davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-22

operators were bayine buy later on price. !oos 4
that Mr.. Linn, lr. C~6ampiln and the cudahy follow.
and Europe was selling here this afternoon while tie
s saS.ibl. IN %. 10 go, SS,iy . .SS IS. .s jI5sFii sa. s,SsHS i ioS
Ss"iin dsmon,iHratei to-day IL the wheat market that
sTs,i Id SGs opening was YIN Arm s9STs wa, ag,i;
was !" S siso Sayin sH on s iSe pSr, ~ locai ,p H%y'Ps' and d"y lie
f pSPiioSS. on 81 'G indiana dad SfoPHt rs ss. no 'tSm G S,s 3 i n@G
s yssiSrd "a 'H and pr sTSanS ihe S cpsnln s@p 1Si, morning FIRING
o %Sse rb IsrS HSd SELLERS .en ,o, 2n tn SS,l sS'" Rs so5 ssp &c slIs
% msG apparent scSipers took the selling sDD Side de- and and
ins. early s4s T SaySf. iii Rsdfr ShS % s %s%sS and IS at SSc n IJ mn 'T f.
S SSsr". n iSSni point Of the day seST HE reports ,g St,t from aE aI@i'
iiEES s9 s Ts1S'i only 70 ls Ss%'f Il. d %Ts ,S ySJY b SsH i InaeG yan Gn, ana =;
as adyiccs fron, 9ths, portions OF tho belt are 80 "a.
W. can only repeat w6si we 6ays stated IN - FORMER
letters; but !. we do :, not halle any p rIpnnsnt rsae.
ket viii have nurries,, but on such IL appears to he
e. 2 sog : f Sasa. The Ss, S!S'lr Hi Sa' s snl,re" 81. h% sS,ss sIsO e
about i; = ~ hush ussh:;os At Paris And &c. AZ Berlin q was
Sn;sS With uo sn ! Isi61Esy q English i=msIss!:' win
R sSt nions IS sSS carYsh e asb"aba to az d 1ns sSssoa any b Thls
S i9;.r me sr nrss b wsre ,b nsayy IN sympathy with Mnes,
The Iavorshls weather, country offerings, and light
pErRotkuM-Crude certlhceies were quoted Mt Clio
here: In o,l city, LlOHssl.l0 %c,ostng. 81 TO-, lie.
finrd Ia hble here was quoted Mt SO.G5, aud In Phila-
delphia $3.50. Nnphtha. As.
n! sa'H and dun Ss. s .,,s - ,ssSss: B Br,ss :;i? s?s. fS Y
@0c. Ialiow, ac Chicago, May pl,"A weak feeling
prevailed ia provtHions throughout tho day under fur
thcr LIQUIDATION by longs and some selling by packers,
nnl closing prices SHOW cd n sharp decline all around.
everything resting Mt the lowest price yet reached.
There was a moderate amount OF Investment buying,
but shorts absorbed most OF the offerings, a IrOnli.
nent local. trader covering ON u liberal scale.
The cash demand for meats was rather light"
Butter creamery, Western, seconds to extras. i2Y
@i5c.; state and Peunsylynhla. thirds To nnest. II
Wl0c.; state dairy, half trklns, tubs. seconds to tlrsts,
llWlic. Cheos"-State. large. white, fancy. sc: DO,
full cream, large, white, common to prime, 7@74c.;
do, full cream, Colored. good to choice, &c; do, small.
coloreh, choice, 1,4oSsc. Eggs state, Pennsylvania,
AMI Maryland, country marks. fancy. 100 lDiIc.
srGAH-Kaw quiet rnd steady: sHs test. 3Hc.:
0b' test. Sc. GALES 1000 bags Crntr'fuEals. OBo test.
ut DO, and 500 bags Inoinsses sugar, SUS test, at 3kc.
Refined quiet nnd steady.
CHICAGO, May 2i.-Thesc were to days prices:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-22
Real Eatnte sales.

