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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-11

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE August re-
port Of the statisticfan Of the depart.
ment Of agriculture shows the following
average conditions on Aug. 1-corn, 4.1:
spring wheat. III: spring rye. Sc: oats,
-: barley. SIS: buckwheat. SIS; to-
bscco. 7s7; Irish potatoes. Ia.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-11
Publication Notice.
STATE OF lLLINoIs.}w

MOCK ISLAND COUNTY,
In the circuit CONT Of raid county, to the Seq
0mher term. A. ID. 1877. IN chaneery.
For, Wilson W. william wilson.
Atluav1t Of non-residenco Of the above De.
fencaat, William Wilson. having been died In
the clerks Office OF The circuit court Of said
eouIiy, notice IL therefore hereby given to the
said non rerid. Mt defendant that the complain
ant fl I'd her bill Z complaint In said couft, or
the ehancery side thereof, on the l0'h day Of
Ausu"t, A d, 1897. md that thcreupon . sam.
mons issued out Of ssid court, wherein said
suit Z now pending. return ,ble on the third
Monday In the month Of ssptembe,
nex,, - is by law required. Now. un
less ~ the ssid non resident defend mi
sbo,e named shall personally be and appeal
bcfor, said circuit court, to be holden d
Roes Island In and for the said county, on the
third Monday In september next. and plead, an.
swer ,r demur to the said com plainante bill oil
CON faint, the same and the matters and thing
therein charged and etatsd will DO taken - con.
ieesed, and decree entered against you accor
Ing 70 the prayer Of said bill
0EoRsI ". 0AnBIu. c. sk
DATED At Rock Island, ~. THE lotn d., o Az
gust, A. D. 1877. Mc8rIRr b Ac8NiRr.
ComplainantS Solicitors
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-11

Notices nave been conspicuously
posted about Clayton. N. NJ, warning
all negroes to leave before Aug. Is.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-11

Mine NtrihO In l1ichiean.

Crystal Falls. Mich. Aug. 1.-THE
entire underground force Of the Crystal
Falls mine struck for higher pay yes.
terday morning. Superintendent Ben
netts induced the men to return to work
until he could place their demand before
the company. The mine is operated by
Corrigan. Kinney & Co., Of Cleveland,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
MOUNT VERNON.

The Common Council. at d special meeting "e'u
on Wednesday night confirmed the nominations vi
Harry McTague for Commissioner OF fuo'ic "o'N'
and William ~ Hoyt for City Clerk
rho committee recently appointed by the boari
~ rducation TO arrange for a kindergarten depart
men in the public schools has completed LIS
tThn departmont will be conducted In cohnec'lon
with SchOo, No 4, where rooms ana apPai aus "a.
heing especially arranged for the cnn ,,r, ~
coinmittee has rec mmended the appointment vi
Miss Mellin as teacher -, D., Iosenh AL
farewell reception for the Rev. JosePh 81 az
bincor for twenty-five years rector OF .he tnuI
Of Our Lady of Victory was held IN ~, Soo oIin
Hall last night Father Albinger reslenea oMiue
70 old age and will return TO Germany. ,Sh pge
in, was also extended 10 the Rev. Mlchael ftn,,e
hhar, uho &c the new rector. The anair was gwen
h b The ST Joseph's Society. assisted by the choir
The Young women of the English L Luz nsrl
Church ave birthday party IN the cnurcn pa .
Iors las night IL was enjoyed by large NUMBER
young people. - att -. .,o E,rs, Conpre-
gationa Church. Is enjoying his VACATION me Wal
III y;iIl he occupied by the Rev. George ID ,d
P lt WI tho pcv A Robertson and the Rev. Els
worth Boniils who will preach alternately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

