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The sun., 1900-12-13
BtD fHECk. SIX STOLEN TFlNS.
Are only some Of the Things Brooklyn n
Truck man Must Face In Court.

when Harry Kimberley, alias Hall, alias
Howard. las lIealey. - arralgn"d IN The Ice
avenue police court. Williamsburg. 'o-morrow "
on tho charge Of passing worthless check
for s3j upon Henry &. Clayes, saloon keeper.
Of 20 briggs avenue. probably half dozen
charges of robbery viii be made against
him. Kimberley i n truck driver. - years
old. and lives az 1913 briggs avenue Ac-
cordiug to the police he has stolen many
team. during the last two months. and after
disposing OF the animals. abandoned the
Wagons Among hls alleged victims are
Adams & Co. Mott street, Manhattan, one
horse. Henry Bsllau. a Grcnnpoint milknln'
horse and wagon. william Brown. liveryman.
South Sixth streeet. Williamsburg, horse
and buggy. NJ B. Evans. furniture dealer
3G7 Grand street. horse and truck; LOUIS
Autpurieth. saloon keeper, south second
and Rodney streets, horse and buggy: John
Rutnu'n, second hand lumber dealer. DrigSs
and M"trOpoiitqn avenues, two horses Hnd
onp truck Kimberley NAV also ne charged
with stealing q truck belonging to Mrs. Gusste
Fisher OF l18 Skiilman Avenue and fourteen
bundles Of rags from Thomas Orlando oi
Richardson street and Manhattan avenue.
Kimberley was found early Yesterday
morning In house al I5l North Fourth street
ON hi arraignmeht the police asked an ad-
iournmnut until tomorrow so they could
bring forward all the pcrsons whom him
berey Is alleged TO have robbed.
The sun., 1900-12-13
ARMY TRANSPORTS TO BE GIVEN UP'
Idea Is That Private Ships Can DO work
More Cheapiy Dis missAis In Brooklyn.

Marine Superintendent Ira Harris, Supervis-
ing En- 2neer Gardner NJ Simrns. Second En-
Hinecr j 4 Scott. Second Chief Stevedore
j plunkett. and Clerks II " jackson.
c. r Nickerson. II B. Rhoades and p. II
Leary have received notices that their SER
vices In connection with the army transport
service will be discontinued on Dec. Is. supt
Harris and Engineer Simms were each re-
ceiving s4.Oco n year salary. These changes
are made by Quariermaster-General NJ J
Ludington. Assistant Marine Superntend-
ent Lothrop has been assigned ia place Of
Capt Harris without increase in pay. and
L. y. Norwood will succeed Mr. Smins
At the transport dock at the foot of A.
lanuc avenue. Brooklyn. the general opinion
was that the Government was about to sus-
pend the army transport service on the
ground that private ship companies could
perform the service AT greatly reduced ex-
lensc
When Col Dady started for Washington on
Tuesday hs intlmated that he would consult
senator Thomas G Plat and Secretary Root
regarding the transport service Many Re-
pubhCans in Brooklyn are employed in this
service and Col. Dady l. opposed 10 the Gov
ernment's abandoning it.
The sun., 1900-12-13
ART NOTES.


fortrals OF MrS' Frederic ,ouocr'' 'r''
Mrs Casimir de Phain, Mrs Lorillard spencer.
Putnam. Mr. Loyd Griscom and OF few
other persons more or less known in society,
ne work OF Mrs Leo Everett. who was Miss
Lena Mills nav be seen this week at Sherry's
The best OF the lot is a sketch OF Mrs. A. 7.
Kemp in fancy dress,
Messrs' John W. Alexander FRANCIS I.
Jones and Walter Palmer have been elected
by the soc!et! OF American Afusls as hahS-
ING committee lot INC sIrIhS eNHp''ioh'
The sun., 1900-12-13
ui>Nfr tPtfTy ~ SO,SgRT.
ths orsf. s,ns.r Gi,s. a R.,i,s, :. w.m.
dsissohn U,ii

