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Jaw. or " Dillsf ~ "
l.n,.t 10. ran. Very p,uch
moro TINT Ia muit marvel.
ou' hrs fsur ercorrplIsh.
oil IN photography. Tho
fuplIfheff 81 tho 70 r1unpL
ani popular family wslkly.
III. Detroit ! ne pnrrItbp
ifoii, Nleh,i have recently
boon pSpri.int NINA ia The
direction ct larli aud nc.
cufa,e reproduction Dt pho,
fosri.l, ana nov an.
s W. ,,, that ,lsg nro pre-
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tfifst pa biicat,on AplI,
L 5 Land 0fIicc s,.riiaR Colo H.,

tfiFst Ih bicatfon AplIo
L Land 0fiicc s'eriiag Colo Ix..,o
Feb 10 t.ss oSio
Complaint having ie.n entered ~ this o.
dee by Martin u. Whitman ,gainst Harhin
Hanger for abnnonin. HE Homestead Entry
No. ssss. dated April s,h, !-.;. upon tho s.w
y Of sec -. Up n. inpEc a W. In Philip.
csnnty, Colorado. with n view to tho cancel
lntion Il said 'n;ry.
The said parties mrr hereby summoned to
appear at this once on the - day Of Nay
1855 NJ ~ o'ciocs = u to rcsposd aud furnish
testimony concerning said alleged sbnnd.. N
mcnt.
HE TEDMON, Register
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tF,rst publication Mar o. isss, No -
timber Culture lilal lrssi. Notice III RablisatiA

United Stats Land once sterling Csis.l
March 81 1865 |
Notice 10 hereby Eivcn that Ruthan Barre
IN has nl, d netlce Of intention " make aNai
proof before clerk 0f distrtst eeuFt Phillips
county Colo Al hts once IN Holy oNs. Colo o.
bcr culture application No. onsS. for the lst u
q section No. :. In tovnshtp No. q. ranSv
No. Nw
Ben Gilgcn, Of Amheret, csie.
Rudolph Gilgen T"
Christian zbiGdeA "
Peter Gilgen I"
NE rEpNON, Iee1sssr
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II lisa truth in medicine that tho ANAL.
est dose that performs euro 10 tho besi.
DeWi,ts ld,,le Early Riscra ars W.
smallest pills, will perform The erss. anA
nre tho best City Drug Store.
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Do yon lack faitl, and love health?
lie, us establish your inith and rat -ss
your health with peWitt's Ssraspsrills
City Drug Store
BEATTy'S ORGANS We M: g. ::
c.;'ls rxrr. Address Das,sl y. HrAuY.
Washington, J.
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tFirst public alton Mar III No 40
Timber Culture Final Preef...Notiee for Fertilization

Timber Culture Final Prsef. Notice for Fertilization
United states Land oficc, Sterling. Coo. I
March II, iss2.
Notice is hereby siven that Delansa Pen.
~ nington nus hlcd notice Of intention to
max. finnI proof be:orr Vim & Robinson,
Commissioner L s Circuit Court for the Dis
trict nj Colorado ut his office In IIsiyokc,
PHILIPS county. olo, on Friday, Inc slst 4 ~
4 Apf:' ~. IN timber culture npplication
No. .i,.. for the SO or OF sec No. ~, In Up No.
sn, rRt &c NJ. u ".
lie names as Witnesses;
Cyrus W. Black oil Hrlvnkc Gao
David a. FiclSel " :.
Gustnf \. swanson "
william n. Kelsey
II. 4. THpsos. Register.
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ltir-i Publication Mar siis7s No ~
Notice for Puhllea,i,n,
Land ufiic. az sterling. toto,