G. NJ Miller q Co., wholesale dealers In boys
clothing at Nos. 20 and 50 East feminist, have
failed and their entire stock Of goods was removed
from the store either late Wednesday night or
early on Thursday morning DeputySherf Butler
went &c the store on Wednesday evening with an
attachment for $5sS in favor of Herman H.
Schwieterng & Co. The attachment was paid In
full by Gustav H. Miller, the senior partner about
6 D. m and the stock in the store then esti-
mated being worth at least $4,000 Creditors
who called at the store early yesterday morning
found the place empty. and It said that five
vans had moved the stock before a. n. Attach
ments were at once obtained by number Of the
creditors but when the deputy-sherir again visited
the place he found it closed. Later in the day both
partners Mr.. Miller and John V. Hess, called at
the Office Of Blumenstel q Hirsch and confessed
about the disappearance of the stock. Blumenstiel
Hirsch said they learned that the firm had given
liabilities were about $1,000 The bill Of sale was
not recorded Creditors who called at the Sheriff =
office yesterday were under the impression that the
stock had passed into the possession of large
drygoods store. II also currently reported
that the firms Washington store had also been
sold The 4, sI r s was in NSc6 m last
said TO have contributed $4,000.
John NJ King has been appointed RECEIVER Of the
Porty-second-st.. by Justice Russell Of the Su-
preme Court, IN suit brought by Mr.. King against
his partner, John r. Crane. for the dissolution OF
gen and nitrogen gas for medical and therapeutical
purposes Mr.. King contributing all the capital
anS M s Yesterday took charge
OF the Dean Tire Company, manufacturer of rubber
tires at No. % Warren-st and No. 400 East Nine
being for $1.l79 In favor of Herbert II. Dean. The
claims principally for salaries. The company
he eIec 20 II a said a are be result
of dssensions in the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
NEW ROCHELLE.

The Official Board OF the First Methodist Eps-
copal Church held meeting last night and ar
ranged to hold services in the parsonage until the
burned building can be rebuilt. The Board has
received the insurance of 5000 the building. and
is in favor OF erecting a stone church with the
money .
II. Z. Vulte. professor OF chemistry in Columbia
College. recently built a one-ratef which ne Keeps
In Echo Bay near MS home Early on esday
morning his son. Nelson Vute. eighteen years old,
and Arthur Stone, grandson of William Wallace
Scott the artist took the boat and went 10 the
Seawanhaka -Corinthian challenge races at oyster
Bay. While returning they were caught in the
.nIiaD and driven off Captains Island near Port
Chester several miles out Of the way. The young
men returned about midnight after perilous trip.
hausted a party of fifteen young women who left
the city at ! O'Clock in the morning for a days
cruise on Captain Hathvays sloop yacht. the Nellie.
also had an unpleasant experience and did not get
home until | o'clock yesterday morning. The
partv consist Of the Misses Mcintosh Miss Marian,
Miss Massa Miss Offenstein. Miss Watson. Miss
Strange and others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
coRpORAL WDONNELL'S FUNERAL.

The funeral OF Corporal Mcdonnell. who was
Ind nv lightning at the State Camp at Peeksk
an Monday was held yesterday at ST Michaers
Roman Catholic Church, In ThirV-second-s'.' near
N,n,h.ave A detail OF eight men from the I'D
pan,r,or, under the command OF Corporal Scheuss-
,ar acted as pallbearers and marched beside the
hs,r.e The young soldiers mother. his three
brothers and ais TWO sisters, both married. were
ppagsd Miss Emily Merrgan. was also present. with
her brother DR.. Merrigan. The foral offerings In
'tdsd a shield OF roses from Company A, OF tho
SiiSS Regiment and an appropriate design from the
,nnlovss IN the West Shore Railroad ONCE, where
yong Mcdonnell worked.
The Rev John Gleason said low mass OF
reouiem. The burial was In Calvary Cemetery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
, MYSTERIOUS BAND or RoSSihN"'

THEY ARRIVE on THE PATRIA AND AXE 'HiD ~
BRING A LARGE SUM OF MONEY
hand ~ Russians reputed on board snip 10 DO
,eIes arrived in Hoboken last evening on ooa'u
,he Hamburg American Line steamship ra
rhor. are about fifty in the party inciuding men,
orren and children The band Is pouho ioi ~
,,or,or and II is said will form colony III e''"''
Louisiana or Kentucky. They have Win MN .
hos, which is securely locked and pouho' nu,'o
hoard shin said 1t contained over sioV""' "'
hest ia constantly guarded by two OF 'he pa.'''
1aet night on the deck Of the Pa'ria 'he wv
,,orde were sitting the chest. Al Qu'i ai'"
,hev refused TO leave their charge anu 'i'o u'0
,,rired them as they stood beside me ches''
Tho leader of the party is tall rather me-
,c man His authority appears I" De uiiu''puu
IT, uae IN this country, he said ABOUT zen YEA
900 and knows all about IT. He speaks fanny 49,
Tnqlish with pronounced accent whlch d,
les I. difficult to understand him. his WIZ na1
- 20 that excited the wonder ana aoi,'. 800
- oil who saw It, 1t is made out OF OlIteu Sc,
,, dollar CoIdpieces and pearls. me ~ po trim
W. "a yqe and apparently valuable Du i,h sba other
ss The marty had nothing TO 90 VIII Wiz The on
osSanqers and as little as possioIe aonnded the
70 NJ he ship and when occasion
S3ar aluavs acted spokesman. ,oo+ad tho
-, ,chf the leader said ne hau ~. 10 nre-
laSo ners would hear Of his party ou . a. pa
ferred not 10 have anything "rlt'e"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16

