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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14
WHITAKER STILL HELD.
NO Charge of Murder Has Yet Been
Made Against HIM.

Louisville, Feb. 3 = The charge oAmur-
Ger, which was expected would be the
accusation after Goebsl's death, has not
get been subsntu;ed for that Of mali
cious shooting against Holland Whit
taker, The prisoner was brought hero
for sefe l,eeping ON sccount OF the ex-
cited state Of the people at Frankfort on
the day Goebel was shot. Whittsker
has developed sullen disposition. He
even refused TO tall, TO the deputy jail
crs ind will answer no questions from
The reporters
Chief Deputy Strauss states that q
man named OBiien. from LaGranse,
called at the county Jail for the purpose
eG seeing Whitaker. O'Ey.ea said 4
nan answering Whittakers description
.roppsd at his homa in LlGsange over
two weeks ago to get drink OF water
'iAfrer drinking several glasses OF
water said O'Brien, "rhe stranger be-
gan TO talk, I thought he was u
mourtaiueer. lie told ms that hs was
on his way 10 FrankforE to see that his
friend Governor Taylor was not robbed
Of his rights. He had three revolvers
and several t:mes in his conversation
hinted that Goebel was in danger
O'Brien was taken to Whittaker's cell.
That's the man, he said, as soon az
Whitaker was pointed ou5 to him.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14


me- became We ieW parelei u l-oil, ,i,4.A
q. Carlisle the ex-secrersry OF the treas.
ury. He was a member OF toe Demo-
crasic state committee for years and was
G regular attendant at STATE conven-
tons
Mr. Goebel's advent into politics was
10 candidate for state senator to fill
the unsxpir1d term OF j. w Bryan, who
was elected lieutenant governor with
Buclzner in S51, and has since contin.
uously Represented Kon.on couaty l.
tho senate.
llr. Goeoel was man VINO despisNd
any osyentation whatever. DIR. Goehsl
was very simple in his manners. He
was hard, close student and was ever
pouring over law books or literature. 10
was a years old and bachelor. Es
was g fearless man.
OF recent years his most noteworthy
party service rs supporter of Senator
Blackburn in 1856 when tlle lay4ser, after
long and bitter fight, wss defeated By
Senator Deboe. In the year or two fol-
lowing he became promRtst rs the an
thor and champion of the election isvy
which bears his name and which is now
upon the statuts book Of this state.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

bo brought back to Frankfort ana
placed in the big balloon Of the Capt.
tol hotel where they will lie in state all
that day.
The bulle. fred by an unknown as
aassin last Tuesday morning ended the
life OF Governor Goeb.l at J,45 O'clock
Saturday evening.
The only persons present az the death
bed were Governor Goebei'a sister BIrs.
3saunacker, and his brother Archur
'Goebel Of Cincinneti, who hnve been in
constant attendance at Governor Goe-
bells bedside. and Dr. Mccormack.
The announcement that hia end had
come was announced by Arthur Goebrl
toa few friends at the door OF the sick
~ocm end by them communicated to
cthers throughout tina hotel.
There was no excitement in the cHrri-
doris Of the hotel, Those vino heard tho
words Of Ar,hur Goebel were reverent-
~ silent, and did not disseminate thu
intelligence. Within few moments
The following announc mant had bseu
prepared and was silently handed about
the hotel and III tine streets:
10 tde Peop'e OF kentucky: Il is
with tho most profound sorrow thRt Wa
announce the death o. Governor VIII
liam Goebel In his last moments he
counseled his friends TO keep cool and
bow to the law in all Things. We. his
friends and advisers, beg OF the people
Of Kentucky in this hour o; affection to
carefully abstain from eny act OF VIC
fence or any re -ort TO mob law. Il
would be his wish wore he alive thai
there should be absolutely no stain OF
his memory by any impsu1ent act OF
any who we're his friends. The law is
puprsme and must in time b. reestsh
lished and all the wrongs he and hi-
PARTY has suffered will find their proper
relress."
The address was signed by:
J. G. S Blackburn, K. s. Pryor, TREY
Wooison, O. NJ. Lewis, S. B. McCresry
,yoha X Hendricks. James Andrew
Scott, Lewis McQuown, B w. Brad
burn, g J. shacsletord. G. G. McCnord
South Trimble speaker Of tho house
and j. II. Carter, president pro TEN o
the senate.
Wiliinm e. Gaebel was born in {
rnall hainler in Sullivan county, Penn
sylyania With his father and inohs
Ia came to Covington. XIV. wael quit
!. boy. William started to Learn In
.ewclry trade at Dunes in Cincinnati
Dus after remaining there u short tim
expressed desire to study law. 70 en-
re-ed the Office of Stevenson q Myers
Alter the dissolution Of this firm he con
t.nned with the firm OF Stevenson &
OHara. which he left on Aug. 10, 1874
and afterward became the law perine
e. Governor J In W. S'eycnsoa, Ls:e
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14
ro.t N1nr.tm Nxnm!untlon.

