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BEFORE cARMrNc1TA WAS THE RAor
S"e danced for Bolossy Kiralry, and Now
He Wants Mer RncL

n
He Wants Her Hack.
judge Lawrence heard argument yesterday
upon the motion OF Bolossy Kiralfy to RESTRAIN
Carmencita. the Spanish dancer from per-
forming under other management than his
E&-Judge Donohue and s. G. Baldwin. who an
peared for kiralfy. maintained that in ApriI
1882 Carmencita contracted with him for nm
american season OF twenty-six weeks from
Aug. 49, 1889. at $3.50 a week, with an option OF
twenty weeks longer. 1t is alleged that this
contract was broken by the Roster & Rial an.
gHgeLnent which Carmencita is now fllInV
DIT BALDWIN described Kiralfy as CHrmen-
cita Z friend and benefactor. taking her from
an OBSCURE European circus. giving her 5000 10
pay her expenses from Paris. and ADVERTISING
e. Il was stated. iralty paid her and allowed her
todepart from his company for the alleged pTr
pose OF nursing her husband. a mandolin
PLAYER, who lay i'll In PHILADELPHIA Ii was
stlpulated that she should return to KIralfyiS
company. but she engaged herself 10 Roster &
blal lew weeks later Efforts to settle ths
matter amicabiy had failed.
:, IN opposition to the motion. Abraham L.
Fromme said that the contract with KiraIfv had
expired and that she had received no notice Of
renewal She couldn't have read It II she had
Tor she can neither read nor write She had
been compelled to sue Kiralfy for $3.50 OF her
salary. and kiralfy had said that he had cast
per OIL as failure and had been Obliged 10
hlre people to appiaud heE Her Autographs
Rad been purchased by Roster 4 Bal with
kir9lfys consent. The ontract. it was con-
was reserved,
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EXPLODED IN HER HAND.
A1rS. Wohr0nberE Loses Three Fingers
While Examining n Tin Box.


While Examining Tin Box.
Six-year-o Rudolph Wehrenberg found q
dangerous plaything In tho rear yard OF his
home at 1855 Third avenue yesterday after
noon in the shape OF q harmless looking tin
box about the size OF box OF backing. Young
Rudolph took it into the house and his mother,
Mrs. Dora Wehrenberg. told him TO give 1t to
her. On trying to pull off the cover the con-
tents OF the box exploded, blowing otf the first
three fingers OF her left hand between the first
and second Joints and the thumb entire Her
baby; which Mrs. WehrenberR was holding in
her lap. was uninjursd. although Its clothes
were blackened by the flyingfragments. Young
Rudolph. who was standing near BY was also
unframed
Mr., Wehrepberg said last night that he was
at q loss to know how the box came there. or
what II contained. Itseems TO have been COM
Pletey annihllated by the EXPLOSION for no
The Injured woman was taken 10 the Harlem
Hospital In East l20th street where amputa-
walked home in company With friend. dis
lance OF more than a mile. She id not appear
to have suffered any serious shock.
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al SIN Live" and the s..n.,

Collector Erhardt found in his m oil yestsy-
day letter with the printed head of tho Emil
grafton Bureau at Castle Garden. Within was
sheet OF paper. addressed to tho Hon. joel
b. Erhardt, on which was pasted Newspaper
climbing entitled, Can't lease Castle Garden. -
y was summary OF CORPORATION Council
Glarks decision TINT the Garden cannot Be
the clipping was: WV"
We still live"
T9 thistle Collector appended the comment,
YES Mobster did say ] still live and than
-aled. Yours. JOEL Il. ERHARpTH
4, me anonymoue letter was then forwarded 10
me Emigration Commissioners. II was said
OF Commissioner Ste Dhenson.
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AIr.. FIaeL.. AIlnon1 and rlnek,u App.a,