afviSu llF NuHsuu 1Di
Land ufiic. AZ sterling. toto,
.. March glst, is't
MUTTON y hereby Hissn thnt the fDllnwinr,
iininr1 settler has ni'd notice Of Ills intpn'
ton TO max. nnni proof IN support Of hI-
rlnin. aud That said rto-f ~ill bn innd. b.
fore Clerk II Df-tfies Court mil,
l,p. county. Colorado. NJ tiol,ots, colorado
Oh May 10 IwtJ, VIZ
NOM ~ =. iios1oS,
n. tnugr nv - W
lie haiues tbr following ssf,ops.af "a t,fapr
his continuous frsi,ied ~ ut,pu, und ,.iitIvt
tIQn OF. rnid land ,isl
John tuiiIeY, ~ yreaugo, hsh.
lNmse suiifsy,
Theo Rsv,l ~
Otro n. Walker.
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BEATTY'S PIANOS an. nd ORGANS $aa, q: e.
tatlg rRxE. Address Daniel +. BEATTY,
Washington, NJ
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lnv ruth general assembly rsfussd 10
tasa heal option hcrd lsv. Attbe be-
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rHE DICTIONARY holder

pss 80 s,s, tsss- .ks t.hsi. ,s.s &c. -, = ".
-t..safs W ~ ts,..S s-aaa..i .sfi v t-f 'k
bssis-sff The s-T ,,a. lbs ishs ~ v ,- :, 70.
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First Fabrication NJ r lOi No fci
Timber Culture Final I'rsof.
Notice for Publication.

U. S. LAND OFFICE STERLING. COLO.,l
March " iss5.
Notice IL hereby given that joseph c,
Ueromer has He'd notice Of inten lion to make
Anal proof before clerk of district
court Phillips county. Colo. at lis ofice In
April 1903 on timber celturc application
no 1901 for tho s.w Or Of soc No ls, tp No n,
range No " W.
lie names as Witnessed
Frederick Churnins Of H0lyoke, Colo.
Michael Coatney :"
Cornelius L. Betard F."
Jcptha 7. Ctilor.
hETEDMt)N, Register.
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF SCHOOL ORDERS.
CALL NO. 4.

OFFICE OF CouNry TREASURER PHILLIPS COUNTY Coio,l
Holyoke, March ~, 1893.
Notice is hereby eiren that ,cU redeem at myoce
in Phillips County all School Orders numbered as fol-
Lotcs
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Las. Friday afternoon. April 7th. q
pfa.f.V De SLATED west Of iiolyosc. rea-
-..t. q ,..,,.s, &C.,. IL. a.
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~ iT~Yrnas otain. tlipa W..
.s...s. = a., o. - f-s.4f
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NE TEpMoN. Register
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essNa EAnnRs IN &RmmmFass Es@s agHE-
0m a3msawatusnsnBzz.

the nian who reads the exchanges Is d
very iasp0rtant man; and let me say, too,
BE IS pretty hiEhly paid man He hiss
e rad Nc Nili say, fhHee Thousand
psspess regularly. All the newspaper IN
he esuntry couae into the Office, and BE-
4ess 1ss % anything else He sits 81
bis Ssssk al dag, and . pile Of nsEEs.
inaE5ega Is laid before hiIn aYerv morning
he starts - work aud fnrns them 0Fel
and over 70 see what Is ID them. he has
8a know what II Is that should Be fakan
from them AID put into hls paper WHIST
Is the intrr0etiBE atory8 Ii Requires
Judgement 70 know this; It Faqniras
kmoNAeage and experience as well d
talent. AZ ALSO Feqliires a snRse ef aana0r,
leisarsa There are ii gTrat many tlinHs
'iaat ase really important that a,ay n9i
seem SO AZ the first glance, aud the news.
paper reader has ~ judge ah0uf that
tic lgllst alWays ke on band and spesd 3
/ gEeat many hours at his desk, and d
ls pretty tired when he gets through
! with bis days task Il Il . hard duty
bit ae has lois Of amusement. aad, Is
eatd, be i very wen pad 50 be ].
hapHg.
ben finally y0u come 10 the eiliteE-in,
CHIEF, apd he Is alHays q man who get.
antB bis place ~ . natREaI process d
selection. He comes there becanse h
San 10 the work, aud j have known
some Yolnglnen Who had no idea thai
they would ever have control Of q news
| paper, and who have iiiled il with Wis.
don and sneeess and force Yet At TIA
bottom af II ALL It ~ always quastiog
/ ri character a. well as of talent.
leil8w thar Is prastieing arts Of depep
tlon may last d little while, but be can
rot last long. The man who stays Is thi
man who has the 0taging power; aud fhi
/ staying power Is not merely ilfeileetaal
! IL Is moral. ltis ID tbe character, am
/ people believe n him because they ar
sure be does NOT mean 10 s8y anything
J that Is not so.
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Es,Iny ,S-Iey sunslesl.

