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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-08-27

According to celebrated anatornist there
are upwards of 5000, 900 little GLANDS pour
out the digestive juices which dissolve or digest
the food. Indigestion is want of JUICE, weak
health of these organs The best and most
| natural help is that given by Shaker Digestive
Cordial. Natural. because il supplies the ma
tcrialS needed by the glands to prepare the di-
gestive juices. Because it strengthens ana in
vigorates the glands and the stomach, until
they able TO do their work alone. Shaker
Digestive Cordial cures indigestion certainly
and permanently. 1t does So ny natural means,
and therein lies the secret of its Wont crful and
UNMARRIED success. at druggists, price 10 cents
to 81 60 per bottle.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-08-27
BEL AIR. MD
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 27, 1897.

~NOTICE TO CURRESPON DENTS.-Al
communications intended tor publication must
be accompanied by the real name OF the writer,
though not for publication unless desired,
otberw ise they will receive no attention.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-08-27
Democratic Primary Meetings
AND
COUNTY CONVENTION.
ON Saturday, August 2s,h, 1897,

The Democratic voters of Hartford county
are requested to assemble in primary meetings,
1T the usual voting places i'll the several pre-
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-08-27
(IiE EGISAND

FRANK a. ooRRahh. Editor and
Gunner.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-08-27

! rs Want;d.--Imm cdiately helper in
/ BLACK Smith Shop. Must be strong and quick
No other need apply. D. d. Waters, Rel Air,
! Md. 27autf
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-08-27

announcements of candidates for Office,
subject TO the decision of the Democratic Pri-
mary Elections, will be published in this col
umn for two dollars, to be paid when the name
is first inserted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

Plans for new buildings ard alterations have been
fled at the Department OF Buildings as follows;
New buildings. main cfce:
Nos 100 and 1911 West. for six-storv
brick building. with ftores and lofts, II Sx0f;
A Winch. ~ No o22 West 23t-st,
st srchi,ect - ............,... $4,000
,soh St = s. 1890 II q Of boulevard for a ore
story brick Office and shed .3xI7: Edwards,
Peter NJ Coco OF No 59l Bartow-st Long Island ~.
architect lWW
Alterations. main office:
Stone ~, No 20 a four-story brick academy:
Sophia f. MEton. OF NJ 60 Pars-ave. owner; "A,
II Steinmann ~ No go Broadway, architect. ooV
Centre-st . 8. 752 IT n Of Hester-st. 10 a TWO
and three story hric, workshop: John i Daniel
Of No ~ Fast l2Tth-st, owner: F A Rookie. ~.
Of No 2iT West 125th-st architect. ....,....:. ~
s2l-st No "a West q four story brick dwell
ing: Mrs. George Hoffman,. q Manhattan
Hotel. IInrdel & SHEPPARD OF No LOO -, oon
Eh-avr. architects 3oo
New buildings. branch offce: -,
St Ann ave, q J12d-st for two hve-
story brick Eats 25x95 and 25xS9; William II
Weber Of Bedford rark. owner; A Roulble, -.
- c0th-gt. architect. oSVO
Btyan-st. W =, " 4 o. iI2l-st. for seven two
story frame dwellings. 2ix52: Mics Nellie Rice:
nest and Southern boulevard arch!tect.... 5000
Alterations: ~
3iave n . corner i57h-st to n four-storr brick
school; city, owner; c Snyder. OF No 0S'
broadway, architect. Cost not given
Morris I.11c n s, II of Seigwick-ave to
two story and attic frame dwelling; Frederick
Camp Of Morris Heights owner: Robert -
Dixon. ir Of Union fIll. " J. architect 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27
PLANS ARE NEARLY READY.
PRESIDENT BERRI SAYS THE PAPERS CON
TANNING THE DETAILS OF BRIDGE
CHANGES WILL BE SIGNED SOON.