Mrs. Mary E. flack's testimony in tho suit
which she has brought for absolute divorce
from Ex-Sheriff James A, Flack was taken
before notary at her home. 425 East Fifty
seventh street. yesterday morning 1t will be-
submitted to Judge Beach In the Supreme
Court next Monday. The question of alimopv
will also be taken M again on Monday. Mira
is, not satisfied with the sum OF S25 a week
which was the basis Of negotiation between
Sheriff can afford 10 pay more than that. "a
The appeal from the conviction Of tba
FlRcks. father and SON. was to be submitted 10
argument, but Assistant District Attorney
Cons points we're not ready. He Will submit
them next Wednesday, and the other sida viii
have until Friday 10 answer them WI
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The Dock Board hold an executive session
yesterday. and the three Commissioners in
dulged in wordy warfare. Commissioners
Post ard Mathews charged Commissioners
Cram with indulgiuR in wild talk and Mr.. Post
said Mr. Gran did not give an hours time q
day 10 the bhsiness OF tie Dock Board. and
when he did put in an appearance IT Pier lie
was ACCOMPANIED bT \ crowd OF Tammany
heelers, who took W all his time.
The Boqr finally settled down 10 business
aud appointed Patrick Roach OF the County
Democracy and OK Alderman Kenny. Tam
manyite OIL the Ninth district, to DO dockmas-
tiers.
resolution was passed TO buy the Cornell
water front property, NJ tho foot Of West Tween
fy-seventh street. containing 200 feet at 5000
n
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$500 Police Turn Ont for Drill.

The police force. to the number of 1900 mon,
drilled in Lenox avenue. between 18bth ana
l4oth streets Yesterday morning. 1t was theiP
hrst open-air drill preparatory for tho annual
parade: They wore their new spring uniforms
and white gloves. Cant Allaire waa am
master and the mon were reviewed by Superin-
tendent Murray There were hvo battalion.
John j. BToRGn, IN the absence OF fnspeotoS
HByyTt nesi second Battalion. Inspector steorSi
baaiitTd battalion. inspector Willlams; Fourth
Capt Copelsnd There will be another driit a
the same place on Monday. whom the month";
police Will turn out with the others,
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and Territories and district OF the Union, sale
register 70 contain only the names Of personl
actually engaged in the manual work OF thsil
az many copies are to be published as Of the
army and navy register.
The Treasury Department has decided that
the marble pulpit recently imEortsd n HsSS
OF marble, but that the three small statuea
which accompanied II IRE exempt from GUY GUY
under the provision Of the free list Tor works
OF art"
The Court OF Claims makes public to-day the
decision in the case Of the Berdan tlTseTmss
Manufacturing Company against the HnLeu
States. The question involved mas been before
Years and the Court concludes that the Gov
eminent is using, in the snrinGGeld gun the thS
Covered sStSSd by lett ietiors- patent No SS4SG.
The credentials Of Senator elect Carlisle have
not yet been receiN cd here, and IL is propaole
now that he viii not be sworn In 6etors s Mon
cratic caucus Committee looking to the filing
of committee vacancies accustomed Dy the
death OF Senator Beck.
Senator Cockrell to-day. at the request OF the
Wage Workers Political Alliance OF washing
tHry OF the Treasury to call all OF the outstand
Ing bonds for immediate redemption, AND az
fast they are for ne shs
purpose until all are paid, whom they shall pc
destroyed. The money necessary 70 enable tpe
Secretary to curry out the provisions OF tho
bill shall be appropriated. and In case there II
no money in the Treasury; the SecretarX snaii
cause a suiliciency OF the "deolRtory, full legal
tender silk threaded paper money" to be pre-
pared for this purpose
Representative Parrett OF Indiana to-day In
troduced bill to increase the pension OF per-
sons who have lost a leg or an arm to 500
month; OF those having lost both legs or both
eyes to 500 month. and OF those having lost
both hands is increased to 1926 month.
The conferees on tho Senate antitrust bill
concluded their labors to-day. and will report
TO their respective Houses tomorrow. me
section introduced in the House by Mr.. Bland
OF Missouri and amended by the Senate, re-
latng to com binatio to prevent competition
IN the transportation OF persona or property.
was the only point In dispute. The conferees
decided upon a limitation of the inhibited
combin ations making only those illegal where
the rates Of transportation are above what Is
rust and reasonable.
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Strange Dlsappoaranco of Two Sisters.