81 Paul PiaBssr Pres.
Tho car Was crowded, and when it was
stopped At the corner 70 take on another
passenger everybody gE0aned and in
waFslly cursed the conductor. The new
aFriya WAS an elderly, white haired Old
gentleman, and lle picked his way labor
ignsly dawn the aisle, looking Wistfally
from one seat 10 aagthHr some Of the
healthy young men busted themselves
with taeif papers. Others looked
straight ahead aud pretended not to see
the new passenger, Suddenly o fine
locking, well dressed woman created q
oOnngtion and aEevulsion 0ffeelihg BY
arising gEaeeiully aud politely eiEeFing
the9td mar her seat,
= AN younger than y0u, sir, she said
lsWeetly, and can better afford 70 stand
up. ! Insist upon your taking my seat. Z
ProiestatiOils We're made, but proved
USELESS, aud the Old n1an dropped into
The seat with d sigh of satisfaction.
Instantly everybody ia the ear felt
mean, and d half 4 % zen ar0seaud offered
The kind hearted lady a seat.
THANK E9uR sbe replied gtifiy, al an
going 10 aligllt III the next corner; Keep
FDilf Serbs
The passengers resumed their seats ia
q Eaaiastaeed manner They locked ont
At the gliding rows Of houses aud won
dereil VIXEN cars would DC built large
enough 70 protect them from such enlilar-
Eassing moments They felt 8 little
better when, as the Lady alighted, she
naFmuTed to a friend
ITS all right. ! Eonldn't have given
the old naaE ? scat only he's my grocer,
aud i owe him q bile She 6riDped
lightly away, aud everybody smiled.
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US 5ehn u. Mooler.
William Greene Of AIoorlands, Bielly,
Kent, generous, rich, strong and II
christian ulan with wide Influence, D
beautiful lAlnily--aHd cellar fall III
sgines. Cod spoke 90 him one day and
he was tf3ubled ab0ut bis wine aud
banlshed q from bis board and There Il
lay IN the eobMehs and must Of tim eellsf
Oadereafe lock aud key.
Aud day after day God said 10 him.
ssHltat have yeu done with your wine e
Assd be answered once u have locked Il
fast aud safe in the cellar and 50 II shall
be to theend."
.ANhat endg1 said the voice.
Aye, What end am an Old maH,
shall de SEINE day aud Hllat viii becsEae
sfmF wineW
aAnt this n THE gospel III vine cellsHs
aeeordtIiK ~ William tsTeene. satan
said, tsaeil IN md then Tie yoice SAID.
~ Whppas9 @0r give it 10 hesnilal
aud NJ hepiaetDf aud net YgaF nsaaae
S1 she ltaper9 aild THE voice said Irvine
y 4 sla9eAer i3r get tho dealer 81 bgly
II back the pfife g 4 iittie feltane
Haat Tie voice said ~ II yGnrs AID SaHg
sssei y HE infpite law f0r that vine
hersfer = gees i will carry p message
from yoIi. Give tie money assas
aud Tie voice SAID: ssNs blessing u
ne1ley can epmipute Tor fhe peril 81 Boa
= aite; 10 matter bow WiseiF 0f kindly
sou plan, u hoH' long you postpone tisl
deaeu1nent at last Ike q serpent +
biteth aud like al asldef It ssines
And this Is the way William s9aena 5uei
tho question: ne enptied tic cellar 81
hlRhgate and ini9 the ssFer broke
taeitts-aEc hnudFed BOTTLES pf wine.
eaa ne 4lve tiousand copies u fls
E0ltle
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Tive exposure III the manner n which
the Beard IsepeF Hespital b e0nElnesad
Fages y eanditinn 81 Effaifs thar are
iiisguaes b. hnnlanits tocivilizafiun and
pablic deeepuy, and the mnnieiR an
tiisritisH sre - much % blame q DR.
Beard himself lsT the shameful man
agsu1eut Of the hospItai and The lpoze-
seas and Indifference which has hssn
displayed By the fuariies concerned e
sieaiiHg with the ioathsorns disease. DIR.
Basrd declares that he has nat ret sRe.
seeded IN obtaining q contract aith the
eitg for the treafr1eut 81 lepurs. and
Eivss this fact as an axense for has fail
m. b report 20 theriis authorities ms,
side nases ri iaprUEy he statesl TesseF-
dag ~ iiae charities con1mittee nf flss
city eaancii. which isR0w invessaaasiilg
talss eharnes alEaineh tl8a haspfhal tssat ht
kEaw gse1snsaIiy Of several lapars allO
aeinal,y 81 al,,Ht the strasts daily. bai
despite tie tsct that be mad bern gFEnt-
1 sathpfits b arrest Saeh pessosas. he
did sot dosV, beeauss be did not ilEVe
a e8sirxct % care fFr them. This Is Al
sstann ling statement for DIR Beard d
make. and conf E rs IL doses from a f,iIy.
no kuOwB the danger Of pernstiinR
: szlch Pe tsoBs 10 rOstn unrestricted iilSoHi
Tie streets % work 10 b4Iber sllnps Al
candy stores and drink % saloons i
sh0us 40 indifference fol the Il1blIG
Reliare Wiiieh Is nothing short 81 erin.
Eiusl.
Itwas his lr7ty as a man % q citizen
ahether Ne had chErEs Of . hospital 81
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-08