steamer Gate City Googins Savannah July u. with
steamer Roanoke Hitler Norfolk With mdse and pas
sensers to od Dominion IS 20.
Sandy Hook n J. July Is 9:3O n-Nind SW; lixha
breeze; clear; hazy of shore.
CLEARED
steamer orlnoco CBr). Fraser Bermuda-A 2, Outer
steamer Stella Ger Kuhlwen. s,ettin. Cop.nhar.a
steamer Lesseps Nor, syendsen BaitImore-F>,neA
Steamer Valencia skiIinss. Nassau Cienfu.so. etc.
steamer sobracnse CBr, Murray. Barbados. Par. an
Manaos-Shpton Green.
steamer Arianrose CBr,. Smith Kingston. 1Avins.oa
steamer Simon Dumois 'Nor,. Kanit, Port Antonio
Steamer onda GER Hansen. Ams,erdam-Funch. rdys
Steamer Toxh1l; Leslie. Puerto cortez-Cuneo Co.
steane- II Whitney. Haett. Rostoa-H F pimock
Steamer Gate City foogins sayennah~ocean IS Co
Steamer Boat 5s,hs ScrsK snS FS.
steamer Benefacior. Townsend Philadelphia VILLAS
s4 oG Gesss S Gy Tsrsns HAL
Boyesen.
SAILED.
Crosse sssmsis Ger, AR Ra @ 70, LSnaSn rresyss a.
Savannah: Valencia Nassau Ornoco OBJ Bermuds;
jamestown. Norfolk Newport News sobraense IBr1.
Bsrbados etc: simon pumos 'Nop Port Antonio sIclls
Ger ssstn copSnsnsen etc Pensacola. car'rss
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
from New York and Sr Gsao. ''
Hamburg. July IS. y n-Arrived. steamer Palate
& fSansrd 'Ss ltArv'd steamer Arthur HEAD
Fastnet. July iS-Passed steamer Nomadie (Bh
swlnemunae July u Arrived steamer Hekla DAM,
-i :ie q Wight july i5Passsd steamer Sc. camo.n osr
Brow. Head, July l5-Ps.sed steamer Mohican cBr,
'2aA; , New a~1S' i ioI h ~ d., , ,,,.
Petersen Ger hunger New~York for Fiushns
Lizard July Passed steamer. Laushon DR.. Hods-
New York. for London: Paula Ger. Keteren Ns~Yo'k
LONDON. July i5-Arrlyed steamer Manitoba ,br, Grit
sharpness July i3-Arrlvsd steamer Bernard Hall (Bn.
Greenoek July i5-ssiled steamer Roumani4n ,Bp. ~
Liverpool july i5-Arrived. segvls ,Br,. Wat
Dover. July .o-Passed. steamer Rotterdam putehA
NGese Rotterdam for Nes-iors s..,... o,,,.n
Dui. New.York Tor am,,erdsm. -
Isle Of Wight July SP Pa .sa%sr Am''''''.
swansea, July i4~saiisd. steamer Boston City osns
Shields. July is~ssi.d steamer NOrdkyn Noo Bs'''
Bremen. July ls-Arved steamer Washington cisr'
ssesin. July S~saied steamer Georgia Ger. Rs'>
5sy S.s7oI %s s s1,m ss'" :ss "
cserSours July IS iso mAivsd steamer s,u SSu1
eassnstoSn july iso msslsd steamer Sr''-
me Newcastle 'r July S"sailsi Marsnso 'H'A
psra iuy is-saed steamer Hubert B. sch New
HrSw, Head July ,SPas.ed; steamer No"a'e '"'"
Clarke. NswYcrk for L.ysro,ol .,.n,., o.rmane Cpo.
L,ysTp S July york SH ss oS..n s.ss%'
"S ;ISra,ar july s-Pa:s steamer 8 Ni1 Hass "a
MICA nsSs N:sUYer is VIZ s. Hcas.' dsF sAaas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
SHIPPING NEWS.
p,pr OF NETWORK THURSDAY. JULY To- 1891
ARRIVED.

