDS ~ H0SPIIAL'
.,,.,,,,, went to Another Hospital
The ,,,,,,py that He Had Shot Any
30, NH Tnkcs Conkley to Bellevue
h""' :. passed to Raise the Fare.

,,,oro,t went to Another hospn"I'
The ,,,,,,ry that He Had Shot Any
~" ,.h Jnkrs tonkley to BeHeNnc-
my u,,t f. Passed to Raise the rare
..,.I, cd, men and boys at the corner
Al'7' ,.,l street and Seventh avenue
o. '",,'y .,.rl cd at Policeman kuhne when
lh7' ~ ,t,,, 10 disperse. Kuhne made
NJ '',...,.. changing on the mob with his cluo
II'''"' -, ,rcnged In the fight oil MS lie.
rh" wa ..,.,. f. the ground by force OF num-
~ ,Oh., n, was PROSTATE everybody
''' ,i,,rpL "A couplo of kicks at MIN.
WIN, ,",,,,,,.e,.. II, 'rar that he would be Killed.
''. .. ,.,..,rr and fred II once. The
~ .,,,,.r,I kuhue got on his feet and as
s.,vnrr. severely went to Roosevelt
~ ',r,c,, n,- bruises we're attended to.
,,,,,.,,r,l was III srersing. Henry Coax
go, W,st Twenty ninth street. and two
t' v,. had been in the gathering started
.' ,,,,, through rhprty second street. AS they
80 trrn' uf ~ oakley collapsed ana MS
e,. loaned for the 1rst time that he had
t,i.'ssnt.,I,iLp ,uIDot from Kuhne's weapon.
'er,' ,.,,r pith ed him up and carried him
They attempted to board a num-
.,.,, n. ., Ivay ears butthe conductor In each
wv ,,,'..,,n, nm, roakcy was drunk and re-
,'7i,o.,I,y "a, party to get on the car. A
crowd ea'hcr.I ard some one suggested that
or.,,.. frauds said they had no money
lo,.n.r'.u. waS taken w which resulted
o. ro,s,rrt .t't'c over -. Then Michael Lotion.
,onL I'm. ta,', IN h.a cab and drove them to
Bellevue,
bo.p.,aI a. a suspicious person. When Lotion
.o,nrned f., his stand Detectives Curry and
- N,ntk - pya
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-09

At the New York Real Estate Salesroom
yesterday William NJ. Ryan sold, in foreclos
ing. about 3Ox1l9. Nos 95 and % Liberty
Street. to the New York Realty Company
for $432 900.
Peter +. Meyer G. Co. sold in foreclosure,
the five story stone front fiat, on lot 25x9S9
No. AS West Twenty first Street. to ID. A.
Gayor for $35 400 and the vacant plot, 10. TX
1882. at lSOth Street and Mohegan Avenue
to w. Marty for $4.05O.
James l.. Wells sold. in foreclosure. the va
cant plot. 2jxl4TX2jX143. on the south side
OF Beacon Street. 1924 feet West OF Classon
Avenue. TO the plaintiff. Julia A. Swords
for 81 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-09
Foreclosure suits.

Brook Ave. n -. cor. ~ 1921 81. 90 hN:' az
,rree. The Sim"nds Furnace g." vs. Sidney Il"ey
fnreclosur" lem: attorney. V II llungrrf"rd
St. Nicholas Ave. :. ". cor of l3ith ~. MhN
1IUN Ireg.: lI+th ST. x =. loo n W. Of ". NIchn
las Ave-, ~ 1oSooll: Hamilton Wo"ls VS. VIM II.
Lake foreclosure lirnSl; attorney, q. e, CONN,
14th ST. : ". cor. uf Prospect Terrace. l5+ lox
ma james De carlo Marie lasrcrGes ~ nj.
foreclosure Hem: attorney. j. VI 'i"rhnm.
Goth ST. n. lT5.i II. g. ~ lin Ave. 40 loS
:: Wilhelm Ilusse vs.. John 7 Fox ~ al; at
Iornuv, \. ! skinner
SIh ST.. Nos, ., !. and West; \rmItac" Ma
ihrWS rcC'r. etc. Oscar \. Norman ct al.
foreclosure lem: attorney. W. = Rcnnct.
listh ST. = ". cor. Of Caldwell Ave. lhnNlon:
Ellis" otto w.. Joseph & Cocker and nno. fore
closure lien; attorneys, Monk"n Rros.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-09
Private sales.