Kiss ISL conjunction because 1t con
meets. II II A verb because II signifies
III net aud ~ aeted upon il Il prep
asitiOn beeanse il shows that the person.
kissed iSRo relation, itisan igalerieeliea
ont least II sounds lile 0ne9 and Il Il b
pr9nDpn because she always stands for
q Kiss. II " noun beeaHse it i tile
naIRe 81 the useulators action; both com
sl0n and proper; second person neeessari-
~; plaral Number because there Is
case il governed by circumstances aud
light, according 70 Rnle.Is iii he aInite
you On one cheek, tnrn tbs ether isF an
other Smite. ~ n sbonld always begin
with q capital letter, be oft repeated
cQnf inued as long as possible aud ended
sith p period. Kiss might beeoaingated,
blit declined never
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-08

EI7lI7II 77lITI NlIT7s
NC trnst tho taFInefs Will n0f pel1nit
tie subject NJ better roads 70 sleah. Itig
~ first Importance y have good raaSis, 1T
leaat 70 g0nr nearesf railroad station.
0ne does not realize tie expense 81 had
roads when be has been used to then ali
MS lie. Bnt q little Investigation II tie
subject, o "Trip tbToegiI q country sheEe
tle feaas enc good, opens eas H
sees that the horses are III bettef So1tli-
ti9n; thai tbe various velielea 10 cleaner
and firlner and better; that tie loads ear
ried are heavier ~ far, aud tie teams
move ROre rapidly Then be h.sgins to
eD1nl 1t Al Ep aud discovers that 6Ae u
he great Leaks oil the farm Il BOD Haaas;
gaaas Egliieh aie bad On the h9isea, had
M No wagons s'Hl4en the healts, bad III
tlls temper
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-08

lEeiahe me- EGinssr The hlrH old fallaNs
Il azaasa nRd Hsia ~ roszaa Htnhin.
Tlss saagia shal iate was iieck 4 iu yhllsE
Has aagsd iss lsars in the Earty inss.
fhishe. sFsaibsasti ] WI mud ny tipPsk
Thg atinty hood for tsy golaen head
And ant ii the frosty ar ven fsiDif.
Ard ster tAe asnhbie eaJly tread.
aaielse 1he Winter Re brings ms holly
TheiIslio Of Yaie eDeilhpisi tres,
And she s5tfssietoe --ngr b. ny l5lly,
There win be q kiss for thes a1d me-
Heishp saeothaari Witha Hey asNa aeEFy.
sfa5l ssai abe wood N its treasures nazf
nni Oh tsFss neFers bEahle hsrEy
ii aasf % rsda7 thy III, 4 VIEW
17iahgsd Esfa0a.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-08

