davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-11

@etpult6aber Mdrtine5 be Gampos auf
Cuba, pel6er Sag unb Nd9t ben cubdniz
f6en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nieber5utperfen
1trebt.
Serfelbe Gatelar, Der bas leBte Sbers
baupt Der IpdniI9en Gepublif mar, ber<
berrli9t ben Mann, tpel9er Der GaItelar'z
16en &epublif bur9 ginIeBung bes &0nigs
AlfOns Oes 3nDlften ben 8araus ma9te,
dls Elm BON Der gan3en Welt ~beipunoertes
Muiter Der 9o9ber3igfeit, Der Sapferfeit
unb 6elben6dfter Selbftperleugnung.
limb mas bic iebtge Mrbeit bes Marf9aGs
@annpos betrtfft, 70 fpri9t Gaftelar Die
ii9ere 9offnung aus: beien &ibn5eit,
ftrategif9e 8tlbung unb tiefe poltttf4e
&enntniB, anerfannt felbft bon fetnen 5einz
ben, nerbe Cuba balb ben Srieben geben unb
bic 8riiberIt9teit beritdrten, tpel9e biefe
herrli9e Snfel nit benz ntbt minber bimmz
lti6en fpani19en Mutterlanbe bereinige.
9te1es 9bralengeflingel angeii6ts Der
pieber6Dlten langid6rtgen p%iitbenoen cuba
ntf4en RGmpfe gegen bas ipdnii9e Sod
unb angeii9ts Der decentralization Musz
p%refung Guba's bur9 Spanien, flingt BENIN
bo3 beinabe tpie bds 9erGuf9 zines Berz.
LAu+CIt. NUCL .0uSICtW Jul " uAU ICttIN
Ie6r erniten Son; benin es benefit, baB felblt
in ben am tpeiteiten fortgei9rittenen Spa
riern Der iibertrtebene Nattonalitol5 btel at
6eftig TT, dlS baB tie ft9 nit benz @e6anten
an Die QDstrennung Doer au6 nur Selbftz
Itdnbidfeit Guba's, bieIes lebten 11eberreites
Der e9emuligen fpanif@en Melt9erri3aft.
berfDbnen t0nnten.
Mtt benz 8riefe gaftelar's nerDffentli9t
@dmpos in 9aDana 5uglei9 fein @nttportz
f6rei6en. St fagt barin 60 tparmes
Sob berbiene er nt6t; fem etn5iges Streben
betebe BARN, feline fOlbattf4e pfli3t 5n
t9un, mas ibm iebO9 ME 81 ieiner bOaigen
straightforward ~gelungen; Der belobenbe
8rief @uteIar's fet pObG Rauptid@li3 bnr3
befen treue @mpftnbunger als Spanier,
8udlei9 aber bur9 befen glan5enbe Gina
b~ilbungstraft berbprgerufen.
Man iie6t, Der fpani19e &rtegsmunn 1T,
i'm 9runbe genommen, biel %berniinfttger ala
Der bo9gelebrte fpanif9e profeffor.
MuG fat Ganpos BEL @elegenbett bes
borigen cubantf9en &ufftanbes, nit befeu
8efdmpfung er ebenfals betruut mar, be-
pie1en, DAP er tetn l1nmenf9 1T. limb er
brang bamaIs auf entf9iebene &eformen in
cuba i'm @eiite Der Selbftbernaltung. So9
in Mtabrib tpo1te man ni9ts babon pifen,
urb au9 iebt min mans ni9t. Oarum
muB Der bebauernspert6e Mdnn teBt auf
Cuba bic &plIe bes @epalts6errn ptbsr
beieres Wti1en unb @etpifen fpielen. ST
6dtte tie gar ni9t ii6erne6men foaen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-11
.asforld
fir SaugIinge und Kinder.