The Stevens Real Estate Company has
sold for Robert Wallace two fve-story Anne
rcan basement dwellings, each .l7xlOO. on the
south side OF Ninety-siXth Street 1926 feet
west of Central Park West
The Rve-stOry fiat. on lot 25xlOO.ll, NO.
/ 10 West 18th Street, has been sold.
William Dongan has sold the five STORY fiat,
on lot 25xl0O, No. 2544 Eighth Avenue.
Mandelbaum & Levine have bought the
four story brick tenement, on lot 25xlOO No.
2O95 Second Avenue. and the four -story and
basement brown stone dwelling. on lot 23X
1903. No. PAS East Thirteenth Street.
Catherine LEM has sold the five-story Nat.
on lot 25XlO0, No. 27S West 18th Street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-09
THREE REGIU run.
Only ",I2I Wen TO he Enlisted to Ell
the Ten New Regiments.

W,>r%GTuN. Aug. S.-The following re-
turns showing the recruiting up to this morn
Inc have been received at the War Depart
men, Total cnlislments yesterday. 442
aggregate '",1tn, to be enlisted 2,3@l The
returns snow three regiments with
moro than their authorized strength They
are III" T""nry-!E'h. with l,3l2 men
TNcn'r--'Nenlh. +AN. Thrty-tirst. Ills
The Ihrto'h has l.@Di. only four short OF
Us Qno'r The Twonty-eghrh has ,2OS and
the Ihirry-snc,r I 2"A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-09
Court Calendars This Day.

ApI, Hate Division. supreme Court. Recess
$ulTcm" Court. Special Term. Part /. Motion
calendar ra!"d al LOGO a NJ. Part II. IN.
part" matters. ..,
SurrnL il"s' Crar' Chambers For probate Wills
rT sabine Iuifv. Nd"lirc y. Sauer. Ernst Won
lal"m. Benjamin :. li"hch, Bridget Mah"n ~
,lty court Sp"rinl Term Court opens at 10
A. NJ Motions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-09
first-Class Nrlp-Males.

JAPANESE PLAIN COOK. Waiter wants position
small family, city or Onntry.
TOMITA, 1O7 Cherry at.
MAN willing and sober. wishes situation Of any
wi Nnd. Address F.. NJ, 4%l Pearl st, y. Y
I)AINTER Decorator and paper hanger OF many
i years experience wishes work for landlords,
agents, privat". Etc. Lowest price. WA1NlO ia
35th IT Brooklyn.
DRIVER: EXPERIENCED. CAREFUL. TEMPE
RATE. honest. Good references; or horses.
CONOD AZ West 2Sth St
DRESSMAN, Cylinder. Web. book and general job.
L - years experience. city or country. Nj box
lYi. sun office.
VALET wishes engagement with gentleman high
ly recommended. willing q travel
W kUGLFR, 225 9TH St.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-09
DIE D.

EaEIlNlE-A' treat Mock, l.. l., on Tuesday
Az =. i>"o, william Gardiner.
Relatives and friends Of tho family and also those
OF ~ SON Rev. ". A. Gardner, of St. Simon Of
''''N : 'h1rrh Graresend, Brooklyn, re-
F"'''Hll" relUestrd to attend the funeral from
''. h!o's'H' Church Great Neck, on Thursday,
AK lH'h at II a. m. Train leaves Long Is.
hnl cry at loAM
HARDWOOD. suddenly at Murray Hill Hotel.
Angus :, lS"a, Capt. Paul Harwood. L. s. A..
sen T m" lat" lilhnn HARDWOOD, Of Philadelphia.
Funeral services Thursday morning. August TO- at
russo at to residence" II his fathern.l Flaw. Mr.
h"''} j. Bu,rhcll, ~ Fast 53rd ST.. New York
.h. Int"rm"nt at rhladelIhia.-Pa.
BURTON. VI brighton, England, on July II.
49, Sarah rena, beloved wife OF Harry L.
Horton
Funeral s"l'lces st Morayian CHI urch. New Dorp
s'"i"n Island. IN Wednesday, Aug. g. At
II'"' W. Intcrment private.
WIDE, Poultncy Vt. Aug r, Martins r.
nl" "a III" 74n year OF his age.
f"n'ra. ,'r.Ires will he held at his late residence
~. '"'mht Heights, Brooklyn, Wednesday
''-. lat = O'clock, Relatives and friends arc
w't-l
"''"N NJ At II 'llywood. y. j., on Aug. II. Han
h'H. widow - the late Michael MCGOWAN,
""'"- and friends are invited to attend funera
" IN '"r r'sli"ucc. 30" West 57th st, on Thurs
'' 49, W. At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. thence to The
'.'.""f the raulst Fathers. where u solcmr
las "' requiem will he offered for the rrpps,
ny Dor soul Interment in Calvary Cemetery
h.ol.' anti flowers
TIKI slow. on SUNDAY, Angus, g, at her resi-
"'"." N"nd!ca Farm, at Summit, y. j.. Ami,
=" 49, ~ samuel W Truslow, and daGghtc
OF TIE late William Wall
u''I'' services will he held upon arrival of thu
'A'h "a'Ing Christopher at and Barclay st
'F'T'-' N'w YORK al 1910 o'clock A. M, Wed
hf''t. August ., meeting carriages a: SUNNI
Station.
"N|Nt' Francis F., Wake. eldest son of Jul
A"' The lao Rear Admiral Henry walhe Us. y,
MS S. lHYa.
'T'' -"r'ices luesday, x =. NJ, at mis- late res
." - iAtchen ave. IunsrA WedncsdA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-09