u.pT oF NEW YOgK-THU RSDAf JULY 10. 1891
ARRIVED.
,..,,.r Michigan (Br. Findlay. London July D. WIN
S.s'' nnt cabin passenger 10 the New-rork shipping
m mu"e r,ived At the Bar at 220 a m So , l.,
'S oa,nsr uanantc OBJ. Mann Avonmouth July - IN
r Hogan & sons. Arrived at tue Bar at ii'oo
y July IL 49,. ~, ,,v,a N.wcastIe Il DAYS In
hsI'est and with | passenger TO Gust Hey. Arrived al
Rarbarossa Gen. Nierch. Bremen July ana
,,s.nnn,on & With mdse 100 cabin ard III stceIase
TO Orlrichs Co. Arrived al the Bar al LOO
m 49,, ,.,., Hamburg luy with
rd,e al cabin and 2s seersse passengers 20 Hamburg
American Line. Arrived at tho Bar al l.:to ~ A.,
Steamer Westmeath CBr, Johnson. Hamburg June 50
;,h mise 10 Barber Co. Arrived At the Bar at m
s,s,ner BEACON Light (Br. PuerNis Copenhagen June
~ and shields ~ ballast to Gust Heye Arrived al
the Bar at p m -, ,,..,,. ,,o. M ,,,,h
,Sse ~ Punch Edye Co. Arivel at the Bar at 100
n -. Y,r. ashorr
.g Naples 20 and Gibraltar July 3. with mdse ana 10
cabin and J9A steefags ss.rgets 10 rurhess' ""'
a Co Arrived n the Bar at q y m ,
steamer Msskeiyne (Ieg) Russell. Buenos Ayres June
IA Mont evdeo 81 and 81 Lucia July - WIN ndse anu
psssengem 10 Arrived At the bar at 100
m. "a. u.,.o. lam. % nd Para
July with mdse and cabin passenger TO Booth ~ TO-
Arrived al the Bar al II 80 p m July -.
E,ssmer santiago Dc Cuba tspan,. Urgura Cienfuegos
July = With sugar NJ Cebaiios Co. Arrived at the
Bar at $40 . m. ,, . 49,. ,..
phosphate rock 70 order: vssssl 10 Funch keys ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
STATEN ISLAND PPENINGS.

Road bonds OF the town OF Southheld TO the
amount of $4,000 were sold yesterday by Super
visor Nathaniel Marsh. There seventeen bid
dcrs \ representative OF one OF the firms charged
that there combination formed among the
brokers 70 capture and divide the bonds. and that
some Of the bids we're In the names OF persons who
did not intend to purchase them. The r. {. Jones
Company secured the bonds at l25 IN which will
net The town pr mium Of Si.J14 ~.
4 number OF prominent Republicans have pre-
sented~ TO Police Commissioners Cornelius A. Hart
and Charles W. Alexander gold badges OF office
valued at $3.50 each
Mrs Henry Howels. jr, and the Misses Davis
will be the hostesses NJ The reception OF the Ladies'
club this afternoon.
4 meeting OF the Richmond County Prohibition
League will be held In Port Richmond this even
ms.
The Board OF Supervisors yesterday received bids
for about twenty miles Of ma cadam roads The
roads viii cost about 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
THE SYSTEM WORKING WE'LL.
COLONEL wARING TALKS OF THE RESULTS OF HIS
PLAN TO DISPOSE OF GARBAGE