NoBwALK. May 23.-Two pretty daughters Of
Robert Ryland OF Georgetown, one lG years of
age. and tho other about II, have mysteriously
disappeared Last Sunday. after paying a
visit to their parents at Georgetown. they
started, as was supposed. to return to Red
ding but did not reach there. Nothing has
since been heard Of them. and every effort to
has proved unavailing. They were last seen
near the railway bridge at GEORGETOWN. Their
disappearance has accustomed quite commo-
ness among the relatives and friends OF tho
girls. who are unable to account for their
strange disappearance.
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Belle UrquharrS Dressmaker'S Bin Cat
Down.

A Jury in the City Court yesterday Appraised
the value OF Spanish dress made for Isabelle
Urluhart at $685. although Nine. Loie, her
dressmaker, had asked for $3.50. The dFeaa
was ordered last July for the Tooth perform
ance of = Tho Brgands." Miss Urquhart teg-
titled that she asked Nine. Loie for q bill sey.
eral times. but was unable to get 1t until abe
had gone to Boston. She considered the bill
excessive and sent i to Mr. AroPson with the
request that ne would look into the matter.
gross oyercharge. and two costumers an
praised the dress at $75 During their exeD
ination Juror created some amusement II
commenting on the valuation of piece Of vel
vet. wa
That prioe is too high: ] will sell you tho
same goods In any quantity for half the prices
Mr.. A.. II. Hummel stated that 4s8 had
dress tns,s This was the amount adopted By t6o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-24
Funeral of tho Rev. Jaues j. Curran.

ELIZABETH, May 23.-The funeral Of the Rev.
James J. Curran, late pastor OF tho Church OF
the Holy Rosary, was held to-day. Bishop
Wigger. with sixty-two priests from various
parts OF New Jersey, took part in the services.
4 solemn mass OF requiem was said by the
Rev. Maurice OConnor OF East Newark, as
Brunswick as deacon and Father Dornin OF
Belleville as sub-deacon. Tho Rev. Dean Nc
NultY OF Paterson preached the sermon. Tho
lnterment was at the cemetery OF tho Holy
6opulchre, Newark. Father CurIAns eucoos-
sor will BIO the ReV. Father Connolly OF Newark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-24
The Maiden RseorA Ia Danger.

The new HGmbuTRAmsreAn steamship NormAnniA
started from Southampton At O'Clock yesterday after
noon her nrStr to this port with los cabin and O2O
SssrAEe passengers Capt. IlebrIch, formerly OF the
voyages from Southampton she will have to get before
CLOCK on Friday morning To beat tho bost run from
fore e SS SG9I1TSlS she must pAss sandy Hook be-
from QnssnStOwn she will have 10 get hare at
80 S0SSt on Tnursdey night Capt EAnAkl the nyen-
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Brennan'. L.w.uIt Gcttlne E.p.nsiv..

ESASsmblymRn Michael Brennan was defeated
again yesterday In his SUIT against tho Brighton Beach
Racing ASsoeGuon out Of Whoh he has been trying IN
get S7sS ever since Aug TO- 1887 brennan says he paid
s"o FOR hehss upon Elsie b. who won. Then he tried
to cash his Iokets and found that they had bs,n nd
SSt TOT S ,, me AsSoeA!o4w pay him and
nhen the case nrsl cAns for trial IN tho BuprSma
EouIt tue complaint Was dismissed the ground mai
{ns uhhsac uon WAS gambling; but the General Tenn
ana sent the back Tor riA fhe iurv dissgsttt
Yesterday IN Judge q BFon's court 'N'' '"t''ou
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Rich Immigrants for CaIlroru,..