President Rerri Of the Bridge Trustees and the
officers of Brooklyn's surface and trolley railroads
say that plans for running the SURFACE ana eic-
waited trains on the Bridge are nearly completed.
and that the agreements between the trustees and
the railroad officials are being finished as rapidly
as possible. Three engineers are working daily on
the plans and specifications for the changes which
mus, be made in the Bridge terminals. and have
been ct work since May l. j. c. breckenridge. who
IS in charge of this work, has several times shown
10 Chief Engineer Martin Of the Bridge parts or
his plans and asked Mr.. Martins advice concern
ing them. The plans conform in general TO the sug
eestions made by the Bridges expert engineers. but
f. has been found that the original plans In one or
two minor details were defective, and these de-
fects had 10 be reIneded before more work could
be done.
The contract which will be made by the roads
and the Bridge Trustees will include not only the
terms of compensation. but also the details OF the
plans. There will he only one set OF papers 10 be
Signed and Mr. Berri said yesterday that the
pa pers are now nearly ready for the signatures
Many persons have wondered why the railroad
people have required much time to perfect their
pl: ms and make their bargain with the trustees
There have been rumors of friction between the
trolley roads which threatened the success Of the
entire arrangement. The Brooklyn Heights Off
Gals say there Is no foundation for such rumors
TO .et their cars on the Bridge possible
Brooklyn paper yesterday published sensa-
Gna s1 ne0 OF the eTopossG S ern SM
10 era Bile the surface railroads OF Brooklyn to pass
through the New-Iork terminal BY loop system
one OF the Bridge trustees said last night that he
understood that the article referred 10 AN old
agreement between the Bridge trustees and the
civ of New-York which prohibited the end of the
Bridge from extending over Park Row. Since this
npreenent was entered into the structure for foot
Messengers across Park Row has been built. and
The trustee said that, n1smuch as the additions to
voyed the setting lp OF only TWO or three col
umns on the opposite side OF Park Row. there
would probably be no trouble in getting the de-
sired privilege. He said that he had asked Pres-
Company how the surface people getting
along with their plans. ard that Mr.. Rossier had
told him that their plans were completed. The
trustee said that the matter rested with the ele
waited railroad people In New-York and the surface
trustees.
When President Rossiter was seen last night
with reference 10 the subject. he said that he knew
OF nothing that would prevent the surface com
panies from carrying Out their proposed plans at
an carly date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27
70 BE SENT TO GERMANY FOR TRIAL

Batta Germsno twenty-five years old. oil Italian
IMMIGRANT who arrived here yesterday ON the
Bremen Line steamship Fulda. was removed TO
Ellis Island as a prisoner. and will be returned TO
Germany TO be tried FOR committing an assault
on william Kruger. fireman on the Fulda.
on MAY 49, while the ship three days out
from Naples Germano got in the way of Kruger,
who was wheeling coal TO the hreroom. and when
Kruger demonstrated with him and pushed him
ON, Of the way Germano drew a knife and plunged
a. INTO Krufcr's body. The blade entered the fire.
mans left side and pierced MS lung. INJECTING
dangerous wound. He still In precarious
Condition when the ship arrived IN port. but Dr;
schrnauch the ships surgeon, said that he would
yf"""er-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27
ALLEGED BIGANISTS IN JAIL.
ONE OF THEM TELLS a REMARKABLE sio"i'
WHICH IS DENIED BY TIE MINISTER "Ho
MARRIED HIM TO HIS SECOND WIFE.


MARRIED HIM TO HIS SECOND WIFE
Two alleged hgamlsts were lodged in the H"d-
son County Jail yesterday John Meehan, truck
man was brought from New-fork on requlsitloh
-,apers He was married ON December g. S't' 10
Margaret King by Father Farrell of ST. joseph
Roman Catholic Church, New-Hork. lie deserted
his wife and seven children, and year ago met
Mary O'Rourke OF No. 122 Thorne-st.. Jersey CITY
whom he married on March 80 OF last year Inc
Rev E. A. Mcury performed the ceremony Inc
deserted wife traced her truent husband TO Jef-
Soy City. Fe fed, bu; was captured at NO 4iS
Creenwlch-st.. NeW-IoTk
The other prisoner is Gustav Herzig. who was
brought from Harrisburg Penn. He was formefl!
q v,eN-,o-do merchant in New-Iork. and recently
has been employed travelling salesman. lie
met Maude Towson, who saleswcman III q
store in Lancaster Penn which he visited 10 sen
goods Miss Towsen visited New YORK 70 witness
Ire ceremonies on Grant Day. AprI "a as nc i
gigs ,,lest They married mat eveilihg, rs, III
Jersey Ci;y by the Rev. D. r. + RandGiphf r. ne ne
woman returned 20 her parents home IN liaiiIs-
burg q few days later. HcrZig visited her Two
weeks ago ana was badly beaten by her tatAer
ard two brothers that his life was despalred q
for several DAYS and his assailants were arrested
and are now under bail pending trial -
Eerzig told Chief Of Police MURPHY OF Jtrse!
CITY a remarkab bic story yesterday, IN which ne
he was dazed induced him TO marry her TO inyo!ve
him in trouble. The Rev. Mr.. Randolph declares
that Herzig was sober and rational ana ulu al tie
talking at the time Of the ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27
nrcnpnEn MORTGAGES.