COLONEL WAXING TALKS OF THE RESULTS OF MS
PLAN TO DISPOSE OF GARBAGE.
Doubtless there have been some complaints from
those who dwell along the coast OF Long lsiand
and New-Jersey this year concerning the collections
NJ IN. Street Cleaning Department OF this city,
which are lowed on. to and there dumped ana
occasionally carried 10y the tide on 10 the shore
but these complaints have not been nearly so nu-
merous as heretofore. and when they are investi-
gated Il Is found that what is complained OF is not
garbage or that sort Of rubbish that will by decay
ing prove not only unsightly but unheathful Dur
ing other summer seasons the nuisance was 80
orea. IN many places az to give good ground for
rea sonabIe complaints. But the system OF DISPOSE
ton of waste and condemned fruit In large quanti-
ties has been changed in the last gear On January
the new order Of things went Into erect ana since
then the quantities OF decayng rubbish that USED
tn create so much complaint have not been toweo
out to the and turned loose 10 ma the'r way
whithersoever they would. They have been taken
TO Barren Island and there disposed OF oy the pant
erected there for the purpose.
f,oIonel Waring yesterday told a Tribune re-
norter thar this system had worked very salts
factorly indeed. Until recently he said. THIS
method OF disposing OF vegetable refuse had not
been applied to what matter OF that sort was round
I'm the street sweepngs and that there had conse-
ouently been some complaint on that score; but
,,,h,, tho las, few DAYS II had been arranged TO
send all the vegetable matter collected by the an
o.Is" IN Barren Island along with the larger guam
titles OF the same material lna. , aa oe fh COMMITS
sioner said. that there would ne no more co"pia"'s
from this cause -, ,, ,h., many cou
n,ains had come in OF refuse drifting upon various
points OF the ssacods' some OF the sweepings
lowed out to sea and dumped uiu mo thtf "ay
now to the coast, eu or ne tbat would prove
nuisance TO the places near where they appeared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
NETWORK CITY.

The new boxes for the house-to-house collection
and delivery OF letters put into use yesterday
for the first time The first collection was made
by carrier attached to Station G. and the first
letter delivered at the box at No "a west
Forty-ffth-st. II. c. Dayton. who has the contract
for supplying the boxes. said that he was putting
them up at the rate of twenty day.
The ship NJ p. Grace from San Francisco. yes
terday brought this port i,5S2 barrels OF Cali
forI.a wine 1850 of canned salmon. Zso bar
rels of picked salmon. 1.25S pieces of redwood ana
80 bags OF mustard seed
The Riverside Pleasure Club. of which John f.
Dunphy is president and which IS made up OF
members of the Maritime Exchange. will hold an
outing and games at Whitestone Landing, Long
Island on Monday July 49, The club has char
tered the steamer Crystal Stream for the occasion
for sl7011 against the London Guarantee and Ac-
cident Company. whose office is at No. e. Cedar-st
In favor of Frank f. Parshley. claim growing
of the collapse OF the building al West Broad
way and Third-st. in August 1895. where fourteen
lives were lost. A policy issued by the COM
pany to John II. Parker, who did the mason WORK
on the building insuring against damages for in
juries TO employees. He has since expended $"~o
in legal proceedings. defending suits against him.
which it is alleged the company should pay
The story Of a prospective change in controi OF
the New-York. Susquehanna and western nan
road is said TO be based upon visit by John l.
Calhoun. of New-York. and F. II. Prince OF Bos-
ton to Europe raise money to acquire ma
iority of the stock Nothing is known as yet as to
the success of their expedition
Morris Phillips, Editor of THE Home journal
sails for Glasgow hy the steamship Furnessia OF
the Anchor Line. on Saturday. He will make a
little tour in Scotland and will join his daughters,
the Misses Harriet and Rose Phillips in Paris in
the latter part Of July and together they VIII re-
turn to New-York late in August.
A story from Baltimore that j. p Morgan q CO.
and Speyer & Co. Of New-York were to formu-
late n psn for the denomination of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad was denied yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
At JaV ABOUT TIE BABf'S NAME.