Tho Netherlands American steamship Hpaarndam.
which arrived yesterday from had az
G2 welltodo iiolandera mostly in family parties
who are Gong 70 augment colony $50 miles southeast
OF San Francisco and get richer growing fruit uni
grain, MT ". NyRh. President OF the Holland faii'
fOrnia Land Company, brought tho party over. The
immigrants according to President Nigh, have Si6,,
ooo They stopped overnight At TAyloTS iOsl and will
start this morning for California. "
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Mrs. MastsrsoA's nody v..,,

me BODY OF AIs hHStsrSon, who cams hsrEisaiy
from her homo in New Mexico on Monday Co. 49,,
OF her husbands shooting ScrApe in tn nat of Mn Iu.s
n'pkr''n and who fell dead OF heart disease IN the
hIh9d mon Io,e. afttr ono interview with hsr ma
}" 90 p.aceu III yaut In WOudlAMn smotarv 49,
ant1Lhoon pending the hnA decision OF JadSS
HSSe5son M hAt ShAi DO done with the T1mSinS
SnI eIfIGymAn vent - the undertake. s.fSfis
~ nc pody lAX In the AftSrnOSn M TX
S Htst eS "a WOODLAND HIItSTSOa Wa SISk
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Gov. HIN win visit nrookIvu.

Gov. Hnl has notified the Memorial COMMITTEES Of the
Grand Army OF the epubio Of Hinge county of his 80
eeptance OF Its Invitation TO review tho procession In
Brooklyn on Decoration Day. lie will no 4 Ruost OF
Mayor Chaplin on tho preceding night and between .
and II 4. ~ he will bold reception az the house OF
Moses Nay, 500 Bedford avenue from which no will be
driven to the reviewing stand In Cumberland street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-24
Catholic Total AbstInenc, U,,o.

Vicar General Preston acting for Archbishop Corri
gan has appointed the Rev Thomas Lynch pastor OF
tho Church OF the TRANSPORTATION in Mott street snr
uR director Of thn archdocesan union of Catho,
abstinence societies II is the intention OF the union TO
establish temperance society in CAthoc mn
In this city TO give the movement good start here
ArnhbkhUp ireland Of St Paul who liz known ma - me
Father MEthsw OF tho Vest" win shortly be invited 10
lscIuIa ON lempeTAnce In this city. ~ " '.'eH w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-24
Arres..a for UalawnIIy Ca.ehLae Trout.

DELHL May 2a-Counsellor YoumanA representing
Robert j. Livingston OF New York City, haASworn out
warrants FOR tho arrest of eight persons, who he
charges with unlswfulIy catching trout in sheet Of
water In the town OF BoVnR, Delaware county known
as Lake Delaware. rs alleged that LiVinRston the
owner OF the lake which 10 private property Inc Dc
fendAnts will be arIARned for tris TO morrow Ths 10
the rAI of the Kind brought this season 20 prevent
nbhinE In streams owned or leased W CLUBS and ndi'
Mdu All thrOuKhopL The OAtAkilll
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spain May Have seuor Otsy.a y Cor,e,

WARRINGTON May 29.-ThS Supreme Court OF tie
United States today rendered an opinion affirming
judgment in the OF Isis otsyEAy CortsE against
John W. JGcobus and Eusl suarsA GuansS The effect
OF this decision will DO TO allow tho extradtion of
OteykA BY the spanish Government, which wants him
Tor trial In Havana on charge OF emoeLLnR large
amount of public fundB while he was secretary Comp
troer OF the Debt Ho is In confinement In New York,
and by tho present proceedings sought 10 get out on
writ OF hROe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-24