Cohen uevnan and wife to Judson Todd .
corner llTtA-st and 1th-aVe, year: '::.,'...';
Same 20 game W Ith-ave. - IL OF ltith-st'
SANE 10 same W 1th-ave. - II $ OF iiIth-st.
year ..........'.'.' $3.50. - - - ',,-.L
Same 20 snfae W = 7th-ave. 81 II Of li'th-st'
q. - =, -,
c,sbman Ormando l.. and wife TO the Hebrew
I,cucvClcnt and orphan Asylum Society OF New
York No 3Si ith-aye. years. ..'''.''..'.'.'..
Same Ia same No 3SI lth-ave, years '.,,,,'.,,'
Donneilv frank 10 James Kelly. valentine,
ave $50 4 n lands OF Thomas bass'ord. <
Years ..........''s. >. - -
Fell Tnomas j. 70 John II Wilde. n corner
('r0tona Place ami O1knni-aye. j yearl,. 1850
Flonnrry Simon u. and wife - Robert + lysen,
No : Eas; l32i-st. ! year. ......,...... .......
Friclline Louisa .. 10 lSiIore ami MAX > koin,
No II Baruw-st. demand. ...........,,.,
Same TO same property, demand. .........
Corrch Arthur, and wife - Lambert SUDAN,
No III Last S3d-st | yetr......t....,........
Haas Joseph \. nnd william J Sachsc 10 Jacob
Iless n Sharmin-ave. Ia II . or Dyckman-
1T, !, year.
Hale Lucy \, io the Inlon Dime Sav.ngs instl,u-
ilon q 10Th "a. - q v ~ iolh-aye. l50x
1916 10 Both ~. 'tc Yeats. .........,,,....
Harlow Carrie y O no l.. q Tuns. Park
View Terrace. @f-.5 ft Z Kinks a ave. y
Kasten. Rcn1lla. 70 julius Mn}or 81 % hist, $50
Koster Henry {. and wfe u the Emgrant In
dust-isi savings Bank. corner I'd ave and
t0+th st year ....'...s'''''''..s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27
TWO WARSHIPS SAIL.

THE NEW YORK AND THE MASSACHUSETTS
START FOR BOSTON.
The United States cruiser New-York and the bat
te-shp Massachusetts, sailed yesterday fer Boston,
the flagship New-York passing out at Sandy Hook
at 5:e5 o'clock In the morning followed by the Mas
sacnusetts about three hours later The Massachu-
sets is TO have unveiled the bronze figure OF Vic
tory, placed on her forward iurret. which was pre-
senied by the State 0! Massachusetts. Both war
ships are 70 lake part in the Shaw monument cere-
monies next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
The following was the result of the sales at al