fir SaugIinge ind Kinder.
Castoria bef0rdert Verdauung
und beseitigt Blahungen, Verstopfung,
Magensaure, Diarrhe und Fieber-Zu-
stande. Dadurch wird das Kind gesund
erhalten und sein Schlaf nattrIich.
CastOria entha1t weder Molphin noch
nndere narkotische Bestandtheile.
"Castoria empfehle ich, we'll es Elm gutes
Mittel fir Kinder ist und besser ais allie ande.
rem. die ich kenne." b. A. ARCHER, M. D.,
Ill South Oxford St., Brooklyn. N. Y.
ssSeit mehreren Jahren habe ich 'Castoria'
empfohlen und verde damit rortfahren, da es
regelmassig gut gewirkt hat"
EDWIN f. PARDEE, M. D.,
1876. st. und Z. Ave-, New York City
"Aus eigener Erfahrung und Beobachtung
kann ich sagen, dass Castoria cine trafhiche
Ned1zin fir Kinder ist, da es abfihrend wirkt
und die game Constitution durch heilsame
Wlrkung auf die Eingeweide aufrecht erhalt.
Viele Mtitter haben mir erZahlt, vie ausSe-
zeichnet es ihren K1ndern bekommt."
DR.. G. @. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass.
EoENTAuR COMPANY, " Murray Street. NY.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-11
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rei6e aeoen bat Gpartens berii9mter Ge6ez
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i6on gegen ltnterbrtidung ll10 &ne9tlqatt
debaIten :! 0enno9 ri9tete er tiir3lta DON
Mabrib' aus einen 8rief an ben ipanI19en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-11
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bcl0ett.

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bile I'm e~in1ti9en Observation-Disclosures Sem
tudn fir Das ieBt bort bor 1i9 eebenbe
eSa6resfeft Der 1nionsfGmpfer BON Der
@ranb Mrmp Of tbe &epublic geforgt = gum
s3eiben Der bDGigen 8eriDbnung.
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aeiger" tptbmete ben gegennGrttg bort
ber1ommelten alien nnionsbelben in elmer
NIT ben Sarben Der Union ge19miidten 6eftz
hummer folgenben prG3ti9en poetif9en
@tGfommz@
@eib mir sesriiBt, Sbr tpuf're1t, fumpferprObten
.Sesen,
3u ruarment @iufomm' itredt lid Sud ste San6
~ent9e9cn,
9es @ii6ens i90nite SO3ter itrablt in itol5er Seibe,
I'm Gr9 gu ebrell, prunst ie beut' int 6eierfletbe.
S6milst aud nit iebem Sabr' ste tapf're Sdaar
5ul amrnett,
Seut' fIblt Sbr es, rpie emit, brrd Cure G6ern
f%lattrtett,
@ls Gure 5el6entbaten @rt9 sic eriten 0arben,
Ses Sriesers I9Dnite Bier, I'M Sel6' Der @bre
marben.
gint so9et Sbr beran IN %etiernen Goborten,
0a bonnerte Der G9pertfnaui at bcs Siibens
4fortert.
So6 beute Siebt Sbr Elm ais bo6piafontutne @Gite
un6 Sreunbe MIR unb 8ritOer itnbet Sbr beiut 6eite.
rn6 ruenn Sbr bann BEN balbuersei'n men Glanse1
laul9et,
8etu1 9agerfeuer San6i6Gas rnb 9orOle taui9et,
8 m06ten Sud aGSbann 6e iturm5er3auitet
8abnen
l16 an 6er 9eitti9en opferrpiG'9 &c Srere ntabnen
Die @ol0zHeIerbe rinmt tpteber be0enfz
Iib ub, unb cine rteue 8onb1Nusgube er6ebt
tpieDer bas Dro6enoe 6aupt. ltnD bas Dtro
10 lanQe nGbren, Bis Uncle Sam nit einem
qroBen Gud 1i9 ben Nagel aus DEM 5leif9e
reibt un0 fem gan5es u1per5tnsltdes Ya@
piergelo nit 6iilfe elmer grpBen Nnleibe einz
l0f. SGbrt er fort, tpie bts9er, 10 pirb
er na6 8pan5ig SSa6ren geru0e 10 Diel Bombs
ausqeqeben 6aben, unb Der 8dpiergelb9Iaget
pir6 Tim INNER nod i'm 5leif4e ftBen.
@on 1einer befen Settle 5etgte ii9 &aiz
Ter WilbeGm Der 3nette am 5tpei.
ten September, namentli9 audi gegen bic
8eteranen aus g%btcago, inbem er uuf
Dem Sempelbofer Seloe ieoen etn5elnen berz
Telben niIfommen bieB unb in frelnbli9fer
@ei1e nit i6nen alien fpra3. Sretli9 mar
es feline 9fli9t, bic BON fernber iber's Meer
oetommenen @Gite 81 begriBen. @ber buB
CT es in 1pl9er @eiIe that, 1T bod nett BON
linn. @6en1o nett 1T bon benz guter
g 6nubenf0nig @il6elm benz s3pei=
ten, baB er benz faiierli9en 8eifpiele folgte,
nobel i6m bds 8ergniigen gu She'll tpurbe.
in benz taftboqen Siibrer Der Gbtcdgo'er,
6errn g 91enter, einen ~tpiirttembergt=
f9e1l 2anbsman1 81 ftnber.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-10-02
[THE END.l
Yerr Much t,ut of plaoa