At the Broadway Real Estate salesroom yesterday
i. A. Smyth sold In foreclosure No. as West lU2d
street. fvestory fiat, lot 30xlUO.ll, TO the piaintir,
the metropolitan Life Insurance Company. Tor
S21, 100.
d. =: lngraham & Co. sold IN foreclosure First ave
nue., WilliamsDridgc. lot No. l22 OF b" map OF the VII
lago OF Jerome" 2s.4xso.6x2S.ixV2. to tho plaintiff,
Crshre Cont, for 81. 800.
Broadway. iive;story fiat. lot Y6.llexi0O: toF Weiner
for S34, lOh. Also in Foreclosure. Nos. ~. ~. -. and
~ West 1924 street. -four tive,story fats. lots each
2Ixl00.ll, to the plaintiff. Cecilia McKenna, FOR SV7-
$50.
At the Liberty street Exchange. @; R. Read sold. ex.
ecutur'5 sale, northwest corner OF Lexington avenue
and Thirty.fourth street, four.story brownstone
dwelling. lot 22.6X0+. to +. II. IantUn for SI72SO.
nue., west side. 90 100 feet south Of Fifty. fourth
street. 257. lUA Y west TO Twelfth avenue X north TO
Fifty fourth street. x east 80 x southwest to begin.
ming, being So lots on a partition mep or the real es.
tate OF John Hopper, deceased, to tho plaintiff, tie
Washington Life Insurance Company, for $500. 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-22
Nothing gives . more
refined finishing touch
to beauty than q dell.
cate perfume.
NADA ROSE
Is such an ono.
BUsINEss TRIO JULES.
A~ttashsents and Repievius Pit On By
Creditors sf Deatsch a. Go.
Is such an ono.