VI Janaiags Denolest Says 1t oHgh1
10 be knasFn aud recognized az q sell
sszaenf fact the liquor traffic e The
gssa sourge and cause Of orr present
labor AMI financial tcoablesR
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-08

tiaSv is baimg advertised ID tnia
as nsed III III n lin The Prince q
alea
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-08

Qfni8e Thousand pilgrims ssho letz the
Earfh aEricsn coast last MAY for Mecca,
81 laast hail haYe fallen Victims .
eheleFa
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-08

Musical Culture among work ing people
has been tried successfully ~ Charlotte
tluiligsniI l hiladelphia. Beginning with
snHdag-sehOol class ~ bootblaclss, she
has had twelve thousand M0rlxingmen IN
The tBenty-eiglt years. She uses the
elass for tempemnce By saying 10 q snan.
On enjoy singing, SOC, Isl The way ID
Hhieii you sing. gonwillstep drinking
! sill leach you 70 sing
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-08

The Salvation Army gave recently
some facts and figures ia regard 10 dark
est sslasgow ,FhiehaEeappslling Within
An hoslf On Que evening two Thousand
three hnRdred alIti eight men amd three
ban9EBa aud sixty-itxe woIDeu entered
eight pnbiic houses. Upwards of sixty
se9an Thousand W02seR were dragged
Dstgre the courts III one year On the
tlsarge of tlrunkenDess " disorderly con
duet
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-08

women ase now allowed to vote in
lolasada. MARY levitt Telfora SAGE
lie snsi Of Colorado looks down this
morning upon one linudfed znsl ixt9=sss.
Thousand females promoted from unper-
saaal idiots, eriuinals, etc. 50 the
digity Of euiranchised citizens. feem
snaW-ltaped mountain ranges and EyaIaa
valleys fr8m beautiful city, rsa4h man
inc camp aud isolafed ranch goes M 2
aeveat iatiiate What hath God
'Frongat4
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Vol
TFI(]l

phy II
rles Parla
mas S. A
ton J.C Gu
- Pickett
w. Heard
b. Lafarg
w. Poole
BE-. D AWh
MS. Lauil
q. Burt
CadreY,
orial Dist
b. MCGpat
m ofOMe
by 1916.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-08
LFTII JUD

nv TERM
Monday
y
MOnday
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bat the iniarious effects 81 social
drinking extends ~ the sdaoated as well
rs HBeaResi4sd j. demonstrated ~ a
physician ID Australia who has BEEN
investigating the damage done 20 the
bachelors 81 msdieiae IN Melbourne Uni-
geHity. More chan eleven per cent Of
flie medical men trained in that school
are distinct alooholics.7
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-08

presentah.
tIict Judd
blk DistTiC
britt d. j.,
triot Ats
sossOr q.
poner Dr..
ryeyOr "
eretRFy Pa
ICEJUR
ssident N
srstary, ID
sasUrer z
Fst Weird,
eOnd Wapt
BIRD Ward
birth War.
In Ward,
til Ward,
-.-sL ANal
hth War
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-08

Christian EndeavoTers ~ Illinoi8 shet
NBF q 40 t9nineV ansi those ef iNiae0n-
ein gathered Az Milwaukee, Nov. m, 8aE
their seventh annaal meetings tia0Aaaaaas
Of delegates being inattendaiee.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-08

MOnday
RY TERM
Of July
pE-JURY
RY TERN
,s- Wffug5 2
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tKEGHARI
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fEAOR L.oDi
cen RallcS
Gahett, Il
Knapp, N
The evening world., 1893-07-25
.EHRL|CH'5 ILLNESS FATAL.
The City Judges Brother Dies at
St. Vincent's Hospital
Heart Disease and Kidney Trouble
the Cause of Death.