No limit has ever been found to the
uses of small boys pocket. One day
at school little girl put up her hand
to attract attention. Teacher, John
ny's got caterpillar" Johnny was Of
course called to the desk, made to sur
render the cherished possession and
sent to his seat with reprimand. In
about two minutes the same small hand
waved in the air again, and the same
small voice exclaimed: Teacher, John.
ny's got another caterpillar!" A second
surrender Of the caterpillar and a Sec
ond admonition followed. Hardly had
silence once more settled over the room
when frantic waving Of the hand
was followed by perfect shrek of dis
may: Teacher, Johnny's got whole
pocketful of caterpillarsl'' This time
the teachers dismay equaled her pu-
pills, and Johnny was promptly sent
home with his brood of strange pets.--
Youths Companion.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-10-02
CHAPTER XXL-t,oNr1Surn.

Elsie, in her white robe and simple
wreath of flowers, looked like a snow
drop which had tumbled into a gor-
geous bed of tulips. She had one little
shadow of disappointment. Frank, her
darling Frank, was not flawless, he, all
ungifted with the natural perception
of the beautiful, which his wife in
stinctively enjoyed, saw nothing incon-
gruous, no lack Of harmony in all the
barbaric pomp around him, nay, even
reveled in its very gorgeousness.
Mr.. Woodgrove was, as he put it,
mad clean through"
"She might have founded a hospital
with what to-nights fummery will
cost her." he said Indignantly, land all
in honor of foreigner"
Two gushing girls passed at that mo-
ment, and Elsie was amused to hear
them murmur:
''Oh, the dear, dear baron"
Isn't he love?"
$50 distinguished loolling!"
"Such an air."
but his accent, they say, is not very
good"
"Pshaw, dear, you couldn't expect
baron to talk like college professor.
Such man sets the fashion OF pro-
nunciation."
'To be sure he does Oh, isn't Mrs.
Grindlay lucky to have captured him?
Why, hundred handsome girls with
oceans of money would have jumped at
him"
But see! The baron approaches our
little group with his promised bride
upon his arm.
Elsie was overwhelmed with con-
fusion; but the older lady was too happy
to be ungracious.
"My dearest" she gushed, II am
charmed to see you. Uncle, it is good
of you to have come. Let me present
the guest of the evening, Baron Albert
Won Thun of Carlsbad"
Elsie curtsied, the count bowed.
They had met before; but Mr.. Wood
grove scandalized his niece by seizing
the baron's hand and shaking it heart
lily and assuring him of his pleasure in
meeting him.
my husband, Mrs. Grindlay!" Elsie
blushingiy ventured, standing aside
that Frank might come to the front
''Ah, Mr.. Grey" said that lady all
smiles. II am delighted to meet one
of whom have heard so much. Per-
NIT me to make you known tony friend
Count Won Thun."
The baron, who had scarcely conde-
scended to glance at the new acquaint-
ance and expecting the same provincial
heartiness he had experienced at the
hands of Mr.. Woodgrove, held out his
hand, when, to Elsie's horror, Grey,
who mad half-advanced his own, drew
it back, bowed, and said
"Sir, we have met before!"
Had bembshel exploded, it could
not have caused greater CONSERVATION
among the little group.
The baron's face turned livid with
rage. Elsie, whose brain was full of
duels, pistols and all sorts OF foreign
denominations, felt on the point of
fainting, but Mrs. Grindlay with ex-
quisite tact, as though having seen
nothing of contretemps, laid her hand
on the counts arm and led him away,
saying with pleasant smile to Elsie,
,"You must go to the children, dear:
they are just wild to see you"
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-10-02
1--WE are in the old-oh, doesn't It