Creditors or Dertsch ~ Co.
Four attachments were obtained yesterday
against Deutsch d. Co., dealers in cloaks at
80 and Al West Twenty.third street, by Blu
menstiel & Hlrsch. They are in favor Of
b. Victor & Achelts. Sl,s00; Hardt, Won Der
nuth q Co., $1,000; A. S. Roscnthal & Co..
Sl.477; Enrich Bros. SeO1. They were OBJ
tanned on the ground that the Deutsches had
disposed OF their property to the detriment Of
creditors by giving chattel Mortgages for about
500. 600. II was allegei that the chattel mort
cages were really in the interest OF the debtors
and were given to prevent creditors from reach
ing the property. Blumenstiel d Hirsch. also
obtained r~eplevins against the concern in favor
of Samuel Sachs for b527 and Charles +. Beck
or S664. Thomson ~ Allen also put in n re.
plevin TO tho sheriff for S3.449 in favor OF
Otto J. Dueb. Creditors are anxious to get
at the surplus. II thore should he any after the
ported 10 be worth 5000, 900.
Norman NJ. 4. Melliss has been appointed
receiver OF the Atlas Book Binding Company
OF 3o4 aud 500 Bowery by Judge Pryor. on tho
application of George +. Zanes, President, ana
two other directors.
James T. Boyle. Joseph D.. Conover. and Syl-
vester J. Ednie Boyle. Conover d Edniel.
wholesale dealers in millinery novelties at 66l
Broad way. made an assignment Yesterday To
William A. Prendergast, giving a preference
to Sarah Stembler for SIS, 600.
Augustus +. Brabant, manufacturer and I'M
porter OF needles and peddlers' ~suppliee at %
Warren street, made an assignment yester-
day to Clarence l.. Burger without preference.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-22
Live Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Thursday. May 2l.-Receipts OF beeves
were 5O7 head. mainly direct to exporters and slaush:
tercrs. No trading; feeling weak. dressed beef
slow ut 6D1c. y n. for poor to prime native Sides.
Cables from British markets quote American steers
Grated beef at go 1Atc. y n; American sheep at 100
lie. e NJ. dressed weight. Exports to day, $50 beeves:
tomorrow. 5U0 beeves.
Receipts OF calves. including 2O2 direct to butchers.
were l.O5k head; 1897 head on sale. all told. Prices
steady. but market very dun. over l,s0o head again
loo MS: buttermIlk calves at 81. 5Oasa. dressed
calves slow; city dressed vcais. 51Ic. + n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs. all for tho market,
were 2.3ds. head loit cars on safe. all told. Desirable
stock was In mir Inquiry and sold at yesterdays
prices: Inferior sheep and heavy yearlinss ruled dull
and weak. The pens were not quite cleared at the
finish. Parrish to u, line sheep sold at 81. 50@$ $500 u
100 MS: common to choice yearIings at SI.261S5.45:
Southern lambs at 90. 500 S0.s5. Dressed mutton, so
lambs. pNpl Sc
Receipls OF hogs we're 100 head: only 81 head on
sale Market quiet 1T s3.JOSS3.9O y 100 MS. for In
ferior to good State hogs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-22
Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Division-Supreme Court-Motions-
Nos. 10. AZ, 9. 40. 81. 52. 53. 54.61. 90, 90, 90, 81.
Supreme COurt-Special Term-Part Motion cal.
endar called NJ II A. NJ. Part H.-Ex-parte mat
tiers. Part lII.-Case unfinished. Motions. Pre-.
ferred eau ses-No. 2Isl. Part N.-Cicar. Law and
ract-Nos. $3.50. 1857. 2SIe.. 2a43. 1895. 1e+s.
PHI. 2Os6. 2sts. 1883. as7s. 2sIs. 1874. 1886.
s3S3, 1883. e0Vl, s9lI. 2i03. $500. 24o8. 1889.
1850. 2l4i. ssS. 10. 1880. Part v...Ad1oprned fer
Part yII.-Elevated railroad case. No day calen.
dar. Part ~vIu.-Adjourned for the term. Trial
Term-part ll.-AdJourned for the term. Part Ill.
Case unfinished. Nos. 2ol0. 2I26, 2<sl, 1908,
Part Iv.-AdJourned for tho term. Part v.-Clear.
Cases from Part III. Fart vI.-Clcar. Cases from
Part Ill. Part VIT.-Case .unnnished. Nos. 206,
280u. 1850. $3.50, 1870. 1870. 1908. 1905. 1880.
25lV. 24eS. 2494. 2o94. 2i69. zoos. Part WILL
Case unfinished. Cases from Part Vii. Part TX
Clear. Cases from Part VII. Part X.-Clear. Cases
from Part VII. Part XI.-Adjourned for the term.
Surrogate's ~Court-Trial Term-wili OF Henry b.
Brant at y +. NJ. Chambers-Mvtion calendar called
Helene Friederich. Franz Keller, Margaret a. W.
ltaynor, at 1880 A. NJ. Emeline q. Gardiner At .
y. NJ.
City co~urt-Special Term-Motious. Trial refm-
Part I.-Cioar. Nos. 1895. 1887. 1877. 9O4i. ParIJu.
Clear. Nos: ;I0s7 ,poU. llda. l07l. 4l7s, tc1S. Paft
m.-Clear. Nos. s5v. leoS, $50. 1854. 1880. 1895,
72l. 7Ol. 1907, 1891, 2777. l2ys. 1885, 788,
4636h: $40. !O4. 1902. $50. lb4l. 1910. lsOs.
Part N.-Clear. Short causes-Sos. AelA, 1876,
1877, 1878. 1879. <5le. 1901. 42le. 41o9. t4&9.
4677, 49fe. 45l4. 4S4b. 44lp. ace. 4076. 4&1A.
4iD2, 1926. t245. 465T, 1892. 8493. 1850. Equity
cases-Nos. 2eo, Ga. 2iV. s2s7. iDe. ei2. s2o, Iai.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-22
bay Ridge Ferry Middle Settled.

The Sinking Fund Commission disposed. yes
terday. of the old Bay Ridge Ferry franchise
matter that has been hanging fire for q year
and o half. The franchise was bought by
tho New York and Bay Ridge Ferry Company
at public auction on Oct. 8. 1894. the price
being 81 lilo per cent. of the gross receipts, the
company guaranteeing an annual rental Of
Sl5, 600. Legal complications arose and tho
ferry company refused TO execute its contract
unless the city guaranteed 1t from damages.
The city refused and nothing was done. Yes
terday Alrick II. Man, representing the Sea
Beach Railroad and the ferry company, ap-
peared before the Sinking Fund Commission
and said that he was ready to execute the lease,
the payment to begin from the date OF the exc
cution. A compromise was made by which the
company pays rent from Oct. z. 1905, at the
rate of SIG, 900 O year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-22