Frankfort. Ky, Fab 6 "A post MOI
tenn examination Of the body of Gov
ernor Goebel was held iasc night under
the direction of D.. Il E. Hume. The
physician refused TO say what was
learned from the examination.
The train bearing the remgina of Gov
Gosbcl left Frsnkfort early this morn
ing for Covington. IL had been tho origi-
nal intention to leave Ff~nkfort Mon
day evening. but it was foundinsoossrrs
owing to the delay caused bg tnA post
m0rtem examination to alter rhS plans
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14
FUNERAL on G0EBEL.
His Remains viii De Placed Beside
Other Famous Kentuckians.
TAKEN TO CONVICTION
Tho Funeral Services VIII Take Place
nj His Home aud Final later.
lacnt VIII re at Frankfort
ns. OF Thursday Next. ss

frankfort r., Feb. 8 1t has prao-
tically been decided that tho remains Of
William Goebel will be buried in Frank.
Sort in the cemetery overlooking tie
Kentucky river, where lie the remains
of Daniel Boone, Vice President Richard
NJ johnson and several Kentucky gov.
,ernors eminent iurists and soldiers.
The burial will take place in Frank.
fort. in accordance with the wishes OF
the dead man, bus tho funeral services
will he held in Covingtcn. his home The
remains will be taken to Gown. ;ou to-
day on special train,
Tomorrow morning the remainV will
he conveyed to the O Id Fellows hall in
'Covington and from $50 III the morn
ing until 10 oc,ocl, in the evening will
lie in state, the hall bsing kept open in
the evening to allow the working pso-
pile an opportunity to see the remains
the funeral services will he extremely
simple, in Difference not only to the
wishes OF Gov. Geobel, bat also of his
family.
Wednesday morning the remains will
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14
! WAAr eNYAM eAYs.


Britidgeport Conn, Feb Wv ~
Brvan II said after the closs of his Meg
. lGnrl,tand campaign, dnring which Ny
has a,}ddressed 4a.000 people in - citieA:
.To,ae msovinga hnve beef gratifying
hecauI ise they snuw tho growth of Pam
o,rati6c sentiment The trend os public
O Unions is awag from the Republican
,,srtv p nd believe ihat eacu month
viii em., phssig, this oplsviton Tho o 4
nv, nIyntrnsi the Republican PARTY of
today% with the E.putl can party OF
7 an coln's day and cannot hut note tho
difference The young men sec thu
field of opportunity narrow.ng and they
realize shat pubic4n pc itic' ara G ~
tiiinally adding 70 the advantages Vt
/ aggregntrd wslth md leg,eaing tho
chsir;s If the yaung man who ias oaiy,
his bratNs ard hia mn cle to,rrly upon.
1t requires more than - h)pe a II par
i, pstual clerKsnap 10 s,i,rHinte Tho young
man Il, the highest enlravor.'
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

Washington, Feb. T. The Philippine
cues ion again oscapisd the attention
OF the house yesterday with n slight
DEPRESSION concerning the war in Souta
Africa The ieatpre OF the debate was
the speech Of Mr Wii.iams o. .Mis,isip-
pi who presented an Argument against
the annexation Of tas Philippines
which attracted much attention. 1t
was devoted almost entirely 10 The com
mercial ASPECT OF the sqoisition hold
ing that the absorption OF the islands
would infinitely b. ruinon' 10 the
American producers OF cot.on, rice,
tobacco, hemp and sugar.
Tae general debate on the diplomatic
bill was closed and il win now b. taken
up for amendment under the i've
minute rule,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

Ceator, Tex, Feb The jury in tho
Honeycutt case Drought in verdict Of
murder in the first degree and assessed
the death penalty The defendant list
enei to the reading Of the verdict with
out hinching or moving a muscle. The
court has nos passed sentence, AMI it is
NOT known whether or not the case will
b appealed. Ho was represented by
counsel appointed bv tho cnurt.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14
In,en-n m-nt ~ A,H,lline.