ton yesterday:
At No III Broadway.-By ID. Pienix lngraihanm
g. -Walton-avc., $50 feet south or cne-nuhuuren-
and-seyenty- fourth-gt, two-story frane d"eilinsi
Mot saxlo0 Partition SALE Philip 8 Melneke ana
another against George +. MeIneke ct al;
Richard NJ. Henry; attorney. James r. M'iSeh u
no 20 iis East seyenty-ninth-st.. near Avenue a,
hve-story brick fethouse. lot I5Ki'i rmouss aU =,
s,2!G: prior mortgage, 800. Foreclosure SAFE 10
the plaintiff, Patrick Hopkins, $3.50 ....,o,..
No Y773 Eiqhth-aVe ive-stofy brick tenement
house lot 25x75; amount due. S6lS FCIccICnuitiee
sale: Henry r. Folsom, as executor asdIlSt d =,
f. Judge. as ADMINISTRATIVE Referee, James - ~
STCnccr; attorneys. EustiS, roster ~ Oo'e'"'''' ~
John W. Harris. si7.20 80. .booe. nov.
Ry George K observation-disclosures, northeas1 co. :
ner of West Thlricth 81, vacant plot. lg,X5lo. 30
close estate Of the late Mary King biu J." at
West Thirteth-s 2729; feet east Of Eley ", ,bo
late Mary King Bid in at 81 >.,.. a.
Rv William Kennelly--No. li9 West Ninety-seNy
ins lot l5xiGi amount due $500 ForeSlosgne
sale; Gilbert \. Robertson Home aGansI
Won Ganther and another. keiecet Gto ssit -
Hubbard: attorneys, Elliot $ sidney Snit"' ~
the plaintiff. $li50. , go. ror,bavc
four-story storc-front dwelling, lot loA IIy,iiid,
amount due. Si7,i53 Foreclosure S!te I'M
Smith and others trustees, against w a. nr5
s. mo referee and attorneys; to tho plalnti sioC.''
By James l.. Wells-No. oi2 Fast rn I,o nt,ItT
orc-story brick building on rear lct 49, anoGl
due S7313 Foreclosure sdlei Emilene NIi,lsH ~
against Bcnedct \. Klein; Referee Jan nr
Hawes; attorney. George II. Hyde; 10 uco'eV ~
81 Richard v Harnctt G. Co.-No. GOO East one
st. near =.
threc.sory frame dwelling. plot ioXio EXecv4ofn 20
sale At No - Iiberty-st; TO Micndc' f\"l"''i' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27
AT THE ELKWOOD TRAPS.

Long Branch. May 2s (SpeciaD.-There were two
Interesting twenty-five clay target matches al Elk
wood Park this afternoon. Considerable interest,"
r,oe manifested by the target shots particularly in
tho second contests when the handicap was not
known until the rnarksman was told to quit shoot
1ng Oscar Hcsse, OF Red Bank. Riverside's crack
rnarksnan made the best score. Sun maries
First match-Twentynve targets s. entrance unknown
handcaps. ,.. ,,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27