Nias Winnie Tracey uaye a snny rrrt1l
iu Nordol srNu HliI vnstetdty Afternoon
NItliu' OoutIIug recalls shs .ang sI,i..u
numbers npd sang from urrpInII, ..'
Va. ucfvous lrI ..vcr go vu,a, Ntthi..,4.
uutl she gniuoI control ~ lot..lf I..
told Hgarat rhrtp h1lIu,r and fhtr.M.
Nut b,Iu. experienced enough ~. ,cf .'
H,tgtuz .ous. iu recital NI.. Tracey .i.. .
simplicity - uttrrauco. and IL. cpuco,uIt rH'.
rouo.c She o,or too dramatic. size vu. .I
storm heaven it-"'f 49, = 'ili'r licI tni, ol..
tubs h.r .ru.e of riIu,.. vp,, ard emo.
upnDl Ipu ,u.ug lad, who mad" a Uir-
m"nioIs .tlgc aru"arllcn - o,idcun. fr
tn graui opera manner born Sh. ht- tut
tarrst Of yll.. t.up,rltur.t and Wnon -u"
The sun., 1900-12-13
Herr Coarisd Lectures on Schiller.

Heinrich Couricd lectured yesterday after
noon a. IN, theatre the Irving Place. ou Tie
ure and works Of schiller. Mr.. CourIed .a'
al Ai, ease In the centre Of the stage, whlcI
represented Il drawing room. "a student Lamp
a. ms clbl l" and read his ,er' ire from note.
MI. tonr"i Is m actor a, well a "A ma rager.
~ the lar'" audience had no difficulty IN
dealt with SCHlllor's poems and dramas and
wa evidently much "niovri by the az
dence, which lutcrruui-d frequently with
laughter and applause. Eishty student ,
from Columbia University were present.
There We're also DELEGATIONS from ~cyerdl
schools in New YorA aud Rruuklvu
The sun., 1900-12-13
THE FOuR BoY TnAIN WRKfkERS.
John Watson TIiidrcth very III In Prison
Two Others Are Dead

IIIrh, Doe ~ John Watson Hldre'h
one of the four boy train wreckerS, who is
serving n life sentence in Sing Sing prison
for completely in causing tho wreck on the
Central, Just west of Rome, on Nov Ia isa;
IL very III In tho prison hospital lie Wa
iir-i taken SICK about = morth ago and since
TIA, tine has been failing raiidy cars
are entertained that his illness may result
fatally. liildreih was sen, from Zone 10
Aunurn Irison, but was transferred to Sing
sing two years AGO Two ol tho four bo, :
sentenced to Prison for causing the wreck
have died
The sun., 1900-12-13
NEW HONOR FOR PROF. CONN.
Created a Chcvsiicr In the French Legion
OF Honor

Adolphe Colin, head Of the department Of
Romance, languages and literature ut Colum-
bia University, received word yesterday that
he had becn created a chevalier in the French
Legion Of Honor. In 1897 Prof Cohn received
the decoration Of cavaliere della corona
dltala from King Humhort Prof Cuhn
was born and cducated IN Paris He served
in th" FranCC-PrusSian War and in 1852 be-
came an instructor in Columbia After serv-
Ing two year> he was called to Harvard as an
assistant professor, hut returned 10 take
charge OF the romance department at Column
b,a in lApl
The sun., 1900-12-13
PORTRAIT FOtND ~ M4NOR MORSE.
Yonkcrs Historical Society Wants TO Know
who Painted IL 9nd Who Sat for IL.