Rneros AyreA, Feb. T. The residents
Of Buenos Ayrcs have never experience'a
such intenrs heat ~ that Of Saturday,
Sunday ana Monday. They are greatly
alsTmed BY rbe number OF dsatns from
snRstroke. Ths morality in Buenos
Ayres, which never exceeds 40 daily.
resched 40 Saturday ia sunday aud
"a Monday. all frcm sunstrcke. Moi
day night II h.avy ruin COO Ell the az
nloslhere
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14
WARRINGTON NEWS.


Before ihs sanate.
Wsshinbn. Feb. I. Until the tinan.
cial meas'e now pending bsf IRE the
senate snH have bsen dspos4 I'd OF finally |
1T Will be sisido-svl h., i>-.,- s-ey,y !
legislative day to the exclusion of ell
excspt purely routine business. This
agreement will have tn. effect Of cut
ting uiy AL dsbate ON the Philippine
question Or other matters except by
unanimuus consent Of the senate, unless
senators caUose to discuss other questions
in the time they cevote to the financial
bill
Mr. Csffery of Louisiana, concluded
his epeecii Oh tho Philippine question,
holding that the United States ought to
restore>iu she islsnds the status quo and
then confer independence upon the
Filipinos.
Mr. I3ntisr of North Carolina dis
cussed at length the proposed amend
rnent to tnc constitution Of North Carr
lima ia answer to speeches delivered By
Senators Morgan, 1icllnery and Money.
MIR. PettuA OF Alabama offered on
snendrient to the financial bill provid-
ing that the bill shall not be construed
10 affect the present legal tendsi quail
IL OF silver coined by the United Sshtes.
To the same bill Mr. Chandler pro
posed an amendment providing that the
gold dollar is % gains and the silver
dollar OF 4l21 grains shall By the unit OF
value and tIlat-ali forpls Of money is-
sued or coined by thu Uaited States
shall b. maintained 81 tuAt parity of
value and thnt the United States note:
and treastIry notes when presented al
! the ge-lr l.sdnynptio,i snail b re
deemed in gold or silver c3ii 81 srcf
standard.
Nj Jonas Of Arknnsas aleo gave no
Sice Of an amendment to the same bill
providing i9r an urgency fund" q
$50, 900, OO0i4 treasury notes.
A hill was passed authorizing tn,
erection Of N public building at Selma
Ala. al cos5 0; 100000,
Mr.. Foraker gave notice that as.soor
IS the financial bill was disposed OF he
woRid ask the senate to take mp the bill
providing i civil government for Puerto
Rico.
Mr. Cu,lon expressed the hope tina
this notice would not interfere with thu
measure proylilsg l. government fo
Hawaii.
The conference rero-t on the urgency
deficiency bin was agreed 10, tAus pass
Ing the measure
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

Joliet. lis. Feb. = Cilyden T. Garler,
q rre' car conductor for the loi-t
Railway company, waH robh d and
mortnny y ouuded By two highwaymen
The holdup touk pace NJ the caurlhonse
corner, near the center Of The cry. aud
was Witnessed by Il ltrgs rupbr Of
people Tha ROBBERS escaped. Gardner
Ind So aAl god watch iaEsn
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14
PEACE YET ~ COME.
IS TAKING; Ills TISIE.
Wants to Consult Bradley and Brec!t.
enridge and Then Ito May Not
,. Sign - Troops Nit!ldrawn
49,. .4-- for Gocbel's Fuurl'al.