seem ike dream. trankT
"What a well-groomed country" Grey
cried, going to the window and gazing
with all the ecstasy Of an American on
his first sight of rural England. Zone
would think they combed the grass and
brushed the trees"
But her voice with moro enthusiasm
burst forth in peri ct song of delight:
ITO me it is vision of Paradise tinged
with the hallowed essence of home"
Then Gregson came and spoiled the
picture. He had travelled in hot haste
from London to meet them at this rem
devious, and was, if possible, more OBJ
iectionable in dress and manner than
ever.
Elsie will never forget that little drive
to Scarsdale Abbey. She used to de-
clare that in that short half-mile she
had at least dozen originals Of the
daintiest viguettes that ever graced the
pages of the English poets own paint
ing.
Atlength the park gates were reached
and the carriage swept up the broad
drive under the elms, startling the deer,
and when the old Eli2lbethan house
rose to view, the enchanted girl could
not reprcss cry of pure delight.
Servants met the carriage as it dashed
under the broad portico and they were
ushered into drawing-room, there to
await the pleasure of the old man at
whose request they had journeyed SO
far over land and sea.
Nor was their patience tried, for ere
long an old servitor entered and re-
spectfully begged that Mrs. Grey would
follow him.
Guess we're not in it," sniggcred
Gregson, San as I'm not wanted to do
the introduction, guess III so back to
the Bulls Head and whit orders. l
amt achin' for an interview"
Frank gladly excused him.
Meanwhile Elsie Grey stood in the
great library facing her grandfather
stood on the same spot where twenty
years before her mothers uncle had
made the infamous compact that had
condemned her childhood to the care Of
humble strangers.
She looked ncrvously at the tall,
STOPPING figure before her. How diff
ferent he was from the man she had
pictured His face wore so sweet an
expression, his voice was SO low and
musical that all fear fed from her on
the instant.
my child! my dear, dear child!" he
faltcred.
Grandfather" Elsie cried, with quiv-
ering lips, as she flew to his arms.
Again and again he kissed her, and
it was long before the first passion of
the meeting had subsidized and their
nerves were sufficiently under restraint
to enable them to sit and converse like
rational beings
1t seemed long time to poor Frank,
who all deserted sat in the great draw
ing-room devoured with anxiety about
his girl-wife, who had disappeared
alone into the lions den. In fact he
had half made up his mind to rush to
the rescue, when the door opened, and
Elsie appeared leaning lovingly on the
arm of her grandfather.
"And this is my husband, Frank
Grey" she said proudly. "You must
be fond of him for my sake"
"Nay, for his own sake, am sure"
said Sir Gordon Hillborough, grasping
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-10-02

the young mans hand warmly. But"
he added with little stare of astonish-
ment. II had been told he was an
American"
''And so am, sir" Frank declared
stoutly.
"Yet, really now you look"
"Oh," cried Elsie, merrily, II do be-
lieve grandfather expected to see an
American of the stage, with swallow
tail coat and nasal drawl. who would
seduce him into buying wooden nut
megs and sawdust hams"
Il am reproved, my dear, but surely
this young man is not type of his
countryman, is he, childP"
mo, SIR" Frank interrupted, laugh
ingly, there are tens Of thousands of
better men than 1 am in the land l came
from"
"THERE IS NOT ONE" said Elsie.
THE End
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-10-02
located the Counterrelters.