To-DAY's FEATuRHs-The iInchpin was pulled out
from tho vehicle OF speculation, ana the cotton mar
ket came down with u hard Jolt. especially on the
crop months In which the selling was particularly
heavy, notably In August. New Orleans was weak,
] liverpool sold, and IinaIly rams were reported in the
Carolinas and Georgia. "A TACT which figures very
largely in the days fluctuations. Good rams were re-
ported at Batesburg. Bcnnrttsville, and columbia,
ga, also ut Fayetteville AMI other places in Sorth
Carolina. ms Well as at Rome, Ga NicEsburg.
Tenn, and In other sections. The spot cot
ton markets were qu ct, and here the spot
quotations were reduced. On the way down
stop orders as usual were caught and they cleared
the way for IA more rapid decline. Early in the day
the next crop months were slightly higher, owing to
buying by prominent bull interests here. Liverpool
was trmcr and more active. the receipts werc moder.
ate, the Bomba,y arrivals we're Light, and the stats
market seems to need constant supporti without IL
posed TO have sold quite freely In the later business %.
iains In the Carolinas. The ,specu alton wa, larger
business represented was due TO long l!iquidation.
higher. May, declined 8 points. Sales 10000 bags.
was unchanged TO = pig. higher. KIo exchange rd.
three DAYS OF this. week, u. coo bags. American visit
bic supply OF Brazil. 85l .b1l haga Rio was weak at
100 refs decline; receipts, 5000; stock. 10000. lilo
exchange, 10 0-lNd. Santos was quiet at 300 rcls de-
cline; receipts, 5000; stock, Tl,O0o, RIO on the spot
wns dun and easy; No. Z, l+Sc. SAFES 700 bags Mara.
Calbo and 25O bags Central American on y. (. Tho
future trading WINS aS follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-22
CnICAGO CLosINO ouoTATIoNa.
May 81.

THURSDAY. MAY Sl-
Tho frmness of the stock market in spite Of
protracted dulness. the apathy of London.
which is just now intensified by the Whitsun-
tide holidays. and the repression of business
generally pending tho adjournment OF Congress,
aud Presidential nominations is beginning to
provoke a good deal OF comment in Wall street
1t 10 evidence, though of q negative character.
that the actual holders of securities have not
yet been disturbed by the political intrigues and
uncertainties that always precede national Con-
ventions. 1t is possible that the slight i'm
p%rovement in prices to-day was due to
an extent TO the vigorous efforts that tho
managers Of the most prominent Republican
candidate for President are making to convince
those who possess or control large amounts OF
capital that their candidate now holds abso-
lutely sound views upon the money question.
However that may be. the expression Of appre-
hension regarding the Ohio candidate, based
upon his record. is not as pronounced in Wall
street as 1t was a few days ago. This may be
explained by the fact that the speculative COM
munity. which does most Of the talking upon
any subject. becomes weary OF any topic as
soon as the first effect of a popular discussion
has exhausted itself in the stock market.
The trading in stocks was a little more extern
sive than yesterday. and though Sugar Refining
was not as extensively dealt in. 1t still held the
hfo pihSo ia yin W. 10
was heavy in the early dealings. but rallied q
little through the middle Of tho day on
reports that the representatives Of certain
important corporate interests had been con-
WINGED of the desirability of going over to
the support of the Ohio candidate for
President In the last half hour Sugar
Refining was advanced sharply, and the
remainder of the list sympathized with the
movement. Present indications are that at
least 81. 900. 900 gold will be withdrawn from
tho Treasury tomorrow for shipment on Satur-
day. The chances are that a larger amount than
that will DO exported at the end Of tho week.
probably 81. 500. 900. This gold. which will be
consigned to Paris, will go forward to cover
exchange.
The slight improvement in the dealings. as
we'll as in prices. was contributed chiefly by st.
Paul. c., b.. and Quincy. Louisville and Nash
Vile and Manhattan Railway. The strength
and comparative activity in the last named
was a noteworthy feature of the market.
OF the usually less active stocks Colorado Fuel
and Iron. Pacific Mail, United States Rubber
and Wheeling and Lake Erie were most con-
spicuous, scoring net advances running up to l
0 cent. The closing was firm at about the best
prices.
Final sales compare with those of yesterday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-22
COMM Err COMPEND.
wheat Closes Lowcr-Henvy Selling Mt tho
West-Northwcstern Receipts Liberal
Small CIcnrnnces-Europe S~ellinE-Cottoa
Bre~aks-Libcral SeiiinG-Reiier TO the
DrOuEht In the Cnrollnna.