Frankfort, Feb 7--Cavernor' Taylor
is still holding OF peace, dsepte tho
overtures made him by leaders Of his
own party. He said he woul not sign
the agreement made AT Louisville until
he has consulted OK Governor Bradley
and w. c. T. Brcckcnr,dso. lie would
gay nothing 10 Indicate that 20 would
sign the agreement even should they ad-
wise him to dc 80
In .n4i.".-l,s'.s-. D.''Cas arrival from
Covinge.n Of the body OF Uovernor Goe-
/ =. Adjutlnt General Collier early this
morning issued oeders withdrawing al
trooi-, from the city, bringing them
within the capitol sSouns .. These or
ders " i'll remain in effect uaiil after
Governor Goebel's remains have bern
pla" I'd ia tie vault at t!.s Frankfort
cem.ttry.
Thia was done 10 avold any possibility
Of irritation OF Governor Gosbel'4
frionds and partissra durini. the tine
the body liza in s*a;e at the Ctpitol no
tel aad busial aud ailav as ftf as posgl-
Bile. ~. fsriing oausot.+y the presence
Of stale troops.
TIL train bearing tho remains OF
Governor G,ebel arrived here ut noon
today anil tlousal d. OF people were
on the stect5 Surrounding tho hotcl,
Every head WA barred, IGNORING The
dead Democratic leader. Tnere was nc
attempt ut display, everything being
done IN the most simple manner.
Fralkfort Tob IA long confer.
eucs was held III the Office of Governor
Taylor Last night, those present being
Decides Governor Taylor, Colonel Men
gcs. Colonel Williams, General Collier,
Judge Yost and William Sweeney, the
two latter being two Of the artcrneys OF
Governor Taylor. The conference was
secret ard none og those engaged in II
would consent to talk Tney allowed II
TO be taoltiy understood loweyer, thai
| the position Of Governor Taylor was Me
Same as that stated early in the moan
ing to the Associate Press that il .
fair and honest election law was given
the state, he wonld nos allow any per
aonal ambition o mis- owa so remain il
the way OF settlement. Ex-Governor
Bradley and W G. P Breckenridge tht
attorneys oil Governor Tay.or, will hold
Il conference with him.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14
DEMOCRATS MORE ACTIVE


Louisville Feb T. There 10 renewed
activity IN political circles here. II hls
come about BY Governor Taylor's re-
frsil to sign Ells agreement drawn up
ct Monday nignts conference.
The Democratic psans Tor making
Inrisyille lire headquarters Ct Governor
Dackhsm aud his legislature were
dropped Sunday night when overturea
for peace were made.
Nearly score Of the D rnocratic
members of the Legislature are here, in
Guiding the officers OF both houses, and
about 10 on their way from Cincinnati
a few o.hirs are nj their homes in the
country within easy reach OF this city.
They are taking no chances Of being ar
sest9d and taken TO London.
They are anxious to so to Frankfort
10 attend the funeral of Governor Goe'
bel, but say they will say here unless
given positive assnrarce they will not
be molested by the so'diers.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

Iacksonviue, Fl E. Fela7. Daughters
of the Con. ederacy have udopsed a res
olntiou cailing Tor the repeal OF the
rlonnmsnt bill The society declines 10
have anything to do with Union sol
diers graves ut O.rs ee because tne'
soldiers OF tide Un.OA army buried there
were t,enloes
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

New Boston Tex, Feb. TT E Ar
mold, luinberman Of Bowie counry,
was shot and instantly killed near here,
Several shots were exchanged, two TAX
ing effect in Arnold, one going throHgn
his body and the oTh'- lodging uasler
one eye. a parry came in an slMrri-
dered. J. ]. Peters, Justice of tue psace
held an inquest, giving q verdict sub
stan.ialiy US above.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

Kaufman. Tex. FEB News has
reached here Of an accident to Mrs. Frilz
3oies. near Styx, this county. Mrs
F3oles wa, burning stalks in the del !
and he clothing caught ire. burning her,
90 baeifr that she steH DIED --------'--------
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14
ANOTHER ASSASSINATION.
Prominent Domocrnt sh,t and Killed as
Isoon-s EorL, Ky.