NONNElS, y 7, Doc Z -Ihe l0nkers
Historical Society i trying 10 ind out who
j. the ,ubic'' and who tho painter o' an old
oil portrait found IN 'he cellar Of Manor Hall
by the janitor. II represents a pie,
featured. porllN man oI about 30 dressed IN
Colonial fashion and seated ~ chair The
features are not unlike those If Mary lhlIpSa
ia the picture on exhibition ~ the old manson
at Van tortlandt Park. and IL ha- been Srg-
Ccsicc tha' tho portrait may be- thar - the
lord ri the manor IN Ndshin gion time,
Frederic phillp>e. But this il "A guess
The sun., 1900-12-13
MRS. MOLLENHAUERS ALTMovY.
can't Get Along on $40 q Week. She SAYS
viii Ask for an increase

To Mr.. Julia Mollenhauer. the wife Of J.
". Mollenhauer Of the family OF sugar ref ners
In Williamsburg. has been awarded $40 a
week alimony pending the trial OF the action
for absolute divorce brought by her hu sband
She says that sum is insufficient and she will
apply Tor an increase on Saturday to Justice
MaddnN.
MIR MOlleuhauer is the woman who caused
the arrest Of three young men who, she al
legged. took her from a negro cakewalk TO a
stable. where she was robbed and assaulted
They are named as corespondents I'm the
husbands suit, as IL also 3 man named John
The sun., 1900-12-13
DR.. Hale give. Egyptian Antiquities to
Harvard,

CAMBGlpGT. Mass, Dec. I? DR. Edward
Everett Hale has recently 4. ven 10 the Semitic
Museum al Harvard i collection Of about
500 Egyptian antiquities The collection
consist -; bronze. stone ana ierra-co,tH
s'G'ue'c, vase. and lamps The Collecuon
wa, made bv Or Hale brothcr. Charlc,
Hale, while "a" va II United Sjuies Consul
IA EsvDt
The sun., 1900-12-13
No Theatrical Ii,,n>,

Tho application Of N" Park Circle Am4-r-
rcnt Company TO compel the Police Eoard to
is.ue a theatrical license for the premises at
atleth street aud broadway was denied
vester day by Justice Fitzgerald oi the Su-
urerne court. The Ju dee say. the refusal l.
dscretionary and not renewable
The sun., 1900-12-13
Paris Ciaim Against George A. BaiIantine.

Judgment for s75's wa~ entered yesterday
aEait-t E"ors" \ ialantIre ~ favor q
Pa9,nn Go ~ iRii, on au account stated
on june " Brllut'rc we .crvoi with
tue summons - the Waldorf Astoria
The sun., 1900-12-13
Theatre Comiquc to he Reopenei.

The Theatre Comique. which has been
closed almost continually since the death
of Sam T. Jack. will be opened next Monday
with a burleslue called "L'Onslrg." to hc
performed bv Nine. Sarah Blruy ri and VI.
The sun., 1900-12-13
PINK PILGRIM LUNCHEON.
GyNIII 'RI ~ BtfNo Itry 'ROf -
% NIU INStiND UOUit