The sophomoreS OF the Columbia College School OF
Arts have changed the date OF their triumph over lie.
Eondro from juno to Monday night June = Tho exsr.
cges will consist of parade bon fires burning OF the
Snigies ma sPseches Gpproprste TO the OecAson "
II. HRnford viii act As tRTnIeL, and T. T.. Smith a.
HarugpeI. Tho other sneakers win BE n. r. FhLe and
7. d Chrylue. G " Leflugwoll, Jr, II Chairman or
the committee In charge Of the ceFsnonieU -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-24
Casrr Garden Tor Park I...,

Owing to the absence OF Park Commissioner q
and BORDEN there was no meeting of tho PAR Ro.rS
yehte,dhy. This was VsIAuouB to CommsSionsr Rohh
hanS ht toE Europe on the steamer Rtruria 10 ISy
oIsuhy NC a. anxious TO have resolution pSGtSd al
~ w OsSas Garden should become RsfI "a nat
WY ara Aho b devoted " PAEk uISk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-24

Mrs. Clara c. Ilackett was removed yesterday
from Bellevue Hospital to her homo at 1O7 East
Thirty Nth street. Her family physician makes
this statement OF her ease;
A. her family physician, ! wish to TAy that Mr.
HAcEot In my opinion 10 not suffering from dSiru6
trrmrn, AS has been stated to DO tho case ghs Sas
severe nervous pro,iraOn tho result acute cont.s
llOh oI tle OIAIh NlLLlLA y. fKYUk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-24

Speaker appointed Mr., McMillin OF Tennessee
es,a referee on the Customs AdpinistrRtivs
bill In place Of Mr.. Carlisle, excused.
The House then took q recess until O'Clock.
the evening session TO be for the consideration
Of Denaion hilla
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-24

BAHSOR Nay 2s,-YounK Charles staiA Il in jail and
can't get cut for monthG HS and one ThomAI
Packard have been bound for trial next fall before
the supreme Court OF Franklin county on charge Of
Tobbing the Post Office a. New sharon stain has been
srty away before Penobsoo. county lnIy out gnlil
10 likely to send linn TO rhomASton where through his
insTuhaentAlity his aged father Is now eOnhnod for NE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-24

A detsOhmsut OF deputy Sherirs Is to be sent to Mas
pSth L. l., on Sunday, by shern GoldneT TO close up
Ihe Sunday pleasure resorts there District Attorney
fleming has notified the Sheriff that the roWdySm In
HAspeth on Sundays should be suppressed regardless
u 4TpSnbe or UoahS.
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Makes the Weak Strong

Every Ingredient employed in producing Hoods ssr.
sapara h strictly pura and s tho best OF its kind It lie
possible to buy All the roots herbs are carefully
selected personally examined, and only the best 70.
tanned All are ground in our drug mill and from
the time of purchase until the medicine s prepared
everything carefully watched with view TO attain.
ing the best possibIn reanit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-24

sore throat 10 soon relieved by Dr. n, Jeynsa EL.
akOEAOrA ~1eA
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For That Tired Failing

For hrstelass spring medicine my wife and
ooth think very highly of Hoods sarsRpSrilla Last
spring did US great deal of good aud felt better
through the hot weather than ever before 1t cured
my wte OF sick headache, and relieved me of dizzy
tired feeling We shall certainly take 1t again this
spring -. H. PEARcE supt Granite Railway Co,
Concord, N, H.
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Creates an Appetite

HOODS sarsaparilla has driven of the rheumatism
ana improved my appetite much that my boarding
mistress says keep It locked up or she will be
Obliged to RAISE my board with every other boader
takes Hoods SRrsNpArilla "-THoMAs BURRRLI. 10
Hilary St, BROOKLYN N v
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-24

and Territories and district Of the Union. said
register 20 contain only the names OF persons
actually engaged in the manual work OF their
respective oallings. OF those registers Twice
as many copies are to be published as OF the
army and navy register.
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Hoods SarsaparilIa