Middlosboro KY, Feb. g. lion VIM. 8.
Wright. prominent Democrats poll
tcian and ex-membsr OF tho isgisla-
turs from Knott and Lstchsr cenrteF,
WAS assas>inated at Boonss Fork. Five
shots vera fired from ambush from
Winchesters, two bullets TOOK ee'sct.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

, Temple, Tex, Feb THE smallpox
situation at Prairie Dell is much ms
proved and all are getting we'll Aniu-
FAINT born while the mother YVES allie
ed has disd. There are few clses
amoug the negroes, bar they bsv4 bsei
kept closely quaranrined and ln1sS OF
Shem have been discharged.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

New ks, Feb . The mouse o.
sseoFSs Whns st Boutanville, was dc
slfoyea uYre in the Absence of the
psrei'17. four Of Winan's children
Whoas "geEange from 2 to 8, Were
burned toixln.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

Frankfort, Feb. 7.--O,dtrs for addi-
tional militia are slid 10 have fe-n
counrermandel. a. number of comps
nies OF the state guard nave been ho.d-
ing themselves in rsadines, 70 move So
the capital. The action is construed by
Democrats az indicating 4 disYositioQ
on The part Of Governor Taylor TO ac-
ouiesce in the agreement NJ Louisville
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

ironan MN lie in",e or7psi"'1
don ht for his va uables hut WI
iinaplly shot in the stom ich BY robpei
a psoohceinan arrived tnFee minutes 't u
the shooting, but Tie robbers docgr
aronAnd a train and ESCAPED. The hiynl
wavf neu mad made an attempt to hol
an urtnosher man, but cared nothing
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

Houssp rex Feb. 5--squ.res, the
Young unss,, tenced IN life imnrison.
Elcnt ftos E.ihersy county. hanged him
selfiA thebolice station ~ Hops,cn
with q ropdnads from a s.rip OF his
blSnSet.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

Sacramento. Feb THE California
legislative elected Thomas p Bard, Re-
publican, United States senator to sue
coed Stephen NJ. White In tee senate
tile vote VS. Bard, IS; James d. PHI
Ism. ~ Ia tas >assemDly, Bard, 50i
pnAlnn. M. N-hite. L
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

Dnanoa Asres, Feb. 4 "A dispatch
from f.o do aaneiro says Venezuelan
tsouls have Invaded Braxllun territory
and = ,ro QppoSad by torc,s OF the iaster
,snuo|lc Rhlcp. were forced 10 retrsat
hsttf sffiSc hghs
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

SrfencHls, Ind Feb g. Hugh Gun
ningham. wsll known farmer. wns
killed BY Boz snbonnd train Al Rain.
bridge VII, croasinr the Monon tracl-.
in buggt
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

Victoria. 3. c. Feb ~ Advices from
Dawson states that Dawson banks esTi-
1nare thar a2i.00,00O in gold viii b.
taken out this season.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

Havana Feb For the first time IN
months, Havana is clear OF yellow fever.
No case mas been officially reported tor
come days
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

Haavenn, Feb. T. Eve thousand men
are o,on strife in the cigar factories .,
this G city.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14

H'1"'.F' ~ cshee.y 49, 41s-,oo I
daughtaTs nd an adoDtetl child.
The sun., 1900-12-30

The Australian Society Of New York will
hold It's first annual dinner at sherry's on
Jan. 5. and August r. Gilman. its President
and founder. SAYS that when he started out
to form a social circle OF his countrymen
he had no Idea OF the large number of Austria
iians in this city. The idea OF the dinner Is
TO promote general good feeling among
the Queens South Sea colonists In this city
and to promote commercial and business
interests bet ween them md America
Invitations have been sent to Queen vic-
tori ia, Governor General Earl Hopetoun, NJ
SvdneJ. Australia, and Lord Pauncefot
the British Ambassador at Washington
sir Percv. Sanderson the British Consul
to the British Empire" Henry " Peabody. 4.
OF Boston. will speak on Commercial Inter,
ests Between the nited States an Australia, 4"
and President Gilman will discourse on the
subject Of The Commonwealth OF Australia" :"
The sun., 1900-12-30
UNIONS LEAGUE WITH SALOONS.
They Enter Into an Agreement for Their Mutual
Protection.