uode,n vteh.t, neat, salem r,,om,,,ch.
,,, 49,, ,,,,,r, non,,,, ,.,,,,. "a m.
r,n. American show Jctsct wom"n
,,pt.., ,h.,,U,.,.,t for .rV ,ott.t.
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d.u.rNH. f.n .,,..f. ,...',.If"l ''to unnl-
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! .' '" Ir. '"W Iu'n. l'od 100 '"' 'dd''''
. u' N,I,uur fr.t W.. s u..I,r u0 more In.
. rpr,,u., .,iuI.,. p.,f. ...,u tY ln" y =
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N,.,,.,,... t,., ,r,I..,...I ,-,. ,rd
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/ ... .r,,,,. roi..d ,re,ro,r, a, ,l. end
! 'i ~" room ''t ,n' Ir'Ni''h'' O'' III
| no.,--ha,.,d affair iut->cd with ruN roses
''' "''"'', ~ "'' ",'.,,' We '.''', a.',,""sn
/ IN" guests a. tu" end, had AN appearance
OF u.,d -,r.,u- ,p ,l,.h up vrh tine more
! ,''"''"' '''' women ely ''' ""''''' '' '"'
: h"'
! Nrs J Nuoi.". ~hrr1rd. Pc. ilcut of m"
/ , ..i 80 a.. ..... h..-. ..,.l ,.u..i.
! H"''N' W'''"h'' ''' "'"n''' az! t'"".'
/ in graceful ond serious 'A-h'on' on' before
. -uc gave ulr,. p, Mr. iIrIrviu the drmoTll-
i,..,'.,,.. "a, ,,.. -..,.,. ,,.,.,.,t ,,cr,,urc
. n''H '"", VT, -,
ia" '., a''1+e u" naaf ,'Tr'" are ,- -" IT.
! n,,,o, \cu r,,.,,rl r.,.l...k. and ,hc
. '"'' '''' lt.
! ghosts Of IA" fnsfm Fathers N'"hi tl'r
D
! MR. William Tod Ifelrnutn. the revt speak
or, Nas rrnslrlihlr Wiling io do away with
/ 10 sp,ak uron Thr .lr'-.ice ut the Gavci
| sho FOUND uubrldlad mIth rather difficult
! prorosltinu
fhc falling of tho gavcl." said Mr- Hcl-
! mu,h doesn't mean that he hearers q" r"t
! ,,lrI ou,. moro 90, Tho ,r.,,h ncrl.al.- ii Tor
! all Mr. IIrlnil'h wn- making lucrryl. nut
/ aid ,hat o.o VINO -,o,o longer wouDl be- rob
"f anI i rarir" wlcn th9 g.yal com; Cone d"Wm
/ tarrr the Golden Rulo into louI cluD lie"
| non All ,'t m. -ir.t uf r.i,tus /. re-. r-ci
a r,,nifli.,,Ir, t,t.hr.yal oT Won an. riIh
| r,inc,r,e. Nr. IIel''.l'h -hau,od 80, society
i"r y, Inc IN lie In,iny ,ilp rrr-rnt"d 70
! ion and ,IGTd o> l,ul,Ir TO rrpcc,t hy giving
/ Mrs ~tcNulf u1rt horn q chance
! Nr. N1rfsLrrr h.. 81. 4. Tt...deut ~ tho Now
| Ier... state Federation uf W,mtu's clubs.
, ma brought Npy l.r.,,'S greeting tu the
Xcp Enf,1nd Women In fac'. New Jcr-"y
and q nrs,iavui,hod rric-... but Il wa not
! vim ngl.rinu- A .tirl' Of humility beautiful
/ "a nrhoid. h,vrrnd over the New Jersey
oI y" a. s ,IU' ,i ,i,., di,r,,.J <.,y ,nrr, rlh-
/ dun'. rri,I.i,.l rs rrr,.r,.u. to thcn-e.Nrs
n, u',n - 49,. I',I St.tS ,,.r tbc rircr
H. Gr't, iryn ',r 'l,'" H.t,y oN,' ,, MI, % ,o,,
| al, one %c,y Jor.ny .rrII.rr .riafu.Iy
! You i;r,,w We look 20 New ork. said another
a,'n.lr "nrd ntt,loidsd di-croetiy
'-Thf -Thc paH.Arncr.ca FXrotir,on made i's
| ehtIE "'.I M Itnrnn, ~ ii.'I, ,,,rn, viiI
| a." ti.I,,,ti snr,.i. md tle STATE lode "a
The sun., 1900-12-13
A Matte ~. ,n,,rc.f to i,ca, Est,t. Dealer.

NJ r'crsS1-, Real E,'1i' News Is .riu,"d IA cn'r
D let, !.'at 'r.I d'A o. .TIE .~''. .an uasd tiis
IN Won: r.s'r'.s ~ 'oth,f p1t. rvs such attcn.
Il on 20 thi. detail 40
The sun., 1900-12-13
DI1D.

DUNLEA.--on Wednesday. Dec. -, 1900. at his
residence, 1853 West 77th st., Cornelius Dunsa,
In the &sth year Of hissge.
zotice OF funeral hereafter.
THE KENSIcO CEMETERY. Private station,
L Harlem Railroad; 43 minutes nd. from me
Grand Central Depot Once 10 East 42d al
The sun., 1900-12-13
,,yy rOrtrs AROrr row.