Henry Ehrlich. brother of Judge Simon
VI. Ehrlich OF the City Court died this
morning at l,.30 from heart disease and
kidney trouble a: ~. V,ncent's Hospital,
where he was removed Yesterday from
the imperial Hotel. -''' 'r'|.>.
Mr.. Ehrlich had made his home at the
Imperial Hotel for the last two years.
He was taken Ill few days ago. and
yesterday. upon the advice of DR.. Walter
II. Fleming. OF 80 rirth avenue. who Is
u friend of the Ehrlichs, was removed to
the hospital.
II vas stated In a morning paper that
hr. EhrlIch h'd been suffering from an
attack OF psrcsiS, and that he had i'm
agin,.d that he was followed by men and
women.
With reference to this report, DR.. Flem-
Ing said
NJ. Ehrlich WAS taken III. made
him suffering from mental strain.
There were. premonitions OF nervous
prostration,
Judge Ehrlich. who has been away on
his vaca ton has returned TO the city,
and will attend to the burial OF his
brother.
Henry Ehrlich was a man OF social
and convivial habits, and well-known
abou: town. At one time he was con-
nected in business with w. G, Rogers,
OF $50 Broadway. and later with G.. n.
Osborne. liquor dealer, at IL Broad
street,
The evening world., 1893-07-25
NEW UTRECHT's BIG GAS BILLS.
The Argument for an Injunction
Adjourned Until Aug. II.

Justice Cullen, in the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn, this morning. adjourned until
aug. II the hearing of the motion for
an Injunction to compel the Board OF
Improvement Of New Utrecht to cease
burning SO much superhuous gas.
Councillor w. II. Stayton began his
argument for the taxpayers. but JUS
tice Cullen shut him Off on the ground
that he had to hear another motion of
Importance in another court and could
not wait to listen.
The suit Is brought in the name OF
Jacob Selbert. jr., against Cornelius Fur
guson, John Cowenhoven. J. Lott Nos
trand, w. Bennett Wardell and William
Keegan, constituting the Board OF I'm
provement Of the town OF New Utrecht
In his affidavit Mr.. Seibert says, on
information and belief. that Cornelius
Furguson. John Cowenhoven and j. Lott
Nostrand own large tracts Of land In
the town of New Utrecht and waste
the gas at the expense of the town to
enhance the value of their own property
Mr.. Stayton, counsel for the plaIntifr
says that II his petition is granted il
Will save $4,000 year to the town.
The defendants In their answer declare
that they have acted for the best In
terests Of the town and deny that there
Is any fraud.
The evening world., 1893-07-25
NO TRACE OF TRET1ON.
The Escaped Sing Sing Convict ].
Be nG Searched for Evsrywhsre.

SING SING. y. u, July 25.-Princtpsl
Keeper ConaaugAlon and force OF deputies
are making 4 thorough search for Morris
TrettoL, the convict who escaped yesterday
While working III the road gang outside The
lr.soL grounds, but as yet there Is not the
slightest clue To his whereabouts.
!rvtton WAS Ia charge OF Guard Ransan.
lie LIi hardly disappeared ahen word
reached The ,Ii.on that he had taken French
The loads leadins cut Of sing sing. In spite
OF his IRE :Lut!on lie got away.
one kuiri MAS stationed IN Josh Nanis'
barn, ana another IN Blantfords barn on
Hunter street. IL Is said that Tretton passed
withia zoo leei uf the guard at BlantfUrd's
barn without the Keeper seeiog him.
lne escaped cohv4Ct stopped .lt Amoler's
cottShe, waefr Mis-. Harris lived ut the lime
uf ler sons cNecuilua, AMI asked nj, way 10
capt, hiiueu', House. hlltert Is lhe cuiei
yard man at he prison.
1Isttun na> not serA after lie left the
imhler cottage. and although the guards
kept up an atute search SlI night no trace
VI hin was found.
Trettpn p.ccded guilty in the Court OF
General Sessions ON Sept. 20 1859 10 q
charge Of assault in the second degree
and was sentenced by Judge Fltzgernld
10 state Prison for i've years
on Sept Of that year he attempted
to Kill jameG Morgan. forty-five years
from revolver and lodp one bullet
in his shoulder. Morgan wa Id UP for
some time In Bellevue Hos l.
At the time of his arrest ton said
he was u bri, klaycr and Jrty-t three
wears old.