Ka,gn d ose,s. ;, ,,s e M'y 'Tn 'a 5000
No si W knci 2t and a. VIZ, to Banihe Mu 40
Levy. Fied"riek and we 20 iaca . as.. 1880
snsd FIn.s { a to Be s. n. Tim s''- 5000
:' sa:SS s"i Ly ssi sf:;
5ss :: a. Sgs ' 81 a nd a TeadSn and -
Broome st. years ana Vii: 10 Mount Morris
Bank Nos sol and 40 ploaa""s Collateral
M g+SSRs;. e aSssn Sis 70 wil!.s
rugs soi.ox ioox 2s5 to lst-ave =, ia
yS SaS Gbsrn. r. and wife to Frederic
Rockwell oist-s'. 800 II OF Amsterdam 10000
Meyer Eisabs,h petty souG I'd 8 Waiksff
Realty company brooK-ave' i%',o 1850
MecSrhy jSsn and We to Fila MsGar'ny 1000
a9sH:s .fq :, kan ra8 1aA IS re Z Of
HSsIsps $.5s of T. ac 'T'!s 1s
same to rrnstus Trsat aIth-st 2foo II 1000
R6GS 2a noq 5sa7 to 'als No 81 5000
p I,,nIys sb,s ss%nnd 10 clark Dunlop wash
ington-st $50 II n Of Gansevoor-st' ea'e"''' oooo
rh s' Ea9i Side 9d ss i@ sa dss
rhedt6r& Thomas to the orphan Asylum so:ie'
Of New-York corner i0th-aye ara 4o'"-s' 1900
yyc Say jesn 81 to Edward Yale. No 29s 1900
w %ss Ini, to Francis or' No 40 West 400
w gts' john year s. and wife to Kpckrbocxsr T6"s.
SS%p sys urs s0 4ssi isio %! to 1000
w nTn1 Wsofh and fs %I}s to S! %a coo.
Ssi-s, $50 II Of West i:nd-sve demand "a "V''
" a5d ), GHq mas VI Gaa %Ssa Trrss Morris 1854
l nsfs hbs shS VIE wS ja,ten
5sh- 100 Il v ., 5ia-ay' ysaf' \, d $3.50
ffl nyrs Aiy1'Pa scs spc0 5o rns Of 10 a5i
n ,;Fsqa-f Robot, and viz to the LAWYER, Mo5
sise or ropsam 'H ndns Road ana
coreor2n Pstri !% tle anu 5000
@ . stie %sS y gsps. 1883 1883
Dgfourcg Hq[remse =, 40 s s4th 81 Years 10000
F1 Go. e. t Isl Eat 2d st. years 1870, 800
Fitzpatrick. Martin and wife 20 James Ev-rard
| No 22i3 2d-ave and No "a East il5th-s'' ,.ooo
vi: EGaT Tbonas ], to iiabcih irwin
o ard 2aEiS afsnGo aSd ra.,
60, sd-ove I24s T. OF 18th st year. :; 5000
0G g. 2 mao Hrs to e MaTs p MIsaS s
rr6 Sears icbn { 10 Frances bennett
''S wcs,hesier ayc. 90 # Of = Annsays; also
Weschesler corner Pe ia y Sd5 '''
ST. 100 It Q Of 81 ave. ins,airens. 1000
LINK f Hdsc5or b awe We rs Il sf i4s-s
u SG4rs George 3 to 1,o uaran;cc and ffa1t
GomTany rs ~ and Il Ecs; aad At. 3 Years. 225oo
McKs'2 frd SSepTa p 1856 It tt Of io%e
oSheai Hhl. =, ard M6rr;s ave Years 1900
swift Edwin F. and wife 70 TITLE Guarantee ana =. -.
Trust Company. No liz West sirt-st years 2oooo
| same 10 an Association for the Relief o. Re
spectacle Aged INDECENT Females, In city OF . nm
New York same property, : Years. ...::.:.: Icoo
Seimm,L anna mar "a 10 'onn ''a'o! 40 1000
| smith Somue, X r. ana wife 70 Jared W Bell.
| W conner Lenox-aye and i2Gth-st. yea-. , ooo
| Strauss. Pauline. Henry TAYLOR. No 12s en- ooo
West i2ls-St. years ...'..''': iVNV
| gmhers John T.. 70 EDhraim y Lew. lots p. and
o. m m+e .''' 1850
| TocIberg Nicls, AMI wife Henry Icshane
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .Sp'9 % 81 ie,. year 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27


Under the rules Hesse. a. Park and Paddock
having broken twenty-five each divided money In
The first match. while a. Park. Bart, Dauscr and
Hesse divided horrors in the second contest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27
EcaI estate for Greh0nae.

TI7OR EXCHAEG3.-Fine modern house. best location
en- Park Slope Brooklyn. for country place or farm
For particulars address SECURITY p o. Box iii. N. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27
Couutrn rrouertn 90 Get.

N~~NNNrNoNNNN~Nr~N|~NNNNrr>
LNoR RENT--A, Caldwell. n. j. new house. IL rooms.
i bath laundry. furnace windmill, good water, h!gn
elevation giving very extended view of Passale Valley:
The village noted for Its healthfuness. Five minutes
walk from and trolley Terms reasonable
c. II. CRANE, Caldwell. y. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
: EALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the

~ necessary materials and performing the lator tr
erecting finishing hui ding for waiting rooms am
the foot OF hist ll5tr
Street City, FOR the Manhat state Hosp'a
may sent ~ delivered In person up 10 f:oo
p. NJ Monday. June 7th 1897. 10 Henry T. Howland
President Of Board Of Managers OF the Manhattan
state HOSPITAL No. ! Madison Avenue, New YORK cry ~
when time place the Beard OF Managers VIII receive
and open proposals . -, , 4. -
The proposals must be for tho whole work and be ac-
comrauicd by bond Of approved surety company IN
tho sum OF SIS guaranteeing the faithful execution
OF the WORT II the ore: is accepted
rS,oyinrs ard specifications be seen and forms o.
proposals Obtained the Office Of G. Perry. Architect
+, r. Canitol AT Albany and the Office OF tbs
Heard OF Managers No. 1 Madison Avenue New YORK
City - a.. ,-,. 4. ...... ..,
~ nn bids as they may deem or ,he best interests Of
III. STATE HENRY f. ROWLAND,
~ President. Board OF Managers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27
FURNISHED apartments GO Get.