Tho Committee OF the Central Federated
Union and OF the New York stats Liquor
Dealers Association. formed some time ago
for the purpose OF cooperating in trades
union matters. have made preparations for a
Joint agreement TO go into effect Jan. L. Under
this agreement the c. r. Y. promises that
none OF the delegates or the members OF its
affiliated unions will patroni7e the sa looms Of
persons who do not belong to the association,
and the association Is pledged TO employ only
union help and sell only union products.
who are supplied by non-union breweries
which havc fitted up the saloons. They ore
TO do all they can to have the breweries become
union establishments. A similar agreement
between tho liuuor dealers and the unions in
several other States also goes into effect on
Jan. |.
The sun., 1900-12-30
Mammalian Isldnc. no, \ 0
thorough OF TIE B,onf.1
Assign mcnts Of Mortgages.

Bradley, William and James. to Providen'
SAVINGS LIE Assurance Society .......
Faure, John y. eSer. &c, to John J, farre, 2.
Heilnsr Emanuel, ana ano 10 Allen l. Nor
NyInnn, Gcrson. ana ano to Haymen Cohn.
levi Joseph {. trustee. ac TO Florence \
HafrlS ,..'' .'s.' = -
Heint,, John {, and hno TO John Rleselman.
smith, 4 Erskinr, irdiv end trustee. dc. tc
H,ya,d smith, trustee. ........... order
Security 1rus, and Saf" Deposit Co, excr
&c, TO Samuel J wright. .,.....
Weeks, Frederic u. trustee, TO 4 weeks.
The sun., 1900-12-30
Recorded Leases.

nh n. IS. s2s q Avenue a. 2sIo0. 10: James
r Roosevelt 1t al, trustees. TO Barbara Hi
,,s,b ST. III l.. ana 40 f i.o,h ST: Andrew
sober to leo Sommrr, 4 ; yrs........,
Sd .a7O Sc cor Grove ~; Charles Being
and ano, excrs, 10 George n SchwafNhg.
am sv' ioii, W oor s7,h st, 2oSioo; r =
Ballantine 10 Frederick Brlnkama, yrs.
The sun., 1900-12-30
OVERS.

gtABt.Rn A SNtTU, afa columbus a. aOrer q
fully fertsd 40 foot double Fat. iosth a near
Ctnifsl Park. subject W = per cent mortgage
pflr' low, errs ss1y. Also, plot Of lots, cen.
hsl pstk west tof sale a, los price with build.
ing loan Als1. plot Of lots. unf'stfic'ed
ner Riverside Dfivs. low price Easy trms
FOLSOM BROS, ass broadway -Orr business
building near Waslin gton Square. fully rented
mortgage, $500, Al per- cent rrc,, SlOs 900
might exchange Tor old buildings or lots Also.
four story French basement house on snth 81
near 4th hy., IA yS6OS9s ., with modern I'm prove.
ment Also. plot about 800 snuare 'eet with
old buildings, IN downtown financial district
light on four sides part culhry desirable for
porston. Also. plot 45xiO5.s with four story
building. between Union SQUARE and Irving pl,:
price. SIS, 900
WA HENRY FOLSOM. - West soth So Offers
corner on Central Park west, near 72d st. lots.
ripe for improvement, for sale without builders
loan. Also. plot AoA 100 on bad ST. near sth ay..
WIN possession, IiH for Improvement price.
occupied by old buildings price. $3.50. 900. Pos.
ssson May ], 1901 Also, plot OF over three lots
r,odtrn Cat house. for sal. 10 clos. an estate
The sun., 1900-12-30
ALLk0ED INSURANCE sWINDLk.
james Farrell Accused Of Personatins George
Pfener.

James Farrell. ~ years old. Of s<s Bed
ford avenue was arraiened before Magis-
trate Teale Yesterday In the Myrtle avenue
court In Brooklyn on a charge OF having
attempted to secure n 81 900 policy In the
New York lAfe Insurance Company by false
representation. On oct. is he applied for
the policy. Offering tn" name Of George Pfefrer
and. as alleged. rersorated tho latter AZ the
Henry F.. Bro ne He vas relea ed on
$3.50 bail pending examination on Jan 10.
The sun., 1900-12-30

18th st. 4is f. Bennett King vs. Giaglo Furati ct all
atty or. -
Central PaIE west w. 90 ~ sss,h s., ooSloo; Edan
suys Ennever ].
Elton av. IS, $50 Mii'on N ooSlsOoAasAl!53
closure len atty, y Frees.