Small observation-disclosures S~cllinE-Cotton
Breaks-Llbcral SeIiing-Heiier TO the
Drought In the CaroIinns.
THURSDAY. May 21.-CoTToS-Declined z to 10 points,
closing barely steady. with sales OF 1oS. 900 bales.
Liverpool closed steady and unchanged to y point
higher. Spot cotton there was unchanged, with sales
OF Il. 900 bales. New Orleans declined o to 10 points.
The port receipts were 3, re bales. against s.. $50 last
week. 3, 7S4 last year. and 8, 5g3 in 1894; thus far this
week, 9,oU8. against 80, 500 thus far last week. In
Manchester cloths and yarns were hardening. The
Bombay receipts for the week were so. 900 bales.
against SO. 900 last year; %hipment to the Continent
$1,000. against $4,000 Iast year: to Great Britain
none, against 9, 900 last year. Augusta received to
day l54 bales. against 34S last week md SO last year;
Memphis. %. against 1879 last week and So last year:
St. Louis. 10, against ~ last week and 81 last year:
Cincinnati. 6ss. against 7Gd last week and 1913 last
year; Houston. 226. against $50 last week and 2v2
last year, Memphis shipped today 2.sil, st. Louis
1901. and Houston 1855 bales. Houston receipts to
New orleans expects / ,loo to 300, against l.elI last
week. 937 last year, aud l.24o In 1904. Spot cotton
here declined l. Ice. with sales OF co bales for spin
markets were unchanged. New orleans sold 1000.
st. Louis 800. Norfolk 4I0, and Augusta 403 bales.
Waco Trr: Nay iS,,,SroE prospect; son,inus very
except where farmers will plant cotton after har-
vestins oats. some are preparing TO do this, but TO
rains fell on 18TH nnd 18th inst" Columbia, :. C.,
May l7.-"Crops locally are suffering from ten weeks
drought and much cotton not up. hut generally tho
state has had moderate rains and stand Is fine. Cot.
ton never looked better: IN fact, could not be better
at this season, but It looked this way IN 1851 and
went TO pieces arterward." The future trading was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-22
HIS BROKEN UMBRELLA a CT UE.
How Soh wnbdisen and . Bridge Cop
Caught q Supposed Thief.


A tall man with o broken umbrella and two
companions had a festive time on Wednesday
night at the saloon in Nassau and Liberty
streets. in Brooklyn, and after they had gone
away Edward Schwabdisen. tho proprietor.
who had drank freely with them. missed his
gold watch and chain. He suspected the tail
man with the broken umbrella of having stolen
them. SO. hurrying to the bridge, he notified
description should he make his appearance.
Tho officer remembered seeing the tall man
with tho broken umbrella going on the train
which had Just started, and. running to the
telephone. he asked the oflcer on this side to
stop him.
The police say that when the man answering
the description was nabbed on the New York
sido he threw the gold watch and chain away
contained Knockout drops He was brought
back to Brooklyn and locked up In the Fulton
street station. He said he was John Clark, but
him for trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-22
fiuanriAl.
To THE HOLDERS OF
st. Louis & San Francis
co Railway Company
Nc Consolidated Bonds.


Holders OF Bonds should forthwith deposit them 1t
either The Mercantile Trust Company, 100
broadway. New York city. or at It's agency for this
purpose. American Loan a. Trust Company.
80 state Street, boston, Mass, under the Plan and
Agreement OF reorganization. dated April 2ist, isoa
Holders OF 4 per cent. Consolidated Bonds
paying the assessment or Ia per cent. will
receive for each CONSOLIDATED Iiond oT0l
SI4O IN FIRST PREFERRED STOCK.
81 IN SECOSD Pr led STOCK.
81 500 IN ONa STOCK,
and viii have the right to subscribe 60 So
c~uritiss n set forth IN the plan.
The first instrument OF the assessment o per
cent, on tho Consolidated bonds, must be paid At
the uAo OF DeposItJ the aecoad iastaineAs.
o per cent, July 10Th, 1900. The right 20 sub
scribe TO the securities offered for subscription to
deposlting BondhO'ders must bs awaited OF At tho
time OF deposit o. the Consolidated BondA
JUNE IsT Is THE DATE FOR FINAL DEPOSIT
USDER II PLAN: THEREAFTER bonds, ~
TAKEN AT ALL, Will oNL BE RECEIVED UPON
TERMS To he ANNOUNCED.
NEW YORK, April 2UIh. 1904
LOUIS FITZGERALD. ChAIraAa.
j. KENNEDY TOD.
ISAAC ~. SELIGAAN.
sIEG MUND ALsDEk0,
JAMES A. BLAIh.
u, q. CHENEY,
SAMUEL &. EASTMAN,
CHARLEs \. GLEED.
TREDERIcR STRAUSS, Secretary.
Mills Building, New York.
CARY 4 wHITRIDoE. COsAssL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-22
BATTERED MURPHY BIZ MISTAKE.
The Booknaker HIt with tho Brasp
knuekIes Intended for Another.