FURNISHED, cool. airy apartment: near bren1-
Grey PARK aad bath, al windows OUT
side IA private apartment house; 70 REM ior summer
n,on,he Mrs. ANABl-E, i29 East lItn-%
,z,o rr a r,l,y furnished apartment on Fifth Ave.
nue. between iith end 18th Streets Seven rooms and
'''' A. l.. J.. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27

L York. May %, is97-sealed proposals will BE- Re
re,yad until lo O'Clock, June lIth 1861 for fuTn shnS
supplies ending June 30th 1898 emhFaS
irg Acids Charcoal Coal Crucibes Copper rates
Shaet Lead Lead Pipe, Schedules and blank forms,
with information to conditions, quantities Sc VIII %
furnished on application Bids should be endorsed Pro
noaai. for Supplies" and viii be opened al the hour
named The RICH, reject in whole or in part Is 70
served. ANDREW MASON' SHpe'i"pe""e"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.
.sands Hook Proving Ground oftce; Govern5rs
cate Will be received unit, 10 O'Clock A NJ JUNE Is.
1897. for furnishing Iron Steel Hardware Lumber For
age Fuel Electric Material and Supplies. OILS etc. cur
Ing fiscal year ending June 80 1898 Information Iur-
nshed application TO Capt FRANK HEATH ond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27
REAL ESTATE.
,pro,vv DWELLINGS, AND FLATHOUSES
CHANGE HANDS--BUsINEss Al
THE EXCHANGES.

Richard NJ. Montgomery G. Co have sou io' CO." e.
s sl.tig Nos 40 and 12 Manhattan-aVc' at ~
hundred n nd -fourth-st.. two three-siofy anu -
mtnt brick and stone dwellings, the former ioAfo"'
and the Iatc- 2ox4ox,O each separate purchasers
at private terms. ,,.
Judson s. Todd gives IN payment ior l"e p,Vp'
NJ No - West Ninth-st reported SOLD 10 MN w
Sarah r. Kracmcr in yesterdays Iriou''i ~. ~
West One-hundredth-st.. a fve-sto'y hnthouSe' -'N
s0xl0J feet ,,,
H. Rawsk is reported to have sod for frederlcN
Adhousc the fve-story apartmeht-houSe OF '.e
porihwest corner OF Lenox-ave. and One-hundred-
land-seventeenth-st.. to ID. ID. NandernaHeh' ioi
about $4,000. 81, -, q, ro,,or o.
Douglas Robinson & CO.. with W y; Tay iCrof q
Sons acting as brokers. have sold FOR lne u,ktl
man estate the private dwelling, az NO % Nes'
Forty-nf; hist. 2GXJiXiCoj feet IN private Ter
An important sale of desirable lots In Norm Ne"-
York Is announced by james l.. Wells TO take Pu1e
on the afternoon OF Decoration Day Nearly wv
hundred lots are 10 30 offered OF the Soutnerh
boulevard, Onc-hundred-a and seventieth,st lnteI-
valc-ave and other thorOughfafes in the SroWlnss
section of the Twenty-thIrd Ward where the cnlei
development resulting from improved means OF uac-
ton +. now taking place. The sale Is to oe unre,
served so thar opportunities for home-sceKers ana
SPECTATORS who desire bargains should be many
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-08

The Harvesting of water to the car
of electricity is remarkable. Niagara
has been utilized in this way and now
the Egyptian Government has deter
mined to see what can be done with
regard to the cataracts of the Nile
Fancy the change that will occur in
Upper Egypt and the Soudan when
electrical force can be used there. OF
a truth the forces of civilization adj
vance to the uttermost corners of the
earth. AS a preliminary to this pro-
ject Professor Forbes, the eminent
electrician, who was consulting cleo
trical engineer to the Niagara Com
pany, has been appointed to make an
exhaustive report Professor Forbes
was on the islands with Transit of
Venus party in 1874 and has visited the
islands twice since.