Nldri"h lanes H.. aud anu.. trustees, "lc.,
t., ID" lnS' tuition for I'll" Savings "f MGR $780,
chants Clerks ........... .......,.. ST 'Hu
Nltuclul, rhro.Ior,. - Henry T.. Soh,,n T,pI
Barnard. Everett L., to John /. sleeves. 500
Cornell. Agnes. cS'N. etc" /" American
Ferris. Wan f.. I" Mary \. 'amu'rIl... 1"lt
Trust co. .,.' .......'..'. ............,' - Oh"
Palmer Edwin. and anu.. eNrs. etc. T."
Elizabeth MacF arlHud ...,... ,..,..... ~
Raymond George, I" Miriam ". e. can ~
...Y....-... SUE
E"",i"r. Simon NJ. I" PIukns Turk. ..... 80"
iiunk, Ihns. A.. "S'T. etc. I" Ale" l.. ~
Gilbert. trustee, etc. ..,,..... ....... 3oid
Rrnk. thRs. \. "Nr, "t",. :" Chas. A.
Sane To- Alice l.. Gilbert o.. ............ 4U62
S"n,rr. Robert. Selma Mailman: re-
Trnsr 20 '"."',...,.', $500
The Cameron CO. To James u. Putnam nom.
n" Mercantile Trust 60. I" Jan" T..
SCHUYLER ......... ..... -, gee. nom
Savings flank ,..................... l5,uOO
same Ia Same. ................ 70. 0O0
Weeks ThoS W. Sarah y Jarvis 900. 10000
i"kc" owe ~ ,,','.......,.. 3nOn
Wronkow, Herman. 10 Eliz \. raur ..... 2,"o'
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Man Nay Have Been browne d in Il Col
lIsiOn on saturday,

~ II Ut
lISion On saturday.
h'lAh Human Of Gr2vescnd Beach, while
hNh'ng ~ Hr1N",rnd Bay yesterday afternoon
round tue DO ~ ~ man who was about 40
years old. five feet ten inches in height and
weighed about 200 bounds. He was OF sandy
c"mFeXl"n with rcd hair and moustachc. He
had On al oil skin coat. blue shirt. dark
trousers and light underwear. The body was
removed 10 Tia" hr"oEyu morguc. The po-
lie" heli"y" that the man was one Of those
drowned in th' SiNt""u loot skiff that wa $ run
down hy tn" schooner Sarah A. Merritt off Bay
kllC" Sa'Urlu, afternoon
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nth St, n. g. 20 IT. W. Of ID Ave, 25xlO2 .;
Cornelius G. Grow icy and ano. Margaret Wi.
kinson ito rec Iver possession, etc.; attorneys,
Townsend i NJ.
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a'ianofortes, Organs. sc.
STEINWAY g. SONS,

Have always on hand a large stock of
SECOAD-HASD PIANOS
Of almost every make. their own Included, taken in
exchange for new Steluway pianos, These instrl.
ments are in good order having been thoroughly
repaired by MS. and they offered at lowest posi-
BILE prices.
IPRIGHTS ...... AT........ GREAT BARGAINS
From 500 mp EASY PAYMENTS p. Rents 100
Send Tor Catalogue e.. .GORDONS 1893 Fifth ay
RELIABLE CONNOR PIAHOS. ESTAB. 1871
High grade Medium price Easy terms Rent.
ing exchanging. { East I2d 81,