Bookmaker Patrick J. Murphy appeared In
the Hunters Point section of Long Island City
yesterday with his left arm in q sling and an
ugly cash under his left eye. While on his way
to his homo In Astoria q little before l2 O'Clock
Wednesday night. he was attacked by . man
at the corner of Fulton and ,Remsen streets.
Murphy is full Of pluck, bus his assailsnt hit
knpckles and sent him reeling against Q treo
with such force that he fractured his left arm
in tho fall. The man then took TO his heels.
morning Murphy ascertained that the wrong
man had been hit. as the man who assaulted him
was lying In wait for somebody else. and in the
darkness mistook Murphy for tho other man.
In view OF this discovery Murphy does not
know whether to prosecute his assailant or not.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-22
WILLIAM II. ROBINSON DROWNED.
An Elizabeth Young Maa Meets Death
While Out Rowing.

The dead body of William H.. Robinson. so
years old. Of 1.o66 Lafayette street, Elizabeth,
was seen floating in the XIII van Kull. OF tho
foot of Avenue G. Bayonne, early yesterday
morning by deckhands Of the ferryboat As
toria. which plies between Port Richmond,
Staten Island, and Bergen Point. 1t was re-
NOV cd to O'Brien's morgue. whore it was iden-
tilted by Robinson's father.
Robinson had been missing since last Friday
afternoon. when he left home for q little recrea-
ton. He hired from o boatman at Elizabeth
port q round bottomed rowboat called the May
hover, and pulled up the Staten Island Sound
toward Newark Bay evidently intending to
Crnh t an qSsrI pss9 . th Po,n Mew Jersey Ash tSs0
nothing has been seen of his boat. Young Rob-
tnson was unmarried, and lived with his parents.
In Elizabeth. He was member of the Elizabeth
Athletic Club and other Elizabeth orRaniza-
lions, and was very popular In local society.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-22
reception 60 wnnam Broola.la.

William Brookheld and his wife, who went to
Europe last winter for tho benefit OF Mrs.
Brookfeld's health, are due to- on the
Steamship Fnrst Bismarck. Mr.. Brook fields
political friends have arranged to give a recep-
lion In his honor tomorrow evening at tho
Windsor Hotel. His Republican supporters in
tho Thirteenth Congress district will have
charge OF tho affair, and Mayor Strong Il ex-
rectcd to DO present
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-22

The trial of Charles A. Pachin. Morris Gold
stein, Charles Murray. and John weela was
called in the Criminal Part Of the United
States Circuit Court yesterday. The men arc
accused of having made and passed counterfeit
&c bills, and OF having operated q complete
counterfeitipa plant on the top floor of 20 Clin-
ton place. They were arrested on March @ last
by Secret Service Agents George r.. Bagg.
Frank Esquirell. and Thomas Flynn. who tes-
tined yesterday as to the circumstances OF the
Pachin's lawyer announced that he would plead
guilty. The case Is still on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-22

When Richard Baisley was Supervisor of the
old town of Flatlands and officiating as Presi-
dent pro TEN. OF the Board his official associ-
ates presented to him q 5000 gold watch. On
Wednesday Mr.. Baisley had a good time, and
when no got homo the watch was missing.
Yesterday. Edward Kraft who had participated
IN tho festivities with Mr.. Baisley. on wednes-
day. was arrested on suspicion Of having stolen
steers, Mr.. Baisley furnished $500 bonds for
his release. pending examination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-22
4 Room for Pupu.' BIsyeiss,

The new part o; the Islip, L. l., schoolhouso Is
to contain a room for tho storage OF bicycles boz
longing In pupils. The room will DO In the base
OF the house.