When Jsp,r~e cstv~i wood srour fspte-
.sltiuR tria1 uf monkeys was offered ~ 'hs
SrraRuc saie last saturday Mr. khby, 'h"
auoiion"er. glanced nj " md remarked ''''
ualIv that Il riiHhl hc pufchssed Tor th" 10
furu lub ~ the fnnmRry Nbe Conn i'l""
Ihs 80 il'uts did not 'cr TO POM ~ w
auggestipr uufU they eNuu.iu"d the '1rVnR
n was sug. catIve ~ the advice heat no "r.'.
uiulN 40 owl and Scc rn owl Il' - 30
wrnkcv had hio for" rpNs pt"-1cd lpW
no tirs' his enrs, the second hid ih"'n Oyer
his mouth aud the third oyer hi- "l".. VI
kt'hy'. Inkc trrcolat"d alrHlV. but tho 'lugl
tor Witch finally greeted " WIS "vid"n"" 'h"l
his audience understood the point
The colored American., 1900-04-21
THE GATE CITY SOUTH
Continued from first pape \

the ladies Of the city and pushed to com
pletion by Miss Hard wick. Miss r
tonnes, Mrs. G. W. White, Mrs II.
Tltts, MIS-. A. E. Herndon, Mrs. 8. W.
Easiey Jr., Mrs. D. T. Howard. ar
Mrs. W 0. Murphy, Miss M. L.. Gaines
MISS Bessie B. Taylor, Mrs. julia
turner. and others. The young ladies
at the University all joined in and made
the AFFAIR most enjoyable, I wish I
could mention each by name in this
article but [ cannot because I do not
know their names.
Keystone division No. 4, Unitor M
Rank K. of P, celebrated their 4th an.
nusl period at BeuIah Baptist church
last Sunday when Rev. w. L.. Jones.
pastor, preached for them, Tn.
K of Ps., paraded the principal streets
of the city headed by the Dixie Band.
The Keystone Ranks is one of the
strongest in this section and is com
posed mostly of young business men,
Adam Bradford, Esq, is Capt, 81,
Spain, lst Lit D. B. Washington, End
LIT. They are fine body of young
men.
The Dixie Band has forced its way
up until now it is the first band in the
South 1t plays for all first class par
AIDES, Memorial and Decoration DAYS
and all great parades. There are 20
men IN 1t and they are all artisans.
Mr.. j O. Hunter is the manager and
b. F Page ia the ma oE.
The colored American., 1900-04-21
A Rare Treat.
An Evening of Choice Music.
S*S*IH*R C*0*Q*g*E*R*T
A Rare Treat.

Metropolitan A. M. E. Church.
M ST. BET. 18TH & 10TH, NV.
Friday May q, 1900. Ats p. m,
Mr.. Sidney Woodward, of Boston, Mass.
the noted tenor will make his first AID.
pearance after asuecessfu1 tour through
the principal cities of Europe and the
British Isles. Prof John T. Layton,
The well known B asso Will appear on
this occasion. Miss Lola Johnson, form
erly Of Chicago, now Of this city, an ex-
quisite soprano. Mr.. Joseph Douglass,
the popular Violinist assisted by the
famous Metropolitan A. M. E. choir and
other local talent. Come early to avoid
the rush. No reserved seats. Tickets
may be procured from the manager,
Prof. L. Layton, 1712 Tenth Street,
or from his agents or the members of
the Metropolitan A. M. E. choir. Tick
cts Is cents.
The colored American., 1900-04-21
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The colored American., 1900-04-21
CITY Paragraphs.