From The Albany Law journal
,rbe ouestion as 10 whether the naming OF the
~ heIongs as a matter Of right TO the babys
tstSer or 10 the baby's mother Is raised In a
a,ner laasut originating in Eastfil In the heart
~ Inc Catskill Mountains. The plaintiff Is Ole
99iiairer.on Swede, who cultivates Il small farm
"a The mountain side He has sued for damages
The Rev. J. q. RemeIton, Germah d d,d az
Yorth The following state Of facts: Mt and Mrs
ttggaiyerson nave a son of tender years The former
desired that the boy SHOULD be called Oscar after
W. nresent monarch Of Mr. Halversons father
ina Mrs Halverson dislikes the name OF Oscar
and was determined that the baby should not be
aannrrdened herewith Mr.. and Mrs. Halverson took
ne baby 10 the clergyman TO be christened
Mr. Halyerson requested ths ad 10 srnad
talked the reverend gentleman oyer and to Mr.
rhrstened not Oscar but something else whereby
NJ ualverson suffered serious disappointment
Ms: n authority in his household laceration OF
feelings. etc. for which he ,prays damages fhSs
cier9vman's defence is that he chrstened the child
i'm in accordance with the wishes OF the mother.
nvnt Tbe case brings up a novel question In
Supisprudence the decision Of which will be re-
Tarded with interest In thousands OF famiiiss
throughout the lanon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
HEAVY WEATHER REPOhIhD Al "Hh

All incoming steamships at this port YESTERDAY re-
=, havirg encountered unusually heavy weather
., sea on Tuesday. lasting through WEDNESDAY,
night The Michigan from London. the Duhs'ah
from Manaos. and the Westmeath from fia"ouie
-, Co.. quo DAYS under a stress of weather
cue, os they have seldom met with. Captain John-
con Of the Westmeath. said yesterday that at the
height of the storm magnificent non
was produced by the play OF zszag a NJ ghtnioe
soI,owed each other with great rapidty ano tne
cTnw in alarm took shelter below decks Inc ran"
fell in a deluge. - ~,o,,n,,o renorted
Captain Mann Of the steamer Menanr, y e
4s 5s The berg. he said appeared TO ne
OK feet high and 40 feet long.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
rYAvJyIyG THE ROOF TANKS.

The twentyfour inspectors who were assas . ~.
i"' wilson Of the Health Department 10 IN
as,gate the condition of water tanks IN the .sn.
mani districts made their second report sunded
The district which they repo,'eu s .he west
IN. 18th nv East Forty -fourth-st on the west
Oh 'r ...,,,,e on the north by Fifty-seventh-st'
a oy on the east by the East River There Were
1s tanks inspected and fty-nine out OF the mum"
80, ,,are ordereu cleaned. Twelve of the inspector,
yesterday took in the district on the has, oue
from Fifty-seventh-st north TO the 'aa ,,s 49,
~, ,,ar twe,vs will go to the West Side ano TAKE
IN the dstric. between Ninety-nr anu thnse die
forty ffth-st AFTER nnis th avis below
tricts the inspectors VIII eNah,l"e WV ~
Siytv- drst-st or the West SIDE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
SING SING.

The moonlight excursion OF Liberty Council,
Junior order United American Mechanics. which
was 10 have taken place on Wednesday evening,
was postponed on account Of the storm. and will
take place tonight.
The electric launch belonging t" Me*srs- Schief-
feiin and Fabbri sons-in-law OF Mrs. Elliott +.
SHEPARD met with a mshap on Wednesday. As
the bolt was going down the river IL on the
reef known as Bishops Rocks. south Of Scar
borough The yacht ran on the rocks so hard as
TO be Obliged to remain there until the following
high tide foated her again.
Inspector VI. DUNCAN. of the State Agricultural
Society as result OF Investigations conducted in
mis- ,,jlage has caused suits TO be brought against
three merchants charging tncr. with selling
adj vinegar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
SIXTH AVENUE, GOTH TO 2fST ST.

lieved to outweigh the danger Of theft People get
the books they want without long waiting, and
by an examination of the books on shelf many
persons more easily decide what books they
want tn read.
The adoption Of the system Is looked upon by
the trustees of the library something OF an
experiment and while 1t is permanency In those
branches where it has now obtained foothold, 1t
would be too to predict its early extension to
the older branches For one thing, the adoption
OF the system would make necessary the entire
remode!ng of the interior of those branches and
in some CAGES there would not lie room enough for
the open-shelf Arrangement. In the new system
II Is desirable that only the walls should be
sheved Alcoves detached shelves make 1t i'm
possible for those In charge to see all parts OF the
room at once