JEFFERsoNvILLE, Ind, Sept 26.-By
the aid Of Warden Hert, of the prison
south, Secret Service Detective Louis
Summers yesterday arrested Capt.
Henry Patton, foreman of the Patton
Manufacturing Company, located in
the penitentiary, on the charge of cir
culating counterfeit money, which has
for years been made in the prison by
convicts. Patton confessed his guilt
and was taken to New Albany to be
given preliminary hearing before
United States Commissioner Harrison,
when he will be taken to Indianapolis
The money was manufactured by Con-
vict William L. Alsop.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-10-02

In LIES morn we gayly reckon, while uor high
hopes onward beckon,
On q wondrous goal Of glory which our COM
ing doth await
Shrink We from no thought Of trial, dream we
Of no stern denial
We will take the crown and kingdom, we
will enter on our state.
Swift the life-blood leaps and dances, while
each eager step advances;
All that's best OF earth or Heaven claim we
by right divine;
From our glorious endeavor naught our true
souls shall dlssever,
Though Orion veil his splendors, though the
Pleiads cease to shine.
Oh, the purposes we rourishl Oh, the high
resolves we cherishl
The worlds fields are white for harvest,
Wen be workers brave and strong;
Spotless is our souls dcsiring to the noblcst
heights aspiring
We for truth and right viii battle, we will
conquer sin and wrong.
Solve the problem OF the ages, which have
puzzled saints and sages,
Purify the suffering earth from her misery
and crime,
Burdens for the weak ones bearing, sorrow
with tho suffering sharing,
Through renunciation rising to an eminonce
sublime
But the fato threads slow unwinding, on our
lives harsh burdens binding,
Lo' we falter in our progress, for a brief
space cease our quest:
Some fair gaud OF earth desiring, we forget
our high aspiring,
BY some Circes spell enchanted sink into
ignoble rest
Little ills our lives pcrplcxing, triaing carcs
our faint hearts vexing
We to lower aims descending cease 10 strug-
gle for tho prize.
Lulled. perchance in bliss Elysian we neglect
the heavenly vision
And heed not tho holy voices calling to our
souls; "Arisel'
Onward sweeps the vision splendid by our an
gels unattended,
We bewail our sloth and folly. for our goal
may not be won;
To our tears, our prayers, our yearning, hope
4 no answer Is returning.
And the shadows close around US and tho
night comes slowly on.
Cast out in the utter darkness, in our misery
and starlIneSS
Like the foolish virgins asking for the help
that comes no more.
Who our bitter cry is needing? Who will
hear our angulshed pleading?
What can Joy and hope and gladness to our
broken lives restore?
Is therc vet for us q morrow when this bitter
cross Of sorrow
We may cast aside forever, find balm for
all our pain?
Frail, but in Gods strength conlding, in His
tender love abiding.
Find the hopes, the blessed visions Of our
happy youth againF
Mary D. Hussey, In Chicago Record.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-10-02

"In heavens name, man." gasped
Woodgrove, inexpressibly shocked,
do you know what you have done2"
Perfectly well do know what 1
have done," Grey answered gravely
but firmly. "That man is no more
German baron than am. He is -"
"Who?"
Herr Schlossinger, the socialist"
The old man was so shocked that for
few moments he could not speak.
Are you sure?" he asked. "May it
not have been case of mistaken iden-
tity?"
Nay. l am certain"
"What is to be donc?"
81 cannot say. l only know what
Elsie and l are going to do; we shall
start at once back to the hotel"
but, Marion, surely we must not
leave her in his clutches!"
"For tonight, at least, we must; for
to risk scene here would be fright
full"
When morning came Mr.. Woodgrove
announced his intention of going at
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-10-02
IndIana nnd ThoIr Lnnd..

The Indian reservations amount to
$4,000 square miles. There were 24o,-
97a Indians in this country at the last
census.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-10-02