~ earnestly recommend Hoods sarsaparlla to all
who need q rood STRENGTHENING medicine and blood
purinsr"-wINFIELD 8 TUCKER Tswksbury, Mass
"IhAve taken Hoods sArsaparillA and heartily rec
ommend Il a. a blood puriner."-s. BUCRLAND ex.
Mayor Of Fremont Ohio.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-24

acted upon three Of the pending contested cleo
tlon cases, and tho result will probably be an
increase OF the Republican majority in the
House by two members tS The cases eases decided
against Elliot, seventh south Caroline district.
sippi district. In the first two cases the com
mittee will report In favor OF seating the Re-
publican contestants Langston and Miller. but
In the Mississippi case the report will be in
favor Of the sitting member. MIR. Morgan.
before the full committee met. Rspresenta-
Breckinridge case had a short session. which
was devoted entirely toa discussion OF tho
SsE Tor M
ridge. expressed desire to- submit further
testimony upon = branch Of tho case which
e nG ss ss9 Il pc s
tosti@ony' but, preferred that this be taken by
ington. Is the sub committee did not desire to
again visit Arkansas. Mr.. Garland will sub
mit formal application 20 continue the case
Under resolution adopted by the Senate in
executive session. q sub committee OF the Sem
ate COMMITTEES ON Foreign Relations has been
iinq9iring into The eo9dition of the affairs OF
vision OF the charter which requires annual re-
Rortss to b RadS e the United States Govern,
fP ana G cRG Ea Mss nHsR
apgeaIed before the sub committee aud de-.
bcrlpeu lnS WORK tnAl had been accomplished
and was under construction. Their statsmanta
were taken In shorthand and will probably be
Several bills were under discussion hy tho
Senate Compitte on Education and labor to- To-.
day. but inal action was taken on only one Il
was resolved to report to the Senate, without
recommendation. Senator TuTpie's bill direct
ing the Commissioner Of Labor to compile and
publish annually the register OF labor" 10
alphabetically arranged. with inference to oc-
GupRtion OF per ons OF well-knoNn excellence
In their vicinity In any ling OF slIlled labor or
tion 10 population from the different States
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Sold By all dYuVelStn ii, sig for IS Prepared only
by O. HOOD 4 CO, Apothsc carries Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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gives great bodily, nerve mental and digestive
strength Now ia the time to take II.
I'm the spring my whole system completely
run down. began taking Hoods ssr'apsrillSt and
after using two bottles md appetite restored my
nervous system toned up and my general health
greatly improved. Cd oRGE BRATT Bill Poster, Gal
lnolia Ohio
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-17
A NEW DOCK COMPANY
Formed Mt Cleveland In whlcl, Wheeling Is

Formed Mt Cleveland In Which Theclin. IL
Interested. l,a
Mr.. Earl W. Oglcbay, Of Cleveland,
formerly Of this city, is one OF five incor-
porators who have formed new dock
company which is to DO known as the
Huron Dock Company, with its princi-
pal office in Cleveland. The capital
stock will be 100000, divided into 1000
shares. The objects OF the new co,n.
pany, as stated in the papers forwarded
to the Secretary of State, arc to own,
lease, operate, and manage docks. Tho
new company will operate the Wheel.
ing < Lake Erie's ore and coal docks at
Huron, taking charge OF them as soon
as the organization is completed. The
slip on which the docks are located, is
600 feet long, with ore docks on one
side and coal docks on the other.
the Cleveland Leader, in connection
with its report of the formation OF this
company, has the following: "These
docks are comparatively new and arc in
splendid condition, but will be i'm.
proved by the new company and every
facility for tho rapid handling OF vessels
will be added. But little ore was han.
died at Huron last season. The pros.
poets for next season are bright, as BY
July the Wheeling & Lake Erie's line
will he extended to the Ohio river and
the many furnaces along the river will
be reached. The road Is now within
two miles of the Ohio, and in ninety
days will reach Steubenville. In four
or five months Wheeling and vicinity
will be reached. An inereage in the
amount Of coal will be sure to follow,
and it estimated that 100000 tons will
be. shipped. Lack Of facilities here is
the principal reason for the company
taking hold Of the new DOCKS"