"A Chinn. of 1919 K street, is cam
p,Igning in Bearer Pa
Mr.. Lula Joy Brooks, of 22d st.,
l.. Ieeu on the sick list but was able
y ,iDp with her usu al sweetness last
Sunday
Mr. Clarence E. Cherry, formerly
,,,npcted with the Department of the
Interior, now an attache of the Depart
n rs of Posts, Havana, Cuba, is great
y improved in health
Mr., VIM. Hale, consul to De Leon,
France, was in the city last week and
r,s tbe guest, at dinner, of Mr.. 81. G.
Denny, 400 P street, northwest.
Metropolitan A. M. E. Sunday
School presented an enjoyable Easter
nrogram Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
sllO was raised for missionary cause.
The costumes of the chorus girls in
the comic opera, will be things of
beauty" The chorus OF Pirates and
Policemen is a gem well worth the
price of admission alone.
The advance sale of seats for the
comic opera, "Pirates Of PenEance" be-
gins Tuesday morning, May l, at
Henry Whites music store, 929 F
street, n. W., seats SOC, 75o, and $1.00.
New York City is preparing to build
an under. ground railroad and the dem
ocratis administration has notified Mr..
Edward E. Lee, chief of the colored
democracy, that he will be allowed
places for 1000 Negro lsborers
The exercises Sunday evening by
the Sunday School of the Second Bap-
fist church were interesting and ably
conducted Superintendent McKin.
ney's painstaking work is bringing
golden returns.
Nh. Archie Thomas, a prominent
business man of Erie, Pa. was in
Washington few days this week get.
ting up a crew of men for his big sum-
ner resort hotel. Mr.. Thomas made
many friends while in this city.
Accent the contradiction to the pre-.
'ailng insinuation that the Negro race
ares for no music except Rag Time,"
" turning out en- masse, Friday, June
, to hear the Dvork Society in the |
eautitnl opera, "Pirates of Penzance."
Box parties Of six are being formed |
u the comic opera, "Pirates of Pen
lnce" 1t will be quite a society as
ell as a musical event. Persons de-
ring to make up parties may receive
III information by addressing j. Henry
evils, Room 20 Sun Building.
By request Of friends the choir of
'bury M. E. church will repeat the
lditlon of Charles F. Manney's beau
III Easter eantata, "The Resurree.
n, which was given last Sunday
tn such fine effect, the last Sunday
April, april 29) at the evening
vice 80.
The song service at Nineteenth
eet Baptist church Sunday night
everything that could be desired.
e selections were of the highest
er OF excellence and reflected great
The colored American., 1900-04-21
SPECIAL.
An Excellent Opportunity for Our
High School Graduates.

An Excellent Opportunity for Our
High School Graduates.
Any one with a business turn can
earn two or three dollars day by tax
Ing up the work laid cut by the Ameri'
can Savings Indus trial Company room
8, 500 street, n. W. Explanation free.
Cali from a. m. to p. m. Only those
whe are willing to work need apply tt.
asG KNOW YOUR FATE,-This dis
llnguished Astrologist reads your life
from, Cradle to Grave. Advice on mar
riage love, business, enemies, health,
spells, lucky numbers. Send one dol
lar, lock Of hair. dates Of birth for life
reading. Mrs. O. Cary, $40 Fulton St.
Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-26
KITCHEN HlNTe,

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uaNn
INN lOlll I0iH hpl0pf R0U nul them
M lllu shalt
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attention IN N1nlVW0 IN NnahlnH
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-26
D,muuMIss vi Hopue npssdns,

Horse hlMdlnA IN MI pAplA OF lnnlA
hnH llH nlllpNlnoHl aNSA lllo hOnnOn
Idyn hl0nh d0NVNnll mllnIlt Ilu I'M
partial government hnA bnnI irving IN
encourage pony breeding III tho MnnlI
pnp STATE, hnl tho OllOnlA Wll0 Visited
llu uONplvN reported llNl there WpvO
extremely ruW decent ulnlllOnA III M
A0pn Inn alnnn hnpn na0prlnlnOn
NY same hNMnnnlNllp nnNnlnp who
Q0nln Induce mo N%nnlnnpla IN dlaaNaa
MntInpA Win Him lhnt tha pn0nl1 III
mi understand llnl I'm methods ~
INV Nutlah government differ from
tAnaa NJ lltip avn 0hlefA VIVA formerly
pNlpd them Vln WI nll " ainlnal llAnll
IN lnalat nn0n hlIRlnR hllk Toni lo nlAhl
fancy NJ hs own pplGnl nnh IN IN
h0uHht lhl0nsh GhlGf who h0lRll
thInlHh s0lln undnrslWpnar N lNNg w
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