once to his niece, but meanwhile Frank
had been up with the lark and pre-
pared his batteries before he opened
them upon the formidable German,
whose hold on the enraptured
widow he forcbodcd would be too
tense to be shattered by any unsub-
stantiatcd testimony of his. A tclc-
gram to Col. Gilchrist, the rcformcr
and editor of the Chicago Labor Times,
had brought back the sharp response:
''Schlossinger absconded some months
ago with funds Of our society. Warrant
out for his arrest. Has left wife and
five children here destitute. Cause po-
lice to dctain him"
Armed with this important nissive
the two gentlemen made their way to
the Fifth avenue mansion.
Early rs it was, to Mr.. Woodgrove's
disgust, the widow was unapproach-
able, and SchlossA ger had been dele
gated to receive them.
Herr Schlossinger," Frank began at
once, plunging in medias res with stern
resolution to hurry through n disa-
grecable duty, II have this day re-
ceived q communication from Col. Gill
christ, of Chicago, concerning you."
"Bah! Gilchrist is one imbecile."
Charging you with misappropriation
of the funds of a society to which you
belonged. Already the detectives are
Oo vOur troclf and"
The agitator's lip curled contemptu.
ously.
you let off frecrackers and think
them bombs," he sneercd. II sent
them the full amount of the discrep-
ancy two days ago, and have received
the treasurer's acknowledgment by
telegram"
Borrowed suppose" Mr.. Wood
grove intervened, from your unfortu-
nate victim upstairs"
THAT is my business, SIR"
"And So" Gray continued, "you are
determined to marry Mrs. Grindlay?"
'Most certainly am, if she will have
me-"
Notwithstanding the little incum-
brance Of wife in Chicago and five
helpless children? Is Mrs. Grindlay ex-
pected to pension them, or will you take
the whole happy family to your an
cestral castle in Fatherland?"
The poor wretch's jaw dropped. He
stood as though turned to stone.
80, you see, man, your game is up.
You had better throw yourself ON the
mercy of the court" Grey said, de-
cisivcly.
"You hold the trump cards. I am
beaten" was the spiritless answer, $50
do your worst"
Now it was Mr.. Woodgrove's turn to
take hand in affairs.
Frank" he said, impressively, 1--WE
must not be too hard on this poor char
latan, for he has grand excuse for his
rascality in the phenomenal folly Of
my niece, who has gone about for
years like silly sheep shaking her
golden fleece and crying to every ad-
venturer: Come, shear me- No, don't
think we must be too rough on Schlos-
singer"
So the end of it was that the German
went his way contented with fairly
full pockets, and Mrs. Grindlay regis
tered a vow that she would never again
put faith in living man, much to the
satisfaction Of her friends and children.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-10-02
CHAPTER XXI.


Deep in a wooded recess on the banks
Of the Derwent, in merry old England,
lies the little village of Hetherton,
slumbering in the MONDAY sun as it did
when we saw it last twenty years ago.
Can you not see It? Abroad common,
yellow with buttercups, a few farm
houses, an ivy-clad parsonage, an an
cient Norman church, dozen resi-
dences Of small gentility, street with
quaint shops, bow windows with. dia-
mond panes, ruined monastery,
Saxon stone cross and the Bulls Head
inn with its big swinging sign, and you
have the whole scene before you.
There is hustle to-day about this old
hostelry, for there have arrived young
couple from far-of America, whose ad-
vent has set every tongue a-wagging.
"This is reversing Rip Van Wrinkles
slumber and waking up hundreds of
years ago." says the young gentleman,
glancing around with honest admira-
tion at the old-fashioned room with its
oallen panels, waxed floor, and an
tique furniture. "But two weeks ago,
Elsie, we were in the New World and
now"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-18
NEWS FOR THIRD STREET OWNERS
Street and Water Board order More
nvenee

The Street and Water Commissioners
showed their patriotism this morning by
holding an unusually short session. They
appointed Daniel Lee a laborer on streets,
to succeed Patrick McNally, deceased,
and Charles Maxwell assistant superin-
tendent of the gang. The appoint
ments take effect at once.
A plan for the change of grade of
Westervelt place was submitted by Chief
Engineer Ruggles and adopted.
Henry Rohlfs and a number of property
owners of Prospect street. requested the
board to construct a sewer in that thor
oughfare.
The dilapidated Third street sewer will
be repaired without any further delay.
The Board of Finance was requested this
morning to appropriate $1,000 for the
work.
The Naval Reserve requested the board
to give them the use of the old drill
room Of Company A, at. the Junction. 1t
was granted.
An objection to the confirmation of the
final map of the Park street improve
ment was fled. Several property owners
object to the way the flag stones were
TO the Ogden avenue Improvement no
objections were made: The Woodlawn
sewer assessment map Is also satisfactory
to the property owners liable to assess
ment.
The board VIII not meet again until
next Monday morning, when proposals
for the new water supply will be re-
ceiyed.